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The McAuleyan Tradition We’d like to introduce you to the 1981 Bayview McAuleyan Yearbook. What exactly does “McAuleyan” stand for? It stands for Mother Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Religious Sisters of Mercy.

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JANE E. ANDREWS

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“Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in our own sunshine.’’-Emerson-Take care friends. I love ya! Markendra-Europe-Ski-Bye!-Love II Dwa”.

We do not remember days, we remember moments. Deb-12 yrs. Chem. w/MLM. Always, MJP, BL, CM. All glory comes from caring to begin. Thanks Mom. Dad. GKEDJPJ Good Luck B.V.C.

Oh! that my young life were a lasting dream! My Spirit not awakening, till the beam of an Eternity should bring the mor­ row. Poe. Thanx Mom and Dad for ever­ ything. Good luck Jane.

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ANN MARIE BALASCO

RENEE LYNN BAILEY

I know not what the future holds, but I know who holds the future. He gives the very best to those who put their trust in Him.

I'm still searching for a dream, I won’t let the world pass me by. I'll keep the faith and never be afraid to try. I'm reaching for the sky. Zee RL PN AMR KM NH KP Gettuff! I’ll miss ya! Thanx Mom&Dad.

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Ward Thanks Mom & Dad, friends AtCHS, new friend here and those special people who gave help and support.

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LISA MARIE BARRON

MARY THERESA BELLAFIORE

The gold of friendship Is a magic thing.

Love and Thanks Mom.

A Fool’s Dream. My Dream: To laugh while the laughing is easy, to live and make it all worthwhile. Ya' see I may nev­ er pass this way again! Thanks MomDadCookBill. Luv ya! PGIDGP3DV40 B Good!

To me, every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect miracle. Walt Whitman. Love to all. MaryBell.

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MELISSA FRANCESCA BERETTA

Be Patient, heart. For there are paper stars and Phantom dreams I still must chase. Ftavia. Skiing w/L.B.. Knuh New­ port, J.E. & J.M., R.W., Florida w/J.H., M.W.. L.K., Thanx&Love ya Mom&Dad.

The things I never said are waiting some­ where iike the things I wanted to do and never did. Lt. blue & yellow, NH-Ski Luv ya Leece hate, CC & Track-Thanx We own the place. Luv & Thanx Dad & Mom.

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MARY FELICIA BLECHARCZYCK

CLARA MARIA BONITO

I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today! Bye Bye Hawkettes! PMBC & MCMD I’m in love!

Sue Do my face! PMTKSDKSSM! You got a Friend! Thanks Mom. Dad & Pam I Luv U!

I’ll remember you with love, ladies. Chinchilla! Carlin. Shanty! KMSCTTR'DDJCJPT. DMC-JCH? The ego wZno soul. BJM-HLB! AMT-SP. Thanks, family. Will we ever meet again? She's the crazy lady. (JPT).

What is once well done is done forever.

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JUDITH ANNE BOWEN

JOANNE BRASIL

I used to cry orangeade tears. You must have been a beautiful crier. I was. Who did you cry them for? Someone special.

Why did you stop? He wanted cham­ pagne. Anonymous.

Let not the waves of the sea separate us now. and the years we’ve spent become memories. Thanks CCLSJJCCMPKNK JKPG! And Mom-&Dad, I love you. Good Luck George! Friends Forever! CLi are we related yet?

And though the day may come When time together will be done We’ll reminisce about the past and our love will last Forever a friend-Thanks Mom & Dad ACM. KCM. 17

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Every day brings along an experience and a memory, cherished ... Never to be forgotten. 11 T. Paper. Bye-Bye Haw4I kettes! CPG 13 yrs. purple”-Love to KFPMTKHeadMurph CO ... FXM "click f» Brigbrain Thanx M & D ...

As we each go our separate ways remem­ ber our special moments and thank you for being a friend. LD-13 yrs. RR, RE. Fridays-21. Love ya Mom, Dad, Jo. So long B.V. Love & luck to the Class of '81.

To hold on to my dreams is my chance to achieve what I dreamed of becoming.

Thanx Mom & Dad. Gina, we made it.

Nay later Mickie D. Tony D. Libra: Star­ child.

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To use every experience creatively as an expression of myself. Graphics ... hiking at 2:00 a.m. ... Thanx Russ, John, Jim. Mom & Dad I owe it all to you. Pizza ...

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What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other? George Eliot.

Good luck friends! Thanks Mom and Dad.

"There he sat, and remembrance sat be­ side him unfolding before his eyes, pages that the past had written in the story of his life." You're such a SPAS! Good luck ev­ eryone, ISALY. Kali! Gibran.

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"It’s only the beginning." I’ll miss ya: Lisa. Kim. Peggy, Sue. Donna. Sheri your key, C-age Lion. Tote-bag, Kook. LTHCR Shari and Bob 6/28/80. Thanx Mom & Dad.

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DEBORAH J. CASEY

Live each day to the fullest. Then you can look forward with confidence, and each back without regrets. CPG, NEWT, BttR, II < Roses, BDP, Burr., I"Buddies" Buddies Luv to KaCDKL 'n' friends. Thanx Ma! S.H. Pay­ er.

All my memories and friends ... My Gi Space Cadet. MAD 8/18/80, Thanx Mom&Dad, Higgins Beach, Walker w/KDS. Blick, KM&ME-late? McD's, Lady MG MT .., paint the colors of my rainbow.

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KATHLEEN MARGARET CAWLEY

SANDRA DENISE CHAMPLIN

The finest years I knew were al! the years I had with you; MKHMWJMMEDALTKMM 8/28/79,9*,Billy 1&2. 10/25/80AC: hkSC good times, good friends; smog; it’s cool Thanx M&D; ... so good-bye old buddies ...

I think of my life as 1 look out my window of people I love, places I’ve been. B, Manilow* 13 yrs ... Pizza in Canada Ready at 8:00 ... Tabs .,. The Prom . ..

4/24/80 ‘Good Luck Friends!*.

If the mind can concieve it & the heart can believe it. I know I can achieve it. because I am somebody. Ma & Kim-Love ya. Aunty Bethy-I made it! FNSC'S-carry on. Bodysuits&skates at USA. XO. SAM

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DAWN MARIE CIALLELLA

CLAUDIA CLANCY

He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. Emerson. Memories ...

Softball-“Billy” #1. pizza at U.T.’s. Fri. nites. J.G.B.&B.S.! A.H. w/J.&M.-Hey Sis! Thankx Mom&Dad, Mike.

I am not afriad of tomorrow. I have seen yesterday and I love today! Good luck to The whole senior class and to M.D.M.G. E.P.S.P.M.N.J.D.K.W.P.C.J.C. Thanks Mom & Dad I love you.

The world will be glad you smile so much, because a smile is worth so much, but it costs nothing to give. All my love, T.R., L.P., D.D.. C.D.. D.G.. P.C. I may not be better, but I'm different.

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MARIA CONTI

Happiness is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. Three Musketeers 4ever! FNSC-3 etaksrellor USA! Sam, Di. Beth. Sher. I love you Mom. Dad & Lori.

E.P. Townies are #1. '81. Later!

If I had a box just for wishes and dreams that would never come true. I'd save ev­ ery day 'til eternity passes away, just to spend them with you. J. Croce. Thanks J.B. & Cubba.

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LAURIE ANN CRONIN

PATRICIA ANNE CRONIN

Time goes by too fast to appreciate the moment. Thanks for the memories. Three Musketeers. Lots of Luck J.B., F.H., A.S..

M.C. Thanks Mom.

To live your life in your way, to reach for the goals you have set, to be the you that you want-that is success: LE. CS, Kelly, MGEIPGSGMT. Thanks & Love Always Ma & Dad: Lin. Matthew. Pat.

The next time I begin a task that seems more than I can handle. I want to give it all my intelligence, and all my heart. Love to Mom & Dad &M&J&T.

DINA L. D’ADAMO

DEBORAH DAIGNAULT

DEBORA MARTHA D’AUESSANDRO

Good-bye doesn’t mean forever, good­ bye doesn’t mean we’il never be together again.” Doreen-we made it! Party Hardy.

