Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1970 volume:

r.� . f v i . « t Contents Opening Section . 2 Dedication . 77 Faculty-Administration . 18 A thletics . 26 People . (52 Class Of 1970 . 98 Senior Directory . 130 Advertisements . 134 Afterword . 14 5 Come into I search for tomorrow and look for a spark to light the dark . . . 3 4 We got to live together we are everyday people A better day is coming for you and me; Just a little more education and love for our nation would make a better society . � 8 9 I’ve never seen this side of you before . . . Many mountains I face on my journey . . . is just to love and be loved in return . . 13 Did you find the directing sign on the straight and narrow highway . . .? 14 15 They’re saying that all good things must come to an end. . . DEDICA TION ANVIL ’70 is dedicated to the faculty of Smithfield High School who were so instrumental in our gaining the full ten year accreditation from the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Not to be forgotten are the administration, student body, and staff who were singled out for their superior attitude and congenial spirit, all of which makes us proud to be called the Smithfield Sentinels. 17 Smithfield School Committee: Dr. Paul A. Black mo re. Chairman; Richard P. Hamel; John F Hennessey, Jr.; Paul W. O ' Day; David R. Reilly. 20 Superintendent John K. Boyle A Superintendent is often called up to speak at all occasions Deputy Superintendent Vincent Gallagher Above: Mr. Shepard confers with Guidance Counselors regularly Below: A Familiar face at all assemblies is Mr. Zuchowski Above: A good principal always works closely with his students and staff. Below: The photographer may be in for “a surprise!” Vice Principal Paul S. Zuchowski 23 Roland Benoit English, Pub. Spkg. Olga Boluch English Keeping records is fun for Miss Chauvin — or is it? Mrs. Benkosky busily at work in her office practice class 24 Left: Mr. Benoit enjoys a good laugh, or could it be an amusing comment by a student? Above: Coffee — a necessary part of every faculty room Carl Buglio Physical Education Vincent Butera English Edwin Camara Industrial Arts Katherine Camara Mathematics Pauline Chauvin Home Economics Robert Cleasby Music, Chorus 25 Carl DeSimone English Dennis Driscoll Industrial Arts James Dunn Physical Education Lumena Ford, R.N. School Nurse “Once upon a time . . . — Mr. deMoura begins another class Meredith Gilbert Social Studies 27 Leoda Parkhurs Is Mr. Lelli another Einstein? It ' s all relative anyway English Virginia Giroux Mathematics Robert Graham Social Studies Thomas Greene Music, Band Carol Griffin Art “You saw me where last night? 28 Bruce Kopec Science Mary E. LaVerdiere John Lawrence Art Foreign Languages John Lelii Science Linda Loparto Mathematics Here ' s a new angle on a veteran mathematics Teacher — Miss V. Giroux WunHHkP Flora McCaffrey Business Garrison Miller Science James McNamara Industrial Arts (Ch.) Janice Mitchell Science Ronald Mandolfi Mathematics Cynthia Neal Physical Education 30 Nancy O’Donnell Guidance George W. Reilly English (Ch.), ANVIL Raymond Reilly Mathematics (Ch.) Diane Rhodes Science (Ch.) Miss Neal - master of all girls ' sports Mr. Ray Reilly seems ready to begin a long explanation for a calculus Say, Ray, will you repeat that again; are you sure 1 + 1 = 3? problem asks Mr. George Reilly. 31 Deborah Rhude English, Journalism Donald Richard Foreign Languages Jennifer Rodgers English, Reading Ronald St. Onge Foreign Languages (Ch.) Nancy Saccoia Physical Education Robert Salisbury Guidance, Ath. Dir. Thomas Scully Foreign Languages Barbara Smith Foreign Languages George Tracy Gudiance (Ch.) Marie Viens Business J. Thomas Tobin Social Studies Peter Whitfield Science Special Services 34 Opposite page: (Top) Mrs. McWeeney assists greatly in getting the work done in the Main Office; (Left) “What! Are you here for a late pass again!” exclaims Mrs. Leach; (Center) Mrs. Leach, office secretary, frequently answers the phone; (Right) Joe Corbeille — hardwork¬ ing, industrious, helpful, and always there when needed This page: (Top left) “ What did you say Mr. Shepard likes on his salad?”; (Top right) Six pretty ladies respon¬ sible for our delicious hot lunch program; (Bottom left) “Down the hatch, ” says Gus Jardin, maintenance engi¬ neer; (Bottom right) Mrs. Rose Brown head cook, pre¬ pares another delicacy from her bag of surprise recipes. 35 Soccer ’69 S.H.S. 1 - 4 S.H.S. 2-0 S.H.S. 1 - 0 S.H.S. 1 - 4 S.H.S. 2-0 S.H.S. 3-0 S.H.S. 6-0 S.H.S. 0 - 1 S.H.S. 1 - 4 S.H.S. 0 - 1 S.H.S. 3-0 S.H.S. 3-0 S.H.S. 1 - 2 S.H.S. 1 - 2 S.H.S. 0 - 1 Burrillville Westerly Mt. St. Charles Warwick Chariho Portsmouth Warren Barrington Bristol Cumberland Burrillville Westerly Mt. St. Charles Warwick Chariho Coach — Mr. Brochu Captains — D. Leach, J. White •Mgrs. — M. Averill, R. Cooke Kneeling: R. Iafrate, D. St. Jean, R. Rudis, R. DiNoble, B. Patt, T. Andrade, J. White, G. Mitchell, S. Courtemanche, J. McDermott, T. Boyle; Standing: M. Averill, J. Davey, W. Ross, S. Rahl, L. Lamson, T. Port, B. Ottaviano, D. Leach, J. Kelly, K. Boyle, D. Bruno, G. LaBrie, D. Brown, Coach Brochu. 38 39 Soccer fever runs high at Smithfield High . . . Right: Backfield in motion; Below: One, two, cha-cha-cha 40 The Soccer team again enjoyed a successful season, winning seven shutouts while losing eight games, five of which were only one goal defeats. Highlight of the season was a 2-0 vic¬ tory over Chariho with Doug Leach scoring two goals in the second overtime. Holding down defense this year were co-captain John White in goal, Glenn Mitchell at fullback, and Steve Courtemanche and Tom Andrade at the halfback positions. The soccer team has done a creditable job this past season and we look forward to another successful sea¬ son next September. Up, up, and away! Pardon my foot! 41 CROSS COUNTRY ’69 kULa S.H.S. 27 - 32 S.H.S. 43 - 17 S.H.S. 45 - 16 S.H.S. 29 - 27 S.H.S. 15 - 47 S.H.S. 15 - 50 S.H.S. 17 — 43 R.I. School of Deaf Classical Our Lady Of Prov. North Providence Johnston Scituate Central O.L.P. Invitational — 8th place (20) Columbus Day Race — 18th place (20) Relay Carnival — ' 6th place (8) Class Championships — 5th place (11) State Championships — 19th place (25) Coach — Mr. Lawrence Captains — R. Cardone, R. LaChance Mgrs. — R. Mercier, J. Thanos We were strolling along . . . Run! Buddy . run! “Gravy Train!’ ' 42 KNEELING: R. Au d, P. Lyons, G. Beaudoin, F. Albanese, S. Harris, B. Valeriana, P. Beaudoin, B. Demers; Standing: Coach Lawrence, R. Mercier, N. Petite, D. Dulude, W. Reynolds, J. Gallagher, J. Lawson, S. Halben, R. Cardone — (Co-capt), R. LaChance — (Co-capt), John Thanos. Our Cross Country team is one of which we can be proud. The team made the Class C playoffs this year and did well in them, finishing fifth out of eleven teams. Having qualified also for the State meet, they ran and finished a respectable nineteenth out of forty teams. Smithfield High’s Cross Country team will be back next season with a loss of four team members — Ron Cardone, Richard LaChance, Steve Halben, and Jim Gallagher. Team captains for the forthcoming season will be Paul Lyons and Gene Beaudoin. We look for more great things from Coach Law¬ rence’s runners next year. 43 FOOTBALL ’69 Best season ever . . . The future of the SHS football team this season looked very optimistic while the Sentinels were preparing for an all-out per¬ formance. In the spring, the practices were difficult, but the team showed steady im¬ provement, looking forward to the Injury Fund scrimmage against Lincoln. Although at first defeated, the team accepted its pre-season faults but they never doubted their potential. The first major game was an exhibition against Georgetown, Mass., in which the team presented SHS its first vic¬ tory. The team had Fran Parente and Dan Hickey on the first team of the Class C se¬ lections and Steve Kanarian on the second. Honorably mentioned were Anthony Au- tiello, Dwight Darling, Richard Pickles, Gary Crandall, John Arena, Peter White- cross, Jim O’Donnel, Jim Heggarty, Kevin Osborne, and Alan Poon. Unfortunately, the team will lose fourteen seniors next year, but all students are counting on the rising underclassmen to carry on their tradi¬ tion of growing experience and ability. Two bodies are better than one!!? Ouch!!! 44 Action runs high on the gridiron! First Row: D. Darling, G. Crandall, R. Pickles, S. Kanarian, D. Provonsil, R. Bolton, K. McKav, J. Arena, J. Osborne; Second Row: D. Hickey, M. Ferraro, M. Feriole, G. Bradbury, J. Jenkins, A. Ferraro, J . O ' Donnell, F. Parente; Third Row: J. Narcisi, P. Whitecross, W. Dodge, A. Autiello, J. Ames, A. Poon, G. Courtot; Fourth Row: J. Lowe, J. Paquette, J. Dio, R. Mitchell, W. Kaiser, D. Narcisi, S. Sac buck, J. Williams; Fifth Row: C. Ackroyd, K. Osborne, R. DeCurtis, J. Leach, G. Bowers, M. Steiner, Mr. Dunn (Coach). 45 The beat goes on . . . S.H.S. 26 - 14 Tiverton S.H.S. 26 - 14 Scituate S.H.S. 18 - 8 Ponaganset S.H.S. 20 - 38 Portsmouth S.H.S. 22 - 26 Lincoln S.H.S. 38 - 22 North Smithfield S.H.S. 6 - 30 Burrillville Coaches — Mr. Lillibridge, Mr. Dunn Captains — D. Provonsil, S. Kanarian Manager — Carl Ackroyd “Which one of you wise guys stole the coin? 46 ‘7’m open! I ' m open! 47 GIRLS’ SPORTS ’69 Another goal for Smith field! Kneeling: J. Fiore, L Sandner, S. Reynolds, E. Cullen, S. Pratt, S. Brown, M. Conaty, G. Gustafson; Standing: A. Natalizia, M. Russell, G. Wilcox, K. Fielding, C. Parsakian, D. Anderson, P. Gulowacz, D. Cabral, J. Nelson. 48 Girls prove physical prowess in all sports . . . 49 BASKETBALL ’69 North Smithfield Lincoln Ponaganset Burrillville Scituate North Smithfield Lincoln Ponaganset burrillville Scituate Ponaganset Burrillville — Christmas Tournament Wins — 4: Losses — 6; Div. Finish - 4th Coaches - Mr. Benoit, Mr. Buglio Mgrs. — G. Mitchell, K. Bush Up . . . up . . . and score! First row: T. McHugh , J. DiNobile, K. Osborne , R. Rudis, J. Rostron; Second row: D. Arruda, K. Crandall , T. An tone lli, T. Boyle , R. Bauer; Third row: S. Rah l, J. Jenkins, D. Dulude, Mr. Buglio, Coach. 50 First row: J. White, D. Darling, D.DiBlasi, K. Crandall, R. Rudis, R. Bauer; Second row: K. Boyle, D. Dulude, J. Jenkins, Mr. Buglio (Ass ' t. Coach), T. Boyle, G. Mitchell; Missing: Mr. Benoit, Head Coach. Hopes high for 70-’71 season No! Gatorade — not ’Gansett 51 HOCKEY ’69 S.H.S. 1 - 8 S.H.S. 0 S.H.S. 5 - 1 S.H.S. 0 - Tf S.H.S. 0 - 2 S.H.S. 1 - 1 S.H.S. 0-7 S.H.S. 0-5 S.H.S. 3 - 1 S.H.S. 5 - 1 S.H.S. 3-6 S.H.S. 1 - 1 S.H.S. 2 - 1 S.H.S. I - 3 S.H.S. 1 - 2 S.H.S. 7 - 1 S.H.S. 1 - 6 S.H.S. 1 - 6 S.H.S. 3-4 S.H.S. 0-3 S.H.S. 5-0 Coventry Mount Pleasant North Providence Cranston West Cumberland Ponaganset Woonsocket Coventry Mount Pleasant North Providence Cranston West Cumberland Ponaganset Woonsocket Coventry Mount Pleasant Cranston West Woonsocket Cumberland Ponaganset North Providence Wins — 7; Losses — 12; Ties — 2 Mgr. — Richard Mercier Coaches — Mr. Buonaccorsi, Mr. Nardelli First row: R. Mercier (Mgr.), P. Lyons, D. Leach, W. Brown, S. Courtemanche, R. Iafrate, Mr. Buonaccorsi (Coach); Second row: J. Riley, R. Dagostino, W. Ross, P. Mroczka, S. lemma, J. Buonaccorsi, N. Bennett, N. Picard, J. Darby, R. Auld 52 Ice action still photos capture hockey excitement Coaches Buonaccarsi and Nardelli Pucksters faced tough season! 53 Kneeling: P. Lyons, J. Heggartv, D. Leach, P. Cabral, J. Costan- Hendricksen, A. Ferarro, D. Hickey, J. DiNobile, N. Bennett, W. tine, P. Whitecross, K. Boyle, R. Iafrate, W. Reynolds, Mr. Salis- Connell, A. Poon, M. Bouchard (Mgr.), bury (Coach); Standing: R. Mercier, T. Boyle. M. McQuiddy, T. 54 JUNIOR VARSITY: First row: J. Thibodeau, S. Averill, J. Leach, S. Cachole, R. DiNobile, J. Clossick, G. Peloquin, S. Rahl, J. Davey, R. Tortolani (Mgr.); Second row: J. Coyle, S. Bellemore, R. Rudis, R. Pimento, R. Mitchell, J. Riley, J. Hickey, R. Hardman, Mr. Bellemore (Coach). BASEBALL 70 S.H.S. 7 - 3 North Smithfield S.H.S. 10 - 1 Ponaganset S.H.S. 1 - 5 Burrillville S.H.S. 2 - 10 Cumberland S.H.S. 1 - 3 Mount Saint Charles S.H.S. 2 - 3 Woonsocket S.H.S. 12 - 5 Ponaganset S.H.S. 5 - 3 Burrillville S.H.S. 4 - 5 Cumberland S.H.S. 11 - 5 Mount Saint Charles Won — 5; Lost — 5 Division finish — 3rd Place Coach — Mr. Salisbury Mgrs. — Richard Mercier Michael Bouchard Improved league finish seen for next year . . . 55 First row: D. Peters, C. Boyes, R. Phelan, J. Gallagher, R. St.Jean, G. Mitchell, S. Courtemanche, K. Dodd, J. Jenkins, Mr. Buglio (Coach); Second row: S. Kanarian, J. Rostron, F. Healy, K. Os¬ borne, J. McDermott, D. Brown, M. Beaudry, G. Bradbury, J. An- tonelli. Third row: Mr. Dunn (Coach), W. Renfrew, P. Capparrille, D. Dulude, S. Halben, R. Auld, D. Narcisi, G. Beaudoin, R. Cardone; Fourth row: J. Williams, S. Johnson, R. DeCurtis, D. Moscicki, M. Piucci, D. Gibbs, R. Pickles, J. Kelly; Fifth row: M. Steiner, T. Rossi, A. Hartman, R. Gin gras, R. D ' Agostino, T. McHugh (Mgr.) Frank Healy — javelin specialist Throwing the hammer is easy for John Jenkins 56 TRA CK 70 Practice pays off for Sentinel trackmen . . . S.H.S. 68 - 38 Scituate S.H.S. 67 - 46 Pawtucket West S.H.S. 44 - 60 Lincoln S.H.S. 85 - 28 Ponaganset S.H.S. 43 - 70 Cumberland S.H.S. 59 - 36 Burrillville S.H.S. 81 - 23 Johnston Wins — 5; Losses — 2 Division finish — 2nd place Coaches — Mr. Buglio, Mr. Dunn (Ass’t.) Mgrs. — Richard Newton, Thomas McHugh Flying over with the greatest of ease. 57 First row: R. Ciatola, F. Albanese, P. Mroczka, C. Sharp, J. White; Second row: R. Clarke, E. San- martino, T. Morgan, Mr. Reilly (Coach), J. Leo, T. Port. 58 TENNIS 70 Underclassmen talent looks promising for ’71 season . . S.H.S. 0-7 Hope S.H.S. 3-4 Scituate S.H.S. 0-7 LaSalle S.H.S. 3-4 Pawtucket West S.H.S. 2-5 Cumberland S.H.S. 2-5 Tolman S.H.S. 2-5 Hope S.H.S. 3-4 Scituate S.H.S. 2-5 LaSalle S.H.S. 3-4 Pawtucket West S.H.S. 3-4 Cumberland S.H.S. 2-5 Tolman S.H.S. 5-2 Bristol (Exh.) S.H.S. 5-2 Bristol (Exh.) S.H.S. 4_3 Mt. St. Charles (Exh.) Wins - Coach Mgr - - 0; Losses — 12; — Mr. Lawrence Robert Coyne Div. finish — 7th Golf scores. • S.H.S. 12 - 0 Ponaganset S.H.S. 6-6 Woonsocket S.H.S. 4 ' A - Vh Mt. St. Charles S.H.S. 12 - 0 North Smithfield S.H.S. 6 V 2 - 5 4 Cumberland S.H.S. 12 - 0 Ponaganset S.H.S. P 2 - 0Vl Woonsocket S.H.S. 714 - 414 Mt. St. Charles S.H.S. IVi - 4 4 North Smithfield S.H.S. 5 2 - 6 4 Cumberland Home Course — Melody Hills C.C. Wins — 6; Losses — 3; Ties — 1 Division finish — 2nd place Kneeling: T. Andrade, M. West , R. Coyne; Standing: K. Bush, D. Henlin, T. Ferro, Mr. Lawrence (Coach) Court King Tom Andrade Vicious shots make victories Cheerleading squad one of best in northern R.I. SENTINEL 60 61 V Being a freshman is .. . Walking new paths Learning a biological fact Exploring new languages 64 FRESHMAN CLASS Don Bruno (Treas.), Karen Hendricksen (Pres.), Donna Cabral (V. Pres.), Pat Mitchell (Secy.) To think is to solve Misery is being a freshman and alone a lot 65 Keeping things in their proper place Typing at 40 w.p.m. Deborah Christiansen fTreas.), Donna Chartier (Pres.), Deborah Robert (Secy); Missing — Allan Poon (V. Pres.) SOPHOMORE CLASS Discovering new lands Being a sophomore is .. . Thinking of pumpkin pie Volunteering answers in class Learning through observation 67 Paula Hull (Pres.), Jim Heggarty (Secy.), Rory Marcaccio (V. Pres.), Pat MeNeilly (Treas.) 