Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

•V • SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND ¥ ANVIL 78 “Photographs And Memories ” Smithfield High School Pleasant View Avenue EsmondR. I. 02917 Table Of Contents 2 - Opening Section 8 - Memorial 9 - Class Of 1978 48 - Senior Directory 56 - Faculty 68 - School Clubs 80 - School Life 92 - Underclassmen 100 - Athletics 128 - Senior Events 144 - Advertising 156 - Afterword Photographs And 2 3 Memories That Come Take Me To Another Time 4 Back To A Day Happier When The World Was Mine 5 Way Back When 6 The Hallway Walks And Courtyard Talks, Oh All We Had Back Then! 7 MEMORIAL . . . RALPH M. CA TUOGNO REMEMBRANCE . J Always Getting The Most Out Of Everything; Always Praising People For Their Accomplishments; Always Playing Ball And Having Fun; Never Retaining Self Pity; Always In Our Minds And Hearts; Always 8 CLASS OF 1978 CLASS OF 1978 OFFICERS: Wayne Porter, Social Chairperson Connie Resendes, Secretary David Surprenant, President John Gerlach, Vice President (Absent for photo) Judy Bates, Treasurer Carol DiStefano, Social Chairperson 9 RONALD A. AGNES, JR. ' ' Aggie ' ' JAN L. ADKINS MICHAEL T. ADLER ' ' Dewey ' ' 10 DEBORAH J. ALLEN JAMES ALPAIO, JR. Big Lou TODDB. AUBIN Toad No, really . . listen SCOTT J. BELL Sc-bell 11 12 SHIRLEY I. BRAZEE SINDYM. BRAZEE DIANE M. BROADBENT MADONNA A. CAHILL 1 ' Slip; Madonna Ali 1 ' M Ha,ha ha I guess you had to be there 11 MICHELLE A. CAINE Mich DARLENE A. CARDARELLI Dari 13 PAUL J. CARVALHO i.pj.t THERESEM. C1ESINSKI ' ' Therese, not Terry ' 1 KEITH A. CATON ' ' Casey ' ' ' ' What ' re You ... Crazzy? ' ' 14 JOAN CLARK ' ' Joani ' ' 1 ' Eat rocks ' ' JOANNE F. COLEMAN Bones; JC ' ' I miss Bill ' ' ' ' Musketeer 1 1 ' They ' ll get over it ' ' Beach, here we come ' ' BETHANY A. CONNOR JEAN A. CONNOR Beth GABRIEL CONTILLO Gabe DIANE M. CORSI Di ' ' No way ' ' BETTE L. CROSSMAN ' ' Bet ' ' 15 KATHY J. CROSSMAN 1 ' I have to do my homework ' ' HENRY W. CUGNO Hen ' ' It ' s Miller time COLEEN G. CURLEY Col M1CHAELA A. CURLEY Mic SUSAN L. CUMMINGS Sue ' ' Don’t ya love it? ' ' DAVID J. D ' AGOSTINO D ' Ago THOMAS M. D ' AGOSTINO TAMMY A. DAILEY Lou; Vin; D ' Ago ' ' Those whom the gods love die young ' ' MARIANNE D ' AMARIO Conehead ' ' ' ' What a dip ' ' 16 ALFRED B. D ' ANGELO No-neck ' ' You ' re nothing ' ' MARYELLEN D ' ANTUONO L. CHARLES D ' ATRI ' ' Charlie; Vavoom ' ' ' ' Heeeeyy ' ' 17 DREW S. DAVIES ANTHONY J. DeLUCA The Duke Get a job ANN MARIE DAVIS ' ' AmmBee ' ' ' ' Let ' s get wicked ' ' ANNETTE M. DEROSIER I ' m hungry ' ' BERNADETTE C. DeCICCO DOUGLAS J DESJARLAIS Des ' ' That ' s the breaks ' ' ' ' It ain ' t my fault ' ' ROBIN L. DICK Dickie ' ' What do you want to do .. don ' t care ! ' ' CAROL A. DiSTEFANO Cora CAROL L. DODSON Wif 18 19 SUSAN M. DRAGON Sue D MICHELLE A. DUBUQUE Mick 1 ‘I ' m gonna kill you ' MARK A. DUFFNEY Hake 20 SANDRA A. FASCIANO 1 ' Sandy; Half - pint 1 ' •’Get out STEVEN L. ETHIER IBM Its MARGUERITE M. FARRELL Maggi; Mag ' ' What a bummer, nada de particular ' 1 MICHAEL F. FERIOLE Mike ' ' Hey, buddy! ' ' WILLIAM F. FAGAN Bill RICHARD FERGUSON Yama ' ' Over 22 billion served ' ' ROBERT J. DULUDE Bob KIM A. EDWARD MICHAEL W. FALLS � ' Mitch ' ' 21 JAMES A. FERRAZZA 1 ' Jimmy ' ' PATRICIA A. FORD Patti; ' P ' ; Chevy 1 ' How ya doin ' ? ' ' ' ' Shut up before I slap ya ' ' BONNIE M. FORREST ' ' Bon ' ' 22 ROBERT P GAGNON ' ' Mackey ' ' JOHNE. GARNER DEBRA L. GARR1EPY Debi; Dolly; Drip ' ' What a bummer ... that ' s too bad DENNIS E. GATH ' ' Red nose ' ' ' ' Have brew, will party ' ' JOHN M. GERMANO DAVID R. GILLERIN Gill KEVIN A. GOULD Funt ' ' What are you going to do? VINCENT J. GUGLIELMINO ' ' Jimmy ' ' KATHLEEN L GUSTAFSON Gus C ' est la vie ' ' 23 ROBERT M. HALBEN Bob SCOTT D. HARDY MICHELLE M. HEBERT ' ’Mick ' 1 ' ' My little man ' ' PAULM. HAMEL ' ' Head; Whimpy ' ' ' ' Never mind! ' ' ' ' Light ' em up! SUSANNE R. HAMEL Sue m KATHY A. HARRIS SUSAN J. HARRISON ' ' Sue; Hap ' ' MICHAEL R. HEVEY Mike STEVEN G HICKEY Hick 24 25 PHILIP K. HOULE Phil JOHN W HURLEY, JR. Jack LYNDA C KACHINIS 1 ' Lindsey ' ' ' ' I don ' t believe this ' ' JOHN J. KAMINSKI, JR. Kamins; J.K. ' ’Yea, it is Polish, so what? ' ' WALTER E. KANE . •Wally ' ' DAVID E. KAY ' ' Dave ' ' JACK N KEBARIAN BERNARD R. KARDASH ' ' Bemie ' ' MARY KENNEDY Hey, Groover ' ' The time has come . the walrus said ' ' MARK A. KERSHAW KAREN B. KIRBY Kirbs I ' m going to be so organized ' ' STEVEN E. KNIGHT ' ' The Red Knight ' ' 26 LORI A. LABADIE Lor; Labiddy You know what I hate .. ' Escu-u-se me DONALD P. LADOUCEUR Duck LAURIE A. LAFERRIERE Laur ' ‘Goonbean head 27 VV, RICHARD M. LAMIRANDE Dick ' ’What’s Up? ' ' ' ' Let ' s go to the beach ' ' KEVIN R. LAVENDER Cro ' ' Checking out the situation ' ' KATHY A. LEWIS 28 MICHAEL A. LOBATO Nick ' ' Take it easy ' ' STEPHEN M. LOWE Slow DAWNE. MACARI MARK O. LOMBARDI ' ' Bego; Owen ' ' ' ' Seriously, seriously ' ' SANDRA A. LUTHER Sandy; Huther ' ' That ' s what he said ' ' ' ' Musketeer 2 ' ' MARGARET M. MANCINI ' ' Marggie ' ' TIMOTHY P LOW Tim Spark it ' ' STEPHEN J LYNCH ' ' What is It? CHERYL A. MARFEO Muff ' ' Come on now, kids ' ' 29 RORYD. MARTY JAMES F. MARTIN MARIA A. MARIOTTI ' ' Did you watch Saturday Night live? 30 michae p. McDermott Mac Red 1 ' Homework rots my brain ' ' 0 CAROL L. MEISS I ' m going to the clinic ' ' JAMES R. McGINN Geek ' ' Wanna get small? ' ' ROBIN D. McGOWAN Rob No, what-cha-ma-callit; you got an ID? ' ' DAVID R. MILLARD ' ' Beach-stalker ' ' ' ' I don ' t think so ' ' ' ' Let ' s go to the beach ' ' DONNA J. MILLER ' ' Donnie ' ' GiTlTiT ' ' CHARLOTTE A. MITCHELL Chari BRUCE E. MONFILS ' ' Bruiser ' ' ' ' Drink Judence ' ' 31 SMfTHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND , Y PATRICIA E. MORRISON Pattie 1 ' I didn ' t do it 11 KEVIN K. MOUNTFORD Mumf ROBERT T. NANGLE Nangle Ya Man TIMOTHY L. MORVAN Bim” LAURIE A. MUNCEY ' ’Munch 1 ' ”Where ' s everone going tonight? ' ' SUSAN J. MURPHY ' ' Murf the Surf ' ' CYNTHIA M. NANI Cyndy LINDA A. NERO Lyn ' ' Let ' s get something to eat ' ' 32 33 MARGARET M. O ' DONNELL Peggy SANDRA J. OLIVA Sandy; BB; Oleeeva I can ' t wait until Friday ' ' THOMAS F. O ' ROURKE Tom SUSAN R. PALMIERI Sue DAWNE. PAOL1NO ' ' Dawnie ' ' Oh, Wos, that ' s wicked ' ' JOHN T. PAQUETTE, JR. Jack ■ SUZANNE M. PAQUETTE ' ' Sue ' ' LINDA J. PARKS Lin I ' ll think about it ' ' JOYCE A. PAYETTE ' ' Joycie ' ' ' ' Howdy Nigras ' ' 34 DONNA M. PELOQUIN ' ' Hacker ' ' ' ' You ' re such a fag ' ' STEPHEN M. PELOQUIN Mell ' ' Nice Day ' ' CHERYL A. PELLETIER Gail; Peachy 35 36 BARBARA J. PLACIDO KEVIN M. PIT1 LORI A. PONTARELLI Guido WAYNE R. PORTER Sweet ' P ' ; Magic ' ' Don ' t let the world change your mind ' ' PATRICIA A. PROULX Patti SUSAN J. PROULX CRAIG A. PLACIDO Mr. P LINDA J. PROVONSIL 37 J? STEPHEN M. RANDLE 1 ' Steve LINDA L. REILLY MARY C. REPOZA 38 CONSTANCE M. RESENDES 1 Connie 1 ' DONNA M. ROBITA1LLE SANDRA J. SACHUK Spaz ' I can’t believe I did that ' ' BERTHA J. REYNOLDS Bert ' ' I don ' t get it ' ' ' ' Birds of a feather flock together ' ' ROBERT W. ROE Skid KATHLEEN A. RICHARDSON Kathy; Sacha Hi! 1 hate coming in the middle of a conversation ' ' VINCENT J. RONDEAU Vindo ' ' You bet ' ' 1 ' You got a case ' ' MARK SEGEE Sig 39 ROBERTO SHIRLEY Bob Well, I ' ll tell ya P. McCartney forever DAVID A. SLATER THOMAS S SLATER ' ' Friendless ' ' ' ' We are not amused ' ' DENNIS J. SMITH Puffin Yart JOSEPH E. SMITH ' ' Joe Schmoe ' ' DIANE S. SILVERMAN Din Hi, guys! JANE. SLEAVER Cacking ' ' LEEK. SMITH, JR. Ugly ' ' If you got it, brag about it ' ' 40 MADONNA M. SMITH Dinky” ' ' Hi, guys, what ' re doing? ' ' KAREN M. SPAMENI ' ' Mousy ' ' EARL F SNELL, JR. 41 DAVID M. SPINELLA Spud ' ' Don’t worry about it ' 1 JOSEPH L. STEINER PATRICIA A SULLIVAN Patty ' ' You spaz! ' ' LINDA G. STANFORD Lid ' ' Musketeer 3 MARC J. St. GERMAIN Saint DAVID E. SURPRENANT Soup; HO ' ' You got used ' ' KATHRYN STEERE Kathy ' ' That ' s horrendous ' ' DEBRA J STURTEVANT Debby RONALD R. TAGLIANETTI Big Tag 42 MICHAEL A. TASSONI Tass ' ' There are Italians and those who wish they were ' ' AARON TESSITORE ' ' Rugger ' ' RICHARD M. TESSIER Tess ' ' Torch it up ' ' 43 44 TERI TURCHETTI Ter ' ' Cute, real cute ' 1 ELIZABETH L. VIENS 1 ' Mrs. Beasley ' ' ' ' Ttttissss ' ' I ' m tellin ' RICHARD A. VALE JAMES VANNIEUWENHUYZE ' ' Jim Van; Ugly ' ' LORI L. WARD I ' m freezing ' ' RICHARD A. WATERMAN Rick ' ' Anbody got a deck of cards? ' ' KERRIEA. WILCOX BARBARA R. WILLIAMS Bobbie WILLIAM WATT Bill ' ' What ' s up or what ' s down? ' ' 45 GREGORY R. WILLIAMS Willi SANDRA E. WINSOR DONNA M. AZEVEDO San ' ' I don ' t believe it ' SENIORS NOT PICTURED FOR FORMALS: Donna M. Amatore Michael Amitrano Ronald Bauer George R. Clark, Jr Crystalanne Dodge Mary E. Drummond Donna M. Forte James M. Hoard Roy P. Jaswell III Eric G. Lee Diane Martin Barbara J. Monahan Suzanne M. Nanni Jean M. O ' Shea Robert J Pilkinton III William A Pilkington Pamela Plante Orville Reddenbacker Peter T St. Jean Pamela J Shaw James R. Sparling Mary C. Sward Karen R. Tucker 46 CLASS HISTOR Y ... SEPTEMBER, 1974 The Smithfield High School Class of 1978 (sounds official! ) are now freshmen. Most of the first day was occupied by ' ' orientation. 1 ' What was supposed to happen was we were to be deterred from the sinful ways of sophomores, juniors, and seniors,, and we were to be the new model students. What really happened was sort of a reunion. All one heard was something like ' ' Hey, Bob, how was your summer? ' ' ' ' OK, and yours? ' ' The new freedom of high school was somewhat shocking. After all, in the Junior High someone who carried around cigarettes hidden in the deepest pocket was a mean guy and someone to be respected But, Wow! , here you walked in front of Mr. Shepard with them in your shirt pocket and you were really cool As freshmen we gave our first Christmas skit. To say that it bombed is kind. The student body ' s general reaction was an enthusiastic ' ' HUH? ? ' ' We told ourselves that it was above their heads and we really had knocked ' em dead after all. The freshman year ended on an upbeat note We were growing up now and could hold our heads high. We ' d weathered the ' ' 3rd floor by the pool ' ' jokes and we were now ready to take our honored place as sophomores. Heh ! Heh! SEPTEMBER, 1975 Gee ! Summer went by fast (little did we know.) It was time for our second year of high school. We were sopho¬ mores now; we knew where it was at. It was our turn to bust up the little freshmen and we searched all over the school first period that first day for a lost one. Glory be, there he was. ' ' Hey, kid, looking for a room? ' ' Yeah, 215. Where is it? ' ' Third floor by the pool. ' ' Listen, man, tell me where the room is and cut the bull. To say the least, this exchange deflated our egos a bit. As for our second try at stardom in the Christmas skit . it ' s best left to the imagination. The other main event in our sophomore year was getting our class rings Our reac¬ tion was ' ' Great! I can ' t wait. ' ' Our parents ' reaction was ' ' Seventy-five dollars? Do you realize what that bought in my time ? ' ' SEPTEMBER, 1976 Happy Birthday, America ! And now we ' re juniors. Can ' t wait for that Christmas skit. This time we had a smash¬ er. A ' ' Welcome Back Kotter ' ' spoof. What a concept! We ' ll be great. But . to put it bluntly, we were dragged off stage by frantic seniors who were afraid the restless mob would miss part of their brilliant sketch. We snickered and snarled at the poor seniors but, thankfully, had little time to pity our own efforts because the Christmas Ball came rushing at us. A proverbial good time was had by all, except Mr. Graham, who waited in vain for the pho¬ tographer to show up. His only consolation was his ' ' Whoops ' ' button. Spring flew by and with it came the dreaded SAT ' s and the prom. The less said about SAT ' s the better, but