Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

'.V ( poo6 - « ■ PA RK A«S iN BRADFORD INfUtOi DR k((NA DR 8aa«« j. v t � • ; E f RAhCU av TxfO ' 4'r SH£LT£R «(0 Wii vis ii «A S QUONOCHONTAUG POND ✓ «wf,‘ DUNN Corns r 7 ' o i;. -4' -Jj r i W — i v 1 WtEKAPAUG XiX ______________ SPRlVO Av ( £? 1________ OUR TOWN Westerly High School Westerly, Rhode Island Dedication As we attain our highest aspirations and reach for our dreams, we will always cherish the love and understanding given to us by very special people. Like the sculptor who molds his clay with utmost care and pride, the ones who love us most dedicate unending time and effort to the shaping of a unique individual. As the texture is imprinted deep into the clay’s surface, necessary values of honesty, love and ambition are impressed upon us. Alleviating the pains and sorrows of growing up, the fears of the unknown, and sharing in the happiness of life, they praise and encourage us to strive to be the best that we can. They give us invaluable advice and suggestions so that their influence is positive and their clay will take on a form that they can be proud of. The final touches are added as we set out on our own to grow and develop. Eager to learn and experience new things, we experiment with unending colors and glazes. The final coat is applied in preparation for the firing, hoping that the sculpture will make it through the baking intact, the finished product a work of art. The members of the class of 1984 would like to express our admiration and respect for the selfless love and support we have received. The 1984 yearbook, “Our Town,” is dedicated to the parents of our class as a small token of our appreciation. jjjpusand dajfr. Contents Seniors 15 Faculty 67 Underclassmen 79 Sports 101 Activities 131 Ads 153 We gratefully acknowledge Thorton Wilder’s Our Town for the text of this yearbook. 11 Mr. Ryan Class Advisors Four years have passed since you took on the job of advising our class and in this time we have grown and experienced the joys and sorrows that come with life. Our high school career, “the best years of our lives,” has lived up to this quotation which we have often heard. With your encouragement and dedication, we have developed life-long relationships and worked together on different projects to make our class successful both financially and socially. Our dances, proms, and field trips have enriched our quest for knowledge and sparked many cherished memories. Thank you, Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Farley, for the faith, determination and endless hours that you gave to bring our class together, making these years the happiest times of our lives. Mrs. Farley Voarhnnk Mrs. Serra Mrs. Berardo As the years go by we will always look back on the knowledge, invaluable experiences, relationships, and unending laughs of our four years of Westerly High. A storehouse of treasured memories, the yearbook is a priceless piece of the past Much time, effort, and dedication on the part of the yearbook staff goes into its creation, but without the guidance, experience, and support of our advisors, it would never have been possible. The Yearbook Staff of 1984 and the members of our class, would like to thank Mrs. Serra, Mrs. Berardo, and Mrs. Woodruff for the enthusiasm, devotion, and sharing that it took to make the West'lyan a success. 12 Mrs. Woodruff Photography Editors Debbie Chapman, Joshua Bewlay Layout Editor Brenda Sposato Co-Editors Jennifer Brown, Christine Dawson 13 Business Editor Mildred Chin Sports Editor John Feraco Clerical Editor Deanne Storti Advertising Editor Kathleen McGregor . “This is the way we were: in our growing up and in our living. ” SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Class Officers To my fellow classmates and friends: Each one of us represents a unique and valuable thread which has been woven into the varied and vibrant quilt which symbolizes our Senior Class. The happiness which we have enjoyed throughout the past four years colors our creation with robust hues, and the lessons which we have learned warm us to future challenges. Like any home-made article, we do not lack imperfections, but we may take justifiable pride in the culmination of our efforts. We can now look to tailor the future to fit our dreams, but we must always keep in mind the fundamental lessons of the past. In retrospect, it has truly been an honor and a privilege to serve this class for four consecutive years. The experience has been a prudent teacher; my only hope is that 1 have proved deserving of your confidence. I sincerely thank you for your help and support, and I pray that all of you may find happiness and success in your future endeavors. James Steven Toscano Senior Class President 1984 P.S. Fortes fortuna adiuvat. (Fortune favors the brave.) So set your goals high; you will achieve them. . to r. Lisa Sisco-Social Chairman, Paul Gagnon-Vice-Presidcnt, Bethany Walkcr-Sccrctary, James Toscano-Prcsidcnt. Laurie Giardino-Trcasurer. 16 I Paul Albamonti Celestina Alessio Cindy Algiere Robert Almeida Amy Beth Azzinaro Doreen Barber Rae-Ann Beaulieu William Beattie Sharon Bergel Joshua Bewlay Anthony Boduch 18 Kimberley Boggs Tammy Bonanno David Brodeur Charles Brooks Jennifer Brown Lonny Brown Michelle Buck Gregory Burbelo 19 David Burton Russell Calouro Gina Capalbo Richard Capalbo Jamie Capizzano Sherry Cappuccio Deena Cherenza Anthony Chiaradio Mildred Chin Melissa Choquette Gregory Christy Evelyn Cimalore Susan Cimalore Carolyn Cinami Deborah Chapman Paul Cravinho Michael Creaturo Keith Crider Kelly Daniels Kevin Corina Michael Cozzolino Kathy Cofone Mark Comolli Christine Dawson Kevin Debigare Christopher Devine Karen Devine Maria DiFilippo Daniel DiMaio Lisa DiMuccio Lisa DiNapoli James Dinwoodie Terence Donohue Melanie Douglas Jill Dufour Janet Edmond Michael Eleazer Stephen Farago Kristen Farley Scott Farley Sean Farley Dawn Farrell Mia Federico John Feraco Donna Ferraro Gina Finizio Anne Fisher Karen Fitzgerald James Fletcher 25 Yolanda Fontana Duncan Forbes Arlene Fusaro Rosa Fusaro Luigi Gaccione Theresa Gaccione Lawrence Gadrow Paul Gagnon Linda Gencarella Laurie Giardino Linda Gingerella Stephen Giordano Karen Gallo Diane Gencarella Robert Goddard Nelson Gonzalez Michael Gouvin Ronald Gries Steven Gulla Thomas Gulluscio Darlene Haberek Tammie Hafenbrak Joseph Haines Dina Handley Corrine Hansen Robert Henderson Denise Hietala Elizabeth Jarvis 28 Kathleen Johnson Dawn Jones Robert Kapfer Kathleen Keegan Michael Keenan Sherry Kenyon Terrie Kepping Nancy Ketchum Beth Kidder Robert King Shawn Lacey Roland Lariviere 29 Christopher Larsh Paul Larson Stephen Laudone Scott Lawton Daniel LeRoy Steven Letterle Kimberly Lima David Long James Long Todd LoPriore Asa Lundberg Christopher Luppe Michael Luther Nancy Luzzi Christopher Maderia Jason Main David Malagrino David Marcotte Theodore Marzilli Kathleen McGregor Kathleen Monahan Kristine Monahan Kenneth Morgan Victor Morgan Darren Morrone Lisa Morrone 32 Maria Morrone Cheryl Newman Sean O’Connell Melissa O’Leary Lucia Pagliuso 33 Matthew Panciera Wendy Panciera Monica Parise Roland Parrilla Charlene Petrone Scott Piccolo Jerome Pie Victor Ponte Kevin Payne Robert Peacock Steven Pelletier Anne Pereira Jana Pratl Marcella Quintana Kimberly Randall Randy Rauso Darlene Reed Deborah Rickmond Rose Ritacco Deborah Robbins Eva Rohdin Christopher Rose Suzanne Sawyer Daniel Schilke Curt Schwarz Rac Ann Sciro George Routhier Linda Ryan Gibbs Saunders Michael Sawyer Thomas Ruisi Thomas Ruiz Kara Scott James Serra Gregg Servidio Stephen Servidio Kathy Shawn Constance Sisco Lisa Sisco Michael Sisco Ronald Sisco Cynthia Smith D’Anne Smith Dawn Smith Michelle Snow Jewelly Spencer 38 Brenda Sposato Kara Stenhouse Kurt Stenhouse Deanne Storti Sharon Terranova Elizabeth Texter Tracy Strafach Robert Stryker Susan Strafach Christopher Tate Dawn Sullivan Michael Terranova Christopher Tobin James Toscano Thomas Toscano Louis Trebisacci Stano Trombino Kathy Tucker John Turco Susan Urso Thomas Vaillancourt John Vennari Joseph Vennari Lawrence Villanova Gary Vitterito Peter Vocatura Bethany Walker Melanie Weisenberger Peggy White Gisele Williamson Gary Wright Mark Wright John Wulforst Paula Young 45 47 Tile most important thing to be happy” Senior Directory Judith Adriano Judy 7 Holmes Circle “If you love something set it free. If it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn't it never was. Library Aide 1.2.3.4 OKLAHOMA! 2 Paul Albamonti 22 Forrcstal Drive “Please. Believe in God! Believe in Yourself! Believe in Right! Believe in Love! May you take these four keys of happiness with you everywhere, and every moment.” Track 2 Cclcstina Marie Alcssio Chel 55 Cross Street “Throughout one's life he will spend many precious moments with very special friends. These moments can never be relived but their memories arc forever.” Student Council 1,2.4 Pep Club 3.4 Pep Rally 3.4 D.E.C.A. Competitions Prom Committee 3.4 Theatre Club 4 Travel Club 4 Cindy Algierc Cin Westerly Bradford Road “If you feel you're in the middle of no where, near the end of the line. There's a border to somewhere wailing. And there's a tankful of time. Twirler I Pep Club 1 Choir 1.2 Rob Almeida Coop 3 Chickadee Lane “Set your goal in life, and GO FOR IT.” Soccer 1,2 Ski Club 4 Hawaii Trip 4 Stephen Altimari Steve 8 Midland Road “People look to me and say is the end near, when is the final day, what's the future of mankind? How do I know. I got left behind.” David Antoeh Torch 7 Gallup Street “Fly on, Frecbird!” Football 1.2.3.4 Track 3,4 Honor Roll I.2.3.4 Diane Antoeh Di Woody Hill Road “Happiness is something you don't appreciate till it's gone but the best thing about the future is that it remains yet to be seen.” Choir 1.4 Talent Show 3.4 Joseph Augeri Joe 150 Post Road “I have not yet begun to fight. Football 1,2.3.4 Track 1.3.4 OKLAHOMA! 2 Donald Autry Auch 104 East Avenue “If you can imagine it. you can dream it. If you can dream it. you can become it.” Ski Club 3.4 Tennis 3.4 Amy Azzinaro Amy I Pcquot Avenue “Jim. each day my love for you grows stronger. I'll love you forever, even longer. I love you!!” Choir 2.3 Pollv Balcntine Bal. Pol 26 Linden Street “I pass the relief from the tossing sea of cause and theory to the firm ground of result and fact.” Ski Club 3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Track 4 Students Against Smoking Committee 4 Doreen Barber Dor l.angworthy Road “Dance is the loftiest, the most moving. the most beautiful of the arts for it is no mere translation or abstraction from life, it is life.” Honor Roll 1.2,3 Oklahoma 2 Pep Club 3.4 Washington Trip 2 Choir 1,2.3.4 Cabaret 4 Theatre Scrapbook Club 3.4 Talent Show 1.2.3.4 French Dinner 3 William Beattie Bill Lamphere Road “I shall not return.” Ski Club 3,4 Hawaii Trip 4 Rac-Ann Beaulieu Rac. Little Fishy 27 Newton Avenue “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn't it never was.” Washington D.C. 2 Flag Corp. 3,4 DECA 1.2 Choir 4 D.E. Fashion Show 4 D.E. Store Manager D.E. 1,2 Sharon Marie Bergcl Bcrgy 7 George Street “He who holds his head the highest, is the first to sec the rainbow.” Basketball I Spanish Dinner 3.4 Hawaii Trip 4 Ski Club 3.4 Pep Club 4 Rally 4 Joshua Mare Bewlay Josh Old Post Road “I stood among them, but not of them; in a shroud of thoughts which were not their thoughts.” Soccer 1.2 Close-Up 3.4 Band 1,2 Pep Club 3.4 Public Speaking 4 Pep Band 1,2 Chcm Team 2 Model Leg. 2.3,4 Rally 3.4 Stage Band 2 Insite I Yearbook 1.2,3,4 Track 3.4 Student Council 1.3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3.4 Stock Market Game 3.4 Youth Council On Smoking 4 Tony Bodueh Duck Shore Road “Hey Clowns! Let’s Party! ' Football 1.2.3.4 Golf 2,3,4 Track I K im be rley Boggs Kim 3 Haswcll St. “Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the road less traveled by and that made all the difference.” Student Council 1.2,4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 3 Oklahoma! 3 Washington Trip 2 Tammy Bonanno OBTM Mowncy Road Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday!” Student Council 2.3.4 Talent Show 2 Class Fundraising Committee 3 Coke Machine 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 David Brodeur Bro 11 Ccdarcrcst Drive “We howl in appreciation yeah, turn it up get prepared there's gonna be a party tonight.” Track Ski Club Pep Club Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest Charlie Brooks Chuckles 7 Paupck Run “Strive to stand on lop of the world.” Jennifer Sue Brown Jen Hen. Muffy Governor Avenue, Wcckapaug “I look to the sea — reflections in the waves spark my memory. Some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends and the dreams we made.” Homeroom Rep. 1.2 Once Upon a Dream I Prom Committee 3.4 Spanish Dinner 3.4 Pep Club 4 Yearbook 2,3,4 Yearbook Co-Editor 4 National Honor Society 3,4 R I Honor Society 4 High Honors 1.2,3.4 Youth Council Against Smoking 4 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4 Pep Rally 4 Lonny Brown Westerly-Bradford Road. Bradford Michelle Buck 7 Batlcrson Avenue “Make the most of the best and the least of the worst.” Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Dante Award 3 National Honor Society 3.4 Washington D.C. Trip 2 Italy Trip 3 Hawaii Trip 4 Greg Burbclo Burbs 25 Rivcrvicw Avenue “I can resist everything except temptation!” Tennis 2.3.4 David Burton Burdy 15 Holmes Street “I’m gone this weekend.” Track 3 Baseball 4 Russell P. Calouro Russ 42 Walton Street “What's up Big Guy?” Track 2.4 Gina Renea Capa I bo Gi 216 High Street “My tastes arc simple: I like to have the best.” Spanish Dinner 3.4 Honor Roll 3 Richard Capalbo Rich 34 Pleasant Street “Live life day to day. seems so passe, everything you do and say, it's just another cliche. Life is just a cliche Soccer 1.2.3 Jamie Lynne Capizza no Jamie 10 Thompson Avenue “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched but arc felt in the heart.” Class Social Chairman 1.2,3 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1,2.3.4 Football Rally 4 Girls Track 1.2.3.4 State Track Meet 2.3 Girls Soccer 2 Insitc I Washington Trip 2 Theatre Club 4 Vice-President French Club 3 French Dinner 3 Prom Committee 1.4 Homeroom Rep. 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3.4 Hawaii Trip 4 Sherry Cappuccio Box 639 Rt. I DECA 3.4 Fashion Show 4 Julia Cardinal 37 Grccnman Avenue Thea Elaine Carey Thc-a 17 State Street Let me be free to think my own thoughts, to choose my own way, to be my own person.” Homeroom Rep. 1.2 Travel Club 3 Girls Soccer 2.3,4 Girl's Track 1.2.3,4 Ycarbook 3 Pep Club 3.4 Jogging Club 3 Stock Market Game 3 Kathleen Carparclli Post Road Kevin Carr 5 East Stuart Street Bethany Cclico Smell 28 John Street “Laughter is the best medicine; (I'm living proof!!!)” Student Council I Pep Club 1,2,4 Insitc I Ski Club I Deborah Lynne Chapman Chap. CHAPMAN!! 42 Rivcrvicw Avenue “If you believe in love or fairytales, there's nothing you can’t do. So close your eyes and hold on tight and your miracle will come true!” Yearbook 2.3 Photography Co-Editor 4 Track 1.2,3.4 Soccer 3,4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Pep Club 1.4 Ski Club Italian Dinner 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2.3 Prom Committee 3 Deena Cherenza Wccna, Deep 8 Happy Valley Rd. “Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul. Soccer 2.3.4 Basketball 2.3.4 Pep Club 4 Student Council I Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Washington D.C. Trip 3 Italian Dinner 3 Anthony Chiaradio Tony. Fly 20 Pleasant Street “Live for today for there may be no tomorrow.” Mildred Chin Mil. Millie 147 East Avenue “Special joys and special places; special friends together-the moments pass so quickly, but the memories arc forever.” Student Council 1.2.3,4 Yearbook 3 Business Editor 4 Pep Club 4 Prom Committee 3.4 Stock Market Game 3 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Pep Rally 4 Melissa Anne Choqucttc Missy 29 Main Street “When the horse is dead, get off!” Choir 1,2,3,4 Gregory Christy 56 Avondale Road Evelyn Cimalore 20 Narragansctt Avenue “A friend is one who knows you as you are. understands where you have been, accepts who you have become and still gently invites you to grow .” Susan Marie Cimalorc Cima RFD 3 Old Post Road “To celebrate life to follow a dream, to celebrate love . share one.” Talent Show 1.2 Dcca 4. DLi 3.4 Quincy Market 3. Fashion Show 4 Carolyn Ann Cinami Carolyn 13( Watch Hill Road “Cherish forever what makes you unique.” Insitc I Meet the Author 1.2 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Christmas Assembly 2 Oklahoma 2 Washington D.C. Trip 2 Cabaret 3 Godspcll 2 National Honor Society 3.4 Sons of Italy Scholarship Award 3 Brown U. Book Award 3 Second Prize Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3 President Theater Scrapbook Co.. 3.4 Cabaret 4 Chairperson Rl Youth Council on Smoking 4 Homeroom Rep. 2.3.4 Talent Show 1.2.3.4 Katherine Amanda Cofonc Kath 56 Oak Street “If today doesn't look to bright, don’t worry because tomorrow the fog will clear up.” Pep Club Student Council Honors 1.2.3 Mark Comolli Comolc 44 Watch Hill Road “I hope Neil Young remembers; It’s belter to burn out than fade away. Football 1.2.3.4 Track 1,3.4 Golf 2 Kevin Corina 6 Narragansctt Avenue “It’s only life, you gotta live it.” Literary Magazine 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2 Michael Angelo Cozzolino Cox 7 David Avenue “It’s not the size of the man in the fight. It’s the size of the fight in the man.” Football 1.2.3.4 Golf 1,2.3.4 Paul Cravin ho Corky 132 Watch Hill Road “Life is death without real friends and money can’t buy them.” Football I.2j3.4 Golf 2.3 Band 1.2 Michael Crcaluro Scawood Shore Keith Crider Crider Chin Hill Road A donut a day keeps the doctor away.” Tennis. Ski Club Kelly Daniels Kcl 9 Spruce Street “On with the dance, let the joy be un-confincd.” Theater Scrapbook Co. 3 Talent Show 4 Choir 1.2.3.4 Oklahoma 2 Pep Club 2 New York Trip 2 Cabaret 84 Library Aid 3 Librarian for Char. 4 Christine Marie Dawson Chrissy, Tc Moriah Drive “In a cold world, everyone needs a friend to keep them warm.” Yearbook 1,2.3.4, Co-Editor. Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Rally 3.4. Spanish Dinner 3. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Kevin Debigare 49 Clark Street Chris Devine Killer 6 Popon Rd. Watch Hill “Why do today what you can pul off till tomorrow.” Cabaret 83 Karen Devine Kay-Dee 6 Popon Rd. Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.” Student Council 3 Theater Scrapbook 4 Choir 2.3.4 New York 3.4 Cabaret 83. 