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Ju■ To know what nior . . . prom everybody else knows is to know nothing. . . . Courmant

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And memory gild the past!

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The Bir<l of Time has but a little way to fly — and Lo’ the Bird i.s on the wing. — Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

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CYNTHIA JOAN BRYDEN Dost thou love life'? Then do not squander time, for that’s the stuff life is made of.” — B. Franklin . . . Wash . . . Chem Fam Br . . Good Luck Max ... Au rev . . .

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But we sure had a good time When we started way back when.

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Yesterday. I heard a hundre<l goodbyes, but today I hear only one sound . . . the moment I m living is now.

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KAREN CASINELLI ‘'Time passes much too quickly.

When together laughing! ” did T someone• mention food?? . . . Rollin' on the River . . . Where’s Frances!! . . hm-m-m nice!

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VERA JEAN CIOTOLA . all the change is in me.

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ANN ELIZABETH COPPOLA Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles.

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Because I know that time is always time, and place is always and only place, and what is actual is actual for one time, and onlv for one place . . .

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ANNE DELANEY People seldom say, "I love you” So when 1 say, “I love you,” it doesn’l mean that I don’t want you to go, onh that I wish you didn’t have to.

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ROSEMARY DePETRO Something was trying to come out and as my breaking voice began to cry. time breaking itself, began to shout, and 1 was that moment of time and it was 1.

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Touirscheva, com­ plaining. togetherness — friends — fun . . . and the ('hern family. (Cd)

CAROL D OLIVEIRA

13 yrs. . . . peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . LaSalle ... Jr. Prom . . . P C. mixers . . . Chicago . . .

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DONNz\ MARIE DUFRESNE "For every minute you’re angr\’ — you lose 60 seconds of happiness!"

Duffee ... 1 got the car! . . . King Tut. Queen? . . . elevator . . . Where’s Kathv?

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J()z\N F. ELDREDGE To thine own self be true. And it must follow as night the day. Thou canst not then be false To any man. — Shakespeare. i

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PATRICIA EILEEN FERGUSON "If 1 can touch one man s heart, and in it, rekindle one single flame, iny life will be well spent.’ — Pat Ferguson.

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MAUREEN EORDE Through the years I will never forget the happiness, the sadness, the easy times, the hard times. But most of all I will never forget any of you.

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LAUREN GARZONE Don’t walk in front of me for 1 may not follow, don’t walk behind me for 1 may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend.

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UDITH GER\ AIS For al my close friends who have made me smile. 1 wish that they. too. always have reason to smile . . . make me smile.

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ROSEMARY HAM BLY To right the unrightable wrong To laugh pure and chaste from afar To try when your arms are too weary To reach the unreachable star!

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All of the magic, the music is you. — J. Denver . . . Handel's Messiah. El . . . TGIF . . . Mad . . Si.

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LORI COI.LEEN LIEDER Don t walk in Irnnl of me, I ina\ not follow. Don’t walk beliiiicl me, 1 ma\ not lead. W alk beside mt* arid just be m\ friend. — Camus

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For me it is enough to .say That something beautiful passed tny way.

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It’s only the giving that makes you what you are. — Ian .Anderson . . .

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LORI McGINITY Life is a one-way street. No matter how many detours you take, none of them leads back. — Isabel Moore

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I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seeh yesterday and 1 love today.

— Wm. Allen White. Intiminti . . .

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DEBI A. MOLLICONE The past is the past and will never return, the future we know not; Only the present we can call our own. — Nicholas and Alexandra . . . Spain . . . cos-x . . . Concerts . . . Dy.

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Now 1 won't be back til later on If I do come back at all. Rut you know me. and I miss vou. — Neil Young

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It isn’t ever the same. In time I’ll change, and you. and the currents of our lives. But the image of this mo­ ment will never fade. This moment, and you, are unforgettable.

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"Time and Tide wait for no man.

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L6iR gym classes, (Parole s lunch table . . Places to go. people to see. things to do . .

JAYNE PRENDEBGAST Are yon happy my friend? Show me your smile! For what is a smile hut to share and keep.

KAREN PROCACCINI What's the earth with all its art. verse, music, worth— Compared with love. found, gained, and kept ?

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LESLIE QUINN For every minute vou are angry, you lose sixty seconds ot happiness P.C. Mixers . . Plateau . . Eisn anvone? . . . Cheer up! . . .

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DEBRA L. RADIGAN I have experienced only a small part of life. 1 have received love and felt pain. I will go on and live my life.

Receive more love and feel more pain . . . Super C. r ■ f

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We live today to discover what tomor­ row will be . . . Suzie . . . Bug . . . Kr237 . . . Mo . . . Eyes . . . Sew what's new . . . J.O.W. . . . Proms . . . T.S. . . . Reel) . . . George’s . . . Fairfield P.J. ...

MARY PATRICIA REGAN I’ve been to manv different places many different times, but those shared with you are remembered best.

— George Betts

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The “Spirit Sun” is stronger And a "New Day" is dawning for us all. — Seals 6i (Toft

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"Think of today, and the ages contin­ ued henceforward, . . , W.W. . . .

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DIANE M. SANTANIELLO Hey tomorrow, where are you goin ?

Do you have some room for me?

Cause night is failin’ and dawn is cal­ lin'. I'll have a new dav if it'll have me. — Jim Croce.

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LAURIE A. SANTOPIETRO Slars o\cr snow and in the West a planet swinging below a star-look lor a lovely thing and yon will find it, it is not far-It never w ill be far . .

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'■r AUDREY SIDLAUSKAS "Stop listening to the voices of your creators deriving you existence. All the prohibitions were only the an­ guished screams of their mortality. ”

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“You’ve got to have a dream before it can come true ’ . .. Almacs makes friends! . . . Where’s Karen’? .. .

