Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1981 volume:

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It’s weird.” Carol Matteo ”Ca”, Preppy What a bummerl”, Lets book it!” Joseph Mattera Moleman, Choo-Choo Good morning”, Your mother” Margie McGowan Scott McKay 36 Paul McKenna Kirk McNeilly Kathleen McSweeney Kathy Maureen McWilliams Moe Michael Menation Laurie Ann Medeiros Lor Blanche Miller Bee Lori Anne Medeiros Lor Cheer up you got it made William Mitchell Mitch Mtof it to be. aloxt by ihi wj f ’alu.re of aoti ia. 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Denise Snell Dee Dee 45 Deborah Sullivan Debbie Michael Tartaglis Tag I’m into it , Let ' s go to Barry ' s Kristine Thibeault Kriss Are you serious? , C ' est lalive la 46 bummerl” Paul Surprenant HO , Soupie Whatcharmacallit , You won ' t believe this one Lynne Tessier Sheriff, Schwin Donna Thompson Deputiy, Donza David Szylin Z David Theroux Zorba Then you woke upl Paul Tondreault hr rmj tfnb nw, $oo lwij£ {-o 4he l c wnmg, helJo h 4he eru ). Lisa Trombley Ludette 3, Leese Rena Verduchi Renie Baby”, Rena Darling” Just a little”, ’’Black Magic 108”, What?” Susan Vernon Sue Pamela Varin Pam Kevin Villandry Vee What is it?” Erica Vivieros Carol Winsor Caah Fine . . ”, What??? Seniors not pictured: William Archembault Lisa Castellucci Karen Cotter Lisa Davis Thomas Davis Paul Harrison James Higham Russell Hill Kevin Robenhymer Jeffrey Shaw Edward Stonge Peter Spameni Todd Stiles Jeffrey Steinert John Walsh Duck, Crazy Cat Hey nipple!” Karin Cunningham Thomas Winfield Winnie Woody Richard Charette .N-otv my -iwr s. empfy il ham W mare la say, go 3 ' It U farewell anh he on my ivwy. As 3 Spreah my winyg ctn took ie the il ear hear the winb whisper 31 s time to fly.” 48 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed: Peter Gabriele and Pam Varin Most School Spirit: Sue Boyle and Paul Paul Suprenant Most Studious: Bob Newton and Linda Marchant Most Talented: Matt Sachuck and Debbie Gruttadauria Quietest: Vicky Boyd (missing- Bob Newton) Best Looking: Teresa Chakuroff (missing - Paul Harrison) Funniest: Sue Boyle and Jerry Craziest: Allison Downs and Kevin Roberts Foley Most Athletic: Sue Boyle and Ernie DiMuccio Best Personality: Bob Norton and Sue Boyle Best Couple (in the corner): Pat Kelley and Lynn Tessier 51 Principal Henry P. Shepard Mrs. Barbara Angell 53 Robert Salisbury Barbara Giarrusso 54 (L-R) G. Reilly, T. Hines, B. Lennox, J. Giroux, G. DeMoura, J. King, J. Gordon, J. Kelsey, L. Parkhurst, R. Benoit Sitting: J. Herbert, K. Camara, L. McPhail. Standing: T. Torregrossa, A. Satula, R. Mandolphi. Guess who? M. Neubauer 55 (L-R): D. Cullinane, C. Delsesto, A. Tortolani, J. Benkosky Marie Viens - Business Carole Hamel - Business m W V i ' 1 ftFle ' V 1 r Mwfi t £ mm A m ir II ' V. i ■HPJ Hb ili Who is it? P. Hillstrom, P. Chauvin Science And Foreign Language Departnents (L-R): J. Lawrence, J. Caito, R. St. Onge Barbara Smith - Foreign Language Social Studies And Art Departments (L-R): A. Filippini, M. Schreitmueller, A. Bolasco, R. Nocera, T. Tobin Robert Graham - Social Studies (L-R) C. Clark, E. Collinson Philip Ritchie - Art 58 Cynthia Neal - Phys. Ed. Nancy Saccoia - Phys. Ed. James Dunn - Phys. Ed. Carl Buglio - Phys. Ed. Who’s conducting? Alan Tinkham - Music Robert Cleasby - Music Industrial Arts And Resource Departments Sitting: J. Marques, T. Hassett Standing: D. D’Amore, D. Driscoll (L-R) M. Santucci, H. Pierce School Nurse And Librarian Margerie Demaine. R.N. - Nurse Elaine Campanelli - Librarian 60 Kitchen Smithfield High’s Kitchen Staff The Maintenance Crew (L-R): R. D’Agostino, T. Stiles, J. McCrorie, D. Sabato, B. Reardon, R. Caron, D. Grutadauria, D. David, C. Winsor, D. McSweeney, J. Parente, J. Paquette, M. Sachuck, P. LaGreca. C. Palumbo, A. Ginelli, S. Baxter, C. Covill, C. Kerwin Deirdre David seems upset at her performance Paul and Jack thought they were greatl All eyes on Mr. Cleasby 62 The 1980-81 S H S Concert Choir Members of the Concert Choir perform at the Winter Concert Sue Baxter presents Denise Sabato her well-deserved medal Mr. Cleasby relaxes after the performance 63 STUDENT COUNCIL 1981 Student Council Senior class Council Members - What a crew! 64 SMOKING AWARENESS Diane Thurber can ' t wait to get the program started Students seem interested in the presentation Anthony Cinelli seems to have everyone’s attention 65 d CLUBS CLUBS 1980-1981 French Club Members of Project Close-Up Library Assistants for 198081 66 AND MORE CLUBS ! Model Legislature Members 1980-81 Project In-Site Members Smithfield high School’s First Ski Club 67 • i m mm ANVIL 81 STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. ladevaia, Staff Advisor, hands out assignments Clare works in front of the camera as well as behind 1980-81 Mascots, Peter and Andrea Sue Brown works hard on her artwork Mrs. I goes over this ear’s sales with an anxious staff Jen and Kyle go over some sale figures 68 BAND Mr. Tinkham checks behind the scenes The Brass Section blows with all their might! The 1980-81 Band organizes themselves before their big performance Mr. Tinkham leads his band The Wind Section gives it all they’ve got! 69 S.H.S. DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS 70 71 5 , Homecoming 1980 The Building Of Winnie The Pooh Pooh awaits The Big Day”. Class of 81” presents the finished product. 72 Class Of ' 81 Presents Our Final Pep Rally” ’Heading for Pine Street”. 73 The 1980” Queen Candidates. ”C ' mon Fellas” S.H.S. experiences their first blackout. Mr. and Mrs. ”$” play along. We don’t ask for experience we give it!” Check it out!!” Homecoming candidates are on their way. Karin Cunningham. 1980 Homecoming Queen. 75 Affie S nt A te c ArfftyA SAcAoo V AAe ito a icA u iAos ateeA 3 cosc ia Ap A ioAAeyou So aAAe uA Ae Afnnuai C- Lrislmai i atl ts o icAay, QecemAe 9 A flo Ti So AP SA a.m. 3k me ' aA (P. Syi.m. aA Ae AaAeau 2e ft Ae, fr sw cA zy lfuAtc Ay S AuAA SAem yA ' ma S AA re Sb iaAAo i A ? . 00co e Richard and Debbie pose at the Chateau Sandy Puleo seems to have misplaced her date Rudy checks out the welcome sign 76 Let’s all stay together! Having a good time? The moose is Loose 77 A good time had by all’ Moe and Chris smile for the camera The night is young! 82 Karin and Danny enjoy their prom Impressed with yourselves boys? Let the good times roll” Anthony eyes someone else . . . oops! Is this a couple? 83 Front Row: G. Smith, K. Robenhymer, J. Parente, M. Andresino, E. DiMuccio, K. Roberts, P. Cugno, S. Erbe. M. Agnes, N. Caspoli. B. Hawkins. 2nd Row= P. Conti, S. Jarvis, J. Adler, J. Pilkington, F. Davey, J. Hart, T. Gerlach, B. DiMuccio, B. Beaumier, C. Knoll, G. Conroy. 3rd Row: Coach Petraca, R. Lancia, T. Catalfolmo, S. Bernard!, T. Clukey, R. Thibeault, S. Simeone. T. Clukey, J. Mattera, A. Fusco, M. Cambell, P. Desnoyez, Coach Dunn. S.H.S. OPPONENT 0 Johnston 1 2 30 Bristol 0 28 Westerly 0 41 Portsmouth 6 47 Classical 14 30 Central 0 28 Lincoln 6 6 St. Ray ' s 26 6 E. Greenwich 38 18 LaSalle 6 26 N. Prov. 6 Time for a huddle The defensive line ready for the kill Practice makes perfect Co-Captain Kevin Roberts gets the defense psyched 86 FOOTBALL Captain Ernie DiMuecio raps with Coach Dunn Give those men a Blue Ribbon With 1979 as their best season ever, the Smithfield Sentinels were the pre-season favorites to repeat as Class B Champions in 1980. The first half of the season demonstrated this as the Sentinels outscored their first six opponents in a combined score of 204 to 26. On Nov. I however, luck turned against Coach Dunn ' s team when they were to face St. Ray’s in a game that would decide the championship. The Sen¬ tinels had a long list of injuries including co-captains Kevin Roberts and Ernie DiMuecio. The Sentinels ended their season as they defeated N.Prov. 23-6 in their traditional Thanksgiving Day game. Although the Sentinels will be losing a fine group of seniors, juniors such as Tom Bennett, Bob DiMuecio, Jim Hart, Charlie Newell and Tony Catal- forno will be returning next season in hopes of keep¬ ing the Sentinel power alive. Matt Agnes scores with the help of Bernie Hawkins Co-Captains Kevin Roberts and Ernie Di- Muccio Jim (BEAMER) Hart throws an aerial Gregg Smith with another TD 88 89 S.H.S. Opp. 15 St. Raphael 50 17 Woonsocket 47 15 Central Falls 49 15 N. Providence 49 33 Cumberland 26 2 Mt. St. Charles 38 IS Bishop Keough 45 IS Lincoln 45 Front (L-R): D. Brown, N. Oliva, L. Catugno, M. Elgar, W. lanuzzi, C. Roan, L. Banville