68 Being a junior is . . . Above: Repairing old dreams — building new ones Below: Keeping physically fit Side: Being happy with the world 69 Sign and Poster Club ACTIVITY CLUBS Students given time each Monday afternoon to pursue activities of their own choice Mechanical Drawing Club Investment Club Art Club German Club Future Secretaries Club Woodworking Club Knitting Club Girls Physical Education Club Cribbage Club Chess Club 71 GIRLS’ LEADER CORPS T. Derosier, Secretary; M. Conaty, Vice Pres.; P. Gulowacz, Pres.; C. Parsakian, Publicity; and J. Nelson , Treas. Miss Cyndy Neal, Advisor Spirit, beauty. dedication Girls ' Leader Corps members assist in teaching physical education classes; time , score , and officiate at intramural sports events; and, administer sports clinics. 72 LETTERMEN’S CLUB Spirit, body, loyalty to team . . . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS’ CLUB Spirit, mind, academic excellence 73 STUDENT COUNCIL Helen Graves, President 74 Equal opportunity for all Council looks to greater social and civic involvement for forthcoming year . . . Above: Serious faces reflect concern Below: Council members decorate school ' s Christmas tree 75 Students given massive dose of “group guidance” Top left: Mrs. Lois Olcott, office work Top right: Dave Sweet, T.V. Broadcasting Middle: Greetings to guests are extended by Mr. Boyle, Mr. Shepard, and Mr. Gallagher Below: X-ray Technicians, Rhode Island Hospital A Sgt. Gloria Fry, W.A.F. Students guided in career choices CAREER DA Y 70 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riltner, Florists Trooper John A. Turner, State Police Peg Short poses attractively for our ANVIL photographer APPLE BLOSSOM HISTORICAL HOME TOUR Students aid in explaning local history as tour guides Doug Borst, Marlene McBride, and Kevin Boyle waiting for tour¬ ists. 78 Liz Donaldson, a talented dancer. This year, under the capable direction of Mr. Gabriel deMoura, the Drama Club presented such performances as “Not Enough Rope”, “Kaleidoscope ’70”, and “The Brick and the Rose” Officers this year were Deborah Guay (Pres.), Cathy Zangari (V Pres.), Robin Anderson (Secy), and Karen Fielding (Treas.). The Drama Club offers experience in acting, costume, set design, and lighting. Why not join? Mr. deMoura helps with makeup. 80 DRAMA CLUB 70 Hard work, perseverance, and talented people combine to give Drama Club its best year yet! ABOVE: Al Low and John Kelly practice a skit LEFT: The many faces of Kaleidoscope ' 70 BELOW: The set crew is indispensable A couple of convertible cuties obviously enjoy the festivities ALUMNI HOMECOMING ’69 Donna Matarazzo named Queen . . . ABOVE: Donna is crowned by past Queen Sandra Salois BELOW: Helen and Sandra say hello! 83 Mr. Shepard crowns the Queen of the prom Society arrives late! JUNIOR PROM 70 Diane Cesaro crowned Queen of the prom . . . Beauty reigns supreme! Gala affair highlight of Junior social season . . . 84 It was almost a prom without music, until. . . Helen Graves obviously brought her appetite Cyndy Smith named Queen SENIOR PROM 70 The crowning moment! Cyndy and escort Lou DiNobile The Queen and her court of classic beauty at the Venus de Milo 87 Music students excel in assembly programs, state competitions, and annual concerts . . . BAND AND CHORUS Singing is good for the soul! These 8:00 A.M. rehearsals are rough! 89 A t last — the prized diploma! Above: Bob Bolton is very happy on this big day Right: Nancy Boyle, Salutatorian; speaks on society today 90 GRADUATION - CLASS OF 1970 A sunny beautiful afternoon in the courtyard Getting used to the robes are Steve Kanarian and Connie Rocco Peace and non-violent protest urged by graduation speakers Mr. Shepard announces the awarding of diplomas to a record 222 seniors SENIOR HONORS DA Y Bob Phelan proudly exhibits his band award Mr. Shepard commends seniors for a job well done For Outstanding Achievement ART BAND BOOKKEEPING BOYS PHYS EDUC CHORUS DRAMATICS ELECTRONICS GIRLS PHYS EDUC HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARY in Non-Academic Areas Linnea Toney Herbert Gardner Arthur D’Amario Richard Pickles Kevin Fallon Karen Kapanakis John Arena Linnea Toney June Fiske Jacqualyn Miller Patricia Miller MECH-ARCH DRAWING POWER MECHANICS PUBLICATIONS SHORTHAND SPEECH TYPING WOODWORKING . Joann Lemieux Douglas Leach Elizabeth Coyne Debra Ricci June Fiske Sheilagh Feeley Edgar Ladouceur Susan Margadonna — member of R.I. Honor Society 92 Kevin Fallon receives his special Drama award Parents look on as seniors have their “day” For Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Nancy Boyle ENGLISH Susan Apshaga FRENCH Lisa Nodiff MATHEMATICS Nancy Boyle PHYSICAL SCIENCE Douglas Leach SECRETARIAL Susan Margadonna SOCIAL STUDIES Thomas Andrade SPANISH Nancy Boyle Cheryl Corvese Rhode Island College Student Colloquia in History David Darnbrough Bruce Patt Special Awards D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP Lisa Nodiff DRAMA Kevin Fallon, Debby Guay, Cathy Zangari CHORAL BAND SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Susan Illingworth Robert Phelan Nancy Boyle Cheryl Corvese Lisa Nodiff, recipient of D.A.R. Citizenship award 93 RIGHT- Norm Leach checks his photography BELOW: Dave Lagreca and other Business staff mem¬ bers confer every Monday afternoon BELOW LEFT: Co-editor Judi Phillips keeps things running smoothly BELOW RIGHT: Charlene Parakian relaxes for a moment. Our work speaks for itself Mr. George W Reilly, ANVIL ’70 Advisor A ctivity club members keep all files up to date. The writer ' s staff is small but talented 95 ANVIL ’70 staff: Editors-in-chief Judi Phillips, Deh Guay; Advisor, Mr. George W. Reilly 96 Ralph Adler — chief writer for ANVIL ’70. 97 IIIIIIEtfE Donald Allen Stephen Ames I wish that photographer would go away! Thomas Andrade Susan Apshaga John Arena Janice Asbeck Anthony Autiello Leo Bagenski Cynthia Arnold Susan Ballou 100 “ What do you mean hijack this bus to Cuba?” Mark Beaudoin “Place your garbage in the proper receptacle!” Michael Bonsante Michael Bouchard Amy Bouvier Judy Bouvier Robert Bolton 101 Constance Boyes Kevin Boyle Nancy Boyle Margaret Brousseau David Brown Wayne Brown William Brown Joseph Buonaccorsi 102 Mary Jane Burgess Gina Capparrille Joseph Cardente Ronald Cardone Paul Cabral Linda Caffrey Christine Cabral Open wide! 103 104 Donna Cimaglio Charles Clark Deborah Collins June Contillo Robert Cooke James Costantino Ronald Countie Cheryl Corvese Steven Courtemanche “Get off my back!” Alan Couture 105 Gary Crandall Fancy pants Steven Cullen Gee, it ' s really the same as ours! 106 Dwight Darling David Darnbrough Linda DeCotis Paula DeLeo Paul Devonis “ won V tell you where I hid the bomb! ” 107 “ think Vm going to be sick! Charles DiChiaro Ralph Dionne William Dodge Sheilagh Feeley Donald DiBlasi Frank Esposito Kevin Fallon Mary-Jane Fallon 108 “Say cheese!” 