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Anvil ' 82 Smith fie Id HS Pleasant View Ave Smithfield, Rl Table Of Contents Dedication P • 2 School Clubs p. 69 Opening Section p. 3 Athletics p. 80 Seniors p. 14 Underclassmen p. 112 Faculty p. 58 Senior Activities p. 126 Advertising p. 137 Anvil 82 dedicates this yearbook bo ? Tflrs. Parkhurst am the. Student Council in appreciation of their sincere efforts and. overuihtlrrancj aenerositii throughout our vudK school 1 J career, d The fyoociS FimaL Scbu£ lumK. im cow of 7 Biu4Ci 6 Banwei iimIi of seasoNs rMr oasr end r riven? nise. anO pall ■Y 03ILL riisa AM 3 fvYL AQAiM iVfeliY ' ChiMQ O OSt- KavF Z|A U KB AN OC5AM to tne hOK6 LmHJE A Riven tD A 5TR6AD) Its tne- fao )6cis Pinal Sc m6 AnO h)o voa coifed oy Kd It oionic did YO U R JJLY ZftuObC LX lUX±Ld Hovn Yoa tIUtd AVUit tt LASt did voa n AXLY TtuiaiL Lx OOULd Lika A. 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Cheryl Barrette David Bashaw Frances Baxter Che Dave, Scrimy Fran , Pat Dave ' s not here. Hey Man 15 Bruce Beaumier Paul Bedard Marilyn I. Bellemore Beaver William Bennett Captain That ' s intense 16 Thomas Bennett Hoss Get a Job! Christine Benoit Chrispy, Chrissy What a Drag Steven Bernard! Ronald Blanchette yeah huh Richard Boisvert Janet Bonitati Buzzy, Bouvy Strom at Jam ' s House Claude Bonvouloir Dennis Bonvouloir Teresa Borges Terri, Bear Scum , Edgar Alice Barry Bottai Michelle Bouchard Shell, Bouch Yea huh Timothy Bouchard Booey, Boustud, Virgil Break out the chilly ones Patricia Boyes Patty I don ' t believe it Richard Boyes 18 James Briggs Brigga Carol Brodeur ya Know Barbara Brown B.J. You ' re over it. Bonnie Brown Bon-Do Julie Brook-Steward Glenn Brown Nancy Brown David Butera Ya know what I mean? Dave stud , Hey man, what ' s hap¬ pening? 19 Eugene Cabral Gene, Gino What ' s up? , How you doing. Ann Carreiro Annie Pardon Bruce Catelle Robert Cabral Dr. Bombay What ya up to? Michael S. Carr Mike Who was that? James Casperson 20 Linda Catuogno Martha Chaffee Marti Isn ' t it though? , You and me both. Maureen Chakuroff Mo, Check You ' ll get over It. Lynn Charron Yea, huh , come on. Antonia A. Chiperas Toni I just work here. Twang Albert Ciancaglini Thomas Clukey Cluke 21 Brenda L. Carpenter Bren That ' s Harsh Eileen Connor Jennifer E. Cooney Jen Sutton Different Lisa Corvese Give me a break Susan Cooper Sue You ' ll get over it Don ' t worry about it 22 Maureen Cotter David Culton Cully Get off my back. Jeffrey Cummings Marybeth Curley Meb Don ' t worry, they ' ll get over it Jo Ellen Cunningham Disco-Jo, Jo Disco 1 Joseph D ' Agostino D ' Ago Scott Cunningham Skull John D ' Angelo Michelle Daniels Mish Joy Dandeneau Joyful Where ' s the parties this week¬ end? Francis Davey Frankie Deirdre David Anthony DeCotis Farmer 2, Tone, Casual Get out, it is going to blow up Stephen DeCristofaro Lisa Delorio Cliffy 24 Cathy DeLuca Scott DeMaine Diane DeQuattro Leona, Na, Di Drop Dead , What are you on drugs? Karen DeQuattro Edmund Desjarlais What the? You know what throught did? Scott Desjarlais Froggy It ' s not my fault 25 Paul Desnoyers Barney Steven Desourdy Henry “The future is uncertain and the end is always near. 26 Martha DiGiulio Alan DiPetrillo Big Al, Dipo “J. Geils 1 Robert DiMuccio Rock “but coach Margaret D ' Orsi “M “Let ' s go bopping around Es¬ mond Walter Duffy Walt Humph? 27 Sheila Fanning She What a long strange trip it ' s been Charles Fehlberg Bob Kathleen Farrell 28 Lori Fehlberg Ann, Flakie, Bones Gino Fetta Papa Your Mama! Allan Fiore Big Al You got a lotta b ' s for a little kid. Joanne Fontaine Jo Richard Fontaine Sheryl Fontaine Plante, Sherree, Sher Killer Crew , Be good 29 Donna Fusco Ding, AC Baby Sue, got any Aspirin? Gregory Gagnon Karen Fuzek Kar Joseph Garriepy Thomas Gallagher Gina Gatta Beamer, Lola Hey, Groovers 30 Sharon George Timothy Geremia Thomas F. Gerlach Tom, Guffy Get Out Michael Gillerlane Claudio Gomes De-De Robert Gorman Bob Kevin Gosper I ' M Bummin SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITNRELD. RHODE ISLAND Joy Gosselin Joyez Good Morning , No problem Patricia Hampson Patti I was like .... Gisele Hamel Joule Killer Crew! , Let ' s hit McDon¬ alds Richard Hamel Ignorant 32 Deborah Hardman The Deb , Badee, P.S.W. Michelle J. Harnois James Hart Mich, Speedy No Problem Cheryl Hawkins Che What am I going to do? Get over it 33 Stephen L. Jarvis Jacob “That ain ' t worth doodly-squat Denise Jenkins Neice “No! , “Kiss my ... ! Eric Johnson frr 1 Robin Johnson Rochelle Ann Joyal Walter Karspeck Roe, Rachel, Crocked “That ' s rude , “That ' s Harsh 34 Suzanne Kenyon Sue, Suzie-Q, Pegasus got any gum? , C.V.S. Kathryn King Kathy, You ' re wrong Gail Labrie Nancy Labrie Christopher Kerwin Denny Yea, You ' re over it already I ' m not cool, I live in Esmond Gloria LeBlanc 35 Andrew Lake Andy “Just the beat Judith M. Lanfredi Victoria Law Judy, Jude, Midget “Wild! , “Killer Crew! Stephen LaFond Mark Lange Rif f l Michael Lawless Mike “Shut up yine 36 Tina Ledbetter George Leigh Greg Shut up yine Pamela Lemoi Pam Susan M. Libby Sue, Libbycakes I need some fresh air Hi, honey! Patricia Linehan Patty Susan Lewis Sue, Airhead Linda Lomax Lin, Sudds What the $%L 37 Stephanie Marrocco James Martin Steph Wrong Peter Martucci Edward McArdle Joyce McCrorie Patricia McDermott Susan McDonnell Sextet, Sue 1 ' Go for It! David McSweeney Kathleen McCrystal Paul McKay r t r ? k k 1 r Lisa Mills Donald Moran Jerilyn Morgan 40 Carolyn Morrissey Diane Narcisi Thomas Mulcahey Margaret Murphy Meg It makes me ill. Steven Nelson Judith Newton Florence Obiurka Flo 41 Marita O ' Connor Adrienne Palazzo Age “Let ' s blow this clambake! ' ' “UH- 910 Susan F. O ' Neil Sue “Is there a motion, second, all those in favor, opposed? David Parks Susan Passarelli Savage “It ' s gonna snow this weekend. Janet Paquette 42 Steven Pennine Cheryl Perry Robin Petrone This place is a dive. Anne Pilkington Annie, Anna Banana I can ' t believe this! Jon Pilkington Pilky Still Richard Pistacchio Stash Yea, you did 43 Pamela Priestly Pam, G.G. What?! Cynthia Profughi Cyn Kira Provost Ki, Pro, P.S. 2 Two fingers , Moi?! 44 Alan Quattrini Susan M. Ramieri Suzy Stab What ... ? Kathleen Puleo Christopher Reall Beth a. Reardon C hris Snowbunny I ' m into it. , I guess you had to be there. Joan Reilly Rebecca Resendes Becky Elizabeth Reilly Beamer 1 Cynthia M. Roan Timothy Robenhymer Denise A. Sabato Sabette, Den baby groovy “It ' s Friday, Jackie ' s 46 coming home. Lisa Rogers Shorty Hey, like wow. Angela Santopietro Lisa A. Russo Bucky Judith Segee Jude Get off my easel , Let ' s go cruisin. Lori Serapiglia Tm so nervous. Angela Sibilia Angie Ah-ha Susan Sinesi Seduce-Me Don ' t Start! Todd R. Sevey Brian Shirley Seve yes, Mr. Balasco I ' ll staple pa¬ pers. Lynne Simeone Robert Simmons r Wayne Slader Siam 47 Daniel Sleboda Sleb Gail M. Smith Beamer We ' re outta here! , The word for the day is Lori Snell Kerri Spicer What ' s up? Randy Smith Kelley Stack Kel Erk Killer Crew 48 Lynne St ' Onge Kathleen Strain Kathy Cheryl Sweeney Cher A unicorn? ... Where? Karen Tollman Donald Talbot Lori Tassoni John Tate Kathleen A. Taylor Kathy I can ' t wait for the weekend. Linda Thompson Bindu Obviously! Saassll! Kimberly Togaman Pebbles 49 Jeanne Tondreault Kerry Tucker Sarah, Tripper What a blast from the past! Lori Vagnini Lor David Van Nieuwenhuyze 50 Thomas Varatta Dana Ward Donna Wood Donda, 2Vz I gotta run ' Kimberly Ziegelmayer Kimmy, Ziggy I ' ts tough. , Hey man. Kingsley Whipple Whip, Beasly Where ' s the flipper pit? Karen Wunsch Keerin No, way! 51 Senior Directory ADAMS, MARIANNE Douglas Pike Esmond Concert Choir 10,1112; Chamber Singers 12 Scorpio November 11, 1963 ADLER, JEFF Mapleville Rd Smithfield Football 9,10,11,12 Co-Captain Aquarius January 28, 1964 ALBANESEHOLLY 15 Prospect St Greenville JV Cheer¬ leading 9 Capricorn December 25, 1964 ALEXANIAN, KARA 15 Wade Dr Greenville Assembly Planning 11,12 Scorpio October 29, 1964 ANANIA, MICHAEL 6 Granite Ledge Ave Esmond ANDRESINO, MARIA 24 Roger Williams Dr Greenville Drama 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Operetta 10; Chamber Singers 12; All-State Chorus 11,12 Pisces March 2, 1964 ANTONELLI, JEANNE 32 Spencer Rd Greenville STu- dent Council 11; Assembly Planning 11; Aquarius Janu¬ ary 22, 1964 AUDETTE, MIRIAM 5 Winsor Street Greenville Concert Choir 10,11,12; Scorpio November 5, 1964 AUERBACH, ROBERTA 2 No. Candy Court Student Council 9,10,11,12; Sagittarius November 25, 1964 BAGUS, MARK 8 Calderwood Ave Leo August 19, 1964 BARON, CLIFFORD Peace Pipe Trail Band 9,10,11,12; Gemini June 10, 1964 BARRETTE, CHERYL Sidney Winsor Rd Greenville Stu¬ dent Council 9,10,11,12; Social Chairperson 11; Social Committee 12; Drama 9,10; Smoking Awareness 10,11,12; Student Contact Smoking Awareness 12; Ring Committee 11; Advisory Board 12; Assembly Plan¬ ning 11; Concert Choir 12 Gemini June 3, 1964 BASHAW, DAVID 23 Fanning Lane Greenville Capri¬ corn December 27, 1962 BAXTER, FRANCES 13 Esmond St Esmond Softball 9; Basketball 9,10,11; Tennis 10; Aquarius February 10, 1964 BEAUMIER, BRUCE 17 Mountaindale Rd Smithfield Foot¬ ball; Track; Taurus April 20, 1964 BEDARD, PAUL 10 Bayou Dr Greenville BELLEMORE, MARILYN 29 Whipple Rd Esmond Volley¬ ball 9; Italian Club Treasurer 10; Drama Club 11; Year¬ book Copy Editor 12; Pisces March 13, 1964 BENNETT, TOMMY 23 Lincoln St Football, Hockey Base¬ ball Pisces March 2, 1963 BENNETT, WILLIAM 45 Pleasant View Ave Greenville Football 9,10; X-Country 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9, Captain 10,11,12; Aquarius January 27, 1964 BENOIT, CHRISTINE 17 Eisenhower Dr Scorpio Novem¬ ber 16, 1964 BERN ADI, STEVE 15 Lake Side Dr Football Leo July 26, 1964 BIANCHINI, ALAN 292 A Whipple Rd Smithfield BLANCHETTE, RONALD 16 Richard St Capricorn Janu¬ ary 5, 1964 BOISVERT, RICHARD 4 Cottage Street Scorpio Octo¬ ber 31, 1964 BONITA Tl, JANET 16 Prospect St Esmond Student Council Track 9; Pisces March 17, 1964 BONVOULOIR, CLAUDE 101 Smith Ave Taurus October 14, 1963 BONVOULOIR, DENNIS 101 Smith Ave Greenville Taurus April 30, 1964 BORGES, TERESA Ridge Rd Esmond Taurus May 13, 1964 BORINO, KENNETH 38 