St Catherine Academy - Cathedeme Yearbook (Newport, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

ff . . fgr gefofofg grzkzy you yooofzifbflnys qfyfeafjby .... f At the Annunciation, Mary prepared herself to bring forth a Son who would come to redeem the world and give man a cause for joy. As she travelled with joseph to Nazareth, happiness concealed her weariness and fatigue. This happiness increased when she gave birth to a Savior, our Lord. When a girl first enters St. Catherine Academy, she experiences Mary's joy. As she begins her first year at the Academy, she begins her journey towards 77 graduation. With the aid and assistance of the Sis- ters of St. joseph, she feels a sense of assurance and confidence in Whatever she attempts. In learn- ing the varied curriculum, in giving her time to organizations, in participating in the many activities and in sharing the many joys in companionship, she happily lives the life of Mary. Throughout her four years at St. Catherine Academy, she learns the true meaning of Christian joy. I aw c01z0Qcfe0fQ jfe QSIQS'fQfS gf Sazlnf josepf pfesezzfs Gaffekme 1962 , if IE Q f7a6Q gf Gonfenfs gacufly- - - - -. -4 UFFICUAIHQ .... - - -7 1 w , ,T 1 a T . Q . . 1 sk x S ., -xv. fl 'iifiisi , 155156 -f sf-affir:':: ryanziafzbns- - - - - - -19 gqcfzkzzfzbs- - - - - - -31 Qsenzbrs ---. - ,- - -41 Qzkecfory- - - - - - -59 Q z 1: 'Elf' stag -I , J J 1M REV. PETER J. MAGUIRE Chaplain SISTER JOSEPH MARIA Principal joy jfrouyf Our acufy SISTER JOHN BRIGID SISTER LORETTO JOSEPH Senior Class Senior Class SISTER XVILLIAM MARGARET SISTER ELIZABETH FRANCES junior Class junior Class Q-H--I I STIE Pi r Q, Q, Q as KS? - 'A .h.,,,:V,.Z I V, A ., . .. : si Q '-.1 , SISTER MARGARET REGINA SISTER ALFRED THERESA Sophomore Class Sophomore Class SISTER MARGARET THOMAS SISTER PAUL MARIE Freshman Class Freshman Class MRS. DANIEL MURRAY Glee Club Director gn Wfemorzdm eszlffer wary Woman You stand in awe before your king With life's fulfillment done. His holy angels voices ring In praise of victory won! For many years you've labored well Amidst God's flowering fieldg Till one fair day He tolled the bell Your pious will to yield. As time goes on we look to you With fondest memory dear, The blessed spouse of Christ renewed Through long and loving care. G Q 5 E s E K X K 5 E s , E . , ! S 5 1 I x 5 2 E i , , 5 5 2 ? E 4 x K X K E i 3 E 5 5 E a Q s E X K E 5 E X i X E i Q 1 , mi E, n li Mi ,, i.1'QE,, , E WM mr.. VM., WM-H fwwwm MNHQMW s Alert juniors linen as Father Maguire teaches the Christian Life of Prayerand Action. K., Qzazff 122 fcfzbn RELIGION I am the way, the truth, and the life! These immortal words of Christ inflame the heart of each student at the Academy. In the development of a wholesome per- sonality there is no substitute for the guid- ance of a solid religion course. Each year reveals to her more and more the magnetic personality of Christ. Each day prepares her for fuller Christian living. Informal difruffiozz is held by Kathleen Connor, Father Maguire and Janice Silvia. .wwigstr ,Kama K Q -',. ui? A, ENGLISH Reading maketh a full man and writing an exact man. At the Academy each girl receives a well-balanced English course. She studies intensely the literature of England and of America with the aim of becoming 21 dis- criminating reader. In English composition, exactness is the objective. Themes, term papers, and essay contests furnish the opportunity for patient practice in creative writing. My Life Slofy is portrayed by Mary Alice Johann, and Linda Larson. oyayes 122 nyfls Alleyrze Rmb derelopr an introduction in a composition during junior English class. Celerze Lalli deli1'w1r her oratorical speech in Senior English. MdH1'E67l Plourde, Donna Clarke, joan Furtado, Barbara Louise Houston, and Patricia Malone increase their study of Latin by reading a Latin magazine. cznyczaye gfffe 6511140 LATIN Latin, the language of the Church, is thoroughly covered in the college preparatory course. Basic fundamen- tals are learned in the freshman year. Application of these principles are made in the sophomore and junior years. Seniors use their Latin lore in the study of Virgil's Aeneid. A prac- tical use of this language is the vocal participation in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass by the entire student body. Sirter Alfred Theresa helps Constance Langstaff in translating a Latin sentence. MODERN LANGUAGES France beckons, Spain calls, and Academy students prepare for a hoped- for visit to these lands. The culture and customs of these countries are studied with the formal matter of the language, to provide a well-rounded course in modern lan- guages. Commercial students find their two years a valuable asset in the business world. In the three-year study of a romance language, special lab periods are pro- vided for the student preparing for college. ---v..,....,,,,,,M em Tbe firrt year Spwzifb class prepare an oral conversation under the guid- ance of Sister Alfred Theresa. yraogfzons J ur fc , ezyf 60119 Kallay Momzghqzrz explains the Language Lab controls to Alice Connolly while Mary France O'Brien, Diane Simmons, and Nancy Sission wait to practice their French pronunciation. ' -we aww -mmwmmbemsmm-mvsarwmfwwmt-M,eu ,, f- fe-.:ee 'lw.t2'at, Q Nina Piofrouvki pain!! out the plotting of a linear equation on the graph to the Algebra I class. Marg gf zyures joan Crawley and Ellen Anderron display the bulletin b Y ,,..-of- ' QQZ u6C' L i ard with the conic -V---um-iq-9, GNN Tlx? sections of the Senior math class I WO Luviil jotm Tmrir, june! lVfJile, Mary Ann Bartell, Patricia McGrath, Carol Dutra and Carol' Berard watch with interest as Sister Loretto joseph explains a conic section. Sifler M11rga1'e! Regina Jupewiwr as Katherine Galvin attempts to compute the sides of a triangle. MATH The curriculum of mathematics offered by the Academy is varied and inclusive. Freshman mathemati- cians investigate the mysteries of the unknown quantity. An integrated course covering the foundations of geometry is employed by our sopho- mores. Progressing on the third year continues in algebraic study. A broad field of mathematical thought and method is introduced to the senior class. Indeed the graduates of this curriculum acquire such skills as are adaptable to all future needs. IIVirb n df!!!0l!.l'f1'.llflHIA. Sister Loretto joseph explains the theory of ionization to the Senior chemistry