Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

ANVIL 77 Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue Esmond, R.I. 02917 Contents Opening Section - 2 Dedication - 9 Class Of 1977 - 10 Senior Directory - 46 Faculty - 53 School Life - 64 Underclassmen - 92 Sports - 100 Senior Events - 128 Advertising - 142 Afterword - 160 Captured Uniquely In An Instant A Memory Of Our Shared Past 2 And It Will Be Distinctive Of Our Aging Years For The Thoughts, Dreams, And Wonder Of Childhood Have Been Traded And Sold Until We’ve Attained The Individualism Desired. We, For So Long, 3 And Separate We Will Travel, But Survive Everlasting, Bonded Between Covers. 4 In Twenty Years; The Rainy Night Restrospect, Look At Our Child Love; Outspoken, Revealing, Displaying How Simple It Can Be. 5 Just Glance At The Smiles, Secure Proud Willing Verging On 6 Insanity In Twenty Years, A Friend Has Found Fortune, An Enemy Has Walked Silently With Death; A Childhood Love Has Married Four Times Over. We Are Now Subjected To The Aggressive World Living Fast, Maturing, Joining The Rats, Falsifying Smiles, When As Children, We’d Scream! 7 And We ' ll Talk To You, Hard Cover, When Alone, Deserted, And Remember The Independent, Experiencing, Crazy Years, When Tears, Ugliness, Shame, Happiness, Doubt, Serenity, Laughter, Love, And The Joy Of Life Were Shared Sacredly With Another. 8 DEDICATION To Remember Her Always, We Dedicate This Book To Mrs. Berthe Nelson Radnor. In Honor Of Her Strength, Courage, The Generous Gift Of Her Wisdom, And Her Immeasurable Contribution To The Smithfield School System, Her Students Dedicate This Book In Memory Of Her Dedication And Devotion To Teaching. 9 OF 1977 ROBERT ALBANESE Bob Stringbean n 0h no ' 1 DAVID ALLEN Woody 11 JOHN ANTONELLI RONALD ARRUDA Monk WILLIAM ALARIE Whip Billy KAREN ANDREASSON Kar Why don ' t you take a picture ELLEN AUSTIN I ' m cool 10 KEVIN AUSTIN Big Man MICHAEL J. AUTIELLO Skinny KYLE BAKER Elvis Bake Give me a straw 11 LISA RAE BARRIE CAROLYN BAXTER Flatbush Oh, this darn car DIA BLACK Bambi Oh? 12 GERALYN BOUCHARD Gerry Can you believe this? KATHY BOUVIER Boob C ' est la vie! KAREN BROWN KEVIN BURK Brun Burrrk Now that ' s class I don ' t think so MICHELE BOYES Gumby How cute SHANNON BUTERA Sha-na-na 13 KAREN CABRAL I bought a new sweat shirt DONNA CALORE Mouth NANCY CAMPBELL Nance 14 SANDRA CARBERRY Sandy LESLIE CAREY Les What? SCOTT CARON Scooter Unit 100 on scene GREGG CATLOW Pete Malloy ELIZABETH CERRONI Beth Moonless Thank you SHARON CHAKUROFF Check Oh my God it ' s snowing LINDA CHEW Chu Chu ROBERT CLARK Bob I ' m only kidding, really! DOREEN CLEGG Dor Do you hate me? 15 TAMMY COMFORT Tamara ANTHONY COMMENDATORE Lug Gimme a burr DONNA COOKE Cookie 1 11 deck you JOHN CUNNINGHAM J.C. ROBERT CURLEY BOBO JAMES DAVEY Jimmy Yeah 16 CLAUDIA DAVID Claud I ' m going home early BONNIE DAVIES Bon-Bon KIRK DAVIES Captain Kirk Wake me up when this class is over 17 WILLIAM DAVIS Billy JOANNE DEGIDIO Pitiful RICHARD DEMAINE Big Red DEBRA DELFARNO Spebbie PAUL DeMARS Pudge -- Pick Gotta problem, turkey? 18 SUZANNE DEMERS Mouth Bogart ' s is the place DANIELLE DESAUTEL Danny STEVEN DesJARLAIS Jelly belly 19 DAVID DESNOYERS Desi CHERYL DIONNE Scrumptious weinies RONALD DiNOBILE Ronnie Shut up ya big jerk KATHRYN DORGAN Kathy MARY DOLAN Spear ' Can you play cards? JAYNE DORGAN LOUIS DOUCETT Louie WILLIAM DURVIN Billy Did ya hear the one about ..? MICHAEL DUFOUR Dufus DESPINA ELEFTHERIADIS I ' Desi CHERYL EMIN Sister guid I ' ve got jeans on PAUL DUTKA Dud 21 MARIA EMMA Who needs my help? KAREN FAGAN Fage OOOoooOOO! PATRICK FARLEY Tooth 22 ROBERT FASCIANO Bob BRIAN FERGUSON Fergy 2 ROBERT FERGUSON Fergy 1 You big Rocky Baruffie RUSSELL FIORE up pn I ' m gonna resign MAUREEN FLYNN Moe Who doesn ' t want their dessert? SUSAN FORD Sue DEBORAH FORTE Debbie Oh, what was I gonna say? THOMAS FREZZA Frez 23 GARRY GAGNON Yogi He ' s my hero COLLEEN GALLAGHER Cleen See you next time around ANTHONY GAMBOGI Ant I ' m going to Alfred ' s tonight JAMES GARCIA Jimmy JOYCE GARNER n lara 11 Oh my God! MICHAEL GEER Mike JOSEPH GERMANO Joe That ' s bush CYNTHIA GOODWIN Cyndy Do you believe it? CHARLES GORMAN Charlie - Jim Reed AhHIChoo!!! 24 Steve — Big Man You big baby 25 SUSAN HAWKINS Hawk How ' s it going? MICHAEL HOARD Mike — Art Garfunkel KATHLEEN HICKEY Kickey All right listen. 1 DEBORAH HOWARD Debbie LYNDA HIGHAM Shortstop PAMELA HULL Pam 26 LORI HUNTLEY “Guido 11 Come to Johnston for 1 day 11 PAMELA HUTKER Pam HI y ' all JAMES KAISER Jimmy 27 28 THOMAS KING 11 Dinger PAUL KIRBY Still crazy after all these years? DIANE KNIGHT Nipster Huh? DANIEL KOSTEER Dannie — Roger LYNNE KULISCH Sugarbear LOUIS LAFOND Lou I ' m going to create a bomb 29 30 LYNN LOCKETT “Redneck “That ' s wicked ROBERT LOWE “Bum Bum JUDY LOXSOM “Ludewrench DENISE LUONGO “Witch PAUL LUONGO “Ooga “What ' s playing at Bryant? MARY LYONS “Meddle PAULA MACKINLAY “Candy “Yeah, I know STEPHEN MACKINLAY “Chomper KEVIN MAILHOT “Hot lips 31 LAWRENCE MAIONE 11 Larry 11 MARILYN MALTAIS Mert M Shut up, Gerry 11 ROBERT MARRO Cat 11 DUANE MCCORMICK NICHOLAS MCCORMICK Nicky MARK MCKAY Mick DEBORAH MCVEY Spunky RICHARD MEDEIROS Frenchy EDWARD MERLINO Spaceman It ' s great, ain ' t it? 32 JAY METE Meathead CAROLYN MIERNICKI Carol JOSEPH MOLLO Duke 33 PATRICIA MONAHAN Pat JEAN MOUSSEAU Moose ' 1 10-4 on your left PRISCILLA MURPHY Prlskillla WILLIAM NANGLE E-man We better smarten up MICHAEL NANNI Mike THOMAS NARDUCCI Duccl 34 GARY PAGNOZZI Rat-2 LYNN PALMIERI LORI PAOLANTONIO 36 DEBRA PILKINGTON Pinkie What am I gonna do? MATTHEW PONKO Matt Where ' s the mirror? JAMES POON Jimmy — Nut -- Babe It ' s great, boy BRIAN PRATT Andy Pratt I don ' t care ANTHONY PREVITE Tony GREGG PROVOST Gregg ROGER PRUCINO Bomar Aw, shoot! 37 LAUREL REARDON Joan I like Bob Dylan 38 DAVID REMSBECKER Rems MELANDIE ROBERTS Mel Double moon RAYMOND ROBERTS Shell JOHN ROBITAILLE Robes Be good ANTHONY ROSATI Tony LINDA SACHUK Sache ROSE SALVATI Rosie LILIANA SANGIOVANNI Lil KIM SANTANGINI Why does everything always happen to me? 39 ANNE SCOTT JOANNE SCOTTI Spaz 11 You tush! WALTER SEGEE Wally JOHN SEVEY Seve Hey, man LAURA SHEILS Llgra My God, I ' m so embarrassed JILL SHERBOKEN CATHERINE SILVIA Cathy Cyndy, don ' t yell RICHARD SLATER MICHAEL SLEBODA Slate — A.P. Sleb-rock 40 DANIEL SMITH Dan the man The fans go wild MICHAEL SMITH Mike PATRICIA SMITH Patty Somewhere in East Chippeppe Land KARL STEINER Kraut Get out of here LOIR STOECKEL Stickel JUDITH STRAIGHT Jude 42 43 JOSEPH TOLISANO Joe — Barry Manilow Espitty espat MARK TORTOLANI Tort RICHARD TREMBLAY Rick JOHN VIVEIRO S Johnny — J.W. Portugee Power! SCOTT WARD Scottie — Candy Man TIMOTHY WALSH Little, little, little Timothy Seniors Not Photographed: MARK ADAMS JOHN BAKER LINDA BENCK ROBERT BLANDING KEVIN CONLON MARY CONNOR JOHN COOKE TIMOTHY DEARMIN JEANNE DEPASQUALE KATHLEEN GUERREIRO TERRY HAGUE STEVEN JANCZYK EUGENE KIRBY JONATHAN LAKE JOANNE MAZZONE DONNA MIGNEAULT GAIL NANNI WILLIAM THURBER JEAN TURNER NORMA VIENS RUTH WILBUR KIM YOUNG J. P. GUMBIE WILLIAM YORSTON Bicentennial Bill 45 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS MARK 7 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE AS- SEM COMM 1 3 4; PING-PONG 2; FOOTBALL 1; APRIL 13- ARIES. ALARIE WILLIAM 33 BEVERLY CIR GREENVILLE CHEF ' S CLUB 1 2; PING-PONG 3 4; HOCKEY 1,4; SOCCER 2,4; MARCH 22-ARIES. ALBANESE, ROBERT 15 PROSPECT ST GREENVILLE BIO CLUB 1; MECH DRAW 2,3; PHOTO CLUB 4; YRBK 4; WREST 3; GOLF 2; NOV 13-SCORPIO. ALLEN, DAVID EAST GATE RD GREENVILLE MOD POW MECH 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; MARCH 20- ARIES. ANDREAS SON, KARIN 32 HALSEY DR ESMOND FASH CLUB 2,3; PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; SOFT- BALL 2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 1; MARCH 16-PISCES. ANTONELLI, JOHN HALSEY DR ESMOND TRACK 1; BICYCLE 2; DRAMA 3; PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; JULY 22-CANCER. ARRUDA, RONALD 33 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE GOLF 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; GOLF 2,3,4; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2; DEC 3-S AGITTARIUS. AUSTIN, ELLEN 29 JULIAN ST ESMOND FASH CLUB 1; PING-PONG 2,3; AUGUST 4-LEO. AUSTIN, KEVIN 29 JULIAN ST ESMOND GOLF CLUB 2,3; PING-PONG 3,4; WREST 3,4 C; FOOT¬ BALL 1; MAY 17-TAURUS. AUTIELLO, MICHAEL 14 MAYFIELD ST GREEN¬ VILLE TENNIS 4; APRIL 12-ARIES. BAKER, JOHN 23 CONCORD ST GREENVILLE WREST 2,3,4; TRACK 1,2; SOCCER 1,2; FEBRU¬ ARY 5-AQUARIUS. BAKER, KYLE WALTER CAREY RD ESMOND. BARRIE, LISA-RAE 49 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND STAGEBAND 1,2; FUT SECY 3; KNIT CROCH 4; BAND 1,2; CHOIR 2; JULY 11-CANCER. BAXTER, CAROLYN 9 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1; LEADER ' S CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 4; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; HR REP 4; AUGUST 4-LEO. BENCK, LINDA 24 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE. BLACK, DIA 71 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND NEEDLE¬ POINT 1; LIB CLUB 1,2,3,4; ART 2; KNIT CROCH 3; YRBK 3; JULY 23-LEO. BLAIS, RITA 5 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE NURSING 1,2; SOFTBALL; FEBRUARY 10-AQUARIUS. BLANCHETTE, JOSEPH 16 RICHARD ST ESMOND JUNE 29-CANCER. BLANDING, ROBERT PUTNAM PIKE ESMOND TRACK 1; BASKETBALL 3; SEPTEMBER 9-VIRGO. BOITANO, LORI 16 PLEASANT VW GREENVILLE BI¬ CYCLE CLUB 1; ART TYPING 2; RUG HOOK 3; PHOTO CLUB 4; OCTOBER 16-LIBRA. BOUCHARD, GERALYN 137 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND WEAVE RUG HOOK 2; TENNIS CLUB 3; DOM HOME EC 4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; SOFTBALL 2; FEBRUARY 28-PISCES. BOUVIER, KATHY PINE DR ESMOND FASH MAKE¬ UP 1,2; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; YRBK 4; BASKETBALL 1,2; SOC COMM 2,3,4; MARCH 31- ARIES. BOYES, MICHELE 18 HAWKINS ST GREENVILLE KNIT 1; TEAM SPORTS 2; GYMNASTICS 3; PING- PONG 4; CHEER 2,3,4; GYMNASTIC 1; AUGUST 20-LEO. BROWN, KAREN 17 RUSSELL LNE ESMOND PING- PONG 1,4; FASH MAKE-UP 2,3; STU COUN 1,3,4; SOC COMM CHAIR 3; CLASS TREAS 4; GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY 2,3, 4C; HOCKEY STATS 1,2,3,4; HR REP 1,3; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; MARCH 5-PISCES. BURK, KEVIN 20 SCENIC VW DR GEORGIAVILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4; SEPTEMBER 1-VIRGO. BUTERA, SHANNON 270 WATERMAN AVE ESMOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; ASSEM COMM 4; STU COUN 1; TREAS 1; HR REP 1; MAY 24-GEMINI. CABRAL, KAREN 18 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND PING- PONG 1; FASH MAKE-UP 2; MOD LEGIS 3,4; BAND 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 4; NOVEMBER 22- SCORPIO. CALORE, DONNA CEDAR SWAMP RD ESMOND ACAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2,3; MOD LEGIS 4; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 4; GYM¬ NASTICS 2; TRACK 2,3,4C; FIELD HOCKEY 4; X- COUNTRY 3; WREST STAT 3,4; SOFTBALL STAT 1; APRIL 14-ARIES. CAMPBELL, NANCY 9 LANTERN RD ESMOND SMKING AWARENESS 4. CARBERRY, SANDRA 14 THORNTON ST GREEN¬ VILLE STU COUN 4; MAY 2-TAURUS. CAREY, LESLIE 27 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3,4; CREATIVE WRITING 4; MAY 7-TAURUS. CARON, SCOTT 17 VALLEY VW DR GREENVILLE ELEC CLUB 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 3,4; SMKING AWARENESS 4; WREST 2; HR REP 2; MARCH 11-PISCES. CATLOW, GREGG 5 BATTEY DR GREENVILLE WEIGHT LIFTING 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING- PONG 4; BASKETBALL 1; TRACK 1; JANUARY 30-AQUARIUS. CERRONI, ELIZABETH 43 ESMOND ST ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; PING-PONG 2,4; CHEER 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 4; DRAMA 2; SOC COMM CHAIR 4; SOC COMM 3,4; AUGUST 25-VIRGO. CHAKUROFF, SHARON 83 AUSTIN AVE GREEN¬ VILLE NEEDLEPOINT 1; FASH MAKE-UP 2,3; PING-PONG 4; STU COUN 1,2,3, 4 PRES; CLASS PRES 1; CLASS TREAS 3; HR REP 1,2; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; MARCH 28-ARIES. CHEW, LINDA 14 HOMESTEAD AVE ESMOND AU¬ GUST 25-VIRGO. CLARK, ROBERT 10 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE PHOTO CLUB 1,2; TENNIS CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; STU COUN 3; HR REP 3; APRIL 4- ARIES. CLEGG, DOREEN 21 HILLCREST AVE GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1; DRAMA 2; PING-PONG 3,4; STU COUN 3,4; DRAMA 1; BASKETBALL 1,2; BASKETBALL STATS 1,2; HR REP 3,4; NOVEM¬ BER 25-S AGITARIUS. COMFORT, TAMMY 11 JOYCE ANN DR ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; PHOTO 2,3; PING-PONG 4; JULY 9-CANCER. COMMENDATORE, ANTHONY 16 APPLETON RD GREENVILLE CHESS 2; TENNIS 3; PING-PONG 4; TRACK 2,3,4; SOCCER 3,4; NOVEMBER 29-SAGI- TARIUS. CONLON, KEVIN 17 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; FEBRUARY 27-PISCES. CONNOR, MARY 10 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA 1,3,4; TENNIS 4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; DRAMA 1; MOD LEGIS 2,3; STU COUN 1,2; TRACK 1,2,3; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1,2; SOFTBALL SCORER 1,2; X-COUNTRY 1,2; WREST SCORER 3,4; SOC COMM 1,2; NOVEMBER 27- SAGITARIUS. COOKE, DONNA 34 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE KNIT MACRAME 1; HOME EC 2; PHOTO 3; PING- PONG 4; BASKETBALL 1; APRIL 4-ARIES. COOKE, JOHN 6 APPLE ORCHARD LNE ESMOND. COSTANTINO, RAYMOND 67 MACARTHUR DR ES¬ MOND CHESS CLUB 3,4. COTTER, DONALD 18 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE PING-PONG 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4C; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 3,4; NO¬ VEMBER 7-SCORPIO. CROSSMAN, RHONDA SWAN RD ESMOND. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN 6 ROSEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE. CURLEY, ROBERT 6 OAKHURST DR GREENVILLE CHOIR 1,2,3,4,5; CHAMBER SINGERS 4,5; STU COUN 4; FOOTBALL 1,2; SOC COMM 1; MAY 18- TAURUS. DAVEY, JAMES 6 DOUGLAS CIR GREENVILLE WOODSHOP 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; SOCCER 1; JULY 28- LEO. DAVID, CLAUDIA 10 HILL AVE ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1,2; PING-PONG 3; DRAMA 2; CONCERT CHOIR 4; YRBK STAFF 4; SOC COMM 3; STU COUN 3; DIST ED 4; AUGUST 25-VIRGO. DAVIES, BONNIE WEST GREENVILLE RD GREEN¬ VILLE HOME EC 1; PING- PONG 3,4; STU COUN 1; JULY 6-CANCER. DAVIS, WILLIAM TARKLIN RD GREENVILLE PHOTO CLUB 1; ELEC CLUB 3; CREATIVE WRIT¬ ING 4; STU COUN 2; CLASS PRES 2; NOVEMBER 4-SCORPIO. DECESARE, DIANE 13 JULIAN ST ESMOND FUT NURSES 1; MOD LEGIS 3; PING-PONG 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1; BASKETBALL 2; SOFTBALL 2; OC¬ TOBER 14-LIBRA. DEARMIN, TIMOTHY 5 HILLCREST AVE GREEN¬ VILLE DECOTIS, MARYANN BOX 415 DOUGLAS PIKE ES¬ MOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; PING-PONG 2,3,4; SKATING CLUB 1; JULY 7-CANCER. DEGIDIO, JOANNE 5 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE FUT NURSES 1; BIO CLUB 2; FASH MAKE-UP 3; LEADER ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 3,4; HR REP 3,4; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; MARCH 29-ARIES. DEJARDIN, CHERYL 22 STILLWATER RD ESMOND. DEKEULENAERE, DONNA 6 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 1; PING-PONG 3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 2; MAY 18-TAURUS. DELFARNO, DEBRA 5 VARIN DR ESMOND. DEMAGISTRIS MARIE RFD 4 MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND MAY 31-GEMINI. DEMAINE, RICHARD 23 ERNEST ST ESMOND ELEC CLUB 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; TRACK 1; WREST 4; FEBRUARY 24-PISCES. DEMARS, PAUL 18 OAK ST ESMOND PHOTO 1; PING-PONG 2,4; TENNIS 3; STU COUN 1,2; FOOT¬ BALL 1,2,3,4C; HR REP 2; NOVEMBER 21-SCOR- PIO. DEMERS, SUZANNE 1 TERRACE DR GREENVILLE PING-PONG 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; HR REP 1,3,4; SOC COMM 1; MAY 10- TAURUS. DEPASQUALE, JEANNE 84 AUSTIN AVE GREEN¬ VILLE DRAMA 1,3,4; SEWING 2; MARCH 28- ARIES. DESAUTEL, DANIELLE 1 MOUNTAINDALE RD ES¬ MOND KNIT CROCH 1; MAJORETTES 2,3,4C; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; CHAMBER SINGERS 4; DRAMA CLUB 1,2; GYMNASTICS 1,2; MOD MU¬ SIC MASTERS 3,4; MARCH 11-PISCES. DESJARLAIS, STEVEN 22 MEADOWVIEW DR ES¬ MOND TEAM SPORTS 1; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; CHOIR 2,3; WRESTLING 3,4; BASEBALL 1M; JANUARY 19-CAPRICORN. DESNOYERS, DAVID 30 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE CHEF ' S CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 1; APRIL 24-TAU- RUS DINOBILE, RONALD DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND PING- PONG 1,2,3,4; NOVEMBER 11- SCORPIO. DIONNE, CHERYL 18 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1; STAGE BAND 2,3; MAJOR¬ ETTES 1; BAND 2,3; JUNE 10-GEMINI. DOLAN, MARY 12 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND PING- PONG 1,4; WEAVE 2; MOD LEGIS 3; AUGUST 15- LEO. DORGAN, JAYNE 8 RUSSELL LNE ESMOND. DORGAN, KATHRYN 3 HILL ST ESMOND. DOUCETT, LOUIS 82 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE WOODSHOP 1,2,3,4; NOVEMBER 30-SAGITARIUS. DURVIN, WILLIAM 3 CIRCLE RD ESMOND PING- PONG 1; CHEF ' S CLUB 2; CREATIVE WRITING 3,4; YRBK MNG ED 4; SOCCER 1; GOLF 2,3,4; NOVEM¬ BER 21-SCORPIO DUFOUR, MICHAEL PROVIDENCE PIKE RFD ES¬ MOND. 47 DUTKA, PAUL 32 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE JUNE 12-GEMINI. ELEFTHERIADIS, DESPINA 563 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS 2; PING-PONG 3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4; HR REP 2,4; MAY 18-TAURUS. EMIN, CHERYL JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND NURS¬ ING 1; GYMNASTICS 2,3; PING-PONG 4; OCTO¬ BER 30-SCORPIO. EMMA, MARIA 19 HOMESTEAD AVE ESMOND FUT NURSING 1,2,3,4; JULY 4-CANCER. FAGAN, KAREN STILLWATER RD ESMOND HOME CRAFTS 4; FIELD HOCKEY 3,4; SOFTBALL 4; OC¬ TOBER 17-LIBRA. FARLEY, PATROICK 108 SEBILLE RD ESMOND PING-PONG 4; NOVEMBER 19-SCORPIO. FASCIANO, ROBERT 10 RUSSELL LNE ESMOND MARCH 1-PISCES. FERGUSON, BRIAN MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND JUNE 2-GEMINI. FERGUSON, ROBERT 2 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND STAGE BAND 2,3,4; BAND 1,2,3,4; OCTOBER 20- LIBRA. FIORE, RUSSELL 4 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE TRACK 1; BIKE CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4; CLASS PRES 4; SOCCER 1,2,3; JUNE 7-GEMINI. FLYNN, MAUREEN 41 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE ART TYPE 1; MOD LEGIS 2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CLASS SECY 2,3,4; GIRLS BASKET¬ BALL 1,2C; HR REP 1,2,3,4; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; FEBRUARY 20-PISCES. FORD, SUSAN 153 JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; ASSEM COMM 2; PING-PONG 3; OCTOBER 28-SCORPIO. FORTE, DEBORAH 33 FOURTH ST ESMOND TENNIS 3; PING-PONG 4; CHEER 2,3,4; FEBRUARY 17- AQUARIUS. FREZZA, THOMAS 32 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND TRACK 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; CHOIR 4; YRBK 4; MAY 28-GEMINI. FURTADO, PATRICIA 68 CROSS ST ESMOND AS¬ SEM COMM 1; PHOTO CLUB 3; ART TYPE 4; SOFTBALL 4; NOVEMBER 3-SCORPIO. GAGNON, GARRY ARROW HEAD TRAIL ESMOND AUGUST 24-VIRGO. GALLAGHER, COLLEEN 1 TUNMORE RD GREEN¬ VILLE FUT TEACHING 1; ECOLOGY 2; PING-PONG 3,4; JULY 27-LEO. GAMBOGI, ANTHONY 13 OAKHURST DR GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; PING-PONG 3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2, 3,4C; TRACK 4; HR REP 1,2,4; SOC COMM 4; JUNE 12- GEMINI. GARCIA, JAMES 20 RICHARD ST ESMOND ASSEM COMM 1; ART TYPE 2; TENNIS CLUB 3; PING- PONG 4; STU COUN 3,4; YRBK 3,4; YRBK BUSI¬ NESS MNGR 4; SOC COMM 3,4; SMK AWARE¬ NESS 4; HR REP 3; JULY 22-CANCER. GARNER, JOYCE 25 HALSEY DR ESMOND LEADERS CLUB 1,2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3C; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4C; SEPTEMBER 19-VIRGO. GEER, MICHAEL 1 FATIMA DR ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1; MOD LEGIS 2,3; BASEBALL 3; SEPTEM¬ BER 26-LIBRA. GERMANO, JOSEPH 32 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREENVILLE WEIGHT LIFTING 1; GOLF CLUB 2; PING-PONG 3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 4 YRBK 4; BASEBALL 1; TRACK 2,3,4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; HR REP 4; JULY 8-CAN- CER GOODWIN, CYNTHIA 12 ELMHURST DR GREEN¬ VILLE DRAMA 1; FASH MAKE-UP 2; PING-PONG 3,4; HOMECMNG COMM 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 1; SMK AWARENESS 4; RING COMM 3; TRACK 1,2,3; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; SEPT 2-VIRGO. GORMAN, CHARLES 12 HILL ST ESMOND GOLF CLUB 1; MOD LEGIS 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 3,4; STU COUN 3,4; YRBK 4; BASEBALL 1M; TRACK 2,3; FOOTBALL 1; AUGUST 22-LEO. GREGSON, FERN SAW MILL RD HARMONY GYM¬ NASTICS 1,2,3,4; CHEER 1,2; HR REP 2; STU COUN 1; VARSITY CLUB 1,2,3,4; PROM COMM 3; TRACK 1,2; X COUNTRY 1,2; MARCH 28-ARIES. GRESKO, JERILYN 14 BREEZY KNOLL RD GREEN¬ VILLE PHOTO CLUB 2,3; PING-PONG 4; BAND 1,2,3,4; TRACK 2; OCTOBER 20-LIBRA. GUERRERIO, KATHLEEN BOX 348 FARNUM PIKE ES¬ MOND TRACK 2,3,4; JUNE 13-GEMINI. HADEN, STEVEN 12 VALLEY VIEW DR GREENVILLE GOLF CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 2,3,4CO-C; JANUARY 27-AQUARIUS. HAGUE, TERRY 961 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE. HAIGH, MICHAEL 30 HALSEY DR ESMOND FOOT¬ BALL 1; JULY 13- CANCER. HALL, GLENN 7 OLD TAVERN LNE GREENVILLE. HAMEL, ROBERT 7 LAKE VIEW DR GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB 1; ART 2; CREATIVE WRITING 3,4; YRBK MNG ED 4; MAY 23-GEMINI. HAWKINS, SUSAN 32 BARNES ST GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 