84 Choir librarian 4 Maria T Difilippo Clancy. Ria 62 Oak Street “Amor Vincit Omnia”-Lovc conquers all. Twirlcr 3.4 Twirling Captain 4 Band Exchange Concert 3 Pep Club 3.4 Pep Rally 3,4 Talent Show 1,3.4 Providence Journal Stock Market Game 2 Student Council 2 Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Latin Club 3.4 Daniel Dimaio North Windward Drive Lisa Dimuccio Old Post Rd “Don’t let the past remind us of what we arc now.” Pep Club 2.3 Student Council 1,2 Theater Club 3 Hawaii 4 Prom Com. 4 Lisa DiSapoli School Drive “And a friendship that is ours to share, with its “Largos” and “allegros” moves everlasting; onward in sweet memories.” Cheerleader 2.3 Captain 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Student Council 3.4 Yearbook 4 Oklahoma 2 Talent show 2.3.4 Insite 1 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 James Din woodie Woody Hill Rd. Terry Donohue Tex, Hooster Gooster 10 Ashcl Street “Good fences make good neighbors.” Baseball 1.3.4 Football 2 Melanie Douglas Mel. Miss Mary Sunshine 39 Happy Valley Rd. “We are as happy as we make up our minds to be.” Yearbook 3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Newspaper 3.4 Golf team 3 Prom Comm. 4 Football Rally 3.4 Honor Roll 1,2.3 Jill Dufour Valley Drive “If there were no moments of calm amours the world’s haste and confusions. no wishes could be bom. and dreams would never exist.” Pep Club 2.3 Student Council 1.2 Hawaii Trip 4 Prom Commiltc 4 Janet Christy Edmond Pudding. Hanct 65 Cross Street “On my egress from the premises; Remember not the tears I’ve cried, but the times we laughed together. Remember not my shortcomings, but the qualities you liked me for. Remember not the passing but the fun we’ve had as friends. Remember me; And I shall remember these were the best years of my life.” Track 1.2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper Editor 3,4 “Bearskin” 2 Drama Club 2 Pep Club 2 Spanish Dinner 3.4 Golf team Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 Micheal Elcazer Moses. Roscy 2 Edgewood Avc. “The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. the story of love is hello and good-bye until we meet again.” Football 2 Basketball 3.4 Stephen harago 83 Avondale Rd Kristen Ear Icy 14 Sandra Dr “What another would have done as well as you, do not do it; What another would have said as well as you; do not say it; written as well, do not write it. Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself-and thus make yourself indcspcnsible.” Soccer 2.3.4 Basketball I Track 1.2 Pep Club 1.2.4 Newspaper 3 Prom Comm. 1.4 Theater Scrapbook 3.4 Meet the Author 1.2 French Dinner 3.4 Tennis 4 Stock Market Game 3 Godspcll 3 Homeroom Rep. 1.2 Ski Club 3,4 French Club 3 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Scott Farley Scan 14 Sandra Dr. Talents differ; all is well put. If I cannot carry forests on my back. Neither can you crack a nut.” Soccer 1.2.3,4 Golf 1.2 Tennis 3 President French Club 3 Ski Club 3 Tutor 3.4 Student Council I Model Legislature 2.3.4 Project Insight I Yearbook 3 Pep Club 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Providence Journal Slock Market Game Scan Francis Farley Scott 14 Sandra Dr. Soccer 1.2.3.4 Golf 1.2 Yearbook 3,4 Student Council 1.2 Model Legislature 2.3.4 Insight Providence Journal Stock Market Game 3.4 M.C. Babcock Essay Contest 2,3.4 Tutor 3,4 Ski Club 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Dawn Lynn Farrell 48 Clark St. “Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Band 1,2.3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Oklahoma 2 French 1.2.3 French Club 3 Washington Trip 2 Band Exchange 2 Mia Federico Fed. Mamma 164 High Street “Accept me as I am only then will we discover each other.” Soccer 2.3.4 Track 2 Basketball 3 Italian Dinner 3 Travel Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Yearbook 3.4 Linda Genoa re I la 24 Ashaway Road John J. Fcraco 13 Nichols Lane “Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.” Stock Market Game 2.3 Spanish Dinner 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 High Honors 1.2,3,4 Chemistry Team 2 Rensselaer Math and Science Award 3 Golf 2.3,4 Sports Editor. Yearbook 4 Donna Marie Ferraro Mouse 1 Laurel Avenue “And in the end; the love you take is equal to the love you make.” DEC A 4 DEC A Fashion Show 4 Color Guard I Pep Club I Gina Carole (Anastasia) Finizio Gi, Hoss 14 Midway Avc. “Tempora mutantur. omnia mutantur; fugaccs anni. Tamcn alis volatpro-prus! Twirlcr 1 Basketball I Track I Tennis 2,3,4 Studnet Council 2.3 President 4 Pep Club 3.4 Chem Team 2,4 Talent Show 3.4 Donkey Basketball 3 Theater Club 3.4 Cabaret Review 3 Ski Club 4 Rally 4 Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Anne Marie Fisher Fish 34 Narragansctt Avenue “Now the soft parade has soon begun. Cool pools from a tired land sink now in the peace of evening. Band 1.2 Basketball 2 Powder Puff Game 2 Pep Band 1,2 Spanish Dinner 3 Track I Washington. D.C. Trip 2 Karen Fitzgerald 2 King Street “My treasured memories of living overseas. Stage Crew I Christmas Play I Majorettes 2 Chorus 2 James Fletcher Flclch 6 Main Street. White Rock “Look within before you seek the material things in life.” Yolanda Fontana Yo, Yo-yo 136 Tower Street “You can never win if you never try Duncan Leslie Forbes Funklin Dorbes 62 Elm Street “I hold the world but as the world, a stage, where man must play a part, and mine a sad one. l et me play the fool.” Track 1.2,3 Lit. Magazine 1,2.3 Ski Club 1.2.3 Newspaper Arlene Fusaro “A.F. , ”air Tom Harvey Rd R.R. I Box 243 We cannot discover new oceans, if we do not have the courage to leave the shore. Ski Club 3.4 Prom Court 3 Italian Dinner 3 Student Council 1,2.3.4 Italy Trip 3 Yearbook 3 Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Rosa Fusaro 17 Thompson Avc. “Special joys and special places special friends together — the moments pass so quickly, but the memories arc forever.” Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Once Upon a Dream 1 Louis Gaeeione Jimmy Page 28 Woodlund Avc. “The sky is filled with good and bad that mortals never know. You have to let the body sleep to let the soul live on.” Theresa Gaeeione TRE I Maswcll Street “The moment may be temporary, but, the memory lives forever. Larry Gad row 48 Quannacut Road No human being or society can condemn the love I feel, for there is enough hate in this world. Track 1.2.3,4 Football 3 French Club 3 Paul T. Gagnon Gags 7 Avondale Road One learns from the mistakes that are made, yet one must not make mistakes to learn. Class Vice-President 1.2.3.4 Treasurer-French Club 3 French Dinner 3 Prom Committee 3,4 Soccer 1.2,3.4 Captain 4 Track 1.2,3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Yearbook 4 Rally 2.4 InSite I Karen Gallo Gallo Milrosc Avenue Always there remain portions of our heart into which no one is able to enter, invite them as we may. Pep Club 1.4 Class Trip Committee 3 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Fund Raising Committee 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2.3 Diane Genearclla Di Nichols Lane Don't loose your grip on the dreams of the past. You must fight to keep them alive. Pep Club 3.4 Travel Club 4 Soccer 2 Hawaii Trip 4 Linda Genearclla 24 Ashaway Road Laurie Joann Giardino Lau 85 Wells Street Don't go through life with regrets, life is something to be cherished and not to be wasted; you only live once, so enjoy life while you can and when you can't enjoy life no more, think back to the days when we have enjoyed life the most. Treasurer 1,2,3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Track I Talent Show 1.3 Homeroom Rep. 2.4 Stock Market Game 2.3.4 Italy Trip 2 The Barker photo editor 3 Italian Christmas Dinner 3 Flmire College Key Award 3 Theater Club 3,4 Travel Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3.4 National Honor Society 3,4 Rhode Island Honor Society 4 Hawaii Trip 4 Washington D. C. Trip 2 Modern Dance 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2 Linda Elizabeth Gingcrdla Lin Scenic Heights Drive We are stardust, we are golden, and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden. Track I Pep Club 1.2.3,4 DEC A 4 DEC A Fashion Show 4 Prom Committee 4 Stephen Paul Giordano Gio Oakwood Road “Sometimes the light’s all shinin' on me. other times I can barely see, lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip its been.” Golf 1.2.3,4 Football 1,2 Band 1.2 Robert Goddard Doctor Bob 13 Franklin Street People are people Literary Magazine 2,3,4 Newspaper 3.4 Travel Club 4 Nelson Gonzalez 116 Main Street Michael Gouvin 12 Main Street. White Rock Ron Grics Stretch Woody Hill Rd . Bradford Don't ever run away from a problem because the problem won't run away from you. Basketball 1.4 Football 2 Steven Gulla 17 Midway Avenue Thomas Gulluseio 30 Urso Drive Darlene Habcrck Sprout 19 Charles Avc. Everyone has talent; what is rare is the courage to follow that talent to the dark place where it leads. Ski Club 3,4 Spanish Dinner 3 Honor Roll 3 Tammie Hafenbrak Hulk. Hafcnwack Dunn's Corner's. RFD 3 I'd rather be a Hafcnwack then a whole wack Jack!” Basketball 1.2.3.4 Softball 1.2.3.4 Soccer 2,3.4 Honor Roll Joseph Haines 31 West Beach Street Dina Lynn Handley Dee 63 Tower Street “The eye lies not alone. Dreams arc all our own inside every vision we see two of what one could be. For asleep we arc awaken to dreams eyes closed. Eyes opened. Possessions and obsessions awoken to see. another return from reality. Class Secretary 1.2.3 Cheerleader 2.4 Girl's Track 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Secretary-French Club 3 French III Dinner Theater Club 3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Powder Puff Football 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3 InSite I Washington Trip I Corrinc Beth Hansen Corri 6 Westview Drive “For long you'll live, and high you'll fly. And smiles you'll give, and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. High Honors 1.2.3,4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 S.C. Treasurer 4 Homeroom Rep. 1,3.4 Travel Club President 3,4 Talent Show 1.2.3.4 Modern Dance 2 Theater Club 3.4 Latin Club 3 Providence Journal Stock Market Game 2.3.4 Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminars 2 Holy Cross Book Prize 3 Otis P Chapman Prize Speaking Contest 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2.3.4 Robert Dean Henderson Hendy 228 Shore Road In my version of the Universe, it’s far out; there's more than meets the eye in every situation.” Football 1,2,4 Basketball 2.3.4 Golf 1.2.3.4 Denise N. Hie tala 7 Quarry Rd “The lover of life is not a sinner; The ending is just the beginning; The closer you get to the meaning. The sooner you know that you're dreaming. Heaven Hell Elizabeth Jarvis Lizzy 69 Granite Street If you're too seared to be adventurous. you'll miss out on a lot of life Kathleen Elizabeth Johnson Cass 23 Potter Hill Rd Ski Club Dawn Marie Jones Dawnc 3 Wcathcrvanc Way “In youth we learn; in age we understand. Choir 2.3.4 Insitc 2 Robert Kapfer Food 509K Donizetti Rd. Football 1,2,3.4 Kathleen Keegan Keeg. 143 Winnapaug Rd. “Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sherry Lynn Kenyon Nanc. Buffy, Fuddy Buddy I Schilkc Drive “The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay; Love isn’t love til you give it away. Ski Club 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2 Washington Trip 2 Terric Kepping 44 John Street Beth Ann Kidder Robin Hollow Lane “When you’re in love you’ll always keep the promise. DEC A 3.4 Fashion Show 4 Robert F. King Jr. Bob 12 Bowling Lane “It’s been a great year but don't let it go to your head Shawn Lacey Lace Lamphcrc Rd. “Never leave what you can do today for tomorrow.” Ski Club 3.4 Ski Club President 3 Roland La riviere 83 Winnapaug Rd. Christopher l.arsh 11 Hillside Terrace Paul Larson Nicholas Lane Stephen Laudonc Louda 25 North Drive “No Pain. No Gain. Band 1,2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball I Track I. Scott E. Lawton 7 Wadchu Rd “Never say never.” DECA 3.4 Tennis 3.4 Daniel Leroy Lofty Heights Steven Lettcrle Square 24 High Street '“Home is the place where, when you go there. They have to lake you in Track 2.3.4 Prize Speaking Contest Kim Lima Brillo Lima Drive “Massive” Chorus 1.4 Girls Basketball 2.3 Girls Softball 2,3.4 Theater Scrapbook 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 David Long 67 Ward Avenue “Give school your best shot.” James E. Long Jr. Ted 27 Highland Avenue “Tu ne cede malis (Do not yield to misfortunes) Golf 1.2 Football 1.2.3,4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Insitc 2 Latin Club 3.4 Martha C Babcock Essay Contest 1,2,3.4 Providence Journal Stock Market Game 3rd place Todd I. opriore 38 School Street Osa l.undberg Os 6 Popon Road. Watch Hill A little time for laughter, a little time to sing . Without music life would be a mistake. Ski Club Chamber Singers Cabaret '83 Theatre Scrapbook Co. Christopher Edward Luppe Gup. Chip. Banks 21 Milrosc Avenue Football 2 Tennis 2 Honor Roll 1.2 Michael Luther Mike- 22 Castle Way The best definition of speed is being there. Nancy Luzzi 9 Pond Street Chris Madcria Shonna 8 Beach Street Jason Main Ken 7 North Capalbo Drive. Bradford Won't you tell me. where have all the good times gone? Soccer Golf Talent Show David Malagrino Mai 40 John Street Never give up at something, always keep trying until you're happy. Basketball 2.3.4 David Marcoltc Quarry Road. Bradford Theodore V. Marzilli Ted. Maz RFD 3 Laurel Hill Drive “I like work. It fascinates me I can sit and watch it for hours.” Football 1.2 Basketball 1.3.4 Golf 1.2.3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 2,3.4 High Honors 1,2.3.4 Stock Market Game 2,3.4 Italian Dinner 3,4 Kathleen McGregor Kathy 5 Benny Drive “Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me. and be my friend. Student Council 2,3.4 Yearbook 3 Ad Editor 4 Pep Club 4 Slock Market Game 3 Prom Committee 4 Honor Roll Kathy Monahan Chip' 6 Joan Road RFD 4 Box 252 To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” Kristine Monahan Kris 6 Joan Road RFD 4 Box 252 For we arc a mist appearing for a little while and then disappearing. Ken Morgan teensy cheese 25 Main Street. White Rock 51 “To All Felloe Headbangers Up The Irons’ Boys Soccer 1.2 Yearbook Staff 4 Victor D. Morgan Frick. Vic 66 Main Street “Someday” Basketball 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3. Co-capt. 4 Baseball 1.2.3,4 Darren Joseph M or rone Q-Tip 5 Top Street “One who truly dies, only dies if he or she is forgotten But for those who remember. one will never die.” Lisa M or rone Lisa 70 Narragansctl Avenue Throughout one’s life he will spend many precious moments with very special friends. These moments can never be relived but their memories will last forever.” Track 1.2.3.4 Soccer 3,4 High Flonors 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.4 Ski Club 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Italian Dinner 3 Football Rally 4 Maria M or rone Mia 5 Thomas Drive. Misquamicul “My darling lives in a world that is not mine. An old child misunderstood out of time. Oh my love lives in a world of false pleasure and pain We come from different worlds we arc the same. I never doubted your beauty I've changed. Student Council David Murphy Murf 9 Main Street “It's been real, it's been fun. but it hasn't been real fun.” Cheryl Newman Thco Bryn Mawr University “Unicorns make your dreams come true.” Student Council 3 Class Fundraising Committee 3 Honor Roll 3. Honor Society 3 Scan Michael O'Connell Big “O” 14 Stenton Avenue “A story with a moral appended is like the bill of a mosquito. It bores you. and then injects a stinging drop to irritate your conscience. Soccer 1.2 Band 1,2,3 Tennis 1,2 Yearbook 1.2.3 Talent Show 1,3,4 Pep band 1 Photo staff 1,2,3 DEC A Competition 4 Insitc I Washington DC Trip 2 Air band 3.4 Pit band I Prom Committee 4 Ski Club 3.4 Melissa O'Leary 1 May Drive Lucia Pagliuso 2 Forrcstal Drive The time has come and gone, but a part of us will always remain w ithin the halls of Westerly High.” Art Show 2.3 Matthew D. Pancicra Matt 15 Pleasant Street Soccer 1,2,3 Captain 4 Baseball 1.2,3 Captain 4 Wendy Pancicra Wendell. Wendy-O. Wendoo Candoo 83 Vt Weekapaug Road “Don't go through life with regrets, life is something to be cherished and not to be wasted: you only live once, so enjoy life while you can and when you can’t enjoy life no more, think back to the days when we have enjoyed life the most. Monica Pa rise Strut, Mon Yosemile Valley Road “In fantasy you can be anything you want to be. and someday our reality will be as good as never never land.” Spanish Dinner 2.3 Homeroom Rep. 1,2.3 Pep Rally 4 High Honors 1.2,3.4 Track I Soccer 2.3.4 Ski Club 3.4 Pep Club 1.2,4 Student Council 1.2 Essay Contest 2.3 Prize Speaking Contest (M.C.) 3 Yearbook 2.3 Literary Editor 4 Newspaper 3.4 Literary Magazine 2 Prom Committee 1.3,4 Jr. Prom Court 3 Roland f Parrilla Orlando. Rawly 11 West Street About high school, quoth the Raven ’Nevermore.' Baseball 2,3.4 Soccer 2 Prize Speaking Contest Kevin VV. Payne Kevin 16 Church Street Hey bud. let’s party!” Band Robert Andrew Peacock Bob 51 Church Street The best times arc the fun times. Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Steve Louis Pelletier Pell 64 Cross Street If you don't have dreams, all you’ve got is nightmares.” Anne Marie Pereira Anne, Anne Marie 29 Longvuc Avenue Friendship can be shared with many different people but one true faithful friend is worth all the friendships in the world. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Charlene Petrone Skunk Valley Drive And someday you and I will come to know, we shall find strength where we shall seek it.” Honor Roll 2.3 Golf 1.2.3,4 Choir 3 DECA 3 Scott Alan Piccolo Pic Boombridge Road “Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see.” Soccer 2 Jerome Patrick Pic Jerry 67 School Street Only lime will tell.” Ski Club Victor Ponte 310 Canal Street Jana Pratt Devil. Devil dog 28 Old Hopkinlon Road “Never forget what you have always remembered. Softball 1,2,3.4 Washington DC Trip 2 DECA 4 DECA Fashion Show 4 Hawaii Trip 4 Marcella Quintana Quin, Mos, Martha Gloria 42 George Street “I can resist anything but temptation.” Track 2,3,4 Soccer 2 Ski club 3.4 Pep club 1.2.4 Spanish Supper 3.4 Kimberly Randall Kim 3 Robin Way So you see that old libel that we cynics and skeptics was nonsense from the very beginning. On the contrary, we • were great believers.” Soccer 3,4 Spanish Dinner 3.4 Art editor newspaper Washington trip 2 Randy Rauso Rosco 7 Castle Way “Yesterday's dreams are tomorrow’s reality. Football 1.2.3.4 Ski Club 3.4 Darlene Marie Reed Dar . Ray Bradford Dunns Corners Road Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead: Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow; just walk beside me and be my friend. Fundraising Committee 3,4 Curriculum Review Committee 3 Prom Committee 3.4 School Trip Committee. Student Council Treasurer. Choral Treasurer, Cabaret ’82. Student Council. Pep Club, Theatre Scrapbook Co.. Donkcyball participant. Youth Council on Smoking, Senior Halloween Party Committee Deborah Rickmond Deb 12 Longview Avenue The good times arc the best times, the bad limes fade away. The good times arc forever, but the best time is today.” Once Upon A Dream Pep Club DECA I II Honor Roll Washington Trip D.E. Store Manager Boston Trip DECA Competition Rose Anne Ritacco Ro 20 Sesame Street Ideals are like the stars; we never reach then, but . we chart our course by them. Flag Corps 2.3 Pep Club 2.3 Spanish Dinner 3 Deborah Ann Robbins Debi 37 Fairview Avenue You’ll always know how to fill, the empty places in my heart. That's how I know we'll never part. William Roberts 8 Rocket Street Eva Ruth Rohdin 43 Highland Avenue Be yourself and you’ll win in the end. Oklahoma Cabaret '82 Cabaret '83 Christopher Rose Rosie 64 Westminster Street One who has only a moment to live. no longer has anything to conceal.” Soccer 4 Ski Club 4 George Routhicr 12 Gallup Street If you arc ever in doubt ‘Go For It'. Pep Band 1,2,3 Pep Band Leader 2 Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 Soccer 3.4 Band 1,2,3 Talent Show 1,2.3,4 Thomas Ruisi Tigger 8 School Street Take the morning after to forget the night before. Thomas Ruiz Reese 37 Summer Street Baba O'Riley says it all. (It’s only Teenage Wasteland.) Soccer 1,2.3 Golf 1.2.3,4 Linda Ann Ryan 19 Chestnut Street There will be an answer; let it be. Yearbook 2 Exchange Student 3 Gibbs Jennifer Saunders Gibbic 27 Windward Drive “The dance of love is the only dance there is. High Honors 1,2,3.4 Cheerleader 2.3.4 Pep Club 2,3.4 Homeroom Rep 1.2,3 Talent Show 2.3.4 Italian Dinner 3.4 Tutoring 3 Michael Sawyer Totalled 6 Wetomachick Avenue A great party is the purest essence of the human soul. Band 1.2.3 Section Leader Staff 4 Pep Band I Captain 2.3.4 Jazz Ensemble 3.4 Dixi-land Band 4 Choir 3 Section Leader 4 Talent Show 1,2.3.4 Oklahoma! 