Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

OjCMMPU'D WHS ’so ZMS OJCVMPJC JDSAjC Let us not deal with what the Olympics means to the winners but rather what it takes to be able to participate. training, like High School, helps in perfecting development of the body and mind. It also prepares its participants to achieve all that they set out to do. The development of the body can be seen_ throughout the training but perhaps of greater importance is the training of the mind. Learning to work with others is the foundation upon which winners are built Without someone to share the triumph of victory and the agony of defeat” it would not be worth the effort. It is through constant encouragement that we keep reaching for that seemingly impossible goal. Winning complements the dedication and hard work involved; but should not become the sole reason for making the effort. Achieving success in High School requires devotion, discipline and training as the Olympics In both areas a participant must learn to discipline himself. He must be able to organize his time placing his committment first and accept the criticism of those trying to help When the devotion is strong the discipline comes easy. With these things in mind, the participant is now ready to achieve all that is possible. “For what a man can conceive and believe, he can achieve.” evewzs Am PAKzo? weszspcv MJ0M seHooz ozvmpjzs Special Commentator Commissioner Of The Olympics Assistant Commissioners Mead Coach Assistant Coaches Statisticians (fold Medalists W.M.S. Close Up Jns taut Keplay Silver Medalists Uronz Medalists Jn Training Olympiads Pageantry Jn Memorium Olympic Supporters Zhank ou 6 When I get my hands on him, I’ll . . . 9 DEDICATION An Olympic team struggles for perfection continuously so that at the end of four years it can display its success. For the Class of 1980 these past four years have been a struggle, but the struggle has been tempered by our coach. A coach stands with the team side by side whether it is reaching for the ultimate or just scraping the bottom of the barrel looking for a way out. For those who did not realize it, the Class of 1980 has been in both places. Now we are Seniors and in a few days we will be Graduates and the memories will flash back: to the first successful dance, to the endless hours of decorating for the proms, and the constant hassle of class meetings. Through all our financial problems and all our class functions our “Olympic Coach’ has been there helping us strive for the gold. And so we would like to dedicate the 1980 Yearbook, “The Olympics, to our coach and advisor, Mrs. Judith Colucci. To the class of 1980 As you prepare to take your place in society may I ask that you remember that in every man there is something we may learn, and in that respect, we shall ever remain a pupil. The truth that each of you seeks may not make you rich, but it will make you free. Go Forth! Conquer your worlds! Try not to forget the good times and those who have loved you most. F.J. Torromeo Superintendent of Schools ASSJSZAMZ COMMJSSJOMKS Warren J. Pelton Assistant Superintendent of Schools Salvatore Augeri Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent Class of 1980: Work to most of us means a forty hour week resulting in 2,000 hours of being on the job every year. But work is more than an investment in time, more than simply a means of earning a living. It can be an opportunity to really make a difference — to influence events, to change lives. A major requirement for anyone to be a success is to have a true sense of priorities. How you view yourself plays a vital role in how you choose to spend your life. Planning a career that fits your personal goals takes time and motivation. You must decide not only what you can do, but what it is you want to do, and what is important to you. Bear in mind, too. that all decisions are not final. Today’s choice may no longer be appropriate in the future. Be flexible; periodically re • assess your goals in the light of a changing world. Use the tools which have been provided you during your years in school to shape the future that you want for yourself. Congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely yours, Gerald M. Dunn, Principal Gerald M. Dunn Principal Westerly High School ASSJSZAWZ COACMSS Alan Angelo Betty Ashworth Donald Autry Francesca Bedell Andrew Bonner Mike Braceland 14 Marcelene Canestrari Janice Carreau John Carson Janice Carter Kenneth Chaffee Janet Collins 15 Judith Colluccl J. Frank Cotter Luis D’Aleno 16 John Finnegan Joyce B. Fletcher Walter Gibson James Gleason James Guarino Jay Huettl Debra Graves George Huettl Sarah Krause Michael Guarino Jeanne Hurley Donna Lupinacci Dr. Jean Marriott Concetta McGuire Donna Miller Joseph McNulty Ann Moore Thomas O’Connell Nancy Paulson Allan Redfern Margaret Robertson George Routhier Margaret Ru2zo Thomas Ryan June Schlessinger Elizabeth Serra Geoffrey Serra Sylvester Serra Barbara Shafer Bernice Sminkey David Stephenson Joseph Terranova Gail Somerset Joyce Street Thomas Terranova John Thompson 20 Jean Tormey Palma Trombino Joseph Tudisco Angela Vocatura Helen Webb Thomas Weyant “Da. plane, boss. Da plane! We were framed! I’m available, Don Zimmer 21 Bernice Whitaker Raymond Wright Joseph Wyman Jean Zerbarini Just whistle while you work.” “See this enlarged atomic particle. I Marie Blanchet Irma Federico Margaret Dinoto SZA ZJSZJCJAAJS Angelo Petrone - Janitor Lucky Lady in the 5th Ruth Faiola Melinda Douglas President Twelve years of life were devoted towards an education; to all those who helped the Class of 1980 attain knowledge, we are deeply greateful and your efforts are much appreciated. However, just as important, yet often overlooked, is the knowledge we received from one another. Being together in a close situation, forces us to learn to deal with ourselves as well as each other. You learn that you have to be yourself. You cannot let peers twist you into being what they need and you must not change yourself to be accepted by the group. If this happens you lose your identity and with that you lose yourself. Yet at the same time, you must learn from other people not to change yourself. Listen to what they say and improve upon what you are. There is a fine line to walk between the two. I wish you both the ability in determining for yourself where that line is, and the skill to walk it without falling off. Melinda Douglas Class President Class Officers 25 Patricia Anne Abate Melissa Ann Albamonti Cathy Alfiero Thomas Gerard Alfiero Carolyn Jeanne Algiere Frankie Rene Algiere 26 David Thomas Altimari John Anderson Lisa Ann Armstrong Holly Bewlay Mary Ellen Brancato Gary Michael Brogno Mary-Jo Azzinaro Charlene Ellen Batchelder Scott Bavasso Peter Anthony Barbone Melanie Jean Behan Jo-Ann Elizabeth Barker 28 Joseph Capalbo James Capizzano Thomas Cappuccio Colleen Cardinal Benjamin Hazard Carpenter III James Cassidy Renee Anne Castagna Darlene Catlin David Chan cv; y Y- 29 Monique Chartier Carol Marie Chiaradio Jeffrey F. Chiaradio Robert Joseph Chiaradio Jr. Arthur Choquette Jana Choquette Robert J. Christina Louis Ciardullo Dianne Marie Cillino 30 Patricia Susan Cimalore Brenda Cinami Gary Cloutier Mary Catherine Comforti Carol Cooke Laurie Cornell 31 John Creaturo Elaine Cryan Betty-Jo Cugini Kimberly Jean Cullinane Catherine Louise Currie Maurice William Curry Scott Derouin Giuseppina Maria DeSantis Laurie DeScisciola 32 Joseph Deteves June Elaine Diehl Anthony Joseph DiMaio Thomas Dinoto Judith Ann Dionne Kim M. Dionne Russell C. Dipallina Kelly Lynn Donahue Thomas Joseph Dotolo 33 Melinda Douglas Gary Dowrey Michael Drurey Edward D’Souza Mary Elizabeth Duggan Margaret Dunn Traci Edgar Richard Entwistle Carl Durfee Christopher Falco Giulia Ferraro Salvatore Ferraro Norman Joseph Finizio II Theodore Fink Kobert hinocchiaro Margaret Fish James N. Frink Jr. Gina Lisa Fusaro Ellen Gaccione Gina Gaccione Ronald John Gaccione Angelo Gencarelli Frank Gencarelli Karen Lee Gavitt Rebecca Angela Gengarella Christine Gingerella John R. Gingerella 36 Teresa Ann Giordano Laurie Goss Michael Gulino Kevin Haggerty Grant Hall James Hartley Teresa Anne Havens Sheryl Lee Heinold William Henderson 37 Tamela Denise Henson Jay Hickox Margaret-Mary Higgins Karin Ann Hill Ernest Hudson Teresa Margaret laconetti Theresa Marie Hindle Patrick Paul Husereau Jr Richard Jakob Lori Hines James lacoi Elsa Jesus Kimberly R. Johnson James Jordon Valerie Gloria Keane Sheila Marie Keegan Jill Marie Keenan Lynn Elizabeth Keegan Patricia Ann Keith Maureen Anne Kendzia Mary Kristine Kicinski f Laurie Kidder Valentina Klymenko Daniel Wellington Krause 40 Marianne Larsh Robert Paul Laudone Andrew Thomas Lee Nancy Ann Leonetti Lori Levanti Elizabeth Levcowich Cheryl Anne Liguori James Peter Liguori Jr. Janice Ann Lombardi 41 Diana Lynn Maggs Paul Majeika Lisa Makowsky Garry Mansfield Margaret Mary Mansfield Marian Irene Marcey Fabian Ortega Marques Penny McCarthy Mary Lynn McElhaney Bruce William McVeigh Mark Michalak Mary Mindeck Thomas Francis Monahan Stephen Montalto Marie Mitchell 43 Maureen Ann Murray James Newell Gina Nigrelli Kenneth Parrilla Frances Mary Pappadia Mark Ottaviani Ernest Panciera Henry O'Briant Mary Ann Juliet Palaia Jacqueline Parise Lisa Mary Nixon Lori Pacheco Eleanor Parzych Karen Payne Gordon Peck Kevin Jay Pelton Karen Petrowski Anita Prellwitz 45 Lauren Marie Pucci Kathleen Marie Raithel Christine Elaine Ramsey Kimberlie J. Rayner Mary Ritacco Patricia Ritacco Maurice Rizzuto Tracy Lee Robinson Charles Routhier 4b Mary Beth Ruisi Derek Rusek Rose Marie Scavello Mary Louise Schwer Robert Stephen Scott Anne Mary Selvidio Mark Serra Roberta Servidio Anthony Selvidio Eric Shaw Jennifer Sheek William Sheldon Michael Siciliano Curtis Snow Kean Sieczkiewicz Tammy Ann Souza Robert Skelton Susan Spino Annette Sposato Karen Lee Sposato Margaret Sposato 48 Douglas St. Clair Peter Stenhouse Joseph Strafach Sandra Marie Strafach Anne Carol Stryjewski Deana Jaye Sullivan 49 Gregory James Sullivan Michael Anthony Sullivan David Sunderland Paula Tattersall Christopher Thornton Christopher Terranova Kathleen Ann Trebisacci Jane Turano Marcella Turco Brian Turano Olympia Trombino Teresa Texter Mary Caroline Turco Karen Lynn Ultsch Peter Urso Victoria Ann Urso Susan Ruth Vacca Carol Ann Vuono Angela Marie Watz Gregory Wholean Mario Joseph Turco Jr. Michael Williams Kiernan Wholean Cathy Williams 52 CjCASS HJSZORV In 1976 the future Olympic team of 1980 had begun its training. As a result of its size the team was forced to train in separate gymnasiums. Although divided in body, in mind they remained as one. This was a difficult year for them as they were being exposed to many new experiences. These experiences ranged from preliminary competition held twice a year to being spectators at the festival of the turkey games. Team captains for this year were Scott Bavasso, June Diehl, Kim Dionne, Mary Beth Ruisi, Renee Castagna, Elaine Cryan, Anne Stryjewski, and Betty • Jo Cugini. The year progressed, the team worked hard, accomplishments and successes — some! At the end of the year the team had a party with much music and dancing which became a yearly tradition. When the second year of training began the team was reunited. The sense of security that was perhaps this sense of security that enabled the team to move up the first level of winning, the bronze medal. The team captains for this year were Jim Iacoi, Tammy Souza, Mary Beth Ruisi, Nancy Leonetti, Kim Cullinane, Andy Lee, Danny Krause, and Elaine Cryan. Like the preceeding year this year was ended in song and dance. ( With renewed spirit the team began their third year of training. This year proved to be more difficult, the training hours were longer and the competition was tougher. The coaches, upset with the field conditions, waited to resume their normal routine. Based on the team’s immense improvement in ability, they were entered into a higher level of competition. Their determination allowed them to reach an even greater goal. The team had silver medals. The captains responsible for this winning year were Mary Schwer, David Chan, Mary Beth Ruis( Janice Lombardi, Nancy Leonetti, Danny Krause, Elaine Cryan, Andy Lee, and Anne Stryjewski. Once again the year ended in a celebration of a much more formal nature. At the start of the fourth and find year of competitionihe team had time to reflect upon its past. It had grown from an insecure, separated, strugglmo -otiT of-ij vi ualists to a solid winning team. The team leadersffchi« ear were Melinda Douglasr-Jlm pizzaffo, TJancy Leonetti, Mary Mindeck, Kelly Stryjewski, Elaine Cryan, Dannjff (I UUil and Andy Lee. The team saw one goal before them, to become number one. Incredible enthusiasm helped them overwhelm their competition. The team had finally become gold medalists. Their victory was celebrated at the Marble House where there was dining and dancing held in the glow of success. The team did much reminscing. The achievment of climbing Mt. Olympus was accompanied by the awarding of sheepskins. We have successfully accomplished our goal in the competition. 54 55 56 57 Most Knowledgable about Social Affairs Jacque Kevin Most Likely to Succeed Janice Andy - Friendliest Karen Chuck Most School Spirit Nancy Dan Nicest Smile Cathy Tom 58 Most Optimistic Sandy Tom Mary Beth Chris Most Talkative Valentina Chris Class Singers Karen, Brenda, and Steve Quietest Vicki Ed 59 Class Individualists Melinda Scott Most Creative Maureen Tom Most Athletic Renee Norm 60 Most Gullible Diane Grant Cutest Dimples Cathy Bruce Best Liked Kim Bob Class Blushers Kelly Sam Most Respected Anne Gary Best Dressed Laurie Kean Moat Energetic Patty Ted Claaa Mualciana Marian Jim 62 Class Artists Kim Jim 63 Senior Directory Patricia Anne Abate Patty Boy Scout Drive, Westerly There are a lot of ways to go. and a lot of things we never •Aid. ready and waiting, anticipating, looking ahead. Homeroom Rep 2; Snerd 3; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Rally 4; Pep Club 4. Mellaaa Ann Albamontl Melts 22 Forrestal Drive, Westerly Shadows of yesterday and the promise of tomorrow keep my mind at peace and I am concerned with nothing but the reality of today. Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Basketball 2; Soccer Rally 2. 3; Football Rally 2. 3. 4; Fashion Show 4; Italian IV Dinner 4; Cathy Ann Alflero Cathy Hlllvtew Drive, Westerly Any act of kindness no matter how small is never wasted Prom Committee 1. 2; Prom Court 2; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Homeroom Rep 4; Italian IV Dinner; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Thome• Gerard Alflero Alf 2 Champion Street Far better It is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered with failure, than to be ranked with those poor souls who neither enjoy much nor suffer much; for they live in that gray twilight that knows not victory or defeat Hockey Intramurals 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Carolyn Jeanne Alglere Carolyn Westerly-Bradford Road. Westerly Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. Cheerleader 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. leader 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Italian IV Dinner; Football Rally 4; Exchange Concert 1. 2; Prom Court 2. Frankie Rene Alglere Frank Westerly-Bradford Road No one knows what it is that he can do till he tries. Snerd 3; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir Florida Trip 1; Hawaii trip 4; Yearbook 4; Business Barker Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Drama Club 2 David Tbomaa Altlmarl Diz 1 Gallup Street The sooner you get started the longer you get. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Suds 3. John Anderaon Gak Box 34. Watch Hill Road He who knows his abilities, knows his worth. Boys Basketball 2. Lima Ann Armatrong 24 Spruce Street Use what talents you possess for the woods would be silent If no birds sang but the best. Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Yearbook 4; French IV Dinner; Modern European Dinner; UN trip; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; VIEWS Tutoring. Mary-Jo Azrlnaro MJ 3 Narragansett Drive This is my life up to now. 1 may miss yesterday, yet 1 have no desire to go back and live it over. For me now there is only the great today and the promise of tomorrow. Oris Basketball 1. 