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An Array 01 Activities And So Step Right Up, Step Right "Share the glad times and the woes with us. Pack your truck and join the show with us. Step this way and say you'll go with us. Join the Circus like you wanted to when you were a kid. So goes the calling that many students answer by attending Bay View Academy. With a little imagination, one can easily see the similarities between our home-away-from-home and a zany, unpredictable circus.

Life under Bay View's Big Top has its share of thrills, chills, and laughter. Hot a day goes by without a "class clown ' sending her fellow students into an uproar or a mischievous Bayvette performing the "daring feat" of approaching the office of the Lion Tamer - Sr. Shir­ ley. These are dally events which may evoke a mixture of emotions depending upon the spectator.

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ulty) oversee such madcap lunacy which is common of life at the Bay. But they aren't fooling anyone! Best Legs contests and newcomers' Welcome skits are their moments to let loose.

As "Stars in the Making/' mem-j bers of the Junior High enjoy put-! ting on their own performances as they prepare to enter the realm offl the Three Ring Circus - the FreshjB| men. Sophomore, and JuniorW;

Show On Earth Girls Of All Ages

Fersonalities All Under One Hcof Up To Say View's Big Topi! classes. These grades simulta­ neously display their unique tal­ ents through entertaining shows on the athletic field, in the classroom, and at social events.

Just as the crowd at a circus awaits the main attraction, so do Bay View students await their Sen­ ior Year. This long-anticipated fare­ well performance has been pre­ empted by years of dreams and ex­ pectations. It is now the seniors'

chance to "wow ' the audience with their well-taught training as they prepare for an encore at college.

A child who runs off to join the circus is soon disillusioned to find that life under the big top is not quite so glamorous. The absence of male students, strict uniform guidelines, and disapproving stares at revealing boxer shorts tend to dishearten many Bayvettes.

But any circus performer will attest

to the fact that perfection is impos­ sible without hard work and sacri­ fice. Yet one soon finds that, under this big top that we call Bay View, close ties are inevitably formed that make it all worth while. "... never look back again from the day you join the Circus. Be proud to say you'll join the Circus, Step right this way and join the Circus . .

So Send In The Clowns ..

student Life At The Bay Right- The not-so-popular activity of cleaning one's locker takes place, at most, about three times per year, before Christmas and February vacation and at the end of the school year. Papers, books and three month old PB & J sandwiches are among the common treasures which may be found.

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Above- For some (if not all) students, coping with each day is a difficult challenge. There are, however, a few optimistic students who begin each day with a smile. Hopefully, these smiles will not, through the course of the day, eventually fade to frowns of anguish.

Right- With tests, quizzes, and term papers abound, it is impossible to imagine that, occasionally, we are able to relax and have fun within the school's confines. Outside activities do add a needed break from the daily torture we, as high school students, must endure.

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Below- To Study: (v.) a task never done during the sixteen hours between the end of classes one day and the beginning of classes the next, but rather done during school hours, including studies, in between classes, during classes or at lunch.

Below- The long anticipated twenty-seven minutes of the day - lunch when the school's cafeteria is converted into Gossip Central.

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Above- Finally, the end of the day!! With backpacks loaded and tokens in hand, students await the RIPTA bus.

Above- Helping friends to understand challenging homework is quite an admirable act ... copying homework, on the other hand, consti­ tutes a federal offense.

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Right- The application of make-up at the end of the school day normally denotes the anticipation of seeing that "special some­ one” Below- Do we as students- after all the homework and after school activities- actually have a life? At Bay View Kicks Mixers, we are able to relieve stress, have a good time and, most importantly, be in school WITHOUT our uniforms and WITH boys!

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Administration Sister Maureen McElroy, Principal Sister Shirley Jeffcott, Associate Principal, Student Affairs Sister Frances Lynch, Associate Principal, Academic Affairs, Guidance Director Administrative Staff Jayne Martin. DirectorAdmissions/Alumnae

Sister Lori Reyes, Business Manager Kathryn Ritter-Smith. DirectorDevelopment Office Guidance Sheryl Chabot. Counselor Sister Susan Gross. Secretary, Community Classroom

Lee Ann Markowski.

Counselor/Special Assistance Counselor Joyce Mollicone. Special Assistance Counselor, Accreditation Team Sister Carlene O'Donnell, Counselor Louise Oliveira, Assistant Director

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Edward Silva, Counselor, Career Awareness Director Faculty Mary Jane Andreozzi, Art Carolyn Baggett, School Murse Laurie Beauvais, Mathematics.

Sophomore Coordinator

Mary Jane Blanchette. ChairpersonScience Department, Science Ann Boulet, English Michael Brown, Religion. English Sister Virginia Burke, Religion

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Elizabeth Comery, Science Sister Christine Crowley, English.

Junior High Coordinator Susan Cummings. ChairpersonPersonal Development Department, Physical Education. Health Sister Miriam Theresa Daily.

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Sister Mary Donald Egan. English Sister Tina Geiger, Religion.

Freshmen Coordinator Sister Haney Griffin, Computer.

Mathematics Sister Viola Gross, Librarian

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Diane Qualtieri, Fine Arts. Choral Music Sister Michaeleen Hamilton. Latin.

Religion. English Margaret Hawthorne. Science Sister Jayme Hennessy. Religion.

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Elizabeth Keefe. Science Deborah Knowles. Spanish Sister Maris Stella Laliberte, Chairperson-Foreign Language Department. French. CoChairperson, Accreditation Team Jeannette Langlois. French. Religion

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Sister Ann McKenna, Spanish, Senior Coordinator Marilyn Mollo, Campus Minister, Religion Diane Morel, Social Studies Sister Margaret Murphy, Chairperson-Mathematics Department, Math. Science, Accreditation Team

Patricia Murphy, Religion, English Ann Mevola, Psychology Cecilia Pate, Accounting, Business Law Priscille Pion, French, Science

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Sister Helen Poland, Mathematics Sister Sylvia Rice, ChairpersonSocial Studies Department Elisa Roe, Italian Dr. Albert Roy, Science

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Linda Rubiano, Mathematics, Social Studies Margaret Sabetti, Spanish Sister Emily Shanley, Cochairperson-Accreditation Team, Social Studies Sister Marcella Shanley, Chairperson-Religious Studies Department, Religion

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Junior Ring Ceremony Right- A truly expressive theme.

Below right- Andrea has a special moment.

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It was really a time to remember. November 8, 1988 marked the day our Junior class came together as one. At Bay View the Junior Ring Ceremony symbolizes our class unity and many lasting friendships. Our rings also show that we are now upperclasswomen. The ceremony brought many tears to our eyes, as well as smiles, as we watched our fellow classmates give special, lasting performances.

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Above- Friends with lasting friendship.

Upper left- Friends pass the flame on.

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Upper right- Cathy finishes her dance.

Far left- Donna V. sings her heart out.

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It is what all Juniors wait for. the high­ light ofjunior year, the Junior Prom. On Nay 12. 1989, the tuxedos were rented, flowers bought, and fancy gowns with matching gloves were donned. The Ju­ niors held their prom at Quidnessett Country Club. Although there was a mist in the air, the night was nothing less than magical. Our theme song, "When I'm With You," fit into the night perfectly and will be a happy memory.

Our court was introduced and our prom queen was Andrea Reed. Although this mystical night came to an end, we will forever keep the memories.

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Middle- Beth and Lori. SMILE! Right- Where is the lobster dinner??

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Top- Karen and Doc boogied all night.

Middle- Kathleen and date coming in.

Above- Chris and Oreg in a bear hug.

Left- Tara- show those pearly whites.

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A Day In The Life 7:55 a.m.- You glance at your alarm clock and realize that this is going to be another showerless day. (Pony­ tail- a must!)

8:00 a.tn.- You try to start your car and nothing hap­ pens. "Dad", you yell, "HELP!" Once again, out come the jumper cables.

8:23 a.m.- "Speed it up", is all you can think, as you sit on car filled 195 East.

8:30 a.m.- You slide into your seat 5 minutes late and begin your 2 page typed paper due in exactly 15 min­ utes.

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11:10 a.m.- After two monotonous lectures and one major test, you gobble down lunch- french fries - in 2.2 minutes flat and proceed to rush to the library to study for a dreaded Pre-Cal test.

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12:57 p.m.- the bell rings and the race is on for Guid­ ance. You try to hold your panting breath while sneak­ ing by Sr. Susan and the haunting question- "Where are your Community Classroom papers?" You miracu­ lously dodge her and next drop off your late college application, pleading with Hr. Silva to accept it.

1:45 p.m.- Afternoon messages are over and while listening to the latest gossip in the hall, you happen to run into Sr. Shirley- and DETEHTIOH! (Sneakers will do it to you every time.)

2:30 p.m.- It'S over" is all you can think, but wait. there's a haunted house committee after school today in Rm. 17. You wait around for 30 minutes but only one person shows up. nothing accomplished, again! How it is really over, that is, after two hours of homework when you get home.

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When vvricii pcopit: people think Lnirin ui of a pcKOunidi parochial schoolgirl, a certain image probably springs to mind - that of a prim and proper little lady, with knee socks pulled up to her ears, a plaid skirt down to her toes, hair and face in holy, immaculate order and hands folded in prayer.

But here at Bay View, we know the truth.

Popular among seniors is the "I Just Woke Up at 8:00-rio Time For A Shower" look. Followers of this fabulously simple fashion trend can be easily recognized by the characteristic ponytail, which they hap-hazardly managed to pull their hair into while careening down 1-95 that morning.

The proper uniform becomes almost unrecognizable among most upperclassmen, who have much more to wor­ ry about than whether or not their white, oxford cloth, button-down shirts are entirely wrinkle-free. The lovely navy blue pull-over and cardigan Bendiger Brothers sweaters often find themselves in cut-throat competition with the sweatshirts of fine institutions of higher learn­ ing. Think about it. Would you rather advertise "Bay View High School" across your chest, blatantly giving away your real age, or have the incredible prestige of people thinking that you ac­ tually go to Yale, Harvard or Brown? The plaid kilts, (2 inches above the knee??) miraculously seem to grow shorter with each passing year, but hey — that's what boxer shorts were invented for!

When it's all said and done, the stu­ dents here at the Bay have artfully man­ aged to mingle enough of the traditional uniform components to prevent receiv­ ing detentions and enough comfort and style to remain individuals. For that feat, we all deserve a prize .,. how about free pairs of cherished flesh-tone panty­ hose??

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Lisa Abilheira We start out wearing rose colored glasses and we end it with a bright new future. Love to my friends and family. Thanks to you all.

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Julie Ellen Accinno The f riends, the laughs, and the tears of the past are our hopes and dreams of the future. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime.

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Jennifer Lynn Adams When riding through the tides of time and think­ ing of the past, remember that you have a friend who will forever last. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you.

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Rosemary Almanzar Will you be there to guide me if the world falls apart and will all of our moments remain in your heart. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you.

Stephanie Archambault If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't, it was never meant to be. - M. Garcia. I love you Mom and Dad. Thanx for everything.

Linda S. Barnard With a lack of anticipation I float in a world of my own design, oblivious to all things but those that I imagine. My movements are slow and precise. Thanks Mommie and Papa.

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Maggie E. Barszcz ' 'Ou r friends see the best in us, and by that ve ry fact call forth the best from us." Thanks to my friends. Love and thanks. Mom and Dad.

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Liza Marie Bass Live each day to the fullest. Qet the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life.

Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets.

Erin Marie Beiermann In our hearts we will always be forever young. RS. We did it! Thanks Dad & Mom with all my love.

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Susan Bennallack The friends I've gathered through the years we've shared the good times and also the tears - friends! - M. Salzano. 1 love you Mom, Joe, Qramps. Thanx for everything.

Traci Blais I know what I know if you know what I mean.

What I am is what I am are you what you are or what? - Edie Brickell. "I'M SHOOTiriG RUBBER BAPIDS AT TtlE STARS"

Jodi Lynn Botelho All the world's a stage, the men and women merely players. - Shakespeare. Where am 1 going? Thanks for the memories. Love and thanks Mom & Dad. 'I

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Rachel Bourassa Mow you live and fly. smiles you give and tears you cry. All you touch and see. is all your life will ever be. -Pink Eloyd. Love and Thanx Mom and Dad.

Christine Lynn Brewer Life's for my own to live my own way. It's time for me to ramble on! Thanx for everything Dad and Cheryl. I made it!

