Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

MoLAxJ L ‘dJuktil U jyr - B t{Jtv vo j 5 ■ojH f ™ ' ' - «SV ] T V Ak_. „ fyy . . _? | X 5 ty r y- ( fHf 1J - =• j ° “ c , 4 My u ' ' P ' 7, ° l TX K 7 _ . SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND . ,Y Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue Esmond, R.I. 02917 Volume IX (wen Table Of Contents 2 — Opening Section 9 — Class of 1976 49 — Senior Directory 56 — Faculty 66 — School Life 88 — Sweethearts 89 — Underclassmen 94 — Special Events 103 — Athletics 130 — Senior Events 139 — Advertising 160 — Afterword Two Hundred Years Ago, There Were No American Citizens . . . Just Staunch English Rebellious Hotheads And Loyalists WHAT IS Now, That First Continental Congress Is Behind Us And The Declaration, The Constitution, And The Bill Of Rights Remain . . . Two Hundred Years Later, 10 Generations Of Americans Have Grown Under Their Influence THE SPIRIT OF 1976? Just What Exactly Have We Done With These Precious Freedoms? How Do We Stand With Freedom, Justice And Equality . . . Is Our Right Of Freedom Of Speech Preserved r - cm§ ilO CONTMC? HQ HOWk Are We Denied The Rights Given To Others . . . 4 Do We Have The Security Of A Free State And The Right To Keep And Bear Arms .. . Or Of Assembly, Or Redress Of Grievances . . . 5 What, Then, Is The Spirit Of 1976? It Is A Time Of Celebration And A Time Of Deep Thought. It Will Be A Time To Reflect On What Has Made America Great — A People United By Shared Dreams. What Better Way To Say It Than In The Words Of Samuel Francis Smith ' s “America” (1831) . . . My Country, ( Tis Of Thee, Sweet Land Of Liberty, Of Thee I Sing: Land Where My Fathers Died, Land Of The Pilgrims’ Pride, From Every Mountain-Side Let Freedom Ring. Our Fathers’ God, To Thee, Author Of Liberty, To Thee I Sing Long May Our Land Be Bright With Freedom’s Holy Light; Protect Us By Thy Might, Great God, Our King! 7 10 YEARS LATER Smithfield High School has reached the end of its first decade of service to the community of Smithfield. As the pictures portray on this page, the history of the building is readily apparent. From the first hole exca¬ vated, to structural work in the auditorium corridor, to masonry work in the courtyard, there was always one element missing—people. Now that this latter element has been added for ten year ' s worth of seasoning, it can be said the building has mellowed and aged gracefully. The men whose names are listed on the commemorative plaque must be justly proud of their accomplishment. Now, Smithfield High School must turn its attention to meeting head-on the problems and challenges of its second decade of existence. Again as before, it is peo¬ ple who will make this happen. The valuable legacy of our free society must continue to be the conviction that education is the key to a successful existence. For their continued support and enthusiastic cooperation, the ed¬ itors and staff rededicate this edition of the ANVIL, as we did our first edition, to all the citizens of Smith- field who recognize the importance of preparing students for tomorrow ' s world with the best possible means— education. SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1966 BUILDING COMMITTEE SENATOR WALTER J. KANE, chairman EUGENE E. THIBODEAU, vice chairman JOHN K. BOYLE, superintendent or schools ANTHONY D. SOITO WALTER J. CAMPBELL IOBERT H. BARNES WILLIAM T. GARRIEPY LIFFORD E. PROVONSIL PAUL O DAY DR. FRANCIS FOGAR| WILFRID J. BOUDREAU GEORGE MOORE DR. F. DANIEL RUSSELL RICHARD ILLINGWOj LORENZO A.GALLO FfctO P. AUSTIN geWEe h. Cook william j. Mccai| JOSEPH M. MOSHER ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS A ENCINEER5 MOLONY AND RUBIEN CONSTRUCTION CO. CENERAL CONTRACTOR I RICHARD ALMEIDA Ricky RUSSELL AMES What do you figure JOANNE AMITRANO Jigga 10 RALPH ANTONELLI RICHARD ANTONELLI GARY AUTIELLO Skinny DAVID AVELLA Ducky DAVID BANCUK CRAIG BARON ARTHUR BARRETTE, JR. Artie ANDREA BAUER Bowsie Oh! My God! ROY BECKETT mm i DONNA BLACK Bitts JEANNE BLANCHARD Honest to God! KIM BOITANO 12 STEPHEN BOUCHARD Booie JAMES BOYLE Benny LYNDA BOYLE CLAUDETTE BRODEUR BETHANY BROTHERS Duck Eat a rock ROBERT BROUSSEAU Bob 13 GAIL CARDARELLI LISA CATALDO Ro CAROLYN CATUOGNO Tweety What a body! JULIE CERRONI I ' m going to have a nervous breakdown ANGELO CHIOVITTI Big Ange Hey there BRIAN CHRISTIANSEN 14 MARCIA CHRZAN LAURIE CLEGG MARY JEAN CICATIELLO 15 JAYNE COLEMAN Short-Stop THOMAS J. CONNOR Tom TERESA CONATY Tree GINA CONTI Spade You idiot! CYNTHIA CONNOR Kink GILBERT COYNE Gil DONNA-JEAN CROFT Bush-Fro-Poodle You gotta problem? DOROTHY J. CROSSMAN Dot RAYMOND CZEKANSKI Ski You doubt me! 16 GARY D ' AMA RIO Get outta here! JERRI DALTON Je.. JUDITH D ' AGOSTINO Judie 17 rm DIANNE D ' ANGELO Oh, dear! LYNN DANIELS Happy PETER DAVEY Pete 18 MARCIA DAVIES Marsh DONNA DEANDREA B.C. Oh, gimme a break! TIMOTHY DAVIES Tim CYNTHIA DAVIS Cyndy PAUL DEANGELIS DARLENE DEBOW Chip BLANCHE DECICCO CHERYL DELPONTE DONNA DELUCA Duka Sit on it 19 JAMES DEMARS Sappie DENISE DESAUTEL Dede ROBERT DESOURDY 20 VIRGINIA DUBE Doob CLAUDIA DUBUC Claude Ask me if I care? DIANE DUFRESNE 21 CRAIG EAGLESON SANDI FALLON San Here we are KIMBERLY ENGELMANN Kimmie JEAN FERGUSON 22 ROCHELLE GAGNON Rocky JOANNE FOGARTY Jo Fog JANE FORD 23 BRUCE GATTA DIANE GIANFRANCESCO Crispy 24 25 26 PAUL HARDY Mr. Graham...Keys Please? JOSEPH HARRISON Joe LAURIE HARRIS LISA HIBBS ROSLYN HICKEY DEBORAH HINDLE STEPHEN HOGLE Roz Fro I don ' t believe it 27 28 MICHAEL JANCZYK PAULA JARVIS Mike THOMAS JOHNSON Tom GARY KACHA DOURIAN Kach STEPHEN JOHNSON Steve HARRY KACHA DOURIAN Kach-o 29 ROBERT LAMARRE Bob MARGUERITE LANGLOIS BARBARA LANGSHAW Skeets Gimme a break 30 SMfTHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 31 SMITHRELD. RHODE ISLAND BRENDA LEMOI Bren JANICE LEWIS Jan Come again? MARK LOXSOM Barney LOUIS LUONGO Louie DEBORAH LEPORE Deb PAUL LIZOTTE BRIAN MACARI FRANK LOMBARDO DELLA LEPORE Del 32 JULIE MACDONALD JOHN MACK JOHN MACPHEE 33 34 ROBERT MCBRIDE Bob MICHAEL MCCLUSKEY Mike CYNTHIA MCDERMOTT Cyndi 35 36 JOHN MURPHY III ELAINE NATALIZIA Lainey Nat Ha Ha Ha... ANN O ' DAY Anna-banana KATHLEEN NANGLE Kathy JON NANNI CHARLES NOLDA Charlie RICHARD NERO 37 MARK PAVAO ANN PELLETIER JAYNE PELOSI Aunty Mara Later.. 38 39 NANCY PORTER Nancell e CLIFFORD PROVONSIL Butch ROBERT RANDLE Bob DEBORAH REIS Debbie JOYCE RENFREW Juice I ' m psyched SHIRLEY RICCI Pasta Who me? LORI ROMANO CATHY ROSSI ROSEMARY ROBBINS Rose 40 41 42 LISA SERAPIGLIA Hey! DONNA SHAMBO DOUGLAS SHIRLEY Doug MICHAEL SILVA Cubes LINDA SILVERMAN JOSEPH SHORT Joe WILLIAM SLADER WENDY SLATER LAURIE SMITH Bill 43 4T JOANN SPENCER WESLEY SPROUL Wes STEVE STANFORD t p •K - 44 RICHARD STELLE Dink THOMAS STRAUS Levi NANCY SWARD DAVID STOECKEL STEVEN TARTAGLIA Steve JOANNE STRAIN Fred DIANE SURPRENANT Confused FRANK TASSONI 45 JOHN TASSONI Tass DIANE TATTERSALL JANET TAYLOR Get off my case LISA TELLA NANCY THAYER Lee Hey Babe! ROBERT TRAHAN Guido ROBERT TRIDENTI Bob DEBORAH VARIN Debbie MELINDA VARR Mel 46 47 CHARLES WALSH Charlie CHARLENE WELCH JAMES WATERMAN Jimmy KIMBERLEY WATERMAN Kim CHERYL WILBY MATTHEW WILLIAMS Matt SENIORS NOT PICTURED--BY REQUEST Glenn Adkins James Brannigan Carol Casey Alfred Commendatore Michael Laliberte Marianne Osborne Edward Spader Steven Telia Michael Andrescavage David Capparrille Donna Cornelia Donald Herzog Peter Meister Emily Pharqhuar William Steere Micnelle Thibeault ANNE ZANGARI Annie Z 48 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADKINS, GLENN V ALLEY VIEW DR. GREENVILLE. ALMEIDA, RICHARD 605 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE ELEC CLUB 1,2; POW MECH 3; BAND 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2; WRES¬ TLING 3, C—4; TRACK 3,4; CLASS TREASURER 4. AMES, RUSSELL 39 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE TEN¬ NIS CLUB 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3; TENNIS 1,2; TRACK 1. AMITRANO, JOANNE 5 ROGER WMS. CT GREEN¬ VILLE WEAVE CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; STU COUN 3, 4; CHEER 2; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; H.R. VP 3, PRES 4; SCHOOL ART AWARD. ANTONELLI, RALPH 32 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE TRACK CLUB 1; DRAMA 2,3; BAND 1,2,3,4. ANTONELLI, RICHARD 32 SPENCER RD GREEN¬ VILLE DRAMA 1,2,3; BAND 3; DRAMA AWD 2. AUTIELLO, GARY 14 MAYFIELD ST GREENVILLE. AVELLA, DAVID STILLWATER RD ESMOND TRACK CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1 . BANCUK, DAVID WASHINGTON HWY ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2. BARON, CRAIG PEACE PIPE TR ESMOND. BARRETTE, ARTHUR SIDNEY WINSOR RD GREEN¬ VILLE ELEC CLUB 1,2; POW MECH 3; BASEBALL 1, 2,3, CC—4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,CC—4; JON AMES AWARD. BAUER, ANDREA 10 LODGE POLE LN GREENVILLE WEAVE CLUB 1; GYMN CLUB 2,3; CHEER 1,3,4; CHOIR 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; H.R. PRES 1,2,3; CLASS TREASURER 1,2; HOMECOMING QUEEN 4. BECKETT, ROY 73 DEAN AVE ESMOND. BLACK, DONNA 71 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; FUT TCHRS 2; ART CLUB 3; LIB CLUB 3, 4; CHOIR 1; YEARBOOK 4. BLANCHARD, JEANNE 10 LAWNACRE DR GREEN¬ VILLE CHOIR 4; DRAMA 3,4; STU COUN 4. BOITANO, KIM 16 PLEASANT VIEW CIR GREEN¬ VILLE FUT TCHRS 1,2; PHOTO CLUB 3,4. BOUCHARD, STEPHEN 4 LUCILLE DR GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 1,2; BIOL CLUB 3; DEC A AWARD. BOYLE, JAMES WILLIAMS RD ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1, 2,3,4; TENNIS 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY AWARD. BOYLE, LYNDA 11 PERRY ST ESMOND MAJORETTES 1 2 3 4 (CC_3- C_4). BRANNIGAN, JAMES 3 29 LIMEROCK RD ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2,3. BRODEUR. CLAUDETTE WASHINGTON HWY ESMOND GYMN 1; FASHION 2. BROTHERS, BETHANY BOX 235 HARRIS RD ESMOND. BROUSSEAU, ROBERT 295 OLD COUNTY RD ES¬ MOND FOOTBALL 1,2; TRACK 1,2. BUTERA, THOMAS 270 WATERMAN AVE ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2,3; CHOIR 4; SOC COMM CHRMN 1. CAIRONE, CAROL MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE FASHION CLUB 1; KNIT CLUB 2; SEW CLUB 3; GYMN 2; HOME ECON AWARD 3. CALCAGNI, LUCILLE DEER RUN TR