Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

Anvil ’80 4 Smithfield High School Pleasant View Ave. 8 Smithfield, Rhode Island i w 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section - 4 Seniors - 16 Senior Directory - 54 Faculty - 62 School Clubs - 76 Underclassmen - NO Dedication - 117 Athletics - 118 Senior Activities - 148 Advertising - 156 i 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Gerald Adler Dewey ooo look at that” Glen Anderson Jeb Lewis Antone Lee Judy Arsenault Jude Nice day! What???” 16 tart Barbara Azevedo Barbs, Boobra, Shoe 3 Cheryl Baker Che How do you spell I Viola Ballou Vi, Counterpoint I Jennifer Barrie Jen, Jenny Maureen Baxter Moe Armond Beaudry Bertrand Beaumier 17 Fred Bellemore ' Baltimore Orioles” Dennis Bellucci Martha Belt Come on, smile” Joseph Bennett 18 David Benoit Benny, Molson-Man Adam Bianchini Range Thank Me” Deana Black Biddy, Counterpoint II Kerry Bouchard Bouch, Kerryerie Go for it Laurie Borrelli Worm, Alphalpha Robin Bottai Bo, Rob Go for It! David Bouvier Cousin Bouv Lori Brannigan Kathryn Brousseau Katy Bato, B Bummer.” Fine, swell, great” 19 George Brousseau 20 John Cabral Norman Cabral Ricky I’m so confused!” Mary Grace Cahill Mg Yep” Debra Cairone Deb I bet they’re getting over it right now” Karen Carberry Timothy Carlton Stoner Take the Load” Frances Catalfomo Fran Marylou Chakuroff ML. Check Leave my dimples alone.” Stop picking on me.” Brenda Champigny Brenda like a B. . . . Keep it in your Sneaker.” Wanna get wicked?” Julie Charron Jul Really?” 21 Mark Conboy Kristen Cooney Arthur Crossman David Conti Dave Leon Couturier Anthony Contillo 22 Joanne D’Agostino Jo Woa! woa! woa!” Judith Daigle Jude, Judy Annette Dalpe John D’Amario Sharon D’Ambra Shar you!” Michael Daniels Patricia Davey Mike, DANiels Tricia Linda DeQuattro 23 Joseph Delfino Lori Desautel Elizabeth DiNobile Lisa, DiNibble I’m so sick of this place! Mc.rk OiPetrillo Denise Downey Disco, Discotrillo Robert Dolan Dee, Den, Virginia Disco is 1” Wilt Woa! woa! woa!” Lynn Dulude Lynnie Listen to this I don ' t believe itl Stephen Durvin Thomas Durvin Tom David Ethier Dave 25 John Fair Paula Farnsworth Beamer 1 Gail Finucane Finny, 2 Oh well Nancy Fiske Nanc, Shoe 2, Bullet Flow about money for gas? Lisa Folco 26 Cynthia Fontaine Melissa Fontaine Mark Frazier Mark Fugere Fuge Anthony Fuzek Fred, Box, Fuse No Problem” ’’Yeah I know huh?” Rebecca Gamela Becky Kevin Gederman Letterman 27 Thomas Gillerin Gill Ann Gillerlane Annie Victoria Goff Vicky, Vick the Hick Down with disco Warren Goolgasian Nuts When you’re done, gimme the other half” William Gorgone Baffling Bill I’m a senior, you’re not . . . Jacqueline Gould Jaki No comment,” Say please Scott Graham Scrod Smile!” William Greene Beth Greska Really” Wicked” Steven Gronski Gronsk Ain’t got in trouble yet this year” I ain’t no PolarkI” John Guidone Jed Lori Haczynski Lor Philip Hadfield Phil Neil Hall Uncle Neil (young) Where is Lynyrd Skynyrd? Think Snow Paul Harrison Harry Christopher Hamel Clubhead Gee, that one looked full ' Carol Hartmann Carroll Nicholas Hannon Nick No problem . .Lights out!” Sharon Hassell Hassellhead My mother was a test tube, she died a broken woman. Stop it. Its been real. 30 William Hawkins Bill Pamela Healy Pam spam Douglas Hood Studly I love Michelle” David Houle Dave What a snap” Lisa Houle Rajean 1 need some ketchup” Paul ladevaia Carol Jarvis Deirdre Johnson 32 James Kaminski John Kane Mark Keene Keeno Peter Kenyon William Kulisch Bill What ' s up? Sharon Kelly So long suckers!” Kerri Kerwin Lets go to the disco” Dianne LaBarre Di It was so funny.” Oh yea?” Thomas Kennedy T.K., Beef Bruce Knight Bradford Jfe 4 c stint aliumj8 ' ' Jrrne ctngoii, 03}} lyoitr - 1bremne ttnii ut isles ' ahusys come (rue. Wayne Lachapelle Wayneo Mark Lachapelle Losh David Lafazia China 34 James Laferriere Jimbo Gary LaFrance Anthony Lancia Lance Scott Langlois ' Right on baby” David Landi Richard Lamarre David Lavoie Yog That’s kool” Denise LeBeau Den Lisa Ledbetter Lees I can’t believe it!” 35 36 Carolyn Lee Deborah Lewis Debuless Keith Lewis Linda Luongo Fig What’s up? Jason Macari Kathy Maione Barbara Mancini Sonrod, Pres. Baby Red, Malone Barb ’You ' re such a rod” woal woa! woa!” Julie McCrorie Jules I can ' t, . . . It’s the season” xjour t tutAam grout before gouget ofo. ffiag gourlife he great as ilfe efttory is ' Safe- Greg Mete They promise you the world, but they only give you Onelyville. Cheryl Migliaccio 37 Kimberly Mowry Kim, Calamity Kim Sisco Ducks” John Murphy Murph Robyn Oldfield Kenneth Orabona Chester Kevin Orabona Guido Spark ' em up!” Anne O’Rourke Anna Banana, War Pig Massive” James Oswald Jim David Orsi Jill Paolino Jilly . oh, I get it!!!” Robert Paquette Noofy, Parrot dadete - dadete” 39 Donna Parks I’D” Edward Passerelli Passy, Tex Gail Patriarca I don’t believe it” 40 Kathleen Pedley Karen Peloquin Gail Pelosi Mona, Flo Diane Peterson Pete Lori Petrosenelli Petro What!” Wait, I’ll get it Richard Pietryski David Pickles Regina Pilkington Denise Piti Whatr ay ii ow ears s that Uie ' tj, tpetf listen hdjen one asks ' themtoxitay ’jffl-oy they hdieire iujjreit sfomethiny ounh nhsurb, tfjtay-he that ' s not the tuny that they Craig Pizzo Inc. Rizz(o) oops” I ' m game 41 s Rosemarie Previte Rosie ’’The beatles forever Henry Plaisted Henrod You’re not serious!” Robert Powers Bob Timstone” Robin Ouattrini Christine Puleo Andrew Ramieri Roger Turn my head up a few notches” 42 Robert Ravenelle Ray John Ricci John rod Robert Reynolds Penelope Ricci Penny . . . T.V. June Rickabaugh James Riley Jennifer Ritter Jenny 43 Steven Rivers Rivs Go for it. Joseph Robinson Roby No way” 44 Jay Sevey Jayrod Bes serious Diane Robitaille Robin Simonetti Simo Where’s Backstroke playing? Allison Rottmann Al. Alrod Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smil Beverly Smith Bev Help” Kimberly Straus Stephen Spencer Spenc Dean Stockwell Deanrod I know where to get it if you want it” Kimberly Sturtevant Kim Robert Sweeney Bob I’ve failed another test!” Sharon Taglianetti Robert Tallman 45 Robert Thompson Tob For sure Richard Thorpe Thipple Tycmr- eyejs ' ' ee the beauty mrmmb, jCW them conmV that flier , e y js ' much to he founb JEW tItem look Join artb lei them loojt hiyhy jCrf them eirejt fahewojtte ttuw to cry. Robert Tondreault Bucks’ My brain hurts 46 Annmarie Trahan Am Tell me about it What’s the problem” Cheryl Tremblay Cheri ’’Come on” ’’Give me a break” Pamela Trombley Pam John Trotta Bruce Don ' t startl” Cheryl Turner Lisa Vagnini Vag Oh honey” Kenneth Varr Marion Whipple 47 Laurie Williams Catherine Yorston Xjaxtr xninbbream, hut yet href it ut l t tr it fittitbs ' te ri J %Bt kvaibevzstmu vAy tyjour feeling are, j£W tt realize togetl er 11 go fnr ' f£et jjpur heart uliumfsr heat ly ppH mtb trtntfy rfJfetj you iljrotujfj iuljen times ' tjuVe Qane turtutg. J lay i never ' he hurt arhrtfhen in tuio y it he filleb iuitlf loVe lihe mine b$ far t$ou. S y e 48 SuO£X.T HIATTS 1 50 51 Senior Class Officers: (top to bottom) J. Bennett (V. Pres.). L. Antone (Treas.), J. Sevey (Soc. Ch.), J. Macari (Pres.). D. Cairone (Sec.), A. Rottmann (Soc. Ch.) 52 HOW PRAY TELL COULD WE EVER FORGET The first day of high school .,, trying to figure out the floating seven . .. study hall . . . Tootsie pops . . . student handbooks . |. the dead end lav . . . stink bombs . . . apptitude tests . . . our freshman skit . . the Gong Show that never happened . . . freshman assemblies . . . the assemblies we never had . . . our best selling visors . . . The D.E, store . . . selling candy .. . disecting frogs . . . the fire extinguishers .. . National Bunk Day . . . The student dress code . . . Nuggies . . . knocking on the lav door before entering . . . Mrs. Bennetts English classes .. . saving deficien¬ cies for after the weekend. The yummy hot lunches .. . The Christmas tree . .. The Senior class trip . . . the Majorettes ... Mr. Tortalanis short stories stupid freshmen . . Mr. Driscolls chicken legs . . . Brownie points . . . Being 1 . . . Mr. deMouras idiosyncracies . . . Mrs. DeMaine asking you what you had for break¬ fast even when you just came in to use the lav . Class trips to McDonalds and Mr. Donuts . . the fender benders in the parking lot . . . actually liking Freebird until you were a senior . . . forgetting to do your note cards until the night before they were due . . the Macbet h trip . . . trying to find a date for the prom a week before . . . getting our school rings ... at least 2 weeks of nothingness at the end of the school year . . . firedrills . . . the blizzard . . . the evaluation committee . . . all the terrific dances held during our senior year . .. smoking awareness ... No organized games in the courtyard — but who said anything about unorganized games . .. The Miller Boys . . . The Molsen Men . . . Mr. Bill . . . Reillyish type humor . . . Good afternoon may I please have your attention for the afternoon announcements . . . taking sandbox and advanced sandbox . . . Slim Whitman . . . The elevator key . . . food fights . . . Attica State Prison . . all the good times we ' ve has together . . . our Junior and Senior Proms . . . The Senior Supper ... and finally Graduation-our last time together as THE Senior Class. SENIOR DIRECTORY ADLER. GERALD W. MAPLEVILLE RD. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4, BASEBALL I JULY 25 (LEO) ALBANESE, KENNETH 15 PROSPECT ST. GREENVILLE WRESTLING I; BASEBALL; GOLF 2.3,4; TEAM SPORTS 2,3; HR REP 1.2; STU COUN 1,2; SOCCER 1,2.3,4 NOVEMBER 6 (SCORIPIO) ALLARD. NANCY 5 APPLESEED DR. GREENVILLE ALMONTE, JOHN G. POLE 29, CEDAR SWAMP RD. ESMOND ANDERSON, GLEN R. 15 ELMHURST DR. GREENVILLE CHEF CLUB 2 ; MEC. DRAW. CLUB 3; WOODWORKING CLUB 4 SEPTEMBER 15 (VIRGO) ANTONE. LEWIS E. JR. 2 APPLE VALLEY PKWY, GREENVILLE TRACK I; SOCCER 1,2; SOC CHRMN I-, STU COUN 1,2,3,4; TENNIS 2,3,4; CLASS TREAS 2,3,4 FEBRUARY 9 (AQUARIUS) ARSENAULT, JUDY D. 16 MINORU ST. ESMOND GIRLS TRACK I; TENNIS 2; CHEERLEADER 3 JUNE II (GEMINI) AZEVEDO. BARBARA A. 24 LANTERN RD. ESMOND AUGUST 19 (LEO) BAKER, CHERYL WALTER CAREY RD. ESMOND BAND 1,2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 2; TENNIS TEAM 2, QUILTING CLUB 2; VOLLEYBALL 3,4; PHOTO. CLUB 3; YEARBOOK 4 JUNE 14 (GEMINI) BALLOU. VIOLA D. 953 GREENVILLE AVE. GREENVILLE CON. CHOIR 2,3,4; YEARBOOK 4 MAY 12 (TAURUS) BARRIE. JENNIFER C. 49 LAKESIDE DR. ESMOND JANUARY 20 (AQUARIUS) BATES. SURAPEE F. MOUNTINDALE RD. ESMOND BAXTER, MAUREEN T. 13 ESMOND ST. ESMOND J.V. CHEERLEADER 1,2-Cap. PHOTO. CLUB 2,3; CON CHOIR 2,3.4; VARSITY CHEERLEADER 3.4-Cap.; D.E. CLUB SEC. 3 ; D.E. CLUB PRES. 4 APRIL 12 (ARIES) BEAUDRY, ARMAND G. JR. 29 POTTERS AVE. RFD 8 ESMOND WRESTLING l ; ELECTRONICS 2,3,4 JULY 20 (CANCER) BEAUMIER, BERTRAND L. 17 MOUNTAINDALE RD. ESMOND BELLEMORE, FRED A. 29 WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, TRACK 1.2,3,4 MAY II (TAURUS) BELLUCCI, DENNIS M. 72 COLWELL RD. GREENVILLE BELT. MARTHA L. I SMITH AVE. GREENVILLE 1,2- different school VOLLEYBALL 3,4; CON CHOIR 4; YEARBOOK 4 DECEMBER 4 (SAGITTARIUS) BENOIT, DAVID R. 12 EISENHOWER DR. ESMOND X-COUNTRY 1,2,3; BASKETBALL I.2.3.4; TRACK 1,2,3.4; VARSI¬ TY LETTER CLUB 3 SOCCER 4 ; LEISURE 4 MARCH 9 (PISCES) BERGERON. DIANE M. 30 BEVERLY CIRCLE GREENVILLE BIANCHINI, ADAM A. 292A WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3.4; CROSS COUNTRY I.2.3.4 JUNE 6 (GEMINI) BLACK, DEANAA L. 71 FARNUM FIKE ESMOND CON CHOIR 2.3,4; FASHIONS AND MAKE-UP 3 YEARBOOK 4 SEPTEMBER 14 (VIRGO) BORRELLI. LAURIE A. 12 WADE DR. GREENVILLE SOFTBALL 1,2; FIELD HOCKEY 2; STATISTION FOR GIRLS BAS¬ KETBALL 1,2 AUGUST 15 (LEO) BOTTAI, ROBIN M. 29 ROGER WILLIAMS DR. GREENVILLE TENNIS 1,2; TRACK STATISTION 1.2; STU COUN 2,3; HR REP 3; YEARBOOK 3; LEISURE 4 DECEMBER 2 (SAGITTARIUS) BOUCHARD, KERRY A. 15 HAWTHORNE RD. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4-Cap; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4-Cap.; SOFT- BALL 1,2; HR REP 2,3; STU COUN 2,4; CON CHOIR 3; CHORUS OF SORCERER” 3 BOUVIER, DAVID PINE DR. SMITHFIELD OCTOBER 4 (LIBRA) BROSSEAU. KATHRYN I. 14 MACARTHUR DR. SMITHFIELD STU COUN 1.2, TENNIS CLUB 2; CON CHOIR 2,3,4; ALL-STATE CON CHOIR 3; CHAMBER SINGERS 3.4; OUTSTANDING SING¬ ER AWARD CHAM. SING. 3; YEARBOOK 3,4; VARSITY CHEER LEADER CO-CAP. 4 DECEMBER 27 (CAPRICORN) BROUSSEAU. GEORGE M. 295 OLD COUNTRY RD. SMITHFIELD BROWN, PATRICIA A. 9 APPLESEED DR. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CON CHOIR 2; CHAM. SING. 3,4, TRI M HISTORIAN 3, HR REP 4 MAY 30 (GEMINI) BRUNO. PAMELA A. 145 COLWELL RD. SMITHFIELD BURDICK. CAROLINE E. EAST GATE RD. GREENVILLE STU COUN I.2.3.4; CON CHOIR 3; CHAM SING. 4 APRIL 22 (TAURUS) CABRAL, JOHN W. 18 PENBRYN AVE. ESMOND CABRAL, NORMAN R. JR. 4 RIVER ST. ESMOND BASKETBALL 1,2; BASEBALL I.2.3.4, VARSITY LETTER CLUB 2,3,4; WRESTLING 3.4 JUNE 22 (CANCER) CAHILL, MARY-GRACE 8 DANECROFT AVE. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 8 (VIRGO) CAIRONE, DEBRA A. MAPLEVILLE RD. GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS 1,2,3; TRACK I, STU COUN 1.2.3,4; CLASS SECRE¬ TARY 2,3,4 MAY I (TAURUS) 54 BENNETT, JOSEPH M. 45 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. GREENVILLE CARBERRY, KAREN D. I DEERFIELD DR. GREENFIELD CARNEY. TIMOTHY 5 OAKHURST DR. GREENVILLE CARLTON. TIMOTHY R. 35 SPRAGUE ST. GREENVILLE DECEMBER 13 (SAGITTARIUS) CATLFOMO. FRANCES 40 ESMD ST. SMITHFIELD TEAM SPORTS (GYMNASTICS) 1,3, CHEERLEADERS 4 JULY S (CANCER) CHAKUROFF. MARYLOU F. 83 AUSTIN AV. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1,2,3 CLASS TREASURER I, GYMNASTICS I, HR REP 2, CREATIVE WRITING 2, YEARBOOK 3, CON CHOIR 3.4. CHAM SING 4; LEISURE 4 FEBRUARY 8 (AQUARIUS) CHAMPIGNY. BRENDA L. 62 FARNUM PIKE. SMITHFIELD ECOLOGY CLUB 2 , ART CLUB 3. LEISURE 4 JANUARY 26 (AQUARIUS) CHARRON. JULIE A. 30 SPENCER RD. GREENVILLE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 2.3, YEARBOOK 4 AUGUST 28 (VIRGO) CONBOY, MARK T. 15 LODGEPOLE LANE GREENVILLE CONTI. DAVID M. 58 RIDGE RD. ESMOND SOCCER 1.2, TEN NIS I.2.3.4 JUNE 5 (GEMINI) CONTILLO. ANTHONY 40 WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND COONEY. KRISTEN M. II APPLEVALLEY PKWY. GREENVILLE COUTURIER. LEON E. JR. 9 ELMHURST DR. GREENVILLE CROSSMAN. ARTHUR T. JR. FORGE RD. SMITHFIELD D ' AGOSTINO. JOANNE M. WAMPUM TRAIL. SMITHFIELD TRACK 1.2,3.4, X-COUNTRY I.2.3.4, FRENCH CLUB 2.3, YEAR¬ BOOK 4, FEBRUARY 18 (AQUARIUS) DAIGLE. JUDITH A. 10 RANDLE ST. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 2, STU COUN 2.3, TENNIS 2, PHOTO CLUB 2.3-Pres. YEARBOOK 4 JULY 25 (LEO) DALPE. ANNETTE M. 23 HIGHVIEW DR. SMITHFIELD D AMARIO. JOHN J. INDIAN RUN TRAIL. SMITHFIELD D’AMBRA. SHARON M. 98 SMITH AVE. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK 4 MAY 12 (TAURUS) DANIELS. MICHAEL J. LIMEROCK RD. ESMOND WRESTLING 1.2, TRACK 2.3,4 MAY 27 (TAURUS) DAVEY. PATRICIA M. 6 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE TRACK 2.3.4, GYMNASTICS 2, STU COUN 2, X-COUNTRY 3.4- TRI-CAP, CON CHOIR 4, YEARBOOK 4 MAY 16 (TAURUS) DELFINO. JOSEPH A. 6 OLIVER ST. SMITHFIELD DEQUATTRO, LINDA A. 6 TUNMORE RD. GREENVILLE DESAUTEL. LORI A. I MOUNTAINDALE RD. ESMOND DINOBILE. ELIZABETH M. BOX 446 DOUGLAS PIKE. ESMOND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 2 DECEMBER 3 (SAGITTARIUS) DIPETRILLO. MARK D. II OAKHURST DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,2 JUNE 17 (GEMINI) DOLAN. ROBERT W. 8 ESMOND ST. ESMOND CHEFS CLUB 2.3 APRIL 12 (ARIES) DOWNEY. DENISE C. 21 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE TRACK 2, FRENCH CLUB 2,3,4, X-COUNTRY 3 SEPTEMBER 30 (LIBRA) DOYLE. SEAN P. LOG RD. SMITHFIELD STAGE BAND 1,2.3,4, SOCCER 1,2, TRI M 1.2.3,4 DECEMBER 23 (CAPRICORN) DRAGON. KAREN J. 83 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND DROSTE. DENISE M. 3 LODGE POLE LANE, GREENVILLE TRACK I, X-COUNTRY 2, PEP BAND 2.3, STAGE BAND 3,4, TENNIS 3 SEPTEMBER 27 (VIRGO) DUFFY, JOHN P. 5 ADELAIDE AVE. GREENVILLE DULUDE. LYNN M. WEST GREENVILLE RD. GREENVILLE TRACK I, CHEERLEADER 2.3.4-Cap, STU COUN 2.4, PING PONG 2, CON CHOIR 3, YEARBOOK 4 DECEMBER 5 (SAGITTARIUS) DURVIN, STEPHEN M. 3 CIRCLE RD. ESMOND WRESTLING 1,2.3.4 DECEMBER 16 (SAGITTARIUS) DURVIN, THOMAS A. JR. 8 LANTERN RD. ESMOND JULY 2 (CANCER) EDWARD. TODD C. 48 MACARTHUR DR. ESMOND HOCKEY 1.2,3,4, SOCCER 1,2,3 MARCH 27 (ARIES) ETHIER. DAVID R. BOX 28 RIDGE RD. ESMOND SEPTEMBER 22 (VIRGO) FAIR. JOHN T. 4 JEAN DR. GREENVILLE FARNSWORTH. PAULA A. 6 CIRCLE RD. ESMOND TRACK SCORER I, X-COUNTRY 2.3, CHORUS FOR NON-SING¬ ERS 2, HR REP 3.4, STU COUN 3,4, YEARBOOK 3 MARCH 21 (ARIES) FARRELL. ELLEN M. 7 PEACH BLOSSUM LANE. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1.2.4, CON CHOIR 2.4, CHAM SING. 3.4, OPERET TA 2.3, PROJECT CLOSE-UP 3 DECEMBER 6 (SAGITTARIUS) FINUCANE, GAIL A. 8 CIRCLE RD. ESMOND FIGURE SKATING CLUB 1.2,3.4, STU COUN 2.3,4, CHORUS FOR NON-SINGERS 2, YEARBOOK 3 DECEMBER 2 (SAGITTARIUS) FISKE, NANCY A. WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND STU COUN 1.2, HR REP 1.2, PING PONG 2, DECA CLUB OF AMERICA TREASURER 3.4, HOME COMING QUEEN 4 FEBRUARY 10 (AQUARIUS) FOLCO. LISA A. 8 HILL ST. ESMOND OCTOBER 31 (SCORPIO) FONTAINE, CYNTHIA L. 30 FENWOOD AVE. ESMOND SEPTEMBER 34 (LIBRA) 56 FONTAINE. MELISSA A. 4 CHESNUT HILLS CT. GREENVILLE FRAZIER, MARK W. 30 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. GREENVILLE FUGERE. MARK J. 6 BAXTER LANE GREENVILLE HOCKEY 1,3,3,4; SOCCER 3,4; BASEBALL I, GOLF TEAM 3 APRIL 22 (TAURUS) FUZEK, ANTHONY E. 36 BALDWIN DR. GREENVILLE OCTOBER 6 (LIBRA) GAMELA, REBECCA L. II HILL AVE. ESMOND MAY 30 (TAURUS) GEDERMAN, KEVIN J. 4 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE CROSS COUNTRY I, CON CHOIR 3,3.4, CHAM SING 4 JANUARY 5 (CAPRICORN) GEREMIA, STEPHEN A. 40 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE GILLERIN, THOMAS G. HARRIS RD. ESMOND SEPTEMBER 34 (LIBRA) GILLERLANE, ANN M. 16 MAPLEVILLE ORCHARD DR.. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1.3, BASKETBALL I, CON CHOIR 3.3.4, OPERETTA 3,4, PROJECT CLOSE-UP 3.4 SEPTEMBER 36 (LIBRA) GOFF, VICTORIA S. 35 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE TRACK 1.3, DRAWING AND PAINTING 3, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 3; YEARBOOK 4 JULY 37 (LEO) GOOLGASIAN, WARREN A. 34 HAWKINS ST. GREENVILLE HOCKEY 1.3,3,4; SOCCER 1.3,3,4, GOLF 3,4; VARSITY LTTER- MANS CLUB 3. STU COUN 4; HR REP 4 MARCH 36 (ARIES) GORGONE, WILLIAM S. STEERE RD. GREENVILLE BASKETBALL 1,3,3,4, BASEBALL 1,3, 3.4; SOCCER 3,4; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4 JULY 3 (CANCER) GOULD. JAQUELINE A. I KENSINGTON RD. ESMOND BASEBALL STAT. 1,3,3,4 ; DRAMA CLUB 1,3, STU COUN 1,3,3,4, HR REP 1,3,3,4, SOC COMM 1.3.3,4, CHORUS 3; CON CHOIR 3,4; EMBROIDERY CLUB 3,4 FEBRUARY 14 (AQUARIUS) GRAHAM, SCOTT D. 9 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,3, TRACK 1,3,3,4, SOC CHAIRMAN 3.3, STU COUN 3, HIGH SCHOOL ADVIS. BOARD 4, STU COUN PARLI- MENTARIAN 4 JANUARY 31 (CAPRICORN) GREENE, WILLIAM P. INDIAN HEAD TRAIL ESMOND GRESKA, BETH A. 18 STILLWATER RD. SMITHFIELD MAJORETTES I, ECOL. CLUB 1,3.3, FEBRUARY 37 (PISCES) GRONSKI, STEVEN L. 3 RESERVOIR RD. SMITHFIELD MARCH 17 (PISCES) GUIDONE, JOHN J. JR. 34 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,3,3; BASEBALL 1.3; SOCCER 3 SEPTEMBER 16 (VIRGO) HACYNSKI, LORI A. 34 ESMOND ST. ESMOND HADFIELD. PHILIP L. 33 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE GOLF 3, FOOTBALL 4, FEBRUARY 7 (AQUARIUS) HALL. NEIL J. 350 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND FOOTBALL I, HOCKEY I.3.3.4; BIKE RACING TEAM I.3.3.4 MARCH 38 (ARIES) HAMEL, CHRISTOPHER 7 LAKEVIEW DR. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 13 (VIRGO) HANNON, NICHOLAS P. 9 LUCILLE DR. GREENVILLE BASEBALL 1,3,3,4, COMP CLUB 3.4, VARS LETTER CLUB 3 JULY 15 (CANCER) HARRISON. PAUL R. 70 MACARTHUR DR. SMITHFIELD WEIGHT LIFTING 1.3.3, APRIL 8 (ARIES) HARTMANN, CAROL J. 5 POWDER MILL LANE GREENVILLE TRACK I.3.3.4, CROSS COUNTRY 3,3.4, PHOTO CLUB 3 OCTOBER 14 (LIBRA) HASSELL. SHARON E. 40 WILLOW RD. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 1,3,3.4- CAP: BASKETBALL 1.3, VOLLEYBALL 3,3,4; CON CHOIR 3.3,4, OPERETTA 3,3,4, TEAM SPORTS 3,3,4 APRIL 15 (ARIES) HAWKINS. WILLIAM J. Ill 5 LAUREL CT. ESMOND X-COUNTRY I, WRESTLING 1,3,3,4, BASEBALL 1.3.4, FOOT¬ BALL 3.3,4, VARSITY LETTER CLUB 3,3,4 APRIL I (ARIES) HEALY. PAMELA A. 31 LAKESIDE DR. ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 3, GYMNASTICS 3, YEARBOOK 4 APRIL 35 (TAURUS) HICKEY. ROBERT E. 4 ROBERT ST. GREENVILLE TENNIS 1,3,3 JANUARY 13 (CAPRICORN) HIGGINS. JOHN C. 13 JOYCE ANN DRIVE ESMOND STU COUN 1,3.3,4, HR REP 1,3,3.4, SOCCER 1,3.3,4, BASKET¬ BALL 1.3; BASEBALL 1,3.3.4, VARSITY LETTER CLUB 3,3,4 APRIL 7 (ARIES) HILLSTROM, MARY M. JOHN MOWRY RD. SMITHFIELD GYMNASTICS CLUB 3 AUGUST 8 (LEO) HOOD. DOUGLAS W. 5 APPLE VALLEY PKWY. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER I, YEARBOOK 1,3,3 MARCH 6 (PISCES) HOULE, DAVID J. HARRIS RD. SMITHFIELD BAND 1,3.3,4, STAGE BAND I.3.3.4 JANUARY II (CAPRICORN) HOULE. LISA P. MEADOW VIEW DR. SMITHFIELD STU COUN 1,3,3,4- Pres., HR REP 1,3,3,4, BASEBALL STATISTI¬ CIAN 3 AUGUST 38 (VIRGO) IADEVAIA. PAUL M. POLE 3 BREEZY KNOLL RD. GREENVILLE JARVIS. CAROL A. II HAWTHORNE RD. GREENVILLE GYmnastics 1,3; CON CHOIR 3,3.4, CREATIVE WRITING 3, HR REP 3,4 AUGUST 7 (LEO) JOHNS ON, DEIRDRE L. 71 HOPKINS AVE. JOHNSTON KAMINSKI, JAMES A. 17 CIDER LANE, GREENVILLE KANE, JOHN M. 923 GREENVILLE AVE. GREENVILLE KEENE. MARK A. PROVIDENCE PIKE. SMITHFIELD STU COUN 1,4. MOD. LEGIS. 2, COMPUTER CLUB 3 MAY 2 (TAURUS) KELLEY. SHARON L. 10 MAUREEN DR. ESMOND APRIL 19 (ARIES) KENNEDY, THOMAS L. 9 QUAKER LANE GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1.2.4, SEPTEMBER 15 (VIRGO) KENYON. PETER A. 12 PEACH BLOSSOM LANE GREENVILLE KERWIN. KERRI A. 4 OLIVER ST. ESMOND STU COUN 1.4, CHEERLEADER 1.2,3,4, SOFTBALL 1.2, CON CHOIR 2,3,4 OCTOBER 23 (LIBRA) KNIGHT. BRUCE P. 99 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE HOCKEY 3, HOCKEY MANAGER 4 SEPTEMBER 3 (VIRGO) KRAHFORST, MARK M. 31 KAREN ANN DR. ESMOND KULISCH, WILLIAM D. 15 WILLOW RD. GREENVILLE SOCCER 1,2.3,4, BASEBALL 1,2 SEPTEMBER 4 (VIRGO) LABARRE, DIANNE M. MAPLEVILLE RD. GREENVILLE ART CLUB 2, PHOTO. CLUB 3, YEARBOOK 3, CRIBBAGE CLUB 4 SEPTEMBER 13 (VIRGO) LACHAPELLE, MARK W. 3 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE AUGUST 8 (LEO) LACHAPELLE, WAYNE D. 4 LOUISE ANN DR. ESMOND APRIL 25 (TAURUS) LAFAZIA, DAVID M. 10 LARK RD. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL I.2.3.4, TRACK I.2.3.4 MARCH 7 (PISCES) LAFERRIERE, JAMES S. 15 ROSEWOOD DR. GREENVILLE JUNE 26 (CANCER) LAFRANCE, GARY R. 39 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE LAMARRE. RICHARD J. 12 SWEET ST. ESMOND FEBRUARY 20 (PISCES) LANCIA, ANTHONY M. 88 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1.3, HOCKEY 1.4 AUGUST 22 (LEO) LANDI. DAVID L. 27 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE LANGLOIS. SCOTT D. 39 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE X-COUNTRY 1,2,3, TRACK 1.2,3; YEARBOOK 3 JULY 4 (CANCER) LAVOIE, DAVID R. INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND CHEF ' S CLUB 2 JANUARY 24 (AQUARIUS) LEBEAU. DENISE M. 8 CATHERINE DR. ESMOND Transferee! from Putnam High School CT. in Sr. Yr. TRACK 1.2.3; TRACK CAPTAIN I; X-COUNTRY 1.2.3, BASKET¬ BALL 1.2; HANDY PERSON ' S CLUB I, LIBRARY CLUB 2 DECEMBER 6 (SAGITTARIUS) LEDBETTER, LISA A. 8 ROSEWOOD DR. GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 2.3, ARTISTIC TYPING 4 JULY 4 (CANCER) LEE. CAROLYN E. 13 STEPHENS ST. GREENVILLE LEWIS. DEBORAH E. 19 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1,2.3, HR REP 1.2.3, CHORUS I, CON CHOIR 2.3.4, CHEF ' S CLUB 2, CHEERLEADERS 2.3, OPERETTA 2.3, OUT¬ STANDING SINGER CON CHOIR 2, CHAM SINGERS 3.4, CRE¬ ATIVE WRITING 3, YEARBOOK 4, WOODSHOP ACTIVITY 4 APRIL II (ARIES) LEWIS. KEITH J. JOHN MOWRY RD. SMITHFIELD X-COUNTRY I, SOCCER 3, JANUARY 4 (CAPRICORN) LUONGO. LINDA A. JOHN MOWRY RD, SMITHFIELD MACARI. JASON P. 60 EISENHOWER DR. SMITHFIELD BASKETBALL 1,2.3.4, STU COUN I.2.3.4, CHEF ' S CLUB 3.4, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN 3, SR. CLASS PRESIDENT 4 APRIL 3 (ARIES) MAIONE. KATHY A. INDIAN RUN TRAIL SMITHFIELD TRACK 1.2, X-COUNTRY 2.3, FRENCH CLUB 2.3.4, SEPTEMBER 29 (LIBRA) MANCINI. BARBARA M. 23 TUCKER RD. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 23 (LIBRA) MANGAN. TAMMY A. 23 JULIAN ST. ESMOND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 2, CREATIVE WRITING 3 FEBRUARY 13 (AQUARIUS) MARTIN. MICHAEL P. 66 MACARTHUR DR. SMITHFIELD BASKETBALL 2.3.4, CHESS CLUB 2, VARSITY LETTER CLUB 3 AUGUST 4 (LEO) MCBRIDE. KRISTINA M. 16 PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREENVILLE PHOTO. CLUB 2, CON CHOIR 3.4, CHEERLEADER 3, DECA 3.4- SCHOOL REPR. NOVEMBER 28 (SAGITTARIUS) MCCRORIE. JULIA M. WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND CROSS COUNTRY 1,2,3.4, TRACK 1.2,3.4, BASKETBALL 2, LAY¬ OUT EDITOR ANVIL ' 80 DECEMBER 6 (SAGITTARIUS) METE. GREG J. 51 WOODLAND AVE. ESMOND MODEL LEGIS. 2.3.4, STU COUN 3, HR REP 3 FEBRUARY 28 (PISCES) MIGLIACCIO, CHERYL A. STEERE RD. NORTH SCITUATE DECEMBER 29 (CAPRICORN) MORSE. LYLE H. 4 BAYOU DR. GREENVILLE X-COUNTRY 1.2.3,4, TRACK 1.2.3,4, TENNIS CLUB 2, WOOD¬ WORKING CLUB 3, JULY 13 (CANCER) MOWRY, KIMBERLY A. LOG RD. SMITHFIELD ART CLUB 2, CHESS CLUB 3, STU COUN 4 HR REP 4, COPY EDITOR ANVIL ' 80 JANUARY 28 (AWQUARIUS) MURPHY. JOHN B. 130 FARNUM PIKE SMITHFIELD TRACK 1,2,3; FOOTBALL I AUGUST 25 (VIRGO) NERO, JEFFREY W. CAPRON RD. SMITHFIELD NORTON. BRETT S. 21 LORI ELLEN DR. ESMOND BASEBALL 1.2,3; TEAM SPORTS 1,2, SOCCER 3; VAR. LETTER CLUB 3 APRIL 26 (SCORPIO) OBIURKA. STEPHEN F. 22 ELMGROVE AVE. SMITHFIELD FOOTBALL 1,2.3; TRACK 1,2 SEPTEMBER 14 (VIRGO) OLDFIELD, ROBYN P. 358 PUTNAM PIKE ESMOND ARTISTIC TYPING 2.3 MAY 28 (GEMINI) ORABONA, KENNETH V. 27 ROGER WILLIAM DR. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 4 (VIRGO) ORABONA. KEVIN D. 27 ROGER WILLIAMS DR. GREENVILLE BASEBALL 1,2, TEAM SPORTS 1,2, FOOTBALL 1,2 SEPTEMBER 4 (VIRGO) O’ROURKE. ANNE T. 12 SCENIC VIEW DR. ESMOND ARTISTIC TYPING 2. FASHION MAKE-UP 3 APRIL 15 (ARIES) ORSI, DAVID J. 8 ADAMS ST. ES MOND OSWALD. JAMES J. 15 MAPLECREST DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1.2,3. BASKETBALL I, TENNIS I, SKI CLUB 1,2 NOVEMBER II (SCORPIO) PAOLINO, JILL M. 63 MACARTHUR DR. GREENVILLE TRACK I, STU COUN 1.2,3,4. HR REP I.2.3.4; CON CHOIR 2.3.4, SOPH. SOC CHAIRPERSON. CHAM SING. 3.4, OPERETTA 2.3,4; MOD. MUSIC MASTERS 3.4-SEC. MARCH 4 (PISCES) PAQUETTE. ROBERT J. 6 VAUGHN ST. GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1.2,3.4, SOCCER 1,2.3.4, HOCKEY 2,3,4, WOOD¬ WORKING 3 DECEMBER 18 (SAGITTARIUS) PARKS. DONNA L. 2 FAIRMOUNT ST. ESMOND X-COUNTRY 1,2,3,4 X-COUNTRY TRDCAP TRACK 4 JULY 14 (CANCER) PASSERELLI. EDWARD A. JR. I KAREN ANN DR. ESMOND BASEBALL 1,2.3.4, WRESTLING 1.2.3, VAR. LETTER CLUB 3.4, CHESS CLUB 4 JANUARY 14 (CAPRICORN) PATRIARCA. GAIL A. 10 MOWRY RD. GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 2. VOLLEYBALL 2.3, TEAM SPORTS 4 AUGUST 16 (LEO) PEDLEY, KATHLEEN M. 14 LAKESIDE DR. ESMOND PELOQUIN, KAREN M. MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS 1,2; STU COUN 1.2, CHEF’S CLUB 4 NOVEMBER 30 (SAGITTARIUS) PELOSI, GAIL S. 7 APPLE VALLEY PKWY. GREENVILLE STU COUN I.2.3.4; HR REP 1,2,3,4: DRAMA 1,2,3 sec. 2£3. sec. MOD. MUSIC MAST. 3, PRES. MOD. MUSIC MASTERS 4. FEBRUARY 10 (AQUARIUS) 58 PETERSON, DIANE H. CAPRON RD. ESMOND SOFTBALL, BASKETBALL I.2.3.4. CO-CAP BASK 4, TRACK 3,4, APRIL 2 (ARIES) PETROSJNELLI, LORI A. HARRIS RD. ESMOND TRACK It SOFTBALL 2,3,4, CON Choir 3,4 OCTOBER II (VIRGO) PICKLES. DAVID E. PINE DR. ESMOND SEPTEMBER I (VIRGO) PIETRYSKI, RICHARD M. 12 COTTAGE ST. ESMOND OCTOBER I (LIBRA) PILKINGTON. REGINA A. 5 MARMAREL RD GREENVILLE PITI, DENISE M. 17 SPENCER RD. GREENVILLE JULY 7 (CANCER) PIZZO. CRAIG M. MAPLEVILLE RD. SMITHFIELD TRACK I.2.3.4, TEAM SPORTS 1.2.3, FOOTBALL 2,4 OCTOBER 19 (LIBRA) PLAISTED. HENRY B. 49 GREENLAKE DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,2. HOCKEY 1,3, TEAM SPORTS 2,3, TRACK 2,3,4. CHEF’S CLUB 4 POTTER. RUSSELL P. 22 SPENCER RD. GREENVILLE POWERS. ROBERT J. I MARMAREL RD. GREENVILLE MARCH 26 (ARIES) PREVITE. ROSEMARIE A. 17 LAWNACRE DR. GREENVILLE X-COUNTRY 1,2.3,4, GYMNASTICS 1,2,3; TRACK 1.2,3,4, JUNE I (GEMINI) PULEO. CHRISTINE M. 141 OLD COUNTRY RD. ESMOND QUATTRINI. ROBIN L. 8 CRABAPPLE LANE GREENVILLE JULY 3 (CANCER) RAMIERI, ANDREW L. 27 PENBRYN AVE. ESMOND SEPTEMBER 14 (VIRGO) RAVENELLE, ROBERT B. 12 POWDER MILL LANE GREENVILLE SOCCER I.2.3.4, VAR. LETTER CLUB 2,3,4 NOVEMBER 15 (SCORPIO) REYNOLDS. ROBERT J. JR. CAPRON RD. ESMOND JULY 15 (CANCER) RICCI. JOHN D. 9 HILL AVE. ESMOND RICCI, PENELOPE S. STILLWATER RD. ESMOND STU COUN TRACK I, FRESH. CLASS SECRETARY, FIELD HOCKEY 2.3.4, PHOTO. CLUB 2, CHEF’S CLUB 3. DECA CLUB 3,4 JANUARY 23 (AQUARIUS) RICKABAUGH, JUNE L. 15 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE STU COUN 1,2,3, HR REP 1.2,3, DRAMA CLUB I, SOCIAL COMM. I, FRENCH CLUB 2, CON CHOIR 2, OPERETTA 2,3,4, MOD. MUSIC MAST. 2. CHEF’S CLUB 3. ALL-STATE CHOIR 3, CHAM SING. 3.4, TRI M TREAS. 3, YEARBOOK SR. EDITOR 4 JANUARY 19 (CAPRICORN) RILEY, JAMES M. 2 CAROL ANN DR. ESMOND RITTER. JENNIFER. 19 MAPLECREST DR. GREENVILLE BASKETBALL I, FIELD HOCKEY 2.3,4, MARCH 20 (PISCES) RIVERS. STEVEN M. HALESBY DR. ESMOND SOCCER 1.2 MAY 18 (TAURUS) ROBINSON. JOSEPH E. LOG RD. SMITHFIELD FOOTBALL 1,2.3.4 AUGUST 12 (LEO) ROBITAILLE, DIANE 17 WILLOW RD. GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS 1,2,3,4; SOFT BALL 1.2, TRACK 3; STU COUN 3,4; CON CHOIR 4 JULY 21 (LEO) ROTTMANN, ALLISON. RIDGE RD. ESMOND STU COUN 2.3.4; PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 2; CHEF’S CLUB 3; PROJECT CLOSE-UP 3.4; SENIOR SOCIAL CHAIRPERSON: YEARBOOK 4 MAY 26 (GEMINI) ROY. EDWARD F. 6 RIVER VIEW AVE ESMOND SEVEY, JAY R. 10 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE STU COUN 1.2,3.4; TRACK I.2.3.4; SOCCER I, X-COUNTRY 2; CLASS PRES. 2.3; SR. SOCIAL CHAIRPERSON; SMITH H.S. AD¬ VISORY BOARD 4 SIMONETTI, ROBIN L. DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND STU COUN 1,2.3,4; CHEERLEADER 3; OPERETTA 3; CON CHOIR 3; SECTION PRINC. CON CHOIR 4 JANUARY 20 (AQUARIUS) SMITH. BEVERLY D. 132 OLD COUNTRY RD. ESMOND CHORUS 2; CON CHOIR 3,4 MARCH 13 (PISCES) SPENCER. STEPHEN A. 9 CRABAPPLE LANE GREENVILLE AUGUST 4 (LEO) STOCKWELL, DEAN G. 3 HATTI AVE. GREENVILLE BASEBALL I.2.3.4 OCTOBER 29 (SCORPIO) STRAUS, KIMBERLY A. MOUNTAINDALE RD. ESMOND STURTEVANT. KIMBERLY A. 38 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE STU COUN I.4-, CON CHOIR 4 MARCH 4 (PISCES) SWEENEY. ROBERT L. 132 OLD COUNTRY RD. SMITHFIELD Year l§2 at Hinsdale H.S. N.H. CHORUS 1.2. BAND 2; FRENCH CLUB 1.2,4. FUT. BUS. LEAD. OF AMER. 2 APRIL 9 (ARIES) TAGLIANETTI. SHARON P. 5 FAIRMOUNT ST. ESMOND TASSONI, DAVID A. FIVER VIEW AVE ESMOND STU COUN 1,2,3.4; YEARBOOK 2.3.4; GOLF 2 SEPTEMBER 29 (LIBRA) TALLMAN, ROBERT J. JR. 7 SCENIC VIEW DR. ESMOND THOMPSON. ROBERT R. 21 DIANA AVE. ESMOND FOOTBALL 1.2 JANUARY II (CAPRICORN) THORPE. RICHARD S. 76 LAKESIDE DR. ESMOND FOOTBALL I.2.3.4; TRACK I.2.3.4; STU COUN I, WEIGHTLIFT¬ ING 2; TEAM SPORTS 3.4 JANUARY 8 (CAPRICORN) TONDREAULT. ROBERT J. 5 HUGHES DR. GREENVILLE BASEBALL 1,4, STU COUN 1.2,3,4; MATH CLUB 1.2; SOCCER 2,3; TRACK 2 JANUARY 8 (CAPRICORN) TRAHAN. ANNMARIE A. 12 ROGER WILLIAMS DR. GREENVILLE ART CLUB I.2.3.4; GYMNASTICS I, STU COUN 2,3,4, DECA 3,4 FEBRUARY 6 (AQUARIUS) TREMBLAY. CHERYL MOUNTAINDALE RD. ESMOND BAND 2.3,4; STAGE BAND 2,3.4 JULY 14 (CANCER) TROMBLEY. PAMELA A. 27 STILLWATER RD SMITHFIELD MAJORETTE 1.2,3; MAJORETTE CAPTAIN 3 MAY 24 (GEMINI) TROTTA. JOHN S. 3 NORTH CANDY CT. ESMO ND MAY 5 (TAURUS) TURNER. CHERYL L. 27 HALSEY DR. ESMOND VAGNINI, LISA N. 4 BIRCH RD. GREENVILLE NOVEMBER 24 (SAGITTARIUS) VALERIANA, MARIA A. 19 HILL AVE. ESMOND VARR. KENNETH J. SEBILLE RD. ESMOND CON CHOIR 2.3,4; CHORUS OF IOLANTHE I, ALL-STATE CHOIR 2.3.4; DRAMA PROD. OF ALLADDIN 2; LORD IN THE SORCERER 3; CHAM SING. 4 APRIL 5 (ARIES) VIENS, LAURIE A. 10 WELCOME RD. ESMOND WHIPPLE, MARION R. I PALMER DR. GREENVILLE DRAMA 2,3,4; LIBRARY AIDE 3.4, PUBLIC SPEAKING AWARD 3; YEARBOOK 4, SMOKING AWARENESS 4 NOVEMBER 16 (SCORPIO) WILLIAMS. LAURIE A. 550 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS AND GYMNASTICS I, FIELD HOCKEY 2,3; BAS KETBALL 2; STU COUN 2,3.4; CON CHOIR 2,3,4; CHEF’S CLUB 3; YEARBOOK 4; CHAM SING 4; ALL- STATE CHOIR 4 JANURAY 14 (CAPRICORN) YORSTON. CATHERINE L. 6 CORTLAND LANE GREENVILLE YEARBOOK 3 MARCH 16 (PISCES) NAYLOR. DAVID M. 23 GLADSTONE ST. ESMOND TATE. DIANE M. RIDGE RD. ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 2; FUTURE SECRETARIES 3 MAY 29 (GEMINI) TESSITORE. JANA S. 3 CONTINENTAL RD. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 2, TENNIS 2; STU COUN 2; HR REP 2; QUILT¬ ING CLUB 2; FRENCH CLUB 3; VOLLEYBALL TEAM 3; YEAR¬ BOOK 4 DECEMBER 2 (SAGITTARIUS) 59 THE 1980 CLASS WILL The fourth and sixth period senior English classes leave Mr. Hines a one-way ticket into the heart of darkness. Mr. deMouras period three and five classes leave him all their Sidhartha, Fellowship of the Ring, and Martian Chronicle books to use as fuel for next year. Advanced Biology leaves Miss Bartlett any road kills they find. Mrs. Hillstroms Period two class leaves her the book Everything you wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask. The period two and five Advanced Biology classes leave all Mrs. Martins next year students, all the fetal pigs, all the stuffed animals, all the notes, individual experiments, and all the abstracts. Mr. Tortalonis Business Law classes leave him all the strawberries he can find. The girls track team Tri-captains leave Mr. Lelli another group of freshmen who can go four years undefeated in the Northern division. JULIE CHARRON and CHERYL BAKER leave red pin-striping to Dianne LaBarre for her car. MARION leaves six of one, half a dozen of the other to Mr. Nuebauer. DEANA BLACK leaves a pair of Levis, W 38, L 14, to Mr. Torregrossa. CATHY YORSTON leaves Mr. Hines. DIANE LABARRE leaves a bag of cookies to whoever kept stealing them out of her lunch. JANA leaves her Bio. mice to whoever will take them. JULIE CHARRON leaves Cheryl Baker a dictionary of the 100,000 most commonly mispelled words. SHARON D’AMB RA and JUDY DAIGLE leave the incoming freshmen for Mrs. Smiths hour for all their absent and late excuses. BEV SMITH leaves Jaki Gould all the dimes in the world to call her Mommy after each class. LISA LEDBETTER and GAIL PATRIARCA leave Mr. Tortaloni a sense of humor and a bushel of strawberries. TRICIA DAVEY leaves her track shoes to Sue Szylin. ANN GILLERLANE leaves her Playgirl centerfold to Mr. Lawrence. JUNE RICKABAUGH leaves Mrs. Hamil 6.02 xl023 zips ANN- MARIE leaves Mr. Driscoll her slits. ROBIN BOTTAI leaves Michele G. the spirit of Go for it . SEAN DOYLE leaves a case of Peppermint Schnappes to all the jocks. JOHN D’AMARIO leaves disco to anyone who actually likes it. JOE ROBINSON leaves his shoulder pads to some poor skinny freshman. TIMM CARNEY leaves a copy of the song Nothing from Chorus Line to Mr. deMoura. STEVEN GRONSKI leaves his bottle of Jack Daniels to Mr. Reilly since he stole it his Junior year. GREG METE leaves Mr. Graham his intelligence. To John Murphy is left one alternator. To Mike Martin is left one half of a bottle of Molson. BOB TONDREAULT leaves his moose to Mrs. Camara. JOE BENNETT leaves his flaming Irish temper to some future basketball player so the referees will know they ' re at Smithfield. GAIL FINUCANE leaves John Ricci to all the unfortunate girls with long hair. LISA HOULE leaves Henry P. Shepard a book of Written School Rules. DEIRDRE JOHNSON leaves Mr. Nuebauer a bottle of sudden tan. JUDY Leaves Dee her own piece of sun and beach. CHERYL would have left something but she couldn ' t think of anything to leave. JUDY A. leaves Dave L. Kenny O. and Bobby D. her job at McDonalds. LOUIE ANTONE leaves Mr. Benoit a Dale Carnegie record of public speaking. CINDY FONTAINE leaves her pipe chest to E. Power Biggs. CHRIS HAMEL leaves his organ to E. Power Biggs. SHARON HASSELL leaves her test tube baby, Chrystal Claire, to the science department. TOMMY GILLERIN leaves Rhonda Catelle a pack of gum. JAKI GOULD leaves her early dismissal slips to anyone who gets out of school as much as she did, and she also leaves Lisa Houle a case of ketchup to take to school with her in September. GAIL PELOSI leaves Denise Sabato a new voice since the old one is wearing thin on everyones nerves. PAULA FARNSWORTH leaves a set of gold-plated cards to Robin Simonetti. LYNN DULUDE and KATHY BROSSEAU leave their sr. priviledges to anyone who loses them in their Jr. year. KAREN PELOQUIN leaves a formal apology to Mr. Hines for cutting his class three times a week. DEBBIE and CAROLINE leave Mr. Dunn a long excuse. MARYLOU leave s Mr. deMoura Sharon. DAVID CONTI leaves Louis Antones a yellow towell . washed. ROBIN SIMONETTI leaves her fourth quarter deficiency to Mrs. Martin since she never got it. She also leaves her French jeans to Jay. KRIS and GAIL would like to leave the memory of Jess and Pooh. KRIS COONEY leaves Donna Calichia her own date to the 1980 Christmas Ball. STEVEN GEREMIA leaves Mr. Nuebauer a life-time membership to the Seven Geremia fan club. CHERYL TURNER leaves her car to Lori Petrosenelli and Chris Puleo to go raid Dianne Petersons house. LAURIE BORRELLI leaves all her height to anyone who thinks they ' re two inches too short. ANN O ' ROURKE leaves her priviledges to any Jr. that wants them since she never got them. KEVIN O., PHIL H., and NEIL H. leave their seventh period sessions to Mr. Reilly. DEBBIE LEWIS leaves exactly what she got out of this school . . . Nothing! JAY-ROD and HEN-ROD leave a little bit of the sixties to everyone. TODD and NEIL leave Mr. Graham a black beauty. JOHN-ROD leaves the Veal-I. KAREN DRAGON and FRAN C. leave! KIM MOWRY and ALLISON ROTTMANN leave all future Chemistry students the most disgusting experience of their life. JOHN RICCI leaves Jay Sevey an alarm clock so he will be able to get up for his classes at school. VICKY GOFF leaves all her hick clothes to any freshman who smartens up. BRENDA CHAMPIGNY leaves her seat in 215 study with Mr. Driscoll to any sr. who loses their priviledges. SHARON KELLY, ANNETTE DALPE, and DENISE PITI leave all the unlocked cars in the parking lot to all the people who have no place to go to get stoned. JIMMY OSWALD leaves his empty quart so someone else can fill it up again. JAMES KAMINSKI leaves a book on equal opportunity to Mr. Salisbury. He also leaves Mr. Neubauer a radar detector to catch up with all roaming students. BOB POWERS leaves everything to do with this school behind. KIM MOWRY leaves Tim Carlton all the money and all the booze he owes her since she ' ll never get it anyway. KEVIN GEDDERMAN leaves all thats left of his weight behind. KATHY BROSSEAU leaves the good times to everyone. The class of 1980 leaves Mr. Reilly with thoughts of fake mothers, fake phone calls, fake passes, fake excuses,. Smithfield High School Pleasant View avenue Esmond. R. I. 02917 June 10, 1980 Class of 1980 Smithfield High School Smithfield, Rhode Island Dear Members of the Class of 1980: As we enter this 250 t 1 anniversary year of the founding of the Town of Smithfield we become especially conscious of our rich local heritage. We are afforded many opportunities to recognize and review the impact of our forefathers on our community and our society. You have each had many opportunities to affect your own life and the lives of others as you have helped make your way from early childhood to this, your graduation year. You have contributed to the record and tradi¬ tions of Smithfield High School as well as to your own educational growth. As you cross this threshold of the future, do it with confidence and maturity of judgment. Shape a future for you and yours in the greatest society the world has known. Protect and espouse the best from our past while developing and improving the beauty and promise of the horizon for those who follow you along life ' s path remembering that: Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime; And departing, leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time. Congratulations to you on the occasion of your commencement. My prayer for you is that the effort you invested in your future while you were at Smithfield High School will reward you manifold in success, prosperity and happiness. Henry Shepard Principal Principal Henry Shepard Vice-Principal David Reilly 62 Alfred Balasco Department Head Social Studies Diane Bartlet Department Head Science Joyce Benkosky Department Head Business Dale Bentley Art Olga Boluch English Carl Buglio Physical Education 63 Katherine Camara Department Head Mathematics Janet Caito Foreign Languages Elaine Campanelli Librarian Pauline Chauvin Home Economics Carol Clark Department Head Art 64 Robert Cleasby Department Head Music, choir Elaine Collinson Art David D’Amore Industrial Arts Donald Dauphinee Distributive Education Cynthia Delsesto Business Margerie Demaine, R.N. Nurse Dear Faculty Member: Please describe yourself in three words ... , Alfred Balasco: Charming, charming, charming. Diane Bartlett: Mother na¬ ture ' s ally Joyce Benkosky: Greatest Shorthand Teacher Maureen Bennett: Patient, wise, push-over Roland Benoit: Friendly and dedicated Dale Bentley: Colorful, beautiful Olga Boluch: Calm, cool, collected, or veni-vidi- vici Carl Buglio: Some other time Katherine Camara: Busy Lav Buster Janet CaitO: not very tall Elaine Campanelli: You must be kidding Carol Clark: organized, dis¬ organized, organized Robert Cleasby: intense, impatient, sensitive David D ' Amore: Let’s get with it Donald Dauphinee.