Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

• i- .•” rj ' ' •- -V? | . ■. j£ V $2 rt ' a ■ Volume VIII Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue Esmond, Rhode Island 02917 SMITHHfcLD HIGH Sf.Hnni OPENING SECTION - 4” SENIORS “IT FACULTY 60 ACTIVITIES SPORTS � r.� � PATRONS Memorial .. Charles Plaisted So brief a time he spent here We cannot help but mourn; Without a wave of that cowboy hat, Charles suddenly was gone. We had no chance to say goodbye, There wasn ' t time just then; But we can take a moment now For Until we meet again. Bright, yellow daffodils waving on the lawn, Dance us into springtime and suddenly are gone These are Cathy ' s banners, reaching to the skies, We see them oh so vividly, but through misty eyes. We miss you through all the seasons, and though we always will You ' ll return to us each springtime in the happy daffodil Lee Hawkins On the baseball diamond, Lee wore the gold and green Giving all-out, extra effort For the glory of the team. Though we are bereft and sorrowful Deeply saddened by his fate, We also hope he ' s surely safe... Rejoicing at Home Plate. Dedication Many years may pass Good, bad, the memories will still last; We ' ll take our leave, say good-bye. And the heartfelt sorrow will simply pass us by, For tomorrow, we ' ll make a better life, One without sorrow, hunger or strife... 3 High School — The four years of retreat and enjoyment in the hallways and corridors; a goal that stands and leads beyond itself; the discovery of ignorance in the four years of preparation and becoming. The time between summers, The four years of questions and laughter between childhood and the world; The years of growing restlessness and deepening repose, of nights so late you finally see the sun. The time of Monday mornings and Friday afternoons; only memory will simplify and define it. 4 5 6 Education is man ' s enterprise to understand himself and his world; An educated man understands himself only in dialogue, exercises his freedom best under discipline, and achieves his individuality. Education leads, ideally, to wisdom. But wisdom itself is unending. And so education begins when we learn restlessness and the place and the meaning of rest. 7 Classes end — Football is the rest of an autumn afternoon in old clothes torn and uniformly stained with grass; It is achievement and a Charley horse. Lind up, set down, contact, slip away. It is better in the rain and best in winning; It is hustle and playing. 8 Man plays In other costumes, and the stage, perhaps, is the place where man is most himself... where masks reveal more than they can hide, and life and death are resolute and playful. It is man ' s special gift that he can both reflect and recreate upon a stage where mystery is delightful, and madness can make sense, and the truth becomes spectacular. 9 The green trees of autumn are green again by spring. We are enclosed together studying throughout the year. The winter snow is silent; we work. The world is man ' s dominion, but We are God ' s image and nature can be seen as ours. We flourish and grow in this world. 10 11 ■V- ■ ' Eating is our pleasure and our need— infrequent breakfast, and the run to lunch, announcements, tickets and complaints, conversation and a borrowed cigarette. We meet to eat and are most human then. Leisure is freedom — It is proms and hockey tournaments, rock songs, singing, a car, a picnic, an hour spent alone. Leisure is a sweatshirt, or a book, some friends... 14 11 il i ljl Leisure is spent together or alone. It is purpose and reward, a time of growth, the attitude of thought. Leisure is the meaning of high school, a pause and a beginning. Leisure is learning. 15 BRUCE ADLER CLAIRE ALBANESE DAVID ALLEN 18 LESLIE BASSETT SHEILA BATES MARCIA BATTEY 19 ROBERT BOYLE JOANNE BELL KATHERINE BOLTON CHRISTINA BLACKMORE LAUREN BOUCHARD DAVID BROWN JAMES BUONACCORSI 20 JEAN CALCAGNI A Final Tribute to Dave Brown (10 24 57 - 4 3 75)—in his own words... and maybe someday — In a crowd of many is this not one man strives the same everywhere? to be heard, I think that but all his words the faults of mankind fall upon deaf ears. are never thoroughly and no one listens dissolved, there is poverty yet, and he offers it is never too late his suggestions for man to get together of a finer life, and now, today. but no one listens man should seek better ways of there is strife and grief living, and he tells people and maybe someday to have faith in war, themselves and in and all things associated their God with war but no one listens and everything else that is harmful there is war to man ' s existence and he talks of will be things the happiness peace of the past brings, the love and the a time, understanding, but no one listens very long ago a poem for a vanishing thing cry, cry for the memories you hever had, as I am crying now, embrace the memories, of which your feelings are remembered, and see the world, — blurred and far away. through the tears shed for things that never were and for things that never will be when they never happen... CATHERINE CALORE 21 ANTHONY CARON DEBORAH CATLOW KENNETH CARDONE 22 SCOTT CECIL MICHAEL CESARO CHRISTOPHER CLARK JAY CHRISTIANSE N MAUREEN COMELLA CRESCENZO CONTI BARBARA CONTILLO 23 DONNA CROSSMAN JOSEPH CZEKANSKI KARIN DANIELS KIMBERLY DAVID LAURA DAVIES DIANE DAVIS 24 STEPHANIE DAVIS DAVID DeANGELIS, JR. THOMAS DEAR MIN 25 TT- KAREN DeCRISTOFARO CYNTHIA DEDORA ROBERT DeKEULENAERE 26 RITA DiNOBILE CHRISTINE DIO STANLEY D ' ORSI 27 JAMES DRAGON JOHN FANNING NANCY DUFOUR DOREEN FARRAR JOHN FERREIRA STEVEN FIORE WILLIAM ELLIS KAREN FERGUSON JACQUELINE FONTAINE 28 29 Minds are like parachutes.... they only work when they are OPEN DARLENE GARRIEPY WALTER GEER . v 1 30 JUDITH HARRISON CYNTHIA HASSELL THOMAS HEALY III 31 SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND CHARLES HENRY, JR. PATRICIA HOYT DARLENE HILL RICHARD HULL EVELYN HUNTLEY RICHARD IANNITELLI DONNA IMBRUGLIO DAVID JOHNSON 32 WILLIAM JOHNSTON ROSEMARY KLEPADLO JONATHAN KNIGHT 33 RONALD KNOX, JR. KAREN KOCON fePW EDWARD LACHAPELLE 34 RICHARD LEMIEUX DEBRA LEMOI ANITA LEPORE 35 GEORGE LEWIS CYNTHIA LOW JOSEPH LYNCH KENNETH MARTINEAU GARY LOW ALFRED MAGNONE, JR. DONNA MATTEO 36 37 PAULA McGINN MARK McNALLY JOANNE McSWEENEY 38 THEODORE MOUSSEAU TIMOTHY MURPHY HAIG NAHIGIAN 39 DAVID NUTINI CHRISTINE OCTEAU MARK O ' DAY JAMES NARCISI LYNANNE NOCENTE 40 41 PAUL PASSANO JILL PATERSON MARIE PELOQUIN 42 KEVIN POTTER STEVEN PRATT TERESA QUASNEV 43 MICHAEL RATHIER DONALD RAHL SHARON REALL MICHAEL REPOSA DIANE ROBERTS NARCISI CATHY RUDIS KAREN RUSK 44 SUSAN SACHUK DOREEN ST. JEAN PAUL ST. JEAN 45 ANN SALVATI CYNTHIA SANTANGINI JEAN-MARIE SASSO 46 DEBORAH SILVA LAURA SILVA KAREN SLOAT 47 MARY JANE SMITH ROBERTA SMITH SUSAN SMITH DONALD STOECKEL EDWARD SPADER LINDA STRAIGHT RICHARD STAMP LYNELLE SURPRENANT 48 mm mm mm KS?KS SUSAN SWARD TIMOTHY TAINSH MICHAEL SYPEK 49 DAVID TESSITORE DEBRA THOMPSON JEAN THURBER 50 MICHAEL TIKOIAN STEPHEN VALLEE EDMUND VARIN, JR. SUSAN TUBMAN KEITH TUCKER FRANK VANNER CARMEN VARIN SHEILA WALSH AVERY WATERMAN, JR. 51 JACQUELINE WETHERBEE KAREN WILCOX DAVID WILLIAMS JOHN WIGNOT PAULA WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILBY DEE WILKINSON STEVEN WILLIAMS 52 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Russell Antonelli Steven Bagenski Mark Baker Helen Banspach Jeffrey Borelli Daniel Brannigan Glenn Brannigan Richard DeMars Maria DeRobbio Bernard Dolan Conrad Giroux Mark Gosselin Donald Herzog Joanne Hickey Michael Hogan Bruce Keady Patricia Kellogg Susan Natal izia Gregory Pavao Mary Pilkington Barbara Ramieri Michael Reilly Roberta Rossi Jeffrey Schenck James Smith, Jr. Kathleen Spameni Kenneth Stanley Brenda Vail ante Thomas Vekeman Herman Nelson 53 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADLER, BRUCE MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE WRESTLING 1; FOOTBALL 1. ALBANESE, CLAIRE 15 PROSPECT ST. GREENVILLE KNIT CLUB 1; ART TYPE CLUB 2; MATH LEAGUE 2,3; YEARBOOK 4; TRACK 2; SCHOOL AWARDS IN FRENCH II AND ALGEBRA I. ALLEN, DAVID 59 LAKESIDE DR. ESMOND CHOIR 4; HOCKEY 1,2. ALPAIO, DIANE 15 PLEASANT VIEW CIR. GREEN¬ VILLE ECOL CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; ASSEM PLAN 3; CHOIR 4. ANDREWS, KAREN CAPRON RD. ESMOND STU COUN 2,3,4; CHOIR 4. BAGENSKI, STEVEN CAROLANN AVE. ESMOND. BAKER, MARK WALTER CAREY RD. ESMOND. BALLOU, BERNARD 21 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE TRACK 1; TENNIS 2,3,4; CC 4. BALME, KATHRYN INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND LEADER CLUB 2,3; PUB 4. BANSPACH, HELEN 8 SUTTON ST. GREENVILLE. BARON, JEFFREY 20 HOMESTEAD ST. ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2; WOR AFF CLUB 2; BASEBALL MGR. 1,2,3,4; X-CNTRY MGR. 2,3,4; BASKET¬ BALL STATIS 2,3,4. BASHAW, CATHY 13 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. GREENVILLE. BASSETT, LESLIE 5 DANECROFT AVE. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK 4; CHOIR 2,3,4; H.R. PRES. 1,2, VP 3, 4; CLASS SOC COMM 1,2, PRES. 3,4; STU COUN 1.2.3, VP 4; STATE STU COUN 3,4; TRACK 1,2; X-CNTRY 1,2; SOCCER STATIS 2,3,4; BASKET¬ BALL STATIS 2,3,4. BATES, SHEILA 697 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE. BATTEY, MARCIA 19 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE. BATTISTA, LOREEN 9 WINSOR ST. GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 2; HOME ECON CLUB 3; H.R. PRES. 2,3; STU COUN 2,3. BELL, JOANNE 23 WILLIAMS RD. ESMOND CHOIR 1,2,3,4. BLACKMORE, CHRISTINA 223 OLD COUNTY RD. ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; H.R. PRES 4; STU COUN 4. BLANCHET, JOCELYN STILLWATER RD. ESMOND CHEER 2,3,4. BOLTON, CATHERINE 27 WOODLAND AVE. ES¬ MOND CHOIR 2,3,4; GYMNASTICS 1,2; CHEER 1, 2,3,4; C 2,4; HR VP 1; CLASS VP 2,4; STU COUN 1.2.4. BORELLI, JEFFREY 6 HAWTHORNE RD. GREENVILLE. BOUCHARD, LAUREN 137 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; HOME ECON CLUB 2; WEAVING CLUB 3; LIBRARY CLUB 1,2,3,4, VP 3, PRES. 4; SCHOOL AWARD IN FOOD AND NUTRITION. BOYLE, ROBERT 11 PERRY ST. ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1; WOR AFF CLUB 2; MODEL LEGIS 4; H. R. PRES. 3, VP 4; STU COUN 3,4. BRANNIGAN, DANIEL 329 LIMEROCK RD. ESMOND WOOD CLUB 3. BRANNIGAN, GLENN 329 LIMEROCK RD. ESMOND- BUONACCORSI, JAMES 5 BAYOU DR. GREENVILLE BIOL CLUB 1,2,3; BASEBALL 1; X-CNTRY 1; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; SCHOOL AWARD IN EARTH SCIENCE; EAGLE SCOUT. BUTTERWORTH, PHILIP HARRIS RD. ESMOND. CALCAGNI, JEAN DEER RUN TRAIL ESMOND SAD¬ DLE CLUB 1; KNIT CLUB 2; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3; TRACK 2; MAJORETTES 3; SCHOOL AWARDS IN SHORTHAND I AND JOURNALISM. CALORE, CATHERINE CEDAR SWAMP RD. ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; BAND 1,2,3,4; LIBRARY CLUB 1,2; GYMNASTICS 1. CARDONE, KENNETH PLEASANT VIEW AVE. ELEC CLUB 1,2,3. CARON, ANTHONY INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2. CATLOW, DEBORAH 401 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND ART TYPE CLUB 2; CHOIR 1,3,4. CECIL, SCOTT 17 LELAND MOWRY DR. SKI CLUB 1,2,3; DRAMA 3; FOOTBALL 2; LIFE SCOUT. CESARO, MICHAEL RICHARD ST. ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2,3; YEARBOOK 1,2,3; SOCCER 1; HOC¬ KEY 1; H.R. PRES. 3; STU COUN 1,3. CHEW, RAYMOND 14 HOMESTEAD ST. ESMOND BASEBALL 1,2. CHRISTIANSEN, JAY RIDGE ROAD ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; HOCKEY 1,2. CLARK, CHRISTOPHER STILLWATER RD. ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4. CLOSSICK, JAMES 15 VALLEY VIEW DR. GREEN¬ VILLE PING PONG 1; OUTDOOR TRACK 2; WEIGHTLIFTING 3; BAND 1; TRACK 1. COMELLA, MAUREEN 15 ELIZABETH AVE. ESMOND CHOIR 1; H.R. PRES. 1,2; STU COUN 1. CONTI, CRESCENZO RIDGE ROAD ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1; PING PONG 2,3; SOCCER 1. CONTILLO, BARBARA WHIPPLE ROAD ESMOND CHOIR 2; H.R. VP 1,2; STU COUN 2; SCHOOL AWARDS IN TYPING I AND SHORTHAND I. COUSINS, LISA JOHN MOWRY RD. ESMOND GER¬ MAN CLUB 1; WEAVING CLUB 2; KNIT CLUB 3; SCHOOL AWARD IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE. COYNE, MARY 24 HALSEY DR. ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; INTRA-BASKETBALL 1,2; GYMNASTICS MGR. 1,2; SOFTBALL MGR. 2,3,4; H.R. PRES. 4; CLASS TREAS 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4. CREPEAU, LORI 13 MINORU ST. ESMOND CHEER 1,2,3,4. CROSSMAN, DONNA FORGE ROAD ESMOND SAD¬ DLE CLUB 1; FUT SECRETARIES 2; COMPUTER 54 CLUB 3; LIBRARY CLUB 3,4; D.E. CLUB 4; SCHOOL AWARDS IN SADDLE CLUB, LIBRARY CLUB, TYPING I AND II. CZEKANSKI, JOSEPH SIDNEY ST. ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1; MODEL LEGIS 3,4; MATH LEAGUE 2,3; PUB 4; FOOTBALL 1,3,4; TRACK 3; H.R. PRES. 3,4; STU COUN 3,4; SCHOOL AWARD IN SOPHO¬ MORE MATH. DANIELS, KARIN 6 PEACH BLOSSOM LANE GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; ECOL CLUB 3; OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STUDENT AWARD. DAVID, KIMBERLY 10 HILL AVE. ESMOND CHOIR 3,4; X-CNTRY 1; SOFTBALL 2. DAVIES, LAURA 5 JUNIPER LANE GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; LEADER CLUB 2; PING PONG 3; MODEL LEGIS 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1; INTRA-BASKETBALL 1,2,3. DAVIS, DIANE RIDGE ROAD ESMOND ART CLUB 2; ECOL CLUB 3; DRAMA CLUB 1; PUB 4; H.R. VP 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3. DAVIS, STEPHANIE LOG ROAD ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; SADDLE CLUB 2; FASHION CLUB 3; BAND 1; SOFTBALL 1. DeANGELIS, DAVID 8 SNOWBERRY CT. ESMOND CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 3,4; BAND 1,2, 3,4; DRAMA 1,2,3,4; LIBRARY CLUB 1,2; SCHOOL AWARDS IN BAND, DRAMA, AND MUSIC; EAGLE SCOUT. DEARMIN, THOMAS 5 HILLCREST AVE. TENNIS CLUB 1; CHEF ' S CLUB 2,3; FOOTBALL 1; GOLF 12 3 4 CC 4. DeCR ' lSTOFARO, KAREN 17 OAKHURST DR. GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1,2. DEDORA, CYNTHIA JOHN MOWRY RD. ESMOND. DeKEULENAERE, ROBERT 7 LUCILLE DR. GREEN¬ VILLE TENNIS CLUB 1,2; PING PONG 1,2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3. DelPONTE, DAVID 46 SPRAGUE ST. GREENVILLE BASKETBALL 2,3,4; TRACK 2,3,4, CC 4; PUB 4. DeLUCA, RAYMOND INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND. DeMARS, RICHARD 18 OAK STREET ESMOND FOOTBALL 2,3. DePASQUALE, ANNE 84 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2,3,4; ART CLUB 3; H.R. PRES 1; STU COUN 1; THESPIAN ACTING AWARD. DeROBBIO, MARIA 6 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE. DEROSIER, DONALD 29 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3. DETRI, MARIE 4 COUNTRY DR. GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 2,3; DE PRES 4. DiGIULIO, PATRICIA 14 GREENLAKE DR. GREEN¬ VILLE SADDLE CLUB 1,2; HOME ECON CLUB 3; DRAMA 3; CHOIR 4. DiNOBILE, RITA 4 FRIENDSHIP LANE ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1; GYMNASTICS 2; CHEER 2,3,4; CHOIR 2; H.R. PRES 3,4, VP 2; CLASS SECY 2,3, 4; STU COUN 2,3,4. DIO, CHRISTINE 1 POWDER MILL RD. ESMOND LEADER CLUB 1,2; ART CLUB 3. DOLAN, BERNARD 12 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND FOOTBALL 1. D ' ORSI, STANLEY 10 DAVID ST. GREENVILLE BIOL CLUB 1; MECH DRAW CLUB 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; BASKETBALL 2; BASEBALL MGR 2. DRAGON, JAMES STILLWATER RD. ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4. DUFOUR, NANCY PROVIDENCE PIKE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 2; WEAVING CLUB 3; LIBRARY CLUB 1,2,3,4; DRAMA CLUB 2,4; CHOIR 4; SOFTBALL 2, MGR 1,4. ELLIS, WILLIAM 3 KENSINGTON ST ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3. FARRAR, DOREEN 42 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE WOR HIST CLUB 1; DRAMA 1,2; MATH LEAGUE 3; PELL AWARD. FERGUSON, KAREN 2 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3,4. FERREIRA, JOHN PLEASANT VIEW AVE ESMOND FIORE, STEVEN 4 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE MECH DRAW CLUB 1,2,3; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; SOC¬ CER 1; TRACK 3; TENNIS 4; X-CNTRY 2,3,4. FONTAINE, JACQUELINE 30 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND ECOL CLUB 1; SKI CLUB 2; CHOIR 3, 4; STU COUN 4; SCHOOL AWARD IN HOME ECONOMICS. FREZZA, JOHN 32 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND SKI CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3; DRAMA 1; CHOIR 4; PUB 4. GABEL, SUSAN 11 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE. GALLAGHER, PATRICIA 18 DIANA AVE ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2; YEARBOOK 1. GAMELA, KAREN 11 HILL AVE ESMOND ART TYPE CLUB 1; SADDLE CLUB 2; WOOD CLUB 3. GARRIEPY, DARLENE KANE RD ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; MAJORETTES 2,3; ACCESS PROGRAM 4. GEER, WALTER 1 FATIMA DR ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1; SKI CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3; HOCKEY 1,2; BASEBALL 1,2. GINGRAS, MARY 15 LUCILLE DR GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; DRAMA 4; PUB 4; FIELD HOCKEY MGR 4; GIRL’S TRACK STATIS 4; H.R. PRES 1. GIROUX, CONRAD 1 HERBERT ST GREENVILLE SKI CLUB 1,2; ART CLUB 3; TENNIS 1. GOLOUSKI, ANDREW PROVIDENCE PIKE ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 2,3,4. GOMES, TONI 16 ADELAIDE AVE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; MAJORETTES 2,3; H.R. VP 2; STU COUN 2; SCHOOL AWARDS IN BOOKKEEPING I AND II AND SPANISH II. 55 GOSS, LINDA 11 CYPRESS DR GREENVILLE PEP CLUB 2; OFFICE AIDES 3; BAND 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 3,4; BOWLING LEAGUE 1,2,3; SPANISH CLUB 1, 2; BETA CLUB 1,2,3; SKI CLUB 2,3; GOLF 3; TRACK 2,3; SOFTBALL 1; WHO ' S WHO OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. GOSSELIN, MARK 196 PLEASANT VIEW AVE ESMOND. GREENE, SUSAN 12 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE SEW CLUB 2; FASHION CLUB 3; H.R. PRES 3, VP 4; STU COUN 3,4; D.E. VP 4. GULOWAC2, IVY 203 PLEASANT VIEW AVE ES¬ MOND LEADER CLUB 1,2; PHOTO CLUB 3. HARRISON, JUDITH 14 CALISTA ST GREENVILLE CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4. HASSELL, CYNTHIA 40 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE DRAMA 4; YEARBOOK 3; PUB 3. HEALY, THOMAS 19 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2; OUTDOOR TRACK 3; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 4; X-CNTRY 1,2,3,4. HENRY, CHARLES 19 RUSSELL LANE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; SOCCER 4; BASKETBALL 2,3,4; BASEBALL 2,3,4, CC 4; H.R. VP 3,4; STU COUN 3,4. HICKEY, JOANNE 1 PAMELA DR GREENVILLE CHOIR 2,3,4; H.R. VP 2, PRES 3; STU COUN 1,2,3. HILL, DARLENE FARNUM PIKE ESMOND FUT NURSES 2; FUT TEACHERS 3. HINDLE, JANET 48 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND FUT NURSES 1; ART CLUB 2; TRACK 2. HOGAN, MICHAEL 8 BARNES ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; GOLF 1,2. HOYT, PATRICIA 11 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND CHOIR 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 1; MADRIGAL GROUP 4. HULL, RICHARD 22 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; CHESS CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3. HUNTLEY, EVELYN 25 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1,2; KNIT CLUB 3. IANNITELLI, RICHARD 535 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE ECOL CLUB 1; PING PONG 2; CHOIR 4; MODEL LEGIS 3; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 3,4; HOCKEY 2; H.R. PRES 2,3,4; CLASS SOC COMM CH 3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4. IMBRUGLIO, DONNA STILLWATER RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1,3; LEADER CLUB 2; BASKETBALL 1,2,3. JOHNSON, DAVID 31 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE ST HOCKEY 1; ASSEM PLAN 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM LOG RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3. KELLOGG, PATRICIA PEACE PIPE TRAIL ESMOND CHESS CLUB 2; FUT SECRETARIES 3; FIELD HOCKEY 1. KLEPADLO, ROSEMARY 16 JULIAN ST ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 2; A-V CLUB 3. KNIGHT, JONATHAN 99 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE WRESTLING 1; ASSEM PLAN 2; A-V CLUB 3; HOCKEY 2, MGR 3,4. KNOX, RONALD 24 MEADOW VIEW DR ESMOND SKI CLUB 1; TEAM SPORTS 2,3; BASEBALL 4; FOOTBALL 1; SOCCER 3; BASKETBALL 3. KOCON, KAREN 3 PATRICIA CIRCLE ESMOND ART CLUB 1; KNIT CLUB 2,3. LACHAPELLE, EDWARD 4 LOUISE ANN DR ES¬ MOND MECH DRAW 1,2,3. LaCROIX, CAROLE 81 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND DRAMA 1; FUT NURSES 2; ECOL CLUB 3; PUB 4. LAMIRANDE, ROLAND 18 SPENCER RD GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; CHOIR 3; FOOTBALL 2; TRACK 1; H.R. VP 2; CLASS PRES 2; STU COUN 4. LANDI, STEVEN 27 BARNES ST GREENVILLE MECH DRAW CLUB 1,2,3; PUB 4; X-CNTRY 1; GOLF 1,2,3,4, CC 4. LAWLESS, PATRICIA BREZZY KNOLL RD GREEN¬ VILLE GYMNASTICS CLUB 1,2. LEACH, NANCY 65 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 2; GYMNASTICS CLUB 3; H. R. VP 1, PRES 2; STU COUN 1,2. LeBLANC, LAURIE 3 HILLTOP CT GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2,3. LEMIEUX, RICHARD 25 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE. LEMOI, DEBRA LATHAM FARM RD ESMOND FUT NURSES 1,?; ECOL CLUB 3; CHOIR 1,2; DRAMA I, 2; VOLLEYBALL 2; SCHOOL AWARD IN HOME ECONOMICS SURVEY. LEPORE, ANITA 275 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND ART CLUB 2; ASSEM PLAN 3. LEWIS, GEORGE 5 PALMER ST GREENVILLE SMFLD HIST CLUB 1; A-V CLUB 3; DRAMA 1,4; MODEL LEGIS 2. LOW, CYNTHIA 10 MAIN ST ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; ASSEM PLAN 2,3; CHOIR 4; SCHOOL AWARD IN ART. LOW, GARY 10 MAIN ST ESMOND ART CLUB 1; POWER MECH CLUB 2; BIOL CLUB 3. LYNCH, JOHN 16 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; OUTDOOR TRACK 2; X-CNTRY 1,2,3,4, CC 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1, 2 3 4 CC 4. LYNCH, JOSEPH 59 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,2,4; TRACK 3. MAGNONE, ALFRED 75 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND PING PONG CLUB 3; FOOTBALL 4; BASEBALL 3,4; BASKETBALL 4. MAJOR, KEVIN 8 BAYOU DR GREENVILLE ST HOCKEY 1,2; PUB 4; HOCKEY 1,2,3. MARTINEAU, KENNETH 15 LELAND MOWRY DR ESMOND BIOL CLUB 1,2,3. MATTEO, DONNA SWAN RD ESMOND FUT NUR¬ SES 1; CHOIR 2,3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4; 56 MADRIGAL GROUP 4; ALL STATE CHOIR 4; H.R. VP 3; STU COUN 3. McCORMICK, DONALD 2 WALNUT LANE GREEN¬ VILLE TENNIS 1,2,3,4. McGINN, CHERYL 10 DANECROFT AVE GREENVIL¬ LE HOME ECON CLUB 1; ASSEM PLAN 2,3. McGINN, PAMELA 10 DANECROFT AVE GREENVILLE KNIT CLUB 1; ASSEM FLAN 2,3; YEARBOOK 1; FIELD HOCKEY 1; BASKETBALL 1; SOFTBALL 1. McGINN, PAULA 10 DANECROFT AVE GREENVIL¬ LE ARTS CRAFT CLUB 1; HOME ECON CLUB 2; ASSEM PLAN 3. McNALLY, MARK 6 CANDY CT ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; WEIGHTLIFTING 2; ECOL 3. McSWEENEY, JOANNE 25 MAPLEWOO D ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE CHOIR 1,2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4. MELLO, BRYAN STILLWATER RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1; WOOD CLUB 2,3; HOCKEY 1,2,3. MIGNEAULT, JEFFREY 84 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1; MATH LEAGUE 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1; X-CNTRY 4; TENNIS 1,2,3,4, CC 4; H.R. VP 4; STU COUN 4. MILLARD, KATHLEEN 9 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND ARTS CRAFTS CLUB 1; ASSEM PLAN 2; ART TYPE CLUB 3. MONFILS, PAUL 137 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND BIOL CLUB 