the prom was another matter We moondanced our way into the night and decided maybe this place wasn ' t so bad after all. Just one month to go before seniors gra¬ duate, and then, our first brief taste of the long-awaited ' ' Senior Privileges ' ' SEPTEMBER, 1977 ' ' This is it! It ' s funny, I don ' t feel like a senior. ' ' It was with happiness and confidence that we strode through the doors of Smithfield High for the fourth time. For we were seniors that magical, mystical creature which has no problems or cares and happily completes high school and goes on to college. Boy, were we wrong! There were term papers to do, colleges to select, privileges to keep - and lose But our last chance for glory ar¬ rived with the final Christmas skit. Our president took one look at rehearsal and uttered those now-famous words, ' ' Cancel it. ' ' Clicks ' ' became very big in the senior year and you really weren ' t someone unless you played sports or were in the Concert Choir. And there were groups that had night-time exploits such as ' ' The Miller Boys. ' ' The Christmas Ball came and went and, as seniors, it was ' ' old hat ' ' to us now. We finished the second quarter and according to the old legend, we studied less and partied more The third quarter report cards came out and we quickly found out why legends are legends and not facts We partied less and studied more until we entered the home stretch in May Beaches, tuxes, and a $35 prom Ticket were now on our minds We ' ' rizzed to the Sheraton Islander and shared moments that were ' ' precious and few ' ' We held those moments for a week until we finally reached the summit graduation. Euphoria ! We had finally arrived, and as we reached for that most im¬ portant piece of paper, all the memories came rushing back. With a feeling of accomplishment, joy, and a little bit of sadness, we left Smithfield High School and danced out into the night. Hmmm, I wonder if they have Christ¬ mas skits in college ? By Charles D’Atri And Mark Lombardi 47 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y ADKINS, JAN 8 VALLEY VIEW DR GREENVILLE ART TYP 1,2; FEB 29. (PISCES) ADLER, MICHAEL MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE WEIGHT LIFTING 1,2,3; WOOD 4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; FEB 20 (AQUARIUS) AGNES, RONALD 35 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; MECH DRAW 2; ART CLUB 3,4; FOOTBALL 3; HOCKEY 3; TRACK 1; FEB 29 (PISCES). ALLEN, DEBORAH 59 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND SOFT- BALL4; BASKETBALL 2,3,4; ALPAIO, JAMES 15 PLEASANT VIEW CIR GREENVILLE DRAMA 1; CHESS 1; COMP CLUB 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; WOOD 4; JULY 3 (CANCER) AMATORE, DONNA 214 LIMEROCK RD ESMOND WOOD 1,2; ART CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; DEC 3 (SAGITARIUS). AMITRANO, MICHAEL 25 AUSTIN AVE (APT 101) GREENVILLE MAY 10 (TAURUS) AUBIN, TODD 3 DANECROFT AVE GREENVILLE COMP CLUB 1,2; ELEC CLUB 3,4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; HR REP 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 3,4; MARCH 12 (PISCES) AZEVEDO, DONNA 24 LANTERN RD ESMOND WOOD 1,2; ART CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; SOFTBALL 2; OCT 4 (LIBRA) BATES, JUDITH 38 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE STU COUN 3,4; SEN CLASS TREAS; HR REP 3,4; SOC COMM 3,4; DEC 21 (SAGITARIUS) BAUER, RONALD 10 LODGE POLE LANE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; GEOL CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; JAN 4 (CAPRICORN) BEHAN, CONSTANCE 24 HOMESTEAD AVE ESMOND SPAN CLUB PRES 2; PHOTO CLUB PRES 3; PING PONG 4; MAR 24 (ARIES) BELL, SCOTT 960 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE PING PONG 4; DRAMA 2,3; SOCCER 1; FOOTBALL 1; JULY 18 (CANCER) BELLUCCI, VINCENT 72 COLWELL RD GREENVILLE ECOL CLUB 4; SPANISH AWARD; AUG 19 (LEO) BENNETT, CATHLEEN 45 PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREENVILLE LEADERS CLUB 1,2; CREAT WRIT 3,4; MOD LEG 1,2; DRAMA 4; OPERETTA 3,4; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4; SOC COMM 1,2; MOD MUS MAST 2,3,4; ALL ST CHORUS 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3, C4; TENNIS 1,2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 1; WOONASQUATUCKET ROTARY CLUB SERVICE AWARD BENOIT, RENEE 17 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 2,3; PING PONG 4; BASKETBALL 2,3; TRACK 2,3,4; CROSS-COUNTRY 3,4; CONCERT CHOIR 4; JAN 21 (AQUARIUS). BERGERON, DEBBIE 30 BEVERLY CIR GREENVILE GYMN 1,2; MAJORETTES 1,2; AUG 31 (VIRGO). BOWKER, CHARLENE 122 FARNUM PIKE GREENVILLE FASH MAKE-UP 2; ART TYP 3; PING PONG 4; FEB 26 (PISCES). BOYLE, ELIZABETH 16 ELMHURST DR GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; ART CLUB 2; OUTDOOR TRACK 3; PING PONG 4; CHEER 1,2, CAPT 3,4; TRACK 1,2,3, CAPT 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; RING COMM 2; CAP GOWN COMM 4; HR REP 1,2,3,4; BAS DES AWARD; DRAW AND PAINT AWARD; SEPT 12 (VIRGO) BRAZEE, SHIRLEY RFD 8 RIDGE ROAD ESMOND PING PONG 4; OCT 9 (LIBRA) BROADBENT, DIANE PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREEN¬ VILLE TYP 1,3; FASH MAKE-UP 2; PING PONG 4; APRIL 7 (ARIES). BROUSSEAU, BARBARA 295 OLD COUNTY RD ES¬ MOND MAJORETTES 1,2; ART TYP 3; ECOL CLUB 4; FEB 5 (AQUARIUS). BUTEAU, CAROL 26 SECOND ST ESMOND PHOTO CLUB 2,3; DEC 23 (CAPRICORN) CAHILL, MADONNA 8 DANECROFT AVE GREENVILLE BIKE CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; ART TYP 3; PING PONG 4; LIB CLUB 1,2,3,4; CONC CHOIR 4; APRIL 18 (ARIES) CAINE, MICHELLE 24 HOMESTEAD AVE ESMOND PHOTO CLUB 2,3; JUNE 25 (CANCER) CARDARELLI, DARLENE 70 CROSS ST ESMOND NURSING 2; ARTS CRAFTS 3; JULY 31 (LEO). CARVALHO, PAUL 27 HILL AVE ESMOND CHEF ' S CLUB 3; BAND 1,2,3,4; WREST 1,2; FOOTBALL 2; JULY 25 (LEO). 48 CATON, KEITH 6 APPLE VALLEY PKWY GREENVILLE OCT 25 (SCORPIO). CIESINSK1, THERESE 23 BALDWIN DR GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2,3,4; YEARBOOK 2,3; PING PONG 4; DEC 20 (SAGITARIUS). CLARK, GEORGE 8 CHESTNUT HILL CT GREENVILLE PING PONG 4; NOV 25 (SAGITARIUS). CLARK, JOAN SWAN RD ESMOND PING PONG 1,3,4; TENNIS 2; ARTS G CRAFTS 3; SOFTBALL STATS 2,3,4; FOOTBALL STATS 1; FIELD HOCKEY 3; FEB 5 (AQUARIUS). COLALUCA LARRY RIDGE ROAD ESMOND PING PONG 4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; JON AMES AWARD; MARCH 19 (PISCES) COLEMAN JOANNE KANE RD ESMOND GYMN 1,2; APRIL 3, (ARIES) CONNOR BETHANY 3 COLE ST GREENVILLE CONC CHOIR 3, CHAMBER SINGERS 4; STU COUN 4; GYMN 1,2,4; OCT 21 (LIBRA) CONNOR JEAN 10 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE PING PONG 4; DRAMA 1; MAJORETTES 1,2; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHAMBER SINGERS 3,4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; ACAPELLA CHOIR 1,2; TRI-M 2,3,4; TRACK 1,2; CROSS-COUNTRY 1; GYMN 1,2,3; DEC 29 (CAPRICORN). CORSI DIANE 255 WATERMAN AVE GREENVILLE FU¬ TURE NURSES 1; TENNIS 2; PING PONG 3,4; SOFTBALL 1,2; TRACK STATS 4; NOV 22 (SCORPIO) CROSSMAN BETTE SWAN ROAD ESMOND GYMN 1,2; PING PONG 3,4; DEC 24 (CAPRICORN) CROSSMAN KATHY FORGE RD ESMOND TENNIS 2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 2; BASKETBALL 1; APRIL 24 (TAURUS) CUGNO HENRY 13 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 2; TRACK 3, CAPT 4; FOOTBALL 1; SOCCER 2; JUNE 7 (GEMINI) CUMMINGS SUSAN 20 WADE DR GREENVILLE FU¬ TURE SEC 1,2,3; DEC 18 (SAGITARIUS) CURLEY COLEEN PINE COURT GREENVILLE PING PONG 1,3,4; TEAM SPORTS 2; FIELD HOCKEY 1,3,4; SOFTBALL 1,2,3, CAPT 4; AUGUST 21 (LEO) CURLEY MICHAELA 6 OAKHURST DR GREENVILLE ART CLUB 2,3; SOFTBALL 1,2; D. E. STATE COMP-3rd PLACE; (VIRGO) D ' AGOSTINO DAVID, WAMPUM TRAIL ESMOND TRACK 1,2,3; X-COUNTRY 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY 1; FEB 19 (AQUARIUS) D ' AGOSTINO THOMAS 958 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE TRACK 1,2; X-COUNTRY 1,2,3, CAPT 4; MAY 7 (TAURUS) DAILEY, TAMMY 3 BATTEY DR GREENVILLE MA¬ JORETTES 1,2,3; LIBRARY 1; JAN 9, (CAPRI¬ CORN) D ' AMARIO MARIANNE INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND STAGE BAND 1,2,3,4; CONCERT BAND 1,2,3,4; MODERN MUS MAST 3,4; SOFTBALL 2; DEC 20 (SAGITARIUS) D ' ANGELO ALFRED 170 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND CHEFS CLUB 2,3; TRACK 1,3,4; SOCCER 3,4; BAND 2,3,4; NOV 22 (SCORPIO) D ' ANTUONO, MARY ELLEN 4 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREENVILLE LEADER CLUB 1; PING PONG 2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2; SOFTBALL 3,4; FEB 1 (AQUAR¬ IUS) D ' ATRI, CHARLES 10 HOWARD ST ESMOND DRAMA 1,2,3,4; COMP CLUB 2; TENNIS 1,3,4; SOCCER 1; YOUTH ADVIS COUN ON ED 3,4; STU COUN 2,3,4; MATH LEAG 2,3,4; CONC CHOIR 4; YEARBOOK ED 3,4; JULY 30 (LEO) DeLUCA, ANTHONY INDIAN RUN TR ESMOND PING PONG 3,4; FOOTBALL 3,4; FEB 26 (PISCES) DEROSIER, ANNETTE 24 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND CROCHET CLUB 1; ART TYP 2,3; PING PONG 4; AUG 26 (VIRGO) DESJARLAIS, DOUGLAS 22 MEADOW VIEW DR ES¬ MOND MECH DRAW 1; WOOD 2; TEAM SPORTS 3,4; FOOTBALL 1; WRESTLING 2,3, CAPT 4 DICK, ROBIN 20 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE PING PONG 1,4 WEAVGRUG 3; AUG 4 (LEO) DiSTEFANO, CAROL 190 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; PING PONG 2,4; WEAVGRUG 3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CON CHOIR 3; HR REP 1,2,3,4; SOC COM CHAIR 1,2,3,4; JAN 22 (AQUARIUS) 49 DODSON, CAROL 5 LUCILLE DR GREENVILLE BAS¬ KETBALL 1,2; MARCH 18 (PISCES) DODGE, CRYSTALANNE 115 PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREENVILLE DE STORE 4; NOV 6 (SCORPIO) DOWNS, LAUREN 16 DIANA AVE ESMOND BIKE CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; ART TYP 3; PING PONG 4; FEB 7 (AQUARIUS) DOYLE, KEVIN 225 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; TRACK 2; BASKETBALL 2; JAN 6 (CAPRICORN) DOYLE, RICHARD 17 STEPHEN ST GREENVILLE CHEM CLUB 1; TEAM SPORTS 2,3; FOOTBALL 1,2, TRACK 1 DRAGON, SUSAN STILLWATER RD ESMOND FUT NURSES 2; JUNE 19 (GEMINI) DRUMMOND, MARY 57 STILLWATER RD ESMOND CREAT WRIT 1,4; DRAMA 3; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2,3; STU COUN 4; SOCCER STATS 4; SEPT 3 (VIRGO) DUBUQUE, MICHELLE 24 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE DRAMA 1; CREAT WRIT 2,3; CHOR NON-SING 4; STU COUN 1,2,3, V. PRES 4; HR REP 1,2,3,4; SOCCER STATS 1,2; JUNE 13 (GEMINI) DUFFNEY, MARK SEBILLE RD ESMOND WOOD CLUB 1,2,3,4; OCT 5 (LIBRA) DULUDE, ROBERT WEST GREENVILLE RD GREEN¬ VILLE ELEC CLUB 3; TEAM SPORTS 4; BASKET¬ BALL 3,4; OCT 15 (LIBRA) EDWARD, KIM 48 MACARTHUR DR SMITHFIELD SEPT 5 (VIRGO) ETHIER, STEVEN RIDGE RD ESMOND ELEC CLUB 1,2,3; COMP CLUB 4; SEPT 28 (LIBRA) FAGAN, WILLIAM 6 SWEET RD ESMOND WORKSHOP 2; TEAM SPORTS 3; ELEC CLUB 4; MAY 28 (GEMINI) FARRELL, MARGUERITE 7 PEACH BLOSSOM LANE GREENVILLE FASH AND MAKE-UP 4; A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1; ASSEM PLAN COMM 3; PING PONG 4; YEARBOOK 2,3,4; JULY 16 (CANCER) FASCIANO, SANDRA 10 RUSSELL LANE ESMOND PING PONG 4; FEB 27 (PISCES) FERGUSON, RICHARD HARRIS RD ESMOND ART CLUB 2; WOOD 1,3; PING PONG 4; MARCH 4 (PI¬ SCES) FERIOLE, MICHAEL 20 LAUREL HILL DR ESMOND PING PONG 1,3, WOOD 2; CHEFS CLUB 4; OCT 17 (LIBRA) FERRAZZA, JAMES 3 HOMESTEAD AVE. ESMOND WEIGHTLIFT 1; TRACK 2,3; CHEFS CLUB 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4 FORD, PATRICIA 10 SWEET RD ESMOND CHESS CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; HOME DEC ARTS 3; PING PONG 4; MARCH 10 (PISCES) FORREST, BONNIE 30 SECOND ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS G GYM 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; CHEER 1,2; SOFTBALL 3,4; NOV 22 (SCORPIO) GAGNON, ROBERT CONTINENTAL RD GREENVILLE GARNER, JOHN 25 HALSEY DR ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; TRACK 1; BASKETBALL 4; FEB 5 (AQUARIUS) GARRIEPY DEBRA CAPRON RD ESMOND ART TYP 1; PING PONG 2,4; MAY 29 (GEMINI) GATH DENNIS 28 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE MAY 28 (GEMINI) GERLACH