Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

DEDICATION Mr. Thomas Ryan We will always remember you, Thomas Ryan, because above all you were a friend as well as a teacher. You treated us as equals — clarifying our own ideas rather than simply dictating your own. Your patience and willingness to listen have won you a permanent place in our memories. To the Class of 1972, you are epitomized by the statement, his chief object has been not to be feared but loved. Therefore, we, the Class of 1972, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Ryan. s.j. g.b. 4 APPRECIATION Mrs. Joyce Fletcher Reflecting back upon our high school days, the image of you, Mrs. Fletcher, comes quickly to mind. The knowledge you imparted to us will never be forgotten — most especially, the knowledge of ourselves which we were able to gain through your guidance. Both in and out of the classroom you taught us to think for ourselves, to be open-minded, and to be aware of what was going on around us. With your understanding and optimistic laughter, you made the road from childhood to young adulthood much less painful for us all. You have won the highest honor for a teacher, the complete trust and respect of her students. Therefore, Mrs. Fletcher, the Class of 1972 gratefully thanks you, a wonderful teacher and friend, for all that you have done for us. We hope to be remembered with as much affection as we shall remember you. gc. APPRECIATION Mr. Thomas Terranova We, the Class of 1972, take this time to thank you, Mr. Terranova, for the miracles you have accomplished for our benefit. As a single man, you have displayed the energy and enthusiasm of three people, resulting in the best athletic program that our schools have ever had. You first won our respect as a fine teacher at the Junior High School. Now, as a coach and athletic director, our esteem for you has continued to grow. We will never forget it was you who succeeded in acquiring better facilities, and instituting many new and varied athletic programs for us. A wonderful individual, you have spread your enthusiasm throughout the entire student body and faculty. We, along with our fellow students and the whole community, sincerely appreciate the tremendous amount of time and effort you have given for us. Mr. Terranova, you will always be fondly remembered by the Class of 1972. Gerald M. Dunn CLASS OF 1972: I offer my sincere congratulations to you, the graduating Class of 1972. This particular period of time in your lives need not be and should not be the termination of your education. Never before in our nation’s history has there been such tremendous opportunity for self-advancement. Your parents and school have provided you with the basic necessities which will enable you to become a productive citizen of your community and nation. It is now encumbent on you to broaden and enrich that background to achieve successes far beyond those my generation ever dreamed possible. Sincerely, Gerald M. Dunn, Principal To The Class of 1972: Graduation is also called commencement.” With it commences a new and freer chapter of your life, however, the full responsibility for your life will now fall on yon. The next chapter of your life will determine your vocation, marriage, social position, the place where you will live, raise a family, and make friends. It will be the longest and most important portion of your life, to be measured not in years, but in decades. Our educational objective was not to give you facts to remember, but the tools with which you yourself might gain the knowledge to find the pattern of life which will be the best for you. Let us hope that we have succeeded and that your adult life will be stimulating and rewarding. Sincerely yours, Edward T. Morenzoni Superintendent of Schools 6 Edward T. Morenzoni FACULTY Mr. Warren J. Pelcon University of Michigan B.A., M.A. Assistant Superintendent — Education Mr. Salvatore J. Augeri University of Rhode Island B.S., M S. Assistant Principal Mr. Frank J. Cotter Rhode Island College Ed.B., M A T. Head of Social Studies Department Miss Helena Dunn Gdlege of St. Elizabeth, A.B. Head of Science Department Mrs. A. Eileen Forgue Rhode Island College, Ed.B. Bryant College. B.C.S. Head of Business Department Miss Joan Maguire Boston State College B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. University of Michigan M.A. (Math) Head of Mathematics Department Mrs. Margaret D. Miller Rhode Island School of Design B.S. Brown University, A.B. Head of Art Department Mr. Thomas M. Ryan Brown University, A.B. University of Rhode Island M.A. Head of English Department Miss Lillian V. Ruisi New York University, A.B. Head of Language Department Mr. Thomas A. Terranova, Jr. Ithaca College, B.S. University of Connecticut M.A. Athletic Director 7 Physical Education Miss Barbara R. Baruzzi Middlcbury College, A.B. French Alfred University, B.A. University of Rhode Island M.L.S. Librarian Mrs. Mary L. Algiere University of Rhode Island B.S. Homemaking •. Mr. Alan H. Anderson Fairleigh Dickinson, B.S. Adelphi University, M.S. Biology, Oceanology Physiology Mr. Donald H. Autry University of Rhode Island B.A. Biology, Physical Science Mr. Kenneth F. Chaffee The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Rhode Island College, M.A.T. 8 Pre-Calculus, Algebra II Mrs. Janet Collins Kansas State Teachers’ College B.S. English Mr. Carl Corbett Rhode Island College, B.E. Leathercraft, Shop Mrs. Carol Crandall University of Rhode Island B.A. English Mr. Robert E. Fallon Providence College, B.A. U.S. History Mr. James J. Federico University of Rhode Island B S Calvin Coolidge, M.Ed. Physical Education Miss Eva M. Despres Bryant College, B.S. English, Speech and Drama Mr. Antonio A. Esposito Rhode Island College, Ed.B. University of Connecticut M.S. Leathercraft Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Patricia Fiskc Keene State College, B.E. Physical Education Mrs. Joyce B. Fletcher Roger Williams General Hospital School of Nursing R.N. University of Rhode Island B.A., M.A. Biology, Physiology Marine Biology Mr. Howard Flora University of San Francisco B.S. University of Connecticut M.A. Reading Miss Jane Gates Mount Holyoke College. A.B. Brown University, M A T. History Mr. Walter G. Gibson University of Rhode Island B.A. History 9 Mrs. Elizabeth Godomski Connecticut College B.A., M.A. English Mrs. Maureen F. Logan University of Dayton. B.A. University of Rhode Island M.A English Mr. George Huettl University of Wisconsin B.S., M.A. History Mrs. Sarah R. Krause University of California at Riverside, B.A. Rhode Island College, M.A Guidance Mrs. Sandra Lynch Bryant College, B.S. Shorthand, Typewriting Secretarial Practice Mr. Frank Lynn Berk lee College of Music B M Band Dr. Jean A. Marriott University of Rhode Islam B.S., M.S., Ph D. Chemistry, Physics Mr. David McIntyre Providence College A.B., M.A. History, Current Affairs 10 Mr. John Newman University of Rhode Island B.S. Distributive Education Business Mathematics Mr. Thomas A. O’Connell Rhode Island College A.B., M.A. English Mrs. Louise Palaia The Juilliard School of Music B.S. Choir. Belletones Mr. Edward F. Renola University of Rhode Island B.A. The American University M.A. Algebra, Geometry Miss Mariette Pendleton Mr. F. Bradford Pride Syracuse University, B. Art FA University of Rhode Island B.S. Bookkeeping. Business Law Business Mathematics Mrs. Margaret Robertson Bowling Green State University, B.S. Typewriting, Office Practice Mr. George H. Routhier Providence College, A B. Rhode Island College. M A T. Senior Review Math Geometry, Calculus Probability Mr. Mario G. Sabatini Providence College, B.A. Middleburv College, M.A. Italian, French Mr. Arthur M. Sacco Brown University, B.A. University of Mississippi M.C.S. Advanced Chemistry Chemistry' Mr. Saul J. Steiner Norwich University. A.B. Suffolk University, M.A. English Mr. David B. Stephenson University’ of Rhode Island B.A., M.A. Guidance 11 Mr. Joseph F. Terranova Holy Cross College, B.A. Rhode Island College, M.Ed. Latin. Italian Mr. John J. Thompson University of Rhode Island B.A. Inquiry into Crucial Affairs Urban Geography Mr. Raymond A. Wright University of Rhode Island B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing BEHIND THE SCENES Mr. Joseph A. Wyman College of Education, Oswego B.A. University of Rochester, M.Ed. Guidance Mrs. Geraldine C. Visgilio Trinity College, B.A. Columbia University, M. French Mrs. Helen M. Webb Island College, B.S. School Nurse Mr. Thomas A. Wcyant University of Rhode Island B.A. Algebra Mrs. Ann Marie Blanchet Office Secretary' Mrs. Margaret Dinoto Library Assistant Mrs. Ruth Faiola Guidance Secretary Mrs. Edith Jacobson Office Secretary I knew we should have practiced more!' May I go to the clinic?' I know they're out there somewhere. I'll be brave .. . no blindfold! I’ll bet you can’t guess what I'm thinking about. Isn't that cute! I heard that.' mixes RUSH ESNI sEDuriBisRiimiRnif CLASS HISTORY In 1969 we emerged from Babcock Junior High into the bright, new world of Westerly High. Anil here our story begins. After a few weeks of adjusting to our itty bitty sophomore status, we decided that the (inly way to be heard around here would be to elect our class officers and Student Council members. President Frank Ravenelle ruled the class with a helping hand from Donald Murano as Vice President, Secretary Michelle Ravenelle, the everlasting treasurer. Tom Turco and Social Chairman I.inda Friend. Our class advisors were Mrs. Fletcher and Mr. Autry. Representing our class on the esteemed Student Council were Kathryn Quintal, Elizabeth Magowan. William Nardone, and David Gencarelli. Our valiant sophomore football players were Anthony Leonetti. Donald Murano, Frank Ravenelle, William Holliday, Stephen Knight, Vincent Capizzano, Michael Pellegrino. Michael Casey, and Stephen Piccolo. And on the other foot, George Panciera, Louis Sposato. David Gordon, Del Chin. Michael Toscano, and Marc Nicol gave their best to the soccer team. Gregory Donahue. Jack Capizzano, William Nardone, David Gencarelli, and Joseph Serra proved to he more than just a drop in the bucket to our basketball team. After weeks of practice, tryouts for the yelling squad were held. Kathleen Rose, Isobel Vargas, Judith Morgan, and Co-Captain Linda Friend were chosen. The curtain closed on the final performance of prize-speaking with Rita Gaccione, Scott Everett and David Gencarelli as our winners. Our sophomore year was the debut of new baseball coach Ierranova. Michael Toscano, Frank Ravanelle, and Gregory Donahue won starting positions as the Westerly Nine upset several opponents, including Chariho and Stonington. Also aiding the cause were Charles Falcone. Donald Murano, and Lawrence Manette. Joseph Nigrclli, Vincent Capizzano. Joseph Serra, Michael Casey, and Ward McKenna helped set the pace for the track team. Michael Casey was part of the the -MO yard relay which set a school record. 'Lime of the Season was the theme for our Sophomore Hop and the gym was appropriately decorated with a gazebo and flowers and streamers in spring colors. Doreen Sieczkiewicz was crowned our queen with Debra Marino, Valerie Winchester. Claire Trebisacci, Linda Barrus, Kathryn Quintal, and Denise Pillmear as her court. In September we returned to W.H.S.. now as tiny, tiny” juniors. Voted into class office were Chief Donald Murano; Bruce Celico, his able assistant; Scribbler Geraldine Liguori; Thomas Turco, the cents’-ible treasurer, and Debra Marino, Social Chairman. The officers will never forget their weekly meetings when advisors Mrs. Godomski and Mr. Fallon came up with thousands of ideas to help the class. The first project for the officers was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was a huge success and aided in building a solid class treasury. Edward Pasqualin, William Nardone, and Frank Ravenelle, along with Student Council Secretary Kathryn Quintal, put their heads together to revise our Constitution, which resulted in spring elections and open Council meetings. The Council also carried on an exchange program with West Warwick High School. Taking the football field for the second year were Gary Ger-vasini, David Gordon, Frank Abate. Frank Sistare. Stephen Piccolo, James Ward. Frank Ravenelle, William Holliday, Michael Pellegrino, Vincent Capizzano. Christopher Coulahan, William Higgins. Henry DiGregorio, Anthony Leonetti, and David Gencarelli. The soccer team, with the second best defense in the state, was helped by Del Chin. Francis Finocchiaro, Michael Toscano, Marc Nicol, George Panciera. Thomas Turco, and Louis Sposato. The basketball team, with the help of William Nardone, Gregory Donahue, Joseph Gaccione, Jack Capizzano, finished third in the Class B Western Division, making the play-offs. The yelling squad was made complete with the addition of Sandra DiPaola. In 1971 the baseball team became the Division Co-Champions and by defeating South Kingstown in extra innings won a place in the play-offs. Members of the team included Lawrence Manette. Michael Toscano, Donald Murano. David Ferraro, Gregory Donahue, and Frank Ravenelle. Jack Capizzano set a school record of 180 on the low hurdles. Also making a fine showing in other events were Robert Rodman, Michael Casey. David Gencarelli, Vincent Capizzano, Joseph Serra. Michael Spezzano, Joseph Gaccione, Joseph Nigrclli, and Barry Sullivan. Teeing off for the class of ’72 on the golf course was Donald Foberg. For the first time an informal swim team was organized at W.H.S. with David Carpenter, Christopher Raithel. Thomas Turco, Steven Johnson, and Conrad Dreczko participating. In early March preparations for our Junior Prom began. Finally on April 4. under midnight blue skies with twinkling stars, Brenda Taylor was crowned queen, as our theme song. Stairway to the Stars. played softly in the background. Serving as members of the queen’s court were Donna Anthony, Carol Cooper, Debra Marino. Michelle Ravenelle, JoAnne Cherenzia and Linda Friend. Along came September and we eagerly entered the halls of W.H.S. for our final and most exciting year. At last we reached the status of high and mighty ’ SENIORS! We chose officers capable of guiding us through the year. Re-elected for another term were President Donald Murano and Treasurer Tom Turco. Other officers include Michael Spezzano as Vice President, Secre-taiy Isobel Vargas, and Social Chairman Michelle Ravenelle. 