2 Cabaret 3 Godspell 3 All-State Chorus 3.4 Solo and Ensemble 3.4 Theatre Scrapbook Company President 3 New England Theatre Conference 3 New York Brass Band Festival 3 Exchange Trip 3.4 Chamber Singers 3 Who's Who in American Music Students 3 Performer Suzanne E. Sawyer Pinky 19 Wetomachick Avenue ”Tis better to have loved and lost, then never to have loved at all. Daniel Schilkc Schulk Old Post Road Live life to the Fullest. Football 1.2.3.4 Curt Schwarz 71 High Street Rac Ann Sciro Sugar Ray, Rac Rac Box 441 These were not my best years at WHS. but I know I'll have better ones with Todd H. I love him in small ways. I love him in big ways. I love him this minute and I'll love him always.” Choir 3,4 Kara Scott 36 Post Road James Edward Serra Jim Crestview Circle Apt. 4a Life in fastlanc will surely make you lose your mind. Football 1.2.3 Co Captain 4 Baseball 1.3.4 Gregg Servidio Suds 5 Robin Hollow Lane Where there's smoke there's tire” Stephen Patrick Servidio Stivvit 23 Linden St. Yes. there arc two paths you can go by; but in the long run. there's still time to change the road you’re on. Track 1 Soccer 2.3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Ski Club 4 Italian Dinner 4 Sharon L. Sgambato Sha 19 Greenman Avenue A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Library Aid 1.4 Kathy Shawn Red Westerly Bradford Road I don't know.” Constance Sisco Connie, Connis, Alex 12 Elm Street “When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim it. Keep hoping, keep trying. the sky is the limit.” Ski Club 3,4 DE Fashion Show 4 Lisa Marie Sisco Lee, E.T.. Sis. Lois Narrangansett Avenue Extension “If you have a talent and you like what you’re doing, then that’s the most important part of living a life of happiness. Homeroom Rep. 2 Class Social Chairman 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Football Rally 2.3.4 Student Council 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Yearbook 2,3.4 Art Editor 4 Youth Council On Smoking 4 Cheerleader 3.4 Honors 1.2.3.4 Student Art Show 1.2.3.4 Washington Trip 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 3.4 Italian Dinner 3 Slock Market Game 3 Otis P. Chapman Prize Speaking Contest 4 Italy Trip 4 Michael Sisco Big Mike 77 Tower Street Enjoy life whenever possible.” Band 1.2,3,4 Lit. Magazine 3.4 Jazz Band 4 Pep Band 4 Ronald Sisco Ron 12 Elm Street “Only as far as we seek can we go. only as much as we dream can we be.” Ski Club 3,4 D.E. Fashion Show Honors 3 Cynthia Elaine Smith Cindy, Indy Windward Drive “I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectly wonderful . but I'm always perfectly me!” Student Council 1,2,3.4 Talent Show 1.2.3.4 Back Stage Manager 2,3,4 Chem. Team 2.4 Tutor 3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 4 Trip Committee 3 Fundraising Committee 3,4 French Club 3 Travel Club 3 Project In-Site I Washington Trip 2 Hawaii Trip 4 French Dinner 3 Honor Roll 1.2.4 D'Anne Smith 38 George Street “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I look the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” Soccer 2.3.4 Co-captain 4 Basketball 1.2 Track 1,2,3.4 Ski-Club 3,4 Spanish Dinner 3 National Honor Society 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Pep-Club 1 Chem. Team 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 1,3 Dawn Elizabeth Smith DF.S. Lawn, Dawn E” 10 Babcock Road “The song has ended but the melody lingers on.” Band 1.2.3.4 Drum Major 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Pep Band 1,2.3.4 Marching Band Competition 4 Exchange Concert 2,3 RIMF.A Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4 W'ho’s who in music 3.4 Woodwind Ensemble 3,4 All Stale Auditions 4 Brass Conference NYC 3 Choir 4 Oklahoma Orchestra 2 Caberet 3 Student Council I In-site 2 Washington Trip 2 Hawaii Trip 4 Michelle Snow Mish 45 Quannacut Road “Don’t slop believin’ Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DECA 4 DE Fashion Show 4 Jewell) Spencer Jewel. Jew 11 Spruce Street “May life bring you everything you deserve.” Senior Choir Theater Scrap Book Brenda Ann Sposato Bren Oak Hill Drive “To live your life in your own way. to achieve the goals you have set for yourself. to be the you that you want to be that is success.” Student Council I Chem. Team Competition 2 Fundraising Committee 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 1.3 Pep Club 4 Italy Trip 4 Ski Club 3.4 High Honors 1,2,3, Italian Dinner 3.4 Tutor 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Homeroom Rep. 3 Yearbook Layout Editor 4 Kara Stcnhousc Stretch. Stencr. Horse, Babs 103 East Avenue In all societies women have played a much more important role than their menfolk arc generally ready to admit.” Basketball 1.2,3,4 Washington Trip 2 Art Exhibit 2,3 Spanish Dinner 3 Golf 3.4 Pep Club 3.4 Kurt Stcnhousc Sten 103 East Avenue “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Basketball 1,2.3.4 Soccer 1.2,3 Golf 2.3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ski Club 3 Honor Roll 1,2 Tutor 3 Deanne Jennifer Storti Dee 11 Wampanoag Avenue 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.” Art Show 3 Talent Show 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Pep Club 4 Stock Market Game 3 Clerical Editor 4 Honors 1.2.3.4 Spanish Dinner 3.4 Newspaper Staff 4 Susan Kathleen Strafach Sue 13 Fusaro Avenue “This is the first day of the rest of my life.” Washington D. C. 2 Italy Trip 3 Boston Concord Class Trip 3 Hawaii Trip 4 Honor Roll Tracy Ann Strafach Tray Potter Hill Road Mark G . My life was so confused till I found you. and you say you’ve stumbled through a love or two. W'c needed a lovin’ place, safe from all harm, and we found it in each other’s arms. Robert Stryker 13 Riverdale Road Dawn Sullivan Sullic 117 Wcsterly-Bradford Road. Bradford Rl “Follow your dreams wherever they lead you. Library Aid Chris Tate Crispy 88 Wells Street “Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient prem- ises.” Ski Club 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3 Amateur Radio Club 3 Michael Terranova Mickey 17 Bridgette Lane Football 1,2.3.4 Basketball I Track 1.2 Sharon Terranova 8 Terrapat Drive Elizabeth Ann Texter Beth 128 Wcsterly-Bradford Road Christopher Tobin Tobc 69 Margin Street “Silence is a man’s best secret.” Football 1.2.3.4 Stock Market Club 3 James Steven Toscano Tusk Chin Hill Road “Semper honos nomenque tuum laudesque mancbunl. (Ever shall your honor, your name, and your praises endure.)” Class President 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Football 1,2 Golf 1.2,3.4 1st Place Otis P. Chapman Prize Speaking Contest 3 Harvard Book Award 3 NMSQT Commended Scholar 4 National Honor Society 3.4 Insitc 1 3rd Place Providence Journal Stock Market Game 3 Latin Club 3 High Honors 1.2.3.4 Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest 1,2,3 Chemistry Team 2 Tom Toscano Tusky 75 Pleasant Street “Reach out and take it. Football 1,2 Track 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Ski Club Louis Trcbisacci Jay Lakeside Drive “When the tough get going the tough go fishing.” Stano Medoro Trombino Stan, Klccko 16 Schilke Drive “To him nothing is impossible, who is always dreaming of his past possibilities. Football 1,2 Track 1.2 Kathy Tucker Kath Lakeside Drive Where you arc is of no moment, but only what you are doing there.” Softball 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 John Turco John. Juan 209 High Street “Necessity is the Mother of Invention. such is the ease at Westerly High. Tennis 3.4 Susan Ellen Urso Sue. Urs, Oz 98 Ashaway Road “The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready for his opportunity when it comes.” Track 1.2.3.4 Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Travel Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Italian Dinner 3 Thomas A. Vaillancourt “V 18 Park Avenue “If the thunder don’t get you. then the lightnin’ will. Soccer 1.2.4 Track 1.2,3,4 Newspaper 1.2 French Club 3 John Vennari 121 Watch Hill Road The easiest person to deceive is one’s own self. Ski Club 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3 Amateur Radio Club 3 Band 1,2.3 Joseph A. Vennari Joe 121 Watch Hill Road “Immortal gods. I crave no pelf, I pray for no man by myself. Grant, 1 may never prove so fond to trust man on his oath or bond.” Pep Band 2.3 President of the Ama-turc Radio Club 3 Ski Club 3.4 Photography Staff 3 Pitt Band 1.2 Cabaret 3 Band 1.2.3 Lawrence Michael Villanova Larry. Mickey 3 Lark wood Lane Gary Vitterito Vet Narrangansett Avenue Extension ”My eyes have just been opened and they’re opened very wide; images around me don’t identify inside; just one blur I recognize the one that soothes and feeds; my way of life is easy and as simple as my needs. Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3.4 Peter Vocatura 24 Park Avenue Bethany Walker Beth Laurel Hill Drive “If one does not have a true friend to confide in. or to learn from, or to share his sorrows and joys, there is in that life an emptiness that will never be filled.” Cheerleader 2 Captain 3,4 Football Rally 2.3.4 Pep Club 2.3.4 Student Council 1.2.3,4 Student Council Trip to Stonington High School Insite 2 Homeroom Rep. 1,2 Class Secretary 4 Prom Court 3 High Honors 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Melanie Chris Wciscnbcrgcr Mel 34 Ashaway Road “Live all you can; it’s a mistake not to.” DECA 3,4 Peggy White Shore Road Gisele Williamson 20 Pearl Street Gary Wright 58 East Avenue “We live in a world of illusion, where everything is peaches n’ cream, we all face the scarlet conclusion, but we spend our lives in a dream. Mark Wright Woody Hill Road To come back from anything is great, but to conquer it complctly is to win.” Football 1,2.4 John Wulforst Wulf 3 Mohegan Trail “The world is full of kings and queens, blinds your eyes and steals your dreams. It’s heaven and hell.” Football 1.2.3 Captain 4 Paula Jean Young Peej. Peejina 13 Tonkawa Avenue “It is only when we follow our dreams that we can discover the magic within ourselves. Pep Club 2.3.4 Chccrlcading 2,4 Pep Rally 3 53 I. S. Lacey 2. L. Gencarella, 3. B. Walker 4. D. Haberek 5. T. Chiaradio 6. M. Parise 7. D. Cherenza 8. D. Handley 9. M. Comolli 10. M. Wright II. C. Cinami 12. K. McGregor 13. J. Serra 14. T. Marzilli 15. C. Hansen 16. D’Anne Smith 17. K. Crider 18. L. Sisco 19. K. Corina 20. M. Douglas 21. K. Lima 22. C. Larsh 23. S. Urso 24. S., K., S. Farley 25. B. Sposato, 26. K. Morgan 27. J. Toscano 28. J. Dufour 29. P. Albamonli 30. M. Eleazer 31. K. Gallo 32. K. K. Monaham 33. J. Capizzano 34. S. Bergel 35. L. DiMuccio 36. M. Sawyer 37. M. Terranova 38. K. K. Stenhouse 39. M. Buck 40. M. Sisco 41. D. Ferraro 42. 56 C. Tobin 43. J. Spencer 44. M. Snow 45. C. R. Sisco 46. M. Chin 47. P. Young 48. R. Ritacco 49. G. Saunders 50. L. Mor-rone 51. M. Morrone 52. J. Feraco 53. A. Fisher 54. M. Quintana 55. J. Brown 56. M. Weisenberger 57. R. Calouro 58. B. Kidder 59. L. DiNapoli 60. K. Cofone 61. M. DiFilippo 62. L. Pagliuso 63. P. White 64. D. Chapman 65. D. Jones 66. D. Storti 67. T. Bananno 68. D. Smith 69. A. Pereria 70. S. Cimalore 71. L. Gingerella 72. K. Tucker 73. K. Fitzgerald 74. Y. Fontana 75. J. Main 76. L. Giardino 77. B. Henderson 78. J. Bewlay 79. M. Cozzolino 80. E. Texter 81. S. Strafach 82. K. Boggs 83. K. Scott 84. S. Sgambato 85. R. Fusaro Class History FRESHMEN- And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts ... teachers’ strike . . . Friday, Sept. 12, l980-“false start . . . Sept. 29, 1980 school year begins . .. first day . . . perplexed . . . excited . . . “Where's room 429?” . . . “little freshmen” . . . split class . . . Oct. 24, 1980-senior walkout . . . Insight R.I ... Freshman-Sophomore Semi-formal . . . “Wishing on a Star” . . . “Rock Lobsta .. . Class Trip Sturbridge.. Freshman states . . . sitting on the bench . . . first exams “Mom, will you come pick us up at McDonalds?” .. . Class Officers: James Toscano, Paul Gagnon, Jamie Capizzano, Laurie Giar-dino, and Dina Handley . . . Turkey Day Victory-“Decade of Dominance ... SOPHOMORES- “Youth’s will is the wind’s will ...” Powder Puff Football . . American Studies II . . . “toga, toga! ... Class Trip - Salem . . . playing JV . .. Drivers Ed. . . . Girls soccer team - 1st year, “Unofficial state champs ... “We got the Beat ...” walking to McDonalds after basketball games . . . freezing . . . Cheech and Chong ... the end of Coach Serra’s reign ... Turkey Day Victory ... Class officers: James Toscano, Paul Gagnon, Jamie Capizzano, Laurie Giardino and Dina Handley . JUNIORS- Youth is wholly experimental . . . Junior Lounge . . vocabulary . . . SAT’s . .. Achievements . .. road test . “Mom, can I borrow the car?” . . . MTV Dance . . . “like, wow, Man, totally grody! Freefare . . . Fire! Fire! . .. Class Trip - Concord . . 1st Turkey Day loss 7-0 .. . Junior Prom . . . We Got Tonight .. . Klaus and Kari . . . playing varsity . . . Class Officers: James Toscano, Paul Gagnon, Jamie Capizzano, Laurie Giardino, and Dina Handley ... “radical . . . “Officer and a Gentleman” .. . buying time until we’re seniors ... SENIORS- I’ve been waiting all the time thinking that the world was waiting just beyond my world for me ...” “Class of ’84” . . . “Big Seniors” ... “Look at the little freshmen, were we ever that small?” ... “Did you get your pictures back yet?” . . . seaside dance . . . Christmas dance . . . Westerly defeats Stonington 10-0 . . . Turkey day rally . . . senior skit . . . colleges, colleges, colleges . . . applications . .. recommendations . . . one big family . RT . . . “Mom, want to borrow my car? . . . soccer teams reach State Championship Playoffs . . . Class Officers: James Toscano, Paul Gagnon, Laurie Giardino, Lisa Sisco and Bethany Walker . . . class meetings . . Anatomy . . . Senior Banquet Senior Picnic . . . Cottages .. . “Tears and Tassles” . . . parties last goodbyes ... the end of the beginning . . Superlatives FRIENDLIEST — Jamie. Josh, and Mia MOST TALKATIVE Anne and Sieve CLASS PERFORMERS — Mike and Carolyn CLASS DANCERS — Doreen and Malt CLASS ARTISTS Kim and Ken MOST RESPECTED John and Brenda BEST LOOKING — Paul and Darlene MOST LIKELY TO ? — Bob and Marci CLASS DEVILS Kara and Kurt MOST PREP — Scolt and Jennifer 61 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Beth and Scott 62 MOST ATHLETIC Tammic and Vic Class W'c the class of 1984. direct our advisors. Mr Ryan and Mrs Farley, to be our executory and dispose of our assets in the following manner I. Royc. challenge any three upcoming girls to attempt to getaway with as many thing as Gina, and Mary Mel have on our little adventures (New Hampshrirc Men T H . and let's not forget AL's) May the memories last forever! Bob. “when I was down and needed a friend to understand, you believed in me just to allow me peace of mind ” Thank you for all the patience and understanding you've given me You’re the greatest' Love ya. Rose. W c. Joe. John, and Chris, leave to all upcoming seniors the intelligence not to park on the right side of Bellevue Avenue for fear of a ticket Vic. Roland. Terry. Square. Tigger. Cobber, and Pig leave Silvia the ability to hang in there, you'll graduate soon I. Debi. will to everyone the chance to find such true friends as I have in my high school years. Ro and Gina and the tiny TR on Rt. (THE fight and Al's) Kethi and Lori and their numerous inescapable situations; (behind closed doors; YESIC sorry I ynn't What a party' BIGGUYS — We love ya'! You're the absolute ultimate'! Always near, never fear signed. Debi and Ro (Old Lyme was fun') I. Thomas Vaillancourt. urn forgot what I was going to say I. Kim Lima, leave to my brother Doug the ability to make others laugh as much as I did We. the three editors who endured one long weekend workshop at Bryant College. Jennifer. John, and Brenda, do bestow to Christine the name Juanita Maria (But you can call her John!). I. Jennifer Brown. do hereby leave Stacy Brown the many fond memories of dreams shared, and the hope that we remain forever the best of friends that we arc I. John, leave to my sisters Jennifer and Tina, one last bit of advice Always use your good judgement to set your goals high and may you attain them with great success and happiness We. Scan and Scott Farley, hereby leave to anybody bold enough to make a U-turn into oncoming traffic on Bellevue Ave , The S750 smashed fender award W e. Ward, and Susan, leave to Letterhead and Slash all the great times with Mrs Ward and track I leave to Lovergirl all the great times I had at W HS Also. I hope that she can spend her 5th period RT down the park with a different guy each day like I did! Never forget Jeff. Bob and the Village Idiots' I. Deena Cheren a. leave W HS with all my love to Jim Aiello for all the trust and friendship we have shared, even when we've been apart, and making my last years of high school the most memorable time of my life. I.L.U. HANS I. Jana Pratt, leave to Kim all the happy times that she has spent with George in hopes that there will be many more I leave to Becky and Andy all the luck I had in this place. I. Don. leave to any upcoming senior to be as consistent as I was in making it to homeroom with as little time left as I did I. Coop, challenge any underclassman to drive a certain person's banged up jeep as many times as I did when he was drunk I. Mike, leave to all the freshman class all my nicknames Al. Big Mike, Captain, etc I. Terry D.. do hereby leave to Mr Steiner a whole wad of polyvinyl acetate' I. Dawn. leave to my sister Marianne good luck in her years to come at Westerly High and in the future PS stay out of trouble' You too Kenny! I. Moses, leave Friday nights to anyone whose house can take them and US! I. Corn, leave my little brother Reid with the hope that he will find all the knowledge, happiness, friends, and love in WHS as I did Best of luck to you. Reid I. Paul Cravinho. alias Corky leave to my two little buddies. Donna and Jamie all the radical times I had at WHS I. Gina Fim to carry with me all of my fantastic memories of friends (esp Gina Mac) and good times at W HS. and leave to the last Fim io, my brother Daryl, the very best of wishes in all of his endeavors at W HS. I. Linda, leave to Dawn three great years of friendship There have been good and bad times but we've survived them all. Good luck m the future and let's hope the friendship never ends. I leave to my sweetie many cherished memories of the wonderful times we've shared Jan. 1st. Jr Prom, snuggling, moonlit nights, ski trips, jogs on the beach, dips in the pool. Mam’s car. Aunt's house, being grounded (both of us!), latemghts phone-calls. blueberry muffins. Gio's. Big Bob's spaghetti dinner with Lisa A Chris, family parties. Danm A Jake, skipping school, partying, air mail, making up. 44 days. The Police, big brother, roses, secrets, love songs, tears and laughs. Sorry for the pain I've caused you You'll always hold a special place in my heart Love. Mon. I. Tom. leave to Tony my 5th. 6th. and 7th periods release time with hope you'll do something more constructive with them than work!! I. Mildred, leave to my sister and brother Diana and Kevin all the great times and experiences I had at W HS in hopes that they will enjoy them as much as I did I. Dawn, leave my sister Kim and my cousin Shannon all the good and bad times at Westerly High I. I.auric, leave to my closest friend. Jo-Anne. the opportunity to have as much fun as I did during the two hours that followed the SAT Prep Course. Connors Avenue lives forever! To L P AD I leave all the good times I have had at W HS in hopes that they have more than I To Mr, Angelo. I leave his 20 year old jokes with relief. To Becky I leave all the long walks to school A standing outside in the rain A snow, along with many fond memories of end of year parties To the librarians I leave them with my undying gratitude for helping with the rough times as well as the good I. Gibbs, leave Westerly High with many memories, all of which have taught me how to become a growing and unique individual. I also leave knowing that my summer of '83 al the OH will never be forgotten I. Louis, leave all my Led Zeppelin albums to any junior capable of listening to Led Zeppelin at the highest volume setting of a 150 watt stereo We. Tony B . Hendy. and Vic M . leave the Crunch Berry Beast. Capt Crunch, and Smedly to any clowns who want them W e. Theresa and Kim. leave Gail and Diana one Saturday night, a white car. and 3:00 in the morning in hope they come up with a better excuse than No phone We. Tusk and Louda. leave to anyone foolish enough to attempt it. the ability to go through as many parties as we have and still not remember how we got from there to home I. Monica, leave to my sister Vanessa as many close friends and sweethearts with whom I've been lucky enough to share some of the best times of my life I just hope W HS can handle her' And to Gregg, all the luck in the world making honors, and even more luck keeping the phone from ringing off the wall. W’e. Mil and Kath. leave to any two upcoming seniors the ability to have all the fun times we did Remember always. hurry. OK. now wait right here hold on. wait a second and we will always get a parking space W’c. Sullie. Jesse Hey. Sharon. Dawn. and Sharonieave all our RT's to all the upcoming seniors to have as much fun as we had W'c. Laurie and Carolyn, leave to any underclassmen who love laughter and conflicts, the hope that they have as much fun as we did with R.. Bro. FT Go Home. (alias the Graduates). Pablo Cruise. “follow that car! the Graduates' cottage. 