class. In 41 ZEFIIIVU, Mr. Earl L, NX'ood illustrates the History of Aviation to the Freshman Science class. Knlby Young point! out the intricate chambers of the human ear to Kathy Rembijas, Kathy Shen, and Elaine Evans, SCIENCE Take God out of nature, nothing great is left. As rt student studies the universe, na- ture, and matter, she discovers their many wonders and mysteries. As she pursues her courses in physical science, biology, and chemistry, she becomes fully aware of the immensity of the world and the omnipotence of its Creator. Shown dE7?207lJ'f1'rZlf7Zg the effects of fallout are Nancy Patter- son, Carol Furtado, and Katherine Angier. Sister Elizabeth Frances helps Linda James with the assembly of the visible head. Waffer 0112 0Qr Ogsefuabbn iiil ,g g-- A ' ,, xl l Paula Delaney demwzsmztef the reaction of oxygen with phosphorous to Kathy Glynn, Louise Gomes, and Eileen Boretti. I5 BUSINESS A two-year course in business intro- duces a student to a study of the basic skills in shorthand and typing. Book- keeping and office practice give a work- ing knowledge of business machines and business forms, and are complemented by an intensive course in filing. The Senior year offers an advanced course in typing, shorthand, and transcription. Develop- ment of personal characteristics makes the business student an efficient and re- sponsible Catholic graduate Tl9ere if more 20 typing 1114111 meelr the eye, demonstrate tvpists Penelope Forrest, Janice Silvia, Margaret Craft, Catherine Clifford and Patricia Logan. 122 J USIDQSS Siyler 101911 Brigid dirmtei to Nancy Sisson, Con- stance Cawley, Patricia Lopes, Cynthia Simmons, and Margaret Craft in shorthand class. Cazberine Alver and joyfe Saroka discuss procedures in filing income tax returns. WAV -vw.. HISTORY A knowledge of our nation's past leads us to an understanding of the present world in which we live. Students are enriched by this knowledge in history courses of- fered by the Academy. They be- come acquainted with the begin- nings of faith and civilization, and- go on to learn the story of our democracy. A citizen of two worlds, the St. Catherine Academy student knows that a good Cath- Tbe Signing of the Magna Clmrler is reinacted by juliann Wood, Gail Sulli- van, Maria Chavojka, Christiana Duffy, Veronica Denman, and jane Newberry. olic is a good American. jfe csfory J abbns And another flying, Abe, points out Sharan Herbert in a Civil War skit. Debbie Calcagno is the maid and Elizabeth Carter is Abraham Lincoln. Sylvia Snen and Dianne Simmonf explore current events on the Map of the Week. .i Q fi K l- - ,fi -ggg A . M 'TT s 1 Q K 4 W - 'uf Q: is,:57-,,wgx.1Q-fw-' fy ff x W' -15 V525-V mif.-:1sx.:zww-'f '- - L ll T VM mf EBYIJA ,JMSL4 MSW E Q H Q. 5 2 Ei Ki 1 55 if 5, 41 X gi 4 ? T 2 z 1 5 X m fi E -I Q E i E Fi i F S 5 3 ? if 2 2 4 Q 5 3 ? E 2 5 ? E K E L xAr4vfmwMMMwmwaQi5fmfrxipl-izwwelrswmmawiMy fm-ff:fm::xmfaifszstisisigzz,'ef' -f'- - f w1gMz522sL1,?efiivM M Lifmwwwsqf.,,.. 45,-11wfmze,if-wr-wwwf ff -fi11f,,.wffwas::Qe,,g:,w,-1:1-f.- fw:-HLzL.-sffkzzsawgwmw,f,franc -, f:w..:Nff:wnaar'-fwi f MM nz 20 farqueline Dmlielr, Catherine Dowd, and Mary Ann Da- Ponte display the Legion of Mary Vexilium which is used at each meeting. Qeoofzbn fo War Do unto others- Mary McGann, Catherine Dowd and Mary Ellen Yeager at the children's home. LEGION CF MARY Our Legion of Mary is a rapid- ly growing form of the lay apos- tolate. Each girl is required to per- form a spiritual work of mercy each week, and to report on its accomplishment. The Legion in- stills 21 great love of Christ, 21 strong devotion to Mary, and 11 sincere interest in our fellow man. Min Furlong u'elrw1ze.f Mary Ann Bar- tell on her Legion visit, K . .mL, 3 DEBATING AND PUBLIC SPEAKING Debaters and public speak- ers join efforts and talents in the Sister Saint Ignatius For- ensic Society of Saint Cather- ine Academy. Under the di- rection of Sister Loretto joe- eph, they prepare for the for- ensic challenges of the Dioce- san and Narragansett leagues. Final goal is the National Catholic Forensic Tourna- ment to be held this year in Miami, Florida. Sirler-team, Sarah and Marion Mathison, -prepare for rebuttal speeches 6561212 yes lb Urczfory Thai quomlion must be here, say Ro- berta Carter and Kathleen O'Connell. Mary Pendergarz ezzjoyr her position, FRENCH CLUB Songs, games, skits and fun are the ingredients which go into the develop- ment of the French Club. This monthly meeting deepens the French students' in- terest in this foreign language. For the girls it is a change from the everyday class. Meeting with members of the Spanish class adds variety to the club. During the French Club, Pamela Braman, Ruth Covell, Carolyn Beam, Patricia Dwyer and Ann McMillan await the toss of the bean bag in the alphabet game. Guffure 1D Query anyuaye Preparing for a Latin Club meelirzg are Kathleen Connerton and Rosemary Cawley. LATIN CLUB Reaching into the past to the time of the Romans, the freshman Latin Club acquaints its members with the customs and manners of this early people. Vocab- ulary enrichment follows from the close relationship of our native English to Latin. With Sister Alfred Theresa as moderator, the club prepares for the Nationwide Latin Exams and the Know- English contest. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the untiring direction of Mrs. Daniel Murray, brings joy and entertain- ment to its audiences. This year's schedule began with a musical program at the R.I. Catholic Teachers Institute in Providence and closed with the annual St. Catherine-De La Salle joint con- cert. A highlight of the year was an unforgettable program of Christmas music presented by the combined Glee Club at a joint assembly of the two schools. Soloist Mary Cerrlyi sings at the joint glee clubs of St. Catherine and De LaSalle Academies. Cizjbymezzf gf ur Gufure Meeting with the governor during a visit to the State House are the Social Studies Club officers Mary Ferreira, Katherine Byron. Maria Osorio, and Alice Connelly. SGCIAL STUDIES CLUB A co-curricular activity of very practical value is the Social Studies Club. The members of this organization keep abreast of current affairs. They are also trained in the rules of parliamentary procedures. Under the direction of Sister William Margaret, the students acquire a deeper under- standing of our American way of life. 23 it ews 0 cscfoofaoefzfs THE RING AND