1,2,3. MORRISSEY, KERRY 3 CANDY CT ESMOND OUT¬ DOOR TRACK 1,2,3; X-CNTRY 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1.2.3.4. MORVAN, DAVID 6 HIGH ST ESMOND ST HOCKEY 1; SKI CLUB 2; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; X-CNTRY 2.4. MOUSSEAU, THEODORE 34 AUSTIN AVE GREEN¬ VILLE ST HOCKEY CLUB 1; PING PONG 2; CHESS CLUB 3; SOCCER 1,4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4, CC 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 2. MURPHY, TIMOTHY 11A FENWOOD AVE ESMOND. NAHIGIAN, HAIG 26 BEVERLY CIRCLE GREEN¬ VILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2,3; HOCKEY 2. NANI, ALBERT 11 WADE DR GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; FOOTBALL 1; TRACK 1; BASEBALL 1 . NANNI, GINA 2 POTTER AVE ESMOND GYMNAS¬ TICS 1,2; H.R. VP 2. NARCISI, DIANE DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3,4; SCHOOL AWARDS IN TYPING I II. NARCISI, JAMES 3 QUAKER LANE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; FOOTBALL 1. NARDUCCI, JERIS 6 WARREN ST ESMOND DRAMA CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4. NATALIZIA, SUSAN INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND CHOIR 4; DRAMA 4; ASSEM PLAN 1,2; ART CLUB 3. NIGRO, GRACE 20 OAKHURST DR GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1,3; WEAVING CLUB 2. NOCENTE, LYNANNE DEER RUN TRAIL ESMOND HOME ECON CLUB 1; FUT SECRETARIES 2; SEW CLUB 3; BASKETBALL 1. NUTINI, DAVID 47 INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; CHESS CLUB 2,3; BASEBALL 1,2; HOCKEY 1,2. OCTEAU, CHRISTINE 7 MAPLE CREST DR GREEN¬ VILLE FUT TEACHERS 1; CHOIR 3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 4; ALL STATE CHOIR 4; PUB 4; TENNIS 3,4. O ' DAY, MARK 9 BARNES ST GREENVILLE BIOL CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 4; ALL STATE CHOIR 3,4; DRAMA 4; YEARBOOK 4; X-CNTRY 1,2,3,4, CC 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL MGR 2,3; H.R. VP 4; STU COUN 4. O ' NEIL, BARBARA 16 CONCORD ST GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 2; ECOL CLUB 3; STU COUN 1; SOFTBALL 2. PANZARELLA, MICHAEL 19 FENWOOD AVE ES¬ MOND POWER MECH CLUB 1; MODEL LEGIS 3; PROJECT CLOSE-UP 4. PAQUETTE, PATRICIA 6 VAUGHN ST GREENVILLE PHOTO CLUB 2,3. PASSANO, PAUL 1 ELM CT ESMOND OUTDOOR TRACK 1; CHESS CLUB 2,3; SOCCER 1,2,3,4, CC 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4, CC 4; ALL-STATE ALL-NEW ENGLAND IN SO CCER PATERSON, JILL SEBILLE RD ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1; CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 3,4; H. R. PRES 1,2,3,4; CLASS PRES 1, VP 3; STU COUN 1 2,3,4. PA VO, GREGORY 231 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND. PELOQUIN, MARIE MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1; KNIT CLUB 2,3. PELOSI, ARTHUR CAROLANN AVE ESMOND. PETERS, ROBERT 21 HIGH ST ESMOND TRACK I , 2 . PILKINGTON, MARY 11 SUTTON ST GREENVILLE. PILKINGTON, WILLIAM 8 OLIVER ST ESMOND GUITAR CLUB 1; CHESS CLUB 2; STAGE BAND 3,4; FOOTBALL 2,3,4. PIROLLI, WILLIAM 15 OAKHURST DR GREEN¬ VILLE CHOIR 3,4; TENNIS 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 3,4; H.R. VP 2; STU COUN 2. PISCITELLI, DAVID 9 MacARTHUR DR ESMOND STAGE BAND 1,2,3; YEARBOOK 2,3,4; MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER ' S LEAGUE. PORTER, KAREN 12 ADAMS ST ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1,2; LIBRARY CLUB 3; MATH LEAGUE 3; WHO ' S WHO OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, STATE ART SHOW. 57 PRATT, STEVE 121 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND TRACK MGR 1. QUASNEY, TERESA 57 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND. RAHL, DONALD 19 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; PING PONG 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; CHOIR 4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4, CC 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, C 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; ALL-STATE SOCCER AND BASEBALL. RAMIERI, BARBARA 27 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND. RATHIER, MICHAEL 153 PLEASANT VIEW AVE ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1; SADDLE CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3; BASKETBALL MGR 4; BASEBALL MGR 4. READ, MEREDITH 8 MAPLECREST DR GREENVILLE ARTS CRAFTS 1; PING PONG 3; TENNIS 3. REALL, SHARON 4 WADE DR GREENVILLE LEADER CLUB 3; GYMNASTICS 2,3; CHEER 3,4; H.R. VP 3, PRES 4; STU COUN SEC ' Y 3, VP 4. REILLY, MICHAEL 60 MacARTHUR DR ESMOND YEARBOOK 1,2,3,4; MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER ' S LEAGUE. REPOSA, MICHAEL 29 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND SKI CLUB 1; CHEF ' S CLUB 2; GOLF CLUB 3; CHOIR 4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; BASEBALL 1. RESENDES, CHERYL 35 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; WEAVING CLUB 2; KNIT CLUB 3; TRACK 2. ROSSI, ROBERTA 71 PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREEN¬ VILLE KNIT CLUB 2; GYMNASTICS 1,2; TRACK 4; CLASS SALUTATORIAN. RUDIS, CATHY STILLWATER RD ESMOND SEW CLUB 1; SADDLE CLUB 2; KNIT CLUB 3; CHEER 1,2,3,4. RUSK, KAREN 1 POWDER MILL LANE GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; HOME ECON CLUB 2; PHOTO CLUB 3. ST. JEAN, DOREEN 27 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE. ST. JEAN, PAUL 27 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE OUTDOOR TRACK 1; ASSEM PLAN 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3. SACHUK, SUSAN 42 WOODLAND AVE ESMOND DRAMA 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 2,3,4; MADRIGAL GROUP 3,4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4; H.R. PRES 1,2,4, VP 3; CLASS TREAS 1; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; 1973 INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY AWARD. SALVATI, ANN COLWELL RD GREENVILLE KNIT CLUB 1,2; SEW CLUB 3; BASKETBALL 1. SANTANGINI, CYNTHIA 20 C ANDLEWOOD DR GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1,2; PHOTO CLUB 3; CHEER 2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 1; SOFTBALL 1; H.R. VP 1, PRES 2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; STU¬ DENT ART SHOW START WITH ART STATE SHOW 4. SASSO, JEAN 13 RUSSELL LANE ESMOND KNIT CLUB 1,2; WEAVING CLUB 3. SCHENCK, JEFFREY 320 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND. SCHWARTZ, JAMES GRAND VIEW DR ESMOND BAND 1,2,3,4; STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; SOC COMM CH 12 3. SCULLY ALAN 962 GREENVILLE AVE GREEN¬ VILLE OUTDOOR TRACK 1,2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; CHOIR 1; SOCCER 4; TRACK 2. SEGUIN, DEIRDRE 41 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE BAND 2,3,4; STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL 1; TENNIS 2,3; MOD MUSIC MASTER ' S HONOR SOCIETY. SEVEY, DAWN 10 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 3; TRACK 3. SHEAR, THOMAS 102 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3. SHIRLEY, GERALD DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2,3; TRACK 1; BASEBALL 1. SILVA, DEBORAH 2 SHERWOOD LANE GREENVILLE ASSEM PLAN 1,2,3; YEARBOOK 1,2,3; BOY ' S TRACK STATIS 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL STATIS 1,2,3; SOCCER STATIS 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4. SILVA, LAURA 18 APPLETOWN RD DRAMA CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; LEADER CLUB 3; DRAMA 4; SCHOOL AWARDS IN DRAMA. SLOAT, KAREN 8 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; KNIT CLUB 2; MATH LEAGUE 3; TRACK 4; TENNIS 2; H.R. PRES 1; WHO ' S WHO OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. SMITH, JAMES 11 KENSINGTON AVE ESMOND. SMITH, MARY 20 LAKE VIEW DR GREENVILLE FUT TEACHER ' S 1; KNIT CLUB 2; DRAMA 1; TENNIS 3; SCHOOL AWARD IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT. SMITH, ROBERTA