Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

Anvil ’83 Smithfield High School Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, R.l. Table Of Contents Dedication Pages 1+ 3 School Clubs Page 68 Opening Section Page 4 Athletics Page 80 Seniors Page 16 Underclassmen Page ID Faculty Page 56 Senior Activities Page D4 Advertising Page 137 In Appreciation For three years Mr. David Reilly touched the lives of every student in the Class of ' 83. For nine years he served Smithfield High School as administrator and friend. Now in his new position as Director of Personnel and Curriculum, we would like to wish him well in all his future endeavors and thank him for all his guidance. 2 In Memoriam It is in the memory of Mrs. Murial Nicholson, secretary and friend, that we, the members of the Class of ’83, dedicate this yearbook. ! ENTERING r « WE LOVE OUR TOWN PLEASE DO NOT LITTER SM1THF1ELD CONSERVATION COMM Frightened at first is how we all felt, the fear that we had was kept under our belt. As times went on the simplicities lessened, the one question in our mind was where are we destined? 4 We laughed, we cried with many a friend, but soon our senior year will come to an end. And at this time our feelings will be mixed, but soon our future intentions will be fixed. 5 V The weekends came and we all could go wild, because we no longer had the mind of a child. We were all out to get what we think life is about, when we did not get it, we would not pout. 6 In high school life there were rules to obey, but in college life it will be a whole new way. 7 Credit will be given to those who took it in stride, who gave their greatest effort in whatever they tried. 8 The Proms and Balls will be greatly missed, But from our minds will never be dismissed. 9 You made life in high school what you wanted it to be, and now this will determine your lasting memory. 10 All the important information teachers put on em¬ phasis, But if you think about it we only scratched the surface. All the great knowledge that we did learn will all go towards the goal we hope to earn. n As we look ahead things aren’t as clear, so we look to each other to calm our fear. 12 As we see it now, the future looks easy and carefree, but this is only a vision in our future fantasy. 13 Graduation Through our senior year, we have come to see The other side of our friends that changed so drastically Some of them were phony; some of them were true There were those we hated, but there were only a few We laughed, we cried with many a friend But soon our senior year will come to an end And at this time our feelings will be mixed But soon our future intentions will be fixed We have no problems or worries that matter But once June comes the easy life will shatter Our high school life we hold so dear Because college life is what we fear Our senior year has gone by, for some it ' s been twice But now it’s the start of a whole new life In high school life there were rules to obey But in college life it will be a whole new way The Proms and Balls will be greatly missed But from our minds will never be dismissed Frightened at first is how we all felt The fear that we had was kept under our belt As time went on the simplicities soon lessened The one question in our minds was where are we destined? The weekends came and we all could go wild Because we no longer had the mind of a child We were all out to get what we think life is about When we didn ' t get it we wouldn’t pout We had to try harder at everything we did To prove we’re an adult and no longer just a kid In the beginning we acted and dressed the same But the older we got the more of an individual we became All the important information teachers put on emphasis But if you think about it, we only scratched the surface All the great knowledge that we did learn Will all go towards the goal we hope to earn Credit will be given to those who took it in stride Who gave their greatest effort in whatever they tried As we see it now the future looks easy and carefree But this is only a vision in our future fantasy You made life in high school what you wanted it to be And now this will determine your lasting memory Chris Adler Scrad Teri Aiello Jacqueline Alpaio Jackie Keep Smiling Lisa M. Anderson Funny Lady Lee Happy Everything Lyn C. Anderson Lynaferd What a Bummer Paul Andresino Mick Man” 16 Jeff Andrews Jeff Lyn Antonuccio Shorty No Problem ' ’ Stephen Archambault Ippy, Arch Not Fade Away Wendy Arruda Wen, Wendel That’s great” Deborah Ann Audino Debbie, Deb Chris, It’s love not infatuatuion He’s so cute David Banno Dave Wanna hear a joke?” James Barden Henry Beaudoin Linda Beaudry Michael Beaumier Elise Bedard Robert Berwick Bob If something can go wrong, it will, an at the worst possible timer JoAnn Bianchi Everett Blanchard Joan Dina Bonaminio Dee, Grace, Valley Girl Yeah right Barf me out the door! Totally” 18 Nancy Bouchard Nanc Susan Brown Sue Donna M. Brown D 1 Michelle Buteau Patti A. Brown Kevin P. Butera Funny Man Hey Dood.. 19 Chris Caiise Cawee your young you will get over it Lois Cardone LoLa, Doris Crystal Caspoli Al Cappelli Capped, Johnny V But Coach!” Christopher Carmone Darlene Campbell Lynne Carney Annie What did I do now? ay” Anthony Catalfomo Tony 20 Bryan Catelle That was different” 21 :®§g| Angela Chiperas Damn I’m good” Oh my god!” Gene Ciancaglini Thomas J. Cicatiello Chico, Boo-Boo 1 Anthony Cinelli Tone, Ant, VP Donald Clarke Dood 22 Johnna Colantuono Matthew Conboy Robert Cousins Jr. Scuzz I just might even be” Edmund G. Cooper II Ted, Coop Christine Couture Gina Costantino Cheryl Curley Cher Is it Friday yet!” 23 24 Christopher Czernik Mary D ' Agostino Mear Spare me Steven Danielson Matthew D’Atri Dimitri I’m over it” Lynda De Angelis Yinyetah, Yin we’re going to Egypt” Can I tell us a story” Hey Chum! Rebecca DeCicco Becky That’s Life!” Give it up” Wicked Anthony DeCristofaro Christine A. Dedora Chris Linda Depalma Lin, Linny, Skeeter 1 Furr Sure” ’ ' Pretty Cruel” Janet DeQuattro Jan Help! What do I do” Kristine DeKeulenaere Susan Derosier Sue, Bertha, Skeeter 2 Sure, it just Might Happen!” M Lesley DeStefanis You might even” 25 Bruce Dexter Jr. Caroline DiGiulio Diane Duarte John Dunivan D Di And anything else you can think of to do backward? ya know Gerald D. Emin Jerry Jordach, Cem! Ha. . . .1 Nancy Jean Erbe Wendi A. Fallon What are we doing this week-end Sally!” We will remain calm” Florence Farrell Elizabeth Eastern Filippi Liz, Lizabunny I might even!” Excuse me! DISCO 1 Julieann Foley Julie, Jules I might even” No way” Get out” John Fontaine 27 Michelle Giuliano Raymond Goff David Fraioli Susan F. Garriepy Sue Mark Gederman Gary George David Furtado Scott Gardner Catherine Gould ’Right, I’m sure!” Pamela Goolgasian Wicked” Junk Food” I’m tired. I’m hungry, and I want to go home!” Kevin Grist Cheryl Gronski Che, Muffy, Curly Gimme a break” Fer Sure!” Kathleen Goyette Linda M. Hagopian Lyn it ' s all over” Wicked” Judith Halben Judy Christine Hawley Chris It’s infatuation not love!” Dawn Hannaway Dawnkins Be serious” Paula Hebert Jane Hartmann Sally J. Hebert What are we doing this week-end Wen” We won’t discuss it” 30 Joyce Hindle Donna Hodson Chicklet Kinky, Harsh” Thomas Howard Speedy What are ya doing” Renee Holzinger Joseph R. Hunt Jr. JOE, Joey Do you want a hamster?” James Howard Jimbo Real Good” Karen Hurley 31 Paul Jordan Paul (PJ) Right” Sure” Wendy M. lannuzzi Nuggie What a punk!” DISCO I” OTAY” David Keene Skin, Dave Jacqueline G. Kelley Jackie, JK Don ' t tell anyone, but Linda Kezal Lin Who’s leaving early?” Yeah really” 32 Joseph Joyce Karen Kerwin Ka, Louisa Hi Hun!” What a mad punker” Scott Kimball Karen Louise Kulish Thomas Kulish AAAH! Alan LaBarre Al What! [ 1 33 Barbara Lange Kimberly Leonard Jeanine Lapre Louis Lepere Louie We won’t get fooled again!” Katherine Lee Kathy Lee I don’t get it!” What’s the deal?” Diane Lewis Di, Dee Dee Cynthia Lotito Cyn, Stem That’s wild” What the” Ooh mama!” Lisa Luther Lee ’That’s it!” Lisa Marchione Yee! The soccer player! Marlena Let’s play soccer in the rain!” I love Romans lips!” Robert Marcotte Patrick Martin Tamara Martone Tammy Melinda A. Marz Mind It ' s all over!” Tina McNally Cynthia L. McCrorie Tet, Yet! The soccer Player Hey baby, pull over!” Punlop” Nevbomb” Terence McSweeney Daniel McCrystal Judith I. McVey Killer You might” Tina Medeiros 36 Mark Menatian Paula Nani Maureen Nangle Moe, Moezy ya know what I mean! ' ’ Tracy Miller Tra yea, really” Bummer” Stephanie Nero Olive! Yeph! The soccer player.” Goof on the boufant, yeah huh?” Charles Newell NOOD” Noodle MICHELOB” Theresa Nigro Tre Christopher Noke Lisa Oliva Lee Richard Pannone Potsie, Lerch Who did Their Physics homework?” Mindy Patrice Patullo Min, Mindies, Disco Let’s go to exxonl” Debbie Patterson doobie” Dennis Paul Mark Peloquin Lisa Peluso 38 Jim Peters Patricia Lynn Peters Twitt, Patti ’’Ya, know!” Susan Poliquin Curtis Pollard Earl Porter Earl the pearl” ’’Corner Combo 1” Michael Potter ”E.P.” ”Hey, What is it?” flQMTWm 39 Kathleen Proulx Anne M. Prue Annie, Banana I hope it snows this weekend?” Annabelle Profughi Mickey, Ann Yah, I might even!” Todd Ravenelle Rav Kathleen Reilly 40 Robert Reilly Richard Reis Jean F. Roberts DEVO. Dee When’s summer coming? I wanna John Reynolds John Like my sweater? Stephen Robbins Sandra Riberdy Pamela Sue Rickabaugh Pam, Pammy You might” Can you cover for me?” Raymond G. Robinson Ray Anne Robitaille Donald Robitaille Marvin, Annie Gag me” That’s harsh” Hey kids” Lori Rose Rose, Lor Gimme a break” Anne Ruggieri Oh . . . Hi” Amy Salisbury 42 James T. Salisbury Jimbo, Corner Combo 2 Neil Salley Denise J. Servoss James Shahbaz Jimbo What a goof! James Sleboda Slebby, Sleb Goof! Is that right! Mark Smith Paul Spameni Spud I miss Krissy!” Denise Spencer De 43 Dawn Stifano Gimme a break! Micheal St. Onge Robin Stiles Robbie You know what I mean” Really! Lisa Stoeckel Kathleen Sweeney Susan Szylin Sue I don’t Tee Hee you guys are harsh” Judi-Ann Tassoni Jude 44 Blame me everyone else does Give it up! Raymond J. Thibeault Ray, Tebo Diane Thurber Di Wickedo I’m goin banana ' s Michelle Tondreault Raymond Trombley Me-chelle, Me-Delle, mich Yeah Right” Chris Turchetti Cindi Vaneps Greg Varatta 45 Karen Varatta Christine Varin Michaela Walsh Gregory Whipple Karen Venditelli Ka, Kar I hate him, I love him!” Tina Williams Donna Winfield Nuggets, Little Winnie Gimme a break” You gotta case” I Love Dennis” 46 Peter Wingate Kevin Yahn Jane Zangari Donna Marie Zannelli Precious, Mouse Fine Steve, No Problem! Susanne Zigas Sue, Susie, Zig, Ziggy I can’t take it anymore!” ”1 don’t feel like cheerleading! 