Marilyn Ann Brisson All those who touched my life are special and mean the world to me. The memories may fade but the difference they made, made me me. -5MQ. Mom & Jer 1 love you & thanks.

Beth Byers We the willing led by the unwilling have done so much with so little for so long that we are now qualified to do anything with nothing.

Karen M.G. Candelmo No backward glances. The games I've played til now are at an end. - It was always just the stage, the lights and me. That was enough. Love to my family

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Erin Patricia Carroll Time passes so quickly, so let's make the most of life. Strive 2 do your best in everything and have a great time with people who mean the most. 1 love you Mom and Dad!

Katie Cassidy "And as 1 leave 1 know I'm leaving my best friend, someone who taught me right from wrong, weak from strong, that's a lot to learn."

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Jennifer Caton This is my life and this is my time. 1 have been given the freedom to do as 1 see fit. - R.E.M. 1 love you Mom fie Dad. Thanks for being there when 1 needed you.

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Joann S. Chan Life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quickly you hardly catch it going. Peace to the world. I love you Mommie and Daddy forever.

Kimberly Ann Clark "Every exit is an entry somewhere else." - Tom Stoppard. I love you Mom and Dad - Thanks.

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Bridget Connors From quiet homes and first beginnings, out to the undiscovered ends, there's nothing worth the wear of winning, but the laughter and love of friends. I love you Mom and Qam.

Michele A.Corbeil The present, like a note in music, is nothing but as it appertains to what is past and what Is to come. Thanks Mom, Dad. and Hana.

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Tracy Lee Coyle And in the end, on dreams we will depend, for that's what love is made of. -VH. Thanks Dad for everything.

Kimberly Ann DaCosta This world is all a fleeting show, for man's illusion given; the smiles of joy, the tears of woe, deceitful shine, deceitful flow, there's nothing true but heaven.

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Lori-Ann S. Doonan "This ever-changing world pushes me to take the future into my hands. Thanks for giving me the strength to stand on my own." Thanks, Mom & Dad.

Stephanie Maureen Dorgan I would choose to be with you-that's if the choice were mine to make. But you can make decisions too-and you can have this heart to break. -B. Joel. Thanx Mom & Dad.

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Heather Dumontier Years and Tears have come and gone but the memories we've shared will always live on.

Love and Thanks Mom and Dad!

Amy Elizabeth Duquette rd like to meet you in a timeless placeless place, somwhere out of context and beyond all consequences. - S. Vega. Thanks to all who have loved me & let me be me.

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Rebecca Enright Al! at once I'm drifting on a lonely sea, holding on to memories and that's all that matters now.

W.H. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you.

Lori Esposito TIME KEEPS on SLIPFiriQ IPITO THE FUTURE I want to fly like an eagle 2 the sea fly like an eagle let my spirit carry me 1 want 2 fly like an eagle till I'm free.

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Teresa Fidalgo Thank you forgiving me all the things that make my life happy - your trust, your tenderness, your understanding, and most of all your love. Thank you. Mom and Dad.

Christin A. FitzGerald The time was neither wrong nor right. We will find strength in what remains behind. To those who showed me ways to go - Thanks for the inspiration.

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nicolle Mary Fleury 'The greatest honor history can bestow is the title of peacemaker ... This is our summons to greatness."-Richard M. Hixon. Love and Thanks Mom and Dad. CARPE DIEM ...

Jennifer A. Flynn You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need. Free at last. Free at last ... MLR. Thanks Mom and Dadi!

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Amy Melissa Fontaine LIFE'S A JEST AHD ALL THIHQS SHOW IT, 1 THOUGHT SO OHCE BUT HOW I RHOW IT. LOVE AHD THAHRS - MOM AHD DAD.

Judy Fucci Ho law can be sacred to me but that of my nature. Love and Thanx to my family.

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Michelle Marie George If the land of make believe is inside your heart it will never leave - there's a golden gate where the fairies all wait and dancing moons, for you - Madonna.

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Joann Gibbons If we shoot for the moon and miss^ at least we will wind up among the stars. Thanx Mom and Dad, for everything!’ 1 love you!

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Diane M. Given We used to laugh, we used to cry, we used to bow our heads and wonder why. 1'11 carry on and make the best of what you left to me.

Goodbye Class of 90 and thanx Dad.

Shannon Gray The applesauce man has a half a bar of soap; the applesauce man has a heart of gold. Love and Thanks to Mom and Chuck, I couln't have done it without you.

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Gina Marie Guarino "If you're lost you can look and you will find it time after time. If you fall I will catch you I'll be waiting. Time after time." CL Love always to Mom and Dad.

Melissa A. Hannuksela Although we may seem far apart, and our time seemingly short, the memories of the best of ‘ times, will never come to part. - K.T. Love and Thanks Mom and Dad!

Jennifer Hebert You got your Passion you got your Pride but don't you know that only fools are satisfied.

Dream on but don't imagine they'll all come true. LOVE YOU MOM & DAD.

Bethany Hunt Give me one moment in time when I'm more than 1 thought I could be & all of my dreams are a heartbeat away fie the answers are all up to me. Thanks for everything.

Alison 1. Hynes In complete darkness we are all the same. It is only our knowledge and wisdom that separate us. Don't let your eyes deceive you! I love you Mom, Dad and your advice.

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Donna Izzo All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. -Poe. Love and thanks Mom and Dad.

Amy Jackson These are the times to remember cause they will not last forever, these are the days to hold on to cause we won't although we'll want to BJ. I love Mom fie Dad.

Jennifer J. Kelly Oh Joy! Rapture! I've got a brain! - the Scare­ crow. Thanks Mum and Dad! Seize the day!

Aileen M. Laurie Aristotle Onassis' Secret of Success: BORROW AS MUCH MOHEY AS YOU CAH, ALWAYS PAY IT BACK OH TIME, AHD ALWAYS HAVE A TAH! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '90!

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Erin Jane Lee This. Above all to thine own self be true and it follows as night follows day that thou canst to no man be false. Thanks Mom and Dad.

Tara Leger When this you see remember me and bear m, in your mind. Let all the world say what the may but speak of me as you find. 1 love yoi Mom and Dad.

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Kristen Lewis You can't dwell on the past so do as much as you can in the future because life can only gc on so long. 13 years, 1 made it! Thanks Mom & Dad 1 Love You.

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Julie Lombardi We're captured on a carousel of time. We can't return, we can only look behind from where we came and go round & round round in the circle game. Love you Mom & Dad.

Jennifer Lopes You're not fully dressed until you put on smile. Thanks a lot guys you know who you are.

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I love you Mom and Dad.

Emily Catherine MacDuffie If you have built castles in the air. your work need not be lost; for that is where they should be. Mow put the foundations under them ...

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nancy E. Madden When some cold 2morrow finds u & some sad old dream reminds u how the endless road unwinds u while u c a chance take it find ro­ mance make it Bcause it s ALL On U. Thanx mom and dad.

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Catherine D. Marchant “Young we loved each other and were igno­ rant" together we shared both joy and pain, flow, dancing on a new stage. I rejoice in know­ ing you'll be at my side! Mom. THAMX!

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Suzanne Jacqueline McGovern Yes my friend, I hear what you're saying. For I am at the crossroad too and I'm in need of some inspiration. I hear the changes, whisper­ ing. Thanks for the inspiration.

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Kerri Lyn McQurn Qive me one moment in time when I thought I was all I could be. All of my dreams are a heartbeat away and the answers are all up to me. Thanx guys, luv ya Mom and Dad.

Caroline McMahon ”1 used to be disgusted. Mow I try to b amused." -Elvis Costello. Love and Thank Mom and Dad.

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I love you Mom, Dad, Hana, Poppy. Thanks guys!

Susan Margaret Metzger See a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wildflower; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. -Blake. Love & best wishes to all.

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Stephanie Marie Hakielny Things without a remedy should be withoul regard: what's done is done.-Macbeth. I lov< you Daddy, Mom, and #24.

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Melissa B. Meri The mind has a thousand eyes and the heart but one, Forever we shall be together forever un­ breakable by anyone. Love and thanks Mom and Dad.

Suzanne O'Donnell A friend is a person with whom I may be sin­ cere. Before him I may think aloud. I LOVE YOU! MOM AMD DAD.

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Alison J. Palumbo LEAM OM ME, AMD I'LL BE YOUR FRIEMD, FOR IT WOM'T BE LOMG TIL I'M GOMMA MEED SOME­ BODY TO LEAM OM! -HEY, IF ALL ELSE FAILS, SMILE! Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you.

Christine Elizabeth Palumbo When you dream, You're holding the key To open the door and Set yourself free -DIO. Thanks Mom & Dad.

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Jennifer Pardi "IM ORDER TO REACH THE FRUIT OF THE TREE. YOU HAVE TO GO OUT OM A LIMB."

Stefanie Jane Paterra All you have to be is you. Much love and ap­ preciation, Mom and Dad.

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Jessica Ann Perry How it's time for you to get on with your search and me with mine, someday we will find it wasn't at all wasted time. - Eagles. I love u Mom and Dad. Thanks.

Kelly Eileen Pesaturo Do not look at the past for it is behind you, look towards the future and correct your mis­ takes. Thanks to Grandpa, Grandma, Mom. and Dad. I love you always.

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Carolyn Margaret Pompetti The future belongs to us. A promise is stronger than a whisper. So I say goodbye to our yesterdays and leave behind the shades of gray. Love to all my friends.

Bethany Anne Poore "Just do the steps that you've been shown by everyone you've ever known until the dance becomes your very own" - Q. Browne. Love and thanks to all my family.

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Live, laugh and love! 1 love you mom and dad. Thanks! I don't get it?!

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Jennifer Querceto "Hold fast to dreams. For when dreams die.

Life is a brokenwinged bird that cannnot fly.

Hold fast to dreams, For when dreams go,Life is a barren field frozen with snow." - LH.

Kathy Quinlan You can get on with your search and I can get on with mine and maybe someday we will find that it wasn't really wasted time. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you.

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Kimberly A. Rameika Did you consider that if you don't "make waves" nobody, including yourself, will know you're alive? Love and thanks Mom and Dad!

Andrea Marie Reed When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot, hang on and swing! Thanks Mom and Dad. 1 love you!!!

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Candace Marie Ricci We always had time on our sides, now its fad­ ing fast; Every second, every moment, we've got to make it last! I LOVE U Mom and Dad. Thanks for everything.

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Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. Love you!

Arnie Christine Ritota If 1 could have only one food for the rest of my life that's easy. Fez. cherry flavored Pez; no question about it! -SBM. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you!

Christine Lee Rivard You can't explore new oceans without leaving the shore. Thanks Mom and Dad. 1 love you!

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Kerin R. Royds My biggest accomplishments and littlest ad­ ventures have occured. the dust of the trav­ eled road has touched my hands and face, now I am ready to move on. Luv - Mom & Dad.

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Chantel S. Sampson Moving right along in search of good times 6e good news w/good friends u can't lose. -MM. We're ready 4 the big time, is it ready 4 us?

Luv 2 all my friends and family.

Andrea M. Sclama There is no easy way from the earth to the stars but remember, nothing is beyond you.

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Marissa Victoria Souza 1 believe there comes a time when everything just falls in line we live and learn from our mistakes the deepest cuts are healed by faith ... I love you Mom & Dad.

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Jennifer Ann Tidd "Life goes by too fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile you just might miss it." - Ferris Bueller - Thanx for everything Mom and Dad. 1 love you.

Kerri Lynn Tingley Mom, Dad, and brothers, through your con­ stant nagging and bothering, 1 have finally grown up. I love you all! I'm outta here! Peace!

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Hicole Ann Viau Wake up and dream about the plans you have in store for you, but keep in mind it's not just what you do but what you do it for. I love you mom and dad.

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Danielle Katherine Willis Wild was the life we led; many the souls that sped, many the hearts that bled, by our stern orders. -Longfellow — HUGS AHD KISSES AL­ WAYS TO MOM APiD UHCLE HUGHIEH!

Tara-Ann Zahn You can believe that you can still come through.just as long asl keep trying I can reach the sky. If I stumble, if I fall, at least I know 1 tried. Thanx Mom and Dad. i

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Perhaps the most obvious of these is your new status as Upperclassmen. Ho longer will you live in mortal terror of being pushed up a "down" staircase; by those who are older than you; finally you can do the pushing!

