Tiverton High School - Phantasmagoria Yearbook (Tiverton, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

■imi Phantasmagoria (fan taz ma gore a) 1. A changing, often incoherent scene of the real thing, illusions, imaginary fancies, deceptions, and the like. 2. A show of optical illusions in which figures increase or decrease in size, fade away, and pass into each other. (Gk. phantasm image + agora assembly) PHANTASMAGORIA O' N 2 Are you redin’ in the years; — Stowin’ away the time. The things that pass for knowledge I can’t understand Are you reelin’ in the years; — Stowin’ away the time. W. Becker and D. Fager from Reeling in the Years” Your everlasting summer, you can see it going fast, so you grab a piece of something that you think is gonna last. . . IN APPRECIATION Mr. Ciarpella, Your advice, guidance, and assistance during the last two years have not gone unappreciated. The senior class expresses its sincere gratitude for all you have done for us. You are but one small man in this world, but the greatest man in our lives. Mrs. Gagliardi, The class of 76” would like to thank you for your special help during our last year at THS. Your dedication and willingness to listen are most appreciated. I have to say my friends, this road goes a long, long way and if we’re gonna find the end we’re gonna need a helping hand.” Elton John 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS PEOPLE ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ORGANIZATIONS EVENTS ADVERTISEMENTS Stanley W. Sincoski Jr. Robert A. Poniatowski Vincent M. Securo John P. McKinnon Virginia Bradbury, Chairman Paul Miniacei Judith Baker Sharon Vieira 9 Bradford Robinson, Chairman Gilbert Rebello 10 Edward Doran Carole Texeira Stephen Yoken Lorraine Foley Peter D’Allesandro Kathleen Emond Raymond Purdy Catherine Imbriglio Annette Gagliardi 11 Hector Levesque, Chairman L F A O N R G E U 1 A G G N E Camille King Diane Dalimonte Thomas Cardullo Conrad Beaulieu Edward Silva 12 I James Cook, Sr, Chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Joseph Rodrigues Joseph Aiello Alfred Borclli Raymond Loomis Andrew Manchester Michael Murante Ernest Silvia Wilfred Arsenault 13 Edward Ciarpclla Frances Williamson David Janicki Doris Westcott Henry Entwistle John Pimental, Chairman Linda LePage Richard Levesque Donna Cook Susan McGrcavy Reginald Chown Elizabeth Shea H. Glenn Reed Ruth St. Lawrence 15 Cheryl McCullough Dorothy Robinson H E A L T H Valeric Winiarski N.J.R.O.T.C. Capt. Edward F. Hayes and QMC Frank J. Vallario SCIENCE Richard Lamothe, Chairman Stephen O. DcPaola Frank Ferrara 18 Angela DeOrchis Paul Amaral Stephen Medeiros SPECIAL EDUCATION John Connors 20 Rosalie Clinkscales MUSIC Ronald Main Paul Anderson James Salamon Linda Brown Elizabeth Benck Richard Graiko HOME ECONOMICS Eileen Shanley 21 GUIDANCE OFFICE Mr. Alexander Malgicri Director Brian Walmslcy Elizabeth Pietruska Margaret Williamson Mary Otocki Constance Arcouette Secretary Clerk-Typist 22 Office Secretaries Left to right: Rita Drohan, Silvia Crepeau, Theresa Oliveira. William Goodman Attendance Supervisor Custodians Left to right: John Medeiro, Head Custodian, Larry Vierra, Larry Perry, John Farias, Richie Cabral. Martha Napier Dietician 23 CLASS OFFICERS s E N I O R S SECRETARY TREASURER Pam Felizberto Cheryl Silvia 24 TOP TEN BACK ROW, left to right: Dennis Hoyle, Michael Souza, David St. Laurent, Dana Wood, Scott DeVore. FRONT ROW, left to right: Colette Berube, Donna Iamarone, Louise Desilets, Pamela Felizberto. NOT SHOWN: Jason Tuell. 25 PATRICK AGUIAR Ain’t wastin time no more.” Greg Allman Pat Likes: skiing, snowmobiling, winter, and summertime Dislikes: cops, jerks . Future ambi- tion: pharmacist Suprcssed desire: to fly around the world. BRENDA ANNE AMARAL Live your own life for you will die your own death.” Bren” Likes: swimming, horseback riding, and dancing, Scooby driving his car. and spending money Dislikes: Scooby driving fast, hotdogs. and snakes Future ambition office work receptionist . . . Sup- pressed desire to become Mrs. J A B. Admires Scooby. JOHN A AIELLO Mine are youthful expectations.” “John' . Likes: surf ing, skiing, music, English- humor. Jean Shepard. Star Trek, driving with the win- dows open, affectionate girls . . . Dislikes: go-getters, Jacqueline Suzanne, cars without gas, and girls who look the other way . . . Future ambition: to become a rich musician and author . Suppressed desire: to sail around the world . . admires: Rocky the Squirrel. LINDA ANN AINSWORTH Lord make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon. Where there is doubt, faith Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light. Where there is sad- ness. joy.” Lin” Likes: skiing, swimming, an. bike riding, and Papa (iino’s pizza Dislikes: snobs, being bored, and gaining weight Future ambition Dental hygienist Suppressed desire to be a good cook, and to be happy in whatever I do KATHY MARIE ALLCOCK Don’t walk in front of me — I may not lead, Don’t walk in back of me — 1 may not follow Walk beside me — and just be my friend. Camus Kath” Likes: singing, being alone, wine, and driv- ing Dislikes: working, brothers, gaining weight, and conceited people . . Future ambition: to be man- ager of a store Suppressed desire: to be skinny. TERESA COLLEEN ANTHONY The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, Love isn’t love ’til you give it away.” Terri” . . Likes: summer, swimming, and strawberry licorice . Dislikes: cranky people, and mushrooms Future ambition: medical technologist . . . Sup- pressed desite: to learn to cook Admires: my par- ents. DARRELL ARRUDA Now is the time a new day is just beginning. John Likes: drag racing, having a good time, being with friends, from China Royal. . Dislikes: phonies, snobs, and people who think they’re something. . . Future ambition: own my own farm . . . Sup- pressed desire: to be a millionaire . . . Admires: Sue. JANICE MARIE ARCOUETTE You do the baking and I’ll do the making, together our lives will rise.” Aztec rwo-step Jan” Ukes cheering, skiing, summer, and the 14th . . Dislikes: curfews, and rainy days Future ambi- tion: Dental Hygienist Suppressed desire To ride on a plane. STEVEN ARRUDA There must be some way outta' here,’’ said the joker to the thief There’s too much confusion, I can’t get no relief ” Bob Dylan Steve. Aroot, Irish” . . Likes: Vow, Dylan. Allman’s and Tull, weekends with Peck. Mac. and Hugh — He. sports and an . Dislikes waiting for Mac. pushy peo- ple. din from Gray’s, and lines in the cafeteria. . . Future ambition: to travel all over the world. Sup- pressed desire: to be healthy, happy, and middle class. . . Admires: Bob Dylan and Duane Allman. 27 SUSAN BENTO Dreams are for chose who sleep, life is for us to keep. Bread Sue . . Likes: working, being with friends, having a good time and being with Darrell. . Dislikes: snobs, people who think they're something, and gym . Future ambition: secretary . . Suppressed desire: to be a veterinarian. PAULA BILSKY KAREN BERNIER Smile, and the whole world will smile at you.” Bern Likes: sunshine, being with good friends, drawing. Dislikes: waking up in the morning and being in a bad mood. . Future ambition: to try every- thing Suppressed desire: to see the Olympics. COLETTE J. BERUBE Blessed is he who expects nothing, he will never be dis- appointed ” popc Bcr Likes: being organized, slcepir g, and mari- golds. Dislikes: locking my keys in the car, being late, and mosquito bites . . Future ambition: to enjoy life. CYNTHIA ANN BORDEN Say it like it is.” Howard Cosell Hank” . . . Likes: softball, an, reading mysteries, driv- ing, and K.F Dislikes: liars, jocks, conceited people, rainy weather . Future ambition: to graduate from college and become an an teacher . . Suppressed desire: to hand glide and date B.M. KATHLEEN BOLDUC Time is a jet plane it moves too fast, and oh what a shame all we shared can’t last.” Bob Dylan Kath” . . Likes: autumn days, crisp apples, skiing, Christmas time, panics, helping, laughing, and reminisc- ing Dislikes: sudden changes, people who don’t for- give and forget, complaining people, and being disorgan- ized Future ambition: occupational therapist . . . Suppressed desire: to relive a day in the past . . . Admires: Diny. 28 BRENDA MARIE BORGES Some men sec tilings as they are and say, why. I dream things that never were and say. why not? Bren . . Likes: meeting people, spending money, and having a good time with friends . Dislikes, being skinny, getting up for school, and people who arc hard to get along with . Future ambition: Hair dresser . Suppressed desire to take a trip by plane. LINDA J. BROGAN What sweetness is left if you take away friendship? It is like robbing the world of the sun.” Geero Brogc . . Likes: boating, bowling, and having a good time with friends . Dislikes: sore losers with big mouths . Future ambition: to become a nurse and travel Suppressed desire: to be rich. JEANNETTE BORGES Don’t ever doubt what your heart says, when everything round’ you says no, just the pace of the game will drive you insane so relax and let everything flow.” Dave Mason Likes: skiing, being outside, spring, Dylan, empty beaches, and Irish setters . . Dislikes: segregated par- ties, fighting, rainy days, homework, boring nights, and curfews . . . Future ambition: Special Ed. teacher. BRENDA LEE BRULOTTE There is no need to discuss or understand me; I will not ask myself to be someone else. I’ll just be me.” Bren” . . Likes being with Richie, mystery rides to far away places art, and cooking . . . Dislikes: snobs see- ing people get hurt, fighting, people who whisper among themselves, and ignore those around them Future ambition: domestic engineer in charge of urban renewal . . Suppressed desire: to repaint the ceiling of the Sistinc chapel Admires: my parents. DAVID BOUSQUET Miles from nowhere, guess I’ll take my time, oh yeah, to reach there. Cat Stevens Boosk . . . lakes: Outdoors, concerts, patties, and meeting people . . . Dislikes: dizzy girls, boring Friday nights, and leeches Future ambition: to take up For- estry . . Suppressed desire: to have medium wealth and live in the mountains. DEBORAH ANN BRYAN It asks a little of us here. It asks, of us a certain height. So when at times the mob is swayed To carry praise or blame too far. We may take something like a star. To stay our minds on and be staid. R. Frost Debbie . . Likes: concerts, parties, bowling, movies, being with Gary . Dislikes: my car stalling, argu- ments, two-faced people, being bored Future ambi- tion: Executive secretary . Suppressed desire: to be married, get a good job. and have a good foundation before children are bom. 29 BRUCE BULUVANT May happiness and good people knock at your door. Malt Likes: hiking, skiing, calm people, and being alone Dislikes: getting up for school, and rain Future ambition: to skydive, travel, and make some- thing out of life . . Admires: a man who knows where his head is at. MARTIN JOSEPH CABECEIRAS I think therefore I am. Zorba the greck” Likes: football and more foot- ball, fishing and hockey . . . Dislikes: anyone who comes between him and his goals . . . Future ambition: to acquire a P.H.D. in Sociology and History . Sup- pressed desire: to play defense for the Oakland raiders Admires: Captain Hayes and Brian Babcock. RICHARD CARL CAMPION I'm the one who has to die when it’s time for me to die. so 1« me live my life the way I want to.” Jimmi Hendrix Dick” . Likes: music, pine trees, small parties . Dislikes: Fall River, accidents, people who don’t listen but love to talk . Future ambition: to be wealthy . . . Suppressed desire: to see all there is to see CYNTHIA LOUISE CARPENTER So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late. Bob Dylan ‘Carp Likes: Bob Zimmerman, rocking chairs, good tunes, spaghetti Dislikes: spiders, losing, Mr. Jones, and life, sometimes. . . KATHLEEN MARY CARREIRO Standing at the crossroads trying to read the signs — to tell me which way I should go to find the answer . . . and all the time I know, plant your love and let it grow.” Eric Clapton Kathy” Likes. Beatles, laughing until I cry, and fluffernutters . . Dislikes; when people jump to con- clusions, and silence . . . Future ambition: Actress KEVIN JAMES CASEY Laughter is essential.” KC . Likes: weekends, sports, windy days, keeping busy, and anything with catsup . . . Future ambition: M.D. . Suppressed desire: to do it right and win. 30 BRENDA CAVACO ANN ELIZABETH CAYER How can I go forward when I don’t know which way I’m facing.” John Lennon BARBARA N CHAMPAGNE Prophecies will cease, tongues will be silent, knowledge will pass away but love will never fail.” Barb” . . Likes: Going out Friday nights, Germany, children, motorcycles and corvettes, singing, and being with Frankie Dislikes: phony people with big mouths, dreary rainy days, and spearmint gum . Future ambition: a private secretary . Suppressed desire: Take a trip around the world. JUDITH ANN CHOUINARD “We now have the memories that come with sunset, and the promises of dawn. Judy . . Likes: skiing, sailing, snowy days, smiling faces, precious memories and life . Dislikes: tears . Future ambition: Medical Secretary . . . Suppressed desire To relive a day in the past. ROBIN DALE CHURCH Ain’t it good to be alive?” Stones Rob Likes: basketball, football, horseback riding, going dancing . . . Dislikes: conceited people, and peo- ple with no morals! . . . Future ambition: become a nurse . . . Suppressed desire: To become Mrs. J A M. . . . Admires: Joe. DOREEN MARION COMEAU We all know when to live, but we never know when to die.” Dor . Likes: bowling, making Bobby happy, going out and having a good time . . . Dislikes: liars, conceited people, people who think they know everything . Future ambition: To be a certified accountant . Sup- pressed desire: To some day be rich. 31 VICTORIA CAMILLE CORBIN 'To be yourself is to be unique, for no one can be such as you.’ Neville Vicky . Likes: swimming, music, going out. being with friends, and Steve . . . Dislikes: waiting, nothing to do, Zepplin, stuck up people and not having money . . . Future ambition: Art teacher . . .Suppressed desire: to be a famous artist and have a lot of money. MICHAEL A. CORDEIRO Likes: sports, reading, and music . . . Dislikes: getting up for school, and phony people . . . Future ambition: to go to college . . Suppressed desire: to travel around the world. SHARON CORDEIRO I know I’ll have to die when it’s time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to.” Hendrix Likes: Tony, panics. Led Zepplin. spending money, and Great Danes . . Dislikes: being told what to do. get- ting up in the morning . . . Future ambition: to be an artist and work with handicapped children . . . sup- pressed desire: to go to Switzerland. DANNY CORSCADDEN Time is dead as long as it is running by little wheels and only when the clock does stop, will time come to life.” ”Da-Da Danny” . . Likes: taking walks, in the woods, and grooving on all the little animals . . . Dislikes: sit- ting home with nothing to do . . . Future ambition: to start my own carpenter shop . . . Suppressed desire: to go all over the world . . Admires A1 Borelli. PAULJ. CRAPEAU . so easy it seemed, once found, which yet unfound, most would have thought impossible.” Likes: spons, music, panics, and being with good friends . . Dislikes: school . . . Future ambition: to be involved in spons . . . Suppressed desire: to find the truth . . . Admires: the Who. SUSAN CROTEAU Bom on the breeze, die on the wind.” Elton John Sue” Likes: music, Siamese cats, summer days, and seeing Dave happy . . Dislikes: aspirins, rainy days, and stupid arguments . . Future ambition: Physical Therapist. . . Suppressed desire to make it. 32 SUSAN PATRICIA DAVIS Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Sue Likes, music, sunsets, skiing, snowy days, and cheeseburgers . Future ambition: to be a C.P.A. . Suppressed desire: to travel throughout the world. Hap- piest when with friends. GEOFFREY L. DENNIS STEVEN A DA VOL To fly as fast as thought, to anywhere that is, you must begin by knowing that you have already arrived. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Steve . . . Likes: skiing, hunting, riding, tennis, fly- ing. planes . . . Dislikes: empty gas tanks, warm beer . . . Future Ambition: pilot, business man . . Sup- pressed desire: fly my own plane around the world . Admires: Independent man. DONNA MARIE DeMELLO The better pan of one's life consists of his friendships.” A. Lincoln Likes: water skiing, surfing, bowling, skating, an. gym- nastics, long walks on the beach, and the Beach Boys . . . Dislikes: getting up early, being bored, and con- ceited people . . Future ambition: to become a child- care worker . . . Suppressed desire: to travel around the world and to be happy in everything. ■ ROBERT P DEPIN Winning isn’t just something, it’s everything! Dep . . . Likes: spons, weekends, good times, and the 14th . . . Dislikes: punks, working, and Barrington Future ambition: to be someone worthwhile . . . sup- pressed desire: to pitch a perfect game. LOUISE DESILETS I wish that yesterday, was tomorrow and I could have tomorrow forever, today. Celia Ratkey Wcase . Likes beaches, little kids, being able to act goofy and no one around will care, and making people laugh . . . Dislikes: driving through Fall River, not being understood, people who try too hard to be friendly Future ambition: physical therapist . Suppressed desire: to have everyone in the world laugh all at the same time. 33 SUSAN DESOUTO Remember yesterday. Live today, and dream of tomor- row. Sue . . . Dislikes: vegetables, jealous people, English, life sometimes, wearing glasses . . . Future ambition: to be a medical technician . . . Suppressed desire: to travel around the world. MICHAEL A. DUGG1N Your everlasting summer is fading away fast, so you grab the good times, you think arc going to last.” W Becker Likes: skiing, panics, Saturday nights, and sailing . . . Dislikes: hypocrites, getting up early, and school lunches Future ambition: to be an engineer . . Suppressed desire: to relive past ski trips. SCOTT L DEVORE In a heirachy. every person tends to rise to his level of incompetence. The Peter Principle Likes: Monty Python, science fiction, writing, Yes, absurdist plays and fiction . . . Dislikes: trivial class- work . . . Future ambition: to be a scientific researcher. DOREEN E. DUARTE I ain’t saying you treated me unkind, you could have done better, but I don’t mind, you just kinda wasted my precious time, but don’t think twice it’s alright. Dylan Bcmic” . . . Likes: friends, waterskiing, my niece Tara, pool, old people, circle drive, and Aztec-two-step. Dis- likes: snobs, loudmouths, tight people, jocks, am radio, and people running my life . . . Future ambition: to be a nurse, travel, and be a good wife and mother. Suppressed desire: to visit the Bermuda triangle. PAMELA I. FEUZBERTO You only go around once in life. Pam” . . . Likes: parties, weekends, tennis, and skiing . . . Dislikes: slow drivers, early curfews, never having enough money, and fourth period . . . Future ambition: to drink three awful-awfuls and get one free . . . Suppressed desire: to do a little bit of everything. JAMES FARRAR When you ain’t got nothin you got nothin to loose. Bob Dylan Likes, summertime, partying, weekends, good music . . . Dislikes: cops, rainy days, and snobs . Future ambi- tion: to be happy and rich . . . Suppressed desire: to travel across the country. 34 ELIZABETH FERREIRA To err is human, to forgive is divine. Unknown l.iz Likes Dancing, having a goixl time with friends. listening to good music Dislikes: Phony people Future ambition Pre-School teacher Suppressed desire to be a professional dancer DONALD FI LENA Any fool can get into a war, but it takes a smart man to stay out of one on his own terms. General T.S. Power. Filena D.” lakes: Camping, hiking, mountain climbing, and traveling Dslikcs Homework, back- stabbers. and gym . . . Future Ambition: to get married, move to New Hampshire Supresscd desire: to visit every state, and every national park. LAUREN FURTADO We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men ate created equal ” Thomas Jefferson Likes: music, an, being with friendly people Dis- likes phony people and being alone CYNTHIA ANN GAMACHE I do my thing, and you do your thing. 1 am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You arc you and I am I. and if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful.” Frederick S. Ptrls Cindy” Likes children and old people, reading, music, being with fnends. having a good time Dis- likes: gym. hardrock. snobby and two-faced people, jocks, rainy days, getting up Future ambition: Secretary Suppressed desire: to travel around the world MARK P GAUGHAN Likes: cars, bikes, panics, early release, being with fnends Dslikcs Tivenon Police Department Future ambition to travel Suppressed desire: to be rich, get out of school. 35 RAF.ANNE GENDREAU Give me the enthusiasm to greet each new day with an honest joy in living as 1 go my simple way.” Rac . Likes: tennis, bike-riding, being outdoors, beaches, little kids and sunsets . . . Dislikes: hypocrites, phony people, and early curfews . Future ambition: to be a dental hygienist. . . Suppressed desire: to travel. JAMES GOMES Speak softly and carry a big stick. Gomesie, Gomez” likes: water sports, hanging around my locker Dislikes: jocks, phony people, late bells Future ambition: Construction mechanic . . . Suppressed desire: to be a professional water skier. KATHLEEN GRIFFO Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die, even the undertaker will be sorry.” Grif” . . . likes: summer, beaches, musters, fall, pea- nut butter, old movies, and little kids. Dislikes: bratty kids, waking up to go to school, rainy days. Future ambi- tion: to be an archeologist . . . Suppressed desire: to be able to help less fortunate people. CHERYL HARRIS Every friend declares his friendship, but there arc friends who are friends in name only.” Bible 37:11 Cher” Likes: poetry, walking, reading, dancing, good music, and spons . . Dislikes: cut downs, back- stabbers. peanut butter, small talk, and pollution . . . Future ambition: to be a nurse . Suppressed desire: to write a book of poetry. CHRISTOPHER HAYDEN I may not agree with what you say, but I shall defend to the death your right to say it.” Voltaire Chris, Robot . Likes: drill team, track, girls, ani- mals . Dislikes: T.C., conceited people . . . Future ambition: to be a Naval Marine Biologist . . . Sup- pressed desire: to be a Veterinarian . . . Admires: Patty. SHERYL L HAYDEN And think not you can guide the course of love, for love if it finds you wonhy shall guide your love. Gibran lakes watching the sun rise, being with friends, freshly fallen snow, horse back riding, skiing, swimming, danc ing, and concerts . . . Dislikes: people who take you for granted Future ambition: to become a Medical Technician Suppressed desire: to travel through Europe. 36 KENNETH R HILTON III Quests found in the inner shell arc the ones lived through life. Hilty, Froggy . . . Likes: scuba diving, skiing, wood working, sailing, water skiing, partying with good friends, and being with Childs . . . Dislikes: colds, dirty hair, wedgies, and npped B.V.D.’s . . . Future ambition Accountant . Suppressed desire: To learn how to fly an airplane. DENNIS E. HOYLE We are only certain of today . . . yesterday is gone and tomorrow is always coming Martin Vanbcc . Likes: Art, music, snow, the beach, swimming, and reading Dislikes: getting up in the morning, homework, short- ened vacations, and wasting time . . Future ambition: College . . Suppressed desire: successful artist. ✓ RICHARDSHARPLES HUMPHREY Among those whom I like. 1 can find no common denominator, but among those whom I love, I can: all of them make me laugh. W. H. Auden Dick . . . Likes: skiing, hanging at the bubbler with Picard, MeGreavy and Crazy, Summer nights, lifeguard- ing, making McOreavy feel like a fool, ski trips with Mr. Entwhistlc . . . Future ambition: Lawyer . Admires: Bob Dylan. DONNA MARIE IAMARONE There was never any yet that wholly could escape love, and never shall there be any, never so long as eyes can Lamartine Roni” . . . likes: basketball, tennis, dancing, smart-alec Polish Physics teachers . . . Dislikes: physics Future ambition: write no. I best seller . . . Suppressed desire: be 5'3 37 JOSEPH I AMA RONE You can live only once, but if you live right, once is enough.” Joe” Likes being with Debbie, good music, snow- mobfling. and concerts Dislikes: dancing, rainy weekends, shopping, and getting up early Future ambition: Accountant Suppressed desire: to be 6 feet tall. KATHLEEN D. JACKSON Oh. great spirit, help me always, to remember, that when my brother, does not keep with me, perhaps, he steps to the beat of a different drummer. Cherokee Prayer K.J . . . Likes: reading, crossword puzzles, animals, children and the outdoors . . . Dislikes: fighting, crowds, being mistaken for a boy, and people thinking I’m younger than my sister . . . Future ambition: to get married and work in the child care field . Suppressed desire: to live forever JOHN KELLY All 1 really want to do, is baby be friends with you.” Dylan Jack . Likes: motorcycles, pool, concerts, cards, the Doors, Miller, and The Marx Brothers . . . Dislikes: driving in Fall River, waiting in lines, and following slow people Future ambition: to find one. NANCY ANN KIRKWOOD I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me.” Philipians4:13 Likes: being with good friends, dancing, and sailing . Dislikes: school lunches, and Arty . . . Future ambition: Nursing or acting . . . Suppressed desire: to teach the high school cooks how to cook. LORENEJOAN KEITH AN Afoot and light hearted I take to the open road. Lor” Likes: tennis, playing guitar. Chicago, boat- ing, WPRO-FM, badmitton. and mystery stories . . Dislikes: careless drivers, rainy weather, conceited peo- ple, and phonics Future ambition: Dental assistant Suppressed desire: to be famous and travel around the world. RAYMONDJ. KNIGHT Paint on my cruel or happy face. Hide me behind it, it takes me inside anotl er place where no one can find it. Alice Cooper Ray” . Likes: having money, a good car. racing, music, and having a good time . . . Dislikes, getting up. working, and not having anything to do . . Future ambition: to be happy and have a good job . . Sup- pressed desire: to win drag races. 38 NANCY JEAN KRONSBERG Wc may now enjoy the dreams we’ve shared so long ago.” Chicago Nanc . . . Likes: sunny days and fresh air, good food, being happy, and being with great friends . Dislikes: being cold, the moods I get in. being ignored, not having enough time . . Future ambition: Dental Hygienist . Suppressed desire: To be successful and lead a good life. ANDREW LA FOND ”In sleep we are all equal.” Old Spanish proverb. Likes: music, sports. 3 Stooges, being around good friends. . Dislikes: Homework, commercials, and spinach . . . Future ambition: To be a data processor . . . Sup- pressed Desire: to be 7 feet tall . . . Admires: Self-made millionaires. CHERYL ANN LANGEVIN . . . with a friend to call my own. I'll never be alone and you my friend will sec you've got a friend in me . . .” Don Black Cher Lange . . . Likes: painting, playing the piano, sunny autumn days, and seeing people smile . . Dis- likes: being unhappy, arguments, and not being able to cheer someone up when he's sad . . . Future ambition: a good artist . . . Suppressed desire: to travel all around the world. STEPHEN JOSH EPH IA ROQUE The life given to us by God is short; but the memories of a well-spent life arc eternal.” “Steve . lakes: sports, the summer, beaches, being with good friends . . . Dislikes: waking up for school, losing to Portsmouth, school lunches, nosey people . Future ambition: to study architecture . . . Suppressed desire: to become a professional athlete. EUGENE LAVOIE There is no duty we so much under-ratc as the duty of being happy.” R. L Stevenson Gene” . Likes: Being around happy people, being happy, flying sky rockets, working at Grand Central . . . Dislikes: people who can’t be happy, two-timers, and school . Future ambition: to be manager of my own business. . . Suppressed desire: to be six and a half feet tall. RAYMOND P LAVOIE You have so far to go. There’s so much you do not know.” John Denver Lefty” . Likes: music, playing guitar, being with good friends . Dislikes: boring assemblies, rainy days, boring nights . . Future ambition: To become a famous musician . Suppressed desire: to live in Colo- rado . Admires: John Denver 39 BARRY SCOTT LEONARD Everybody needs somebody sometimes.” Barry Likes: working on cars, being with friends, woodworking and basketball. Dislikes: being ignored, rainy days, and when people say never mind.” Future ambition: to go into the Air Force and be a jet mechanic. Suppressed desire: to go to New Hampshire and explore all of the White Mountains and climb Mt. Washington. Admires: The Beach Boys. DAVIDJOHN LEVESQUE If I told you what it takes to reach the highest high, you’d laugh and say. ’nothing is that simple!’ But you’ve been told many times before. Messiah’s pointed to the door, and no one had the guts to leave the temple.” Pete Townshend Likes: photography, collecting stamps, animals, writing, reading, political science . . Dislikes: taking aptitude tests, filling out college applications . . . Future ambi- tion: to be a doctor, photographer, and politician . . . Suppressed desire: . . . KAREN JOYCE UZZOTTE Don’t ask me why; the time has passed us by, someone else moved in from far away.” Likes: skiing, being with friends, blonde hair, smiles Dislikes: wilted flowers, raining after it snows, and tears Future ambition: Math teacher . . . Sup- pressed desire: to live in a mansion by the ocean. PATRICK PAUL LYONS Life is only what you make it.” Pat, Red Likes: Being interested, good food, to be with good friends, fantastic panics . . . Dislikes: being bored, stuck up people, cut downs, sore losers. Future ambition: military service . . . Suppressed desire: To be highly successful in life . Admires: People who attain their highest achievements. ROBIN LOUISE MacDONALD God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change those I can; and the wisdom to know the difference.” ’Rob” . Likes: sewing, swimming, going out, hang- ing around with friends . . . Dislikes: conceited people, and people telling me what to do . . . Future ambition: to be a good wife and mother, and to help handicapped people Suppressed desire: to travel and see the way people do things . . . CHUSAK MAJARONE 1 am myself heaven and hell Ood” . . . Likes: sports, an, and music . . . Future ambition: to be a teacher. 