Friday nights w/ Gi! Good Luck! Funkin’ for Jamaica ‘81’ #1 Bread.

Read, every day. something no one else is reading. Think everyday something no one else is thinking. Do, everyday, some­ thing no else would do. (Morley) “Thanks tor being a friend.” C.C.T.P.D.L.

Ava-summer of '80, 21, I’m 36. Janie-12 years. We made it! Stuntwomen 1 & 2 Dream about tomorrow but never forget yesterday. Love and thanks to MJPLTAFRR and Mom and Dad.

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If a picture paints a thousand words then why do I need this stupid quote-my mu­ sic, my guitar, they are my life ... I love you all ... “It’s time to go Our Separate Ways." M & M’s.

“Don’t hurry, don’t worry, and don’t for­ get to smell the flowers.” It’s been real! ... w/ friends .. . Mouse ... cloud 9 ... gymnastics Thanx Mom & Dad, Love Ya.

Dream your dreams today and make I» them happen tomorrow. “WEEKENDS Friday nites-21, dancing, 13 years LB, RR. RE. DT, MP, JA. ... "JT" ...

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“ ... if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected ... “ Thoreau Thanks Mom & Dad.

The times we have shared together will never be forgotten, the times we will share, will be together. Paul & Sharon “80“. ((“The Commune" AFA. Pluto 21 Cheerleading. Mom. Dad, C.Rene6 • • • Thanx.

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Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes.

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Crys. proms, dances, RS. the gang, mall parties, lunch. Thanks Mom & Dad. Hey George. URI.

If I never try anything. 1 never learn any­ thing. If I never take a risk, I stay where I am. I love you Mom — The moments may be temporary, but the memories are for­ ever. S.C.L.M.

Happiness is found along the way. not at the end of the road. CPG, NEWT, Pal's hun! Living Crazy, that's the only way.

Friends: Annie. Ka. Nancy, Kimba.

Thanks Mom & Dad. Updegraf.

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MARY-ELLEN DONOVAN

CHRISTINE ANN D’ORSI

Cherish yesterday. Love today and Dream of tomorrow. “Will you get a job! 11 Green Apples?! D.B. D.C. M.T, S.G. Good Luck Class of “81“ Thanx Mom and Dad. I love you!

Tomorrow will be the reflection of yester­ day's dreams and today's dedication.

Goosewing/Galilee 7/26/80. 12 years.

BVC Anne TLMWMMMHPC. Love ya Mom and Dad.

Only one can ever bear the sacred name of friend. The one who with unfailing love keeps faith unto the end. Thanx Mom and Dad. It’s the real thing this time. C.! C.C..

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Nature forms us for ourselves, not for oth­ ers; to be. not to seem.

I’ve been afraid of changing cuz I’ve built my life around you. But time makes you bolder, even children get older, and I'm getting older, too. 7-MQ Sailing W/B. crew K/J later much.

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Take your time, think a lot. why think of everything you’ve got for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.

C. Stevens AJB. Pola, Quig. P4PL!! AST — Love Always ... Later ... Much!!!

It is the laughter we will remember. When­ ever we remember the way we were.

Streisand. Turkey Sandwiches, Angell, Bye Hawkettes PM, MO, PM, LB, JM. JS. CH & AM ACE Love & Thanks to Mom & Dad.

I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Bye guys. J.D. M.D. R.P. Hey Ewey. P.D. re­ unite, nightlife: luvya Pat thanks Ma and Dad.

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“Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced." Lee — N.H, S.H.P.G.C.R. — N.Y.C. R and R SIG THE SAAB. YEA I MIGHT! KA KID Hey Kate & Sarah! Jill-LGFAR!

You are never given a wish without being given the power to make it come true.

Sue, is he cute? KA-NH 20/20 I might!

J.A.C. SIG Pat, let's book! MaySOMustang NYC Braces Thanks Mom & Dad.

A slender acquaintance with the world must convince every man that actions, not. words, are the true criterion of the attachment of friends. G. Washington Ei­ leen T.B. LC. K.J. M.G. M.T. K.M. S.G.

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A smile can bring you near to me. Don't ever let me find you gone for that would bring a tear to me. .Bee Gees Really AI&CD Weekends Cruising Proms Mixers Hi Mar! JKMJEKSPLE JR Luv Ma, Dad.

The Times We Shared Are Times To Re­ member. Looks Like We Made It. New York City. S.I.G. . , , 20/20, Lisa. Hang On! KG, SH. CR.-Bryan 7/10/80. Thanks Mom and Dad. Good Luck!

Heart for heart, Soul for soul ... Let us be, forever friends.-We made it!-Saying goodbye to the Bay! To my Friends. Good Luck! Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you.

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I'm locked towards the future, so on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. there's so much left to know, and I'm on the Road to findout.-Cat Stevens. Eat it stort! Bren, the molties. Greeny van. F.W.

So many faces in and out of my life, Some will last, some will just be now and then.

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Yesterday is a memory and tomorrow is a dream, but today welt-liked makes every tomorrow's dream come true ... Lee. is he cute? SIG! NYC, 20/20 Lisa. Pat. Ka­ ren. Chalanda.

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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson, Thanks Mom & Dad. Lisa, Carol. Sam, Sue, keep in touch.

And I believed that what 1 dreamed of could be real, so I strive on to make it come true-Summer Joe’s Newport Alright Ca! Storti-jeep Dapper MBFCA K-650 greenies van Halloween Inn.

You never really appreciate something until you lose it. Realize the present for someday it will be the past. Annie-TW. PC, Tex; Head, Jule I’ll always love & miss all of you.

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If it doesn’t it never >was.

Thanks Mom and Dad. Joanne. Mo. Foole, Carol and Jeanne.

Yesterday is forever gone. Only our memories remain. Thanks, LEE ABMWP CMDMM. BP till 3 w/ M & P. Billy 32. chem. w/ LJM. Luck C.C. team- KCNHL BKP-Go 4 it *MDMT‘.

Cherish the memories of yesterday; Savor the joys of today: Nurture the promises of tomorrow.

Thanks Mom & Dad-lreland, N.Y., Rain­ bow Fridays. Pat. KJ. LC. MG. LM. LM, CC.

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Virginia Salem! PG, El, Mem Growth, NY Elwood-get it. M.P. & J.G.-dp. 3f’s Thanks Mom & Dad luv ya T, C, RJ.

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When Time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures, too. the mem'ry of the past will stay, and half our joys renew." Thomas Moore ... Good LuckKA MN RP KC MP DS JP MG DT SB.

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We can never discover new oceans unless we have courage to lose sight of the shores. Unknown. Me & Paul forever marriage - friends - Love to all & may all your dreams come true.

Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you ... Continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours. Beethoven.

We made it Lor! Bye friends, Luv ya! 12 yrs. together* Thanks Mom & Dad!

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The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving ... Thanks Mom & Dad . . . Bye-bye Hawkettes — CQPMDBLB — “The Clique” ... It’s been the best ... Love, Timmie.

If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. I you can dream it you can become it.

Ward. Thanx for fun & laughs-AV BS KP AR SN GP MR. Always friends. Thanx+ love ya Mom, Dad, Pa, sis. Love you HB.

We do not choose the frame of our desti­ ny but what we put into it is ours. Hammarskold. Good luck. Class of ’81. It’s the laughter we will remember ...

KIMBERLY ANN LAFONTAINE

THERESE FERLAND LANGLOIS

LISA E. LEPORE

If you love something set it free; if it comes back to you it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.” Peaches + Candy ... DC + SD. Kim + Billy-July 12 ... SWOGS Thanks Mom + Dad . .. Love to Jo -ICraig.

Kindness in words creates Confidence.

Kindness in thinking creates Profound­ ness. Kindness in giving creates Love.

Lao-Tse. Snort! Pasco-ag: froggies: Bo?; Did! Thanx Kris. Lvnne. Mitch and all!

Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind ... Emerson, KA & the CC. Summer beachbumming, guards at 2nd ... Newport .,. Jamaica ... Thanx gang ... later GZ.

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"Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all we can be ... not what we are!" John Denver.

Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be ... Live!" Thanks Mom & Dad. Good Luck to ail my friends. 13 yrs. Jona­ than Livingston Seagull.

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TRACEY ELIZABETH LOWNEY

KELLY PATRICIA MACIEL

The great escape! Bouts w/ Jack Blois Cape's fast lane. MP MS 7UP w/ zombies hey maggot s-C M M J P J A! Kath SNMPNKSL KFC We were young enough to think we were old enough to know it all, Mom & Dad-ILY.

All journeys, even by dancers, begin with a single step. -Paul Gray S.B.R.l.-“The Spirit of the Dance" Company 1, I Love it!

S.G.H.; J.H.H. To M.E.D.. Thanks! Love you. Mom! 13 yrs.

Good-bye. and now here is my secret: It is only with the heart that one can see right­ ly: what is essential is invisible to the eye.

St. Exupery, Thanks Mom & Dad, DWA, Faiss, Doe, Toni, AF, I love you.

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DONNA MARIE MANCINI

LORI H. MARZILLI

"Yesterday is but todays memory & to­ morrow is todays dream." Too Key. totes, Go for it! ‘‘Friends"-that’s us: Shari.

Donna, Peg, Kim & Sue-I’ll miss you & all the rest Luv you Mom&Dad. Paul our love forever.

"A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday ... I’ll stand here and re­ member just how good it’s been!" Dionne Warwick Bobby & Donna "79" Always & forever Luv Ya "Thanx Mom and Dad".

"Great God. I ask thee for no meaner pelf, that that I may not disappoint my­ self. that in my action I may soar as high as I can now discern with this clear eye.”

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A smile is ever the most bright and beauti­ ful with a tear upon it. Mark 6/25/79 143 Oh Man! Guru? Melktoast; Goof! J.GEILS #1 D.J. Buddy! Be good guys. W.S, Lan­ don.

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Remember yesterday: hope for tomor­ row; But live today cuz it’s here, Now! Thanks Mom&Dad Kim and Kev ., .

Space Cadet. Bubba, M.M.M.J. Space Mobile. O.S.&Protein My 13 Fathers V.T. Sailing I’m so-orry.

The great escape-bouts w/Jack-MPonce in a shadow I finally grew. The cars ... 7up Cheryl. Mick, Liz, Maggots!

Patch! McD’s , ., PNKMCFRRSU-ILY MJP&CAL&EML Love and Thanks Mom&Dad-Cruisin’ out!

Memories can be like friends, they can Take you to places that you never Thought you’d be again. JC. Excellent Times-MEDMWMHALPTPC. FNCREW. Galilee 7-26-80/Goosewing. Luv ya M & D, Moe.

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Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you. Luv to Ka, Head, LBJMPM, KP Skiing JP 3/23/80 5/2/80 Dancing at CP, dents? MJM Party’s Bye Hawkettes! 1 smell a rose ...

It’s the laughter we remember. Streisand “Hey Mer, Ser, Family!!’’ Art & Peg 8/23/79 “the most" to key! Luv ya She&M &Puffettes, going to miss ya, SLSDKM M. Cage Lion! Thanks Mom. Dad & Pat.

Friendships never die. Though separated by miles, we will always be together. Re­ member the times we’ve shared. Thanks for being my friends. Thanks PBMSIM for everything.

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My only regret was my good behavior.

Bye Hawkettes; we had great times to­ gether: tiger. Jules, Head, Murph, Lisa Fontes. Guinn, Budha, Timmie. Susa, TW SM. Turkey Sandwich Bill & Mary 10-2679.

If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. if you can dream it, you can become it.

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AUDREY MOORE

Out in the woods or in the city, when I’m driving free, the world’s my home." Pete Townshend, The Who 12/13/75 Prov., 12/16/79 Boston Garden Never forget . . hiding out .. K. Moon ’47-'78.

Do what your heart tells you to; success only goes as far as you extend yourself, so strive for the best of everything. All my love and thanks to my parents for giving me a chance to follow my dreams.

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“MURPH" You don’t have to know where you’re going, as long as you’re on your way.’ Much love to T.K.D.B.J.S.K. F.M.O.! I SURVIVED! Bye Bye Hawkettes!

Thanx Mom and Dad, I love ya! Later ... ’Unknown.

“Spend your life waiting for a moment that just don’t come, well don’t waste your time waiting." Springsteen. MIM-6 yrs. CCMT, Bye kids! I’m already gone ... Sorry M & D.

We will part in body, but not in mind.

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As the sun starts a new day, so our friend­ ship begins a new life. “The Clique" KPPLTJCAJ-You're in my heart A&F! The Big Guy 10/6/79, Thanks Mom & Dad. Ring Mass. Bye, Bye Hawkettes&Love to all!

“Anything good is worth waiting for.”

Thanx Dumpski, Mumski, the Italian prince. Belina. Poopsie, all my friends and Scott.

“It’s the quiet one’s you have to watch out for!" Thanks DMGL ... Good luck friends. I“4 It’s my turn to reach and touch the sky. No one’s going to say. at least. I didn’t try." Diana Ross.

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KATE PATRICK

Friends are like ivy and the wall, together they stand, together they fall! Thanks: D.M.J.S.A.R. M.G and Gl “Big R.l. Fun?!

Punked tn ’80! High Babe? N.P. .C. N .L. Love & luck ... ! D.I.U.P.!

All I expect from life, is the chance to live, love, dream and be free. I do not strive for wealth and fame, but rather love and hap­ piness. Thanx Mom&Dad.

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Let’s be thankful for the time we’ve spent together, for friendships like ours will last forever.” Love you Mom & Dad L&E Go for it, Puff. Key, Cage Lion; will miss Peg, Lee. Shari, Donna Kim and more .. .

Just think of all the moments that we've spent. I just can’t let you go from me.

1/25/80, 58892, Dances, Riunite, Proms. Crystals. DISCO, RS! Lunch.

M&M’s GL friends, Bye Gang! KIT. Thanx Mom&Dad.

Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. T.Y.P. AL., Live. t.D. The B.R.’s SP 125. Yellow Mazda. Benny’s. Sunshine. Thanx D. Isi­ dore of Seville.

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Someone to talk with, to dance with, to sing with, to eat with, to laugh with, to cry with, to think with, to understand, Some­ one — to be my friend.” Thanks Mom and Dad for everything.

PP ... Fritz. QuiggS“MM, P4PL. Jamaica ... Later BV. Love ya Dad! “We all know it’s better yesterday has past, now let’s start the living, for the one that’s going to last ... r« C. Stevens,

Life is a moment in space, when the dream is gone, it’s a lonlier place. B, Strei­ sand. Thanks Mom. Dad & Billy. Mimer, Mim, Murr-lnd. Dr. Matunick. Sara-we made it! My love to ...

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Thank you Mom and Dad for all your sup­ port. I LOVE YOU BOTH. “I’m as free as a Bird"1 I Lynyrd Skynyrd. Good Luck Class of ’81. T.P.

I try everything, I achieve what I can — H. Melville This has been .., Quite an exper­ ience. Love to my friends. P7-PD. Always, JA Thanks Mom, Dad, & Co.

"Each memory that has left its trace with me lingered forever as part of me.’’

Thanks Mom and Dad. Bye you guys- find your place in the sun. G.L.M.F.F.S.-1 love you all!

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"Missy" Fitz. Kath, P4PL, "WGLl-WLl" Ski, Sail. Windsurf. Newport, KI. BH. Hey 11 Guys. "Comes a Time" Neil Young, "Something we were withholding made us weak, until we found it was ourselves."

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The hour-glass has emptied; now we must turn it over and start a new life ...

Marc and Cyn Oct. 5, 1979 ... (82?)

Danke Mom, Dad, Gram, Lord, L&L, AQ39. JP. MM; CM!! RhoR. “K” Clara.

Luv y’all!!