JOHN 38 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE COMP CLUB 1; MOD LEG 2,3,4; DEC 12 (SAGITARIUS) GERMANO JOHN 32 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; PING PONG 2; CREAT WRIT 3; CHEFS CLUB 4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; HOCK¬ EY 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; OCTOBER 24 (SCORPIO) GILLERIN DAVID HARRIS RD ESMOND ELEC CLUB 1,2,3; CHEFS CLUB 4; BASEBALL MGR-1; BAS¬ KETBALL MGR-2; JULY 18 (CANCER) GOULD KEVIN 1 KENSINGTON ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; PING PONG 2; CREAT WRIT 3; CHEFS CLUB 4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; JULY 22 (CANCER) GUGLIELM1NO VINCENT WHIPPLE RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; MECH DRAW 2; PING PONG 4; WRES¬ TLING 1; STU COUN 3,4; YEARBOOK 4; CHOIR 4; HR REP 3; FEB 5 (AQUARIUS) GUSTAFSON KATHLEEN 45 GREENLAKE DR GREEN¬ VILLE PING PONG 1,2,4; YEARBOOK 2,3, ED 4; 50 STU COUN 2,3,4; HR REP 2,3,4; FRENCH AWDS 1,2,3; SPANISH AWD 1 HALBEN ROBERT 13 PENBRYN AVE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2; ART CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; X- COUNTRY 1; NOV 14 (SCORPIO) HAMEL PAUL 38 ESMOND ST ESMOND ART CLUB 1,2,3,4; ART AWDS 2,3,4; JAN 17 (CAPRICORN) HAMEL SUSANNE 20 SWEET RD ESMOND STAGE BAND 1,2; SEW CLUB 3; BAND 1,2,3; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,3, CO-CAPT-4; SOFTBALL 1,2,3,4 HARDY, SCOTT 17 PEACH BLOSSOM LANE GREEN¬ VILLE ELEC. CLUB 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; JULY 28 (LEO) HARRIS CATHY HARRIS RD ESMOND GYMN 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING PONG 4; CHEER 1,2,3; NOV 15 (SCORPIO) HARRISON SUSAN 14 CALI ST A ST GREENVILLE PING PONG 2,4; ART CLUB 3; CHEER 2,3; STU COUN 2,3,4; HR REP 2,3,4; MAY 4 (TAURUS) HEBERT, MICHELLE 3 BIRCH RD GREENVILLE GYMN 1: ART CLUB 2; CREAT TYP 3; CHORUS FOR NON-SING 4; TENNIS 2; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; NOV 30 (SAGITTARIUS) HEVEY, MICHAEL 2 THORPE ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,3,4; SEPT 25 (LI¬ BRA) HICKEY, STEVEN 1 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; CREAT WRIT 3; PING PONG 4; STU COUN 4; HOCKEY 2; TRACK 2; TENNIS 1; SOCCER 1; APR 6 (ARIES) HOARD, JIM 509 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE WRES¬ TLING 2,3; DEC 12 (SAGITTARIUS) HURLEY, JOHN 41 STILLWATER RD ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 2,4; STU COUN 4; CONC CHOIR 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; JULY 30 (LEO) JASWELL, ROY 3 ROBERT ST GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1,2; PING PONG 4; SEPT 1 (VIRGO) KACHANIS, LYNDA 663 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE TENNIS 1,2; DRAMA 1; ART CLUB 2; ART TYP 3; CHOR FOR NON-SING 4; STU COUN 3,4; BKKPG AWDS 2,3; MARCH 2 (PISCES) KAMINSKI, JOHN 17 CIDER LANE GREENVILLE TRACK 1; TEAM SPORTS 4; STU COUN 1,2; YEARBOOK 4; X-COUNTRY 1,2; HOCKEY 1; FOOTBALL 4; MARCH 29 (ARIES) KARDASH, BERNIE 6 ORCHARD AVE GREENVILLE KAY, DAVID 924 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE ELEC CLUB 1; WOODWORK 2,3; PING PONG 4; SEPT 30 (LIBRA) KEBARIAN, JACK POLE 30 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2; CREAT WRIT 3; PING PONG 4; TENNIS 2,3; APRIL 8 (ARIES) KENNEDY, MARY 24 WADE DR GREENVILLE CREAT WRIT 4; DRAMA 1,2; ACAPELLA CHOIR 2; CONC CHOIR 3,4; YEARBOOK 4; JUNE 28 (CANCER) KERSHAW, MARK 15 JULIAN ST ESMOND ACAPELLA CHOIR 2; CONC CHOIR 3,4; CHAMB SING 4; MOD LEG 3,4; JUNE 6 (GEMINI) KIRBY, KAREN LIMEROCK RD ESMOND CREAT WRIT 1,2,3; CHOR FOR NON-SING 4; HR REP 1,2; MAY 29 (GEMINI) KNIGHT, STEVEN 99 AUSTIN AVE SMITHFIELD BEG MUS 2; MECH DRAW CLUB 3; PHOTO CLUB 4; SEPT 29 (LIBRA) LABADIE, LORI 11 ROSEWOOD DR GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2; ASSEM PLAN COMM 3; PING PONG 4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; JULY 23 (LEO) LADOUCEUR, DON 54 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND WOOD 1,2,3,4; DEC 14 (SAGITARIUS) LAFERRIERE, LAURIE 15 ROSEWOOD DR GREEN¬ VILLE CREAT WRIT 1,2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; CHOR NON-SING 4; STU COUN 4; YEARBOOK 3; FOOTBALL STATS 3,4; TENNIS 1; HR REP 1,2,3,4; AUG 30 (VIRGO) LAMIRANDE, RICHARD 18 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3, CO-CAPT 4; TRACK 2; BASEBALL 2; NOV 11 (SCORPIO) LEE, ERIC 13 STEPHEN ST GREENVILLE TENNIS 1,2,3,4; FEB 2 (AQUARIUS) LAVENDER, KEVIN 311 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND MECH DRAW 1; TRACK 2,3, CO-CAPT 4; JAVE¬ LIN REC; FEB 4 (AQUARIUS) 51 LEWIS, KATHY 19 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; STU COUN 3,4; CHOIR 3,4; HR REP 4; OCT 28 (SCORPIO) LOBATO, MICHAEL 30 ESMOND ST ESMOND OCT 6 (LIBRA) LOMBARDI, MARK 18 MEADOW VIEW DR ESMOND BASKETBALL 1,2,3; MOD LEG 1; CHESS 2,3; PING PONG 4; DRAMA 4; STU COUN PRES 4; SOC COMM 4; DEC 14 (SAGITARIUS) LOW, TIMOTHY 10 MAIN ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; BASEBALL 1,4; FOOTBALL 1; BASKETBALL 1,2,3; DEC 3 (SAGI¬ TARIUS) LOWE, STEPHEN 21 WADE DR GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 4; HOCKEY 1,2,3,4 LUTHER, SANDRA 18 SECOND ST ESMOND MAJOR¬ ETTES 1,2; FOOTBALL STATS 3; SOCCER MAS¬ COT 4; SEPT 1 (VIRGO) LYNCH, STEPHEN 16 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; BAS¬ KETBALL 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 3,4; AUGUST 6 (LEO) MACARI, DAWN 20 EISENHOWER DR ESMOND TRACK STATS 3; DEC 13 (SAGITARIUS) MANC1NI, MARGARET 23 TUCKER RD GREENVILLE WEAV RUG 3; ART CLUB 4; STU COUN 1; FRESH CLASS PRES; HR REP 1,2,3; FEB 6 (AQUARIUS) MARFEO, CHERYL 5 WADE DR GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; PING PONG 2,4; LEADER CLUB 3; SOFTBALL 1,2,3; TRACK 2; FIELD HOCKEY 1; MARCH 26 (ARIES) MARIOTTI, MARIA 6 FOURTH ST ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 2; ART CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; JUNE 13 (GEMINI) MARTIN, DIANE 19 GREENLAKE DR GREENVILLE MARTIN, JAMES 66 MAC ARTHUR DR ESMOND ELEC CLUB 2; CHESS CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; AUG 24 (VIRGO) MARTY, RORY BAYBERRY RD SMFLD TENNIS CLUB 1,2,3; OCT 23 (SCORPIO) McDermott, michael 20 cider lane smfld WOOD 2,3; MECH DRAW 4; WRESTLING 2; FOOTBALL 2; FEB 5 (AQUARIUS) McGINN, JAMES 10 DANECROFT AVE GREENVILLE TRACK 1; ART CLUB 2,3; PING PONG 4; FOOT¬ BALL 1; FEB 26 (PISCES) McGOWAN, ROBIN POLE 89 PLEASANT view AVE ESMOND TENNIS 1; MOD LEG 2,3,4; STU COUN 1; TRACK 3; FIELD HOCKEY 1; X-COUNTRY 1; HR REP 4; SEPT 14 (VIRGO) MEISS, CAROL 9 ORCHARD AVE GREENVILLE FUT NURSES 3; HEALTH OCC 4; APRIL 23 (TAURUS) MELLO, MICHELE STILLWATER RD ESMOND DRAMA CLUB 1; TENNIS CLUB 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; APRIL 19 (ARIES) MILLARD, DAVID 9 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND TRACK CLUB 1,2,3; TEAM SPORTS 4; TRACK 1,2,3; APR 21 (TAURUS) MILLER, DONNA 6 WADE DR GREENVILLE MARCH 1 (PISCES) MITCHELL, CHARLOTTE 8 CORTLAND LANE GREENVILLE TENNIS CLUB 2; CROCHET KNIT¬ TING 3; APRIL 26 (TAURUS) MONAHAN, BARBARA RIVER VIEW AVE ESMOND WEAVE G RUG HOOK 3; STU COUN 2,3; HR REP 2,3; AUG 12 (LEO) MONFILS, BRUCE INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND DEC 6 (SAGITARIUS) MORRISON, PATRICIA FARNUM PIKE ESMOND MA¬ JORETTES 1; KNIT G CROCHET 2,4; FUT SECRE¬ TARIES 3; JUNE 2 (CANCER) MORRISSEY, CATHERINE 3 CANDY COURT ESMOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2; PING PONG 4; MOD MUS MAST 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2; DRAMA 1; YEAR¬ BOOK 3; CHAMB SING 3,4; JUNE 7 (GEMINI) MOUNTFORD, KEVIN 10 TUNMORE RD GREENVILLE PING PONG 1; ECOL CLUB 2; TENNIS CLUB 3; WOOD 4 MUNCEY, LAURIE 2 MCINTOSH DR GREENVILLE MAJORETTES 1; GYMN 2,3; PING PONG 4; STU COUN 1; CHEER 3,4; HR REP 1; JAN 20 (AQUAR¬ IUS) MURPHY, SUSAN 6 BARNES ST GREENVILLE RUG HOOK G WEAVE 1; FASH G MAKE-UP 2,3; PING PONG 4; FIELD HOCKEY 3; APRIL 21 (TAURUS) 52 NANGLE, ROBERT 8 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; HOCK¬ EY 2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; NOV 22 (SAGITAR- IUS) NANI, CYNTHIA 11 WADE DR GREENVILLE APRIL 22 (TAURUS) NANN1, SUZANNE 2 POTTER AVE ESMOND STU COUN 1,2,3; CLASS VP 1,2; HR RP 1,2,3; SEPT 21 (VIRGO) NERO, LYNDA CAPRON RD ESMOND GYMN 1,2; ART CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; OCT 27 (SCORPIO) NOCENTE, PATRICIA DEER RUN TRAIL ESMOND BIOL CLUB 1; TENNIS CLUB 2,3,4; SOFTBALL 3; NOV 23 (SAGITARIUS) O’BRIEN, MARGARET 2 CAROLANN AVE ESMOND DEC 14 (SAGITARIUS) O ' DAY, KEVIN 9 BARNES ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3,4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; SOCCER 3, CAPT 4; HOCKEY 1,2; OCT 5 (LIBRA) O’DONNELL, PEGGY 14 SPRAGUE ST GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; CREAT WRIT 2; CHEF ' S CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 1,2; CLASS TREAS 2; TRACK 1,2; FIELD HOCKEY 3; GYMNASTICS 1,2; HR REP 1,2,3; SPANISH AWD; SEPT 16 (VIRGO) OLIVA, SANDRA 11 PROSPECT ST GREENVILLE MA¬ JORETTES 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 3,4; CONC CHOIR 4; HR REP 3,4; SOC COMM 1,2,3,4; OCT 27 (SCORPIO) O’ROURKE, THOMAS 12 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND TRACK 1,2,3,4; DEC 28 (CAPRICORN) O ' SHEA, JEAN 18 ORCHARD AVE GREENVILLE MOD LEG 4; CHAMB SING 4; TENNIS 4; CONC CHOIR 4; MOD MUS MAST 4; APRIL 10 (ARIES) PALM1ERI, SUSAN 555 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 3; APRIL 27 PAOLINO, DAWN 63 MACARTHUR DR ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 2,3; CHEF’S CLUB 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; CHEERLEADER 2,3,4; TRACK 1,3; GYMNASTICS 1; HR REP 2,3,4; SEPT 26 (LIBRA) PAQUETTE, SUZANNE 6 VAUGHN ST GREENVILLE GYMN 1,2; PING PONG 3; DE 4; HOMECOMING QUEEN 4; NOV 22 (SCORPIO) PARKS, LINDA 2 FAIRMOUNT ST ESMOND PING PONG 1; GYMNASTICS 2,3, CAPT-4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; JAN 21 (AQUARIUS) PAYETTE, JOYCE 144 PLEASANT VIEW AVE ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1,2,3; PING PONG 4; TRACK 1; BOYS TRACK SCORER 1,2,3,4; OCTOBER 31 (SCORPIO) PELLETIER, CHERYL 15 SUTTON ST GREENVILLE TENNIS 2,3; NOV 3 (SCORPIO) PELOQUIN, DONNA BOX 185 MAPLEVILLE RD CHE- PACHET SEWING 1; GYMNASTICS 1,2,3, CAPT 4; FIELD HOCKEY 3,4; AUG 10 (LEO) PELOQUIN, STEPHEN 185 MAPLEVILLE RD CHEPA- CHET TEAM SPORTS 1,2,4; PHOTO CLUB 3; X- COUNTRY 1; HOCKEY 1,2; SOCCER 2,3,4; MAY 23 (GEMINI) PETRONE, DANA 19 OAKHURST DR GREENVILLE SHOP 4; TRACK 4; FOOTBALL 4; WRESTLING 1; OCT 29 (SCORPIO) PILKINGTON, ROBERT 5 MARMAREL RD GREEN¬ VILLE PING PONG 1,2,3,4; JUNE 7 (GEMINI) PILKINGTON, WILLIAM 11 SUTTON RD GREENVILLE SEPT 10 (VIRGO) PIMENTA, PAMELA POLE 84 LOG RD RFD 3 ESMOND ART TYP 1,3; PING PONG 2,4; YEARBOOK 2,4 PITI, KEVIN 17 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE JAN 18 (CAPRICORN) PIZZO, DARIA POLE 78 MAPLEVILLE RD GREENVILLE GYMNASTICS 2; FUT NURSES 3; HEALTH OCC 4; NOV 20 (SCORPIO) PLACIDO, BARBARA. 