Lake Side Dr Esmond BOTTAI, BARRY 29 Roger Williams Dr Greenville BOUCHARD, MICHELLE 137 Farnum Pike Esmond Gemi¬ ni May 24, 1964 BOUCHARD, TIM 15 Hawthorne Rd Greenville X-Coun- try 9; Hockey 9; Track 9,10,11,12 Soccer 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11; Sagitarius December 15, 1963. BO YES, PATRICIA 18 Hawkins Street Cheerleading 11,12; Pisces March 17, 1963 BO YES, RICHARD 18 Hawkins Street Greenville BRAZEE, BRENDA 59 Ridge Rd Smithfield BRIGGS, JAMES 20 Diana Ave Gemini June 14, 1964 BRODEUR, CAROL Washington Highway Student Council 11,12; Social Committee 10,11,12; Smoking Awareness 11,12; Yearbook 12; Advisory Board 12; Concert Choir 12; Capricorn January 16, 1964 BROWN, BARBARA 19 Lincoln St Esmond Social Com¬ mittee 11,12; Aries April 6, 1964 BROWN, BONNIE 76 Cross St Esmond Softball 10; Pisces Feb. 20, 1963 BROWN, GLENN 28 Pleasant View Ave. Capricorn De¬ cember 29, 1963 BROWN, NANCY 12 McIntosh Drive Greenville Drama Club 9, 12; Figure Skating 9,10,11; French Club 9,10; Concert Choir 12; Aquarius February 2, 1964 BUTERA, DA VID 270 Waterman Ave Esmond Football 9,10; Social Committee 11,12; Cancer July 13, 1964 CABRAL, EUGENE 4 River St Esmond Wrestling 10; Scor¬ pio October 27, 1964 CABRAL, ROBERT 18 Penbryn Ave Esmond Wrestling 9,10; Taurus May 13, 1964 CARBERRY, KEITH 1 Deerfield Dr Greenville CARPENTER, BRENDA 5 Maplewood Orch Dr Green¬ ville Assembly Planning 11; Future Teachers 10; Student Council 11; Capricorn January 17, 1964 CARR, MICHAEL 1 Greenbrier Rd Greenville Computer Club 10,11; Student Council 9,10,11; Leo August 1, 1964 CARREIRO, ANN 14 Stillwater Rd Esmond Jr Class V.P. 11; Class Treasurer 9,10; Student Council 9,11; Libra September 28, 1964 CASEY, JAY 121 Log Road Esmond CASPERSON, JAMES 26 Orchard Ave Greenville CATELLE, BRUCE 9 Tucker Rd Greenville CATUGNO, LINDA Deer Run Trail Track 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; X Country 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Leo August 6, 1964 CHAFFEE, MARTHA 22 Lucille Dr Greenville Basketball 10; Libra October 8, 1964 CHAKUROFF, MAUREEN 83 Austin Ave Greenville Con¬ cert Choir 11,12; Sagitarius December 20, 1964 CHARRON, LYNN 30 Spencer Rd Greenville Field Hock¬ ey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Softball 11; Student Council 12; Virgo September 8, 1964 CHIPERAS, ANTONIA 2 Hill St Esmond Student Council 11,12; Social Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Libra Sep¬ tember 26, 1964 CIANCAGLINI, ALBERT 6 Appletown Rd Greenville Band 9,10,11; Student Council 11; Yearbook 12; Leo August 17, 1964 CLUKEY, THOMAS 13 Elizabeth Ave Football 9; Aquar¬ ius Jan. 23, 1964 CONNOR, EILEEN 10 Austin Ave Greenville COONEY, JENNIFER 11 Apple Valley Pkway Greenville Aries April 7, 1964 COOPER, SUSAN 22 Fanning Lane Greenville Student Council 9,10,11,12; Class Sec. 11; Assembly Planning 11;Smoking Awareness 11,12; Soc Comm. 10,12; Cap 8c Gown Comm. 12; Ring Comm. 11; Aquarius January 26, 1964 CORVESE, LISA 17 Sprague St Greenville Leo August 10, 1964 COSTA, DONALD 17 Terrace Dr Greenville COTTER, MAUREEN 8 Maplewood Orchard Dr Green¬ ville CULTON, DAVID 39 Sprague St Greenville Leo July 29, 1964 CUMMINGS, JEFFREY 20 Wade Dr Greenville CUNNINGHAM JO ELLEN 78 Austin Ave Greenville Yearbook 12; Concert Choir 11; Photography Club 11; Scorpio November 10, 1964 CUNNINGHAM, SCOTT 6 Rosewood Drive CURLEY, MARYBETH6 Oakhurst Dr Greenville Concert Choir 10,11,12; Leo August 7, 1964 D ' AGOSTINO, JOSEPH Wonpum Trail Smithfield Track 9,10,11,12; X Country 9,10,11,12; Virgo September 14, 1963 DEMARIO, JEFF 33 Indian Run Trail Esmond DANDENEAU, JOY 6 Coolridge Ave Greenville Aquar¬ ius February 4, 1964 DANIELS, MICHELLE 6 Peach Blossom Lane Greenville Concert Choir 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Social Commit¬ tee 10,11,12; Capricorn December 29, 1964 DA VEY, FRANCIS 6 Douglas Circle Greenville Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Tauras May 8, 1964 DAVID, DEIDRE 10 Hill Ave Esmond Concert Choir 10,11,12; Sec. Principal 11,12; Chamber Singers 11,12; Social Committee 10,11,12; Capricorn December 29, 1964 DAVIS, THOMAS 500 Log Road Esmond DECOTIS, ANTHONY Doublas Pike Smithfield Soccer 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Cancer June 24. DECRISTOFARO, STEPHEN 17 Oakhurst Dr Greenville Pisces Feb 20. DEIORIO, LISA 29 Fourth St Esmond DELUCA, CATHY Indian Run Trail Esmond Assembly Planning 11; Aquarius February 8, 1964 DEMAINE, ELLEN 267 Waterman Ave Esmond DEQUATTRO, DIANE 6 Tunmore Rd Greenville Capri¬ corn January 15. DEQIA TTRO, KAREN 5 Tunmore Rd Greenville Pisces March 7, 1964 DESJARLAIS, EDDY 22 Elmgrove Ave Football 9; Art Metal, Jewelry 11; Aquarius February 4, 1963 DESJARLAIS, SCOTT 22 Meadow View Dr Georgeville Cribbage Club 10,11,12 Libra September 30, 1964 DESNOYERS, PAUL 30 Sprague St Greenville Football 9,10,1112; Baseball 11, Wrestling 9; Virgo September 20, 1963 DESOURDY, STEVEN 19 Pemlryn Ave Virgo September 20, 1964 DIGULIO, MARTHA 14 Greenlake Dr Greenville DIMUCCIO, BOBS Cedar Grove Dr Greenville Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; T rack 9,10,11,12; Aries April 10, 1964 DIONNE , KEVIN 18 Tucker Rd Greenville DIPETRILLO, ALAN 11 Oakhurst Dr Greenville Baseball 9,10; Taurus April 29, 1964 DORGAN, STEVEN 263 Waterman Ave Gemini June 10, 1964 D’ORSI, MARGARET 10 David St Greenville Future Teachers 10; Assembly Planning 11; Student Council 12; Pisces March 4, 1964 DOWNEY , JOSEPH 21 Douglas Circle Pisces March 7, 1964 DRUMMOND, NANCY 57 Stillwater Rd. Esmond Assem¬ bly Planning 10,11,12 Pisces March 1, 1964 DUBUQUE ; DONALD 24 Cider Lane Greenville Soccer 9; Hockey 9,10; Pisces March 20, 1964 DUFFY, WALTERS Adelaide Ave Esmond Aries April 15, 1964 DWYER, SALLY 5 Patricia Circle Esmond Student Coun¬ cil 9,10,11; Cheerleader 11; Libra October 16, 1964 ELGAR, MARIA Whipple Road Esmond X- Country 9,10,11; Track 9,10 Gemini June 8, 1964 ESPOSITO 54 Stillwater Road Esmond FANNING, SHEILA 26 Fanning Lane Greenville Capri¬ corn Dec. 27, 1964 FARRELL, KATHY 32 Douglas Circle Greenville FEHLBERG, CHARLES 21 Concord Street Aries April 4, 1963 FEHLBERG, LORI 2 1 Concord Street Aries April 4, 1963 FETTA, GINO 5 Oliver Street Esmond Scorpio Novem¬ ber 17, 1964 FIORE, ALLAN 4 Hawthrone Rd Greenville Soccer, Hockey Aquarius February 19, 1964 FONTAINE, JOANNE 21 Spencer Rd Student Council 11; Assembly Planning 11; Cancer July 15, 1964 FONTAINE, RICHARD 4 Chestnut Hills Ct Greenville Soccer 9,10,11; Photography 10,11; Virgo September 14, 1964 FONTAINE, SHERYL 30 Fenwood Ave Esmond Figure Skating 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,12; Operetta 9,10; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Chamber Singers 12; All State Chorus 12 Cancer July 9, 1964 FUSCO, DONNA 73 Pleasant View Ave Pisces March 10, 1964 FUZEK, KAREN 26 Baldwin Drive Aries April 15, 1964 GALLANT, KURT AS Sidney St Esmond GARRIEPY, JOSEPH Capron Rd Esmond GATT A, GINA 8 Camp St Esmond Softball 9,10; Band 9,10,11; Concert Choir 11,12; Social Committee 9,10,1112 Pisces March 17, 1964 GEORGE, SHARON 49 John Mo wry Rd Smithfield Pisces March 14, 1964 GEREMIA, TIMA 0 Douglas Circle Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Aquarius February 17, 1964 GERLACH, THOMAS 38 Willow Rd Greenville Football 9,10,11,12; Hockey 9,10,11,12; Tra.ck 11,12; Team Sports 10,1112; Pisces March 9, 1964 GILLERLANE, MICHAEL 16 Maplewood Orchard Dr Pi¬ sces Feb. 22, 1964 GOMES, CLAUDIO 37 Stillwater Rd Football 12; Leo August 17, 1964 GORMAN, ROBERT 76 Dean Ave Esmond Track 11; Chess Club 10,11,12; Capricorn January 13, 1964 GOSPER, KEVINS 2 Box 242-A N. Scituate, Leo August 11 1964 GOSSELIN, JOY 196 Pleasant View Ave Concert Choir 10,1112; Chamber Singers 12; Drama 10; Gemini June 8, 1964 GRAY, GARY 660 Putnam Pike Greenville HAMEL, GISELE 38 Esmond St Esmond Drama Club 9,10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Chamber Singers 12; Gemini June 14, 1964 HAMEL, RICHARD 20 Sweet Rd Esmond Soccer 9,10,11,12; Hockey 9,10,11,12; Cancer June 29, 1964 HAMPSON, PATRICIA 10 Catherine Rd Band 9,10; Yearbook 12; Student Council 11,12; Virgo September 9, 2964 HARDMAN, DEBBIE Orchard Ave Greenville Basketball 9,10,1112; Softball 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 10,11,12; Team Sports 10,11,12 Pisces February 27, 1964 HARNOIS, MICHELLE Kane Rd Esmond Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9; Student Council Rep 9,10; Student Council Treasurer 11, Student Council V.P. 12; French Club 10; Model Legislature 11,12; Project In-Site 9; Project Close Up Capricorn January 2, 1964 HART, JAMES 25 Diana Ave Esmond HAWKINS, CHERYL 5 Laurel Ct Smithfield Field Hockey 9.10.11.12 (cap 12) Student Council 9,10,11,12 Year¬ book 9,10,11,12 Social Committee 12; Cancer June 28, 1964 HA WKINS, JON 32 Barnes Street Greenville Scorpio November 15, 1964 HICKEY, MARY 4 Robert St Greenville Leo August 5, 1964 HIGHAM, ELENA 22 Lincol St Esmond HOWARD, JAMES Williams Rd Smithfield Scorpio No¬ vember 12, 1964 JARVIS, STEPHEN 11 Hawthorne Rd X-Country 9; Hock¬ ey 9,10; Track 9,11; Soccer 10; Tennis 10; Football 11.12 Yearbook 11,12; Aries April 9, 1964 JENKINS, DENISE27 Leland Mowrey Dr Esmond Scorpio November 8, 1964 JOHNSON, ERIC 31 Willow Rd Leo August 22, 1963 JOHNSON, ROBIN 240 Harris Rd Aquarius February, 6, 1964 JOYAL, ROCHELLE 253 Waterman Ave Centerdale Sagitarius Dec. 14, 1963 KANE, TIMOTHY 923 Greenville Ave Greenville KARSPECK WALTER 17 Maplecrest Dr Virgo Septem¬ ber 14, 1964 KENYON, SUZANNE 12 Peach Blossom La, Greenville Drama 9,10; Aquarius February 16, 1964 KERWIN, CHRIS 4 Oliver St Sagitarius December 13, 1964 KING, KATHRYN 5 Gladstone St Student Council 9,10,11; Softball 11,12; Libra October 19, 1964 LABRIE, GAIL 7 Barnes St Greenville Gymnastic 9; Track 9,10; Capricorn December 28, 1964 LABRIE, NANCY 7 Barnes St Greenville Capricorn De¬ cember 28, 1964 LACHAPELLE, EDWARD 5 Circle Rd Esmond Aquarius February 14, 1964 LAFAZIA, LOR1 10 Lark Rd Greenville Aries April 7, 1964 LAFOND, STEVE 7 Dongay Rd Esmond Golf Leo August 12, 1963 LAKE, ANDREW 33 Maplecrest Dr Greenville Pisces February 25, 1964 LANFREDI, JUDITH 11 Laurel Hill Dr Esmond Student