LOG ROAD ESMOND FUT NURSES 1; LEADER CLUB 2; FUT TEACHERS 3; YEARBOOK 4; MODEL LEGIS 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, CC 4; FIELD HOCKEY 2,3,4, CC 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4, CC 4. SMITH, SUSAN 11 KENSINGTON AVE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; ART CLUB 2; ASSEM PLAN 3; BASKETBALL 1; X-CNTRY 1; SOFTBALL 3,4, CC 4. SNELL, LINDA 125 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND DRAMA 3; SMFLD HIST CLUB 3; MODEL LEGIS 3; PUB 4; SCHOOL AWARD IN ENGLISH. SPAMENI, KATHLEEN 17 HAWTHORNE RD GREEN¬ VILLE FUT NURSES 1; KNIT CLUB 2; CHOIR 3,4; DRAMA CLUB 1,2; ALL STATE CHOIR 4. STAMP, RICHARD 303 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND. STANLEY, KENNETH 10 OAKHURST DR GREEN¬ VILLE BAND 1,2,3,4; STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 1,2,3. STOECKEL, DONALD 61 CROSS ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; FRENCH CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3; X- CNTRY 1; SOCCER 2; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4. STRAIGHT, LINDA 6 MAPLEWOOD DR GREEN- 58 VILLE LEADER CLUB 2; CHEER 2; CHOIR 3,4; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3; TRACK 3; H.R. VP 1, PRES 2,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4. SURPRENANT, LYNELLE INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; LEADER CLUB 2; PING PONG CLUB 3; MODEL LEGIS 4; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2, C 2; X-CNTRY 2; TRACK 1,2; TENNIS 3,4; H.R. VP 3; STU COUN 3; SCHOOL AWARDS IN BSCS BIOLOGY, FRENCH I II, AMERICAN ENG LITERATURE; CLASS VALEDICTORIAN. SWARD, SUSAN 8 APPLE VALLEY PARKWAY GREENVILLE. SYPEK, MICHAEL 9 LINFIELD CT LINCOLN COMPUTER CLUB 1; ELEC CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3. TAINSH, TIMOTHY 14 JULIAN ST ESMOND. TESSITORE, DAVID BARNES ST GREENVILLE BAND 1,2,3,4; STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD. THOMPSON, DEBRA 21 DIANA AVE ESMOND WOOD CLUB 3; GYMNASTICS 1,2. THURBER, JEAN 494 PUTNAM PIKE (APT A-6) GREENVILLE FUT SECRETARIES 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 1. TIKOIAN, MICHAEL 6 ELMHERST DR GREENVILLE ASSEM PLAN 1,2,3; BAND 1,2; STAGE BAND 1,2; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3; BASEBALL 1,2; H.R. PRES 4; STU COUN 2,3, PRES 4. TUBMAN, SUSAN 7 CONTINENTAL RD GREEN¬ VILLE LEADER CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; ALL STATE CHOIR 4; BASKETBALL 1. TUCKER, KEITH 13 LINCOLN ST ESMOND ST HOCKEY 1; CHESS CLUB 2,3; BASEBALL MGR 2. VALLANTE, BRENDA 13 LOG ROAD ESMOND FASHION CLUB 1; ECOL CLUB 2; A-V CLUB 3; LIBRARY 3,4; SCHOOL AWARDS IN BOOKKEEPING I AND SHORTHAND. VALLEE, STEPHEN 4 ORCHARD ST GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 1; PHOTO CLUB 2,3; FOOTBALL 1; TRACK MGR 1,2,3,4; BERMUDA TRIANGLE EXPERT 3,4. VANNER, FRANK 3 SHERWOOD LANE GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2; BAND 3,4; MARCHING BAND 3,4. VARIN, CARMEN 202 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND DRAMA CLUB 1; ASSEM PLAN 2; COMPUTER CLUB 3; STAGE BAND 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4. VARIN, EDMUND 2 VARIN DR ESMOND. VEKEMAN, THOMAS 6 HILLCREST AVE GREENVILLE. WALSH, SHEILA 9 OLIVER ST ESMOND LEADER CLUB 2; FIELD HOCKEY 2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1 WATERMAN, AVERY 29 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE SKI CLUB 1; PING PONG 2; SPANISH CLUB 3; MODEL LEGIS 4; FOOTBALL 3,4, TRACK 3,4; SCHOOL AWARD IN SPANISH I: WHO ' S WHO OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. WETHERBEE, JACQUELINE 10 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; ART CLUB 2; CHOIR 3,4; TRACK 1; H.R. VP 1,2; SOC COMM CH 3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4. WIGNOT, JOHN TOMAHAWK TRAIL ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; CHESS CLUB 2; PING PONG 3; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3; TRACK 4. WILBY, PATRICIA 23 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREEN¬ VILLE HOME ECON CLUB 1; MACRAME CLUB 3. WILCOX, KAREN 16 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND ART CLUB 1; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; X-CNTRY 1,2; SOFTBAL 1,4. WILKES, KATHLEEN 11 HOMESTEAD ST ESMOND WEAVING CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; ECOL CLUB 3; TRACK 2; H.R. VP 2,3; STU COUN 2,3. WILKINSON, DEE LIMEROCK RD ESMOND FASH¬ ION CLU3 1; ECOL CLUB 2; A-V CLUB 3; CHOIR 4; SCHOOL AWARD IN SPANISH III, CHO¬ PIN YOUNG MUSICIANS AWARDS. WILLIAMS, DAVID 681 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE TRACK 1,2; X-CNTRY 2,3. WILLIAMS, PAULA 550 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE LEADER CLUB 1,2; CHOIR 3,4; BASKET¬ BALL 4; CC4; FIELD HOCKEY 4, CC 4; SOFTBAL 1; H.R. PRES 1,2,3; CLASS SEC ' Y 1; STU COUN 1 2,3. WILLIAMS, STEVEN 46 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1; ELEC CLUB 2; BAND 2,3,4; TENNIS 1; H.R. PRES 3, VP 4; CLASS TREAS 3; STU COUN 3,4. WILLIAMS, THOMAS 550 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE PING PONG 1; TENNIS CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; CHOIR 3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4, CC 4. WINSOR, LLOYD 59 MacARTHUR DR ESMOND FOOTBALL 2. 59 ADMINISTRATION Principal Henry P. Shepard 61 ROLAND BENOIT English, Public Speaking Basketball Coach OLGA BOLUCH English 62 KATHERINE CAMARA, Ch. Mathematics ELAINE CAMPANELLI Librarian Library Club Bel ow: PAULINE CHAUVIN Home Economics 63 J CAROL CLARK Art ROBERT CLEASBV Music Choral Director _ DONALD DAUPHINEE Business-Dist. Educ. DAVID D ' AMORE Industrial Arts Drama-Technical Advisor 64 GABRIEL deMOURA Engl ish-Drama Drama Coach SANDRA DOAR Science Majorettes DENNIS DRISCOLL Industrial Arts IRIS FALCK ANTHONY FILIPPINI Foreign Languages Social Studies Left: JAMES DUNN; Coach: Track, Football 65 EVELYN FRANCO English-Reading GAIL FRECHETTE Social Studies LUMENA FORD, R.N. School Nurse BARBARA GIARRUSSO JAMES GIROUX Guidance Counselor English 66 SHARON GIZZARELLI Art JOSEPH GORDON English-Reading ROBERT GRAHAM Soc. Studies-Stu. Coun. Activities Director ROBERT HASHWAY Mathematics Left: CAROL HAMEL. Business 67 FAMILY LIF JACQUELINE HAYNES Home Economics JUNE KING BRUCE KOPEC English Science ELAINE HICKEY Art Right: JOHN LAWRENCE Foreign Languages 68 JOHN LELLI Science Coach: X-Cntry Track LINDA LOPARTO Mathematics RONALD MANDOLFI Mathematics 69 Left: JAMES McNAMARA, Ch, Industrial Arts CYNTHIA NEAL Physical Education Coach: Basketball, Field Hockey 70 MICHAEL NEUBAUER Mathematics Class Advisor - 9,12 LE PARKHURST English ROBERT PETELL Science Softball Coach LINDSEY PINEO Science GEORGE W. REILLY, Ch. Eng I ish-Journal ism Publications Advisor 71 Below: JANET RESTIVO Foreign Languages DIANE RHODES, Ch. Science NANCY SACCOIA Physical Education PHILIP RITCHIE Art DEBORAH RHUDE Engl ish ROBERT SALISBURY Guidance Counselor Baseball Coach 72 ALBERT SATULA BARBARA SMITH Mathematics Foreign Languages RONALD ST. ONGE, Ch. Foreign Languages ALAN TINKHAM Music - Band Director Left: MARY LOU TAITO - Business 73 J. THOMAS TOBIN Social Studies Model Legislature ALAN TORTOLANI Business-Career Ed. RAND I TOUSIGNANT English GEORGE TRACY, Ch. MARIE VIENS Guidance Business 74 CLASS SENIORS: Rita DiNobile-Sec ' y. Richard Iannitel I i-Soc. Comm. Jackie Wetherbee-Soc. Comm. Mary Lou Coyne-Treas. Cathy Bolton-V. Pres. (s) Leslie Basset-Pres. JUNIORS: Leslie Kershaw-Treas. Michael Reischelt-V. Pres. Ruth Kane-Soc. Comm. Bruce Gatta-Pres. Cindy MeDermott-Sec ' y. Paul Hardy-Soc. Comm. 76 OFFICERS SOPHOMORES: Kyle Baker, Soc. Comm. Maureen Flynn-Sec ' y. William Davis-Pres. Laurel Reardon, Soc. Comm. Lynn Kulish-Treas. Scott Caron-V. Pres. FRESHMEN: Carol DiStefano-Soc. Comm. Wayne Porter-Soc. Comm. (b) Marggie Mancini-Pres. Patty Proulx-Sec ' y. Sue Nannl-V. Pres. (Abs) Ralph Catuogno-Treas. 