ESMOND FUT THCRS 1; KNIT CLUB 2; RUG HKG 3; CLASS SOC COMM 1. CANIS, SUZANNE 53 GREENLAKE DR GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 1; ART CLUB 3; YEARBOOK 4. CAPPARRILLE, DAVID 9 LAKE VIEW DR GREEN¬ VILLE ECOL CLUB 1; POWER MODEL CLUB 2. CARBERRY, DAVID 1 DEERFIELD DR GREENVILLE ELEC CLUB 1; POW MECH 2. CARDARELLI, CHRISTINE 70 DEAN AVE ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1,2; WEAVE CLUB 3; GYMN 1; CHEER 4. CARDARELLI, GAIL BOX 200 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND WEAVE CLUB 1; CHOIR 3; STU COUN 1; CHEER 2. CASEY, CAROL LOG RD ESMOND. CATALDO, LISA 352 WATERMAN AVE ESMOND SEW CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 3. CATUOGNO, CAROLYN DEER RUN TR ESMOND GYMN 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; BASKETBALL 1,2,3, C—4; TRACK 1,2,3,C—4. CERRONI, JULIE 43 ESMOND ST ESMOND GYMN 2; H.R. PRES 1,2,4, VP 3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHOIR; CLASS VP 2, PRES 4. CHIOVITTI, ANGELO 1 SHERWOOD LN GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,4. CHRISTIANSEN, BRIAN RIDGE RD ESMOND HOCKEY 1,2,3; WOOD CLUB 1,2,3. CHRZAN, MARCIA BOX 75A RFD 2 NO. SCITUATE. CICATIELLO, MARY JEAN 10 APPLE TREE LN GREENVILLE FUT TCHRS 1; FUT NURSES 2,3. CLEGG, LAURIE 25 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE WOOD CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2. COLEMAN, JAYNE KANE RD ESMOND. COMELLA, DONNA 15 ELIZABETH AVE ESMOND. COMMENDATORE, ALFRED 16 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1,2,3. CONATY, TERESA RIDGE RD ESMOND GYMN 1- LEADER CLUB 2,3,4; YEARBOOK 1,4; FIELD HOCK¬ EY 1,2. CONNOR, CYNTHIA 3 COLE ST GREENVILLE DRAMA 1; WEAVE CLUB 2; CHOIR 3. CONNOR, THOMAS 10 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2,3, PRES—4; CHOIR 1,2, SECTION LEAD¬ ER 3,4; MADRIGAL 2,3,4; YEARBOOK PHOTOG 1,2, 3,4. CONTI, GINA 17 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE SKI CLUB 1; TENNIS CLUB 2,3; CHOIR 4; STU COUN 4; GYMN 2,3. COYNE, GILBERT 24 HALSEY DR ESMOND. CROFT, DONNA LOG RD ESMOND LEADER CLUB 1,2,3; TRACK 3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL 1,2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 2,3,4. CROSSMAN, DOROTHY FORGE RD ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; TRACK 1,2. CZEKANSKI, RAYMOND BOX % SIDNEY ST ESMOND TRACK CLUB 1,2,3; MATH CLUB 1; FOOTBALL 4; TRACK C—4. D ' AGOSTINO, JUDITH WAMPUM TR ESMOND LEAD¬ ER CLUB 2; TRACK 1,2,4; GYMN 3; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 2. DALTON, JERRI 11 MAPLE AVE ESMOND. D ' AMARIO, GARY INDIAN RUN TR ESMOND ART CLUB 1,2; BIOL CLUB 3. D ' ANGELO, DIANNE 170 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND ART TYP 1; TENNIS CLUB 2; CHOIR 3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 3,4; BASKETBALL 3,4; TRACK 3,4; CLASS VALEDICTORIAN. DANIELS, LYNN 6 PEACHBLOSSOM LN GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 2. DAVEY, PETER 6 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE WEIGHT CLUB 1; A-V CLUB 2,3; SOCCER 2. DAVIES, MARCIA WEST GREENVILLE RD GREEN¬ VILLE LEADER CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; MADRIGAL 4; BASKETBALL 2; FIELD HOCKEY 2; TRACK 2; ENGLISH AWARD 2. DAVIES, TIMOTHY 5 JUNIPER LN GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; PING-PONG 3; FOOTBALL 1,2, 3,4. DAVIS, CYNTHIA BOX 500 LOG RD ESMOND WEAVE CLUB 1; SADDLE CLUB 2; SEW CLUB 3; BAND 1,2,3,4; TRACK 2. DEANDREA, DONNA 7 WADE DR GREENVILLE MACRAME CLUB 2; ART CLUB 3; CHOIR 3,4; YEARBOOK 3, CO-ED 4; STU COUN 4; ALL-STATE CHOIR 4; H.R. PRES 4; ART AWARD 2; CLASS SOC COMM 2,3,4. DeANGELIS, PAUL 8 SNOWBERRY CT ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; MECH DRAW 3; HOCKEY 1,2,3. DeBOW, DARLENE 6 STILLWATER RD ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1; PHOTO CLUB 2; FASHION CLUB 3. DeCICCO, BLANCHE 184 0LD COUNTY RD ESMOND SADDLE CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 3. DEL PONTE, CHERYL P-2 TOTEM POLE TR ESMOND ART CLUB 2,3. DeLUCA, DONNA INDIAN RUN TR ESMOND FUT TCHRS 2,3; KNIT CLUB 3; TRACK 1,2,3; TENNIS 4; GYMN 2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 3,4. DeMARS, JAMES 18 OAK ST ESMOND FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 2. DESAUTEL, DENISE 1 MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND GYMN 1; KNIT CLUB 3; TRACK 1,2,3,4. DESOURDY, ROBERT 19 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3. DETRI, ALFRED 4 COUNTRY DR GREENVILLE. DOLAN, GLADYS 12 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND FUT TCHRS 1; ART TYP 3. DONAHUE, STEVEN 34 SUSAN ST ESMOND FOOT- 50 BALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 3,4; BASEBALL 1,2; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2,3,4. DOYLE, LORI 225 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3, SECTION LEADER 4; STU COUN 2,3, PRES—4; MADRIGAL 4; ALL-STATE CHORUS 3,4; MOD MUS MASTERS 3, VP—4; TRACK 2; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; H.R. PRES 2,3,4; ROTARY CLUB CIVIC AWARD DRUMMOND, MICHAEL 57 STILLWATER RD ESMOND BIOL CLUB 3. DUBE, VIRGINIA 16 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE FUT NURSES 1; RUG HKG 2; SEW CLUB 3; GYMN 1,2,3. DUBUC, CLAUDIA 9 CONTINENTAL RD GREEN¬ VILLE ECOL CLUB 1,2; ART CLUB 3; FIELD HOCK¬ EY 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 1,2; TRACK 1,2. DUFRESNE, DIANNE RIVERVIEW AVE ESMOND GYMN 1; FASHION CLUB 2; LEADER CLUB 3. DUNN, MARLENE 53 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; STU COUN 4; FIELD HOCKEY 2,3,C—4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; H.R. PRES 4; TYP I,II AWARDS. EAGLESON, CRAIG 4 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB 1,2,3,4; STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; DRAMA AND BAND AWARDS 1,2,3. ENGELMANN, KIMBERLY CAPRON RD ESMOND DRAMA 1; LEADER CLUB 1; ASSEM COMM 2; MOD¬ EL LEGIS 3; YEARBOOK 3,4; CLASS SOC COMM 3; STU COUN 1,2,3; H.R. PRES 1, VP 2,3; JOURNALISM AWARD 3. FAGAN, ROBERT 6 SWEET RD ESMOND MECH DRAW 1; TEAM SPORTS 2; WOOD CLUB 3. FALLON, SANDI 321 0LD COUNTY R D ESMOND FUT NURSES 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; TRACK 2,3,4. FERGUSON, JEAN BOX 378 HARRIS RD ESMOND CHESS 1; ART CLUB 2; SHOP CLUB 3. FERRARO, PAUL 8 CONCORD ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2. FERRO, TERESA 3 FORGE RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1- LEADER CLUB 2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 2,4; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL 1,2,3,C 4. FINUCANE, JOHN 8 CIRCLE RD ESMOND HOCKEY 1,2,3. FOGARTY, JOANNE 104 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND CHOIR 1,3,4; TENNIS CLUB 2; STU COUN 2; CHEER 4; TRACK 3; GYMN 2. FORD, JANE 153 JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND. GAGNON, ROCHELLE 1 CONTINENTAL RD GREEN¬ VILLE DRAMA 1; RUG HKG 2; HOME PLANNING AND DECORATING AWARD. GARCIA, JOHN 20 RICHARD ST ESMOND. GARGARO, DAVID 9 MOWRY RD GREENVILLE STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1. GATTA, BRUCE 8 CAMP ST ESMOND DRAMA 1,2; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; MADRIGAL 3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; SOC COMM CHRMN 2; CLASS PRES 3. GERLACH, JOSEPH 38 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . GERMANO, JOANNE 32 ROGER WMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE WEAVE CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; WOOD CLUB 2; GYMN 2; STU COUN 3,4; YEARBOOK CO-ED 4; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL 1,3; BASKET¬ BALL 1; H.R. VP 4. GIANFRANCESCO, DIANE 305 OLD COUNTY RD ES¬ MOND FASHION CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2; TENNIS CLUB 3. GIOFFREDA, JEAN 37 ROGER WMS DR GREENVILLE FASHION CLUB 1,2; HOME EC CLUB 3; DECA CHAP¬ TER PRES 4. GOFF, DAVID 25 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE TEN¬ NIS CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3,4. GOMBEYSKI, HENRY 8 CANDY CT ESMOND POWER MECH 3; PING-PONG 4; HOCKEY 1; CROSS-COUN- TR Y 1 GREENE,’ELLEN 12 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE SEW CLUB 1; WOOD CLUB 2; PING-PONG 3. HAMEL, RUSSELL 20 SWEET RD ESMOND. HANAWAY, DEBORAH 891 GREENVILLE AVE GREEN¬ VILLE GYMN 1,2,3; CHEER 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 4; H R PRES 4 HARDY, PAUL 12 PEACH BLOSSOM LN GREENVILLE POWER MOD CLUB 1; ELEC CLUB 2; MODEL LEGIS 2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,TREAS—4; H.R. VP 1,3; SOC CHRMN 3; CIT. AWARD. 51 HARRIS, CATHY 12 BARNES ST GREENVILLE FASHION CLUB 1; DRAMA 3. HARRIS, LAURIE 7 WARREN ST ESMOND GYMN 1, 2; ECOL CLUB 3. HARRISON, JOSEPH 70 MacARTHUR DR ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3, HAYES, KATHY 9 OLIVER ST ESMOND DRAMA 1,2; PING-PONG 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; YEARBOOK 2,3. HERZOG, DONALD 17 BARNES ST GREENVILLE. HIBBS, LISA 11 CONTINENTAL DR GREENVILLE. HICKEY, ROSLYN 1 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE LEADER CLUB 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,C—4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,C—4. HINDLE, DEBORAH 48 LAKESIDE DR GREENVILLE FUT TCHRS 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,3,4; BASKETBALL 2,3,4. HOGLE, STEPHEN 2 CLARK RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3; BASEBALL 2. HOLMES, STEPHEN 2 SCHOOL ST ESMOND BASKET¬ BALL 1,2,4. HURLEY, LAURIE 41 STILLWATER RD ESMOND. JACKSON, LISA 11 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE FASHION CLUB 1; DRAMA 2. JANCZYK, MICHAEL RFD 4 BURLINGAME RD ESMOND. JARVIS, PAULA 11 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 2; CHOIR 3,4. JOHNSON, STEPHEN WHIPPLE RD ESMOND. JOHNSON, THOMAS 1 CRESTVIEW DR GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 4; GOLF 1,2, C—4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4. KACHADOURIAN, GARY 26 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE. KACHADOURIAN, HARRY 5 CIDER LN GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3. KANE, RUTH 923 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE GYMN 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; YEARBOOK 3; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; H.R. VP 