47 Senior Directory Adler, Christopher W. Mapleville Rd. Greenville, Football 9,10,110; Bryant College Aiello, Terr A. 47 Swan Rd. Esmond, Rhode Island College Alpaio, Jacqueline A. 15 Pleasant View Circle Green¬ ville, Basketball 2, Track I, Varsity Cheerleading 4, French 1,2,3, Business Management - Bryant College Anderson, Lisa M. 15 Elmhurst Drive, Swimming, Soft- ball Anderson, Lyn C Mann School Road Smithfield, Gymnastics I, Cross-country 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Model Legislature Andresino, Paul 24 Roger Williams Dr. Greenville Andrews, Jeff, 26 Flomestead Ave., Esmond, Racket- ball, Reading, Electrical Engineering Antonuccio, Lyn Deer Run Trail, Smithfield, Chef’s Club, Business Executive Archambault, Stephen, Whipple Rd., Esmond, Com¬ mercial Pilot Arruda, Wendy A., 7 Apple Valley Parkway, Green¬ ville, Cheerleading 9,10, Gymnastics 10, Chorus 9, Concert Choir 10,11,12, Flight Attendant Audino, Deborah, 37 Orchard Ave, Greenville, CCRI Banno, David, 26 Esmond St. Esmond, Class Presi¬ dent 10; Vice President 9; JV Football; Track; Rl Col¬ lege - Biology Barden, James Jr. 71 Smith Ave., Esmond Beaudoin, Henry, 120 Farnum Pike, Esmond Beaudry, Linda, 117 Farnum Pike, Esmond Beaumier, Michael, 17 Mountaindale Rd., Esmond Bedard, Elise, 10 Bayou Br., Greenville Berwick, Robert, 27 Fanning Lane, Greenville, Bryant College, Masters in B.A. Bianchi, JoAnn, 401 Douglas Pike, Smithfield Blanchard, Everett Jr., 662 Putnum Pike, Greenville Bonaminio, Dina, 39 Randall St. Greenville, Brown University, Psychologist Bouchard, Carolyn, 4 Lucille Dr; Greenville, Softball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 4; Teamsports 3 Bouchard, Nancy, 15 Hawthorne Rd., Greenville, Cheerleading 10,11,12; Capt. 12, Student Council 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Secretary 12, Fairfield University Brown, Donna M., 17 Russell Lane, Esmond, Cross Country 1,2,3,4s Capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Year¬ book 3,4; Student Council 3,4; URI, Biology Brown, Patti A., 12 McIntosh Dr., Greenville, Repre¬ sentative for Student Council 1,2,3,4-, Newspaper Edi¬ tor 4; Yearbook 4; Model Leg. 2,3; Sophomore Ring Committee 2; Social Committee 3,4; French Club I; Concert Choir 3,4; Providence College Brown, Susan, 9 Appleseed Dr., Greenville, Cheer¬ leading 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Student council representa¬ tive 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Chamber singers 4, Nursing Browning, Cheryl, Mann School Rd, Esmond Buteau, Michelle, 26 Second St., Esmond Butera, Kevin P., 270 Waterman Ave., Esmond, Con¬ cert Choir Calise, Chris, 21 Cherrywood Dr., Greenville, Football 1,4; Weightlifting, Student Council, Johson Whales- Chef Campbell, Darlene, 14 Courtland Lane, Greenville Cappelli, Albert, 8 Sidney Winsor Rd., Greenville, Football, Travel Agent Cardone, Lois, Pleasant View Ave., Greenville, Deca Club, CCRI Carmone, Christopher, Indian Head Trail Carney Lynne, 5 Oakhurst Dr., Greenville Caspoli, Crystal, 17 Roger Williams Dr., Greenville Catalfomo, Anthony, 20 Cider Lane, Greenville Catelle, Bryan, 9 Tucker Td., Greenville Ceraldi, Lynne, 25 Meadow View Dr., Esmond Cerroni, Karen, 110 Dean Ave. Esmond, Cheerleading 3,4; Concert Choir 4, Student Council 3,4; Junior Vice President, URI Pharmacist Champigny, Teddy, 62 Farnum Pike, Esmond Chartier, David, 9 Sweet Rd. Baseball 3 years, Foot¬ ball 2 years, Fireman Chevalier, Trade, 9 Smith Avenue, Greenville Chiperas, Angela, P.0. Box 344, Greenville, College, Marriage § lots of kids Ciancaglini, Gene, 6 Appletown Road, Greenville Cicatiello, Thomas J., 10 Appletree Lane, Greenville, Tennis, Racquetball, Biking, and a good game of pool, Bryant College, Business Administration Cieciorka, James V., 312 Old County Road, Esmond Cimini, Dean K., 3 Asa Street, Greenville Cinelli, Anthony, 8 Apple Valley Parkway, Student Council 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; All State Choir 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2,3,4; Presi¬ dent 4; Model Legislature 1,3,4; Smoking Awareness 2; Insight I; Close-Up 3; Boys ' State 3; Ring Commit¬ tee 2; Smithfield Advisory Council 3; Drama 1,2; Law¬ yer Harvard Law Clarke, Donald, Sebille Road, Esmond, Bryant College, State Trooper Clements, Lori-Ann, 14 Welcome Road, Esmond Clukey, Michael, 13 Elizabeth Avenue, Esmond, Foot¬ ball, College Colantuono, Johnna, 6 Pamela Drive, Greenville, Cheerleading 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Softball 1,2,4; Yearbook 3,4; Concert Choir 4, Northeastern Univer¬ sity, Medical Technician Coleman, Colleen, 3 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville Conboy, Matthew, 15 Lodge Pole Lane, Greenville Conti, Paul, 17 Maplewood Orchard Drive, Greenville Cooper, Edmund G. III., 22 Fanning Lane, Greenville, Soccer 1,2; Springfield Co mmunity College, O.R. Technician Costantino, Gina, 67 Mac Arthur Drive, Smithfield, Cheerleading 1,2,3; Captain of Cheerleading 2; Team Sports 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Con¬ cert Choir 3,4; Chamber Singers 4, Salve Regina, Ear¬ ly Childhood Education Cousins, Robert Jr., Pole 50 Log Road, Esmond, Be¬ come a Navy Officer Couture, Christine, Meadow View Drive, Esmond Curley, Cheryl, Pine Court, Greenville, Cheerleading 3; Student Council, Yearbook 3,4; Junior Class Com¬ mittee, Senior Class Committee, Concert Choir, Fashion Show 3,4, Providence College Czernik, Christopher, 5 Birch Road, Greenville D ' Agostino, Mary, 958 Greenville Avenue, Greenville, Music, Art Danielson, Steven, 6 McIntosh Drive, Greenville D’Atri, Matthew, 10 Howard Street, Wrestling 3,4; Football 2; Yearbook 4, Northeastern University DeAngelis, Lynda, 80 Mapleville Road, Greenville, Photography Club, Yearbook, Newspaper, Johnson § Wales, Travel and Tourism Management DeCicco, Rebecca, 184 Old County Road, Esmond, C.C.R.I. DeCristofaro, Anthony, 6 Sunset Drive, Esmond Dedora, Christina A., John Mowry Road, Smithfield, Track Field 1,2; French Club 3,4, Secretarial Col¬ lege Bilingual Secretary DeKeulenaere, Kristine, 7 Lucille Drive, Greenville DePalma, Linda, 9 Circle Road, Esmond, Rhode Island College, Own my own horse ranch DePasquale, Donna, 84 Austin Avenue, Greenville DeQuattro, Janet, 5 Tunmore Road, Greenville, To graduate from a college out of R.l. Derosier, Susan, 24 Farnum Pike, Esmond, Travel DeStefanis, Lesley, 34 Roger Williams Drive, Green¬ ville, Yearbook 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Concert Choir 3,4, Rhode Island College, Nursing Dexter, Bruce C. Jr., 63 Austin Avenue, Greenville DiGiulio, Caroline Anne, 14 Greenlake Drive, Green¬ ville Dillon, Maurice, 10 Chestnut Hill Court, Greenville DiMillio, Robert Jr., 6 High View Drive, Esmond Dorgan, Scott, 263 Waterman Avenue, Esmond Duarte, Diane, 29 Willow Road, Greenville, Tennis 2; Model legislature 2; Student Council 3,4; President Student Council 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Competition Cheerleading 3; Smoking Awareness 3,4; Junior Senior Class Social Committee, Katherine Gibbs School, Major Word Processing, My goal in life is to have a successful career and marriage, and to ex¬ ceed the expectations of others. Dunivan, John, 15 Whitman Street, Esmond 49 Emin, Gerald D., John Mowry Road, Esmond, Soccer 3; Student Council 4; Fashion Show, Chamber Singers, Concert Choir, To become filthy rich, successful and independent Erbe, Nancy Jean, 34 Willow Road, Greenville, Gym¬ nastics 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Student Council l,2,3,4; Class Social Chairwoman 3,4; Junior Senior Social Committee; Yearbook 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4, Secretarial or Banking School Fallon, Wendi A., 321 Old County Road, Esmond, Track 2 Farrell, Florence, 7 Peach Blossom Lane. Greenville Filippi, Elizabeth Eastern, I Snowberry Court. Es¬ mond, Chorus I; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Assembly Plan¬ ning Committee 2,3, R.I.C. Shrink Foley, Julieann, 17 Appletown Road, Greenville, Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Communi¬ cations Fontaine, John G., 6 Old Tavern Lane, Greenville, Student Council 1,3,4; Senior Social Committee, Stu¬ dent of the Month Committee, Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 2; Electronic Engineer Fraioli, David G., 19 Candlewood Drive, Greenville, Tennis, Drama Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Senior Social Committee 4; Math League 3,4; Piano, Worces¬ ter Polytechnic Institute Biomedical Engineering Furtado, David J., 297 Waterman Avenue, Esmond Gardner, Scott, Box 436 Brayton Road, Esmond, Wrestling, Bryant College Garriepy, Susan F., Kane Road, Esmond, Smoking Awareness 2; Project In-Sight I; Project Close-Up 2; Girls’ State 3, R.I.C Computer Programming Gederman, Mark, 4 Appletown Road, Greenville George, Gary E., John Mowry Road, Esmond Giuliano, Michelle, Pole 22 Burlingame Road, Esmond Goff, Raymond M., 25 Douglas Circle, Greenville Goolgasian, David, 24 Hawkins Street, Greenville, Hockey 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Golf 1,2; Stu¬ dent Council, Roger Williams College, R.l. State Police Goolgasian, Pamela, 24 Hawkins Street, Greenville, Cheerleading 2,3,4; Softball I; Yearbook 3; Student Council Volunteer 4; Senior Social Committee, Becker Junior College, Physical Therapist Gould, Catherine, 317 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, Ski¬ ing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Oral History Pro¬ ject, U.R.I. Airline Stewardess Goyette, Kathleen A., 49 Cedar Forest Road, Esmond, Junior Senior Social Committee, Senior Class Secre¬ tary, Student Council 4 Green, Patrick J., 4 Chiswick Court, Greenville Grist, Kevin A., 17 Candlewood Drive, Smithfield Gronski, Cheryl, 3 Reservoir Road, Smithfield, Kath¬ erine Gibbs Esecutive Secretary Hagopian, Linda M., 12 Elizabeth Avenue, Esmond, Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Smoking Aware¬ ness 3,4; Junior £ Senior Social Committee, Cham¬ plain College, Court Reporter Halben, Judith, 13 Penbryn Avenue, Esmond Hannaway, Dawn, 46 Pleasant View Avenue, Green¬ ville, CYO (St. Philips) Skating, Dancing, A Junior College, then to medical school Hartmann, Jane, 5 Powder Mikl Lane, Greenville, Track, Cross Country, Band, Newspaper, French Club, Johnson £ Wales, Hotel Management Hawley, Christine, 5 Calderwood Avenue, Greenville, Skiing, CYO, Dancing, College, Hospital Field Hebert, Michael E., 9 Cypress Drive, Greenville Hebert, Paula, 3 Birch Road, Greenville, Yearbook 4 ; Assembly Planning Committee 3, U.R.I. Medical Technologist Hebert, Sally J., 154 Pleasant View Avenue, Esmond, French Club 1,2 Hindle, Joyce, 48 Lakeside Drive, Esmond, Track 2; Softball 3,4; Student Council, 4; Community College of R.I. Executive Secretary Hodson, Donna, 153 Old County Road, Esmond, Ma¬ jorettes, Color Guards, CYO, Dancing, Business Ad¬ ministration Holzinger, Renee M., 18 Orchard Avenue, Greenville Howard, James, 37 Whipple