You and I have memories, longer than the road that stretches out of here. Bobby 3/13/79 ... Thanks Mom and Dad. See ya Cyn. Looks like we made it!!

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Now you’re underneath the star's and you’re givin’ back some glares to the peo­ ple that you just met and its your first cigarette. Oh to live on Sugar Mountain.

To Sue and Bren. I love you. N. Young.

What is Fantasy? Porche, NYC Ballet, 5:30 am, Rock he’s a smoker, Jazz, Chi­ cago, Late?, PinkT, indecisive, Bahamas, Ecstacy It’s good for you, Later BV, Thanks Mom I love you!

So it's the laughter, we will remember.

Whenever we remember the way we were. I’ll always remember you, P.C., D.G., C.C., D.D.,& L.P.. Love to Mom & Robert. Barbra Streisand.

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You only live once. But if you work it right, once is enough. Ava, Lori ... 4 years, I» Friday nites “21“ Thanks Mom. Dad. Ronnie and special friends. Ciao Bay View with love.

Colleen-FNSC-1. Sam, Lee, Tree, Trish.

Love ya! FNSC’s do it best ! PFL-WEL U CAN SAY ... 2 not 1.2! Love to Mom. Dad. Hank. Tull, Stones, Cars. SkateUSA, CRASH. Mark, Cheryl, Yvette, Cherie-BJJL.

This day is my day, I am free to start a new world. Thanks Mom, Dad, Jeffery, Bubba. John, Teen. We made it Nancy!

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JANE LESLIE SCARPELLINO Matunuck Beach! GFA; PSGK-W^MFM, The Pt. and I.D.. CAM-alias Jack D. “The Guys" -Thanks Mom, Dad. LNMD, “We May Lose or We May Win. But We Wilt Never Be Here Again“-Eagles.

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Success is knowing your potential and realizing your dreams and being happy with them. Sam&Lisa we finally made it Love you Mom XOXO, Musketeers for­ ever. older the better/dresses/m&m’s/D.C.

Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow.

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13 yrs! Deb, want some m & m’s ,,. Pam R-R-RHONDA-Can 80 Miss Summer '80 AMMCFJ "21” I’m 57 now Thanks Mom and Dad. I made it - SPARE ME!! JAMAI­ CA TO ALL MY FRIENDS GOOD LUCK & I LOVE YOU.

"Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A fare­ well is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.” Bach Mom & Dad-MBK Soda.

) can be whatever I will to be: I turn my open eyes on myself and possess what­ ever I desire. I am God’s child.

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The distance is nothing; it’s only the first step that’s difficult. Thanx Mom and Dad! Bye Bye Hawkettes! Love to all my friends, Hey Pattie, Keep in touch! It’s not the end. just a new beginning.

Never be afraid to reach for the moon for if you fail at least you’ll fall among the stars. Hi Kiddo! I’ll never tell! Couldn’t of done it w/o ya: M-B L-A TMPD, 13 yrs.Farewell!!!

4 ’Thanks Mom & Dad, 4"if you believe within your heart you’ll know that no one can change the path that you must go ...

So believe in yourself as I believe in you.

Charlie Smalls.

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All things are possible, only believe. I’ll always love you Mom! Dad thanks for everything, you’re the greatest! Love ya!

Sue, Kimba, Shell, L,P,E,J,S, Junior Prom! Senior Prom! TJMSKM.

I want to see what's never been seen. I want to live that age old dream. Come on we can go together let’s take the best right now. Lifetime friend Moe, D.D., K.K., F.T.S. Thanks Mom and Dad.

Old days, in my mind & in my heart to stay forever-c-EI. KR Lt. blue & yellow, Luv ya Mis nafe. we own the place, quizes 12/31/79. chem. w/M2J. bruises, sis.

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Many years have passed and a day. Still we walk, in the path that leads to light. — Thanks Mom. Dad. Sue. and Suzan. I love you all. Nancy + Jerome ANF. Fire it up, Berne, we made it!

A person can go far once she knows where she came from. Live each day to the fullest; Life is okay if it’s not wasted.

Love ya Mom & Dad. TERRA. ME + SV.

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LZ Wish, Doobies-llin 1; chem w/LJM PAMPCMD MHTLMMAL- the best: Love ya M&D — Gallilee/ Goosewing! I must be travelling on now ...

Good friends make life worth living, and I have found good friends. But the road is waiting. Now it is time to move on. Thanks Therese* Good luck-^eyeryone!

We can walk our road together if our goals are all the same, we can run alone and free if we pursue a different aim.

Rush. Gone down the long and dusty road with G. Thanks everybody. Keep in touch.

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The event that caused this ex­ citement was the America’s Cup Race. The America's Cup Race is one of the oldest sailing traditions in the world. The major American contenders this year were Ted Turner, skipper of the yacht Cou­ rageous, and Dennis Connor, skipper of the yacht Freedom.

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OLYMPICS The 1980 Winter Olympic games were held at Lake Placid. New York. The event brought important victories for the United States. The American hockey team de­ feated the infamous Russian team. Eric Heiden won a record five gold medals in speed skating, and Linda Fratianne re­ ceived a silver medal in figure skating.

The summer Olympics in Moscow were boycotted by the America because of the Russian invasion of Afghanistan.

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DRAFT REGISTRATION 1980 presented the reinstatement of the draft registration. Although women had been excluded from this registration, all men aged 18-21 had to comply.

GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION On the state level, the results of the elec­ tion of governor was not too surprising.

Governor J. Joseph Garrahy was seeking re-election to his post. Mayor Vincent Ciani of Providence also sought the posi­ tion of Rhode Island Governor. The cam­ paign was conducted state-wide, and it resulted in great public interest. Contro­ versy about Cianci’s reputation began to gain attention by the voters. The reaction of many Rhode Island voters was less than favorable. As predicted. Garrahy de­ feated Cianci by a large margin. Governor Garrahy will resume his office for the next two years.

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SILVER PATRONS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD AMADRIL RAYMOND D. BALASCO MR. AND MRS. J. BATISTA BAY VIEW BASKETBALL TEAM BAY VIEW SOFTBALL TEAM JUDGE AND MRS. VICTOR J. BERETTA MRS. LAUCHIE BLAKE DR. AND MRS. A. DECONTI MR. AND MRS. WALTER DEE COUNCILMAN AND MRS. PAUL A D’AMICO AND BETHANY MR. AND MRS. MARCEL DONABEDIAN MR. AND MRS. RICHARD E. GERVAIS PAUL F. GREENE IN MEMORY OF EDWARD P. LANGLOIS MR. AND MRS. CARL B. LISA

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BLUE PATRONS SHARON AHEARN '80 MR. ROBERT L. BAILEY IV RENEE LYNN BAILEY BEVERLY BOWSER MISS JEANNE M. BRASIL MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DAMIANO LISA J. GERVAIS AND GARY W. MADDOCKS PAT GORMLY AND BRYAN CRAWLEY

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JANE ELIZABETH ANDREWS 51 Belcourt Ave.. N. Prov. 02911 Bay View Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Hmrm. Pres.

3; Prom Comm. 3.4; Student Interest Comm, 2,3,4; Newcomer's Welcome 2,3,4; Senior Farewell 3; CC: Centerdale School.

KIMBERLY AUDETTE 596 York Ave. Pawtucket 02861 Senior Farewell 3; Newcomer's Welcome 3; Yearbook 4; Student Interest 4; Social Comm. 4; FHA 4; Hmrm Sec. 3; CC: St. Mary's Academy Kindergarten.

SUSAN BABOIAN 84 Ruffstone Rd. Greenville 02828 Choral 1,2,3,4; CC: Behavioral Develop­ ment Center.

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53 Lauriston St. Prov. 02906 Hmrm. Pres. 1; Hmrm. V. Pres. 2; Junior Class Pres. 3: Spirit Comm. 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Prom Comm.

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DEBRAH A. BINGHAM 99 Blueberry Dr, E. Greenwich 02818 Brown Summer High School 3; Hen­ dricken Soccer&Wrestting 3; Social Comni- 4: Hmrm. Sec. 4; New Comer's Welcome 3; Choral 1.2.4; Senior Farewell 3; CC; Kent County Memorial Hospital.

