William E Tolman High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1975 volume:

A finite journey Over unbound horizon The passage of our lives Begins as guarded Activities Faculty and Classes 108-145 Honor Awards pp. 12-43 pp. 98-107 William E. Tolman High School 160 Exchange Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Epilogue 178-193 Advertisements 146-177 194-223 6 10 ADMINISTRATION You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself.” — Galileo MR. CORNELIUS F. McKEOUGH Principal 14 ENGLISH You arc educated if you can do what you ought, whether you want to do it or not.” — Herbert Spencer Wait a minute . . Something is wrong here Raquel Welch wasn’t the founder of Romanticism. Mr. Everett Allen Miss Linda Bowmer Mr. Roger Depot Mrs. Joan C. Feroce Mrs. Jean Fufari Miss Marcia Gill Hey Sam. what’s the theme of Goldilocks and the three bears? 16 Mr James Gnatek Miss Madclyn Goodwin Mr. Walter M. Janusz Miss Linda Kusza Mrs. Elsie Masterson Mrs Anna Michalopoulos Mr. David Michaud Mr. Philip Murtha Mr. John Powers Mr William J. Wallace Mr. L Vance Westgate Mr. Paul Young A Tolman student proofreads the Gansett track entries. What do you mean we’re having a test today? What do you mean you dropped your short stories book in the bathtub? 17 Mike, wake up! Mr. Marcinkwicz just asked you a question. i an Mr. Raymond J. Bedard Mr. Sidney' W Factor Mr. Roger Landry Ms. Paula Najarian Mr Roland J Pariseau Mr. Gerald Quecnan All right, who’s the one who said I’ve got the wrong answer- MATHEMATICS If a man’s wit he wandering, let him study the mathematics. — Francis Bacon 18 SOCIAL STUDIES Civilization is a movement and not a condition, a voyage and not a harbor.” — Arnold Toynbee Dear Eddie. . Mr. Paul Duffy (Dept. Head) Miss Rita H Baglcy Mr. Milton W. Fox Mr. Raymond F. Hart Mr. Frank Kenny Mr Anthony G. Pariseau Mr. Victor P. Roberts Mr. Donald Ryan 20 You’ve got to be kidding. Don’t make me laugh — I’ll get in trouble Go ahead — ask me any question 21 LANGUAGE The art of translation lies less in knowing the other language than in knowing your own.” — Ned Rorem Mr. Joseph Haddad Mrs. Barbara Kurtzc Mr. John C. Travers Mrs Kathleen Tufarolo If you don’t keep still. I’ll turn it on full blast. Mr. Gerald M Baribault Miss Antonia H. Donnelly Check — check — check — zzzz. Mr. Thomas F. Tierney (Dept. Head) 22 Port — Port — Port — Portuguese power ill S AUIO I think I’m in the wrong language class. These Spanish jokes are just too much! No word from behind the lines. 23 Mrs. Evelyn DeCarvalho Mr. Roland Doucette Mr. Louis Drozd Mr. Vincent Fleming Mrs. Julie Goulet Mr. Edward P. Warnock You might be able to cheat on tests but not on Simon Says! This is only water — from the Blackstone. Look Mac. my hypothesis is the only hypothesis 25 BUSINESS Do for other men, for they would do you; that's the true business precept.” — Charles Dickens Would you believe sixty-five words a minute with only thirty-five errors. See. I can do it without looking! My fingers did all that? Mr Edwin F Grourkc (Dept Head) Mr. Raymond Allard Mr. Charles J. Clark Mr. Anthony Colei la Mr. Thomas Duffy Miss Mary E. Cioodwin Mrs. Linda Heben Miss Mary E. Kelaghan Mr Anthony R. Mignone Mrs. Barbara M. Spemer Mr. John J. Stanton All right, you can be Office Manager for this week. OFFH:e OCCl PAHons The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is going. — David Starr Jordan Mrs. Jacqueline A Hunter 28 Hey. wait a minute, I didn't ask for copies of Favorite Federal Lunch Recipes. I’m not gonna try it Ijet’s get Mikie! Mrs. Carol Howard Mr. Darryl P. McCaffrey DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AND CAREER INFORMATION An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. — Robert Louis Stevenson Service with a smile 29 Hey! 1 can see myself. ART Mrs. Helen Fletcher Miss Ardsivc Torkomian Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire; you will what you imagine; and at last you create what you will.” — George Bernard Shaw Oops, caught me learning again. I really dig this course in voodoo techniques. 30 Hi! I’m Lynn. Fly me to the art room. 31 That’s going to hold a lot of wine. HOME ECONOMICS There is no dignity quite so impressive, and no independence quite so important, as living within your means.” — Calvin Coolidge 32 Welcome to Panosian’s Pizzeria. 33 They call me the French Chef. MUSIC APPRECIATION Mr. RonakJ Ordillo Mr. lidward H. Ludwig Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing. — John Erskinc 34 The Tigcrctre Quintette?” Well, you have to start somewhere Mr Anthony G. Pariscau Audio-Visual Director AUDIO-VISUAI The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder ' — Ralph Stockman These gadgets are simply amazing! PHYSICAL EDUCATION As books develop the mind, so do sports develop the body.” Mr Alex Nahigian Head of Boys' Phys. Ed. Mr. James W. Donaldson What do we do with this? I told you I could dance. Now what do we do? 36 37 We could have danced all day. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Michael J. O’Hcrn Mr Frederick Warburton The art of building, or architecture, is the beginning of all arts that lie outside the person; and in the end they unite.” — Havelock Ellis Will you show me how to use this protractor? I could have sworn I had two papers in front of me You have to draw a circle, not a straight line. 38 DRIVER EDUCATION “The primary objective of driver-education is an efficient, responsible, and accident-free driver.” Cheryl, the last thing 1 need is a back-scat driver! You’ve heard what they say about drunk drivers . . . The way these kids drive. I can’t believe I’ve made it through another day. 39 MEDIA CENTER Miss O. Muriel Labric Miss May J. O’Connor No furniture is so charming as books, even if you never open them or read a single word.” — Sydney Smith 40 Mmm, where was that centerfold? Yes, yes — send them righr in! Mr. Edward A. Baldwin Mr. James E. Gilligan Mr George J Grant Mr. Edward B McConnon Miss Mary McKcough Miss Ethel H Taylor 41 Now I have a great story to tell you’ SECRETARIAL STAFF Chance favors the prepared mind.” — Louis Pasteur MRS. LORAYNE A. Me G LONE Secretary to Asst. Principal MRS. MAUREEN M. MeGUINNESS Clerk-Typist MRS. HELEN GANNON Secretary to Librarian MRS. JANE L. GOLDSMITH Secretary- to Principal MRS. THERESA M. VALADE Secretary to Dean 42 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Not in doing what you like but in liking what you do is the secret of happiness.” — Louis Pasteur Mrs. Sally Pierce. Head Cook Mr. William Keough (right) Head Custodian and Mr. Philip Calabro, cafete- Mrs. Shirley Remington, laundry worker assisted by Donna Wiley, ria custodian. Mrs. Annie Thomas. Matron CAFETERIA COOKS. (1. to r.) — Mrs. Margie Kelly. Mrs. Maryanne Menucci. Mrs. Sally Pierce, and Mrs. Lillian Murphy. 43 SENIOR MICHAEL PIMENTAL, President ROBERT CHERRY, Vice-President OFFICERS JEAN ARNOLD, Secretary A7 PAMELA HUNTER, Treasurer GARY S. AUX 29 Harris Street College I love the life 1 lead. Audiovisual 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Tol- man Leaders 1, 2, 3; Reporter for Pawtucket Times in Hockey and Basketball 2, 3. MICHAEL L ALLISON 77 Farrell Street Undecided An individual personality. )Ye tnbhd TfiyH Qjdiood JOHN A ALOISIO 134 Summit Street Undecided From each according to his abili- ties; to each according to his needs.” ADOLFOS. ANDRADE 6 Glen Meadows Drive College Two qualities that often blend — a good sport, a loyal friend.” Apparatus I. MICHAEL G. AMEEN 44 Columbine Avenue Music The rule of his life is to make busi- ness a pleasure and pleasure his busi- ness.” Band 1; Pres, of Soph. Class; Class Board 1, 2, 3 (Pres. I); Hi-Light 3; Red jacket 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 2); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1. 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2; Mayor’s Youth Board 2. 3; Chairman of S.C. Social Com. 3; Assembly Com. 2. JEAN E. ARNOLD 99 Rice Street Registered Nurse Personality is the foundation of popularity.” Chorus 1; Sec. of Sr. Class; Class Board 1,2, 3; Rcdjacket 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3; H R Rep. 2; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3, Class Outing Com. 1, 2, 3; Badminton 1,2; Bas- ketball 2. ANDREW AVAKIAN 21 Locust Street Spaceman A good sport anyway you look at him.” Baseball 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1. JOHN E AZAR 178 Japonica Street College — Accounting Let’s make every day a holiday. Class Board 2, 3; Student Council 3; Volleyball 3. oa Q$Mj C$of)HmoieA. DEBRA V. AZARIAN 98 Benefit Street Physical Therapist A friendly manner and a pleasing personality.” H R. Rep. 3; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 2, 3); Badminton 1; Cross- Country 1; Volleyball 1. DEBRA A. BARIS 93 Bucklin Street Secretary She can be imitated by none, i paralleled by any, but by herself.” Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Sec. 3). JOHN J. BECKETT 437 Grand Avenue Computer Programming Happiness is just a thing called change.” JEAN PETER BEAUSOLEIL 57 Greenfield Street Physical Ed. Teacher Men of a few words arc the best workers.” Track 1; Volleyball 3; Football Man- ager 1. RICHARD A. BEAUVAIS 55 Gloria Street Artist — R.I. School of Design A good head on his shoulders, but a different one every night.” KENNETH R BENSON 151 Bloomfield Street Oceanography — 1-aw Enforcement Silence is one of the virtues of the wise. Hi-Light 3 (Business Manager); Hockey 3; Tennis 3. STEVEN A. BERARD 553 Grand Avenue College Ambition, patience, and purpose.” Cross-Country 1, 2; Tennis 1; Intra- mural Waterpolo 1; Intramural Bas- ketball 2. CHARLENE P BERTRAND 14 Lilac Street Nurse — Special Ed. Teacher Friendship is nourished by commu- nication.” MARYJ. BERTH1AUME 115 Mt. Vernon Blvd. Secretary Conscience is the perfect it t preter of life.” Class Board 1; Ski Club 1. JOHN M BIAGIONI 202 Maple Crest Drive State Policeman A man governed by his own opin- ion.” Hockey 2, 3. uv MICHAEL L BLAIS 259 Perrin Avenue Machinist There is no wisdom like frankness.” Tennis 1; Chess Club 1. JOSEPH T. BOARDMAN, JR. 34 Perrin Avenue Auto Body Man Never refuse a good offer. PAULINE M BLANCHETTE 12 Consolation Avenue An School Action, not speech, proves the woman PAULJ. BOBOLA 333 Orient Avenue Undecided A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. Cross-Country 1. RAYMOND G. BOISSE 178 Coyle Avenue N.B.A. Referee Getting there is half the fun. Hi-Light 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1.2, 3. DEBORAH A BOUDREAU 265 Bloomfield Street Undecided Always thoughtful, sweet, and kind — a better friend you'll never find. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 (Sec. 2); Badminton 1; Basketball 1; Cross-Country 1; Volleyball 1. PAULA L. BOLDUC 258 Pullen Avenue Pioneer in Education Common sense is not too common. Cross-Country 1. BRENDA BOURASSA 141 Eaton Street College All respect is due to a quiet nature.” Redjacket 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 2; Team Manager Track 1, 2 and Soccer 2, 3. u soon iot m t MAUREEN J. BRENNAN 16 Monroe Street Seamstress A charm all her own.” Class Board 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Chaplain 3); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Sr. Class Supper Com.; Class Outing Com.; Badmin- ton 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Track 1; Volleyball 1. KIMJ. BROWN 21 Bradley Street Medical Assistant A personality and charm all her own. Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta 1. CHRISTINE C. BROWN 95 Windsor Road College — Child Development Laugh, love, and live.” Class Board 1, 2; Library Club 1; H R. Rep. 2; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Badminton 1, 2. DANIEL L. BUBIER 25 Brisrol Avenue Undecided If you can’t be good, be careful. DIANNE M. BUTEAU 207 Bioodgood Street College A friend is a counterpart on one’s self.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Hi-Light 2; Red- jacket 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3 (Pres 3); H R Rep I, 3; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1, 2, 3; Badminton 1; Pub. Serv. Com. Chairman 2. PAULA A. BUTURLIA 1216 Roosevelt Avenue Undecided Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows.” ROBIN E. BUZZERIO 133 Sweet Avenue College — Social Work A small degree of mischief accom- panied by a warm heart makes a happy person and a lasting friend.” Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 2; Badminton 1; Tennis 3. BRENDA L. BUTLER 26 Manistee Street Nurse Eyes so blue they tell a story.” Redjackct 3; H R. Rep. 3; Volleyball MICHAELJ. CAMERON 41 Grove Street Joy is a fruit that Americans eat green.” Library Club 1; Track 1; Indoor Track I. STEVEN S CAPOZZOLI 177 Crest Drive Pre-Med — Dartmouth College Believes in what he believes in and never fails to serve.” Soph. Board Vice-Pres.; Photo Club 2; Redjackct Photography Ed. 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 2. 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Water Polo 1; Tennis 2. CINDY M CARKUFF 3 Sachem Street Marriage Inner sunshine warms not only the heart.” LYNNE A. CARON 4 Wasaga Road Registered Nurse Your smile brings you friends. Class Board 1,2; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Apparatus 1; Bad- minton 1. NANCY J. CARLOS 211 Pinccrcst Drive Forestry and Conservation She played not for game, but for sport.” Class Board 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Tri-Hi- Y I, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2; Softball 1; Indoor Track 2, 3. JOAN E. CARR 23 Kelton Street Secretary Little friends may prove to be great friends.” . . . m appmtd m and qutit DONNA M. CARTER 28 Dewey Avenue An Education If you’re gloomy, never fear; there’s not a dull moment when an is near.” DIANE M CASSIDY 60 Felsmcre Avenue College A friendly, cute, good-natured girl. She is one terrific pal.” Class Board 2, 3; Red jacket 2, 3; H R. Rep. 3. Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 2, 3. EDWARD D. CASH 1270 Newport Avenue Construction Mischief is his way of life.” Ski Club 1; Intramural Basketball 3; Swimming 1; Intramural Water Polo 3. RAYMOND A CHAPUT 78 Campbell Street Pilot Boys will be boys.” Dramatics 3; Ski Club 1, 2. NANETTEJ. CHARBONNEAU 27 Linton Street Undecided She has the joy of living and the everlasting pep.” Apparatus 1,2. SUSAN M CHARRETTE 174 Woodbury Street Undecided A truer friend we cannot find; her word for everyone is kind.” Ski Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Class Outing 2, 3. to tfu aj)jw dmmtn. ROBERT E. CHERRY 23 Dean Street Politician A grand fellow in every way.” Vice-Prcs. of Sr. Class; Sr. Class Board; Hi-Light 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Sr. Class Outing; Volleyball 3. DOUGLAS W. CLARY 99 Saratoga Avenue College He doesn’t look down on anyone unless they’re shorter than he.” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2. 3. WILFRED J. CODERRE 102 Kenyon Avenue Undecided outh comes but once in a life- BRIAN N. CHOINIERE 43 Sachem Street Undecided Give him a trumpet for he can make it speak.” Band 1, 2; Lcttcrmcn’s Club 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3. Stage Band 1. NANCY A COLEMAN 492 Walcott Street Undecided My rule of life is to make pleasure my business and business my pleas- ure. RICHARD S. COLLETTE 510 Broadway College Contentment is happiness. RICHARDJ. COLLINS 153 Daggett Avenue Undecided Many good qualities arc among his possessions.” Lcttcrmcn’s Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Light 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2. DIANE L. COLLETTE 181 Japonica Street Nurse Busy here and there.” LESLIE G COLOMY 31 Crescent Road Artist The quia mind is richer than the crown.” DANIEL E CROWELL 40 Ames Strca Undecided What’s the use of worrying.” Baseball 1,3; Football 1. ELAINE R COURNOYER 163 Oakland Avenue Dental Assistant 'A smile to each, a friend to all. Soph. Class Board; Red jacket 2. JACK M. CRUZ 66 State Strca Bryant College — Accounting Anything for a laugh.” (fmt tyohdJl DENNIS H DESROSIERS 327 Daggett Avenue College What? No girls in heaven? Leave me here. Lettermcn’s Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Basketball 2; Cross-Country 2, 3; Tennis I, 2, 3; Tolman Leaders 2, 3; Volleyball 1. JOANNE E. DcWOLFF. 