Council 9; Photo Club 10; Yearbook 12; Concert Choir 11,12; Leo August 20, 1964 LANGE, MARK 64 Macarthur Dr Golf 11,12 Chess 9,10,11; Virgo September 16, 1964 LAPAN, LISA Homestead Ave Esmond LAW, VICTORIA Tarkiin Road Chepachet Track 10,11; Gemini June 15, 1964 LAWLESS, MICHAEL Breezy Knoll Rd Aries March 22, 1964 LEBLANC, GLORIA 57 Esmond St Esmond Gemini June 6, 1964 LEDBETTER, TINA 8 Rosewood Dr Greenville LEE, DAVID 13 Stephen St Greenville LEIGH, GEORGE 10, Calister St Virgo September 8, 1964 LEMOI, PAMELA 23 Leland Mowry Dr Aries April 6, 1964 LEWIS, SUSAN 19 Appletown Rd Field Hockey 9; Team- sports 10; Shop 11; Distributive Ed 12; Aries April 9, 1964 LIBBY, SUSAN Bayview Dr Jamestown R.l. Cheerleader 10,11,12; Cap 12; Student Council 9,10,11; Yearbook 12; Scorpio October 28, 1964 LINEHAN, PATRICIA 16 Laurel Hill Dr Esmond Concert Choir 9,10,11,12 Chamber Singers 12; Student Council 10; Pisces February 21, 1964 LOMAX, LINDA 6 Jambray Dr Esmond Yearbook 10,12; Aries March 24, 2964 LUSHER, JON 130 Log Rd Esmond LYNCH, THOMAS 23 Spencer Rd Greenville MACDONALD, NANCY 23 Austin Ave Greenville Bas¬ ketball 9,10; Yearbook 12; Aries April 17, 1964 MACKAY, PAUL 89 Smith Ave Greenville MAHDESIAN, TANYA 6 Cypress Dr Greenville MARCOTTE, ANNETTE 6 Whitman St Esmond MARROCCO, STEPHANIE 6 Hazel Dr Smithfield Concert Choir Taurus May 7, 1964 MARTIN, JAMES 6 River St Greenville MARTUCCI, PETER 1 Abner St Esmond MATRUMALL, ANTHONY 44 Harris Rd Esmond MCARDLE, EDWARD 16 Continental Rd Greenville MCCRORIE, JOYCE Whipple Road Class Secretary 9,10; Operetta 9,10; Student Council 9,11; Field Hock¬ ey 9; Chamber Singers 11,12; Concert Choir 10; Model Legislature 12; Pisces February 19, 1964 MCDERMOTT, PATTI 20 Ceder Lane Greenville MCDONNELL, SUSAN 264 Waterman Ave Esmond Cheerleader 11; Capricorn January 12, 1964 MCKAY , PAUL 2 Duchess Way Greenville MCMAUGH, MICHAEL 8 Ernest St Esmond MCSWEENEY, DA VID 25 Maplewood Orchard Dr Close Up 11; In- Site 9; All State Choir 10,11 Operetta 10; Capricorn December 28, 1964 MCSWEENEY, JACQUELINE 2 Peach Blossom La Greenville Student Council 9,10; Drama 11; Yearbook 11; Pisces February 24, 1964 MCWILLIAMS, CATHLEEN7 Thornston Ave Esmond Leo July 30, 1964 MILLS, LISA 54 Pleasant View Ave Greenville MORAN, DONALD 20 Esmond St Esmond MORGAN, JERILYN72 Smith Ave Greenville MORRISSEY, CAROLYN 3 Candy Ct Esmond MULCAHEY, THOMAS 61 Greenlake Dr Greenville MURPHY, MARGARET 130 Farnum Pk Esmond Model Legislature 9; Student Council 11,12; Class Treasurer 11,12; Aquarius February 18, 1964 NARCISI, DIANE 3 Quaker La Greenville NELSON, STEVEN 3 Cottage St Esmond NEWTON, JUDY 123 John Mo wry Rd Esmond OBIURKA, FLORENCE 22 Elmgrove Ave Aries April 7, 1964 O ' CONNOR, MARITA 101 Austing Ave Greenville Field Hockey 9; Softball 9; Virgo September 11, 1964 OCTEAU, KENNETH 531 Putnam Ave Greenville Hock¬ ey 10; Aquarius February 18, 1964 O ' NEIL, SUSAN 16 Concord Street Greenville Student Council 10,11,12; Student Council Secretary 11; Stu¬ dent Council President 12; Concert Choir 11,12; Chorus 10, Smoking Awareness 12; Yearbook 12; Varsity Cheerleading 11; Creative Writing 10; Cap And Gown Committee 12; Executive Board 12; Aries March 31, 1964 PAGNOZZI, KERRI 5 Arrow Head Trail Smithfield Leo August 4, 1964 PALAZZO, ADRIENNE 1 Swan Rd Smithfield Cancer July 19, 1964 PAQUETTE, JANET27 Julian St Esmond Field Hockey 9; Student Council 9; Chamber Singers 11,12; Model Leg. Gemini June 12, 1964 PARKS, DA VID 2 Fairmount Smithfield Capricorn De¬ cember 22, 1964 PASSARELLI, SUSANKaren Ann Drive Smithfield Scorpio November 14, 1964 PENNINE, STEPHEN 4 Circle Rd Esmond PERRY, CHERYL 326 Old Country Rd Esmond Gemini May 25, 1964 PETRONE, ROBIN 16 Country Dr Greenville Cheerlead¬ ing 11,12; Sagittarius December 9, 1964 PILKINGTON, ANNE 9 Sutton St Greenville Art Leo Au¬ gust 4, 1964 PILKINGTON, JONS Oliver St Esmond Student Council 10,11,12; Soph Class S.C. Senior Class Vp Football 10,11,12; Co-Captain 12; Track 11; Executive Board 12; Varsity Letter Club 12; Sagittarius December 11, 1964 PISTACCHIO, RICHARD 35 Austin Ave Hockey Capri¬ corn January 1 PLACIDO, DAVID 15 Spencer Rd Greenville Wrestling 10,11,12; Varsity Letter Club 11,12; Scorpio November 12, 1964 POLLOCK, CHARLES 7 Applevalley Parkway Greenville PORTER, KEVIN 181 Ridge Rd Football 9,10,12; Student Council 9,10,11; Soph Class Pres. 10. Capricorn January 1, 1965 POTTER, SEAN 22 Spencer Rd Greenville Football 9,10,11,12; Golf 12; Yearbook 11,12; Capricorn Janu¬ ary 16, 1964 PRIESTLEY, PAMELA pi. 112 Pleasant View Ave Assem¬ bly Planning 11,12; Capricorn January 3, 1964 PROFUGHI, CINDY 23 Randall St Greenville Leo August 17, 1964 PROVOST, KIRA 13 Whitman St Esmond French Club 9,10,11,12; Softball 9, 10,11,12; Field Hockey 11,12; Vir¬ go September 2, 1964 PULEO, KATHY 141 Old Country Rd Esmond QUATTRINI, ALLAN 8 Crabapple Lane Greenville RAMIERI, SUSAN 27 Penloryn Ave X Country 9; Con¬ cert Choir 10,11; Leo August 5, 1964 RE ALL, CHRISTOPHER A Wade Drive Hockey 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Social Comm. 11,12; Yearbook 12; Team Sports 10,11; Taurus May 5, 1964 REARDON, BETH 32 Randall St Greenville Concert Choir 10,11; Chamber Singers 11,12; Student Council 9,10; Section Principle 10; Modern Music Masters Scor¬ pio November 21, 1964 REILLY, ELIZABETH 2 Duchess Way Greenville X Coun¬ try 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 12; Yearbook 10,11,12; Cancer July 1, 1964 REILLY, JIM 3 Whipple Ave Esmond December 26, 1963 REILLY, JOAN 101 Farnum Pike Esmond RESENDES, REBECCA 35 Fen wood Ave Taurus May 18, 1964 REARDON , TIMMY 6 Mowry Rd Greenville ROAN, CYNTHIA Burlinggame Rd X-Country 9,10,1112; Track 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Capricorn December 30, 1964 ROBENHYMER, TIM 9 Fenwood Ave Esmond ROGERS ' , LISA 18 Karen Ann Dr Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Track 11; Virgo August 27, 1964 RONCI, RONNIE 16 Smith Ave N. Scituate RUSSO , LISA 9 Adams St. Smithfield Softball 9,10,1112; Sagitarius December 15, 1964 SABATO, DENISE 29 Lakeside Dr Esmond Cheerleading 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Chamber Singers 11; Student Council 9,10,11,12 Aquarius January 27, 1964 SEGEE, JUDY 951 Greenville Ave, Greenville Chef ' s Club 10; Assembly Planning 11,12; Aquarius January 29, 1964 SERAPIGLIA, LORI 293 Old Country Rd Esmond Track 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Student Council 11; Cancer July 8, 1964 SEVEY, TODD 10 Appletown Rd X- Country 9,10,11- Track 9,10,1112 Gemini June 1 1964 SHIRLEY, BRIAN Douglas Pike Esmond SIBILIA, ANGELA 314 Old Country Rd Smithfield Voll ey¬ ball 9; Gemini June 6, 1964 SINESI, SUAN9 Burlingame Rd Esmond Libra October 2, 1964 SLADER, WA YNE Lydia Ann Rd Cancer June 24, 2964 SLEBODA, DANIEL 295 Douglas Pike Hockey Pisces March 14, 1963 SMITH, GAIL 36 Barnes St. Greenville X-Country 9,10,11; Field Hockey 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Teamsports 9,10; Yearbook 11,12; V.P. 10; President 11; Student Council 9,10 11; Social Chairper¬ son 9; Cancer July 14, 1964 SMITH, JANE 16 Ernest St Esmond Sagittarius De¬ cember 11, 1964 SMITH, RANDY 42 Second St Smithfield SMITH, SANDY 132 Old Country Rd Esmond SNELL, LORI 2 Showberry Ct. Esmond SPENCER, TERESA 38 Log Rd Smithfield SPICER, KERRIC olwell Rd Greenville Softball 10,11; Leo August 11, 1964 STACK, KELLEY 9 Valley View Dr Cheerleading 11; Student Council 11,12; Yearbook 12; Tarus May 19, 1964 ST. ONGE, LYNNE 24 Lincoln Street Cheerleading 9; Aquarius February 16, 1964 STRAIN, KATHLEEN 20 Peach Blossom Lane Scorpio November 16, 1964 SWEENEY, CHERYL 132 Old Country Rd Smithfield Caprcorn January 19, 1964 TALBOT, DONALD 25 Coolridge Rd Greenville TALLMAN, KAREN 7 Scenic View Dr Esmond Student Council 9,10,1112; Secretary 12; Social Comm 9,10,1112; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Chamber Singers 12; Ring Comm 11; Assembly Planning 11; Operetta 9,10; Taurus TASSONI, LORI 43 Barnes St Greenville Aries March 24, 1964 TAYLOR, KATHLEEN 4 1 Lakeside Dr Student Council 10,11; Yearbook 10,12; Cheerleading il Aquarius Feb¬ ruary 19, 1964! THOMPSON, LINDA John Mowry Rd Cheerleading 9,10; Cancer July 19, 1964 TOEGEMANN, KIM 21 Coolridge Ave Greenville Virgo August 25, 1964 TUCKER, KERRY 13 Lincoln St Capricorn January 7, 1964 TURCHETTI, RICO 11 Roger Williams Dr Greenville Stage Band 12; Scorpio October 24, 1964 VAGNINI, LORI 4 Birch Rd Greenville Pisces February 22, 1964 VAN EPS, DARLA 3 Deerfield Dr Greenville Aries April 14, 1964 VANNIEUWENHUYZE, DAVID 106 Clark Rd Lincoln VAR ATT A, TOMMY 25 Austin Ave Smithfield WARD, DANA 105 Farnum Pike Smithfield WHIPPLE, KINGSLEY 1 Palmer Street Capricorn Janu¬ ary 16, 1964 WILBER, LORRAINE 11 Bayou Dr Greenville Aries April 1 1964 WOOD, DONNA Rocky Hill Rd Capricorn January 11, 1964 WUNSCH, KAREN 5 Sheffield Rd Greenville Student Council 12; Track 11; Yearbook 12; French Club 9,10,11; Taurus May 18, 1964 ZAMMARELLI, CINDY Douglas Pike Aries March 21 1964 ZIEGELMAYER, KIMBERLY John Mowry Rd Track 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Virgo September 12, 1964 A dministration Vice-Principal Joseph Sprague Vice-Principal David Reilly Secretaries Margerie Demaine, R.N.