2, 3, Cap! 4; Intramurals 1. 3. 4; Girls Track 1. 2. 3; Rally 4; Honor Roll 3; Prom Committee 1; Pep Club 1; Prom Queen 3; Italian IV Dinner; Homeroom Rep 3. Peter Anthony Bar bone Pete 87 Avondale Road. Westerly Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous intellect Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 3; Track 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Close-Up 3; W Club 3; Hawaii 2. Jo-Ann Elizabeth Barker Joanie 2 Washington Avenue The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart. Charlene Ellen Batch elder Char 216 Shore Road If life hands you lemons, make lemonade! DECA 3. 4; DECA Competition; DECA Fashion Show; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin 1. 2. 3. Scott Bavaaao Bubba 167 High Street For what is a man. what has he got. if not himself, then he has not. Prom Committee 1; Class President 1; Football 2; Track 2. 3. 4; Melanie Jean Behan Mel 8 Holmes Street You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you wept Homeroom Rep 1; Prom Committee 1; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 4; Softball 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 1. Holly Be wlay Holly RFD 3 Old Post Road Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference.” Track 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Spanish IV dinner; Rally 4. Mary Ellen Branca to lo Branberry Drive Laughter is the sunshine of happiness Hawaii Trip 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Rally 4. Gary Michael Brogno Gar Scenic Heights Drive Good order Is the foundation of all good things Honor Roll Thereaa Marie Brooka Terry 20 Mountain Avenue Amor Vlndt Omnia Snerd 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 2, 4; Yearbook 4 Betty Jo Brown Bett Watch Hill Road Nothing worth having is easily obtained. DECA 3; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Mark Robert Buck Buckwheat 9 Batterson Avenue We are all travelers in this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. Baseball 1; Golf 2; DECA 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4. Thalaaa Julie Burbelo 25 Riverview Avenue Per Aspera ad Astra! Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Kathryn Mary Burna Kate Governor Avenue It’s Been Real Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Jamea Caplzzano Cap 10 Thompson Avenue Do not abandon yourself to destruction for it is easy. Stand up for what you believe In and face your conscience. Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; Track 2. 3. 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Vice President 4; Prom Committee 1; French IV Dinner; Rally 4; Yearbook 4; Martha C Babcock Essay Contest 4. Tbomaa Cappucclo Capughead 13 Top Street If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now. ‘cause there’s too many places I got to see. Football 1, 2, 4; Honor Roll 1. 3. 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Colleen Cardinal Puff 37 Greenman Heights To every book there lies a learned scholar. Benjamin Hazard Carpenter III Ben Cotta 25 Holmes Street Although I may leave the reaches of this earth. I hope my Impressions will never leave the people whose lives I have touched. Football 2; Italian IV Dinner; U.N. Trip; Modern European Dinner; Snerd 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Jamea Caaaldy Jim Potter Hill Road The time has come for closing books and long last looks must end. And as I leave. I know that I’m leaving my best friend. A friend who taught me right from wrong and weak from strong. That’s a lot to learn. What can I give you in return? Snerd 3; Football Rally Renee Anne Caatagna Renee 123 Wtnnapaug Road I’m takln' the time to find some new roads into my mind, discoverin’ things and givin’ them wings. It’s time that this girl learned to fly . . . Basketball 1.2, 3, captain 4; (all division - all south county); Girls track 1. 2. 3; Social Chairman 1; Prom Committee 1; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Rally 4; Italian IV Dinner; Pep Club 1,4 Darlene Catlln Lenny Jr. Moore Road If you can't be a highway, then just be a trail. If you can't be the sun be a star It isn't by size that you win or you fail. Be the best of whatever you are. Snerd 3; Honor Roll 3; Pep Club 4; Fashion Show 4 David Chan Dave 15 Newton Avenue Follow your hopes and ambitions any way you can There is always a pot of gold waiting for you when you find it. Honor roll 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Vice President; DECA club 3. 4; Vice President of DECA West erly Chapter; Treasurer of DECA Club Rhode Island Chap ter; Christmas Dance 3; DECA State Competition 3. 4 Monique Chartler Maggio Avenue Little things affect little minds.” Barker Exchange Editor. Carol Marie Chlaradlo Carol 22 Hollis Street Keep your face toward the sunshine and you will never see the shadow” Prom Committee 3, 4; Soccer Rally 2. 3. 4; Football Rally 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. 64 Jeffrey F. Chlaradlo Bones 25 Boylston Street Take not away the life you cannot give for all things have an equal right to live. Hockey Intramurals; Honor Roll Robert Joeeph Chlaradlo Jr. Carrot 58 School Street In a man’s live, no matter what he does -• win. lose, or draw, he must make sure he does his best. Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Italian IV Dinner. Arthur Choquette Art 25 Woodlund Avenue Respect me for what I am. not what you want me to be. Baseball 1.2.3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Soccer 3; Golf 4; High Honors 1. 2. 3. 4 Jana Choquette 29 Main Street Just when you think you've had enough, try harder. Choir 1. 3. Robert J. Chrlatlna Rob 47 Narragansett Avenue I got too many bad habits burning up my soul. Only habit I ain’t got is that one called self control. Track 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Suds 3. Louie Clardullo Lou 25 Post Road Chi ha coraggio di ridere e padrone del mondo poco altri-menti di chi e preparato a morire. Football 2. 4; High Honors 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals; Snerd 4; Italian IV Dinner. Dianne Marie Cllllno Di II Hillview Drive To make a friend most easily, a friend is what you have to be Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Patricia Suean Cl m a lore Patti 7 Benefit Street Special joys and special places; special friends together •• the moments pass so quickly, but the memories arc forever. Choir 1; Softball 1; Basketball 2; Italian IV Dinner; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Barker 2; Yearbook 4; Snerd T Berfle 3. Brenda Clnaml Brenda Watch Hill Road Regardless of appearance inside will be found the sweetest song of all. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Disney Land Trip; Prom Committee 1. 2; Honor Roll; Snerd 3; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 1; Football Rally 4; Italian 1. 2; Homeroom Rep 2. Gary Cloutier Klute 35 Forrestal Drive I believe any man's greatest hour, his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Football 1. 2. 3 Captain 4; Track 3. 4; Modern European Dinner Mary Catherine Comfortl 49 Hobart Street I haven’t the energy to play cat and mouse with the champions of destiny. Choir Trip to Disney world 1; Barker 1. 3; Yearbook 4; Modern European Dinner; Senior Prom Committee 4; Senior Picnic 4; Senior Banquet 4; U.N. Tnp 4; Snerd T. Berfle Backstage Crew 3. Carol Cooke Cookie 4 Park Avenue Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all, DECA 3. 4 Laurie Cornell Law 66 Pierce Street Nothing is right or wrong, but thinking makes it so. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; yearbook 1. 2. Pamela Jean Cozzollno Pam 7 David Avenue There are only diamonds in all the world. Diamonds and perhaps the gift of disillusionment. Honor Roll 1. 2. Prom Committee 4; Fashion Show 4; Pep Club 2. 4; Italian IV Dinner; Rally 4. Thomae Joeeph Cozzollno Con. G fu. Q, Link. Disco. Burn. etc. 16 Babcock Road “Judge not, lest ye be judged.” Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Snerd V; Yearbook 4. Laurie Crane Toy 25 Riverdale Road One of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. Yearbook 3. John Creatoro John Seawood. Watch Hill There are no wings sprouting from my shoulders. Yearbook Photo's 2; Yearbook Photo’s 4. Elaine Cryan Elaine Westminster Street You can look like an angel and act like one too. but you're never quite sure what an angel will do! Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Snerd T. Berfle 2. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Betty-Jo Cuglnl BEEJ 95 Watch Hill Road Wear a smile and not a frown, for a smile is a rainbow upside down! Student Council 1. 4; Homeroom Rep 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, Secretary 4; Soccer Rally 2; Football Reilly 4; Anti-Smoking Campaigh 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Tennis 1; Yearbook 4; Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Disney World Trip 1; Snerd 3; Fund Raising 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys Basketball Statistician 3. 4; TriTrack Student Media Institute 1, 2. 3. 4. Kimberly Jean Culllnane Kim Watch Hill Road Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself. Homeroom Rep 1; Secretary 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; French IV Dinner; Yearbook 4; Thanksgiving Rally 4; Prom Committee 1. 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Brotherhood Art Award 3; Prom Court 2. Catherine Loulee Currie Cathy 27 Cedar Crest Drive Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Close Up I. II; Prom Committee 3. 4; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3; U N. Trip 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Maurice William Curry Flurry 9 Branberry Drive We know what we are but know not what we may be. Glueepplna Marla DeSantle Josie 15 Batterson Avenue Your conscience is the measure of the honesty of your selfishness. Listen to it. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Softball 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Italian IV Dinner.; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 2, 3. 4; Prom Court 3. Laurie DeScleclola 89 Oak Street The strong, the brave, the virtuous, and the wise, sink in soft captivity together. Hawaii Trip 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2; Prom Committee 3. 4; Rally 4; Pep Club 4; Snerd 2; Fashion Show, Brotherhood Art Award 3. June Elaine Diehl Juna-Tuna 10 Charles Avenue Remember yesterday, dream tomorrow, but live today. Class Officer 1; Softball 1. 2; Intramurals 1. 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Prom Committee 1. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Football Rally 4; Pep Club 4. Anthony Joeeph DlMalo T.J. Windward Drive When ya got a job to do. ya gotta do it well; you got to give the other fella hell. Band 1, 2, 3; Math Team 1. 2, 3. 4; Chem Team 2, 4; Yearbook 4; Football Cameraman 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Judith Ann Dionne Ju 23 Stuart Street The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart. DECA 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Track 2. Kim M. Dionne Kim 28 Arlington Street “Born to win. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Art Exhibit 2. 3. 4; Italian IV Dinner; Fashion Show 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary 1. Rueeell C. Dlpalllna Dip 65 School Street You live and learn, or you don't live long. Chem Team; Track Team; Amateur Radio Club; Snerd. Kelly Lynn Donahue Kellga Lofty Heights All of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream along the way. Class Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Twirler 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Usherette 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Rally 2. 3. 4; Soccer Rally 2; EXchange Concert 2; French IV Dinner. Thomae Joeeph Dotolo Dotes 8 Bayvtew Drive Wise men learn more from fools than fools from wise men Golf 3. 4. Melinda Douglae Merr 39 Happy Valley Road What I must do is all that concerns me. not what people think ... It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy In soltitude to live after your own. but the great man is he who in the mist of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Senior Class President; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Track 3. Co-Capt 4; Yearbook 4; Chem team 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prize Speaking Contest 3, 4; Senior Class Fashion Show; Pep Club 4 Gary Dowrey Gar 292 Varietyville Road 65 A winner never quits. A quitter never wins. Soccer 4 Edward D'Sours Teddy 3 Granite Street 1 am an Indian. Participant In school Math Team and Play Pop Music Mary Elizabeth Duggan Doog 22 Plateau Road The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn't love 'til you give it away. Snerd 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 4. Margaret Dunn Faye Barberry Lane Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Snerd 3; Pep Club 4; Rally 4. Traci Edgar Henry Street See as a child sees the Joy . . . the wonder ... the hope. DEC A 1. Richard Entwlatle RFD 3 Pound Road Take your time . . . don't live too last, troubles will come and they will pass. Salvatore Ferraro Sam 130 Winnapaug Road In this great future you can’t forget your past. High Honors 2; Honor Roll 3. 4: Intramural Hockey 3. 4 Giulia Ferraro Gu 64 Pierce Street Love understands love, it needs no talk. DECA 3. 4; Snerd V; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. Norman Joseph Flnlrlo II Storm 14 Midway Avenue Green Grass and High Tides Forever Homeroom Rep 1. 2. 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3 Captain 4; Basket ball 1. 2. 3. co captain 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. Robert Flnocchlaro Finn Lauren Hill Drive Forget what life used to be. You are what you shoose to be. It's whatever it is you see that live will become. For every dead and living thing time runs like a fuse, and the fuse is burning, and the earth is turning . . . Margaret Flab Fish 4 King Street Life’s a joke and all things show it I thought so once and now I know it. Prom Committee 2; Football Rally 4. James N. Frink Jr. 45 Summer Street Youth supposes, age knows. Snerd IV. V. Gina Llaa Fusaro G 11 Longvue Avenue Where there is a will there is a way. Snerd V; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Ellen Gacclone Ellen The grand essentials are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Ronald John Gacclone Gatch 1 Haswell Street I have never met a man who has given me more trouble than myself. Karen Lee Gavltt Fro Box 419 Shore Road Make your own kind of music even if nobody else sings along. Drama Club 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Snerd T. Berfle 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Italian IV Dinner; Rally 4; Yearbook 4; Halloween Party 4 Frank Gencarelll Frankie G. II Narragansett Avenue Winning without risk is like triumph without glory. Football 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. states 3. 4. captain 4. Rebecca Angela Gengarella Becky 19 Post Road Nothing is more precious and therefore more difficult than to be able to love. Christine Glngerella Chris Schilke Drive Look not mournfully into the past It comes not back again. Wisely improve the present. It is thine. Honor Roll 1.2,3, 4; Pep Club 4; Rally 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. John R. Glngerella John 33 Edgewood Avenue Touch not, taste not. handle not, and you’ll have no fun. because after all what is life but a series of inspired fantasies. Football 1. 2. 3. Yearbook Photo Staff 4; DECA 3. 4. DECA Rep 3; DECA President 4; DECA State Competition 3. 4; DECA Fashion Show 3. 4; Ski Club; Rollerskating Team; Pep Club. Teresa Ann Giordano Tree Oak wood Road Whenever times get rough, and you’ve had enough, you’ve still gotta try. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Nat’l Honor Society 3; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Gub 1. 4; Rally 4; Yearbook 3. Co-Editor 4; Close Up 2. 