109 Patrice Giroux John Gulouski Robert Grist Deborah Guay Penny Gulowacz Carl Hagstrom 110 “ told you it wouldn ' t work! The only place to bunk is in the boiler room! ' Deborah Hainsworth Stephen Halben “Leave me alone , you beast! ’ Kenneth Hall Hans Hansen Bernice Harrison Cheryl Hassell 111 Francis Healy Richard Herzog Catching up on summer reading John Hickey Robert lemma Susan Illingworth Deborah Imbruglio Barbara Irving Carolyn Kachadourian 112 I never want to see another penny in mv life! ” T Karen Kapanakis Denise Laboissonnier e Edgar Ladouceur 113 Joan Langlois Barbara LaPolla Joanne Lemieux - master architect! Patricia Larkin Deborah Leach 114 “Are you sure Tarzan started this way? 115 That ' s togetherness for ya! 116 Barbara McGregor Janet McNab Katherine McWeeney Donna Miller Kim McKay Patricia Miller 117 Bov! Did you gel the right combination ' 118 “Follow the yellow brick road. Eveline Paquette 119 Bruce takes his baths a little at a time. 120 Jeanne Pilkington Gary Pincins Cheryl Piti “You cut my hair and I ' ll lose mv strength!” Thomas Port Russell Ragno 121 Senior class expresses mixed emotions at an assembly. Deborah Ricci 122 Donna Sherboken Charlie helps with the sets. 123 Georgette Skoutas Cynthia Smith Deborah St. Jean Richard St. Jean Dennis Straight Gayle Sutton 124 “We’re waiting 125 Sheila finishes her art work Susan Uttley Karen Valeriana Mark Vallee Sheila Walter John White Peter Whitecross Stephen Votolato Gail Wilbur 126 Prescott Williams Mary Wingate Kenneth Wood Catherine Zangari Diane Pacheco “I’ve got to do well on that test!” “I’m all right, the world ' s all wrong!’’ 127 R. I. Honor Soc iety Best class ever . . Thomas Andrade Cynthia Arnold Susan Apshaga Nancy Boyle Mary Jane Burgess Christine Cabral Cheryl Corvese Theresa Derosier Sheilagh Feeley June Fiske Helen Graves Linda Grieco Stephen Halben Francis Healy Susan Illingworth Karen Kapanakis Kathleen Kelly Janice Marchetti Sandra Margadonna Susan Margadonna Janet McNab Donna Miller Jacqualyn Miller Glenn Mitchell Linda Nicholson Lisa NodifT Joseph Osborne, Jr. Shelly Parker Mary Pattie Judith Phillips Richard Pickles Cheryl Piti Thomas Port Lisa Prue Russell Ragno Debra Ricci Kathleen Rondeau Sandra Salois Margaret Short Georgette Skoutas Linnea Toney John White Gail Wilbur Catherine Zangari 1969-70 Senior Athletic Team Captains FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER BASKETBALL HOCKEY BASEBALL TRACK GOLF TENNIS CHEERLEADING GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS TRACK GIRLS SOFTBALL GIRLS TENNIS Stephen Kanarian David Provonsil Ronald Cardone Richard LaChance Douglas Leach John White Kevin Boyle Dwight Darling Wayne Brown Douglas Leach .James Costantino Peter Whitecross .Stephen Courtemanche Glenn Mitchell John Leo Thomas Andrade Christine Cabral Cindy Smith Margaret Conaty Margaret Conaty Penny Gulowacz Lynn Paquette Theresa Derosier 129 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEN, DONALD. 59 LAKESIDE DR GEORGIA VILLE, CHO¬ RUS 3; GYMNASTIC GROUP 2; BASEBALL 2 AMES, STEPHEN, 39 AUSTIN AVE, SMITH FI ELD, STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 3, 4; HR V PRES I; HR PRES 3; BASKETBALL . 2, 3; BASEBALL 1. 2 ANDRADE, THOMAS, 7 LANTERN RD, ESMOND, CROSS COUNTRY 2; SOCCER 3, 4; BASKETBALL 2, 3; TENNIS 2, 3, 4 APSHAGA, SUSAN, JOHN MOWRY RD. SMITHFIELD. OF JADE AND GOLD 2: SADDLE CLUB, SEC 3; ART CLUB I, 2; HR TREAS 4; YEARBOOK 4 ARENA. JOHN, 54 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. ESMOND. FOOT¬ BALL 2, 3. 4 ARNOLD. CYNTHIA, 18 APPLETOWN RD. SMITHFIELD. FOLK MUSIC CLUB 3; HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 4 A SB EC K, JANICE, 37 AUSTIN AVE, SMITHFIELD, MAJOR¬ ETTES 3; SADDLE CLUB 3; ART CLUB 4 AUTIELLO, ANTHONY, 14 MAYFIELD ST, SMITHFIELD, GYMNASTIC GROUP 3. 4; FOOTBALL 2, 3. 4; TRACK 2; HR V PRES 1 BAG EN SKI. LEO, CA ROLAN N AVE, SMITHFIELD. CHEFS CLUB 3, 4 BALLOU, SUSAN. 21 CIDER LANE SMITHFIELD. MAJOR¬ ETTES 3; SADDLE CLUB 3; ART CLUB 3. 4; HR SECRE¬ TARY 2 BEAUDOIN, MARK, 262 WATERMAN AVE, ESMOND, SCHOOL PAPER 3; DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; BAND 2, 3. 4; CHORUS 5, 4; OF JADE AND GOLD 2 BOLTON, ROBERT, 27 WOODLAND AVE, ESMOND. LETTER- MANS CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 3; HR TREAS I BONSANTE. MICHAEL, 20 MEADOW VIEW DR. SMITH- FIELD BOUCHARD. MICHAEL 13 GLADSTONE ST. ESMOND, LET- TERMANS CLUB 4; BASEBALL MGR 4; HR SECRETARY 4 BOUVIER. AMY, 139 FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND BOUVIER, JUDY. PINE DR, SMITHFIELD, BAND 1 ; LI¬ BRARY CLUB I; CHORUS 3, 4 BO YES. CONSTANCE, 194 OLD COUNTY RD. ESMOND. DRAMA CLUB 4; MATH CLUB 3; HR SECRETARY 2 BOYLE, KEVIN, 16 ELMHURST DR. GREENVILLE. JR GREAT BOOKS CLUB 1; DEBATING CLUB 3; STUDENT COUNCIL I; LETTERMANS CLUB 2, 3, 4; SOCCER 1, 3, 4; BASKETBALL CAPT 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; HR I PRES 1 BOYLE, NANCY, WILLIAMS RD, ESMOND, CHEERLEADER I; BAND 1, 2; STUDENT COUNCIL 2. 4; MA TH CLUB 2, 3, 4,- YEARBOOK 2, 3; CHORUS 3, 4; SOCIAL COMM 3; HR PRES 2; HR TREAS 3; CLASS SALUTATORIAN BROUSSEAU, MARGARET, 295 OLD COUNTY RD, ESMOND BROWN, DAVID, 660 PUTNAM PIKE. GREENVILLE. X-COUNTRY 1; SOCCER 3. 4; TRACK 4 BROWN. WA YNE, 29 LINCOLN ST. ESMOND, LETTERMANS CLUB 4; GYMNASTIC GROUP 3; HOCKEY 2, 3. 4; BASE¬ BALL 1, 2, 3 BROWN. WILLIAM. 291 WATERMAN AVE. ESMOND, CHO¬ RUS 4 BUONACCORSI, JOSEPH. 15 CANDLEWOOD DR, GREEN¬ VILLE. CHORUS 3, 4 BURGESS. MARY JANE. 8 STEPHEN ST, GREENVILLE. CHEERLEADERS 1. 2; STUDENT COUNCIL 4; YEARBOOK 2, 3, 4; SOCIAL COMM 4; HR V PRES 4 CABRAL, CHRISTINE. 6 RIVER ST, ESMOND, SOC COMM 4; CHEERLEADERS I, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN I, 2. 3, 4; SOFT- BALL I, 2 CABRAL PAUL. 7 RIVER ST. ESMOND. STU COUN I, 3, 4,- BASEBALL 2; HR PRES 1, 2, 3; HR V PRES 4 CAFFREY. LINDA, 29 FOURTH ST, ESMOND. CHORUS 3, 4; SECY CLUB 3; HR SECY 3 CANCELLIRE, DEBORAH. 23 JULIAN ST, ESMOND, FUTURE NURSES CLUB 2, 3, 4 CAPPARRILLE, GINA. 9 LAKE VIEW DR. GREENVILLE. DRAMA CLUB 4; ART CLUB 2, 3. 4 CARDENTE, JOSEPH, 7 BARNES ST, GREENVILLE. HR TREAS I CARDONE, RONALD 69 PLEASANT VIEW AVE, GREEN¬ VILLE. LETTERMANS CLUB 2: GYM GROUP 3, 4; X- COUNTRY I, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1, 2, 4 CARLTON, RICHARD. CAPRON RD. ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 2, 3, C TRAC K 2 CESARO. RICHARD, RICHARD ST. SMITHFIELD, CHESS CLUB 3 CHAMPOUX. ROBIN. STILLWATER RD, ESMOND, GERMAN CLUB 4 CHARBONEAU, WALTER, 9 WILLOW RD, GREENVILLE GYM GROUP 3. 4 CHARTIER, DEBORAH. 27 LINCOLN ST, ESMOND, STU COUN 4; BASKETBALL 1. 2. 3; SOFTBALL 1. 2 CHOQUETTE. THERESA, ROCKY HILL RD. ESMOND. GYM GROUP 3; FUTURE NURSES 2; TENNIS 3 CIMAGLIO, DONNA, 28 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE, YEAR¬ BOOK : CLARK. CH ARLES, STILLWATER RD, ESMOND, CHEFS CLUB 4 COLLINS. DEBORAH. SEBILLE RD, ESMOND, YEARBOOK 4; LIBRARY CLUB 2; CHORUS 4; POSTER CLUB 4; SOFT- BALL 3; TENNIS 3; HR TREAS 3. 