Road, Esmond, Band Howard, Thomas, 50 Pleasant View Avenue, Green¬ ville, Wrestling, President of DECA Club, U.R.I. Pre- Dental, Business Hunt, Joseph R. Jr., 21 Appletown Road, Greenville, Drama, Track, Junior £ Senior Social Committee, Cribbage Club, Communications at two-four year colleges Hurley, Karen, 41 Stillwater Road, Esmond, Assembly Planning Committee 2; Yearbook 3,4; Concert Choir 4, U.R.I. Psychologist lannuzzi, Wendy, 6 Asa Street, Greenville, Yearbook 4; 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 1,2; Class Representative 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4, Johnson § Wales, Travel and Tourism Management Jordan, Paul, Indian Run Trail, Greenville, Frisbee, Air Force, Navy Joyce, Joseph, 6 Domin Avenue, Esmond, Soccer, State Police Kane, Kathleen M., 923 Greenville Avenue, Greenville Keene, David, 58 Farnum Pike, Esmond Kelley, Jacqueline G., 6 Apple Seed Drive, Greenville, Tennis 1,2,3.4; Student Council l,2,3,4; Class Treasur¬ er 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Project Close-Up 2; Project In- Sight I; Math League 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Drama 1,2; College, to have a happy successful life Kerwin, Karen, Indian Run Trail, Smithfield, Year¬ book, Newspaper, College Kezal, Linda, 4 Hickory Lane, Greenville, C.C.R.L Law Enforcement Kilpatrick, Stephen T., I Church Street, Greenville Kimball, Scott A., 10 Coolridge Avenue, Greenville Kulisch, Karen Louise, 15 Willow Road, Greenville, French Club Varsity Basketball, Track, C.C.R.L X-Ray Technician Kulisch, Thomas P., 15 Willow Road, Greenville LaBarre, Alan, Pole 75 Mapleville Road, Greenville, Tennis 1,2,3,4; CYO, Student Council 3, College, Elec¬ trical Engineer LaBrie, Robert, 18 Pleasant View Avenue, Football 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook, Mechanical Engineer LaFauci, Thomas W., 16 Appleseed Drive, Greenville Lancia, Richard J., 88 Smith Avenue, Greenville Lange, Barbara M., 64 MacArthur Drive, Smithfield Lapre, Jeanine M., 12 Fanning Lane, Greenville Lee, Katherine, 13 Stephens Street, Greenville, Ten¬ nis, To own a BMW and Masters in Business Admin¬ istration Leonard, Kimberly A., 12 Barnes Street, Greenville Lepere, Louis, 7 Steere Road, North Scituate, Wres¬ tling 1,2,3,4; Football Lewis, Diane, 19 Appletown Road, Greenville, Cheer¬ leading 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2,3; DE, I, II Lotito, Cynthia, Deer Run Trail, Smithfield, Ice Skat¬ ing, Art, Ice Capades (Professional Skater), Hair¬ dressing Luongo, Susan M., 121 John Mowry Road, Esmond Lusher, Kristen C., Pole 130 Log Road, Esmond Luther, Lisa, 2 Chiswick Court, Greenville, Student Council, Senior Social Committee, University of Ver¬ mont, Physical Therapist Magaw, Robert, 34 Smith Avenue, Greenville, Track, Band 1,2,3; Embry Riddle Aeronautical Inst. (U.S.A.F.) Marchione, Lisa, Pole 61 Ridge Road, Esmond, Year¬ book, College for Fashion, Buying £ Merchandising, earn a career as a buyer Marcotte, Robert M., 6 Whitman Street, Esmond Martin, Patrick, 66 MacArthur Drive, Student Coun¬ cil 3,4; Class Representative 3; Cross Country (Co- Captain) 3,4; Advisory Board Committee, 4; Senior Social Committee, Model Legislature 3; Track Martone, Tamara, Harris Road, Esmond, Softball, So¬ cial Worker Marz, Melinda A., RR2 Old Quarry Road, North Sci¬ tuate, Smoking Awareness 2,3,4; Junior Senior So¬ cial Committee, Student Council 2,4; Cheerleading 4; Drama I, Endicott, Fashion Merchandising Matrumalo, Nancy M., Harris Road, Esmond McCrystal, Daniel P., 7 Fanning Lane, Greenville McCrorie, Cynthia Lynn, Whipple Road, Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Bryant College, Business Management McNally, Tina M., 6 Candy Court, Esmond McSweeney, Terence M., 2 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville McVey, Judith I., 63 West Greenville Road, Green¬ ville, Band, Concert Choir, To become a manager of McDonald ' s and get married ' ' Menatian, Mark S., 9 Orchard Avenue, Greenville Medeiros, Tina M., 5 High Street, Esmond Miller, Tracy, 5 Whitman Street, Esmond, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band, Concert Choir, Manager of a Retail Business, 4 years of college Mowry, Richard D. Jr., Pole 95 Log Road, Esmond Nangle, Maureen, 8 Appletown Road, Greenville, Col¬ lege, Daycare Nani, Paula, II Wade Drive, Greenville Nero, Stephanie, Capron Road, Esmond, Photography 2; Junior £ Senior Social Committee, Fashion Show (Commentator), Johnson £ Wales, Hotel Manage¬ ment Newell, Charles, Pleasant View Avenue, Esmond, Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4, Track 2; All Division 3 Nigro, Theresa, 20 Oakhurst Drive, Greenville, Sen¬ ior Social Committee, Smoking Awareness, Junior Social Committee, Career in Marketing Noke, Christopher J., 10 Tucker Road, Greenville Norberg, Kenneth, 17 Chamberlain Street, Esmond, Swimming, Scuba Diving, Air Force, Chopper Pilot O’Connor, James, Farnum Pike, Pole 213, Esmond Oliva, Lisa, II Prospect Street, Greenville, Cross Country I; Field Hockey 2; Concert Choir 2,4 Pannone, Richard, 33 Cider Lane, Greenville, Track 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Football 2; U.N.H. Science Major Patterson, Debbie, John Mowry Road, U.R.I. Undecid¬ ed Patullo, Mindy Patrice, 13 Lucille Drive, Greenville, Fashion Show, Drama, Gymnastics, St. Joseph’s for Maternity Nurse Paul, Dennis J., 5 Fenwood Avenue, Esmond Peloquin, Mark K., Mapleville Road, Greenville Peluso, Lisa, 23 Mountaindale Road, Student Council Class Representative 1,2,3; Social Chairperson of Stu¬ dent Council 4; Paralegal Secretary Peters, James, 8 Burlingame Road, Esmond Peters, Patricia Lynn, 21 High Street, Esmond, Police Officer Poliquin, Suzanne A., 8 Herbert Street, Greenville, Art 1,2,3,4; Art Club Elective; Track 1,2; Secretary of DECA Club 4; Chamberlain College, Advertising- Commercial Artist Pollard, Curtis S. II., Burlingame Road, Esmond Porter, Earl Jr., 12 Adams Street, Esmond, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Senior So¬ cial Committee; Vice President of DECA; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 Potter, Michael, 22 Spencer Road, Greenville, Foot¬ ball, Wrestling, Track, Air Force, Business, President Profughi, Annabelle, 23 Randall Street, Greenville, C.C.R.I. Mechanic Proulx, Kathleen M., 422 Douglas Pike, Esmond Prue, Anne M., John Mowry Road, Esmond, Cheer¬ leading 1,2; Art Club 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Drama 4; C.C.R.I. Private Pinstriping and Sign Painting Busi¬ ness, Marriage Ravenelle, Todd, 12 Powder Mill Lane, Soccer 1,2; Var¬ sity Soccer 3,4; Captain 4; Math League 3,4; Chamber Singers 4; Computer Major Reilly, Kathleen, I Duchess Way, Greenville, Track I; Photography Club I; Yearbook 2,3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Cham¬ ber Singers 4; All State Concert Choir 4; Providence College, Medicine Reilly, Robert J., 12 Mowry Road, Greenville Reis, Richard G., 18 Eisenhower Drive, Esmond Reynolds, John, 20 Maplewood Orchard Drive, Greenville, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Cross Coun¬ try 4; Medicine Riberdy, Sandra E., 9 Roger Williams Drive, Green¬ ville Rickabaugh, Pamela Sue, 15 Appletown Road, Green¬ ville, Chamber Singers 4; Concert Choir 2,3; Treasur¬ er of Chamber Singers, U.R.I. Dietitian Robbins, Stephen M., 15 Fourth Street, Esmond Roberts, Jean F., 19 Lincoln Street, Esmond Robinson, Raymond G., Log Road, Esmond, Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Accountant Robitaille, Anne, 22 Candlewood Drive, Greenville, Junior Senior Social Committee, Treasurer of Stu¬ dent Council 4; Volunteer Member of Student Coun¬ cil 3; Katherine Gibbs Robitaille, Donald Jr., 17 Willow Road, Greenville Ronci, Paul, Pole 114 Snake Hill Road, Glocester Rose, Lori, Pole 83 Colwell Road, Greenville, Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 2; Bryant College, Accountant Ruggieri, Anne, II Apple Valley Parkway, Greenville, Softball I; Johnson £ Wales, Travel and Tourism St. Onge, Michael L., 19 High Street, Esmond Salisbury, Amy, 16 Prospect Street, Greenvill e, Soft- ball, Baseball Stats, Student Council, Concert Choir, Yearbook; R.I.C. Special Education Teacher Salisbury, James T., 16 Prospect Street, Greenville, Soccer 3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Model Legislature 2,3; Journalism and ’live a Long Life” Salley, Neil B., II Ursula Road, Esmond Servoss, Denise J., 91 Austin Avenue, Greenville, Softball C.C.R.I. or U.S.M.C. Shahbaz, James, Pole 14 Ridge Road, Esmond, Music, Play an Instrument, College Simeone, Lora, 8 Lawnacre Drive, Greenville, Student Council l,2,3,4 ; Secretary I; President of Concert Choir 4; Ring Committee 2; Cheerleading 2,3; Home¬ coming Nominee 3,4; Senior Class Social Committee, Yearbook 4; U.R.I. Simeone, Stephen, 15 Continental Road, Greenville, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Model Legislature, Math League, Boston University, Business Career Sleboda, James, 295 Douglas Pike, Esmond, Work, Own Business Smith, Mark P., 34 Stillwater Road, Esmond Spameni, Paul, 17 Hawthorne Road, Greenville, Wres¬ tling, Law School Spencer, Denise, 9 Crabapple Lane, Greenville, R.l. School of Photography Stifano, Dawn, Lantern Road, Esmond, Hairdressing School in Canada Stiles, Robin, 14 Tucker Road, Greenville, Softball I; Concert Choir 2,3; R.I.C. Designer, Communicator, a Valley Girl Stoeckel, Lisa M., 61 Cross Street, Esmond Sweeney, Kathleen R., 132 Old County Road, Esmond Szylin, Susan, 24 Randall Street, Greenville, Track 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Senior Social Committee; Homecoming Nominee 4; Yearbook 3; Co-Captain of Field Hockey 4; R.I.C. University of Connecticut, Speech Pathalogist Tassoni, Judi-Ann, Riverview Avenue, Esmond, Work and Night School Tessier, Christine C., 4 Clark Road, Esmond Thibeault, Raymond J., 7 Concord Street, Greenville, Football, Track, Work Thurber. Diane, 59 Greenlake Drive, Greenville, Ju¬ nior £ Senior Social Committee, Smoking Awareness Program 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; R.I.C. Special Education Teacher, Marriage, Kids Tondreault, Michelle, 5 Hughes Drive, Greenville, Gymnastics 1,2; DE 1,11; Bryant College, Accounting Trombley, Raymond J., 27 Stillwater Road, Esmond Turchetti, Chris, II Roger Williams Drive, Greenville VanEps, Cindi A., 3 Deerfield Drive, Greenville Varatta, Greg R., 25 Austin Avenue, Greenville Varatta, Karen M., 25 Austin Avenue, Greenville Varin, Christine J., Lantern Road, Esmond Venditelli, Karen, 34 Beverly Circle, Greenville Walsh, Michaela A., 9 Oliver Street, Esmond Whipple, Gregory L., I Palmer Street, Greenville Williams, Tina M., II Main Street, Esmond Winfield, Donna, Greenville Common, Tennis I; C.C.R.I. Wingate, Peter A., 31 Sprague Street, Greenville, Bas¬ ketball, Football, ”Be Happy” Yahn, Kevin J., 47 Cedar Forest Road, Esmond Zangari, Jane, 57 Eisenhower Drive, Esmond, Drama, Chef’s Club Softball; U.R.I. Elementary Education Teacher Zannelli, Donna Marie, 3 Valley View Drive, Green¬ ville, Literary Magazine 2; Softball 3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 2,4; Model Legislature 4; Drama 2,3; National Span¬ ish Honor Society 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; National Ju¬ nior Honor Society 1,2; R.l. Math League 3,4; New England Math League 3; Boston University Bio medical Engineer Zigas, Suzanne, 12 Appleseed Drive, Greenville, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Class Social Committee 3,4; Competition Cheerleader 2,3; 4 Yr. College Beckett, Colleen, 73 Dean Avenue, Esmond, Track 2, Newspaper 12, Air Force - Basic Military Journalist and a Soldier’s wife. Principal Henry P. Shepard I i ,VI Administration And Faculty Vice-Principal Robert J. Salisbury 56 Lucille Azzara Marie Steere not shown: Rita Leach 57 Nancy O’Donnell 58 (L-R) Barbara Giarrusso, Dept. Head, Emily Ritter, George Tracy. MignMH liNiip jfKdSP, . i-t . DiNoble, G. DeMoura. Standing: (LR) B. Lenox, G. Reilly, J. Gordon, T. Hines. Sitting: (LR) J. Giroux, J. King, L. Parkhurst, C Sitting: (LR) J. Camara, J. Newcomb, L. McPhail, Standing: (LR) M. Neubauer, R. Mandolphi, A. Satula. Sitting: (LR) C. Delsesto, C. Johnson, J. Benkosky, M. Viens, Standing: (LR) A. Tortolani, D. Cindy Delsesto - Business Dauphinee. r I i I i % l 1 | If ! 