'Faking the reins of the Student Council and setting outlines for future projects are President Edward Pasqualin. Vice President-Treasurer Gabe Benoit, Frank Ravenelle, and Thomas Turco. Returning as coach once again, Mr. Augeri found talent and skills in a menagerie” of ball players. Leading the team were Gi-rav Ravenelle and Gorilla Capizzano as Co-Captains. Other members of the squad were Sphinx Gencarelli, Dude Gervasini, Chip Celico, Donny Duck Murano, Tony Tiger Leonetti, Joe the Toe Serra, Porky Pic Piccolo, Skunk Holliday, Coulagoon Coulahan, Flash Gordon, Hen -ry DiGregorio, Snake in the Grass Ward, and Stork Sistare. Our class broke with tradition once again, as this year was the first time the Thanksgiving game was postponed. But it was well worth the wait, for after three years Westerly defeated the Bears in a thrilling 15-13 game. Partial credit goes to the Pep Club (President Gail Somerset) and the Cheerleaders for the fantastic support given our players. The soccer team came up with their first winning season under the direction of Coach Serra. One of the greatest victories was the defeat of long-time rival Chariho. This was made possible by the superb efforts of Co-Captains Michael Toscano and George Panciera. Other members of the team were Francis Finocchiaro. Alfred Brousseau. Marc Nicol, Jack Capizzano, anil Louis Sposato. Michael Toscano was selected to the All-Star Team both as a Junior and Senior and this year made second team All State. Returning for their last year and looking forward to a fine season on the basketball court are Gregory Donahue, Joseph Gaccione. William Nardone, and Jack Capizzano. Soon our high school years will be merely memories. Having already exchanged class pictures we hope that they will help us to remember the friends we have made throughout our school years. We now look forward to our Senior Prom as well as Senior Week and finally at last that long awaited day — graduation. However, the experience and the knowledge that we have gained in these three years will always be a part of our future lives. 16 CLASS OFFICERS As our senior years comes to a close, we are rapidly approaching the end of one, and the beginning of another — much more significant — phase of our lives. During the past twelve years, aided by the guidance and inspiration provided by our parents, teachers, and friends, we have been able to manage our lives successfully. We are sincerely grateful to each of them for their generous assistance. However, as we leave Westerly High School, we should realize that we now must stand on our own two feet in facing the problems ahead. More so than ever before, we are compelled to search deep within ourselves to find the answers to the problems that will confront us later in our existence. We must be confident in deciding what roads in life are most suitable for us. As John Donne once said, No man is an island”; no man stands completely alone; yet, as we grow older, it is imperative that we stand poised and assured while resolving the complexities of the future. I therefore wish the entire Class of 1972 the best of luck in whatever you may endeavor in the coming years. Donald Michael Murano Class President, 1972 Left to Right. Thomas Turco, Treasurer; Michelle Ravenelle, Social Chairman; Donald Murano, President; Michael Spezzano, Vice President; Isobel Vargas, Secretary. ARIES You arc the adventuresome pioneer, the original self-starter, independent and high spirited. GABOURY JOSEPH BENOIT Gabe” No man u as ever great by imitation.” Barker Staff 2, 3, Co-Editor 4; Astronomy Club 3; Theater Club 4; Chemistry Team 2; UR I Biology Seminar 3; National Honor Society 3; Student Council Vice President Treasurer 4; Citizens Advisory Committee 4. MARY ELLEN BUCKLEY Mullen” Don't worry, you'll never get out of this world alive.” Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Tennis Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ELLEN COSTANZA “Mary” Something's lost and something s gained in living every day” BETH ANNE MACQUOWN Beth” Thine eyes have seen the glory” Pep Club 2; Choir 2, 3; Theater Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Girl’s Track Team 4. JOSEPH JULIAN FIORE ”Fi” Every man is an architect of his own fortune” Home Room Representative 3; Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 4. SHERRY O BRIEN Sherry” 'The puzzle pieces; finally they fit.” Band 2; Theatre Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Writers Group 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Barker Staff 2, 3, Literary Editor 4; Rhode Island Governor’s School 3. 19 JOYCE PATRICIA PELLETIER ’’Joyce' ... Trying to reach a friend somewhere and make that person smile . . .” Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance 3. CATHERINE ANN RUISI Reese Confusion within her mind slowly unfolding, to the wisdom of her own choice” Pep Club 4. RENATO MICHAEL RUSSO Nick There is only one success; to be able to spend your life in your own way ” Astronomy Club 3; Barker Staff 4. PETER JOSEPH SAM I AGIO, JR. Sammy To do a great right, do a little wrong” Cafeteria Crew 2, 4; Junior Basketball Manager 2. 20 TAURUS You have a down to earth sense of pleasure. You are naturally cautious; you don’t believe in luck nor in the whims of fate. MARGARET MARY BURNS Maggie Blossom, smile some sunshine down our way, lately we've been lonesome” G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Tennis Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOAN ELLEN CASTAGNARO Knees Give me the brush and I’ll paint you the world.” RALPH DePIETRO Ralph ”1 look at things as they are Ski Club 3, 4; Cafeteria Crew 3. GLORIA JEAN MARlE DePLACIDO Glor” No horizons beyond her viewing nor j azes at the sun” Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club v 1. Pep Club 4; Yearbook Staff — Co-Art Editor 4. 21 JOSEPH EERACO Joe A per fed gentleman from bead to toe” DONALD AARON FOBERG Foxie” Let thy words be few.” Golf 2, 3, 4: Broadcasting Club 2; Band 2. LINDA RUTH FRIEND Lin” A young leader, a lady, and a true friend. Girls Track 2; Social Chairman 2; Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2; Prom Court 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Library Aid 3; Office Aid 3; Cheerleader Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Literary Staff 4; Ski Club 4. ELAINE MILDRED GREER Elaine Ask, and it will be given you: seek, and you will find: knock, and the door will be opened to you. Auxilium Latinum 2; National Honor Society 3; Honor Roll 2. 3; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2; Track 2; Tennis Club 4. LORI JEAN HEAPS Lori Music is said to be the speech of angels Band 2, 3; Stage Band 2; G A.A. 2; Future Nurses 4. WINNIE ANNE HOLLAND Winnie Et ery day is a brand new one.” Choir 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Future Business Leaders Club 4. STEPHEN JOHN KNIGHT Duke ”The mind of each man is the men himself ” Football 2. BRUCE GORDON LADD Bill” ”Why will men worry themselves so? 22 STEPHEN EDWARD LOMBARDI Steve So man was ever wise by chance.” R.I.C. History Colloquia 4; Theatre Club 4. STEVEN ANDRE MAJEIKA Steve I gentleman by nature and a scholar by education” Tennis Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Barker Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homeroom Representative 3; Theater Club 4; R.I.C. Colloquia 3, 4. DEBRA LEE MARINO Deb Know her for five minutes — remember her jor a lifetime. Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Social Chairman 3; Homeroom Representative 4. Yearbook Staff 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3. PATRICK EDMUND Me ANDREW Ace” Transfer from Tabor Academy Every day I meet a new face — every day I go a new place.” JUDITH BURCH MORGAN Jude It’s not that you do something for someone, it's that you be something for someone. Library Aide 2. 3. Homeroom Representative 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3. Yearbook Start 4; Girls Track Team 4; W Club 4, Secretary. KARL MUELLER Mule Anything for a quiet life.” Golf Team 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3. BRENDA JEAN PELT Bren There may be Peace without Joy, and Joy without Peace, but the two combined make happiness. ’ Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Ticket Seller 3, 4. CHERYL LYNN PHILLIPS Cher ' With her she carries a pocketful of toy and willingness.” Honor Roll 2; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2. 23 JOYCE LEE REED Joyce” ’'Happiness is what life is all about. ’ Ski Club 4; Future Teachers 4; Future Business Leaders Club 4. PAMELA ANNE RUZZO Pam There is always a reason for laughter and tears. Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4. WILLIAM SIMONE. JR Willie And what they dare to dream of. dare to do Ski Club 3. WILLIAM THOMAS SISSON Willie To say that Tve stopped changing is to say that Ti e stopped growing and to say that Tve stopped growing is to admit that I am dead . MICHAEL JOSEPH SPEZZANO • Mick It is a true saying, that a man must eat a peck of salt with his friend, before he knows him. Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. President 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Vice-President 4. LOUIS PAUL SPOSATO Spits” A wise man is his own best assistant. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Barker 4; Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ANN DYER STEADMAN Ann Wisdom is to knou myself, courage to change myself, and serenity to accept myself Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Rhode Island Solo and Ensemble 2. 3; Theater Club 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Future Teachers 3; Yearbook Staff 4. PAULA ELAINE STRATOULY Paula We are closer to things invisible, than things risible. Future Teachers 2; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. 24 THOMAS JOSEPH TURCO ,'ToIn,, There is no such word as fail.” Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Swim Team 3 ; Chemistry T cam 3; Student Council 4; Theater Club 4; Learbook Staff 4. DAVID BRUCE WAGNER Daddy Wags” He has half the deed done who has made a be inninzy Barker 2, 3. Sports Editor 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; R.I.C. History Colloquium Seminar 4; Theater Club 4; Prom Committee 4. JAMES AREEN WARD Snake An innocent look can hide much deviltry Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Home Room Representative 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Football 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. CYNTHIA LEE WOLL Cindi” Sincerity is present in her smile? Sophomore Hop 2; Future Nurses 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 4. GEMINI You have an ever-changing, unpredictable personality. You are seldom happy in one place very long. FRANK THOMAS ABATE Y’Abbott” ”One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a many Football 3; Prom Committee 3, 4. LINDA LEE BARRUS Dinda ' ‘Life has no pleasure greater than friendship.” Prom Court 2; Future Nurses 3, 4. HENRY GIRARD DiGREGORIO 'Ernie” To be strong is to be happyy Football 3, 4. VINCENT GIRARD CAPIZZANO Gorilla” A spectacle unto the world, and to angels — a man. a proud man. Football 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Home Room Representative 2, 3; Cafeteria Crew 3; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH L. CARTER “Debbie” I will tell you the beginning. and )ou may see the end! Tennis Club 2; G.A A. 2. He can, because he thinks he can. Auxilium Latinum Award 2; Basketball 2; Track 3: Tennis 4; Football 3, 4; Student Council 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Prize Speaking 2, 4. DAVID FRANCIS GENCARELLI Ginx” 26 gale lee gradilone 'Gale Born with a Rift of laughter and the ability to make others laugh.” Future Teachers 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 3, 4. Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; G.A.A. 2. WILLIAM J. HOLLIDAY ‘Skunk” He is the life and soul of the party” Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN KEENA Pud 5he is happy who knoweth not herself to be otherwise.” Choir 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Belltones 2. MARY ELLEN LEFLER ‘'Mary” '77 speak to thee in silence.” JOSEPH BURTON I.ORNE MANETTE “Joe A man's reach should extend his grasp” LAWRENCE GERARD MANETTE Larry” No man is in need if he can still laugh” Soccer 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JOHN McQUADE Mike” Life is really simple but men insist on making it complicated.” LESLIE JEAN MELLOW Leslie Life is what you make it” 27 WILLIAM ANDREW NARDONE •Billy ’ Turning to the sea he turns to himself and creates a universe, unique” Student Council 2, V. Yearbook Staff 1: Honor Roll 2. V, Basketball 2, 3. 4; Boys' State 3. JEAN PANCIERA Jeanie” The tide rises and then falls, the sun rises and then sets, a new day dawns and then ends, hut friendship will last forever” G.A.A. 2; Benefit Bakery 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Clerical Editor 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL ROBERTS Mike’' Silence conceals his self■ satis faction.' ’ DEBRA ANN SHULDA Debbie 7 he happiest people seem to he those who have no particular reason for being happy except that they are MICHAEL IOSEPH TOSCANO Tusky Tomorrow let my sun his beams display, or in clouds hide them: I have lived today. Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Prom Committee 4. JERYL DONNA VUONO Jen Graceful in step, poised in gesture” Future Nurses 2, 3, President 4; Ski Club 3. 