Back (L-R): L. Reilly, L. O ' Conner, C. O ' Conner, C. McCrorie, L. Anderson, C. Peters, Coach Mr. Leli Maria Elgar watches Lyn Banville watching Carleen O’Connor watch her knee. Start of double win over Lincoln and Bishop Keough. Team member gets ready in outdoor locker room Preparing for the race 90 GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY Cindy McCrorie and Linda Catugno turn the corner at Bryant Co-Capt. Lisa O’Connor shows sister Carleen how it is done. Course. The lady sentinels finally felt the effect of the loss of two years of top senior athletes. Fielding its smallest team in several seasons, the girls were not able to overcome a rash of injuries and broke their consecutive streak of three New England Championship appearances by finishing sixth in the State Meet. While healthy, the team compiled a 7-1 division record, finished third at Fort Shantok, Conn., second at Manhattan College, N.Y., as well as being runner-up in the Class B Championship Meet. With only two seniors, co-captains Lisa O’Connor and Nancy Oliva, the team will be returning five of its top seven performers. Second team All-State and All-Division selection Wendy lannuzzi along with All-Division team members Lyn Anderson and Cindy Roan were the Sentinels top three 1980 runners. Joined by fourth ranked Donna Brown and seventh rated Maria Elgar, the team has a nucleus that could take it back to New England Championship competition in Vermont in 1981. ' V Co-Capt. Nancy Oliva during division meet. Juniors Cindy Roan and Elizabeth Reilly loosen up. 91 First Row: T. Curley, R. O’Day, S. Colantuano, B. Fugere, P. Gabriele, M. Lowe, J. Foley, M. Hurley. Second Row: T. Bouchard, R. Fontaine, A. Fiore, R. Boyes, D. Greene, A. Decotis. Third Row: Mr. Brochu, P. Peters, D. Day, K. Dionne. S.H.S. 2.4 Last Providence Opp. 1.0 2.2 Hendricken 3,2 1.2 Cumberland l.l 1.2 Burrillville 3.3 0.1 Barrington 1.3 0.1 LaSalle 1.3 1,4 Portsmouth 2.4 2.0 Bristol 4.3 1.5 Cranston East 3.3 Dan checks out the cheerleaders before scoring. Stubby blasts another shot from the corner. Sentinels in strong pursuit of a goal. Dave Day sweats it out. 92 Sentinels try out some new moves. Peter blocks this shot the hard way. Coach Brochu, expecting a fine season with his Sen¬ tinel Booters, chalked up a slate of four wins, eleven losses and three ties — much to his surprise! A team dominated by seniors such as senior co-captains Da¬ vid Day and Dan Greene and a crew consisting of Mike Lowe, Jerry Foley, Paul Perers, Steven Colun- tuono, Brian Fugere, Ray Fontaine, Mike Hurley, Pe¬ ter Gabriele and Bobby O’Day also had high hopes for the season! The sentinels can only look for better things in the future. It’s gotta be here somewherell Co-Captains Dave Day and Dan Greene. Hey!! Where is everyone?? Bob O’Day tip toes up the field. 93 L-R-Kneeling: K. Geremia, R. Mattera, S. Boyle, T. Schlemmer, J. Schott, M. Buteau, S. Szylin, D. Hardman, N. Erbe, D. McNally. K. Erbe, P. Bruno. D. Droste, K. Provost, M. Walsh, L. Charon, Coach Reposa, L. Ephrem, R. Bridgehouse, C. Hawkins, C. Forrest S.H.S. Opp. | Cumberland 0 Burrillville 0 4 Cranston East 0 1 Woonsocket 0 0 Lincoln 3 Cumberland I 0 Burrillville 2 Cranston East 0 2 Woonsocket 0 0 Lincoln 2 Sue Boyle Go for it!”. Rose Mattera with a drive. Sue Szylin pulls a fast one. Chris Forrest on the attack. 94 FIELD HOCKEY Coach Sue plans her stragedy. The defense is ready and waiting. Being led by co-captains Sue Boyle and Rosie Matera, the Girls Field Hockey Team for the 1980 season sported a record of five wins, four losses and one tie - just missing out on a play-off berth. Beside the two senior co-captains, other seniors who will be sorely missed are Chris Forrest and Janet Schott. This year’s team had a number of players honored on the All-Division and All-State Teams. Senior Sue Boyle was named to the First Team All-Division and Second Team All-State. Junior Debbie Hardman was named to the Second Team All-Division. Michelle Buteau, sophomore, Chris Forrest, senior, and Lynn Charron, junior, were all named to the Honorable Mention All-Division Team. The number of players on the team doubled from the 1979 to the 1980 season with a total of 25 players between the j.v. and varisty teams. The loss of our seniors will be felt immensely but with the hard work of the remaining players and the rookies coming up. Coach Sue Raposa contends that Smithfield will be a name for other field hockey teams to deal with. Getting psyched for the game. Co-Captains Sue Boyle and Rose Mattera All-Division goalie Lynn Charon, lead the team to a fine season. Michaela Walsh gives it all she’s got. 95 Competition Cheerleaders 2nd Place in State Competition (L-R): M. Rudis, D. Curley, P. McDermott, J. O’Brien, S. Libby, G. Derby, K. Stack, R. Petrone, S. Oniel, D. Calicchia, K. Edward, C. Morrisey, S. MacDonald. K. Ziegelmeyer, D. Sabato, M. Reall, P. Boyes, S. Dwyer Co-Captains Maria Rudis and Diane Curley Varsity Mascot Stacy Rudis 96 The cheerleaders give it all they’ve got! The Final Strategy Practicing for the competition Competition Cheerleaders build their Ladder of Success st RoW: G. Constantino, 2nd Row: N. Bouchard, P. Goolgasian, 3rd Row: J. Coluntuono, L. Simeone, 4th Row: D. Plante, P. Siedzek, 5th Row: L. Octeau, S. Webber 97 WRESTLING Front Row (L-R): P. Spameni, M. Agnes, R. DiMuceio, K. Roberts, T. Geremia, Back Row (L-R): L. Lerpear, F. Davey, S. Rogers, D. Placido, P. Mergo The 1980-81 S.FI.S. wrestling team had a 5- 9 record; despite their losing record there were some outstanding individuals. All-Star selection for the Sentinels was Frank Davey at 119 lbs. The Sentinels also had four All-League selections: Dave Pla¬ cido and Paul Cugno were chosen for the first team. The team put on a fine show¬ ing at the Suburbon Tournament where Paul Cugno and Bobby DiMuceio both took a first place and Kevin Roberts a fourth place. Both DiMuceio and Cugno took part in the State Tournament. Paul earned a fourth and Bobby earned a sec¬ ond which enabled him to be selected to the second team All-State. Coach Tony Olivia and Tony Torregrossa will greatly miss their two seniors, Kevin Roberts and Paul Cugno, but are looking forward to a winning season next year. The Dynamic Trio” The winner . . . Paul Cugnol 98 Senior Capt. Kevin Roberts puts a move on his opponent. David Placido always on top Bob DiMuceio bringin’ down! GYMNASTICS Returning as coach, former Smithfield High gymnast Anne Roberts, pulled off a surprising year in the 1980-81 gymnastic season. Although the team con¬ sisted of 7 underclassmen, they achieved a fine record of 3 wins and 7 losses. The S.H.S. gymnas¬ tics team was led by Co-Captains Michelle Harnois and Lesley DeS¬ tefanis. The three top scorers for the team were: Nancy Erbe, Les¬ ley DeStefanis, and Michelle Har¬ nois. The team is not losing any of its members and therefore they are looking for a better sea¬ son next year. Front Row (L-R): M. Harnois, L. Gardner, P. Repoza, L. Gardner. Back Row (L-R): K. Erbe, N. Erbe, L. DeStefanis, L. Calton Ann Roberts looks pleased with her Which Gardner girl is it? team’s performance Karen Erbe performs on the beam 99 Kneeling (L-R): J. Hart, M. Tartaglia, B. Mitchell, P. Dwyer, B. Bennet Standing (L-R): Coach Benoit, G. Travers, S. Danielson, J. Reynolds, G. Cianchanglia, T. Catalfomo. Missing: D. Danielson S.H.S. Opp. 38 Woonsocket 61 33 Ponaganset n 45 Shea 39 51 Lincoln 45 (O.T.) 48 Coventry 64 45 West Warwick 44 70 61 43 Westerly 64 38 57 50 Cranston West j£ 64 54 61 45 East Greenwich 64 39 50 53 Johnston 83 35 57 40 South Kingstown 54 50 69 49 North Kingstown 52 45 r • 56 League Record (2-14) Overall Record (4-16) Coach Benoit never gives up . . . Leading scorer Bill Bennett drives for two more 100 Mike Tartaglia runs the offense Jim Hart out hustles everyone Twas a rough season” Paul Dwyer on the move Though the Sentinel Boys’ Basketball team compiled a ver uncharacteristic losing record Coach Benoit is not offer¬ ing any alibis. Senior Captain Bill Mitchell and seniors Paul Dwyer, Dave Danielson and Mike Tartaglia with support¬ ing cast of some promising underclassmen led by Bill Ben¬ nett and Jim Hart provided the fans with some exciting basketball throughout the season. The win and loss record does not express the truly im¬ portant qualities of this team, said, Coach Benoit. They always maintained their basic optimism and spirit which sustained them through a roller coaster type season. In many of the