MARY BLECHARCZYK 118 Wannamoisett Rd. E. Prov. 02914 Spirit Comm. 1,2,3; Talent Show 3.4; Senior Farewell 3; CC; WPRO-AM.

CLARA MARIA BONITO 219 Mauran Ave. E. Prov. 02914 CC: Miriam Hospital.

KIMBERLY D. CABRAL 2 Redway Circle Rumford 02916 Spanish Club V. Pres. 1.3; Jr. Achieve­ ment V. Pres. 2; Model Legislature 3; Senior Farewell 3; Social Comm. 3; Ex­ plorer Post 7 V. Pres. 2.3 Pres. 4; CC: Horton. Church & Goff Inc.

PATRICIA M. CALLAHAN 10 Mayfair Dr. Rumford 02916 Hmrm V.Pres. 2; Debate Club 2; Class Sec. 3; Prom Comm 3; Senior Farewell 3; Yearbook Co-Editor-ln-Chief 4; National Honor Society 3.4; CC: Miriam Hospital.

KAREN CANAAN 15 Chapin Rd. Barrington 02806 Chairman of Jr. Ring Mass 3; Senior Fare­ well 3; National Honor Society 3.4; EditorIn-Chief of Yearbook 4; CC: Creative Vi­ sual Arts Program.

SARAH TAYLOR BOUCHER

SHARI ANN CAPOZZA

10 Sunset Rd. Bristol 02809 Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2; Prom Comm. 3; Student Council 4; New Comer’s Welcome 2; Spirit Comm. 3; Stu­ dent Interest 2; Social Comm. 4; CC: Pheonix-Times Newspapers.

65 West River Pkwy., N. Prov. 02904 Choral 3.4; CC: St. Mary's Day Care.

ANN MARIE CASAS

60 Beverly Rd. Riverside 02915 Jr. Ring Mass Comm. 3; Journalism 4; Senior Farewell 3; CC: A. M. Waddington School.

671 Woodward Rd. N. Prov. 02904 Yearbook Business Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4: Choral 1.2,3,4; Hen­ dricken Cheerleader 2.3; Student Interest Comm. 1,3; Spirit Comm. 3; Hmrm. V. Pres. 3; New-Comer’s Welcome 3,4; Sen­ ior Farewell 3; Math League 3,4; CC: St. Joseph Hospital Operating Room.

JOANNE MARIE BRASIL

DEBORAH JOAN CASEY

68 Arnold St. Prov. 02906 Senior Farewell 3; Bay Viewer 4; CC: Brown/Fox Point Day Care.

1 Hanley Lane Warren 02885 Track 1; Choral 3,4; Newcomer’s Wel­ come 2; Senior Farewell 3; Prom Comm.

3; Jr. Ring Mass Comm. 3; Spirit Comm.

2; Hmrm. V. Pres. 1; Yearbook Photogra­ phy Editor 4; CC: Bristol County Medical Center.

JUDITH ANNE BOWEN

ANN THERESA BARNES 15 Clifford St. Rumford 02916 Senior Farewell 3; Choral 3.4; Yearbook 4; CC: Visual Arts Program.

LISA MARIE BARRON 118 Wayne St. Warwick 02889 Social Comm. 1; Spirit Comm. 2; New­ comers Welcome 4; CC: Warwick City Hall.

MARY T. BELLAFIORE 170 Westwood Dr. E. Greenwich 02818 Choral 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Hmrm.

Sec. 1.2; Hendricken Cheerleader 2; Yearbook 4; CC: Our Lady of Mercy School/Erst and Whinney Accounting Firm.

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MELINDA BERETTA 36 Seabreeze Lane Bristol 02809 Hendricken Cheerleading 2; Track 2; Cross-Country 3; Hmrm. V. Pres. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Hmrm. Sec. 1; CC: Attorney General's Office.

LISA BRIGANTi 150 Brookfield Rd. Riverside 02915 French Club 1; Spirit Comm. 1.3; Hen­ dricken J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; Hmrm. Sec. 2; Hmrm.

Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Prom Comm.

3; New Comer’s Welcome 3.4; Yearbook 4; CC: St. Brendah's Kindergarten.

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50 Dartmouth Ave. Riverside 02915 Choral 1,2,3,4; Hmrm. Treas. 3; Photog­ raphy Club 3; CC: Belies & Beaus Nursery School.

LORI ANN BROCCOLI

KATHLEEN MARGARET CAWLEY

219 Leah St. Prov. 02908 Italian Club 2.3; Co-chairman of Italian club 4; Hmrm V. Pres. 2; Hmrm. Treas. 3: Hmrm Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Stu­ dent Interest Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; National Honor Society 3.4; CC: Superior Court House.

2556 Pawtucket Ave. E. Prov. 02914 Freshman Class Pres. 1; Student-Faculty Advisory Board 1,3; French Club 1,2; Stu­ dent Council V. Pres. 3; Spirit Comm.

1,2.3, (co-chairperson). 4; Social Comm.

Co-chairperson 3; Student Interest Co Comm. Chairperson 3; Senior Farewell 3; Leadership Workshop 2, (chairperson), 3; Latin Club Pres. 4; National Honor Soci­ ety 3,4; Model Leg. 1,2.3,4; CC: Rhode Island Superior Court.

ZINA MARIE BROWN MELISSA F. BERETTA

PAULA MARIA CASTRO

870 Warren Ave. E. Prov. 02914 CC: Brown University Personnel Office.

SANDRA CHAMPLIN 28 Apollo Rd. E. Prov, 02914 Mother Daughter Banquet. Entertainment Comm. 1; Choral 2,3,4; Newcomer's Wel­ come 4; CC: Visual Arts Program.

Bay View Cheerleader 1; Track 2; Hmrm.

Pres. 2; Student interest Comm. 2; Prom Comm, 3; Hmrm. V, Pres. 4: N.H.S. 3,4; Sr. Farewell 3; CC: Lovett and Linder Law Firm.

DIANE MARIE CHRISTE

MARY ELLEN DAME

166 Barney St. Rumford. 02916 Dance Club 2; Social Comm. 3; Spirit Comm. 3; Cross Country 3; Softball 3.4; Senior Farewell 3; CC: American Red Cross.

76 Community Dr.. Cranston 02905 Choral 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Sr. Farewell 3; CC: St. Joseph's Hospital Gift Shop.

DAWN M. CIALLELLA 53 Peck Ave., Riverside 02915 Orchestra2,3.4; Sr. Farewell 3; Hmrm.

Treas. 4; CC: R.l. Hospital.

CLAUDIA CLANCY 65 Hillside Dr., N. Prov. 02904 Class Treas. 4; Prom Comm. 4; CLC 1,2; Student Interest 1,2; Yearbook Business Staff 4; Sr. Farewell 3; F.H.A. 4; CC: State Building Commission.

LISA ANNE CONINGFORO 33 Pearl Ave., Rumford 02916 Choral 1,2,3.4; Sr. Farewell 3; Newcom­ er’s Welcome 4; CC; Union Elementary School.

MARIA CONTI 52 Nelson St.. Providence Orchestra 1; Chora! 2; Student Interest 2; Sr. Farewell 3; Debate 3.4; CC: Elaine Powers.

CAROL COOGAN 260 Shamrock Dr., Warwick 02886 Bay Viewer Staff 4; CC; Park Elementary School,

MICHELE LEE D’AMICO Church Cove Rd.. Bristol 02809 Gymnastics 1.2; Latin Club 3,4; Hmrm. V. Pres. 3: Hmrm. Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Social Comm. Chairman 4; Prom Comm. 4; Yearbook Lay-out Staff 4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Close-Up 3; N.H.S. 3,4; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

LISA MARIE DECURTIS 18 Ridgeway Ave., Prov. 02909 Choral 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm, 3,4; Hmrm.

Treas. 2; Hmrm. V. Pres. 4; Italian Club 2,3,4; N.H.S, 3.4; CC: Women and In­ fant’s Hospital.