2-in-l nighters. shedding halos. color determination of an enigma. throwing filled cups at mountains (esp at dawn). and THE W ALL (Drive-In) Also we leave Pianga (hopefully permanently). Furthermore, we leave a spare pair of pants for Steve Servidio (just in ease Eleu cr docs it again)! Finally, we leave to Corn and Maria an invitation to Carolyn's condo See you there in five years! W e. Gibbs and Shecna. leave to Fed the softball games at Craig's, all the snowball fights. times with Rich. Hammcll's gym class. the dips in Paradise. the pears. those hilarious walks home from school and of course, our famous hand slap' • you're great 'cause we're movin'! I. J P. would like to leave to Chris the great friendship that we've had. in hopes that it will grow stronger and last forever We’ve made it this far. don't stop now’ It's never all gone bye. bye. I would like to thank Paula for the wonderful friendship that we somehow manage to keep alive, thanks for everything! I could never have done it without you You're a very special friend to me. I hope the future will be brighter for the both of us. Remember Munchkin Land forever' I. Diane, leave to any underclassmen the ability to steal their car without a license and pick up 2 friends, go down to the beach, meet up with another friend, and a snickers beg. have a little party and return home without getting into an accident. I. Anne F. leave to Peggy and Paul all the great memories that I've shared with each of you You arc the true definition of friends and I will never forget either one of you We. departing choral students, leave Choir and Mr D forever I. Tammy B. leave to Myron and George, my share of the soda, to Mr. Gibson, my share of our office and locker full of empty soda cans to Miss Cancstran. Heckle and Jyde; to Mr Cotter, his secret pal; To Mrs Linton.(Mom) our written lines of communication and hopes that it may live on. to Mr. Bourdcau. my many thanks and my algebra books!!; and to the staff at WHS You're Great! We. Dave. Steve A.. Steve I... Lou. and George leave to any underclassman, the ability to find their own Hot-Spot B , and have as many good times as we did I. Keith Crider, leave all my studying and homework to all new Freshmen. You poor saps, I. Donna, leave to any underclassman the ability to blow-off school as much as me and never get caught' We. ? and ?. challenge any girl to go out with a jock and not give him the pleasure to have something to tell the guys in the locker-room! It's like THEY say. if you'd give a little, you'd get a little Good luck your gonna need it with the W FCS BOYS' I. Joe. leave to all underclassmen that get Mr Steiner for an English teacher — May you measure up to Saul's standards I. Roland Parrilla. leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to have radical R T.'s 2nd period with Luigi and still have nowhere to go I. Debi. leave Westerly High with hopes that Michele Allen gets much more from school and the people here than I did I also hope she finds someone, before she leaves school, who gives her everything she so deserves, as Sean has given me (He is affectionate towards all women. And many yearn his devotion. But he has chosen one certain one. To her he shows all his dedication ) Good Luck I love ya ! Thanks for EVERYTHING! (Remember I quit! , and Never again' ) NEVER SAY NEVER W e. Gio and V. leave S4 to anyone who wants to take the class trip We. Kim. Karen, and Darlene, leave D'Angelos with 3 chcssc-burger grinders with everything except hot peppers I. Hen Woman, do hereby leave Rebecca M the shared memories of sensual underwear in gvm class and the hope that she will one day find a gorgeous Hunk with no girlfriend' W e. John and Matt, leave to anyone, the challenge to play golf as we do. with the score being important but. the conversation being even more important. I. Theresa, leave Johnny Vet the memories of all the good times we had together that now are kept in the past. I. Lucy, leave locker 19 to any underclassman who will come in need of it I also leave any books I have used this year I also leave best wishes to all those who will graduate the year after Good luck and goodbye I. Dave, leave four years of homework and studying to anyone who wants it I. Cheryl cwman. leave to all those who helped me reach the beginning of my dream, all my thanks and appreciation. I. Bob Goddard, wish to thank Linda. Kevin. Mike. John. Andrew and Chris for pulling me out of some rough spots Need any more Bubble Yum. Linda0 I. Ron. leave to Margo. Darren. Holly. Elaine, and Rick all the good times I had in my senior year and the time we had at Doobic's and give anyone the ability to laugh, yes laugh, like Chris Dawson I. Carolyn, leave to Gibbic our memories of the Wreck (stay away from there), the Pittsfield Boys. Quags (watch out for him!). Cujo. our wavelength, late night chats, the Scavenger Hunt Party, the Rabbit. W, Toadman. and the Beevis And. Gibbs, next time be in by 12 30 and No Parties I. Amy. leave jo my sister Lon having to look out for Bubblchcad every morning like I had to. I hope that she has a GREAT time on RT next year I leave to my brother Sam the ability to fight off all the girls in high school as he did in elementary school Good luck to both of you! I also leave to “Goober the best of luck in her life because she definitely deserves it' Have a party in June ' I. Gio. leave to Chris Ritacco the presidency of the Steach Club and my Timothy Leary notebook in hopes that he can fill the rest of the pages with his adventures I. Kathy, leave all the juniors to party and have fun. I. Gina, challenge any upcoming senior girl to fall in love in ninth grade and keep that love growing strong all through high school and turn that love into great memories which I'll remember forever. I’ll love him always I. Jim Toscano, leave my sister Mary Nancy the hope that she will always smile and grow to learn as much as I have while being influenced by some special people Thank you Mr Terranova. Mr. and Mrs Steiner. Mr Ryan, and Coach Wriedt, We. Thea and OBTM. leave to anyone the ability to become as close as we did under the same conditions as we did I. Dr Bob. through many realizations, have come to the conclusion that life is okay, and with a little help from my friends, fun Thank you. people of W HS. I love ya and I'll never forget ya! I. Ron. leave to Margo all the good times and the bad times we had over the summer and hope we build a better relationship We. Corn and Carolyn, choose to leave no part of our 5 year friendship behind (except maybe that one night we lost each other on the beach), instead we'll take our lasting relationship with u forever I leave Michele and Anne a fun senior year We. Gio. Hendy. Mark. Jim. and Co , leave the Park Avenue woods. 18th hole, the Grateful Dead concert, and all our accidents. busts and freakouts to anyone who can go through as much as we did in four years of high school We. the present and past ofBeers of the class of 1984. leave a special debt of thanks to Mr Thomas Ryan, for overcoming setbacks while guiding us through four difficult, yet memorable years We. Amy. Charlene. Julie. Tracy. Donna. Melissa. Sherry. Beth. Rae-Ann. Kathy and Cima leave Westerly High in a worse slate of mind than when we got here as freshmen! Party!!! We wish that the underclassmen can be as lucky as we were in having RT and even if some of you don't make it. take it anyway! But don't get caught! There will never be a group of girls who were as rowdy as we all were together Our friendships will last forever! W e. Gina. Rose, and Debt, leave to any three upcoming seniors to take a chance on RT by going down the beach to lake pictures (for our modeling portfolios, of course!) and losing track of time, then risking our lives by passing cars, nearly escaping a head-on collision with a gravel truck, then coming back a little late and having to talk our way out of losing RT while having an accident-prone driver (namely Debi) park Gina's Monte We. Linda and Dawn, leave to any upcoming classes, the ability to fit as many people as possible into one locker, not grab the wrong book, and still get to class on time. We. Susan. Jana, and Michelle, leave to any underclassman the ability to be friends as we have and will always be in the years to come W c. Greg and Don. leave to our good friend Alb. one more year of partying at W HS and all our afternoon runs to Ashaway W e. Coop. Lace and Curt Twurt, challenge any underclassman to go muff diving with the same girl in the same night W e of the Steve Lcttcrlc Fan Club hereby leave The Puppet a new set of strings. I. Jonesy. leave to Cookie, Chccz. VD. and Slav good luck in the years to come!' Good luck, friends always! (Int.) We. Corn. Mia. and Diane leave Burlingame — wet and tired but with fond memories of Susie Crocker asking those timely questions Is it animal, vegetable or water? and Docs it float0 ; Treb praying that someone would unzip the tent I've got to go bad' ; Crunchy eggs. 101 things to do with a marshmallow. Andrew's accent; Mr. Cotter's good Cooking. Quohoggmg at High Tide; and who could forget Jodi-locks in Mr Angelo's bed! We. the founding members of Gina and Gina. Inc leave Ridgefield. Sand Castle. Lifeguards. Horseshows. Fridays. Saturdays. Sports games and other memorable times to Beth Schonmng and Pierrette Thorpe in the hopes that they can carry on the traditions, survive the beasts of WHS and still remain the very best of friends! And to Scott and Dino we leave all of the women I. Corn, being of sound mind and body, leave to Debba Kitch a baking pan in' order to make cupcakes during a full moon, leave to Andy Schilke a fishing pole to get his pants down from a flagpole that is — and leave to J B Big Boy. W'c. Corn. Carolyn. Maria. Laurie, and Jen leave Westerly High finally!! I. Sherry, leave WHS with the hope that my brother Ronnie will have all the good times I've had, We. Sherry and Andrea challenge any upcoming seniors to live through as many new experiences as we did in one summer and not get caught. I. Thea. leave to my little brother Chris all the fun times I had at home on Friday and Saturday nights watching MTV. I. Debbie, leave Lia my 5th period partying and hope her stomach could take as much as I could W'c. Kara and Marci leave to anyone the opportunity to go to as many parties as we did Always remember the Bull at the Barn, the man from Klondike road and lastly, we and Ronnic(6 7‘) hid in Mike's caddy trunk in order to get past security at Burlingame for a parly. I. Kris, leave to my two cousins Diane and Shannon all the hours of studying and fun times I've had throughout these 4 years of High School W e, Chip and Fly. leave l.ongo the Saturday night jamin' sessions with Billy Squicr so he can now host them I. Lisa, leave to Brenda Sposalo my many thanks for the help, advice, and friendship you gave me throughout the years and I hope that everyone will be as lucky as I was to have such a true friend. Thanks Brenda’!! I. Captain Bob. leave the underclass Beef Squad members a successful season in the future. I. Kathy, leave W HS with the fond memories Tom and I shared and look forward to many more I.L.U. LT. For me. John T to leave any upcoming student in this school something to look forward to (Mr Bourdcau. Mrs. Bedell. Mr. Angelo) would be beyond my realm of cruelly W'c Serra. Geo. Co . Molli. and Hendy leave the circle to any up coming senior who can forfill its purpose We. Cindy. Tammy, and Cheryl, do hereby leave Mr. Gibson OUR office and the soda machine keys. Thanks for all the RT's last year too! I. Ted Mar illi. challenge any upcoming senior to be able to drive a Vintage 20 year old car like the Polara that has brought me home safely from The Clash. Rush. The Kinks. The Police and Fenway Park Wc. Chcland Laurie, leave to any upcoming seniors the laughter and good times that wc shared by munching out on Saturday nights on Chickadee Chicken just to “cruise the area in search for “Elky ; the wild road trips to UR I. the nights wc had at McDonald's drive thru window; Risky Business; our Saturday mornings bargaining; Friday nights looking for a blender; and most of all our trip to Canada'!! I leave my 1st period RT to anyone who wants to wake up- go to homeroom- and then go home and watch Bugs Bunny. Josh and leave our weekends in Providence. Coventry. Newport and Warwick to anyone who wants to wake up on Monday mornings I. fief n. leave WHS. never forgetting all the great times that I've shared with a VERY special person. I love ya lots Crc! Always remember school days and summer nights, the memories never fade I. Ken Morgan, being of sound body (not mind) leave to my youngest brother Kurt the ability to BS his way through High School, as I did. And to my other brother Kvlc. I leave NA' Forget it!!'!' I leave Bud Allen. Joe lorlano and Shin Allen all the partying I did from 9th grade to 12th grade at Westerly High I. Chrit. leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to race back from RT and get the last parking spot in the student parking lot I. Eva Rohdin. leave to Mr Angelo a Swedish-English dictionary. Read in good health Mr Angelo We. Ken and Mia. leave any upcoming senior couple the ability to cope with the aggravation of not having enough time to play We. Rob Alemedia and Dave Malagrino leave Jess, the body at Westerly High. I. Birdie, leave to Sashic all the Scragglas she can handle, good luck and to Jose. I gratefully leave all the Scorpion music that one could possibly listen to in one day. BOLA We. Sue Sawy er and Cindy Algicre. leave our high school memories to anyone who can figure them out. they're a BFD. what do give it? there's just something about Fifth period. TH. the Doors, but you're used to thai. snap, crackle, pop. hey. hey. hey. FNA. Camaro's and SS Chcvclle s forever! I. Lisa, leave my brother David and Edgar H all the great times I've had at W H S. Wc. Connis. Pccj. Te. Mish, and Wendell, leave our senior year behind with many memories of the many Rummage sales, weekly visits to Thailand, tours of the Boones Farm . Comfort from the South , and P-A-R-T-Y Party Hardy at Seaside. PS. We luv it! Wc. Peej. Te. Mish. Wendell, and especially Connis. leave to any upcoming seniors the laughs and kicks we got out of the Mrs. Collins imitations-(thcy were great)- and the !§.• nights wc had W hat a fcclin '! I. Kathleen, give to my two sisters. Jane and Sharon, the memorable times Mil and I shared at W H S. I. RaeAnn. leave to Mr Finnegan and Mrs Colucci. my resource teachers, two great teachers, many thanks and much appreciation. for without their help and all my hard work graduation might not have happened on time. I. Jason, leave to Jennifer Main my double parked parking space in the student lot. W'c. Jana and Tammie. leave to Peppermint Patty and Lazy the tight pants, the smelly socks, the worn out cleats and all the memories that we've shared on the softball Field Make your season enjoyable by ragging on the freshman and making them carry the equipment. Good Luck with your season. I. Martha, leave to any upcoming Best Inscpcrablc Friends the ability to share a relationship of love and lunacy as I did with Oz-I love ya-cndless memories of Billy and Eddy. Fc. Fi. Fo. Fum. rag sessions. Daddy's trap. Dawn Detergent, stolen cars and DEAN. I. Sharon, leave my brother. Glen Bcauchemin. all the teachers I had at Westerly High School. I. Jim. leave to my brother the ability to pass the eighth grade I. Kim. leave to Shelley and Monica, the hole in my kitchen wall I. Sten. leave all my thanks to my true friends Bo. Gerber, and Turbo for all the times I had to borrow their cars, watches, tapes, money, clothes, and taperecorders. I. Miss Mary Sunshine, leave smilie faces, flowers, and happy sayings in hope to brighten any dreary faces. I. Steve, leave Bob S the ability to hope and pray his nest two years go by quick I. Janet, prior to my Final departure from these all-too-familiar premises, do wish to leave two very important things to two very special friends, Laura and Sharon: I. the ability to survive and deal with the lunacy you will encounter in your Junior and Senior years, respectively, and 2. to each your own lasting sense of adventure coupled with a perpetual free spirit-that which we all need to survive W'e. Vet and Wulf leave any upcoming senior the ability to do as much C.C. as wc did in our high school career I. Polly, leave to my brother. John, the perilous habit of leaving for school at 7:34 a m and arriving with only seconds to spare. I. J. Spencer, leave behind many memories, some good, some bad. but most of all I leave many friends to whom I wish all the best of luck; remember all the times we've shared and never forget the friends you've made. Wc. Julie. Amy and Charlene leave to anyone who can get away with what wc did in our Junior and Senior year. RT and all Also wc. Melissa. Julie. Amy. Skunk. Tracy. Donna. Rac Ann. and Cim leave WH S. I. Tracy Strafach. do hereby leave Westerly High knowing what Mark and I went through together, we'll always be together forever and ever!! Wc. Darlene. Kim. and Karen leave Miss Dcprcs alot I. Paul G.. leave to my little sister Trish. Westerly High I leave you all of my thoughts and prayers that you may excel in all of your endeavors Remember to always hold on to the good times and allow the bad times to slip away. God knows I've made my share of mistakes, so try to keep your head up when things just don't secin to be going your way. God bless squish. Good luck W'c. Lisa. Millie. Kathy and Deanne. leave Friday nights and the memorable (2 hr) ride to Roger W illiams College to any upcoming seniors daring enough to get lost and end up in North Attlcburo. MA instead of