Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

CONTENTS SENIORS 17 FACULTY STAFF 69 UNDERCLASSMEN 87 ACTIVITIES 107 SPORTS 131 ADVERTISEMENTS 163 1 9 8 6 Horizons Unlimited Horizons With every beginning you’ll find an end Like brilliant sun after cool showers. On dazzling autumn after long, lazy summer; And with every endeavor you’ll find a friend— Love blossoms when least expected— True friendship sees all. endures all, and lasts for all time. So now. my friend, let’s view our beginning not as an end. but as an extension of the love we already share. As we go our seperate ways To climb new rainbows and grasp for shining stars. Let us not dwell on the sorrow of parting; Rather, remember always the times we have shared Laughter and tears have formed a bond that so few can share. You were my childhood friend The image of my youth. We’ve laughed, we’ve loved, and we’ve grown You were always there with open arms or a simple smile to warm my heart Like a well-worn teddy bear tattered with age. Look forward to your future not with a heavy heart but with a joyful eagerness for new experiences And yes. my friend, we must go forth— However blind we may feel— to find new pain, new sorrow . . . But most importantly, new life. Best Wishes for a Successful Future The Legend Staff Center Left: Christie Brinkley, watch out!!! Center Right: Let’s jam!' Bottom: PLEASE, someone get her an Ex-Lax. 2 Top Left: . . and you expect me to eat this???Top Center: Keep your paws off my date! Top Right: ummm . . waiter??? Top Insert: Hmmm. fresh buns' Bottom Insert: It's been a looooong night Bottom Left Center: Honest Tom Lyn. we weren't do- ing anything' Bottom Right Center: If you guys want to frisk me go right ahead. I’m clean. Bottom Right: Are you the one that went to PHS??? 5 THE GOOD LIFE . . . Top: Color by the numbers! Top Left: Do you really think I like THIS? Top Right: Muncha Buncha Luncha ...” Bottom Left: Abe and Friends’ Bottom Right: Raise your hand if your sure!” 6 ... AT PHS Top Right: Mr. Flood said we couldn't go to the beach today, so instead, we took the beach here. Center: The Future Beach Bums of America looking for the perfect Portsmouth Wave Bottom Right: Is it time for me to fly yet commander??? 7 Top Left: “Posing Pretty” Top Center: Three out of four doctors recommend eating in the famous D-l Restaurant.” Insert: If you are going to take my picture then try to get my left side; it’s my best. Bottom: The Studs of '86. 8 Top: K-Mart is our savings store. Insert: Since I’ve used Crest I’ve had 60% fewer cavities. Left: They obviously don’t know who is the queen around here. One snap of my fingers and away they go Bottom Right: We’ve got our shades, now we’re just looking for the sun. 9 Top Left: Homecoming Parade - 1985 Top Center: King - Bill Douglas; Queen - Toni Lyn Salvador Top Right: El- len Wilber and Tony Coleman Top Right Insert: Steve Vierra and Kathy Ayars Bottom Left Insert: Scott Arruda and Kelly Ann Woods Bottom Center: Portsmouth High School Spirit at the Pep Rally Bottom Left: Jill Kekligian and Frank McNeilly 13 ATT, THESE PLACES HAVE THEIR MOMENTS 14 Top: It’s not Halloween. Dave. Center: . . . and this is my toughest class! Bottom: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet!!! Top Left: Friends Forever Top Right: I d like to thank Mr. DeRobbio and Mr. Flood for the clothes Bottom Left: With the luck of the IRISH we re missing classes. Bottom Right: Are you making funna my tie??? 15 Top left: I'm so proud of my big brother. Top Right: SWATCH what we can do. Insert: She’s so cute . . Center: This place has it all over San Francisco. Bottom: Donny “Dish 16 Counselor Advisor To The Class Of 1986 Good Fortune to the Class of '86 As you go on your way I know it will be varied and individual. My wish is chat you will Find challenge, satisfaction and love. I know that you will help make the world, by your presence, a better place for humanity to grow. May your place in it be a joy. The past four years have been a great and unique experience for me as class advisor. I feel strongly that I have received as much from you as I have given. As you go forth in life I would like you to remember this simple message: Work hard, keep your values and be true to thyself. A Tribute To Mr. Kekligian - We Thank You! THOMAS ABELL And if the band you're playing in starts playing different tunes I'll see see you on the dark side of the moon Mable 6 6 68 Gemini pp Not getting packies. waiting around You look marvelous . Archeology KEVIN M. AGUIAR “I'm not giving into security under pres- sure - I'm not missing out on the promise of adventure - I'm not giving up on implausible dreams - Experience to extremes- Experi- ence to extremes . Rush P 'G .. Aggs 12 1 68 Sagittarius pp: no money, losing. English Class, books, taking orders, anything required “Pem - suppose I don't want to. Bet you can't . college, mar- riage. success (L.O.) NORMAN V. AJEMIAN Now our ears are one: may they melt to- gether to the ends of the earth (T. Nugent) Strudle .. 12 19 68 Sagittarius pp: Jocks, cheesemen. P H. S. Trip . Cus- tom! . . Live It up. make cash WILLIAM ALEXANDER Some men will quiver - some men will cry. Some deliver - and some will reach for the sky.” Billy Squier . Billy Boy 12 5 68 Sagittarius . pp Larry Bird. B. S Artists. Drunk Drivers. Slow Drivers. Cold Weather Right there’ Marvel- ous Jackson College, partv. work. HM.CBMC SHEILA P ARANYOS Gotta bum all your bridges behind you. they'll keep dragging you down if you slay, and I know I ain't wrong cux I'm free and I'm on my way . . I got nothing to fear when I'm flying cuz yesterday's over and gone, and there's nothin’ I can do so I gotta keep movin' on Rainbow Shee-ler (from V B.) . 5 13 68 . . Taurus pp: TMFSLM. BK uniforms going to Califor- nia . USC . Randy S . . great times SCOTT TODD ARRUDA A little neglect may breed great mis- chief Ben Franklin . Slo-man. Serge 6 21 68 Cancer pp J C. See ya later College. Political Science Com- puter Science ALBERT ASHER No matter what people say. there is one truth, and whatever that truth may be. it is right Al. Big A! 3 25 68 Anes pp: Liars, cigarette smoke, arguing with K. C. . . Camping, skiing, doing things with Kim What . I don't know . A good job (plumbing), build my own house, be with Kim C. SHEILA P. ARANYOS SCOTT TODD ARRUDA NORMAN V. AJEMIAN CHERYL L. ANTHONY ALBERT ASHER See my Doctor Denton's! DONALD D. ASHTON MARY K ASHMAN If you would not be forgotten. as soon as you are dead and rotten, either wnte things worth reading or do things worth the writ- ing'' Ben Franklin Mash 4 5 68 Aries pp: Studying, comments about my sister. Chris Daily, braces road trips, tur- tle cartoons... I can't go out. I have to study. well--us. cha. psyche' To graduate from college and win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990 DONALD D. ASHTON I live my life like there's no tomorrow'' V. H___ Dish . D 7 3 68 Cancer pp K.B in Fla.. No bevies, cops. C B behind the wheel, giving ndes. M S W T F.. It was wicked funny. Hey wimp Be with Kern B.. college with Dando. Have a real turbo Omni SCOTT HUGH ATKINS You You can run but you can't hide''- wez from The Road Warrior . Scot 3 11 68 Pisces pp: The Brady Bunch. Wham', my parent s van You look mah- vetous' That stings Yes. I brought my van . Co to college, own a Porsche KATHLEEN MARY AYARS 'Live all you can; it's a mistake not to. It doesn't so much matter what you do in par- ticular so long as you have your life. For it is not important who a person was. but how they are remembered Kath. Avars, Bugsi 1 22 69 Aquarius pp: Wan- ing. curfews, losing . “What's up dude’ ' Take off1 Halen' No way' College, lawyer, happiness, success. $. Jag! Love ya Mom Dad CHRISTOPHER BAILEY At night I walk this stinkin street, pass the crazies on my block, and 1 see the same old faces, and I hear the same old talk (V.H.).. Bub. Bail. Pablo. C B 11 5 67 Scorpio pp Losing, hope, prude girls, boredom. Stop talking, loser, you’re a joke. What's the score Play in a Super Bowl, college, make much money, after gradua- tion Be successful SCOTT HUGH ATKINS KATHLEEN MARY CHRISTOPHER BAILEY AYARS Kiss me. you fool! 21 KATHARINE ANN BARKER Never tie a ship to a single anchor, nor life to a single hope Kathi, Kathi B . Kath. Barka . 4 9 68 . Aries pp B S.lies. snotty people Cool! . “Its not on the wood. Who-hal “Tissue” The Passion Fruit. U-2. Miami Vice, college, ca- reer. marriage: I W A L Y P DONALD KYLE BARNES The world is full of kings and queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams. DIO Hacker . 6 20 68 Gemini pp: things I hate - chevys. snobs, things I like - mustangs. Rush Who Cares Be a mechanic, have my own garage DEBORAH LYNN BENEVIDES Saying good-bye doesn't mean forever, it means for awhile . Deb. Debbc. Debz. Debba. D -D . B-5. Dippy Deb 9 26 Libra pp decisions, good-byes, phone bills, no car. busy phones - no answer, users, getting too attached and losing it all I love you. babe 1436.736) 122784 I miss you” Work in a day care center, marriage children Thanks Mom Dad Bob. for ev- erything. you've always been there WILLIAM E. BENNETT. JR. 6 12 67 Gemini pp Chevy's, stuck up women I’ll fly your head off Work, living with luxury KARMANN P BEVERIDGE Don’t trouble trouble till it troubles you! Karm. Hollywood, sunglasses, party girl 9 5 67 Virgo pp M T D W AT, people pulling my ponytail, people bugging me bout my sunglasses . . . This is not the life of a normal teenager. RELAX MAN’: Hey man’: Boodely Boodely’ Have you seen Alex’! to be lost at sea (w AR): Art School, own a sunglasses shop KATHARINE ANN BARKER DONALD KYLE BARNES Come on white!!! Charlie's Angels DEBORAH LYNN BENEVIDES WILLIAM E. BENNETT JR. KARMANN P. BEVERIDGE 22 DAVID ANDREW BIERMAN MARK JAMES MICHAEL BOUTCHIA WILLIAM BUCKLEY SCOTT MICHAEL BORDEN DIANA LYNN BROWN PAUL BUONVINO MARY E. BURTON DAVID ANDREW BIERMAN “In times of crisis, it is of utmost impor- tance not to lose one's head -M. Antoinette Dave, egg .2 17 68 Aquarius pp people who think cross country is track “Yes. I did eat a worm “You can run but you can't hide College at CSMA or Penn State; then who knows? SCOTT MICHAEL BORDEN “We can go from boom to bust - from dreams to a bowl of dust We can fall from rockets red glare down to “Brother can you spare—” Another war - Another wasteland - And another lost generation . . Rush P G Cheesie, Warrior . 8 4 68 Leo pp Policemen with flashlights. Golfing in the rain Got something I can write with’ What time is it’ . . 4 year college, profes- sional golfer; money, marriage? Make my name remembered' ATHENA BORODEMOS “We can walk our road together if our goals are all the same, we can run alone and free if we pursue a different gun” .. Rush . . Tina Bee 1 4 68 Capricorn pp: Waking up early, liars . Cute?, you're crazy Health, happiness, wealth MARK JAMES MICHAEL BOUTCHIA There's so many different worlds-so many different sons and we have just one world but we live in different ones -Dire Straits Fred. Bruce. Bopha . 11 7 68 Scorpio pp: Getting home after midnight on road games and having school the next day......College-computer engineering DIANA LYNN BROWN “Don't walk behind me 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. Di. Duma. Brown 7 1 68 Cancer pp busy signals, getting up early, no money, winters without snow Hey what's up; oh. come on . College, to live a happy and successful life Thanks for everything Mom and Dad RONNIE BUCCI Sing with me. sing for the year, sing for the laughs and sing for the tears. Sing with me just for today Dream On Ronald. Mara Ronni Aries pp Tears, saying good bye. B S Mosquitos don't fly in the rain , parties. 2nd beach. McCome's beach WILLIAM BUCKLEY If 1 could learn to express myself in words so that the world could hear me. I would have climbed the highest mountain. . Bill. Buck. Buckwheat II 21 68 Scorpio pp: People with constant aggravating better than thou attitudes, preps To become highly involved in the country music indus- tries. rich, travel PAUL BUONVINO No stop signs, speed limits, nobody's gonna slow me down, asking nothing leave me be. I'm on my way to the promised land - AC DC Ralphie. Highway Star 6 28 68 . Cancer pp Zipperheads. clicks. Fords What's up. Own my own business Be nch Retire at 25 and become a beach bum MARY E BURTON “Life is a senes of surprises and would not be taken if it were not Mai. Maui. Mare 12 22 88 Capncorn pp Busy signals What? Really? Guess? College fashion merchandising, happiness, black Porsche ANDREW CAMPBELL lice 1 26 67 pp Class rooms below 60 That’s life or life's rough . Comput- er Programming TRACI ANN CAMPBELL Lo. 1 am always with thee, even unto the ends of the earth . . 5 31 68 Elemen- tary school teacher, marriage, children ROBERT F. CAMPION. Ill “You can't gain anything without giving something, give it your all and do your best You will succeed Mr O'Hara and Mr Blaess. Thank you Rolo. Camps. Cam- piona 2 29 68 Pisces pp Cigarette smoke • people who think they're better than you. waking up early JSPMCP Good Luck. Yo!. You talk too much' 4 year college, physical education CHERYL ANN CARLISLE You have no idea what kind of life yours will be tomorrow You arc a vapor that ap- pears briefly and vanishes. James 4:14 . C 3 26 68 Aries pp Ignorant and arrogant people You're young - you'll get over it. Doubt College. Michael. L. D KIM CASEY In order to walk through the future, you must close the door of the past 12 14 68 Sagattanus pp Arguing with A A . Ignorant people What's the matter? “1 don't want to hear iL . . Go into drafting, live out in the mountains, get married - hope- fully to Al JANEL CASTON And we re not little children, and we know what we want And the future is cer- tain. give us time to work it out We're on the road to paradise, here we go -T H Nel. Jan'l 7 7 69 Cancer pp being a year younger What, Hi Guys! Engineering, happiness JENIFER JEANNE CATALAN If I need a cause for celebration, or a com- fort I can use to ease my mind. I rely on my mind. I rely on my imagination and dream of an imaginary time.” . Jen. Jem. Jeffmer. Jeniveve 9 25 68 Libra pp: Pulling apart cotton balls, aluminum foil Summer 84 Summer 85 Thompson Twins - Lay your hands, tears for fears - head over heals: Phil Collins al DIAMONDS l SAPPHIRES - TMADFE College. Fashion and Design. Modeling to be happy, rich and successful ELIF YAPRAK CELIK Tomorrow is a new day ' Yappi 8 30 67 Virgo pp: I jars. Know-it-alls, dirty streets, football after it rains, sea. swimming, lots of fnends. chemistry, nature “What'sup? . Are you on drugs? ' Pharmacist school, travel all over world, love and happiness STEPHEN NEIL BUTLER ROBERT F. CAMPION III JANEL CASTON ANDREW CAMPBELL r TRACI ANN CAMPBELL CHERYL ANN CARLISLE KIM CASEY JENIFER JEANNE ELIF YAPRAK CELIK CATALAN 24 Is this Steven Lauper?? DANNY CHILDS ANTHONY W. COLEMAN DANNY CHILDS Real men wear Guess' . Templeton 7 1 68 . Cancer pp: Fake Guess’ 2 faced people 1 like that That's always nice Going to Europe after graduation, then college To own a while Ferran. open my own store ANTHONY W. COLEMAN In everything one must consider the end” ... T C. Tones. Kamala . 