3; Walt Disney World Trip 1; Modern European Dinner 4; Italian IV Dinner; U N. Trip 4. Dante Prize 3; Homeroom Rep 2, 3, 4. Laurie Goss 7 School Street A friend is always a true one till the end. Michael Gulllno Mike Mountain Avenue You can do anything you want to it you set your mind to it. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Kevin Haggerty Hag or Kev 4 Moriah Drive Baseball 1. 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. Grant Hall 69 Avondale Road Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough. You can have anything in life if you will sacrifice everything for It. Hockey 3, 4; Track 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. Teresa Anne Havens Terri Haydn Road. Shelter Harbor Attempt the end. and never stand to doubt; Nothing's so hard but search will find it out. Honor Roll 3. 4. Sheryl Lee Helnold She 13 Woodlawn Avenue No man stands so tall as he who stoops to help a child. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Art Editor 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Spanish Dinner 2. 3. 4. William Henderson Hendy 47 Highland Avenue You've got to have the blocking or you can't gain the yards. Football 1. 2, 3 Captain 4. Tamela Denise Henson Tam 35 Robin Hollow Lane Northern lights flashed by. and then they were gone. And as old stars would die so the new ones were born. Choir 1; Prom Committee 2; Snerd T Berfle 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. Jay Hlckox Jay 196 Main Street Margaret-Mary Higgins Margaret I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore. that I can do let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 1; Barker 2; Usherette 3; Italian IV Dinner; Pep Club 4; Yearbook Clerical Editor 4. Karin Ann Hill 40 Edgewood Avenue Do not walk in front of me. I may not follow. Do not walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Track 2. 4; Basketball 2; Close-Up 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 3; Hawaii Trip 4; Fashion Show 4; Pep Club 4; Spanish II Dinner Theresa Marie Hlndle Tracy 24 Meadow Lark Drive Live in a daze and life will pass you by. Honor Roll 4; DECA 3. Lori Hines Lo Woody Hill Road This Is for all the lonely people, thinking that life has passed them by Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup and ride that highway in the sky. Track 1. 2. 3. Co-Capt. 4; Drama Club 2; Prom Committee 1; Rally 4; Honor Roll 1. 2; Fashion Show 4. Patrick Paul Husereau Jr. Huse 3 Guarino Avenue The greatest feat is not to never have fallen, but to have risen again after falling. Football 2. 3. 4; Track 3. James lacol Chubbs 5 Gove Avenue My life is changin', the seasons seem to come and go. Too fast for me to remember who I am -- I myself. The crowds and faces, the times and places. I don’t know - I’m just a player, you are the show. Class President 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; Golf 4; Yearbook staff 4; Suds 4. Teresa Margaret laconettl Tree 14 John Street Ext. If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Honor Roll 3; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Homeroom Rep 1, 2, 3; French IV Dinner; Italian IV Dinner; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Court 2; Rally 4. Fashion Show 4. Richard Jakob Jake 19 Edgewood Avenue Those who say it can't be done arc usually passed by those doing it. Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4. Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Italian IV Dinner: Band Comoetition 1. 2 3 Kimberly R. Job neon Kimbo 3 Moriah Drive If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now cause there's too many places I've got to see Honor Roll. Valerie Gloria Keane Val Shore Road Nothing great is ever accomplished without enthusiasm Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Italian IV Dinner. Italian Award 3; Modern European Dinner 4; Band. Pep Band 1; Choir 3; Yearbook 4; U N. Trip 4. Lynn Elizabeth Keegan Lynnie Dean 50 John Street In matters of principle, stand like a rock. In matters of taste, flow with the current Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Rally 4. Pep Club 4; French IV Dinner Sheila Marie Keegan Stump 67 School Street From their boats of iron they looked upon the promised land where surely life was sweet Softball 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 4. Spanish III Dinner; Spanish IV Dinner. Barker 2; Pep Club 4. Jill Marie Keenan Corky Shore Road We do not remember days, we remember moments. DECA 3. 4; Snerd 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Christmas Dance 3. Patricia Ann Keith Patty 60 John Street Live each day as it is. you may never see tomorrow Maureen Anne Kendzla Maureen 9 Main Street If you listen you can hear It. It's the laughter in the street; It’s the motion in the music and the fire beneath your feet. All the signs are right this time. You don’t have to try so very hard; If you live in this world you’re feelin' the change of the guard. Talent Show 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Mary Krlatlne Klclnakl 25 Highland Avenue Each morning look back upon your work of yesterday and then try to better it. Close-Up 1; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; French IV Dinner 3; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2. 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. Laurie Kidder La Robin Hollow Lane Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wings Only one thing endures and that is character. Valentina Klymenko Villa Granda. Watch Hill Road Remember where you have been, who you are and where you are going and that I said this. Snerd 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 4; Track 1; Leaders Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Library Aid 1. 2. 3. Daniel Wellington Krauae Raul 40 School Street 1 am the Master of my fate; I am the Captain of my soul. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Student Council President 3; Math Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3; All State Band 3; Pep Band 1. 2; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4; Spanish III. IV Dinner; Snerd I. II. III. IV. V. Edward Kruplnakl Ed 6 Top Street I am no longer afraid of next year for I have seen last year and love this year DECA; Golf Team David LaChapelle Larsh Franklin Street You can’t be everything you want to be. before your time. Football 2; Track 1. Edward Lallo Ed 46 Babcock Road There is only one success - to be able to spend your life In your own way Basketball 1; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Intramural Hockey 3. 4. Marianne Larah II Hillside Ter. If any man seeks greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for truth and he will find both. Twirling 1.2. 3. Captain 4; Project Close Up 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Rally 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; French IV Dinner Robert Paul Laudone Bob 7 Highland Avenue A quiet man never regrets his words. Baseball 1; Golf 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Hockey Intramurals 3, 4. Andrew Thomaa Lee Andy 87 East Avenue Veritas vos liberabtt Soccer 3; Choir 1; Math Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Chem Team 2; Snerd 1. 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Nat I Honor Society 3; URI Alumni Award 3; State Student Council 4. Nancy Ann Leonettl Sweeney 8 E. Stuart Street When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are Class Social Chairman 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 2. 3. Co-Ed. 4; Barker 1; Sports Editor 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Rally 2. 3. 4; Soccer Rally 2; Pep Club 1. 2. Vice-Pres 3, Pres 4. Victory Dance Committee 3; Yearbook Grinder Party 2; Float Committee 3. Spanish II Dinner 2; Choir 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Choral Membership Award 2; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Spaghetti Supper 1. Elizabeth Levcowlch Liz 5 Bellevue Avenue If you have love in your heart you will always have some thing to give. Choir 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Rally 4; Honor Roll 3. Cheryl Anne Llguorl Che Ann Street Do not follow where a path may lead Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Homeroom Rep 1; Prom Committee 1; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; DECA 4; Football Rally 4 Jamea Peter Llguorl Jim 37 Post Road The man of intelligence fixes his gaze on wisdom but the eyes of a fool are on the ends of the earth. Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2; Track 4; Band Competition 1, 2, 3. 4; Exchange Concert 1. 2. Janice Ann Lombardi Jan 21 Top Street The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth while, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3; Class Secretary 3; Homeroom Representative 3; Prom Committee 2. 3. 4; Christmas Dance Committee 3; French IV Dinner; Math Team 4; Pep Club 4; Football Rally 4. Diana Lynn Magga Di 76 Granite Street Paul Majelka Potter Hill Road Accept me as I am so I will learn what I can become. Llaa Makowaky Ackles 2 Wompag Road What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Yearbook staff 4; Barker Staff 1, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Close Up 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Rally 4 Garry Manafleld 3 Park Avenue Age is not a particularly interesting subject Anyone can get old. All you have to do is live long enough Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Hockey Intramurals 3. 4 Margaret Mary Manafleld Marti Shore Road A secret is what you tell someone else not to tell because you can't keep it yourself. Softball 2. 4; Modern European Dinner; Italian IV Dinner, Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; UN Trip; Honor Roll 2. 3. Marian Irene Marcey Ma 9 Highland Avenue If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it Is because he hears a different drummer Let him keep step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away Honor Roll 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Snerd 2; Exchange Concert 1. 2; Band Competition 1.2. 3. 4; Close- Up 3. Patricia Roaanna Marcheae Pat 3 Newton Avenue To love is to believe, to hope, to know, 'tis an essay, a taste of Heaven below Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Lor! Marie Lor 6 Mockingbird Lane In the life of a young woman, the most essential thing for happiness Is the gift of friendship Honor Roll 2.3. 4; Art Exhibit 2. 3. 4; Fashion Show 4; Pep Club 4. Prom Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Court 3. Anna Marie Marino Banana 21 Walton Street Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass, let your illusions last until they shatter Whatever you might hope to find among the thoughts that crowd your mind, there won't be any that ever really matter. Homeroom Rep 1.2; Prom Committee 1.4; Pep Club 1,2. 4; Close-Up 1; Volleyball Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. Fabian Marquee Fabulous Football 3; Soccer 4 Penny McCarthy Penelope 3 Collage Street I only speak when spoken to. Mary Lynn McElhaney Watch Hill Road Expand your thoughts and you will enlarge your world. Library aide 1, 2, 3; Spanish III. IV Dinners; Drama Club 2. Bruce William McVeigh Goose 90 East Avenue In the past we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Chem Team 2; Snerd T. Berfle 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Author's Workshop 3; Golf 4. Mary Mlndeclt 8 Bellaire Street Our opinion of people depends less upon what wc sec in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves. Prom Committee 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2. 4; Yearbook 4; French IV Dinner; Modern European Dinner; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Class Secretary 4; U.N. Trip; Fashion Show. Marie Mitchell Re C Street What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies between us. Pep CIub 4; Rally 4. Thomas Francla Monahan Tom Setting Sun Drive When there is no peril in the fight, there is no glory in the triumph. Football 1. 2. 4; Prom Committee 1.3; French IV Dinner 3; Yearbook 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; N.M.S.C. Commended Student 4 Stephen Montalto Steve 76 Pleasant Street Football I. 2. 3. 4. DECA 1. 2 Maureen Ann Murray Penston Avenue Live the life you love, and love the life you live Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Rally 4; UN Trip; French IV Dinner; Yearbook 4 Llaa Mary Nixon Lee 28 Babcock Road A task worth doing and friends worth having make live worth living DECA 3. 4 Mark Ottavlanl Otto 109 Beach Street Life is a minestrone. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Snerd 3 Lori Pacheco 42 Mam Street. Bradford I was given life so that I might enjoy all things. Mary Ann Juliet Palala Bird 40 Hubbard Street Happiness is the reflection of a smile Yearbook 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Solo and ensemble 2; Tennis Team 2; UN Trip 4; Close-Up 3; French IV Dinner. Modern European Dinner 4; Barker 1. 2 Erneat Panclera Ernie 4 Washington Avenue There is no need to worry about tomorrow as you can reflect on yesterday and think about today. Close-Up 2. 3; Homeroom Rep 3; Honor Roll 1; Yearbook 4. Francea Mary Pappadla Fran Westerly-Bradford Road To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Prom Committee 2. 3. 4; Softball 2; Pep Club 4. Yearbook 4; Rally 4; Fashion Show 4 Jacqueline Parlae Jackie 152 Beach Street One cannot develop a friendship till one knows what a friendship is. for in developing a real friendship is the giving of a real self Honor Roll 2. 3; Prom Committee 2. 3; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; Thanksgiving Rally 4; Spanish III Dinner. Kenneth Parllla KParr Yosemite Valley Road Winning isn't everything trying to win is. Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Captain 4. Eleanor Parxych El 67 Weekapaug Road Stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit •• It's when things seem worst that you must not quit. Hawaii Trip 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Tennis 1. 2; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3. 4; Rally 4; Pep Club 4. Gordon Loula Peck Zek 273 High Street Be yourself or don't be anything at all. Intramural Hockey; Track; Band. Kevin Jay Pel ton Kid 5 Fairfield Drive Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; EXchang Concert 2; Prom Committee 3. 4; Project Close Up 3; Snerd 2; Pep Band 1. 2; UN Trip 4; Spanish II Dinner 2; Modern European Dinner 4; Pep Club 4 Anita Prellwltz Neat 9 Pierce Street Lane What you are speaks so loudly that people can't hear what you say. Yearbook 2; Pep Club 2. 4; FHA 2; Spanish II Dinner; Spanish 111 Dinner; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish IV Dinner. Lauren Marie Pucci 31 Linden Street Be as a page in search of word which speaks on a theme that is timeless. Barker 2, 3; Yearbook Literary Editor 4; French IV Dinner 3; UN Trip 4; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Kathleen Marie Ralthel Katie Avondale Road A friend is forever and it will not end For a friendship is love and I love you my friend. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Rally 2. 3. 4; Twirler 2. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1; Yearbook 4; W Club 1, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Prom Committee 1, 2, 3; Fashion Show 4; Spanish II Dinner Christine Elaine Ramsey Chrissy 130 Beach Street Count your age by friends . . not years Count your life by smiles . . . not tears. DECA KlmberUe J. Rayner Rosita Shepherds Run. Avondale Tis not the lofty sails that move the great ship, but the unseen wind. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Exchange Concert 1.2; Snerd 2. 3; Band Competition 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Dinner 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3; Football Rally 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer Rally 1. 2. 3. 