Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

We Welcome You To The Land Of Enchantment Aristocracy Page 16 The Wizards Page 69 Be Patient With Yourself, Grow In Your Own Way, In Your Own Time. Look To This Day. We Shall Never Pass This Way Again. 4 5 8 12 THE KNIGHTING CEREMONY As we achieve the goals that we set for ourselves in our lifetimes, we will always recognize a special person or inspiration which has helped us on our way. Too many times we fail to recognize the importance of the guidance we have had, but there is always a time when we look back and finally understand the full meaning of a friend. Our four years in high school have been filled with struggles and successes. Finally, we have reached the point in our lives where we can leave the physical presence of the high school behind and take with us only the memories. Now we can look back on our years at Westerly High School and realize the importance of the guidance that we've had. The members of the class of 1981 would like to formally recognize the support and leadership of a very special friend. This 1981 yearbook, Enchantment,” is dedicated to Mrs. Janice Careau in return for the efforts and hours that she gave us to help create some of the best years of our lives. Mrs. Janice Careau 14 16 CLASS OFFICIALS Time cannot steal the treasures That we carry in our hearts Nor even dim the shining thoughts Our cherished past imparts And memories of the ones we’ve loved Still cast their gentle glow To grace our days and light our paths Wherever we may go Jean Kyler McManus Class Treasurer Donna Class Secretary Debbie and Vice President Mary Lou Social Chairperson DeeDee To the Class of ’81 As we exit from our high school years, we should reflect on our reasons for study. Perhaps the greatest reason we went to school was to learn about people. Whether we have tried or not we have been a part of the living and breathing microcosm which is called Westerly High. Through this learning we should face the future with the hopes that each of us will serve humanity and that none of us will detract from Mankind. We should not look with pessimisism towards the future. Let the members of the class of 81 be a shining light to all people, a glowing flame of idealism. Also let us be practical and realize when our goals are too far ahead to be attained. Mostly, though, let us spread love. Love conquers all boundaries and destroys all problems. We must always remember that the only way to destroy an enemy is to love him and make him your friend. Good luck to the class of '81. May the road before your feet be filled with happiness. May all your dreams become realities. and may the ones you love, love you back. I thank you for four years of infinite joy. May God bless you always. I don’t know about you. but I’ve got some living to do. Come on Class of '81 the road goes ever on and on to places we haven't heard of yet. This is an end and a beginning. I’m kind of excited. How about you? Stephen Magowan Senior Class President 17 Mark Joseph Abbott Ab Marc Adkins Big Ad Suzanne Carole Ahern Sue Patricia Anne Aiello Patty Maria Alessio Maria Christina Elizabeth Algiere Tina Kevin Salvatore Algiere Kevin Margo Nadine Algiere Marg 18 Dina Alice Dina James J. Allen Jimmy Joe Paul Anthony Angelo P.A. System Brian David Armstrong Brian Christopher Thomas Arnold Chris Alvin Joseph Ayers Vinny Dianne Marie Balbat Di Lynanne Marie Ballelli Lynanne or Lyn Brian Barber Bri 19 Dennis Lance Barker Skunk Sally Barreira Sally Judy Lynn Beames Ju or Jude Gordon Becker Heap Brenda J. Bedgood Bren Lisa Bellavance Lisa Patricia A. Berardo Patti Theresa Bishop T — T Louise Anne Blanda Pokey or Weese Gil Bowen 311 20 Kevin Edward Broccolo Brock Pearl Brown Pearlie Richard Brown Rick Sheila Cardinal Sheil Jena Marie Carey Jena Susan B. Carr Sue Theresa Carr Tree Carolyn Carty Slurpy 21 Mark Celico Mark Timothy Celico Tim Peter Chan Pete Nikki Cherenzia Nikki Cindy Chester Cindy Diane Chiaradio Diane Scott Richard Chipperfield Chip Robin Marie Christina Butch. Rob Ralph Christy Ralph Emily Marie Ciardullo Em Peter Nicholas Cillino Pete Thomas Joseph Cimalore Cim Steven Joseph Cinami Steve George Cobleigh Cobbs Santa Jo Cockfield Santa Jo Paul Joseph Comeau Paul Kevin Connell K. C. Scott M. Cook Scook Cheryl Ann Corina Cheryl Max Corneau Max Debra Cornell Deb Antonio Costa Tony John Edward Coulahan John Tina Courville Tina Timothy Coyle Tim Anne Mary Cozzolino Cozz Donnamarie Cristina Donna Pamela G. Crook Pam Deidre Crowley Dee Elizabeth Ann D'Amato Liz. Beth 24 Scott Demirs Scott Craig Joseph Denham Craig Giuseppe Antonio DeSantis Bubba. Joey Maurice Devine Rick Desa Denise DeVore Dee Dee James P. Didone Jim Joseph DiMaio J.D. 25 Amy Jean Dionne Aim Patricia Ann Drake Tricia Richard Drurey Richard Linda Duerr Lin Cheryl Duffy Cher Craig A. Eleazer Freebeer John Peter Falcone Coon Joseph Falcone Joe David Christopher Fallon Forehead John Federico Fed 26 Rick Federico Fed Lisa Anne Ferraro Lisa re8 T. Finizio Murph Coletta Jeanette Fish Fishy Giuseppe Fontana Joe Maria Gaccione Maria Nancy Gardiner Nance Barbara Jean Gavitt Barb 27 Bonnie Gavitt Bonnie Antonio Genese Tony Debra Gentile Brillo Christopher M. Giordano Chris Lawrence Godfrey Larry Thomas Goodwin Tom Robert Gray Bob Karen Greber Greb 28 Cheryl Gregory Cheryl Michael Grispino Mike Morris Guarnieri Morris Carmela Guido Carmela Cathy Haggerty Cath Kim Handley Kim Timothy Havens Tim Ericka Regina Hemphill Ericka 29 30 Lynne Ellen Hietala Lynne Lynn Marie Hill Lynn Timothy Hotchkiss Tim Michele Husereau Shelly Esandrio Intrieri Esa Arthur Keen Neil Thomas Keena Tom Susan Kenneth Sue Denise Jean King Denise Joan Elizabeth Korkowski Joanie James Joseph Laudone Dipper Gina Marie Lavarini Gi John Leggett John Pamela Jean LeRoy Pam Catherine Lewis Cath Connie May Liborio Connie David Gerard Lombardo Bago Michael Longolucco Mike 31 Mary Lupinacci Lupe Irene luppe Luscious Lisa Luther Lisa Ann Lyman Pickles Maryanne MacVicar Fred. Mac Loriann Marie Maggs Lor Stephen Magowan Pinhead Robert A. Mandes Bob Anthony Mansfield Tony Darren Mansfield Div 32 Anne Marie Marcotte Anne Christopher Marie Zappa Marie Rosa Anna Mastrandn Maria Rosa Patricia McCormick Patty Dougals Mello Doug Joseph Anthony Misto Jay Mary Ellen Misto Mary Ellen James Mitchell Mitch 33 Perry Montalbano Perry Kerri Morenzoni Kerri Laura Anne Moroso Laura. Mouse Deborah Marie Morrone Debbie Mary Lou Morrone Mare Bonnie Mosena Bonnie Philip Joseph Murano Jr. Phil Deborah Najim Deb Gina Nardone Gina Julia Nething Julie Charles Olean Chuck a Stephen Osella Osla Marie Pagliuso Maria Robert Paiva Bob 35 Francis Michael Palaia Jr. Frank Mary Elizabeth Palazzolo Stella Stacey Jean Palmisano Stacey Carla Marie Panciera Carla Deborah Ann Panciera Captain Krispy Lisa Renee Parise Li Ian Patton Zlg Sandra Paterno Sandy Francis Pellicano Frank Anthony Pelligrino Tony Michael Pasquale Perri Mike Karl Perterson Kod Gina Petrone S. H. Ned Phillips Ned 37 Michael Pietraalo Butch 38 Karen Lynn Pignataro Karen Peter Pinkover Pink Wayne Plympton Wayne Michael Poole Mike Loui Pucci Lou Sharon Marie Quintana Sharon Scott Raiche Scott Ray Rauso Rosko Martha Rice Ma Scott W. Richards J. R. Catherine Mary Ritacco Taco Jean Marie Ritacco GE Mark Rizzo Riz William Robinson Bill Fredrik J. Rohdin Priest Thyra Anne Rosso Thyra Michael Ruisi Reese Ryan Rusek Ryan Janice Susan Sardelli Jan 39 Stephanie Saunders Steph Donna Susan Schaeffer Donna Scott Schonning Scott Steve Schonning Steve Heidi Carol Schwer Schwa Michael Sciro Mike Lori Marie Serra Lor Francisco Servidio Jeesk 40 Kevin Sexton Kevin James Richard Silva. Jr. Slick Heather Anne Silvia Heather Charlene Simon Chari Glenn Sisco Glenn Laura Ann Sminkey Laura Audrey Marie Smith Aud Karen Elizabeth Smith Karen Kimberly Anne Smith Kim Roy Spagnolo Roy Sherri Spargo Clutch Cargo Jr. cannot know what I will find Now as I leave today behind. I cannot know what paths I’ll take, What choices I will have to make, The friends Til meet, the sights Til see, The chances that may come, come to me. I only know I want to try To travel far and reach up high, To open every beckoning door, To do things never done before, I only know I want to give My best . . . My all .. . each day I live Mark A. Sposato Spitz Sandra Mary Sposato Sandy Edward St. Clair Ed Anita Stevens Nita Daniel Storti Danny Charles Stott Fish Colleen Marie Sullivan Col Gail Sullivan Gail Kenneth J. Swain Kenny Laurie Anne Tate Laur 43 George Tattersall George Glen Teague Glen James Terranova Tippy Mary-Jo Terranova MJ Timothy Tillinghast Tim Peter Andrew Tobin Pete Kenneth Patrick Anthony Trebisacci Treb. Bubba Harry Trefes Harry Alfred Nicholas Trombino Al Filomena Trombino Fillie Sandra Trombino Sandy Rosaria Turano Rose 44 Lillian Turco Turk Lori Urso Ur $ Alex Vandenhurk Alex Michael Gerard Vetelino Zeckle Richard Vetelino Big Rich David Vocatura Voc Bradford Joseph Vuono Brad Jeffrey Vuono Jeff 45 Richard Wallach Rick Robert Wallach Bob Mark Walsh Mark Brian Waterman Brian Elaine Marie Wohlgemuth Woggie Ronald Frances Woycik Ron Terri Ann Wright Terri Tracy Wulforst Tracy 46 47 L HISTOIRB Once upon a time in a land of rolling hills, surrounded by shimmering seas, there lived a group of young gentry who were about to embark on one of the most rewarding journeys of their lives. The eventful experience, which was to be filled with heartache, happiness. and especially growth, was to make a lasting impression on these participants. On a crisp September morn, the suntanned gentry joined the upperclassmen and traveled, in carriages, to a large palace surrounded by playing fields and roads leading to other parts of the Kingdom. In this palace, respectively named Westerly High, the four estates gathered together and each year brought progress to a higher position among the estates. The gentry began their fulfilling experience in the fourth estate or commonly known as the Freshmen Class. The first year under the palace regime was characterized by discovery. Members of the fourth estate, who had gained a new sense of freedom and determination, were beginning to develop their talents in areas other than academics. Many freshmen explored the fields of literature, government. music, drama, and athletics through organizations established by the palace hierarchy. As the year progressed and the freshmen gained a greater understanding of themselves, the officials of the palace decided to commence the annual meeting of the estates. Elected to voice the opinions of the fourth estate and provide leadership were Steve Magowan. Ericka Hemphill. Laura Sminkey. Mary Jo Terranova, Lori Serra. Scott Demirs, Mary Palazzolo. Sherry Gencarrelli. and Patti Berardo. After a year filled with many rewards and much growth, the freshmen celebrated their move to the third estate at a festive gathering. A Time For Us. The summer's warm and soothing days were gone. The new sophomores” left the beach behind and once again embarked towards the palace in the center of the Kingdom. As members of the third estate, the youth had gathered more prestige, but still looked toward a future containing higher levels of learning and growth. Several members of the estate perfected their talents and represented the palace in competitions throughout the Kingdom: Lynanne Bal-leli, Chris Giordano, Steve Magowan and Brad Vuono were the delegates from Westerly in the R.l. Society of Chemists, and Karen Smith was among the leading mathematicians of the day. The mighty Bulldogs also continued to gain prowess on the playing field. As the year progressed, another meeting was called to hear the suggestions of the citizens. The representatives of the third estate were Jim Silva. Elaine Wohlgemuth. Laura Sminkey, Mary Jo Terranova. Mary Palazzolo. Patti Berardo, Deidre Crowley. Scott Demirs, and Steve Magowan. With a greater confidence in themselves, the sophomores were able to reach out and discover the specialness and beauty in other individuals. This realization led to close friendships within the class. The joy and thankfulness of having a special person to share all the happiness and disappointments was expressed by the third estate at a jovial celebration You've Got A Friend.” The progression to the second estate was a stepping-stone in the growth of the individuals. After gaining much responsibility and independence through their summer jobs, the juniors” were eager to begin one of the most chal-langing years of their careers. Faced with numerous examinations and other documents to review, the members of the second estate began to speculate on their own goals-, whether they be universities, trades, apprenticeships, or knighthood. Although much emphasis was placed on the preparation for the future, the juniors enhanced their friendships and attended many social events in the family’s horse-drawn carriage. One popular sight was the mighty Bulldogs, who continued to engage in heroic and chivalrous deeds on the playing field. The rivalry on Turkey Day and the performance of the first place girls’s basketball team were especially pleasing sights. In the midst of all these activities, the estates once again joined together for their annual meeting. The second estate was finely represented by Steve Magowan. John Federico, Debbie Morrone, Mary Jo Terranova, Carla Panciera, John Coulahan, Scott Demirs, Tricia Drake, Dave Lombardo. Karen Smith, and Colleen Sullivan. At the end of the session, the King awarded official decrees to those citizens who displayed the greatest potential and who had served the Kingdom loyally. As the youth’s reign as the second estate came to a close, they declared their excitement and enthusiasm about progressing to the first estate at a formal ball. Walking On Air. After the summer’s heat began to fade and silence settled over parts of the Kingdom, the long awaited position of the first estate or nobility was within reach. Flowever, disputes between Kingdom officials and the palace rulers prevented the citizens from returning to the palace. After three extended weeks of vacation. the title of seniors was granted to the first estate. The seniors soon realized the responsibility and work which accompanied the glory of the nobility class. The time had come for important decisions to be made; decisions Soccer Team, who had captured the division title. Upon the closing of the final meeting of the estates, the first estate engaged in many festive events including the Hallow-een Party, the Thanksgiving Victory Dance, the senior picnic, and the senior and honors banquets. In the beginning of spring when all the world blooms into new life, the first estate gathered together at an elaborate ball to give thanks and celebrate their individual growth and more importantly the closeness they have experienced as a class. The year passed quickly and the heat of which were to shape the nobles lives. Many began to apply to institutions of higher learning while others prepared to face the wide-ranging job market. Meanwhile the palace officials called for the annual meeting of the estates. Presiding over the meeting were the delegates from the first estate: Steve Magowan, Mary Lou Morrone, Debbie Morrone. Donna Shaffer, Dee Dee De-Vore, Steve Cinami, John Coulahan, Scott Demirs, Tricia Drake, Dave Lombardo, Colleen Sullivan, and Brian Waterman. One of the highlights on the agenda was the crowning of the Westerly Fiigh School summer set over the Kingdom. The time had come for the official knighting ceremony of the first estate. On this night the seniors reflected upon the beauty of the past four years, the friendships which have grown and the many learning experiences. But they also glanced into the future) a place where anything is possible. and where opportunity, new friendships, and growth await them. This is not an official ending, for the members of the first estate will continue on their journey to make new discoveries and reach for new horizons. 50 Our class musicians, Sandy and Frank, are to the left. Below, Most likely to . . , Rose and John, battle with shaving cream. X1 DeeDee and Tom, with the cutest dimples, are to the left. 51 Jena and Joe, to the right, are the most respected seniors. Below, Linda and Tim, are our class artists. Steve and Debbie, the most gullible in our class, are above. At right, Greg and Maryanne, are the most athletic in our class. Mary Lou and David, at the right, are our class clowns. Below, Lillian and Scott, are the most talkative seniors. 55 Our class singers, Patty and Tom, are to the left while Lori and Scott, with the nicest smiles, are above. Deidre and Jim, the most knowlegable of social affairs, are below on the left. Below on the right are the friendliest in our class, Mary and Jimmy-Joe. 57 CLASS DIRECTORY A MARK JOSEPH ABBOTT Misquamicut Hill A dreamer of dream '' Soccer 1.2.3 Choir 3.4 MARC ADKINS 106 High Slreei II you lake Westerlv High eriou lv. you won't graduate. o hang loo e and maybe you’l pa . SUZANNE CAROLE AHERN 60 ledward Avenue In virtue unt multi a cen u In excellence there are many degree .” Choir 1.2 Soltball 2 Honor Roll I.2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2 PATRICIA ANNE AIELLO Church Street I have my own particular sorrow , love , delight , and you have yours. But sorrow, gladness, yearning, hope. love, be long to all of us. in all times and in all places Music is the only means whereby we feel these emotions in their universality.” Choir I.2.3.4 Yearbook 4 Honor Roll 2.4 Pete Marcey Camper-ship 2 RIMEA Music Camp 2.3.4 Football Rally I.2.3.4 MARIA ALESSIO 55 Cross Street Life is very short and very uncertain) let us spend it as well as we can. Honor Roll I.2.3.4 Italian dinner 4 DECA 1.2 CHRISTINA ELIZABETH ALGIERE 125 Ashaway Road Success lies not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail. Choir I.2.3.4 track I Drama Club I Prom Committee I.2.3.4 yearbook 4 Home Room Rep I.2.3.4 Italian dinner 4 Evert fan Club 3 Rl honor society 4 National Honor Society 4 High Honors 1.2.3.4 Pep club 1.2.4 KEVIN SALVATORE ALGIERE 33 Robin HaRow Lane laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is the best ending for one. Football 2 MARGO NADINE ALGIERE Westerly Bradford Road The web of life is great) but only the true friends stay entangled forever. Honor Roll I.2.3.4 Basketball 3 Girl's Track and Field 3.4 Spanish Dinner 3 NATE ALGIERE 10 Midland Avenue Have the courage to think your own thoughts, speak your own mind, and live your own life Track 3.4 Hockey Intramurals 2.3.4 Italian dinner 4 Flonor Roll JAMES J. ALLEN 1941 2 High Street I have never for one instant seen clearly within myself How then would you have me judge the deeds of others. Soccer 2.3.4 Basketball I.2.3.4 Golf 3.4 Flonor Roll I PAUL ANTHONY ANGELO 277 High Street Flowever brilliant an action, it should not be esteemed great unless the result of a great motive. Track I.2.3.4 co-captain 3 Evert fan Club 3 Intramural I.2.3.4 Honors I.2.3.4 Italian Dinner 4 BRIAN DAVID ARMSTRONG 24 Spruce Street Everyone is a self made person. But only the successful admit It. Pep club 4 Flonor Roll I.2.3.4 CHRISTOPHER THOMAS ARNOLD 15 Sherwood Hilt Have a purpose in life, and having it. throw into your work such strength Of mind and muscle as God has given you. Soccer I.2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 Flonor Roll I.2.3.4 ALVIN JOSEPH AYERS 34 Potter HiU Road Hold on to a true friend with both hands ” Football 1.2.3 Tn-captam 4Track I Baseball 2.3 co-captain 4 Honor RoU i.2.3.4 B DIANNE MARIE BALBAT 9 Vars lane. Bradford It isn't what you know that counts, it's what you think of in time. Exchange Concert I Honor Roll 2 Prom Committee 3 Band 1.2.3.4 Rally U.3.4 LYNANNE MARIE BALLEllI 10 Boombndge road We have been friends together in sunshine and in shade Pep club I.2.3.4) Prom Committee 2.3.4) Chemistry Team 2 Evert Fan Club 3 Yearbook Co-Editor 4. Harvard Book Award Recipient 3. High Flonor I.2.3.4) National Honor Society 3.4 Sports Boosters 4, Rally 4. Salem Trip 2 BRIAN BARBER Langworthy road To everything there is a season a time to be born, a time to die. a time to laugh, a time to cry. a time to go to school, a lime not to go