Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)
- Class of 1984
Page 1 of 160
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Anvil ' 84 2 J dtcdion Ov nina Sccti jjjemna Cantors . ion . ‘T ' acultu . School Club . P ' dflleitcf . . UticUrcla tnatt Satttor P cltvtic . ♦ % % Dedication On behalf of Smithfield ' s class of 1984, we would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mary-Margaret ladevia. Mrs. ladevia was the Anvil ' s advisor for the past 5 years. Her never-ending support and help was greatly appreciated by all those involved in the making of the past Anvils and along with that, the appreciation of this year ' s staff. We wish to send her the best of luck and happiness in her new home in Arizona. From Our Classroom Desks We Watched The Years Pass By. We Watched The Leaves Color And Fall, Then We Waited For Snow. And When It Came And Stayed We Shuddered And Silently Prayed For The Thaw. 4 5 6 It Was A Year Like Any Other Year; Except That It Was Our Last One At Smith field High School. Suddenly, Everyday Events Became Significant; We Saved Programs And Ticket Stubs And We Marked The Calendar With A Strange Sentimentality . 7 We Toiled And Trifled In A Symphony Of Seasons-Through The Autumn And The Wind The Winter-Striving Always For The Spring And For The End Or An Experience That We Will Never Forget . That End Has Come And Now We Realize That It Is Like The Spring , Only Another Beginning Leading Inevitably To Another End . 8 9 The Same Seasons Will Appear And Disappear Many Times Again, Only The People, The Places, And The Events Will Change- The Memories Will Endure, Let Us Pause For A Moment, Then, And Reminisce, 12 13 As graduation day draws near We stop and think of all the years that passed. The memories that each year held. And how they seemed to go so fast. We started as lonely freshmen, standing there, not knowing where to go. Filled with mixed and confused feelings, but soon we found our friends and it didn ' t seem so bad. And before we realized, the year was gone. And then our sophomore year began, It was better than the year before. We went to some dances, had our fun, And we thought about the coming years. When we finally reached our junior year, We thought it was really great, We had our prom and worked so hard to get us through the following year. But it was fun. And now as seniors, it has been the best. We hate to think it ' s almost over. Too soon the prom and great big night will come and go. Along with the rest, it seems so sad. We ' ll never forget our high school days. Or the feelings that we had, But now we come to realize that the passing years are part of life and we must go on. -Beth Greska, ' 80 SENIORS Allyson Angell Al, Randy Jackson Donna, let ' s go over you know who ' s. Valerie Balzano Val, Babe Where ' s the keg? Alright, where ' s Tony? Michael Beaton Mike, Beat Anthony Antonucci Tony, Tootch What ' s up? Let ' s party! Cynthia Banno Cindy-lou, Cindy, Smiley 2 Welcome to the Funny Farm Robert Beaudry Muskarteer 4 Yeah, but . . . Lyn Banville Lynie B., L.B. Hey, I was off 2 hours ago! No prob! Emily Belt Em, Bean 1 It figures oo baby Ne-ver mind Jenifer Audette Jeni Pretty neat! What ' s the matter? 16 Thomas Borden Charles Bissitt Chuckie, Charlie You Might Susan Boyes Sue You know what I mean? Jane Brooke-Stewart Brooke, Janie Where ' s Tracy? John Bonsante Rachel Bridgehouse Rae 17 Eric Brown E.B. I ' ll drive. No, I can ' t, I have to work tonight. Karyn Burk Muskatette III What ' s up, dude? Kenneth Brown Brownie Hick, you ' re the funniest Cheryl Byerlee Cher, Grace Yeah huh That ' s not too funny Paula Bruno I might USA 1 John Caliri Hohn, Calir 18 Diane Caouette Di Wicked That ' s excellent Stacey Carlton Stace, Spacey Nancy Coburn Smiley 1, Nanc ' Welcome to the funny farm Leo Caouette Leooooo, Lou, Lee What? I didn ' t catch that. Karen Clark Ka I ' m hungry Linda Conti Lin Where ' s the party? Sounds good Alan Carlton A.C. Megan Clingham Meg, Mega 19 Edward Cooney William Corbishley Craig Costa Niblets Cindy Courtemanche Cin, Gabby Hi sweets How ya doing kids Lisa Culton Let ' s go pick up some guys Mark Curley Mr. Murley 20 Todd Curley T.C. Gould ' s the worst Lisa D ' Amario Lee, Annie Wicked What ' s up Annmarie Davis Anna Banana No problem Margaret D ' Agostino Marg, Maggy Gina D ' Agostino Giner, Little D ' Ago Wicket Melinda Dearmin Joseph DeCotis 21 Stephen DelPonte David DeQuattro Duck Ellen Dillon El, Funky, Mabel You might Diane Droste Di Louis DiSandro Michelle Duffy Shell Forget it Jeannine Dery Jean, Jen be ready in just 5 minutes Lorelei Downey Michael Durvin Mike You do that 22 Patricia Enos Trish, Fri-Guy You bet It ' s Fri-day Michael Fagan Mike, Pylon Karen Erbe Erbs, Karo I might Edward Fanning Kimberly Farrar Kim Yeh, I might even Janet Ferguson Planet No problem Patrick Flood Elmer Fudd 23 Rosemary Flynn Rose I love Tommy M. William Gallagher Bill Like that, you know what I mean Cheryl Forrest Cher, Cherylann Who? What? Kathleen Fugere Lori Gardner Twinkie II Lynn Gardner Twinkie I Paul Gederman Geds, Rambo ' What a scrambo ' Karen Geremia Musket 15 Noo way Really ' Michael Gonera M.G., Mike James Haigh Michael Grenier Get out of my face David Harris Linda Harris Harry Lin, Musketette IV 25 Michael Hart Kathleen Hassett Mike, M.A. Wishbone right Brian Hawley William Hickey Hick, Bill Paul Hawkins Woofer, Hawk Jeremy Hesford Hess, Je-He This is pathetic Susan Higgins Musketette V Let ' s get serious 26 Patricia Hill Patty Yeah, I might . . David lacovelli Ike-lka You might Seann Jackson Jack, Jimmy Raymond Hodges Boog Ray Pitiful situation Kenneth Howard Howie 27 Joseph Jenkins Jenks Lori Ann Jenkins Jinx, Musketette 11 I ' m in the mood for a cigarette David Jonson D.J. Hot Dallas Nights Kathleen Jordan Kat, Kack Anyone wanna go to Roosters Stephen Keene Keeneo Darrell Kemp Shmemp, Skemp Let ' s party 28 Carolyn Lanfredi Ca, Bean 2 Get the gun Bruce LaBarre Harry Grizzly You might John Langshaw Langy, Scoop, Chuck Wow, she ' s nice Mary Lou Kennedy Mary, Mar Please stand for morning exercises Kenneth Labrie Booka, Whizzer Not too nice Brett LaPlante Baretta 29 Lisa Lapre Lee, Musketette 1 Ya know Danielle LeBeau Dee, Termey Wanna Bunk? Anne LeBalanc Stix, Annel Hey dude, what ' s up John Linenan Len Thomas Littrell Lisa Lizotte Lee Wicked Hi poop Patricia MacDonald Patty David Marchant Dave Donna Martucci Do ya wanna Donna Allyson, call you know who Kimberly Martin Kim Kenneth Marrocco Marock Sandra McDonnell Sandy Lara McGuire La You ' re the funniest 31 Ana Maria Morales Ana ' I don ' t understand Richard Newton Fig Ahhh Laurie Octeau Laur Fuzzy duck Matthew Murphy Matt, Murph Yea, you might even David Norberg Carleen O ' Connor David Ovadia 32 David Parenteau Keebler, D.P. Karen Pari si Kalena Hey, let ' s party Lucrezia Pennine Lecia, Lee David Passarelli Passy Jennifer Perkins Jen, Ketchup Lady Wicked Vincent Paul Musketter 1, Vinny Mona Jay Peters What a bargain 33 Daniel Pietryski Dan Karen Piti ' ' Be serious Hi folks Ronald Pierini Musketeer 3 You ain ' t got nothing David Powers Erik Przybyla Ellen Randle Deitrich Prz, E.P. El What ' s up 34 A Margaret Repoza Peggy, Peg Fuzzy duck Catherine Reynolds Cathy Rut-Row Patricia Robinson Patty I love Louie Lisa Rose Lee You might Maria Riccardi Val, wanna go to URI this weekend Valerie Roan Val Maria, wanna go to URI this weekend Diane Rottman Di You ' re too much Willey Salvati Daniel Roy Danny, Gabby 2 Do you have any aspirin Norbert Schecher Norb Not too nice Kevin Sauter 36 Lisa Scotti Peter Segal Lee, Lis, Muffy Pete, GQ man Does this look okay I ' m in Paula Siedzik Paul I don ' t care anymore Lissa Smith Christine Spacagna Chris, Spag 37 Deirdre Sweet Dee WOW h f Denise Thurber Dee, Niecy Hi toots What ' s up Cheryl Toegemann David Tracey Joseph Trainor Cher, Shell Are you serious 38 Vincent Volpe Ronald Tubman Stanley Waskiel Tubby, Tub Stachu, Stan Grizzly John Waterman Tamara Waterman Tami, Mara Fuzzy duck Kim Watmough Micheal Wayland Musketeer 2, Mickey This is true Paula Woisard I love David Those who chose not to be in the yearbook: Stephen DeFusco John Funaro Lisa Improta Anthony Indelicato Walter Lepere Denise McNally Brooke O ' Connor Christopher Ricci Kregg Spaziano Sandra Sylvester 40 Senior Directory Angell, Allyson A., 107 Farnum Pike, Smithfield: Stu¬ dent Council 3, 4; March 16, Pisces; C.C.R.I., Business Management Antonucci, Anthony, 195 Pleasant View Ave. Smith- field: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Homecoming King Nominee 3; Homecoming King 4; Oct. 22, Libra; Party and become rich Audette, Jenifer, 5 Winsor St., Greenville: Drama 1; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 2; Concert Choir 3; Newspaper 3; Operetta 3; Smoking Awareness 4; Chamber Singers 4; Yearbook 4; Nov. 23, Sagittarius; Four year college, English or journalism Balzano, Valerie, Ridge Rd. Smithfield: Vice President 1, Smoking Awareness 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Junior Social Committee 3; Social Chairperson 3; Homecoming Queen Nominee 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Editor 4; Cap and Gown Commit¬ tee 4; July 1, Cancer; Four year college, master pedi¬ atrics or therapy; be successful, get married Banno, Cynthia M., 26 Esmond St. Smithfield: Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Nov. 4, Scorpio; College Ac¬ countant Banville, Lyn M., 5 Sprague St. Greenville: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Junior Olympics 1; Student council 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1, 2; Team Sports 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 2; Person of Month Committee 2; Float Committee 3; Student of Month 3; Sports Film Festival 4; Governors Council 4; PEP Program; Apr. 26, Taurus Beaton, Mike, 6 Christopher Drive, Greenville: Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Student Council 4; May 9, Taurus; Four year college, Archi¬ tecture Beaudry, Robert, 29 Potter Ave. Esmond: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Nov. 27, Sagittarius, C.C.R.I., Law Instruction; Police Academy Belt, Emily, 1 Smith Ave. Greenville: Team Sports 1; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Insite 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Typing Editor 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Rep. 4; Sept. 20, Virgo; Occupational Therapy Bertsch, Linda M., 7 Hawkins St. Greenville: Aug. 20, Leo; Secretary or hairdresser, be rich Bissitt, Charles F. 126 Farnum Pike: Track 1; Cross Country 2; June 24, Cancer; Work Bonsante, John, 20 Meadow View Drive: Sagittiarus, Own business Boyes, Susan K., 18 Hawkins St. Greenville: Cheerlead¬ ing 3, 4; Student Council 4; March 29, Aries; Four year college, Computer Operator Bridgehouse, Rachel, 10 Barnes St. Greenville: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Sept. 23, Virgo; College Brodeur, Alfred, Washington Highway, Smithfield: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Parlimentarian 4; Class Rep. 