8 28 68 Virgo pp Work, working out. people who ask for gas money . You're a weirdo' Shut up!.. U2. Van Halen. Skiing My blanket BB KD.GSW M AC M The Workshed College Service. to get a high pay- miyjob MATTHEW CONTI Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings 1 live for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold • Led Zeppelin Conti. 9 4 68 Virgo pp Getting into accidents with M R . J M . J. M . people who are late 1 N F Y T.L A M W F T T E1 Camping, school, cash, to live life to the ful- lest And then some’ Business JOSEPH B. CORREIA That is not dead which can eternal lie. and with strange eons even death may die - H P Lovecraft Joe . 11 10 68 Scorpio pp people who act bigger than they are Stop it. you're killing him' . . Become independently wealthy! MATHEW CONTI HEIDI C. COOKINHAM JOSEPH B. CORREIA O.K. Now spread-em! 25 LESLIE ANN COSTIC When we lift the covers from our feel- ings. we expose our insecure spots. Trust is just as rare as devouon - Forgive us our cyni- cal thoughts. - Rush Lester. Lizard. Lesslee. Elizabeth. Les. Wine O 8 2 68 . Leo pp: Busy phones, possessive people. Summer of 82 85 Reunite!. Thanks Dan- ny I.L.Y— I'll wip it . Spak 'em Just to lake it one day at a time KRISTIN COTTA We may laugh again, but we will never be young again Sweetie. Stick, Jr Ham- mer 4 5 68 . Aries pp Growing up. New Coke Dear David (N) . Phil Collins. Jai-Alai. Get the Kodak . Summer of '85 College, marriage and live out our dreams MELISSA COTTA When the sun refuses to shine. I'll still be loving you. If the mountains crumble to the sea. It will still be you and me . Missy 5 5 68 .. . Taurus . pp: Leeches, breaking up with someone you love . Deck-Deck. “Still loving You . I don’t know’, peanut but- ter Learn from my mistakes, college social worker, be me!. I love you Mom and Dad TRACY S. CRADDOCK Be not aware of the slings and arrows thrown at you. so long as you're happy with yourself . T. Trace... 4 29 68 . Taurus . T. Trace . 4 29 68 Taurus pp: Clones Ltz-Lylas 10 31 85-DDP's R-TP. What's the Scoop’ Sped’ Vetemanan. happiness CRISTI L. CROW “It matters not how strait the gate, or how long the scroll. I am the master of my fate. I am the capum of my soul.” . . Crow 9 27 68 Libra pp: Cigarette smoke, blue lights, guys who cheat . 'Too funny' No way. are you serious good times with Kevin. The Cafe - talking heads J. Geils September 5. 1985 Summer of '84 Col- lege. business, success LESLIE ANN COSTIC You can run. but you can't hide. It was only mflk. honest!! MELISSA COTTA TRACY S. CRADDOCK CRISTI L. CROW 26 CHRISTOPHER T. DAILY P. LEANNE DAIGLE P. LEANNE DAIGLE . Love always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always lasts . . “ I Corinthi- ans 13:7 1 27 69 Aquarius pp Peanut butter, rude people, alarm clocks, cold weather, and society; - beaches, roller skating, music, friends, lasagna. and MEN’ Daaggg . 'Tough toenails'” College, people, love, happiness, peace and fun CHRISTOPHER T. DAILY It doesn't matter I’ll probably get hit by a car anyway Suicidal Tendencies from Repo Man - Don't do what you want and you'll fade a wav'-Sex Pistols . Chris 2 16 68 Aquarius pp Demerit . Midds. People who take things too seriously, people who mistake me for Arnold Schwarzenegger Coin out with M M . Bellos. Sly. F M . Which is nice. Which is always depressing . . Col- lege. marriage, kids JAY A DECOSTA What a Long Strange Tnp It's Bccn’”- Graleful Dead Wally. Skip 9 3 68 Virgo pp Blue lights, an Empty keg. locking my keys in my car .. Hey-ey-ey-ey- ey' I hear yeh’. Was sa polbrem occifer? California bound' STEPHANIE DECOSTER A day is not wasted for a memory is made” Steph 2 15 68 Aquarius pp two faced people, fighting, and people who he No way . college SUSAN MARIE THERESE DEMAY Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted' - . Sue. Mop. Suey, Susahhah Banana. 2 16 68 . Aquari- us . . pp: Wonder woman, penalty shots, irresponsibility Wicked awesome, oh my god. give me a break, no way To attend a prestigious college, play goalie for their women's ice hockey team, and eventually go into medicine BRIGGS DENSMORE Fantasy fills my mind to leave this place before my time, to release myself from earthly care, my dream may be your night- mare -B.OC Bnggsv. Bngadear 12 22 68 Capricorn pp: working late.. . U R I teaching, playing Runequest. cham- pions It Stormbnnger LISA ELAINE DENTON The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be fell with the heart . . Skinny. Lee. Lees . 1 4 68 Capricorn . pp- people who walk slow in the hallway, hitting every stoplight and dip on West Main Road . Fox' Honey, what period is it? Evil. Summer. Suzy-Q. Hi-Li College, travel, marriage, children PETER J. DEPASQUALE Set your sails to a new horizon. Don't turn around, don't look down - Phil Collins . PDP. Petey. Beaver .. 3 19 68 Pisces pp Marching in the rain, not hearing How- ard Stein Time check . “Wow! . Brain Dead College, electrical engineering BRIGGS DENSMORE LISA ELAINE DENTON PETER J. DEPASQUALE 27 MARK A. DETTLINGER 'There will come a day when youth will pass away” . . . Linga. Dell . . . 8 25 68 Virgo pp Wet loilei seals, no gas. Glen Acre . No Bev’s. Robin Road, liars, leasers Quit talking, what's your problem meal- head. aerosmith. Boston. Van Halen. Maine . . Air Force WILLIAM L. DOUGLAS. JR. “I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do. let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. for 1 shall not pass this way again Bill.. 8 1168 Leo pp Stupid people' Marvelous'. Hi Kids” College SHERYL L. DUNN He has achieved success who has lived long, loved well, and laughed much”.. Ding . . 6 3 68 . Gemini pp: People who try too hard to be like their idol (B.M.). 3rd quar- ter of '85. Junior year. Tuesdays. S.D.P.C.W , 10-5-85 . Anyways”, what- ever . College. Mantime Law, success. MTAWS MAX EVANS ESSERY There are two ways to do things m life, the wrong way and my way Redneck. Maxie .1 6 68 Capricorn pp asking for ndes. early curfews, last minute changes, waiting for someone . . What a loser . I don't know College, then on to a job preferably outside of Rhode Island WILLIAM F. FARIA All we are is dust in the wind”-Kansas Bill. Ponch. Hey Bow 3 2 68 pp: Cigarettes, red lights, being broke Would you stop complaining . To own my own business to be rtch REBECCA ANNE FAY 1 must slowly walk through life carefully planting my feet, knowing that it will bloom at the nght time - (B. Fay) . Speck. Specks. Speckle. Becks. Beckums. Beckells 10 17 . Libra . . pp: Snobs, not keeping in touch. L.S.. people that try too hard (right M.C.). Summer 85 ... 'R.C.'. A S., the bus crew . Oh no. not again’ Wow!” 1 totally spaced it”. No way!? . Come on. make my day!” To enjoy life and not expect too much, and to someday MMR CARLIRIS FERMIN The glory of friendship is not the extend- ed hand, nor the kind smile, or the enjoy- ment of fnend's company, but it is the spiri- tual inspiration we feel when we discover someone who believes in us and in whom we can trust . Carli .. 7 19 68.. Cancer pp: The injustice, liars, waiting What? 1 don’t know Go to college to study phar- macy. travel r a WILLIAM F. FARIA REBECCA ANNE FAY CARLIRIS FERMIN 28 MARK A. FITZGERALD KIM L. FERREIRA Remember the past and took forward to the future, but enjoy today while it's here’ . Kimmie. Kimbies 10 29 68 pp: J.K.. J.A.. V.F.. S.A . Snappa . shopping, cruisin', partyin'. aerobics, diets!, fighting. O.N.L.A.. LM 228. problems, freedom, smiling. New York. Jeep C7-7 . You know it'. He makes me soooo mad! F I T Cosm Mark - N. Y C. I luv U Mom A Dad - TGAWMF ♦ TGDPOOMFLF Ferrari, success JENNIFER LYNN FLAD The time will come for changes, changes in people, places and faces. And most of all dreams, we smile when they become a reali- ty - when they don't exist - Neither do we. Jen-Jen. Jen. 4 15 68 Aries pp Littering, not enough time. On the line” D.T. losing, the colt I forgot” Are you serious? . Tt’s Friday! (Homecoming '85 A M 4 M’s 1) KAMA KD. KG MI CR SDLMTS.E WLV S.B.W.S.S.M.S.LK ( PPPatrol) People you can trust - J M P Military 4 College. Travel, and Happiness JENNIFER LYNN FLAD PATRICK T. FLYNN MICHELE A. FONTAINE Cosmopolitan here I come!!! “Sue - Ellen” Daigle RICHARD FOSS ' A man's character is his fate - The Boss, the Wanderer , 6 2 66 .. Gemini pp: Mondays, having to go to work Man. How you going to act Semiskilled (trade) profession DEBBA LYNN FRASER “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about and that's not being talked about ... Debba, Deb. Garbage Pit . . . 1 3 68 Capricorn pp J.G.L.S. Jealous B A Summer 85 . .. Whata Ya Nuts Whata the Deal? Hey Lisa. B P What's his face No' I'm a cashew Wod- gecorth . Go to College, stay unmarried to have friends always LAURA A FRAVEL I was young and restless living on the edge of a dream when someone somewhere said “Ya just gotta believe -M C I une. Frave, Fravioli. Melonhead. shorty 5 4 68 . . Taurus pp Speed limits, slow drivers, cats . Hey Kids' What s up? Hey. ugly' I was wondering Meow' Travel, airlines, marriage, kids DAWN MARIE GARCIA Always remember the good times and forget the bad ones Kid. shorty, small Fn... 12 13 68 Sagittarius . pp snobby people, being only 5' Sumer 85. pool. New Jersey. What . Can't wait for Thurs- day night! L.M.F. Hangehffer. the dude my size JF. Hey dude what's up’ . . married by 24. grow to be 5'6, own a Mazda Rx-7, have a long and happy life DEBORAH LEIGH ZOWIE CARMAN “Blow away the dreams that tear you apart, blow away the dreams that break your heart, blow away the lies that leave you nothing but lost and broken-hearted - The Boss Dizzy Debt. Debbbee-doo 9 17 68 Virgo pp: Tinfoil birds, trees . I don't know. Let's go Biz! I can fix it. 1 can fix it!!? . College (hopefully), happiness (definitely) Aloha P H.S.! DEBBRA LYNN FRASER Stuffen the Ballot Box Who threw that spitball??? LAURA A. FRAVEL DAWN MARIE GARCIA DEBORAH LEIGH ZOWIE GARMAN 30 MIKE (GIBBY) GIBSON DANIEL D. GOMES (HANSON) ROBERT F. GOODIN DAVID J. GRAY MIKE (GIBBY) GIBSON Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak and confirm it - Abraham Lin- coln Gibby 12 10 67. SagatUnus. pp: ungratitude. disrespect, wastefulness, immaturity, no thought before speaking, as- suming . I'll be danged' Dang it' Get off my butt!' College, any occupation, to get all the respect I can KAREN GIORGIANNI I almost had to wait - Karen G.. Baby- doodles 2 28 68 Pisces pp Turtles, dements, old cars JWMAKDKACD. PALVS. KNA That's funny, thank you College BILL GOETZINGER I want my country to love me as much as I love it. -John Rambo Ace. Duke. Tokyo Bill 11 24 67 Sagi l tan us . pp: Wimps. Geeks. Nerdy Freshmen, no gym. no football My name's Bill. I like fast cars and fast women! World conquest. 2nd World Peace DANNY GOMES (HANSON) Remember yesterday. Dream of tomor- row. But live for today Gomez. Indiana Gomes . 4 18 67 Anes pp: People that think they're better than everyone else, cliques O'well To win 3.7 million on megabucks ROBERT F. GOODIN Music by Lee and Lifeson- Lyrics by Peart' -Rush Rob . 4 24 .Taurus.. pp: Oral Reports. VCR breakdown, closed Sorry My God. it's full of stars’ . Col- lege. Artist DAVID J. GRAY I’m free as a bird now and this bird will never change' -Lynard Skynard Freebird . Gravy. Gray. Buzzard 11 3 66. Scorpio • PP No snow, broken skns. smokeless. . What's up. What's goin on. lets party . To work on the water on a fishing boat and move to Vermont. Colorado or Utah for the winter and work as a ski instructor or ski patrol To be with Debbie, partying with C.B.S. W. D.A.S.G. D. P JACQUELINE LEIGH GRINNELL Life just is. you have to flow with it. give yourself to the moment, let it happen. Jack. J.. Jaklyn. Sprout 12 25 68 Capricorn pp F words raking the rug. no blenders, being let down . . . 1 1 84. RR.. DWMB. The Who. PFTs. HO. AMA. AJ- DA.JK. OTTS, Rocky' Nothings wrong . Shut-up I love you Travel, never be bored, money. Mars. Meet Sylvester Sul- lone. TFILFABSH MELISSA GUIMAR If you love someone set them free, if they come back they're yours, if they don't they never were” Missy 9 4 68 Virgo pp: People that think they're better 31 SEAN GRIFFITHS JACKIE L. GRINNELL MELISSA GUIMAR JAMES EDWARD HALL Without work there is no dream, without dreams there is no work! Gumby . Dunbar. Dun 6 29 68 Cancer pp: Red lights, waking up. Barrington Soccer You will' , when Leo threatens me. that ain't worken. excuse me! Be successful, happiness BE RICH ' JOE HEALY All the world's a stage and wc arc merely players Hulk. Hulksters 11 15 68 Scorpio EJERCICIO SOLA MENTE NYEH Life is like what's up Doc salad When you stick your fork in you don't know what you'll get College LINDA MARIE HEDGCORTH This is just one of those days when I'm in a good mood, nothing can get me down but I could be a hell of alot happier '-T. Bounvino Wedgey. D. T . Susan 9 7 68 Virgo pp Boyfriend who cheats on you. people who can’t keep secrets. I'm Sorry . “SMW . I’m just a girl , he's my bus driv- er College, marry Jeff, to have many, many kids KENNETH W. HEDLY If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me -L. S Homer. Spcdly 5 4 68 Taurus pp: Cold weather, people who talk behind your back S’up. custom Go to URL become an accountant MICHAEL SCOTT HICKS The people are always uglier on the red side of the watermelon. 10 29 68 Scorpio pp: Narrow minds, cigarettes, are you 21?” 1 Yeah right, whatta goof . To travel the world and become fabulously wealthy TRACY L. HOOK Don't try to be something you're not; if people can't accept you for what you are. then they're not worth accepting them- selves” Spacy Tracy. Trae 3 3 68 Pisces pp: L.S.. two-faced people, waiting, lies, snobs, people who can't stay on their own side of the road being w Carl. S.W.C... true friends summer of 85 What's it to you?. Spackem' TO LOVE CARL, to become whatever I want to be BILLY R. HOPE There may be a stairway to heaven but there’s a highway to hell” Hope 1 29 Aquarius . pp: Total wallies. waiting around for a long period of time Hey! Can you buy for me? To go to Art school and someday make some money from my car- toon drawings. MICHELE LEE IGO ' Sometimes we have to look back on the past to determine where we are going in the future” Mitch. Shel. Rock . 5 21 68 Gemini pp: good-byes, waiting Could 1 possibly . ? Yeh. Maybe I will” I'm glad ! South Carolina with Cindy, summer of 85. Homecoming 85' PP Patrol— Love ya Cmd!! SP in SR w CR . Business school, to always be happy JAMES EDWARD HALL KENNETH W. HEDLY TRACY L. HOOK MICHAEL SCOTT HICKS BILLY R. HOPE LINDA MARIE HEDGCORTH MICHELE LEE IGO 32 I want a pound of flesh. AMY M. JANES DAYNA INMAN DAYNA INMAN What one feneration sees as a luxury, the next sees as a necessity” . Dee 7 19 6® Cancer pp Dishonesty What’s S'-up? To be a psychologist BRETT JONES You can run. but you can't hide ' 2 2 68 Aquarius pp Calling me Brad. Brent. Bert, or any other similar names; my brother and enemies Why not’ . To go to Idaho, to become a farmer, and to grow an Idaho potato DAVID BRIAN JOY A poet makes himself a visionary through a long, boundless, disorganization of all senses All forms of love, of suffering, of madness; he searches himself, he exhausts within himself all poisons and preserves their quintessences '-Rimbaud Dave. Pig .. 