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— Elizabeth Asquith Bibesco

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— Etnersoii Inliminti ... Really ., Bobsey Twins

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PAMELA ANN MARIE STOREY ■■ . . . the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. ' — Emerson

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101

The Sophomore Class Mr. And Mrs. Americo Buonanno, Jr. Mr. Frank D’Orio Dr. And Mrs. Alvin G. Gendreau Mr. And Mrs. Edward J. Imperatore Mr. And Mrs. Joseph McGinnity Mr. And Mrs. Salvatore Santopietro Mr. And Mrs. James M. Sloan, III Dr. And Mrs. Paul Sordellini Mr. And Mrs. Andrew Vorro Mr. And Mrs. Vincent J. Wernig Mr. And Mrs. Thomas G. Williams

Ansul Craft Inc. Judge And Mrs. John Bourcier Dr. And Mrs. Carmine Capalbo And Family Mr. And Mrs. Paride DeGuilio, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. DePetro A Friend Dr. And Mrs. Frank W. DiChiara Mr. And Mrs. Harold D. Gould Dr. And Mrs.William Howrie, Jr. Mr. And Mrs. Francisco Martins Margaret McDonald

102

Robert F. McDonald Mr. And Mrs. James M. McSoley Mr. And Mrs. Frederick Mullen Mr. And Mrs. Wilton Park Mrs. Elvira Petteruti Mr. And Mrs. Armand Quaranto Mr. John F. Reardon Mr. And Mrs. G. Andrew Roth Mr. And Mrs. Frank Rotondo Mr. And Mrs. Robert Selleck

J

The Seventh Grade The Members of Student Council

Mr. And Mrs. Donald Watson

Mr. and Mrs. William Amberg Mr. and Mrs. William J. Blessing Mr. and Mrs. George T. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Mario Casinelli, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ciano Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ciano Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Cofone and Paula Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Cunha Mrs. Robert P. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Doherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hambly Mr. and Mrs. Ellis P. Hawkes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hickey, Jr. Mrs. Edward J. Hulme Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Ippolito Mr. and Mrs. David Joyce Mary Beth Joyce Kath and What??

Mr. and Mrs. John Kennally Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keough Mr. and Mrs. Rene Lacroix

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mansolillo Mr. and Mrs. Aram Markarian Capt. and Mrs. William C. McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mollicone Mr. and Mrs. James R. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morrv Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Regan Room 17 Room 23 Room 37 Room 39 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schiano Mr. and Mrs. K. Sidklauskas Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Spitz Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse O. Tetreault Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Tracey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vecchio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Warzycha Mrs. Shirley V. White

Bet and Rot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brodeur The Chem Family: Cd, Cm, Dg, J, K, Kr, Md. Mn, Pb, Pd, and Si. Mr. and Mrs. Alberino Ciotola Mrs. Alfred DeAngelis

Mr. and Mrs. Whdeh Kaliff Mrs. Florence R. Kassis Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Rendine Room 21 Marv Prinbar

Room 30

103

Deborah Ann Alfano, 2 Eisenhower Dr. Warren. R l-

Alison L. Butterworth, 950 Bullocks Pt. /\ve.. River­

02885; 245-2775; ('boral — 1,2.3; Red Cross — 2;

side, R I

S.A.E. —3; Interclass Comm. —3,4; Gymnastics — 3;

(Phot.) — 4.

02915; 433-1403; S.A.E. — 3; Yearbook

Yearbook — 4.

Eileen Marie Connors, 65 Barney Si.. E. Providence.

Lavout Ed —1

Karen F. Byrne* 49 Bradley St . Prov.. R I 0290S; 521 • Barbara Jane Amberg, 30 Broadview Dr.. Barrington,

R.I., 02806, 245-3773; Choral — L2,3,4; B. V. Cheer­

leader — 1,2; Red Cross — 2; S-A.E- — 3,4; Hm. V Pres. — 3, Yearbook (sub.) — 4; Jogging — 4.

Virginia (Ginny) Argue, 21 Covell Ave., Seekoiik, Mass., 02771; 761-7378; Spanish Club — 3,4; S.A.E. — 3,4

7581; French Club — 2.3; S A. F —1; Year (Sub.} — 4.

Maria Caccia, 21 Peter St., Prov., R.I 02904; 861-4822; Choral — 1.2,3,4; S.A.E. —4; Pep Stpiad — I; Jogging

942- 7427; Hin. V. Pres. — 1; Student Conn

— 2.4;

CLC —3,4: S.A.E. —3; Dance—4.

Kathleen M. Barry, Turtleback Rd.. Sunapee, N.H 03782; 763-2802; Student Conn. — 3; Chrmn. Cent.

Cheerleader — 3,4; S.A.E. —3;

French Club — 3; Publicity Comm. — 4.

R I. 02916; 134-0363; French Club — 1.2,3; Red Cross

— 1; Hendricken Cheerleader — 3.4 (co-captain—1).

Ann Elizabeth Coppola, 31 Downing St., Prov,. R.I, 02907; 941-8978; Math Club— 1.2; S.A.E. —3; Year­

book (sub,) — 4; Journalism — 4.

— 4.

Moira Canning, 39 Nelson St., Prov. R.I. 02908; 3317735; S.A.E —4; Red Cross — 4; Yearbook (Sub.) —

Debra Lynn Asciolla, 197 Chandler Ave., Crans. R.I..

Comm. —3; Hend

231-0461; Bowling — 2; Track —2.3,4; S A. E. —3.4;

Lynn Marie (ainha* 16 A<lele Ave., Rumford. R 1

02915. 434-6627 Red Cross 1.2.3,4; S. A E. — 3,4; Jour-

nalisin — 3.4;

4.

Mary Cannon, 20 Larchwocxl Dr.. E. Prov,. R I. 02916;

earbook —1; Basketball — 2.