4 Mary Rltacco Mary 8 David Avenue Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. DECA I. II. Patricia Rltacco Patty 218 High Street Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. DECA I. II Tracy Lee Robinson Tracy Cove Road. Weekapaug A day may be an ocean but I plan to catch the wave of happiness Prom Committee 1; Field Hockey Intramurals 2; Homeroom Rep 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 3; Pep Club 4 Charles Routhler Chuck 27 Boiling Spring Avenue He who goes through life pushing doors marked pull” stands still. Soccer 3, 4; Hockey Intramurals 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2; Pep Club 4; Rally 4. Mary Beth Rulal Glen Way. Watch Hill If you love something set it free If it comes back to you it's yours; If It doesn't it never was. Softball 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Football Rally 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer Rally 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Anti-Smoking Campaign 3; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Prom Court 2; W Club 1. 3. 4; Tri Track Student Media Institute 1. 2. 3, 4. Rose Marie Scavello Ro 98 Oak Street May you always have the freedom to be yourself. Snerd 3. Mary Louise Schwer Bird 12 Plateau Road I am on my way and when I reach my journey’s end. 1 will be myself forever. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2; Close-Up 2. 3; Yearbook Photographer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Robert Stephen Scott Steve 84 Elm Street Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition Anne Mary Selvldlo Anne 88 Pierce Street Sometimes when you reach for a dream, you have to leave something behind. Choir 2, 3; Pep Club 4. Rally 4; DECA 3; Fashion Show 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. 68 Anthony Selvldlo Tony 3 Ledgewood Drive True bravery is shown by performing without witness what one might be capable of doing before all the world. Mark Serra Mark School Drive Anger is wasted energy Football 2. 4; DECA 3, 4; DECA Competition 3. 4 Roberta Servldlo Bobbi 23 Linden Street Guard well your spare moments They are like uncut diamonds Discard them and their value will never be known Improve them and they will become the brightest gems in a useful life. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Track. Pep Club 4; Italian IV Dinner Jennifer Sheek Jen 318 Shore Road You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Tennis 1; Track 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Soccer Rally 2; Thanksgiving Rally 4; Yearbook 4; Italian IV Dinner; Honor Roll 2, 3; Snerd 1; Intramurals 1, 2. Bill Sheldon Shotgun 18 Fusaro Avenue When you have it made in the shade, don't let the tree fall down on you. DECA I. II. Mike Slclllano Sis 5 Lawton Street I am the wind to fill your sail I am the cross to take your nail. A singer of these ageless times with kitchen prose and gutter rhymes. Track 1; Tammy Ann Souza Tam 28 Clark Street BSURSUCSIMIM Softball 1; TriTrack 1; Homeroom Rep 1.3; Vice President 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Rally 1. 2. 3. 4. Twirler 1. 2. 3. 4; Usherette 2. 3; Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3; Prom Dommittee 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Queen 2; Prom Court 3; French IV Dinner; Pep Club 2, 3. Suaan Splno Sue 4 Turano Avenue Chi vlve contento dl quello che possiede, non puo essere riputato bisogno Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; DECA Annette Spoaato 6 Holly Drive It is more important, especially to ourselves, to fulfill our dreams, than it is to be what others want us to be. Prom Committee 1, 2. 3; Home Room Rep 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Track 2. 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Modern European Dinner 4; UN Trip 4; Pep Club 4 Karen Lee Spoaato 24 Forrestal Drive Those who wish to sing always find a song. Choir 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 2. 4; Barker 3; Snerd 3; Yearbook 4; Thanksgiving Rally 4. Margaret Spoaato P«9gy 4 Stewart Drive Love Is precious and rare; one must not take advantage of this gift. Douglaa St. Clair Commander Westerly-Bradford Road The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. Peter Stenhouae Pete 103 East Avenue Maybe people only ask you how you're doing cause that’s easier than letting on how little they could care, but when you know you've got a real friend somewhere, suddenly all the others are so much easier to bear. Prom Committee 1. 2, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Football Rally 4; Pep Club; Intramurals 3. Sandra Marie Strafach Sandy Potter Hill Road Times they are a changin’. Anne Carol Stryjewakl Oak Hill Drive If all my golden moments could be rolled into one they would shine just like the sun for a summer day. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girl’s State 3; Softball 1; Rensselear Medal; Harvard Alumni Award; French IV Dinner; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Deana Jaye Sullivan Dee 6 Ashel Street Friends are like melons. Shall I tell you why? To find one good you must a hundred try. Math team 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Soccer Rally 2; Anti Smoking Campaigh 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Rally 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Gregory Jamea Sullivan Greg Quail Run He who understands you is greater kin to you than your brother, for even your own kindred may neither understand you nor know your true worth. Honor Roll 2. 3; Pep Club 4. Michael Anthony Sullivan Sully 33 Grove Avenue Ka mana wana lieu Football 1. 4 Paula Tatteraall 28 Riverview Avenue Happiness is found in the little things Tereaa Texter Captain Zoom Zoom Westerly Bradford Road Love is like holding your breath, sooner or later you have to let it go. DECA 3. 4 Chrlatopher Thornton Thorny 40 Avondale Road Use it up, wear it out. make do. or do without Basketball 1, 2. 3; Tennis 1; Modern European Dinner; UN Trip. Kathleen Ann Treblaaccl Treb 8 South Drive I was once like you are now. and I know that it's not easy to be calm when you've found something going on; but take your time, think aiot. why think of everything you’ve got. for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Close-Up 2, 3. Brian Turano Duck 21 Westminster Street No goal is too high or task too impossible to attain Football 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Marcella Turco Marcie. Pickles Cedar Crest Drive To know another language is to possess another soul Pep Band I, 2, 3; Close Up 2, 3; Drama Club 1; Assistant to Editors of Yearbook 4; Spanish Dinners 3, 4 Mario Joaeph Turco Jr. Ma 37 Cross Street Virtue consists in courage and strength; . . . energy is the life of the soul. Golf 3, 4; Intramural Hockey 3, 4. Karen Lynn Ultach 30 Chestnut Street True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. DECA 3. 4. DECA competition; DECA Fashion Show. Victoria Ann Urao Vicki 98 Ashaway Road Ambition has no rest. Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 4; U N. Trip 4; Italian IV Dinner. Mary Caroline Turco Mary 209 High Street I was lucky to be born happy! High Honors 1, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Snerd 5; Yearbook 4 Suaan Ruth Vacca Sue 33 Spring Street Don't ever look back. Carol Ann Vuono Carol Woody Hill Road I set out to find a friend but couldn't find one. I set out to be a friend and friends were everywhere. Angela Marie Watz Ang 34 Ashaway Road Tell someone there arc 300 billion stars in the universe and he'll believe you; but tell him a bench has just been painted and he has to touch it to be sure, Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Football Rally 4; Italian IV Dinner; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 2. 3, 4. Gregory Wholean Box 509E, Sheltor Harbor Life is too short to be taken seriously. Cathy Wllllama Cath 9 Spruce Street To love and be loved is the happiest thing on earth DECA 3. 4 Catheleen Marie Young Cathy 13 Tonkawa Avenue Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Don't walk behind me I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. 69 I. Kathy, would like to express my thanks to Mi chael, for without his kindness, care, and encouragement I may not have made it through these last two years. I. Melissa Albamonti. leave Mr Terranova looking forward to next year's cheering squad, hoping that he doesn't have to put up with as much trouble or go through what we went through this year, so he can keep his sanity. We. Superchick and Bingo, leave our Junior RT’s at exam time, summer vacation days and nights in and around the Blue Sands for anyone as determined as we were to meet the men of Adonis. I think next summer we'll reach our goal. We. Tom Alfiero. Chuck Routhier. Tom Monahan, Pete Barbone. and Tom Dotolo, leave to John Federico. Ronny Wuycik, Jamie Laudone, and Jimmy Joe Allen, the street hockey team I. Carolyn, leave to Ronnie all the memories of the great times we’ve shared in hopes that he will con tinue to enjoy himself as much as I have at W H S 1, Paula, leave Linda her next 3 years in this school to have good times and trouble 1. Katie Raithel, do hereby leave to Bob Mandes, many thanks for all of the times he helped me out in my times of need: especially April 6, 1979 ... if only I could remember ......... I, Carolyn, leave my sisters Tina and Audrey with all my memories of W H.S., hoping they will experience as great a time as I have I, Otis, do hereby leave WHS with much pleasure I. Tracy, leave to my younger sister Erin, all the good times I had on RT and hope she has the same 1. Teresa Tex ter. leave my Senior Locker to April Morgan. We. Holly and Lisa, leave Mr Bonner all the apples and oranges he can scrounge to mange in front of his Sociology classes. I. Ac. alias Mert, leave a great Senior year with all of our dottus tradits, chals, plops, and mops, to Pac. alias Gert-le. fellow dot person of America. Welcome back my friends (Patty. Maureen, Shelia. Terry, and Kathy) to the show that never ends. Our Nights on the town reaching the Point of no Return but always finding our way back Coming “Close to the Edge but never falling over, we just keep trucking” on We will never Surrender . So it’s Goodbye my friends, we'll see you on the “Dark Side of the Moon I. Patty Abate, leave to my two favorite people still left at W H S. after 1 leave, my sister Debbie and my buddy Deidre, the best of luck and the best of times (I know I've had mine) in their senior years. Always remember I love ya hons! We, Cheryl Llgourl and Melanie Behan, leave the ability to any two seniors who can be friends as long as we have without getting into any fights. We, Holly. Lisa. Margaret, Teresa, and Karen. leave our 11th row seats at the Doobies Concert to anyone who can manage to spend as much money as we did in one night $117!! We. Teresa. Carol, and Cathy, leave to any other trio the ability to share an enduring friendship as long as we have. I. Mary Schwer(ihe little sister), leave to Heidi. Karin, and Judy, the ability to make the perfect Boo-Boo face (It kept me out of trouble for four years!), and all my good times at WHS. I. Mary, do hereby leave to Debbie D. and Karen L., all my rotten lockers and hope they survive 3 more years. We, Tom Alfiero and Bob Christina, leave West erly High School in search of the promised land, with our old friend the Rabbit. I. Mike Sullivan, leave my locker to Paul Angelo in hopes that he can keep plenty of girls around 1. Mary, leave to every student in WHS. the chance to be friendly and kind to every other student as I have tried my best to do. because everyone deserves a chance. We, Melinda and Mary, leave the ability to incorporate two opposing forces into one with a mutual direction (usually) I. Melinda Douglas, being within my own mind, would like to leave the ideas that helped me through I. Karin Hill, leave to any upcoming Senior the capability to brush their hair as many times as I did and still make it on time to class. I leave my brother. Joey, all my RT’s. especially Mondays, and I also leave Anne Lyman all those gorgeous pictures in my locker I. Tom. being of sound mind and body leave to John Falcone my perfect golf swing and all my teesI I, Karin Hill, leave Westerly High School with many memories but also with great pleasure. 12 years of scholl life to any present or proceeding student of Westerly High School, expecially my sister Melanie I. Gary, do hereby bequeath my great times at WHS to Bob F in hope his will be as great 1. Gary D.. leave to the new Westerly Soccer Team members the challenge to have the greatest times ever. 1. Renee, leave to Mary Jo all the fond memories of our long lasting friendship in hopes that she’ll cherish the special times we shared as much as I will I. Teresa Tex ter. leave my parking space to my sister Beth Texter I. Katie Raithel. U ave to any upcoming senior the ability to put up with nicknames that Mr Serra called me during gym! Good Luck legs” your gonna need it!!! I. Scott Bavasso. wish my brother Tony four good years at W H S. I. Scott Bavasso. hope the love that Debbie Abate and 1 share will guide her through her next two years at W H S. and a lifetime of happiness together. W« . Melanie Behan and Cheryl Llgourl. leave to any underclassmen the ability ot be locker partners three years and only manage to get caught once We. Kathy Treblsaccl and Mary Turco. challenge anyone to have as great a friendship as we will always have. We. Jo Ann Barker and Paula Tattersall. leave John Vetelino our Senior locker that by the way doesn’t lock! Don’t ever forget Harry I. Paula, leave all the good times on RT to Barbara and Margaret We. Ken Parrllla and Mike Sullivan, leave all our lockerroom discussions to any upcoming Seniors that can “take care of business and still make it to practice on time' I. Tom Alfiero. leave to Craig Eleazer. John Federico. and Ronny Wuycik. the many good times I’ve shared with them, in hopes that I may be in their memories, as they continue to have good times 70 I. Cat. leave to Mr. Bourdeau and Alvin the Chipmunk Ayers, all my animal imitations and those nights after school washing desk, etc . with the bushes.” I. Carol Chlaradio. do hereby leave Mr. Bourdeau in hopes that he will someday find someone to do everything in homeroom for him as I did in my Sophomore year. I. Ed Kruplnskl. predict that someday within the next 50 years. Bob Laudone, Jim Liguori, Tony Servidio, and I will play golf together. I. Bob Chlaradio. gladly leave to the 1980 Football Team The Club hoping Coach Morrone will carry on the tradition, knowing that Alvin Ayers somehow will be excused from it. I. Bob C.. do hereby leave the Pucci Family my brother. I. Sheryl, leave Brian, Troy, and Nasus in hopes that they can behave decently and get along without me. I. Frankie, leave to my sister Margo all of the fun I’ve had getting pinched, poked, soaked, picked up, chased, followed, propositioned, embarrassed, and utterly bored from going down the beach, to Me Mac’s, and Pizza Hut. night after night after night after night...... I. Terri Havens, leave to my brother Tim all fifth period R.T.s to live it up and to make the best of his Senior Year while trying to get on the good sides of the teachers. I. Renee, leave to Alvin all the wonderful times we shared together throughout the years at W.H.S. and the friendship that still remains between us with the hope that this friendship will always be in our hearts and minds. We. Gary B.. Gary D.. Gregg S.. and John A.. leave all our Thursday 5th period sopts to any underclassmen I, John Anderson, leave the memories of Mr Ryan's English Class with Grendell and John G. and of course little Arnie. We, Lisa and Teresa, leave to anyone the ability to get stuck in only God knows where and get away with it as we did. We, Lisa, Annette. Tammy and Kelly, left the Summer of ’79 with a smile. 