2; CHEER 1,2; STU COUN 1; HR REP 1; MAY 9-TAURUS. HICKEY, KATHLEEN 1 PAMELA DR GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2,3; ASSEM COMM 4; CON¬ CERT CHOIR 4; CHAMBER SINGERS 4; STU COUN 1; SEPTEMBER 14-VIRGO. HIGHAM, LYNDA 26 STILLWATER RD ESMOND. HOARD, MICHAEL 509 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE. HOWARD, DEBORAH BOX 191 WILLIAMS RD ES¬ MOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; GYMNASTICS CLUB 2; FUT NURSES 3; PING-PONG 4; SOC COMM 4; YRBK 4; GYMNASTICS 2; OCTOBER 9-LIBRA. HULL, PAMELA 22 HATTIE AVE GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 1,2; CHORUS 3; PONG-PONG 4; VP CLASS 4; STU COUN 4; DECEMBER 1-SA- GITARIUS. HUNTLEY, LORI 970 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; JUNE 6-GEMINI. H UTKER, PAMELA 14 ROGER WILLIAMS DR 48 GREENVILLE STAGE BAND 2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; STAGE PEP, MARCH BAND 1,2,3,4; MATH LEAGUE 3; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3; HR REP 1,2,3,4. JANCZYK, STEVEN RFD 4 BURLINGAME RD ES¬ MOND. KAISER, JAMES 29 HALSEY DR ESMOND, d KENNEDY, LEO 36 LAKE VIEW DR GREENVILLE PHOTO 1,2; TENNIS 3,4; STU COUN 4; TRACK M 2,3; FOOTBALL 2,3,4; JULY 15-CANCER. KENNEDY, LINDA 9 QUAKER LNE GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1; ART TYPE 2 A CAPPELLA CHOIR 3; CREATIVE WRITING 4; DRAMA 1,2; CHEER 1,2; BASEBALL STAT 2; BASKETBALL STAT 3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; CHAMBER SING¬ ERS 4; SOCCER STAT 4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 4; SOC COMM 3,4; JUNE 18-GEMINI. KERWIN, JAMES 4 OLIVER ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; CHEF ' S CLUB 2,3; PING-PONG 4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; OPERETTA 4; HOCKEY 1; SOCCER 1,3,4; TRACK 3; TENNIS 4; SEPTEMBER 19- VIRGO. KIRBY, EUGENE 2 POTTER AVE ESMOND. KIRBY, PAUL LIMEROCK RD ESMOND YRBK ED 4; MAY 7-TAURUS. KNIGHT, DIANE 6 BAYOU DR GREENVILLE ART CLUB 2; PING-PONG 3,4; AUGUST 13-LEO. KOSTEER, DANIEL 71 MAPLEVILLE RD GREEN¬ VILLE JUNE 18-GEMINI. KULISCH, LYNNE 15 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE. LAFOND, LOUIS WASHINGTON HIGHWAY ESMOND MOD LEGIS 1; COMPUTER CLUB 2,3; CHEM CLUB 4; STU COUN 1,2; MATH LEAGUE 1,2,3; TENNIS 1,2,3,4M; NOVEMBER 18-SCORPIO. LAKE, JONATHAN 33 MAPLE CREST DR GREEN¬ VILLE ASSEM COMM 1; ECO CLUB 2; WEIGHT LIFT 3; PING-PONG 4; FEBRUARY 21-PISCES. LANGE, KURT 64 MACARTHUR DR ESMOND HOCK¬ EY 2,4; JULY 23-LEO. LANGLOIS, MICHAEL 39 DOUGLAS CIR GREEN¬ VILLE. LAWLESS, PAUL BREEZY KNOLL RD GREENVILLE. LEBLANC, DEBORAH 57 ESMOND ST ESMOND PING-PONG 1; FASH MAKE-UP 2; TENNIS 3; BASKETBALL 1; FEBRUARY 18-AQUARIUS. LEWIS, BRIAN 19 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE. LIZOTTE, GAIL 680 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE JUNE 30-CANCER. LOCKETT, LYNN 235 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND FUT TEACHERS 1,2; DRAMA 3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 1,3; CONCERT CHOIR 4; HR REP 1,3; NOVEMBER 7-SCORPIO. LOWE, ROBERT 21 WADE DR GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; BASE¬ BALL 2M,3M; BASKETBALL 3M,4M. LOXSOM, JUDY STILLWATER RD ESMOND SEW¬ ING 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2; OC¬ TOBER 25-SCORPIO. LUONGO, DENISE 445 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND WEAVE RUG HOOK 1,2; KNIT CROCH 3; PING- PONG 4; MAY 16-TAURUS. LUONGO, PAUL 10 JOYCE ANN DR GREENVILLE. LYONS, MARY 22 BEVERLY CIR GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 1,2; TENNIS 3; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4; MARCH 13-PISCES. MACKINLAY, PAULA 25 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE ART TYPE 1; PHOTO 2; RUG HOOK 3; PING-PONG 4; CHEER 1; APRIL 16-ARIES. MACKINLAY, STEPHEN 25 WILLOW RD GREEN¬ VILLE. MAILHOT, KEVIN 10 CANDLEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE. MAIONE, LAWRENCE, 3 ADAMS ST ESMOND FOOT¬ BALL 2,3,4; NOVEMBER 17-SCORPIO. MALTAIS, MARILYN 8 WOLF HILL RD ESMOND STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; BAND 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 4; STU COUN 1,2; NOVEMBER 20-SCORPIO. MARRO, ROBERT BOX 339 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND. MAZZONE, JOANNE 14 CONCORD ST GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; MAY 29- GEMINI. MCCORMICK, DUANE 2 WALNUT LNE GREENVILLE PHOTO 1,2,3; PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; APRIL 29- TAURUS. MCCORMICK, NICHOLAS 3 SPENCER RD GREEN¬ VILLE. MCKAY, MARK 2 DUCHESS WAY GREENVILLE PHOTO 1; PING-PONG 2,3; MAY 12-TAURUS. MCVEY, DEBORAH 63 WEST GREENVILLE RD GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2,3; CHOIR 1,2,3,4; FEBRUARY 23-PISCES. MEDEIROS, RICHARD 9 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND OUTDOOR TRACK 1; TEAM SPORTS 2,3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; SOCCER 2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2C,3; BASEBALL 2,3,4; MARCH 17-PI- SCES. MERLINO, EDWARD 63 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND. METE, JAY 51 WOODLAND AVE ESMOND. MIERNICKI, CAROLYN 38 MAUREEN DR ESMOND TRACK 4; DECEMBER 27-CAPRICORN. MIGNEAULT, DONNA 84 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE STU COUN-2; TENNIS 2,3; FEBRUARY 17- AQUARIUS. MOLLO, JOSEPH 4 FAIRVIEW DR GREENVILLE STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; CONCERT, MARCHING, PEP BAND 1,2,3,4; CHAMBER SINGERS 4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 4; JULY 10-CANCER. MONAHAN, PATRICIA RIVERVIEW AVE ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1,2,3; FEBRUARY 14-AQUAR- IUS. MOUSSEAU, JEAN 34 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 3; PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; VARS HOCKEY SCORER 1,2,3,4; JULY 7-CANCER; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4. MURPHY, PRISCILLA 6 BARNES ST GREENVILLE HOME EC 1; TENNIS 2; WEAVE RUG HOOK 3; ECOLOGY 4; APRIL 25-TAURUS. NANGLE, WILLIAM 8 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; NOVEMBER 20-SCORPIO. 49 NANNI, GAIL RAWSON AVE ESMOND FASH MAKE-UP 1; PING-PONG 2,3; GYMNASTICS 1. NANNI, MICHAEL 2 POTTER AVE ESMOND NOVEM¬ BER 5-SCORPIO. NARDUCCI, THOMAS 6 WARREN ST ESMOND FOOTBALL 1; JULY 6-CANCER. NIGRO, ROSE 20 OAKHURST DR GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 1; HOME ARTS 2; FASH MAKE-UP 3; PING-PONG 4; MARCH 10-PISCES. OCTEAU, KAREN STILLWATER RD ESMOND RUG HOOK 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHEER 1,2,3,4C; HR REP 1,2,3,4; MARCH 20-PI- SCES. OUIMETTE, MICHELLE BOX 183 RFD 4 LOG RD ESMOND. PAGNOZZI, GARY 5 ARROW HEAD TRAIL ESMOND JULY 29-LEO. PALMIERI, LYNN 555 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE FUT TEACHERS 1,2; NEEDLEWORK 3; BASKET¬ BALL 1,2; MARCH 7-PISCES. PAOLANTONIO, LORI 41 MAPLECREST DR GREEN¬ VILLE HOME EC 1; WEAVE RUG HOOK 2; TEN¬ NIS 3; ECOLOGY 4; AUGUST 25-VIRGO. PAQUETTE, JOHN 22 JULIAN ST ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING-PONG 4; SOC¬ CER 1,2; WREST 2,3; X COUNTRY 3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; NOVEMBER 4-SCORPIO. PICARD, MARIE 21 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE HOME EC 1; WEAVE RUG HOOK 2,3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 3; HR REP 3. PILKINGTON, DEBRA 8 OLIVER ST ESMOND WEAVE RUG HOOK 1; KNIT CROCH 2; ART CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; STU COUN 4; YRBK 4; FOOTBALL STAT 3; HR REP 3; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; AUGUST 31-VIRGO. PIMENTA, MARY 3 FOURTH ST ESMOND ASSEM COMM 1; ART CLUB 2,3; PING-PONG 4; JUNE 13- GEMINI. PITTMAN, KAREN BOX 446 EAST GATE RD GREEN¬ VILLE KNIT CROCH 1; COMPUTER CLUB 2; TENNIS 3; PING-PONG 4; MATH LEAGUE 2,3; DRAMA 3; FOOTBALL STAT 2,3,4; JUNE 8-GEMI- NI. POLIQUIN, TIMOTHY 8 HERBERT ST GREENVILLE X COUNTRY 1,2. PONKO, MATTHEW MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND. POON, JAMES 75 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE PING- PONG 1,2,3; PHOTO 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; FOOT¬ BALL 1,2,3,4; FEBRUARY 27- PISCES. PRATT, BRIAN 121 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND. — PREVITE, ANTHONY 17 LAWNACRE DR GREEN¬ VILLE STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; CONCERT, MARCH¬ ING, PEP BAND 1,2,3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4PRES; OCTOBER 30-SCOR- PIO. PROVOST, GREGG 13 WHITMAN ST ESMOND BIO CLUB 1,2; ELEC CLUB 3,4. PRUCINO, ROGER 45 MAPLECREST DR GREENVILLE TENNIS 4; MATH LEAGUE 4; DECEMBER 2-SAGI- TARIUS. RAINVILLE, JO-ANN STILLWATER RD ESMOND RUG HOOK WEAVE 1; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; ASSEM COMM 4; DRAMA 1,2; NOVEMBER 16- SCORPIO. REALL, SUSAN 4 WADE DR GREENVILLE PHOTO 1; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; ASSEM COMM 4; CHEER 2; MOD MUSIC MASTERS 3,4; SOCCER SCORER 1,2,3,4; JULY 18-CANCER. REARDON, LAUREL 32 RANDALL ST GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2,3; A CAPPELLA 3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; MADRIGAL SINGERS 3; HR REP 1,2 SOC COMM 1,2,3; SOC COMM CHAIR 2; JANUARY 23- AQUARIUS. REMSBECKER, DAVID 1560 DOUGLAS AVE NO PROVIDENCE CHESS CLUB 1,2,3; PING-PONG 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3, 4; SOCCER 1,2; WREST 3; HOCKEY 1; AUGUST 30-VIRGO. ROBERTS, MELANDIE 26 LINCOLN ST ESMOND FUT TEACHERS 1,2; FASH MAKE-UP 3; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4; MARCH 26-ARIES. ROBERTS, RAYMOND FARNUM PIKE ESMOND OUT¬ DOOR TRACK 1,3,4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; WREST o TRAPK 1 ? A ROBITAILLE, JOHN 22 CANDLEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE CHESS 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING-PONG 4; FOOTBALL 1; TRACK 1,2,3,4; X COUNTRY 2; AUGUST 17-LEO. ROSATI, TONY INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND FOOTBALL 4; NOVEMBER 19- SCORPIO. SACHUK, LINDA 1 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; MARCH 7- PISCES. SALVATI, ROSE 79 COLWELL RD GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1; FUT NURSING 2; NEEDLE¬ WORK 3; JULY 31- LEO. SANGIOVANNI, LILIANA 4 CANDY COURT ESMOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2,3; CHAMBER SINGERS 4; OPERETTA 4; JUNE 29-CANCER. SANTANGINI, KIM 20 CANDLEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE PHOTO CLUB 1; A CAPPELLA 2,3; ASSEM COMM 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHEER 1,2; CON¬ CERT CHOIR 4; STU COUN SECY 4; HR REP 1,2,3,4; SOC COMM 3,4; JANUARY 22-AQUARIUS. SCOTT, ANNE 1 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND LEAD¬ ERS CLUB 2; ART TYPE 3; PING-PONG 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2; X COUNTRY 3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; OCTOBER 14-LIBRA. SCOTTI, JOANNE BOX 404 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND DRAMA 1,2,3,4; ASSEM COMM 4; STU COUN 2,3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; COSTUME MAKE-UP OPERETTAS 2,3,4; AUGUST 17-LEO. SCHNEIDER, CLIFFORD 31 WOODLAND AVE ES¬ MOND ART CLUB 1,2; ECO CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; SEPTEMBER 14- VIRGO. SEGEE, WALTER 951 GREENVILLE AVE GREEN¬ VILLE. SEVEY, JOHN 10 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE OUTDOOR TRACK 1,2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; TRACK 1,2,3,4C; X COUNTRY 2,3C,4C; OCTOBER 25- SCORPIO. 