Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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r«M f • • • • •M M Julie Capalbo and Jil Silvestri, both seeking to satisfy their eternal craving for sweets, make their way to the copious supply at the refreshment table. Tom Tenuta, with a silly grin, attempts to create the illusion of an addition to his costume. BREAKING into the HALLOWEEN SPIRIT Girl Scout Christine West listens intently, as a Junior should, while Senior Tricia Gagnon blossoms forth colorful words of wisdom. Jennifer Vitterito and Cnrissy Restelli, voted most original costumes, look fresh from the vine as they take a break from jiggling their grapes on the dance floor.

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I Jennifer Vitterito Marianne Voss Donovan Williams Susan Winn Colleen Wright Debbie Zeng Kelly Young Sharon Zurliene A senior breaks away into memories of the summer at Napatree Point. 27

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Geisha girl Mary Nancy Toscano expresses her grave disappointment in not finding the Samurai warrior of her Nirvana during the Halloween Dance. Bumblebees, cheerleader impersonators, apes, pirates, and grapes gathered to haunt the cafeteria of WHS on Saturday, October 24. Gaining entrance through darkened tunnels, seniors were greeted by Freddie Kruger (Vin Levcowich) and the Grim Reaper (Rob Dickens). Those who were lucky enough to escape their piercing grasps were plunged into a graveyard where they mourned the deaths of Mrs. Brancato, who was trampled by her horses, and Mr. Leach, who choked on his whistle. The cafeteria was also in disguise. Cobwebs masked the windows while orange and black balloons and streamers hung from the ceiling. Traditional Halloween fare included homemade cupcakes, cook- ies, and candied apples. Grandpa and Grandma (George Cuci-trone and Nicole Innocenti) rocked the night away while Dracula and his mate (Pat Doherty and Margaret Smith) swayed to the slow songs. Music for the event was provided by D.J. and Company. The evening culminated with the presentation of awards. Most original were the grapes, Chrissy Restelli and Jennifer Vitterito and best couple was Amy De-Fosses and Alex Forbes, Pinocchio and Gepetto. The scariest was Rob Dickens as the Grim Reaper and the best group was the Killer Bees; Diana Dolce, Kristen Balleli, and Kelly Russel. Joe Man-fredi, voted “best cheerleader”, was the epitome of every guy’s dream. Freddie Kruger (alias Vin Levcowich) protects Jean Serra, Karen Morrone, and Lisa Pagliuso from the evils lurking in the hallways. Hippy Kevin Hooper makes the catch of the night winning both “best cheerleader” Joe Manfredi and Mat Nardone. Half of the six-pack, Colleen Wright, Susan Capalbo, and Karen Liguori, aren’t afraid to show what their favorite refreshment is. 29