1. Mary Jo Azzlnaro, leave to Renee Castagna many memories from the past — not only as a trusted friend but also as a devoted teammate who has enjoyed victory and accepted defeat. We. Chuck. Tom. Dlz. Pete, and John, leave to any upcoming Senior the ability to do what we did Friday 6th period and get away with it. We. Paula T. and JoAnn B.. leave little Johnny all the memories of our Friday nights. We. Kelly. Tammy. Annette, and Lisa, leave apricot yogurt, three stars, a can of corn niblets. various other paraphernalia and a 3:30 AM appointment in Weekapaug on the 17th of any month, to any four underclass girls who would know what to do with it. I. Margaret Dunn, do hereby leave my innocent or who me?! look and my conections in high places to any one who needs them as many times as I did, and believe me they come in handy. We. Mary R. and Lisa N., leave to our brothers all of the memories we shared at Westerly High We. Teresa. Betty Jo. and Margaret, do hereby leave one wild night with three totally unknown guys from Ocean Beach to any three girls who think they can handle it as well as we did. We. Karen and Char, do hereby leave We. Karen, and Char, do hereby leave the pictures of gorgeous guys in our lockers for the next lucky female who gets it. We. Mary. Melinda. Kevin, and Jake, leave to any intellectual theoretic the ability to resume our philosphical discussions questioning light” and sound”, to theorize anything and everything, to argue until you’re red in the face, and remain friends. We. Janice and Anne, leave Alicia N. and Mary Sue M the ability to put up with another year of Spanish, to ward off hexes from their classmates, and to put up with certain enthusiastic peers. We. Kell and Tam. leave our numerous bad luck situations and the times, places, dates, weather, companions, shirts, parts, horoscopes, superstitions. and especially the L B.S.H.’s of various states who were to blame, to anyone who can suffer as much as we did while still having such a good time. We. Margaret and Teresa, do hereby leave the Dobbie Brothers’ tickets. Cha-Cha. Philll, Don, Ocean Beach Guys, weekly trips to the mountains and the paper bag under the driver's seat to any one who can have as much fun with them as vie did. We. Carol V. and Lisa N.. leave to any two upcoming seniors the fun times we shared at Westerly High School. We. Peter. Fin. Bob. and Cap, leave our days of heavy abusing to anyone with a good aim and a big mouth. We. Lori and Melinda, the co-captains of the Westerly High School Girls Track Team leave the hard work and good times to any girl who has the determination to join the team and stay with it. We, Karen and Becky, do hereby leave to any upcoming seniors the self-indulging times we had on Friday 5th RT. We, Chris and Ang. do hereby leave to any 2 underclassmen the ability to get into as many mishaps as we did on our bikes; especially like to collision on Winnapaug Road and then having to wait for a ride. We. John. Jim. and Mark leave our Pet of the Year Poster to Angelo. I will leave all my late passes to the F neighborhood. I. Kim Dionne, wish my twin cousin, Amy Dionne, the best of luck during her Senior Year. I. Diana Maggs. leave. I. Laurie Goss, leave to the Westerly High School all the memories and experiences that I have seen and felt here. We, Peter Stenhouse and Brenda Clnaml. leave to Westerly High School all of our arguments, fights, and misunderstanding, and take with us all of the fun times, good memories and a lot of love. We, Lo” and “La”, leave the apple trees and strawberry patches of Boones Farm to Gina and Paula We. Chris and Ang. do hereby leave to any other underclassmen to struggle as hard as we did to try and get lost when we finally got the car. 71 I. John, leave the challenge to any underclassMAN to try and break my records! ?!! I. Kim Dionne, want to thank Bob Christina for making me crack up laughing everyday We. Kelly and Mary, leave a carful of killer bees to anyone who dares to conquer them as courageously as we did. We. Nancy and Janice, leave our 9th grade memories of soap operas to an open-eared Andy Lee. (Andy, we know you really love them!) We. Jim Cap. Renee, and M.J.A.. leave to any upcoming trackster the ability to take the abuse we did and come out laughing! I. Do Bi Do. leave to Genoa Bobette Salami, a great Senior Year and all the good memories with Lenny Sr and Coney-Bob!! I David, leave the underclassmen a formula for learning while you are having fun take Mr. Weyant’s classes We. Bob dnd Carol Chiaradio, do hereby leave Westerly High School in hope that Diane. John. Paula, and Frank can stay as close as we have over the years. I. Ed Krupinski. leave to my sister Cheryl and her friend Lisa Smith my books and clean locker I. Bob Chiaradio. leave my history of gym excuses to Wayne Plympton in hopes that he can find as many ways to escape gym as I did. I. Jana Choquette. leave my classroom jitters to my six brothers and sisters We. Bob and Chubbs. do hereby leave Ken. Rich. Jay, and Polly the ability to get their kicks on “Route 66.” We, Sherice and Lorenzo, the two lunes, leave to our favorite maniac Gloria Et all the leftover raisins from lunch to carry home secretly in her underware. (Maw1) I. Bill Henderson, leave my football shirt and number 35 to anyone who can wear it with pride. I. Tam. leave to my brother Grady the experiences and moments in hopes that he will treasure them as I have. I, Frankie, leave all my memorable evenings of sheer amusement at The Galaxy” watching the infamous Mr. Disco skate into walls. We. Jay and Terry, leave W H S. with the hopes that we will never fight again I. Terri Havens, leave to Holly Mosena a good Senior Year and the ability to have a good time without getting caught. We. Frank Gencarelli and Kean Sieckiewicz, leave to Tom. Al. Bob, Dean, and Joe. our Senior membership to the thousand yard club and all our smelly armpads. We, Renee Castagna and Mary-Jo Azzlnaro. bequeath to Karen Pignataro the continuing adventures of Chucks’ Devils: to bring her lunch when it’s time;” (look out for the 49 machine guns popping out of the trees) and Woe is us!! I, Pete, leave to G M . Capt D, and Bago all the great times I had on R.T. and hope they can do what I did and have as much fun as I did in my Senior Year I. Jo Ann. leave all my good times on R.T. to Karen and Carol, hoping there will still be R.T. because it’s fun. We. John Creaturo and Sam Ferraro, leave the Meanie Greenie R.T.s to any underclassmen that have first aid kits in their cars. I. Jim lacol. leave to Anne Marcotte. all the great times ahead of her in her Senior Year — Enjoy them all and thanks for everything! I, Teresa laconetti. leave the ability to any underclassman to break the record of 18 auto mishaps and still be around to tell about them after only 6 months of having a license. We. Rick. Norm. Kevin, and Bruce, leave to anyone who is stupid enough to take Physics the rinKt tr� ahncp Mr BorOPr mn “K � mo did I. Kim. leave the ability to go roller skating as many times in one summer as I did and not learn how to roller skate that well. We. Jill Keenan and Anne Selvidio leave to any upcoming Seniors the ability to compete to see who’s typewriter would break first so we could get the typewriter guys to come up and fix them. I. Lynn, do hereby leave J. C. Penney, sixteen magazines. Newport Creamery. Pizza Hut. Lifesav-er Lollipops, and the cute waiter at Anthony's Steam Carriage to any underclassmen who can have as much fun with them as Nancy. Angela. Margaret, and I did. Yo. Sheila, sul go W H S muy alegre. We. Cathy. Marianne, and Mary, do hereby leave our dinner at Villa Trombino to any 3 up and coming Seniors with enough gaul to sit in the middle of a restaurant discussing personal experiences while twenty other people listen in. I. Soukie. leave to both Stellas their cookies. We. Valentina. Eddie and Christine, leave Marti her shingles. We re sorry! I, Dan Krause, hereby thank the whole class for helping me make all of my High School Activities come through successfully. We. Terry Brooks and Betty Jo Brown, leave the nickname Freddo to anyone who can use it and have as much fun with it as we did We. Margaret H. and Patti C.. leave to any 2 upcoming Seniors the ability to have as much fun as we did but to not get locked out of a house on R.T. with your books inside and have to climb through a window 6ft off the ground to get them 1. Sam Ferraro, leave to my two brothers Matt and Tony the after school waves, which I know they will rip apart I. Jim lacoi. leave to my cousin John Toscano the great times ahead of him at W H.S I hope he makes the best of his next three years and learns as much as I did. We. Chubbs. Capughead. Carrot, and Klute. leave to anyone the ability to stay as close as we did throughout our four years and wish all the up and coming Seniors the very best of luck They all deserve one” anyway We. the members of the Redwoods Fan Club. leave the ability to any underclasswomen to be such loyal members as we were. 72 I, Rick Jakob, leave to any deserving Senior of next year the chance of a lifetime - Italian IV I. Kim. of sound mind (?) leave to Cathy Haggerty and Gino Cozz one or two more years of W.H.S. and I hope they have as good a time partying during the year as I did We. Valerie and Jill, leave Brian to Pam I. Lynn, do hereby leave my sisters Lori and Kathi. and my brothers Bill and Mike all the fun and great times I had at Westerly High with the hopes that their Senior Years will be as much fun as mine We. Sheila. Kathy. Maureen. Patty, and Tam challenge ANYBODY to attend such as excellent party as we did and to survive a noodle explosion, a near sinking, and still live to tell about it Shall we do it again? Yes. Yes. We. Jill Keenan and Cathy Williams, leave to Mr Red the hope of finding the recipe for the New York System Hot Weiners” and the weird tunes we listened to on the way back from Smithfield Lotsa luck I. Patty Keith, hereby leave Charlene. Michelle, and Lisa a great Senior Year. We. Morphine. Beanie. Stump. Superchick. Burnsle. Chima. and Barsheeba. leave behind us some memorable memories such as an unforgetable Rod Stewart” Concert: a certain August 27; a party where we were too young to know any better and are still trying to forget; a group field trip to Rotten Groton countless days we forgot to go to school; good times with the summer crew (R.M.T.l. . T B . D.K.H.J.B.V.) and many Close Encounters'' along the way OOH LA LA! 1. Mary Klclnskl. do hereby leave to my dearest sister Lou my career high of 2 points in basketball, my frustrating nights of studying for Physics, my supply, and lastly a hope that she finds a friend as great as Cathy to spend the rest of her years at W.H.S. with. I, Valentina, leave to all my fellow leaders a fruitful future. Good Luck We. Bob Laudone. Jim Liguori. and Tony Selvl-dlo. do hereby leave to Mrs Shafer all of our half done lab reports and our team effort tests in order that she will never forget the dufii” of 217 I, Andrew Lee. leave to any knowledgeable underclassman. and I’m sure my three comrades will agree, to be a panelologist without the knowledge of any other of his peers and to collect anything with class i.e. no funny animals or movies. I. Sweeney, leave the memorable nights of being chased by the Stonington Crew, while cruisin' to find the Chariho Crew, and getting asked out by the UConn Crew to Top Cat. We. Marie Mitchell and Liz Levcowich. leave to any upcoming Senior the ability to recite the pro logue to the Canterbury Tales in the middle of English for Mr O'Connell and to have anybody understand it. We. Cheryl and Mark, leave to Denise and Phil our Parking Area over the hill in hopes that they won't get stuck on the top of the hill in their toyota like we did in ours i. Pat. leave to my friends Josephine. Alicia, and Rose the good times on R T I. Thorny, do hereby leave to Capt. D and “Nova Blast all the great times and rowdy little jaunts with the hopes that they will carry D with them all the time. I. Mary Lynn, leave to my sister Mary Sue all the good times I had in Geometry Class and I hope she enjoys them as much as I did. I. Alvin Chipmunk, leave my voice and my hula hoop to Theodore. Simon, and Debbie, so that they can find a replacement for me. I. Mary Ann Bird Palaia. being definitely of unsound mind, leave to the other two Birds - D.G.’s all the good times and love the triumvirate shared and the fun of trying to explain what a bird was. I, Blotto, thank J.B. for the doves and fish I. Steve Mont alto, leave to Lou Pucci my D E. notebook and seat I. Tom Monahan, leave to Dino Martino. Coco Bean Mandes. Free Beer Eleazer. Broadway Joe Gencarella. Cima and Public Ayers, the notorious title of being a native of an ancient Mediterranean Country, famous for its backwards customs and my football shirt which hasn’t been washed in two years. I. Marie Mitchell, leave behind to all underclass men the great times I had while in schoolq school We. Fran Pappadia. and Jackie Parise. leave to any underclassman the opportunity to survive being locker partners for 4 years and to become the best of friends. 1. Pat. leave to any up and coming Senior the ability to get through fifth period with Mr J. Terranova and to have a great time with Mr. D. I. Chris Thornton, leave to Tim Hotchkiss all the hairy downhill slicks and big boat sailing sessions in hope that he remembers all the great times we had sailing with and against each other. We. Gordon and Mary Lynn, leave the underclassmen all the good times we had in Westerly High School. I. Marti Mansfield, leave behind my clogs and my jacket, the herd of cows, surprise birthday parties, the nuclear reactor, and all the terrific people I have become friends with throughout the four years I have been at W H S. We. Mary Ann Palaia and Carolyn Algiere. be ing of insane mind and sound bodies, leave W.H.S. to any up and coming underclassmen who can be as close as we were throughout Junior High and high school and still care about each other as much as we do. I. M.O.. leave to Glenn many excellent R T. periods. Use them wisely!! I. Steve Montalto. leave to Bob. John, and Chuck my place on the beach and my tweezers to get all the splinters out. We. Tom Monahan. Tom Cappuclo. and Dave LaChapelle. leave all the broken faucets, flaming lab reports, and loaded thistle tubes to Mrs. Shafer in the hope that she never sees three lab partners like us again. I. Marie Mitchell, leave to all my underclassmen friends the joys of finally becoming a Senior. We. Chris Glngerella. Patty Cimalore. and Margaret Higgins, do hereby leave our gym locker room antics and one X-Rated snapshot to Car-mella Guido. Donna Christina, and the very photo genic Karen Greber I. Valentina Klymenko. being of unsound mind, leave to Mary K. the memory of the day she pushed me into my locker and made me split my pants. We. the 1980 Yearbook Editors, wish to thank Mr Alan Angelo for all his time, patience, and understanding which helped to make this book possible. We. Kate nd Patty, leave the Cafeteria Kennelra-tion to Nabisco We. Jim lacol and Tom Cappucclo. do hereby leave our good friendship and good times to Height and Ron with the memory of “our buddy Ronnie I. Ben Cotta, do hereby leave my rockhard Pane-tone to Mrs. Trombino. I. Jim. leave to Melinda Crane all the luck I needed to get through this chamber of horrors We, Anne Selvidio and Petty Jo Brown, leave to any two up and coming Seniors the ability to have good looks, personality, and charm and to know how to use them as well as we did. We. Norm. Steve, and Skelly. leave Tom and Greg the ability to recruit three new guys in choir to 73 do as good a job as we did in breaking down a teacher in one year. I. Mary Beth Ruisl. leave Westerly High School with fine friends and memories and hopes that my little honey Julie will enjoy herself as much as I did I. Sandy Strafach. of not so sound mind and body, do hereby leave my nickname Space to my sister Tracy in hope that she has as much fun with it as I did. We. Ted. Brian. Peter, and Scott, leave to any Junior the ability to go out and party after the last exam starting at 10 o’clock in the morning. I. Jennifer, leave Dean as many good times for the future as we have shared together in the past. I. Mark Serra. leave the centerfold in my locker to any Junior who thinks he can handle it We, Margaret. Patty, and Mary, leave Jean. Lisa, and Lisa the terrible D’s with the hope that they try and forget that unforgetable September night I. Eleanor, leave full ownership of my nails to Joe I. Chrissy. hereby leave my sister Susan Westgate and my friend Dwayne Spurleye the great times I had in high school. We, Anne. June. Tammy. Maureen, and Elaine, the exclusive