11 Donald Dauphinee - Distributive Education P. Chauvin, P. Hillstrom 60 Sitting: (LR) E. Hill, B. Kopec, R. Johson, Standing: (LR) S. Hammill, J. Lelli, N. Martin. Diane Bartlet - Science Janet Caito - Spanish (LR) J. Lawrence, Ms. McNamara, B. Smith. 61 Sitting: (LR) G. Frechette, R. Nocera. Standing: (LR) A. Filippini, T. Tobin. Philip Ritchie, C. Clark 62 James Dunn - Phys. Ed. Carl Buglio - Phys. Ed. Robert Cleasby - Music Alan Tinkam - Music 63 Margerie Demaine, R.N. - Nurse M. Santucci - Resource Dept. 64 Smithfield High’s Kitchen Staff Two representatives from the maintenance staff 65 u Y) ere. taveTtaa G or.e ) 6U Lrone bu VA3trK 5bJerrr an rV 6. WOR d 5 cVotrN C C £N f ” So asi , iKlVxcA ' AooKs UKe be s obli V t j)asA. LooX arovma uou , See Ti vbe cbetr es... 4o m- nereis or- b sAree t •fc.re reoAi l S. V)d ' r lV ro ' u K be SLfK eSS d X , AWv Yl ' nna.be V. ' nowvx Vv d r ' Resence.. VAs db ' oc beVnrx A sviA. oC “ ' to.uc be.r. A ow vjAAA Cee AV «V tsse.r cc . AVlVclna s AW b Ast iWmS-ebes, AesKf ' KncW rv wberd heij be or , TVe pdo-pie. of-oA Cr tnb, uj -si ' ll ' VwoJrA we 0Wre Vave Wu one. 66 Band What ' s wrong with the oboes A one, a two, a three £8 Get out those fustrations Play it again, Tony Student Council Diane and Tony cool off in the activity room Chris and Paul discuss the issues Volunteer member Tony Catolfomo waits for next assignment Danny listens for the Financial report President-Diane Duarte, Social Chairman-Michaela Walsh, Advisor-Mrs. Lee Park- Is everybody listening! hurst, Treasure-Anne Robitlle, Secretary-Lisa Peluso 69 Anvil ’83 Staff Donna Brown handles the yearbook green These guys put a yearbook together? Lori a great help to the yearbook Editor Kathy Reilly on the other side of the camera. Paula working on the lay-outs Lesley and Wendy working on the captions Bob LaBrie checks out the scene 70 SHS ' s French Club On the road again Last minute plans for the trip to Quebec 71 The Library Aides 1983 Project Close-Up Model Legislature Distributive Education Smoking Awareness The Smithfield Sentinel Staff 72 Chamber Singers-Concert Choir The soprano section on key? Making beautiful music together. Choose something like a star! Brian ' s not camera shy The 1983 Concert Choir Mr. Cox and Mr. Box SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS GILBERT SULLIVAN ' S TRIAL BY JURY AND COX AND BOX APRIL 8 9. 1983 AT 8:00 PM APRIL 10, 1983 AT 2:30 PM SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DONATION $3.00 The injurymen are captivated Hark the hour of ten is sounding! Ugh! Practice, practice, perfection Monster, monster dread our furyl 74 Todd in deep concentration The happy couple No one seems to be listening! The townspeople look on The one and only Mr. Cleasby Angelina’s Recline on me! A little Uncle Bob Getting ready for opening night 75 r ® Homecoming 1982 1982 Homecoming Queen Lynda DeAngelis escorted by Jerry Emin. (L-R) C. Spacagna. V. Roan. K. Fugere, K. Dwyer, V. Baizano, L. Octeau, T. Waterman, J. Lapre (L-R) K. Cerroni, K.Kerwin, L. DeAngelis, K. DeKeulenaere, S. Zigas, L. Simeone, S. Szylin, C. Curley . Football 7 Srs. Earn All-Class Honors Under the outsanding leadership of Co- Captains Charlie Newell and Tony Catalfomo the Sentinel football team was once again a Class BB power. With such attributes as solid defence, speed, and enthusiasm the Sentinels won 7 ball games to 3 losses. Newell earned All-Class and Coaches All- State honors as a linebacker, while Catalfomo was an All-Class runningback. Five others made All-Class, they are tight end Earl Porter, running back Mike Clukey. end Paul Conti, and the two pillars of the offensive and defensive lines. Seniors Rich Lancia and Dennis Paul. Porter was the teams leading scorer while Clukey’s intercepted pass and touchdown return iced a 20-8 homecoming victory over East Greenwich. Quarterback Al Cappelli was outstanding all year long. His passes seemed to find their way to split end Chris Adler, who caught a few big TD aireals. Defensive end Ray Robinson did his usual superb job rushing passes and squelching opposing runners going around the end. The hero of the 8-0 win over Westerly was senior guard Don Robitaille who, with only minutes left and the Bulldogs threatening, picked off a pass to insure the victory. Chris Calise, a big senior tackle, was truly feared around BB and Mike Potter did everything from kicking off to scoring the winning touchdown from the fullback slot at Portsmouth. Coach Dunn will certainly miss these 13 fine Seniors and heres hoping such juniors as Ken LaBrie, John Caliri, Mike Hart, and Woofa Hawkins can make the Sentinels winners again next season. Earl Porter: punter, linebacker, and All Cl tightend. The last of the bunch-Chris Adler Veteran coach Jim Dunn sends fullback Mike Potter with a play Catalfomo goes aro id xheMJd with Dennis Paul clearii S.H.S. OPPONENT 7 Woonsocket 6 26 Classical 0 28 Scituate 6 15 Narragansett 7 8 Westerly 0 0 E. Greenwich 8 0 St. Ray’s 14 14 Portsmouth 0 20 Bristol 6 6 Shea 7 12 N. Providence 13 Al Cappelli gets set to fire. Smooth sailing for the Sentinel’s bull - Mike Clukey. : - Front Row.- T. Kingsley, M. Potter, R. Robinson, R. Lancia, E. Porter, T. Catalfomo, C. Newell, M. Clukey, Co-Captain elect Ken LaBrie awaits the C. Adler, D. Robitaille. 2nd Row: K. Riley, P. Conti, E. Pryzbyla, M. Hart, P. Hawkins, J. Jenkins, K. sna p LaBrie, J. Caliri, T. Antonucci, A. Cappelli, D. Paul. 3rd Row: Coach Dunn, Coach Connell, C. Calise, R. Tartaglia, G. Kelley. M. Lancia, M. Mazzone, S. Newell, R. Jackson, F. Sibilia, T. Contillo, K. Hawkins, Coach Torregrossa, Coach Miller What’s the defense coach? Defensive End Paul Conti fights off a blocker 81 Boy’s Cross Country Young and rarin’ to go! Limbering up before the race Coach Joe Bennett surveys his troops Dave Parenteau, one of the finest runners around Kneeling: D. Parenteau, P. Martin, Standing 1st Row: C. Hines, T. Howard, D. Bagus, S. Travers, R. Borden; Standing 2nd Row: Coach Bennett, G. Clarke, J. Reynolds, B. Forrest, J. Linehan, R. Tessier manager. Second year coach Joe Bennett guided his Sentinel Cross-Country team to a 4 and 2 win-loss slate and third place overall in the Central Division. This team had a great blend of youth and esperience. Junior Dave Parenteau was the ' ace” for the Sentinels. He finished 3rd in the Northern Devision Race and 10th in the Connecticut Invitational. As far as freshmen go, Smithfield has 2 of the finest in All- Class first team Ron Borden and All- Class second team Bob Forrest. Borden won the OLP Invitational and, along with Forrest and Dave Tassoni, earned a berth on the All-State Freshman Team. Senior Co-Captains Pat Martin and John Reynolds are two of the finest athletes ever to wear the Sentinel green - they’ll be missed. Good things are on the horizon for Cross- Country program - go get ’em Sentinels! S.H.S. OPPONENT 15 Mt. Pleasant 49 18 Central 38 29 N. Providence 27 26 Classical 30 29 OLP 27 22 Tolman 35 All-Class and Freshmen All-Stater Ron Freshmen Todd Howard has a bright future as a Sentinel Borden Girl’s X-Country Team Survives Conn. Turnpike! The 1982 Sentinels were few in number and a rash of injuries made things even more difficult. Despite these problems the female harriers had a successful season. They began by defending their championship in the R.l Injury Fund Meet. A 6-2 record in Division Meets earned them a 3rd place finish in the Northers Division. They posted a 3rd and 5th place finish in the Class and State Meet, the latter performance enabled them to participate in the New England Championship Meet in New Hampshire. With the loss of senior runners Donna Brown and Wendy lannuzzi, the returning girls will have to reach deeper to match this record in ’83. Kneeling: D. Brown, W. lannuzzi, C. Charron, M. Day, D. Dexter, L. Petruccillo, C. Geremia, Standing: D. Catelle, K. Lomax, C. O’Connor, C. LaFauci, J. Allen, K. Van Gorden, R. Reilly, Coach Jack Lelli After running through the mud for the past four years, Co-Captains Wendy lannuzzi and Donna Brown do not think it is all that bad. Freshmen Lori Petruccillo serious about her race Coach Jack Lelli shows his team the way S.H.S. OPPONENT 29 Woonsocket 26 15 Mt. St. Charles 50 19 Cranston East 37 15 Ponaganset 50 18 N. Providence 41 41 Cumberland 20 15 Lincoln 46 15 Central Falls 50 Cheryl and Carleen are stunned by the results Judy, Chris, and Kathleen What did you do to that girl? That is not the sentinel strategy. Senior Donna Brown get off to a good start Outstanding Denise Dexter leads the sentinels to another victory Soccer Get a kick out of it! Kneeling: B. Hickey, B. Dexter, C. Gould, D. Goolgasian, J. Salisbury, T. Curley, B. Squillante, K. Howard, C. Davey, B. Scott. 