Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

■ Smithfield High School V Pleasant View Avenue Smithfield, Rhode Island •p 02917 % I | % % V V 2 3 5 6 7 1 World turns black white pictures in an empty room your love starts falling down. Better change your tune reach for the golden ring reach for the sky baby, just spread your wings. 8 WM Run, run, run away Like a train running off the track. The truth gets left behind And falls between the cracks. Standing on broken dreams But never losing sight Spread your wings 11 12 13 14 So baby dry your eyes Save all the tears you ' ve cried. Ohh thats what dreams are made of. Cause we belong in a world that must be strong Ohh thats what dreams are made of. And in the end, our dreams we will depend Cause thats what love is made of! Dream - Van Halen 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR COLOR SECTION 1 ADMINISTRATION 19 FACULTY 23 SENIOR PORTRAITS 31 JUNIOR HOMEROOMS 61 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 67 FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 73 ATHLETICS 79 ORGANIZATIONS 115 ACTIVITIES 121 ADVERTISEMENTS 152 17 An OPEn LETTER TO THE CLASS OF 1987 With even a cursory perusal of ANVIL 87 it will be obvious that many pages are not adequately completed. For a variety of reasons, several students who accepted staff assignments were unable to honor their commitments. Since deadlines inevitably approached, the staff of ANVIL ' 87 and the Smithfield High School Administration faced a dilemma somewhat analogous to that faced by college professors - publish or perish. We believed, in the final analysis, that the work contained herein would be published as is. It should be noted, however, that the publication of ANVIL 87 owes a deep debt of gratitude to the dedication and tireless efforts of Andrew Allin (Class of ' 88), Chris Querdn (Class of ' 88) and Gerry Morris (Jostens Printing and Publishing,). As is most often the case in a time of crisis, the stars of a few individuals truly shine. Many days were spent, well into the summer, piecing photographs and information together to complete the book as best as possible under the circumstances. We would ask, therefore, that the reader concentrate on the positive and enjoy the memories herein contained. DR. JOHN K. BOYLE SUPERINTENDANT OF SCHOOLS ADMINI5 SMITHFIELD COMM (L-R) Mrs. Phyllis Sasso; Chairman, Paul Dwyer; Mrs. Virginia hamois; Ms. Patti Brown; Dr. Richard Sevey 20 fRATION SCHOOL [TTEE MR. DAVID REILLY DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL AND CURRICULUM SMITHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL HENRY P. SHEPARD VICE PRINCIPAL ROBERT J. SALISBURY 22 Alfred Balasco Diane Bartlett Joyce Benkosky Maureen Bennett Social Studies Science Business English Chairman Chairman Chairman Carl Buglio Anne Burlingame Physical Education Physical Education Pauline Chauvin Home Economics Carol Clark Art Robert Cleasby Music Ann Cullen Mathematics David D ' Amore Industrial Arts Margerie Demaine Hurse Gabriel deMoura English Dennis Driscoll James Dunn Anthony Eilippini Elaine Gauthier Industrial Arts Physical Education Social Studies Art Chairman 25 Barbara Giarrusso James Giroux Joseph Gordon Robert Graham Guidance English English Reading Social Studies Patricia Hillstrom Thomas Hines Home Economics English June King Bruce Kopec John Lawrence John Lelli English Science foreign Language Science Qeorge Mello Social Studies Katherine Mardelli Mathematics Cynthia Meal Physical Education Leslie Meubauer Resource 27 Judith Newcum Rosalie Mocera nancy O ' Donnell Leoda Parkhurst Mathematics Social Studies Guidance English Reading 28 nancy Saccoia Physical Education Michael Santucci Resource Ronald St. Onge Foreign Language Barbara Smith Foreign Language Alan Tinkham Music J. Thomas Tobin Anthony Torregrossa A lan Tortolani Social Studies Mathematics Business Athletic Director Marie Viens Lucille Azzara Marion Reall Business Secretary Secretary Marie Steere Secretary Missing: Mrs. Rita Leach, Secretary first row: A. Cesino, J. Vale, D. Rogers, E. Lewis; top row: S. Channon, E. Greco, T. Stamp, B. D ' Arezzo first row: B. Robinson, J. Girad; top row: G. Hyde, T. Derosier, R. Gilman, N. Farrar 29 0 Eric C. Adkins Andrew Cameron Allin Chris, Drew, Allin-Twin Bless you; Just kidding; intra amour existere perfectio. Christopher francis Allin Andrew; Chris, Allin Would I lie?; Andrew, people are watching! Jamie Antonelli Ja, Jamie Jamma, Aunt Jamima, Jame Smile, OH Rhon! Thanx Mom! I love Ron! Beth Angell BA, Chequita, Barf Amy, whats the Swat Mission tonight? Killer Punch time. 32 Charles Audette Chuck Alan Batty Al, Ballan, Atty What are ya crazy? Michele Berard Micheles. M 6f M , ”M l I have to go . . . I; ”3 ' i inches Dorothy Balassone Dotty What? This is really weird Paul Battey Michael Bemardi I ' m Van Halenized Eddie VAN HALEN 1 ; There is a Little Bit of Van Halen in Every Body ' ' Richard Barter Ill Rick, Ricky, Captain Morgan Rut Ro; Where ' s the BABEAS? 7 Kellie Beckett Kel, Quart of milk, Becky, Speedy, flyweight Go meditate; I love Mike; Oh well, what ' s up Bethany Marie Boisvert Beth huh? what? 33 Michelle Lyn Branch Shelly, 10, Smiley I love soccer; Life is great; The QremI; Short is beautiful Robert Brown Cecilia Borges Celia, Hi C, Cec, Cecil, Cicily, Bruce Did you see my grasshopper lately momma, it ' s looking good. Cara Brousseau CA What is and what should never be. Thanks MOM! Vincent D. Brown Vinny I got a great idea Rhonda E. Blackwood Rhon, Rhonder I Love Fid; Thanks Mom fie Dad; Hey Ja, going out with Rob? Mary-Catherine Boyorek MC, Emma, Mac I LUST MEN; Let ' s go find some real men; I LUST JOEY Julie Ann Brown Jules Good job; Let ' s go shopping Joyce E. Buteau Gimpy, Joycie, Boyce Share (in our language) Hi C; Soup, Soup: Wheat; Ya Wanna? 34 Wendy Butler Wendells Chow Babe Chrissy P. Wong What ' s happenin ' ? Hey Child You ' re Burnt Christine Cabral Chris Oh My God! Look At This Head! Glenn Campopiano Campo, Glennski Lori Capilli LCHPM The moment is only temporary, the memory is forever. Charles Carberry Chuckie O-Kid! Yo duda , you Doink Lori Jean Cardone Pebbles, S.I. Did anyone see Sha or Jen?; Padidle Amy B. Carlton Aim, Rolf Beth, Swat mission tonite?. Mom s going away. Jennifer Lynne Carlton Jumpin J.C., Jen, Rosanna Danna Hi Elaine, Hi Elaine, Hi Elainel The funniest was when . . . Thanks Mom and DadI Julie M. Carlton Jul, Jules, Ju-Ju Bee Oh, that ' s great!!. Where ' s Susan? Can ' t wait to get out of here! 36 Leslie M. Catuogno Tougy, Catoons Guys, have I got something hilarious to tell you! Julie, slow down. Is Seanna here? Kristine M. Cerep Short Stuff, Shorty, Giggles, Smiley Lynne, where can we find REAL men?. He ' s a doll! Smile, it doesn ' t hurt! Paul Charron O-kid, I should of. . . Cynthia Chace Cindy Get out of here!. What ' s new? Christine Chin Chinney, Bambi, Chrissy P. Wong Hey! What ' s up?; Scott this - Scott that; Does anyone know where Mary Catherine is? Kelly Ciombor Hey, Chick John Coderre Melon, Roids Cut it out; Let ' s leave Linda Conboy 37 Michael Connors Hooter Ain ' t it; Hey Mann; Lean on me. Robert Corbishley Corb, Corby, Boob Where ' s the donuts?; I didn ' t touch it Mr. Petelll Susan Costa Manuella Consalves, Suzette, Ewok Wendy, I ' m not going today; Julie get the phonebookl Melanie Jane Craig Mel, Mels, Melly You ' re just a peon; Sorry - can ' t go working at B.K. tonite; Where ' s the donuts? Cyril Crawley Ed How do?; What ' s up?; Where ' s the Donuts? Lynne Patricia Crouse You ' re off your ouija; Are you serious?; Where ' s the donuts? Kris, we gotta find some REAL menl James Curley Jim; Curls 68 But Coach, I was a ; Are you Crazy?; Busted Seanna Davis Sean, Seans, Chaka-Seanna I ' ll go . . . We ll go!; Ya wanna?; What ' s your point?; I won ' t be here tomorrow. Charles DeCristofaro Chucky D What test? Robert Deming Bobby, Bob, Dem, Crash, Thumper What ' s sup?; How ' s it goin?; Mike, you drivel; Hey Myron! Anthony DeQuattro Mr. Jaz, A.D.Q. I ' m Titilated; Chill; Ooo Baby; Gimme a royal break! Michael Dexter Mad 82, Dink, Crunch, Myron Myron this . . . ; Ho, I ' ll drive; There were these two penguins? Sherry Dickinson Share, Sharilarilee, M M ' s Joyce, (in our language); Sean, I ' ll go . . . We ll go! Ya wanna? Hi, chuck!; Ha- Ha William Dillon Swill, Billy, Willem Hell is the impossibilty of reason 39 Mark DiSandro Odion Am I late? Edward Dolan Eric, E.D. Guy, you ' re bananas! Mark Driscoll Marcus Good morning. Geek; I bid 4. Charlene Duhaime Chari L.G.O.; I guess!; Oh well; Got any food? 40 Carlene Duhaime Carl It ' s the best!; Guess What? Robert Eaton Bob Mo pain. Mo gain!; What ' s up? Anyway; Whatever Matthew Fague Matty, Mattchu, Spike Don ' t laugh, but . . . ; Where ' s Kris? Karen Falcone Kar, K Mr. Lelli - I ' m here!; Thanks, Carl bought it for me.; Karen Carl. Scott Fanning Fatt Scanning Brian Farrar Amy Femald Fem, Questionaire But I don ' t understand!!! Kimberly A. Ferri Kym, Kim Kim, do you get it?; Don ' t worry; I ' m right! 