Tiverton High School - Phantasmagoria Yearbook (Tiverton, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

Phantasmagoria (fan taz ma got e a) 1. A changing, often incoherent scene of the real things, 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 Tiverton High School Tiverton, Rhode Island 1977 Table of Contents Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Clubs and Organizations Advertisements Dedication To Mr. Purdy, who helped to make our last year at Tiverton High one which will always be remem- bered. Thanks for letting us laugh at and learn from our mistakes, and for helping our class to draw together. Also, a special thanks to Mrs. Costa, Mr. Loomis, and Mr. Morash, for helping us grow throughout the years. Hey everybody, tell me How do you feel Are you satisfied with your life Do you think it's real Tell me How is your head What are your dreams Do you have any plans Do you have any schemes Do you care about About anybody I'd like to know Is the answer No?” Hey, everybody What's on your mind Do you think there’s nowhere else to go There’s nothing left to find Are you happy where you are Do you have anything to share Do you think you’re gonna waste your life Spending it there Would you like to find a way out Do you think it’s worth a try I'd like to know Is the answer No?” Well, maybe so Come on By John Denver Do you remember days not so very long ago when the world was run by people twice your size? And the days were full of laughter and the nights were full of stars, and when you grew tired you could close your eyes. Yes, the stars were there for wishing and the wind was there for kites, and the morning sun was there for rise and shine. And even if the sniffles kept you home from school in bed, you couldn't hardly stay there after nine. And I wonder if the smell of morning’s faded, what happened to the robin's song that sparkled in the sky? Where's all the water gone that tumbled down a stream? Will I ever catch another butterfly? Will I ever catch another butterfly? by Michael Williams Friendship requires understanding, background, and mutual respect. — Dan Deschene Friends are people who still consider you a friend after a grievance. — Cam Crawford Friendship is being with some good kids, doing some nutty things, and sharing some good times. — Sue Goyette One song leads on to another, one friend to another friend, So I'll travel along with a friend and a song. — Gibson When two people can talk to each other, and laugh together, and understand — that is friendship. — Cheryl Souza Friendship is helping someone solve a problem that he can't handle alone. — Kevin McGuire Forsake not an old friend: for the new is not comparable to him: a new friend is as new wine: when it is old, thou shalt drink it with pleasure. — 9:10 The Bible: Apocrypha To have a friend is to be one. To be a friend is to always be there, in good and bad times. — Michele Eccles OUR FRIENDS WERE. . . Scholars The scholars in Tiverton High were found in various places. We photographed one enthu- siastic group in Pietruska's Super Science Course. We found others in the court- yard. the corridors, and even in a classroom! AND we're bringing you an exclusive picture of Cam Crawford car- rying books! 6 7 Clowns As you can imagine, the pic- tures for this section were not hard to find. Our class has always been good at clowning around. We hope these pic- tures bring back some funny memories, and we know you have lots of your own! By the way, will someone tell the two in the lower left hand corner that displaying affec- tion can be punished by a warning, detention, or parent contact! 8 w. Loafers This was another easy cate- gory to find pictures for. We found people that were tired, bored, or just plain lazy! I think all of us have loafed at one time or another. These are just the people we caught! 10 Ariisis We probably should have named this section creators, because that's what we believe an artist is: one who creates, whether through music, art, or a spe- cial skill. We hope that every- one in our class has experi- enced at one time or another, the thrill of creating some- thing uniquely his. 12 Winners It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game, but it IS great to win sometimes! Everyone in our class has won in some way, whether through athletics, contests, or just by having a good time! 14 16 Faculty Stanley W. Sincoski, Jr. , Superintendent William Goodman Attendance Supervisor Administration Robert A. Poniatowski, Principal The main work of the principal and his office is to insure that all of the different elements in this organization work together so that the mission of the school is realized. That mission, of course, is to provide the best possible educational opportunities for the young people of Tiverton. Few people outside this office see the many and varied functions of administering a school: scheduling, budgeting, maintenance, attendance, guidance, discipline, reporting, supervision, governance, direction, evaluation and leadership. An effectively administrated school is like a well-conducted piece of music where all sections contribute, each in his own way, to the overall effectiveness of the composition. Vincent M. Securo, Assistant Principal 18 Rita Drohan Principal’s Secretary Sylvia Crepeau Senior Clerk Guidance Margaret Williamson Counselor Gloria Swinburne Secretary NJROTC Alexander Malgieri Director Brian Walmsley Counselor The Guidance Department is con- cerned basically with human growth and development. It provides the stu- dent with information regarding him- self. It also provides facts about career and educational opportunities. Far Left: Captain Edward F. Hayes. Right: QMC. Frank J. Vallario. Business Virginia Bradbury Chairman Business education provides an opportunity to train and educate students to the utmost of their ability. It meets the demands of today’s dynamic business require- ments and the demands of the future. Diane Derr Ronald Crane Gretchen Mersey 20 Mathematics The Math Department offers a comprehensive program which meets the needs of all interested students for as long as they desire and are able to study mathematics. 21 Hector Levesque, Chairman Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department wishes to promote international understanding instilling in students a fundamental knowledge of the culture and communication of each language studied. 22 Edward Silva Dianne Beaulieu Thomas Cardullo Art Below: Willard Wetterland, Co-ordinator, Arnold Casavant, Student Teacher. In Art I and II students are exposed to many different medias. In Art III and IV the students may specialize in one or two areas. Through this process the students are able to develop skills and an appreciation of artwork that will be carried over into their adult life. Music Above: Jeannine St. Laurent, co-ordinator. Ronald Main. The goal of the Music Department is to make music an aesthetic and a creative experience for each individual stu- dent. 23 English English is the study of literature, composition, and the language skills of listening, speaking and writing. This study adjusts to individual and societal needs and changes, recog- nizing at all times the primaries of critical thinking and problem solving, the developments of moral and ethical val- ues, and the nurturing of students' imagination. Bradford Robinson, Chairman 1 24 Raymond Purdy Annette Gagliardi Diantha Quick Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department tries to develop saleable skills in students. The ninth grade curriculum is an introduction to the variety of industrial arts. In tenth and eleventh grade the students explore possible professions. In twelfth grade stu- dents specialize in one or two fields. James Cook, Sr., Chairman 26 Joseph Aiello Wilfred Arsenault Joseph Rodriques Michael Murante Alfred Borelli 27 SociaI Studies The Social Studies Department provides an understanding of present cultures through the study of past cultures. It stim- ulates the student’s creative thinking and reasoned action based upon objective study of controversial issues. Susan McGreavy Carlton Brownell, Chairman Raymond Rocha H. Glenn Reed Mary Lou Clarke, Co-ordinator Physical Education The Physical Education department exposes the students to different sports and recreation. The students enjoy physical activity in which they may continue to be involved after high school. Kathy Nixon Bryan Babcock, Athletic Director James Cook, Jr. 29 Richard LaMothe Chairman Gerald Pietruska Science Scientific achievements have come at such a rapid pace that there seems to be a kind of scientific assembly line in which the impossible becomes com- monplace and the near miraculous, a mild surprise. Through a laboratory approach, the Science Department prepares students for this kind of world, and helps them relate science to life. George Crook Angela Pucci O. Stephen DePaola 30 Nancy Costa John St. Lawrence Cheryl McCullough Home Economics Left: Grace Snell, Head Librarian. Margaret Rego, Senior Clerk. Right: Eileen Shanley, Co-ordinator. Linda Brown. Librarians 32 Ia Senior Class Officers Steve Medeiros President Tony Arruda Vice President Michelle StLaurent Secretary Marie Reynolds Treasurer 34 Top Ten First Row: Ellen Boyd, Nancy Perry, Kathy Welchman, Caro- lyn Gesner, Elizabeth Stevens, Second Row: Kevin McGuire, Timothy Coffey, Donald Caron, Damien Berger Raymond Purdy Senior Class Advisor 35 America where are you now, Don i you care about your sons and daughters Don't you know we need you now. We can't fight alone against the monster. John Kay-Steppenwolf Bubbly I knew you were going to say that. ’ Likes - music, poetry, an, horses, and to hang around the comer. Dis- likes - people who think they're all it. Happiest when sleeping late in the morning. Suppressed Desire - to be tall. Future Ambition - secretary, singer. BEVERLY AGUIAR We won't give in, let's go living in the past.” Ian Anderson Big A Hey, what can 1 say? Likes - music, writing, skiing, ego trips and helping people. Dislikes - bossy peo- ple. snobby girls, practicality, routines and sugar. Happiest when I feel needed. Suppressed Desire - to fly up above all my problems. Future Ambition - to have ten children. Favorite Character - Bugs Bunny. Ski Club - 3. Band - 1. 2. 3, 4. JAMES AIELLO The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn't love until you give it away.” Bren Really? Likes - driving, dancing, new clothes, motorcycles, sportscars, sew- ing. parties, the beach, and dark tans. Dislikes - having nothing to do. Happiest when having a good time with close friends. Suppressed Desire - to be rich and have the best in life. Future Ambition - to have a successful career and be hap- pily married. Yearbook - 4. Newspaper - 4. Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. Now it looks as though they're here to stay. Oh I believe in Yester- day. Lennon and McCartney Deb We’re late again! Likes - music, motorcycles, and being with friends. Dislikes - snobby people, and being bored. Happiest when with friends, having a good time, and listening to music. Sup- pressed Desire - to go to Aus- tralia. Future Ambition - to have a successful career, and live happily. DEBORAH AGUIAR It's not enough to be busy, it’s what you’re busy about. M. A. Gad Strobe Light Likes - motorcycles, the outdoors, making and spending money, thumbing, sleeping and party- ing. Dislikes - cops, staying home, new shoes, ripoffs, and liars. Happy all the time. Sup- pressed Desire - to have people making my money for me. Future Ambition - to own a business and to see the world. Football - 3. MARK ALLEN There's always tomorrow for dreams to come true. ’ ’ Denny No way Likes - daisies, daffodils, chocolate ice cream, and animals. Dis- likes - arguments and two- faced people. Happiest when free. Suppressed Desire - to be happy. Future Ambition - to become a writer. 36 BRENDA ALMAS DENISE ALMEDIA DONNA AMARAL Education is what you have leftover after you have forgot- ten everything you have learned. Likes - snowy nights, ice skat- ing, swimming, soccer. Ice hockey, partying, freedom, and being alone once in a while. Dislikes - coming in early, getting let down, being bored, getting yelled at, being told what to do, rain and lying. Happiest when doing things I like to do, not the things I have to do. Suppressed Desire - to live in Switzerland. Future Ambition - to become a secre- tary and be rich. Student Council - 2. Volley- ball - 3, 4. Tiger's Roar - 4. Prom Committee - 4. Senior Week Committee - 4. If one can't help himself, how can he help others? S.L.A. Sha Huh Likes - camp- ing, visiting, boating, and touring. Dislikes - snakes, ticks, mosquitos. Happiest when I can help people. Future Ambition - Child Evangelist. SHARON LEE ANNIS Freedom is a hard bought thing. Jessamyn West Tony Take it easy! Likes - drawing, eating, girls and sports. Dislikes - fat foods, and hard study. Happiest when with friends and having a good lime. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - architect. Portuguese Club - 1. Ski Club - 4. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. ANTONIO ANGEJA WENDY J. ARCHAMBAULT He was never the best or the worst at games, but the games themselves were better because he was there. Stephen Vincent Benet Wen Looking good! Likes - poetry, music, and boys. Dislikes - prejudices, and phony people. Happiest when singing, listening to music or dancing. Suppressed Desire - to be noticed as a person. Future Ambition - singer, housewife. Glee Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus - 1, 2. 3. 4. Imagine all the people living in a world of peace.'' Lennon Bob Really? Likes - eat- ing. sports, girls, and vaca- tions. Dislikes - pushy people, and The Coachmen. Happiest when with people I like, doing the things I like. Suppressed Desire - to be happy always. Future Ambition - to see the world. Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Base- ball - 1. 2, 4. Soccer - 3, 4. Football - 1. Ski Club - 1. 2. 3,4. Student Council -1,2. It may be raining, but there's always a rainbow above you. Eagles Tony Take it easy! Likes - people, music, and playing the guitar. Dislikes - cities. Happiest when with friends. Suppressed Desire - to be able to sing a simple song. Future Ambition - to make some money. Jazz Band - 1, 2. 3, 4. Ski Club - 1, 2. 3. Student Coun- cil - 1. ROBERT N. ARCOUETTE ANTONE J. ARRUDA JR. Be good, and if you can’t be good, be good at it.” Terri” ”Oh yeah?” Likes - animals, cooking, horseback- riding, and motorcycles. Dis- likes - housework and phony people. Happiest when with my friends. Suppressed Desire - to be able to travel. Future Ambi- tion - college. TERRI SUE BABCOCK You can’t always get what you want. Mick Jagger Duck” Likes - cars, girls, music, and animals. Dislikes - being bossed around. Sup- pressed Desire - to be rich. Future Ambition - to get a job to make a living. DONALD BEAULIEU DAMIEN BERGER One man’s magic is another man’s engineering. Superna- tural is a null word.” R. A. Heinlein Likes - Yes, E.L.P., table ten- nis, fishing, Monty Python, science fiction, synthesizers, and tennis. Dislikes - home- work, oral reports, military, history, poverty, and disco. Happiest when on vacation. Suppressed Desire - to be a technical advisor for Yes. Future Ambition - to be a well- paid engineer. Table Tennis - 1, 2. Chess Club - 1. Electronic Music Workshop - 3. Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to live and work and to play and to look at the stars. ” Henry Van Dyke Marg” Hey” Likes - sun- shine. laughter, the ocean, letters, friends, the Arts and life. Dislikes - confusion, rain, misunderstandings, and Goodbyes. Happiest when things are peaceful and quiet. Suppressed Desire - to see the world. Future Ambition - to remain healthy, happy and alive. Ski Club 1, 2. National Honor Society - 3, 4. MARGARET C. BAKER Each moment has its own beauty, a picture which was never seen before, and which shall never be seen again. Ralph Waldo Emerson Bernard Wanna make a bet? Likes - sailboats, skiing, motorcycles. swimming, poems. French, puppies, mountains, bike rides and pen- guins. Dislikes - being bored, rainy weekends, chemistry and windy days. Happiest when with T.C. Suppressed Desire - to be a freestyle skier. Future Ambition - foreign language teacher. Ski Club - 1, 2. 3. 4. Travel Club - 1. Yearbook Staff - 4. BRENDA LEE BEDARD Live each day to the fullest, get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back with- out regret. ’ ’ Pat” Sure I will.” Likes - art. the beach, sports, to travel, weekends, and Califor- nia. Dislikes - people who think they're belter than you, big exams and Goodbyes. Hap- piest when I'm in California expressing myself, and when among friends. Suppressed Desire - to see the world. Future Ambition - nurse (Surgi- cal Aide). Volleyball - 2. 3, 4. PATRICIA BERNIER 38 If I make a mark in time, I can’t say the mark is mine.” Cat Stevens ’’Rein ' Let me tell you . . Likes - thoroughbreds, riding Red Pepper” at horse shows, bike rides, being with friends and good music. Dis- likes - people who think they're better than you are. spelling, bad judges, rainy horse shows and unfair people. Happiest when at a horse show. Sup- pressed Desire - to be on the U.S. Equestrian Team. Future Ambition - to be a riding teacher or artist. RENE BERUBE Life may be sweeter for this, I don’t know. Feels like it might be alright. While Lady Lullaby sings plainly through you. Love still rings true.” The Grateful Dead Jaybay Call the nurse. Griff!” Likes - traveling, sail- ing, good friends and great summers. Dislikes - put downs. Happiest when skiing with friends. Suppressed Desire - to study in many parts of the world. Future Ambition - to study government. Football - 1. Tennis -2. Ski Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. Close-up - 2. 3, 4. JAY J. BIGOS No man is an island Bing How’s life? Likes - parties, shooting and Fridays. Dislikes - 55 minute periods and Fall River. Happiest when enjoying life. Suppressed Desire - to own a Mas Erati. Future Ambition - Veterina- rian. But still fear, and still I dare not laugh at a madman.” Brian May Tommy I smell a rat Likes - fun loving people. Ital- ian food, '67 Vettes, music, stratocasters, panies, animals, practical jokes and summer. Dislikes - stuck-up people, arguments, chemistry. Fords, school lunches, mowing lawns and rainy days. Happiest when doing something constructive. Suppressed Desire - to sail around the world. Future Ambition - Professional Musi- cian. Football - 1, 2. Baseball - 1. Band - 1, 2. 3, 4. Jazz Band - 1. 2, 3, 4. THOMAS J. BETTENCOURT PETER BLANCHETTE A friend may be well reck- oned the masterpiece of Nature. Bouch Hey, what can I say? Likes - panies, driving fast, ping pong, pool, swim- ming. motorcycling, and sports. Dislikes - Greenhorns, accidents and little punks. Happiest when partying with Mike, Tom, Brian and Mol- sons. Suppressed Desire - to be rich and famous. Future Ambi- tion - to become a football player or a singer. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN F. BODELL DENNIS BOUCHARD RENAY BOUCHARD Love grants in a moment what toil can hardly achieve in an age. Rane Can I go to the girls room! Likes - parties, the beach, chocolate chip cookies, parades, being alone, and lis- tening to good music. Dislikes - liver, phonies, stuck-up peo- ple, waking up early and work- ing on weekends. Happiest when with someone special. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - successful stenogra- pher. Today is forever, tomorrow is just one of yesterday's dreams. John Denver El Likes - skiing, sailing, thunderstorms, Northern New England and dogs. Dislikes - lobster and rainy winter days. Suppressed Desire - to own a 100 acre farm and to travel to Norway. Future Ambition - to work with animals. Ski Club - 2, 3, 4. Newspaper -3.4. Yearbook - 4. ELLEN BOYD Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sub- lime. And. departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Reverend Likes - food, friends, and good movies. Dis- likes - Tomato or Cream of Mushroom Soups, people who don't know what they’re talking about. Suppressed Desire - to become a millionaire hermit. Know Thy Self” Ron Ronnie Is that right? Likes - '70 Che velle SS’s and food. Dislikes - punks, fags and English. Happiest when skiing. Suppressed Desire - to become a millionaire. Future Ambition - to study medicine in college and become a veterinarian. Football - 3. Track - 3. Jazz Band - 1, 2. 3, 4. RONALD P. BOUCHARD STEVEN P. BOYINGTON Bumsie” Life's tough Likes - football, females and par- ties. Dislikes - punks, fags and Warren. Happiest when winning and drunk. Suppressed Desire - to live to be a hundred years old. Future Ambition - to play on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Football - 1, 2, 3. 4. Baseball - 1. Track -3,4. 40 DONALD BRISTOL TIMOTHY L. BYRNE Let us live and love . . . suns may set and rise again. As for us when the brief light has but once set. We must sleep one endless night. Ann Dee Can 1 go to the lav? Likes - parties and beaches. Dislikes-arguments and phony people. Happiest when with Dave. Suppressed Desire - to get married and have my own home. Future Ambition - to be an artist. DOROTHY JEAN CABRAL God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wis- dom to know the difference. St. Francis Don Ah. come on! Likes - organs and synthesizers, Yes, study halls, natural people and Christmas. Dislikes - snobs, cafeteria food, excessive homework, crowds and librari- ans. Happiest when reaching a high goal. Suppressed Desire - to play organ and synthesizer for a rock group. Future Ambi- tion - electrical engineer. Electronic Music Workshop - 3. Track - 3. DONALD ROBERT CARON RAYMOND P. CARREIRO VINCENT CABRAL JOSEPH CARREIRO Hide not your talents. For use they were made. What good is a sundial in the shade? Franklin Joe Reconoiter Hang on Likes - food, people, hav- ing a good time, jokes. TV and strange things. Dislikes - Mon- dos. doing nothing, grubs and stuck-up people. Happiest when with friends and doing something destructive, and aggravating someone. Sup- pressed Desire - to be rich and famous. Future Ambition - to join the Marines. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Track - 3. 4. Ski Club - 3. 4. Learn as if you were to live forever. Live as if you would die tomorrow. '' Isadore Archbishop of Serille Pat You know, you know Likes - Bob Dylan. Newport, dancing and sports cars. Dis- likes - having to wait for Lou. taking the bus. being grounded and narrow-minded people. Happiest when with close friends. Future Ambition - to be an airline stewardess. Student Council - 1. 2. 3. Ski Club - 1. Ring Committee - 2. Prom Committee - 3. PATRICIA CARROLL 41 •'Jeff” Likes - skiing, having a good time, and sailing. Dis- likes - rotten people and work. Happiest when having a good time with friends. Suppressed Desire - sail around the world. Future Ambition - find a job. Ski Club - 1, 2. 3. 4. “Neither walk in front of me nor behind but walk by my side and be my equal as in my eyes we all are.” Bawahna Smarten up ha! Likes - hunting, fishing, waterskiing, racing, trucks, cars, and the outdoors. Dislikes - crowds, phonies, stuck-up people who think they are bet- ter, jockettes, crowded sur- roundings. Suppressed Desire - to ride cross-country on a motorcycle. Future Ambition - to become a state trooper. ROBERT CHURCH If you wish to know yourself, observe how others act: If you wish to understand others, look into your own heart. Margie Marige I don't care what anyone says! Likes - animals, music, poetry, drum corps competitions sum- mer, being happy and making others happy. Dislikes - preju- diced and stuckup people, cut- throats, and phonics. Happiest when with Marc, Val, Sharon, Dinga and the rest of the New Bedford gang. Suppressed Desire - to become a drum corps judge and visit Ireland. Future Ambition - music instructor. MARGARET ROSE CLEARY Memories may be beautiful but yet, what’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter, we will remember, when ever we remember the way we were. Shorty Maddy Get out of here. Likes - playing the accordian, to sing, traveling, sports, T-Birds, mustaches, blue eyes, smiles, and going out. Dislikes - people who yell (Mr. D.), being late, waiting, not being able to tell my feel- ings, being 4'10 . Happiest when with the Amida Accor- dian band. Suppressed Desire - singing professionally. Future Ambition - to go to college for music or language. Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow, don’t walk in back of me, I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. ’’ Rick Happiest when with girl friend and other close friends. Dislikes - people who think they’re better than you. Likes - girls, playing pool, swimming, listening to good music. Sup- pressed Desire - to design air- planes or to be a pilot. Future Ambition - draftsman and trac- tor-trailer driver. Soccer - 1, 2. 3, 4. ERIC A. CLITHERO ’’There’ll be music playin’ what no words could say when you first get there. We’ll be lost in a comer that we find in each other, there’s so much to share.’ ’ Neil Young Tim What’s up? Likes - beaches, the guitar, being relaxed, having a good time, and music by Neil Young. Ste- phen Stills and The Grateful Dead. Dislikes - Elton John, disco, routines, the city and poison ivy. Happiest when lis- tening to Cowgirl in the Sand loud. l|£ 42 MADELINE COELHO TIMOTHY COFFEY Come, take my hand I have something to share with you, my time, my love, my life. Nan Give me a cigarette Likes - being with Freddy, chocolate cake, going to the beach, getting surprises, being happy, clothes. Dislikes - peo- ple who can’t mind their own business, people telling me what to do, the days Freddy doesn’t come down. Happiest when with Freddy. Suppressed Desire - to live forever. Future Ambition - to get married and live happy. COLLEEN JOYCE CORDEIRO Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is wonh living, and your belief will help create the fact.” James Cat Go to hell Likes - being with special friends and having a good lime. Dislikes - people who think they know more than everyone else, two- faced people. Happiest when with Joey. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - have a good job and get married. NANCY A. CORSCADDEN ADELINO M. COSTA Man, capable of reason and love is destroyed by the things he himself created for his improvement. Cam Likes - skiing, sum- mer, winter, sailing, 2nd beach, fighting with Mr. D. Dislikes - erasing blackboards for teachers, teachers walking down wrong stairs. Happiest when with good friends and having a good time. Suppressed Desire - to live on top of a mountain. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis - 3, 4. Student Council - 3, 4. Ski Club - 1, 2, 3. 4. Newspa- per - 4. Yearbook - 4. I'm trying to make sense of it all. and I can see it makes no sense at all. Steclcrs Wheel ’’Fred” ’’P.J. ’’Freddy Don’t give me no hassle Likes - weekends, parties, summers, friendly people. Dis- likes - school, Warren, work- ing, Monday mornings. Happi- est when hanging around with Case, Steve, and Paul. Sup- pressed Desire - to play pro- ball. Future Ambition - to become a sports announcer. Baseball -1,2. Basketball - 3. Football - 2, 3, 4. Track - 3. ALFRED JOSEPH COSTA. JR. CAMERON F. CRAWFORD CHARLES A. CROTEAU DEBRA DeCOSTA There are two paths you can go by. but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin ’’Debbie ’’Take it easy’’ Likes - horses, horseback rid- ing, parties, racing. Zeppelin and Tull, riding around with good friends. Dislikes - orders, early curfews, working, pho- nies and small cars. Happiest when partying and winning races with certain people. Sup- pressed Desire - to travel far from Tiverton in my own Blue and White Z28 Camaro. Future Ambition - to work with horses and be rich. WAYNE DeSOUZA Wisdom only comes with experience, and experience only comes with time. Anonymous ’’Dan’’ Keep your shorts on Likes - baseball, summer vacation. The Three Stooges. Elton John, fishing, drawing, making money. Dislikes - caf- eteria cooking, librarians, term papers. Monday morn- ings. English. Happiest when on vacation. Suppressed Desire - to be a professional baseball player. Future Ambition - to enter the Navy. Table Tennis - 1, 2. Chess Club - 2. DANIEL DESCHENE GARY DESROSIERS What's up? Likes - good music, girls, bowling. Dislikes - school. English, rainy days, and cops. Happiest when hang- ing out, when with good friends, and sleeping. Sup- pressed Desire - to live my life as I please. Future Ambition - cabinetmaker. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.” Really? Likes - riding around, beaches, hot summers, Friday nights. Dislikes - rain, jocks, snobs, nosey people, being told what to do, not hav- ing a job. Happiest when with someone special. Suppressed Desire - to live in Canada. Future Ambition - to travel around the world. Alone we find solitude, together we find love. Lad’’ I don't believe it Likes - dancing, going to par- ties and concerts, going out with friends. Dislikes - snobs, conceited people, people who get mad over stupid reasons. Happiest when with Mark. Sup- pressed Desire - to own my own car. Future Ambition - to be a L.P.N. 44 MONICA DIOGENES LINDA DUBOIS DEBRA ANN DUPERE ”Debbie” Likes - New clothes, seafood, camaros and puppies. Dislikes - people who always ask the question What?” and wearing glasses. Happiest when partying with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to be rich and travel the world on a motorcy- cle after married. Future Ambition - receptionist. ’’Live as long as you like and have all that you like as long as you live.” Dupont” ' Smarten-up! Likes - Stock car racing and drag racing. Dislikes - getting up in the morning. Happiest when with Brenda or partying with friends. Suppressed Desire - to be rich. Future Ambition - to have a good job and travel. PAUL DuPONT BARBARA DUSSAULT Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.” Babs Hey chump Likes - swimming, skiing, camping, and playing my guitar. Dislikes - not having anything to do, an empty gas tank, and last year’s Geometry teacher. Happiest when out having a good time with friends. Suppressed Desire - to climb Mt. Washington. Future Ambition - to be a Phys. Ed. teacher. Softball - 1, 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3. 