Patricia Ann D’Almeida, 30 Prenela St., Pawt,, R.I. 02861; 724- 209-L Basketbail — 1.2.3.4; Softball — 1,2;

434-7239; CLC —3.4; S.A E. —3.4

Volleybail — 2; Journalism — 3; Math Club — 2;

Mary Elizabeth Capatbo, 49 Maplecresl Dr . Green­ ville, R I, 02828; 949-3887; Journalism — 1.2.3; Co-

French (?hib — 3.4; N.H S. —4; Yearbook — 4; Class

Treasurer — 4.

Ed. — 4, French Club — 2,3; S.A.E. — 3,4; Gymnas­ Joyce Daly, 47 Cathedral Ave.. Prov., R. I. 02908; 351-

tics—3; Hend. Cheerleader—I

2225; Journalism — 1.2; Homeroom Treas. —2: Sec Gail M. Beaudoin, 6fW Counts Rd.. Barrington, R 1 02806; 246-1976; Student Coun. —1,2.3.4: Drama— 1;

N.H.S. —3.4; Yearbook — 4; Orchestra—2.

Donna Bordieri, 54 Stonelaw Ave., Providence, R I

Ingrid Mary Carlson, 230 Centre St.. E. Prov., R.I. 02916; 438-3227; Choral — 1; S. A. E. — 3.

Gail M. DcCosle, 44 Arnold St., Riverside, R.I. 02915; Michelle Carnes, 107 Bay Spring Ave., Barrington. R I.

Norina Jean Buurcier, 20 Burnett St., Johnston, R I. 02919; 831-1133; Math Club — 1; Social Comm. — 4; Yearbook (photo.) — 4

Ellen Breen, 49 Locust Terr. Warren, R. I. 02885; 245-

2167; (Jioral — 1.2.3.4.

Margaret Anne Brodeur, 40 Pilgrim Dr.. Wrwk., H I. 02888; 781.07,54; Math Club — 2: S..A.E. — 3; N.H S. — 3,4; ('lass Sec. — I. Journalism — 1; Associate Ed. —4

437-1694

02806; 246-1594; Choral — 1.2; Basketball — 3,4.

02908; 831 -2591; Student Coun. — 1; Journalism — I;

S.A.E (Pres.) —3,4.

— 3; Yearbook — 4.

Patricia Ann DeGiulio, 13 ('apri Dr., Johnston, R.I

Susan E. Carpenter, 6 Tara Way. Lincoln, R I 02865;

02919; 231-0146; Red Cross — 3; Homeroom Treas, —

724-2593; Red Cross — 1.3.4; S.A.E, — -1; Hend.

1,2,3; N ILS. — 3,1; German Club — 2; S.A.E. —3;

(nieerleadcr — 4.

Tennis — 3,4 (capt.); Basketball — 1,2; Track — 1,2,3;

Field Hockey — 2; President’s Physical Fitnes-s— 1.2; Karen Casinelli. 26 Hibiscus Dr . Crans.. R.I. 02920;

Explorer Program, Yearbook — 4

942-2701, S-/\.E- —3; Hend. Cheerleader — 3.4; Hin. Sec. —1; Yearbook (Sub.) — 4,

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Shelley Deighan, 251 Webster St., Pawt.. R.I. 02861;

722-3922; S.A.E. 3; Red Cross -1; Ecology — 2; Jour­

Nancy L. Charves, 25 Chcdell Ave , E, Prov,, R.I

nalism — 2

02914; 434-4013; Pep Squad — 1; Debate — 1,2,3; Co­

Pres. —1. B V. Cheerleader 2; Co-Capl. —3,4; Cente­

Anne Delaney, 53 Pocono Dr., Warwick, R.I. 02888;

nnial Comm. - 3; Interclass Comm. — 3.4; French

463-8581

Club —4; S..A.E- —3,4

Dale Dempsey, 12 Metcalf St.. Warwick. R.I. 02888;

Cynthia Joan Bryden, 76 Joyce St., Warren. R.I. 02885;

Lisa M. Ciano, 41 Oak Grove Blvd., No. Prov., R.I,

781-2104; German Club — 1.2; Red Cross — 2.3;

245-6674; Debate — 1.2; Sec. — 3; Math Club — 2;

02911; 353-1707; Student Coun. —2; Hm. V. Pres. —

Gymnastics — 3.

Orchestra —2.3.1; Bowling—2; Journalism —3. (Co-

3; Hm. Treas. —4; Hend. (Jieerleader — 3.4; Inter-

Ed — 4); Student Coun. —4; N ILS. —3.4.

class Comm. — 2; Jogging — 4; French (lub (Treas.)

Rosemary DePetro, 89 Ferncrest Ave., Cranston, R.I.

— 2; Co-Pres. — 3.

02905; 781-1509; Homeroom Treas. —2; Homeroom

Sec. —3; French Club —2,3,4 (Co-Pres. —3); School

MaryAnn Buonanno. 2450 Hartford Ave.. Jstn., R I 02919; 934-1133; Student Coun. — L

Karert Ann Burgess, 24 Home z\ve.. Prov,. R 1. 02908; 831-1370; S.A.E —3,4; Ecology—3,4; Cross Coun. — 2; Orchestra — 2; French Club - 3.

Rayna Ciano, 81 WotxJview Dr.. Crans., R.I. 02920;

Publicity Chairman — 3; S.A.E. — 3,4; Hendricken

942-5189; S.A.E. —3,4; Hend

Cheerleader — 3,4; Yearbook Public Relations Ed. —

(Hieerleading —3.4;

Yearbook (Layout)-4; Red Cross —4

4.

Cheryl Cimini, 9 Brighton St., Prov.. R, I 02909; 331-

Donna Ann DiDominico> 575 Mount Pleasant Ave..