41 Joseph Fians JF, Big Guy; Ruba Ah, Good plan!; As they say in France, Paris is our capital. Kristin Floor Kris Wicked Cool; Psyched Norman Gansert Christine Ann Fiore Chris Has anyone seen Steven?! Angela Christine Flaxington Ang 1 love Jim Michele Foncellino Michele s, M M, M 2 , Fozy . . . Never gonna beleive who I saw today!!; Are we going to Cranston tonight . . . Again!?; LBT Tracy L. Frazier Roxane, Tra Pub Dennis? Again?!; Swing batter bater - Swing batter! Susan E. Ganung David Gardner Sue, Sporto, GB, Mario the II Where ' s the pumpernickel?; Small diet coke please!; You ' re awesome 42 Dawn Marie Garriepy Dawnles WHEETl I LOVE GILBERT! Paul Gavlick Gav Elaine Gederman Helen Shut up, Jen; Is that all you ' ve got to say is. Hi Elaine Stan Geer Gina Marie Gesualdo Makita Man ”G Suzi Are you going to see Extreme tonight?; Let ' s go to breakfast!; I don ' t know, Mike 43 Robert Gregory Gregor, Grumpy, BB, Spearechucker, Boobby Ask Dingley; I bid four; Where ' s Ed?; Shut up and deal! Scott Hansen nothing left to do but Smile, Smile, Smile; GRATEFUL DEAD 1; LED ZEPPELin Stephanie Anne Harris Stet, Pete Hay Ka, wanna bunk!?; Life in the fastlane, sure to make you lose your mind.; Gratefully Dedicated. 44 Allison Hawley David Hill Al, Allisonium I gotta boot; Michele, Cranston again; L.B.D. Lisa Hilton Lee Blow it off Cheryl Hopkins Cher Hiiice!; Q, here ' s some gum! Greg Horton Zorts RHHH; Big Bird! Jay Huyler Brother Jay Ho, Ho, Ho, not you, YOU! Horm Izzard See ya!! Cory Jackson Ho, Ho, Ho Larry, I always drive, not you Lynn Jardin 45 Kellie Johnson Kel Good Luck, KS, CC, SP, CD, KD, Ml, AM; It ' s been real I Moll Kenyon Park bench Edward Kadian Michelle Labrie Shelly What?; I don ' t know Sean Keenan Is it o.k. if I take the dog face to the banana patch?; Edward Van Halen Joel Lacerte Howdy That ' s the ticket 46 Joel LaChance Jennifer LaEleur Jenn DO I HEAR GOSSIP? Guy LaTour Larry, Bud Bottles Kathleen M. Leddy Kathy, fog What? Christopher Lee Plug, Spike, Capt You are severely tapped! Tracey Lee Tray, Trace, Nella Woman I ' m Hungry!; That ' s special; Where ' s the pumpernickel? 47 Sharon Lepere Sha School, what ' s that? Daniel Levesque Don Ya, ya that ' s it! Ya, ya . . . Shannon Lusher Lush, Zippy Hey Missy, what are we doing this weekend? Joseph P. Mansolillo Jay, Manz, Manzo What ' s up; Chill out; Rut-ro Vicki Marchione Beatrice Old raisin; Too far gone; Dr. Drey; Bochi Stephen Marrocco Rocc I ' m Disoriented Kimberly Mandeville Hedge Head Hedge Head ' ' Jennifer McGrath Jennie, Jen, Blondie Oh Yahl I ' m so excited!; My baby! Lori Meadows the Kid, Ozzy Got a butt?; I need a ride home! 48 Robert Mignacca Robbie, Mig Oh, Tough Guy!! Shannon Miracle Shan, Shahon, Shannonan I shouldn ' t . . . but ' LBB William Moison Wilbur J., Wilbur, Beast Let ' s kick some . . . II John Moon Moonstone I ' m a thought criminal. Jimmy Mooney 49 Elizabeth Murphy Beth Where ' s the Pumpernickel; That ' s terrible!; yeah, I know, huh?; I ' m broke! David Muttall Messy, Mutt, Muttless How is it hangin? Robin O ' Reilly Reubin Let ' s go to breakfast at Bob ' s. Padidle. Kristin Man i Kris Where ' s the pumpernickel?; Stop it! JoAnne Octeau Jo, Jobo, Buns I ' m Hungry; Where ' s the pumpernickel?; Hi hon! Aliza Ovadia Liza Sap! Funk is fresh! Michael Micienski Cheed Maureen O ' Brien Moe, Moey Vicki, guess what happened this weekend?; That ' s Jammin, Ain ' t it; Mot for nothing; Hey Bus; Chill out! Gina Pagnozzi G , Weina Oh God!; Miiice; Guess who I saw last night!? 50 Elenita Paolini Gary Parker Donald A. Pellegrino, Jr. DP Hurry up Tony I can ' t wait no more! Joseph Peloquin Joe Chocolate thunder hear my cry Susan M. Perkins Sue, Suzy Q., Q Look What . . . gave me!; What are we doing?!; L.B.J. 51 Donna M. Pirri Queenie Whah?; Where ' s the pumpernickel?; I ' m hungry. Patricia A. Piti Boots, Patty Aiko, Aiko all Day, Oh, . . ya might!; Where ' s Tim?; Grateful Dead 1 Carol Ann Placido 52 It ' s Great! ' ' oh ' m y God!!; No Way; I Love HIM; Where ' s the pumpernickel? Kerri Pryor David Ramage Ke Umay hath, now 1 remember what I had to tell you! Noel Ramsbey Anthony Reo Noey A F°y I need a vacation! Donny, I want you now! Natalia Ramsbey Nat Natsky Get this . . . !; OK?; This is true!; I understand Kara Riordan D.B. 1; Ka, Repeat Yeah, no, well, alright Stet! The dream is gone but it ' s not forgotten! 53 Katherine St. Martin Kath Ker, I can ' t believe I forgot to tell you this . . . Patrick Shackleton Pat Jennifer Sinesi Jen, Mifer, Snifer Sha, I can ' t believe he did it again! Scott Simeone Robin Simonelli Robin Are you serious? Christopher Smith Smitty It ' s Cool; Fourth quarter. Senior Year, What the . . . Marion Smith Mayon This is so weird 54 Terrence Smith Terry Melissa Snell Missy, Dippy, E.A. Lush, what ' s a been happen? Hi! Qlo Worm. Kimberly Srail Kim, Kimmy Really? Was that necessary? Problem? Right Buddy? William Sullivan Sully What happened? I was passed out.; Mice girlfriends Guy! 55 Michael Whatmough Cheril Tessier Smiley Isn ' t it Saturday yet? Tim Tetreault T-Bird, Birdman, “Coco-Beware What it is . . . Sally Zammarelli Crash, Charles Did you see . . . . hippopotamus!; A primate ' s gotta do what a primate ' s gotta do. Steven Weber Webs, Vaber Poor Fluffy; Soire e; riot a Kimberly C. Winthrop Kimmi, Kimba I ' m hungry.; Huh?! I don ' t get it Seniors who chose not to be in the Yearbook: George Cole Eugene Coutu Rita Funaro John Haigh Scott Hogan Ray Laboissonniere Ray Lynn Kellie Medeiros Scott Patterson John Polseno David Sabourin Marc Segal Paul Stifano David Wilcox 56 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Leslie, leave the class of ' 87, my ulcer. I, Gina, leave Lynn a real car, someone other than HMS to criticize and all the luck at RIC and life. I, Moel, leave my good friends Gina, Lynn and Cheryl best wishes for happy futures and dreams come true. We, the Trench V class, leave Mr. Lawrence a Merci Beaucoup for being a great teacher and friend. I, Lynn, leave Noel, Natalia, Kim and Michelle another year of laughable lunches and all the luck in the future. I, Sue leave Elenita a lab partner who knows what she is doing. I, Cheril, le ave Elenita a week without homework and all the luck in the world. I, Boots, leave Tim a red rose and all my love. We leave HMS, Wrong Way, Campbell, Bonkers and Elephant another Heather Miller and a yard full of toilet paper. I, Jennifer, leave Beth, Amy, Rhonda, Kim F., and Moe a life-time membership on the SWAT team. I, Dotty Balassone, leave Mr. Dennis Driscoll a new personal secretary. I, Michelle, leave one of my best friends, Kim, a big bag ofjelly beans! I, Wendy Butler, leave to Sue Costa the best memories that are left behind, all the success for the future and a best friend. I, Leslie, leave to Michelle the Biker , the ball