50 SHEILS, LAURA 3 DUCHESS WAY GREENVILLE FUT NURSES 1; SEW CLUB 2; DRAMA 3; TENNIS 4; SOFTBALL 3; FEBRUARY 28-PISCES. SHERBOKEN, JILL BRAYTON RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1,2; ART TYPE 3; PING-PONG 4; NOVEMBER 7-SCORPIO. SILVIA, CATHERINE 26 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE KNIT CLUB 3; AUGUST 30-VIRGO. SLATER, RICHARD JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND OUTDOOR TRACK 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 3,4; FEBRUARY 22-PISCES. SLEBODA, MICHAEL 295 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND JUNE 4-LEO. SMITH, DANIEL 2 ORCHARD AVE GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; CREATIVE WRIT¬ ING 3,4; STU COUN 3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY 1,2,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; HR REP 3; SOC COMM 3,4; SOC CHAIR 4; YEARBOOK ED 4; SEPTEMBER 4-VIRGO. SMITH, MICHAEL 34 STILLWATER RD ESMOND. SMITH, PATRICIA 36 BARNES ST GREENVILLE WEAVE RUG HOOK 1; FASH MAKE-UP 2; TEAM SPORTS 3; SEW CLUB 4; CHEER 1,3,4; GYMNASTICS 2; STU COUN 3; HR REP 3; AU¬ GUST 15-LEO. SMITH, VERONICA 325 STONEHENGE APT GREEN¬ VILLE. SNELL, SHERI 329 WATERMAN AVE ESMOND DRA¬ MA CLUB 3; PING-PONG 4; APRIL 12-ARIES. STANLEY, MICHAEL 10 OAKHURST DR GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; PING-PONG 2,3,4; FOOT¬ BALL 1; SOCCER 2,3,4; WREST 3; MARCH 18- PI¬ SCES. STEINER. KARL SEBILLE RD ESMOND PING-PONG 1,2,3; TRACK 1; X-COUNTRY 1; JANUARY 26- AQUARIUS. STOECKEL, LORI 61 CROSS ST ESMOND ART CLUB 1; WOOD SHOP 2; PING-PONG 3,4; SOFT- BALL 1; NOVEMBER 20-SCORPIO. STRAIGHT, JUDITH 6 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1,2,3; PING- PONG 4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; DRAMA CLUB 1; OCTOBER 23-LIBRA. SYPEK, KENNETH 9 LINFIELD CT LINCOLN CHESS CLUB 1; ELEC CLUB 2,3,4; SEPTEMBER 19-VIR- GO. TALLMAN, JAMES 7 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND PHOTO CLUB 1; MOD LEGIS 2; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 3; ASSEM COMM 4; CONCERT CHOIR 3,4; CHAMBER SINGERS 4; WREST 2; TRACK 1,2; JUNE 21-CANCER. TARVIS, PATRICIA, 12 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND PING-PONG 1,2,3; CHOIR 4; NOVEMBER 11-TAU- RUS. THOMSON, DEBORAH 5 WALTER CAREY RD ES¬ MOND NEEDLEWORK 3; SEW CLUB 4; JULY 18- CANCER. THORESEN, DONNA 322 STONEHENGE DR GREEN¬ VILLE TENNIS 2,3; PING-PONG 4; YRBK 4; CON¬ CERT CHOIR 4; JULY 8-CANCER. THURBER, WILLIAM 16 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND PING-PONG 1,2,3,4; OCTOBER 4-LIBRA. TIPPLE, PAUL 232 STONEHENGE DR GREENVILLE PING-PONG 1,3,4; CHESS CLUB 3; BASEBALL 1,2,3; WREST 1; NOVEMBER 16-SCORPIO. TOLISANO, JOSEPH 10 APPLE VALLEY PKWY GREENVILLE OUTDOOR TRACK 1,2; TENNIS 3; CHEF ' S CLUB 4; SOCCER 1,2; TRACK 1,2,3,4; X- COUNTRY 3,4; MARCH 19-PISCES. TORTOLANI, MARK 4 LAWNACRE DR GREENVILLE TENNIS 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 2; FOOTBALL 1; APRIL 16- ARIES. TREMBLAY, RICHARD RFD 4 MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1; TEAM SPORTS 2; TEN¬ NIS 3; PING-PONG 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3; MAY 1- TAURUS. TURNER, JEAN 182 RIDGE RD ESMOND. VIENS, NORMA 10 WELCOME RD ESMOND KNIT HANDYWORK 1; ECO CLUB 2; PING-PONG 3- CHEF ' S CLUB 4; STU COUN 4; CLASS SECY 1; HR REP 4; MARCH 2-PISCES. VIVEIROS, JOHN 9 FRIENDSHIP LANE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1; BASEBALL 1,2; HOCKEY 4; HR REP 1; JUNE 20-GEMINI. WALSH, TIMOTHY 9 OLIVER ST ESMOND MOD LE¬ GIS 1; TEAM SPORTS 2,3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2; WREST 2; HR REP 2,3,4; NOVEMBER 29-SAGITARIUS. WARD, SCOTT 8 LATHAM FARM RD ESMOND WEIGHT LIFT 1,2,3,4; FEBRUARY 16-AQUARIUS. WILBUR, RUTH 365 HARRIS RD ESMOND ECO CLUB 1,2; PING-PONG 3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; IOLANTHE 4; BASKETBALL SCORER 3,4; MARCH 17-PISCES. WILKES, ELAINE 11 HOMESTEAD ST ESMOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR 3; ASSEM COMM 4; CHEER 2,3,4Co-C; STU COUN 1; HR REP 1; SEPTEMBER 9-VIRGO. WILLIAMS, JO-ANN 681 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE MACRAME 1; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2,3; AS¬ SEM COMM 4; CHOIR 2,3,4; OPERETTA 2,4; SOFTBALL 2; APRIL 3-ARIES. YORSTON, WILLIAM 6 CORTLAND LNE GREEN¬ VILLE STAGE BAND 2,3,4; DRAMA 2,4; NOVEM¬ BER 19-SCORPIO. YOUNG, KIM 63 GREENLAKE DR GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 1; PING-PONG 2,3,4; GYMNASTICS 1; AUGUST 2-LEO. YOUNG, RAYMOND MOUNTAINDALE RD ESMOND. 51 Our Class History As Remembered Fondly By Danny Smith September, 1973 Welcome to Smithfield High School, announced the white-haired gent on stage. He proceeded to rattle off about a zillion rules from a student handbook, and we sat there listening to him talk about .things we assumed must be very important. We glanced around nervously, realizing how few people we really knew in the world. Meanwhile, at the far end of the auditorium, I noticed Joe Corsi sitting sound asleep. We watched with dropped jaws as an incredibly enormous man in black-framed glasses and gym shoes slowly approached Joe. He stood behind Joe ' s chair a minute, looking disgusted, and then swung his arm back and then downward — powerfully! To the tune of Mr. Dunn ' s college ring cracking against the head of poor Joe Corsi, our four years at Smithfield High School be¬ gan. Technically we were freshmen although the correct term was Stupid Freshmen, and we heard it often. When we couldn ' t figure out how to open our locker, someone would say, That Stupid Freshman! Or when we didn ' t knock before entering the lav, or got sent to the third floor next to the swimming pool, some smart upperclassmen would say, Stupid Freshman! We learned many important things that year, like how period seven fits into the schedule. Or how many times Ramblin ' Man could be played on the jukebox before a group of enraged seniors finally carried the damn thing into the courtyard and attacked it with rocks and forks. But, most importantly, we would learn how to make new friends, and friends are what high school is all about. September, 1974 Definition of a sophomore, growled Mr. Dunn, is a Wise Fool. He explained that a sophomore or Smart Fool, if you prefer, was someone who thought he knew everything. We sat, listening, in our new gym suits that for some reason smelled like spray paint when new. After all, last year ' s gym suits were too small by now. Despite Mr. Dunn ' s speech, we spent our first day as sophomores thinking we were pretty cool and sending Stu¬ pid Freshmen to the third floor near the pool. But for the most part, being a sophomore wasn ' t much better than being a Stupid Freshman. The biggest thing that happened that year was right before Christmas when about a dozen kids from S chool were arrested on (gasp!!) drug charges, and Smithfield High was actually on Channel 12 ' s On the Scene News. Thrillsville! September, 1975 Welcome back, said Mr. Shepard. Once again he proceeded to rattle off the zillion rules which we then knew by heart. Our junior year was the year that high school became more than going to classes and getting pushed around by upperclassmen. It was a year of problems, like realizing it was a week before the Christmas Ball and we didn ' t have a date yet. It was a year of bummers, like taking the PSAT ' s. But probably the most gratifying thing of the year was the few days right after graduation, when the seniors were gone and we were given senior privileges. When those days finally came, we ' d sprint out to the courtyard, grab a seat on a bench, light up a cigarette, and assume an on campus position. We were finally at the top of the heap. September, 1976 Definition of a privilege... said Mr. Dave Reilly. He was about to give us our senior privileges but not before a lengthy speech which contained some of the wildest vocabulary we had ever heard. He said that we could kibbitz on the terrazzo, but only if we disposed of the spent butts in the proper receptacles. Also, kibbitzing under the overhang was to be frowned upon, unless the weather was inclement. Areas such as the terrazzo and the overhang were designated as the senior turf. Can you dig it? After consulting our Funk and Wagnalls, we sprinted out to the courtyard, grabbed a seat on the bench lit a cigarette, and assumed an on campus position. Our senior year was the year of decision. What were we to do with our lives after high school? Of course there was the business of taking SAT ' s, Achievements, and applying for college, but otherwise it was fun. It was the great¬ est year of our lives. For some of us, it was the end of our formal education, but for many of us, it was a time to get ready for college where we will once again become Stupid Freshmen. What a bummer! 52 Principal Henry P. Shepard Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue Esmond. R. I. 02917 June 10. 1977 TEL 049 2050 Class of 1977 Smlthfleld High School Smithflald, R. I. 02917 Dear Members of Che Clasa of 1977: As your yearbook Indicates, you have nade your mark on the day to day activities of vour school since September of 1973 and 1 feel con¬ fident that Smlthfleld Hleh School has Indelibly Impressed upon your future a sense of the value of the pursuit of excellence. Che recognition of truth, and the valuable part that education must contribute to a civilized world. As you strive from goal to goal In the years ahead, build upon this foundation a recognition of your own purpose for being and work diligently toward the fulfillment of that purpose. Cast your lot with chose who would fight the battle against poverty. Ignorance, hunger and hu¬ man Inequality. In so doing will you be fulfilled and your days enriched. the congratulations of the entire faculty and staff go with you on the occasion of your commence¬ ment and may your future be filled with an ample portion of life’s blessings. Vice-Principal David R. Reilly Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue Esmond. R. i. 02917 June 10. 