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Treasurer of Band 3; Operetta 3; Chamber Singers 4; Nov. 30, Sagitarrius; Chef Brooke-Stewart, Jane, 20 Orchard Ave, Greenville: Concert Choir 3, 4; Operetta 3; Chamber Singers 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Queen Nominee 4; Apr. 25, Taurus; Voice Brown, Eric A., 28 Pleasant View Ave. Greenville: Year¬ book 4; March 5, Pisces Brown, Kenneth, 1 Green Ave. Esmond: Soccer 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Dec. 21, Sagittarius; Col¬ lege; good job, good family, long life Bruno, Paula R., 145 Colwell Rd. Smithfield: Basketball 1, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Tennis 2, 3,4; Student Council 3, 4; May 13, Taurus Burk, Karyn S., 20 Scenic View Drive, Smithfield: Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Oct. 19, Libra; Secretarial Field Byerlee, Cheryl L., 4 Rosewood Drive, Greenville: Stu¬ dent Council 3, 4; Senior Social Committee 4; March 31, Aries; Four year college, Nursing Caliri, John A., 6 Lakeside Drive, Smithfield: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Aug. 30, Virgo Caouette, Diane E., 5 Winsor St. Greenville: FrencM Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Dec. 18, Sagittatius; Executive Secretary Caouette, Leo, 5 Winsor St. Greenville: Wrestling 2; Rl : Math League 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vice Presi¬ dent 4; New England Math League 4; Person of the Month Committe 4; Senior Social Committee 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Track 4; Dec. 18, Sagittarius; College, Physics, Chemical Engineering Carlton, Alan, 35 Sprague St. Greenville: Soccer 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class 42 Rep. 2, 3; Team Sports 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; Aug. 6, Leo Carlton, Stacey J., Pole 25 Capron Rd. Esmond: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 3; Distributive Education 4; Feb. 18, Aquarius; Business Clark, Karen A., 8 Chestnut Hills Court, Greenville: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; French Club 1, 2 , Concert Choir 3, 4; Junior Social Commit¬ tee 3; Operetta 3; Senior Social Committee 4; July 7, Cancer; College, Career; Traveling Clingham, Megan N., 29 MacArthur Drive: Student Council 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Class Rep. 3, 4; Year¬ book 4; Dec. 18, Sagittarius Coburn, Nancy, Breezy Knoll Rd. Greenville: Student Council 4; Vice-President Distributive Education 4; May 29, Gemini; Business Manager Coleman, Timothy J., 3 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 2, 3, 4; Feb. 10, Aquar¬ ius; Good Job, Foxy Chick, and Nice Car Conti, Linda S., Pole 58 Ridge Rd. Smithfield: Student Council 1, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Tennis Club 1, 2; Newspaper 3, Typing Editor 3; Yearbook 4; Aug. 21, Leo; Medical Assistant Corbishley, William, Haven St. Esmond, Feb. 2 Costa, Craig D. 17 Terrace Drive, Greenville: Sept. 10, Virgo; Own business Courtemanche, Cindy, 51 Smith St., Greenville: Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Model Legislature 3, 4; Operetta 3; Chamber Singers 4; DECA State Secretary 4; July 20, Cancer; Johnson and Wales, Pastry Arts; Open French restaurant with boyfriend Culton, Lisa, 39 Sprague St., Greenville: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Smoking Awareness 4; Sept. 10, Virgo; College Curley, Mark, 6 Oakhurst Drive, Greenville: Football 3, 4; Nov. 15, Scorpio Curley, Todd, Pine Court, Greenville: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; May 21, Gemini; Four year college D ' Agostino, Gina M., Wampum Trail, Smithfield: Track 1; Insite 2; Class Rep. 4; Feb. 6 Aquarius; Four year college, Computer Programmer D ' Agostino, Margaret D., 958 Greenville Ave., Green¬ ville: Art 1, 2, 3; Music 2; Distributive Education 3, 4; Sept. 18, Virgo; Management D ' Amario, Lisa A., Indian Run Trail, Smithfield: Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Feb. 19, Aquarius; Photography School Davis, Annmarie, Log Rd., Smithfield: Track 1; Field Hockey 2; Health Occupations 3; March 27, Aries; C.C.R.I. DeCotis, Joe, Box 415 Douglas Pike, Smithfield: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Jan. 19, Capricorn; Brain Sur¬ geon DeQuattro, David, 6 Tunmore Rd., Greenville: Jan. 15, Capricorn; Architecture Dery, Jeannine M., 7 Rosewood Drive, Greenville: Stu¬ dent Council 3, 4; Dec. 8, Sagittarius; Four year col¬ lege, Nursing Dillon, Ellen, 10 Chestnut Hill Court, Greenville: Drama Club 1; Photography 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Editor 4; Student Council 3,4; Drama 3; Concert Choir 4; Aug. 26, Virgo; To be Successful at whatever I do DiSandro, Jay, 4 Sutton St. Greenville: Varsity tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; April 30, Taurus; college, linguistic major Downey, Lorelei J., 21 Douglas Circle, Greenville: Oct. 10, Libra; College, good job, party Droste, Diane, 3 Lodge Pole Lane, Smithfield: Student Council 1; Field Hockey 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 4; March 1, Pisces; U.R.I., Nursing pro¬ gram Duffy, Michelle, 5 Adelaide Ave.: Student Council 4; Aug. 4; Leo, College Durvin, Michael P., 8 Lantern Rd., Smithfield: Photog¬ raphy Club 1; Artistic Typing 2; Power Mechanics 3; DECA reporter 4; Aug. 18, Leo; Attend two or four year year college, or trade school Dwyer, Kathleen, 5 Patricia Circle, Esmond: Nov. 17, Scorpio Enos, Patricia A., 27 Fenwood Ave. Esmond: Band 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Chamber Singers 4; Team Sports 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3; Smoking Aware¬ ness 4; Person Of The Month Committee 4; Year¬ book 4; March 14, Pisces; Four year college, two year graduate school to become an athletic trainer Erbe, Karen E., 34 Willow Rd. Greenville: Field Hockey 1; Gymnastics 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Social Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Copy Editor 4; Nov. 23; Sagittarius; Graduate from college and be¬ come involved in day care 43 Fagan, Michael, Stillwater Rd. Smithfield: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Golf 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Sept. 21, Virgo Fanning, Edward, 55 Stillwater Rd. Smithfield: March 16, Pisces; Armed forces or trade school Farrar, Kimberley A., Douglas Pike, Smithfield: Photog¬ raphy Club 2; Jan 16, Capricorn; Computer Science or Accounting Ferguson, Janet, Harris Rd. Smithfield: Feb. 17, Aquar¬ ius; Attend CCRI for computer science Flood, Patrick, Douglas Pike, Smithfield: April 15, Aries Flynn, Rosemary, 41 Sprague St. Greenville: Class Sec¬ retary; Distr. Ed. 4; Nov. 19, Scorpio; Hairdressing and cosmetology; get married Forrest, Cheryl A., 30 Second St., Smithfield: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Smoking Aware¬ ness 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; P.E.P. 4; Oct. 20, Libra; Go to college for a degree in nursing Gederman, Paul, 4 Appletown Rd. Greenville: Basket¬ ball 1; Varsity Track 3, 4; Oct. 6, Libra Fugere, Kathleen H., 6 Baxter Lane, Greenville: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1, 2; Track 1; Smok¬ ing Awareness 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Rep. 2; Junior Class Social Committee 3; Vice-president of class 3; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Lay-out editor 4, June 14, Gemini, Providence College, New Hamp¬ shire College-Paralegal Funaro, John, 16 Tucker Rd., Greenville: March 8, Pi¬ sces; College, Law School Gallagher, William, 1 Tunmore Rd., Greenville: Student Council 1, 3, 4; Social Chairman of class 3, 4; Nov. 17, Scorpio, Become a famous, as well as wealthy, artist Gardner, Lori A., Log Rd, Smithfield: Gymnastics Club 1, 2; Gymnastics team 1; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3; Math League 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; June 24, Cancer; Graduate from college, major in computer programming Gardner, Lynn M., Log Rd, Smithfield: Gymnastics Club 1, 2; Gymnastics Team 1; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3; Math League 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; June 24, Cancer, Graduate from college, major in computer programming Geremia, Karen E., 40 Douglas Circle, Greenville: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Chorus 3; Softball 4; Smoking Awareness 4; Concert choir 4, College Gonera, Michael, 9 Russell Lane, Esmond: Tennis 1, 2; Team Sports 1,2,3,4; Feb. 14, Aquarius; I don ' t know Gould, Christopher J., 1 Kensington St., Esmond: Team Sports 2,3,4; Hockey 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 1; Student Council 4; Nov. 21, Scorpio; College Graham, Amy, 9 Appletown Rd., Greenville: Tennis 1; Student Council 1, 4; Girls Basketball Stats 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; All-State Band 3; May 21, Gemini; Attend a four year college and obtain a degree in Wildlife Biology, visit Africa and Europe Grenier, Michael, 22 Lincoln St., Esmond: Football 1; Dec. 27, Capricorn; Junior college, recording audio technition Haigh, James Andrew, Box 190 C RFD1, Chepachet: Apr. 9, Aries; Work, Become Successful, Bachelors, Masters, Live it up Harris, David B., Harris Rd., Esmond: Aug. 1, Leo Harris, Linda, Pole 21, Harris Rd., Esmond: May 16, Taurus; Attending Katherine Gibbs for Legal Secre¬ tary Hawkins, Paul M., 5 Laurel Ct., Smithfield: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Apr. 6, Aries: Attend College Hart, Michael A., 25 Diana Ave., Esmond: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; French Club 1; Team Sports 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Boys State 3; Gregg Accounting Award 3; Student Council 4; Aug. 25, Virgo; Attend a Two year or Four year college, Business Hawley, Brian, 5 Calderwood Ave., Greenville: Football 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; July 4, Cancer; College Hesford, Jeremy, 274 Waterman Ave., Esmond: Con¬ cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Singers 4; Apr. 8, Aries; College, Music Education, Prof. Performance Hickey, William R., 1 Pamela Drive, Greenville: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Team