to school DENNIS LANCE BARKER 20 Greenman Avenue I would love to travel the world Band 1.2) Spanish Dinner 2.3 Honor Roll I.2.3.4) Exchange Student 3. JUDY LYNN BE AMES Old Post Road RR3 Only fool are sure, but you have to be wise to be confused. Yearbook 4) Flags 4 Pep club 4, Rally 4. Spanish 3 Dinner) Honor Rol I.2.3.4. GORDON BECKER 441 2 Post Road The greatest in the kingdom is the one who is the servant of all. Snerd T. Berfle 2i Evert Fan club 3i Soccer 1.2.3i Honor Roll I.2.3.4. BRENDA J. BEDGOOD 129 Canal Street In the life of a person the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. Choir I.2.3.4. USA BELLAVANCE 28 Linden Street Don't look back, something might be gaining on you. Honor Roll 3. PATRICIA A BERARDO 13 Oak HiH Drve My life is but a wind which passeth by. and leaves no print behind. Homeroom Rep l Student Council l.2i Pep club 4. THERESA BISHOP 10 Spruce Street In the life of a person, live most essential thing for happi ness is the gift of friendship Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 LOUISE ANNE BLANDA 401, 2 Chester Avenue A life lived for others is the only life worth living Prom Committee I Choir I.2.3.4 Baton 3 Captain 4 Pep club 3.4 Honor Roll I.2.3.4 Italian dinner 4 KEVIN EDWARD BROCCOLO 35 Post Road I believe a man's greatest hour, is when he has truely worked his best at the cause at hand, and lies exhausted on the field of battle victorious. Track 1.2 Snerd I Football I.2.3.4 Choir I.2.3.4 PEARL BROWN Westerly Bradford Road let early education be a sort of amusement, you will then be better able to find out the natural bent. Track I c SHEILA CARDINAL 37 Greenman Height Master of time setting sail over all our land and as we look closer shall we now bid farewell, farewell — yes Choir I Softball 2 JENA MARIE CAREY 17 State Street If ye have faith as a gram of mustard seed nothing shall be impossible unto you. FHorne Room Rep 1.3 Snerd T. Berfle 1.2 Pep club I.2.3.4 Cheerleader 3 Captain 4 Author's workshop 2 Prom committee 1.3.4 National Honor Society Spanish dinner 3 Evert Fan club 3 Yearbook activities editor 4 Football raMy I.2.3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Elmira College Key Award SUSAN B CARR 5 East Stuart Street If one does not have a true friend to confide in or lean on or to share his sorrows and toys there is an emptiness in that life that will never be filled. Cheering 4. Rally 4. Pep club 4. THERESA CARR 236 Canal Street I'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” Choir 1.2.3.4. CAROLYN CARTY Riverdale Road Look at us strangers in many ways as we go from day to day. We might have a lifetime to say T knew you well.' but time alone will tel. Choir 1.2.3.4. MARK CELICO I Sunrise Drive Music and song is what I like to do. Hopefully someday my dream will come true.” D.E. 1.2. Choir I.2.3.4 PETER CHAN |7 Summer Street I tell you folks, all politics is apple sauce. CINDY CHESTER 60 Cross Street To reach your goal, you really have to try hard. DIANE CHIARADIO 58 School Street To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of exis-tance. Honor RoH I.2.3.4, Softball 2.3.4, Italian 4 Dinner SCOTT RICHARD CHIPPERFIELD Ocean View Highway Track, Football ROBIN MARIE CHRISTINA II Lawton Street The quitter never wins The winner never quits. Honor Roll I.2.3.4, Softball 2.3.4, Pep club 2.4, Italian 4 Dinner, Yearbook 4. W club. RALPH CHRISTY 56 Avondale Road Yes but it's all over now. I'm a little bit older. The lessons that I'm learning now gonna make it easy somehow EMILY MARIE ClARDUllO 25 Post Road There IS a rainbow behind every dark cloud. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Italian 4 Dinner. PETER NICHOLAS CIllINO Ann Street Green grass and high tides forever.” Football 4, Track 3.4. THOMAS JOSEPH CIMALORE 20 Narragansett Avenue What a man can conceive and believe, he can achieve Baseball I.2.3.4, Football 1.2.3. tri-captain 4, STEVEN JOSEPH CINAMI Watch Hill Road Speech is civilization itself. The Word, even to most contradictory word, preserve contact it is silence which isolates. Soccer I.2.3.4, Golf 2.4, Flonor Roll I.2.3.4, Prom Committee I, Pep club 4, Rally 4, Student Council 3.4, Yearbook 4. GEORGE COBLEIGH 27 Greenman Avenue To avenge wrath is more productive than to become irate.” Soccer 1.2.3.4, Track I.2.3.4, Honor Roll I.2.3.4, Flockey Intramural 2.3. SANTA JO COCKFIELD Old BoomBridge Road One of live real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. DECA 3.4, DECA fashion sFvow 3.4, DECA competition. PAUL JOSEPH COMEAU 28 Cedar Creat Drive AH' lf you don't think about the future, you can have one. Honor Roll I.2.3.4, KEVIN CONNELL 2 Rock Street Now tFiat we've crossed this bridge, let us go on to many bigger and better things. Barker staff I, Golf I.2.3.4, Evert Fan Club 3. SCOTT M. COOK Potter Hill Road Whoever competes in a game does not win the award unless he competes according to the rules Band I.2.3.4, Pep band 1.4, Evert Fan Club 3. Exchange Con cert I, Close up 2. Hawaii trip 3, Snerd T. Berfle 1.2, Honor Roll 1.2, CHERYL ANN CORINA 10 Clay Lane Man's capacities have never been measured nor are we to ludge what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried. MAX CORNEAU 36 Grove Avenue Higher than a bird I'm flying, crimson skies of ice and fire, borne on wings of steel I have so much yet to feel, searching for the rainbow s end. Baseball 1.2.3.4, Intramurals 1.2.3.4, Laps 3.4. DEBBIE CORNELL 66 Pierce Street Our todays and yesterdays are the block with which we build. JOHN EDWARD COULAHAN 48 Urso Drive It’s always worthwhile to make others aware of their worth. Football 1.2.4, Student Council 3.4, Basketball 1.2, Honor Roll 1.2. TINA COURVILLE Watch Hill Road Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go. be what you want to be ... Livel DONNAMARIE CRISTINA 27 Oak Street It is a blessed thing that in every age some one has had the individuality enough and courage enough to stand by his own convictions. High Honors I.2.3.4, Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2.3, R.l. Flonor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, Softball 2, Student Council 3.4, W club 2, Evert Fan Club 3. Pep club I.2.3.4, Rally 4. yearbook 4, Prom Committee 4, Italian 4 Dinner, Modern European Dinner 4. ANNE COZZOLINO 95 Franklin Street I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectly wonderful, but I'm always perfectly me. Homeroom Rep 1.2, Prom Committee 2, Track 1.2, DECA competition 3.4, Pep club 4, D.E. fashion show 3.4, library aid 3, choir 2.3.4. PAMELA G. CROOK Shore Road Box 305 Let a smile be your umbrella. Barker I DEIDRE CROWLEY 7 Pond Road There is a chance for every decision, and a beginning for every end. There is a dream for every vision, and for every man there is a friend. Student Council 2, Prom Committee 1.2.4, Rally 4, Yearbook 4, Pep club I.2.3.4, Honor Roll 4, Project close up 2. D ELIZABETH ANN D'AMATO Avondale Terrace Time goes so fast life asks so much. No wonder friends get out of touch But m our hearts Deep, true, unseen friendship stay forever green Prom committee I.2.3.4 Pep club I.2.3.4 Home room rep 3. yearbook 4 football rally 4 honor roll 2.4 high honors I SCOTT DEMIRS 59 Elm Street like a true natures child we were born, born to be wild, we can fly so high. I never want to die.” Student council I.3.3.4 Soccer I.3.3.4 Golf I.3.3.4 Rally 4 year book assistant to the editor 4 project close up 3 intramurals IJ.3.4 CRAIG JOSEPH DENHAM lofty Heights Road ■'Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead Walk beside me and |ust be my friend. Tennis IJJ.4 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 GIUSEPPE ANTONIO DESANTIS 15 Batterson Avenue Consider well what your strength is equal to. and what exceeds your ability.” Honor Roll U.3.4 Italian dinner 4 Soccer 3.4 Raseball 3.4 laps 3.4 MAURICE DEVINE Popon Road. Watch Hill Ea y el Girhlondel a Elbareth. O Eelagund owe il ithilion eoi a Tinuviel Ar-Calen celeb Dnaine. Football I. Radio club I Honor Roll 3 Prom Committee 3 DESA DENISE DEVORE Happv Valley Road “The sailor's life is simply the knots even the laziest sailor never has grass growing under his feet.” Track 1.3 Tennis 3.4 Prom Committee 1.3.3 Chairman 4 Social Chairman 4 Junior Prom Court Band I.3.3.4 Exchange concert I Snerd T. Berfle 3 England France Trip 3 Lion's Summer Youth Exchange 3 Evert Fan Club 3 High Honors 1.3.3.4 Yearbook 4 Pep club 4 National Honor Society 4 JAMES P. DIDONE 45 Ledward Avenue “Advice is what we ask for when we already know the answer but wish we didn't.” Honor Roll JOSEPH DIMAIO 3 Windward Drive Men who care enough for their work and have the extra energy needed to excel, easily master the procedure necessary to reach the top as an indivisible part of their job.” Soccer I.3.3.4 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 AMY JEAN DIONNE Thoman Lane Kindness is a language which the deaf man can hear and the blind man read.” Choir 1.3.3.4 TRICIA ANN DRAKE 375 Shore Road 1 1 soon be gone It's just as well. This is my opening farewell. Student council 3.4 Track 3 Honor roll I.3.3.4 Evert fan club 3 Prom committee 1.4 LINDA DUERR 5 Clay Cane For what is faith unless it is to believe what you do not see?” Close-up 3 Yearbook 1.3 Art Editor 4 Honor roll I.3.3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3.3 Voice of Democracy 3 CHERYL DUFFY 150 Robin Way Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a visioni but today, well, lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope Spanish 3 Dinner E CRAIG A. ELEAZER 3 Edgewood Avenue Be peaceful to your brother, life wasn’t meant to hate, guide your hand to the one who needs you. good Karma breeds good fate. Basketball 1.3.3 tri-captain 4 Football I.3.3.4 Home room rep 3 F JOHN PETER FALCONE 18 Narragansett Avenue The mind like a parachute only functions when open. Football I.3.3.4 Golf 3.3.4 DAVID CHRISTOPHER FALLON Potter Hill Road let It Be” Project close up Track 3.3.4 Soccer 3.3 Honor roll I.3.3.4 Hockey Intramurals 4 Spanish 3 dinner Spanish 3 trip Mod ern European History dinner 4 JOHN FEDERICO 164 High Street TFiey say there are two days in the week one should never worry about. One is yesterday and the other is tomor row. My solemn prayer in life is to practice this philosophy — successfully! Model Legislature 3 Class Vice President 3 Basketball 1.3.3 co-Captam 4 Soccer 3.3. tri-captain 4 Homeroom rep 3 RICK FEDERICO K) Woodlund Avenue I have nothing to say. and I'm only going to say it once.” Baseball I.3.3.4 laps 3.4 Hockey intramurals 3.4 Honor roll USA ANN FERRARO 15 Ashaway Road Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels looking back at the years gone by like so many summer fields I don't know where I'm running now. I'm |ust running on. Softball D. E. I. II Deca GREG T. FINIZIO 14 Midway Avenue To achieve happiness In life, one must attain personal satisfaction never be afraid to be yourself.” Soccer 1.3.3 tri-captain 4 Basketball I.3.3.4 Baseball I.3.3.4 Choir 1.3.3 Snerd 3 Evert Fan club 3 COLETTA JEANETTE FISH 4 King Street Today I make a new start, a bright new beginning I am not bound by old thoughts or old conditions I look forward with fresh hope and a new will.” Prom Committee 1.4 Honor roll 3 GIUSEPPE FONTANA 31 Oak Street life is a matter of discipline.” Soccer 1.3.3 tri-captain 4 Baseball I.3.3.4 Honor roll G NANCY GARDINER 3 Chord Street 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.” Honor roll I Pep club 1.3.4 Prom Committee 3 BARBARA JEAN GAVITT Watch Hill Road Just when you think you have life's puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece.” Yearbook 4 Honor roll I.3.3.4 Prom committee 1.4 Pep club 4 football rally 4 Rl honor Society 4 Scholastic Art Award 3 Evert fan club 3 BONNIE GAVITT 419 Shore Road If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours Pep club 3.4 Yearbook 4 Italian 4 dinner Snerd T. Berfle 3 JOSEPH PETER GENCARELLA 18 Midway Avenue Football I j.3 tri-captain 4 Baseball 1.3.3 co-captain 4 Honor roll 1.3.3.4 SHERI LEE GENCARELLA 30 Pond Street We are never so happy, nor so unhappy, as we supposed ourselves to be.” DECA 3.4 Football raly 4 pep club 3.4 prom committee I.3.3.4 student council I CHRISTOPHER M. GIORDANO Oakwood Road All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are losti The old that is strong does not wither, deep roots are not reached by the frost. Protect close up 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3 Chem team 3 Honor roll I.3.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Evert fan club 3 Pep club 4 URI Alumni Award 3 Football rally 4 THOMAS GOODWIN Potter Hil Road I believe in the sun. even when it's not shining. I believe in love, even when I'm not feeling it. I believe in God. even when he Is silent.” Choir 1.3.3.4 Snerd 3 ROBERT GRAY Sherwood Hills Don't do something tomorrow that you can always do today.” KAREN GREBER 13 Conners Avenue Most people are mirrors, reflecting the moods and emo tions of the timesi few are windows, bringing light to bear on the dark corners where troubles fester. The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows. Homeroom rep 1.3 Softball 3 Yearbook 3.4 Honor roll I.3.3.4 National Honor Society 3 Italian 4 dinner CARMELA GUIDO 14 ENa Street For long you live, and high you fly. Smiles you'll give and tears you'H cry. But all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Yearbook 4 Honor roll U.3.4 DECA l.ll Italian 4 dinner D.E. Fashion Show H CATHY HAGGERTY 4 Morian Drive Enter by the narrow gates tor the gate is wide, and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and many are those who enter by It. For the gate is small, and the way is narrow that leads to life, and few are those who find it. DECA Honor Roll I KIM HANDLEY 63 Tower Street If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was ' Basketball 1.3 Softball 3 Honor roll 1.3 ERICKA REGINA HEMPHILL 68 Westminster Street California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain Honolulu starbright — the song remains the same. Class vice president I Track 3.4 Pep club 4 Football Rally 4 Honor roll I.3.3.4 Cheerleader 3 LYNNE ELLEN HIE TALA Quarry Road. Bradford Newspaper taxis appear on the shore waiting to take you away climb in the back with your head in the clouds and you're gone. Homeroom rep 1.3 Honor roll 1.3.4 Pep Club 3.3 Secretary 4 Prom Committee 1.3.3.4 Football rally 4 Jelly Bean Contest winner I Lion's international Exchange student 3 LYNN MARIE HILL Boom Bridge Road Sometimes I wonder where I've been who I am Do I fit in I may not win — But I can't be thrown — Out here on my own —.” Drama Club I Track I DECA Band 1.3 Band Exchange Concert MICHELLE HUSEREAU 3 Guarino Avenue Life is but a game, so play it right. Choir 1.3.4 Pep Club 4 I ESANDRIO INTRIERI 9 West Street What's the Beefl Soccer 3.3 Hockey intramurals I.3.3.4 D. E. 3.4 K SUSAN KENNETH RFD 3 Westerly Stand fast, therefore, in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free. Choir DENISE JEAN KING 333 Varietyville Road The Good Lord knows, you only reap from what you sow. Snerd I Choir 1.3.4 Home room rep 3 DECA 3.4 flags 4 DECA fashion show 3.4 DECA competitions 3.4 JOAN ELIZABETH KORYTKOWSKI 70 Beach Street life is a moment in spacei when the dream is gone it's lonlier place. DECA 4 L JAMES JOESPH LAUDONE 35 North Drive When something goes wrong I'm the first to admit But the last to know when something goes right.” Basketball 1.3.3. tri captain 4 Rally 4. Track 1.4 DECA 3.4 Pep Club 4. Prom Committee 3.4 GINA MARIE LAVARINI 6 Midland Road Friendships are one of lifes' valued treasures. They are the Stronghold of one's beings, and the end of our lonliness. Choir 1.3.4 Honor Roll 3 PAMELA GENE LEROY Lofty Heights Road Dancing is the lofiest. the most beautiful of the arts, because it is no mere translation on abstraction from life, it is life itself ” CATHERINE LEWIS 133 Ashaway Rd. Keep smiling .. It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Choir 1.3.4 CONNIE MAY LIBORIO ' 43 Spruce Street He who is most slow in making a promise is the most faithful in the performance of it. Choir I.3.3.4 Prom Committee I DAVID GERARD LOMBARDO Avondale Road BrcatFie. Breathe in the air Don't be afraid to care leave, don't leave me. Look around, chose your own ground MICHAEL LONGOIUCCO 9 Milrose Avenue Nothing worth having is easily obtained, your success will depend on your efforts.” MARY LUPINACCI I South Drive Special toys and special peaces Special friends together the moments of the past so quickly, but the memories are forever Honor Roll 1.3 IRENE LUPPE 31 Milrose Avenue I've always thought, there's only me. crazy in a way no one else could be. I will give everything I own. if someone would say — your not alone. Honor Rol 1.3.4 Pep Club 1.3.4 DECA 3.4 DE Fashion Show 3.4 Yearbook Staff 4. Pep Rally 4 LISA LUTHER Robin Hills You can look like an angel and act like one too. but you're never quite sure what an angel wil do. ANN LYMAN 95 Beach Street I am an artist. I am seeking, striving I am in with all my heart. V. VanGogh Choir I. Honor Roll I and 3 Yearbook Photography editor 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Raly 4. M MARYANNE MACVICAR 4 Holmes Street life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man but sooner or later the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. Honor Rol I.3.3.4 Basketball 1.3.3. tri-captain 4 all division 3 all south county 3 all Tourney 3 Softball I.3.3.4 Intramurals 3.3.4 W Club Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3 Salem trip 3. Spanish dinner 3 Evert fan club 3 Modern European dinner 4 pep club 4 football raly 4 LORI ANN MARIE MAGGS 30 Church Street. Bradford A Pessimist sees only the dark side of the clouds, and mopes, a philosopher sees both sides and shrugs, an opto- mist doesn't see the clouds at all — he's walking on them. DECA I STEPHEN MAGOWAN 51 Hubbard Street I say to you today my friends that in spite of the difficulties and frustrations of the moment I still have a dream.' Soccer 1.13.4 Track 1.13.4 High Honors 1.13.4 Football Rally 4 Class President 1.3.4 Student Council 3 ROBERT A MANDES 28 Edgewood Avenue Go for it. Football 1.2.4 DARREN MANSFIELD Park Avenue Many dreams come true, some with silver linings, live for those dreams, and a pocket full of gold Soccer 2.3.4 Hockey intramurals 2.3.4 Golf 4 Honor Roll 2 ANTHONY MANFREDI 20 Spruce Street Happiness is caring for each other. Band 1.2.3.4 Pep band 1.2.4 Snerd I Exchange concert 1.2 Band Competition 1.2.3.4 DECA Fashion Show 3 DECA 3 football rally I soccer rally I ANNE MARIE MARCOTTE 60 Granite street Good friends must not always be together, it is a feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship. Honor roll I.2.3.4 Pep club 3.4. Football rally 4 Prom committee I.2.3.4 Junior prom court yearbook 4 CHRIS MARIE 6 Mockingbird Lane Society is like a large piece of frozen water, and skating well is the great art of social life. Honor roll I.2.3.4 Football I.2.3.4 Basketball 2.3.4 MARIA ROSA ANNA MASTRANDREA 30 Grove Avenue To Succeed in the future goals vou must begin gradually and work your way up most of all you must have patience and understanding. Prom committee 4 Honor roll 4 pep club 4 Italian 4 dinner DOUGLAS MELLO Old Post Road From the errors of others. A wise man corrects his own.” football I JOSEPH ANTHONY MISTO 6 Highland Avenue When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Soccer I.2.3.4 MARY ELLEN MISTO Shore Road It's not so much the world outside that makes us sigh or smile it's more the thoughts within our hearts thatmakes life seem worthwhile! Honor roll I.2.3.4 DECA 3.4 DECA fashion show 3.4 pep club treasurer 4 prom committee 1.2.3.4 Prom court 3 football rally 4 yearbook 4 Hawaii Trip 3 JAMES MITCHELL Pound Road There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.” Football I.2.3.4 Honor roll 1.2.3.4 KERRI MORENZONI 7 East John Street To smile is to laugh, to laugh is to cry. to cry is to love, to love is to live. DE 1.2 DECA I LAURA ANNE MOROSO 14 Haswell Street The world when seen through a little child's eyes, greatly resembles paradise. DECA 3.4 Prom committee 4 pep club 4 football