40 CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL McGREAVY Live each day as if it were the last.” Mac . . Likes: skiing, the waterfalls, Stevie Wonder, showers, being late, and being with Tom, Mor, and Arruda. Dislikes: Beach Boys, dirt, and being on time. Future ambition: artist. Suppressed desire: live and work in Colorado. Admires: Martin Luther King and John Fitzgerald Kennedy GEORGE MEDEIROS Woman, man, child, and wife, the best love to have is the the love of life.” Jimmi Hendrix Frizzy . . Likes: good people, concerts, panics, vans, music, work, and beer. Dislikes: back slabbers, getting up early, fights, and winter. Future ambition: auto body repairman. Suppressa! desire: Doctor. Admires: Linda. DON B MATHEWS If wishes were horses beggars would ride.” Don . . Likes: tennis, skiing, horseback riding, bowl- ing, concerts, traveling, plays, friendly people, and drink- ing. Dislikes: conceited people. Biology, getting up, going to work. Future ambition: professional actor. Sup- pressed desire: skydive. CATHLEEN LEE MEDEIROS Alone we find solitude together we find love.” Cathi . . . Likes: new clothes, food, bowling, sewing, b.b. games, autumn days, summer nights, and spending time with Rick. Dislikes: getting up early, bossy people and bugs. Future ambition: housewife and to be happy in whatever I do. Suppressed desire: To get the most out of life. CHERYL MARIE McMAHON For all knowledge and wonder (which is tlx: seed of knowledge) is an impression of pleasure in itself.” The advancement of learning Mac . . . Likes: horseback riding, skiing, swimming and sailing. Dislikes: getting up at 6:30 in the morning. Future ambition: I hope to become an engineer or doctor and actively participate in the space program. LINDA MEDEIROS What I know is only partial; then it will be complete as God’s knowledge is of me.” 1 Cor. 13. Lyn” . . . Likes: gymnastics, kids, snow, spaghetti, horses. Papa Gino’s. Dislikes: parking my car, jocks, get- ting grounded, rainy days, book reports. Furure ambition: Medical assistant, happily married, live on a farm and have 8 kids. Suppressed desire: travel and see the world Admires: Father Lasko. 41 DAVID FRANCES MELLO I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion Henry David Thorcau ''Dave ' . . lakes: camping, the outdoors, music, motor- cycles. and good honest friends . . Future ambition: obtain a degree as an Electronic technician and later join the Navy and become a helicopter pilot . . Suppressed desire: to break the record for crossing the Baja by motorcycle. JEFFREY E. MEGNA We shall never cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploration will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time.” Jeff” . Likes: working at St. Anne’s hospital and ski- ing Dislikes: going to school and people who think they're all it . . Future ambition: Anesthesiologist. . . Suppressed desire: Doctor. LOUISE C. MERCIER All the things that we’ve been through, you should understand me like I understand you.” Lou” . . . Likes: playing the guitar, and having a good time . . Dislikes: Liars, and people who take others for granted . . . Future ambition: to be happy and to suc- ceed . . . Admires: Stan. CYNTHIA LEE MOLLER May you live as long as you like, and have all you like as long as you live.” Cin” Likes: parties, dancing, music, taking care of little kids, and sleeping late . . Dislikes: getting up for school, bossy people, staying home on a week-end, and being bored . . Future ambition: to get a job . . . Sup- pressed desire: to live in Europe. STEPHEN ALBERT MURRAY You have become a mature person when keeping a secret gives you more satisfaction, than passing it along.” Steve”. . . Likes: having a good time with friends. . . Dislikes: gening up early and two-faced people . . . Future ambition: mechanic . . . Suppressed desire: to be a millionaire. MICHAEL PAUL MORI ARTY O blessed man, that in th' advice of wicked doth not walk, nor stand in sinner’s way.” Mor. Hugh-he” Likes: football, skiing, the hang mac. the lead pipe, and listening to Larry Glick . . . Dis- likes: waiting for mac, dirty fingernails, ripped silkies, and Grant specials . . . Future ambition: to be manager of Valle’s . Admires: Howard Hughes . . . Sup- pressed desire: own a casino in Las Vegas. SCOTTC NEVILLE Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who kmx'ks. it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7,8 Likes: active sports, good times with special friends, trav- eling. eating, salt water, and coffee ice cream . . . Dis- likes academic subjects, studying, modern society . . . Future ambition: to lead a fulfilling, meaningful life, through whatever the future may hold . . . Suppressed desire: to live forever. DAWN MARIE OLIVEIRA A pebble in the ocean must cause some kind of stir, and witnessed by the silence will reach from here to there. The action that I’ve started, sometime I’ll have to face, my influence in motion rebounding back through space.” G. Harrison Dawn Long . likes: Tull, skiing, the beach, con- certs. parties, chocolites, turkey salad sandwiches, art and Mr Wett . . Dislikes: cliques, jocks, homework, rules, boring weekends, being ignored, and Tiverton High Future ambition: commercial artist . Suppressed desire: to live in the Swiss Alps . . . Admires Ian Anderson KIMBERLY C. O’CONNOR There’s no need to discuss or understand me. I won’t ask of myself to become someone else. I’ll just be me Kimbic” . . . Likes: horseback riding, sports, painting, and camping . . Dislikes: having nothing to do, sea- food. and the trampoline . . . Future ambition: physical Education teacher . Supressed desire: to travel DEBORAH ANNE OLIVEIRA We were talking about the love that’s gone so cold, and the people who gain the world and lose their soul. They don’t know — They can’t sec. Are you one of them? Dcbshort” . . Likes: Crosby, Stills. Nash and Young, an, bridge mix, skiing, Mr Wett. panics, and townfield trips . . . Dislikes: authority, boredom, greasy hair, liver, and Tiverton . . . Future ambition: Fashion Designer . . . Suppressed desire: to hand glide . . . Admires: Carol Burnette. CORRINE O’DONNELL ”1 can’t tolerate people who arc unconsciously destructive of other people.” Margaret Mead Cor” . Likes: sleeping, having the car when I want it, and kids . . . Dislikes: Gym, and unsociable people . Future ambition: to get a job. JUNE MARIE OLIVEIRA Friendship is like a pearl; it might be hard to find, but its worth looking for.” for. 43 CHERYL OUELLETTE If you love something let it go, if it comes back then it’s yours, if it doesn't than perhaps it never was.” Cher . Likes: parties, volleyball, horses, and driving around Dislikes: School, getting up early, and G.N. Future ambition: To train horses. DONALD PAQUETTE Life is preparation for the future, and the best prepara- tion for the future is to live as if there were none. Don likes: cars, music, hockey, and friends . . . Dislikes: being bored, people who think they're better than everyone else . . Future ambition: success . . . Suppressed desire: to obtain the impossible GARY PAQUIN Students are supposed to respect teachers simply because they’re teachers. But teachers aren’t usually expected to reverse the procedure, and all too often don’t.” Esther Rothman Likes: Allman’s, Marx Bros., Rolling Stones, Monty Python. . Dislikes: Valle’s, speeding tickets . Future ambition: Mathematics . . . Suppressed desire: to be his own boss Admires: Rick Wakeman. GREGORY ALAN PAQUIN It doesn’t have to be fancy to work. Pecos . Likes: stock car racing, wood working, metal working Dislikes: science, grades, and term papers Future ambition: to be something in life VIRGINIA C. PEARCE Life’s little pleasures arc the best, a night of work a day of rest, a secret shared, a friend or two and love to brighten all you do.” Ginny” Likes: sunshine, smiles, hiking, cold crisp mornings, and being with friends . . Dislikes: alarm clocks, school lunches . . . Future ambition: physical therapist. . Suppressed desire: to travel THOMAS DALE PECKHAM I’ve been thinking lately about good things to come, and I believe that something good has begun. Cat Stevens Peck . . . Likes: skiing, getting vowed with Mac, Hugh-he and Aroot, and listening to Mr. Larkin . . . Dislikes: waiting for Mac, dirty fingernails Future ambition: Oceanographer or forester . . . Suppressed desire: to travel the world 44 CHARLES HENRY PERRY To our friends, we owe our loyalty; to our enemies, our prayers; to our families, our love; to our master, our- selves.” William Arthur Ward Chuck Likes Sports, music, good food, a j play- ing the drums . . . Dislikes: getting up early and phony people . . Future ambition: to be a dentist . . Sup- pressed desire: to play baseball in College . . . Admires: His Father DIANE THERESA RACINE The path of the just is as the shinning light, that shi- neth more and more unto the perfect day. Raisin” . . Likes: Drum Corps, walking in the rain, windy days, the Beach Boys, being with friends, doing art work, being out doors, little kids . . Dislikes: people who make up stories, forgetful people, getting up early, being bora! . . Future ambition Commercial Artist . . . Suppressed desire: travel around the world, to live in a house overlooking the ocean, and to reach the stars. ELIZABETH ANN PERRON And 1 don’t know what the future is holdin’ in store. I don’t know where I’m goin I’m not sure where I’ve been. There’s a spirit that guides me. a light that shines for me My life is worth the livin’, I don’t need to sec the end. John Denver Beth Bap Likes: Poems, nature, people who care, and being alone (sometimes) . Dislikes: sad faces and crowded halls . Future ambition: X-ray technician or counselor . . . Suppressed desire: to travel the Mediterranean. JEAN ANN PLOCICA Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep, and you weep alone. For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, but has troubles enough of its own.” Ella Wheeler Wilcox Likes: chocolate, reading, piano, and not rushing Dislikes: housework, bugs, and the dentist . . . Sup- pressed desire, to talk loud. FRANCISJ. PICCARD Only Robinson Crusoe could get his work done by Fri- day. Pete Likes: Woody Allen, sleeping, and keilbasa . . . Dislikes: rats, David Bowie, planters wans, and Bar- rel Day . . Admires: Bob Dylan. JUDITH PATRICIA RAPOSA To love is nothing, to be loved is everything. Ja-houd” Likes: skiing, sailing, summer nights, bridge lights, waterfalls, strawberries, ice cream . . . Dislikes: being confused . Future ambition: I don't want to live to work. I just want to work to live . . . Suppressed desire: to fly or sail around the world . . Admires: Jonathan Livingston Seagull. 45 NOR HEN ANN RAPOSA Wc may lose, we may win, but we will never be here again ... so take it easy.” Eagles ”Nor” . . Likes: plants, crocheting, sunflower seeds, and when E.S and N.R. are together Dislikes: being tired and having to get up early . . . Future ambi- tion: to travel, settle down, and be happy in everything 1 do. Suppressed desire: Actress. JEFF REGO What’s up” Likes: partying, having fun . . . Dislikes: working, and cops . . Future ambition: truck driver . . . Suppressed desire: to drive to California in a van. TRACY ANNE REID All is changed with time, the future none can see, the road you leave behind, ahead lies mystery.” Stevie Wonder Spacey” . Likes: art, music, Neil Young, skiing, traveling, Jimmy and Newport . . . Dislikes: jocks, cheerleaders, business dept, and Tiverton in general . . . Future ambition: actress or an teacher . . . suppressed desire: to be secure. DENISE ANNE RICHARD Waves — may steal our footprints from this stretch of sand . but even time will never sweep them from our memory. Chids” . Likes, frogs, the occult, poetry, skiing, sail- ing. panies, summer vacations, and being with Hilty Dislikes, thunderstorms, male chauvinists, curfews, crooked politicians, and having to get up early . . . Future ambition: dental hygienist Suppressed desire: to let one wish come true. JANET A RILEY Jan” . . . Likes: Summer, Autumn. Horscncck beach, being with friends, concens and partying . Dislikes: Jocks, coconut, conceited people, and people who don’t use their blinkers . . . Future ambition: to teach the deaf . . . Suppressed desire: to scuba dive. CARLG. RICHARDSON What you are will never stay the same — if you’re lookin’ for a claim to fame.” Edgar Winter Likes: traveling, concerts, helping out”, Edgar Winter, Elton John, being with good friends . . Dislikes: cruise to S.C., not having enough lime. High school scholars, and losing friends . . . Future ambition: a broadcasting career . . Suppressed desire: to be 1 in whatever I do . Admires: Rod Stewart 46 MICHELLE M ROBIDOUX Ufc is a comedy for those who feel — a tragedy for those who think.” Coumba Likes: happy people, thunderstorms, sports, music (Chicago), food, and the beach . . . Dis- likes people who don’t understand, losing a game, fight- ing with good friends, and being bored . . . Futute ambition: Foreign language teacher, or Interpretor . . . Suppressed desire: to be short, and a better person. RAYMOND ROCHA Never tell anyone how good you are: They will soon find that out for themselves. Houdini Ray Fu, Smokin’—Roch . . . Likes: magic, sports, being with good friends, horses, and oldies . . Dislikes: Tag teams (especially when put on by J.S. and company) . . . Future ambition: Business advertising . . . Sup- pressed desire: to be a magician. KAREN ROY And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter. Led Zepplin Munchkin,” Midget” . . . Likes: being with friends, having a good time, guys with blonde hair, children, dancing, swimming, listening to good music, snow, sum- mer. laughing, thunder and lightening . Dislikes: backstabbers. phonies, conceited people, and math . . . Future ambition: Child psychologist . Suppressed desire: skydiving. RICHARD S A LOIS Ufc is like a ma2c of doors and they all open from the side your on. You just keep on pushing harder.” Cat Ste- vens Rick” . . . Ukes: Being with Cathy, listening to good music, being with good friends, going to concerts, Aeros- mith . . . Dislikes: getting up early, going home at night early, and working . . Future ambition: To be happy and have a good job . . . Suppressed desire: To build his own drag car and win the world finals LINDA M. RODRIGUES So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know, and I’m on the Road to find out . . ■” Cat Stevens Kool , Lynn Likes: The Beach Boys, beaches, hawaiian punch, happy memories, sunshine, smiles, cheering, and football games . . Dislikes: spoiled plans and rainy days Future ambition: Physical therapist . Supressed desire: to understand, and to live in Cali- fornia . . . Admires: Maggie LYNN ROSEANN SCHWEITZER If you have something precious to you, let it go. If it comes back it is truly yours, if not, you never really had it.” Switz” . . . Ukes: leaving school early, summer, con- certs, honest people, poetry and spaghetti . . Dislikes: housework, fighting with a special person, warm beer, school and bugs . . . Future ambition: To become a good wife and mother and always be happy . . . Sup- pressed desire: Togo to Mexico. 