4 CONTILLO. JUNE. 40 WHIPPLE RD. GEORGIA VILLE, CHO¬ RUS I t 2, 3; HR SECY 3 COOKE. ROBERT, 25 TUCKER RD. GREENVILLE, LIBRARY CLUB 3; CHESS CLUB 4 CORVESE, CHERYL, LOG RD. SMITHFIELD. SENTINEL SIGNAL I; LITERARY MAG 2; MATH CLUB 3; CHESS ( .L B 1; CHORUS 1; GERMAN CLUB 2. 3; BIOLOGY CLUB 4; SOFTBALL 3: CLASS VALEDICTORIAN COSTANTINO, JAMES, 67 MACARTHUR DR, SMITHFIELD. GYM GROUP 2, 3; A -COUNTRY 1; BASKETBALL 1. 4; BASEBALL I, 2, 3, 4 COUNTIE. RONALD, 1 HILL ST, GEORGIA VILLE, CHEFS CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 3; HR SECY 4 COURTEMANCHE STEPHEN. 81 SMITH ST. GREENVILLE, LETTERMANS CLUB l t 2, 3, 4; GYM GROUP 4; CHEFS CLUB 3; SOCCER 4; HOCKEY 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 2; TRACK 2. 3. 4; BASEBALL 2 COUTURE. ALAN, MEADOW VIEW DR. SMITHFIELD. LI¬ BRARY CLUB 4: CHESS CLUB 2. 3 COYNE, ELIZABETH, 24 HALSEY DR. SMITHFIELD. BAND I; YEARBOOK 3, 4; CHESS CLUB 1; FUTURE TEACHERS 2, 3; BASKETBALL MGR 3. 4; VOLLEYBALL 2. 3 CRANDALL, DIANE, 19 APPLETOWN RD, SMITHFIELD, CHORUS 4; MODERN MUSIC 3; FUTURE NURSES 4; PEP SQUAD 2; SOFTBALL 3 CRANDALL GARY, 19 APPLETOWN RD. SMITHFIELD, CHESS CLUB I; CHORUS 4; LETTERMANS CLUB 3; GYM GROUP 2; FOOTBALL 3, 4; BASKETBALL 4 CROWELL, KENNETH. 15 BARNES ST, GREENVILLE. STU COUN 4; BASKETBALL 2; BASEBALL 2 DA MARIO. ARTHUR. INDIAN RUN TRAIL, ESMOND, BASE- 130 BALL 2 DARLING, DWIGHT, 965 GREENVILLE AVE, GREENVILLE, DEBATING CLUB 3; BAND I, 2; LETERMAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; SOCCER I ; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL I, 2, 3, 4; GOLF 3; BASEBALL I, 2, 4 DARNBROUGH, DAVID, 7 DIANA AVE, ESMOND, DEBATE CLUB 2; BAND 4; STU COUN I, 2; SOCCER 3; HR PRES I; HR V PRES 2 DAVIS, SANDRA, I SOUTH GLEN DR, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 3; BAND I, 2, 4 DeCOTIS, CHERYL, 417 DOUGLAS PIKE, ESMOND, CHO¬ RUS I, 2, 3, 4; MODERN MUSIC 2, 3, 4; FUTURE TEACH¬ ERS 3 DeCOTIS, LINDA, 154 DOUGLAS PIKE, ESMOND, STU COUN 4; ART CLUB 2, 3, HR TREAS 2 DeLEO, PAULA, 74 AUSTIN AVE, GREENVILLE, CHEER¬ LEADERS 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 4; CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4; HR PRES 4 DEROSIER, THERESA, 29 DOUGLAS CIRCLE, GREENVILLE, CHEERLEADERS I, 2; STU COUN 2, 3; YEARBOOK 2; LEADERS CLUB 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 3, 4; TENNIS 2. 3, 4. -COUNTRY 4; HR TREAS , 2, 3; CLASS TREAS 2, 3, 4 DESAUTEL, MICHELLE, 1 MOUNTAINDALE RD, ESMOND, MODERN MUSIC 3, 4 DESFORGES, LORRAINE, 199 PLEASANT VIEW AVE, ES¬ MOND, LIBRARY CLUB ; FUTURE NURSES 2, 3 DESPRES, BRUCE, TAPER RD, ESMOND DEVON IS, PA UL, 69 WHIPPLE RD, GEORGIA VILLE, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; CHESS CLUB 1, 2 DiBLASI, DONALD, 16 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 2; LETTERMAN’S CLUB 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2; HR V PRES 2 DiCHIARO, CHARLES, 7 RANDALL ST, GREENVILLE, MATH CLUB 3; CHORUS 4 DIONNE, RALPH, 120 FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND, STU COUN 4; CHORUS 3, 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; BASEBALL 2 DODGE, WILLIAM, 17 TERRACE DR, GREENVILLE, BAND 1, 2. 3, 4; FOOTBALL 3, 4: HOCKl ) 2 ESPOSITO, FRANK, 6 LA WRENCE DR, GREENVILLE, SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL l t FOOTBALL 1 FALLON, KEVIN, 22 LINCOLN ST, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 1, 3, 4; BAND 3, 4; CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4; HR PRES 2 FALLON, MARY JANE, 22 LINCOLN ST, ESMOND, CHORUS 1. 2, 3, 4 FEELEY, SHEILAGH, 40 AUSTIN AVE, GREENVILLE, CHO¬ RUS 4; SOC COMM 4; LEADERS CLUB 4; HR TREAS 3, 4 FISKE, JUNE, WHIPPLE RD, ESMOND, STU COUN 1, 4; YEARBOOK 3; SOC COMM 4; MAJORETTES 3; HR V PRES I FONTAINE, LAURA IN E, 6 OLD TAVERN LANE, GREEN¬ VILLE, STU COUN 4; FUTURE TEACHERS 2, 3 GABEL, WILLIAM, II WILLOW RD, GREENVILLE GALLAGHER, JAMES, 1 RIVER ST, ESMOND, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; X-COUNTRY 3, 4; TRACK 2, 3, 4 GARDNER, HERBERT, INDIAN RUN TRAIL, ESMOND, BAND . 2, 3. 4; FRENCH CLUB 2; HR V PRES 3, 4 GARGARO, JEAN, 9 MOWR Y RD, GREENVILLE, GYM GROUP I GIBBS, DOUGLAS, DOUGLAS PIKE, ESMOND, GERMAN CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; HR TREAS 2; TRACK 4 GIROUX, JOHN, 139 FARNUM PIKE, GEORGIA VILLE GIROUX, PATRICE ART CLUB 2; FUTURE TEACHERS 3; BIOLOGY CLUB 4 GOLOUSKI, JOHN, 427 PUTNAM PIKE, ESMOND, GYM GROUP 3, 4; FOOTBALL 3 GRACE, KATHLEEN, 4 ADAMS ST, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 2; STU COUN 4; SOC COMM 4; LEADERS CLUB 4; FU¬ TURE TEACHERS 3; HR SECY 2, 4 GRA VES, HELEN, 68 DEAN A VE, ESMOND, SENTINEL SIG¬ NAL 2; STU COUN 1, 2, 3, 4; YEARBOOK 4; CHORUS 4; SOC COMM 1, 2, 3, 4; FUTURE TEACHERS 3; HR V PRES I; HR PRES 2, 3, 4 GRIECO, LINDA, 9A WHITMAN ST, ESMOND, SENTINEL SIGNAL 3; CHEERLEADERS 1, 2; STU COUN I; CHORUS 4; BASKETBALL MGR 3, 4; SOFTBALL 2, 3; HR PRES I GRIST, ROBERT, 95 DEAN AVE, ESMOND, YEARBOOK 4; GYM GROUP 1. 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3 GUAY, DEBORAH, 8 BEVERLY CIRCLE, GREENVILLE, SEN¬ TINEL SIGNAL 1, 2, 3; DRAMA CLUB 2, 3, 4; YEARBOOK EDITOR 4; CHESS CLUB 1; MODEL LEGIS 2; NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 3; HR SECY 2 GULOWACZ, PENNY, 18 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 2; CHEERLEADERS 1, 2, 3; BASKETBALL 1, 2. I 4: SOFTBALL 1. 2. 3, 4; FIELD HOCKEY 3, 4; VOLLEY¬ BALL 3; LEADERS CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 3; X-COUNTRY 3; SKI CLUB 4 HAGSTROM, CARL, 21 GREEN LAKE DR, GREENVILLE HA1NSWORTH, DEBORAH, 13 PLEASANT VIEW AVE, GREENVILLE HALBEN, STEVEN, 13 PEN BRYN AVE, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 1; BAND I, 2, 3, 4; MATH CLUB 2; FRENCH CLUB 2, 3; STAGE BAND l, 2, 3, 4; X-COUNTR Y 3, 4; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 HALL, KENNETH, 269 OLD COUNTRY RD, ESMOND HANSEN, HANS, 283 WATERMAN AVE, ESMOND, ART CLUB 3; CRIBBAGE CLUB 4 HARRISON, BERNICE, 70 MacARTHUR DR, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 2; CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4; HR TREAS 2 HASSELL CHERYL, 40 WILLOW RD. GREENVILLE. SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL l, 2; DRAMA CLUB I; STU COUN 4; LI¬ BRARY CLUB 1, 2, 3; SOFTBALL 1 HEALY, FRANCIS, 2 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE, LETTER- MAN ' S CLUB 3; X-COUNTRY 1; TRACK 2. 3, 4 HERZOG, RICHARD. 17 BARNES ST, GREENVILLE HICKEY, JOHN, 2 PAMELA DR, GREENVILLE, SOC COMM 4 HUNT, GAIL VAUGHN ST. GREENVILLE, SENITNEL SIG¬ NAL 1; DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3; YEARBOOK 3, 4; SOC COMM 4; MAJORETTES 3; FOLK CLUB 2, 3; SOFTBALL 4 HUNTLEY, DIANE, 25 FEN WOOD AVE, ESMOND, FUTURE SECRETARIES 2; FOLK CLUB 3; HOME EC ON CLUB 4 IEMMA, ROBERT, 7 PALMER ST, GREENVILLE. CHORUS I; HOCKEY 3; HR TREAS 1 ILLINGWORTH. SUSAN, WILLIAMS RD. ESMOND. STU COUN 4; YEARBOOK 2, 3, 4; CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4; SOC COMM 3; MATH LEAGUE 2, 3; SOFTBALL 1; TENNIS 3; HR SECY 2; HR PRES 4 IMBRUGLIO. DEBORAH, STILLWATER RD. GEORGIA VILLE, DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; CHORUS 3; PEP SQUAD 1 IRVING, BARBARA, 5 DOUGLAS CIRCLE, GREENVILLE. DRAMA CLUB 2; FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4 KACHADOURIAN, CAROLYN. 