1, PRES 2,3,4. KEADY, BRUCE 5 QUAKER LN GREENVILLE. KENNEDY, PAUL 9 QUAKER LN GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 1,2,3; TRACK 1,2; SOCCER 4. KERSHAW, LESLIE 15 JULIAN ST ESMOND ART CLUB 1; FUT NURSES 2; STU COUN 2,3,4; CHOIR 3; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; CLASS TREAS 3, VP 4; H. R. VP 2,3,4; BETTY CROCKER FUTURE HOME¬ MAKER AWARD KNIGHT, MEREDITH 99 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE DRAMA 1; MAJORETTES 2,3. KNOX, ALAN 24 MEADOW VIEW DR ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; WRESTLING 3; BASEBALL 1,2,3,C—4; PELL AMERI¬ CAN HISTORY AWARD 3. KRATT, KATHY 18 CORTLAND LN GREENVILLE CHOIR 1,2; RUG HKNG 2; ART TYP 3; LIB CLUB 1, 2,3. LaBRIE, PAUL 7 BARNES ST GREENVILLE. LaCHAPELLE, JAMES 4 LOUIS ANN DR ESMOND. LaLIBERTE, MICHAEL RFD 3 PROV PIKE ESMOND. LaMARRE, ROBERT 12 SWEET RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2; PING-PONG 3. LANG LOIS, MARGUERITE 39 DOUGLAS CIR GREEN¬ VILLE FASHION CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 3. LANGSHAW, BARBARA 256 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND FUT NURSES 1,2,3; STU COUN 4; CHOIR 4; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; H.R. VP 4. LaVALLEY, SUSAN 3 THORPE ST GREENVILLE. LAVENDER, SHERYL 311 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; FIELD HOCK¬ EY 3,4; SOFTBALL 2,3; BASKETBALL 1,3; FRENCH II AND m AWARDS. LEDBETTER, PATRICIA 8 ROSEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE KNIT CLUB 1; TYP CLUB 2,3; CLASS SOC COMM 3; BOOKKEEPING AWARD 1; CHILD DEVEL¬ OPMENT AWARD. LeMOI, BRENDA LATHAM FARM RD ESMOND CHOIR 1 LePORE, DEBORAH 275 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND ART TYP 1; ART CLUB 2,3. LePORE, DELLA 275 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND FASH¬ ION CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2,3. LEWIS, JANICE 18 FANNING LN GREENVILLE FUT NURSES 1,2,3. LIZOTTE, PAUL 680 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; CHOIR 1; BASEBALL 2; FOOTBALL I . LOMBARDO, FRANK 20 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE. LOXSOM, MARK STILLWATER RD ESMOND PING- PONG CLUB 1,2; MECH DRAW CLUB 3; FOOTBALL 1; R.I. HONOR SOCIETY. LUONGO, LOUIS 10 JOYCE ANN DR GREENVILLE. MACARI, BRIAN 20 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND FOOTBALL 1. MACDONALD, JULIE 20 CIDER LN GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3; CHOIR 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1; CLASS SOC COMM 3,4; ENGLISH AWARD 3. MACK, JOHN 27 BEVERLY CIR GREENVILLE PING- PONG 1,2,3. MacPHEE, JOHN 9 WALNUT LN GREENVILLE ELEC CLUB 1; POWER MODEL CLUB 2. MAGAW, BRIAN 34 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1. MAGNONE, DEBBIE 76 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND FIELD HOCKEY 4. MAHAN, CAROL 15 APPLE VALLEY PRKWY GREENVILLE. MAIONE, THOMAS 3 ADAMS ST ESMOND ECOL CLUB 2; CLASS SOC COMM 1,4. MARGADONNA, JOAN 4 CONTINENTAL RD GREEN¬ VILLE PING-PONG 1; CHOIR 2,3,4; CLASS SOC COMM 2,3,4. MARZlLLI, SANDRA 12 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3; STU COUN 2. McCLUSKEY, MICHAEL DEERFIELD ST GREENVILLE TRACK CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2,3; BASEBALL 2,3. McDermott, cynthia 12 greenlake dr Green¬ ville GYMN 1; TENNIS CLUB 3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; H. R. PRES 1,2,3,4; CHEER 1,3, CO-C 4; CLASS SEC’Y I, 2,3; CLASS SOC COMM 4. McNALLY, MARLENE 6 CANDY CT ESMOND SEW CLUB 1; WOOD CLUB 2; BASKETBALL 2; FIELD HOCKEY 4; FIELD HOCKEY AWARD 4. McSWEENEY, SUSAN 25 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 2; PING-PONG 3; CHOIR 4; HOCKEY STATIS 2; GYMN 1,2; CLASS SOC COMM 2,3; NEA-SMITHFIELD SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNER. McVEY, CYNTHIA 89 SMITH AVE GREENVIL LE CHOIR 1,2,3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4; MADRIGAL 4. MEDEIROS, DONNA 1 RIDGE RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1,2; SEW CLUB 3; DRAWING AND PAINTING AWARD. MEISTER, PETER RIDGE RD ESMOND. MONFILS, BRIAN INDIAN RUN TR ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3; HOCKEY 1,2. MORRISSEY, BRIAN 3 CANDY CT ESMOND PING- PONG 1,2,3; CHOIR 4; STU COUN 1,2; CROSS-COUN¬ TRY 1,2,3; BASEBALL 2;„H.R. VP 1,2. MURPHY, JOHN 6 BARNES ST GREENVILLE STU COUN 4; H.R. VP4. NANGLE, KATHY 8 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE STU COUN 4; H.R. PRES 4; TENNIS CLUB 1,2,3; BAS¬ KETBALL 1,2; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2; SOFTBALL 1,2. NANNI, JON 2 POTTER AVE ESMOND.P NATALIZIA, ELAINfe 4 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND ART CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2,3; STU COUN 4; H.R. PRES 4; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; ART AWARD. NERO, RICHARD CAPRON RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB A; WOOD CLUB 2. NOLDA, CHARLES 78 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3. OCTEAU, JAMES STILLWATER RD ESMOND. O ' DAY, ANN 9 BARNES ST GREENVILLEjk OLIVA, JAYNE 11 PROSPECT ST GREENVILLE MA¬ JORETTES 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 4; TRACK 1; GYMN 1,2,3; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; HOME ECONOMICS AWARD ORSI, ROBERT 8 ADAMS ST ESMOND. OSBORNE, MARIANNE CEDAR SWAMP RD ESMOND LEADER CLUB 1,2; ART CLUB 3; FIELD HOCKEY 1, 2; BASKETBALL 1,2,3; TRACK 1,2. PAQUETTE, JOSEPH 327 LIMEROCK RD ESMOND COMPUTER CLUB 4. PASSANO, MARION 1 ELM COURT ESMOND GYMN 1; FASHION CLUB 2; WEAVE CLUB 3; CHEER 2,3,C-4|11: BASEBALL STATIS 2,3,4; TRACK 1. PASSANO, MICHAEL 15 ESMOND ST ESMOND STAGf l BAND 1,2,3,4. PAVAO, MARK 231 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; WOOD CLUB 2. PELLETIER, ANN 12 CORTLAND LN GREENVILLE 11 GYMN 1,2,3. V PELOSI, JAYNE CAROLANN AVE ESMOND GYMN 1; FASHION CLUB 2; CHEER 1; CHOIR 3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4; MADRIGAL 4; ALL-STATE CHOIR 3, 4; AWARDS IN HOME ECONOMICS AND ARTS AND CRAFTS. PETERS, ROBERT 18 VALLEY VIEW DR GREENVILLE. PETROZELLA, FRANK 319 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND. PHELAN, ELLA 17 FANNING LN GREENVILLE SEW CLUB 2; CHOIR 3,4. PICOZZI, ANNA 14 DAVID ST GREENVILLE GYMN 2,3; CHOIR 4. PLANTE, MARY 48 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE. POIRIER, SHEILA 2 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND. PORTER, NANCY 12 ADAMS ST ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; DRAMA 2,3; YEARBOOK 2,3. PROVONSIL, CLIFFORD SWAN RD ESMOND. RANDLE, ROBERT 4 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; POW MECH 3. REIS, DEBORAH 18 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND SKI CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3. RENFREW, JOYCE BOX 348 HARRIS RD ESMOND SAD¬ DLE CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3,4; CHEER l,2,3,C-4; STU COUN 2,3; MADRIGAL 4; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; H.R. VP 2,3. RICCI, SHIRLEY 9 HILL AVE ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2; HOME ECON CLUB 3; CHOIR 4; STU COUN 4; GYMN 1; TRACK 3,4; H.R. VP 4; TYPING I AWARD; TYPING II AWARD; SHORTHAND II AWARD. ROBBINS, ROSEMARY 15 FOURTH ST ESMOND. ROMANO, LORI 4 CALDERWOOD AVE GREENVILLE GYMN 2,3. ROSSI, CATHY 35 STILLWATER RD ESMOND. SABA TO, DEBORAH 29 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND MA¬ JORETTES 2,3; BAND 2,3,4; STU COUN 4; CHOIR 4; MADRIGAL 4; ALL-STATE CHOIR 4; PEP SQUAD 1; SOFTBALL 2; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4. St. JEAN, DENISE 27 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE DRA¬ MA 1; GYMN 2,3; CHOIR 4; SOFTBALL 1,2. SANTOPIETRO, STEPHEN 9 BAYOU DR GREENVILLE BIOL CLUB 1; ART TYP 2,3. SCHLEMMER, ANN MANN SCHOOL RD GREENVILLE LEADER CLUB 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1; TENNIS 1,3,4; TENNIS AWARD. SCHMITT, THOMAS 23 MAPLECREST DR GREEN¬ VILLE PHOTO CLUB 1,2,3; DRAMA 2,3, 4; STU COUN 2,3,4; FOOTBALL MGR 2,3,4; BASKETBALL MGR 3; WRESTLING MGR; TRACK 2. SCOTT, SUSAN 1 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND FUT TCHRS 1; LEADER CLUB 2,3; HELD HOCKEY 1,2,3, 4; BASKETBALL 2,3; TRACK 2,3,4; H.R. PRES 1; STU COUN 1. SERAPIGLIA, LISA 5 ARNOLD AVE ESMONDGYMN 1; DRAMA 2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; H.R. PRES 1,2,3,4; CLASS SECRETARY 4; D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD; BIOLOGY AWARD; FRENCH I AWARD; FRENCH II AWARD; SHORTHAND AWARD; CLASS SALUTATORIAN SHAMBO, DONNA PLEASANT VIEW AVE ESMOND. SHIRLEY, DOUGLAS DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND. SHORT, JOSEPH WILLIAMS RD ESMOND TENNIS 1, 2.3. SILVA, MICHAEL 2 SHERWOOD LN GREENVILLE MECH DRAW 1; WOOD CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; WRESTLING 3. SILVERMAN, LINDA 42 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND ART CLUB 1; BIKE CLUB 2; BAND 1,2,3,4. SILVESTRI, CARL 16 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE. SLADER, WILLIAM ROCKY HILL RD ESMOND. SLATER, WENDY JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND GYMN 1,2,3; CHOIR 4. SMITH, LAURIE 11 KENSINGTON AVE ESMOND GYMN 1.2.3. SPACER, EDWARD BREEZY KNOLL RD ESMOND. SPENCER, JOANN LOG RD ESMOND. SPROUL, WESLEY 12 ELM COURT ESMOND CHOIR 1,2,3,4; MADRIGAL 2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3; DRAMA 1; H.R. PRES 1, VP 2,3. STANFORD, STEVEN 1 CYPRESS DR GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 4. STELLE, RICHARD 6 GREENLAKE DR GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,3,4; CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL 4; BAND 2, 3,4; TRACK 1. STEERE, WILLIAM LIMEROCK RD ESMOND. STOECKEL, DAVID 61 CROSS ST ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3. 