Another indication of the Junior's heightened social status is that you're finally situated on the third floor — which may be considered a dubious distinction as you hobble up umpteen flights of stairs with 30 pounds of books at 8:29 in the morning.

But who could dispute the fact that the Junior Ring Ceremony is an incredible experience? As you stand there in the soft glow of the candlelight, surrounded by your friends, you truly come to realize that the class is united by bonds which time will never sever. Add those two magical ceremonies to your first Crystal Ball and, of course, THE FROM!!, and the Junior Calendar of special events is complete.

Last, but not least, the first day of the second semes­ ter hails a new era of freedom for Juniors: the wonders of Ori-CAMPUS PRIVILEGES!!! Finally freed from the horrors of the science lecture room, the new-found possibilities boggle the mind. Forty-eight whole min­ utes to go where you want and do what you please.

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Sophomore year has finally come. You are not an ''upperclasswoman" yet, but no longer will you be dubbed as the "nerdy freshman."

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by Sophomores every April. As the year comes to a close, the class orders their class rings and committee meetings start for the slide show next fall. Any scary or unpleasant thoughts are quickly erased in June when these students think of next yea r- they will be Upperclasswomen!!

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For the Sth graders, situated in the high school building, adapting to a senior oriented school is much easier than for those 7th graders in SJ. This may be considered an advantage, though, be­ cause there, one is able to be a part of the senior high while maintaining her own individuality as well.

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O.K. You've got 3 minutes to get from room 41 to the choral room in SJ. Impossible? never!

What could possibly go wrong? You gather up your books, and undaunted, enter the seat of school insanity ... the 3rd floor corridor. You quickly discover that 731 other people are trying to occupy the same space at the same time. So much for Aristotle.

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Precious seconds are lost as you console a friend with an anxiety attack. Plowing onwards, you are once again delayed, accosted by a teacher as to when you're ever going to make up that quiz. Placating her with a vague, "Tomorrow, really!", you glance at your watch and tear down the hallway.

Suddenly, you skid to a stop as you spot a certain downy-headed Sister approaching and remember that you're wearing a college sweatshirt, red socks, and sneakers. Frantically searching for a detour, you dash down an up staircase and proceed to the ground floor. As you careen wildly forward, the startling salmon pink of "Barbie's Dream Lockers" nearly blinds you, but you eventually reach the safety of the breeze­ way staircase. Breaking all speed records you cruise upwards, only to meet the most terrifying, horrible obstacle of all, sure to install fear into the hearts of every Bay View student... an elderly nun traveling at an average of .0001 miles per hour.

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Spirit At Bay View

There is definitely an undercurrent of life and vibrancy running through these walls. It's not always what you can put your finger on, and it's often masked by grumbled complaints such as "This school is so stupid!" "I hate my parents for making me come here!", and of course, the ever-promi­ nent, "I don't think I can survive an­ other class without BOYS!" It's always there, though, waiting to pop out at pep rallies, sports events, fund-raisers and mixers. It's school spirit, and it's alive and well at Bay View.

You can certainly hear it; sit in the auditorium during a pep rally and just try not to go deaf! Screaming contests are the overwhelmingly favorite ex­ pression of class spirit... even though no one can ever beat the combined lung capacity of the Senior Class.

And if seeing is what you consider believing, then you should have no trouble at all in acknowledging the ex­ istence of school spirit here at the Bay! Remember the bizarre conglomera­ tion of characters that infests the hall­ ways every Halloween? Take a look at the faces of the Juniors on their Ring Day, or at the Seniors on Class Day. And, of course, who can ever forget the overwhelming visual image of this year ... the sight of over 700 Bay View stu­ dents marching through the streets of Riverside in the first annual Walk-athon!

But most of all, the school spirit can be felt. You experience it in the excite­ ment of a basketball game, in the exhil­ aration of acing a difficult test, and most especially, in the warmth of the friendships that are formed here.

And although the cast is constantly changing as one group graduates and another timidly moves in, the spirit remains the same. Something that strong could never die.

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The P.S. I Love You Brunch was again a huge success. This year the brunch was held on Sunday, November 19, 1989. For the first time, the brunch was held at the Sheraton in Mansfield and this new setting proved to be an excellent atmosphere in which to show our moms, grandmoms, sisters, and loved ones Just how much we care for them. Enter­ tainment was provided by the Jabberwocks who were exciting and also added to the fun-filled morn­ ing.

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by Student Council, the Cry­ stal was held at the Sheraton Mansfield on December 21, 1989. Eileen Phillips, the queen, and her court reigned over the picturesque scene.

The Ball was truly a night to remember.

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Jen Martinelli, who was named queen, led her classmates in a dance to the theme — I Love Your Ways”.

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Decathlon 1989, however, also marked the year of "The Irish Inva­ sion." Bay View played host to the Decathlon team from northern Ire­ land during the April national com­ petition. Much was learned about both cultures and international friendships were formed that will undoubtedly last for years to come.

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The Senior Prom - for some, a romantic night filled with song, dance and nostalgia amongst long­ time friends and that special some­ one; for others, their worst night­ mares come true when their dates show up wearing powder blue tuxes and they close their eyes for the picture. But, either way, this long-waited event will never be for­ gotten. "To the One Who Knew a Part of You, ' the appropriate theme taken from the song "And when She Danced" set the mood for one of our final events enjoyed together as a class. To represent our class, Maggie Barszcz was se­ lected as queen with Alison War­ burton, Gina Guarino, Maggie Flynn, and Heather McGraw as the court, all of whom led in the theme dance across the ballroom floor at the Biltmore on May 25.

As the night came to a close and the favors- wine glasses and beer mugs- were distributed, we all de­ parted for our own private celebra­ tions in honor of our senior prom as well as the conclusion of exam week. This was Just the beginning of the graduation festivities which were to follow.

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After 6 years in elementary school - group expeditions to the "lav" and punishment as­ signments ("write '1 will not chew gum' 1,000 times/'); 2 years of Junior high - public readings of extremely person­ al notes and wars over "who" broke up with "whom" first­ and 4 years of high school sleepless nights grueling over a term paper the night before it's due only to find out in the morning that the teacher with the perfect attendance record has called in sick and left word that the paper won't be col­ lected until Monday - gradu-

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It was a proud moment for all of us and we came out shining.

In our crisply pressed white gowns, gloves, and caps we joined the ranks of Bay View's graduates prepared - hopefullyto enter the big, bad world on our own. And, as Susan Metzger expressed in her valedictory speech, we are "history in the making " and are now major contributors to our society. At graduation we were honored for the knowledge that we successfully acquired and were also both inspired and challenged to "climb high ' and strive for our goals with the help of this knowledge. As we exited the Saints Feter and Paul Cathedral on the night of June 4, with our tassels officially hanging to the left, this challenge was accepted and the mission of Bay View Academy was completed.

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One of the most successful sports teams at Bay View is the Basketball Team. Led by coaches Steve Mutter and Colleen Donovan, these dedicated players have proudly achieved a league record of 12-4, which earned them 3rd place in the A riorth Division, and an overall season record of 18-5. However, this exceptional season did not have a perfect beginning - the gym floor had been ruined over the summer. Through months of stressful waiting, the new floor was finally completed, but the delay had set full practices back until after Christmas. It didn't take long for this spirited team to achieve excellence, thus winning 10 out of their last 11 games. Congratulations for a well played season and good luck next year!!

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The 1989 Bay View Soccer team has been in existence for the past four years and has dominated in its class every year. Under the direction of coach Steve Mutter and the guidance of senior captain Marissa Souza, our soccer team paved the path through the "Super-8'' division with a record of 8-8-0. Although this spirited team had only six returning players, they placed fifth in the division and had a fun-filled time doing it.

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Indoor Track In its first year as a varsity sport, the indoor track team proved that hard work and dedication are the keys to success. This success was partly due to the guidance of Coach Tom Qower and Assistant Coach Brian Carter. The team be­ gan the season racing with the boys but finished victoriously. In the first officially recognized Girls' State Meet, Bay View placed first and was named 1989-1990 State Champions.

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It is hard to believe that one small book could cause so much hardship, or so the seven editors of the 1990 McAuleyan thought as the deadlines began to be met. With big plans in mind, we set out to make "1990 — The Year ' the greatest yearbook ever. This enthusiasm was responsi­ ble for keeping us going each Wednesday night before the deadline — nights filled with frantic searches for "the perfect picture", with trying patience, and with much frustration.

We survived, however, and went on to meet and conquer several such nights, finally, all layout and copy meetings were completed, our pho­ tographers ceased haunting each stu­ dent for a candid picture, our art edi­ tor was no longer demanded to "cre­ ate" and our business staff collected the final yearbook payment. In other words, the yearbook was completed.

We, the NcAuleyan Staff, present to you "1990 — The Year."

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Business Editor: Claudine Rousselle

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Student Council at Bay View has traditionally been the driving force behind many of the school's spirited activities. This year has been no dif­ ferent. Under the direction of advi­ sors Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Langlois, activities such as newcomer's Wel­ come have been continued. This year, however, we had our first Mardi Gras lunch. Old traditions were carried on and new ones were made. Our members have also be­ come active in the state student council and in the newly formed Catholic high school council.

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Each May, squeals and grumblings can be heard from each junior homeroom, as a lucky few are offi­ cially admitted into the Bay View Chapter of the national Honor Soci­ ety. Based upon grade point aver­ ages, extra-curricular activities and community service, membership in this society is truly evident of a stu­ dent's commitment and dedication.

One fundraiser is required each year, the proceeds of which must go to charity. In addition, members provide an essential service to the school community, as their tutoring help is invaluable to many other stu­ dents.

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Model Legislgture Advised by Mrs. Diane Moreb the Model Legislature at Bay View is one of the most hard-working but funfilled clubs in our community. These students work all year on research­ ing and writing bills. In March, after all this time, every Model Legislature from each school presents their bills for a mock congressional ses­ sion.

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Socia L Actions Club Under the direction of Sr. Ann, the Social Actions Club has two main purposes. One, to become Involved with the needs of our outer commu­ nity and two, to discuss the results of these activities in group sharing ses­ sions. Some of this group's main issue areas are the environment, human rights, and amnesty. This year Patrick Kennedy, a State Repre­ sentative for Rhode Island, met with this group at our school to discuss areas of importance. Projects, such as the Good Friday Hunger Walk, or the collection of food and typewrit­ ers for a Guatemalan orphanage, show the involvement and caring of these individuals.

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Amne sty International Amnesty International is the new­ est formed group at Bay View. Under the direction of Sr. Ann McKenna, Amnesty started in the fail of this year. Its main objective is to write letters to attempt to free political prisoners. This group does fall un­ der the umbrella of the Social Ac­ tions Club, but it has its own individ­ ual leaders and projects. Action alert is one of these projects. This alert brings immediate attention and action to free men and women who were illegally imprisoned.

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Clog e-Up Every year students from our school take a one-week trip to Wash­ ington D.C. This is Close-Up and ju­ niors learn about our government, political issues and foreign policies.

During the day, the girls see historic sites, attend lectures, and get a chance to meet with government of­ ficials in sessions and seminars. At night, workshops are attended and in-depth studies are discussed.

Close-Up is not all work though; be­ sides taking part in our government the girls meet with other students from around the country and hope­ fully bring home lasting friendships.

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In-site is a look at Rhode Island's state government. Students from all around the state annually attend seminars and workshops given by our state officials. Our sophomores get a chance to look at all branches of the government-executivCz judi­ cial, and legislative. Visits to the State Capitol and the Judicial Court are only a few of the highlights to this workshop. The future senators and Supreme Court judges sit in on court proceedings and receive an overview of all the intricate and spe­ cialized processes that go on for our state to run.

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Guided by Mrs. Mollo, the Peet Ministers are always there to help underclasswomen adjust to the rig­ ors of high school life, listen to your life's problems or to just comfort you with a friendly smile.

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Publici Relations Club Under the direction of Sister Maureen McElroy, RSM, a group of our students gets together to pro­ mote school spirit. The club consists of spirited girls from all grades, who are willing to show their enthusiasm to others. They organize fun-filled activities, give school tours at open house, and also go to other schools to find prospective students for our community.