Bristol. Rl; also wc leave Millie's mushrooms. That car had snow on it! . Kathy, we're driving on the sidewalk. '. Don't spill it!. Deanne. I think we found it to any upcoming senior who dares to leave at 11 00 AM and get back at 12:00 midnight without your parents knowing where you are I. Sherry, leave to my sister Kristen all the great times I had at WHS I. Stano Trombino. would like to leave any upcoming senior the dreadful periods off RT I spent in the auditorium To the few real surfers at Westerly High. I leave the hope that someday they will discover the radical swells at Narragansett State Beach I. Reese, leave Chris. Ginx. Pat and Paaaul my personal papers to try to make their senior year EZ. I. Kim. leave George all the beautiful memories wc have shared and the many more to come I. Larry, leave to my brothers John and Ricky the ability to break all the rules and never get caught' I leave to the under classmen the sarcasm of Mr. Bordeau. I leave to anyone the ability to work and go to school and still party as much as I did with my friends and waste all my gas in the process. I. Mickey, leave to Dip. Boo-Boo. Maz. and Silvcstri alt the great times we had on Friday nights. Keep up the tradition guys! Wc. Fed. Pumpkin and Hulk otherwise known as the Granite Girls leave to any upcoming varsity soccer player the ability to sacri-Ficc all in the wall as an opponent blasts the ball at you I. Mark Comolli. leave my classmates of 1984 with all the desire, strength and love it will take to make each individual's life successful and happy. W'e. Kevin and Bob leave the ability to any underclassman to report to a 2:00 a m Fire and go to school the next day. I. Steve Laudone. leave to all defensive linemen the name of Beef Squad To John Gigs I leave the name of Senior Beef To Lisa Keirstead I leave all the good times of being a senior, a drivers license and memories of hot spot B . We. Scofl and Keith relieve Tim and Jason of the fear of being attacked, and all the fun you will have with term papers and exams. We. Roland Parilla and Steven Lelterle. leave to any junior the ability to rag on Mr Steiner and be the only ones to receive grades higher than B's and masticate polyvmalasitatc at the same time. I. Sue. lake with me all the memorable times I've had with Cindy, and know that there will be many, many more Hey Cin. wicked hole bunches. Wc. the bird, rabbit, deer. owl. and cat. alias. Linda. Jill. Lisa. Jamie, and Dina leave the ability to any underclassman to figure out in logic and in reason such things people think about to try; cum up with alternatives for all situations, be prepared for all things open for all communications. Keeping Linda high. Jill slightly shy. Lisa's wondering why?. Jamie being cautious and Dina slightly nautious. Lastly, wc leave the Bird's Pete. Rabbit's Tim. Deer's George. Owl's Paul, and the Cat's Tom. Don. Ron. Randy. Ricky. Greg I. Paula, would like to leave all the great times and memories I've shared with one of my best friend Tina in hope that we will have many more, love ya sis. I'd also like to mention Connis. the great times wc have had and hopes for many more Connis I'll never forget you Love ya P S. I think I need a hug Wc. Sue. Michelle. Jana. Debbie, and Melanie, leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to hit the dirt when trouble's coming! I. Connie, leave to my cousins Holly. Margo and Elaine and Darren and Rich all the great times I had in my senior year and the times wc have shared together and especially to my best friend Paula who has stood by me the most in my times of sorrow. I love ya Pccj! P S. I think I need a hug Wc. Mildred and Kathy, leave any two people the chance to have a friendship that lasts four years of high school and have more good times, with hopes of many more, than bad times. Good Luck. I. RaeAnn. leave W H S. sad because I'll miss my friends I made. and the teachers. But I'll be happy too' Wc. Big Cheese. Middle Cheese. Little Cheese. Small Cheese, and Tiny Cheese, leave the Biggest Wheel of Cheese to the junior who has an amateur radio. I. Tammie. leave to my brother Billy and sisters Lisa. Dawn. Sherry and Jessica all the good times that I had partying with friends Do your best, thats all I can ask and remember I'll always be there if you need me We. Quin and Burg, leave to anyone who's stupid enough to fly into the woods in a ’76 Buick. ride in a tow truck, laugh through the whole ordeal all because of a “speedy muffler joke. I. Dave fi. leave to Tim Celico all the steechy weekends and frisbec playing he can handle as a senior. Wc. Sharon S. Jcwcllcy S.. Sharon T. and Dawn S.. leave any student to have L A. Math with Mr Dinato. all the good times we had in his class I. Debbie, do hereby leave Suann. Lori, and Paula all the great, exciting and unforgettable memories of W H S . and the love, heartaches, laughs, and tears with close friends who have always accepted me for who I am Good luck always and remember your true friends will stick with you no matter what! Thanks to all my friends. I love you all! Wc. Dina and Jamie, leave the ability to share everything including. houses, relatives, friends. Christmas, most of all. Life, as First cousins and best friends Wc leave behind Mr Bourdcaus classes. Five unforgctable days for one unforgetable trip (at least we were in it together) and the ability to feel the same feelings, alitudes and generalization about things m general Honesty. Trust and Love we'll always have I. George, leave to David the ability to get a REAL shirt W'e. the fourth period rclcased-time crew, leave the R.T. trips to any other underclassman that lack the experience. I. Gregg, leave all the clean new pavement to the hot rodders to burn at will. We. Mel. Christopher. Janet. Matt. Lisa. Steve. Johnny. D'Anne. Debbie. Brenda. Chris. Dan. Jen and Lisa, challenge any group of upcoming seniors to plan an extravagant, exotic luau only to have it end up an ordinary beach party because of the inability to Find each other on the beach, the lack of eating utensils and $15 parking tickets We'll try again this summer I. Pic. leave to any underclassmen who feels he can be as rowdy as me at the home soccer games and be as devoted as I was to the soccer team I. th abuh Tester, leave any unused Released Time to my brother Mark. W'e. Jill. Lisa. Dina, and Jamie leave the “many diets we all went on. eating tuna sandwiches, six meatballs (each) half gallons of ice cream. BLUEBERRY Pics, sundaes, loa au vin, cinnamon damsh. plenty of fruit, gum. gum. gum. cookies, cole slaw, and those odd one's at Jill's, the accident on RT, RUNNING ON EMPTY , the job at E B, and never getting accused of things wc did do but always being accused of things wc DIDN'T do (Take a tranquilizer) most of all sharing high times and low times I. Michelle Buck do hereby leave to my brothers George and Michael my countless hours of weekday studying and fun-filled weekends during high school I. Scott Lawton, leave to my brother Tim all my hours of studying and diligently working to obtain excellent grades (HA-HA) Wc. Lisa and Debbie, being of sound mind and body, leave to all the upcoming seniors the challenge of keeping a best friendship through all the good times, hard times, and times full of laughter. cheer and tears and to share six years of an everlasting friendship that all started with A Coke and a Smile . I. Dma. leave W’ H.S. my two sisters. Tia and Candace, hoping they will Find Ghosts of the Future. Phantoms of the Past, with Spooks of memories rattling my only suggestions are Don't be afraid of the dark, sparkle and shine, run track, images may frighten you. we must belong to each other, friends arc there too Be proud, be happy, be calm, live from today I wouldn't change a thing, go any other way. summertime, sometime, pretend to be in a state of illusion, but don't be lost by any confusion. We. BoBand and George, leave Woodstock to Evert Bergen, even though he won't admit he was there. I. Rich Capalbo. leave to my brother Christopher good luck in his high school soccer career at Westerly High I. Gregg, leave all my smoked tires to Cow We. Ken and Pic. leave to our younger brother and sister the front seal on Bus six and hope they can be as obnoxious as wc were I. Elizabeth Tenter, wish all seniors good luck in the future I. Jill, leave all the great limes that I have had at W H S. to Holly and W’hat's up. Chuck ! Wc. Michelle Buck and Susan Strafach do hereby challenge any underclassmen to remain best friends for longer than our present total of thirteen years. I. Cindy, leave to Bob my sinccrcsl thanks for the fond memories of the times wc spent together (namely third period RT at George's house I hope his dad didn't mind') Mcrci Bcaucoup' We. Ma and Reese, leave to any two upcoming seniors the misfortune on any Friday night, to have to cross the New London Bridge 5 times before finally agreeing on which side was in fact New London and then eating at Taco Madness I. Chcl. leave Chuck and Paul all the fun memories of Santa Claus, and to have as good a senior year as I did with Sth. 6th and 7th release time I leave what I wish I had; the strength and determination to work to one’s true potential in all matters, and really strive for the best. W'e. Josh and Sean do hereby leave to any upcoming seniors our spot in the shade to suck down their 20 piece chicken Mcnug-gets and still make it to gym seventh without blowing chow We the two little Irish girls iThea and Kris) leave Lonbeth. Lisa Cim. and Megan, our so-called front line positions with extra “crust. Wc. Melanie and Debbie leave WHS with the best friendship any two people could share. We have been through so much together — especially partying Without each other, wc could have never made it home safely and on time!!!!!! I. Kathy, leave to my brother Paul my senior RT's and the great times’ that went along (Hope you make it!!!) I leave my brother Steve Kapfcr the tradition of Westerly High School football team I hope he succeeds in what he wants to do I. Kara, leave to Beck one thought in mind: the loss of a friend is like that of a limb; time may heal the anguish of the wound; but the loss cannot be repaired ” Wc Lisa M and Brenda S.. leave to any two underclassman girls the ability to have differences of opinion, different ideas, and different friends, yet still value the friendship wc share enough to make it last a lifetime. I. Paul G.. leave Westerly TOBY! I. Paul G.. leave Toby — Westerly! We. Little-one and Ed. Cappuch and Tracy. Goober and Mike. Cima and Dude. Mouse and Zack. A and Jim. Sugar-Ray and Todd. Beaver and Steve. Space and Mark. Cat and Eric, and Skunk and Johnny Cakes leave WHS in hopes that all our dreams will be fullfillcd I. Deanne Storti. do hereby leave to my sisters. Deborah and Dcirdra the joys, sorrows, great times and bad (and Spanish) of four years at Westerly High Wc. Chip and Kleuko. leave Tex all our rclurnablcs from RT We. Reese and Ma . leave any two seniors the ability to go to as many concerts as we have and live to tell about them We. Kim and Theresa, leave our sisters Gail and Diana the Saturday night pool party at Kenyon's house Joe and leave the underclassmen the boring 1st period algebra 2 class with Mr. Weyant Wc. Anne-Marie. Rosa. Yolanda, leave to all underclassmen the ability to do as many crazy, absurd things as we did in our high school years. Wc. Kathy. Rae and Kathy, hope that anyone who goes to Washington. DC as much fun as we did. and get tour guide's address and telephone number like I did' W'e hope that you will Find great friends like wc all did. Live it up. like wc did. because WHS is a great place to do it in! I. Deep C. leave WHS with good-riddance to my apallmg nickname which was created by my obscene Junior Chem Lab class through the process of mere speculation.” Thanx a lot Tuck. A.F.. Chip Banks. Otis. Mick. Joe. J.D. and Stano. I hereby leave to any student worthy enough. Mr. Angelo's prized set of deer antlers and Mr Angelo's dry sense of humor for one semester Sth period God knows wc (Scott. Scan. Gibbs. Brenda. Linda, and Lisa D.) suffered W'e. Te. Peej. Mish. Connis and W endell leave W.H S the never fading memories of the massive rag sessions HERMAN and with high hopes that wc will have the chance to do it all again' Catch 'ya on the rebound. Herbie! I. Sue U. leave snyonc the great times I had in my four years at Westerly High not worry ing about the Fickleness of the student body. Was that before or after the rocks? Wc. C. HB. CB. SB. A W, . CS(alias Peg. Dor. Fish. Kim. Dina. Cap) leave the Couch at the Smithsonian, the S's in the strawberries. SCHOLL's great food, the bannana glakcs. the JUNK FOOD, long bus ride, the Fire in the ashtray. Gregg', the rain, the flood next to CB's side of the bed. all the rest of the massive times we had at the nation's capitol to any 10th grader who thinks they can handle it' W ith a wamm-bamm!(P.S She wants it!! Well, give it to her!) I. Mike Sawyer. leave to Paul and Chuck: “Thank you SH LOOPY Tammy and Cindy leave to Mrs Linton much luck in her quest for the “mother of the year award I. Dave, leave Lon her eternal love for a Mayonnaise Sandwhich UGH Wc. Keith and Scott relieve Tim and Jason of the fear of being jttackcd and all the fun you will have with Term Papers and Exams W'e. Donna. Julie. Charlene. Melissa. Kathy. Amy. Sherry. Beth. Cima. Tracy, and Rae-Ann leave W H S with great memories of raising Hell Look out cottages 84! Wc. Chip and Dale, leave to our little red-head sister. Becky, the good times we've had here at WHS. I. C Madcna. leave to any upcoming senior all the homework I didn't do in Mr Thompson's ICA class I. Mike, leave to my sister Traci the ability to sit and contemplate for hours and still achieve nothing I. Kathy, to my sister. Barbara leave John, and Lon. good-luck with Nate, (you'll need it!); and Billy good luck in the halls of Westerly High, and I'll sec you at the lake' Wc. Cindy Algiere and Sue Sawyer (SS) leave W H.S with a smile for all our wicked memories together that's sad. but it's nee. wicked 4 no more, one more time around the pond. O man. fin her face, fishy cod. stockboys. trademarks, the rad black Z. Camaro's and SS Chevcllc's FOREVER I. Bob. lease to Cindy all the great times we have had together Never forget the pizza in the old gym and those great times in the soda closet We. Tobin. Serra. and duck-man. the executive members of the Cruise Control Club, do hereby leave our executive memberships to Dip and BooBoo in hope that they can loaf hundreds as we did I. fed. leave to my younger sister Patty the ability to get the bathrooms clean in time to make any party or social function at the time I also leave to her soccer uniform 18 (hope the shorts aren't too snug ). I. Paul, leave to all upcoming seniors the right to be Dogs and if you arc unfortunate enough to work I leave you two handy phrases B F.D and W G A F with Gus in mind I. Scjo Farley, leave to Chris Ritacco my athclctic supporter in hope that someday he may grow into it. We. Stephen Paul Giordano and Mark Ashley Comolli. leave to all partners m crime the pool side partying, early morning Thai ups. wild d o t knights. Dead concerts, and to Fur and I. C. the ladder and ropes to tie up any underclassmen they desire I. Kevin, leave our Burlingame campsite to the Juniors who know how to party. We. Kurt. Gio. Comol. Hendy. Tusky. and Serrj leave to Chris Ritacco the challenge of attending a Grateful Dead concert without passing out. and making it home in one piece We, Doreen. Dina. Kim. Peggy. Jamie, and Anne, leave W H S with excellent memories of our week in Washington MB’ AW CS! O SB' and CB! Party forever and remember never get high on life W e. Sam and Princess, leave the discovery of the stars of another world to seek out the duck W e. student skoalcrs Dave. Steve. Lou. and George leave to any underclassmen the ability to skoal up as much as we did W'c. Lisa and Janut. offer this ODE to the ANNEX to all our friends. Amy. Di. Su-san. Jenn. Janice and esp Sharon ! A toast to Timmcr Bimmer, Ace. Meggies. BAP and Chap. Car-mella. Tern. S-undcrcovcr-AlDS-man-G . Daaaling-Geor-gene Trombmo. Budget Beaker. Bermc wants his books back “Milkshake Mama'! Ginger J the cyclop MAD. Auntie I. the regulars God love 'em. the Boss who loved me and those excellent late night excursions We bid a fond farewell to our hideous balloons. Meg's pig farm, our future W'H benefactors, all the Lubners and Moles we've encountered and stocking up Let’s have a cheer. Yeah. Rah. Rah! We. Polly. Sherry. Dawn. Duncan, and l an entrust to Gayle. Andy S . Mark, and Jim our good friend. Andy, in hopes that you will appreciate and love him as much as we We. JS. SS. DS. ST. leave behind all classes, books and teachers, we are happy about graduation and to all our underclassmen we wish the best in the future years to come. We hope you will have as many happy memories and good times as we have had here. Good bye and farewell. I. Skunk, leave Lori A zmaro all the neat times I had at W H S. and hope she can have as good of a time that I had. I. Darlene, leave all my pens, pencils, and Accounting knowledge to Barbara Cofonc W e. Kathy and Cindy, would like to thank Mrs. Linton for the trip “up to the bar-thc soda hit the spot' I. Cindy, dedicate my lifetime friendship to a W H S graduate. Sue Gavitt for her brave, wild heart And to us gypsies that remain ... W'c. Bob and George, leave to Evert Bergen an all-expense paid one way trip to Woodstock I. Chris Tobin, do hereby leave my ability to get along easily with those rivals from across the river, cxpccially one in particular, for all four years at W H S to anyone who could do a better job at it. I leave my soul to all my teachers especially Mrs. Vocalura who always picks on me Your a great teacher I. Vet leave to Jennifer and Amy the best of luck in years to come We. Kelly and Terrie. hope Janet. Tammy and Chris have fun for their last years here I. Kathleen, leave to my sister Colleen all the great limes and all the trouble we were in in our senior year. We. Curt and Bill, challenge any body to skip lunch every day and never get caught I. Randy, hereby leave my 5th period R T and my parking space to any young lad who wants to go through all the trouble as I did W c. Kim. Karenand Darlene, leave our sincere apologies to all the juniors we turned in when we saw them skipping class to go on illegal R T. I. leave to any up coming senior the ability to B S. your way out of detention every time W’c. Sherry. Julie. Amy. Beth. Melissa. Donna. Sue. Charlene. Kathleen. Tracy.and Rae-Annleave WHS in hopes that we will all keep in touch We. Stretch and Bergy. leave to Marci one box of pampers, (sire large) God knows you need them!! I. girl, leave to girl all the many burns she helped to heal and the crankin' we did just for Lorraine, hang in there, don't despair, thanks for the coverage—I owe you many— don’t crash, don't do puffs and hang in there with the babes. I'm sure we'll have many more ferry rides together —omlets away, you were always on my mind I. Shawn, would like to thank Darlene for all the good times we had the end of our junior year and thru our senior year with hopes that we have alot of good times to come forever. I. Mu. leave to my FAVORITE (and only brother). Joey. Kenny's middle brother. Kyle you two are two of a kind (You deserve each other.) To Rob Silvia w leave the courage to make it through the sixth year. From Tigger. Todd, and Dave. We. Randy. Scott, and Wendy, hereby leave our 6th period R.T to the unfortunate and all the great times we had. ESPECIALLY FRIDAYS I Bill Beattie leave to any up coming senior with out R.T my scat in the auditorium I. Kathi.do hereby leave Twiggy and Buddha the