7893; Red Cross — 2; S.A.E —4.

Prov., R I 02908, 831-5468; Red Cross - 1; Math Club — 1; Hendrieken Cheerleader — 3.4; Drama — 2,3,4

Martha Ann Burns, 196 Sas ics Ave.. Pawt., R 1. 02860;

.Maryann Cioc, 72 Pine Hill Ave., Jstn., R.I. 02919;

725-7640, Math 'ream — 2,3; French Club — 3,4; Hm

231-6799; Choral—3; Hm Sec. —3

V. Pres. — 4. N. H S. — 3,4; Journalism — 1; Assoc.

Ed -4.

104

Paula DiCiuseppe, 14 Anthony St.. Johnston, R.I 02919; 944-5661; N. H S. — 3,4; Spanish Club — 2

V'era Jeap Ciotola, Lantern Rd . Smithfield, K I. 02917;

(treas.); Yearbook — 4; S. A. E. — 3,4.

Jan-Marie DiNardi, 43 Priscilla Ave..

Prov.. H l

02909; 944-1647; Red Cross — 1,2. F T A — 4: C LC.

9625; (Jhoral — 1; S.A.E. — 3,4; Yearbook —4, jog­

Shirley Lacroix, 51 Ordwas St . Pawluck(‘t, H I. 02861,

ging (}hib — 4

725-7038: Choral — 1.2.3,4 (V

— 1): Spanish

Club — 2,3,4 <Treas. —3); NJLS. —3.4, Yearbcmk

— 2.3: Math Club — 2: Choral*—2.3; Spanish Chib — Clenna Marie Gould, 247 Poplar Dr., ('raiiston, R I.

2.3.

Pres

Sub. Staff— 4

02920: 942-0521: Spanish (3ub —3; journalism —3;

Joan Elizabeth DiPrete, 19 West Bel Air Rd,, Cran­

Ecology (Jub • 3,4.

Lori (Colleen Leider, 18 Rusliloii Dr. Oanston, R I. 02^X)5: 4(n-(>659: Bed Cross —3; Yearbook Sub. Staff

Rosemary Hambly, 86 Bluff St., Riverside, R.l. 02915;

—4

ston. R I 02920; 942-0144; Red Cross — 2; S.A.E 3,4; N H-S. —3.4; French Club — 2,3; Yearbook-4.

43*3-03W); Choral — 1,3; Pep Squad — I: S.A.E. —3.4.

Cheryl Doherty, 2 Ellis St., Rumford, R.l. 02916; 434-

Spanish (Club — 2,3.

Kathleen M. Little, 52 Ravenswood Ave.. Providence.

R.I, 02908: 351-5097; Red Ooss — 2.3.1: Spanish (Juh

5945: Homeroom Vice Pres. — 1; German (Club — I. Math (.Chib — 1.2; S.A.E, —3,4; journalism — 2.4; Red

Karen M. Hassett, 76 Sleere Farm Rd , Harrisville. R 1

— 3; C.LC. —2.3,4: Basketball — 1.2.3.4; S.A.E. — 3,

Cross — 3; Gymnastics — 3,4; Homeroom Sec. — 4;

02830: 568-4355: Orchestra — 2.3,4; Yearbook — 4:

4: (Hioral — 2; Yearbook Sub. Staff —1

Yearbook —4.

Assembly Comm, of S (C. — 4: C. L.(^ —I Joan Carol Lynch, 107 Howland Ave . E Providence.

Carol D’Oliveira, I Drowiie Pkwy , Rumford, R.I

Marianne Hefner, 56 (Capitol View Ave.. N. Prov , R. I.

R.I 02914; 438-2963, Choral — 1.4; S A E. —3; Or­

02916; 434- 1009; Library Aid — 1; S.A.E. — 3,4; Ecol­

02908; 353-1969: French Club — 2; S.A E — 3: Home­

chestra — 2; Math Club — 2; Spanish Club — 1.2.

ogy (Jub —4; Publicity (Committee of Student Coun­

room V Pres. —2. Interclass Comm of Student Coun­

cil — 4: Yearbook — 4

cil — 3: Student Council — 3; N.H S. — 3,4; B V.

Paula Jean Maggiaccmo. 8 River Rd , No. Providence.

(Cheerleading —3.

R.I. 02W)4: 353-3714; Stndtuit Council — 1.2.4; ('lass

Chairman — 2: S. F.\ B —2: journalism — 2.4;S. A E.

Donna Marie Dufresne, 145 Circuit Dr. Riverside.

R,l. 02915; 433-3216; Math Club — 2; Spanish Club

Janet Marie Heidel. 137 Marnoch Dr., Seekonk, Mass.

— 3 (Treas. - 3); Hendricken Cheerleading — 3,4;

(sec.) 2.3; C.LC. —3,4; S.A.E. —3,4; Orchestra —2,

02771:336-9156: Math Club — 1.2; C.LC. — 3: S A E.

(’horal — 3: Yearbook — 4: Evaluation Education

3; Yearbook — 4.

— 3.4: (Jerman (Juh — 2.3.4; Orchestra — 2.3.4

Committee — 1,2.

(pres,); Journalism —I: Varsity Basketball — 1,3.4 Joan F. Eldredge, 28 Austin Ave., Greenville. R.I

02828: 949-3476; S A.E — 3: Homeroom Pres. — 4.

Student ('ouncil Committees Inlerclass — 3; Publicity

—I; Yearbook — 4.

Patricia Eileen Ferguson, 47 Callan St., Prov.. R I, 02908: 521-5448: Track

Karen Mahoney, 35 Bullocks Point

\ve . Riverside.