games the scores were not indictive of how competative the games were played. Therefore, the losses were exasperating but the team remained undaunted. All in all the record stands at 4 victories and 16 defeats, a fact that may soon be forgotten. What should be remem¬ bered is that our seniors upheld the true Sentinel tradi¬ tions of always being competative and always bouncing back, the points that really count in life. _ The scramble for the ball Good for two! Please go in ! Senior captain Bill Mitchell takes dead aim 101 S.H.S. OPPONENT 43 Cranston W. 37 38,32 Prout 37,50 4227 E. Prov. 44,39 39,33 Lincoln 47,57 38,49 Woonsocket 33,27 42,49 Tolman 38,38 41,39 Barrington 47,53 26,49 Bayview 68,62 31,43 Cumberland 58,57 Front Row (L-R): D. Hardman, L. Banville, J. Foley, M. Walsh, L. Reilly, Back Row: L. Charron, K. Kulisch, S. Boyle, C. Forrest, G. Smith, K. Fugere, Missing - Coach C. Neal. Co-captains Sue Boyle and Chris Forrest Coach Neal gives a pep talk Gail Smith gives Sue-B some help Waiting to go in The 1980-81 girls basketball season, for the young and inex¬ perienced Lady Sentinels, was a rough one. In the tough Class A Northern Division, the giels finished in 6th place with a record of 4 wins and 10 losses. The overall record was 7 wins and II losses. Led by Senior Co-Captain Sue Boyle and Chris Forrest, high points of the season included victories over Cranston West, Prout, Woonsocket (2), and Tolman (2), plus a 2 point loss to powerful East Providence. Individual honors went to Susan Boyle who led the team in scoring, rebounding, steals, and free-throw shooting %. Sue was named to the All-Class A Northern Division First Team, All-State Flonorable Mention, and was voted by her teammates as team Most Valuable Player. Other awards included Outstanding First Year Player.- Freshman Kathy Fugere-, Most Improved Player: Junior Liz Reilly. A contestant for Dance Fever!” Asst. Coach Sue Strutt” Reposa Where is that ball? Chris Forrest is tangled up! 103 S.H.S. OPPONENT 5,3 N. Smithfield 0,2 2,4 N. Providence 0,3 6,2 Lincoln 5,3 3,4 Woonsocket 2,1 12,7 Warwick 3,4 0,0 Pilgrim 4,5 6,1 O.L.P. 2,3 4,8 Johnston 6,1 0,3 E. Greenwich 4,3 8,5 TollGate 0,1 2.4 Barrington 2,5 Kneeling: T. Winfield, M. Lowe, E. DiMuceio, D. Greene, B. Fugere, M. Campbell, S. Erbe, T. Gorton Back Row: Coach Lillibridge. J. Salisbury, R. Ffamel, R. Boyes, A. Fiore, D. Sleboda, T. Bennett, T. Gerlach, T. Curley, C. Reall, D. Goolgasion, B. Contillo, Coach Boyle. Coaches Lillibridge and Boyle look on intensely Co-captains Ernie DiMuceio and Brian Fugere 104 Tim Gorton goes for the goal Junior Alan Fiore digs hard for the puck Steve Erbe gets ready for the shot Seniors of the 1981 Hockey team The S.H.S. Hockey Team had yet another successful season. The team ended the year with a 17-10-2 over¬ all record and a third place finish in its division. Junior Tom Bennett led the scoring over nine sen¬ iors. All-Stars Steve Erbe and Mike Lowe were not far behind, while Mark Campbell and Tim Gorton also contributed greatly. Co-Captains DiMuccio and Fu- gere were both selected to the All-Division Team on Defense and Tom Winfield just missed out. A coura¬ geous comeback by Joe Mattera and an unselfish switch to goalie by Dan Greene highlighted the sea¬ son. Under Coach Lillibridge, the Sentinel Sextet dis¬ played a great team effort in the playoffs, but came up short by Isoing in the semi-finals. As the seniors leave, the future looks bright with some good young talent in the making. Getting ready for action Captain DiMuccio watches the action Skating hard. Lowe sprints for the puck Joe Mattera takes a new position 105 Front Row: M. Agnes, J. Bauer, R. Rathier, M. Andresino, D. Dey, S. Coluntuono, P. Galoviele, R.O’Day, S. Erbe, G. Smith. 2nd Row: E. Hampson, P. Desnoyers, P. Marchetti, T. Bennett, D. Ward. J. Vananyouz, B. Simon. Coach Salisbury. 3rd Row: J. Dillon, Manager, J. Salisbury, E. Porter, R. Labrie, S. Simeone, R. Fontaine SHS OPP 5 Central Falls 0 2,13 OLP 2,5 13 Lincoln 3 3 Woonsocket 2 3 Pilgrim 2 0,3 Scituate 1,2 4.8 Ponaganset 2.1 7 Classical 5 6.9 N. Smithfield 5.3 5,1 N. Providence 0,5 2,6 Mt. St. Charles 0.4 7.17 Central 3,9 14.5 Burriville 2,2 10 W. Warwick 2 1981 Captains Steve Coluntuono, and David Day Coach Salisbury in his 13th year of coaching at S.H.S. Waiting for the perfect pitch Dave goes in for the score 106 ’ Rat” gets a piece of it Ready for the steal Third baseman Steve Colantuono and catcher David Day co¬ captained one of the most successful schoolboy baseball teams in the state as they led the Sentinels to their 2nd consecutive pennant in as many years. Coach Bob Salisbury, in his 15th year as baseball mentor, molded the hard hitting bats of Colantuono and Day. the superb mound performances of D. Ward, J. Bauer, P. Marchetti, and S. Simeone, the incredible defense of S. Erbe, B. O’Day and P. Gabriele, and the basepath speed of G. Smith, M. Agnes, and T. Bennett into one of the finest Baseball Machines in R.l. Completing the awesome unit were veterans B. Rathier at shortstop and M. Andresino in the outfield. The League champions posted a 24-4-1 overall record as it battled its way through the state quarterfinals, semi-finals, finals and to the very top with a 3-game series against Tolman. The season did end with double elimination against Tolman, but what a brilliant season of baseball! With ail pitchers returning in ’82, the experts are predicting that the Sentinels will be the team to beat again! Pitching ace Dana Ward Here comes Matt! LOOKOUT!!! Smith tries the squeeze bunt. Steve Erbe gets the out 107 TENNIS | Members of the 1981 Tennis Team This was what is traditionally called a Building Year” for the tennis team. An overall league of 3 and 9 may seem discouraging but with a team made up of I senior, I junior. 5 sophomores, and 8 fresh¬ men. the experience gained this year was very valuable in produc¬ ing seasoned players of the future. Special thanks thanks and best wishes should be extended to Sue Graham, our lone senior, whose positive attitude and constant smile was much appreciated. Billy Bennett at his bestl I Another good shotl Hit that ball! 108 | SOFTBALL Front (L-R): C. Forrest, S. Leddy, K. King, P. Bruno, K. Burke, L. Charron, L. Hagopian, T. Martone, C. Forrest Back: Coach Petell, D. Hardman, P. Porter, T. Schlemner, C. Spacgania, J. Foley, M. Walsh, D. Matucci, M. Buteau, L. Russo, T. Enos, D. DeQuattro 1981 proved to be a fairly good year for SHS Softball team. The team finished third in the western divi¬ sion, after losing their first game in the playoffs against a tough East Providence team. All of the play¬ ers deserve congratulations and particularly noteworthy were the efforts of Michaela Walsh, Lisa Russo, and Chris Forrest. The un¬ derclassmen bid the seniors fare¬ well and look forward to the 1982 season. Co-captains Debbie Hardman, Chris Forrest and Coach Petell Injured Paula Porter gives the word Kira Provost waits for the strike Mich, ’’Open your eyes now” The agony of defeat 109 Row I (L-R): C. Bisset, R. Lancia, T. Stiles; Row 2: J. Pilkington, D. Parenteau, T. Bouchard, T. Gerlach, R. DiMuccio, N. Caspoli, R. Marcotte, A. Antonucci; Row 3: A. Bianchini, T. Sevey, S. Dorgan, J. D’Agostino, R. Boyes, B. Catell, E. DiMuccio, J. Foley, B. LaPlante, J. Gronski, B. Catelle, J. Parente, K. Roberts, C. Real!, R. Newton SHS OPP won S. Kingstown 99 Scituate 50 won Johnston 76 Lincoln 78 won Ponaganset 98 E. Greenwich Northern League Relays finished 4th Class B Relays finished 2nd URI Meet finished 3rd Northern League Championships finished 3rd Hendricken Meet finished 10th Class B Championships finished 2nd States finished 9th Ernie DiMuccio explodes from the blocks Joe D ' Agostino clears the bar with no room to spare % 0 ( Bob Marcotte awaits the gun Bob DiMuccio practices with his hammer 110 | BOYS’ TRACK Nick Caspoli demonstrates his All-State form Paul Cugno prepares for another great throw The Boys ' 1981 Track Team did well this season considering the number of point scorers that were lost through graduation after the 1980 season. As expected, the seniors led the team with some outstanding individual performances. Most noteworthing were the performances of Nick Caspoli who successfully defended his All-State honors in the javelin throw, establishing a new school record of 2I9’6”. Also Ernie DiMuccio achieved the 2nd team all state honors in the 400 meter run. In dual meet competition the team finished with a 6-win 2-1 loss record. In