Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

quiver 1976 woonsocket high school woonsocket, rhode island volume sixty-nine table of contents prologue ...................... 4 faculty ....................... 9 organizations ................ 29 sports ....................... 61 underclassmen ................ 89 features .....................107 graduates ....................124 epilogue .....................175 dedication ...................182 advertisements ...............184 advertisements ..............184 4 8 f a c u 1 t y Administration The great difficulty in education is to get experience out of ideas. George Santayana JAMES DAVEY C.E. T. A. Director ANN de NEVERS Dean GEORGE MORIN Vice-Principal JEAN SAD WIN - Nurse ALBERT CHOQUETTE Principal CLIFTON BOYLE, JR. Voc. Tech. Facility JANET BERNIER Secretary CAROL ANDERSON Secretary FRANCES DWYER Sec ret airy English When we Americans are through with the English language, it will look as if it had been run over by a musical comedy. Finely Peter Dunne LEO ALLARD Chairman PATRICIA DUNBAR ANN FENER ADRIAN GRAVES JOHN BIBEAULT 11 CONSTANCE BREAULT LOUIS LEVEILLEE Coordinator Multi — Media I believe that man will not only endure he will previal. Pablo Casals OSSIN ROWEY PAUL HUTZLER GAIL HEBERT 14 ROGER DWYER A-V Coordinator CLAUDETTE CHICOINE ROSEMANRY ROSE ANDRE BRANCHAUD Chairman Language Today the cost of failure to communicate is not silence or serenity but destruction and disillusion. Lyndon B. Johnson KENNETH PECKHAM RAYMOND GAUDREAU YVETTE BRUNI ELEANOR MORRISEAU SISTER RENEE THIBEAULT 15 IRA BROWN DENISE SLAVEN RAYMOND NOLAN MORTIMER SIMONS THOMAS FLOOD Math HERMAN LANTNER LOUISE ALMEIDA When you long for the good old days of your youth, just think of Algebra. Anonymous WILLIAM BEDARD Chairman CHARLOTTE CHAGNON KENNETH BUONANNO LARRY DI GREGORIO GEORGE LACOUTURE EDWARD CHMIEL WILLIAM SULLIVAN 18 SANDRA WHIPPLE PAULINE COLERICK JACQUELINE CASEY ROGER DRAINVILLE A. MARION DEVINE Chairman JANE CRAWLEY 20 RICHARD DIPARDO ROMEO BERTHIAUME RAYMOND BACON JEAN JONES WILLIAM MARRAH WILFRED GODIN Music As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Sir John Lubbock JAMES CASTALDI MARY MAILLOUX Occupational Ed Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Dag Hammarskjold. o cr c SHEILA BROWN LEO RAINVILLE Director D. E. WILLIA1V! CAPALBO ARMAND BESSETTE CELIA McQUADE JAMES SMITH a M a JEAN TRYHUBCZAK Chairman Home Economics Physical Education Ex-er-cise (ek'ser siz) vt. to put through exercises, or forms of practice or exertion designed to train, develop, condition, etc. Randomhouse Dictionary ALFRED SCOTT ROBERT CALASCIBETTA Guidance EDWARD CONNOLLY ANNA BLANKSTEIN Director-- EDWARD FONTENAROSA Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever reason, turn his back on life. Eleanor Roosevelt MARGARET MAHER 26 STEVEN THORNTON Maintenance 27 0 r g a n 1 x a ( i o n s Quiver Despite the encouraging motto of advisor George Arees: You can't win. You won't even break even. So why bother? , the Quiver editors and staff unwittingly took on the task of producing the 1976 edition of the yearbook. Unfortunately, Fall brought to most students and teachers the infamous disease known as camera-itis , which sent the photography (?) staff on a wild goose chase around the school searching for candids. Meanwhile, the first deadline was met (1 month late). And at last folks, here it is! — your very own 1976 Quiver. Co-editors Leonard Roberts and Elizabeth Vangel Editors: Mike Jasmin, Joanne Heffernan, Carol Hogue, Gail Durand, Carol Lanctot, Joe Nadeau, Jeanne Ouellette and Richard Piette Staff: 1ST ROW: Diane Buteau, Diane Lafrenaye, Gail Durand; 2ND ROW: Elizabeth Hemond, Jackie Laquerre, Carol Duhamel, Yvonne Giard, Kathy Plouffe, Janice Harpin, Gerry Nadeau, Carolyn Russ 30 Villa Novan Villa Novan Staff: Carol Lanctot, Joanne Heffernan, Elaine Hoyceanyls, Marcel Pincince, Anne Fontaine Robert Rainville, Jeannine Barrette, Jeanne Ouellette, Bonnie St. Germain We of the Villa Novan staff, being excessively observant by nature, have noticed the growing abnormal level of student apathy at Woonsocket Senior High. In the hope of avoiding a major catastrophe, this resourcefuK?) staff (notably its editor pictured aside) has implemented several ploys in order to elicit some response and at the same time rouse the bloody pot of controversy. Additions such as point-counter-point, coming events, gory sports writing (in which the editor of this staff of assorted un-dependables literally spills his guts), amusing pieces of satire, exciting articles tracing our proud past (all bloody-well boring actually!), devishly well-done cartoons and interesting, if not adequate coverage of your general all-around bilge. 31 This has been bloody-well censored. Oak Many creative and imaginative writers contribute to the Oak, Woonsocket High's literary magazine. Mr. Brunelle and Mrs. Sooy are the advisors who spend long hours insuring that the creativity of Woonsocket High School students has an outlet for expression. Included in the Oak are such features as sketches, illustrations, and comic strips, along with essays and poetry. 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Durand, Joelle Thonnard, Don Sutherland. 2ND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Mencarini, Dave Hodell, Elaine Hoyceanyls, Joanne Heffernan, Bill Kubaska. 3RD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Lanctot, Janice Paquette, Jeanne Ouellette, Norm Decelles, Sue Poulette, Bob Martel, 32 MERIT FINALISTS: Richard Fellman and Joanne Heffer-nan Merit And Civic Awards BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW WINNER: Bonnie St. Germain MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS: 1ST ROW: Richard Piette, Sally Esten, 2ND ROW: Carl Brunetti, Caeol Lanctot; MISSING: Richard 33 Dubois, Elizabeth Vangel Student Council The Student Council is composed of representatives from each homeroom. The Council has sponsored many activities this year to bring the student body together, such as Dress-up Day, which encourages students to dress-up in any way they wanted or could think of. The councilors also were in charge of the school spirit week, planning a different activity for each day. Besides the fun and games, the Student Council has had a successful student exchange program with different schools. This year the Student Council hosted a state-wide Student Council meeting which had representatives from all over the state in attendance. At the very least the Student Council has been an asset in promoting school spirit. Student Council Officers: Grace Jellison, Donna Sutherland, Pat Morin, Mike Wilson; missing—Nancy Beaudette 34 Seniors: 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Neil Chamberland, Rene Chicoine, Steven Beadles, Don Sutherland, Gerry Nadeau, Bruce Senecal. 2ND ROW; Mike Wilson, Barbara Lanctot, Michelle Remillard, Gail Durand, Sue Jarry, Debbie Mainville, Nancy Brouillard, Terri Boisvert 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Brissart, Cindy Henderson, Annette Beaudet, Paula Manseau, Gail Nichols, Denise Godfrin. 2ND ROW: Sandy Couchesne, Chris Roberge, Sharon Whitz, Donna Lucchesi, Celeste Duplesis. 3RD ROW: Karen Kane, Dawn Barfield, Karen Seagrave, Marie Michaud, Michelle Provost, Jeanne Bileau 1ST ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Monique Gagne, Gisele Tardie, Sue Laferriere, Debbie Raymond, Felicia Desmaris, Liz Leja, Karen Allard. 2ND ROW, Nancy Pacquin, Kathy Williams, Louise Dubois, Ruth Gervais, Eleanor Keegan, Stephanie Chaplin. 3RD ROW: Jo-Ann Ryne, Denise Har-lon. 4TH ROW: Glenn McCutchun. 35 Band The Woonsocket High School Villa Novan Band began its 1975-1976 season dressed in new uniforms, and complete with majorettes and color guard. The Marching Band performed at all the home football games and many city parades during the marching season. The marching season will resume in late May with the Memorial Day parade, followed by a Bicenten-ial parade, sponsored by the Woonsocket Jaycees in June. The high school Concert Band began its concert season with a Harvest Concert in November, followed by a very successful Christmas performance. The Woonsocket High School Villa Novan Marching Band Band Officers: Richard Fellman, Vice President, Debra Miskiawisk, Librarian, Laurel Kane, Treasurer Secretary, Lorraine Bargeois, Librarian, Robert Martel, President. Chorus The choral is a little horse. This group participates in many activities which include performing at assemblies, concerts and other special programs. The selections they sing vary from standard melodies to modern rock choices. Some of the most talented individuals from this group have the opportunity to participate in the all-state chorus, which is a great honor. The chorus is under the direction of Mr. William Cooper. Quick, someone adjust the horizontal hold. 36 Folk Song Club The Folk Song club, under the direction of Mr. William Cooper, has given several successful performances. The members of this club work together to arrange their music. In addition to folk music, rock and modern songs are also popular with this club. Alot of hard work has insured the group's progress. 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Nalewski, Monique Gagne, Donna Lucchesi, Sue Rossi, Louise Lebon. 2ND ROW: Sue Blanchard, Ane Marie Pierannunzi, Lorraine Hutchins, Marc Morisseau, Lucille Marquis. 3RD ROW: Sue Cote, Beverly Plays, Celeste Rocheleau, Louise Dubois, Andre Auclair. 39 Outing Club KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Laquerre, Donna Trinque, Cathy Plouffe, Elizabeth Calhoun, Diane Buteau, Melani Dancereau, Rachel Carden. 2ND ROW: John P. Student, Aline Boisvert, Jeanne Monfette, Diane Vein, Jeannine Thibealt, Carol Drainville, Ruth Daignault. 3RD ROW: Arthur Vanmoerque, Pauline Monfette, Mary Sheil, Maria Abate, Heanne Audette, Lorainne Des Desilets, Charlene Tellier. 4TH ROW: Arthur Hebert, April Brunnelle, Andre Aucalir, Donna Padden, Ronnie Dufresne, Debra Bourget, Ken Lavoie, TREE: Walter Warot. The Outing Club has provided students with the opportunity for outdoor adventure, such as camping, hiking, canoeing, bicycling, cross-country skiing, skating, rock-climbing, and whatever new ideas members choose. One of the school's largest clubs, it functions successfully due to co-operation and teamwork. Areas visited this year include Mt. Manadnosk in New Hampshire, Arcadia Park Chepachet and the U.R. I. En-viornmental Education Center on the W. Alton Jones campus. Lectures and demonstrations by guest speakers, movies and workshops relationg to club interests are held during meetings on occasion. Fund raising activities include dues, carwashes, flea markets, and cake sales. Chaperones are Mr. Dennis Migneault, Mr. Alexander Goulet and Mr. Edward Brisson. Drama Club The Drama club, under the direction of Mr. Jack Lawhead, presented the play Rally 'Round The Flag, Boys on January 30 and 31. The play involved approximately thirty-five students and was a huge success. Another play, George M. is scheduled for early May. Field trips to Trinity Square, theU.R.I, theater and the Chateau de Ville Dinner theater, were just a few of the Drama club's activities. The club also provided the entertainment at this year's junior banquet. Look and learn. 1ST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Luke Sutherland, Tina Makalinaw, Carol Lanctot, Michelle Remillard, Jeanne Ouellette, Nancy Joyal, Aline Carriere, Denise Carriere, Marcel Pincince. 2ND ROW: Bob Schlenig, Maria Abate, Jeannine Barrette, Robert Raineville, Denise Dancereau. 3RD ROW: Dominic Picard, Paul Carden, Sehrman Shaver, Bonnie St. Germain, Richard Fagnant, Cathy Bebeau. 4TH ROW: Paul Duran, Bert Harnois, John Lockwood, Mike Auxier, Donna Garceau, Rene Horent, Tom Williams 42 Art Club Every artist dips his brush into his own soul, and paints his own nature into pictures. Henry Ward Beecher These art club members didn't give the yearbook photographer the brush-off. 44 The Future Teachers of America is a club designed for the student who wishes to pursue a career in education or who just enjoys working with children. Members of the club visit local elementary school, and have the opportunity to work as teacher's aids. These students may also attend tours of nearby colleges and schools. Mr. Lantner serves as faculty advisor. The only requirement to join the newly formed Camera club is an interest in photography. Members range from the experienced photographer, with complex equipment, to the novice, who may own no camera equipment at all. During club meetings members look over portfolios of weel-known photographers, and also their own work, to evaluate, criticize and learn from others experience. These students, with the aid of advisor Mr. Haines, not only learn the basics and fine points of photography, but also the techniques os developing and handling film, in the school darkroom. In the club atmoshpere, members may work on a one-to one-basis with Mr. Haines, or on their own. Camera Club F.T.A. 1ST ROW: Nancy Bileau. 2ND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Gauthier, Mary Sheil, Karen Bilodeau. Mr. Haines lens a helping hand. Picture this 45 Majorettes The majorettes have been active throughout the entire school year. They have performed at football games, concerts, parades, pep rallies and other various activities. In each performance they give, the routines are devised entirely by the girls themselves. Much co-operation, practice and time is required to develop and learn the routines for each performance. The majorettes have earned the respect and gratitude of their fellow students for the many successful performances they have given while representing Woonsocket High School. Put your left arm in.,. 46 Members included: Monique Charette, Sue Goulet, Priscilla Roy, Paula Brunetti, Joan Boudreau, Sue Ricard, Debbie Viens, Sue Goulet, Priscilla Roy, Sue Crepeau, Andria Dubois, Karen Seagrave, Bev Hebert, Nancy Richards. 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Genereux, Sue Blanchard, Donna Lucchesi, Kathy Jalette, Debbie Maine-ville, Ann Cizmesia, Donna Cournoyer, Chris Sitnik. 2ND ROW: Nancy Brouillard, Kathy Blais, Sue Gesualdi, Sue Lambert, Ann Marie Heroux, Carmen Kell. 3RD ROW: Linda Barnabe, Jeanne Audette, Debbie Bourgette, Lorraine Desilets, Yvonne Giard, Carol Duhamel. Pep Squad This lively group of girls from Woonsocket High helped to cheer the sports teams on to some great victories. During Pep Squad meetings these girls practice their cheers with the help of advisor Mrs. Cotter, and the two co-chairpersons Debbie Maineville and Kathy Jalette. This year the squad also joined in the Thanksgiving Day game pep rally, in a delightful version of Be True to Your School . Which of the following best describes this picture? a. ) Moonstruck c.) the strange planet of Uranus b. ) bottoms up d.) rare view 47 Business Club 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Nespolo, Cathy Plouffe, Michelle Remillard, Debbie Thi-verge. 2ND ROW: Diane Buteau, Andrea Mongeon, Donna Trinque, Jackie Laquerre. 