4. 26 68 Taurus pp: iJars. thieves. Yeah, right”, sicki . psycho , what?” Bowie. U2. Stones. V.U . Doors College, music, lest the bounds of reality and go out in a blaze of glory MICHAEL KANE ’ Whenever you dream you're holding the key. it opens the door to let you be free ”- DIO Ozzy. Hack 12 27 68 Capri- corn pp Van Halen. Fords, red lights. PHS. slow people in the passing lane, two- faced people Sup Dude? How z it going’ Fee-Fee' Go to college, spend the rest of my life with Laura BRETT JONES DAVID BRIAN JOY MICHAEL KANE Step into my office!!! 33 ELIZABETH SCOTT KAULL Life goes on. ii happens everyday; so ap- preciate what you've got before it’s taken away, and remember this when some days get you down; smile you always have your friends around Liz. Diz 11 24 68 Sagittarius . pp Never enough time, hair- cuts. people with no sense of humor, people you can't trust, not knowing where Stephen is . Ain't it good to know you've got a friend . Those were the days '. Being me. cheerleading, fnends. being with Stevie V” . . . 9 15 84 . College, success and happi- ness - Best of luck to the Class of 86 JILL SYLVIA KEKLIGIAN Yes there are two paths you can go by - But in the long run there's still lime to change the road you're on. . . Jillie. KS. Willie... 1 20 68 Capncom Aquanus pp Spiders, getting up early, rainy days. MK Where have ya been all my life’ Coin' out w fnends. Summer of ‘85. 10-30-82. Beach. Duane. Newport. JC A Willie Won ka's. Fla w Dad Mitch College, success, happiness. B.A.M.. TGBB'! Thanks Mom Dad JOYCE ANNE KILLEEN The Heart has reasons the mind does not know” Juicy. Oyster. Joyslyn baby 9 11 68 Virgo pp Busy bodies, wait- ing. good-byes He's Hot'. Guess whaf- Oh. nevermind . Jr Prom, being w Kevin. Amy. JG.JA DS.BF. The cars, fast cars. 94HJY. Cruisin Newport. Burger King. Bry- an Adams To be happy w whatever I do LINDA RENEE KOLISCZ All these dreams we save for rainy days- they're finally coming true and I'll spend them all with you cause now we hold the future 'n our hands' ”- J.P.). Baby- toes. Betty Boop. Lm-Lin II 11 68 ' Scorpio pp Fighting with J.P. . crying. I’m so embarraaed. I love you J.P ! S’up. Ya! I’ll call you later' Summer of 84. Awe- some. 1 miss you so much! Please! Please' remember when To be shipwrecked on a tropical island with J. P ELIZABETH SCOTT KAULL JILL SYLVIA KEKLIGIAN Moe, Larry and Curly Stripes on Stripes JOYCt ANNE KILLEEN LAURA KNUTH LINDA RENEE KOLISCZ 34 RICK LAUDER JR. MARLO LAWRENCE KEVIN J. LABONTE, JR. “May we be happy and our enemies know iL May ihe most you wish for be the least you get May we live to learn well, and learn to live well May you live as long as you want to and want to as long as you live. . Kcv Jr. 2 26 67 Pisces . pp Liars and jealous people Mustang's where it‘s at!... Start own reconditioning business RICK LAUDER. JR The only thing we have to fear is fear itself -Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 1st Inau- gural address Chris 1 29 68 Aquarius pp: Celtics, nagging. English Lit Do you have Hemorrhoids’ ' Go to school, make lots of money, get married; have 2.5 kids, and 2 cars in my garage MARLO LAWRENCE There are three important things in life. A family who cares, true friends, and happi- ness.’ . Moe. Mohabie.. S.C.”. Orville 9 21 67 Virgo pp: People who go slow in the fast lane, people who scrape their shoes on the ground Thanks Mom It Dad . To be in the airline field Marriage, family MELISSA LYNN LEMA Remembrance of our times remain in my mind, for no matter how far we may be there will always be our memories Litha Lynn. Mehs . 1 10 68 Capricorn 8 1 83 until eternity- together forever cheerleading, aerobics . 1 11 start my diet tomorrow' sunsets, missing Rich Thanks Mom It Dad’ Business school, mar- riage with Rich McCauley- to be happy L successful' Best of luck to the class of '86' DAVID R. Z. LETIECQ Our memories of yesterday will last a life- time Well take the best, forget the rest, and someday we’ll find these are the best of times.' Styx Dave. Tiecq Mon. Phil B 1 25 68 Aquarius pp Hyprocntes. people that spit -like that's important.. “I live for this!” . College, international business, travel, marriage MELISSA LYNN LEMA DAVID R. Z. LETIECQ NICOLE M. LETIECQ NICOLE M. LETIECQ Life is a preparation for the future and the best preparation for the future ts to live as if there were none . Nic, Teak. Cole. Bwan . 7 30 68 Leo . pp. Dents, no gas. hold on (KD). . . . You know it! Big time'.... But Anyway Interna- tional business. Naval, lots of $$$. T.G.B.B.!!' JULIE LEOTA LITTLE You're nobunny until somebunny loves you’’- (Easter of 68 ) . Jule. Juls. ol. . 4 14 68 A nos . pp: Food in my teeth, car problems, being confused Where's Tina Something screvy going on a wand hene wabbit- ”85 ?!. Being crazy, huges. cheerleading To be nch and successful, find Mr Right, get married and be happy ••TO O WT • WILLIAM G. LOPES Actions speak louder than words’ Peck. Bob. Wilhelm. Lopes. Willy 5 28 68 Gemini, pp: Nagging. PE..... DOOO I know that! . College, money, success, happiness PAMELA A. LEVANGIE JULIE LEOTA LITTLE WILLIAM G. LOPES 35 ARTHUR A. MANDROS •Will know for the first time if we're evil or divine, we're the last in line -R.J.D. . Dio. Oziy. Sabbath. Molley Crue Big A 10 21 68 Libra pp People starring at me What's up Dude Own my own business LISA L. MARTIN Different eyes see different things. Dif- ferent hearts beat on different strings. But there are times for you and me. when all such things agree. Twees .6 27 68 Cancer pp: Working weekends, fights w M R 'I gotta work College Career $ marriage FRANK J MCNEILLY A man should stick to his values because when it comes down to it. that is about all he can really call his own' Coloncl Potter, M A S H Francois. Frank-O. Frankie 4 22 68 Taurus pp: When people don't know what they're talking about, but sound like they do .. Wholly guacamole' . Go to college, make lots of money. Get a huge house on the water and own a small fleet of yachts! DAVID F. MEDEIROS “Creativity and Imagination are the tools for the future What the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.' . Dave. Davy. Denis 6 27 68 Cancer pp Filling out college applications, deadlines, alarm clocks . I don't care . ... College . Computer Engineering (military?) Pilot NASA ??? ELIZABETH ANNE MELLO Who knows what tomorrow brings. In a world, few hearts survive. All we have is here and now. all our lives out there to find. It. Lis. Sweetie .. 9 17 68 Virgo pp Spiders, goodbyes oooooo how lovely! What's the deal' . Business school. To be successful To always be happy RONALD LEE MENEZES. JR. And we live by the side of the road, on the side of a hill as the valley explodes disslocat- ed suffocated the land grows weary of its own. -U2-Asort of Homecoming Jay 11 4 68 Scorpio. pp People who smoke and smell, waking up Yah. you think so millionaire by 30 MONICA LYNN MENEZES No matter what you do in your life the only person who can ever get in the way of your success is yourself C E M ' MAM 10 19 68 Ubra pp: Not understand- ing what’s going on; being alone: Holy Hell . Maybe not”. Yea. You are Col- lege. Teach Math, marriage Fly an airplane CHARIS MENG Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal 2 15 69 Aquanus pp Bad weather To be a successful doctor KRISTIN LEE MEUNIER Give the world the best you can and the best will come back to you.” . Kns. Meume. Bum. Junior 7'26 68 Leo pp Jodi borrowing clothes, work of any kind, getting caught Hey Bum'. What? College, happiness, money ARTHUR A. MANDROS DAVID F. MEDEIROS MONICA LYNN MENEZES LISA L. MARTIN ELIZABETH ANNE MELLO CHARIS MENG FRANK J. MCNEILLY RONALD LEE MENEZES JR. KRISTIN LEE MEUNIER 36 Registering for the Draft MICHAEL J. MONIZ GERRY MINESE Go ahead make my day” Miza. Bo Humma. Mouse .5 18 67 Taurus pp NW. nch girls, rules, passes What’s up. spark Win megabucks, travel, have fun. live happily ever after PATRICK ANTHONY MOONEY God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change Courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference Moon man. Moon Dog. Moon . 5 21 68 Gemini Yea. I am. B. C. C P College, success, money JAMES B. MUMME If your curie stays unbroken, then you're a lucky man ‘cause it never, never, never has for me. -Dio Snappa 2 27 68 Pisces pp A T N A. cheezy deals. B.S A- snapping turtles, one loo many - one too less. Ramada What a goof, customized School, work, have a family. PARTY ', camping PATRICK ANTHONY MOONEY KEITH E. MORRIS JAMES B. MUMME Purina Puppy Chow 37 CHRISTOPHER M. MYERS ‘And in the end_The love you lake Is equal to the love . You make” The Beatles 12. 16 68 Sagittarius pp People with more faces than teeth, cynics, girl friends’ older brothers, busy signals, pix- ies No way'. Really’! Good. Good . To go to college and start my life in New Hampshire MEREDITH KENNEDY MYERS “We all look at the same sky. but we don't look at the same horizon Konrad Adenau- er Murf. Men. Murfus 11 24 68 Sagittarius pp Tourists Thank you! . •Slick Fashion design merchandising, to own a black Jag . Cazenovia College WILLIAM P. NAPIER “Nice guys finish last Bill 7 12 68 Cancer pp Chevys. Fresh Soph years, people who can't drive, busy signals Be rich and build my truck ERIC NEKRASZ Tve got no reason to be down at the sta- tion. I've got no ticket but I'm gonna take a nde. Don't care where I go. I never seem to know I never had a penny but I never won- dered by ” Deep Purple-Not responsible Nek. Little Nek. Dow 12 13 68 Sagi tan us pp Car accidents, smashed wind- shields What’” I love you Karen'-To live life to the fullest, die JILL KATHERINE NICHOLS This above all: to thine own self be true - Hamlet 6 14 68 Gemini pp Cold weather, crowds, gym February, tall peo- ple. French, big cities, kittens. Chinese food, books, warm places n’est pas’ College. Med school, overseas, very little money but much fun MEREDITH KENNEDY MYERS Gimme a Break!! Santas little Elf WILLIAM P. NAPIER ERIC NEKRASZ JILL KATHERINE NICHOLS J8 PATRICK NICHOLS TERESA MARIE NUTT LISA O’CONNER PATRICK NICHOLS ' Dulce et Decorum ets disipere in loco . Pickle 6 3 68 Gemini pp Putty Butt You know it. Chounco. What are you some kind of a putty butt Go to college TERESA MARIE NUTT The world i like a fruit cake, it wouldn't be complete without a little Nutt . . Bud. Tree. Reese. Reesar . 10 5 68 Libra pp Not being with Andy. Margo Omellette Shop R.K ). Getting fired’?. Where's my honey. There's something screwy going on around here wabit? 85 . To be a success- ful hairdresser and make lots of money. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you both alot ' Best of luck to all friends LISA O'CONNOR No one knows what it's like to be the bad man. to be the sad man behind brown eyes 6 22 68 Cancer pp. Getting caught, have you been drinking. B J s Neil Young. The Who. Led Zep Know what 1 mean College, work, partying w DC CHERI O'NEIL Every person is outstanding in their own way 6 20,68 Gemini pp When people scrape their fingers down the chalk board Go onto to college and become an animal science major MAUREEN ANN O'NEILL Let us then be up and doing with a heart for any fate Still achieving, still pursuing- leam to labor and to wan -Longfellow Mo 6-24 68 Cancer pp Whiners . like College, travel, mamage ALLAN MICHAEL OSWALD We can reach the distance, we can make a difference, don't you know that tears are not enough If we can pull together, we can change the world forever Heaven knows that tears are not enough Northern Lights . 1 6 68 . Capricorn pp: Not having one No Problem. Band Horns up. Let’s run this College JAMES J. PALMER Begin the day with a friendly voice -N. Peart 1 16 67 Capricorn pp Got an I D . Valentines Day Dance 1985. Fights with BCC .. U S M C.. to be a State Trooper MW H K MICHAEL F. PALMER There is nothing so far removed from us as to be beyond our reach or so hidden that we can not discover it' -Descartes Slim Good Body. Opie. Rambo John J 11 15 68 Scorpio pp Misers, lasers What a goof Not too far out there Yea right' College may be service-definitely not', to see the world - on my own To own my own fytn ALLAN MICHAEL OSWALD JAMES J. PALMER MICHAEL F. PALMER 39 CHARLES P PARADIS And the men who hold high places must be the ones who start, to mold a new reality, closer to the heart -Rush Chuck. Wheat 4 29 68 Taurus pp Nothing to do. no car. working. English What's the deal Bake em , Ramones. Rush. Bos- ton. The Who New England Tech. Elec- trical work. Drive around in a Porsche CHRISTOPHER PATRINOS Good, better, best let it rest, till the good gets better and the better gets best -Mother Goose Spud. Flyin' Hawaiian. Tatupu 12 23.68 Capricorn pp Kicking field goals. G T R P W T. G W I W C People who ask for gas money. R I waves What a bun!'!, you're a weirdo' T. B. O T. C. O. S. I. College, money, make my name re- membered before 1 die. to be a military dicta- tor of a small country in South America THERESA M R PECKHAM Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere MLK. Jr. When you make peace with authority, you become author- ity -Jim Morrison Tessie. Reesee. Moth- er Theresa. T I 9 15 68 Virgo pp Spiders, cats in the road, fake friends, no money. W B Hey. hole. LILA Where are we going’ You talk too much' Meow. I. L M College, criminal law JILL M PEIXINHO Life is a senes of surprises and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not Pex. Jillie-bean 11 29 68 Sagittanus pp Socks, fighting with friends. All. Geen No. 1 P-8'3 85 (LEKJLLNMSDTK you're the greatest'). Cheerin'. S T W P H' Super . D I HCBOB Big Guy. Love ya-eP College, money, happiness DEBORAH CLAIRE PERKINS God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses Debi. Perky Deba Du 6 3 68 Gemini pp Cigarette smoke. P O T R Radar the Garden . H,0 skiing, skiing, riding. MRT 11.5 84 Can ya stand it’ I'm just bustin' College, business, marriage WALLY PERRY So. so you think you can tell heaven from hell, blue skies and rain, can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail -Pink Floyd - Wish you were here 3 13 Pisces pp Being cheesed, snitches, liars Spark em. where's the parties To go to school in California, and become a special effects make up artist Then a trip to the twilight zone KRISTIN LEE PHELPS Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I look the one less traveled by. and that ha made all the difference -Frost Knspy. Christopher. Sarah. Kris 5 5 68 Tau- rus pp Filling gas tank, spiders, cheaters 1 don't know'. You know’ College, travel, marriage DAVID B PHILLIPS And if you hear me talkin on the wind, you've got to understand we must re- main perfect strangers Davey. 1 hillips 12 25.68 Capricorn pp The Adminis- tration. blue lights, rumors, snobs cheese men listemng to Iron Maiden. ACSDC Hang in with grif Chevelles Hey Buz- zard . 1 hear ya To have a blast PAM PANJA CHARLES P. PARADIS THERESA M. R. PECKHAM JILL M. PEIXINHO WALLY PERRY KRISTIN LEE PHELPS CHRISTOPHER PATRINOS DEBORAH CLAIRE PERKINS •i d DAVID B. PHILLIPS 40 God’s gift to_______ C. Bailey JERRI KIM POTTS i BRIAN S. PREW JERRI KIM POTTS Every living ihmg has the spirit to be free' Kip. Skim. Cuz. 3 22 68 Anes pp: Phonies. B W . P W T T. S. D S Be Senal . No way Go to Art school. T. B W J E A F BRIAN S. PREW Preserve Wild Life • Throw a Party . Brew - Bryan-Bn. Stud . 