252 Mt. Vernon Blvd. Medical Secretary Her manner makes her pleasing to know. Class Board 1, 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 (Chaplain 3); Jr. Prom Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing Committee; Sr. Reception Commit- tee. SUSAN DEVONIS 33 Corrente Avenue College She cannot number her many vir- tues.” Sr. Class Board; Redjacket 2, 3 (Advertising Ed. 3); Student Coun- cil 3; H R. Rep. 2, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2. 3 (Pres. 2, V.P. 3); Sr. Recep- tion Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 3; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Tolman Tiger 3. COLLEEN C DIGGETT 14 Brook Court Hairdresser Fashioned so slenderly, so young, and so fair.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; H R. Rep. 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Basketball 1; Track 2. 57 MARY E. DONOVAN 47 Hatfield Street Doctor ’A friendly smile and a happy nello.” NANCY A DOOLEY 51 Hastings Avenue Business Career Little girl in a whirl.” )Ve jowedifif KENNETH I. DOYON 134 Perrin Avenue Undecided Happy, carefree, full of fun, Ik is liked by everyone.” Tennis 1; Volleyhall 1, 3. JOSEPH W DRAGON 188 First Street Lawyer A good sport both on and off the court.” Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Light 3; Ski Club 2, 3; H.R. Rep. 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 3. JAY S. DUFAULT 11 Hudson Street Undecided I have never let my schooling inter- fere with my education.” Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Swimming 1,3; Golf 2, 3 RONALD DROLET 483 Kenyon Avenue Undecided My style and my sentiment arc all my own. OjopfiomM- cBmd ROBERT A. DUFFY 38 Chase Street Pizza Restaurant 'It must be nice to study.’ ELAINE M DUUN 130 Walcott Street College or Music Professor A singing heart finds most happi- ness.” Band 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Board 1. 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Student Council 2; Red jacket 3. E. BRIEN DUGAS 9 Cedar crest Drive Field of Medicine His common sense and friendlines will pave the way to future success. - Ski Club 1. DONALD N. DUPUIS 30 Charpentier Avenue Undecided A student with his motor car is happiest by far.” ROBERT H. DZIALO 32 Dawson Street Undecided It is tranquil people who accom- plish much COLLEEN D DURN1NG 98 Dewey Avenue Traveling The unspoken word never doe? harm. Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3; Basketball 1. CAROL A. DUROCHER 149 Littlefield Street College Outward sunshine; inward joy. Chorus 1, 2; Class Board 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing Com. 1. 2, 3. STEVEJ. ENANDER 21 Drolet Avenue Art Career Good nature is the very nature of a good mind.” Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. u'ttuPi fAuuied a MARTHA E. FAGAN 280 Walcott Street Nursing — Psychology Life is one grand talk and laugh. Class Board 1, 2, 3; Rcdjacket 2, 3; Ski Club 2; H R. Rep. 2. 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3 (Vicc-Prcs. 3); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1,2, 3. DEBORAH A FAUCHER 493 York Avenue Secretary A smile is but a whisper of a laugh. ANNE M. FECTEAU 156 Chaplin Street Nursing Mighty cute and mighty sweet; to be her friend is one big treat. Chorus 1; Class Board 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Corresponding See. 2); Soph. Dance Com ; Jr. Prom Committee. KATHY A. FAULKNER 7 Borden Street Nursing It is better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3. JOHN M. FEDO 16 Nickerson Street Respiratory Therapist All the world loves a lover.” PATRICIA E. FAY 79 Archer Street Secretary Friends to all, foe to none ” Class Board I, 2; Red jacket 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1, 2; Intramural Vol- leyball 1; Intramural Badminton 1. Suetettjuiptfnie and dante. DEBORAH L. FERGUSON 1000 York Avenue Nursing It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. Chorus 1; Class Board 1, 2; Dramat- ics 1; Library Club I; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3 (Trcas. 3); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1,2. BRENDA L FINDLAY 82 Balch Street Undecided The jester fills the air with laugh- ter.” Redjacket I, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Badminton 1; Volleyball 1. LINDA M. FERNANDES 40 Blackburn Street Katherine Gibbs — Secretary She is friendly and cheerful to all who meet her. Chorus 1; Class Board 1, 2, 3; Red- jacket 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; H R. Rep. 2, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1, 2, 3; Chaplain Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 3. TERRANCE E. FISKE 36 Annie Street Undecided His grin the inner man belies; there’s mischief hidden in his eyes. 61 DAVIDJ FLANAGAN II 69 Warwick Road Ijw Enforcement A mischievous grin, a shy little wink; that he’s a grand fellow is what we all think.” Hi-Light 3; H R. Rep. 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Cross-Country 3. ROBERTA V FORTIN 110 Alexander McGregor Rd. College Ambition and intelligence pave the path of life.” Class Board 1; Hi-Light 3; Redjackct 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Class Outing 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2. 3; Tennis 3. JOYCE M. FOURNIER 179 Rice Street Secretary Life is such a joy. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1. PAMELA V. FLYNN 85 Armistice Boulevard College — Physical Therapist If a task is once begun, she’ll never leave it till it’s done. Class Board 1. 2, 3; Red jacket 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Basketball 2; Tennis 3; Treas., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3. Had earned lie UfHt DEMETRIOS L. FOUSSEKIS 36 Bacon Street Theater Anything for a quiet life.” Soccer 2. JUDITH L FOX 186 Benefit Street Clerk — Grocery Store Mischievous, bright, and full of fun; she’ll give your blues a merry run.” JO-ANNE FOWLER 22 Charpcnticr Avenue Undecided My idea of happiness is love and fun. RICHARD W. FOX 83 Armistice Blvd. Retail Manager Is he really so shy?” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Dance Com. 1; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1, 2; D.E.C.A. 3 (Bd. of Directors 3, Record Buyer 3); Alternate in R I.D.E.C.A. Congress. DEBORAH A. FRANCIS 584 Daggett Avenue Interior Decorator A kind smile she gives to all.” Class Board 1. 2, 3; Gamma Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3 (Vice-Pres. 3); Soph. Dance Com ; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1. 2. 3. MICHAEL R. GAGNE 64 Makin Street Commercial Artist — Drafting Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind.” Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2; Intramural Water Polo 3. be catbd fobm Tiye . EDWARD R. GALLAGHER 218 Benefit Street Undecided Hope keeps the heart whole.” SHARON M GAGNON 145 Cottage Street College — Business Administration A modem girl with big brown eyes and a personality twice her size.” MICHAEL W GARLAND 120 Hatfield Street College Business is my pleasure and pleas- ure is my business. Class Board 2, 3; Bryant College Seminar 3; Hi-Light 3; Redjacket 3; Student Council 2, 3; H R Rep. 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 2, 3; Model Legislature 3; Parliamentarian, Student Council 3. ROBERT G. GAUTHIER 161 Harris Street Surgeon Never a worry, never a care Basketball 3; Volleyball 3. eLwd os LAURE J. GENEREUX 382 Power Road Music Teacher A head full of brains and a heart full of sunshine.” Band 3; Chorus 2, 3; Class Board 1; Dramatics 3; Stage Band 3. WILLIAM F. GIBEAULT 201 Liberty Street Business Management The quiet go the farthest. Class Board 1; Student Council 1; Golf 1,2; Football Manager 1. rf$‘i rfmm ROBERT J. GOLEMBICKI 110 Stearns Street Electrical Engineer Life is made to be enjoyed, why waste it?” Class Outing 1,2. DAVID GLAUDE 223 Benefit Street Undecided No sinner or saint perhaps, but very well the best of chaps.” RAYMOND A GOBEILLE 53 Norfolk Avenue Millionaire Life is too serious to take too seri- ously.” Class Board 3; Hi-Light 3. MARY L GOYETTE 49 Dean Street Veterinary Medicine Success awaits she who studies.” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Board 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 65 BARBARA I HAMILL 38 Madison Street Nursing She’s always ready for a good time.” Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. DONNA I. GRANT 11 Kclton Street Undecided The girl worthwhile is the one who will smile when everything goes wrong. CHERYL L HALLBACH 341 Pullen Avenue College — Education She says nothing, but thinks much. Chorus 2, 3; Soph. Class Secretary; Class Board I, 2. Library Club 1; Student Council 1, 2; Dance Com. 1; Class Outing 1,2; Badminton 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1, 2. MARGARET M HANDR1GAN 288 Bloomfield Street Psychologist When you’re tall, there’s more of you to like. Dramatics 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com- mittee. muc fi intaUdy MICHAEL K. HEANEY 18 Kclton Street Astronaut Don’t worry about a thing until it happens.” Intramural Water Polo 1, 2, 3. MALCOLM F HOPE 47 Norfolk Avenue Lawyer If you can’t do what’s right, do what’s left. Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 3. PATRICK HOULIHAN 50 Dewey Avenue Undecided He speaks well of everything and everyone speaks well of him. LINDA M HORAN 16 Pembroke Avenue Physical Therapist Easy going in nature.” Class Board 1, 2. 3; Redjacket 2. 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 3, Chaplain 2); Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com- mittee. RICHARD A HOSKINS 61 Flint Street Undecided None but himself can be his paral- lel.” Basketball 1,3; Volleyball 1, 3- ELIZABETH O. HOWELLS 18 Pinccrcst Drive College Life has no blessing like a true friend. Chorus 1; Class Board 1. 2, 3; Hi- Light 3; Redjacket 2, 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3; H R. Rep. 2; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Pres. 2, Treas. 3); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 1, 2, 3. and (j edt ambitim! ELIZABETH HUGHES 136 Denver Avenue Undecided A quiet way but nice in every way. HAROLD IRELAND 27 Liberty Street College Beneath this mild exterior, lies a great deal of mischief.” Ski Club 3- PAMELA M HUNTER 8 Wendell Street X-Ray Technician In chatter she excels, against silence she rebels.” Class Board 1, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Treas. 2, Sec. 3); Sr. Class Board Treasurer. DIANNE R. JACK 15 Blackburn Street College There’s something about her that sets her apart.” Class Board 1, 2, 3. Redjacket 3; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Sec. 2, 3); Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3. 67 DIANE JENNINGS 148 Campbell Street Undecided Give me my friends and give me my fun; then my day is a happy one.” GRETCHEN M JAGER 47 Kirk Drive Nursing Personality, beauty, and intelli- gence arc the marks of a perfect woman.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Redjackct 1, 2, 3 (Editor 3); Ski Club I, 2; Student Council 3; H R. Rep 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 2; Soph Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3. Class Outing 1. 2, 3; Tennis 3; Cheerleader I, 2, 3 (Captain 3). ( )fe u m mpmMe p� setting KENNETH KAN DO 36 Underwood Avenue Undecided Every man is the maker of his own fortune.” STEVEN A. KAPLAN 7 Pullen Avenue College Each mind has its own method.” Class Board 1; H R. Rep. 2; Intra- mural Water Polo 1; Volleyball 1, 2. JOHN E KARBOWSKI 40 Ferncrest Drive Heavy Equipment Operator Cast in a manly mold for hardy sports. Lettermen’s Club 1. 2. 3; Baseball I, 2. 3; Football I, 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3. RICHARD H KATKOWSK1 114 Maple Crest Drive College A complete sportsman, a true friend. Cross-Country 1. 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3; Track 2. 3; Lettermen’s Club 1. 2, 3 CAROL KARTAS1EWICZ 63 Daniels Street Secretary Silence is as deep as eternity.” Class Board 1; H R Rep. 1; Soph. Dance Committee. LAURIE M KAVANAGH 139 Bloomfield Street Art School A quiet, shy, but charming lass; a nice addition to our class. Basketball 1. Id Cm ncunj t to tile nem JOANNE M KAYATA 81 Enfield Street Dental Assistant A quiet voice, a smiling face, a wealth of friends has she.” Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 3); Red jacket 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3; H R. Rep 3. NANCY E KELLEY 39 Kirk Drive Business Always friendly, ever striving. D.E.C.A. 3. JEFFREY T. KEARNS 124 Rock Avenue Undecided I haven’t the heart to wake poor Jeff. Ski Club 1. Football 1.2, 3. MARY M. KELLY 183 Benefit Street Secretary The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hi-Light 3; Red jacket 2. 3; Sr. Class Supper Committee ROBERTA T. KEOUGH 1 Prince Street Secretary I hope with all my heart there will be dancing in heaven Class Board 1,2; Manager of Track Team 1. JEAN KINNEL 444 Liverpool Avenue Undecided he dances and sings to and fro; ic is the girl who makes the show.” 9j k EDW1NA K1ZA 13 Gooding Street Interior Decorator A cheerful manner, a happy face, will make her welcome anyplace. Rcdjacket 3. DEBORAH A KINDER 108 Boyce Avenue R.I.J.G A busy, energetic sort, a lively friend, a real good sport.” Class Board 2, 3; Rcdjacket 2, 3; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 2, 3; Volleyball 1; H R. Rep. 2, 3. (l)uUilCj iflf j ld CATHERINE P KULIS 48 Benefit Street Lawyer Patience is a virtue.” Class Board 3; Student Council 3; H R Rep. 3; Class Outing 3. MATTHEW C. KOZATEK 148 Webster Street College 'Every man likes what he is good Irttcrmcn’s Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3. JO ANNE LaBELLE 43 Daniels Street Bryant College And wherever she met a stranger she left a friend. Class Board 1, 2; Rcdjacket 2; Ten- nis 2, 3; Track Manager 1. DEBORAH A LaPOUNTAINE -18 Columbus Avenue Secretary A faithful friend is valuable GAIL M LaFLAMME 46 Wclden Street College Once a friend, always a friend. Delta Tri-Hi Y 1; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3 (Captain 3); Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. NANCY E. LAFRENIERE 44 Naushon Road Nursing Two qualities that often blend — a good sport, a loyal friend. Class Board 2, 3; Hi-Light 3; Red- jacket 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2 (See. 2); Tri-HiY 1; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 2; Apparatus 1. 2; Tolman Tiger 3. GEORGE A LaFLAMME 46 Wclden Screet Traveling Anything is easier to get into than out of.” Dramatics 2; Lettermen's Club 2. 3; H R Rep. 1. 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Volleyball 3. CP.cd i. 71 uMtd abound. GARY A LANDRY 234 Bucklin Street Undecided For he’s a jolly good fellow. Chess Club 1; Santa Claus 2, 3; Intramural Water Polo 3. MARIE A. LaSCOl-A 100 Johnson Street X-Ray Technician 'She has friends because she is one DONALD M LEACH 401 Bcncfic Street Tradc School I’m always ready to get the most fun out of life.” Swimming 1, 2. ROBIN J. LEES 35 Dewey Avenue Foreign Languages Major Quiet and sincere.” Chorus 1,2, 3. SUSAN M LEMIRE 134 Hanover Avenue Marriage She says little, but when she speaks it is right to the point. DIANNE M. UBF.AU 78 Darlingdale Avenue Accountant 'Onc who is quiet is also quite sweet.” Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 (Chaplain 2). % •JV? tfmj ue)e quite on exjMietuu FRANK LEONE 70 Benjamin Street College — Accountant He looks quia, but is he?” Football 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1. 3. LESTER LOZINSKI 163 Park Street College He looks upon life with quiet eyes.