the major meets, the team finished 2nd in the Class B” relays and 2nd in the Class B” state meet. The highlight of the season was the 3rd place finish at the URI Invitational. We at SHS bid farewell to the seniors and wish them well in their future life endeavors. Co-captains Jerry Foley and Ernie DiMuccio pose with Senior Jack Parente Jeff Gronski concentrates on releasing an excellent throw Jerry Foley loosens up” before his big race Kevin Roberts waits for his javelin to land 111 Row I (L-R): V. Law, K. Ziegelmayer, S. Szylin, W. lannuzzi, D. Brown, S. Brown, C. Courtenmache, L. Serapigiia, L. Rogers. Row 2: E. Randall. J. Hartmann, L. Charron, L. Banville. C. O’Connor, S. Boyle, C. Roan, J. Newton, K. Fugere, Row 3: Miss Ajootian, K. Geremia, C. Dedora, P. Robinson. A. Davis, P. Siedzik. S. Poloquin. C. Beckett, G. Smith, L. Catugno, Mr. Lelli. S.HS OPP. 91 Ponaganset 21 39 Cumberland 79 98 Cranston West 20 103 Lincoln 15 35 Cranston East 83 91 Woonsocket 21 91 Vz Burrillville 26V 2 89 V? Johnston 28V 2 Linda Catugno is ready and rarin’ to go! Kim Z. gives it all she’s got! Coach Lelli gets everything organized Anne-Marie Davis checks out her throw 112 GIRLS’ TRACK Sue Brown gets off to a good start Lynn Charron reaches yet another height Injuries and illness plagued the 1981 Sentinels. After a fine start with a second place finish in the State Relay Meet, the loss of key personel caused the girls to end their consecutive string of divi¬ sion wins at 28, and finish with a 6-2 record. They also failed for the first time in four years to de¬ fend their Class B Championship. The future looks bright however, with only 4 Seniors graduating of 38 participants. Practice makes perfect! Senior Nancy Oliva takes a break from practice Co-captains Sue Boyle and Sue Brown Linda Catugno gets off another great jump 113 GOLF Front (L-R): D. Goolgasian, C. Curley, Back (L-R): Coach Hart, T. Reardon, J. Hart, R. Boyes, M. Lange, M. Tartaglia, B. Fugere, D. Greene The 1981 Smithfield High School Golf Team completed the season with an 8-4 record and finished in third place. The team consisted of thirteen players and all competed on an interscholastic level. Senior Dan Greene was the number one player all year and performed co- mendably. Other graduating sen¬ iors are Bill Mitchell, Brian Fugere and Mike Tartaglia. Juniors S. La- Fond, M. Lange, T. Riordan. J. Hart, and R. Boyes all performed well and will return next year. Sopho¬ mores D. Goolgasian and C. Adler also excelled and freshmen T. Cur¬ ley and M. Fagan were promising assets. The returning members wish all the graduating seniors the best of luck in their future endeav¬ ors. as does Coach Hart. The Senior Golf Members We love to have our picture taken What Form! Todd Curley - on of the best Practice makes perfect! 114 OUTSTANDING SENIORS ATHLETIC BANQUET 1981 Donald Harnois Citizenship Award-Male P. Gabriele Sportsmanship Award-Male J. Mattera Co-Winner Sportsmanship Award S. Coluntuono Scholar Athlete-Male B. Fugere Sportsmanship Award-Female C. Forrest Donald Flarnois Citizenship Award-Female S. Brown Most Congenial Cheerleader M. Reall Scholar Athlete-Female L. O ' Connor Outstanding Female Athlete S. Boyle Outstanding Male Athlete E. DiMuccio 115 BOOSTER CLUB’S ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET Matt Agnes is congratulated by Coach Oliva Rose Mattera receives her field hockey certificate The Senior jocks pose for the camera The underclassmen even have a good time Wake up Paul” Sue-B receives the Outstanding Female Athlete Award 116 Good friends are for keeps” Stephen Erbe receives his certificate from Coach Salisbury Gail and Fran had fun before, during and after Captain of the 1981 baseball team, Steven Colontuono Kevin Roberts practices his favorite sport 117 CLASS OF 1981 ... we re havin’ a party! Brian and Teresa spark it up! Danny watches porno-flicks The ' ' Ludettes” find their long lost mail¬ box Parky shows it off! The not really Senior Supper Club Linda and Ed make plans for later on Mr. Tobin, Senior Class Advisor 119 Shall we go in?” Who said this was gonna be fun? She Smith field Sdigh School Senior dlciiS cordially invites you to attend the Senior f rom J eep on fovin ' you to he held at fdhe (Coachman t.diver ton , RL.de JJanJ ' ll]usic hy Uortheast Expressway on Juesdciy , une 0, 1081 from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. jbinner served promptly at 7:45 p.nt. obona lion $32.00 ' Who me?” Bob starts having fun early Chris and Dave enjoy their evening Even Donny and Marie can’t beat those smiles Lynn, Pat, Mary and Chris share a seat 120 Debbie and Romo are in 7th heaven Sue and her date make good photo subjects Joe and Clare share a smile This table would rather pose for the camera than eat their dinner J2 iM Jack brings two dates alongl Who said 3’s a crowd? 121 HONORS DAY - 1981 Linda Marchant - Outstanding Achievement in Math and Home Ec. Laurie Bosco - Outstanding Achievement in Biological Sci. Paul Suprenant and Sharon Gedderman - Student Council Excellence Award David Danielson - Mathematical Assoc, of America Award Outstanding Achievement in Physical Science - Lisa O’Connor 122 Michael Andresino - Outstanding Achievement in Social Studies Peter Gabriele - Josten’s Scholarship Award Winner SPECIAL SCHOOL AWARDS DAR Citizenship Award - Michael Andresino Mathematical Assoc, of America Award - David Danielson Excellence in Drama Award - Debra Gruttadauria Congressman F. St. Germain Merit Award - Michael Andresino Certificates of Appreciation Smoking Awareness Program - Sharon Gederman and Paul Surprenant John Philip Sousa Band Award Susan Graham Band Director’s Award - John D’Atri National School Choral Award - Susan Baxter Choral Director’s Award - Cecille Palumbo and Paul LaGreca SCHOOL AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN ACADEMIC AREAS: Biological Science - Laurie Bosco English - Brian Fugere French - Sherri Hogue Mathematics - Linda Marchant Physical Science - Lisa O’Connor Secretarial Studies - Nancy Halben Social Studies - Michael Andresino Spanish - Carol Matteo SMITHFIELD LIONS CLUB AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN NON-ACADEMIC AREAS Accounting - Ernest DiMuccio Art - Patti Jo Casey Art Metal and Jewelry - Anthony DeFusco Band - Roseann Mattera Boys’ Physical Education - Timothy Gorton Choral Music - Matthew Sachuk Cooperative Education - Stephen Roy Distributive Education - Paul Surprenant Girls’ Physical Education - Christine Forrest Home Economics - Linda Marchant Journalism - Laurie Bosco Mechanical Drawing - John D ' Atri Public Speaking - Linda Marchant Shorthand - Lisa Leveille Typing - Raymond Fontaine MEMBERS OF THE RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY: Lori E. Aiello Susan E. Hardy Kerri E. Allen Sherri A. Hogue Michael Andresino Christine M. Jonson Susan J. Baxter Linda J. Marchant Bernadette M. Benoit Carol A. Matteo Laurie E. Bosco Margaret E. McGowan Jacqueline M. Bouchard Laurie Ann M. f iedeiros Robert W. Boyes Mary E. Morrison Susan M. Brown Robert T. Newton Lynn M. Cardarelli Lisa S. O’Connor Rodney J. Caron Cecille M. Palumbo Patti-Jo Casey Deborah A. Passarclli Rhonda J. Catelie Karen M. Passarclli Karen Cotter Paul F. Peters David R. Danielson Susan A. Provonsil John V. D ' Atri Sandra L. Puleo David J. Day Eric T. Ritter Gail A. Dcry Kevin D. Roberts Paul E. Dwyer, Jr. Charles M. Rowlett, Jr ,’le rv. Edwards Maria M. Rudis Raymond G. Fontaine Matthew P. Sachuk Brian C.Fugere Gregg A. Smith Peter L. Gabriele Todd M. Stiles Sharon A. Gederman Deborah A. Sullivan Susan I). Graham Lisa M. Trombley Debra A. Gruttadauria Pamela J. Varin Nancy D. Halben Susan A. Vernon Carol L. Winsor 123 o cLCLTy (C ' jucMj oi otcL (nut l l WA; dJ TUuy ou 6 ndudvL ' rwb ddiyifau vju yjukj JlwuS ' c t jdtJiLK.CivicCcjby ajiaMj ? QJLhxj tLn, siLiuLLn j cl ' tujL yuuf’ U xkXj , (It (£ ukuiti£7i, uVtL aJJt ea nSJiMhu, CbnxL cuiL C jj Out v Ax ! 4 u tk JfrrrrujuLk ditLM.t CCMl. uti ' mi? J ula, te n Ji u a ooX kaL umL Ll . C tt- - Jbuut nrnJLt JlS. ' dtfruL rnJLy rru iL Jihjj, CL Jim, CLulcA. ' a nd CL p jrrnjL CL ‘arnjLmjMJi. uu)tu k dbcLt JucEUh, urfl b Diane and Tony lead the Procession Tom and Lynn make a cute couple Concert Choir members take a rest Bri, Kev, and Mike are ready to go Pam receives her diploma from school com- Dr. Boyle shakes the hand of Joe Mattera mittee member Paul Dwyer Kami gets an award for her perfect atten¬ dance for Q years 124 Seven of SHS 1981 graduates NOW MAT WE KNOW EVERYTHING. WHAT PC WE PO? 