12 19 67 . . Sagittarius pp Getting Caught. D.D. . . To go to Art School CYNTHIA LEE RAPOSA Live life to the fullest, but don't get caught -Stacy Anne Sullivan. 7 14 65 to 9 18 85 . Cindy. Junior . Niny . 9 3 68. Virgo pp: People who crack their knuckles, waiting, goodbyes, work Good times . South Carolina w Michele (Froggy). 89141. summer of '85. Homecom- ing 85 D.D. P.O. - Patrol. S P in . S.R. Partying w fnends M I SS.JF K A M S K B memories 4th July T.P M EH MPOS.O.R What's up’ - You know it . Damn. Hi love College, success, fnends. happiness Thanks Mom and Dad I love you MICHAEL RAPOSA There is only one guarantee in life, that nobody gets out of it alive . Rahosa 4 29 68 Taurus . pp P. H S. Rules. Datsun B 210. waiting, snobs What are you into! . . Get a REAL good job CHRISTOPHER REBELLO When a man is a man. he doesn't act to a plan .. Bello . 3 16 Pisces pp: Deadlines, old people who assume too much . Oh yeh .. relax College, to get an easy, enjoyable job and become nch Waddaya mean no reserve list? 41 CYNTHIA LEE RAPOSA MICHAEL RAPOSA CHRISTOPHER REBELLO CHRISTOPHER J. REGO Too set m our ways to try to rearrange, too right to be wrong in this rebel song” -U2. .. Rego. Moneyman . . 9 4 68 . Virgo pp: Homecoming 84'. Genenc beer, no bevs. J.F.. J.C.. J.F.. AC.. H.D.. Study with R H. Wispa Alex, two cold Strohs . 2:00. Fort Butts” To go on a five year mission, to explore strange, new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before!' DAVID RESARE You don’t get something for nothing; you don’t get freedom for free, you won't get wise, with the sleep still in your eyes; no matter what your dream might be -Rush. Something for Nothing Dave. Resare 1 24 68 Aquarius pp Stop lights. Smoke TBC. SPB. Rush You’re young, you’ll recover’ . College. Buss. Maine. Keep sound on line alive ALEX RIPA I've just outlawed Russia: we begin bombing in five minutes -R Reagan Pooh-bear. Thag ... 5 6 68 Taurus pp: Being stared at. wimp guys that don't wear earrings, being called fag”, fighting with Karm Eggs is eggs Have you seen Karmann’ “nice head” Lighten up. Fran- cis . Art. music, photography, to be lost at sea (with Karm). to possibly go insane MICHELLE ROBINSON Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all other goods -Aristot- le Sheila. Shells. Much. Meshelly 1 9 68 . Capricorn pp: Alpher. Baler. Gammer. Rainy Mondays. A-wing bath- room. Allons . Yobs. Bonz. Hi Guys. Switch Become an Architect CHRISTOPHER J. REGO DAVID RESARE The man who sold his nuts” to PHS Is this a brush??? CHARLES ‘CHRIS’ RICH ALEX RIPA MICHELLE ROBINSON 42 JAMES ROONEY IV MICHAEL WILLIAM RUGGERI JAMES WILLIAM RUSSELL TONI LYN SALVADOR JOSEPH SANCHEZ DANIEL C. SANDERSON JAMES ROONEY. IV WHI. we know where we re goin'. but we don’t know where we’ve been And we know what were k no win', but we can't «ay what we’ve seen And we're not little children, and we know what we want, and the future is certain, give us time to work it out Jamie. Michey F 11 25 68 Sagittari- us pp V W s. little sisters The Rolling Stones. Talking Heads Stephen King 10 26 85. what a night College Con- quer the moon MICHAEL WILLIAM RUGGERI Some people want to start higher, some people got to start low. some people think they got to die someday. I got news you nev- er gotta go' -Ted Nugent Rugg 3 29 68 Aries pp 1980 Honda Civic, cliques Sup. Later, that's wasted good job. great money JAMES WILLIAM RUSSELL If anything can go wrong, it will and at the worst possible moment . and some- one. someplace knew it would Ram bo. Jimbo. Mr Jim .7 19 68 Cancer pp Bad drivers, two-faced people All nght then' Hev Hang Loose own a sailboat TONI LYN SALVADOR Anything you want, we can make it hap- pen. stand up. turn around, never let them shoot us down Bom. Scumma 7 31 68 Leo pp braces. 11th What a loser' Get off that high horse Bill cheenng • Homecoming ’85 Yearbook camp with K S . J K . L R College, success JOE SANCHEZ And whatever you do or say do it all in the name of Jesus Christ. Giving thanks to God the Father through Him -Collossians 3 15 Jo-jo 9 29 67 pp Not knowing what is going on Why’ Be a mission- ary wherever God wants me to go DANIEL C. SANDERSON When the one great scorer comes to put his mark against your name it matters not if you won or lost, it's how you played the game Dando. Sampson pp Trees in the road, cold showers Really’ Whaddya Say’ C Van Halen College. UR1 with Dish’ Happiness 4 Success SCOTT ANTHONY SANTERRE PATRICIA A. SCHLIP JOSEPH SCHWEYER SCOTT ANTHONY SANTERRE Some men see things as they are and say why I dream things never were and say why not -R Kennedy 6 15 68 Gemi- ni pp Monday morning, homework over the weekend I’d rather be running Trade school for plumbing heating. to be happy PATRICIA A. SCHLIP Never quiet, never still, always talking, always will Schltppy. Rubberhead 7 22 68 Cancer pp Waiting, people who don't really care.. What are ya. crazy’ . Child care. I love you Mom and Dad JOSEPH SCHWEYER I am interested in anything about revolt, disorder, chaos, especially activity that seems to have no meaning It seems to me to be the road to freedom -J D M The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom” -W B Joe. Schwy 7 1 68 Cancer pp Conformists Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise Life, death, some- thing in between 43 LORI LEE SEARS You have to throw the stone to get the pool to npple -Squeeze . Lon. Lo 6 28 68 Cancer pp Busy signals. HC •85. Italy. KB BJFHC . Hi guys . Katz (Chester) . 1SLYTED C 6 10 84 Best fnends with M A J. LSMBJC (The Crew). DE 8 9 85 College, stay fnends with JAM, career. Thanks Mom and Dad! TC ‘84 Best of luck to the Class of '86 KIMBERLY ANN SEWELL Throughout life you will always have en- emies - but remember you’ll always have more fnends Doinka. Kim Soowass 2 7 68 Aquanus pp smelly people. Bodatious taa. taa’s. Tom Lyn. Remember the pencil? . Ya you are', shew- bedowappwapp . hee. hee . you think he’s cute’”, hey Dave ya got your car’ Year- book camp with TS. JK. LR College maybe, success - maybe - either way I’ll have fun .1 always do Bye guys until next ume! JAMES A SHERMAN “It is far better to be alive than to be dead -Camelot. King Arthur 9 4 67 Virgo pp S.B A TC.. teachers, cars that need parts replaced You’re tapped T.K S B. T G.. go to a warmer climate SCOTT SHUTTLESWORTH Like it or not. this is how we rock 11 16 67 Scorpio ppLiars.nobevs.no gas. Have you been drinking .. custom”, shut-up . Minor threat. Bob Morley. Ven- om. Metallica. DYS. SSD. 75 seconds. AC. DC. partying with the crew College, par- ties. get a job (maybe) SHERI A. SILVA Goodbye is not an ending but a different start for me. a time for making brand-new friends and seeing dreams come true Goodbye is not an ending, for I'll find along life's way. within my heart I’ll always have a part of yesterday Shay. Weirdo 1 18 68 Capricorn pp Short finger- nails. no hairspray. wrecking my car. loud people year in Finland A outgoing peo- ple London, travel, success, lota of fnends. to be happy CHRISTINA MICHOLE SILVIA I love my life in a pocket full of dreams - Zeppelin . Tim. Tmibop . 5 22 67 Gemini pp Being confused!' Not being with fnends. D. D M T V having same problem as JL. People leaving 85 You're fryed but I love you honey” There's somethin screwy going a wound here wabbit 85 ' Go to Austria' Have a happy and fulfilled life, success and happiness for all my buddies DANIEL B. SILVIA You hold the gun. and I hold the wound, and we stand looking in each other's eyes - Naked Eye by Pete Townshend Da no 3 23 68 Anes pp Cold feet, waiting. Heavy Metal Music - Rock A Roll Stacey JEANNE MARIE SILVIA To err is human but to forgive is divine Jeannie. Genes. JJ 12 4 68 Sagittar- ius pp: Snobs, waiting, surf punk. BBB. Florescent colors, etc. . . Sexy'. Ho . S'up. get out!, etc To be successful, happy, and to be with D C.. J.G.. A.C.. J.D.. R.C. K.M . J.F.. plus the crew of N T. JAMES A. SHERMAN WILLIAM L. SIDERSKI DANIEL B. SILVIA SHERI A. SILVA JEANNE MARIE SILVIA � LORI LEE SEARS CHRISTINA MICHOLE SILVIA SCOTT SHUTTLESWORTH KIMBERLY ANN SEWELL Would YOU buy a car from the man??? LISA JEAN SOUZA ARMAND ST. LAURENT III DEBORAH KAREN SMITH HOLLY L. SNIEZEK DEBORAH KAREN SMITH Leave them while you're looking good - Debbie. Deb 2 1 68 Aquanoj pp People who always talk about them- selves. LT.TM . Art school, own a Ferrari HOLLY L. SNIEZEK Forever hold on to love, it may not be there tomorrow1 Hols. Crazy Holly, Sneeze. Pollywogit. . 5 25 68... Cemini pp LF. FWJP, Interims, Keep it In your mouth! (MC). . What are you. on glue! Probably not too far out there! (MP) Be a Computer Scientist and live every day to the fullest' LISA JEAN SOUZA “If you follow your dreams in whatever you do it won't be loo long before they start coming true . Bee. Snooze. Lis, Lee. Betty . . 11 9 68 Scorpio pp: BI B fighting, being best friends with Nickie S. (thanks for everything) What are you looking at?. Ted I love you”! Thanks Mom and Dad . . Col- lege for nursing. B.S degree (URI). to share an apartment with Nickte during college Marriage - (Ted). 2 kids, have a house and to own a Dolphin ARMAND ST. LAURENT. Ill “You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave -Eagles Ozmen 4 21 68 pp: Red lights, being broke Hear we go - The Cougar To make lots of money doing what I like, build my XR7 and be happy CRAIG STEINER “Y. T Y W A. H B. Y R J. A. J.“ Steimy. Mugs .. 8 27 68 .. Virgo. pp: H. A. A. B P. T B L D. H. 0. CRAIG D. STEINER Try the Colgate ‘PUMP’ 45 NICOLE SUZZETTE STINSON Take as much as you think you ought to. give as much as you can. don’t forget what failures have taught you or else you'll learn them all over again Ntckie. Bee. Nick- ums. Nickers. Nick 12 20 67 Sagittari- us pp: Onions, getting up early, hard toilet paper being with Chip' Having a friend like Usa (thanks bee)! doing things with mv parents Huh!. Ney. Ney. Ney! Really’ . Nursing (URI). share an apartment with Lisa during college, get married to Chip after college Share the rest of my life with Chip, extremely happy Thanks for all the love love and guidance Mom and Dad. I love ya! NANCY ANN STONE There's nothing you can do that can't be done-nothing you can sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say. but you can learn to plav the game It's easy -The Beatles Nanche. Little Stoney . 1 14 68 Capri- corn pp: Waiting Crowded hallways! Losing people I love - J.V.. D.S.. K. V Ya know’”. Where's Tom’ NICOLE SUZZETTE STINSON BRENDAN SCOTT SULLIVAN Crystal Ball, tell me what 1 need to know. Crystal Ball, tell me the things I want to know. Crystal Ball, tell me the things I ought to know. Crystal Ball!! -Styx Bren 6 25 68 Cancer pp When people tell you all about a movie or a book they've read before you have even seen it I hate it when that happens No Way dude! To own a restaurant or some other kind of busi- ness. get rich, own a mansion and four lambrogmis THOMAS PATRICK SULLIVAN Even if you're on the right track you can still get run over if you just sit there • Don't pretend that you know me because 1 don't even know myself Sully 1 11 68 Capricorn pp People who expect too much, competition, my drums, the Who. Monty Python like To live life day by day. making no long term plans that could be shattered by reality NANCY ANN STONE DeMay's Way Your President at work!! BRENDAN SCOTT SULLIVAN MATTHEW SULLIVAN THOMAS PATRICK SULLIVAN 46 LISA J. TASKER DOROTHEA CHERYL TEDESCO MARCELA THOMPSON LISA J. TASKER Auh.bad Liu 3 31 68 Arm PP People who iwume you know nothing, laziness Hi KO to live DOROTHEA CHERYL TEDESCO Time is our only obstacle and like all things it too will pass perhaps slowly, but nonetheless, the day will come when finally we will have the beautiful life we planned on and then we will sav that it was surely worth the wait .. Twiggy. Dot. Dotty. Polka-Dot . . 2 14 68 Aquarius pp Waiting, untrue fnends Hey Bubba. Hey Tones. I miss my honey' I love you Scott' College, marriage, children, happiness MARCELA THOMPSON Time waits for none and it won't wait for you Chile. Chill. Marc. Marcie 12 25 67 Capricorn pp Two-faced people, waiting, untrue fnends Having a good time Hon”. Hugh”, no way “You know Go to College. Travel, live a healthy and happy life SARAH A. THURSTON V w STEVEN RICHARD VACCHI LARA LIN VAN SLYKE RACHELLE TURNER STEPHEN MICHAEL VIERA SARAH A. THURSTON Don't walk in front of me I may not fol- low. don't walk behind me I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend Bud 9 28 68 Libra pp: Cars, dnving. 2nd beach parking lot. crowds You know what 1 mean College PETER D. TIMBERLAKE Peewee .12 19 68 Sagittarius pp Biology Don't ask me It ain't my fault RACHELLE TURNER I see me future at a rainbows end - happy hours timeless fnends and if I ever chance to find my a rest assured I will stay Shell 8 30 68 Virgo pp Being broke, waiting Chill out. bargain, why don't ya just alright Partying with fnends PS. LD. DT Class of 86 College, fashion merchandising, marketing STEVEN RICHARD VACCHI After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music • Aldous Huxley Steve. Shteebakki. Fred K ■ 10 20 68 Libra pp Wonder Woman, smurfs, people that are stuck as freshmen all their live I don't want to talk about it' Yay. rah! Guess agam' Music performance (bassoon) Early music, music history 6 literature, return to the Balkan countries, visit the Far East, be very suc- cessful and happy, thank you E 0' Buv Mom a '34 Ford LARA LIN VAN SLYKE We enjoyed what was there • now great memones of the past will always remain .. La-La. Rusty 2 20 68 Pisces pp Good-byes, waiting, worrying Junior year w KA. LK and the Bubbas (Tunabout). 10 31 84 shopping, emeralds, cheerlead- ing Wicked - Awesome College, happiness, success, travel - Thanks Mom and Dad' STEPHEN MICHAEL VIERA Happiness if found along the way. not at the end of the road Scotty. Scooter 3 24 68 Anes pp Busy phones, sitting around, cheap people Listen to this . Ya! Parties with the men. The Bubbas. Boston. Triumph. U2 . College, to be socially ac- tive. live well off. and live life to the fullest 47 MICHAEL JAMES VIRGADAMO “While, like a ghastly rapid nver. through the pale door, a hideous throng rush out for ever. and laugh — but smile no more Mike 5 2 68 . Taurus pp: I hate people picking on me. and on other people I don't know . Graduate in June and then go on to college STEPHANIE-ANNE WALSH “Come walk with me in the mud Steve 7 23 68 . Cancer I eo pp: People saying they did something for you when they didn't (and they know it) You bum. you Ra ha ha College, live in D C or Boston, (villa in France’), take things apart, put them back together and see if they work DEE L. WARREN We have two ends with a common link, with one we sit. with the other we think Success depends on which we use Heads we win. Tails we lose Lux .11 17 67 Scorpio pp: Spiders. Indiciston. phone bills What are we talking about'' . I don't get it . B L . 