-Nurse Elaine Jenkins-Librarian 59 Guidance Sitting: Barbara Giarrusso, Standing (L-R): George Tracy, Robert Salisbury Nancy O ' Donnell i Resource ] Michael Santucci 60 iMNllilP | English There ' s nothing like a bang on the head. James Giroux justness I The Flying Nun? Sitting: C. Delsesto, J. Benkosky, Standing (L-R), M. Viens, D. Dauphinee, C. Hamel, A. Tortolani 61 Sitting: M. Schreitmueller, G, Frechette, R. Nocera. Standing L-R: A. Filippini, T. Tobin, A. Bolasco, J. Marshall, R. 62 Graham Barbara Smith Ronald St. Onge Jack Lawrence Janet Caito 5oc a Studies | | Foreign Languages | Science Kneeling: N. Martin, D, Bartlett, Lying: R. Dimock Standing (L-R): B. Kopec, R. Johnson, E. Hill, R, Petell, J. Lelli Sitting (L-R): K. Camara, J. Newcum, L. McPhail Standing (L-R): R. Mandolfi, Albert Satula Guess who? | Industrial Arts | (L-R) P. Chauvin, P. Hillstrom 64 Elaine Collinson Robert Cleasby Allen Tinkham 65 Physical Education Nancy Saccoia Carl Buglio 66 | C fc 7e ? | The Betty Crockers of Smithfield The Custodial Staff 67 TTlewories... The first day of school is always a memorable event LJe talk over old -times arid, the .summer we spent. The year u as just beginning , it seemed, -never - ending, Tdz get our schedules of classes we ' ll he rarely attending. Our attention is then focused on. the hcynecom_i ny scene Spirib aeek, the garrue ) the dance, and who will he guecn. Time then drays hy and the Christmas season is near b-fe. discuss the fiall, our dates, snd what we will wear February and Inarch, were plagued, with carnation sales, Computer matching, cheer Leading competitionjandcolleye details. Tt was then April and s pring coas -finalhy here., 1 Je all had spring -Fever and really did , t osre. •Senioribis was upon us and graduation was near The Senior supper and AuJards day had all us Seniors there. A big event was also the prom which was held on- the ?th cFJune All thoughts ujere on the fact •that we would be graduating scon. All in all the year was touched with crafty events, The slci trip, the ujhale watch, and the weekends spent spent. nTouj is the time to sc ream, party J and. 5hoax, The class o-f ?;i has finally broken out . . - 5 usan kibbu 68 Student Council We ' ve been bored with this group for two years now! Caro! takes it all in. Is this really better than class? (L-R) front: M. Harnois (V.P.), S. O ' Neil (Pres.), middle: K. Toll¬ man (Sec), T. Catalfomo (Tres.), M. Walsh (S. Chairperson), back: L. Parkhurst (Advisor) You realize, of course, that I ' M never really THIS busy! My fellow students _ Gisele and Maria find something amusing! 69 Yearbook Staff-Anvil ' 82 Kathy works hard as usual. Art Editor Judy Lantredi completes yet another masterpiece. Editor Cheryl and Business manager Carol discuss sales. Our work crew look over some pictures. Typist Sue O ' Neil takes a well de¬ served break. Nancy is mesmerized with some recent returns Josten ' s consultant Bruce Dupis Anvil 82 ' s advisor Mary Margaret ladevaia in one of her happier moments, showing his serious side. 70 HS ' s Clubs And Organizations Library Aides Distributive Education Concert Choir Smithfield and E. Greenwich perform in a combined concert. Mimi is torn between two lovers. Ail eyes on Uncle Bob. Martha and Carolyn get into the concert. Carolyn and Joy sing their hearts out. M ♦ w A more serious side for a change. Chamber Singers Joy Gosselin sings a solo. Deidre Displays her lung capacity. The S.H.S. Chamber Sings give another successful concert. Chris Kerwin straining to remember the words. The Chamber Singers perform in conjunction with S.H.S. Concert Marianne concentrates on a high Choir and E. Greenwich Concert Choir. r 73 74 Band Michaela concentrates on the tune. Blow that horn! Four pipers piping ... Denise Thurber and Judy McVey pound out per¬ cussion. Jamming out during a concert. A True TriencL Honesty and truth are a very fcio part Of friendship that comes direct ly -From, tl Loyalty and trusting also play a role. And understanding dll that ' s said,on the heart. on the. whole. Bein unselfish and very shariny Come with all the love and carino. On tjou people can. depend That ' s one siyn of feting a -friend. Vou can always be relied upon you ' re available, xuhtn all others have, yone. you ' re a yood iisiener and lend an ear Xnd you alhjays help me ushtn you ' re here you ' re considerate to me And everyone you. see, iative a?f the time Appreciative i ou’ne 3 true and. good friend of mint. Susan kibhu 75 76 77 (L-R) Jeanne Tondreault, Kathy McCrystal, Susan (L-R) Kristine DeKeulenaere, Lora Simeone, Joy Gos- Lewis, Susan Zigas, Cheryl Curley, Jackie Carderelli. selin, Ann Carreiro, Jerry Morgan, Susan O ' Neil. 78 79 Football In a season that was though to be disappointing, the Sentinel Gridders came within one yard of winning the Class BB crown. Led by co-captains Jeff Adler and Jon Pilkington, the Sentinels fought their way to a victorious season. Losing only two league games. The game against Lincoln would come to decide the class BB title. The relentless play of All- Stater Tom Bennett just wasn ' t enough to hold back Lincoln. The season would never have been a success if it wasn ' t for the superb coaching of Jim Dunn, and assis¬ tant Tom Burhough, the solid play of seniors, J. Pilkington, J. Hart, S. Potter, S. Jarvis, K. Porter, F. Da- vey, S. Bernardi: all division choices T. Gerlach, B. DiMuccio, J. Adler, and T. Bennett contribut¬ ed to a surprisingly successful season. S.H.S. OPPONENT 16 Woonsocket 6 36 Classical 14 12 Narragansett 28 16 Central 0 27 Westerly 8 26 E. Greenwich 16 6 St. Rays 15 26 Portsmouth 14 18 Bristol 0 6 Lincoln 12 26 N. Providence 16 The ' 1981 Varsity Football Team The calm before the storm. 80 Jim Beamer Hart running for daylight. Awaiting the toss! Boys ' Cross Country The 1982 X-Country season was an unqualified success in the opinion of coach Joe Bennett. We had runners committed to improving their performances and to contributing to the suc¬ cess of the team. While the con¬ crete highlights of the season were the naming of Dave Paren- teau, to the 1st. team All-Class, and, Mike McMaugh ' s All-Class Honorable Mention, the true measure of achievement is the fact that everyone improved consistently during the season. Dave Bogus scored a major tri¬ umph with his 4th. place finish in the O.L.P. freshman invitational. Captains Joe D ' Agostino, Mike McMaugh, and Bill Bennett, will be missed. However with outstand¬ ing runners, Parenteau, Bogus, Bis- sett, Campbell, Clark, Gallagher, Linehan, and Martin returning, next fall looks promising. The 1981 Cross-Country Team Captain Joe D ' Agostino, and Coach Joe Bennett Senior runners Joe D ' Agostino, Mike McMaugh, and Bill Bennett 82 83 Girls ' Cross Country With only five returning veter¬ ans, the season may have been bleak if it were not for the top group of freshmen runners ever produced at Smithfield. The team took its first Northern Division Championship ever, and added the Class B Title as well. A 3rd. place finish in the State Meet, and a 7th place finish in the New Englands concluded a successful ' 8f season. Senior Cindy Roan, and junior Donna Brown were selected to the 2nd team All-State and 1st team All-Div. squads. Joined by junior W. lannuzzi and freshman J. Allen, who were also voted to the All-Div team. Losing co-capts. Cindy Roan, and Linda Catuogno, and fielding eight freshmen this season, makes the future look bright for the female Sentinels. S.H.S, OPPONENT 15 St. Rays 50 15 Lincoln 50 25 Cumberland 31 15 N. Providence 50 22 Woonsocket 33 16 Bish, Keough 47 20 Mt. St. Charles 43 Standing: (L-R) L. Catugno, K. Lomax, J. Allan, J. Allan, K. VanGordan, 1. Anderson, Coach Lelli, Kneeling: (L-R) C. Geremia, C. Roan, D. Brown, W. lannuzzi, C. Charron, M. Day Captains: Cindy Roan, Linda Catugno Juay Allan, Jill Allan, The Allan Twins. 84 or 85 Soccer In a year of rebuilding, with only six seniors returning, the Sentinel booters had less than a sensa¬ tional season, finishing with a re¬ cord of 3-15. In the final game of the season, co-captains Al Fiore, and Anthony DeCotis led the Sentinels to an upset victory over Bristol, the top team in the state. This ended the season on a good note. Tim Bouchard, Dick Boyes, Ricky Hamel and Barry Bottai helped the Sentinels on to an en¬ joyable season. S.H.S. 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 OPPONENT Cranston E. 3 E. Prov. 2 Hendricken 3 Cumberland 3 BurrillviHe Barrington 3 LaSalle 7 Portsmouth 3 Bristol 5 Cranston E. 6 E. Prov. 3 Hendricken 3 Cumberland 6 BurrillviHe 2 Barrington 2 LaSalle 3 Portsmouth 3 Bristol 0 1st. row (kneeling), J. Salisbury, T. Bouchard, J. DeCotis, D. Goolgasian, B. Hickey, K. Brown, T. Curley, T. Ravanelle. 2nd. row (Coach) Dick Brochu, D. D ' Atri, R. Hamel, R. Boyes, A. Fiore, B. Bottai, A. DeCristofaro, T. DeCotis. Dick Brochu gives last minute instructions to the Mighty Sentinel Booters. Captains Al Fiore, and Tony DeCotis laughingly decide the fate of the rival team. 1981 returning seniors, and Coach Dick Brochu, R. Hamel, T. Bouchard, R. Boyes, A. Fiore, B. Bottai, A. DeCotis 86 don ' t know ' r Phi,OSOfDhy: 1 Senior Al Fiore displays his unique ball handling style. Field Hockey The 1981 season proved to be a very prosperous one. Lynn Charron, Debbie Hardman, and Cheryl Hawkins as tri-capt. led this dedicated and truly skilled varsity team to many ex¬ citing games. Michaela Walsh, Deb¬ bie Hardman, and Theresa Schlem- mer were chosen for the first team All-Div., while Kira Provost was select¬ ed to the 2nd team All-Div. Without your team being one of the play-off teams it is very difficult to become acknowledged as a good field hock¬ ey player in this state. Sue Szylin, Mi¬ chelle Buteau, Rachel Bridgehouse, Lyn Banville and Lori Catuogno made up the remainder of the squad all of which turned out super perfor¬ mances the entire season! However, with the skill and improvement that has been achieved by the j.v. team, many of them will see a great deal of varsity play for the 1982 year. S.H.S. 0 3 2 0 2 0 2 2 1 2 Opponent Lincoln 1 Cranston East 0 Woonsocket 0 Burrillville 0 Cumberland Lincoln 0 Cranston East 1 Woonsocket 1 Burrillville 2 Cumberland 0 Varsity Team: Standing (l-r) Coach S. Reposa, T. Enus, L. Banville, P. Bruno, C. Hawkins, L. Charron, K. Provost, D. Hardman, C. Forrest, L. Catugno, Kneeling: (l-r) K. Gerimia, T. Schlemmer, M. Buteau, S. Szylin, M. Walsh, J. Morgan, R. Bridgehouse. 1981 J.R. Varsity Field Hockey Team 88 Tri-Captains: Debbi Hardman, Cheryl Hawkins, Lynn Charron Sue Szylin makes her move! Our Defense awaits, but Karen at her best? 89 - {InrsitiJ Cheer leaders - Our yfar has been a, successful one in ujhich me all have found, Thai uuhen me hit a. rouejh spot LJa almapS held our ground. uJe had our share of fun All throughout the pear. LJt pave the teams our supporC And most of all , all were sincere. lo sum up the Vars tp Cheerleaders Is impossible to da The only map ho do it Ts -ho leave it iota Up up ho pou. (and be nice!) Susan Libbu Varsity Cheerleaders J-V Cheerleaders The annual Cheerleading Competition was held at North Smithfield High on March 19. 