15 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE CHEERLEADING 2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; HR REP 1 , 2 , 3,4 PLACIDO, CRAIG 15 SPENCER RD GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 1,2,3, CO-CAPT 4 PONTARELLI, LORI 35 MAUREEN DR ESMOND PING PONG 4; JULY 2 (CANCER) PORTER, WAYNE 181 RIDGE RD ESMOND PING PONG 1,2,3,4; STU COUN 1,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; BASKETBALL 2; HR REP 1,3; SOC COM 1,4; CLASS OFFICER 1,4; JUNE 8 (GEMINI) 53 POWERS, BRIAN STONEHENGE DR GREENVILLE MAY 25 (GEMINI) PROULX, PATRICIA 422 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND CHEER 1,2, CO-CAPT 3; CLASS SEC 1; STU COUN 1,2; FEB 8 (AQUARIUS) PROULX, SUSAN 271 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND MAJORETTES 1,2; SEW CLUB 3,4; JR. ACH 1; DANCE INST 1; NOV 26 (SAGITARIUS) PROVONSIL, LINDA 43 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND A CAPELLA CHOIR 1,2; SEW CLUB 3,4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; MARCH 21 (ARIES) REILLY, LINDA 6 RANDALL ST GREENVILLE JUNE 20 (GEMINI) RESENDES, CONSTANCE 35 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND GYMN 1; PING PONG 2,4; WEAV RUGHOOK 3; CHEER 1,3; STU COUN 3,4; CLASS SEC 3,4; YEARBOOK 4; AUG 19 (LEO) REYNOLDS, BERTHA CAPRON RD ESMOND TENNIS CLUB 1,3; GYM 2; GYMNASTICS 1,2; FIELD HOCKEY 2,3; TRACK 3; OCT 8 (LIBRA) RICHARDSON, KATHLEEN 4 HILLSIDE ST ESMOND WEAVE £ RUGHOOK 2; CREAT WRIT 3; KNIT CROCH 4; DRAMA 3,4; JA AWDS; AUG 23 (LEO) ROBITAILLE, DONNA 17 WILLOW RD GREENVILLE DRAMA 1,2,3; TENNIS 3; STU COUN 4; HR REP 4; JAN 15 (CAPRICORN) ROE, ROBERT ECHO RD CHEPACHET TRACK 2,3,4; FOOTBALL 3,4; YEARBOOK 3; APR 14 (ARIES) RONDEAU, VINCENT 181 OLD COUNTY RD ESMOND ASSEM PLAN 3; CHOIR 1,2,3; TENNIS 1; TRACK 2,3; OCT 23 (SCORPIO) SACHUK, SANDRA 42 WOODLAND AVE ESMOND ACAPELLA CHOIR 1,2; TENNIS 3; PING PONG 4; DRAMA 1,2,3,4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; STU COUN 1,3,4; CHAMB SING 3,4; HR REP 1,3,4; 3 DRA¬ MA AWDS; SPANISH AWD; JULY 2 (CANCER) ST GERMAIN, MARC PO BOX 5074 ESMOND STU COUN 1,2; FOOTBALL 1; HR REP 1,2; ST. JEAN, PETER 27 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; CON CHOIR 1,2,3,4; PING PONG 4; OCT 7 (LIBRA) SANGIOVANNI, ANNA 4 CANDY CT ESMOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1,2; DRAMA CLUB 1,3; CON CHOIR 3,4; CHAMB SING 3,4; JULY 12 (CANCER) SEGEE, MARK 951 GREENVILLE AVE GREENVILLE CHEM CLUB 1; COMP CLUB 2; TEAM SPORTS 3,4; SGAMBATO, LINDA 19 SUNSET AVE NO PROV NOV 2 (SCORPIO) SHAW, PAM 8 HILLSIDE ST ESM OND SHIRLEY, ROBERT DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND STAGE BAND 3,4; CONC BAND 3,4; MARCHING BAND 3,4; PEP BAND 3,4; SEPT 3 (VIRGO) SILVERMAN, DIANE 42 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND PHO¬ TO CLUB 2,3; BAND 1,2,3,4 SLATER, DAVID 9 PATRICIA CIRCLE GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1,2; ART CLUB 3; HR REP 1; MARCH 16 (PISCES) SLATER, THOMAS JOHN MOWRY RD ESMOND DRA¬ MA 1; STU COUN 3; TRACK 2,3; HR REP 3; MAY 11 (TAURUS) SLEAVER, JAN 9 HAWKINS ST GREENVILLE PING PONG 2,4; SOFTBALL SCORER 1,2; AUG 17 (LEO) SMITH, DENNIS 42 SECOND ST ESMOND TEAM SPORTS 1; CHEF’S CLUB 2; WOOD 3; BAND 2,3,4; FOOTBALL 1; WRESTLING 1,2; SEPT 8 (VIRGO) SMITH, JOSEPH 259 DOUGLAS PIKE ESMOND ELEC CLUB 2,3,4 SMITH, LEE 2 PLEASANT VIEW AVE GREENVILLE CHESS CLUB 1; COMP CLUB 2; WOOD 3; CHEFS CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 1; JAN 30 (AQUARIUS) SMITH, MADONNA LOG RD ESMOND BAND 1,2,3,4; SOFTBALL 1,2,3 SNELL, EARL 5 FENWOOD AVE ESMOND COMP CLUB 2,3; PING PONG 4; GOLF 4; DEC 11 (SAGITARIUS) SPAMENI, KAREN 17 HAWTHORNE RD GREENVILLE PING PONG 2,4; JAN 27 (AQUARIUS) SPARLING, JAMES 29 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE WOODWORK 2; PING PONG 4; FEB 15 (AQUARIUS) SPINELLA, DAVID 7 WHISPERING PINE TERRACE GREENVILLE MOD LEG 3; PHOTO CLUB 4; DRAMA 1,2,3; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; RING COMM 2; 54 YEARBOOK 4; CONC CHOIR 4; FOOTBALL 1; TENNIS 2; HR REP 1,3,4; JR CLASS PRES; EAGLE SCOUT; DRAMA AWD; SECT LDR-BASS; JULY 28 (LEO) STANFORD, LINDA 18 SECOND ST ESMOND CLASS VP 3; SEPT 1 (VIRGO) STEERE, KATHRYN 30 WEST GREENVILLE RD GREENVILLE MAJORETTES 1; CHEER 2; GYMN 2,3,4; RI APPLE BLOSSON QUEEN; DEC 6 (SAGI- TARIUS) STEINER, JOSEPH SEBILLE RD ESMOND WEIGHTLIFT 1 STURTEVANT, DEBRA 38 DOUGLAS CIR GREEN¬ VILLE WEAVE RUGHOOK 2; FEB 12 (AQUARIUS) SULLIVAN, PATRICIA 5 SCENIC VIEW DR ESMOND DRAMA 1,2,3,4; TENNIS CLUB 3,4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; MARCH 27 (ARIES) SURPRENANT, DAVID INDIAN RUN TRAIL ESMOND COMP CLUB 1,2; MOD LEG 3; PHOTO CLUB 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; DRAMA 1,2,3; YEARBOOK 2,3,4; TENNIS 1; HR REP 2,3,4; SOC COM 3,4; SOC CHAIR 3; SR PRES; DAR CIT AWD; JULY 29 (SAGITARIUS) TAGLIANETT1, RONNIE 5 FAIRMOUNT ST ESMOND POW MECH 1; COMP CLUB 2; TEAM SPORTS 3; NOV 26 (SAGITARIUS) TASSONI, MICHAEL RIVER VIEW AVE ESMOND COMP CLUB 1,2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING PONG 4; STU COUN 1,2,3,4; MATH LEAG 2,3; HOCKEY 1,2-MGR; GOLF 1,2,3,4-CAPT; BASEBALL 1,2; HR REP 1,2,3,4; SOC COMM 2,3,4; BKKP AWDS 1,2; SMOKE AWARE 3,4; DEC 4 (SAGITARIUS) TESSIER, RICHARD 4 CLARK RD ESMOND PING PONG 4; JAN 17 (CAPRICORN) THEROUX, LINDA 20 APPLETOWN RD GREENVILLE CREAT WRIT 3; CHOR NON-SING 4; STU COUN 4; NOV 14 (SCORPIO) THIBEAULT, CLAUDETTE BOX 255 SWAN RD ES¬ MOND DRAMA CLUB 1; ART CLUB 2; PING PONG 3,4; FIELD HOCKEY STATS 2; SOFTBALL 2,3,4- STATS; OCT 12 (LIBRA) THORPE, PAUL 46 LAKESIDE DR ESMOND FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 1,2,3,4 TUCKER, KAREN 13 LINCOLN ST ESMOND DRAMA 2; CHEF’S CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; BASKETBALL 2,3; NOV 22 (SAGITARIUS) TURCHETTI, TERI 11 ROGER WILLIAMS DR GREEN¬ VILLE FUT SEC 1; GYMN 1,2,3; SHTHAND AWD 1; TYP 2 AWD; NOV 21 (SCORPIO) VALE, RICHARD 18 WADE DR GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; TENNIS 2; ART CLUB 3,4; TRACK 2; (LEO) VANIEUWENHUYZE, JAMES 106 CLARK RD ESMOND BIKE CLUB 1; CHESS CLUB 2; TEAM SPORTS 3; PING PONG 4; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4; JUNE 1 (GEMI¬ NI) VARIN, LORI 202 WHIPPLE RD ESMOND STAGE BAND 1; KNIT CROCH 2; HOME DESIGN 3; CONC BAND 4; MARCHING BAND 4; TRACK SCORER 1; FOOD £ NUTR AWD; JAN 27 (AQUAR¬ IUS) VIENS, ELIZABETH 10 WELCOME RD ESMOND ART CLUB 1; PING PONG 2,3,4; STU COUN 1,2,4; HR REP 1,2,4; BAND 1; SOC COM 1; SECRETARY 2; YEARBOOK 4; FEB 20 (PISCES) WATERMAN, RICHARD 53 SMITH AVE GREENVILLE ART CLUB 1; DRAMA 2,3; TENNIS 4; SEPT 20 (VIRGO) WILCOX, KERRIE CLARK RD ESMOND LACROSSE 1; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; FIELD HOCKEY 1,2,3,4- CAPT; JAN 29 (AQUARIUS) WILLIAMS, BARBARA RFD 8 JOHN MOWRY RD ES¬ MOND NEEDLEWORK 2; KNIT £ CROCH 3,4; DEC 11 (SAGITARIUS) WILLIAMS, GREGORY 550 PUTNAM PIKE GREEN¬ VILLE TEAM SPORTS 1; CHEF’S CLUB 2; PHOTO CLUB 3; PING PONG 4; YEARBOOK 4; CONC CHOIR 3,4; SOCCER 1,2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4-CAPT; BASEBALL 1,2,3,4-CAPT; SOC¬ CER ALL-DIV 76-77; SOCCER ALL-DIV TOURN 77; BASKETBALL ALL-DIV 76-77; BASEBALL ALL- DIV 76, ALL STATE 2ND TEA M 77; JAN 17 (AQUARIUS) WINSOR, SANDRA 72 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE SEPT 28 (LIBRA) 55 ADMINISTRA TION Vice-Principal David R. Reilly 56 ABOVE-Maureen Bennett-English BELOW-Olga Boluch-English Diane Bartlett, Chairman-Science Joyce Benkosky, Chairman- Business Roland Benoit-English Dale Bentley-Art 57 [eg . 2; Donald Dauphinee - Distributive Education Carol Clark-Art Katherine Camara, Chairman-Mathematics Pauline Chauvin-Home Economics Elaine Campanelli-Librarian David D ' Amore-Industrial Arts 58 James Dunn-Physical Education Margerie Demaine, R.N -Nurse Anthony Filippini- Social Studies William Gessner-English 59 Robert Graham-Social Studies; Director of Student Activities Sandra Hammill- Science Gail Frechette - Social Studies Joseph Gordon-English, Reading Carole Hamel-Business Barbara Giarrusso- Guidance Evelyn Franco-English, Reading James Giroux-English 60 Thomas Hassett-Industrial Arts John Lawrence-Foreign Languages 61 John Lelli Science Linda Loparto Mathematics Jack Marques Ind. Arts 62 Nancy ODonnell Guidance Robert Petell Science Le Parkhurst English Michael Neubauer Mathematics Rosalie Nocera Social Studies George W Reilly, Chairman English; Anvil Advisor Janet Restivo - Foreign Languages 63 Deborah Rhude English Michael Santucci Resource Teacher Robert Salisbury Guidance Nancy Saccoia Physical Education 64 Marie Viens Business J. Thomas Tobin Social Studies George Tracy, Ch. Guidance Alan Tortolani Cooperative Education Ronald St. Onge, Chairman Foreign Languages 65 Mrs. Rose Brown (center) and the entire kitchen crew MAINTENANCE K Jim Ashness seems overcome by his work Mrs. Derosier, matron enjoys her break with Joe Corbeille, Gus Jardin and Jim Ashness, custodians Mr. Norman Farrar, Head of the School Depart¬ ment ' s Maintenance Staff Jerry Dupuis takes a break from one of the many snowstorms this winter 66 SECRETARIES Mrs. Barbara Angell Mrs. Marie Steere Mrs. Helen Caouette Not shown: Mrs. Rita Leach and Mrs Nicholson Mrs. Eileen Lewis 67 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Beth Boyle (Secretary), Michelle Dubuque (Vice Pres.), Mark Lombardi, (Pres.), Gail Kulisch (Treas.), Mr. Graham (Advisor) A big money maker Some of the members seem surprised about the offi¬ cers ' decision 68 This is just too exciting, for me Another council dance ! Is Mr. Graham thinking I ' m really a chef ' ' ? The 1977-78 Student Council Junior Class President Chris Sachuk seems more interested in the man with the camera than the meeting agenda, as Laurie Lapane is 69 Journalism Publications Staff Produces Anvil ’78 Senior Marggie Mancini prepares her ideas for the Christmas Ball layout Mr. Reilly ' s period 2 Journalism class Senior Contributing Editor Charles D ' Atri Yearbook layouts take their toll on faculty advisor G. Reilly Per. 2 Co-Editor Maggie Farrell Junior Brian Cotter and Senior Steve Lowe select sports photos 70 Per. 2 Co-Editor John Kaminski Senior Photo Editor David Sur- prenant J ABOVE-Underclassmen Editor Pam Schmitt hard at work BELOW-After-school Editor Kathy Gustafson Ass ' t. Photo Ed. Dave Spinella Junior Elaine DePalma-Yearbook Busi- composes another shot ness Manager Mr. Reilly ' s period 5 Journalism class Per. 5 Co-Editor Betty Viens Per. 5 Co-Editor Mary Kennedy 4 71 S.H.S. THEATER “A Christmas Carol” Their December Production Drama Club- (FRONT: L. TO R.) T. Carney, S. Hardy, S. Gederman, G Wilbur, P. Sullivan, S Sachuk, T Ciesinski; (MIDDLE:) M. Whipple, T. Brown, C. Sachuk, G Pelosi, C D ' Atri, D. Gruttadauria, R. Delfino; (BACK:) M. Fadl, B. Aubin, R. Tondreault, A. Dionne, F Conroy, Mr. de- Moura (Director). Lighting Crew- C Sachuk, S Conlon, D. Dubuc, M. Sachuk, R. Tondreault. Set Crew- (FRONT: L. TOR.) C Sachuk, D. Dubuc, G. Pelosi, M. Sachuk, C D ' Atri; (BACK:) R. Tondreault, P. Surprenant, B. Aubin, E. Whalen, S Conlon. Note-June production of 1 ' God ' s Favorite held too late to be in¬ cluded in Anvil ' 78 72 Buddy Conroy as the ' ' Ghost of the Future ' ' makes his first appearance in the play Rick Delfino as ' ' Scrooge 1 ' tries desperately, but in vain, to remove his name from the gravestone In this sequence Scrooge sees his lonely childhood (LEFT) with ' ' The Ghost of Christmas Past ' ' and (MIDDLE) won¬ ders what the ' ' Ghost of Christmas Present ' ' (Todd Aubin) will bring Scrooge cannot deny the bitter truth (RIGHT). Bob Cratchit (Jim Medeiros) is subjected to the abuse of his cantankerous employer, Ebeneezer Scrooge 73 Director deMoura prepares Buddy Conroy as a ghost SCHOOL CLUBS Figure skating a combination of art and athletics Smithfield High Figure Skating Club P. Medeiros, C. Fontaine, G. Finucane Majorettes (FRONT) J Oliva, S Oliva, P Taylor (advisor), (MIDDLE) C Beehan, S Derosier, P Trombley, (BACK) M. McGowan, S Doyle, L. Marie, K. Mathurin Co-Captain Judy Oliva Captain Sandy Oliva 74 Project Close-Up G. Mete, P. DelPonte, J. Gerlach, D. Wilson, M. Hagopian, Mr. Filippini (advisor); Absent for photo: K. Connolly, R. Meiss Distributive Education Club (FRONT) S Nanni, S Paquette, L. Clark, D. Corsi, M. Mariotti, (BACK) Mr. Dauphinee (advisor), R. Marty, J Steiner, B. Powers, J. Gamer, V. Rondeau Library Assistants (FRONT) R. Delfino, P Porter, G. Gederman, T Mason, E. Hameson, T Carney, L. Aiello (BACK) A. O ' Rourke, M. Fadl, K. LaBree, M. Lachapelle, Miss Campaneili (librarian), M. Cahill, S Devine, C. Chagnon, J Meiss 75 Math Club Robert Tondreault Edward Whalen (absent for photo:) Juli Ritter Lori Pontarelli Charles D ' Atri Mrs. Camara (advisor) Project In-Site Peter Gabriele Mr. Balasco (advisor) Steven Leblanc Cathy Naylor (absent for photo:) John Cabral Model Legislature (SEATED:) Tami Lowe Robin McGowan Jean O ' Shea Gail Kulisch (STANDING:) Mrs. Frechette (advisor) Michael Hagopian Ralph Meiss