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Letterman's Club Another one of Bay View's larger clubs is the Lettermen's Club. Any Bay View student may join this club, that is, as long as she receives a varsity letter in one of our many varsity sports. The Lettermen's Club is guided by Dr.Roy and members of the Executive Board. Each sport has an executive "ambassador" and this girl works between the board and the team. Each year this group runs fundraisers to help pay for team uni­ forms. This year Bay View and Hendricken cheerleading was con­ sidered a varsity sport and was in­ ducted into the Lettermen's Club.

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Chess Team Just as muscles and ligaments twist and tear on the basketball court or on the soccer field, you can practically hear those neurons firing as you watch one; of Bay View's champion Chessplayers mercilessly annihilate her opponent in the heavy silence of the library on a Monday afternoon- Far from the popular rnisconception that chess players are wirnpy> whining clones with taped glasses perched on the end of their no^es, sixteen classy Bayvettes comprise the only Bay View team which competes against boys and the only all-girl's chess team in the state!

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Top- Dr. Roy, A. Vest, 5. Metzger, R. Barkett, J. Fucci, C. Rivard, C. Ramos, M. Westnedge, S. Gray, J. Fardi, L. Martinelli; Bottom- J. Martinelli, V. Madrowski, J. Carletti, K. Valdepenas, J. Cartee

Acad mic Decathlon While other students rush away at the shr ill sound of the two-th r ity bell t the nine members of the Academic Decathlon team voluntarily remain in school for an extra two hours each Tuesday and Thursday, ab­ sorbing inforrhation about every­ thing from Fauite Indian prophets to abstract economic theories. Guided by their coach/ Mrs Mrs. Patricia Williams, they diligently prepare for their guest to cerebrally conquer every other school in the sthte and proceed to the national competi­ tion. This year our team again placed third in the state competitioUz but no matter whether they win or lose, the members 6f the Aca­ demic Decathlon remain as prime examples of dedication, teamwork, perseverance . . and future Jeop ardy championsl

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Journalism Club Under the direction of Mr. Michael Brown, the Journalism club is filled with creative and unique Bay View students. This group writes stories for our school paper, the Bayviewer z and our school stories for the Provi­ dence Visitor high school section.

They learn the aspects of being on time and using good writing habits.

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Literary Mag zine The Literary Magazine, now in its third year, is a magazine which ex­ emplifies both the artistic and liter­ ary talents of many of our Bay view students. Advised by Ms. Wrye, it keeps us up to date on any of the fresh talents emerging from our woodwork.

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Under the wonderful guidance of Sr. Michaeleen, the Latin Club ex­ periences the culture and language of Latin. Latin, one of the tradition­ al romantic languages, now has a club to study it here at Bay View.

This year the club had much enthu­ siasm and vitality. With this vigor z they held fundraisers and exhibited the classic Bay View commitment.

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French Club 'Bonjourl ' The French Club at Bay View participates in many ac­ tivities dealing with the French cul­ ture, language and traditions. Each year, this club attends a play, watches movies and, in February of 1990, enjoyed a luncheon at La France restaurante. Under the di­ rection of Mrs. Pion, the French Club actively participates in the fes­ tivities of Foreign Language Week, as well.

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The Italian Club brings to life the Italian culture and its language right here at Bay View. Under the direction of Ms. Rowe, the club meets regularly to plan activities, such as visits to museums, the an­ nual Christmas party, and the an­ nual club dinner. With this exper­ ience, members provide an interna­ tional flair to the Bay View commu­ nity.

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Cross Cultural Club In our modern society^ racial and ethnic tensions abound. But here at Bay View, a group of dedicated students is actively doing its part to increase cultural awareness and to encourage plurality. The Cross-Cul­ tural Club, consisting of members of various social groups, works suc­ cessfully to help everyone get along, regardless of race, national­ ity or creed. This group is led by Mr. Welch.

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Beth H: M: Oh hi! How's your twin? My little trackstar and scholar. Thanks lor for keeping me laughing. Love always always, Stef AmyG: Thanks for all the fun we've shared. You helped make every moment unforgettable. Florida!! Love always, Stef

Dear lene, Jules, Jude, and Shannon, Hever forget the great times we had. There's so much I'd like to say but it would cost me a fortune, so I'll just say it in twelve letters-1 LOVE YOU, GUYS! Michele

Sue. Kris. Thanx for everything, luv you guys! Best times goin' to school, stories of MC, DS, MF. Luv, Stac STACEY, We re so proud of you. Luck in college. Follow your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad, Gina, Hana and Poppy.

Stacey, Wow That's so bad! I still say you're the best. I love you Cuddles! Love, Derek 6-18-89

Regina C-But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. Frov. 18-24 Love, Beth P.

Eileen F: is UCC on the piss again or is it URI or BRYAHT? If REHE, GEORGE, or KEVIH fail turn to the 3 Scotts or any FIJI man; just as long as they are EUX and know where the Combat Zone is! WE ARE AWESOME! Love Beth P. Steph R - Where did the car go? Watch that guardrail! The bushes- the bridge! We had fun-1 luv U!! Heather Missa, You thought I forgot, but 1 didn't, and 1 never will. Love always, Missa

C. M, H. M, G. Q, A. R, R. Q, M. C, M. B, B. M, J. F, Q. F, S. F, You guys are the best. Love, Melissa

S. H, C. S, S. O, You have been the best part of high school for me. So many memories! Love always, Melissa << Amy D-May the Goatgirl Hever trespass in your fields. Here's to the rest of the barnyard, British accents, AcMOH! Sue

Hicya-Hixon was a crook! Democrats rule! But at least we agree on the Celtics! Love fie peace. Sue Sue M. So, what part of Britain are u from? Our Bodies Our Selves is a bible. American pie rips. Love, Cricket

Tsoriah Simon rocks Black and white Are you tearing up the pea patch? I'm so confused 1:30AM Ppllthb! Ti amo.

Hadiha, Extra? Hever forget: Women & Infants RIH Scituate Art Festival windshield wipers Lake George Beaches.

To Tsoriyah- That's not right! Get that puss off your face. You're like a crazy person, wearin' the tight pants; we re big pants people we ll lose the house! You'll poke your eye out! *Focus, Tamara Dinagon-drama weirdthough swingsReeses ourhouse yellowRio runway capsulefan fiagbell onarm Archbishop noageQueen JeanPierre Betsy DarthVader dumbfounded Algebrazoocheck! Eileenagon JenAI-OxGerard MrBbegIn! JuanUncle Bobshake itoffVnmps! Leb^e Amy J-Remember earrings, movies, UncleT's, theHorizon, the mall, PROMS, Chris, horoscope, don't worry about it CMP

Katie C-Remember fights, PROMS, JCF, lunch, smartfood, bathrooms, I'm bigger than you, magazines, Chad. Luv ya, Carolyn Christin F-Thanks for all the advice/ patience you've given me these past 10 years. Good luck. Love always, Lyn S, C, MH: Thanks for the best years of our lives together. We made the most of them and the ones ahead look promising. Don't ever forget 'em. I love you guys. Kevin, too. Steph

TS - Thanks for the past twelve (-F/-) years. All the FAT people come in now! Forever friends .., Love, Steph Maggie-4 yrs-20 classes; Evil; now, I say to myself

, : where's your graph paper?; but, S., we had a lab?? -Guess Who

S, C, M, J, T-Hever forget car-lockerroom rides. T, C, S-WE'RE GOHHA GET CRASHED! We LOVE to crashi We made it!

SMH Claud: I cant believe we made it (did we?)I From 1986 to ? (Memrys in yrbk) .1 love you! Always & Ever Steph

Crick-AmericanPie, QreyFoupon, LoveFeace SeQranola Forever! Wait! I can't be graduating! I’m still a GthGraderl Rena — Weenus-averages-go right down-mental breakdown in psych. I love you. Sorry — Lori

Treen- Oops 1 broke the chain will you hold the bowl for me? Steve-the stump-heebee-heebee-heebee. Love, Lori

To Tsoriyah and the rest of my new-found Lunch Bunch: beware of FLESH FESTS!!! Love, Fleur To all who shared or cared, Sr. C-Jo-Sr. Q-Mrs. M-Mrs. W-Sr. M-RQ- MH-AG-CF-MB-AR-Thanks 4 being a golden friend-CR Kerin, Shameal, Shamosil, Heinecken Inc. Love ya, Ange!

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Al-The F Zone-norma, Meg. Em. D. M, C, S! Smurfs. Ho wonder it tasted funny. U think we'd say hi to U. Thanks pal KE Kim D: Haines Park, Mr. Grin. Chilis, long talks, the possies, cruising, Mr. Cute, "Why? " Love, Julie A. Joyce E.: The Scotts, hockey. Crystal date, Shawn, wired jaw, early morning talks. Will he call? Love, Julie A.

Bay View Tech Crew: Thanks for Great Times, Great Fun, and Great Shows. I'll never forget you. Love, Julie A.

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Marissa-Kim-Alison-Thanks 4 all the laughs-All the tears-AII the cramming-AII the learning in more ways than one-All you'll always mean to me-CR

Gabe-S3-p2-Emtl Brkdowns-Garbage Prsnts-Brett! -Fags-smily rmies- and our husbands 4 eva doing the swing! CR Ka, the peon queen, my right elbow, the starmaker, I got the pearl, ouija, badly bean head. Chili's, rumatism, BF. egg rolls, nachos, April vacations, on behalf of the cast, I'm in Wickford with my mother, scythe, the package deal, cutting off trucks, why the long face, the river, little man, the style master, Utards, Please define Anything for me-Love Jack R. 50-SN-MM-l luv you guys! Thanx for being there! DB's house. Rocket's w/popcom! Good luck w/JRKCDB luv Chantel

Jen A. -Bonnet! Andrea-Conn! Treen, Ker, flancy, Mags. Melissa C6eH, Jo, Gina, Re. Chris, Al. Tanya! You're great-CS

To all those at my house and everyone else! Bathroom talks w/ chicken pot pie will be continued in June-Chantel Toni, let me say once more that I love you and my life will always be richer for the time I've spent here with you! Day Claud: car rides, clothes, laughs; it won't be the same without you. Is it Danny or Donnie? I LOVE YOU! love, Joe

Allison 6f Marissa: Remember the ski trip and the N. K. O. T. B. Concert! Thanks for all the rides! 1'11 miss U! Love, Joe Social Outcasts, Make those bright lights shine. Thanx for the yrs of advice. BQBB, nos fautraus! -Janet Tanks to my friends for a great 4 yrs-especially Rachel who was always there for me. Miss you. Missy. -Kathy Q Marissa, I hope you succeed in all you do. Thanx for everything. Luv, your little sister, BekkI

Stef, Good luck next year! Keep on practicing your flips. See you at the Alpine. Love. Alycia

Claudine, Good luck in the years to come. Thanks for everything you've done for me. I love ya

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Steph, You're like a big sister to me & you have always been here for me. Good luck-l'll miss you. 1 luv u-Kim

Beth, Tothebest '90Senior! Good luck atschool 6e keeprunning. Don't forgetour Broadway debutof "Bust It!" Luv, AmyfieAlycia BethH hour phonecalls older men ice cream semi gossip prom mailbox mixers Ojfiev never forget and 1 love ya. Amy Aimee, Julie, Jaye, Danielle, andEmlly thanks forthelaughs, talks, andsupport. Wewill alwaysbe friends. I loveyou!

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1990 Editors-Thanx for all the hard work! 1 hope it pays off! till 8:00 the nite B4-of-course! Luck to all. Lori Claud-We're gonna be out on our own, boy am 1 gonna miss your daily updates on guys. Is it Mike today?-Maris Kim-’’These boots are made for walking" what an eye full! Colgate, Jesus I loved it. I'm gonna miss you-Maris

Mi Construct 6e Chippy (cous!) Black facial hair, grades, no class control! Cabby Cuz J-morning commute, C. H. movie! M&J: college visit, onion rings, crib! Mi H. M. & J. B. -gym bunkers! L. M.