47 V WILLIAM SEDOMA Billy . . Likes: food, cars, having money, having a good time with friends . . . Dislikes: two-faced people, squealers, and arguing or fighting with someone . . . Future ambition: Businessman, Accountant . . . Sup- pressed desire: to be rich!!! MICHELLE SILVIA You only live twice, or so it seems; one life for yourself and one for your dreams.” Bricusse Mickey” . . . Likes: happy people, talking, eating, being a senior. Dislikes: greasy hair, bugs, pushy 7th and 8th graders . . Future ambition: Private Secretary . . . Suppressed desire: To do something important and be happy doing it. ALAN SILVIA CHERYL SILVIA 1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” William Allen White Likes: Cooking, eating, spons, good books . . . Dislikes: Hypocrites, complaining people . . Future ambition: Nutritionist Suppressed desire: to enjoy life to its fullest extent MONICA M SILVIA Bide your time and be on your guard against evil, and have no cause to be ashamed of yourself.” Ecclesiasticus 4:20 Mon” . . . Likes: music, dancing, being with friends, and parties . . . Dislikes: cliques, phonics, backstabcrs, arguments, and being bored . . . Future Ambition . . . to become a Special Education teacher and to live a happy and fulfilling life . . . Suppressed desire: Travel around the world to see the different cultures of all the people. MICHAEL SEDOMA 48 SANDRA LEE SIMMONS We're breathing in the smoke of high and low, we’re taking up a lot of room. Some where in the dark and silent night. Our prayer will be heard, make it soon Moody Blues Sandy” . . . Likes: walking in the rain. Beach Boys, traveling, the beach, kids, dancing, sewing Dislikes: phonics, spinach, crowded halls, getting up early, people telling me what to do . . . Future ambition: to be happy in everything I do . Suppressed desire: to travel around the world. DAVID A SIMOES Some men sec things as they arc and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not.” R.F.K. Dave” . . . Likes: good friends. Beach Boys, Elvis and football . . Dislikes: work, getting up in the morning, pushy people . . . Future ambition: engineering . . . Suppressed desire: To do what I want to do when 1 want to do it. ANNE MARIE SMITH Tho my life’s been good to me there's still so much for me to do. so many things my mind would never know. I’d like to raise a family, like to sail away and dance across the mountains on the moon.” John Denver Anne . . Likes: the Allman Brothers, sunny days, lit- tle kids, the beach, strawberry jam. and my dimples Dislikes: people who catagorize and analyze others, fighting with my brothers . . Future ambition: special- education teacher . . . Suppressed desire: to be able to walk away from each day. never to look back PAMILLA L. SMITH We may never pass this way again, so I want to laugh while the laughing is easy.” Seals and Crofts Pam . Likes: snow, sunshine, stars, thunder and lightening. Orcos and milk, and trying to ski Dis- likes runny noses, school buses . Future ambition: to work with handicapped children . . . BEVERLY A. SOUZA What do we live for if it is not to make life less diffi- cult for each other. Bev” . . . Likes: cooking, riding around, receiving let- ters. being with Steve and payday Dislikes being broke, getting up early, arguments, people who nag. and good-byes . Future ambiton: to get married and always be happy . . Suppressed desire: to do some trav- eling in the future. JOHN B. SOUZA Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson J.B. . . . likes: sports, concerts, good music, warm summer days, and going to the beach . . Dislikes: run- ning out of gas in the middle of no where, being rushed into something, staying home . Future ambition: electrical engineer. 49 MICHAEL S SOUZA Don't shoot me I’m only the piano player.” The Souze Likes playing the trumpet, the piano, being with friends, having money . . Future ambition: to play often enough to make a living . . . Suppressed desire: to become a famous rock musician . . . Admires: Rick Wakeman. REBECCA MARIE SOUZA For I am sure that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present nor things to come nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us.” Romans 8: 38-39 Becky” . . Likes: dancing, sewing, crocheting, helping people, and being with Eddie . . Dislikes: strict par- ents, staying home, arguing with Eddie . . . Future ambition: hairdresser, and a good wife and mother . . . Suppressed desire: to work with disturbed children DAVID S. ST. LAURENT I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what 1 meant.” Saintly” . . Likes: spons, music, summer, being busy Dislikes: not being understood, cafeteria flies, car problems, and rainy weekends . . . Future ambition: M.D. or Engineer . Suppressed desire: to be decisive. JAMES EDWARD ST LAURENT Dream, for without dreams life has no destiny” J.R Jim lakes: football, hockey, basketball, skiing, ski trips, the hang, talking to J.R. . Dislikes: losing foot- ball games, waiting for Buzzy, being tardy, and wedgies Future ambition: Gym teacher . . . Suppressed desire: to play Pro football. DAVID TAVARES Dave” . Likes: music, cars, and riding around . . . Dislikes: getting up for school . . . Future ambition: to get a job. CHERYL DEE SULLIVAN You arc a child of the universe, no less than the trees, and the Stars; you have a right to be here.” Sull Likes, the waterfalls, walks along the beach, sunsets, rainy days, snow, swimming, skiing, volleyball. Dylan. Neil Young, art. and people who understand and care . . Future ambition To own my own arts and crafts store, and a yellow TR-6. 50 JOHN DAVID TEXKIRA EILEEN JOAN TIMBERLAKE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ralph Waldo Emerson I” . . . Likes: Skiing, feeling free-n-easy, having good times, listening to good music, watching the sun set, and thunder storms . . . Future ambition: To become an R.N.. . . Suppressed desire: To fly my own plane. RICHARD P THORNF. As is my want, I only need to look in your eyes. Ander- son Howe Dick . . . Likes: good music, concerts, Harpo’s, jam- ming. being with friends, and friendly people . Dis- likes: AM radio, stupid arguments, unfriendly people, cold weather . . Future ambition: to play at the Civic Center. . . Suppressed desire: to play in a jam that never ends. ROBERT TOUGAS Time is what we want most, alas! we use worst. Penn Bob” Toug” Big Bob” Likes Chemistry, stamps, photography, music. Let’s do it together girls, days off . . Dislikes: slow drivers, people who shout too much . . Future ambition: Pharmacist Sup- pressed desire: career out of the navy Admires: TERRI LEA THORNSBURY There is a silence, bom of love, which expresses every- thing. Count Altoro Alfer Ter . likes: the mountains, children, the beach in the rain, and being with my special someone Dis- likes: chicken, people who hunt animals for fun. people telling me what to do, and prejudiced people Future ambition: to be a Registered Nurse and a good wife and mother . . Suppressed desire: to live in a log cabin at the top of a high mountain. SUSAN MARIE TRECIDA If you have something precious to you, let it go. If it comes back, it is truly yours, if not, you never really had it. Sue” . . . Likes: having money, M. and M.’s, and early dismissal . Dislikes: nosey people, fights, gym Future ambition: to be happily married forever Sup- pressed desire: to be a millionaire 51 JASON PIERCE TUELL One should doubt everything. Karl Marx” Likes: Harpo’s, concerts, music. Yes, T.S. Eliot, Monty Python, writing Dislikes incompetency in all forms. A M radio MARIE DENISE VAN GALA CYNTHIA A VENANCIO Happy the friendship that can turn to love, but, oh how- sad the love that can turn to friendship.” Cyndc” . . Likes: summertime, being with lots of friends, concerts, puppies, Italian food Dislikes: jocks, bullies, having to stay home, people who lie . . Future ambition: work in a bank, get married and live happily ever after . Suppressed desire: to own a vcttc.” ANNE MARIE VOBORIL They also serve who only stand and wait.” Milton On His Blindness.” lakes an. rainbows, children, good music, helping peo- ple in need Dislikes: selfish people, dirty paint brushes, noise . Future ambition: be an anist. JOHN WASILOWSKJ When I was young they packed me off to school, and they taught me how not to play the game. I don't mind if they groomed me for success or if they said that I was just a fool.” Jethro Tull Wazz” Likes: skiing, bowling. Friday night, con- certs. DAVID E. WETTERLAND This was how we were, playing then, but things change, don’t they.” jc,hro Tull Dave” Likes Crosby, Stills, Nash Young, ski- ing, summer, and my brothers panics” Dislikes being bored. liars, getting in trouble . . Future ambi- tion: be a mechanic in the Air Force 52 JOHN JAMES WHITE He who docs not do as he wishes, because of what oth- ers might think is not his own person.” J. White Likes: parties, meeting people, leaving school early, and trying different foods . . . Dislikes: gym, and most teachers . . . Future ambition: to get a good job and leave Tiverton . . . Suppressed desire: to travel and meet new people, and live anywhere but Tiverton. DANA R WOOD Men go abroad to admire the heights of mountains, the mighty billows of the sea, the long course of rivers, the vast compass of the ocean, and the circular motion of the stars, and yet pass themselves by.” St. Augustine Woody” . . . Likes: summer, days off. and early release . Dislikes: unqualified teachers, speeding tickets, bores, and city drivers . . . Future Ambition: Industrial Engineer. . . Suppressed desire: to travel abroad. DAVID WOOD DONNA MARIE WORDELI. Except I be by Silvia in the night. There is no music in the nightingale; Unless I look on Silvia in the day. There is no day for me to look upon. Shakespeare Likes: going to the beach, riding around with friends, concerts, and partying . . Dislikes: over-polite people, people who call each other down, getting up in the morning, staying home at night, and fighting with Alan . . . Future ambition: to get a job Suppressed desire: to travel the world and help Korean children. 53 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST AMBITIOUS Pamela Felizberto Carl Richardson BEST DRESSED Judith Chouinard Brian Helger MOST ARTISTIC Brenda Brulotte Chusak Majarone MOST ATHLETIC Kimberly O’Connor Robert Depin CLASS FLIRT Linda Rodriques James St. Laurent BEST LOOKING Linda Ainsworth George Medeiros CLASS CYNIC Ann Cayer Richard Humphrey BEST ALL AROUND Pamela Felizberto Richard Salois CLASS CLOWN Diane Racine William Sedoma MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pamela Felizberto Jason Tuell MOST MUSICAL Susan DeSouto Michael Souza SHYEST Cynthia Gamache David Levesque 54 MOST INTELLIGENT Colette Berube Scott Devore MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Karen Bernier Carl Richardson FRIENDLIEST Pamela Felizberto Michael Duggan Carl Richardson TEACHER’S PET Anne Marie Voboril Christopher Hayden MOST THEATRICAL Nancy Kirkwood Donald Mathews CLASS GOSSIP Anne Smith Michele Silvia Jeffrey Megna V 55 IN MEMORIAM To Miss Ford who has given us many precious years of her life. Time and years roll swiftly by but memories never die. 56 SENIOR FRIENDS Richard Maurano Lorraine Roy Rose Ciarpella Donald N. Gavin Michael Stinion Dana Simmons Anita Denis Anna Gottwald SENIOR PIX 58 CLASS OFFICERS George Morash Junior Class Advisor 62 63 65 Karen Levesque, Secretary Joyce Richards, Treasurer Cindy Blanchette, Vice President Gail Doster, President SOPHOMORES Advisor, Hector Levesque 66 68 FRESHMEN Advisor, Paul Anderson Nancy Timberlake, Vice President; Frances Gross, Trea- surer; Debbie Duggan, Secretary. NOT SHOWN: Kathy Kronsberg, President. 69 70 71 G R A D E 8 0 F F 1 C E R S Secretary: Terry Arruda Vice President: Anne Humphrey Treasurer: Cathy Clegg President: Joe Medeiros JUNIOR HIGH Tiverton’s classes of 1980 and 1981 are the last junior high classes which this building will accommodate. Beginning in the Fall of ’76, seventh and eighth graders will be members of Tiverton’s new middle school. The Junior High’s youthful enthusiasm and spirit will no longer serve as a foil for upper- classmen’s gradually diminishing interest in school activi- ties. The class of ’76 wishes to thank the Junior High for lending support to senior events. 72 Advisor, Mr. Joseph Roderiques 73 74 ORGANIZATIONS 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Tiverton High's Student Council has been more active than the student governments of many other high schools in the state. The Student Council offers representation of student ideas and interests before the school administration. It also gives members the valuable experience of participating in the workings of a democratic form of government and of assuming the responsibilities necessary in maintaining this type of government. The effectiveness of the Student Coun- cil depends on the amount of support from administration, faculty, and students. Student Council projects this year included distributing Christmas gifts for shut-ins, making Christmas baskets, plan- ning School Spirit week in February, and building a Bicen- tennial sundial which was placed in a school courtyard. Stu- dent Council members also participated in inter-school vis- its, conferences, and studies. Council representatives are elected by each homeroom at the beginning of the year and must attend each meeting if their homeroom is to be represented. The officers were elected by the entire student body. President - Richard Humphrey Advisor - John McKinnon FRONT ROW, left to right: Colby Lundgren, Kathy Kronsberg, Franny Gross. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sue Guimond, Kim Cosgrove, Ann Fiola, Ann Humphrey, Mary St. Laurent, Mary Murphy, Greg Watts. THIRD ROW, left to right: Pam Felizberto, Nancy Timberlake, Denise Richards, Jimmy St. Laurent, Steve Arrude, Pete Picard, Cam Crawford, Michelle St. Laurent’ Karen Mylnek, Mike Barslow. Thomas Clegg, Doug Mathews. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Ann Smith, Margaret Baker, Cheryl Langevin, Kathy Rogers, Mike Moriarty, Cindy Blanchette, Pat Carroll, Denise Morris, Gail Doster, George Heath, Ruth Raposa, Michael Arruda. 76 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was formed in 1921 by a group of con- cerned educators who saw a vital need to showcase the academic achievement in high schools. Since its formation, the Society has worked to bring the accomplishments of outstanding students to the attention of their classmates, parents and the community at large. Nomination to the local Sakonnet Chapter is made on the basis of national guidelines. The student must maintain a minimum or average of 85 from the freshman year. Three other critera are used in determining final election and membership. Through teacher recommendation, each student must indicate leadership qualities, a sense of service to school and community and qualities of character becoming a mature scholar. FRONT ROW, left to right: Colette Berube, Jean Plocica, Pamela Felizberto, Louise Desilets, Kathy Griffo, Janice Arcouette. BACK ROW: David St. Laurent, Anne Marie Voboril, Kathleen Carreiro, Donna Iamarone, Cynthia Gamache, Jason Tuell, Scott Devore. NOT SHOWN: Karen Bernier, Doreen Duarte, Richard Humphrey. 77 NEWSPAPER STAFF Co-Editor: Carolyn Gesner Co-Editor: David Levesque STAFF MEMBERS: Kathleen Carreiro Cindy Foltz Suzanne Goyette Cheryl Harris Kenny Harris David Richard Gordon Richard Advisor, Catherine Imbriglio Tiverton High s newspaper, The Tiger’s Roar, edited by Carolyn Gesner and David Levesque, provides the students with information relevant to school life. Besides providing the students with information, the newspaper also invites administrators, faculty members, and students to air their views by either writing an article or a letter to the editor. Among the regular columns are: editorials, sports, puzzles, trivia, poems and jokes. In addition, polls are often featured to reflect student interest and opinion. School club news is often included in the newspaper. Cartoons and illustrations accompany most of the articles. As interest in the newspaper increases, the staff hopes to enlarge its scope and publish more frequently. 