4. Ski Club - 3. 4. GAA - 1. 2, 3. Volleyball - 4. NJROTC Drill Team - 2, 3. Senior Week Committee - 4. To love is to place your hap- piness in the happiness of another. Leibnitz I don’t know Likes - swim- ming, going out with friends and having a good time, riding around, parties. Dislikes - people who are always telling me what to do and what not to do, staying home. Happiest when going out with special friends and having a good time with nobody bothering us. Sup- pressed Desire - to fly to Hawaii and spend time there. Future Ambition - to get mar- ried and live happily together. KAREN DUPONT MARGUERITE A. DURFEE If you smile at me I will understand because that is something everybody every- where does in the same lan- guage.” Crosby and Stills MeMe You’re going to get it brat” Likes - windy days, meatloaf, being alone with Skip, tan V.W. Dislikes - snobby people, school lunches, not being able to express myself, V.W. with mags. Happiest when with Skip, being able to sleep in the morning, going out with good friends. Suppressed Desire - to waterski across the Atlantic Ocean. Future Ambition - marry Skip and become an R.N. I have squandered my resis- tence on a pocketful of mum- bles such are promises. Simon and Garfunkel Marcy Gotcha! Likes - horse shows, lilacs, winning money, losing weight. Dislikes - rain, bananas, private jokes, self-consciousness, cleaning tack. Happiest when keeping busy. Suppressed Desire - to ride at Madison Square Garden. Future Ambition - pharmacist. Cheering - 2, 3, 4. 10 MARCELINE IEAN DYER 45 VICKI D. EARLY “If you love something very very much set it free, if it doesn't return It was never meant for you, if it does, love it forever.” Cin” Rah” Kiss It!” Likes - bubbles and balloons, fat babies, eating, friends, buzz- ing. driving the Grand Frix,” stars, lambs, lemons and sur- prises. Dislikes - sad stories, doing things I don't like to do, spiders, snakes, Greg's friends. Happiest when with Greg. Sup- pressed Desire - try everything in life once. Future Ambition - model, wife and mother. Cheerleading - 1. CYNTHIA M. ENOS So easy it seemed once found, which yet unfound most would have thought impossible.” Sickel'' Oh my God! Likes - skiing, tennis, sailing, jazz and Bob Dylan. Dislikes - pho- nies, cutdowns, poison ivy and being unorganized. Happiest when with friends. Suppressed Desire - to sail to the South Sea Islands. Future Ambition - major in Oceanography. Track - 1. Ski Club -1.2. MICHELE ECCLES RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER FARIA Love owns us all, life owns us all, time owns us all, but the world doesn't own me. Don’t follow me now - I gave you fair warning. Now it's goodbye.' ’ Todd Rundgren Ray-Bay Likes - summer, beaches. Warren’s Point, trying to ski, parties, A Wizard, A True Star , M.E.M. and fam- ily, more summers. Dislikes - paper routes, hangovers, Elaine's Praise The Lord ser- mons, staying home, bores, Frito-Lay. Happiest when hav- ing a great time with my friends. Suppressed Desire - relive past summers. Future Ambition - go to college, travel Ski Club - 3, 4. Year- book - 4. Things do not change; we change.” Thoreau Greg Likes - music, cars, easy going people, outdoors, and boats. Dislikes - work, snobby people, show-offs. Happiest when hanging around with some friends. Suppressed Desire - to be a business execu- tive. Future Ambition - to be assistant manager of a large chain of stores. Soccer -1,2. Track - 1. GREGORY V. FERREIRA As time goes on, I realize just what you mean tome. Chicago Is that right? Likes - going out, snowmobiling, summer- time, beaches, weekends. Dis- likes - jocks, phonies, getting up in the morning. Happiest when with Rene. Suppressed Desire - travel around the world. Future Ambition - get married and have 3 kids. KAREN FERREIRA 46 It mailers noi how long we live bui how. ” P. T. Barley Ya know whai I mean? ' Likes - skiing. New Hampshire, swimming, summer, ihe ocean and parlies. Dislikes - being bored in class, lesis. gening up early for work, being lold you're late. Happiest when having fun with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - become a pro- fessional skier. Future Ambi- tion - to work with children. Intramural Tennis -1,2. Prom Committee - 3, 4. Ski Club - 2. 3. 4. Fund Raising Commit- tee - 4. Student Council - 1. Yearbook. DAWN ANNE FITZPATRICK Do not follow where the path leads rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Cindy” Likes - early morning walks, bright smiles, waterme- lon, sewing, sunsets, reading and spending time. Happiest when with Mike. Suppressed Desire - to write a book. Future Ambition - to live a happy life. Bicentennial Committee - 2, 3. Drama Club - 1, 2, 3. Stu- dent Council - 2. Yearbook Staff - 4. CYNTHIA LYNN FOLTZ MANCHESTER Wealth u not his who has it, but his who enjoyc it. lames Howell Likes - sports, getting out of school, hanging around, par- ties. money. Dislikes - school, not being trusted, getting lost. Happiest when hanging around. Suppressed Desire - to get an A in English. Future Ambition - to become rich. Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Life is like a river, no begin- ning. no end.” Dr. John Don” I don’t want to hear it. Likes - partying, dating, races, riding around with my friends. Dislikes - fake and snobby people, history, bossy people and school lunches. Happiest when having a good time and being on my own. Suppressed Desire - to have a fast car, a lot of money and to work. Future Ambition - to work in a child day care cen- ter, to be a wife and mother. JOHN FRAZIER Walk softly and carry a big stick. T. Roosevelt Gary” Likes - summer, the beach, hockey and Nature. Dislikes - jocks, snobs, people with no sense of humor. Happi- est when with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to travel the world. Future Ambition - for- ester. DONNA FURTA DO I wanna rock-n-roll all nite and party every day. Kiss Give me a break Likes - drums, girls, beer and wood making. Dislikes - certain people in the office. Happiest when playing out for 500 bucks and nobody shows up. Sup- pressed Desire - to play drums for Yes. Future Ambition - carpenter. Band - 1, 2. 3. Male Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Soccer - 2. Rock Band - 1, 2. Jazz Band - 1, 2, 3. GARY GAGNE MARK GAGNE LINDA M. GALHARDO It is better to appear stupid than to speak out and remove all doubts. ’'Smiley Fox Lin I don’t know Likes - castles, poems, good weather, music, working at Rustler. Dislikes - being bored, snobby people, bosses. Happiest when being with friends and listening to good music. Suppressed Desire - to visit all 50 states. Softball - 1. Freedom is your right to be yourself, to make mistakes, to fail and try again. No failure is final; freedom always gives you another chance. Gigs Oh, no Likes - free- dom. Happiest when with friends. Suppressed Desire - to get a job, to become a mil- lionaire. Future Ambition - welder. ROBERT GIGANDIT, JR. NORMAND GOYETTE I get by with a little help from my friends. Lennon- McCartney Norm Likes - skiing, motor- cycling. partying. Dislikes - people who think they're better than somebody else. Happiest when partying with friends. Suppressed Desire - to cross the country on a motorcycle. ’’Tomorrow may be even brighter than today. Carol That’s life! Likes - The Beatles, dancing, the trampoline, animals, sailing and swimming. Happiest when with special animals and peo- ple. Suppressed Desire - to live on an estate on the St. John’s River, New Brunswick. Future Ambition - to travel around the world. Drama - 3. Prom Committee - 3, 4. Ring Dance Committee - 3. Program Committee - 3. Yearbook - 4. National Honor Society -3,4. Newspaper - 2, Editor -3,4. CAROLYN JOY GESNER DOUGLAS J. GONCALO Life is the rose's hope while yet unblown. John Keats Sue Everything's alright Likes - horsebackriding, soft- ball. water skiing, the coun- try. Dislikes - two-faced peo- ple and cleaning the barn. Happiest when with Mitten and a special person. Suppressed Desire - to become rich. Future Ambition - to be an Animal Technician. Field Hockey - 1. Softball - 3, 4. SUZANNE GOYETTE 48 Dream until your dreams come true.’ Cher Oh really? Likes - being with friends, having fun, Schlitz. going places, being liked by other people, panics, laughing. Dislikes - nobody who listens, being in places I don't like, crowds. Suppressed Desire - to be happy and make others happy. Future Ambition - to be a good wife and mother. CHERYL GRANT Garvowa Right Likes - '67 Chcvys SS. sand. Dislikes - blue smoke. Happiest when driving the Highland. Sup- pressed Desire - own a new car. Future Ambition - asphalt con- tractor. THOMAS GROTA DANIEL LEE HARPLE JR. A thousand true loves will live and die, but a dream lives on forever. The days and the years will go streaking by, but the time has stopped within my dream. Todd Rundgren ''Dan Oh no! Likes - music, the ocean, tennis, ide- als, winter, snow, sailing, T.R.'s Utopia, playing the guitar and organ, and parties. Dislikes - cliches, hassles, deadlines.'and narrow-minded people. Happiest when sailing, with understanding people, in a good mood. Suppressed Desire - to sail around the world, musician. Future Ambition - to fulfill my dreams and live a full life. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Basket- ball - 1. Baseball - 1. Tennis - 2. 3, 4. Ski Club - 4. National Honor Society -3,4. When the people I care for are happy: I am happy. Mikey Well, fleabag Likes - school sports, bowling, parties, going down the Hang. Dislikes - quiet par- ties, term papers, people who cry a lot. Happiest when party- ing with Aunty Denney, Cousin Tom and Nephew Brian. Sup- pressed Desire - to learn how to ski. Future Ambition - to own my own business. Football - 1, 2. 3, 4. Basket- ball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball - 1. 2, 3. 4. MICHAEL GROSS A friend is a present you give to yourself. Unknown Kell Unbelievable! Likes - parties, meeting new people, warm sunny days, being with good friends. Dislikes - snobs, rainy days, disagreeable par- ents, early curfews.. Happiest when with my favorite guy. Suppressed Desire - to sky dive. Future Ambition - fashion buyer for a large store. Hangout - Fo’c'sle. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Drama Club - 2. KELLY HANDY Burnie Twist my arm Likes - well equipped parties, friends, Audis, music, going out. Dislikes - school, Mr. Securo, waiting, being disap- pointed. mosquitos. Happiest when with special friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to do what I want. Future Ambition - col- lege. Soccer - 1. Ski Club - 3. 4. BRUCE W. HATHAWAY 49 ALAN A. HEATH The world is nothing but a yoyo, up and down. Al What's up Likes - par- ties, girls, motorcycles and cars. Happiest when happy. Suppressed Desire - to become rich. Future Ambition - driving trucks. We must all indeed hang together or most assuredly, we shall all hang separately. Benjamin Franklin George I just don't care Likes - going for walks, being with Cindy, doing things out of the ordinary, An. Dislikes - being bored, hurried, punks, fake people, being unorgan- ized. Happiest when everything goes right. Suppressed Desire - to fly over the Swiss Alps on a hang glider. Future Ambition- to be a commercial artist. Cross Country - 3. Track - 3. GEORGE ALLEN OWEN HEATH Clothe yourselves with love, for it is a perfect bond of union. Colossians 3:14 K Likes - panies, music, snapshots, dressing up, and pizza. Dislikes - snobs, home- work, early curfews, unem- ployment, peas. Happiest when with friends who care. Sup- pressed Desire - to live forever. Future Ambition - to live a full, happy and meaningful life. KAREN L. HELD What sunshine is to a flower, a smile is to humanity. Debbie Oh shoot” Likes - panies. concerts, skiing, ani- mals, flowers and being happy. Dislikes - being bored, being alone, arguments. Happiest when having a good time with special friends. Suppressed Desire - to be tall. Future Ambition - Nurse. Chorus and Glee Club - 1. Stu- dent Council - 1. Intramural Tennis - 1. Prom Committee - 3, 4. Yearbook - 4. Ski Club - 4. Fund Raising Committee - 4. Newspaper Staff - 4. Senior Week Committee - 4. DEBORA A. IAMARONE All that I have seen, teaches me to trust in all I have not seen. Maire You're kidding! Likes - gymnastics, cheering, the Christmas season, snowy nights, fresh coffee and kit- tens. Dislikes - spinach and driving in Fall River. Happiest when laughing with good friends. Suppressed Desire - to see the 1980 Olympics. Future Ambition - Dental Hygienist. Cheering - 1, 2, 3, 4. Year- book - 4. Ring Dance Commit- tee - 3. Prom Committee - 3. Chorus -1,2. Girls Glee Club - 1, 2. Intramural Gymnastics - 1, 2. 3. 4. Newspaper - 4. MARY-ANN HEMINGWAY To ringa i awhi pono I awhi taku tinana Maori saying Shadow Likes - skiing, horses, chocolate. New Zea- land. traveling, sports, peo- ple, Kumera, passion fruit, Winnie the Pooh. Dislikes - mashed potatoes, vegetables. Happiest when skiing with friends. Suppressed Desire - ski in Switzerland. Future Ambi- tion - ski bum, to work in sports and recreational field. Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Soft- ball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball - 1, 2. 3. Ski Club - 1. 2. 3. 4. SHERRI KIM JACKSON 50 LORI JOUBERT ’'You are a child of the uni- verse , no less than the trees and the stars: you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the uni- verse is unfolding as it should. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Anonymous Lor” Grow up Likes - hav- ing a good time. Dislikes - people who think they're better than anyone else and fighting with Manny. Happiest when with Manny. Suppressed Desire - to be rich. Future nurse. And finally, we arc as the times are We meet to part and go our separate ways And I am trapped on this crazy star I’ve been a prisoner all my days. Tom Rush Likes - Dylan, friendly people, being with friends and travel- ing. Dislikes - snobs, dead- lines, pushy people and hypo- crites. Happiest when with good friends and having fun. Suppressed Desire - to skydive. Future Ambition - to be an air- line stewardess. LINDA L. KING . . . and thou givest them their food in due season . . . Psalms 145 Lee I don't get it. Likes - Newport, my guitar, bike hik- ing. bright colors, sailing. Dislikes - mixed vegetables, feeling selfconscious. Happiest when with special friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to be a movie star. Future Ambition - to be the best in the career I choose. Chorus - 2. Drama - 2, 3. Yearbook - 4. LISA ANNE KIRKWOOD DEBBI KNIGHT Some say life is a game, oth- ers say no: Some people live for today, and some for tomorrow. Some say life is a sign, others a song; Me. I'm tryin' my best to just get along! Clay Hart Deb Pardon me for living Likes - being around friends, country music, N.E. Sagres and California. Admires Sandi Griffiths, Clay and Sally Han. Dislikes - snobs, show offs and good-byes! Happiest when playing my guitar and singing. Suppressed Desire - to go to Australia. Future Ambition - to funher my music. SANDY LANGEVIN Tried to make sense of it all but I can see it makes no sense at all Lang Calm down! Likes - Harleys, cars, Alice Cooper, the track, concerts, parties. Dislikes - most jocks, being bored, phonies, greenhorns. Happiest when with Ronnie and laughing. Suppressed Desire - to own a Vette and take a Har- ley cross country. Future Ambition - to be happy and adopt a little boy. Don't worry about tomorrow until today is over. M.L. Mike You're a sewer rat decaying in a cesspool of pride. Likes - girls, music and vans. Dislikes - snobby people. Happiest when playing music and when with friends. Jazz Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. Band - 1, 2, 3. 4. New Music Project '76 - 3. MICHAEL D. LAVOIE 51 LAWRENCE W. LEBEAU You only go around once in life, reach for all ihe gusio you can.” ■‘Lebeau’ What's the story? Likes - hunting, and driving around in the car. Dislikes - jocks, hassles, snobs, Mrs. Lepage, and cops. Happiest when the car is in good running shape. Suppressed Desire - to own the fastest car. Future Ambition - electrician. Farmer Wrong! Likes - Chevys, girls, and motorcy- cles. Dislikes - staying home alone on a Saturday night. Happiest when with good friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel and enjoy life. Future Ambition - machinist. ROGER D. LEBREUX BLAIR CARLAND LUNDGREN Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, 1 may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Camus Gimme a break!” Likes - driving, skiing, shopping, summer and candy. Dislikes - phony people, rainy days and waiting. Happiest when with a certain person and special friends. Suppressed Desire - to always be happy. Future Ambi- tion - teacher. Tennis - 1. 2, 3. Ski Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. Yearbook - 4. Volley- ball - 4. We should all be concerned about the future, because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. Charles Kettering Do you expect me to believe that? Likes - working, farm- ing, lobstering, motorcycles, scuba diving, parties, eating and money. Dislikes - school, reading, people who give you a hard time. Happiest when par- tying and doing things that I like. Suppressed Desire - to be a millionaire. Future Ambition - to be a jet pilot in the Air Force. PAUL LEBREUX DANIEL LEVESQUE May tomorrow be a perfect day, may you find love and laughter along the way, may God keep you in his tender care, 'till he brings us together again. Likes - black panthers, vettes, and partying. Dislikes - jocks and people who think they’re all it. Happiest when with Sue and when partying with friends. ARTHUR MACHADO 52 DOREEN L. MARTIN There can be no rainbow, without a cloud and a storm.” Doe” ”Oh, no! Likes - par- tying at the beach, concerts, fishing. Dislikes - arguments. Happiest when with Paul and friends. Suppressed Desire - to sail to Miami. Future Ambition - to be a secretary and get married. Everybody must get stoned Bob Dylan Mike Likes - partying with friends, music, concerts, Aer- osmith. Dislikes - jocks, pigs, detention, Mr. Securo. Happi- est when partying and having a good time. Suppressed Desire - to travel. Future Ambition - disc jockey. michael McDermott When one door closes, another opens: but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. Jo Go to hell! Likes - partying with friends. Eric Clapton, Cat Stevens, vans. Dislikes - jocks, getting up early, having nothing to do, phonies. Happiest when with Dave. Suppressed Desire - own a house on the beach, to see the world, to be rich. Future Ambition - to have a job. and have a good, full life. Senior High Mixed Chorus - 1. Girl’s Glee Club - 1. JOAN MARIE McANDREW carol m . McFarland Long ago I reached for you and there you stood. ’' Carole King Care Oh ya! Fantas- tic! Likes - beaches, travel- ing, pan-time modeling, Cal- ifornia, concerts, night clubs, serene places, animals, and tequila sunrises. Dislikes - boredom, being told what to do, two-faced people, staying home, rainy days and getting up early. Happiest when with Jeff and close friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to own an Ara- bian horse on a ranch in Cali- fornia and someday sail to Tahiti. Future Ambition - to continue modeling and be a stewardess and vet. Wise men profit more from fools than fools from wise men; for the wise men shun the mis- takes of fools, but the fools do not imitate the successes of the wise. Marcus Porcius Cato the Elder 234-149 B.C. Likes - skiing, Big Macs, ten- nis. classical music, sleeping. Dislikes - deadlines, being bored. Happiest when doing what 1 like. Future Ambition - to win a thousand dollars a month for life. Student Council - 3, 4. Ring Committee - 2. KATHLEEN McGOVERN PETER McGREAVY KEVIN MICHAEL McGUIRE A failure is a man who has blundered, but is not able to cash in the experience. E.H. Likes - tennis, swimming, bas- ketball. weekends, bicycling, sleeping. Dislikes - homework, phony people, cards, the Yan- kees. Happiest when having a good time with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - professional tennis player. Future Ambition - journalist. Baseball - 1. Basketball -1,2, 3, 4. Tennis - 2, 3, 4. Soccer - 4. Live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live. Steve Can I help you? Likes - soccer, card tricks, frappes. Dislikes - people who borrow and don't return. Hap- piest when playing soccer. Suppressed Desire - manage a business. Future Ambition - play pro soccer. Soccer - 1, 2, 3, 4. � + ■ STEVEN L. MEDEIROS A smiling face is an earth like star A frown can't bring out the beauty that you are Love within and you’ll begin smiling . . . There're brighter days ahead Stevie Wonder Annie What? what did you say? Likes - summer, travel- ing, parties, the outdoors, flowers, little kids. Dislikes - term papers, rude people, vio- lence. Happiest when with friends and out of school. Sup- pressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - become a success- ful secretary. You’re my blue sky, you’re my summer day. Lord, you know it makes me high when you turn your love my way. Almann Brothers I’m hungry Likes - being with friends, being in Toronto, sunsets, summers, prayer meetings. Marg's manicotti. Dislikes - getting up early, prejudice, people who are afraid to be themselves. Hap- piest when with the girls, help- ing other people. Suppressed Desire - to watch a sunset that never ends. Future Ambition - social worker. Student Council -1,4. Year- book - 4. ELAINE MEDEIROS Mel What's happening?” Likes - pool playing, music, good friends, wildlife, boat- ing. clamboils. Dislikes - snobs, school, cops, jocks and jerks. Happiest when having a good time, being with good friends. Suppressed Desire - to become a wildlife conserva- tionist. Future Ambition - join the military. Track - 2. Band - 2. NJROTC Drill Team - 2, 3. Chess Club - 1. JAMES F. MELANSON The older I grow, the more I listen to people who don’t talk much. ’’Yeah, alright” Likes - swim- ming, badminton, bike riding, friendly people. Dislikes - baseball, volleyball, kick ball, people who don’t mind their own business. Happiest when going out on a shopping spree. Suppressed Desire - to be a hairdresser. Future Ambition - find a good job. 54 ANN MARIE MELLO DONNA MELLO What do we live for if ii is not to make life less difficult for each other. ’ George Eliot Lynn’ Spare me! Likes - being with friends, swimming, tennis, partying and going to different places. Dislikes - being with people who think they're the greatest, people who always cut down others. Happiest when with someone special. Suppressed Desire - travel around the world. Future Ambition - credit secretary. LINDA L. MERCIER On the road of experience join in the living day, if there's an answer it's just that it's just that way. John Denver That’s no good for you Likes - summer, people, surprises, popcorn, movies, John Denver music. Dislikes - Monday morning, homework, having two Senior lounges ip a row. Happiest when busy. Suppressed Desire - to be tall and thin. Future Ambition - executive secretary. Band - 1. 2. 3. 4. JANE ELIZABETH MEYERS 'Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” St. Paul Kathy Likes - horses, read- ing. summer, swimming, and Rod Stewart. Dislikes - going to the dentist, hassles and hypo- crites. Happiest when with someone special. Suppressed Desire - to go to Africa, and lead a happy life. Volleyball - 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society. KATHLEEN MILLER DENISE MONIZ Hold faithfulness and sincerity as first principles.'' Killer Ya know? Likes - sunsets, bike riding, football games, music, dancing, par- ties, simple things, anything with katsup. Dislikes - boring weekends, taking pictures, dominant people, fish. Happi- est when with someone special. Future Ambition - to be a nurse. Majorette - 1, 2, 3. Ski Club - 3, 4. Prom Committee - 4. Wish not so much to live long, but rather to live well. Machine Gun Get out Likes - to sleep late. and to be in the woods. Dislikes - being bored in school, getting up early. Happiest when having a good time with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to go surfing in Hawaii. Future Ambition - electronic technician. Basketball - 3. Track - 3. Football - 4. RICK MILLER A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Morris the Cat” I'm bored Likes - bowling, skiing, pizza, children. Dislikes - rainy days, gelling up early, school lunches. Happiest when busy with friends. Suppressed Desire - to sky dive. Future Ambition - registered nurse. Class Secretary -1,3. Student Council - 3. Yearbook - 4. Intramural Tennis - 1. Chorus - 1. 2, 3. Girls Glee Club - 1, 2. 3. Ring Dance Committee - 3. Prom Committee - 3, 4. Newspaper Staff - 4. Ski Club - 4. Sr. Week Committee - 4. Fund Raising - 4. DENISE MARIE MORRIS 55 JEFFREY P. MORROW 'I could make this world so peaceful and calm ... If I could only get my hands on a hydrogen bomb. Todd Rundgren Jeff” Likes - skiing, compe- tition, and shutting out Ports- mouth. Dislikes - losing Homecoming. Happiest when spending time with friends I don't see often. Suppressed Desire - to hit another home run at Cardines Field in New- port. Future Ambition - to be a state trooper. Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council - 4. Ski Club - 1. 2, 3. 4. . you'll never know until you try America How about that! Really? Likes - skiing, sailing, MX, good music, good friends. Dus- ter 340's, BMW's and Vermont. Dislikes - boring teachers, and people who don’t know what they’re talking about. Happiest when driving through the coun- try with friends. Suppressed Desire - to tour the country with M.A. on B.M.W. R 90 S's. Ski Club - 1. 2. 3. 4. MARK J. MUZACA JAMES OLIVAL Don't ever fall in love my friend. You'll find It doesn’t pay. It only causes heartaches. This happens every day. O You’ve got to be kidding me Likes - astronomy, pho- tography. getting the car for Friday and Saturday nights. Dislikes - waiting and being cut down by best friend. Happiest when at a Yes concert. Sup- pressed Desire - to be a mil- lionaire. Future Ambition - to pick up where Alice Cooper left off. Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be . . . LIVE. Sandi Right Likes - sum- mertime, good music - The Eagles, sports cars, new clothes, poetry, spaghetti and traveling. Dislikes - cheats, liars, people who never know what they're doing and writing down my likes and dislikes. Happiest when happy. Sup- pressed Desire - to be an actress and be rich and famous. Future Ambition - to become an exec- utive secretary and to see the world. SANDRA JANE MULCAHY Hang on to what you have, because you don’t know what you’ve got till it's gone. Carol I'll say Likes - swimming, ping-pong, danc- ing, parties, riding around, good friends and good music. Dislikes - jocks, conceited people, snobs, nosey people, reading, being bored. Happiest when with Billy. Suppressed Desire - to become famous. Future Ambition - wife and mother. CAROLYN MARIE OCHWAT Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Ken What a life Likes - vacation art and shooting. Dis- likes - Mondays, teachers who arc never absent, people who tell me to grow up and librarians. Future Ambition - An teacher. Track - 3. KENNETH ORMEROD 56 SUSAN M. OTOCKI “God made us to be originals, why stoop to be a copy. ’ ’ Sue” Ya huh Likes - floats, M M's, animals, soli- tude and parties. Dislikes - people who build themselves up to something they’re not, finals and greasy hair. Happiest when with my friends or with special people. Suppressed Desire - to be a nurse, get married, and have children. Future Ambition - nursing. Program Committee - 2. Prom Committee - 3. Yearbook - 4. “When a man considers this world as a bubble of froth, and as the Illusion of an appear- ance. then the king of death has no power over him. Chico” Likes - skiing, art, traveling, good food, good friends, good music, discos and dances. Dislikes - chemistry, algebra, closed-campus, cafe- teria food, snobs, grubs, and dogmatic teachers. Happiest when traveling, spending money, eating, watching T.V. comedies and plays. Suppressed Desire - to live in Paris and Nepal. Future Ambition - to travel, ski and paint. Ski Club - 1, 3, 4. Travel Club - 1. 2. JOHN PACHECO Life can sometimes become tedious and useless, unless you learn to give yourself wholly and unselfishly to the people who need you. C.P. Cookie Is that right? Likes - Led Zeppelin, Yes, people, parties and summer. Dislikes - back slabbers, being taken for granted and people who don't listen. Happiest when being myself, meeting and getting to know people. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - bilingual teacher. Drama -1,2. Travel Club - 1, 2. Program Committee - 2. CLAUDETTE PARE LEE A. PAULO And in the sweetness of friendship. Let there be laugh- ter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” Kahlil Gibran Pellet Mich” Come on! Likes - the ocean, starry nights, flowers, animals, art, music and the outdoors. Dis- likes - getting up early, hypo- crites. bugs, homework and deadlines.' Happiest when hav- ing a good time with friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel to other planets. Future Ambition - to lead a happy life. Cheerleading -1,2. Prom Committee - 3, 4. Yearbook - 4. Newspaper - 4. Ski Club - 4. MICHELLE PELLETIER To live on the land, we must learn from the sea. To be true as the tides, free as the wind, swell joyful and loving in let- ting it be. John Denver Coll You turkey! Likes - John Denver, fishing, playing the guitar, swimming, the four seasons of the year, baseball, wind, rain, snow, nature Ver- mont hochey snakes, and the Sagrcs. Dislikes - spiders, band, history, know it alls, thunderstorms, phoney politi- cians, and people who always tease. Happiest when having a good lime with good friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the U.S. and live in the mountains of Vermont. Future Ambition - to be surgical tech- i nician. Band - 3. Drama Club - 2, 3, 4. Chorus - 1, 2. 