77 SPECIAL Secretaries .. . Mrs. Steere-Office Mrs. Martone-Office Mrs. Leach-Office Mrs. Caouette-Library 78 SERVICES Matrons Mrs. Derosier-Mrs. Giroux Mrs. Brown and Kitchen Cooks Mr. Farrar-Supervisor 79 The yearbook staff extends its thanks to the Student Council and its Director, Mr. Graham, for the financial subsidy this year which has allowed us to use color for the first time. We publicly commend them for their school spirit and the time and effort they expend on working for the better¬ ment of the school and the student body. Their careful attention to the hundreds of small jobs that must be done truly characterize them all as our finest unsung heroes. 80 STUDENT COUNCIL 1975 OFFICERS: Sharon Reall-V. Pres. Lori Doyle-Sec ' y. Leslie Bassett-Treas. Mike Tikoian-Pres. 81 PUBLICATIONS Our liberty iklMwlMHi iIm IhH ' doni uTihe press. iiimIiIuiI auiiHN In lumled wIiImniI being ItNil. 82 Journalism classes and Yearbook Staff labor to produce Anvil ’75, Observer news, and high school paper — “A Shot in the Dark ” 83 Illlllillilimi DRAMATICS “Wizard of Oz” plays to capacity audiences during its June run 85 CHORUS From Classroom To Operetta In 100 Difficult Steps 1974-75 Choir Director-Mr. Robert Cleasby 86 Section Leaders: Tenor — Tom Connor Alto — Sue Sachuk Soprano — Joanne McSweeney Bass — David DeAngelis Madrigal Group 87 Stage Band 88 BAND Excellence . . . OnStage Or Marching 1974-75 Band Mr. Alan Tinkham-Director 89 MAJORETTES .. . High Kicks And High Spirits 1975 Queen, Sue Greene, and escort 92 ESL Sue Greene Crowned Queen HOMECOMING 75 ? JLj , ' .iv f, -ii aMWWW 1 ' 93 FS 5 1 CHRISTMAS BALL Winter Thawed By Warm Hearts Rock Bands, Stage Bands, Symphonies, Skits ... Most Likely To Succeed-Jeff Migneault, Lynelle Sur- Best Dressed-George Lewis, Loreen Battista prenant SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Funniest-Alan Scully, Jackie Wetherbee Most Courageous-Jim Clossick, Leslie Bassett Best Looking-Sue Greene, Don Rah I 98 Most School Spirit - Mike Tikoian, Kim David Most Studious-Joe Czekanski, Lynelle Surprenant Best Couple-Sharon Real I, Ted Mousseau Quietest-Bill Johnston, Donna Crossman 99 “A Time For Us” JUNIOR PROM Holiday Inn Providence May 23, 1975 102 School Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas Biological Science.Richard B. Iannitelli English.Lynelle A. Surprenant French.Claire A. Albanese Mathematics.Karen J. SI oat Physical Science.Mark L. Baker Social Studies.Michael G. Panzarella Secretarial Studies.Karin M. Daniels Special School Awards D.A.R. Citizenship Award . . . Lynelle A. Surprenant Excellence in Drama Award . . Anne M. DePasquale and David L. DeAngelis, Jr. National School Choral Award . D. L. DeAngelis, Jr. Sousa Band Award.James A. Schwartz Betty Crocker Homemaker Award . . Lisa C. Cousins Congressman St. Germain Award..Joseph P. Czekanski 1975 Math. Assoc. Award.Karen J. SI oat SENIOR HONORS DAY JUNE 2, 1975 Lions Club Awards for Achievement Band. Bookkeeping. Boy ' s Physical Education . . . Chorus .. Dramatics. Electricity Electronics . . . Girls ' Physical Education . . . Home Economics. Library . Mech. Arch. Drawing. Power Mechanics. Publications. Shorthand. Speech . Typing. Woodworking. . . . Deirdre Seguin Alfred Magnone, Jr. . Ronald J. Knox, Jr. Joanne E. McSweeney .Laura Silva . Michael D. Cesaro . Lauren A. Bouchard , . . . Grace M. Nigro . . Donna J. Crossman . . . . Steven F. Fiore . . . . Bruce F. Adler . . .Roberta M. Rossi . Barbara A. Contillo Lynelle A. Surprenant . . Barbara A. O ' Neil , . . . Bruce F. Adler Members of the Rhode Island Honor Society Claire A. Albanese Mark L. Baker Bernard L. Ballou Jeffrey Baron Marcia D. Battey Loreen A. Battista Lauren A. Bouchard David F. Brown Jean M. Calcagni Catherine Cal ore Barbara A. Contillo Lisa C. Cousins Mary Louise Coyne Donna J. Crossman Joseph P. Czekanski Karin M. Daniels Laura J. Davies David L. DeAngelis David J. Del Ponte Anne DePasquale Nance A. Dufour Doreen E. Farrar Steven F. Fiore Jacqueline R. Fontaine Darlene M. Garriepy Toni A. Gomes Linda A. Goss Joanne Hickey Janet A. Hindle Patricia I. Hoyt Evelyn M. Huntley Richard B. Iannitelli William D. Johnston Rosemary C. Klepadlo Ronald J. Knox Anita M. Lepore Debra A. Lemoi John C. Lynch Donna M. Matteo Donald C. McCormick Joanne E. McSweeney Jeffrey P. Migneault Lynanne Nocente Christine A. Octeau Mark V. O ' Day Barbara A. O ' Neil Jill Paterson Karen A. Porter Michael B. Rathier Cheryl A. Resendes Diane F. Roberts Roberta M. Rossi Susan A. Sachuk James A. Schwartz Thomas W. Shear Gerald T. Shirley Karen J. Sloat Roberta M. Smith Susan E. Smith Donald J. Stoeckel Linda A. Straight Lynelle A. Surprenant Susan M. Sward Dawn E. Sevey Susan E. Tubman Keith J. Tucker Brenda L. Vallante Carmen R. Varin Avery T. Waterman Jacqueline M. Wetherbee Patricia L. Wilby Dee M. Wilkinson Paula J. Williams Steven L. Williams 106 Bad weather holds up despite “Friday the 13th” jinx GRADUATION Class of 1975 June 13, 1975 Student Council President Michael Tikoian Parents...you are here to receive your reward for doing your share these last four years; Teachers...you are here to see the final output of your labors, hop¬ ing that we will think logically in arriv¬ ing at answers to life ' s difficult questions; Seniors...we are here to show that to¬ night we are one. I hope that all of you will have a worthwhile, enjoyable and loving future, and someday in the new world we will meet again. Class Salutatorian Roberta Rossi Our four years of triumph and tribula¬ tion atSmithf ; eld High are now over. These tassles we now wear will serve to keep our memories fresh and clear. Smithfield High has taught us how to cope with frustration and opposition, suc¬ cess and failure. The time is short and there is so much to say. I guess what is comes down to is that good times with good friends have made it all worthwhile. Class Valedictorian Lynelle Surprenant Throughout these four years we have had much love and concern for one another. Each member of this class is special; each has a uniqueness which makes him or her important to others.. The spirit, the essence of the people we have known has become a special and real part of us, a part which never has to leave us. We must listen well to ourselves and discover what it is we truly want to do...If we stand by what we believe, our dreams will become a reality! 107 CLASS WILL Each year , the graduates leave a part of themselves behind The list below is a part of what this class leaves to S.H.S. Claire Albanese leaves her ability to get things done...but better late than never... Kathy Balme leaves her saddle sores... Loreen Battista leaves her entire wardrobe to be divided among the Junior class, each girl to receive 5 complete outfits... Chris Blackmore leaves her coloring book and crayons to next year ' s valedictorian... Lauren Bouchard leaves her knitting needle which she used to direct an invisible band... Mark Baker leaves his grey matter to the Science Department... Jeff Baron leaves his great ability to score... Lisa Cousins leaves her pile of absence excuses... Mary Lou Coyne leaves her secret formula for making whoopee... Donna Crossman leaves her three volume set of English notes... Jay Christiansen leaves one quart of milk for any Junior with a calcium deficiency... Doreen Farrar leaves her own book Everything You ' ve Always Wanted to Know About Anything ... Sharon Reall leaves her teddy bear... Bob DeKeulenaere leaves his advanced chem book in hopes that it will be totally destroyed by fire... Sue Greene leaves one-half of her makeup supply for next year ' s Drama Club productions... Walter Geer leaves his advanced math book to any Junior who promises to treat it right... Conrad Giroux leaves his ability to ask