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GREENVILLE CLASS PRES. II; STU COUN 11,12 MODEL LEGISLATURE 11,12. TEAM SPORTS 10, U S. SENATE YOUTH PROG. 11.12: PROJECT CLOSE UP Q; U. OF IOWA MORTHWOODS WILDERNESS PROG.; V. FOOTBALL 9.10,11.12; J.V. BASEBALL 9.10, JOURNAL¬ ISM ACHILVMT; AM. HIST. ACHIEVMT. NOVEMBER 7 (SCORPIO) ARCHAMBAULT. WILLIAM A. WHIPPLE RD. ESMOND AUTIELLO. DIANE R. 14 MAYFEILD ST. GREENVILLE GYMNASTIC DECEMBER 2$ (CAPRICORN) BALCOM. LAURA JEANNE. 8 MINORU ST. ESMOND YEARBOOK 12. FRENCH CLUB I0 ; ARTISTIC TYPING II; STUDENT COUNCIL MARCH I (PISCES) BATEMAN, GLEN C. 35 FANNING LANE. GREENVILLE BAUER. JEFFREY A. 10 LODGE POLE LANE GREENVILLE TRACK. V. BASEBALL 12 SEPTEMBER 6 (VIRGO) BAXTER. SUSAN J. 9 MAPLEWOOD ORCHARD DR. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 9.10, STUDENT COUNCIL: ALL STATE CHORAL ENSEMBLE 9.10.11 SEPTEMBER 18 (VIRGO) BEAUDRY. JERILYN K. 117 FARNUM PIKE. ESMOND NOVEMBER 22 (LIBRA) BECKETT. SHARON L. 73 DEAN AVE. ESMOND BEDARD. NORMAN A. 10 BAYOU DR. GREENVILLE BENOIT. BERNADETTE M. 17 EISENHOWER DR. SMITHFIELD BASKETBALL 9.IO.II.I2; AWARDS FOR X-COUNTRY. TRACK S BASKETBALL, STUDENT COUNCIL. SEC OF CLASS OF 81 APRIL II (ARIES) BERTOLDI. BRENDA Y. 9 FAIR OAKE LANE. GREENVILLE STUDENT COUNCIL OCTOBER 30 (SCORPIO) BLAIS. IRENE M. 5 SPENCER RD. GREENVILLE MAY 17 (TAURUS) BOSCO. LAURIE E. 17 WELCOME RD. ESMOND CHEERING. YEARBOOK. STUDENT COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 9 (VIRGO) BOUCHARD. JACQUELINE M. 4 LUCILLE DR. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK 12, ARTISTIC TYPING 10; STUDENT COUNCIL 12 FEBRUARY 12 (AQUARIUS) BOWDEN. WALLACE. C. ARROW HEAD TRAIL. ESMOND BOYD. VICTORIA A. 649 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE AUGUST 14 (LEO) BOYES. ROBERT W. 194 OLD COUNTY RD. ESMOND BAND 9.10,11.12; STAGE BAND 9,10,11.12, TRACK 9,10.11.12, SOCCER 10 SEPTEMBER 19 (VIRGO) BOYLE SUSAN E. 16 ELMHURST DR. GREENVILLE YR. BOOK 10.11.12; EDITOR 11.12; CONCERT CHOIR 11.12; OPERET TA 11.12; ADVISORY BOARD 12. STUDENT COUNCIL 9.IO.II.I2; HOME REP. 10.11.12. X-COUNTRY 9; FIELD HOCKEY 9.IO.II.I2; CAP. 4; B-BALL 9.I0.II.I2; CAPT. 12. TRACK 9,10.11.12; CAPT. 12, B-BALL: ALL DIVISION 1ST TEAM 9,10,11, ALL TOURNEY 9; ALL CLASS A TRACK: ALL DIVISION 1st TEAM 9.10; ALL DIVISION RELAY 9.10,11; FIELD HOCKEY: ALL STATE 2nd TEAM 10,1.12; ALL DIVI SION 1st TEAM 10,11.12 MAY I (TAURUS) BOYLE. THOMAS F. II PERRY STREET ESMOND BROWN. LLOYD R.lll 65 CROSS ST. ESMOND FOOTBALL 9 JANUARY 27 (AQUARIUS) BROWN. SANDRA L. 65 CROSS ST. ESMOND DECEMBER 20 (SAGATERIOUS) BROWN, SUSAN M. 17 RUSSEL LANE. ESMOND CROSS-COUNTRY 9,10. SOCCER STATS. 11.12, TRACK 9.10,11,12; YEARBOOK 12 OCTOBER 27 (SCORPIO) BRUNTON. WAYNE E. 45 MAUREEN DR. SMITHFIELD WRESTLING FEBRUARY 23 (PISCES) BUTEAU. DAVID A. 26 SECOND ST. ESMOND NOVEMBER 24 (SAGARTARIOUS) CALICCHIA. DONNA B. 27 RANDALL ST. GREENVILLE SOCCER STATS II; CHEERLEADING 12; YEARBOOK 12; STUDENT COUNCIL 10,11.12 AUGUST 2 (LEO) CAMPBELL. MARK P. 20 LUCILLE DRIVE GREENVILLE FOOTBALL; HOCKEY; BASEBALL JUNE 26 (CANCER) CARDARELLI. LYNN M. 70 CROSS ST. ESMOND GYMNASTICS MAY 27 (GEMENI) CAREY. RICHARD H. 31 DOUGLAS CIRCLE, GREENVILLE JANUARY 10 (CAPRICORN) CARNEY. THOMAS L. BURLINGAME RD. SMITHFIELD CARON. RODENY J. INDIAN RUN TRAIL SMITHFIELD BAND MAY 31 (GEMINI) CASEY. PATTI JO LOG ROAD SMITHFIELD CONCERT CHOIR 12 JULY 8 (CANCER) CASPOLI. MICHOLAS III 19 ROGER WILLIAMS DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 9.IO.II.I2; TRACK 9.10,11.12; WRESTLING 9; ALL STATE 128 TRACK: JOURNAL ALL STATE; TRACK STATE CHAMPS, FOOT BALL CLASS B STATE CHAMPS DECEMBER 28 (CAPRICORN) CASTELLUCCI, LISA DOUGLAS PIKE SMITHFIELD CATELLE. RHONDA J. 9 TUCKER RD. GREENVILLE CHEERLEADING 10.11; V. PRES. 9,10,11; STUDENT COUNCIL 9.10,11,12; EXECUTIVE BOARD II; COPY EDITOR OF YEARBOOK II-. RING COMMITTEE, MODEL LEGISLATURE 10; HOMECOMING NOMINEE 11,12 MAY 9 (TAURUS) CHAGNON, CHRISTINE M. JOHN MOWRY RD. R.F.D. 3 BOX 109 LIBRARY ASSISTANT MAY 29 (GEMINI) CHAKUROFF, TERESA J. 83 AUSTIN AV. GREENVILLE STUDENT COUNCIL: HOMEROOM REP. 9.IO.II.I2; FRESHMEN CLASS TREASURER: SOPHOMORE CLASS SECRETARY; CON¬ CERT CHOIR 11,12 DECEMBER 9 (SAGIRTIRIUS) CHARETTE, LISA MARIE 4 DOUGLAS CIRCLE GREENVILLE OCTOBER 18 (LIBRA) CLOSSICK. JENNIFER 15 VALLEY VIEW DR. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 10,11, SOFTBALL 9,10; FIELD HOCKEY AWARD 10,11; SOFTBALL AWARD 10; STUDENT COUNCIL 11,12; HOME¬ ROOM REP. II; TEAM SPORTS 10,11; YEARBOOK 12 JULY II (CANCER) COLALUCA, LISA A. RIDGE RD. SMITHFIELD MARCH I (PISCES) COLANTUONO, STEVEN A. 6 PAMELA DR. GREENVILLE BASEBALL 9,10,11,12; SOCCER 9,10,11,12, AUGUST 30 (VIRGO) COLLINS. ROBIN L. 12 CHURCH ST. GREENVILLE HEALTH OCCUPATION MARCH 16 (PISCES) CONNOR. CLARE J. 3 COLE ST. GREENVILLE CONCERT CHOIR MAY 9 (TAURUS) CONROY, GARY T. 5 SUTTON ST. GREENVILLE CORVESE, MICHAEL L. 17 SPRAGUE ST. GREENVILLE COTTER. KAREN 17 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE CUGNO, PAUL J. 13 ROGER WILLIAMS DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 9,10.11,12; WRESTLING 11,12; TRACK 9,10,11,12; ALL DIVI¬ SION FOOTBALL AND WRESTLING JUNE 25 (CANCER) CURLEY, DIANE G. PINE COURT. GREENVILLE CHEERLEADING 9.10,11,12; CAPTAIN 10.12. YEARBOOK 11.12; STU¬ DENT COUNCIL 11,12; HOMECOMING NOMINEE II NOVEMBER 26 (SAGJTTARIOUS) CZERNIK, ESTELLE DENISE 5 BIRCH RD. GREENVILLE D ' AGOSTINO. RUDOLPH A. 958 GREENVILLE AVE. GREENVILLE DANIELSON. DAVID R. 6 MCINTOSH DR. GREENVILLE D’ATRI JOHN V. 10 HOWARD ST. ESMOND TRACK 9.IO.II.I2; FOOTBALL II; CROSS COUNTRY 12, CONCERT BAND 9,10,11,12; STAGE BAND 9,10,11,12; PEP BAND 9,10,11,12-, MOD¬ ERN MUSIC MASTERS 11,12 NOVEMBER 23 (SAGITARIUS) CUNNINGHAM. KARIN M. 16 CORTLAND LANE GREENVILLE DAVIES. MARY L. WEST GREENVILLE RD. GREENVILLE SOFTBALL-, STUDENT COUNCIL 9.IO.II.I2; CHAMBER SINGERS 11.12; CONCERT CHOIR 10,12; OUTSTANDING SINGER MARCH 14 (PISCES) DAVIS LISA M. RIDGE RD. SMITHFIELD DAY, DAVID J. 21 GREENBRIER RD. GREENVILLE SOCCER 10,11,12; BASKETBALL 10,11,12; BASEBALL 9.IO.II.I2; YEAR¬ BOOK 12 MARCH 22 (ARIES) DEANGELIS, LISA ANN 8 SNOWBERRY COURT SMITHFIELD ART METAL S JEWELRY II. GYMNASTICS 10 MAY 21 (TAURUS) DEFUSCO. ANTHONY J. JR. 8 CYPRESS DR. GREENVILLE DELFINO, LISA MARIE 6 OLIVER ST. ESMOND JANUARY 15 (CAPRICORN) DIMUCCIO, ERNEST A. 3 CEDAR GROVE DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL. HOCKEY TRACK: ALL-DIVISION FOOTBALL. ALL¬ DIVISION HOCKEY, ALL-DIVISION TRACK MARCH 6 (PISCES) DEROSIER. SANDRA LEE 24 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND COLOR GUARD 12 DECEMBER 15 (SAGITTARIUS) DERY. GAIL A. 7 ROSEWOOD DR. GREENVILLE CHEERLEADING 9.10.11,12, STUDENT COUNCIL 11.12, YEARBOOK 12 MAY 28 (GEMINI) DIMILLIO, LORI A. 6 HIGH VIEW DR. ESMOND GYMNASTICS 10, ART METAL JEWELRY II FEBRUARY 20 (PISCES) DIONNE. ANN J. 17 PROSPECT ST. ESMOND STUDENT COUNCIL: DRAMA CLUB OCTOBER I (LIBRA) DOWNS, ALLISON M. 16 DIANA AVE. ESMOND STUDENT COUNCIL 10,12-, SOFTBALL 10 JULY 26 (LEO) DOYLE. SHEILA C. 516 PUTNAM AVE. GREENVILLE TEAM SPORTS II, MAJORRETTES 9,10; BAND 9,10,11 OCTOBER 3 (LIBRA) DUHAIME. LISA M. 24 ADELAIDE AVE. ESMOND APRIL 15 (ARIES) DWYER. PAUL JR. 5 PATRICIA CIRCLE ESMOND BASKETBALL OCTOBER 20 (LIBRA) EATON. MARYANN 15 MOUNTAINDALE RD. ESMOND MARCH 4 (PISCES) EDWARD. KYLE A. 48 MACARTHUR DR. SMITHFIELD CHEERLEADING: YEARBOOK: STUDENT COUNCIL REP. NOVEMBER 12 (SCORPIO) EMIN JOHN F. Ill JOHN MOWRY RD. SMITHFIELD 129 ENOS, DONALD J. JR. 21 FENWOOD AVE. ESMOND ERBE. STEPHEN A. 34 WILLOW ROAD GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 9.10,0-, HOCKEY 9,10.11.0; BASEBALL 9.10.11,0; VARSI¬ TY LETTER CLUB OCTOBER 29 (SCORPIO) ESPOSITO, SUSAN M. 54 STILLWATER RD. GEORGIAVILLE TENNIS CLUB 10, ART METAL JEWELRY II; DISTRIBUTIVE EDU CATION 11,0; D.E.C.A. CLUB PRESIDENT JANUARY 21 (AQUARIUS) FADL. MOHAMED II 38 FANNING LANE GREENVILLE DRAMA CLUB; COLOR GUARD: MODEL LEGISLATURE; PELL MEDAL IN HISTORY MARCH 14 (PISCES) FERGUSON. BRUCE W. 2 SCENIC VIEW DR. ESMOND FOLEY. JEREMIAH J. 17 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE SOCCER 10.11,0; HOCKEY 9,10; TRACK 9,10.11.0; VARSITY LETTER CLUB FEBRUARY 16 (AQUARIUS) FONTAINE. RAYMOND G. 6 OLD TAVERN LANE GREENVILLE SOCCER 9,10.11.0; WRESTLING 9.10. TRACK 10.0 SEPTEMBER 18 (VIRGO) FORREST. CHRISTINE L. 30 SECOND ST. ESMOND FIELD HOCKEY, BASKETBALL: SOFTBALL, TEAM SPORTS 10,11; LEISURE TIME O SEPTEMBER 19 (SCORPIO) FUGERE. BRIAN C. 6 BAXTER LANE GREENVILLE SOCCER 