Paul DelPonte Donald Wilson Greg Mete John Gerlach Mark Keene 76 BAND Carolyn Chrzan and Maury Hoyt take a break during the pep rally Mr. Tinkham, Director Clarinetist Lori Ward in concert BAND OFFICERS; (Below) President - Marianne D ' Amario VicePresident- Pam Covill Treasurer- David Droste Secretary- Carolyn Chrzan French horn players Kathy Pedley and P.J. Car¬ valho perform at an elem. school concert 1977-78Band: A. Amatore, C Ba¬ ker, R. Boyes, T Boyle, W Bran- nen, P. Carvalho, T Connor, C Covill, J D ' Atri, J D ' Amario, A. D ' Angelo, D. Danielson, A De- Fusco, S Doyle, D. Droste, D. Gruttadauria, D. Houle, P Houle, M. Hoyt, T Low, L. Marchant, L. Marie, K. Mathurin, R. Mattera, K Pedley, R. Pietryski, J Randle, J Ritter, R. Romanelli, J Rossi, R. Shirley, D. Silverman, D Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, K. Straus, C Trombley, L. Trombley, D. Ward, L. Ward, E. Whalen, S Graham, C Gradey 77 MUSIC . . Concert Choir-Chamber Singers Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, and Band in Concert at Warwick Mall Mr. Cleasby conducts singers at St. Thomas Church All-State Choir rehearsal (L-R) K. Varr, M. Kennedy, C. Sachuk Attentive listeners at the Mall ' Your pitch is terrible and my finger-painting isn ' t so great either. ' ' concert 78 Dedicated musicians Chamber Singers entertain at the Winter Concert Tom Nangle strikes a relaxed pose Chamber Singers watch for their cues Look closely and see that Charlie D ' Atri and Greg Williams crack up while performing Chamber Singers perform at the Christmas Assembly But here we see them on a more serious note 79 HOMECOMING Friday ' s Assembly Kelly Farrell can’t believe the photographer is taking her picture Marc St. Germain and Jackie Gould sit one out. Yvette Gagnon and date would rather be left alone. Bob Dulude says ' ' Let’s boogie . Tom O ' Rourke and Lisa Palmieri get into the music Mr. Shepard does a little cheek-to-cheek dancing with Patty Morrison. 82 CHRISTMAS BALL 78 The night conies to a close with a slow dance. ABOVE Sometimes the talking is just as important as the dancing; RIGHT Susan Harrison dances to the music Kathy Gustafson steps lively. Senior Class President Dave Sur- prenant relaxes. 83 Winter Of 1978 Yecchh Winter .. and what a winter it was ! Anxiety filled us all as we awaited the storm. And when it came, school was dismissed early on February 6 The excitement was enough to plow the front entrance as the students gushed out the doors The sky was a fluffy white mass in which we had to use our hands as windshield wipers What a day! Somehow students made it home, but we were the lucky ones Thousands were stranded and we were not able to rescue them. The whole episode turned into a full week of emergency broadcasts, shoveling, walking to the market and shivering For us students it was the best gift old man winter could have bestowed. Two lovely weeks of romping through snowdrifts and doing exactly what we pleased. And isn ' t that what our sen¬ ior class is really into doing ex¬ actly what we please ! 85 Charlene Winfield and date find time for a touch dance Sheila Cabral claps with the rhythm of the beat. Judy Oliva boogies on down! Nancy Robenhymer asks Joe DiMuccio . ’ ’Did you hear the one about ... ? 86 The P C. Band and Choir performs at an April assembly. Mr. Tortolani explains the coop¬ erative education program. The student body seems pleased to be out of class for an assembly Solar energy one of the topics demonstrated at this year’s assembly pro¬ gram. Members of the U S Navy band perform at what was called the best as¬ sembly of the year ASSEMBLIES 87 Mark McSweeney, playing Pooh Bah (Right side) tells Chris Sachuk (Nanki Poo) to have courage in the 1st Act fi¬ nale OPERETTA S.H.S. Savoyards Present “Mikado” Katisha (J. McCrorie) searches for Nanki Poo, The Mikado ' s long-lost son Jim Laferriere, Scott Dickson and Dave Spinella sing ' ' We represent the Lollipop Kids ' ' 88 A pretty trio of schoolgirls are Cindy Stanford, Sandy Sachuk and Anna Sangiovanni Stick and stones may break Katisha ' s bones, but names will never hurt her Koko (Ed Whalen) reads from his list of offenders Pitti Sing (Anne Sangiovanni) and Pish Tush sing a Soloist Scott Baker duet 89 Mary Ruggieri arrives at the Coachmen with her date to the prom as couples in their formal attire proceed in for their big night The night’s action gets under way as Mrs Parkhurst, class advisor, supervises the distribution of class favors Karen Tubman and John Robitaille have fun and Chris Cooney (right) receives her favor from Jackie Clossick. One good-looking table waits patiently for their meal to arrive while Brian Cotter and Mickey Mousseau enjoy their cokes 90 ' ' The Naked Truth ' ' plays on as Carolyn Reis enjoys a slow dance with her date; Robin Kratt boogies to the music and Tim Walsh and Sheila Cobral sit one out Joanne Williams and Jack Hurley soc ialize; Bob ' ' The Rooster ' ' Kerwin watches over his women; and, Class Presi¬ dent Chris Sachuk dances with Jill Paolino “Nights In White Satin ” JUNIOR PROM “Nights In White Satin, Never Reaching The End; Letters Eve Written, Never Meaning To Send Yes, I Love You, Yes, I Love You, Oh, I Love You ” 91 UNDER CLASSMEN i 92 Class 93 94 95 % Class S o p M H O ° R E 1980 Class Officers; (SEATED:) Jay Sevey (Pres ); (MIDDLE: 1 to r.) L. Antone (Treas ) Mrs Parkhurst (Advisor) D Cairone (Sec ); (TOP:) K. Albanese (Soc Ch ); J Bennett (V Pres ); S Gra¬ ham (Soc Ch.); Absent-J Paolino (Soc Ch.) 97 98 Class Class Officers- (SEATED: 1 to r ) P Surprenant (Soc Ch.); M. McGowan (Sec.); T. Chakuroff (Treas ); S Boyle (Soc Ch.); (STANDING:) R. Catelle (V. Pres.); P Gabriel (Pres.) 99 Varsity (FRONT, L. to R.) Beth Boyle and Dawn Paolino, Co-Cap¬ tains; (SEATED) Nancy Ruotolo, Debbie Paquette, Sue Nero, Jeanne Charland, Kelly Farrell; (STANDING) Sue Santoro, Laurie Muncey, Ce- cille Gregoire, Melissa St. Onge, Kelly O’Connor, Beth O ' Day 77 -78 CHEERLEADERS SALUTE THE SENTINELS FIELD HOCKEY njf • ♦ j B Varsity - (KNEELING L. to R.) M. Smith, K. Crossman, D. Peloquin, K. Wilcox, C Curley, K. Gerlach; (STANDING) T Low, G. Kulisch, K. Horn, K. Hawkins, S Pagliarini, P Ricci, S Hassel, K. Bouchard, Ms. Neal (Coach) S.H.S. OPPONENT 0.... Warwick Vets .0 0.... South Kingstown .... 1 1 .. .. Lincoln .3 0.... Wheeler .1 0.... Tollgate .1 4.. .. Tiverton .0 0.... Barrington .2 1-Chariho .0 0.... Pilgrim .3 0 .... Burrillville .1 0 .... Cumberland .1 5 .... Lincoln School .0 (Season: 3-8-1) The field hockey team featured an outstanding defense led by All- State goalie and Co-Captain Sue Hamel along with center-half Co-Captain Kerrie Wilcox Of¬ fensively the team had its rough moments as seen in its 5 heart¬ breaking losses by only one goal. The season’s high point was Sue Hamel ' s low ' ' goals-against ' ' average of only 1.0, a genuine All-State performance. ABOVE Coach Neal talks over game strategy with the team. BELOW Coleen Curley on the offense. CROSS COUNTR Y For the second year in a row, the girls ' cross-country team finished as runner-up in the State cham¬ pionship, but was unable to cap¬ ture the Division crown. This was again the consequence of being in the same division as the eventual New England champs, Cumber¬ land . Some of the frustration was alleviated as the girls defended, successfully, their Class B cham¬ pionship and also became the first team to represent Smithfield in New England competition. (STANDING:) L. Powers, D. Jilson, R. Previte, S Brown, K. Maione, D. Droste, L. Salvati, N Oliva, S Boyle, K. Connally, Coach Lelli; (KNEELING:) J D ' Agostino, P Farnsworth, B. Benoit, D. Parks, K. Da¬ vis, C. Panzarella, J McCroire, D. Smith, R. Benoit. On your mark get set Donna Parks shows the agony of the long-distance run. Outstanding runners Cheryl Pan¬ zarella and Karen Davis. S.H.S OPPONENT 15 North Providence 50 42 Cumberland . 18 15. Mt.St. Charles . 50 22.. . Central Falls 37 15.. .. Lincoln . . 48 21. St. Ray ' s . 38 21 Woonsocket .. .38 (Season 6 - l;2nd Place) Major Meets Injury Fund - 2nd of 19 St. Xavier ' s Relays - Class A-3rd; Class C-lst O.L.P. Invitational - 7th of 23 Columbus Day - 3rd of 16 Class B Championship - 1st, JV- 2nd R.I Championship - 2nd, JV- 2nd New England Championship - 11th GYMNASTICS (KNEELING:) Donna Peloquin (Co-Capt.), Debbie Cotrone (Coach), Linda Parks (Co-Capt.); (STANDING:) Pam Varin, Charlene Winfield, Bette Smith, Lynne Cardarelli, Debbie Cairone, Anne Roberts, Beth Connor, Diane Robi- taille, Sheila Cabral, Donna Parks, Rose Previte, Patricia Davey, Cindy Miller, Diane Antiello S.H. S OPPONENT 41. Tolman ... . ,. 60 58. . Cumberland .. ..90 81. Lincoln ,. .69 78 . Coventry . .56 72.1 Woonsocket 41.45 73. Shea .69.9 82. Burrillville . . .84 72.. . N Smithfield . 83 (Season: 4-4) Donna Peloquin does a flying leap over the horse Anne Roberts on the uneven bars 104 S.H.S. OPP. SOFTBALL Varsity Squad (KNEELING: L. TO R ) C Curley, B. Forrest (Co-Cap¬ tains) (1ST ROW:) C Meiss, K. Bouchard, J Clossick, M. Reall, R. Mattera, L. Petrosinelli, C Miller; (2ND ROW:) K. Hawkins, S Hamel, D. Hindle, M. Davis, C Puelo, C Forrest, D. Allen, Mr. Petell (Coach). Pitcher Marcia Reall dips low as she hurls another strike to the opposing batter Co-Capt. Coleen Curley readies for her turn at bat. Sue Hamel pegs another one in from the outfield. 1 .Lincoln ... 6 4 .Cumberland . 8 12 .N. Smithfield 17 7 .Woonsocket 4 7 .Scituate ... 2 1 .Lincoln ..... 13 5 .Cumberland . 7 19 .N. Smithfield 6 9 .Woonsocket .. 5 18 .Scituate . 2 (Season: 5-5) Coach Bob Petell studies his de - fensive line-up Smithfield High’s softball team finished their season with a total over-all season record of nine wins and seven losses. Victories in their non-league games came over St. Pat ' s and Tiverton (twice) The girls placed third in Northern Division play despite their cumulative team batting average of .410. With only five seniors departing this year and sixteen veteran underclassmen re¬ turning to the squad next year, Coach Bob Petell looks forward to next season as a winning one 105 State Title This Year Almost! Varsity Squad (L. TO R.) Diane Peterson (Co-Capt), Sue Hamel, Gail Ku- lisch, Donna Hindle, Kathy Hawkins, Sue Boyle, Bernadette Benoit, Diane Smith, Cathy Bennett (Co-Capt.), Kerrie Wilcox, Betsy Tallman, Miss Neal (Coach) Kathy Hawkins goes for two with a strong jump shot Sue Boyle easily gets through as she drives past the de¬ fenders to the bucket S.H.S. 80 ... . .Mt. St. Charles OPP 19 49 . . .Burrillville 27 53 .N Smithfield 34 46 . . .Johnston 29 54 . . Scituate . 31 77 .. . , .Mt. St. Charles 14 68 . .Burrillville 28 59 , . N Smithfield 32 54 . . , . Johnston 24 48 Woonsocket 30 53 . . . . Scituate . . 24 57 .. . , .Woonsocket 41 45 .. . Playoffs ,. Cranston West 36 54 .. Cumberland 46 50 .. . . Lincoln 48 31 . .. St. Xavier’s . 