the wrong question at the wrong time... Pay Hoyt leaves her calm, organizational way to Mr. Cleasby... Patty Kellogg leaves her last name to the manufacturers in Battle Creek... Fred Magnone leaves his muscles to the football, basketball and baseball teams... Joanne McSweeney leaves the H.M.S. Pinafore posters she never put up... John Lynch leaves all his Elton John albums to the Music Dept... Kevin Major leaves an alarm clock to anyone who has Public Speaking class first period... Don McCormick leaves his little yellow tennis hat... Jeff Migneault leaves his ability to be in two schools at the same time to someone with a car... Jeris Narducci leaves her loud voice to be used at all basketball games... Sue Natalizia leaves her centerfold of Paul McCartney... Chris Octeau leaves her tennis racquet to the tennis team, no strings attached... Barbara O ' Neil leaves her coed locker to a daring freshman... Karen Porter leaves her accomplishment of eating 50 candy bars from the senior class candy sale... Roberta Rossi leaves her long, flowing hair, terrific smile, and fantastic graduation address... Deirdre Seguin leaves her drumstick to the Home Ec. department... Debbie Silva leaves her 10 heels to Norma Viens... Mary Jane Smith leaves her forever blushing cheeks... Jean Thurber leaves a year ' s supply of chewing gum to each member of the Junior class... Jim Schwartz leaves his wine cellar to Ernest Julio Gallo... Don Stoeckel leaves his advanced math book to be used as second base by next year ' s baseball team... Paula Williams leaves her stiff and splintered place on the basketball bench to Ann Zangari... Carmen Varin leaves his sense of feeling to the Helen Keller Society of America... Avery Waterman leaves his broken body and seat in the clinic... Tommy Williams leaves his ability to get out of things to anyone who gets into as much trouble as he did. The Goof-Off ' s Anthem (Sung to Over Hill, Over Dale ) In a test For a class That we know we can ' t pass— See the goof-offs go faking along! Start to heave; Fake a chill; Anything so you ' ll look ill; As the goof-offs go faking along! For it ' s hi-hi-hoo! Let ' s all fake the Asian flu! Call out your symptoms loud and strong— Blah! Ecch! We will feel enthused When the teachers say Excused! As the goof-offs go faking along! Try the following matching quiz to see how well you know the members of the Class of 1975. THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED FOR AT S.H.S. AMBITION 1. Karen Porter A_Eating 50 candy bars 1. Claire Albanese A_Oceanographer 2. William Pirolli B_Minding my own business and 2. Jonathan Knight B_Disc Jockey 3. Evelyn Huntley not looking for trouble 3. Paula Williams C_Cop 4. Chris Blackmore C_Serious attitude about everything 4. Donald McCormick D_French Professor 5. Barbara Contillo D_My Cadillac 5. Christine Dio E_Florist 6. Albert Nani E_Forerunner of the Italian movement 6. Cathy Bolton F_Criminologist F_Nothing, not a thing (Answers: A-4, B-5, C-2, D-l, E-6, F-3) (Answers: A-l, B-6, C-4, D-3, E-2, F-5) Our picks for the Halloween contest winners: Left: Meredith Read, Christ Octeau. Middle: Dave DeAngelis, Sharon Reall. Right: Paula Williams, Loreen Battista, Linda Goss. 110 UNDER CLASS MEN: 9-11 113 115 CHEER LEADERS In Memory to Cathy Averill... May you always walk in sunshine, and God ' s love around you flow, for the happiness you gave us, no one will ever know. It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone. A part of us went with you, the day God called you home. A million times we needed you, a million times we cried. If love could only have saved you, you never would have died. The Cheerleaders 118 BASKETBALL . No Crown , But Still Queens 119 m : Roslyn Hickey .. . Tough, Tender, Terrific, True Athlete FIELD HOCKEY. . .Run Hard, Gasp, Goal, Victory GYMNASTICS .. . Unparalleled Grace Of Motion Varsity Squad-1975 Ms. Gail Bender-Coach 122 123 124 Varsity Squad Mr. Brochu-Mr. Skenyon-Coaches 125 : o 126 F 0 0 T B A L L Practice, Sweat, Bruises, Defeat, Harder, Victory 127 1975 Varsity Squad Special note: all major varsity sports records are on p. 140 128 CROSS-COUNTRY 1975 Varsity Squad Sentinel runners take first place in O.L.P. Invitational Race 129 I Cinderella team beaten in playoffs by Cumberland Clippers Buonaccorsi retires as coach HOCKEY 1975 Varsity Squad 131 132 Team takes Sub III title, but beaten in playoffs by Johnston, 69-57 League record 16-2, and an amazing 32-4 for last twoyears. 133 134 135 I 136 137 138 Co-capt ' s. S. Ballou, J. Migneault TENNIS 1975 Varsity Co-ed Squad 139 1974-75 Athletic Team Records S.H.S. OPPONENT S.H.S. OPPONENT S.H.S. OPPONENT CROSS-COUNTRY (4-4-0) 25 Tolman 30 15 Scituate 45 28 Johnston 27 16 R.I. School for Deaf 47 31 North Providence 24 22 Central 47 33 Our Lady of Providence 22 43 Classical 19 Columbus Day Race: 9 of 21 Class C Championship: 6 of 11 State Meet: 3 of 21 FIELD HOCKEY (4-3-0) 1 Cumberland 0 1 Lincoln 3 1 Lincoln School for Girls 0 0 Barrington 1 0 Wheeler School 2 1 Tiverton 0 6 Cranston East 0 FOOTBALL (2-5-2) 0 Middletown 40 0 Lincoln 29 0 Westerly (Homecoming) 48 12 Portsmouth 14 26 Bristol 14 6 Hope 6 14 Classical 14 6 East Greenwich 30 20 North Providence 6 SOCCER (11-5-1) 0 6 Pi 1 gri m 1 Toll gate 2 1 Warwick Veterans 1 0 Barrington 4 3 Bristol 1 3 Cranston East 2 1 East Providence 4 1 LaSalle Academy 0 2 Pi 1 gri m 0 3 Our Lady of Providence 0 6 Toll gate 2 1 Warwick Veterans 0 2 Barrington 0 1 Bristol 0 0 Cranston East 2 0 East Providence 2 1 LaSalle Academy 0 BASKETBALL-BOYS (18-2-0) 61 Scituate 54 76 Davies Vocational 70 63 Chariho Regional 53 61 Ponaganset 35 84 Central Falls 63 90 North Smithfield 38 66 Our Lady of Providence 57 54 Warren 52 105 Burrillville 51 66 Scituate 60 79 Davies Vocational 72 70 Chariho Regional 67 90 Ponaganset 54 88 Central Falls 71 82 North Smithfield 44 62 Our Lady of Providence 60 67 Warren 66 73 Burrillville 41 59 Westerly (Play-offs) 56 57 Johnson 69 BASKETBALL-GIRLS (11-1-0) 65 Burrillville 19 75 North Smithfield 24 53 Woonsocket 37 62 Burrillville 20 63 Mount St. Charles 46 35 Cumberland 37 56 Woonsocket 44 43 North Smithfield 30 49 Lincoln 43 61 Cumberland 22 47 Mount St. Charles 32 59 Lincoln 54 HOCKEY (10-13-2) 2 Warwick 3 0 East Providence 11 2 Burrillville 5 2 Cumberland 3 6 Cumberland 2 2 Woonsocket 4 3 Mount St. Chatles 6 0 LaSalle Academy 5 3 Ponaganset 1 2 Warwick 7 2 Cranston East 5 2 Pilgrim 4 6 Tollgate 1 11 Hope 4 3 Cranston West 3 2 Tollgate 2 7 Ponaganset 2 4 Woonsocket 6 11 Hope 5 0 Pi 1 gri m 5 6 Woonsocket (Play-offs) 4 5 Woonsocket 3 3 Cumberland 2 6 Cumberland 7 1 Cumberland 4 WRESTLING (3-9-0) 16 North Providence 34 37 Hope 24 25 Central 37 18 Our Lady of Providence 33 12 Middletown 48 3 Central Falls 60 35 North Providence 19 28 Hope 26 24 Central 38 19 Our Lady of Providence 35 18 Middletown 40 15 Central Falls 40 BASEBALL (12-5-0) 3 Mount St. Charles 2 15 North Providence 2 1 Cumberland 5 9 Burrillville 2 6 Woonsocket 4 3 Mount St. Charles 0 16 North Providence 5 7 Burrillville 5 2 Cumberland 4 5 Woonsocket 4 9 Mount St. Charles 5 8 North Providence 3 3 Cumberland 8 3 Burrillville 2 2 Woonsocket 7 12 Westerly (Play-offs) 11 7 Cumberland 5 TRACK-Boys (2-8-0) 38 East Greenwich 107 88 Scituate 60 491 2 Our Lady of Providence 991 2 74 Ponaganset 69 51 Tolman 97 53 Johnston 95 54 Westerly 62 and South Kingston 81 57 Lincoln 91 54 Pawtucket West 88 TRACK-Girls (3-6-0) 461 2 Mount Pleasant 71 and Lincoln School 191 2 28 Bay View 59 and St. Xavier 50 50 Cumberland 29 and East Providence 58 43 Warren 66 26 Barrington 83 58 Lincoln 51 GOLF (6-2-2) 6 Mount St. Charles 6 12 Davies Vocational “ 0 21 2 Woonsocket 91 2 12 North Smithfield 0 111 2 North Providence 1 2 51 2 Mount St. Charles 61 2 111 2 Davies Vocational 1 2 6 Woonsocket 6 81 2 North Smithfield 31 2 9 North