3. NJROTC - 2. 3. 4. COLLEEN ANN PERRY 57 DEBRA LEE PERRY •’Whoever truly understands my music is thereby freed from the miseries that others carry about in them.” Beethoven •’Deb” ’’You’ve got to be kid- ding” Likes - music, autumn, letters, long walks, summer vacation, swimming, old mov- ies and friends. Dislikes - rainy days, winter, geometry, high places, public speaking, two senior lounges in a row. Happi- est when receiving mail and when I'm with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - always have an answer to a problem. Future Ambition - to have a happy life. ROTC - 2. 3, 4. Band - 1, 2. 3. 4. Jazz Band - 2, 3, 4. Chorus - Girls Glee - 2. 3, 4. Select Chorus -2,3. Friendship is the silver key that unlocks the door to happi- ness.” R. H. Underhill Nance I don’t know Likes - being with people, reading, embroidery, chemistry, vol- leyball and tennis. Dislikes - people who always put others down. Happiest when sharing good times with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to be happy and successful. Future Ambi- tion - become a pharmacist. Volleyball - 3. 4. Yearbook - 4. Newspaper Staff - 4. Fund Raising Committee - 4. Pro- gram Committee - 3. Travel Club - 1. Intramural Tennis - 2. NANCY PERRY Joy to forgive and joy to be forgiven, hang level in the bal- ance of love.” Richard Garnett ••Val So. ask me if I care!” Likes - New Bedford, week- ends. drum corps. Dislikes - jocks, gym. and phonies. Hap- piest when with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to travel around the world. A long, long road is behind me now - Too late to be afraid of the choice that I have made. - But there’s one thing I know where my spirit tells me to go - that’s where I must go. Todd Rundgren Jo Why?” Likes - being called toots, children, music, cheering, eating, animals, plants, summer, PSA. New- port. the bam. vegetables and being happy. Dislikes - being confused, getting let down, inquisitive people, Buzzy, prejudiced people, the BFB and being too young. Happiest when not worrying, with people I love, helping someone out. Suppressed Desire - to hold a business with Kath, to see the world, to have and to hold onto what I really want. Future Ambition - Physical Therapist. Cheering - 1, 2, 3, 4. Year- book - 4. Student Council - 1, JO-ANN PERRY Youth isn't all it's cracked up to be. There are so many terri- ble things to find out about. ” Judy Garland Jaws No way Jose! Likes - Sprite, parties, water skiing, paychecks, talking, sleeping late and eating. Dislikes - when people tell you something and you ask them to repeat it, and they say never mind, being used, snobs. Happiest when with special friends who really care and always have time to listen to your problems. Sup- pressed Desire - to get Sue back for all the aggravation she caused at work. Future Ambi- tion - to enter the medical field. Portuguese Club - 1. Drama Club - 2. 3. 2. 4. GEORGE PHENIX Reach out and touch your dreams, time won't last for- ever. Me Marsh Get out a here Likes - Cat Stevens, surprises, literature, Riunite, roasted peanuts, TR6, Stevie Wonder. Dislikes - quarrels, pushy peo- ple, lies, bad drivers and snakes. Happiest when out with friends, things are peaceful, things turn out right. Sup- pressed Desire - to live free. Future Ambition - Medical Technology. Travel Club -1.2. Yearbook Staff - 4. Ski Club - 4. News- paper Staff - 4. Prom Commit- tee - 3, 4. 58 VALERIE PINEAULT MARCIA POBZEZNIK Here is my secret, a very simple secret; it is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. The Little Prince Lou LouAnn Oh, ya! Likes - skiing, cheering, good long laughs, ocean beaches, weekends, Steely Dan, Eric Clapton and big noses. Dislikes - being late, making stupid mistakes, hornets, bad drivers, eraser doodlers, Pattie's foxy shoes and baby voice. Happiest when I'm sure of what I'm doing. I think. Suppressed Desire - to have all the answers. Future Ambition to lead a successful life and career. Cheering - 1. 2, 3, 4. Ring Committee -2,3. Junior Prom Committee - 3. Senior Prom Committee - 4. Ski Club - 4. Yearbook - 4. LOUISE ANN POIRIER Skip I didn't do nothing Likes - weekends with Me Me Durfce alone and Volkswagons fixed up to look nice. Dislikes - jocks, and grooves, school and getting up early to go to school. Happiest when with Me Me Durfee. Suppressed Desire - to race dragsters. Future Ambi- tion - to marry Me Me Durfee and be a carpenter. LAURENT RANCOURT Ain't it good to be alive Rolling Stones Don Stick it Likes - art, swimming, going out, playing pool. Dislikes - people who lie, yelling and rainy days. Happiest when with Jay. Sup- pressed Desire - to be a famous artist. Future Ambition - to teach elementary art. DONNA QUAY If you love something; let it go. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Nanc Likes - Jigs, partying, concerts, and riding around. Dislikes - jocks, two-faced people and people who are hard to get along with. Happiest when with Kevin. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - to be happily married. NANCY RAPOSA SUSAN A. RAPOSA Everything has its beauty but not everybody sees it Confucius •'Sue'' ''Terrific'’ Likes - springtime, kittens and Sprite, flowers, bike rides and swim- ming. music, soccer games, parties. Friday nights. Dislikes - people who think they’re bet- ter than you are, teacher strikes, not being able to get the car. Happiest when with close friends, when school’s out. Suppressed Desire - to travel to California. Future Ambition - to live a happy and full life. I'll get by with a little help from my friends. ” Beatles Rapasoo” Who me? Likes - cold beer, girls, woodworking, and partying. Dislikes - fat people, punks, and people who brag. Happiest when with Karen, partying with Dennis. Mike, Brian, and Molson. Sup- pressed Desire - to own a Jag. Future Ambition - Master Plumber or Auto Body. Track - 2. Football - 1. 2. 3. 4. THOMAS RAPOSA 59 BRIAN RAPOSO '’Choose life only thai and always And at whatever risk. To let life leak out, to let it wear away by the mere passage of time, to withhold giving It and spreading it is to choose nothing.” Sr. Helen Kelley ”Re’’ Likes - sunsets, Mercedes sports cars, yellow, to travel and photography. Dislikes - people correcting my spelling (Marcia) and getting up early. Happiest when out with close friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Yearbook - 4. Ski Club - 4. Travel Club - 1, 2. Prom Committee - 3, 4. MARIE TERESA REYNOLDS ”In order to have life you have to care about it and care about the people in it.” ’’Pinky” Easy killer Likes - sports, motorcycles, music, sunrises, dancing, concerts, animals and sunsets. Dislikes - having problems, crabby and ignorant people. being unhappy, getting yelled at. Pet Peeve - people not caring. Happiest when around people who care, people that I can trust and talk to. Suppressed Desire - to go to college and do a lot of traveling. Future Ambition - to be a Physical Therapist. Softball -1.4. Basketball - 1, 2, 4. Field Hockey - 1. 2. 4. PAULINE ELISE ROBIDOUX JAMES P. ROIES Forget the limes that went so fast, forget them all they’re just your past. ’ ’ ’’Red Rider Come on! Likes - motorcycles, getting high, drinking. Dislikes - school and people that give you a hard time. Happiest when partying with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - become rich and travel. Likes - meeting different peo- ple, being with good friends, sports and music. Dislikes - getting up for school. Future Ambition - doing something not many people do. Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Soccer - 2, 3. GARY ROSE Is life to love or a thing to fear? Terry Terr Knock it off! Likes - outdoors, sum- mers and friendly people. Dis- likes - people you can’t trust and people who try to run your life. Happiest when with Dave. Suppressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - Cosmetologist or C.P.A. THERESA NOEL ROUSSEAU 60 PETER R. ROUSSELL If ihey were right. I'd agree, but it’s them they know, not me. Cat Stevens Bird Oh really Likes - partying with T.F., horseback riding, Allman Brothers, sunny days, an and Mr. Wett, War- ren's Point, sunsets, soccer and football. Dislikes - THE DUCK , school, getting up early, and when my car doesn't start. Happiest when happy. Suppressed Desire - ski the Alps. Future Ambition - to succeed. LEAH JANE SANDERSON Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it. Shakespeare Sue I'm so psyched Likes - going to night clubs, good food, nice clothes. 7-Up, skating, panying, tennis, ski- ing, meeting new people. Dis- likes - immature people, bad drivers, disappointments. Hap- piest when having a good time with close friends. Suppressed Desire - to own a J80Z, become a pilot. Future Ambi- tion - have a good job, make a lot of money and travel. And in his time man plays many pans. Shakespeare Beth Well, what can I say? Likes - quaner horses, pony hunters, good friends, summer weather. Dislikes - rainy horseshows, breaking down on the highway, teacher strikes, no vacations. Happiest when with great friends and when showing and judging, when with Mr. Vice Prez. Sup- pressed Desire - horse show judge. Future Ambition - equestrian instructor. BETHANY A. SANFORD Who can number the sand of the sea and the drops of rain, and the days of eternity? Unknown Debbie Ya know what I mean? Likes - skating, ski- ing, summer, tents, sunsets. Dislikes - history, rainy week- ends, tests, two-faced people. Happiest when having a good time with good friends. Sup- pressed pesire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - physical therapist. Intramural Tennis - 1. Travel Club -1,2. Student Council - 1. Chorus - 1. Girls Glee Club - 1. Ski Club - 3, 4. Yearbook - 4. Prom Committee - 4. Some people see things as they are and ask why, I dream things that never were and say why not. ’ Kennedy Lin Really Likes - bowl- ing, baseball, summer nights on the beach, camaros. Dis- likes - prejudice and phony people, getting up late. Hap- piest when with Paul. Sup- pressed Desire - to travel around the world. Future Ambition - to become a hair- dresser . DEBORAH G. SCANLON LINDA M. SEDOMA Animals can be driven crazy by placing too many in too small a pen. Homo sapiens are the only animal that voluntar- ily does this to himself.' Robert A. Heinlein •,Sherbie,, '•Sure” Likes - music, good friends, good books, good times, trips. Dis- likes - crowds, cities, pollu- tion. big business, inconsider- ate people. Happiest when with friends or alone reading. Sup- pressed Desire - to help others through my works. Future Ambition - to improve the world. Cross Country -1,2. Track - 1, 2. Chess Club - 1. 2. PAUL SHERBLOM Life was meant to be lived, not understood. You've got to be kidding Likes - the outdoors, puppies, art and clean ocean beaches. Dislikes - unreasonable teach- ers, cleaning up supper messes, boring classes. Happiest when with good friends or lost in dreams. Suppressed Desire - to do what I wish when I wish. Future Ambition - art teacher. Cross Country - 2. BARBARA ANN SMITH CHERYL SOUZA Lord, ain’t it strange that after changes upon changes we still remain the same. Paul Simon Cher Likes - eating, party- ing, the beach, summer, trav- eling. music, and being with good friends. Dislikes - being hungry, math, being told to speak up. Happiest when sum- mer comes. Suppressed Desire - to travel all over the world. Future Ambition - to become a Lab Technician. Jeff Fine, nowhere Dis- likes - jocks, leaches. Happi- est when with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to get out of high school. Future Ambition - to be a manager. Drill Team - 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY SIMPSON GAYLE ROBIN SOARES Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got. for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. ’’ Cat Stevens Bloss Likes - food, having a good time. Dislikes - jocks, THE DUCK , history, being without my car. Happiest when having good times with friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel. We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears. Pink Floyd Deb Tell me about it! Likes - water skiing, puppies. Pink Floyd, partying, drivl-in movies. Dislikes - jocks, being told what to do, toll calls, U.S. History. Happiest when with Mark. Suppressed Desire - to drive across the country. Future Ambition - to be happy. DEBORAH L. SlLAURENT 62 Somewhere between hello and goodbye is a very special time. Mich Likes - gymnastics, skiing, field hockey, pizza, chocolate, football games, the Beatles and dimples. Dislikes - chemistry, being told what to do. and waiting. Happiest when having a good time with special friends. Suppressed Desire - to be in the Olympics. Future Ambition - teacher. Ski Club -3,4. Drama Club - 3. Student Council - 3. Track - 3. Field Hockey - 2. 3. Gymnastics - 1, 2, 3, 4. Year- book - 4. Prom Committee - 4. Volleyball - 4. MICHELLE ANNE ST.LAURENT Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them. Beth I'm sorry Likes - the bam. the Breakers, asparagus, ferns, Newport, the bay. pret- zels, karate, mountain sunsets, and driving through puddles. Dislikes - being confused, get- ting tickled, alarm clocks, deadlines and friends leaving. Happiest when making memo- ries. Suppressed Desire - to learn to wink. Future Ambition - dietician. Ski Club - 1. Yearbook - 4. Ring Committee - 3. Prom Committee - 3, 4. National Honor Society - 4. ELIZABETH FYFFE STEVENS BARRY SZCZUPAK Likes - boats, music, bowling, fishing, swimming, YES. Dis- likes - English. Happiest when with my friends. Suppressed Desire - to be a pro bowler. Future Ambition - electrical engineer. Do not go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. What would you do if . . .? Likes - picnics, summer nights, the ocean, flying kites, day dreaming and Newport. Dislikes - rainy days, bad atti- tudes. and people who never listen. Happiest when with my beautiful friends. Suppressed Desire - to touch the stars. Future Ambition - to live life to its fullest. Yearbook - 4. Student Council - 2. Prom Committee - 4. Ski Club - 1. i live to love, and to be loved, if i cannot love, and will not be loved, i will not live. S. Sullivan Butter Far-out! Likes - summer, parties, people, the ocean, playing pool, and fast cars. Dislikes - two-faced peo- ple, winter, Tiverton School Administration. Happiest when partying with friends. Sup- pressed Desire - to make it to Utopia. Future Ambition - Secretarial work, to own my own business. SIOBHAN KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Joe What's happening? Likes - racing cars, motorcy- cles, sunny days, and sleeping late. Dislikes - phonies, two- faced people, stuck-up people, and Monday mornings. Happi- est when - driving around. Sup- pressed Desire - to own a Vette. Future Ambition - mechanical engineer. JOSEPH SZELAG 63 ROBERT THORNE Yield to temptation; it may never cross your path again. Heinlen Bobby Bear , Gordie Hey bimbo Likes - sturry nights, good books. Dislikes - ROTC h- o’s, horns at 11 p.m., speed limits on freeways, slow driv- ers. Happiest when able to do as I wish. Suppressed Desire - to die as a stunt man. Future Ambition - writer. Band - 1, 2, 3. 