Sports 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Aug. 27, Virgo, Further my educa¬ tion Higgins, Susan Ann, RFD 8 Haven Street, Esmond; Sept. 11, Virgo; Nursing Hill, Patricia Ann, 62 Greenlake Drive, Greenville: Jan. 2, Capricorn; Psychology Hodges, Raymond, 2 Grand View Drive, Smithfield: Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; 44 Oct. 21, Libra; I plan to go to college. I would like to become an astrophysist Howard, Kenneth, RFD 3 Williams Rd., Smithfield: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Sept. 22, Virgo; College lacovelli, David Anthony, 9 Fanning Lane, Greenville: Leathercraft 1; Computer Programming 3; DECA 4; June 4, Gemini; Attend Franklin Institute of Technol¬ ogy to become a Computer Service Technician Improta, Lisa, Pleasant View Ave., Smithfield: Oct. 9, Libra; Hair dressing Jackson, Seann, 5 Pleasant View Ave., Greenville: Foot¬ ball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2; French Club 3; French IV; Sept. 6, Virgo; To own run a resort in the mountains or near the ocean Jenkins, Joe, 27 Leland Mowry Drive, Smithfield: Hock¬ ey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; March 6, Pisces Jenkins, Lori Ann, 181 Old County Rd., Smithfield, Aug. 3, Leo; The field of Cosmetology, Getting married to Ray Lagesse on September 9, 1984 Jonson, David, 7 Cypress Drive: Tennis 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; Apr. 17, Aries; College Jordan, Kathy, Indian Run Trail, Esmond: Concert Choir 4; Scorpio; Hair dressing, Marry into money Keene, Stephen, 58 Farnum Pike, Esmond: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; DECA 4; Sept. 26, Libra; RISE Institute, Electronics Technican Kemp, Darrell, 2 Douglas Circle, Greenville: Football 1, Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2, 4; Concert Choir 4; Oct. 15, Libra, College and party, Go into service Kennedy, Mary Lou, 9 Quaker Lane, Greenville: Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; French Club 1; Drama 1; Sophomore Social Committee 2; Ring Committee 2; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Junior So¬ cial Committe 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Operetta 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Person of the Month Com¬ mittee 4; Senior Social Committe 4; Sept. 19, Virgo; Four year college, Marketing, Marriage and children King, Raymond, 29 Prospect Ave., Esmond: Wrestling 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Senior Leisure Time 4; Nov. 29, Sagittarius LaBarre, Bruce, Pole 75 Mapleville Rd., Tennis 2, 3, 4; July 20, Cancer; College Labrie, Kenneth M. 18 Pleasant View Ave., Greenville: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 2, 3; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; Social Chairman 3; Newspaper 4; Nov. 23, Sagittarius; System Analysis, Management Lanfredi, Carolyn, 11 Laurel Hill Drive, Esmond: French Club 1, 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3; Year¬ book 4; Art Editor 4; Chamber Singers 4; Student Council 4; Nov. 1, Scorpio; Four year college, Profes¬ sional Dancer Langshaw, John, Pole 26 Indian Run Trail, Smithfield: Team Sports 1, 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Feb. 16, Aquarius; Four year college, Get into sports writers Hall of Fame LaPIante, Brett, Wampum Trail, Esmond, Pisces Lapre, Lisa, 12 Fanning Lane, Greenville: July 8, Cancer; Katherine Gibbs, Executive Secretary LeBeau, Danielle P., 8 Cathering Rd., Smithfield: Bas¬ ketball 1; Team Sports 1; Student Council 1, 4; Health Occupations 2, 3; Apr. 11, Aries; CCRI LeBlanc, Anne F., 57 Esmond St., Smithfield: Apr. 17, Aries; Secretary Leddy, Susan, 13 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville: Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 3; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; Senior Social Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; Aug. 16, Leo; College, Physical Therapist Lepere, Walter S., 7 Steere Rd., North Scituate: Soccer 1, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Sept. 1, Virgo Linehan, John, 16 Laurel Hill Drive, Esmond: Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Apr. 19, College Lizotte, Lisa, 630 Putnam Ave., Greenville: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Senior Social Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; Social Chairperson 4; Aug. 26, Virgo; Col¬ lege, Environmental; Find Mick Jagger MacDonald, Patricia, 23 Austin Ave., Greenville: Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3; Senior Social Committee 4; Feb. 18, Aquarius; College, Art Marchant, David W., 7 Penbryn Ave., Esmond: Soccer 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Insite 1; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Feb. 12, Aquarius; College, Law Enforcement Marrocco, Kenneth, 6 Hazel Drive, Esmond: Football 1; Biology 2; Industrial Arts 3; Economics 4; Aug. 30, Virgo; Two year college Martin, Kimberly A., 259 Douglas Pike, Smithfield: July 23, Leo; College Martucci, Donna, 1 Abner St., Smithfield: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Sports 45 Editor 4; Jan. 19, Capricorn; College, Marry into wealth McDonnell, Sandra, 264 Waterman Ave.: Smoking Awareness 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Apr. 16, Aries; Four year college Mcguire, Lara M., 16 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville: Band 1, 2; French Club 1; Tennis 1; Treasurer 1; Per¬ son of Month Committee 2; Tennis Club 2; Ring Committee 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Executive Board 2, 3, 4; President 2, 3; Junior Social Committee 3; Close Up 3; Model Legislature 4; Senior Social Committee 4; PEP Program 4; Cap and Gown Committee; June 3, Gemi¬ ni; Four year college, Political Science and Govern¬ ment; Be successful, Get married Morales, Ann Maria, 284 Old County Rd., Smithfield: Student Council 4; Close Up 4; May 14, Taurus; Col¬ lege Medicine Murphy, Matthew, 130 Farnum Pike: Insite 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Nov. 19, Scorpio; College, Finance Newton, Richard J., 20 Gladstone St., Esmond: Band 1, 2, 3; RIMEA 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Oratorical Contest 3, 4; Operetta 3; Chamber Singers 4; Student Council 4; June 22, Cancer; Research Physics; De¬ struction of the universe as we know it O ' Connor, Carleen M., 101 Austin Ave., Greenville: Cross Country 1, 3; Track 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Rep. 3; Junior Social Committee 3; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; Senior Social Committee 4; Oct. 5, Libra Octeau, Laurie, 531 Putnam Ave., Greenville: Cheer¬ leading 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Ring Committee 2; Junior Social Commit¬ tee 3; Competition Cheerleading 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 4; Senior Social Committee 4; June 7, Gemini; Medical, Biology Ovadia, David, 3 Sturbridge Ave., Greenville: Football 1, 2; Saggitarius; College, Engineering Parenteau, David J., 24 Adelaide Ave., Esmond: Student Council 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chairman 1; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Team Sports 3, 4; March 9, Pisces; Four year college. Law Enforcement Parisi, Karen, 19 Cider Lane, Greenville: Concert Choir 3, 4; July 15, Cancer; College, Interior Design Passarelli, David, 1 Karen Ann Drive: Cross Country 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dec. 15, Accountant or Business Manager Paul, Vincent, 5 Fenwood Ave., Esmond: Aug. 9, Leo; Chef, Auto Mechanic, Police Officer Pennine, Lucrezia, 4 Circle Rd., Smithfield: Smoking Awareness 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Editor 4; Newspaper 4; Aug. 30, Virgo; Four year college, Become rich Perkins, Jennifer, 11 McIntosh Drive, Greenville: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Model Legislature 1, 2; Student Council 3,4; Track 3; Class Rep. 3; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; Secre¬ tary 4; Student of Month Committee 4; Nov. 21, Scorpio; Bank Lawyer and Acountant, To make the best of my life Perreault, Sherman, Ridge Rd., Esmond: Sept. 3, Virgo, Computer Engineering Peters, Jay, 8 Burlingame Rd., Esmond: Football 2; May 1, Taurus; Computers Pierini, Ronnie, Myers St., Esmond: Nov. 16, Scorpio; Undecided Pietryski, Dan, 12 Cottage St., Esmond: Cross Country 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 4; Aug. 12, Leo; Executive of an airline Piti, Karen E., 1 Lawnacre Drive, Greenville: Model Leg- i islature 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Insite 2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Sen¬ ior Social Committee 4; Oct. 10, Libra; Four year college and then into the medical field Powers, David M., 25 Fanning Lane, Greenville: Model Legislature 2; Baseball 3, 4; Team Sports 3; Soccer 4; Closeup 4; Vice-President Senior Class; Jan. 1, Capri¬ corn; R.O.T.C., Aviation Przybyla, Erik, 16 Clark Rd., Esmond: Football 1, 2, 3, 4;; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Electronics: Club 1; Computer Club 2; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; R.l. State Chemistry Test 3; Student Council 4; Math League 4; March 29, Aries; Four year college, Com¬ puter Science, Engineering Randle, Ellen, 4 Scenic View Drive, Georgiaville: Track j 1; Basketball 1; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 2,j 3, 4; Junior Social Committee 3; Senior Social Com- mittee 4; Concert Choir 4; Apr. 1, Aries; College, Marry someone rich, Pete and Ellen Inc. Repoza, Margaret R., 7 Hill St., Smithfield: Gymnastics 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representa- tive 1; Class Rep. 2; French Club 1, 2; Cheerleading 2,i 3, 4; Competition Team 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Ju¬ nior Social Committee 3; Smoking Awareness 4; Sen¬ ior Social Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; June 26, Cancer; Four year College, Accounting Reynolds, Cathy, Capron Rd. Esmond: March 31, Aries; Cross country camping, Work 46 Riccardi, Maria, 24 Penbryn Ave., Smithfield: Softball 1; Smoking Awareness 2; Student Council 3, 4; Year¬ book 3, 4; Jan. 4, Capricorn; College, Marry someone rich Roan, Valerie, 20 Burlingame Rd., Smithfield: Track 1; Student Council 3, 4; May 24, Gemini; Marry a hand¬ some millionaire and live happliy ever after R obinson, Patricia A., Pole 17, Log Rd., Esmond: Track 1; May 17, Taurus Rose, Lisa A., Pole 83, Colwell Rd., Greenville: Library Aid 2, 3; Feb. 5, Aquarius; College, Occupational Therapy, Go up in a hot air balloon Rottmann, Diane L., RFD 8, Ridge Rd., Smithfield: Insite 1; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Junior Social Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Sept. 13, Virgo; Pharmacy Roy, Daniel M., 6 River View Ave., Smithfield: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Chairperson 4; Smoking Awareness 2 , 3; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo Editor; Chairperson 2; Close Up 3; Class Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Ring Committee 2; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Apr. 14, Aries; Work at Chess King, keep watching Dynasty, and Talk it over with Mrs. DiNoble Schecher, Nobert, 21 Burlingame Rd., Esmond: Wres¬ tling 2, 4; Nov. 5, Scorpio; Law Enforcement chlemmer, Theresa A., Pole 41, Mann School Rd., Greenville: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; July 12, Cancer; College in tourism and recreation icotti, Lisa A., Box 404, Farnum Pike, Esmond: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Drama 1; Ring Committee 2; Insite 2; Concert Choir 2, 4; Secretary 2,3; Junior Class Social Committee 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Competition Cheerleader 3, 4; Close-Up 3; Smok¬ ing Awareness 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Senior Class Social Committee 4; President 4; Dec. 9, Sagittarius; Four year college, Communications Segal, Peter, Pole 7, Swan Rd: Soccer 1, 2; Aug. 20, Leo; B.C.; to become a rich lawyer Siedzik, Paula M., 3 Randall St., Greenville: Cheerlead¬ ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Competition Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Student Council 3, 4; Nov. 26, Sagittarius; Four year college. Nursing Smith, Lissa, 2 Pleasant View Circle, Greenville: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 4; Student Council 4; June 1, Gemini; Secretary Spacagna, Christine, 6 Lodgepole Lane, Greenville: Softball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Smoking Aware¬ ness 2, 3, 4; Competition Cheerleading 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4, Spaziano, Kregg A., 5 Penbryn Ave., Esmond: Feb. 18, Aquarius; College Sweet, Deirdre M., 8 Peach Blossom Lane, Greenville: Basketball 1; French Club 3; Student Council 4; Year¬ book 4; May 26, Gemini; College, Medical Techolo- gist Sylvester, Sandra, 75 Ridge Rd., Smithfield: Insite 1; French Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; Junior Social Commit¬ tee 3; Student Council 4; Jan. 4, Capricorn Thurber, Denise, 16 Scenic View Drive, Esmond: Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Chamber Singers 3; March 29, Aries; Two year College, Business Management, Own restaurant and be business manager Toegemann, Cheryl A., 21 Coolridge Ave., Greenville: Student Council 4; Concert Choir 4; French Club 4; Smoking Awareness 4; P.E.P. Program 4; May 23, Gemini; College, Agriculture Tubman, Ronald, 7 Continental Rd., Greenville; r Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Track 2, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Operetta 3; June 12, Gemini; URI, Engi¬ neering Waskiel, Stanley A., 4 Willow Rd., Greenville: Band 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Operetta 3; Chamber Singers 4; Feb. 20, Pisces; B.S. degree in biology, Become a doctor, Live in a castle Waterman, Tamara A., 29 Cider lane, Greenville: Stu¬ dent Council 1, 4; Smoking Awareness 2; Social Chairperson 1; Concert Choir 2, 3; Chamber Singers 3; Feb. 2; Four year college, Successful career, Marry the boy next door Watmough, Kim, 22 Coolridge Rd., Greenville: Student Council 3, Junior Social Committee 3; Concert Choir 4; July 15, Cancer; College, Dietician Wayland, Micheal, 74 Smith Ave., Greenville: Football 1; Wrestling 1; Oct. 15, Libra; Commercial Art, Artist, Graphic Designer Weber, Suzanne M., 5 Deerfield Drive, Greenville: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Competition 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Smoking Awareness 1, 2; French Club 1; Vice-President 2; Person of Month Committee 2; Oct. 8, Libra; Marry a tall, dark, and handsome mil¬ lionaire and travel around the world Woisard, Paula, 5 Wolf Hill Rd., July 24, Leo; Secretarial job 47 FACULTY nVEIVJB EHL A dministra tion Principal Henry P. Shepard Vice-Principal Robert J. Salisbury Secretaries Lucille Azzara Missing: Rita Leach 50 Guidance Barbara Giarrusso Emily Ritter Elenore Dolan - Secretary George Tracy Nancy O ' Donnell 51 Physical Education Cindy Neal and Jim Dunn Michael Santucci, Resource Foreign Languages (L-R) B. Smith, J. Lawrence, J. Caito, R. St. Onge English Sitting (L-R) L. Parkhurst, M. Bennett, J. King, O. Boluch, C. DiNobile, Standing (L-R) T. Hines, G. deMoura, R. Benoit, J. Giroux, J. Gordon, G. Reilly, Lying, W. Lenox 53 Industrial Arts (L-R) J. Marques, D. Driscoll, D. D ' Amore Art Department Philip Ritchie Carol Clark 54 Science Sitting J. Lelli Standing (L-R) S. Hammill, D. Bartlett, E. Hill, N. Martin, R. Petell, B. Kopec Math Home Economics Sitting: (L-R) J. Newcum, L. McPhail, J. Camara Standing (L-R) A. Torregrossa, M. Neubauer, A. Satula, R. Mandolfi P. Chauvin, P. Hillstrom 55 Social Studies Nurse Sitting (L-R) W. Lenox, R. Nocera, T. Tobin Standing (L-R) A. Filippini, A. Margerie Demaine, R.N. Balasco, R. Graham Music Allen Tinkham Robert Cleasby 56 Business (L-R) A. Tortolani, J. Benkosky, C. Delsesto, C. Johnson, D. Dauphinee Marie Viens Elaine Jenkins, Librarian 57 Maintenance And Cooking Staff Maintenance: sitting: (L-R) G. Hyde, J. Girard, N. Cabral Standing: (L-R) R. Farrar, Mr. Hyde and Mamma cat enjoy the rest. A. Rainville, J. Carbeille, Missing: Mrs. Derosier Kitchen Staff: (L-R) B. Garriupy, T. Stamp, B. D ' Arrezo, J. Vale, G. Kalmacz, V. Kosteer, R. Brown 58 If I wanted to be this bored, I would have stayed in class. Vice-president Leo ponders the meaning of life. 60 Treasurer Val Balzano Parliamentarian Al Brodeur and Social Chairperson Danny Roy enjoy the meeting. Beauty and the Beast, which one is which? Everyone listens attentively. Mrs. Parkhurst is the star of the show. Wendy ' s paying more attention to the Secretary MaryLou is lost without her Tab. Lara McGuire, a great president, camera than the meeting. 61 French Club Smoking Awarness SADD 62 DEC A Model Legislature Audio-Visual Club Library Aides 63 PEP Rhode Island Math League 64 New England Math League Newspaper American Computer Science League 65 Looks like Tricia and Cindy had a late night. Chamber Singers Lynne casually checks out Carolyn ' s notes. Erin Riordon leads the singers in harmony. 66 Concert Choir Mr. Cleasby produces his best efforts at every concert. Members of the Concert Choir Lisa Lizotte concentrates while Richard Orabona watches the clock. Mr. Cleasby in the spirit. The choir adds Christmas spirit to Midland Mall. 67 Emily and Paul thinking of captions. Disco Dan and his funky film. 68 A seat built for two. Georgia, get aggressive! Terry concentrates hard on his solo. Chip and Derek give it their all. The trombone section plays with all their might. The Leader of the Band 69 70 71 (L-R): V. Balzano, Jane Brooke-Stewart, K. Dwyer, K. Fugere, L. Lizotte, C. Spacagna, M. Hart, W. Karspeck, D. Kozikowski, M. Lasorsa, C. McWilliams, E. Morrissey. 72 Co-Captain John Caliri and his crew anxiously await the whistle. Is that a Sentinel on the bottom of the pig-pile? . . m Quarterback, Mike Hart shows off his tremendous form. Football The 1984 Smithfield High School ' s Football Season was not a very successful season as football seasons go. The team was very young and inexperienced. Two players came back from the year before, co-captains, Ken Labrie (halfback), and the winner of the John Ames Award, for outstanding lineman, John Caliri. John was selected on the 1st team All-Division team and Ken Labrie was selected on the 2nd All-Division team. Quarterbacking the team was Mike Hart, who won the 12th Player Award. Seniors were, lineman Paul Hawkins; split-ends, Joe Jenkins and Seann Jackson. Other seniors who did an excellent job were Tony Antonucci, Erik Przybyla, Willey Salvati, and Steven Keene. Selected Co-Captains for next year are Tom Contillo and Mike Lancia. Good Luck Seniors in the future! Woofa comes in for a piece of the action 74 Fearless Ken in for the BLOCK! SHS 12 NO. Kingstown OPPONENT 0 0 Classical 34 32 Scituate 22 6 Narragansett 18 6 E. Greenwich 18 0 Westerly 14 14 St. Ray ' s 32 6 Portsmouth 14 8 Bristol 14 0 Shea 21 19 NO. Providence 8 The SENTINELS plunge through the pack for a touchdown! Front Row: W. Salvatti, S. Jackson, P. Hawkins, M. Hart, K. Labrie, J. Caliri, J. Jenkins, T. Antonucci, S. Keene, M. Dexter. 2nd Row: E. Przybyla, T. Contillo, F. Sibilia, M. Mazzone, M. Lancia, D. Petrucci, R. Jackson, R. Tartaglia, A. Fetta, K. Reilly, E. Couto, K. Hawkins, W. Moison, Coach Connell. 3rd Row: Coach Miller, T. Foncellino, C. Jackson, J. Tromblay, G. Campbell, D. Tikoian, S. Newell, K. VanGordon, M. Walker, B. Krueger, J. Parillo, B. Gould, G. Kelley, C. O ' Neill. Coach Dunn, Coach Catuogno. 75 Senior Co-Captains John Linehan and David Parenteau. Freshman Bobby Eaton socializes at the meet. Cross Country The Boy ' s Cross-Country team finished sec¬ ond in their division with a 5-2 record. The team also ended up third in the Class Cham¬ pionship, sixth in the State Meet and won the Northern R.l. Championship. The team was led by Sophomore Ron Borden, a first team All Class and All State selection and by Dave Bagus, also a first team All Class pick. Co- Captain Dave Parenteau and Bob Forrest were the number 3 and 4 runners with Co-Captain John Linehan, Freshman Bobby Eaton and John Coderre rounding out the Varsity ' s top seven. John looks like he won ' t settle for sec¬ ond best. Russ records the scores. 76 All-State Sophomore, Ron Borden, strides with ease to the finish. ■A ' V jiflP ' J ■ SHS OPPONENT L No. Providence W O.L.P. L Classical W Tolman w Shea w Hope w Mt. Pleasant Bob, Dave, and Ron look on with eager anticipation. Kneeling: (L-R): J. Coderre, J. LaChance, R. Borden, T. Smith, C. Carberry, G. Clark. Standing: R. Tessier, J. Linehan, B. Forrest, D. Parenteau, M. Bonvouloir, B. Eaton, D. Bagus, Coach J. Bennett. 