1977 TEL 049 2050 To The Class of 1977: For most of you your four yesrs of high school here at Smlthfleld have now become a matter of the past. For others the time has been less, but In any event the time spent has left an Indelible mark up¬ on the factors that will shape and aiold vour future. Your generation will be called upon to chart some very difficult courses of action. It Is my hope that you will continue to build upon the foun¬ dations you have received here so that you might better meet these challenges chat are yet to come. May I extend to each of you my personal con¬ gratulations and a sincere wish for vour continued Sincerely, % David R. Reilly Assistant Principal 53 FACULTY 1- Mr. Balasco-Social Studies (Ch.) 2- Mr. Buglio-Physical Educ. 3- Ms. Bartlett-Science (Ch.) 4- Mr. Camara-Ind. Arts 5- Mr. Benoit-English, Speech 6- Mrs. Benkosky-Business (Ch.) 7- Mrs. Bennett-English 8- Mrs. Camara-Math (Ch.) 54 1- Ms. Chauvin-Home Econ. 2- Ms. DelSesto-Business 3- Mr. Cleasby-Music, Choir 4- Mrs. Demaine, R.N.-Nurse 5- Mr. D ' Amore-Ind. Arts 6- Mrs. Clark-Art 7- Ms. Campanelli-Library 8- Mr. Dauphinee-Dist. Ed. 55 1- Mr. Dunn-Physical Educ. 2- Mr. deMoura-English, Drama 3- Mr. Gessner-Science 4- Mrs. Giarrusso-Guidance 5- Mr. Driscoll-Ind. Arts 6- Mrs. Franco-Reading 7- Mr. Filippini—Social Studies 8- Mrs. Frechette-Social Studies 56 1- Mr. Hill-Science 2- Ms. Hickey-Art 3- Mrs. Haynes-Home Econ. 4- Mr. Gordon-Reading 5- Mr. Giroux-English 6- Mrs. Gizzarelli-Art 7- Ms. Hamel-Business 8- Mr. Graham-Soc. Studies 57 58 1- Mr. G. Reilly-Eng. (Ch.), ANVIL 2- Mrs. Park hurst-English 3- Mr. Neubauer-Math. 4- Mrs. O ' Donnell-Guidance 5- Mr. Petell-Science 6- Ms. Neal-Physical Educ. 7- Mr. McNamara-Ind. Arts (Ch.) 8- Mrs. Nocera-Social Studies 59 1- Mr. Satula-Math 2- Mr. Salisbury-Guidance 3- Ms. Rhude-English 4- Mrs. Restivo-For. Languages 5- Mrs. Smith-For. Languages 6- Mr. Ritchie-Art 7- Mrs.Saccoia-Physical Educ. 8- Mrs. RogIer-English 60 61 MAIN OFFICE STAFF Mrs, Rita Leach Mrs. Marie Steere Mrs. Barbara Angel I Also on Staff: Mrs. Muriel Nicholson-Guidance Mrs. Helen Caouette-Library 62 SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Derosier Matron Night Shift - Maintenance Staff Day Shift - Maintenance Staff; Below Left - Mr. Jardin 63 ' a ' ■■■ r CLASS Freshmen: Penny Ricci, Secretary Mary Lou Chakuroff, Treasurer Lynda Devine, Social Chairman Lewis Antone, Social Chairman John Ricci, President Joe Bennett, Vice-President tW ■ V ■ Ml J mmrj | ' J Pm 9 f ft Sophomores: (Front) Gail Kulisch, Treasurer Jeanne McCrorie, President Colleen McClusky, Secretary Scott Baker, Social Chairman Cindy Stanford, Vice-President Diane LaCroix, Social Chairman 64 OFFICERS Juniors: Linda Stanford, Vice-President David Surprenant, Social Chairman Connie Resendes, Secretary David Spinella, President Sandy Oliva, Treasurer Carol DiStefano, Social Chairman (Absent) WALKING down MAIN STREET, of rne Ve ft Seniors: (Front) Beth Cerroni, Social Chairman Karen Brown, Treasurer (Back) Maureen Flynn, Secretary Rusty Fiore, President Danny Smith, Social Chairman Pam Hull, Vice-President 65 STUDENT COUNCIL 1976-77 Smithfield High School Student Council Officers: K. Octeau, Soc. Ch. K. Santangini, Sec y. S. Chakuroff, Pres. D. Eleftheriadis, Treas. L. Kulisch, Pari. President Sharon Chakuroff addres¬ ses the Student Council 66 Pam Hutker and Desi Eleftheriadis listen to the debate at a Council meeting Nancy Campbell and Cindy Goodwin discuss how they 1 !I vote on the next item June Rickbaugh hard at work sel¬ ling candy President Sharon Chakuroff displays the new Council sweater Mr. Robert Graham, Student Coun¬ cil Advisor Council members shown at their regular monthly meet¬ ing Senior Class President Rusty Flore and Maureen Flynn in a lighter mood 67 JOURNALISM-YEARBOOK ' k w � , ■ ,V A ’ v flHB Period 2 Journalism Class Per. 3 Editors Head Hamel, Billy Durvin, and Paul Kirby Per. 2 Editors Charles D ' Atri and Danny Smith Period 3 Journalism Class Business Mgr. Jim Garcia 68 ANVIL Advisor, G. Reilly Photography Editor David Suprenant LQtl The after-school staff with Advisor G. Reilly Our photographer-as most people see him After-school Staffer Jeanne Mousseau Bob Curley and Lori Huntley plan their assignment Joe Germano and Kathy Gustafson select photos Bill Durvin and Donna Amatore check for good layout ideas 69 Math Club - (Seated) J. Ritter, E. Whalen, C. D ' Atri; (Standing) J. Paquette, Mrs. Camara (Coach), R. Prucino Library Assistants - (Seated) K. Kerwin, l l. Wood, D. Varin, M. Disley, K. Carberry; (Standing) Ms. Camp- anelli (Librarian), D. Wilson, D. Deshaies, D. Wilson, B.Mancini, R. Delfino, L. Heim, A. Gorman, K. Labrie, B. Cooke, C. Lee, K. Gederman Model Legislature Club - (Seated) D. Wilson, T. Lowe, D. Mathurin, R. McGowan, D. Calore, J. McCrorie, Mrs. Frechette (advisor), P. DelPonte, D. Spinella, D. Surprenant; (Standing) K. Farrell,M. Flynn, C. Panzarella, E. Wha¬ len, K.Spader, C. Gorman, L. Kulisch, G. Kulisch, M. Kershaw, J. Gerlach 70 SCHOOL CLUBS Majorettes - (Seated) P. Trombley, D. Desautel, S. Oliva, J. Oliva (S tanding) K. Beehan, C. Puleo, L. Petrosinelli Distributive Education Club - Mr. Dauphinee, E. Austin, T. Dearmin, J. Gamer, M. Hoard, C. David, G. Lizotte, R. Crossman, M. Geer, G. Nanni, S. Ward, S. Carberry, J. Kaiser 71 The 1976-77 Smithfield High School Band April Trip To Washington, D.C. Highlight Of The Year BAND Band Director Mr. Alan Tinkham Tom Pickles tries hard to reach that high note that troubles all trumpeteers. Joe Mollo, student band director reassures the group that Everything ' s cool! D.J. Smith says Tell me when and I ' ll give you all the cymbals I’ve got The horn section seems to be wondering if they ' re sup¬ posed to play or not Band Officers: M. Maltais (Corr. Secy), J. Mollo (Pres.), P. Hutker (Treas.), Mr. Tinkham at the weigh-in of C. Chrzan (Rec. Secy.), L. Ward (V. Pres.) his weigh-a-thon. The wind section is not without its own bright notes. The Band plays at football games to cheer on and in¬ spire the gridmen. The flute demands much concentration and finger dex¬ terity as seen above. The Marching Band is seen below in their appearance in the 76 Bi-Centennial Smithfield parade. 73 V i CONCERT CHOIR Section Leaders: Tenor - Peter St. Jean; Soprano - Kim Santangini; Alto - Mary Connor; Danielle Desautel; Soprano - Kathy Hickey; Bass - Bob Curley 74 CHAMBER SINGERS 75 OPERETTA SOLOISTS The Lord Chancellor: Mark McSweeney and Danny Smith Lord Mountararat: Jim Kerwin and Jim Tallman Lord Tolloller: Chris Sachuk and Scott Baker Private Willis: Bob Curley and Brian Lewis Strephon: Kyle Baker and Ed Fontaine Queen of the Fairiers: Linda Kennedy and Lil Sangiovanni Iolanthe: Sandy Sachuk and Jean McCrorie Celia: Danielle Desautel and Heather Pickles Lelia: Mary Connor and Anna Sangiovanni Fleta: Robin Kratt and Joanne Williams Phyllis: Kathy Hickey and Cindy Stanford 76 S.H.S. THEATER Drama Club: Dan Dubuc, Dave Orsi Bill Yorston, Jim Medeiros, Ken Varr, Jim Laferriere, Dana Black, Buddy Con¬ roy, Joanne Williams, Charles D ' Atri, Ed Whalen, Jeanne McCrorie, Dave Spinella, Sandy Sachuk, Joanne Scotti, Tom Pickles, Lisa Simeone, Heather Pickles, Gail Pelosi, Gerilyn Wilbur, June Rickabaugh, Dave Surprenant, Scott Caron, Rick Delfino Officers: Seated- Donna Robitaille (Treas), Heather Pickles (Sec ' y), Sandy Sachuk (Pres.); Standing- Jeanne DePasquale (Vice Pres.), and Mr. Gabriel deMoura, Director Stage and Lighting Crew: Front- W. Yorston, E. Whalen; Middle- T. Pickles, F. Conroy, C. Sachuk, D. Spinella; Top- D. Dubuc, G. Pelosi, D. DeAngelis (Ass ' t. Director), K. Varr Our Tenth Banner Year 78 Tevya, the non-musical version of Fiddler on the Roof ' was performed this winter with the following leads: S. Caron—Tevya, L. Simeone— Golde, C. Gorman—Motel, H. Pickles—Tzietel, C. D ' Atri—Perchik, S. Sachuk—Hodel, and T. Ciesinski — Yente. The famous ARABIAN NIGHTS children’s tale, Aladdin, was performed by S.H.S. Theater for their spring production with leads as follows: D. Orsi—Alad¬ din, S. Sachuk—Adora, C. D ' - Atri—the Sultan, H. Pickles— Aladdin ' s mother, E. Whalen— Evil Magician, and D. Dubuc— Kalisso. R. Delfino and J. Laferriere were genies and J. Williams, W. Yorston, and J. Medeiros sparked the rest of the cast. 79 HOMECOMING 1. Ms. Vanilla Hoar 2. Senorita Rosalita, escorted by Carlos Flatbush 3. Majorette Kyle Baker 4. Frenchy Medeiros returns to defend his crown 5. The Boing Sisters are crowned queens 6. Despite loss. Foxy Lady keeps her chest high Headypoo Seniors win the pie eating contest Cheerleaders perform their skit QUEEN CANDIDATES: (JUNIORS) Patty Proulx, Dawn QUEEN CANDIDATES: (SENIORS) Kim Santangini, Paolino, Kathy Harris Carol DiStefano, Denise Corsi, Marilyn Maltais, Karen Octeau, Beth Cerroni Lori Sue Paquette Stoeckel, Sharon Chakuroff (not pictured) SAT. NITE Dance Featuring Beaver Brown W J - 1 ; • i | | r ■ ll 1 DANCES Sharon Chakuroff and date at the Harvest Dance Line dancing is enjoyed by the girls Brian Cotter seems to be enjoying a slow, touch dance Mr, Mrs, Restivo lighten their chaperone duties by dancing Russ Fiore and Beth Boyle jive to¬ gether. Pam Hull and Beth Cerroni show how it ' s done I can ' t wait till we ' re on American Bandstand! 84 WHICH WAY TO MUSCLE BEACH? Joseph And Tony Kiss Mr. Graham Which way to Muscle Beet? WINTER 1977 The winter of 1977 will long be remembered as the coldest, most bit¬ ter and most unpredictable winter of the century. It started in Octo¬ ber, when December’s weather came two months early, and ended with an incredible snowstorm on May 10th. The local weathermen completely wore out the phrase, If you don ' t like the weather in New England, wait a minute. It was about seven months of chapped lips, snowballs, stalled cars, shoveling walks and Salty Brine saying, No school in Smithfield. It is over now and hopefully next winter won ' t be quite as intense. But when we look back on the winter of ' 77, we will remember not the bitter cold, but the friends who made it warm enough to get by. A group of senior girls enjoy building a snowman As the snowman takes shape, it appears these boys are up to something The girls complete the snowman Later, the snowman succumbs to a vicious hip check Below: The massive Christmas tree is decorated CHRISTMAS BALL pMftie MA f w 1 LUG Mr, Graham wonders where the photog¬ rapher is Right - Li I Abdul stayed home and did his homework 89 “It’s A Marvelous Night For A Moondance THE JUNIOR PROM Friday May 13, 1977, At The Quonset “0” Club 90 “Can I Just Have One More Moondance With You My Love?” “Can I Just Make Some More Romance With You, My Love? Hetj 15 MR. Dva m our -th—oooPV CHAMPIONS was a ’ n.i. CHAMPIONS aocccn Deb Forte tries to remember the cheer Co-Captains Karen Octeau and Beth Cerroni Kathy and Michelle anxiously await the next goal CHEERLEADING Varsity Squad-(Seated) M. Boyes, D. Forte, K. Octeau, B. Cerroni, P. Smith; (Standing) B. Boyle, P. Proulx, S. Harrison, C. Resendes, K. Harris, L. Muncie, D. Paolino 102 Varsity Squad 3rd Runners-Up In State Competition Junior Varsity Squad-K. Carberry, M. Baxter, J. Charland, B. O ' Day, C. Gregoire, M. St. Onge, D. Mathurin, S. Santoro, S. Cabral, K. Farrell, K. Kerwin, D. Paquette Robin Kratt heads the cheer Varsity- (Kneeling) C Curley, D. Peloquin, K. Kirby, S. Hamel, K. Wilcox, K. Gerlach, S. Hassell; (Stand¬ ing) K. Crossman, G. Kulisch, K. Fagan, K. Hawkins, S. Pagliarini, D. Calore, C Stanford, Coach Cindy Neal FIELD HOCKEY Coach Neal shares strategy with the team Sue Hamel, a relaxed goalie Sharon Pagliarini draws a bead on the ball The team relaxes before the game Kathy Hawkins presses the attack 104 D. Parks on the uneven bars D. Cairone on the parallel bar A successful dismount 105 CROSS-COUNTRY Cross Country Large Meet Record Injury Fund - 3rd of 15 Columbus Day - 3rd of 19 State Qualifying Meet - 1st of 10 State Meet - 2nd of 19 Smithfield Opponent 15 Lincoln.43 1 2 31 .... Central Falls. 