28 CANCER You have great depth of feeling, hut you are extremely sensitive, and your feelings can easily be hurt. ROBERT WARREN AWKERMAN Awk” Man should he even heller than he seems. DEBORAH ELAINE BARBER Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and he yourself. G.A.A. 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers; Rhode Island College History Colloquium 4. SAMUEL JAMES BROWN. Ill Sammy” He shall have music wherever he goes. Band 3, 4: Stage Band 3, 4. DEBRA ANN CAPPUCCIO Capooch” ''Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty. Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Assistant Business Editor 4. PATRICIA ANN CLINE Clinky Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. Future Nurses 4; Ski Club 3. LOUIS JOSEPH CONTO, JR L.C. If you could read my mind, what a tale my thoughts could tell. Distributive Education President 4. 29 NICOLETTE NANCY CORONATO Niki'' You do your thing and I'll do mint’. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, nor are you to live up Jo mine ” Theater Club 4; Future Nurses 4. DEBORAH ERANCOISE DAURAY Debbi Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind Secretarial Club 4. SCOTT M. EVERETT Scott” We still have it in our power to rise above the fear, imagined and real, to shoulder the great burdens which destiny has placed upon us .. Theater Club 2; Prize Speaking 2; Boy s State V. Barker Staff 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; United Nations Youth Pilgrimage 3; Rhode Island College History Colloquia 4. MARGARET S. FAZIO ' Faz” Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday Pep Club 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer 3, 4; Choir 4; Tennis Club 4. GERALDINE MARIE FUSARO Flo Speak happiness, the world is sad enough” Choir 4; Hm. Rm. Rep. 2. 3, 4; Library Aid 3; Future Teachers 4; Ski Club 3; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 3; Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3. DEBRA ANN McVEIGH ' Deb Live one day at a time, enjoy one moment at a time. G.A.A. 2: Future Teachers 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. 4; Yearbook Literary Editor 4. Tennis Club 4. DONALD MICHAEL MURANO Duck Once in a thousand years a character appears. Class Vice President 2, President 3. 4. Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4. BARBARA PAJAK Barb ... to thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day. thou const not then be false to any man. Choir 2; Future Teachers 4. 30 PATRICK JOSFPH REGAN Pat Quiet persons arc welcome everywhere BRENDA ]FAN TAYLOR Brindy” Lit e day by day like a child in the sun Theater Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Prom Queen 3; Library Aid. SALLY MAUREEN TAYLOR Transfer from New Hampshire Sally Love means never having to say you're sorry. CLAIRF MARIA TRFBISACCI Treb” For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways Prom Court 2: Pep Club 2. 4 Honor Roll 2, 3; Future Teach ers 2, 3; Prom Committee 2. 3 Theater Club 3; Library Aid 3 Yearbook Staff 4. MARIA GIOVANNA TURDO Maria On her tongue is the law of kindness. G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Future Teachers 3. Secretary 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Track 4; Barker Staff 4: Theater Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Office Aid 3. ROBIN BERII WEBB Rob When someone stumbles, don't laugh, don't have pity, reach out. Pep Club 2; Future Teachers 2; Prom Committee 3; Theater Club 3; Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Editor-In-Chief 4. LEO You are very proud and generally individualistic. You are the sign of the true extrovert. You radiate magnetism and optimism. STEPHEN IOHN BEATTIE B.T. If s getting hard to he someone, but it all works out. It doesn't matter much to me. Homeroom Representative 2. 3; Honor Roll 2: Barker Staff 4. Business Editor 3; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Co-Art Editor 4; Ski Club. Vice-President 4; Writer’s Group. Illustrator 4. MARY ETTA DICKEY Gus” Politeness costs nothing and gains everything.” Ski Club 2. 4; Future Teachers 2, 3; Choir 2. 3; Office Aid 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Belletones 3; Future Nurses 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Future Business Leaders 4. CHARLES FRANK FALCONE Chuck” If something has to get done, it won't get done by stopping in the middle ” Baseball 2; Golf 3. 4. EUGENE TERRY FINOCCHIA RO Terry Lit e in the gladness of today.” Ski Club 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4. FRANCIS WILLIAM I INOC CHIARO Fina” He is truly great who is little in himself, and makes no account of an y height of honors.” Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. SUSAN IACOI Sue There are moments when silence, prolonged and unbroken, is more expressive than all words ever spoken.” Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Library Aid 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Futur Business Leaders 4. 32 LYNN ANN KIMMEL Lynn” Sometimes it is better to be often and feeling than closed and wise Pep Club 3; Future Teachers 3; Yearbook Staff 4. CELENA MARIE LoPRIORE Serina I believe in having a good time, for I'll be young only once. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. JAMES WILLIAM MARTELL Jim” Laugh and the world laughs with you .” Track 2; Baseball 4. FRANK DANIEL SISTARE Frank” Better to face a danger once than be always in fear. : otball 3, 4; National Honor ciety 3. GARY PIERCE Gary A good and easy minded soul. GAIL MARIE SIMONE Simone Silence is her most outstanding quality. Office Aid 2, 3: Library Aid 2, 3; Banner Carrier 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Bell-tones 3, 4. VALESKA EMILY KING Bunny” True friendship, a treasure for life. MICHELE SPOSATO Mish One does not live in a world of fantasy; one lives to be free. G.A.A, 2; Pep Club 2; Distributive Education Secretary 4. 33 VALERIE LYNN WINCHESTER ’Winch” The best thing in life is to love and be loved.” Choir 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Office Aid 3; Library Aid 3. CANDACE LUANNK WRIGHT “Candy” We are all born for love . .. it is the f rincif le of exiUenct and its only end” Pep Club A: Yearbook Staff • Theater Club I; Future Tead ers A Prom Committee A. VIRGO You are happiest when you are helping others. You are more mental than emotional and your innate reserve often prevents you from being able to express your true feelings. DONNA MARIE ANTHONY Boon” ’'Along u ith her sparkling eyes, she possesses a friendly heart. Yearbook Staff 3; Prom Court 3. DIANE GWEN BERADO Diane A dark haired girl with a merry air Ski Club 4. DIANE BONVENUTO Diane A kind heart loseth naught at last. Prom Committee 2, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. ALFRED CHARLES BROUSSEAU Ar Quiet and efficient, a pleasant fellow. Track 3, 4; Soccer 4. DEBRA MARIE CASALE Debbie A happy person is worth more than gold . FRANK LOUIS CIDALE Cid Meet the challenge of all obstacles in life Baseball 3, 4. 35 BRUCE GRANT Moose” ’Youth is the time for fun. STEVEN PAUL JOHNSON Gus ’’The truth is always the strongest argument Barker Start' 3; Swim Team 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chemistry Team 2; National Honor Society 3: Theater Club 4; Tennis Club 4; URI Biology Seminar 3; Art Editor 4. GERALDINE LIGlTORI Ge Heaven is where friends will no longer say good-bye to one another” Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4: Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers' Club 2. 3, 4 Prom Com. 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Thanksgiving Day Dec. Com. 3: Office Aide 4. OSCAR CLEMENT MARTF.LL. JR. Oscar” Af y opinion is a silent one. CAROL LUCILLE COOPER Carol” Garmented in light from her own beauty . . ” Library Aid 3; Office Aid 3; Prom Court 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Theater Club 4. JEANNE MARIE MORRONE Jeanne” Twinkle, twinkle little eyes, what’s the mischief you disguise? G.A.A. 2: Ski Club 2, 3, Treasurer of Ski Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Thanksgiving Day Dec. Committee 3; Yearbook Photographer 3, 4. JOHN VICTOR FERANDO Dolamite Life is jar too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Cafeteria Crew 2. JOSEPH MICHAEL NIGRELLI Nigrel” Not doing what you like but liking what you do is the secret of happiness Track 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 4. DEBORAH ANN MARIE PETROCELLI Pet Passing shadows — let them pass; Who would stop a cloud that overshadows a garden? The cloud is transitory. the garden blooms.” Ski Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 2. 4; Theater Club 4; R.I.C. History Collo-quia 4. STEVEN ALLEN SCROGGINS Scrogs How many deaths will it lake 'til the) know that too many people hate died? The an steer my friend is blowing in the wind.” Distributive Education. Vice President 4. ROBERT FRANCIS SELVIDIO Buddy Rich Friend of all: Foe to none.” Band 3; Stage Band 3; Ski Club 2. BERT CALVIN SMITH, III Buzz Leisure strikes me as a wonderful pleasure. LIBRA As a Libran you enjoy social affairs and you will go out of your way to meet people and extend to them the little courtesies that make life more pleasant. DAVID BAUERLE Dave” Happiness runs in a circular motion.” Barker Staff 4. BETHANY WALES BOLEJACK Betsy Nothing is more simple than greatness; indeed, to be simple is to be great Band 2, 3: Pep Band 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Theatre Club 4; Library Aide 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4. DAVID NATALE BROCCOLO 'Broc Folly is the direct pursuit of happiness ” GINA LOUISE BROWN Gina To wake at dau n with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of living” ANDREW BURBELO Bungalo Strength is born in deep silence” Sport Fishing Club 2. MAMIE CHEN Mamie Every sound shall end in silence, but the silence never dies.” G.A A. 2; Barker Staff 3. 4: Theater Club 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 4: Tennis Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Auxilium Latin-um Award 2. 38 DEL YEN CHIN Del beholding the bright countenance of truth in the quiet and still air of delightful studies.” Soccer 2; History Colloquia 2. CONRAD BRIAN DRECZKO Conrad’ It is impossible to underrate human intelligence — beginning with one's own ” Football 3; Swim Team 3, 4. ANITA KATHLEEN GAVITT Nita There is also a sure reward for faithful silence.” Honor Roll 2, 3: Future Business Leaders Club 4. Treasurer. MARIANNE HILL “Maggie Mae The soul selects her own society.” Future Nurses 4; Ski Club 3. DEBORAH MARIE GENCARELLA Ginx If I can’t find fun I’ll make some” Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hm. Rm. Rep. 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Thanksgiving Day Decorating Committee 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4, Vice President. HEATHER JEAN JORDAN Heather Live, laugh, and be happy.” Future Nurses 4; Ski Club 3. DIANNE ELIZABETH LACHAPELLE Di ' There is nothing permanent except change.” Theater Club 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 4. ARTHUR HOLMES LATHROP Arthur Knowledge is power” Auxilium Latinum Award 2; Football 3- 39 EDWARD P PASQUALIN, JR. Eddie Creation is great, and cannot be understood. Yearbook Staff 3; Boy's State 3: Student Council 3. President 4; R.I.C. History Colloquium 4; Track 4; Presidential Classroom 4. CHRISTOPHER JOHN RAITHEL Crunk” A man is u hat he knoweth Honor Roll 2. 3; National Honor Society 3; Swim Team 3, 4; Tennis Club 4; Barker Art Editor 4; Sports Fishing Club 2; Hm. Km. Rep. 2; Auxilium Latinum Award 2. GAIL ANN SOMERSET Gail Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me ” Pep Club 2. Secretary-Treas-urer 3. President 4; Ski Club 3. Secretary 4: Future Teachers 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Thanksgiving Day Decorating Committee 3. ANN M. SERIO Ann” For she is the quiet kind. Tennis Club 4; Theater Club 4; History Colloquia 4. KIM KRISTY TRAYNOR Kim To everything there is a season, and time to every purpose under the heaven. Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. DENISE PILLMEAR Denise” 'One smile for every girl: two for every boy ” Pep Club 2, 4; Office Aid 2, 3; Library Aid 3; Ski Club 4; G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 2; Yearbook Photographer 3, Photography-Editor 4; Future Business Leaders Club, Secretary 4. DEBRA MARIE WHITE Debbie Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy Future Teachers 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. LAURA MAY WILLIAMS Laura” Those who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed Future Teachers 3, 4. 40 SCORPIO Scorpio: intuitive, determined, and secretive. Yoa rely on first impressions and you are not an easy person to fool. KATHLEEN MARY ARCHER 'Arch How short our happy days appear.” Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Stajje Band 4; Theater Club 4. KIJRT HOWARD BOWEN Bow” Let us therefore follow after the things that make for peace” RICHARD JOSEPH BROWN. JR. Harry Eat, drink, and he merry.” Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 4; Choir 3, 4. JOANN MARY CIMALORE Jo When the heart dares to speak it needs no preparation ” Ski Club 2. 3, 4. DAVID JOHN FERRARO Farra The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed ” Astronomy Club 3- 41 ROSEMARY GUARINO “Rosemary May the hand of a friend always be near you.” Theater Club 3, 4. JOYCE MARIE KELLY Kelly As true as I live.” JAMES FREDERICK KIRBY Stick In quietness and confidence shall he your strength.” ANTHONY PATRICK LEONETTI Tony A man protesting against error is on the way towards uniting himself.” Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, •I; Band 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL FRANK LUPINACCI Lupe Strength of mind is exercise, not rest.” High Honor Roll 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3. 1; Westerly Interact Club. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4. WALTER DAVID MILLER Walt People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.” Tennis Club 3, 4. DAVID LEE MONEYPENNY Big Burr' His pencil drew whatever his soul designed.” DIANE FRANCES MONEYPENNY Di Those who are pleased themselves, must always please.” Library Aid 2; G.A.A. 3; Office Aid 3, 4; Future Nurses 4. 