- poor but happy Cynthia Delsesto: assets liabilities capitol Margerie Demaine: huffless and puffless Gabriel deMoura: Man of God Garbiel deMoura English 65 Dennis Driscoll Department Head Industrial Arts James Dunn Physical Education 66 Barbara Giarusso Guidance James Giroux English Joseph Gordon Reading, English Robert Graham Carole Hamel Social Studies Business Sandra Hammill Science Dennis Driscoll: Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant James Dunn: Tall, tall, tall Evelyn Franco: reading teacher extraordinaire Gail Frechette: In sight, get involved Barbara Giarusso: a good listener James Giroux: rather be sailing Robert Graham: Go for it! Sandra Flamill: A naturalist Thomas Flassett: I don ' t know Thomas Hassett Industrial Arts Judith Herbert Mathematics 67 Edward Hill Patricia Hillstrom Thomas Hines Science Home Economics English June King English Robert Johnson Science 68 Bruce Kopec Science John Lawrence Foreign Languages John Lelli Science George Lewis Ronald Mandolfi Mathematics Jack Marques Industrial Arts Nancy Martin Science James MacNamara Industrial Arts 69 Linda McPhail Mathematics Cynthia Neal Physical Education Michael Neubauer Mathematics Rosalie Nocera Social Studies Nancy O ' Donnell Guidance 70 Le Parkhurst English Robert Petell Science Holly Pierce Resource Teacher George Reilly Department Head English Debra Rhude English Cynthia Neal: ambitious, in trospective, competitive Michael Neubauer: non de¬ script Rosalie Nocera: never gives up Le Parkhurst: Patient, fair, easygoing Robert Petell: wild weird, wooly Holly Pierce: Patient, jolly, rookie George Reilly: English De¬ partment Chairman Debra Rhude. Energetic, lo- quocious, cheerful Phillip Ritchie: intelligent, goodlooking, sophisticat¬ ed Nancy Saccoia: There, tries, listens Phillip Ritchie Art Nancy Saccoia Physical Education 71 Robert Salisbury Guidance Michael Santucci Albert Satula Resource Teacher Mathematics Barbara Smith Foreign Languages Ronald St. Onge Department Head Foreign Languages 72 Allen Tinkham Music J. Thomas Tobin Social Studies Anthony Torregrossa Mathematics Alan Tortolani Co-operative Education George Tracy Guidance Marie Veins Business Robert Salisbury: fair, strict, hopefully helpful Michael Santucci: Big, pa¬ tient, understanding Albert Satula: Algebraic, ab¬ stract, wordy Barbara Smith: Indepen¬ dent, optimistic, tolerant Allen Tinkham: unorga¬ nized, softy, last-minute J. Thomas Tobin: Enthusias¬ tic, empathetic, frus¬ trated Anthony Torregrossa: short is beautiful Alan Tortolani: patient, pa¬ tient, patient Marie Veins: indecisive, se¬ lective, firm Secretaries Mrs. Barbara Angell Not Shown: Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Nicholson 74 KITCHEN Smithfield High’s Greatest . . . Our Cooks! M A I N T E N A N C E Mr. Bruno seems to like the camera better than the conver- Gerald Dupuis makes repairs in the courtyard, sation. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Robin paying attention as usuall President Lisa Houle and Senior Scott Graham go through the agenda. Secretary Debbie Gruttadauria takes atten¬ dance All those opposed .... nay( Junior members Rose Matera, Janet Schott, discuss the newly pro¬ posed issue. 76 YEARBOOK Yearbook advisor, Mary-Margaret ladevaia, checks over some year¬ book work. Seniors June Rickabaugh and Joanne D’Agostino count deposits. Yearbook treasurer Kriss Thibeault seems a little tense over money matters. Asst. Advisor”, Peter, makes an important yearbook calll Yearbook representative, Bruce Dupuis, instructs staff members. Senior Kathy Brosseau . . . the girl with all the information! EDITORS NOT PICTURED: Sports Editor - Tricia Davey Layout Editors - Julie McCrorie and David Conti Copy Editors - Kim Mowry and Rhonda Catell Photography Editor - Lori MacKinlay Yearbook Editor, Susan Boyle, and friend, Maria Rudis, smile for the camera. 77 FIGURE SKATING Team Picture: L-R: C. Latido, S. Fontaine. C. Fontaine. G. Finucane Here she comesl Sheryl Fontaine doing what she does best 78 igatt- M A J O R E T T E S Top Row left - right: Lynn Carney, Donna Wood, Lynda Wood, Angela Chiperas, Debbie McVey. Middle Row: Denise Aldrich, Lois Car- done, Cathy Grady, Donna Hod- son. Last Row: Corrine Grady, Brenda Grady, Sandy Derosier 79 SCHOOL CLUBS Model Legislature: L-R T. Howard, M. Andrecino, M. Fadl, Adv. G. Frechette. S. Gederman, P. Gabriele, T. Chevalier, S. DelPonte Distributive Education: Top R-L C. McBride, M. Baxter, K. Carberry, B. Greska, J. Arsenault, A. O’Rourke, D. Pete, L. DeQuatro, N. Fiske, P. Ricci, A. Trahan. Bottom R-L B. Dolan, J. Kaminski, D. Lavoie, K. Orabona, J. Cane Library Assistants . M. Carr, Miss Campanelli, W. Bowden, M. Whipple, D Aldrich, K. Venditelli, L. Aiello, J. DeQuattro, D. Hannaway, S. Derosier Project In-Site: Back: P. Brown, F. Farrell, J. Kelly, S. Gar riepy, M. Conboy. Front: N. Bouchard, Adv. G. Frechette, D. Fraioli Project Close-Up: Top Row: C. Broder, V. Politelli, S. Geder¬ man, Mrs. Nocera, A. Rottman. Bottom Row: T. Styles, R. Ravenelle, F. Bellemore 80 Paul Suprenont works the visual equipment. Fifth grade students at Winsor seem en¬ thused. Students in the Smoking Awareness Program leaving the high school to participate in a program with the 5th grade students at Winsor School . . . Left to Right: M. Whipple, C. Barrette, R. Previte, J. D’Agostino, P. Surpren- ont CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir performs for their final time. A few members seem to have forgotton the words Practice makes perfect The seniors enjoy their last performance in Concert Choir The 1980” Concert Choir A little nervous before performing. 82 CHAMBER SINGERS June seems to enjoy this piece of music. Chamber Singers dance into the golden age of rock and roll. Matt Sachuck as The Fonz” The Spring performance. All eyes on the camera. Ellen Farrell boogies 50 ' s style. The main man. 83 BAND Mr. Tinkham gets excited. The band tries to psych up the football team. The clarinet clan. The Jam Session. A moment without instruments. Rudy D’Agostino on the drums. S.H.S. Band in concert. 84 Sue Cooper gets ready to waitress. The 250th Anniversary celebration cake. 85 SHS’S DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK ' Joy Gosselin plays the mother of Anne Frank Donna Depasquale stars in the production of Anne Frank Freshman Anthony Cinelli-a born actor Anthony seems thrilled by Maria’s actions. 86 Anthony comforts Donna during a very touching scene. Micheal Beaumier in his acting debut. Maria Andrisino plays a comic role as Mrs. Van Daan The entire cast of Anne Frank pictures courtesy of The Observer 87 S.H.S. SAVOYARDS PRESENT H.M.S. PINAFORE” MAY 2,3,4 1980 Gail Pelosi is not enthused with clubhead. A chorus line?” Look Mom, It’s me.” Matt and Joyce share a quiet moment on stage. Bob Tallman makes his debut. 88 Jill Paolino and Kenny Varr sing it out. Chris Hamel screams for help. Waiting to go on. 89 ASSEMBLIES 90 91 wm 92 93 94 wmnz 0 95 t W m WHO’S WHO IN BABIES? 96 (answers found on page 105) 97 Jhv nklfBelb axdb (jffumor ' fa rbiaJfg c ninfe ou (i te d?fbriBima $nfl t Wffye fffiUirr ' iatf J uxibs tQ J cemb F 23?19YS OHI What a night. Jason Macari and date share a quiet moment together. Jennifer Clossick seems to be enjoying herself. 98 Swaying to the music. Smile . . . Are you taking my picture? Alone under the moonlight. Discussing the evening. Debbie Lewis seems to have found something inter¬ esting. 99 J cfoat ( tmiopMrOUt J oitieriy otuojfi a,i9«o Sue Baxter and Rhonda Catell seem to be having a lot of laughs at their Jr. Prom. Steven Geremia and Lisa Powers - ready for the big night! Smile Tom! Danny and Lisa pose for the camera. Ready to partyl 100 The wild” bunch. • o F I 9 8 I JUNIORS: L-R: Laurie Medeiros, Lori Aiello, Rhonda Catelle, Michael Andre- Mike Tartaglia checks out the news, sino 102 Friends forever. ’Erb” eating againl KJ CO LQ — Tl O CO CO c L I wish we could wrestle.” SOPHOMORES: Top L-R: Ann Carriero. Gail Smith. Joyce McCrorie Back L-R: John Pilkongton, Kevin Porter Mr. Lelli says this will make us stronger” 103 Ui GO 0 — Tl O t t C L FRESHMEN: Top L-R: Tony Catalfomo, Jeff Day, David Bano. Bottom: Jacki Let me out of here. Carderelli, Laura Simeone, Flossie Farrell. Which way out to munchkin landl” Karen Cerroni gives the evil eye to John. When’s the meet over? Tm only a freshman.’ 104 WHO’S WHO (babies on p.96) 1. Marylou Chakuroff 2. Diane Tate 3. Joe Bennett 4. Jana Tessitore 5. Patricia Davey 6. Julie McCrorie 7. Lisa Ledbetter 8. John Almonte 9. Mary Hillstrom 10. Viola Ballou 11. Scott Graham 12. Rose Previte 13. Lori Haczynski 14. Julie Charron 15. David Houle 16. Lori Brannigan 17. Robin Simonetti 18. Cathy Yorston 19. Fred Bellmore 20. Denise Downey 21. Jaki Gould IN BABIES (babies on p.97) 1. Martha Belt 2. Robin Bottai 3. Dianne LaBarre 4. Bert Beaumier 5. Deana Black 6. Carol Hartman 7. Denise Droste 8. Jennifer Ritter 9. Marion Whipple ' 10. Melissa Fontaine 11. Donna Parks 12. Patricia Brown 13. Beverly Smith 14. June Rickabaugh 15. Robert Ravenelle 16. Joanne D ' Agostino 17. Judy Arsenault 18. Jil Paolino 19. Cheryl Baker 20. Carolyn Burdick 21. David Conti 105 Most Talented: Jill Paolino, Kenny Varr SENIOR Most Studious: Mary Hillstrom, Fred Bellemore 106 Quietest: Lori Hazynski, Arthur Crossman Most Athletic: Julie McCrorie Craziest: Sharon Hassell, Chris Hamel Most Courageous: Cindy Fontaine (miss¬ ing; Bobby Paquette) Funniest: Sharon Hassell, Chris Hamel Best Couple: Jill Paolino, Brett Norton Most Likely to Succeed: Adam Bianchini, Mary Hillstrom Best Dressed: Karen Peloquin, Louis Antone Best Looking: Nancy Fiske 107 ■ rrr ■ ■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■-■ ■ ■ irm ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a aBBaBBBBaaBaBBBBBBBaaBBaBaBaaaaaaBBi BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ■ ■ ■ ■ “ BBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB ■.v.v.v.v w.v.v.v BBBBBBBBB a a a a a v.v.v.v. B B a B ■ ■ I I. 