10,11.0; HOCKEY 9.10,11,0; BASEBALL 10; GOLF 11.12, TEAM SPORTS 10,11; VARSITY LETTER CLUB O AUGUST 2 (LEO) FUNARO. CHRISTINE L. 16 TUCKER RD. GREENVILLE TENNIS SEPTEMBER 16 (VIRGO) FUSCO. ALFRED A. JR. 73 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. SMITHFIELD FOOTBALL; VARSITY LETTER CLUB. WEIGHT LIFTING OCTOBER 9 (LIBRA) GABRIELE, PETER L. II 7 JEAN DR. GREENVILLE GEDERMAN. SHARON A 4 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 10. STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10,11; VICE PRES OF STUDENT COUNCIL I2� DRAMA; MODEL LEGISLATURE. PRO¬ JECT INSITE, PROJECT CLOSE UP; SEN JOHN H. CHAFFEE YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD; ROTARY CLUB AWARD JANUARY 2 (AQUARIUS) GILLERAN. COLLEEN A. SEBILLE RD. ESMOND APRIL II (ARIES) GIRARD, FRANK G. STILLWATER RD SMITHFIELD WRESTLING MARCH 30 (ARIES) GIROUX. PAUL D. 139 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND GORTON, TIMOTHY F. 2 VALLEY VIEW DR. GREENVILLE GRADY. CORINNE A. 10 MINORU ST. ESMOND MAJORETTE CAPTAIN II OCTOBER 5 (LIBRA) GRAHAM. SUSAN D. 9 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE TENNIS 10.11,0; FIELD HOCKEY 9,10. TENNIS, BAND; YEARBOOK, STUDENT COUNCIL NOVEMBER 6 (SCORPIO) GREENE. DANIEL T. 2 SPRAGUE ST. GREENVILLE SOCCER. HOCKEY; GOLF; YEARBOOK; STUDENT COUNCIL MAY 2 (TAURUS) GRENIER. LEO R. 101 DEAN AVE. ESMOND GRESKO, GLENN G. 14 BREEZY KNOLL RD. GREENVILLE GRONSI, JEFFREY S. 3 RESERVOIR RD. SMITHFIELD GRUTTADAURIA, DEBRA A. 10 LAUREL HILL DR. SMITHFIELD TENNIS 9, BAND 9.10,11; DRAMA 9.10,11,0; CHAMBER SINGERS 12, TRIM 10,11,0; STAGEBAND 9.10,11,0; STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10.11.0; SOCIAL CHAIR WOMAN 10; SEC. II. VICE PRES. 12, MEDALS IN ALL-STATE 9.10,11 APRIL 8 (ARIES) GULOWACZ. THOMAS J. 15 APPLE VALLEY PARKWAY GREENVILLE J.V. FOOTBALL. J.V. HOCKEY; SOCCER, TRACK; WEIGHTLIFT¬ ING. TEAM SPORTS APRIL 2$ (TAURUS) HAIGH. DEBORAH M. 30 HALSEY DR. ESMOND HALBEN. NANCY 13 PENBRYN AVE. ESMOND TENNIS CLUB MAY 29 (GEMINI) HAMPSON, EDWARD P. 10 CATHERINE RD. ESMOND HANNAWAY. DOREEN, 46 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 14 (VIRGO) HANNAWAY. RUSSELL W. 46 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. GREENVILLE JULY O (CANCER) HARDY. SUSAN E. 17 PEACH BLOSSOM LANE GREENVILLE DRAWING PAINTING. SCULPTURE, STUDENT COUNCIL MAY 3 (TAURUS) HARRISON. PAUL R. 70 MACARTHUR DR. ESMOND HARRISON, STEVEN M. POLE 10 SWAN RD. SMITHFIELD HAWKINS, BERNARD A. 5 LAUREL COURT ESMOND FOOTBALL 9.10,11,0 MAY 18 (TAURUS) HEALY, KERRI M. 31 LAKESIDE DR. SMITHFIELD DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 11.0, YEARBOOK II MAY 22 (GEMINI) HICKEY. MICHAEL V. 4 ROBERTS ST. GREENVILLE CROSS-COUNTRY 9.10, TRACK APRIL 15 (ARIES) HIGGINS. KAREN A. HAVEN ST. ESMOND FRENCH CLUB. YEARBOOK AUGUST 29 (VIRGO) HIGGINS. MAUREEN A. 13 JOYCE ANN DR. SMITHFIELD SOFTBALL, TEAM SPORTS NOVEMBER 19 (SCORPIO) HILL. RUSSELL FARNUM PIKE ESMOND HIGHAM, JAMES 22 LINCOLS ST. ESMOND HOGUE, SHERRI A. 315 OLD COUNTY RD. ESMOND 130 FOOD NUTRITION AWARD; FRENCH CLUB MAY 6 (TAURUS) HOLTON. KAREN C. 41 FENWOOD AVE. ESMOND MARCH 2 (PISCES) HORN. MICHAEL W. 5 DOWNINGWOOD DR. GREENVILLE HOULD. LINDA A. HARRIS RD. ESMOND YEARBOOK II; FASHION MAKE UP 10 SEPTEMBER I (VIRGO) HOWARD. KIMBERLY A. 37 WIPPLE RD. SMITHFIELD TRACK 10; YEARBOOK II; GYMNASTICS 10 AUGUST 4 (LEO) HOWARD. SANDRA J. RFD 3 WILLIAMS RD. SMITHFIELD JULY 18 (CANCER) HURLEY. MICHAEL R. 41 STILLWATER RD. ESMOND SOCCER 9,10,11,12; BASEBALL 9,10.11,12 APRIL 10 (ARIES) JILLSON. DIANE M. 15 RUSSELL LANE ESMOND TRACK; CROSS COUNTRY. BASKETBALL, PHOTO-CLUB; SEW¬ ING CLUB. STUDENT COUNCIL MAY 17 (TAURUS) JONSON. CHRISTINE M. 7 CYPRESS DR. GREENVILLE TENNIS; FIELD HOCKEY, YEARBOOK MAY 17 (TAURUS) KEEN, KAMI E. PROVIDENCE PIKE ESMOND KELLY. PATRICK M. 10 MAUREEN DR. SMITHFIELD SEPTEMBER 20 (VIRGO) KEZAL. JEAN M. 4 HICKORY LANE. GREENVILLE CONCERT CHOIR. GYMNASTICS DECEMBER 13 (SAGGITARIOUS) LAGRECA. PAUL T. 20 FENWOOD AVE. ESMOND LANE, RICHARD F. 18 LORI ELLEN DR. SMITHFIELD LASORSA. JANICE F. 49 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE SEPTEMBER 7 (VIRGO) LEIGH, LORI E. 10 CALISTA ST. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK; STUDENT COUNCIL JULY 25 (LEO) LOWE. MICHAEL J. 21 WADE DR. GREENVILLE SOCCER 9.IO.II.I2; HOCKE 9.10,11.12; TEAM SPORTS FEBRUARY 25 (PISCES) LEVEILLE, LISA M. 2 SUTTON ST. GREENVILLE MACDONALD. JUDITH A. 23 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE TENNIS; YEARBOOK. TENNIS; ART MARCH 19 (PISCES) MACKINLAY. LORI 25 WILLOW RD. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK JANUARY 18 (CAPRICORN) MARCHANT, LINDA J. 7 PENBRYN AVE. ESMOND BAND, TRI M. STUDENT COUNCIL STAGE BAND; 2 ALL-STATE MEDALS. 5 SUBJECT AWARDS: FRENCH II. ENGLISH II. ALGE¬ BRA. FOOD S NUTRITION, ADVANCED MATH MAY 8 (TAURUS) MARCHETTI, BETHANY E. 12 CHESTNUT HILLS COURT GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 9,10. TENNIS 10.11,12; STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10.11,12; YEARBOOK 12 JUNE 15 (GEMINI) MARCHIONE, RICHARD A. JR. POLE 61 RIDGE RD. SMITHFIELD MATTEO. CAROL A. SWAN RD. SMITHFIELD TENNIS; CONCERT CHOIR. SPANISH I DECEMBER 16 (SAGITARIUS) MATTERA. JOSEPH V. 9 CONCORD ST. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 9.10,11.12, HOCKEY 9,10,11,12, TRACK 9.IO.II.I2, TEAM SPORTS, 1ST TEAM ALL DIVISION FOOTBALL; 1ST TEAM ALL DIVISION 440 REALY TRACK FEBRUARY 5 (AQUARIUS) MATTERA, ROSEANN 9 CONCORD ST GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 10,11.12; COCAPT 10.12; BASKETBALL 9,10,11; SOFT- BALL; 2ND TEAM ALL WESTERN DIV SOFTBALL; ALL STATE IN MUSIC 9,K . BASKETBALL M.V.P.; FIELD HOCKEY HIGH SCORER M.V.P; BAND, STAGE BAND; CONCERT CHOIR; STUDENT COUNCIL; HOME REP; PEP BAND NOVEMBER 5 (SCORPIO) MCGOWAN, MARGARET E. POLE 89 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. SMITHFIELD MCKENNA. PAUL F. FARNUM PIKE SMITHFIELD MCNEILLY. KIRK 7 ORCHARD ST. GREENVILLE MCSWEENEY, KATHLEEN M. 2 PEACH BOLSSON LANE GREEN¬ VILLE OCTOBER 16 (LIBRA) MCWILLIAMS, MAUREEN A. 7 THORNTON AVE. SMITHFIELD JULY 5 (CANCER) MEDEIROS, LAURIE ANN A. 5 HIGH ST. ESMOND JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER. STUDENT COUNCIL JUNE II (GEMINI) MEDEIROS. LORI-ANNE 23 MEADOW VIEW DR. SMITHFIELD FASHION fc MAKE UP 10, ART CLUB II MAY 28 (GEMINI) MENATION, MICHAEL E. 9 ORCHARD AVE. GREENVILLE BAND MAY 30 (GEMINI) MILLER. BLANCHE E. 3 WALTHAM ST. ESMOND JANUARY 29 (AQUARIUS) MITCHELL. WILLIAM B. JR. 8 CORTLAND LANE GREENVILLE BASKETBALL 9.IO.II.I2; GOLF I2-. TEAM SPORTS 10,12, COMPUTER CLUB II; STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10 JUNE 18 (GEMINI) MORAN, BRENDA L. 20 ESMOND ST. ESMOND MARCH 24 (ARIES) MORGAN. JACQUELINE A. 72 SMITH AVE. GREENVILLE MORRISON. MARY E. 30 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE VARSITY CHEERING IF, SPANISH I; SPANISH II FEBRUARY 12 (AQUARIUS) MURPHY, RICHARD S. 6 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE 131 NAYLOR. CATHERINE L. 23 GLADSTONE ST. ESMOND CE-I; MODERN LEGISLATURE 10 NOVEMBER 14 (SCORPIO) NEWTON. ROBERT T. R.F.D. S JOHN MOWRY RD. ESMOND NOBREGA. DARRELL J. 9 LODGE POLE LANE GREENVILLE NOISEUX. DEBRA M. ROCKY HILL RD. SMITHFIELD NOVEMBER 28 (SAGITARRIUS) NORTON. ROBERT T. 21 LORIELLEN DR. ESMOND O’BRIEN. JEANNINE M. 4 LISA ANN CIRCLE SMITHFIELD CHEERLEADING 11,12 NOVEMBER 16 (SCORPIO) O’CONNOR. LISA S. 101 AUSTIN AVE GREENVILLE X-COUNTRY 10.11.12. TRACK 9.IO.II.I2; YEARBOOK; HOME RM SEPTEMBER 18 (VIRGO) O’CONNOR. PATRICIA J. 6 APPLE TREE LANE GREENVILLE O’DAY. ROBERT P. 9 BARNES ST. GREENVILLE SOCCER; BASEBALL AUGUST 31 (VIRGO) OLIVA. NANCY B. II PROSPECT ST. GREENVILLE CROSS-COUNTRY 9.10,11.12; CAPTAIN CROSS-COUNTRY 12; TRACK 9,10.11,12; STUDENT COUNCIL 9.11.12 JANUARY 6 (CAPRICORN) O’ROURKE. MARGARET M. 12 SCENIC VIEW DR. ESMOND FASHION MAKE UP; YEARBOOK. CHEFS CLUB MAY 2 (TAURUS) PALUMBO. CECILLE M. 5 OLD TAVERN LANE GREENVILLE MEMBER OF TRI M; CONCERT CHOIR; CHAMBER SINGERS MARCH 13 (PISCES) PARENTE. JOHN M. 24 MAPLECREST DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 9,10,11,12; TRACK 9.10.11,12; CONCERT CHOIR 11,12; CHAMBER SINGERS 12, TEAM SPORTS 11.12, TRACK DISCU RE¬ CORD MARCH 22 (ARIES) PASSARELU. DEBORAH A. I KAREN ANN DR. SMITHFIELD CHEFS CLUB; YEARBOOK; TEAM SPORTS; HOMEROOM REP. MAY II (TAURUS) PASSARELLI. KAREN M. I KAREN ANN DR. SMITHFIELD MAY II (TAURUS) PATERSON. WALTER R. BOX 5023 ESMOND PERRY. BRUCE 326 OLD COUNTY RD. SMITHFIELD PETERS. CHERLY A. 21 HIGH ST. SMITHFIELD TRACK AUGUST 4 (LEO) PETERS. PAUL F. WILLIAMS RD. ESMOND BASKETBALL 9.I0.II.I2; SOCCER 9.10,11.12. BASEBALL 9, MECHANI¬ CAL DRAWING AWARD; YEARBOOK, CHESS CLUB AUGUST 8 (LEO) POLICELLI. ROBERT A. 2 ELMHURST DR. GREENVILLE JANUARY 28 (AQUARIUS) POLITELLI. VINCENT JR. 39 FARNUM PIKE ESMOND FRENCH CLUB MODEL LEGISLATION, AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD AUGUST 25 (VIRGO) PORTER. PAULA M. 12 ADAMS ST. ESMOND SOFTBALL NOVEMBER 7 (SCORPIO) POWERS. LISA-JEAN 25 FANNING LANE GREENVILLE TRACK, CROSS-COUNTRY, STUDENT COUNCIL FEBRUARY II (AQUARIUS) PRIESTLEY. ALAN C. RFD NU3 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. ESMOND PROVONSIL. SUSAN A. 43 LAKESIDE DR. SMITHFIELD JUNE 16 (GEMINI) PROVOST, TODD L. 13 WHITMAN ST. MAY 19 (TAURUS) PULEO, SANDRA L. 141 OLD COUNTY RD. ESMOND SOFTBALL 9,11.12; BASKETBALL 9.10. FIELD HOCKEY 10. TEAM SPORTS APRIL 21 (TAURUS) RAMSBEY. LANSEN R. 47 WOODLAND AVE. ESMOND NOVEMBER 10 (SCORPIO) RATHIER. ROBERT A. 153 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. ESMOND BASEBALL 9,10.11,12 SEPTEMBER 15 (VIRGO) REALL. MARCIA ANN-MARIE 4 WADE DR. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 9.10; SOFTBALL 9.10, CHEERING 11.12, SOCIAL CHAIRWOMAN II. STUDENT COUNCIL, YEARBOOK 11,12 JANUARY 2 (CAPRICORN) RESENDES. ROBERTA A. 35 FENWOOD AVE. ESMOND RITTER. ERIC T. 19 MAPLECREST DR. GREENVILLE ROBENHYMER. KEVIN 9 FEWOOD AVE. SMITHFIELD ROBERTS, KEVIN D. 26 LINCOLN ST. ESMOND FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAIN 9.10,11.12; WRESTLING CO-CAPT, 9.10.11,12; BASEBALL 9,10.11,12; TRACK 10,11.12; PRES. VARSITY LET¬ TER CLUB, SENIOR SOCIAL CHAIRMEN, FRESHMAN ALL STATE, TWICE ALL DIVISION TEAM IN WRESTLING, ALL CLASS TRACK MARCH 22 (ARIES) ROMANELLI, RICHARD M. 27 BREENBRIAR DR. GREENVILLE ROTHMAN. KIMBERLY 4 CENTER RD. GREENVILLE YEARBOOK 11,12, TEAM SPORTS 10. HOMECOMING NOMINEE II, SCULPTURE, DRAWING PAINTING AWARD MARCH 26 (ARIES) ROWLETT. CHARLES M. JR. RFD NU4 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. ES¬ MOND ROY. STEPHEN A. 6 RIVERVIEW AVE. SMITHFIELD FOOTBALL 10; WEIGHT LIFTING 9.10,11.12 DECEMBER 24 (CAPRICORN) RUDIS, MARIA M. STILLWATER RD. SMITHFIELD CHEERLEADING 9.10.11. CAPT. 12, TEAM SPORTS 10, YEARBOOK 11.12; HOME ROOM REP. 9.IO.II.I2. STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10,11.12 HOMECOMING NOMINEE II SACHUK, MATTHEW P. 42 WOODLAND AVE. ESMOND FOOTBALL; TRACK; CONCERT CHOIR 10,11,12; CHAMBER SING¬ ERS 11,12; OUTDOOR TRACK 9.10,11.12, OUTSTANDING SINGER AUGUST 10 (LEO) ST. ONGE. EDWARD W. 24 LINCOLN ST. ESMOND SALVATI, LORRAINE M. POLE 70 COLWELL RD. GREENVILLE 132 JULY 7 (CANCER) SANTORO. WILLIAM H. JR 53 PLEASANT VIEW AVE. NOVEMBER 2 (SCORPIO) SCHOTT. JANET 16 CHERRY WOOD DR. GREENVILLE FIELD HOCKEY 9.11.12, TEAM SPORTS 10.11; YEARBOOK 12 MARCH 31 (ARIES) SCOPELLITI. RONALD J. 7 URSULA RD. ESMOND SHAW. JEFFREY A. 8 HILLSIDE ST. ESMOND SHORT. FRANCIS A. WILLIAMS RD. ESMOND SOCCER 9 ; HOCKEY IF. GOLF II NOVEMBER 10 (SCORPIO) SINESI, ROLAND A JR. 9 BURLINGAME RD. ESMOND NOVEMBER 5 (SCORPIO) SLADER. LISA B. ROCKY HILL RD. SMJTHFIELD SEPTEMBER 22 (VIRGO) SMITH. GREGG A. 2 PLEASANT VIEW CIRCLE GREENVILLE SMITH. JAMES J. 34 STILL WATER RD ESMOND SMITH. RICHARD A. 8 CALISTA ST. GREENVILLE SMITH. ROBERT F. POLE 99 STILLWATER RD ESMOND SMITH. SANDRA J. I ORCHARD AVE. GREENVILLE CROSS-COUNTRY 9-. TRACK 9; CONCERT CHOIR 10,11.12; YEAR¬ BOOK 12, STUD. COUNCIL 12 DECEMBER 2 (SAGITTARIUS) SNELL. DENISE A. 28 LAKESIDE DR. GEORGIAVILLE DECEMBER 14 (SAGITTARIUS) SPAMENI, PETER D. 17 HAWTHORNE RD. GREENVILLE STILES. TODD M. 14 TUCKER RD. GREENVILLE SULLIVAN DEBORAH A. 33 RANDALL ST. GREENVILLE STUDENT COUNCIL, YEARBOOK 12; H R. REP 12 MARCH II (PISCES) SURPRENANT, PAUL E. INDIAN FUN TRAIL SMITHFIELD SMOKING AWARENESS PROGRAM 9,10,11,12; MODEL LEGISLA¬ TURE PRESIDENT OF CLASS 9,10; JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRES, SENIOR PRES. OF STUDENT COUNCIL, STUDENT COUNCIL 9.10,11.12; FRESHMAN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN JULY 3 (CANCER) SZYLIN, DAVID A. 24 RANDALL ST. GREENVILLE JANUARY 25 (AQUARIUS) TARTAGLIA, MICHAEL L. 21 CANDLEWOOD DR. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL; BASKETBALL. GOLF; TRACK, CHESS CLUB; OPER¬ ETTA 3 YEARS. OUTSTANDING BASS MARCH 16 (PISCES) TESSIER. LYNN M. 4 CLARK RD. SMITHFIELD YEARBOOK SEPTEMBER 3 (VIRGO) THOMPSON. DONNA M. 21 DIANA ABE SMITHFIELD SEPTEMBER 7 (VIRGO) TONDREAULT. PAUL J. 5 HUGHES DR. GREENVILLE TROMBLEY LISA M. 8 RANDALL ST. GREENVILLE MAY 26 (GEMINI) VALE, KRISTEN L. 18 WADE DR. GREENVILLE VARIN, PAMELA J. RFD 8 LANTERN RD. SMITHFIELD GYMNASTICS 9,10.11.12; FRENCH AWARD; MODERN MUSIC MASTERS, STUDENT COUNCIL APRIL 2 (ARIES) VERDUCHI, RENA A. 28 BURLINGAME RD. SMITHFIELD YEARBOOK 11,12 JANUARY 8 (CAPRICORN) VERNON. SUSAN AL. JOHN MOWRY RD. ESMOND YEARBOOK STUDENT COUNCIL; HOME COMING NOMINEE 12 MAY 4 (TAURUS) VILLANDRY. KEVIN M. 10 CONCORD ST. GREENVILLE FOOTBALL 10 NOVEMBER 13 (SCORPIO) VIVEIROS, ERICA J. 9 FRIENDSHIP LANE, ESMOND WALSH. JOHN M. 9 OLIVER ST. ESMOND CONCERT CHOIR 9.10,11.12. GOLF 11,12 SEPTEMBER 23 (LIBRA) WINFIELD, THOMAS J. GREENVILLE COMMON SMITHFIELD HOCKEY JUNE 15 (GEMINI) WINSOR. CAROL L. 72 AUSTIN AVE. GREENVILLE CHORUS I. CONCERT CHOIR II; CHAMBER SINGERS I FEBRUARY 10 (AQUARIUS) THEROUX, DAVID A. 20 APPLETOWN RD. GREENVILLE MAY 4 (TAURUS) THIBEAULT. KRISTENE A. 7 CONCORD ST. GREENVILLE X-COUNTRY 9. YEARBOOK 10.11, LEISURE TIME 12 FEBRUARY 10 (AQUARIUS) 133 WHO’S WHO IN BABIES (Front Inside Cover-Left) (Front Inside Cover-Right) 1. Paul Cugno 2. Jeannine O’Brien 3. Joe and Rose Mattera 4. Irene Blais 5. Sandy Smith 6. Bernie Hawkins 7. Kyle Edward 8. Kerri Allen 9. Sue Brown 10. Gail Dery 11. Jennifer Clossick D. Kevin Roberts 13. Danny Greene 14. Mary Morrison 15. Clare Connor 16. Stephen Erbe 17. Jerry Foley 18. Michael Andresino 19. Ernie DiMuccio 20. Lori Leigh 21. Teresa Chakuroff 22. Susan Boyle 1. Marcia Real! 2. Maria Rudis 3. Peter Gabriele 4. Kim Rothman 5. Tommy Guolowaz 6. Sandy Derosier 7. David Day 8. Diane Curley 9. Janet Schott 10. Debbie Sullivan 11. Paul Peters 12. Donna Calicchia 13. Ann Dionne 14. Jackie Parente, Susan Boyle, Jerry Foley, Bobby O’Day 15. Susan Graham 16. Lisa DeAngelis 17. Christine Jonson 18. Sheila Doyle 19. Nick Caspoli 20. Cecille Palumbo 21. Bernadette Benoit 22. Beth Marchetti (Back Inside Cover-Left) (Back Inside Cover-Right) 1. Allison Downs 2. Debbie Grudittouria 3. Laura Balcom 4. Fred Fusco 5. Kathy McSweeny 6. Paul Dwyer 7. Susan Esposito 8. Sandy Howard 9. Linda Houle 10. Ray Fontaine 11. Cathy Naylor 12. Sue Provonsil 13. Rhonda Catelle 14. Margie McGowan 15. Laurie Bosco 16. Susan Baxter 17. Robin Collins 18. Michael Horn 19. Lori Aiello 20. Maureen Higgins 21. Lori DiMillio 22. Frank Girald 1. Blanche Miller 2. Carol Matteo 3. Sharon Gederman 4. Debbie Noiseux 5. Donna Thompson 6. Jackie Bouchard 7. Paul Surprenant 8. Doreen Hanaway 9. Billy Santoro 10. Kim Howard 11. Jerilyn Beaudry 12. Dianne Jillson 13. Laurie Medieros 14. Sherri Houle 15. Lori Medeiros 16. Alan Priestley 17. Linda Marchant 18. Cheryl Peters 19. Brenda Moran 2. Bin Politelli 21. Lisa Duhaime 22. Corinne Grady 134 HOW PRAY TELL COULD WE EVER FORGET Our class of 81” our diminishing class of 81” . wondering how it diminished . the lack of spirit the increase in spirit . . . the cake sales not having any cake at the cake sales the amazing Mrs. Parkhurst . the other not so amazing members of the faculty . the events to remember the events to forget . the great sports . the great teams the record breaking performances the ribbons and medals the conceited athletes Nick Caspoli . loyal fans simply having fans . cool kids kids thinking they ' re cool Nick Caspoli . being friends in our freshmen year being enemies in our senior year reading graffiti on the walls reading your name on the walls responding by writing back on the walls trying to distinguish what hot lunch really is hiding out in the lav never returning from the lav . here comes a teacher” . . the homecoming dances 77-80 remembering the homecoming dances 77-80 wasted days and wasted nights the big hangover mornings Karin Cunningham coming to school . . the young men who wore tuxes to school . moving up in the world being called SENIORS, for the first time making whoever said it repeat themself getting our privileges finding out it really isn’t a big deal . . Eskimo Eddies dreams Maria Rudis’ red shoes . . the football team’s theme song Another one bites the