CROSS i News of school events, editorials, and features combine to form our top flight newspaper, the Ring ami Croix. Through the newspaper, students are provided with an outlet to display their journalistic and artistic skills. As a member of the National Catholic Press Association, it is rated among All-Catholic student pub- lications of the country. Flawed in zheir 1-urls to meet deadline are page editors Nancy Martin, Patricia Fogarty, Mary McGann, and Adrienne Guilmette, . I0 A1111 Ritrbie, Fmfzref Dorfey, Mary W Ritchie, and Barbara McCafferty proudly gif In carry their display of school newspaper. , .it w f me 4 5 -if H ' .,, FreJfJmun artist, Fran- ces Dorsey, begins cut for the next issue of the newspa- per. Checking and cropping picture! for their section are Catherine Clifford and Patricia Whitaker. eamwor 125 fyazzziabozz YEARBOOK Enjoyment, hard work, and determination com- bined with true teamwork make up our yearbook, the Calbedeme. Layouts and write-ups underwent a metamorphosis, and the final product is Z1 joy to each staff member. The efficient co-edizon, Mary Ferreira and Veronica McCon- nel, show the procedure to be followed in laying out dum- my. Diazmze Sperling praofr final copy sheets with Kathleen Healy and Mary Ritchie. cgfars 0 0122 0174050 Katherine Byrorfr meeze attracts the attention of Mary Byron and Kathleen Shea, Standing up for his rights is Paul Martellino talking to Kathleen Shea with Kathryn Gray, Joe McManus, Adrienne Guilmette, Robert Creany and Mr. Cornelius Fogarty looking on. In a scene from the school play are Academy Dads, Mr. Ben Landers and Mr. Cornelius Fogarty. DRAMATIC CLUB Under the direction of Sister john Brigid and Sister Margaret Thomas the Dramatic,Club strives to promote an atmosphere of fun and frolic. The Festival Play and the Interclass Plays enable the student members to exhibit their acting talents. The annual school play, sponsored by Studio S.C.A., offers every student an opportunity to act. This year the fathers of several Academy students gave their support in making the play a success. They're only fifty renlfj' says Mary Beth Byron to Kathryn Gray in the freshman interclass play. A Jrerze from For Love of a house, the senior interclass play, is portrayed by Evelyn Santos, Mary Kelly, Kathleen Monaghan, and Patricia Fogarty. all Molinari never underxtand uf, says Kathleen Shea to Kathleen Ward and Barbara McGann. Relvearying for the junior inter- rlarr play are Geraldine Hurlbert, Joan King, Alleyne Rush, Alice Dwyer, Maria White, JoAnne DeSantis, Deborah Calcagno, and Elizabeth Carter. Disruning :heir zfiewr with Sister Loretto joseph at monthy Literary Club meeting are Ellen Anderson, Susan Korzeneski and Pamela Hutchinson. SENIOR LITERARY CLUB Broadening horizons and preparing for the future are the main ideas for the Senior Literary Club. Moderated by Sister Loretto joseph, the Senior Literary Club is finding a truly interesting and enlight- ening world through good literature. Each meeting is conducted by a guest speaker who leads the group in discussion of a comparison between the Classics and con- temporary literature. Qeszfe fbr gzzfegacfuafgobancemenf FRESHMAN LITERARY CLUB Interest in literary culture and the de- velopment of good reading habits is the purpose of the Freshman Literary Club. The study of authors and their works, and a knowledge of library usage are among the activities offered to the members. Sister Margaret Thomas is moderator of the club. 28 Three litlle frofb hard at work- Nina Piotrowski, Eugenia Dias, Sheila Murphy. Katherine Byron Susan Korzeneski MEMBERS DIOCESAN HONOR SOCIETY ftopj Nancy Martin ftopj Nora Landry fbottomj Louise Gomes Cbottomj Patricia Fogarty 012014 001911135 The Member: of zbe Rhode Irlimd Hwzm' Sariety are Rosalie Ames, Pamela Hutchinson, Eileen Boretti, Dianne Sper- ling, Joyce Sorolca, Kathleen Monaghan, Louise Gomes. Nancy Martin, Katherine Walsh, Katherine Byron, and Mary Ferreira. Members not shown are Veronica McConnell, Susan Korzeneski, Ellen Anderson, Nora Landry, Patricia Fogarty, and Barbara Sullivan. 545' joy 122 Uglllifwg . 0521121165 Elizabelh Frare explairzf the Advent Wreath which is an annual observance in the Academy. Between confefefzres, Father Bouressa makes use of school library. 759 M2014 Gloria in exfelfif . . . students participating in dialogue Mass celebrated by Father McGuire. ERESHMAN WELCOME A Warm and friendly reception welcomes freshmen to their exciting new life as high school students. Each freshman is given a Senior Sister to whom she may turn for advice and help throughout the year. ,A ,- ' 'lo , 1 1 ,I e yhhff W fi' Kfzifaleerz Mozmglmzz irzilizfer Jane Newberry, Patricia Gallagher. and Veronica Denman, nezzog 40 fvmony 663393 Margaret Nerlor prersnlr Alma Young with her school ring. RING CEREMONY Our best to you, sing the seniors to the juniors on their day of days. In the traditional ring cere- mony each junior awaits the moment that her ring will be placed on her finger by a senior big sister officially declaring her to the lower half of the upper crust. 6 Sl. Catlferifze and De La Salle Academy Glee Clubs perform before joint Christmas assembly. JOINT ASSEMBLY This year Christmas time in the Academy was enhanced by an assembly with De La Salle Academy. The combined glee clubs, con- sisting of 120 voices, rendered true Christmas spirit throughout the elated student body by the singing of the joyous yuletide carols. Ellen Murjllzy, Kriyfizz Rabiclaezu Elizabeth Fasico and Jo-Ann Ritchie assemble the Christmas crib. Oyeux l oef In fl Irene from At the Feet of the Madonna are Damien O'Brian, jane Riley, Susan Shea, and Barbara Huppee. CHRISTMAS PLAY By presenting the Christmas play annually, the Freshman class brings Christmas spirit into the Academy. This year the class dramatized At the Feet of the Madonnafl The theme of the story evolved as each character presented a pe- tition to Mary on Christmas Eve. fuffiw' rlfzri' fffffrerf arc: Veronica Kelly, treasurerg joan King, sccretaryg Alice Dwy- er, vice-presidcntg and Mary McGnnn. presi- dent. Sophomore lo.zdw'f are Barbara Lepley, presidentg Susan Healy, secretaryg Eleanor Mello, treusurcrg and Marion Mathison, vice-president, WW sf K rf AGU QZT5' O UI' CQSSQS 5 3 TF ,gg . ,. iw- l Leading Ike Frwhmmz cZ,m' are: president, Patricia XVl1it41lcerg vice-president. jane Rileyg secretary, Mary Lanrlersg and treas- urer, Jane Newbury. 