11 3 85.3 12 85. summer of '85'. J.T.. L.M College, international business, travel, happiness WENDY M. WARREN Willy. Wtllers 7 2 68 Cancer pp Cigarette smoke. Sore knees in the morning Big S's: MM. CW. CV. Mrs Beaner. MW. KW. and Mom Dad. summer of 85 1. run- ning WHK EEEW' All kinds of weird things. Erber . College. THAT US.. SDIBWB RENEE KATHERINE WEBBER I feel it when 1 sorrow most, it is belter to have loved and loat. than never to have loved at all!!” Boom Boom. Ray Nee 10 20 67 Libra pp Training, know it alls (like me) • isolated people Really • Wow - No way - I was like get away from me! . College to succeed, be happy Follow my dreams ELLEN WILBER You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us. and the world will live as one” El. Lil- Wilb 3 15 68 Pisces pp SWJ (HELTT). worrying, geen No. 1 Get a trip . 'T love you. Jill!” 10 5 85. cheering. AE. Potatoes, twins KELLY-ANN WOODS Well I was born upon that stage ya know I didn't realize that I was acting, and the dogs and cats are props ya know. It's not all in my mind it's just a fact thing -LMD Zoe. Smel' Bags. Smel's 8 14 68 Leo pp Stupidity, phonies EEP EEP P M S G W S , OKSIR' BROOKE ELIZABETH WOTTON 1 thought I had depth, intellect, and knew the secret of being. I was pretentious For- give me I don't want to be numb and pro- tected by walls anymore I want to feel and love Bum. Brookie. Boogs .11 9 68 Scorpio pp:.. Teachers who have nothing better to do than check your hall pass, dead- lines. speed-limits, asthma going out to breakfast with K A W Full moons Iggy Hi”. Hey Sexy”. EEP-EEP Braces. Europe, college MICHAEL JAMES VIRGADAMO STEPHANIE - ANNE WALSH KEVIN D. WOOD KELLY - ANN WOODS ELLEN WILBER BROOKE ELIZABETH WOTTON 48 You know it — I’m AWESOME! MARK S. YOUNG Goodbye my friend� , maybe forever, who knows where we shall meet again if ever ... Mark Sleven. Mark. M S 6 30 68 Can- cer pp; Being called Markey . death, saying goodbye . I know .. College, major in Meteorology at Lyndon State College in Lyndonville. Vt. success, to have money MARK S. YOUNG 49 HALL OF OUTSTANDING SENIORS EACH ONE AN INDIVIDUAL . . . FAME WILLING TO HELP OTHERS EAGER TO BECOME 53 54 EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Kelly Ann Woods Bill Douglas MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN IN SPACE Cheryl Anthony Sean Griffiths MOST MUSICAL Monica Menezes Steven Vacchi MOST ARTISTIC Debbie Smith Alex Ripa MOST WANTED BY THE ADMINISTRATION Leslie Costic Wally Perry CLASS SWEETHEARTS Lisa O’Conner Kevin Aguiar DESERT ISLAND COMPANION Jennifer Flad Steve Viera BEST LOOKING Tina Silvia Steve Viera CLASS INTELLECTS Charis Meng Craig Steiner MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Toni Lyn Salvador Bill Douglas MOST TALKATIVE Kelly Ann Woods Jamie Rooney CLASS CLOWNS Kelly Ann Woods Jamie Rooney BEST ALL AROUND Kathy Ayars Bill Douglas CLASS MOTORHEADS Teresa Nutt Bill Flaria 57 SENIOR MESSAGES To - Billy Alexander The first half of our lives are ruined by our parents, and the second half by our chil- dren” is a quote from Clarence Darrow that you liked. Apparently he was deprived of a relationship such as ours. I wish your Dad could have been here to share my pride and joy as you graduate. Always remember, “it is better to look good than to feel good . . . and you look marvelous!” Love, Mom To - Debbe Lynn Benevides Dear Debbe, Congratulations! We are so proud of you and your accomplishment. As you enter into the working field of life our wish for you is that you do it with a sense of pride and knowing you - a sense of humor. With all our love. Mom and Dad To - Donny Ashton Donny Ashton he’s our man, if he can’t do it no one can!!! You have the brains, the brawn and the good looks. Those teamed with a great abundance of love and support from your family, you can't lose. Go for it Son. We love you so much. Mom, Dad and Karen To - Brett Edward Jones Our best wishes in hopes that you exceed all your expectations. Wayne and Kathy Jones To - Laura Fravel Laura, it is with much love and pride in our hearts that we congratulate you as you pass through the gates to the future. Keep God by your side while you follow your dreams and life’s path will be filled with love, peace, happiness and success. Mom, Dad, Christie and Diana To - Liz Kaull As you leave high school and begin your adult life, never lose sight of who you are. Be diligent, be thoughtful, open every door, strive for excellence, and above all, be hap- py .. You have always been a great source of joy and pride to all of us. You are special, Liz . . Continue! With love, Mom, Dad, Kate, and John Dear Ellen, Jill, Julie, Lara, Liz, Melissa, Sheryl, and Toni Lyn, May each of you approach your future lives with the same spirit and enthusiasm that you have given Portsmouth High as cheerleaders. I am proud of the fine young women you are. Thank you all. S-U-C-C-E-S-S YES! Love, Mrs. Kaull To - David Medeiros Thanks for giving us four great years. You have made it easy for us to be parents. Your enthusiasm and commitment to excel has been our pride and joy. Our prayers will always be with you. Congratulations! Love, Mom and Dad To - Lori Sears (LoLo) To Lori, thank you for giving ME the kind of daughter you are. We are so proud of you. Always hold your head up because you are a beautiful person inside and out. For Janel and Mary thank you, both. It was like having 3 daughters ALL AT ONCE. Love, Mom and Dad To - Rick Lauder We love you. You have always given us joy and not sorrow, laughter and not tears, happiness and not sadness. We are very proud that you are our son. May your days ahead bring you all the happiness that you have always brought us. Love, Mom and Dad To - Timmy Diskin May love, happiness and peace be with you always. All our love, Mom, Nan, Tom. Rene, Paul, Joe Fran, Billy and Josie To -Jennifer Flad Notre Chere Jeannette, Tes parents et ta soeur sont fiers de toi, et nous experons que tu auras heaucoup de chance dans l’avenir. Nous t’aimons bien. Bon courage! Avec notre affection, Maman, Papa, Suzanne To - Chris Myers Against all odds, you’ve managed to sur- vive the middle-child” syndrome as well as all the mistakes I made in raising you. Not only have you survived, but you have become a young man Dad and I are very proud of. Our differences are many, but our love for you is ever-present. Let the Lord guide your every choice and your potential will be endless. Love, Mom and Dad To - Meredith Myers It’s not easy being a stepmother. It’s not easy having a stepmother, either. Yet, to- gether we've turned a possible “Cinderella” situation into a real family, complete with love and understanding. I am proud to have been a part of your adolescent years and Dad and I are very proud of the self-suffi- cient, young woman you have become. Let the Lord guide your every step as you grow to all the potential that awaits you. We love you, Murf! Love, Mom” and Dad 59 To - Lara Van Slyke I wish for you friends, because friends bring love. Together they’ll make you smile with happiness, fulfillment and purpose of life. I wish this for you because it’s what you’ve given me. I”m so proud of you! love. Mom To - Snapper May the road ahead be a rewarding and successful one for you. Congratulations for twelve long years. We knew you could do it. Love, Mr. and Mrs. Snapper To - Bill Siderski As you begin your journey thru life, let us take this time to say how proud we are of your accomplishments these past four years. We wish you all the best in the years to come. Love, Mom and Dad To - Cynthia Lee Raposa “Your inner sunshine warms not only you the owner, but all that come in contact with it.” Thank you for making us so very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad To - Donald Barnes May you get what you want out of life. We are very proud of you. Mom and Dad To- Dawn Garcia Dawn as you march down that same path I did 20 years ago at P. H. S., Class of 66, your father and I want you to know you are the sunshine from heaven above, and the angel that God sent to us. May He bless you with true happiness and success all your life through. Dad and Mom To - Matthew Sullivan You’re a son to be proud of That’s why this message brings The very best of wishes For life’s best and finest things. Mom and Dad To - Kevin D. Wood Thank you for making us so proud of you. Good luck always. Mom and Dad To - Mario Lawrence Just continue to be yourself - “A wonderful person” and a loving daugh- ter. We are and always have been very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad To - Andy and Traci Campbell God bless you in all your endeavors and al- ways remember we love you. Mom, Dad, Danny and Colleen To - Kathy Ayers (Bugsi) Congratulations on all you’ve accomplished Best wishes for all of your future Your love and charm have filled our home- Pride fills our hearts. We love you. Mom and Dad To - Craig Steiner Over the years you have given us much to be proud of and many happy times to re- member. Our warmest congratulations on your many accomplishments and we wish you every success and much happiness in the years ahead. All our love, Mom and Dad To - Joe Sanchez Son, you are a joy to us. May God shine his face on you, today and always. Love, Mom and Dad To - Teresa Nutt Congratulations! Wishing you all the ex- citement,all of the challenges, all of the hap- piness life can hold. We love you. Mom and Dad To - Leslie Costic Well Leslie, you made it. We hope every- thing that is good in life comes your way. And may all your days be filled with bless- ings of success and happiness. Congratula- tions from all the family. God bless you. Love, Mom and Dad To - Dayna Inman Congratulations and good luck in the future. Mom and Dad To - Jenifer Jeanne Catalan You have grown into a very beautiful young lady and we are very proud of you and your achievements. We know that the future has many beautiful things in store for you. With all our love. Mom and Dad To - Jamie Rooney Jamie - As you set forth to accomplish your own goals, take with you our love and support. At this time in your life Jamie, we are taking this opportunity to thank you for meeting our expectations. Mom and Dad To - Diana Brown Congratulations. Words cannot express how very proud of you and what you have become we really are. You’re a gentle, giv- ing young woman. We wish many things for you but whatever you choose to become may you always know the happiness within you that you have always given freely to others. Love, Mom and Dad To - Mary Kathryn Ashman Congratulations, Mary. Your energy and enthusiasm have made your years at Ports- mouth High a pleasure for your family and friends. Your faith and dedication promise you continued happiness and success in the future. God bless you, your friends and the teachers and staff of Portsmouth High. We love and congratulate you all. Mom and Dad To - Joyce Killeen Congratulations and best wishes to our loving daughter, Joyce on Graduation Day! We are so very proud of you! May you find happiness and fulfillment in all that you do! God bless you always! With love, Mom and Dad 61 Remember When . .. The police crashed Mary’s party Steve dressed as Cyndi Lauper for Halloween Frank McNeilly went to a hardcore show at The Living Room The powder puff games of ’85 . . . (what games??) Lisa Martin went out with David Letiecq All the parties we went to (but weren’t invited) We all took “eye tests” with Mr. Ciccone J, K, and D went to a gay bar as a joke so they “could get served?” Dave and Brendan wrecked two cars Jim Palmer fell through the roof of the barn while we were painting the “86” The first time we saw JC Jim Hall wasn’t the team All the car accidents in ’85 and ’86 We had to pay for our Senior Privileges Dave Bierman ate a worm and got paid $15 The Mole and Miss Significant Figure with TC THE Bill Douglas scandal tape (?!) No one got expelled after dances Toni Lyn had a white car Insulting Steve Correia Band was Good You had to keep your boyfriend in chains so Shannon couldn’t get him???? Patrick O’Connor taught Social Behavior Football Team had a winning season Mrs. White and Mr. A played the bells PHS ski trips We weren’t Freshmen - we were 9th graders E.W. went to the bathroom in the back seat of Julie’s brother’s car We all flunked Trig and Analytics Nicole had gas - NO! Jill P. forgot her bra at an away game We didn’t drink (WE don’t!) We couldn’t go to the bathroom be- cause they were always locked Getting good grades (what good grades??) We had sober drummers When Patty was pure and innocent(?!?) Everybody hated Ellen Everybody liked Chris Daily Jen was called Jen Flat Jill Nichols skipped school and got caught Mr. Richard’s classes Mr. Gallipeau taught Physics The P.P. Patrol made its’ pitstop We went to Washington in 8th grade Lara had co-ed slumber parties We paid to have the pavement sandblasted Gerard and Mark were here We went to the Venus for the Jr. Prom Howard Johnson’s after the Prom Kathy Ayars and Liz Kaull were shy The Senior Class Halloween Party Holly sat on the cafeteria chair and it broke Health w Mr. Blaess (Annie) Amy had a cast for two straight years Brian’s house got struck by lightning Class History We entered P. H. S. on September 4, 1982. We were the shy freshmen afraid of being stuffed into a locker by the intimidating seniors. Homecoming crept up on us quickly. Our float theme was “The Pirates of PHS”. We won neither the float contest nor the powderpuff soccer game. This was the year we decided that a nut sale would be the fundraiser for the next three years. Many laughed at it (including us) but we were the freshman class that made more money than any preceding one. Our Thanksgiving game brought on a Portsmouth victory over Middletown! We celebrated the end of our freshman year with the Freshman Sophomore Semi-Formal. The Sophomores decided everything regarding the dance including the appropriate theme song Dance the Night Away”. As Sophomores we had seen one year quickly fly by and realized we only had three left. We won the Homecoming game this year but failed again to win the float contest. Ours was the Red, White, Blue float with hay spread on the bottom of the flatbed, and the quote of the day was, “Don’t fall through the crack!” Fundraiser season came upon us quickly, and this year we decided to add to our treasury by introducing the acrylic, otherwise known as”the plastic”, along with the nuts. Toward the end of the year we began choosing our class rings (the one in the bottom of your sock drawer), and we began looking forward to our Semi-formal. This year we dominated the decision making and voted for the Police over Lionel Ritchie, to make our theme song, “Every Breath You Take”. Our Junior year, the climb to superiority was almost complete. The year began with the ring luncheon at the Venus de Milo. After the luncheon, we spent days repeating the saying - “Will you turn my ring?” But by the time we reached number eighty-six, the thrill was gone and we began looking forward to Homecoming. During Spirit Week we were beaten by the Seniors in powderpuff football. But with the help of some Aluminum Foil we won the Hall Decorating contest. October 22, 1984 was a busy day for us. It began with PSAT’s early in the morning and continued with the Homecoming Game, in which Classical crushed Ports- mouth. The rest of the year passed quickly and our junior prom approached. The controversy began and we were the class that signed a petition for a revote. Needless to say, we did not get it, and it was The Venus de Milo year. With the theme “Dancin’ in the Dark”, our junior prom was a successful ending to the year. Well, we made it to our Senior year. This means taking the SAT’s for the last time and deciding what do with our future. Our Homecoming was anything but usual. We had a hurricane during Spirit Week. Our powder- puff games were cancelled and on Homecoming our float fell apart - BUT, we did win the footbll game despite the monsoon-like weather. Our Senior year will be filled with memories of the Senior Halloween Party, Senior Prom, Senior Week, and of course our Senior privileges. We were the class that painted the barn, street and fence - and then sandblasted the road! We have anxiously awaited this year, and now that it’s here, we’re glad we made it, but surprised at how quickly it has passed. We’ll leave high school to pursue bigger and better things, but we’ll always look back and remember these four years at P. H. S. as some of the best! Sheryl Dunn Toni Lyn Salvador Kim Sewell TREASURER SECRETARY PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING KING Ellen Wilber Kelly Ann Woods Kristen Phelps Kristen Meunier Kelly Lord Craig Clark 82-84 83-84 Bill Douglas Jennifer Catalan Toni Lyn Salvador Sherri Silva Laurie Davidson Chris West PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT 84-85 Bill Douglas Bill Douglas Kelly Ann Woods Toni Lyn Salvador Jill Keicligian Toni Lyn Salvador Bill Douglas 85-86 TREASURER SECRETARY Kelly Ann Woods Toni Lyn Salvdor Jill Kekligian HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING KING Michelle Borges Scott Wellington 63 1. Debi Carman 2. Ronnie K. Bucci 3. Kelly - Ann Woods 4. Armand St.Laurent 5. Patty Schlip 6. Mary Burton 7. David Letiecq 8. Toni - Lyn Salvador 9. Laura Fravel 10. Peter DePasquale 11. Liz Kaull 12. Michelle Robinson 13. David Joy 14. Dawn Garcia 15. Janel Caston 16. Scott Atkins 17. Kathi Barker 18. Frank McNeilly 66 17 18 Be In Pictures r p n ! 