25 36 ....Cumberland. 21 15 ....Woonsocket. 47 15 ....North Providence ... 50 Cheryl Panzarella 2nd Team, All State 1st Team, All-North Division Karen Davis 1st Team, All-North Division Carolann Abbatamateo 2nd Team, All-North Division Julie McCrorie 2nd Team, All-North Division Diane Smth 2nd Team, All-North Division Renee Benoit Hon Mention, All-North Div. Cheryl Panzarella, Diane Smith, and Carol Ann Abbatamatteo rest their tired, aching feet. The 1976-77 Cross-Country Varsity Squad Renee Benoit, Honorable Karen Davis-lst Team, Mention, All-North Division All-North Div. The team enjoys a victory celebration before the ride home. 106 SOFTBALL 1977 Varsity Softball: (Kneeling) C. Curley, D Allen (Co-Captains); S Hamel, D. Robitaille, T Mangon, K. Bouchard, K. Hawkins, L Borrolli, S Pagliarini, C. Thibeault, B. Forrest, J. Clark, M. Smith, D Hindle, K. Fagan, P Nocente, Mr. Petell (Coach) Coach Bob Petell Donna Hindle hits to the outfield Diane Peterson readies for her turn at bat Sharon Pagliarini scores another run for Smithfield S.H.S. OPPONENT 3.Johnston.8 21.St. Mary ' s.3 9.North Providence.1 10.Tiverton.6 34.Scituate.0 13 .Tiverton.0 5 .Johnston.8 6 .North Providence .5 14 .St. Mary ' s.3 5.Lincoln.15 7 .East Providence.8 14.Scituate. 4 7.East Providence.8 5.Lincoln.10 (Season: 8-6) Co-Captains Coleen Curley and Debbie Allen 107 S.H.S OPPONENT 40 .... ...Johnston .. .... 34 44 .... .. Warwick Vets . ... 32 26 . .. Woonsocket . 37 ... .. Burrillville. 63 . .. Mt. St. Charles. ... 15 38 . .. Saint Xavier. ... 53 52 . .. North Smithfield.... ... 33 49 . .. Barrington. 71 . .. Scituate.. .. 28 44 . ...Saint Patrick. ... 32 38 . ...Cumberland . .. 47 48 . ...Lincoln . ... 57 32 . ...Burrillville . ... 30 56 . ...North Smithfield.... .. 30 35 . ...Cumberland. 42 . ...Woonsocket . 32 . ..Lincoln . .. 45 58 . ...Mt. St. Charles ... ... 17 (Season: 11-7) The team plans strategy Diane Smith tips the ball to Kathy Hawkins Diane Smith wins the jumpball 108 BASKETBALL 1976-77 Varsity Squad: Kneeling- Miss Neal (Coach), J. Garner (CptJ; Standing-G. Kulisch, C. Bennett, D. Smith, R. Benoit, S. Hamel, D. Hindie, K. Hawkins, S. Pagliarini, L. Simonetti, K. Wilcox, D. Allen, K. Abbatamatteo. A mad scramble for the ball Kathy Hawkins has her shot blocked Donna Hindle on a lay-up Renee Benoit with a jump shot Kathy Hawkins muscles the ball away Fancy footwork by Renee Benoit TRACK North Division Champions _ V ip - , r -1 - M I A J4. f l ' ' 3n P. Ricci drives for the finish in the 440 1977 Varsity-Front: Mr. Neubauer (Coach), B. Boyle, C. Abbatamatteo, K. Davis, D. Parks, C. Panzarella, G. Kulish, Mr. Lelli (Coach); 2nd Row: T. Mangan, V. Goff, J. D ' Agostino, J. McCrorie, B. Brown, R. Benoit, L. Dulude, P. Manning, P. Farnsworth; 3rd Row: D. Paolino, L. Desauter, A. Roberts, L. Petrosinelli, L. Parks, S. Cabral, D. Smith, J. Arsenault; 4th Row: K. Hawkins, D. Hindle, J. Paolino, C. Miller, D. Calore, C. Miern- icki, C. Hartman, A. Scott, B. Reynolds. D. Smith clears hurdle well in front K. Hawkins practices the javelin G. Kulisch with another 100 foot javelin K. Davis sprints around the turn throw D. Hindle throwing the shot 110 O 1) C. Panzarella glides to another school record in the mile C. Abbatamatteo clears another height L. Desauter, J. Paolino, B. Brown, L Petrosinelli, and oth ers watch anxiously _ _ B. Boyle jumping high and long . Parks stretches out before her ent Track Relay Carnival - 1st place in the long jump Independence Day Meet - 1st of 5 Class B Population - 1st of 7 Class A Performance - 2nd of 7 State Meet - 6th of 20 Smithfield . Opponent 89 .... .Lincoln. . 20 84 .... .Ponaganset... . 25 77 .... .Mt Pleasant.. . 32 77 1 2 Cumberland.. ,. 31 1 2 67 .... .St Xavier ' s .. . 42 92 .... .Burrillville... . 17 Co-Captains Donna Calore and Beth Boyle J. McCrorie running hard in the mile 111 1976-77 Cross-Country Varsity Team CROSS COUNTRY 4 4 Season Record Co-Captains J. Tolisano and J. Sevey 112 WRESTLING 3 11 Record Co-Capt Kevin Austin-All-League Heavyweight Co-Captain Ray Roberts-All-League-155 lbs. The 1976-77 Varsity Wrestling Squad Glenn Hall - 145 Ibs-almost pins his man ' The thrill of victory Ray Davey-98 lbs.-has the close attention of the referee FOOTBALL Top: R. Lamfrande helped off field Bot: D. Petrone making yardage Coach Dunn being carried by the NUMBER ONE football team VARSITY: (Seated) S Haden, R. Roberts, L. Maione, T Walsh, P. De- Mars, J. Poon, A. Gambogi, E. Merlino, T. Rosati, B. Greene; (Kneeling) C. Placido, L Colaluca, P Thorpe, M. Adler, A. DeLuca, D. Petrone, R. Lamirande, R. Roe, D. Lafazia; (Standing) L. Kennedy (Mgr.), C. Dona¬ hue, J. Snell, D. Robidoux, J. Davies, B. Kerwin, M. Serapiglia, B. Proulx, M. LaPlante, R. Erbe, Mr. Petrarca (Coach), Mr. Dunn (Coach). S.H.S. OPPONENT 18 .. Burrillville. 20 29 .. Warren . 16 0 .. Moses Brown . 21 12 .. Central . 20 0 .. Johnston. 0 15 .. Portsmouth .12 6 .. South Kingston .14 26 .. Hope . 6 7 .. St. Ray ' s . 6 20 .. North Providence. 6 (Championships) 0 ..Middletown,. 35 (Season: 5-5-1) 114 Class B Small Champs Top: E. Merlino-true grit in action Bot: Huddle action After nine years of half-tries and near misses, Smithfield High ' s ' 76 football season con¬ vinced the Sentinels that all the plugging was worth it. With the advantage of two outstanding co-captains, sen¬ iors Jim Poon and Paul De- Mars, and the relentless coaching of Jim Dunn, the Sentinels could not help but completely annihilate nearly every major team they went up against. After a less than colorful start, the team or¬ ganized themselves and rompled over Hope 20-6 in early November. A week later, taking St. Ray ' s 7-6, the Sentinels tied for first place. On Thanksgiving, North Providence became the turkey feast as Smithfield carved a 20-6 victory, cap¬ turing the Division title. De¬ spite several disappointments in the State finals, the Sen¬ tinels earned a well-deserved Class B small title. T. Gambogi and P. DeMars smile after their big victory 115 Varsity: (Sitting) G. Williams, S Peloquin, J. Kerwin, M. Gilchrist, F D ' Angelo, K. O ' Day, K. Gould, B. Curley; (Kneeling) A. Commendatore, D. Cotter, J. Dimuccio, P Luongo, R. Medeiros, T Nangle, D. Smith, K. Baker, B. Cotter; (Standing) Mr. Brochu (Coach), K. Doyle, B. Nangle, R. Nangle, B. Lewis, J. Hurley, W Alarie, S Lynch, J. Germano. S.H.S. OPPONENT 2 . . . Warwick Vets . 2 . . . Barrington . 1 . . . Bristol . 3 . . . Cranston East .. 2 . . . East Providence 3 . . . LaSalle . 2 . . . Pilgrim . 2 . . . Hendricken .... 6 . . . Warwick . 3 . . . Barrington . 1 . . . Bristol . 2 . . . Cranston East .., 1 . . . East Providence 2 . . . LaSalle . 3 . . . Pilgrim . 1 . . . Hendricken ...., Playoffs: 3 . . . Portsmouth . 3 . . . Mount Pleasant 3 . . . East Providence (Season: 9-8-2) Mark Gilchrist takes the ball away D.J. Cotter tosses the ball in play 116 sOtMNWHCMWHHiriCMf C H O i-l O lO SOCCER Kyle Baker moves dowrrfield Frenchy Medeiros boogies down the field with his opponent Like the legendary underdogs, the Smithfield Sentinels soccer team emerged from almost total oblivion to reach for the Metropolitan Division State champion¬ ship. The Sentinels got off to a shaky start at Warwick when the Vets outplayed them 6-2. The rest of the season evened itself out with the Sentinels hauling in 7 wins, losing 7, and tying 2, thereby racking up a total of 16 points. Smithfield ' s all-State, all-l lew England first team center half-back. Cookie Gilchrist, was a very prominent figure during most of the season. In the first quarter-finals game against Portsmouth, it was Cookie who scored all three goals, clinching a 3-1 victory. When the Sentinels met Mount Pleasant at Pierce Stadium in the semi-finals, they wrapped it up neatly with a 3-0 blanking. The deciding test arose as Smithfield squared off with East Providence in the finals. The fates were not with them that day, though, as our boys suffered a 5-3 defeat. We look forward to next fall for another championship try. My brain hurts! Tony Lugga Commendatore wel- Paul Luongo ' s hair stands on end comes the ball with open arms Greg Williams waits patiently for the ball 117 HOCKEY S.H .S. OPPONENT 1 .. .. North Smithfield . ... 5 2 .. .. North Providence . ... 3 1 .. ..East Greenwich . 11 5 .. .. Our Lady of Prov . ... 4 i .. North Smithfield . ... 2 8 .. .. Barrington ... 5 6 .. .. North Providence . ... 2 1 .. .. East Greenwich ... 3 5 .. Tolman ... 6 2 .. Barrington ... 6 7 ... .. North Providence ... 3 4 ... .. North Smithfield ... 6 3 ... . Our Lady of Prov. . ... 6 4 ... • East Greenwich ... 6 7 ... • Tolman .. 2 6 ... . Our Lady Of Prov. . .. 5 5 ... .Tolman .. 8 3 ... ..Barrington (Playoffs) .. 5 3 ... ... Barrington .. 1 2 ... .. Barrington ... 5 5 ... .. Barrington .. 3 2 ... .. North Smithfield.. .. 4 8 ... .. North Smithfield.. .. 7 8 ... .. North Smithfield.. .. 5 5 ... .. East Greenwich .. .. 6 1 .. .. East Greenwich (Season: 10W-16L) . 10 D.J. Cotter rips off a slap shot J. Germano looks for the pass ' J 1 5 2k -v 3 h T j 1 11 ■ Sentinels at their best, above and be¬ low 1976-77 Varsity Hockey Team: (Seated) S Hickey, G. Tikoian, B. Cotter, K. Gould, M. McSweeney, S Lowe, K. Lange; (Standing) Coach Nardelli, Scorer Mousseau, T Nangle, D Smith, K. Baker, D.J. Cotter, J. Viveiros, B. Nangle, E Nangle, J. Germano, R. Arruda, J. DiMuccio, J. Germano, Scorer K. Brown, W Alarie, Coach Goolgasian. Metropolitan Division Finalists Co-Captains Bill Nangle and D.J. Cotter and Coaches Nardelli and Gool- gasian Winger Dan Smith heads up ice Goalie Steve Lowe Kicks out another shot Even with a start that would ' ve dragged down any other club, the Sentinel Hoc¬ key team beat the odds and skated to a play-off championship game against East Greenwich. After warming up the few games before Christmas, Smith- field started a streak. All-Division first team center D.J. Cotter rallied his skaters game after game and the teamwork began to show. With help from wings Joe Germano and Mark McSweeney, Smithfield earned them¬ selves a play-off against Barrington, whom they buried neatly After drop¬ ping the first game of the semi-finals against North Smithfield, they came back in double overtime at home to win 8-7, and then trounced the North¬ men again in North Smithfield 8-5. But in the finals with East Greenwich, they lost the first round, 6-5, and at home they were beaten again with a score that is better left unmentioned. Even so, the Sentinels may be second to East Greenwich but they are still 1 in our hearts. - • 3 Strong Finish S.H.S OPPONENT 44 .. Central Falls . 