rally 4 DEBORAH MARIE MORRONE 3 WeBs Street It is more important, especialy to ourselves to fulfil our dreams, than it is to be what others want us to be. prom committee I.2.3.4 football rally 4 Honor roll 1.2 class officer 3.4 DECA 3.4 DE fashion show 3.4 pep club 3.4 MARY LOU MORRONE 29 Lawton Street Be like the sun and the meadow which are not in the least bit concerned about the coming of winter.” Band 1.2 Exchange concert I Fiomeroom rep 1.2.4 Soccer rally I pep club 1.3.4 Hawaii trip 3 football rally 4 prom committee 0.4 class vice president 4 BONNIE MOSENA 41 Granite Street Find a mission in Life and take it seriously Everyone has a purpose in life — no matter what one says’s or does to you. A message, from a good friend. Choir HOLLY MOSENA 41 Granite Street I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I Love today. DE Ml DECA O. library aide 1.2.3 MELISSA MUNN 44 Summer Street The greatest of these is love PHILIP JOSEPH MURANO JR 129 Tower Street A man is only as great as he makes himself. Basketbal 1.2 Baseball I.2.3.4 DECA 3.4 N DEBORAH NAJIM Oak Hill Drive You are beautiful, my friend. You know and accept me as I am — all of me. and I love you for this. You have made me happy to be me. GINA NARDONE Bellaire Street For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is al your life will ever be DE I. II DECA competition o STEVE OSELLA 12 Wompag Road live life to the fullest, but don't go too far. or you will never get back to where the rest of them are P MARIA PAGLUISO 2 Forrestal Drive Childhood is gone High School is through College will come and adulthood too. Softball FHonor roll I.2.3.4 Art Festival ROBERT PAIVA 12 Stuart Street FRANCIS MICHAEL PALA1A JR 40 Hubbard Street All who persist attain success. The ignorant man only waits on the rest. Expanding the mind's not a minute task, so Rock and Roll now. But don't be the last. Band I.2.3.4 Barker I Yearbook I.2.3.4 Evert Fan Club 3 Honor roll I.2.3.4 Close up 2 Intramurals 3.4 Track 2.4 Football Rally 13.4 MARY ELIZABETH PALAZZOLO 275 High Street love when you can. cry when you have to be who you must. That's a part of the plan Await your arrival with simple survival and one day we'll understand.” Cheerleader 3.4 Pep club I.2.3.4 Prom committee I.2.3.4 Student council I Social chairman 2 Yearbook 4 Honor roll I.2.3.4 Fiomeroom rep I Brotherhood Art Award 3 Football rally 3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2 Anti-Smoking Campaign 2 Evert Fan Club 3 STACEY JEAN PALMISANO Westerly-Bradford Road If you see someone without a smile give him yours. Choir 3.4 Flag girl 3 DECA 4 CARLA MARIE PANCIERA 90 Franklin Street As you glide in your stride with the wind as you fly away Give a smile from your lips and say I am free, yes I'm free, now I'm on my way. Honor roB 1.2.3.4 Social Chairman 3 Prom committee I.2.3.4 VFW Voice of Democracy winner 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest winner 2 Pep club 4 football rally 4 Spanish dinner 3 Yearbook assistant to the editor 4 Fiomeroom rep 3 Modern European History dinner 4 DEBBIE ANN PANCIERA 15 West Beach Street Kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown Waiting for someone or something to show you the way.” Basketball 1,2.3 tri-captain 4 Softball 1.2.3 DECA 3 LISA RENEE PARISE Henry Street For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today weB-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope . Yearbook 4 Barker I Honor rol 2.3.4 pep club 4 HOLLI PARISEAU 41 Tower Street All that I’ve been taught and all that I’ve learned my mind is still skimmering and yet totally burned. TODD MICHAEL PARRILLA Yosemite Valley Road. Watch HiB I couldn't help it. it wasn’t my fault, nobody told me, I didn't have time.” Honor roB 1.2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 Band I.2.3.4 Student council 3 Soccer 1.2.3.4 Project close-up 2 Tennis I Italian 4 dinner SANDRA PATERNO 65 Park Avenue Keep your face toward the sunshine and you wiB never see the shadow. Italian 4 dinner Track 1.4 Honor roll 2.4 pep club 4 prom court 3 prom committee I IAN PATTON 6 Benefit Street If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live a life which he has imagined he will meet with a success unexpected in common dreams. FRANCIS PELLICANO 15 Colonial Drive Man is the only animal that can remain on friendly terms with the victims he intends to eat until he eats them. President radio club I Debate team 2 MICHAEL PASOUALE PERRI 4 Hardwood lane I love them that love me, and those that see me easily shall find me.” KARL PETERSON Shelter Harbor The past is gone The present lost as it arrives. There is only tomorrow.' GINA PETRONE VaBey Drive Don't be sad cause your sun is down. You can see above it. Don't be sad cause your on your own. You have to learn to love It. Track 1.2 Girl's Basketball 1.2 Pep club 4 Football rally 4 NED PHILLIPS 34 Church Street A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. Band I.2.3.4 Drum mapr 3.4 Golf 1.2 MIKE PIETRAALLO 5 Star Drive Learning is a valuable thing in the affiars of this life, but of infinitely more importance is Godliness, as it tends not only to make us happy here but here after. KAREN LYNNE PIGNATARO 69 Summer Street Can the child within my heart rise above. Can I sail thru the changing ocean tides. Can I handle the seasons of my life? cheerleader 1.2 co-captain 3 pep club I.2.3.4 honor roll 1.2.3 Modern European History dinner 4 Prom committee 3.4 PETER PINKOVER 258 Varietyville Road It only takes the right people to have a good time.” Football 1.4 Hawaii trip 3 WAYNE PLYMPTON 178 High Street If there's no pain, there's no gain. Track 2.3.4 Rl Interscholastic State Meet 2.3 New England Finals 3 Football I.2.3.4 Honor Roll 2 LOUIS PUCCI 5 Saratoga Avenue Well some people bitch, lord, some people holler about the lonely days on the road each man can do just what he wants, but we've all got to pull our load. Footbafl 1.2 Baseball I.2.3.4 Q SHARON MARIE QUINTANA 42 George Street Life is a moment in space when the dream is gone it's a lonlier place. Track 3.4 Honor roll 1.2.4 pep club 3.4 Spanish dinner 3 Prom committee 3.4 football rally 4 R SCOTT RAICHE 3 Columbus Avenue The most luxurious possession, the richest treasure anybody has. IS his dignity. Football I DECA 4 RAY RAUSO 7 Castle Way MARTHA RICE Shelter Harbor Any day is a day for celebration, it's not where we are that matters, but the direction we're goin in. SCOTT W. RICHARDS 21 Riverdale Road Often the goal is nearer than it seems to a faint and fullering man, often the struggler has given up when he might have captured the victor's cup. Baseball 2.3.4 Laps 3.4 Honor roll I.2.3.4 Hockey Intramurals 13.4 CATHERINE MARY RITACCO 39 Summer Street The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. honor roll I.2.3.4 8asketball I Track I.2.3.4 Prom committee 3.4 pep club 4 football rally 4 JEAN MARIE RITACCO 218 High Street Few friendships would survive If each one knew what his friend says of him behind his back.” DECA 3.4 yearbook 4 pep club 2 DECA fashion show 3.4 MARK RIZZO 40 Henry Street He who hesitates is lost. FREDRIK J. ROHDIN 58 Summer Street If I'm as normal as I think I am then we're all a bunch of weirdos. Band I.2.3.4 THYRA ANNE ROSSO 18 Stone Hill Drive Except me for what I am not what you would like me to be. Basketball I Track I DECA 3.4 MICHAEL RUISI 8 School Street Football I.2.3.4 5 JANICE SUSAN SARDEllI 33 Edgewood Avenue When you have friends your sorrows are divided and your toys multiplied. Yearbook Staff 3 Co-Editor 4 Project Close-up 2 Barker 1.2 Pep Club 1.4 STEPHANIE SAUNDERS 3 Granite Street For we. which now behold these present days, have eyes to wonder, but lack tongues to praise. High Honors I.2.3.4 Tennis I Band I Exchange Student 3 DONNA SUSAN SCHAEFER 4 Chestnut Street I've traveled down this road before but now the destination is my future, the paths my adventures. To reach my goals I must follow the road to my dreams. Track I Student Council 3 Homeroom Rep 3.4 DECA 3.4 DECA Competition 3.4 Library Aid 3 Prom Committee 1.4 Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 3.4 Rally 3.4 Fashion Show 3.4 SCOTT SCHONNING 12 Bayview Drive To be nobody but yourself. In a world which is doing Its best, night and day to make you just like everybody else, means to fight the greatest battle there is to fight and never stop fighting. Football Manager I Honor Roll 2 Intramural Hockey 3.4 Track 4 Rally 4 HEIDI CAROL SCHWER 12 Plateau Road God only goo with you if you put yourself in Hi path. And that take courage. Track I.3.3.4 Basketball I.3.3.4 Snerd 3 Pep Band 1.3.4 Band 1.3.3.4 Choir 4 W-Club Honor Roll 1.3.4 MICHAEL SCIRO !9Mt Greenman Avenue Life i many thing It i rough, happy. ad. exciting, fun. frightful, scary, and disappointing life can bring you up or carry you down. But most of all. life is Life. ' Football 3 Soccer 3 Basketball 3.4 LORI MARIE SERRA 4 Sunrl e Drive If you love something set it free. If it comes back it’s yours foreveri if it doesn't it never was. Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Tennis I Prom Committee I.3.3.4 Honor Roll 1.3.3.4 Tennis I Prom Committee I.3.3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Rally 4 Social Chairman I FRANK SERVIDIO 34 Boiling Spring Avenue No goal Is too high if we climb with the positive attitude and confidence but if you want something in life you must climb the ladder of success. Soccer I Basketball 1.3.4 Baseball I.3.3.4 KEVIN SEXTON 33 Westminster Street Do the things you want while you can. Honor Roll 1.3 JAMES RICHARD SILVA JR, 37 Newton Avenue To live In peace would be to live alone. Golf 3.4 Soccer 3 Class President 3 Prom Committee 3 DECA 3.4 DECA Competition 3.4 Fashion Show 3.4 Rallv 4 HEATHER ANNE SILVIA 55 School Street A true friend is difficult to see but easily felt. JV Basketball I Pep Club 1.3 CHARLENE SIMON I Beacon Street Live for todayi tomorrow will take care of itself. GLENN SISCO 13 Walton Street In a world of many people. I have only met afew. In the not so distant future. I will know who I never knew. MARY-JO ELIZABETH SISCO 3 Marion Street The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. The good times are forever, but the best time is today. Choir 3,4 Pep Club 3 RaHy 3 Student Council 3 Homeroom Rep 3 DECA 4 Honor Roll 3 JANET SISSON 13 Plimpton Road The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Softball 3.4 Field Hockey Intramural I Swimming I.3.3.4 LAURA ANN SMINKEY 8 Edgcwood Avenue The world still loves a dreamer ... Class Secretary 1.3 Prom Committee I.3.3.4 Yearbook Staff 3 Financial Editor 4 Drama Club I Junior Prom Queen I Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Modern European History Dinner 4 AUDREY MARIE SMITH Box 639 Post Road Always believe In yourself before believing or trusting anyone else. The best friend you have is yourself. Love yourself and then you can love others. Believe that you can be something and then you can do anything. Track 1.3.3 Tri-Captain 4 Basketball 3.4 Field Hockey I Intramural 1.3.3.4 Honor Roll 1,3.4 KAREN ELIZABETH SMITH Windward Drive And the night shall be filed with music, and the cares that infest the day. shall fold their tents, like the Arabs, and as silently steal away. Tennis Team I Prom Committee I.3.3.4 Math Team 3.3.4 Drama I Student Council 3.4 National Honor Society 3 Close-Up 3 Hawaii 3 RaHy 4 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Evert Fan Club 3 Essay Contest 3 KIMBERLY ANNE SMITH 38 George Street Make your dream bold .. Keep it bright in your heart. It's the faith In your dream that gives it a start. Girl Track 1.3.3 Tri-Captain 4 Pep Club 3.4 Prom Committee 3.4 Honor Roll 1.3.4 Turkey Day Rally 4 Evert Fan Club 3 SHERRIE SPARGO 16 Plateau Road And man formed Aqualung of the dust of the ground, and a host of others likened unto his mind. And man saw It not. But for Christ’s sake he’d better start looking. Basketball 1.3 Softball I.3.3.4 Band 1.3 DECA 3 CHARLES SPOSATO Chin Hill Road Man is the only animal for whom his own experience is a problem which he has to solve and from which he can not escape. Football I.3.3.4 Prom Committee 3.4 DECA 4 Fashion Show 3.4 DEAN JAMES SPOSATO 183 High Street life Is either a daring adventure or nothing. Football I.3.3.4 Honor Roll I MARK A SPOSATO 19 Pond Street We do not realize a good thing when we have it until it is rone and then we realize how good it was. ANDRA MARY SPOSATO Oak Hill Drive A day for toil, three hours for sporti but for a friend, life's too short. Band 1.3.3.4 Pep Band 1.3.3. Leader 4 Pit Band I Exchange Concert I Honor Roll 3.4 BasketbaH 3.3.4 Softball 3 Track I W-Club Pep Club 4 Intramural 3.3.4 ANITA STEVENS 13 Joan Road And bad mistakes I've made a few( I've had my share of sand kicked in my face, but I've come through. Pep Club 3 DECA 3.4 DECA Competition 3.4 DECA Fashion Show 3.4 EDWARD ST. CLAIR Westerly Bradford Road It matters not how long you live, but how well. Track I.3.3.4 CHARLES STOTT 5 Wetomachick Avenue Live for yourself, there's no one else worth living for. COLLEEN MARIE SULLIVAN Watch Hid Road God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change the courage to change the things I earn and the wisdom to know the difference. Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Homeroom Rep 3 Author's Workshop 3 Evert Fan Club 3 National Honor Society 3 Student Council 3.4 Prom Committee 3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Close-Up 3 Rally 4 Yearbook Literary Editor 4 Modern European Dinner 4 GAIL SULLIVAN 39 Newton Avenue Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. DECA I KENNETH J. SWAIN Watch Hill Road The simple problems we are faced with keep nagging away at our inner being, but the difficult problems demand greater attention which force us to overcome them easier.” Soccer 1.3.3 Pep Club 4 Rally 4 DECA 1.3 DECA Competition 1.3 T LAURIE ANNE TATE 3IVi Pleasant Street When this you see. remember and bear in your mind, let all the world say what they may. speak of me as you find. Library Aides I.3.3.4 Prom Committee I Drama Club I GLEN TEAGUE Ross Hill Road As a solid rock is not shaken by a strong gale, so wise persons remain unaffected by praise or censure. Choir 1.3 Honor Roll 1.3.3 Lions International Youth Exchange JAMES TERRANOVA Two Terra Pat Drive For where your treasure is. there your hearts will always be. MARY-JO TERRANOVA 9 Mohegan Trail What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Class Treasurer 1.3.3 Birl's BasketbaH 3.3 Yearbook Clerical Editor 4 Homeroom Rep 1.3 Prom Committee I.3.3.4 High Honors I.3.3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Rally 4 Sports Boosters 4 R I. Honor Society 4 Salem trip 3i Prom committee Chairmen 3 PETER ANDREW TOBIN 69 Margin Street You can prove black is white by argument but you'll never convince me. Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Close Up 3 KENNETH PATRICK ANTHONY TREBISACCI 4 Ashel Street To love is to be loved. DECA 3 Hockey Intramural 3.4 ALFRED NICHOLAS TROMBINO 8 Old Hopkington Road The first draught the man drinks out to be for thirst, the second for nourishment, the third for pleasure, the fourth for madness. Soccer 3.3.4 Flonor Roll I.3.3.4 Italian Dinner 4 FILOMENA TROMBINO Route 3 Ashaway Road Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. Drama Club I Pep Club 1.3.4 Cheerleading 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 SANDRA TROMBINO North Capalbo Drive Count your Age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears. Drama Club I Pep Club I.3.3.4 DECA 3.4 DECA Competition 3.4 Flags 3 Captain 4 Prom Committee 3 Choir I.3.3.4 ROSE TURANO 8 Marriott Avenue long you live and high you'll fly. smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Track 3.4 Prom Committee 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Turkey Day Rally 4 LILLIAN TURCO Cedar Crest Drive There is a piece of sky which belongs to me and I must find it. Pep Band I.3.3.4 Band I.3.3.4 Pit Band 3 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Math Team 3 Track 1.3 W-Club 3 Exchange Concert I Italian Dinner 4 National Honor Society 4 R.l. Honor Society 4 Babcock Essay Contest 3.3 93 Beach Street But in looking back at all the faces I've been. I would sure be the first one to say when I look at myself today, wouldn'ta done it any other way.” Honor Roll I.3.3.4 V MICHAEL GERARD VETELINO Nichols lane Not marble, nor gilded monuments of princes, shall outlive this powerful time. Those scraps are good deeds past. That no man can ever forget.” Baseball I Football 3 RICHARD VETELINO 374 Canal Street If you love something set it free. If it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. Football 4 DAVID VOCATURA 40 Pierce Street When everyone thinks alike, no one thinks very much. Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Pep Club 4 BRADFORD JOSEPH VUONO Buckeye Brook Road Catch it if you can. Band 1.3 Track I.3.3.4 Soccer 3.4 Honor Roll 1,3.3 Evert Fan Club 3 Chem Team 3 JEFF VUONO 36 Longview Avenue Cost che? Snerd 3 Evert Fan Club 3 w RICHARD WALACH 3 Wetomachick Avenue Where an opinion is general, it is usually correct. 8and I.3.3.4 Pep Band 4 Exchange Concerts Band Composition ROBERT WALACH 3 Wetomachick Avenue “Most memories last forever. Art Exhibit 1.3 BRIAN WATERMAN 34 Newton Avenue For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you'U give and tear you'll cry. All you touch and all you see is aH your life will ever be. Snerd V Homeroom Rep 3 Student Council 3.4 Choir 1.3 DECA Competition 3 Yearbook 3 Prom Committee 4 MARK WALSH 39 Highland Avenue Sitting around on a piece of ground in your hometown. Choir 1.3.4 prze speaking I ELAINE MARIE WOHLGEMUTH 30 Batterson Avenue Remember joys are never forgotten, they are always there to look back upon.” Vice President 3 Pep Club vice president 3 president 4 Track 3.3 Prom Committee 1.3 Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Girls State 3 Rally 3.4 RONALD FRANCES WOYCIK 3 Boylston Street The WHITE ZONE Is for loading and unloading only. If you gotta load or unload, go to the WHITE ZONE. You'll love it. Football 1.3.4 BasebaN 3 DECA 3.4 TERRI ANN WRIGHT Woody Hill Road. Bradford Blessed is he who has learned to admire but not to envy, to folow but not imitate, to praise but not flatter, and to lead but not manipulate. Honor Roll I.3.3.4 Choir 1.3.3 Italian IV Dinner Football Raly I.3.3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 TRACY WULFORST 3 Mohegan Trail Young and restless friend, you'll never pass this way again: so drink the summer wine, reach for the stars while you have time.” u LORI URSO WE LEAVE UNTO YOU . . . We. Ksren snd Linds. leave to aB the lre hmen. sophomore . and lumors. Mr Weyant. I. Gins, do hereby leave to Charlene anti Paula all the great time I had in WHS. in hope that they will tay out of trouble a I did. We. Msc snd lurk, hereby leave to any future Chemi try or Phy ic lab partner the ability to work together We. Dsvtd Vocsturs. snd Lii D'Amsto. leave all our hour on the phone to Gi ela Vo and I. Peter Tobin leave the bottom of my locker to anyone who can find It through the |unk and debris We. ksre. [re. snd Lsur. do hereby leave WHS with fond memorie of 17 foot reed , admg with Peeping Tom' . illegal |ag trip , word that come out the ame (whether (pelted forward or backward), beautiful moon and firttly all of the dream , the tear , the laughter, and an un ending loyalty and love for one another. We. Connie snd Kerri, challenge any two upcoming tenior the ability to remain good friend like we have We. Holli. Uts. Debbie. Sherry, and Gins, leave Wendy and Cindy afl our RT's and hope they can handle them a well a we didl I. Mary lou Morrone. being of ound body, but not o found mind, leave my initial . MIM 80 , all over the chool. We. Muscles snd Mouse, do hereby leave any upcoming Senior the ability to meet two Army guy , invite them to a parly and receive an army cot a a birthday present. We. Scott. Ronnie. Kevin. Rsy. Rose. Shsron. and Arm leave to Tim Chipperfield the memorie of our time at Burlingame good hot food, like baked bean and burnt bacon, belching conte ! . getting lost. freezing to death, little