from the East Providence game, and a brand new Gremlin. I, Lynn, leave Kris Cerep all the good and bad times we went through in high school. Thanks for being my friend. You ' re the best!! I, Bob Deming, leave Mike Dexter a girlfriend of his own so he doesn ' t have to use mine! We, Michele, Lynne, Norman, Jay and Joe, leave Mr. Gordon GLADLY! I Steve Weber, being of sound . . . well anyway, I leave the following: To Sue, Dristen, Joanne, Beth and Donna a weekend on Spoog Island with me, Joe and Anthony (with sandwiches from subway) To everyone, a video tape of all the Buggs Bunny cartoons so that they will know what I am talking about. To, Bob Gregory, a four bid on jack, seven. I, Melanie Craig, leave Tracy Frazier nummy nummies and egg yolks. I, Kim, leave my best friends Noel, Natalia, and Michelle a bunch of good times and lots of happiness in the future. I, Sue Perkins, leave Michele Berard a life supply of grapefruit juice. We period 1 study, leave Michele, Robin and David a first period class where the teacher takes attendance. I, Elenita, leave Cheril the best of luck in everything and a new name—Terry. I, Robin O ' Reilly leave Reet, Kara (DH 1) and Steph, Mary ' s Baby , a game of quarters and a killer marriage. And Rhonda Blackwood, the memories of St. Pats, and Ralph ' s. See ya at the beach. I, Michele Berard, leave Norman Izzard the perfect prom night and the person to spend it with. I, Leslie, leave Seanna and Julie our first Living Room experience. I, Patty, leave Susan Costa a pony since she ' s too scared to ride a horse and a day with Ben without arguing. I, Wendy Butler, leave to Mike Dexter a new co-pilot to play airplane with. I, Natalia Ramsbey, leave Mrs. Camara a whole class to sit ih the low-rent district. I, Jennifer, leave Moe another purple mouth at the beach house. I, Lynn, leave Lori a great life free of Pat and Audrey and a night at the mall with Gina, Domenic, Paul and Elis. I, anonymous leave Poopsie and HoneyBee a night out with Woodyspoo and HOTPANTS. I, Lynne Crouse, leave Dave Gardner all my love forever, the best of luck, and all the good memories of our year together. Also an unlimited supply of ice cream, a friend who ' s on time and my paranoia!! I, Sue Perkins, leave Michele Foncellino a bowl of soft fries, a walk around the Lincoln Mall where the line was drawn and a shopping spree for sexy . ... I, Dotty, leave Mayon a bottle of salad dressing, the CPF, a real car, all the babes in the world, a life supply of SGWC and her own personal JRS. I, Jennifer, leave Kim W. her own set of keys to the EXXON bathroom. I, Cheril, leave Marion a brand new car and a life which is so special. I, Lynn, leave Cher and Gina all the great Halloweens we had and all the niiice things everywhere. I, Mi¬ chele Berard, leave Michele Foncellino all the memories of breaking out , stealing cars, and drag racing and most importantly the memories of friendships that grew together through the years. I, Natalia leave to my best buddies Kim, Noel, and Michele the best future possible and thanks for being there all the times I needed you. I, Q , leave Allison Hawley a pepper shaker from Ponderosa and the perfect pack of gum . I, Patty, leave Jamie Plante some really good times, and always have good lovin ' . I, Jay Mansolillo, leave Greg Hor¬ ton a camaro that he can drive without dad ' s permission ' . I, Robbie, leave to Tracey all the great times in high school we shared and also a bag of french fries! I, Keith Dingley, leave Bob Gregory a car that runs, a javelin sector that doesn ' t have power lines, and the best of luck in the future. I, Sharilarilee, leave Dingilingalee, a slap on the behind. I, Robin O ' Reilly leave Lori Cardone no more 5 just ML with a SP! We, the homeroom of 109, leave Melinda Greene and Elaine Gederman just one morning to get here on time. We, Dotty and Marion leave Kristen Floor a prom gown and an automatic gas pump. I, Joycibiablebody, leave Shellybeablebody, Sharilarilee, Seannes and Captain Tougy all the great times and deep discussions we ' ve shared. I, Cecilia Borges, leave Patrick Shakleton all my love. I, Leslie, leave Julie Rex and the chairs, our note passing system, a weekend with the Italian Fuzzhead and all the great times we ' ve had. I, Jennifer, leave Karen Coleman a new laugh and a Z-28. I, Wendy Butler, leave Chris Chin the memory of a ' fun-filled Monday on April vacation and dinner for two at the Asia Restaurant. Best of Luck! I, Melanie Craig, leave Mr. Petell and Ms. Bartlett all my thanks and ap¬ preciation ... I wouldn ' t have made it without you. I, Leslie, leave Seanna a night with Billy Idol, a full week of school, and the bathroom tiles at the Kirkbrae and Biltmore. I, Jennifer, leave Kim and Rhonda a trip to Duncan Donuts with Carl at 3:00, not 5:00. I, Gina, leave CheryJ endless amounts of gold, a trip to Chris ' s house, GQ guys and all the luck at KG and life! I, Noel, leave Natalia and Michelle memories of our adventurous childhood together. I, Keith Dingley, leave the junior girls a junior boyfriend. I, Share, leave Chuck a house in Hawaii, all your hopes and dreams for the future and more good times to come. I, Robin O ' Reilly leave Bruce Beun, all my love and all the good times we ' ve had. Thanks for putting up with me for the past 3 years! I, Michele Berard leave Sue Perkins the confidence and hon¬ esty to realize just how much of a beautiful person she is, and a constant reminder that her hair looks fine! I, Dotty Balassone, leave Mark Driscoll a deck of cards, a bottomless keg, memories of strange but fun times, and hopes for many more. I, Melanie Craig, leave Michelle Branch an unforgettable night of YOU KNOW and a loving, understanding friend forever. I, Patty, leave Gina another date to the Christmas Ball with Jim. I, Wendy Butler, leave Kelly Ciombor a life supply of Jen ' s and a boyfriend that is not married. I, Sue Perkins, leave Michele, Allison, and Shannon many thanks for being such wonderful friends. We, the members of Chemistry II, leave Mrs. Hamill a large portion of Mr. Lelli ' s budget to pay for all the equipment we accidentally broke. I, Elenita, leave Sue Perkins a year ' s supply of our homemade aspirin and a carton of shatter proof test tubes. I, Lynne, leave Sue Ganung an unlimited supply of eggrolls and small diet cokes, and a wet suit for those yahoo dinny days. I, Michelle, leave Noel and Natalia a big thanks for making our childhood the best any¬ one could wish for! I, Jennifer, leave Elaine a date with that cute guy M.P. I, Noel, leave Kim, parents who have many commitments out of town. I, Dotty, leave Will Moison the date that never was. I, Natalia, leave to Gina, Cheryl, and Lynn wishes for a great life and a pat on the back for getting through the past four years. I, Melanie Craig, leave Tracy Frazier our nights at the library, eighth grade and a best friend forever. I, Jennifer, leave Kim F. the Exorcist and shotguns. I, Michele Berard, leave Lynne Crouse and Norman Izzard a Finite Math party where we ll really study—ha! I, Donna Pirri, leave all my closest friends, a ride anywhere anyday after July 7,1987 and a thank you for always being there and putting up with me. We, BJ ' s boys, leave Leslie Catuogno a night in the elevator with all her boys. We, Bob Gregory and Keith Dingley, leave 3 for 3 another 3 for 3 . I, Anthony DeQuattro, being of sound mind and body, leave the following items to my dear friends: To Steve Weber and Joe Fians—Kristen, Joanne, Donna, Sue, Beth, and a hot tub on Subway Island. To Kristen 57 Nani—my body. To Allison Hawley—a smile. I, Jamie, leave Rhonda the best of luck and our l friendship. I, Kellie, leave Cecilia all the cigarettes she can smoke, a happy future with Patrick and a new car. We, Charlene and Carlene, leave the best homeroom teacher, Mr. Lelli, all the thanks in the world for not giving us detention. I, Bob Deming leave to Anthony Qaudiano