35 ESCIT Urberellei were Qfront rowj Margaret Craft, Constance Roclriques, Barbara Bestoso, Pam- ela Brarnan, Gail Greer, and Louise Gomesg fback rowj Mary Ellen Yeager, Eileen Boretti, joan Crowley, and Dianne Sperling. Jfymygfs lyme year William Amare! and Agnef Fleming recall their childhood days at the Mardi Gras. Paying before their departure for the Mardi Gras are jerry Sullivan and Mary Cecchi. 36 f J Mary Nagle, a junior, won first place in the Voice of Democracy Contest in Newport County, with her essay on the four freedoms. Mary Ann Bartell, a senior, took second place. Nora Landry .rbowf Mary Ann Martin her application for the Elks Scholarship. Mary Ann won the Elks Youth Leadership Contest. Miles of mziler are given by Mary Ellen Schwartz, Miss Homemaker of Tomorrow. Mary Ellen placed highest in the Senior class in a test consisting of one hundred ques- tions concerning the every day situations of a wife, mother. and homemaker. 122129115 0 C5012 fesfs Girly ami zben tiforfr approach the guests of honor COTILLION Dreams of beautiful gowns fill the thoughts of every junior and senior for months before the Co- tillion. -The magic wand of stu- dents and helpers transform St. Catherine Academy grounds into a scene of splendor for the social highlight of the year. Then comes the special night. Excitement fills the air as couples pay their respects to the reception line, and are formally presented to the guests of honor. Dancers whirl about the scene, creating an effect of elegance and fantasy. This wonderland of en- chantment will always be remem- bered as a most precious night, the Cotillion Reception and Ball. 4 . ywm ECXQSHSD Iiqthlcen O'C X WIA xr onnor and , Cam MXL Rober NMWY Slzeljman are mdk fyffgzlv. Girls and their escorts are formally presented to judge and Mrs. Arthur Carrcllas MW A-anal-M, - sn me -lvzfsffizfiesfffw K '- If-sv 4- f - z f --1 f , , ,. ,. 9121 OPS , ...K I NANCY ESTHER MARTIN CAROL ANN BERARD PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT 5 jfe 1962 KATHERINE WALSH BARBARA JEANNE SULLIVAN SECRETARY TREASURER 'aw lf . H CATHERINE LOUISE ALVES RCSALIE ANN AMES ELLEN AGNES ANDERSON A cheerful hello every morning Excellent vnenllgt , , , Constantly hun. Pint-sized package of fun and laugh- . . . a smile of sweetness . . . shows gfy . , , jet black hglit l , , dark, ter . . . changeable eyes . . . efficient neatness in everything she does . . . dreamy eyes . . . future teacher , . . and dependable . . . fl Fr11SCh'S COr1f6C- happy-go-lucky . . . petite in appear- girlish gaiety . . . Durfee , , , ardent tion . . . excels in chemistry . . . easy- ance . . . high in ideals . . . Cathy. reader , , , Rognliel going as molasses . . . Lenny. enzbr GQSS MARY ANN BARTELL Newcomer to our class .. . proficient duster of Sister's desk . . . ambitious . . . her goal clearly set . . . serious eyes . . . friendly and cheerful . . . Mary Ann. If you will be silent, we shall proceed. r A good writer is an effective Writer. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BEAM Lovely to look at delightful to know . . . ever curious . . . a temperamen- tal artist . . . the Liberace of our class . . . future teacher . . . carefree and gay . . . Beame. THQ 1962 CAROL ANN BERARD Curly red hair . . . neat as a pin refined and ladylike soft spoken . . . collegiate wardrobe . . . loyal to the Irish . . . twinkle of mirth , , . class poet . . . Carol. uulii-W' BARBARA ANNE BESTOSO Happy hazel eyes . . . hails from a long line of Bestosos . . . loves Can- ada?? . . . lover of good books . . . self-sacrificing . . . true Christian teen- ager . . . Barb. EILEEN MARIE BORETTI Meticulously neat sandy hair . . . St. LuCy's CYO . . . a lady from head to toe . . . a peculiar giggle . . . friend in need . . . loyal to SCA . . Eileen. 2, . W' 3 F PAMELA HELEN BRAMAN KATHERINE PATRICIA NANCY APPLETON CAIN Expressive eyes . . . neat and petite BYRON Cute as a button . . . able and ac- . . . curly clark hair . , . true legion- True scholar. . . varsity debater . . . tive . . . friendly . . . dark curly hair ary . . . concerned about all . . . piano understanding smile . . . friend to all . . .df-life fue. . .hai1S from i'2lCr0SS player . . . light-hearted . . . Pam. . . . roller skating star . . . original the SGH . . -N3HCQ'. rendition of Sad Movies by Katie. enzor GQJJ CATHERINE FRANCES CLIFFORD Vivacious and fun-loving . . . Julius --Th I - f S d- SCA Caesar! . . . clear thinker . . , basketball e ast meeting 0 tu 10 ' ' ' ' fan . . . if you have any problems, just go to . . . Cath! KATHLEEN LOUISE CONNORS Big brown eyes . . . pixie face . . . friend to everyone . . , delightful smile . . . fun to be with . . . quiet and sin- cere . . . Kathy. RUTH REMINGTON COVELL Full of fun . . . Latin scholar . . . MetreCal's her drink?? . . . Sweet sinile . . . bright and mischievous eyes . . . Ruthie. MARGARET ELIZABETH CRAFT Keen sense of humor Hey there! Mr. Blake wants you! loves to put up bulletin boards . . . tans gloriously , . . gift of gab . . Margie. 7662 1962 A memorable event-senior retreat. JOAN ELIZABETH CROWLEY Vividly imaginative shy at times . . . zips about in her Renault . . . pale blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . quiet tem- perament , , . forever a friend . . . joanie. PAULA RITA DELANEY Petite blue-eyed blond . . . abounding in energy . . . always driving a light-blue Pon- tiac . . . Yea! D.L,S ,... contagious laugh- ter . . . Paula. This will be a happy Christmas ezzzbr GQSS CAROL ANN DUTRA PATRICIA JOAN DWYER Hails from Portsmouth . . . I11ak6S Tall and stately . . . proud owner of the piano 'ltalkn . . . true Sirwerity a green MG , . . lunch periocl's track . . . Davy Crockett . . . '62's most star . . . champion ice cream scooper photogenic miss . . . reliable as Gibral- , , lpatsyl tar. . . Carol. M .film if , gligpx MARY FRANCES FERREIRA SUZANNE MARGARET PATRICIA ANN FOGARTY Generous with her time . . . deeply FITZGERALD Tiny in stature . . . tall in wisdom concerned for all . . . efficient co-editor Red mir and freckles . ' I 3 Colleen . . . a necessary factor in the Class of of-the Cf7fbfd9 1f' - - - 3 feflflY?fif1 and with an All American personality . . . ,63 - - - 3Ctfe55 and UGWSPHIPCY Woman quick Wit ' ' ' MMV- Molly Malone . . . ready laughter - - APMSY- peppy jitterhugger . . . Sue. f7AQ 1962 Good morning, all. PENELOPE LOUISE FORREST Latest