5 CIDER LANE, GREENVILLE, SENTINEL SIGNAL I; DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 4 CHESS CLUB 1; CHORUS 4 KAN A RIAN. STEPHEN, CAROLANN AVE, ESMOND, CHESS CLUB 1; LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; TRACK 3, 4; BASEBALL 1 KAPANAKIS. KAREN. 8 HA WKINS ST, GREENVILLE, SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL l, 3; DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 KELLY, KATHY, 8 SPENCER RD, GREENVILLE. SENTINEL SIGNAL 3; DRAMA CLUB 3, 4; STU COUN 4; CHORUS 4 LA BOISSONNIERE, DENISE, 2 WOLF HILL RD, ESMOND. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 2; MODERN MUSIC CLUB 3, 4 LaCHANCE, RICHARD. 11 STEPHEN ST, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 1. 2; X-COUNTR Y 1. 3. 4; BASEBALL 1, 2; HR V PRES I. 2 LA DOUCEUR. EDGAR, 54 EISENHOWER DR, GREENVILLE, HOCKEY 3 LAFAILLE, IRENE, 25 PEN BRYN AVE, ESMOND, STU COUN 131 4; YEARBOOK 3; CHORUS 1, 2; SOC COMM 4; MAJOR¬ ETTES 3; PEP SQUAD 3; BASKETBALL 2; HR SEC) 4 LaMARRE. MICHELLE, 12 SWEET RD, ESMOND, CHORUS , 2, 3; MODERN MUSIC 3, 4 LAM SON, LEE, OLD FORGE RD, ESMOND, LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 3; X-COUNTRY 1; SOCCER 4; FOOTBALL 2; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK I, 2; GOLF 3; HR PRES I, 2; HR SECY 4 LANE, MARY BETH, 15 MAYFIELD ST, GREENVILLE, CHEERLEADERS 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 3, 4; CHORUS 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; PEP SQUAD 2; HR V PRES 4; HR PRES 3 LANGLOIS, JOAN, 652 PUTNAM PIKE, GREENVILLE, ART CLUB 2, 3, 4; HR TREAS 1, 3, 4 LaPOLLA, BARBARA, 37 SMITH AVE, GREENVILLE, CHO¬ RUS 3; MODERN MUSIC CLUB 3, 4 LARKIN, PATRICIA, RIVERV1EW AVE, SPRAGUEV1LLE LEO, JOHN, 42 WILLOW RD, GREENVILLE, TEAM SPORTS 3; GOLF I, 2, 3, 4 LEACH, DEBORAH, 65 SMITH AVE, GREENVILLE, SOC COMM 4; DANCE CLUB 4; MAJORETTES 3; HR SECY I LEACH, DOUGLAS 65 SMITH AVE, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 2; LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 2, 3; SOCCER 1, 2, 3. 4: HOCKEY 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL l. 2. 3; HR V PRES 2 LEBEAU, EDWARD, 195 WHIPPLE RD, GREENVILLE, AND 4 LEBLANC, KATHY. 3 HILLTOP COURT, GREENVILLE, CHORUS 4; HOME ECON CLUB 4; FUTURE NURSES CLUB 2; HR TREAS . 4 LEMIEUX, JOANNE, 25 HATTIE AVE, GREENVILLE, BAS¬ KETBALL 1 LITTLE, ROBERT, 24 PLEASANT VIEW AVE, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 4; CHOIR 3, 4; SOC COMM 4; TRACK 3, 4; HR TREAS I LORD, DA VID, 3 HILLC REST AVE, GREENVILLE, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; CHOIR 4; HR TREAS 2 MANOCCHIA, JAYNE, 193 OLD COUNTRY RD, ESMOND, CHORUS 1, 2. 3 MARCHETTI, JANICE, 7 DOUGLAS CIRCLE, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 2; STU COUN 3, 4; YEARBOOK 4; TENNIS 3; HR V PRES 3, 4 MARGADONNA, SANDRA, 4 CONTINENTAL RD, GREEN¬ VILLE, CHEERLEADERS I, 4; STU COUN 1, 2, 3, 4; YEAR¬ BOOK 4; CHOIR 4; SOC COMM l, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 2; SOFTBALL 3; HR TREAS l, 4; HR SECY 3; HR PRES 2; CLASS SECY 2 MARGADONNA, SUSAN, 4 CONTINENTAL RD, GREEN¬ VILLE, CHEERLEADERS I, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN I, 2, 4; YEARBOOK 3, 4; CHORUS 4; MODEL LEG IS 3; SOC COMM . 2 t 3, 4: GYM GROUP 2; HR TREAS 2, 3: HR PRES I, 4 MARINEAU, DEBORAH, STILLWATER RD, ESMOND, SAD¬ DLE CLUB 3, 4 MARIOTTI, CAROL 6 FOURTH ST, ESMOND, CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4; HR SECY MARTIN, BARBARA, 19 GREENLAKE DR, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB I, 2; LITERARY MAG I, 2; CHESS CLUB 1; FOLK MUSIC 1; ART CLUB 4 MARTIN, DEBORAH, 32 HOMESTEAD AVE, SMITH FI ELD, SKI CLUB 4; TENNIS 3 MATARAZZO, DONNA, FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND, CHEER¬ LEADERS l, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN I, 3; CHORUS 3, 4; SOC COMM 1, 2, 3, 4; HR V PRES 3; HR SECY I, 4. McCORMICK, DAVID, 2 WALNUT ST, GREENVILLE, BAND I, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 2, 3, 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; HR SECY 1; HR V PRES 3; CLASS SOC COMM CHAIRMAN 4 McGregor, Barbara, ii welcome rd, Esmond, year¬ book 4; MODERN MUSIC CLUB 3; BASKETBALL l McKAY, KIM, POTTER AVE, ESMOND, GYM GROUP 3; CHEM CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 2, 4; TRACK McNAB, JANET, 7 ORCHARD AVE, GREENVILLE, CHEER¬ LEADERS I; STU COUN I, 2, 4; HR PRES 1, 2 McWEENEY, KATHY, 24 WILLOW RD, GREENVILLE STU COUN 4; YEARBOOK 3; CHORUS 3, 4; SOC COMM 4; HR SECY 3 MILLER, DONNA, 17 STEPHEN ST, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 3, 4; STU COUN l, 2; SOC COMM 4; HR V PRES 1, 2, CLASS TREASURER 1 MILLER, JACQUALYN, 17 SUTTON ST, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 4; BAND 1, 2; YEARBOOK 2, 3, 4; LIBRARY CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL I, 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 2, 3 MILLER, KAREN, 8 RANDALL ST, GREENVILLE, CHEER¬ LEADERS 2; YEARBOOK 4; CHORUS 1 . 2, 3 . 4; HR SECY 3 MILLER, PATRICIA, 17 SUTTON ST, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 4; BAND 2; YEARBOOK 2, 3, 4; LIBRARY CLUB I, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL I, 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 2, 3 MITCHELL, GLENN, 30 BEVERLY CIRCLE, GREENVILLE, DEBATE 2; STU COUN 3, 4; CHESS CLUB 3; LETTER- MAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; SOCCER I, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL I, 2; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; HR V PRES 3; HR PRES 4 MITCHELL, KENNETH, 346 HARRIS RD, ESMOND, GER¬ MAN CLUB 2; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3, 4 MORGAN, DONNA, 8 SCENIC VIEW DR, ESMOND, SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL 3; DRAMA CLUB l, 2, 3, 4; LITERARY MAG 2; STU COUN 4; LIBRARY CLUB I, 2 MORGAN, THOMAS, 18 WILLOW RD, GREENVILLE, CHESS CLUB I, 4; GOLD 1, 2, 3, 4 NADEAU, LEO, LIMEROCK RD, ESMOND, CHEF ' S CLUB 3, 4 N ARC I SI, JOSEPH, 3 TUCKER LANE, GREENVILLE, BAND I, 2 t 3, 4; LIBRARY CLUB 1; G YM GROUP 1; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL I; TRACK I, 2 NICHOLSON, ARLENE, 2 CANDY COURT, ESMOND, ART CLUB 3; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 3; POSTER CLUB 4; GYM GROUP J NICHOLSON, LINDA, 20 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB , 2, 3, 4; TEAM SPORTS 4 NODIFF, LISA, 10 ELMHURST DR, GREENVILLE, SENTINEL SIGNAL 2; CHEERLEADERS 1, 2, 3; STU COUN 2, 3, 4; CHORUS 4; SOC COMM 2, 3, 4 NORBERG, SUSAN, MOUNTAINDALE RD, ESMOND, YEAR¬ BOOK 4; TENNIS 2 O ' BRIEN, JAMES, 25 ESMOND ST, ESMOND, CHESS CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 1; FOLK MUSIC CLUB 1 OSBORNE, JOSEPH, CEDAR SWAMP RD, ESMOND, SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL 3; DEBATE CLUB 2; STU COUN 4; LIBRARY CLUB 1; CHESS CLUB I; MODEL LEGIS 3; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL l, 2; TRACK I, 2, 3, 4; HR V PRES 4 OSTIGUY, NANCY, 85 SMITH AVE, GREENVILLE, CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4 PACHECO, DIANE, 6 STILLWATER RD , GEORGIA VILLE, CHORUS 1, 2. 