54 STRAIN, JOANNE 20 PEACHBLOSSOM LN GREEN¬ VILLE CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3. STRAUS, THOMAS MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1; ART TYP 2,3; DRAMA 3,4; SCULPTURE AWARD; DRAMA AWARD. SULLIVAN, DOROTHY 5 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND. SUPRENANT, DIANE INDIAN RUN TR ESMOND FUR NURSES 1; ART TYPE 3; TRACK 1,2,3,4; CROSS¬ COUNTRY 4. SWARD, NANCY 8 APPLEVALLEY PKWY GREENVILLE. TARTAGLIA, STEVEN 21 CANDLEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE CHOIR 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4; YEARBOOK 1; MADRIGAL 3; H.R. PRES 1,2,3,4; ALL-STATE CHOIR 2,3,4. TASSONI, FRANK 43 BARNES ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 4. TASSONI, JOHN RIVERVIEW AVE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; HOCKEY l,2,3,C-4; FOOTBALL 1; GOLF 1 . TATTERSALL, DIANE 2 CRESTVIEW DR GREEN¬ VILLE DRAMA 1; FASHION CLUB 2,3. TAYLOR, JANET 7 RUSSELL LN ESMOND TRACK 1, 2; PHOTO CLUB 2,3. THAYER, NANCY 25 RANDALL ST GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 1; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; ALL-STATE CHOIR 2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,C-4. THIBEAULT, MICHELLE BOX 255 RFD M SWAN RD ESMOND. TRAHAN, ROBERT 12 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE WRESTLING 3,C-4. TRIDENTI, ROBERT MANN SCHOOL RD ESMOND. VARIN, DEBORAH 2 VARIN DR ESMOND A RT CLUB 1; WEAVE CLUB 2,3. VARR, MELINDA SEBILLE RD ESMOND GYMN 1,2,3; CHOIR 2,3,4; STU COUN 3; MADRIGAL 4; TRACK 1; CLASS SOC COMM 2,3. VEADER, DEBRA 2 BERTHA ST ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3,4. VOTOLATO, DAVID 6 STURBRIDGE AVE GREENVILLE. WAITE, RICHARD 18 LAUREL HILL DR GREEN¬ VILLE SKI CLUB 1; TEAM SPORTS 2,3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3; BASEBALL 1. WALSH, CHARLES 9 OLIVER ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; MODEL LEGIS CLUB 2; STU COUN 4; CHOIR 4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; WRESTLING 3,4; TEN¬ NIS 1,2; CLASS SOC COMM 4. WATERMAN, JAMES 53 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 2; DRAMA 2,3,4. WATERMAN, KIMBERLY 29 CIDER LN GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2; TENNIS CLUB 3; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2,3,4. WELCH, CHARLENE 13 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND BAND 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2; H.R. VP 1, PRES 2. WILBY, CHERYL 23 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE PING-PONG 1; WEAVE CLUB 3; SOFTBALL 2,3. WILLIAMS, MATTHEW 550 PUTNAM AVE GREEN¬ VILLE PING-PONG 2, CHESS CLUB 3; CHOIR 4; SOC¬ CER 2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; BAS¬ KETBALL 3,4. ZANGARI, ANNE 57 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1,2; LEADER CLUB 3; STU COUN 4; SOFT- BALL 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 2,3; H.R. VP 4; BICEN¬ TENNIAL ESSAY AWARD. 55 Mrs. Bennett—English Mrs. Franco—-English Mr. Leifi—Science Mr. Camara—Ind. Arts Mrs. Saccoia—P.E Math Mr. Petell—Science Mrs. Nocera—Soc. St Miss Viens—Business David R. Reilly Vice Principal Henry P. Shepard Principal 57 “The Purpose Which Runs Through All Education Is The Development Of The Ability To Think . . . ” Guidance Mr. Salisbury Mr. Tracy (ch.) Mrs. Giarrusso Mrs. O ' Donnell Mathematics Mrs. Camara (ch.) Mr. Satula Ms. Loparto Mr. Neubauer Mr. Mandolfi Missing: Mr. Torregrossa 58 “This Is The Central Purpose Of The School And Its Teachers If Education Is To Be Successful ...” Work Study—Mr. Dauphinee (DECA), Music—Mr. Tinkham (Band), Mr. Cleasby (Choir) Mr. Tortolani (Coop. Ed.) English Mr. Giroux Mr. Gordon Mrs. Rogler Mrs. King Mr. Reilly (ch.) Mrs. Parkhurst Mr. Benoit Ms. Rhude Mr. deMoura Missing: Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Boluch Mrs. Franco 59 “A Teacher Must Foster Individual Fulfillment And Nurture The Free, Rational, And Responsible Men And Science Ms. Doar Mr. Kopec Ms. Bartlett (ch.) Mrs. Martin Mrs. Sedgewick Physical Education Mr. Dunn Ms. Neal Ms. Schmitt Mr. Buglio On leave: Mrs. Saccoia 60 Women Without Whom Our Kind Of Society Cannot Endure ...” Social Studies Mrs. Frechette Mr. Balasco (ch.) Mr. Smith (Stu. Teacher) Mr. Symynkywicz (Stu. Teacher) Mr. Filippini Mr. Graham Mr. Tobin Missing: Mrs. Nocera l a I Industrial Arts Mr. D ' Amore Mr. Sweet (Stu. Teacher) Mr. Driscoll Mr. McNamara (ch.) Mr. Marques Missing: Mr. Camara 61 Art Mrs. Gizzarelli Mrs. Clark Mr. Ritchie Ms. Hickey and the Spirit of ' 76 Home Economics—Ms. Chauvin and Mrs. Haynes Nurse—Mrs. Ford; Library—Ms. Campanelli “What If A Student Can ' t Learn The Way We Teach? 62 Foreign Languages— Mr. St. Onge (Ch.) Mr. Murray Mrs. Restivo Mrs. Falck Mr. Lawrence Business Department Ms. Hamel Then We Should Teach Him The Way He Can Learn .. . 63 SPECIAL Office Secretaries—Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Boyle, and Mrs. Angell, Absent—Mrs. Steere Mrs. Angell and Mrs. Steere seem to be enjoying their work—or, is it that joke Mrs. Steere told? Mrs. Caouette—Library Secretary “They Also Serve Who Only Stand And Wait . . . 64 SERVICES Mrs. Brown (Center), Food Services, and her kitchen crew ... And Type, And Wash, And Cook, And Clean, And 65 Freshmen President—Scott Baker Vice President—Beth O ' Day Treasurer—Kathy Gerlach Secretary—Jill Daigle Social Chairman—Lisa Langlois Social Chairman—Robert Arruda President—Bernice Brown Treasurer—Peggy O ' Donnell Social Chairman—Louis Cairone Social Chairman—Carol DiStefano Absent: Sue Nanni (V. Pres.) Betty Viens (Secretary) Sophomores 66 The Backbone Of The Student Body Is Its Elected Student Leaders — We Think Ours Are The Very Best! Seniors Charles Walsh—Social Chairman Leslie Kershaw—Vice President Lisa Serapiglia—Secretary Julie Cerroni—President Cindy McDermott—Social Chairman Rick Almeida—Treasurer Lynn Kulisch—Vice President Sharon Chakuroff—Treasurer Maureen Flynn—Secretary Kyle Baker—Social Chairman Suzanne Demers—President (Kneeling) Karen Brown—Social Chairman Juniors 67 STUDENT S erapiglia, Lisa T artaglia, Steven u D oyle, Lori E eftheriadis, Desi N T ubman, Karen C erroni Julie 0 Donnell, Peggy U iVatalizia, Elaine C onnor, Jean Lj yons, William People Make it Go! Officers: Treasurer—Paul Hardy President—Lori Doyle Secretary—Sharon Chakuroff (Abs) Bruce Gatta--V. Pres. Mr. Graham and his hard-working and loyal soda and ice-cream crew Seniors Joanne Germano and Cindy McDermott discuss plans for another Council fund-raising event with Mr. Graham 68 COUNCIL Lori Doyle and Mr. Tinkham offer President Lori Doyle addresses the Council above, while below, cooking tips to Mr. Graham and Richard Suzanne Demers shares a light moment with Mr. Graham, Council Stelle at the Bi-Centennial Breakfast Advisor 69 Mr. Reilly, Journalism Instructor and Co-Editor Donna Deandrea prefer to listen than work at covering one of many assembly programs Co-Editor Joanne Germano receives her Publications Award from Vice Principal Dave Reilly at Senior Awards Assembly The Staff at work PUBLICATIONS The Staff—after too much work Anvil ’76 A BiCentennial Tribute Produced By The Journalism Class Left: Dave Surprenaut, Jr. Photographer, is on the job while; Below: Sr. Photog Tom Connor plans another photo coverage for Dave 70 Rather Than Bore You With Details On How Great A Job We Do, We Present Here Instead A Look Back In Time Over The Past Ten Years So You Can See The Way It Used To Be Tableclothes for Cafe tables on dance nights Prom Queens—with the Prom in the cafeteria Non-graffiti lockers Not so dependable bus transportation Jackets, Ties, Dresses, Skirts, Short hair Mini-skirts and high boots The traditional homeroom picture Uncrowded hallways Model Legislature— (Front) Karen Cabral Diane DeCesare Mrs. Frechette Maureen Flynn Lynn Kulisch (Back) Paul Hardy John Gerlach j V. • it K ! t - ' Math League— (Front) Karen Pittman Mrs. Camara Pam Hutker (Back) Ray Czekanski Todd Aubin Charles D ' Atri Steve Silva Craig Baron Library Club— (Front) T. Dailey, J. Daigle, G. Wilber, M. Hoyt, D. Black, P. Morrison, (Back) Ms. Campanelli, D. Black, A. Quaglieri, C. Gregoire, D. Black, M. Ouimette, D. Deshaies, M. Disley, K. Milano, L. Sommers, Yvette Gagnon 72 If Idle Hands Are The Devil’s Workshop, It’s Unlikely These People Have To Worry; They’re Busy All The Time . . . CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Majorettes— (Back) Sandy Oliva Tammy Dailey Jayne Oliva Judy Oliva (Front) Danielle Desautel Lynda Boyle Distributive Ed. Class— (Front) C. Brodeur, M. McNally, L. Jackson, N. Sward; (Back) R. Peters, B. Magaw, P. Labrie, D. Capparrille, S. Bouchard, S. Marzilli, R. Goulet, J. Gioffreda, M. Plante, D. Tattersall, C. Connor, N. Porter, T. Schmitt, Mr. Dauphinee 73 74 BAND . Or “How To Do It With Your Eyes Closed!” 75 Officers— Modern Music Masters (Back) Jayne Pelosi—Treasurer Cindy McVey—Historian Marilyn Maltais—Secretary (Front) Bruce Gatta—President Lori Doylat—Vice President Section Leaders— (Back) Tom Connor—Tenor Bruce Gatta—Bass (Front) Lori Doyle—Alto Cindy McVey—Soprano Mr. Cleasby, Choral Director, is a man of action 76 CHOIR Christmas Concert At State House A Success . . . Madrigal Group “Pirates Of Penzance” A Night Of Rollicking Fun! DRAMA CLUB Tom Connor Stars As Charley In The February Production Of ‘Flowers For Algernon” Watch Them Smile and Smirk Life is tough and very hard for those of us who try To be themselves no matter what others around them say. Watch them smile and smirk. Mock and turn away. Maybe someday they ' ll say that it ' s okay... To be me. We must try twice as hard to dance to a different song. And every moment of our lives is as if it was our last. Watch them smile and smirk. Mock and turn away. Maybe someday they ' ll say that it ' s okay.. To be me. by Tom Connor, Jr. The cast and crew of Charley pose with Mr. deMoura, Director 1975-76 Drama Club—J. Blanchard, T. Ciesinski, D. Surprenant, D. Robitaille, S. Sachuk, R. Stelle, H. Pickles, T. Connor, M. Kennedy, M. Stanford, D. Sullivan, F. Conroy, L. Reardon, J. Scotti, D. Spinel la, D. Miller 80 Charles D ' Atri as Burt Seldon instructs Charley (Tom Charley tries to handle his emotional feelings for his Connor) in the use of the maze teacher, Alice (Heather Pickles) The operation to make Charley a genius is a success. Forced to move to seek his own identity, Charley meets according to Dr. Strauss (Rich Stelle) his landlady (Sandra Sachuk) Charley is constantly haunted by visions of his youth Charley ' s mother (Jeanne DePasquale) cannot handle (played by David Connor) his handicap and threatens him 81 SMITHFIELD DANCES ’76 Ed Spader and Jean Connor share a quiet moment You like my fancy footwork? Marlene and Donna do their thing! Roslyn Hickey tries on hats—but isn ' t this a dance? 