20 21 19. Sue DeMay 20. Ellen Wilber 21. Lara Van Slyke 22. Kathy Ayars 23. Kristin Lee Meunier 24. Chans Meng 25. Nicole Letiecq 26. Sheryl Dunn 27. Maureen O’Neill 28. Kim Sewell 29. Matt Conti 30. Jay Menezes 31. Theresa Peckham 32. Michele Fontaine 33. Lori Sears 34. Max Essery 35. Jill Kekligian 36. Sarah Thurston 34 36 ‘ rJ - Zgljf. vf$ ktfg', „ 0 AV £ £ A ' -Tfe «►'•vV'Ct AjajK . -| H , kr r U ' V - - Aw VV v Vf |l'' jcjpi 8 «� ''1 ' v r-07 V a. , iklr c ■? . jk kk - %� ' . o © 'Y J 70 ENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Henry V. Diodati Superintendent of Schools Mr. Mario Mancieri Director Administrative Services Mr. Michael W. Mello Director of Instruction SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert A. DeRobbio Principal Mr. John M. Ferreira. Sr. Assistant Pnncipal Mr. Albert Cataldo Director of Guidance Mr. Jospeh Flood Dean of Students A Yearbook Message To The Class of 1986 A sense of satisfaction a sigh of relief, an air of apprehension about the next part of one’s life, an eagerness to move on, a thought about the friends made and the good times had, —graduation time has arrived for the Class of ’86. September, 1982 probably doesn’t seem too long ago. Whatever goals you set then, whatever outlooks and attitudes you had, whatever influences cast their shadow upon you, have four years later contributed to the person you are now. You are the only one who can answer the question - Am I satisfied with the type of person I am and with what I have accomplished at this point of my life? In the past four years you have learned lessons not in any textbook, nor presented in any classroom. Some of the lessons were valuable, some costly and some lessons con- tained content that wasn’t easy to understand. These lessons also con- tributed to the person you are now. So how do all these points come together in June of 1986? As you complete your high school career and commence the next phase of your life, other opportunities will be presented. You do have a chance to develop into the person you want to be or will be satisfied with. You do have a chance to learn new lessons, to review what was learned from previous lessons and to more easily understand the content of the more difficult lessons. You do have the chance to stand back and find that you are satisfied with what you have accomplished and be proud of yourself. But. most of all you have the chance to say - It’s only just begun. The Administration of P.H.S. realizes that as you are about to receive your diploma, you are a much different person than sat in the auditorium four years ago listening to an orientation to high school life. Our hope and wish is that as a wiser, experienced, more mature student and person, your graduation is truly a successful commencement of the future. ACULTY Mr. Edward Akucewich Physical Education Mr. Raymond Ainsworth Chairperson Music Mr. Albert Affonso Special Education Mr. Frank Alfano Mathematics Mr. Joao Arruda Modern Language Mrs. Winnie Ashook English Mrs. Janet Bazar Chairperson Home Economics Mrs. Lynn Bell Home Economics Mrs. Virginia Bescherer Mathematics ART - BUSINESS - COMPUTERS Mr. John Blaess Physical Education Miss Joan Borkowski Science Mr. Homer Briand Industrial Arts Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter Art r ACULTY Mrs. Shirley Cherry Librarian Mr. Anthony Ciccone Science Ms. Jacquiline Clark Guidance Mrs. Lorraine Cortellessa Computer Math Mr. Robert Creaney English Mr. Steve Correia Music Mrs. Susan Crockett English . . . ENGLISH - HOME ECONOMICS - INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Miss Ann DelPiano Business Mr. Richard DeRobbio English Mr. Russell Drury English Social Studies Mr. John Dwyer Social Studies Mrs. Jane Eslinger Chairperson Computer Mrs. Eleanor Ferri Mathematics r 'ACULTY Mr. Leo Gaudette Chairperson Art Mr. A1 Goes Industrial Arts Mr. Ralph Harvey Mathematics Mrs. Marian Helfner Science Mr. Peter Kekligian Music Mrs. Rochelle Kieron Mathematics . . . MATHEMATICS - MEDIA - MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Mrs. Elaine Maloney Business Mr. George McGaw Industrial Arts Mrs. Lee McGaw Nurse 'ACULTY Mr. George Mello Guidance Mrs. Diane Moss Art Mr. Joseph Narcizo Guidance Mr. Paul Nicoletti English Mr. Peter O'Hara Chairperson Mathematics Mr. Barry O’Neill Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Paradis Modern Language MUSIC - PHYSICAL EDUCATION RESOURCE Mrs. Ann Pelletier Modern Language Mr. Thomas Perrotti English Mr. Robert Pimentel Social Studies Mr. Gary Point Music Mrs. Christine Polak Chairperson Modern Language Ms. Judie Porter Chairperson Media ACULTY Mr. Donald Richards Social Studies Mr. Robert Rutkiewicz Computer Math Mrs. Roberta St. John Science Mr. Victor St. Laurent Social Studies Mr. Raymond Sabounn Science Mrs. Barbara Sherman Home Economics Mrs. Fay Sisson Resource Mr. Louis Sousa Chairperson Social Studies Mr. Patrick Sullivan English . . SCIENCE - SOCIAL STUDIES - SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Raymond Sullivan Social Studies Mr. Robert Sullivan Business Mr. Richard Thibault Modern Language l. ‘L j Mr. Richard Travers Chairperson Physical Education Athletic Director Mr. Roger Vierra Chairperson English Mrs. Deborah Wiant Mathematics Mr. Chris Willis Resource Counselor UPPORT STAFF Mrs. Alberta Aguiar Cafeteria Mrs. Anne Andrade Administrative Assistant Mr. Daniel Arkms Custodian Mrs. Cindy Brown Central Administration Mr. William Burns Mrs. Leah Callahan Plant Engineer Central Administration Mrs. Anne Callan Cafeteria Mrs. Carol DeCosta Central Administration Mr. Robert Dube Custodian CAFETERIA - CLERICAL Mrs. Marie Fagan Clerical - Athletics Mrs. Louise Horan Cafeteria Mr. Louis Martineau Central Maintenance Mrs. Evelyn Finger Cafeteria Mrs. Anne Jenkins Clerical - Guidance Mrs. Irene Hanson Aide - Speical Needs Mrs. Grace Kehoe Clerical - Library SUPPORT STAFF Mrs. Rose Mane Mello Cafeteria Mr. Roger Ney Custodian Mr. Emil Nunes Central Maintenance Mrs. Del Pavao Central Administration Mrs. Helen Pomatowski Aide - Special Needs Mrs. Edie Ponte Central Administration Mrs. Lucrectia Raiola Cafeteria Mrs. Eileen Raposa Cafeteria Mrs. Eva Reise Clerical - Main Office 84 CUSTODIAN - MAINTENANCE Mrs. Eunice Sullivan Central Administration Mrs. Diana White Clerical - Main Office Mr. Lyman Rivers Custodian Supervisor Mrs. Connie Silvia Cafeteria Mrs. Edie Rogers Cafeteria Supervisor Mr. Russell Smith Custodian Mr. Charles Silvia Custodian Mrs. Marge Stinton Clerical - Guidance Mrs. Barbara Wilkinson Clerical - Library . 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Toni Lyn Salvador. Mr. Mrs. Anne Andrade Executive Editor 109 HORIZONS UNLIMITED Alphabetically: L. Allard. P. Andro- malos. E. Audino. L. Backman. D. Bennett. K. Berger. J. Bidlack. J. Binette. B. Borden. K. Borden. R. Breault, D. Brown, D. Campbell. G. Carlile, J. Casey. R. Chace. K. Chase. L. Clarisse. C. Clark. V. Clay. J. Cog- geshall. R. Coggeshall. L. Connors. J. Cook. H Cookinham. S. Correia. A. Cory. K. Costa. M. Cotta. T. Crad- dock. A. Creaney. A. Daily. K. Da- vidson. L. Davidson. L. Denton, D. DePasquale. P. DePasquale. L. Dias. P. Dluhy, G. Dorsey. W Douglas. J. Dutra. E. Dyer. K. Ferreira. E. Flood. J. Frizzell. J. Galvin. D. Gar- agliano. D. Garcia. E. Glover. A. Grauer. M. Hamblin. H. Harbach. S. Hennessey. T. Hitchen. J. Holden. J. Jackson. C. Johnson. T. Jones. S. Kane. M. Kelly. N. Kim. B. Kimball. I. Kohl. M. Kohl. A. Lalli. J. Lalli, S. Lauder. M Lema. P. Levangie. P. Lopes. P. Lopes. W. Lopes, T. Lynch. M. Maynard. F. McNeilly. E. Mello. S. Mello. M. Menezes. K. Meunier. R. Molleur, M. Momz, C. Myers, A. North. D. Oliveira. D. Oli- : : veira. A. Oswald. J. Oswald, D. Pasyanos. K. Phelps. L. Pinto, K. i Quelch. R. Ramsey. C. Randall. C. Raposa, S. Raposa. D. Resare. M. Reynolds. E. Ridder. K. Roberts. L. Rockwell. C. Rosario. M. Rosser. T. Salvador. P. Schlip. B. Smith. B. Sousa. S. Stevens. E. Slickney. C. Stone. B Sullivan. S. Sullivan. T. Sullivan. D. Tedesco, G. Thomas. B. Tierney. L. Travers. C. Turner. R. • Turner, S. Vacchi. V. Valles. L. Ven- ancio. B. Vivieros. S. Walsh. W. Warren. M. West. R. White. T. Wilson 1st Row: B. Stickney. M. Lema, L. Davidson. M. Men- ezes. T. Lynch. L. Dias 2nd Row: L. Ridder. L. Rockwell. P. Lavangie, A. Grauer. C. Randall. L. Clarisse 3rd Row: K. Meunier. C. Stone, T. Hit- chen, D. Oliveira. A. Lalli, K. Costa. S. Stevens. M. Reyn- olds 4th Row: R. White. A. Daily. T. Chase. D. Campbell. I. Kohl. R. Coggeshall. G. Thomas 1 no FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES 1st Row: M. Hamblin, J. Gal- vin. J. Oswald. A. Cory. K. Roberts. L. Audi no. B. Souza. W. Lopes 2nd Row: C. Myers. W. Douglas. D. Garagliano, F. McNeilly. C. Raposa. C. Phelps. T. Craddock, T. Jones 3rd Row: V. Clay, S. Walsh. J. Dutra. S. Mello, K. Meunier. L. Rockwell. J. Lalli. M. Rosser 4th Row: E. Dyer, C. Turner. B. Borden. L. Allard. H. Har- bach, L. Jackson 5th Row: P. Lopes, B. Tierney. M. Kelley. R. Ramsey. A. North. S. Hennessey in PERCUSSION 1st Row: B. Vivieros. T. Sullivan, C. Green 2nd Row: S. Haposa. B. Kim- ball, R. Molleur, G. Dorsey, R. Chace 3rd Row: P. De- Pasquale, T. Salvador BRASS 1st Row: B. Sullivan, D. Bennett. L. Venancio, S. Correia, C. Johnson 2nd Row: A. Oswald. M. Maynard. K. Davidson. D. Resare, T. Wilson 3rd Row: S. Vacchi. M. Kohl, M. West, J. Coggeshall 4th Row: P. DePasquale, K. Wood, P. Dluhy FRESHMAN BAND 1st Row: A. Daily. T. Hitchen. R. White. T. Chase. D. Oli- § $ veira. C. Randall. L. Dyer. L. £$$ Allard 2nd Row: K. Costa, S. Stevens. J. Dutra. V. Valles. T. Jones. D. Bennett. H. Harbach 3rd Row: P. Dluhy. B. Tier- £ :£: ney, G. Thomas. I. Kohl. G. Carlile, S. Correia. S. Raposa. R. Breault 1st Row: A Oswald. K. Rob- erts. L. Audino, P. Levangie. M Menezes 2nd Row: J. Gal- vin, P. DePasquale. S. Vacchi. A. Cory. R. Chace 3rd Row: V. Clay. B. Souza. B. Vivieros 1st Row: M. Fleur. A. Carvara. M. Smith. B. J. Blanchette. A. Silva. V. Smith. D. Rebello. M. Menezes 2nd Row: K. Prid- gen. R. Dyer. M. Hudson. K. Warren. S. Evans. R. Robella. C. Smyth. J. Gnnnell, A. Cory. J. Frizzell 3rd Row: T. Rusl- ing. R. Foss. A. Oswald. Mr. P. Kekligian FRESHMAN - SENIOR CHORUS 114 1st Bow: Andrea Silva. Jodi Fastino, Kim Correia 2nd Row: Rhonda Capobianco. Deidre Silva. Sheri Silva. Rachel Barker. Louise Anthony MAJORETTES Louise Anthony. Rachel Barker. Rhonda Capobianco Jodi Fastino. Kim Correia FLAG TWRLERS Deidre Silva. Andrea Silva Bottom Row: K. Quelch. E. Mello, L. Denton. C. Raposa. M. Thompson. J. Frizzell Top Row: J. Os- wald, S. Lauder. D. Tedesco. P. Schlip. R. Turner. C. Rosario 115 CHEERLEADERS SHANNON MARREN TONI LYN SALVADOR KATE BOLLES KATIE KAULL Opposite Page: 1st Row: Stacey Kelly. Terri Bradshaw, Lisa Ruggieri. Kathy Sanderson. Missy Lefevre 2nd Row: Kim Souza, Heather Marren. Karla Gray. Amy Archambault, Candace Caproni. Shelly Ripa 116 COURTNEY CLARK SHERYL DUNN JV CHEERLEADERS LIZ KAULL JULIE LITTLE ELLEN WILBER LARA VAN SLYKE KELLY SHAFFER 117 FUTURE Alphabetically: S. Aranyos. S. Aranyos. S. Arruda. K. Auanzino, _K Barker. M. Bernard. S. Bor- den. P. Buonvino. M. Burton. L. Clarisse, H. Cookin- ham, A. Cory, L. Costic. S. Cote, D. Cotta. D. Crawford. J. Cronin. C. Crow. S. DeMay. P. DePas- quale. W Douglas. K. Dunn, C. Fravel. G. Gricht- meier, M. Hudson. M. Igo, J. Kekligian. B. Kelly. J. Kelly. R. Lauder. S. Lauder. M. Lema. J. Little. T. Lynch. L. Mello. D. Morris. M. Myers. K. Phelps. L. Quinlivan. M. Quint, C. Raposa. M. Rosser. P. Schlip. E. Scigulinsky. T. Silvia, D. Smith, L. Sousa. S. Souza, N. Stinson. M. Thompson. R. Turner. L. Van Slyke. S. Walsh, W. Warren. R. Webber. S. Wheeler. B. Wotton BUSINESS STATE OFFICERS: Rick Lau- der - Vice President, Joan Kelly - Secretary, William Douglas - President, Mr. Sullivan (Advisor) LOCAL STATE OFFICERS: 1st Row: M. Burton, J. Kekligian. K. Giorgianni 2nd Row: S. De- May. P. DePasquale, R. Webber. S. Cote, M. Quint 3rd Row: Mr. Sullivan (Advisor) LEADERS OF AMERICA STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: J. Peixinho, D. Jerome. E. Flood. K. Souza 2nd Row: L. Grant. E. Scigulmsky. D. Warren. S. Dunn. W Douglas 3rd Row: L. Davidson. T. Galvin, D. Scheu. K. Oliveira. M. McNeilly B. Wotten Standing: Mr. Joseph Flood 1st Bow: T. Salva- dor. E. Wilber 2nd Bow: T. Silvia. M. Palmer. J. Palm- er. B. Wotton. R. Webber 3rd Bow: S. Silva. M Igo. C. Raposa, S. De- Costa. S. Walsh. L. Martin 4th Bow: S. DeMay, T. Campbell. M. Ashman • r' : William Douglas Presi- dent, Toni Lyn Salvador - Treasurer Mr. P. Kekli- gian (Advisor), Jill Kekli- gian - Secretary, Kelly- Ann Woods - Vice President 1st Bow: E. Wilber. D. Warren. J. Kekligian. S. Dunn. T. Salvador 2nd Bow: N. Letiecq. C. Daily, K Ayars. D. Bierman. W. Lopes. L. Martin 3rd Bow: D. Resare. W. Douglas, F. McNeilly. S. Arruda Jennifer Casey Treasurer, Lisa Davidson - Presi- dent, Mr. Robert Rutkiewicz (Ad- visor). Elise Sci- gulinsky - Secre- tary, Courtney Clark - Vice President 1st Row: K. McCauley. D. Ca- sey. R. Silvia, K. Collins 