78 79 YEARBOOK STAFF The yearbook staff chronicles the year’s events at Tiverton High School and provides a record of the senior class. In its eighth volume, PHANTASMAGORIA is presenting a new look. Editor Scott DeVore, Assistant Editor Dave Levesque, and Layout Editor Carl Richardson with the staff and co-advi- sors Mr. D’Allesandro and Ms. Emond have worked to make the yearbook a more effective record of the year. The changes range from a more distinct heading style to a tighter format, but the most prominent difference in the widespread use of copy and captions which were absent in previous year- books. PHANTASMAGORIA 1976 tells the story with words as well as photographs for a more complete record of the year's events. Hampered at the outset by a three week teacher’s strike, the yearbook also experienced troubles brought about by the dif- ficulty in securing ads during a recession and declining year- book sales. Yet, primarily due to the advertisement and fund-raising campaigns directed by Financial Manager Kathy Bolduc, 1976 may also mark the first time in recent years the yearbook broke even. ■ Co-Advisors, Peter D’Allesandro and Kathleen Emond BACK ROW, left to right: Cheryl Silvia, Pam Smith, Eileen Timberlake, Scott DeVore, Dave Mello, Dave Levesque, Sue Davis, Carl Richardson, Virginia Pearce, Beth Perron, Terry Thomsbury, Linda Rodriques, Sandy Simmons, Dawn Oliveira, Louise Desilets, Linda Ainsworth, Denise Richards, Pam Felizberto. Kathy Bolduc. Debbie Oliveira, Diane Racine, Anne Smith. NOT SHOWN: Donna DeMello, Dick Thorne, Mike Souza. 80 TOP LEFT: Editor Scott DeVore. TOP CENTER: Layout Editor Carl Richardson. TOP RIGHT: Dawn Oliveira. LEFT: Don Mathews. CENTER: Linda Rodriques. RIGHT: Kathy Bolduc. ABOVE: Sandy Simmons and Donna DeMello. STAFF Scott DeVore EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David Levesque ASSISTANT EDITOR Carl Richardson LAYOUT EDITOR Debbie Oliveira SENIOR EDITOR Louise Desilets SPORTS EDITOR Dawn Oliveira ACTIVITIES EDITOR Kathy Bolduc FINANCIAL MANAGER Pam Smith Linda Rodriques Ann Cayer Don Mathews PHOTOGRAPH STAFF 81 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club offers students a chance to participate in theater production. Members of the club work at every aspect of producing plays. The club performed three one act plays in late February this year: ’’The Lottery”, ’’Early Frost”, and ’’Red Carnations”. In addition to this production at Tiv- erton High School, the club also competed in the Drama Fes- tival held in Providence. Other club activities included attending plays. The Drama Club met once a week on Wednesdays when they were not in production. While producing the plays, they met whenever possible, usually one afternoon and several eve- nings a week, to rehearse. ADVISOR, Raymond Purdy Left to right: George Pheonix, Mike Venafro, Sue Guimond, Carl Richardson, Lori Keithan, Scott DeVore, Debbie Nourse, Ruth Perron, Robin Hunter, Beth Perron, Lisa Kirkwood, Carol Cosgrove, Dave Levesque, Ginger Hunter, Ann Boyd. NOT SHOWN: Nancy Kirkwood, Don Mathews, Kevin Casey, Cherly McMahon, Kathy Jackson, Michelle St. Laurent, Gary Rose, Carol Ges- ner, Cindy Foltz, Tony Barboza, Carl Becker, Barbara Huff. 82 1 ABOVE LEFT: David Levesque rehearses his role in THE LOTTERY. ABOVE RIGHT: Cheryl McMahon at the edge of the action during rehearsal. CEN- TER LEFT: Advisor Raymond Purdy guides the rehearsal through a tough spot. ABOVE: Don Mathews reading his lines. LEFT: Michelle St. Laurent, Nancy Kirkwood, and Ann Boyd in their roles as village women discuss the upcoming Lot- tery. 83 LIBRARY AIDES ABOVE, left to right: Liz Rousseau; Debbie Silva; Jeanne Durfee. RIGHT, left to right: Mr. John St. Laurent, A-V Director; Aides, John Aguiar and Ted White. 84 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES SKI CLUB Left to right, BACK ROW: John Pacheco, Bruce Hathaway, Mark Muzaca, Tim Westling, Blair Lundgren, Barbara Dussault, Michelle St. Laurent, Debbie Scanlon, Dawn Fitspatrick, Ellen Boyd, Ann Boyd, Jim St. Laurent, Kathy Bolduc, Mike Mor- iarty, George Heath, Bob Arcouette, Dave Saurette, Bob Washburn, Jay Bigos, Steve Sanford, Jim Hilton, Cindy Blanchette, Kathy Rogers, Kathy Mylnek, Lisa Porier, Ray Faria, Caroline Pheonix, Joyce Richards. MIDDLE ROW: Pam Smith, Pam Feliz- berto, Jeannette Borges, Tony Arruda, Karen Lizotte, Ken Hilton, Denise Richards, Sherri Jackson, Nancy Timberlake, Diane Racine, Judy Chouinard, Linda Ainsworth, Sue Davis, Eileen Timberlake, Debbie Sanford, Marie Boyd, Cheryl McMahon. FRONT ROW: Mr. DePaola, Karen Corscadden, Mary St. Laurent, Debbie Duggin, Mary Murphy, Joanne Bishop, Joyce Bishop, Val Szafir, Beth Amarantes, Shelly Small, Margaret Murphy, Liz Murphy, Rene Brown, Paula Motta, Carol Wilusz. NOT SHOWN: Jim Aiello, John Aiello, Janice Arcouette, Brenda Bedard, Karen Blythe, Kevin Blythe, Jeff Cayer, Cam Crawford, Kathy Griffo, Michael Griffo, Ann Hughs, Dick Humphrey, Kathy Jackson, Cheryl Langevin, Karen Levesque, Karen Manous- akis, Lori Morauti, Jeff Morrow, Liz Murphy, Tom Peckham, Judy Raposa, Linda Rodriques, Carrie Sincoski, David Sincoski, Lynn Underwood, Tom Valentino, Denise Moniz, David Wetterland. ADVISOR: Steve DePoala With over eighty members, the Ski Club is the largest club at Tiverton High School. Members of the club meet to organize skiing opportunities, and have traveled as far ar Europe to find the right slopes on which to set their skis. This year, when conditions were good, the Ski Club made day trips to the Pine Top Ski Area on Thursdays. There were also weekend trips to Killington and North Conway. Fund- raising events this year included a smorgasbord on December 10 and a stationery sale. Meetings were held at least twice a month for ski trip planning. 85 Left to right: David Levesque, Rebecca Sherblom, Advisor Susan McGreavy, Carol Cosgrove, Peter McGreavy. CLOSE UP is an opportunity for students, teachers, and gov- ernment officials alike to share perspectives on living gov- ernment. The basic philosophy behind CLOSE UP is that traditional methods of teaching government fail to provide insight into informal but important inner workings of poli- tics. CLOSE UP provides an alternative to present textbook methods by bringing participants into the center of events which effect their daily lives. For the last five years, CLOSE UP has brought students and teachers to Washington to view government firsthand. 1976 will mark the third year Tiverton High has participated in this program. During the week long session, CLOSE UP atten- dees attend seminars, meet politicians and others connected with government, and attend informal workshops where they discuss what they have seen and heard during the day. CLOSE UP is open to any student in grades 10, 11, or 12. Many students return for a second year. 86 NJROTC FIRST SET LCDR David St. Laurent LT Donald Filena LTJG David Mello ENS Elizabeth Ferreira CPO James Gomes ENS David Simoes ENS Martin Cabeceiras DRILL STAFF SECOND SET LCDR Jason Tuell LT Lauren Furtado LTJG Kathy Jackson (ALL YEAR) (ALL YEAR) ENS Raymond Rocha ENS Carl Richardson M COMMANDERS LTJG Christopher Hayden ENS Pauls Mona LTJG Robert Tougas (ALL YEAR) 87 BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Doran, Robert Arcouette, Stephen Larocque, Peter Raposa, Carl Arruda, Pete Picard, John McGlynn, Steven Arruda, Kevin Casey, Michael Gross, Richard Smith, Coach Entwistle. FRONT ROW, left to right: Jeff Morrow, Robert Depin, Richard Humphrey, Russell Souza, Greg O’Neil, Charles Perry, Thomas Peckham, Michael Cordeiro, John Sousa, David St. Laurent. FRESHMEN BACK ROW, left to right: Steven Knight, Steve O’Connor, Rick Neville, John Pow- ers, Brian Pelletier, Coach Rocha. FRONT ROW, left to right: Brian Fletcher, John Castamos, Douglas Lake, Billy Gross, Chris Smith, Joe Medeiros. 88 VOLLEYBALL Starting with BACK ROW, left to right: Valerie Tynell, Kathy Miller, Reanne Gendreau, Ellie Raposa, Kathy Griffo, Colette Berube, Linda Brogan, Coach Nixon, Susan Sullivan, Leonora Shald- ers, Pat Bernier, Louise Desilets, Anne Smith. TENNIS COACH, Gerald Pietruska 89 VARSITY TRACK TEAM The yearbook staff apologizes for not being able to print pictures of the Track and Softball teams. The Soft- ball team had a successful season with 11 wins and 3 losses. Although the Track season was not as impressive, it was successful in that it added one more season of experience to our young team. Andy Blanchette Sandra Amaral Jill Dennis Rene Brown Tom Raposa George Heath Ken Omerod Mike Moriarty Jim St. Laurent Dave Simoes Ray Rocha Bob Tougas Chris Hayden Bill St. Laurent Coach: Brian Babcock VARSITY GOLF From left to right: Bill Farrar, Dave Toolin, Richard O'Connor, Coach James Cook, John Toolin, Dave Anthony, Steve Bonas. GIRL’S SOFTBALL Donna Horgan C Cyndie Borden LF Kim O’Connor 3b Diane Racine lb Judy Raposa P Michelle Robidoux P Sue Baldwin RF Barbara Dussault LCF Sherri Jackson RF Gisele LaFrance 2b Andi Pisarczyk SS Pauline Robidoux RCF Debbie Souza LF Franny Gross RCF Lynn Motta C Linda Proulx RF 90 Coach: Patricia Clarke SOCCER Tiverton 0 Mt. St. Charles Pawtucket 8 Tiverton Davies 6 Tiverton Tiverton 0 Tolman Warren 8 Tiverton Tiverton 0 Portsmouth Tiverton 0 Woonsocket Cumberland 9 Tiverton Tiverton 2 Davies Woonsocket 9 Tiverton Mt. St. Charles 5 Tiverton Tiverton 1 Pawtucket Tiverton 2 Cumberland Portsmouth 3 Tiverton Tolman 6 Tiverton Tiverton 1 Warren 6 2 0 2 0 7 5 0 3 1 0 5 5 0 0 3 BACK ROW, left to right: Head Coach: James Cook Jr., Kevin Casey, Steve Medeiros, Steve Arruda, Tom Peckham, Bob Depin, Bob Arcouette, Eric Clithero, Scott Peck- ham, Assistant Coach: Michael Stinton. FRONT ROW, left to right: Adelino Costa, Mike Venafro, Andy Lafond, Tom Tidwell, Wayne Medeiros, Tony Angeja, John Castano, Gary Rose. The Tiverton Varsity experienced tough times during the 1975 season. However, ten varsity players are returning next year. This, coupled with a successful eighth grade intra- mural program, should provide for a brighter future. Bob Arcouette and Tom Peckham were the top defensive players this season. On the forward line, junior stalwarts Adelino Costa, Mike Venafro, and Steve Medeiros will be returning next season. HONORS SUBURBAN EAST, 2nd TEAM Bob Arcouette ALL-LEAGUE, HONORABLE MENTION Tom Peckham Mike Venafro Steve Medeiros Adelino Costa 91 FOOTBALL FRONT ROW. left to right: Ron Bouchard, Buddy Allen, Ken Hilton, Mike Cordeiro, Mike Moriarty, Steve Larocque, David Simoes, Tri-Captains: Martin Cabeceiras, Jim St. Laurent, Paul Crepeau, John Souza, Dennis Bouchard, Tim Byrne, Mgr. Peter Gaw. BACK ROW left to right: Coach Grauer, Pete Reynolds, Coach Moe Chantry, Chris Destremps, Jeff Morrow, Chris Smith, Joe Correiro, Raymond Johnson, Steve O’Connor, Richard Lavoie. Kevin Blythe, Joe Valliere, Bob Washburn, John Medieros, Freddy Costa, Tom Raposa, Danny Harple, Brian Raposa, Mike Gross, Cam Crawford, Tim Coffey, Ted White. Bill Woodward, Mark Allen, Coach Bell. Coach Babcock. HONORS DENNIS BOUCHARD: Rhode Island Coaches Association All State and All Conference middle guard: Providence Journal first team; All Scholastic League; All Newport County. STEVE LAROCQUE: Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team end; All Scholastic League; Providence Journal, first team end; All Newport County. MARTIN CABECEIRAS: All Newport County; Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team, Defensive Tackle; Provi- dence Journal, 2nd team Defensive Tackle. JOSEPH VALLIERE: All Newport County; Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team Defensive Back; Providence Journal, 2nd team Defensive Back. JOHN SOUZA: All Scholastic League; Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team Defensive Back; Providence Journal, 2nd team Defensive Back. MIKE GROSS: All Newport County; All Scholastic League; Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team Quarterback; Providence Journal, 2nd team Quarterback. TIM BYRNE: All Newport County. DAVE ST. LAURENT: All Scholastic League; Providence Journal, 2nd team End. JIM ST. LAURENT: All Scholastic League; All Newport County; Rhode Island Coaches Association, 2nd team Defen- sive Linebacker; Providence Journal, 2nd team Linebacker. 92 TIVERTON MAKES IT TO FINALS The year 1975 brought the Tigers their best football season in the school’s short history: 7 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie.. This year, coupled with last year’s season, indicated football is on the upswing. Coach Bryan Babcock and his staff, offensive back coordinator Art Bell, defensive coordinator Moe Chan- try, and defensive line coordinator James Grauer, were extremely pleased with this year’s outcome. One of the highlights commented on was their come-from- behind win over Scituate. Down 14-0 in the first half, the Tigers fought back and won a 16-14 victory in the rain. This was a turning point for Tiverton,” commented one of the coaches. ”In the past, if we fell behind it was the tend- ency to just give up; this is not the case anymore.” Also mentioned was the exciting win over South Kingston. Tiver- ton was ahead 14-10 with a minute and fourteen seconds left, but the Rebels had the ball on the one foot line. In the long- est time frame on record, South Kingston had six plays to bring the ball in but were stopped by the Tigers’ outstanding defense. This victory enabled the Tigers to enter their first Championship football game against Warren. The Tigers lost but at least felt the excitement of participating in a champi- onship game. In addition to the outstanding season, numerous football awards were bestowed on the squad. The highlight of these awards was having Dennis Bouchard named to the Rhode Island Coaches Association All State Team as a defensive middle guard, another first in the school’s history. Lookout 1976, the Tigers are on the prowl. Dennis Bouchard All State Defensive Middle Guard North Smithfield 0 Tiverton 34 St. Ray's 14 Tiverton 2 Tiverton 20 Ponagansett 0 Tiverton 12 Burriville 0 Chariho 6 Tiverton 44 Scituate 14 Tiverton 16 Tiverton 14 Central Falls 6 Tiverton 14 South Kingston 10 Warren 18 Tiverton 0 Tiverton 0 Portsmouth 0 93 FIELD HOCKEY BACK ROW, left to right: Kathy Griffo, Pauline Robideaux, Michele St. Laurent, Michele Robideaux, Bar- bara Dussault, Lynn Motta, Coach Kathy Nixon. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sherrie Jackson, Mary Murphy, Louise Desilets, Colette Berube, Dan- iel Berube, Kim O’Connor. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Kathy Nixon, Ann Gendreau, Ann Fiola, Ruth Raposa, Jean Fiola, Ann Craw- ford, Sue Curran, Karen Mylneck, Joanne Timberlake, Mary St. Laurent, Kathy Jackson, Debbie Hedger. FRONT ROW, left to right: Linda Proulx, Melissa Sumner, Colby Lund- gren, Melanie Sumner, Chris Laroc- que, Joyce Ibbotson, Maureen St. Laurent, Sheryl Gregory, Karen Greg- ory , Paula Motta. 94 BASKETBALL STANDING, from left to right: Mr. Levesque, Fred Costa, Mike Cordeiro, Bob Arcoutte, Steve Arruda, Joe Valliere, Mike Gross, Paul Crepeu, Kevin Casey, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Wetterland. SITTING, from left to right: John Frazier, John Souza, Bob Depin, Buddy Allen, Kevin McGuire, Steve Knight. Tiverton 53 Portsmouth 56 A Tiverton 47 Bristol 37 H Tiverton 51 Portsmouth Abbey 40 A Tiverton 66 Mt. St. Charles 48 H Tiverton 49 Rogers 73 A Tiverton 63 Barrington 79 A Tiverton 58 North Kingstown 56 H Tiverton 46 Paut. West 62 A Tiverton 49 Connilly 71 A Tiverton 53 Middletown 82 H Tiverton 39 North Kingstown 51 A Tiverton 59 Lincoln 54 H Tiverton 74 Case 59 A Tiverton 51 Portsmouth 54 H Tiverton 46 Connolly 86 H Tiverton 55 Bristol 37 A Tiverton 55 E. Greenwich 70 H Tiverton 63 Mt. St. Charles 70 A Tiverton 64 Westerly 66 H Tiverton 57 Pawt. West 74 H Tiverton 44 Lincoln 54 A Tiverton 61 Barrington 80 H Tiverton 43 Portsmouth 64 A Tiverton 36 Middletown 73 A The 1975-76 Basketball Team finished with an overall 7-17 record. They posted a 4-10 record in League Competition, ”Class B Large, and Tiverton finished in 5th place. - Although the team was very small comparatively, it did not lack competitive spirit, and hustle. The team was led by Captain Bob Depin, who led the league with a 19.5 pts. per game average, and made several All-Star Teams. Steve Arruda, 6'1 center, gave 100°]o at all times and was a tremendous asset. Steve led the team in rebound. Other seniors contributing to the team were John Souza, Paul Crepeau, Kevin Casey, Steve Larocque, and Mike Cordeiro. 