Ali-St, Cookie. Meg-a truce? exam prep, Al, Em. Smurfs, CTA, Perdu, 1 leave you a Dead concert with Ke & Meg Daisy. Love Treen

KR: Lone rat profusely scratched honest dog's swan hair on purdue friend. SM: heart, accident, sum. JA's d's ed. L

JF: hideout, fooud. hedges. Hk; Cooking. F5 pal, car punch. AM: S. M., DC, duckty. MW: my J. D.! Practice! L. M. McFly, L. S., never forget Auntie Jesus', Sting and King Pine. Stay Gold. 1 luv ya-SIP, B. S. Mom 6e Dad Thank U 4 All Your Support, I Luv U-Kerin Well #24. Bet U Mever Though Thank U, Luv U 4eva Sunshine

JQ. never forget Bruce's'88, Well it was early in the a. m., Sting, Showcase '87 and KingPine. 1 luv ya-SIP Patty Poole, never forget mini golf, the zoo. King Pine, McCoy, yhatzee and Wess' l-ll. 1 luv ya-SIP Melissa Fieri, Thanx for being there. 1'11 never forget you or your bluntness. A friend for always-Hance

Jen Q-Don't forget Mushroom people-Brahma-LB-and of course rocks. Ah to be a rock and not to roll. Joy C. Jen P-Qet that puss off your face! You're like a crazy person wearin' the tight pants! Jus' blew up man! Joy Lunch Bunchers-I love you guys; you're the greatest! Don't forget to face Mecca-ROCKS RULE!! -Tsoriyah M.

Bridgit C-never forget summers at BSBC. LISA M-leam the tusk! More concerts & beach houses definitely. MOELLEKyou narc you! MARILYM B. -thanks for enduring Math w/me! MARCIA M & JILL M. -twins "Do you know Tod H?" -Jen F.

If M, S, J and S did. then why did C? Q&OfieHfieM = P2. Want to go to "cheerleading?" All our love to KT & JR-MO

Sue! Let me say once more that 1 love you and my life will always be richer for the time I've spent with you here! Day

To Jude. Elmish, Leencharl, Gooch, Ernie, Treen, & T-Law; You guys are the best! Thanks! I love ya! Shann

Donna V. & Dayna M. -4 years, many memories. Life is a cabaret. I know you'll make it. -Ka Bert, Ernie, synf, and Grover- Kyrie Eleison down the road that we must travel-search and keep the feeling alive! -we get lost sometimes, days pass and this emptiness fills our hearts-reach out from the inside- In your eyes. In memory of AVE. CRAM, and MMOJ we say "no more " -U2

Mrs. K.. Thanx for putting up with me, I love ya. Dayna

Mission impossible gang. Mere's to our special adventure! 7th grade dances. Diceman and more! I love you guys. 0014 To: the Bay View Players, It's over now the music of the night. Love, the Master of the House!

Steph M. - Thanks for being there. Watchout at those intersections!! Sue O'D. -The car Just won't be the same without you! KIT! Chantel- thanks for everything! Mo more tickets! -Joann BUT WE ARE SOOOOOO HYSTERICAL!!!!!!! - Gabe fit Lori (PB&J)

KimR, MagF-don'tforget allthegood timeswehad. CCodw/the F's-night swimmingw/tighty -whitymanMF -promw/Matt &FrankSantos KR-semiw/ Chris-4days before, bombardedby shoesinJamiel's, sleddin'w/M's& S's. lockjaw, goalofAbbey Radio. "Jungle"w/ DantheMan. MoelleK. whoarewew/ thisweek? Tooland theprom, "UtheMarc", shoppin'4your dressU&M. F. w/wristcorsages! (hah)CompMath- bestclassw/ Mrs. K. JenF, JenA, Maris-we'llalways bethe "peanut gallery' J. F. prompox man&Pre-cal. Loveyouall — MarilynB.

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Jen-Poo, Chew-n-march, Camp, Utah, Parties, Patrick and Tom, CSn-The Dead, Perdu, Canada, France, 7 + Soco, Endless fun-Forever friends. Love, Treen

Twank-the stang, tappin feet, CCR, Skim's beach house. Dead Tunes, a shower, the mall encounter, and a tall drink for the Grad. Love, Treen

TristainQ-Goatgirl lives! Remember don't act so weird-you might upset someone impt. You can't fool me. I know you're a racist (Bandit?) Aren't we all? (So says S. S. Preacher) You made MercyHigh wonderful lloveyou, Forrest

To our loving daughter Amy Melissa, Look to the road ahead, not the one behind you. Love Always, Mom and Dad K. R. -"our” side of the bay isn't so bad! ... or is it? Luv A. H. C. R. -My mornings will never be the same w/out you or your "male " problems! Luv A. H.

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"Days " . pancakes .. Rx-7 .. BigBen the market mint M. S. -I'll never forget .. high 1..^..school --------- -- .

-----k. . . chocolate . . , chip ice cream "Al, calm down” . skiing .. our male friends . late night pigouts and our friendship!

LuvyaSS, Al Jane B., my best buddy. The "baby. " Yo snappa! MarilynB.: "What's the price on that again?” Maggie F.: "1 promise, you'll meet him(M. B.) soon! Jen F.: "My first Bonnet adventure!" Jen A.: "I was runnin " Trina R.; I hope to see you on tour someday! Lisa M.: Don't forget those Abbey dances! Thanks Mom, DadfieChristian. I love you all! Thanks to theClass of 1990. You alt mean alot to me! Love always, Hoelle, A. K. A. "the narc " To: The M. 1. Gang-"! remember a time I knew what happiness was-let the memory LIVE AGAIH! " Luv, Toni-An Brian-' Hey when the rain is falling I don't feel it cuz you're here with me now

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To: Mrs. K, Thanks for giving me a chance and teaching me how to believe in myself. Luv, Toni-An

Missa-Who would think after 6 years we'd be like this. I'll be there-1 missed you. Love Maris

AI-1 finally got to know you, don't change. Thanks for being a friend when I needed you. Let's ski-Maris

Dip, Ahmay, Joycee & Jules-QOOD LUCK fie TfiAnx. I LUV U! Jaye (Qaye) I Love You All-Jen K, Cal M, nic F, Sue M, Sassy, Dayna, Jodi, Amy D, fie Aim- I'll Miss you tons! AL

Q. Bye all-Rachel, Julie, Regina, Lori, Beth, Michelle, Jen, Tracy, and all the Class of 1990, I'll miss you!

Tracy L. - the refrigerator, " "The Party, " COBRA, Mr. Cute, lii Officer? Rachel B. -Leg on the wall, Joe, John!

Erin B. Remember the Root beer and the vegetation Luv Tracy C. Eileen, Back Lebee Begin! Mock debating as a trio Girard Shake it off wimp Uncle Bob Renegade Big Ox

Katywoman-did I tell you? hockey, Santa, lockers, Eddie, Imageslimo, familiaroutfits, BillyQ, Kojak, Cp'Stal, Tom, Pat, Dave, ourpaIMZ, Piapoleon, Enfield, Mafiamen,dip, yellowstripe. Clue, contacts, Joe, annoyance, Machiavelli, guidance CityNall, Eux, Boston, Expose, John(both), dark and light, DieHard, StopfieShp, stress, harmonice, URI, floppy, Altoona, Cobey, insanity in Matunick, the diving board-love, Eileenwoman

Cl. It's been exhilarating sharing this part of your life; we are proud of you & for you. We love you. Mom fit Dad You are ALL in my memories-PI. V., K. C., E. F., C. R., B. H., C. S., J. Q., M. H., K. L., A. R., T. S., M. S., J. N., L. S., DOC. Love, Gabe

ToSueM. -RememberMe, Mon, GG, MtTropicalVanilla and the restof the zoo! Kiss mel'm a Brithon! LoveAmy the goatherd

ToCricketD- RememberMe, Mon, GG, whywe'reweird. Barrettehead, DanfitDon, URAracist! Loveyou! Amy-mybodymyself.

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Tam, time has passed forgetting work in on time, fit now we're leaving, but don't ever 4-get our good times 2-gether.

Thanx. Sheryl R.-Don't 4-get who set you up w/ Jimmy Kerin R Abbey X's Geo Amy's car How are we supposed to just sit there I LOVE YOU BUDDY JOE!! Charlene R(lene)

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AmyF Chachi hockey parking ticket Friendly's MaiTal Central FallsAmyF Chachi hockey parking ticket Friendly's MaiTai Central Falls gossip ring Mass We finally made it LoveAmy

CalM, NicF, Lo, KC, SarQ, AIC, EIC, JenC, You guys are great. I'll miss you like totally. Love Jen Kelly Riley Steph N: mooning of the cows ... pulley 4 the wig ... the shift anyone ,,. APCAL ... Chem ... mom/dad wk talks Luv ya-Kim

To my Search friends. This summer was great. Liza and her expressions. Nanette and her words; Search 8.

Kyrie, Palanca. Jen(me) and the Re's. Beth and you stood for it all. Sign language and the "s." Luv ya, Dina Kim R, -We made it, 4 years of fun. I luv ya! Thanks for being there. Remember all the fun-Preps. Newport, Florida, and Cape Cod. Marily B. -I can't believe it's all over, 4 years of fun-Cape Cod, the beach. 4th-l luv ya. Thanks! To my swim team friends-Good Luck and thanks for 4 great seasons. Love Maggie

To Dina, Vicky, Nanette, and Liza. You're the Best. It wouldn't be the same without you. Love Jen Daisy-LaNona. C. T. A., Perdu, EM. Weinstein, Pillsbury, Meg, St. Cookie, 8 parts of speech. WelfareSmurf, Geometry, #1-AI Ange-I'm nervous. I'm scared-They liked us! Marion. Meg, Norma, Crystal; Ma don't leave me! 1, 2, 3 Get Loose Now. Al

Ke- Crooked! The F-Zone. EM-Why? Pillsbury. Meg, Smurfs, Lab, Welfare, KMart Song, Fun! You think we'd say Hi2you?!-AI Jennifer, Sheri, Kara. It's been a fun four years. We've had a lot of great times together. Thanks for all the great memories. I'm going to miss you guys. You are never2be forgotten and don't forget me. LuvNadina

To Liza, Dina, Beth, and Jen; "Wherever you go I'll be with you. " Lots of love, Nanette 8-3-1 Melissa M., Do you believe It's over? Always remember the Semi, the last minute dates, the Crystals, and the Proms.

Friends Forever! I love you!! Joann

Magellan-Wallow, provisions, mint?, harmonizing-l'll always be thinking of you. You're the Best WEEnS’-Qabe

Katy. Now the real controversy begins. STRESS! keep me updated! You've always been there ... thanks-Qabe QL. AL-URPorcelainQods! KH-Mohawk, AA(isdead), trlp2altoona?? LE-Cooler{trunk), lluvthat yrbkroom. Missuall-CS Heather Jo Really-I'm OK Cold floors-what's around your neck? She BIT me! 15 in 3 hrs-where to crash? We ll be back Nothing to thank him 4? It WAS here right? Out for breakfast. Guard rail pin's stuck they're coming! You're the best!

Owen I Love you now & always Thanx 4 being there. Steph R

Lori, We re finally going to be with our own kind! You're such a Qooba! "s" "c" sponge. 1 wuv you-Qabe

Katrina, Your enthusiasm for life has been a constant source of inspiration-Your questioning of life is a dally intellectual challenge. We have shared and cared so deeply-May it continue forever. I love you. Mom

Steph N-What else to laugh but the memries-What else to cry but the pains-What else to say but ILUVU-Claudine An-bathroom floors, 11 toed wonder, my mirror view. Patriots game. Tim-forever friends. Love Treen

Mom, I leave you your picture in the BVA calendar, my diploma, pieces of the RU. the Mom of the year award. We made it. I love you. Katrina

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Ke-Can we be friends? Smurfs. Al. Waldo doo, Em, a daisy 4 your hair, an appreciation for the Dead. Love, Daisy Li-Smurfs, Chem honesty. SAT prep, our "friends ", Matt^, Naked boy-Freddh, Scratch, an'upper class visit. D of E, Trai, College Fair, a B. Love, Treen

Lor-Heeby, Heeby, mirror view, gold chains, great times, prom dress quest, you are my idol. Happy Hanukahl Love, Treen

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Lisa Abllheira 1104 S. Broadway, E. Prov., Rl 02914 Thanks 5DRATB MCJojo RTNDRR NTCM SherriTara Latin Club 4; Paradise Lost 3; Ring Mass 3; SADD 2, 3; Cheerleading 2 Future Ambition: To go to college and be a lawyer Julie Ellen Accinno 385 Ledge Rd., Seekonk, MA 02771 Goodbye Rim, Relly, and Joyce. 1 love you!

Bay View Players Tech. Crew 2, 3, 4; Close-Up 3; Model Legislature 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3, 4; Horse­ back Riding 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: lawyer/politics/govemment

Jennifer Adams 148 Honeysuckle Rd., Warwick, Rl 02888 Nothing left to do but smile!