members of the Mad Dog 5. do hereby leave our memories of June 3rd to anyone who wants to have the kind of night we did. I. Tony D.. do hereby bequeath my rooftop box seats, season tickets, and the infamous camera (with its dependable equipment) to any underclassman who enjoys standing ti in the rain during football games. We. Muir and Tone, being of Analytical mind and body, do hereby leave our wash bottle guns, lewd Roman baths, and bunsen burner torches to any future masachistic seniors who don't want to be bored during a Chem lab. I. Tony, leave my brother Tim, if and when he makes it up here, all the lockers I’ve occupied and teachers I’ve had. We. Kelly and Tammy, leave to two Junior girls who love soccer (and the players) as much as we do the ability to know everything about the soccer team; where they lived, their cars, license plates, their parents, what time they got up, where they were on weekends, how many goals they scored, their numbers and positions, the scores of every game, their classes and schedules ... in hopes they will have as much fun collecting this information as we did. We. Cathy Williams, and Jill Keenan, leave to our brothers Jimmy and Mike, the same friendship that we’ve had throughout all our years of high school. I. Anne Selvldlo. leave to Sheri Gencarella and Scott Raiche the ability to have as much fun in their Senior Years as I did. I. Rose Scavello. leave all my fun years in high school to my brother Frank. Joe Luzzi. and the rest of the gang that used to hang our around my car in the morning We. Kelly and Tammy, leave ice cream cones with chocolate shots, apples, seaglass, fish, bummer-bummer guys, our continuing serial, and the salvation army still at the beach in hopes that they will always be there waiting for us. 1. Mike Siciliano. leave to Mr John Donato all the theorems, and postulates which I never paid any attention to. We. Bill. Mike. Joe. and Doug, hereby leave the memory of Lynyrd Skynyrd’’ to all the Free-birds’’ of the future. I. Annette Sposato. challenge Debbie Panciera to try to. in her Senior Year, analyze every situation half as good as I did and have it make sense. We. Anna. Connie, and Ginny. do hereby leave Ward Senior High for Fred. Peter, and John-Henry. I. Deana Sullivan, do hereby leave to Lisa Comolli my Dollies in hopes that she can someday fulfill them. I, Marcie Turco, do leave to Meg Geary my position as flutist in the band I. Carol Vuono. leave Laura Moroso the wishes for a great Senior Year I. Sue. leave all my absent excuses and early dismissals to Sham and Debbie. I. Mary Turco. do hereby leave my crazy spot or spots on the dance floor to anyone who can dance around as much as I did. I. Penny McCarthy, would like to leave the hope that Dr Clarkson comes back to Westerly High School. I Kim Culllnane. leave John Coulahan with this thought in mind: Don't be dismayed at good byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. I. Kim. leave to my best-est, best-est friend John, a pair of boxing gloves, in hopes that he will improve on his boxing talent (and that he will never practice on anyone else!!) We. June Diehl and Katie Raithel. do hereby leave the nickname Badit” to any WHS student who can figure out what it means and who think they are capable of upholding the title. We. June and Anne, do hereby leave to any upcoming senior girl that skis, the Ski Bunny award in hopes that she can uphold this prestigious title as we have. We. Tuna and Faye, do hereby leave all the great times we've had during high school to any two friends that can make it through what we’ve been through and still stay “good friends. I, Tom Cozzolino, leave all the pleasurable memories and terrific friendships I have made here at WHS. I, Toothpick, leave to Olive, the memories of extreme craziness such as stories of flushed Chihuahuas, playing ping pong and basketball in gym, causing trouble in the library and holding a certain pair of gray cords that were too big for their owner. I. Anne, leave to Mrs. Robertson much thanks for two of the most enjoyable years I had her for I. Lori Pacheco, leave my sisters the luck of having a great Senior Year. I. Gary Cloutier, leave my smelly armpads to Mike Nicholas. We. Cathy Williams, and Mike Williams, leave to Danielle Lilly all the memories of the good laughs and good times that the three of us had together We, Bird I. Bird II, and the third Bird, do hereby leave to any three incoming Freshmen the ability to form a secret organization and keep totally straight faces when explaining what it is to someone who is foolish enough to ask. We. Jacque. Kim. Lori. Melanie, and Jennifer. leave W.H.S. with the ability to remain best of friends with many fond memories. I. Fran Pappadia. leave to Kerri Morenzoni and Mary Lupinacci all the great times I had attending all of the Westerly Football Games. Remember the Bolton Game, Kerri!!! We. Carol Chlaradlo and Cheryl Liguorl. leave to any two up and coming Seniors the question Are you sisters or cousins? when we are neither Right sis? Right cuz! We. Giulia Ferraro nd Anne Selvidio. leave to any upcoming sophomore and senior to have the pleasure of getting Mr. O’Connell both years like we did. We. Karen and Anita, leave all our NHg's to Jeff and his friends. 1. Anita, leave to Bob all the fun I had in classes after RT I. Melissa Albamonti. leave to next year’s captain the responsibilities I never dreamed of in being a captain and most of all the great fun I had with all the girls and the gratitude I got out of being a WHS cheerleading captain 1. Melissa Albamonti. wish Carol. Mary Beth, and Carolyn all the luck in the world in whatever they do and wish Jena. Donna. Mary. Karen. Waltnita. and Hallie to have as wonderful a time at WHS as I did I. Mary Beth Ruisi. would like to leave to any WHS cheerleader (hopefully Donna. Mary. Karen. Jena. Waltnita, or Hallie) the ability to stand in my spot and cheer, get psyched and be rowdie, try to keep a smile on her face, and most of all to watch and keep track of the game I. Anne, leave to Rozy and Joanna the ability to have fun in their remaining years at W.H.S. We. Jacque and Jennifer, hereby leave Sammy Gatch all his lunch periods to eat his desserts and apples without our help. I. Ernie Panciera. leave to Mr Alan Angelo the many happy times we had arguing over the Red Sox and the Yankees May the Red Sox always fight the Yankees for first place 1. Gordon Peck, leave 2nd period R T. to anyone who wants to have a good time. I. Patty, leave to any underclassman my two years of General Biology for anyone who couldn’t make it the first time We. Marianne and Mary, leave to John. Chris. Ann. Heidi. Karin, and Judy our Wednesday afternoon Sundaes and our Thursday morning donuts i. Bob Laudone. do hereby leave Jim Liguori and all his squirting milk cartons. 1. Andrew Lee. leave to Heap” the right to thoroughly frustrate Mr Terranova with Virgilian translations on the condition that he also hands down that right upon his graduation, whenever that may be. I. Nancy Leonettl. leave the following: my voice to everyone at the games so they can continue to be rowdie; my love for soccer to John Fed. Kenny Swain. Sammy Gatch. and Tom Albamonti; and my association with JB 105 to my brother David and if he doesn't want it. the Hot Line to Terrie We. Maureen. Liz. Patty A., and Patty C.. leave to any up and coming Senior the ability to eat a large cheese pizza in five minutes at Pizza Hut during Release Time. We. Patti Cimalore and Karen Sposato. leave to any up and coming Senior the ability to come as close as we did to hitting on old lady in the middle of town on Wednesday 5th R.T We, Patty. Mary. Lisa, and Carol gladly leave Westerly High. I. Kevin J. Pelton. leave W.H.S. to my brother Jim in hopes that he can enjoy and experience it as much as I did I. Ernie Panciera. leave to Mr Alan Angelo my cherished Red Sox sweater in Locker No. 27 in the hope that he will enjoy it as much as I have while teasing him about wearing it. I. Chris Ramsey, hereby leave my Senior locker and a great Senior Year to Nancy Spurleye We. Cathy Young and Sandy Strafach. leave four years as being best buddies to our sisters Paula Young and Tracy Strafach. I. Maureen M.. do hereby leave all my late passes to Mrs. Fed and Mrs. Blanchett along with my sin-cerest hopes that they don't suffer chronic writer’s cramp We. Luba e Utcha. leave to Jay T Pensca and Tam Obrien all the fried Vs and chips they can munch on. and to Kizzie and her brother all our vocabulary words that even Mr. Steiner can’t define; and of course to Lesly Bean and Loretta, rides with Jr. boys to football games, and advise all of the above when skipping school: Don’t go clamming and pray your best friend doesn’t think that she’s Florence Nightingales. I. Sandy, leave to my bus driver Margret Burdick all of the little kids on the bus in hopes that she can handle them without me. I. Brian Turano. leave to Wayne Plympton the sweet smell in the locker room and the hope that he remembers everything I taught him. We. Jennifer. Jacque. Melanie. Kim. and Lori. leave to any underclassmen our Friday and Saturday nights partying and hope that they can have as much fun as we did, especially with out “Tub-girl.” We. Patty and Mary, leave to two up and coming Seniors all the rowdy times, fun. and memories as best friends at W H.S. I. Mike Slcillano, leave 2nd period to anyone who wants to have a good time Shotgun. Gonzo. Batman, and Commander hereby leave a partying space in Westerly for Oa-kie! We. Kells. Pitiful Skinny Neck. Pal. and Sweetheart, leave August 6th — a night to remember I. Karen, do hereby leave We. Carol and Anna, leave to any of the up and coming Seniors the hope that they do better on Mr Pride’s Business Law tests than we did I, Sue. leave my act of getting out of classes. I don t like to. Shani. We. Mary Turco and Gary Brogno. do hereby leave our winking to anyone who has something in his eye. We. Lori Pacheco and Lori Levanti. leave Mar tha Rice. Vicki Pacheco, and Lisa Levanti all the great times we had and many more I, Eleanor, leave the best of luck to Joe in his Senior Year. I. Tracy Robinson, leave Tricia and the Bolivian many Bee Boppen times and a lot a feasts. We. Rose Scavello and Gina Nigrelll. leave our parking spaces to our brothers Frank Scavello and Dominic Nigrelli. We. Rick. Norm. Kevin. Bruce, and Gary leave to any worthy upcoming seniors the legend of the DEUCE. I. Norman Finizlo. leave my brother. Greg, behind in hopes that WHS can handle him. We. Bruce McVeigh and Tom Cappuccio. leave None Vero and Chris Wriedt. our fearless coaches, the lost tape and the two hairs on Tom’s leg that they used to hit without fail. Also to None we leave the sled and his infamous 1000 yard club. Good luck to all future football players who will suffer as we did. because you’re going to need it. 75 I. Gary Cloutier. leave my football jersey 67 to any deserving football players hoping he wears it with pride because it deserves respect We. Gary Cloutier and Bob Chlaradlo. leave to any two football players the ability to jack out Coach Wriedt by forcing the managers to get us extra equipment We. Cathy Alfiero and Dianne Cillino. leave to our cousins. John and Lisa Cillino, all our joyful memories of our years at Westerly High We. Dianne Cillino and Ellen Gaecione. leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to eat as much ice cream as we did on release time and ending up wearing half of it on us. I. Brenda Cinaml. leave to my brother. Steve, and sister. Carolyn, all the good times in high school and hope they say Hello” to each other in the hallway! We. Brenda Cinaml and Kim Cullinane. leave our word QUAR to anyone who can figure out what it means. We. Patti Cimalore ami Dianne Cillino, leave our two consecutive seats in homeroom to any two upcoming seniors who can gossip as much as we did every morning for five years. I. Patti Cimalore. do hereby leave to my brother. John, all the special joys, and memories I had at WHS in hope that he will be as fortunate as I to have experienced them Wt. Chokes. Ritzy, and The Peanut, do hereby bequeath all of our daring excursions on Fridays and Saturday nights devoted to checking out the sights and the exciting evenings spent watching Mr. Disco” skate his butt off. to any adventurous members of the upcoming class who like those kind of GOOD” times! I. Mary, leave to Mike the knowledge that he has been the reason behind my daydreaming in class and my total lack of concentration maybe now you'll forgive me?? (B.l. forever) I. Giulia Ferraro, leave my scalping to Mr Angelo I. Giulia Ferraro, leave my trouble making to Mr. Anderson We. Carol Cooke. Cathy Williams, and Jill Keenan. LEAVE WHS WITH GREAT PLEA-SUREHP. S. We also leave our Thursday 5th R T at Famous Pizza to any upcoming seniors.) We. Cathy Williams: and Carol Cooke, leave to any seniors their RT's to go and bother the Westerly Police wherever they may be directing traffice with out getting stopped. We. Bob Chiaradio a nd Ken Parrllla. leave the bottom of our football lockers and all its surplus equipment to Coach Wriedt. so that he may dress more underclassmen and maybe another team I. Margaret, leave Coletta Bucko , to enjoy in her senior year I. Margaret, leave Coletta and Dara WHS. For the past 16 years there has been a Finocchiaro roaming the halls of Westerly High School I. Robert Henry Finocchiaro. am the last of seven Fin-occhiaros to leave Westerly High School and do hereby end the Finocchiaro tradition We. Ellen and Finn, do hereby leave all the good times we had in home room to any upcoming seniors. We. Greg Sullivan and Gary Dowrey do hereby leave to all underclassmen the challenge ot make Second Row Varsity in Mr O’Connell’s english class highly successful We. Greg Sullivan and Kean Sleczkiewlcz. do hereby leave to all underclassmen those boring times in Mr. Fallon’s law class. I. Marian Marcey. upon leaving my position as Pep Band Leader, bequeath to my successor, two earplugs for those so called sour notes and for everyone’s excuses for missing games. I. Marian Marcey. leave to Lori I don’t know Boumenot and Holly Misto two pairs of my trustee drumsticks in hopes that they can cause as much havoc and as many headaches as I did in their years to come We, Annie and Fro. leave to Pasquale, Fisher’s Big Wheel and Mr. Weaver along with the ability to fool around as much as we did and still get paid for it. I. Boo Boo. leave to Ricky all the great times we had rollerskating, football practices, water buffalos and Benny Hill in the hopes that he will remember them as fondly as I will. I. Anne, leave to Patrich. all our memories and good times we had. Pow wow parties, crusing, sweeee-heart. S. H , etc . in hopes that the fantastic times will always be remembered. We. Jim Liquor!and Marian Marcey, do hereby leave to Sandra Reggie Sposato our well knwon and priceless phrases of ingenuity such as Bingity-Band. Jesus-huh , “Cow!”, Abunganza . our matching oxfords and that unforgetable laugh, in hopes that she will have as much fun with them as we both did. We Jim L., Bob L., Tony S.. and Ed K., do hereby leave to any upcoming seniors the challenge and responsibility of finally going through with our infamous golf match I. Traci Edgar, leave Holly Pariseau all my crummy R . T's so she doesn't have to starve. I hope she has money. Now I have nothing left to leave. Good bye. 1. Louis Clardullo, leave to all those poor smart saps all the hard times I had in Chem II and Calculus. Good luck. I. Lou Clardullo, would like to wish good luck to the new football players and leave them my smelly locker and socks, and the clean dirt on the field to practice upon. We. Pam Cozzolino and Melissa Albamonii. can think of no one worthy enough for us to leave our yellow brick road to. for we stumbled onto it by accident. So. to anyone who’s lucky enough to be led by munchkins down a yellow brick road, we hope they have a great time and don’t have weak bladders or like swimming in the winter like we did. We. Nanny. Mom. and Grandson, leave the family to Tommy, Bob. and Lisa May they be as radical as their elders during their senior year. I, John Creaturo. leave all the great talks between myself and mr Steiner to anyone who dares to pursue them. I. John, leave Dickey Creaturo my persoanl Busch labels in hope he would follow the same stumbling footsteps as I did I. Laurie, hereby leave to all the upcoming freshmen the joy of sailing and hope they get as much out of it as I did. I. Laurie, hereby leave to Ziggy and Roy. all the memories of ice skating, rollerskating, sailing and the Sea Scouts. (Don't you ever forget them!) We. BeeJ and Mary B.. leave WHS all the memories of our great times with our crew: Kimbalina, Tomas. K-Parr. J C . Gerard Belmont III, and Kate all the harry motorcycle rides, surprise parties, darkroom sessions, fort parties, beach parties. 