2nd Row: C. Cesano. G. Goulet (coach). K. Hamilton (coach). P. Babine, C. Douglas 3rd Row: S. Marren, R. Dyer, R. Hahn. T. Lynch. L. Dias, M. Rosser. L. Connor. K. Bolles. L. Davidson 4th Row: L. Flood. S. Cote. J. Kelly. S. Aranyos. K. Oliveira. C. Clark. E. Scigulinsky. K. Kauli, K. Shaffer 1st Row: C. Clark. E. Scigulinsky, J. Casey 2nd Row: Mr. Rutkiewicz (Advisor). K. Hamilton. K. Marshall, K Kauli 3rd Row: M West. K Shaffer. K. Oliveira. K. Souza Candace Caproni - Secretary, Wade Easley - Vice President, Mr. John Blaess (Advisor), Lillian Grant - President, Peter O’Hara Treasurer 1st Bow: P. O’Hara. C. Caproni. L. Grant, W. Easley. M. McNeilly, D. Jerome. B. Letiecq. Mr. J. Blaess 2nd Row: D. Ingraham. R. Atkins, N. Dirnberger. J. Byers. K. Gray. H. Marren. L. Ruggieri 3rd Row: B. Kelly. K. Warren. V. Ferrell, L. Ridder, S. Ripa. J. Armor. M. Hudson. J. Dietz. P. Galvin is 1st Row: B. Douglas, D. Jerome. D. Ingraham 2nd Row: K Dunn. C. Stone. L. Ruggieri, K. Sanderson. M. LeFevre 3rd Row: S. Mello, B. Kelly. S. Lauder, S. Koziomkowski 1st Bow: Tracey Hitchen - Vice President, Lisa Nichols - Secretary 2nd Row: Jennifer Dutra - Presi- dent, Kristin Palumbo - Treasurer, Mr. Frank J. Alfano (Advisor) 1st Row: K. Lenzi. N. Zillian, L. Nichols. K. Avanzino. R. White 2nd Row: K. Perry, T. Hitchen. J. Dutra. K. Palumbo, D. Crawford. H. Har- bach 3rd Row: T. Galvin. Mr. Frank J. Alfano (Advisor) 1st Row: M. Gibbs. K. Palumbo. T. Hitchen. A. Daily, R. White 2nd Row: R. Ramey, C. Campos. K. Murray, K. Lenzi, N. Zillian. M. Cross 3rd Row: V. Campos, E. Thomas. J. Plumb, P. Jerome. K. Correia. E. Glover, P. Fontaine -|23 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Bow: C. Daily, D. Bierman, K. Giorgianni 2nd Row: K. Phelps. M. O'Neill. D. Perkins. E. Wilber. D. Warren, C. Meng 3rd Row: D. Letiecq, K. Ayars, N. Letiecq, F. McNeilly, L. Martin, J. Nichols, J. Hili 4th Row: C. Steiner, D. Medeiros, S. Atkins. M. Rob- inson, C. Myers, P. DePasquale, B. Siderski SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: T. Campbell, K. Phelps, C. Meng 2nd Row: D. Perkins, T. Craddock 3rd Row: P. Levangie MATH CLUB 1st Row: M. Menezes. C. Myers, E. Flood 2nd Row: S. Kieron, S. DelTredici, L. Lucas 3rd Row: I. Kohl 124 DRAMATICS 1st Row: K. Avanzino, D. Capobianco. J. Rooney, K. Palumbo, R. Capobianco 2nd Row: A. Iannucelli, Mr. Perrotti (Advisor), T. Chase. J. Phelan. M. Cross, M. Hudson. B. Bristolo, K. Davidson (Not pictured) P. O’Hara. R. Atkins. L. Nichols, L. Audino NEWSPAPER STAFF Patriot Post Staff Features Maureen Smith News Charis Meng Sports Peter DePasquale Public Relations Karen Roberts Circulation Bill Geotzinger Editor in Chief Kara lames Treasurer Tory Clay Production Shelly Cote Typists Liz Mello, Jeannie Silva, Charis Meng Advisor Mrs. Maloney Great Moments in Kissing History Fashion Talk for the Holidays New Grading System for Honors Classes The Smoking Council News 1st Row: V. Clay. K. Ann Woods, K. James. P. DePasquale 2nd Row: P. O'Hara, I Campbell, E. Audino, K. Roberts 3rd Row: M. Burton. C. Meng, S. Kieron. N. Letiecq. J. Flad 4th Row: E. Scigulinsky. S. Cote. J. Keligian, M. Igo. M. Lema. M. Smith Advisor 126 Junior Class News Mrs. Maloney SKI CLUB Alphabetically: T. Abell. H. Alves. R. Archambault, R Atkins. K. Barker. B. Bristow, R. Capo- bianco. J. Casey. D. Childs, L. Clansse. C. Clark. K. Collins. S. Cote. C. Crow, C. Daniel. L. Davidson. S. DelTredici, S. Dunn. R. Dyer. W. Easley. T. Fagan. K. Ferreira. C. Finn. A. Francis. C. Fravel. L. Fravel, T. Galvin. K. Gray. H. Gardner. A. Hayes. D. Ingraham. T. Item, L. Jackson. J. Kekligian. J. Kelly. N. Kim. M. LeFevre, W. Lopes. T. Lynch. H. Marren, S. Marren. R. Mathieu, R. McManus. M. McNeilly, G. Minese. B. Mitchell. J. Morgan, R. Morton. W. Napier. E. Nekrasz, K. Oliveira. J. Palmer. S. Pearsall. Kerri Phelps. Kristin Phelps. Kyle Phelps. K. Pridgen. D. Resare. M. Rossner. J. Russell. K. Sanderson, D. Scheu. M. Schweyer. E. Scigulinsky, K. Sewell. B. Silvia, T Silvia. K. Soares. K. Souza. B. Stickney. S. S tin ton. L. Wadley, M. West. S. West LANGUAGE CLUB 1st Row: M. Watson 2nd Row: C. Fermin. A. Francis. K. Phelps. P. Levangie, J. Sadler 3rd Row: S. Kieron, Mr. Joao Arruda (Advisor). A. Kieron 4th Row: M. Cory, E. Fontaine. S. DelTredici 127 P.H.A.D.D. Mr. and Mrs. Coyne. Chris and Mr Blaess 1st Bow: S. Koziomkowski, K. Roberts 2nd Bow: M. Robinson, L. Audino. M. Burton. A. Kieron 3rd Bow: J. Galvin. K. Kelley. R. Chase. K. James. L. Dyer 4th Bow: J. Lalli. B. Campion. C. Patnnos. S. Kieron Mr. Wade Easley AIDES NURSE J. Sherman. R. Fay OFFICE M. Cotta. M. Ferry D.I.T. B. O’Dell. R. Foss. R. Severa. Ms. Judie Porter - Media Specialist LIBRARY R. Pimentel. C. Patrinos. M. Young. A. Terry. B. Silvia. Mrs. Shirley Cherry - Librarian 129 SMOKING COUNCIL ACADEMIC DECATHLON 1st Bow: K. Phelps. K. Meunier, C. Meng, M. O’Neill 2nd Row: W. Douglas. S. Cote, A. Ripa, L. Clarisse, K. James Standing: M. Moniz, Mrs. Ashook (Advisor). J. Hill, S. Vacchi TRACK - The 1985 Boys Track and Field team once again had a championship season as it won the Class C Division Relay title. It was the fourth such title in the last six years. 1985 also saw the team go undefeated in dual and tri meets. Freshman Duke Ingraham set a new pole vault record at 12’3” and placed 3rd in the state final. The freshman and junior varsity team took seconds in their respective state championships. 1st Row: M. Boutchia, D. Resare. D. Bierman, C. Patrinos. P. Little. M. West. W. Trezvant 2nd Row: M. Schweyer. D. Ingraham. T. Wilson, C. Rego. D. DePasquale, F. McNeilly, B. Letiecq, P. Galvin 3rd Row: B. Sullivan. J. Hall. D. Sanderson, S. Viera. K. Hamilton, S. Chase. E. Chase. S. Atkins TRACK The 1985 Girls Track team proved to be an excellent squad. The girls won the Newport County and Perfor- mance III championships and had a great dual meet season. The 400 relay team of Becky Alves, Laura Kistler, Lynn Connors, and Kirsten Marshall set a new school record in the time of 53.4. The 1600 relay team of Alves. Kistler. Katie Vickers, and Kate McCauley set a record with the time of 4:22.7. Kirsten Marshall proved to be a statewide threat as she dominated most races and set a school record in the 200M dash at 26.9. l t Bow: K. Kaull. K. Marshall. C. Clark. K. Sanderson. C. Finn. L. Osterling 2nd Row: C. Turner. K. Souza. K. Gray. N. Dirnberger. J. Byers. B. Kelly 3rd Row: K. McCauley. B. Alves. M. Robinson. D. Silva. H. Marren, B Leleicq Not Pictured: L. Kistler. K. Vickers. L. Connors BASEBAL 136 1st Row: E. Miller. D. Rector. C. Dufour, T. Walker. J. Oyer. D. Jerome 2nd Row: Coach Mark Schlosky. C. Jobin, J. Ai- kms. D. Perrotti. B. Puffer. S. Barker, M. Mooney. M. Earle TEAM MESSAGE Although the 1985 PHS Baseball team only won two of twelve games, the outlook for 1986 is promising. With the return of eleven members of the 1985 team who are willing to work hard and give 100% of their baseball ability, we believe we will put PHS baseball into the sports spotlight. Bob Lombardi, Coach Joe Travers, Asst. Coach 11 1st Bow: J Carroll. R. Talem. C. Bailey. D. Ashton. G. Goulet. T. McManus. J. Cates. C. Steiner. T. Holt 2n l Row: Coach J. Travers. S. Barry. P. Babtne. M Rego. D. Platt. D. Whitmarsh, K. Aguiar. M. Paradis. S. Wellington. R. Oswald. G. Hannon. J. Passmore. Coach B. Lombardi CROSS COUNTRY Short in number, but long on effort and hard work, the 1985 edition of the Boys Cross Country team finished the season with a 3-3 record in dual meet competition and a fourth place in the Eastern Division. Co-Captains Scott Dionne and Dave Bierman led the team with con- sistent finishes among the top runners in each meet. Seniors Scott Santerre and Craig Steiner had strong seasons. Three newcomers to Cross Country, Mike Schweyer, George Dorsey, and Freshman Lee Venancio consistently improved throughout the season. The team finished the year off with a third place finish in the Newport County Championships. Walt Munroe Coach 1st Bow: G. Dorsey. S. Santerre, D. Bierman (Captain) 2nd Row: L. Venancio. M. Schweyer. C. Steiner (Not Pictured) S. Dionne (Captain) 138 RLS - CROSS COUNTRY The Portsmouth High School Girls Cross Country team enjoyed a successful season, finishing 7-3 in their tough Eastern Division. 2nd in the County Championships, and winning the Class B Championships in their first year as a Class B team. This qualified Portsmouth for the State Championships. Receiving honors were: Senior Captain Michelle Robinson. 2nd team All-Division. 1st team All-Class, and recipient of the MVP; Junior Captain Kate McCauley. All-Class 1st team; Junior Becky Alves. All- Class 2nd Team. The other graduating Senior is Captain Mary Burton. Voted next years Captains are Kate McCauley. Becky Alves and Noelle Dirnberger. 1st Row: L. Nichols. D. Sanderson. N. Dirnberger. L. Kistler, L. Osterling. L. Geres 2nd Row: E. Dyer. D. Grailich, C. Chase, M. Burton. M. Robinson. K. McCauley. R. Alves, C. Turner 139 TEAM SUMMARY It was a very good year for Girls Soccer. The team finished the regular season with 14 wins and only 2 losses. Twelve of the wins were by shutout scores. Team captain Kathy Ayars scored 17 goals while Ju- nior Kelly Donnelly and Sophomore Bethany Letiecq each scored 14. The team advanced to the finals for the R.I. State Championship by beating Narragansett and surprising two time state champion South Kingstown. The girls came very close to bringing the State Champion- ship to Portsmouth. Team captain Kathy Ayars and defender Laurie Rockwell, a sopho- more were both chosen to the R.I. All-State Soccer team. Senior Kris- tin Meunier was selected to 2nd team All-State. The coaches, Mr. Thibault and Mr. Rutkiewicz commend all members of the team for their cooperation and willingness to work and congrat- ulate the team for an outstanding season. 1st Row: S. Stevens, K. Marshall, K. DiCesaro, N. Letiecq. K. Ayars. J. Plad. K. Vickers. K. Donnelly. L. Meals 2nd Row: Coach Mr. Thibault. G. Marshall. A. Lalli, J. Lalli. R. Kadet, R. Jukoski, C. Beebe. R. Mathieu. K. Avanzino. C. Finn. K. Meunier. B. Letiecq, M. O’Neill. K. Berger. L. Rockwell. Coach Mr. Rutkiewicz Mr. Richard Travers Athletic Director ATHLETIC DIRECTOR S MESSAGE The 1985-86 school year marks one of the most successful years in the history of ath- letics at Portsmouth High School. As ath- letic director I am extremely pleased with the dedication of our coaching staff. I com- mend the outstanding effort, good sports- manship and commitment to excellence exhibited by our student athletes. Our pro- gram could not be successful without the high level of parent involvement and in- terest, and the support of the Athletic Booster Club. I would also like to recognize our outstand- ing cheerleading squad and advisors. I could always depend on their cooperation and assistance. AN FOOTBALL The Patriot Freshman football team was comprised of 28 players who earned the respect of many during the season. Having an undefeated record until the playoff game against East Greenwich the freshman team was regarded as one of the best teams ever at Portsmouth High School. Exceptional team spirit and a hard work- ing attitude were two of the keys to the teams success. The freshman team had pride in their performance and gained the respect of their coaches, their spectator fan club and their varsity counterparts. We are all looking forward to their movement into the varsity program. 1st Row: J. Igo. B. Warren, M. Phillips. J. McAloon, M. Healy, S. Kane. C. Santos, N. Cesario 2nd Row: B. Hamilton, D. Pasyanos, B. Kimball. K. Perry. P. Palmer. C. Regan. A. Jackson 3rd Row: E. Thomas, P. Jerome. M. Plourde. J. Plumb, J. Campbell, J. Clarke, B.J. Silvia, D. Essery, A. Pelletier TEAM SUMMARY Football The 1985 football season was a great success and a rewarding experi- ence to all the student athletes. Senior quarterback Danny Sanderson did an outstanding job directing several different offenses, rushing for 840 yards, completing 42% of his passes, punting for an average of 42.8 yards and being selected 1st team all-division in punting and 2nd team as quarterback. Also selected for the all-division team were Senior Chris Bailey and Senior Tony Coleman. Players who performed in an outstanding manner are Mike Palmer in defensive end position, Donny Ashton in the defensive back and tight end positions. Mike Gibson in the backup quarterback and nickel back position, Steve Viera in the corner back position, Chris Patrinos as the place kicker extra point conversion and field goal kicker, Max Essery in the corner back posi- tion, Duke Ingraham in the running back position. Keith Hamilton in the defensive back position, Jim Carroll as wide receiver, Guy Goulet as guard, Jim Cates and Rick Wessels. Each of these players contributed to the very successful season of eight wins, 1 loss and 2 ties. Watch out for the Freshman team next year. They are hot for competi- tion and fight for a position on the varsity team. They performed the best ever, finishing first in their division with eight wins and no losses. Unfortunately they lost to East Greenwich in the playoffs. Portsmouth will be a contender for years to come. Thanks for your support in helping us have such a successful program. A special thanks to our marching band (the best in the State), the cheerleading squad and the Athletic Director in making our Patriots the team to watch. 1st Bow: M. Palmer. C. Bailey, D. Sanderson. M. Essery 2nd Row: Coach Lombardi. G. Goulet. T. Coleman. D. Ingraham. D. Ashton. S. Viera. C. Patnnos. Coach Marshall 3rd Row: R. Wessels. P. Babine. N. Welch (Manager), B. O'Neill. P. Little 1st Row: D. DePasquale. M. Kelly. J. Feld, D. Jerome. S. Vye. W. Welsh. C. Daniel 2nd Row: Coach Lombardi. M. Gibson. T. Walker. M. Corry, D. Rector, B. Bednarski. S. Fitzgerald. Coach Marshall 3rd Row: P. Lopes. P. Babine, B. Douglas. J. Zeh, C. Jobin. J. Knapp 145 BOYS SOCC 1st Bow: B. Paul, D. Morris, S. Sullivan. W. McLaughlin, C. Borden, C. Kerwin, T. Paquette, L. Avanzino. T. Paiva 2nd Bow: Coach Cabral, R. Pardo De Zela, T. Wilson. S. West. P. Dluhy. T.J. Jones. R. Miller, R. Pimental. M. Hayes. M. Buckley. Coach Blaess 146 TEAM SUMMARY Once again the 1985 Varsity Soccer Patriots had a winning season with a fine overall record of 9 wins - 5 losses - 4 ties (league record 8-4-4). The Patriots finished in 3rd place in the tough Eastern Division. Co- Capt. Jim Hall finished his high school career by leading the team in goals scored and moved in 2nd place in the all time goal scorers list. Also outstanding on offense were Finnish exchange student Pasi Oi- karinen, sophomore Pat Galvin, and senior Scott Atkins. Defensively, the Patriots averaged only 1.62 goals against in the regular season. Late in the season, David Scheu, a junior became a force at the sweeper position and was supported with fine play by senior Co-Capt. Scott Borden, juniors Rich Morton and Nam Kim. and freshman Tim Galvin. Senior Bob Campion, who had 4 shutouts as goalie for the Patriots also was an important factor to the team’s success. 