2nd Row: Coach Skenyon, M. Healy, J. Joyce, K. Brown. W. Lepere, A. DeCristofaro, D. Foley, T. Ravenelle, J. Connor, Coach Brochu. Dave Goolgasian applies pressure to the enemy Senior Todd Ravenelle covers his man like a blanket S.H.S. OPPONENT 0,4 Central Falls 4,1 2,2 Tolman 1,2 1,2 Mt. St. Charles 1,3 4,1 Burrillville 1,2 3,1 Shea 4,3 4,1 Woonsocket 3,5 1,0 Cumberland 2.6 Junior forward Todd Curley turns upfield 86 Co-Captain Tony DeCristofaro booms a direct kick. 1982 was the year S.H.S. reappeared as a contender in Northern R.I. ' s Soccer picture. The Sentinels had two of the top scorers in the league and some to the finest defensive players around. The leaders of the team were Co-Captains Jim Salisbury and Anthony DeCristofaro, Dave Goolgasian, Todd Ravenelle, Bruce Dexter and Joy Joyce all performed well for Coach Dick Brochu. Todd Curley, Salisbury and Goolgasian provided the offensive punch, while DeCristofaro, Ravenelle, and Goalie Billy Hickey anchored a solid defense. The team was highlighted by some outstanding juniors like Curley, Hickey, Ken Brown, Ken Howard, Chris Gould and Walt Lepere. Upsets over Central Falls and Burrillville stand out as big moments for the team. The Sentinels fell short of the playoffs when they hit a late season drought, but all in all this was a good season as the Sentinels made the return to respectability in the Northern Division. Halfback Ken Howard is intent on stealing the ball Junior Chris Gould who played outstand- Ken Brown, one of the best center halfbacks ever to ing soccer ail year roam the Sentinel turf. The Sentienels take the field Coach Skenyon and Brochu watch their boys fight in the tough Northern Division. Field Flockey Playoffs Again! In a sport like field hockey, teamwork is of utmost im¬ portance. Well, one glance at the Lady Sentinel Field Hock¬ ey Team and you will notice they epitomize teamwork. This years team earned a trip to the play-offs by fin¬ ishing with a 6-3-1 record, good for a third place in the division. Michaela Walsh, Sue Szylin, and Michelle Bu- teau-tri-captains . . . Coach Sue Reposa’s gang. Michaela Walsh, Rachel Bridgehouse, Lynn Banville, Theresa Schlemmer, and Lori Ca- tuogno all received second team All-Division honors. Tricia Enos provided the team with strong goaltend¬ ing. Paula Bruno, Karen Gere- mia, Cheryl Forrest, and Sue Leddy rounded out a solid Sentinel lineup. Coach Sue Raposa instructs her girls The Sentinels greet goalie Tricia Enos Michelle Buteau fires one on cage. Tri-Captain Michaela Walsh is the heart A well guarded Sentinal cage of the Sentinel team Catch that elusive ball! S.H.S. OPPONENT 1 Burrillive 0 4 Cranston East I 2 Woonsocket I 1 Lincoln I 2 Cumberland I 2 Burrillville 3 4 Cranston East 0 I Woonsocket 3 1 Lincoln 3 2 Cumberland I Another win Let’s hit the showers Sue and Diane enjoy their last year as Smithfield Varsity Cheerleaders Can’t you buy high-heeled shoes instead, Peggy? Captain Nancy Bouchard casually eyes the football players No more Mr. Nice guyl SupergirlsI (Kneeling L to R) W. Karspeck, L. Roberts, C. LaChappelle. K. Winthrop, K. Ferry, (Standing) C. Dolan, M. Gallant, K. Passano, D. Hall, K. Fogarty 90 Karla and Meg lead on. Cheerleaders The Sentinel Athletic teams would like to thank senior cheerleaders for their unending support: Jackie Alpaio Nancy Bouchard Sue Brown Karen Cerroni Diane Duarte Pam Goolgasion Jackie Kelley Melinda Marz Sue Zigas Our Sincere Thanks and Good Luck, 1982-1983 Senior Athletes the following Captain Sue Brown rises to the top Let’s hear it for the Sentinels! Wrestling On the mat Although the record was only 1-13 there is hope for the future since 10of the D start¬ ing wrestlers were freshman and sophomores. Outstanding was sopho¬ more Chris Davey, who fin¬ ished the season with a 23-2 record and a third place fin¬ ish in the state as well as a suburban state champion¬ ship. Promising sophomores Bob Torteglia, Chris Car¬ bone, Don Gray and George Kelley. Freshman played an important role in the varsity team. Mike Luther, Dave Menatian, Dave Tikoin, John Corderre, Carl Cerroni and Todd Howard, all rookies, started for the varsity. Matt D’Atri and Tom How¬ ard, the team’s two seniors, both added muscle to the Sentinel Matmen. Howard, at one point, ran off six straight pins during the season. Row I: Coach Oliva, C. Davey, T. Howard, J. Cordierre, C. Carbone, M. Luther, Coach Torregrossa. Row 2: T. Howard, B. Tartaglia, S. Gardner, M. Potter, G. Kelley, D. Gray. Row 3: S. Montecalvo, P. Hagopian, D. Tikoin, D. Adkins, P. Placido. Row 4: M. Langshaw, J. Pagnozzi, M. D’Atri, D. Fraioli. The smallest, but the best, All-Division wrestler Chris Davey. 185 pounder Don Gray, the Sentinels Big Man” Matt D’Atri, an explosive wrestler. Youngster Chris Carbone glances at the score- board S.H.S. OPPONENT 15 Cranston East 42 12 West Warwick 42 9 Cranston West 48 15 No. Providence 30 12 Burriville 44 21 OLP 30 24 Ponagansett 36 18 Johnston 33 33 Hope 27 21 West Warwick 33 18 No. Providence 30 18 OLP 33 9 Cumberland 30 20 Ponagansett 36 Sophomore Lynn Chevoya meditates before her performance Dawn helps classmate Liz Robert do a flip Gymnastics On the beam The gymnastics team had a record over the last three years, breaking a of 1-6. The team members were Karen three year losing streak. With the help Geremia, Lisa Culton, Lynn Chevoya, of Coach Karen Martin, the team will Mitzi Ferguson, Dawn Catelle, Liz Rob- increase its capabilities and improve erts, Debby Rogers and Vicki Vian. its record as the enthusiasm, drive, The team co-captains were Mitzi Fer- and love of the sport is present in the guson and Liz Roberts. Despite their actions and attitudes of all the girls, record, the team has improved greatly LR: Liz Roberts, Lynn Chevoya, Karen Geremia, Lisa Culton, Vicky Vian, Dawn Cattelle S.H.S. OPPONENT 46.4 Cumberland 112.75 42.1 Burriviile 67. 9 59.5 No. Providence 86. 3 42.3 Lincoln 58. 8 62.4 Tolman 37. 3 60.9 No. Smithfield 120. 1 l 60.5 Mt. Pleasant 78. 9 1 Karen does a little showing off All smile for the Sentinel Gymnasts S.H.S. OPPONENT 45 Portsmouth 48 46 Tiverton 55 71 Ponaganset 51 58 Warren 59 46 Bristol 50 I 49 f 73 i 1:52 ' Scituate 58 Narragansett 74 Burriville 37 53 Portsmouth 59 80 Central Falls 90 55 Bristol 60 61 Davies A 49 73 Narragansett 74 83 Warren 87 68 Mount Saint Charles Guard Ken Brown looks for a gap in the defense Power forward Ron Tubman leads the charge Co-Captain Tony Catalfomo reacts to the play 94 The attentive Sentinels listen to Coach Beniots strategy . . . . . . which he diagrams for his troops. Boys ' Basketball Excitement rebounds on the court The Smithfield Sentinel five” in its 15th season under coach Ben Ben¬ oit posted a 5 win 15 loss record in an exciting season, which saw the Senti¬ nels drop no less than four games by a single point. Seniors Gene Giancag- lini, Earl Porter, John Reynolds and Tony Catalfomo, along with juniors Dave Parenteau, Ken Brown, Mike Hart, and Billy Hickey formed the nu¬ cleus of a typical hard-working team which more than compensated for its 15 loss season by its hustle, drive and excellent brand of basketball play. Game after game the bleachers were filled with basketball believers and week after week our round bailers displayed the outstanding play and sportmanship that has been charac¬ teristic of the Benoit teams. The fu¬ ture is filled with hope and promise with so many outstanding under¬ classmen returning. The rebuilding is over and of whom much is demand¬ ed much will be expected. We ex¬ pect to see those one point decisions go our way next year as all indica¬ tions seem to show by the outstand¬ ing J.V. players coming to the top. Dan Pietryski drives for two 1st Row: (LR) Kneeling: K. LaBrie. D. Parenteau. E. Porter, A. Catalfomo, K. Brown, J. Reynolds, B. Hickey. 2nd Row: (LR) Standing: R. Borden, J. Ciancaglini, D. Pietryski, T. Tubman, C. Walker, R. Dery, Coach Roland Benoit. The floor leader = high scoring Dave Paren¬ teau A game of inches Third team All-Division — Tony Catal- fomc Girls ' Basketball On the way up Smithfield’s girls varsity basket¬ ball team, led by senior Co-Captains Michaela Walsh and Julie Foley, Completed their most successful season in three years with an over¬ all record of II wins and 9 losses in Class A, North. Highlights of the season included upset victories over tough Class A opponents Woonsocket (54-50), St Xavier’s (41-40), East Providence (50-38), and Cranston East (57-50). The Lady Sentinels also played a su¬ perior game in a losing cause of Class A Northern Divis ion Champi¬ on, Cumberland (68-60). The future looks promising and exciting for our girls team as they only graduate 2 seniors. Honored for their outstanding performances during the season were: Junior- Kathy Fugere- Class A North First Team All-Division, Sen¬ ior- Michaela Walsh - Class A North Second Team All-Division, Fresh¬ man- Sharon Hindle - Class A North Second Team All-Division. Kneeling: L. Catougno, L. Charron, J. Foley, M. Walsh, M. Day. L. Banville. Standing: J. Allen, S. Leddy, D. O Shea, K. Fugere, J. Allen, S. Hindle, R. Bridgehouse, Coach Neal. Sue Leddy concentrates on the basket Jill Allen springs from the line All-Division first team forward Kathy Fi gere Co-Captain and second team all-division Michaela Walsh Lori Catougno, The teams ' strongest defen- J ust a rookie, Sharon Hindle has a sive link great future ahead of her S.H.S. OPPONENT 44 Prout 15 55 West Warwick 45 47 Burriville 24 53 No. Providence 65 46 Bay View H 66 54,41 Woonsocket 50,61 60 No. Providence ■iitHT 44 Christmas Tournament 41 St. Xavier 40 42 Warwick 51 47,49 Barrington 23,36 45,60 Cumberland 57,68 52 No. Kingstown 58 41 Toll Gate 59 52,50 East Providence 53,38 39 Bay View 58 57 Cranston East 50 Don ' t forget the J.V.’s Co-Captains Michaela and Julie look happy Count itl The picture of intensity Miss Neal gives her floorgirls some advice S.H.S. OPPONENT 4 Warwick Vets 5 2,1 Pilgrim 8,3 1 No. Providence 8 1 Cumberland 7 2,1 1 Lincoln 4,5 East Greenwich ' .4 9 3,2 Barrington 3,10 1 Cumberland 3 6 No. Providence 4 6,1 OLP 2,8 1 East Greenwich 7 2 Warwick Vets 2 5 Toll Gate 4 0 Woonsocket 4 6 Toll Gate 5 2 Woonsocket 4 SCORE! Teasing the opponent is Seniors: J. Salisbury, P. Conti, P. Green, D. Goolgasian, M. Peloquin Dave Goolgasian § Salisbury rips off a slap shot. Jim Salisbury leads the Sentinel powerplay. All-Division player, Dave Goolgasian, eyes the puck. Junior goaltender, Joe Jenkins, minds the Sentinel net. Hockey The iceman cometh! Senior center Paul Conti — always hust- linl 1982-83 Hockey Tri-Captains Todd Curley, the teams leading scorer The Sentinel Hockey team long time a Met B hockey power struggled through a rebuilding year this winter. The team was carried by 5 veterans. Excitement is the word that best de¬ scribes this team as they got awe¬ some goal scoring from Todd Curley and Dave Goolgasian, Paul Conti, a center iceman, was probably one of the best defensive forwards in the league, and defenseman Jim Salisbury was truly an intense player who hit hard. Joe Jenkins is the fifth vet” Happy Sentinels celebrate a goal who was counted on by coach Rey¬ nolds Lillibridge to lead the young pucksters this winter. Mark Peloquin was a pleasant surprise for the Senti¬ nels. Pat Chopper” Green played wing and defense. The 4-14-2 record really does the team no justice as they were in almost every contest. As a