asset to our class . . . hails from the Philippines shining auburn hair . . . small in stature . . . big in heart . , . Ring and Cross typist . , . Pene. KATHERINE ELLEN GLYNN 9912991990999 3 3344343340 .Qs Animated talker self-reliant , dancing brown eyes . .. always laughing . . . finds joy in simple things . . . Irish jig dancer . . . Keggie. Our future stenographers. enzbr Skis . fer . , 1 . LOUISE ANN GOMES GAIL ANNE GREER A gui picture of peaceful contentment your-year honor student , . . dili- worker . . . Ring and Cross typist personification of charm and poise genuine friendliness . . . Louise. All-round Legionary . . . zealous CCD. teacher . . . lady-like manners . . . a guiding hand to retarded chil- dren . . . self-sacrificing . . . faithful to her friends and studies . . . Gail. BARBARA IRENE HARVEY Deep thought enveloped by a Vibrant personality . . . head for figures . . . naturally curly hair . . . Portsmouthite . . . loyal and true . . . forever a friend . . . Barb. CLOTILDE DELIA HOFFMAN Bubbling personality . . . a laugh all her own . . . a lover of children . . . forever frolicking . . . faithful Legion- ary , . . hard Working . . . Penny. PAMELA ANN HUTCHINSON Optimistic outlook . . . constantly on the go . . . soft-spoken . . . misty blue- green eyes . . . firm defender of all she believes in . . . Pam. 75? 1962 I ain't afraid of bugs or toads . . MARY AGNES KELLY Gracefully tall and impressive . . . always encircled by her many friends . . . noted for her generous nature . . . All-American Girl . . , original hair-do . . . Kitchie. SUSAN MARY KORZENESKI Shiny-clark hair ivory complexion . , . calm, cool, and collected . . . expert at art . . . chuckles with charm . . . sweet as cotton candy . . . Susie. l The topic is interracial justice. QUICK' Chess ir MAUREEN MICHELE ROSE CELESTE LALLI NORA ELLEN LANDRY LALIBERTE Expressive hi-own eyes . . . experi- Pleasantly poised . . . cameo-like Maelemelselle tres belle l l U fanlous enced saleswoman. . . the youngest lass -N Complexion . . , analytic . . . creative for her Cream Puff , l A very active in the class . . . hearty laughter . . . Writer . . . spurts of laughter . . . in CYO . . . green eyes . . . French CClCSf6. Nora. pastry . . . generous to all . . . Micky. For years the bells kept ringing and ringing. PATRICIA ANN LOGAN Faithful Legionary . . . petite miss with secretarial future . . . sudden giggles fol- lowed by infectious laughter . . . well known for her easy-going manner . . . dependable in a quiet way . . . Pattie. 769 1962 NANCY ESTI-IER MARTIN VERONICA MARGARET Dependable and diligent . . . wisdom MCCGNNELL spiced with wit . . . sunny disposition Daily ferry rider , , , dynamically ' lllembef of the Faithful Fifth V - - loquacious . . . dark wavy hair . . . unlimited school spirit. . .the leader of alWuy5 Smiling, never ffowning . , , our C1355 ' ' - Nam? excess energy . . . gifted singer . . Roni. PATRICIA MARY McGRATH Swishing pleated skirts . . . creamy complexion . . . New York accent . . . athletically inclined . . . cruises in her white Cadillac . . . earnest and sincere . . . Pat. ANN CECILIA McMILLAN PATRICIA ANN MEDEIROS KATHLEEN MARIE Clear blue eyes . . . happy grin . . . Always full of new adventures . . . MONAGHAN sports enthusiast . . . proficient typist kind and considerate, . .habitual laugh' The Dreamer , , , finds fun and . . . unlimited appetite . . . loves a ter . . . tomboy in lace . . . petite in laughter in every moment of every day good jOkS . . . Annie. SiZ6. . .Pat .a . . always ready with a cheery word . . . class spirit and loyalty . . . make up our own . . . Cassie. 9121611 Gfzss MARGARET ANNE NESTOR Ladylike and poised . . . big blue con- vertible . . . laughing blue eyes . . . short curly hair somewhat shy well liked . . . Peggy. Another package for Barbara Farias, our own lay apostle. ,wwf 'sn- 3 . CAROL ANN PICKENS CONSTANCE MARIE CYNTHIA ANDREA RQQUE Honey blonde hair . . . sugary-sweet RODRIGUES Dark hair qgd eyes to match , , , Smile - V . loves to ride Over bridges Kind and thoughtful . . . loads of noted for her artistic ability , . . The ??? . . . angelic expression . . . every fun . . . dependable flag raiser . . . English Muffin . . . future veterinar- bOY'S CIICHIU - - . CVCYY 5lifl'S friend gentle disposition . . . happiness per- ian . . . principally a lady . . . truly A A -Slimi sonified . . , you can count on . . a friend . . . Cindy, Connie. 575g 1962 Say Cheese I Smile pretty. EVELYN MARIE SANTOS I have a question. . . . conscientious student . . . town crier . . . a pleasure to know . . . loves to drive off ferry land- ings. . .Evie. Senior stars of inter-class plays. enzbf' C633 .au-aug- MARY ELLEN SCHWARTZ JANICE ANN SILVIA Infectious giggle . . . full of mis- Whiz at shorthand . . . gracious ar- chief . . . very loquacious . . . a heart titude . . . vivacious . . . unique sense of good will . . . sparkling personality 'of humor . . . lady-like sophistication . . . El true blue friend . . . Schwartzie. . . . polished appearance . . . consider- ate . . , Janice. DIANNE ELAINE SPERLING Sweet and pretty . . . voice with a velvet touch . . . a. humble heart . . . a lady from head to toe . . . rides in that beautiful convertible . . . wisdom veiled in beauty . . . Dianne. l The long and short of it. . X, JOYCE MARIE SOROKA Independent . . . always helpful . . . curly blonde locks bright blue eyes . . . considerate at all times . . . femininity . . . boundless enthusiasm . . . Joyce. 175g 1962 V ' , A F' of rri, 'W BARBARA JEANNE SULLIVAN EILEEN MARIE SYLVIA JOAN MARIE TRAVIS Sugar and spice . . . Pepsodent smile Early morning sailor . . . sweetly 'Frank and sincere . . . well mannered . . . a fun-Ioving companion . . . a sophisticated . . . a walk all her own . . . variety of clothes . . . blue and rich personality . . . innocent rascality . . . most congenial nature , . . spark- White Studebaker . . . future commer- . . . a golden heart . . . a career in ling brown eyes . . . beautiful singing cial artist , . , knit one, purl two . . . white awaits . . . Barb. voice . . . rapid typist . . . Judy. joan. 56 KATHERINE MARGARET JEAN ANN WOODS JANET CAROLYN WHITE WALSH Always on the go . . . a friend for Mischievous surprise package . . Angelic features . . . halo of golden every freckle . . . expert horse-woman talented actress . . . XWhat's this han curls . . . a heart of gold . . . kind . , . glowing personality . . . swim- ky-panky going on? . . . deeply un words for everyone . . . forever a ming instructor . . . delicately charm- derstanding . . . Betty's Bomber . . treasured friend . . . the Alice in ing . . . Jeannie. Wonderland of our class . , . Kitty, unforgettable . . . jan. enzbr GQSJ MARY ELLEN YEAGER Efficient typist .. . quiet and reserved . . . sacristan at S.C.A. . . . sandy locks . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . loyal member of the class of '62 . . . Mary Ellen. To think these can make a telephone ring. iiwlrfwev-xwrsw A if f 3 W ,.,f J m,, ,.f,2 . f?g,iifxI'44,?f ga + gi' i 2, kg wg? S K fix F' ,. J x .f 15 Sgt, 3 QQ ix? 41 , if G, S' N Q. it WM -rl 9 J, 'wp 3 K 2 S S H5 5 S S sf M S X 5. Cgfuognf Zzfecfory cgenzbrs- - Junlbrs- - Qgopf 0112 ores f7I'QSgl2? Q12 rv ,Og 09 tyv 'v Q 5 5 5 Q Q 9 0 Q5 95955 9 949 Q was .2 202020 b'Q',93o2o2o 0z6 Vo' 5'2 2020202 gyzoy o,o,o,o Q, 99.000 0929 ' 2 !4?4?o'o2o.o,0,0,0,0, PRESIDENT Nancy Esther Martin 38 Hammond Street Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clary Prerident 4,' Clan Trearurer 2,' Forenricr 3, 4,' Clair Playr 2, 3,' Ring and Cross 4 Catherine Louise Alves 2431 East Main Road Portsmouth Legion of Mary 4,' Clan Play 3 Rosalie Ann Ames 59 Evergreen Avenue North Tiverton Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Forenricf 4,' Clair Play 1, 2,' Know-Englirb Club 4,' Dramatic Club 2 Ellen Agnes Anderson 1 Channing Place Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clair Play 1, 2, 3,' Literary Club 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4,' Know-Englirb Club 4 Mary Ann Bartell 21 Battery Street Newport Legion of Mary 4,' Forenrics 4,' Know-Englirb Club 4 Carolyn Elizabeth Beam 53 Pine Tree Road Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 3, 4,' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Literary Club 4,' Frencb Club 4,' Know-Englirb Club 4 Barbara Anne Bestoso 66 Bliss Road Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 4,' Legion of Mary 4,' Glee Club 1, 2,' Foren- .ricr 1,' Know-Englirb Club 4,' Social Studier Club 4 Eileen Marie Boretti 5 Simmons Terrace Middletown Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clair Officer 3 KSec.j,' Glee Club 1, 3, 4,' Clair Play 2, 3,' Ring and Cross 4,' Literary Club 4 Pamela Helen Braman 21 Ridgewood Road Middletown Legion of Mary 3, 4,' Clan Play 3,' Dramatic Club 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4,' Art Club 4 Katherine Patricia Byron 5 Hoffman Place Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Foren- Jic: 1, 2, 3, 4 fPreJ.j,' Clays Play 1, 2, 4,' Cathedeme 1, 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4,' Social Studier Club 4 KPreJ.j 60 SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Ann Berard 85 Mill Street Newport Clair Vice-Prefident 4,' Legion of Mary 2, 3 KVice-preJJ, 4,' Ring and Cross 2, 3,' Cathe- deme 3, 4,' Frencb Club 4,' Clair Play 2 Nancy Appleton Cain Hamilton Avenue Jamestown Honor Roll 1,' Clay: Play 1, 2,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 4 fSec.j Catherine Frances Clifford 80 Annandale Road Newport Honor Roll 1,' Clary Officer 2 KPreJ.j,' Glee Club 1, 2,' Clan' Play 1, 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4,' Social Studier Club 4 Kathleen Louise Connor 28 Congdon Avenue Newport Social Studie! Club 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3 Ruth Remington Covell 28 Congdon Avenue Newport Legion of Mary 3, 4 fSec.j,' Glee Club 2, 4,' Ring and Cross 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4 KV-PreJ.j Margaret Elizabeth Craft 69 Pope Street Newport Legion of Mary 4,' Clair Play 3,' Cathedeme 4,' Science Fair 3 joan Elizabeth Crowley Q2 Ayrault Street Newport Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 2, 3 Paula Rita Delaney 14 Simmons Street Newport Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 4, Cla.f,f Play 1, 2, 3 Carol Ann Dutra 1 569 West .Main Road Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 2,' Clam Officer 2 fSecJ Legion of Mary 1,' Glee Club 1, 2, 4,' Cathedeme 4,' Frencb Club 4 Patricia Joan Dwyer 9 Canonicus Avenue Newport Clan' Officer 1 KV.-Prer.j,' Glee Club 1, 2, 4,' Forenxicr 1,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 4,' Ring and Cross 1, 2, 4 SECRETARY Katherine Margaret Walsh 64 Bateman Avenue Newport Honor Roll 2, 3, 4,' Clair Sec- retary 4,' Clair Vice-Prerident 2, Legion of Mary 2, Clay: Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4 Mary Frances Ferreira 106 Cory's Lane Portsmouth, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Legion of Mary 3, 4 KTreaJJ,' Clara Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4 fCo- Eci.j,' Frencb Club 3, 4 fPre.f.2,' Social Studier Club 4 KSec.j Suzanne Margaret Fitzgerald 9 West Narragansett Avenue Newport Legion of Mary 1,' Glee Club 2,' Clair Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 3, 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4 Patricia Ann Fogarty 51 Hammond Street Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 31 4,' Clan Officer 3 fPre5.j,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Forenricr 3, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3, 4,' Ring and Cross 1, 3, 4 Penelope Louise Forrest 526 West Main Road Portsmouth Legion of Mary 43 Ring and Cross 4,' Cathedeme 4 Katherine Ellen Glynn 14 Graftan Street Newport Clan Play 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 4,' Social Studiex Club 4 Louise Ann Gomes 1049 West Main Road Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clary Play 1, 2, 3,' Ring and Cross 4,' Literary Club 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4,' Social Studie! Club 4 Gail Anne Greer 13 Burdick Avenue Newport Legion of Mary 3,' 4,' Clary Play 2, 3,' Know-Englifb Club 4,' Science Fair 2 Barbara Irene Harvey 150 Rhode Island Boulevard Portsmouth Honor Roll 4,' Legion of Mary 3, 4,' Clair Play 1, 2, 3,' Cathe- deme 4,' Know-Englixb Club 3,' Social Studie: Club 4 TREASURER Barbara Jeanne Sullivan 50 Hammond Street Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Trearurer 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Literary Club 4,' Frencb Club 4 Clotilde Delia Hoffman 29 Hobbs Street Newport Legion of Mary 3 KSec.j 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clair Play 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 4, Frencb Club 3, 4 Pamela Ann Hutchinson 44 Miantonomi Avenue Middletown Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Forenric: 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Cathedeme 3, 4 Mary Agnes Kelly Stevenson Place Newport Honor Roll 1, 2,' Legion of Mary 1,' Glee Club 1, 2, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4 Susan Mary Korzeneski 188 Sprague Street Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clar: Officer 3 KV.