47 (Season: 15-1) Donna Hindle challenges the de¬ fense 106 Taking laps at practice keeps the players in good shape Cathy Bennett seems determined to score Sue Hamel jumps over her defender for the one-hand jump shot Once again Coach Cindy Neal ' s well-coached basketball team had a superb season. Led by co-cap¬ tains Cathy Bennett and Sue Ha - mel, the team breezed through its regular Division season of twelve games and remained undefeated. In fact, victories by 15 to 30 point margins over the opposition were the rule and not the exception. The playoffs were a different sto¬ ry, however, as close encounters of three kinds with Cranston West, Cumberland, and Lincoln all proved successful, only to be fol¬ lowed by a heartbreaking loss to St. Xavier ' s. Their consistent good play, however, will always make them 1 in our hearts 1978 Junior Varsity Squad with Coach Cheryl Short Coach Short re-groups her tired J-V team members with some new strategy Kerry Bouchard tries to draw a foul especially with the ref so close by 107 TRACK North Division Champions Again! ' ' Depth is their trade¬ mark , ' ' according to Coach Jack Lelli in describing the ' 78 team ' s outstanding fea¬ ture . For the second straight year, the team went unde¬ feated in successfully de¬ fending their Northern Divi¬ sion championship. They also repeated this year as Class B champions. Several team members were accorded special honors by Division coaches with their selection to the All-North Division team. They were: Gail Kulisch (discus), Donna Hindle (shot), Diane Smith (440), and Susan Boyle (hurdles). Additionally, Diane and Susan teamed with Rose Previte and Beth Boyle to form the All-Divi¬ sion 440 relay team. With only three graduating seniors this year, the female track Sentinels should continue as a league powerhouse. Varsity (FRONT: L. TOR.) Mr. Neubauer (Coach), S Boyle, P Da- vey, D. Parks, D. Robitaille, K. Davis, C Panzarella, S Smith, N Oliva, L. Delfino, Mr. Lelli (Coach); (MIDDLE:) D. Jillson, C Hart¬ mann, D. Downey, R. Benoit (Co-Capt.), J. McCrorie, L. Parks, S Cabral, R. Previte, G. Kulisch, L. Powers, L. O ' Connor; (BACK:) B. Boyle (Co-Capt.), D. Smith, K. Covilll, J. D ' Agostino, K. Maione, S Brown, K. Connolly, B. Benoit, A Roberts, D. Hindle, K. Hawkins A famous track sister combo - Beth and Susan Boyle Susan Brown breezes through the low hurdles Above Top runners shown are Karen Davis, Cheryl Panzarella and Julie McCrorie Right Scorers Joanne D ' Agostino and Carolann Abbatamatteo assist Coach Lelli 108 Susan Boyle starts to outdistance her friendly opponent from Ponaganset Gail Kulisch concentrates on the tricky discus Sheila Cabral clears the bar with plenty of room to spare Coach Lelli peps up P. Davey, S Smith, L. O ' Con¬ nor , P. Previte, and N. Oliva A Fantastic Year S.H.S OPP. 6 SV 2 .. . Barrington 52 Vi 98 . .E. Providence 20 77V 2 ... Cumberland 40y 2 80 ... .Burrillville . . 38 99 . .Ponaganset 19 104 . . Cranston East .. 14 92V 2 ... .St. Xavier ' s ... 241 2 114 . 3 118 . .. .Mount Pleasant 0 (Division Season: 7-0) . Injury Fund Relay Independence Day 1st of 22 Meet . .. 1st of 8 Class B Championship Class A Performance . 1st of 8 Meet. . .. 2nd of 8 State Championships 6th of 24 Freshman State Meet ... . 3rd of 14 Pentathalon. 2nd and 3rd of 33 Diane Smith makes a smooth landing in the pits 109 Donna Parks gets good height in the long jump The Sentinel Cross-Country team fared very well this season, and with a crop of underclassmen returning next year, things are looking bright for Coaches Buglio and Salsibury. Although the team will be losing co-cap¬ tains Dave and Tom D ' A¬ gostino through graduation, one of the brighter prospects coming up will be Joe Ben¬ nett, this year’s top runner. Top-notch sophomore and junior runners such as Ray Davey and Scott Langlois, should provide a highly suc¬ cessful season next year. As for this season, the young Sentinels managed a winning record, all of which made for a pleasant surprise for everyone but their oppo¬ nents. A one-two Sentinel punch Scott Langlois and Joe Bennett S.H. S. OPPONENT 26.. .O.L.P. 18 Classical . 15.. .. Johnston . ..29 26.. . .Tolman . ..23 Central Falls ... ..33 15.. . .Central . ..55 (Season: 4-2) Northern R. I. Championship 2 nd of 8 Class C Championship .... 4th of 10 Coaches ' Invitational . 2 nd of 8 Ed Hezr Memorial Race ... 3rd of 22 Cross-Country Carnival ... 3rd of 9 O. L. P. Invitational . 1 st of 12 CROSS COUNTR Y 1977 Varsity: (KNEELING) J Bennett, D. Benoit, C Noke, T D ' Agos¬ tino, D. D ' Agostino, A. Bianchini, J Sevey, S Langlois, R. Davey; (STANDING) Mr. Buglio (Coach),J Thibeault, T Stiles, B. Giglio, D Hevey, L. Morse, S Jeremiah, M. Hickey, S. Leblanc, J Meiss, J Higham, Mr. Salisbury (Coach). ABOVE - Coach Buglio discusses strategy with Co-Captain Tom D ' Agos¬ tino. BELOW LEFT - Joe Bennett takes the lead. BELOW RIGHT - Co- Captain Dave D ' Agostino comes through the finish gate. Mark 11 Cookie ' ' Gilchrist left Smithfield High School to pursue a professional soccer career in Scotland Cookie ' s departure in February of 1978 was a sad time for all of us. We have the memories of his freshman year in which he led the J V Soccer team to a record of 12 wins and 1 loss. In his sophomore year Mark started to make himself known to R.I soccer, making the Metropolitan All-Division team. In his junior year he led Smithfield ' s Cinderella soccer team to the State finals scoring 7 of Smithfield ' s 9 goals in the playoffs. He finished his junior year with the honor of 3rd in the State in scoring and made the R.I All- State team as well as the All-New England team. Cookie entered his senior soccer season with the repu¬ tation as the best player in the State; he finished as one of the best players in the country Mark ' s bril¬ liance in both the playoffs and regular season earned him the honor of ' ' All-American. ' ' But what made Mark special to us was his humility and friendship. Mark was thought of as a superman on the field but to many classmates he was the good friend who we all came to know and love An artist at work. MARK GILCHRIST ALL-AMERICAN In a class by himself Best shot in the state. 4 UCEWlc H Cookie ' s famous scissor kick. Ill Kevin Gould battles his opponent for the ball. For the second year in a row the Sentinels reached the State finals and fell just short of the title The regular season was highlighted by Coach Brochu ' s 100th victo¬ ry, several key come-from-behind wins, and finishing the regular season in a tie for second. The first game of the playoffs saw the Sentinels trailing 3-2 with 17 seconds left in the game when Mark Gilchrist scored and sent the game into overtime Two overtime per¬ iods were played and the game was decided in a spe - cial penalty-kicking session with the Sentinels winning the dramatic encounter 4-3 The semi-finals saw a thrilling come-from-behind 4-3 Sentinel victory over Hendricken. The game was highlighted by a tremen¬ dous 3 goal performance by Mark Gilchrist. The next day it just wasn ' t in the cards for the Sentinels in the State finals as they fell to Barrington 4-1 We will never forget those thrilling ball games Dick Brochu — Top School¬ boy Soccer Coach In Rhode Island Goalie Steve Lynch stops another try at the nets. The Sentinel ' ' Sockers ' ' prepare for battle. Greg Williams moves the ball well as he delicately chips it across field. 112 OPPONENT SOCCER State Finalists 2nd Year In A Row Joe DiMuccio controls the ball. Brian Cotter puts a move on his opponent. 3 ... Warwick Vets 4 . Barrington. 2 . . . Bristol ... ... 3 .. East Providence . 3 . Cranston East ... 4 . . Pilgrim 5 . LaSalle . .... 3 ... Hendricken ... 7 . South Kingstown . .. . 2 . . . Warwick. 2 . ... Barrington ... 0.Bristol . 3 ... East Providence . .. . 0. Cranston East . 4 .. Pilgrim. 3 ... LaSalle ••••.•• 2 . Hendricken .. . . 3 . South Kingstown Playoffs: 4 . . . Westerly . . 4 ... Hendricken. 1.Barrington . Bob Nagle moves the ball upfield. Kevin O ' Day prepares to blast a shot. (SEATED: L. to R.) A. Marchione, B. Curley, K. O ' Day, S. Peloquin, M. Gilchrist, K. Gould, J Baxter, S Lowe; (KNEELING:) J Germano, J. Higgins, S Lynch, J. DiMuccio, T Nangle, S Bell, G. Williams; (STANDING:) Mr. Brochu (Coach), B. Cotter, M. Leach, R. Nangle, K Doyle, J. Hurley, E. Couette, T Buckley 113 O HNCMiOHCJi-tO’H ro vo ro o c i O co ro S.H.S. OPPONENT 8 . Portsmouth 8 14.. . South Kingston 25 26. Hope. .0 14.. . . St. Ray ' s . 35 12 ... . Warren. . 20 19 Central . 14 0 . . North Providence 6 (Season: 2-4-1) Co-Captains Craig Placido and Rick Lamirande lead the Sentinels onto the gridiron. Sentinel defense readies their blit 2 ! Coach Dunn observes the game closely, watching for a weakness. Varsity (SEATED: L. toR.) R. Agnes, R. Roe, A. DeLuca, L. Colaluca, R. Doyle, D. Petrone, C Placido, R. Lamirande, H. Cugno, J. Kaminski, D. Davies, P Thorpe, M. Adler, S Roe; (KNEELING:) S Falls, C. Dono¬ hue, R. Arruda, M. Serapiglia, W. Proulx, P. Elgar, R. Erbe, J. Snell, R. Kerwin, J. Coffey, R. Thompson, J. Robinson; (STANDING:) J. Adler, P. Cugno, S. O ' Burka, P Potter, M. Agnes, J Parente, J Matera, T Ken¬ nedy, E. DiMuccio, K. Robenhymer, R. Thorpe, J. Riley, D. Lafazia, Mr. Petrarca (Asst. Coach), Mr. Dunn (Coach). 114 Ron Agnes leads Dave Lafazia around end. Tough Shoes To Fill FOOTBALL Tony ' ' The Duke ' ' DeLuca and defensive line eye the enemy offense menacingly. Co-Captain Rick Lamirande joins the huddle. Mike Serapiglia gains long yardage. Coming off a Class B Divi¬ sion Title last year, the Sentinels had high hopes for this year ' s season. Its start was promising with one vic¬ tory , one loss and one tie. The team then proceeded to drop the last six out of eight games for a 2-4-1 division record, giving them a fourth place tie with Portsmouth for the season. The offensive line ' s inexperience and key injuries proved to be a de¬ ciding factor in the team ' s performance. Sophomore Dave Lafazia became one of the few bright spots this sea - son by blazing back three kickoffs for touchdowns. Players receiving All-Class honors were lineman Larry Colaluca, running back Dave Lafazia, and offensive end Craig Placido. Second team selections were defen¬ sive end Rich Lamirande and defensive guard Ricky Doyle. 115 S.H.S. OPPONENT 42.. Central Falls .55 64.. North Smithfield .. 50 49.. Bristol .45 79.. Warren .54 77.. Burrillville .47 46.. Scituate ......... 49 70.. Davies Voc . .65 54.. Central Falls .49 63.. North Smithfield .. 67 49 Bristol .45 62.. Narraganset ...... 67 66 .. Warren .50 88.. Davies Voc .69 77.. Narraganset .66 61.. Ponaganset .43 89.. Burrillville .. % . .. 36 64.. Scituate .66 98 Ponaganset .67 (Playoffs:) 55 .Shea .68 (Season: 13-5) Varsity (KNEELING: L to R.) D. Benoit, S Lynch, G. Williams, T Con- tillo; (STANDING:) Mr. Benoit (Coach), W Gorgone, J Bennett, M. Martin, T. Buckley, R. Dulude, C. Donohue, A. Bianchini, D. Butera, K. Gedermann (Mgr.) Tom Buckley prays for divine assistance to get the ball Dave Benoit dribbles by a Burrillville defender, in the basket. 116 BASKETBALL Captain Steve Lynch goes up for the score. Coaches Benoit and Skenyon can ' t believe the refer¬ ee ' s call. The opening tap is won by center Tom Buckley. Curt Donohue practices some trick dribbling. Joe Bennett at the ' ' charity stripe 1 ' . Smithfield opened their season with a disappointing loss to Cen¬ tral Falls, but then managed a two game winning streak over North Smithfield and Bristol. Seven games later and 4 victories to our credit, the Sentinels found them¬ selves losing by 12 at the half to Bristol and had to win in order to gain 2nd place in the Division. Smithfield made their greatest comeback of the year by winning the game by four points, thereby gaining a playoff berth. Smith - field was forced to settle for 3rd place in Sub III play when they lost a crucial game to Scituate and ended their regular season with a 13-5 record. The Sentinels faced a tough Pawtucket West in their only playoff game and lost by 13 points, ending the ' 77- ' 78 season. Co-captains Greg Wil¬ liams and Steve Lynch were named to the All-Division 1st and 3rd teams respectively. Bob Dulude struggles for a rebound under the hoop. 117 WRESTLING S.H .S. OPP 33 . 30 13 .Mt. Pleasant . 41 37 .N Providence . 21 39 .O.L.P. 21 15 . . .Narragansett 39 27 .. . .West Warwick 34 40 ... . Central 21 39 . . . .Hope 15 26 .Mt. Pleasant ., 28 36 . ..N. Providence 23 39 .O.L.P. 15 25 31 33 .. . West Warwick . 27 46 ... . Central .. . 12 (Season: 9-5) (KNEELING: L. TOR.) M. Hagopian, S. Morrow, D. Desjarlais (Tri-Captains); (ROW 1:) W Hawkins, R. Davey, T. Desjarlais, J D ' Amario, E. Passarelli, K. Roberts, W Greene; (ROW 2:) S Sachuk, C Steere, J Santillo, G Conroy, M. Conboy, S Durvin; (ROW 3:) K. Robenhymer, F Gerard, B. Newton, C Noke, D. Blanchette; (ROW 4:) Mr. Torregrossa (Asst. Coach) and Mr. Oliva (Coach) Doug Desjarlais overpowers his opponent Mike Hagopian assumes the ref ' s position for 2nd period Sweaty and satisfying sums up this year ' s season for the Sentinel wrestlers as they finished 9-5 in their Suburban Division. The team ' s outstanding talent includ¬ ed, in the 98 lb. class, All- League selection Ray Davey, and in the 145 lb. class, another All- Leaguer and Co-captain Steve Morrow Raymond also placed first in both the Christmas and Suburban Tournaments. Pound for pound, Ray Davey is probably tops in his class in the State. With the team losing only one senior, they will be a tough contender next season. Ray Davey builds up his impressive victory record. S.H.S. OPP. 0 .N. Smithfield 2 1 .Barrington .... 6 3 .North Prov. .. 4 3 .Coventry . 6 3 .N. Smithfield 7 4 .Barrington .... 5 10 .....Our Lady of Prov. 3 4 .Barrington .... 6 1 .E. Greenwich . 3 4 .Tolman . 1 4 .North Prov. .. 7 0 .N. Smithfield 6 5 .Our Lady of Prov. 2 1 .East Greenwich 2 3 .North Prov... 6 4 .E. Greenwich . 3 3 .Tolman . 4 2 ..... Coventry . 4 5 .Our Lady of Prov. 6 3 .Coventry. 7 2 .Tolman . 4 (Season: 4 - 17) HOCKEY Brian Cotter turns the defense. 1977-78 Varsity Hockey Team: (BOTTOM ROW) G. Tikoian, J Mattera, B. Curley, Mgr. B. Paquette, W Goolgosian, N Hall, S Lowe; (MIDD¬ LE ROW) Coach Nardelli, M. McSweeny, M. Boyes, J DiMuccio, B. Cotter, J. Baxter, M. Fugere, F Soulliere, Coach Goolgasian; (TOP ROW) J Germano, M. Campbell, R. Arruda, E. DiMuccio, S Falls The Sentinels, coming off their best season ever in 1977 and with 12 veteran players returning, had high hopes as contenders for their Division ' s championship. As has been the custom with past teams, Smithfield skat¬ ers started slowly, losing 6 games before a refreshing 10-3 victory over O.L.P. Ensuing team problems re¬ sulted in young players gaining starting line posi¬ tions and the remainder of the season became a re¬ building effort for next year. Though the final records showed a meek 4-16 season total in Met B play, under¬ classmen players gained valuable experience for next year. John Germano pins his man. Joe DiMuccio awaits a pass to the point for a shot on cage 119 BASEBALL S.H.S. OPP. 4 .... .Mt. St. Chas. . 3 0 .N. Providence . 3 1 Cumberland ... 2 3 .Burrillville .... 2 3 .... .Woonsocket ... 4 2 .Mt. St. Chas. . 0 2 .N. Providence . 1 3 .Cumberland ... 0 1 .Burrillville .... 5 2 .Woonsocket ... 1 9 .N. Providence . 0 5 .Mt. St. Chas. . 4 1 .Cumberland ... 2 2 .Burrillville .... 8 3 .Woonsocket ... 5 Playoffs 4 .Burrillville .. 5 (Season: 8-8) Varsity (FRONT: L. TOR.) J Vanniewenheuyze, M. Hevey, K. O ' Day, T. Low, S Lynch, G. Williams, R. Nangle, K. Gould, J Pa¬ quette; (MIDDLE:) B. Stoeckel, M. McSweeney, J Flynn, R. Proulx, R Erbe, D. Butera, T Cesino, J Gould (Stats), Mr. Salisbury (Coach); (BACK:) N. Hannon, D. Stockwell, S Geremia, E. Passarelli, M. La- chapelle, B. Gorgone, L. Houle (Stats), E. Gargone (Stats). Coach Salisbury goes over ground Billy Goigone takes the mound rules with the ump ABOVE Mark McSweeney is ready for any ball hit near third base BELOW Catcher Kevin Gould seems to be readying for a pick-off throw to 2nd base ABOVE Bruce Stoeckel, Infielder, keeps the ball humming ’round the horn BELOW Greg Williams and Mark O ' Day trot back to the dugout 120 Kevto O ' Day tries to get the Sentinel bats going for the Kevin Gould stretches out Ms lead off lst base day Senior ' ' Jim Van ' warms up on the sidelines Brilliant mound performances by senior John Paquette and sopho¬ more Bill Gorgone helped the Sentinels to a 3rd place finish in the Northern Division. Strong hit¬ ting all season by All-Stater Greg Williams and catcher Kevin Gould aided the team in gaining a play¬ off berth. While nipped 5-4 by Burrillville in a 12 inning thriller, the team can still be proud of its performance Standouts this year were Co-captain Steve Lynch at shortstop, Bruce Stoeckel at 2nd base, and Kevin O’Day in the outfield, aided by Mark McSweeney at 3rd base and the clutch hitting of Bob Nangle. Bob Nangle digs another throw to The ' 78 Junior Varsity Squad coached by Mr. William Gessner lst out of the dirt 121 Varsity (FRONT: L. TOR.) T O ' Rourke, M. Agnes, D. D ' Agostino, P Thorpe, K. Lavender, H. Cugno, J. Parente, J Hurley, J Ferrazza, J. Germano, F D ' Angelo; (2ND ROW:) A. Bianchini, R. Thorpe, S. O ' Rourke, S Graham, S Langlois, J Bennett, B. Greene, J Sevey, D. Benoit, T Stiles, R. Smith, C Donohue; (3RD ROW:) C Pizzo, J D ' Atri, J Reilly, F Schott, F Bellemore, M. Serapiglia, D. Lafazia, T Nangle, L. Morse, G. Conroy, J Foley; (TOP:) Mr. Dunn (Coach), J Murphy, M. Daniels (Mgr), P Kelley, T. Carney, R. Boyes, M. Sachiik,J Gronski, B. Newton, C Noke, Mr. Buglio (Coach) Dave Benoit runs away from his nearest rival Adam Bianchini shows good form over the high hurdles Lisa Langlois, stats keeper, checks times with a coach S.H.S. OPP 73 ... Cumberland .... 54 Lincoln .. 56 101 ... Ponaganset. 48 108 ... Tolman. 41 72 ... S. Kinston. 76 100 ... Scituate. 49 83 ... O.L.P. 56 87 ... Johnston. 62 (Season: 7-1) Northern Leag Relays - 3rd of 8 Class C Relay Carnival .3rd of 8 Northern League Championship .2nd of 8 Class C Championship .3rd of 8 John Germano makes it over the 9 ' 6 ' ' pole valut mark 122 Dana Petrone warms up for the discus events Captain Henry Cugno checks his race time with Joe Mattera TRACK Dave D ' Agostino and Jay Sevey attempt to outlast Classical runners The 1978 boys ' outdoor track season was one of the most successful campaigns ever. The team compiled a dual meet record of nine wins and one loss. In North¬ ern League competition the Sentinels were edged out by Lincoln for the championship by only 2 points. In the Class C Championships the 3rd place finish and 88 points amassed by the team is one of the best perfor¬ mances in recent years. Next year looks like a very promising year with the re¬ turn of the best freshmen and sophomore track athletes the School has ever had. Dave D ' Agostino edges out an O.L.P. rival runner Joe Bennett better lift those legs higher to make his high jump count Tom Nangle struggles for distance in the long jump 123 TENNIS 1978 Varsity: (SEATED) D. Conti, C. Bennett, L. Lapane (Capt.), K. Spader; (STANDING) Mr. Kopec (Coach), K. Linehan, C. Winfield, L. Autone, S Baxter, D O ' Shea, D. Gruttadauria, S Dickson, T Arsen¬ ault, R. Bottai, J. Oliva, C Johnson, R. Davey, J Cabral Capt. Laurie Lapane in action This year ' s Sentinel tennis team, with only a handful of players returning from last year ' s squad, turned in a re¬ spectable season for them¬ selves . Their record of 5 wins and 6 losses does not indicate that their season came down to a final match against Lincoln to decide if they would make the play¬ offs . Although defeated by Lincoln and shut out of the playoffs this year, 3 of the top 5 players will return in 78-79. A YX Cathy Bennett prepares to unload her powerful backhand shot Ken Spader is forced to return a deep smash Capt. Laurie Lapane with Coach Kopec D. Conti belts one from base line S.H.S. OPP. 1 ... Classical ... 6 5 .Davies . 2 4 .Shea . 3 1 .M.S.C.5 1 .Lincoln .... 6 6 .Hope . 1 1 .0.L.P.6 7 .......Davies .0 2 .M.S.C.5 6 .Tolman .... 1 2 .Lincoln .... 5 (Season: 5-6) 124 GOLF 9 .Woonsocket 9 .Scituate .. 7 .North Prov. .. 5 SV 2 ... .Mt. St. Chas. 6 V 2 5 .N. Smithfield 7 5 .Woonsocket ..7 12 .Scituate .0 6 .North Prov. .. 6 ID 2 -Mt. St. Chas. y 2 6 V 2 ... .N. Smithfield SV 2 (Season: 6-3-1) Varsity (KNEELING: L. TOR.) M. Boyes, B. Curley, D. Tassoni, B. Kerwin; (STANDING:) Mr. Hart (Coach), K. Fugere, R. Arruda, M. Tassoni (Capt.), F. Seuliere, K. Robenhymer, E. Snell Earl Snell lines up a long putt A successful season seemed to be in store for golf as they began with three quick victories. Although set back by three quick losses and a tie, the Sentinel linksmen bounced back to crush Scituate 12-0 and Mt. St. Charles HV 2 - V 2 . The season ' s highlight oc¬ curred when the team upset the undefeated Division champs, Woonsocket, 9-3 The team ' s new coach, Jack Hart, had to be happy with the team ' s play, espe¬ cially when Robbie Arruda shot a 69 at Glocester C. C and when Mike Tassoni beat the R.I State champion Steve Gurka K. Fugere uses a few practice chip shots to relax Long-ball hitting Robbie Arruda shown here on the tee at Glocester C C 125 Mike Tassoni remembers to keep his head down as he blasts out of a sand trap A THLETIC BANQUET 126 Laurie Muncey happily accepts her trophy as ' ' Most Congenial Cheerleader ' ' A happy but tearful Kerrie Wilcox is congratulated by Mr. Reynolds for ' ' Outstanding Athlete ' ' Toastmaster Dick Reynolds keeps the action going and the audience laughing 127 Ktr 128 129 130 X: And Doubling Our Addison 151 The Class Of ’78 Unveils Their Class Will Susan Cummings wants to leave a bottle of No-Doz to next year’s CE II class; Marianne D ' Amario leaves her cone- head to anyone who can stand hearing conehead jokes; Dianne Corsi leaves a lunch table to Eskimo Eddie and Mo¬ hammed; Robin Dick wants to leave all her escape routes to next year ' s seniors; Charlie D ' Atri leaves 5 copies of Mein Kampf to Mr Graham; Kim Edward leaves the memories of how great she was to all the fools who write on lav walls; John Kaminski leaves a six-pack of ' Gansett to the Miller Boys; Mark Lombardi leaves a case of Rolaids to the next Student Council President; Stephen Lynch leaves Mr. Balasco ' s World Affairs assignments to anyone who thinks they can rule the world; David Millard leaves a pair of Army boots to Mrs King; Vin Bellucci wants to leave Mr. Shepard ' s suits to Elton John; Cathy Bennett leaves her brothers to the High School faculty with her heartfelt sympathy; Tammy Dailey leaves her cigarettes to Mrs Demaine; Beth Boyle leaves her toe-jump to any cheer¬ leader with no spring; Kathy Gustafson leaves her green and white sneakers to whoever stole them from the gym; Lynda Kachanis leaves a snowball to whoever hit her with one; Laurie Laferriere wants to leave a pinch in the fanny to Mr. Giroux; Jack Kebarian leaves a book on medieval torture to Dave Reilly; Steven Knight leaves his silent disposition to all the loud mouths; Sandy Sachuk wants to leave a show that both the Music and Drama departments can do together; Joyce Payette wants to leave a color coordination chart to Mr Shepard; Cheryl Pelletier leaves cafeteria clean-up duty to Billy Sullivan; Dennis Smith leaves his lips to David Droste; Earl Snell leaves smoke detectors for all the lavs; Ron Taglianetti wants to leave a pair of stilts to Mrs Restivo; Elizabeth Viens wants to leave Tommy Slater ' s grandmother to anyone who wants to break up a party; Daria Pizzo leaves her passes to the clinic to an ailing freshman; Wayne Porter leaves his marvelous tan to all the beautiful girls; Dawn Paolino leaves the good times to everyone 132 How, Pray Tell, Could We Ever Forget The amazing variety of people in a public school our fantastic class spirit the day a conehead came to school Mr. Donut runs . the inexcusable lack of chairs and tables in the cafeteria running in track and cross-country meets in the cold, rain, and snow the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat powder fights . Dorito breath being locked inside your locker the lavs, especially at the ' ’dead end ' Mrs King’s English classes . Mr. Balasco’s Wild Affairs class our way around the parties daily smokeouts in the 205 lav during A lunch all the injuries the fantastic senior privileges losing those fantastic sen¬ ior privileges . the pool on the third floor . how the freshmen could never find it Mr. Dunn’s and Mrs. Bo- luch ' s voices . the many times we left for lunch and never got caught leaving for lunch and getting caught fire drills, in good weather and bad . the Miller Boys The Christmas tree donated by the Miller Boys everyone ' s favorite Mr. Ritchie getting called down to Dave Reilly ' s office for the first time getting called down to Dave Reilly ' s office for the twenty-first time the animals in the cafeteria Mark ' ' Cookie ' ' Gilchrist play-off soccer games . wild Blackjack games in the cafeteria teachers bothering you for passes trying to get through 1200 chapters in chemistry the day Barbara Placido came to school the size of LM ' s hickeys three or four firedrills in one day . 