lo t Saly. and the horrible experience of waking up the next morning. I. Liss. leave to Sherry and Beth, all the fun I had and aB the trouble I got Into at WHS. I. Joe fontsns. leave the We terly High Soccer Team andBateball Team the be t of hick in keeping on the winning way . We. Deidre.lynne snd (Uzsbeth leave the gut to any undercla men to go into the boy locker room of the oppo mg football team, make friend with all of them, and � hare many lading memorie of Patty Abate. I. Irene, being of unsound mind and very ound body, leave the nickname luscious” to any underclassman who think she deserve it. We. Jsmie snd Debbie, leave to any upcoming Senior , the ability to keep up uch a close friendship and have a many tealous spouses a we did. We. Deb snd Anne, leave all our codes I.H.L.. T.O M. We. Tom dm. John F. Coon. Al Ayers. Joe G snd Sully leave our road trip to U.R.I. In hope that whoever make it day clear of Merryll Hall and the Campu Police better than we managed to”. I. Msry Ellen, leave to Chuckie the memorie of only the good time we pent together in hope that they will remain in hi heart forever as they wil in mine. And to any underclassman I leave the wish that they may be lucky enough to fine someone as wonderful a I have found Chuckle. MORE I To future track stars who hope to be as fad a Chrl . Todd, and Paul, remember thi : each of u can turn out the light and be in bed before the light goe out. We. John f Coon. Cims. Al (Vinny) Ayers snd Joe G.. do hereby leave to any upcoming animal the ability to pick up the fire wood in front of the Captain of Police' hou� e. transfer it to East Beach, burn it. deliver the mail, and wind up in the lammer. Whose firewood was it? I. Lori, leave Jimmy al the great memorie I've had at W H S. and the hope that in hi senior year, three year from now. he wil not receive an extended summer vacation. I. Robin Christins. leave to any other softball player the patience to put up with Mr Car on when he get angry at her for not being able to run one lap around the track. I. Jsnet. do hereby leave Mr. Weyant the third lane in the pool. We. Lsurs snd Ksren. do hereby leave to Brad a case of toilet paper o that he might get even with u . Good luck. We. Chris, frsnk. snd Tsnk. being of ound bodies and supreme mind , do hereby leave our Newport Cremery Adventure . Evert Joke . Pmbal Wizardry, the curse of Palma, and lepro y to AM We. Ksre. Colet. snd Trin. do hereby leave want ome mifc.” I'm good at that kind of thing, and finaly just out of the blue . We. liss Psrise snd Jesn Ritscco. leave to lisa Nye. the tradition of that one September night and in hope that she forget that night and the D's. I. Ssndy Psterno. leave be t wuhe to the upcoming senior . I. Denise King, leave very happily, knowing I never have to return. We. Debbie C snd Anne C. leave to any upcoming Sr. the ability to try to figure out(when no one else could) just W.P.G. mean and when and if you do Enjoy it. I. Donns Cristins. leave to all present and future student of Westerly High, the hope that each of you will find the courage within yourself to be yourself and make your own path instead of following in the path of another. We. Kerin. Hesp. snd Scott, do hereby leave Jeff our lunch. We. Debbie Psnciers. Msrysnne MscVicsr. snd Heidi Schwer. leave to the G. Basketball team of '81 not only our empty locker but hopefuly good luck and determination to help you make it through Daddy T' ix week program We. Hste. Scott. Rick. Mike, snd Dsrren leave to Gary and Rich the ability to celebrate weekend as well a we did. I leave behind my boring locker in which I wil never forget the good time I've had. I. Lsurie Tsle. leave to all students of W.H.S. my favorite teacher. Mr. D'Aleno. and all the good (and often rowdy)time in hi classes: Grazie. Signor D. We. Judy Besmes snd Anne Coix.. leave to any upcoming senior the ability to figure out what COM 40 mean , and when you do have the time of your life. We. Lsurs snd Brsd. being of somewhat different state of mind and body, leave WHS with many cherished memorie of brownie and Nathaniel Hathorne (???). Crunch me Babies . the katydid , the blu ho . Rose D'aniou and all the other in between to tho e beautiful and lighthearted other who live for sunsets and dreams I. Dsrid Fsllon. do hereby leave all the good lime I had with Ed and Bago during track season. I. Jsmes Terrsnors. leave my favorite teacher. Mr Fallon, my brother Bruce if he thinks he can handle him. We. Msrgo snd Disne do hereby leave with six year of memories, and the best being of the summer of 1980. We. Frick snd Frsck (Joan and Stacey) leave to anyone the ability to con Mrs. Zeb and Mr . Webb into letting us out of gym and out of school. I. Chsrles Stott, leave to Greg and Chris my excuses for skipping class. I. Jsy Misto. leave to Cathy Morrone this nice thought in mind. We've shared so many great times together and I'M always cherish every moment I spent with you. No one can predict what the future holds, but I'M always be your best friend and hope we meet soon in what none can predict. I leave to Susan Mercurio the two finest years of her life, the junior and senior year, and dare her to do what my friends and I did. (and get away with it.). I. Csrmels. do hereby leave to Susie PAL in hopes that she wil have better luck with him than I did We. Tsnk snd Skinhesd. being of sufficient mas , do hereby leave our blazing speed, gold medal relays. Rock V Rol. and munch out parties to Mr Hurley In the hope that he will see the line. I. Pesrl I Brown, would like to leave to all of the upcoming seniors Good luck. I. T.A Drske. give Coletta Fish the challenge to find some other cure to Marigold Infection besides the Fun Boot . I Mary Jo. leave to anyone who can take it. nicknames such as Beached Whale. Dumptruck. oversized load. Cow. Guida. Dirt Woman. Tank. etc., and thank you. Baby Face We Anne. Deb. snd ion leave to any 3 other senior the ability to make in fun of one of them and still a remain friends. I. Rick Fed. leave my sister Diann and her friend Joe the ability to get kicked out of the library tor a week and return the next day. I. George, give my notebook to my brother. Stu Stemstcen. o that he will be able to graduate next year. I. Anne Cozzolino. leave WHS with one of the mo t important people in my life. Debbie Connell. We've been friend for 5 year and within that time we've fought 4 had mi under tanding but ♦omehow alway managed to tick together. I gue if you needed a true definition of a friend Deb would fill every requirement. I'd like to challenge any undercla smen to find what Deb 4 I have found and if you do cherish it. I. Mike Sciro. leave behind everything I saw. felt, heard experienced, tasted, and smelled with my friends, teachers, and people in general at WHS to any upcoming senior. We. The Mongoloids, leave punk rock parties, severe abuse and only GOOD TIMES to the upcoming village idiots. I. Kevin Algiere. leave the underclassmen the memories of WHS. and all the boring times we had in study halls to my sister Jodie. We. Mary Jo and lynanne. leave to any upcoming underclassmen the |oy of a close friendship such as we shared and the cherished memories of the beach. The Beatles, and Boys. We. Brian and Mark, leave our names on the track at Southwick. Mass, on the night of Sept. II. 1980. I. Pam Crook, leave to Mickey Creaturo and Amy Crook my unplanned but super great RT's and all the fun I had on them. We. Gail and Loriann. leave to our brothers Jim and John the great times we had. I. Dean Sposato. do hereby leave the number 84 to any up-senior end who will follow the tradition during Monday night film ) that which is to be abused and cut up about my blocking habits and yet start off the next game We. Patty and Terri, leave to Rich and Steve Altiman the many good times we've shared with them, in hopes that we may be in their memories as they continue to have good time . Good Luck with the books! We. Mary Jo. Lynanne. and Ann do hereby leave Kenny Swain a date with aH three of us. and we hope HE says ye . We. Tony and Glen, leave to Dave M. and Ronnie G. our back seats on Bus 30. I. Jimmy leave to any upcoming senior the right to keep your cool with all the nicknames I had Whimp. rat Gilligan. etc. I. Elizabeth, leave to John and Jack my paintbrush, painter's hat and all the trim that needs to be painted. I. Kim. leave to Cindy any one of my lockers because it seems she can never find her own. I. Elaine Wohlgemuth do hereby leave to any student at WHS with a name like mine all the joys of having to say and spell it at least a hundred times. I. Kenny Swain, leave to Doug Mehne all the challenges I came across in my years at Westerly High and to get through them all. I. Jim Silva, do hereby leave any underclassmen the challenge of having as great a senior year as I had. We. Bob. Dino. Chuckie. Fed. Joe G.. Cima. and Coon do hereby leave to any upcoming football players the Cheap thrills of a road trip on tap to the Groton Drive-In. This is Greatll” We Scott Demirt and Stephen Magowan. do hereby leave to Skulla. Drone, and Tom A., all the D's and Arts. May you truly learn the meaning of not running sprints hard. I leave all my incomplete homework assignments to my brother Joseph Carr. I. Frank Pellicano. leave to any future class of Mr. Stiener's my book of practical jokes which wil come in handy to survive his lugubrious class. I. Stacey, leave to Robert al the great times we had and the close calls with Miss Despre . We. Scott and Pinhead, do hereby leave Skulla. Scratch, and Ronnie the challenge to party before, during, and after school as much a we did. I. Cutie one. leave to cutie two the best friendship two people could ever have. We are something unique and I will always remember you. I. Louise, leave Cindy Santos the courage and gray hairs of being captain of the Twirlers. I. Ray Rauso. do hereby leae my three-week old sweaty gym stuff to my brother Randy. We. Jan and Heid. leave Mark and Greg a last day on the beach before school starts and hope they start sooner than we did. P.S. Hope you find your frisbee. I. Marie Rosa Mastrandia. do hereby leave all the pretty girls to Mr. Weyant. which I know he would like. I. Mike, leave all my fifth period R.T. to anyone who wants to have a good time. To the Seniors of the future. I hope you have as much fun as we have had. I Holly Mosena leave to Barbara W. All the R.T.' I had and that she will have more fun. I leave behind the idiotic locker which will serve someone else unfaithfully. I. Rich Vetelino. leave to lauri Patterson all the excellent times we had roller skating, going to the movies, and most of all. going to the beach. And I hope to have many more years with her like the one I had this year. I. Jim. do hereby leave the boring Italian classes I sat through to some other unfortunate person I. Sue. leave to any girl the determination to make the cheering squad, as I had. in hopes that she will at last make it and have a fantastic senior year cheering for W.H.S.. as I have had. We. Diane and Margo, leave Charles, a crying do«. the DDD. skateboards, strawberry Ice cream, a picnic area. Boone s Farm, a frozen towel, a big blue Ford, and a little red Toyota to anyone who thinks he can figure it out. • Susan, leave my sister Anne, all the frustrating hours I spent on shorthand homework. I. Karl Peterson, leave second period R.T. to anyone who knows Patty. Steve O.. Chuck O.. Tony P.. and Glen S.. hereby leave first period R.T. to anyone who like to party. I. Anita Stevens, leave my good times in D.E. to any upcoming Senior. I. George Cobleigh. leave my scissors to Ron Rondiero in the hope that he'll be able to get hi ankle wrap off faster than I could after soccer practice. I. Mike Sciro. leave to my brother the space I filled at W.H.S. for 4 years in the hope that he can carry on without me to guide him. We. Anne and Lori, do hereby wish any upcoming senior good luck if they get stuck sharing their locker with someone like Dino Sposato and hi smelly gym bag. We. The 3 foxes(alias Wiggles. Jiggles, and Pickles) leave to our darling brothers and sister the ability to have as many great times and friends as we had. such as Mushy. Kid and Storm. We. Trix. Kareface. and Fish face, do hereby leave S.A.. S.M.'s and lastly our S.E.’s with Paul. I. Fingers, leave to Sticky all the memories of all the good times we've spent together down D.C. and everywhere else in hopes that he will never forget them. I. Luscious, and I. Fil. being of unsound minds and perfectly sound bodies leave to any underclassmen the ability to remain friends while everyone else is feuding. I. Pearl Brown, would like to leave to my dearest brother a reminder of me. My messy lockers. OH BOY . We. Tank and Frank, being Trig, scholars do hereby bequeath the Haunted Mansion. Dead Babies. T-Parties and Skmdlvtng Expeditions to anyone living or deceased. W'e. Carmela and Jean, challenge any underclassmen to have a friendship as long as we did without ever having a fight. I. Kim. leave to Dina. Jamie. Linda. Gibby. Paul. Greg and Bobby all the great times I had at W.H.S. We. Elizabeth and Lynne leave to any two underclassmen all the wonderful time we’ve shared in the past few years and hopes that you have the patience to lake each other as they are and go through as much as we did. but always remain the best of friends. I. Jimmy, leave to my brother Richard aH the great times I’ve had at Westerly High School in hopes that he has just as many. W’e. Lori and Chipp. leave to any two upcoming Seniors the ability to get the same test grades in Chem. when one of the two had no idea what he was doing. I. Glen, leave to Billy Peacock. Foreigner's Seventeen . I. Ann. leave Kelly Nunes aH the beautiful memories and friends she wiH have growing up. Also the hope that her Senior Year in 1992 wil be as wonderful as mine. We. Patty and Terri, leave Jimmy. Mark and Diane to the W.H.S. Faculty In hopes that they can handle them. We. Fed. Jim and Dean do hereby leave to any upcoming Seniors our yellow cooler, which was always full at the beginning of the night and free ice. Thanks Allens , which accompanied us every Saturday night in good times and a few near misses. 63 I. Loriann. the leader, and CO worker. Debbie, leave to trainee. Cheryl Krupinski. the business in hopes that she will get as much satisfaction'' as we did. We. Beth D Amato and Pam Crook, leave to anyone with new puppies the wish that they will stay small forever. I. Santa, leave to any Junior all the fun I had on Senior R T. I. Bnan being of sound mind and body, hereby do thank Geoffrey Serra and Fred Ferraro for their fine spirit of cooperation and mature judgement. I. J.D.. leave my parking lot space to my brother Danny if he can fit the Bronco Into it as I did. I. Debbie Morrone. do hereby leave Cathy. Mary Kay. Wendy and Dawn (fribble) aH the good and bad times at Westerly and hopes of a very successful Senior yearl I. Zappa, leave to Joe. Jinx, and Height my knife collection for them to go to aH the parties and places that I did and threaten people. We. Tomat. Sara. Carla. Itabel leave to Donna Concheta our pet rocks and memories of the funniest, craziest language class in WHS. I. Donna Schaeffer, do leave to any person(s) the ability to have a great time going out with seniors, graduates, and underclassmen, whether we were celebrating'' or just fooling around. I. Jena, do hereby leave -o Jack. Karla. Thea. and Chris all the happiness and success possible during their high school years. We. Tina and Patty, leave our musical voices to anyone in the choir who thinks they could ever overpower us. I. Kevin Broccolo. leave Jamie Silvestri all the good looking girls, if you can open my locker. I. Heap, leave to Timbo the right to totally infuriate Mr. Terranova and use such phraseology as: ergo guid. Joe Dokes. and T'ain't so. Magee. We. Joe G.. Alvin A.. Tom Cim and our man John F.. leave WHS with no regrets knowing that we've done it all and WHS is truly where it's AT. We. Mary Jo. Gina, and Sandra leave to any 3 upcoming seniors the chance to work in the same store, sit in one row in D.E. 3. talk all period and not get caught Best of luck. Mr. Red! We. Pam Crook and Pam leKoy. being of sound bodies and not so sound minds, leave the summer of '79 to anyone who dares to do the things we did and also to be walking down the halls of WHS and hear Paml” and both look! We. Anne and Mary Jo. leave to any 3 other people the fun of being mistaken for sisters or cousins all the time when we are neither at least we don't think soil We. Alg.. Fed. J.R.. Du. and Mike S. leave to Dickey and Del second period RT for a little breakfast. We. Judy. Flana. Jean, and lira, leave to any one who is stupid enough to walk from the Dunes to Doobies during second exam and have to be back to school for 3rd exam without a ride home. I. laur leave all the fun and crazy and radical times of the past with Deb. Gail, loriann. D. Carol O. Rick. Roy. Scott, and Pete to my sister Karen T. and my cousin Jane B. It was a long haul, but we made itl We. Anita and Irene, challenge any upcoming senior to find better x-rated locker pictures than we did. and have as much fun looking for them. I. Steve Otella. hereby leave my parking spot to Jack Thomas. I leave all the great times I had in my senior year to Roland Hellwig and Colemen Wholean. We. Sutan and lira, leave to Anne a whole new season of disco-fever. I. Margo, leave WHS. not the first Algiere and not the last, cause my sister Cindy is on her wayl Right. Cin? Good luck always! We. Chrit and Steve, leave to the chicks, the summer nights in their basement being punished and the long walks on the beach, and for Beth, a big. beautiful rainbow because she loves them. I. Sheila Cardinal, leave WHS .Finally I We.Donna. Carla, and Sandy leave the two times we got lost together — one time In town and one time in spud city — to any kids who have the same senses of direction we had. I. Lynne Hietala. leave to Denise. Allen. Bethany Algiere. Karen West, and John D'Amato, many good memories in their future years, an enjoyable Senior year, and a successful and happy lifetime — with all my love. I. Squirt, wish Frog and Ber many good times in all this ahead of them. Please be good without me And have as many good fights at McDonald's as we did together. You both are very special and should go far. Keep that energetic way you do things and your Senior year will be great like mine. I. Scott Demirt. leave to any underclassmen the ability to roll as well as I did. I. Stacey, do hereby leave to Michael and Donna as much fun in the four years at Westerly as I had. I. Frank Pellicano. leave to Mr Al Angelo an appropriate gift — a garbage pail so he can put all his jokes where they belong. I leave all my Frank Zappa pictures in my locker to Barbara Woodmansee. I. Steve Magowan. leave the legacy of the phrase You've done it again you Pinhead and the night of March 31 and THE PARTY to anyone who's brave enough to take It. I. Bob Mandet. do hereby leave to any upcoming senior the love and respect of the ocean that I have. We. Jim Silva and Chrit Marie, would like to chaHenge any other two guys to try to have a better Sunday than we did on our trips to URI We. Kenny Swain and Steve Cinami. leave to any upcoming Senior all the great times we had when our parents went away. I. Eta. leave my stomach pains to whoever eats hot lunch. We. Mom and the Baby, leave the ability to make friends after almost killing each other and have all the class against you to any upcoming Seniors who will adopt Tigger and make a lasting friendship. It's not easy. I. Walking £.. leave my nickname to any underclassmen who can keep it up as long at I did. I. Brian, leave to all the students in E. Bergen's physical science class, the challenge to make him get out the static ball! I. Cathy Ritacco. do hereby leave my little brother Joe to enjoy his last year of high school without me. I. Cathy, leave Rose my willpower to survive her last year at WHS. We. Lynne. Sharon. Kim. Rote, (and Colleen) leave behind us all those talks, mseparatabilities. going somewhere all together but never seeing each other till it was time to go home, and that poor pole (WALK INTO SIGNS MUCH 7) You'd never believe it ... We. the Officer of the Clatt of t! leave our advisers Mrs. Carreau and Mrs. Doherty the memories of our four years together in the hope that they have enjoyed us as much as we have enjoyed them. Thank you for al of your help and guidance. I. DF. the alias Forehead. do hereby leave the ability to get a nickname like Forehead and get abused for it. We. the member of the Evert Fan Club - Pmstein. Jacques. Todvert. Frankvert. and the innocent Bradvert leave the ability to ZAP Evert and get away with it to any upcoming physics class. We. the Chem Team. Alvin. Tom. Jimmy Joe. Anne. Chrit. and Mary Jo. leave aH our identical lab reports and broken test tubes to Mrs (Mamma) Shafer. We. Laura and Debbie, leave Mrs. Robertson the ability to get two students whom she can confuse and cal them Debbie I and Debbie II. We. Mute let. Moute. and Granny, do hereby leave our talks in the car on the way home from the beach with a bottle of Ruimtie to any upcoming seniors who can talk about everyone and everything and not get caught. I. £ .. leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to We. Deb and Patti, leave all the short people insults to anyone who is shorter than we are. I. Jamie, being of somewhat sound mind, leave to anybody my Sophomore year Algebra class with Mr Chaffee in hopes they pass it (because I didn't) We. Anne and Lori, do hereby leave WHS behind after four years of the closest friendship two people could have. I. Irene, leave Mr. Wright my curtesy. Mr. Redfern. a bottle of asprin. Mr. O'Connell my class participation and Mr. Angelo, my drooll I. Detdre. leave Jamie with the favor I owe him and the hope that we will always be the best of friends and keep the trust to teH each other everything. 