ability to PAR-TY as much as I did in my senior year We. Denise, and Kathleen, leave to Karen the good times of our senior year and wish that you could have been with us I Russ leave to my brother Tom all the good times and memories I had at Westerly High, and I hope you have twice as many! Good luck in the future! I. Lisa, leave my sister Ann. and brothers Tony and Dean all the pleasures, responsibilities, and adventures necessary to have as memorable a senior year as I did We. Wendell. Mick. Peej. Connis. and Te leave to any upcoming seniors the ability to remain good friends as we did after all we went through PS Don't forget Herman! I. Evelyn, do hereby leave to Anthony all the good times I shared with his sister Joanna for the year we spent together at W H S. I. Beth, leave to my sister Lisa and brother Brad all the great times I had at Westerly High and good luck' I. Edith, leave to Burt and Ernie the good fortune I've had in acquiring such a diversified group of great friends, all of whom I'm going to miss � cry much. Love to each and everyone, esp Fred. I. Kay-Dee. leave with Randy Rauso I. leave to Stacy Piccalo and Lisa Kierstcd the ability to put up with the administration for another year. W e. Bergy. Stretch. Quin and Tuck, leave to anyone the ability to get in an accident on a Friday night with stuff in the car. and convince the other guy that nothing happened. We. Lace. Ron. Coop, leave to any upcoming Sr. the ability to plan a small party and end up with a thousand people and then try to kick them out even though we ourselves were drunk and wasted I. Yolanda, leave Anne and Rosa all the memories of the great times we had at Danny's parties and I leave Tina the memories of all the talks we had sitting on my porch I. Linda Gmgerclla. leave to any underclassmen, who is lucky enough as I was. to have spent the best four years of high school with the best friends anyone could ask for. Your the best • Butch. Dee. Jilly. and LeLa. I. Michelle, depart WHS with a priceless friendship, gamed through sorrow and tears, but enjoyed with laughter and smiles; and with hopes that this friendship will last an eternity. Never give up on your dreams. W endell. W’c. Jamie. Dma. Linda. Lisa and Jill leave all those Friday and Saturday nights. Jill's PARTIES!!!. The beach at 6 o'clock am. tears of joy. plenty of laughter, that unbeatable quote. ARE THEY and DID IT especially when THEY NEVER ARE. That one Friday night. Lin. STOP the car!! All of the fights and reconciliations All of Dina's speeding tickets because of US. Dee and LeLa's B'52. Rebel. Rebel dances. BURGER DING. Linda and Lisa's favorite question. What's it like? Dunns Corners playground. And most of all the ability to really love each other as much as we do with five different opinions, five different points of view and FIVE STUBBORN PEOPLE!!!! We. Bethany. Dccna. Sharon. Darlene, and Kathy, leave to anyone the ability to figure out who Allioop is and if they do. to laugh as much as we did all in good taste (If she only knew, right °?!88!25) Allioop-oop-oop-oopoop! I. Karen, leave to my sister Krissy all the special moments I have shared with my closest friends throughout my high school years with the hope that she may double them I. Darlene, leave all the memories, good times, bad limes, and challenges to my sisters Missy and Becky. Don't worry guys it's not as bad as you think I also leave Shawn with all the good memories of our junior and senior year. I. Diane, do hereby leave to my brother Steve, cousins Tina. Debbie, and Dawn, all the good times I had at WHS I hope you all have as much fun as I did • good luck always. I. I. isa Di Napoli, leave WHS hoping that my sister. Tonya, will have the same good fortune I have in falling in with the greatest and most caring group of friends. And this thought I give to you. ‘Tonya, the greatness of a relationship between friends is second best only to the special relationship shared between sisters I. Maria, leave WHS with many favorable memories of the everlasting relationship I have shared with Mike Burns, in the hopes that there will be many more to come in the future I love you. Mike I. Missy, leave to Melanie all the homework, study time for exams, and lunches every night! And the ability to get herself up every morning at 6 15 without me having to yell at her We. Julie. Donna. Sherry. Beth, and Sue, leave WHS broke from our munchie fits in the morning Thanks for Mickey D’s. We. the members of the “awesome foursome. Lisa. Karen. Lisa, and Brenda, do hereby leave to any four computer math scholars the gaul to vacate the building during one 5th period only to be retrieved and sentenced to two consecutive afternoons m’thc juvenile delinquent hall. PS: “You guys we're gonna get caught! - Skippy W'c. Co . Serra. ('no. Comolli. and Hendy. leave all the blurry road trips to New London. Groton, and Newport, to anyone that thinks they can handle them Serra you drive!” We. Prince and Princess, leave with the beautiful experiences of growing love, in hopes that the cherished memories of these years will stay with us forever. We. Diane. Daw. and Steve, do hereby leave Patty all the good times we had at W HS. and of course the weekends - that we can remember P S Don't forget hot spot B and the red dented car. W'c. Darlene. Sharon. Kathi. and Lon. challenge any upcoming senior the ability to last 2 hours in the Berg Mobile on a side street, because it was the devil's car. and would go in reverse And survive with only coke and salt vinegar potatoc chips Believe me it wasn't easy I almost choked to death. I. jwn. leave WHS thanking My Hero for all the great times I had in Band I could have never made it without you • Guess who? I. Duncan Forbes, leave to those that follow the future and a word of wisdom by Henry David Thorcau “Some of our richest days arc those in which no sun shines outwardly, but so much more a sun shines inwardly.” I. Jik Augcri. leave the nickname Dough-boy to Jeff Parise. who deserves it. W'c. Arlene and Monica, (alias Alf and Mon) leave to any 2 upcoming senior girls the ability of using the well-practiced art of kissing — as often as we have (so sorry officer) and to enjoy as many radical limes as we have from meatless grinders, suntans. broken padlock's. Sam's shack. 2 00 a m. long distance phone calls, airmail dinner at the Narry. cruising with the blonc beach buns. O H parties. U-CON N soccer players, to sleeping on Last Beach during a thunder storm Remember once in a while you just got to say What the a'lV Sumer Fun. Yeah' I. Rosa, leave to Evelyn. Debbie. Frank. Linda and Maria all the great times I had at WHS and the ability to party the way I did with great friends and never get caught W’c. Susan. Jana, and Michelle, leave to any underclassmen the fun times that we had at the famous “IA. I. D'Anne. wish to thank Thca. Sue. and Deb for helping me through track even though I dreaded competition, the 400m and sometimes even Mrs Ward! We. John and Chris, give the ability to anyone having Mr. Roulh-icr as a teacher to stay awake more than 15 minutes. I. John, give to any upcoming senior the privilege to have the best time you have ever had during R.T, We. Yolanda. Anne, and Rosa, leave anyone the ability to party with five guys that they don't know and that like to take their clothes off We. Slither. Strut, and Alf. leave to any senior girls the fun. cxcitcmcnt-fillcd adventurous, secretive and totally honest relationship we have shared together for years I. D'Anne. leave to Judy and LonBclh the ability to lead an individual team, if not to victory, then to togetherness when the prospects look dim Remember, never give up. good luck, and go for it! I. Bethany, leave to any upcoming Freshman. Sophomore, or Junior the honor to be nominated as the one to gather all the milks for the whole lunch table and safely distribute the right milk to the right person, giving back to each one their correct change! I. Susan Strafach. leave all my Rick Springfield posters in locker 43 to Tina Luui. W'c. Rosj. Lisa. Yolanda. Mildred, and Dcanne. leave to any upcoming senior the ability to do all the things we did during 2nd period R T and still find a parking space. I. Arlene, leave Jim with the hopes that he will always remember the fun times we had together. Me. Coop, and The Dude, leave the right to go out with girls who said they were 16 and then find out tncy were 13 after it was too late W’c. Duncan. Sherry. Dan. and Polly, leave to Jim and Andy May his food never cease to flow. I. Dawn Eleave Sharon. Jon. Kevin. Craig and Jennie all th great, fun. ridiculous, and hidious limes that I had in Band. (Craig - I will always suffer from DMS). I. Burbs. leave to the tennis team Coach Raymond and Brother Lu li I also hope that all. the sweet morsels of feminine pulchritude stay bonita I. Ke in. wish to thank Dr Bob for helping me through the hardships of school. I. Jamie, leave to Paul with this in mind Time cannot steal the treasures that we carry in our hearts nor even dim the shining thoughts our cherished past imparts There will still be little things our memories will keep, some things known to each other only We've been through some hard times together you and I. Thanks for your support, tolerance and most ol all sour devoted love You're still the best person I ever kncw.SOSHINE it on me No one can ever take your place in my heart no matter what distances we may reach. I lose you. We. Connie. Chris. Miclicle. Wendy, and Paula, leave our memories. including Tina, of the many crazy times we've had with hopes that the special bond between us will only be strengthened m time and that the best of times are yet to come — Those cra y nights I do remember in my youth I do recall those were the best times, most of all We. Jill. Jamie. Dina. Linda, and Lisa, will to any underclassmen, leave the ability to withstand as much as we have together When you're reaching deep inside yourself for things you've never known, it is the greatest thing to have helping hands beside you. Whatever distances we may go. we will always be together, in our hearts and standing beside one another I. Co , leave to anyone the misfortune of swimming down the beach at night, getting your clothes stolen and running through the parking lot with the cops after you I. Brenda, do leave to Lisa Morrone. all the memories of the times we've shared in hopes that she'll cherish them as much as I will Never forget. You guys, we re gonna get caught' and Hey Li. what's up?. Blank-Blank-F.-Blank-Blank. W hich way do I go? and Mom. Dad and the Family. Always stay as sweet as you arc! I. Match, leave to Dynomite all the great times from the Summer of 83. Thanks for always being there I leave to Le. Donna. Kim. Melanie. Mindy, and John all the pleasures of going to school from 7 30 until 2:20' I especially leave Le. Donna with Burt. Oscar, and Spcarchuckcr, they are a real family! To my sister. Margetta, and my brother. Michael. I leave the ability to make the best out of the joys and sorrows of your high school years. Love, your older sister We. the Admirers of Edward Eduardo Eddie Toppi. do leave to him the following I) the I love my job Chickadee Sandwich Shoppe motto along with pancakes, rootbeers. and all the sporadic' times on Sunday mornings Yes. Ed. this waitress will miss ya and 2) the price of excellence practice and (absolutely no) self-denial, multitudes of ABI.s of Accompamamci.t. Ave. to the computer kid! P S. We re still waiting ior a ride on the Peugot I Wendy-O gtve my thanks to Mich for helping me with all my problems Thanks a lot for being my friend' Don't ever forget Labor Day weekend Mich with G and G. BFF! I. FT. leave to the other ET. Bertha. Pebbles. Hoop. Lana. Aim. Jen. Heather. Lisa. Traci. Sue and my little sister Krissy. the hope that your remaining years in High School are the best and most fulfilling ever Best of luck to all of you on the chccrinj squads next year Love ya lots! I. Russ and the other seniors off R T leave to anyone who can sit in the Auditorium study hall, while your friends are out partying I. Scan M O'Connell, leave my thanks to Mrs. Woodruff. Mr. W right. Mr. Redfern. and Ms. Fontes for all the success they have helped me achieve. I give to any senior the luck of having 5lh. 6th and 7th periods Released Time everyday by having the right guidance counsellor; and. finally. I bestow on any senior my red Karmann-Ghia's parking place without getting a ticket We. .on and Kathi. do hereby leave Lynn M the ability to find a better Hairdresser, and to keep a stranger hold on J.D W’c. Matt Panciera. Jim Toscano and Ted I ong. leave to Augcri. Brothers. Lewis. Luz i. Rmgrosc. Sardelli, Sullivan and Bo ak what we deem to be the best Latin teacher in the country - Try to carry on the tradition We. Osa and Karen, leave to all the upcoming choir members Mr D and all his temperament! Good Luck' Since we could live through it. so can you' I. Mia. leave to Ed Mcllo. campsite 14ft and my phone bill in hopes that he'll always remember Froot Loops in Fricndlys. gas station lolly pops and Toughguys Thanks for being there for me!! I leave to any JR. that can go camping and have as much fun as I (we) had I. Kelly, leave my seat on the office to Chris. We. Monica and Jamie, leave WHS having shared a lasting friendship Freshmen Prom. Chinese food. Boston. R T at Jill's, sleeping over Wednesday nights, fights with “them , and the tears and heartache that follow, sentimental songs, unending laughs and happy times, cat chases, car races, partying, boogy-mg. pigging out. ja z at Miss Jeanne's, college aspirations, and living it up knowing that our friendship will last a lifetime! A dministry tion William R. Barrs Walter Gibson Warren LeValley Principal Gr. 7 8 Administrative Assistant Director of Guidance Salvatore J. Augcri Superintendent To Members of the Class of 1984: Your graduation from Westerly High School will place you in the adult world of numerous challenges and opportunities. However, you are cautioned that entrance into this world will also expose you to a society with unprecedented concerns about international conflict, environmental contamination and economic uncertainty. I am confident that your parents and teachers have properly prepared you for your entrance into this next phase of life. You are urged to proceed with awareness, confidence, and courage. The destiny of our great country is dependent upon your educational preparation and commitment to carry on the traditions of hard work, desire to succeed, and sincere concern for fellow man. Hopefully, in addition to providing academic instruction, your'high school years have taught you to become “caring people.” I congratulate you on this memorable occasion and extend my sincerest best wishes for a healthy and prosperous future. Sincerely, Salvatore J. Augeri Superintendent of Schools Warren Pclton Assistant Superintendent To the Class of 1984: During your high school years, you have been given the opportunity to gain the wisdom and knowledge necessary for a successful beginning of your adult life. Graduation marks that beginning. You have your foundation, as did the Town of Westerly. What you do with this foundation is as important to you as it was to the beginning of Westerly over three hundred years ago. Westerly was as solid as granite; you must be solid with confidence. Grow as did your community, with pride; have loyalty and trust in yourself, as did your community; appreciate challenge, as did Westerly; and use your past experiences to become confident and stable, yet flexible, in order to change for the better, as did Westerly. Your diploma is the roots which give you depth and strength; the fruit you bear depends upon you. Remember your roots, and prove yourself as has Our Town. Sincerely, Albert A. Ferraro, Jr. Principal Secondary Education Albert A. Ferraro Jr. Principal Gr. 9-12 Paul Lombardi Vice-Principal “The Class of 1984? You’ve got to be kidding Partying type Manipulative extremely intelligent ... A very concerned class most sincere and nice ... 99 — Paul Lombardi Asst. Prin. Secretaries Marie Blanchet Virginia Clemens Gail Halleck 69 Linda Allen Science Alan Angelo Soc. Studies Donald Aulry Science Francesca Bedell Home Ec. Marielte Berardo Fine Arts Evert Bergen Science Ann Blackburn Mathematics Andrew Bonner Soc. Studies Daniel Bourdeau Math Michael Braccland Ind. Arts Christina Brancato English Mary Ann Buckley Science Marcclcnc Cancstrari Soc. Studies Edward Canfield Ind. Arts Janice Carreau Library John Carson Phys. Ed. Kenneth Chaffee Math Janet Collins English Judith Colucci Sp. Ed. John Corsetti Languages 70 “ think the Science Depot: meat is the people think they’re marvelous.” — Dr. Jean Marriott Science ‘7 think that my department is the best department in the building. ” — Joan Maguire Mathematics David DcAngclis Music Eva Despres English Alfonso DiGregorio Languages Marge Dinoio Library Aide 71 72 Suzanne Doherty Home Ec. John Donato Math Joseph Duffy Math Robert Fallon Soc. Studies Patricia Farley English John Finnegan Sp. Ed. Joyce Fletcher Science Howard Flora Sp. Ed. Janice Fontcs Math James Gleason Soc. Studies F.dward Gradilone Guidance Joan Gradilone Deborah Graves Fine Arts James Guarino Guidance Ruth Hammell Phys. Ed. Susan Hathaway English Alexander Houston Ind. Arts George Hucttl Soc. Studies Jay Hucttl Library John Kells Science Charles Kitchen Mcch. Drawing Christopher Lamb Math Nancy Lewis Soc. Studies Brenda Linton Soc. Studies John Linton Soc. Studies Maureen Logan English 71 Marguerite Long English Donna Lupinacci Bus Ed. Joan MaGuirc Dept Head. Math Sam Malin English Dr. Jean Marriott Dept Head. Science Concctta McGuire Languages Nanev Mercer ' Sp. Ed. Donna Miller English Ann Moore Science James Murano Phys. Ed. Thomas O'Connell English F.dith Papitto Sp. Ed. Nancy Paulson Sp. Ed Janet Pclligrino Science Bradford Pride Bus. Ed. Allan Redfern Bus Ed Margaret Robertson Bus. Ed. George Routhicr Math Thomas Ryan English Joy Sacco Soc. 