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Smithfield in the Injury Fund Game and to St. Ray’s in the season opener were forgotten as the Sentinels marched over their next five opponents by a combined score of 145 to 0. On Oct. 27 they found themselves facing undefeated Lincoln High in a showdown for the championship. Leading scorer and co-captain David LaFazia led the Senti¬ nels with a touchdown and over 100 yards in rushing. The offense played with preci¬ sion and the defense with raw emotion and the Sentinels upset the Lions 15-6 in the most important game ever played at Smithfield High. Smithfield then defeated their next three opponents, including a 6-0 win in the an¬ nual Thanksgiving Day Game with N. Providence. The Sentinels faced the Warren Redskins in a bid for the Class B Title in the R. I. Superbowl but were defeated, thus end¬ ing their nine game winning streak. Players honored as All-Division choices were Senior co-captains Gerald Adler and David LaFazia; Juniors Matt Agnes, Paul Cugno, Ernie Dimuccio, Joe Mattera and Greg Smith. Senior Paul Potter, who saved many a game as Smithfield’s top lineback¬ er, was named to the All-State Team. Besides five All-Division Juniors, the Sen¬ tinels have Kevin Roberts, Nick Caspoli, Mike Andresino, Tom Bennett, and Bob Dimuccio returning to starting positions. The Sentinels look like a good bet to re¬ peat the long road to a championship in 1980. S.H.S. 6 N. Smithfield OPP. 7 0 St. Ray ' s 9 19 Griswald, Conn. 0 29 Classical 0 2S Central 14 13 S. Kingstown 0 46 Mt. Pleasant 6 15 Lincoln 6 20 Bristol 14 30 Portsmouth 0 6 N. Providence 0 6 Warren 2 We’ve only just begun!” Paul Potter- All-State First team Front: Manager P. Desnoyers, W. Hawkins, R. Thorpe, T. Kennedy, P. Hadfield, W. Greene, D. LaFazia. G. Adler, J. Reilly, P. Potter, C. Pizzo, J. Robinson, 2nd Row: B. Bennett, J. D’Atri, E. DiMuccio, S. Simeone, F. Fusco, T. Robenhymer, P. Cugno, B. Hawkins, J. Parente, M. Tartaglia, M. Agnes, G. Smith, J. Mattera. 3rd Row: Coach Petrarca, R. Marchione, S. Bernardie, J. Hart, T. Bennett, K. Robenhymer, R. DiMuccio, K. Roberts, K. Porter, F. Davey, T. Gerlach, S. Potter, D. Butera, W. Caspoli, M. Andrisino, Coach Dunn. 110 Smith and Agnes go for the killl The Aftermath of another victoryl Can the defense do it again? Ill Boys’ Cross-Country The Smithfield High School cross country runners enjoyed a 500 season in league competition this year and placed senior co-cap¬ tain Joe Bennett on the All-Divi¬ sion first team. Bennett, along with the co-captain Adam Bian- chini and senior Lyle Morse com¬ pleted four years of outstanding running at Smithfield. This year they, along with junior captain- elect Todd Stiles led a relatively inexperienced team to a rather gratifying season for Coaches Bob Salisbury and Carl Buglio. Sophomores Bruce Beaumier, Joe D ' Agostino, and Todd Sevey formed the backbone of the un¬ derclassmen on the varsity and supplied that added depth neces¬ sary to compete in the tough western division. Lacking on this year’s team was the presence of a strong fifth runner needed if the Sentinels were to repeat as league champions. If junior Jim Higham returns as a senior and freshmen Rogers, Cinelli, Del- Ponte, Danielson, Conboy, and Yahn continue to improve, the Sentinels should be a division contender in 1980. SHS OPP. 27 O.L.P. 36 27 Classical 36 26 Tolman 29 29 Johnston 26 20 N. Providence 35 15 Central 50 112 Front: J. Higham. T. Stiles, J. Bennett, A. Bianchini, L. Morse, B. Beaumier. Back: Coach Salisbury, M. Yann, M. Hickey, J. D ' Agostino, T. Sevey, A. Cinelli, S. Danielson, P. Delponte, A. Salisbury (stats). Coach Buglio. Senior Lyle Morse completes his four years of X-Country. The underclassmen of this year . . . the future . . . 1979 Co-Captains and 1980 Captain Todd Stiles 113 Girls ' Cross-Country The girls cross-country team es¬ tablished themselves as an east¬ ern power in ' 79. They competed in Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts and, with their performances against top region¬ al teams, showed that they be¬ longed with the best. Led by All- State Julie McCrorie they won the Fort Shantok Invitational (Conn.), finished second in the Manhattan College Invitational (N.Y.) and had their best perfor¬ mance in the New England Cham¬ pionships (Mass.) with a fourth place finish. Besides All-State honors, Julie was also selected, along with teammate, Cindy Roan, to the All-Division Team. Tricia Davey, Wendy lannuzzi and Donna Brown were elected to the sec¬ ond team All-Division squad and Donna Parks was accorded Hon- oable Mention in the north divi¬ sion. The future continues to look bright as the J.V. team took first place in both the Class Cham¬ pionships and the State meet. SHS OPP 15 Lincoln 50 15 St. Ray ' s 48 35 Cumberland 20 15 N. Providence 48 15 Central Falls 50 19 Woonsocket 42 15 Bishop Keough 50 15 Mt. St. Charles 48 (7-1 division record - 2nd place) 114 (Top) S. Brown, J. McCrorie, L. O’ Connor, C. Hartman, D. Jillson, G. Smith, L. Anderson, C. Peters, Coach Lelli (Middle) T. Davey. D. Parks, C. Roan, D. Wilson, N. Oliva, L. Reilly (Bottom) L. Catougne, C. McCrorie, D. Brown, W. lannuzzi, L. Rose, L. Oliva Freshmen stand-outs Donna Brown followed by Wendy lannuzzi. Soph. Cindy Roan in background. 115 Soccer This year the Smithfield Soccer team suffered dismal defeats. However, as Coach Brochu says, It ' s just another rebuilding year ' The team, led by seniors John Higgins, Mark Fugere, and Ken Albanese, suffered 13 defeats, 2 ties, and one victory. Returning Juniors, Mike Lowe, Dan Greene, Dave Day, Steve Coluntuone, Bob O’Day, Paul Peters, Jerry Foley and Peter Gab. (returning from a knee injury) will be sure to help Smithfield Soccer team to a more than admirable recordl SHS OPP 2 Woonsocket 2 5 2 2 Cumberland 3 I 4 4 Portsmouth 5 0 2 0 Bristol 2 1 5 2 LaSalle 4 3 3 2 Hendricken 3 0 I 1 Barrington 3 2 4 I East Providence 4 0 3 Coach Brochu tries some new strategy for the second half. Captains: Kenny Albanese, John Higgrnd, Mark Fugere 116 Front: J. Foley, B. O’Day, B. Fugere, M. Lowe, S. Coluntuono, A. DeCotis, R. Paquette, W. Goolgasian, M. Flurley, A. Priestly Back: Coach Brochu, B. Ravenelle, B. Gorgone, K. Albanese, B. Kulisch, D. Day, P. Peters, J. Higgins, M. Figere, D. Benoit, S. Geremiah, D. Green, A. Crossman Senior Albanese shows a face of effort. Captain Fugere watches intensely. Junior Mike Hurley, takes charge of the ball. Go For It, Sentinels! 117 Field Hockey The 1979 Girls ' Varsity Field Hockey team had one of its best seasons ever this year. The over¬ all record was five wins, four losses, and one tie. Led by senior co-captains Kerry Bouchard and Sharon Hassell, the team ' s enthu¬ siasm and hard work are what brought on their winning record. The team went as far as being knocked out of a play-off berth by Burrivvile in one of the final games of the season. Offensively the team scored 19 goals against their opponents and had 13 goals scored against them. Besides the co-captains other team members include: Senior-Jenny Ritter; Juniors - Sue Boyle (high scorer), Jennifer Clossick, Chris Forrest, Roseann Mattera, Janet Schott; Sopho¬ mores - Lynn Charron, Debbie Hardman, Cheryl Hawkins,; Freshmen - Alaina Bellucci, Sue Szylin, Michaela Walsh. Head coach was Sue Reposa, assistant coach - Leah Dauphney and help¬ er Sue Booth. With only three seniors leaving we will most defi¬ nitely miss them but are looking forward to still a better year in 1980. SHS 2 Burriville OPP. 3 1 Cumberland 0 1 Woonsocket 0 0 Lincoln 4 8 Cranston East 0 1 Cumberland 1 1 Woonsocket 0 0 Lincoln 3 0 Burriville 2 5 Cranston East 0 1 18 Front: J. Ritter, R. Mattera, S. Szylin, M. Walsh, J. Clossick? Back: Assistant S. Hamel, Assistant Coach L. Dauphney, L. Charron, D. Hardman, C. Forest, S. Hassel, K. Bouchard, C. Hawkins, S. Boyle, J. Schott, A. Bellucci, Coach Reposa. Lynn Charron guarding the net. The Famous Scoop i19 CHEERLEADING — 4th In State Competition Front: Captains K. Brosseau and L. Delude. Middle: G. Dery, M. Morrison, D. Curley, M. Read, LoBosco. Back: J. O’Brien, K. Kerwin, M. Rudis, F. Catalfolmo, R. Catelle Co-captains Lynn Delude and Kathy Brosseau lead the cheers. The cheerleaders discuss their predictions for the big game. A victory cheer 120 J.V. Captain Carolyn Morrisey leads the cheerleaders. 79-80” J.V. squad 121 11 | WRESTLING The 1979-80 Smithfield High Wrestling Team had a 10-4 record, good for a second place finish in the central division. All-League selections for the Sentinels were Frank Davey at 112 lbs. and Paul Cugno at 185 lbs. The future should be bright for the team since 9 of the 12 starters will be returning next year, including 6 sophs. Also having good year for the Sentinels were: Kevin Roberts, Bob DiMuccio, Bill Hawkins, Steve Durvin, Dave Placido, and Gary Conroy. The Sentinel Grapples will miss Srs. J. D’Amario, N. Cabral, B. Hawkins and S. Durvin as they battle for that elusive first championship under the leadership of co-captains Bob DiMuccio, Kevin Robert and Paul Cugno. CoCaptain Bill Hawkins on the attack. Up. Up, and awayl Captain John D ' Amario contemplates his next move . . . CoCaptain Steve Durvin working on the take down. The Big Men watch attentively. 122 GYMNASTICS The 1979-80 Girls’ Gymnastics Team was led by Senior Diane Robitaille and consisted mainly of freshman and sophomores. This proved to be a learning” year and next year looks promising for these young stars. First year coach Ann Roberts, a past Sentinel star, began her coaching career with a terrific season and hipes for an even better one next year. Returning star Lynn Carderelli will captain the 1980-81 team. The coach’s pep talk. Team: Front: D. Robitaille, L. Cardarelli. Middle: P. Varin, M. Tondreault, M. Harnois, D. Lewis, L. Distefines. Back: W. Arruda, L. Anderson, K. Hadfield, C. Peters, P. McDermotte. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Sentinels, led by senior co-captains Dave Benoit and Joe Bennett, with a fine supporting cast of seniors and unclass¬ men entered the 1979-80 Inter-Scholastic Basketball season determined to repre¬ sent Smithfield with distinction. This they accomplished by working hard and with total team effort. Smithfield opened 1979 by compiling 6 victories with no de¬ feats in exhibition games. This was fol¬ lowed by victories over neighborhood ri¬ vals. In 1980 the Sentinels continued to win and extended their string of victo¬ ries to 9 with no losses. N. Prov. ended the streak by defeating the Sentinels. Bouncing back the team won the next four games. Thus the season continued. The Sentinels ended up with an over-all 19-5 record. Coach Benoit will always re¬ member the 1979-80 basketball squad for its oustanding achievements. SHS OPP 77 Woonsocket 46 54 Ponaganset 53 93 Alumni 78 73 Lincoln 68 92 S. Kingstown 82 60 71 79 Westerly 77 67 65 76 N. Kingstown 72 55 57 38 N. Providence 51 46 47 52 Cranston West 38 45 43 83 East Greenwich 55 68 60 80 West Warwick 77 69 74 75 Johnston 70 80 69 58 Coventry 65 56 55 124 Team: Front: F. Bellmore, B. Gorgone, B. Bennett, D. Benoit, A. Bianchini, M. Martin, J. Macari. Back: Coach Benoit, D. Danialson, P. Osborne, J. Bennett, D. Day, Coach Skenyon Fred Bellmore evokes team spirit. 125 HOCKEY The Smithfield High School hockey team had one of the best seasons in Sentinel history. The Sentinels set five new school records with twenty five points in league play beating last years record by I point. They placed third in Division B and were stopped in the semi-finals by East Green¬ wich who went on to win the title. The Sentinels will be losing six fine skat¬ ers! Warren Goolgasian, Bobby Paquette, Neil Hall, Todd Edward and one of Smith- field’s best goalies . . . Tony Lancia. Ju¬ nior Ernie DiMuccio won a spot on the First Division teams, while Tony Lancia captured a place on the Second Team. Warren Goolgasian landed a place on the third team. League Record 12-7-1 Overall Record I7-II-I 126 Front: D. Greene, B. Paquette, N. Hall, M. Fugere, W. Goolgasian, T. Edward, J. Hera, T. Lancia. Back: Coach Lillibridge, M. Lowe, T. Bennett, S. Erbe, E. DiMuccio, D. Sleboda, C. Reall, R. Boyes, A. Fiore, B. Fugere, D. Goolgasian, T. Gerlach, T. Winfield, Coach Boyle Captain Warren Goolgasian scores again .. . WowlI What a crowd. DiMuccio and Lancia defend the Sentinel Cage. Sometimes it is lonely at the top. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Led by co-captains Kerry Bouchard and Diane Peterson, the girls Varsity basket¬ ball team started the season with 3 con¬ secutive victories in the new Class A alignment. Especially significant was a decisive victory over defending State Champions St. Xavier Academy. During the first half of the season, Junior Sue Boyle led all players in scoring and rebounding keeping Smithfield in all the games against the tough Class A opposi¬ tion. With an injury to Sue Boyle and an illness to the second leading scorer Diane Peter¬ son, the team found great difficulty in winning over their much taller, more ex¬ perienced opponents. At the season’s conclusion the team just missed out on the fourth playoff spot. With the return of Co-Captains elect Sue Boyle and Bern Benoit and the continued improvement of underclassmen Gail Smith, Fran Baxter, Chris Forrest, Lynn Charon and promising freshmen M. Walsh and K. Kulisch, the team should return to the playoffs next season. All-Class A Northern Division Selections: First Team: Sue Boyle Honorable Mention: Kerry Bouchard, Diane Peterson All-State Selections: Honorable Mention: Sue Boyle Team Awards: CO-MVP: Sue Boyle, Diane Peterson Most Improved: Gail Smith, Fran Baxter Most Hustle: Kerry Bouchard Rookie of the Year: Michaela Walsh Captains Kerrie Bouchard Diane Peterson. Nobody Stops me! 128 Varsity: Front: R. Mattera, K. Bouchard. Coach Neal, D. Peterson, M. Walsh, D. Hardman. Back: K. Reilly (stats.), F. Baxter, L. Charon, L. Reilly, C. Forrest, S. Boyle, G. Smith, K. Tallman (stats.). Fran Baxter on tap! Sugar n’ Spice and everything nice. J. V. Team: L.-R. A. Bellucci, C. Bouchard, C. Benoit, J. Foley, D. Hardman, D. Fusco, K. Kulisch, K. Kane, Coach Reposa. 129 BASEBALL With pre-season victories over Woon¬ socket. O.L.P., Central Falls, and state champion. Pilgrim, the Smithfield Sentinel Nine showed early indications that they would be the team to beat in the Suburban III Division. Unfortunatley, for their oppo¬ nents, defeat never happened and at the end of the regular season Coach Bob Salisbury not only had his Sentinels on top of the league, but they wound up as the only undefeated team in the entire state. Pitcher 3rd baseman Bill Gorgone and first baseman John Higgins co-captained this championship ball club and provided the spark and inspiration all season long. Seniors Norm Cabral. Ed Passarelli, and Bill Hawkins who shared outfield duties with junior speedsters Greg Smith and Matt Agnes, combined with infielders Bob Rathier and Steve Colantuono to make up one of the more solid defensive units in the state. But the real success story belonged to the solid pitching staff of sophomore Dana Ward, senior Steve Geremia, and co-capt. Gorgone. The three were unbeatable. David Day han¬ dled the majority of the catching duties in a pro-like manner until his leg injury, but sophomore Bob Simons and junior Pete Gabrield more than adequately filled in. The Sentinels went right down to the last six teams in the Suburban Divisions when the inevitable came and they dropped a 5-3 heartbreaker in the state-semi-finals. A key injury kept Gorgone from pitching the final game, which might have turned out differently. The departing seniors truly left their mark on the school as the only undefeated team in the history of Smithfield High Athletics. SHS OPP 3 Scituate 2 10 4 3 Ponaganset 2 8 3 5 N. Prov. 0 4 3 1 Central 0 3 0 3 Burrilville 0 4 2 W N.Smithfield L W L II Mt.St. Charles 0 W L Seniors: L-R Row one: S. Geremia, B. Hawkins, E. Passarelli, B. Gorgone, J. Higgins. N. Cabral. Row two: N. Hannon. J. Gould (stats), D. Stockwell Coach Salidbury gives the word as the captains look on. 130 Row one: D. Stockwell (stats), E. Passarelli, J. Higginsm B. Gorgone, N. Cabral, S. Geremia. N. Hannon (stats) Row two: J. Gould, B. Rathier, G. Smith, M. Agnes, S. Erbe, M. Andrisino, B. O ' Day, E. Hanson (mgr) Row Three: J. Dillon, S. Simeone, D. Day, D. Ward, B. Simon, S. Coluntuano, K. Roberts, Coach Salisbury Steve Erbe and Matt Agnes warm-up before going to the plate. Senior pitcher Steven Geremia ready to fire First team all-division Bill Gorgone best third baseman around Captain John Higgins plays a tight first base. Sophomore Dana Ward ace pitcher 131 GIRLS’ TRACK GIRLS TRACK SUMMARY 1980 Despite the loss of several top performers due to graduation, the girls track team continued their winning ways. Undefeated in four years, the team again won the Northern Division, Indepen¬ dence Day and Class B Cham¬ pionships. Injuries dropped the team to fifth in the State Cham¬ pionship Meet after they had handed eventual state champion East Providence its only loss of the season. Julie McCrorie broke the state 3000m record on her way to All- Division and All-State honors as well as a trip to the New England Championship Meet. Donna Brown, All-Division in the 800m, led the freshman team to the Freshman State Championship. SHS NO Ponaganset OPP 8 91 Crans. West 27 60 Cumberlan 58 116 Johnston 2 99 Woonsocket 19 82 Burrilville 36 62 Crans. East 56 106 Lincoln 12 FRONT: L-R K. Ziegelmayer, J. Morgan, G. Smith, E. Reilly, V. Law R. Previte, W. lannuzzi, G. Labrie, D. Parks, L. Charron. 2ND Row L-R B. Macsoud, N. Oliva, T. Davey, J. McCrorie, C. Roan, D. Brown, L. Anderson, C. Peters. L. Destefanis, S. Szylin, J. Lelli. 3rd Row: L-R J. Alpaio, S. Brown. K. Reilly, C. McCrorie. L. Catuogno, K. Cerroni, S. Poliquin, J. Ritter, L. Serapiglia. 4th Row: L-R S. Boyle, L. Powers, A. Bellucci, J. 132 Hartmann, J. Newton, C. Hartmann, D. Jillson, C. Nedora, K. Kulisch Going strong. 133 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Smithfield compiled a 5 and 5 SHS OPP Record securing third place in Burrillville the Western Division. The 9 6 Lady Sentinels, having only 1 II 7 N. Smithfield 0 two upperclasswomen, will field a returning veteran team 7 1 next season. Christine Forrest 0 Johnston 7 was named to the first team. 0 5 Lisa Russo and Debbie Hard¬ 3 N.Providence 4 man made the second team. 5 II western division. The team 5 Scituate 7 thanks all those who support¬ ed them throughout the sea¬ son. 7 3 A good sign of determination Strike Three Chris Forrest anxiously awaits the pitch Waiting for the pitch 134 Row one R-L: A. Ruggieri, C. Bouchard, L. Hagopian, L. Russo. P. Goolgasian. G. Gatta, Row two: M. Walsh. C. Forrest, D. Hardman. J. Foley, Coach Petel, N. Erbe. TENNIS In a season when other teams were very successful, the ten¬ nis team experienced a 5 and 8 season. Although this would normally be considered a dis¬ appointing season, a promis¬ ing group of young team mem¬ bers gained valuable exper¬ ience and will certainly have to contended with in the fu¬ ture as a result of this season’s experience. SHS 6 Classical OPP 1 6-2 Burrillville 1-5 4-3 Coventry 3-4 3-2 Mt.St.Charles 4-5 2-1 Lincoln 5-6 5 Shea 2 6 Hope 1 3 O.L.P. 4 3 Tolman 4 John Cabral keeps his eye on the ball” Co-Captains Dave Conti and Bill Bennett have Something to smile about Co-Captain Conti returns service. Bill Bennett follows through. A fine shot. Top L-R: Coach B. Kopec. S. Danielson. B. Bennett. T. LaFauci, D. Fraioli. D. Conti. A. LaBarre. D. Danielson. Bottom L-R: L. MacKay. K. Venditelli, K. Taylor. M. Chaffee, D. Winfield. M. Esposito. J. Kelley, S. Graham, B. Marchette (Not Pictured: L. Antone, C. Jonson. R. Hame.) BOYS’ TRACK 1980 proved to be a very success¬ ful season for the boys ' track team. A First Place finish in the Class B Relays established the Sentinels as a strong force amongst their opponents. They later went on to win the Class B Championship and j Northern League Relays, further proving themselves as one of the stron¬ gest Sentinel teams in recent years. A record-breaking perfor¬ mance in the state meet by Nick Caspoli earned him 1st Team All- State honors. The team will be losing several graduating seniors and record-breaking performers such as Bianchini in the NO high hurdle and 1600 meter relay, Ben¬ nett, also in the 1600 meter relay and LaFazia in the 400 meter re¬ lay. With many record-breaking performances by junior team members, the future looks most promising for Sentinel Track- sters. RECORDS 400 Meter - J. Foley Javelin - N. Caspoli Discus Relay - Cugno, Parente, DiMuccio, Gronski 1600 Meter Relay - Foley, DiMuccio, Bennett, Bianchini 400 Meter Relay - DiMuccio, Mattera, Marcotte, LaFazia 110 High Hurdles - A. Bianchini Foley, DiMuccio, all qualified for the New Englands. 