his own chain of Radio Shack stores so he can have whatever he wants in them. I, Michele, leave Michele, Al, Sue, Shan and myself a night of finally getting into a REAL club. We, the xxxx girls from period 4 physics, leave Mr. Lelli a class full of girls just like us, to enjoy for his remaining years as a teacher. I, Donna Pirri, leave Eric Dolan, Bill Sullivan, Jay Huylerand Cory Jackson free ballet lessons in the cafeteria, fifth period. We, period 5 fi¬ nite math class, leave Mrs. Camara a class full of Jason Ruotolos as a senior. I, Kelly, leave Chris and Wendy a night to remember, a best friend just like Jen and all the luck in the world. I, Bobby Gregory, leave Betsy Lange a lot of good memories, and a real semi-picture. I, Al¬ lison, leave Sue a T uesday night when we actually do go to a drip-in, instead of going to Cranston. I, Beth Angell, who has no S.l. just M.L. with S.N. leave Lori Cardone and Jen Sinesi all the S.L they want in the years to come. I, Robin O ' Reilly leave Jen Sinesi 1 awesome night with P.1, Revenge on H.J. and F.V., The Beach house and V! I, Bob Deming leave to Missy Penulo a date with Tony Reo and Gene Coutu. I, Cecilia, leave Joyce, Kellie, Carlene, Charlene, Bethany, Michele, Kim and all my friends the best of luck and all my thanks for being there. We, Bill Sullivan and Mike Dexter, leave Dave Umay Ramage a night at the Car Palace. 1, Mary-Catherine, leave Mrs. B. all the thanks and gratitude in the world for being the best teacher and friend. I, Kerri Pryor, leave Bob Eaton a wife who can cook as well as I can. I, Lisa Hilton, leave Jenn LaEleur a trip to Centerdale and many more good times. I, Gina Gesualdo, leave Mary-Catherine a man to fall deep in love with and get married. I, Kristine Cerep, leave the Class of 87 the memories of all the good and bad times we ' ve gone through together, as a family. I, Donna Pirri, leave Beth Murphy a double date with the two D.P. ' s. I, Michele leave Joe Eians a life supply of pens for all the pens he ' s borrowed from me and ' an African Marshan sundae with extra M M ' s, and Steve Weber a surfboard and a summer of surfin in Hawaii. I, Kellie, leave Carlene and Charlene all the thanks for being there when I needed your help and more great times in the future. I, Jamie Antonelli, leave Robert Cucca all of my love, FOREVER!!! I, Dawnles, leave Branchable first prize in the basketball-camouflage breakdancing contest on Greenville Ave. I, Jennifer LaFleur leave Lisa Hilton her very own Day Care Center Stock with every kid in the state. I, T.S., leave M.D. the key to my heart. I, T.S., leave Mrs. Newcum a class full of Scott Simiones, Paul Battys and Steven Morroccos. I, T.S. leave Mr. Tinkham an oboe player with patience to play the oboe. We, Mark, Chuck and Chuck leave Greg Horton a dozen eggs and a 10 second head start. I, melanie Craig, leave Michelle Branch our 2 a.m. adventures and a chat with my mother. I, Dotty Balassone, leave Marion Smith wishes for a happy life with Robert, thanks for being my best friend for so many years and listening to all my problems about my various x ' s. I, Sue Perkins, leave Shannon Miracle a night for a Phred hunt, a week of Phase II , and a date with Tommy Howell. I, Noel, leave Natalia thanks for being the greatest twin sister and my best friend. I, Mary-Catherine, leave Chris Chin many more half days when she ' s supposedly out with me, one red teddy, and many thanks for being a great friend. I, Kerri Pry¬ or, leave Bob Deming all my love and thanks for helping me through a few rough times over the past few years. I, Bob Gregory, leave Ed Hill a new file cabinet to replace the one I ' ve destroyed over the last 3 years. I, Mike Dexter leave Bob Deming a night to drive for all the times I had to. I, Cecilia Borges, leave Kellie Beckett a Monte Carlo, I, Donna Pirri, leave Joanne Octeau another boyfriend we both can go out with, one after the other, and the PERFECT guy with hopes that she finds him. I, Michele, leave Michele a life supply of grapefruit juice. Trident, not Dentyne, one day you can make it without..., all the GREAT times we ' ve shared that I haven ' t forgotten. I never would have made it without you— The Schmelds live on I love you. Thanks. I, Bobby Deming, leave to Lori Cardone a vacation for two to Cape Cod that she will never forget. I, Charlene, leave Carlene, a car that doesn ' t squeak, the best times in Johnston, all the happiness in the future, and thanks for being my sister and best friend. I, Kellie, leave Mrs. B. ten heaters for room 141 and lots of thanks for helping me with English. I, Christopher Allin, leave Beth Poore the man of her dreams—and my thanks for being a friend. I, Andrew Allin, leave Glenn Campopiano a self-writing term paper and thanks for all the support and friendship (and you too, Mr. Stiles). I, Jen Allin, leave Les¬ lie Catuogno all the bees in the field hockey field and thanks for being the best friend ever. I, Allison, leave Shannon her own personalized salad bar, for all the times we ' ve gone to Ponderosa. I, Jamie, leave Ms. Chauvin and her hubby to be, a house with a big enough kitchen and a self-cleaning oven. I, Lisa Hilton, leave Gina Gesualdo a bottle of bubble bath and a date with Nuno. I, Jennifer La¬ Fleur leave Gary Sheehan a wedding band, cruise to the Bahamas and a house to share with me for the rest of our lives. I, Donna Pirri, leave Bob Gregory all the arguments, listening, teasing, long talks, understanding, yelling and forgiving that has established a special friendship. I, Bob Gregory, leave Keith and Donna all the thanks in the world for keeping me alive and in one piece the last four years. I, Michele, leave Willie many thanks for being a great friend through H.S., a large pizza from Pizza Hut once a year, a prom night to remember, and the best of luck in the future. I, Natalia, leave to Dina, Shelley and Lynn memories of our favorite class with Mr. Hines. We, Charlene and Carlene leave Kellie Beckett all the best times in B.K., a PEPSI machine, all the Joey Pies in the world, all the happiness with Mike and thanks for being there when we needed you and for being our best friend. We, Bob Gregory and Mike Dexter, leave Leslie Catuogno a prom date with a bow tie. I, Kris Cerep, leave Michael Dexter a date with the real Lisa Lisa and the memories of the best night of my life. We, Mrs. Camara ' s Calculus class leave her a deck of playing cards so she can play Hi-Low-jack. I, Kerri Pryor, leave Kathy St. Martin all my love and thanks for putting up with me for the past two years. You ' ll always be my best friend. I, Mary-Catherine, leave Mike Bernardi one night with me, Chris, Gina and Lori. I, Christopher Allin, leave Mike Nicienski 10 pounds of nickels for his lunch fund, and an autographed copy to Miss Manner ' s GUIDE TO PROPER EATING HABITS. I, Kellie, leave Michele a year supply of shorthand notebooks and someone to help her. I, Jennifer LaFleur leave Lisa Hilton one trip to the highway , a 4-wheel drive through Fonzo ' s and one weekend full of sneaking guys and beers through various windows of the house. I, Sue Perkins, leave Allison, Michele, and Shannons night of window riding. We, the period 4 physics class, leave Jack Lelli, Glenn Campopiano and Sue Perkins a phaser, transporter and other new physics toys to play with. I, Michele, leave Al, Sue and Shan all of our UNFORGETTABLE nights, D.G. ' s V gallons of ice cream H.C. 87 , all the tears we ' ve shared, our L.B.B.F ' s, and all the thanks for putting up with me these last couple of years, I couldn ' t have made it without you, I love you. We, Charlene, Kellie and Carlene leave Cecilia Borges, a date with Angus, a lifetime at Elmbrook, one month vacation to do whatever you want, and all the luck in the future. I, Jamie, leave the girls (Kymn, Kim, Jen, Moe and Rhon) all of the parties in the world and a beach house. I, Kristine Cerep, leave Mr. Cleasby and Mr. Tinkham all the patience and extra time they have given me these past four years. I, Mary-Catherine, leave Mrs. Nardelli one year of peace and quiet without a Boyorek. I, Gina Gesualdo, leave Mr. Lenox a referee shirt and a whistle to break up Dean ' s and my fights. I, Wendy Butler, (in honor of our Jr. prom) leave Melinda Greene the best memories of the after affect of an unforgettable social function. 