Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

4 , i ■1 Dnvil ' 83 4 rmii rf crmiiii amm fimm PCMII 19 mmm fmrmm 26 56 CUBS mmwiM 94 miBCMiBmii BBCIM IMTO m U4 BPIBIT WIK PBBiMi fmwm wmmmmmu 13B 146 147 wmitMim On behalf of Smithffeld ' s class of J985, we would like to dedicate this yearbook to Anthony Torregrossa, or as we all know him, Mr, T . Mr. T has been a major part of our lives at Smithfield High. He has dedicated 17 years to teaching Math in conjunction with 15 years as our Athletic Director. Whenever we think back and remember Mr. T we will always remember him as the King of the one liners. Thank you Mr. T. for all your support. We will always appreciate you! Good luck in the future. ANVIL 85 4 6 8 9 11 14 16 17 WBmmmmTm Henry Shepard — Principal Robert J. Salisbury - Vice Principal MCBIMWM Missing: Rita Leach Lucille Azzara Marie Steere Elenore Dolan 19 Pauline Chauvin Carol Clark Robert Cleasby Ann Cullen Home Economics Art Music Math Alfred Balasco Diane Bartlett Joyce Benkosky Maureen Bennett Department Chairman Department Chairman Department Chairman English Social Studies Science Business Roland Benoit Carl Buglio Janet Caito Joyce Camara English Physical Education Foreign Language Math David D ' Amore Donald Dauphinee Margerie Demaine Gabriel deMoura Industrial Arts Business Nurse English Lynthia uiNoDue English uennis unscoii Department Chairman Industrial Arts James uunn Physical Education Aninony riiippirir ' Social Studies Gail Frechette Barbara Giarrusso James Giroux Joseph Gordon Social Studies Guidance English Reading English Robert Graham Social Studies Sandra Hamil Science Edward Hill Science Patricia Hillstrom Home Economics Elaine Jenkins Librarian Carole Johnson Business June King Bruce Kopec English Science 21 ■ ' Ui John Lawrence Foreign Language John Lelli William Lenox Ronald Mandolfi Science History Math George Mello Social Studies Rosalie Nocera Social Studies jack Marques Industrial Arts Cindy Neal Physical Education Nancy Martin Science Michael Neubauer Department Chairman Math Linda McPhail Math Judy Newcum Math 22 Nancy O ' Donnell Leoda Parkhurst Guidance Reading English Robert Petell George Reilly Science Department Chairman English Philip Ritchie Emily Ritter Nancy Saccoia Michael SantuccI Art Department Chairman Guidance Physical Education Resource Barbara Smith Ronald St. Onge Alan Tinkham j. Thomas Tobin Foreign Language Department Chairman Music Social Studies Foreign Language Anthony Torregrossa Math Alan Tortolani Business George Tracy Guidance Marie Viens Business Missing: Rita Leach Secretary Missing: Olga Boluch English Leslie Woodward Resource 23 Maiftt nancf Dnd Coakin Staff Kitchen Staff: (L-R) E. Carlson, B. Garriepy, B. D ' Arrezo, T. Stamp, J. Vale Missing: R. Brown, N. Grace, V. Koster Maintenance: standing; (L-R) N. Cabral, R. Farrar sitting: (L-R) T. Derosier, R. Gillman, G. Hyde, J. Girard, Missing: A. Rainville, N. Farrar 24 w- ' 1.1 , SENIORS David Adkins Dave, Ad David Ahearn Dave ' ' Really? ' ' Louis Amitrano Valerie Archambault David Bagus Lou Amit, Big Lou Val Bill-Bo Aerosmith Rocks Amy Bedard Aim ' Sorry I ' m late. Benno Bertrand James Bissitt CONOCARAjO Bernie, Scarface Got a butt? Mark Bonvouloir Ann Marie Boyes Markis, Hey Bud Someone is Hey Ugly , Creep going to die Kristen Boyorek KMB, Boughatti What do ya wanna do? 27 28 Wayne Branch Wang, Texas What the heck. Brenda Bruno Bren Eric Bruno Christopher Burns Burnsy Robert Caine Bob, Yogi Hey, Babe Christopher Carbone Foz Colleen Catlow Col no way! , I want to party. Robert Cerroni Bob, Bobby, Stretch I ' m down! , It ' s minor. Lori Catuogno Tougie, HILARIOUS! Leslie, don ' t say that! Randy Champigny Randle Shway it on in there, Harvey. Christine Charron Chris What? , Really! , Oh my God! Glenn Clark G.C., Clarkie, Clowwwn! , I hear ya , Politics is applesauce. , About a year ago ... 29 Daniel Clarke Dance ' Coffee Richard Clements Clem ' ' Heavy Metal rules Gina Colantuono G, Bean What ' s up? Robert Colucci Bob, Bobenza, S.G. CLOWWWN! Politics Is applesauce R. John Connor J.C, John, OOH SURE , Very weak. , R.C.B.A. 30 Linda Costello Lin, Piggy, Lindsy, S.G.S. ' ' HATE Spam! ' ' Get REBEL!! Thomas Contillo Beefy, Beef, Beefstick, Beefcake, Where ' s the beef? Susan Cotter Sue Later Boob Christine Crawley Chris, Chrissi, F.V. Do it up! F.L.B. ' s It ' s fun! Lee-Anne Crouse Lee, What ' s up? How ya doing? How ' s it going 31 Debra D ' Amario Pudgy, Deb, Debbie Mouth Buzz off , No way Karen Danielson Christopher J. Davey Spanky Steven Cunningham Bones Grateful Dead and Neil Young 1 Frank D ' Ambra Fred It ' s a life! Bob, you drive! Daniel D ' Atri Dinosaur Dan, The First Texas Badguy! Pretty Boy, Yeah kid! Melinda S. Day Mindy, Mind Vm over it ' We ' re good friends! Kristen Dolan Kris, Krispy, D.D. Like ... , Do it up! , What? Carlton Dexter Dex Get lost! Robin Deming Rob, Robbie, Dimples Paul DiPetrillo Dipo, Wally Scorpions Rock , Wally Rocks Paul J. Drummond Saliva, Putrid Punk Till Ya Puke! , The B-52 ' s Rule! , What a tangled web we weave . . Am I flaking? Dawn M. Duefrene Cupid , CRASH 2 But anyways , Do you know what I mean? 33 Michelle Ethier ' ' What a really long strange trip it ' s been. Patricia Fera Tricia, Irish What a long strange trip its been. Patricia Ferguson Mitzi, Mitzki It ' s been real. , Your ' e welcome L. Susan Falcone Sue Alberto Fetta Fettachini, Fumbles Fetta ' Once a peon, always a peon. Hey, you and your flap of skin, out! 34 joAnn Fians Jo-Jo, Jo ' ' Killer! Awesome , NOWAY! Julie Flaxington Kathleen Flood Kath Kimberly A. Fogarty Kim, P.I.F., Kimby, Kimbus, F.V. Beast Pancakes for breakfast, I couldn ' t believe it. 35 36 G. Daniel Foley Dan, Danny, Fols, Melody Lori Foster Dean Fraioli Lor ' ' No way! ' ' Anthony Gallagher Tony Killer David Fontaine Dave Of course I got the scoop. Dawn Francis Dawny Jimmy bought it for me! Michelle Gallant Meg, Micro V Chill out Michelle Gorton Mel, Shell Donald Cray Erin Green Eh, Beamer, ' ' How ya doin ' , honey? , Is the Mish mobile running this weekend? Paul Hagopian HOGIE Go for it! , No way! Seth Haigh 37 Dena Hall MTV ' What? ' , Get Out! , What a goof! Lee Ann Hansen Lee I might! , Yeah right! John Hannaway juanny, Hons Jacqueline Hannon Jacki Lynn Hall Litney Where ' s the keg? Where ' s Bob? , RUN Richard Hannaway You ' re Wacked! , Word! 38 Michelle Hart Mish ' Gotta Boogie ' Kevin Hawkins Hawk, Hawkster Tammy Hayes BloncJie, Tam, Happy! , Yeah right! , Funk Roll 1 39 Diane Hodson K.O. . . , Yeah Right! Lynn Hurley I don ' t know. Debra Izzi Doobie No way , Get out 40 Lori Keisling ' ' You might . . . George Kelley No pain, No gain. Timothy Kingisey Timmy Geraldine Kolligian Gerri 41 Daria Kozikowski Dar, Kozy, Grace Smiles are the flowers of the heart . Christine LaChapelle Chris, CV, HUH? , No way! , What ' s going on this weekend? Michelle Lachapelle Lach, . . no comment , Are you serious? Michael Lancia Lance Killer Michael Langshaw Chicken Man, Chic, Spike What the . . . ? ; No kidding , Todd LaRue The Beamer Dazed and confused 42 John Lavalle William Ledbetter Mary Leveille Motley Mary Crue, Hey, Tm a Senior Motley Crue 4- Eva Kevin Littrell 43 Janet Manchester Jan Halen, Van Halen forever, We ' re not late, we ' re Seniors! Kimberly Lomax Queen V, Kimmy, I ' m so serious , Ya know it ' s like a dis. Andrea Manocchia Andy Wanna go apple pickin? , I ' m over it! Diane Martucci Di Leppard, Elliott I love DEF LEPPARD 4 Eva , Michael Mazzone Boris Hey now 44 Christine McWilliams Chris Teresa Merlino Curly, am Woman , Huey Lewis 4-EVA , Don ' t erk me! Kerri Mignacca Ker Really? , No way! Jon Moberg Freeze, johnny Freeze, What Is It? John Morgan Captain Morgan, Hey, Let ' s Party! , Let ' s go Ya-hoo Skiing Ellen Morrissey L , Thanx, Mitz , Meg, that was one D.-night! BV 45 Gidget Mulcahey GLM, Gidge ' Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know, we know!!! Jennifer Newton Yenner, U2! , Always look for the sunshine in the Shade Christine Nardelli Chris, Too Funny , The B-52 ' s Rule , Listen to me David Natalizia 46 Melissa Nocente Missy ' Are you serious? John Noke Jackie, Nokey Rust never sleeps. Joanne Paquette Jo Cindy Parenteau Molson, Killer That ' s wicked funny John Obiurka Cakes Aaay! , Nothin ' Dawn O ' Shea L ' Aube, M.V., I wanna be the one to walk in the sun! Christopher Parenteau Chris, Columbo What ' s up! Brian Parks Parksy, Quite , Mega , I wanna rock! Karla Passano Lil 47 Donald Peloquin, jr. Don, Buddy, ' Don ' t bust my chops , Make my day Karen Petruccillo Ka Ka, You ' re a sweetheart! , Smile, it ' s not that bad! Lisa Pharo Lee, Yeah, Right! , ' I HATE Spam! David Petrucci Dave, Smilen You ' re just peon in my world. Donna Pietruski Dippy, Ski Ya-hoo Skiing, what a snow storm! 48 David Piti Pete, Pinta, Dupa, Tm hungry, get that dog out of here . Pat Placido Rebecca Planka Becky, ' ' Oh please! Give me a break! Daniel Pollard Denis Rainville Melissa Randall Missy, It ' s a goof Beth Reall ' We ' re outta here ' Roxanne Reilly Rox, Roxie Yeah Petrucci, you ' re sic k. ' 49 50 Kevin Riley Riles, ' Big Time Erin Riordan Eh, Crash 3 Killer , Go-4-it Elizabeth Roberts Liz, Kermie, Frog You ' re such a fruit Colleen Russell Coll Really?! , No way!! Kristine Salley Kris, Where ' s the saftey pins? , U2 for world peace. Scott Serapiglia Timothy Shahbaz Timmy ' Who ' s bummin ' ? ' 51 52 Donna Simons Stephen Skoutas Scoot ' You bet ' ' , That ' s killer! johna Sleaver Yeah, right! , Wicked! You might even! Diane Strycharz Bowie, ' ' Gooooofy!! Deborah Stoeckel Debby Robert Tartaglia Tag Russell Tessier Russ, less 53 Denise Thibeault Dee Hey, that ' s life! , Fine, no problem! Stephen Travers Kathleen VanCorden Kath, Vath I ' m psyched Robert VanNieuwenhuyze Van Kelly Viau Kel Tm outa here, YEETIE Thomas Villandry Nick, Tom Edward Voas Face, Tough Guy, Professor ' ' You know how it is ' Christopher H. Walker Wally, Walk No Way! James Williams jay Let ' s Party! Donna Vouch Donna-Do Wanna Bunk? Seniors who chose not to be in the yearbook: Michelle Lasorsa Kimberly McMaugh Sammy Montecalvo Carole Toth Michael Valeriana 55 In Memory Of Todd S. LaRue Todd was a person many of us chose to call our friend. He is no longer with us, but the memories of experiences shared will never fade. Although his death is difficult for us to understand, we must continue with our lives. But, first we would like to take the time to say good-bye to our friend. May you find peace, love, and happiness in your new world, Todd, and always remember that you are with us in our thoughts and hearts. You are deeply missed by everyone, and we all love you very much. our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all. To be a rock and not a roll. - ■ ■ ■ Football Smithfield had a very disappointing year with a record of 3-6-1, with victories over Central, Bristol and North Providence. The Sentinels were again victorious this season in the Turkey Bowl vs. North Providence Cougars with a score of 34-16. Kevin Haw¬ kins, Smithfields outstanding running back, had 3 touchdowns that day along with 2 from Al Fetta. The individual bragging rights this season belong to seniors, Kevin Hawkins, Robert Tartaglia and junior Kevin Van Gordon for earning First Team All Class Honors. Seniors Mike Mazzone and Co-Captian Mike Lancia earned Second All Class Honors. Although Co-Captain Tom Beefy Contillo was injured for a good part of the season his outstanding plays cannot be forgotten. Standing: C. Jackson, B. McCardo, B. Dillon, D. Tikoian, K. Van Gorden, M. Walker, j. Parrillo, T. Costa, J. Moroni, Kneeling: M. BernardI, M. Foncellino, D. Adkins, D. PetruccI, K. Hawkins, A. Fetta, B. Moison, M. Dexter, B. Krueger, Sitting: B. Tartaglia, K. Reilly, M. Mazzone, T. Contillo, M. Lancia, R. Jackson, F. SIbilia, G. Couto. Johnston R.R. Coventry Warwick South Kingston Central East Greenwich Pilgrim Tolman Narragansett Bristol North Providence SHS Opponent 0 19 0 20 a 20 6 12 7 6 20 40 6 26 14 14 0 14 14 6 34 ' ' 16 58 Coach Dunn hopes sign language will help! Al ' s ready for action Kevin goes for a touchdown. Tom practices his juggling act for halftime. Warm-up before the game Thank you! No applause necessary. Senior Football squad Funky, Beamer, and Sue, loving every minute of it. 59 Boys ' Cross Country The Boy ' s Cross Country team enjoyed a season of great success, starting out with winning the O.L.P. Invitational Lansinger Race, the first time a Rhode Island team has ever won. The team also won the Burgess Memorial race for the second successive year and the Central Division Champion¬ ship with a 7-0 record. Smithfleld placed three runners on the All Class C Team; Ron Borden, Dave Bagus, and jay Stiles. The team finished up the season with it ' s stron¬ gest showing ever in the State Meet, finish¬ ing third, qualifying for the New England Championships. Because of their great sea¬ sons, Ron Borden and Dave Bagus were named to the All State Team. The leader¬ ship of senior tri-captains Dave Bagus, Glenn Clark, and Mark Bonvouloir, com¬ bined with the efforts of the rest of the team, allowed Coach Bennett to be named Coach of the Year. Standing: Coach j. Bennett, R. Tessier, j. Stiles, C. Holton, C. Carberry, G. Campopiano, B. Brown, J. Vitulo. Kneeling: B. Duarte, N. Davis, B. Eaton, B. Forrest, j. Coderre, R. Borden, T. Smith, Sitting: W. Branch, M. Bonvouloir, D. Bagus, G. Clark. SHS Opponent Mt. Pleasant 15 49 Shea 15 50 North Providence 22 35 Central 18 43 O.L.P. 22 35 Classical 20 42 Tolman 15 49 Class C. Championships State Meet New Englands 2nd out of 10 3rd out of 23 9th out of 15 60 Say what? Bob leading the way to victory. We are the CHAMPIONS!!! 61 Girls X-Country The Girls X-Country team rebounded admirably from a dismal 1983 season. This year we won the Freshman Race in the Ocean State Carnival at Slater Park with Joely Parenteau and Tracey Parr finishing 1st and 2nd. The team peaked at the right time defeating a tough Ponaganset squad in their last league meet assuring them 5th place in the league. They ran a great race In the Class B Meet pushing the eventual win¬ ner, North Providence and tied with Lin¬ coln for 2nd place. If All-Class was picked for Girls X-Country Tracey, Joely, and Chris would have been in the Class B top 14. The future for the Lady Sentinel runners is Bright. Sitting: C. Geremia, C. Charron, Kneeling: N. Ramsbey, j. Labrie, N. Ramsbey, M. Labrie, L. Gansert, Standing: Coach Ewart, j. Ewart, A. Gibbons, M. Daniels, T. Parr, J. Parenteau, L. Petruccillo. 4SHS Cranston West Opponent 39 26 Johnston 29 26 Mount St, Charles 29 32 Lincoln 23 me Burrillville 17 36 North Providence 21 23 Woonsocket 32 38 Cumberland 21 27 Ponagans t , 28 15 Central falfs 50 62 Watch out world here we come! ' jMiUllUii STREEEETCH!!! 63 Soccer Competitive is the one word which best describes the 1984 Smithfield Soccer season. Although plagued by several key injuries, as well as a lack of scoring punch, a solid defense helped keep the Sentinels in every game. Seasonal highlights Included a CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY in the Burrillville Scholarship Tournament, victories over Woonsocket and Burrillville (both playoff teams), as well as a 2-2 tie against a veteran LaSalle squad. Smithfield also placed four players on All-Division Teams. Our final record was 5-12-1. Standing: M. Mousseau, D. Tassoni, S. Weber, D. Ramage, K. Dingly, G. Horton, M. Luther, R. Lavallee, J. Salisbury, T. Howard, B. Mignacca, B. Scott, Kneeling: J. Pagnozzi, J. Pion, D. Frioli, R. Connor, B. Bertrand, J. Lavallee, M. Healy, B. Squillante, Sitting: D. Datri, C. Davey, G. Foley. SHS 4 1 0 a 2 0 3 1 T 2 0 2 1 1 Cumberland Central Falls LaSalle Woonsocket Shea Toll Gate Cranston W« | Hendricken Coventry Burrillvile Cranston East Pilgrim Warwick Cumberland Central Falls LaSalle Woonsocket Shea Oppibnent 0 2 1 6 3 4 3 5 1 0 1 1 2 0 5 2 0 2 Good job Dick!! 64 It ' s all mine! Captain Dan!! 65 Field Hockey This years team had a disappointing season with a record of 1-1-8. They lost 11 seniors last year. Only 3 seniors returned this year. They won their 1st game against Woon¬ socket 4-1. The team is strong and will be able to handle the competition in future years. Although it wasn ' t their best season they had two excellent co-captains, Missy Nocente and Lori Catuogno. Lori made 1st All-Division and Honorable Mention All- State. Standing: D. Garriepy, K. Walker, P. Dimuccio, J. Buteau M. Foncellino, S. Reynolds, K. Hodges, K. Hart, S. Weber, S. Davis, M.B. Walsh, Coach S. Reposa, Kneeling: J. Marz, B. Mott, B. Angel, K. Leddy, J. Lillibridge, A. Carlton, Sitting: K. Petruccillo, L. Catuogno, M. Nocente. ByfrfHyilfe W00« cket CransfSn East CumtefeHInd Lincoln Burrillvlft©.. Woonsoc) ! Cranston Cumberl Lincoln Tri-Captains Karen, Lori, and Missy. One more chance! 66 ' All right Sentinels!! ' ' Were did the ball go?? Sandy, watching and waiting before the attack. Coach Sue Reposa I ' m gonna hit that ball if it kills me. Taking a break from the action. 67 Cheerleaders Standing: M. Gallant, J. Carlton, E. Morrissey (Captain), K. Riordan, K. Coleman, Kneeling: M. Martin, S. Yanni, C. Aasis, C. LaFauci, J. Frazier, (Missing: W. Karspeck, (Captain) W. Frechette. Standing: K. Ferri, K. Hardman, K. Seidzik, A. Siravo, K. Hennessey, B. K. Winthrop. Kneeling: K. Fogarty, K. Mignacca, D. Hall, K. Passano, K. Dolan 68 J.V. Cheerleading Squad All Right Sentinels!!! Meg and Ellen. 69 Boys Basketball The Boys ' Basketball Team will have to wait another year to celebrate a champion¬ ship, but all was not lost! The team had a successful season in spite of a 6-10 record. We made the Quarter-Finals, but lost to the eventual State Champs, Davies Voca¬ tional. Senior Captain, Chris Walker, was selected to the All State League Third Team along with Junior Mike Cowen, who was selected to the All Division Second Team. The only unfortunate note in this years entire campaign was the medical problems Jim Bissett experienced. But ... he bounced back to show us that he is gutsy in more ways than one. Coach Benoit said the prospects are great for next year, with the expected return of ten out of twelve play¬ ers. Co-captains Dave Tassoni and Mike Cowan will lead Eric Banville, Mike Walker and Norm Gansert to great victories. Standing: Coach Benoit, M. Walker, N. Gansert, j. Fians, M. Cowan, E. Banville, R. Eaton, A. DeQuattro, D. Woisard, S. Weber, Kneeling: j. Bissitt, C. Walker, D. Tassoni. SHS Opponent 69 Portsmouth 73 49 Narragansett 45 57 Bristol . 46 48 Ponagani tTlt 61 89 N. Smithfie?3 ' 71 58 Central FaMs 43 38 Warren 42 49 Burrillville 66 38 Scituate 53 62 Mt, St. Charles 48 40 Davies Voc 51 57 Ponaganset 65 47 S ituate 46 74 N. Smithfield 54 60 Burrillville 80 64 Mt. St. Charles 73 56 Central Falls 49 61 Davies 82 1 yy| The j.V. Boy ' s Basketball Team 70 just a little higher Eric Banville shoots for the hoop Junior Dennis Woisard on the court Norman goes for a SLAM-DUNK!!! junior Mike Walker plays the field junior David Tassoni is flying now! 71 Girls Basketball Our Lady Sentinels completed their best season since 1972 as they defeated Cum¬ berland, 54-50, to win the R.l. State Girl ' s Basketball Championship at the Provi¬ dence Civic Center on March 17. The road to the State Title was a long one. The Lady Sentinels finished with a league record of 15-4 giving them the Northern Division Co-Championship on the final regular sea¬ son game. The overall team record was 25- 5. The last State Title won by the Lady Sentinels was In 1972. The seniors were outstanding in leading the way to the title. TrI- Captains Mindy Day, Chris Charron and Lori Catuogno set the pace for the rest of the team to follow. Mindy was having a super season until a serious knee injury forced her to the bench. She Continued to set a fine example with her leadership, spirit, and desire. Chris Charron took over the floor leadership after Mindy ' s injury and was a real spark. She saved several games with clutch baskets and many steals. She set a new State Championship record with 9 steals in the final game. Lori Ca¬ tuogno was voted most Desire and Hustle as she made valuable contributions both as a starter and off the bench. Her fine play in the playoffs against Classical was a key to our victory. Seniors, Dawn O ' Shea and Denise Thibeault played a valuable role off the bench throughout the regular season and in the playoffs, junior starter Sharon HIndle was immense and she was awarded many post season honors for her fine all around play. Sophomore Kathy Leddy did an outstanding job rebounding, on de¬ fense and shooting in the clutch. Notable were the clutch and poised performances shown by two freshman: Betsy Lange and Lisa Gansert. junior Kathy Guillerlane is un- stopable when she gets cranked up. Substi¬ tutes Sandy Weber, Suzanne Reynolds, Mary Beth Walsh, Leslie Catuogno, Mi¬ chelle Branch and Kim Hart have bright futures ahead of them. In Addition to the fine play of the Varsity: The j.V. Team went undefeated with a 20-0 record led by Freshman julie Puleo who scored 300 points. Other j.V. Team members who ex- celed were Lyn Eaton, Kim Lancaster, Den¬ ise Dexter, jen Ewart, Paula Di Muccio and Seanna Davis. Standing: M. Branch, M.B. Walsh, S. Hindle, K. Guillerlane, K. Leddy, B. Lange, L. Gansert, Coach Neal. Kneeling: S. Reynolds, L. Catuogno, L. Catuogno, D. Thibeault, M. Day, D. O ' Shea, C. Charron, K. Hart, S. Weber. Denise gets psyched for a high five. No jumping jacks on the court Kathy. SHS Opponent 58 East Greenwich 38 67 Tolman 47 41 North I KStOM 43 56 |oiinst m 62 ’A’ortsinouth 19 fS Middletown 37 60 Lincoln 37 58 East Providence 40 40 Classical 44 63 Cumberland 46 48 Woonsocket 46 45 Bay View 50 79 North Providence 38 58 Lincoln 51 53 Barrington 27 52 johnston 43 58 Burrillville 63 60 Cifi erlariy 41 51 Woonspckel 25 62 North frovidence 27 42 Rogers ' 56 58 Burrillville 46 61 Westerly- 47 71 Classicall 4 finals 55 55 Bay View semi finals 54 54 Cumberland finals 50 72 Kathy going for the shot. Sharon looking for an opening Coach Neal getting the undivided attention of the team. Lori waiting to attack the rebound. Betsy practicing her levitation. Senior Mindy Day 73 Wrestling Led by Seniors Chris Davey, Rob Tartag- lia, and Chris Carbone the sentinel wres¬ tling squad finished the season with a second place finish in the Suburban Tour¬ nament and a 15th place finish in the State Tournament. Rob Tartaglia And Chris Car¬ bone capped off their careers as Suburban State Champs. Chris Carbone also took third in the R.l. State tournament. Chris Davey earned All-State Honors for the sec¬ ond straight year as he capped off a 95-13- 1 high school career with a third place finish in the New England Tournament. Se¬ niors George Kelley and Dean Fraioli con¬ tributed to the team with some timely victories. A strong group of underclassmen are returning, the sentinels should be a force to reckon with in 85-86. Top row: A. Oliva, T. Howard, M. Luther, A. Battry, B. Duarte S. Darling, R. Davey, Third row: A. Torregrossa, M. Goyette, S. Hanem, E. Dolan, T. Jutras, E. Regina, M. Caparco, Second row: J, Huyler, D. Lombard, E. Adkins, W. Moison, C. Cerroni, J. Huyler, D. Menatian, First row: D. Frioli, S. Montecalvo, C. Carbone, R. Tartaglia, C. Davey, P. Placido, G. Kelly. SHS West Warwidk W OLP w Holiday T 3urnami§nt 3rd place Ponaganset L Mt. Pleasar W Central F ls w johnstOf ' L Hope W Warren L West Warwick L Ponaganset L Jonston L Warren W Central Falls L Suburban State Tournament 2nd place 74 How does the floor taste ??? Senior Chris Davey goes for the pin Scott on the attack! Let ' s do the twist. Dave gets ready to pounce. 