64 I. Zappa. leave to anybody that can be a crazy a me and turn into a ZAPPA freak and going around singing his nasty songs. We. Alvin. Tom dm. John F.. Joe G.. John C. Boh M. Sully. Crjig (Tree beer) Timer. Zjppj and whoever else was there, leave behind some of the best times friends could ever spend together at the Ocean House with full intent to return. We. Laura and Mary [lien, leave to any underclassmen the ability to meet as queer seventh graders, have as many fights and disagreements about as many things as we have and still remain the best of friends for six years. I. Kevin leave to Mr Terranova many pars in his future rounds of golf at Spnnghaven Country Club. I. Strawberry, wish not to leave to but to share with DEM our cherished moments. I hope he will always recall all the fantastic memories we made in such a short time such as: Voluntown. II10. 3 2(X) calories. dancing, you bet”, sand and chalk fights. 4 in the front seat, and so many, many more. Have fun-but don’t gel caught this timell We. Ponna. Bonnie, and Lillian leave to our dear Mr D’Aleno (Tatoo) the hope that one day he will catch Da Plane and it will be headed for Italy I. Mary Jo. leave to Ann my Sundays- getting ready for Monday and getting over Friday and Saturday. I. Penise. leave WHS to my sister Donna, to Tatoo and Julie Jaconetta. wishing them all the luck in the world! The One and Only Misjudged Cassanova does hereby leave Jumping Jack Flash to Connie D. I. Janet S.. leave behind fantastic friends and good times that I had in this High School We. Scott. Kevin. Gordon. Jeff. Pave, and the rest of the class of '81 leave Tim Coyle. FINAllYI We. Sheri, laura. Karen andPeruse leave the upcoming seniors the jungle’'(if they can find it). We. Tom Cimalore. Alvin Ayers. John Falcone, and Joe Gincarella leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to overcome the numerous obstacles we’ve faced together while at WFfS. I. Ken Treb. do hereby leave to my cousin the '’Doctor Dick Christina the ability to kill as many suds as I on Saturday nights, and the skill of putting new wresling holds on Smokey the cat. I. Lynn, leave Karen the obligation to buy for any underclassmen We. Carla and Ponna. leave to Joe Cimalore all the memories of the great times we had celebrating to the class of '81. '82. '83 .. and Bob. I. Jena, do hereby leave the cheerleaders with the sorrows of losing Bertha and her Brady Bunch cheers. Good-by Neets. Kissy. Lip Smear. Scully, and Fa. We. L B and M P.. leave to Milk and Dud the beach in front of the Ocean House down Milk’s pants and a bottle of Calamine lotion to Dud for his discomforts. We hope your senior year wil be bery. bery good to you. I. Tina, leave my sister Audrey aH the great times and great frienships which made my years at WHS four of the best of my life. I. Kevin Broccolo. leave my girlfriend Pina, the only mentor able time in school she'll have going to the office due to a smack on the cheek. We. Chris. Frank, and Todd, leave our thirty great class escapes, wet stogies, the beauty of the Italian language. ISP's, the Pit. and our mangled cat to any upcoming seniors who can have as much fun with them as we did. I. Sheila Cardinal, leave WHS to my sisters tllen. Jane. Julia, and Valerie and to hope they can make it through successfully. We. Ponna. Carla. Mary-Jo and Fliiabeth leave the weekend of October i and 4 to anyone crazy enough to ever get as sick as we did and sun be willing to try it again the next weekend. We. the Gang Bang ol first period RT. Lynne. Sharon. MaryLou. Mary Jo. Flaine. Bob. Alvin. Tommy. Joe and John leave behind those memorable times at MJ’s house eating breakfast for the second time while watching the Honey Bees” and The Mosquito on Gilligan's Island — listening In stereo sound, (thanks to John) Thanks Mrs. T. I. Mark Celico. leave Westerly High and all the great friends which helped the years go by with such ease I. Poube V leave to Dick the first half of the Dickie and ”W show. I. Sue leave to FA and Skuiy the weekends in Westerly, riding around in a bucket of bolts known to the riders as Bessie’ , with a few screaming kids in the back. Paula. Ellen — may you never run out of cheers, shaving cream, coffee, and may your vehicles never run out of gasoline. i.Kich. leave my football jersey to anyone who is going to work and devote themselves to the team. The lower classmen should appreciate RT because without it being a senior is boring. Also party yourself to death. I. Holly Mosena. leave to Karen B that she will be able to leave for lunch as much as I did. To the future students of Westerly High. I leave the laughter and good times of Westerly High. I leave all my pin ups to the next lucky kid. I. Maria Rosa Mastrandria. do hereby leave to any underclassmen as much fun as I had. We. Max. Scott, and Pinhead leave to any 3 juniors the ability to party at the Naps” after their final finals and carry on this long and lovely tradition. I. Marc Ad” Adkins, leave Mr Fugere my electric razor I leave my locker that doesn't close to anyone who wants to get aggitated with it. I. Peter leave all my hard afternoon work to John I. Paul Comeau. do hereby leave WHS with great pleasure and many memories I leave to my old teachers the luck that they might get my brother I. Peter Pinkover. leave Mr. Fallon my footwork and his treason camp . I. Jeff V.. will 2nd and 3rd period physics lectures to whomever can stay awake I. Ralph Christy, leave to Tim. Bob. and Alex alt the snowstorms we faced at Mt. Two hole during the winter. I. Mary Jo T.. leave Walgreen s to Cindy and Tina along with flat soggy pancakes, fat. round zero's and loads of great times while trying to hold a |ob at the same time We. Rick and Ant leave Westerly High knowing nothing much has been accomplished I leave my fake Moustache to Mrs Shafer and Mr Bonner for inventing the unforgettable, imcomparable. infamous SLIM WHITMAN DAY. We. Pokey and Pasquale. leave to any 16 year old the thriB and experience of working at Fisher s Big Wheel with Bruceyl I leave Guy Gengarella my parking spot at the far end of the parking lot. I. Pennis Barker, hope to God that the tennis team will win one match in the years ahead I. Bob Gray, being of sound mind and Body, do hereby leave to Fred and Dennis the first day of school that wasn't. We. Hollie and Tracy, do hereby leave to any upcoming senior all the good times we had on RT. We. Chris and Todd, wingers extradonaire. leave to upcoming soccer stars stupid drills like the infamous tire drills, kamikazes, and crab crawls after which a crew stop is a must. We. Brian. Lori, and Woggie leave to BooBoo all the great times we had in Acct. II. especially Mon 7 and Wed 5 in the lecture hall with the same walls. I haven't got much to give in worldly possessions but I have something much greater to share and that is the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. I. Mike Perri. do hereby leave Mrs. Trombmo and Italian 3 to anybody who thinks they can handle it. I. John Coulahan. leave my happy raisons to anyone who may be feeling sad we. LAB and CT leave to Sammy Scratch and Ronnie R another night at the crematory, some spooks and of course. Alphabeticslll We. Joe G.. Cimma. Coon. Al Ayers, and Mandes leave the ability to FLY off Ocean view Highway in a Fiat and come out of it with only a mild case of Poison Ivyl We. Ann I.. Mary Jo. and lynanne B would like to let Cima. Alvin, and Falcone know we stil have to pay off our bet . . and we will! We. deedle dee and deedle dum. leave to Hairy legs. Hotlips. and H Smell a J-24 (someday), a lifetime supply of 35 knot winds, a beginners book of navigating, one female crew member. 13 sail lies, a few bottles, a case or two of generic B B. and some good sailing buddies like Tony. Pete. Bob. Sam. Alden. Nell. Robin. Earen and of course, me! We. the co-ed’s leave to Ready. Willing. Able, and Room 223. the great time we had at Bryant CoBege and the fun we had trying to decide their theme. PS Where are we going to TP. next? Burlington? We. Fmily and Robin, do hereby leave to any upcoming shorthand student the ability to cope with all the strange looks and questions like what are you writing? by those who do not know what you are doing. we. Brenda Bedgood and Theresa Bishop leave the doorway of room 211 lo Jay Connell We. Michelle. Petri, and Judy leave Io any upcoming senior Ihe great time of having RT. I. Phil, leave to Pemse all the memories we've had and good time that we have (hared in hope that he will have a great senior year I. Tony Manfredi. leave to my i ter Pawn all the fun time I had at WHS and hope that he ha the ame and many, many more. I leave to any unfortunate group of Junior the Roly Prophecy. I. Jay leave behind to my more than a be t friend Cathy, a grave (tone aymg Oh God please make the car start. I. Joan leave to anyone the ability to get away with as much a I did in Steiner cla . W e. Diane and Tracy, leave to John and John, our little brother , all the good time we had in hope that they can keep up the tradition We. James Terranova. Rick. Peter and BoMeave our 2 period RT at Mac Ponald's to anyone good enough to take it. I. Mark Abbott wi h that all Abbott after me have a much fun at Westerly High as I did. I. Mark Abbott, give all my best wishes and thank to Halli Shank for making my Junior and Senior years happy and memorable. And I hope her Senior year will be |u t as grande With love. I. Suzanne Ahern, being of sound mind t?) and body, leave all the crazy time Lil. Ponna. Mac. and I went through in Evert' cla to anyone who can figure out those lab and have a good a year as we did. We. Tony. Steve. Chuck, and Glen, leave first period RT to anyone who like to party. I. Suzanne Ahern, leave Westerly High in hope that omeone will get as much out of life as I did during the four years that I pent here I leave PJ Nigrelli all my homework assignment . I. Pebbieleave Rick all the good time we shared and hope that someday we are as close a we once were. We. Ron and Jamie, leave to any two upcoming Senior who have ha a many rowdie time during the chool year as we have had. to continue the tradition. I. Cathy, leave to Alison Cozzolino and Gmo Cozzolmo the ability to have a much fun in their Senior year a I did. To Pete. Ann. and Steve. I hope that you will have as many wonderful time in WHS a I did. I. Pianne B . leave to any Chem student the ability to cau e as much trouble as Ryan. Wod. Tony and I caused during labs in Mr Ashworth cla . We. Mitch and Pavid. perhap the biggest two bit in the whole school, leave all the Friday and Saturday night we spent commitmg a number of antic to any Tim. Pick, or Harry, perferably Pick , who can handle theml I. Amy. leave to Sherry. Erin. Beth, and Karyn the be t of luck in their future year at WHS. We. The Gang , do hereby leave Wendy and Cindy to carry on the tradition of the Mongol oid . to see REPRUN. purple, green etc., and to come back from thi long strange trip and til graduate! We. Cathy and Pebbie. leave to any upcoming emor the ability to get ragged on as much as we did thi year and survive it. I. Cathy. wiH Clara all my great grades in English and my great locker on the first floor. I. Scott Cook, leave Kevin Connell to vegitate on the Golf course the rest of his life. We. Rem Morenzom and Connie Liborio do hereby leave to any two upcoming senior girls to have as much fun as we had double dating and stil walk away. We. Jimmy and Barbara, leave to Waltmta. the night we almost died with Chucky's Country tore. 110. and the 2 moons I. Scott Raiche. leave to any upcoming senior aB the good time I've had through the years at WHS We. Pith. Prake. and Pig. do hereby leave aB the STAINS at WHS. I. Colleen Sullivan, leave to Maureen. Jay and Sean all my experiences at WHS in hopes that they will come to see each day as a unique and special one and that they wifl use that day to fulfill the goals they have set for themselves. I. Ann leave Alvin one honeymoon at the place and time of his choice. We. Tern and Patty, leave the ability to any two seniors to fight as much as we have and go through as much together for 12 years and still be BEST FRIENPS. We. Carmela and Jean, do hereby leave to Susie and lisaour secret code and hope someone will figure it out. We. Stacy. Joan, and Lynn, leave our sisters Ponna. MicheBe. and Missy four great years of tun and trouble. I. Gail Sullivan, leave to my brother Jimmy all the good times I have had during the last 4 year at the Westerly High School. I. ken Treb. do hereby leave to my sister Karen the great times I had as a senior in hopes she will have as good a time as I had I. Scott Schonmng. leave to Karen Pelicato all the great memories of a friendship which I hope will never end. I. Tony Manfred, leave Mr Howard Prye my drumsticks, my band uniform, and my fun times I had in Band. I. Phil Murano. leave to my sister. Mary, all the good times and friends I had at W.H.S. I. Michelle Hutereau. leave to my cousin. Kathy, all the great times I had at W.H.S. I. Brenda Bedgood. hereby leave to my sisters. Bonnie and Tammy, the fun I had at W.H.S and the pleasure of graduating. I. Al Trombino. leave my soccer abilities to any upcoming soccer player who can improve them. I. Max Corneau. do hereby leave to any future baseball player the ability to survive Mr. Terranova's condition. I. Thereta Bithop. leave my senior position to Jean Geer in hope that she may en|Oy it as much as I have. I. Thyra Rotto. leave Anne Angelo all the good limes I had at W.H.S. I. Mike leave behind four hard years of work and dedication in the locker room of the W.H.S. and take home a few things to cherish. I leave my first period R.T. to anyone who wants it. I. Peter, do hereby leave. I. Prank Servidio. leave the Westerly High School with the deepest gratitude and respect for the faculty, friends and administrators who have taken their time to contribute to my education. I. Pred Rohdin. do hereby leave to Joe. Joe. Kenny. Leslie. Susan. Nancy and Pawn Here Offers With You a pear for your chair. I. Ned. leave my French Horn. Baritone. Whistle and Baton lo any band member who is crazy enough to take on all four things in one year, as I was to have the same director for six vear . I would like to say that the people of Westerly High will always be remembered for their outstanding personalities Have a good one. I. J R., leave to Bill Edgar my lucky cousteau and gym short and the ability to lead the pitchers in their Nebraska exercises down in the pitcher's lounge. I. Barbara, alias Bertha, leave to Waltmta. Joe. and Vic (alias Wallv Walrus. Pisco Chicken, and Andy Gibb) the crematory road and the blob story and to Waltmta — one can of shaving cream and initiation. We. Anne and karen do hereby leave Too Sweet with fond fareweBs to whipped cream and cherries — and of course to Tony and his boys. We. MJ and Col. leave to any future anthro and Soc. scFiolar all Ihe nicknames, embarrassment, and the ability to put up with ' babyface” in hopes that they will enjoy those classes a much as we did. We. Terri and Patty, leave to Lorraine and her best friend Patee Dip all the food they can eat on the weekends and also all the indigestion you can handle. PS Lorr. don t eat too many twlx bars! We. Jean. Carmela. and Plana do hereby leave to Mr. Redfern 2 years of his stories and hope someday they will get more believable with age. I. Sandy being the 1 cow of WHS. leave to Waltmta. Pawn. Paula, and Ellen the official cow tradition in the hopes that they'll fulfill it as much as I have. We. Ponna and Bonnie, leave to Joanna and Evelyn the close friendship we have shared throughout our 4 years at Westerly High. We. Emily and Maria. do hereby leave all our old bookcovers to Pina so that she doe not have to spend that much money to cover all the many books. I. Mary lupinacci. do hereby leave to my brother Bob and my sister Rose my senior year in high school in hopes they’ll have as much fun on RT as I did We. aura, kjren. jnd Sheri leave to Steven and Jimmy all the great memories of the past and hope that they will have as much fun in their senior year as we did. I. Karen do hereby leave my 2 dear brothers Richard and Andrew aH my fondest memories at W HS I hope they enioy themselves as much as I think I didl I. lira Parite. leave to Priscilla Pappad.a and Becky Truss, all the great limes I had in my senior year and in hopes that they have a great 81 year, tool Good luck at WHSI I. Marc Ad Adkins. being of pure radicalism, leave any underc.assman buddies permission to get rowdy in class. I. Rubba. do hereby leave Doug M. the tough decision of what to do and who with (A or B) on certain occasions. (Arrt. Am ) I. Space Divot, leave to Sam Gaccione the right to become team divot, which allows him to be kicked in the left shin by the coach, at least once. We. Debbie. Laurie, lorianne. (Sail, and Dianne, leave Carol Obermann in hopes that she will eventually graduate. I. Rick, leave the future seniors a chance to fail R.T. I leave senior release time for all the seniors next year. I. Paul Comeau. do hereby leave my unfortunate luck of never having a 7th period R.T. to anybody who wants it. We. Steve Cinami and Kenny Swain, leave to Doug Mehne our friendship and hardships that we have endured throughout the years I leave to Tami A. and Anne T. the best time in your last two years in Choir. I. Pete Celino. do hereby leave to Mike Jinx the tradition of holding the nickname Mighty Mouse on Joe Ritacco. I. Wayne Plympton. leave Tim Chipperfield my half of the wal hoping it will someday reach the sky. I. Peter Pinkover. leave my brother. Rich, aH the good times and friend I have had in high school We. Jeff V.. Heap, and Kevin C-. will to Scott C. a mouthful of banana I. Ralph Chritty. leave to John. Jim and Tim aH the fantastic rap sessions we had throughout the year. I. Stephanie Saunders, leave Westerly High with a lot of memories and friends. I. Peter Tobin, leave to my brother Chris, the good fortune of never having Mr. Barton lor gym. I. Michael Velelino. ieave all my good times at Westerly High and with the Zekle bunch to everyone who has a little crazy in them. I. Craig Eleater. leave the nicknames Freebeer to anyone who can attend a party, have a good time, and not spend a penny I. Maryanne Mac. leave the Girls' Basketball Team (Trisha. Annie. Sheila. Julie. Cheryl. Suwm. Cathy, etc.) hoping