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Class Outing 1. STEVEN P LUCCHESI 294 Wood Haven Road Engineering If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Audio-visual 1,2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2, 3; H R. Rep. 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 3. JACKIE M. UPAGE 5 Consolation Avenue Hairdresser If words were golden coins. I’d be a millionaire.” KAREN M LUTZ 153 Tobic Avenue College A joke for every minute, a wit for every day.” Ski Club 2; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1. tfim. KIMBERLY A LYONS 28 Pineerest Drive College Beauty, brains, and benevolence leads her on the road to success.” Class Board 3; Red jacket 3; Ski Club 1, 2 (Pres. 2); Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3; Volleyball 2. MARYANN E. MACHOWSK1 27 Dawson Street Marine Biologist Free spirit with a sense of inde- pendence.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Redjacket 3 (Lay-Out Editor 3); Student Council 2, 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Student Council Social Committee Chairman 2. WILLIAM A. MacKAY 16 Ruth Street Business Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the time I just sit.” MARYANN MALACHOWSKI 39 Wasaga Road College How far that little candle throws its beam.” Red jacket 2, 3; Ski Club I; Kappa Tri-Hi Y 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 (Captain 1). i m studied aivay. toe cAo t d EDWARD J. MARDO 73 Coyle Avenue College A happy spirit is the source of all that is good.” Dramatics 3; Basketball 3; Track 3; Indoor Track 3. LINDA C. MARTELL 132 Chaplin Street Nursing For a woman by nothing is so well remembered as by her laughter.” Class Board 1,2; Student Council 1, 2; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1, 2. LINDA A. MARKELEWICZ 153 Mendon Avenue Secretary Quick of wit and a ready smile; she’s a friend you'll find worth- while.” Class Board 1, 2. Rcdjacket 2, 3 (Organization Ed. 3); H.R. Rep. 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Student Council 2. GEORGIANN MASOIAN 73? Armistice Blvd. Undecided So rich in treasure of her own. 74 ALAN T MASSE 120 Saratoga Avenue College If a man has talent and learns to use the whole of it, he has won a tri- umph. Letiermen's Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Light 3 (Editor 3), Basketball 1, 2; Tennis I, 2, 3 (Capt. 2, 3); Tolman Leaders 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2 LINDA M MASTERSON 35 South Bend Street Secretary — Marriage My rule of life is to make pleasure my business and business my pleas- PAUL G MASSE 48 Branch Street Undecided Every man is an island unto him- self. DARLENE M MATOOK 13 Pinecrest Drive Nursing What lies behind us and what lies before us arc tiny matters to what lies within us. Class Board 1, 2 (Sec. 2); Hi-Light 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 2 Special! intcwt in otfie) aetuntUA. KIT C. MAYERS 574 Broadway Military Service Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Class Board 1, 3. KATHLEEN M. McANENEY 107 Johnson Street College Her dreams are filled with mis- chief, joy, and happiness. Ski Club 1. 3; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Treas. 3). PAUL A MAYNARD 45 Saratoga Avenue Undecided One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. THOMAS F. McCABE 21 Aiken Street College He’s conservative, perhaps very shy — but if you know him he’s one great guy.” Basketball 2, 3- HELEN M. McCONAUGHEY 96 Alexander McGregor Rd. College Athletics, activities, and admiration from her fellow students. Class Board 1, 3; Class Outing 3; Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS J. Me HALE 80 Ferris Street College — Chiropractor Her friends — they are many; her foes — arc there any?” Sr. Class Supper Committee; Volley- ball 2, 3. Gftuking oui at pontes nancy j. McIntyre 22 Dewey Avenue College Friendly and neat, petite and sweet.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Red jacket 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Com . Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Class Outing 3. MARIA MEDEIROS 37 Darlingdale Avenue Undecided A smile sent in the right direction can always do some good. 76 UNDA C. MELCHERT 181 Fountain Street Undecided Always sweet, always kind, a nicer girl you’ll never find.” LORNAJ. McQUESTEN 13 Chaplin Street Secretary — Marriage Quia continuity of life is the prin- ciple of happiness.” ALEXANDER H. MESSIER 54 Wcldcn Street Airlines Pilot Whatever he did, he did with all his might.” Dramatics 1, 2, 3. CYNTHIA A MENNUCCI 161 Tobic Avenue Nursing A cheerful friend is like a sunny day which sheds its brightness all around. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1. ROSEMARY T MERCER 285 Division Street Nursing A rose in a garden of girls.” Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Sec. 3); Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr Reception Com.; Class Outing 1, 2, 3; Class Board 1, 2. 3. MICHELE MESSIER 9 Bart Drive Undecided A quick wit and a ready smile, make this girl’s friendship worth- while.” uti HUjS be a 'lemJabfle utemuj. CAROL A. METIVIER 95 Margaret Street Undecided Friendly and pleasing in every KEVIN L MINOT 196 Benefit Street Undecided A sw'ell guy with a merry smile — his friendship is indeed worthwhile.” Volleyball 1.2. 3; Basketball 3 77 SUSANJ MITCHELL 124 Second Street Accountant — Marriage Always thoughtful, sweet and kind — a better friend you’ll never find. Student Council 1 CAROL A MONUTEAUX 106 Martin Street Music Education As honey gathers the bee, her sweetness is the key.” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Stage Band 3; Solo Ensemble Class 3. CHARLES H MOGAYZEL 182 Grecly Street Machinist — Draftsman He does not hurry, he docs not worry; but he sure is a great guy. ROBIN L. MOODY 139 Pullen Avenue College — Nurse A truer friend we cannot find; her word for everyone is kind.” Soph. Class Treasurer; Student Council 1, 2; Class Board 1, 2 (Treas. 1); Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Soph Dance Commit- tee; Jr. Prom Committee. y(nd m ( Picnic RONALDS MOONEY 175 Bristol Avenue Construction Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Hockey’ 2, 3- DAVID H MOREAU 78 Gamer Street Undecided Beneath that quiet exterior lies an atomic character full of surprise.” 78 CATHERINE M. MOREAU 113 Hanover Avenue Nursing Full of fun. always jolly; life to her is full of folly.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Rcdjackct 1,2, 3; Student Council 1,2, 3; Soph. Dance Com ; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3. MARY A MOREAU 113 Hanover Avenue Accounting Secretary Great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love and hope for.” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Rcdjackct 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; H R. Rep. 1. 2, 3; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3, Class Outing 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3. NELSON J. MOSCOSO 161 Montgomery Street Doctor 1 like to work but there are better things to do.” KATHLEEN A MOSS 189 Woodbury Street Dental Assistant Her smile shows friendship. Gass Board 1; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; Badminton 1 nem HUGH T MULHOLLAND 39 Ashbume Street Knife Thrower A hearty laughter filled with mis- chief.” Ski Club 2, 3; D.E.C.A. 2, 3; Intra- mural Water Polo 2. KAREN M MOWRY 33 Windsor Court Nurse A friendly, likable, pleasing person” Rcdjacket 2, 3; Ski Club 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com.; Cheer- leader 1,2,3. PAULJ. MURATOR I 63 Ashbume Street I Indccidcd He says little but to the purpose.” ELIZABETH MULCAHEY 109 Tobie Avenue College Common sense is not too common ” Gass Board 2, 3; Red jacket 3; Ski Gub 1. 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3; Swimming 1, 2. ■M w SUZANNE L MURPHY 1013 York Avenue Undecided Jokes and joy, happy is she; when others laugh, she causes the glee ” Dramatics 1, 2, 3. KATHRYN D. NAGLE 179 Balch Street College Never too busy to be a friend. NANCY L. MURRAY 74 Olive Street Retailing Her hair, her manners; all who saw admired.” D.E.CA. 3. WILLIAM T. NAHAS 107 Glen Meadows Drive Forest Ranger And w'hercver he met a stranger, he left a friend.” Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Ski Club 1, 2; Cross-Country 1; Track I, 3; Volley- ball 3; Intramural Water Polo 3. tfie cSmvmy of 7A DAVID W. NELSON 104 Cameron Street Postman I agree with no man’s opinions — I have my own ” Library' Club 1. MARIANNE NUNES 84 West Cole Street Business School — Secretary Quietness is her strength.” Library Club 1, 2. WILFRED R. NEWSHAM 1130 Newport Avenue Undecided He is divinely bent on meditation and mischief.” KEVIN O’BRIEN 2 Gloria Street Undecided Men of a few words arc the best BRUCE W O HARA 82 Arihcr Street Undecided Silence gives success.” Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Indoor Track 3. JANE A OGLE 36 Suffolk Avenue College — Allied Health Field A good-natured person is never out of place.” Qiorus 1; Class Board 1, 2, 3; Red- jacket 2, 3 (Lit. Ed. 3); Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1,3; Kappa Tri- Hi-Y 1. 2, 3 (Sec. 2. Pres. 3); Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3; Intramural Sports 1,2. nt )etjuknal CtS eniott. SONIA OSTREYKO 41 Darrow Street Undecided Happy, smiling, always lively; she always has such a winning way.” JAMES P O’MALLEY 26 Arland Drive Starship Trooper All respect is due to a quiet nature.” VINCENT P. O’NEILL 3 Park Street College Not lazy — just resting.” Audio-visual I, 2; Swimming 1; Hockey Team Manager 2, 3. LUCILLE T. OUELLETTE 183 Suffolk Avenue Secretary A bitesizc bundle of sweetness. LYNN PACELT 175 Saratoga Avenue College — Art The sweet magic of a cheerful face.” Chorus 1; Class Board 1, 2, 3; Red- jacket 3; Student Council I, 2, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Badminton 1; Soccer Team Manager 2, 3; Track Team Manager I, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2. MICHELE C. PAKUC 90 Crescent Road Secretary A friendly concern for everyone.” Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Sec 2, Pres. 3). MICHAEL F. PAINE 239 Clews Street College I want to be shy. but the girls won’t let me.” Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tolman leaders 2, 3. PATRICIA I. PALENSKI 22 Senate Street College — Commercial Artist There is nothing that is meritori- ous but virtue and friendship.” Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Sr. Reception Com.; Tennis 3; Volleyball 1. 0u ieaileU tom cL en PETER M. PANOSI AN 393 Williston Way Policeman There is nothing like fun, is there?” Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3; Track 1; Volleyball 3. KIM E. PATE 227 London Avenue Undecided Rebellion against silence.” Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1. SANDRA L. PARADIE 30 Linton Street Medical Technology Self-confidence is the first requisite of great undertaking.” Band 1.2; Chorus 1; Class Trcas. 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Library’ Club 1; Red- jacket 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 1; Softball 1; Ski Team 1, 2. JOSEPH PEDRO 96 McCabe Avenue Biological Medicine Will and wisdom are bom within a man.” Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Class Board 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 1. 2. 3. JOSE PEIXOTA 237 Columbus Avenue Undecided Always happy, never sad, some- times naughty, never bad.” LORETTA M. PELLETIER 437 Armistice Blvd. Elementary Teacher Witty to talk to; pleasant to think of” Class Board 1, 2, 3; Redjackct 1, 2, 3 (Circulation Ed. 3); Ski Club 2; Stu- dent Council 1. 2, 3; H.R Rep. 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Prcs. 3); Soph Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Gass Outing 1, 2, 3. KAREN M. PELLETIER 79 Greene Street Asst. Veterinarian — College She is a girl with a heart and a smile, who makes life worthwhile.” Rediacket 2, 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Apparatus 1. DAVID PELOQUIN 53 Glen Meadows Drive Undecided A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. tfrouidi tfiiCHUjU on) jinad yeas. MICHAEL PEREIRA 133 Ballston Avenue Undecided People at rest should not be dis- turbed.” SUSAN M. PETIT 923 Newport Avenue Undecided Short in size, but tall in intellect. DEBORAH L PETERSON 66 Manistee Street Medical Assistant A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Gass Board 1. 2; Red jacket 3; Ski Gub 1, 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Apparatus 1; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1. JAMES A PETRARCA 76 Lee Street Jeweler Mischievous as they come.” ANN M PICKETT 231 Woodhaven Road Art Career She has personality and wit; wher- ever she goes, she’ll fit.” DENISE V. POND 60 Welden Street College Radiant with gladness, warm with a winning smile.” Class Board 1, 3; Ski Club 1; Delta Tn-Hi-Y 1; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Cheerleader 2. MICHAEL PI MENTAL 76 Booth Avenue College — Biochemistry The larger the island of knowledge, the larger the shoreline of winder. Sr. Class Pres., Class Board 1, 2, 3; Red jacket 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom (x m.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 1. 2. 3; Tennis 2, Tolman Leaders 3; Basketball Team Manager 1.2, 3. JANE E. POULIN 233 Liberty Street Secretary Quiet, assuming, and kind. Beta Tri Hi-Y 1.2.3 Mnd M (PtinU LAURENCE P. POULIN 81 Coyle Avenue Military Service It takes a tall person to know what is going on in the world. LINDA M. PRAY 211 Evergreen Street Nursing A girl with a joke for every minute; she loves mischief and is always in it.” Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. SUSAN A PRESTON 73 Appleton Avenue Secretary She’s laughing at this and that, but no one knows what she’s laughing at.” Class Board 2; Rcdjackct 2; Jr. Prom Committee. THOMAS R POULIN 81 Coyle Avenue Undecided A good sport and a fine friend.” Basketball 2, 3; Track 3. JOHN F PRICE 142 London Avenue College — Art He who invented work should have finished it. Soccer 2 (Captain). WILLIAM J. PTAK }7 Pcckham Street Undecided Quiet in manner, resolute in deed.” r MICHAEL L. RANKOWITZ 130 Hatfield Street College Goodlooking, athletic, very tall; he is known to one and all.” Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2,3. KATHYJ RAMSDEN 316 Daggett Avenue Secretary Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on another without getting a few drops on yourself .” Class Board 1, Badminton 1,2; Ten- nis 1; D.E.C.A. 3. • 'v DOREEN R REBELLO 58 Potter Street Executive Secretary Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you’ve been up to.” Class Board 3; Rcdjackct 2, 3 (Buy Ed. 3); Ski Club 2, 3; H R Rep. 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y I; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr Prom Com . Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 3. Basketball 1, 2; Team Manager of Track 1 and Soccer 2. 3. CHRISTINE L REINSANT 8 Pinecrest Drive Undecided Happily 1 go my way.” Class Board 3; Red jacket 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Beta Tn-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Outing 3; Basketball 1. SHARON R RICHARDSON 189 Bloodgood Street Undecided Politeness goes far but costs noth- ing.” ()u attitude (M odounny KERI L. RENSHAW 14 Barnard Street Marriage — Travel Give me my freedom, or give me detention.” Rcdjacket 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1; Sr. Reception Com.; Volleyball 2, 3; Cross-Country Asst. Manager 1, 3. JOHN J RICCI 931 York Avenue College If it be a man’s work. I’ll do it. Lettcrmen’s Club 1.2, 3; Home Room Rep. 2; Hi-Light 2; Basket- ball 1; Football 1,2, 3. KIMBERLY ROACH 251 Walcott Street Undecided Happy as a wave that dances on the sea- 86 untfi Hiopi and (ot dence. DAVIDJ.ST. HILAIRE 11 Gooding Street Pro Hockey Player I agree with no man’s opinions — I have some of my own.” Football 1, 2; Hockey 3; Volleyball 1,2. RICHARD SALISBURY 106 Campbell Street Undecided He’s not as quiet as he seems. iduit m st a ed- (joodtiwA RICHARD D. SANTIS 47 Byron Avenue Fisherman A quiet boy is what they say. but KATRINS. SCHULZ 68 Cameron Street Pharmacist — Biological Field Her friendly heart exceeds her height.” Chorus 1; Jr. Class Pres.; Class Board 1. 