Hendricken Hockey Cheerleading 2, 3, (co-captain) 4; Debate 4; Close-Up 3; Student Council 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To always be happy

Rosemary Almanzar 267 Smith St., Cranston, R! 02905 To my friends: 1 will never forget you.

Explorers 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cross Cultural Club 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Art and Decoration Com­ mittee 3 Future Ambition: Social Worker Stephanie Archambault 5 Bishop St., W. Warwick, R1 02893 Love ya Heath Sue Dona Bee Meg BrigfifMark Hendricken Football/Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, (captain) 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 2; Letterman's Club 2, 3

Linda Barnard 72 Hetop Dr., Prov., Rl 02907 Toyetta and Carolyn Guess who is coming.

Cross Cultural Club 2, 3, 4; Explorers 1, 2; Big Sister 3; Model Legislature 2, Community Class­ room 4 Future Ambition: Business Executive Maggie Elizabeth Barszcz 16 Longwood Ave., Warwick, Rl 02888 Bye Guys. I'll miss you!

Student Council 3, (President) 4; Class President 3; Big Sister 3, 4; national Honor Society 3, 4; Hendricken Cheerleader 3, 4

Liza Marie Bass 63 Fairway Dr., Cranston, R1 02920 To: Dina, Manette, Beth, Jen-You're the best national Honor Society 4; Big Sister 4; newcomers' Welcome 3; Social Actions Club 4 Future Ambition: To be and do the best I can

Erin Beiermann 130 Hamilton Dr., E. Greenwich, Rl 02818 To Lunch Bunch and special friends Thanks SADD Club; Literary Magazine; Ski Club Future Ambition: Physical Therapist Susan Bennallack 24 Washington St., Bristol, Rl 02809 SA MC HD DI BE BC RR SM Jen Matt Love ya Future Ambition: To open a day care center

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Christine Brewer 132 Abom Ave., Warwick, R1 02888 I miss ya TB. 1 still luv chickenlegs Future Ambition; To be rich Marilyn Ann Brisson 3 Prudence Lane, Warren, Rl 02885 HR, RR, MF, JF, RB-Thanks. I luv u Scott 12388 Yearbook Photography Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 2 Future Ambition; CPA Nanette Ann Burger 3 Twins Lane, N. Prov., Rl 02904 Lots of love to my sister and friend, Jen Cabaret 1; Italian Club 1, 2; Social Actions Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Ministry 3; CYO 4 Future Ambition; Professional Searcher/Child Psy­ chologist

Beth A. Byers 43 Blackstone Ave., Warwick, Rl 02889 Thanks & love to my parents and friends.

SADD 1; Peer Minister Assistant 3; Big Sister 4; Social Actions Club 4 Future Ambition: To be and do the best that 1 can Karen Candelmo 50 Sundaie Rd., Cranston, Rl 02920 Mrs. R. -1 am forever grateful. Love R. C. Cabaret 1, 2. 3. (P.F.A.C.) 4; R! Drama Festival 2,3, 4; Rl All-State Cast 2, 3; Hendricken Hockey Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; In-SIte/Close-Up 2, 3 Future Ambition: To be a television journalist

Joy M. S. Carletti 34 Drowne Pky., Rumford, Rl 02916 Thx Jen Ron Jon Marco Sue Jen I love you Chess 1, 2, (manager) 3, (captain) 4; Academic Decathlon 4; Literary Magazine 2, (editor) 3, 4; Drama/Musical Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To find the focus of my being

Erin Patricia Carroll 10 Fox Run, E. Greenwich, Rl 02818 To JF, MW, SQ, 1 love u. You're the best!

Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Duke of Edin­ burgh 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: Rolex's Woman Sailor of the Year Catherine Cassidy 43 Mystic Dr., Warwick, Rl 02886 Orchestra; French Club Regina Rose Castagliuolo 70 Vanner St, Johnston, R1 02919 Thanks Matt and friends I love you all

Model Legislature 1, 2; Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Psychologist

Jennifer Caton 31 Serpentine Rd., Warren, Rl 02885 We made it! Thanks SD, RS, and mom and dad Fine Arts Trip to Hew York 3, 4 Future Ambition: Radiologic Technician Joann S. Chan 36 Snowdrop Dr., Cranston, R1 02920 I'dLikeTo SayLoveAnd ThanksToMy Friends.

Spanish Club 1; Thanksgiving Mass 2 Future Ambition: To be successful at being me Darlene Cinieri 345 E. Greenwich Ave., W. Warwick, Rl 02893 Jonathon, Jen and Steph, I Luv Ya, Thanx!

Junior Achievement 1; SADD Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Peer Ministry 4 Future Ambition: Engineer Melissa Marie Ciunci 2800 Warwick Ave., Warwick, Rl 02889 Student Council 1, 2; Sophomore Semi-Formal 2; newcomers' Welcome 2,3,4; Crystal Committee 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 4 Future Ambition: To be a college prof., get mar­ ried, & have kids

Kimberly A. Clark 99 Plymouth Rd., E. Prov., Rl 02914 To all my friends-l love you all-Thanks Bay View Players Tech. Crew 1,2,3,4; Hendricken Cheerleader 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rl State Drama Festival 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: To have a happy and successful life

Danielle Gina Clarke 15 Cardosi Ct., Pawtucket, Rl 02861 1'11 love you guys always Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Duke of Edinburgh 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Future Ambition: Nurse Bridget Connors 42 Deerfield Rd., Cranston, Rl 02920 I'll MissAllofYouTheseFour YearsWereQreat French Club 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Scouting is Outing 1, 2, 3 Future Ambition: Art History Teacher

Michele A. Corbeil P.O. Box 339, Lincoln, Rl 02865 Love and thanks to all my friends Junior Ring Mass Comm. 3; Big Sister 4; Autumn Festival Comm. 4 Future Ambition: History Professor Stephanie Corsetti 16 Baltimore St., Prov., Rl 02909 Love you always "Family " you too Danny-Moe Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 1; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 4 Future Ambition; College GRADUATE Megan Costigan 22 Reservoir Ave., Rumford, Rl 02916 SBBEDI HDSABC SR&’Martin IfsBeenQreat ILUguys Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Letter-

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Tracy Lee Coyle 17 Hichole Lane. Coventry, RI 02816 Mary and Jon, Thanks. Horm, 1 love you!

Eddie Was Here 1; Paradise Lost 3 Future Ambition: To be a pilot Alison L. Croke 34 Beth Ave., Warren, RI 02885 It's been fun,- Fahey, Bradys, Sassy, Big Ox! Yearbook Staff 4; Model Legislature 3, 4; Cabaret 1, 3; French Club 3; Youth Ambassador to USSR 4 Future Ambition: Doctor (UVM-college fir med. school)

Kimberly Ann DaCosta 96 Glenrose Dr., Riverside, RI 02915 Mom, Kev. Hana, Rob, Julie, Kell Thanx Luv Ya Softball 1,2,3; In-Site l. CYO 2; Volunteer at River­ side Hursing Home 1, 2; Volunteer at A.M. Wad­ dington School 4 Future Ambition: To be an attorney

Madina DiRuzzo 68 Merchant St., H. Prov.. RI I will never forget the best times. Ciao Social Actions Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2. 3; Model Legislature 2; Dancing, Skiing, Gymnas­ tics 1, 2, 3. 4 Future Ambition: Happiness

Suzana D. Domingos 108 Fifth St.. C. Prov., RI 02914 Thank u. Friends & Family 4 being there!

Explorers Program 1, 2, 3; Junior Ring Mass Com­ mittee 3; Drama 3; Choral 4; Senior Haunted House 4 Future Ambition: Accountant Lori-Ann 5. Doonan 31 Granger Ct., Warwick. RI 02889 The best of times I've spent with you!!!

Student Council 4; Social Actions Club 2. 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4; Explorer Program 1, 2; Spanish Club 2 Future Ambition: Social Worker

Stephanie Maureen Dorgan 199 Hipmuc Rd.. Foster. RI 02825 Hey-there is no Santa Claus! Luv ya Kids!

Peer Ministry 3. 4.- Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; national Honor Society 4; Model Legislature 1, 2. 3, 4 Future Ambition: PhD. Psychologist

Kathleen M. Dresser 55 Boston Heck Rd.. H. Kingstown, RI 02852 AS&T-ILove You All. You Rule. 4 now. Crick Teen Institute 3, 4; Big Sister 3 Future Ambition: To change the world as you know it Heather Dumontier 47 Spring St., Rehoboth, MA 02769 Love ya DI SA SB BE MC KD HW BC Ski Club 1, 2,3, 4; Hendricken Football/Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4 Future Ambition: Business Owner Amy Elizabeth Duquette 54 Cast Killingly Rd., Foster, RI 02825

Love you Em & Don, My sweet foul beasties Cabaret 2, 3. 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Bay Viewer 3; Aca­ demic Decathlon 4,- French Club 2, 3. 4 Future Ambition: To take a break from Broadway and direct Cabaret!

Joyce A. Eddy 217 Terrace Ave. Riverside, RI 02915 ADJEJ, We IIAIways ShareThese Memories!

Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Close-Up 3; Indoor Track 4; Cross Country 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To successfully complete college

Rebecca Enright 88 Riverside Dr.. Riverside. RI 02915 Love ya DIMCMD SBSAAW APTLCE KPHWBC andSean!

Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4; Guidance Representative 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Letterman s Club 4; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: To become a Child Psychologist and be very happy and successful!!

Lori Esposito 6 Peter Pond Ct., E. Prov., RI 02914 Luv 2 my friends. Thanx Mom & Dad. BATMAH Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4, Big Sister 3. 4, PR Club 3; Journalism 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Future Ambition: rich politician

Christy Rae Evans 142 Dodge St., Prov., RI 02907 Check ya niKl, Bootsi Teresa, Al, Kelly.

Cross Cultural Club 2. 4 Future Ambition: To excel in the business field Teresa M. Fidalgo 73 Trenton St.. Prov., RI 02906 Forever Chris. Hiki, Steph. Al. Love You Eddy Slide Committee 4; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: To become a successful accoun­ tant

Chris ritz 22 Beachmont Cranston, RI 02905 To the Outcasts-Thanx for the MOMEPITS! Student Council 2, 5, 4; national Honor Society 4; Peer Minister 2. 5: Public Relations Club 5. 4, Cabaret-Technical Crew 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be able to face death with acceptance Jaye Flanagan 189 Carter Ave., Pawtucket, RI 02861 I survived Catholic School-Thanx to all.

Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 1, 2. 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4; national Honor Society 3, 4; In-Site 2 Future Ambition: To complete college while re­ maining sane

Model Legislature 1, 2, 3, 4; State Science Fair 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2,3. 4; Student Council 1,2 Future Ambition: To see the light!

Margaret Mary Flynn 12 Elmwood Dr., Bristol, RI 02809 Special thanks to all my friends Swimming 1,2,3. (captain) 4; French Club 1, 2; Big Sister 3; PR Club 3; Letterman's Club 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be successful

Amy Melissa Fontaine 55 Pine Mill Rd.. Johnston, RI 02919 Special Thanks to all my friends!

Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Model Legislature 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Government 1, 2, 3 Future Ambition: To Invent my own shoe and pock­ et book company!

Judith Fucci 2(X) Hemlock Dr.. E. Greenwich. RI However far away I will always luv u CMV SADD Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, (Secretary.

V. President); Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Model Legisla­ ture 4, Cheerleading 3, 4 Future Ambition: Queen of England and 2 be on a postage stamp Amy Gallagher 84 Colvintown Rd., Coventry, RI 02816 Love to my parents for all they've done Cheerleader 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; national Honor Society 4; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 2 Future Ambition: To be happy and successful Michelle George 167 Calaman Rd.. Cranston. RI 02910 Leslie, you are the wind beneath my wings Spanish Club 1; Mariam Club 1; Big Sister 3, 4; Community Classroom 4 Future Ambition: Elementary Education

Joann Gibbons 3 Stone Gate Dr., H. Kingstown. RI 02852 I love you. Eric. Julie. MH. SH, SO, & CS Spanish Club 1, 2; Debate Team 3. 4; Choral 1; Social Action Club 3; Tutor 4 Future Ambition: To get everything 1 want!