77 Looks like Lori is a little worn out. Girl ' s X-Country The 1983-84 Girls Cross-Country team was one of mixed success. With only three girls returning from the previous year, much re¬ sponsibility of rebuilding the team lay in the hands of Junior veterans Roxanne Reilly and Chris Charron. Newcomer coach Diane Smith, along with the help of these two ex¬ perienced Sentinels, did a tremendous job in breaking in the new members of the team. With a year of experience behind them and the two veterans returning, the Lady Senti¬ nel ' s chances of a successful season next year are very optimistic. The Sentinel Ladies take off. 4 | Coach Diane Smith Noel Ramsbey comes on strong for the Sentinels. Sonja takes this race with stride. The Cross Country team takes time out for fun. 78 SHS 30 Central Falls Opponent 25 32 Cranston West 23 30 Ponaganset 25 41 Johnston “ 17 38 Mount St. Charles 20 15 Bishop Keogh 50 36 Lincoln 22 31 Burrillville 24 28 North Providence 27 47 Cumberland 16 44 Woonsocket ) 18 Ready or not, here I come. junior Captain Roxanne Reilly waltzes onto the scene. Kneeling (LR): S. Sheminski, R. Reilly, C. Charron, N. Ramsbey Standing: M. Labrie, C. LaFauci, D. Smith, L. Petrucillo, C. Ceremia. Co-Captain Ken Brown turns on the heat. Senior Al Carlton attempts to intercept the opposition. Soccer This year was the most successful season Smithfield has had in five years, since they won the State Champions. Going into the last two weeks of play, the standings were very close. It was figured that Woonsocket had to lose against Central Falls and Burriville needed a victory over Mount St. Charles. Along with these two conditions, Smithfield had to beat Cumberland. Everything worked out as it had to. Smithfield pulled out an upset over Cum¬ berland, thanks to Bob Squillante ' s lone goal in the game. In the final play-offs, Smithfield was defeated by the top ranked Hendricken with a score of 4-0. Timmy Coleman arrives on the scene to assist Sophomore Mike Healy. 80 SHS Opponent Chris Gould and Kenny Howard on their way to a perfect set-up. Coaches, Skenyon and Brochu One of Smithfield ' s finest goalies, Billy Hickey. 2 3 3 1 1 0 0 2 5 0 3 0 1 1 0 Central Falls Tolman Mount St. Charles Burriliville Shea Woonsocket Cumberland Central Falls Tolman Mount St. Charles Burriliville Shea Woonsocket Cumberland Playoff Game Hendricken Kneeling: (L-R) B. Hickey, T. Coleman , J. Hanaway, C. Davey, K. Brown, C. Gould, T. Curley, B. Squillante, J. Pagnozzi Standing: (L-R) Coach Brochu, A. Carlton, M. Luther, D. Powers, D. Foley, D. Pietryski, D. D ' Atri, M. Healy, missing: K. Howard 4 0 1 1 1 1 1 5 0 0 1 4 2 0 3 81 Jeni, you ' re not supposed to kick the ball! What caught Karen ' s eye? Coach Sue Reposa The agony of defeat. Lyn Banville-out to score! Field Hockey Sporting a three win and seven loss record, this year ' s varsity Field Hickey team did not have the fortunate opportunity of making it to any post season play. Of the eleven players on the starting team, ten were seniors. The Tri- Captains whose job was a tough assignment this year were Lyn Banville, Tricia Enos, and Karen Geremia. The remaining seniors includ¬ ed Jeni Audette, Emily Belt, Rachel Bridge- house, Paula Bruno, Cheryl Forest, Sue Leddy, and Theresa Schlemmer. The only underclass¬ man who consistently started was Lori Ca- tuogno. In addition to Lori, the remaining players on the team were Kathy Leddy, Missy Nocente, Karen Petrucillo, Mary-Beth Walsh, and Sandy Weber. It will certainly be a tough job to replace the hard working and dedi¬ cated seniors but the outlook for the remain¬ ing players is a good one. To ail those seniors, may you prosper in all that you do and may you always keep a special place in your heart for field hockey. 82 Emily plays in deep concentration. Senior, Rachel Bridgehoue keeps up with the pack. Looks like Theresa had a rough day. Junior, Lori Catuogno demonstrates her fine athletic skills. SHS Opponent 1 Cranston East 0 1 Woonsocket 2 1 Lincoln 0 0 Cumberland 1 0 Burrillville 1 2 Cranston East 1 0 Woonsocket 1 0 Lincoln 1 1 Cumberland 2 0 Burrillville 2 Kneeling (L-R): K. Geremia, K. Petrucillo, M. Nocente, J. Audette, E. Belt, S. Weber, S. Renyolds, R. Bridgehouse, Standing (L-R): K. Provost, T. Schlemmer, T. Enos, L. Banville, C. Forrest, P. Bruno, K. Leddy, S. Leddy, L. Catuogno, S. Reposa 83 Give me an S . . . Kerri Winthrop and Kristen Ferri, J.V. captains. The Sentinel cheerleaders give it their all in competition. Cheerleading The Smithfield High School cheerleaders were awarded fourth place in the annual cheerleading competition held at North Smithfield High School on March 16, 1984. Many hours of hard work and dedicated ef¬ fort were extended by these girls. The team consisted of Paula Siedzik (capt.), Christine Spacagna (capt.-third place in individual com¬ petition), Valerie Balzano, Laurie Octeau, Peg¬ gy Repoza, Lisa Scotti, Suzy Weber, Kristen Dolan, Kim Fogarty, Meg Gallant, Dena Hall, Wendy Karspeck, Chris LaChapelle, Ellen Morrissey, Karla Pasano, and Jenifer Carlton. Top Row: K. Winthrop, K. Riordon, K. Ferri Middle Row: J. Octeau, j. Carlton, A. Siravo Bottom Row: K. Nani, S. Yanzy, M. Boyorek, W. Butler 84 Top Row (LR): C. LaChapelle, M. Gallant, C. Spacagna, P. Siedzik, V. Balzano, S. Boyes Middle Row: K. Dolan, D. Hall, L. Octeau, E. Morrissey, S. Weber, K. Fogarty, L. Scotti Bottom Row: P. Repoza, K. Mignacca, P. Antonucci, K. Pasano, W. Karspeck. 85 Let ' s set some ground rules. I got you now! Uh oh! The other team got the ball. I give up! Boys ' Basketball A third place finish, in a highly competitive league, was quite an accomplishment for the team whose leadership was mainly provided by the Sentinel ' s Tri-Captains, Mike Hart, who was selected for the first team All Division, Dave Parenteau, who was on second team All Division, and Dave Pietryski. There was a fine supporting cast of seniors; Ken Labrie and Ken Brown, other starters, plus a fine bench in Dave Passarelli, Chris Walker, Mike Corvans, and others. With Mike Corvans, Dave Tassoni, Norm Gansert, Mike Walker, Chris Walker, and others returning in 1984-85, the Sentinels promise to be formidable challengers for the championship next year. The J.V. Boy ' s Basketball Team 86 Let ' s hear it for the boys! Mr. Benoit entertains the Tri-Captains SHS Opponent 86 North Smithfield 44 41, 46 Tiverton 59, 50 55 Ponagansett 56 56, 75 Portsmouth 59, 65 74, 74 Warren 53, 55 48, 48 Bristol 45, 41 58 Scituate 64, 59, 75 Narragansett 68, 79 42 Burrillville 87 67 Central Falls 68 76 Davies Vocational 60 68 Mount St. Charles 53 Ken Labrie is in top form. Standing (LR): K. Brown, D. D ' Atri, M. Corvans, M. Walker, R. Tubman, C. Walker, Coach Benoit. Kneeling (LR): G. Clark, D. Pietryski, D. Parenteau, M. Hart, K. Labrie 87 Sharon Hindle gives it her all. Leslie Catuogno- a great player on J.V. and Varsity. Girls ' Basketball Girl ' s Basketball Has Best Season Since 1979! Led by senior Tri-captains, Lyn Banville, Kathy Fugere and Sue Leddy, the Smithfield Lady Sentinels posted a 14-5 Class A-North league record and an 18-6 overall record. They finished 2nd to Cumberland in Class A-North and went to the 2nd round of the State Championship play-offs before losing to a powerful and undefeated Warwick Vets. Seniors Kathy Fugere and Lyn Ban¬ ville were both selected to All Class A Nothern Division First Team. Kathy closed her career with 846 points, putting her in the top three all-time scorers in girls basketball history at Smithfield High. Jump, Kathy, Jump! r 1 V a ]M V-. J iL i . Si: L Jv V The J.V. Girls ' Basketball Team 88 Coach Neal gives the team some last minute pointers. SHS Opponent 57,57 Johnston 37,34 71 Portsmouth 15 36,59 Burrillville 32,62 83 Middletown 30 59,59 Lincoln 40,34 69 East Providence 36 36,43 Cumberland 46,44 59 Classical 53 54 Woonsocket 53 45 Bay View 71 58,68 North Providence 50,56 51 Barrington 34 52 Rogers 59 58 Prout 45 Playoffs 61 East Greenwich 50 29 Warwick Vets 55 Bottom (LR): S. Leddy, K. Fugere, L. Banville Top (LR): Coach Connell, M. Day, C. Charron, S. Hindle, K. Gillerlane, K. Leddy, D. Thibeault, L. Catuogno, Coach Neal Sophomore John Coderre selected to All League first team. Ready for action Wrestling This year ' s team had many strong perform¬ ers. Leading them was Chris Davey, who was first in the Christmas Tournament, and made first team on All-State, All-League, and All Star. John Coderre was another All League selection, as well as an All-Star. People who were selected to be on All-League second team were Carl Cerroni, Chris Carbone, Todd Howard, and Bob Tartaglia. Other varsity members who made contributions were Sam Montcalvo, Pat Plocido, Mike Luther, and Dave Menatian. Two outstanding freshman were Scott Hansen and Mike Conners. With all these veterans returning next year, the next year season should be a very successful one. Chris Carbone-the ever determined wrestler. Todd Howard attempts to pin the opponent. s Co-captains Bob Tartaglia and Chris Davey with Coach Oliva. 90 Can I have this dance? Mike Luther is out for the kill. SHS 47 Warren Opponent 15 33 Hope 31 17 Johnston 38 H Central Falls 42 29 Mount Pleasant 21 19 Ponaganset 38 42 O.L.P. 14 21 West Warwick 26 26 Central Jfl| 27 32 Warren 27 27 Johnston 31 37 Ponaganset 20 . 12 West Warwick 36 Bottom (LR): E. Adkins, M. Hagopian, C. Carbone, S. Montecalvo, P. Placido, Middle (LR): Coach Davey, D. Tikoian, S. Hansen, J. Coderre, J. Girard, R. Tartaglia, Coach Oliva, Top (LR): Coach Torregrossa, M. Menatian, M. Luther, C. Cerroni, C. Davey, M. Connors 91 Ted Cooney smiles pretty for the camera. R.J. Lillibridge stars in Ballet on Ice . Sentinel strategy-Trip the opponent! Hockey The Sentinel Hockey team improved over last year thanks to the leadship of seniors Todd Curley, Joe Jenkins, and Mike Fagan. They won the Christmas Tournament for the first time in Smithfield history. Captains Todd Curley and Joe Jenkins lead this exciting team to a 9-14 record. The leading scorer, Todd Curley, was selected to the second team All- Division. Best of luck to the seniors. The re¬ turning underclassman should make next year ' s team tough to beat. Someone should tell the opponent we ' re not playing football. Breakdancing! Oh, what a night! 92 Co-captains Joey Jenkins and Todd Curley. SHS Opponent 3,2 Woonsocket 5,6 4,2 O.L.P. 2,0 1,0 Pilgrim 5,7 1,1 Lincoln 7,2 4,1 North Providence 5,2 7,2 Tollgate 4,6 1,7 East Greenwich 2,1 3,3 Cumberland 1,4 4,2 Barrington 1,7 2,3 Warwick 6,5 Tony and Jeff take a break in the action. The Sentinels are on the move. 93 Coach Martin with this year ' s cap tain Karen Geremia. Gymnastics Bottom (LR): A. Flaxington, K. Mandiville, T. Frazier. Top (LR): Coach Martin, L. Chevoya, L. Roberts, K. Geremia, M. Berard, M. Fontcellino. Liz concentrates on her routine oh no! | can - t fa || now! while Lynn spots her. Hurry up and take the picture, this hurts. 