42 MARC HENRI NICOL Nick” Measure your minds' height by the shadow it casts.” Sportsfishin£ Club 2; Prom Committee 2, 4; Soccer 2. 5, 4; Golf 2, 3. 4; Barker Staff 3. 4; Theater Club 3, 4; R.I.C. History Colloquium 3, 4. STEPHEN FOSTER PICCOLO Porky-Pic Strength, respect, and power belong to those who practice good sportsmanship.” Band 2; Cafeteria Crew 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Track 4. JOHN WILLIAM REYNOLDS John '7 disapprove of what you say. but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” Astronomy Club 3, 4; Theater Club 4. KATHLEEN MARIE ROSE Kath Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are of peace.” G.A.A. 2; Honor Roll 2. 3; Prom Committee 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. BEATRICE PATERNO Bea ”Love is flower-like, friendship is like a sheltering tree.” ROBERT WILLIAM QUINT Bob He is a man, take him for all in all” Baseball 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4; Theatre Club 4. DAVID BRIAN ROHAN David” Thy spirits are most tall” BEVERLEE-JEEN MARIE SCHAEFER Bj Those who give happiness possess it most.” G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 3; Choir 4.' 43 JOSEPH DONALD SERRA, II Joe” A journey of a thousand miles must begin u ith a single step.” Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM SHELDON Mike Not stepping over the bounds of modesty BARRY PHILIP SULLIVAN Transfer from St. Bernard s High School Sully The next da) is never so good as the day before Distributive Ed. 4. MICHAEL LAURENCE SULLIVAN Mike Gladness of heart is life to a man ” Choir 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. SHARON ANNE SULLIVAN Sully Getting fun out of life is just a matter of living it.” G A.A. 2: Library Aide 3; Ski Club 3. 4. SANDRA MARIE TENUTA Toots Friendship often ends in love; but love in friendship never” G.A.A. 2; Library Aid 2. 3; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 3. 4: Future Teachers 3; Honor Roll 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. GREGORY TRUSS Greg” Let all the ivorld say no, I'll keep my own Track 3, 4: Marine Biology 4. 44 SAGITTARIUS You want to leave your imprint on time, to make a contribution to society. You have a strong need for independence. BOBBETTE LYNN BARONE Bobb Silence is golden” PAMELA SUSAN BARONE Pam” I could tell you about my adventure beginning from this morning — but it’s no use going back because I was a different person then Ski Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4. GIACOMO FRANK CAPIZZANO Cap” Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is the best ending for one” Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Soccer 4. DAVID WAYNE CASWELL Dave” I decline to accept the end of man.” Band 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. GAYLE MARIE CHERENZIA Cherenz Life is hers to mold with her dreams: but youth will soon fade and only memories remain ” Future Teachers 2; Pep Club 2. 3, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Barker Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 4. DONNA JOYCE CLARK Donna Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. a little nonsense now and then is pleasant” G.A.A. 2; Choir 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3: Theater Club 3, 4. 45 MARGARET ANN DeBARTOLO Sweetness is her personality and voice G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer 3, 4; Ski Club 4. GREGORY MARK DONAHUE Q No man is free who is not master of himself. Auxilium Latinum Award 2 Baseball 2, 3, Co-Captain 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4; Yearboo Staff 4. ANNE MARIE LOMBARDO Anne Climb high, climb far. your goal the sky. your aim the star. Auxilium Latinum 2; Prom Committee 2. 4; Future Teachers 2. 3, President 4; Office Aid 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Theater Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN MATTHEW M AX SON John Men of few words are the best men. Soccer 2; Cafeteria Crew 3; Track 4. WARD GERARD McKENNA Ward” Silence is true wisdom’s best reply. Track 2, 3, 4. EUGENE MATHEW PARISE Eugene The good and the wise live quiet lives. Honor Roll 2; Theater Club 4 46 JEANNE MARIE PELLEGRINO Jeannie Happiness . . . that's the key to everything.” Pep Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Theater Club 4. CONNIE MARIE PIETRAALLO Con’’ 'Tis always morning somewhere in the world. Future Nurses 3. KATHRYN ELAINE QUINTAL Kath Friendship doubles our joy and dit ides our grief.” Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 2, 4; Student Council 2, Secretary 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Belle-tones 2, 3, 4: Pianist 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. GAIL LYNN STAPI.IN Gene” The earth has music for those who listen.” Choir 2, 3, 4; Belletones 2, 3, 4; Library Aid 3. Astronomy Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pep Band 4. KEVIN BRUNO WALSH ' Brun” In mischief he hath a hand MARYANN D. WALSH MaryAnn” A rare combination is she — eagnerness. mischief and ability.” Future Teachers 2; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. I SUSAN ELEANOR WILLIS Sue Good temper sheds brightness on everything” Future Teachers 3; Theater Club 3, 4. 47 CAPRICORN Capricorn: Constructive and practical in all you do. You have a deep need for love and companionship. You respond to others. MITCHEL SCOTT AUERBACH Mitch Transfer from Florida He is of calm nature. Theater Club 4; Ski Club 4. DAVID CURTIS CARPENTER ’’Coop” ”Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind'1 Auxilium Latinum 2; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Swim Team 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Tennis Club. BRUCE JOSEPH CELICO Chip A word is hut a hard thing, to say” Homeroom Representative 2, 4; Football 4; Cafeteria Crew 3; Class Vice President 3. JoANN CHERENZIA ”Jo” Hold my hand and find me through my fingers; find my heartbeat in my palm, the frowns around my fingertips, touch this part of me that feels you.” Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Pep Club 2, 4; Office Aid 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Future Business Leaders Club, President 4. TERRENCE DWYER Transfer from Washington Terry” Speech is silver, but silence is golden.” ROBERT ALFRED FIORf Cat” '7 u ill get h) with a little hel from my friends. 48 RITA ANNE GACCIONE Rita” What I am is God's gift to me; What I make of my self is my gift to God ! Prize Speaking Contest 2; Pep Club 2; Future Teachers 2, 3; Theater Club 3; Prom Committee 2, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Business Editor 4; Future Business Leaders Club 4. GARY DAVID GERVASINI Gcv” He has occasional flashes of silence that make his conversations perfectly delightful! Football 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4. MARTHA JEANNE KUSTESKY Marty Kooky 7 would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than to be crowded on a velvet cushion ! Pep Club 2; Choir 2, 3; Barker Staff 3. 4; Theater Club 3, 4. STANLEY PAUL MOLON Transfer from St. Bernard’s Bozo” A man of virtue, judgment, and prudence speaks not until there is silence! SONDRA JOY McCOLLOUGH Sandi” ”The best way to get something done is to begin! G.A.A. 2; Chemistry Team 3; Theater Club 4. LOUIS C. PAPPADIA, JR. Pappy” Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it! Basketball Scorer 2, 3, 4. FRANK ANTHONY RAVENELLE Gi-rav” ”Action may not always bring happiness; but there is no happiness without action! Class President 2; Student Council 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Ski Club 4. DAVID IOHN RILEY Beeshu” Hidden beneath is determination and quiet nerve: 49 AQUARIUS You encourage any idea, advocate any cause that you feel will benefit humanity. BARBARA ARNOLD Barbara” Must share it — happiness was horn a twin.” Prom Committee 3. JUDITH LYNDA BRYANT Jude” We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing while others judge us by what we have already done.” Pep Club 2; Theater Club 3, 4. MICHAEL JOHN CASEY Case” Silence is man s eternal duty.” Auxilium Latinum 2; Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN ANN CAULFIELD Jockey” Innocence and youth should never be unsuspected ” Future Nurses 2, 3, Vice President 4: Ski Club 3; Choir 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD CHIARADIO Jim Happily he goes his way.” CHRISTOPHER BARRE COULAHAN Goon It matters not how long we live but how we live” Football 3, 4. 51 PAULA JEAN DiANGI P Around her lingers an air of sweetness, sincerity and simplicity Prom Committee 2, 3, 1; Tennis Club 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4. JANET ANN FAUBERT Jan” I’ve sat ed some sunlight if you should ever need a place away from darkness G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. LISA LEVANTI Lee” Enjoy what you are.” Prom Committee 3, 4; Future Teachers 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. DEDE LYN McCOLL De” Quiet and unassuming.” MICHAEL ANTHONY GENCARELLI Ginks Good natured and even tempered” ELIZABETH ANNE MAGOWAN Betty-Anne Individuality — the end to her means ” G.A.A. 2; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2, 3: Theater Club 4. SANDRA JEAN DiPAOLA Sandy” '7 believe in the sun, even when it is not shining” G.A.A. 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 3. 4. ROBERT B. OATES Wally” To be independent is the business of a few only; it is the privilege of the strong” 52 DEBRA JEAN PAGE Deb Modest dignity and calm content.” G.A.A. 2; Office Aid 3. MICHAEL PELLEGRINO Mike A hardy frame, a merrier spirit .” Football 2, 3; Track 3, 4. SONDRA FAYE PERKINS Sunshine ”When the power of love is as great as the love of power, then there will be peace.” MICHELLE DENISE RAVENELLE Ravie” ”She looks like an angel and she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do.” Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Office Aid 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Thanksgiving Day Decorating Comm. 3; Social Chairman 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Choir 4. DIANA LEA RIBEIRO D.D. ”Within her quietness she holds intelligence and kindness” Prom Committees 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 4. PISCES THEODORE M. CLINE 'Bear'' All men are created equal; let us keep it that way.” Sportfishm ; Club 2; Cafeteria Crew 3; Golf Team 2, 3, 4. The activities of the world often confuse you. You should associate with positive-minded and socially adjusted individuals. RICHARD AUGUSTO Rich'' ” Where ever you go, there you are” Barker Staff 3, 4; Theater Club 4. JAMES EDWARD AZZINARO, JR Azzie To fill the hour — that is happiness” NICHOLAS ANTHONY BOTTONE. JR ’’Nick' Music, the greatest good that mortals know” Band 2, 3. 4; Sta e Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 4. SHARON ANN BROSSEAU Sha Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make those dreams come true ” Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Future Teachers 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JOSEPH JOHN GACCIONE, JR Gatch His strength is not to sit still! Prom Committee 2; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4. 54 ESTHER ANN GALANTI Est” No much talk — a great, sweet silence Choir 2, 3. 4; Bclletones 4. BETHANY ANN KENYON ’Beth' To the wise, life is a festival” Ski Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS LaPIETRA Joe Birds flying high, you know how I feel; Sun in the sky, you know how I feel; River running dry, you know how I feel. It’s a new dawn, it's a new day, It's a new life for me. and I’m feeling good. GEORGE WILLIAM LOOMIS George There is only one way of seeing things rightly, and that is, seeing the whole of them. KATHLEEN PATRICIA RODNEY MARCOTTE LYNCH Rodney Kathy All things shall be peace.9 Happiness is knowing how to have fun Choir 2, 3. 4; Library Aid 3; Office Aid 3; Astronomy Club 3; Belletones 3, 4; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 4. DEBRA ANN MONTALTO Debby She is wise who wishes to do what she can.” NOREEN CELIA MURPHY Norm Let not your heart be troubled. G.A.A. 2; Office Aid 2, 3; Library Aid 3; Banner Carrier 3, 4. 55 GEORGE PETER PANCIERA George” One man u'ith a dream shall come forlk and conquer Band 2; Latin Award 2; Soccer 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Tennis Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Rhode Island Honor Society 4; Merit Scholarship Test — Letter of Commendation 4. STEPHANIE JEAN PELLEGRINO Steph I would lire the same life over if had it live again.” Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prorji Committee 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN RODMAN Robbie 'Speech is great, but silence is greater ” Track 3, 4. DIANE CAROL SHORTMAN Di” Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere Drama Club 2: Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 2, 4. ISOBEI. VARGAS Izzy It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice ” Homeroom Representative 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Class Secretary 4; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. 