that they always remember the good times, the wins, the losses, the endless hours of practice and the suicides. I hope that they wiH always try their best to achieve their goals and wish them the best of luck. I. hereby leave to Anne. Robin. Jody. Danny. John. Andrew, and Elizabeth all my math teachers (Mr. Routhier in particular) and Science teachers (Dr. Marriott and Mr Bergen) to whom you all should strive to drive crazy. I. (onme leave to my sister Carrie, all of my senior teacher and the hope that they will be able to tell us apart and our names. We. the Mod Squad, leave Westerly High after many good times, some bad times, and with hopes for many more. I. Lisa Ferraro leave Tammy Edwards some very good advice Every time you have a RT use it to the best of your ability. Have a good time at WHS as I did in my senior year I. Wayne Plympton leave Bob Sc.ro a bottle of iodine, a box of Band Aids, guaze pads. 20rolls of tape. Atomic Balm. Absorbme Junior, and eat alot of pasta to cure aH those Quarterback ailments. We. Rrad and Ned. leave to anybody the ability to stay awake and pack many different activities in a day as we did on Mr Angelo s and Mr Cotter s trips I. fred Rohdin. do hereby leave to the Sun Beer Mugger who raised my blood pressure and homicidal tendencies I leave Tintmabulation. I. frank Servidio. leave any upcoming first baseman tor WHS basbaH the ability to do splits on short throws as weN as I did Good luckl I. Steve Cinami. leave to my sister Carolyn Cinami and the last Cmami in the Westerly school system, all its problems in hopes she can endure them aH I. loriann. leave my brother John all the good times I had with my friends, in hopes that he wiH have the same and very successful year. We. Ken. lynanne. Mary-Jo. Anne. DeeDee. Mary and Jamie leave Century 21. One Way. the Day. and the haunted house to Doug, in hopes that he'H never get caught! I. Rago leave the hope that my brother Paul never breaks any of my personal records in track I'd hate to break his legs I. John Gouse Federico, do hereby leave to the Junior Clowns Nubble. Scratch. Skulla and Gags the ability to maintain the remarkable statistics of the Gouse'' Egg Defense in their senior year of soccer We. DeeDee. Lynne, and Ericka. being of somewhat sound body and mind, do hereby leave to Tom Weyant s female friends in the class of 1982. the greatest collection of self protection gimmick , comeback , and tricks, loads of smiles and winks for the Blonde ONE. and best of aH. the chance to become friends with a super guy We. Rob and Elaine, do hereby leave to any two Seniors the surprise of finding out in Jr High that they are cousins and still be friends in High School I. John Coulghan. leave WHS in hopes that others experience the true friendship that I have with my good friend Craig Eleazer. Maria. Emily, and Gina hereby leave Tracy. Rosaria. and III our old locker and to see if you can fit three people in it as comfortably as we did. We. Sharon and Rose, and Kim. leave to any upcoming space cadets the ability to space-out as much as we did and still survive through 4 years at WHS. I. Sherrie Spargo. leave my sneakers to anyone who has to sprint as fast as I did to get to my classes. I. Gina Nardone. leave WHS with many smiles and laughs of great times had by all I. Amy Dionne, do hereby leave my mother's watchful eyes to Danny. Sherry. Andy, and Becky. We. Mitch and David, will never forget that two bit 06 ' who tried toone of us and then turn around and %€f’ the other I. Dianne. Leave to Fish all her laughs with Scott and his Fire Engine car. We. The Senior trackmen of WHS leave Mr Hurley a pair of glasses so that he can read the stop watches in his old age. I. Joe Fontana, would like to say Thank You to Mr Serra. Mr. Terranova. Mr Wriedt and Mr. Springer for their time and dedication. I. Lisa, leave to my brother Michael and my buddy Skip many rowdy times in their remaining years at WHS in hopes that they can manage to behave themselves. We. Rose and Kim. leave the memories of aH the beautiful, thoughtful talks we had Our friendship has endured through aH our stubborn fights and siHy misunderstandings May it always be remembered as The Best.' We. Mary Ellen. Laura. Sheri. Gina. Debbie. Karen, and THE UNKNOWN, leave to any upcoming Seniors the ability to sleep at the cabanas and at Geoff's house one wild and crazy night and have only 2 people get caught. By the way Dave, did you find your pants? I. Thyra. leave Anne Angelo. Tony any time she needs him. We. Karen and Sandy, fo sound body. mind, and soul, leave the challenge to have as much fun as we had every Saturday night to any upcoming senior. We. Lisa and Debbie, leave to Lance and Maryann all the good time we had in our senior year I. Rubba. leave to any upcoming soccer player the fun times I've had playing soccer in two years with a very successful soccer team at WHS. not to forget those l-o-n-g Wednesday and Saturday practices. We. Chuck and Dean, do hereby leave to any upcoming seniors the nicknames Starsky and Crotch in the hope that they will be able to perform the wild driving skills of Starsky as Crotch HELD ONI 67 ttr. Devid Jim Weyne. Irene. Sendy. Brito. Pern, filomene. lift. Keren, end Kick leave good time on RT fir� l period 10 al lucky seniors who gel it. I. I jure Smmkey. leave lo my ihree very dear and special people linda. Susan, and Sharon, not only my fond memories but all ol my experiences in hope that they may live and learn as I have and still soar above them all. We. frickj end I jure, leave to any two upcoming seniors, the good fortune of being the bestest of best friends for seven wonderful years, and remembering all those queer details that we don't dare mention here. I. Jen. leave the challenge to anyone who can find better pals at WHS than I did. especially one. Heidi We. the three marketeers end D'Anegnon. leave behind our spot' and al the good times with Zekles. to anyone who can do it up as we have. We. Pete Cillino end Jim Stive. challenge anybody to do as many B's together as we did and fight with each other everytime. I. Colette fith. leave to my younger brother. Joe and friends Kris and Rick all the terrible and terrific times I’ve spent at WHS We. Mery lupinecce end Cethy Heggerly. do hereby challenge any pcommg senior to skip as many lunches as we did We. Snow White end the Seven Dwerlt. leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to keep their identities unknown. We. Joe 0 . lorn Cim. Al (Vinny) Ayert. our men John f. Coon, end Privete Mike Sulliven boastfully challenge George Height” Chimento and the crew to match our unprecedented fourteen Phillies in a single outing on October 5. 1990 SubmittfuNy yours. The Studs. We. Cine end [mily. do hereby leave Chel and Dina all the good times we had on Saturday nights in the Green Machine . I. Bonnie Cevitt. leave to Jennifer Brown all the fun times I've had at Westerly High I. Sendre. leave to my sister Brenda aD the luck in the world at WHS anti the hopes that she'll enioy and always remember her four years as much as I will. We. Cine end Emily, do hereby leave Chel and Pina, all the excellent times we had on weekends and the |oys of RT. I. Heep. leave to Pud the priviledges of being a senior and the enjoyment thereof. We. lulu. Bret. Specerhot. end Swill, leave many Peachy Keen times in and out of WHS. We. Alvin. Joe 0. end Tom Cim. captains of the 1980 Football team, wish the coaches and upcoming team the best ol luck and success in 1981 BMF's forever! I. Sendre Trombino. leave to my cousins Karen Gallo and Gary Abruzzese. all the good times I had at WHS I. Pern leKoy. leave to any upcoming senior the best of wishes to anyone who can be as dedicated to anything as much as I was dedicated to dancing, to be able to give up parties and good times for practicing. We. Mergo. Diene, end Trecy. leave to ourselves all the aggravation and frustration ol trying to figure out the effect ol the salt air We. Sherri Spergo. Debbie Penciere. Cine Nerdone. end lire ferrero. leave all our partying days to anyone who can handle it as well as we did. We. Kote Lynne Merylou. Kim end Sheron leave the wild and crazy times we've had at all our beach parties, hat parties, and party parties and never wake up with a hangover to any upcoming Seniors who know how to partyl We. Sheron Qumlene end Kim Smith, leave behind to our sisters. Mara and D'Anne the memories of our friendship we shared for 7 years, the pain and laughter of growing up together, the crazy jokes and dreams we had. our love and respect for each other, and our weird, stupid, and elweyr fun times we had together I. Merie Memo, leave my sisters Pina And Celestma both of my mirrors. I. Ere leave my stolen pens to whoever takes them I wil all my stuffed animals to my neice Jodi. We. lyndy. Polly. Sully. Ditey. MJCT. end Annebelle leave to our favorite soccer players the ability to gorge themselves on fresh B D cake between laughs, chug a-lug MILK and generic B-B. and still remain foxy. We. Kon end Ericke. leave WHS with many fond memories ol each other, the past, and memories of the not-so distant seven year plusl We. Scott. Sendy. Steve. Chip. Joe. Lori. Sheron. end Ned leave to Mrs. B Shafer the best lab reports ever attained by efficient scientists as ourselves, and dare any 8 people to achieve the exact same results on 79 different lab experiments Thanks. Ned. I. Kevin Algiere. leave the memory ol my Camaro screaming around the school in its cloud of burning rubber. I. Key Keuto. being ol no mind, do hereby leave Miss Despres' English class to my brother Randy I. louite. leave to my sister Diana good times, good friends, and the thrill of having your teachers force you to be your brothers and sisters, all 5. We. Kick. Pete. Jeve Men. Ad. Ant. end Tuggt. leave to seniors of the future the idiotic, asinine strikes of the WTA. I. ten Petton. do leave to my little brother. Scott, all my experiences in Chem lab. Wed. 2 and 3. 79-90 .PB leave to any person the ability to have such wonderful friends and be able to make them laugh when they're down. I. Greg (alias Murphy. Skip. Suen. trie. Jacques, etc) leave behind my many nicknames and keep the world in total confusion as to my real identity. I leave to everyone that fails junior English the number for dial a prayer. I. Sticky, leave to Fingers, all the true love, togetherness, and ability to share the closest ol closefulness that two can possibly share And hope that we will soon fall in love all over again FOREVER. — more I wish the students of following years don't have to wait until September 29 to begin school. I. Thomet Coodwin. with sound mind and body, do hereby leave Westerly High School with a smile I. Bob Crey. being ol sound mind and body do hereby leave. I. Holl. do hereby leave. I. Stepheme Seundert leave behind by brother Randy. We. Jen end lin. leave all our naps in Geometry and my plaid shirt. PS I'm to tired. I. Mene Pegliuto leave my locker 30 to my sisters Clara. Margaret, and Lucia Pagliuso We. Heidi, lillien. and Sendy. leave the names Snap. Crakle. and Pop. to anyone who can find why we called ourselves this magnificent trio. I. Creig. do hereby leave my brothers Mike and Rob the strength to endure any tasks they encounter and come out on top. We. the Zekle Bunch, hereby leave the names Zekle I. Zekle II. Murphy. Bubba (Zekle III) and Uncle, to anyone who could have as much fun with these nicknames as we did. I. Meryenne (Mazel) thank Mr Terranova (Daddy T.) for his endless support, love, and encouragement, hard work, especialy his unerstandmg and patience. 68 69 Members of the Class of 1981: The decade of the 1980 s has the potential of developing into one of the most challenging and exciting periods of this na tion. Your parents, teachers and members of the community have made every attempt to prepare you to meet the challenges of this era. Hopefully, whatever you have gained in the way of practical knowledge, analytical skills and wisdom will be directed toward a worthy purpose in a spirit of service to your community and country. Whatever the next phase of life takes you. become involved in your community, be it a small town such as Westerly or a large city. Do not become complacent and forego this opportunity. On behalf of all of the individuals who have assisted in preparing you for this new beginning. I extend to the Class of 1981 my sincerest congratulations and best wishes for a healthy, rewarding and productive future. Sincerely. Salvatore J. Augeri Superintendent of Schools Salvatore J. Augeri. Superintendent Warren Pelton. Assistant Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Class of I98L The first big step each of us must take in developing our full potential is to have faith in ourselves. Each day. each hour, each moment holds out to us an opportunity to be more, to achieve more. No one can make us develop our potential or for that fact, do it for us. Others can assist and they can show u$ how. But the real choice is ours, either to do nothing, to follow or to start out on our own. Congratulations and best wishes for a successful and meaningful life. Sincerely yours. Gerald M. Dunn Principal Gerald M. Dunn. Principal B.S. in History; Univ. of Nebraska M.A. in Sec. Administration; Boston Univ. Paul Lombardi. Vice Principal B.S.; Northeastern Univ. M. Ed.-. Boston State College Secretaries GUIDANCE Joseph A. Duffy B.A.. M.A.; Penn State As; URI James Guarino A. B.; Boston College M.A.; URI Sarah Steiner B. S. in Biology; University of California at Riverside M.A. in Counseling; RIC Joseph A. Wyman B.S. Ed; S.U.N.Y. Oswego Ed. M.; Univ. of Rochester A.A.S.; S.U.N.Y. Farmingdale Adv. Graduate Work; Counselor Education; NYU: Manhattan College. Boston Univ. Librarians Nurse Helen M. Webb R.N.; R.l. Hospital. School of Nursing B.S.p RIC Janice Carreau A.B.; Mount Holyoke College M.L.S.; URI Margaret Dinoto Library Assistant Joan Z. Huettl Bus. Diploma-, College of Charlestown Westbrook College B.A.; Univ. of South Carolina Sorbonne et Universite di Dijoui. France. Fullbright Scholarship Univ. of Maine M.L.S.� URI 71 Donna M. Miller Elizabeth Serra B.S. in Englisht Erostburg State College B.A.i Salve Regina College Mrs. Eva Despres The heck with progress reports. I’ll take matters into my own hands. Thomas A. O'Connell B. A. in History: RIC M.A.T. in English: RIC C. A.G.Sj Trinity College Geoffrey P. Serra B.A.; College of William t Mary M.A.. RIC Saul J. Steiner A.B.: Norwich Univ. M.A.; Suffolk Univ. 73 MATH missing: Joan Maguire Kenneth Chaffee Penn State B.S. M.A.T., RIC John Donato Clarion State. Penn. B.S. M.A.T.j RIC Joan Gradilone B.A. in Math. Sec. Ed., URI George H. Routhier A.B.s Prov. College M.A.T. , URI Joyce Street B.A., Western State College M.A., URI left. Thomas Weyant B.A.. M.A., URI right. Daniel Bourdeau B.S.i UMass. Betty Ashworth M.A. in Science, B.A. in Chem and General Science-. URI Donald Autry B.A.; URI M.A.; UConn Mary Ann Buckley B.A.j Asbury College Joyce B. Fletcher R.N. Roger Wms. Gen. Hosp. School of Nursing B.A.. M.A., URI Dr. Jean Marriot B.S.; URI M.S.i URI Ph.D.; URI Barbara H. Shafer A.B.i Mt. Holyoke College Ed.M.. Boston Univ. Alan Anderson B.S.; Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. M.S.s Adelph Univ. Missing Evert Bergen 75 SCIENCE Alan L. Angelo B.Ed.� Univ. of Hawaii Advanced Degree Work-. URI Marcelene Canestrari B.A.; Boston Univ. Master of Ed.i Boston Univ. Frank Cotter Ed.B.. M.A.T.i RIC James G. Gleason B.A.. M.A.� Prov. College Robert Fallon B.A.i Prov. College George J. Huettl B.A.. M.A.; Univ. of Wisconsin Brenda J. Linton B.S.i Univ of Maine M.A. in Sec. Ed.� URI Angela Vocatura B.A.j Mt. St. Joseph College SOCIAL STUDIES Missing: John Thompson B.A.i URI 76 Donna Lupinacci B.S.i URI Allan R. Redfern A. S. retail management RIJC B. A. distrib. ed.� UMass Bernice Sminkey B.S. in B.Edi Bryant College M.S. in B.Edt URI B u s i n e s $ Margaret Robertson B.S.-, Bowling Green State Univ. M.S.-, Central Connecticut State College Lucille Woodruff B.S. in B. Ed.i Bryant College Boston Univ. Raymond A. Wright B.S.in Business Adm.i URI A t h I e t i c s Director John Carson. B.S.; Springfield College Syl Serra. B.S.i URI Jeanne Hurley. B.S.i URI Jean Zerbarini. B.S.i URI Thomas Terranova B.S.i Ithaca College M.A.i UConn 77 Concetta McGuire B.A.i URI Palma Trombino B.A.i URI Joseph F. Terranova B.A.j Holy Cross Master of td.� RIC Giovanni A. Corsetti B.S.: Boston Univ. Diplome; Univ. of Paris (Sorbonne) Louis D'Aleno B.A.; Prov. College M.A., URI FAMILY LIVING Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, The true test of a civilization is not the census, not the size of the cities, not crops, but the kind of man the country turns out. This statement can apply to our school years, also. What kind of people the school turns out depends on the way they have been taught. One of the more important people who shaped our way of thinking and acting this year was Suzanne Doherty, our Home Economics teacher and class advisor. I’ve always enjoyed working with people, especially children. We can tell! She is continually there when she is needed and has always been interested in this class. I’ve been with you since 7th grade. We came to this school together. I’ll be sorry to see you leave. We’ll be sorry to leave her, to, for she has influenced us in the right way — pushed us in the right direction. We will always be grateful to her for this. Thanks! Francesca Bedell B.S., M.S. In Home Ec Ed.j URI 78 John Michael Braceland B.S., Univ. of Northern Colorado M.A.i URI MUSIC Joseph J. Tudisco B.S.i RIC Didn’t think I could balance this book with one hand huh. wise guy. Howard F. Drye M A T., RIC B.M. in Music Ed; Berklee College of Music Mariette Pendleton-Berardo A. A.; Pine Manor Jr. College B. F.A. ; Syracuse Univ. Deborah Graves B.A.; UMass Margaret Ruzzo B.S.. M.Ed.. RIC ARTS Custodians SPECIAL EDUCATION Cooks Nancy Mercer B.S.t RIC Nancy Paulson B.S.i RIC Masters. Special Ed.