94 SHS Opponent 1 Mount St. Charles 6 Woonsocket 0 2 Lincoln 5 North Smithfield 1 7 Woonsocket 0 1 Lincoln 6 6 East Greenwich 1 2 Mount St. Charles 5 5 East Greenwich 2 5 North Smithfield 2 (LR): L. Scotti, T. Audiello, J. DiSandro, G. Clark, B. Hickey, J. Mansollilo, D. Pellegrino, P. Bruno, Coach Villucci Coach Villucci Jay, don ' t tip over! Tennis Under Coach Villucci ' s guidance, this year ' s tennis team improved over last sea¬ son. Led by seniors Jay DiSandro, Billy Hickey, Rachel Bridgehouse, and David Leveille, the team finished third in the very competitive Suburban Northern Division with a 6-4 record. Jay DiSandro and Bill Hickey were selected as All-League play¬ ers. The seniors will be missed next year, but with the return of the tough and com¬ petitive veteran underclassmen, next sea¬ son is sure to be exciting. But Billy, the ball is down here! Taking out your frustrations? 95 The J.V. Baseball Team Play ball! Baseball The Baseball Team had another fine season with a 9-5 record, winning 7 of their last 8 games. They placed third in the conference standings and went on to beat Central in the Playoffs 6-3. SHS was knocked out of the play¬ offs in the second game when Woonsocket beat them 4-0. Kevin Hawkins was selected to First Team All-Division. Selected to Second Team All-Division were Mike Beaton and Walt Lepere. Senior Ken Labrie was chosen for Third Team All-Division. Ken Brown works hard at home 5 | am dancing! plate. Batter up! Kevin Hawkins, safe at first. 96 Ken waits for the ball to descend. Al, the fire hydrant is over here!! Close call SHS 9 3 0 6 3 2 6 15 3 10 1 6 5 9 m Opponent Lincoln 0 Johnston n St. Ray ' s 1 Shea 1 Tolman 8 North Providence 3 Central Falls 3 Lincoln 12 Shea 2 Johnston 4 St. Ray ' s 9 Tolman 4 North Providence 4 Central Falls 1 Kneeling (LR): R. Dery, E. Przybyla, M. Beaton, K. Labrie, K. Brown, A. Carlton, C. Gould, Coach Connell Standing (LR): J. Salisbury, M. Healy, R. Lillibridge, K. Hawkins, R. Collucci, D. Passarelli, W. Lepere, W. Scott, S. Keene. 97 This is not my idea of fun. What are you running from, Tony? Aren ' t you a little old to play leapfrog? Boys ' Track The Boy ' s Track Team had a good season this year with a record of 5-2. The team had a second place finish in the Northern League Relays and three school records were broken. Robert Eaton set a new record of six feet in the high jump. Dave Parenteau has the record of 4.15.2 in the 1500 meters, while Dave Bagus trimmed the record in the 3000 me ters to 9.14.2. Tri-Captains Tony Antonucci, Dave Parenteau, and John Caliri along with the oth¬ er seniors will be missed, but the talented underclassmen will make next year ' s team a power to contend with. Why didn ' t you tell me it was Bobby Eaton, a rising star, quicksand before I jumped? Chris warms up before the meet. EWWW! Get this bug off my shoe! 98 SHS 72 Woonsocket Opponent 70 110 Ponagansett 42 132 Scituate 20 75 Lincoln 77 92 Johnston 60 72 Cranston West 80 99 Girls ' Track Although the Girls ' Track Record was 3 wins and 4 losses, the team finished strong in the Freshman and J.V. State meets and placed first in the Performance II meet. The future looks bright for the team which is losing only two seniors, Lyn Banville and Karen Geremia who placed third in the Javelin event in the State Meet. Also in the State Meet, Chris Charron placed second in the 100 meter and fourth in the 200 meter, and Lori Catuongo placed first in the discus and second in the shotput. Amazon Woman!! Lori is out in front. Girls ' Track coach, Diane Smith. BHH Friends, Lyn Banville and Karen Geremia. Junior Roxanne Reilly strides down the lane. 100 Lori keeps everyone in stitches. OOPS! It slipped! You can open your eyes now, it ' s all over. SHS Opponent 63 Hope 63 68 Cumberland 58V 89 Ponaganset 38 53 Lincoln 74 94 West Warwick 32 50 Cranston East 77 62 Woonsocket 65 Row 1 (LR): K. Geremia, L. Banville Row 2: L. Lepere, J. Sinesi, J. Brown, L. Catuogno, L. Catuogno, K. Srail Row 3: K. Leddy, M. Labrie, N. Ramsbey, S. Davis, B. Planka, R. Reilly, L. Foster Row 4: L. Petruccillo, M. Branch, S. Dickinson, D. Garriedy, A. Flaxington, M. Foncellino Row 5: Coach Smith, J. Marz, C. Charron 101 Softball The Softball Team finished in 4th place with a 5 and 7 record behind a strong Burrillville team. The Sentinels were led by tri-captains Karyn Burk, Tricia Enos, and Sue Leddy with extra help from Theresa Schlemmer. These seniors contributed to the team by leading in all categories except runs scored. Sue Leddy made first team All Division, Tricia Enos and Karyn Burk second team All Division, and Theresa Schlemmer Honorable Mention. Dana Antonelli brings an other one home for the Sen tinels. 102 Go for it Mary Beth-catch those balls! £ Karen gets a refreshing drink of water. Uh-oh! It ' s coming straight toward me! Coach Petell-Our resident can collector Gotta run! SHS OPPON 4 Johnston 7 15 St. Pat ' s 0 11 Burrillville 22 23 Scituate 2 5 N. Smithfield 7 2 Johnston 9 22 St. Pat ' s 8 1 N. Providence 22 5 Burrillville 15 4 N. Providence 14 9 Scituate 6 7 N. Smithfield 5 103 SHS Opponent 12 Scituate 0 7.5 Burrillville 4.5 2 Cumberland 10 7.5 North Smithfield 4.5 4.5 Woonsocket 7.5 11 Scituate 1 11 Burrillville 1 3 Cumberland 9 8 North Smithfield 3 6 Woonsocket 3 (LR) Coach Hart, T. Curley, J. Connors, J. Noke, J. Pagnozzi, N. Izzard, M. Segal, R. Labossin- ere Coif This year ' s golf team, led by veterans Todd Curley and Jack Noke, finished with an im¬ pressive 7-3 record and a second place finish in their conference. For the first time in Senti¬ nel golf history, the team qualified for the States. Senior Todd Curley finished sixth in the state and was undefeated in dual meet competition. Coach Hart will miss Todd ' s skill and leadership next year, but is confident that the underclassmen will hold their own and be tough to beat next year. Are you sure you can handle that Jackie? It ' s bigger than you arel Yah! It didn ' t go in!?! 104 Asp jjrtc iaft to n. ' Thd staff member f f Pdtivil ' $y would like co aZVVa our daajj ajjjjracia}iot and sincere thank} to cM$. Cathy ' WoodVandyodvitor at watt a.} friend. She 1u$givan freely of far oi fi tune, and (LHefau wfati other? weren ' t ?o cUdicalad . ' Wa would like to with far the fait of luck, health ,and ticyyjiitass in the cominggears. C Much tore ertdthanks Anvil ’M Staff In Memory Of Lis« L. Polseno Entered Into Rest June $, 19 4 The soul departed in the Lord does not die, it returns to God, who is the Giver of life. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not wanl. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He re storeth my soul. He leadeth me in the path of righteousness for His name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, 1 will fear no evil; for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies. Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. NARDOLILLO FUNERAL HOME Park Avenue Cranston Love, Mom Dad, Sister Gina, Brother Fred, Family, Friends, and Class of ' 84 We will always remember the laugh- LiS3 LGS PolSGtlO ter and happy times you brought us. We will miss you Lisa. 105 Outstanding Senior Athletes mm 0mm . m -. - Scholar Athlete-Male-K. Howard Outstanding Male Athlete-D. Parenteau T. Curley Male Sportsmanship Award-M. Hart Donald Harnois Citizenship Award-L. Scotti K. La brie Most Congenial Cheerleader-S. Weber Female Sportsmanship Award-S. Leddy Outstanding Female Athlete-L. Banville Scholar Athlete-Female-E. Belt 107 Fashion Show JUNIORS Third Annual Sophomore Semi-Formal We ' re on our way Laura is all smiles Class of ' 86 Our first dance Kerri, smile, will ya! Everyone ' s having a good time w “ m ,, A £ m g ' 1 Making big plans for after the dance Lance has eyes for someone else? SfWm tL Smsm Emm W 0 Wj 1 SOPHOMORES 113 Missing Officers-L. Catuogno, B. Eaton, K. Leddy, M. Dexter, J. Oc teau, B. Boisvert This is how the seniors take care of Chris Lee! Miss Gederman eyes the game. jV Cheerleaders watch the Pep Rally. Hi Mom!! Top student in the class of 1987. Vice President Bob Eaton sells tickets for his class. 1 Oh. So.i hfiJj JJigh School Senior and junior Classes cordially incite you to attend the s nnuai C LridtmaS M “Wi.lt.lo. Wo.,ic from 7:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m . Cdriday y becemler 23, 1983 at lthe Weil VafLj Jnn, Weit Warwlch WUc Lj D,j rant emi-formal attire donation $30.00 per couple Danny struts his stuff. Dancing the night away. 116 Who are you looking at Jen? A memorable evening Ellen takes her boutoniere back. Pooper and Wierd Al A good time had by all. 117 Mark, where is your date Ralph ? Cheryl found the beef! 1Ifie Smitfifield cHiyli bcfiool (2Laa of d ineteen fiundzed and eiyfit cozdiaLLy invite, , you to attend unioz Pzom Qait fuLiy Qziday, JV[ay 11, 19 84 fzom 1:30 to 12:00 at Dkz z fLjiine dountzy dLulI dl[u!ic £y he (Informant± y-fivt- Faithfully If this is the line for the bathroom, I ' m going outside! Kerri and Kev finally together. Dena looks as beautiful as ever Dave says, Ah . . I forgot it at home. Daria Kozikowski one of the backbones of our Junior Social Committee. 119 Class Will 1984 Period 5 and 7 English class leave Mr. Lenox, tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Donna Martucci leaves David Harris one of my famous Daiquiris. Carolyn, Amy, Trish, and Emily leave Dee all her all nighters at Bryant College. I, Trish Enos, LEAVE!!! The seniors leave Donna Martucci a Michael Jackson doll. Carolyn, Tami, Jeni, Trish, Jane, and Cindy leave Uncle Bob all the great times, good luck on his boat, and the Allelulia a capella. Diane, and Val leave Danny Roy, friends forever! Diane leaves Rae a spastic note, Aghhh! Get me out of here . I, Lisa Scotti leave all my friends the pleasant memories of the past, high hopes for the future, and a pair of sneakers. Lisa Scotti and Chris Spacagna leave Mr. Lenox alot of thanks. Billy leaves Karen a wild and crazy night at the David Bowie concert. Billy leaves Tony Antonucci ten brain cells. Patty ' 84 leaves Lisa, Mick Jagger. Karen leaves David High School memories. Mary ' s friends leave her a year supply of TAB. Peggy leaves John a 4-wheel drive for rainy nights. Lara leaves Parky with the tradition of short and big presidents. We, Ana ' s American friends leave her lots of luck and best wishes. We ' ll miss her! Leo leaves all his teachers one period without opening his trap. Margaret D ' Agostino leaves Donald Gray the fondest memories of the times we spent together. Cindy, Lor, and Cheryl leave the A-Lunch Soap Opera a new chapter. Mike Hart leaves the Noble Lenox a new pair of Rodney Dangerfield-Regular Guy plaid pants. Period 5 English leaves Mike Hart to Mr. Lenox. Lisa Rose personally leaves Carolyn Lanfredi. Cutie 2. Kenny Morrocco leaves Mrs. DiNobile an apple a day to keep the Eddy ' s away. Cheryl Forrest leaves Lisa Rose and Carolyn Lanfredi all their cuties (1-5). Fig leaves thanks to the Class of 1984. The BRATS of ' 84 leave Mrs. B a problem free year in ' 85. Leo leaves Erik P. a girl in every town he doesn ' t already have one in. Sherman Perreault leaves John Bonsante and Bill Corbishley his senior privileges. The senior boys leave Ken Labrie the incoming freshmen class girls. We, the survivors of the Lost Vi week , leave Ken Labrie a Lowenbrau tap handle. Bill Hickey leaves Chris Gould one Thursday night shopping spree at K-Mart. We, the senior boys, leave Al Carlton a little respect which he may use in later life. Jay leaves Gabe all the luck of Greg and Paul. We, the senior boys leave Mike Gonera and Tooch the Spicoli Award . Ken, Bill, Al leave Seann Jackson a master cylinder. I Dan Roy leave Karen Petruccillo reams of RED paper and scissors. Class of ' 84 leaves Cindy a set of glasses for her Mom. Dan Roy leaves some poor sucker that will be crazy enough to do as much as he did for the school. Dan Roy leaves Mrs. DiNobile the show Dynasty . I, Donna Martucci, leave Valerie Roan a trip to Ann Hope. Laurie leaves Peggy a bottle of Champagne. I, Teresa, leave Sue a blonde haired, blue-eyed, muscle man. Teresa leaves Paula a night in Providence with Shawn. Ana leaves to Suzy, Mary Lou, Paula Ellen, Lisa, Tami, Lara, Peggy, Laurie, and Christine a new word: JILIPOLLAS. Linda and Eric leave Valerie and Tony behind at the DEAD Concert in Connecticut. The student Council ' 83- ' 84 officers leave the ' 84- ' 85 officers a lot of happy times and good luck! Dan leaves Val and Diane all the good and fun times they had and will have much, much more! The Class of ' 84 leaves. How Pray Tell Could We Ever Forget . . Coming in as Freshmen . . . Our great Pumpkin Float. . . Finding out there is no pool on the 3rd floor . . . The Walkout . . . Coming back as Sophomores . . . Mr. Lenox and Mr. Demick . . . Our Coke Can Float . . . The Semi-Formal . . . Coming back as Juniors . . . Feeling like we were someone ... Wishing we were Seniors ... Our ET Float... Winning thanks to Billy ... Senior Fever ... Our first postponed Christmas Ball... The Operetta ... The Track Fence . .. Spring Fever... Junior Privileges ... Our Junior Prom ... The Beach ... THE BIG SENIOR YEAR ... No Big Deal... Senior Privileges ... Dining Rules ... 6 people to a table ... Break in the Action ... Showing some Smithfield Class .. . HOMECOMING ' 83 .. . Michael Jackson and Billy Jean ... The Fruit of the Loom Guys ... Tony and Kathy ... The Smithfield Breakers ... The Football Team ' s great season .. . Linda ' s clown outfit. .. Swimming for apples . .. Winning the float contest again .. . Scooby- Doo ... East Greenwich lives, Smithfield High dies ... Homecoming Dance, no photographer, the Senior pyramid ... Hawaiian Dance, a photographer... Christmas Ball, going on the Johnston side ... Our Christmas Tree ... Applying to colleges... Mrs. MOM Parkhurst... Dan ' s leather pants ... Carolyn and Billy ' s talent... Howard and Volpe ' s broken windows ... Lisa ' s shake on Randy ... M M ' s . . . Musketeers , Gabbie , Pylon , Twinkie I, IJ , Dion , Tooch , Hane , skemp , Pooper , Boom-Boom , Fig , The Beans , Keebler , Ketchup Lady , Muffy , Repete , Gimp , Woofer , Wizza , Tub , Spaz, Spag , Smiley ... The Fights . . . Lecia ' s Smile ... Mary ' s Tab ... Our Foreign Exchange Students, Ana and Amalia ... Lara ' s neigh (HAHA). .. Lisa Improta ' s voice ... MACBETH ... D.J. ' s flics ... Mr. Petell ' s cans ... M-tv ... Ralph Furley Days ... Fuzzy Duck . . . 750 carnations ... Trish ' s Spirit.. . Cheerleading Competition uniforms .. . Sue L. and Diane D. . . . The lack of Spirit... The increase of Spirit. . . Peggy Cutie Repoza . . . Shutting off the soda machines . . . Waiting for college responses . . . Al ' s rudeness . . . Tony and Ken having gas in their car... The Fashion Show ... New York, New York ... GQ Peter... Chess King Dan ... Al and Jeremy ... Mary Beth Dexter... Dave ' s runway walk ... Fig ' s commentating .. . Thanks to Mrs. DiNobile for all of her help . . . 99 Luftballoons . . . Footloose . . . The Lost Week, Ken ' s Party . . . Donna in Daves ' s car, her ring . . . Spring Fever Again . . . College Acceptances ... Bunk Days ... Beach Day ... Signs in the Courtyard ... PBS ... The Plant... The Senior Prom, Beer Pitchers and Wine Carafes . . . Final Exams . . . Seniors! ? t Exams . . . Not Studying, Failing, Passing . . . Eclipse in the puddle . . . Graduation Practices . . . Dave Power ' s Simon Says ... The Will... Our Yearbook ... The Big Day, GRADUATION, June 8th ... Happiness and Sadness ... All the parties ... Saying good-bye ... The Biggest Little Class . .. THE CLASS OF ' 84 LIVES! 121 Mike ' s all smiles when he gets his pitcher. ZJL Smilkfield Miyk ScLol Class of 1984 cordially invites you to attend Jke Senior f rom “gainst -Jll Odds ” to he hefd Friday evening, Way 18, 1984 7:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Sbinner 8:15 p.m. at tbe Coachman Wain goad Riverton, £3 donation: $28.00 per coupfe friends flash a smile. Anna and her Paula and David smile for the camera. Kerri waves hi to her friends. John and Peggie look CUTE ' President Lisa and Chairperson Lisa Margaret and Cheryl are having a real good time. Senior Supper Senior Class Officers 1984 The fun has just begun for Ken and Karen A new beginning Look out world, we ' re going to graduate! Dee, is that a double exposure? The Senior Studs? A table of trouble Mr. Lenox and the Survivors SMILE! You ' re on Candid Camera! V e s Senior u P e r I a t i Best Personality-Ken Howard, Val Balzano Most Athletic-Ken Brown, Lyn Banville Funniest-Mike Hart Missing: Donna Martucci Most Studious-Lori Gardner, Leo Caouette, Lynn Gardner Number 1 Punk Rocker- Suzy Weber, Kevin Sauter Best Looking-Tony Antonucci, Christine Most Likely to Succeed-Richard Newton, Spacagna Lara McGuire Best Dressed-Peter Segal, Christine Spa¬ cagna Preppiest - Lisa Scotti Preppiest - John Funaro We found the missing picture! Most Talented - Billy Gallagher, Carolyn Lanfredi Most School Spirit - Trish Enos, Dan Roy Missing: Quietist - Jeannine Dery, David Tracey At Left, Best Couple - S andra Sylvester, Michael Fagan Senior Honors Night June 4, 1984 SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1984 Senior Honors Day PROGRAM Invocation - Reverend Joseph Schennick, Pastor - St. Michael ' s Church, Smithfield, R.l. Pledge of Allegiance - Lara M. McGuire, President - Student Council National Anthem - All Greetings - Henry P. Shepard, Principal PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO SENIORS: School Committee Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Academic Areas Biological Science . Christine M. Spacagna English ...Lynn M. Gardner EEP Honors Program (English) . Richard J. Newton French . Deirdre M. Sweet Mathematics .Leo Caouette Physical Science . Leo Caouette Secretarial Studies . Linda M. Harris Social Studies . Lara M. McGuire Early Enrollment Program: Political Science . Lara M. McGuire Spanish . Karen E. Piti DAR Citizenship Award - Lara M. McGuire Mathematical Assoc, of America Award - Leo Caouette Excellence in Drama - Carolyn Lanfredi Special Spanish Award for Oral Excellence and Department Assistant - L. Jay DiSandro Award to Outstanding Senior in French IV - Margaret R. Repoza French Achievement - Second Place - Christine M. Spacagna Congressman Fernand St.Germain Merit Award - Leo Caouette New England Tech Award - Brett LaPlante Guidance Intern Award - Linda M. Harris Certificates in Appreciation of Smoking Awareness Program Anthony Antonucci Lisa Culton Mary Lou Kennedy Jennifer Perkins Jenifer Audette Diane Droste Susan Leddy Margaret Repoza Valerie Balzano Tricia Enos Lara McGuire Diane Rottmann Alfred Brodeur William Gallagher Carleen O ' Connor Christine Spacagna Cindy Courtemanche Michael Hart Laurie Octeau Lisa Scotti Certificates in Appreciation of Alcohol Education Program Lyn M. Banville Susan E. Leddy Diane L. Droste Lara M. McGuire Student Council Excellence Award Valerie Balzano Alfred J. Brodeur Leo Caourette Mary Lou Kennedy Lara M. McGuire Daniel Roy Newspaper Award - Ellen Dillon CIBA Geigy Award - Richard J. Newton John Philip Sousa Band Award - Jeremy M. Hesford Band Director ' s Award - David W. Marchant National School Choral Award - Carolyn Lanfredi Smithfield High School Choral Director ' s Award - Patricia A. Enos SMITHFIELD LIONS CLUB AWARDS for Outstanding Achievement in Non-Academic Areas Accounting . Mary Lou Kennedy Art .William L. Gallagher Band . Jeremy M. Hesford Boys ' Physical Education . Todd G. Curley Career Education . Diane E. Caouette Choral Music .Jane L. Brooke-Stewart Computer Programming . Lynn M. Gardner Construction . Michael R. Beaton Marketing Distributive Education . Rose Flynn Drama Theatre Arts . Rachel A. Bridgehouse Girls ' Physical Education .Patricia A. Enos Home Economics . Karyn S. Burk Journalism . Jenifer M. Audette Mass Media Communications . Megan N. Clingham Mechanical Drawing . Karen L. Parisi Power Mechanics . William J. Corbishley Public Speaking . Margaret R. Repoza Shorthand . Diane Caouette SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS Hall Institute Scholarships - Michael R. Beaton David L. DeQuattro presented by Mr. Charles Rogers NEA Smithfield Scholarships Portuguese American Club Scholarships Band Student Council Scholarship Smithfield Lions Scholarships Other announcements MEMBERS OF THE RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Jenifer M. Audette Valerie J. Balzano Michael R. Beaton Robert J. Beaudry Emily G. BElt Rachel A. Bridgehouse Alfred J. Brodeur Jane L. Brooke-Stewart Karyn S. Burk Diane E. Caouette Leo Caouette Megan N. Clingham Lisa A. D ' Amario Diane L. Droste Patricia A. Enos Kimberley A. Farrar John M. Funaro William L. Gallagher Lori A. Gardner Lynn M. Gardner Amy B. Graham Linda M. Harris Raymond W. Hodges Kenneth P. Howard Mary Lou Kennedy Kenneth M. LaBrie Carolyn S. Lanfredi Susan E. Leddy Walter S. Lepere David W. Marchant MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Janifer M. Audette Valerie J. Balzano Michael R. Beaton Emily G. Belt Rachel Bridgehouse Alfred J. Brodeur Jane Brooke-Stewart Karyn S. Burk Leo Caouette Megan N. Clingham Lisa A. D ' Amario Diane L. Droste Patricia A. Enos Kimberley A. Farrar John M. Funaro William L. Gallagher Lori A. Gardner Lynn M. Gardner Amy B. Graham Linda M. Harris Raymond W. Hodges Kenneth P. Howard Mary Lou Kennedy Kenneth M. LaBrie Carolyn S. Lanfredi Susan E. Leddy Walter S. Lepere SPECIAL AWARD TO FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDNETS Ana Maria Morales Amalia Casanova PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS Sandra McDonnell Lara M. McGuire Richard J. Newton Carleen M. O ' Connor Laurie J. Octeau David J. Ovadia Lucrezia M. Pennine Jennifer A. Perkins Karen E. Piti Margaret R. Repoza David W. Marchant Sandra McDonnell Lara M. McGuire Richard J. Newton Carleen M. O ' Connor Laurie Octeau David J. Ovadia Lucrezia M. Pennine Jennifer A. Perkins Jenifer M. Audette Emily G. Belt Karen A. Clark Megan N. Clingham Leo Caouette Diane L. Droste John M. Funaro Lori A. Gardner Lynn M. Gardner Susan E. Leddy Lara M. McGuire Richard J. Newton Carleen M. O ' Connor David J. Ovadia Karen E. Piti Erik Przybyla Peter S. Segal Christine M. Spacagna Ronald N. Tubman Stanley A. Waskiel Honors Day Address - Dr. William T. O ' Hara, President - Bryant College Greetings - Smithfield School Committee representative Benediction - Reverend Joseph Schennick, Pastor - St. Michael ' a Church, Smithfield, R.l. Maria A. Riccardi Theresa A. Schlemmer Lisa A. Scotti Peter S. Segal Christine M. Spacagna Stanley A. Waskiel Tamara A. Waterman Karen E. Piti Margaret R. Repoza Maria A. Riccardi Theresa A. SChlemmer Lisa A. Scotti Peter S. Segal Christine M. Spacagna Stanley A. Waskiel Tamara A. Waterman Linda says it all! Mom gets a rose from one of her closest officers. 130 Where are the parties? Tiny Bubbles . . . Dads are important too!! The Class of ' 84-one last time together. For the Beauty of the Earth . . . ' Co-Valedictorians Lynn and Lori Gardner. Or is that Lori and Lynn? 131 32 1 Ronnie Pierini 31 John Bonsante 61 Carolyn Lanfredi 2 Jane Broke-Stewart 32 Erik Przybyla 62 Suzy Weber 3 Lori Gardner 33 Cheryl Byerlee 63 Laurie Octeau 4 Valerie Roan 34 Mike Gonera 64 Chris Gould 5 Meg Clingham 35 Lissa Smith 65 Lisa Scotti 6 Al Brodeur 36 Allyson Angell 66 Danielle LeBeau 7 Patty Robinson 37 Sandy McDonnell 67 Kenny Marrocco 8 Rachel Bridgehouse 38 Marylou Kennedy 68 Karyn Burk 9 Lynn Gardner 39 Tim Coleman 69 Patricia Hill 10 David Marchant 40 Annmarie Davis 70 Emily Belt 11 Mike Beaton 41 Ken Howard 71 Donna Martucci 12 David Passarelli 42 Walter Lepere 72 Linda Harris 13 Peter Segal 43 Jennifer Perkins 73 Karen Clark 14 Ray King 44 Maria Riccardi 74 Chris Spacagna 15 Valerie Balzano 45 John Linehan 75 Diane Caouette 16 Linda Conti 46 Susan Higgins 76 Karen Erbe 17 Cindy Courtemanche 47 Karen Piti 77 Cheryl Forrest 18 Nancy Coburn 48 Lyn Banville 78 Richard Newton 19 Lecia Pennine 49 Diane Rottmann 79 Lisa Lapre 20 Stan Waskiel 50 Jeni Audette 80 Peggy Repoza 21 Stacey Carlton 51 Kathy Fugere 81 Kim Watmough 22 Ellen Dillon 52 Michael Durvin 82 Patty MacDonald 23 David lacovelli 53 Danny Roy 83 Tricia Enos 24 Carleen O ' Connor 54 Amy Graham 84 Dave Powers 25 Tony Antonucci 55 Kim Farrar 85 Tami Waterman 26 Deirdre Sweet 56 Lisa Rose 86 Paul Hawkins 27 Lara McGuire 57 Vincent Paul 87 Leo Caouette 28 Lisa Lizotte 58 Cheryl Toegemann 88 Eric Brown 29 Bob Beaudry 59 Susan Boyes 89 Jeanine Dery 30 Kenny Brown 60 Cindy Banno 135 Parent Patrons Mr. Mrs. Phillip Howard Mr. Mrs. Eugene Ricci Albert Lorraine Gardner Mr. Mrs. William Randle Mr. Mrs. Henry Piti Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Enos Mr. Mrs. Robert F. O ' Connor Mr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Brown, Sr. Edmund A. DiSandro Mr. Mrs. Robert A. D ' Amario Mr. Mrs. Leonard Banville Mr. Mrs. Bernie lacoveUi Mr. Mrs. William J. Hawkins Bob Karen Brown Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Erbe Mr. Mrs. John Perkins Betty Keisling The Rev. Mrs. Donald F. Belt Mr. Mrs. Ernest J. Fugere, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Roger Dery Albert Satula Mr. Mrs. James Higgins James H. Russell, Sr. Louise A. Newton Mr. Mrs. David E. Keane, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Daniel B. Scotti Mr. Mrs. David Byerlee Mr. Mrs. A. Robert LaBarre Stanley Karen Waskiel Mary S. Graham Mr. Mrs. Roy Watmough, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John R. Hart, Sr. ? 83 - ' m Para cAcGiur L CdO Caoutftt diary Cou mwwdy Pal ria Balzano Pan ( e?tt vficknt roaaur- ' JP ■ Vice ' Pyzcrdtarif ' y- [r a$ur r- Chairy fon rhrliaim 137 Compliments Of HEBERT NURSING HOME Log Road Smithfield, R.l. 02917 Congratulations And Best Wishes To Homeroom 124 You Were Great! MAUREEN LYNCH BENNETT SMITH FI ELD MUNICIPAL ICE RINK Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 84 Support Your Hockey Team! DAVE ' S FRUITLAND 5 Cedar Swamp Rd. Greenville, R.l. 231-1620 Good Luck Class Of 1984 LA BRIE FAMILY SHOES Apple Valley Mall Smithfield, R.l. Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 VILLAGE PHARMACY From Robert, Steven, Mike Guida 637 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.l. 949-1350 MAC ' S LIQUOR Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, R.l. 231-3980 MART HI • SU7U Tel. (401) 232 - 2222 VOLKSWAGEN - ISUZU - DODGE Dodge Pnduc Trucks Richard J. Conti President Rte. 116 - George Washington Highway Smithfield, Rhode Island 02917 SITE DEVELOPERS GENERAL EXCAVATING Smithfield Peat Co., Inc. Washington Highway Smithfield, R. I. Tel. 231-0400 PEAT MOSS ♦ LOAM ♦ GRAVEL ♦ FILL Jackson Despres Jack Despres Equipment Co. Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduating Class From THE ELKS Lydia Ann Road Smithfield, R.l. 02917 APPLE COUNTRY DONUT PASTRY SHOPPE 97 Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, R.l. 02917 231-3340 Also Sandwiches Soup Wholesale Retail Delivery Service Smithfield 2359 Marie Farmanian Al Golia Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 A FRIEND THE CANDY MAKER Candy Making Supplies Candy Made To Order Assorted Novelty Candies Rent-A-Cake Pan God Bless You All! Mac ' s Plaza Complete hair care JCurille’s Hair fashions 198 Pleasant View Ave. Smithfleld, R.l. Telephone: 231-0680 Congratulations And Stay Healthy With Shaklee MR. MRS. RA YMOND RUSSO 231-1604 Products in Harmony with Nature and Good Health. cjr TEL. (401) 231 5583 Duxbury Ray Insurance Agency, Inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE MASON CONTRACTING CO., INC. Masonry 371 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, Rhode Island 02917 FACTORY FOOTWEAR OUTLET Mens Womens Shoes And Sneakers Brand Names Low Low Prices Tel: 949-4646 Screen Painting T-Shirts School Jackets fC SPORTS ODYSSEY Cedar Swamp Rd. Smithfield, R.l. 231-4390 546 Putnam Pike Jim Connell Smithfield, R.l. 143 P. O. Box 303, Lincoln, R. I. 02865 Area Code (401) 723-7100 OCTEAU OIL CO. INC. LEE ' S GENERAL STORE General Merchandise 31 Smith Ave. Greenville, R.l. 949-1520 245 WATERMAN AVE., N. PROVIDENCE, R.l. 231-5098 • Convenient Budget Terms • Complete Home Comfort Protection • We Service All Makes Of Oil Burners DEPENDABLE 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE SYLVIA ' S 144 Westminister St. Providence, R.l. 02903 272-4980 TONY ' S PIZZA PALACE RESTAURANT Beer Wine Youv ' e Tried The Rest-Now Try The Best! Weddings Funerals Phone: 231-4758 BARBARA ' S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 156 Putnam Ave. Johnston, R.l. 02919 Artistic Flower Arrangements CONTINENTAL LUMBER CO. Pleasant View Ave. Smithfield, R.l. 02917 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1984 A FRIEND 401 353-8800 Computer Medical Training LINDA GREGORY SCHOOL OF TAP ; JAZZ, BALLET, CLASSICAL, POINTE llteb Cecfjmcal Snatitute, 3nc. (401) 231-5910 (401) 231-8748 Cedar Swamp Rd. Smithfield, R.l. 02917 ORRIN LAFERTE Director 20 Marblehead Ave. No. Providence, R.l. 02904 146 (401) 949-0150 RONEL COMPANY, INC. Mens ' - Young Mens ' - Jrs. And Misses Clothing And Sportswear Junction Rts. 5 44 Greenville, R.l. Buying Or Selling Call Smithfield ' s 1 Team Clark ' Penia REALTORS 39 Pleasant View Avenue Greenville, Rhode Island 02828 949-2020 FRANK TASSONI Salesperson - Notary Public Office 949-2020 Home 949-2662 Top Sales Associate 39 Pleasant View Avenue Greenville, Rhode Island 02828 IDELFARHq mmm 401 - 724-4050 800 - 556-6586 GUS DEL FARNO President 30 Lockbridge Street, Pawtucket Rhode Island 02860 401-949-4567 JACK LAVENDER, General Contractor 5 Pleasant View Ave. Greenville, R.l. 02828 m MLS (Ericfeef Sill Somes, Ttii. 5 Pleasant View Avenue Greenville, Rl 02828 Margot Lavender Broker Office: 949-4650 149 (401) 949-2120 LANE ' S 451 Hartford Ave. Providence, R.l. 02909 Quality • Discount Prices DICK ' S POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC. Air-Cooled Engine Specialist Dick Richardson Manager 605 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.l. Bradford-Sutcliffe, Inc. Lawrence-Sutcliffe, Inc. Insurance P.O. BOX 580 - GREENVILLE, R.l. 02828 949-3500 231-4800 02828 J D Family Restaurant 46 PUTNAM AVENUE JOHNSTON. R. I. 231-3660 JIMMY DENNIS PEGASUS ART FRAME • CREATIVE CUSTOM FRAMING • POSTERS • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS • FINE ART PRINTS • ARTISTS’ MATERIALS NORTH COUNTY PLAZA — CEDAR SWAMP ROAD GREENVILLE. RHODE ISLAND 02828 (401 ) 231-6720 New England Institute of Technology ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL, CARPENTRY CONSTRUCTION, DRAFTING C.A.D., PLUMBING HEATING, REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING New England Tech is the BOSS Business Office Secretarial School COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL Evening or full time day programs • Financial help available Become a New England Tech Graduate or compete with one! Call 401 - 467-7744 or write New England Tech, 184 Early Street, Providence, Rl 02907 Congratulations SMITH FIELD LUMBER Class Of 1984 333 Waterman Ave. Smithfield, R.l. 02917 DR. FREDERICK H. MC MILLEN ORTHODONTICS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN FACIAL ORTHOPEDICS ESMOND LIQUORS ATWOOD MEDICAL CENTER JOHNSTON, R.l. 331-7171 Waterman Avenue Smithfield, R.l. 02917 GREENVILLE MEDICAL CENTER GREENVILLE, R.L 949-3121 151 $ BOUTIQUE OF FINE AND UNIQUE HOME FURNISHINGS 375 PUTNAM PIKE - VILLAGE PLAZA - RT. 44 SMITHFIELD, R.l. 02917 (401) 232-0010 Congratulations And Stay Healthy With Shaklee MR. MRS. RAYMOND RUSSO 6 Riverview Ave Smithfield, R.l. 02917 231-1604 SPORTS ODYSSEY Rt. 44 Smithfield, Rl 02828 l ideo Plus 3 Commerce Street Greenville. R.l. 02820 Video Equipment and Accessories Tape Sales and Rentals Wide Screen TV Club Memberships ( 401 ) 949-0522 With Greatest Appreciation For Your Dedication And Co-Operation To CAROLYN LANFREDI DANIEL ROY EMILY BELT ELLEN MORRISSEY Thank-You 152 RI REF Yearbook 1984 Stora ] Smithfield High School Yearbook s Anvil 3205100081511-4
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