56 4� PROPHECY It was hound to happen. One bright sunny day in the year 2028. our wonderful and beloved ninety-five year old school counselor passed away quietly. Our counselor left us all his money which amounted to two-hundred and forty six million dollars. That is, he bequeathed it to the glorious Westerly High School Class of ‘72. Now with their million dollars each, the graduates could start to live the life that everyone dreams of. There was one problem that confronted the entire situation. How could the graduates of the '72 class be located? To solve the situation, Sandy Tenuta, Stephanie Pellegrino, and Debbie Cappuccio were delegated to find their fellow classmates, and give them their share of the money. Since these three girls kept in touch with most of the graduates, they were the best ones suited for the job of finding them. Some of the graduates were not hard to find since they had opened up many profitable businesses in town. For example, Frank Abate and Mike Pellegrino opened Mamma's Shell Gas Station on Mechanic Street. Debbie White and Cindy Woll are doing mid jobs for the boys like scrubbing white noils. Margaret Burns. Mary Ellen Buckley. Donna Anthony, ami Marce Fazio, have established the Eternal Rest Home down by the Sleepy Hollow. Bruce Celico, I.ouis Conto, Willie Simone. Jack Nardonc, Mike Spezzano, anti Jim Azzinaro have opened a surf shop on Beach Street. Chris Raithel, Andrew Burbelo. and David Moncypcnny built a factory for producing imitation deer antlers for frustrated hunters. Jeanne Pellegrino and Kathy Lynch worked in the building where a remover was made to remove the nail polish remover made by the company whose president was Oscar Martell. and whose business manager was Diane Bonvenuto. The three searchers devoted to finding the class members of 72 soon realized that they needed a central location from which to work. They selected the North Pole as their location. Near their headquarters, the searchers came upon a scientific expedition. Upon investigation, they were amazed to find Dave Ferraro, head scientist of the polar expedition. Dave Miller was the assistant scientist and Mary Ellen Lefler served as their female technician. When asked what they were looking for they gave a rather lengthy reply. It seems that they were looking for Bruce Ladd who was looking for Steve Knight and Kevin Walsh, who had been lost while searching for the South Pole. As a beginning, the searchers put an ad in the large newspapers of the world. At the Daily Mess, Rich Augusto was editor-in-chief, with Martha Kustesky in charge of advertising, and Mamie Chen, editor at the city desk. Working as the outspoken but respected columnist was Sherry O'Brien. The Missing Persons Bureau in Washington. D.C. was an obvious place to ask for assistance. There, George Panciera and his secretary, Lynn Kimmel, were of invaluable service. F.B.I. Chief Steve Lombardi, ottered useful advice along with his chief detective Dave Girpenter. The searchers found that many graduates were involved in U.S. Industry. For example, the Crumple Krinkle Cereal Factory is owned by Dave Broccolo. When one of the searchers arrived for a tour of the factory. Judy Morgan and Linda Barrus were taking notes from the head accountant Mike Sullivan. The foreman. Bob Oates was speaking to Bethany Bolejack, Dave Bauerle. anil Ann Serio about the rising prices of grain. In the twenty five years since graduation, space exploration has boomed just as everyone expected it to. Logically, a stop was made to Cape Kennedy. Upon arrival at the cape the searchers were greeted by Debbie Barber and Laura Williams for their tour. While walking to the pad area, Laura pointed up and said, There goes Nick Bottone and Eugene Pa rise. They're making a routine check of the next shuttle to Mars.” Upon entering the control tower at pad six. the searchers found Bob Awkerman. He pointed to a missle on the launching pad and said, MaryAnn Walsh and Celena I.oPriore are in there. They have to make a run up to the moon. Pam Barrone has fallen into a crater and they have to get her out. Are there any other classmates up there? asked one of the searchers. John Maxson took a technicians job on Mars. Debby Marino, Sharon Brosseau. and Sandy DiPaola are interplanetary stewardesses. Those arc the only classmates out of this world at this time. On pad eight, a launching was taking place. The voice of Dave Riley came over the relay system ... 10. 9. 8. . . . The beautiful pencil-1 ike rocket shot forth into space. Chief scientist Mike Casey, was checking the rocket from inside the take-off shelter. Electronics engineer, Scott Everett and space scientist Del Chin were checking their gauges. A helicopter, flown by Frank Cidale and co-piloted by Terry Dwyer, was to pick up the astronauts when they splashed down while divers Tom Turco and Frank Ravenelle were securing the capsule. In a world based upon speed, supercar racing has become a major sport. The federal government built a cross-country expressway from Maine to California for use as a race track. At the track, preparing for the international championship were Jim Kirby and Ralph DiPietro, renowned racing drivers. They all drove W.A.T.Z.'s manufactured by Gabe Beniot. Looking over the cars were the auto experts Angelo Terranova and the automotive inspector Debbie Montalto. The announcer. Jim Martell called the cars to the starting. The head track official, Dede McColl, dropped her checkered flag and with the pounding of hooves and a cloud of dust they were off. At the finish line in California. Karl Mueller was waiting impatiently because he had an appointment with his dentist. Dr. Billy Tooth Finocchiaro. Racing was not the only sport that appealed to the members of our class. Golf also had its followers. Puttering around the nation’s most difficult golf courses were Chuck Falcone. Dave Wagner, and Ted Cline. In another part of the country Jim Chiaradio and Bob Cat Fiore competed for the Billiards championship of the world. An anonymous caller suggested the searchers go to Hollywood to look for more of their classmates. Upon arrival they were greeted by Anita Ga itt for a short tour of the studios. She left them at the Scandal Movie Co. headed by Jeanne Morrone and Laura Williams, a distant relation to Andy. On one set in the middle of a slapstick comedy. Mike Toscano and Larry Manette were about to have it out over Jeannie Panciera. At the fatal moment Superman, alias Vin Capi zano. swooped in and snatched her from their clutches. On the next set an opera was being rehearsed. The lighting director. Lou Pappadia. and Brenda Pelt, the make-up girl, were busily at work. 58 The searchers had a conference and decided that Whatza Matter University, (once Westerly High) would be the next stop. At the administration building they met the Dean, Anthony Leonetti. He introduced them to the Professor of English, Pam Ruzzo; Professor of Mathematics, Steve Johnson; Professor of History, Geri Liguori, and Dean of Women, Joe LaPietra. And teaching the new Italian Method was Gayle Cherenzia. In the middle of their visit to Whatza Matter U. Sandy Tenuta realized that they had left their irreplacible class lists hack in Hollywood. A return trip was necessary. While visiting Universal Studios they came upon the set of the King and I. Surprisingly enough, taking the starring roles were Robin Webb and Stephen Beattie. The Personnel director was Joan Cast'agnaro. When they came upon the set of Hamlet, they found Hamlet himself, actually. Dave Gencarelli. and Ophelia, Rita Gaccione quarreling over the fate of Rozencrantz ami Guildenstern, David Gordon and Gary Gervasini. As the searchers were about to leave Hollywood, Judy Bryant, the secretary of Acme Airlines run by Pat McAndrew anil Billy Sisson, told us that our round trip tickets were no longer usable. Consequently they had to call Michelle Sposato's Taxi Service. She obligedly sent her two crack drivers Sharon Sullivan and Michael Gencarelli. to drive them back to the East coast. On the long drive back they noticed a spanking new aluminum factory out in the mid-west. Upon investigation they found the head foreman, John Reynolds, was all wrapped up in his work. Upon their arrival home on the East coast, Stephanie Pellegrino found that her beloved hamster had died. Before doing any more work they had to get flowers for the funeral. They were amazed to find that many of their former classmates were working there. Among them were Kathy Rose, Carol Cooper, Rosemary Guarino. and Winnie Holland, whom they found tip toeing through the tulips. The purchase of the flowers was not enough to calm Stephanie. It was necessary to go to the Drug store, that is. William Higgins's Drug Store for some Excedrin. Behind the Lunch counter were Roxanne Champlin. Susan Iacoi, Beth Mac-Quown, and Debra Shulda, eating all the profits. The head pharmacist. Elaine Greer, had just finished distilling her third successful hatch of corn whiskey after having taken prescriptions from Dr. Michael Lupinacci and Dr. Eugene Finocchiaro. After talking with Elaine they found that Dr. Finocchiaro had just finished delivering a beautiful set of quintuplets aided by Bob Quint. The assisting nurse was Betty Ann Magowan. All of a sudden a great realization dawned upon the three searchers. They found that the more they traveled, went sight-seeing and enjoyed themselves, the easier it was to find their classmates. Hard work was not necessarily the answer in this case. So. what did they do? What do you think? They went around enjoying themselves. They decided to hit the beach for some sun. Before going to the beach they went to Kathy Archer’s Sporting Goods Store for some rafts. Employed there were Kurt Bowen, David Rohan, the canoe expert. Valerie Winchester in charge of the guns, Susan Willis and Robbie Rodman selling fishing reels and Ward McKenna in the toy department. After deciding that they wanted a picnic lunch on the beach they went to Rodney's Marcotte and discovered Mike McQuade. David Broccolo. Steven Scroggins. Henry DiGreg'Oreo , Joanne Cherenzia. Lina Spino, Al Brousseau. and MaryEtta Dickey all in the produce room playing cards during their lunch break. Steve Scroggins finally won and they all agreed to help them get the food they need for lunch. While trying to sneak away with no further distractions they were snagged by Barry and Bert, co-owners of Sully and Smith s Hardware, who were celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of their partnership. David Carpenter and Cheryl Phillips were serving screw drivers. They finally got away and made it to the beach. After picking up some mustard and relish at Joe Serra’s Concession Stand they noticed Lou Sposato. the lifeguard, espying the many bathing beauties sunning themselves. Among them were Janet Faubert, Denise Pi I linear. Patty Cline, Debbie Dauray. Claire Trebisacci. Beatrice Paterno, and Mary Costanza. Down by the water, were Donna Clark, and Debbie Casale building sand castles. In the water the local marriage counselors, Linda Friend and Jimmy Ward, were having a splashing fight. The sun soon got too hot and they started home. On the way home they came upon a rather disastrous accident which resulted when Joe Fiore, Renato Russo, and Chris Coulahan, all riding motorcycles, ran into Cathy Ruisi and Paula Stratouly's live chicken stand causing a widespread epidemic of the tickles. That night they went to Billy Holliday’s restaurant. The waitresses on duty were Valeska King, Maria Turdo, Jane Pucci, and Noreen Murphy. The head chef, Don Murano, was talking to the bartender. Steve Majeika about the upcoming rush hour. The entertainment was the Crusader Hare led by Sammy Brown. Other instrumentalists and vocalists were Stephen Piccolo, Esther Galanti. and Kathy Quintal. Bob Selvidio, alias Buddy Rich. was the drummer. One of the assistant chefs was sent down to Reales Market to buy some badly needed grinder rolls from Paula DiAngi and Gloria DePlacido. That night everyone went to see the stars of the NBA or better known as the Never Bombed Accidentally, consisting of Jack Capiz-zano, Greg Donahue, Joe Gaccione, and general manager Mitch Auerbach. In the audience was Stanley Molon, Eddie Pasqualin, Isobel Vargas. Joyce Pelletier, Gerry Fusaro, Joan Vangieri, Gale Gradilone, Marriannc Hill, Debbie Page. Joyce Reed. Heather Jordan. Jacquelyn Caulfield. Patrick Reegan, Brenda Taylor. Margaret DeBartolo. and Dee Ribeiro. Financing this championship was the Westerly Trust Bank, the president being Gregory Truss: the vice president. Bruce Grant, treasurer. Marc Nicol, the secretary Barbara Pajak. After all, they decided to go to Frank Sistare’s Donut Shop for a coffee. At the coffee pot was Sondra Perkins. In the kitchen was Diane Shortman. At the counter were Debbie McVeigh and Gail Somerset. Was it possible? Were they actually done searching for their classmates? They had spent 245 of the 246 million dollars finding their classmates. So now that the well had run dry, they admitted that it had been a job well done, and that the remaining million dollars should go to the authors of the 1972 Class Prophecy. Written by: Dave Gencarelli Greg Donahue Jack Capizzann 59 CLASS WILL We. Kathy Quintal. B. J. Schaefer. Dec Dec Ribeiro. and Mo DeBartolo, do hereby leave our courage to explore every nook, cranny, and closet in this school. I. Bob Sclvidio, leave my drumming ability and skills to Don Plowman. We. the yearbook editors of 1972. do hereby leave this quote to the future residents of Chamber 201: “We either live together as brothers or perish together as fools. We. Robert Quint, Steven Majcika. Chris Raithcl. William (Jack) Nardone. and Marc Nicol, leave Monday 1th period to any deserving juniors. I. JoAnn Cimalorc. do hereby leave to Cheryl Muoio. all of my ulcers for all the things we attempted to do that I would worry about. We, Maryetta Dickey and JoAnn Cherenzia, do hereby leave to lorn McQuadc and John Pellegrino our Peyton Place. I. Steven A. Majcika. hereby leave my maneuvering ability to lit my Lincoln Continental into the small parking places at W.H.S. to my deserving cousins. I. Bruce Chip Celico. leave to any underclassmen the ability to stay on the tootball team with a shag haircut for the whole season. I. Jack Capizzano, do hereby leave the hurdles to anyone who has his ups and downs. We, Bill Jack Nardone, Greg Cue Donahue. Dave Wagy Wagner. Larry Monk Manette. Jack Cap Capizzano. Fran Bill Finnochiaro, Mike Nose Toscano, and Dave Sphinx Gencarelli, do hereby leave all the good times that we had celebrating at Majeika s house to any deserving Junior who can play host as well as Steve did. I. Frank Ravcnellc, leave Bobby Mitchell Mass'machoo'-ay-choo-ay; Con-net-ti-con-niute; and Pike Pic. L Bruce Chip Celico, leave Chris Tasca all the fun that I had