Kathleen B. Hogan, 240 Pawtuxet Ave.. C'ranston. R.I

R I. 02915; 433-2350: Ecology Club — I. Interact —3;

02905; 781-8564; Choral — 2.3,4: Red (zTOSS —4; Hen­ dricken (Jieerleader —3,4. Track — 2.3.4. Pres Phy.s

Eco-Action —3, Future Homemakers of America — 2.

3; Spanish Honor Society — 3: Future Nurses of Amer­

Fitness — 2,3,4: Class (?ochairwonian — 3; Yearbook

ica — 3.

— 4,

Patricia F. Malloy, 38 W ealth Ave , Providence. R I

Field — 1.2,3,4; Bay viewer

— 1.3.4; C.LC. — 1.2,3. Model Legislature — 2.3,4;

Angel Imperalore, 64 Orchard Dr . Cranston. R I

02908: 861 -7625: Red Cross — 3; S A E — 3.4: Tennis

Yearbook Photo Editor — 4; (Choral — 1,2.

02920: 942-9275; Red Cross —3; S A E. —3; Tennis —

— 3.4. Yearbo(jk Sub Staff — 4: H R. sec. — L3: H R

3; Yearbook Photographer — 4. Hendricken (Cheer­

V, pres — 2.

Donna M. Ferri, 6$)3 Benefit St . Pawl.. R.I. 02861.

leader — 4; Bowling — 1.2; Orche.slra — 1.

722-5381; Red Cross — 1; Orchestra —2,3; Homeroom

Cheryl R. Mancini, 62 \ erdi St.. No. Provitlence. R I.

Sharon L. Jones. Robin Hoibnv R<i., W

V. Pres. —2: B.V. Cheerleading -3.

Martha Flynn, 605 Natick Ave., Cranston. R I 02920:

Greenwich.

02904: 724-6339; S.A E — L Red Cross — 4. \carlmuk

R.I 02816:397-9372: Choral Music— L2,3.4.

Sub Staff— 4

Mary Beth Joyce, 28 Doane Ave., Prov., R I. 02906;

Lori Lynne Mansolillo, 279 Highland Ave . Warwick,

331-4437: Softball — 1: Volleyball -I; C.LC. — 3:

R. I 02886; 8W- 3171; Art Club — 1: Math Club — 2;

Basketball — 2,4: Track — 2.4: Ihmieroom Sec. — 2:

S.A.E. —3.4: French Club — 3: Red Cross — 4; Ecolo­

Yearbook — 4; N I I.S. —3.4.

gy Club — 4. Hendricken Cheerleading — 4

353-1566; Red Cross — 3,4; S.A.E. — 3,4; Interclass

Margaret rose Kaliff, 26 Intervale Ave.. E Prov., R 1 02914; 434-5982; Math Club — 2: Bouling League

V'erjean z\nn Markarian. 79 (hishmaii Ave . E

(>>mm. of Student Council—3; S B — 1

(sec.); S.A.E. — 3.1. Ecology Club — 4; PublicHy

942-2939: French Club — 1.2.3; Red Cross — 1; Track & Field — 2; S. A.E. 3; Homeroom Treas. — 2.3: Class

Treas. — 4: Hendricken Cheerleader— 3,4 (capl ).

Linda Fogarty, 8 Gibbs St.. North Prov.. R I

02904;

Comm, of Student Council — 4: Yearbook — 4.

Provi­

dence. R. I. 02914; 434-6240: Spanish (?!ub — 2; Choral

— 1,3,4

Maureen Forde, 417 Phnnfietd St,, Prov . R.I. 02909: 944-4329; Red Cross -3; Choral — 1.2.3,4; S.A.E. —

Ann L. Kennally, 15 Nathaniel Rd . Barrington. R I

3; Hendricken Cheerleader — 4; Yearbook — 4

0240(>: 245-6579: Red Cross — 1,2; Debate — 1; Stu­ dent (xinncil —3,4

Debbie L. Marshall, 25 Honeysuckle Rd.. Warwick.

R 1 02888: 463-7971

02919; 351-1389; Tennis— 1: Horse-back riding— 1.

Kathryn A. Keough, 6 Mayfair Dr., Rumford, R.I.

Anh Marie Martino, 83 Princess Ave,. Oanston. R I 02920: 942-7632: Pep Squad — I . S.F. \ B — 1; Class

Bowling Team — 2; (^hess Club — 4.

02<)l6; 434-0387; Field Hockey —2; Basketball — 2.3.

('hairmati — I: Student (Council - 1: H R

treas. —2;

4

J

(?h<'erleading — 1; S.A.E. — 3.4,

Hendricken

Lauren Garzone, 3 N'alley View Dr.. Johnston, R.I

Cheerleading — 4, Yearbook Public Relations Staff —

Michelle Gendreau, 50 Maplecrest Ave . N. Prov . R. I 02911: 353-9631: junior Achievement — 1.

Patricia King, IS So Brookside Ave.. No. Providence.

R. I, 02911,231-6072; Hendricken Cheerleading (wres­

4.

Judith Gervais, 47 Raymond St., Prov . R.I. 02908:331-

tling and soccer) — 3.4

Susan J. Marlins, 34 East (Jcorge St., Hrovidenve. H I

I II I i

I

105

02906: 521-3357; Red Cross — L2.3.4; C.L.C. -2.3.4

Jean M. Moran, 75 Berkley St., Cranston, R.I. 02910;

02915; 438-5886; Red Cross — 1: Debate —2: Student

(co-pres —3.4 h Math Club — 2: S.A E. —3.4; French

Council — 1.4; Homeroom Sec. — 2; Homeroom

Club —2.3; N il s. —3.4; Choral — 2,3,4; Yearbook

9*12-3387; Choral — 2.3; S.A.E. — 3,4; Hendrieken (Cheerleading — 4; Red Cross — 4: Yearbook Sub

Business Editor.