75 Hockey We failed to make the playoffs for the third year in a row mainly because of lack of experience and depth. Our League re¬ cord was 5-14-1, we lost five games by only one goal. The offense or goal scoring was headed by John Connor our leading scor¬ er, and Mike Healey, our second leading scorer. The defense was backboned by Captain R.J. Lillibridge the third leading scorer and 1st Team All-Division on de¬ fense. Next season with several young prospects returning, we hope to get back into the play offs. Standing: Coach Paquette, M. Mousseau, j. Salisbury, D. Spacagna, D. Nardelli, C. O ' Neal, P. Bertch, K. Van Gorden, M. Healey, S. Gere, M. Erbe, Marz, Coach Lilli¬ bridge, Sitting: E, Hall, j. Hanaway, j. Noke, A. Nerney, R. Lillibridge J. Connor, j. Hardman. 76 GET OUT OF MY WAY!! YEEAAH!!! Co- captain R.J. Lillibridge. John ' s ready for action! We lost again. junior Mike Heally. 77 Gymnastics This was the best year for the team in 6 years. The season can be called one of a comeback. The team scored more overall points than It has in several years. The team ' s record was 2 wins, 5 losses. Many of the girls came close to obtaining qualifying scores that would have placed them in the state meet. Co-captain Liz Roberts did qualify and compete In the state meet and was also named to the 2nd Team All-Divi¬ sion for the Northern League. With only one departing senior and the return of Coach Karen Martin the team stands an excellent chance to continue Its success. Top Row: M. Barbato, J. Johnson, K. Martin, M. Green, L. Convoy Bottom Row: L. Roberts, A. Flaxington, T. Frazier, K. Mandevllle M. Foncellino. SHS 56.2 Burrillville Op ponent 62.8 70.1 Mt. Pleasant 66.8 68.5 Cumberland 105.9 75.0 Classical 70,5 67.4 N. Smithfield 81.3 76.6 W. Warwick 101.9 75.6 Mt. St. fta rles 106.8 Point them toes baby!!! Jessica perfects her routine. Tennis The Smithficid Tennis season began with alot of promise, however, due to injuries and a little bad luck this primarily young team concluded with a 1 and 9 record. Two of our players, both freshman, were cho¬ sen for All-Division spots which is not common for such young players. With only two seniors leaving, next year looks encouraging. Standing: Coach Villucci, S. Amley, B. Fontaine, D. Nuttall, j. Perron. Kneeling: j. Mansilillo, j. Mansilillo, G. Clark, B. Reall, M. Autiello, C. Smith. 79 Baseball 1985 marked the return of Coach Bob Salisbury after a two year absence to as¬ sume the assistant principal duties. His task was one of re-construction, for most posi¬ tions were left vacant. This year ' s team fea¬ tured four seniors and was led by the captains Kevin Hawkins (left field) and Bob Colucci (third base). Additionally R.J. Lilli- bridge came in to play first base and Bill Scott handled the bulk of the mound du¬ ties. The offensive punch was supplied by Juniors Mike Healy, The 1985 batting champ (.357), Jeff Salisbury, (.325) at second base, John Parrillo (.295) in the outfield, and sophmore Robbie Mignacca (.300). Freshman Mike Mousseau was outstanding as the teams catcher while Junior Bob Squillante and Sophmore Bob Perry posted big mound victories with some fine perfor¬ mances. Scott Newell, Steve Weber, John Spenard, Mike Foncellino, and Andy Ner- ney all filled in very capably at the remain¬ ing positions. All will be back next year. The rebuilding Is over and 1986 promises to field an all-experienced team at all nine positions. Watch for us in the playoffs next year! Healy and Salisbury were elected co¬ captains for the 1986 season. Back Row: R. Mignacca, J. Pion, S. Weber, M. Mousseau, J. Spenard, B. Perry, Coach Salisbury. Second Row: B. Perry, N. Bellmore, Y. Foncellino, A. Nerney, S. Newell, J. Parlllo, Front Row: M. Healey, B. Squillante, R. Lillibridge, K. Hawkins, B. Collucci, B. Scott, J. Salisbury. SHS Opponent 3 Lincoln 2 16 Shea 4 3 Johnston 4 8 St. Raphael 16 4 Tolman 6 2 No. Providence 1 2 Central Falls 0 6 Lincoln 9 4 Shea 8 2 Johnston 7 2 St. Raphael 9 10 Tolman 3 7 No. Providence 5 2 Central Falls 4 80 Senior Varsity players Kevin takes a few practice swings before he goes to the plate. Coach Bob with some words about batting technique. Bob ' s original Pitching Face. That ' s what I call a bunt! When I become a man I ' ll chew tobacco This is not one of Jeff ' s better days. 81 Boys Field And Track As we entered into the 1985 Track sea¬ son we felt optimistic about winning a divi¬ sion title. The reason for our optimism was the returning talent and number of quality performers on the team. We ended our season with 4 wins and 3 losses in our Northern League Dual Meet Competition. The three Losses we had were to teams who were in a higher class than we were; Woonsocket, Cumberland and Lincoln. Competing in the Class D Championships involving ten teams at the end of our sea¬ son we were now competing with teams that were comparable to us in size. As an¬ ticipated we won our class meet and ended the season with a championship. Congrat¬ ulations goes out to the three Co-Captains; Dan Foley, George Kelly and Dave Bagus and the entire team on their fine efforts. Back Row: B. Brown, G. Campopiano, C. Carberry, A. Segee, K. Dingly, N. Gansett, J. Fians, P. Carlson, C. Ritchie, M. Luther, A. Batty, J. Rubino, C. Buglio. Middle Row: B. Gregory, K. Riley, T. Howard, B. Bouchard, R. Borden, M. Bally, B. Eaton, S. Costa. Front Row: C. O ' neil, C. Davey, D. Fontaine, G. Kelley, D. Foley, W. Branch, M. Mazzone, T. Gallagher. HHMM! What a nice view. 82 Runners to your marks, Get s-e-e-e-t . . . . Mr. Dunn the Official starter. ' Hey Tm going to beat you so why bother Senior Kevin Riley Dan ' s got his form down pat. Yeah, Glen ' s BAD! Girl ' s Field And Track The 1985 Girls Track Team reached its pinnacle with its victory in the Class C Championship and its first place finish in the statewide Performance Meet. Sparked by Co-Captains All-State, All-Division, Lori Catuogno and All-Division Chris Charron, the team posted a 6-1 record in the North¬ ern Division. Even with the seniors Chris, Lori, Kim, Dena, Missy, and Debby leaving, the team is looking forward to an outstand¬ ing future with the talent of Kathy Leddy, Julie Marz, Betsy Lange, and Leslie Ca- tugno. Coach Bennett will remember this as a great season. Standing: Coach Bennett, j. Labrie, T. Parr, L. Gansert, j. McDonald, j. Ewart, B. Lange, N. Ramsby, K. Srail, N. Ramsby, C. Wilder, M. Daniels, K. Depalmer, C. Carlson, A. Gibbons, P. DiMuccio, K. Kinnear, L. Carbone, Coach Neracko. Kneeling: M. Labrie, S. Dickenson, L. Catuogno, M. Branch, L. Petrucillo, L. Lepere, J. Marz, C, LafaucI, S. Davis, j. Brown, K. Leddy. Sitting: D. Niles, K. Lomax, C. Charron, L. Catuogno, D. Hall, M. Nocente. SHS W Lincoln Opponent L W Cumberland L W Hope L W Ponaganset L W West Warwick L W Woonsocket L L Cranston East W Maybe an Ex-Lax will help. Record breaker, Kathy Leddy Betsy has her own style of high jumping. The Sentinel Stride. 84 Junior Julie Marz takes the lead. What form!! gold. Don ' t mind me I ' m just nervous as ?!$ I ' ve only got 100m left, THANK GOD I do not want to do this. I ' m mean, I ' m tough, and I ' m gonna win! ' Noel and Natalia check to see if they ' re winning. This is what I call determination. Softball 1985 could be called a transition year for the softball team, with many new players and a new coach. The team finished with a 7 and 5 record, good for a third place finish In a tough Western Division. Highlighting the season was a 13-0 victory over Scituate in which pitcher Cheryl Dingley hurled a no-hitter. Leading in offensive depart¬ ments were Dana Antonelli, Annie Boyes, Patty Leddy and Cheryl Dingley while Kris Sledzik, Co-Captain Joanne Paquette, Ja¬ mie Plante, Tiffany Hayes, Marybeth Walsh and Robin Deming (Co-Captain) anchored the defense. Sandy Weber, Judy Guilbeult and Jill Lillibridge also contibuted by com¬ ing off the bench. With some good players coming from the J.V. and a strong group remaining the lady Sentinels should be Ti¬ tle contenders for 1986. Top Row; R. Catuogno, M. Walsh, L. Capllli, C. Placido, S. Reynolds, J. Lillibridge, T. Hayes, J. Buteau, Coach Torregrossa. Middle Row: S. Weber, C. Dingl ey, L. Beaumier, J. Gullbeault, K. Siedzik, D. Antonelli, P. Leddy. Bottom Row: J. Manchester, R. Deming, J. Paquette, A. Boyes. SHS 4 13 5 5 0 4 0 7 19 6 3 19 Opponent Burrillville 6 Scituate 0 La Salle 2 Johnston 2 North Providence 4 Johnston 2 North Smithfleld 2 Burrillville 12 Scituate 8 La Salle 3 North Providence 9 North Smithfleld 13 and captains Robin and Coach Mr. T Joanne What a slow ball. 86 OOOO I get to play golf! EEERRRGH out What are they doing there?? Kristen is it really that bad? A little too close for comfort, Let ' s pause for a moment and stare at the ball. Annie comes strollin ' on home. 87 Coif The Smithfield Golf team was successful again in 1985 by placing second in their division and qualifying for the State Cham¬ pionships. The teams season record was 7 wins 3 losses. It was led by Co-Captains Mark Bonvouloir and John Noke. With Mark in the number one spot, and a strong sophmore, Norm Izzard in the second spot we pulled off some strong victories against some good teams. John Noke and Jeff Pag- nozzi along with Mark and Norm are ex¬ pected to make First Team All-Division. Standing: Coach Hart, E. Hall, G. Toure, R. Labossonaire, M. Segal, j. Pagnozzi, B. Maguire, Kneeling: B. Dillon, j. Connor, M. Bonvoulior, j. Noke. SHS Opponent Woonsocket 6 2 6 2 5 2 12 Scituate 0 12 0 3 Cumberland 9 AV2 life 6 V 2 N. Smithfield 5� 2 91 2 2 z 6 2 Surrillville 5 2 6 V 2 5fe ' Pm just having so much fun. I wonder why Pm suppose to do this be¬ fore I putt? Where ' s the hole? Hi Coach! don ' t strain yourself driving 88 89 Athletic Banquet ' 85 Chris Davey-Sportsmanship Award Dena Hall-Most Congenial Robert Colucci-Scholar Athlete Elizabeth Roberts-Scholar Athlete Lori Catuogno-Citizenship Award Outstanding Female Athlete 90 91 92 SADD Smoking Awareness Yearbook Alcohol Awareness Close Up Distributive Education Model Legislature French Club Library Aides Audio-Visual Club Rhode Island Math League New England Math League Newspaper Student Council Officers American Computer And Science League Concert Choir - ‘S ' Chamber Singers Band Missing; Jen Newton Julie Williams Chris Burns 98 Class M 86 99 FRONT ROW: R. Borden, T. Autiello, J. Arnold, SECOND ROW: B. Bouchard, E. Aldrich, N. Bellemore, E. Banville, M. Bailey, B. Bottai, R. Bowker, A. Audino, THIRD ROW: V. Bejma, D. Burns, D. Butterfield, L. Azzara, K. Aissis, T. Butler, S. Bosco, D. Antonelli, E. Beaumier, S. Blanchard, A. Borino, MISSING: L. Archambault, S. Beaudry, P. Bertsch, J. Brousseau, D. Brunette FRONT ROW: G. Bonaminio, L. Audino, T. Costa, G. Clingham, R. Dery, SECOND ROW: A. Calabro, A. Ciancaglini, M. Cowan, J. Catalfomo, C. Cerroni, J. Ceraldi, A. DeQuattro, W. Derosier, THIRD ROW: Y. D ' Agostino, K. Carosi, K. Cimini, A. Cinelli, G. Caron, G. Desroches, M. Carlton, G. Castriotta, A. Conlon, MISSING: D. Caprocotta, S. Carrier, P, Cunha, L. Deluca, J. Coderre FRONT ROW: R. Goyette, P. Floor, R. Forrest, B. Farrell, J. Esposito, M. Foncellino, J. Girard, S. Furtado, SECOND ROW: A. Deitz, S. Gardner, S. Ducharme, J. Frazier, L. Gentile, C. Dingley, J. Fair, K. Gillerlane, M. Dufresne, K. Edward, D. Dexter, W. Frechette, K. Ferri, MISSING: L. DeWetter, G. Fernald, D. Hebert 100 FRONT ROW: K. Hardman, J. Huyler, G. Hines, T. Howard, J. Huyler, J. Hardman, T. Jutras, K. Hennessey, SECOND ROW: G. Keene, T. Hall, M. Jardin, D. Kay, S. Hindle, T. Hayes, M. Hodges, J. Guilbeault, MISSING: C. Haltinner, L. Johnson, M. Heally. FRONT ROW: R. Martin, A. Loffredo, J. Kezal, M. Luther, M. Leveille, B. Kruegar, R. Lynn, W. Martin, j. Kukulka, SECOND ROW: D. Ma¬ son, J. Kimner, K. Kelly, M. Martin, C. Leveille, A. Low, P. Leddy, C. LaFauci, M. Kiley, L. Lepere, S. Kelly, M. Leveille MISSING: A. Leinhos, j. Lillibridge, A. Lancellotta, R. Lavoie. FRONT ROW: C. Nicienski, J. Molis, B. McGuire, D. Menatian, SECOND ROW: j. Martucci,). Meroni, M. Nerney, P. Matteo, S. O ' Brien, D. Moison, j. McKay, THIRD ROW: J. Marz, j. Moran, T. Murgo, j. Mazzone, R. Maurice, B. McArdle, T. McKenna, R. Mennella, G. Medeiros, M. Medeiros, D. Miner, MISSING: S. Naylor, P. Nero, S. Montecalvo, J. Moroni, S. Newell. 