95 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Portsmouth Abbey 31 Tiverton 44 Tivenon 55 MSC 36 Rogers 48 Tiverton 49 Barrington 78 Tivenon 64 Tiverton 62 North Kingston 77 Tivenon 41 Pawt. West 51 Connolly 63 Tivenon 52 Tiverton 43 Middletown 59 North Kingston 56 Tivenon 33 Tivenon 40 Lincoln 47 Case 33 Tivenon 54 Tivenon 51 Ponsmouth 60 Tiverton 37 Connolly 37 Bristol 52 Tivenon 53 Tiverton 48 East Greenwich 40 Mount St. Charles 38 Tivenon 37 Tiverton 54 Westerly 50 Tivenon 45 Banington 61 Lincoln 55 Tivenon 37 Tiverton 36 Pawt. West 68 Ponsmouth 66 Tivenon 45 Middletown 52 Tivenon 50 Tivenon 51 Bristol 30 BACK ROW, from left to right: John Raposa, Bob Washburn, Carl Sanderson, Rick Miller, John Powers, Kevin McGuire, Buddy Allen, Mark Omerod, Coach Andrew Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Arcouette, Tim Gaughan, An Morrisette, Kevin Blythe. FRONT ROW: John Medeiros, Jim Kenny, Bob McGlynn. 96 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL From left to right, STANDING: Coach Richard Levesque, Buddy Allen, Chris Smith, Chris Destramps, Tim Gaughan, Steve Francis, Gino Santos. SITTING: Arthur Guimond, Mike Lavoie, Glen Pacheco, Mark Mello, Tim McDermott. NOT SHOWN: William Fezette, Steve Perry, James Reed, Mark Santos, Dennis Souza, Scott Towers, Kenneth Welchman, Harold Wetterland. FRESHMEN Portsmouth Abbey 12 Tiverton 35 Barrington MS 32 Tiverton 42 Connolly 37 Tiverton 44 Tiverton 56 Connolly 62 E. Providence Central 68 Tiverton 36 North Somerset MS 43 Tiverton 54 R.I. Training School 50 Tiverton 52 Tiverton 45 Thompson 54 Riverside 68 Tiverton 27 Middletown 52 Tiverton 45 Barrington 51 Tiverton 57 Bristol 47 Tiverton 39 South Somerset MS 51 Tiverton 54 Tiverton 25 E. Providence Central 60 Tiverton 50 R.I. Training School 52 Thompson 67 Tiverton 26 Tiverton 58 Riverside 68 South Somerset MS 54 Tiverton 40 Tiverton 54 Middletown 57 Tiverton 39 Barrington MS 60 Tiverton 47 Bristol 48 Tiverton 46 Barrington 44 97 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Left to right, TOP ROW: Rene DeVore, Carol Wilusz, Caroline Phenix, Michelle Robidoux. Pauline Robidoux, Coach Miss Clarke. BOTTOM ROW: Giselle LaFrance, Lynne Cory, Barbara Dussault, Kim O’Connor, Donna Iamarone, Andy Pisarczyk. VARSITY VARSITY SCHEDULE Notre Dame 43 Tiverton 32 Bishop Gerard 37 Tiverton 33 Portsmouth 33 Tiverton 28 Barrington 65 Tiverton 16 Rogers 60 Tiverton 29 Tiverton 41 Bishop Keough 44 Middletown 59 Tiverton 32 Tiverton 25 Dartmouth 43 Tiverton 42 Alumni 32 Tiverton 38 Notre Dame 51 Tiverton 38 Portsmouth 44 Tiverton 29 Rogers 63 Tiverton 44 Middletown 58 R.I. School for the Deaf 17 Tiverton 34 Tiverton 30 Barrington 57 Scituate 29 Tiverton 42 Bishop Keough 50 Tiverton 45 Tiverton 45 R.I. School for the Deaf 21 Lincoln School for Girls 44 Tiverton 43 This year’s girl’s varsity basketball team was typical of Tiv- erton teams throughout the recent years - short! The size of the players and of the enrollment made the going tough against other Eastern Division schools such as Middletown, Barrington, and Rogers. Tiverton's record of 4-15 reflected that difficulty. The squad was young, with a nucleus of six experienced players - three seniors, one junior, and two sophomores. Only the seniors started the season with varsity experience. Six sophomores, out for their first year of com- petition, played mostly J-V and helped out in varsity games when needed. The remainder of the J-V roster was filled by junior high girls who also played an eight game freshman schedule. The freshman team played a successful season ending with a record of 8-1. The three girl's teams had a combined thirty-five game schedule. The success of the junior high squad could be an indication of better things to come for the varsity squad. This year marked the end of four years of varsity competition for Kim O’Connor, a guard who ranks among the best of all Tiv- erton hoopsters. Graduation will also claim Michelle Robi- doux, a center who improved steadily throughout her three campaigns, and Donna Iamarone, a dependable guard as a starter or in the role of the squad's sixth player. 98 Left to right, TOP ROW: Coach Miss Geddis, Cathy Clegg, Rhonda Correia, Jean Fiola, Linda Proulx, Anne Fiola, Debbie Hedger. BOTTOM ROW: Melanie Sumner, Karen Destremps, Diane Elliot, Lynn Motta, Dawn DeVore, Caroline Pelletier, Sue Farias. JUNIOR VARSITY J-V SCHEDULE FRESHMEN FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Bishop Gerard 11 Tiverton 12 Wilbur 14 Tiverton 30 Barrington 30 Tiverton 8 Tiverton 13 Dartmouth 6 Rogers 36 Tiverton 9 Tiverton 30 Wilber 10 Middletown 38 Tiverton 9 Thompson 35 Tiverton 38 Tiverton 11 Rogers 34 Wilbur 13 Tiverton 27 Tiverton 14 Middletown 49 Tiverton 23 Thompson 22 Tiverton 7 Barrington 21 Tiverton 35 Wilbur 10 Tiverton 18 Riverside 50 Lincoln School for Girls 20 Tiverton 36 99 Left to right, BOTTOM: Louann Porier, Elizabeth Murphy. TOP: Cindy Blanchette, Linda Rodri- ques, Marcy Dyer, Janice Arcouette, Joanne Perry, Mary Ann Hemingway. 100 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to right, BOTTOM: Cheryl Arruda, Lori Souza, Karen Blythe. MIDDLE: Kathy Kronsberg, Mary St. Laurent, Debbie Dug- gan, Ruth Raposa. TOP: Mary Murphy, Denise Lavoie, Nancy Timberlake. 101 MAJORETTES ABOVE, left to right: Doreen Dussault, Denise Moniz, Lisa Souza, Veronica Rosa, Diana Bryan, Sandy Morin, Ann Michaels, Debbie Royington LEFT: Lisa Souza and Denise Moniz MARCHING BAND ABOVE, left to right: Kathy Kronsberg, Frances Gross, Dennis Hoyle, Laura Tuell, Bob Thorne, Debbie Perry, Rich- ard Thorne, Mike Lavoie, Ed Raposa LEFT: Jason Tuell, Jane Meyers, Sandy Amaral, Rebbeca Sherblom, Joe Soares, Mark Gagne, Mark Rodriques, Rick Paquin, Mike Marcucci, Mike Souza, Diane Racine, Tom Silva NOT SHOWN: Cindy Blanchette, Carol McFarland, Lori Estes, Colleen Perry, Judy Hemingway, Ron Bouchard, Dave Richard, Colleen Levesque, Jim Aiello, John Perry, Bud Cartin, Ron Camara, Tom Bettencourt, Brian McGlynn, Tony Arruda, Kevin Silva, Steve Navaro 102 CONCERT BAND Left to right, FIRST ROW - Clarinets: Dennis Hoyle, Debbie Perry. Flutes: Jason Tuell, Jane Meyers, Cindy Blanchette, Reb- beca Sherblom, Sandy Amaral. SECOND ROW - Clarinets: Carol MacFarland, Lori Estes, Colleen Perry, Judy Hemingway, Frances Gross, Kathy Kronsberg. THIRD ROW - Saxaphones: Mike Marcucci, Ron Bouchard, Bob Thorne. Bass Clarinet: Laura Tuell. French Horns: Dave Richard, Colleen Levesque, Jim Aiello. FOURTH ROW - Euphonium: John Perry. Trombones: Dick Thorne, Mike Lavoie. Tuba: Ed Raposa. Trumpets: Bud Cartin, Diane Racine, Ron Camara, Tom Bettencourt, Mike Souza, Tony Amida. Percussion: Mark Gagne, Rick Paquin, Kevin Silva, Tom Silva, Steve Navaro, Mark Rodriques, Brian McGlynn, Joe Soares. Conductor: Ronald Main Left to right, Bass Guitar: Jack Kelly. Saxaphones: Mike Marcucci, Ron Bouchard, Jason Tuell, Dennis Hoyle, Bob Thorne, Debbie Perry, Julie Boissineau. Trombones: Ed Raposa, Dick Thorne, Mike Lavoie. Trumpets: Tony Arruda, Tom Bettencourt, Mike Souza, Ron Camara. Drums: Tom Silva, Rick Paquin. Conductor: Ronald Main JAZZ BAND 103 NEW MUSIC PROJECT ’76 The Project included a small group of musicians organized at the beginning of the year by Mr. Paul Anderson to play the type of modem music Tiverton High hadn't been exposed to. Aided by the two ARP synthesizers recently purchased by the Music Department, the Project has played such diverse music as Yes To Be Over” at the Spring Concert to Chick Corea's ’’Children's Song” and Mike Old- field’s Tubular Bells at the Christmas Concert along with some of their own composition. The Project also put on a Music in Our School concert during March which included readings, lighting and sound effects, and the group’s own composition. TROMBONE KEYBOARDS Dick Thome Mike Souza John Aiello FLUTE PERCUSSION Jason Tuell Mark Gagne GUITARS Mike Lavoie Ray Lavoie Rick Paquin Mark Barboza SYNTHESIZER BASS GUITAR PROGRAMMING Jack Kelly Tony Barboza ABOVE: Advisor, Paul Anderson RIGHT: The Project at the Christmas Concert. Dick Thorne on orchestra bells. Left to right: Jason Tuell, Dick Thome, Rick Paquin, Mike Lavoie, Jack Kelly, Tony Barboza, Ray Lavoie, John Aiello, Mike Souza. NOT SHOWN: Mark Barboza, Mark Gagne. 104 GLEE CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Donna Hebert, Kathleen Casey, Nancy Nuttall, Cheryl Hendriques, Mary Ann Levesque, Beth Hel- ger, Kathy Allcock, Lisa Souza, Becky Souza, Sheila Ryan, Brenda Pimental. SECOND ROW: Mary Sylvia, Denise Morris, Loumelia Costa, Nancy Kirkwood, Liz Rousseau, Jeannie Durfee, Monica Silvia, Linda Ainsworth, Joanne Timberlake, Diane Brodeur, Mary Levesque. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Rodgers, Wendy Archambault, Barbara Champagne, Sandra Dugan, Debra Perry, Colleen Perry, Ginger Hunter, Darlene Levesque, Kelly Handy, Virginia Pearce, Darlene Cory, Joanne Gagne, Terri Thornsbury. Director: Richard Graiko Mr. Steven Pereira, a 1972 Tiverton graduate, returned this year to work with the Girl’s Glee Club as a student teacher. He is shown here conducting ’’Little Gray Donkey” at the Christmas Concert. 106 MIXED CHORUS Left to right, FIRST ROW: Judy Hemingway, Donna Hebert, Nancy Nuttall, Cheryl Hendriques, Kathleen Casey, Mary Ann Levesque, Denise Moniz, Beth Helger, Kathy Allcock, Becky Souza, Elizabeth Murphy, Denise Lavoie, Sheila Ryan, Eileen Souza. SECOND ROW: Kathleen True, Pat O’Brien, Susan Jennings, Loumelia Costa, Nancy Timberlake, Diane Brodeur, Brenda Pimental, Mary Levesque, Robin Hagenstrom, Veronica Rosa. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Rodgers, Mary St. Laurent, Sandra Dugan, Barbara Champagne, Debbie Perry, Wendy Archambault, Colleen Perry, Nancy Kirkwood, Susan DeSouto, Virginia Pearce, Darlene Levesque, Kelly Handy, Caroline Phenix, Kathy Kronsberg, Stacy Hebda, Ann Boyd, Joanne Gagne, Pamela Santo Christo, Terri Thornsbury, Brian Blais. Director: Richard Graiko Left to right: Dick Thorne, Mike Venafro, Mark Gagne, Ed Raposa MALE CHORUS 107 SELECT CHORUS L lit 1 1. i in 7 F (TTTTirTT lT’ || id I I fit' 4 I fl I BACK ROW: Janet Navarro, Rhonda Collins, Diane Wagner, Lindia Lavoie, Lisa Lavoie, Mr. Richard Graiko, Denise Coate O —— uavuit, ivn . iVLUIIdlU UraiKO, Julanne Fortes, Diane Gagnon, Michael Mulcahy, Jane Charette. FRONT ROW: Sandra DeSouto, Melanv Paquin ocque, Sheryll Gregory, Diane Elliott, Laurie Silva, Beth Amarantes, Sharon Borges. Christina Lar- 108 109 110 NJROTC During 1975, N.J.R.O.T.C. provided its members with numerous events and field trips. The major social event, the Military Ball, took place in April. Paula Motta, escorted by Jeff Simp- son, was crowned queen. At the close of summer vacation, 10 select N.J.R.O.T.C. cadets took a 5 day cruise on the U.S.S. Dash (MS0428) to Charlestown, S.C. Stephen Bodell, Donald Filena, James Gomes, Christo- pher Hayden, David Simoes, Barry Szczupak, Bruce Perry, Carl Richard- son, Robert Tougas, and Wayne Wil- liams gained experience as a working crew during this September excursion. Christopher Hayden accumulated another week's experience in Novem- ber when he engaged in maneuvers off the Virginia Capes. In late November the 1st Naval district conducted inspection of the Tiverton Cadets. The freshman cadets spent a day at the Boston Science Museum naval yard to view the S.S. Constitu- tion, while other field trips were taken to the Newport Naval War College and the New London Submarine Base. Cer- tainly the year was not an uneventful one. 12 SPRING SPORTS 1975 marked the Tiverton Golf team’s first year of league competition, a season marked by an undefeated record. The Golf team won the Southeastern Division Championship. The Baseball team tied for second place in the Eastern Divi- sion with 8 wins and 4 losses. The Baseball team qualified for the State Play-offs but lost to Pilgrim, 4-3. The Girl’s Softball team also had a successful season, although not in league competition. The Softball team fin- ished the season with 11 wins and 3 losses. The Tennis team experienced some difficulties with 5 wins and 11 losses, but this was that team's first year of league competition and Coach Gerald Pietruska expressed optimism concerning future seasons in view of the fact that his team was primarily composed of Sophomores and Freshmen who will have more experience in coming seasons. The Volleyball team, in its second year of league competi- tion, had a winless season, as did the Track team in its first year of league competition. Both coaches expressed hope for coming seasons. TOP: Jay Bigos, varsity starter, runs to meet the serve at halfcourt. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Kathy Griffo displays her ability to remain calm as the pressure builds. ABOVE CENTER: Tiverton’s star, Ellie Raposa, prepares to spike the ball. ABOVE: With a one- handed bump, Louise Desilets returns the serve to the front row. FAR LEFT: John McGlynn slides into third. LEFT: Steve Knight recovers a drive. 113 TEACHER STRIKE We thought the summer vacation would never end. The teachers wanted ’’Honesty not Money” as Ms. Dowski pointed out. Representing other teachers, Mr. Anderson, Ms. King and Mr. Aiello drew our attention to their conviction that a return to work was impossible until their promised con- tract had been granted. Mr. Wetterland, riding along with his co-workers’ beliefs, added that commitments should not be broken, but honored; however, the Tiverton School Com- mittee remained just as insistent on its goal of fiscal integ- rity. After three weeks of negotiating, tired strikers, like Mr. Borelli, were relieved when agreement was reached and classes resumed for all of us. 1 14 HOMECOMING The Homecoming Weekend began on Friday afternoon with a Pep Rally and the crowning of Miss Pigskin. Spirits were high at the Pep Rally, at the yearbook-sponsored smorgasbord, and at the Bonfire which followed. Satur- day morning’s downpour was not enough to dampen these spirits nor was the disappointment of tying the Home- coming game with Portsmouth, 0-0. Pam Felizberto was crowned Home- coming queen and a dance Saturday evening wrapped up the successful weekend. LEFT: Football Tri-Captain Paul Crepeau is crowned Miss Pigskin. LOWER LEFT: Tiger ignores the rain and cheers the football team on at the Homecoming Game. BELOW: Mr. Poniatowski crowns Pam Felizberto Homecoming Queen as her escort, Mike Hoyle, observes. 15 TOP: Heavy rains cause players to slide through the mud at the foot- ball game. LEFT: Seniors Mike Moriarty and Jim St. Laurent com- pete for Miss Pigskin title. ABOVE RIGHT: The spirit of Tiger fans was displayed not only in attendance at the game but at the Car Rally before the game. RIGHT: Candidates for Homecoming Queen line up as announced during the Pep Rally. 