4. JOHN TOOLIN LINDA TSETSI Don’t confront me with my failures, I’ve not forgotten. Tom Rush Lyn No problem Likes - sunsets, friendly people, par- ties, Camaros, poetry, peace and quiet. Dislikes - anificial people, being told instead of asked, rainy days. Happiest when with the people I love. Suppressed Desire - to become rich and live in California. Future Ambition - to be a child psychologist. ’’For when the great scorer comes, he marks not that you won or lost. but how you played the game.” Grantland Rice Tom Likes - good music, good people and good times. Happiest when with friends. Suppressed Desire - to be con- tent. Future Ambition - wild- life manager. Football - 1. Baseball - 1. Soccer - 2, 3, 4. NJROTC - 1, 2. 3. THOMAS E. TIDWELL I get by with a little help from my friends. Lennon and McCartney Toug Be serious Likes - Chevies, summer vacation, getting out of work. The Bea- tles, money. Dislikes - Fords, school, two-faced people, being told what to do, being broke, Monday mornings. Hap- piest when out having a good time. Suppressed Desire - to be rich and own a Vette. Future Ambition - master plumber. RONALD R. TOUGAS With a little help from my friends. Beatles Pickles Oh ya, sure Likes - C.B. radios, N.E. Sagres, going out and having good times, motorcycles. Dislikes - early curfews, disagreeable parents, and school. Happiest when out with good friends and a special person. Suppressed Desire - to pass English. Future Ambition - to get married and be a nurse. Band - 1, 2. 3. 4. Volleyball - 2. Drill Team - 3, 4. LAURA TUELL 64 Dream on Aerosmiih Likes - wood working, hockey. Dislikes - English, wailing in lines, Sunday drivers. Happiest when listening to good music. Suppressed Desire - to live a long exciting life. Future Ambition - to save a lot of money and marry Shiela. DAVID VALENTINE Love hurts Nazerette Carlos Unbelievable! Likes - being with friends, making money. Dislikes - being called a jock. Suppressed Desire - to own Tiverton. Future Ambition - to enter Coast Guard Baseball - 2. Soccer - 2, 3, 4. Drama - 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL VENEFRO Defeat is just a matter of mental attitude. You'll get over it Likes - sports, music. Dislikes - pushy people, crowds. Happiest when having a good time with friends. Suppressed Desire - to travel across the U.S.A. on a motorcycle. Future Ambition - to be a certified public accoun- tant. Volleyball - 1. Band - 1. 2. National Honor Society. KAREN L. WAITE When this you see. remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may. Speak of me as you find. Brian Jones Joe” Yeah, I'll do it Likes - sports, music, bikes and the Hang. Dislikes - hangovers, long lines, flies, running. Happiest when with good friends and having a good time. Suppressed Desire - to be in the Olympics. Future Ambition - to play for the Pittsburgh Steel- ers. Football - 3, 4. Soccer - 2. Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Base- ball - 3. 4. JOSEPH VALLI ERE JR. JAMES VENTURA Having tried, you have suc- ceeded. Chief What? Likes - sports, cameras, parties, ski- ing, sailing, great summers, and the Hang. Dislikes - losing football games, waiting, and forgetting something. Hap- piest when with true friends. Suppressed Desire - to become President. Future Ambition - to become a State Trooper. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Track - 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball - 3. Ski Club - 3. 4. Yearbook - 4. Newspaper - 4. ROBERT L. WASHBURN 65 KATHLEEN ANNE WELCHMAN God one morning, glad of heaven, Laughed - and that was you.” Brian Hooker “Kathy” Likes - babies, flow- ers, French food, Tull, waterfalls, suntans, panics, and people. Dislikes - work- ing, waiting, rain, arguing, and people who use others. Happiest when with Rick. Sup- pressed Desire - to be rich and go to France. Future Ambition - to get married and be Jo's assistant physical therapist. Cheering - 1. Class Officer - 1. Student Council - 1, 2, 3. National Honor Society -3,4. Weasel Likes - '63 Chevy, drinking. Dislikes - Fords, Fall River, punks, and two-faced people. Happiest when driving around. Suppressed Desire - to restore the '63. Future Ambi- tion - to go cross country. MARK WESLING THEODORE A. WHITE ''Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go, Be what you want to be . . . LIVE! Woody'', Bill How ya doin'?” Likes - sports, warm, breezy summer nights, vaca- tions, the hang , and con- vertibles. Dislikes - chemistry, being nagged, being told what to do, getting up in the morn- ing and being broke. Happiest when living it up. Suppressed Desire - to live my life my way. Future Ambition - to be successful in business. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4. Basket- ball - 2. WILLIAM FRANCIS WOODWARD 66 67 68 70 Grade Eleven Officers Gail Doster, President Karen Levesque, Secretary Shelley Small, Vice President Joyce Richards, Treasurer Underclassmen Advisors 72 Joseph Rodriques Grade 9 Joseph Aiello Grade 10 Hector Levesque Grade 11 Grade Ten Officers Michael Bento, President Stacy Hebda, Secretary Christopher Smith, Vice President Mary Murphy, Treasurer Grade Nine Officers Ann Humphrey, President Terry Arruda, Secretary Ann Fiola, Vice President Kathy Clegg, Treasurer Grade 1 7 First Row (from left): Shirley Perry, Tony Gomes, Debbie Val- liere, Elaine Moniz, Cindy Codeiro, Denise Lecaroz, Rox- anne Casavant, Second Row: Debbie Sardinha, Robert Fer- reira, Barbara Helger, Gary Des- rosiers, Mary Zielki, Richard Lindsay, Carl Sanderson, Paul Roussell, Richard Lavoie, Brian Gorman First Row: Donna Medeiros, Deb- bie Berg, Alita Earley, Second Row: Suzanne Guimond, Karen Le tendre, Lisa Nolan, Margaret Gorman, Brenda Pimental, Robin Rocha, Celeste Lapointe, Third Row: Sheila Oliver, John Reilly, Paul Racine, Robin Costa, Tom Keim, Lisa Poirier, Dave Mac- Farland, Rene Devore, Mark Kimball, Ryan Durkin, Kevin Blythe, Caryn Wennermark First Row: Ron DeMello, Bob Boissonneau, Second Row: Deb- bie Furtado, Bill Lopes, Debbie Souza, Ken Paquette, Third Row: Karen Thibodeau, Sandie Morin, Joyce Kelly 74 First Row: Dianne Farias, Ann Marie Michael, Debbie Moniz, Beth Helger, Mary Levesque, Mark Barboza, Jeffrey Richards, Sheila Ryan, Andrea Pisarczyk, Second Row: Linda Duarte, Rick Neville, Naomi Simmons, Dave Anthony, Mark Rodriques, Wayne Williams, Robert St. Laurent, MaryLou Doran, Caroline Phenix First Row: Donna Busse, Jo Ann Timberlake, Cheryl Boyd, Bar- bara St.Laurent, Kevin Bouch- ard, Second Row: Mary Gregory, Neil Robinson, Rick Cordeiro, Bob Lepage, Steve Tavares, Sherry Mello, Donald Souza, Cindy Halden First Row: Carol Wilusz, Leonard Fortes, Karen Levesque, Philip Carreiro, Gail Doster, Richard St.Laurent, Nancy Scott, Jo-Ann Bishop, Second Row: Donna Leger, Glenn Souza, Paula Motta, John Medeiros, Brian Pel- letier, Darlene Cory, Cheryl Lewis, Pat Soares, Third Row: Joyce Richards, Steve Sanford, Rene Brown, Shelley Small, Richard Paquin, Ginger Hunter, Susan Barboza, Lori Estes, Becky Sherblom, Ken Harris, Mike Skrzypiec 75 First Row: Sandy Amaral, Mary Sylvia, Anne Gendreau, Marga- ret McGreavy, Leonnra Coelho, Liz Murphy, Second Row: Dave Sourette, Diane Brodeur, Sandy Dugan, Liz Rousseau, Karen Oli- veira, John Powers, Third Row: Ken Huff, Marc Derosiers, Steve Knight, Ray Philips, Ken Rez- endes, Taylor Balfour, Garner Morgan First Row: Lynn Rancourt, Sandra Halco, Joanne Mercier, Kath- leen True, Kevin Anderson, Sec- ond Row: David Morreira, Michael Lebeau, Richard Frazier First Row: Kathy Rogers, Karen Mlynek, Cindy Blanchette, San- dra Furtado, Laurie Morotti, Second Row: Colleen Levesque, Bruce Perry, Mike Leary, Elaine Beaulieu, Jim Kenny, Jill Den- nis, Ann Boyd, Carol Cosgrove, Julie Boissoneau, Greg Farias, John Castano, Third Row: Pete Glewski, Frank Staskiewicz, Jim Plocica, Steve O’Connor, Mike Arruda, Scott Switzer, Don Lewis, Lynette Berger 76 First Row: Tami Simmons, She- ryl Souza, Linda Silvia, Billy Gross, Mark Omerod, Mark Oli- veira, Brian Murray, Brian McGlynn, Second Row: Cathy Robinson, Brenda Cote, Pauline Robidoux, Arthur Morrissette, John Raposa, David Farnsworth, Ron Carvalho, Jeff Alves, Dwayne Davis, Michael Bigos 77 Grade 10 First Row: Lori Souza, Lisa Souza, Paula Paradis, Melissa Sumner, Nancy Ochwat, Cindy Roies, Michelle Bousquet, Scott Syczupak, Derrick Roy, Second Row: Henry Lima, Richard Lebeau, Debbie Murphy, Clay- ton Dennis, Paul Vobrill, Carl Albert, Robert Camara, Chris Carpenter, Joseph Bierola Scott Brogan, Brian Malloy, Ray Silvia, Joyce Bishop, Kevin Syl- via, Donna Andrade, Brian Souza First Row: Sue Ferreira, Mary Williams, Sharon Messier, Fran Gross, Judy Henrique, Brenda Bouchard, Christine Souza, Sec- ond Row: Judy Hemingway, Lau- rie Venancio, Cheryl Arruda, Brenda Cabral, Donna Medeiros, Cheryl Santo-Christo, Elaine Tourigny, Third Row: Christine Farias, Virginia Munroe, Kathy Kronsberg, Gail Cayer, Linda Machado, Peter Reynolds, Doug- las Lake, David Isherwood, Casey Mello 78 First Row: Joyce Souza, Nancy Nuttall, Karen Blythe, Cheryl Peckham, Lynne Motta, Nancy Timberlake, Christine Kent, Second Row: Lynne Pimental, Michael Marcucci, Brian Bedard, Eric Simpson, Michael Smaldone, Ann Crawford, Jo- Ann Pacheco, Cathy Goncalo, Third Row: Derek Gilman, Ken- neth Simpson, Julie Adams, Tony Barboza, Robert Kirkwood, Michael Wood, Theresa Murray, Karen Smith, Kenneth Harris, Mark Arruda First Row: Linda Leduc, Regina Berube, Donna Hebert, Kathy Casey, Becky Babcock, Second Row: Joyce Healey, Lynne Mello, Shelley Barboza, Denise Racine, Eileen Sousa, Dolores Earley, Veronica Rosa, Charles DeMello, Third Row: Bill Fisher, Dave Nichols, Tim McDermott, Tim Reid, Tim Gaughan, Mark Oliveira, Mark McGlynn First Row: Lourel Mullen, Tammy Bonville, MaryAnn Lev- esque, Leonora Coelho, Made- leine DeGagne, David Richard, Second Row: Bruce Oliveira, Lou-ann Galhardo, Donna Duchaine, Melanie Delvolle, Cheryl Hendriques, Wendy Thornsbury, Debra Jusseanne, Third Row: 79 First Row: Claire Pelotte, Cheryl Nunes, Debbie Sylvia, Mar) Murphy, Denise Lavoie, Dan- ielle Berube, Carol Bouchard, Lynne Bigos, Second Row: Jeanne Durfee, Eileen Leary, Charlene Andrade, JoAnne Clarke, Debbie Souza, Robert Payer, Mark Bil- sky, William Fezette, Mary Beth Souza, Mary St. Laurent, Thirc Row: Michaela Griffo, Suzanne Guimond, Stacy Hebda, Briar Fletcher, Glen Pacheco, Mathev Carreiro, Kevin Sousa, Scot Andette, Mark Santos, Mike Bento First Row: Mike Aguiar, Richarc Sullivan, David Rose, Patricii O’Brian, Second Row: Therese Therrier, Dorlene Jusseaume Doreen Lovault, Elaine Moniz Brian Blais, Kelly Brownell Third Row: Ray Mello, Ken Thi bault, Steve Francis, Joe Soares Joe Fernandes, Mark Correiro Alan Souza First Row: Doreen Dussault JoAnn Blanchette, John Aguiar Second Row: Richard Metivier Joanne Berube, Pamela Santo Christo, Glenda Estep, Mari Souza, Third Row: James Lacha pelle, David Camara, Bruc Buchanan, Thomas White, Dar lene Tavares, Ronnie Sedoma Karen Souza 80 First Row: Anne Carro, Ann Hughes, Donna Juseaume, Karen DeSouza, Deborah Duggan, Col- lette Triale, Kim Potvin, Nancy Nicolao, Second Row: Jamie Lebreux, Edmond Brulotte, Wil- liam Lopes, James Hilton, Ken- neth Sullivan, Wayne Medeiros, George Fitzgerald, Lynne Mello, Susan Beaulieu 81 Grade 9 First Row: Sheila Agiar, Leah Turcotte, Robin Sylvia, Lori Bouchard, Joyce Amaral, Kyoka Takahashi, Joan Fernandes, Tammy James, Second Row: John Chace, Kim Cosgrove, Rosalind Morgan, Bonnie Archambault, Art Guimond, David Sylvia, Debbie Robbins, Regina Machado, Joe Medeiros, Third Row: Allen Lecaroz, Pete Racine, Joe Soloman, Carl Becker, Hope McGeough, Deb- bie Sanford, Lisa Cabral, Rene Bancelou, Ron Viera First Row: Joyce Ibbotson, Tracy Cookinham, Marie Boyd, Beth Amarantes, John E. Mello, Harold Wetterland, David Crago, Celine Berger, Gail Beaulieu, Second Row: Sandra Desouto, Jacqueline Desilete, Lisa Bamford, Terri De Costa, Linda Lavoie, Lorna Ferreira, Susan Nascimento, Eileen Mun- roe, Rhonda Collins, Janet Navarro, Vincent Forcier, Third Row: Ronald Cook, Anne Fiola, Ruth Raposa, Dawn Devore, Karen Estes, Michael Mulcahy, Matt Curran, Susan Gilman, Susan Gauthier, Debbie Hart, George Bradbury First Row: Steven Jerome, Annette Lavoie, Second Row: David Boyd, Ann Guillemette, Gail Arruda, Ruth Gregory, Third Row: Jason Pacheco, Joseph Raposa, Glenn Mello, Kelly Murray, Cheryl Cabral 82 First Row: Debbie Hebert, Rose- mary Ferreira, Marsha Paiva, Arthur Thibideau, Laurie Mello, Cathy Clegg, Second Row: Nancy Raposa, Pam Durkin, Debbie Silva, Nancy Levesque, Diane Kent, Donna Manchester, Debbie Reposa, Bertha Camara, Richard Braz, David Gagne, Wayne Reid, Third Row: Joe Bento, Ray Sweeney, Paul Costa, Collen McGovern, Neil Mor- iarty, Robert Allock, Tom Valentino, John St.Laurent, Eric McGlynn, David Sincoski, Chris Carpenter First Row: Dianne Gagnon, Robin Ropoza, Joe Cordeiro, Jim Wen- nermark, Beverly Develly, Dawn Moniz, Frances Graves, Anne Holland, Jeannine Oldroyd, Sec- ond Row: George Souza, David Hummell, Douglas Cook, James Payer, Richard Valentino, Ed White, Albert Goyette, Mark Sweeney, Luanne Williams, Mark Brownell, Susan Taggart First Row: Jeanne DeGagne, Car- oline Pelletier, Darlene Adams, Susan Morris, Sandra Wilkie, Colby Lundgren, Second Row: Dean Gagne, Melanie Paquin, Cindy Berry, Ann Humphrey, Theresa Morrow, Susan Plocica, Robin Phillips, Scott Chase, Wendy Enos, Rochelle Belisle, Danielle Coute, Benjy Coffey, Susan Adams, Theresa Gaspar 83 First Row: Steven Massy, John Furtado, John Silvia, Paul Bois- soneau, Marie Thibodeau, Scott Grinnell, Mark Folger, Second Row: Scott Higginbottom, Bruce Pelletier, Chris Buckley, Christo Santo, James Papineau, John Ferreira, Tim Braga, Rocky Lebeau First Row: Mary Beth Wilde, Karen Kenny, Madeline Boe- thelo, Carol Timberlake, Steve Costa, Maureen Hoyle, Cheryl Dube, Brenda Kozac, Ronda Cor- reira, John Ferreira, Second Row: Debbie Nourre, Scott Rancourt, William DeMello, Susan Bryant, Maria Machado, Pauline Michaels, Donna Soares, Kathy Huggans, Michael Larkin, Sheryl Cavaco, Third Row: James Gol- den, Tim McGreavy, John Myl- nek, Thomas Marshall, Ed Pimental, Steve Roies, Joe Andrade, John Souza, John Mol- ler First Row: Robin Faria, Lenny Michaels, Sue Langevin, Bill Tavares, Second Row: Ann Marie Folger, Shirley Albert, Steve Scanlon, Mark Tardi, John Cabral, Third Row: Melanie St. Denis, Donna Raposo, Rose Medeiros, Debbie Proulx, Carl Desrosiers, Sharon Borges, Albina Miranda, Tom Ferreira, Fourth Row: David Silvia, Karen Gregory, Thomas Michaels, Nancy Chouniard, Joe Costa, Michael Joubert, Jeff Cabral, Danny Geagon 84 85 86 87 88 Homecoming Events Opposite: Rene Brown gives Homecoming spirit and mascot a lift. Bottom Left: Elaine and Steve Medeiros, our cleancut kids: Post-Pizza. Bottom Right: Rapping it up after the Homecoming Dance. Opposite Page, Top Left: Joyce Rich- ards gives semi-finalists the good news. Top Right: Mr. Poniatowski and friend. Center Right: Introducing The Tigers. Center Left: Introducing the semi-finalists. Bottom Left: Marcy Dyer, full of high spirits. Bottom Right: Major- ettes give it a whirl. 