1, Bob Gregory, leave Jennifer MacDonald all my love, the promise, and a gag for all her giggles. I, Andrew Allin, leave Bob Gregory a discus that won ' t fly into the shot-put circle (I leave myself a discus that stands a prayer of reaching the shot-put circle). I, Christopher Allin, leave Mr. Petell ' s Period one physical science class 20 credits and better priviledges in 3 years time. I, Banana, leave the other Banana, a night in Warwick, Super Stop and Shop 58 things, doodads, my love, my heart and the rest of my life. I, Karen Falcone, leave my boyfriend Carl, all my thanks for always being there forme through the years. I, Lori Meadows, leave to my mother a lifetime of love and thanks and to my father I leave my love which I can fi¬ nally express to him. I, Beth, leave Joanne all the late nights we stayed up together talking about anything and everything. I, Beth Angell leave Amy Carlton a punch bowl for her Mom ' s bedroom and a snowstorm. We, Michele and Bethany leave Sally Zammerelli a 1987 cor¬ vette and a can of turtlewax. A date for the prom, a seat near Chris in assembly and the best of luck always. I, Dina, leave A1 the red¬ head . I, Jennifer La Fleur leave Patti Piti a deck of male playing cards to make all our games more interesting. I, Kris Cerep, leave Lynne all the fun times we ' ve shared with 2.1, Gina, leave Gary all my love. I, Mary-Catherine, leave Gene Coutu one more day in the elevator. I, Allison Hawley, leave Michele Foncellino, Michele Berard, Sue Perkins and Shannon Miracle the best of luck in college and good hopes for the future. Thanks for everything! 1, Lori Meadows, leave to Mr. Petell many thanks for all he ' s done and for being a great friend. 1, Amy Carlton, leave Rita Funaro a years supply of F-pants. 1, Maureen O ' Brien, leave Kymn, Kim, Karen and Jen the best of luck and a lot of great memories. I, Dawn, leave Joyce a copy of nobody knows the Troubles We ' ve Seen and the Weeze . I Seanna, leave Michelle our night of spying, our Drama skits and a not so optomistic view of life. 1, Shannon Miracle, leave Michele Foncellino a shoulder to cry on and another ski trip in which every room has an alarm clock that goes off at 5 a.m. 1, Michelle, leave Leslie our famous pass-shot-victory game at East Providence and a person to pass the ball to in the ' 86 Championship game instead of herself and our famous production of Romeo and Juliet. I, Melinda, leave Mary-Catherine a date with Chris B. I, Beth, thank Bobby Eaton for giving me a shoulder to cry on when I needed it the most. 1, Jennifer La Fleur leave Lisa Hilton my sincere thanks for being there through the best and worst times of my life. I, Jamie, leave Jen a smile. We, the Michele ' s, Lynne, Norman, Gregg and Robin after 3 years FINALLY leave Mrs. Camara. We, Andrew and Christopher Allin leave John Hines a REMINGTON MICROSCREEN rechargeable shaver ( Shaves as close as a blade-oryour money back!!), a tube of AFTA after-shave, and gym shorts a Hawaiian tour guide would be caught dead in. I, Glo, leave Dina and Becky a stereo that plays only half a song. I, Michelle, leave Seanna Davis our night in the bushes at Julie ' s house, a pair of binoculars, a bathroom door with a lock on it and some of the blame for ruining our drama skit which I got. I, Tracy Frazier, leave Leslie Catuogno a tube sock for Mr. B ' s 8th grade Enlgish class. To Liza, a new calculator with a bigger pocket. Suess who? I, Bethany Boisvert, leave the Drama class all our laughs from our 3rd quarter project and all our facts of life talks. I, Allison Hawley, leave Leslie and Julie all of our J n ' D run ' s, and also an early setting-up time for the prom, not hitting any squirrels. I, Lori Meadows, leave Wendy Butler a recording of Lit¬ tle Rabbit Fu-Fu—with the punchline. I, Dina, leave Dina ivory cameos and one ticket to INXS. 1, Amy Carlton, leave Jennifer Sinesi and lori Cardone memories of their first SWAT mission. I, Karen Falcone, leave my parents my thanks for helping me and always understanding me through the years. I, Cheryl Hopkins, leave Glenn Campopiano, Norm Gansert, and Lynn Jardin, many thanks for all their help in Computer Programming. I, Beth Murphy, leave Marc Segal the perfect wife, barefoot, pregnant and at home where she belongs, and my Sigma Chi fraternity sweatshirt. 1, Michelle Branch leave Melanie Criag our lost year, sixth period chemistry class, a better grade than me in Tobes class, ya-knowand my forever thanks you for understanding and keeping my secrets. 1, Tracy Frazier leave Melanie Craig my best wishes and lots or respect also all of the memories we ' ve made since 8th grade, a night out at the library with nummy nummies. 1, Fern, leave Dawnles, Share, Tugie, Shelly, Seanna and Jules all the luck in the world, 1, Dina, leave Karen Falcone an endless well of truth serum with no known antidote. I, Jay Mansolillo, leave Bob Gregory another $200 jacket to wear (with no tassles). We, Kathy Joe, leave Mr. Balasco a political science class full of Kristin Nani ' s, a class that hands in work on time, a Chris Lee who real¬ ly knows what he ' s talking about, and a class that knows what country is South of the Rio Grande. We, Michele Berard, Michele Foncellino Robin Simonelli leave Allison Hawley a test that isn ' t, Soooo EEEasy. I, Jennifer Sinesi, leave Sharon Lepere one more night in the Burger King bathroom and a memory to remember it with. I, Chris Chin, leave Mary-Catherine Boyorek, dark lipstick to cover up the BRUISE on her lip. We, Steph, Kara and Reet, leave 101 ways to bunk and not get caught. I, Susan Costa, leave Wendy Butler all the great times we had over the best four years of our lives and never forget the words fight ya for the fat one , and lets go to Don ' s. I, Cheryl, leave Gina enough gold jewelry to last forever, all the Chris ' s in the world, a prepaid telephone bill to use when she goes to SL, and the mnpy trips to the mall, especially those made after lunch. We, Michele, Lynne, Sue Robin leave Mr. Tinkham all the classes we never could get to . I, the Great Pumpkin, leave Eric Dolan—Prime Rib or Veal. I, Robin O ' Reilly leave Sharon Lepere new brakes, good luck in Florida and with M.C., 3 kingers and you BETTER come to the beach. We, Julie and Leslie leave Lynn Maione and Chrissy Wilder the stuffed animal machine at Ron ' s. I, Christopher Allin, leave Mr. Giroux 3 boxes of pens, and a classroom of Ricky Barters, Sean Keenans, Chris Allins and Dave Nutalls; Mr. Reilly my deep thanks for everything; Mr. Tinkham another 75% Trash Metal Music Theory class (with 3 Bob Cardentes); and the class of 1988 the right to wear shorts. I, Leave Robin and Wendy a day without John Maurice. We, Tracey Robbie, leave Beth Murphy a Rhode Island Sweatshirt and an A W order pad. I, M.S., leave C.T. with the question Where are you going with that man?!?!, and a night stuck at Burger King with the cruel joke. I, Steph, leave Kara Reet my thanks for being there and all the good times in the past, present and future. I, Dina, leave KML all the Almacs Italian bread she can eat in her SUCCESSFUL life. I, Sue Ganung, leave Joanne Octeau a date to the prom with someone she wants to go with. The Senior Girls leave all the F.W. ' s a case of hairspray. I, Jennifer LaFleur leave Gina Gesualdo a credit card to Macy ' s in New York with a $100,000 limit and a car without a bullseye on it. I, Glo, leave Dina S. a jet fighter and JSB. I, Bethany leave Michele Sepe the time we got lost on the way home from dancing and some of the best times of my life! Thanks for being a great friend! Best of luck always. I, Amy, leave Beth Angell memories in the red Granada, her half of Hunters Run Farm all the luck in the future. 