48 This group of students, advised by Miss O'Rourke, is interested in careers and developments in the business world. Club activities this year included a field trip to Bryant College, and fund raising projects such as a cake sale and a hand-made doll sale. How do you program this thing? Officers, 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauline Brousseau, Secretary, Annette Lefebvre, Treasurer, Terri Brin, Activities, Chairperson, 2ND ROW, Linda Maclure, President Friends In Service Advised by both Mrs. Tryhub-zak and Mrs. Brown, the Friends In Service club has been as active carrying out its theme of friendship this year as in past years. So far this year the members have visited the Andrews Street School at Halloween, and the Cullens Nursing Home during the Christmas season. Also around Christmas members of the club helped to wrap toys for the Toys for Tots program. Other services are planned for Easter, and funds are being raised for the two annual scholarships awarded to the most deserving senior members of the club. 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Lataille, Terri Tessier, Linda Labonte, Jeanne Forand, June Belleville. 2ND ROW: Terri Brin, Linda Maclure, Elizabeth Hemond, Annette Lefebvre, Pauline Brousseau, Denise Forand, Christine Roberge. Model Legislature Government is too big and important to be left to the politicians. Chester Boulles Why don't you come up and visit me some time, after we legalize it. 1ST ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Jeanne Ouellette, Don Sutherland, Annette Lapre, Richard, Fagnant, Ken Hardy, Carol Lanctot, Mary-Ann Marcinkiewicz, Robert Fell man, Don Esten, Anne Fontaine, John Tracy, Dave Hodell, Joanne Heffernan, Aline Carriere, Mike Auxier, Phil Simonini. Veerry interesting, dumb. but Chess Club Advised by Mr. Thomas Hanley, the Woonsocket High chess team is presently in first place in the Southern Massachusetts Division, and in a very good position to clinch the divisional championship. Members of the club who are not on the chess team accompany the team to meets, and also serve as alternates in case of the absense of a team member. As the standings are now, the chess team has not yet lost a meet, and this year could prove to be one of the most successful and rewarding for the chess club members. Once a king always a king, but once a knight is enough. 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Jarrie, Denise Carriere, Elizabeth Hemond. 2ND ROW: Jim Sosik, Dave Hodell, Glen Faubert, Marc Dubois. 51 French Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Poulette, Terri Brin, Pauline Brousseau, June Belleville, Emile Thibeault, Jeanne Ouellette, Pauline Barthelemy, Gail Durand, Roger Mencarini. The French Club is designed to cater to the French student who wants to get more than just a superficial knowledge of French. The members not only learn more about the French language, but also acquire more of an understanding of French culture and people. This is done through movies, plays, French meals etc_____ Under the personal guidance of Mr. Raymond Gaudreau, the members of the French club really enjoy themselves. 52 German Club LANGUAGE laboratory! The members of this club, under the direction of Miss Jean Jones, learn about German culture. Outside activities this year included going to plays written or produced by German talents, and going to different German restaurants. Unfortunately this is the final year for the German club, because German classes have been dropped from the school's curriculum. Achtung, It all sounds Greek to me. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Souders, Denise Carriere, Ernie Paul Barnette. SITTING: Elizabeth Hemond, Lorraine Bourgeois, Anette Bourgeois, Jo-Ann Chevrette, Lynn Ferruolo. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is made up of a group of Woonsocket High School students interested in the culture and customs of the Spanish people. Advised by Mr. Kenneth Peckham, the club has participated in many activities including attending Spanish restaurants and welcoming two Chilean exchange students to Woonsocket High this year. As projected, the Film Society is experiencing a good year. Under the direction of Mr. Hutz-ler and Mr. Haines, the group has shown and sponsored a melange of films. Free of charge, the films were featured in students' free periods. Film Society Crew KNEELING: Mary Sheil; SITTING:Gloria Gauthier,Darlene Briggs, Karen Bilodeau, Pat Murphy, Sue Rossi. 1ST ROW: Marc Dubois, Tina Makalinaw, Arthur Trybalski; 2ND ROW: Nor-mand Levreault, Paul Hutzler, Robert Brin; not included—Bob Beaudette, Linda Brissart, John Lockwood, Pauline Martin, Tom McGarrigle, Brian Myette, Bob Palardy, Sharon Picard, Jeanne Roy, Mark Schooley, Willie Scurry, Elaine Souza. 54 Audio Visual Library Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Dussinger, Carolyn Russ, Paul Ruo, Jerry Labreque, Paul Duran, Robert Brin. The Library aids are students willing to give up some of their free time to help out with library duties. They work at the front desk in the library, and assist with some of the paper work. The library aids also help students to find material in the library, and some of the aids do a large amount of the mimeographing work. These students provide an invaluable service to the school library. Abetting Mrs. Rowey, the audio visual aides help in setting up and distributing the various a-v equipment. Most of the group won't hear of anyone saying their job is only a visual experience. 1ST ROW—Gail Nichols, Melodie Garneau, Charlotte Gould 2ND ROW— Kathy Degre, Jeanne Dagesse, April Brunelle, Denise Peloquin, Laurie Richardson 3RD ROW—Sandy Goddard, Monique Gagne 55 Debating Club 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Laidler, Mary-Ann Marcinkiewicz, Ken Hardy, Phil Simonini, Aline Carriere, Frank Kelley, Robert Fell man, Joanne Heffernan, Elaine Hoyceanyls, Don Sutherland. MIDDLE ROW: Don Esten, Carol Lanctot, Anne Fontaine, Jeanne Ouellette. BACK ROW: Norm Decelles, John Tracy, Dave Hodell. It is better to debate a question without settling it, than to settle it without debate. Joubert 56 In others words. Shut Up! In point 1, plank 3, subplank B, paragraph 2, there is an inherency. Science Club This club, advised by Mr. Dennis Migneault, has been very active this year. The membership visited R.l. Hospital to see the microbiology and oncology labra-tories, and has raised funds by selling energy watch calendars from Oregon, and having a hypnotist, Ladter Lacroix, perform in theW.H.S. auditorium. Planned activities include a three day trip to Washington, D.C. to study historic sites and scientific exhibits, and sponsoring a talk by Save the Bay speakers, on the environmental impact of man on Narragansett Bay. Members are also encouraged to do their own experiments, and to share the results with the entire membership of the club. No wonder the fish died! LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Piette, Anette Bourgeois, Karen Bilodeau, Lorraine Bourgeois, Helen Har-pin, Helen Prochniak, Elizabeth Hemond, Gloria Gauthier, Kristine Masnyk, Linda Labonte, Kathy Plouffe, Vicki Laidler, Joe Nadeau. 57 RIGHT TO LEFT: Gerry Nadeau, Diane Piette, Beth Vangel, Richard Piette, Michelle Murray, Beverly Plays, Andre Auclair, Ronnie Jarret, Claire Boissel, Kristine Masnyk, Diane Ouellette, Irene Brodeur Elizabeth Leja, Dave Hodell, Lynn Kubaska, Norm Decelles, Joanne Heffernan, Ernie Paul Barrette. 58 Math Club Hoping to break with tradition, the Math Team expects to capture first place for Woonsocket. The five-member group meets in competition with other schools in the state four times and is under the direction of Mr. Buonanno. In simplest terms, the club's activities have added up to intriguing and challenging battles. 59 A Broad Jump 62 Football ROW 1: Andy Cecconi Paul Neveu, Billy Dussinger, Dick Houle, Marc Beauchemin, Eric Nadeau, Roger Carpentier, Mike Choquette, Norman Martineau; ROW 2: Jim Gerlach—Coach, Curt Henderson, Earl Scott, Peter Lima, Greg Hunt, Chris Moylan, Brian Levesque, David Lussier, Richard Peloquin, Gary Hunt; ROW 3: Tim Brien, Steven Cooper, Bruce Brackett, Jean Boucher, Robert Menard, Roger LaSalle, Raymond Landry, Frank Morey—Head Coach, Bob Caliscibetta—Coach; ROW 4: Moe Martin—Coach, Bob Beauchemin, Gary Gardner, Richard Astupenas, Dan Rocky Baldelli, Danny Barcier, Roger Ricard, Mike Boudreault, Ed MacArthur, Alan Larose, Willie Harmon 66 Soccer ROW 1: Dave Laroche, John Tardiff, John Seagrave, Mark Martel, Don Boucher, Mark Dubois, Ken Winslet, Matt Dwver; ROW 2: Mark Ethier, Jos Gabriel, Rich Fissette, Kevin Gregory, Paul Ruo, Jim Kennedy, Jos£ p iro, Jeff Lawrence, Mark Valley, Andy Cote, Marcel Pincince, Roger Belanger, Jorge Cochimandis, Ed Ingalls, Brian John, Tom Lapre, Ed Marchand—Coach 69 Baseball 1ST ROW: Dan Baldelli, Rick Peloquin, Ray Landry, Chris Moylan, Matt Dwyer, Don Hogue, Dennis Laferriere; 2ND ROW: Al Guerad, Ron Morriseau, Don Phaneuf, John Cook, Mike Coffey, Gary Lanctot, Don Dubois, Tony Pucciarelli, Roman Bilyj, Roger Morriseau, coach. 70 ROW 1: Tim Larue, Brian Wyncoop, Rick DeBloise, John Lapierre, Willy Scurry; ROW 2: Zach Dandy, Roger Ballou, Tom Farrah, Jimmy Scurry, Nathan Chattman, Larry Harmon, Alonzo Harmon, Danny Harris, Curt Henderson. 71 Golf 1ST ROW: Mike Laroche, Bill Kubaska, Dave Wecal, Jim Sosik; 2ND ROW: Al Lussier, Jerry Champagne, Jerry Chabot, Charlie Demers, Mike Richardson 74 Gymnastics 1ST ROW: Sue Crepeau, Donna Lambert, Stephanie Karas, Coach Michelle Dufresne, Beverly Hebert; 2ND ROW: Linda Lariviere, Sharon Backes, June Bellville, Christine Jason, Jo Anne Barry; missing—Sandy Carpentier ROW 1: Jim Brady, Jim Beauregard, Rick Bobb; ROW 2: Russ Moisson, Frank Froment, Guy Bissonette, Jeff Csizmesia; ROW 3: Rick Fell man, Ira Brown—Coach, Marc Chabot. Cross Country And Indoor Track 76 78 Outdoor Track 79 Cheerleaders Varsity ROW 1: Linda Brissart, Cindy St. Pierre, Tina Sarnosky, Sue Rossi; ROW 2: Carol Priestley, Ann Marie Cappelano, Michelle Duguay, Debra Peloguin, Carol Sutherland; ROW 3: Sue Laramee, Janice O'Brien, Liz Janik, Captain, Leslie Demers, Karen Gartland. 80 Jr. Varsity ROW 1: Kathy Kerrigan, Linda Heffernan, Janet Brodeur; ROW 2: Denise Peloguin, Tina Makalinaw, Pauline Nicholson; ROW 3: Jane Lawrence, Denise Dansereau, Jeanne Desrosiers. 81 Hockey 1ST ROW: Mike Beaulieu, Greg Demers, Matt Dwyer, Co-Captain, Joe Lebrun, Rick Breault, Co-Captain, Dave Demers, Larry Pignolet; 2ND ROW: Andy Branchaud, Coach, Brian Martin, Coach, Bob Chagnon, Dennis Tancrell, Ron Robidieau, Andy Cote, Marc Beauchamp, David Laroche, Mike Laroche; 3RD ROW: Don Frigon, Tom Corey, Ron Dieziel, Billy Bradley, Billy Henue, Mike Provost, Craig Shepard. mamm � ¥a t Basketball m — ■ ROW 1: Val Larochelle, Terri Ficca, Bea Bastein, Betsy Rajos, Diane Demers; ROW 2: Pat Wheatly—Manager, Rachael Cardin, Janice Faelle, Janis Berard, Janet Brodeur, Maureen Cotter-Coach; ROW 3: Pam Mulcahy, Mary Jane Ryan, Maureen Cote, Gina Martin, Aline Boisvert. 85 86 Sports Summary VARSITY BASEBALL Overall: 10-5 8 North Providence 4 1 Cumberland 6 6 Burriville 0 7 Mount St. Charles 1 4 Smithfield 6 16 North Providence 6 4 Cum berland 7 7 Mount St. Charles 5 11 Burriville 1 4 Smithfield 5 7 North Providence 0 0 Cumberland 1 10 Burriville 1 7 Mount St. Charles 0 7 Playoff games— Smithfield 2 6 Barrington 5 7 East Greenwich 8 GOLF Overall: 8-0-1 9 Davies 3 9 North Providence 3 9 1 2 Smithfield 2 1 2 9 172 Mount St. Charles 2 1 2 12 North Smithfield 0 12 Davies 0 9 North Providence 3 6 Smithfield 6 9 172 Mount St. Charles 2 1 2 12 Playoff games— North Smithfield 0 3 North Kingstown 9 OUTDOOR TRACK Overall: 4-3 59 172 East Greenwich % 172 Coventry 20 114 Scituate 30 52 172 Cumberland 91 1 2 52 Pi Igrim 83 104 Hope 31 75 Ponaganset 60 75 St. Raphael 69 Other Competitions— 2nd in Woonsocket Invitational 2nd in Class A Relays 5th in UR I Invitational 2nd in Narraganset Championships 4th in Class A Championships 6th in State Tournament 6th in New England Tournament Overall: 7-3 VARSITY FOOTBALL Forfeit to Rogers 12 Westerly 7 34 Pawtucket West 7 30 West Warwick 26 42 North Kingstown 8 36 Johnston 19 38 Central 0 12 Barrington 20 20 Tolman 40 28 Cumberland 6 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Overall: 2-2 21 Powtucket West 13 31 Hope 0 14 Lincoln 21 12 Tolman 14 Canceled: St. Raphael Central Barrington VARSITY SOCCER Overall: 9-4-3 0 Mount St.Charles 4 1 Pawtucket West 0 2 Portsmouth 1 5 Tiverton Tiverton 0 0 Davies 0 4 Tolman 0 1 Warren 4 9 Tiverton 1 3 Warren 2 2 Cumberland 2 3 Davies 1 1 Cumberland 5 1 Mount St. Charles 1 2 Pawtucket West 1 0 Portsmouth 2 3 Playoff Games— Tolman 1 0 Chariho 2 CROSS COUNTRY Overall: 3-5 16 Northsmithfield 44 40 Cumberland 17 38 Pawtucket West 17 19 Davies 41 40 Ponaganset 19 16 Mount St. Charles 39 39 Lincoln 20 44 St. Raphael 16 Other Competitions— 12th in Columbus Day Road Race. 6th in Cross Country Carnival 7th in Class A Tournament 5th in Coaches Invitational Overall: 7-0 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Overall: 4-10 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 2 Tolman 1 2 Lincoln 1 2 Cumberland 1 2 Central 1 2 Mt. Pleasant 0 2 Pawtucket West 1 2 Scituate 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL Overall: 11-11 82 Smithfield 56 64 Coventry 53 49 Mount St. Charles 44 41 Mount St. Charles 46 51 West Warwick 50 46 East Greenwich 51 55 Tolgate 52 54 Pilgrim 60 41 Rogers 49 57 Tolman 84 47 Cumberland 57 44 East Providence 62 47 Cranston West 46 69 St. Raphael 68 57 Hope 77 45 Rogers 55 56 Tolman 69 54 Cumberland 65 53 East Providence 66 43 Cranston West 45 68 St. Raphael 67 50 Hope 73 VARSITY HOCKEY Overall: 10-10 3 Cumberland 4 1 Lasalle 3 5 Tollgate 2 4 Warwick 6 4 Tollgate 3 5 Cranston East 1 3 Pilgrim 6 3 Cranston 4 2 Burriville 6 7 Hope 2 2 Ponaganset 1 3 Cumberland 1 1 Pilgrim 2 2 East Providence 3 3 Warwick 2 14 Hope 2 5 Smithfield 3 3 Smithfield 6 5 Mount St. Charles 4 2 Ponaganset 5 Playoff Games-- 7 Warwick 2 9 Warwick 3 4 Pilgrim 10 4 Pilgrim 7 48 Cumberland 54 36 North Smithfield 42 27 Smithfield 41 36 Lincoln 63 49 Scituate 28 28 Mount St. Charles 43 21 Lincoln 55 34 Cumberland 48 47 Burriville 30 50 North Smithfield 57 63 Scituate 35 35 Smithfield 43 37 Burriville 38 40 Mount St. Charles 28 INDOOR TRACK Overall: 5-2 GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Overall: 0-7 •—Not Eligible To Rate In League Competition — Mount St. Charles 21.50 — Cumberland 58.00 — Hope 40.00 — Tolman 28.35 — Mt. Pleasant 60.00 — Lincoln 45.42 — Smithfield 4L20 Freshmen ROOM 301 ROW 1: John Andrade, Paul Allard, Rocco Abbate, Marc Beauchemin, Marc Beauchamp, Stephen Beauchemin, Arthur Buz-digian, John Bartholomy, Roger Ballou, Steve Barbaria; ROW 2: Christine Banks, Robin Badeau, Rachelle Arsenault, Dawn Allaire, Louise Bard, Robin Baillargeon, Janice Allaire, Crystal Arruda; ROW 3: Diane Badeau, Karen Allard, Elaine Aubin, Jackie Auclair, Diane Allard, Donna Badeau, Janice Andrade, Karen Badeau ROOM 303 ROW 1: Robert Beyer, Vince Benoit, Mike Beausoleil, Stephen Bilodeau, Roger Boisclair, Jim Beauregard, Larry Bissonnette, Waine Bernache; ROW 2: Roger Bonneau, Irene Blanchette, Kim Bielat, Diane Beaudet, Brenda Bergeron, Mary-Ann Bogden, David Beaudreault; ROW 3: Andre Bibeault, Debbie Bilodeau, Rose-Anne Bogan, Debra Bileau, Claire Boissel, Annette Beauparlant, Debra Berard, Laurie Bernard, Nancy Bellini, Rene Bissonnette ROOM 304 ROW 1: Raymond Boucher, Jodie Bouvier, Lisa Bousquei, Marie Carey, Gail Boudreau, Debra Boucher, Elaine Buteau, Betty Brady, Susan Capi-stran; ROW 2: Donna Bourgeault, Rene Brousseau, Linda Brissette, Linda Brodeur, Rita Boucher, April Bruneile, Debra Brannan, Kim Campbell, Paul Brodeur, Andre Brodeur; ROW 3: Francis Bourget, Mark Camel I i, James Brady, Danny Bourcier, Donald Boucher, Roland Brunelle, Steve Burt, Charles Bradley 90 ROOM 306 ROW 1: Steve Chabot, Eddie Cartier, Richard Carriere, Richard Charbonneau, Marc Chi-coine, Michael Choquette, Marc Caron; ROW 2: Anthony Cecconi, Stephanie Chaplin, Monique Char-rette, Grace Chouinard, Linda Champagne, Julie Castonquay, Christine Charron, Gisele Choquette, Tom Cheamitru; ROW 3: Robert Carr, Barry Chevrette, Celeste Chevalier, Robert Clinton, Russ Carpentier, Paul Carriere, Robert Champagne HOME ROOM 307 ROW 1: Cathy Cournoyer, Linda Comire, Carol Cote, Debbie Coutu, Claire Couture, Jane Cybulski, Maureen Cote, Michelle Cournoyer, Irene Cote; ROW 2: Gail Concannon, Anne Marie Cote, Mike Craven, Glen Cote, Arthur Daignault, Tom Corey, Mike DaFonseca, David Cote; ROW 3: Jeff Cook, Bob Cote, Roger Cre-peau, Lenny Cotnoir, Mike Cote, Joe Cournoyer, Bruce Cote. HOME ROOM 308 ROW 1: Paige Demers, Andrea Delasanta, Lucille Drainville, Gail DeBlois, Felice Daneault, Jeanne Desrosiers, Linda Denomme, Cheryl Dansereau; ROW 2: John Desaulniers, Francis Des-noyers, Raymond Dionne, Felicia Desmarais, Rene Desmarais, Lorry Doucet; ROW 3: Garry Desautels, Ronald Deziel, Tom Daignault, Scott Darling, Zachary Dandy. 