905 Bullocks Point Ave.. Riverside CLC 3; CC: Oldham School.

PAULA JO DWYER 6 Highland Rd., Bristol 02809 Orchestra 1,2,3.4; Bay View Cheerleader 1,2,3; CC: Rockwell School in Bristol

115 Algonquin Rd., Rumford 02916 Debate 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Yearbook Copy Staff 4; Bay Viewer Staff 4; Sr. Farewell 3; Ring Mass Liturgy Comm.'; In-Site 2; French Club 1,2; CC: WPRO AM and FM

ANNE FITZPATRICK

DEBORAH JEANNE DEE 9 Evergreen Pkwy., N. Prov, 02904 Choral 3.4; Sr. Farewell 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Hmrm. Sec. 3; Latin Club 3; Yearbook Lay-out Staff 4; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

SHARON ADA DESMARAIS 101 Glover St,, Prov, 02908 Italian Club 1.2,3,4; Hendricken Cheer­ leader 2,3,4; CC: Meeting Street School,

MARY DEVEREAUX 4 Florence St., East Prov. 02915

529 Willett Ave,, Riverside 02915 Gymnastics 2; Choral 1.3,4; Ring Mass Art Comm. 3; CC; Platt Walters School.

30 Buchnett Dr,, Johnston 02918 Choral 1.2; CC: Women and Infants Hos­ pital.

PATRICIA CRONIN

KAREN ANN DISTEFANO

97 Belvidere Blvd.. N, Prov. 02911 Hmrm. V. Pres. 1; CLC 2; Sr, Farewell 3; Yearbook Publicity Editor 4; CC: Busi­ ness Basics JA.

7 Heritage Dr., East Greenwich Gymnastics 1; Hendricken Cheerleader 2,3; Social Comm. 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Business Staff 4; CC: R.l. Hos­ pital Pharmacy.

DINA D’ADAMO SUZETTE DONABEDIAN

10 Pine Grove Ave,, Lincoln 02865 Gymnastics 1,4; C.L.C. 2; Student Inter­ est 3; Sr. Farewell 3; Cheerleading 2; Yearbook Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4; CC: Pied Piper Day Care Center.

69 Plymouth Rd., East Prov. 02914 Spirit Comm. 3; Social and Student Inter­ est Comm. 3,4; Hmrm Treas. 1; Newcom­ er’s Welcome 4; F.H.A. 4; Ring Mass Art Comm. 3; Sr. Farewell 3; Leadership Workshop 2,3; Chora!2,3,4; Orchestra 1; French Club 1; CC: R.l. Hospital- X-ray Dept.

DEBORA MARTHA D’ALESSANDRO

MARY ELLEN DONOVAN

1374 Smith St., N. Prov. 02911

19 Iowa St,, Prov. 02904 Student Interest Comm. 1; Social Comm.

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LAURIE CRONIN

29 Plymouth Rd., N, Prov. 02904 Drama 3; Sec. 4; CC: T,V.-36,

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39 Forest Ave., Riverside 02915

58 Memorial Rd.. Prov. 02906 Class Treas. 1; Class Pres. 2; Spirit Comm. 1,3; Model Legislature 1,2; Stu­ dent Council 1.2,3; Student Faculty Advi­ sory Board 2; Interest Comm. 2,4; Hmrm.

Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Newcomer’s Welcome 2,3; Sr. Farewell 3; Debate 4; CC: Superior Court.

KAREN MARIE FONTES 181 No. Country Club Dr., Warwick Hmrm. V. Pres. 2; Newcomer's Welcome 2,3,4; Hendricken J.V. Cheerleader (cap­ tain) 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Prom Comm. 3: Sr. Farewell 3; Spirit Comm. 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Business Staff 4; CC: St. Peter School.

MARY GAULIN 77 Harper Ave.. Cranston 02910 CLC 3; F.H.A. 4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC: TV 36.

KAREN ELIZABETH GEMMA 25 Applewood Rd., Cranston 02920 Yearbook Photography Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; CC: Glen Hills Elementary School.

LISA JOYCE GERVAIS 75 Herschel St., Prov. 02909 Track 1; F.H.A. 4; CC: Pied Piper Nursery School.

PATRICIA ANN GIVEN 21 Rhodes Ave., Cranston 02905 Student Interest 3: Hmrm. Sec, 1; Choral 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC; Orlando Andreoni

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SUSAN GOMES 49 Oregon Ave., No. Prov. 02911 Choral 1.2,3,4; Student Interest 3; Spirit Comm. 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Sr. Fare­ well 3: CC: St. Edward’s School.

Hmrm. Pres. 3; Student Council Sec. 4; Student-Faculty Adv. Board 4; Model Leg. 2; Senior Farewell 3; N.H.S. 3,4; CC: Junior Achievement.

MARY-KATHERINE HUGHES PATRICIA C. GORMLY 44 Oakwood Ave., Prov. 02909 F.H.A. 4; CC: John E. Fogarty Center.

19 Defway Rd., E, Prov. 02914 Cross-Country 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Track 1,2; Softball 3,4; Hmrm. Sec. 1,4; CC: St. Benedict’s Day Care Center.

CLAUDETTE T. GOSSELIN Box 130C Whipple Rd.. Pascoag 02859 Yearbook Copy Staff 4; Bay Viewer Staff 4; Sr. Farewell 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

EILEEN MARY IGOE 378 Adelaide Ave., Prov. 02907 Student Interest Comm. 3; Choral 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC: American Red Cross.

MICHELLE M. GOUSHAKJIAN 78 Hopkins Ave., Johnston 02919 Choral 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Sr. Farewell 3; Hmrm. Treas. 1; Hmrm. V.Pres. 3; CC: Greenville Animal Hospital.

CAROLYN GRANT 737 Namquid Dr.. Warwick 02888 Choral 1,2,3; CC: Lawyer’s Office.

DIANE GRENDA 101 Wellesley Ave., N, Prov. 02911 F.H.A, Sec. 4; Sr. Farewell 3; CC: Italian Echo; Creative Visual Arts Program.

PATRICIA GRIMES 52 Wheeler Ave,, Cranston 02905 Cross Country 1; Track 1; Latin Club 3: CC: Doric Day Nursery.

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KRISTEN JALBERT E. Walium Lake Rd., Pascoag 02859 Ring Mass Comm. 3; Yearbook Copy Staff 4; Hmrm. Treas. 3; N.H.S. 3.4; BayViewer (Ed.) 4; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

Debate Club 2: In-Site Rl 2; Model Leg. 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Senior Farewell Coordinator 3; Spirit Comm. 2.3; Student Interest Comm. 2,3; N.H.S. 3.4; Pro-FM School Scope Reporter, BayViewer Staff 4; Yearbook Copy Editor 4; CC: WPRO AM-FM,

KIM LaFONTAINE 10 Garden Dr., E. Prov. 02915 Hendricken Cheerleader 2.3: Hmrm.

V.Pres. 2; Social Comm. 3; Senior Fare­ well 3: Newcomer's Welcome 3; CC: Sowams Grammar School.

THERESE F. LANGLOIS 38 Laurel Ave., Providence 02906 Basketball 1.2.3,4 (Captain); Track 1,2,3.4; Hmrm. Treas. 4; Journalism 4; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

LISA LEPORE

247 Rankin Ave., Providence 02908 Ring Mass Comm. 3; Bayviewer Staff 4; CC: Robert F. Kennedy School.

15 Cheryl Ave., Portsmouth 02871 Track 1,2; Cross-Country 1,2,3: Softball 3; Hmrm. Treas. 3; Student Council 3,4; French 1,2,3: Senior Farewell 3: Ring Mass Comm, 3; CC: E.F. Hutton, Provi­ dence.

JANE MARIA JOSEPH

RENEE MARIE LISA

417 Centra! Ave.. Johnston 02919 Chora! 1,2,3,4; Senior Farewell 3: New­ comer’s Welcome 4; Student Interest Comm. 4; Social Comm. 4; F.H.A. 4;- CC; Women&Infant’s Hosp.