2, 3 (Pres. 2); Student Council 2. 3 (Rcc. See. 3); Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2; Soph. Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com ; Sr Reception Com ; Class Supper Com 3; Class Outing 1.2. 3. DI AMANTINO SANTOS 62 Pawtucket Avc. Undecided ”A11 the worth that can be put into one man.” 8 ii ; V ROBERT J SENN 142 Crest Drive College Mischief, thou are afoot ” Lettermen’s Club 1,3; Basketball 2, 3; Swimming 1. Tolman Leaders 2, 3. MARY ANN SILVIA 131 North Bend Street Police Academy A charm all her own. Class Board 1; Soph Dance Com.; Class Outing 1; Home Room Rep. 1. JANE F. SHERRY 24 MeAloon Street College Friendship improves happiness and abates misery.” Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Vicc Prcs. 3); Ski Club. JUDITH A SHOCK 46 Fuller Street W A C. As carefree as the wind that blows.” Redjackct 3; Volleyball 3. DONNA L. SIMMONS 289 Walcott Street Court Stenographer A grain of happiness seasons every- thing.” Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1 tfie yea). ROBERT G. SIMON 37 Oswald Street Baker What? Me worry?” Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Intramu- ral Volleyball 2, 3. BERNARDJ. SMITH 31 Robert Street College A leader of men a follower of women ” Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 3 BARRY L SMILEY 46 Drolet Avenue Electronic Engineer Attending school is an awful bore: I don’t know what I came here for.” Cross-Country 2. ROXANNE SMITH 38 Bellevue Avenue College Laugh, love and live.” Lettermen’s Club 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1 Swimming 1.2, 3 PATRICIA A SPADEA 364 Wood Haven Road Bookkeeper Real joy comes from doing some- thing worthwhile.” Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Library Club 1,2, 3 (Vice-Pres. 2, Pres 3); Basket- ball 1,2; Indoor Track 1,2 KAREN T. STOYKO 14 Manchester Street College — Nursing ”A little sweet, a little spice — a combination very nice.” Class Board 1; Sigma Tri Hi-Y I, 2, 3 (Treas. 2, Chaplain 3); Badminton 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Cross- Country 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; French Club 2. JOHN C SPENCER 39 Madison Street College Everyone is witty for his own pur- pose. Baseball 2; Football 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt. 3). Indoor Track 3 PHILIPJ SUMMERLY 17 Thurber Street U.S. Navy Ask and learn.” Intramural Sports 1 Oui C°Ls Ull evth etnain DONNA A SWIDF.R 89 John Street College — Medical Technology Half happiness, half mischief, all fun. Soph Class Board PATRICIA J. SUROWIEC 56 Baxter Street College 1 11 walk where my own nature would be leading. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3. Man ager of Football Team 3 and Indoor Track Team 3 EILEEN M. SWANTON 327 Cottage Street Undecided Life is but a dream.” PATRICIA A SZCZEPANEK 912 York Avenue Special Ed. Teacher She will achieve success who lives well, laughs often, and loves much.” Class Board 1, 3; Library Club 1; Red jacket 2, 3; Ski Club 2, Student Council 1. 3; Soph Dance Com.; Sr. Reception Com., Class Slipper Com. 3; Class Outing 1,3; Tennis 3; Bad- minton 1; Volleyball 1. JOAN A. TENTH 245 Clews Street Registered Nurse Mischief is her middle name. Class Board 1; Red jacket 3; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 (Treas. 3); Badminton 1; Softball 2. 1WANNA SZEWCZUK 226 Pullen Avenue Business College Packed with sunshine, goodness, and personality Soph. Class Board. ROBERT F. TESS1ER 45 Booth Avenue Undecided They only live who enjoy life.” GEORGE J. TARATUTA 209 Japonica Street Photographer Friends are born not made. Photography Club 2; Red jacket 3 (Photography Ed. 3); Ski Club 1, Soccer 2, 3; Track I. a memoiij of ou do t ym. KATHLEEN A. TETRAULT 1360 Newport Avenue L.P.N. or Music Instructor A personality and charm all her own.” Band 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Dramatics I. JOSEPH P TETZNER 63 Bloodgood Street Surgeon or Priest A man that will enjoy a quiet con- science will lead a happy life.” Band I, 2, 3; Chorus 2; Class Board 1; Intramural Water Polo 1. 91 JOANNEJ. THERR1EN 26 Riley Screet Sales Clerk Personality is the foundation of life. PATRICIA A THURBER 63 John Street College Happiness belongs to those who arc contented.” Senior Class Board; Student Council 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Sr. Class Sup- per Com.; Class Outing 3. 'UHU, Gift JOSEPH F TRAMONTI 68 Ames Street College Liking what you do is the secret of happiness. Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 3. STEVEN G. TROJANOV 27 Wellesley Avenue College The world stands aside to let any- one pass who knows where he’s going. Class Board 3; Redjacket 3; Student Council 2, 3 (Vice-Pres 3). H R Rep. 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com 3; Class Outing 3; Football Manager 3. 92 JANET R. TRAVIS 138 Clews Street Bryant College — Irgal Sec. There’s laughter in her path. Class Board 1; Redjacket 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Volleyball 3. JOHN S TWEEDLY 133 Woodbury Street College The silent athlete is often most intriguing. Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Volley- ball 2, 3; Intramural Water Polo 2, 3. AARON F. USHER 1060 Newport Avenue Rochester Inst, of Tech and Pho- tographer The style shows the man .” Hi-Light Photography Ed. 3, Red- jacket 2, 3 (Photography Ed. 3); Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, Intramu- ral Basketball 1,2, Tolman Leaders 2, 3; Lcttermcn's Club 2, 3; Photog- raphy Club 3. CHRISTINE F ULLMANN 1 Me A loon Street Undecided Cute as a button — sweet and sin- cere.” Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1. ANTHONY W. ULWICK 362 Columbus Avenue College There is no use in rushing, life is short enough. Lcttermen’s Club 2, 3; Cross-Coun- try 2, 3; Swimming 2; Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 3. PAULJ. VALOIS 126 Greeley Street Undecided The world looks easy to conquer. Intramural Water Polo 1. loand a pdaa IA BEVERLY A VARONE 69 Roscmerc Road Hairdresser A pint-sized bundle of mischief Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. WILLIAM J. VAUDRAIN 12-? Ballston Avenue Boston Institute or Swain School of Design That fighting Tiger spirit.” Class Board 3; Indoor Track 3; Man- ager of Football Team I. KATHLEEN M VASLET 16 Washburn Street College Quietness is the outward sign of knowledge.” Class Board 1,2, 3; Rcdjackct 3. Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Soph Dance Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Reception Com.; Class Supper Com. 3; Class Outing 1.2, 3. WILLIAM J VIEIRA 170 Suffolk Avenue Undecided A friendly guy with a pleasing way.” Lcttermcn’s Club 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Tolman Leaders 3. Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track I, 2, 3. Captain of Track Team 3. KIMBERLY A. WALKER 486 Benefit Street College Silent but mischievous.” D.E.C.A 2, 3 (Vicc-Pres. 3, Board of Dir 3): Swimming 1; Tennis 1; Softball 1.2, 3. JEFFREY S. WATSON 81 Arthur Street Millionaire Your smile brings you friends. Swimming 3; Tennis 2. RICHARD R WALSH 40 Comae Street Doctor The world is his who enjoys it. Intramural Water Polo 3 (Cape. 3). KAREN A WIBERG 624 Newport Avenue College Nothing is so contagious as enthu- siasm.” Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3. Badminton 1; Vol- leyball 1 (eoknuui. and mn O tina. DEBORAH L WILEY 536 Broadway Physical Education She takes most delight in things athletic.” Band 1, 2; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 (Vicc-Pres. 2); Badminton 1; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3; Cross-Country 1; Tennis 2; Softball 1; Track 1; Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3- MARK J. WOJCICK1 70 Norris Avenue College The finest qualities of a goo sportsman are found in everythin, he does. Ski Club 1, 2. 3; Tennis 2, 3; Soccc 2; Volleyball 3. 94 KATHRYN WILKINSON 317 Cottage Street Undecided A happy heart is better than life. KAREN E WOODWORTH 92 Whittier Road College She says little but when she does, it is accomplished with cheerfulness.” Chorus 1, 2, 3 (Accompanist 1, 2, 3); Class Board 1. 2 (Jr. Board Treas. 2); Jr. Prom Com.; Class Outing 1, 2; Volleyball 1. HERBERT XAVIF.R 113 Benefit Street U S. Coast Guard A good laugh is sunshine in a house. NANCY I. YOUNG 99 Waltham Street Travel — Air Force She enjoys a lot of fun ” Ski Club I. Home Room Rep. 1. (ft neon jokyet oak lf W tfeau (it 95 VALEDICTORIAN CAROL DUROCHKR SALUTATORIAN This year, the honorable position of class salutatorian has been bestowed upon Anne Fecteau. Beside the fact that she is the second highest ranking member of the Senior Class, Ann is also very active in school activities. She is a credit to her class, as well as to herself. We. the Class of 1975, wish to commend Anne on her fine work and wish her equal success in pursuing a nursing career. The Class of 1975 wishes to congratulate Carol Durocher for being recognized as the highest ranking member of the Senior Class. Obviously, much of Carol’s time is dedicated to her studies, but other activities interest her as well. She is often seen at the Ark Coffeehouse and is deeply involved in the New Life Available Singers. Carol will enter Providence College next fall, planning a career related to social work. On behalf of the entire Senior Class, we would like to wish Carol the best of luck in all her endeavors. 98 ANN FECTF.AU The Class of 1975 and faculty of Tolman High School chose Gretchen Jager to be the recipient of the D.A.R. Award. This honor is well deserved since Gretchen has shown much enthusiasm in several school activities (including cheerleading, yearbook, dramat- ics, and student government). Gretchen has especially put much time and effort into her job as this year's Redjacket editor, and has also done well in her studies. Her hobbies include ballet dancing and guitar. Next fall, Gretchen plans to attend college to pursue a nursing career. The Class of 1975 extends best wishes to Gretchen for a very successful and fulfilling future. GRETCHEN JAGER D.A.R. AWARD Because of his conscientious interest in student government, Michael Ameen was chosen by members of the Senior Class and fac- ulty as the recipient of the D.A.R. Award given by the Flintlock and Powder Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. (Mike has been an active member of the Class Boards and was also the former president of the Student Council). Mike considers music a very important part of his life, and he plays the piano, saxaphone, and clarinet. Next September, Mike wants to concentrate his studies in a music-related field at college, but his ambition is to be a concert promoter. The Class of 1975 extends Mike congratulations and the best of luck for a very promising career. 99 MICHAEL AMEEN NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST The Class of 1975 congratulates Marylou Goyette on being chosen as a National Merit Finalist because of the high scores she received on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Her academic prowess has also made Marylou a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society. We extend our best wishes to Marylou for a successful col- lege career in pre-veteri nary medicine. MARYLOU GOYETTE VOICE OF DEMOCRACY AWARD The 1974-75 school year has been very rewarding for Kath- leen Tarpey, junior class vice-president. Kathy’s essay was selected to represent Tolman High for competition with other essays written by high school students throughout Rhode Island in the Voice of Democracy Contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. This is the second consecutive year Kathy has received this honor and the Class of 1975 congratu- lates her on her tremendous effort and leadership which has brought much honor to Tolman High. KATHLEEN TARPEY 100 STEVEN CAP07.Z0LI ELAINE DULIN ROBERT GOLOMBICKI NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDATION Because of the outstanding scores on their Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, six students from Tolman have received commen- dations from the National Merit Scholarship Program. The six include Steven Capozzoli, Elaine Dulin, Robert Golombicki, Joanne Labelle, Judith Madigan, and Karen Woodworth. In nationwide competition, all scored just below the level of semi-finalist and were granted letters of commendation for their fine achievement. The Class of 1975 is very pleased that these students have been recognized for their performance and wishes them much deserved success in the future. Mm wMm ft? i i . JUDITH MADIGAN KAREN WOODWORTH JOANNE LABELLE 101 ALL-STATE CHORUS This year Tolman was represented in the R.I All-State music organizations by chorus members Kathy Tetrault and Karen Mirza. They were chosen on the basis of auditions and a rating system which placed them both among the top 10 sopranos in the state. Kathy was number two in the state. They had the pleasure of participating in the All-State concert held on Sunday, May 11 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. KAREN MIRZA KATHLEEN TETREAULT BETTY CROCKER AWARD Elaine Dulin has been named winner of the Betty Crocker Search for leadership in Family Living Award. The Betty Crocker Award, sponsored by General Mills, Inc. is planned to help achieve the following goals: 1) enhance the dignity and prestige of the American home, 2) help students prepare for family living, and 3) emphasize the contributions to the home being made by high schools and their teachers. ELAINE DULIN CO-ED CORRESPONDENT This year, the home economics department chose Colleen Diggett to be Co-Ed Correspondent. As correspondent, Colleen’s job was to inform the editors of Co-Ed Magazine about all the various activities which took place during the school year at Tolman. Collen has shown much interest in her studies and plans to attend hairdressing school next fall. COLLEEN DIGGETT 102 JR. ROTARIANS The Pawtucket Rotary Club chose Aaron Usher and Michael Pimental to represent Tolman High School at their monthly meetings. At the Rotary club meetings they attended, Mike and Aaron had the opportunity to meet and be advised by the civic leaders of the community. The acquaintance and the counsel of these businessmen were greatly appre- ciated by our Jr. Rotarians. MICHAEL PIMENTAL AARON USHER BOOKKEEPING AWARD Dianne Lebcau’s proficiency and outstanding work in bookkeeping have earned her the honor of being chosen as the recipient of the Bookkeeping Award. Because of her outstanding work in bookkeeping and as an outstanding student in the Office Occupations class, she has been employed by the Pawtucket Credit Union. Dianne also helped in the preparation of the Tolman Student Handbook. Dianne has shown much interest in the accounting field and plans to be an accountant. CAROL MONUTEAUX KATRIN SCHULZ DIANNE LEBEAU JR. QUOTARI- ANS Carol Monuteaux and Katrin Schulz, representing Tolman, were elected to attend monthly meetings of the Quota Club of Pawtucket. Girls from different areas high schools are selected to attend these meetings in hopes of offering them an insight into the lives of successful business women which will benefit in making their own future a success. OUTSTANDING SECRETARIAL STUDENT Linda Markelewicz’s unsurpassed effort and hard work have earned for her the honor of being chosen as the outstanding secretarial student. Linda, as Organization Editor of the yearbook, possesses the unusual combination of intelligence, poise, and personality, and was the unanimous choice for this honor. OUTSTANDING SHORTHAND STUDENT The outstanding shorthand student was Joanne Labelle. During her senior year, she passed the three-minute Gregg Award Test at 120 words per minute. Joanne’s diligence as a member of the Redjackct and participation in school activities were indicative of the zeal and enthusiasm that she displayed. Next fall, Joanne plans to attend Bryant College. OUTSTANDING TYPIST The recipient for the outstanding typist award was Carol Kartasiewicz. Carol was able to maintain an average of seventy words per minute in her typing assignments; and during her free time performed many typing duties in the preparation of the Tol- man High School student handbook. LINDA MARKELEWICZ 104 CAROL KARTASIEWICZ STEVEN CAPOZZOLI GRETCHEN JAGER LINDA MARKELEWICZ 1975 YEARBOOK AWARDS To help stimulate the sale of advertising, a painted portrait was awarded to the students selling the most advertising and boosters. The students winning this award were: Gretchen Jager, Editor of the yearbook, and credited with selling the most advertising; Steven Capozzoli, Photography Editor; Linda Markelewicz. Organization Editor; Doreen Rebello, Business Editor; Aaron Usher, Photogra- phy Editor; and Steven Trojanov. DOREEN REBELLO STEVEN TROJANOV AARON USHER 105 Jl MOR CLASS PICNIC On June 2, 1974, we, as JOLLY JUNIORS, had a Class picnic. Approximately one hundred members of our class met on a beautiful, sunny day at Colt State Park in Bristol, Rhode Island. At the start of the picnic there was an abundant supply of ftxxl but as the day wore on, the supply wore out. The rest of the day seemed to be spent mainly by jump rope, pyramid-building, and simply, the enjoyment of friends. The picnic was a great success and was enjoyed by one and all. And I thought this was going to be fun 108 What ' Did someone say something? On I help you? Isn’t he something.' Oh well, it’s better than nothing 109 I see you. Well, what do you think Bud? A one. a two, and a three Hey. could you move over a little? Ill V) mtb '■%) Jr Prom Queen. Kim Lyons (center), and her court (1 to r.) — Pam Hunter, Chris Brown, Debbie Peterson, and Gretchen Jager. 