91 ROOM 309 ROW 1: Janice Durand, Joyce Dugas, Jeanne Dusseault, Susan Dufresne, Donna Durand, Diane Dusablon, Debra Duhamel, Denise Faubert; ROW 2: Michelle Dufresne, Donna Durand, Robert Fellman, Diane Durand, Peter Dube, Steven Fernandes, Andrea Dubois, ROW 3: James Dumas, Gary Dus-sault, William Dussinger, Richard Fagnant ROOM 310 ROW 1: Donna Fontaine, Monique Gagne, Doris Frost, Donna Forcier, Penny Gallant, Linda Forand, Terry Ficca; ROW 2: Jeff Ferscke, Dolores Frost, Rachel Fregeau, Laurie Frayne, Jeanne Fontaine, Rene Fontaine; ROW 3: David G. Gagnon, David R. Gagnon, Karen Gartland, Debbie Fontaine, Bruce Forcier, Jose Gabriel. ROOM 311 ROW 1: Tony Guertin, Gordon Gervous, Diane Gauthier, Rochelle Gaulin, Lucille Germain, Lucile Gosselin, Vicky Giannoni, Nancy Gauthier, Jeanne Gaudet; ROW 2: Jose Giles, Margaret Guil-bault, Gerry Giguere, Mike Grenier, Tim Gregory, Jeff Gross, John Grabathy, David Girard, Ruth Ger-vais; ROW 3: Bob Geer, Bob Gau-vin, Tony Gesualdi, Greg Guilbault, Peter Glode, Arthur Gledhill, John Gould, Edmond Guilbert 92 HOME ROOM 312 ROW 1: Louise Harpin, Charlene Heath, Katrina Hanson, Beverly Hebert, Lyne Hamel, Susan Harpin, Terry Hanna, Jane Haroian; ROW 2: Ernest He-mond, Joan Haroian, Debra Haire, Denise Haroian, Jane Hollingworth, Gisele Guilbert, Michael Hlywka, Michael Harnois, Michael Hardy; ROW 3: Leo Guilbert, Daniel Harris, Larry Harmon, Daniel Heroux, Raymond Hebert, Peter Hebert, Todd Guy. ROOM 313 LYING DOWN: Gerry Labrecque, Richard Houle, Stephen Kelleter; ROW 1: Cathy Kearns, Pam Lachance, Mary Beth Kane, Claire Houde, Kathy Kushner, Helen Laberge, Lauretta King, Therese Jalette, Ron Jarrett; ROW 2: Eleanor Keegan, Armand Houle, Pat Jasmin, David Kemp, Diane Kingsbury, Mike Jellison, Lynn Koury, Lynn Kubaska, David Houle; ROW 3: Mike Krupa, Armand Kap-pelle, Francis Kelley, Gary Hunt, Mike Houle, Jorge Cohemenidis, Maurice Labonte, Craig Hoyle, Joseph Klara HOME ROOM 314 ROW 1: Dawn Languirand, Pat Landry, Linda Landry, Bruce LaPierre, Linda L Lamoureux, Louise Lachance, Karen Larochelle, Jo-Ann Landry, Laurie Laplante; ROW 2: Debbie Laroche, Vicki Laidler, Jeanne Laplante, Jeannine Lambert, Pauline Lamarre, Sue Laferriere, Gail Laliberte, Jackie J. Lambert, Jeanne Lapierre, Linda Lariviere; ROW 3: John Lapierre, Donna Lambert, Peter Laprade, Alan LaRose, Linda L. Lamoureux, Louise Lafleche, Jackie C. Lambert, Charles Lagace, Jean Laprade, Ronnie Lapierre, Joel Landry. 93 HOME ROOM 315 ROW 1: Paul Latour, Louise Leduc, Laura Le-doux, Debbie Lavoie, Diane Lasar-do, Judy Lind, Susan Leveillee, Diane Luttrell; ROW 2: Christine Leduc, Elizabeth Leja, Barbara Lescarbeau, Nancy Ledoux, Diane Lussier, Annette Lemoine; ROW 3: Diane Lavoie, Ricky Lataille, Raymond Lemay, Jesse Levesque, David Lepine, Bob Leblanc, Ted Lussier, Bob Legare, Jim Lem ire, Pat Lipka. ROOM 316 ROW 1: Cindi Mathieu, Jeannette Martin, Eric Marchand, Chris Mastrianni, Debbie Mathieu, Denise Marchand; ROW 2: Angelo Mencucci, Gina Martin, Ed McArthur, Carl Mattson, Ed Masnyk, Mary Marcinkiewicz, Glen Mc-Cutcheon; ROW 3: Christopher Menard, Debbie Maciejko, Susan Maynard, Lora Marquis, Michael Makalinaw, Allen Martin HOME ROOM 317 ROW 1: Cathy Nalewski, Annique Morelle, Carol Moison, Larry Nantais, Rachel Morin, Jackie Morisseau, Linda Moretti; ROW 2: Marc Morin, Linda Mongeon, Bamby Mohammed, Jayne Newcomb, Jeanne Monfette, Sue Morin, David Miller, David Minot; ROW 3: Roger Monfette, Gary Morel, Paul Neveu, Eric Nadeau, Michelle Murray, Carlton Morse, Carl Monteiro, Kenneth Moretti, Richard Nadeau. 94 ROOM 318 ROW 1: Denise Paren-teau, Debbie Payette, Nancy Paquin, Tina Paquin, Elizabeth Parrent, Denise Peloquin, Debby Palardy; ROW 2: Mack Paquette, Diane Ouellette, Donna Peloquin, Diane Peloquin, Jo-Ann Notorangelo, Gary Peloquin; ROW 3: Wayne Paris, Phillip Parenteau, Claire Page, John O'Brien, Christopher Pawlina, David Parmentier. ROOM 319 ROW 1: Donna Piette, Sandy Picard, Joyce Picard, Claudette Pittshey, Diane Ponanski, Wendy Phillips; ROW 2: Marc Phaneuf, Pauline Peloquin, Monique Plante, Ann-Marie Pierannunzi, Diane Piette, Joe Picard; ROW 3: Rick Poirier, Mike Plante, James Picard, Donald Plante, Larry Pigno-let. ROOM 320 ROW 1: Betsy Rayos, Deb Raymond, Joanne Richard, Carol Priestley, Lori Richardson, Margaret Rasta, Lisa Remil lard; ROW 2: Celeste Rene, Doris Rien-deau, Denise Robidoux, Nancy Richards, Michelle Renaud, Maria Rijo, Chris Ravenelle, Diane Richardson, Linda Richard; ROW 3: Sue Rivard, Jeff Robitaille, Paul Richard, John Rochefort, Rick Riquier, Paul Richard, Robert Ross 95 ROOM 321 ROW 1: Maureen Shaw, Colleen Sanford, Claudette Savoie, Jo-Ann Ryan, Nancy Savini, Tina Sarnosky, Debra Sartini; ROW 2: Joey Salvas, Brenda Rousseau, Linda Senecal, Susan Scurry, John Seagrave; ROW 3: Roger Sherman, Raymond Shipp, Gary Rousseau, Mark Schooley, Kenneth Sauvageau. ROOM 323 ROW 1: Kathy Williams, Jo-Anne Wrenn, Judy Zatonski, Charlene White, Debby Antaya; ROW 2: Wallace Wilson, John Young, Mike Yarush, Bob Caron, Harry Zervas; ROW 3: Charles He-mond, Priscilla Madarang, Susan Zoltek, Jackie Bourcier, Brian Wynkoop ROOM 324 ROW 1: Robin Curliss, Rebecca Rowey, Carole Groleau, Diane Boucher, Toni McGarrigle; ROW 2: John Renaud, Martha Robinson, Mike Gillooley; ROW 3: Michael Pitts, Tom Roberge, Tom Gaetano, John Caron, Albert Taillon ROOM 325 ROW 1: David St. Onge, Debra Suranie, Carol Sutherland, Sharon Sylvestre, Claudette Super-nant, Mary Southiere, Debra Sutherland, Claire Sutherland; ROW 2: Richard St. Sauveur, Mary Sommers, Brenda Simmons, Diane Sutherland, Debbie Spencer, Phillippe Simoni, Paul Spampinato, Roy Souza; ROW 3: Clarke Sorrmers, Guy Suffoletto, Bob St. George, Mary Beth Smith, Mark Simard, Joseph Spampinato, Ronald St. Pere, Bruce Susel. HOME ROOM 326 ROW 1: Pamela Trant, Jo-Ann Tariela, Darlene Turgeon, Donna Trudeau, Joyce Thivierge, Patricia Tessier, Gisele Tardie, Evelyn Turcotte; ROW 2: John Tracy, Peter Trank, Bruce Thuot, Anne-Marie TancrelI, Normand Martineau, Raymond Benoit, James Verville; ROW 3: Paul Tellier, Camille Vaillant, Lawrence Lachance, Jeannine Dumond, Marc Turcotte, John Tardif, Lucien Tessier. FRESHMAN SHOP ROW 1: Joseph Dyndur, William Duval, Donald Bergeron, Jerry Giguere, Gary Pe-loquin, Mike Beausoleil; ROW 2: Lionel Benoit, Robert Gauvin, Camille Vaillant, David Minot, James Verfaille, John Crepeau; ROW 3: Peter Godin, Alan King, Derek Auclair, Paul Cowett, Roger Sherman, Larry AI lam, Steve Christiansen, Dave Kemp, Jim Lemire 97 ROOM 103 ROW 1: Mike Auxier, Joseph Barbaria, Rocky Baldelli, Bob Adams, Marcel Bacon, Marc Aubin, Alan Anastasiadis; ROW 2: Mary Ann Autote, Lorraine Bail-lergeon, Rochelle Allaire, Linda Barnabe, Debbie Archambault, Blanch Auger; ROW 3: Marc Au-clair, Ricky Atstupenas, David Allam, Maria Abate, Lisa Audet, David Aucoin, David Alysalh ROOM 104 ROW 1: Connie Bell, Jeannine Barette, Linda Barette, Ernie Barrette, Kenny Bergeron, Robert Beaudet; ROW 2: Renay Beslisle, Cindy Benvenuti, Cathy Bedard, Kathy Bergeron, Diane Beauchemin; ROW 3: June Belleville, Louise A. Be lisle. Jam's Berard, Beatrice Bastien, Louise M. Belisle ROOM 105 ROW 1: Aline Boisvert, Marc R. Bibeault, David Binnette, Marc Berube, Robert Bombardier, Marc B. Bibeault, Richard Bobb, Trudy Bourassa; ROW 2: Jeanne Bileau, Debra Bissonnette, Susan Blanchard, Sue Berry, Betty Bonner, Gisele Bibeault, Barbara Bonner, JoAnne Bombardier; ROW 3: Rachel Bibeault, Paul Bibeault, Guy Bissonnette, Alex Biliouris 98 ROOM 106 ROW 1: Lorraine Bourgeois, Paula Bourbonniere, Diane Cadieux, Linda Brissart; ROW 2: Steven Brien, Deana Bruneile, Judith Bourbonniere, Janet Brodeur, Richard Brunelle, ROW 3: Jean Bousquet, Bruce Brackett, Timmy Brien ROOM 107 ROW 1: Rachel Cardin, Donna Chapdelaine, Joanne Champagne, Lucia Campos, Ann Chevalier, Linda Clouette, Debbie Connolly; ROW 2: Lucia Chudy, Carole Champagne, Renee Chico-ine, Sue Charpentier, Priscilla Caron, Donna Cote, Keri Campbell, Sue Champeau; ROW 3: Kevin Coffey, Diane Cote, Andy Cote, Mike Cloutier, Robin Cherwinski, David Corriea, Aline Carriere, Bob Chagnon, Donald Cote, Calvin Cole ROOM 108 ROW 1: Rachel Daneault, Rosanne Cote, Ann Csizmesia, Ann-Marie Coutu, Mary Jane David, Donna Cullerton, Rachel Couture; ROW 2: Bill Cote, Jean Coutu, Mike Crotty, Regent Champigny, David Cullen, John Cournoyer, Roland Cote; ROW 3: Roger Cournoyer, John Cournoyer, Howie Crosby, Denise Dansereau, Sandy Courchesne, Jeff Csizmesia, Eugene Dandy, John Danis 99 ROOM 219 ROW 1: Jeanne Brennan, Gayle Dexter, Carol Drainville, Cheryl Enright, Jayne Dwyer, Helen Dufresne, Denise Deshaies; ROW 2: Louise Deslauriers, Karen Dexter, Denise Decelles, Diane Demers, Celeste Duplessis, Donna Doiron; ROW 3: Danny Desrosiers, Albert Dugas, Bill Dumais, Carl Desautels, Mona Desrosiers, Marc Dubois, Kenny Dumais, Richard Egan; ROW 4: Bob Duquette, Bob Desman’s, Matthew Degrange, Carol Duham-el, Donald Desautels, Don Esten ROOM 220 ROW 1: Ann Gadoury, Janice Faille, Elise Fontaine, Robin Ferrio, Sue Fontaine, Pauline Frappier, Denise Forand, Jeanne Forand; ROW 2: Mark Fanning, Gina Floru, Donna Garceau, Frank Froment, Robert Fontaine, Glen Faubert, Chris Gautreau, Roger Ga-mache, Marc Fernandes; ROW 3: Roger Fortier, John Ethier, Tom Farrow, Sandy Fazzio, Dennis Gau-vin, Dino Fiscaletti, Peter Gallotel-lo ROOM 221 ROW 1: Denise Godfrin, Monique Gendron, Susan George, Susan Guevremont, Terry Guilbert, Donna Glode, DorisGelinas, Barbara Guilmain, Debbie Hardy, Michelle Gauvin, Denise Ethier, Leslie Gouin, Debra Gosselin, Denise Genereux; ROW 3: Elizabeth Guertin, Lynda Germain, Charlotte Gould, Cindy Broulliette, Beverly Hanson, Ricky Gramolini, Brian Gould; ROW 4: Charles Godin, Kevin Gregory, Edward Gelinas, Burt Harnois, Glen Haggerty, Ronald Guilmette, Thomas Gingras ROOM 222 ROW 1: Linda Harnois, Diane Hemond, Ann Marie Heroux, Jo-Ann Harpin, Donna Hertzog, Anne Heroux, Gisele Harnois; ROW 2: Bruce Holcomb, Cynthia Henderson, Celeste Jalette, Helen Harpin, Sue Heroux, Paul Imondi; ROW 3: Billy Heanue, Scott Hemond, Michael Heroux, Scott Holcomb, Harold Hunt ROOM 223 ROW 1: Celeste Lachap-elle, Terry Lambert, Linda Labonte, Anita Joyal, Kathleen Kerrigan, Nancy Labarre, Rose Marie Jalette; ROW 2: Paul Laferriere, Timothy Johnson, Marc Lafortune, Cynthia Laliberte, Jackie Lambert, Karen Kane, Thomas Koback, Robert La-joie; ROW 3: Robert Lachance, Ronald Jalette, Edward Jarrie, Debra Kamer, Christine Jason, Guy Lambert, Brian Johnson ROOM 224 ROW 1: Carol Lavoie, Jane Lawrence, Sue Lambert, Karen Laval lee, Donna Lataille, Lucille Lamoureux, Lise Laver-diere, Judy Landry; ROW 2: Linda Laval lee, Lynn Lataille, Claire Leperle, Valerie Larochelle, Claire Lamoureux, Carol Lamontagne, Cheryl Lavallee; ROW 3: Ronnie Laramee, Tom Lapre, Guy Lamer-oux, Ray Landry, Ray Languirand 101 ROOM 225 ROW 1: Donna Lucchesi, Anne Lebrun, Lynn Lefrancois, Cynthia Lemeir, Joan Leblanc, Denise Lemoine, Theresa Lepine; ROW 2: Debra Leclerc, Louise Lebon, Colette Lefebvre, Gail L1 Heureux, Annette Lefebvre, Diane Lemay, Jeanne Ledoux; ROW 3: Roland Lepine, Peter Lima, l lor-mand Levreault, Paul Lipsky, Theresa Brin, Bruce Levesque, Thomas Lozeau, Marc Lonchay ROOM 226 ROW 1: Carol Malen-fant, Maureen McGale, Paula Man-seau. Lulu Marquis, Sue Mariani, Vivian Malo, Judy Martens; ROW 2: Diane Menard, Roxanne Martinetty, Christine Marcil, Kris Masnyk, Sandra McCollum, Chuck Manton; ROW 3: Mark Lynch, Guy Lussier, Roland Marquis, Valerie McLaughlin, John Menard, Mike Martel, Louis Marcoux ROOM 322 ROW 1: Ron Miller, Kevin McMann, Jeff Martin, Tim McWilliams, Marc Gagnon; ROW 2: Sam Powell, Elaine Lussier, Pauline Parenteau, Colleen Bogan, Sharon Weitz, Maurice Leroux 102 HOME EC. A ROW 1: Russell Moi-son, Marc Morisseau, Marcel Morin, Ken Mercier, David Mercure; ROW 2: Edmond Michaud, Brian Myette, Robert Monteiro, John P. Student, David Morello, Chris Morello; ROW 3: Pauline Monfette, Annette Me-thot, Tonie Millette, Kathy Menoche, Debbie Miskiawick ROOM — HOME EC. B ROW 1: Hester Pyrnne, Jeff Osgood, Paul Page; ROW 2: Richard Peloquin, Camelle Pepin, Robert Palardy, Sherry Petty, Ronald Parent, Deb Patrice, Marc Peloquin; ROW 3: Joyce Peloquin, Leslie Page, Irene Paquette, Denise Paul, Gail Nichols, Linda Newlands, Donna Padden, Pauline Nicholson TECHNICAL DRAWING ROOM ROW 1: Melanie Poirier, Guy Plouffe, Brian Pierce, Wayne Poit-ras, Maurice Pierrel, Robert Rain-ville, Robert Pouliot; ROW 2: Ruth Raymond, Bevelry Plays, Cheryl Poirier, Denise, Poisson, Claire Picard, Helen Prochniak; ROW 3: Bozo Barret, Katherine Rasta, Doreen Poissant, Michelle Provost, Laura Pignolet, Carolyn Phaneuf 103 CHEM. A ROW 1: Steven Reilly, Simone Rochefort, Christine Roberge, Rose Robitaille, Karen Richer, Edgar Richer; ROW 2: Diane Remil lard, Paul Robichaud, Eugene Rochefort, David Rondeau, Jeffery Roberts; ROW 3: Celeste Rocheleau, Diane Richard, Sylvia Richards, Lisa Rotatori, Sue Rossi CHEM. 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NS OF W'OOfiSOCK F T PROUDLY DEDICATE IMIS CYMNASIUM TO spard M. Cus Savaria HER.COACH. AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AT WOOKSO - iMniMiunt wen ■««� .