3 PAQUETTE, EVELINE, 27 JULIAN ST, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 4; CHEERLEADER 1, 2; YEARBOOK 2, 3, 4; LIBRARY CLUB 2, 3, 4; LEADERS CLUB 2, 3; BASKETBALL I, 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL J, 2, 3, 4; VOLLEYBALL 2 PARKER, ROBERT, 280 PUTNAM PIKE, SMITH FI ELD, STU COUN 3; CLASS PRES 3 PARKER, SHELLY, 571 PUTNAM PIKE, GREENVILLE, MATH CLUB I, 2; FUTURE NURSES CLUB 2, 3; CHEM CLUB 4 PATT, BRUCE, 53 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE, LETTER¬ MAN ' S CLUB 3; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3, 4; SOCCER 3, 4; BAS¬ KETBALL 2; TRACK 3, 4; GOLF 1, 2 PATTIE, MARY, 3 MARMAREL RD, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 2; CRIBBAGE CLUB 4; ART ClUB 3; FIELD HOCKEY 3 PHELAN, ROBERT, 17 FANNING LANE, GREENVILLE, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 2, 3; X-COUNTRY I, FOOT¬ BALL , 2, 3; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; HR TREAS 3 PHILLIPS, JUDITH, WILLIAMS RD, ESMOND, CHEER¬ LEADERS 1, 2; YEARBOOK 3, 4; CHORUS 2; CHOIR 3, 4,- LEADERS CLUB 2; SOFTBALL 2; TENNIS 2; YEARBOOK 132 EDITOR 4 PICKLES, RICHARD, 157 FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND, LETTER- MAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; GYM GROUP 2; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 PIERSON, CHERYL, 15 APPLETOWN RD, GREENVILLE, CHEER 3 PILKINGTON, JEANNE, 11 SUTTON ST, GREENVILLE SOC COMM 4; GYM GROUP 3; ART CLUB 4 PINCINS, GARY, 3 GREEN A VE, ESMOND, BAND 2, 3, 4 PIT I, CHERYL, 14 JOYCE ANN DR, GREENVILLE, GYM GROUP 2; SADDLE CLUB 3; ITALIAN CLUB 4 PORT, THOMAS, 12 MAYFIELD ST, GREENVILLE, SOCCER 1, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3; GOLF 3; BASEBALL l, 2 PRATT, ROBERT, 121 FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND, GOLF 1 PROVONSIE DAVID, SWAN RD, ESMOND, LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 4; GYM GROUP 2, 3; X-COUNTRY 1; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; HR SECY 1 PRUE, LISA, JOHN MOWRY RD, ESMOND, STU COUN 1, 4; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 2, 3 RAG NO, RUSSELL 33 HALSEY DR, SMITH FI ELD, CHESS CLUB 2, 3; CHEM CLUB 4 RENFREW, WILLIAM, HARRIS RD, SMITH FIELD, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 2, 3, 4 RICCI, DEBRA, 338 WATERMAN AVE, ESMOND, SENTINEL SIGNAL 1; STU COUN 1; HR V PRES 2; HR SECY 3 RICCI, JOSEPH, 8 HILL A VE, SMITHFIELD, SCI C LUB 3; HR TREAS 2 ROCCO, CONNIE, 17 MAPLECREST DR, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 4; YEARBOOK 3; SOC COMM 4; TENNIS CLUB 2, 3; ART CLUB 4; HR V PRES 4; HR TREAS 2, 3 RODIO, ROBERT, 12 APPLETOWN RD, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 3, 4; YEARBOOK 3; SOC COMM 3, 4; SKI CLUB 4; CRIBS AGE CLUB 3; HR PRES 3, 4 RONDEAU, KATHLEEN, 181 OLD COUNTRY RD, ESMOND, STU COUN 4 ROSSI, IRIS, 18 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 2, 3, 4; CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4; FOLK CLUB 2; BASKETBALL 1, 2 ROWLETT, WARREN, 571 PUTNAM PIKE, GREENVILLE, HOCKEY 2, 3, 4 RUDICIL, PHILIP, 29 CIDER LANE, GRENVILLE RUOTOLO, LAWRENCE, 32 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE, CHORUS 3, 4 RYLANDER, PAUL, 89 AUSTIN AVE, GREENVILLE, CHORUS 4; ART CLUB 3; FOOTBALL 1; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 4; BASE¬ BALL 1, 2, 4 SA LOIS, SANDRA, 13 ESM OND ST, ESMOND, SENTINEL SIGNAL 2; CHEERLEADERS 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 1, 2, 3, 4; YEARBOOK 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; HR V PRES 1, 3; HR PRES 2; CLASS V PRES 1 SER VOSS, MARK, 91 A USTIN A VE, GREENVILLE, CHORUS 4 SHARP, CURTIS, 21 DIANA AVE, ESMOND, CHESS CLUB 2, 4; SOC COMM 3. 4; GYM GROUP 3; GOLF 3 SHERBOKEN, DONNA, BRAYTON RD, ESMOND, SECY CLUB 4 SHERMAN, KATHY, 24 HOMESTEAD AVE, ESMOND, CHO¬ RUS 1 SHORT, MARGARET, WILLIAMS RD, ESMOND, STU COUN 4; CHORUS 4; SOC COMM 4; CLASS SECY 4 SIM EON E, CHERYL TWIN RIVER RD, LINCOLN, STU COUN 3, 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; HR V PRES 3; SOC COMM CHAIR¬ MAN 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1 SKOUTAS, GEORGETTE, DOUGLAS PIKE, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 2; LIBRARY CLUB 1 SMITH, CYNTHIA, 2 ORCHARD AVE, GREENVILLE, CHEERLEADERS 1, 2, 3, 4; STU COUN 3, 4; CHORUS 3, 4; SOC COMM 3, 4; CLASS V PRES 3, 4 SMITH, DOROTHY, 20 LAKE VIEW DR, GREENVILLE, SEN¬ TINEL SIGNAL 3; HR TREAS 2 SMITH, KENNETH, 10 ROSEWOOD DR, GREENVILLE, CHESS CLUB 3; INVESTMENT CLUB 4 SPARKMAN, ALYCE, 4 WHIPPLE LANE, GREENVILLE, SENTINEL SIGNAL 3; DRAMA CLUB 3, 4; LITERARY MAG 2; CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4 ST JEAN, DEBORAH, 1 ABNER ST, ESMOND, STU COUN 4; CHORUS 3, 4; SOC COMM 4; GYM GROUP 4; BASKETBALL 4; SOFTBALL 4; X-COUNTRY 4; HR PRES 3; HR SECY 1 ST. JEAN, RICHARD, 28 FENWOOD AVE, ESMOND, FOOT¬ BALL 2; TRACK 2, 3, 4 STRAIGHT, DENNIS, 4 SEBILLE RD, ESMOND, CR1BBAGE CLUB 3, 4; TRACK 2; HR SECY 2 SUTTON, GA YLE, BRA YTON RD, ESMOND, CHORUS 2, 3, 4; TRACK 3; X-COUNTRY 3 TASCA, CHARLES, 3 MAPLECREST DR, GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB 3, 4; STU COUN 1, 2, 3; CHORUS 4; SOC COMM 4; X-COUNTRY 3; TRACK 2, 3; HR PRES 1, 2; HR V PRES 3 TOLISANO, PHILIP 10 APPLE VALLEY PKWY, GREEN¬ VILLE, SENTINEL SIGNAL 3; CHESS CLUB 2; CRIB BA GE CLUB 3, 4 TONEY, LINNEA, FARNUM PIKE, ESMOND, CHEERLEAD¬ ERS 3, 4; STU COUN 1, 2, 4; SOC COMM 1, 2, 3, 4; ART CLUB 2, 3; PEP SQUAD 1, 2; HR SECY 2; HR V PRES 4 TUCKER, BRIAN, 7 PATRICIA CIRCLE, ESMOND, LIBRARY CLUB 1; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3, 4; TRACK 2 TUDINO, STEVEN, 299 OLD COUNTRY RD, ESMOND, MOD¬ ERN MUSIC CLUB 3; A UTO MECH CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 1; GOLF 3; BASEBALL 2 UTTLEY, SUAN, 5 PLEASANT VIEW CIRCLE, GREENVILLE, DRAMA CLUB 2; YEARBOOK 3, 4; LIBRARY CLUB 1 VALERIANA, KAREN, 19 HILL A VE, ESMOND VALLEE, MARK, 3 ELM COURT, ESMOND, STU COUN 3, 4; LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; CHOIR 3, 4; GOVERNOR ' S YOURTH COMM 4; FOOTBALL 2, 3; BASKETBALL 4; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; HR SECY 4; SOC COMM CHAIRMAN 3; CLASS PRES 4 VOTOLATO, STEPHEN, 6 STURBRIDGE AVE, GREENVILLE, SENTINEL SIGNAL 2, 3; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3, 4; SOCCER 3; TRACK 3 WALTER, SHEILA, STILLWATER RD, ESMOND, SOC COMM 4; GYM GROUP 4; LEADER CLUB 3, 4; SOFTBALL 3, 4 WHITE, JOHN, 4 MA YFIELD ST, GREENVILLE, STU COUN 1, 4; LETTERMAN ' S CLUB 3, 4; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3; SOC¬ CER 1, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; GOLF 3, 4; BASE¬ BALL 2; HR PRES 3, 4 WHITECROSS, PETER, 14 SCENIC VIEW DRIVE, GREEN¬ VILLE, FOOTBALL 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2; BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 WILBUR, GAIL, HARRIS RD, ESMOND, DRAMA CLUB 4; CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 3 WILLIAMS, PRESCOTT, PLEASANT VIEW AVE, SMITH- FIELD, DEBATE 2; CRIBBAGE CLUB 3; GYM GROUP 4; FOOTBALL 2; HOCKEY 3 WINGATE, MARY, 31 SPRAGUE ST, GREENVILLE SENTI¬ NEL SIGNAL 2; HOME EC ON CLUB 4; SOFTBALL 2; FIELD HOCKEY 3 WOOD, KENNETH, 11 VAUGHN ST, GREENVILLE, GYM GROUP 1, 2, 3, 4 ZANGARI, CATHERINE, 57 EISENHOWER DR, SMITH- FIELD, DRAMA CLUB 2, 3, 4; YEARBOOK 3, 4; PEP SQUAD 2 133 14 Pleasant View Avenue Greenville, Rhode Island 02828 Chairman Ralph T. Cullen Vice Chairman Joseph