112 Wait’ll they sec the picture 1 just took' Where did you say you’ve been, Paul? What! A streaker. . .! Don’t tickle me while I’m eating. I could have sworn this was tea. 113 Shake it. baby! Okay, Linda We know what’s down there! We’re only Boy, do I have him. 114 Aren’t you glad you use Dial? going out to see if it’s raining . . . Do you want to end up with Carnation Soup? So, what else is new? Watch out. we’re the bouncers. . and her parents said she could stay out late. 115 HARVEST PICNIC It is traditional that the Senior Class have a Harvest Picnic in the autumn of their last high school year. Our Harvest Picnic was the best yet, and was a great financial success. The picnic was held on Sunday, November 3, a day which turned out beautifully. Out of our senior class, over fifty per-cent attended and enjoyed themselves in foot- ball, frisbee, volleyball, deep conversation, and eating. Eavesdropping again? 116 The an of fine cooking comes with experience O K , who put ketchup on my hotdog? No. we’re not the Great Pyramid. I’ve been waiting over an hour, and he’s not here yet’ 117 SENIOR CLASS SUPPER On the evening of February 28, approximately one-half of the senior class made a trek to the Coachman in Tiverton, Rhode Island. The reason? A gala affair — The 197 Senior Class Supper. Choice meals of Baked Stuffed Shrimp and Baked Boneless Chicken were served. ''Southern Comfort” furnished the entertainment and initi- ated the dancing. At the end of the evening, the only things returned were empty plates. Things arc going coo good so why blow my cover? Look! Miss Goodwin is dancing! Here’s to the person who came up with the idea of going stag. Is it possible? A chicken bone in my shrimp? 118 A star is bom. Just make her an offer she can’t refuse Which way to my scat? So that’s why they call it the BUMP Why don’t you have a little salad with your dressing? 119 Smile, you’re on Candid Camera CHRISTMAS FORMAL GOVERNOR DYER’S DECEMBER 27, 1974 MISS PERSONALITY CANDIDATES. (1. to r.) — Pam Hunter, Joan Tente. Deb Azarian, Michele Pakuc, Martha Fagan. Linda Horan. Now that I’m done, do you want to dance? Miss Personality, Michele Pakuc. and her escort. And they called it — Puppy Love. Ma, I’ll be home a little late. We got a flat tire 120 Eat, drink, and be merry. The Fearsome Threesome. But honey, roast hand was not on the menu. If John sees this picture, he’ll kill me! I’m not going to lose this one. Let’s dig in! I’m warning you. dear, when the clock strikes twelve, I disintegrate. 121 ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Row 1 (I. io r.) — Martha Fagan (Vicc-Prcs ), Joanne Kayata (Pres.), Rosemary Mercer (Sec.), Pam Flynn (Treas.), Jo-Anne LaBranche (Advisor). Row 2 — Nanc Roy (Chaplain), Robin LaCroix, Linda Soar, Linda Fccley. Sue Mercer, Beth Moreau. Row 3 — Karen Mowry. Kim Brown. Doreen Rebello, Li? Mul- cahey, Cheryl Fccley, Gail IJlwick. Row 4 — Tina Surowicc, Beth Mowry, Lisa St. Germain. Jill Dufault, Jane Baldi, Maryann O'Donnell Row 3 — Sally Collins. Pat Kozatec, Mary Romoli, Chris Harootunian. Heidi Shipped, Sue Proulx. Row 6 — Diane Silva. Pat Lynch, Mary LaPointe, Laurie O’Brien, Teresa Martins, Maryann Daily, Jackie Nacci. CHRISTIAN CHARA( It’s in here someplace. 122 Initiations . . . tonite! We abstain. BETA TRI-HI-Y Hey Chris. Chris. Row 1 (I. to r.) — Maureen Brennan (Chaplain). Tina Rcinsant (Pres.), Joan Tente (Treas ). Nancy O’Donnell (See ). Jane Sherry (Vicc-Prcs.). Row 2 — Margaret Handrigan, Pat Surow- iec, Jane Poulin. Christine Gity, Kathy Moss, Barbara MeGrane Row 3 —Janet Ruthkowski, Carla Schmidt. Barbara Duffy. Lynn Bandcric, Mary Collins. Row 4 — Karen Wiberg, Chris Collette. Pat Connally. I can be sweet when I want to be. 123 DELTA TRI-HI-Y Row 1 (1. to r.) — Loretta Pelletier (Vice-Prcs ), Maryann Strze- pek (See ). Linda Horan (Pres ). Diane Jack (Treas ), Jo-Anne DeWolfe (Chaplain). Row 2 — Deb Kinder, Lori Santis. Kim DeCarlo, Jane Poulin. Sandy Paquin. Row 3 — Linda Malachow- ski, Jamie Sankey. Janice Najarian, Karen Jamenson, Nancy McIntyre, Sue Balthazard, Diane Farrell. Row 4 — Brenda Bour- assa, Sharon Alberts. Cheryl Green, Doreen Verdoia, Pat Edwards. Doreen Del Don no Cheese . . cake. That’sa nice! 124 GAMMA TR1-HI-Y Row 1 (1. to r.) — Michele Pakuc (Pres.). Debbie Francis (Vicc- Pres.), Mary Lou Goyettc (Treas.). Patty Neville (Sec.). Row 2 — Sharon Boisse, Sue Dulude. Dcbby Tessier, Carol Bergeron. Row 3 — Bunny Alves. Sandy Bachini. No wonder there’s a penny shortage. 125 Look for me on the Polish ticket I'd rather sit back, but. . . KAPPA TRI-HI-Y Row 1 (1. to r ) — Sue Devonis (Vice-Pres.). Jane Ogle (Pres.), Pam Hunter (Sec.), Liz Howells (Treas.), Linda Fernandes (Chaplain). Row 2 — Debby Zajehowski. Karen Smith, Carol McAlicc, Kathy Faulkner, Jennifer Whatmough. Row 3 — Becky Mays. Barbara Ryan, Fran Orzcchowski, Laurie Calabro, Judy Knrwistle. Row 4 — Leslie McConnell, Heather Lebeau. Joan Alexander, Arlene Hyatt. Row 5 — Kate Johnson. Debbie Calabro, Pam Collins, Fran Paradise, Jane Mclimail. A French kiss to you Monsieur. Professional pick-pocketbook Pam Hi, sugar, what arc you doing tonight? 126 SIGMA TRI-HI-Y Row i (1 to r.) — Debby Bam (See.), Kathy McAneney (Treas), Debby Azarian (Pres ). Mikki Greene (Vice-Pres .). Karen Stoyko (Chaplain). Row 2 — Bev Tillicr (Advisor), Debby Boudreau. Andrea Siniak. Bev Boudreau. Karen Morris. Row 3 — Betty Doucette. Betty Hughes. Kathy Arrighi, Shirley Gorman. Loma Messier. Row 4 — Mary Moreau. Pat Fenderson. Barbara Kelly, Donna LeHeroux. Linda Cruz. 1-2-3-Blastoff! 127 You should see what’s behind the curtain I’ll see you — in September . Circulation Editor Loretta Pelletier 128 Photography Editor Steve Capozzoli Organization Editor Linda Markelewicz 129 Senior Class Editor Dianne Jack 1975 RED JACKET STAFF Deborah Faucher Linda Fernandes Mary Kelly Elizabeth Howells 130 Maureen Hanson Brenda Butler Diane Cassidy Elaine Coumoyer Elaine Dulin Kathy Dupont Martha Fagan Pamela Flynn Jo-anne Fowler Michael Garland Deborah Kinder Jean Kinnel Edwina Kiza Catherine Moreau Mary Moreau Sandra Paradie Karen Pelletier Deborah Peterson Elizabeth Mulcahey Steven Trojanov Kathleen Vaslet 131 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 (1. to r.) — Michael Garland. Steven Trojanov, Dianne Bureau, Deborah Fergu- son, Katrin Schulz Row 2 — Kathleen Vas- let. Sue Devon is, Jane Ogle, Jean Arnold. Carol Durochcr, Ann Fccteau, Dianne Jack, Sandy Paradic, Cathy Moreau Row 3 — Gretchen Jager. Michael Pimental, Joseph Pedro, Pat Szczepanek, Kathy Kulis, Mike Ameen, Kit Mayers, Loretta Pelletier, Kim Pride, Maryann Machowski, Linda Fer- nandes. 132 Dianne Bureau President Steven Trojanov Vice-President Deborah Ferguson Treasurer Mr. LouisJ. Najjar Advisor Katrin Schulz Recording Secretary Maryann Strczpck Michael Garland Corresponding Sec. Parliamentarian All in favor raise your right hand and smile. Uh, Ms. President. I have a question. 133 DRAMATICS. Row 1 (1. co r.) — Margaret Handrigan, Susan Pyne. Lenny Cassamas, Rick Goyette, Genifer Dulin. Pat Surowicc, Cindy Rogers, Julie Lacy, Karen Smith, Karen Masterson. Row 2 — Betty Hird. Rick Fauvcllc. Elaine Dulin, Billy Nahas. Gretchen Jagcr, Steve Eugcrc, Steve LeBcau, Daniel Sullivan. Row 3 — Ray Chaput, Ron Gauvin. Alix Messier, Mr Paul Young (Director), Pet Panosian, John Danyluk. What’s my line? 136 St. Ray bombshell. Prospects for cloud nine! DRAMATICS Not now Henry! Pat, I don’t know who to choose. They are all a riot! I’m glad we came back to Bnil Creame. I want my Maypo The Judicial Committee. 137 HILLBILLY CHRISTMAS CAROL Ain’t ya never gone to school? Heck no. it ain’t no refugee from a woodpile. Stop, ghost! 138 Nope, we ain’t no relations to Johnny Applesced. 1 You let the young’uns in with the hogs. We come to visit yer. «I w V Nice to know that Uncle Joshua has sech fine. Don’t just stand there. Mr. Young, help me! What’s that you’re rolling? 139 CHORUS, Row I (1. to r.) — Karen Mirza, Sue Bourassa, Gee Boislard, Cathy Blake, Lyn Hartin. Jean Hogan, Kathy Vaughn. Karen Woodworth (accompanist), Caro! Monuteaux (accompanist). Mr Edward Ludwig (director). Row 2 — Kathy Tetrault. Mana Pimentel. Cheryl Hallbach. Robin Lees. Corrinc Goyettc. Barbara Biliouris, Laurc Gencreux, Diane McShane, Jenny Dulin, Marylou Goyettc. Absent — Elaine Dulin, Tamcra Emmett. Deb Hanley. BAND. Row 1 (1. to r.) — Kathy Tctrcaulc, Ijuric Gcncreaux. Joe Tctzncr. Karen Mirza. Dave Sicnko. Richard Barlik. Mary Duffy. Diane McShane. Mr Cardillo (director). 140 D E C A. CLUB, Row 1 (I. co r.) — Wendy Lees, Sandra Rock. Joanne Therrian. Nancy Kelley, Kathy Ramsden, Mr. Darryl McCaffrey (advisor), Kim Walker. Susan Petit. Colecn Crowley. Nancy Young, Karen Barbour Row 2 —Joann Rhodes, Nancy Murray, Mary Guyton, Raymond Ogni, David Golda. James Trom bley. Charles Carroll, Steven McCurdy, David Schupp. Row 3 — Benjamin Jaroza, Robert Morrissey. Kevin Janicki, Vincent O'Neill, Paul Martin, Steven Jadath, Hugh Mulholland. Kenneth McDevitt, Richard Fox. Absent — Christine Gity, Joanne Rock, Karyn Tetu, Lucy Emond, Michael Fugene, Iconic Wilson. 141 Man, this album is groovy. HI-LITE. Row 1 (1. to r.) — Brenda Rodnques, Paula Lussicr. Mary Kelley. Joanne Carpenter. Veronica Cadden. Row 2 — Raymond Gobeille, Robert Cherry, Alan Masse. Richard Collins, Kenneth Benson Back Row — Mr John Powers, Advisor SOPH STUDENT COUNCIL, Row 1 (I. to r.) — Gail Sexton, Sue Chute, Mary Romoli, Tina Surowicc, Beverly Boudreau. Donna Daily, Lorna Messier. Cindy Rogers. Gwen McSwiggan, Judy Hanna Row 2 — Betty Ducette. Pat Lynch, Tom Collin. Donna L’Heureaux, Richard McNiel, Steve Robataillc. Chris Harootu- nian, Hicdi Shippell, Sue Pcligian, Jim Matusek Row 3 — Nancy Revard, Karen Morris. Mark Enander, Bob Kenny. Andria Siniak, Sheila Jocob. Pat Edwards. Maryann O’Donnell, Ann Ajami, Jane Baldi. Dennis Ducharme. Jean Caron. 142 SR. BOARD. Row 1 (I. to r.) — Deborah Francis. Katrin Schulz. Rosemary Mercer. Dianne Cassidy, Pamela Hunter. Linda Fernandes, Dianne Jack, Mary Moreau. John Azar Row' 2 — Kathleen Vaslct, Sue Dcvonis, Jean Arnold, Helen McConaughey. Steven Trojanov, Elizabeth Howells. Billy Nahas, John Danyluk. Row 3 — Gretchen Jagcr. Elizabeth Mulcahcy, Joanne Kayata, Joseph Pedro, Cathy Moreau. Debby Kinder. Nancy McIntyre, Carol Durochcr. Pete Panosian Row 4 — MaryAnn Machowski. Kim Lyons, Loretta Pelletier. Jane Ogle, JoAnn DeWolfc, Carleen Diggett, Michael Pimental. Michael Arncen. Dianne Bureau, Bill Vau- drain, Kathy Kulis, Bob Cherry, Ray Gobcillc. LIBRARY CLUB, Row 1 (1. to r.) —Janet Plociak. Kevin McLoughlin, Lynn Hartin. Row 2 — Tom Carlin. Diane Trahan, Valerie Bru zi, Miss Muriel I-abrie. Pat Spadca, Margaret Blake. Mark Lynch. Row 3 — Dennis Ducharme. Carol Duda, Brenda Rodriqucs, Maria Medeiros. Darlene Blanchett. Jeannine Rouillard. Jean nette I-efcbvrc, Elaine Godlcwski. Joe Marques. Row 4 — Kathy Girouard. Denise Rouillard. MaryAnn Xavier. Michael Collette. Cathy Blake. Karen Ix-na, Michael I ngella. 143 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS DANIEL SULLIVAN President JR STUDENT COUNCIL, Row 1 (1. to r.) — Janice Najarian. Mary Str epek, Judy Entwistlc. Doreen DclDonno. Lauren Maynard. Sue Bessette. Mo Hanson Row 2 — Linda Malachowski. Karen Desmans. Sue Laiid, Fat Neville, Sue Pyne. Kathy Girouard, Pat Findcsen, Kathy Dupont. Jean Hagan. K.m DcCarlo JR BOARD. Row 1 (I to r) — Kathy Tarpey. Danny Sullivan. Kim DcCarlo. Pat Fectcau Row 2 — Mark McKitchen. Mary Momssette. Linda Feclev. Julie Lacy. Karen Mastcrson. Janice Najarian. Pat Neville, Linda Malachowski. Karen IxrVasscur. Row 3 — Eddie Hallal. Boh Folan, Barbara Duffv. Melanie Fortin. I aurcn Maynard,Judy Entwistlc,Joan Panichas, Doreen DclDonno. Karen Smith. 145 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Valeric Bruzzi Caro! McAlicc JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (L. co r.) Chris Poulin, Heidi Shippell, Jill Dufault, Lisa St. Germain (Co Capt.), Teresa Martins (Co-Capt.), Elaine Casavant, Mary Lapointe, Mary- Anna Sousa. 148 Qjfuuk FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The nerve of that team — intercepting the ball like that! Nance Roy 149 CHEERLEADING SQUAD Karen Mowry Debbie Peterson At least we did it. . . who said it had to look good? Da! Da! The Harachi Sisters! mm Just call me Cardo.” NORTHERN DIVISION GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONS The 1975 Girl’s Gymnastics Team, under the superb coaching of Ms. Pat Ruggerio, went undefeated in their first six dual meets and captured the Northern Division Title. Since gymnastics began, this has been the first year that Tol- man has had a strong turnout by all three classes. The team is still young but has shown great achievement thus far and should con- tinue their striving success. Alley-oop! Everybody was kung-fu fighting. . and so I said to him . . . Wish you could do this, don’t you? 152 Slowly 1 turn, step by step, inch by inch. GYMNASTICS Row 1 (1. to r.) — Helen McConaghey (Co-Capt.), Miss Patricia Ruggiero (Coach), Linda Feeley (Co-Capt). Row 2 — Lynn Harten, Patti Bessette, Jammie Sanky, Cheryl Green, Mikki Greene, Jennifer Risley, Jane Mcllmail, Sue Proulx. Row 3 — Sandy Kcrwin, Tracy Fill- mann, Maryann Daily, Pam Collins, Jackie Nacci, Patti Edwards, Lisa Gagne, Chcri Dupris, Beth Moreau, Sharon Albert, Debbie Borden, Sandy Paquin. 