53 64 .. North Smithfield . . 76 48 .. Bristol . 79 67 .. Warren . 50 60 .. BumTIville . 53 58 .. Scituate . 57 67 .. Davies Voc. . 68 88 .. Narragansett . 47 67 .. Ponaganset . 53 79 .. Central Falls . 60 72 .. North Smithfield-- . 63 53 .. Bristol . 50 51 .. Warren . 45 59 .. BumTIville . 55 55 .. Scituate . 59 86 .. Davies Voc. . 53 61 .. Narragansett . 56 76 .. Ponaganset . 51 VARSITY: (Kneeling) R. Slater, R. Dulude, A. Gambogi, S Haden, J. Garner; (Standing) Mr Benoit (Coach), G. Williams, S Lynch, J. Pa¬ quette, M. Lombardi, T Low, T Buckley Faithful statistician, Jane Wilbur, sits by with pad and John Garner is blocked in his attempt for a two-pointer pen 120 Mark Lombardi concentrates on the shot The Sentinel Basketball team, after a slow start of five losses, redeemed themselves almost immediately with a seven- game winning streak putting them well on the way to the play-offs. A key game in this streak was against Scituate during which the Sentinels made up a fifteen point deficit and went on to whip Scituate soundly. Ending the season with a 13-5 record, Smithfield went on to the tie-breakmg game against North Smithfield, and both teams were vying for the final play-off spot. Playing at Woon¬ socket, the Sentinels went up against a team as hungry for the play-offs as they were, and Smithfield went down to defeat. Yet, the special people such as Coach Benoit, rallying his team game after game, the cheerleaders, who were dauntless, and the student body, whose never-ending support carried them through even the roughest times. It was these people who made the season worth It. BASKETBALL Tony Gambogi goes in alone for a basket Steve Lynch controls the ball Tom Buckley shows concentration in his face before the shot Rick Slater powers up for a loose ball under the basket Coach Benoit is all business during half-time 121 BASEBALL S.H.S. OPPONENT 4 .Woonsocket.6 6 .Mt. St. Charles.3 9 ..North Providence.3 3.Cumberland.4 1.Barrington.2 3 .Woonsocket.2 5 .Mt. St. Charles.0 9.North Providence.3 1.Cumberland.8 4 .Burriflvifle.l 8 .Woonsocket.2 7 .Mt. St. Charles.3 5 .North Providence.6 3 .Cumberland.9 3 .Burrillville.5 (Playoffs) 5 .Burrillville.l 3 .LaSalle.4 (Season: 9-8) 1977 Varsity: Seated- D.J. Cotter, D Remsbecker, W Nangle, J. Poon (Co-Cpt), Frenchy Medeiros (Co-Cpt.), Coco Smith, J. Pa¬ quette, Mr. Salisbury (Coach); 2nd Row - K. Gould, S. Lynch, J. Vanniewenheuyze, R Nangle, J. Paquette, G. Williams, K. O ' Day; 3rd Row - N. Hannon (Mgr.), B. Stoeckel, W. Gorgone, M. McSweeney, D. Stockwell (Mgr.), K. Davies (Stats) Above - D.J. Cotter observes game action. Left - Frenchy Medeiros boogies ' round 3rd base. 122 The 1977 Junior Varsity Squad coached by Mr. William Gessner The team celebrates another victory Brian Lewis warms up for the game Above- Bob Nangle outsmarts the opposition behind the plate Right- Jim Poon ponders whether to steal second base 123 TRACK Track Results: Northern League Relays - 1st of 8 Northern League Championships - 1st of 8 Class B Championships - 3rd of 11 Smithfield Opponent 75 . . 73 Editor ' s Note: Photos for the Track 81 . . 63 team were lost by Loring Studios 121 . . 28 73 . . 67 59 .. . 86 86 . . 63 85 . . 64 75 . . 74 86 . (Season: 8 — 1) .63 1977 Track Team - Seated: C. Noke, R. Roberts, J. Tolisano, K. Sevey, R. Slater, J. Robitaille, A. Commenda- tore, E. Merlino, C. Pizzo, Unidentified, J. Sevey; Kneeling: J. Ferrazza, K. Lavender, J. Hurley, D D ' Agostino, H. Cugno, T. O ' Rourke, R. Roe, F. D ' Angelo, D Millard, P Thorpe, D. Lafazia, J. Murphy, B. Greene, J. Ger- mano, R. Lamirande; Standing: Mr. Dunn (Coach), Unidentified, D Benoit, S Langlois, S Ward, Unidentified, D Droste, P DelPonte, T Nangle, M Serapiglia, D Antone, J. Chiovitti, J. Bennett, A. Contillo, J. Hevey, S. Gra¬ ham, S Oberka, R Thorpe, A. Bianchini, Mr. Buglio (Coach) 124 OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES OF 1976-77 Karen Brown - Scholar Athlete (Field Hockey; Hockey Scorer) Anne Scott - Sportsmanship Award (Track; X-Country) Michelle Boyes - Most Congenial Cheerleader Jackie Paquette - Scholar Athlete (X-Country; Baseball) Bill Nangle - Outstanding Athlete (Soccer; Hockey; Baseball) Ray Roberts - Sportsmanship Award (Wrestling Football; Track) Donna Calore - Outstanding Athlete (Field Hockey; Track ) 125 mmt Coach Schroder demonstrates a high, hard serve Captain Mark Tortolani hits a backhand Karen Lenihan concentrates on a forehand shot TENNIS 1977 Varsity Squad: Charlene Winfield, Mr. Schroder (Coach), Laurel La- pane, Roger Prucino, (Co-Capt.), Mark Tortolani (Co-Capt.), Karen Leni¬ han, Charles D ' Atri Laurie Lapane smashes a forehand shot Co-captain Roger Prucino in ac¬ tion S.H.S. OPPONENT 3 ...Lincoln ...4 4 .. Lincoln .3 4.Classical .2 3.Classicai.4 3 .Woonsocket.....4 1.Woonsocket.6 1.Mt. St. Charles.4 1 . Mt. St. Charles.6 4 . Our Lady of Prov ...3 2 . Our Lady of Prov ...5 4.Pawtucket West... ' ..3 4.Pawtucket West.1 (Season: 5-7) Charlie D ' Atri aces in his serve 126 GOLF Bill Durvin 1st team All Division, sets up for a tee shot Co-captains Bill Durvin and Ron Arruda Ron Arruda blasts out of pesky sand trap S.H.S. OPPONENT 9.Mt. St. Charles.3 10.Davies Voke .2 1.... Woonsocket .11 5.North Smithfield .7 12.North Providence .0 12.Mt. St. Charles .0 12.Davies Voke.0 8 1 2 Woonsocket.3 1 2 5.North Smithfield .7 12.North Providence.0 (Season: 7-3) 1977 Varsity: Mr. Arruda (Coach), R. Arruda (Co-Cpt.), M. Tassoni, R Ar¬ ruda, W. Durvin (Co-Cpt.) 127 How, Pray Tell, Could We Ever Forget Leo Kennedy and his C.B.... Rusty and Bobo running through the cafeteria window...the fight during the soccer play¬ offs...Stink bombs...Having Beaver Brown at the Homecoming...Fire drills in sub-zero temperatures...Reillyish humor taking us out of our dull funk...The aborted cake sales...Selling candy bars...Jim Kerwin mass-mooning the cafeteria...Mr. Benoit ' s efforts to quit smoking...Having to have 50,000 notecards by Friday...Jimmy Tallman ruff¬ ling Mr. deMoura ' s feathers...the Macbeth trip...Mrs. Restivo ' s soothing voice...The conspicuous lack of Christmas Ball pictures in this yearbook...Karen Octeau losing her voice on a daily basis...Beth Cerroni never wearing the same clothes twice...Mr. Ritchie always wearing the same clothes twice...Mrs. Bennett giving you an A for spelling your name correctly...Bill Durvin ' s nightclub comedy routine...Giving Mr. Buglio a semi-circle in front of the first bleacher...Trying to tell your parents that a deficiency is just a warning ...Coming back from Christmas vacation and not knowing your locker combination...Lugger ' s arrow-through-the-head joke...Trips to McDonald ' s and Mr, Donut...Being ignored by the ladies in the office...the time Ray Young came to gym...Danny relieving himself from Johnny Wadd ' s car window, much to the delight of those riding the spectato r bus and the chagrin of those passing the other way...Kibitzing on the terrazzo and dispensing spent butts in the proper recep¬ tacles, but not beneath the overhang except in inclement weather...The hockey, soccer, and football teams making it to the finals...John Antonelli knocking down Ms. Laparto with a little help from D.J. Cotter...Going to Wally ' s � during study...Scrumptious weinies...Our cheerleaders placing third in competition...The Gong Show...Toilet paper in the hallways...J.P. Gumbie...Paul Kirby ' s freshman assembly...Billy Yorston ' s cute Mark Spitz petite underwear... Joey Germano kissing Mr. Dunn...Mark Adams playing his guitar in the band room lav...Norma sitting in W.C. Fields like a lady of the night...Roger Prucino ' s southern drawl...Donna Deandrea being a soloist in the operetta last year...Mr. Tinkham ' s Weight-A-Thon... BOING...JoAnn William ' s nasty temper at the senior class meetings...Mr. Filippini ' s arms...Paul DeMars making announcements during lunch...Teachers on corridor patrol...Paul DeMars wearing sneakers to the Junior Prom... Mr. Shepard, if you ' re in the building, dial 22; if you ' re not, don ' t bother. ...Grateful Dead Day...Bruce Springsteen...Giving nips...Getting nips...Caroline Baxter dropping Bill Nangle ' sshoe through the greenhouse window...Mrs. Camara pushing you into homeroom at 8:10... Where ' s your pass? ...The hot- lunch pudding that could be thrown across the cafeteria and still stay in the bowl... N ' est pas... The congeniality of the Bristol cheerleaders...Broken ceiling tiles...Knocking on the lav door before entering...Graduation practice ... Still Crazy After All These Years ...The friends and good times we left behind but will never forget...The time we uh..um..well, we, uhh..I forgot. 128 The Class Of 1977, Being Of Questionable Mind And Not So Sound Body, Announce Their Class Will Mark Adams leaves 20 red pens to Mrs. Boluch. Bill Alarie leaves his comb to all the handsome guys who need it. David Allen leaves his snotty attitude to Mr. Dave Reilly. Kathy Bouvier leaves her 1 1 2 hickies to Tom Buckley ' s 5 3 2 hickies Karen Brown leaves her statistics book to anyone who wants to score the varsity hockey team. (So does Jean Mousseau) Beth Cerroni leaves a 110-lb. chicken to Mr. Graham and a Great Dane with a whip to Head. Lugger Commendatore leaves cans of ice cold burrrrrrr to the whole senior class. D.J. Cotter leaves his 19 jokes to Mr. Tobin. Bobo Curley leaves a baseball bat for Mr. Dave Reilly to use against his superiors when he goes to bat for the class of ' 78. Bill Durvin leaves his balls to anyone playing golf next year. Head Hamel wants to leave his body to the science dept., but won ' t know for sure until they stop laughing. Leo Kennedy leaves his C.B. ra-didio to all his good buddies. Paul Kirby leaves his Bruce Springsteen albums to all the Deadheads. Bill Nangle leaves his Heavy Chevy to anyone who can come up with $400. Karen Octeau leaves her foghorn voice to any cheerleader who wants it. Gary Pagnozzi leaves a box of toothpicks to Mr. Buglio. Jim Poon leaves a late note to his funeral to Miss Hamel. Rick Slater leaves the other half of the semi-circle to Mr. Buglio. Karl Steiner leaves his coolness to someone worthy. Billy Thurber leaves nothing to nobody. Norma Viens leaves her extra eyes to Master Po. Danny Smith leaves the hood ornament of the Congo Cruiser, which will be resurected from the junkyard next National Bunk Day, to all the people he gave rides home to in the past two years. He would also like to leave a flat tire and a dead muffler to the sewer project. Claudia David would like to leave. Period. 