surfing during the winter months at K-39, Matunuck, and Point Judith. Good Luck Chris! We, Barbara Arnold and Brenda Taylor, do hereby leave to Maryetta Longo our Christmas Carols, and the race to the unevens, in hopes that she can get there first. I, Robert Oates, leave my 1919 Chevy, The Wallbanger, to anyone who thinks he can nurse it to school every day of the year. I. Joe Nigrelli. do hereby leave my jewelry know how to Kevin Colosi. We. Awk and Lurch, do hereby leave our cat Stretch to Mrs. Fletcher and Mr. Anderson in hopes that they can figure out how we butchered it. I. Donna Anthony, do hereby leave my parking place on the hill for anyone that wants to walk a mile every morning. I. Karl Mueller, leave. I. Mike Toscano, of not too sound of anything, do hereby leave anything you can find of mine. We. Mick Spezzano and Lou Sposato. of incredible dissecting skill, do hereby leave Filmore, our physiology cat. to any undeserving underclassman who feels he can put him back together. We. Debbie Gencarella and JoAnn Cherenzia, do hereby leave to any Sophomore, Junior anil Senior of next year, the ability-never to have any argument between one another since kindergarten. We. Marianne Hill, Heather Jordan, Celena LoPriore. Patty Cline, Patty Kenna. Jackie Caulfield, Steve Knight. Ralph DePietro, Kurt Bowen, Willie Simone. Bob Oates. Richard Brown. Gary Pierce, Billy Sisson. Pat Me Andrew. Michele Sposato. Beth Kenyon. Bruce Grant, and Bruce Ladd, do hereby leave our grubbiest pair of jeans to anyone goinj enough to wear them. I. Martha Kustesky. do hereby leave Mr. Cuddles, my pet killer ape. to Mr. Ryan, with hopes that he will unleash it on next year s unsuspecting Humanities class. We, Blaine Greer anil Mamie Chen, do hereby leave the tasks of having girl s interscholastic sports to any underclassmen gullible enough to believe promises. I. Cindi Woll, do hereby leave my conning smile to anyone who can get around Mr. Augeri as much as I did with it. I. Stephen Beattie, do hereafter leave my unsung reputation as human sponge to any persuasive body who has the ability to soak his friends and neighbors of anything he wants. I. Deb Barber, leave all my horrifying experiences at school; keep my good memories; so therefoie leave with an empty mind. We, Don Murano and Mick Spezzano. of superb minds and bodies, do hereby leave to Westerly High School the fatal mistake of giving us the exact same schedule for three fun-filled years. We. Denise Pillmear and JoAnn Cherenzia. do hereby leave to the Junior hoys the ability to find two girls who can flirt better than we did. I, Edward Pasqualin. do hereby bequeath my gavel, and the position of Student Council President which goes along with it, to next year's president in hopes that he will find as many things to disagree on with Mr. Augeri as I did. We, Jeanne Morrone and Gail Somerset, being rarely of sound mind and body, do hereby leave our Italian IV class forever. We. Beatrice Paterno and Mary Costanza, do hereby leave Westerly High School with the names Steve and David written on every desk and book that we have used during the past three years. We. Debbie Gencarella. Paula DiAngi, and Debbie McVeigh, do hereby leave our Chinese Fire Drills during sixth period to any crazy Senior girls who have the nerve to do it. We, Judy Morgan and Geri Liguori. leave Mr. Augeri in peace, in hopes that next year he doesn’t find anyone dangling from ladders in attempts to decorate the dining room for the Turkey Day Game. I. Gail Somerset, leave to Wendy Cahoon .the Pep Club, in hopes that she can cause Mr. Augeri as much aggrevation as I have. We. I homas Turco and Edward Pasqualin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave our resident positions in the Guidance Office to any two underclassmen who can spend as much time in there without an appointment as we did. We. Denise Pillmear, Mary Ellen Buckley, and Margaret Burns, do hereby leave to Mrs. Fiske our names on the girl's locker room wall in hopes that she find someone else to wash them off; because. of course we didn't. I. Porky Pic, do hereby leave my forwardness with all the girls to Ed Gray and any other football member who will have the hardest time trying to get a Saturday night date. We. the beige van. do hereby leave to any undergraduate, the ability to break our record while driving with 20 passengers crammed inside. I. Sandra lenuta. do hereby leave my ability to snap gum to any underclassman who can aggrevate as many people as I did. I. Michele Sposato. do hereby leave my dress wardrobe to any Junior girl who can wear them as few times as I did. L Michelle Ravanelle. do hereby leave my seat in Choir to Eddie Gray. Good Luck Ed! We. Debbie Carter. Lynn Kimmel and Candy Wright, leave to all newcomers the challenge of making new friends. Good Luck! We. Mary Ann Walsh. Pam Barone, Gloria DePlacido. S O B. Bl, and S. do hereby leave, most willingly, our devilish plots conceived in the art supply closet, our clay fights, and our assorted riots in art class to any future unsuspecting credit scroungers. We, I erry Finocchiaro and Beth Bolejack. leave our Keep I hem-Guessing-Game to any two Juniors who can keep it going as long as we have, and still keep them guessing! I. Diane Moneypenny. do hereby leave Mr. Corbett's leathercraft class to whoever is lucky enough to get into it. 60 I. Noreen Murphy. d« hereby leave my place as banner carrier to anyone who is willing to suffer with the blisters I had. We, Joan Vangieri and Isobel Vardas, do hereby leave to any two people the strength to withstand the same person for a locker partner for three years and have a locker in the alcove for three years. I. Donna Clark leave my spot outside in the morning to any Junior that can stand the cold for as long as I did. I, Ward McKenna, will to any poor soul, my locker in the rear of the crowded alcove. We. John Maxson, Jim Martell. and Berty Smith, leave our standing place in front of the school to any poor scholar who thinks he can stand the bitter cold. We. Jean Panciera and Sandy DiPaola, bequeath to any deserving underclassmen our mutual nickname, Cheuch, in hopes that they can live up to it as well as we have. I. JoAnn Cherenzia, do hereby leave to Mr. Pride, my crush and his necktie. I. Gary Gervasini, do hereby leave my sleepiness to any Senior who has the pleasure to sit directly in front of Miss Despres in her English class. I. Kathy Rose, do leave to Moose Butler, a large tube of Ben-gay, a pair of crutches, arm and leg pads, and 100 rolls of adhesive tape in hopes that he won't need any of them next year. We. Ra , Faz, and Deb Hun, do hereby leave our Monday, Wednesday, anti Friday first period released time to any three Seniors who can do what we did from 8:03 to 8:30. We, the fearsome fivesome, Wagie. Q. Monk, Nose, and Tooth, do hereby leave the squeeze to any future sophomores who may feel it. I. Diana Ribeiro, do hereby leave to my little brother, Tony, the thing he will need most next year—help. We. Sandy DiPaola. Gale Gradilone. Jean Panciera, and Joan Vangieri, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby leave our great friendship and our NUMEROUS all night parties to any underclassmen who can have as much fun at them and lose as much sleep at them as we did and still be around to tell about them on Monday morning. I, Dave Wagner, do hereby leave the delapidated running board of my exhausted VW to the display shelf of Westerly High. We. Jeanne Morrone and Linda Friend, do hereby leave Mr. Gibson s ICA class full of giggles. We, Steve Knight. Kevin Walsh, Joe Nigrelli, Steve Beattie. Gary Pierce, and John-Paul Sherar, do hereby leave our second and sixth period adventures to any Sophomore or Junior that thinks he will be able to handle them. I. Dave Gordon, do hereby leave all my kicking responsibilities to anyone who can handle them. I. Jeanne Morrone .do hereby leave my parking place in the teachers’ parking lot to anyone who can park there all the time and get away with it. We, the Senior girls who took Home Economics, leave to Mrs. Algiere, our undivided attention. I. Kathy Quintal, having hardly any sound mind or body left, leave to Penquin, Boom-Boom, Muttley, Pears. Reese, Cim, and Kim, one dead battery, a box of tea leaves, whales, red lights. Watch Hill, Burdickville Road, Cranston Stadium, and any other place we’ve hit, hoping they'll think of me when they haunt them again next year. We. Michelle Sposato and Sharon Sullivan, leave to Ronnie Miceli and Buddy Garraty, all the h - • • we raised on released-time in the hope that they can do the same and still remain on it. We, Mary-Ellen Buckley. Margaret Burns, Lisa Levanti. and Marce Fazio, the girls that slipped in on a cool breeze. leave our light air steps to anyone who can find them. I. Gail Simone, do hereby leave my ways of getting in trouble to anyone who thinks they can get away with it as much as I did. We, Sharon Brosseau. Mary Costanza, Jeanne Morrone, Debbie Cappuccio. Geri Fusaro. Paula DiAngi. Michelle Ravenelle, and Gail Simone, do hereby leave Mrs. Algiere with the hope that she will someday receive the shades that she so desperately needs to keep the sun out of her eyes. We, Esther Galanti. Anita Gavitt, and Kathy Lynch, do hereby leave our section of the alcove lockers by rooms 7 and 8 to any lucky sophomores or juniors who enjoy the challenge of squeezing between 20 people every morning. I. Renato Russo, leave my illustrious position as cycle editor of the Barker to Don Plowman. Good Luck. I, Jane Pucci, do hereby leave 180 pieces of gum to Mrs. Lynch and her favorite saying. Jane, throw away the gum,’’ all the 180 days of school. We, Margaret Burns and Mary Ellen Buckley, leave our lockers, all eight of them, to any two who can acquire that many in three-years. (Believe us, it wasn't that hard!) I, Vinny Cap. being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my little black book to Kir. Augeri. in the hopes that he will use it to find girl friends for his football players. We. Joe Serra and Mick Spezzano, being of neither sound minds or bodies, leave all our track moans and groans to Coach Gibson; our new track to the underclassmen; and our free ice creams to Uncle Matt. We, Linda Friend, Jeanne Morrone, Sharon Brosseau. and Lisa Levanti, leave to Mr. Gibson, our lunch bags and apples, hoping he'll have as much fun with them as we did. I, Joyce Pelletier, do hereby leave to Veronica DiOrio, another year at Westerly High in which she will be- able to see her brother's name, Al written on or in everything I have usee! for the past two and half years. I, Steve Johnson, do hereby leave my ability to mooch breads at lunch to any carbohydrate-mad underclassman who is willing to say, ' Ya want both your breads? as many times per lunch as I did. We. Deb Barber and Diane Bonvenuto, put wise all French students; If you want to have some deep-sea fun, enlist in Madame Baruzzi’s French class. You pass through waves of emotion as you swim through the novel Pecheur D' Islamic. You cannot be steered wrong with her as captain and you making up the crew, who knows, someday you may become first mate! We. the Senior Cheerleaders. Isobel, Sandy, Linda. Judy, and Kathy, do hereby leave to the Junior Cheerleaders, the right side of our formations, all heartaches, attempts made at everything, and harmonization, in the hopes that your smiles stay plastered as well as ours did. We. Kathy Archer and Michael Lupinacci. do hereby leave our fourth period cup of Bess Eaton coffee to any poor future senior who cannot stay awake for fifth period class. I, Linda Friend, do hereby leave Laurie Olsen, the nod, the clap, the stamp, and the Ready hit it . We, L-eri G-iguori. M-udy J-organ. P-oyce J-elletier. and Ch-ayle G-erenzia, do hereby leave to M-atti P-ain, our fantastic ability to carry on Chinese Fire Alarms at the Granite Street Intersection when the traffic light is green. We, Ciail Staplin and Lina Spino, do hereby leave our locker to any junior or sophomore who can afford the shoes to keep kicking it closed. We. Mike Toscano and Barry Sullivan, do hereby leave this school one empty six-pak behind the lockerroom door. I. Rita Gaccione. alias Lovable Little Lucy. leave my bobby socks, sneakers, and wig to the next cast of A Tale of Two Farms. 61 SUPERLATIVES MOST RESPECTED Donny Murano. Gayle Cherenzia DID MOST FOR W H S. Ed Pasqualin, Gail Somerset CLASS ATHLETES Gre Donahue. Elaine Greer MOST INTELLIGENT Gabe Benoit. Gayle Cherenzia MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Vin Capizzano. Linda Friend CLASS ARTIST Gloria DePlacido, David Moneypenny CLASS POETS Sherry O'Brien, Gabe Benoit CLASS MUSICIANS Sam Brown, Kathy Archer WITTIEST Jeanne Morrone, Greg Donahue MOST SOCIABLE Mike Toscano, Sandy Tenuta MOST GULLIBLE Stephanie Pellegrino. Joe Serra NEATEST Isobel Vargas, Billy Nardone QUIETEST Oscar Martell. Carol Cooper MOST LIKELY TO BE HEARD Stephen Beattie. Debby Marino CLASS CLOWNS Jack Capizzano. MaryAnn Walsh CLASS DEVILS Mary Ellen Buckley, Bobby Fiore ($3 NICEST SMILE Donny Murano. Linda Friend CUTEST DIMPLES Jean Panciera, Jimmy Ward BEST LOOKING Brenda Taylor, Mike Pellegrino CLASS OPTIMISTS Sandy DiPaola, 'Led Cline CLASS PESSIMISTS Frank Abate, Gerry Fusaro INDIVIDUALISTS Betty Ann Magowan, Pat McAndrew CUTEST Joe Fiore, Cathy Ruisi underclassmen CLASS OF 1973 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Peter Martin, Treasurer; Teri-Anne Lawson. Social Chairman. Second Ron: Neil Robinson. Vice President; Angela Vete lino. Secretary; Charles Tourtellotte, President. HOMEROOM 13 First R 'u: K. Abosso, L. Abruzzese. L. Alice. B. Bailey. J. Beams, Ci. Anderson. Second Ron: K. Bell. T. Algicre, E. Berardo, 'I . Andrews, T. Barbonc, D. Arnott. Missing: K Avery. HOMEROOM 200 First Ron: S. Chiaradio, K. Cercena, S. Bli ven. R. Caulfield, S. Cardinal, A Champlin Second Ron: C. Cappuccio, L. Chiaradio, J Chick, J. Burns. NX'. Cahoon. D. Blanchet N. Bryant. Third Row: R. Burns. F. Bogue S. Bernard, S. Brown, J. Butler. K. Butler R. Charnley, R. Celico. Missing: D. Bernier R. Bridgman. K. Campbell. F. Champlin. HOMEROOM 201 First Rjw: J. Crandall. D. Coburn. M. Co molli. D. Dionne. V. DiOrio. S. Cornow, G. Dipallina. Second Ron: C. Clarke, D. Connell, P. Falcone. K. Cofone, D. Debigare, D. Deering, S. Delaney. M. Cofoni. Third Row: B. Dove. M. Craig. A Christina, S. Dinoto, B. Eusebio, L. DiGangi, P. DiMaggio. Fourth Row: P. Comforti, K. Colosi. Missing: T. Chinigo, S. Cillino, B. Cryan, E. Culligan. 