1, Dina, leave Gloria free advertising of her service, one horse and a pair of doves, some green clothes. I, Lori Meadows, leave Melinda Greene a lifetime of love with the SSS men in return for what she has given me, a true friend in the best sense of the word. Jay and Ray leave Lynn Jardin a duck! Quack! Quack! Quack! I, Gina Gesualdo, leave Mrs. B all the thanks in the world for all the long talks in Shorthand II. I, Beth Angell, leave Amy Carlton a nega¬ tive result. I, Maureen O ' Brien, leave Bobby Deming New Years Eve. I, Dawn, leave Sherry, Mistletoad, a CHICKON , Sherman Sheep and all the English novels we never read. I, Seanna, leave Leslie all the ceiling tiles in the Kirkbrae Biltmore bathrooms, our late night talks and many thanks. I, Shannon Miracle, leave Dawn Garriepy a real rat for all the times she thought she saw one a new set of work¬ ers who actually work. I, Michelle Branch, leave all the members of the boys soccer team my thanks for all the help and the great amount of support they gave me. I ' ll never forget it. I, Melinda, leave Wendy 1 black earring the memory of that disaster. I, Chris Allin, leave the following dream dates: Mike with Tracie, Lori with Steve, Jeff Cooper with Mrs. Boluch, and me with Beth and Stacie (I ' ll wear my suit.) I, Rhonda, leave Jen Kim directions home from Cape Cod, a clock for Carl and a sock for Bobby ' s mouth. I, Sue, leave Kristen, Joanne, Beth and Donna a safe cruise on the strip and a big hug—I never could have made it without you. The B.B. ' s live. I love you all, P.S. Pass the pumpernickel. I, Tracy Frazier, leave Toni Squillante a bottle of pink champagne, 1 of those nights , a job at PUB Dennis in Cranston and a night at the Beach Boys concert. I, FERN leave Dawnles a night out on the town. I, Dina, leave Sharon my greatest apologies 59 and my hopes that she ' ll use the M.Y.E. P.-1999 ticket before 1999! I, Steph, leave Bones all of my love always and forever and a single red rose. I, Jay Mansolillo, leave Mrs. Hamill a group of serious scientists ' ' for her Chem. Lab class. I, Kathy Leddy, leave Beth Mott someone to share her locker with and a restuarant on Block Island. We, the class of Mr. Balascos, Per. 3 American History class of 1985- 86 leave Morman Gansert a pillow for his naps and tranquilizers so he doesn ' t have to shake the room with his uncontrollable leg. I, Jen¬ nifer Sinesi, leave Robin O ' Reilly, LJ to use as a punching bag, a manual to fix a flat and a lifetime supply of V. I, Chris Chin, leave Mary- Catherine Boyorek, Bob Deming, Mike Connors, Wendy Butler, Kelly Ciombor, Ricky Barter and Dave Gardner all the thanks in the world for being there when I needed them the most. I, Susan Costa, leave Julie Carlton a Phonebook, my ability to get to work before 1:30, lunch at J n D ' s and our memory of Friendly ' s on Mineral Spring Ave. I, Cheryl, leave Gina and Lynn all of our excursions ' ' on Reveillon, Homecoming and Halloween nights. I, Share, leave Mich (our) image of the perfect guy, some hiking boots for the track hills and the memories of math and all the things we have in common. I, Julie, leave Seanna a never-ending credit limit and a lifetime supply of Jafra. I, Tracey Lee, leave Mr. Tobin someone who can bother him 1st period everyday, just like I did! 1, Marion, leave Dorothy all the memories of our exciting adventures. Thanks for always being there and for being the best friend I ever had. May your life always be filled with the happiness you deserve. I, Joanne Octeau, leave Beth Murphy special thanks for being the best friend ever. I, Bethany Boisvert, leave Christine Cabral all of our years of school together and a friend who will be here when you need one, and also be happy like a big sun¬ flower. I, TKS, leave to the other TKS memories of some great times and some rough times but they ' ve all been Sweet Emotion Thanks! I, Gina Gesualdo, thank Joel LaChance for talking and helping me through tough times even though he was sick of hearing it, it really helped. We, Beth Angell and Amy Carlton leave Marc Segal and Ray Labossonaire memories of the quarters games, etc. and the all-niters while Joyce was away. I, Maureen O ' Brien, leave Gene Coutu tea with a twist of lemon. I, Dawn, leave Fem, the ' ' explanation she can understand, and at least one teacher who doesn ' t get on her nerves. I, Seanna, leave Julie a card reading our night of camping. I, Shannon Miracle, leave Sue Perkins a friend who will always be there to listen, a phone call in which she is not told to get off a license for the car that she doesn ' t have. I, Michelle, leave Julie a person standing in the middle of Burgess field, a barrel to take a picture in, and our all night talk ... in the tent an apple orchard she almost drove us into. I, Rhonda, leave B.A. all the luck in Yogi, her fiiture farm, all our chats, future swat missions, a day horseback riding a mafia man. I, Sue, leave Lynne a frien d that arrives on time, a late pass for pe¬ riod 3, a big laugh in Bio, some real men and a great friendship. We, Joanne, Donna, Kristin, Tracey, Beth and Sue, leave each other memories of all the great times we shared the best of times to come. I, Amy, leave Jack Lelli, a physics II class as good as the first a bigger budget than Mrs. Hamill. I, Steph, leave Kara a TiUMMGUMBER . I, Dina, leave all of my closest friends a trampoline for all your hopes, dreams and desires. I, Jay Mansolillo, leave Bobby Eaton the night at Misty ' s in Woonsocket. We, the period 6 gym class leave Mi¬ chelle Sepe a pair of socks. We, the Michele ' s leave Sue Perkins, Allison Hawley and Shannon Miracle a bigger locker. I, Jennifer Sinesi, leave Lori Cardone another night at a tatoo parlor, a day on the beach without Joey and I ' d like to tell her not to worry about it”. I, Chris Chin, leave Scott Hogan the night to remember in Wendy Butler ' s closet. 1, Susan Costa, leave Patty Piti my ability to write real graffiti, a picnic at Colt State Park, a horse ride, and new hubcaps. I, Sherry Dickinson, leave Gene Coutu a lifetime of choices a Philedendron. I, Rhonda Blackwood, leave you, Jamie Antonelli, all of the awesome memories we have starting from 8th grade, a fire behind your shed, a pair of roller skates and a winning Megabucks ticket. To Scruffy, I leave a monkey, red sweats, a bottle of pink champagne, the best Hew Years ' , a night at Micky ' s, talks till 4:00 a.m. Bruce and some of the best times of my life. Love always. Sue. I, Shannon Miracle leave Mi¬ chele Berard a new set of cards to replace the ones we wore out during study. I, Julie, leave Leslie a car stuck in mud at GWC, a weekend with him and the beach. I, Rhonda leave you, Mr. Lelli, an imcoming Physics student who is as tom and dimented as I was and a set of Rhonda ' s laws of Physics. I, Joanne Octeau, leave Donna Pirri a chocolate sundae and a bib, a vanilla shake in the backseat of Kristin ' s car, a shatterproof windshield, a dance on Broadway, and hopes that one day you ' ll find Mr. Right. 