matter of fact, they still had a shot at the playoffs right up to the final week-end of the season. With¬ out a doubt the record will be im¬ proved next year. Conti turns on the afterburners fc c r r r Front Row: M. Lancia, P. Conti, J. Salisbury, M. Peloquin, D. Goolgasian, P. Green, J. Jenkins. Rear: Coach Paquette, J. Salisbury. C. O’Neil, T. Antonucci, T. Curley, M. Healy, M. Fagan, K. VanGorden, J. Connor, R. Lillibridge, J. Noke, Coach Lillibridge. Baseball 1983 Blackstone Valley Div. Champs The Sentinel baseball team brought home their third divisional cham¬ pionship banner in four years. Under the guidance of alumnus Jim Connell the Sentinels compiled an impressive 12-2 record. The Championship was a hard fought one with Smithfield fighting off St. Raphael and Tolman for the undisputed crown. The team was led by 8 outstanding seniors. The All-Division Conrner Combo” of Earl Porter at first and Jim Salisbury at third proved to be the teams stron¬ gest link, both offensively and defen¬ sively. Both Porter and Salisbury were voted by opposing coaches as two of the top four baseball players in the 8 team division. Shortstop Bob LaBrie again earned All-Division hon¬ ors on the third team as did Ray Rob¬ inson, who was the most feared de¬ fensive catcher in the league. Tom Kulisch and Steve Simeone both toed the rubber and swing potent bats. Si- meone’s superb relief job gave the Sentinels their first round playoff win over Burriville. Bruce Sexter, the speed demon, and steady Gene Cian- caglini round the seniors for the champ. Walt Lepere, the teams ace, and lefty Al Carlton will return on the hill next year. Ken Brown, who had a great offensive year, and Ken LaBrie will be counted on heavily for their bats next spring. Both earned All-Di¬ vision second team honors. This team had a rare blend of talent, class, char¬ acter, and enthusiasm. They are most deservedly the 1983 BLACKSTONE VALLEY DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP. Always a threat on the bases is Jim Salisbury. Front Row: B. Dexter, R. Robinson, E. Porter, B. Labrie, J. Salisbury, T. Kulish, S. Simeone, G. Ciancaglini. Middle Row: K. Hawkins, C. Gould, W. Lepere, D. Passarelli, Rear-, Coach Colantuono, E. Prysbyla, B. Collucci, M. Fagan, R. Lillibridge, J. Arruda, R. Dery, Coach Connell _ Ray Robinson come up with another defensive gem 1983 Varsity Co-Captams |he p|Me Power hitting, All-Division first baseman, Earl Porter Bob LaBrie, the Sentinels slick shortstop, turns the twin killing First year coach Jim Connell pencils in his cham¬ pionship line-up. Senior Champs: Kneeling; B. Dexter, R. Robinson, B. Labrie, E. Porter. Standing: J. Salisbury, T. Kulisch, S. Simeone, G. Ciancaglini. Porter springs on a hot smash. Steve Simeone lays down an RBI squeeze. Second team All-Division pitcher Walt Lepere fires some heat. Ray Robinson’s clutch hits will always be remem¬ bered. S.H.S. OPPONENT I Lincoln 0 12 Shea 2 3 Johnston 2 I St. Rays 0 I Tollman 6 7 North Providence 4 6 Central Falls 5 3 Lincoln 2 12 Shea 4 5 Johnston 0 1 St. Rays 5 2 Tollman 0 4 North Providence 0 16 Central Falls 4 Softball 8 Srs. to be missed! Although the Lady Sentinels missed that provided the victory margin in a 6- the playoffs for the first time in many 5 win over North Smithfield. The team years they still had a very rewarding leader was Co-Captains Michaela season. While competing in the always Walsh. She led the team in hitting and tough Western Division the Sentinels fielding while earning All-Division hon- compiled a record of 5 wins and 7 loses, ors at second base. Veteran coach Bob The season had its bright spots, take for Petell will certainly miss these two and instance the heartbreaking 1-0 to No. his other fine seniors, which include: Prov, the closest any team had come to Joyce Hindle, Julie Foley, Michelle Bu- beating the state champions all year, teau, Lori Rose, Carolyn Bouchard, and Then there was Linda Hagopian ' s homer Barbara Lange Senior Barbara Lange zeroes in on an enemy pitch Carolyn Bouchard gets set to crank one Donna Sarge” Zannelli shouts some encouragement Coach Petell along with Co-Captains Michaela Walsh and Julie Foley Linda Fiagopian makes the play at first All around athlete Michelle Buteau Kneeling.- S. Weber, M. Walsh, S. Sylvester, M. Buteau, J Foely, M. Walsh, L. Fiagopian. J. Paquette, K. Boyorek, M. Day, L. Rose. Standing: Coach Petell. C. $ en j or Leaders: Kneeling: L. Rose. J. Foley. M. Walsh. M. Buteau. Forrest, K Arruda, J. Flindle, B. Lange, C. Bouchard, S. Leddy, C. Russell, K. Burke, Standing: J. Ffindle, L. Hagopian, C. Bouchard, B. Lange. T. Enos, D. Antonelli, R. Demming, Coach Santillo Ready for the big match Tennis anyone?! Co-Captains and four year starters Alan LaBarre and Tom LaFauci led a young Sentinel ten¬ nis squad to a 4 and 4 slate in the highly competitive Suburban North Division. LaBarre and La- Faucci were the top players for the team and their outstanding leadership will be missed by first year coach Valerie Vellucci. Beth Reall, Paula Bruno and Rachael Bridgehouse were the top female performers. Jay DiSandro, Bruce LaBarre, Jim Bissett and Jim Per¬ ron all contributed admirably to the four victories. A nice set The 1983 Tennis Team What a racket! Look at that form!!! Don’t miss it! « f Let ' s go to the pit Nap time Co-Captain Joe Joyce gives out the practice assignments S-T-R-E-T-C-H Where’s the hurdler? That ' s some stride 2nd Place Class D 2nd Place Northern Relays 2nd Place Northern Div. Meet State Meet Qualifiers: T. Catalfomo, D. Foley, C. Noke, R. Pannone, J. Reyn¬ olds, T. Antonucci, M. Baily, D. Paren- teau, D. Bagus, B. Forrestt Where do you put the pole? The warm-upl Can’t ya smell that smell? Boys’ Track Run Run Run! This spring’s edition of the track team finished in second place in Class D. Not bad in the 12 team league which features annual powers such as Lincoln and OLP. Seniors Tony Catalfomo, John Reynolds and Joe Joyce captained the team. Catalfomo was All-League in the javelin. Reynolds, alo ng with Dave Parenteau, Dave Bagus, and Bob Forrestt broke the school medley record. Big Riel Pannone was the Sentinels top weight man and Chris Noke and Pat Martin, both seniors, were two of Coach Buglio’s best runners. Many young lettermen will return to the Sentinel squad next spring to insure another successful season. Please, no more practicel 1983 Boy’s Track Team This isn’t hopscotch That ' s only the first lap Get up! Girls’ Track Coach Lelli’s final team The female Sentinels finished competition with a 8 and 3 record in the Northern Division. Wendy lannuzzi and Donna Brown, co¬ captains, finished 4 years of fine running for Coach Lelli’s team. Each girl earned many postseason honors during their careers. Denise Dexter, a distance runner and just a frosh. had a strong spring for the girls. Lori Catuogno seamed All-State second team honors in the weight events. Lynn Charron developed into one of the finest sprinters around; she’ll be around next year, hopefully, injury free. This was Coach Jack Lelli’s final team and they made Smithfield High very proud. (First Row L-R) K. Geremia, W. lannuzzi, D. Brown, L. Banville, T. Schlemmer. (Second Row L-R) L. Petrucillo, C. LaFauci, J. Hanron, L. Foster, S. Reynolds. (Third Row L-R) C. Charron, R. Reilly, J. Marz, L. Catuogno. (Fourth Row L-R) Ass-Coach Norroco, J. Allen, L. Santoro, E. Reardon, C. Hindle, Coach Lelli Donna Brown races to the finish line Mr. Lelli checks out the scorel Erin is flying high! Lisa Santoro is a step ahead Lori Catougno, 2nd in the statel Cheryl, Lori and Mr. Lelli discuss their times. Chris Charron, 5th in the states. Seniors-Donna Brown Wendy lannuzzi What form! What a Ham! Golf . . . Fore! The Sentinel golf team, for the 1983 season, featured seniors Bob Reilly and Pat Green and junior All-Division player Todd Curley. These three helped the team to a 4 and 6 record, not bad considering they had to play such powers as Cumberland and Scituate. Curley, the teams most talented player, had an outstandi ng showing in the state tourney. Senior Paul Conti and Sophomore Jack Noke rounded out the pointscorers. Three sophomores and four freshmen will be back for Coach Jack HArt’s team. If these underclassmen can continue to shoot low scores the Sentinels could give a strong pitch for the division title. A five iron on this shot? | think it went that wayl Boys 1983 golf Straight down the fairway Line it up What forml Nice follow through You can’t hit the ball if your eyes are closed Outstanding Senior Athletes Scholar Athlete - Female - D. Brown Donald Flarnois Citizenship Award -1 Kelley Outstanding Female Athlete - M. Walsh Female Sportsmanship Award - J. Foley Most Congenial Cheerleader - J. Alpaio Scholar Athlete - Male - G. Ciancaglini Male Sportsmanship Award - P. Conti Donald Flarnois Citizenship Award - JSalisbury § T. Catalfomo Outstanding Male Athlete - JSalisbury £ T. Catalfomo 109 Bob Labrie proudly accepts his award Athletic Banquet 1983 Michaela Walsh is presented a medallion for the Army National Athletic Scholar Award Jim Salisbury receives his A.N.A.S.A. from Army S Sgt David Jones Jackie ’ ' Congeniality” Alpaio receives her award for Most Congenial Cheerleader Heyl Isn ' t that Earl The Pearl” Porter? With rare photo of Mike Clukey glasses on? with hair Scholar Athlete Award is presented to Gene Giancaglini Mr. T. presents Wendy’s track award Co-Receiver of the Outstand¬ ing Athlete Award is Tony Ca- talfomo Mr. T. pities the fool” who accepts this award Pat tries to find out who this hand belong to Mr. Sportsmanship gets ready to receive his award Charlie can’t wait to get his award Tom Kulisch . . . another Senior Award Recipient I get it ... a joke Senior Fashion Show ... A Great Success 112 Juniors - 1984 Class Officers: Sitting (L-R) C. Spagana, L. Scotti, L. McGuire, V. Balzano. Standing: K. Labrie, Advisor Mr. Lenox, W. Gallagher. Carl Dexter enjoys working in woodshop. Don ' t you think you are a little to old to be sucking your thumbl Which way do I go? Which way do I go? Gimp poses for the camera. Amy and Jenifer hold a cram session before homeroom. 