82 “The Bump” Number One Dance This Year . . . Mike Andrescavage and friend try a new step Tom Butera and date dance a slow one Kim Santangini and Kathy Bouvier share a laugh Marlene Dunn—Bump Expert 83 Dec. 20th. . . Snow, Snow, Snow CHRISTMAS BALL CHRISTMAS BALL SPONSORED BY Jr. Sr. Classes Smithfield High School Saturday Evening, December 20, IQ75 SMITHFIELD ELKS LODGE Farnum Pike Smithfield, R. I. 7:00 p. m. - 12:00 midnight Dinner 7:30 p. m. Donation $11.00 per couple Russ Fiore and Bill Alarie order refreshments Gil Coyne whispers secrets to Paula Jarvis Cyndy Connor and George Lewis enjoy the music 84 Faculty guests included Mr. Mrs. Gizzarelli and Mr. Mrs. DiNobile Kathy Bouvier and John Viveiros share a quiet moment Denise Corsi and Wendy Slater enjoy the bump Diane DeCesare and escort dance a slow one 85 “Precious And Few” JUNIOR PROM Kirkbrae C.C. May 21, 1976 All dressed up and raring to go! Kyle and Cathy share a quiet dance in a quiet corner Richard Lamirande poses with Coleen Gallagher Is this the Jayne and Tony we know? Paul Luongo and Diane Menard arrive in fine style 86 Richard Lamirande seems to be leading a new dance step Brian and Debbie seem relaxed Where are you going later seems to be the question of the hour Class President Suzanne Demers sits one out with Jim DeMars Pick a pair—Buy some happiness! Dale and John are definitely not Strangers in the Night 87 SWEETHEARTS ’76 ■% and. • f-. - R ‘« ' ' ArioL t iQ afid 6 ' UAdtl. UNDER CLASS- MEN UNDERCLASSMEN wf 1 ’ v ' L M Bi uJ m 92 How Crazy Can They Get? 93 HOMECOMING Pep Rally . .. Skits . . . Cheerleaders . . . Pie-eating . . . Football . . . Andrea Bauer — Queen Queen Ricky Medeiros and escort John Sevey Ricky Almeida and Julie Cerroni win the annual pie-eating contest Chuck A. Moon takes hislher place in the Cheer¬ leader ' s chorus line 94 Queen candidates—E. Wilkes, L. Serapiglia, A. Bauer, C. McDermott, J. Pelosi, D. Gianfrancesco, B. Cerroni, K. Santangini, S. Chakuroff, S. McSweeney, G. Conti, K. Octeau The parade around Town is an annual tradition—but a chilly one for riding in open convertibles Despite hours of preparation, these girls do not seem to mind their hair blowing in the chilly breeze Senior Queen—Andrea Bauer 95 SENIORS % AT PLAY . . . 97 ...the day the bugs invaded hot iunch...mood rings... the crowd of girls that How Could We Ever Forget . . . 4 -—-, j was always following Mr. Dauphinee... Wendy Slater and Mr. Tobin ' s fake argument...The senior Christmas tree that wasn ' t put up ' til the day before Christmas vacation...the first away-from-school Christmas Ball...the day Mr. Tobin wore the frog T-shirt after our freshman stationery drive...the organized class meetings... Hi This is your WPRO-FM Schoolscope re¬ porter from SHS ...the girl ' s basketball team...the boy ' s hockey team... Julie Cerroni making A Cappella Choir...Donna Deandrea being a soloist in the operetta...Joanne Germano getting her hair cut...The bomb scare during a home basketball game...Close-Up trip to Washington, D.C...wait¬ ing (impatiently) for June 10, ' 76...taking PSAT ' s, SAT ' s, ACT ' s, Achieve¬ ments, and whatever else was thrown at us...the postponed Homecoming Game ' 75-76...the days we spent at the beach instead of being in school... getting a 101 in Journalism ...putting a zing on your papers which were clipped side by each together in Mrs. Clark ' s art class...the new Explor¬ ing Human Nature class which wasn ' t as good as it was supposed to bfc...the new gym teacher—self defense!..AI most Anything Goes assembl y...setting up the yearbook...the dances we tried to have every year but always flopped ...Mrs. Saccoia having twins...McDonald ' s finally opening so we wouldn ' t have to suffer through those delicious hot lunches...getting a new jukebox ...co-ed gym...those rowdy field trips...snowmen in the courtyard...Debbie Sabato dropping a hot lunch of spaghetti...Homecoming Pep RalIy...senior class dues...the choir singing at the State House for Christmas...the beets (or carrots) on the windows in the cafeteria during lunch...senior ski trip ...the firedrills in freezing -10° weather...applying to col leges...getting your class rank...those awful gym suits...50 ' s day...term papers...Mr. T as the Fonz ...the innocent little notes during tests...Winter Concerts and 98 dances...the senior class ' Christmas skit (nine ladies roller-skating?!)... scribbling on a desk...Mr. Mandolfi ' s and Mr. G. Reilly ' s bad jokes...Bobby Trahan and Bela ...David Votolato and his strange sound effects...the Current Event quizzes in Mr. Filippini ' s class...the music assemblies... Miss Rhude ' s period 5 ' s trip to the Providence Library...auditions for choir, operetta, and drama...homework that very few people ever did... cheerleading...senior privileges...the first day of school after the strike... bunking a class and getting caught...Sandi Fallon ' s boulder that was first brought out in Miss Rhude ' s English class...Junior Prom at the Holiday Inn ...Nancy Lee Thayer ' s legs...National Bunk Day...forgetting your homework at home and knowing your teacher will never believe you...tryouts for sports ...getting caught when sneaking out to go to McDonald ' s... Flowers for Al¬ gernon ...Report to the office now, please ...the snowy days we had to go to school... Pirates Of Penzance ...the french-fry fights at McDonalds... Melinda Varr ' s hats...Julie Cerroni getting her braces off ...friends...the Art Show that only 25 people came to...Bicentennial Concert at Bryant College... HMS Pinafore ...Andrea Bauer being crowned Homecoming Queen, 1975...trading senior pictures...notecards...POD re ports... teachers ...Spanish!.. The Wizard of OZ ...Steven Tartaglia flying a kite in the middle of the courtyard...the classic (risque is more likely) plays and pro¬ ductions put on during Mrs. Parkhurst ' s junior English class... Romeo and Juliet ...averages...Joanne Fogarty—Most Congenial Cheerleader...count¬ down to graduation... Mr. Graham, dial 2-6; Mrs. Bennett dial 2-6... We May Never Pass This Way Again ...Senior Prom at the Marriott Inn...prac¬ ticing for graduation...Pomp and Circumstance...report cards...Graduation Night...diplomas...and the four years of our lives we spent together at Smithfield High School and the treasured friendships we held here... 99 Ever Wonder What Teachers FIELD TRIPS Think About These? Read On Everyone knows how much fun a field trip is. It rates somewhere up with the sinking of the Titanic and the San Francisco earthquake. It all started when two brightfaced girls came to me and asked if I ' d chaperone their annual field trip. Not realizing I was entering into a highly-systemized form of torture, I said Yes. On the appointed day I sat with 45 students in the sub-zero chill of the auditorium waiting for the vice¬ principal to give his usual speech on conduct and good behavior. I noticed that half the kids were either falling asleep or trying to fight off frostbite. I, for one, had been looking for¬ ward to this trip for three days, having been told that a teacher ' s first field trip was an experience that would never be forgotten. When we got on the bus, I went over to the veteran chaperones and said uneasily, Okay, guys, you can take off the football helmets. I get the joke. When nobody moved, I said, Come on, George, you know you don ' t need that bullet¬ proof vest. Since they still didn ' t move, I sat down with that uneasy feeling known as FEAR and PANIC. Everyone seemed human. I walked down the aisle, talking to the kids, then returned to my seat in back of the driver. Nice day, I remarked to him. He didn ' t move a muscle and just stared straight ahead. Shellshock, one of my fellow teachers told me, From his last field trip. The bus finally started and we were on our way. Hearing small, exploding noises in back of me, I turned around to see 45 pop-top lids go flying through the air. I dived under the seat. One of the teachers nodded knowingly. The driver kept staring straight ahead. The rest of the ride was unevent¬ ful. There was the usual talking and laughing, with the couple in the back seat trying for the Guinness Book of Records for non-stop kissing. I spent half of the trip wondering if someone can get tired lips. When we arrived at our destination, the mad rush to the door pleased me, thinking everyone was anxious to start the tour...until I noticed 100 89% of them were headed to the rest rooms for a cigarette. I herded them all together once again and our tour began. The tour went well with the Polaroids click¬ ing and the low talking. Only a few minor mishaps occurred. There was the boy overly fond of the Tyran¬ nosaurus in the dinosaur room five people got lost (three of them teachers), one got sick (another teacher), and the biggest scare happened when it was discovered the boa constrictor was not in its cage. All too soon, it was time for the return trip home. The mood back was in sharp contrast to the trip down. The yelling and screaming was punctuated by half the bus singing the worst of the Captain and Tennille. Suddenly an explos¬ ion in the back of the bus moved one of the teachers to begin a Hail Mary. On my way back from confiscating all the fire¬ crackers, I again noticed the blank stare of the driver, but this time I detected the hint of a fixed smile on his face. Next came the noxious clouds of pale, blue smoke. I turned and yelled, Okay, put ' em out and open the windows. The smoke got thicker as 45 kids exhaled. Meanwhile, there was the unmis- takeable crunch of potato chips, the sound of PRO-FM on a transis¬ tor radio, and ten boys played keep-away with someone ' s hat. I was already in a state of total exhaustion. The driver continued to stare blankly, the couple in the back seat were still trying for the record, and two kids were doing the bump on one of the seats. Unfortunately, we encountered a traffic jam on the way home. The kids loved that. Leaning out the windows, they spent half their time playing Dear Abby to the couple fighting in the car below and telling their life stories to the old man in the ' 53 Oldsmobile. I knew I had seen it all when one of the young girls started telling this gentleman HER philosophy on life. As we drove off into the sunset, the driver continued to stare blankly and the whole bus rocked to the chorus of 100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall. I realized then that I would never be totally sane again. Maybe I ' ll get lucky and not go on a field trip again—ever. 101 Assemblies . . . Music, Choir, Band, The Fonz, Santa Claus, Sports . . . The Pause That Refreshes. Mrs. DiIMobiIe. Advisor Smiling faces and clapping hands help team spirit CHEER 1976 Shelly Casey knows how to warm up in a cold ice rink Hold that line!!! 1976 Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad Our official mascot Cl HOCKEY S.H.S. OPPONENT 2 . . . Chariho.o 2 . . . Tiverton.o 0 . • . Warwick Veterans . . . i 0 . . . Wheeler School .... 