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Gulluscio K. Habcrck E. Hairc nFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshm K Hall C. Hayden J. Henderson J Hetu J. Holmes H Holt C. Hooper Freshmen Freshm en Freshm en Fr T Micklich L. Montcmarano K. Morgan E. Morronc K. Morrone M. Morronc G. Motowidlak M. Mowrcy C. Murdock J. Nigrclli W. Nigrclli L. Norcia H. Nordcng H. Novak D. Ornbcrg F. Pagliusi L. Palmisano J. Parisc R Partelo H. Patton D. Pcndola R. Perronc B Pic T. Pitycr T. Pitycr T. Pont W. Pont P. Ponte B. Pratt D. Prescott B Priorc C. Rafusc M Randall M. Renzi M. Restelli S. Richmond M Rios R Ritacco P. Robar R. Rofrano M Routhicr J. Ruisi L. Scavello S. Scavotto G. Schackncr eshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenF L. Schackncr L. Schilkc P Schmidt S. B Schonning V.P. P Scott J. Scnatorc T. Service S. Shawn H. Sisco S. Sminkcy T. K. Smith T. Souza D. Sposato R. Startz K. Stevens S. Stuart D. Storti T. Stryker J. Sullivan K. Sullivan W. Synan A. Terra nova T. Tcrranova D. Toscano T. Trolio D. Trombino J. Trumpctto F. Turano J. Turano D. Turo [life] b fast. Wc dent have time to look at one another EighthGraders EighthGraders EighthGraders Sc veil th Gra dcrs SeventhGraders SeventhGra 1983 was a year of mere destruction and war than at any time since Vietnam; Lebanon, Korean Air Lines Flight 007, and Central America. But it was a year of renewed hope for the future, the Papal visit to Central America, worldwide antinuclear demonstrations. It was a great year to be an American, especially one in high school, about to inherit the most powerful nation on the globe in this, the most critical time in World History. In the end, the hope of youth outshined even the gloomiest events of 1983. Lebanon dominated the world scene in 1983. Israel, incensed at the continuing attacks upon its border by the PLO, invaded Lebanon and the dust still hasn’t settled. An international peace keeping force, made up largely of U.S. Marines, was sent in an attempt to stabilize the situation. It was unfortuantely, a plan that backfired. On October 23, a red Mercedes truck, filled with two tons of TNT, crashed through a wrought iron gate into the Marine compound. The four story building collapsed, killing most of its three hundred occupants. Subsequent investigations revealed that security at the compound had been lax. But this did nothing to soothe the anguish felt by the families of the dead Marines. Although deeply saddened by the terrorist attack, the President said that the U.S. would continue to keep troops in Beirut. —Matt Panciera It was an historic event when astronaut Sally Ride stepped into the space shuttle Columbia. Sally became the first woman to go into space in the United States. She was part of a five man” crew to enter orbit to conduct experiments. The mission was also to deliver two sattilitcs. Sally, a scientist, has been with NASA for quite some time. Upon the arrival of the shuttle at Andrews Airforce Base in California, the news media and press pushed and shoved to get a picture of Ms. Ride departing from the aircraft. When asked about her mission, Sally Ride replied, “It was Great.” -Randy Rauso Pope John Paul II, in yet another attempt to directly help his people, made a seven-nation visit to Central America. The internal revolutions, which had torn the Church apart, were the Pope’s major concern. The people turned out in record numbers for a glimpse of the supreme pontiff. The government leaders were not so receptive. In Nicaragua, the Pope was heckled by supporters of the Sandinista government, whose leaders include five priests, in defiance of the Pope’s demands that clergy not hold political office. The most important result of John Paul’s visit was the hope he gave to the people of Central America. Too often they had been forgotten or simply used by powers both in and outside Central America. The Pope’s visit was an assurance to the people of these war-torn countries that they were the ones that counted. — Malt Panciera Korean Air Lines Flight 007 was traveling in the early morning darkness of September 1, 1983, when it was shot down by a Soviet Fighter. All 269 passengers and crew died soon thereafter in the icy waters of the Sea of Japan. The shock waves of this horrible act were felt all over the world. In the U.S., various sanctions against the soviets were discussed, but they never came about. Some people, however, took the international dispute into their own hands, such as the people in a town in New Hampshire, who boycotted all Russian Vodka. The Russians countered the worldwide criticism with the accusation that Flight 007 was involved in a spy mission. In the end, the people most hurt by the tragedy were the families of the dead ones. For the most part, they were forgotten in the flurry of accusations that followed the incident. —Matt Panciera I Twenty years after those fatal shots in Dallas, Texas, John F. Kennedy was remembered in a special anniversary report in Newsweek magazine. The thirty Americans interviewed took time out to reflect on Kennedy and his influence on the nation then and now. Despite differences of opinion, the group concurred that he had, in fact, set and example for all of his successors. Perhaps the wildest party thrown in 1983 was the centennial gala in honor of the Brooklyn Bridge. Completed in 1883, the bridge spanning the Hudson from Manhatten to Brooklyn, was hailed as the world’s greatest engineering feat. It was a mile long and at the time its 276 foot towers were the nation’s tallest structures. The city spent $200,000 on fireworks display that was absolutely dazzling. The day after the celebration, the bridge, as dependable as ever, carried on as usual: 1 50,000 people crossed over its magnificent mile. —Matt Panciera Fashion this past year varied almost as much as the hemlines did. It can be said that 1983 was definately an “anything goes” year. The straight-laced preppies and the radical punk rockers still lingered, but many new trends hit the fashion scene. One of the biggest trends being the 50’s revival, including button-back skirts, straight-cropped pants, the color of black combined with pink and grey, and polka dots. The revival was short-lived, but many new trends sprang from it. Argyle everything, the vest in numerous shapes and sizes, soft angora sweaters, big, bright accessories and jeans all arose from this revival. The last, jeans, became the most popular — striped jeans, dyed jeans, cropped jeans, mini skirts, and the jean jacket. Another of the new trends showed the influence of the movie “Flashdance”, with shoulderbaring torn sweatshirts and T-shirts. Other fashion attractions through the year included large, bold plaids, oriental accents, and linen. In high fashion the striking news was the long lean line of the dress, short evening dresses, and an overabundance of black, sequins, and beads. —Lisa DiNapoli A Cabbage Patch Kid was this years’ most popular Christmas item. Though homely, most agree that they are irresistible. These dolls, made by Coleco based on the originals by Xavier Roberts, a Georgia sculptor, are not just purchased, but “adopted.” Each Cabbage Patch Kid comes with a birth certificate and a set of adoption papers. Each has a unique name, taken from the 1938 birth records of Georgia. Despite their homeliness, the Cabbage Patch Kids had the lure of the unattainable, and one parent, Kansas City postman Edward Pennington, flew to London to get one for his five year old daughter. Both radio talk shows and some stores chose to give these “babies” away or award them as prizes. Some business-minded individuals took advantage of the situation and sold previously purchased or won dolls at highly inflated prices, often for as much as $500. NFL FOOTBALL — SUPER BOWL CHAMPION Los Angeles Raiders COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHAMPION Miami BASEBALL — WORLD SERIES CHAMPION Baltimore Orioles NBA BASKETBALL CHAMPION Philadelphia 76’ers Mary Decker captured two gold medals in the 3,000 and 1,500-meter runs, while her teammate, Carl Lewis, scored a stunning triple gold victory in the 100-meter race, the long jump, and the 4 x 100m relay. Lewis lead his teammates to two American sweeps in both the 100-meter race and the long jump. With their victories at Helsinki, we look to them for gold at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. —Debbie Chapman COLLEGE BASKETBALL CHAMPION North Carolina State HOCKEY — STANLEY CUP CHAMPION New York Islanders TENNIS — WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONS John McEnroe Martina Navratilova GOLF — LEADING MONEY WINNERS Hal Sutton JoAnne Carner TRACK — HELSINKI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Carl Lewis Mary Decker There are few athletes in the world more popular and exciting to watch than Dr. J. — Julius Erving, of the Philadelphia 76’ers. The “Doc” seemingly had everything that any superstar could possibly desire. One thing, however had eluded him. Through six NBA seasons, Doctor J. had been unable to gain the prestigious championship ring. But the 1983 Philadelphia 76’ers blasted their way through all opponents and finally brought Julius Erving the championship ring that he truly deserved. —John Feraco In sports, by far the biggest story was the end of the world’s longest winning streak. Australia II beat Liberty in the seventh race, of the America’s Cup — a prize which had called the New York Yacht Club its home for 132 years. Earlier in the competition, there had been much controversy over the Aussies’ winged keel, but in the end everyone acknowledged the keel as “fair and square”. —-Matt Panciera And Cabbage Patch Kids Cheers and Dynasty Joan Rivers and Eddie Murphy Ivy League Schools mini-skirts AT T personal home computers sushi The Police, Michael Jackson, Boy George Reagonomics Tom Cruise and Risky Business horror movies Flashdance fashions Break Dancing Mr. T. and A-Team Action Figures M A S H James Watt Racial Ethnic jokes That's Incredible “Ma Bell” Pacman Spam HBO Star Wars Trilogy Smoking Valley Girls Punk Rockers Star Wars Action Figures . . . Outs AT T SPORTS SPORTS OPPOSITION WHS. OPP. Cranston East 1 2 Chariho 0 1 South Kingston 1 1 Cranston West 3 4 North Kingstown 4 1 East Greenwich 6 1 Coventry 1 2 Chariho 0 1 Cranston East 0 1 Chariho 3 1 South Kingstown 1 1 Stonington 3 2 Cranston West • 1 North Kingstow'n 2 1 East Greenwich 0 0 Coventry PLAYOFF 3 S 1 Bristol 0 2 Overall Record 7-7-3 Captains Paul, Steve, Matt . to r. row I C. Smith. K. Hobba, P. Chiaradio. S. Scrvidio. M. Trovato. S. Farley, C. Ritacco. S. Farley, S. Gulla, C. Rose, T. Godbout. Coach Springer, row 2 P. Gagnon. M. Panciera, M. Sardclli. T. Vaillancourt, A. Palmiasano, G. Routhier, S. Siciliano, P. Paterno, M. Jack. I. to r. row I S. Servidio, S. Farley. S. Farley. S. Gullo, C. Rose row 2 P. Gagnon. M. Pancicra. G. Routhier. T. Vaillancourt “Look at me. I’m Sandra Dcc.“ The 1983 Soccer season was certainly one to remember. With the leadership of my three captains — Paul Gagnon, Steve Gulla, and Matt Pancicra, the entire team became inspired to play the way that they were capable of playing. Our fourth place finish earned us a playoff spot against Bristol. The season came to an end even though we played extremely well as a team in our final game. The one thing that was important to me as a coach and to my varsity players was that we believed in ourselves. We knew our capabilities — both our strong points and our weaknesses. We overcame the adverse conditions confronting our team and became a winning team. Coach Springer All Division 1st Team- Steve Gulla 2nd Team- Paul Gagnon Matt Panciera Tom Vaillancourt Honorable Mention- Sean Farley All South County 1st Team- Steve Gulla Matt Panciera 2nd Team- Paul Gagnon Honorable Mention- Paul Paterno Anna Scrra M.V.P. Soccer Award Matt Panciera “I think that I speak for the whole team when I say that the last few minutes of our win over Chariho were the most memorable of our soccer careers. The wild, spontaneous celebration touched off by the final horn made all the time and effort put forth during the season worthwhile.” — Matt Panciera The 1983 soccer season was definitely a season of ups and downs. Due to our lackadaisical play, we sometimes wished we could go unnoticed. Other times, however, we surprised ourselves and played well, with great intensity.” — Steve Gulla “On behalf of the senior players and myself, I would like to give a special thanks to Coach Dean Springer for his years of devotion and guidance. Thanks Coach! — Paul Gagnon Captains Tammie and D Anne OPPOSITION WHS. OPP. Ledyard 2 1 Narragansett 1 1 Old Lyme 0 6 Barrington 0 1 Portsmouth 1 1 Moses Brown 4 0 Ledyard 0 1 Wheeler 9 0 South Kingstown 1 0 Old Lyme 1 3 Narragansett 0 0 Barrington 1 1 Portsmouth 4 0 Moses Brown 5 1 Wheeler 7 0 South Kingstown 2 PLAYOFFS 1 Portsmouth 3 1 South Kingstown 2 Overall Record 9-5-4 4 I. tor. row IG. Lupinacci. A. Sisco. L. Algicri. D. Chapman. M. Trainor, L. Morrone, K. Farley. L. Cimalore. D. Dione. B. Azzinaro. roiv2Coach Carson. Coach McQuirc. P. Drury. M. Federico. L. Morrone. J. Hughes. D. Cherenzia. S. Englcr. D. Smith. T. Hafenbrak, J. Schwcr. L. Jakob. L. Martin. T. Carey, C. Gcncarclla. T. Pratt The 1983 Girls’ Soccer Team enjoyed another outstanding season. During this first organized league season of girls' soccer, Westerly established a reputation for skilled, aggressive, team-styled play which was led by captains Tammie Hafenbrak and D'Anne Smith. With the six other senior team members, their play served as an inspiration to teammates and coaches, and made soccer an enjoyable experience for all. After defeating Portsmouth in the first round of the playoffs, the championship game was set. After equaling the Rebels of South Kingston through two scoreless overtime periods, the Bulldogs were edged out on penalty shots for the tough loss. — Coach Carson . to r. Coach Carson, K. Farley. D. Chapman, L. Morrone, M. Federico. T. Carey. T. Hafenbrak. D. Smith, D. Chcren .ia All Division 1st Team- Thea Carey Tammie Hafenbrak D'Ann Smith 2nd Team- Lori Jakob Lisa Morrone Judy Schwer All South County 1st Team- Thea Carey Tammie Hafenbrak Lori Jakob D’Ann Smith 2nd Team- Lisa Morrone Judy Schwer Honorable Mention- Lori Beth Algicri Deena Cherenza Kristen Farley Mia Federico . to r. row IS. Donahue, J. Barber. T. DiNapoli, B. Schonning, L. Morrone. M. Trainor, A. Sisco, L. Cimalore, D. Dionc, D. Lallo, C. Rizzo row 2 Coach McQuire, C. Gencarella, S. Bewley. J. Hughes, S. Brown. S. Azzinaro, G. Lupinacci, B. Azzinaro. S. Englcr, P. Drury, L. Martin. G. Holdredge. L. Norchia All State 1st Team- Thca Carey Tammic Hafenbrak D’Ann Smith 2nd Team- Lori Jakob Lisa Morrone Judy Schwer Honorable Mention- Deena Chercnza Kristen Farley Mia Federico Girls' Soccer M.V.P. Award D'Ann Smith OPPOSITION W.H.S. OPP. Bristol 0 7 Shea 6 7 Portsmouth 14 0 Smithfield 14 0 Classical 0 0 East Greenwich 7 10 North Providence 36 0 Saint Raphael 0 13 Narragansett 9 6 Stonington 10 0 Overall Record 5-4-1 . to r. row 1 C. Tobin. S. Anloch, R. Rauso. M. Comolli. J. Serra, J. Wulforst, V. Morgan, S. Laudonc. S. Schilke. T. Boduch. M. Terranova. row 2 T. Long. M. Cozzolino, B. Henderson, M. Wright, P. Cravino, B. Kapfcr, J. Augcri, M. Creaturo. A. Morronc, S. Morgan, row 3 J. Augcri. J. Smith. M. Masucci. D. Lima. N. Beothers, R. Stevens, C. Dipollino. F. Comforti. S. Kapfer, A. Schilke, D. Monty, row 4 L. Scott, V. Van Patten. M. Egan. S. Angelo. M. Watts, C. Carey, A. Valcntini, J. Gilman, R. Frazier, row 5 B. Cofonc, S. Boduch. B. Keegan. J. Fusaro. P. Visgilio, P. Ponte. W. Nigrelli, D. Trombino. row 6 J. Parisc, K. Morrone. K. Hooper. T. Terranova. Standing . to r. Vcro Morronc. Head Coach James Murano, Chris Wriedt. Bill Samiagio. Captains: John. Vic. and Jim Coaches: V. Morronc. J. Murano. C. Wriedt. B. Samiagio . to r. row 1 M. Cozzolino, B. Kapfer, C. Tobin, J. Wulforst, J. Serra, V. Morgan, J. Augeri. row 2 M. Tcrranova, P. Cravino. D. Antoch, S. Laudonc, M. Crcaturo, D. Schilkc. M. Comolli. row 3 B. Henderson, T. Boduch, M. Wright, T. Long, R. Rauso. To the seniors of the 1983 football team: It has been both a pleasure and a challenge for me to have had the opportunity to work with the seniors of the 1983 football team. 1 am very proud of all of you for having been able to endure some very difficult moments and cope with a wide variety of emotional peaks and valleys. In the years ahead you will find that every day is going to be a challenge involving winning and losing and success and failure. By putting in many hours of hard work and sacrifice over the past four years you have shown that you are strong enough to meet this challenge. I hope that being a part of the football team has been a positive and educational experience for you and has somehow made you a better person. The comraderie, togetherness, and fun that we have experienced is something that will always bond us together. I congratulate you on attaining many of your goals and applaud the effort you put forth to reach them. May I wish you continued success and enjoyment in the future. — Coach Murano John, Steve, Randy. Bob, and Damon Defensive Backs: row V. Morgan, J. Wulforst, J. Serra. row 2 M. Terranova. M. Cozzolino. M. Comolli. S. Morgan. Defensive Linemen: row I R. Rauso, B. Kapfer. J. Gilman, row 2 B.Henderson. P. Cravino, T. Boduch. All Division 1st Team- Dave Antoch John Wulforst 2nd Team- Tony Boduch Vic Morgan Jim Serra All South County 1st Team- Tony Boduch Vic Morgan John Wulforst 2nd Team- Dave Antoch Bob Henderson Jim Serra Honorable Mention- John Gilman Bob Kapfer Chris Tobin Outstanding Back — Thanksgiving Day Bob Henderson Outstanding Lineman — Thanksgiving Day John Wulforst “How many times do I have to show you?“ Carl Myllymaki Award Tony Boduch Bob Henderson Dwight Rogers Award John Wulforst All-State Award — Coaches' Assn, and Prov. Journal John Wulforst Offensive Linemen: row I D. Schilke, J. Serra, J. Augeri, C. Tobin, S. Laudonc. row 2 T. Boduch. T. Long, A. Morronc, B. Henderson. Offensive Backs: row 1 A. Valcntini, D. Lima, S. Morgan, row 2 N. Brothers, R. Stevens, V. Morgan, F. Comforti. 113 Captains Dccna. Tammie. and Kara OPPOSITION WHS. OPP. Narragansett 58 29 East Greenwich 41 42 Tolman 40 38 Coventry 47 57 Tollgatc 44 27 North Kingstown 34 38 Stonington 57 41 Stonington 35 49 St. Raphael 41 55 Chariho 37 34 Cranston West 43 25 West Warwick 48 45 Cranston East 47 35 South Kingstown 37 42 Central 34 53 East Greenwich 55 65 Coventry 51 58 North Kingstown 43 46 Chariho 49 30 West Warwick 65 39 South Kingstown 33 40 Warwick 36 65 Varsity Kneeling I. to r. T. Hafenbrak, K. Stcnhousc, D. Chercnza. Standing I. to r. L. Jakob, B. Long, Coach Tcrranova, A. Larsh, S. Serra. Junior Varsity Sitting I. to r P. Thorpe, L. Morrone, P. Dionne Standing I. to r. Coach Wricdt, J. McGregor. L. Babcock. D. White The 1983-84 Girl's Basketball Team is led by Senior Tri Captains Deena Cher-enza, Tammie Hafenbrak, and Kara Sten-house. Replacing five starters from last year’s team has been a difficult task, but the young ladies on the squad have responded to the hard work required by the coaching staff. Along with Deena, Tammie, and Kara, Juniors Anne Larsh, Beth Long, Su Ann Serra, Sophomore Lori Jakob and Freshman Melanie Choquette round out the Varsity Squad. Coach Wriedt and I feel terrific about this group of young ladies, they have worked hard and long and as a group are very compatible. Although we haven’t been as successful in so far as wins and losses as we have been for the last four years, this has been one of the most pleasant years for the coaching staff. — Coach Terranova OPPOSITION WHS. OPP. Chariho 59 52 Warwick 31 60 Stonington 54 61 West Warwick 64 84 Coventry 47 40 St. Bernard’s 46 65 Chariho 85 59 East Greenwich 61 57 Cranston West 62 71 North Kingstown 65 64 Johnston 47 71 South Kingstown 70 67 Warwick 65 70 West Warwick 61 89 Stonington 59 64 Coventry 66 55 Chariho 79 76 East Greenwich 63 54 Cranston West 52 54 North Kingstown 54 45 Johnston 54 65 South Kingstown 50 55 t 'f Varsily . to r. Kneeling B. Henderson, V. Morgan. K. Stcnhousc. J. Toscano. T. Mar illi. Standing Coach Lance. L. Scott, P. Larson, D. Lima. A. Morrone, S. Clark, D. DiMuccio, A. Bozek, S. Morgan, Asst. Coach Laudonc. Junior Varsity . to r. KncclingC. Smith. K. Brothers. R. Rofrano, T. Godbout. D. Trombino. StandingC. Carey. J. Capizzano, J. Way, D. DiMuccio, A. Valentini. B. Pictraallo, L. Brown, Coach Laudonc. “Aren’t you glad you used Dial today? Coaching the W.H.S. Varsity Boys Basketball team this year has been a very enjoyable experience for me. Although we have had our low points throughout the year, the team has stayed united and pulled through. Clinching a playoff spot has satisfied one of the major goals of our season. I would like to wish the senior players: Kurt Stenhouse, Jim Toscano, Vic Morgan. Bob Henderson, and Ted Marzilli the best of luck. Thanks for all the hard work. — Coach Lance Spring ’83 OPPOSITION East Greenwich South Kingstown North Kingstown Pilgrim Stonington Chariho Narragansett Coventry Tollgatc Overall Record 5-4 W.H.S. OPP. 79 39 48 70 55 63 75 42 42 76 106 12 104 14 70 48 56 62 . to r. row I D. Dionne. M. Altimari, T. Carey, L. Morronc, J. Ca pizza no. D. Chapman, D. Thompson, row 2 S. Letterle, M. Quintana. L. Jakob, D. Handley, D. Smith, L. Martin, E. Klymcnko, N. Cclico. “What do we do — Punt? Captains Lisa, Thca, Debbie, and D'Annc “The muscle team “Show me a runner, and I’ll show you a strange person with a thing for pain! — Debbie Chapman “For me the past four years as a member of the track team have been a great experience. It's a lot of hard work, but in the end, it’s a great feeling to know you’ve survived it!” —Jamie Ca pizza no Track, unlike other team sports, is an individual sport. What you put into it, is exactly what you get out. —Susan Urso “Oh. Susanna, oh don’t you cry for me I. to r. row I Coach McCravc. A. DcBartolo, N. Brothers, L. Gadrow, R. Stevens, row 2 J. Bewlay. D. Burton. S. Angelo, D. Cozzolino. J. Augeri. “I didn’t know cows could fly? Spring ’83 OPPOSITION W.H.S. OPP. South Kingstown 66 88 North Kingstown 79 75 West Warwick 95 59 Stonington 46 99 Narragansett 102 42 Chariho 75 79 East Greenwich 60 95 Coventry 75 65 Overall Record 4-4 120 “Who loves you. baby?” “I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ... First I cried because I did not have the best running shoes, then I saw a man without feet. Duncan Forbes “The 1983 track season was definitely worthwhile. Sure, the running of the hills and the difficult workouts were trying, but in the long run. whether a person placed in his event or not, everyone came out a winner.” — Josh Bewlay “Being a part of the track team, gives each member the experience of meeting various athletes from around the state.” — Dave Antoch Spring 83 OPPOSITION W.H.S. OPP. Coventry 6 3 North Kingstown 5 1 South Kingstown 7 8 Chariho 5 4 Narragansett I 9 Prout 8 4 Coventry 8 10 North Kingstown 4 5 South Kingstown 2 1 Chariho 5 8 Narragansett 0 2 Prout Overall Record 6-6 8 1 Captains Kathy. Jana, and Tammie . to r. Kneeling A. Larsh. C. Rizzo. K. Lima, J. Bcchan, P. Marsiglio, T. Longo, C. Trcbisacci. A. Sisco. Standing J. Fcraco. T. Micklich. K. Tucker. M. O’Leary. J. Pratt, T. Hafenbrak. M Chiardio, P. Drury, B. Long, Coach Carson. f “Hey. where’s everyone going?” 