4 Whispering Pine Terrace, Greenville 02628 Cross-Country 2; Track 2; Hmrm. Sec. 1,2,3; Class Sec. 4; CC: Channel 36.

KELLY ANN JOHNSON

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ELIZABETH HOGAN

44 Sheridan Ave., Rumford 02916 Choral 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Pres. 4; Senior Farewell 3: Newcomer’s Welcome 4; CC: Better Business Bureau.

79 Warwick Neck Ave., Warwick 02889 Choral 1,2,3,4; CC: St. Kevin School.

MARY BETH KEATING

51 Columbia Ave,, Cranston 02905 CC: Norwood Avenue School.

BRENDA MARIE HOLLEY 46 Atlantic Ave., Warwick 02888 Choral 1,2; Latin Club 3; CC: Ronald Ro­ drigues.

30 Algonquin Rd., Rumford 02916 Spirit Comm. 1,2; French Club 1,2; Latin Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Yearbook Copy Staff 4; Senior Farewell Coordinator; CC: St. Benedict’s Day Care Center.

10 Monmouth Dr., Riverside 02915 French Club 1,2; C.L.C. 2; Senior Fare­ well 3; Spirit Comm. 3: Ring Mass Comm.

3; N.H.S. 3.4: Intramural Gymnastics 3; Yearbook-Layout Editor 4; Journalism 4; CC: WPRO AM-FM.

CHERYL ANN LOHSE 33 Orange St., Rumford 02916 Social Comm. 4; Hmrm. Treas. 4; CC: Carl D. Thompson School.

ELIZABETH M. LOWE

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ANNE-MARIE KELLEHER

120 Posnegansett Ave., Warwick 02888 Student Council 1,3,4; Hmrm. Pres. 1.3; Sr. Class Pres. 4; Student-Faculty Adv, Board 4; Math League 3.4; Spirit Comm.

3,4; Hendricken Cheerleader 2.3.4; Prom.

Comm. 3.4: Senior Farewell 3; Student Interest Comm. 3; Social Comm. 3: New­ comer’s Welcome 2,3.4; CC: Hanson, Curran and Parks.

41 Hawthorne Drive, Seekonk 02771 Hendricken Cheerleader 2.3,4 (Co-Captain); Hmrm. V.Pres. 1; Prom Comm. 3; Newcomer’s Welcome 3,4: Choral 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; CC: Belles & Beaus Nursery School.

37 Liberty St., Warren 02885 Gymnastic Team 1,2 (Captain): Student Council 1,2.4; Hmrm. Pres. 1.2; Hmrm.

V.Pres. 4: Student Interest Comm. 1.2; Yearbook Layout Staff 4; In-Site Rl 2; N.H.S. 3.4: Senior Farewell 3; CC: Attor­ ney General's Office.

SUSAN KLIEN

TRACY ELIZABETH LOWNEY

28 Carr St., Providence 02905 Hendricken Cheerleader 2,3; Senior Fare­ well 3: Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program,

83 Seymour St., Warren 02885 Chora! 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Hmrm. Pres. 2; Student Council 2; Newcomer's Welcome 2; CC: Senator John H. Chafee’s Office.

LINDA ANNE KURTZ

KELLY MACIEL

FRANCES HOWARD 40 Nathanael Ave., Pawt. 02860 Choral 3,4; C.L.C. 1.2: Ring Mass Comm.

3; Prom Comm. 3; Social Comm. 3; Spirit Comm. 3.4: Student Interest Comm. 3:

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61 Sessions St., Providence 02906

Spirit Comm. 2; Hmrm. Treas, 2; Class Treas. 3; Prom Comm. 3; CC: Rhode Is­ land Hospital.

V.Pres. 4; Newcomer’s Welcome 3,4; CC: Frank Reynold’s Law Firm.

SUSAN M. METZGER

LISA MAMIS 45 Pinewood Dr.. N. Prov. 02904 Choral 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; CC: Rob­ ert D’Amico-Accountant.

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DONNA MARIE MANCINI 208 Grosvenor Ave., Pawt. 02860 Choral 1.2.3.4; Hmrm. Treas. 1.2; CC: St. Mary’s Day Care Center.

LORI MARZILLI 103 Plymouth Rd.. E. Prov. 02914 Choral 1; Model Leg. 3,4; Debate 3,4; Senior Farewell 3; Newcomer's Welcome 3.4; Social Comm. 3.4; Student Interest Comm. 3,4; CC: Creative Visual Arts Pro­ gram.

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46 Middle Rd., E. Greenwich 02818 N.H.S. 3.4; Debate Club 2; Hendricken Cheerleader 2.3; Hmrm. Sec. 2; Hmrm. V. Pres, 3; Social Comm. 3; Student Interest Comm. 3; Leadership Workshop 2,3; Senior Farewell 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC; Creative Visual Arts Program.

JUDITH E. MITCHELL 1 Glen Meadows Court, Warwick 02889 Social Comm. 3; Student Interest Comm.

3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Drama 1,3; Jour­ nalism 4; Hendricken Cheerleader 3,4; Leadership Workshop 3; Newcomer's Welcome 3,4; Senior Farewell 3; CC; Channel 56.

Hmrm. Treasurer 1; Choral Accompanist 1,2,3.4; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 (Capt); Hendricken JV Cheerleader 2; Spirit Comm. 3; Student Interest Comm. 3; BayViewer 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Senior Farewell 3; NHS 3,4 CC: East Providence Post.

KATHERINE PATRICK 3 Butler Ct,, Warwick 02888 Track 1; Cross-Country 1,2; BayViewer 4; Drama 4; Ecology Club 3; Senior Farewell 3; Photography Club 2; CC: Creative Vi­ sual Arts Program,

SUSAN PERZ 400 Narragansett Pkwy. Apt. ED#2 Warwick 02888 Choral 1.2,3; Hendricken Cheerleader 2,3,4 (Capt.); Prom Comm. 4; CC: Ches­ ter Barrows Elementary School.

SUSAN MONTELEONE

KIM MARIE McARDLE 15 Wilcox Lane. Bristol 02809 Choral 1,2.3,4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Yearbook Photography Staff 4; CC: Qual­ ity Distributers.

144 Howland Ave., E. Prov, 02914 Italian Club 2; Social Comm. 3; Spirit Comm. 3; Senior Farewell 3; Poster Comm. 4; CC: Sowams School.

ELAINE PIASECKI 45 Glen View Dr., Cranston 02920 Spanish Club 2; CLC 3; FHA Club 4; So­ cial Comm. 4; Student Interest Comm. 4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC: WSBE-TV.

AUDREY MOORE

CAROL ANN McCONAQHY 12 Butterworth Dr., Warren 02885 Track 1.2; Orchestra 1.2; Social Comm.

1,2; Senior Farewell 3; Student Council 1.2; CC: St. Luke’s School.

MAUREEN F. McELROY 83 Estrell Dr., Riverside 02915 Latin Club 3; Choral 1; CC: Meeting Street School.

29 Grant Dr., Coventry 02816 CC: McOsker. Iserlis & Davignan.

PATRICIA ANN MURRAY 7 Pilgrim Circle. Warwick 02888 Hendricken Cheerleader 2,3,4; Newcom­ er’s Welcome 3,4; Senior Farewell 3; Cho­ ral 1,3; CC: St. William's Montessori School.

72 Atlantic Ave.. Warwick 02888 Hendricken Cheerleader 2 (Captain). 3.4; Drama 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Senior Farewell 3; Newcomer’s Welcome 2,3,4; CC: Warwick Neck School-Integrated Kindergarten.

34 Bennington Rd,. Cranston 02920 Choral 1.2,3; Social Comm. 2; CLC 1; Spirit Comm. 2; CC: WBRU.

CATHERINE ANNE McMAHON 121 Mt, Vernon Blvd., Pawt. 02861 Latin Club 3; Debate Club 3; Senior Fare­ well 3: Newcomer's Welcome 3; Ring Mass Comm. 3; CC; Chancery Office.

MARIA PIRES 72 Arnold St.. Providence 02906 CC: Rhode Island Hospital.

1 Bellevue St., Cumberland 02864 Debate 3,4; Hmrm. Treasurer 2; CC; Rob­ ert Poluvatzick & Co.

MARY S. POWERS MARYLU NOTARIANNl 116 Sweet Briar Dr., Cranston 02920 Ecology Club 2.3; Social Comm. 4; CC; State House.

MARGARET McLAUGHLIN 178 Canonchet Ave. Warwick 02888 Choral 2,3.4; Prom Comm. 4; CC: Ches­ ter Barrows Elementary School.

140 Kearney St., Cranston 02920 Choral 1,2,3; Social Comm.; Cheerleader 3; CC; Doric Day Care Center.

KATHY POLUVATZICK

SARAH JANE NEWMAN

PATRICIA J. McGUINN

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MARY ELIZABETH O’ROURKE 50 Audubon Rd.. Warwick 02888 Hendricken Soccer & Wrestling Cheer­ leader 2; Hendricken Football & Basket­ ball Cheerleader 3,4 (capt.); Newcomer’s Welcome 2,3,4; Senior Farewell 3; Junior Ring Mass 3; Journalism 4; Hmrm. Trea­ surer 1; Social Comm. 3; Student Interest Comm. 3; CC: Rl Consumer Council.

60 Cold Brook Dr., Cranston 02920 Spirit Comm. 1; Student Interest Comm.

2.3; Model Leg. 1; CLC 2; Choral 2.3; Class Secretary 2; Hmrm. V. Pres. 3; Hmrm. Secretary 4; Ring Mass Comm. 3; Photography Club 2; Senior Farewell 3; Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 (Capt.); BayViewer 4; Yearbook Business Staff 4; CC: WBRU.

RENEE PRATT 223 Reservoir Rd.. Cumberland 02864 Social Comm. 4; Track 4; CC: Pied Piper.

MARY JANE PUCCI ANN McOSKER

JUDY PACE

180 Wheeler Ave,. Prov. 02905 Track 1; Student Council 1,2.4; Hen­ dricken Cheerleader 3.4 (Co-Captain); Ring Mass Comm. 3; Senior Farewell 3; Spirit Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Math League 4; Hmrm. Pres. 1,2; Sr. Class

20 Laurel Ct., Providence 02906 Choral 1.2; CC; Behavioral Development Center.

JULIANNE PAOLINO 51 Chantilly Ct.. Seekonk 02771

40 Brentwood Ave., Providence 02908 Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Hmrm. / Seaetary 2; All State Orchestra 1,2; Spir­ it (JO (jomm. 3; SFAB 3,4; Newcomer’s Wel­ come 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Student Council Pres. 4; CC: Rhode Is­ land Hospital.

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CHRISTINE QUATTRUCCI 192 Willard Ave., Seekonk 02771 Hendricken Cheerleader 3,4; Hendricken JV Cheerleader 2; Senior Farewell 3; Hmrm. V. Pres. 4; Ecology Club 3; CC: Rhode Island Hospital.

MICHELLE QUIGLEY 28 Sea Meadow Dr., Portsmouth 02871 Cross-Country 2,3; Track 2; Class Trea­ surer 2; CC; E.F. Hutton.

Hmrm. Secretary 3; Prom Comm. 3.4; Senior Farewell 3; NHS 3,4; Yearbook Layout Staff 4; CC: St. Thomas Regional School.

DIANE CAROL SCIENZO 78 Viola Ave., Riverside, 02915 Choral 4; BayViewer 4; Senior Farewell 3; Hmrm. Treasurer 1; CC: Creative Visual Arts Program.

DOREEN MARIE TUDINO

6 Manila Avenue, N. Prov. 02911 Hmrm. Pres, 1; Prom Comm. 4; CC: ' erinarian.

LISA MARIE TURBITT

85 Ravenswood Ave.. Prov. 02908 Bayview Cheerleader 1,2,3 (Caf Hmrm. Pres, 2,3,4; Student Inte Comm. 2,3.4; Prom Comm. 3.4; CC: suai Arts Program.

KAREN SCOBIE

CYNTHIA MARIE ELISABETH RAND 645 Union Ave., Providence 02909 Volieybatt 3.4; CC: St, Bartholomew’s School.

LORI ANN RAPOZA 71 Hamlin St., Providence 02907 CC: St. Matthew's School.

10 Cardinal Lane, E. Greenwich 02818 Newcomer’s Welcome 2; Senior Farewell 3; Tennis Team 3,4; Softball Team 3,4; Ski Club 4; Math League 3,4; Social Comm. 3.4; Student Interest 3,4; Year­ book Photography Staff 4; CC: St. Mar­ garet’s School.

NANCY VENTER 156 Evergreen St., Prov. 02906 CC: East Side YMCA.

TERRI SHIRELLE WALLACE 90 Lenox Ave., Providence 02907 Spanish Club 1; CC: Rhode Island Ho tai Unit Services.

AVA SIMONELLI

ANN MARIE REID 253 Harrison Ave., Warwick 02888 Cross-Country 1; Track 1,2; Photography Club 2; CC: Warwick Animal Hospital.

191 Cleveland St., Providence 02909 Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 3; De­ bate 3,4; CC: Lovitt and Linder Law Firm.

LISA MARIE SODERLUND CHALONDA CHERI ROBERTS 26 Roger Williams Green, Providence 02904 Track 1,4; CC: Stone, Cliffton & Cliffton Law Firm.

119 Ivy St., E. Providence 02914 CLC 3; Sr. Farewell 3; Jr. Ring Mass 3; Volleyball 2,3,4 (Capt.). CC: Behavioral Development Center.

ANGELA JEAN SULLIVAN

RHONDA ANGELA ROMANO

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110 Sweet Briar Ave., E. Prov. 02915 CLC 3; Senior Farewell 3; Social Comm.

4; Spanish Club 1; CC: Union Primary Elementary School.

BERNADETTE RYAN

LAURIE ANN SYLVIA

43 Grant St., Providence 02907 Track 1; Art Comm. 1; CC: YMCA Nur­ sery.

55 Maureen Dr.. Smithfield 02917 National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Business Staff 4; Leadership workshops 2,3; Sr. Farewell 3; Spirit Comm. 3; CC: Miriam Hospital.

BRENDA SANTORO 49 Christopher St.. Providence 02904 Choral 1; Italian club 2; CC: Dept, of the Attorney General.

LORI ANN SANTUCCI Hmrm. Secretary 1,3; Ring Mass Comm.

3; Student Interest Comm. 3; Spirit Comm 3; Social Comm. 3; Senior Fare­ well 3; Yearbook Business Staff 4; CC: Public Utilities Commission.

JANE LESLIE SCARPELLINO 91 Brown Ave. N. Providence 02911 Track 1; Cross-Country 1; Italian Club 2;

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JULIE ANN SULLIVAN 230 Spencer Ave., East Greenwich 02818 Hendricken Soccer and Wrestling Cheer­ leader 2,3,4; Newcomers Welcome 2,3,4; Sr. Farewell 3; Prom. Comm. 3; Journal­ ism 4; Drama 1; CC: Cooperative Nur­ sery.

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DEBRA L. TAKIAN 12 Hybrid Dr., Cranston 02920 Choral 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Farewell 3; Student Interest Comm. 3; Drama 3; Hmrm. Treasurer 4; Newcomers welcome 4; CC: Miriam Hos­ pital.

MARY ANN TOBIN 161 Woodward Rd., Providence 02904 Spirit Comm. 3; Student Interest 3; Choral 1,2,3,4; Sr. Farewell 3; CC: St. Edward’s School.

MARY WAYLAND

65 Forbes St., Riverside 02915 Photography Club 2; Yearbook Art Ec 4; Newcomers Welcome 2; CC: Cree Visual Arts Program.

LYNNE ELIZABETH WILSON

111 Aaron Ave., Bristol 02809 Basketball 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Ti 1,2,3,4; CC: Halladay Advertising A( cy.

MARY WONG 38 Gemine Dr., E. Providence 029V Sr. Farewell 3; Prom Comm. 3: CC: zarro Screen Printers.

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