1982. For the first time, the Smithfield High School Competi¬ tion Cheerleaders came in first place and earned the title of State Champions. This honor was well deserved by these cheerleaders for the time and effort they put into making themselves successful. The team consisted of Sue Libby (captj, Carolyn Morrissey (capt.), Denise Sa- bato, Lora Simeone, Johnna Colantuono, Nancy Bouchard, Sue Zigas, Diane Duarte, Karen Cerroni, Sue Brown (third place in individual compe¬ tition), Paula Seidzik, Erin Riordan. Cathy Clossick, (Advisor). 90 91 Wrestling The 81-82 edition of the Smithfield Wrestling Team finished the season with a 5-8-1 record, including a third place finish in the Surburban West Tournament. Seniors Bob DiMuccio and Frank Davey both held outstanding seasons for the Sentinels. Both were all-league and all-star selections and Bob DiMuccio was also a first team all-state selection and second team all- New England selection. Also selected for all league was fresh¬ man Chris Davey. Also making a fine contribution to the team were seniors T. DeCotis, D. Placido, T. Geremia, and juniors L. LePere, S. Geremia, and juniors L. LePere, S. Robbins and P. Spameni. The future looks bright with outstanding freshmen Chris Davey, C. Carbone, S. Haigh, G. Kelley, and R. Tartaglia. Tim Geremia breaking away Seniors: B. DiMuccio, D. Placido and T. Geremia (Miss¬ ing: F. Davey, A. DeCotis) Top L-R: Mr. T„ P. Spameni, M. D ' Atri, T. Geremia, B. DiMuc¬ cio, D. Placido, L. Lapere, S. Gardner, T. Howard, G. Kelly Bottom: S. Haigh, C. Carbone, S. Brown, C. Davey, L. Covette, M. Tartaglia Gymnastics The gymnastics team experienced a rather disappointing season. Their series of losses was attributed to the fact that a young freshman team with not very much experience in league competition compared to other division teams. The potential of freshmen Elizabeth Roberts, Dawn Cattelle, and Lynn Chevoya will be of major importance in creating a strong team in the future years. Captain Michelle Harnois Oopsl Perfection! OJOOOCNI CN OO OOOCM Boys ' Basketball The Boys ' Basketball Team may have compiled an impres¬ sive win and loss record (4-12) in league play and judging from The record alone some people may think the team had a dismial sea¬ son. Not sol says. Coach Benoit. Take into consideration the fact that the Sentinels suffered a complete wipeout of first string¬ ers except this year ' s Captain, and only Senior Bill Bennett, the odds were the Sentinels would finish the season in last place- they proved the critics wrong again. There were bright aspects for the basketball season such as Billy Bennett who was an out¬ standing performer throughout the year. Other strong points the team had were overall quickness and ballhandling. Coach Benoit also praised the boys for their sportsmanship, patience and their fine team play. S.H.S. 1 3 1 OPPONENT Cranston East 3 E. Providence 2 Hendricken 3 Cumberland 3 Burrillville 1 Barrington 3 LaSalle Portsmouth 3 Bristol 5 Cranston East 6 E. Providence 3 Hendricken 3 Cumberland 6 Burrillville 2 Barrington 2 LaSalle 3 Portsmouth 3 Bristol 0 Varsity seated: (L-R) K. Walker, R. Tubman, J. Reynolds, D. Pietryski, G. Ciancaglini. standing: (L-R) Coach B. Benoit, B. Hickey, D. Passarelli, D. Parenteau, W. Bennett, T. Catalfomo, K. Brown, M. Hart : . « Junior Varsity seated: (L-R) D. Kemp, E. Priscbella, J. Reynolds, K. Walker, D. Pietryski standing: (L-R) Coach J. Wignot, B. Hickey, K. LaBrie, D. Passarelli, K. Howard, D. D ' Atri, K. Brown, J. Bissette, M. Hart 94 Captain Bill Bennett The heat is on! Tony tries to show Mike Hart tries out for cheerlead¬ ing! Ron Tubman reaches for the sky. Jim Hart takes a step into the scene. All within an arm ' s length. Greenwich thinks they ' re playing football. 95 Girls ' Basketball A small, young and inexperi¬ enced girl ' s basketball team struggled through a tough Class A schedule managing only 4 vic¬ tories, Not helping the cause was the loss of Senior Co-Capt. Lynn Charron, an outstanding all around player, who dislocated her shoulder in December and was out for the season. Some promising notes for the future include: most of the start¬ ers are only sophomores and one was a 9th grader. The team ' s leading scoreer and rebounder, Kathy Fugere, is only a sopho¬ more, the J.V. Team was very successful and many of these 9th graders are going to basketball camp this summer, the Junior High Girls ' team won the State Cham¬ pionship for the 2nd consecutive year and many of these girls will be on the high school team next year. S.H.S. Opponent 67 Prout 34 40 Barrington 30 28 Woonsocket 53 34 Cranston West 35 29 Cumberland 53 31 Toll Gate 57 36 Bay View 59 27 E. Providence 42 27 St. Xavier 42 31 Barrington 23 28 Woonsocket 50 30 N. Kingston 51 34 Cumberland 55 45 Cranston East 43 53 Bay View 88 29 Warwick Vets 59 34 E. Providence 38 Top row (I to r) Coach Cindy Neal, Lori Catuogno, Lyn Banville, Sue Leddy, Rachel Bridgehouse, Julie Foley, Michaela Walsh, Bottom row: Debbie Hardman, Lynn Charron, Gail Smith, Liz Reilly Senior team members Debbie Hardman, Lynn Charron, Gail Smith, and Liz Reilly. Coach Neal uses sign language to discuss the play. Sophomore Rachel Bridgehouse fights for the ball! 96 Sorry, It ' s mine! Kathy Fugere on the warpath. Deb levitates the ball. Lyn is ready to attack! There ' s no way out alive! Freshman Lori Catuogno- Best First Year Player 97 Hockey The Sentinal Icemen started off the season with a bang, winning their first eight games led by high scoring Co-Capt. Al Fiore, and Dan Sleboda. The Sentinels took the league by storm. Then with a plague of injuries the sentinels be¬ gan to decline. Going into the playoffs with a -12-8 record the Sentinels lost a tough series to O.L.P. The Sentinels with 8 seniors: Tom Bennett, Richard Boyes, Chris Reall, Rickie Hamil, Rickie Pistac- chio, and Tom Gerlach, proved to be a dominating force in the Metropolitan B. Division. All-Stars: A. Fiore, R. Boyes, T. Bennett, D. Sleboda. 1st Team all Division: All Fiorel 2nd Team All-Division: David Goolgasian. 3rd. Team All-Division Tom Bennett. 1st Team Coaches selection Al Fiore. front row: (L-R) R. Boyes, T. Gerlach, J. Jenkins, T. Coleman, C. Reall, T. Bennett, R. Pistacchio. back row: (L-R) D. Sleboda, R. Lillibridge, J. Salisbury, T. Curley, D. Goolgasian, M. Fagan, P. Conti, J. Connors, T. Antonucci, M. Pelo- quin, A. Fiore. Captain Sleboda watches Gimp make a save. Junior Paul Conti races for the puck! Senior Richard Boyes breaks for the net! 98 Sentinels go for the goal! Warming up for the big game. Ready for Action!!! Chris Real! takes the shot! Baseball Varsity Baseball Team, coming off two straight Div. titles, moved into the Blackstone Valley Div. Bob Simons and Dana Ward formed a strong battery and was backed up by the hustle of out¬ fielder Tom Bennet, the all- around play of Jon Pilkington and Dave VanNieuwenhuyze, all graduating seniors. The Sentinels battled it out with Lincoln, Tol- man, and St. Raphael for the en¬ tire season and when it was over proved themselves to be the team to beat in the div. With so many seasoned veterans return¬ ing next year, the predictions are running high that Smithfield ' s should continue their winning ways. S.H.S. Opponent 6 Lincoln 1 6 Shea (NO hitter) 0 2 Johnston 3 2 St. Raphael 1 1 Tolman 2 (12 innings) 5 N.Providence 1 4 Central Falls 2 9 Lincoln 7 13 Shea 3 6 Johnston 4 3 St. Raphael 9 6 Tolman 9 6 N. Providence 2 6 Central Falls 5 (8 innings) (Bottom l-r) E. Porter, T. Bennett, R. Simons, D. Ward, J. Pilkington, D. Van- nieuwenhuyze, (middle (l-r) R. LaBrie, S. Simeone, R. Robinson, G. Ciancaglini, J. Salisbury, Coach R. Salisbury, (top l-r) Manager T. Kinsley, T. Kulish, M. Beaton, B. Dexter, K. Brown, A. Carlton, K. LaBrie. Senior Team members display their bats. Jon Pilkington slams another homerun! 100 S.H.S. number one baseball battery co-captains: Dana Ward, and Bob Simons. Coach Salisbury advises the boys on the proper posi¬ tions. A well deserved congratulations! Dana coaches Kenny Brown home Earl Porter sails smoothly into second base. Tom Bennett and Coach Salisbury look satisfied. 101 Softball The Lady Sentinels recaptured a championship after a 6 year absence by acheiving a tie with N.P., with a record of 11- 1 . The sentinels will miss D, Hardman, who led the team in offensive and was a standout in left field, making first team Western Division. L. Charron, while nursing a dislocated shoul¬ der managed to bat .520, and made 2nd team. L. Russo, (8-1) became the winningest pitcher in sentinel history, and posted two more league shutouts this year. K. Provost and N. Drum¬ mond maintained a solid infield and K. King bolstered the outfield with her experience. Once again, the sentinels thank all those who supported the team for a incredible season. Homerun Hardman does it again! Carolyn Bouchard in deep concentra¬ tion. kneeling (l-r) D Hardman, K. Provost, N. Drummond, T. Enus, J. Foley, M. Walsh, standing (l-r) C. Boyorek, J. Paquette, S. Slylvester, capt. L. Russo, L. Charron, C. Bouchard, B. Lange, G. Colantuono, 2nd row (l-r) K. Burk, R. Demming, J. Hindle, Coach Petell, C. Arruda, L. Hagopian, C. Forrest, S. Leddy. Michaela abuses first base. What is Julie aiming at? Tennis The Smithfield Tennis season began with a lot of promise. Led by Captain Bill Bennett, the Sentinels were a good bet for a playoff spot however, due to injuries and a little bad luck this primarily young team concluded the season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. Standouts on the team were Bill Bennett, undefeated in League play, he achieved the honors of 1st team all Division, 1 All position Northern Div., and 2nd team All State. Up and coming sophomore Jay DiSandro was chosen for 2nd team All Div. Having lost only one senior, the prospects for next year are encouraging. Rachael gives it her best shot. Notice the form. sitting (l-r) J. Kelley, B. Reall, K. Dolan, kneeling (l-r) T. Lafuci, D. Leveille, R. Bridgehouse, J. Bissit, J. DiSandro, P. Bruno, standing (l-r) Coach C. Ben¬ nett, B. LaBarre, R. Hodges, A. Labarre, B. Bennett, D. Droste, D. Kozi- kowski Tom gives it all he ' s got. Captain Bill Bennett 103 Boys ' Track 1982 Boys Track Team T. Antonuccio gives it all he ' s got!! How high is Todd Flying?? Tim Bouchard strives for the finish. What form! 104 105 Girls ' Track The 1982 track season started on a strong note as the Sentinels took a 2nd place in the State Re¬ lay Carnival. A Northern Division season cul¬ minating in an exciting double win over Cranston East and Woonsocket, produced a 7 8c 10 record and the team ' s 5th cham¬ pionship in the last six years. A dis¬ appointing third in the Class B Meet was tempered by an over¬ whelming victory in the Freshman State Meet. This, coupled with the fact that 7 of the 9 individuals who qualified for the State Meet were underclassmen, points to a continuing strong program in the future. S.H.S. 104 Johnston Opponent 13 70 Cumberland 48 98 Ponaganset 20 86 Lincoln 32 96V2 Cranston West 19V4 61 Cranston East - 57 88 Woonsocket 30 Bottome row l-r: Coach Dimock, co-capt. L. Catugno, co-capt. K. Ziegel- mayer, co-capt. C. Roan, D. Brown, S. Duarte, second row l-r: C. Geremia, G. D ' Agostino, K. Geremia, L. Catugno, D. Hall, G. Smith, Coach Lelli, third row l-r: J. Newton, L. Serapiglia, C. Charron, M. Day, K. Lomax, D. Catelle, J. Morgan, top row l-r: L. Anderson, L. Santoro, E. Riordon, R. Reilly, J. Allan, K. Vangordon, J. Allan, E. Reilly. Will I make it? Kim flys over the hurdles! 