101 FRONT ROW: L. Petruccillo, S. Riccardi, S. Reynolds, L. Reis, SECOND ROW: D. Porter, J. Petrone, E. Regine, J. Esposito, J. Pagnozzi, J. Parrillo, T. Costa, S. Newell, M. Richards, THIRD ROW: J. Rigney, M. Roberge, J. Perron, B. Priestley, M. Pay, C. Parisi, MISSING: L. Puleo, M. Reilly, D. Rivers, D. Rogers, C. O ' Neil, L. Reo FORNT ROW: C. Smith, R. Snow, S. Sabatos, M. Slader, B. Salisbury, B. Squillante, J. Rubino, J. Spenard, D. Tassoni, SECOND ROW: A. Siravo, T. Stewart, K. Suitor, G. Smith, B. Talbot, M. Slader, M. Salois, K. Tardie, MISSING: K. Siedzik, K. Spaziano, K. Stoeckel, W. Rossi, S. Serapiglia, C. Simkins FRONT ROW: J. Volatile, W. Theroux, S. Yany, S. Weber, M. Walsh, K. Winthrop, D. Ursillo, P. Vinacco, V. Zinnelli, SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, B. Bouchard, D. Tikoian, C. Walker, Mr. Tobin, K. VanGordon, J. Connor, C. O ' Neil, G. Tromblay, K. Venditelli Missing: J. Trombley, M. VanDam, F. VanEps, V. Via, C. Whipple 102 Class Df ' 87 FRONT ROW:: R. Bellucci, B. Brown, P. Battey, A. Batty, SECOND ROW: B. Angell, R. Barter, A. Allin, C. Audette, M. Bernard!, E. Adkins, D. Balassone, THIRD ROW: M.C. Boyorek, C. Brousseau, M. Branch, J. Antonelli, B. Boisvert, C. Allin, M. Berard, j. Brown, C. Borges, K. Beckett, MISSING: C. Arena, V. Brown FRONT ROW: J. Carlton, P. Charron, S. Carberry, G. Campopiano, G. Cole, M. Caron, T. Casey, C. Carberry, S. Beckett, SECOND ROW: K. Coleman, A. Carlton, L. Cardone, C. Chin, L. Cole, L. Capilli, C. Cabral, C. Cherette, J. Carlton, W. Butler, C. Chase, L. Catuogno, j. Bu¬ reau, K. Cerep, MISSING: J. Chartier 103 FRONT ROW: E. Crawley, R. Corbishley, C. DeCristofaro, W. Dillon, SECOND ROW: S. Costa, T. Coulombe, E. Coutu, J. Curley, M. Connors, D. Crossman, R. Deming, L. Crouse, THIRD, ROW: L. Conboy, J. David, K. Dingley, A. DeQuattro, M. Dexter, M. Craig, S. Davis, MISSING: S. Dickinson FRONT ROW: P. Shackleton, P. Stifano, W. Sullivan, SECOND ROW: M. Segal, D. Sabourin, C. Smith, T. Smith, S. Simeone, THIRD ROW: K. Strail, J. SinesI, S. Shemenski, D. Sencabaugh, M. Snell, M. Smith, M. Sepe, MISSING: R. Simonelli, G. Sherlock FRONT ROW: J. Fians, B. Rarrar, E. Dolan, S. Fanning, M. Fague, D. Duefrene, SECOND ROW: K. Floor, D. Ellis, C. Duhaime, A. Flaxington, K. Ferri, K. Falcone, MISSING: D. Ellis, A. Fernald, M. DiSandro, R. DiStefano, P. Duhaime, R. Eaton. 104 FRONT ROW: D. Gardner, P. Gavlick, R. Gregory, B. Gould, S. Hansen, N. Gansert. SECOND ROW: C. Fiore, T. Frazier, M. Foncellino, S. Geer, T. Garthwaite, E. Gederman, M. Greene, G. Guesaldo MISSING: R. Funaro, S. Ganung, D. Garriepy. FRONT ROW: N. Izzard, G. Horton, D. Hill, E. Kadian, S. Keenan, R. Laboissonniere, C. Jackson, SECOND ROW: C. Hopkins, L. jardin, S. Harris, j. Hymel, K. Labonte, G. King, D. Houle, L. Hilton. MISSING: A. Hawley, T. Jenkins, K. Jones. FRONT ROW: J. Lacerte, J. LaFleur, L. Meadows, G. Latour, S. Marrocco, C. Lee, E. Lawrence, R. Lavallee, J. LaChance, THIRD ROW: K. Mandeville, S. Leprer, M. Labrie, J. McGrath, K. Leddy, T. Lee, V. Marchlone, S. Lusher. MISSING: D. Levesque, E. Macomber, J. Mansolillo, T. McKay 105 FRONT ROW: R. Mignacca, L. Parenteau, W. Moison, ]. Moon, D. Nuttall, SECOND ROW: K. Nani, L. Ovadia, E. Paolini, j. Octeau, H. Miller, S. Miacle, M. O ' Brien, E. Murphy, K. Medeiros, S. Mathratta, G. Pagnozzi, MISSING: C. Merola, J. Mooney, M. Nicienski. FRONT ROW: C. Placido, S. Perkins, N. Ramsbey, G. Profughi, SECOND ROW: A. Reo, W. Perry, J. Peloquin, J. Pion, R. Perry, D. Ramage, THIRD ROW: P. Piti, j. Plante, K. Riordan, A. Pennine, D. Pellegrino, J. Polseno, N. Ramsbey, D. Proulx, K. Pryor, MISSING: D. Pirri, G. Parker, B. Pate, C. Prouty. FRONT ROW: R. Waterman, M. Suprenant, M. Wheelock, S. Weber, M. Whatmough, SECOND ROW: H. Waterman, R. Watmough, T. Tetreault, K. Winthrop, C. Tessier, S. Zammarelli, MISSING: P. White, J. Williams, P. Wood, S. Taylor, D. Wilcox, D. Woisard, D. Varin 106 Class 61 ' 88 FRONT ROW: C. Bianchi, S. Ainley, D. Ackroyd, P. Beadry, S. Beckett, P. Boyer, E. Anderson, SECOND ROW: S. Beaton, L. Anter, T. Beaudry, R. Azzara, M. Borden, J. Barrow, B. Brewer, D. Arruda, P. Anderson, K. Ahearn, M. Barbato, MISSING: J. Boudreau, C. Brooke- Stewart, P. Borges 107 FRONT ROW: S. Costello, R. Brown, D. Brunette, J. Corvese, M. Charland. SECOND ROW: L. Carbone, K. Carlson, K. Cobb, C. Coburn, C. Cadwell, J. Ciotola, T. Caron, R. Cardente, THIRD ROW: M. Caparco, S. Costa, T. Cornelia, M. Colpack, P. Carlson, C. Byerlee, D. Clavet, A. Calderone, S. Comfort. FRONT ROW: K. Dinivan, A. D ' Agostino, R. Decorte, SECOND ROW: S. Darling, B. Duarte, D. Dragon, N. Davis, D. D ' Atri, THIRD ROW: R. Ellis, L. DiPetrillo, J. Dionne, K. DePalmo, D. Ellis, A. Decker, MISSING: P. Cretella, M. Daniels, P. Dimuccio, L. Dube, L. Eaton, M. Caparco, K. Demers. FRONT ROW: R. Fetta, K. Francis, M. Fague. SECOND ROW: B. Gentile, E. Fagan, M. Ford, P. Fontaine, M. Erbe, S. Flood, A. Estrella, B. Ford. THIRD ROW: L. Gansert, J. Ewart, K. Ethier, D. Forrest, J. Fagan, A. Gibbons, M. Ferri, K. Gallagher, M. Fague. MISSING: K. Fera, D. Gomes, M. Gianfrancesco. 108 FRONT ROW: S. Guertin, C Jaswell, S. Hickey, SECOND ROW: E. Hall, T. Hamel, C Holton, J. Hines, M. Goyette, S. Hawkins, W.. Houle, M. Indelicato, THIRD ROW: K. Hodges, G. latrou, C. Guertin, E. Gould, J. Johnson, MISSING: B. Haigh, K. Hart, P. Howard, M. Izzi FRONT ROW: j. Lacount, D. Lombardo, S. Lavimodiere, W. Clark, SECOND ROW: D. Linehan, C. Law, K. Loffredo, P. Kerwin, E. Lange, K. Lancaster, C. Kinnear, S. joly, j. Lavrie, C. Lawrence, THIRD ROW: T. jutras, j. Loxley, W. Landry, K. Kohanski, A. Leveille, MISSING: C. Kezal, j. Kelley, W. Kloc, S. Larue. FRONT ROW: M. Matteo, S. Marzilli, R. Mega, T. McGuire, SECOND ROW: K. Malouin, S. Moroni, D. Mazzone, J. Mansolillo, j. Marz, R. Manchester, THIRD ROW: T. Mansi, D. Medeiros, K. Lynch, S. MacDonald, D. McVey, j. McKenna, C. Miller, Mrs. Bennett MISSING: ]. MacDonald, M. MacKay, B. Mott 109 FRONT ROW: T. Parr, J. Parenteau, M. Mousseau, L. Norberg, C. O ' Brien, D. Nuttall, P. Powers, S. Quattrini, R. Mustier, G. Pistacchio SECOND ROW: S. Pike, D. Nardelli, W. O ' Connor, J. Puleo, K. Parker, S. Poirier, J. Puerini, J. Norberg, J. Proulx MISSING: K. Orebona FRONT ROW: D. Spacagna, D. Slater, J. Ruotolo, M. Sabatos, SECOND ROW: D. Swain, J. Stiles, C. Stanley, D. Slader, K. Souza, T. Srail, J. Schecher, J. Sharpies THIRD ROW: G. Simkins, A. Segee, C. Schwartz, J. Scott, P. Rossi, T. Rogers, M. Norberg, Mr. Gordon MISSING: G. Rubino, J. Russell, J. Spenard, C. Spencer, M. Stewart FRONT ROW: J. Theroux, V. Zibelli, D. Wilds, SECOND ROW: K. Walker, C. Wilder, C. Tweedle, E. Taylor, D. Viau, THIRD ROW: A. Vallante, R. Worcester, J. Vinacco, G. VanPelt, D. Tow, T. Thibeault, Mr. Dauphinee MISSING: M. Trombley, S. Whalen, T. Viens, G. Wilkins, W. Wira, A. Wood 110 Pep Rally Oct, 5 - Tunk, Dscy r at 9 - wcj. Oct. 10 - f jiOan -f Krttn Aij titiMf. Oct. II • Mismatch Th.y fu. Od li • Green -r Gold Spirit week activities Jeff and Andrea strut their stuff The football team demonstrates their skill? The cheerleaders try out their new rain dance Wally rocks!! Frank ' s enjoying himself Debby and Randy get ready to roam the streets. jBEBC. Steven! Wait Up! Homecoming King, Michael Cooper Jop and Kris take a stroll Homecoming Homecoming Nominees Parky and her hubby lead the parade. Kathy Dwyer, queen of 1984, and Daria Kozikowski, queen of 1985 Coach Dunn Cotemplates Victory Go for it Rich! Christmas Spirit at Smith field High Mr. Cleasby ' s finest? Kim Chip view the present in A Christ¬ mas Carol . 116 Terry ' s make-up gets a touch-up. All went well thanks to Mrs. D ' s fine direction. Back on the chain gang. Kevin ' s ready for a night on the town. Vickee Jo gets serenaded by Steve Smith. It looks like the making for a Brut commercial. . . . and the babes go wild. And that ' s the way we became the Brady Punks! 117 CU J4„nJr,J % and Ite C lciAS of ineteen JdunJreJ cordiaKy inuite ijou to 2 , camA ecemLer iventi -tliird l ineleen Jdundred and i lit -four at even in the eveninq hc JdoApitahtij (Center, l JarraganAett (J oufeuard Wu.ic niu,ionic, $35.00 per couple Dena acting natural. Boy, can Annie dance. Erin and Michael had fun tonight! Kelly, don ' t be so camera shy! Mr. and Mrs. Dauphinee boogie down to the music. Is it time to go home yet? Looking forward to a good time. 119 Fashion Show The women fix their makeup . . . While the men flex their muscles??? 120 Miss Chauvin without Takis. Oh, sooo cute! Southern Belle of Smithfield. Chris is on the prowl. Wanna Tango Bobby strutin ' his stuff. Dum . . . Dum . . . Da-Dum Special thanks to Mrs. DiNoble. 121 Mike date are having fun. 1231 Smiih ie J ScAoo G ass of DCine een hunJrec anc ei At six corJiall inoiies t ou io One ' JlCore i Ai on ienlA nineteen Aunc reJ ancf ei Aii fioe at seven o ’c ocA in iAe evening H accacios OaA awn Tluenue Grans ion, U Aocfe 9s anc S30.00 per coup e Lisa Chris have a great time. 124 Something caught Michelle ' s eye. Hey, where ' s the party, dudes? Vikki Viau date reflect on their evening. Smithfield Rockettes 1 §nviiR|tcicl §cRaa£ CL af 1985 ( xxitafE irv HU Euutv icrua i ' “Sa m€ ta o-u Rximc- 9lLa 1 7, ' I 985 ®irui« i at8:00 p.m . iJ § aulxin -0TLim|uif 9ltcuiA «i!l, 9lLa Aac 4XA iUA Karen and Ryan are glued together The V-Team I thought these two broke up Lori and Dan Bop at the prom Student Council officers and Parky King TUT ' ' Now I get it. Erin and Coop— Way to Be!! The U2 Killer Crew 128 Bob Caine, the stud? Diane and friends flash a smile for the camera. You can tell why Lisa got best-looking. Beefy Kim hand out Superlatives. Frank Kristen make the show with ' How Pray Tell . . . ' Kevin finally has Erin for a night. Me, craziest? 