1, Julie, leave Michelle a race down Washington Highway, a convo at Slack ' s and a punk wardrobe. I, Tracey leave to Robbie, our great memories together and all the luck in the future. I, M.S. leave (Mother) Theresa a name tag and rosary beads. I, Joane Octeau, leave Sue Ganung a hell-ride down Mountaindale and some driving lessons. I, Beth Angell leave Amy Carlton all the memories of the first times, Colorado ' 85 and Florida ' 86.1, Dawn, leave Gina spinach pies, purple hair, and a permanent job at the mall. I, Maureen O ' Brien leave Kim and Kymn all the nights at Bobby and Bruces and a night with Goonies. I, Christopher Allin, leave Mr. Buglio a car that won ' t die in downtown Providence at 11:45 pm while escaping from a BOH JOVI CIMDERELLA concert, (next time you push and I ' ll steer!) Beth and Kristin leave Tracey Lee stock in Mella, Inc. I, Shannon Miracle, leave Michele Foncellino, Michele Berard, Allison Hawley, and Sue Perkins a night out with just the girls. I, Rhonda Blackwood leave to William David Farrell all of my life, love and future, thanx for your patience and all our great times. To Mike, I leave an H a O sleeping apparatus for yahoo swimming on awesome half days—Love, Sporto. I, Dina, leave Carol Ann the ability to find the ultimate meaning of LIFE ... I know she will!!! I, Chris Chin leave Mary-Catherine Boyorek a chance to take advantage of JOE. I, Seanna, leave with all the memories of my friends in my heart. I, Share, leave Sean another exciting unplanned night out, and one day where we dont ' say the same things at the same time. I, Julie, leave Shannon all the back roads I ' ve driven and a nite with her man. I, Maureen O ' Brien, leave my mother and father thanks for the support and love they have given me for the last 4 years. I, Marion, leave Dorothy a snowbank and a fun filled weekend with all the CFB ' s and S.P. ' s who are real men and notjuvenile delincquents. I, Bethany Boisvert leave Kris Cerep the lead in the opera. Carmen, and the best of luck always! I, Kristin, leave my closest friends an endless supply of choice pumpernickel and the memories of an awesome” X-Mas ball. I, Shannon Miracle leave Allison Hawley a lifetime supply of bacon bits, a trip to Ponderosa when I should” and a pair of boots so that she will always be ready to boot”. I, Bethany, leave Peter the best times I ' ve ever had and all the support you need. I, Brian Gould, and Steve Carberry, leave the pep rally bomber” to the Senior Class of ' 87 on graduation night and the left overs to the incoming freshmen. I, Mike Dexter, leave Maureen O ' Brien a dream date with my brother Bruce. I, M.A.D., leave Soupy” a date with all the Freshmen girls who buy rockets. 1, anonymously leave Mrs. Hardelli a candle light dinner for two with David Ramage. I, Chris Allin, leave Mike Bernardi all my KISS tee shirts, and joy to all the pretty girls with whom I danced at the Prom (Great Prom Mike and Leslie!). I, anonymous leave Michelle Branch her new locker combination. I, anonymous, leave Chris and An¬ drew Allin something. I, Andrew Allin return any and all friendship, love, help, acceptance, kind words, advice, smiles, etc. that I have ever recieved from anyone 1,000 times over - thank you all. WE, the Senior Class of Smithfield High School, in this year of our Lord One Thousand, Mine Hundred and Eighty Seven, advance into this vast world immeasurably influenced by the many friends, teachers, and others we have met here. WE THE SEHIOR CLASS OF 1987.. . . . LEAVE! 60 1st row (l-r): C. Bianchi, S. Beaton, C. Brooke-Stewart, M. Barbato, P. Anderson, N. Bazinet, K. Aheam, S. Ainley; 2nd row: B. Brewer, R. Azzara, T. Beaudry, J. Barrow, L. Anter, P. Borges 1st row(l-r): R. Cardente, C. Cobum, K. Cobb, C. Carlson, L. Carbone, C. Caldwell, J. Ciotola, M. Charland; 2nd row: B. Callahan, T. Camella, C. Byerlee, P. Carlson, S. Brown, B. Brown, J. Corvese, S. Costa, S. Comfort 62 1st row (1-r): A. D ' Agostino, P. DiMuccio, K. DiPalmo, J. Dionne, A. Decker, L. DiPetrillo, R. Ellis, S. Darling; 2nd row: R. Decorte, D. Drummond, B. Duarte, D. D ' Atri, L. Eaton, N. Davis, T. Demainy, M. Cronheimer 1st row (l-r): W. Ford, W. Ford, D. Forrest, K. Ethier, K. Gallagher, M. Erbe, M. Fague, K. Francis, E. Fagan, R. Fernandes; 2nd row: M. Gianfrancisco, S. Flood, J. Fagan, A. Gibbons, M. Ferri, R. Fetta, D. Fredeta, P. Fontaine, A. Estrella 63 1st row (l-r): S. Mickey, K. Hodges, G. latrou, J. Johnson, M. Izzi, K. Hart, J. Hines; 2nd row: C. Jaswell, E. Hall, M. Goyette, S. Hawkins, C. Holton, T. Hamel 1st row (l-r): T. Kerwin, C. Kezal, C. Kinnear, B. Lange, C. Lawrence, J. Labrie; 2nd row: K. Loffredo, J. Kelley, W. Kloc, T. Jutras, S. LaRue, D. Linehan 64 1st row (1-r): K. Malouin, T. Mansi, K. Lynch, D. Medeiros, S. MacDonald; 2nd row: J. McKenna, S. Moroni, B. Mott, D. Swain, J. Stiles, M. Matteo 1st row (1-r): M. Stewart, D. Nardelli, M. Mousseau, D. Lombardo; 2nd row: Q. Pitaschio, C. O ' Brien, D. Pero, P. Powers, J. Parenteau, D. Nuttall, J. Puerini; 3rd row: S. Poirer, S. Quattrini, D. Spacagna, J. Ruotolo, J. Norberg, S. Pike, J. Proulx 65 1st row (l-r): D. Swain, M. Matteo, M. Stewart; 2nd row: C. Schwartz, D. Slader, J. Ruotolo, D. Mardelli, D. Spacagna, T. Srail, A. Segee; 3rd row: J. Schecher, M. Sabatos, J. Stiles, J. Sharpies We apologize for the lack of a photograph for Homeroon 204. There was no photo available. 66 1st row (l-r): G. Barrow, S. Brown, B. Calisi, T. Caldarone, K. Berard, C. Banville, J. Allin, J. Bullpit, J. Bubin; 2nd row: D. Anter, M. Anderson, D. Andrade, T. Bums, D. Biddle, D. Bailey, M. Adkins, E. Anderson, S. Browning, M. Bouchard, D. Beckel Missing: K. Brown, S. Brown 1st row (l-r): D. Carlton, R. Davis, M. Cerra, T. Casey, D. DeCesare, J. Davis, D. Chin; 2nd row; J. Dana, A. Crossman, R. DeCesare, M. Desjarlais, E. Cretella, T. Costa, V. Cristi, C. Croft; Missing: A. Cummings, P. Decker 68 1st row (1-r): J. DiQrado, M. foster, T. Dionne, S. Dulong, C. ferri, D. Desroches, D. Dutch, K. DuPont, S. fallon; 2nd row: T. Ellis, A. ferri, C. famiano, D. fetta, D. fairfield, J. Dunn, D. Duarte, L. Esposito, K. fandetti, D. ford, K. Doyle, R. Dufresne, E. Ducharme, J. findlan; Missing: C. flaxington 1st row (1-r): K. Hodgkins, D. Iacovelli, L. Qarzilli, C. Healy, J. Gardner; 2nd row: S. Hodgson, A Gaudiana, J. ferreira, P. Hardman, R. Gadigan, E. foley, D. George: Missing: S. Garey, J. Gallagher, M. Geer, G. Gentile, S. Hindle, L. Hill, K. Hanson, A. latrou 69 1st row (l-r): J. Lowry, M. Lavoie, S. Lacerte, K. LaBire, K. Johnson, H. Low, M. Leddy, S. Lacerti, M. Jardin; 2nd row: M. Klow, K. Kershner, M. LaChappelle, C. Montecalvo, C. Leclair, B. LaChappelle, P. Lemoi, D. LeChance, G. Lieberman; Missing: A. Jarbeau, V. Limoges 70 1st row (l-r): V. Montecalvo, L. Martins, T. Lowry, W. Mitchell, L. Maione; 2nd row: K. McKay, J. Merlino, W. Martin, J. Maurice, S. Mani, R. Manson, J. Murray, C. Martin: Missing: S. Miracle, P. Mason, L. Lund, D. Martins, K. Miles, E. Morberg 1st row (1-r): E. O ' Connell, T. Rasmussen, S. Petri, J. Rainville, M. Pannullo, E. Norton, L. Pay; 2nd row: S. Piti, R. Renzi, E. Quattrini, J. Reynolds, P. Raposa, J. Polak; Missing: T. Ricciardelli, J. Peloquin, A. Perez, J. Nobrega, T. Phillips 1st row (l-r): J. Salois, E. Silver, C. Rivers, D. Siravo, A. Snell, E. Robertson; 2nd row: A. Ring, S. Segee, W. Salisbury, J. Simons, G. Smith, J. Shuttleworth, K. Rogers, R. Selma, M. Scetta, R. Rickabaugh: Missing: K. Souza, T. Squillante, L. Schwartz, S. Salvati, C. Scott 71 1st row (I-r): K. Webster, C. Wilder, M. Varatta, S. Yany, J. Sweet, M. Volatile; 2nd row: K. Williams, J. Thienel, S. Weber, T. Turner, M. Wentzel, J. Vandall, J. Tetreault; Missing: K. Zawislak, K. Viau 72 1st row (1-r): W. Brown, A. Bose, J. Aissis, M. Barden, P. Ames, L. Brochu, K. Bianco, W. Allaire, B. Baccaire; 2nd row: J. Bagus, J. Aceto, H. Brown E. Beffa, M. Brunton, M. Bosco, J. Alderman, T. Ballou, J. Bruno, J. Barter, S. Battey, Q. Amitrano, M. Beaulieu, R. Armstrong C. Brown, C. Aldrich, MISSING: S. Bertsch, W. Andrews. 1st row (1-r): K. Chartier, J. Castriotta, S. Cabral, K. Bucci, P. Carlton, L. Coulombe, L. Bums, C. Bulpitt, E. Cobb, 2nd row: C. Ciotola, K. Cardin, C. Connelly, S. Carlson, G. Cooper, J. Buban, K. Fitzgerald, J. Cooper. MISSING: N. Charron, T. Calabro. 74 1st row (1-r): W. Depres, K. Domenico, T. Christi, P. Dingley, E. Dore, S. DePalmo, D. Cunha, M. DeVincenzo, L. Falk; 2nd row: D. DelSignore, D. Crossman, T. Estrella, J. DeWitter, T. Evans, S. Dimack, D. Demers, E. Dickson. 