106 1982 Tri-Captains Cindy Roan, Linda Catuogno, and Kim Ziegelmayer. Senior Team members (bottom row l-r) L. Serapiglia, K. Ziegelmayer, L. Catuogno, C. Roan (top row l-r) J. Newton, G. Smith, J. Morgan, L. Reilly Karen Geremia does the twist. Coach Lelli Discusses the scores. What form! Lori prepares to attack ! 107 Golf The 1982 Golf Team was comprised of fourteen members. Eight of the players were seniors. The team players were; M. Lange, S. Lafonde, T. Curley, R. Boyes, P. Green, F. Conti, B. Reilly, J. Hart, M. Lawless, A. Fiore, S. Porter, F. Dacies, R. Fon¬ taine and M. Hart. All players participated in the Northwest Div. and finished with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. M. Lange, S. Lafond, T. Curley and R. Boyes participated in the division playoffs. Top point scorer was soph. T. Curley Senior golfers M. Lange, S. Lafonde and R. Boyes comprised three of the four starting positions and all performed extreme¬ ly well. Senior A. Fiore was noted the Best Sportsmanship Award for the 1982 graduating class. Overall the team, coached by Jack Hart, did very well and returning soph. T. Curley is a top candidate for All-State. Coach Hart wishes all graduating seniors success throughout life and thanks for their participation. Steve (Speedy) LaFonde looks very baffled. Coach Jack Hart, M. Lange, R. Boyes, S. LaFonde. P. Greene. All set guys? Pat eyes his shot. Mark takes his time. Richard gives his all. 108 Outstanding Senior Athletes Outstanding Female Athlete - D. Hardman Donald Harnois Citizenship Award - K. Provost Scholar Athlete - Female - L. Catugno Most Congenial Cheerleader - S. Libby Female Sportsmanship Award - C. Roan Outstanding Male Athlete - T. Bennett Male Sportsmanship Award - A. Fiore Scholar Athlete - Male - T. Bouchard Donald Harnois Citizenship Award - B. Simons 109 7 982 Athletic Banquet Bob Rock DiMuccio receives yet another Athletic Award Coach Petell congratulates Lyn Charron for her fine soft- ball playing Coach Benoit gives Billy a hand- Judy Newton smiles as shake of appreciation for his she receives her track good basketball maneuvers. award The guys share some thoughts about the night no Fun times before the banquet Beaver and Todd seem to be in a pleasant state Barney Desnoyers receives a special award for all his dedication Mr. T. hands Michelle Harnois her award Cindy Roan is congratulated by Mr. Lelli for her outstanding achievements Bobby receives a well deserved hand¬ shake from Coach Salisbury Joe Bennett presents a cross-country award to his brother, Billy. Coach Dunn highlights this year ' s athletic events Coach Jim Dunn gives Tom Bennett his Most Athle¬ tic Booster Award 111 Junior Class Fashion Show JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (L-R) K. Cerroni (V.P.), F. Farrell, (Pres), J. Kelley (TreasJ, C. DiNobile (Advisor), E. Porter (Social Chairperson), N. Erbe (Soc. Chairperson), K. DeKeulanaere (Sec.) 112 Juniors Class Of 1983 Devo, Did you have a nice week- The incredible Edible Pen! end? ooh, ooh, oooh! Sue puts her brain to work. Hanging out at 108. Cheese! PERFECT! Keep smiling, someone will wonder what your up to! 113 Sophomore Semi-Formal .. . Front (L-R) C. Spacagna (Tres.), L. Scotti (Seel S. Weber (V.P.Y L. McGuire (Pres.), M. Kennedy (S. Chairperson), Back (L-R) R. Dimock (Advisor), D. Roy (S. Chairperson), B. Lenox (A dvisor) Al and Karen, winners of the limousine Chris and Trish seem to be having a great time. Jeanne Dery finds something interesting. 114 The beginning of a memorable evening. Lynne and date smile for the camera. Sophomores Class Of 1984 Hey look at me! Gee, Don ' t look so thrilled! CELEBRITY!” Sophomore Studs!” IIS Freshmen Class Of 1985 Danny ' s Kool!! The Freshman Class Officers 116 cJfftjpA S cXoo AAe itor a ie u ito ' added cosc ta Ap c i 0 tfe ou So af e icAt e dnniiai (Christinas (Ca(( y c iedc ay, Skce nAes £ flo n So ?: ? a.m. Sk i ie 1 a c af fAr ts ifa ' ' ioff A so ttcAe ice ryrffudtc Ay (o n ero 4 S mt- orma S ft ' e 2b ia to i A ?7. 00 e coi e Don ' t Al and Pam make a cute couple? True triendship never ends. Gina doesn ' t look too wasted!! 118 Kevin comes up with an idea for afterwards. Which one would you pick? A time to be remembered. A more serious side. Cheryl and Michael ' s night has only just begun! 119 yAf f rnilA e c ,l$upA f c uu: a ? 9 83 cos cfacr Au uuai eA. y u fa a fastt Ofyiesi , Cj Astssui usiiast ' TAmosh JAsis a 3 7 T ' tcrsusuf , r AA i 90. 7989 «. y9 i yu‘ 7)osisifatf YA A A)ms a fasf . faA?. t jA JW 7:00 79:00 ,9os sna r A sJAJf Asf 1 jpspsirs The New Sonny and Cher. Tony and date muggin ' it up! 120 What happened to our Dates? What were these guys doing in the parking lot? Bruce and Anne boogie to the music. Legacy jamming to Open Arms Jackie and date swaying to the music. I thought this was supposed to be a good time. The 1982 Class Will The Class of 1982 leaves Mrs. Bennett all their thanks and gratitude for her dedication to them. The Killer Crew leaves Linda Lomax. Deirdre David leaves Concert Choir wondering what page they ' re on. The Class of 1982 leaves the Class of 1985 lots of maturity. Sally Dwyer leaves Denise Sabato a carton of chocolate milk. Lynne Simeone leaves Suzy Weber her own boyfriend. Cheryl Hawkins leaves Karen Cerroni a ride home from the Christmas Ball. Sue Libby leaves Bobby Marcotte March 6, 1981 and all other memories. Kathy Taylor leaves Alan Fiore February 19, 1982. Sue Me leaves The Sextets a reservation at the Scarborough Beach Motel. Emma, Sue, Sally and Kathy leave Kevin Porter a carton of cigarettes. Meg Murphy leaves the class treasury to anyone foolish enough to take it. The Natural Girls of the Senior class leave Jeri Morgan a ten year supply of peroxide. Mimi leaves her incomparably hilarious jokes to anyone at all. The in crowd leaves Richard Fontaine a pair of nylons for her legs. Donna Fusco and Sue Sinesi leave Cheryl Browning a date with the Big 1 . Nancy Drummond leaves David Butera a whale watch in April. Beasly leaves Puppy a studded dog leash. Giselle leaves Sherree a suitcase to replace her clutch bag. Gino Fetta leaves the Grateful Dead to the next generation. Moe Cotter leaves The Pit to Crystal and Wango. Kathy King leaves Brenda Carpenter a copy of Mac Hines and the Other Woman . Alan DiPetrillo leaves nobody anything. Joy Gosselin leaves Marianne Adams a bag of Vic ' s cough drops and a carton of orange juice. Cheryl leaves Michael lots of happy memories. Sue Libby leaves her friends the good times and her love. David, B.J., Mish, and Gina leave the Awesome Foursome to some underclass¬ men who can uphold the name. Dana Ward leaves his left arm to Bob Salisbury. Rock DiMuccio leaves Mr. Dunn 1 broken leg, 2 torn knees, 2 dislocated shoulders, 1 broken wrist and any other injury he got during football. The Killer Crew leaves the school a bill for one broken cafeteria table. Bill Bennett leaves Kathy Taylor a size 34B. Spanish IV leaves Mr. St. Onge his morning voice, Ed Brown, and 5 Spanish menu ' s. Period 5 Child Development leaves Miss Chauvin a sense of humor. Jon Pilkington leaves Mr. Dunn one more step. Kathy leaves Jon Still. Period 5 Calculus leaves Mrs. Camara a pound of bananas for all her monkeys. Brenda and Kathy leave Mr. Hines the subject of all their private jokes. Lynne Simeone leaves Miss Chauvin all her fake passes. Lynne, Sue, and Nancy leave Mrs. Frechette equilibri¬ um . Chris and Nancy leave Miss Chauvin a pair of combat boots. Annonymous leaves Ricky Hamel a case of Sun-In. Karen Tollman leaves good times, good friends, and good memories. Chris Reall leaves Gail LaBrie a pack of gum. L inda and Kim leave Mr. Dimock to any fool crazy enough to take Chem. II. Judy Lanfredi leaves Mrs. Collinson all her thanks. The Class of 1982 leaves all the good times, crazy times and happiness to all who made them possible. Carolyn and Sue leave the new Varsity Cheerleading Captains lots of understanding and patience. Jeanne Tondreault leaves Mr. T. $25. Pam Lemoi leaves Mr. Ritchie all the roaches outside of the 137 doors. Sue Kenyon leaves Mrs. Martin all of her mice and fetal pigs. Jim Hart leaves Mr. Benoit a pair of skiis so he can go skiing on the weekend of a game. Cindy Roan leaves Lisa Rogers the experience they had at Charlie ' s party. Ricky Hamel leaves Miss Viens a box of excuses. Annonymous leaves Lisa Rogers December 23,1981. Gail, Liz, and Jerri leave Mr. Lelli. Cheryl, Sue, and Nancy leave Mrs. Saccoia thanks for everything. Period 5 English leaves Mr. DeMoura. Michelle Bouchard leaves Mr. DeMoura a new personality. Scott Desjarlais leaves all the tests he stole from Mr. DeMoura. Sherree Fontaine leaves Mr. DeMoura all the Baby-Pro ' s he can handle. The Class of 1982 leaves ... 