� PC JUNIORS S. Gioia Winner of the Kentucky Derby President. S. Antoch Vice-President. T. Chipperfield Secretary. T. Capalbo Treasurer. M. Mecurio Social Chairman. B. Trebisacci J. Barber C. Bigelow T. Bonanno R. Ballelli P. Angelo T. Albamonti M. Arnold D. Birch L. Bailey J. Algiere L. Behan T. Allen R. Altimari S. Almeida 82 P. Brancato R. Ayers C. Berlam S. Algiere D. Barnard D. Abate L. Aiello 4 S. Chapman S. Chan J. Capalbo S. Brogno R. Burns S. Brown S. Burrell D. Capalbo C. Cappucio T. Brennan L. Bublitz J. Cardinal R. Chan A. Brown L. Comolli C. Chin T. Chiaradio P. Cloutier M. DeBartolo G. Chimento G. Cozzolino F. Cornelius G. Cozzolino R. Christina J. Cillino J. Cozzolino R. Cobleigh B. Corina M. Choquette J. Connell C. Coburn T. Christopher S. Cruickshank J. Cimalore J. D'Amato B. Dayon D. Federico L. Douglas J. Dodge H. Federico P. DePerry FI. Entwistle a 83 D. Ferraro K. Delicato D. Evans P. Falcone B. Dowrey W. Edwards P. Dipollino A. Falcone G. Delaney C. DeNapoli J. Drake J. Fusaro S. Gaccione A. Gagnon J. Gavitt A. Gencarella M. Geary M. Fusaro C. Gadrow R. Gaccione R. Fortune M. Gabriele C. Kicinski L. Keegan R. Lacey A. Giardino T. Gencarella G. Gulla R. Gentile J. Genese G. Gencarella W. Hollis T. Korytkowski D. Hartley K. Herbert K. Kuchuck M. Lariviere S. Guido j. Kelly C. Krupinski G. Hill D. Mehne 84 S. MacVicar B. Madden J. Manfredi K. Mansfield B. Lupinacci C. Lyman T. Lionetti R. Longolucco K. Macomber J. Lynch T. Lawton D. Lilly J. Littell P. Lasson K. Mackay L. Mansfield S. Martell D. Lewis D. Marra L. Lavarini J. Mastrandria C. Montalto D. Gulino P. Pappadia L. Niles C. Morrone C. Morrone E. Peduzzi P. Niedmann K. Ottaviani M. O'Briant D. Patton K. Payne A. Morrone M. Najim M. Murano C. Pagliuso M. Pagliuso J. Nething C. Obermann S. Nigrelli T. Patterson 85 P. Morrone B. Peacock P. Pasetti P. O'Leary L. Monahan R. Sciro P. Sawyer K. Serra L. Saucier D. Routhier D. Savage C. Santos L. Sawyer S. Sgambato M. Ruisi G. Ouattramar J. Pukin D. Perrone L. Schroeder D. Pillmear S. Perrone T. Richmond J. Powers J. Poulin M. Ruisi R. Rendeiro J. Ritacco C. Smith R. Smith R. Sisco T. Shultz M. Scubano T. Souza M. Gencarella H. Thorpe H. Thorpe K. Terranova L. Terjesen M. Sullivan S. Tanner L. Smith R. Smith 86 J. Sylvia R Shawn G. Sylvia J. Thomas L. Tesseir H. Shank D. Snurkowski M. Sylvia D. Urso D. Urso B. Truss J. Toscano K. Williams J. Vitteriio h A i v G. Voss V. Valentc K. West S. Way D. Way A. Turano L. Trombino 87 SOPHOMORES 88 T. Beauliu S. Bate P. Baientine G. Abruzzese R. Allen C. Augeri J. Armstrong C. Abbott P. Alessio A. Algier A. Algiere K. Barber R. Allain A. Bariteau C. Azzinaro A. Angelo D. Allen D. Blanda D. Burns L. Boumenot P. Bruno B. Bell J. Benckwood D. Bonvenuto B. Bedgood R. Brown D. Bonvenuto L. Brunelle H. Campbell R. Bruno N. Clemens D. Chiaradio S. Chinigo K. Clark T. Carter R. Capalbo $. Capalbo J. Cimalore D. Church T. Clemmey J. Chan P. Connell C. Castagnaro L. Cillino K. Carey S. Collins F. Celico J. Choquette C. Caron C. Cozzolino A. Crook A. Cozzolino D. Cugini K. Denham C. Delmonte K. Curry M. Dauray J. Currie L. Cummings P. DeCoste C. Costa 89 M. Courville M. Courtney D. Feraro L. Piamanto N. Engler C. Dowd F. Fontana M. Franzese M. Farago K. Dipollino M. Gaccione K. Drurey P. DiFormato H. DeVore J. Gardella R. DeSantis J. Donahue D. Duggan L. Federico C. Fletcher J. Gardiner C. Fist ilia J. Haines D. Harvey S. Heinold J. Gentile G. Greene A. Gervasini I M. Guilians D. Gencarella R. Guido S. Gavitt E. Haberek V. Giorno J. Giovanelli D. Jarvis A. Kennern L. Lembo E. Larson D. Jakob A. Lallo J. Killeen 90 T. Jordan M. Keenan T. Hines D. Jack K. Humphries E. Lamb J. Lalio B. Hughes S. Keeley B. Lastes R. Lavrivee P. Lombardo B. LeRoy B. Macomber S. Liguori T. MacDougall K. Limanni T. Lombardo S. Mackay N. Mahen D. Main D. Leonetti R. Luzzi R. LoPriore I. Newbury D. Miner J. Mitchell D. Nigrelli L. Lye S. Nichols R. Nichols L. O’Brien A. Mansfield L. Mehne K. Marie H. Misto M. McElhaney S. Mercurio K. Schwer J. Masucci F. Olean A. Martell 91 G. Main M. Petrowski P. Petrone L. Patterson R. Pinkhover J. Pelton J. Polizzi ) K. Perri T. Palazzolo R. Pignataro S. Patton K. Parr ilia J. Pacheco M. Paterno di i N. Pickering A. Portofee B. Powell S. Pande M. Palmisano D. Pilotte G. Osborne J. Poulin C. Routhier R. Rusek R. Saunders M. Sardelli C. Ouattromani M. Salimeno L Reay J. Reale L. Routhier T. Rosso J. Queck J. Salimeno J. Rofrano S N. Ritacco F. Priore T. Scavello T. Ryan P. Rizzo V. Richards D. Ruiz I 92 G. Riley R. Prescott T. Sposato R. Spino R. Shaw T. Schaeffer J. Sullivan J. Savey D. Simmons K. Spencer J. Silvestri C. Stott R. Spino M. Siciliano C. Servideo C. Sexton M. Silva L. Sminkey J. Toppi B. Tanner J. Sullivan L. Turano D. Suminski T. Terjesen E. Texter J. Tesseo D. Thomas T. Tessier S. Tracy R. Turco T. Trovato B. Terranova B. Sylvia J. Turco P. Toscano C. Wallace D. Woll S. Vacca K. Walach I. Waterman N. Urso W. Walsh 93 D. Walker K. Voss L. West K. Wholean H. Weilburg J. Vetilino J. Williams R. Ward D. Valliere I. Ultsch C. Valentini L. Mitchell T. Falcone G. Macaione 94 President. J. Toscano Vice-President. P. Gagne Secretary. D. Handley Treasurer. L. Giordana Social Chairman. J. Cappizano D. Antoch D. Antoch R. Almeida C. Alessio D. Barber P. Albamonti J. Augeri J. Alberghini D. Autry C. Algiere P. Balentine J. Bewlay R. Broccolo B. Beattie J. Bedgood J. Brown K. Boggs J. Brayman R. Beaulieu J. Blockwood 95 D. Brodeur T. Boduch R. Bessette T. Bavasso C. Brooks T. Bonanno E. Brown Roger D. B. Barton G. Capalbo K. Burdick G. Burbelo D. Burton J. Brown M. Buck R. Colourco L. Brown J. Campbell B. Burrell J. Chabotte E. Champlin K. Carr J. Cardinal B. Celico J. Carey S. Cappuccio D. Cherenzia D. Chapman K. Carparelli J. Carpenter G. Cherenzia R. Capalbo M. Comolli L. Clery B. Giacomo C. Coleman P. Cravinho K. Cofone M. Choquette M. Cornelius K. Corina J. Dayon % C. Cinami T. Chiaradio K. Debegare M. Cozzolino M. Creature G. Christy K. Decoste E. Cimalore M. Chin J. Cristina K. Daniels K. Crider S. Feniere C. Dawson S. DeSantis Wayne D. D. DiFazio C. Devine K. Farley K. Entwistle S. Farley J. Dujour L. Dimuccio B. Drake D. Duffy J. Falcone D. DiMaio B. Evans M. Federico M. Douglas D. Farrell S. Farley L. DiNapoli M. DiFilippo S. Farago M. DeJordy K. Devine T. Donohue J. Edmund W. Dion J. Dinwoodie J. Feraco 97 D. Ferarc E. Gencarelli L. Gaccione J. Fletcher V. Gencarelli K. Gallo T. Gaccione E. Ford Y. Fontana S. Giordano A. Fisher L. Gadrow G. Finizio L. Gingerella D. Gencarella R. Fusaro R. Goddard L. Gencarella L. Giordino A. Fusaro R. Gentile M. Jarvis N. Gonzalez D. Haberek D. Hietala K. Johnson A. Hotchkiss T. Gulluscio B. Henderson H. Hewins D. Jones V. Guarnieri R. Gries C. Gray T. Hafenbrak C. Hansen D. LeRoy R. Kapfer T. Lastes S. Laudone J. Lombardo S. Letterle i I- 98 P. Larson S. Lacey R. Lariviere M. Lembo K. Keegan S. Kenyon T. Kepping L. Larock K. Lima P. Lima M. Husereau B. McFarland T. Luzzi N. Luzzi K. McGregor L. LoPriore R. Luzzi T. LoPriore T. Marzilli T. Loney D. Malagrino D. Marcotte M. Luther J. Mais C. Maderio C. Luppe D. Long C. Monahan E. Pelcher M. Nixon L. Pagliuso J. Parr ilia V. Morgan K. Monahan S. O’Connell M. Panciera B. Peacock W. Panciera M. Parise L. Morrone K. Payne D. Murphy 99 M. Morrone M. McLeod M. O'Leary W. Morre J. Gulluscio D. Rizzo C. Peirone J Ratfo D. Radiconi R. Piluso R. Rauso B. Robinson S. Piccolo S. Ritacco G. Routhier D. Richmond C. Pietraallo L. Robinson D. Robbins J. Pratl J. Pie M. Quintana R. Ritacco K. Randall C. Rose R. Perry A. Pererla E. Rohdin T. Pont P. Stillman C. Tate M. Sawyer M. Terranova C. Tobin D. Sihillse D. Smith S. Strafach M. Snow D. Storti K. Stenhouse B. Sposato G. Saunders 100 S. Terranova D. Sullivan D. Powell K. $tenhouse M. Sisco J. Serra T. Ruiz S. Servidio J. Ruisi R. Silvia B. Scott G. Servidio R. Toppi C. Schway R. Sisco L. Ryan C. Smith L. Sisco D. Smith L. Sweet R. Sciro D. Service L. Silvia C. Sisco T. Strafach J. Shultz S. Sawyer B. Walker W' P. White M. Weisenberger K. Tucker S. White J. Vennari T. Toscano S. Trombino r S. Urso P. Young J. Turco J. Vennari A. Turano T. Vetilino D. Turco 101 S. Westgate A. Watz P. Vocatura G. Wright M. Wright G. Vitterito T. Vallancourt J. Wheeler L. Villanova J. Bartlett L. Jarvis D. Morrone Wow! Would you look at that?!? 102 FOOTBALL A Rough Start But A Smooth Finish Budget problems, causing players to make do with last years' equipment and a peculiar illness held down our Bulldogs early in the season. Not knowing what to expect after being absent from the league for two years, the Bulldogs, discour-agmgly. began the season by losing 3 out of the first 4 games. They got right back in there, working harder than they had all season to turn it completely around and won each of the following games, with an air of dignity. You would have to give most of the credit to the coaches. tri-captain Tom Cimalore admits, for doing a great job and. most importantly, never giving up on us. This gave them a feeling of confidence stepping on that field at K 00 a m. on November 28. but not enough to eliminate the pressures felt by every senior in the most important game of their high school years. Tom adds, you're not only representing yourself and team, but you’re representing your hometown. The game was like being on seesaw, with the lead changing hands 5 times throughout the game, but finally coming out with the superior team on topi” As Tom proudly puts it. The key to our success, rather than good potential, was working hard and doing it together as a team. We had a team giving 100% of everything it had rather than a team made up of individuals.” L.E.H. OFFICIAL SCOREBOARD WHS OPPONENT Sept. 19 St. Raphael A 12 40 Sept. 22 Smtthfield H 0 28 Oct. 4 North Providence A 27 0 Oct. II Bristol A 0 14 Oct. 18 Portsmouth H 18 6 Oct. 25 Central H 30 8 Nov. 1 East Greenwich H 25 22 Nov. 8 Classical A 21 0 Nov. 15 Lincoln A 28 6 Nov. 27 Stonington H 22 19 104 TRI-CAPTAINS: Tom Cimalore. Joe Gencarella. Alvin Ayeres. Morris Guarnieri John Falcone Dean Sposato Craig Eleazer Coach James Murano Pete Cillino Chris Marie Scott Chipperfield Bob Mandes Ron Woycik Kevin Broccolo 10S Wayne Plympton Paul Angelo Mike Ruisi Tim Tillinghast Jim Mitchell Peter Pinkover 106 All Division Class B Large 1st Team 2nd Team All State Alvin Ayers Ron Woycik Alvin Ayers Joe Gencarella Tom Cimalore Jim Mitchell Paul Angelo Steve Antoch Chuck Sposato Bob Billeck John Coulahan I’ve got itl 107 Underclassmen JUNIORS Steve Antoch John Carey George Chimento Tim Chipperfield Bob Dayon Paul Deperry Chris DiNapoli Mike Gencarella Robin K. Lacey Kevin Mansfield Joe Ritacco Rob Sciro Ronnie Shawn John Sylvia Vinnie Valenti SOPHOMORES John Chiaradio Kevin Dipollino Rich Pinkover Joe Rofrano Dwayne Suminski Jamie Sylvestri John Toscano FRESHMEN Doug Antoch Joe Augieri Tony Boduch Bill Burrell Mark Comolli Kevin Debigare Sal DiSantis Steve Giordanc Bob Henderson Mike Husereau Bob Kapfer Steve Laudone Ted Long Ted Marzilli Vic Morgan Randy Rause Dan Schilke Jim Serra Mike Terranova Chris Tobin Jim Toscano Gary Vitterito Mark Wright 108 A Decade Of Dominance You ask what it’s like to play in such a rival game.” infers Bob. I can't explain it. It’s really a high. The best high you can get. It’s just unexplainable. The Bulldogs played an exciting season and finalized it by the victorious Turkey Day game. The two teams rallied on the Westerly field until the fourth quarter finally ended with an ultimate score of 32-19. Among all those who achieved yard gains, those responsible for the three touchdowns were junior quarterback Rob Sciro. John Falcone, and Paul Angelo, both senior players. Junior Steve Antoch kicked two extra points and senior Criag Eleazer caught the toss for a two point conversion. In Turkey Day thriller, one of the best ever played, both teams scored three touchdowns, but Westerly made good on all three of its conversions. states Westerly Sun. What helps these players out there on the field to work together as a real team? Bob answers. The team is like one big family. Everyone helps each other out (on and off the field). The team is excellent as friends — excellent in everywayl There were problems of pressure and injuries going into and even during the game. Bob emphasizes. We had alot of pressure on ourselves because this would be the 10th victory in a row and we might have been marked as the team that lost. Plus we wanted it a little more than they did and we won. WE WON!” LEH 109 SOCCER Another Year Bites The Dust The team really played well this year.” Chris Arnold recollects. I think that having 3 captains was the reason we all pulled together. We needed discipline.” The Bulldogs accomplished great many victories during the 1980 playing season as the scoreboard represented below clearly will explain. Coach Serra’s men really proved themselves in the Division One-B Championship of the Rl Interscholastic Soccer League with an impressive 15-1 -2 record. There was. of course, adequate recognition for the Ston-ington victory making it 16-10. As a result of all this success, the Bulldogs ventured into the playoffs with LaSalle. Due to incontestable difficulties the Bulldogs had a fall out. Taking in the considerations that we played on an away field which was somewhat larger than our own was one problem our team had to work with and adjust to. Chris points out. I felt we should have beat LaSalle but our injuries really hurt us. They take the desire out of playing. You can’t work to your maximum capacity.” The Bulldogs suffered defeat in that quar terfinal game against LaSalle with a final score of 3-1. LEH OFFICIAL SCOREBOARD Pilgrim 0 Westerly 4 Tollgate 1 Westerly 7 Warwick 0 Westerly 4 Stonington 0 Westerly 1 Shea 1 Westerly 1 Mt. St. Charles 0 Westerly 1 Warren 0 Westerly 3 Woonsocket 0 Westerly 2 Chariho 0 Westerly 2 North Kingston 0 Westerly 1 Pilgrim 0 Westerly 0 Tollgate 0 Westerly 3 Warwick 0 Westerly 4 Shea 3 Westerly 0 Mt. St. Charles 0 Westerly 3 Warren 0 Westerly 2 Woonsocket 0 Westerly 3 Chariho 1 Westerly 3 North Kingston 1 Westerly 5 Quarter Finals La Salle 3 Westerly 1 TRI CAPTAINS: John Federico. Joe Fontana. Greg Finizio. Jimmy-Jo Allen Chris Arnold Alfred Trombino Joe DeSantis 112 Todd Parr ilia Joe DiMaio Scott Demirs Steve McGowan Steve Cinami Darren Mansfield Brad Vuono George Cobleigh Jay Misto THE WILSON CUP TOURNAMENT ’’Beginning as a Sophomore. I wasn’t even interested in soccer. declares John. I started out the first half of the season on the j.v. team but was moved up to varsity. That year we had made it to the playoffs but lost the championship. Coming back in my junior year we had a young team which had to be rebuilt. That year we came in 4th place, just missing the playoffs. This year soccer players finalized the sea son by losing the state championship game against LaSalle in the quarterfinals. But that’s not the only championship our Bulldogs com- peted in this year. Area teams were invited to participate in The Wilson Cup Championship. This championship was a tournament of 4 teams competing on Columbus Day Weekend sponsored by Wilson Publishing Company. On day one of the tournament. Chariho beat North Kingston 2- and the Bulldogs defeated South Kingston 30. On Columbus Day. we proced-ed with Chariho into a final match. There was much rivalry on and off the field but the Bulldogs managed to leave as the victors with a final score of 3-1. Each team member received cross pen sets inscribed with Wilson Cup Tournament 1980 along with a certificate for participating. The team, as a whole, received a large trophy. The Bulldogs had a successful season nonetheless and these games leave them with an unofficial season record of 1800. Departing with momentous recollections of a triumphant season, we'd sincerely like to wish the soccer team of next year the best of luck in hopes that they have an even memorable and successful season. LEH W All South County John Federico Joe Fontana Chris Arnold Mike Arnold Andy Gagnon Jay Misto All Division 1st Team John Federico Joe Fontana Mike Arnold All Division 2nd Team Chris Arnold Andy Gagnon Jay Misto All State 1st Team John Federico All State 2nd Team Joe Fontana MVP of South County Joe Fontana BOY’S BASKETBALL I think we’ve done real well this year and I know we surprised alot of people. states Tri-Captain Jamie Laudone. After getting off to a slow start, we seemed to develop confidence in our ability to be a winning team.” Out of the first 9 games, the Bulldogs managed to win 5 in an’every other one' routine. As they continued, they attained an II game winning streak and a final loss to give them an official record of 15-5. The Bulldogs were defeated in a match against Stonington granting them an unofficial 15-6. Giving it all they could, the Bulldogs made it to the playoffs. If we execute our offense and continue to play strong defense.” Jamie concludes, we can compete with any team in the state. I feel we have a balanced starting five and a good bench strength. L.E.H. Opponent Official Scoreboard Bulldogs 34 Chariho 63 58 Middletown 54 70 St. Andrews 72 59 North Kingston 56 48 East Greenwich 69 52 Stonington 45 43 Smithfield 64 65 South Kingston 53 57 Coventrs 69 46 West Warwick 61 52 Cranston West 65 52 Johnston 61 44 North Kingston 45 56 East Greenwich 66 38 Smithfield 57 69 South Kingston 87 57 Coventry 61 59 West Warwick 74 62 Stonington 54 53 Cranston West 69 66 Johnston 48 Playoffs Barrington 118 Tri-Captain Jamie Laudone Tri-Captain Craig Eleazer Tri-Captain John Federico Jimmy-Joe Allen OFFICIAL SCOREBOARD Opponent 59 51 41 66 58 54 64 12 56 70 46 71 45 50 34 56 x 57 63 60 45 Chariho Middletown North Kingston East Greenwich Stonington Smithfield South Kingston Coventry New London West Warwick Cranston West Johnston North Kingston East Greenwich Smithfield South Kingston Coventry West Warwick Stonington Cranston West Johnston I J.V. TOURNAMENT Bulldogs 51 67 50 57 63 57 58 60 51 67 45 73 61 67 64 54 58 66 46 64 90 30 North Providence 47 43 Scituate 46 61 Mount St. Charles 75 36 South Kingston 11 J.V. PLAYERS Steve Gulla Kevin Dipollino Ted Marzilli Vic Morgan Mike Terranova Steve Laudone Kurt Stenhouse Doug Jarvis Mark Gaccione Chris Larsh Matt Panciera Chris Augieri Ron Gries Jim Toscano John Toscano Tom Albamonti Joe Rittacco Scott Way Greg Gulla Mike Arnold Far better itis to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt Division Title: Co-Champions When you play against the best, someone has got to lose, as long as it is not us. of course. The Bulldogs were determined to take the season to the limit but they needed to capture the first place holding earlier in the season. Mike Sciro recollects. The whole team was pumped up for the game and confident that we would win. There was alot of tension and pressure in the air because of the size of the crowd and the fact that we were both playing for first place.” They managed to surpass South Kingstown to attain this grasp on first place with a final score of 87-69. But the fight didn't stop here. The Bulldogs went on to win three consecutive league games that followed, however, the last game against Johnston prevented the Bulldogs from captivating sole possession of first place. Instead they share the honor with no other but South Kingstown. L.E.H. I i mu Heyl What do you say we hit Rhana Pippens next week? Our doubts are traitors And make us lose the good we oft might win By fearing to attempt. Shakespeare GIRL ’$ BASKETBALL I think the team has had a very successful season. We had a slow start at the beginning but we were able to pull together in the middle and achieve our goal of first place.” implies Sandra Sposato. Losing to Stonington. they had a 13-4 overall but with an official league record of ll-l and an 8 game winning streak, the girls managed to attain their goal. After the defeat of East Greenwich, we were in first place to stay and had gained the respect of the people who were skeptical of girl’s sports. emphasizes Tri-Captain Mary-anne McVicar. Being in first place makes you feel like you’re the best team around. It gives the team confidence in itself and makes it want to win every game. The disadvantage of being in first place is the pressure. You realize that by being in first place the only place you can go is down. You realize that you have to win every game to stay where you are.” Sandra recollects. I believe that our successes are due mainly to our coaches. They really deserve alot of credit.” admits Maryanne. L.E.H. Tri-Captain Marianne McVicar Tri-Captain Heidi Schwer Mr. Terranova VARSITY TEAM Anne Turco Audrey Smith Suwin Chan i Debbie Panciera Julie Kelly Heidi Schwer Sue Mecurio Marianne McVicar Tammy Edwards Sandra Sposato Sheila Mackay Cheryl Smith Trisha Rosso Cathy Morrone Holly Misto Cindy Morrone 24 OFFICIAL SCOREBOARD Opponent 40 South Kingston Bulldogs 39 34 Chariho 46 44 West Warwick 51 34 East Greenwich 3 53 Stonington 3' 38 30 Coventry 25 New London 43 40 Prout 50 35 Narragansett 41 54 Stonigton 21 28 New London 47 35 Chariho 57 41 West Warwick 60 39 East Greenwich 44 33 Coventry 47 38 Prout 47 30 Narragansett 42 23 17 24 17 24 8 12 27 23 17 15 30 25 10 29 4 South Kingstown Chariho West Warwick Last Greenwich Stonington Coventry New London Prout Narragansett Stonington New London Chariho West Warwick East Greenwich Coventry Prout Narragansett Rocky Hill Bulldogs 38 JUNIOR VARSITY Karen Schwer Kara Stenhouse Ebba L arson Kristin Farley Cathy Wholean D’ann Smith Sharon Bergel Gina Finizio Trishia Rosso Sue Mecurio Holly Misto Tammy Hafenbrak ■ Let it roll around the rim and right in. 3 2 127 SPRING SPORTS Baseball Softball r- there are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, there are thousands to prophesy failure! there are thousands to point out to you, one by one, the dangers that wait to assail you. but just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just take off your coat and go to it; just start to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done,” and you'll do it. e.a. guest chem team math team literary magazine pep club- senior members - underclassmen we are the bulldogs, we are the kings. where ever you see us. victory reigns! president elaine wohglemuth w.h.s. band 136 photography staff ann lyman — photography editor iJtL assistant editors carla panciera scott demirs 143 DISPUTE A Twist Of Lennon A Twist of Lennon When John Lennon first met Paul McCartney both were about fourteen and John was mildly inebriated. This particular meeting between two Liverpool schoolboys led to events that shook the world. People were a part of Lennon’s music. Everything from I Wanna Hold Your Hand” to ’’Strawberry Fields Forever” and Let it Be” have entered the hearts and souls of people all over the world. They touch a part of our lives Lennon seemed to know much about. On December 8. 