1st Bow: Manager. J. McLaughlin. Manager. P. O'Hara. T. Fagan. B. Mitchell. B. Arruda, S. Borden. J. Hall. R. Morton. R. McManus. M. McNeilly 2nd Row: Asst. Coach J. Blaess. Coach Mr. Blaess. B. Campion, M. West. T. Galvin, P. Galvin. C. Rebello. B. Letiecq, F. McNeilly, N. Kim. Y. Puerillo, D. Scheu. E. Item. P. Oikarinen, C. Rego. S. Atkins. C. Garcia. S. Chase. M. Rodrigues. Coach Mr. O'Hara 147 TEAM SUMMARY This year’s Freshman Soccer team compiled a 5-4-2 record. A small team with only 14 players where substituting was a problem Portsmouth always playedlwith aggressive- ness and pride which made this team one of the best in the area. Leading the team this year with a new freshman scoring record was Craig Borden with 35 goals. Craig is sure to be a scoring threat in years to come. Playing well for the Patriots this year were Larry Avanzino and Chris Kerwin. Solid defensive efforts were shown by Warren McLaugh- lin. Mike O’Brien and Mike Hayes. A solid team effort was always in evidence. Co- captains this year were Craig Borden and Toby Paiva. Their coach was Jim Blaess. Team Record At Woonsocket won 2-0 Barrington tied 3-3 Woonsocket won 2-0 At Barrington lost 2-0 Hendricken lost 7-0 At Hendricken lost 4-0 Tiverton won 5-2 St. Georges won 3-1 At St. Georges tied 3-3 At Tiverton lost 3-0 Portsmouth Abbey won 3-2 1st Row: Coach Blaess. S. Sullivan. M. O’Brien. C. Kerwin. C. Borden. T. Paquette. T. Paiva. M. Denomme. G. Allen 2nd Row: M. Bruneau. D. Morris. P. Dluhy. T.J. Jones W McLaughlin. M. Hayes. M. Buckley. Coach Cabral . 148 J.V. FRESH. SOCCER GYMNASTICS The girls of the Portsmouth High Gymnastics team worked together to accomplish the goals we wanted to achieve this year. We are not only a team but a group of close friends. Our team captain, Debi Perkins, will be greatly missed and we all want to thank her for being such a wonderful inspiration. Good luck Debi. 1st Row: S. Mello. B. White, D. Oliveira, D. Perkins, Capt. 2nd Row: H. Gardner. K. Borquist, C. Correia, L. Connors. A. Daily 3rd Row: R. Hahn. Ms. A. Raiola. (Coach). K. Kenzi Not Pictured: B. Silvia. J Frizzell 150 - SOFTBAU The Softball team of 1985 made great strides in return- ing to power in the Eastern Division with 10 wins and 9 losses. Great leadership was provided by Pam Oliveira, Michele Mathieu, and Kim Cookinham while Jennifer Flad and Sue DeMay set the stage on the field for 1986. A shutout of Middletown and two wins over Barrington highlighted the season. Becky Silvia, Jayna Lalli, Joan Kelly and MVP Cindy Stone gained valuable experience along with many other returning veterans. The 1986 team should be rewarding and lots of fun. Mr. Frank J. Alfano 1st Row: L. Davidson. K. Brocker. P. Oliveira. K. Cookinham. M Mathieu. M Plourde. K. Sewell. S. DeMay 2nd Row: Coach F. Alfano. D. Warner. J. Kelly, K. Oliveira. R. Mathieu. C. Stone. J. Flad. K. Ayars. J. Catalan. K. Dunn, R. Silvia. L. Rozul 151 TEAM MESSAGE Pride, spirit, and dedication are some important ingredi- ents in the foundation of a successful program. After 2 years of competing in Class A the team has moved to Class B. The team is experiencing success and looking for a play- off spot. Senior members led by Co-Capt. Michelle Robin- son, Nicole Letiecq, Kathy Ayars, Jen Flad, Jen Catalin, Diana Brown, and Kim Sewell have made outstanding con- tributions to the success and progress of the program. Ju- niors Kate McCauley, Joan Kelly, Jayna Lalli, Kelly Don- nelly and Becky Jukoski form a very stong nucleus to continue that success. Cindy Stone leads the sophomores. The Junior Varsity is rapidly developing the winning habit and will contribute in the future. Teamwork and the friendships made will last a long time and be remembered in the coming years. Good luck to all! 1st Row: D. Brown. K. Ayars. M. Robinson. Capt.. C. Stone. J. Flad. K. Donnelly 2nd Row: Mr. R. Harvey. (Coach). J. Kelly. J. Lalli, N. Letiecq. B. Jukoski. K. McCauley. Mr. J. Flood (Coach) GIRLS BASKETBALL D 1st Row: C. Cam- pos, L. Flood, C. Beebe. A. Gray. J. Trezvant, B. Alves 2nd Row: Mr. R. Harvey (Coach). V. Cam- pos. R. Remey. S. Aranyos. T. Ash- man. L. Wadley, M. Rosser. K. Berger 153 BOYS 154 1 i ✓ . 1st Row: B. Doug- las, C. Lockett, B. Letiecq, P. Lopes, T. Nary 2nd Row: L. Gelfuso, P. Morton, D. Je- rome. R. Benoit, D. Rector TEAM SUMMARY The 1985-86 Basketball team is in a transition year after having lost 10 of eleven players from their championship team of a year ago. The team lacks experience but not talent. This years team will be led by Junior Jim Carroll, the only returning starter from last year. Seniors Don Ashton, Craig Steiner, Scott Bor- den, Jim Hall, Mark Boutchia and Joe Sanchez, as well as Juniors Mark Rodrigues, Chris Harmon and Sophomores Pat Galvin and Duke Ingra- ham round out the team. The team is under the guidance of Coach A1 Sweet and his assistants Doug Clark and Ken Dolbashian. The outlook for the season will be promising once the Patriots get going. Playoffs are in sight with a strong showing predicted. The Junior Varsity will continue to improve behind the outstanding play of Pat Morton, Carl Lockett, Dennis Jerome, Ben Douglas, Brian Letiecq and Bob Benoit as well as others. The Freshman team will be led by Tim Galvin, Craig Borden, Eric Thomas, Mike Plourde, Peter Jerome and Jim Sefranek to name a few. 1st Row: C. Steiner. D. Ashton. J. Hall, S. Borden. C. Hannon 2nd Row: Coach A. Sweet. J. Carroll. J. Sanchez. M. Boutchia. M. Rodrigues, D. Ingraham, P. Guerin 155 L F Golf is a sport that requires an outstanding individual effort but also needs a team concept in order to be suc- cessful. The Golf team continues its winning tradition. Led by Senior Capt. Scott Borden, the state individual champion, the team will be looking forward to another possible championship. Junior Jeff Holden should pro- vide a strong back-up to Scott. Sophomores J.P. Gurin and John Cahoon will form a strong tandem to help the team. Freshman Kyle Phelps will provide the needed strength to produce a winner. Several other players will help to round out a team which will be looking for the championship. Dedication by all members and the pride that they show in P.H.S. lead to friendships that last a lifetime. 157 TENNIS - This year's Boys' Varsity Tennis Team played to a 3 and 5 record. The team co-captains were seniors Rich Tatem and Rob Sparks. Rich was one of the top singles players in the division and was so honored by his selection to the All League Team. Rich teamed up with Rob Sparks to play doubles. The highlight of the season for Rob and Rich was their match against the Ernst Brothers in the Brother Alban’s Doubles Tournament at Brown Univer- sity. Rich and Rob will graduate leaving a young and inexperienced team behind for next season. 1st Row: K. Nichols. J. Deffet, N. Kim, S. Kent. S. West 2nd Row: Mr. Harvey (Coach), R. Sparks, M. Morano, S. Mello, R. Tatum, R. Knight 158 - TENNIS This fall the Girls’ Tennis Team had an 8-4 winning record. Two of the losses came at 4-3 scores to Cranston East. Much of the success can be attributed to Capt. Joan Kelly an All Division Singles selection. Play- ing strong tennis behind Joan were Sandy Aranyos. Karen Oliveira and Candace Borges. In the Doubles Dept, two of the three doubles teams were honored for their fine play being selected to the All Division Team. Senior Dee Warren teamed with Sophomore Cindy Stone and Senior Sue DeMay teamed with Sophomore Leticia Rozul to help the Patriots to a win- ning campaign. Most of the girls will return and so the future looks bright for the next campaign. 1st Row: S. Mello, B. Smith. C. Stone. D. Warren. L. Rozul 2nd Row: C. Borges. K. Oliveira. J. Kelly. S. Aranyos. S. DeMay. Mr. Harvey (Coach) 159 s e n i 0 r D 1 r e c t 0 r y 1 9 8 6 THOMAS ABELL 59 Jesae Drive 683-2065 Soccer I. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 KEVIN M AGUIAR 718 Bristol Ferry Road 624-6750 Baseball 1.2,3, 4; Football I NORMAN V AJEMIAN 178 Canonchet Drive 683-1262 WILLIAM ALEXANDER 85 Soares Drive 683-4026 EDWARD A ALMEIDA 47 McCome Lane 683-2993 CHERYL L. 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School Newspaper Staff 4. Variety Show 4 DAVID R- Z LETIECQ 89 Sherwood Drive 683-0194 Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; School News- paper 3. P H. A D D. 3; R I Honor Soci- ety 4. Yearbook 4 NICOLE M LETIECQ 155 Adams Drive 8469268 Soccer 2.3. 4. Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2. 4: Band 1. 2. 3; School Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3 PAMELA A LEVANGIE 237 Dexter Street 6839581 JULIE LEOTA LITTLE 5 Karen Street 6833131 Student Council 2: Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 2; FBLA 3. 4 WILLIAM G LOPES 31 DeArruda Terrace 6831499 Band 1. 2.3.4. Basketball 1. 4. Class Ex- ecutive Board 1. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4 ARTHUR A MANDROS 81 Hilltop Drive 6839052 LISA L. MARTIN 27 Pheasant Drive 6833230 Band 1.2.3, Cross Country 1. Track 2. 3. 4. Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: National Honor society 3. 4 FRANK 1 MCNEILLY 489 Wapping Road 849-5748 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. 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LOPES FRANK J. MCNEILLY ELIZABETH A. MELLO MONICA L. MENEZES MICHAEL J. MONIZ BAND BOOSTERS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1986 CHRISTOPHER M. MYERS ALLAN M. OSWALD CYNTHIA L. RAPOSA DAVID RESARE TONILYN SALVADOR PATRICIA SCHLIP SHERI SILVA BRENDAN S. SULLIVAN THOMAS P. SULLIVAN DOROTHEA C.. TEDESCO RACHELLE TURNER STEVEN R. VACCHI STEPHANIE-ANNE WALSH WENDY WARREN KEVIN WOOD PORTSMOUTH ATHLETICS BOOSTERS CLUB CONGRATULATES THE ATHLETES OF THE KEVIN M. AGUIAR SHEILA P. ARANYOS SCOTT T. ARRUDA MARY ASHMAN DONALD ASHTON SCOTT H. ATKINS KATHLEEN M. AYARS CHRISTOPHER H. BAILEY KARMANN P. BEVERIDGE DAVID A. BIERMAN SCOTT M. BORDEN MARK J. BOUTCHIA DIANA L. BROWN MARY E. BURTON ROBERT F. CAMPION JENIFER J. CATALAN ANTHONY W. COLEMAN CHRISTOPHER T. DAILY SUSAN M. DEMAY PETER J. DEPASQUALE MAX ESSERY JENNIFER L. FLAD MICHAEL GIBSON JAMES E. HALL FREDERICK F. LAUDER NICOLE M. LETIECQ FRANK J. MCNEILLY LISA L. MARTIN KRISTEN L. MEUNIER PASI OIKARINEN MAUREEN A. O’NEILL CLASS OF MICHAEL PALMER CHRISTOPHER PATRINOS DEBORAH C. PERKINS BRIAN S. PREW CYNTHIA L. RAPOSA CHRISTOPHER REBELLO CHRISTOPHER J. REGO DAVID RESARE MICHELLE ROBINSON DANNY SANDERSON SCOTT SANTERRE KIMBERLY A SEWELL CRAIG STEINER STEVEN M. VIERA DEE L. WARREN 1986 Wr—tooqfAiidaiTons-— ?)clA6S «' l9Q(b|| Chi d irnj Stop 7 o lts (401) 847-5353 .. _ m Mod „ . BRICK MARKET PLACE NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND 02840 IMPORTED YARNS FINE NEEDLEWORK (401) 849 4479 Gateway Motel Oteuport Tfamatta - Honda SERVICE A SPECIALTY Newport, R.I. 134 BROADWAY 847-2735 NEWPORT Rl 02840 Packer Braman BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF yy Packer Braman Insurance Since 1863 43 Long Wharf Mall Newport, Rhode Island 02840 401-847-5200 COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES OF PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL FROM JT’S RESTAURANT AND CATERING 1525 RIVERSIDE AVENUE SOMERSET, MASS. 617-672-2396 1986- We Wish You Much Success And Happiness. Good Luck. The Class Of 1988 l an ilton Panting company Portsmouth on rhodc island 401- 683-2 tOO Green Valley Pro Shop + Driving Range 371 Union Street Portsmouth, R.I. 849-2162 Ron Raposa-Golf Professional ' Before you buy, make sure you've bought the best! N you� IMt«t Mom 0uy « 4 PM� -� VX4� � w u. I� � CMWMP Lei U� vw you w y row� S«M� � 1 '.c'WM r- OMJ e� � � Solo� Cooecto� on� Tiomei 100� , � o i e� o� «y S oe iod« OW� r� oo fw« Con� � 8� ocr e P90®w � Jw� fl � Ow� � M � Srtim'wiiiO'OiiMVM'iwnpKtnm� � � � 111 .� you' 1004 9 o co'� w � � cg n� N0CO'� 00'-vy L� - . «erOu� « M « • � fiw MSI ttOMtoflvoOfcpMnfceortMn FOUR SEASONS GREENHOUSES AUTwowtzio omen_ a § SS HUPS L_ rHo m Hotel, Motor Inn, and Conference Center Newport's Smartest Hotel The (enter of Everything 401-847-3300 Mr. Michael DiCesaro Congratulations! We Wish You Luck And Success In The Years To Come. We’ll Miss You!! -The Class Of 1987 The World’s Largest Video Franchise NO MEMBERSHIP OR CLUB FEES Thousands of VHS + BETA Movies Video Recorders and Portable Cameras Available for Sale or Rent 999 West Main Rd. Middletown 607 Metacom Ave. Warren Bellevue Shopping Ctr. Newport Paul Toppa Terry Toppa Toppa Brothers 951 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown. R.i. 02840 Paper Products Tel. 846-5133 Janitorial Supplies Party Supplies Pocasset Country Club 807 Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island 683-2266 Available for weddings and banquets Open for lunch dinner Compliments Of Edgehill Newport, Inc. 200 Harrison Avenue Newport, Rhode Island 849-5700 JJl f Xew porl Savings W rl and Loan Aittoria t ion M Island Trust 1 n nw 847-9280 847-3452 Luncheons Dinner Cocktails Sunday Brunch Fabulous Soup + Salad Bar 140 Thames Street 849-6334 P.D. HUMPHREY CO. 590 Main Rd. Tiverton Building Materials - Lumber Paint - Hardware Lawn Garden Oil Heating Service Phone: 624-84 H Oil Phone: 624-6611 Open Daily :30-5:00 (Yard 4:30) Saturday 8:00-4:30 Colonial Itt Crram Parlor anb RrMauram W Mo n Rd Middl.tOw R 14« RRRl 8 a.m. -10 p.m. daily Congratulations And Best Wishes Class of 1986 Mr Mrs. Richard Grant BAYVIEW NURSING HOME, INC. 847-6300 847-6332 Serving The Youth Of Portsmouth Portsmouth Action For Youth 3380 E. Main Rd. 683-1824 Our Class Of 1986 Advisors Bill Douglas And Kelly-Ann Woods CLIPPER TRAVEL 3160 East Main Rd. 683-4100 Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 THE INNTOWNE smith office equipment company OFFICE SUPPLIES - BUSINESS MACHINES • PHOTOCOPIERS • OFFICE FURNITURE 191 BEDFORD STREET FALL RIVER. MASS 02720 617-679-2323 401-683-1568 An Elegant Colonial Inn In The Heart Of Historic Newport Corner Of Thames Mary St 846-9200 Portsmouth Insurance And Real Estate Agency 2631 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.I. 02840 Betty And Paul McEnroe Innkeepers John W. 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Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 683-9279 @(T) Portsmouth Family Practice Center Turnpike Avenue Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 683-4817 9b 160 Thames Street Newport, R.I. 02870 Tel. 1-401- 849-6666 Open Mon.-Sat. 9-9 Sun. 10-6 Records, Tapes T-Shirts, Posters p Sakonnet Housesmiths, Inc. n L J Designers Builders FERREIRA’S PACKAGE STORE 401-683-9598 1965 EAST MAIN ROAO PORTSMOUTH. R 1 02871 1028 East Main Rd. Portsmouth Rhode Island 02871 401 • 683 • 2997 CLASS OF 1986, THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS HELPED US THROUGHOUT OUR STAY AT PORTSMOUTH HIGH. BEST OF LUCK TO ALL. CLASS OF 1986 172 Thames stkeet Newport, P..T. Downtown Since 1907 02840 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Salas’ 343 Thames Street Newport Dining Room 846-8772 Brasserie 849-7895 (OASTAL ELECTRIC NEWPORT,R.I. 849-5656 lUlnt n� nc«-Con tnjctlonT� «tlng Sorvlcos. TOWN COUNTRY TRANSPORTATION WISHES ALL THE 1986 GRADUATES A “SAFE” SUCCESSFUL FUTURE VITI BROS. INC. 1133 West Main Road. Middletown, R.l 02840 Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1986 From Everyone At -doui't salon 192