153 Helen doesn’t know it but her uniform just ripped. GIRL’S TENNIS TEAM Shortly after the organization of the 1974-75 Tolman school year got underway, the Girl’s Tennis Team began their season coached by Mrs. John Reid With practices every Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons (held at the Met Courts on School Street) and matches on Tuesdays and Thurs- days, the girls had little time to themselves. They were a dedi- cated group of girls and therefore, hardly ever ended up with LOVE.” Tennis anyone? I swallowed it. Another Billy Jean Kin ? in the making. Those crazy bugs again. Today practice . . tomorrow Bobby Riggs! Please, someone, I need help. 154 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Row I (1. to r.) — Laurie Calabro, Roberta Fortin, Mrs. Charlotte Reid (Coach), JoAnne LaBelle. Nora Misolek Row 2 — Patricia Szczepa- nck, Elizabeth Hird, Pamela Flynn, Laurie Quaranta. Mary Johnson, Cathy Smith. Ahh, fresh air. 155 SUBURBAN CO- CHAMPIONS The Tolman girl’s basketball team ended its greatest season since competing in the Suburban Interscholastic League as Co- Champions with an impressive 11-1 record. This year’s team was led by rwo senior co-captains, Nancy Carlos and Karen Stoyko. All the girls put out a fine overall performance at each game. Coach Janet Jarbeau is enthusiastic about next year’s team as three out of the starting five will be returning with other fine players. m Look out, Karen! I had him one one one, and then . . . If Ernie D. could see me now SCORES Tolman 58 Johnston 39 Tolman 55 Mt. Pleasant 31 Tolman 61 Visitation 31 Tolman 49 Classical 32 Tolman 60 Wheeler 44 Tolman 52 Bay View 43 Tolman 38 Classical 32 Tolman 45 Wheeler 34 Tolman 54 Mt. Pleasant 31 Tolman 61 Johnston 36 Tolman 46 Bay View 47 Tolman 67 Visitation 37 156 What a leg’ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1 (1. to r.) — MarykatcJohnson, Deborah Mecchi, Annmaric Ajami, Carmen Proulx, Sue Lawrence, Karen Stoyko, Joan Tardiff. Row 2 — Kim DcCarlo, Ms. Janet Jarbeau (Coach), Carol Palardy, Beverly Bouchard, Mary Coderre, Lynne Boucher, Debbie Wiley, Pat Fee- teau, Josette Fccteau, Janet Plociak, Nancy Carlos, Judy Sinotte, Barbara Duffy. May I have this dance? 157 159 Welcome to the Soul Train. Row 1 (1. co r.) —Jeff Kearns. Steve Luchesi, Mat Kozacek, John Ricci. Gary Alix (Co-Capt), John Spencer (Co-Capt.), Bemie Smith (CoCapt.), Bill Viera, Jay Dufault, John Karbowski. Mai Hope. Row 2 — Brian Deighan, Alan Fontaine. Mark Hashway, Anthony Varone, Steve Dion, Greg Avedisian, Chris Quinn, Mark Messier, Charlie Carroll, Mike Levesque, Glenn Holland, Ed Havcy. Row 3 — Head Coach Gig Pariseau, Mike Sullivan, Mike Feeley, Jim Healey, Ed Warzycha, Peter Healey, James O’Donnell, Doug Gram, Ken Howell, John Kerr, A1 Montciro, Joe Glancy, John Clark. Row 4 — Coach Ray McGee, Gary Gruslin, Joe Giglietti, Bob Moseley, Ken Bradshaw, Dave Blackman, Peter Kellehcr, Bill Truchon, Mgr Mark Gravcline. Row 3 — Asst. Coach Ed Charland, Ken Martin. Bob Kerr. Don Agin, Lcn Perron, Tim Paine, Mat Lynch, Mgrs. Pat Kozatek. Pat Surowiec, Steve Trojanov, and Asst. Coach Rollie Pariseau. SCORES Tolman 7 Woonsocket 0 Tolman 48 Mt. Pleasant 0 Tolman 12 Rogers 27 Tolman 20 Johnston 7 Tolman 28 Central 6 Tolman 7 West 0 Tolman 16 No. Kingston 47 Tolman 6 West Warwick 16 Tolman 6 Barrington 7 Tolman 20 St. Raphael 6 160 One tough cat. FOOTBALL The story of the 1974 football campaign can be re-enacted around a series of key plays, gamebreakers that went for and against us. The Tigers began with a victory over a favored Woonsocket stronghold. After crushing Mt. Pleasant, Rogers’ interception on a late drive tacked up a victory against us in an otherwise close contest. The defense withstood the test several times and held off against a tough Johnston opponent. Victory came over Central, along with a thriller over West in the waning minutes involving some newly formulated razzle dazzle. The team, however, couldn’t buy a win from the North Kingston powerhouse, and found that talent is worthless when not applied in real heartbreakers at West Warwick and Barrington. Hunger and sheer desire boosted our overall record to 6-4 on Thanksgiving Day against rival Saints in a victory feast (eleventh straight) of 20-6. All in all, the Tigers’ seasonal menu consisted of a healthy serving of humble pie and countless crates of oranges. Although a Class A title eluded our grasp, consistent perform- ances were turned in by All-Valley selections Gary Alix, Steve Dionne, John Karbowski, Ken Howells, and Mark Messier. 161 A right to the gut. Luke on the gallop. O.J. No. 2 Take it easy — this ball is meant for me. 162 No. you can’t have it! 163 What happened to the other guy? SOCCER Tolman’s first year in the Intcrscholastic Soccer League was not too successful. Being win less in sixteen games, the Tol- man hooters were mainly sophomores whose spirit never failed. Young, spirited and ready to meet the new season, the Tol- man soccer team is destined to be a success. HONORS Kevin Mulcahey Soph. 1st Team All Valley Tony Cabral Soph. 2nd Team All Valley Kevin McLaughlin Jr- 2nd Team All Valley Kevin Hixlnctt Sr. 2nd Team All Valley Jack-in-thc-middle of two Tigers. Heads up ball. The story is in their eyes. 164 SOCCER TEAM, Front Row — Steve Silva. Row 2 — Dave Vincent. Russ DePatic. Don Chenard, Scott Masterson, Tom McGarry. Row 3 — Kevin McLaughlin (Capt.), Kevin Mulcahey. Tony Cabral. Len Vine. George Taratuta. Mark Pouliott. Doreen Rebello (Mgr.). Rich Bouley. Bill Sisson, Ed Hutton, Brian Choinicrc (Capt.), Coach Anthony Collela Back Row — Kevin Hodnett. All yours. Steve. Don’t touch me Tolman 1 SCORES Tiverton 2 Tolman 0 Smithficld 4 Tolman 0 Warren 9 Tolman 0 Woonstxket 4 Tolman 0 Cumberland 3 Tolman I Davies Vocational 4 Tolman 0 Mt St. Charles 0 Tolman 0 Pawtucket West 7 Tolman 0 Portsmouth 10 Tolman 0 Warren 4 Tolman 0 Woonsocket 2 Tolman 2 Cumberland 3 Tolman 2 Davies Vocational 4 Tolman 0 Mt St. Charles 3 Tolman 0 Pawtucket West 5 Tolman 0 Portsmouth 4 165 SWIM In the eyes of Coach Roger Depot, chlorine may sting, but the 74-75 swim campaign was a success. The team had the fastest times in every event in recent years and enjoyed the upset over an East Providence rival, possibly their best performance. With only three seniors (Jay Dufault and Co-captains Roxanne Smith and Roberta Fortin) departing, a solid foundation and real depth remains in relay workhorses Mike Sullivan, Larry Senecal, Jeff Asermely, and Mike Farrell, plus diver Cathy Smith, and dolphin Mel Fortin, consistently winning in her class. The coach is still out for tal- ent, so who knows what may surface as Tolman plunges into water of optimism, beginning next season. One more stroke and I’ll go down for the third time. Now kids, your deodorant goes here. I’ll drown myself. SWIM TEAM. Row 1 (1. to r.) — Cathy Smith, Donna Franccsconi, Chris Harootunian. Roberta Fortin (Co-Capt.), Roxanne Smith (Co-Capt.), Melanie Fortin, Ann Palmer. Pat McCabe. Row 2 — Karen Dcsmaris (Mgr ), Scott Masterson, Mike Farrell, Albert Robitailie, Jeff Asermely. Billy O’Brien, Jack Newton, Doug Smith, Judy Entwistle (Mgr ). Row 3 — Jay Dufault, Dick Flatley, Mike Sullivan. Larry Senecal, Paul Romoli, Bob Cabana, Coach Roger Depot Absent — Mike Mann. 166 SCORES Tolman 27 East Providence 68 Tolman 22 Cumberland 73 Tolman 33 Barrington 62 Tolman 49 Moses Brown 45 Tolman 34 LaSalle 61 Tolman 32 Cranston West 62 Tolman 38 Pawtucket West 37 Tolman 32 Bristol 43 Tolman 42 Cranston East 53 Tolman 48 East Providence 45 Tolman 19 Cumberland 76 Tolman 31 Barrington 64 Tolman 47 St. George 48 Tolman 50 St. George 45 Mon Capitain. Crystal beauty. 167 The agony of a tenth of a second. Super-frog. INDOOR TRACK This was Tolman’s second year in the field and although their record wouldn't boast of championship hopes, just their appearance proves the existence of a crew of determined com- petitors. Youth means inexperience but also strength; thus there is room to develop along with the potential to do so with our spirited underclassmen. The seniors gave it all they had. Captains Tony Ulwick, Steve Lucchesi, and Bill Vieira led the way in field events, running events and weight-throwing, respectively. Various team records of last year were broken and Coach Foley hopes for a vastly improved outdoor squad with this foundation he has. How about that, I ma ic it! Row 1 (1. to r.) — Dean Quaranta, Mike Fceley, Mai Hope, B. J. Smith, Bill Viera (Co-Capt.), Steve Luchesi (Co-Cape.). Tony Ulwick (Co-Opt ), Steve Trojanov, Dave Warzyeha, Mark Pollock. Row 2 — Pat Surowiec (Mgr ), Matt Histen, Brian Picrini. Mike Levesque, Tim Healy. Mark Enander, Brian Stanley, Bill Vaudraine, Paul Torres, Coach Joseph Foley. Gee, I hope the coach saw that throw. 169 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Row I (I. to r.) — David Flanagan (Manager), Tom Poulin. Ken Martin. Joe Dragon, Doug Clary. Bob Senn, Dave Leggat, Gordon Duquenoy, Ray Boisse, Edward Hallal, Coach James Donaldson. Kneeling (front row) — Mike Paine and Mike Rankowitz, Co-Captains. SCORES Tolman 63 Hendneken 84 Tolman 79 Pawt. West 41 Tolman 95 Iincoln 50 Tolman 92 Pawt. West 57 Tolman 93 Pawt. West 47 Tolman 90 Woonsocket 74 Tolman 70 St Raphael 73 Tolman 70 Lincoln 52 Tolman 70 Hope 54 Tolman 75 St Raphael 63 Tolman 75 Cumberland 70 Tolman 85 Woonsocket 59 Tolman 68 Rogers 53 Tolman 81 Cranston W. 32 Tolman 76 East Prov. 58 Tolman 86 Hope 83 Tolman 80 St. Raphael 76 Tolman 100 Cumberland 86 Tolman 73 Woonsocket 64 Tolman 65 Rogers 53 Tolman 68 Cranston W. 41 Tolman 64 East Prov. 69 Together we scored 5b points a game. What goes up must come down. 170 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, Row l (I. to r.) —Guy Grinsdl, Michael Sinottc.John Doherty, Paul Kilmartin Row 2 — Frank Vcrdillo, Steven Dion. Brian Dcighan. Michael Glynn. Steve Clary, Richard Rocha, Dave Cookson. Andrew Pelletier, Arthur Kelly, Coach Fred Warburton. MET. DIV. II CHAMPIONS What does a hub need to be connected to the rim of a wheel? Spokes, right? Well, this year’s first-place finishers had both. Coach Donaldson’s squad revolved around 6'7‘ Doug Clary, 1000 point man and a guy you could depend upon to get the job done with guts and grace. Other spokesmen” who kept the team rolling to a 13-1 league record were Co-Captains Mike Paine and Mike Rankowitz, both enjoying hot hands in the clutch. Players that the coach couldn’t say enough about included jumpers Joe Dragon, Bob Senn, junior Dave Leggat, and sophomore Kenny Martin; all exhibiting a flowing finesse about the game, making it simply beautiful to watch. With defensive standout Ray Boisse and reliable Tom Poulin rounding out the gang,” you can see that the important key to this great season w'as depth: the ability of a man to come off the bench and do just as good a job if not better, than the wearying or cold starter. This being our fourth trip to the playoffs in as many years, the Tigers will be matched against LaSalle, a team they’ve met before and need spirit to beat. After that the stars . . . 171 Lcapin Leggat. Position — the name of the game. Ray in overdrive. . . for quick stans, and stops . . . The layup — via Rankowita. 173 Row 1 (I. to r.) — Mike Gariepy, Brian Choinicre. John Biagioni, Ron Mooney. Bob Savoie, Rick Katkowski, Bruce Diggett, Steven Chenard, Mike Webb Row 2 — Coach Rollie Pariseau, Ray McGee. Richard Bouley, Don Chenard. David Poisson. Tom McGarry, Kevin McLaughlin, Frank Campbell, Guy Dorval, Bob Bessette. Coach Vin Campbell Row 3 — Stephen Tanguay, Dave Golda, Bob Neville. Dave Blackmon. The backhander. HOCKEY The 1974-75 Tolman Hockey Team successfully opened their first league season with a 8-12-1 record which put them in third place in the Suburban B” Division and thus entitled them to playoff games with Pawtucket West and Central. Tolman had a super season, led by seniors Rick Katkowski (Cap- tain), Brian Choiniere, Ron Mooney, and Guy Dorval. Several Jun- iors leading the team were Robert Savoie and Mark Messier (alter- nate captains), Frank Campbell and Keven McLaughlin. Our very promising sophomores were Thomas McGarry, Mickey Webb, Ste- phan Tanguay, Glenn Elliott, and Bruce Diggett. Congratulations to Coaches Vin Campbell and Rollie Pariseau for a successful season. Playoff games: Tolman 7,3,2 West 4,3,7 Tolman 3 Central 3 174 We‘11 take any break — and make it pay: cash! Our favorite seniors. We make a sangvecch Watch Peter, men! Give me five. Dad. Tolman 1 SCORES Pawtucket West 5 Tolman 4 Lincoln 2 Tolman 0 Barrington 3 Tolman 3 Central 6 Tolman 0 Davies Vocational 3 Tolman 4 Mt Pleasant 3 Tolman 4 St. Raphael 3 Tolman 0 East Greenwich 7 Tolman 4 Pawtucket West 3 Tolman 4 Our I«ady of Prov. 3 Tolman 2 Johnston 1 Tolman 1 Bristol 5 Tolman 3 Central 1 Tolman 2 Lincoln 3 Tolman 2 No. Smithfield 7 Tolman 2 Coventry 3 Tolman 0 No. Providence 3 Tolman 0 Bishop Hendricken 3 Tolman 9 Davies Vocational 2 Tolman 2 Pawtucket West 3 Tolman 3 Prov. Country Day 4 Tolman 3 Our tady of Prov. 3 Tolman 2 Johnston 0 175 Go ahead and shoot! CROSS-CO I NTRY If several energetic boys running around the city of Paw- tucket caught your eye this fall it was probably the Tolman Cross-Country Team. This year the club consisted of extremely dedicated men with the top seven being Rich Kat- kowski, Ciuy Dorval, Dave Flanagan. Dean Quaranta, Brian Pierini, Mike Landry, and Matt Histen. Capt. Rich Katkowski had a very successful year, for he had been undefeated in his dual meet competition. He was fifth in the State Meet and as a result made 1st Team All State and 1st Team Coaches All State. Rich also won honors as the Blackstone Valley Champion and City of Pawtucket Cham- pion. Acid indigestion can really get to you on your last lap. OK. let go! (ice. I wish I had a pair of socks like the other They say this is how Secretariat” got started guys 176 CROSSCOUNTRY TEAM. Row 1 (I. to r.) — Denny Desrosiers. Dave Flanagan. Rich Katkowski. Tony LI wick, Guy Dor al. Row 2 Matt Histen. Jay Campbell. Brian Picrini, Dean Quaranta, Mike Landry. Mike Mann. Coach Joseph Haddad Sorry. Rich, but um there seems to have been a mistake Gee. I wonder where all the other guys are' SCORES Tolman 50 Smithfield 25 Tolman I? Scituatc 15 Tolman 51 Classical 25 Tolman 16 R.I.S.D. 47 Tolman 29 O.LP. 26 Tolman 19 Central 59 Tolman 21 Johnston 28 Tolman 21 North Providence 29 Gty Meet: St Raphael 20 Tolman 50 West 68 Black stone Valley Meet Tolman was 1th out of seven teams State Meet Tolman was 19 out of 42 teams 177 If you come any closer, I’ll jump! Look Ma, no cavities! My dentures are stuck in the apple! Peekaboo! Hey, he’s running the wrong way! i I I If you think I look tough now. wait’ll I slick on my Brylcream. 180 1 know something you don’t know. I’ve developed a craving for footballs. 181 But darling, I love you! Only my hairdresser knows for sure. Oops! There go my dentures! Did you ever rum around and find your face in the rear view mirror? 182 Help! . . . It’s stuck! Who wants gum! 1 do! I do! 183 How dry I am . Did you ever get your ’fro stuck in a typewriter? Now that’s what 1 call entertainment. Hi. sport! 184 Just because I’m short, doesn’t mean I don’t play good football. Mmm, that sounds good! 185 What a long day. It was love at first sight Saturday matinee . . .? Why aren’t I in English . . .? A thing of beauty is a joy forever 187 I think she made the cookies herself. Some day she’s gonna turn into a cheese pixie. I guess it does have a baby face. O.K. guys, let’s get ’em. This is my second one. 188 How dare you make a pass at me! No one will be able to detea the ring around your collar 189 I'm sorry. I lost my head. mi V «ili Viii ■ «V.i 190 Now, listen . . I love campaign speeches. O’ say can you see! Push him off to Worcester. The pause that refreshes. Which one lost the key? Only MANNIX knows for sure. Golly, when I say I wanted it charcoal-broiled. 1 didn’t mean to throw it in the coals! 191 Smile, Koz, they’re taking our picture. What did you expea . . beer? Look, Gretch, that shovel is frozen to the ground. 'S It ti � ■. i: ' Steve, guess who’s getting his picture taken? I like it, but she doesn’t. 192 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 TOLMAN HIGH SCHOOL D. E. STORE 193 The Members of the School Store Wishes to Thank the Student Body for Making the School Store a Success. A D y E R T I s E M E N T S The members of the Red- jacket Staff wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the members of the faculty, student body, advertisers, and Loring Studios. Without their thoughtfulness, the Redjacket would not exist. Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1975 MAYOR DENNIS M. LYNCH Good Luck Class of 1975 TRACEY GEAR, INC. NEWMAN CROSBY STEEL INC. Spur — Helical — Worm 511 York Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island FRANK W. CONFORTI (East High '52) STEPHEN TRACEY 725-2182 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 RHODE ISLAND TEXTILE COMPANY 21 I Columbus Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 197 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 CHUCK CALKINS Chief Petty Officer Your Navy Man In Pawtucket, R. 1. and Attleboro, Massachusetts 25 North Union Street Post Office Bldg. Room 30 Pawtucket, R.l. 02860 Attleboro, Mass. 02703 1-401-722 0690 1-617-222-6336 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From the From TOLMAN SOCCER TEAM THE TOLMAN CROSS- COUNTRY TEAM Brian Choiniere (Capt.) Kevin McLaughlin (Capt.) Capt. Rich Katkowski George Taratuta Thomas Gity Dave Flanagan Kevin Hodnett Dean Quaranta Steven Silva Guy Dorval Leonard Vine Brian Pierini Edward Hutton Dennis Desrosiers Kevin Mulcahey Matt Histen David Vincent Mike Landry William Sisson Tony Ulwick Donald Chenard Jay Campbell Antonio Cabral Mike Mann (Managers) Coach Joe Haddad Doreen Rebello Brenda Bourassa Lynn Pacelt Karen Desmarais Coach Anthony Colella Good Luck to the Class of 1975 SSGJIM NORMAND LALIBERTE Councilman, First District KUNZ- MANN U S ARMY U.S. Army Representative 722-0640 Good Luck to the Class of 1975 INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INC. 1 74 Armistice Blvd. Pawtucket, Rhode Island Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Compliments of MRS. JAMES M.HEFFEREN NEW ENGLAND LINEN SUPPLY BESSETTE HARDWARE 1 79 Front Street Lincoln, Rhode Island 20 Rhode Island Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 723 5498 RAY MULLIN MUSIC STORES, CORP. 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GEORGE AMEEN THISISIT CARD SHOP STATE LINE PHARMACY 288 Westminster Mall Providence, Rhode Island 712 Broadway Pawtucket, Rhode Island AL'S MOBIL RICCOTTI'S SANDWICH SHOP 1114 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 194 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Congratulations to the Class of 1975 TAYLOR RENTAL CENTERS 245 York Avenue, Pawtucket, R. 1. ROBERT C. REETZ COMPANY 1112 Charles St., No. Prov., R. 1. 302 Willett Ave., East Prov., R. 1. CENTRAL AVE. BAIT TACKLE PINAULT'S PHARMACY, INC. 440 Central Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 518 Armistice Blvd. Pawtucket, Rhode Island Congratulations to my Granddaughter upon her graduation from Tolman High School — another one of HANDEES AUTO ELECTRIC my family to graduate from this fine school of learning. MR. FRANCIS KELLY 170 Coyle Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island MENARD’S BARBERSHOP FRANK DESMARAIS, INC. 742 Broadway Pawtucket, Rhode Island Bob Menard Chris Kelly 192 Benefit Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Best Wishes Jodi, Pat, Ann, Joe, '72 Shop and Compare — You Can't Do Better Than ZAYRE KORB'S BAKING CO. 540 Pawtucket Avenue Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Pawtucket, Rhode Island MR. AND MRS. J.R. KINDER THE FLOWER SHOPPE GALVIN PAINT WALLPAPER 1 Hanover Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 881 Central Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Jen — Jon MR. AND MRS. FRANK A. REBELLO ROOSEVELT MOTORS 372 Roosevelt Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1975 From Pawtucket, Rhode Island FOTOMATES — Carol and Jane 209 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 THE From PHONOGRAPH THETOLMAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RECORD Tapes — Records — Cards Novelties — Gifts TEAM 783 Central Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02861 Phone:728-7510 ROLAND'S CAR SERVICE BEECROFT Buffing and Waxing Rug Shampooing — Interiors Cleaned Motors Steamed and Painted CHEVROLET COMPANY Honda and Bricldin Cars Telephone: 728-0495 333 Niantic Avenue Providence, Rhode Island SAN BENTO AGENCY Smithfield Avenue Real Estate — Insurance Income Taxes 210 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From THE 1974-75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Gretchen, Captain Karen Mai Debbie Lisa Karen Lauren MaryLou Gail, Captain Nance Linda Cheryl Linda Robin Tracy Val and Mrs. Julie Goulet, Advisor 211 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From THE TOLMAN DRAMATICS SOCIETY Compliments of PUSS 'N BOOTS NURSERY SCHOOL 178 Sayles Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Phone: 724-5520 or 723-4997 Rita Donnelly 728-9191 RITA'S POTPOURRI 502 Armistice Boulevard Pawtucket, Rhode Island Prom Flowers — Gifts — Jewelry Dried Flower Arrangements — Tolman Hats — Holiday Plants — Terrariums Handmade Crafts For Health's Sake . . . Roller Skate at Open to Children 3 to 5 Years of Age BOBBY'S ROLLAWAY 1593 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island A Full Line of Skates in Stock Arnie and Ann Hutter Tel. 725-4260 212 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From THE CLASS OF 1976 and Their Friends A-1 Answering Service Jean Anderson Kim Anderson Chris Asselin Gail A. Bandieri Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bandieri Mr. and Mrs. Belch Linda Belch Margaret Blake J. Blogref John Bonoventure Mr. and Mrs. J. Bonoventure J. C. Borden James H. Borden Brod Paul Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. E. Brousseau Carol Brousseau Lori Calabro Frank Campbell Mrs. Leo J. Carroll Mrs. Nancy Cheli Mary Collins Dave Davis Ken Davis Joe Day Doreen DelDonna Kenny Dickie Barbara Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Entwistle Judy Entwistle Pattie Entwistle Mary Jean Fagan Fagan Machinery Co. Diane Farrell Pat Fecteau Danny Finn Gerald Finn Lori Francesconi Vincent Francesconi Bernard R. Garrity Debbie Gibbons Mikki Greene Dr. G. J. Grinsell Mrs. G. J. Grinsell Mark J. Hashway Diane Hebert Liz Hird William J. Histen Honey and David Sue Laird Arthur Leo Langlois Denise Langlois Mrs. Leo LeBeau Stephen LeBeau June Lees Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lucchesi Linda Markey Linda Markey Joanne Masse Joanne Masse Lauren Maynard Gary McDole Penny McDuff Raymond D. McCarthy Sue Molloy Sue Malloy Mike Molloy MaryLou Morrissette Mr. and Mrs. A. Najarian Janice Najarian Robert J. Neville Mrs. Blanche O'Brien Fran Orzechowski Mr. and Mrs. H. Orzechowski George T. Panichas, Jr. Joan Panichas Pat and Bob Paula Paolino Irene Pelletier Peter A. Maria Pimentel Dean Quaranta Diane Remington Diane Remington Christa Richards Rich Rocha Darlene Rondeau Chris Rusielewicz Frank Sherry Karen Smith J. Calvert Steere, Jr. Mary Ann Strzepek Barbara Sullivan Dan Sullivan Mike Sullivan Ann Taheny K. Tarpey Diane Trahan Paul Tratos Jennifer Whatmough Joyce Whatmough Dave Yany 213 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1975 THE TOLMAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Louis Na||ar, Advisor Dianne Buteau, President Steven Trojanov, Vice-President Deborah Ferguson, Treasurer Katrin Schulz, Recording Secretary Michael Garland, Parliamentarian 214 ON STAGE HAIRCUTTERS Perms — Styling — Cutting 580 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 726 8989 LEO'S SPA Soda — Ice Cream — Candy Papers — Books — Cigars — Cigarettes Also — Groceries and Bakery Products 875 Central Ave., Pawtucket Allie and Mary, Prop. Tel. 725-1242 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 MR. AND MRS. TED MULCAHEY E. R. HUTCHINSON CO. INC. 50 Church Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Invitations by Coronet HELEN'S CARD CANDY SHOPPE 509-B Armistice Blvd. Pawtucket, Rhode Island Hallmark Hebert Candies JAMES G. HULL CO. Roofing Contractors 560 Mineral Spring Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island MR. G'S VARIETY 31 Burgess Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Al and Helen Selinas HOME IMPROVEMENTS Roofing and Siding Alcoa Aluminum Gutters Aluminum and Vinyl Siding X90 Siding Wooden Shingles Aluminum Windows and Doors 1 14 Bloomfield Street, Pawtucket Michael Michalski ROBINSON SONS Rubbish Removal Service Commercial and Residential Call 726-1894 Free Estimates Artists Tel. 401-728 4190 THE PICTURE HOOK 580 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Paintings — Framing — Sifts Pastel Portraits Art Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Susan Bourassa Sue Mentier Joyce Carty Bill O’Brien Amy Conceicao Susan Palardy Heather LeBeau Maria Rainho Brian Marcotte Linda Soar Barbara McGrane 215 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1975 THETOLMAN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mr. James Gilligan, Athletic Director Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1975 Mr. Raymond Allard Dr. Everett M. Allen Miss Rita H. Bagley Mr. Edward Baldwin Mr. Raymond Bedard Miss Cecile M. Bourgeois Mr. Vincent J. Campbell, Sr. Mr. Charles J. Clark Miss Rita F. Clark Mr. and Mrs. M. A. DeCarvalho Mr. Roger Depot Miss Helen Donnelly Mr. Louis Drozd Mr. Thomas W. Duffy Mr. Sidney Factor Mrs. Helen M. Fletcher Miss Virginia Genua Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gilligan Mr. James Gnatek Miss Madelyn M. Goodwin Miss Mary E. Goodwin Mr. George J. Grant Mr. Edwin F. Grourke Mr. Joseph Haddad Mr. Raymond F. Hart Mrs. Carol Howard Mr. John Hunt Mrs. Jacqueline Hunter Miss Janet T. Jarbeau Miss Mary E. Kelaghan Miss Muriel Labrie Mr. Roger Landry Mr. Joseph Marcinkwicz Mrs. Elsie M. Masterson Mr. Edward B. McConnon Miss Mary C. McKeough Mr. David A. Michaud Mr. Anthony R. Mignone Mr. Francis T. Moran, Jr. Mr. Philip Murtha Ms. P. J. Najarian Mr. Louis Najjar Mrs. Blanche M. O'Brien Mr. Michael J. O'Hern Mr. Gig Pariseau Mr. Roland Pariseau Mr. John M. Powers Mr. Victor P. Robert, Jr. Ms. Patricia A. Ruggiero Mr. Arsen Shamshoian Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stanton Mrs. Gloria Swan Miss Ardsive Torkomian Mr. Robert Venditto Mr. William J. Wallace Mr. Frederick J. Warburton Mr. Edward Warnock Mr. Vance E. Westgate 217 W v r w ' 1 J SIR CHARLES CARDS GIFTS East Providence and So. Attleboro Narr. Plaza and Washington Plaza BURGER KING 67 Newport Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island BLACKSTONE VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM, INC. John F. Lavendier, Executive Director Congratulates THE TOLMAN GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 and Reminds Them Compliments of THE EDGE AND JANUARY'S Your hosts: Dan — Dick and Dave IF YOU ARE NOT PART OF THE SOLUTION, YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM. Compliments of G.V.E. BRENNAN'S PHARMACY at Baker's Corner Serving the Blackstone Valley Since 1889 140 Central Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts SUPER-CUTS by the HAIRBENDERS 965 Washington Street SO. Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 761 8688 SAYLESVILLE WAREHOUSE INC. Saylesville Rhode Island RUTH’S COUNTRY STORE 691 - B Washington Street So. Attleboro, Mass. Pennsylvania Dutch Treats — Candy Prepared Foods — Preserves — Jellies Wagner's Teas, Spices, Flavorings Fanny Farmer Candies — Vermont Cheese Gifts — Free Parking Tel. 399 8560 218 Ken Benson Aaron Usher Dennis Desrosiers and Their Friends Al Masse Milce Garland Mike Pimental Rick Collins Compliments of H. S. SHAMSHOIAN IVY FLOWER SHOPPE AND GREENHOUSES MATTSON ACAUeMy OF KARATE 36 North Woshington St., North Attleboro Est. 1958 CONFIDENCE SELF-DEFENSE FOR EVERYONE! Coed—Special children's classes—Beginners' classes— Competition teams—Unlimited attendance—Adults all ages — Complete information upon request. DAY NIGHT CLASSES! All ronks accredited in Okinawa. Japan Member: United Karate Federation CALL: 695-1223 Authentic Okinawan Uechi-style Karate based on the Pwang-gai-noon style of Kung Fu — utilize movements ot the Tiger, the Crane ond the legendary Dragon. All Black Belt Instructors Certified from Okinawa Best Wishes From DR. AND MRS. RICHARD BERTINI Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL PETERSON Remembrances and Best Wishes From COMPANY I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 GRETCH Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 M.E.RJ.J. Making Friends, for the world to see Let the people know, you got what you need With a Friend at hand, you will see the light When your Friends are there — Then everything's alright! — Bernie Taupin You're the best there is..................... . Mike Ameen A Friend PATRONS Big Punk and Little Punk Cathie A Friend — Harry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biliouris Fay Cattcrall A.F.L. Local 472 —V. G. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Biliouris and Robert Charette Joan Alexander Sons Diane Charland Alison and The Fish Bimbo Lori Charpentier John Allcock Blackstone Fabric Cheryl and John Allen and Patti Mike Allison Debby Amaral Adolfo S. Andrade Mr. and Mrs. August Andrade Anne and Wayne Bob Bob and Lorna John Boggia Mitzi Bonwit Debbie Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Florian Boulay Chet and Georgie Cindy and Mariann Class of 55 Class of 57 Mr. and Mrs. John O. Clegg Kit Collins Anthony Mayers Apple Pie Queen Margaret Collins Mr. Arrighi — Goff Arthur and Becky Judy Brady The Briggs Family Rick Collins Colonial Flower Shop Barbara Cheryl Babiec 74 David Brown Dan Bubier David Cookson Donna Cordeau Mrs. Lena Baker MaryJo Barber Mr. and Mrs. William Bubier Miss Helen Buck Maureen Cordoni Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bardsley Mrs. Louise Buck Jack Currie Alice Bastein Bucky Mr. Earl Daley Be Kind to Animals Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Al Dalton Mogie Bear LuAnn Buteau Mr. and Mrs. V. D'Angelo Robert's Beauty Mary Buteau John Danyluk Richard Bedard and Family Mr. Ralph Buteau Don, Doug and David Becky '72 Norman Butler Don K. and Debbie Q. Benny and Penny Butta's Friends Kim DeCarlo Steve Berard Buttons Demetrios James Berry Paula Buturlia Karen Desmarais MaryJane Berthiaume Mrs. Raymond V. Cahill Mark Desormeaux Bertha Pearl Queen Cal and Marie Renee Desrochers Maria — Bertina Michael Cameron Robert Devonis David Bessette Camel Jockey Diamantino and Pat Debbie Bessette Carol M Kenneth Dickie Kathy Bessette Lynne Caron Russell Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bessette Robert Caron DOR Susan Bessette Carol Carr Doug — Lin Betty Ann Ellen Carr Ron Drolet John Biagioni The Cat's Revenge Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drozdowski 220 Mr. and Mrs. Armand Dubois Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuBreuil, Sr. Edward Duffy Jane Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Al Dufour Brien Dugas Elaine M. Dulin Rev. and Mrs. S. Richard Dulin Lesley and Ken Dupont Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dupont Gordan Duquenoy Carol Durocher Claire Dzialo Karen Dzialo Mr. and Mrs. Dzialo Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earl Maureen Early Egroeg The Emery's Ernie and Cookie, Bert and Grover Eunie Baby MaryAnn Gargnoli Diane Farrell Dot Farrell Debbie Faucher Elizabeth Faucher Mr. and Mrs. J. Faucher, Jr. Joanne Faucher Karen and Eddie Faucher Anne Fecteau Debbie Ferguson Linda Fernandes Nancy Fernandes Jim Findesen Joe Findesen Pat Findesen Robert Findesen Anita Finucci Kathleen Flynn Vincent A. Flynn III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fortin 4077th M.A.S.H. Mrs. Evelyn Fowler Judy Fox Mr. Anthony Francisco Jill Frattarelli Carmel Frechette Stella M. Frechette Sharon Gagnon Karen Gallagher Ron Gauvin Sue Gibeauit Rita Girard Janice Girouard David Glaude Jane Goldsmith Goober Good Luck Good Luck, Sam Gorilla Family Corrine Goyette Mr. and Mrs. Goyette Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grove Donna Halajko James Patricia Halpin Barbara Hamel Michael Hamill Margaret Handrigan Debbie Hanly Charles Hannigan, Sr. Stacia Harchut Mr. and Mrs. Kim Stanley Harvey Natalie R. Hatch Cecile C. Hebert Mr. James Herchen