129 FRIENDS COME AND GO BUT MEMORIES .. 130 LINGER ON ... 131 Best Looking - Kathy Dorgan and Pa ul Luongo SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed - Jackie Paquette and Sharon Chakuroff Most School Spirit - Joanne DeGidio and Bob Curley Best Couple- Kathy Bouvier and Rick Medeiros Craziest- Lynn Kulisch and Tony Commendatore 134 Most Talented- Dan Smith and Jeanne DePasquale Most Athletic- D.J. Cotter and Jayne Dorgan Below Left- Funniest: Mel Roberts and Dan Smith; Middle- Quietest: Jeanne DePasquale and Bill Davis; Below Right- Most Studious: Sharon Chakuroff and Bill Davis Sharon Chakuroff, by far the day ' s top award winner, is congratulated by Principal Henry Shepard who present¬ ed her with the Congressman St. Germain Award NEA-Smithfield President Harvey Press presents schol¬ arship awards to Jane Wi lbur and Maureen Flynn School Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas: Biological Science English . French . Mathematics . Physical Science . Social Studies .... Secretarial Studies ..John R Paquette ..John R. Paquette Karen M. Pittman ..Roger L Prucino Robert F Clark .Karen Cabral Kathryn G. Dorgan Special School Awards: D.A.R. Citizenship Award . Excellence in Drama Award National School Choral Award John Philip Sousa Band Award Band Director ' s Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Congressman St. Germain Award . Sharon E. Chakuroff ...Jeanne M. DePasquale and Jo Anne Scotti Danielle Desautel Joseph P Mollo, III Pamela J. Hutker and Anthony J. Previte ...Geralyn B. Bouchard ... Sharon E. Chakuroff sa SENIOR HONORS DAY 6 6 77 Just six of the sixty-seven seniors who were inducted into the R.I. Honor Society Smithfield Lions Club Awards for Achievement Art . Band . Bookkeeping . Boys Physical Education Chorus . Dramatics . Girls Physical Education Home Economics . Mechanical-Arch. Drawing Power Mechanics . Publications . Shorthand . Speech . Typing . Woodworking . .Daniel G. Smith ... Marilyn J. Maltais .Brian E. Lewis .. Mark J. Tortolani .. Kathleen M. Hickey Jeanne M. DePasquale .Donna M. Calore ...Sharon E. Chakuroff . .John P Robitaille . Jonathan J. Lake .Daniel G. Smith .Kathryn G. Dorgan . Robert B . Hamel .Kathryn G. Dorgan Michael J. Autiello Pictured On This Page Above is Joe Mollo shown here receiving the Sousa Band Award from Alan Tinkham, Band Director. In The Middle, Karen Cabral is con¬ gratulated by Superintendent Boyle for her Social Studies Award while School Committeeman Paul Dwyer looks on. Below, Gabriel deMoura, Dramatics Director, presents Jeanne DePasquale with the Excel¬ lence in Drama Award. Members of the Rhode Island Honor Society Karen A. Andreasson Ellen M. Austin Kyle A. Baker Lisa-Rae Barrie Carolyn L Baxter Dia L Black Geralyn B. Bouchard Kathy R. Bouvier Karen M. Brown Kevin S Burk Shannon L Butera Karen M. Cabral Donna M. Calore Leslie S Carey Elizabeth A. Cerroni Sharon E. Chakuroff Robert F Clark Doreen R Clegg Anthony K. Commendatore William M. Davis, Jr Joanne DeGidio Donna J. DeKeulenaere Jeanne DePasquale Cheryl A. Dionne Kathryn G. Dorgan Despina Eleftheriadis Maureen S Flynn Deborah A. Howard Lori J. Huntley Pamela J. Hutker Steven D Janczyk Diane S Knight Lynne F Kulisch Joanne E. Brian E. Lewis Judy L Loxsom Denise J. Luongo Mary C. Lyons Kevin M. Mailhot Marilyn J. Maltais Duane C. McCormick Nicholas McCormick Deborah J. McVey Richard P Medeiros Patricia A. Monahan William P Nangle, Jr John R. Paquette Marie L Picard Debra A. Pilkington Mary G. Pimenta Karen M. Pittman James E. Poon Roger L Prucino Joann P Rainville Laurel A. Reardon Raymond W Roberts John P Robitaille Kim F Santangini Ann M. Scott JoAnne Scotti John S Sevey Laura I. SheiIs Jill A. Sherboken Patricia A. Smith Donna M. Thoresen R. Jane Wilbur Elaine M. Wilkes Williams 137 Smithfield High School ftOM c v 4 - Hearthstone Inn Seekonk, Mass. 138 6£L Music By Armarda f TE R 4i z Dinner At Wy 8:00 P.M. xjy w k ; ta 02 Still Crazy After All These Years by Paul Simon I met my old lover On the streets last night She seemed so glad to see me I just smiled And we talked about some old time And we drank ourselves some beers I m not the kind of man Who tends to socialize I seem to lean on Old familiar ways. And I ain ' t no fool for love songs That whisper in my ears ... Still crazy after all these years Still crazy after all these years Class Valedictorian Suzanne Demers, Sue Reall, and Kathy Hickey appear relaxed and ready Sharon Chakuroff for the big event to happen. Greetings are extended to all by Student Council Represent- Class President Russ Fiore presents gifts to Mr. ative Joanne DeGidio. Graham, class Advisor 140 “Smile.” Valedictorian Sharon Chakuroff Tells Her Classmates At Commencement June 10, 1977 - Auditorium GRADUATION Marilyn Maltais plays her last notes as a band member. Senior girls get more than a rose from Mr. Graham Class Salutatorian John Jackie Paquette The Graduates- B.D. ( Before Diplomas ) Debbie Pilkington leads the girls in to a packed house Frenchy Medeiros and friends prepare to boogie on down to graduation Graduation and happy smiles always go well together, as these senior girls show us. 141 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS . Mrs. Walter Segee . Mrs. Chester Sleboda, Jr. . Mrs. Fred Thoresen . Mrs. Joseph P. Mollo, Jr. . Mrs. John P. Boitano . Mrs. Colin Kirby . Mrs. Richard D. Maltais . Mrs. James T. Ward . Mrs. Myles A. Austin . Mrs. Dallas G. Dearm in , Mrs. William E. Carey , Mrs. Richard R. Slater, Jr. ► Mrs. William E. Demaine , Mrs. Robert E. Straight , Mrs. Richard A. Scott , Mrs. George J. Lyons , Mrs. Stanley M. Lange , Mrs. Raymond J. Young , Mrs. Joseph Germano Mrs. Charles A. Bouvier ;. Louise E. Roberts GOLD PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Thomas G. King Greenville Garage SILVER PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Antonio Calore Ms. Pauline Chauvin Mr. Mrs. Eugene Colantuono Mr. Alfred P. Balasco Mr. Mrs. Bruce Kopec Knight Farm-Route 116-Greenville Railroad Deli-5 Putnam Pike-Johnston Genevieve ' s Kitchen Congratulates the Grads Mr. Mrs. Monroe Allen Betty Theroux BRONZE PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Anthony Szyleri Mr. Mrs. David Kulisch Mr. Mrs. Francis Swan Benji Karen Kirby Corrine A. Sjogren Mr. Mrs. Wilson Smith Mr. Mrs. Howard Kirby Barbara B. Giarrusso Mr. Mrs. R. Mandolfi Mac ' s Package Store Mrs. Hazel Garcia William Dorothy Gessner Wish the Class of ' 77 Luck 142 144 one: 231-1462 445 Jutnam |Jibe Junctions 44 anb 5 (Ireenoille, p. 3 Washington Highway Smtihfield, R.I. 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A Name To Be Remembered But Only With This Great Year of Seventy-Seven The Tears, The Laughs, The Joys And The Sorrows Have Blossomed A New Beginning For Your Tomorrow All The Luck And Best Wishes Are With You All To Start Your New Lives This Coming Fall. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STUDENT COUNCIL 77 ’ 149 COMPLIMENTS OF . . HEBERT NURSING HOME, INC. LOG RD SMITHFIELD, R.I. 02917 150 a itetaitrant DOUGLAS PIKE — RT. 7 8c 295 SMITHFIELD, R. I. 02917 BILL DOLORES STEERE TEL 231-6488 BARBARA’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 156 Putnam ave. 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Pharm. 154 SMITHFIELD MUNICIPAL ICE RINK Good Luck to the Class of 77 Support Your Hockey Team Congratulations To The C LOSS 1977 Sl hv 7 , 4 WSr WOONSOCKET SAVINGS and TRUST MR. MRS. DONALD C. BROWN Tuxedo Rental THE PRESTIGE SHOP Clothing 973 Greenville Ave. Greenville, R.I. 949-1340 J D FAMILY RESTAURANT 46 Putnam Ave Johnston, R.I. 231-3660 OPEN 7 A.M. - 12 P.M. Sun. thru Thurs. 7 A.M. - 2 A.M. Fri Sat. Steaks Sandwiches Ice Cream 155 B BSPORTS Top Quality Merchandise for Every Field of Sports Best Wishes to the Sentinels and Class of ' 77 174 Midland Mall Warwick, R.I. 826-0111 561 Smithfield Avenue Pawtucket, R.I. 722-0907 157 LABRIE LUMBER, SMITHFIELD, R.I. BUILDING MATERIALS Good Luck Graduates 231-9100 BOOT BLADE SPORTS 2060 Smith Street North Providence, R.I. 02911 (401) 231-2211 Team Outfitters Hockey Baseball Tennis Basketball Softball Custom Lettering Skate Sharpening Figure Blade Mounting Frank A. Mansi MANSI INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance Apple Valley Mall Greenville, R.I. 02828 BOOT BLADE a] Skate Fitting Specialists gplisg 158 159 We apologize for any resentment caused by our inconspicuous humor. Those who may have been offended by it, be assured that it was used purely for fun; we did not mean to offend anyone. We have captured the fmrrxoc, s x Wss Jove, c porrsmanshm aad vitality of vouth in one fundc K d$rtyp s ' es. We feel %eU ‘ peaKs f or ifse{f. We % Sh«ik ' i� 1,- 7 , -orient of the M P (fself. We hope you eojo if. Thaiak you and good Many thanks to those who helped produce ANVIL 77 .. • The Period 2 and 3 Journalism classes, despite their dull funk • Dave Surprenant for his steady and high quality candid photography • Duane McCormick, Billy Durvin, Tom Connor, and Tony Gambogi for their photographic help when needed • The after-school yearbook staff, especially Gus, Maggi, Lori, Kathy, Jeanne, Donna, Pinkie, Karin, Scott, Shar¬ on, Bonnie, Bob, and our Business Manager, Jim Garcia • Lori Huntley who typed the Senior Directory • The High School Administration, Mrs. Leach, and the Office staff • Cal Gaudet for his sports photo candids during the fall season • THE OBSERVER and Ann Mackinlay for their special assistance • Our loyal advertisers, without whom we would not exist • All team coaches, managers, and statisticians, especially Bob Lowe • Loring Studio and Warren Tarsagian for his creative work • Bruce Dupuis and American Yearbook Company • Lug, Pinkie, Danny, and Jeanne for their great art work, as well as the Art Dept, faculty members • Mr Graham and the Student Council for all their help • The Homeroom Yearbook representatives for their sales promotion work • All who sold ads to make this book a reality • Russ Fiore who helped in many ways • Steve Smith who designed the cover and endsheet artwork • Those great editors, Dan Smith, Head Hamel, Bill Durvin, and Paul Kirby, along with underclassmen editor Char¬ lie D ' Atri George W Reilly Advisor 160 [rI REF Yearbook 1977 Storag | Smithfield High School Yearbook : Anvil 3205100081511-4 YA j. ’ 77 Jfe eenville Public Libr (v Putnam Pike r JW-eenvitle, Rl 02828 J6 1 5 U Hit For Reference Not to be taken from this library 3