Providence 3 SOFTBALL (5-1-0) 27 Lincoln 4 6 St. Raymond ' s 7 28 Lincoln 26 1 Scituate (Forfeit) 0 13 Scituate 8 12 St. Raymond ' s 3 TENNIS (8-6-0) GYMNASTICS: Scores Unavailable Overall Record: 99W-70L-7T 140 . ATHLETIC BANQUET ' 75 Awards Presented Student Athlete.... Lynelle Surprenant Joe Czekanski Jeff Migneault Outstanding Athlete.... Roberta Smith Don Rahl Sportsmanship Award... Paula Williams Ted Mousseau Paul Passano 141 COLOR TV ID B TV VlflHOTEL D D ERS LULM Lf J IJTW It: BARBER SLj a SHOP ?7n 6 TV HOTEL 1 HOTEL SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs.Frank Albanese Mr. Mrs. Bernard L. Ballou Dr. Mrs. Paul A. Blackmore Mr. Mrs. Mark Blanchet, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Reginald Bolton Mr. Mrs Eugene Buonaccorsi Mr. Mrs. David L. DeAngelis Mr. Mrs. Dallas G. Dearmin Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Healy Mr. Mrs. Ronald J. Knox Mr. Mrs. George Leach Mr. Mrs. Leo Morvan Mr. Mrs. Albert E. Nani Mr. Mrs. Milton L. Nutini Mr. Mrs. Herb Rahl Mr. Mrs. Matthew Rudis Mr. Mrs. John J. Sasso Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Scully Mr. Mrs. Oscar E. Seguin Elaine Shirley Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Silva Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Straight Mr. Mrs. Neil B. Tubman Mr. Mrs. Leroy L. Wignot GOLD PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Thomas G. King Mr. Mrs. Guido Deandrea Mrs. Maureen Lynch Bennett Winkleman Finklestein Clothing and Furniture Store Mr. Mrs. Henry P. Shepard Mr. Mrs. David R. Reilly Mr. Mrs. George W. Reilly SILVER PATRONS Mr. Mrs. F. Monroe Allen Allen Lee Schwartz Dr. Mrs. Edward V. Gibbons Glen “Photard” Ross Georgian Coiffures Bradford-Sutcliffe, Inc. Alpine Motel Cathy’s Decorator Shop Waterman Heights Nursing Home Parascandolo Seafoods BRONZE PATRONS Mrs. Olga K. Boluch Mr. Bruce Kopec Mrs. Rosalie Nocera Mr. Ronald Mandolfi Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Walsh The Bruno Family Mr. Mrs. Albert Quaglieri Peter Doris Martucci Pat Ross Manocchia Mr. Albert V. Satula Cataldo’s Esmond Shop Mac ' s Package Store Stuart Enterprises, Ltd. A Friend A1 SanSouci — Josten’s Rings Mr. James Giroux 143 Vic Russo Rick Vasseur OUR PLACE 436 Main Street Warren, R.I. Tel. 245-2812 16 Waterman Avenue No. Providence, R.I. 231-2370 144 145 LUIGI’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 175 Putnam Pike Johnston, R.I. 7 rvl 1 STEERE’S RESTAURANT Fine Foods Douglas Pike Cocktails Smithfield RICCI’S PIZZA RESTAURANT MARTELLA’S 1 Pizza — Sandwiches 232 Woonasquatucket Avenue Italian Dinners North Providence, R.I. Beer Wine Phone 353-1560 2 Whipple Avenue, Esmond Specializing in Italian Foods 231-9877 SMITHFIELD PLATING, INC. PIMENTA’S PHOTOS CX rfli Douglas Pike Smithfield, R.I. 3 Fourth Street « Esmond, R.I. 02917 TZp 231-7738 vr STURN SONS, INC. Auto Body Wrecks Rebuilt and Complete Refinishing 24 Hour Towing Washington Highway Days — 231-1750 Rte. 116 Nights — 766-6016 Smithfield, R.I. Congratulations to the Class of ’75 CROWN LUMBER COMPANY 61 Putnam Avenue Johnston, R.I. 02919 231-8800 POLYTOP CORPORATION 148 BARBARA’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Artistic Flower Arrangements Weddings — Funerals 156 Putnam Avenue Johnston, R.I. Phone 231-4758 Congratulations — GOLDEN CREST NURSING CENTRE 100 Smithfield Road North Providence, R.I. 02904 Telephone 353-1710 LABRIE LUMBER INC. THOMAS E. DUXBURY AGENCY Insurance Cabinets — Hardware — Paints Millwork — Building Materials 37IB Putnam Pike Esmond, R.I. 02917 Pleasant View Ave. Rts. 5 116 Tel. 231-5583 • Smithfield, R.I. 02917 IT’S BEAUTY TIME R.I. ARMS SPORTS CENTER LTD. 215-17 Putnam Avenue — Route 44 Johnston, R.I. 02917 7 Austin Avenue (Cor. Douglas Drive) Pistols — Shotguns — Rifles — Muzzle Greenville, R.I. Loaders — Supplies — Ammo — Archery Telephone: 949-9832 Equipment — Fishing Gear — Sports Equipment Phone 231-2170 S.C. PAINTING CO. Interior — Exterior Paperhanging WILLIAM C. NORTHUP SON Artesian Wells — Jacuzzi Pumps 176 Terrace Avenue Cranston, R.I. 230 Putnam Avenue Silvio Casale Johnston, R.I. 02917 Tel. 942-5306 231-6590 or 231-6538 for Free Estimates COLONY ICE CREAM 111 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE, R.I. 02828 949-2626 “IT’S FULL OF GOODNESS” Best Wishes to the Class of ’75 ELM BROOK HOME A. R. IANNITELLI, JR. Serving Patient Needs for over 20 Years Insurance — Real Estate 535 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 40 Farnum Pike Smithfield, R.I. 231-4646 Congratulations: HOPKINS LUMBER VALLEY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Pleasant View Avenue Smithfield, R.I. 02917 Rt. 44 Pole 56 Harmony, R.I. Pre-finished Paneling Center and Building Materials Native Pine and Hardwood Pallets and Skids Compliments Of HEBERT NURSING HOME, INC. Log Road Smithfield, R.l. 02917 Congratulations Graduates of 1975 Smithfield High School — From — THE SMITHFIELD REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE — 1975 ROBERT F. O’CONNOR (Chairman) JOAN D. CALORE (Vice-Chairman) JOHN H. JENKINS (Vice-Chairman) HERBERT W. GARDNER (Secretary) STEVEN A. JENKINS (Treasurer) Tel. 949-3700 Free Estimates Since 1928 ROY JASWELL SON, INC. Rotary Drilling Contractors In Water Well and Blast Hole Drilling Rtes. 5 44 — Box 566 Greenville, R.I. 02828 154 Compliments Of LORING STUDIOS “Your Full Service Photographer” An Advisor’s Afterword As a last bit of advice to the graduates of the Class of 1975 the following poem, author unknown, is offered to you! Don ' t Quit When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you ' re trudging seems all uphill. When the funds are low and the debts are high. And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit— Rest if you must, but don ' t you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns, And many a fellow turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don ' t give up though the pace seems slow — You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man; Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured the victor ' s cup; And he learned too late when the night came down. How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out— The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are. It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit— It ' s when things seems worst that you mustn ' t quit! Many thanks to those who helped produce ANVIL ' 75: Periods 3 and 7 Journalism Classes Mike Reilly, Dave Piscitelli, Tom Connor, Mike Tikoian for their candid photography work Kathy Hayes and Nancy Porter for their dynamic salesmanship The after-school yearbook staffers for their time and effort Claire Albanese for her typing and attention to details The High School Adminikration Cal Gaudet, Club 44, for his special sports photography Mrs. Leach and the office girls for their invaluable help The Student Council and Mr. Graham for making color a reality for ANVIL 75 with their financial subsidy THE OBSERVER, Ann Mackinlay, and Mrs. Buonaccorsi for their help Our faithful advertisers who helped us break all advertising records this year Loring Studio, Warren Tarsagian, and Felix LeGoff for their help Bruce Dupuis of American Yearbook Company for his good advice Jeff Baron and all the other managers and sports statisticians who kept tabs on sports records for each season Gary Low and Steve Vallee for their poster work Mrs. Balme, mother of Kathy, for the memorial verses on Page 2 Mr. Thomas James for his donation of the bronze anvil MAD magazine for various ideas and inspiration to the staff Roberta Rossi who compiled the data on page 110 and now has the record for best graduation speaker ever Karen Porter for art work Roberta Smith and Mark O ' Day for compiling the Class Will My patient wife... George W. Reilly Yearbook Advisor