4 5 . . . Cranston East. 0 2 . . . Cumberland ...... 2 5 . . . Burrillville. 0 0 . . . Barrington.• • 2 0 . . . North Kingstown . . . . 1 0 . . . Lincoln. 1 1 . . . Lincoln School ..... q Season (5-5-1) Co-captains Roslyn Hickey and Marlene Junior-Varsity Squad—Kneeling: M. Smith S. Pal- Dunn mieri K. Kirby, B. Reynolds; Standing: D. Hindle, J. Garner, D. DeLuca, T. Low, S. Pagliarini, K. Fagan Varsity--Kneeling: N. Thayer, K. Brown, R. Hickey, S. Hamel, D, Croft, M. Dunn, J. Macdonald; Standing: K. Wilcox, T. Ferro, J. D ' Agostino, D. Hindle, S. Lavender, K. Hawkins, A, Schlemmer, S. Scott, K. Kirby, D. De- Luca, D. D ' Angelo, G. Kulisch, Ms. Neal, coach. V 5 Losses N. Smithfield Mt. Pleasant Cumberland Lincoln T olman 4 Victories Mount St. Charles Woonsocket Hope Pawt. West GYMNASTICS 1975-1976 1976 Varsity Gymnasts (Coach-Ms. Adams) 107 S.H.S. OPPONENT 71.Coventry.. . 23 76 .... . Johnston.19 36.Saint Xavier. 39 41 . . . . . Woonsocket.27 58.Burrillville.11 79 .... . Scituate.23 48.Burrillvifle.20 56 .... . North Smithfield.30 45 .... . Alumni Game. 34 61 .Mount Saint Charles.15 32.Cumberland . ..41 46 .Scituate.15 56 .North Smithfield.37 62 .Lincoln.61 40.Mount Saint Charles ..... 38 46 . . . Warwick Veterans. 56 38.Cumberland.26 43.Woonsocket.35 57 .Lincoln ..50 Season (16-3) BASKETBALL Donna Hindle at the foul line Terry Ferro drives to the basket Junior Varsity—Kneeling: S. Pagliarini and Carol Dodson, captains; Standing: B. Tallman, J. Catuogno, D. Allen, D. Smith, R. Benoit, C. Stanford, J. Garner, L. Simonetti, D. Macdonald, T. Lowe, M. Smith, K. Lenihan. 1976 Northern Division Champs A Victory Hug! 108 1976 Varsity—Kneeling: R. Hickey and C. Catuogno, Co-Captains; Standing: Ms. Neal, Coach, D. Croft, M. Dunn, K. Wilcox, D. Hindle, N. Thayer, T. Ferro, C. Bennett, K. Hawkins, M. D ' Antuono, G. Kulisch, D. Hindle, D. D ' Angelo, J. Macdonald, S. Cullen, D. Crossman. Donna Croft and Kathy Hawkins all have the same goal—to put the ball into the hoop! Carol Dodson (Capt.—J.V.) Carolyn Catuogno (Capt.—V. Roslyn Hickey (Capt.— V.) Sharon Pagliarini (Capt.—J.V.) 109 Cheryl Panzarella Finishes In Top Ten In Every Race She Entered This Season Muscles must be loose and limber before the race Cheryl discusses race strategy with Coach Neubauer Season Totals—Top 5 Teams Bay View—246 points—1st place SMITH FIELD—510 POINTS—2ND PLACE St. Xavier—524 points—3rd place No. Prov.—678 points—4th place Warren—701 points—5th place 1976 Varsity—Front: D. Surprenant, K, Davis, C. Panzarella; Back: N. Robenhymer, D. Smith, A. Scott; Coach—Mr. Neubauer. 110 CROSS COUNTRY Our very finest The race is off to a fast start with N. Robenhymer vying for the lead Small But Superb .. . Vital Statistics: Race Results for Team Members Cheryl Panzarella—5th 46; 3rd 56; 7th 52; 10th 123; 3rd 49; 7th 53, 7th 85 Nancy Robenhymer—llth 46; 8th 56; llth 52; 33rd 123; 14th 49; 14th 53; 26th 85 Diane Smith—16th 46; 15th 56; 15th 52; 55th 123; 23rd 49; 34th 85 Diane Surprenant—34th 46; 40th 56; 107th 123; 41st 49; 42nd 53; 77th 85 Anne Scott—34th 56; 29th 52; 37th 49; 43rd 53; 80th 85 111 S.H.S. OPPONENT 6 . . . . Chariho.. 10 12. . . . .Lincoln. 8 18 ... . Bishop Keough ..... 10 26 ... . Scituate .. 2 26 ... . Tollgate..15 8 . . . . North Providence ... 0 30 ... . West Warwick. ..... 19 7 ... .Tollgate.. . .13 33 ... . Scituate.7 18 ... . Bishop Keough.2 5 . . . . West Warwick.11 15 ... . Lincoln.12 Playoffs: 6 . . . . Chariho.24 Season (9 — 4) Leading Hitter — Donna Croft Power Hitter — Terry Ferro (Both Co-Captains) SOFTBALL S.H.S. OPPONENT 89 ... . Burrillville.. . 29 83 ... . Cumberland ....... 35 68 ... . Saint Savier.73 Notre Dame.3 81 ... . Ponaganset.37 Northern Invitational — 1st of 6 Class B Pop. Class Meet — 2nd of 8 Class B Perf. Class Meet — 2nd of 6 State Meet — 5th of 16 First Place in Frosh. State Meet Two All-Staters: •Carolyn Catuogno (State record of 18 ' 1 in long jump; also, on State 2nd team for 50 yd. dash. •Gail Kulisch (All-State discus). TRACK 1976 Varsity—Front Row: Mr. Neubauer (Asst. Coach), J. Williams, A. Roberts, D. Mathurin, K. Davis, L. Parks, D. Paolino (Scorer); 2nd Row: N. Thayer, J. D ' Agostino, A. Scott,D. Surprenant, D. Macdonald, C. Panzarella, Mr. Lelli (Coach); 3rd Row: B. Brown, B. Boyle, R. Benoit, S. Cabral, S. Fallon, S. Ricci; 4th Row: K. Guerrero, R. McGowan, D. Calore, M. Ruggieri, K. Hawkins, S. Scott, A. O ' Day; 5th Row: G. Ku¬ lisch, D. Smith, N. Robenhymer, C. Lee, J. Vail. CROSS COUNTRY Results for Season: Northern Division (4-4) Bryant C.C. Carnival (4th of 9) Coaches Invitational (4th of 14) Freshman State Meet (4th) Varsity—Sitting: J. Kaminski, E. Caouette, J. Behrland, J. Chiovitti, E. Fon¬ taine, D. Sleboda; Standing: Mr. Lelli (Coach), D. D ' Agostino, J. Tolisano, J. Sevey, S. Ponko, T. D ' Agostino, Paquette, T. Morvan. 114 SOCCER Season Results: Tollgate (5-0) (6-0) Warwick Vets (2-2) (2-4) Barrington (1-1) (2-5) Bristol (0-3) (1-2) Cranston East (2-2) (0-1) East Prov. (1-4) (1-2) LaSalle (0-3) (0-1) Pilgrim (1-1) (0-4) (First score ours) Season—2 Wins 10 Losses 4 Ties Varsity—Kneeling: R. Slater, J. Hurley, R. Medeiros, G. Williams, F. Lom¬ bardo, K. Baker, P. Ferrara, F Tassoni, M. Gilchrist, S. Silva, D. J. Cotte r, S. Hickey, M. Stanley, L.J. Hadfield, W. Nangle; Standing: Mr. Brochu (Coach), P. Kennedy, M. Williams, J. Boyle, D. Avella, B. Lewis, L. Luongo, P. Luongo, W. Nangle, T. Johnson, J. Germano. TI5 W V, SMITHFIELD FOOTBALL The defense closes in...fast! S.H.S. OPPONENT 20 ... . Westerly.0 6 . . . . Middletown.12 16 ... . Classical.22 0 . . . . East Greenwich.6 16 ... . Hope.. . 8 26 ... . Lincoln.0 12 ... . Bristol.7 13 ... . Portsmouth. 0 20 ... . North Providence.6 Season (6-3) 116 1976 Varsity Squad — Sitting: M. Andrescavage, J DeMars (Capt.), A. Chiovitti, S. Donahue, A Barrette (Capt.), R. Almeida, R. Czekanski, S. Stanford, J. Gerlach, T. Davies; Kneeling: S. Silva, C. Placido, J Poon, L Cola- luca, A. Knox, R. McBride, E. Merlino, R. Doyle, C. Walsh, C. Donahue, P. DeMars, R. Roberts; Standing: Mr. Catuogno, S. Haden, D. Goff, M. Adler, R. Lamirande, T. Walsh, L. Maione, G. Autiello, S. Bell,. Mr. Dunn, Coach Steve Donahue comes around end Ray Czekanski seems to enjoy calisthenics 117 Kneeling: R. Almeida, C. Walsh, R. Trahan, F. Lombardo; Standing: Mr. Torregrossa, R. Roberts, D. Desjarlais, S. Silva, J. Paquette, K. Austin, D. Smith, G. Hall, M. Hagopian, P. Carvalho, Mr. Oliva. 118 Second Year Of Success WRESTLING C. Walsh appears to be reaching for ref ' s whistle to avoid a pin C. Walsh seeks revenge, but at great personal anguish S.H.S. OPPONENT 37 . . Hope. 23 29 . . Mount Pleasant . . . 32 38 . . North Providence . . 19 54 . . Our Lady of Prov .... 13 33 . . West Warwick . . . 25 24 . . Central. 38 19 . . Central Falls . . 48 33 . . Hope. 27 20 . . Mount Pleasant . . . . 41 30 . . North Providence . . 27 51 . . Our Lady of Prov .... 12 33 . . Tollgate .... 27 24 . . Central. 31 12 . . Central Falls . . 36 Season (8-6) Finally—the victor! Jack Paquette appears to be in trouble as referee watches intently D. J. Smith seems pleased S.H.S. OPPONENT hC 1 Warwick Veterans 6 3 0 East Providence Burrillville 2 4 o 3 Cumberland 1 o 1 Cumberland 7 0 Mount St. Charles 4 2 LaSalle Academy 10 35 2 Ponaganset 1 rN 2 Warwick Veterans 2 1 Cranston East 4 2 4 3 Pilgrim Tollgate Hope 1 5 4 4 Cranston West 5 5 Tollgate 2 3 Ponaganset 4 3 Woonsocket 5 5 Woonsocket 3 11 Hope 2 0 Pilgrim 5 PLAYOFFS: 1 Pilgrim 6 3 Pilgrim 2 2 Pilgrim 5 Season (8-20-1) Goalie John Tassoni saves again Season Started Poorly But Ended With A Play-Off Berth 1976 Varsity Squad—Seated: J. Tassoni (Capt.) B. Cotter, K. Gould, T. Nangle, S. Lowe; Middle: Mr. Goolgasion, Coach, R. Arruda, L. Luongo (Capt.), K. Baker, J. DiMuccio, L. Hadfield, M. McSweeney, Mr. Nardelli, Coach; Top: D. Cotter, J. Boyle, J. Germano, W. Nangle, J. Gerlach, S. Hickey. 120 The puck is cleared successfully Above—K. Gould does a little high-sticking Below — D, J. Cotter does some backchecking Above—Cotter is hit hard by Tollgate player Below- Nangle and Luongo need a rest 121 1976 Varsity—Kneeling: M. Andrescavage, R. Slater, S. Donahue (Capt.), S. Holmes, R. Medeiros; Standing: Mr. Benoit (Coach), S. Lynch, T. John¬ son, M. Williams, T. Dearmin, R. McBride, S. Haden, R. Lowe (Mgr.) S.H.S OPPONENT 69 . .Chariho. 74 78 . Ponaganset . . . . 53 57 . Central Falls . . . 57 76 . North Smithfield . .79 70 . Our Lady of Prov . 70 53. . Warren. 44 62 . Burrillville . . . . 58 63 . Scituate . 67 71. . Davies Vocational . 73 52 . Chariho. 86 66 . Ponaganset . . . . 44 54 . Central Falls . . . 72 61 . North Smithfield . 74 60 . . Our Lady of Prov . 92 73 . . Warren. 63 76 . . Burrillville .... 64 48 . Scituate . 54 101 . Davies Vocational . 73 Season (7W - 9L - 2T) Matt Williams puts his long legs to good use in a race downcourt Clearing the defensive ' boards is Steve Donahue ' s specialty Coach Benoit always follows the action closely 122 Above: Mike Andrescavage goes for two Above: Airman Steve Holmes shows the touch Below: Ass ' t. Coach Skenyon attends to a minor Matt Williams injury Below: Coach Benoit shouts encouragement to the squad 1976 Varsity Squad — Seated: Mr. Salisbury (Coach), Dan Smith, David Stoeckel, Alan Knox, Art Barrette, Frank Lombardo, Paul Labrie, Jim Poon, Jack Paquette; Standing: Kirk Davies (Stats), Greg Williams, D. J. Cotter, Bob Nangle, Brian Lewis, Bill Nangle, Curt Donahue, Rich Lamirande, Rich Mederios, Kevin O ' Day, Bob Lowe (Mgr.). The bench-w armers — ready for action at all times D. J. Cotter dives back to first base to avoid a pick-off attempt Batting champ Mark Me Sweeney is ready for the pitch. The camera freezes one of Matt Williams ' pitches in mid-air 124 BASEBALL Senior Co-captain Art Barrette does it all — catchy hit, and run S.H.S. OPPONENT 9.North Prov ........ 