90 91 Opposite: Waiting for the action. Center Left: The Contest- ants. Center Right: The Judges. Bottom Left: The Sexy Ankles. Bottom Right: The Runner-Up. Opposite Page, Top Left: The Sexiest Ankle. Top Right: Joe Valliere’s ankle, escorted by Jo-Ann Perry. Bottom Left: When you’re hot, you're hot. Bottom Right: Tiger fans getting fired-up. 92 93 Opposite and Center Left: Fans put a tiger in their tank and roared from Pocasset to the high school. Center Right: Cap- tain Tim Byrnes listens to the coaches’ advice before the Homecoming Game. Bottom Left: Look at that Tiger go! Bottom Right: Warren player discovers that when the Tiverton Tigers tackle, they tackle. Opposite Page, Top Left: Home- coming Queen semi-finalists wait for the results. Top Right: Margaret Baker and her escort, Willie Wetterland, walked out and took their place on the field. Center Left: A look of surprise is present on Donna Amaral's face after being announced as the Homecoming Queen. Center Left: Mr. Poniatowski has the honor of crowning Donna queen. Bottom: It was a happy day for the queen and her court: Fourth runner- up, Kathy Welchman, Third runner-up, Cindy Enos, Second runner-up, Louann Poirier, and First runner-up, Jo-Ann Perry. 94 95 Christmas Concert Right: Miss St. Laurent displays the talent of conducting. Bottom: The Mixed Chorus, conducted by Miss St. Laurent, filled the auditorium with the Christmas spirit. Opposite Page, Top and Bottom Left: The Girls’ Glee Club had what it takes to bring a smile to your face and put a song in your heart. Bottom Left: What would the Jazz Band do without its Sax? 96 97 Top: What child is this? Opposite: That's the way of the world. Bottom: The Male Chorus really sang up a storm the night of the concert. Opposite Page, Top: The audience was encouraged to sing along. Bottom Left: Santa really made it a jolly good night, with a little help from his friends of course. Bottom Right: Tom Bettencourt wished everyone a Merry Christmas in his own special way. 98 99 Junior Prom Opposite: Queen of the Junior Prom and her court. From Left to Right: Maxine Edge. Marie Reynolds, Marcia Pobzeznik, Queen, Michelle Pelle- tier, and Lou Ann Poirier. Bottom Left: The winners receive their flowers. Bottom Center: The Queen is congrat- ulated. Bottom Right: Marcia Pobzez- nik, Queen. Opposite Page, Top: The Prom would not have been the same without balloons and stars. Bottom Left and Right: Beth Stevens distributes flowers to the winners. 100 101 Top Right: Kathy Welchman, having a fine time at the Ring Dance. Top Left: Bob Arcouette knows that good things come in small packages. Bottom: Hey, what’s so bad about feeling good?” Opposite Page, Top Left and Right: Tired dancers ’’call- ing it quits” for a while. Bottom Left: Kathy Rogers and Jeff Cayer at the Hop. Bottom Right: Elaine Medeiros and Mike Duggan. 102 103 Long Island Sound Opposite: Introducing, Long Island Sound. Center Left: The crowd really got involved. Center Right: They just couldn’t stay in their seats. Bottom: The end of a fine assembly. 104 Speech and Drama First Term Top Left: Mr. Purdy displays some of his acting ability. Top Right: A scene from THE UGLY DUCKLING. From Left to Right: Debbie Perry, Bob Thorne, Beth Ste- vens, and Norman Goyette. Center Left: Another scene from THE UGLY DUCK- LING. George Phenix and Jo-Ann Perry. Bottom Right: A POUND ON DEMAND, directed by Mr. Purdy. Bottom Left: Mr. Raymond Purdy, most likely saying, ’’Come on, clean up your act!’’ 105 Speech and Drama Second Term Top Left: Margaret Baker, Mr. Purdy, Lizbeth Stevens, and Mr. Paul Ander- son selling tickets at the door. Who could ask for anything more? Top Right: Jeff Cayer. Center Right: Scene from THE SANDBOX. Left to Right: John Pachecho, Elaine Medeiros, MeMe Durfee. Bottom Right: Cast from THE SANDBOX. Opposite Page, Top Left: Pat Carroll and Bob Arcouette in KISS ME QUICK I'M DOUBLE PARKED. Top Right: A good shot of Tim Coffey. Center Left: Blair Lundgren, Bob Arcouette, and Lisa Kirkwood, standing. Bottom Right: A great scene by Tim Coffey and Bob Arcouette. Bottom Left: Seniors show Mr. Robinson their appreciation for his fine directing. 106 108 9potis Top Row: Coach Bob Murray, John Furtardo, Rich Neville, Chris Smith, Doug Lake, Chris Destremps, Kevin Blyth, Don Lewis, Coach Mo Chantry, Coach Bryan Babcock, 2nd Row: John Medeiros, Jeff Morrow, Gary Rose, Rich Miller, Ted White, Tim Coffey, Rich Lavoie, Buddy Allan, Steve O’Connor, 3rd Row: Joe Valliere, Fred Costa, Mike Gross, Dennis Bouchard, Tim Byrne, Bob Washburn, Bill Woodward, Tom Raposa, Cam Crawford, Missing: Dan Harple, Joe Carreiro, Mike Smaldone 110 Varsity Football The Varsity Football team had a disappointing season this year, due to injuries. The team lost its starting backfield, including Mike Smalldone and Mike Gross. The team needed more depth - instead of having two players for each position, there were two positions played by each team member. Outstanding players were Buddy Allen, Chris Destramps, Chris Smith, Tim Coffey and Tom Raposa. Dennis Bouchard, an excellent all-around player, received All County, All Providence Journal, All Scholastic and All State honors. Through hard work and team spirit the Football team hopes for a better season next year. Top Left: Mike Smalldone pushing through the defense. Bottom Left: Chris Smith running with the ball, Tim Coffey flat on his back. Right: Mike Gross getting ready to make a pass. in Foofball Con 'i Right: Chris Smith. Below: Mike Smalldone. Bottom: Backfield in motion. Below Right: Jeff Morrow. 112 Top Left: Kevin Blythe handing off the ball to Chris Smith. Top Right: Tigers at practice. Center: Seniors Cam Crawford and Jeff Morrow. Below: Tigers lining up on the sideline. 113 Top Row: Coach Jim Cook, Scott Schweitzer, Kevin McGuire, Steve Knight, Bob Arcouette, Steve Medei- ros, Carl Sanderson, Jeff Szelag, Timm Gaughan, Mark Omerod, Tim McDermott, Adelino Costa, Mike Venafro, Don Bristol, Bottom Row: Arthur Guimond, George Fitzgerald, Wayne Medeiros, Jim Golden, Ken Welchman, Tom Tidwell, John Cas- tanho, Brian Pelletier, Mark Smal- done, Glen Pacheco, Tony Barboza, Bruce Perry, Missing From Picture: Coach Mike Stinton, Mark Mello, A1 Croft, Ron Cook, Matt Carreiro Right: Co-Captain Steve Medeiros Below: Coach Jim Cook n't 114 Soccer The Soccer season went reasonably well this year. The team had a total of 7 wins, 9 losses and 3 ties. In spite of the losses, it was a competitive sea- son. Adelino Costa was the leading goal scorer with 11 goals and 11 assists. He was chosen for the Suburban East 1st All-Star Division. Bob Arcouette and Mark Smaldone made 2nd Team All- Star Division. Tom Tidwell was awarded Honorable Mention. Twenty-three players will return next season with hopes to win the Divi- sion Play-offs. Left: Senior Tom Tidwell Below Left: Senior Adelino Costa Below Right: Senior Bob Arcouette 115 Soccer Con't Right: Mike Venafro celebrates Vic- tory. Below Left: Tim Gaughan. Below Right: Senior Steve Medeiros. Top, Opposite Page: Senior Adelino Costa. 16 117 Girls' Varsity Field Hockey The Field Hockey season went as well as could be expected this year, as there were twelve new players on the team. Although the team members practiced with determination, no league games were won. There were, however 2 Injury Fund wins, 1 Scrim- mage win and 1 Scrimmage tie. Pauline Robidoux, center forward, was high scorer. Half-back Barbara Dussault led the defense. As the team gains experience and improves the members hope for a bet- ter season next year. 118 First Row: J. Desilets, D. Berube, P. Motta, L. Proulx, M. Sumner, L. Motta, Second Row: Coach K. Nixon, A. Fiola, co-captains B. Dussault, and P. Robi- doux, A. Crawford, A. Gendreau Girls' J.V. Field Hockey Top, First Row: D. Helger, C. Pelle- tier, C. Timberlake, V. Rosa, K. Takahashi, L. Cory, Second Row: M. Griffo, L. Bamford, B. Devore, D. Murphy, M. B. Souza, R. Brown, Coach K. Nixon, Center: Linda Proulx. Bottom Left: Coach Nixon. Bottom Right: Kyoko Takahashi. Opposite Page, Top Left: co-captain Pauline Robidoux. Top Right: Goal Tender Lynn Motta. Bottom Left: co- captain Barbara Dussault. 119 Varsity Basketball Back Row: Coach Phil Wetterland, Gary Rose, Buddy Allen, Kevin McGuire, Rick Miller, Bob Washburn, Kevin Blyth, John Powers, Gino San- tos, Fred Costa. Front Row: Tim McDermott, Mark Mello, Tim Gau- ghan, John Frazier, Joe Valliere, Chris Smith, Steve Knight, Steve Francis This year the Varsity Basketball team was made up of five seniors, five juniors and eleven sophomores. Floor leader for the team was John Frazier. Joe Valliere was the team's outstand- ing rebounder. Kevin McGuire did an excellent job as both a forward and a guard. Rick Miller and Bob Washburn both worked hard and showed a tre- mendous amount of desire. The team faced a lot of competition this year in Suburban division 1-Large. Although the Varsity team lacked height (no players were over six feet tall), the members played well and put 100% effort into all of the games. 120 Opposite Page, Bottom Left: Coach Andy Anderson, Co-captains John Fra- zier and Joe Valliere, Coach Phil Wet- terland. Bottom Middle: Senior Joe Valliere. Bottom Right: Senior John Frazier. This Page, Top Left: John Frazier at the foul line. Top Right: A good block by John Powers. Bottom Left: Tim Gaughan and Steve Knight at half-time. Bottom Right: Joe Valli- ere faking it. 121 Varsity Con't Top: Our spirited cheerleaders. Bottom Left: Steve Knight trying for a block. Bottom Right: Tigers jumping for pos- session. Opposite Page, Bottom Left: Mark Mello. Bottom Right: Chris Smith. Middle Right: Gino Santos. 122 J. V. Basketball The Junior Varsity Basketball team had an excellent season this year. Coach Anderson feels that the all- sophomore team is the best team of the past six years. Coach Andy Anderson, Chris Smith, Gino Santos, Chris Destremps, Steve Francis, Mark Mello, Front Row: Glen Pacheco, Doug Lake, Jeff Szelag, Jim Kenny, Tim McDermott 123 Girls' Varsity Basketball ■4 Playing in the high Eastern Division against schools with up to 664 more girls enrolled than THS, the Girls’ Basketball team was hard pressed to match their opponents in size and depth. The early season games all fol- lowed a similar pattern. Tiverton held its own in the first half before running into foul and lack-of-bench strength problems in the second half. With only two regular starters returning, the team was expected to find things tough in the early going, but had the neces- sary tools to pull out a respectable sea- son. Back Row: Diane Elliott, Barbara Dus- sault, Pauline Robidoux (co-captains), Veronica Ross (student manager), Front Row: Lynn Motta, Gisele laFrance, Andi Pisarczyk, Rhonda Correia Top Left: Babs Dussault (co-captain) Top Right: Pinky Robidoux (co-cap- tain) Below: Coach, Mary-Lou Clark 124 Girls Junior Varsify Basketball Back Row: Cathy Clegg, Dawn Devore, Debbie Hedger, Debbie Murphy, Middle Row: Debbie Moniz, Rhonda Correira, Colette Trial, Nancy Nutall, Sue Adams, Kneeling: Co-captains Caroline Pelletier, Anne Fiola Bottom Left: Caroline Pelletier. Bottom Middle: Dawn Devore holds on tight. Bottom Right: Ann Fiola dribbles skillfully. 125 Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball Team is a member of the state’s Eastern Division and is coached by Mr. Steve Lake. This year's team is a young team with no experienced pitching, a young infield and no proven hitters with the exception of Mike Gross. The team hopes to use their defense and aggressive base passes to help overcome their weaknesses. The team is aiming for a winning season with the help of team members: Steve Knight, Kevin Blyth, Mike Gross, Joe Valliere, Jeff Morrow, and Gary Rose, along with all the other members of the team. Head Coach, Steve Lake, Asst. Coach, Ted Doran, Top Row: Mike Groass, Gary Rose, Kevin Casey, Joe Valliere, Brian Pelli- tier, Chuck Perry, Mike Cordeiro, Kevin Blyth, Front Row: Steve Knight, Tommy Peckham, Steve Larocque, Steve Arruda, Bobby Depin, Dave St. Laurent, John Souza, Pete Piccard 126 Opposite Page, Top Left: Head Coach, Steve Lake. Top Right: Catcher Mike Gross. This Page, Left: Joe Valliere slides into third. Bottom Left: Mike Gross and Pete Picard in conference. Bottom Right: Joe Valliere warming up. 127 More Varsity Baseball Top: Tiger bench warmers. Bottom Left: Steve Knight gets ready. Bottom Right: Mike Gross looks back for reas- surance . 128 129 Top Row: Jeff Morrow, Billy Gross, John Powers, Buddy Allen, Scott Schwietzer, Chris Smith, Bottom Row: Gary Rose, Carl Sanderson, John Cristano, Brian Rodericks, John Medeiros, Steve O'Conner, Coach Doran Front Row: Karen Destremps, Gisele LaFrance, Andi Pisarczyk, Sue Farias, Michelle Robidoux, Kim O'Conner (captain), Mela- nie Sumner, Paula Paradis, Cathy Clegg, Back Row: Coach Mary-Lou Clark, Debbie Souza, Joyce Ibbetson, Nancy Nuttall, Sue Goyette, Barbara Dussault, Debbie Hedger, Lynn Motta, Linda Proult, Ruth Raposa, Melissa Sumner Top Left: Coaching from the bench. Top Right: Barbara Dussault sliding into home. 130 Girls Softball 75-76 was an off year for the softball team. The team managed a 7-7 record, with two heartbreaking 1-run losses that went into extra innings, and made the difference between a .500 season and a winning one. Highlights of the season included 22-6 and 14-7 victories over rival Middletown, and a margin of 82 runs to 32 in the 5 other wins. Overall, the team outscored their opponents 139- 99. Top: Senior Barbara Dussault up at bat. Bottom Left: Catcher Lynn Motta. Bottom Right: Andi Pisarczyk. 131 Tennis The Tennis team drew many mem- bers this year because of the sport’s growing popularity with both girls and boys. The team, as a member of the Suburban B League, played teams from all over the state, including Middle- town, Bristol, Our Lady of Providence and Mount St. Charles. This year’s outstanding player was Kevin McGuire. Dan Harple also performed well. With the efforts of all the play- ers, the Tennis team had a superior season. Back Row: Dave Fereira, Mike Skrzy- piec, Cam Crawford, Dan Harple, advisor Mr. Petruska, Front Row: Mike Leary, Kevin McGuire, Wayne Wil- liams Top: Mike Skrzypiec. Bottom Left: Kevin McGuire. Bottom Right: Dan Harple. 