122 “You mean you don't have to wear a glove to throw the shotput? Senior Players Kneeling M. O'Leary. K. Tucker Standing K. Lima. T. Hafenbrak. J. Pratt. Coach Carson. “It's just one of those days Softball — “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, and blaming it on you. — Kathy Tucker “Do all you can do to the best of your ability.” —Jana Pratt “A sport depends upon ALL members, not one individual person. Togetherness and positive thinking along with some skill and knowledge of the game will bring about a successful season. Good luck to all athletes of the future.” — Tammie Hafenbrak I. to r. Kneeling F. Comforti, J. Serra. T. Sisco, P. Pappadia. T. Dclicato, C. Scavotto. Standing Coach Wriedt, A. Turco, C. Carey, T. Donahue, R Parrilla. M. Jack. D. Lima. J. Gilman. 124 •Til get this game one of these days.” s Spring ’83 % OPPOSITION WHS. OPP. Norwich Free Academy 0 9 East Greenwich 2 0 South Kingstown 7 9 Coventry 2 6 North Kingstown 2 4 West Warwick 0 I Narragansett 3 7 Chariho 3 10 East Greenwich 4 5 South Kingstown 3 7 Coventry 4 1 Norwich Free Academy 2 8 North Kingstown 2 1 Stonington 1 3 West Warwick 3 13 Narragansett 4 3 Chariho 3 8 Overall Record 4-13 The key to the team’s success is unity. There is no one star. Every one of the coaches and players, on the field or on the bench, contributes his share.” Terry Donahue We lost a lot of good seniors last year, but we also have many good returning players. We should be contenders in our league.” Jim Serra Look to the future. Our record can only improve!” — Roland Parilla Spring ’83 OPPOSITION W.H.S. OPP. Fitch 8 2 Fitch 6.5 6.5 Southern Tech 8 5 Ledyard 4 2 North Kingston .5 11.5 Cranston West 3.5 8.5 Coventry 3.5 8.5 East Greenwich 9.5 2.5 Narragansett 3.5 8.5 North Kingston 1 11 Cranston West 1 11 Coventry 3 9 Griswold 7.5 5.5 Grasso SE-Tech 10.5 2.5 Stonington 4 12 East Greenwich 5 7 Narragansett 4.5 7.5 Overall Record 6-10-1 If? I. to r. Kneeling S. Sullivan. A. Palmisano, C. Christina. J. Fcraco. M. Douglas, J. Toscano. J. Edmond. Standing S. Giordano, V. Morgan. T. Mar illi. K. Stcnhousc, C. Larsh. D. LcRoy. M. Silva. Spring ’83 I. to r. row I G. Finizio, S. Gulla, G. Burbello, S. Farley, row 2 S. Lawton. K. Parrilla, S. Fnglcr, J. Turco. row 3 K. Crider. Coach Wujcik, J. Luzzi. OPPOSITION W.H.S. OPP. Chariho 6 1 West Warwick 5 2 Narragansett 4 3 Coventry 5 2 Stonington 3 6 South Kingstown 4 2 North Kingstown 5 2 Chariho 5 2 West Warwick 7 0 Narragansett 5 2 Coventry 5 2 South Kingstown 4 3 North Kingstown PLAYOFFS 4 3 East Providence 5 2 Rogers of Newport 5 2 Pilgrim of Warwick 2 5 Overall Record 14-2 “Burbs’ Dance Academy — Free lessons’ Cheerleaders FootballSoccerFootballSoccerFootballSoccerFootbalL Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Ch CCrlCfl dCfS Cheerleaders Junior VarsityJuni or Varsity Junior Varsity Junior Varsitj . 130 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Ski Club Student Council The 1983-84 Student Council, with the leadership of advisors David Stephenson and Walter Gibson, has had a most busy and most successful year, raising funds for other student groups, and sponsoring numerous social events and community projects. Student Council events this year have included the Victory Dance-the first of a number of dances to be held in the new gymnasium. There was also a concert- dance featuring “Roomful of Blues,” and a Health Fair. A Seminar on Teenager and Alcohol was also sponsored. A new sound and lighting system was purchased for the auditorium this year. Many other student activities were funded by the council this year. Considering all these events, the 1983-84 year has been a productive one. V. Pres. — Josh, Trcas. — Corri, Pres. — Gina. See. — Lisa 132________________ Pep Club Not many people know about the Youth Council on Smoking, partly because it’s such a new group and partly because our main task is performed outside the high school. We try to present fifth graders with the facts about smoking including the dangers, the cost and the consequences. We want them to make responsible choices about smoking, choices based on knowledge rather than on stereotypes. In the future we hope that the function of our group will expand, but for now we’re happy to reach the fifth graders. Youth Council On Smoking I. to r. row I J. Brown. J. Fcraco. C. Cinami, C. Larsh row 2 J. Toscano, J. Bcwlay, L. Sisco. P. Balemine, M. Panciera Established on January 6, 1983, by the Westerly School Committee, SCAP, the Secondary Curriculum Advisory Panel consists of concerned parents, staff, administration, and students. Together SCAP participants discuss issues concerning the secondary curriculum and then report their recommendations to the School Committee. SCAP Stacy, Peter Lisa. Bethany The National Honor Society is a select group of students who satisfy certain criteria. All members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of leadership ability, character, community service, and scholarship. The academic qualifications for a junior in the National Honor Society are very competitive. After five semesters a junior must have an A+ average in Level II courses with no C’s, D’s, or F’s. As a senior an A average must be maintained in Level II courses with no D’s or F’s. These high achievers are initiated into the society during a candlelight ceremony. Thus, the National Honor Society designates only those students who exhibit academic excellence, service, leadership, and character. National Honor Society I. tor. row IJ. Brown. L. Giardino, C. Cinami, L. Morronc row 2 M. Buck, D. Chapman. J. Feraco. B. Sposato Standing M. Pancicra. D. Smith, J. Toscano Chemistry Team I. tor. row 1C. Newman. M. Long, S. Brown, S. Egan, A. Sisco row 2J. Augeri, M. Sardelli, T Palmiasano, C. Christina. E. Toppi 136 I. to r. Top to Bottom row I T. Turano. J. Feraco, J. Canova. C. Ball. L. Gingcrclla, C. Luther. L. Chicoria, L. Kicrstcad. K. Bernard. K. Bixlcr. L. Lumnah. P. Chiardio. K. King. R. Bcaulicr. K. Shawn row 2 K. Marshall. C. Smith. C. Larkin. D. Christina. J. Bell. J. Hetu, J Walach, K. Morgan, M. Sawyer, R. Pertello. J. McPhail row J M. Perri. M. Sisco. E. Dcssaulcs. J. Turano. B. Gilman. C. Lanphear. S. Bewlay, R. Ritacco. R. Gomes. C. Cross. K. Humphries row 4 M. W.H.S. Band Hill. G. Motowialak. M Pancicra. C. Rizzo. P. Sionnc. D. Entwistle. C. Dufor. M. Boucher. .1 Barber. D. Dionne. K Vennuri row 5 D. Smith. H Dufor. M. Frink. T. Lewis. S. Richmond. N. Claphan row 6 R. Pariscau. P. Schmidt. R. Walter. S. Egan. J. Sullivan. M Burns. T Toscano. R. Allen. C. Chapman. S. Coscia. R. Algicri. K. Payne. J. Sorra row 7C. Prizito. C. Trcbisacci row X L. Ball. T I ongo. R C'hinigo. 1 Difillipo. C Piezzo. G. Difillipo. R Bessette 137 Brass Ensemble Jazz Band 138 Pep Band Pep Band Leaders Andy. Mike, and John Choir 139 Theater Scrapbook Co. Cabaret ’83 The Theater Scrapbook Company had its ups and downs this year, but all in all, the members consider themselves successful. Several fundraisers and the highly praised Godspell and Caberet ‘83’ have highlighted the 82-83 year. The club has established itself as one that will grow through the coming years. 140 m £■ zm MOlis Junior Prom PROM COURT I. to r. D. Robbins D. Allen, M. Douglas C. Rose. M. Parise M. Comolli. Queen J. Toscano, A. Fusaro J. Dinwoodic. B. Walker, J. Faulisc, L. Gcncarclla S. Giordano Chickadee Gardens, May 18, 1983 . .. Junior Prom .. . “We’ve Got Tonight” .. . The Band Max ... Rosa Fusaro crowned Queen ... Queen’s Court: Debi Robbins, Melanie Douglas, Monica Parise, Arlene Fusaro, Bethany Walker and Linda Gencarella ... THIS ISUNBEARAI Boy Scouts of America. UNITE!' PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Elaina Antonino Dr. Dennis Forman, Inc. Dr. Mark Deresienski Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Recor Anthony C. Di Maio, D.S.S. Dr. Joseph R. Dotolo Ur so Liguori Ur so Attorney Matthew Lewiss Dr. Albert Laurenzo Obs. and Gyn. Association, P.C. Natale L. Ur so Arthur P. Hotchkiss, D.M.D. Drs. 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CLAIR ANNEX ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH SHOP Congratulations To Our Many Friends And Valued Customers At Westerly High School 169 Knuf i OfTSELC Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From WESTERLY COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 122 Granite Street, Westerly. R.I. 02891 ::::: Where You Check For Less-Borrow For Less-Save For More Stillman-McAndrew Travel Agency; Inc. 15 RAILROAD AVENUE WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND 02891 PHONE 596-7744 Congratulations To The Class Of '84 Telephone 401 596-2584 • Cruvna 1 r tjf y — TOSCANO’S MEN’S SHOP 23 Canal Street Westerly. Rhode Island 02891 QUICK STOP SUPERETTE 9 East Avenue Changed To: MRS. VS KITCHEN Merchants Square Beach Street Telephone Number 596-9483 Sit In Or Take Out. firestone SOUCY TIRE CENTER. INC. 179 MAIN STREET WESTERLY Rl 02891 (401) 596-4901 JOSEPH SOUCY OWNER Tel. (401) 596-2392 C W VA VtLLAGt RESTAURANT Chinese-Polynesian Restaurant — Cocktails — Orders Put Up To Takeout Open Daily 11:30 AM Til 10 PM Fri. Sat. 11:30 AM Til 11 PM Special Luncheon Monday Thru Saturday 11:30 AM Til 2:30 PM 27 Canal Street Westerly, Rl. 02891 Congratulations To The Class Of '84 JOE MOOSEY, SCHOOL COMMITTEE Your Hosts: Joseph Chan Gordon Chin Thomas Chin A1 Romanella Charles J. Sposato James Romanella Wish The Class Of 1984 Good Luck JAMES ROMANELLA SONS, INC. General Contractors 322-0657 Westerly, R.l. CARD CHEVROLET CO., INC. DUST ’S BANANA SPLITS • SUNDAES • SHAKES • CONES Post Rd. Rte 1 • Junns Corners -WE SERVF- Grinders — Hot Dogs 106 West Broad Street Pawcatuck, Connecticut PO. Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 ■ flnAwjtftsicc = Compliments Of: 116 Granite Street-P.O. Box 125 Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 Jg CITIZENS BANK 401-596-0290 Vjtr Anthony G. Antoch Manager Westerly Office 112 Franklin Street Westerly, R.l 02891 (401) 596-4944 EDWARD P. MORRONE REALE’S GROCERIES AND GRINDERS 122 High Street 596-2323 Open 7 Days A Week 8 AM-8 PM LEO MOROSO Compliments Of KAPLAN TRAVEL 174 43 Broad St. Westerly (401) 596-2801 Toll Free: Nationwide (800) 243-0775 ALFIE’S ARCADE - VARIETY Specialize In T-Shirts Prop. Gary Fior John Conron 139 Atlantic Ave. Misquamicut, RI Phone (407) 596-2984 Narragansett Electric Telephone: (401) 596-2821 Saving Energy Is A Good Practice Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 599-3143 Stonington Shopping Plaza Pawcatuck, Connecticut AGJO INC. 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RUISI ZYGUN PHARMACY 125 Main Street Westerly, Rhode Island ifValuEmiteV 1 PHOTOPATIO Granite Street Shopping Plaza Westerly, R.l. 02891 g Ted yBearj Franklin Plaza Westerly. Rl 596 3963 Where You Will Find The Very Best Flallmark Cards. Gifts. And Toys! Home of the Famous Famity Style Sheet Pizza” VOCATURA S JL PIZZA A GRINDERS SU f Jpvsmj Atlantic Ave. 322-1460 Winnepaug Rd. 596-7324 13 Friendship St. 596-3883 Congratulations To The Class Of ’84 FROM THE VOCATURA FAMILY M £. A Jiang JCang r)2e tauzant 8 U. s. 1 STONINGTON SHOPPING PLAZA PAWCATUCK, CONN. 06379 Tel : (203) 599-5787 177 McCormick’s Downtown Westerly SALES AND SERVICE ON MOST MAJOR BRANDS WESTERLY TV APPLIANCE, INC. RUDY VENDITTI TOM VENDITTI BOB GRISWOLD 117 MAIN STREET WESTERLY. Rl 401-596-2811 Compliments of BUTLER BROS. 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Westerly, r i 02891 Phone 203-599-4175 Men’s, Woman’s Children’s Clothing Accessories Domestics Curtains ((eid lkujh s 596-2006 Granite Street Shopping HEATHERHOUSE SHOE For The Classic Look In Woman's Footwear. 25 High Street 596-0545 Westerly, RI priolo CRPizznno c—rca ltv—) RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL SALES • RENTALS ■ APPRAISALS UCENSE0 IN RHODE ISLAND 1 CONNECTICUT 16 CANAL STREET WESTERLY, R.l. 348-8103 179 MORRONE ELECTRIC INC WESTERLY DENTAL GROUP INC. HK1) 3 WBMTKK1.Y. H. 322-0656 Fred Mahon Id Main St. amhaway. r. I. 377-8847 P. Edward Capalbo, D.D.S. Brian M. Capalbo, D.M.D. Ronald E. Capalbo, D.M.D, 130 Granite Street Westerly, R.I. Tel 596-2848 Dionne Mason Builders RKD 3. WB4TKKL.Y. R.I. 02881 NEW CONSTRUCTION - ADDITIONS KITCHENS • RKMODEDINO - REPAIRS KSTIMATKN I 'PON REQUEST Cleaners Inc. Robert L. Sicilian (401) 596-2192 181 Main Street Westerly, R.I. 02891 UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 30 Oak Street Westerly Rhode Island 02891 401 596-2831 Whirlpool Frigidaire General Electric Kitchen Aid Amana Jenn Air Frigidaire Sales And Service. Domestic And Commercial Refrigeration And Air Conditioning 170 Main Street Westerly. R.I. 02891 Business Phone: 596-2102 180 PREMIER MOTORS INC. TONY MELLO CHET MEDEIROS JACK HENDERSON Burdicks Inc. sratnNG r , ■ good) j g rt'ir X O I WESTERLY. R I Shoes — Sporting Goods High Street 596-4623 401 596-3677 401-377-4355 BRADFORD REMNANT SHOP, INC. Open 9-5 Tues. Thru Saturday Main Street Bradford, R.l. 02808 Corner Spruce Oak Streets Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 tv I 4 i- Prfcv- ■i 181 USS Michigan USS Florida General Dynamics Electric Boat Division has helped shape the course of naval history for more than three-quarters of a century. In 1900, the company delivered the first submarine HOLLAND, and since then has built over one-half of all the submarines for the U.S. Navy. In 1954, it launched the world’s first nuclear submarine, NAUTILUS. It also designed the Navy’s fleet of ballistic missile submarines and built GEORGE WASHINGTON, the lead ship. Today, Electric Boat Division, as designer and builder of the new Trident missile submarine, remains the free world’s leader in submarine technology, continuing to produce the most efficient and sophisticated undersea craft in the world. GENERAL DYNAMICS Electric Boat Division ____________________Eastern Point Road. Groton. Connecticut 06340 PRISCILLA PRIDE SHIP TV KLIP Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 H.E. THORP 3 SON INC Real Estate Dixon Square 8uilding. Westerly. Rhode Island 02891 (400-596-1960 Hair Stylists Shore Road Westerly. R.I. 322-7131 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From The Class Of 1986 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Westerly High School Class of '84 From THORP i TRAINER INSURANCE Dixon Square Building Westerly. Rhode Island (401) 596-0146 FRIENDLY'S RAY WILLIS TOYS BIKES SCHWINN - RALEIGH — PANASONIC 401 596-1045 53 Railroad Avenue, Westerly, Rl 02891 Mary Ray Willis, Proprietors John Willis, Manager YOU’RE CRACKED If you don't visit the gallery of fine crafts at Sun Up -yyterrhMnts ‘3eu.it Balloons Tunes For All Occasions X Personalized Lyrics Costume Delivery Available Decorating, Gifts Promotions Call JOY-O-LOONS 401 377-2987 New England Institute of Technology ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL, CARPENTRY CONSTRUCTION, DRAFTING C.A.D., PLUMBING HEATING, REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING New England Tech is the BOSS Business Office Secretarial School COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL Evening or full time day programs • Financial help available Become a New England Tech Graduate or compete with one! Call 401-467-7744 or write New England Tech, 184 Early Street, Providence, Rl 02907 COACHMAM AUTO SALES Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From The STUDENT COUNCIL We, the editors of the 1984 West'lyan. wish to extend our sincerest thanks to: the Sports Boosters for sharing the concession with us, — the teachers and administrators who chaperoned, gave advice, support and encouragement — Mr. Ferraro for always giving us the definitive word. - Mr. David Panciera of the Westerly Public Library for the use of the historical room, Marshall Drew for his photographic contributions, Mr. John DeWale of T.D. Brown for his advice, quick developing, and pictures. the parents of the Yearbook Staff for their patience, understanding, and words of encouragement, Mrs. Sposato, Mrs. Sisco, Mrs. Fcraco, and Mrs. Chapman for their help with the concession stand, — all those students whose contributions helped make this book a success, and finally Mr. Bruce Dupuis, for his ideas, compromises, and support through our “Days of Challenge. As a final thought: “Don’t be dismayed at good-by a farewell is necessary in ordi And meeting aj ' is certain for 18S Good-bye, good-bye high school Good-bye to clocks ticking, late bells ringing,, overcrowded hallways, term papers, loudspeaker interruptions, morning notices, released time, and Westerly bulldogs. Hello, world, we look forward to new horizons, faraway places, friendships, and experiences A chance to begin anew and grasp the boundless opportunities available to our aspiring and eager minds. We welcome the many wonderful things that life has to offer and strive to make our every dream a reality. -adapted from Emily’s farewell speech -Our Town In Memoriam Through the hard times and the struggling, Danny never showed any bitterness or grief, never sought pity, but rather brushed aside the inevitable and became a part of our class as a friend and classmate. With courage and determination he accepted each day as a gift. With tremendous effort he accomplished the many things we take for granted. Never hinting at the pain, he selflessly brightened our lives and the classroom with his wit and humor and was always there with a smile and an encouraging word. Rather than give in, he bravely accepted the situation put before him and lived his life to the fullest - enjoying a cherishing, and appreciating each wonderful moment. It is difficult to accept the death of one so young taken in the prime of life. But in this case, it is God's blessing that Danny is no longer suffering. 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