116 FALL SPORTS The biggest news in this year’s fall spons was the Football team’s success in making it to the finals, (see FOOTBALL, pp. 92-93) Not so successful were the Soccer and Field Hockey teams. Soccer experienced a winless season and Field Hockey won 4 out of 13 games on the varsity level and only 1 out of 9 games on the JV level. Both coaches were optimistic about future seasons, pointing out that their teams were composed mainly of new players. In Field Hockey, for example, 2 out of 3 players were playing their first season. TOP: Senior Bob Depin controls ball in game against Cumberland. ABOVE: Sen- ior Kathy Griffo battles for control in game against Pilgrim. ABOVE RIGHT: Tom Raposa and Jeff Morrow stop Central Falls quarterback. RIGHT: Sherri Jackson and Kim O’Connor. 118 ABOVE LEFT: Quarter- back Mike Gross squeezes through War- ren's rushing defense. ABOVE: Senior Steve Arruda jumps to gain control of the soccer ball. LEFT: Tiverton’s strong offensive line shows its stuff as Mike Gross retreats from the snap. 119 CHRISTMAS CONCERT This year’s Christmas Concert was a tremendous success. A total of six groups performed: the Concert Band, The Glee Club, the New Music Project '76, the Jazz Band, the Male Chorus, and the Senior High Mixed Chorus. High- lights of the concert included the introduction of the popu- lar New Music Project '76 and the reorganized Male Cho- rus. This year's Male Chorus included three new vocalists and added a guitar and drums to the piano accompani- ment. RIGHT: The Concert Band performs at the opening of the concert. BELOW: The Glee Club. BOTTOM: The New Music Project sets up under Mr. Paul Anderson’s watchful gaze. LOWER RIGHT: Jason Tuell on flute with the New Music Project. 20 UPPER LEFT: Mike Souza on vibes with John Aiello, both with the New Music Project. UPPER RIGHT: The Jazz Band performs. CENTER LEFT: Terri Thronsbury reading during the finale production of Little Grey Donkey . ABOVE: Mark Gagne on drums with the Male Chorus. Guitarist - Dick Thome. LEFT: Glee Club members circulate among the audience during the sing- along at the close of the concert. 121 DONKEY HOCKEY On a snowy Sunday in January, the Senior class sponsored a donkey hockey game which delighted all who observed the antics on the court. In the first game, the Fire Dept, chal- lenged the Police Dept., with the latter coming up on top. During the second game the Faculty defeated the Seniors, while the Police once again proved victorious in the play- offs. Perhaps the donkeys deserve the most praise for support- ing the activity so well. TOP: Diane Racine rides out onto the court in the Senior-Faculty battle. ABOVE: Mr. Amaral suc- ceeds in mounting the notorious ’’Levi.” CENTER: Mr. Salamon in center court. ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Moriarty takes a shot. RIGHT: Mike Moriarty and Mr. Anderson race after a stray ball. 122 SCHOOL SPIRIT WEEK 7UlU J Tiverton High embarked on its Spirit Week with customary insanity. Each day presented a different theme. During the first four days students dressed in various unusual costumes as they participated in Mix and Match Day, Class Day, 58 er Day, and Slob Day. The Student Council, which sponsored the week, awarded cash prizes to Kathy Carreiro, Louise Desilets and Steve Sanford for their costumes on Mix and Match Day, Slob Day and 58'er Day respectively. The week culminated in an Athletic Day Assembly where students demonstrated their gymnastic skills, and classes competed against each other in a variety of events such as tug-of-war, potato sack races, and wheelbarrow races. TOP LEFT: Vicky Corbin and Janice Arcouette on Mix and Match Day. TOP RIGHT: Class Day ’’dress code.” LOWER LEFT: Karen Blythe, Kevin Blythe, and Ann Crawford in Slob Day attire. LOWER RIGHT: Nancy Medeiros and Robin Raposa on Slob Day. 123 ABOVE: Jeannette Borges dresses for 58’er Day. ABOVE RIGHT: Sophomores took advantage of the Spirit Week atmosphere to sell carnations for Valentine’s Day. RIGHT: Pam Felizberto on trampoline during Athletic Day Assembly. FAR RIGHT: Jean Plo- cica displays her skill on the bal- ance beam. BELOW: Tom Peck- ham on trampoline. LOWER RIGHT: Freshmen vs. Sopho- mores in wheelbarrow race. 24 LEFT: Team takes tumble in wheel- barrow race. CENTER LEFT: Tiger joins onlookers at Athletic Day Assembly. CENTER RIGHT: Fresh- man cheerleaders at assembly. BELOW: Juniors give it their all in tug-of-war. 125 126 FACING PAGE, TOP: Mr. Purdy refining his acting technique. BOTTOM: Watching Ann Boyd and Nancy Kirkwood acting out a scene from ’’The Lottery.” TOP: Pat Lyons studying his lines for an upcoming presentation. BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy Kirkwood in a solo scene. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Kirkwood backstage in com- mand of the lighting system. 127 128 The 75-76 season went fairly well for Tiverton’s Basketball team. With 7 wins and 17 losses, Tiverton’s small team managed to finish in 5th place in the ’’Class B Large” League. JV fin- ished with 8 wins, 14 losses and the Freshman team had the same record. In Girl’s Basketball, a relatively short and inexperienced varsity team man- aged to end with 4 wins and 15 losses. Next year promises to be better when the new players on the team move into their second season. The JV team won 1 out of seven games and the Freshman team finished 7-1. TOP RIGHT: Senior Michelle Robi- doux. TOP LEFT: Senior John Souza prepares to pass in game against Ports- mouth. ABOVE LEFT: Barbara Dussault shoots in game against Middletown. ABOVE RIGHT: Joe Valliere sizes up a shot. FAR LEFT: John Medeiros takes a shot. LEFT: Melanie Sumner keeps score. FACING PAGE, TOP LEFT: Dave goes for jump ball. CENTER: Buddy Allen prepares to shoot. BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy Clegg takes a lay-up. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Steve Arruda takes a jumpshot from the foul line. 29 DRAMA ELECTIVE This year, many seniors were exposed to both the- oretical and practical aspects of theater produc- tions in an elective English course taught by Mrs. Imogene Day. Each term students pooled their efforts which culminated in the presentation of plays to be viewed by other Senior English classes. During first term, ”Up the Down Staircase” was produced; during second term scenes from ”W. C. Field worthy, Foiled Again,” ”The Magic Shop,” and ”Alice in Wonderland” were pre- sented, and during third term, ’’The Still Alarm,” and ’’Sorry, Wrong Number” were per- formed. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Day gives her ’’Beware, you’re next” speech to the Senior Class. UPPER RIGHT: Pam Smith runs to get in place as the curtain rises. CENTER LEFT: Debbie Bryan, Cheryl Sullivan and Eileen Timberlake perform a scene from Alice in Wonderland.” CENTER MIDDLE: Pam Smith and Mike Souza in ”W. C. Fieldworthy . . .” CENTER RIGHT: Sheryl Hayden as the maid in ”W. C. Field worthy . . LEFT: Martin Cabeceiras, Kathleen Car- reiro and Steve Arruda aided by Cheryl Sullivan who receives experience as a stand-in actress. 130 STUDY SCENES Although a Yearbook draws attention to students’ extra-cur- ricular life, it would be unrealistic to overlook the academic routine familiar to all of us. Most of our time is spent in the classroom where subjects are as varied as the pictures dis- played above. 131 YEARBOOK PRODUCTION UPPER RIGHT: Carl struggles to think of an original idea. CENTER: Despite the pressure, some amusement was found. BELOW LEFT: Don sifts through the sacred files. BELOW RIGHT: Advisors attempt to assure each other that deadlines will be met. 132 133 134 Patrick Aguiar 85 Colonial Ave. John A. Aiello 1107 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Band 2, 3; Ski Club 3,4. Linda Ann Ainsworth 128 Merrit Drive Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Kathy Marie Allcock 24 Mathew Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Brenda Anne Amaral 150 East Bourne Ave. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1. Theresa Colleen Anthony Lowell Ave. Janice Marie Arcouette 79 Warren Ave. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; GAA 2; Ring Comm. 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3. Steven Michael Arruda 2 Aguiar Lane Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Student Council 1; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. James Edward Baxendale Raymond Beaudoin 8 Kearns Ave. Richard Bedard Henry Beirola 62 Fish Rd. Susan Bento 1211 Fish Rd. Karen Bernier 76 Grinnell Ave. Student Council 1, 3, 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Cheering 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3, 4; Volley- ball 4; GAA 1, 2; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2. Colette J. Berube 82 Campion Ave. French Club 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Field Hockey 4. Paul A. Bilsky Kathy Jean Bolduc 282 Stafford Rd. Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-President 3,4; Ring Dance Com. 3; Junior Prom Com. 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 2,3. Cynthia Ann Borden 296 Hooper St. Softball 3, 4 Brenda Marie Borges 7 Colonial Ave. Jeannette Borges 210 King Rd. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Com. 3; Stu- dent Council 3. David Bousquet 1261 Stafford Rd. Linda J. Brogan 862 Main Rd. Volleyball 2. Brenda Lee Brulotte 401 Hancock St. Deborah Bryan 131 Leger Lane Close-Up 2; Volleyball 2. Bruce Malcolm Bullivant 294 Nanaquaket Rd. Ski Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Science Club 1. Martin Joseph Cabeceiras 110 Hambly Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Karl Campion 27 Campion Ave. Cynthia Louise Carpenter 146 Riverside Drive Ski Club 3; Cheering 3. Kathleen Mary Correiro 78 Lawton Ave. National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1; Newspaper 4. Kevin James Casey 2693 Main Rd. Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4. Brenda Cavaco 135 Brackett Ave. Ann Elizabeth Cayer 35 Wamponoag Lane Student Council 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Ring Com. 3; Yearbook 4; GAA 1; Modern Dance 2. Barbara N. Champagne 4482 Main Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Rock Band 3; Solo and Ensemble 3; Select Chorus 3, 4; Junior Prom Com. 3; Ring Dance Com. 3. Judith Ann Chouinard 72 Campion Ave. French Club 2, 3; Travel Club 2, 3; Business Club 4; Boosters Club 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Robin Dale Church 107 Furey Ave. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Doreen Marion Comeau 11 Leger Lane Victoria Camille Corbin 727 Main Rd. NJROTC 1. Michael A. Cordeiro 50 Furey Ave. Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2,3, 4. Sharon Kay Cordeiro 326 Fish Rd. Daniel Charles Corscadden 54 Evergreen Ave. NJROTC 1, 2. 3. PaulJ. Crepeau 14 Montgomery St. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Susan Croteau 43 Pocasset Ave. Travel Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. Susan Patricia Davis 299 Nanaquaket Rd. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; 136 Drama Club 2; Yearbook 4. Steven Asa Davol 3879 Main Rd. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Marie DeMello 20 Main Rd. Prom Com. 3; Class Prophecy 4; Year- book 4. Geoffrey L. Dennis Bonniefield Drive Robert Philip Depin 267 Highland Rd. Football 1; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 4; Ski Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4. Louise Desilets 3049 Main Rd. Ski Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4. Susan DeSouto 126 Hilton St. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rock Band 2,3; Special Cho- rus 4; Folk Group 2, 3; Portuguese Club 1. Scott L. DeVore 100 Briggs Lane Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 4. Doreen Evangeline Duarte 58 Hilton St. Student Council 3; Gymnastics 1. Michael A. Duggan 54 Bobbin Hill Rd. Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Photography 3. James Farrar 15 Lillian Rd. Pamela I. Felizberto 1798 Crandall Rd. Student Council 1, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Band 1; Cheering 2, 3; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 2; Volleyball 4; Ring Com. 2; Junior Prom Com. 3. Elizabeth Ferriera 777 Stafford Rd. NJROTC 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 2. Donald R. Filena 52 Lawrence Ct. Hockey Club 3; Photography 3; NJROTC 2, 3, 4. David K. Folger 127 Fish Rd. Lauren Furtado 20 Wild Rose Drive NJROTC 2. 3, 4. Cynthia Ann Gamache 99 Hayden Ave. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Mark P. Gaughan 114 Bramble Way Reaanne Mari$ Gendreau 85 Campion Ave. GAA 1, 2; Newspaper 3; Volleyball 3, 4; French Club 2; Yearbook 4. James Allan Gomes 107 Brayton Rd. Kathleen M. Griffo 34 Lawton Ave. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1. Cheryl M. Harris 442 Stone Church Rd. Newspaper 3, 4; Softball 1; Travel Club 2. 3; NJROTC 1. Christopher Blake Hayden 214 Highland Rd. Soccer 1; Track 2, 3; Y.O.G.A. 2; Y.A.C.E. 4; NJROTC 2. 3, 4; NJROTC Drill Team 2,3,4. Sheryl Lee Hayden 1423 Crandall Rd. Doug Heath 136 Riverside Dr. Brian E. Helger 2638 Main Rd. Kenneth Ralph Hilton III 1699 Main Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Dennis E. Hoyle 100 Evergreen Ave. Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3. 4. Richard Sharpies Humphrey 3049 Main Rd. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Bas- 137 ketball 1; Cross Country 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Donna Marie lamarone 100 Campion Ave. French Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 4; Tennis 2, 3; Prom Com. 3; Ring Dance Com. 3; Class Prophecy 4. Joseph lamarone 36 Evergreen Ave. Baseball 1; Ski Club 1. Kathleen D. Jackson 108 Merritt Drive NJROTC 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Ski Club 4; Drama 3,4. Lorene Joan Keithan 162 Main Rd. Newspaper 2; Drama 3,4. John Kelly 33 Lake Ave. Jazz Band 3,4; Rock Band 3. Nancy Ann Kirkwood 25 Vale Street Drama 3, 4; All State Choir 3. Raymond Joseph Knight 176 Church St. Baseball 1. Nancy Jean Kronsberg 81 Durfee Rd. Cheering 1, 2, 3; Ring Com. 2; Stu- dent Council 3. Andrew Paul Lafond 60 Fir Ave. Equestrian Club 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Ann Langevin 632 Stone Church Rd. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Volleyball 2. 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3. Stephen Joseph Larocque 43 Furey Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Eugene Lavoie 283 Hooper St. Raymond P. Lavoie 283 Hooper St. French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Rock Band 4. Barry Scott Leonard 313 Neck Rd. Weight Lifting 1. David John Levesque 83 Evergreen Ave. Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 4; Drama 4; Close-Up 3,4. Karen Joyce Lizotte 1653 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Ski Club 2; Travel Club 1. John P. Lopes Patrick Paul Lyons Robin Louise MacDonald 1936 Crandall Rd. Chusak Majarone 9 Bottom St. Michael A. Manchester Main Rd. Football 2,3. Donald Mathews 39 Cala Ave. Yearbook 4; Drama 4. Christopher Michael Patrick McGreavy 27 Narrangansett Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Baseball 2; Hockey 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 1; Stu- dent Council Parliamentarian 4. Cheryl Marie McMahon 250 Robert Gray Ave. Equestrian 4; Tennis 2; Ski Club 4. Cathleen Lee Medeiros 129 Shove St. Cheering 3; Chorus 2; Girls Glee Club 2; Business Club 4; Prom Com. 3. George Medeiros Fir Ave. Linda Marie Medeiros 170 Stafford Rd. Travel Club 3; French Club 2. Jeffrey E. Megna 1335 Main Rd. NJROTC 2; Science Club 1; Business Club 4. David Francis Mello 222 W. Judson St. Band 3; Jazz Band 1; Drill Team 2; Track 1; Class Prophecy 4; Class His- tory 4; Chess Club 1; Yearbook 4. Louise C. Mercier Cynthia Lee Moller 59 Cypress Ave. Michael Paul Moriarty 24 Fir Ave. Football 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 138 3; Photography 3; Varsity Club; Stu- dent Council 2. Stephen Albert Murray Scott C. Neville 463 Seapowet Ave. Kimberly C. O’Connor 140 Robert Gray Ave. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2. Corrine O’Donnell Bulgarmarsh Rd. Dawn Marie Oliveira 164 Furey Ave. Deborah Anne Oliveira 164 Furey Ave. Portuguese Club 3; Gymnastics Club 3; Yearbook 4. June Marie Oliveira 53 Kenyon Rd. Chorus 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Ring Dance Com. 3; Prom Com. 3. Cheryl A. Ouellette 1 Edward Ave. Donald D. Paquette 25 Garden Ave. Jazz Band 1,2. Gary Paquin Gregory Alan Paquin Virginia Claire Pearce 15 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Close-Up 2; Yearbook 4. Thomas Dale Peckham Baseball 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Ann Perron 1113 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Drama Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Portu- guese Club 1. Charles Henry Perry 14 Church St. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1,2. Jean Anne Plocica 101 Briawood Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Gymnastics Club 1,2. Diane Theresa Racine 2 Frank Drive. Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Com. 3; French Club 2; Band 3. Judith Patrica Raposa 88 Evans Ave. Chorus 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- ing 1, 2, 3; Class President 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Close-Up 2; Prom Com. 3; Field Hockey 1, 3; Track 2; Softball 1, 3; Yearbook 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Modern Dance 2. Noreen Ann Raposa 68 Doris Ave. Chorus 1; Majorettes 1; Ring Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Business Club 4. Jeff Rego Fish Rd. Tracy Anne Reid 390 King Rd. Girls Glee Club 1; Chorus 1. Denise Anne Richard 5 Cheryl Drive French Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Girls Glee 2; Modem Dance 2; Gymnastics 2; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Ring Dance Com. 3; Prom Com. 3; Year- book 4; Student Council 3,4. Carl G. Richardson 6 Indian Hill Rd. Basketball 2; NJROTC 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Drama Club 4; Yearbook 4. Janet A. Riley 175 N. Brayton Rd. French Club 1,2. Michelle Mariette Robidoux 125 Stafford Rd. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Travel Club 3; GAA 1,2. Brian Robinson Raymond R. Rocha 57 Alan St. Equestrian Club 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 1, 3; Class Prophecy 4. Linda Michele Rodriques 27 Paul James Drive French Club 1, 2; Gymnastics 2; Mod- em Dance 2; GAA 1; Cheering 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Chorus 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Ring Dance Com. 3; Prom Com. 3; Yearbook 4. Karen U. Roy Sawdy Pond Ave. Richard Raymond Salois 48 Hope St. Hockey Club 3,4. 139 Lynn Roseann Schweitzer 23 South Ave. Student Council 1. Michael Sedoma Walnut St. William Sedoma 57 Walnut St. Football 1; Basketball 2. Alan W. Silvia 8 Clement St. Hockey Club 4. Cheryl Silvia 21 Walnut St. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2; GAA 2; Yearbook 4; Portuguese Club 2. Michele Silvia 21 Walnut St. Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4. Monica M. Silvia 48 W. Hooper St. Portuguese Club 1; Student Council 3; Y.A.C.E. Representative 3,4; Bicen- tennial Com. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Dance Com. 3; Prom Com. 3. Sandra Lee Simmons 30 Beech Ave. Chorus 1; Ring Dance Com. 3; Prom Com. 3; Class Prophecy 4; Yearbook 4; Business Club 4. David A. Simoes 11 Beech Ave. Basketball 1; NJROTC 2, 3. 4; Track 2,3; Football 4. Anne Marie Smith 67 Lawton Ave. Cheering 1; Student Council 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Volleyball 3. Pamilla Lois Smith 99 Neck Rd. Girls Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Ski Club 3. Beverly A. Souza 1082 Main Rd. John B. Souza 120 Cypress Ave. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 4. Michael Souza 912 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Rock Band 1, 2, 3; New Music Project '76 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Male Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Pop Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis Club 3. Rebecca Souza Hooper St. David S. St. Laurant 1089 Stafford Rd. Football 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; NJROTC 2, 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4. James Edward St. Laurant 225 Hilton St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Hockey Club 3. 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Baseball 1; Photography Club 2. Cheryl Dee Sullivan 62 Middle Ave. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 1; Students Rights and Responsibilities 3,4. David J. Tavares John David Texeira Evans Ave. Richard P. Thorne 3447 Main Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Rock Band 2, 3; Dixieland Band 2; Male Chorus 4; New Music Project 4; NJROTC 2, 3; Tennis 2. 3. Terri Lee Thornsbury Cornell Rd. Drama Club 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Dance Com. 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Portuguese Club 2; Select Chorus 3,4. Eileen Joan Timberlake 12 Redwood Rd. Ring Com 1; Class Officer 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Portuguese Club 1; Bicentennial Com. 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Girls Glee Club 1, 2; Drama 3; Prom Com. 3. Robert Michael Tougas Susan Marie Treceda 136 East Rd. Softball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Audio Vis- ual Aide 3; Business Club 4; Student Council 1. Jason Pierce Tuell Borden Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Jazz 2. 3, 4; New Music Project 4; Newspa- per 3; NJROTC 2,3,4; Rock Band 2, 3; Tennis 3, Track 2. Marie Denise VanCala Cynthia A. Vanancio Doris Ave. Anne Marie Voboril 27 Fish Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspa- per 1, 2; French Club 2. John Wasilowski Bulgarmarsh Rd. Ski Club 3; Track 2, 3; Basketball 2; Drama 4. David E. Wetterland John James White 487 East Rd. Business Club 4. Dana R. Wood 2547 Main Rd. Chess Club David Wood 2547 Main Rd. Danna Marie Wordell PARENT AND BUSINESS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roy Mrs. Carole Allcock Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. King Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richardson Mr. and Mrs. D. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kronsberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sedoma Mr. and Mrs. James M. Casey Mrs. Claire Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Philip Simmons The Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Levesque Steven’s Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Lima Mr. and Mrs. Armand Tougas The DeVore Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mello Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Voboril Father Chew and Sister Marie Mr. Kenneth Ralph Jr. Zmudas Mrs. Barbara Hoyle 142 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Benck Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Family Mr. Edward S. Ciarpella Mr. and Mrs. James Cook Mr. Peter A. D'allesandro Ms. Angela D. DeOrchis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O. DePaola Ms. Kathleen F. Emond Mr. and Mrs. Augustino Gagliardi Jr. Capt. and Mrs. E. F. Hayes Ms. Catherine Imbriglio Mr. and Mrs. Roger LePage Mr. and Mrs. Hector S. Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Malgieri Ms. Susan McGreavy Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon FACULTY PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Miniacei Mr. and Mrs. George Morash Mr. Murante and Students Mr. John Pimental Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Poniatowski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Purdy Ms. Diantha Quick Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Reed Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Rego Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rodriques Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shanley Miss Elizabeth M. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Snell CPO Frank Vallario Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wetterland Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood J. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Yoken 43 Congratulations Class of 1976 Compliments of INTERSTATE INSURANCE AND FINANCE COMPANY 80 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. 624-8477 The Coachmen ELEGANT DINING' MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY LUNCHEON: 11:30 TILL 3 PM. DINNER: 3 P.M. TILL 10 P.M. SATURDAYS DINNER 6 P.M. TILL 11PM SUNDAYS DINNER 12 NOON TILL 10 P.M. DANCING IN OUR SPACIOUS REDWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE WEDDING PARTY BANQUET FACILITIES FOR Sc] CINDERELLA ROOM mi if l rtf Junction Of Rtcs 24 138 Tiverton R 1 2)ftft At The Sokonnct River Budge i FOR RESERVATIONS 624-8423 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Compliments of J. F. DUFFY Compliments of THE TIVERTON REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Congratulations to the Class of 1976 AIME PELLETIER Compliments of IMBRIGLIO SCHOOL OF MUSIC 394 S. Main St. Fall River. Mass. 145 UNION CEMETERY C. C. Brownell, Treasurer Little Compton Commons McGREAVY’S PACKAGE STORE LIQUORS Beers - Wines - Cordials 5 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. TIVERTON ROD AND GUN CLUB SPORTSMANSHIP AND CONSERVATION Working Together Fish Rd., Tiverton, RI V o Best of Luck to the Seniors of “76” From GUIMOND FARMS 1 Crandall Rd. Tiverton, RI 624-9772 STONE BRIDGE Compliments of PACKAGE STORE REIDY’S FAMILY DRIVE-IN Fine Selections of Beers - Wines - Liquors It Pleases Us to Please You” 1749 Main Rd. 624-4597 Tiverton, R.I. PAUL’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS • Weddings • Funerals • All Occasions Excellence in Design Compliments of ROLAND A. TURCOTTE SONS 499 Main Rd., Tiverton. R.I. 624-3310 ’' When Thinking of Flowers Think of Ours 290 Hooper St. Tiverton, R.I. 147 BRAZ BROS. SUPER MARKET 65 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. RICHARD PAQUIN INSURANCE AGENCY 651 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. g kt J ousie 673-3354 Bill Furze 1241 Wilbur Avenue Somerset, Massachusetts Ski Fashions - Equipment - Hockey - Tennis Slade FORMAL CENTER RAY’S ARCO STATION 3851 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. Phone 624-4409 FORMALS BY LORD WEST Over 1,000 Tuxedos in Stock V Mi. North of Fall River Shopping Plaza Off Route 24 Exit 617-678-5643 1068 Slade St. Fall River JOHN J. FOLEY 105 Broadway Newport, R.I. Phone 846-3533 148 GRAY’S ICE CREAM LePAGE’S HARDWARE 16 East Rd. - 4 Comers Tiverton, R.I. Famous for Homemade Ice Cream 34 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. 624-4500 624-8492 LEVESQUE AUTO SUPPLY EVERETT MOTORS INC. 771 Rodman St. 886 S. Main St. Fall River, Mass. Fall River, Mass. 676-8401 Phone: 678-1911 Compliments of MONTLE PLUMBING HEATING CO. THE PRICE IS RIGHT Office Design - Space Planning Hobson Ave. Tiverton, R.I. SMITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 624-2155 46 North Main St. Fall River 677-9393 149 (61 7) 675 0211 Best Wishes From (ywJ COPIER SUPPLY, IISJO. RAY’S WWW Electrostatic Copy Paper For A ll Machines FLOWER SHOP 1 70 Pleasant Street KEN PINCINS Fall River, Mass. 02721 S. Main St., Fall River, Mass. Congratulations Tiverton High School Class of '76 MULLEN BROTHERS GLOBE MOTORS SALES 254 South Main St. 96 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. Fall River, Mass. Success From Compliments of McGOVERN’S FAMILY E. A. WARING RESTAURANT COMPANY 2629 South Main St. 507 Alden St. Fall River, Mass. Fall River, Mass. 150 You have just been KAWASAK ’d BERDIC MOTORCYCLES, INC. SALES SERVICE , 983 MAIN ROAD ' X. 3 -— ' ': _ TIVERTON GAS COMPANY Supplying for Your Gas Needs Natural Gas - Propane Gas - Appliances - Service 1761 Main Road, Tiverton, R.I. Tel. 624-4179 Tel. OSborne 6-1290 Congratulations FAMILY MEAT OUTLET to the Class of 1976 Choice Beef - Lamb - Veal - Pork From and Provisions THE SAKONNET 1601 Pleasant St. VETERINARY Fall River, Mass. HOSPITAL Compliments Compliments of of ST. ANNES CREDIT UNION MODERN FURNITURE 286 Oliver St. South Main St. Fall River, Mass. Fall River, Mass. WOODROW L. SILVIA POST 5392 ANN’S ROBERT’S BEAUTY SALON 134 Shove St. Tiverton, R.I. 41 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. 151 Compliments of NORTHEAST PETROLEUM CORP. Phone 624-8433 Since 1935 In-Sure and Be-Sure BARKER’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Tiverton, R.I. All Forms of Insurance Including Life Compliments of WINNISIMET CREAMERY 103 Stafford Rd. Tiverton, R.I. EAST MAIN HARDWARE CO. SmuS aAolmA' Julius Rodrigues, Prop. wtP Dinners - Cocktails 2753 Main Road Tiverton, Rhode Island 297 East Main St. Telephone - Area Code 401 624-3991 Famous for Fine Food Since 1948 Compliments Congratulations of Seniors! MASON’S FURNITURE JOSTEN RING CO. CO. A1 and Elaine SanSouci 410 Plymouth Ave. Fall River, Mass. Abbott Run Valley Road Cumberland, R.I. 02864 153 TIMBERLAKE SERVICE CENTER 147 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. Phone: (401) 624-6530 Lawn Mowers and Saws Sales and Service Texaco Gas LAWTON’S CHRISTMAS AND GIFT SHOP 3941 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.I. Phone: 624-4657 TIVERTON CREDIT UNION Compliments of 549 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. A Phone: 624-3388 FRIEND ROBERTS HOUSE OF Best Wishes FORMALS From 17 Rodman St. STEVE’S AUTO BODY Fall River, Mass. 672-0009 207 Stafford Rd. The area's largest and most complete tuxedo rental Tiverton, R.I. 02878 house. Prices for prom attire at the lowest to meet student needs. Phone: 624-3394 154 Compliments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Fr. Joseph Boehr Council 4753 Hall Available for Weddings - Banquets Parties Etc. Kitchen Open 7 Days a Week - We Cater - PONTA DELGADA CLUB 31 Shove St., Tiverton, R.I. - 624-9958 Bingo Every Thurs. at 7 P.M. Tiverton - Little Compton 28 Fished. FAMOUS PIZZA Tiverton, R.I. 433 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.I. 624-8900 A FRIEND Arco Service Station General. Auto Repairing 24 Hour Towing Service Complete Radiator Repair Tel. 624-8684 1215 STAFFORD ROAD TIVERTON. RHODE ISLAND J B PHOTO LAB 1649 South Main Street Fall River, Mass. Phone: 679-3351 BOLDUC’S LUMBER CO. If you need a little or a lot, call BOLDUC'S 673- 5171 674- 3704 83 Wilbur St. - Fall River Open All Day Saturday 155 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 From the Class of 1977 STANDISH BOAT YARD, INC. 1697 Main Road Tiverton, R.I. 02878 Compliments of 90 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. 500 Main Road Tiverton, R.l. 1083 County St. Somerset, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS . .. and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! New England’s Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers TIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulates the Class of 1976 TIVERTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Superintendent, Mr. Stanley Sincoski Mr. Robert Field Mrs. Ann M. Gastall Chairperson, Mrs. Claudia Dunbar Mr. Leonard S. Chace Mr. Carl E. Sanderson