4 wheel vehicles and Saturday night gatherings on Glen Way in hopes Bill Robinson and Tim Hotch can keep up the good work ! I. BeeJ. leave to Maria Gusepina ( etc.) and Dave my parking place in the No Parking Zone and all the great memories and friends I’ve had in hopes they’ll find the same!! We. Mary and Cathy, leave to Mr Steiner our younger siblings. Carolyn and John, in the hope that he will increase their sagacity, as well as their aesthetic appreciation on otherwise lugubrious mornings, as he attempted to do with us. We. Mary and Cathy, leave our red uniforms, kissing chinks in the wall. marathon study sessions. educational experiences like Gordon and Doug, and wandering in the woods of So Kingston at night without a flashlight behind us. in the hopes that the great memories of our friendship will always remain with us. 76 We, Josie DeSantis and Annette Sposato. leave to Debbie Panciera and Sherrie Spargo and any other upcoming senior the ability to do as many ‘‘laps'’ as we did throughout the year and nver get “beat lungs from it. I. Josie DeSantis, leave to my brother. Joey, all the good times I had in Westerly High in hopes that he’ll have the same. I. Laurie DeSciSciola. leave best wishes to all upcoming seniors. I, “Tootsie”, leave Burm Shot, Tool Box. and Endo, memories of my super cookies. We. Eleanor. Mary Ellen, and Laurie, challenge any underclassmen to have better 2nd period release times than we did. We. Mary Ellen and Dianne, leave to any two underclassmen the challenge of having as many fights as we did. and remaining best friends. I. Mary Ellen, leave to my brother Peter all the fun and good times I had at WHS. I. Grant Hall, leave my love for the sea to anyone who can enjoy her as much as I have. I. Grant, praise anyone who can start a term paper three days before its due and get a B on it. I leave my budget Intermural hockey stick to my brother, Joe. Being of sound mind and body. I. Mario Turco leave to John Falcone my golf clubs and all my pars and birdies. 1. Gatch. leave to Bob Mandes my BILLY. May he use it and abuse it as much as I did. I. Ron Gatch. leave to Alvin the open invitation to a weekend at my house with Kean during doubles. I, Ellen, do hereby leave to Anne M. Tuesdays to teach dance. We. Carol. Ellen. Dianne, and Judy do hereby leave all the upcoming seniors the joy of release time. I. Ed Lallo. leave behind at Westerly High School all the qood times I had during “R. T.“ We. Gary B.. Gary D.. Greg, and John leave all our 5th period R. T. at Newport Creamery and Pizza Hut to our underclassmen To Mr. J. Donato we leave all our theorems and postulates which we never paid attention to. I, Karen Gavltt. leave to any underclassman the capability of having as popular a hairdo as I did including a nickname for it. I, Fro. leave to James at 16. Bonnie. Pasquale, Donna. Karen. Maria. Rich, and Louise all the good times we shared working, rollerskating, dances and just being together, along with the best senior possible. I, Gina Fusaro. leave all my good times in D E and the store with Mr Redfern to my sisters and friends. Good Luck I want to wish my two sisters. Rosa and Evelyn good luck when they come up to the high school next year and in two more years. Hope you make it. I. Judy Dionne, leave to my brother. Bob, all the great times I had at Westerly High in hopes that he will have just as much fun. We. Dip, Kell, and Dotes, leave six years of being an awesome homeroom triple. I, Russ, leave to Ryan the best 5th period released time one could ever imagine. I. Karen Sposato. leave to my brother all the rowdy times shared with my friends in hopes that he receives them in his remaining years at WHS We, the captains of the 1979 Football Team. Ken Parrllla. Bob Chiaradio. Gary Cloutier, and Bill Henderson wish the best of luck to the upcoming team and hope they will be successful. We. Dan. Rick. Tom. Andy, do hereby leave to Ma the Mammoth Club We. Dlz. Bob. and Gordon, leave our nutritious breakfasts to anybody with 2nd period R.T. We. Betty Jo Brown and Anne Selvidio. leave to any two up and coming Seniors who have to spend their Senior Year being only 17. I. Margaret Higgins, leave my best, best friend Lisa Panse with the hope that she always remembers the great times we’ve had together, especially the many drives past what’s his name's, that one exciting Saturday Night, and the unanswerable and seldom asked question Who is it this time? Have a great Senior Year, Lisa!! We. Cheryl Llguorl and Mark Buck, leave to any two people all the great times we have shared together. We. Holly. Karin. Lisa. Cow. and Thaissa. leave Thursday 5th R.T. at Pizza Hut to any up and coming Seniors who can mange on as much stolen food as we have We, Kathy, Patty, Sheila, and Maureen, leave our mellow times on the shores of Nap to our fun-loving, carefree pals, Steve, Ralph, Jimmy. Debbie, and Deidre. I, Tom Cappucclo. leave to Bob Mandes the water on my knee and a bar of soap I. Colleen Cardinal, leave my locker to my sister Sheila. I. Ben. do hereby leave to George all the memorable times we've had together in the past and hopefully many more in the future. I Jim Cassidy, leave all my memories of Westerly High behind me. We. Garry. Bob. Ed. and Tom. leave all of our Johnny’s to anyone who has Mr. Donato for Geometry. We. Lisa. Holly. Margaret. Patty. Patti, and Gary, leave our names inscribed in the torture chamber of Mr. Donato's classroom to anyone who can still write after enduring the “Johnny Syndrome. I. Carol Chiaradio. leave to Karen, Jena, Mary, Donna. Waltnita. and Hallie all the good times we have shared during cheering season, and I especially leave to Karen Hands up cha, cha . . .” I. Carolyn Alglere. leave the ability to cheer without a voice to any upcoming cheerleader who can do it as many times as I did without letting anyone know. We. Skinny I and Skinny 2. do hereby leave to Audrey all the lipstick she can find We, Ang and Chris, do hereby leave to any underclassmen to do as many erazy things to raise money for places to go which we never went. We. Chris G. and Nancy L.. leave our fascination for two specific guys (Mike and Adam) to anyone who can go through the good and bad times and would not have passed it up for the WORLD, like we did. We. Nancy. Ang. and Lynn, do hereby challenge any 3 upcoming Seniors to walk back from a Ston-ington Football game in the pouring rain, without getting a ride until almost Westerly. A VD enjoy it. We. Ang, Chris, and Martin, do hereby leave to Laurie. Alio, Debbie, and Mary all the planning of our “surprise parties. We. Lynn and Ang. leave the Victory Party on November 24, 1979 to Joe Gencarella with him saying, You 2 are ’relatively loud’, but not obnox ious' (P S. We apologize ) We. Lynn and Ang. do hereby leave to Bob Mandes his smiling eyes, his disgusted looks, and thoughts about us 77 There is a time in every man's education “Got your pictures in my wallet and some pictures in my mind A pocketful! of memories I never thought I'd find.” B. Manilow 78 v r .. - -Jut 7 ' Junior Class Officers John Federico Vice President Mary-Jo Terranova — Treasurer Steve Magowan President Debbie Morrone — Secretary Carla Pander a Social Chairman Homeroom 210 Row 1: P. Angelo. A. Ayers. J. Allen. M. Abbott. B. Armstrong, M Adkins. N. Algiere. Row 2: K. Algiere, D Barker. B. Barker, J. Az2inaro. J. Algier, L. Ballelli. Row 3: J. Beames, S. Barreira. D. Balbat, M. Alessio. P. Andrews. D. Alice. S. Ahern. Homeroom 211 Row 1: J. Capalbo. D. Brayman, T. Bishop, B. Bedgood, J. Carey. S. Carr. M. Celico. C. Chester. Row 2: R. Brown. P. Chan. T. Celico. K. Bressette, G. Becker, L. Blanda, P Berardo, R. Christina. Row 3: C. Carty, N. Cherenzia. R. Burns. P. Brown. L. Bellavance, R. Chicoria. T. Carr. D. Chiaradio. 81 rn Homeroom 212 Row 1: P Crook, G. Cob-lcigh, M Corneau. D. Crowley, J. Coulahan. E. Damato, A. Costa. Row 2: J. Connell, S. On-ami, K. Connell, P. Comeau, T. Cimalore, P. Cililno. Row 3: F. DelMonte, S. Cook, T. Cour-ville, E. Ciardullo, S. Cockfield, D. Cornell. A. Cozzolino. Homeroom 214 Row 1: R. Drurey, P. Drake, C. Eleazer, J. Falcone, D. Devore, C. Denham, D. Fallon. Row 2: L. Duerr, A. Dionne. C. Durffy, J. DiMaio, S. Demirs, J. DeSantis. J. Fletcher. Row 3: J. Didone. M. Devine, G. Finizio, J. Federico, J. Fontana. R. Federico. J. Falcone. Homeroom 215 Row 1: B. Gavitt, B. Ga vitt. N. Gardiner, R. Gray. T. Havens, A Genese. Row 2: J. Gencarella, C. Guido. K Greber, S. Gencarella, L. Hietala, L. Hill, C Haggerty. Row 3: L. Gencarella, L. God frey, C. Giordano, T. Goodwin. K. Hanley. C. Gregory. 82 Homeroom 216 Row 1: T. Hotchkiss. J Laudone. J. Larsh, D. King. T. Keena. Row 2: S. Kenneth. G. Lavarini, M. Husereau, A Keen. Homeroom 217 Row 1: A. Manfredi, P Leroy. M. Mastrandrea, L. Luther. L. Le vanti, M. Longolucco. Row 2: S. MaGowan A. Marcotte, A. Lyman. C. Liborio, M. Lu pinacci, I. Luppe, M. MacVicar. Row 3: D Lombardo, R. Mandes, C. Marie. D. Mans field, D. Mello, J. Leggett. Homeroom 218 Row 1: L. Moroso, M Misto, D. Morrone, M. Morrone, J. Mitchell. M. Murphy. J. Nething. Row 2: M Pagliuso. M Palazzolo, K. Morenzoni. M Nicholas. R. Pavia, S. Osella. G. Nardone. Row 3: V. Pacheco. S. Palmisano, F. Palaia, J. Misto. P. Murano. C. Obermann. D. Najim. 83 Homeroom 219 Row 1: L. Parise. K. Pig-nataro, T. Pellegrino, F Pellicano, M. Pie-traallo, D. Panciera. Row 2: N. Phillips, G. Petrone, K. Petterson, C. Panciera, S. Pa-terno, T. Parrilla, M. Perri. Row 3: S. Raiche. A. Plummer. L. Pucci, S. Quintana. P. Pinkover, W Plympton, R. Rauso. Homeroom 220 Row 1: D. Schaffer, S Schonning. E. Rohdin, F. Servidio, S. Rich ards, M. Rizzo. Row 2: J. Sardelli, H Schwer, K. Sexton. M. Sciro, M Ruisi, G Sisco. C. Simon. C. Ritacco. Row 3: S. Ri sica, R. Rusek, J. Ritacco. S. Schonning, M Ruisi. M. Rice. J. Silva. L Serra. Homeroom 221 Row 1 J. Sisson, G. Tat-tersall, C. Sposato, A. Smith, K. Smith, K. Smith, S. Sposato, E. Sunderland Row 2: T. Spino, J. Terranova. D. Sposato, M. Terran-ova. L. Sminkey, C. Sullivan, L. Tate, G. Sullivan. Row 3: G. Teague. M Sposato, R. Spagnolo, T. Tillinghast, K. Swain, D. Storti, J. Sisson, S. Spargo. 84 Homeroom 303 Row 1: R. Walach, P Tobin, D. Vocatura, T. Wulforst. T Wright, S. Trombino, S. Whele. Row 2: M. Walsh, R. Walach, R. Woycik, E. Wohlgemuth, L. Urso, F. Trombino. L. Turano, M. Vetelino. Row 3: B. Vuono, A. Vandenhurk, R. Vetelino, S. Wills. A. Trombino. B. Waterman, J. Vuono, K Trebisacci 85 Sophomore Class Officers Steve Antoch President Tom Albamontl - Vice President Terrte Capalbo - Secretary Mary Mercurlo Treasurer Bathany Alglere — Social Chairman Homeroom 304 Row 1: C. Berlam, L. Be han. S. Algiere. D Abate. B. Algiere. C Babcock. B Bartlett. Row 2: D Barnard. A Aymelek. J. Algiere. P. Barrus. R. Ballelli. L. Bailey. R Ayers. D. Birch. J. Bewlay Row 3: T Allen. P Angelo. S. Antoch. T Albamonti. M. Arnold. S. Almeida. R. Alti mari, D Barker. J. Barber. Homeroom 305 Row 1 J. Capalbo, K Bliven, S Brogno. R. Burns. Row 2: T. Capalbo. J. Browning. C. Cappuccio, D. Capalbo. Row 3: P. Brancato, K Brown. S Brown. R. Bruno. T. Bonanno. 86 Homeroom 306 Row 1 R. Cobleigh, J. Cillino, S. Chan, T. Clemmy, M. Chester. Row 2: G. Chimento. S. Chapman. P. Cloutier, C. Chin, C. Corburn, T. Christopher. Row 3: R. Christina, B. Church, J. Cimalore, T. Chiaradio, J. Carey. Homeroom 307 Row 1: B. Corina. M De-Bartolo, L. Comolli, M. Crane. Row 2: G. Cozzolino. J. Cox, J. Cozzolino, G. Cozzo-lino, R. Dayon. Row 3: G. Dawson, D. Curry, G. Delaney. S. Cruickshank, F. Cornelius. Homeroom 308 Row 1: L. Douglas, P DePerry, P Falcone, W Edwards, C. Fletcher. H. Federico, R. Dionne. W. Edgar Row 2: A. Dickerson, D. Donahue. E. Donahue, D. Federico, R Dowrey, J. Dodge. D. Evan, D. Ferraro. Row 3: C. DiNapoli, A. Falcone. P. Dipollino, P. Doughty, H. Entwistle, D Fusaro. V. Didone 87 Homeroom 309 Row 1: S. Gaccione. J. Gavitt. J. Genese. A. Gagnon. S Gaccionc. M Gencarella, G. Gulla, M. Guarnieri. Row 2: J. Gardiner. K. Hamilton, J. Fusaro. M Fusaro. R. Gaccione, A. Gencarella, C. Ga-drow. K. Gradilone, S. Guido. Row 3: T Gencarella. G. Gengarella, R. Gentile. G. Garbett. D. Gulino. M Gabriele, A. Giar-dino, M. Geary, E. Goss. Homeroom 310 Row 1: L. Lavarini, P. Lassor, D. LaChapelle, L. Keegan. C. Ki-cinski, M Lariviere. Row 2: C. Krupinski, K. Hebert. W Hollis. M. Johnson. G. Hill. Row 3: D. Leggett. T. Korytkowsk� , R. Labbe, Hellwig, W Lamb, K Kudrick. Homeroom 311 Row 1: K Mackay, D Lilly, S. MacVicar. D. Lewis. K. Macomber Row 2: M. Lussier, M. MacDonald, T. Lewis, F. Lynch. S. Loughborough. Row 3: W Len-sen, W. Madden. G. Macamaux, A. Lionetti. C. Lyman, R Lupinacci. 88 Homeroom 312Row 1: J. Mastrandrea, J. O'Brien. P Morrone. A. Morrone, D. Marta, M Murano, W Nigrelli. L. Mansfield, M. Mercurio. Row 2: J. Medeiros, D. Mehne, L. Monahan, C. Morrone, S. Nigrelli, K. Otta-viani. M. Najim. Row 3: P. Niedmann, J. Manfredi, C. Montalto, L. Niles, M O’Briant, L Mitchell, S. Martell, K. Miner Homeroom 313 Row 1 M. Pagliusi, K Payne. W. Peacock, J. Perkins, P. Pasetti, J. Quattromani, G. Pietraallo. Row 2: C. Ravish, D. Prizzi, D. Pillmear, S. Perrone, D. Patton, G. Quattromani, C. Pagliuso. Row 3: J. Powers, B. Remington, S. Radiconi, L. Plummer. M. Prescott. D. Perrone. T. Patterson. P Pappadia. Homeroom 314 Row 1: L. Sawyer, L Schroeder, T. Shultz. J. Russ, C Santos, D. Savage, L. Saucier. Row 2: H. Shank. T. Rickmond. S. Sgambato. D. Routhier, M Ruisi, R. Rendeiro. J. Risica, J Ritacco Row 3: J Senior, M. Siciliano, R. Shawn. K. Serra, G. Shortman. P. Sawyer 89 Homeroom 315Row 1: J. Sposato. J. Toscano. G. Sylvia. J. Thomas. T. Terranova, R. Sylvia. L. Terjesen. Row 2: H Thorpe. J Toppi. C Sullivan. T. Souza. M. Sullivan. C Smith. S. Tanner, R. Sisco. Row 3: K. Terranova. D. Snurkowski, R Sposato, L Smith, R. Smith. M. Snow. R. Smith, L. Tes-sier. ! Homeroom 317Row 1: A. Turco, J. Toscano. S. Vacca, K Trebisacci. D. Urso, D. Urso. L. Trombino, C. Wholean Row 2: J. Walsh, G. Voss, K. Williams, A. Whewell. A. Turano, K. West, J. Toscano, B Trebisacci, R Truss. Row 3: J. Vetelino, J. Vitterito, R. Vocatura, H. Way, D. Way. R. Varricchio, C. Williams, E. Zarkowski, J. Wucik. Freshmen Class Officers John Toscano — President Sheila Mahay Vice President Karin Schwer — Secretary Mary-Kay Alglere Treasurer Gina Glngerella Social Chairman Homeroom 318 Row 1: B. Bed good, A. Bariteau, A. Algiere, M. Algiere. J. Aiello. P. Beaupre. Row 2: T. Azzinaro, C. Abbott, D. Allen. R. Allen. J. Armstrong. S. Bates. P. Balentine, P. Alessio. Row 3: W. Barton. T. Beaulieu. T Beck, A. Angelo. A. Algier. M Aymelek, L. Bailey. K. Barber. C. Augeri. Homeroom 320 Row 1 R Burdick, R Brown. R Berlam, E. Bruno. D Burns, B Bell. Row 2: R. Bruno. P. Bruno. L. Bou-menot, D. Bonvenuto, D. Bonvenuto, D Blanda. 91 Homeroom 321 Row 1: T Carter, M Cal laghan, K. Callaghan, D. Church, J. Cho quette, S. Chinigo. Row 2 C. Caron, K Carey, D. Chiaradio, R. Capalbo, L. Cillino F. Celico. Row 3: H. Campbell. C. Castag naro, A. Cherenzia, J. Chiaradio, S. Ca palbo, J Chan Homeroom 322 Row 1: C. Costa, A. Crook, J. Cimalore, J. Cimalore, J. Dayon. R. Davidowski, T. Cucca. Row 2: A. Cozzo-lino, M. Dauray. L. Cummings, M. Courtney, C. Cozzolino, P. Cozzoiino, S. Collins. C Collins. Row 3: K. Curry, K. Day, S. Dawson, K. Clark. D. Cugini, J. Currie. P. Cornelius. P. Connell. P Comforti Homeroom 323Row 1: C. Devine, D. Ferraro, M. Ferraro, N. Engler. T. Edwards. L. Federico. D Duggan, K. Denham Row 2: J. Donahue. A. Fiorino, C. Dowd, M. Farago, C. DelMonte, R. DeSantis, E. Ferraro. Row 3: L. Diamanti, K. Drurey. T Dinwoodie, P. Diformato, H. Devore, J. DeBartolo, A. Falcone, K. Dipollino. 