� -. � !•. •muiMaiwiniuuimuK.i.Kituuu,, u, , , Q M MbmieTSWffi.iTa :. a , Gymnasium Dedication Supply Hut 114 Career Orientation Evening 115 December — Christmas Concert 117 January — “Rally ’Round The Flag, Boys!” 119 A Radio Station’s Beginning And End 120 121 e U ft © 3 tj CA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING — Paul Ruo, David Bibeault; STANDING — Sarah Callas, Bruce Senecal, Emile Thibeault, Jo-Anne Chevrette GAIL D. ALEXANDER CHERYL ANN ALLAIRE SUSAN ALLARD LESLIE ALSTON DONNA JEAN AMARAL WAYNE V. ANGER BERNARD ARCHAMBAULT BRUCE ARCHAMBAULT TERRI-LYN ARCHAMBAULT ALFRED ARNOLD LISA ARRUDA ROSS ATSTUPENAS 127 LISA AUBIN ROGER E. AUBIN ANDRE R. AUCLAIR JEANNETTE AUCLAIR ROBERT BARD 128 HOPE Y. BARFIELD RICHARD BARNABE RACHEL BARRETTE JANET BARROSO JOANNE BARRY PAULINE BARTHELEMY DARLENE BATEMAN STEVEN M. BEADLES MICHAEL BEATTIE RICHARD BEAUBIEN DAVID BEAUCHEMIN DENNIS BEAUCHEMIN KERRY BEAUCHEMIN ROBERT BEAUCHEMIN ANNETTE BEAUDET 129 ♦ • ALBERT BEAUDETTE MICHAEL BEAUDREAULT LORRAINE BEAULIEU JOEL BELISLE 4 DIANE BEAULIEU DORIS BEAUPARLANT ANNETTE BEAUSOLEIL ROGER BELANGER JON BELISLE LINDA BERGERON KAREN BERNIER 130 DAVID BIBEAULT KATHLEEN BIENKIEWICZ KAREN BILODEAU RANDALL BISHOP ROSE BISSONNETTE DIANE BOISCLAIR MARC BOISSEL PAULINE BOISVERT THERESA BOISVERT DIANE BOUCHER PATRICIA BONIN DIANE BREAULT DARLENE BRIGGS SCOTT BRIEN DIANE BRADFORD JAMES BOUSQUET JEANNE BRENNAN DEBRA BOURGET DONNA BOUSQUET RICHARD BREAULT ROBERT BRIN 133 KAREN BRODEUR MARLENE BRODT THOMAS BROCHU JO-ANN BRODEUR IRENE BROUILLARD NANCY BROUILLARD DENISE BRUNETTE CARL BRUNETTI 134 ALLEN BUZDIGIAN DIANE BUTEAU ELIZABETH A. CALHOUN SARAH CALLAS CINDY CAMELLI BRUCE CAMPBELL RICHARD CARR 135 DENISE CARRIERE GLENN CARROLL SALLY CARTIER MARC CHABOT DINO CASELLI PHILIP CHAFEE MICHAEL CHEAMITRU SHIRLEY CHOUINARD CRAIG CONCANNON STEVEN COOPER ELIZABETH COSGROVE 137 THOMAS COSGROVE MICHAEL COTE RENE COTE MARC COTNOIR TINA COTNOIR HELENE COURNOYER DAVID CREPEAU SUZANNE CREPEAU DAVID DANSEREAU MELLANIE DANSEREAU JOANNE DAUPHINAIS MARK DEBLOIS NORMAND DECELLES ROBIN DEGRE JODIDELASANTA A HOT DOG LISA DELASANTA DAVID DEMERS DIANE BARIL DEMERS GREGORY DEMERS ZOE DESAUTELS 139 ROBERTA DESILETS ANNETTE J. DESMARAIS ANNETTE M. DESMARAIS JO-ANN DESMARAIS DAVID DESROSIERS KENNETH DESROSIERS DINO DETHOMAS MARC DICESARE LORRY ANN DOBRWADO 140 JOYCE DOWD DEBRA DUARTE DONALD DUBOIS RICHARD DUBOIS % CAROL DUHAMEL JO-ANN DUPRE ROBERT DUQUETTE 141 RONALD DUQUETTE DONALD DURAND PAUL DURAND KARIN DWYER GAIL DURAND MICHAEL FANNING RICHARD FELLMAN NELSON FERNANDES LYNN FERRUOLO GEORGETTE FONTAINE MARC FONTAINE ROGER FONTAINE MARC FORCIER TOM FORCIER CELESTE FORTIER MARC GERVAIS SUZANNE GESUALDI YVONNE GIARD DENNIS GIGNAC CHRISTINE GIGUERE DIANNE GIGUERE CHRISTINE GUILBAULT KENNETH HARDY WILLIAM GRADY I CHERYL HAWES JOANNE HEFFERNAN ELIZABETH HEMOND 146 CAROL HOGUE DONALD HOGUE RENE HORENT KATHLEEN HOWARD GREG HUNT EDWARD INGALLS LINDA HOYCEANYLS ELAINE HOYCEANYLS 147 JOHN IRZA PATRICIA JACOBS MICHAEL JASMIN ELIZABETH JANIK SUSAN JARRIE KATHLEEN JALETTE CARMEN KELL CLIFFORD KENDZIERSKI LEO KOURY WILLIAM KUBASKA KIM KENNEDY GEORGE KUSHNER LEWIS KLEBES RICHARD LABONTF DEBRA LABOSSIERE KENNETH LACASSE DIANE A. LACHANCE KAREN M. LACHANCE 149 FRANCES A. LALIBERTE LOUISE LAMOUREUX BARBARA LANCTOT DIANE LACROIX SUSAN LAMOUREUX LAFERRIERE SUZANNE LAMBOL DIANE LAFRENAYE IRENE LAMOUREUX DENISE LACOSTE DENIS LAFERRIERE ROBERT LAMBERT JR. STEVE LAMOUREUX 150 SUZANNE LARAMEE DAVID LAROCHE JACQUELINE LAQUERRE CAROL LARAMEE 151 CLAIRE LAVIGNE JEFFREY LAWRENCE JOHN LAVIMODIERE KENNETH LAVOIE MARC LEBLANC JOSEPH P. LEBRUN ROGER LEBRUN KATHI LEDUKE ROBERT LEFEBVRE 152 SUSAN LEMAY ANN LEPINE WILLIAM LESSARD LINDA L'ETOILE BRIAN LEVESQUE v J ,Vl CYNTHIA LUCCHESI ALAN LUSSIER DAVID LUSSIER LINDA MACLURE DEBRA MAINVILLE DIANE MARCOUX KENNETH W. MARQUES LOUISE MARCOTTE SUSAN MALLARI CAMILLE MANDEVILLE CHARLES MANDEVILLE PATTY MCFIELD CHERYL MCGHEE PAULA MENCARINI ROGER MENCARINI DARLENE MINOT ROBERT MOMBOURQUETTE ANDREA MONGEON MELINDA MOON JOSEPH NADEAU LUCILLE NAULT RAYMOND NAULT JAMES NAWROCKI SUSAN PAPINEAU JANICE PAQUETTE ALBERT PAQUIN KATHI PARISEAU 156 DEBRA PELOQUIN BEVERLY ROUSSEAU PERREAULT MONIQUE PHANEUF DOMENIC PICARD SHARON PICARD DAVID PERRON RICHARD G. PIETTE CAROL PINCINCE 157 MARCEL PINCINCE BEVERLY PLAYS KATHLEEN I. PLOUFFE ELAINE POISSON SUZANNE D.POULETTE MARC W. POULIOT KIM PRIESTLEY JOE PROKOP ALICE RACICOT PATRICIA M. RAINONE MARC R. REMILLARD 158 SUSAN A. RENAUD ALICE RIBEIRO DIANE RICARD MICHELLE REMILLARD , jn, . r ibl MICHAEL RICHARDSON JULIE ROBERT LEONARD K. ROBERTS ROGER RICARD KIM ROBIDOUX RONALD A. ROBIDOUX DARLENE V. ROCHELEAU JOSEPH ROCK 159 LESLIE ROGESKI JOHN RONDEAU DEBRA ROY JACQUELINE ROY JO-ANN ROY PRISCILLA ROY DARLENE RUO PAUL F. RUO CAROLYN RUSS SUSAN RYAN THEODORE SAILLANT BONNIE ST. GERMAIN 160 MICHAEL SARACINA LINDA M. SCHOTTER EARL SCOTT BRUCE SENECAL SHERMAN ISADORE SHAVER JOHN SIMARD EDWARD SIMPSON 161 DONALD SUTHERLAND PATTY SUTHERLAND DAVID SYLVESTRE MICHELLE SYLVESTRE ROBERT SYLVESTRE MICHAEL TAIL LON DENNIS TANCRELL GLENN TEPER 162 RANDY TESSIER RENE TETREAULT EMILE THIBEAULT JR. DEBRA THIVIERGE JO-ANN THIVIERGE JOELLE THONNARD ALAN THUOT CAROL THOMPSON DONNA TRINQUE MARY TUITE ELIZABETH VANCE ELIZABETH VANGEL 163 ARTHUR VANMOERKERQUE RENEE VIVEQUIN WALTER WAROT LINDA VITIELLO DAVID WECAL SHERI WEICHERDING CATHY WRENN CONSTANCE WILSON MICHAEL WILSON THOMAS F. WILLIAMS 164 ANDREW AIBANESE 404 Second Avenue GAIL ALEXANDER 265 Morm Heights Blvd, Alex' Activities Chorus 2.3.4; Baseball 2 Gail plans to go into the Air Force. CHERYL ALLAIRE 178 South Main Street Ch6f ' Cheryl wants to go to school and pursue career m photographic modeling SUSAN ALLARD 427 Second Avenue •Sue” Sue wiM miss the fun times and good friends she had at W H S LESLIE ALSTON 293 Rathbun Street • Snooky Activities Baseball 2.3.4; Rockband 4. Snooky plans to study muvc at Berkley College DONNA AMARAL 200 Providence Street Donna believes that you should do everything at least once m life WAYNE ANGER 209 Avenue C Wayne” Wayne will always remember Mr Haines English class He believes that people should take life the way it comes BERNARD ARCHAMBAULT 280 Nursery Avenue Joe Joe's favorite motto is to treat others the way you want them to treat you BRUCE ARCHAMBAULT 656 Bernon Street TERRI LYN ARCHAMBAULT 153 Grand Street Tern” Activities: Student Council 2.3. Semi-Formal Committee 2; Float Committee 2; Library Aide 2.3; Friends m Service 3; Senior Lounge Monitor 4. ALFRED ARNOLD 213 South Mam Street •AT Activities Football 2; Chorus 2; Gymnastics 3. •'It’s never too late. LISA ARRUDA 95 Piedmont Street A real friend is one who walks m when the rest of the world walks out.” ROSS ATSTUPENAS 143 Bourdon Blvd Activities Indoor track 3.4; Outdoor track 3.4 LISA AUBIN 240 Willow Street Activities: Band 2.3; Student Council 3. When will things be just as we want them? Never I hope, we need the dreams. • ROGER AUBIN 358 Elm Street Beeny' Activities Track 2. Chess Club 2. Outing Club 4 Beeny believes you should always do the best you can m everything you try. ANDRE AUCLAIR 24 Florida Street Oakie Jr. Activities Math Club 2.4; Chorus 3; Outing Club 4; Folks Song Club 4. Acapella Choir 4 JEANNETTE AUCLAIR 476 Mend on Road Jet” , Activities Bulletin Board Committee 4; Home Decorating Committee 4; Supply Hut 3.4 Jet will never forget D.E and that trip to Boston PAUL AUCLAIR 1644 Mendon Road JEANNE AUDETTE 54 Adams Street Activities Outing Club 2.3.4; Pep Squad 3.4 The beauty withm us shines out by what we do SHARON BACKES 31 Cady Street Activities Gymnastics 4, Sharon's favorite class. Office Practice, will prepare her for a secretarial job PAT 8ARBRIE 586 North Mam Street ROBERT BARD 39 Ella Avenue HOPE BARFIELD 121 Flora Avenue Hopeee” Activities: Maiorettes 3.4. “If you love something set it free; if it returns it is yours; if it doesn't, it never was.' RICHARD BARNABE 144 Castle Heights CT 8arns” Someday. Barns plans to become a successful welder His favorite class is Machine Shop RACHEL BARRETTE 20 Wmthrop Street Activities: Art Club 2; Student Council 2; Gymnastics 2; Float Com 2.3; Prom Com. 2.3 Rachel, an artistKfand natural person will never forget her friends at W H S JANET BARROSO 339 Bailey Street Jan Bubbly Activities Music 2.3.4; Science Club 3.4; Basketball 3; Outing Club 4 Janet will always remember Mr. Mignault's class and his school trips JOANNE BARRY 156 Grove Street Jo Activities Cheerleader 2; P.A.C. 2; Gymnastics 3.4; Outing Club 4 Jo. who is always smiling, believes that although kfe is good, there is always room for improvement. PAULINE BARTHELEMY 368 Dulude Avenue Activities: French Club 4. Secretary 3; Float Committee 4. • Man struggles to find life outside himself, unaware that the life he is seeking is within him.” DARLENE BATEMAN 132 Dawn Bivd Activities Prom Committee 3 ”1 hope you don't mind if I put down m words, how wonderful life is while you're m the world.” E. John STEVEN BEADLES 139 Third Avenue Steve Activities Semi Formal Committee 2; Quiver Class Staff 4; Quiver Photo Staff 4; Camera Club 4; Student Council 4. MICHAEL BEATTIE 151 Cote Avenue Beattie Mike will miss the girls at W H S., but never the homework RICHARO BEAUBIEN 60 Fourth Avenue Rick Rick's future plans include going to vocational school for auto mechanics DAVID BEAUCHEMIN 416 Second Avenue Beauch Activities Indoor and outdoor track 3.4 Dave will always remember winning the indoor track championship DENNIS BEAUCHEMIN 416 Second Avenue Johnboy Activities Track 2.3; Outing Club 3.4; Gymnastics 4; Science Club 4 KERRY BEAUCHEMIN 96 Farlo Street o Kerry's most memorable moment is when he walked from Pnvidence to Woonsocket m his lumor year ROBERT BEAUCHEMIN 31 Coolidge Avenue Bob Activities Football 2.3.4; Indoor Track 2. ANNETTE BEAUDET 71 Napolean Street Activities Student Council 3. Annette believes that life is beautiful, so you should bve it. LIONEL BEAUDET 601 East School Street Choo-Choo Activities: German Club 3; Science Club 4 Lionel's most prized possession is his classical Bitar. BERT BE AUDETTE 340 Ofcve Street Beau” Activities Soccer 2.3; Track 2. Class President 2.3; Float Decorating Committee 2.3.4; Prom Committee 2.3; Sign Committee 4. NANCI BEAUDETTE 1140 Park Avenue ' Bodie Activities: Ski Club 2; Homecoming Committee 2.3.4; Jr. Prom Chairman Jr. Banquet; Student Councri 3; Secretary 4; Fashion Show 3; R I. Assoc of Student Council 3.4; Quiver Staff 4 DIANE BEAULIEU 101 Center Street D� Diane's favorite motto is Let all that is m the past stay m the past and live for today and tommorrow MICHAEL BEAUDREAULT 864 Elm Street Mike Activities Football 4; Outing Club 4. Mike thinks that life should be lived as it comes LORRAINE BEAULIEU 133 Elmore Street Lorraine will never forget W H S and her psychology class DORIS BEAUPARLANT 113 Wmthrop Street Dottie Privacy is what Dons prizes most ANNETTE BEAUSOLEIL 240 Rock Ridge Drive Annette, whose most prized possession is Ken. plans to marry and have a family someday. ROGER BELANGER 150 Madeleine Avenue Gange Activities Soccer 3.4; Villa Novan 3. JOEL BELISLE 119 Oakton Street Bird- Bird'' prizes money and his ping pong paddle Someday, he plans to go cross country JON BELISLE 119 Oakton Street Jon's favorite class is Architectural Drawing STEPHEN BELLEVILLE 420 Wood Avenue Speedy'' Speedy s hobbies are hockey, baseball, and football LINDA BENNETT 15 Canal Street LINDA BERGERON 611 Providence Street Linda's most memorable moments were the Junior Prom, and receiving a ring from that certain someone. KAREN BERNIER 178 Halsey Road Activities Indoor Track 2; Outing Club 2; Friends in Service 2; Gymnastics 2.3. Spanish Club 3; Outdoor Track Manager 3; Cross Country Manager 4 MICHAEL BERNIER 178 Halsey Road Spike” Spike believes that for every dollar you put in your pocket, there are two people grabbing for DAVID BIBEAULT 112 Morin Street B Activities: Ski Club 2.4. P.A.C Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Banquet 3; Float Committee 3.4. Class Treasurer 4. Quiver Staff 4; Commencement Committee 4 KATHLEEN BIENKIEWICZ 296 Diamond Hill Road Binky” Activities Homecoming Committee 4 A friend is the only one who comes m when the whole world has gone out KAREN BILODEAU 203 Hemond Avenue Activities; F T A, 2.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4; Science Club 4. Float Committee 4 Karen will miss tun times, good friends, and Mr Migneault's classes RANDALL BISHOP 57 Sunnyside Avenue • ROSE 8ISSONNETTE 58 Annette Avenue Beso” A smile costs nothing but gives so much CATHERINE BLAIS 144 Bennett Street Cathy Activities: Pep Squad 3; Jr. Marshall 3; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 3.4. Cathy, who is always happy, thinks that people shouldn't always put themselves down SUSAN BLANCHARD CAROL BLANCHETTE 281 Mowry Steet EDWARD BOBB 614 Bound Road Eddie” Eddie s hobbies are baseball and football His favorite class is Machine Shop COLLEEN BOGAN SHEILA BOGAN 98 Bivuiet Street DIANE BOISCLAIR 306 Adams Street Dee” Diane's most memorable moment in WHS was falling down the stairs Her pet peeve is people telling her what to do. MARC BOISSEL 135 Transit Street Activities: Drama Club 2. Marc believes that any goal within sight is within reach PAULINE BOISVERT 181 Glendale Avenue Activities: CETA 2.3.4; Quiver Staff 4 Pauline believes you should Be who you are. not who you would like yourself to be. for ms de you. lies a more beautiful person, a more unique being THERESA BOISVERT 74 Read Avenue Tern Activities Semi-forma! Committe 2; Ski Club 2; Outing Club 2; Pep Squad 3.4; Jr Banquet Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Student Council 3.4; Float Committee 3.4. PATRICIA BONIN 154 West School Street DIANE BOUCHER 359 Cottage Street D« The humor in this is hilarious.'' JEAN BOUCHER 388 Third Avenue Bush' Activities: Football 3.4. Outdoor Track 3.4. Indoor Track 4. JOYCE BOUCHER 45 Welles Street PAUL BOUCHER 126 Joffre Avenue JOAN BOUDREAU 919 Park Avenue Joro” Activities: Library Aide 2.3.4; Maiorettes 4 Our future secretary always has trouble getting through crowded corridors GINA BOURASSA 164 Front Street Jeanne” Activities: Student Council 2; Ring Committee 2. Jr Marshall 3; Folk Song Club 4; Art Club 4; Chorus 4; Senior Monitor 4; Physical Fitness Club 4. ELAINE B0UR80NIERE 84 Morm Heights Blvd Activities: Gins Softball 2. Elaine loves horse back riding. Mrs Whipple s office practice class, and her little green machine MAUREEN BOURCIER 18 Laundry Street Activities Baseball 2.3. Volleyball 4. Maureen's future plans include becoming a stewardess. ANETTE BOURGEOIS 22 West Park Place Activities: FTA 2; Youth Council Against Smoking 2.3.4; Library Aide 2; German Club 3; Science Club 3.4 Anette's future plans include going to medical school WILLIAM BOURGEOIS 149 Third Avenue Bill Bill's pet peeve is having all his tests on the same day. DEBRA BOURGET 149 Paradis Avenue Debbie” Activities Library Aide 2.3; Homecoming Float Committee 3.4; Outing Club 3; Tresurer 4; Pep Squad 4; Quiver Class Staff 4 DONNA BOUSQUET 41 Fifth Avenue Kit-Cat