66 HOMEROOM 202 First Row: D. Giardino. K. Giorno, S. Gen carella, L. Gaccione, N. Fontana. F. Fiore S. Finch. Second Rou: J. Gavitt, L. Fish, P Furcolo, E. Foote, L. Gervasini, A. Farrand G. Giovacchini, S. Fredrick. Third Rou: M Garraty, R. Gallagher, S. Gencarella, A. Fu saro, D. Gallo, G. Gaccione, L. Gaccione, A Gervasini. Missing: J. Francese, D. Gilmore HOMEROOM 203 First Rou: D. Keegan, D. Hebert, R. Hall. K. Gouvin, L. Joyce, D. Kelley. Second Row: C. Latherow, B. Gregory', D. Grispino, J. Grills. VC'. Keith. D. Koch. F. Highland. Third Rou: T. Lawson. S. Larkin, J. King. K. Giroux. R. Giudice. L. Graeve. Fourth Row: E. Gray. P. Kelley, R. Gwaltney, A. Lavoie, E. Gulino. Missing: M. Goulet, D. Gray, J. Husereau. HOMEROOM 204 First Rou: P. Mallon, J. Morgan, M. Longo. R. Luzzi, J. Martin. L. Levcowich. Second Row: P. Main, K. Main. A. I.oPriore, F. Mason, R. Mayne, R. Miceli. G. Marcey. Third Rou: P. Majeika. J. Manette, J. Ljung-berg, E. Magowan, D. Lewis, B. Manfredi. Fourth Row: L McGuire, R. Mitchell. 1. McQuade, P. Martin, P. Martin. Missing: W. McQuceney. HOMEROOM 18 First Row: S. Moynihan. L. Podzaline, K. Pucci. P. Murphy, M. Peduzzi. L. Olsen. Second Rou: D. Page. C. Moroso. S. Mor-rone, C. Morrone, J. Morlen. L. Nardone, A. Naccarato. Third Rou: L. Murano. J. Pellegrino, M. Quattromani, J. Pucci. R. Nigrelli. D. Plowman. Fourth Rou: A. Pasetti, G. Palmer. C. O Lari. G. Niles. Missing: D. Myers, W. Palumbo, G. Perrone, B. Petrie. 67 HOMEROOM 19 l rst Rote: I.. Scionti. R. Radiconi, J. Sacco, K. Scott, N. Randall, E. Ruisi. Second Rou: J. Rodman, M. Rathhun. J. Samiagio, L. Renna, D. Sanquedolce, M. Risica, J. Servidio. Third Rou: J. Shortman, N. Robinson, D. Robertson, L. Simmons, M. Samiagio, '1 . Simone. Fourth Rou: A. Ribciro, H. Sardelli, T. Siller, J. Shcerar, D. Serra. Missing: L. Silva. HOMEROOM 20 First Rou: P. Stryjewski, C. Tcrranova, P. Sullivan. D. Spencer, M. Sposato. L. Sposato. Second Rou: M. Sposato, L. Tattersall, P. Smith, M. Sirois, J. Terranova, L. Thompson, D. Sprague. Third Rou : G. Turano, I). 'I'rc-hisacci, S. Smythe. R. Tillinghast, F. Sposato, S. Sminkey. Fourth Rou: P. Turano, O. Tar-box. J. Smith, M. St. Onge, C. Tourtellotte. Missing: E. Spezzano, J. Terranova, M. Turano. HOMEROOM 21 First Rote: K. Wright. A. Vetelino, C. Voca-tura, M. Lrso, D. Vuono, D. Williams. Second Rou: C. Winchester, C. Wilcox, K. Wilcox, R. Vocatura, S. Vardilos, R. Zanella, K. Vuono. Third Rou: F. Urso, D. Vuono, V. Verzillo, C. Will, M. Warner, C. Woll. Fourth Rou: P. Williamson, J. Wolstencroft. Missing: P. Wakefield, S. Wright. 68 CLASS OF 1974 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Stated: President D. Williams. Standing: Vice President R. Riley; Secretary J. DePerry; Social Chairman P. Tcrranova; Treasurer J. Cuda. HOMEROOM 22 First Rote: C. Bedgood, J. Baas, L. Alfiero. D. Augcri, D. Andrews, D. Alfiero. Second Row: A. Beck, J. Barbone. J. Bowman. C. Anderson. J. Basile. M. Arnold. S. Allen. Third Row: D. Barker. S. Barber. D. Aiello. J. Bitgood. D. Bottone. J. Brennan. Fourth Row: T. Anthony. C. Blackman. P. Bernard, L. Adams. R. Beck, M. Allair. Missing: W. Brayman, A. Bottom ley, B. Bilby. HOMEROOM 23 First Row: J. Brown, P. Cooper, D. Castagna. J. Burns. M. Chen, B. Chamberlain. Second Row: J. Ciocca, D. Collins. D. Corina, J. Brough. H. Cercena, S. Clark. W. Chin. Third Row: D. Chapman, A. Celico, C. Brown, J. Chen. M. Burns. L. Cherenzia. Fourth Row: D. Corning. F. Corning, C. Collins, M. Clay, M. Burbello. A. Ceplenski. Missing: F. Chiaradio, T. Chiaradio. HOMEROOM 24 First Row: J. Cuda, S. Gentile, J. Edgar, M. Gencarclli, M. Dwyer, L. Gaccione, D. For-gue, S. Freedman. Second Row: K. Fish. D. DeSimone. M. Dinoto, L Gencarella. R. Geb-ler, L. Foberg. C. Fink. Third Row: M. Federico, S. Foberg. C. Cozzolino, D. Finn, C. Daday. C. Crabtree. C. Field. Fourth Row: A. Esposito, V. DiPaola, A. Gencarclli, J. DePerry, G. Cryan, E. Fusaro, M. DiGangi. Missing: S. Dauray, L. Gerbitz. 69 HOMEROOM 25 First Row: C. Grills. C. Grills. J. Greene, I. Guarnieri. J. Holliday, M. Higgins. Second Rou: D. Gulluscio. R. Gingerella. M. Graeve, I.. Holland, L. Heinold. Third Rou: P. Gilchrist, C. Giomo, D. Gingerella, T. Ginger-dla, B. Hill. M. Guekel. Missing: D. Gregory, S. Grenier. HOMEROOM 29 First Row: C. Kelley, J. Lynch, V. Luoma. F. Laudone, D. Liguori, D. King. Second Rote: N. King. D. Lavoie, D. Kuel, P. Longolucco. K. Kirby, R. LaPietra. Third Row: R. Kelley. J. Leonetti. A. Lawton. S. lacoi, D Horne, S. Kicinski. Missing: J. lorlano, J. Ladd. HOMEROOM 1 First Row: N. Manfredi. J. Moncypenny, D. Molon. R. McKenna, M. Marcey, L. Majeika. Second Ru: P. Main. R. Manfredi, K. Mac kay, J. McVeigh, M. Moosey. Third Row: P. Marshall. A. Melagrino. M. Martell, J. Ma-terese, J. Mixie. J. McMannis. Missing: B. Mello, M. Miller. HOMEROOM 300 First Row: S. Murray. D. Palmer, E. Narciso. C. Muoio. C. Palumbo. K. Morenzoni. Second Row: M. Murphy. G. Pellicano, J. Pellegrino, L. Olsen, S. Nardonc. D. O ga. 'I . Pappadia. Third Row: D. Paiva, C. Nicol. R. Parise. P. Pelachat. G. Murano. J. Parise. fourth Rou: J. Murano. J. Nardone, J. O'Brien. J. Mumford, D. O'Lari. Missing: R. Morrow. 70 HOMEROOM 301 First Rou: B. Salisbury. J. Rizzuto, L. Rogers, R. Rickey, P. Piccolo, J. Pizza. Second Row: M. Russo, C. Pcrrone. A. Risica, C. Potter. C Quatlromani. Third Ron: W. Ramsey, J. Price, M. Pcrrone, M. Pepestrelli, R. Quat-t roman i, K. Pierce. Fourth Row: R. Santos. D. Perkins, C. Reale, J. Peterson, R. Riley. Missing: M. Rios, G. Rozinski. J. Ruisi. HOMEROOM 302 First Rou: S. Shack ley, C. Sposato, N. Short-man, D. Serra, V. Servidio, C. Simone. Second Row: M. Spezzano. —. Sherman, G. Servidio, R. Sisco, D. Schaefer. Third Rote P. Silva, K. Sieczkiewicz, D. Serra, M. Simone, D. Shulda, M. Serra. Fourth Rote J. Sposato, A. Spino, D. Simonelli, I). Sicidiano, J. Sin ser. Missing: M. Scott. P. Sheldon, A. Servi-dio. C. Shortman. HOMEROOM 304 First Rou: D. Tillinghast. B. Terranova, D. Strafach, D. ‘leavers, S. Tapley, P. Terranova. Second Rou: B. Tanner ,P. Turano. J. Steadman. E. Taylor. M. Terranova, R. Sullivan, J. Tarbox. Third Rou: C. Tasca, C. Tasca, R. Urso. M. Tanner, D. Thorpe. N. Tisch. Fourth Rou: P. Turco, D. Urso, J. Sullivan. Ci. Sposato. Missing: A. Tully. HOMEROOM 305 First Row: D. Williamson, C. Vuono, J. Young, W. Woodmansee, D. Williamson, K. Winchester. Second Rou: K. Ward, P. West. T. Ventresca, N. Vuono. D. Williams. Third Rou: J. Vangieri, J. Zamzes. M. Whele. C. Weston, C. Wetmore. 71 ‘All I wanted was a manicure.’’ Who greased the bar?” I never needed that finger anyway.” 72 BAND First Rou: N. Murphy. G. Simone. Suomi Ron D. Gencarelli. D. Caswell. A. LoPriore. N Bottone. S. Smyth. M. Dwyer, K. Lynch. K. Archer. I bird R U: P. Turco. A. Leonetti. R. Santos. N. Vuono, D Williamson. D. Ozga, D. Collins. S. Sminkey. L. Heaps. Fourth Rou J. Brough, M. Guekel, D. Plowman. D. Williams. D. Connell. D. Robertson. CHOIR Firs! Rou: E. Galanti. G. Staplin. C. Wetmore. G. Simone. K Cercena. M Fazio. G. Fusaro, M. Ravenelle. Second Rou: M Murphy. K. Lynch. L. Gencarella, C. Wilcox. M. Chen. L Simmons. K. Quintal, B. Schaefer. Third Rou: M. Sullivan. S. Brown. E. Gray, C. Tourtellotte. E. Berardo, C. LoPriore J Caul field. G. Marcey. BELLETONES 74 First Rou: G. Staplin. M. Murphy. E. Galanti, G. Simone. Sccomi Rou: K. Lynch, C. Wilcox. L. Gencar-ella. K. Quintal. PEP CLUB First Row: J. Faubert. M. Turdo, D. Pillmcar. J. Cherenzia, W. Cahoon, Ci. Somerset. G. Cherenzia, S. Tenuta, G. Staplin. L. Spino, G. Liguori, J. Pelletier, Ci. DePlacido. Second Row: M Ravenelle, S. Brosseau. D. Marino, G. Fusaro, D. Cappuccio, B. Pelt. S. Pellegrino. P. Ruzzo. J. Morrone, K. Lynch. D. Ribeiro. P. DiAngi. M. Walsh. D. White. Third Rou: M Burns. M. Buckley. J. Panciera, Ci. Gradilone. J. Vangieri. M. DeBartolo. C. Trebisacci, C. Wright, A. Lombardo. P. Barone, D. Gencarella. K. Wright. L. Podzaline, S. Chiaradio. Fourth Rou : L. Urso. G. I urano, K. Main. M. Cofoni. D. Sprague. J. Gavitt, M. Peduzzi, D. Debigare. P. Sullivan, M. Rathbun. J. Crandall, K. Scott. A. Vetelino, C. Vocatura. Fifth Rou : L. DiGangi, R. Gallagher, A. Naccorato, P. Majeika. T. Lawson. P. Main, I.. Sposato, M. Longo, D. Dionne. S. Ciencarella, L Chiaradio. K. Bell. K. Moroso. L. Levcowich. Sixth Rou: A. Gencarelli, G. Cryan, D. Serra. K. Kirby. P. Terranova. D. Gulluscio. V. Servidio. D. Serra. C. Wet-more, D. Williamson. M. Dinoto, D. Lavoie, C. Palumbo, C. Vuono. Seventh Rou: D. Castagna. J. Morgan. I. Vargas, S. DiPaola. K. Rose, L. Friend, L. Olsen, G. Giovacchini, L. Gervasini, S. Delaney, L. Gaccione. LETTERMAN S CLUB First Row: I. Vargas, S. DiPaola. K. Rose, L. Eriend. L. Olsen. G Giovacchini, L. Gervasini. S. Delaney. Second Rou: J. Morgan. W Holliday. M. St. Onge. Mr. Terranova. Third Rou: C. Latherow. G Gaccione. J. Manette, T. Cline. W. Nardone, P. DiMaggio, F. Finoc chario, W. McKenna, P. Williamson, I . Urso. Fourth Rou: S. Gen carella, V. Ca pizza no. M. Toscano. S. Piccolo, D. Murano, M. Spez zano. D. Foberg. R. Quint, M. Warner. D. Smith. D. Blanchett. Fifth Rou: CL Gervasini. D. Arnott. J. Ward, C. Mueller, J. Serra, R. Mitchell, M. Nicol. D. Gordon, M. Casey, D. Wagner, J. Capizzano. Sixth Rou : F. Sistare. D. Gencarelli, P. Martin, H. Sardelli, P. Martin. |. Gaccione, R. Gwaltney, K. Butler. F. Ravenelle, G. Donahue. J. Wolstencroft. A. Lavoie. 75 CHEERLEADERS Judy Morgan. Fsobel Vargas. Sandy DiPaola. Kathy Rose, vacchini. LuAnn Gervasini, Sharon Delaney. Linda Friend, Lauren Olsen, Gina Gio- FUTURE TEACHERS first Ron: P. Ruzzo, A. Lombardo. M. Turdo. Second Rou: J. Reed, A Vctelino. J. Sacco, V. Servidio, C. Vuono. D. Strafach. Third Rote: R. Sisco. J. Pellegrino, M. Peduzzi, P. Cooper. M. Dwyer. Fourth Rote: K. Traynor. K. Morenzoni. J. Baas, E. Foote, S. Fredrick. D. Barber. Fifth Row: D. Bonvenuto, D. Collins. D. McVeigh, G. Somerset. G. Fusaro, P. Turano, L. Williams. FUTURE NURSES First Ron: D. Lynch. J. Vuono. J. Caulfield. Second Rou D. Serra. D. Moneypenny. P. Gent. L. Barrus, C. Pietraallo. B. Bailey. Third Rou M Dickey, H. Jordan, P. Cline, L. Heaps. C. LoPriore. P. Majeika. 78 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CLUB First Row D Pillmear, J. Cherenzia, D. Gencarella, A. Gavitt. M. Dickey, D. Casale. Fourth Row: W. Holland. S. lacoi. Second Ron: J. Reed. L. Spino, C. Gouvin, T. Lawson, D. R. Gaccione, B. Bolejack. Berardo, G. Staplin. Third Row: C. Grills, C. Grills. M. Chen, THEATER CLUB first Row■ K Archer. J. Pelligrino. M. Turdo, D. Petrocelli, Lombardo. G. Servidio. G. Marcey. Fourth Row: J. Chick, r. Luzzi, M. Rathbun. Second Row: D. Williams, M. Chen, S. Lombardi. R. Quint. R. Augusto, D. Wagner, S. Majeika, E. Foote, N. Coronato, B. MacQuown. M. Kustesky, M. Mar- I. I urco. cey. Third Row: B. Bolejack, R. McKenna, R. Manfredi, A. 79 OFFICE AIDES Uft to Right: P. Majcifca, M. Craig, S. Smythe, K. Giroux, R. Luzzi. J. Morgan. D. Moneypenny, G. Liguori. S. Tcnula, D. Forgue. LIBRARY AIDES First Row: M. Dinoto, R. Hall. S. Iacoi. D. Gulluscio. G. Giovacchini, M. Chen. Second Ron: ]. Cryan, F. Foote. M. Peduzzi, J. King. R. Luzzi. K. Giroux. Third Row: K. Gouvin. G. Palmer. N. Bryant, L. Sherman. D. Keegan. ASTRONOMY CLUB CAFETERIA CREW hirst Row: R. Augusto, G. Staplin, G. Capizzano. Second Row: E. Magowan. J. Reynolds. First Rote G. Niles. Second Row: O. Tarbox. J. Husereau. 80 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION JUNIORS first Row D Keegan, R. Mayne, R. Vocatura. Second Ron: man. Fourth Rou: E. Berardo, J. Samiagio, S. Brown C. K. Abosso. P. Murphy. F. Fiore, D. Hebert. M. Comolli. Cappuccio. Fifth Row: J. Manctte, G. Palmer, O. Tarbox, Third Row D. Pa e, E. Ruisi, L. Fish, M. Rathbun, J. Short- J. Husereau. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SENIORS First Row: J. Feraco, L. Conto, S. Scroti ns. M. Sposato. Second Rou: Mr. Newman, R. Selvidio, B. Taylor. D. Rohan. Third Rou: R. Fiore, J. Maxson, J. LaPietra. J. Martell. 81 SKI CLUB First Row: D. Vuono, G. DePlacido, J. Chcrcnzia, G. Somerset, R. Gallagher, M. Spczzano, S. Beattie, J. Morrone, L. Nardone, S. Moynihan. I:. Berardo, G. Murano, R. Riley. Second Row: P. Williamson, J. Faubert. M. Burns. C. O'Lari, M. Risica. F. Pas-qualin, J. Nigrelli, D. Gencarella, M. Walsh, P. Barone, D. White, H. Ruisi. P. Stratouly, C. Vuono. Third Row: S. Delaney, G. Giovacchini, I. Vargas, J. Morgan. S. DiPaola. G. Cherenzia, J. Pelletier, R. Quint. S. Everett, D. Carpenter, D. Berardo. J. Young, D. Gulluscio- Fourth Rou: J. Reed, M. Dickey, D. Coburn, D. Ribeiro. R. Webb. K. Quintal. J. Cimalore, C. Muoio. K. Abosso. F. Ravcnelle. B. Pelt, I- Friend, P. Main, M. Cofoni. Fifth Rou-: F. M a go wan, D. Collins, B. Bailey, G. Gaccione, M. Warner, L. DiGangi, J. DePerry, L. Alficro, M. Spczzano, C. Weston, D. Costagna, R. Gingerella, R. Manfredi, K. Main. Sixth Row: J. King, M. Chen. M. Tanner, C. Tasca. L. Adams, A. Esposito, M. C of one, D. Sprague, D. Serra, D. Salisbury, D. DeSimone, S. Nardone, S. Bliven. Seventh Rou: F. Sposato, L. Podzaline, S. Chiaradio, I.. Chiaradio. D. Barker, D. Blanchet, M. Garraty, S. Foberg, L. Gaccione, S. Gencarella, L. Thompson, J. Price, D. Augeri, C. Cozzolino. Eighth Row: J. Ward, j. Fiore, P. Ruzzo, R. Ravenelle, K. Kirby, L. Tasca, B. Terranova, P. Furcolo, D. Dione, D. Vuono. L. Gervasini, L. Scionti, B. Eusebio, M. Longo. Ninth Row: M. Chen, P. Gent, M. Dwyer, K. Traynor. A. Risica. R. Urso. C. Morrone, M. Lupinacci, L. Abbruzese, E. Finocchiaro. I . Andrews, M. Sposato, M. Allair, G. Gervasini. Tenth Row: W. Holliday, A. Gencarelli, B. Petrie, F. Bogue. C. Tourtellotte, C. Will, D. Williamson, A. Buibelo, 'I . Lawson, P. Main, D. Lavoie, C Palumbo, D. O'Lari. BARKER STAFF First Row: R. Augusto. G. Benoit. Second Row: P. Stryjewski, M. Turdo, G. Cherenzia, E. Foote, M. Chen. M. Kustesky, A. Gervasini. H. Cercena. Third Row: R. Manfredi, S. Vardilos, G. Mar-cey. S. O'Brien, S. Beattie, C. Raithel, D. Finn. Fourth Row: D. Williams, T. Andrews, P. Williamson, K. Vuono, J. Reynolds. D. Serra. M. Nicol. D. Wagner. Fifth Row: S. Majeika, S. Everett. S. Johnson. T. Turco. Mr. O'Connell. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: L. Nardonc. D. Horne, T. Turco. Second Ron: D. Hottonc, J. Grills, F. Ravcncllc. Ron : J. Chick, L. Joyce, I. Mixie. Fourth Row: F. Pasqualin, President; G. Benoit. FOOTBALL First Rou: C. Coulahan, B. Holliday, S. Piccolo, Co-Captain V. Capizzano, Co-Captain F. Ravenelle, J. Ward, D. Murano, D. Gordon. Second Rou: T. Leonetti, J. Serra, J. Butler, F. Sistare, D. Gencarelli, B. Celico, H. DiGregorio. C. Latherow. Third Row: S. Allen. P. DiMaggio, K. Butler, F. Urso, T. Ribeiro, F. Gray. B. Mitchell. Fourth Rou: P. Marshall. D. Horne. L. Adams, J. O'Brien, G. Niles. S. Larkin. R. Gwaltney. Fifth Row: J. Bitgood, N. Vuono, T. Gingerelia, J. Tarbox, D. Perkins. Sixth Row: J. Leonetti, J. Sposato, M. Moosey. G. Murano, T. Ventresca, T. Melagrino. Seventh Row: V. DiPaola, J. Murano, J. Mixie, M. DiGangi. J. Parise. FOOTBALL COACHES AND CO-CAPTAINS First Rou: Frank Ravenelle, Vin Capizzano—Co-Captains. Second Row: Asst. Coach Bourdeau; Head Coach Augeri; Asst. Coach Murano. SWIM TEAM hirs Row: G. Cryan. W. Cahoon. L. DiGangi. Second Row: D. Corning, M. Quattromani, O. Koch, C. Latherow, C Raithel, F. Corning, P. Turco. Third Row: D. Carpenter, S. Kicineki, M. Auerbach, D. Serra, A. Lavoie, M. Burbelo. S. Johnson, T. Turco. SOCCER hirst Ron: A Brousseau, L. Sposato, G. Capizzano, Co-Captain M. Toscano, Co-Captain Ci. Panciera, F. Finocchiaro, M. Nicol. N. Bottone. Coach Serra. Second Row: P. Martin. J. Ljungberg. D. Arnott. J. Wolstencroft. G. Gaccione, C. O'Lari. M. Warner. P W illiamson. Third Row: C. Ceplenski. D. Paiva, I. Brennan, M Arnold, J. Sullivan, F. Corning, C. Nicol. S Kicinski. D Corning, M. Clay. 88 89 VARSITY BASKETBALL h_,nl Rou: J. Gaccione. W. Nardone. J. Pucci. M. St. OnSc, P. Martin, P. Martin. Sec°Hd Rou : G. Donahue, J. Capizzano. J. Wolstencroft, K. Butler J. Butler Missing: J. Mixie. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL h rsi Rou: D. L’rso, J. Brennan. C. Brown, Coach Lavoie. Second Row: J. O'Brien, L. Gulino, C. Ceplenski, J. Mumford, J- Nardone. 91 YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: R. Webb, S. Beattie, G. Liguori. Second Row: J. Mor-rone. M. DeBartolo, D. Pillmcar, D. McVeigh. D. Cappuccio, G. DePlacido, J. Panciera, R. Gaccione, D. Ribeiro, M. Fazio. Third Row: P. Ruzzo. J. Cherenzia, M. Turdo, J. Pellegrino. C. Wright. C. Trebisacci, G. Cherenzia, J. Pelletier, S. DiPaola, G. Fusaro, S. Tenuta. Fourth Row: J. Capizzano, M. Ravenelle, S. Brosseau, G. Gradilone, J. Vangieri, K. Traynor, A. Steadman, L. Friend, P Stratouly, M. Dickey, D. Casale, S. Johnson. Fifth Row: T. Turco, S. lacoi. M. Chen, A. Lombardo. G. Somerset. D. Genca-rella. D. Marino, P. DiAngi. D. White, M. Burns. M. Buckley, G. Panciera. Sixth Row: G. Donahue, B. Pelt, W. Nardone, M. Spezzano, I. Vargas. J. Faubert, J. Morgan, S. O'Brien, J. Ward, D. Gencarelli, D. Wagner, S. Majeika. THE PARTY'S OVER Geri and Robin, Editors-in-Chief Jean, Clerical Editor Debbie, Literary Editor Rita, Business Editor B.T., Art Co-Editor Gloria, Art Co-Editor Denise, Photography Editor iiWLu PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Angelo Casale Mr. Mrs. John H. Loomis Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. O’Connell Family Mr. Mrs. Stanley John Majeika Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Webb Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Bolejack Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ravcnelle Joy Mr. Mrs. Leo Brosseau Mr. Mrs. Kenneth J. Hutchings Mr. Mrs. Angelo A. Gaccione City Electric Company Mr. Mrs. Norman Heaps Mr. Mrs. J. Stanley Johnson Mr. Mrs. John M. Guekel Mr. Mrs. Angelo A. Lombardo Mr. Mrs. Angelo Leonetti Mr. Mrs. James Murano Mr. Mrs. W. A. Greer Mr. Mrs. Jack Capizzano Mr Mrs. Edward Magowan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Vargas Mr. Mrs. Charles LaChapelle Westerly Young Democrats Mr. Mrs. Charles Panciera Sir Gallahad Mr. Mrs. Pat Tenuta' Oak St. Pizza Grinder House Mr. Si Mrs. John McVeigh Mr. Mrs. James A. Iacoi Mr. Mrs. Edwin Kenyon Dean O’Lari Lin Yutang Mr. Mrs. Louis Lallo Dr. Mrs. Antonio Mattero Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dickey A Friend Mr. Mrs. John Lupica Patrolman Mrs. Thomas Lombardo Mr. Frank Risica Mr. Mrs. Frank LoPrc-sto Mr. Mrs. Thomas Liguori Mr. Mrs. Donald Friend Congratulations From The Holliday s House- Attorney Mrs. John P. Toscano Piwackett Joy Priscilla Jean Feline Marian E. McFarland Mr. Mrs. Domenic C. Ruzzo Chita James Sisson Dr. L. I. Misto Main St. Restaurant Handimans’ Haven Leonards Shoes Mr. Mrs. Fred Buckley D. Cofone Jimmy’s News Stand A. P. Casale Mayan Shop Dr. ic Mrs. J. P. Serra Americana Realty A Friend Herbie Berardo Shoe Repair The Bay side Joseph P. Serra. D.M.D. Robel Answering Service 97 Westerly Jewelry Co. Your Headquarters For Class Rings 31 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. The Top Shop 190 MAIN STREET WESTERLY Shea’s Office Products 39 WEST BROAD STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Paul's T.V. 91 FRANKLIN STREET 98 Town Manager and MRS. EUGENE GERVASINI and FAMILY Nigrelli’s Crest 2 CANAL STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 596-1512 Fine Homemade Italian Foods by Chef Italo Trombino The Elms MR. MRS. DAVID PAI.ADINO The Hairdressers 1. J. Caulfield; 2. J. Kelly; 3. G. Cherenzia; 4. R. Champlin; 5. M. Fazio; 6. J. Pellegrino; 7. D. Casale; 8. P. DiAngi; 9. V. Capizzano; 10. G. Benoit; 11. S. Majeika; 12. K. Rose; 13. Anita Gavitt; 14. B. Taylor; 15. C. Wright. 16. E. Greer; 17. P. Keena; 18. L. Pappadia; 19. A. Leonetti; 20. B. Pelt; 21. D. Marino; 22. B. Celico; 2L J. Morrone; 24. R. Webb. SOUTH BROAD STREET PAWCATUCK 596-1230 Lillian’s Beauty Salon DIXON SQUARE BUILDING 596-4448 Hitching Post The Brokerage, Inc. BAY STREET WATCH HILL, R. L 348-8141 Covedge Bait — Tackle WATCH HILL ROAD WESTERLY Vuono Towing Service Algiere’s Esso HIGH STREET WESTERLY Gladdings, Inc. Watch Hill Boat Yard 1. G. Liguori; 2. J. Panciera; 3. D. Barber; 4. B. Selvidio; l6 HjGH STREET 5. G. Staplin; 6. L. Sposato; 7. P. Cline; 8. M. Chen; 9. D. Anthony; 10. L. Williams; 11. S. Willis. 12. D. Pillmear; WESTERIY 13. D. Gencarelli; 14. R. Gaccione; 15. M. Turdo; 16. J. Morgan; 17. D. Murano; 18. J. Azzinaro. 596-4258 99 Stillman-McAndrew Travel Agency 15 RAILROAD AVENUE WESTERLY 596-7741 Mona Lisa Beauty Salon WATCH HILL ROAD WESTERLY Frank J. Adimari Real Estate 6 Insurance WESTERLY 596-7772 Ferraro Home Products 100 Stanton Realty WINNAPAUG ROAD MISQUAMICUT 596-2885 Johnny's Tire Shop 951 2 CANAL STREET WESTERLY Otto Seidner, Inc. FRIENDSHIP STREET WESTERLY COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend Vic Morgan Sons, Inc. 101 CANAL STREET 596-5805 Mello’s Barber Shop Gulino’s Bakery STILLMAN AVENUE PAWCATUCK, CONN LONG HILL ROAD GROTON, CONN. v Ebb-Tide Motel Altimano Landscaping Co., Inc. R.F.D. 3. WESTERLY Westerly Nursing Home Windswept Farm CHARLESTOWN, R. I. 564 8829 William W. Price Insurance COY REAL ESTATE CO. 101 Colosi Jewelers 45 HIGH STREET WESTERLY. R. I N. G. Smith’s Jewelers Carrie’s HIGH STREET WATCH HILL WESTERLY, R. I. Kenyon’s Clothing Store Kay's Fabrics Woolens, Cottons, Knits and Polyester Doubleknits — Trimming and Buttons — 5 1 HIGH STREET Dr. Nardone and Dr. Giuliano Goodgeon's Jewelers DIXON SQUARE—WESTERLY TEL. 596-5722 Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Bob Mearns I. M. Spezzano; 2. J. Pelletier; 5. J. Vangieri; 4. D. Clark and S. McCollough; 5. M. Lupinacci; 6. C. LoPriore; 7. M. Burns; 8. M. Nicol; 9. F. Abate; 10. D. Petrocelli; 11. J. Maxson; 12. S. Beattie; 13. M. Buckley. 102 Westerly Furniture U.S. ROUTE 1 Junior Village Vogue Childrens Wear, Maternity Wear and Baby Boutique 50 HIGH STREET Richard Champlin CRANE AND DRAGLINE SERVICE Bradford Motors Towing Service 2 i Hours 377-2291 Samuel Gencarella Plumbing Heating Contractor ASHAWAY ROAD, R E D. 3 596-7593 Celico’s Oil Service J. J. Morrone’s Service Station ROUTE 3, ASHAWAY. R.I. R. I. Official Inspection Station 1174 Red Fox Soda JOHN BOUMENOT 1. S. DiPaola; 2. M. Kustesky; 3. G. Gradilone; I. S. Tenuta; 5. J. Castaenaro; 6. D. Ribeiro; 7. F. Sistare; 8. N. Murphy; 9. B. Awkerman; 10. R Guarino; 11. D. White; 12. D. Montalto; 13. J. Serra; 14. B. Barone; 15. D. Be-rard; 16. J. Cherenzia; 17. S. Iacoi; 18. P. Barone; 19. K. China Village 27 CANAL STREET WESTERLY. R. I Pucci's Carpet Kleen Maslin and Bigelow Carpets P M Sewing Center 20 BROAD STREET WESTERLY. R. I. Clark Paper and Supply Co. WESTERLY. R I Toscano’s Distinctive Men and Boy's Wear 23 CANAL STREET Spargo’s Universal Food Store 44 SCHOOL STREET Capizzano’s Restaurant 2 TOWER STREET WESTERLY. R. I. My Fair Lady, Inc. Dresses. Sportswear and Accessories 1. M. and K. Walsh; 2. J. Cimalore; 3. M .Dickey; 4. J. Nigrclli; 5. E. Galanti; 6. B. Pajak; 7. L. Heaps; 8. M. and 25 CANAL STREET I Ravenelle; 9. B. Magowan; 10. A. Serio; 11. A. Lathrop; 12. G. Panciera; 13. David and Diane Moneypenny; 4. ]. WESTERLY. R. I. Reed; 15. S. Brosseau; 16. J. Faubert. 104 Westerly Glass Co. INDUSTRIAL DRIVE WESTERLY 596-1733 Snuffy’s BAY STREET WATCH HILL Main and Dufour Co. l-t LIBERTY STREET PAWCATUCK, CONN. Debutante Shop ERANKI.IN SHOPPING PLAZA Narciso’s Filling Station 228 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Doobie’s Snack Bar ATLANTIC AVENUE MISQUAMICUT Anthony R. Giardano Accountant WASHINGTON TRUST BLDG 596-5100 Watch Hill Garage, Inc. 1 G. DePlacido; 2. J. Vuono; 3- H. Jordan; 1. D. Genca-rtlla- 5. D. McVeigh; 6. R. Quint; 7. A. Lombardo; 8. C. Trcbisacci; 9. D. LaChapelle; 10. J. Ward; 11. A. Steadman; 12. D. Bonvenuto; 13. B. Sullivan; 14. L. Friend; 15. G. Fusaro; 16. L. Levanti. Bud Barber - Shep Simmons 105 Frances of Ashaway Beauty Salon BROAD STREET, ASHAWAY 377-2657 Payne’s Camera Shop Cherenzia’s Amoco Inc. MAIN STREET, WESTERLY 596-2761 Ralph B. Catlin Sons SCHOOL STREET WESTERLY 106 Ray Willis Toys Toys • Bikes - Bike Rentals 53 RAILROAD AVENl'E Bruno’s Market Son Wholesale and Retail Meats 0. D. Capalbo Insurance ALLEN’S CAN-D NEWS 125 MAIN STREET The Store With the Big Heart TO THE CLASS OF 1972 — Happiness and Success. God Bless The Path Ahead! faction REAL ESTATE 596-5100 Watch Hill Road r7 FRANK’S ROOFING AND SIDING F.DGF.WOOD AVFNUE 596-5241 FRANKLIN PLAZA 596-1085 108 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 from NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS ACADEMY Joanne Ritter Sec.-Treas. Kathryn Gaccione Vice-Pres. Gloria Banning Pres. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Ralco Realty Co. Morrone Electrical Appliance Co. MAIN STREET WESTERLY 170 MAIN STREET WESTERLY 596-2102 Leo F. Manfred Associates, Inc. 19 RAILROAD AVENUE WESTERLY Advertising, Public Relations. Consultant 596-1588 9 MARRIOTT AVENUE, WESTERLY Swiss Chalet POST ROAD, WESTERLY 322-0314 Westerly Police Association Sherwin William’s Company 596-4242 Compliments of DINO’S RESTAURANT ATLANTIC AVENUE MISQUAMICUT Prescription Specialists • SICK ROOM SUPPLIES • BIOLOGICAIS • DRUG SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTION VARS BROTHERS Druggists - Stationers WESTERLY, R I. 113 STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS E. Pasqualin, Pres. G. Benoit, Vice Pres. Treas. T. Turco P. Ravenelle JUNIORS L. Joyce, Sec. J. Grills L. Nardone J. Chick SOPHOMORES R. Morrow D. Horne J. Mixle D. Bottone PROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL McCormick’s Dept. Store 12 BROAD STREET 596-4033 BEST WISHES FROM DWYER ASSOCIATES FOR BEST IN LUMBER United Builders Supply Co., Inc. 3 OAK STREET Compliments of JOE’S TELEVISION SALES SERVICE 15 POND STREET 596-2238 COMPLIMENTS OP Walgreen Granite Drug Inc. BONNER MONUMENT COMPANY GRANITE STREET SHOPPING CENTER WESTERLY, R. I. ASHAWAY ROAD 377-2493 ATLAS WEATHERMASTER INC COMPLIMENTS OF Williard’s Hardware TARNY'S 28 HIGH STREET 596-4522 Responsive airport road Compliments of ITH'S FLOWER SHOP WESTERLY FLORIST Tel. 596-4993 120 DICK’S PACKAGE STORE ROXY’S 56 CANAL STREET 596-5711 Finest Pizza Made” 56 SPRUCE STREET 596-4631 MOTS Agway Inc. FRIENDSHIP STREET 596-5059 BESS EATON DONUTS THE COTTRELL COMPANY PAWCATIJCK. CONNECTICUT Trainees, Stenographers, Machinists, Assemblers Active Apprenticeship and Learner” Program For High School Graduates THE SUN Published Each Eveninc Except Saturday Westerly, Rhode Island THE UTTER COMPANY, P(JBUSHEKS Established 1857 Sbbvino South ban Rhodi Island AMD SOUTH EAST1AN CONNlCTICLTr MlUBtl OS ABBOCLATBD Paxss Audit Bujliau or CttCVTLATIONS Amemcan NiwirAm Publish as' Ass’n Niw England Daily Nbwstapbb Ass-n The Washington Trust Company congratulates the members of the Class of 1972 upon their entry into the world of maturity and responsibility. Home, school, and church have molded you to what you are today. These tight reins are now being relaxed. More and more, and whether you like it or not, you are going to find that you will be expected to do it yourself. All of us who work at the Washington Trust know.you are going to do just fine. Just the same you may need a financial friend some day and we suggest Westerly’s only home-town bank. We care more. yardney electrical corp. 85 MECHANIC STREET 599-IIOO Best Wishes to the Class of 72 126 LOUIS PANCIERA INC. Insurance Real Estate WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING WESTERLY, R. I. 02891 phone 596-4977 Good Luck From WERI If it’s goin’ on, it’s goin’ on WERI 1230 AM, and 103.7 EM, First in Southeastern New England 127 r L -•3 V - - S—: