West High School - Westerdays Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

ERDAYS M74! Pawtucket West High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island Volume 34 , MAI THAT IS J Lyce OLD IN hi ir HE NAVE L0S1 SHOULD YOU FEB fiULTS N OTHEl S YOUR OWN ,F hat has noI DOsI C0l-O COINS CL,'S 2 ' .-y . .la , WESTERDAY 1974 HIGH SCHOOL TUCKET, RHODE ISLANt) CEMStftj. fOU MAY VIEW. ?T-ERE YOU VE ,lings TOO VOLUME XXXIV The time has come for me to listen to my soul; Tell my friends I will remember them. But tell them not to wait for me; I have far to go before I reach my goal. Three years of preparation, Waiting for our time to come. Those times they passed so quickley; Now nothing is the same. What do we do now — where does the truth come from? Our lives and times have changed; We are all at a different place. No one sure of what he is after. Yet all must run the race. Although our days have been full, We have not learned all we need to know; Let us not wait until our lives are done. Before we learn to grow. Yesterday is behind; But our dreams are not so far away. Will we apply our knowledge? We have time to make a better day. Tomorrow now awaits us. Kathleen Condon 6 • Matthew Bozek — Principal Class of 1974 The class of 1974. has been the distinction of being the first class to come under the direction of our principal Mr. Bozek for all of our three years at West High. During these three years the school has adopted many new ideas in curriculum and student involvement in school affairs. Much of the credit for these innovations and the success realized by them are due to Mr. Bozek. His strong commitment to keep Wesh High School in stride with current trends in education while concurrently maintaining the orderly day to day operations of this school has been no easy task. However, after three years the responsible members of the class of 1974 realize how fortunate we were to have such an able man as our principal. ACADEMICS Normand Lamarre Christine Massie I «� I • • • Jay Ryan English The study of English at West High School involves the student’s attempts to recognize himself and his relation to society and the universe through the media of communication and the understanding of literature. This goal is achieved through a wide variety of courses and activities ranging from basic skills programs to a variety of explorations into the humanities, thematic approaches, writing, and independent study. Some new offerings in the department include: Language, How, What, and Why?; Man and Society; Alienation and Individuality in Modern Societies; Creative Writing; Humanities; and Philosophy. Robert A. Stevens William G. Cronin Thomas Coleman Barbara LaCroix Gloria E. DelPapa Department Head Donald Bosworth Mary Kelley Yea, but I swept it yesterday! Ernest Brousseau Veronica Platt Andrea Zalneraitis Margaret A. Stevens Paul Hurley Paul Mazza Vivienne Cote — Department Head FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language of West Senior High School offers to student’s the opportunity to study French, Spanish, Italian German, and Latin. The aim is to develop a student’s ability in the four basic skills of these languages with particular emphasis on the speaking — comprehension skills, making it possible for students to communicate in a language other than their own. A language laboratory is an important asset in developing the oral-aural skill of any given language and the one at West High is popular with all the students. At West High School, it is also the objective of teachers in this department to enrich the student’s understanding of the culture of the people whose language they are studying and whose country they may one day visit. 17 Paulette Sepul Emile Chevrette Mary McBurney John Paris 18 Robert Ricci George Lozy MATH Ronald Collette Lucile Kolb Daniel McKinnon G. Russell Burns HISTORY The purposes of the Social Studies courses is to impart sound principles of citizenship; to equip students with the ability to distinguish between propaganda and fact; to encourage study of the past in order to better understand the present and prepare for the future. With this in mind, department members have also put stress on the U.S. Constitutiln — its original text and later interpretations. This curriculum provides a balance-solid academic background as well as reflection of student concerns and interests. 22 BUSINESS We, in the Business Education Field, are primarily concerned with the building of skills and knowledge necessary not only in preparation for business occupations but also in preparation for economic competency in the home and the community. Linda Kelley 24 John O’Reilly Department Head Kenneth Costa Sharon Hanley 25 Charleen Christy John Bezak DRIVER EDUCATION Richard Whitehaed A Driver Education course has been in the West Senior High School curriculum since 1941. In the ensuing years, the program has improved and has been expanded significantly. It is the only program in the State offering both on-the-road training and simulation in conjunction with the State 30-hour classroom program. The purpose of this course is to enable the learner to develop, sustain, and demonstrate a commitment to proficient personal driving and responsible civic action for highway safety. Successful completion of the Driver Education Course (a half-year course) earns two (2) diploma credits. Students also earn a discount on their automobile insurance (most insurers) by completing the course. Those students who are on the honor roll are also eligible for a “Scholarship” discount with most insurers. T. Frank Kilmartin 27 SCIENCE The interdependence of man and plants and their relationship to their environment is the basis of all of our courses. Our aim is to guide our students towards careers in health services, conservation and a wellrounded personal and social life in their community. In our course in physics, we are aware that a real understanding of science is our best motivation. That is why our course is directed so that each student will achieve maximum comprehension. The logical organization of the different topics and the through explanation of these are designed to meet the requirements of today’s physics student. Our course has been expanded so that more time can be spent on important topics such as atomic structure and nuclear reactions. We have carefully selected experiments which will be given to our students at least once a week. In chemistry, we are very much interested in meeting the various curriculum requirements for an introductory course in chemistry. In order to do this, we must present both the chemical theory and the descriptive chemistry. Several weeks are devoted to the study of organic chemistry. This is done because we find our former students who have entered college or a nursing school have found this to be helpful. Elizabeth Kelly Paul Durand Biology Department Head Wilfred Laliberte Chemistry Department Head 28 29 ART The goals of Art Education at West are to present the students with a variety of experiences which will enhance their future lives. The development of aesthetic awareness will result in an increased sensitivity to the environment . . . Not only will the students experience the enjoyment of creative activity but they will also begin to understand and appreciate the work of other artists. “What I want and aim at is confoundly difficult ... I want to do drawings which touch some people ... I like to express serious sorrow ... so that people will say of my work, he feels deeply, he feels tenderly” 1 want my work to show what is in my heart . . . this is my ambition.” Vincent Van Gogh Sandra Whiteley Joan Feldman 30 Thomas Breggia 31 James McNaught PHYSICAL EDUCATION The program of Physical Education is designed so as to promote the development of and to deal directly with the potentials of individuals in the following areas; 1. To develop fundamental skills in a wide variety of activities and the corresponding knowledge there of. 2. To develop and maintain Physical Fitness. 3. To establish desirable health habits. 4. To development leadership abilities and a sense of responsibilities. Joan McCarthy 32 Mrs. Ann Coyle William Brady £ o l-H H U P Q W Distributive Education is a program instruction interracting four qualities: work experience, class room theoy, the DECA club and operation of the school store. Epistomologically distributive education operates under the premis that experience is the best teacher and philosphically that each student is an individual. It is our aim to allow the student to persue his or her career interest and to develop leadership abilities in the areas of marketing and distribution. WORK — STUDY The work-study program at West High School is designed to meet the needs of those students who must work at nearly a full time basis or drop out of school. Under the direction of Stanley LaChut and James Gorman, sophomores and juniors in the work-study program have academic work in the morning and leave for work right after lunch. Seniors work full time days and take their final course work in the evening. Credit toward graduation is given to those students who perform adequately at their job stations. A diploma is awarded to all those satisfactorily completing the three year program. 35 OFFICE STAFF Margaret Whitehead Julia Netto Dorothy Callahan Marion Hitchen MAINTENANCE AND KITCHEN STAFF Excelle Dufreshe, Margara Hutton, Alma Bradsley. Gen Padykula Stanley Tumidajski Charles D’Angelo Del Mondor Jack Goldenberg ACTIVITIES COMMITTEES, OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL ■■■ Row 1 Left to right D. Naughton, P. Almeida. A. Santos. D. Cartwright. M. Paquin Row 2 Left to right D. Cohen. R. Faust. M. Barboza. S. Belt, L. Pierce. N. Martin. R. Trottier. D. Paquin, K. Condon, D. Jackson. J. Demty, D. Bouchard, D. Goulet Row 3 Left to right D. Harrison. S. Olivera. L. Borvin. D. Ropalian. K. Alemida. J. Komros. C. Norton. R. Sermian. S. Hyman. P. Madden Row 4 Left to right S. Lavernois, D. Gentry. K. Valade, J. Crowley. L Page. B. Lovely, C. Rose. D. Koufffy, N. Gomes. N. Cousins. A. Oulette. S. Leonard. S. Kenny. M. Duff Row 5 Left to right Miss Christie, Advisor, M. Lovely, R. Coppel, L. Astrach. M. Baptista. G. Therault, J. Johnson. O. Amado. K. Cullen. E. Miller. S. Fernandes. D. Savastano, D. Pita, D. Ferraresi G. Theriaut, J. Gravel, S. Silva, C. Nesbett, D. Paquin, K. Condon. R. Abel, M. Proulx, A. Santos. R. Trottier, D. Cartwright. S. Gousie, D. Naughton, M. Lovely, B. Stone, M. Levin, D. Feriaresi, D. Goulet, S. Calabro, J. Johnson, P. Almeida, S. Fernandes. Junior Sophomore Officers Committees George Matook Paul Marks Donna Baptista Cindy Dawson Mary Barboza Mike Cashman George Lozy junior Class Advisor Mike Cashman — President Donna Lembo — Vice President Mary Barboza — Secretary Donna Baptista — Treasurer Olavo Amado President Marlice Baptista — Vice President Nancy Comes — Secretary Debbie Topalian — Treasurer Emile Cheverette — Advisor Miss Beegas — Hop Advisor Sophomore Hop Committee: Front Row — Left to Right Nancy Durand. Brenda Cartwright, Cheryl Naughton, Nancy Gomes. Lynn DiSano. Anna Cordeiro, Rosanne Surmian. Pat Panichas, Rita Nunes Back Row — Left to Right: John Finan, JoAnn Bacon, Debbie Topalian. Marlice Baptista. Beth LaRoche, Olavo Amado STAFF James Gorman Donna Goulet Denise Paquin Tema Nemtzow Robert Coppel Brian Stone Dale Gagnon Chris Gorman Kathy Condon Audrey Bigney Ellen Papineau Cindy Dawson Liz Miller Roberta Graveline Laurel Oustrach Advisor Editor Business Manager Activities Sports Sports Faculty Ads Seniors Girls Sports Staff Head Typist Photography Art Art 45 BAND 46 47 Ms. Boisclair First Row: Mr. Breggia, J. Crawley. K. Cullen. R. Faust. K. Massey. J. Johnston. W. Lannon, F. Wertheimer. L. Ostrach. T. Nemtzow L Langevin. Mrs. Dashoff. Second Row: D. Gagnon. D. Bouchard. D. Molak, L. King. L. Rondeau. C. Lannon. M. Themis. D. Cohen. S. Hamer. D Jackson. Ihird Row: E. Meyers. D. Gouveia. B. Pare. L. Rothmich. L. Boisclair. D. Pita. R. Ryan. P. Gattenelia. B. Dickervitz. C. Proulx. Fourth Row: M. Andrade. P. Marks, E. Fischer. G. Pion, R. Lannon V Chorus D. Gagnon, S. Kenler. D. Cohen, S. Hamer. Second Row: D. Goulet. D. Paquin, K. Condon,). Bernstein. Third Row: M. Levin, John Henshaw. M. Tspakes, R. Santeinello First Row: D. Jackson, C. Rose, B. Lovely, M. Paquin, N. Giodano. Second Row: D. Fanners, K. CuUen, D. Gangev n,E. SeebecV.M. Za ezn cV,K. Shore, S. Salhany. Junior Alliance Francaise First Row: S. Hainan, Diane Anderson. Second Row. K. Rei R. Goldstein, M. BtiWon LETTERMEN'S CLUB First Row: C. Monast. D. Naughton. M. Proulx, A. Martin, S. Fernandes. A. Bigney. J. Hollinrake. Second Row: K. McNeil, J. Reddington, D. Savistano, K. Jacques, D. Ferrassi, S. Farrel, P. Almeida. Third Row: B. Stone, M. Levin. J. Henshaw. D. Racine. M. Lovely, R. Coppel, R. Dickervitz First Row: M. Duff. A. Cordiero, D. Harrison. J. Crowley. S. Belt. Second Row: D. Gentry, O. Amado. B. Rodrigues. S. Buckless, D. Lagesse. Third Row: M. Neil. D. Haining. 50 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dan Ferrassi — President Susan Fernandes — Secretary Mary Lovely — Treasurer Robin Trottier — Vice President BLEAHCER BUMS Dennis Pita Paul Rinaldi Paul Microulis (not shown) Brian Patanaude 52 CHESS CLUB 53 MATH LEAGUE Math League M. Brillon, R. Ryan, R. Goldstein, D. Goldstein, N. Giordano, D. Langevin, M. Zaleznick. M. Tspakes. SLATER TUTORIAL PROGRAM David Goldstein. R. Greene. K. Shanahan. E. Bartas. K. Condon. D. Gagnon. A. Kenler. L. Harrison. A. Martin. M. Tobin. D. Naughton. A. Cantara 54 55 SPORTS the West High School football team to instill into, each and every ide and desire. Coach Shakett one thing from his players and that was 101% of themselves to the team effort, was highly respected by his players come as a deep loss to all who knew his.death at such an early age he left which livers on. This legacy is of young athletes who became he touched their lives. NEIL SHACKETT LEFT TO RIGHT J. Monahan. K. Mcneile, M. Flamer, A. Vincent, J. Reddington, D. Racine. D. Savastano. Headcoach Larry Caswell. R. Redman. D. Ferraresi, J. Johnson. A. Klapmen, P. Almeida. B.J. Rodericks. Asst. Coach M. Connoley, B.V. Healy, R. Chito. R. Perry, J. Monroe. M. Lemieux. Asst. Coach J. Kazarian. M. Neal. T. Foeur, J. Connors. S. Veilleux, P. Ferrer, S. Panners. Asst Coach F. Pastore, K. Noel. TEAM RECORD W.H.S. OPP. 6 Central Falls 0 0 Tolman 14 20 Bristol 14 51 Hope 6 42 Ponagansett 0 8 Johnston 15 18 Classical 12 14 Middleton 20 6 St. Rays 20 0 Barrington 27 12 Lincoln 28 61 VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom row left to right; M. Coleman. B. Folley, A. Rondeau. M. Flamer co-captain, J. Otis co-captain, B.J. Rodericks. S. Veilleux. S. Panners. and R. Coppel. Top row left to right; J.V. Coach J. Ryan. Manager M. Cashman, P. Slowinski. C. Sears, G. Grigas, R. Bourgette. E. Seebeck. Manager R. Crrire. Coach J. McNaught. Otis goes in for uncontested lay-up. Coach McNaught side line strategy Veilleux shoots high over Lincoln players. Coppel looks over situation. 64 all . . Ryan, coach. S. Panners. ebeck. M. LaChance. M. Bum . Maynard. R- Pi 8' E Se McNaught. T. Turcotte. M Left to Right: R. Lantagne. P Slowinski 66 Row 1 left to right: Andre Maynard, Bill Lannon, Glenn Ginish, Eileen Sherlock. Bob Ryan, Steve Weinstein. Row 2 left to right: Captain Jeff Johnson, Dave Mowry, John Slavin, Keith LaChapelle, Moira Sherlock Row 3 left to right: Mr. Durand. Craig Shaffer, manager Fred Wertheimer. Mark Neill, Jay Priddy Despite a losing record the West Swim team received winning performances from Eileen Sherlock — 4 wins, Steve Weinstein — 1 win, Bill Lannon — 1 win, Mark Neill — 4 wins, Dave Mowry scored 13 individual victories, placed 6th in the State Championship meet, and qualified for the New England Championship Meet. Sophomore Glenn Ginish was undefeated in Rhode Island competition, scoring 30 individual victories. Glenn was elected to the All-State team in the 200 yd. and 500 yd. freestyle. In the New England Championship Meet Glenn finished 3rd in the 500 and 4th in the 200. Glenn’s time of 5:11 established the Rhode Island State record for the 500 yd. freestyle. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Name No. of Points Glenn Ginish 130 David Mowry 85 Eileen Sherlock 42 Mark Neill 38 Bill Lannon 21 Steve Weinstine 15 Keith LaChapelle 11 Bob Ryan 10 Craig Shaffer 9 John Slavin 9 Bob Johnston 2 Donna Harrison 2 Jeff Johnson 1 Jay Priddy 1 Moira Sherlock J.v. Andre Maynard J.V. 67 Northern Division Champions Cross Country Team Record WHS VS. Mt. St. Charles Won WHS vs. N. Smithfield Won WHS vs. Lincoln Won WHS vs. St. Raphael Won WHS vs. Woonsocket Won WHS vs. Davies Voke Won WHS vs. Ponaganset Won WHS vs. Cumberland Won Kneeling; R. Dickervitz, S. Buckless. G. Ginish. D. Movvry. J. Montagne. N. Demos. Standing; M. Vasconcellos. D. Dageste. S. Farrel. J. Coughlin. A. Correia. C. Noons. R. Pina. Coach P. Durand. Row 1; Lou Pezzi, R. Karoghlanian. G. Lourenco, B. Pereira. A. Moreira — capt.. R. Gregorio — capt.. J. Marques. Row 2; Nancy Anderson, Susan Hyman. L. Xavier, I. Vasconcelos. O. Amado, L. Serra. R. Johnson. Row 3; S. Devonis, G. Laramee. R. Williams, R. Lima, L. Anastacio. Absent for photo; M. Fernandes. H. Paulo, J. Gertrudes. 1973-74 SOCCER TEAM Soccer became a reality this year at West High. West engaged in a non-league schedule consisting of varsity and junior varsity opponents. Under the direction of newly appointed head coach, Louis Pezzi, the West soccer team established itself as a future power in Interscholastic League competition. The team won all its non-league encounters, losing only to a college opponent, the Brown freshman soccer team. West achieved a season record of 14-1 and will be welcomed into the R.I. Soccer League next year. The season began with three shutouts: West 7 — Smithfield 0; West 9 — Portsmouth 0; West 6 — Warwick 0. Barrington was the first team to score a goal against West. The soccer season was an overwhelming success with the help of coach Lou Pezzi. 70 1974 Record 14 Wins — 0 Loses W.H.S. 7 Smithfield 9 Portsmouth 6 Warwick 5 Barrington 6 Tolman 7 W. Warwick 5 Smithfield 6 Davies 4 Warwick 5 Tolman 3 Burrilville 3 Cumberland 5 Barrington 6 W. Warrick Opp 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 3 71 Kneeline from left to right R. Dickervitz. O. Armado. K. Jacques, A. Correia, P. Chito, S. Farrel, B.J. Rodericks Standing from left to right Coach D. Boswortn. S. Buckless, J. Bouris. D. Lagestte, J. Couchlin. J. Montagne, M. Vasconcellos. J. Varone W.H.S. 42 Warwick Veteran’s 48 W.H.S. 29 Central High 61 W.H.S. 44 Barrington 46 W.H.S. 52 Mt. Pleasant 38 W.H.S. 73 Tolman High 17 W.H.S. 51 Woonsocket 38 City Meet St. Raphael 54 West 51 Tolman 5 Duel Meet Record 3 3 VARSITY TWIRLERS Row 1; Marie Proulx captain. Mary Lovely co-captain Row 2; Sue Fernandes, Bethany Kay. Regina Preite. Mary Barboza. Diane Jackson. Karen Shore Row 3; Cindy Williams. Debbie Conner, Kathy Newton, Sue Salhany, Barbara Lovely, Cindy Bogohossian Audrey Bigney Marie Proulx captain Debbie Conner Mary Lovely co-captain Cindy Williams Cindy Boghossian 75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Robin Trottier Carol Monast Debbie Cartwright 80 Donna Harrison 81 WINNERS of INTERMIJRAL BADMINTON Sue Havens, Kathy Kinder. Diane Bentley, Anita Santos. Carol Penza INTERSCHOLASTIC gymnastics WINNERS of SOPHOMORE INTERMIJRAL BASKETBALL Sarah Dugas, )oan Sadlier. Sue Eichholz. Eileen Garlick. Sue Emond 82 Bonnie Minken. Nancy Anderson. Grace Slavin COACH — INTERSCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL Miss Hanley WINNING TEAM INTERSCHOLASTIC basketball pm mm i Diane Bentley, Sue Hamer. Eileen Garlick. Diane DeLomba. Cathy D’Ambra, Carolyn Proulx. Sue Emond. Sue Hyman. Sue Eichholz. Joan Sadlier. Marilyn Tobin. Debbie Letendre INTERSCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL Dale Gagnon, Nancy Anderson, Kathy Kinder. Pam Neville. Sue Fernandes, Debbie Conner, Cindy Boghossian, Carol Penza. Diane Bentley, Sue Hyman, Debbie Cartwright. Robin Trottier, Sue Emond. Patti Kelly. Becky Pepin. Jackie Stevenson 83 Darlene Kuggley Joan McCabe Anna Cardeiro — Captain Carol White — Co-Captain Donna Gentry Linda Harrison Shannon Kenny Julie Crowley Sue Beit Linda Miller Joann White Brenda Cartwright captain Marlice Baptista co-captain Nancy Anderson Karen Pedro Mary Paquin SENIORS RUTH ABELL ANDREW ABRAHAM CAROL ADAMS STEPHANIE AHMED DIANE ALLARD MARK ALLARD LLOYD AMESBURY WILLAIM AMODEI ROGER ANDERSON 88 JOYCE ANDREWS 89 CANDACE BAKER DANIEL BARON BETTY BARTIS JACK BATISTA JAMES ARNOLD ANN BAKER 90 AUDREY BIGNEY ANNE BLAIS CYNTHIA BOGHOSSIAN STEVE BORGES JANE BERSTEIN DENISE BOUCHARD -91 92 SUZANNE CHALK LEE BOWNESS JOHN BRUCKER CAROL CABRAL SANDRA CHITO DEBORAH COHEN MARK COLEMAN DONNA CARNAGHAN VALLI CARPETHOS DEBORAH CARTWRIGHT KATHLEEN CONDON DEBORAH CONNOR ROBERT COPPEL LILIANNE COTE MARY COTE JOHN COUGHLIN 94 EDWARD COUTU GREGORY DAWSON JOSEPH DEMTY JOHN DEROY CHARLENE DICKINSON SANDRA DIGIOVANNI 95 STEPHEN DONOVAN WILLIAM DUARTE JAMES DUBE MICHAEL DUPUIS STEPHEN DURAND GARY DUSABLON 96 MARHTAEAGAN ELIZABETH EICHHOLZ RUTH ERMINELLI 97 ANDREW ETTINGER MICHELENE FACHA STEPHEN FARRELL REGINA FAUST MARIO FERNANDES SUE FERNANDES DANIEL FERRARESI 98 MARC FLAMER ANN FLETCHER DENISE FOLAN MICHAEL FOLAN WILLIAM FOLEY DENISE FORNAIO 99 100 DONNA GOULET DEBORAH GABRIEL DALE GAGNON DYANNE GAGNON ROBERT GAUTHIER DAVID GOLDSTEIN DAWN GOULET ROCHELLE GOUSIE JOHN GRAVEL RICHARD GREGORIO 101 GARY GRIGAS SUSAN HAMER LISA HARRISON PATRICIA HARTMAN JOHN HENSHAW JANE HOLLINRAKE 102 ALBERT HUGHES KARIN HURLEY DEBRA IACOVONE DOLORES IAFRATE GAYLE JACKSON CAROLYN JACQUES 103 KENNETH JACQUES BEVERLY JOHNSON JEFFREY JOHNSON RAYMOND JOVIN PETER JUTRAS CAROL KADELSKI ELIZABETH KAY SHARON KENLER KATHY KINDER 104 105 CLAUDETTE LABBE ROGER LANDRY DEBRA LANTAGNE GARY LAROQUE CANDICE LECA JOSEPH LEDOUX PETER LEDOUX 106 SUZANNE LEMIEUX MARK LEVIN MICHAEL LINEBERGER DAVID LOISELLE GUALTER LOURENCO MARY LOVELY 107 CLAIRE MALO JOSEPH MARQUES MICHAEL MARSHALL KATHLEEN MARTIN OLIVIA MARTINS KAREN MCCABE 109 ROBERT MCGINN KENNETH MCNEILE SUSAN MEROW PAUL MICROULIS JOHN MONOHAN CAROL MONAST JULIA MONIZ STEVEN MURPHY ELIZABETH MYERS no CAROL NISBET STEVEN NORMANDIN JOHN OTIS ill DANA NAUGHTON BEVERLY NELSON PAMELA NEVILLE ELLEN PAPINEAU DENISE PAQUIN BRIAN PARENAUDE GERARD PI ON DENNIS PITA PATRICIA PINE JILL POCKER MARIE PROUX DAVID RACINE 112 113 NELIA RAMOS SANDRA RAY JOHN REDDINGTON ANNE RIBEIRO PAUL RINALDI JOHN RIVET JOHN ROBIN 114 ROBERT SHAY ROBERT ST. GERMAIN ROBERT SANTANIELLO ANITA SANTOS CRAIG SEARS KAREN SEVEGNY KEVIN SHANAGHAN MANUEL SILVA SUSAN SILVA ARTHUR SIROIS 117 118 JOHN VARONE JR. MICHAEL VASCONCELLOS MARIE VILANDRE ALCIDE VINCENT BEVERLY WHITE GREG WHITEHEAD CYNTHIA WILLIAMS DAVID ZURBA 120 0 tft TfcOs 1 fc-=� V- s' ’’ ss' fe : llONORS AND A AHI)S ‘ ™ L di _ Y i ' ' 4 -jr.rt ±j A ; K r£ - jlv .?T. r TAKE FAST HOLD OF INSTRUCTION FOR SHE IS THY LIFE O' VALEDICTORIAN Ann Baker 122 MERIT SCHOLARSHIP EXAM LETTERS OF COMMENDATION WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE AWARD OUTSTANDING HISTORY STUDENT Dianne Terrien DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD 128 QUOTARIANS Denise Bouchard. Carol Cabral 129 BETTY CROCKER AWARD BEST BUSINESS STUDENTS 132 Diane Dubois. Beth Kay. Carol Nisbet, Anita Santos ruth abell 292 lowden st. ring, com 1,2; photography 1; dramatics 1; bowling 1.3; ski club 2; jr. prom com. 2; volleyball 2,3. andrew abraham 188 seneca ave. carol adams 76 hazel st. philup africk 84 marbury ave. student council 1; scholastic aid 1,2; dramatics 1,2,3; yearbook 1; ski club 2; swim team 2; jr. frencn alliance 2. Stephanie ahmed 448 lonsdale ave. diane allard 4 kimball ave. bicycle club 1,2; phys. ed. club 2. paul almeida 771 mineral spring ave. football 1,2,3; ring com. 1; jr. prom com. 2; student council 2; j.a.f. 2. lloyd amesbury 51 anthony ave. indoor track 2; chess club 2; baseball 3; newspaper 3. william amodei 84 hurley ave. roger anderson 178 sayles ave. joyce andrews 414 smithfield ave. yearbook 1; jr. prom com. 2; ring com. 2. james arnold 89 thomas ave. phys. ed. 1; jr. prom com. 2. ann baker 68 clyde st. scholastic aid 1; ecology 1; math league 2.3; dramatics 2. candace baker 15 arlington st. joseph barboza 16 aavis st. daniel baron 21 slater st. phys. ed. club 1. betty batis 55 aewey ave. photography club 1; ski club 2; dramatics 3. jack batista 28 white st. bleacher bums-president 3. jane berstein 142 ridge st. art club 1.2; library aid 1,2,3; french club 3. audrey bigney 60 capwefi ave. yearbook 2,3; jr. french alliance 2; dramatics 2; twirling 2,3; letterman's club 2,3. anne blais 249 taft st. student council 1; ecology club 2,3. cynthia boghossian 72 fairmont ave. twirling 1,2,3; chorus 1; badminton 1,2,3; basketball 1; ski club 1,2; volleyball 2. steven borges 46 blommingdale ave. soph, hop com. 1; jr. prom com. 2; yearbook 3. denise bouchard 37 pine st. poetry workshop 1; art club 1; dramatics 2,3; jr. french alliance 2.3; chours 3. robert bourgette 105 fiume st. baseball 1,2; bike club 2; basketball 2,3. lee bowness 175 edgemere rd. raymond brouillette 99 reservior ave. photorgaphy 1,2,3. john brucker 850 main st. ski club 1; chess club 2. mary brunelle 6 lewis st. carol cabral 135 trenton st. ski club 1; bata tri-hi-y 1,2,3; ecology club 2; volleyball 3; basketball 3; badminton 3. Stephen calabro 146 garden st. ski club 1; jr. prom com. 2; sr. prom com. 3; class supper com. 3; newspaper 3. alan cantara 158 west ave. chess club 2. donna carnaghan 856 weeden st. jr. prom com. 2; chess club 2. valli carpethos 33 grotto ave. debroah Cartwright 173 magill st. student council 1; volleyball 1.2; basketball 1.2; badminton 1; bowling 1; bicycle club 1; cheerleading 1,2; ski club 2; jr. prom com. suzanne chalk 406 west ave. jr. french alliance 3. sandra chito 25 nathaniel ave. deborah cohen 97 blaisdell ave. swim team 1,2,3; dramatics 1.2,3; jr. french alliance 1,2,3; ecology club 1,2; student council 1; yearbook 3; chorus 3. mark coleman 465 west ave. basketball 1,2,3; cross country 2; letterman’s club 3. kathleen condon 205 terrace ave. yearbook 2,3,; jr. french alliance 2,3; jr. prom com. 2; student council 2 deborah connor 154 francis ave. delta tri-hi-y 1,2,3; ski club 1,2; twirlers 2,3. mary ellen connor 25 sterry st. robert coppel 238 hillsiae ave. basketball 1,3; baseball 1,3; letterman’s club 3. lilianne cote 185 west ave. ski club 2; d.e. club-president 3. mary cote 40 nathanael ave. jr. prom com. 2. john coughlin 54 nathanael ave. baseball 1; indoor and outdoor track 2,3; cross country 3; letterman’s club-master of arms 3. edward coutu 213 norfolk ave. gregorv dawson 22 balfston ave. band 1,2,3; ski club 1.2; yearbook 3. joseph demty 138 nobson ave. student council 1,2,3; band 1,2,3; ecology club 1; bicycle club 2. john deroy 60 hilton st. baseball 1,2; ecology 1. richard dickervitz 9 reservoir ave. cross country 1,2,3; indoor and outdoor track 1,2,3; ski club 1.2. charlene dickinson 24 mabel st. pep squad 2; jr. prom com. 2. sandra digiovanni 52 norman ave. ski club 1.2; delta tri-hi-y 1.2. david dipaola 105 fillmore st. swim team 2; tennis 2. colleen dolan 147 sterry st. 134 Stephen donovan 32 vincent ave. newspaper-news editor 2; chess club 2; baseball 2; bleacher bums 3. william durate 132 tidewater st. soccer 2. james dube 127 Oregon ave. diane dubois 63 magill st. basket ball 1; bowling 1; ec. club 2. michael dupuis 23 larch st. phys. ed. club 1.2. Stephen durand 503 west ave. ring com. 1; corss country 2; indoor and outdoor track 3. gary dusblon 40 urban ave. ecology club 1. marion dyson 352 smithfield ave. ski club 2. martha eagan 77 auburn st. elizabeth eichholz 12 waldo st. bowling 2.3; camera club 1; ski club 2; swim 3. richard elmasian 175 oakdale ave. ruth erminelli 23 dorrance st. andrew ettinger 86 fowler ave. michelene facha 53 dunnell st. library club 1.2.3. Stephen farrell 168 amherst ave. cross country 1,2.3; ski club 1,2; track team 1; indoor and outdoor track 2.3; intramural basketball 1; letterman’s club 2,3; bleacher bums 3. regina faust 130 clay st. dramatics 1,2,3; band 1,2,3; yearbook 1.3; lr. french alliance 2,3; volleyball 1.2; chorus 2,3; ecology 1,2,3; badmitton 2. mario fernandes 1022 main st. sue fernandes 707 pleasant st. twirling 1,2; fan club 1; ski club 1; student council2; class sec. 1; newspaper 2. daniel ferraresi 22 vivian ave. football 1,2,3; baseball 1,2,3; newspaper 2. letterman club 2; class president 3; student council 3; bleacher bums 3. marc flamer 578 east ave basketball 1,2,3; football 1,2,3; tennis 1,2,3; letterman’s-president 3. ann fletcher 5 mary st. scholastic aid 1; math league 2; newspaper 2. denise folan 184 dora st. michael folan 122 rowe ave. william foley 276 weeden st. chess club 1; basketball 1,2,;3. dahlene freeman 2 buffman st. cheerleader 2; art club 2; sweet heart for-man com. 2. deborah