122 How Pray Tell Could We Ever Forget . . . The first day of school as freshmen ... wishing we were seniors ... the first step on the ladder to graduation ... the seniors who kindly gave us directions to the pool area ... our first homecoming dance ... dreaming of our own Balls and Proms ... getting stuck with exams for the first year ... our Freshmen Dance being a flop ... returning as Sophomores feeling more relaxed ... learning the value of bunking and fake passes ... our second dreadful Homecoming Dance ... the threat of having no more ... Still dreaming of Our Balls and Proms ... coming back as Juniors and finally feeling secure ... our third Homecoming Dance ... less exciting, more routine ... boring American History ... the famous walk-out ... taking our Junior priveleges ... our first Christmas Ball ... not as exciting as anticipated ... our first Prom ... playing the theme song during dinner... playing it again with three couples left to hear it ... experimenting with bunking and trying not to get caught ... getting caught ... getting detention ... returning finally as big, important SENIORS ... receiving our privileges ... using them to the fullest extent ... having our own open campus privileges ... doing whatever we wanted, whenever we wanted ... our fourth Homecoming Dance .., our second Christmas Ball ... Jeri ' s “revealing outfit .,. the ' switching of dates at the Ball ... the non-stop kissing and huggng ... the running out of film ... Our long awaited Senior Prom ... The Senior Supper... The Senior Awards Day ... the Athletic Banquet... signing in late ... signing out early ... not signing in or out at all ... the snowfight in the courtyard ... the snowman snow woman, a biology major would be proud of ... the two disgraceful Christmas trees ... our wonderful window paintings ... the school hotlunches ... the A La Carte ... no more Mr. Reilly ... the new vice-principal ... the shutting off of the soda machines ... the enforcement on having a clean cafeteria ... International Foreign Language Week ... Mr. St. Onge ' s top 40 during homeroom ... all the dumb assemblies ... trying to sneak out to avoid them ... the lake in the courtyard ... the sailboats in the lake ... the planned food fights that never were ... Jeri Ricky ' s naturally blonde hair ... everyone being a “Honey ... summer vacation starting in May ... SENIORITY ... Spring fever ... Nancy Drummond shining the moon over Miami ... the Killer Crew ... the in-crowd ... the Sextets ... the Senior Ski Trip ... not knowing how to ski, but going for the heck of it ... Our Senior finale dance that never was ... David Butera ' s save the whale program ... Miss Chauvin ' s discouragement in having children ... Mrs. Frenchette ' s discouragement in getting married ... Guid¬ ance ' s discouragement in teaching you how to apply to college finding three people in Smithfield High who encourage ... all the pep rallies ... the pie fight ... the Seniors who had to clean it up ... the term papers done (by former graduates) ... finding a date to the prom ... spending all the money ... not going to the prom ... the movies we sat through ... Career Day ... sports assemblies ... “June is approaching ... Sally Dwyer ' s sick jokes ... Lynne Simeone ' s laugh ... Cheryl Hawkins ' s smile ... Sue Ramieri ' s “What ' s up? ... Kathy Taylor ' s dippiness ... Sue Libby ' s cheerleading voice ... Denise Sabato putting up with all the bull ... Gina Gatta ' s constant happiness ... Michael McMaugh showing up for school ... Michelle Daniels practicing all year for graduation ... Jimmy Hart trying to make up his mind for the weekend ... the writing on the walls ... Marybeth Cruley ' s voice ... Papa Gino ... Judy Lanfredi ' s many talents ... Chris Kerwin ' s conniving ... Bobby DiMuccio ' s injuries ... Moe ' s Pit ... Joyce Janet ... David McSweeny ' s knowledge ... Cindy Profugi saying “HI to everyone she sees ... Bill Bennett the Sophomores ... the underclassmen (easily forgotten!) ... Timmy Roben- hymer ' s crude jokes ... Tommy Bennett ' s hockey fights ... Kevin Porter breaking everyone ' s cigarettes ... Speedy La Fonde ... Gail LaBrie ' s gum problem ... Kelley Stack her sicknesses ... Deidre David Mr. Cleasby ... Kira Provost her accident-prone life ... Toni Chiperas trying to sell her home-made fudge nuts ... Timmy Geremia ' s rudeness ... Fran Baxter ' s zebra shirt ... Bruce Catelle ' s purple shirt ... Andy Lake turning punk ... Tanya Mahdesian ' s hairdoos ... Maria Andresino ' s “wild parties ... Jo Ellen Cunningham ' s clothes ... Cindy Roan hanging around with the kids ... Jake Jarvis, the partier ... Sean Potter George ' s Lounge ... National Bunk Day ... Mrs. Bennett... Graduation ... the last step on the ladder ... Our parents ... Our friends ... out times ... our memories ... our beginning ... our past ... our future ... US! 123 1982 Senior Prom . . . Senior class officers (l-r) Gina Gatta, (S. Chairper¬ son), Dana Ward, (S. Chairperson), Meg Mur¬ phy, (Treasurer), Jon Pilk- ington, (V.P), Carolyn Morrissey, (Secretary), Bob Simons, (President) Michelle and Matt looking lovely. Jeff and Gail wait for dinner. Mark and Jen, the World ' s Best Couple. Denise and Lynne seem to be enjoying one anothers ' company. 124 The Moon Dance . . . ' ZlJfie Senior ( 2 taxi. of tSm.itfific.td cMiyH ScHoot Mould ft Honored by your fjrexence at tfe 19S2 Senior dProm ctioon ( Sance to be fietd ‘Z 7 ucxday, fjune eiyfitfi at xeoen-tHirty in tfie eoeniny at ' ZJHc Caxtte Sxiltof, tcRfiode fJxtand Siuxic by tHc Stdcry Street !Sand Maria and Aldo dream about Hawaii, while Gisele munches out. Another awesome foursome?? What a wonderful night for a Moon Dance. Tim whispers something sweet into Meg ' s ear. We ' re having a party! 125 Senior Supper - 1982 Reminiscing about good times ... Dave waves to his many fans after receiving his Snow Society Award Linda interrupts her dinner to shine a smile! Nancy and Eileen venture into space Hail! Hail! The Gang ' s all her©! Jen and the kids are having a blast! We got the beat! Jeanne and Beaver aka Ginger and Fred Meg boogies down to the sound of music 127 Senior Superlatives Best Looking: Chris Kerwin Most Athletic: Bob DiMuccio Best Dressed: JoEllen Cunningham and Dana Ward Funniest: Nancy Drummond and Kevin Porter Most Likely to Succeed: Linda Catuogno and David McSweeney Most Courageous: David Butera and Nancy Drummond (also Best Looking: Kathleen McCrystal Craziest) Class Of 1982 Most Athletic: Debbie Hardman Quietest: Judy Newton 129 Senior Honors - 1982 Sue O ' Neil is congratulated by close friend and Advisor Mrs. Parkhurst on her Student Council Excellence Award. Bindu Methratta, Smithfield ' s Outstanding French IV student. Smithfield High School ' s outstanding seniors await their awards. Special School Awards S eW Awards For DftR Citizenship Award - Margaret P. Murphy Mathematical Assoc, of America Award - Lynn M. Charron Medals for outstanding achievement on National French Achievement Test Joyce E. McCrorie David M. McSweeney Judith A. Newton Award to the outstanding Senior in French IV - Bindu S. Methratta Congressman Fernand St. Germain Merit Award - Michelle J. Hamois Certificates in Appreciation of Smoking Awareness Program Cheryl L. Barrett Susan F. O ' Neil Carol A. Brodeur Jem K. Pilkington Susan A. Cooper Robert L. Simons Student Council Excellence Award Michelle J. Hamois Susan F. O ' Neil Yearbook Award - Cheryl Hawkins John Philip Sousa Band Award - Randy J. smith Band Director ' s Award - Clifford P. Baron National School Choral Award - Deirdre A. David Outstanding Achievement In Academic Areas Biological Science English. French.. Latin.. Mathematics . . . , Physical Science . , Secretarial Studies, Social Studies . . , Spanish. Linda S. Catuogno Linda S. Catuogno David M. McSweeney Joyce E. McCrorie David M. McSweeney David M. McSweeney Carolyn M. Morrissey Joyce E. MoCrorie Linda S. Catuogno Members Of The Rhode Island Honor Society MEMBERS OF THE RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Smith field Lions Club Awards SMITHFIELD LIONS CLUB AWARDS FCP. Outstanding Achievement in Non-Academic Areas Accounting . Art. Band. Boy ' s Physical Education Choral Music . , Construction . Cooperative Education. . , Distributive Education . , Electricity . Girl ' s Physical Education Home Econcmics. Journalism . Angela G. Sibilia Cheryl A. Sweeney Richard A. Hamel Timothy J. Robenhymer Joyce E. McCrorie Donald J. Dubuque Lori A. Vagnini Rebecca A. Resendes Michael S. Carr Deborah J. Hardman Carol A. Brodeur Maria Andresino Library . Mechanical Drawing Public Speaking . Shorthand . . . . Typing . , Woodworking . . . , Michael S. Carr Walter K. Karspeck Cheryl A. Sweeney Cathleen S. McWilliams Susan F. O ' Neil Timothy A. Geremia Holly W. Albanese Lori A. LaFazia Maria Andresino Victoria A. Law Roberta E. Auerbach Susan M. Lewis Cheryl L. Barrette Thomas H. Lynch Sheryl K. Beanland Tanya M. Mahdesian Claude R. Bonvouloir Joyce E. McCrorie Dennis P. Bonvouloir Susan M. McDonnell Teresa D. Borges David M. McSweeney Michelle R. Bouchard Bindu S. Methratta Timothy H. Bouchard Jerilyn L. Morgan Carol A. Brodeur Carolyn M. Morrissey Nancy A. Brown Margaret P. Murphy Brenda L. Carpenter Judith A. Newton Ann M. Carrciro Susan F. O ' Neil Linda S. Catuogno Janet M. Paquette Martha G. Chaffee Susan E. Passarelli Lynn fi. Charron Beth H. Reardon Albert R. Ciancaalini Elizabeth A. Reilly Susan A. Cooper Rebecca A. Resendes Deirdre A. David Lynne M. St.Ongc Lisa M. Delorio Lori A, Serapiglia Karen M. DeQuattro Robert L. Simons Martha M. DiGiulio Gail M. Smith Maria C. Elgar Randy J. Smith Kathleen L. Farrell Cheryl -. Sweeney Deborah J. Hardman Karen M. Taliman Michelle J. Harnois Linda Thompson James A. Howard Karen M. Wunsch Kathryn M. King Cynthia R. Zamnarclli Kim Ziegelmayer 131 Graduation Liz and Gail wait patiently. Michelle ' s all smiles. The 1st diploma is given, 260 to go. The long awaited moment arrives for Kathy. Ricky can ' t wait to leave! Congratulations, Best of Luck to you! Bob receives his long awaited diploma. 132 Do you remember when ... Lori, and Joy are absorbed in the ceremony. Class Of ' 82 Sue O ' Neil opens the commencement with greetings to all. David McSweeney makes his well deserved Salutatori- an speech. 133 As We Were . . . 