Staff —L

S.rA.B. —4; N U.S, —3.4.

Marilyn Ann Matzko. 595 Natick Ave.. (Cranston. R.I.

Roberta Morry, 975 Narragansett Pky.. Warwick, R.I

Anne Marie Petteruti, 1000 Providence St., W. War­

02920: 942-1189; Debate — 1; Choral — 1,2: French

0288S. 4(53-9511. (Cheerleading—1. Drama — 2.

wick. R-1, 02893; 828-0456; Homeroom Sec. — 2; Cho­

Club —3.4; S.A.E. —3; N H.S. —4. Intcrclass Com­

mittee — 3: Publicitv Committee —L

Treas. - 3: Senior Class Pres. — 4: Choral — 4;

ral — 2: Journalism —3; S.A.E. —3,4.

Patricia A, Mullen, 44 Maynard St., Pawtucket. R.I 02860: 725-4245; Basketball — 1.2,3,4; (capt — 1.2)

Kathy Platt, 76 Winslow St., Riverside. R. I 02915; 433*

Linda K. Mazzuechelli, 97 Cathedral Ave., Providence,

Softball — 1; S.A.E. —3; Track—2,3,4; Volleyball -

1922: Choral —2; B V. Cheerleader — 2,4; l.ayoul Ed.

R.I. 02908; 274-5760; S.A.E- —3,4; Basketball — 1; Spanish (Jub — 3,4; H R v. pres — 2,3; Yearbook

2; H R sec. — 2; Tennis — 3.4; H R. treas. - 4; Year

Bay Viewer — 4; Homeroom Sec. —4; S. A E. —4.

Sub. Stall — I

book Business Staff — 4; N.H.S.—3.4

Hendrieken Cheerleading — 3.4 {co­

captain — 4)

Jayne Prendergast, 306 Wilson Ave., E. Prov . R.I. Jane Murphy, 75 Brookfield Rd . Riverside. R I. 02915

02916; 434-5975; Red Cross — 1: Social Publicity

43S«4627; Red Cross— 1; (?horal—4

Committee-3; S.A.E. —3,4.

Kathryn Nassaney, 90 Shawmut Ave., Central Falls

Karen Procaccini, 46 Aaron Ave., Bristol. R.I 02809;

H I. 02863 ; 725-3877; Debate -I; Red Cross — 1.2

253-5949; Choral—4.

Debbie Lynn McBride, 43 Burnside St.. Providence,

R I. 02905; 46M487.

Jeannie McCaw, 7 Fairview Dr.. Bristol, H I 02809; 253-9280: (Choral— L2.3.4Maryann McDonald, 12 Cedar Lane, (Jreenville. R.I.

'I'ennis — 1: Student Council — 3,4: Social Publicity Comm. — 3; S.F. A, B, — 3: Junior Class Chairman — 3; S.A.E — 3; Class V Pres. — 4; Yearbook Layoui

253-5949; Choral — 1,2,3,4. Drama - 2: Yearbook Sub­

Staff — 4

scription Staff — 4

Gina Marie Natale, 43 Marblehead Ave., N. Prov . R, I

Karen A. Proulx, 25 Belmore Dr, N, Prov . R 1 02904;

02904:353-1136; Choral—3; S.A.E. —3,4; Red Cross

353-6462; Yearbook Subscription Staff — 4: Red Cross

— 4; Journalism — 2; Ilendricken Cheerleader — 4:

— 4.

Patricia Procaccini, 46 Aaron Ave., Bristol. R I. 02809;

02828; 949-1576; Red Cross — 1.2.3: S A E —3; Cho­

ral — 2; Yearbook Sub. Staff — 4

Marion Joyce McCair, 92 Betsy Williams Dr . Cran-

ston, R I 02«)5: W1-2289; Red Cross — 1. French Club — 2.3.4; S.A-E —3,4: Journalism —1.

Yearbook Subscription Staff — 4.

Laureen Quaranto, 99 Enfield St.. Johnston, R.I. Debbie Noviello, 39 Amherst Rd.. Warwick. R L

02919; 944-3490; Red Cross — I; Homeroom Pres. —

Lori McGinity. 38 Riviera Dr.. Narragansett. R.I. 783-

02889. 739-3120; Choral — 1; Spanish Club — 3; Ecol­

1; Math Club — 2; French Club — 2.3; Debate —3,4;

0032: Math Club — 2; S.A E — 3,4: Ecology Club —

ogy Club—3.4; Journalism — 3,4: Hendrieken Cheer­ leader — 3 (capL M: Red (Cross — 3.4; S.A.E — 4:

Chess Club —L Journalism - 4

Yearbook Subscription Staff — 4.

Leslie A. Quinn. 19 Elmhurst Ave., Prov.. R I. 02908;

4.

331-4870; B V Cheerleader — 2,3.4 (Captain — 3,4);

Alice McGrath, 3 Canonchet Ave.. W'arwick. R I

Rosemary O’Connor, 49 Rome Ave., Prov., R.I. 02908;

02888; 781.4828; B V. Cheerleader — 1: S..\ E — 4;

521-1241; Bayview Cheerleader — 2; Debate — 1.2.3

Hendrieken (Cheerleader — 4; Yearbook Subscription

(pres, ).4.

Debra L. Radigan, 30 Belvidere Blvd., N. Prov., R.I.

Staff—L

S.A.E. —4-

Victoria Outerbridge, 35 Arthur Ave., E., Prov., R.I

02911; 353-6583; Homeroom V. Pres. — 1; German Club — 2; Ecology (Club — 3; Red Cross — 3.4; S. A.E.

Karen McGuinn, 72 Atlantic Ave.. Warwick. R.I.

02914; 438-9049; Debate- 1,2: B.V. Cheerleader—2:

— 4.