A. D’Agostino Secretary Richard A. Scott T reasurer Rachel C. LaGreca Executive Committee F. Monroe Allen Angelo R. lannltelll, Jr. Donald M. McKay Anthony C. Gomes Dear Graduates: May I extend the congratulations of the Smithfield Republican Town Committee for your outstanding achievements during the past twelve years The coming year may well be the most important year in your life During this time you will make decisions that may have an everlasting effect on your future. In whichever course your future may be set, we feel that the following words of our sixteenth President are timely: M Labor was prior to capital, but property is the fruit of labor Property is desirable and is a positive good to the world. That some should be rich shows that others may become rich and hence is just encouragement to industry and enterprise. Let not him who is houseless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus by example insuring that his own house will be safe from violence when built Chairman Ralph T. Cullen Vice Chairman Joseph A. D’Agostino Secretary Richard A. Scott T reasurer Rachel C. LaGreca Executive Committee F. Monroe Allen Angelo R. lannltelll, Jr. Donald M. McKay Anthony C. Gomes Abraham Lincoln Our sincere best wishes to you all. Smithfield Republican Town Committee Ralph T. Cullen, Chairman RTC :F 136 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1970 137 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES STUDENT COUNCIL Best wishes to the Fanning’s Class of 1970 A W GOB SHOP Drive-In 2060 Smith St. Route 44 Centredale, R.I. Greenville, R.I. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Narragansett BEST WISHES TO Gray Iron Foundry, Inc. CLASS OF ’70 P.O. Box 5007 Whipple Ave. Esmond. R.I. 02917 GOOD LUCK George Brush Florist North Scituate, R.I. SENIORS 139 DONALD A. BRUSH AGENCY 2 Prospect St. Greenville, R.I. Fire — Casualty — Life 949-2340 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES BEST WISHES SENIORS from the CHEMISTRY CLUB GLADDING’S INC. Shop Downtown Providence BEST WISHES TO CLASS of ’70 Thomas E. Duxbury Ins. Agency Serving you locally 231-5583 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 140 Looming magic carpets of memories for the new generation— through fine lithography f J- Hi A. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND • HANNIBAL, MISSOURI • TOPEKA, KANSAS • GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA 141 BEST WISHES GRADUATES LORING STUDIOS Your class photographers Portrait Photographers 142 COMPLIMENTS OF SADDLE CLUB MR. MRS. JOHN MURA TONY’S SERVICE CENTER HAROLD E. HOPKINS J.A.. C.K., M.J.B., D.C., J.F., S.A.! SMITHFIELD DRAMA CLUB GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 70 High School Pleasant view Avenue Esmond. R I. 02917 -x - . .r. H Ajl LxXXt k� v 3 iCotA. rL£ f—.c ' -. nU i- Z — % «Mn -UO-U jfcbUA4S) _, OcyH+LA- 0 40 A ' ! O U Qtfyrfi, fOrcro. Ca rtW ' - o.c cy ' ° y VcA U« CuAu. 2 «w%- • Tla Hf htAfOaslij ' w K l IA Crt A DALL. ■Paula C Ajoofci«nCc lW MD oidx. C. O Wnhas 74P(J;u) (Xu , J tul 1 U 4 + A fvlr y CaMoJL Dtfc ic C UanO 7 ' - ' ’ U ' W toiu tjjsn I aJLOl, C4rrrtTr%xsyuAcfr+ l W V - S jt JA A y x- -fftA faawu. GtacJL C t� ' ?uLw ia L JcJU srntXJ ' ?Z£K� (JU A cc ) y X, f 4avll rust ' d % £. JJaJLe+ C) ALtJdi ft V w Good luck grads from: CHRISTIANSEN’S DAIRY CYO - ST. MICHAEL’S YACHT CLUB BOTTLERS COUTU LUMBER CO. F. L. MARSHALL SONS BARBARA’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB CYO - ST. PHILIP’S 143 “til we meet again . . . Best wishes for future success” GREENVILLE FINISHING CO. (The Illingworths) 144 PARENTS OF SENIORS Mr. Mrs. Philip Langlois Mr. Mrs. Irving J. Stroppe Mr. Mrs. Stephen Burgess Mrs. Lillian Caffrey Delorio Dr. Mrs. Albert A. Apshaga Mr. Mrs. Anthony Marchetti Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Graves Mr. Mrs. Howard D. Darling Mr. Mrs. Andrew McNab Mr. Mrs. Richard Illingworth Mr. Mrs. Ray Arruda Mr. Mrs. Norman Derosier Mr. Mrs. Irving Miller, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Crowell , Sr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Capparrille Mrs. Pauline Bouchard Mr. Mrs. David Guay Mr. Mrs. Herbert A. Uttley Mr. Mrs. Francis Healy Mr. Mrs. Walter Charboneau Mr. Mrs. James C. Boyle Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Miller Mr. Mrs. Bernard Ballou Mr. Mrs. Leon H. Whitecross FRIENDS MR. MRS. GEORGE W. LEACH MR. MRS. EDWARD PARKHVRST MR. MRS. HAROLD NICHOLSON MR. A MRS. EDGAR CAOUETTE THE BOU VIER FA MIL Y BOOSTERS Jim Lawson; Joe and Shirley (11 9 bJfBChris and Linda (11 10 69); Ernie, Donkey. Oaley, Eileen, and Ben Who; Willis Reed; Dave and Judi (5 1 70); Joseph T. Ricci. Jr.; Good Luck from Miss Simone; For the hope of universal peace; Heh! hell! hell! wunnerful! wunnerful!; Dave and Barb; Dallas Dearmin; John Thanos; Prescott and Lynn (4 19 70); Pet and. Terry (10 25 68); Richard and Pat (2 5 69); Dick and Shelly (5 11 69); Rick and Peg (8 13 69); Mr. A Mrs. Charles Sh ' orAcood luck from Mr. A Mrs. Ronald Smith; OB-99; Good luck from J.B.; J. Thomas Tobin; Good luck from Miss Duncan; Good luck from the Kitchen; Good luck from Fran cine ' s Bakery; Mr. A Mrs. William A. Hardman, Sr.; Donna and Bobby; Good luck from Nancy O ' Donnell: Mr A Mrs. Donald Richard; Good luck from Mr. Mrs. John Davev; Deborah A. Rhude; Congratulations to Class of 70; A blank space; Jim, Amy, Jeff; Good luck seniors — Foreign Language Department, Good luck from Mr. Mrs. Robert Gilbert; Mr. Mrs. William A. Hardman. Jr.; Billy and Kathv; Pep and Gail; Best wishes to Class of 70; Mr. Mrs. Ralph T Cullen; Mr. Mrs. Annand Renaud; Barbara B. Giarrusso; Your friend, Cheryl; Jesus saves; Jeanine Dufour; Dennis and Debbie (8 23 67); David I Cotasante; Cynthia A. Neal; Nancy C ' erep; Dave and Reen; Mr. A Mrs Alberto Ixigreca. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Henry P. Shepard; Mr. A Mrs George W Reilly 145 AFTERWORD “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” (Henry D. Thoreau) The importance of the individual is the theme of ANVIL 70 ; for he is the basic unit of society. We have attempted to portray the student body as individuals with thoughts and desires, but united as a class. It is the individual efforts of our staff that have been combined to make the ANVIL 70 possible. We break from tradition by inserting a section entitled “PEOPLE” designed to show our peers as they exist as individuals. This added mode of realism is in¬ tended to complement the standard mode of portraits and group photographs. We, the editors, would like to thank all who made this book of memories a reality, and we hope that in years to come the Class of 1970 will be remembered as more than just a class. Deborah Guay Judith Phillips (Co-editors) ANVIL ’70 STAFF Editors-in-chief F aculty-Administration Layout Writers Photography Typists Sports Organizations Activities Reporters Business Deborah Guay, Judith Phillips Mary Jane Burgess Cathy Zangari, Darlene Wedding Ralph Adler, Robin McQuiddy, Elaine LaChance Norman Leach, Robert Hardman Sue Illingworth, Debra Ricci Jackie Miller, Pat Miller, Lynn Paquette Shirley Cullen, Gail Hunt, Pat Stelle Richard Mercier, Debby Brosseau, Debby Collins Betty Coyne, Dave LaGreca Advisor Mr. George W Reilly, English Department 146 ’