Dennis Hervieux John A. Hilton Edmond Richard Hines Homestead Baking Crew Mr. Richard Horan John G. Howell Ken Howells Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Howells Nancy Hughes Pamela Hunter The immortal seed of '75 The Unique Import Marie Issa J. J. Dianne Jack Jan and Janie John Jasionowski Walter Jasionowski Jayne and Stan Jeanne '74 and Kevin '73 Jo Jo 74 Joan Tente Joe's Buffing Waxing Johnny Joshua Joyce Joyce and Eddie Judy Fox, Nat, Gail Lindell K. Kac and Bal 2-18-73 Karen and Mike Linda Kari Kathie and Mike Kathy and Gene Laurie Kavanagh Jeff Kearns Keep Partying Maureen Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Ken Ben Ken the Octopus Kenny and Jeanie Mr. and Mrs. John Kent Linda Kerle Kid Smiley Kim Deb Kinder Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Kinder Jean Kinnel Mike Koussa Kozzy found a Pearl Kozzymoto Gail LaFlamme George LaFlamme Susan LaMountain 74 Veronica Landry Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Langevin Langlois Marie LaScola Lauren and Joe Bill Lavallee Joe Lavallee Don Leach Beverly Leal Stephen LeBeau Cindy Joy Lees Wendy Lees Let's Have a Combo Michael Levesque Liberty Welding Lin-T Linda and Paul Mary A. Lindley Lisa 74 Little Mouse Luchier Paula Lussier Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lynch Mrs. Gertrude Lynn Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyons Ma and Dad Diane Machowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Machowski Joseph Machowski Julie Machowski Mackie Judy Madigan Joe Mahan Barbara Mancini 74 Manuel and Esteban Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Markelewicz Linda Markey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsland Mary Mary and Chuck 74 MaryJo and Paul A. Masse Mr. and Mrs. Donald Masse Lauren Maynard John M. Maziarz Mr. and Mrs. E. McCarron Frank and Mary McCarron Kathy McCaughy Kenny McDevitt Mrs. Robert J. McGlone Mr. and Mrs. James McIntyre Marie Medeiros Melissa 76 Marcel Menard Mr. and Mrs. Al Messier Emile H. Messier Mr. and Mrs. Gary Messier Mickey Messier Richard E. Messier Carol Metivier Mr. and Mrs. Herman Michalski Michelle Mrs. O. Miciaszek Mike and Carol Mike B. and Carol L. 74 Mikki Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Jane and Dave Miller Mimi — Buttons — Snoopy Mark Miranda of 70 Lucy Mitchell ML, PS, DD —Class of'73 Dr. and Mrs. Walter Molak, Jr. Monique and Chris Moquin David Moreau Mr. and Mrs. L. Moreau Mike Morin Nelson Moscoso Mr. and Mrs. William J. Moss Sinton Moyac Liz Mulcahey Mike Mulhare Pat Mulhare Murph '74 Myers Family Nancy Nancy and Ron Nanette and Chuck N.C.C. — 1701 Mrs. Mary Nowak New Life Available Singer Marianne Nunes oz Bill O'Brien Paul O'Gara John F. Ogle Mrs. Lillian Ogle Soot Ogni Victor Olivera Cindy O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oxley Pat and Jay '72 Paul and Michelle P. Allen Padelford Pecos Bill Pell Rachel A. Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pelletier Peppermint John Perry Miss Pesty Pete and Diane 222 Eroletta Piasczyk Jeanne Piche Pie Michael Pimental Robert Plouff Bertha Polit Pooh Bear Ken Pinsonneault Janie Poulin Mrs. Celia Pratt Jim Preston William Pride Priscilla Susan Pyne Lori Quaranta Del Rainho Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rainville Andy Rankowitz '80 Thomas Reilly Patrice Reinsant Bruno Ricciarelli Rich Rick M. and Kathy M. Rick, S. and Lucy O. Mr. and Mrs. Rizzardini Ken Rondeau Ronnie and Carol Mike Roose Mrs. Mae B. Rourke Cheryl Ryan S. J. D. S. M. — Stone Head Ray St. George Steve St. Onge Salzberg Recorvitz Sam Sandy and Charlie Santa Claus Peggy Santagata Diamantino Santos Mr. and Mrs. Benney J. Sawicki Tom and Joann Schaefer Scobby-Doo Ruth and John Senn Skip Sequeira Sexy Sadye Shaggy and Me Shamu Caroll Sharpe Doris Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorts MaryAnn Silvia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simonelli Skunk Joe Smith Karen Smith Daniel F. Snyder Solomon A. Solomon Pat Spadea Mr. Spock Stamp Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley Mrs. Norman Stanley Howard Starks Sue and Joe Suki and Fifi Bernice Sullivan Mike Sullivan Jody Suzedelis Donna Swider Joanie Szewczuk Chris and Randy Szyba Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Tente Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tente Teresa Tente Joe Tetzner John M. Thompson Mr. Threfall Till Bev Tillier Timmy from West Tolman's Best Geometry Class Per. 2 with Rollie Pariseau Tonta and Beethoven Bill Tougas Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tougas The Track Rats Joe Tramonti Tricia Kent Troja nov Mr. and Mrs. Trojanov Trojie 22 Val V. Senator and Mrs. Albert Vaslet Kathy Vaslet Art and Carol Verville Judy Walmsley '76 Richard Walsh Joseph Warzycha Weasel We finally graduated West Rangers Mike Whittaker Beatrice K. Wild Debby Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wims David Winnegge With Love from Karen Douglas Wright Mrs. Albert Yany David and Jim Yany You finally caught on Nancy Young Zada and Zandar Cathy Tom Sharing, taking, giving The qualities which we are These friendships that we’ve molded Are few and very far But will our friendships become unclaimed? Like a letter with no stamp Or will they become lost in the shuffle Due to the size of our country’s map? For if our friendships turn to memories In the corner of our minds Of what use was this building to us And how worthless was our time? Ours were formed by laughing with our backs against the wall And also out of fright And these kind of friendships don’t drown in the laughter On graduation night... . y You see, our friendships are a timeless experience. — Mike Amecn 224 SUPPLEMENT ’75 PRESENTS SPRING HAPPENINGS THE CLASS OF 1975 PRESENTS THE RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Michael G Amccn Adolfo S. Andrade Jean E. Arnold Debra V. Azarian Debra A. Baris Philip P. Beauchamp John M. Biagioni Cheryl A Birtwell Brenda Bourassa Kim J. Brown Daniel L Bubier Steven S. Capozzoli Lynne A. Caron Donna M. Carter Nancy A. Coleman Celina M DaSilva Nannettc J. Dcpatie Susan Devonis Joanne E. DcWolfc Colleen C Diggett Jane M. Duffy E. Brien Dugas Elaine M. Dulin Donald N. Dupuis Carol A. Durocher Steven J. F.nander Martha E. Fagan Patricia E. Fay Anne M. Fectcau Deborah L. Ferguson Pamela V Flynn Roberta V. Fortin Deborah A. Francis Michael R Gagne Joseph S. Ga leone Michael W Garland Kathleen E. Gibbons Janice G. Girouard Robert J. Golembicki Mary L. Goyette Cheryl L Hallbach Linda M. Horan Gretchen M Jagcr Leslie A. Kando Carol Kartasiewicz Richard Katkowski Laurie M. Kavanagh Jean Kinnel Anthony W. Ulwick Kathleen M. Vaslet Marek J. Wojricld Karen E Woodworth JoAnne LaBclIe Gail M Laflamme Nancy E. I .a Fremere Gary A. Landry Dianne M LeBeau Robin J. Lees Steven P. Lucchesi Paula M. Lussier Kimberly A. Lyons Judith A. Madigan Maryann Malachowski Edward J. Mardo Linda A. Markelewicz Linda C Martel 1 Alan T Masse Paul G. Masse Thomas F McCabe Helen L. McConaughey Loma-Jean McQucstcn Maria V. Medeiros Rosemary T Mercer Carol A. Monuteaux Ronald S. Mooney David H. Moreau Karen M. Mowry Elizabeth Mulcahe ' Marianne Nunes Jane A. Ogle Lynn Pacclt Sandra L. Paradie Joseph Pedro, Jr Susan M Petit Michael Pimental Susan A. Preston Kimberly S. Pride Michael L Rankowitz Christine L. Rcinsant Dianne A Roy Nance S Roy Lon L Santis Katrin S. Schulz Judith A. Shock Mary Ann Silvia Karen T Stoyko Philip J. Summer!) Patricia A Szcepanck Iwanna Szcwczuk Kathleen A Tetrault BASEBALL The baseball team had at times a frustrating but rewarding season. After getting off to a dismal start (1-2), the team rebounded with 4 straight victories and eventu- ally compiled an 8-4 league record — good enough for second place and a chance in the State playoffs. The team struggled somewhat in its 1st playoff game, getting off to a slow start but ended up with a 7-5 victory over Central. Middletown turned the tables on Tol- man in the second round. The Tigers lost 4-1, which ended an above average, fun- filled. exciting season for both players and fans alike. Grittin’ your teeth is all pan of the fun. . . and then there were those fans who were very easily excited Who’s the wise guy who covered home plate with din? BASEBALL TEAM, Row 1 (1. to r.) — Bob Kerr, Bob Bracken, Bill Shoefer, Gary Lanzi, Dan Crowell, John Dougherty, John Karbowski. Row 2 — Tom Humphrey (Asst. Coach), Mike Feeley, Dave Cookson, Dave Flanagan, Ray Boissc, Chris Quinn. Row 3 — Sam Usher, Ken Martin, Dan Sullivan. Mike Sullivan, Dave Leggat. and Coach Ted McConnon. f — t. K hUUHNIER 7 AMC-JEEP Sr+vimq yem SUtc 9TJ Ni V EKIANO S � ®1 Of AU � 9 m wpo«t Avr •nxjtn . PRINTING HMeUWail! 5r ' Where are we playing, the Dust Bowl? When’s the batboy going to be back with your lemonade . and my beer? Frosted Flakes in the morning sure give you a lift in the afternoon! Scores Tolman 3 West 4 Tolman 3 Lincoln 6 Tolman 4 Hope 5 Tolman 2 Central Falls 1 Tolman 1 St Raphael 0 Tolman 3 West 0 Tolman 7 Davies 1 Tolman 1 Lincoln 3 Tolman 4 Hope 1 •Tolman 7 Central 3 •Tolman 1 Middletown •League Playoffs 4 GOLF With only five members, the Tolman Golf team wasn t supposed to have passed a threat in its division. Yet, with a record of 6-6, and with four of the five starters returning next year, things look bright for the team. Coach Gig Pariseau was definitely an asset to the team. So, when you hear someone yell FORE”, you’ll remember to be on the look-out for those four returning Tol- man 'pros’. That doesn’t count . I want another chance. With shades on, I can’t sec if 1 miss. Golfer Savoie waltzing down the course. Frank doing his version of the twist. it If 1 play in open fields. I won’t break any windows. GOLF TEAM. (I. to r.) — Coach Gig Pariseau, Bob Campbell, Bob Savoie. Albert Gcorgio, Ken Howells, and Mike Malloy. Hey ball, come down! TENNIS Frustrating. That one word could easily describe the entire 75 tennis season. The team lost 7 matches by 4 3 scores on its way to a 3-11 seasonal record. Led by returning seniors Alan Masse, Dennis Dcsrosicrs, Rick Collins, Mark Wojcicki, and junior, Rick Silvia, the team came close, but no cigars this year. My five-day deodorant pad is seven days old. Sure, I’ll bet $2.00 on my team ... to SHOW. Fire one fire two fire Masse . TENNIS TEAM, Row 1 (I. to r.) — Mark Peterson. Rick Silvia. Alan Masse (Opt ), Mark Wojcicki Row 2 — Coach Jim Donaldson. Greg Lucchesi. Den Desrosiers (C6- Capt.), Steve Capozzoli. Larry Senecal, Rick Collins. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL The Tolman Girls’ Volleyball Team polished off their season with a 4th place finish in the Northern Division. The record of 5-3 included a win over 2nd place Cumberland High and three very close games with Central, Scituate, and Lincoln. Strangely enough, these girls have discovered a bump of their own and everyone wants the secret. Congratulations to the entire team and Coach Pat Ruggerio for the hard work and loyalty to Tolman High School. We won’t tolerate dirty hands on this team. Who said we never had a cheering section? Ms. Ruggerio’s Macedonian Phalanx. VOLLEYBALL TEAM, Row 1 (1. to r.) — Pamela Collins, Debra Calabro, Linda Fcclcy, Sally Collins, Susan Bourassa, Donna Wiley, Debra Mecci, Sandra Paradic Row 2 — Elaine Engelhardt, Jackie Nacci. Judy Entwistle, Kathy Smith. Deb Wiley, Kat Johnson, Bev Bouchard, Lori Calabro, Joan Panichas, Coach Pat Ruggerio. I’d bend over backwards to win! Friends before, after, and during. TRACK The Tolman Track Team of ’75 is certainly one that the school can be proud of. Not thought to be a major contender, the Tolman track squad finished with a fine 5-1-1 record. In the City Meet, Tolrrtan was not a gambler’s favorite; yet they came within one point of beating West for the title. The great leadership of this year’s team made believers out of everyone. Congratulations to the team and coaches Ed Warnock and Joe Foley. You mean to tell me that they’re making us chase that little white rabbit around the track? You said smile” — Well this is the best I can do. Ahhh, this is better than Dr. Scholl’s foot spray. Hey you, out there — catch! TRACK TEAM, Row 1 (1. to r.) — Brian Pereni, Guy Dorval, Matt Kozetek, Rick Katkowski, Tony Ulwick, Kevin Hodnett, Steve Lucchesi, Dave Warzycha, Mike Levesque, Kevin Mulcahcy. Row 2 — Cathy Blake, Malcolm Hope, John Messak, Jay Dufault. Mathew Histen. Brian Stanley. Alan Brizzio, Kevin Bradshaw, Joe Dragon. Tim Healey, Dave Vincent, Gary Grusline, B. J. Smith, Tina Surowiec. Coaches Joe Foley and lid Warnock. 233 SENIOR RECEPTION THE KING AND HIS KNIGHTS. (I. to r.) — Mike Paine. Ray Boise. Mike Pimcntal (KING),Gary Alix, Kevin Hodnet. . to think that he’s supposed to be with me tonight What’s it like spending an evening in a castle? Well, any member of the Senior Class who attended the Senior Reception on May 2nd, could describe such an event. The affair began at 8 P M. at THE CASTLE in Bristol, R.I. Upon entering the dining room, each couple was greeted by the royal receiving line ! Then a full-course roast beef dinner was enjoyed by all. Later in the evening, the infamous President of THS, Mikie Pimental, was chosen KING OF THE RECEPTION” accompanied by a four-man cluster of knights. After mugs n’ jugs were passed out, the evening’s close grew closer and closer. In the minds and hearts of those who attended, the memory of that very special evening will always be alive. and she thinks she’s going straight home. Ri ran’t ralk rith ry routh rull! Could you let go of my hand? I want to go to the ladies’ room. Snow White? No. it’s Snow Brown and Prince Charming. Yeah, I know but. . . can we eat now? I don’t believe he’s going back for sec- onds. I’m SHOCKED!!! What’s your name? You call this a mere friendship? He won’t stop looking at her. I’d hate to wake her up when she’s having such a great time! GRADUATION On Tuesday, June 10, we, as Seniors, took our final walk down the aisles in the Tolman auditorium. Along with parents, teachers, relatives, and friends, we assembled to receive our hard earned diplomas. During the ceremony, all heads were filled with memories of the past three years — memories of happiness, sad- ness, good experiences and bad — all were the memories of growing up. We’ll never forget you, Tolman, thanks for the ride . . . please don t forget us, cither. I'm 1, what It are you? What a sad occasion graduation night is! Most people say that the parries don't begin until AFTER graduation. Step this way for your free autographs. Mom and Dad gave me a watch, gram gave me a How can you keep a straight face when the person next to you is snoring? ring, my sister shook my hand Mixed emotions? No way, we’re thrilled! Will the person who ordered the pizza from Uncle Tony’s please pay for it backstage? This is nothing like blowing into an empty coke bottle. Yes, thank you very much but my name is not Michele White If I had known this was going to last so long. I would have brought my toothbrush. 4 There were a few of us who didn’t make it . . Congratulations Mr President, uh . . .1 mean, Mr. King, uh . . .1 mean, Mike! Just think . my piano playing is bringing tears to their eyes. I don’t want to shake your hand, just hand over that diploma! Good-bye T.H.S. — hello world! Now wait a minute, no one is supposed to ask me what year I graduatedT CLASS POEM OF 1975 Tonight we part from Tolman High; It’s time to say farewell To all those that have meant so much to us To those whom we have grown to know so well. We’ve learned much about life here. During the many years that we’ve shared Knowledge, gained through lessons learned, Taught to us by those who cared. Although our futures will follow different paths. We’ll all remember those days gone by. We reflect upon all the time that we’ve spent here. Here at our glorious and wonderful Tolman High. . . . Steven G. Trojanov ■ 'I m m 7 Isa • - mKMV ■ -sm ' - 'v ri t X btfaff XL ,• n f yfv L� X Sa •• $ rV '•i.. 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