02888; 467-9124; B.V. Cheerleading— I. Drama—3;

Field Hockey — 2,3; Model (Congress — 2,3; Yearbook

S.A. E. —4; Jogging Club — 4: Hendrieken (Cheerlead­

Staff—4.

Maureen Reardon, 45 Fish’s Lane, Warwick, R L 02886; 828-2128; Red Cross — 1,2,3,4; French Club —

ing—3.4.

3 (Treas. —3); S.A.E. —3,4; Yearbook Subscription

Anne Patricia McSoley, 66 Almy Ave., Warren. R.I.

Claudia Park, 6 Countryside Dr.. N. Prov., R.I 02904;

02885; Art Club — 1; Field Hockey — 1,2; Social

353-6717; S.A.E. —3; Yearbook Layout Staff — 4,

Staff —4.

Mary Patricia Regan, 458 Armistice Blvd.. Pawtucket,

Committee — I. Yearbook Lay-out Staff — 4.

Carole Patnaude, 72 Sumter St.. Prov., R.I. 02907; 461-

Debra Philomena Minke, 73 Harrison St., (Cumber­

0225; Interclass Committee — 3; S.A.E. —3,4 (Sec. —

R.I 02861: 724-1692; Glee Club — I; J V Baskelball — 2; Choral —2,3,4; S.A.E. —3,4; Varsitv Basketball

land, R.I 02864: 724-7079; S.A.E —3; Choral — 1,2,3,

4); Student Council—4.

— 4-

4: Baske tball — 1.

Judy Regine, 110 Olney Ave.. N. Prov.. R. I. 02911: 353Cheryl Patnaude, 72 Sumter St.. Prov., R. L 02907; 461 -

Debi A. Mollicone, 141 Standish Ave.. Providence. R.I,

0225: Class Officer — 1.2; V. Pres of homeroom — 3:

02908: Choral — 2,3,4; H R. v. pres — 2; Spanish Club

Interclass Committee — 3; Red Cross — 3; Spanish

— 2.3.4; N.H.S. —3.4; Yearbook Sub Staff — 4; Hendricken ('heerleading — 4.

(Club — 3; S.A.E. — 3,4; Yearbook Subscription Staff

tee — 4

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Pres. —3; S.A.E —3; Y ACE. —3.4: N H S —3.4;

Homeroom V. Pres. —4: Jogging Club — 4: Hendrick-

en Cheerleader — 4

— 4: Senior Class Sec. — 4; Social Publicity Commit­

Mindy Montccalvo, 720 Greenville Ave.. Johnston, R.I. 02919; 231-3531

2305; Social Publicity Committee — 3; Homeroom

Cheryl Rooney, 67 Longwood Ave., Warwick. R.I.

02888; 461-4434; Choral — 1,2; C.L C. — 3.4; S.A.E.

Robin Lynne Pegg, 74 Sweet Rriar Ave., E. Prov., R. I.

— 3,4.

1 i

Joanna Elisabeth Roth, 10 Fairview Dr., Bristol. R.l.

Frances M. Sordellini. 619 Budlong Rd. (Tanslon,

Jane Tyrell, 46 Aud«>hon Rd . Warwick R I. 02888; 941-

01809; 2.73-8106; Orchestra — L2.3.4: Choral — 1.3.4;

R I 02920; W4-9243; Social Committee — 4; Jogging

4486, Basketball —L4; French Club— 1.2; Drama —

Math (Jub — 2; German Club — 2; Student (^luneil —

duh —L Homeroom Secretary — 3.4, Yearbook Sub­

3; Red Ooss — 3; Vollevball — 2

2; Public Relations Committee — 2; Environment

scription Staff —1.

Education Extension Committee — 3; S.A.E. —3.4;

Donna Ann Vhhnann, 22 Pre.ston Dr. Cranston, R.l.

N H.S. —3,4; Yearbook Copy Ed. —I.

Debra Spagnoli. 737 Atwells Ave., Providence. R I.

02910; 467-3918; Rasketball — 1; S.A.E. — 4; Choral

02fX)9; 521-4175; President s Physical Fitnes.s Team —

— 3; Folk (iroup — 4; Ihuidrieken C^heerleader — 3.4

Kathv M. Rotondo, W'hispering Pine Terrace, (ireen-

ville. RJ

02828: (M9-2009; Muth Club — 2; French

I: Debate — 2; Cross Country — 2; Ecology Club — 3.

4; National Honor Society — 3,4; Folk Group—1.

'I’akuy VarIonian, 324 Orsm St . Providence. R.l

C'lub — 2,3; Red Cross — 3; Gymnastics — 3; S A. E.— 3.4; Journalism — 1.4; N.II.S. - 3.4; Yearbook Oipv

Lisa E, Spinelli, 610 Ml. Pleasant Ave.. Providence,

Staff - I

R.L 02<X)8; 831-2534; Red Cross — 2; S.A.E — 3; In-

02$X)8; 272-8328.

tcrcla.ss (>)minitlee — 3; Photography CJub — 4; Jr

Elizabeth A. Vorro, 48 Sunset Rd.. Bristol. B l 02809;

Diane M. Santaniello, 157 Borden Ave.. Johnston. R.l.

(lass Representative — 3: Yearbook Plmtographv Staff

253-7652; Ccjminittee of Games — I; Field Hockey —

02919:331.0068; Homeroom Treas. — L Math Club —

— 4.

1.2. Basketball — I; Softball

1,2.3 (Math 'Learn — 3); Red Cross — 1.2,3,4; French Club — 2.3; C LC — 2,3.4 (Treas. — 3); S. A, E. — 3.