2 2 .Cumberland.4 3 .Burrillville . ..5 4 .... . Woonsocket . ..9 5 ..... Mt. St. Charles.6 8 .North Prov.9 1 . . . . .Cumberland.2 5.Barrington.4 0 .... . Burrillville.1 3 .... . Woonsocket ..2 5.Mt. St. Charles.7 9 .North Prov.5 5 .Cumberland .••••.. 4 3.Burrillville.4 6 .... . Woonsocket.10 2 .Mt. St. Charles.6 Season (5 — 11) Above Left: Bill Nangle with the long stretch at first base Above: Bill Nangle holds a Burrillville runner close at first Left: Senior hurler Matt Williams read¬ ies a rocket-fast ball. Steve Haden — Shotput S.H.S. OPPONENT 103 • • - Johnston.46 68 • • • Lincoln • • • ..81 38 East Greenwich.106 86 • • • Ponaganset .49 49 • • Tollgate ♦••♦••••• 86 70 • Tolman ..79 61 South Kingston.88 88 • • • Westerly • • • ..56 88 • • • Scituate.61 73 Our Lady of Prov • • • 76 Class C Relay Carnival—5th Place Northern Division Championships— 3rd Place Class C Meet -- 4th Place Season (4 — 7) TRACK Mike Serapiglia — Hurdler Tim Morvan — Distance Runner Jim Ferrazza — Shotput 126 1976 Varsity Squad—Front: S. Donahue, R. Czekanski (Co-Captains); 1st Row: J. Germano, E. Merlino, J. Cunning¬ ham, J. Tolisano, S. Haden, R. Slater, B. Macari, R. Roberts, J. Robitaille; 2nd Row: R. Vale, H. Cugno, T. O ' ¬ Rourke, K. Lavender, D. D ' Agostino, R. Rowe, T. D ' Agostino, D. Antone, J. Chiovitti, J. Germano, 3rd Row: Mr. Dunn (Coach), J. Bell, E. Caouette, K. Smith, P. Thorpe, M. Falls, T. Morvan, M. Serapiglia, S. Ponko, D. Sleboda, Mr. Buglio (Coach); Top: J. Sevey, J. Flynn, S. Hickey, J. Hurley. Henry Cugno — High Jump Peanuts Roberts — Mile Relay 127 TENNIS Jack Kebarian Mr. Schroder, Coach S.H.S. OPPONENT 2 . . . • . Pawt. West .... 5 4.South Kingston • .3 3 .... . Westerly.4 6 .... . Classical.1 6 .Chariho ...... 1 1 .Johnston .6 4 .... . Lincoln.3 3 .Pawt. West .... 4 4 .... . South Kingston • 3 2 .Westerly ...... 5 7 .Classical.0 6.Chariho ...... 1 2 .... . Johnston.5 4.Lincoln.3 Season (8 — 6) Dave Votolato Fore . .. Love . . . Par . . . Match Point .. . 1976 Varsity Squad—T. Dearmin, W. Durvin, T. Johnson (Capt.), R. Arru- da, R. Arruda, Mr. Arruda (Coach). Gotta cure that hook!! 128 Mark Tortolani Jimmy Boyle Bob McBride Ann Schlemmer Donna DeLuca Donna Lancia Tiebreaker . . . Birdie . . . Baseline . . . Putter . . . Victory! GOLF S.H.S. OPPONENT 6 1 2 . .Mt. St. Charles .... 51 2 11 1 2 . Davies.1 2 7 . . . .Woonsocket ...... 5 11 1 2 . .North Smith. 1 2 11 1 2 . .North Prov. 1 2 10 ... . Mt. St. Charles . . . . ' 2 12 ... . Davies ••••••••• 0 8 1 2. . Woonsocket. 3 1 2 7 1 2. . North Smith.4 1 2 9 1 2 . .North Prov.2 1 2 Season (10 — 0) Entered Playoffs but lost on first round of play. Tim Dearmin Ronnie Arruda Capt. Tom Johnson 129 Smithfield Lions Club Awards for Achievement David Gargaro receives the Lions Club Award for achievement in Band. Leslie Kershaw receives the Homemaker of To¬ morrow Award from Ms. Chauvin Art. Band. Bookkeeping. Boys Physical Education Chorus. Cooperative Education . Distributive Education . . Dramatics. Electricity Electronics Girls Physical Education Home Economics . . . . Mech.—Arch. Drawing. Power Mechanics . • . . Publications. Shorthand.. . . . Speech... Typing. Woodworking . , . . . Melinda S. Varr . . .David J. Gargaro Patricia L. Ledbetter ► .Thomas H. Johnson , • • • • Lori L. Doyle . • • • Deborah J. Reis • . Stephen Bouchard • . Thomas M. Straus • • . Mark D. Loxsom • . • • Susan M. Scott Deborah J. Hanaway ..Alan J. Knox .Richard E. Almeida • • • Joanne Germano .Shirley Ricci Susan M. Me Sweeney Diane Gianfrancesco .Robert Fagan Members of the Rhode Island Honor Society Richard E. Almeida Joanne M. Amitrano Craig J. Baron Donna L. Black Jeanne M. Blanchard Carol J. Cairone Carolyn A. Catuogno Julie A. Cerroni Marcia E. Chrzan Laurie J. Clegg Thomas J. Connor, Jr. Dorothy J. Crossman Raymond P. Czekanski Judith M. D ' Agostino Dianne M. D ' Angelo Marcia A. Davies Donna M. Deandrea Lori L. Doyle Marlene Dunn Craig J. Eagleson Kimberly A. Engelmann Joanne E. Fogarty David J. Gargaro Joanne Germano Nancy L. Gilman Diana E. Girsdansky Deborah J. Hanaway Paul D. Hardy Kathleen M. Hayes Deborah Hindle Paula F. Jarvis Gary A. Kachadourian Ruth E. Kane Paul E. Kennedy Ledlie M. Kershaw Alan J. Knox Sheryl A. Lavender Patricia L. Ledbetter Mark D. Loxsom Julie T. Macdonald Joan M. Margadonna Robert 0. McBride Susan M. Me Sweeney Cynthia A. McVey Donna M. Medeiros Ann O ' Day Jayne E. Oliva Jayne M. Pelosi Nancy L. Porter Shirley A. Ricci Lori A. Romano Deborah A. Sabato Thomas J. Schmitt Susan M. Scott Lisa A. Serapiglia Linda G. Silverman Wesley J. Sproul Richard D. Stelle Steven Tartaglia Melinda S. Varr Kimberly A. Waterman Charlene R. Welch Cheryl A. Wilby Anne L. Zangari 130 Julie Cerroni receives her R.I. Honor Society pin from A kiss from School Committeeman Paul O ' Day goes to Vice-Prinicpal David Reilly. Shirley Ricci with her Shorthand Award. School Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas: Special School Awards: Biological Science.Judith M. D ' Agostino English. Dorothy J. Crossman French...Nancy L. Gilman Mathematics.Dianne M. D ' Angelo Physical Science.Dorothy J. Crossman Social Studies .Anne L. Zangari Secretarial Studies . . . ..Meredith Knight D.A.R. Citizenship Award.Lisa A. Serapiglia Excellence in Drama Award.Thomas J. Connor, Jr. National School Choral Award.Cynthia A. McVey John Philip Sousa Band Award.. Charlene R. Welch Betty Crocker Homemaker Award.Leslie M. Kershaw Congressman St. Germain Award.Julie A. Cerroni N.E.A. — Smithfield Scholarship.Susan M. McSweeney SENIOR HONORS DAY JUNE 7, 1976 Class Salutatorian Lisa Serapiglia receives the D.A.R. Citizenship Award 131 Most Courageous: John Tassoni and Donna Croft Funniest: Elaine Natalizia and Jimmy Boyle Above—Best Looking: Bob McBride, Diane Gianfrancesco Below—Best Personality: Joanne Fogarty, Charlie Walsh Best Couple: Sue McSweeney and Matt Williams Most Athletic: Carolyn Catuogno, Steve Donahue (Absent) 132 Most Likely to Succeed: Ruth Kane and Tom Connor S u p SENIOR Quietest: GaryD ' Amario and Dot Crossman (off somewhere being noisy) Most Studious: Ray Czekanski and Dianne D ' Angelo (In the library — studying) Most School Spirit: Paul Hardy and Shirley Ricci Best Dressed: Claudette Brodeur and Bobby Trahan 133 Those handsome couples just arriving include (Left To Right) Debbi Sabato and boyfriend Arthur, Charlie Walsh and Nancy Thayer, and David Dolan escorts Lisa Serapiglia No matter how hectic the schedule, there ' s always time for a smoke or some private talk with that special someone “We May Never Pass This Way Again” JUNE 4, 1975 Marriott Inn Providence, R.L Cyndy McDermott and Kyle Baker must be discussing that fancy tux 134 SENIOR PROM A little appetizer before dinner! R. Antonelli and K. Hickey appear relaxed and satisfied with the prom arrangements Left—Judi D ' Agostino and escort Above—Jimmy Boyle relaxes wherever he goes Bot. Left—Kim Boitano holds her date for a slow dance Below—Touch dancing is definitely back! The ritual of getting the mortar-board on just right involves the talents of Sharon Chakuroff and Paul Hardy along with Donna Medeiros and Nancy Gilman. 136 Ann Pelletier seems overwhelmed by the Class Valedictorian Dianne D ' Angelo Tom Connor sings his last song here--an emotion of it all original entitled I Heard A Moment GRADUATION — JUNE 10,1976 Class Salutatorian (Center) Lisa Serapiglia appears deep in thought School Committee Chairman Bob Stewart presents another diploma Just time enough for a little small talk before the big moment As the sun sets on another gradu¬ ation, the new day of another life draws near and precious memories of a last hug and a laugh will be treasured forever. 137 Being Of Questionable Mind And Not-So-Sound Body, The Following Members Of The Class Of ’76 Leave These Bi-Centennial Goodies To Anyone Who Will Take Them Co o WILL Carolyn Catuogno leaves her sexy voice and jet sneakers, . . Donna Croft leaves her steady seat in the office. . . Wendy Slater leaves her nerve to speak out what she feels to any timid and shy underclassmen. . . Steve Donahue leaves his sarcastic compliments to anyone who cares to take them. . . Joanne Fred Strain leaves her ability to turn red. . . Kim Engelmann leaves her 101 different absence excuses which she compiled over the four years. . . Nancy Gilman leaves her picnic basket to Joe Gerlach. . . Joanne Amitrano leaves her good moods to Suzanne the President who will now be impossible to put up with. . . Nancy Thayer leaves her body complete with gym shorts, T-shirt, and mittens included to Mr. Cleasby. . . Cindy Davis and Dianne D ' Angelo leave the birds in Room 118 to Mr. Lawrence Cheryl DelPonte leaves her autobiography of 500 ways to leave school without getting caught . . . Denise Desautel leaves Mr. Driscoll to anyone who can cope with him. . . Jayne Oliva leaves her strategically-located locker to the 499 females with a crush on Mr. Dauphinee. . . Tom Straus leaves his sketch book to Jeanne DePasquale. . . Donna Black Graff leaves her 12 lb. pocketbook with everything you can think of in it, including enough gum for the whole senior class. . . Bob Trahan leaves his afro to Wayne Porter and his guido shoes to Billy Davey. . . Lynn Daniels leaves her privileges to anyone who won ' t get caught leaving school. • . Joyce Renfrew leaves her squeaky cheerleading sneakers. . . Jayne Pelosi leaves her pin-up of Robert Redford. . . Marion Passano leaves her muscles to Mr. St. Onge. . . Debbi Sabato leaves Jeannie Connor a big hug for being the sweetheart she is. . . Melinda Varr leaves Mr. Cleasby his choice of her vast wardrobe of hats. . . Suzanne Canis leaves her wonderful attendance. . . Donna DeLuca leaves her brand new unused tennis balls to the tennis team. . . Julie Cerroni leaves her do-it-yourself kit for a nervous breakdown. . . Bethany Brothers and her fellow ducks leave a year ' s supply of Grade A duck eggs to any underclassmen with a cholesterol deficiency. . . Carol Mahan leaves her spot at the mirror in the gym. . . Steve Stanford leaves Miss Loparto to anyone who will take her. . . Richard Stelle leaves Grover to Mr. Cleasby. . . Donna Deandrea leaves her spot in the A Capella Choir to Karen Tubman and a bottle of Sangria to Mary Beth Drummond. . . Cindy Connor leaves her empty seat in Exploring Human Nature to anyone who wants to fill it. . . Kathy Hayes leaves her booth at Gulliver ' s for any daring senior. . . Brenda Lemoi leaves her platform shoes to Louis Lafond. . . Diane Tattersall leaves her Italian jokes to Richard Giofredda and all her love to Mr. Dauphinee. . . Jean Giofredda leaves her gum, life savers, Mae West imitation, and her Italian Power to a daring junior. . . Joanne Germano leaves her secret love trysts with Herman Nelson to anyone who needs a good ventilating. 