4 P X mzw 134 135 136 Who ' s Who 1- Meg Murphy 2- Kathy Taylor 3- Patt Boyes 4- Beaver Beaumier 5- Maria Esposito 6- Joan Reilly 7- Rochelle Joyal 8- David McSweeney 9- Brenda Carpenter 10- Robin Johnson 11- Cathy McWilliams 12- Anthony DeCotis 13- Bruce Catelle 14- Lori Serapiglia 15- Nancy Drummond 16- Stephanie Marrocco 17- Kathy Strain 18- Jacqui McSweeney 19- Bindu Methratta 20- MaryBeth Curley 21- Marita O ' Conor 22- Cindy Roan 23- Scott Des’arlais 24- Joe D ' Agostino 25- Carol Brodeur 26- Terri Borges 27- Marilyn Bellemore 28- Adrienne Palazzo 29- Michelle Harnois 30- Antonia Chiperas 31- Diane DeQuattro 32- Jim Howard 33- Christine Benoit 34- ??? 35- Kelley Stack 36- Chris Reall 37- Karen DeQuattro 38- Nancy MacDonald 39- Becky Resendes 40- Kerri Pagnozzi 41- Tanya Mahdesian 42- Nancy and Gail Labne 43- Denise Sabato 44- Gino Fetta 45- Susan O ' Neil 46- Judy Lanfredi —T ■ 4 47- Tim Bouchard 48- Cheryl Hawkins 49- Susan Libby 50- Mimi Audette 51- Jon Pilkington 52- Marianne Adams 53- ??? 54- Sheryl Fontaine 55- ??? 56- Patricia Linehan 57- Susan Cooper 58- Maria Andresino 59- Cathy Taylor, Again 60- JoEllen Cunningham 61- Lisa Russo 62- Karen Wunsch 63- Cheryl Sweeney 64- Susan McDonnell 65- Margaret D ' Orsi 66- Marti Chaffee 67- Jeanne Antonelli 68 - ??? 69- Sally Dwyer 70- ??? PATRONS Continental Travel Pleasent View Orchard Apple Stand Smithfield Driving Range PARENT PATRONS Mr. 8c Mrs. James R Adams Mr. 8c Mrs. Norman I, Bellemore The Brodeur Family Robert 8c Karen Brown Mr. 8c Mrs. Norris Carpenter Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph W. Carr Mr. 8c Mrs. Ralph Catugno Almerinda Chiperas Mr. 8c Mrs. Albert Ciancaglini Mr. Mrs. David David William A. Delorio Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony DeQuattro Janet Farrell Mr. 8c Mrs Thomas Gerlach Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert J. Grange Jr. Mr. Williams Hardman Jr. Mrs. Donald Harnois Mr. 8c Mrs. John Hart Mr. 8c Mrs. William Hawkins Mr. 8c Mrs. Philip Howard Mr. 8c Mrs. Pasquale C. Lanfredi Mr. 8c Mrs. Billy Ledbetter Mr. 8c Mrs. George Libby Bill Lynch Mr. 8c Mrs. John McSweeney John Medeiros Barbara A. O ' Neil Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis O ' Neil Mr. 8c Mrs. Norman Peasley Mr. 8c Mrs. Vito Russo Mr, 8c Mrs. John Serapiglia Karen Tollman Mr. 8c Mrs. Dwight Ward Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas Ziegelmayer 1-37 nr Good Luck Class Of 1982 F.A.F. INC Smithfield, Rl In Bunillville 24 Sayles Ave. Pascoag _ In Scituate Danielson Pike North Scituate, R.l. In Greenville 633 Putnam Pike Greenville. R.l. In Narragansett Kingston Road Narragansett. R.l. PLEASING YOU... PLEASES US! ifri 4a 138 Compliments Of HEBER T NURSING HOME Log Rd. Smithfield, Rl 02917 NORTH ATLANTIC SEAFOOD THE Q-S-P STORE RT. 5, GREENVILLE, R.l. 231 -8830 331 -9130 QUALITY SERVICE PRICE LIVE LOBSTERS CRABS STEAMERS NEW ENGLAND CLAMBAKES! S«v4ng r « STEAMER CLAMS • FISH • SAUSAGES •WHITE AW) SWEET POTATOES • ONIONS SEASONING • CORN ON COB R.L LOBSTER PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED SOLD YEAR ROUND RETAIL WHOLESALE FRESH FISH SERVICING THE FINEST RESTAURANTS SERVING FROM OUR OWN KITCHEN WED - THUR - FRI TAKE HOME ORDERS FISH CHIPS CLAM CAKES - CHOWDER SCALLOPS • CLAMS • SHRIMP SMELTS • OYSTERS SNAIL SALAD • COLE SLAW PHONE ORDERS WELCOME FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED 140 ] D FAMILY RESTAURANT 46 Putnam Ave. Johnston, Rl 231-3660 Jimmy Dennis Steaks-Sandwiches-lce Cream LEE ' S GENERAL STORE General Merchandise 31 Smith Ave. Greenville, Rl 949-1520 VILLAGE PHARMACY INC. FANNING ' S A W ROOT BEER 637 Putnam Ave. Greenville, Rl 02828 949-1350 Rt. 44 Greenville, Rl 949-9892 4l 141 Paving Contractors Site Work Tennis Courts ALCO CONSTRUCTION 67 Mac Arthur Drive Smithfield, Rl (401) 231-9009 Compliments of Needlecraft Factory Outlet 565 North Main Street Woonsocket, Rl 401 766-1000 Schools, Clubs, Organizations ... Please feel free to call our award department for complete information or assistance. 800-556-6911 401-231-1100 JAMES H. RUSSELL , INC. ' Transportation ' - . Best Wishes From Washington Highway Smithfield, Rl HOMEROOM 212 James H. Russell President 142 232-2266 LA BRIE SHOES Apple Valley Mall Smithfield, Rl Best Wishes Class Of ' 82 SMITHFIELD GETTY Douglas Pike, Rte 78016 Smithfield, Rl 02917 401-231-4921 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 TONY ' S PIZZA PALACE 90 Pleasant View Ave Rt 5 Smithfield, Rl 231-1010 14 Varieties Of Pizza Large Small Friday-Fish 8 . Chips Beer And Wine Served Congratulations Class Of 1982 Good Luck Graduates Class Of ' 82 THE WINFIELDS LORING STUDIO Your School Photographer Warwick, Rl Compliments Of JASWELL ' S FARM (Cider From Our Own Mill) Apples-Corn-Cider Wholesale-Retail Swan Rd Smithfield, Rl Richard T. McNamara Jr. Vice-Pres. 401- 231-2161 VALLEY AUTO PARTS Rt 5 Pleasant View Ave Smithfield Rl 02917 Congratulations And Continued Success To The Class Of 1982 MR. AND MRS. EDWARD PARKHURST 231-9869 MR. SANDWICH Home Of A Million Sandwiches Orders To Go 153 Douglas Pike Smithfield, Rl BARBARA ' S Village Plaza, Rt 44 Smithfield, Rl 231-7580 ATHENS PIZZA HOUSE 1 Austin Ave - Greenville, Rl tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home - They Will Be Ready on Arrival! 949-2710 CONTINENTAL LUMBER CO, INC. Home 8 . Energy Center Pleasant View Ave Smithfield, Rl 231-6500 Lumber, Hardware, Insulation, Wood Stoves 8c Accessories, Solar Systems 145 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 THE SMITHFIELD DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE Congratulations Class Of ' 82 SMITHFIELD ICE RINK Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, Rl PRESTIGE SHOP 546 Putnam Ave Greenville, Rl Clothing For Men Young Men Tuxedo Rental MR. MRS. ANTHONY ALEXANIAN Wish To Extend Their Congratulations To The Class Of ' 82 ALEXANDER ' S BEAUTY SALON 5 Lincoln Ave Providence, Rl 831-9474 421-0547 TEL. (401) 949-0110 WHOLESALE RETAIL 231-0603 WHOLESALE RETAIL Smithfield Plumbing Heating Supply Co., Inc. LARRY COLALUCA RICO COLALUCA PHIL PASQUARELLI 1 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE, Rl. 02828 Douglas Auto Parts COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PARTS • MAREMONT EXHAUST SYSTEMS 295 DOUGLAS PIKE SMITHFIELD, R.l. 02917 147 IJ7 5 Carpet Linoleum W4U TO WALL Rt 7 Douglas Pike Wedgewood Plaza Smithfield, Rl 02917 232-1140 Frank Vallone hmlooh Tel: 231-565 6 MANDARIN, SZECHUAN POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT WL SPORTS ODYSSEY COCKTAIL LOUNGE TAKE OUT SERVICE 7 DOUGLAS PIKE, (Rt. 7) SMITHFIELD, R. 1. 02917 (4011 232-0454 375 Putnam Pike Jim Connell Smithfield, Rl 02917 GEOFFREY ' S RESTAURANT Congratulations From Rt 5 Pleasant View Ave Smithfield, Rl HOMEROOM 135 Deli Sandwiches, Seafood Italian And Much More GREENVILLE PHARMACY 619 Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl 949-0820 Best Wishes From HOMEROOM 221 GU 140 401-949-0150 RON EL COMPANYINC. Men ' s, Young Men ' s, Jr. Misses Brand Name Clothing And Sportswear At Popular Prices Jet Rts 5 44 Greenville, Rl 02828 149 fondh X Aj pplSld as you commence.. X R tcall shared times - good and had-and wish you £rcrgy and enthusiasm, as your Ztves enter 3 new phase. “Vfalk with heads held high; £nrich the. lives you ioucb.; L ove wisely and -well , and l eave Smilkfield High School knowing that you wz ' Zi be. missed. X those, people, in the. class of 3 Z wbo have been special in mu live., mu appreciation To the. entire, class Off my test wishes and VAndi to my good, friend and little si angel } Bill Bennett, my love . Jlfownsen hunch Bennett Advisor - U 55 of’? A RUMFORD PET CENTER Complete Pet Shop AKC Puppies • Tropical Fish Birds • Small Animals Kittens • Supplies Dog Cat Grooming Lincoln Mall Lincoln, Rl Don’t Forget! Over 700 Frames From Which To Choose DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR WITH OUR LAB ON THE PREMISES WE CAN OFFER YOU 1 DAY EMERGENCY SERVICE On certain prescriptions and frame sizes. And, of course, we will fill prescriptions and repair glasses. “See Your Local Independent Optician” 627 Putnam Pike Greenville 949-1292 231-5426 ERNEST R. SLADER SONS Excavating • Shovel Dozer Backhoe • Septic Systems Lydia Ann Rd. Esmond, Rl 02917 Ernest Slader Edward Slader E E BUILDERS INC. Lydia Ann Rd Smithfield, Rl 231-5426 Li A 151 Castle Family Entertainment Center Route 44, Smithfield, R.l. Putnam Pike at the Village Plaza Open 7 Days a Week 11 a.m. to 11 pun Our constant change of new games make it worth your while to visit us. Our daily specials include playing our new up¬ dated games. Our Super Games will give you hours of plea- t sure and entertainment. Remember our family entertainment center cators to the young and old. If you are over worked, tired or depressed our games will relieve stress and a number of ailments by playing our super games. Try this therapy and judge for yourself. The hours of free and exhilarating experience you will receive by keeping your mind busy and free of your every day chores. Officers Rudolph La Forest Sr. Duffy LaForest Jr. £ eauiPflwr An Editor ' s Note: I would like to express my thanks to Advisor Mary-Margaret ladevia who, without her pa¬ tience, pretzels, and dedication, this yearbook would not be complete. I hope Anvil ' 82 brings back many happy memories and a lot of laughs. Also special thanks to Kathy Reilly, Judy Lanfredi, Sue O ' Neil, Nancy MacDonald, and Carol Brodeur for all their hard work in making our yearbook a success. I hope you enjoy this yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Cheryl Hawkins Editor An Advisor ' s Afterword . . . Anvil ' 82 was created and worked on by a very industrious and talented group of students. Their efforts and talents are obvious in this yearbook. I have a great deal of admiration and respect for all those involved - particularly Cheryl Hawkins, Kathy Reilly, Sue O ' Neil, Carol Brodeur, Nancy MacDonald, and Judy Lanfredi. They made this yearbook what it is! Hopefully, everyone will en¬ joy going through and reading this yearbook as much as we did working on it. Mary-Margaret ladevaia Advisor a i
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