132 Track Tiverton High’s Track Team although strong in individual events, won no track meets. The members of the team enjoy attending practices and meets. This season, Ron Bouchard, Michelle St. Laurent, and Bob Wash- burn were some of the outstanding tracksters. Joe Correiro was the best all-around track eventer. Back Row: Coach Babcock, Rick Miller, Martin Capiceros (Zorba), Ronnie Bouchard, Ed White, Joe Cor- reiro, Bob Washburn, David Mello, Bruce Perry, Front Row: Mike Smal- done, Tim Burnz, Mary Murphy, Mic- helle St. Laurent, Diane Racine, Rene Brown, Sue Wilke, Terry Thornsbury Far Left: Bob Washburn throws the dis- cus. Center: Mike Smaldone broad- jumping. Below: Tim Burns gets a run- ning start. 133 Girls Volleyball The Volleyball team had a large turnout this year. Rookie players tried their best and showed promise in indi- vidual skills. Work, however is needed on team effort and the players hope for a better season next year. Back Row: Coach Cathy Nixon, Ann Gendreau, Kathy Griffo, Kathy Miller, Jo-ann Berube, Pat Bernier, Cheryl Langervin, Donna Amaral, Front Row: Donna Leger, Danielle Berube, Jo-ann Timberlake, Louise Desilets, Collete Berube, Pam Feliz- berto, Donna lamarone, Nancy Perry Below Left: Donna Amaral. Bottom Middle: Nancy Perry. Middle Right: Coach Kathy Nixon. Bottom Right: Kathy Miller and Cheryl Langervin displaying teamwork. 134 Gymnastics Top: Maryann Hemingway and Mic- helle St. Laurent, two of our excellent gymnasts. Below Left: Michelle St. Laurent at her best. Below Middle: In the seat drop position. Below Right: Marci Dyer performs on the rings. 135 136 Student Council Front Row: D. Wagner, K. Clegg, K. Cosgrove, 2nd Row: J. Medeiros, R. Raposa, S. Adams, A. Fiola, M. Bento, M. Griffo, 3rd Row: M. Carreira, C. Smith, A. Humphrey, N. Timberlake, D. Duggan, 4th Row: M. Murphy, C. Cosgrove, C. Blan- chette, K. Rogers, J. Richards, 5th Row: A. Gendreau, S. Small, K. Levesque, J. Timberlake, C. LaPointe, 6th Row: J. Valliere, G. Heath, F. Costa, D. Bouchard, 7th Row: J. Morrow, P. Carroll, M. Baker, J. Perry, M. Allan, 8th Row: P. McGreavy The Student Council consists of four committees. The Student Rights and Responsibilities Committee represents the Student Body in discussions with the administration. The Social Com- mittee plans events such as dances. Homecoming Weekend and School Spirit Week. The Financial Commit- tee recommends how the Council’s funds should be spent. The Assembly Committee makes arrangements for groups such as the Navy Band to come and perform at the school. Peter McGreavy - President Jeff Morrow - Treasurer Margaret Baker - Vice-Pres. Kathy Rogers - Secretary Mrs. Gagliardi, Advisor 138 National Honor Gociety Jo Ann Perry, Beth Stevens, Kathy Welchman, Lou Ann Poirier, Margaret Baker, Carol Gesner, Kathy Miller, Donald Caron, Dan Harple, Kevin McGuire Mr. Larkin, Advisor The National Honor Society ranks as one of the oldest and most prestigious national organizations for high school students. The Society strives to recog- nize the total student; membership is based on scholarship, service, leader- ship and character. 139 Mixed Chorus Top Row: W. Archambault, S. Plocica, T. Murrow, T. DeCosta, S. Duggan, R. Collins, J. Navario, M. St. Lau- rent, B. Helger, B. Archambault, D. Elliott, K. Estes, P. Santo Christo, S. Hebda, T. Murray, J. Raposa and B. Lopes, Middle Row: J. Hemingway, S. DeSouto, C. Berry, M. Sylvia, R. Casavant, D. Silva, M. Levesque, E. Leary, J. Gagne, B. Camara, L. Turcotte, K. Huggins, M. Mul- cahy, K. Huff, Second Row: D. Moniz, D. Perry, K. True, C. Hendriques, M. L. Doran, J. Durfee, E. Souza, W. Enos, B. Pimental, J. Timberlake, M. Degagne and B. Blais, First Row: S. Langevin, K. Casey, D. Helger, M. Paquin, M. A. Levesque, S. Ryan, S. Morris, D. Gagnon, T. DeCosta, D. Busse, L. Sousa and V. Rosa Mixed Chorus performs classical romantic and 20th century Choral Director, Miss Jeanine St. Laurent music. Girl’s Glee Club performs hits from various musical come- dies and a folk style music. 140 Girls' Glee Club Top Row: L. Underwood, D. Medeiros, T. DeCosta, S. Dugan, L. Lavoie, C. Perry, J. Navario, M. St. Laurent, B. Helger, L. Mullen, A. Hughes, L. Silva, R. Medeiros, P. Santo Christo, J. Gagne and S. Hebda, Middle Row: J. Hemingway, S. DeSanto, M. Sylvia, R. Casavant, D. Silva, C. Timberlake, S. Borges, J. Durfee, M. L. Doran, E. Souza and E. Leary, First Row: S. Langevin, D. Perry, D. Helger, K. Casey, M. Paquin, C. Hendriques, J. Fernandez, S. Ryan, D. Gagnon, S. Morris, L. Turcotte, D. Busse, J. Timberlake, and B. Pimental 141 Male Chorus Brian Blais, Dennis Bouchard, Bob Arcouette, John Raposa, Arthur Morri- sette, Mike Mulcahy, Not Shown: Joe Carreiro, Mark Gagne, Mike Venefro, Gary Rose, Joe Raposa. Mr. Borelli, Advisor Male Chorus is the only choral group with no conductor. They perform collegi- ate songs such as the Wiffenpoof song and the Drinking Song. MajoreHes Louise Silvia, Veronica Rosa, Anne Marie Michaels, Lisa Souza, Rose Mederois, Not Shown: Sandy Morin The Majorettes perform at all home football games and march in parades. They make up their routines and prac- tice in co-operation with the band. Mrs. Michaels, Advisor 143 Band Front Row: B. Sherblom, K. Estes, C. Tougas, R. Collins, J. Meyers, 2nd Row: W. Reed, L. Estes, C. McFarland, L. Lavoie, J. Hemming way, S. Gillman, L. Farias, J. Boisoneau, 3rd Row: J. Perry, D. Crago, M. Marcucci, D. Devore, A. Liola, B. Throne, D. Perry, 4th Row: M. Joubert, R. Cook, J. Costa, R. Camrara, T. Bettencourt, M. Lavoie, P. Paquette, 5th Row: C. Levesque, D. Richards, J. Aiello, B. Amarantes, D. Perry, P. Braga, R. Bouchard, T. Arruda, M. Gagne, Not Present: P. Daisy, P. Leonardo, R. Raposa 144 Band Leader: Mr. Main The Concert Band performs symphonic literature for the concert stage. The Marching Band plays at football games and parades. Marching maneuvers are included in their performance. The Jazz Band performs numbers from the Big Band Era. Concerts are given each year. They include an exchange con- cert in Milford, N.H. and the annual Christmas and Spring Con- certs. ■■ ■ 145 Newspaper Advisor: Miss Imbriglio Front Row: D. Richards, M. Pelletier, D. Iamarone, P. St. Dennis, C. Med- erios, 2nd Row: L. Berger, N. Perry, E. Boyd, D. Morris, M. Hemmingway, 3rd Row: L. Kirkwood, K. Miller, J. Aielo, M. St. Dennis, 4th Row: J. Pacheco, C. McFarland, S. Goyette, S. Plocica, D. Almeida, 5th Row: B. Washburn, C. Crawford, C. Gesner, L. Estes. B. Sherbloom The Tl«er s Roar Provldes Tlverton Hl«h with information relevant to school life. It invites administrators, faculty members, and students to air their interests and opin- ions by writing articles and letters to the editor. 146 Close Up Ms. McGreavy, Margaret McGreavy, Mary Beth Souza, Mike Wood, John Riley, John Pacheco Ms. McGreavy, „ . . . . Project Close-Up is a forum for Advisor . . . youth involvement in government at all levels: local, state and national. This was the fourth year Rhode Island and Tiverton High have participated in Close-Up. Members of the community help support the Project through fellowships for the annual trip to Washington, D.C. - this year February 13 through 19. In Washington, students meet with officials and other Close-Up members to discuss political issues. 147 NJROTC Bottom Right: Chief Frank Valario. Bottom Left: Captain Edward F. Hayes. The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps is an educational program of the U.S. Navy. The cadets are trained in naval history, seamanship, navigation and leader- ship development. The objectives of the NJROTC are to make the cadets better citizens and to encourage and instill in them patriotism, discipline and interaction with society. 148 Front Row: R. Allcock, D. Hummel, J. Sousa, S. Szczupac, J. Chase, D. Gagne, C. McGovern, 2nd Row: Lt. jg. D. Tougas, L. Coelho, L. Tuell, R. Berube, J. Lebreaux, D. Jusseaume, Ens. M. Bousquet, 3rd Row: M. Bilsky, G. Sousa, M. Kimball, J. Raposa, D. Morreira, J. Fernandes, D. Dubiel, M. Carreiro Front Row: R. Vieira, D. Gagne, R. DeMello, C. Buckley, E. Brulotte, J. Andrade, D. Geagon, 2nd Row: D. Perry, A. Abren, P. Boissonneau, C. Phenix, L. Ferreira, D. Farias, 3rd Row: D. Bristol, D. Cook, J. Costa, R. Kirkwood, K. Anderson, D. Gilman 149 2nd Pit., Front Row: J. Mederios, B. Blais, J. Cabral, S. Rancourt, M. Roderiques, 2nd Row: B. Perry, K. Harris, K. Gregory, M. Machado, R. Farias, K. Murray, C. Perry, 3rd Row: S. Audet, J. Aguiar, M. Coieiro, J. Beirola, S. Brogan, C. Carpen- ter, B. Gorman, J. Solomon, G. Mello, T. Michelles, D. Farnworth Front Row, 3rd Pit.: J. Sousa, J. Mello, L. Fortes, M. Tardie, M. Testsi, 2nd Row: J. Castanho, W. Tavares, D. Kent, L. Lavoie. R. Payer, J. St. Laurent, 3rd Row: T. White, E. White, R. Boissonneau, R. Silver, M. Sweeney, P. Voboril 150 Ski Club First Row: K. Manousokus, J. Fida, B. Amarantes, L. Bigos, S. Adams, D. Murphy, S. Small, D. Moniz, D. Moniz, Second Row: J. Bishop, J. A. Bishop, L. Banford, D. Dug- gan, A. Humphrey, J. Desilets, P. Durkin, C. Lundgren, N. Chouinard, A. Crawford, M. Griffo, M. Boyd, C. Blan- chette, L. Murphy, K. Blyth, Third Row: Mr. Depola, R. Brown, P. Motta, C. Bouchard, C. Wiluz, E. Bedard, M. Popzeznick, M. Pellitier, K. Levesque, L. Porier, K. Mly- nek, K. Rogers, D. Morris, D. Iamerone, E. Boyd, D. Scanlon, D. Fitzpatrick, S. Gillman, L. Morotti, J. Rich- ards and K. Smith, Fourth Row: K. Rezendes, J. Aiello, A. Boyd, M. L. Doran, T. Angeja, B. Arcouette, J. Morrow, M. Gross, R. Bouchard, C. Crawford, B. Washburn, C. Des- tramps, M. Santos, A. Hughes, S. Sanford, Fifth Row: D. Sauvette, M. St. Laurent, B. Lundgren, T. Raposa, J. Cayer The Ski Club provides students with a chance to practice their skiing skills. Day trips are made to Pine Top Ski Area. Weekend trips are made to recreation areas such as Cannon Mountain and Waterville Valley. To defray the costs of the trips, the Club holds cake sales and an annual smorgasbord. Advisor, Mr. Stephen Depola 151 Varsity Cheerleaders Top Row: Mary Ann Hemingway, Cindy Blanchette, Jo Ann Perry, Kathy Rogers, Joyce Richards, Bottom Row: Lou Ann Poirier, Marcy Dyer, Jo Ann Timberlake, Split: Celeste Lapointe, Liz Murphey The Varsity Cheerleaders entered the R.I. Cheering Com- petitions this year. The individual cheer was performed by Mary Ann Hemingway. The Cheerleaders make up many of Tiverton High’s cheers, striving for originality. The specialty of the Varsity Cheerleaders is acrobatics. The cheers contain walkovers, roundoffs, splits, and cartwheels. Advisor: Pat Felizberto Head Cheerleader: Lou Ann Poirier 152 153 154 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Top Row: Lori Sousa, Debbie Sousa, Denise Lavoie, Cheryl Arruda, Bouom Row: Jeanne Durfee, Mary Beth St. Laurent, Ruth Raposa, Stacy Hebda, Split: Karen Blithe The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders hold practices twice a week. They cheer at Varsity Soccer and J.V. Football and Basketball games. They invent most of their cheers, trying to incorporate in them spirit and pep. Advisor: Pat Felizberto Head Cheerleaders: Ruth Raposa and Debbie Sousa Drama Club Front Row: J. Hemingway, D. Soares, L. Raposa, D. Sousa, M. StLaurent, M. Pobzenick, M. Pelletier, L. Bigos, 2nd Row: B. Demello, L. Mullen, C. Boyd, K. Goncalo, D. Almeida, D. Silver, 3rd Row: E. Souza, S. L. Roderick, M. StLaurent, S. Hebda, D. Mederios, S. Morin, E. Medeiros, P. Bernier, R. Raposa, S. Dungan, 4th Row: L. Ferreira, R. Sherbloom, D. Kent, L. Estes, A. Machardo, B. Thome, J. Pacheco, T. Angeja, T. Murray, A. Boyd, L. Kirkwood, G. Phenix, M. Doran The Drama Club invites guest speak- ers to their meetings and goes on field trips to see other groups perform. They perform one-act plays such as Mystery of the Silver-Backed Hairbrush during the school day. Their major produc- tion takes place in the spring. 156 Far Left: Miss Diantha Quick. Right: Mrs. Angela Pucci. Bob Arcouette, Steve Knight, John Castanho, Carl Sander- son, Wayne Mederious, Tim Gaughan, Tim McDermott, Mark Smaldone This summer, members of the Varsity Soccer Team will visit the country of Recklinhausen in Germany. A team, composed of the best soccer players from Portsmouth and Tiverton High Schools, will play German teams. The mem- bers of the American team will stay with German families. Next summer, a team from Germany will visit Rhode Island. James Cook Soccer to Europe 157 Yearbook Staff Beth Stevens-------------------------- Jo-Ann Perry-------------------------- Lou-Ann Poirier----------------------- Dawn Fitzpatrick---------------------- Blair Lundgren------------------------ Mary-Ann Hemingway-------------------- Carolyn Gesner------------------------ Michelle St. Laurent------------------ Special Thanks to: Nancy Perry Marcy Dyer Ray Faria Denise Morris Debbie Scanlon Debbie Iamarone Barbara Smith Bob Washburn Elizabeth Fyffe Stevens We'd also like to thank: Joan Staskiewicz Marcia Pobzeznik Michelle Pelletier Pat Carroll Ellen Boyd Margaret Baker Lisa Kirkwood And: The many other people who contributed ----------------------Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor, Activities, Underclassmen -------------------------Sports Editor --------Clubs and Organizations Editor -----------------Senior Section Editor ------------------Financial Secretary -----------------------Literary Editor -------------------------Photographer In this year’s yearbook, we have tried to present a record of our class as well as a record of this year that will be of interest to underclassmen. We all profited from the experience of producing a yearbook and we wish all the luck in the world to next year’s staff. 158 159 Senior Superlatives BEST LOOKING Donna Amaral Paul Dupont SHYEST Sharon Annis Jim Aiello MOST TALKATIVE Denise Morris Cam Crawford BEST DRESSED Cindy Enos John Pacheco MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beth Stevens Kevin McGuire MOST ARTISTIC Margaret Baker George Heath CLASS FLIRT Pat Carroll Bob Arcouette CLASS GOSSIP Blair Lundgren George Phenix MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Dussault Mike Gross MOST GENEROUS Mary-Ann Hemingway George Heath MOST INTELLIGENT Beth Stevens Kevin McGuire FRIENDLIEST Blair Lundgren Steve Medeiros MOST AMBITIOUS Dennis Bouchard Carolyn Gesner Beth Stevens Don Caron MOST THEATRICAL Lisa Kirkwood Mike Venefro MOST POPULAR Jo-Ann Perry Dennis Bouchard MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Carolyn Gesner Bob Arcouette MOST MUSICAL Debbie Perry Mark Gagne CLASS CLOWN Claudette Pare Joe Carreiro BEST ALL AROUND Lou-Ann Poirier Jo-Ann Perry Steve Medeiros 160 Advertisements Compliments of TRAVIS FURNITURE CO., 75 Ferry St. Fall River, Mass. 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Washburn, Jr. Billy Winthrop 181 182 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from THE TIVERTON SCHOOL BOARD 183