Activities Chorus 3; Senior Lounge Monitor 4. Acappela Choir 4 When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on till the crisis passes ” JAMES BOUSQUET 46 Church Street Jim” Jim's outside interests are hockey, bowling, and watching sports on T V DIANE BRADFORD 15 Memorial Drive The Brad Activities Basketball 3.4; After graduation. Diane would like to travel and meet alot of people DIANE BREAULT 94 Alice Avenue Activities Gymnastics Club 2; Junior Marshall 3; Quiver Class Staff 4. There is no greater pain than, in misery, to remember happy times — Dawte 165 RICHARD BREAULT 623 Providence Street Breo Activities Hockey 3 4 Breo values his hockey skates most ot all JEANNE (DESHAIES) BRENNAN 42 Hamlet Avenue ' Jeanme Jeanme will always remember her bookkeeping class and hopes to work m an office m the future SCOTT BRIEN 600 Lydia Avenue Bud Bud’s pet peeve is being called to the office for not being m class DARLENE BRlGGS 208 Park Avenue Activities Student Council 2.3. Friends m Service 2; Float Comm 2: Student Film Society 3: English curriculum Comm 3: Spanish Club 4 ROBERT BRIN 234 Greene Street Bob” Robert plans on becoming an electrician someday THOMAS BROUCHU 412 Bernon Street Tom Tom's outlook on life is a day by day thing His favorite class is Mr Haine s English class JO ANN 8RODEUR 122 Marshall Road Jo Activities: Library Aid 2: French Club 3. Fashion Show 3.4. DECA 4 KAREN BRODEUR 734 Bound Road Karen's favorite class was Mr Guertm's English class MARLENE BRODT 968 Park Avenue I have a dream Martin Luther King IRENE BROUILLARD 185 Adams Street Brou Activities FBLA 2: Friends in Service 2.3.4 Friends are to be valued, not forgotten ' NANCY BROUILLARD 454 South Mam Street Nanc Activities Pep squad 3.4. Jr. Marshall 3. Float Comm 3.4; Jr Banquet Com 3: Prom Com 3: Quiver Class Staff 4 CHARLENE 8RASSEAU 210 Norman Street Blanche Blanche, whose favorite class is ceramics, would like to become a physical therapist one day RAYMOND BRUNEAULT 159 Hartford Avenue Ray Ray s outside interest are cars, and hunting RAYMOND BRUNELLE 394 Providence Street Ray Activities Chess club 4 Ray's future plans include going to a vocational school to become a draftsman ROGER BRUNELLE 134 First Avenue • Ref Activities Football 3. English Elective Advisory Com 3.4. Villa Novan Staff 4 One's friends are the part of the human race with which one can be human Santayana DENISE BRUNETTE 639 Wood Avenue Den Activities: Drama Club 2; Chorus 2; Chorus President 3.4 You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here, keep peace within your soul, strive to be happy CARL BRUNETTI 153 Marshall Road Q C (Quick Carl) Activities Band 2.3. Science Club 2. Debating Club 2; Homecoming Float Com 4; Carl's favorite class was Mr Chmiei's math class DIANE BUTEAU 941 Mendon Road Activities Outing Club 3; Outing Club Secretary 4; Quiver Class Staff 4; Business Club 4 Life is to be fortified by many friendships To love, and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existance ALLEN BUZDIGIAN 239 Marshall Road Buzzy” Bu y's most pn ed possession is his Firebird KAREN ANN CABRAL 51 Vernum St SARAH CALLAS 400 Gaskili Street Activities Gymnastics Team 3. Junior Marshall 3. Homecoming Comm 3. Activities Chairman 4. Quiver Staff 4 ELIZABETH CALHOUN 139 Gaskili Street Liz Liz will always remember Mr Bedard s 6th period computer programming class CINDY CAMELLI 216 Park Avenue Shorty Cmd's motto is Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. BRUCE CAMPBELL 422 Winter Street TB Bruce will miss all the class trips, but surely won't miss getting up early in the morning ANN MARIE CAPELLANIO 267 Beacon Avenue Ann Activities: J V Cheerleader Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; Junior Marshall 3 Ann loves to talk! CELESTE CARDIN 194 Burnside Ave Cil Again you dream but not the same, a different name another game, you'd like to stay you know you can't Aztec Two-Step PAUL CARDIN 716 Front Street Lebeau Activities Projectionist 3.4. Drama Club 4 Explorers 4 Lebeau's hopes to become a radiologist ROBERT CARPENTER 715 Cumberland Hill Road Bob Bob s favorite motto is Don't do today what you can do tomorrow His favorite class is Mr Haines 5th period English SANDY CARPENTIER 56 Division Street Tigger 1” Activities Gymnastics Club 2.3.4 Art Club 2.3. Drama Club 3 The wind is a symbol ot all this is free. John Denver RICHARD CARR 168 Patton Road Rick Rick s most memorable moment was walking from Providence to Woonsocket DENISE CARRIERS 66 Jarvis Street Activities Friends in service 2.3.4 Chorus 2; French dub 2. German club 3. Chess club 3.4. Drama Club 3.4. Student film society 3.4. Quiver Academic Staff 4 GLEN CARROLL 217k Rock Ridge Drive Activities: Student Council 2; Float Decorating Committee 2.3. WHS representative to Boy's State 3 SALLY CARTIER 34 Morin Heights Activities: Outing club 2.3.4: Girl's softball 3 Take your time, think alot. think of everything you've got. for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not Cat Stevens BARBARA CARTWRIGHT 2255C Diamond Hill Road DINO CASELLI 57 Garden Street ' Dean-Ho Dean-Ho's most memorable moment in WHS is having Mr. T catch him bunking gym after 3 months straight That's Life MARC CHABOT 33 Holland Avenue Activities Indoor Track 2: Outdoor Track 2. Cross-Country 3.4 Quiver Sports Staff 4 Marc will always remember receiving his track letter on award night in his freshman year PHILIP CHAFEE 75 Village Road Mike Activities: Indoor track 4 Mike believes you should live life as you want to — not as other people want you to NEIL CHAMBERLAND 200 Lydia Avenue Activities: Student council 2.3.4; There are two kinds of people m the world, those that do the work and those that take the credit Try to be among the first, there is less competition there PAUL CHAPDELAINE 124 Olympia DIANE CHARBONNEAU 12 Millets Lane Diane's pet peeve is — friends who aren't true to one another DENISE CHARPENTIER 173 Gaulm Avenue Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope ” CAROL CHARRETTE 209 Coe Street Thinking is the best way through trouble ' MARC CHARRETTE 209 Coe Street SUZANNE CHARTIER 432 Fairmount Street Sue Sue's pet peeve is people who judge others without knowing them MICHAEL CHEAMITRU 21 Homestead Road Mike” Activities: Indoor Track and Outdoor Track 2. Every man's life lies within the present, for the past is spent and done with, and the future is uncertain Marcus Antoninus M JO ANNE CHEVRETTE 85 Sweet Avenue Jo Activities Model legislature 2.3.4; Homecoming Comm 2.3.4; French Club — Vice President 2. Debate club 2.3.4 Class secretary 2.3 4 Prom Decorating Comm 3; German Club 3.4. Girls state 3. Junior Marshall 3 R I Senate youth program 4 Senior lounge monitor 4 ELAINE CHICOINE 650 Grove Street Eilie Ignorance is not bliss — it is oblivion Philip Wylie RENE CHICOINE 236 Fisher Street Activities Student council 2.4, Treasurer 3. Bicentennial com 3.4. Prom Com 3 Homecoming com 3.4. tri school com 3. Student film society 3. Meeting Street School rep 3 Rl state student council 3. Senior lounge monitor 4 SHIRLEY CHOUINARD 251 Oregon Avenue Activities Outing club 4. Shirley enjoys being young and in love ANTON CHIRANI 485 Pond Street Anton's favorite quote is You can do anything if you set your mind to it. KEVIN CHUDY 92 Rockland Avenue Chut Kevin s future plans include becoming an architect LUCILLE CLINTON 354 Rhodes Avenue Lu Never try to make anyone like yourself — you know, and God knows, that one of you is enough Ralph Waldo Emerson MICHAEL COHEN 139 Valley Street CRAIG CONCANNON 217D Rockndge Drive I would give no thought if what the world might say of me. if only I could transit to Prosperity the Reputation of an honest man PATRICIA COOK 313 Estes Street Activities Yoga club 2. Spanish Club 3. Float Committee 4. Yesterday is iust a dream, tomorrow is just a dream but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope STEVEN COOPER 585 Wood Avenue ELIZABETH COSGROVE 480 Providence Street Liz Activities. Prom Committee 2 All that I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen THOMAS COSGROVE 480 Providence Street “Tom Activities Football 2.3.4. Indoor track 2. Outdoor track 3 Tom. believes that you should live today as if it were your last Maybe that's why he kkes to party! MICHAEL COTE 48 Piedmont Street Mike If you want something done right, do it yourself RENE COTE 1771 Mendon Road MARC COTNOIR 1060 Park Ave Eddie TINA COTNOIR 372 Privilege Street Two Ton Tilly Tma would like to join the Air Force HELENE COURNOYER 32 Arona Street Helene favorite quote is If men had to eat everything they killed, then there would be no WdfS DAVID CREPEAU 433 Elm Street Dave Activities Gymnastic Club 4 A man is born to achieve great things if he has the strength to conquer himself SUZANNE CREAPEAU 310 Robinson Street Sue” Activities: Gymnastics 2.3.4. Float Committee 2.3.4. Student Council 2.3.4. Drama Club 2. Chorus 2; Junior Marshall 3. Maiorette 3.4; Folk Club 4 Sue's most memorable moment was becoming a maiorette JAMES CRISAFULLI 343 Cottage Street Jim” Jim's favorite class was Distributive Education STEVEN D AGOSTINO 221 Crawford Street Steve believes you should keep your head m the air and your feet on the ground JEANNE DAGESSE 460 Wood Avenue Although Jeanne doesn't like to get up early m the morning, she hopes to someday be a good secretary RUTH OANEAULT 201 Rathbun Street •Ruthie Activities: Outing Club 2.3 Ruthie. a future secretary, believes m living each day as it may come DAVID DANSE RE AU 198 Morm Heights Blvd Dave” Activities Outme Club 3 Dave, a lover ofTife. wants to join the Air Force MELLANIE DANSEREAU 198 Morm Heights Blvd ••Mel Activities: Gymnastics Club 3: Outing Club 2.3. Vice-President 4 Mel. who enjoys the outdoors, will always remember the great times she hod with the Outing Club JOANNE DAUPHINAIS 137 Mount Saint Charles Ave Activities: Fnends-ln-Service 2 The way to have a friend is to be a friend. — R W Emerson MARK DEBIOIS 275 Diamond Hill Road Dibs Marc's favorite class is Algebra IMA with Mr Locouture NORMAND DECELLES 790 Bernon Street Norm Activities Math Club 2. Vice-President 3.4; Science Club 2.3 Chess Club 3; Oak Staff 3. Debate Club 4. Villa Novan 4; Strike Committee 4 ROBIN DEGRE 374 Cranston St JODI DELASANTA 165 Madeleine Avenue ••Jo Activities; F.T.A. 2; Intramural Softball 2; Float Decorating Committee 3.4. Student Council 3; Prom Committee 3.4, Friendship needs no words It is solitude delivered from the anguish of loneliness. Dag Hammansk|Old LISA DELASANTA 346 St. Louis Ave Activities: Girl's Softball 2; Quiver Class Staff 3 Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself Kahlil Gibran DAVID DEMERS 168 Fairfield Ave Vee Activities: Hockey 2.3.4. Soccer 2 Dave, whose most prized possession is his ping pong paddle, would someday like to have his own business DIANE (BARIL) DEMERS 55 Miles Ave Di Activities: Gymnastics Club 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3 Diane will never forget the good times she had on the hockey bus GREGORY DEMERS 86 Napoleon Street Greg Activities: Hockey 2.3.4 Greg can always be seen riding around in a red Van. wishing there would be absolutely No speed limits and. of course, plenty of PARTIES! ROGER DENOMME 77 Sidney Ave ROBERT DERAGON 52JSt. Barnabe Street ZOf DESAUTE LS 383 Providence St. Activities: Outing Club 4, Today is ours: why do we fear ? Today is ours: we have it here LINDA DESILETS 166 Newland Avenue Lynn Activities: F.T.A. 3 Linda is our future hairdresser who wants to own her own shop someday LORRAINE DESILETS 151 Morm Heights Blvd Lon Activities Outing Club 2.3.4. Prom Committee 2; Float Committee 3.4. Pep Squad 3.4. Reach for the heavens and hope for the future for all that we can be not what we are John Denver ROBERTA DESILETS 211 Burrmgton Street Robin To see the world m a gram of sand and a heaven m a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity m an hour . William Blake ANNETTE J. DESMARAIS 84 St Marcel Street Activities: FBLA 3; Fashion. Show 3.4; Quiver Class Staff 4; Float Decorating Committee 4 Annette will miss all her friends at W.H.S. and hopes we all make the most out of life after graduation ANNETTE M DESMARAIS 377 Willow Street If at first you don't succeed, try and try again JO-ANN DESMARAIS 61 Salisbury Street Jo” Activities Yoga Club 2: Prom Committee 4; Float Committee 4 Life can be so intense, filled with sorrow and love. It hands you the beauty of the sea. It fills your eyes and you hear it's sounds WAYNE DESMARAIS 59 Salisbury Street DAVID DESROSIERS 56 Ruth Street Dave Dave's plans include a job m construction KENNETH DESROSIERS 59 Cottage Street DINO DeTHOMAS 632 Park Avenue Dmo plans to go to college and major m political science MARC DiCESARE 167 West Street Gumie Activities: Football 2 Live life to its fullest LORRY ANN DOBRWADO 636 Fourth Avenue Larry I believe everyone should live life to its fullest and make what he can out of each day for life passes by too quickly MIKE DOMINICK 43 Bourdon Blvd. Mike believes that life is only what you make of it. JOYCE DOWD 197 Providence Street I Activities Pep Squad 2 Joyce, who's future plan is to be a hairdresser, believes m living for today. DEBRA DUARTE 372 Grove Street Activities Girls' Basketball 2 Debra's future plans are to join the Navy AIME DUBOIS 522 Mendon Road DONALD DUBOIS 108 Madeleine Avenue Duby Activities JV Baseball 3: Baseball 4 Your worst enemy is yourself MARC DUBOIS 343 Call Avenue Neaputs Activities Soccer 2.3.4; Tennis 2.3.4. Baseball 3.4 This tennis pro hopes that W.H.S. someday has a tennis club. RICHARD DUBOIS 540 Mendon Road Rich Activities Student Council 2.4; Vice-President 3; Float Committee 2.3.4; Debating Club 2.3: Youth Advisory Council 3; Vice-President of the State Student Council 4; Student Rights Committee 3. To only see the world as it is. is to miss seeing the world as it could be ROBERT DUBOIS 229 Avenue C Dibs Dibs believes that we receive all we venture to Senise DUFRESNE 222 Phillips Street Melon Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not Ralph Waldo Emerson IRENE DUFRESNE 260 Second Avenue Duffy Irene s favorite class is English She will miss all her friends when she leaves W H S. RONALD DUFRESNE 237 Rathbun Street MICHELLE DUGUAY 389 Aylswrth Ave Doog Activities: Cheerleader 3.4. Fashion Show 3 Michelle will always remember the great times she had cheering CAROL DUHAMEL 333 Robinson Street Activities Pep Squad 3.4. Quiver Class Staff 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4 Carol can always be seen with a smile and either laughing or talking with her friends She has many memories that she will never forget EILEEN DUPONT 158 Morm Heights Blvd Eileen's pet peeve is getting up in the morning and the afternoon notices JO ANN DUPRE 242 Paradis Ave Jo Jo's future plans include going to college in Marne. ROBERT DUQUETTE 44 Pelletier Ave Bob Activities: Hockey 3; Outdoor Track 3.4. Indoor Track 4 Bob's hobbies are hockey, tennis, baseball, soccer and horseback riding RONALD DUQUETTE 44 Asylum St. Ronnie Ronnie will miss all the good times he has had at WHS and the beautiful people DONALD DURAND 460 Cass Ave. Don The intellect of the wise is like glass, it admits the light of heaven and reflects it. Hare GAIL DURAND 12 Andrews Street Toots Activities: Debate Club 2. Student Advisory Committee for Social Studies 2.3; French Club 3.4; Quiver Staff 4. Villa Novan Staff 4; Float Decorating Committee 4; Student Council 4 Tomorrow is still a vision ... Today is the day to be happy. MARC DURAND 182 Circle Street ”Doc Doc hopes that his life and everyone else's turns out the way they want PAUL DURAND 108 Avenue B Padre” Activities: Student Film Society 3.4; Quiver Staff 4; Drama Club 4 KARIN DWYER 765 Third Ave You see things as they are and ask why? I dream of things that never were and ask why not. MATTHEW DWYER 40 Coe St. Matt Activities: Soccer 2; Co Captain 3.4; Hockey 2.3: Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2.3.4 Matt plans to go to college and continue playing hockey. GAYLE ELIAS 220 Vose Street Activities Cheerleader 2.3: Library Aid 2: Pep Squad 2; Friends-ln-Service 2; Student Council 2: Prom Decorating Committee 3.4 ROBERT EMMONS 87 Avenue B Snits Smts' outlook is to better myself in every way SALLY ESTEN 609 Sixth Avenue Sal Activities: Debating Club 2; Girl's Intramural Softball 2; PAC 3: Drama Club 4. Outing Club 4. Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why. but I still love those good times gone by James Taylor BEVERLY ETHIER 212 Welles Street Bev Activities: Villa Novan Staff 3; Business Manager 4; Quiver Staff 4 Take your Time. Think a lot. Think of everything you've got. For you will still be here — Tomorrow. But your dreams may not. Cat Stevens LISA ETHIER 1162 Park Avenue Activities: Fnends-ln-Service 3: Chorus 4 Lisa's favorite quote is. What lies behind us. and what lies before us are small matters, compared to what lies within us GREGORY EVANS 108 Bourdon Blvd. Vamp Activities: Chorus 3.4. Vamp will always remember how great it was to take all three lunches MICHAEL FAFARD 50 St. Agnes Avenue Faf Faf would like to have more time for scuba diving and wants to go into the Coast Guard after graduation MICHAEL FANNING 425 Ninth Avenue Mike Mike says. Stay single and bring up your kids the same way ' GEORGE FARRAR 741 Harris Avenue RICHARD FELLMAN 1 Conrad Street Activities: Band 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Outdoor Track 2.3.4; Indoor Track 2.3.4; Rock Ensemble 3.4. Richard, whose future plans include college. prizes his trombone and his track shoes NELSON FERNANDES 226 River Street LYNN FERRUOLO 7 Morm Heights Blvd Activities German Club 3.4 Know thyself Socrates MARC FERSCHKE 43 Dexter Street Frisky Frisky plans to join the US Air Force CYNTHIA FIOR 128 Halsey Road Cm Activities: Camera Club 4 Cynthia's most memorable moment was having Mr. Morin's office as an extra class NANCY FIOR 128 Halsey Road Activities: Fashion Show 3. Nancy's future plans are To see what there is out of life. JO-ANN FISCALETTI 120 Grange Avenue •Jo Activities: Ski Club 2; Drama Club 2: Radio Commercial Committee 4 Don't walk m front of me — I may not follow Don't walk behind me — I may not lead Walk beside me — And just be my friend ' KAREN FONSECA 31 Wagon Wheel Lane Karen, our future secretary, will always remember her favorite class — bookkeeping ANNE FONTAINE 473 South Mam Street Annabelle Activities: Science Club 3: Debate Team 3.4: Model Legislature Lobbyist 3.4; Villa Novan Editor 4 GEORGETTE FONTAINE 141 Cato Street Activities: Pep Squad 4; Float Committee 4 ' There is only one success — to be able to spend your life m your own way MARC FONTAINE 151 Orchard Street ROGER FONTAINE 270 Rhodes Avenue MARC FORCIER 64 Warren Avenue Marc, whose favorite class is technical drawing. plans to go to trade school THOMAS FORCIER 139 Bertenshaw Road Tom Tom's ambition is to be successful m the field of electronics. CELESTE FORTIER 193 Newland Avenue Cindy Activities: Friends-ln-Service 2 God helps those who help themselves RONALD FORTIER 736 Harris Avenue CHERYL FRECHETTE 61 Lmden Avenue 167 JOANN FRIGON 113 Rockndge Drive Jo Activities Student Council 2 Supply Hut 3 4 Jo whose favorite class is D E would like to go to college someday JOHN GADBOURY 68 Kenwood Street Activities Outdoor Track 4. Baseball 4 Decorating Committee 4 John s future plan is to travel across the country CLAUDETTE GAGNE 51 Earle Street ' Claude ' Activities Library Aide 3 4 Claude s future plan is to be a happy housewife JOHN GALIPEAU 191 Fisher Street GLORIA GAUTHIER 8 Havelock Street Gig. Activities: F T A 2.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4. Science Club 2. Vice-President 3. President 4; Quiver Facultv Staff 4 Each day is God's gift to you make it blossom into a thing of beauty '■ JAMES GEANACOU 185 Marshall Road DONNA GENTILE 111 Rustic Drive Activities: D E Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Take people as they are. not how you would like them to be MARC GERVAIS 390 Carrington Avenue H T C Marc s future plan is to be a car mechanic. SUZANNE GESUALDI 198 Circle Street Sue Activities: Student Council 3. Jr Marshall 3. Float Decorating 3.4 Jr Banquet Committee 3 Prom Decorating Committee 3. Chorus 4 Pep Squad 4 Sue. whose pri ed possession is friendship, will become a great secretary YVONNE GIARD 27 Birch Street Activities: Pep Squad 3.4. Quiver Staff 4. Float Committee 4 ■ The happiest moments of my life have been m the flow of affection among friends Thomas Jefferson DENNIS GIGNAC 5 Overlook Drive Den Den s future plans are going into the field of construction and cabinet making His pet peeve is people who think they know it all CHRISTINE GIGUERE 533 River Street Chrissy People should take life a little more seriously Someone who has taken the wrong step in the beginning should be helped to take the right one m the end DIANE GIGUERE 71 Hope Street Di Di will always remember taking all three lunches Her pet peeve is people worrying about tomorrow when they should be thinking of today WAYNE GIGUERE 10 Ok) Street JEANNE GINGRAS 183 Mono Heights Activities: Fashion Show 3 Jeanne s favorite class is Home Economics Her outside interests are cooking and sewing ROBIN GLAUDE 115 Sixth Avenue DONALD GOBEILLE 28 Asylum Street Don Don. who is thinking about an art career, feels people should try to get the best they can out of life STEPHEN GOFF 378 Park Place Goff Goff believes that starting school at 7 35 is m- $dH€ KAREN GOULD 173 Coe Street Crud Activities Volleyball 3 Float Committee 3 4 Prom Decorating Committee 3 Pep Squad 3. Junior Marshall 3. Quiver Photographer 4. Camera Club 4. Villa Novan 4 Chorus 4. Student Council 4 Karen will always cherish being on the Thanksgiving Float m her Jr year and all of her friends MARC GOULET 386 Rhode Island Avenue • Ghoul Activities Band 2.3.4. Ail State 3.4; R I Solo Ensemble 4. New England Solo Ensemble 4 SUZETTE GOULET 214 Linden Avenue Sue Activities Maiorettes 2. Captain 3 4 Sue S motto IS. Never put Off till tomorrow what you can do today CATHERINE GOYETTE 468 South Mam Street WILLIAM GRADY 409 Walnut Hill Road Activities: J.V Baseball 3 Bill plans to live m California CHRISTINE GUILBAULT 738 Social Street Chris Activities Outmg Club 4 All things must pass George Harrison KENNETH HARDY 195 Burnside Avenue Ken Activities Debate Club 4 If you don t kke the establishment, change it LORRAINE HARNOlS 51 Warwick Street Activities Student Council 2 My life is for itself and not for a spectacle insist on yourself, never imitate Emerson JANICE HARPIN 243 Fisher Street Jan Activities Villa Novan Subscription Staff 3 4 Quiver Class Staff 4; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 4 Janice s plans are to go on to college and to become a secretary SUSAN HAROIAN 649 Elm Street ’Sue'' Activities Quiver Staff 4 Take your time, think alot. think of everything you've got. for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not Cat Stevens LORRAINE HARRIS 176 Bourdon Blvd 'Lee Activities Basketball 2 3 4 Lee s future plan is to become a carpenter CHERYL HAWES 64 Lydia Ave Activities 4 ' Each one of us is the only one who can give the others what they want JOANNE HEFFERNAN 792 Knollwood Drive Activities French Club 2; Math Club 2.4. Science Club 3; Library Aide 3. Oak 3. Model Legislature 3.4. Debating Club Vice-President 3.4. Homecoming Committee 3. Quiver Activities Editor 4. Villa Novan Activities Editor 4 ELIZABETH HEMOND 558 Willow Street Activities Teacher's Aide 2. Chess Club 3.4; German Club 3. Fnends-m-Service 4; Quiver Academics Staff 4. Science Club 4 Every individual has a place to fill m the world, and is important m some respect whether he chooses to be so or not Hawthorne CURTIS HENDERSON 120 Center Street Curt Activities Basketball 2.3.4. Football 2 3.4 Curt will always treasure the memory of winning the 1975 football scoring title That a way Curt! CONRAD HERTZOG 548 Bern on Street JAMES HILL 242 Monn Heights Blvd DAVID HODELL 24 Sweet Ave Dave Activities Student Council 2; Debating Club 2.3.4 Student Rights Committee 2. Model Legislature 2.4; Outing Club 4 Math Club 4 Villa Novan Staff 4 Let each become all that he was created capable of being, expand, if possible to his full growth, and show himself at length in his own shape and stature. Thomas Caviyie CAROL HOGUE 53 Read Ave Hogie ’ Activities Hockey scorekeeper 2.3.4 Baseball scorekeeper 3.4 Junior Class Marshall 3. Coeditor of quiver art staff 4 No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us m some way forever Mau-riac DONALD HOGUE 53 Read Ave Don Activities Soccer 2.3.4. Hockey 2. JV Baseball 2. Baseball 3 4 I can only know that much of myself which I have had the courage to confide m you RENE HORENT 102 Orchard St Hondo Activities Band 2.3 4. Drama Club 2.3 4 The road goes ever on and on. down from the door where it began, now far ahead the road has gone — and I must follow if I can KATHLEEN HOWARD 38 Cooper Ave Kathy ' A mirror reflect a man's face, but what he is really like is shown by the kind of friends he chooses ELAINE HOYCEANYLS 75 Beacon Ave Activities Cheerleader 2. French Club Secretary 2. Drama Club 2. Secretary 3 4 Debate Club 2. Treasurer 3.4 Model Legislature 2 3 4. Oak 3.4. Villa Novan 4. Quiver Staff 4 Find yourself then be yourself ” LINDA HOYCEANYLS 108 Chalapa Ave Activities: Camera Club 4 Linda will always have fond memories of Mr Pearson's electricity class JOSEPH HOYLE 208 Gaskili Street GREG HUNT 576 Providence Street King Helmet Activities Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Greg will always remember taking the chairs that roll on wheels and riding through the halls Gregs favorite motto is I am the EGG-MAN7?? EDWARD INGALLS 121 Meadow Road Ed Activities Soccer 2.3.4 Ed enioyed playing soccer for WHS and he'll remember all the good times at Barry Field JOHN IRZA 509 North Mam Street John will always remember Mr Simon s Chemistry Class. PATRICIA JACOBS 27 Heroux Avenue Pat Activities Band 2.3 4 All-State Band 2 Art club 2. Gymnastics Team Manager 3 4 Music Club 3.4 Drama Club 3. R I Solo and New England Solo and Ensemble 3 KATHLEEN JALETTE 568 Willow Street Kathi Activities Homecoming Float Committee 3.4 Pep Squad 3.4 Jr Marshall 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Pep Squad Co-Captam 4 Kathi who's prized possession is that certain someone would like to live life comfortably and stay happy ELIZABETH JANIK 268 Arnold Street Liz Activities Varsity Cheerleader 2.3. Varsity Captain 4; Jr Banquet Committee 3 We cannot return, we can only look behind SUSAN JARRIE 728 Morm Heights Blvd Sue Activities Student Council 3.4 Jr Marshall 3.. Student Film Society 3. Float Decorating Com mittee 4; Senior Lounge Monitor 4 MICHAEL JASMIN 105 Wood Avenue Mike” Activities Band 2; Vice President 3 Boys State 3. Float Decorating 3. Class Staff Editor 4. Float Decorating Committee 4 Mike wishes everyone m the Class of '76 the best of luck GRACE JELLISON 28 Hamlet Avenue Activities Villa Novan 2.3.4; Outdoor Track Manager 2. Jr Marshall 3. Oak 3. Student Council 3;Rresident 4 Quiver Class Staff 4 Senior Lounge Monitor 4 Float Decorating Committee 4 STEVE JOUN 598 Manvilie Road JOSEPH JOSEPH 68 Fourth Avenue ROLAND JOYAL 318 Third Avenue Roland will always remember Mrs Brown's 2nd period Home Ec class CAROL JULIEN 221 Bourdon Blvd Red If she had her way school would start later She will always remember the good times m Woonsocket High LINDA JULIEN 221 Bourdon Blvd Lynn Lynn, who hates not being able to stay out late on school nights, hopes to get a good paying job after graduation LAUREL KANE 584 Bound Road Activities Band 2.3 4 Folk Club 2. Student Council 2; All-State Chorus 2. Bicentennial Choir 3 4 If you don t like the weather move! George Carlm RONALD KARANIUK 191 Nimit Road CARMEN KELL 18 Laundry Street 0 Activities Pep Squad 4 Assistant Manager of Supply Hut 4 Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend — Unknown CLIFFORD KENDZIERSKI 612 South Mam Street Potak Cliff plans to join the U S Marines and prizes his car KIM (MENARD) KENNEDY 901 Park Avenue 1 168 Activities Chorus 3.4 Live and let live and take one day at a time LEWIS KLE8ES 43 Federal Street Lew-' Our future policeman will always remember the Friday night hockey games. LEO KOURY 24 Hollis Street -Butch Butch, who loves spending money, plans to buy one of the mansions m Newport WILLIAM KUBASKA 12 Lyman Street Bill Activities Ski Club 2; Golf Team 2.3.4. Intramural Golf 2.3; Oak Staff 3.4 GEORGE KUSHNER 54 Bertha Avenue RICHARD LABONTE 86 Monn Heights Blvd. • Dicky Activities: Basketball 3.4 Dicky's interests include football, girls, and par- DEBRA LABOSSIERE 139 Bourdon Blvd • Debbie Activities: Chorus 4 Debbie's future plans include helping retarded children KENNETH LACASSE 30 Chalapa Avenue • Ken” I will be what I want to be. not what you want me to be.” Mohammed Alt DIANE LACHANCE 60 Bernice Avenue • Dimps' Activities Quiver Feature Staff 4; Float Committee 4; Outing Club 4; Deca 4; KAREN LACHANCE 92 Star Avenue Ml Activities Villa Novan 3.4. Chess Club 3. Quiver Staff 4; Senior Float Decorating Committee 4. Ski Club 4. Outing Club 4 -fnd if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower m the sky ” Kahlil Gibran DENISE LACOSTE 212 Providence Street ' Dee Dee” Activities: Pep Squad 3 Under the cover of the moon, under the cover of the stars, fermented into eternity, there lies a precious moment of time called Life DIANE LACROIX 81 Grand Street Activities: Art Club 2; Fashion Show 3; Float Decorating Committee 4 Diane's prized possessions are her friends DENIS LAFERRIERE 93 Knight Street ' Den Activities: Hockey 2.4: Baseball 2.3.4 Den will always remember playing on the school teams SUSAN (LAMOUREUX) LAFERRIERE 108 Avenue B Sue We do not remember days, we remember moments. DIANE LAFRENAYE 268 Cottage Street Activities: FBLA 3; Tennis Club 3: Fashion Show 3. Quiver Class Staff 4 Young people on the way up the ladder should never forget those at the bottom holding it steady for them FRANCES LALIBERTE 120 Beech Street Fran” Everyone should find something to live for and hang on to it.” ROBERT LAMBERT. JR 337 Third Avenue Activities Indoor Track 3; Decorating Committee 4 Robert's hobbies are riding horses, motorcycles. and snowmobiles SUZANNE LAMBOL 96 Burnside Avenue Sue Sue's outside interests are baseball and football IRENE LAMOUREUX 108 Avenue B Irene looks forward to marrying and raising a family LOUISE LAMOUREUX 119 Dana Street Luig Louise's favorite class at WHS was Mrs Casey's Bookkeeping I. PAUL LAMOUREUX 350 Reservoir Avenue Lamb Paul s favorite class is Psychology STEVE LAMOUREUX 434 Carrington Avenue Steve's future plans is to become a police worker and law enforcement His hobbies are ping pong, hockey, baseball BARBARA LANCTOT 351 Coe Street Babs Band 2.3; Student Council 2.3.4. Quiver typist 2; All State Band 2. Float Committee 3.4. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Chorus 4 CAROL LANCTOT 1566 Mendon Road Activities: Debating Club 2. Secretary 3. President 4; Drama Club 2. Vice President 3.4. Model Legislature 2.3.4: French Club 2: Chairperson of House Labor Committee 3; Villa Novan Literary Staff 3.4; Oak 3.4; Float Decorating Committee 3.4; Assistant co-editor Quiver 4 Truth has no special time of it's own. It's hour is now — Always Albert Schweitzer LINDA LANCTOT 25 Napoleon Street Lm” Linda's best times were spent at hockey and football games. ROBERT LANCTOT 127 Third Avenue Bob- Bob enjoys outdoor life — hunting, fishing boating. and camping. THOMAS LANCTOT 2024 Mendon Road Tom Tom wants to be an air force avionics instrument systems specialist KEVIN LAPLANTE 204 Knollwood Drive Music is the shorthand of emotion. LU ANN LAPLANTE 2203 Diamond HiM Road 'Lu Lu-Ann's future plan is to become a registered nurse CATHERINE LAPRADE 312 Ward Street Cathy Activities Girl's Basketball 2; Intramural Track meet 3 Life is unpredictable I believe you should hold onto and love what you have today, because no-one knows what tomorrow will bring ANNETTE LAPRE 1502 Mendon Road Activities Model Legislature 2.3.4. Fnends-ln-Service £6.4; Debating Club 2.3; Pep Squad 3: Science Club 3; Chess Club 4. Quiver Staff 4. My life is my message Mahatma Ghandi JACQUELINE LAQUERRE 29 Victory Blvd Jackie Activities Outing Club 2.3.4; Quiver Class Staff 4; Business Club — Vice Pres 4. Float Decorating Committee 4 What lies before us and what lies behind us are small matters compared to what lies withmus CAROL LARAMEE 196 Oakley Road Carol, who plans to become a hairdresser, will always remember being crowned Freshman semi-formal queen SUZANNE LARAMEE 196 Oakley Road Susie Activities: Ski Club 2.3; Cheerleader 3.4: Susie loved cheering and all the fun she had at DENISE LAVALLEE 191 Monn Street Dee Activities: Supply Hut 3.4. Junior Prom Committee 3; Bulletin Board Committee 4 Denise will always remember her D E class with Mr Bessette CLAIRE LAVIGNE 462 Coe Street Activities: Fashion Show 3.4. School Store 3.4 We never know the true value of friends While they live we are too sensitive of their faults. When we have lost them we only see their virtues JOHN LAVIMODIERE 517 Fairmount Street • Do it' KENNETH LAVOIE 146 Hamilton Street Kenny Activities Float Committee 3.4. Outing 3.4. Quiver Staff 4 Kenny's pet peeve is not being able to play school sports because he has to work JEFFREY LAWRENCE 135 Patton Road Jeff Activities: Indoor Track 2: Outdoor Track 2; Ski Club 2.3: Soccer 4 Jeff, who plans to study Law. thinks the class of '76 was the best class of WHS MARC LEBLANC 38 Bradford Street : Marco May all your tomorrows be beautiful. JOSEPH LEBRUN 109 Warwick Street Hose Activities: Hockey 2.3.4; Soccer 2.3.4 Joe will never forget the day the WHS hockey team beat MSC — the first time m ten years! ROGER LEBRUN 80 Burnside Avenue Rog Roger can always be heard saying. Let s go to Bob's! DAVID LAROCHE 141 Glendale Avenue Roche Activities: Soccer 2.3.4; Hockey 2.3.4; Dave will remember the fantastic soccer season WHS had m 1975 JOHN LAROCHELLE CYNTHIA LARSON 112 Blakely Street Cindy Activities: Art Club 2; Float Committee 4 Cindy plans to attend college m California LORRAINE LAUZON 87 Rockland Avenue BRIAN LAVALLEE 224 Halsey Road Butch Brian's future plan is to become a State Trooper KATHLEEN LEDUKE 74 Havelock Street Kathi Activities: German Club 2: Student Council 3 If you have life, you have love; if you have love, you have everything. ROBERT M LEFEBVRE 130 Summer Street ROBERT R LEFEBVRE 35 Manila Avenue Lefty Activities: Football 2.3. Lefty's pet peeve is people who ridicule those who are less fortunate than themselves SUSAN LEMAY 554 Bound Road Susie Susie plans to jom the air force after high school ANN MARIE LEPINE 254 Front Street Ann Marie's future plans include becoming a successful bookkeeper WILLIAM LESSARD 26 Sweet Avenue Billy Billy, our future x-ray technician, believes that to get along you go along. LINDA L'ETOILE 274 Rhode Island Avenue Activities: Cheerleader 2; Outing Club 4 Don't |udge people by their outer surface, search deep inside and you will find a true person. BRIAN LEVESQUE 104 Beech Street ' King Clam” Activities. Football 2.3.4. Basketball 3: Baseball 2.4 Brian will always remember the football games and the parties at Barry Field. CYNTHIA LUCCHESI 718 Front Street Cindy Cindy will miss going to the library during all those studies ALAN P LUSSIER 78 St Hughes Street Activities: Golf Team 2.3. Baseball team 4; Alan plans to be a Civil Engineer DAVID LUSSIER 356 Winter Street Dave Activities Baseball 2.3; Football 2.3.4 Dave's favorite class was Mr C's gym class LINDA MACLURE 1156 Social Street FBLA 2.3; Friends In Service 3. Treasurer. 4. President DEBRA MAINVILLE 209 Winter Street • Debbie Activities Student Council 2.4. Float Committee 3.4; Junior Marshall Pep Squad 3. Cocaptam 4; Banquet Committee 3: Prom Committee 3. Villa Novan Subscription Committee 3.4. Debbie's most prized possesion is Wmsor. her Siberian Husky PETER MAINVILLE 54 Rodman Street Cramts French Club 2; Outing 2.3.4 Pete wants to go to college and major m Psy- SUSAN MAI LARI 529 South Mam Street JOSEPH MALITO 79 Newbury Avenue Joe Activities Indoor Track 2; German Club 3. Art Club 3; Oak 3; Drama Club 4 I would rather have been anonymous, than to have been a popular fool Ralph CAMILLE MANDEVILLE JR 441 Maple Street Cam Activities Gymnastics 2.3.4 Cam's outlook on hfe is live it the way you like. it’s your Me CHARLES MANDEVILLE 589 Gaskili Street Vanderbelf Charlie s favorite class is Mr. Rivet's Workshop His prized possession is his car LOUISE MARCOTTE 286 Park Place Yesterday is but a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope DIANE MARCOUX 892 Mendon Road French Frenchie's pet peeve is someone who thinks they are better than everyone else KENNETH MARQUES 275 Front Street Kenny Hiking, camping, and traveling are only a few of Kenny s interests. PAUL MARQUIS 388 Wood Avenue Paul enjoys repairing cars His most prized possession in his car, ROBERT MARTEL 238 Dulude Avenue Bob Activities: Band 2.3. President 4. All State Band 2.3.4; Rl Solo and Ensemble 3.4. AcappeUa Choir 4; New England Solo and Ensemble 4; Float Committee 4 The value of life lies not m the length of days, but m the use we make of them A man may live long, yet get little from life Whether you find satisfaction m life depends not on your tale of years, but on your will Montaigne GAIL MARTIN 19 Herbert Avenue Gail likes ice skating and roller skating She believes that people should do whatever makes them most happy PAULETTE MARTIN 93 Kenwood Street Whitey Activities Library Aid 2.4; • My interest is m the future — because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there Charles F Kettering RONALD MARTINEAU 22 Rodman Street Boots Activities Football 2.3. Indoor Track 2.3: Baseball 2.3; Band 2.3.4; Rock Band 4 Boots most prized possession is his set of drums JAMES MASSE 326 Front Street Jimmy Jummy's future plans include going to college to become a business manager PATTY MCFIELD 48 Arnold Street The Mack Patty enjoys painting, bike riding and partying She believes life is what you make it CHERYL MCGHEE 528 Fairmount Street 169 Activities: Chorus 2.3.4. Live and let live PAULA MENCARINI 278 Rathbun Street Maccaroni To get respect you have to give respect ROGER MENCARINI 357 Wood Avenue Rod Activities French Club 3; Villa Novan 4. Senior Float Commttee 4. May you always have the freedom to be yourself 1 DARLENE MINOT 383 Pond Street Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. ' ROBERT MOMBOURQUETTE 315 South Mam Street B J Activities: Float Committee 2. Semiformal Committee 2. Class Vice President 2: Drama Club 2.3.4, Camera Club 4, If you compare yourself with others, you may become vam and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself ANDREA MONGEON 147 Paradis Avenue Chop Chop Activities FBLA 3 Chop Chop's future plans include becoming an accountant MELINDA MOON 397 Ninth Avenue Moon Speak the truth clearly and quietly and listen to others — for they too have their story. PATRICIA MORIN 54 Andrews Street Pat Activities Pep Squad 2.3: Junior Marshall 3. Prom Committee 3: Student Council 3. Tres 4. Quiver Staff 4; Senior Lounge Monitor 4 Pat. our penny rolling treasurer, will always remember sneaking out before seventh period CHRISTOPHER MOYLAN 98 Rivulet Street Chris Activities Football 2.3 Captain 4. Baseball 2.3.4. Basketball 3.4; Quiver Sports Staff 4 Our Football captain will never forget the good times he had at Barry Field during and after the Pamela mulcahy 607 Gaskiil Street Pam Activities: Varsity Basketball 3. Captain 4. Soft-ball 3.4; Volleyball 4 Pam loves to participate m any sporting event, especially to celebrate after winning! GERARD NADEAU 134 Paradis Avenue Gerry Activities: French Club 2. Oak 3. Math Club 4. Quiver Class Staff 4. Student Council 4 In great moments, life seems neither right nor wrong, but something greater, it seems inevitable M Sherwood JOSEPH NADEAU 112 Lebrun Avenue Red Activities Quiver Photographer 2.3. Editor 4. Science Club 3.4. Outing 3.4 When Joe isn't taking pictures, he can usually be found m Mr Migneault s Chem Lab KEITH NADEAU 267 Paradis Avenue LUCILLE NAULT 371 Cass Avenue Lu Lu Activities FBLA 2: Junior Marshall 3 Lulu, whose favorite class was D E with Mr Smith, believes that you should live from one day to another RAYMOND NAULT 371 Cass Avenue Ray Activities Chorus 4. We make a living by what we get. we make a life by what we give JAMES NAWROCKI 178 Third Avenue Nawrocki James, our future Mass Transit Planner, will keep fond memories of Mr. Cote s Drawing Class DEBRA NESPOLO 143 Cooper Avenue Debbie' Activities Business Club 4 Debbie's future plan is to become an airline stewardess JO ANN OBERZOL 229 Diamond Hill Road Jo Activities Friends in Service 3.4. It is better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all. JANICE O'BRIEN 102 Newport Avenue Jan Activities Cheerleader 2.3.4; Student Council 2; Homecoming Committee 2.3 Don't worry what people say. it's what you know . JEANNE OUELLETTE 217 Burnside Avenue Activities Debating Club 2. Sec 3.4. Drama Club 2 Treasurer 3.4. French Club President 2.3 Vice Prevdent 4. Model Legislature 2.3.4. Villa Novan Subscriptions Staff 3; Villa Novan Writing Staff 4; Quiver Academics Editor 4; Oak 3.4 To refind, to clarify, to intensify that eternal moment m which we aloof live there is but a Single force — the imagination ” William Carlos Williams SUSAN PAPINEAU 154 Jenckes Street Sue Activities Maiorettes 2.3 Drill Master 4. Gymnastics 2. Supply Hut 4. Radio Station 4 The heart has eyes that the bram knows nothing of. JANICE PAQUETTE ‘ 33 Ridge Street Activities French Club 2. Vice President 3. Art Club 2.3: The Oak 3. Villa Novan 3.4 Ideas are like the stars we never reach them, but like the manners of the sea. we chart our course by them Carl Schurz ALBERT PAQUIN 628 East School Street Al Al enjoys tennis, basketball, and baseball and would like to go to school to learn a trade KATHI PARISEAU 327 Ninth Avenue Activities: Chorus 3.4. Acapeiia Choir 4 Today, well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope Sanskrit CATHERINE PARRENT 114 Orchard Street “Cathy Activities: Fashion Show 3 Cathy plans on living a wornless life CHERYL PATRICE 114 Collins Street Activities: Student Council 3. Student Film Society 3. Everytime is a good time if we but know what to dev with it. Emerson JOSE PEDRO 147 Warwick Street Joe ' Activities: Soccer 2.3.4. Quiver Sports Staff 4. Student Film Society Selection Committee 4 And so we come to a fork m the road, you must take your path and I must take mine, may we both find peace SUSAN PELLERIN 307 Burnside Avenue Activities: Quiver Art Co-Editor 4. Art Club 4 Without dimension, where length, breadth, and height, and time and place are lost, where eldest night and chaos. Ancestors of nature, hold eternal anarchte. amidst the noise of endless wars, and by confusion stand John Milton DEBRA PELOQUIN 79 Mason Street ' Debbie Activities Gymnastics Club 2; Float Decorating Committee 2.3.4; Junior Marshall 3; Cheerleader 3.4. Quiver Sports Staff 4. Physical Fitness Club 4. Debbie will never forget the good times cheer- BEVERLY (ROUSSEAU) PERRAULT 339 Logee Street Bev Bev's prized possessions are her husband John and son Jeffrey She will always remember her Kxf friends in the Supply Hut VID PERRON 33 Williams Street Dave Dave s pet peeve is teachers that won t listen to what you say. MONIQUE PHANEUF 132 Newland Avenue Nicky I value life, people, and those who are close to me ROSE PHANEUF 134 Newland Avenue DOMENIC PICARD 56 Winter Street Coach Activities Drama Club 2.3.4. German Club 2.3 Domemc's most prized possession is his 66 Pontiac SHARON PICARD 373 Park Avenue Activities: Oak Staff 3; Student Film Society 4 Beauty is that which attracts your soul and that which loves to give and not to receive. Kahkl Gibran RICHARD PIETTE 22 Beausoieii Street Rick Activities Chess Club 2.3.4 Math Club 2. Secretary-treasurer 3. Secretary 4. Science Club treasurer 3.4. The Oak 3. Homecoming Float Committee 4. Quiver Assistant Editor 4 Humanity is to grow in knowledge and activity, without limit. Forebel CAROL PINCINCE 13 Bentley Street Shall the day of parting be the day of gather mg? And shall it be said that my eve was m truth my dawn? Kahlil Gibran MARCEL PINCINCE 306 Privilege Street Activities Varsity soccer team 2.3 4. Drama Club 3.4; Villa Novan Sports Editor 4 Marcel's most memorable moments m WHS occurred during the 1975 soccer season DENIS PLANTE 50 Aylsworth Avenue Goon Activities Hockey Team Manager 4, Derus believes that life is only worth what you put into it BEVERLY PLAYS 95 Huntington Avenue Bev Activities Math Club 3 Bev s ambition is to be a pre-school teacher KATHLEEN PLOUFFE 171 Cady Street Kathy Activities. Intramural Softball 2.3.4 Outing 3 4 Art Club 3.4. Varsity Volleyball 3.4 Quiver Class Staff 4; Homecoming Committee 4 Science Club 4: Business Club 4 Continue to hold on to the things that you have learned and of which you are convinced knowing from whom you learned them II Timo thy 3 14 ELAINE POISSON 182 Lincoln Street SUZANNE POULETTE 764 Elm Streett Chicky Activities Student Council 2.3. French Club 2 3 President 4 Outing Club 2. Tennis Club 2 Track Club 2; Gymnastics 2.3: Ski Club 2.3 Volleyball team 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 3.4; Student Advisory for Physical Education 3: Band 2.3.4 All that we have not seen m this life, we shall attain to in the next — Unknown MARC POULIOT 71 Heather Drive Put- Marc dislikes people who think they are some thing when they're really not He will always remember WHS hockey games and parties KIM PRIESTLEY 710 Third Avenue No one really knows her She's not what she appears, on the outside she is laughing on the inside there are tears. Fisher JOSEPH PROKOP 117 Cato Street ALICE RACICOT 18 Villa Nova Street Smily Alice, who enjoys sewing will always remember the fashion show put on by the Home Ec De partment PATRICIA RAINONE 74 Henry Street Pat- Pat will never forget all the good times at WHS and will always remember the great friends and teachers she met ARTHUR RAYMOND 130 Bourassa Avenue LINDA RECORE 168 South Mam Street MARC REMILLARD 8 Grand Street MICHELLE REMILLARD 1670 Mendon Road Mich Activities Drama Club 2. President 3 4. French Club 2: FBLA 2: Friends-ln-Service 2. Float Decorating Com 3.4: Villa Novan 4 Business Club 4; Student Council 4. Quiver Activities Staff The most completely lost of all days-is that on which one has not laughed Sebastien Chjmfort SUSAN RENAUD 99 Irene Blvd Sue Activities: Tennis Club 2: FBLA 3 Nothing should be more highly prized than the value of each day Goethe ALICE RIBEIRO 480 Providence Street DIANE RICARD 25 Laval Street The only way to have a friend is to be one ROGER RICARD 157 Campeau Street Richard ° Activities Football 4 Roger will always remember eating lunch in Mr Dramviile s Business Law Class He hopes to jom the service MICHAEL RICHARDSON 297 Rhode Island Avenue Mike Mike feels you should live each day for today and worry about tomorrow when it gets here JULIE ROBERT LEONARD ROBERTS 108 Roberta Avenue Lennie Activities Yoga Club 2. Drama Club 3 Student Council 3. Quiver Co-editor-m-Chief 4 Life to me would lose all its interest il I felt that 170 I could not attain perfect love on earth After aH. what matters is that our capacity for loving ever expands ” Mahatma Gandhi KIM ROBIDOUX 80 Ray Avenue Activities: Drama Club 2; SKi Club 2: Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Film Society 3; Radio Station Commercial Committee 4 • Cherish yesterday ... Dream tomorrow Live Today RONALD ROBIDOUX 18 Louise Street •Ron” Activities: Hockey 2.3.4; Baseball 4 Ron plans is to attend URI DARLENE ROCHELEAU 198 Paradis Avenue Maintain thy rosey countenance although life may hand thee one bum rap after another.” JOSEPH ROCK 414 Providence Street Frankenstein” Activities: Chess Club 4; Drama Club 4 Joe's most prized possession is his car. LESLIE ROGESKI 107 Blackstone Street Preiley Let's see with are hearts these things our eyes have seen, and know the truth will still lie somewhere m between .. Grateful Dead JOHN RONDEAU 542 Privilege Street ••Rondo John's most prized possession is his com collection DEBRA ROY 92 Kennedy Street JACQUELINE ROY 315 Burnside Avenue Jackie Activities: Gymnastics 3. Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars above. They will begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education.” JEANNE ROY 92 Kennedy Street JO ANN ROY 335 Dulude Avenue •Jo Activities: Pep Squad 3.4; Quiver Class Staff 4. Being a good example. Jo-Ann likes people with a good sense of humor PRISCILLA ROY 241 Talcott Street DARLENE RUO 18 Laundry Street PAUL RUO 111 Lefrancois Blvd D.J Activities: Debate 2.3. Soccer team 2.3.4; School Radio WWHS 3.4; AV Worker 3.4 Home coming Committee 4; Camera Club 4; Class Vice Pres. 4. Paul hopes to go into the communication field after graduation CAROLYN RUSS 599 Harns Avenue Cruss” Activities: Debate Club 2; Chess Club 3; Junior Marshall 3; Oak 3.4; AV Assistant 4; Quiver Class Staff 4; Prom Committee 3.4; Homecoming Committee 3.4, Some men see things as they are and say why I dream of things that never were and say why not R Kennedy SUSAN RYAN 242 Talcott Street Sue Sue loves camping and swimming She hopes to build a house m Vermont and live happily ever after. THEODORE SAILLANT 78 Cragie Avenue Down the dark future, through long generations the echoing sounds grow ftmter. then cease and like a bell, with solemn sweet vibrations I hear once more the voice of Christ say Peace ! Longfellow 80NNIE ST. GERMAIN 121 Woodland Road Activities: Drama Club 2.3.4; Folk Club 2: Pep Squad 2; Villa Novan 3.4; Float Committee 3: Quiver Class Staff 4; WWHS Announcer 4; Film Society 4. Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high, there's a land that I've heard of. once m a luii-a-bye RICHARD ST GERMAIN 33 Rivulet Street Rick Indoor Track 3.4; Outdoor Track 3.4; Cross-Country 4 MICHAEL SARACINA 173 Washington Street RICHARD SARTINI 119 Lucille Street LINDA SCHOTTER 64 Cross Street Lm Linda plans to get a job in the business field. EARL SCOTT 159 Arnold Street Scotty Activities Football 2.3.4; Drama Club 3.4. Earl feels that trying your best is better than not trying at all. That's why his favorite motto is Well I tried! BRUCE SENECAL 73 Andrews Street 'Moose Activities: Indoor and Outdoor Track 2.3.4; Student Council 2; Quiver Staff 4; Float Decorating Committee 4; PAC 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3.4. Bruce's pet peeve is people who always put themselves down for no reason SHERMAN SHAVER 598 Knollwood Drive Buzzy Activities: Drama Club 4, Buzzy will never forget participating m the Drama Club. He hopes to become an actor and a writer. JOHN SIMARD 177 Jenckes Street John's future plans include working with computers. His favorite class is Mr Bedard s Computer Programming Class EDWARD SIMPSON 54 Bradley Street CHRISTINE SITNIK 729 Grove Street •Chris Activities Pep Squad 4; Float Decorating Com-' mittee 4. Live every day to its fullest and be happy to be alive ” WILLIAM SMITH 192 Marshall Road Bill A stupid man dies a stupid death.” DEBORAH SMYTH 100 Walnut Hill Road Debbie” Activities: Chorus 4 Happiness isn’t something you experience, it’s something you remember Oscar Levant JAMES SOSIK 77 Huntington Avenue Jim Activities: Golf Team 2.3. Co-Captain 4; Chess Team Vice President 2. President 3.4; Student Council 3. Imagine John Lennon ELAINE SOUZA 302 Park Avenue Activities: Outing Club 2.3; Oak Staff 3; Art Club 3; Film Society 4 You are not thrown to the winds, you gather certamly and safely around yourself, yourself, yourself yourself forever and ever! Whitman JUDY STATTLER 61 Oak Street Activities: Drama Club 2.3.4. Judy believes you should live to the fullest and be happy m all you do. DOREEN SUGHRUE 275 Front Street Dor” Show love and kindness today, for tomorrow's chance may be lost.” CAROL SUTHERLAND 61 Lefrancois Blvd Activities: Cheerleader 3.4 Carol's most memorable moments m WHS are the Great Thanksgiving Football games and hockey games DONALD SUTHERLAND 538 Bound Road Don” Activities: Cross-Country 2.3. Co-Captam 4; Indoor Track 2.4; Outdoor Track 2.4. Debate Club 3.4; Model Legislature 3.4; Oak Staff 3.4; Villa Novan 4; Math Elective Advisory Committee 3. Even when Don was busy with studies he still had time for his Fan Club”!! PATRICIA SUTHERLAND 99 Annette Avenue Patty You're nobody until somebody loves you,” OAVID SYLVESTRE 580 Diamond Hid Road Dave Dave, whose favorite possessions are his motorcycle and his car. would someday like to become a cabinet maker. MICHELLE SYLVESTRE 580 Diamond Hill Road Mitch” Activities: Student Council 3 Michelle feels that life is what you make it out to be Happmess is life ROBERT SYLVESTRE 580 Diamond Hill Road MICHAEL TAILLON 44 Monty Avenue Mike” Activities: Track 2. Mike's future plans are attending college He enjoys camping and weight lifting. DENNIS TANCRELL 366 Mo wry Street GLENN TEPER 62 Francis Street Teep Activities: Student Council 2; German Club 3; Chorus 4. Teep will always be found crusm' through the city m his Dodge Dart Swinger RANDY TESSIER 143 Lemay Road Tess Activities Indoor Track 2.4; Outdoor Track 2.4; Science Club 3. Randy hopes to be a conservation officer out in the Midwest RENE TETREAULT 299 High Street Ray” Activities: DECA 3.4 H you can't have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have EMILE THIBEAULT. JR 122 Cote Avenue The Big E Activities: Class Treasurer 2.3; Class President 4; French Club 2.3. Happmess is the consciousness we have of it. George Sand DEBRA THIVIERGE 176 Bailey Street • Debbie Debbie believes if everybody gives more than receives, the world would be a better place to lw€ JO-ANN THIVIERGE 81 Rome Avenue Activities: Cheerleader 2; Student Council 3. “Don't walk m front of me. Don't walk behind me. But walk beside me and be my friend.” CAROL THOMPSON 88 Parker Street Activities: Pep Squad 2.3; Quiver 4. Carol's pet peeve is getting up early and being crowded on the bus JOELLE THORNARD 527 Robinson Street •Jo Activities: French Club 2; FTA 2; Chess Club 3; Oak 3.4; Villa Novan 3. Quiver 4 You can do anything you want to do if you keep on trying ALAN THUOT 65 Bellingham Street DONNA TRINQUE 212 Patton Road Activities: Outing Club 3.4; Quiver Class Staff 4; Float Decorating Committee 4; Business Club Pres. 4. Nothing is a waste that leaves a memory.” MARY TUITE 19 Fourth Avenue Toot Mary's pet peeve is people who judge you before they know you NORMAN VAILLANT 24 Gaulm Avenue ELIZABETH VANCE 1156 Social Street Beth Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Now you know why. ELIZABETH VANGEL 335 Harris Avenue Activities: Quiver Co-editor-m-Chief 4 ARTHUR VANMOERKERQUE 84 Benefit Street Artie Activities: Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2; Cross Country 3; Outing Chib 4. Artie s future plan include becoming a Game Warden FRANK VIGGIANI 83 Kn«ht Street LINDA V1TIELLO 256 Aytsworth Avenue RENEE VIVEQUIN 569 Robinson Street Activities Chorus 2; Majorettes 3. Renee will always remember being a majorette. She enjoys reading and riding and hopes to be happy m the future. WALTER WAROT 31 Marshall Road Activities Band 2.3; Rock Band 2.3.4; Rl Allstate Band 2.3; New England Solo and Ensemble 2.4; Football 3; Outing Club 3.4; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Rl Solo and Ensemble 4. Fill what is empty, empty what is full, and scratch where it itches DAVID WECAL 129 Pmecrest Drive Activities: Golf 2.3.4; Hockey 2.3 Dave's favorite class was Mr Bedard's Algebra II class SHERI WEICHERDING 471 Village Road Activities Chorus 3.4. People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges Joseph Newton THOMAS WILLIAMS 58 Franklin Street Tom” Activities Drama 3.4; Villa Novan Subscriptions Committee 3: Tommy believes m enjoying life to it's fullest CONSTANCE WILSON 64 Bourdon Blvd Connie Activities: Fashion Show 3. Chorus 3.4. Connie's favorite class is English MICHAEL WILSON 89 Summit Stret Chico” Activities Chorus 2.3.4. Band 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Prom Committee 2.3.4; Float Committee 2.3; Drum Major 3.4; Acapeila Choir 3.4 Bicentennial Choir 4; Economics Fashion Show 3; Junior Class Banquet Committee 3: Senior Lounge Monitor 4 CATHERINE WRENN 508 Logee Street Cath Love is the most formidable, unexpected, and mysterious of all cosmic energies within the limits of our Lord's reach. JOHN ZOLTEK 350 Mason Street “Johnny Zee Activities Jazz Lab 3.4; Rock Band 3. Do what you do best, and go as far as you can go 171 Superlatives 174 chelle a 90% the Nat Dnna NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The following students, having maintained demic average, have become members of Honor Society Secondary Schools. Diane M. JSbisclair Diane M. Breault Darlene N. Briggs Roger L. Brunelle Carl L. Brunetti Diane T. Buteau Sarah L. Cal las Denise M. Carriere Michael J. Cheamitru Mellanie J. Dansereau Mark J. Deblois _ Normand L. Decelles Michelle D.D Richard A. F Gloria L. Gauthier Yvonne F. ..... Joanne M. Heffeman Elizabeth L. Hemond David A. Hodell Carol D.Hogue Donald Hogue Elaine M. Hoyceanyls William M. Kubaska Carol A. Lanctot Debra A. Mainville Gerard A. Nadeau Jeanne F. Ouellette Janice L. Paquette Cheryl D. Patrice Sharon A. Picard Richard G. Piette Kathleen I. Plouffe Leonard K. Roberts Elaine M. Souza Donald R.Sutherland Elizabeth A. Vangel DE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Mowing students, having maintained an 85% aca-averagejHiave become members of the Rhode Honor Society of Secondary Schools. T. Audette : kA- Bafkj F ■L. Barrette Pauline R. Barthelemy Richard D. Beaubien te P. Beaudet . Be lisle en A. Bernier k H. - C. Bissonnette J. Bo usque t ancy T. Brouillard eth A. Calho in M. Capellanio Jo-Anne M. Chevr Shirley J. Chouinard James J. Crisafulli Jodi A. Delasanta Delasanta Dino M. DeThomas Richard F. Dubois Carol A. Duhamel Ronald R. Duquette ail M. Durand verly A. Ethier Lynn M- Ferruolo Anne ft Fontaine Roger R. Fontaine Glaude ristine M. Guilbault th G. Hardy Michael N. Jasmin Clifford . Kendzierski M. Lachance Diane J. Lafrenaye Barbara A. Lanctot Linda L. Lanctot Kevin P. Laplante erine A. Laprade Jacqueline M. Laquerre L. Laramee L. Lucchesi tida G. Maclure enneth W. Marques Robert N. Martel I A. McGhee a S. Mongeon cia L. Morin la J- Mulcahy Nespolo Pedro Pincince Plays estley Rainone . Remil lard endud , Richardson Robert Robidoux Rocheleau Jo-JBm B. Roy lyn J. Russ LsSt. Germain istine A. Sitnik Thibeault Thivierge Thivierge Thonnard Trinque A. Tui te Iter W.arot vid A. Wecal 175 s 176 53 SCHOOL BUS B Dedication In thistour nations ZOOth birthday, is fibfinq and,d sd c y?rtie( o� iic to observe the land's first Wi-icd s'— ths. American Indian- For tiuo hunched years he hos been oppressed by d country that boasts of ’ ft, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. before the white man StH-led in this territory, the. Ihdidh ooas dh inckpencknt person in d very real u dy. He hod ct choncc -for fife, iforty and happiness. yef, iofj.lt th£. American Indian hos continually beeh abused dad ridiculed uit have imbibed much from hib herif-dpe- Thcu rds 'Woonsocket' dnd 'Quiver'are of Indian origin - in Hi is high school Lue have chosen Hie Indian as our symbol- wt have fa Hen muchmjay ■from the American Indian, including his pride and 'independence'. Perhaps if is Hme. to give some of if bach to him- 182 A DA WEEP VONTED- ' vV EE 0 R V E viX Lt Von principal ken vor VbnsokKet Hi SKod Mo experienz rekwired. De vomen mu$ not have da moastash. KITCHEN XPERT! VOMTEO] K LAS Nu toot von ted to KooK dppetttmq and hot toonche . vor das student ov Vonjotlcet ADDS Hi StQQt- Serre Ifttl e peneni vrom Karroitr Humberqtrfc reKw'rcd. 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Downtown Woonsocket Slatersville Plaza A GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION For All Seasons Gift Shoppe” 766-1467 767-0605 HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT North Smithfield, Rl PIERANNUNZI'S SHOE REBUILDING WOONSOCKET PRESCRIPTION CENTER, INC. 125 COURT STREET 186 Cass Avenue WOONSOCKET, R. I. Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895 Once a trial, always a customer'’ Telephone 767-3600 Established 1902 c { � � • • £S