gabriel 183 harrison st. dale gagnon 26 oriole ave. yearbook 1,3; photography 1; intermural sports 1,2,3; pep squad 2; ski club 2; jr. french alliance 2,3; chorus 3; dramatics 3; letterman’s club 3. dyanne gagnon 104 amherst ave. ski club 1.2; swimming 1; volleyball 1; yearbook photogapher 3. paul gattinella 66 power rd. chess club 1; bicycle club 1; chorus 3; indoor track 3. robert gathier 248 pawtucket ave. ecology club 2,3; baseball 3. david goldstein 226 hillside ave. yearbook 1; math league 1,2,3; dramatics 1,2,3; band 1,2,3; student council 1; scholastic aid 1,3; intramural basketball 1; newspaper 1,2,3. dawn poulet 103 fairview ave. delta tri-hi-y 3. donna goulet 33 utton ave. yearbook 1,2,3; jr. prom com. 2; jr. french alliance 2,3; literary staff 3; dramatics 3. rochelle gousie 114 menaon rd. ecology club 2. debra gouveia 892 main st. chours 2.3; chess club 2; dramatics 2. john gravel 175 west ave. soph, hop com. 1; sr. prom com. 3; class supper com. 3. richard gregorio 43 tower st. baseball 1,2,3; soccor 3; letterman’s club 3. gary grigas 207 lowden st. basketball 1,2,3; ecology 2. susan hamer 46 paris st. baamitton 1; bowling 1; dramatic society 1,2; soph, hop com. 1; ecology club 2; chorus 3; jr. french alliance 2,3. lisa harrison 56 marbury st. patricia hartman 286 west ave. Stephen heaney 10 owen ave. john henshaw 99 wilcox ave. tennis 1,2,3; basketball 1,2,3; band 1,2,3; indoor track 3; yearbook 3; jr. french alliance 3; letterman’s club 3. jane hollinrake 20 blodgett ave. albert hushes 59 chandler ave. art club 1.2. karin hurley 288 lafayette st. ski club 1,2; bicycle club 1,2. debra iacovone 67 oakdale ave. ski club 1.2; delta tri-hi-y 1.2; basketball 1; bowling 1,2; cheerleading 2,3. dolores iafrate 234 seneca ave. gayle jackson crook manor basketball 2; cheerleading 2. carolyn jacques 28 blaisdell ave. ski club 1,2; basketball 1. kenneth jacques 360 pawtucket ave. football 1,2,3; swim 1; indoor and outdoor track 2,3; letterman’s club 1,2,3. beverly johnson 11 legris st. jeffrey johnson 317 smithfield ave. ring commity 1; baseball 1; football 2; ecology club 2; newspaper 2; jr. class treasurer 2. katherine johnson 11 legris st. baseball 2; pep squad 2. 135 raymond jovin 343 sayles ave. peter iutras 713 pleasant st. carol kadelski 39 highland st. lirary club 2.3. bethany kay 842 weeden st. twirling 2.3; letterman’s club 3. elizabeth kay 60 diyden ave. ski ciub 1,2; bicycle club 1.2; volleyball 2; badminton 3. sharon kenler 83 blaisdell ave. swim 1,2,3; ecology club 1,2; dramatics 1,2,3; embroidery 2; jr. french alliance 2.3. kathy kinder 278 west forest ave. ski club 2. claudette labbe 64 comstock st. deborah landry 19 merrick st. roger landry 54 privet st. ecology club 2; indoor track 2; intramural basketball 2. kathy lannon 25 north bend st. drama 3; chorus 3; library aid 3. debbie lantagne 99 waltham st. garv laroque 31 hayward st. candice leca 107 malberry st. student council 1; ski club 2. joseph ledoux 51 martha st. peter ledoux 9 paisley st. ecology club 2.3. suzanne lemieux 144 pumnell ave. jr. french alliance 3. mark levin 44 fowler ave. intramural basketball 1; golf 1.2,3; av. club 1; dramatics club 1,2,3; hockey team 3; letterman’s lub 3; yearbook 3. michael linberger 111 waltham st. basketball manger 1; football manger 2. david loiselle 46 utton ave. gualter lourence 25 micks st. gym 1.2. mary lovely 24 carver st. dramatics club 1,2; student council 1,2; basketball 1; ski club 1.2; bowling 1; twirling 1,2,3; yearbook 2; letterman’s club 3; class treasurer 3. lawrence lussier 15 martin court claire malo 69 finch ave. library club 2. joseph marques 367 pleasant st. gym club 1,2,3; soccer club 2.3. michael marshall 28 hilton st. chess club 2. anne marie martin 641 east ave. student council 1; volleyball 1,2,3; basketball 1,3; beta tri-hi-y 1,2,3; yearbook 1; ski club 1.2; tennis club 1,2,3; badminton 3. kathleen martin 574 power rd. olivia martins 108 anthony ave. home ec. club 2; deca club 3 .. karen mccabe 140 stedman ave. ski club 2. jane mccaughey 67 cedar st. ski club 1.2. robert mcginn 28 palm st. soccer 2. kenneth mcneile 74 trenton ave. football team 2; ski club 2; jr. class pres. 2 susan merow 822 main st. paul microulis 247 oakdale ave. student council 1,2,3; ecology club 1; bleacher bum-pres. 1,2,3; yearbook 2. marjorie miller 148 toledo ave. john monahan 319 smithfield ave. football 1.2.3; baseball 1.2; swimming 1. carole monest 210 west forest ave. julie moniz 110 leonard jenard dr. apt. 2A chorus 2. steven murphy 43 brown st. elizabeth myers 66 greeley st. basketball 2; volleyball 2; chorus 3. dana naughton 124 hillside ave. ski club 1.2; volleyball 1,2; basketball 1; badminton 2; cheerleading 2; jr. prom com. 2; letterman’s club 3; newspaper 3; beta tri-hi-y 3. beverly nelson 19 oakdale ave. delta tri-hi-y 1,2,3; ski club 