92 Homeroom 100 Row 1: K Gardner, T Pagliuso, A. Coronato Row 2: M. Francese, J. Gardella. S. Gavitt. Row 3: T. Gengarella. M. Gaccione, F. Fontana. Homeroom 101 Row 1: V. Giorno, J. Gio-vanelli, R. Guido, G. Gingerella, M. Ginger ella, S. Gibson. Row 2: J. Haines, D. Harvey, G. Gentile, K. Gilluly, P. Harris. L. Gentry. Row 3: D. Heinold, D. Gentile, J. Genovese. A. Gervasini, J. Green, J. Gentile. Homeroom 103 Row 1: R. Lawrence, D Jakob. A. Kenneth. M. Keenan. A. Jordan, D. Jarvis, E. Larson, F. Jarvis. Row 2: D. Jack, T. Hines. K. Humphries. B. Hughes, A. Heinold, T. Landon, D. Joseph. Row 3: E. Lamb. A. Lallo, J. Killeen, A. Hietala, S. Jones, M. Kabulis. J. Lallo. S. Keeley, S. Hutchins. 93 Homeroom 106 Row 1: M Maggs. N. Ma heu, T Lombardo. K Limanni, B LeRoy, S Mackay. M. McElhaney, J. Masucci, D Mar siglio. G. Macaione Row 2: R. Luzzi, C Lensen, L. Mehne, A Mansfield, T Mac Dougall, C. Liborio. L. Levanti, G. Madden. R LoPriore, S. Liguori. Row 3: D. Main. A. Martell. A McGuire, J. Martel!, P. Lombardo. D. Leonetti. G. Main. E. Magni, R. Macomber. Homeroom 107 Row 1: D. Nigrelli, S. Ng, R Maggs. T. Newman. K Montgomery Row 2: G. Osborne. M. Palmisano. S. Mer curio, C. Parrilla, I Newbury, L. Ornbeg, L. Mitchell. Row 3: R. Nichols, F. Olean, H Misto, L. Merseve, M. Paterno, A. Nardone, A Palazzolo. J. Pacheco. M. Bliven. Row 4 S. Nichols, L. Nye, L Patterson. L. O'Brien. S. Pande. S. Patton. J. Mitchell. Homeroom 108 Row 1: J. Pelton. A. Por-tofee, B. Powell. M. Poole. J. Poulin. Row 2: R Pinkover, R. Pignataro, P. Petrone, J. Polizzi, N. Pickering. Row 3: A. Pelchat. M Petrowski, K Perri, N. Pelletier. 94 Homeroom 108B Row 1: C Quattromani, F. Priore, P. Ridell, J. Reale. Row 2: L. Reay, V. Richards. N. Ritacco. J. Queck, R. Prescott. Row 3: P. Rizzo, P. Rogers, G. Robinson. G. Riley. J. Rofano. Homeroom 111 Row 1: D. Ruiz, T. Skelton, R. Silvia, R. Shaw. A. Senior, L. Routh-ier, R. Rusek, T. Ryan. J. Silvestri. Row 2: R. Salimeno. S. Salimeno, W. Schmeller. J. Salimeno, M. Silva, M. Salimeno, K. Schwer. C. Routhier, C. Servidio. M Siciliano. Row 3: F. Scavello, A. Scavello, R. Spino, R. Saunders. T. Rosso. C. Sexton, L. Sminkey, D. Simmons. M. Sardelli. J. Soucy. Homeroom Caf. Row 1: D. Thomas. S Tracy. R. Spino, R. Turco. A. Trovato. E Thorpe. R. Swanson. Row 2: L. West, P Toscano, L. Turano. D. Woll. D. Suminski. M. Sunderland, J. Williams. Row 3: L. Waterman. K. Wholean, D. Valiere, K. Walach, R. Stryker, J. Turco, B. Terranova. 95 Homeroom Caf. Row 1: K. Tate. T. Spo-sato, C. Woodmansee, A. Terranova, R. Turdo, J. Tesseo. W. Walsh. Row 2 E. Texter, L. Ultsch. K. Voss. H. Weilburg, J. Toscano. R Ward, J. Sullivan, Row 3: T Terjesen. B. Tanner, J. Sullivan. J. Tarbox, C. Stott, N. Urso. % 97 99 The Olympic Oames is lot Miming But Taking part The Essential Thing in life is Hot Conquering But fighting MIL 300ZUMC Row I: P. Huscrcau, K. Sieczkiewicz, S. Montalto, B. McVeigh, T. Monahan, B. Henderson, G. Cloutier. B. Chiaradio. K. Parrilla, B.. Turano, M Serra, F. Gencarelli, L. Ciardullo, T. Cappuccico. Row2:M Nicholas. M. Murphy. W. Plympton, C. Sposato, J. Mitchell, J. Falcone. M. Sullivan. A. Ayers. R. Woycik. P. Angelo. C. Marie, D. Sposato. J. Gencarella. Row 3: M. Jarvis, B. Tanner. C. Montalto. K. Broccolo. J. Dayon, A. Morrone. P. DePerry, T. Cimalore. B. Mandes, C. Eleazer. S. Antoch. M. Ruisi, M. Guarnieri. Row 4: J. Rofano, J. Chiaradio. B. Blicker. J. Dayon. K. Dipollino, D. Suminski. P Pinkover, R. Dayon. J. Carey. J. Sposato, J. Ritacco. M. Gencarella, J. Sylvia. C. Di Napoli, B. Sciro. Row 5: Asst. Coach C. Wriedt, Asst Coach B. Mitchell, Head Coach J. Murano, Asst. Coach V. Morrone. Stafford Springs Bolton Pilgrim Ledyard Providence C. D. Portsmouth Abbey Milford Plainfield Woodrow Wilson Stonington 2 Westerly 14 7 Westerly 28 9 Westerly 20 22 Westerly 0 22 Westerly 0 0 Westerly 19 14 Westerly 0 0 Westerly 14 20 Westerly 7 6 Westerly 18 101 103 Steve Senior Players Kean Hruce drank. 104 kmzv pkom vjczokv 105 1% 107 oees Row 1:S. Demirs, G Cobleigh. S. Cinami, D Mansfield, J. DeSantis, B. Skelton, N. Finizio, C. Routhier, A. Trombino, J. Allen. M. Arnold, T. Parrilla. Row 2: R. Cobleigh, T. Albamonti, R. Rendeiro. S. McGowan, J. Fontana, J. Misto, G. Finizio, J. Federico, D. Fallon, G. Gulla, C. Arnold, S. Gaccione, A. Gagnon, Coach S. Serra. Pilgram 4 Westerly 0 Warren 0 Westerly 0 Burrillville 3 Westerly 0 Mt. St. Charles 1 Westerly 0 Chariho 0 Westerly 1 Warwick 0 Westerly 4 Cranston E. 5 Westerly 2 Tollgate 1 Westerly 2 Pilgrim 0 Westerly 2 Warren 1 Westerly 1 Burrillville 3 Westerly 0 Mt. St. Charles 0 Westerly 0 Chariho 0 Westerly 1 Warwick 0 Westerly 0 Cranton E. 1 Westerly 0 Stonington 2 Westerly 3 Tollgate 1 Westerly 5 RI1L B1 division 6-6-4 Overall 7-6-4 110 113 VAKSJZy KASKSZKAjCjC Front Row: C. Eleazer. N. Finizio, J. Iacol, A. Choquette, R. Skelton. Row 2: Mgr. J. Cassidy, G. Finizio, J. Laudone, C. Marie. M. Sciro, J. Allen, Stat. B. Cugini. Row 3: Coach G. Gleason, Coach K. Collings Scores School WHS Opponent South Kingstown 61 80 North Kingstown 52 58 Chariho 70 38 West Warwick 54 66 Stonington 49 54 Smlthfield 65 67 Portsmouth 57 60 North Providence 62 84 West Warwick 68 78 East Greenwich 64 40 Smlthfield 77 79 Johnston 61 49 Scituate 69 59 Cranston West 55 81 Stonington 56 58 Coventry 54 76 North Providence 44 70 South Kingstown 76 62 East Greenwich 55 48 North Kingstown 49 72 Johnston 68 46 Cranston West 60 43 Coventry 55 83 114 sewjoKS Smntort: J. lacoi, N. Finizlo. A. Choquette, R. Skelton. Mlaalng: C. Thornton. 115 gufflon VARSJZV Front Row: Mgr. J. Cassidy. S. Gaccione. S. Way. J. Toscano. Stat. B. Cugini. Row 2: K. Dipolllno, D. Jarvis. J. Aiello, G. Gulla, R. Rendeiro, G. Chimento. Scores School WHS Opponent Chariho 55 52 South Kingstown 53 60 Stonlngton 46 58 North Kingstown 41 39 Portsmouth 61 66 West Warwick 69 68 West Warwick 59 78 Smlthfleld 44 57 Smlthfleld 89 69 North Providence 51 53 Scituate 65 45 East Greenwich 42 46 Stonlngton 54 53 Johnston 61 60 North Providence 65 67 Cranston West 45 47 EAST Greenwich 54 50 (OT) Coventry 46 60 Johnston 64 55 South Kingstown 52 61 Cranston West 64 36 North Kingstown 65 48 Coventry 76 57 116 117 119 VAKSJZy MASKS ZMACC Front Row: S. Sposato, A. Turco, A. Smith, M MacVicar, H. Schwer, M. Kiclnski. R. Castagna, A. Sposato, C. Smith. C. Morrone, D. Panciera, C. Kiclnskl. Row 2: Coach T. Terranova. Scores School WHS Opponent Charlho 56 48 Chariho 64 48 W Warwick 53 33 East Greenwich 33 24 East Greenwich 46 32 Prout 30 46 Stonlngton 33 71 Narragansett 47 32 Coventry 33 12 Ledyard 32 42 Prout 52 46 R.l. School For the Deaf 67 58 Stonlngton 38 60 Classical 36 39 Scltuate 26 37 St. Rays 32 37 120 S6JW0KS Senior : A. Sposato, M. Klein ski, R. Castagna. Row 2: Coach T. Terranova. VARSJZy Row 1: A. Mansfield, D. Capalbo, T. Aszinaro. S. Mackay. T. Rosso, S. Mercurio, S. Tanner. M. Algiere, S. Chan. Row 2: Coach C. Wrtedt. Scores School Chariho W. Warwick East Greenwich Stonlngton Coventry Prout Stonlngton Rocky Hill Sdtuate Chariho East Greenwich Prout Narragansett Ledyard Montville South Kingstown Rocky Hill Narragansett WHS 48 39 38 27 24 38 36 34 40 41 28 35 30 39 57 25 43 25 Opponent 11 22 25 43 8 18 50 31 15 26 20 18 23 41 12 9 27 14 122 124 pep earn I amAKy Awes 127 MAZM ZSAM CMMJSZKy ZSAM 128 CHOW szudsnz eotmeu 129 pep nAm 130 7CAQS semon zwmcens 131 PKoyeez ecoss-up 132 mjze 1979 133 Carolyn Carol 134 • Captain 135 136 Thal$M Burbelo Bui nees Editor SZA?? SPOK SZAtt eanjcAZ SZAM AKZ SZAM 139 CAPISCI? WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE REWARD $10,000.00 I do NOT have Black Hair Roots! Oh! What a Night! 140 m « Come on guys, Next time I’ll use a Deodorant! I seem to have caught my finger. Hey Babe! Who? Me? 141 142 AM I BEING WATCHED? I’ve never been this close to perfection. If you want my body, and you think I'm sexy . . 144 MSMOKJBS 09 1980 My favorite teacher was The most exciting class I had was The most boring class 1 had was I spent the most time My best friends were My favorite line or expression was The buy girl I had my eye on all year was The most exciting person I went out with all year was The person I was dying to meet all year was I would like to be stranded on a desert island with My favorite place to go for lunch was Activities I was involved in were Sports I was involved with at school were The school food reminded me of I spent my weekends My best excuse to get out of school was The best dance I attended was The music I listened to was The best thing that happened to me was What I will always remember about 1980 is W MSMOKJUM JMJAWJ GKSSffl Often times we find it hard to express the love within our hearts. The words just never seem to get said. But there comes a time when we must hide our inhibitions and say “I love you.” It is in this vain, Amanda, that your fellow classmates wish to express their love for you. May God be with you and keep you in His Care. 146 w MSMOKJUM JOHN UKSO Whenever golden memories go through our minds, your presence will be heard. Whenever our minds flicker to the past, your smile will be seen. And whenever our minds see you up ahead, your warmth will be felt. In the heart. Nancy Leonettl 147 scmooc eoMMizzse The Class of 1980 would like to thank the School Committee for their support in all our endeavors. 148 So me wane our last goodbyes Sorrow is apparent In our PA ZRO Mr. and Mrs. Joeseph Pescatello Nancy A. Pescatello Att. and Mrs. John Lailo Mr. and Mr. Leland Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blanda Mary Klcinski Mr. and Mrs. John Tormey Mr. and Mrs. James Pucci Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Pucci Sr. Pam Stein Mrs. Shafer Dr. and Mrs. Klymenko Mr. Routhier Donna McMahan Mr. Thompson Mr. Angelo Giordano Lauri Henderson Doris Muratori Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Cozzolino Marcelene Canestrari Mr. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giordano Nancy Leonetti The Birds” Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Handley R. Fusaro P. Basile T. J. Uncle Ray and the Gang Dr. and Mrs. Francis Palaia Mr. and Mrs. James Capizzano Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Capizzano Jr. Karl Heinold Pelton family Mary and Susan S. L.H. Mrs. Thomas Dinoto Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vocatura Mr. and Mrs. D’aleno, Lenora and Tara Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sminkey Mrs. Margaret Lee Dottie, Bud and Melissa Barber Lady Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Chester Evelyn and Ernest Panciera Ernie Panciera Helen L. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt and Family Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Burbelo Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Ruzzo Mrs. Clara Noyes The Silver Farm, Dulcie and Joe Frank (Hank) Bruno Jr. Mary Hunt Bruno A Friend Judy Bennett The Reverend David B. Joslin Mr. and Mrs. John Feraco Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cooke and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drye and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Turco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Serra Walter and Kathe Gibson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alan Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. O’Connell Miss Gradilone Pam and Gregory WHS. Counselors Miss Despres Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Stephhn McGuire Mr. and Mrs. John B. Currie Mrs. Sarah R. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Michael Urso, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Agenor Derouin Donna Lupinacci Mrs. David L. Bell D. M. Miller David and Kim Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Keane Larry Terranova Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sminkey Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Brad Graves Mr. and Mrs. David W. Carreau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tudisco Suzanne and Pat Doherty F. Bradford Pride Dr. Jean Marriott Francesca Grazia Anna Pariante Bedell ISO Charlestown Golf range Snip N’ Clip Beauty Salon Burdick’s Inc. Amy’s Luncheonette The Powder Room Calico Cat Algiere’s Exxon The Front Porch Lathrop Realty K’s Dairy Bar Tarny’s Colosi’s Jewelers Compliments of Junior Village Vogue Congratulations from Atty. and Mrs. John P. Toscano, Jr IMM Furniture iffs a', CnrtROe (dunriy Paraphernalia Merchants Square itrttT ytesrerty, RI to Vf'4' of 1990 Y� 151 If your car doesn't have this sign... IT SHOULD!! Ask anyone who has one! 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone 535-1415 or 596-7783 ROUTE 1. STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT WESTERLY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE A TRIP ON A SAILING SHIP FEBRUARY SCHOOL VACATION, 1981 You have traveled to Hawaii with us in the past - Now . . . t exp nd Mr. cays. r. Angelo and Mr. Cotter on a fabulous vacation nee - A barefo t windjammer cruise of the Bahama Escape winte s cold. Fly to Nassau and board the magnificent Brigatine Fantome. Sail, swim, scuba, snorkle, party. Li e on board, help sal! the. ship if wish, all meals i eluded, More details in September. eptember you Cll Check the Westerly Sun ads for notic org nization meetin by Alan Angelo and Frank rules of the R.I. Dept, of Business Regulation. Wunr FlOriSt MERCHANT SOUARE 55 BEACH ST. WESTERLY. R. I. 02891 PHONE 596-2883 CONGRATULATIONS 1980 m Merchant's Square Beach Street Westerly, R.l. 02891 HAIRCRAFT DESIGNS A Contemporary Hairstyling Salon 401 5964400 fiv, A Unique Specialty Shop vxith Clothes tli«t i lit(t Good Taste -it’ , rlt o | C jiV.I A'em bat io-s 59S CSiO Bosk Works Wetcnjniti Squdrf 55 B-. r. Wt. v.; t •, J I ; V;( i c . ,' M ZMS MAKKSZPCAee Merchant’s Square Fine Cheeses And Specialty Foods Catering 596 1412 A Contemporary Hairstyling Salon 0 Oh HaW T Cc n rotoiatioi-i5 t Tt (iVtSS TS —from rvtCOfl u Kitche.-r and C PAPEI? tiger NercnanK .Sjuar , lOssdr? 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Tel. 596-3401 z INBRNK 'NOUSTWlAl NATIONAL HANK JJWUSZKJAjC MA zjomc KAM Two offices to serve you in Westerly; 102 Granite Street 596-7766 39 High Street 596-7701 four t t c a f i t d Class Hino c 'iodrt ?rr. tUuttfly Jevuclru ttigir JStrett WESTERLY PRESCRIJTION CENTRE 9 EAST AVENUE WESTERLY RHODE ISLAND PHONE 140 11 596 018 I GERARD VENTRESCA. MANAGER 596 0182 •jiRiwnrai SUBURBAN FORD LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. 145 Mam Street WESTERLY. RHODE ISLAND 02891 • JIM DeMARCO Bus Phone (401) 596-4907 156 An Equal Opportunity Employer MAF. HC GENERAL DYNAMICS Electric Boat Division Groton. CT 06340 157 Congratulations Olympic Participants From The VSAKBOOK SZM3 158 World of Wines DICK'S PACKAGE SCOPE 56 CANAL STREET WESTERLY, R.I. 02891 “Congratulations” SMJCJi’S SCOWEK SMOP Beach St. Westerly, R.I. 159 YJongratulations 3 To The Class Of 1980 “Good Luck” The Student Council 160 MUST) SaCZKJC eOKP. 149 GRANITE ST. WESTERLY, R.I. PANCIERA ! 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SPARTAN POOLS 173 Thank You The 1980 Yearbook Staff wishes to express its gratitude to all of the wonderful people who made this book possible. Our special thanks to: — Mr. Felix Torromeo, Superintendent, for his endless support of yearbook activities. — Mr. Gerald Dunn, for allowing us to use the school for meetings during the summer months when our advisor was away. — Mrs. Joyce Street for always being willing to lend a helping hand. — Mr. Barry Woolf, for helping to make all our ideas a reality. — Mr. John DeWale for his expertise in the field of photography. — The Yearbook Staff for the endless hours of time it gave freely. — Mr. Alan Angelo, for an undying faith that renewed our self-confidence and gave us the «trenoth to carry on THIS TORCH SYMBOLIZES THE SPIRIT OF OUR CLASS, WE THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLASS ARE REPRESENTED BY THE RUNNER. EVEN THOUGH OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS HAVE COME TO AN END THE SPIRIT WILL STILL LIVE ON BEING SPREAD FORTH NOW AND FOREVER MORE BY EACH AND EVERYONE OF US. 176 ■M- r.-TtT ‘vi