-PreJ.j,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Forenricr 3, 4,' Cathedeme 4,' Literary Club 4,' Maureen Michele Laliberte 424 Walcott Avenue Middletown Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clary Officer 1 KTrear.j Legion of Mary 2 KSec.j 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4 Rose Celeste Lalli 50 Powell Avenue Newport Honor Roll 1, 2,' Glee Club 1, 2, 4,' Clair Play 1, 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 4,' Cathedeme 2,' Frencb Club 3, 4 Nora Ellen Landry 34 Gibbs Avenue Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2,' Forenricr 1, 2,' Ring and Cross 4,' Literary Club 4,' Frencb Club 4 Patricia Ann Logan 11 Ann Avenue Portsmouth Legion of Mary 4,' Clarr Play 2, 3,' Frencb Club 3,' Social Srudier Club 4,' Science Fair 1 Veronica Margaret McConnell 55 North Road Jamestown Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Class Officer 1 KPreJ.j,' Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Cathe- deme 4 KCo.-Ed.j Ann Cecelia McMillan 3 53 Broadway Newport Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,' Glee Club 4,' Forensic: 1, 2, 3,' Clan Play 1, 2, 3,' Drarnalic Club 4,' Cathedeme 1, 4 Patricia Mary McGrath 79 Annandale Road Newport Clary Play 3,' Dramalic Club 4,' Cathecleme 4,' Social Studier Club 4 Patricia Ann Medeiros 33 Freeborn Street Portsmouth Legion of Mary 4,' Clay: Play 2, 3 PRESIDENT Mary McGann 9 Bush Street Newport Deborah Calcagno 3 Princeton Street Newport Elizabeth Carter 93 Rhode Island Avenue Newport Constance Cawley 8 Wesley Street Newport Mary Cecchi 65 Prospect Hill Street Newport Alice Connelly 55 Kay Street Newport Kathleen Denman 3018 East Main Road Portsmouth JO Anne DeSantis 29 Gibbs Avenue Newport Elizabeth Frese 37 Powell Avenue Newport Ann Galvin 48 Toppa Boulevard Newport Kathleen Marie Monaghan 9 Harrison Avenue Newport Legion of Mary 3,' Forensics 3, 4,' Clair Play 3, 4,' Dramaiic Club 4,' Cathedeme 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4 Margaret Anne Nestor 74 Hambly Road Tiverton Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1, 3,' ClaJ.r Play 1, 2, 3,' Ring and Cross 4,' Social Studie: Club 4 Carol Ann Pickens 59 Marchant Street Newport Legion of Mary 1,' Glee Club 1, 4,' Clair Play 1, 3,' Drarnaticr Club 4,' Frencb Club 3 Constance Marie Rodrigues 18 Sunset Road Middletown Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 1, 2,' Science Fair 1 Cynthia Andrea Roque 62 Oak Street Middletown Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clan Play 2, 3,' Ring and Cross 4,' Cathedeme 3,' Frencb Club 2, 3, 4,' Science Fair 1, 2 Evelyn Elizabeth Santos 30 Clarke Street Jamestown Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,' Legion of Mary 2, 3,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Clan Play 2,' Dramatic Club 4,' Know-Englisb Club 4 Mary Ellen Schwartz 99 Old Fort Road Newport Legion of Mary 1,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clair Play 1, 2, 3,' Fffflfb' Clllb 3, 4,' Know-Englirb Club 4 Janice Ann Silvia 64 Berkeley Court Middletown Honor Roll 3,' Clan Play 2,-3,' Ring and Cross, Cathedeme 4,' Science Fair 3 Dianne Elaine Sperling 1291 East Main Road Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Gleg Club 2, 3,' Clary Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4,' Lilerary Club' 4,' Frencb Club 3, 4 Joyce Marie Soroka 33 Norwood Avenue Portsmouth Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' C1451 Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4,' Girls' Stale Science Fair 1 JUNIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Alice Dwyer 42 Carroll Avenue Newport Adrienne Guilmette 22 Annandale Road Newport Juanita Hamill 19 Howard Street Newport Sharon Herbert 38 Morningside Lane Portsmouth Patricia Heywood 303 East Main Road Portsmouth Kathryn Hosmer 60 Shepherd Avenue Newport Geraldine Hurlburt 45 Shangrila Lane Newport Sally Jean 1 Leedham Street Portsmouth Martha Korseneski 188 Sprague Street Portsmouth Diane Lacazette 11 Carroll Avenue Newport SECRETARY Joan King 1443 East Main Road Portsmouth Patricia Lopes 24 Dexter Street Portsmouth Mary Martin 156 Middle Road Portsmouth Sarah Mathison 144 Coggeshall Avenue Newport Carolyn Mederios 33 Freeborn Street Portsmouth Mary Nagle 30 High Street Jamestown Nancy Newberry 84 Carroll Avenue Newport Mary Francis O'Brien 1 2 1 Ruggles Avenue Newport Maria Osorio 21 Battery Street Newport Marie Raposa 198 Indian Avenue Portsmouth Eileen Marie Sylvia 38 North Road Jamestown Clair Play 2, 3,' ,Social Studie: Club 4 Joan Marie Travis 7 Sylvan Terrace Newport Honor Roll 1,' Legion of Mary 21' Cla!! Play 2, 3,' Freneb Club 3, 4,' Social Studie! Club 4,' Ari Club 2 Janet Carolyn White 57 Middletown Avenue Newport Legion of Mary 2 KSec.j,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Clair Play 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 4 fPreJ.j,' Cathedeme 4,' Frencb Club Jean Ann Woods 1 1 Keeher Avenue Newport Clair Play 2, 3,' Dramalic Club 4,' Social Sludief Club 4 Mary Ellen Yeager 487 Spring Street Newport Legion of Mary 3, 4 KV.