113 Sophomores - 1985 Sophomore Class officers: K. Fogarty, L. Catuogno, G. Mulcahey, D. Hall, R. Tessier, K. Petruccillo. J.V. Cheerleaders take a break Lori shows school spirit by wearing a hat during hat day. Mike Cooper shows off his new Grateful Dead shirt. V I Kathleen gives it her all. Kristen-the slow song is over! What is so interesting over there? Gimme a breakl 114 Freshmen - 1986 I’ll have I taco supreme hold the onions! Freshman class officers: A. Cinelli, M. Walsh, J. Spennard, B. McGuire. Penny.Nickel, Dime, Quarter It’s raining men, alleluia! The Davey’s - saving the best for last. Hey Dennis! I found out what the school lunch is! 115 Questions In My Mind I’ve always thought about the questions in my mind. I’m always searching for the answers to the rhymes. Just where we come from and just where we will go. How should I spend my life, I really need to know. With every rising and setting of the sun. My life gets shorter and soon it will be done. I’ve got to find out just who I really am. I want to know myself, I need to understand. Sweethearts ’82-’83 117 « £e C rru Afte c jACtpA C cAog i esuoji cute flti uojt- ( Ai fisijv J . ( Cajtt ia y iruu e tf U ' fa cUtesuA the _y 4 nnuu( Ckristmai Ca(( CL riitmas Wjemories Aaj tAay, C ecemAe 23 1982 7:30 t m ta 12 :30 a m uutejc a 8 15 ft rrv a 0?Ae ' uic fammejL a CftacAy 0oi U, i aju ucA Acouc Ay, ! e y CfbeeA C emi -flojtma Sti ttise ana tosi $27 .CC fie ctutfi e You can look now it is not that bad. Joanne and Brett share a happy moment together. 118 The Ellery Street Band Rocks the night away! Hey, Danny, Nice Hat! You must have sold alot of M M’s Who are you guys? It was a tough decision, but Cheryl and Bruce reflect on the evening. Kiss me you fool! Tony and Kerri’s annual photo! 119 mUA e d S cAaal r io{a iA,o t98A cstm eAs i oto fo cUfesuA unio ' tuxnv ’( al aru fucta , 6 7983 7:30fv.rrv. 72:30 curv y j £A CLe ' aurUky io ctA Aifico rv, AocTe ' i asuA osia wsv 38.00fte j 0 Terry show your best side! A seat built for two! Paula, where is your date? The gang’s all here! Brad Lyn enjoy the evening 120 Willie love your sneakersl Dan can you handle it? 121 The 1982 Class Will Colleen Beckett leaves Paul, Michael, Donald and David with the remembrance of the most kindest, and friendly greetings? we the period 2 clique of the 1982 American History Class leaves Mr. Graham the title of The Perfect ... ”} Stephanie leaves Sally Hebert the coast guard parking space since she already took it? Jane Doe leaves Cheryl Curley her blue coat that she thought she ’lost ' in her Jr. year. Linda Hagopian and Joyce Hindle leave Mr. Hines all the softball practices he never showed up at to help the team? Gina leaves Pat his own private bus to take him to school? Mindy Patullo leaves a space between Jeanine and Matt , Jeanine Lapre leaves Mindy a 5 ' I0 black haired, muscular Italian who wears reading glasses and drives an expensive car - That is the one she ' s been looking for, for the past four years. Steve Simeone leaves the precious moments spent with Donna Zanelli to Donna Zannelli ' Mark leaves Mr. Buglio a season pass to the Lincoln dog track? Anne leaves Parky a map of the Pawtucket and a Pac Man game? Diane leaves Parky an almost finished Student Activity Room. Anne leaves Karen a date with Bruce Cattelle. Diane leaves Tony his .... perfect timing? I Donna Zannelli leaves to my BELOVED Stephen Simeone all the endless and precious memories of a beautiful year, spent together? Anonymous leaves the Ferra sisters a new set of lips and a German shepard? Anonymous leaves Sue Szylin a personality because she thinks she is to perfect to realize it? The senior class leaves Lisa and Kevin the best of luck? Kathy and Teri leave Renee money to go to the hair dressers? Anonymous leaves behind the click to steal each others boy friends? Liz, Wendy, and Diane leave Pat and Willie their obscene phone calls? Jean Roberts leaves Lisa Puleo, an attitude not to match her sister ' s? Lynda leaves Crystal a trip to the Bahamas and a Pina Colads. Anonymous leaves Crystal everyone’s ex¬ boyfriends and boyfriends? Trade Porter leaves Mr. DeMoura a box of kleenex? Michelle Tondreault leave Lisa Jenkins my thanks for making it possible for me to get a new bike? Sue Luongo leave Christine Spagania one boy friend at a time? Earl and Ray leaves Mrs. Camara a peaceful 4th and 5th period? The seniors of Ms. Caito Spanish I, period 4, leaves her laryngitis? Sandy and Paula leave The Clic a years supply of Tab? Patty Peters leaves Mr. Graham my E.R.A. spirit ' Lora leaves David a secret rondevouz? Kristine, Anne and Lora leave Karen? Catherine Gould leave John Dunivan a hot date with an oldfashioned, 19th century girl, Lynne leaves Catherine a new rug for bevlroom floor? Kathy Goyette leaves Jacqui, the assistant wrestling coach? Anonymous leaves Kathy Goyette a safe v y pin for the shirt? Anne leaves Jerry her curling iron and her mothers fur ' coat? Tammy leaves Crystal Lynda something ’’on the shelf , in the closet? Dawn Hannaway leaves Mrs. Camara a life time supply of aspirin for all the headaches I have given her? David Keene leaves Mr. Marques a Q- Shaped toupe? Chico leaves Cawee one front and back bumper, three head lights, two tail lights, and a new paint job? Wendy leaves Chris a walk at Slacks Pond, the night of the proml? The Senior Class leave Flossie and Kathy ’’The fools award? Wendy and Donna leave Mr. Lelli and member of the x-country team, sitting on the highway in an over heated bus? Linda, Lisa and Carolyn leave Mr. Tobin a ride in the Mineral Spring Avenue train with Donna Martucci (triple C), Sally leaves Wendy alot of memories to remember and ’’alot to forget Wendy leaves Sally a pack of gum to chew during second period study? Anonymous leaves Steve and Donna a picnic lunch by the tree in the court yard, Everyone leaves Tony a eggtimer for his speeches. Jean, Anne and Sue leave Mrs. McPhail all our forged late note and all her 15 minutes we never took. Lynda leaves Lora a boyfriend of her own? The senior girls leave an award to the person who can master the Sue Zigas walk. Anonymous leave Chris to Karen, the only senior guy she hasn ' t gone with? Jacqui and Dawn leaves Donna Hodson a scarf Bryan Catelle leaves Bobby and Jerry the use of his house for 3 weeks to be used anytime!? Anonymous leaves Kevin Butera a piece of my heart forever? Becky and Gregory leave all their love to each other, hopefully for ever? Jackie Dillion leaves Greg Varatta a pair of drumsticks for his band? Lisa Marchione leaves all the ’’Soccer Player their shirts they ’’LOST while playing? Pam Goolgasian leaves Lisa Anderson the complete book on ’’How to act Ann, Cheryl and Dina leave the cleaning lady 3 empty lunch bags in the lav? Tracy Miller leaves Mr. Cleasby all the do, re, mis he can handle plus Donald Robitialle. The Senior Class leaves lots of luck to Mr. Cleasby and his new boat . . . 122 How Pray Tell Could We Ever Forget . . . The year of the weddings ... Mr. Salisbury’s passes and rules .. . never getting are full privileges ... Mr. Sprague, Mr. Reilly ... Mr. Shepard’s speeches ... The Fashion shows ... Anthony’s song ... DEVO .. SKINHEADS:” ... Richard Lancia’s movie ending, helped along by Michael St. Onge ... Charlie’s parties . .. Paul’s parties ... pit parties . .. CLIQUE PARTIES ... BRYAN S JERRY! ... Sue Zigas and her famous walk ... Sue Szylin being nominated for homecoming queen ... SENIOR FEVER ... Are you psyched! ... Senior girls dance ... studying for SAT’s ... X-Mas Ball being post-poned ... Junior Prom Demolition Derby! ... Matt D’Atri’s redecorationg of the boy’s lav! .. . Toilet papering houses, and getting caught ... Spray painting under the bridge ... Pam’s feathers in the courtyard ... Playing soccer in the rain ... Getting stuck in the snow in April! ... THE CIRCLE ... CRUISING MINERAL SPRING ... PETER! ... Cardillo’s burning ... Roosters getting busted ... Fake ID’s ... Refreshment runs to Guettoville ... Cheesepuffs and popsicles at Mrs. I’s ... Donna and Lesley’s homemade asprin . .. Donald Robitalle cat walk ... Sending carnations ... Receiving carnations ... ALA CART! ... salad bar ... Soda machine shut-off ... DIET COKE! ... ADLER COLA” ... Selling candy ... Danny Roy’s candy money ... Studying for exams ... Food fights ... Penny fights! ... Joe Joyce’s fight at the senior supper ... David Chartier’s well deserved ignorant award! ... Kathy Reilly and her camera ... Flossi’s Paranoia ... Linda, Karen and Karen’s locker ... Wendy and Donna enjoying the cross-country season ... Earl’s nasty gesture to the girls softball team . .. Paul Ronci’s game of chicken ... The Clique going after each others boyfriends ... David Goolgasian and his many girlfriends ... Kristine went with Bobby when Sue was in Jamestown! ... Tony Catalfomo wiping ice cream all over Jerry’s pretty shir t ... Finding Lynda in a closet ... Karen Hurley’s whine ... Donna Zanelli’s shocking prom gown ... Return of the operetta ... Return of the newspaper ... Senior Class Trip? ... Karen Kerwin and Joey Jenkins ... The guidance Department? ... Mrs. Hammill’s explosion in period 4 . .. Chilly days in the courtyard ... Diane Duarte’s sore throat?? ... MICH MEN” ... Dave Layman visits the ladevia’s ... Senior Supper ... Athletic Banquet, go home and study for exam for the next day? ... Close to the end ... Graduation practice ... Almost there ... Getting caps and gowns ... Finally ... GRADUATION .... all the good times and good friends we have shared in the past 4 years ... 123 1983 cojtdia isuu eA, tfOMs a testct Sferua ' 0 csrv 2fAu ( ay,, (oaesusup, May36, 1983 xoj7i 7:00 - 13:00 f rucmn dtuAlCs Ay ‘ S£e4jf ZG4J ' t ' a va iarv S 36.00 N“ 3 3 Kevin Lisa enjoy the evening Kathy % Jon hang on § hold tight Is Everybody happy Definite Endless love Memories of the night have only just begun Swaying to the music 124 Love lift us up where we belong Is this the line for the bathroom? Senior Class Officers of 1983 Cool dudes in a crazy mood Watch the birdie! Look out John Travolta make room for David Bano! Senior Supper - 1983 Bruce has his hands full Deb is ready for the night on the town 126 Hail! Hail! The gang’s all here Donna and Tom enjoy the evening 127 Nicest Smile - Paul Conti, Jacqueline Alpaio (craziest too) Craziest - Jean Roberts Preppiest - David Fraioli, Lisa Luther Most Athletic - Tony Catalfomo Most Athletic - Michaela Walsh 128 Best Couple - Johnna Colantuono, Charlie Newell Best Dressed - Jerry Emin, Mindy Patullo Most Talented - Elizabeth Filippi Most Talented - Mark Smith Most Studious - Steve Simeone, Jacqui Kelley Not Photographed - Spaciest - Michael Porter, Lisa Stoeckel Quietest - Elise Bedard, Gene Ciancaglini Best Looking - Alan LaBarre, Lynda DeAngelis 129 Smithfield High School Class Of 1983 Senior Honors Day PROGRAM Invocation - Reverend Raymond J. Rafferty, Pastor - St. Philip ' s Church, Greenville, R.I. Pledge of Allegiance - Diane L. Duarte, President - Student Council National Anthem - All Greetings - Henry P. Shepard, Principal PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO SENIORS: School Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas Biological Science . English. EEP Honors Program (English) . French . Mathematics. Physical Science . Secretarial Studies. Social Studies . Letters of Appreciation - Amy Salisbury - Robert Marcotte DAR Citizenship Award - Jacqueline Kelley Mathematical Assoc, of America Award - Todd Ravenelle Excellence in Drama - Paul Andresino Florence Farrell Florence