Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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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

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ROBERT BOYLE JOANNE BELL KATHERINE BOLTON CHRISTINA BLACKMORE LAUREN BOUCHARD DAVID BROWN JAMES BUONACCORSI 20

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ANTHONY CARON DEBORAH CATLOW KENNETH CARDONE 22