138 ADVERTISING Please Patronize Our Supporters ... Mention Anvil ’76 When You Do! GOLD PATRONS The Clothes Line, Inc. (Pascoag Greenville, R.I.) Mrs. Maureen Lynch Bennett SILVER PATRONS A Friend The Tennisnut Greenville Miniature Golf says Good Luck to the Class of ’76 A Friend Mr. Mrs. William Cunningham congratulate the Class of 1976 Ms. Pauline Chauvin Senior Parent Patrons Dr. Mrs. John T. McBride Dr. Mrs. T.E. Johnson Mr. Mrs. B. J. Ferro Mr. Mrs. Howard Peters Mr. Mrs. Ronald J. Knox Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Scott Mr. Mrs. Paul Hanaway Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Silva Mr. Mrs. David L. DeAngelis Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. D’Angelo Mr. Mrs. John Boitano Mr. Mrs. Joseph Germano Mr. Mrs. Frank O. Doyle Mr. Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mr. Mrs. Michael G. Schmitt Mr. Mrs. Ronald Mack, Sr. Mrs. Charles G. Short Mr. Armand Paquette BRONZE PATRONS Vaughn Cleaners, Inc. John “Jerry” Garcia ’76 Mr. Mrs. Warren Manchester Mr. Mrs. Eugene Tetreault Mrs. Rosalie Nocera Mrs. Barbara Giarfusso Mrs. K.J. Camara Mr. Mrs. Alonzo F. Thurber II Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Parkhurst Mr. Mrs. Albert S. Gizzarelli Gertrude Williams Elizabeth Barcey Mr. Mrs. Gerard Pelletier Mrs. Hazel Garcia Mr. Mrs. Pimenta Shirley Bill Barbar Ms. Mary Cunningham says best of luck to the Class of ’76 139 LEE’S GENERAL STORE “General Merchandise” 31 Smith Avenue Greenville, R.I. Tel. 949-1520 949-0559 APPLE VALLEY AGENCY. INC. SMITHFIELD KENNELS “Dogs Cats Boarding “A Full Service Insurance Agency” Richard Street 559 Putnam Pike Smithfield, R.I. Greenville, R.I. 02828 231-3615 Don Brush Ted Ray DONALD PICKLES PLUMBING HEATING Pine Drive Box 366A Esmond, R.I. GREENVILLE PHARMACY 619 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. Compliments of . . . HEBERT NURSING HOME, INC. Log Road Smithfield, R.l. 02917 TIFFANY PLATING, INC. “PLATING OF ALL KINDS 54 VALLEY STREET PROVIDENCE. R.L 02909 Congratulations Class of ’76 DURASTONE FLEXICORE CORPORATION Washington Highway Smithfield Rhode Island 02917 Good Luck! Graduates of 1976 A.E. PIMENTA REALTY 48 Farnum Pike Smithfield, R.L 231-9159 ELM BROOK HOME LABRIE LUMBER, INC. “Serving patient needs for over 20 years” SMITHFIELD, R.I. 40 Farnum Pike Smithfield, R.I. 231-4646 BUILDING MATERIALS SMITHFIELD DRIVING RANGE Douglas Pike (Rte. 7) Smithfield, R.I. “Golf Equipment” Tel. 231-3726 401 231-2170 198 Putnam Ave. Rte. 44 Johnston, R.I. 02917 R.I. ARMS SPORTS CENTER, LTD. Buying — Selling Shotguns — Pistols — Mil. Weapons Antique or Modern Swords — Daggers — Bayonets Fishing Equipment Supplies BROWN STUDIOS ... ED RUSSO 151 SMITH ST. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02908 CREATIVE YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS OCEAN STATE DRIVING SCHOOL T.D. BROWN CO. — 1170 PONTIAC AVE. — CRANSTON Don’t Hesitate! Call Ocean State 331-9246 POLYTOP CORPORATION Manufacturers And Designers Of Dispensing Closures For The Packaging Industry BOOT BLAD1 SPORTS outlet department stores PROVIDENCE GARDEN CITY WARWICK LINCOLN AUBURN NEW LONDON NORTH DARTMOUTH CAPALDI BROS. CORPORATION Contractors Engineers P.O. Box 5097, Esmond, R.I. 02917 Washington Highway, Smithfield, R.I. 231-1350 Good Luck Graduates SMITHFIELD LUMBER CO. Pole 20 Rte. 5 Cedar Swamp Road Smithfield R.I. 02828 BOOT BLADE SPORTS Skate Fitting Specialists Team Outfitters Hockey Baseball Tennis Basketball Softball 2060 Smith Street N. Providence, R.I. 02911 (401) 231- 2211 i.jr Custom Lettering Skate Sharpening Figure Blade Mounting 145 SAAJ JEWELRY Polishing Foot Press 884 Branch Avenue Providence, R.I. 861-1117 Joe Tassoni Janet Free Sewing Clinic (401) 949-1740 Weekly Sewing Lessons FLORENCE’S FABRICS, INC. 546 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 (8 Miles West Of Providence On Route 44) White And Elna Sewing Machines Sales and Service Fabrics, Patterns, Notions Florence Tattersall, Pres. George Tattersall, V. Pres. VILLAGE PHARMACY INC. 637 Putnam Avenue Greenville, R.I. 949-1350 George V. Ferri, B.S. Registered Pharmacist Tel. 949-3700-3701 Free Estimates Since 1928 Rts. 5 44 ROY JASWELL SON, INC. Rotary Drilling Contractors In Water Well Blast Hole Drilling P.O. Box 566 Greenville, R.I. 02828 PROVIDENCE MOTORCYCLE OUTLET Custom Accessories Car and Motorcycle Wheels Machine and Engine Work Harley-Davidson Specialists Providence, R.I. 314 Broad Street (401) 421-2537 or 331-7818 Congratulations From OCTEAU BROTHERS, INC. George Washington Highway Smithfield, R.I. 02917 Sanitary Service — Excavating 231-8400 2-Way Radio For Faster Service Engineering Manufacturing R.I. CARBIDE TOOL CO. Specialists Of Carbide H.S.S. Cutting Tools Louis J. Tracy, Pres. 231-1020 Farnum Pike Smithfield, R.I. Compliments Of . . . BRADCO, INC. Georgiaville, R.I. DAVID W. PIMENTA LANDSCAPING Ground Maintenance Serving Cape Cod (617) 432-5439 147 THE HOCKEY NUT BALLARDS OF SMITHFIELD SPORT SHOP Dining Dancing To 2 A.M. “Outfitter For All Team Sports” Serving Steak, Lobster, 1541 Mineral Spring Avenue No. Providence, R.I. 02904 353-9797 And Prime Rib Douglas Pike Smithfield, R.I. Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1976 Btnrn Sc Jttr. Auto Body Wrecks Rebuilt And Complete Refinishing From The THOMAS DUXBURY INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Hour Towing Washington Highway Days —231-1750 Rt. 116 Nights — 766-6016 Smithfield, R.I. THE OBSERVER Compliments Of ... Your Suburban Newspaper “A FRIEND” NORTH PROVIDENCE AUTO BODY WORKS Specializing In Wrecks, Frame Straightening, Painting, Wheel Alignment Congratulations Graduates — From — Insurance Appraisers ELECTRIX R.C. Letoile, Prop. 231-7620 129 Waterman Avenue Greystone, R.I. 02911 Douglas Pike Smithfield, R.I. 149 “Your Full Service Photographer _ . LORING STUDIOS By Day Or By Night . . . 150 151 To The Class Of 1976 — Congratulations — SMITHFIELD REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Robert F. O’Connor, Chairman (401) 231-2240 CLUB 44 Restaurant Cocktail Bar Your Hosts 355 Putnam Ave. The Gaudets Smithfield, R.l. 02917 55 Academy Avenue Providence 831-4223 BROOK FLOWERS GIFTS 1883 Smith Street N. Providence 231-8620 Compliments Of . . . ANGELO CALCAGNI 152 Athletic Footwear Jim Whatmough Specialists ATHLETIC SHOE WORLD A. R. LaBRIE FAMILY FOOTWEAR 371 Putnam Pike Smithfield, R.I. 625 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 Rte. 44 Exit From Rte. 295 (401) 231-8480 231-6488 Fine Foods Cocktails Ed Skovron Office 231-6169 231-1280 STEERE’S RESTAURANT G S FLOOR COVERING Douglas Pike Rt. 7 295 Smithfield, R.I. Residential — Commercial Carpeting — Linoleum — Formica — Tile Bill And Doiores Steere 307 Putnam Ave. Smithfield, R.I. John Hines, Chairman 154 155 Compliments Of DON PELLETIER Good Luck Graduates A FRIEND Congratulations — Class Of 1976 JAMES L. TUCKER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 649 Putnam Avenue Greenville, R.I. Jane Testa Marie O’Brien PUPPURRI Dog Grooming Salon 371 Putnam Pike Smithfield, R.I. 231-7780 156 ORGANIC GOURMET NATURAL FOOD STORE NUTS. GRAIN. BREAD. VITAMINS DIET AIDS.DRIED FRUIT. JUICE FRESH STONE GROUND FLOURS 523 PONTIAC AVE.. CRANSTON. R.l. Q291Q 7850385 157 Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 COLONY ICE CREAM 111 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 Congratulations Graduates!!! from SMITHFIELD HIGH FACULTY ADMINISTRATION CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL 159 AFTERWORD , . . “Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams, For when dreams go, Life is a barren field Frozen with snow.” Langston Hughes We, the editors of Anvil ’76 , hope that all your dreams come true and, together, as friends, let us dream for the very best in Life and, together, let us make the dream a reality. Joanne Germano — Donna Deandrea Co-Editors Many thanks to those who helped produce ANVIL ' 76: Period 2 Journalism Class (Donna, Sue, Teresa, L.J., Head, Tom, Bob, Mark, Donna, Gary, Jane) Tom Connor and Dave Surprenant for their candid photography work Pam Pimenta for her top sales returns in ads and the other after-school staff members (Kathy, Mag, Sue, Jim, Mary Nancy, Dia, John) Kim Engelmann for typing the Senior Directory The High School Administration, Mrs. Leach, and the entire office staff Cal Gaudet, Club 44, for his spe cial sports photography and friendship The OBSERVER and Linnea Toney for her help with Homecoming pictures Our loyal advertisers who helped us surpass last year ' s record figures Loring Studio and Warren Tarsagian, our pro photographer-in-residence Bruce Dupuis and American Yearbook Company All coaches, managers, and statisticians for their help with the sports section Ann Pelletier and Dave Avella for the Suggestion Box in the cafeteria Donna Black for the Sweetheart page artwork Terry Ciesinski for the Field Trip story on pg. 100-101 Donna Deandrea and Joanne Germano, the greatest Co-Editors anywhere George W. 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