-PreJ.j,' Glff Club 1, 2, 3, 4, cum Play 2, 3,' Cathedeme 4 TREASURER Veronica Kelly Stevenson Place Newport Mary Ritchie 244 Spring Street Newport Alleyne Rush 86 Mail Coach Road Portsmouth Camille Servant 675 Hope Street Bristol, Rhode Island Sylvia Shea 99 Warner Street Newport Mary Silvia 128 Park Holm Newport Rebecca Simao 741 Metacom Avenue Bristol, Rhode Island Cynthia Simmons 35 Bedlow Avenue Newport Diane Simmons Le High Terrace Portsmouth Nancy Sisson 3056 East Main Road Portsmouth bl Eileen Sullivan 5 Tyler Street Newport PRESIDENT Barbara Lepley 43 Chase's Lane Middletown Donna Allen 1926 East Main Road Portsmouth Janice Amann 35 Champlin Street Newport Maryanne Alexander 30 Park Holm Newport Toni Bress 69 Pine Tree Road Portsmouth Eileen Brown 19 Palmer Street Newport Audrey Brito 233 Metacom Avenue Bristol Roberta Carter 19 Willow Street Newport Judith Chase 7 Extension Street Newport Donna Clark 40 Cedar Avenue Portsmouth Nancy Cooney 9 Newport Avenue Newport Jacqueline Daniels 4 East Shore Road Jamestown Mary DaPonte 55 Sherry Avenue Bristol Catherine Dowd 31 Holland Street Newport Elaine Evans 74 Bedlow Avenue Newport Eleanor Faria 162 East Main Road Portsmouth Donna Fernandez 30 Potter Street Newport Suzanne Frazier 3 Stockton Drive Middletown Carole Freeman 24 Fenner Avenue Newport 62 Claudia Tata Beverly Tavares Marla White Alma Young 567 Spring Street 16 Garden Street 73 North Road 3 Gladding Court Newport Portsmouth Jamestown Newport SOPHOMORE CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Marion Mathison 144 Coggeshall Avenue Newport Judith Fuchs 52 Admiral Kalbfus Road Newport Joan Furtado 1278 West Main Road Portsmouth Michele Gallagher 43 Byfield Street Bristol Kathleen Gavin 76 Bliss Road Newport Patricia Gersuk 191 Chase's Lane Middletown Barbara Gianola 10 Valley Drive Bristol Patricia Gleason 32 Narragansett Avenue Newport Barbara Green 8 Annadale Road Newport Edna Guilmette 22 Annadale Road Newport Kathleen Healy 1 1 Stockton Drive Middletown Elizabeth Herterick 36 Dean Avenue Newport Barbara Houston Linden Drive Newport Linda James 17 Levin Street Newport Edna Janes 83 Division Street Newport Jean Kelley 28 Howard Street Newport Patricia Malone 228 Fish Road Tiverton Diane Martellino 15 Russell Avenue Newport Susan Healy 7 Meikle Avenue Newport Barbara McCafferty 704 Craven Street Portsmouth Patricia McCarthy 31 Slocum Street Newport Barbara McGann 9 Bush Street Newport Marion Matoes 17 Grinnell Street Jamestown Jane Merritt 4 Green Lane Jamestown Patricia Miller 69 Hillside Avenue Newport Kathleen Monticone 6 Walnut Street Newport Louise Mosher 1 1 2 Cedar Avenue Portsmouth Janet Nienberg 126 Ruggles Avenue Newport Mary Nippert 71 Memorial Boulevard Newport Nancy Nobert 10 Hammond Street Newport Georgia Novasad 9 Green Lane Jamestown Elizabeth Oakley 1 1 5 Eustis Avenue Newport Kathleen O'Connell 7 Whitwell Place Newport Kathleen O'Neill 26 Webster Street Newport Jean Pascoe 16 White Street Newport Mary Pascoe 9 Covell Street Newport Eleanor Mello 8 Potter Street Newport Mary Pendergast 21 Carey Street Newport Helen Perry 6 Narragansett Avenue Jamestown Maureen Plourde 184 Summerfield Street Fall River, Mass. Kathryn Rembijas Southwest Avenue Jamestown Joanne Ribera 16 Third. Street Newport Rita Shaffell 6 Chestnut Street Newport Kathleen Shea 14 Greenough Place Newport Kathryn Smith 64 Riverside Street Portsmouth Judith Spingler 92 Esplanade Middletown Maureen Sullivan 50 Hammond Street Newport Michele Sullivan 12 Park Street Newport Mary Texeira 675 Hope Street Bristol Sheila Tipping 5 Murphy Circle Middletown Helen Walsh 46 Corne Street Newport Jo-Ann Walsh 42 Rosa Road Middletown Kathleen Ward 16 D. Const. Avenue Middletown Judith Whitty 12 Red Cross Terrace Newport Bernadette Willetts 1300 Hope Street Bristol PRESIDENT Patricia Whitaker 26 Toppa Boulevard Newport Kathleen Angier 15 Dresser Street Newport Deborah Aponowich 10 Cliff Terrace Newport Laura Apple 105 Mill Street Newport Joanne Benevides 2356 East Main Road Portsmouth Veronica Bento 9 White Street Newport Anna Berevquer Esplanade Street Middletown Mary Byron 5 Hoffman Place Newport Margaret Caine 11 Narragansett Newport Moia Cavario 725 Metacom Avenue Bristol Rosemary Cawley 8 Wesley Street Newport Maria Chvojka Melrose Avenue Jamestown Jacalyn Conklin 4 Red Cross Avenue Newport Kathleen Connell 16 Stacy Street Newport Deborah Connor 28 Congdon Avenue Newport Kathleen Connerton 3 Cliff Terrace Newport Margaret Cook 24 Edward Street Newport Kathleen Winters Mary Woods 97 Gibbs Avenue 11 Keeher Avenue Newport Newport ERESHMAN CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jane Riley Mary Landers 17 Covell Street 18 Wesley Avenue Newport Newport Nancy Crockford 1 1 North Road Jamestown Veronica Denman 3018 East Main Road Portsmouth Eugenia Dias 77 Roseneath Avenue Newport Joanne Dias 59 Dexter Street Middletown Frances Dorsey 31 Mail Coach Road Portsmouth Christina Duffy Narragansett Avenue Jamestown Mary Dwyer 3 Tyler Street Newport Mary Jane Evans Coronado Street Jamestown Patricia Fagan 16 Ellery Road Jamestown Elizabeth Fasano 30 Bay View Road Bristol Mary Ferguson 28 Clinton Avenue Newport Sharon Finn 21 Dresser Street Newport Suzanne Fitzsimmons 17 Bull Street Newport Carol Furtado 1038 West Main Road Portsmouth Margaret Gallagher 31 Clinton Avenue Jamestown Patricia Gallagher 15 Florence Avenue Newport Cristina Gamemara 146 Tuckerman Newport Kathryn Gray 18 Tupelo Street Bristol Helen Hart 25 Pell Street Newport Barbara Huppee 2 Concord Drive Newport Ann Jenkins 6 Apthorpe Avenue Newport Constance Langstaff 3 Hunter Avenue Newport Mary LaPointe Shepard Avenue Newport Susan Larkin 78 Ayrault Avenue Newport Linda Larson 129 Ruggles Avenue Newport Patricia Mack 68 Malbone Road Newport Claudette McCafferty 16 Narragansett Avenue Jamestown Mary Helen Mello 15 Verndale Circle Bristol Ellen Murphy Harrison Avenue Newport Sheila Murphy 4 Atlantic Street Newport Damien O'Brien Ruggles Avenue Newport Nancy Patterson 34 Child Street Portsmouth Kathryn Young 45 Orchard View Road Portsmouth TREASURER Jane Newberry 84 Carroll Avenue Newport Dorothy Perry 425 Oliphant Lane Middletown 7 Nina Piotrowski 22 Vaughan Avenue Newport Catherine Rankowski 14 Canonicus Avenue Newport Jessica Raposa 110 State Street Bristol Josephine Ritchie 244 Spring Street Newport Kristin Robicheau 29 Dean Avenue Newport Dawn Sears 101 Wellington Avenue Newport Virginia Shatzer 30 Narragansett Avenue Jamestown Susan Shea Warner Street Newport Carol Silvia 269 Oliphant Lane Middletown Patricia Smith Shorby Hill Jamestown Gail Sullivan 1 Blackwell Place Newport Lois Vaillancourt 2 Princeton Street Newport Cheryl Wilkes 1 37 Freeborn Street Portsmouth Jo-Ann Williams 2 Bedlow Avenue Newport Julianne Wood Chastellux Avenue Newport 63 C'f7gese Mzhys fave spofen fo you Mall myjoy may wzkfyou, anfffafyour joy may deff fjofn 15: 10-ll As the Resurrection signifies the joy of fulfill- forever changing world. A joy of appreciation sur- ment, so does graduation signify the joy of achieve- rounds her as she enters the world with a sound ment. In reaching this honorable goal, a graduate Catholic education from St. Catherine Academy. becomes fully aware of her responsibilities in a TAY'-95 FUEPESWNP ,CQMFANY 64