1980 John Lennon was shot five times in front of his apartment building, the Dakota, in New York. Thousands of fans mourned his death and will continue to do so everytime we turn on the radio and hear Life is very short and there’s no time ...” M.J.T. WESTERLY — The summer was slowly expanded into late September for Westerly residents as they waited for School Board Officials and the Westerly Teachers Association to settle their differences. The negotiations were characterized by confusion, but the major differences came down to teachers’ salary, job security, and working conditions. To increase the problems of the already troubled School Committee, the Bus Drivers Union threatened to strike if their contract wasn’t settled. In the midst of the hostility in Westerly, the School Board set the opening date of school for September 12th. However, teachers boycotted classes and continued their negotiations at the Federal Mediation Office in Warwick. After 22 grueling hours of negotiations, talks broke off and the teachers continued to camp out in Warwick. Parents and students who were now very concerned and upset, began to attend meetings to remedy the situation. The School Committee then took action and asked for a court injunction forcing the teachers back to classes. After delays, a Superior Court Judge ruled in favor of the School Board on September 26th. On September 29th School began without contracts. Talks were at a standstill for the following month. Teachers, who were upset with the situation, set another strike deadline for October 26th. The day before the strike deadline, the Governor stepped in and persuaded both sides to go into binding arbitration. When the arbitration hearing ended, the impartial arbitrator decided in favor of the Westerly Teachers Association. Then school finally returned to normal. CMS ________) — Although the prestige and glamour of 7th Avenue fashion is not present in the 5 halls of WHS. students here do possess a variety and style all their own. While jeans, t-shirts and other creative clothing play a major role in high school fashion, a new wave of dress has quickly emerged among the students. The Prepedemic” has returned from the classic '50s to influence fashion concious students. Girls break from the jeans to clad themselves in dickies. wide-whale corderoys or kilts, monogramed or fair-isle sweaters, oxford shirts, turtle necks, knee socks and oxford shoes. The boys, who remain faithful to Levi’s and khakis, add the classic oxford shirt, turtle neck and crew neck sweater to their apparel. Footwear. Top-j siders or sneakers are worn ' sock-less by the serious Prep. Another recent fashion discovery has been hats — hats ranging from baseball hats with horns to cowboy hats have been a major fashion accessory, especially for parties and dances. These aspects are only a few of the intricate details of Westerly High fashion, but they lend to us the major focus of style in 1981. Fashion CMS n Movies People Magazine's Best Movies '80 Airplane! Coal Miner’s Daughter Dressed to Kill The Elephant Man The Great Sant ini Melvin and Howard My Brilliant Career Ordinary People Raging Bull The Tin Drum Music . . . OPUS '80 Top Ten 1. It's Still Rock Roll To Me 2. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 3. Magic 4. Ride Like The Wind 5. Call Me 6. Coming Up 7. All Out Of Love 8. Little Jeane 9. Upside Down 10. Lost In Love Sports . . . REMEMBER World Series — Philadelphia Phillies Super Bowl — Oakland Raiders Roberto Duran — Sugar Ray Leonard Fight V Stanley Cup — New York Islanders NBA Champions — Los Angeles Lakers r a no c ' January 20.1981 — A day Americans will remember for long time. A day of Freedom for 52 American hostages held in Iran for 444 days and the inauguration of the 40th President of the United States. The hostages began their ordeal when militants seized the US Embassy in Tehran in November of 1979. The Iranian government under the leadership of Ahatollah Khomeni demanded that the exiled Shah be returned to Iran for trial. However, the United States government kept its promise to the exiled Shah and insured his safety by not meeting the Iranian demands. In the summer of 1980, an unsuccessful rescue mission killed eight American servicemen. When the exiled Shah died of cancer later in the year, Iran posed greater threats to the US and the hostages. Finally, as President Carter ended a term filled with 14 months of difficult negotiations, US and Iranin officials reached an agreement; the hostages were now free. Americans everywhere decorated the land with yellow ribbons to welcome home their 52 fellow citizens for whom they had prayed for these past 14 months. Once again, Americans truly felt proud of their nation and its people. American Celebration At almost the same moment that the hostages were freed, America joined in another celebration — the inauguration of President Ronald Reagan. Reagan's presidency marked a new beginning for a proud nation and a movement back to strong, conservative ideals. In his Inaugural Address. President Reagan said that this would be an era of National renewal. For whatever the new President planned for America's future, this day was a great beginning. So as we look back into this cold and snowy winter, let us not forget that ray of sunshine, of hope that brought all Americans together in celebration — January 20. 1981. � L .IK Page 146 2. Kim Smith 2. Jude Beames 6. Cow Sposato 3. Jena Carey 3. Greb Greber 7. Chuckie Sposato 1. Pearlie Brown 4. Tina Algiere 4. Donna Christina 8. Ronnie” Woycik 2. Kerri Morenzoni 5. Luscious Luppc 5. Ab Abbott 9. Mare Morrone 3. Fillie Trombino 6. Free beer Eleazer 6. Lynanne Ballelli 10. Sue” Ahern 4. Slick Silva 7. Amy Dionne 7. Joe” Fontana II. Sharon Quintana 5. Lori Maggs 8. Carla Panciera 8. T T Bishop 12. Denise King 6. Gail Sullivan 9. Donna Schaeffer 9. Al” Trombino 13. Deb” Morrone 7. Chip Chipperfield 10. T Rosso 10. Liz D'Amato 14. Treb Trebisacci 8. Pam Crook II. Turk Turco II. Mac” MacVicar 15. Dee Crowley 9. Heather Silvia 12. Mary-Ellen Misto 12. Reese Ruisi 16. Dino” Sposato 10. Steve and Scott” Schonning 13. Laur Tate 13. Sandy” Trombino page 150 11. Kenny Swain 12. Zappa Marie 13. Di Balbat 14. Patty Aiello 14. Sue” Carr 15. Steph Saunders 15. Lynne Hietala 1. MJ” Terranova 16. Phil Murano 16. Jan” Sardelli 2. S.H.” Petrone 14. Butch Christina 17. Lor Serra 3. Nance Gardiner 15. Lis Parise 18. Rosko Rauso Page 149 4. Barbara Gavitt 16. Mitch Mitchell 19. Brock Broccolo 5. Jamie Laudone 17. Priest Rohdin 20. Pam Leroy 1. Aud Smith 6. Taco Ritacco 21. Pickles Lyman 2. Ericka Hemphill 7. Anne” Marcotte Page 147 Page 148 3. Terri Wright 4. Joe G.” Gencarella 8. Woggie Wohlgemuth 9. Schwa” Schwer 1. Karen” Smith 1. Dee Dee Devore 5. Bonnie” Gavitt 10. Col” Sullivan 150 Compliments Of THE D. E. STORE School Supplies Spirit Wear Candy c o Alan Redfern Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Westerly High School Class Of ’81 From THORP § TRAINER INSURANCE Dixon Square Building Westerly, Rhode Island (401) 596-0146 151 DINO'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Misquamicut Beach PAYNE CAMERA STORE 20 High Street Westerly, R.l. 596-4739 TOSCANO’S MEN SHOP 23 Canal Street 596-2584 MCCRORY 19-23 High Street Westerly, R.l. 348-8804 152 f M • m M _ m Downtown Westerly (eid rnWn 4 tr • Infant • Boys 1-14 H 50 High Street • Girls 1-14 Westerly • Maternity JUNIOR VILLAGE 596 4491 “mel cd s,udent Teens VOGUE y 154 the Sign of the CofJtn Cow Granite Hill Plaza Westerly, R.l. 596-4456 THE NEWPORT CREAMERY. INC. JAY’S NATURAL LOOK INC Ice Cream And Sandwiches Unisex Salon £ Ward Ave. Westerly, R.l. Tel. 596-1718 155 Whirlpool Frigidaire General Electric Kitchen Aid Amana Jenn Air Frigidaire Sales And Service. Domestic And Commercial Refrigeration And Air Conditioning MORRONE ELECTRIC INC 170 Main Street Westerly, R.l. 02891 Business Phone: 596-2102 Levi’s And Dickies 54 High Street Westerly, R.l. (401) 348-8574 Joanne’s Beauty Salon 3 WELLS STREET WESTERLY, R.l. 596-2496 Congratulations Class Of 1981 15b -------------- DAVY’S LOCKER WIGWAM MOTEL WIGWAM FAIRWAYS PADDY’S WIGWAM RESTAURANT A UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 30 Oak Street Westerly Rhode Island 02891 NEWPORT FABRICS, INC. (?onj)(e(t JJom€ euimj 1.i.Jiion (_uilom £)etoraImy Chenier Your Art Carved Class Ring Headquarters WSSZSKjCV HSWSjCKV 8 HIGH STREET Westerly, R.I. Est. 1934 596-2314 596-1439 TEL. C4D1 ] 596-2392 CHINESE-POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT — COCKTAILS — Orders put up To take Out OPEN DAILY 11:3D AM TIL ID PM FRI. SAT. 11:3D AM TIL 11 PM 27 CANAL STREET WESTERLY. R. I. 02091 Joseph Chan, pres. 1S8 DO'DQS ejzy WOKPOKAZeV POST ROAD, WESTERLY 596-2511 596-3441 AG3o pttmm Stonington Shopping Plaza Pawcatuck, Ct. _ B i dixon square limited 35 Broad Street, Westerly. Rl Luggage • Leather Accessories Perfumes • Fine Gifts 596-0193 4j 159 THE ST. CLAIR ANNEX ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH SHOP Congratulations To Our Many Friends And Valued Customers At Westerly High School BURDICK’S INCORPORATED High Street 596-4623 Burdicks Inc. Ov SKJtTINO r ___WESTERLY, R.l.___ AGWAY GARDEN HOME CENTER Grain Supplies Friendship Street, Westerly 596-5059 Best Wishes To The Class Of '81 ' tfaljj Itc7! Cl+tAi?: e CgjoAo ajlAR. - Vc' y z' . . A n m VwULC, - Avy ec c f Ponds Coctb°u s t £ oKc t c Y t Opi y bcv-Y 5wy - TlAocy I : 30 - y JO Fru II0 3o - o, 30 Specv l L va«l,V £o :30-.3fV TAU ooT oRbE© 5f -57 7 No fcFSU. NEcESS fcy toAi saWvA Kopp R.V � , R CuCaH .k- ) ConA, Acr S from H� gW hr CoacIi f«3Y cl BUSINESS CAROS • MAGNETIC SIGNS • INVITATIONS ENGRAVED SIGNS • STATIONERY • FILM DEVELOPING PRINTING SIGNS INEXPtNSIVtL Y QUICK 137 MAIN ST WESTERLY Rl 02891 SAL COSTANZA 401-348 0792 LINDA COSTANZA Mobil AA MORRONE YOUR ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER DUNNS CORNER S WESTERLY R I 02891 (401) 322-0470 SHORE ROAD (401) 322-1558 (401) 322-1559 FLOOR COVERINGS WALL COVERINGS V- vi minic-74 SINCE 1879 ,1 U.S. ROUTE 1 - POST ROAD - A- MILES EAST OF WESTERLY resterly Furniture J 401-322-7225 BEDDING DRAPERIES 161 Al Romanella Charles J. Sposato James Romanella Wish The Class Of 1981 Good Luck JAMES ROMANELLA 5 INC General Contractors 322-0651 Westerly, R.l. Ib2 m SUNRISE MEAT MARKET AND DELICATESSEN 130 Granite St. Tel. 596-9050 Owned 6 Operated By: Tom Piccolo LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SALON 80 High Street Westerly. Rhode Island (4a) 596-4448 Angelo Algiere High St. Phone 596-2703 Westerly, RI 02891 MOTEL EFFICIENCY HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES Pine JoJr Wotef OPEN ALL YEAR ROUTE 1 WESTERLY, R. I. 02891 TEL.: 401-322-0333 NORM AJUOY LAGERSTROM 163 WSSZSKjCV eOMMUMZCRSDJZ UfflOfl 122 Granite Street Westerly, RI. 02891 other stores THE SEASONS Swansea, mass, mashpee. mass, glen ellyn. ill. route 1 a. merchants square westerly, rhode island (401)596-2872 Congratulations Class of 1981 .. PAPECTIGCC MERCHANTS SQUARE WESTERLY, R.I. a 164 WESTERLY CABLE TV, INC. Granite Street Shopping Center Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 596-0156 Homestead Feeds, Inc. FRIENDSHIP STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Tel. 401 596-0710 596-1150 NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY 53 HIGH STREET WESTERLY. R.l. TELEPHONE 5960821 ANDREA HOTEL Atlantic Ave Misquamicut, Rl. Best Of Luck To The Class Of ’81 Saving Energy Is A Good Practice RESORTWEAR Where in the world . . . would you find a shop with such a zing of color? Only at Lilly's. Bay Street • Watch Hill • Family Shoes Women's Accessories Women's Apparel Children's Apparel Men's Accessories Restaurant Open Mon - Sat. 8am - 7:30pm Sun. 7:30am - 12pm The Complete Department Store Men's Apparel Work Clothes Cosmetics Jewelry Fabrics tJCPenney inHin Ct shnnmno X urtnrli D I This is Franklin St. Shopping Plaza, Westerly, R.I. Domestics Draperies Flousewares Complete Catalog Department (401) 596-0186 Priolo 5 Capizzano Realty Providing Year Round Service Watch Hill • Weekapaug • Avondale Shelter Harbor • Stonington 16 Canal Street Westerly. R.I. • 401-348-8103 • CLEANERS INC. 181 MAIN STREET WESTERLY R.I 02891 ifci 5 INBRNK 'NDl IS TUlAi NATlOMAl 0AMK JWUSZMAJC M ZJOMM KAM Two offices to serve you in Westerly; 102 Granite Street 39 High Street 596-7766 596-7701 49 HI- TIDE Atlantic Avenue McGormick’s Westerly Misquamicut Rl MIDWAY PIZZA HOUSE Specializing In Sheet Pizzas Delicious Pizza, Hot Oven Grinders Spaghetti Take Out Orders Only 125 Main Street Westerly Phone 596-1357 PHONE 401-596-7228 ARTISTS SUPPLIES -mL jU IRON HORSE HOBBIES COMPLETE LINE OF MODELS. R C PLANES BOATS LIONEL TRAINS HO 0 GAUGE DOLLHOUSE MINIATURE SUPPLIES 62 HIGH STREET DREMEL XACTO TOOLS WESTERLY. R I 02891 A TOUCH OF THE ISLANDS IN RHODE ISLAND THE island ZHouse Restaurant Lounge Misquamicut, Rhode Island MARTIN CLEMENS Phone (401) 596-0618 167 Circle Finance Co., Inc. 1 1 CANAL STREET WESTERLY RHODE ISLAND 02891 (401) 596 51 46 Samuel J. Agnello MANAGER JOB SHOP MACHINING DURANT MACHINE CO. 664 NOANK ROAD • MYSTIC. CON N ECTICUT 06355 DESIGN • HYDRAULICS • MANUFACTURE LARGEST STOCK OF HOSE HIGH PRESSURE FITTINGS IN SOUTHEASTERN CONN Walt Durant 203-536 7698 D'AMATO BROTHERS BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS Connecticut And Rhode Island Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1981 iI (401) 596-4949 JLwum %. SuMivcut VICE PRESIDENT SOUTH COUNTY GAS CO. 49 HIGH STREET PEOUOT GAS CO. 1 WESTERLY, R.l. Fashion Names At Affordable Prices Misses And Junior Apparel SUZIE QUE 30 High St. Westerly, R.l. 596-4727 168 42 HIGH STREET. WESTERLY. RHODE ISLAND Telephone 401 596-4460 27 High St. Westerly. Rhode Island 02891 Telephone 401 596-4421 16' LAUNCH AN EXCITING NEW CAREER AT ELECTRIC BOAT An Equal Opportunity Employer MAP HC GENERAL DYNAMICS Electric Boat Division Groton. CT 06340 ZENITH • GENERAL ELECTRIC • GIBSON • SPEED QUEEN WESTERLY TV 5 APPLIANCE, INC. RUDY VENDITTI 15 CANAL ST. TOM VENDITTI WESTERLY RD. BOB GRISWOLD 596-2811 HEALTHTRAX AFFILIATE NAUTILUS. CENTERS Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 27 Broad Street Peter Joyce Ruisi Westerly. Rhode Island 02891 LET US HELP DO IT ALL Paints - Wall Covering - Window Shades Woven Woods — Draperies — Bedspreads Hard and Soft Floor Covering — Professional Installations 116 Granite Street Shopping Center, Westerly, Rhode Island 596 2110 - 596 0244 OIL BURNER INSTALLATION and SERVICE GINGER’S SERVICE STATION 104 Oak Street Westerly, Rhode Island RANGE and FUEL OIL 596-4221 EUGENE GENCARELLI, SR President mm DECORATING CENTER Beautiful Rooms Start Here Complete Decorating Service BEA SMITH’S 43 High Street Westerly, R.l. 596-2438 MAKE YOUR NEXT APPOINTMENT AT HOUSE OF STYLE Frances Priolo 14 CANAL STREET (401) 596-2340 WESTERLY, Rl 02891 One hour mmiim: THE MOST IN DRV ClEANINO SUBURBAN CLEANERS, INC. Granite St. Shopping Plaza Westerly. Rl 02891 My Fair Lady, Inc. FOR THE INDIVIDUALIST” 25 Canal Street Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 Rosalie R. Gencarella 401 - 596-7565 172 Ted dy%ears Franklin Plaza Westerly. Rl 596-3963 Where You Will Find The Very Best Hallmark Cards. Gifts, And Toys! Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 H.E. THORP $ SON INC. Real Estate Dixon Square Building, Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 (40l)-596-l960 VICK MORGAN SONS, INC. Canal Street, Westerly 596-5805 Serving our great two-state area! Great news. Every day. That's why we're the best seller! We serve you six days a week with great news coverage, outstanding photos and value-packed advertising —making us the first choice of readers and businesses. When you graduate, keep the good reading habit —subscribe to The Westerly Sun. The Advertising Choice for Southern R.l. and Eastern Conn. THE Iggr SUN 56 Main St. Westerly. R.l. TELEPHONE (401)596-7791 (203)443-3307 -From The Misquamicut Resorts (The Wreck-Blue Sands-, Sifffe Calico Cat 175 Starlite Service 176 rnr rfi Wet+erly W fch Hill Atlantic Jive Westerly Ca i rieA 33 High St. 596-iS34 Cultivate the freshest flower This garden ever grew. Beneath these branches I once wrote such childish words for you. But that’s okay. There’s treasures children always seek to find. And just like us You must have had A Once Upon a Time. E. John To The Tel. 401-377-8844 Hlar t a Hlain 5$t. Restaurant 3lnc. Main St., Bradford, R.l. Business Hours Tues to Sat 9 AM to 10 PM Sun 6 Mon 4 PM to 10 PM Winter Hours Closed Mons. Open Sun 12 to 9 PM w Strange is it not that of myriads who before us passed the doors of darkness though not one returns to tell us of the road which to discover we must travel too. 177 m With Gratitude: The 1981 Yearbook Editors wish to express sincere appreciation to the following: — the Sports Boosters, for their cooperation and help with our refreshment stands. Without them we would never have managed. — the Janitors, for always unlocking the doors for us. — Mr. Dunn and Mr. Lombardi, for allowing us all our activities and giving us the priviledge of our own yearbook room. — Monsier Bruce Dupuis, for, without his help, encouragement. understanding, and sense of humor our book would not have been possible. — Mr. John DeWale, for his patience when we were not sure what pictures we wanted, and his expertise because he was sure. — Mr. Angelo, for getting us off to a good start, picking us out a great bunch of editors, and making all those trips to the bank for us. ver • Imports i Watch Hill By Appointment 178 The Front Porch D’ANGELO Submarines, Syrians. Salads Granite Street Western, Rl PATRONS A friend Bill. Barbara. Heather and Michael Bliven Donna and Carla Stilis Photographic Studio Peter Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terranova Mr. and Mrs. John Kudej Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Algieri Overstock-Duke. Earl and Ace Mr. and Mrs. William Gray and family Sister Mary Edgar Mrs. Varina Holland Marjorie Duen James G. Gleason Richard and Norma Algiere Jim Corbett Stephen and Concetta McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Serra jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sminkey Mrs. Lupinacci and Anthony Joseph L. McNulty Mr. Brad Pride Gail and Don G. H. Routhier Mr. and Mrs. Fatola Mr. and Mrs. Dan Aiudi Cecelia Brodanini Mary Lou Serra Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacVicar Lynn and Susan “Mac’ Compliments of the Terjesen family Benjamin H. Carpenter III Westerly High Twirlers Louise A. Blanda Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Blanda Lyndy” Olive Campbell. R.N. Alex D. Crane Jessie Adriano Tony Trovato Derek Rusek Mr. and Mrs. Rusek Thomas T. Thorpe Adrien Solo Chris Sanchez Java Robin M. Barnard Kathleen E. Crandall Dawn M. Chiaradio Bob Ballelli Mike Siciliano Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marcotte Hank Pendleton. Jr. Anne Cozz £ Deb Corn (rabbit) Linda Houlihan Tom Terjesen Joe Moosey Kal-EI Jan Zerbarini Mrs. Fletcher Miss Despres Mark and Jaye Sardelli Mrs. Carreau Mr. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wright. Jr. MLM '81 Mrs. Woodruff Mr. £ Mrs James Sullivan Michele and Arthur Sara and Wilhelm Voss L’une et seule moi, Lynne Lanice and Jananne Painted Wings and Giant’s Rings Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jakob Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Chapman Baby and Budget In memory of Jim Pilotti: You will always be remembered! 179 180 It’s a distant echo or a faint and fading smile 'That follows us, that draws us near And we can stay awhile. We can stop and listen Hear the music far away, And we are all enchanted Because that music says,