129 Senior Superlatives MOST TALKATIVE: Frank Sibilia-Donna Pietryski FUNNIEST: Cooper-Erin Riordan BEST LOOKING: John Connor-Lisa Santoro BEST DRESSED: Richard Hannaway-Daria Kozikowski CRAZIEST: Mike Cooper-Donna Vouch BEST PUNK ROCKER: Paul Drummond- Kris Salley 1 ?: 130 MOST ATHLETIC: Chris Davey-Chris Charron MOST DEPENDABLE: Carl Dexter-Karen Petrucclllo MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Tom Contillo-Ka- ren Petruccillo MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Russell Tes- sier-Lori Catuogno BEST PERSONALITY: Mike Cooper-Chris NICEST SMILE: John Connor-Erin Green McWilliams MOST POPULAR: Tom Contillo-Daria Kozikowski MOST STUDIOS: Russell Tessier-Lori Catuogno 131 Smith field High School Class Of 1985 Senior Honors Day PROGRAM Invocation - Dr. Camille C. Bedard, Pastor, Georgiaville Baptist Church Pledge of Allegiance - Karen M. Petruccillo, 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 . Lori A. Catuogno English . Lori A. Catuogno EEP Honors Program (English) . Russell G. Tessier French . Russell G. Tessier Mathematics . Russell G. Tessier Physical Science . Russell G. Tessier Secretarial Studies . Johna G. Sleaver Social Studies ... Lori A. Catuogno Early Enrollment Program: Political Science . Dean A. Fraioli Spanish . Lori A. Catuogno DAR Citizenship Award - Lori A. Catuogno Excellence in Drama - Kimberly A. Fogarty Award for Outstanding Senior in French IV - Karen M. Petruccillo Congressman Fernand St. Germain Merit Award - Reynolds J. Lillibridge, Jr. Secretary of State Leadership Award - Karen M. Petruccillo and Russell G. Tessier Avery T. Waterman Award - Karen M. Petruccillo Guidance Intern Award - Kathleen A. Flood Certificates in Appreciation of Smoking Awareness Program David j. Ahearn Linda j. Costello Christine A. Crawley Dawn M. Francis Dawn S. O ' Shea Certificates in Appreciation of Alcohol Education Program Dawn M. Francis Elizabeth A. Roberts Student Council Excellence Award Frank A. D ' Ambra, jr. Kimberly A. Hennessey Karen M. Petruccillo Russell G. Tessier Yearbook Award - Lynn M. Hurley and Kimberly A. Lomax journal Bulletin Academic Award - Elizabeth A. Roberts National High School Athletic Coaches Assoc. Prep All-American Award - Lori A. Catuogno presented by Cindy Neal National High School Athletic Coaches Assoc. Academic All-American Award - Lori A. Catuogno presented by Cindy Neal Certificates of Recognition of Senior members of the ACADEMIC DECATHLON team Christopher P. Carbone Lori A. Catuogno George A. Kelley Jennifer J. Newton Deborah L. Niles Russell G. Tessier CIBA Geigy Award - Russell G. Tessier Colleen M Tetreault Daria L. Kozikowski 132 Senior Honors Night John Philip Sousa Band Award - John R. Lavallee BAnd Director ' s Award - Christopher J. Burns and Edward D. Voas National School Choral Award - Lynn M. Hurley SMITHFIELD LIONS CLUB AWARDS FOR Outstanding Achievement in Non-Academic Areas Accounting . Art . Band . Boys ' Physical Education . Career Education . Choral Music . Computer Programming . Construction . Drama Theatre Arts . Girls ' Physical Education . Home Economics . Journalism . Marketing Distributive Education . Mass Media Communications . Mechanical Drawing . Power Mechanics . Public Speaking . Shorthand . Typing . Woodworking . Scholarship Announcements: NEA Smithfield Scholarships Protuguese American Club Scholarships Student Council Scholarships Smithfield Lions Scholarships Other Scholarships MEMBERS OF THE RHODE David J. Ahearn Mark R. Bonvouloir Brenda A. Bruno Christopher J. Burns Coleen L. Catlow Lori A. Catuogno Christine H. Charron Lynne M. Chevoya Robert G. Colucci Linda J. Costello Karen L. Danielson Robin L. Deming Carlton E. Dexter Kristen M. Dolan ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Kathleen A. Flood Kimberly A. Fogarty George D. Foley Dean A. Fraioli Dena C. Hall Kimberly A. Hennessey Diane L. Hodson Lynn M. Hurley Wendy M. Karspeck George A. Kelley John R. Lavallee Benno Leguina Bertrand Reynolds J. Lillibridge, Jr. Christine G. McWilliams ... Robert G. Colucci Richard A. Hannaway . Brian K. Parks . Brian K. Parks . Diane L. Hodson Kimberly A. Lomax Donald R. Peloquin, Jr. .... Carlton E. Dexter .... Kristine H. Salley .... Robin L. Deming .... Susan M. Falcone .... Colleen P. Russell . Lori J. Keisling .... Kristen M. Dolan .. Thomas E. Villandry .... Carlton E. Dexter .. Daria L. Kozikowski . Johna G. Sleaver . Johna G. Sleaver .... Carlton E. Dexter Jennifer J, Newton Melissa Nocente Karen M. Petruccillo Elizabeth A. Roberts Colleen P. Russell Kristine H. Salley Carol A. Schwartz Stephen T. Skoutas Johna G. Sleaver Deborah L. Stoeckel Diane A. Strycharz Russell G. Tessier Robert W. VanNieuwenhuyze Edward D. Voas Special Award to Foreign Exchange Student Benno Leguina Bertrand MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL David J. Ahearn Mark R. Bonvouloir Brenda A. Bruno Christopher J. Burns Lori A. Catuogno Christine H. Charron Lynne M. Chevoya Robert G. Colucci Linda J. Costello Karen L. Danielson HONOR SOCIETY Robin L. Deming Carlton E. Dexter Kristen M. Dolan Kathleen A. Flood Kimberly A. Fogarty George D. Foley Dean A. Fraioli Dena C. Hall Kimberly Hennessey Diane L. Hodson Lynn M. Hurley Wendy M. Karspeck George A. Kelley John R. Lavallee Benno Leguina Bertrand Reynolds J. Lillibirdge, Jr. Christine McWilliams Jennifer J. Newton Melissa Nocente Karen M. Petruccillo Elizabeth A. Roberts Colleen P. Russell Kristine H. Salley Carol A. Schwartz Stephen T. Skoutas Johna G. Sleaver Deborah L. Stoeckel Russell G. Tessier Robert VanNieuwenhuyze Edward D. Voas PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS David J. Ahearn Lori A. Catuogno Lynne M. Chevoya Robert G. Colucci Linda J. Costello Karen L. Danielson George D. Foley Dean A. Fraioli AWARDS Diane L. Hodson George A. Kelley John R. Lavallee Benno Leguina Bertrand Reynolds J. Lillibridge, Jr. Jennifer J. Newton Elizabeth A. Roberts Kristine H. Salley Carol A. Schwartz Stephen T. Skoutas Robert R. Tartaglia Russell G. Tessier Katherine C. Tessitore Robert W. VanNieuwenhuyze Edward D. Voas Honors Day Address - Miss Patti Brown, Class of 1983 Greetings - Smithfield School Committee representative Benediction - Dr. Camille C. Bedard, Pastor, Georgiaville Baptist Church Dr. Boyle congratulates Jeff Salisbury. 134 V 1 - - 1 I |||||BBH|||||B 1 ? Head of School Committee. Paul Dwyer, presents Leadership awards. R. Peter Hagopian presents Mr. Salisbury with an award recognizing ' Youth Week . Coach Neal and Captains receive Field Hockey award. Exalted Ruler, Delmar E. Mowry, Jr. of the Elks, opens festivities.. Kevin and Mark-Smiling Pretty Dr. Boyle hands co-editor, Kim Lomax, Her yearbook award. Lori Catuogno receiving one of her many awards. Sonja Shemenski provided entertainment for the evening. Robin Deming, a proud receipient. Dr. Boyle cheerfully presents John Lavallee his award. Lynn Hurley receives her yearbook award from Senator Mike Flynn. 135 Graduation June 14, 1985 F ■ 1. 1 mm i’ mf mm an Salutorian, Lori Catuogno The S.S. Crew helps out the V-Team Would the Class of 1985 please stand Mitzi ' s having some trouble staying on her chair Tiny bubbles . . . make ya feel fine . . . President Tom Contillo presents the Class Gift Karen delivers the Greetings P Class Itlill 1983 H ' e, the SS Crew, leave the Tower ' ' deserted and good standing for future gatherings of the 5.5. Crew. Anonymous leaves Ellen Morrissey a years supply of peroxide and a real personality. , Andy Manocchia, leave Carl a bushel of apples; Tammy a pack of cigarettes; Janet $2.00 for the morning ride; Mary a car; Diane a bottle of Boone ' s; and Terry a one way ticket to Florida. , Michelle Hart, leave my sister Jackie all my thanks for her sisterly support throughout my four years of high school. I, Michell Hart, leave Karla Passono my brother Mike for Proms and Christmas Balls. I, Erin Riordan leave Tony a red rose. I, Bob Coined, leave Mrs. DiNobile all of my great jokes for her to tell her baby. We, Bob and R.J., leave Mr. Salisbury a whip, chains, and a book on The Powerful Hand of Hitler for his future baseball teams. I, Bob Coined, leave Frank D ' Ambra and Glenn Clark the gas bill for all the times I had to drive. (I better get every penny, too!) I, Teresa Merlino and many other women, leave Smith field High School some real men. I, Mary, leave Tiffany Hayes to be in charge of keeping people laughing with her faces and dumb jokes. I, Bob Colucci, leave Kim Fogarty a better senior prom picture without any funny faces. We, Dan Foley and Bob Colucci, leave Mr. FU all of his Fii osophies which he passed on to us in American History. I, A-V leave The Florida V- Team and Q-V an unbelievably hated 2 weeks in Florida and all the success in the future. I, Karla Passano, leave Michelle Hart, Erin Green, Mi¬ chelle LaSorsa, Michelle Gorton, and Kerri Mignacca all the Friday night mem¬ bers. I, Karla Passano, leave Lori Johnson and Jill Lillibridge new attitudes. I, Jackie Hart, leave Faith, Lori, Denise, and Jill enough nerve to stand up to me. I, Jackie Hart, leave Erin and Kim the night on bean. We, Erin and Jackie, leave the Black Bomber and the Reekin ' Mobile. I, Erin Riordan, leave Erin Green the beach and Mr. Cleasby nothing. We, Karla Passano and Michelle Gorton, leave Erin Green a strange experience on Ho Ho ' s front lawn. We, Meg and Ellen, leave Mark and J.C. one night in a Jacuzzi. I, Paul Drummond, leave Chrissa Fleet an unbreakable chair at Bacaccio ' s. We, French V period ' s, leave Mr. Lawrence a soundproof cage for Jennifer Newton. We, Chris LaChappelle and Chris McWilliams leave Mrs. Martin, Eunice Mabel, our disected pig. I, Paul Drummond, leave Ellen Morrissey a starring role in the film Splash . We, the 5.5. Crew, leave Mike Healy a girlfriend who ' s not older than him. I, Christine leave Kristen a Quality night in Mansfield, Mass. We, who know, leave Erin and Tony an unlocked door to 137 during 4th period. I, Ellen Morrissey, leave Mitzi and Chris Milwaukee ' s Best, Chicken, Brookside Trail, moving couches, danc¬ ing trees, Tina Turner, incriminating photos, and the best time I had all year. 138 We, Chris Charron and Mindy Day, leave Chris Davey all the gossip he can hear. I, Diane Martucci, leave Tiffany Hayes my job of keeping Def Leppard Rockin ' ' . We, Kim Fogarty and Lynn Chevoya leave Danny Foley 2 ill- fated ' nights. I, Danny Foley, leave Kim Fogarty and Lynn Chevoya 2 of the best nights of their lives. We, the V Team leave the Junior girls a little class. We, the S.S. Crew leave Bill Scott a back bumper to his car. I, Lynn, leave Kristen a Who ' s bangin ' on the piano? comic strip in Cosmo. Anonymous leaves Lori and Becky a cradle to rob and separate lives. We, Lynn, Kim, and Chris, leave Leslie many thanks for putting up with us all year. I, Mrs. Dinoble, request that David Piti just leave. Wendy, leaves Kenny a lost week in the jungle. The V- team leaves Meg the All-American swimmer award. I, Q. V., leave M. V. our New Year ' s Eve nights. I, Kim Lomax, leave Wendy a millionaire built like Sylvester Stallone. Wendy leaves Meg, Kris, Dena, Kim, completed missions, Floridian men, the Deli, The night at the Hoop Dee Doo. The Senior class leaves the junior class some maturity. The Senior yearbook staff leaves the junior class a wooden nickel in the yearbook treasury. I, Chris LaChapelle, leave Lisa Pharo and Chris Davey the best of luck. I, Jackie Hart leave Mike Langshaw a friend whenever he needs one. I, Karla Passano leave Chris McWilliams all of our years of school together and a friend who will be here when you need one. We, Ted Slader and Todd Harris leave Joanne Paquette and Annie Boyes some common sense. I, Karla Passano leave Erin Green all the ramps going off and coming on to 295.1, Jackie Hart, leave Lynn Hurley the 5 years we were best friends and all the appreciation for all her help. I, Kim, leave Lynn a skiing adventure in Vermont. I, Frank D ' Ambra, leave Chris LaChapelle all my insulting remarks from period 1. I, Denise Thibeault, leave Mr. Graham all our unfinished argu¬ ments of period 6 American History class. I, David Piti, leave Wayne Branch one pair of white socks. I, Frank, leave Kim and Kris a chance to talk about every¬ one. I, Jan Halen Manchester, leave Bob Halen Bowker the ability to carry on the tradition of Van Halenizing the faculty, students, etc. of Smithfield High. We, Joann, Lori and Gina leave Bob a pair of pants that fit so they will but¬ ton. I, Lynn Hurley, leave Leslie Woodward a lifetime supply of plain and peanut M M ' s. We, Lisa, Sue, and Kathleen leave the Reekin ' Attic. We, Kathleen and Sue, leave Mr. Neubaurer all his cuteness and his dream for a date with both of us. I, Chris LaChapelle leave the V-Team for Ft. Lauderdale. I, Chris, leave Meg, JuUe and Erin an interesting weekend at All-State. The Smithfield High School Class of ' 85 leaves Smithfield High School. 139 9 1 (71 a Ij®, i ' -t ' ’y V ¥ S ' ! y j5o OnW - - t ( AVj ' i Of S 6 1 5 zlv j I0 i y fnn IW€S Om y JriA ZJohfjfi % wort eof£ { -j fn Lori •A ' X0 YM .turt y I r y j,|lw V i 3 ' I e9 V Oies idirk feru -� - V .0(1 )d0i iA«S 7 - ji 10 V y N Iwrw J i 140 Senior Directory Adkins, David-9 Douglas Circle, Greenville; Soccer 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Wres¬ tling 2; Football 4; January 4, 1967, Capricorn; Attend 4 year college, Commission in military Ahearn, David-22 Randall Street; Student Council 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Smoking Awareness 4; Yearbook 4; September 19, 1967; Become a Medical Technologist Allin, Douglas-6 Prospect Street, Greenville; May 30, 1967, Gemini; Travel to California, live there, and attend college for a business degree Amitrano, Louis-42 Sprague Street; j.V. Hockey 1, 2; Manager of Baseball team 1; February 12, 1967, Aquarius; Excavator of land Archambault, Valerie Elibn-Whipple Road, l mon ; April 13, 1967, Aries Bagus, David-8 Calderwood Avenue Greenville; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Outdodi Track 1, 3;Team Sports 2, 4; July 26, 1967, Leo; Attend a 4 year college Bedard, Amy-10 Bayou Drive, Greenville; Chorus 3; Student uncil 4; Concert Choir 4; September 13, 1967, Virgo Bertrand, Benno Leguina-Spain; Soccer 4; Weight lifting 4; Computer study 4; September 9, 1967; Engineering Bissitt, James-126 Farnum Pike; Basketball 1, 4; Tennis 1, 2; Chef ' s Club 2; Computer Cub 3; November 8, 1967, Scorpio; Become an Accountant Bonvouloir, jviark R.-101 Smith Avenue; Indoor Outdoor Track 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; October 14, 1965, Libra; Make lots of money, be rich, and go to college Boyes, Ann Marie-18 Hawkins Street; Softball 1; Student Council 3,4; Junior Social Committee 3; Scorpio; To become a Secretary and marry a tall, dark, and handsome man Boyorek, Kristen Mary-54 Farnum Pike, Esmond; Softball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1, 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Class Representative 3; Senior Leisure Time 4; April 12, 1967, Aries; Receive a degree in Arts, begin a career, then settle down Branch, Wayne K.-4 Lark Road, Greenville; Track and Field 3, 4; Cross Countrjy 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; August 18, 1967, Leo; Law Enforcement Bruno, Brenda-9 Arnold Avenue; Embroidery Club 1; Sewing Club 2; Com¬ puter Club 3; Volunteer member Student Council 4; September 21, 1967, Virgo; Become a Registered Nurse Burns, Christopher-2 Continental Road, Greenville; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 4; February 2, 1967, Aquarius; Major in electronics and Computer Technician or Music Caine, Robert-3 Whipple Road; C.E. 4; June 17, 1967, Gemini; To graduate! To attend Johnson and Wales for management Carbone, Chris-8 Candlewood Drive, Greenville; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Photo Club 1; November 20, 1967, Scorpio Carosi, Kimberly Ann-11 River Street, Esmond; Volunteer Student Council 1; Drama Club 2, 3; DECA 4; Needy People Project 4; Chairperson 4; June 28, 1967, Cancer; Attend a two year college and work part-time Catlow, Coleen-5 Batttey Drive; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoking Aware¬ ness 2, 3, 4; October 19, 1967, Libra; Attend CCRI Catuogno, Lori-Dccr Run Trail; Varsity Field Hockey (captain 4) 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball (captain 4) 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track (captain 4) 1, 2, 3, 4; Creative Writing 1; Student Council 2, 3,4; Sophomore Social Committee 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Senior Social Committee 4; Class President 2, 3; SADD 4; Academic Decathlon 4; April 14, 1967, Arles; Become a Lawyer, get married, and have children Cerroni, Bob-Pole 3, Spring Street, Greenville; Woodworking 1, 2, 3, 4; January 10, 1967, Capricorn; Be a millionaire by the time I ' m 30 Champigny, Randy-62 Farnum Pike; Football 1; January 19,1967, Capricorn; Be an Auto Mechanic Charron, Christinc-30 Spencer Road, Greenville; Cross Country 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 2; Yearbook 4; January 30, 1967, Aquarius; Go to Bryant and become an Accountant Chevoya, Lynne-21 Mountaindale, Esmond; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Student Council Volunteer 1, 3; Student Council Class Representative 2,4; Sopho¬ more Social Committee 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Senior Social Com¬ mittee 4; Smoking Awareness 3; Track Scoring 3; November 17, 1967, Scorpio; Go to Boston College and get a Mercedes convertible as a graduation present Clark, Glenn R,-8 Chesnut FJill Court; Varsity Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; (captain 4); Track 1, 2; Varsity Basketbafl 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 3, 4; Tennis Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; July 3, 1967, Cancer; Attend college and Law School Clarke, Dan-2 Apple Valley Parkway, Greenville; Cancer; To make a million Clements, Richard J., Jr.-14 Welcorrie Road; February 15, 1967, Aquarius; Attend a Tech school Colantuono, Gina-6 Pamela Drive; Softbafl 1 ' 2; C.E. 4; August 12,1967, Leo; Attend Associated School Inc. in Florida and get a job at an airline right after Colucci, Robert-171 Old County Road; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-captain 4); Chess Club 1; Photography Club 2; Sophomore Social Committee 2; Ju¬ nior Social Committee 3; New England Math League 2, 3; American Com¬ puter Science League 3, 4; Student Council 4, June 30, 1967, Cancer; To give Mrs. DiNobile a nervous breakdown and to become a CPA Connor, Richard John-3 Cole Street, Greenville; Soccer Junior Varsity 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Track 4; June 24, 1967, Cancer; Become an Architect Contillo, Tom-40 Whipple Road, Esmond; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Hockey Manager 1; Weightlifting 1, 2; Social Committee 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; August 5, 1966, Leo; To be rich Cooper, Michael-22 Fanning Lane, Greenville; September 18,1967; B-lining it to California Costello, Linda-1 Elmhurst Drive, Greenville; Track 1; Social Committee 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Person of the month Committee 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 4; March 29, 1967, Aries; Attend college for Special Education Cotter, Sue-18 Maplewood Orchard Drive, Greenville; Yearbook 3; Con¬ cert Choir 3, 4; May 7, 1967, Taurus; Obtain R.N. degree Crawley, Christine A.-2 Elizabeth Avenue; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awarness 3, 4; March 12, 1967, Pisces; To live on 10 Beacon Street in Boston with my BMW633CSI Crouse, Lee-Anne-Pole 88 Log Road; Project Close-Up 3, 4; DECA Club 4; January 26,1967, Aquarius; Go to college to be a Chef and to own my own restaurant someday Cunningham, Steven-6 Rosewood Drive; Football 1; April 13, 1967, Aries; Become a successful Carpenter D ' Amario, Deb-Indian Run Trail, Smithfield; Soccer 1, 2; Baseball Manager 1; Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; November 8,1966, Scorpio; Make lots of money D ' Ambra, Frank A., Jr.-12 Crabapple Lane; Drama Club 1; Social Committee 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Student Council 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Cap and Gown Committee 4; March 25, 1967, Aries; Become a great Advertising Agent and live in New York Danielson, Karen-6 McIntosh Drive, Greenville; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 3; De¬ cember 13, 1967, Sagittarius; Go to college and get married D ' Atri, Daniel-10 Howard Street, Esmond; Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball Junior Varsity 1, 2 Varsity 3, 4; Baseball 4; February 25, 1967, Pisces Davey, Christopher J.-6 Douglas Circle, Greenville; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres¬ tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 1; Team Sports 2, 3, 4; April 15, 1967, Aries; Physical Education Teacher Day, Melinda S.-21 Greenbrier Road; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; junior Social Committee 3; January 20, 1967, Aquarius; To go to Bryant College, graduate with a degree in Accounting and Computers and be very successful in life Deming, Robin-82 Dean Avenue, Esmond; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; junior Social Committee 3; Student Council 3, 4, SADD 4; Close-Up 4; April 20,1967, Taurus; Attend a four or two year college Involved in Child Study and Social Work Dexter, Carlton-73 Colwell Road; Woodworking 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Float 4; February 8, 1967, Aquarius; Landscape construction business DiPetrlllo, Paul-11 Oakhurst Drive; Baseball 1, 2; April 27, 1967 Dolan, Kristen-4 Pamela Drive, Greenville; Tennis 1, 2; Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Cheerleading Competition 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 1; French Club 2; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Social Committee 3,4; Senior Social Chairwoman 4; May 9,1967, Taurus; To receive a Bachelor ' s of Arts degree in Business and to become Roger Taylor ' s mistress Drummond, Paul j.-57 Stillwater Road; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Social Chairman 3; Concert Choir 4; Drama 4; March 15, 1967, Pisces; To become a professional photographer Duefrene, Dawn M.-Box 156 Douglas Pike; Student Council 3;“ une 30, 1967, Cancer; To become a Cosmotologist and to get married Ethier, Michelle Marie-Ridge Road Pole 57, Smithfield; May 19, 1967, Tau¬ rus; Obtain a good job, working as a Secretary Fague, Jeremy A.-5 Meadow View Drive; junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2; junior Varsity Football 2; Team Sports 1,2, 3; Mechanicaf Drawing 1; May 8,1967, Taurus; Attend a four year college Falcone, Susan-7 Lawnacre Drive; Softball 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sewing Club 1; Insight 1; Social Committee 2, 3,4; Class Representative 4; February 18, 1967, Aquarius; College Fera, Patricia Ann-8 Joyce Ann Drive, Smithfield; June 11, 1967, Gemini; To attend CCRI to bi come a Registered Nurse Ferguson, Patricia-2 Scenic View Drive; Gymnastics 1, 2 (captain 2); Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Leisure 4; Drama Club 4; September 11, 1967, Virgo; To go to college to be a Physical Therapist, then become a professional Waitress Fetta, Al-5 Oliver Street, Esmond; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 2; Weight Lifting Club 3; January 3, 1967, Capricorn; Become a State Trooper Fians, joAnn-14 Tippling Rock Road, Greenville; junior Varsity Basketball 1; Drama Activity 1; Health Occupations Activity 2; junior Social Committee 3; Student Council 3, 4; Chairperson for S.A.D.D. 4; February 27, 1967, Pisces; To go to college and have a career in the Health or Medical field Filippi, Mary-1 Snowberry Court Road, Esmond; August 23, 1967, Leo Flaxington, julie-5 Lakeview Drive; August 30, 1967, Virgo Fleet, Chrissa-52 Fanning Lane; Track 1, 2, 3; junior Achievment 1; S.A.D.D 2, 3; February 27, 1967, Pisces; College to be a nurse Flood, Kathleen-Douglas Pike; July 29, 1967, Leo; Executive Secretary Fogarty, Kimberly A.-33 Austin Avenue; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2,3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1,2, 3,4 (Chairwom¬ an 1, 2); Class Secretary 4; Ring Committee 2; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; November 27, 1967, Sagitarius; To be a Lawyer and the wife of Roger Taylor Foley, G. Daniel-17 Appletown Road, Greenville; Soccer j.V 1 Varsity 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 1, 2,3, 4; Science Club 1; Computer Club 2; Student Council 2; Social Committee 3,4, junior Class Representative 3; Senior Class Social Chairman 4; June 10, 1967, Gemini; Attend a four year college Fontaine, Davld-6 Old Tavern Lane; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Senior Social Committee 4; November 28, 1967, Sagittarius; Become Editor or President of the United States Foster, Lori-115 Farnum Pike; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; August 28, 1967, Virgo; Attend a four year college for Fashion Designing Fraioli, Dean-19 Candlewood Drive, Greenville; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 2, 4; Science Club 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 2; Drama Club 3; S.A.D.D 4; Senior Social Committee 4; December 22, 1967, Capricorn; Attend four year college and R.O.T.C. Francis, Dawn-Waiter Carey Road; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Insight 2; Student Council 3, 4; Social Committee 3, 4; PEP 3; Governor ' s confer¬ ence on youth and alcohol 3; June 17, 1967, Gemini; Attend college Gallagher, Tony-29 Esmond Street, Esmond; Football 1, 2; July 8, 1966, Cancer; To make money Gallant, Michelle Ann-45 Sidney Street, Esmond; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Art Club 1; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Cham¬ ber Singers 3, 4; All state choir 4; March 12, 1967, Pisces; To further an education in Art, be successful and happy and rich Garriepy, Robert ll-Kane Road; May 13, 1967, Taurus; Attend college Ceremia, Cheryl-40 Douglas Circle, Greenville; Cross country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Study 1, 2, 3; Senior Leisure 4; May 7, 1967, Taurus; Become a Computer Programmer Gonera, Alice-9 Russell Lane, Smithfield; DECA 4; (Secretary) February 20, 1967, Pisces; Attend Katherine Gibbs to be an Executive Secretary Gorton, Michelle-21 Valley View Drive; Team Sports 1, 2; Chef ' s Club 3; Senior Leisure 4; October 9,1967, Libra; Go to college, get rich and marry rich Green, Erin C.-4 Chiswick Court, Greenville; CC 1, 2, 3; January 23, 1967, Aquarius; Attend Roger Williams College for Respiratory Therapy Hagoplan, Paul-IZ Elizabeth Avenue; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; December 2, 1967, Sagittarius; Computers Hall, Dena Christelle-Mann School Road, Smithfield; Cheerleading j.V 2, Varsity 3, 4; Cheerleading Competition 2, 3; Captain of Football Cheer¬ leading 4; Track 3; Treasurer of Class 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; In-Site R.l. 1; Fashions an Make-Up 1; R.l. Math League 1,4; French Club 2; Social Committee 3, 4; March 17, 1967, Pisces; To do it all Hall, Lynn-Indian Run Trail; Track 1; October 18, 1967, Libra; Secretary, Truck driver. Stewardess Hanaway, john-19 Fanning Lane; Soccer j.V. 1,3, Varsity 2,4; Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Mechanical Drawing 1; Yearbook 2; Team Sports 3; Leisure Time 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; January 13, 1967, Capricorn; Obtain Bachelors of Science Degree in Architecture Hannaway, Richard-46 Pleasant View Avenue; Track 1, 2; Leather Craft 1; Team Sports 2; Breaking 3; Leisure Time 4; March 5, 1967, Pisces; To become a commercial Artist Hannon, Jacqueline Patricia-9 Lucille Drive, Greenville; November 9, 1967, Scorpio; Become a Clinical (counseling) Psychologist and marry the French man down the street Hansen, Lee Ann-697 Putnam Pike, Greenville; Student Council 2; DECA 3, 4; May 5, 1967, Taurus; Attend college Harris, Todd-Harris Road, Esmond; French Club 1, 2, 3; DECA 4; SADD 4; September 18, 1967, Virgo; Attend college for Business Management Hart, jacqueline-25 Diana Avenue; January 15, 1968, Capricorn; Attend college, party, and be rich Hart, Mlchelle-25 Diana Avenue, Esmond; Cheerleading 1, 2; Assembly Planning 2; Homecoming Queen Nominee 4; August 25, 1966, Virgo; Attend college to be a teacher of pre-school children Hawkins, Kevin john-5 Laurel Court, Smithfield; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; First all Division Football 4; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; First ail Division baseball 3; Captain of Baseball Team 4; Weightlifting 1, 2; Team Sports 3; Newspaper 3; June 8, 1967, Gemini; Become successful and rich with possibly a career in sports Hayes, Tammy E.-130 Log Road; French Club 1; Team Sports 2; Breaking 3; Leisure Time 4; November 7, 1967, Scorpto; To go to college and to be rich Hennessey, Kimberly A.-39 Lakeside Drive; Freshman Representative 1; Sophomore Representative 2; junior Social Chairwoman 3; Person of the month Committee 4; Executive Student Council 4; August 22, 1967, Leo Hodson, Diane-153 Old County Road, Esmond; Yearbook 4; April 12,1967, Aries; Be a Social Worker 142 Hurley, Lynn-41 Stillwater Road, Esmond; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Concert Choir 2, 3; Art Club 2; Operetta 2, 4; Chamber singers 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 Co-Editor of yearbook 4; February 7, 1967, Aquarius; At¬ tend R.I.C for music Izzi, Debra-42 Esmond Street, Esmond; Art Club 1; February 16, 1967, Aquarius; Social Worker jackson, Ryan L.-5 Pleasant View Avenue; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; Track 2, 3; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; September 8, 1967, Virgo; Play college football and live in the mountains Karspeck, Wendy Marie-17 Maplecrest Drive, Greenville; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (captain 4); tudent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 1; Art Club 1, 2; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Singers 3, 4; Yearbook 3J 4; June 13, 1967, Gemini; Attend a four year college and hook a rich eligible bachelor Keisling, Lori-41 Sprague Street, Greenvilfe; D.E.C.A 3, 4; January 24, 1967, Aquarius Kelley, George-6 Appleseed Driye, Greenville; Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 1,2, 3, 4, Class Representative 1, 3, Class Vice President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s State 3; In-Site 1; Model Legislature 1, 2, 3; Close-Up 3, 4; Math League 4; December 28, 1966, Capricorn; To stay healthy and to have a successful career Kingsley, Timothy-Sunset Drive, Esmond; Attend CCRI Kolligian, Geraldine-5 Laurel Hill Drive; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative for Student Council 4; February 27,1967, Pisces; Master ' s in Business Management at Bryant College Kozikowski, Daria-Lynn-20 Sturbridge Avenue, Greenville; Tennis 1, 3, 4; j.V. Basketball 2; Social Committee 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairperson 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 3; junior Achievement 2, 4; SADD 3, 4 Co-President 3; February 13, 1967, Aquarius; Attend a four year college double major in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in French LaChapelle, Christine-26 Green Avenue, Smithfield; Cheerleading J.V. 2, S Varsity 3, 4 Football Captain 4; French Club 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Chamber Singers 4; Student Council 4; August 14, 1967, Leo, To go to Cosmetology school and open a business, marry some gorgeous ric)i doctor and live in a mansion in Hawaii Lachapelle, Michelle-4 Louise Ann Drive, Esmond; Art Club 3; Yearbook 4; December 22, 1967, Capricorn; To be an Interior Decorator Lancia, Michael S.-88 Smith Avenue, Greenville; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hotkey 1, 2, 3; Track 1; July 6, 1967, Cancer, Aerospace Engineer Langshaw, Michael Charles-Indian Run Trail, Pole 26, Smithfield; Wrestling 2; Leather Craft 1, 2, 3, 4; June 20, 1967, Libra; Airline Steward, Party LaRue, Todd S.-8 Karen Ann Drive; November 28, 1967, Sagittarius Lasorsa, Michelle-49 Barns Street; Assembly Planning 2, 3; Horifiecoming Queen Nominee 3; April 22, 1967, Taurus; Attend college at U.R.I Dental Hygienist Lavallee, John-6 Roger Williams Court; Soccer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 1, 2, 3,4; Math League 2,3; All State Jazz Band 3,4; Chamber Singers 4; September 9, 1967, Virgo; To own a log cabin and a Ferrari and to be a professional musician Mazzone, Michael-14 Concord Street, Greenville; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Wrestling 4; Weightlifting 1; Electronics 2; Mechanical Drawing 3; January 10, 1967, Capricorn; Marine Corps Manocchia, Andrea Marie-35 Barnes Street, Greenville; August 16, 1967, Leo McWilliams, Christine Gayle-7 Thornton Avenue, Esmond; Team Sports 1, 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Treasurer of Year- 4; Student Council 4; February 27, 1967, Pisces; To go to Rhode Island College for a Bachelor ' s Degree, to pursue a career as a Registered Nurse and get married and enjoy life Merlino, Teresa Fglicia-63 Lakeside Drive; September 25, 1967, Libra; To graduate, be happy, get married, have children, keep good health Mignacca, Kerri-4 Caijidy Court; Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4; December 15, 1967, Sagittarius; To make it through High School, get into college and have a good career Moberg, Jon Fries-21A Pheasant Run; Photography Club 3; May 26, 1966; Become a car designer and customizer fojr ovies (lay-out artist) Montecalvo, Saverio-Pole 17 Echo Road, Chepachet; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1, 2; Audio-VifeJcO ' Clob 3; Leisure Time 4; April 19 .J966, Arles; Tojbecome wealthy and secured— Morgan, John-72 Smith Avenue, Greenville; BasebalM, 2, 4; Concert Choir 4; August 1, 1967, Leo; To party and rock Morrissey, Ellen-3 Candy Court, Smithfield; Cheerleading J.V. 1, 2 Varsity 3, 4; Captain Cheerieading (Hockey) 4; Cheerleading Competition 3; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2,3,4; Person of the month committee 1,2; Yearbook 3,4 (Co-Editor 3); Concert Choir 2, 3; Chamber Singers 2, 3, 4; All state Choir and Chamber Singers 3, 4; May 26,1967, Gemini; To receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree and pursue a career in Music and Theatre Mulcahey, Gidget L.-61 Greenlake Drive, Greenville; French Club 1; Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Class Secretary 2, 3; Person of the Month Committee 2, 3; May 1, ' 196 T£un ; Attend a four year college Napolitano, Keith Antony-Pole 3, Tarkin Road, Chepachet; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Breaking 4; June 27, 1967, Cancer Nardelli, Christine-Pole 2, Blackhawk Trail, Smithfield; Photography Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3; Student Council 4; Concert Choir 4; June 30, 1967, Cancer; To go to college and get a degree and get a good job. Someday get married and have kids Natalizia, David-4 Lakeside Drive; Track 1, 3, 4; Golf 2; In-Site R.l. 1; Com¬ puter Club 2; School Newspaper 3, 4; October 15, 1967, Libra; Go on to college and pursue a career in Business or Advertising Newton, Jennifer J.-John Mowry Road; Field Hockey 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Math League 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 3; UP Production In JA 3; Acaderrfic Decathlon 4; Close-Up 4; October 22, 1967, Libra; To live, love, laugh ... all in style Nocente, Melissa-Deer Run Trail, Smithfield; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Ring Committee 2; Student Council 3, 4; S.A.D.D 4; November 9, 1967, Scorpio; Attend college Leveille, Mary Catherine-18 School Street, Esmond; Fashions and Make-Up Noke, John-10 Tucker Road; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Artistic Typing 1; 1; Drama 2; Leather Craft 3; Senior Leisure 4; May 27,1967, Gemini; To get October 19, 1967, Libra; Attend college a good paying job, and to get married and have a family Obiurka, John-22 Elmgrove Avenue, Greenville; Electronics Club 1; Power Lillibridge, Reynolds James, Jr.-4 High Street, Esmond; Football 1; Hockey 1, Mechanics 2; Study 3; Leisure Time 4; August 10, 1965, Leo; To be rich 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; American Computer Science League 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; N.E. Math League 3, 4; Decathlon Team 4; Septem- O ' Shea, Dawn S.-7 Downingwood Drive; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; ber 19, 1967, Virgo; Become an Electrical Engineer and be rich Regional and All state Band 1; French Club 1; Class Representative 1, 2,4; Smoking Awareness 2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement Lomax, Kimberly Anne-6 Jambray Drive; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 4; Secretary 2, 3; Health Occupations 2; Sophomore Social Committee 2; In- Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3;Chambef Singers 3,4; Yearbook 4 Co-Editor 4; site R.l. 2; Drama Club 3; N.E. Math League 3; Peer Education Program Student Council Representative 4; June 22, 1967, Cancer; Attend R.I.C., (peP) 3, 4; SADD 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Rl Math League 3, 4; Close-Up 4; July Move to California 27, 1967, Leo; To be a well rounded individual Manchester, Janet C.-63 Mountaindale Road, Esmond; Softball 3, 4; Febru¬ ary 8,1967, Aquarius; Pursue a career, get married and have a family, and Paquette, Joanne-6 Vaughn, Greenville; Soccer Stats 1, 2, 3; Hockey Stats 1; meet Van Halen Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1; Assembly Planning 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Senior Leisure 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; April 3, 1967, Martucci, Diane-9-11 School Street, Smithfield; Fashions and Make-Up 1; Aries; Attend college to become a Physical Therapist Leather Craft 3; Senior Leisure 4; April 18, 1967, Aries; To graduate and get married, and to go to England to meet Def Leppar4 « s ' « Parenteau, Chris-10 Arrow Head Trail; May 9, 1966, Taurus Parenteau, Cindy-24 Adelaide Avenue; Basketball 1; Leather Craft 4; May 30, 1967, Gemini; To become a Dental Assistant Parks, Brian-2 Fairmount Street, Esmond; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; January 31, 1967, Aquarius; Get rich Passano, Karla-8 Elm Court, Esmond; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Sports 1; Chef ' s Club 3; Person of the Month Committee 4; Student Council 4; June 16,1967, Gemini; To go on to college, become a teacher, get married and never have to work again Peloquin, Donald Raymond, Jr.-Providence Pike; Cross Country 4; Track 4; Math League 3, 4; American Computer Science League 4; January 17, 1967, Capricorn; To be a very successful business owner Petrucci, David-58 Smith Avenue; Baseball 1, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Weightlifting 1; Team Sports 2, 3; Leisure Time 4; February 22, 1967, Pisces; Enter the Marines Petruccillo, Karen-Haven Street, Box 93, Rt. 8; Field Hockey J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4; Social Committee 1,2, 3,4; Class Representative 1; Class Vice President 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Insite 2; Ring Committee 2; Smoking Awareness 2, 3; Clos-Up 3; SADD 3; Gap and Gown Committee 4; Presi¬ dent of Student Council 4; August 12, 1967, Leo; To study medicine at Boston University or Providence College Pharo, Lisa-25 Hickory Lane, Greenville; Volunteer member of Student Council 2; May 5, 1967, Taurus; To be a Dancer Pietryski, Donna Marie-12 Cottage Street, Esmond; November 20, 1967, Scorpio; To go to New England Tech to study computers Piti, David-1 Lawnacre Drive; Track 1, 2; Model Legislature 1, 3, 4; ln- Site 1; Computer Club 2; Close-Up 4; December 5, 1967; To be Bruce Spring¬ steen ' s agent and to own a Ferrari by the age of 25 Placldo, Pat-15 Spencer Road; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Study 1, 2; Sports Film Festival 3; Leisure Time 4; May 12, 1967, Taurus Planka, Rebecca-7 Candlewood Drive; Track 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; May 21, 1967, Gemini; To be happy and successful, to go to college and be a Fashion Designer in California Randall, Melissa-8 Arrow Head Trail, Smithfield; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Scorer 1, 2, 3, 4; Sewing Club 1; Computer Club 3; September 10, 1967, Virgo; To go to college and become a Secretary Reall, Beth-4 Wade Drive, Greenville; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Soccer Stats 1, 2, 3; Tennis Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; April 29,1967, Taurus; Attend a four year college Reilly, Roxanne-12 Mowry Road, Greenville; Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Assembly Planning 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Social Committee 3; Newspaper 4; October 22, 1967, Libra; Attend college for Communication and broadcasting or newsreporting Riley, Kevin-2 Carol Ann Avenue; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wood¬ working 1; Team Sports 2, 3; Newspaper 4; Student Council 4; February 25, 1967, Pisces; Coaching, Air National Guard, College???, Athletic Trainer Riordan, Erin-6 Mowry Road; Track 1, 2; J.V, Cheerleading 1; Cheerleading Competition 1; Team Sports 1; Assembly Planning 2; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; All-State 3,4, All-State Chamber Singers 4; Fashion Show 4; April 9, 1967, Aries; Be successful, get married, be happy Roberts, Ellzabeth-Box 469, Farnum Pike; Gymnstics 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Cheerleading 2; Student Council 4; Alcohol Education 4; May 2, 1967, Taurus; Pharmacy Major Russell, Colleen P.-Burlingame Road; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Student Council 1, 2; May 6, 1967, Taurus; To attend R.I.C. and become a social worker Salley, Kristine-11 Urusla Road; Student Councll 1,2,4; SADD 3,4; Drama 4; August 6,1967, Leo; To become a Psychologist so that I may finally be able to understand and analyze all of the psychos in the world Santoro, Lisa Ann-53 Pleasant View Avenue, Greenville; Track 1, 2; Assem¬ bly Planning 1, 2; Chef ' s Club 3; Concert Choir 3; Leisure Time 4; March 7, 1967, Pisces Schwartz, Carol-Grand View Drive, Esmond; January 2, 1967, Capricorn; To attend Bryant College and become a CPA Scott, William B.-2 Prospect Street, Greenville; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Hockey 1; Track 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Team Sports 2; Sports Films 3; SADD 4; DECA 4; Alcohol and Drug Awareness 4; August 20, 1966, Leo; To become rich and famous and travel the world over Serapiglia, Scott A.-39 Barnes Street; Hockey 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; March 6, 1967, Pisces Shahbaz, Timothy-14 Ridge Road, Esmond; September 7, 1967; Virgo; Fireman Skoutas, Stephen-Douglas Pike, Smithfield; DECA 3,4; American Computer Science League 3; June 30,1967, Cancer; Attend Bryant College for Com¬ puter Programming Sibilia, Frank-314 Old County Road; Football 1 2, 3, 4; Study 1; Sports Films 2, 3; Leisure Time 4; February 9,1967, Aquarius; Manager of a restaurant, company or hotel Slader, Edward P.-1 Potter Avenuef Study 1, 2, 3; Leisure Time 4; February 26, 1967, Pisces Sleaver, Johna-93 Farnum Pike, Apartifient 1, Esmond; Social Chairwoman 1; Volunteer member of Student Council 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Art Club 4; August 17,1967, Leo; To becdrhe a Legal Secretary, get married and have kids Stoeckel, Deborah-61 Cross Street, Smithfield; May 23,1967, Gemini; To go to college to become an Executive Secretary Strycharz, Diane-29 Burlingame Road; Computer Club 2; Art Club 3; April 22, 1967, Taurus; Be happy!! Meet Bowie Tartaglia, Robert-21 Candlewood Drive, Greenville; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4); Science 1; Team Sports 2, 3; Student Council 4; September 20, 1967, Virgo; Attend a four year college Tessler, Russell-17 Pleasant View Circle, Greenville; Cross country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League 1, 2; French Club 1; October 5, 1967, Libra; Computer Engineer Tessitore, Katherine-3 Continental Road, Greenville; Creative Writing 1; Leather Craft 2; Art Club 3; December 28, 1966, Capricorn; Get married Tetreault, Colleen-Richard Street; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; August 21, 19 67, Leo; Cosmotologist Thibeault, Denise M.-7 Concord Street; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 4; January 30, 1967, Aquarius; Become a CPA and have a happy life VanGorden, Kathleen-68 MacArthur Drive; Track 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Junior Social Committee 3; Concert Choir; Assembly Planning; March 28, 1967; For me and Sue to party one night with Mr. Graham and Mr. Neubauer VanNieuwenhuyze, Robert-106 Clark Road; Golf 2; Art Club 1; August 21, 1967 Vlau, Kelly M.-Red Wing Trail; DECA 4; August 22, 1966, Leo; To travel to Europe Vlllandry, Thomas Edward-10 Concord Street; Electronics Activity 1; Me¬ chanical Drawing 3; July 27, 1967, Leo; To be rich Voas, Edward-French Club 2; Band 3,4; Computer Club 3,4; Stage Band 3,4 Walker, Christopher H.-32 Roger Williams Drive, Greenville; Soccer 1; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; October 18, 1966, Libra; Attend college or a technical school Williams, James Thomas-19 Willow Road, Greenville; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3 Vouch, Donna J.-Totem Pole Trail; February 9,1967, Aguarius; To be happy, but rich 144 PARENT PATRONS Donna John Ahearn Mr. Mrs. Roger Bonvouloir Melvin Deborah Branch Bob Karen Brown Joyce Camara Mr. Mrs. Ralph Catuogno In Memory of Edmond Champigny Mr. Mrs. Joseph Charron Mr. Mrs. Eugene Colantuono Edward Claire Colucci Thomas Contillo Maureen Bob Deming Mr. Mrs. Edward Dolan Mr. Mrs. Thomas K. 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