dust” watching another one of our players bite the dust the many nights spent with Pooh Bear Joe Matteras ' clogs . . . Twas a rough night” . . going to see Macbeth comparing the witches to our faculty getting our senior pics taken . finding friends to give them to giving them to total strangers . the Christmas Season did we have a tree? . the hockey team the basketball team did we have a basketball team? OOPS! Sue-Bees’ way of taking the SATS . the Christmas Ball the strange illnesses at the Ball New Years Eve telling what you did on New Years Eve . lying about what you did on New Years Eve Studying for midterms failing midterms hello report cards goodbye weekends DOIT being rowdy . doing it legally Erbs keg party goodbye to Marcia Eddie’s rendition of to dream the impossible dream” . spring fever . taking a day out of school . . explaining how you got a tan 5th periods balloons . planning grad parties . inviting the entire class by accident . the final countdown the senior prom here it comes Finals having the famous who cares” attitude It is the big day GRADUATION the parties to follow being with friends where is everyone going to college? . promising to keep in touch Go For It saying goodbye . knowing that these memories will never die The class of 1981 lives on . 135 The 1981 Class Will The Class of 81 and its members in all their generosity leave behind the following: Sue, Kyle, and Sue leave clothing to the ladevaia children Sixth period Public Speaking class leaves Colleen Beckett Calamine lotion to put on her Grombee stings . Period five English Class leaves the missing pages of Canterbury Tales to Mr. DeMoura Period three Business Law Class hereby deeds and assigns in writing one fungible Vespa motor scooter to Mr. Tortalani Guess who leaves Mr. Tobin a life-size poster of Peter Gabriele and a set of darts Period one and six Advanced Biology classes leave HYPOPARATHYROIDISM to Miss Bartlet because it ' s the only disease that she hasn’t had or known someone who did The World Affairs Class leaves a years’ supply of maps, mimeograph sheets, and cigarettes to Mr. Bolasco The Senior Class leaves Jacqui Morgan a muzzle Jeannine O’Brien and Sandy Smith leave Tommy Winfield and all his brownie points to Mr. Graham Laura Balcom leaves a consumer guide book to Mr. Tortolani . . . Karen, Deb, Margret, and Patti leave Mr. Hines a shot of Jack Daniels at George’s Lounge Jeff Gronski leave 1000 m.l. of HCL to Mrs. Hammill’s period five Chemistry Class Patti Casey leaves nothing to Mr. Tracy Paul and Sharon leave Mrs. Parkhurst a Port-a-John for her personal use Snortin’ Norton leaves I gram of pure cocaine to Mr. D’Amore Jennifer Clossick, Jeannine O ' Brien, and Marcia Real leave 5 minute 60 to Mrs. B Eddie Hampson leaves a complete meal to Mr. Graham Irene Blais leaves all her absent excuses to Mrs. Clark Judy Mac Donald leaves a case of spiked Tab to Miss Chauvin Richard Chirrette leaves his winning presidential campaign to Mrs. Parkhurst Billy Mitchell leaves Mr. Benoit a winning season Margie, Lisa, Sandy, Lisa, Deb, and Lisa leave the Kountry Kitchen to period two Jeff Bauer leaves all his money to himself Anonymous leaves her Cross pen to Margie M Kim leaves Maria a Websters’ Spanish I Dictionary” . Maria leaves Kim May 19, 1978 Kyle leaves Sean Potter 136 one empty fire extinguisher Sue leaves a bowl of cherries to Sue-Bee Bernie Hawkins leaves the I9S4 Gold Medal to Gronsk Paul Tondreault leaves his term paper to anyone who can’t find a topic Jeff Gronski leaves his massive body to the dedication of Science Steve Erbe leaves all his keg parties to the cheerleaders Allison leaves all the abuse she took to any girl who thinks she can handle it Tom Winfield leaves a ride home to Rhoda Jerry Foley leaves Kyle Edward a bum Kyle leaves her thanks to Jerry Karen Passarelli leaves her sister Sue 50 ways to bunk school without getting caught Nancy Oliva leaves a box of Kleenex to the Girls’ track and cross-country teams Rhonda Catelle leaves all of her late slips and 15 minutes detention to anyone who comes to school late as much as she did Kevin Roberts leaves behind his glare resistent sun glasses he used for protection against Kim and Maria’s shoes Janice leaves her three dead girbils to anyone who has to do an Advanced Biology experiment Anonymous leaves Roseann the How to be just like Maria Rudis’’ handbook The Senior boys leave a chisel to the cheerleaders to take their make-up off with The Senior girls take Paul Harrison with them We all leave our congratulations to the lucky winner of the Who can score the most guys” contest put on by some active members of the freshmen class To Timmy Gorton, the Ludettes leave the album We ' re Havin’ A Party” by Southside Johnny To Diane Lewis, the senior girls leave the curiosity of what Michael’s doing at U.R.I Sue-Bee leaves all her books from her high school years to Mr. Lelli Joe Mattera leaves his clogs to any incoming Freshman with alot of B’s Rose Mattera leaves Maria Rudis an unusual experience at Galilee Sue Boyle leaves the year-book to anyone crazy enough to take on the responsibility Colleen Gilleran leaves Dave Reilly to whomever will take him All in all, the Class of SI” leaves alot of laughs, smiles, great times, hangovers, and their education behind: 137 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mary M. Allen Mr. Walter E. Allen Matt and Lee Andresino David and Clare Balcom and Family Ben and Camille Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Bouchard. Jr. Mr. Steven Bouchard Mrs. A. Joan Calicchia Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chagnon Mr. and Mrs. John Chakuroff Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Colantuono Mr. and Mrs. Louis Corvese Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Curley Mr. and Mrs. David L. DeAngelis Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins Elaine S. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Philip Howard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Jillson Mrs. Jane B. King Mr. and Mrs. Roger Labonte Mr. and Mrs. George Leish Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Matteo Mr. and Mrs. Vancent A. Mattera Mr. and Mrs. John A. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. 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Donna 151 Compliments Of POLYTOP CORPORATION Slatersville, Rl 767-2400 An Advisor ' s Afterword . . Anvil ' 81 is finally completed and, hopefully, will be enjoyed by all who read it. Putting a yearbook together is no easy job and credit must be given to those who created this book. The Anvil 81 staff members worked long and hard and deserve our thanks. Editor Susan Boyle must be singled out as the Backbone” of this yearbook. I personally hate” to see her graduate as she’s worked incredibly hard for the past three years on the Anvil staff, two of those years as editor. If anyone ever deserved an Outstanding Editor’s Award, she certainly does and within my own realm I bestow it upon her! Again, thanks to all who helped to create Anvil ' 81. I hope you enjoy it Mary- Margaret ladevaia Yearbook Advisor Editor ' s Note: I realize that as everyone looks through the 1981 yearbook there will be words of praise for some pages and criticism for others. This book does not have colored pictures nor does it include every person in the schools picture. It does not have any super cover or a giant centerfold . . . I wonder if I owe anyone an apology because all of these are lacking in Anvil ’81. I don ' t think I owe anyone an apology. This book may not have a lot of SUPER” different things inside it but what it does have is very special. Every page of this book is a memory of what is now our past. I hope that every member of the class of ' 81 is able to pick up this yearbook and, as you go through it, I hope you can smile, laugh, and maybe even shed a tear. If this book allows you to do any one of these, than I feel it is a success. I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this book together. I feel I must single out Jen Clossick, Sandy Smith, Kyle Edward, and Sue Brown because without them I would have lost everything!!! I also want to thank Mrs. ladevaia for being the best advisor anyone could work with. We haven ' t had it easy over the last few years but we ' ve always pulled through. To all my classmates I wish you the best of luck and years of success. See you all at the reunion! Susan Boyle Editor 152 For Reference 573 Putnam Pike fcanville, Rl 0282 fc I