Farrell Donna Zannelli Stephen Kilpatrick Gene Ciancaglini Gene Ciancaglini Joyce Hindle Stephen Simeone Award to Outstanding Senior in French IV - Donna Drown Congressman Fernand St. Germain Merit Award - Florence A. Farrell Certificates in Appreciation of Smoking Awareness Program Patti Brown Linda Hagopian Melinda Marz Diane Duarte Wendy Iannuzzi Theresa Nigro Student Council Excellence Award Diane Duarte Anthony Cinelli Yearbook Award — Kathleen Reilly Newspaper Award - Patti Brown John Philip Sousa Band Award - John Dunivan Band Director ' s Award - Matthew Conboy James Howard Stephen Kilpatrick National School, Choral Award - Anthony Cinelli Smithfield Lions Club Awards For Outstanding Achievement In Non- Academic Areas Accounting . Art. Architectural Drawing. . Band. Boys ' Physical Education Career Education .... Chnral Music . Marketing and Distributive Education . Drama Theatre Arts . . Electricity. Girls ' Physical Education Home Economics . Journalism . Mechanical Drawing . . . Public Speaking. Shorthand. Typing . Woodworking. . Kristine DaKeulenaere .Susan Garriepy . Bruce Dexter . Anthony DeCristofaro . Robert LaBrie . Wendi Fallon . Matthew Ccnbov Lynne Ceraldi . Melinda Marz . Matthew D ' Atri . Carolyn Bouchard . Jacqueline Alpaio . Jane Zangari . Gene Ciancaglini . Jane Zangari . Cheryl Gronski . Jacqueline Alpaio . Christopher Adler 131 Student Council President, Diane Duarte, ex¬ tends her greetings to the capacity crowd. John Fontaine is simply awed laugh about Salutorian Dave Fraioli pre¬ pares for the ceremony Dave Fraioli presents his speech 132 Pam awaits her diploma Mr. Shepard presides Practice . . . practice . . . practicel School Comm. Chairman Paul Dwyer ex¬ tends his congratulations to the Class of 1983 Who said Dennis couldn’t smile? The crowd gathers The excitement starts to bubble The ceremonies begin Flossie gets ready to give it her all Don’t ever forget to stop and smell the roses . . . 133 1. Pam Rickabaugh 27. Rebecca DeCicco 53. Stephen Simeone 2. Wendy Arruda 28. Jane Hartman 54. Sally Hebert 3. Liz Filippi 29. Tammy Martone 55. Maureen Nangle 4. Jim Shahbaz 30. Wendi Fallon 56. Cheryl Gronski 5. Cindy Lotito 31. Lisa Marchione 57. James Sleboda 6. John Fontaine 32. Jackie Alpaio 58. Michael Beaumier 7. Anne Robitaille 33. Gerald Emin 59. Lisa Anderson 8. Michelle Tondreault 34. Ray Thibeault 60. Judi-Ann Tassoni 9. Kristine DeKeulenaere 35. Dawn Stefano 61. Diane Lewis 10. Chris Calise 36. Chris Dedora 62. Alan LaBarre II. Lisa Peluso 37. Angela Chiperas 63. John Reynolds 12. Gina Costantino 38. Donna Hudson 64. Anne Ruggiere 13. Paula Hebert 39. Catherine Gould 65. Susan Derosier 14. Kathy Reilly 40. Debbie Patterson 66. Michaela Walsh 15. Nancy Bouchard 41. Tony DeCristofaro 67. Pam Goolgasian 16. Johnna Colantoono 42. Julie Foley 68. Robin Stiles 17. Karen Hurley 43. Dawn Hannaway 69. David Banno 18. Karen Cerroni 44. Stephanie Nero 70. Jacqueline Kelley 19. Nandy Erbe 45 . Janet DeQuattro 71. Theresa Nigro 20. Wendy lannuzzi 46. Patricia Peters 72. Suzanne Poliquin 21. Lesley DeStefanis 47. Diane Duarte 73. Suaan Garriepy 22. Amy S Jim Salisbury 48. Lyn Antonuccio 74. Joyce Hindle 23. Lisa Luther 49. Diane Thurber 75. Tracie Chevalier 24. Cheryl Curley 50. Crystal Caspoli 76. Joe Hunt 25. David Goolgasian 51. David Fraioli 77. Karen Thomas Kulisch 26. Donna Zannelli 52. Scott Gardner 136 PARENT PATRONS Mr. £ Mrs. James Alpaio Mr. £ Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Mrs. Lena Andresino Mr. £ Mrs. E. Peter Bouchard Mr. £ Mrs. Leo Bouchard Jr. Mr. £ Mrs. Edward Brown Mr. £ Mrs. Thomas Butera Mr. £ Mrs. Nicholas Caspoli Jr. Mr. Robert Cerroni Almerinda Chiperas Mr. £ Mrs. Albert Ciancaglini £ Family Larry £ Rico Colaluca Mr. £ Mrs. Eugene Colantuono Mr. £ Mrs. Luke Conboy Mr. £ Mrs. Francis Curley Elaine £ Charles Dedora Mr. £ Mrs. Anthony L. DeQuattro Mr. £ Mrs. Robert DeStefanis Frances C. Dexter Mr. £ Mrs. John Dunivan Mr. £ Mrs. Raymond Erbe Mr. £ Mrs. William Fallon Mr. £ Mrs. Raymond Filippi Mr. £ Mrs. Anthony Fraioli Robert £ Cynthia Garriepy Albert S. Gizzarelli Beverly £ Warren Goolgasian Frank A. Gould Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Hagopian Mr. £ Mrs. Terry Hannaway Mr. £ Mrs. Paul Hebert Mr. £ Mrs. William Hebert Mr. £ Mrs. Robert E. Hindle Mr. £ Mrs. Joseph Hunt Mr. £ Mrs. John W. Hurley Mr. £ Mrs. Vincent N. lannuzzi Walter J. Kane Mr. £ Mrs. Walter J. Kane Mr. £ Mrs. David E. Keene Sr. Mr. £ Mrs. George E. Kelley Mr. £ Mrs. A. R. LaBarre Mr. £ Mrs. Michael Luther Mr. £ Mrs. Anthony Martone Dr. £ Mrs. Albert Marz Mr. £ Mrs. Charles Newell Mr. £ Mrs. Michael Nigro Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Pannone Mr. £ Mrs. Clarence Patterson Mr. £ Mrs. Joseph Peluso Mr. £ Mrs. Earl H. Porter Sr. Mr. £ Mrs. John Reynolds Gene £ Gail Ricci Mr. £ Mrs. William F. Rose Mr. £ Mrs. Robert J. Salisbury Mr. £ Mrs. Irving Shore Mr. £ Mrs. Chester Sleboda Jr. Mr. £ Mrs. Sidney Smith Mr. £ Mrs. Frank Zangari Mr. £ Mrs. Michael L. Zannelli Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Zigas Tel. 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R.l. 02828 Ih Video Equipment and Accessories Tape Sales and Rentals Wide Screen TV Club Memberships CAVANAGH COMPANY Congratulations Class Of ’83 (401)949-0522 c Continental Travel 445 Putnam Pike Apple Valley Mall Smithfield, R.L 02828 401-232-0980 (401) 231-2761 Upfir aim ‘Voumato JEWELERS APPLE VALLEY MALL GREENVILLE , R.l. 02828 EPHRAIM P. DOUMATO LOUISA B. DOUMATO 143 144 NEW LONDON MARINE SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors 56 Lewis Street New London, Conn. 06320 SITE DEVELOPERS SMITHFIELD PEAT CO., GENERAL EXCAVATING INC. Washington Highway Smithfield, R.l. Te. 231-0400 PEAT MOSS • LOAM • GRAVEL • FILL Jackson Despres 728-5282 Jack Despres 231-3323 VILLAGE PHARMACY INC 637 Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl 02828 949-1350 39 Pleasant View Ave Rl 116 Greenville, Rl 02828 (401) 949-2468 LIFE CASUALTY Bradford-Sutcliffe, Inc. Insurance P.O. BOX 546 - 511 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE, R.l. 02828 949-3500 39 Pleasant View Ave Rt. 116 Greenville, Rl 02828 (401)949-2468 146 Arthur Richardson, Jr. President Best Wishes From RICHCO AUTO SUPPLY £ MACHINE SHOP 258 Putnam Ave Smithfield, Rl 02517 231-5100 451 Atwood Ave Cranston, Rl 02920 944-5280 D 231-3660 MON - THURS 7 AM - 12 MIDNIGHT FRI - SAT 7 AM - 2 £M SUNDAY 7 AM - 1 1 PM 46 PUTNAM PIKE NORTH ATLANTIC SEAFOOD INC. RT. 5, GREENVILLE. R.l. Quality-Service-Price WHOLESALE 331-9130 RETAIL 231-8830 JOHNSTON SMITHFIELD PLYWOOD S LUMBER MART, INC. Everything In Building Materials 333 Waterman Ave. Esmond, Rl 02917 Tel 231-8700 148 Compliments Of HEBERT NURSING HOME Log Rd. Smithfield, RI 02917 RONEL COMPANY , INC Mens’-Young Mens’-Jrs. And Misses Clothing Sportswear Junction Rts 5 44 Greenville, Rl 949-2131 MULCAHEY’S WELL 3 PUMP CO. Water Wells § Complete Water Systems Sales - Service - Repair Parts 699 Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl 02828 Best Wishes Class Of 1983 COLONY ICE CREAM 111 Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl Paving Contractors Site Work Tennis Courts ALCO CONSTRUCTION 67 MacArthur Drive Smithfield, Rl 231-9009 SMITHFIELD MUNICIPAL ICE RINK Good Luck To The Class Of ’83 Support Your Hockey Team! 152 The Newly Enlarged GREENVILLE PHARMACY Full Service Pharmacy 619 Putnam Pike Greenville, Rl 949-0820 Vincent Volpa BS. Reg. Pharm. (401) 231-4711 Gauvm Associatesirc. Maria Medeiros 445 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, RI Post Office Box 9208, Providence, RI 02940 (401) 949-2120 DICK ' S POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC. AIR COOLED ENGINE SPECIALIST DICK RICHARDSON Manager 605 PUTNAM PIKE GREENVILLE. RI 02828 OUR PLACE has it all YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING FORMAL WEAR RENTALS 2044 Smith Street North Providence, R. I 02911 (401) 231-2370 435 Mam Street Warren. Rhode Island 02885 (401)245-2812 154 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 83 LORING STUDIO Warwick, Rl We Are Your School Photographer And We Enjoy Serving Youl 722-7833 231-1089 ABORN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC General Contractors Sewers And Waterlines Asphalt Paving Cement Work Of All Kinds Equipment Rentals Pole 47 Swan Rd. Smithfield, Rl 02917 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 83 A FRIEND TEL. 934 - 1320 ,Jr—rri FRANK SCIOTTO ff Towne House flowers INC. 2555 HARTFORD AVENUE JOHNSTON. R. I. DICK ' S POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICE , INC Greenville, Rl 02828 156 157 Congratulations Class Of ' 83 A FRIEND Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, Rl Compliments Of JASWELL ’S FARM Cider From Our Own Mill Apples - Corn - Cider Wholesale - Retail Swan Rd. Smithfield, Rl BILLY BOY RESTAURANT 231-9802 Breakfast Special Hot Cold Sandwiches Favorite Beer Wine TEL. 934-0123 TONY ft BEA URSILLO VAUGHN CLEANERS , INC The Home Of Quality 303 Putnam Pike Smithfield, Rl Free Box Storage Coin-Op Dry Cleaning 231-6400 IGnij Cift Curtain “HISTORIC SHANG BAILY ROADHOUSE” Ask About Our Parties a Clubs 2737 HARTFORD AVE. JOHNSTON. R. I. 02919 (401) 949-3100 JOHN M. GEISSER CO. Precision Scales Controls PHILIP AZZOLINA JEWELER 586 Putnam Ave. Greenville, Rl 949-1280 P.O. BOX 206 NORTH SCITUATE, R.I. 02857 Congratulations Class Of ’S3 The Class With Lots Of Class” SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL D. Palmieri ' s Bakery Killingly St. Johnston, Rt Editors Note: I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped create the Anvil 83 - Paula, Lesley, Wendy, Donna and Jimmy, our hard work and caring will always be remembered on the one hundred and sixty pages that capture the Class of I983’s spirit, vitality and fever. A special thanks to Mrs. Mary- Margaret ladevaia whose patience and thoughtfulness were more than inspiring to me. I hope when looking back at this yearbook you can remember all the happy memories we shared. Let us not be sad because it is in the past, but instead try to gain strength from our beginnings. Kathleen Reilly Editor An Advisor’s Afterword: As advisor to the 1983 Anvil, I am pleased and proud to say that I was truly able to do just that - ADVISE! The students involved in creating this yearbook, particularly Kathy Reilly, displayed enough maturity and responsibility to work quite independently and self-assuredly, Kathy ' s work and efforts, along with those of Paula Hebert, Donna Brown, Jimmy Salisbury, Wendy lannuzzi and Lesley DeStefanis are quite evident and this yearbook is something of which they should be proud. Please enjoy it and be proud of it with them! Mary-Margaret ladevaia Advisor RI REF Yearbook 1983 Storag Smithfield High School Yearbook : Anvil 3205100081511-4 . ssrs Gresnvm®. —