1.2; student council 1; yearbook 3. pamela neville 185 littlefield st. paulette nickolaides 166 garden st. carol nisbet 230 morris ave. delta tri-hi-y 1,2,3; ski club 1,2. steven normandin 422 min. spr. ave. chess club 1; basketball 1; ecology club 1,2; yearbook 3; senior prom com. 3. john otis 94 maynard st. basketball 1,2,3; letterman’s club 2,3; baseball 2,3. ellen papineau 100 martha st. ski club 1.2; badminton 1,2,3; delta tri-hi-y 1.2,3; yearbook 3. denise paauin 133 magill st. student council 1; badminton 1,3; soph, vice-pres. 1; ecology club 1; ring com. 1; jr. prom com. 2; newspaper 2; bowling 1,2,3; ep squad 2; jr. frencn alliance 2,3; year-ook 2.3. russell partridge 22 gerald st. brian patenaude 46 marbury ave. chess club 1,3; football 2; ski club 2; tennis 3; bleacher bums 3. belmiro pereira 36 webb st. gym club 1,2; soccer 3. patricia pine 20 scott st. gerald pion 193 norfolk ave. chorus 2,3. dennis pita 103 Cleveland st. student council 2; dramatics club 2; band 2; chorus 2. Virginia platt 35 vale st. 136 jill pockar 33 blaisdell ave ski club 1,2; yearbook 3. roseann precourt 133 prospect heights marie proulx 45 federal st. delta tri-hi-y 2,3; twirling 2,3; jr. prom, com. 2; volleyball 3; basketball 3; capt. of twirlers 3. david racine 163 west ave. football 1,2,3; band 1,2,3. nelia ramos 44 woodlawn ave. library club 2. john reddington 252 oakdale ave. ski club 1,2; class pres. 1; football team 2,3; letterman club 2,3. jeanne reis 36 rhodes st. basketball 1,2,3; badminton 1; fan club 1; bata 1.2; pep squad 2; dramatics club 2; ski club 3. anne marie ribeiro 566 glennwood ave. ski club 1,2; soph, hop com. 1; jr. prom com. 2. paul rinaldi 141 oriole ave. ecology club 1,2; bleacher bums 1,2,3; jr. prom 2. john rivet 64 trenton st. ecology club 1; art club 2. ronald robillard 173 pine st. ski club 1,2, 3. john robin 103 garden st. ski club 2. authur rondeau 77 clyde st. intramural basketball 1,2,3; basketball team 1,2,3; chess club 1. karl rothemich 64 lafayette st. risa roy 171 garden st. student council 1; ski club 2. theresa roy 17 walker st. margaret russell 22 highland st. robert santaniello 107 Columbia ave. jr. french alliance 2,3; photo club 3. anita santos 497 pleasant st. ecology 1; soph, hop com. 1; ir. prom com. 2; yearbook 2; cheerleading 3; badminton 3. david savastano 116 prentice ave. karen savegny 41 Campbell terrace ski cluo 1,2; volleyball 1; newspaper 2. craig sears 316 glennwood ave. basketball 1,2,3. kevin shanaghan 285 pawtucket ave. bicycle club 1,2; corss country team 2; intramural wrestling 2. robert shay jr. 432 lonsdale ave. band 1,2,3; baseball 1. manuel silva 14 reservoir ave. chess club 1,2. susan silva 7 urban st. chorus 1; ski club 2; bowling 3. arthur sirois 30 waldo st. harold skorupski 34 ash st. chess club 2; hockey club 3; baseball 3. michael skorupski 34 ash st. glenn Stanford 34 stedman st. ecology club 1; band 2,3; ski club 2. charlene steams 1057 main st. bicycle club 1,2,3; badminton 1; ski club 2; jr. french alliance 3. james st. germain 145 west forest ave. fan club 1. robert st. germain 145 west forest ave. jr. prom com. 2. brian stone 16 kenilworth way basketball 1,2; intramural badminton 1; golf 1; ski club 2. ralph sullivan 19 Irving court intramural basketball 2; basketball 3. diane terrien 33 pidge ave. cheerleading 1,2,3; ski club 1,2; volleyball 1,2,3; ring com. 1; basketball 1,2,3; jr. prom com. 2. gerald theriault 25 piave st. art club 1; ecology club 1,2; bicycle club 2; bleacher bums 2,3; hand-ball team 3; jr. allions 2,3. michael thibaudeau 49 whitman st. ski club 2. Stephen tremmel 20 narvard st. ski club 1,2; intramural basketball 2. robin trottier 310 weeden st. cheerleading 1,2,3; ecology club 1; volleyball 1,2,3; jr. prom com. 2; badminton 2,3; sen. prom com. 3; class vice-pres. 3. michael tsapakos 57 pidge ave. drama club 1,2,3; student council 1; jr. french alliance 1,2,3; ecology club 1; scalastic tutoring club 1.2; math league 2.3. waiter turbitt 939 mineral spring ave. bicycle club 1; band 2.3; intramural basketball 3; basketball-manager 3. john varone jr. 433 lonsdale ave. swim 1,2; ecology club 2; indoor and outdoor track 2,3. michael vasconcellos 63 alfred rd. intramural basketball 1; indoor track 3; corss-counry 3. marie vilandre 104 capital st. jr. prom com. 2. alcide Vincent 24 barnes st. fan club 1; student council 1,2; football 1,2; newspaper 3. beverly white 3 alice st. ski club 1; art club 2; ecology club 2. greg whithead 466 grotto ave. basketball 1,2,3; chess club 1,2; jr. french alliance 2,3; letterman’s club 3. cynthia williams 530 smithfield ave. twirling 1,2,3; class tres 1; ski club 1,2; tri-hi-y 1,2; lettermsn’s club 2.3. david zurba 200 magill st. 137 ADVERTISEMENTS TRIANGLE SALES CO. 210 Dexter St. Pawtucket, R.I. 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