4; N. H.S. —3.4; Yearbook Business Staff — 4

'rennis-Captain — 3; National Honor Society — L

Margaret Spitz, 19 Hope Ave., Warwick, R 1. 02889;

O2$X)8; 272-5242; Yearbook Subscription Stuff — 4. Red

Cross —4, S A.E. — L

dricken Cheerleader — 4; Yearbook Subscription Staff

433-2233; Red Cross — 2,3; Ecology Club — 3; S. A. E — 3.4

rington. R 1 02806; 245-5873; Red Cross — 1,2; Chora)

R.l 02895; 769-6812; Rw! Cross-I; S A E — 4; Ecology Club — 4

Homeroom Secretary — 2; Hendricken C’heerleader

Agnes-Ann Watson, 44 Black Creek Lane. Warsvick,

R I 02888; 463-8363

Mary I.ouise W’ernig, 21 Pleasant Sl>, Rumford, R 1 02916: 434- 6958; Basketball — 1,2.3; Tennis — 1.4;

President’s Physical Fitness Team — I; K’olleyball —

— 3,1

2; 'Lrack Team — 2; S.A.E —3; \’ice-President Home-

roHin —3; National Honor Soviet* — 4. Hoim^room

Patricia Jane Storti, 148 Chandler Ave . (Tanston. R. I Joanne E. Schenck, 114 Rugby St.. Cranston. R.l

R I 0286!; 725-48.52; Red Cross — 1; Choral — 1.2.3.4.

— 2.3,4; S.A.E. — 3; President — 4; Jr (Jasx Cente­

nnial Representative — 3; Student Council — 3;

Leslie Ann Savard, 34 Kindergarten St.. Woonsocket.

Brenda A. Warzycha, 377 Kenyon Ave.. Pawtucket.

S A E —I; Yearbook Subscription Staff —1.

— I Pamela .Ann Marie Storey, 153 New Meadoxv Rd.. Bar­

Susan Saul, 21 Ferncrest Dr, Riverside. R I, 02915;

E.xplorer Program —4; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief—L

739-2057; S.A.E — 4; Ecology Club — 3.4; Red tiross — 3.4; Journalism — 3.4; Jogging Club — 4. Hen-

luiurie A, Santopielro. 15 Fairbanks St,, Prov.. Ill,

I; X’olleyhall —2;

02910; 942- 7467; HM

Treasurer — 4; Yearbook Business Staff — 4

Rm Treasurer— 1.3; Hm Rm.

Sec. — 4; Red Ooss —4; Hcndrieken (nieerleader —

Barbara T, While, 73 Wocxlbine St.. Providence, R.l

4; Yearbotjk Layout Staff — 4

02$XK); 274-2837, Yearbook Lay-Out Staff— 4

Patricia Anne Sullivan, 1373 Narragansett Blvd., Oan-

Pat Williams, 18 Burdick Lane, Pawcatuck, C^onu.

Marianne Selleck, 13 Omcord Ave.. Bethpage. N.Y

ston. R 1. 02905; 781-3594; French Club — 3; Drug Use

02891:203-599-2754: German Club — 2; Ecology Club

Long Island 11714; (516)9'35-7673; Student (xnincil —

and Abuse — 3.

— 3.

02910; 781-1149;

Environment

Education Extension

<x)rnmiltec — 3; French Club — 3; Journalism — 3; Yearbook Subscription Staff — 4; Ecology Club — 4.

1; Folk Group— L (Aboral—2; C.L C, —2,3,4; Year­ book Layout Staff - 4

Jacqueline Tetreault. 124 Bucklin St.. Pawtucket, R.l 02861; 725-1982; C.LC. — 1;

Shar<m Sheehan. 60 East Manning St , Pro* . R I 02906; 274-5423; S.A.E. — 3; Spanish Club —"3;

French Club — 1.2;

S.A.E. —3.4, Journalism — 4; Homeroom Secretary

— 1. Yearbook Subscription Staff — 4

Homeroom 3’reas. —4.

Audrey Sidlauskas, 4525 W. Marquette Rd.. Chicago.

Adele Tiberi, 64 Devonshire St., Providence. R I.

Illinois 60629; 312-735-2535; Journalism — 1.2; Drama

02908, 861-5473; C L.C — 2,3.

— 2.3; Yearbook Lay-Out Staff — 4.

Katy J. Tirpaeck, 31 Gibson Rd.. Bristol. R.l. 02809;

Catbleen Sloan, 24 Superior View Blvd.. N. Pros.. R 1.

02911; 353-2660; Student Council — 1.2.3 (Pres. M;

25i-6802. Drama — 2; S.A.E. — 4. Homeroom Vice-

President — 4-

Tennis — 1,3; ('horal — 1.3.4; Orchestra — 2; N ILS

— 3; M<xlel Legislature — 3; S.F. A. B. — 3.4; Year­

Marianne Tracy, 134 Don Ave.. Rumford. RJ 02916;

book Copy Staff — 4.

434-7666; S A.E. —3.4; French (Uub - 2,3,4; Journal­ ism— 3.4; Basketball— 1; National Honor Society —

Kathleen .Marie Smith, 62 Hu.xley Ave., Providence,

3,-1

R.L 02908; 831-7838; Journalism — 1; Red Cross — 1.

2,3.4; French Club — 2.3; S.A E. —3.4; C.LC. —2.3.

4; National Honor Society — 4; Math Club — 2; Year-

Karen Travers, 83 State St.. Bristol, R I. 02809; 2536722; Choral 3,4; Red Cross — 1; Yearbook Suh-

b(K>k Copy Staff — 4.

.scription Staff — 4

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To Joe Geoffroy for his skillful photography and quick developing.

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To Bruce Dupuis, American Yearbook Coinpanv Representative, for his tolerance and encouragement.

To our patrons for their generous support.

To our advisors. Sisters Madonna, Marv Emil\\ and Margaret, for their leadership and guidance.

To ail the members of the McAule\ an Staff for their untiring dedication and determination.

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