3 2-hour long football practices . the class trip to Florida the God-awful pianos in the Music department . trying to look cool at the dead-end wall the hot lunches bugs in the soup . the speed at which word travels . George Reilly ' s jokes the great times in the courtyard the ridiculous pep talks during the track season . meeting at the 108 wall . the 77-78 hockey team the complaints about student driving in the parking lot Kevin O ' Day going Navy the messy cafe¬ teria after lunch losing a deck of cards every week the prom graduation day all the crazy people . those last few months all the fun times the good and bad times we ' ve shared with our friends who made it special . that we ' ll never have to come back Scott Bell not remembering anything watching the fresh¬ men and remembering when finally getting out! 133 SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES Most School Spirit - Mike Tassoni and Sandy Luther Best Dressed - Dana Petrone and Sue Harrison Most Athletic - Greg Williams and Kerie Wilcox Funniest - Mary Ellen D’Antuono and Paul Hamel (Right) - Best Couple - Peggy O’Donnell and Steve Hickey 134 Most Talented - Sandy Sachuk and Paul Hamel Craziest - Mike Tassoni and Mary Ellen D ' Antuono Most Courageous - Laurie Muncey and Mike Adler Quietest - Barbara Williams and Mark Kershaw Best Looking - Sue Paquette and Larry Colaluca Most Studious - Donna Robitaille and Steven Ethier 135 1 ' The Whale and Dolphin Stadium ' ' shown here is the home of Sha-Mu the killer whale and many performing dolphins The Spinning Aerial Ride offers a great view of central Fla. Carol DiStefano seems apprehensive that Charlie the Tuna might ' ' sink his hooks into her ' ' ; he really does have good taste One of the dolphins starts his as¬ cent to the hoop above 136 Laurie Muncey seems to be enjoying the The Pizza Galley as expected drew the most teen-age customers, but plane ride it s still not as good as at home Sha-Mu the killer whale is the proverbial gentle giant as she goes through her act One of the many beautiful nature scenes in Florida 137 v SENIOR HONORS DAY 6 5 78 Mr. Shepard, Principal, proudly presents the annual St. Germain Merit Award to Michelle Dubuque School Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas: Biological Science Engligh French Mathematics Physical Science Secretarial Studies Social Studies Donna M. Robitaille Elizabeth A. Boyle Kathleen L. Gustafson Aaron Tessitore Aaron Tessitore . Susan L. Cummings . Mary Kennedy Special School Awards: D. A. R. Citizenship Award Excellence in Drama Award Mathematical Association of America Award National School Choral Award John Philip Sousa Band Award Congressman Fernand St. Germain Merit Award David E. Surprenant Sandra J Sachuk Lori A. Pontarelli Sandra J Sachuk Marianne D ' Amario Michelle A. Dubuque Dave Surprenant, Class President and one of the day ' s top award winners, receives his D.A.R. Citizenship Award Mr Tinkham ' ' warmly ' ' congratulates Marianne D ' Amario, winner of the Sousa Band Award 138 Smithfield Lions Club Awards for Achievement Art... .. .. Paul M. Hamel Art Metal and Jewelry .Stephen M. Randle Band. .Philip K. Houle Bookkeeping ... ..Michael A. Tassoni Boys ' Physical Education . John M. Germano Chorus. .... Anna A. Sangiovanni Construction . Susan Cummings Cooperative Education . David D ' Agostino Distributive Education .Michaela A. Curley Girls ' Physical Education .Elizabeth A. Boyle Home Economics . .Linda J Provonsil Mechanical Drawing.Steven L. Ethier Power Mechanics . . Michael T Adler Publications .David E. Surprenant Shorthand .Linda L. Sgambato Speech .. . Kathleen L. Gustafson Typing .Patricia Nocente Woodworking . . Michael T Adler Members of the Rhode Island Honor Society Jan L. Adkins Ronald D. Agnes, Jr. Donna M. Amatore Donna S. Azevedo CathleenL. Bennett Vincent A. Bellucci Renee M. Benoit Elizabeth A. Boyle Bernice L. Brown Michelle A. Caine Therese M. Ciesinski Bethany A. Connor Gabriel Contillo Kathy J. Crossman Henry W Cugno Suzanne J. Cullen Susan L. Cummings Coleen G. Curley Marianne D ' Amario L. Charles D ' Atri, Jr. Steven L. Ethier Marguerite M. Farrell John E. Gamer John M. Germano David R. Gillerin Vincent J. Guglielmino Kathleen L. Gustafson Paul M. Hamel Kathy A. Harris Susan J Harrison Michelle M. Hebert Michael R. Hevey Philip K. Houle JohnW. Hurley, Jr. Lynda C. Kachanis John J. Kaminski, Jr. Mary Kennedy Mark A. Kershaw Karen B. Kirby Donald P. Ladouceur Laurie A. Laferriere Kevin R. Lavender Kathy A. Lewis Mark O. Lombardi Margaret M. Mancini Michele J. Mello Donna J. Miller Barbara J. Monahan Catherine R. Morrissey Linda A. Nero Patricia Nocente Kevin M. O ' Day Margaret M. O ' Donnell Jean M. O ' Shea Linda J. Parks Pamela M. Pimenta Lori A. Pontarelli Susan J. Proulx Linda J Provonsil Constance M. Resendes Bertha J. Reynolds Donna M. Robitaille Sandra J Sachuk Marc J St. Germain Linda L. Sgambato Diane S. Silverman Earl F. Snell, Jr. David M. Spinella Linda G. Stanford Patricia A. Sullivan David E. Surprenant Mary C. Sward Michael A. Tassoni Aaron Tessitore Linda P Theroux Claudette M. Thibeault Paul J. Thorpe James J. VanNieuwenhuyze Elizabeth L. Viens Lori Ward Varin Barbara R. Williams Sandra E. Winsor Aaron Tessitore is presented 2 awards for excellence in math and science by School Committeeman Paul O ' Day ABOVE Mr. Cleasby gets his ' ' reward ' ' from Sandra Sachuk - winner of the Choral Award BELOW Steven Ethier receives his Lions Club Award for outstanding merit in Mechanical Drawing 139 SENIOR PROM “Precious And Few” June 2, 1978 Music By Rizz Sheraton Islander Newport, R.I. Rizz ' s hard-rock guitarist Charlie D ' Atri and Viola Ballou Bill Watt and his date for the evening, Dana Black, share a smile work up a sweat Steve Peloquin and Carol Jarvis smile for the photog¬ rapher Mr. Graham, Class Advisor, and wife obviously en¬ joyed the evening ' s festivities 140 Mark Kershaw and Anna Sangiovanni share a quiet moment before dancing Michelle Dubuque and former yearbook editor Paul Kirby enjoy themselves Dave Millard and his date join the ' ’rock 1 ' action on the dance floor ' ’Hollywood ' ' Mike McDermott and date boogie on down Joyce Payette and Carol DiStefano fully enjoy their prom night Peggy Manning appears to be asking Rick Lamirande for a sip of Heinekens 141 GRADUATION 6 9 78 Bernice Brown gets an assist in straightening her cap from Gail Kulisch Student Council President Mark Lombardi delivers greetings to parents and guests Steven Ethier, Class Salutatorian reminisces with his classmates over the past 4 years The Miller Boys deliver their ' ' greetings ' ' to the graduates of 1978 The assembled class of ' 78 sits as a group for the last official time before Class Secretary Connie Resendes diplomas are awarded presents the Class Gift 142 When I looked up the word ' ' graduation, it said GRADUATION-(grad ' u-a ' shun),n., the conferring or reception of an academic degree ' ' I thought how those words meant nothing There was no mention that graduation was tears smiles handshakes kisses roses, caps and gowns and memories of the laughs the tears of the good times the bad of the exciting days the boring ones of friends found friends lost and dreams useless daydreams and fantasies life ' s dreams and goals and becoming an individual experimenting with facts some sweet honey other ' s bitter acid growing stronger finding faults developing wisdom seeking truths letting go of the past reaching out to the future and knowing graduation as more than just a word. (Donna Flood) Senior Bill Fagan seems happy to have reached this magic night of nights Class Advisor Robert Graham presents the traditional yellow rose to Joyce Payette Class President and Valedictorian Dave Surprenant ex¬ horts his classmates to do their best in all future pur¬ suits Mr. Stewart, School Board Chairman, congratulates Linda Theroux on her degree 143 ADVERTISING SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. G Mrs Ronald D. Agnes John J. G Emily M. Bates Mr. G Mrs. David R. Brown Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Clark Mr. G Mrs. Charles H. Dailey Mr. G Mrs Alfred J D ' Angelo Mr. G Mrs. Gerard J Derosier Mr. G Mrs. Donald E. Dubuque Mr. G Mrs. Laurent Ethier Mr. G Mrs. Edward N Falls Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Germano Mr. G Mrs. Richard E. Gillerin Mr. GMrs. Anthony J Guglielmino Mr. G Mrs William R. Gustafson Mr. G Mrs. Colin Kirby Mr. G Mrs Earl R. Knight, Jr. Mr. G Mrs Martin T Lombardi Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. Lowe Mr. G Mrs. John A. McGowan Mr. G Mrs. John T Paquette, Sr. Mr. G Mrs Nicholas Piti Mr. G Mrs. Willie Ray Porter Mr. GMrs. Walter 1 Segee Mr. G Mrs. Richard R. Slater Mr. G Mrs. Leonard J Sward Mr. G Mrs.Ronald Taglianetti, Sr. Mr. G Mrs Raymond Thibeault Mr. GMrs. Austin J Thorpe, Jr. Mr. GMrs Edgar L. Williams, Jr. P A T R O N S GOLD PATRONS William J. Lynch Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 - Crown Optical SILVER PATRONS Mr. G Mrs. Henry P Shepard Mr. G Mrs. George W. Reilly Mr. G Mrs. Thomas G King Mr. Fred Colson Albert Satula Good Luck from a Friend Greenville Miniature Golf Compliments of a Friend R G Y Bait and Tackle Shop BRONZE PATRONS Mr. G Mrs. Frank A. DePalma Con Sal Zompa Jewelry Co. (353-3003) Mr. GMrs. Rahl Elaine M. Campanelli Ronald Mandolfi Marie A. Viens Mr. G Mrs. Edward Parkhurst Bill G Dottie Gessner wish the Class of ' 78 Good Luck Please Support Our Advertisers GREENVILLE PHARMACY 619 Putnam Pike (Next to Post Office) 949-0820 Full Line of Health Beauty Aids V.R. 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CATHY, JOE, BILL AND MAUREEN BENNETT An Advisor’s Afterword Many thanks to those who helped produce Anvil ' 78, especially The Period 2 and 5 Journalism Classes Journalism Class Editors John Kaminski, Maggie Farrell, Mary Kennedy and Betty Viens Jimmy Guglielmino and Jack Hurley for their artistic efforts Charlie D ' Atri and Mark Lombardi for the Class History John Kaminski for compiling the Class Will and ' ' How Could We Ever Forget ' ' Maggie Farrell and all who helped on the opening section Greg Williams who prepared a sensitive and fitting tribute to Ralph Catuogno Michelle Dubuque (always a pleasure) for the Senior Candids pages Marggie Mancini who did a great job on the Winter of ' 78 spread Pam Schmitt who labored long and hard on the underclassmen section Pam Medeiros for her expert layouts in the advertising section All the juniors who took over for the seniors at year ' s end Donna Flood for her sensitive poetry on the graduation page After-school editor Kathy Gustafson a super ad salesperson The entire after-school yearbook staff for their help selling ads, especially Pam Pimenta, Penny Ricci and Mike Tassoni Business Manager and expert-on-everything Elaine DePalma Dave Surprenant and Dave Spinella for the excellent photography all through the year All those who helped with the Senior Directory (Dan Dubuc, Pam Medeiros and Elaine DePalma) Elaine Dealma for her beautiful art work on the cover and the Sweetheart page All coaches, managers, and statisticians for their help with the sports section The office staff, and Mrs. Leach in particular Mr. Graham for his assistance The faculty for their patronage and support during the year Loring Studio and Warren Tarsagian who was ill most of the year and sorely missed Bruce Dupuis and American Yearbook Company Our loyal advertisers and all who make this book possible It has been a mostly happy, sometimes sad, but always satisfying 11 years as Yearbook Advisor; I shall miss it. George W Reilly Yearbook Advisor 156 SMiTHFIELD HiGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND