Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

SMIIHHELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND 1986 Hituil Smithfield High School Smithfield Rhode Island Table if Contents Senior Section 4 Administration 15 faculty 24 Senior Portraits 31 Athletics 67 irganizations m juniors w Sophomores 123 freshmen 125 Aetioities 133 Graduation 156 Parent patrons 16D Aduertisements 161 Dedication Mr. James Dunn On behalf of the Class of 1986, we would like to dedicate this year book to James Dunn. Mr. Dunn has always been involved in sports. Buddy Ryan, who is now the defense coach for the Chicago Bears, coached him while he was on a full scholarship at the University of New York (Buffalo). Since 1974, Mr. Dunn has been head football coach at Smithfield High, and last year he was inducted into the Rhode Island Football Coaches Hall of Fame. As well as sports, he is also involved in the military: in 1984, he was promoted to Lt. Colonel in the Rhode Island National Guard. Currently, he is Commander of the 243rd. Engineer Battalion in Warwick. To top all this off, Mr. Dunn is also our Senior Class Advisor. Thank You, Mr. Dunn, for your 18 years of teaching at Smithfield High School as a Physical Education teacher and a coach, and sharing yourself with us for our four years here. We will always remember you and appreciate the input and influence you have had on our lives. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 WM 12 13 14 -V i mmv X’ Wk oi st 0t0 15 16 17 18 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Of Schools Dr. John K. Boyle 20 Mr. David Reilly Director Of Personnel And Curriculum 21 Principal Henry P. Shepard 22 Vice Principal Robert J. Salisbury 23 FACULTY Alfred Balasco Diane Bartlett Joyce Benkosky Maureen Bennett Department Chairman Department Chairman Department Chairman English Social Studies Science Business Carl Buglio Anne Burlingame Physical Education Physical Education Janet Caito Foreign Language K. Joyce Camara Department Chairman Mathematics John Chakuroff Industrial Arts Pauline Chauvin Home Economics 25 Carol Clark Art Robert Cleasby Music David D ' Amore Industrial Arts Donald Dauphinee Guidance 26 Cynthia DelSesto Business Magerie Demaine Nurse Dennis Driscoll Department Chairman Industrial Arts Gabriel deMoura English James Dunn Physical Education Anthony Filippini Social Studies Barbara Giarrusso Guidance James Giroux English Joseph Gordon Robert Graham Sandra Hamill Edward Hill English Reading Social Studies Science Science Thomas Hines English Patricia Hillstrom Home Economics Catherine lafrate Mathematics Elaine Jenkins Librarian Carol Johnson Business Bruce Kopec Science John Lawrence Foreign Language John Lelli Science William Lenox Social Studies Reynolds Lillibridge Physical Education Ronald Mandolfi Mathematics Linda McPhail George Mello Mathematics Social Studies Katherine Nardelli Cynthia Neal Judith Newcum Rosalie Nocera Mathematics Physical Education Mathematics Social Studies Nancy O ' Donnell Guidance Leoda Parkhurst English Reading Robert Petell Science George Reilly Department Chairman English Philip Ritchie Art Nancy Saccoia Michael Santucci Physical Education Resource Michael Skenyon Guidance Barbara Smith Foreign Language Alan Tinkham Music Ronald St. Onge Department Chairman Foreign Language 29 J. Thomas Tobin Anthony Torregrossa Alan Tortolani Marie Viens Social Studies Mathematics Athletic Business Business Director Leslie Woodward Lucille Azzara Marion Reall Marie Steere Resource Secretary Secretary Secretary Kitchen Staff: L-R - Esther Greco, Norma Grace, Ida Saccocio, Elsie Carlson, Beatrice D ' Arezzo, Theresa Stamp Virginia Kosteer, Elizabeth Lewis, Jane Vale. Missing: Rita Leach; Secretary Maintenance Staff: L-R - First Row: George Hyde, Theresa Derosier, Rita Gilman, Arthur Rainville. Second Row: Norman Cabral, James Girad, Ralph Farrar, Norman Farrar. 30 SENIORS SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITKRELD. RHODE ISLAND Kristen Aissis Kris You ' re pretty Ernest Aldrich Erns, Elvis, Ernsy That ' s life Dana Antonelli Da Have you seen Joe? Leslie Ann Archambault Jack Straw I don ' t know, I don ' t care. John Arnold Johny A, Stone That ' s Awesome Allan Audino ALBE Smokem up , Let ' s race 32 Louis Audino Louie Thomas Autiello Monte That ' s radical Laura Azzara Lau, Pres ' I ' m tired Michael Bailey Bailes, Ace Before a lifetime of adventure is the adventure of a lifetime Eric Banville EB What are we doing Steven Beaudry Bods, Kango Klash, Tax Are you serious? Vicki Bejma Happy weekend 33 Paul Bertch Jeanna Bisignano Susan Blanchard Suzy, SueBee, Suzy-Q I want to get out of this place! The DEAD 1 Sherri Bosco Bosco No way! 34 Brian Bottai Deborah Burns Reverend Webby, Webby, Super Web What ' s up? How ' s Life? Anthony Calabro Brian Bouchard BouBou, Bartender, Drill Master Give me one now and put the rest in the fridge. Hand me a cold one. Tammy Butler Pammy, Tam, Tammy, O.R. That ' s jammin ' l Has anyone seen Sharon yet? , Get out! , No way! Diane Capracotta Cap, Bean Mike is Awesome , Bruins 1 , I ' m out of here! , I love Mike. Jennifer Brousseau Jen Led Zeppelin, Dazed Confused, T.L., wish you were here. Donna Butterfield Donna Do You Wanna, Party Animal, Space Cadet Get out of my face! Margery Carlton Margie, Marge Where ' s Pee Wee at? , Get Bleachy Out! 35 Glenn Caron ZZZZZZZZZZ . . . Karen Carosi Klick, Cabby, Flaky Puff, The Drooler EXCUSE me! Chauffeur 1 , Where ' s my hair spray? Where are the babes? Joseph Catalfomo Joe Joseph Ceraldi Joe A , Good Day A! Carl Cerroni Carlos, Candyman I don ' t nothin ' , Who ' s got some candy? Alfred Ciancaglini Kim Cimini Bean II Sometimes you just have to say, what the _! Adrienne Cinelli Age, Yoo Adrienne foutodo , What do ya think? , Get Out 36 Gavin Clingman Gav Anne Marie Conlon Troy Costa Space Shot T.C. Mitch, who is it this week? But Coach! , I was uh . . . ! I love Brian! Check it out! Paula Cunha Paulie I might even. , You ' re OK in my book. 37 April Dietz Butch That ' s Disgusting! , Congradulations! Linda DeLuca Grade, Bindu I wanna go home!!!! Alexander DeQuattro Al, D Awesome , O Tay Buckwheat Wayne Derosier Weiner You might! 38 Roger Dery Rog, Rogger Gregory Desroches Comuter-Computer, Crazed Right! , Yea, you ' re OK! Lisa DeWetter Lee, Lise, Jellybeans You ' re psyched! Stephanie Ducharme Stef I ' m over it , Be real , Just veg out Melissa Dufresne Missy Kristen, I have chewing gum today! Kristen Edward Kris Party at Pennie ' s!!! . I ' m mortified! 39 Jeffrey Esposito ESPO, J and E Video , One location near you , How ' s the economy in Brazil? Geoffrey Fernald Geoffro Michael Foncellino Fonce, Fonzie Remember the Coventry Game! , It ' s not over yet! Julie Fair Jul Kristen Ferri Kris Hey Missy? , Any chewing gum today? , We ' re finally outta here . . . . Robert Forrest Branch Hey, What ' s up! William Farrell Fiddle Hi MOM , Troy ' s whipped! Janine Frazier Janie Yes Cheryl, you can have a piece of gum] 40 Wendy Frechette Wen, Wendells David, I talk! Steven Furtado Spud Sheri Gardner Smile! Lisa Gentile Lis, Lee Kathleen Gillerlane Kathie, Gill Mike H. got a flat tire at LePerch parking lot, huh. No Way 41 Richard Goyette Rick Judy Guilbeault Jude Oh, come on! Tracey Hall Flowerchild When you learn to love Hell, you will be in heaven. Carol Haltinner Stick, Ca 42 John Hardman Kim Hardman Kimbo W.P.W. Pass the watermelon. Michael Healey Mike, Heals What a Horrorshow! , You guys are peutred. David Hebert Hebs Let ' s leave, meet me at my car at 2:30. Sharon Hindle Cheeks, VE Linda, I have to talk to you! , Hi love! A Bananas! Bradford Hines Hinzy Only in a jeep , What ' s the next concert? Tiffany Hayes Tiff, Tif, Steamin ' Clark Killer , Def Leppard Rules , What ' s happenin ' ? Kelly Hennessey Kel W.P.W. Pass the grape. Claude Hines Claudius Maximus, Fred, Hinzy Great, great sandwich! , It ' s casual. , Hey B V 2 43 Mary Beth Hodges Froggie Damn Proud , Snorty - Shut up! , Too funny Todd Howard Howie Bean ... , I ' m working on it. Jeffrey Huyler Jeff, JJJeffrey Lowey 1 , What ' s up? , Hey! Keep in touch . . . . Joseph Huyler Jobo Tay Hay ya dirty old , I don ' t understand. Get over here! Michelle Jardin Shell Lori Johnson LJ Where ' s the V , man? , Let ' s play P ' s and Q ' s Thomas Jutras Jutes Debra Kay Debbie, Lee, Kibbles It ' s Tute, he ' s coming home!! Georgia Keene GAK 44 Kerri Kelly Freddie, Mario Frame it, if you want. Joseph Kezal Jerilyn Kimner ' Ting , Boing , I don ' t have the gas. , Who ' s workin ' in Dairy Mart tonight? 45 Maryam Komeilian SOS , I don ' t understand. Robert Krueger Bob Joseph Kukulka Kulkster Ah, don ' t worry about it. Cheryl LaFauci Cher, LLeryl Let ' s talk! , Mike, shut up! Patricia Leddy Patti 46 Amy Leinhos Goodbye blue sky. Anthony Loffredo Tony, Ant, Cutie, LaFra Hey, What ' s a matter? , No Way! , Need a ride? , Dead 1 I wanna get otta here! w W — : Michael Leveille Levels Linda Lepere Linda That ' s odd. Michele Leveille Cell, Shorty Psycho! , Sue, what the @ am I doing? Abra Low Christine Leveille Jill Lilibridge Rainbow Bright Oh, but I might! , Let ' s do some P ' s and Q ' s. Michael Luther Lex, MCL, Clarence Get out of here you big jerk!! , NO!! 47 Julie Marz Jules, Jude, Mulie Go for it! William Martin Milo That ' s the way you do it. Joseph Martucci William McArdle Bill, Wild Bill Brendan McGuire Biff James McKay Q-Tip Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life. Timothy McKenna Timmy Yea, did you see that smoke show this morning? George Medeiros 49 David Menatian Meneek Hold the Roids David Moison Dave Ronald Mennella Darlene Miner Dar, Doll ' s What ' s up? , How ' s life? 50 Joseph Molis Mole Yeah right! Judith Moran Judes! God, I look bad today! Jeffrey Moroni Marone Thomas Murgo Murgs It ' s unbeleivable , Raid Lives ON ' Sandra Naylor Sandi How ' s life? , Incredible Mark Nerney Andy Pennie Nero Penelope Cocktails ' 86 ' , Let ' s play Quarters! I like it, I like it. Get Blea chy out! Scott Newell Chewbob, Chewy Beer ' s Beer, get anything! , Me and my good buddy weiser. Charles Nicienski Chucko, Charlie, Chuckles Neil Peart?! Never heard of him! 51 Sean O ' Brien Seano I don ' t wanna say nothin ' but . . . . Cheryl Parisi Kalela, Cheryldean, Cher Hey Hon! , Hey Sweetie! . Hi Cutie! , Missing you! John Parrillo Jop, Oreste What a day for an O ? don ' t you think! Michael Pay Mike You stud . . . James Perron Jimbo I ' ll be back. Joseph Petrone Boog What the @ Lori Petrucillo Lor, The KID Smile, things can only get worse! , Oh No! 52 Darlene Porter Dari, Dip, Beany No way! , You might! , I wanna go home! Bradley Priestley Lisa Puleo Yeah, you might kid! Lassy, Lee, Triple D Mish, tell me Lex isn ' t georgeous! Edward Regine Yes, right. Maryanne Reilly Mary, Man We have to stop at McDonalds. 53 Suzanne Reynolds Sue, The Exterminator I ' m impressed! Susan Riccardi Sue I love him. Michele Richard Sparky One, Chesty, Mich, Tripple C Let ' s go find some men. , Hey Lee, N.P. for the night. Jacqueline Rigney Debra Rogers Jackie, Jac Duey, Deb, Debbie I ' m ova it! 54 William Rossi Ross Wake up and smell the coffee Joseph Rubino JR- Oh no! Steven Sabatos Scobo, Scobes Oh well! Jeffrey Salisbury Sal ' s Robert Salisbury Salz Michele Salois Mich I did it on accident! Steven Serapiglia Kristen Siedzik Dewey, Sera Kris, Siedz I ' ll take care of it! Christopher Simkins Sims Aiko, Aiko! Nothin ' left to do but smile, smile, smile! 55 Andrea Siravo Sub, V.P. Where ' s Michael? Mark Slader Slate Matthew Slader Mosses Totally radical Charles Smith Chip Mike, this is a public place! Gerald Smith Jerry Is it June yet? Richard Sn ow Rick It ' s too old, it ' s out of style. Kerri Spaziano Spaz Oh! Pee Wee , Thanks for everything mom! The ' V ' lives on! , Good luck to the class of ' 86 and KVG. John Spenard Spin, Spinny Oh! Good one! , Yeah, right kid. , Tass, what are you doing? Robert Squillante Squib I don ' t wanna do it, but I gotta! , Get tough O ' Neil! 56 Tracey Stewart Kathleen Stoeckel Kelly Suitor Tracey - Lee Kathy, Dat, Sugar Mag. Led Zeppelin Grateful Dead 1 Les, Neither do I! Brian Talbot Talloz, Tidbit Kimberly Tardie Kimbaloo, Kimmie, Circle Unreal , Cheeks , Cookies 57 David Tassoni Tass Bean , My mother walked in. , That ' s like the other day, Where ' s Howie? Wendi Theroux When Welcome to . . . McDonalds David Tikoian Tiky, Clepto I stole it. Gregg Tremblay Flex Yeah, right , See now John Trombley Jay Have a good one. , What are we doing this weekend? 58 Denise Ursillo Dee, Vryn Yeah, that ' s bad! Faith Van Eps Baby Fae Keep dreamin ' , I might Keith Venditelli Stewy Vikki Viau Vikkles No way! , Get out! Paula Vinacco P.J. You should have seen me last night! Jon Volatile Huge Michael Walker Mary Beth Walsh Sandra Weber Walk - 71, Kick Killer M.B., Walshbe Sandy, Web Old Mil 1 . Hun Incorporates air, m.m. You ' re such a goof! Christopher Whipple Whip I ' m broke! Julie Williams Jules Pink Floyd 1 , That ' s cool . . . . Yo Reet!! Robert Wilson Fill it up again. Kerri Winthrop Ke, Cherry We ' re outta here! Lee, how ' bout The Classic? Dennis Woisard Woizy, Zard You ' re ugly and your mother dresses you funny! Sharon Yany Sly, Sha Oh my God!! , Wicked cool 60 Michael Zannelli Zambezi O.K., Look! Look! Look! ' I, Kim Cimini, leave to Teddy” a tight pair of Levi ' s 501 Blues and two plane tickets to Rio; Chem II leaves Mrs. Hamil a new distilled water jug because the old one obvi¬ ously has a leak. Everyone leaves Sean O ' Brien a book of original lies. Anonymous leaves Mr. Tobin a life supply of immature Exploring Human Nature Classes. I, Holly, leave to Kath, Suz, and Cheryl an unforgetable night at Moses Brown. I, Debbie Kay, want to thank my closest friends who put up with me through this year. Thanks alot, you guys really pulled me through! Period six Dramma class leaves Mrs. Parkhurst a class that is absent less than 40 times a year. Kathy leaves Suzanne, Cheryl and Holly all our good times. Kathy leaves Suzanne, Benji. Bou-Bou leaves to Biff, the good times he ' s had in his wascally wabbit. I, Sherri, leave Judy thanks for being my best friend ever and a year supply of lemonade. I leave to David D ' Amore a class with no HACKERS. We, The A Team, leave all the broken deer pieces to all the new JOCKS. I, Jeff Moroni, leave to Mrs. Sandra Hamil a Chemistry II class that will pay attention for an entire period. I, Charlie Nicienski, leave to John Hard¬ man warm winds and a wave, New Vuarnet ' s, a new brand- X and a half-pipe, a radar detector and insurance money and downtown skate sessions. John Hardman and Charlie Nicienski leave to Joe Molis, our oldest, smelliest, worst pair of vans and a car that ' s worse than everybody else ' s. We, John Hardman and Charlie Nicienski, leave to anyone who wants these things — locker number 445, including at least 100 pre-chewed pieces of gum inside and two halves of our broken skates. I, Scott Newell, leave to the senior class a beer in their hands. I, Margie Carlton leave to my friends all of the memories we ' ll always remember at Pen- nie ' s Pub. The senior class officers, leave Mr. Dunn with many thanks for all the dedication and support he gave us. I, Mike Luther, leave to Jeff Esposito, a can of Bondo, a baseball hat, and a week of lessons with Michael ' s Driving School. I, Jill leave to Pennie Nero a ride home from the Showcase, after seeing Rocky IV, Pee Wee Herman, and more parties. I, Adrienne leave to the office, an early dis¬ missal slip for the times I left the school without permis¬ sion. I, Anonymous, leave the school bars for all the win¬ dows, guards for all the doors and a no fail alarm system for students who want freedom. I, Jerilyn Kimner, leave to Michael Colpack a real attitude and an understanding of the real world, and the fact that you have to work hard to get anything out of life. I, Michele Leveille, leave the SHS Faculty, a gossip column in the Sentinel Newspaper. I, Linda LePere leave to Sharon Hindle a night at L.A. Beach Club with a pack of Fig Newtons. I, David Tikoian leave the Athletic Department all the Athletic equipment that I bor¬ rowed. H.R. 225 leaves Mr. Tobin another Home Room that was as rowdy as ours. Chris O ' Neil and Kris Siedzik leave Missy Dufresne two more friends in college to talk about her favorite subject with. I, David Tikoian, leave Kerri Spaziano a week at Edgehill Newport for her unorderly state of mind at the Halloween Party. I, David Tikoian, leave Chris O ' Neil someone to stay up with after hours. I, Cheryl Parisi, leave to Tony Loffredo a wish for a life full of happi¬ ness. I Love You! We, Holly, Cheryl, and Suzanne leave to Kathy, a dark, handsome guy on a black motorcycle. We, Mary Hodges and Jackie Rigney leave to Mr. Tortoiani, Peace and Tranquility. I, Mary Hodges, leave all my friends, smiles and strange laughter. I, Darlene Porter, leave To Mr. Reilly all the thanks in the world for helping me get through my senior year. We, The Senior Class, Leave To Mrs. Nocera a Movie Theater and A Ton of Popcorn for her videos. I, Sue Riccardi, leave to Kerri Spaziano all our week¬ ends at Bryant and U.R.I. I, Sue Riccardi, leave to Pennie Nero all the trips to Riccotti ' s 3rd period. I, Michael Zan- nelli, leave to Georgia Kenne better driving ability. I, Jen Brousseau, leave Julie Williams enough peace, love, and happiness to last a life time, and also a special thanks for all that she has done for me and all the rockin ' times we ' ve had together. I, Jen Brousseau, leave blue-eyes a night at the beach to watch the sunset. I, Jen Brousseau, leave my sister Cara, a green happy van with flowers on it for our trip to California and two tie-dye outfits for her and Scott Hansen. I, anonymous, leave to Tom Autiello a night in a Jacuzzi with candles surrounding it and two bottles of champagne and then afterwards ... I, Brad Hines, (Hinzy) leave to all my good friends, a Hell ride in my jeep. I, Jeff Huyler, leave to 1. David D ' Amore 2. Dennis Driscoll a 1. Santa Claus Suit to wear in his Red Sled. (Corvette) 2. The supplies he needs with no strings attached. I, Kim, leave Sharon, 50 for a grade soda, another night at Georges, a gun to shoot everybody in the caf. except for . . . thanks for always being there, Good luck forever with Don. Have a good one. I, Kim, leave Lisa a wicked nice kid for a boyfriend and a rum coke. I, Kim, leave Michelle all the luck in the world with Norman, and a wicked big thanks for always being there listening to me babbling and asking for advice about David(s). Thank You. We, The Seniors of Language to Travel By leave to Jack Lawrence a free meal at Casa Lupita to make up for the one he had to pay for. We, Cheryl, Holly, Kathy, leave to Su¬ zanne a S.H.S. Parking lot fire lane. I, Suzanne Reynolds leave to Mike Bailey a night spent watching the Secret of Nihm . I, Missy Kiley leave to John Parrillo All My Love. We, The Seniors, leave to Mr. Petell, Joe Koeniger and a congressional medal of honor for putting up with him. We, tbe BIG LEAGUES OF THE MIND, (Political Sci. Class), leave to Al Balasco a Lifetime Supply of Critiques on the Bolshe¬ vik Revolution for endless exciting reading. I, Coreena Gregson, leave to Charlie Nicienski a set of handcuffs and a warrant for his arrest. I, Robert Martin, leave to Mr. Bob Graham a collection of Archie Bunker tapes for use in class. I, Liz Beaumier leave to Mary Martin, Sue Riccardi, Kerri Spaz, and John Hardman a night away from Bryant College. I, Donna Butterfield, Leave To Leslie Woodward a Year¬ book that comes together by June 1 without any problems. I, MaryAnne Reilly, leave to Sandra Naylor a broken com¬ puter to be fixed at Future Images, by guess who? We, Kristen Ferri, Kristen Siedzik, and Kerri Winthrop, leave to Scott Newell a new pair of sweat pants. I, Anonymous, leave to Squibber a inflatable WOMAN for future reference. I, Janine, leave to Deb Lee a sidewalk to put her paintings on. I, Janine, leave all my closest friends a terrific summer. I, Liz Beaumier, leave Lynn Eaton all my thanks for all the talks we had. We, Margie Carlton and Abra Low, Leave to Mr. Salis¬ bury all the sixth period studies we owe him. We, the class of ' 86, leave to S.H.S., much better freshmen class next year . . . hopefully. I, Glenn Caron, leave to the class of ' 87 an entire senior year of no courtyard, smoking, cafeteria study, or early dismissal priviledges. We, the Class of ' 86, leave to Class of ' 87, a diminished supply of senior privi- ledges. We, Tracey Stewart and Debbie Kay, leave to Steve Fertado a bag of Eagle Brand Russet Chips and a subscrip¬ tion to Mademoiselle Magazine. I, Dave Tassoni, leave to Lauran a copy of my term paper. I, Kim Tardie leave to Sharon, Michelle, Darlene, and Lisa one of my rum cokes and Mr. Mandolfi his own golf course and Love-n-Hugs and two tickets to Aruba. We, the Class of ' 86 boys, leave to Jeff Esposito a date with Julie Fair and his own Ford Escort along with an acceptance letter from any college. I, Kerri Spaziano, leave to John Hardman and Charlie Nicienski many hard core shows with mad slamming at the living room. Also good luck with Triton, Charlie. I, Chris Simkins, leave to the senior class a bottomless keg. I, Michelle, leave to Sharon and Don the best of luck. I, Michelle, leave Sharon sunny days, grape soda and stuff, and the best of times during four years. We, periods 5 and 7, leave Mr. Hines forever. We, ' Dana Antonelli and Tammy Butler, leave Mr. Marques the worst freshmen homeroom ever! I, Chip Smith, leave nothing to anybody . . . I ' m taking it all with me. I, Pee Wee Herman, leave the Class of ' 86 many good times. I, Denise Ursillo, leave Pennie Nero the strength to have many more wild parties. We, Maryanne Reilly and Sandra Naylor leave Mr. Tinkham a set of keys that can ' t be lost and to Mr. Cleasby Great Chamber Sing¬ ers next year and the patience to deal with Concert Choir. Brendan McGuire leaves Tom Jutras and Dave Menatian the life time title Rebel . Period 2 Calculus leaves Mrs. Camara three weeks on an all expense paid ski-trip. We, the period 5 Computer Programming Class, leave Mr. T. a class full of Spanish Foreign Exchange students. We, Sharon and Michelle, leave Kim T. all the Davids in the world, pink heart boxer shorts, the jeep she always wanted, allergy shots, early dismissals, a golf trip with Mr. Mandolfi, some more gold chains and the best of luck. I, Brendan McGuire, leave Brian Bouchard a flashing red light for our Starsky and Hutch Adventures. I, Faith VanEps, leave Mr. Graham an¬ other student like me to bother him for 2 years. We, Mike Walker, Dave Tikoian, Bob Squillante, leave to Chris O ' Neil somebody to stay up with him at night and drink. I, Kerri Winthrop, leave to Kerri Spaziano an egg roll on Ft. Lauder¬ dale strip. We, Kerri Winthrop and Kristen Ferri, leave to the football cheerleaders, a rainy day. I, Mary Beth Walsh, leave to Sharon Hindle a night of her life with Paul and to all the Smithfield High School teachers who interfered with my sense of privacy and a lesson to mind their own busi¬ ness. I, Sharon, leave Norman and Michelle the best of luck together. I, Sharon, leave Michelle a trip to Florida, the beach, and Cape Cod and a special thanks for being my best friend ever. I, John Hardman, leave Kristen Edwards a date with Billy Idol and Charlie Sexton. I, John Hardman, leave Joe Molis a ' 62 Corvette with an overhead cam. I, John Hardman, leave Mary Martin whatever she wants. We, Peri¬ od 1, leave to Pauline Chauvin, a husband like Bob Graham and a daughter like Pennie Nero. I, Gerald Smith, leave to the class of ' 90 a plaster pool to be put on the roof so they can go to the classes next to it. I, Cheryl, leave Holly, Kathy, Suz, the memories of all the good times we ' ve had and thanks for being such good friends. I, Stefanie, leave Tra¬ cey, Debbie, and all my friends, the best of times to come. I, Stefanie, leave Cheryl Dingley one, Cheryl, take my books. I, Stefanie, leave Sandy a wild and crazy trip to Florida. I, STENDS, leave BEFRI the best of all possible worlds. We, the Class of ' 86, leave to S.H.S. trash can service to help at lunch. I, David Herbert, leave to all my teachers nothing, I just leave. I, Pennie Nero, leave Mrs. Hillstrom and Miss Chauvin, an Italian cookbook. I, Brian Bouchard, leaves all the teachers that hassled him, consciousness on their death beds. I, Sharon Hindle, leave Linda Lepere my thanks for being such a great friend and all her help with ... . John and Charlie leave the class of ' 86, a Christmas Tree, a new deer, 5 minutes in the circle at a hard core show at the living room, and all the good times we ' ve had partying together. We leave, a smile to Lisa. 66 ATHLETICS Pep Rally Nice do, Sue A momentary lapse for Mrs. BolucH. We are the world Open wide! We ' re just doing the Harlem Shuffle Hey, peace, brother! Ready or not . . . Thank you, Kelly and Kim . . . here they come! Show ' em, Laura Our beloved Senior Class Homegrown Smithfield boys Send in the clowns 69 Homecoming HOMECOMING 1986 Burger King? No . . . Homecoming King, Troy Costa. You look Marvelous! Homecoming Canidates Laura Azzara — Homecoming Queen of 1986 Can we come back tomorrow? 70 This isn ' t the time for push-ups. Our SADD friends. 71 Football 1st row Andy Nerney, Joe Huyler, Troy Costa, John Parrillo, Scott Newell, David Tikoian, Chris O ' Neil, Bobby Squiilante, Roger Dery, Bill McAr- dle 2nd row Eric Dolan, Willie Moison, Paul Bertsch, Cory Jackson, Gene Coutu, Guy Latour, Mike Dexter, Eric Atkins, Jeff Maroni, Jamie Girard, Jimmie Curley 3rd row Brad Hines. Tom Cornelia, Mike Foncellino, Mike Erbe, Vinnie Christi, Mike Goyette, Mike Walker, Billy Dillon, Mickey Caparco. Mark Matteo, Bob Kreuger, Richard Goyette Willie, just runnnnn! Will ya just catch the ball?!” You can ' t keep a good man down. SHS Opponent 0 Johnston (Round Robin) 14 14 Coventry 19 7-H Warwick 12 20 Central 0 13 S. Kingston 20 6 E. Greewich 29 7 Pilgrim 6 12 Tolman (Homecoming) 14 20 Narragansett 0 0 Bristol 22 33 Ponagansett 13 25 N. Providence 6 The Sentinels finished the season with 5 wins and 6 losses which was a big improvement over last years season. The team was led by captains, Scott ’Chewbob’ Newell and David Tiki’ Tikoian. We followed what is becoming tradition, by winning the Thanksgiving Day game against North Providence. Although we lost Homecoming this year, it was really close (we lost by 2 pts.). Despite numerous injuries, a fine effort was put forth by all team members. The Sentinels are going to miss all graduating seniors, but wish good luck to the team next season. David Tikoian and Mike Walker.- Ames Award; Scott Newell and Mike Foncellino: 1st team; David Tikoian and Mike Walker. 2nd team; Roger Dery. LaFazia Award Something wrong Johnny? Scott in action. Which way do I go? I got the ball, now what?” Hey Gene, having trouble staying on your feet? ■■ Of j Oooh those legs!!! Soccer 1st row: M. Luther, Capt. M. Healey, Capt. J. Pagnozzi, B. McGuire, M. Mousseau. 2nd row: K. Dingley, D. Tassoni, J. Salisbury, D. D’Atri, N. Izzard, C. Smith. S. Flood. 3rd row: G-coach W. Hickey, T. Howard, G. Horton, M. Branch, D. Spagana, P. Carlson, J. Shuttleworth, D. Ramage, S. Weber. Coach Mike Skenyon. Greg shows his style. Mike with a mighty left foot. Michele makes headlines . . . Again!! 74 Co-Captain Mike Healey in action! Co-Captain Jeff Pagnozzi dribbles down field. SHS OP P. 1 Cumberland 7 1 Central Falls 1 2 La Salle 0 1 Woonsocket 1 r o Shea 1 0 Toll Gate 2 3 Cranston West 2 5 Hendricken 0 2 Cranston East 0 1 Pilgrim 0 5 Warwick 0 0 Cumberland 1 1 Central Falls 0 4 LaSalle 0 0 Woonsocket 2 1 Shea 1 Advanced to State Quarter Finals For the most part, the 1985 Smithfield Soccer Team had a successful season. The team started out strong, but the cross-over was stll a deter¬ mining factor for the standings. They reached the playoffs with a 6-8-2 record, which earned them a third place conference standing. Their first playoff game was against North Kingstown. Coach Skenyon was confident that he would lead the Sentinels to the quarter finals . . . and he did, with an outstanding shootout which ended in an 8-7 win for Smithfield. Hendricken ultimately beat them in the quarter finals, but we still remained one of the top teams in our division. Keith controls the defense. David keeps the ball in bounds. 75 BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY 1st row: J. Reynolds, T. Smith, S. Salvati, Capt. R. Borden, J. Stiles, G. Campopiano 2nd row: J. Newcum, C. Scott, Capt. B. Eaton, C. Car- berry, B. Duarte. C. Turner 3rd. row= Assis¬ tant Coach. D. Parenteau. B. Brown, C. Hol¬ ton, J. Ruotolo, Coach, J. Bennett Not Pic¬ tured: N. Davis, B. Forrest Class C Champions SHS k Opponent 17 Burriville 45 15 Tolman 49 15 Mt. Pleasant 47 15 Shea 49 19 Central 47 15 No. Providence 50 73 OLP 37 19 Classical 47 The Sentinels won the Class C Championship for the first time in school history and won the Central Division Championship for the second year in a row. During the fall, former Co-Captain Bob Forrest sustained an injury and was unable to complete the season. However, the Sentinels car¬ ried on and won every meet in which they raced. Individual honors: Ron Borden-lst Team All-Class, 1st team All-State, 1st Team All-New England; Bob Eaton-lst Team All-Class; Jay Stiles- 2nd Team All- Class. The agony of defeat. Jim, you go that way. Ron Borden: Smithfield ' s own Bruce Jenner. fstm 77 Girl’s Cross Country 1st row: N. Jardin, M. Labrie, C. Kinear, D. Des- roches, K. Johnson, D. Fairfield, C. Flaxington, C. Flealey, Coach Ewart 2nd row: J. MacDonald, M. Daniels, A. Gibbons, D. Dexter. J. Parenteau, C. Carlson, J. Labrie 3rd row: Captains: N. Ramsbey, L. Petrocillo Not Pictured: N. Ramsbey SHS Opponent 11 Burriville 41 1 Lincoln 31 15 Cranston west 50 34 Burriville ■MV 10 N. Providence 43 41 Cumberland 1 17 13 Woonsocket ■ ■ n 15 St. Rays 50 39 31 Ponaganset Mt. St. Charles IS 15 Second Place In Class B Division 19 Johnston 43 The Freshmen team won the Ocean State X-Country Festival Freshmen Team Award for the second year in a row. The Sentinels also won the Junior Varsity Champi¬ onship at the Injury Fund. The top runner in the Class B meet was Kerry Johnson-Qth. The top runner in the State Meet was Darlene Desroches-37th. The Sentinels took 2nd place in the Class B Championship. Don’t worry, we’ll let you out sooner or later. Waiting for the race to begin. Hang in there, kidl Keep going, you’re just about there. Run Kerry, it ' s almost over. Go Joely, you’re in first place! 79 Field Hockey 1st row: (l-R) K. Walker, J. Buteau, J. Marz, S. Weber, M.B. Walsh, J. Lillibridge, S. Reynolds, K. Leddy, A. Carlton, 2nd row; (L-R) K. Hart, K. Hodges, L. Gansert, E. O ' Connell, S. Dickin¬ son, Coach Raposa, B. Angell, L. Catuogno, E. Russell, P. DiMuccio, B. Mott. Mary Beth guards the Sentinel cage. Co-Captains, Sandy Jill. Joyce hustles to get to the action. Kathy stops the opposition. SHS 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 1 0 2 OPP. Lincoln School 0 Cumberland Burrivyj - t J 4 Tiverton 4 Wheeler 3 Woonsocket L i n cffaltffh obi 0 V heefer 1 Lincoln 1 Woonsocket 0 Leddy-AU Division Although this season was disappointing, the Girl ' s Field Hockey Team is still trying to recover from losing eleven seniors two years ago. Their record this year has slightly improved over last year ' s, and it seems as though the team, with Coach Sue Reposa, will be working hard and building up to have a strong team in a few seasons. We will only be losing five Seniors this time including the Co- Captains Jill Lillibridge and Sandra Weber. Junior Kathy Leddy received All-Division Third Team Honors. and . . . they ' re off! A break in the action 81 Boy ' s Basketball 1st. row: (L-R) D. Tassoni, M. Cowan 2nd. row: (L-R) M. Walker, J. Volatile, D. Woisard, E. Banville, 3rd row: (L-R) Coach Benoit, R. DeCorte, S. Weber, N. Davis, P. Carlson, J. Fians, N. Gansent, M. Stewart, D. Pellegrino, A. Segee, Assist. Coach J. Wignot. SHS OPP. 65 Portsmouth 62 61 Narragansett 50 64 Bristol 63 81 No. Smithfield 34 64 Central Falls 71 66 Warren 58 56 Burriville 53 71 Ponagansett 61 50 Scituate 57 75 Mt. St. Charles 69 53 Davie ' S 57 79 No. Smithfield 53 52 Ponagansettt 73 52 Burriville 32 78 Mt. St. Charles 60 67 Scituate 55 I Class C Champions Co-Captains Mike Cowan and Dave Tassoni were two important reasons for the 12-4 re¬ cord and Division C Championship. Mike did the bulk of the work, scoring and rebounding while David took the responsibility for running things outside with his ball handling and pass¬ ing ability. Meanwhile, Eric Banville always had the task of defending the other team ' s most formidable scorer. Mike Walker and Dennis Woisard were the all important sixth men; Mike replaced the man underneath while Den¬ nis was called upon to replace a guard. The sixth senior who will be greatly missed is John Volatile. Though he didn ' t get much game time, he was dependable and important to the team ' s success. Complementing our seniors were Norm Gansert and Joe Fians; fine re¬ bounders and inside scorers. Mr. Benoit looks forward to another successful year. Norman, the powerhouse. Ill take that, thank you! Hyiiii-ya! 83 Girl ' s Basketball 1st row: S. Weber, M. Branch, K. Gillerlane, M. Walsh, S. Hindle, K. Hart, S. Takakuwa; 2nd row: Assit. Coach K. Connell, L. Catuogno, S. Reyn¬ olds, B. Lang, K. Leddy, L. Gansert, E. Russell, Coach C. Neal 84 Suzanne prays for a foul shot Sharon goes for a lay-up The winning basket SHS OPP. 60 Toiigate 35 58 Cumberland 40 60 E. Providence 40 72 Lincoln “ 37 65 52 Woonsocket Bay View 11 44 41 Barrington 34 42 Classical 33 75 Tolman 23 71 Burriville 43 47 Cumberland 55 67 Bay View 46 51 Classical 42 52 Quarter Finals 33 50 Semi-Finals 36 62 Finals 59 11 11 Lady Sentinels Win Second Consecutive State Title The Smithfieid High Lady Sentinel Hoopsters re¬ corded a remarkable 25-1 record and won their sec¬ ond consecutive state title. They were led by Senior captain and All-Stater Sharon Hindle, who became the 1st Lady Sentinel to score over 1000 points (1198 career total). The starting 5 consisted of Senior tri¬ captain Kathy Gillerlane, Jr. 2nd team All-State for¬ ward Kathy Led dy, Jr. All-Division Shelly Branch, and Sophomore guard Lisa Gansert. Super sophomore Betsy Lange was the State Tournament MVP; the 5 ' 11 ' center has a great future ahead of her and was selected All-State Honorable Mention. Contributing off the bench were Sr. Tri-captain Mary Beth Walsh; Sr. guards Sandy Weber and Suzanne Reynolds; Jr. exchange student Satoko Takakuwa; forward Leslie Catuogno; Sophomores Kim Hart, Michele Palmero, and Lynn Eaton. With many fine players returning, the Lady Sentinels are looking forward to a fine future. J.V. Team Champions at the Civic Center 85 Wrestling Back (L-R): M. Goyette, D. Tikoian, B. Salis¬ bury, E. Adkins, M. Connors, W. Moison, Coa¬ ch Torresgrossa Middle (L-R): S. Hansen, J. Stiles, S. Darling, T. Justras, D. Lombardo, G. Cretella Front (L-R): M. Luther, T. Howard, D. Menatian Sentinel strategy-if you can ' t pin him, sleep on him! And the winner is . . . Coach Torregrossa watches the match intently. Steve Darling looks for an opportunity to attack. A Team Of Winners SHS . - Opponent 33 Warren 33 26 Hope 35 42 N. Providence 16 30 Central .falls 24 40 BurrillVille 30 53 Mt. Pleasant 15 30 Ponaganset 32 30 O.L.P. 12 36 West Warwick 24 54 Central 12 39 Warren 26 54 N. Providence 12 36 Hope 36 42 Moses Brown 16 29 Ponaganset 31 41 West Warwick 27 non Conference Meet win$ 11 Losses: 3 ties: 2 The 85-86 edition of the wrestling team proved to be one of the most successful since the sport started in 1974. With tri¬ captains Mike Luther (16-0), Todd Howard (15-1), and Dave Menatian (13-2) leading the way, the Sentinels compiled an 11- 3-2 record in dual meet competition. This was good for a second place finish in their division. Seniors Dave Tikoian and Bob Salisbury, along with underclassmen Eric Adkins, Steve Darling, Todd jutras, and Chris Croft chipped in with some big wins to aid the Sentinel cause. Tournament results were also very successful. Gino Cretella (3rd), Eric Silva (4th), Bill Salis¬ bury (3rd), and Mark Adkins (1st) showed their talents at the freshman states, while Jay Stiles (3rd) took home a medal in the J.V. tournament. The Suburban Tournament saw the Sentinels battle Ponaganset and Hope for the title and finish a strong second to Ponaganset. Scott Hansen (4th), Willy Moison (3rd), Dave Menatian (2nd), Dave Lombardo (1st), Mike Luther (1st), and Todd Howard (1st) were medal winners in the Suburban Tournament with Todd Howard being voted as the outstand¬ ing wrestler. Todd Howard (6th) and Dave Lombardo (4th) won places in the state meet, as Dave Lombardo became the first Smithfild sophomore to ever qualify for the New Englands. With only 5 seniors graduating, next year could be just as good. The J.V. Wrestling Team Tricaptions Mike Luther, Dave Menatian, and Todd Howard Mike Luther has the match well under control Looking for a weakness 87 Hockey 1st row: j. Salisbury, M. Healey, M. Nerney, C. O ' Neil, P. Bertch; 2nd row: Assistant Coach Paquette, D. LaChance, E. Hall, J. LaChance, G. VanPelt, D. Spagagna, S. Geer, D. Nardelli, J. Marz, M. Erbe, J. Shuttleworth, M. Mousseau, T. Costa, Coach R. Lillibridge. . . . or you can sit on the puck. SLAPSHOT 88 The Iceman skateth. Another great save by Andy Nerney! SHS 1 3 6 3 5 1 2 2 5 3 7 1 0 2 5 0 1 1 1 3 3 OPP Cumberland 2 Toll Gate 2 North Providence 4 Coventry 5 Ponaganset 1 Lincoln 3 Warwick 9 East Providence 4 Woonsocket 3 Ponaganset 2 Johnston 5 Warwick 5 Cumberland 4 Coventry 4 Toll Gate 2 East Providence 5 Pilgrim 2 North Providence 4 Pilgrim 2 O.L.P. 2 Barrington 7 Miracles On Ice The Smithfield High School Hockey team had a fine season this year. Even though they only won 5 out of 14 games, they still placed 7th in the Conference standings. Captains Mike Healey and Chris O ' Neil did most of the scor¬ ing for the Sentinels while Andy Nerney de¬ fended the Sentinels admirably. Coach Lilli- bridge will be losing five Seniors next year including his goalie, but he is confident that next year ' s team will be at least as successful as this year ' s. Jeff controls the game I ' d Rather be figure skating Ice-escapades 89 Gymnastics Front: T. Frazier. 1st row: (L-R) L. Garzilli, J. Johnson, L. Conboy, K Mandeville, J. McGrath, N. Ramsby, M. Pannullo, C. Ferri, K. Johnson. 2nd. row: (L-R) A. Flaxington, E. Ovadia, M. Barbato, C.B. Stewart, P. Piti, M. Foncellino, A. Hawley, Coach Karen Martin. I ' m so relaxed! Co-Captians T. Frazier, A. Flaxington and Coach K. Martin. Kim flies over the horse, no problem! A trio for the parallel bars. Graceful floor exercises. 90 Future Mary-Lou Rettons Although this year ' s gymnastics team did not have the most impressive season record, all is not lost. There were more athe- letes participating from Smithfield High this year than any other year and hopefully, all will be returning veterans next year. We look forward to a great team and a better year in 1987, with Angela, Michele and Jessica on vault; Kim and Linda on bars; Tracey, Crystalin, Aliza and Missy on beam; and Missy, Kerri and Claire on floor. Good Luck!! Parallel bar expert 91 Baseball Front- Bobby Salisbury, 1st row: (L-R) N. Bel- lemore R. Squillante, M. Healy, J. Salisbury, j. Parrillo, S. Newell, P. Matteo. 2nd row: (L-R) C. Jackson, D. Ramage, R. Mignacca, R. Perry, M. Fague, S. Weber, Coach Salisbury. 3rd row: (L-R) M. Mousseau, D. Clavett, D. Beckel, C. Lee, Manager, A. Segee. Mike Healy in action! Bob Perry ' s classic form! Baseball Jeff, not golf! 92 The Team That Just Wouldn ' t Quit After a shaky start of 1 win and 5 losses, the Smithfield High Nine dug-in and ran off 5 straight victories. When the dust settled. Coach Bob Salisbury ' s team had finished the season with a 7-7 record and a play-off berth. The team was led by two All Blackstone Valley selections in 2nd baseman Jeff Salisbury and S.S. Mike Healey. The dynamic duo provided the offensive punch and defensive stoppers from beginning to end. Salisbury was the ' 86 batting champion with a .435 avg. and Healey had most hits and recorded a .431 avg. Salisbury was named to the 1st Team All Balckstone Valley Team along with catcher Mike Mousseau, and Healey to the 2nd team along with designated hitter John Parrillo. Pat Matteo won the team ' s Sportmanship Award. Mound duties this year fell primarily on senior Bob Squillante, a 3rd Team All-Division selection and junior Bob Petty. Besides Mousseau and Perry, the 1987 returnees include the versatile players Steve Weber and Rob Megnacca, along with outfielders Cory Jackson, Matt Fague, and Dave Ramage. Also, frequent starters from this year ' s team and spot players Steve Quattrini, Chris Lee and Don Beckel should form the nuclues of another winning season. Mike Mousseau awaiting Bob ' s pitch % Chewbob heading for home base John Parillo, Smithfield ' s Road Runner Mike and Bob discuss plans for after the game Senior Baseball Players Mike, get the tobacco out of your mouth! Tennis 1st. row: P. Fontaine, E. Lawrence, T. Au- tiello, J. Perrone, D. Nuttall, A. Yanez. 2nd. row: Assistant Coach B. Reall, J. Mansoiillo, T. Crockford, D. Linehan, J. Mansoiillo, S. Ainley, C. Smith, K. Duarte, D. Desroches, Coach Vellucci. 94 Paul returns a close hit. Captian, Tom Autiello SHS OPP 7,6 Shea 0, 1 5, 6 St. Ray 1, 1 6, 4 No. Smithfieid 1, 3 7, 6 Tolman 0, 1 6, 5 Woonsocket 1, 2 5 Pilgrim 2 6 mfM 1 6 Cranston West 1 5 Classical 2 3 Warwick Vets 4 Suburban State Championship This year ' s team was a complete turnaround from last year ' s team. Last year, the team only won one match; this year the team only lost one match. The team finished the season with a 17-1 record and with the Suburban State Championship. Jay Mansolillo was chosen for second team All-State, and the rest of the top seven players were chosen for All-Division and All-Position in their Division. With only two Seniors leaving, Co-Captains Tommy Au- tiello and Jim Perron, the team has a very good chance of repeating as Suburban State Champs. Thanks also to our other outstanding players: Jeff Mansolillo, Chris Smith, Karen Duarte, Steve Ainley, Darlene Desroches, Diane Linehan, Ed Lawrence, Tiffany Crockford, Paul Fontaine, Dave Nuttall, Alfonso Yanez, Assistant Coach Beth Reall, and Coach Val Vellucci. Yes, I do think I ' m Bjorn Borg! Wimbledon, here I come! 95 Boy ' s Track 1st. row: (L-R) C. Turner, T. Smith, j. Rubino, M. Bailey, M. Slader, R. Borden, C. Carberry. 2nd row: (L-R) C. Scott, K. Dingley, J. Fians, A. Battey, R. Gregory, N. Gansert, W. Moison, C. Holton, N. Davis, 3rd row: (L-R) Coach Paren- teau, G. Campopiano, J. Stiles, S. Salvati, B. Duarte, J. Shuttleworth, J. Reynolds, E. Quar- trinni, J. Neucum, j. Hines, J. Kelly, R. Brown, S. Costa, S. Comfort, Assistant Coach, B. Rowe. Coach Parenteau Anxiously awaiting the starting gun. Ron Borden exhibits his champion¬ ship form! Tri-Captains - M. Slader, M. Bailey, and R. Borden. Bob making his kill to bring back to the cave! SHS OPP 96 Johnston 56 86 Cumberland 69 76 Lincoln P L 78 127 Ponnagansett 26 80 Woonsocket 92 3rd Hendriken Relay Carnival 5th Northern League Relay Carnival 1st Class D Relay Carnival 4th Northern League Championship 1st Class D Championship Wins: 3 Losses 2 Class D Champions First year coach, Dave Parenteau began his coach¬ ing career with a fine team and Championship re¬ sults. Senior Ron Borden was awarded the MVP award as well as holding the school record in the 1500 and 3000 meter. Junior Bob Eaton holds the school record in the High Jump and was awarded the MVP of the Class Relay Carnival, and Mike Bailey was the top sprinter for the team. Other contributing team members were Todd Howard and Paul Bertch in the Pole Vault, Matt Slader, Bob Gregory and Keith Dingley in the Javelin; Norm Gansert in the Hammer; Willie Moison in the Shot; and Norm Davis in the 400 Meter. Only five team members are grad¬ uating seniors, so look out next year! Make a decision, Mike, Norm ' s imitation of the Statue of ballet or track? Liberty Terry painfully gains the lead. Todd ' s concentration will carry him over. Time to wake up, Bob! 97 Girl ' s Track 1st row: Lynn Jardin, Kim Srail, Natalia Rams- bey, Holly Doherty, Julie Marz (captain), Linda Lepere (captain), Cheryl Lafauci (captain), Mi¬ chelle Branch, Sherri Dickinson, Diana McVey. 2nd row: Coach Joe Bennett, Weight Coach Stan Nyartco, Erika Norton, Noel Ramsbey, Michelle LaBrie, Julie Brown, Leslie Catuogno, Lynn Maione, Stacie Joly, Mike Bailey, Sharon Lepere, Jen MacDonald, Paula DiMuccio, Betsy Lange, Jenn Dunn, Ann Gib¬ bons, Kathy Leddy, 98 SHS OPP 65 Cumberland 62 95 Ponaganset 32 92 Lincoln 35 98 West Warwick 29 97 Woonsocket 30 55 Cranston West 72 99 Hope 28 Wins: 6 Losses: 1 Northern Division, 2nd Place Winners The 1986 Girl ' s Track team had another successful year. This year the Lady Sentinels finished in second place, in the Northern division, with a 6-1 record. The team was led by senior Captains, Lori Petrucciilo, Julie Marz, Linda Lepere, and Cheryl Lafauci. Top performers this year were Betsy Lange, Kathy Leddy, Michelle Branch, Leslie Ca- tuogno, Lynn Maione, Jen Dunn, and Cori Healey. The Lady Sentinels had several All-Division Perform ers in Bet¬ sy Lange, Michelle Branch, and Leslie Catuogno, in both the 400 relay and 1600 relay teams. Several records were also broken: Betsy Lange for the high jump; Kathy Leddy for the 100 hurdles; Julie Marz for the 300 hurdles. Thanks to Weight Coach Stan Nieratko and Head Coach Joe Ben¬ nett. We look forward to many more successful seasons. ' Tm gonna make it go far! ' ' Karate Chop! And I thought Tic-Tac-Toe was easy 99 Softball 1st. row: (L-R) CO-Captains, D. Antonelli K. Seidzik, 2nd. row: (L-R) C. Dingley, B. Angell, S. Reynolds, M. Craig, M.B. Walsh, 3rd. row: (L-R) D. Nuttall, T. Hayes, C. Placido, T. Lee, J. Plante, E. Beaumier, P. Leddy, J. Guilbeault, S. Weber, Coach Torregrossa. 100 Wise words from Coach Torregrossa. Cheryl ' s pitching arm at work! Second Place Tie In Northern Division SHS Opponent 3 No. Smithfield 2 7 Woonsocket 3 17 Bishop Keough 0 4 Burrillville 3 7 Scituate 6 2 Lasalle 1 3 Johnston 5 9 Ponaganset 8 6 Woonsocket 7 1 No. Smithfield 5 17 Bishop Keough 0 15 Ponaganset 6 0 Burrillville 1 3 Lasalle 1 4 Johnston 3 6 Scituate 4 Wins: 12 Losses: 4 With seven returning starters from the previous year, The Lady Sentinel ' s got off to a fast start winning their first six games before suffering their first loss. They finished the season with a 12 and 4 record which was good for a second place tie in the tough Northern Division. Leading the Lady Sentinels were Co-Captains Kris Siedzik and Dana Antonelli, both First Team All-League selections at first base. Dana Antonelli, Tiffany Hayes, Melanie Craig, Sandy Weber, along with Sophomores Debbie Nuttall and Terry Beaudry, gave the Sentinels a solid outfield, while Jaime Plante (3rd), Kris Siedzik (SS), Beth Angell (2nd) and Patti Leddy (1st) gave Smithfield their best defensive infield in many years. Mary Beth Walsh (C) and team MVP Cheryl Dingley (P) made up the battery for the second straight year. Lori Capilli was the EH and contributed some big hits during the year, as did Judy Guilbeault, Julie Williams, Suzanne Reynolds, Tracey Lee, and Carol Placido. With eight letter winners returning and probably the best JV team ever, next year should find the team in the thick of the division battle. Sandy ' s anxiously on deck. The thrill of victory! 101 Coif Left to right: Bob Dufresne, Don Carlton, Bill Dil¬ lon, Coach Jack Hart, Jeff Pagnozzi, Norman Iz- zard, Guy Latour, Eric Hall Captain Jeff Pagnozzi and Coach Hart I think it ' s in the swamp, Coach! 102 That ' s a gimme The hit and squat shot Sandtrapped It ' s Tee Time! SHS OPP. 3 Woonsocket 7 4 No. Smithfield 8 8 Cumberland 3 5 Burriville 7 0 Scituate 12 8 V 2 J Woonsocket 3 V 2 5 No. Smithfield 7 9 Vi Cumberland 2 V 2 3 Burriville 9 0 Scituate 12 The top four players were: 1. Norman Izzard 2. Jeff Pagnozzi 3. Eric Hall 4. Anthony Ferri. Our fourth man, Anthony Ferri, filled his spot superb¬ ly; he was one of our players who scored the most points. Eric Hall had a tough year and if he works at his game this summer, he ' ll come back as our strong second man. Our captain, Jeff Pagnozzi, got off to a rough start but finished up the season like a pro. The first man, Norm Izzard, had a good year and made it to the States. In the State Tour¬ nament, he had a tough time but survived. He was 22nd in the State. Next year, we will be losing only one player, so we should be very strong. Where ' s my caddy? New regulation golf tee Look out, Lee Trevino 103 Cheerleading Football: 1st row: K. Winthrop, K. Ferri; 2nd row: G. Gesualdo, A. Siravo, K. Hardman, K. Hennessey, D. Nuttall, R. Watmough Soccer: (pg. 105) 1st row: J. Frazier, C. LaFauci, K. Siedzik, M. Martin; 2nd row: P. Kerwin, J. Octeau, K. Nani, S. Ganung Captains Kerri Winthrop and Kristen Ferri Small but powerful Gina and Jennifer show their spirit If cheering doesn ' t work, try praying Soccer cheerleaders Captains Cheryl LaFauci and Kris Siedzik Athletic Banquet I hope my father ' s this proud If you don ' t quiet down, you ' ll do 25 push-ups! Left - Right (1st row): Sandy Weber- Donald Harnois Award; Cheryl Dingley- Female Scholar Athlete; Kelly Hennessey- Most Congenial Cheerleader; Mary Beth Walsh- Female Sportsmanship Award; (2nd row): Jeffrey Salisbury- Donald Harnois Award; James Perron- Male Scholar Athlete; Sharon Hindle- Outstanding Female Athlete; Ron Borden- Male Sportsmanship Award; Mike Healey- Outstanding Male Athlete. Wanna armwrestle? 106 So, what do we do now? Flowers for an outstanding ballplayer. It ' s not yours, Tony! Everyone ' s a winner 107 ORGANIZATIONS Senior Social Committee Senior Student Council President Laura Azzara, Vice President Andrea Siravo, Social Chairwoman Kelly Hennessey, Treasurer Suzanne Reynolds, Sec¬ retary Kim Hardman, Social Chairman Brendan McGuire Freshman Student Council Heather Low, Donavan Beckel, Jim Reynolds, Donna Fetta, Cory Healey, and Matt Bouchard 110 Freshmen Social Committee Smoking Awareness Close- Up IV Yearbook Newspaper 112 French Club R.l. Math League % ' SADD 113 New England Math League Library Assistants Audio Visual Club 114 Senior Distributive Education Senior Career Education 115 Junior Distributive Education Junior Career Education 116 JUNIORS Class Of ' 87 Officers: V.P. Bob Eaton, Social Chairwoman Joanne Octeau, President Leslie Catuogno, Social Chairman Mike Dexter, Treasurer Kathy Leddy, Missing-Secretary Karen Falcone Junior Social Committee 1 st row: M. Bernards V. Brown, R. Brown, A. Battey, R. Barter, P. Battey; 2nd row: C. Audette, C. Brousseau, M. Branch, D. Balassone, B. Boisvert, C. Borges, K. Beckett, A. Allin; 3rd row: M.C. Boyorek, J. Antonelli, B. Angell, M. Berard, J. Brown; Missing: E. Adkins 1st row: S. Carberry, C. Carberry, P. Charon, G. Campopiano, G, Cole,; 2nd row: J. Carlton, K. Ciombor, J. Carlton, S. Costa, K. Cerep, J. Buteau; 3rd row: C. Cabral, B. Angell, J. Antonelli C. Charette, L. Capilli, L. Catuogno, W. Butler, C. Chin; Missing: S. Beckett, R. Blackwood, L. Cardone, A. Carlton, C. Chase, T. Casey 1 st row: R. Demming, J. Carlton, L. Conboy, S. Dickinson, L. Crouse, M. Craig, S. Davis, M. Dexter, ???; 2nd row: E. Coutu, K. Dingley, J. Curley, A. DeQuattro, C. DeCristofaro, E. Crawley, M. Connors, E. Dolan; Missing: J. David, R. Corbishley, the doughnuts! 1st row: R. DiStefano, L. Dube, K. Falcone, A. Fernald, D. Ellis, K. Floor, A. Flaxington, C. Duhaime, B. Farrar; 2nd row: S. Fanning, M. Driscoll, M. Fague, J. Fians, R. Eaton, E. Dolan; Missing: C. Duhaime, K. Ferri, M. DiSandro, 1st row: G. Gesualdo, M. Greene, T. Frazier, M. Foncellino, E. Gederman, S. Ganung; 2nd row: B. Gould, S. Geer, R. Gregory, N. Gansert, P. Gavlick, T. Garthwaite; Missing: C. Fiore, R. Funaro, D. Garriepy, D. Gardner, J. Haigh, S. Hansen 1st row: L. Jardin, C. Hopkins, A. Hawley, S. Harris, K. Labonte 2nd row: R. Laboissonniere, G. Horton, N. Izzand, C. Jackson, J. Huyler, S. Keenan; Missing: L. Hilton, J. Hymel, D. Hill, E. Kadian, N. Kenyon 120 1st row: D. Levesque, S. Marrocco, J. Lacerte; 2nd row: L. Meadows, K. Leddy, S. Lusher, J. McGrath, K. Mandeville, M. Labrie; 3rd row: E. Lawrence, J. LaChance, J. Mansolillo, G. Latour, K. Winthrop; Missing: T. Lee, S. Lepere, V. Marchione C. Lee, 1st row: J. Moon, E. Paolini, J. Sinesi, M. O ' Brien, E. Ovadia, K. Mederios, M. Nicienski; 2nd row: W. Moison, K. Nani, H. Miller, S. Miracle, Joanne Octeau, E. Murphy, D. Nuttall; Missing: G. Pagnozzi, R. Mignacca, J. Mooney, T. Nerney, 1st row: G. Parker, D. Ramage; 2nd row: C. Placido, D. Proulx, D. Pirri, K. Pryor, N. Ramsbey, G. Profughi, S. Perkins, W. Perry; 3rd row: J. Polseno, D. Pellegrino, P. Piti, J. Plante, N. Ramsbey, J. Peloquin, R. Perry; Missing: K. Riordan, K. St.Martin, A. Reo 121 1st row: S. Shemenski, M. Snell, K. Srail, J. Sinesi, E. Gederman, R. Simoinelli, M. Smith; 2nd row: P. Stifano, D. Sabourin, T. Smith, M. Sepe, D.L. Sencabaugh, S. Simeone, P. Shackleton, C. Smith; Missing: M. Segal, W. Sullivan 1st row: C. Tessier, S. Takakuwa, S. Zammarelli, 2nd row: A. Yanez, S. Weber, M. Watmough, T. Tetreault, M. Surprenant Missing: R. Watmough, R. Van Pelt, R. Waterman, M. Wheelock, D. Wilcox 122 SOPHOMORES Class of ' 88 Social Chairwoman, K. Hart; Treas., J. MacDonald; V.P., C. Kinnear; Secretary, M. Daniels; Pres., R. Azzara; Social Chairman, B. Brown Sophomore Social Committee 1st row: (L- R) P. Borges, D. Ackroyd, S. Ainley, P. Boyer, 2nd row: (L-R) C. Bianchi, N. Baziner, C. Brooke-Stewart, M. Barbato. S. Beaton, K. Ahearn, P. Beaudry, 3rd row: (L-R) P. Anderson, J. Barrow, L. Anter, T. Beaudry, R. Azzara, B. Brewer. Missing: M. Borden, J. Boudreau. 1st row: (L-R) S. Comfort, T. Cornelia, P. Carlson, C. Byerlee, M. Caparco, 2nd row: (L-R) C. Coburn, K. Cobb, C. Caldwell, J. Ciotola, T. Caron, 3rd row: (L-R) M. Charland, A. Calderone, S. Brown, R. Cardente, R. Brown. Missing: L. Carbone, K. Carlson, D. Clavet, J. Corvese, S. Costa. 1st row: (L-R) S. Darling, A. D ' Agostino, N. Davis, D. D ' Atri, 2nd row: (L-R) P. DiMuccio, J. Dionne, K. DiPalmo, D. Ellis, A. Decker, 3rd row (L-R) R. Decorte, L. DiPetrillo, L. Eaton, M. Daniels, R. Ellis, D. Drummond. Missing: P. Cretella, D. Dragon, P. Duhaime, D. Ellis. 125 -mk- i| _ 1r .If fJ I | • T jl JSL mm. § I t 1 1 . M f l Cr ikr m M Wl t Ci M 1st row: P. Fontaine, M. Erbe, S. Flood, M. Ford, M. Gianfrancesco, A. Estrella; 2nd row: W. Fort, A. Gibbons, J. Ewart, L. Gansert, M. Fague, D. Forrest, K. Ethier; 3rd row: B. Gentile, E. Fagan, K. Francis, J. Fagan, M. Ferri, K. Gallagher, R. Fetta. Missing: K. Fera 1st row: C. Holton, C. Jaswell, T. Hamel, E. Hall; 2nd row: K. Hodges, G. latrou, D. Houle, K. Hart, J. Johnson; 3rd row: C. Guertin, S. Guer- tin, S. Hickey, M. Goyette, J. Hines, M. Indelicato, E. Gould; Missing: C. Graphman, B. Haigh, M. Izzi, S. Hawkins. 1st row: W. Kloc, J. Loxley, W. Landry, T. Jutras, D. Lombardo; 2nd row: S. Joly, C. Kinnear, B. Lang, K. Lancaster, J. Labrie, 3rd row: P. Ker- win, K. Loffredo, D. Linehan, J. Kelly, C. Lawrence, C. Kezal, A. Law; Missing: S. LaRue 126 1st row: T. McGuire, J. Mansolillo; 2nd row: C. Miller, D. McVey, K. Lynch, K. Malouin, J. MacDonald; 3rd row: D. Medeiros, S. MacDonald, S. Moroni, B. Mott, J. McKenna; Missing: K. Mansi, R. Manchester, J. Marz, S. Marzilli, M. Matteo, T. McKay 1st row: J. Norberg, S. Pike, S. Quattrini, M. Mousseau, D. Nardelli, 2nd row: C. O ' Brien, L. Norberg, J. Puleo, T. Parr, J. Parenteau; 3rd row: G. Pistacchio, P. Powers, E. Russell, D. Nuttall, S. Poirier; Missing: K. Orabona, A. Pennine, J. Puerini 1st row: J. Spenard, P. Rossi, J. Scott, A. Segee, M. Stewart; 2nd row: J. Sharpies, T. Srail, D. Slader, M. Sabatos, J. Schecher; 3rd row: C. Schartz, J. Ruotolo, D. Spacagna, G. Simkins, J. Stiles; Missing: C. Stanley, J. Russell, D. Swain 127 1st row: R. Worcester, V. Zibelli, D. Tow; 2nd row: K. Walker, N. Zompa, M. Trombley, S. Whalen, D. Viau; 3rd row: W. Wira, G. Wilkins, J. Vinacco, G. VanPelt; Missing: C. Wilder, S. Taylor, D. Wilds 128 FRESHMEN 1st row: D. Bailey, M. Anderson, S. Brown, D. Anter; 2nd row: D. Beckel, B. Calise, K. Brown, G. Capilli, T. Caldarone, C. Banville, S. Brown, J. Allin, J. Buban; 3rd row: M. Bouchard, G. Barrow, T. Burns, M. Adkins, D. Biddle, R. Baker; Missing: K. Berard, D. Boudreau, D. Andrade, S. Browning 1st row: J. DelSesto, V. Cristi, R. Davis; 2nd row: C. Croft, J. Decker, D. DeCesare, D. Chin, K. Clements, J. Davis, A. Cummings, M. Cerra, T. Casey, A. Crossman; 3rd row: D. Carlton, J. Dana, R. DeCesare, M. Desjarlais, E. Cretella, T. Costa, Missing K. Cerep, T. Crockford, M. Colpack, R. Desmet 1st row: T. Ellis, A. Ferri, W. Fisher, E. Ducharme, J. Findlen, S. Fallon; 2nd row: J. DiGrado, T. Dionne, L. Espisito, K. Duarte, D. Fetta, J. Dunn, M. Foster, C. Ferri, R. Dufresne; 3rd row: D. Desroches, C. Flaxington, D. Fairfield, D. Dutch, K. Fandetti, K. Doyle, E. Dupont, D. 130 Ford, 1st row: J. Ferreira, D. George, S. Garey, A. Gaudiana; 2nd row: J. Gallagher, M. Geer, G. Gentile, S. Hindle, C. Healey, L. Garzilli, L. Hill, D. Greathouse, S. Hodgson; 3rd row: K. Hanson, J. Galligan, A. latrou, K. Hodgkins, C. Gardner, D. lacovelli; Missing: R. Gadigian, P. Hardman 1st row: J. Lowry, D. LaChance, G. Lieberman, J. Koeniger; 2nd row: S. Lacerte, M. Leddy K. Johnson, V. Limoges, H. Low, N. Jardin, M. Lavoie; 3rd row: B. LaChappelle, K. Kershner, P. Lemoi, M. LaChappelle, M. Kloc, A. Jarbeau 1st row: K. McKay, J. Murray, V. Montecalvo, C. Martin, S. Miracle; 2nd row: W. Martin, L. Maione, W. Mitchell, E. Me Clintock, T. Lowry, T. Miller, L. Martins, P. Mason, S. Morretti 3rd row: J. Newcum, J. Merlino, S. Nani, L. Lund, D. Martins, K. Niles, E. Norberg, J. Maurice, C. Martineau, R. Manson; Missing: M. McKay 131 1st row: R. Randall, S. Piti, J. Polak, J. Peloquin; 2nd row: J. Reynolds, E. Norton, E. O ' Connell, A. Petri, M. Pannullo T. Rasmussen, T. Ric- ciardelli, J. Rainville, T. Andrews; 3rd row A. Perez, L. Pay, E. Quattrini, D. Polseno, R. Renzi, B. Pike, T. Parker, J. Nobrega; Missing: T. Phillips 1st row: A. Snell, R. Rickabaugh, E. Robinson, K. Rogers, A. Ring, E. Silva; 2nd row: J. Simons, G. Smith, D. Siravo, K. Souza, T. Squillante, L. Schwartz, C. Rivers, J. Smith, J. Schobel, S. Segee; 3rd row: M. Scetta, W. Salisbury, J. Salois, S. Salvati, J. Shuttleworth, J. Rigney, R. Sel¬ ma, C. Scott 132 1st row: K. Zawislak, S. Yany; 2nd row: J. Vandall, N. Volatile, J. Tetreault, M. Varatta, K. Viau, D. Tracey, C. Wilder, K. Williams, S. We¬ ber; 3rd row: J. Tremblay, J. Sweet, M. Wentzel, C. Turner, J. Thienel, K. Williams ACTIVITIES Music Concert Band This is a bassoon Our fearless leader We ' re on this page, Tracey It ' s awfully crowded in here 134 Train! There are 148 measures rest! What should I do? Concert Choir-Go Down, Moses! Horn duet at the Collage Concert Chamber Singers-The Sound of Silence Uncle Bob Two feet on the floor, Cheryl! The Jazz Band Multi-talented ADQ Is it better than the Requiem, Kerri? 135 When do we eat? How much longer do I have to do this? Karen ' s duplicating bread trick What do we do with the leftovers? Help yourself Mangia! 136 Bingo! I win! Make sure this goes to Ted Ducharme! Freshman Spaghetti Supper Win a free film projector Smithfield High ' s Julia Child Double, double, toil and trouble My watch fell in It ' s suoDosed to taste like that Mr. Shepard gives Tammy her award. Elks Awards Night . . . and without further ado . . . Elenita, top Junior student Are we having fun yet? 138 What ' s so funny? Aren ' t they soooo cute?! Together wherever we go. I ' ll have a Big Mac and a Coke, please. I got this same award for being tall and skinny when I was your . n age. ) Hurry up and take the picture. Kristen Aissis receives award from School Committee Chairman, Paul Dwyer. My father made me wear the tie. They give an award for the funniest basketba ll player? 139 Christmas Ball ' 86 C7 i£ CCa ±i of zNiriE.ti.Ln c undxed £iyfity-±ix and d7 (ie dCa±± of zNinLtLLn ctyundxLd £iy(ity -±so£n coxdiaCCy invite you to C7 U dxyitaC SaCC U LCLmljLi C7 ujenty-iLcond at SnjLn in tfiL eveniny C7 i£ cMaxxiott cdfoUC, ZPxouidencL zMu±ic £ry JIll t(i£ $35.00 flLX couflh Don ' t fall asleep now, Donna. Senior Boys, Looking as sharp as ever. Junior girls have their best foot forward. Senior girls looking just as sharp Where was this form when we needed it? Where have all the flowers gone? Gina and date have the same hairdo! Oratorical Contest 1986 Mr. Benoit introduces the speakers. 1st. row: (L-R) V. Brown, S. Miracle, J. Kelly, K. Leddy, R. Martin, M. Daniels. 2nd. row: L. Catuogno, R. Benoit, N. Ramsbey, E. Crawley. Mr. Filippini escorts Kathy Leddy onto the stage. The participants listen attentively. What does that word mean? Anxiously awaiting the judges decision. And . . . now a word from our sponsor. Tabulating the results . . . Don ' t you think 3 hours is a bit long for a speech? Noel Ramsbey delivers her WINNING SPEECH!!! Fashion Show Laura, hard at work. Cinderella never had it so good. Who ' s the GEEK on stage? Dim the Lights Rejected? At the resort. 144 Mr. Lenox tees off. Dennis is knocking them dead. Pre- Honeymoon jitters! Stevie, almost naked. Up, up, and away! Play it again, Pete. TIKI . . . MARRIED??? TOBES!! 145 Sophomore Semi-Formal All My Love Dancing the night away Watch those hands, Darrin! 146 Siamese twins Shall we dance? So I ' m saving all Mark and Lady Di We ' d rather sit my love for you Swallow before you smile, Todd Young love We ' re thrilled 147 Junior Prom Tony and date dance the night away I ' d grin too I wear my sunglasses at night Prom Queen, Chris Fiore, and Prom King, Ralph Distefano Kim and her beau Prom Queen and her suitor 148 Everyone gathers for a good time Dotty and Stephen arrive in style Hey baby what are you doing later on? Hey Lori, you ' re suppose to smile at the camera Move over Travolta Why are we out here anyway? 149 Senior Prom k mit(ifie[d cHigfi d c(ioo[ CCa i of J inE.ls.Ln fiundxed and eighty-six. coxdiaCCy invites. y ou t° ‘Zfhese tj XEami) on Friday, cM[ay twenty-thixd cNineteen fiundxed and eighty-six at seven-thixty in the evening cShexaton eMansfiehd zA [ansfie[d, ( Massachusetts $ 27.00 fiex coufiCe The latest Smithfield gossip A Night of Dreams Prom Queen Candidates: L. Azzara, W. Theroux, M. Dufresne, Queen Holly Doherty, M. Kiley, K. Winthrop Prom King Candidates: R. Dery, M. Walker, T. Costa, M. Luther, B. Farrell, King Jeff Pagnozzi Suz is in 7th heaven Welcome to the Senior Prom Maryam steals the show Funny how your feet, in dreams Smile! never touch the earth Where did our dates go? Oh yeah? Puttin ' on the ritz! 151 Senior Honors Day Class Of 1986 Invocation - Reverend Roger H. Francis, Pastor - Greenville Baptist Church Pledge of Allegiance - John W. Spenard, President - Student Council National Anthem - soloist Vincent 0. Brown, Jr. ' 87 Greetings - Henry P. Shepard, Principal PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO SENIORS: School Cotmittee Awards for Outstanding Achievement Biological Sciences.Richard G. Snow English.Judith L. Guilbeault EEP Honors Program (English) . Georgia A. Keene French.Georgia A. Keene Mathematics.William A. Rossi Physical Sciences.Richard G. Snow Secretarial Studies.Sheri L. Gardner Social Studies . Robert J. Martin Early Enrollment Program (Political Science) . James R. Perron OAR Citizenship Award - Laura A. Azzara Secretary of State Leadership Award - Laura A. Azzara David P. Tikoian The General Treasurer ' s Award for Outstanding Performance in Business Studies - Sheri L. Gardner Congressman Fernand St. Germain Merit Award - James R. Perron Avery T. Waterman Award - Jacqueline Rigney Certificates of Appreciation for participation in Smoking Awareness Program Elizabeth A. Beaumier Stephanie A. Ducharme Julie C. Marz Brian P. Bouchard Jeffrey A. Esposito Christopher J. O ' Neil Tammy L. Butler Robert J. Martin Jeffrey R. Salisbury Certificates of Appreciation for participation in Alcohol Education Program Vicki J. Bejma Andrienne M. Cinelli Robert J. Martin Yearbook Award - Charles E. Smith Journal Bulletin Academic Award - Thomas H. Jutras Certificates of Recognition of Senior Members of the ACADEMIC DECATHLON Team Richard W. Goyette Robert J. Martin James R. Perron Jeffrey R. Salisbury Rhode Island 350 - Northern Rhode Island Quiz Bowl Champions $100 Savings Bonds - Richard W. Goyette Robert J. Martin James R. Perron National Math Exam Award - Michael S. Cowan New England Math League Contest - William A. Rossi John Philip Sousa Band Award - Charles E. Smith Band Director ' s Award - Cheryl L. Dingley National School Choral Award - MaryAnn Reilly Smithfield High School Choral Director ' s Award - Sandra E. Naylor Northeast Foreign Language Conference Award - Georgia A. Keene Rhode Island Distinguished Merit Award - Robert J. Martin Accounting . Art. Audio Visual Technology. Band. Boys ' Physical Education . Career Education . Choral Music . Computer Programing. Construction . Drama Theatre Arts . Girls ' Physical Education. Home Economics . Home Small Appliance Repair. Journalism . Library Science. Marketing Distributive Education . Mass Media Communications. Mechanical Drawing I . Mechanical Drawing II. Public Speaking. Shorthand. Typing . Woodworking. Michelle A. Medeiros Debra L. Kay Steven J. Serapiglia Georgia A. Keene Jeffrey R. Salisbury Christopher D. Whipple Charles E. Smith Richard G. Snow Jeffrey E. Huyler Coreena L. Gregson Sherri A. Bosco Lisa M. DeWetter Christopher D. Whipple Sandra R. Weber Robert J. Martin Jerilyn A. Kimner Alfred A. Ciancaglini Julie C. Marz Jeffrey J. Esposito Joseph F. Huyler, Jr. Sheri L. Gardner Denise M. Ursillo Joseph R. Mol is MEMBERS OF THE RHOOE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Eric L. Banville Vicki J. Bejma Norman P. Bellemore Sherri A. Bosco Gina N. Castriotta Alfred A. Ciancaglini Gavin M. Clingham Michael S. Cowan April M. Deitz Lisa M. DeWetter Cheryl L. Dingley Stephanie A. Ducharme PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS Steven P. furtado Sheri L. Gardner Judith L. Guilbeault Michael P. Healey Michelle A. Jardin Thomas H. Jutras Debra L. Kay Georgia A. Keene Maryam Komeilian Cheryl L. LaFauci Abra B. Low Julie C. Marz AWARDS David A. Menatian James R. Perron Lori A. Petruccillo Jacqueline Rigney William A. Rossi Charles E. Smith Richard G. Snow Tracey A. Stewart Wendy L. Theroux Denise M. Ursillo Sandra R. Weber Vicki J. Bejma Norman P. Bellemore Gina M. Castriotta Gavin M. Clingham Michael S. Cowan Lisa M. DeWetter Stephanie Ducharme Steven P. Furtado Sheri L. Gardner Thomas Jutras Georgia A. Keene Abra B. Low Julie C. Marz James R. Perron Jacqueline Rigney Charles E. Smith Richard G. Snow Tracey A. Stewart Honors Day Address - Cadet Reynolds J. Lillibridge, Class of 1985 Greetings - Smithfield School Committee Representative Benediction - Reverend Roger H. Francis, Pastor - Greenville Baptist Church The Class Salutes You . . . Georgia Keene Robert Martin Sheri Gardner Judith Guilbeault James Perron Senior Superlatives MOST STUDIOUS: Chip Smith and Georgia Keene MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jeff Esposito and Laura Azzara MOST TALENTED: Charlie Nicienski and Debra Kay MOST DEPENDABLE: Steven Serapiglia and Laura Azzara MOST POPULAR: Troy Costa and Laura Azzara MOST ATHLETIC: Michael Healey and Shar- NICEST SMILE: Troy Costa and Cheryl Lafauci on Hindle BEST PERSONALITY: Tony Loffredo and Laura Azzara 154 Class Of 1986 BEST DRESSED: Jeff Pagnozzi and Laura Azzara BEST COUPLE: Michael Walker and An- BEST LOOKING: Michael Luther and Kerri drea Siravo Spaziano PREPPIEST: Brendan McGuire and Kim Hardman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Dennis Woisard and Laura Azzara FUNNIEST: Brian Bouchard and Pennie Nero PUNKEST: David Mentian and Kristen Edwards CRAZIEST: John Parrillo and Pennie Nero MOST TALKATIVE: Jeff Esposito and Amy Leinhos 155 Senior Supper ■ . . and now Dennis will say grace WttBQNAVE. 156 Everybody dance! High Hat Hotel Presidents of the Class and Student Council Graduation March and Procession Doctor, . . . Yey, Chip! Finally! Mary Martin receives her diploma from Satoko Takakuwa: an honorary graduate Michael Tikoian Joining the ranks of alumni Georgia Keene-Our Valedictorian ALL OVER! 159 MARE STUDIOS Professional Portrait Photographers TO NELSON MARE Our greatest appreciation for all the fantastic photos you took, the time, energy and care you gave us, and the concern you showed to help make this one terrific yearbook .. THANK YOU, SINCERELY, The Class of ' 86 The Yearbook Staff And especially Leslie and Chip Advertisements PARENT PATRONS Mansi Insurance Agency Mr. Mrs. Anthony Azzara Mr. Mrs. David Dingley Mr. Mrs. Robert Ducharme Mr. Mrs. Steve P. Medeiros Mr. Mrs. Nero Mr. Mrs. Onofrio Pagnozzi RDN-The Sage Of 219 Charles Charlotte Rogers Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Salisbury Mr. Mrs. Roland J. 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But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. 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Archambault, Leslie Ann - Whipple Road, Esmond; Oc¬ tober 31, 1968, Scorpio; To marry wealthy, travel and take it easy! Arnold, John - 7 Fair Oaks Courte South; Soccer 1, 2, 3; July 30, 1968, Leo; Become a millionaire. Audino, Allan - 37 Orchard Avenue, Greenville; Decem¬ ber 18, 1967, Sagitarius; To have a good job and lots of money. Audino, Louis - 37 Orchard Avenue, Greenville; Decem¬ ber 18, 1967, Become president of the U.S.A. Autiello, Thomas - 14 Mayfield Street, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; July 17, 1968, Cancer; To be a state policeman or the owner of a big company. Azzara, Laura - 24 Breenbrier Road, Greenville; Figure skating 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Sophomore Class Rep. Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; VFW Oratorical Contest 2, 3, 4; Junior Class President; Social Committee 2, 3, 4, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT; December 16, 1967, Sagi¬ tarius; To become the editor of a fashion magazine and to visit different parts of Europe. Bailey, Michael - Carol Ann Ave.; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Town baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Drama and Thearter Arts 2; Newspaper 3; 4; Editor of Newspaper 4; November 6, 1968, Scorpio; Start my own movie making company; brain surgeon or parking lot attendentl Banville, Eric - 5 Sprague Street, Greenville; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Track 1; August 15, 1968, Leo; Live in California. Beaudry, Steven - 117 Farnum Pike; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; April 25, 1968, Taurus; Go to college and major in accounting and management, hopefully start my own business. Beaumier, Elizabeth - 17 Mountaindale Road; Softball 3; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; January 5,1968, Capricorn; Go to college and become a dental hygenist. Bejma, Vicki - 5 Continental Road; Newspaper 1, 2,; Library Assistant 1,2; Alcohol Education 2, 3,4; Labora¬ tory Aide 3, 4; June 6, 1968, Gemini; History Teacher. Bellemore, Norman - 29 Whipple Road; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Insite 1; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice President; Student Council 2, 3; Ring Com¬ mittee 2; July 7, 1968, Cancer; Be successful, live comfortably. Bertch, Paul Bisignano, Gina Blanchard, Susan Marie - 662 Putnam Pike; Gy mnastics 1; January 27, 1968, Aquarius; To carry out a secretarial career. To be a husband beater with my partner in crime - C.D. Bosco, Sherri - 17 Welcome Road; French Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Smoking Awareness 2, 3; Senior Social Committee 4; August 7, 1968, Leo; To own my own Day Care Center, marry a gogeous guy, have two kids, and live in Newport. Bottai, Brian - Bouchard, Brian - 15 Hawthorne Road; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3 Volunteer Student Council 3; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; SADD 4; July 13, 1968, Cancer; To become financially independent. Bowker, Robert - 59 Lakeside Drive; March 11, 1967, Pisces; Will move to Florida and live with my rich uncle. Brousseau, Jennifer - 63 Riverview Avenue. February 10, 1968, Aquarius; To take a trip to California, write a book about my life, and live in peace and be happy. Burns, Debby - 2 Continental Road; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography club 1; Drama Club 1; Stage Band 3, 4, June 15, 1968, Gemini To be a musician or photographer. Butler, Tammy - 7 Pleasant View Circle; SADD 1, 2, 3, 4, Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4,; May 6, 1968, Taurus; I ' d like to work with children. Help them when I can. Teach them. Butterfield, Donna - Lisa Ann Circle; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; December 21, 1967, Sagitarious- Capricorn, To become an Architect. Calabro, Anthony - Pole 11, Deer Run Trail; R.l. Math League 1, 2, 3, 4; New England Math League 2, 3, 4; Computer League 4; March 13, 1968, Pisces; To go to a four year college and become a computer programmer. Capracotta, Diane - 648 Putnam Pike; Track, Shotput 3, 4; June 5,1968, Gemini; Have a good job as a secretary, get m arried to Mike. Carlton, Magery - 35 Sprague Street; Social Committee 2, 3; June 7, 1968, Gemini; To make it big in whatever career I finally decide to choose. Caron, Glenn - 17 Valley View Drive; Band 1, 2; June 1, 1968. Carosi, Karen - 11 River Street; DECA 3, 4; November 26, 1968, Sagitarius; Own my own clothing store. Castriotta, Gina - Pole 34, Harris Road; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; August 21, 1968, Leo; To attend college and become an elementary school teacher. Catalfomo, Joseph - 40 Esmond Street; Official photog¬ rapher for school newspaper 3; Photographer Editor of school newspaper 4; July 8, 1968, Cancer. Ceraldi, Joseph - 25 Meadow View Drive; Soccer 1; September 10, 1968, Virgo; To graduate and maybe go on to Johnson Wales to be a chef. Cerroni, Carl - Pole 3, Spring Street; December 22,1967, Capricorn; To NOT get in another @?l Accident in my red Camaro! Ciancaglini, Alfred - 6 Appletown Road; March 13, 1968, Picses; To be Owner, President and Genral Man¬ ager of the Boston Celtics. Cimini, Kim - 21 Fenwood Avenue; June 11,1968, Gemi¬ ni; To be an airline pilot. Cinelli, Adrienne - 8 Apple Valeey Parkway; Basketball 1; Student Council Secretary 1; Student Council 2; Stu¬ dent Council Parlimentarian 3 Student Council Trea¬ surer 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; SADD 3; Alcohol Education 4; August 25, 1968, Virgo; To live with my babe, Rocky in California. Clingham, Gavin - 29 MacArthur Drive; J.V. Hockey 1; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; August 27, 1968, Virgo; To be a famous lawyer and own the Chicago Bears. Conlon, Anne Marie - 17 Spencer Road; February 19, 1968, Picses; To be happy with whatever I dol Costa, Troy - Pleasant View Avenue; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 1, Team Sports 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; July 31, 1968, Leo; To be a suc¬ cessful business Tycoonl Cowan, Michael - 3 Christopher Drive; Basketball 2, 3, 4; January 24, 1968, Aquarius; To be successful in my career and secure in life. Cunha, Paula - 953 Greenville Avenue; Smoking Aware¬ ness 2; Photography Club 3; Chorus 4; February 7, 1967, Aquarius; To attend college, get my own apart¬ ment and party it upl D ' Agostino, Yvette - 958 Greenville Avenue; Concert Choir 3, 4; Drama 3; March 21, 1968, Aries; To be an actress. Deitz, April - 125 Smith Avenue; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2; Student Council Volunteer 3, 4; Computer Club 1, 2; SADD 2, 3; Literary Magazine 2; Academic Decathelon 3; Girls State 3; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; April 11, 1968, Aries; To be an artist, own my own business. DeLuca, Linda - Indian Run Trail; Social Committee 3, March 28,1968, Aries; To find out what my future goal isl DeQuattro, Alex - 6 Tunmore Road; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; September 4, 1968, Virgo; To graduate from college and become a Math teacher. Derosier, Wayne - 24 Farnum Pike; January 11, 1968, Capricorn; To be a construction worker or truck driver. Dery, Roger - 7 Rosewood Drive; Manager basketball baseball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Photographer Assistant; July 31, 1968, Leo To be a Meteorologist - a good one. Desroches, Gregory - 9 Perry Street; Rl Math League 1, 2, 3, 4; New England Math League 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Math League 4; SADD 3; September 20,1968, Virgo; To be a billionaire or Cruise ship chef. DeWetter, Lisa - 151 Pleasant View Avenue; Student Council 1, 2, 3; April 7, 1968; Aries; To own my own jewelry store and marry a millionaire. Dexter, Denise - 63 Austin Avenue; Cross Country 1, 4; Basketball 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Smoking Aware¬ ness 1, 2; February 1, 1968, Aquarius. Dingley, Cheryl - 8 High View Avenue; Softball 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Float 4; July 19, 1968, Cancer; To go to college Doherty, Holly - 8 Peach Blossom Lane; Basketball 2; Senior Social Committee 4; October 31,1968, Scorpio; To go to college. Ducharme, Stephanie - 15 Peach Blossom Lane; Newspa¬ per 1; Student Council 2; French Club 2, 3; Smoking Awareness 2, 4; Senior Social Committee 4; June 29, 1968, Cancer; To own a Porsche. Dufresne, Melissa RFD 8, Box 118, Valley Way Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; September 3, 1968, Virgo; To go to college and do well in whatever I do. Edward, Kristen - 48 MacArthur Drive; French Club 1; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; May 19, 1968, Taurus; Go to college, get a good job, get mar¬ ried and have a family. Esposito, Jeffrey - 54 Stillwater Road; Baseball 4; Wres¬ tling 4; Golf 4; Track 4; Fair, Julie - 4 Jean Drive; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; n March 8, 1968, Picses; Go to college and major in accounting. Farrell, William - 39 Greenlake Drive; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Float committee 4, July 15, 1968, Cancer; Go to the Police Academy. Fernald, Geoff - 12 Hawkins Street; March 8,1967; Grad¬ uate and then work in the family business. Ferri, Kristen - 8 Laurel Court; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Cheerleaders 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Social Committee 4; October 18, 1968, Libra; To stay happy and to become rich. Floor, Paul - 103 Smith Avenue; Golf 2; Football 2; Au¬ gust 8, 1968, Leo. Foncellino, Michael - 51 Fanning Lane; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; October 12, 1967, Libra; Be success¬ ful in business. Forrest, Robert - 30 Second Street; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; April 27, 1967, Taurus; To own my own business and be working in forestry and wildlife. Frazier, Janine - 6 Whispering Pine Terrace; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; Social Committee 3,4; July 1, 1968, Cancer; Go to Johnson Wales and own my own catering service. 174 Frechette, Wendy - 5 Maureen Drive; Cheerleader 3, 4; Social Committee 2; November 18, 1968, Scorpio; To live in New York City. Furtado, Steven - 292 Waterman Ave.; Drama Club 1; French Club 2; Mechanical Drawing Club 3; Newspa¬ per 4; June 15, 1968, Gemini; To make a lot of money and to be happy. Gardner, Sheri - 309A Providence Pike; Student Council 3,4; November 11, 1968, Scorpio; To attend Katherine Gibbs School. Gentile, Lisa - 22 Fairmount Street; Student Council 1, 2; May 12, 1968, Taurus. Gillerlane, Kathleen - 16 Maplewood Orchard; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Social Committee 3, 4; February 2, 1968; To be successful, but first pass English. Gregson, Coreena - 234 Old County Road; March 18, 1967, Pisces; I want to be a high school English teacher. Girad, James - 98 Smith Avenue; Football 2, 3, 4; Wres¬ tling 2, 3; November 8, 1968, Scorpio; To attend a 4- year college, have fun, and live life to it ' s fullest. Goyette, Richard - 49 Cedar Forest Road; Football 3, 4; Class Representative 1; Insite Rl 1; Close-Up 4; Aca¬ demic Decathalon 4; February 12, 1968, Aquarius; To graduate from college and become successful. Guilbeault, Judith - 118 Dean Avenue; Softball 3; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; June 13, 1968, Gemini; To become a pharmacist, get mar¬ ried, have 4 kids, grow to reach 5 feet and live happily ever after. Hall, Tracey - 5 Peach Blossom Lane; Field Hockey 2; Newspaper 1, 3; Band 1, Stage Band 2; Chorus 4; Octo¬ ber 19, 1968, Libra; To be an outdoor recreationalist. Haltinner, Carol - 8 Christopher Drive; Newspaper 1; Social Committee 2; Alcohol Awareness 4; July 15, 1968, Cancer To be a successful travel agent and to have a good career as an executive secretary first. Hardman, John - 37 Randall Street; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; November 8,1968; Scorpio; To go to college and major in recording engineering. Hardman, Kim - 80 Woodland Avenue; Varsity Cheer¬ leading 3, 4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Ring Committee 2; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; January 9, 1968, Capricorn; Hayes, Tiffany - 130 Log Road; Softball 2, 3, 4; October 16, 1968, Libra; Go to college. Heal, Michael - 41 Snowberry Court; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; (captain 4) Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; (captain 4); September 14, 1968, Virgo; To attend college to become a lawyer or President of the United States. Hebert, David - 9 Cypress Drive; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; September 14, 1967, Leo; To be a successful businessman. Hennessey, Kelly - 39 Lakeside Drive; Cheerleading 3, 4; French Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chair¬ person 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; November 2, 1968, Scorpio; To take a trip around the world then be sales manager for J E Video. Hindle, Sharon - 48 Lakeside Drive; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; February 17, 1968, Aquarius; To go to college for Travel Tourism, get married young and always be on the go. Hines, Bradford - 41 Roger Williams Drive; Football 1, 4; Hockey 1; August 24, 1967, Virgo; To be well off. Hines, Claude - 13 Mac Arthur Drive; Cross Country 1; September 27,1967, Libra; To be the best person I can bel Hodges, Mary Beth - 2 Grand View Drive; Band 1, 2; SADD 3,4; February 12, 1968, Aquarius; To get married and own my own fashion store. Howard, Todd - 50 Pleasant View Avenue; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 4; August 24, 1968, Virgo; To be a MILLIONAIRE! Huyler, Jeffrey - 14 Fenwood Avenue; Wrestling 3; Stu¬ dent Council 4; August 12, 1968, Leo; To be a comer- cial pilot for a private company. Huyler, Joseph - 14 Fenwood Avenue; Golf 1, 3, 4; Foot¬ ball 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Track 4; August 12, 1968, Leo; To manage a big hotel in Florida and be rich. Jardin, Michelle - 526 Putnam Pike; January 8, 1968, Capricorn; To go to college, get a good job, have a family and a good time. Johnson, Lori - 3 Clarence Thurber Drive; French Club 1, Social Committee 2, 3; Student Council 3; October 15, 1968, Libra; Go to college get a good job, get married and have a family. Jutras, Thomas - 29 Maureen Drive; Student Council 1,2; February 27, 1968, Pisces; To be successful in life. Kay, Debra - 924 Greenville Avenue; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Social Committee 3, 4; SADD 2; Smoking Aware¬ ness 2; March 31, 1968, Aries; To become a successful artist and to get married to Dave Adkins within five years and have kids and live happily everafter! Keene, Georgia - Washington Highway; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League 2; Newspaper 3; October 7, 1968, Libra; To move to England and manage a famous actor. Kelly, Kerri - 78 Smith Avenue; Newspaper 1; Student Council 2, 3; Alcohol Awareness 4; March 22, 1968, Aries; Nursing. Kelly, Sharon - 8 Wade Drive; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; January 28, 1969, Aquarius; Go to college. Kiley, Mellissa - June 29, 1968, Cancer; Go to cosmoto- logy school, and start my own business. Kimner, Jerilyn - 4 Baldwin Drive; September 23, 1967, Libra; To move to New York City and get a real job. Komeilian, Maryam - 38 Fanning Lane; January 17, 1969, Capricorn; To be a dentist. Krueger, Robert - Wampum Trail; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; August 16,1968, Leo; To have a house, a good wife and a good job. Kukulka, Joseph - RFD 4, Richard Street; February 23, 1968, Picses; To be good at helping others the best I can. LaFauci, Cheryl -16 Appleseed Drive; Basketball 1; Track 1, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Smoking Awareness 2; SADD 2; Social Committee 3, 4; June 6, 1968, Gemini; To open my own clothing store and be wealthy. Leddy, Patricia - 13 Peach Blossom Lane; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 3, 4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; February 10, 1968, Aquarius; Go to college, get a good job and get married. Leinhos, Amy - 284 Old County Road; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; November 23, 1968, Sagitarius; Considering the field of Medical Technology, and to die before the age of 65, but to live for the day Led Zeppelin reunites. Lepere, Linda - 7 Steere Road; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3; March 27, 1968, Aries; To become a speech therapist. Leveille, Michael - 2 Sutton Street; Electronics Club 1; Movie Club 2; January 8, 1968, Capricorn; To go into the coast Guard and study electronics. Leveille, Michele - 237 Economy Avenue; January 8, 1968, Capricorn; To become an executive secretary at 94HJY or KISS108. Lillibridge, Jill - 4 High Street; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4, Class President 2; November 17, 1968, Scorpio; To go to college and become an adolescent psychologist, and get married and have kids. Loffredo, Anthony - 12 Apple Valley Parkway; Leather Craft Club; June 6, 1968, Gemini; To get a real job and own a business. Low, Abra - Harris Road; Student Council 1, 2; Social Committee 3; Class Representative 3, 4; March 2,1968, Pisces; To go to college, get married, and have a career. Luther, Michael - 2 Chiswick Court; Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Social Chair¬ man 3; October 30, 1967, Scorpio; To attend a four- year college far, far away from here and become a rich bachelor. Lynn, Raymond - 5 Sutton Street; June 22, 1968, Cancer; To join the Coast Guard. Martin, Mary - 66 MacArthur Drive; Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 2; February 29,1968, Pisces; To go to school and become a paralegal. Martin, Robert - 29 Greenbrier Road; Insite 1; Computer Club 1; A.V. and Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Decathalon Team 3, 4; Project Close-Up 4; Smoking Awareness 4; Alcohol Awareness 4; Distinguishe Mer¬ it- Senior English 4; September 7,1968, Virgo; To go to Providence College, R.O.T.C. Martin, William - 259 Douglas Pike; Moto-cross 1,2, 3, 4; April 26, 1968, Taurus; To become rich. Martucci, Joe - 1 Abner Street; September 21, 1968, Virgo. Marz, Julie - RR2 Old Quarry Road; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Smoking Awareness 2, 3, 4; Senior Social Committee 4; April 14, 1968, Aries; To be successful and get married and have kids and be filthy rich. Matteo, Pasquale - Sanderson Road; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; July 20, 1968; Cancer; To major in engineering. Maurice, Ronald - Swan Road; Football 1; Insite 1; A.V. Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Close-Up 4; March 1, 1968, Pisces; To be President of the United States. Mazzone, Joe - 14 Concord Street; December 13, 1968, Sagitarius. McArdle, Billy - 16 Continental Road; Football 2, 3, 4, July 16, 1967, Cancer; To become a popular radio an¬ nouncer someday. McGuire, Brendan - 16 Peach Blossom Lane; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Smoking Awareness 1, 2, 3, 4; Project Insight 1; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2,3,4; New England Math League 2, 4; Computer League 2; Academic De¬ cathalon 3; Social Chairman 4; August 16,1968, Leo; To have fun! McKay, James - 56 Ridge Road; January 12, 1967, Capri¬ corn; To become a successful businessman in my own business. McKenna, Tim - Farnum Pike; December 29, 1968, Capricorn. Medeiros, George - 5 High Street; Woodworking 1,2, 3, 4; Capricorn; To become a pastry chef. Medeiros, Michelle - 1 Ridge Road; Team Sports 1; Social Committee 3, 4; February 11,1968, Aquarius; To become a C.P.A. and get married and have a family. Menatian, David - 9 Orchard Avenue; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; August 11, 1968, Leo; To go to college and become a doctor. Mennella, Ronald - 274 Douglas Pike; August 21, 1968, Leo; To be in a famous rock band. Miner, Darlene - Indian Run Trail; October 29, 1968, Scorpio; To go to Johnson and Wales College and study culinary arts and food management. Moison, David - 1 Oliver Street; October 9, 1968, Libra; To enter army for four years and then possibly com¬ puter school. Molis, Joseph - 32 Harris Road; Woodshop 1, 2, 3 4; D.E.C.A. 3, 4; October 14, 1968, Libra; To own my own autobody repair shop and be well-off. Moran, Judy - 20 Esmond Street; Chef Club 2; Computer Club 3; June 10, 1968, Gemini; Plan to go to Johnson and Wales College for cooking and management. Moroni, Jeffrey - 1 Prospect Street; Football 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; January 15,1968, Capricorn; To go on to college and major in chemistry. Murgo, Tom - 3 Tippling Rock Road; September 18, 1968, Virgo; To To be rich and famous. Naylor, Sandra - 23 Gladstone Street; Concert Choir 2,3, 4; Chamber Singers 4; October 7,1968, Libra; To have a musical career. 175 . ; . ■ ■ t ' Nerney, Mark - 7 9 Austin Avenue; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; December 13, 1968, Sagitarius;. Nero, Pennie - Capron Road; Newspaper 1; Social Com¬ mittee 2, 3; May 17, 1968, Taurus; To own my own business or television show. Newell, Scott - Pleasant View Avenue; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4; July 12, 1968, Cancer; To do the best I can throughout my life. Nicienski, Charles - 5 Catherine Road; Stage Band 1, 4, Newspaper 4; September 23, 1968, Libra; To be the best drummer I can possibly be. O ' Brien, Sean - 683 Putnam Pike; Project Insite 1; Febru¬ ary 12, 1968, Aquarius; Air Force and college interest in engineering or business. O ' Neil, Christopher -16 Concord Street; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Team Sports 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Smoking Awareness 2, 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; July 23,1968, Leo; To be a successful businessman and have a nice family. Pagnozzi, Jeffrey - 5 Arrow Head Trail; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Float Commit¬ tee 4; April 24, 1968, Taurus; To be successful and happy in whatever I do. Parisi, Cheryl - 19 Cider Lane; Concert Choir 2; Art Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4; March 30, 1968, Aries; Photographer, Graphic Arts, Business, Parrillo, John- 10 River Street; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; March 21, 1968, Aries; To have a lot of babies and make enough money to get by. Pay, Michael- 522 Putnam Pike; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 1, 2; August 20, 1968, Leo; Hit Megabucks. Perron, James - Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; July 8, 1968, Cancer; To do the quarter mile in less than ten seconds. Petrone, Joseph - 16 Country Drive; Football 1, 2; May 15, 1968, Taurus; To make lots of mon ey. Petruccillo, Lori - Box 93 Haven Street; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Social Committee 3, 4; December 11, 1968, Sagittarius; To be a child psychologist, run a marathon, get married and have children, and live happily ever after. Porter, Darlene - 12 Adams Street; Art Club 1, 3; Sep¬ tember 13, 1968, Virgo; To get married and have kids. Priestley, Brad - RFD 3 Pleasant View Avenue; Track 1; August 7, 1968, Leo; To own a Lambourghini. Puleo, Lisa - 141 Old County Road; Softball 1, 2; May 30, 1968, Gemini; To go to college, get a job, get married, have one kid, and move to Florida. Regine, Eddie - 14 Orchard Avenue; Wrestling 3; Foot¬ ball 3; DECA 4; July 24, 1968, Leo; Business. Reilly, MaryAnne - 6 Baldwin Drive; Drama 3; Chamber Singers 4; May 16, 1968, Taurus; To work with horses, training and stable management. Reynolds, Suzanne - 20 Maplewood Orchard Drive; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1; Softball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; French Club 1; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; February 3, 1968, Aquarius; Four year college, Journalism, To become a writer. Riccardi, Susan - 24 Penbryn Avenue; Social Committee 2, 3; August 23, 1968, Virgo; To be very successful and happy. Richard, Michele - 18 Ernest Street; June 9, 1968, Gemi¬ ni; To get a real job, Party forever. Rigney, Jacqueline - Pole 50 Log Road; SADD 2, 3, 4, June 2, 1968, Gemini; To marry John Cougar and be¬ come a famous hairdresser in California. Rogers, Debra - 24 Coolridge Road; French Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; June 21, 1968, Gemini; Four year college. To start a family and be successful in what I do. Rossi, William - Harris Road; Electronics Club 1; Rl Math League 1, 2, 3; Computer Club 2; Computer Program¬ ming 2; Chess Club 3; NE Math League 2, 3; November 28, 1968, Sagittarius; To be a mathematician. Rubino, Joe - 6 Sprague Street; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, February 5, 1968, Aquarius; To be a Physical Educa¬ tion teacher. Sabatos, Steve - Pole 9 William Road; Basketball 1; Base¬ ball 1, 3; May 17, 1968, Taurus; To own my own restaurant. Salisbury, Jeffrey - 16 Prospect Street; Soccer 3, 4; Hock¬ ey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Close-up 4; Smoking Awareness 3, 4; July 13, 1968, Cancer. Salisbury, Bob - Indian Run Trail; Wrestling 4; March 13, 1968, Pisces; College, Medical Field, Open Veterinari¬ an practice. Salois, Michele - 93 Dean Avenue; Team Sports 1; Chef Club 2; Social Committee 3; August 19, 1968, Leo; To become a successful business person. Serapiglia, Steven - 5 Arnold Avenue; Library Club 1, 4; Audio-Visual Club 1; Audio-Visual Club President 2, 3, 4; September 18, 1968 Virgo. Siedzik, Kristen - 3 Randall Street; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Captain 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Assembly Planning 2; Smoking Awareness 2, 3; Leisure¬ time 4; Social Committee 1, 3; Student Council 2, 3; October 13, 1968, Libra; Four year college, get a good job, and be rich. Simkins, Chris - RFD 3 Bayberry Road; February 17, 1968, Aquarius; Follow the Dead. Siravo, Andrea - 44 Maureen Drive; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 1; Artistic Typing 2; Arts and Crafts 2; Social Committee 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Class Rep., Homecoming Float Committee 3, 4; Person of the Month Committee 3; SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESI¬ DENT; January 14, 1968, Capricorn; Fashion merchan¬ diser, To be successful. Slader, Mark - Rocky Hill Road; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; July 20, 1967, Cancer; Rhode Island School of Design, to become a commercial artist. Slader, Matt - Rocky Hill Road; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; July 20, 1967, Cancer; To own my own business. Smith, Charles - 36 Barnes Street; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2; All-State Band 1, 2, 3; All-State Orchestra 3, 4; Drama 3; Chamber Singers 4; Yearbook 4; January 30, 1968 Aquarius; Theater career. Smith, Gerald - Stillwater Road; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Lei¬ sure-time 4; August 31,1968, Virgo; To be rich enough to not have to work, at all. Snow, Richard - 11 Friendship Lane; Band 1, 2; Home¬ coming Float Committee 2; PC Summer Science Pro¬ gram 2; Computer Club 2; Academic Decathalon 3; Science Club 3, 4; March 27, 1968, Aries; To become a scientist in Biotechnology. Spaziano, Kerri - 5 Penbryn Avenue; Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; March 9, 1968, Pisces; To be very successful and on top, to own my own business someday. Spenard, John - 9 Whipple Avenue; Baseball Manager 1; Baseball 3, 4; Social Chairperson 1, 2; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Commitee 2; Student Council 3; Student Council President 4; Yearbook 4; December 2, 1968, Sagittarius; Computer technician, programmer. Multi-millionaire. Squillante, Robert - 21 Latham Farm Road; Soccer 1,2, 3; Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; March 24, 1968, Aries; To go into business or become a State Policeman. Stewart, Tracey - 22 Peach Blossom Lane; Basketball 2; Newspaper 1; Student Council 1, 2; Freshman Class Rep., French Club 2; Smoking Awareness 2; Social Committee 3, 4; January 26, 1968, Aquarius; To be an executive in a large company. Stoeckel, Kathleen - 61 Cross Street; September 17, 1968, Virgo; To graduate from high school and take life one day at a time. Suitor, Kelly - 37 Willow Road; December 25,1968, Cap¬ ricorn; To finish college and become a commercial artist. Talbot, Brian - 25 Coolridge Road; Wrestling 2; Novem¬ ber 18, 1968, Scorpio; To manage a restaurant. Tardie, Kim - Farnum Pike; Chef Club 1, 2, 3; Leisure¬ time 4; May 20,1968, Taurus; To party and be a million¬ aire forever. Tassoni, David - 43 Barnes Street; Cross-Country 1, ; Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,; Freshman Vice President, Homecoming Float Commit tee 1, 2, 4; July 16, 1968, Cancer; Military Field. Theroux, Wendy - RFD 4 Indian Run Trail; Cheerleadin 3; Softball 4, Football Statistician 4; SADD 2; Mat League 2; Assembly Planning 3; Student Council 3, Yearbook 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; May 31 1968, Gemini; To live until I die, I hope! Tikoian, David - 6 Elmhurst Drive; Track 1, 3, 4; Wres tling 1, 2,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Second team All-divisioi 4; Insite 1; Team Sports 1, 2, 3; Student Council A Leisure-time 4; July 9, 1968, Cancer; To enter the fieli of Civil Engineering. Tremblay, Gregg - Rangeley Court; Track 1, 2; Januar 10, 1967, Capricorn; To become a successful businessman. Trombley, John - 8 Randall Street; Track 1; Football 2 February 21, 1968, Pisces; To travel for a while, thei work or go into military services. Ursillo, Denise - 27 Maureen Drive; Field Hockey 1, 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League 1; Insite 2 Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; August 7, 1968, Leo; To ge the most possible out of life and be successful. Van Eps, Faith - 157 Farnum Pike; Field Hockey 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Social Commit tee 1, 2, 3; September 17, 1968, Virgo; To have a goo job, be happy, and have a lot of fun in life. Venditelli, Keith - 34 Beverly Circle; October 3, 1967 Libra. Viau, Vikki - Red Wing Trail; Gymnastics 1; Studen Council Concession Stand 1,2, 3,4; September 7,1968 Virgo; To become a hairdresser. Vinacco, Paula - 13 A Mountaindale Road; February 28 1967, Pisces; Hairdresser. Volatile, Jon - 1 Latham Farm Road; Basketball 2, 3, 4 September 10, 1968, Virgo; To own my own business Walker, Michael - 32 Roger Williams Drive; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 4; Marc! 21, 1968, Aries; To succeed in the business world. Walsh, MaryBeth - 9 Oliver Street; Field Hockey 1, 2,3 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chairperson 1; Class Rep. 3; Studen Council Secretary 4; January 1, 1968, Capricorn; Col lege, Accountant. Weber, Sandra - 5 Deerfield Drive; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun cil 2, 3; French Club 3; Alcohol Awareness 2; Soda Committee 4; February 17, 1968, Aquarius; Manager o a large corporate firm. Whipple, Christopher - 1 Palmer Street; Student Coun cil 3; June 13, 1968, Gemini; Go to school, get a goo job, invest my money and make millions. Williams, Julie - 550 Putnam Pike; Basketball 1; Concer Choir 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 3, 4; May 5, 1968, Tau rus; To get bigger feet! Wilson, Bob - 1 Randall Street; March 15, 1968, Tauru« To open a liquor store. Winthrop, Kerri - 17 Greenbrier Road; Cheerleading 1 2, 3, 4; Captain of Cheerleading 2, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2 Student Council 3; Yearbook 3; Concert Choir 4; Lei sure-time 4; March 11, 1968, Pisces; To be rich, happ and successful. Woisard, Dennis - 183 Old County Road; Basketball 3, A Model Legislature 1, 2; January 24, 1968, Aquarius; T. sell real estate. Yany, Sharon - 32 Maureen Drive; Cheerleading 2, l September 12, 1968, Virgo; Four year college. Zannelli, Michael - 3 Valley View Drive; Football 2; F5 Math League 3; Academic Decathalon Student Coac 3; NE Math League 3, 4; December 24,1967, Capricor To be rich, famous and own a lot of fish tanks. 176 SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SMITHFIELD. RHODE ISLAND I