136 1st Row: T. Ledbetter (stats), J. Bennett, B. Boyes, J. Mattera, N. Caspol, J. D’Atri, B. Newton, L. Morse. 2nd Row: R. Petrone, A. Bianchini, T. Stiles, T. D’Agostino, J. Foley (stats), D. Benoit, E. DiMuccio, P. Cugno, T. Sevey. 3rd Row: L. LaFazia (stats), A. Decotis, M. Potter, J. Gronski, B. DiMuccio, T. Bouchard, K. Roberts, Coach Buglio Senior Dave LaFazia tries to outrun his opponent. Super star juniors Ernie win. DiMuccio and Jerry Foley both determined to Senior Lyle Morse finishes up his track career at SHS. 137 GOLF The Smithfield High School Golf Team compiled a 6-5-1 season and finished in third place. Coach Jack Hart felt that his team did very well against the top two teams. Smithfield tied the team that won the division champion¬ ship. Senior members of the team were: Ken Hole in One Albanese, Gerry Woodchopper” Adler, Warren Points” Goolgasian, John Fair, Mark Fugere, and Phil Asst. Coach” Hadfield. Coach Hart wishes all the senior mem¬ bers luck in the future. The out¬ standing player of the team was Warren Goolgasian, who set a school record of 30 points in match play and won a division spot to compete in State Play¬ offs. Ken Albanese scored a hole in one ... a tremendous feat. Fif¬ teen golfers will return next year and Smithfield will field a com¬ petitive team. The division com¬ prised of seven teams and each was played twice. Phil Hadfield plans his putt. Fugere sinks his putt for a parr John Concentrates on his forml Senior Ken Albanese follows through for an¬ other long drive L-R: Coach J. Hart, P. Hadfield, G. Adler, K. Albanesse, M. Fugere, W. Goolgasian, J. Fair 138 ATHLETIC BANQUET 79- ' 80 OUTSTANDING SENIORS DONALD HARNOIS CITIZENSHIP AWARD-FEMALE K. BOUCHARD SCHOLAR ATHLETE-FEMALE J. RITTER MOST ATHLETIC FEMALE J. MCCRORIE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD-FEMALE . D. PARKS MOST CONGENIAL CHEERLEADER K. BROSSEAU SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD-MALE B. HAWKINS SCHOLAR ATHLETE-MALE A. BIANCHINI DONALD HARNOIS CITIZENSHIP AWARD-MALE J. BENNETT MOST ATHLETIC MALE J. BENNETT 139 Bavujjuet 5, 1 80 Principal Henry Shepard presents the 1980 Scholar Athlete award to Adam Bianchini. 1977 Outstanding Athlete, Bill Nangle, presents the 1980 Outstand¬ ing Athlete award to Joey Bennett. Bob Ravenell receives a certificate from Mr. T. Phil Hadfield seems to be at a loss for words. Seniors and underclassmen all enjoy the evening together. 140 Two hard workers for the Booster Club are Athletic Director Mr. Torregrossa and Booster Club President Vinnie Mattera. Mike Martin doesn’t seem to like having Mr. Benoit talk about him. Who ' s going to bring them home? Donna Parks happily accepts her Sportsmanship Award from Supt. John Boyle. Rose Previte is given her track certificate by Mr. T. and Coach Lelli. Kathy Brosseau seems to be very excited about her Most Conge¬ nial Cheerleader” Award. 141 Senior ' @pbme! a @fim $un 4,1980 Good friends and good times. Jay and Brett look like two dudes tonightl Debbie Lewis and her date seem to be enjoying the night. Members of the faculty enjoy the evening as much as the David Orsi and Kerri Kerwin have a quiet talk together, seniors. 142 Bob Ravenelle tries to get everyone to smile. Kathy Brosseau and her date share a moment alone outside the mansion. Bill Green really dressed for the occasionl Let’s get rowdy! A view of inside massive mansion at the massive prom. 143 tloyiors Dai Oicne, c i, HSO Fred Bellemore proudly accepts his mathematics award. SPECIAL SCHOOL AWARDS D.A.R. Citizenship Award .... Joseph M. Bennett Mathematical Ass ociation of America Award .John B. Murphy National School Choral Award .... Jill M. Paolino Choral Director’s Award .Cynthia Fontaine John Philip Sousa Band Award .David J. Houle Band Director’s Award .Kimberly A. Strauss Congressman Fernand St.Germain Merit Award . . . Allison M. Rottmann SCHOOL AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN ACADEMIC AREAS: Biological Science and French . Mary M. Hillstrom English .Jana Tessitore Mathematics .Fred A. Bellemore Physical Science .David E. Pickles Secretarial Studies .Gail Patriarca Social Studies .Robert Ravenelle Class Salutatorian, Mary Hillstrom, receives one of her honor pins. Seniors who earned honors wait outside for the ceremonies to begin. 144 SMITHFIELD LIONS CLUB AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN NON- ACADEMIC AREAS Accounting .Steven M. Rivers Art .Kenneth Albanese Art, Metal and Jewelry .Steven L. Gronski Band .David J. Houle Boys’ Physical Education . . Joseph M. Bennett Choral Music .Kenneth J. Varr Construction .Steven L. Gronski Cooperative Education .Richard S. Thorpe Distributive Education .Robert W. Dolan, Jr. Girls’ Physical Education .Kerry A. Bouchard Home Economics .Marion R. Whipple Home and Small Appliance Repairs .Kenneth Orabona Journalism .Robert B. Ravenelle Library .Marion R. Whipple Mechanical Drawing .Mark T. Conboy Power Mechanics .Armand G. Beaudry, Jr. Public Speaking .Jennifer S. Ritter Shorthand .Lisa A. Ledvetter Typing .Kerry A. Bouchard Woodworking .Sean P. Doyle Members Of The Rhode Island Honor Society Gerald W. Adler Carol J. Hartmann Lewis E. Antone Mary M. Hillstrom Jennifer C. Barrie Lisa P. Houle Fred A. Bellemore Dianne M. LaBarre Martha L. Belt Lisa A. Ledbetter David R. Benoit Deborah E. Lewis Adam A. Bianchini Kathy A. Maione Deana L. Black Julia M. McCrorie Kerry A. Bouchard Lyle Morse Kathryn 1. Brosseau David J. Orsi Patricia A. Brown Donna L. Parks Caroline E. Burdick Gail A. Patriarca Debra A. Cairone Kathleen M. Pedley Julia A. Charron Gail E. Pelosi Marylou F. Chakuroff David E. Pickles Mark T. Conboy Rosemarie A. Previte Arthur T. Crossman Robert B. Ravenelle Sharon M. D’Ambra June L. Rickabaugh Denise M. Droste Jennifer S. Ritter John T. Fair Steven M. Rivers Paula A. Farnsworth Dean G. Stockwell Ellen M. Farrell Kimberly Sturtevant Gail A. Finucane Robert L. Sweeney Cynthia L. Fontaine Robert J. Tallman Warren A. Goolgasian Diane M. Tate Willeam S. Gorgone Jana S. Tessitore Scott Graham Robert J. Tondreault Beth A. Greska Annmarie A. Trahan Lori A. Haczymski Marion R. Whipple Nicholas P. Hannon Laurie A. William Allison Rottmann receives the Ferdinand St. Germain Award from Principal Henry Shepard. Honoring four years of hard work Marion Whipple receives her honor pin from Supt. John Boyle. 145 Cxt-acfuation i Jimt 10, 19 80 School Committee Chairman Paul Dwyer addresses the class of 1980. Salutorian Mary Hillstrom recaps the class of ’80 ' s years at S.H.S. Class President Jason Macari is congratulated by Principal Henry Shepard. The class of 1980 stands together for the last time 146 Smiling faces for all of the female graduates Joe Robinson receives his diploma from Mr. Dwyer. The weather turned sour but didn’t dampen spirits! Ann-Marie Trahan receives her diploma as she holds back the tears Finally! A rowdy group of graduates 147 GRADUATION DAY They stood waiting anxiously. It was a moment of mixed feelings. Happy yet sad Looking forward And remembering Knowing, and Wondering. For the Future is Not Tomorrow, but Today Now. And it is their turn to take part. I wonder What they will make of themselves I bet They wonder too. Look to the future - yet remember the past. Let bad memories go - let the good last. Times are changing - change with the times. Remember past words - write future rhymes. Let them go - it hurts a lot, the pain will pass; don’t feel distraught. For known in the heart and actions done- I ' ve lost a part, yet I know I’ve won. The things that were held if we’d stayed together- Fairing the good, distraught cannot weather The future holds secrets and truths to explore- Make the right choices and open the door. Darkness has passed - the way has been lit. The world is a puzzle, let it all fit. They’ll fall together a piece at a time - Come summer alone - come winter life’s mine. To have and to hold, the circle’s complete and after I’m done, I now we shall meet. SENIOR PARENT PA TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albanese Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Almonte Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Arsenault Doris Ballou Mr. and Mrs. Raynond Barrie Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Bellemore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bouvier Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Cairone Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Champigny Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charron Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Fugere Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Greska Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Gould Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hannon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hillstrom Mr. and Mrs. William A. Houle Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. David T. Kulisch Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert LaBarre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaMarre Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ledbetter William J. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. John T. 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Cedar Swamp Rd Smithfield Rl 231-4566 Best Wishes Class Of 1980 COLONY ICE CREAM Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Anvil ' 80 has finally been completed and is now the Class of 80 ' s final memory of their senior year. I hope that this book will always allow the seniors to remember the good times . Anvil ' 80 was a lot of hard work and, at times, very time consuming. For me it was truly a learning experience and for that I am grateful. I only hope that the seniors of 1980 enjoy this book as much as I enjoyed working on it! Susan Boyle Editor AN ADVISOR’S AFTERWORD. After many months of hard work, Anvil ' 80 was created. I feel as though it is a reflection of those who worked on it - be that good or bad! I would like to single out Susan Boyle, Editor - she made this book possible. Her hard work and dedication is an example that should be followed by others. On behalf of those involved with Anvil ' 80, read and enjoy! Mary-Margaret ladevaia Advisor 159 Seniors not pictured in Senior Section: Surapee Bates Diane M. Bergeron Timothy Carney John P. Duffy Todd C. Edward Mark M. Krahforst Russell P. Potter Jr. Edward F. Roy Maria A. Valeriana Laurie Viens