Sarah Gibbs 678 H. Main St., Attleboro, MA 02703 JELCAMBM, I love you all dearly! P. F,, SHL. Big Sister 3; Social Actions Committee 4; Amnesty International 4; Madonna Manor Rest Home (vol­ unteer) 1; French Club 1 Future Ambition: Fashion Designer & Author

Diane M. Given 21 Rhodes Ave., Cranston, RI 02905 Farewell Class of 90 Thanx Dad I love you Choral 1; Big Sister 3.- Art 1 Future Ambition: Human Relations

HIcolle Mary Fleury 59 Hatheway Dr.. W. Warwick, RI 02893 Model Legislature (lobbyist) 3, (delegate/House Conservative Whip) 4; French Club 2, 3, (secre­ tary) 4; Yearbook Layout Staff 4; national Honor Society 4; Journalism Club 3.4 Future Ambition; To become a successful busi­ ness executive, to marry a Boston Celtic and to restore Richard Hixon to his former glory

Shannon Gray 79 Columbia Lane, Jamestown, RI 02855 4 times we ve had&yel 2 come I luv u Dave SADD Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 5; Duke of Edin­ burgh 2, 5, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4

Jennifer Arney Flynn 131 Warren Ave., Cranston, RI 02920 Adios Amigos! Good luck-BCHKLMMMJHMMSCMB!

Sheri Grossi 87 Mopkins Ave., Johnston, RI 02919 Thank You Rob and friends for everything.

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Italian Club 1. 2, 3; Model Legislature 2; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Pre-School Teacher Gina Marie Guarino 22 Batcheller Ave., Prov., RI 02904 Han, CM, MAG. CAL, PS, JF. GF, BM I'll luvu4eva Soccer/Wrestling Cheerleading 1, 2.3, (captain) 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Letter­ man's Club 4; SADD Club 1, 2 Future Ambition: Accountant/Business Manage­ ment

Melissa A. Hannuksela 11 Horman Rd., Jamestown, RI 02835 Good luck always Class of 1990!!! -KIT Football/Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; Debate Team 3. 4; Student Council 1; SADD Club 2; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Politics Jennifer Hebert 208 Lincoln Ave., Barrington. RI 02806 We made it S fic J. Thanks and Love to Al Varsity Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; Public Relations Club 3; Literary Magazine 3 Future Ambition: To be happy with my life Bethany Hunt 26 Old Raccoon Hill Rd., W. Greenwich. RI 02816 Amy. Amy, and Stef • Thanks for everything Cross Country 2. 3. (captain) 4; Track 1, 2, 3. (cap­ tain) 4; Indoor Track (captain) 4; Letterman s Club 2, 3, 4; national Honor Society 3, 4 Alison Hynes 379 Red Chimney Dr.. Warwick, RI 02886 Hey Guys you can call me Al! Tennis Team 2. 3. (captain) 4; Track Team 1. 3, 4; Hendricken Hockey Cheerleaders, 4; Model Leg­ islature 1, 2, 3, 4; Hospital Volunteer 1. 2, 3 Future Ambition: Successful career, happily mar­ ried. to always be a friend

Katy Hynes 99 Silverwood Lane, W. Warwick, RI 02893 GabAi-CantWallow W/outJohn EiwmnWhat! ILuvU Model Legislature 2. 3, 4; national Honor Society 3, 4; SADD Club 2, (President) 3; Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Debate 3 Future Ambition: To be Mrs. John Pic., esq.

Donna Izzo 80 Watch Hill, E. Greenwich, RI 02818 Love & thanx HD BE SB MC SA HW BC Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3; Scouting is Outing 1, 2, 3. 4 Future Ambition: Business owner Amy Jackson 1 Case Ave.. Cranston. RI 02910 Katie&Carolyn It's been a blast!!

Peer Ministry 3. 4; Social Actions Committee 2; French Club 1 Future Ambition: To have all the answers (or at least 1 of them!)

noelle Catherine Kadak 9 Chapman Lane. Barrington. RI 02806 Good times w/Jane. Bartz. fifBrian. lluvuall!

Student Council 3, 4; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Amnesty International 4; Field Hockey 1.

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Jennifer J. Kelly 239 Beverage Hill Ave.. Pawtucket. RI 02860 It's so choice! As if Bob Peace FADE OUT Student Council 3; Yearbook 4; French Club 1, 3; Big Sister 3, 4; national Honor Society 3. 4 Future Ambition: To be happy and successful

Aileen M. Laurie 30 Gentry Way. PI. Scituate, RI 02857 aka Leen, Wiens, Magellan- ’WICKED STRESS!' Student Council 1. 2, 3, (Secretary) 4; national Honor Society 3,4; newcomers' Welcome 2,3.4; Duke of Edinburgh 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To drive the Big Zamboni Tara Law 16 Bemon St.. Prov.. RI 02908 To my sunshines-TAZ&Jane &CAI- 1 luv ya!

Spanish Club 2. 3; PR Club 4; Career Awareness 1, 2; Big Sister 4 Future Ambition: To become a Sister of Mercy

Erin Lee 13 Stephen St., Greenville. RI 02828 Thanx H luv to the crew of BHOB Spanish Club 1; Latin Club 4; Big Sister 3. 4 Future Ambition: lawyer Tara Leger 85 Moorland Ave., Prov.. RI 02908 BE, CE, CJ, MM. KP, SF. MC4E! Luv2AII &TY. CYAXO Explorer 1, 2; Peer Minister 2. 3; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Elementary Education

Gabriella V. Leite 31 Agawam Park Rd.. Rumford, RI 02916 aka: Qabe. Qoobs, Voltaire! ButCanI HaveAMint?

Yearbook (Co-Editor) 4; SADD Club 2. 3. (Presi­ dent) 4; Bay View Players 3. 4; Peer Ministry 3, 4; Homeroom Representative/Delegate 3. 4 Future Ambition: To have a clue!!

Michelle LePage 407 Sharon St. Prov.. RI 02908

Kristen Lewis 112 Prescott Ave., Riverside. RI 02915 Thanks everyone I'm gonna miss you KM CD Basketball 1.2,3. (captain) 4; Soccer 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: Business Management

Aim^e Lietar 10 Ocean Ave., Riverside. RI 02915 Thank you guys! I love you! Love. Aim6e Track and Field 1, 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2,3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 4; Close-Up 3 Future Ambition: Hotel Manager

Julie Lombardi 1 Tanglewood Dr., Greenville. RI 02828 Thanx JF MW CR You're the best Love you!

Swimming 1, 2.3,4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2. 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2 Future Ambition: Engineer Jennifer Lopes 139 Blanding Ave.. E. Prov., RI 02914 Bob, Thanks for being there. I love you!!

Future Ambition: Elementary School Teacher

Erin Lyons 113 Kiwanee Rd.. Warwick, RI 02888 I love you guys! Stay Gold. CAT KIM ML! Homeroom Representative 2; Student Council 3; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be a Solid Gold Dancer Emily MacDuffie 4 Lakeside Dr., Harragansett. RI 02882 Thanks guys couldn't have survived wout u Social Actions Club 3, 4; national Honor Society 3, 4; Teen Institute 4; SADD Club 2, 3; Tutor 3, 4 Future Ambition: Art Therapist; Medical/Psychiatric Research, to travel

Haney Madden 94 Longwood Ave., Warwick. RI 02888 LuvYaRF. CC. SC, GD. WA, JF. BM, EA. QP. MMTHAHX Class Treasurer 2,3; Class Secretary 4; Ski Club 1, 2,3, (Vice President) 4; Hendricken Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4, SADD Club 1, 2 Future Ambition: To get the upperhand on Mur­ phy's Law

Lisa Jean Manuppelli 11 Folly Dr., M. Prov., RI 02911 M, D, Che. Tra-Love you!! Thanx 4 everything Basketball 1, 2, 3, (captain) 4; Softball 2. 3, 4; Technical Crew-Cabaret 3; Letterman's Club 2.

3. 4; Latin Club (President) 4 Catherine D. Marchant 29 Spectacle Ave.. Warwick, RI 02888 We ll party forever! Kimbi, don't forget!

Cabaret 1. 2, 3, 4; State Drama Festival 3. 4; Sum­ mer Theatre Workshop 1, 2 Future Ambition: professional dancer

Lisa M, Martinelli 61 Forbes St., Prov., RI 02908 Call me in Africa for the reunion Guys!

Student Council 1. 2. (Vice President) 3; Duke of Edinburgh 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 4; Latin Club (Vice President) 4; Track 1 Future Ambition: International Relations and to help find Jen's light

Christine Martira 237 Washington St., Warwick. RI 02888 I love ya skiYO but I cant forget you GC Homeroom Representative 1, 4; Class Officer 2: Big Sister 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4 Future Ambition: To be able to give to others what they have given me Dayna Marziali 30 Snowdrop Dr.. Cranston. RI 02920 Love to all. Keep smiling Cabaret 1, 2. 3. 4; Drama Festival 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1. 2; F.P.A.C. 3, Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be successful in al! I decide to do

Suzanne Jacqueline McGovern 255 Cobble Hill Rd., Warwick, RI 02886 Tennis Team 3, (captain) 4; Ski Team 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1 Future Ambition: To learn to drive a stick-shift

tI Heather Jo McGraw 47 Sherwood Ave.. M. Prov.. Rl 02911 We made it! Best wishes everyone! Adlos!

Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Swimming 1. 2. 3; Student Council Delegate 4; Duke of Edinburgh 3. 4 Future Ambition: Physical Therapist

Kerri-Lyn McQurn 116 Friendship St., M. Prov., Rl 02904 luv u, CRAIQ-SF-KM-HM-KL-SM-MQ-KF-TL-MH-TM Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, (captain) 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Dietary Aid 4 Future Ambition: To be successful and happy

Caroline McMahon 10 Mathaniel Rd.. Barrington. Rl 02806 Drama 1,2,3; Debate 4; French Club 1.2.3; Model Legislature 4; Latin Club 4

Stacey Lynn Medeiros 54 Duffield Rd., Bristol, Rl 02809 Luv u DS&Gi-GTw/CB KM HM KPURI JSwIpSBKR J.V. Hendricken Basketball Cheerleader 1; Hen­ dricken Football/Basketball Cheerleader 2. 3,4, Duke of Edinburgh 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Letterman's Club 4 Susan Margaret Metzger Pojac point, n. Kingstown, Rl 02852 To A, C. T, M, J — Thanks for your support!!

Academic Decathlon 3,4; Orchestra 1, 2,3, 4; Peer Ministry 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Literary Magazine 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be Secretary of State, a Histo­ rian, a Teacher and to ever catch shooting stars and snowflakes

Christina Moniz 82 Oak Crest Dr., Riverside, Rl 02915 To all my friends. Thanks!

Choral 1, 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2 Future Ambition: Cartoonist

Victoria Anna Moschou 95 Lorimer Ave., Prov., Rl 02906 To my friends Thanks for the memories.

Peer Ministry 3, 4; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Spanish Club 1 Future Ambition: To be a pediatrician Valerie Hadrowski 42 Dearborn Dr., Riverside, Rl 02915 Together forever, Dana, I love you.

Basketball 1; Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: Psychologist

Steph riakielny 26 Gilbert Stuart Dr., E. Greenwich, Rl 02818 You know who you are-l love you ... Always Precision Ice Skating 1, 2, 3; BayView/ Hendricken Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Academic Decathlon 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4 Future Ambition: To always cherish the Sincerity that my closest friends have taught me.

Kathy Anne Mastari 63 Campbell Ave., M. Providence, 02904 Love and Thanks to my Friends and Family Cross Country 2; Track and field 1, 2; Italian Club 3; Big Sister 3; Explorers Club 1, 2

Future Ambition: Rewarding Career/Happy Marriage/Healthy Children Melissa B. Herl 15 Lilac Circle. Cranston, Rl 02920 rione and nono I luv ul Dave. I luv u cutie Varsity Cheerleading 3. (co-captain) 4; Student Council 2; Lettermens Club 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3 Future Ambition: To live a long happy life.

Suzanne M. O'Donnell 79 Ebony Ct., M. Kingstown, Rl 02852 John, All my love always MSMCJ, ITImissya Hendricken Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Olym­ pics Volunteer; Volunteer Work-Washington Oak-Coventry Future Ambition: Special Education Teacher Kara O'Grady 855 Arcade Ave.. Seekonk, MA 02771 To Paul + friends III never forget you!

Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Dancer Alison J. Palumbo 11 Benedict St., Riverside, Rl Thanks guys. It's been the best’ Love u SC Hendricken Hockey Cheerleading 2, 3, (captain) 4; BayView Flayers 2, 3, 4; Bay View Varsity Cheer­ leading 1; Chamber Choral 2 Future Ambition: Elementary Education, to get married and have children

Christine Palumbo 34 Wilbur Rd., Lincoln. Rl Cabaret 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 Future Ambition: To be extremely wealthy Tammy Pansa 10 Willow Lane, Bristol, R1 02809

Jennifer Pardi 8 Ashland Rd.. Pi. Scituate. Rl 02857 Peer Ministry 3, 4; Chess Team 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Peer Tutoring Program 4; national Honor Soci­ ety 4 Future Ambition: To be a clinical psychologist with PhD. and drive a Mercedes-Benz

Stefanie Paterra 104 Bretton Woods Dr., Cranston. Rl 02920 Love and thanks for all the memories.

Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Hendricken Hockey Cheerlead­ ing 4; national Honor Society 4 Future Ambition: To be happy, successful and In­ dependent Patty Peralta 131 Pembroke Ave., Frov., Rl 02908 Thank You Mom & Dad. I owe it all to you.

Spanish Club 1, 2; Big Sister 3. 4 Future Ambition: Elementary Teacher

Jessica Ann Perry 51 Guilford Dr., Warwick. Rl 02886 Kat, Di. Weenie, its been real; I'll miss ya Basketball 2; Big Sister 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3; Ex­ plorers 1. 2 Ambition: To be Arnie Ritota

Kelly Eileen Pesaturo ' Pez " 62 Basswood Ave.. Prov., Rl 02908 Benny&Sizzle Friends 4eva l = WAL CQ TLKM Explorers 1, 2; Big Sister 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; St. Michaels 1, 2, 3, 4; Semi Formal 2 Future Ambition: Social Worker and to be happy and successful

Eileen Mary Phillips 1 Berwick Ave., M. Prov., Rl 02911 Katywmn DeanMekLi BEKmnLebs EuxHORTEM SEBYE! Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3,4; S.A.D.D. 1,2,(treasurer) 4; national Hon­ or Society 4 Future Ambition: To fly an F-14 and play at Carne­ gie Hall

Carolyn M. Pompetti 12 Ashmont St.. Cranston, Rl 02905 GA 1 love you J5 You are the best Luv ya Bay View Cheerleading 3; Big Sister 3. 4; French Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Semi/Prom Committee 2, 3. 4 Future Ambition: To have it all

Bethany A. Poore 52 Brayton Rd.. Esmond, Rl 02917 Thanks Jane for everything! I love you!!

S.A.D.D. 2, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Big Sister 4 Future Ambition: Journalist

Rena Quaranta 458 Greenville Ave., Johnston, Rl 02919 Lord, what fools these mortals be! LUV2 T Class Officer 2.3,4; national Honor Society-Secretary/Treasurer 4; Hendricken Football/Basketbatl Cheerleader 2, 3. (co-captain) 4; Student/ Faculty Council 1, 2. 3 Future Ambition: To never give up and never give in!

Jennifer Querceto 194 Franklin Rd., Foster, Rl 02825 Social Actions Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Magazine 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1. 2, 3. 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Amnesty International 5. 4 Future Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Kathy Quinlan 171 Wilson Ave., Rumford. Rl 02916 Tom-Thanks for everything, Luv u T-Mine.

French Club 1; Ski Club 1; Spring Track 2, 3 Future Ambition: Lawyer

Katrina Ann Racine 153 Old Great Rd., M. Smithfield. Rl 02895 Wake up 2Find out UR the eyeso'the world Close-Up 3. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Debate 4; Decathlon 4 Future Ambition: To follow the Dead

Kim Rameika 15 Tobin Lane. Bristol. Rl 02809 The wside is great-memories forever-what Swimming 1. 2,3. (captain) 4; national Honor Soci­ ety 3. 4; Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To "make Waves " and have FUM! Charlene Ramos 160 Watch Mill Rd., E. Greenwich, R1 02818

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Track Team 3; Model Legislature 2, 3, 4; Public Relations 3, 4; Social Actions 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Future Ambition: To find a cure for procrastination

Andrea Marie Reed 28 Rockland Ave., Cranston, RI 02910 Show em what ya got PE#1 I luv u Tim!!!!

Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class President 2; Class Rep. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Insite 2 Future Ambition: Attorney General Kris Ann Rego 14 Sweeney Lane, Bristol, RI 02809 Thx JTMDFD PSBWIsh MissU Gramp stacy luvuall Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Explorers 1, 2; Choral 4 Future Ambition: Marine biologist-bring up Titanic

Rebekah Jane Reid 36 Belvidere Blvd., H. Prov., RI 02911 Lisa TaEiJen CheAmy fie EUX I luv u-you Hang!

Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4; Bay View Players 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To Become a Sister of Mercy Candace Ricci 28 Jane St., n. Prov,, RI 02904 Thanx for the memorable timcsl'll Miss U Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 2; Explorers 1, 2; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3 Future Ambition: To be happy and successful

Stephanie Hicole Riemer 524 County St., Seekonk, MA 02771 Thanks HJM + OTR! I love you!

Swimming 2,3; Track 1, 2,3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Student Council Delegate 4, Homecoming Rep. 2, 3 Future Ambition: To be happy and successful Arnie Christina Ritota 1048 Old 102 PO Box 43, Mapleville, RI 02839 Mar and Adri I'm going to miss you ILuvU Italian Club 1, 2,3; Big Sister 3,4; Slide Comm. 2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff-Photography 4; Ski Club 1, 2 Future Ambition: To be Jessica Perry

Christine Lee Rivard 105 Aldrich Rd., Qlocester RI 02857 I would have never made it w/out you all Cross Country 2; Community Classroom 4; Letter­ man's Club 4; Chess Team 4 Future Ambition: Teacher

Sheryl Ann Rocha 257 Ives St., Prov., RI 02906 Tam, Lee, Jim& Josh-Thanx-Luv ya!

Future Ambition: Executive Secretary Claudine B. Rousselle 16 Revere Ave., W. Warwick, RI 02893 U R the best! 2moro prove U R Champions!

Academic Decathlon 3, (co-captain) 4; Varsity Vol­ leyball 1, 2, 3, (co-captain) 4; Schoolwide Tutori­ al Program Co-coordinator 4; 1990 McAuleyan Business Editor 4; Big Sister 3, 4 Future Ambition: Engineering Management

Kerin R. Royds 10 Folsom Rd., Somerset, Ma 02726 To all, thanx&keep happy! Love You Craig!

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man's Club 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3 Future Ambition: To have my parents forever proud and bring up a family as well as they did!

Dina Marie Russo 260 Glen Hills Dr., Cranston, RI 02920 SoonAsYou FindTheAnswers TheyChange TheQues Peer Ministry 3, 4; Big Sister (coordinator) 3, 4; Cabaret-Technical Assistant 1. 2, (FPAC) 3; Hen­ dricken Soccer/Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3 Future Ambition: Professional Searcher/Find cure for Cancer Chantel S. Sampson 98 Chestnut Rd..

Kingstown, RI 02852 SMSJM-lluvya! Memrieslast 4eva! T-l'llmissU Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 3. 4; Varsity Soc­ cer 2, 3; Yearbook Copy Editor 4; Letterman's Club 3, (Executive Board) 4; Ski Club 2, 4 Future Ambition: To keep being a goofball!

Ange Sclama 11 Wenscott Lane, N. Prov., RI 02904 It's been real kids! Thanks for the fun!

Hm. Rm. Rep. 1, 2; Class Secretary 3; Class V.P. 4; French Club 1, (V.P.) 2, (president) 3; Student Council 4 Future Ambition: To be successful, happy, and for­ ever in love.

Tanya R. Sloan 397 Cowesett Rd., Warwick, RI 02886 1 O my friends so much, thanx! I luv u Andy!

Tennis 3, (captain) 4; Bay View Cheerleading 1; Hendricken Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Stu­ dent Council 3 Future Ambition: To transform negligence into prosperity, and dreams into reality.

Marissa Victoria Souza 77 Woodstock Lane, Cranston, RI 02920 hmmm!!!! Thanks Alison, Kim and Claudine Soccer 1, 2, 3, (captain) 4,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer­ leading 2, 3,4; national Honor Society 3,4; Year­ book-Art Editor 4 Future Ambition: To have a happy family and close friends forever

Rania Stafford 29 Brownell St., Warren, RI 02885 Love to U always-ril never forget- Thanx Peer Ministry 3, 4; Cabaret-tech crew 3, 4; Social Action Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Volleyball 1 Future Ambition: happiness and success

Susie Anne Tanury 124 Dodge St., E.F., RI 02914 Good luck to the crew. Lovefifthanks Chris Technical Crew/Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; PR Club 3, 4 Future Ambition: to let the world see and hear better, and discover the hidden people

Jennifer Ann Tidd 176 Eight St., Prov., RI 02906 KT-MR-CS-DB-KB-SU-MR- FG-Thanx-luv U 831.

Peer Ministry 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Spanish Club 2; national Honor Society 4; CYO 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: Foreign Delegate

Kern Tingley 107 Bay View Ave., Cranston, RI 02905 I^icole- Get off the bozak! RTP-BFF Kerri Spanish Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Decorating Committee 2, 3; Peer Ministry 2, 3; Big Sister 2 Future Ambition: Winning the Lottery

Hicole Trammell 40 Ashmont St., Cranston, RI 02905 Kerri-1 couldn’t have done it w/out ya! me Ski Club 1; Big Sister 3; Art and Decoration Com­ mittee 2, 4

Donna "Toni-An" Vescera R.F.D. #4 1 Laurel Court, Smithfield, RI 02917 St. Genisius fif St. Cecilia, pray for us!

Duke of Edinburgh 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 1, 2, (PFAC) 3, 4; R.l. State Drama Festival 2, (winners) 3, 4; Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Chamber 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: To be a “Broadway Baby" Hicole Ann Viau 53 Cui de Sac Way, Riverside, RI 02915 Be very very quiet. I'm hunting rabbit Bay View Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Hendricken Hockey Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Hendricken J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1; Close-up/ln-Site 2, 3; Bay View Competition Squad (co-captain) 4 Future Ambition: To have naturally curly hair Alison Warburton 11 Birchfield Rd., Cranston, RI 02905 Yeah Boyee!! Showemwhat chagotAl-ri-A11989 Future Ambition: Lawyer

Michele Westnedge 58 Roosevelt Dr., Bristol, RI 02809 James fie Sand, Luv u fie thanx 4 everything Chess Team 4; Cross Country 1, 2,3; Debate Team 4; Model Legislature 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Ambition: Stock Broker

Jennifer Kristin Wheeler 20 DaKota St., Prov., RI 02904 You can't always get what you want!

Homeroom Rep. 1; Journalism Club 3; Teen Insti­ tute 3; Debate 4; Explorer Post 4 Future Ambition: Journalist Hiehole A. White 34 Metropolitan Park Dr., Riverside, RI 02915 Good luck to everyone. 1 love you Manny Sophomore Semiformal Committee 2; Big Sister 3 Future Ambition: To work hard so I can lead a successful life.

Danni Kate Willis 157 Albert Ave., Cranston, RI 02905 Cape Crew: Thanx for the moments I luv ya Cabaret Tech 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 3: PR Club 3, 4; Drama Festival 3, 4; national Honor Society 4 Future Ambition: To be the All-being of space, time, and dimension

Tara-Ann Zahn 12 Elmore Ave., M. Prov., RI 02911 “You said you loved me. " Future Ambition: Fashion Merchandising & Retail Management

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-S. Margaret Murphy, her guidance and support, enthusiasm and patience came in times of need, -S. Susan for her sincere understanding and sup­ port when we needed it most, -S. Michel for her knowledge of names, specific dates and just for putting up with us, -S. Maureen and S. Shirley for their assistance -All of Bay View's administration and faculty -Mr. Gerry Morris for his patience in answering our desperate pleas for help and his relieving sense of humor, -Mr. Joseph Qeoffroy of Chestnut Hill Studios for his superb photography, -To the CLASS OF 1990 which acted as both pa­ tron and friend, -To the patrons for their Financial support, -To our staffs for their enduring devotion, -To the Bay View Community and all others who have aided us.

We have all enjoyed the time we have spent working on the yearbook and we are truly grateful to those who have granted us the facilities to do so.

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