1st row (l-r): N. Hart, H. Hayman, E. Ganung, J. Foley, M. Hayes, A. Harris, J. Hassell, L. Hill, D. Gian fra ncesco; 2nd row: T. Guilbeault, K. Hodgkins, M. Gavlick, S. Hall, L. Glosson, S. Gederman, A. Greene, R. Guertin, D. Frezza, W. Horton, M. Gavlick. 75 1st row (1-r): B. LaBrie, E. Houde, J. Izzard, J. Johnson, K. Landry, H. Loomis, M. LaVertue, B. Kelley; 2nd row: G. Kinnear, P. LeClerc, C Main, K. Limoges, A. Krueger, D. Lancelotta, M. Houle, D. Lariviere, S. Indelicato, C. Howard 76 1st row (1-r): T. Mainey, D. Manchester, P. Mason, R. Mollander, J. Mancone, K. MacDonald, J. Moran, B. Nemey, J. McCann; 2nd row: J. Moran, C. McCann, D. Mowry, R. Mencunas, C. Miller, P. Michel, A. Mott, T. Murray, K. Mulhem, S. Nardelli, D. McAuliffe; Missing: M. Maher, K. McCluskey 1st row (l-r): A. Santucci, A. Ruzzano, K. Villandry, D. Russas, A. Smith, n. Smith, L. Spencer, S. Shemenski; 2nd row: D. Shackleton, T. Spaulding, J. Smith, E. Seaberg, M. Stallings, T. Spadone, S. Stevens, D. Snow, C. Sleboda, D. Sabourin, B. Rowlett 1st row (l-r): J. Rainville, C. Petricillo, M. Ray, J. Rigney, K. MacDonald, L. Nussler, J. Romano, T. O ' Brien; 2nd row: J. Parenteau, P. Hewman, J. Penone, K. Nurse, W. Pincins, Q. Nigro, L. Polseno, R. Rianna, J. Robert, S. Robitaille, K. Niles, J. Palemo 77 1st row (l-r): M. Yuen, E. Whooley, S. Wilkins, M. Verlaque, S. Sullivan, S. Viera, T. Storozuk, M. Thomas; 2nd row: A. Telia, J. Winthrop, T. Villandry, P.J. Williams, Mr. Tobin, D. Zelano, M. Swain, E. Wilkins, S. Yany, J. Wolstenholme 78 FOOTBALL Standing (l-r) Coach Dunn, S. Segee, A. Se- gee, J. Simons, J. Digrado V. Cristae, M. La- chapelle, C. Croft, S. Weber, Coach VanGor- don. Kneeling (l-r) C. Montecalvo, M. Adkins, B. Salisbury, T. Carmella, M. Matteo, W. Dil¬ lon, D. Clavet, J. Morberg, G. Vanpelt, M. Goyette. Sitting (l-r) P. Shackleton, M. Dex¬ ter, E. Atkins, E. Dolan, W. Moison, C. Jack- son, G. Latour, E. Coutu, N. Kenyon, E. Law¬ rence, J. Curley Coach Dunn, W. Moison, C. Jackson and Coach VanGordon It ' s gonna be one of those days! 80 Pat getting ready to fight! FOOTBALL SHS OPP 14 Cumberland 0 0 Shea 31 0 W. Warwick 33 0 Hope 30 0 Bristol 13 7 Narragansett 28 19 S. Kingston 6 22 Tolman 0 6 N. Kingston 18 0 Westerly 9 26 N. Providence 6 The Sentinels ended their season with a 26-6 victory over N. Providence on Thanksgiving Day. With the help of Willie Moison, Darren Clavet, Tommy Commella, Guy Latourand the rest of the team, the Sentinels now lead the Thanksgiving Day Series with a 13-3 and 1 tie record. Although our record for this year was not as impressive as we would have liked, we are confident that with a more experienced team, next year we may see the Super Bowl. We would like to thank all our se¬ niors: Eric Adkins, Gene Coutu, Jim Curley, Mike Dexter, Bill Dillon, Noel Kenyon, Ed Lawrence and Pat Shack- leton and especially those honored by the coaches; Guy LaTour - 1st Team All-Division Defensive guard; Willie Moison - Second Team All-Divi¬ sion Fullback; Eric Dollan - 1st Team All-Division Defensive Halfback and Darren Clavet - 2nd Team All-Division Running Back. Jim and Daren do in the Colts! Offence shows off thier form! 81 SOCCER Bottom row: (L-R) P. Charon, B. Sullivan, Q. Horton, M. Mouseau, J. Buban, K. Dingly, C. Smith Middle row: (L-R) B. Gregory, R. Lavallee, n. Izzard, D. Spa- gania, D. Ramage, M. Branch, D. D ' Atri Top row: Coach Skenyon, J. Shuttleworth, J. Finland, M. Stewart D. Beckle, P. Carlson, S. Pike, S. Flood, S. Weber no! Captains Greg and Keith with Coach Skenyon ' Oo-o-h Coach Skenyon gives instructions. Team Warm-Ups. 82 Boy ' s Soccer SMS OPP. 1 Mt. St. Charles 0 0 Woonsocket 1 4 hope 0 2 Central 2 1 Cumberland 1 5 Cranston West 0 1 Shea 0 2 Tollgate 0 0 Warwick 1 1 Cranston East 1 1 East Providence 0 0 Mt. St. Charles 0 2 Woonsocket 0 1 Hope 0 1 Central 0 0 Cumberland 0 Record 9 wins 2 losses 5 ties Play offs. Quarter Finals: East Greenwich 2 Smithfield 1 The soccer team compiled a record of nine wins, two losses, and five ties. This was good enough for second place in the highly competitive northern Division. A solid defense anchored by Keith Dingley, superb goal tending from Michael Mous- seau and Jason Buban, and adequate offense from Greg Morton and Dave Spacgna car¬ ried the Sentinels to their best record in ten years. In addition, Michele Branch became the first girl to score a goal in Boy ' s Division I Soccer. The Sentinel s advanced to the State Quarter Finals where they were eliminated by East Greenwich High. Get out of my way!!! Will Doug get there first?!?! BOY ' S CROSS COUNTRY THE AGONY!!! 84 COACHES - JOE BEN EWART CONFER . . . NETT AND BRUCE Perseverence . . . 85 GIRL ' S CROSS COUNTRY 1st row (l-r): Kris Donenico, Dawn Shack- leton, Natalia Ramsbey, Noel Ramsbey, Michelle Labrie, Renee Dzoik. 2nd row (1- r): Coach Bruce Ewart, Darlene Des- roches, Kris Carlson, Jean Bagus, Dean¬ na Manchester, Pam Dingley, Kerri Johnson, Jennifer Aceto, Jessica Moran. Tri-Captains, Natalia Ramsbey, Noel Rams bey, and Michelle Labrie with Coach Ewart. Big foot SET!!! Coach Ewart taking stats. 86 Colt State Park Injury Fund- 3rd place At Woonsocket- Smithfield 16 Cranston West 47 Smithfield 23 Burrillville 38 At Bryant- Smithfield 25 Woonsocket 32 Smithfield 23 M. Providence 47 Smithfield 16 M Smithfield O.L.P. 5th place Division 1 Race At Cumberland- Smithfield 25 Cumberland 30 At Ponaganset- Smithfield 15 St. Rays 49 Smithfield 37 Ponaganset 20 Slater Park-Brown Invitational Freshman Team 1st Place At Lincoln- Smithfield 19 Mt. St. Charles 38 Smithfield 19 Lincoln 36 At Bryant- Class B Championship Smithfield 1st Place State Championship- 5th Place ME. Championship- 16th Place GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY We started the season with a very respectable 3rd place finish in the Varsity 2 Race of the Injury Fund races. Our Northern Division record was a strong 9 win 1 loss record leading us to a 2nd place fin¬ ish in the division, behind Ponaganset. Highlights of the season- For the 3rd consecutive year our Freshman Girl s Team captured the Freshman Championship at the Brown University Cross Country Invitational. The absolute highlight of the season was our girls run¬ ning terrifically to capture the Class B Championship. Fol¬ lowing that we had a solid 5th Place finish that qualified us for the New England Cross Country Championship where we finished 16th. Kris prepares for the race. 87 FIELD HOCKEY Top Row: (L-R) Coach K. Connel, K. Hodges, P. Dimuccio, E. O ' Connel, L. Gansert, S. Hindel, K. Berard, B. Mott, M. Palmero, K. Walker, K. Hart, D. McVey, Coach Raposa Bottom Row: (L-R) B. Lange, M. Berard, L. Catugno, J. Buteau, K. Leddy, S. Dickinson, B. Angel Betsy Say s I hate seances! ' ' Holy traffic jams Batman! 88 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY The 1986 Girl ' s Varsity Field Hockey Team posted its best win and loss record ever! With seven wins, eight losses and one tie, the Lady Sentinels were looked upon with great respect throughout the league. The most outstanding win was that against Lincoln School for Girls at mid-sea¬ son. This win added much needed confidence to the ever-improving Smith field squad and took Lincoln School out of a first place berth. Congratulations Lady Senti¬ nels on what appears to be only the beginning of even better seasons! Walk This Way . . . Strike One!! 89 BOY ' S BASKETBALL 1st row: J. Fians, S. Weber, N. Gansert, D. Pellegrino; 2nd row:: J. Findlin, D. Beckel, P. Carlson, E. Lawrence; 3rd row: S. Flood N. Davis, S. Quatrini, M. Stewart, Coach Benoit norm shows fine form A smashing layup 90 Pre-game warm-up Trapped by a trio of Sentinels SMS OPP. 82 St. Dunstan 72 68 OLP 69 53 LaSalle 76 81 Burriville 50 72 Portsmouth 54 76 MSC 58 72 Narragansett 64 78 Pf. Smithfield 46 74 Ponaganset K 49! 72 Central Palls 78 55 Bristol Congratulations to Mr. Ben¬ oit ' s Basketball Team for their 15-1 conference record and CHAMPIONSHIP. Captain Norm Gansert was the glue that kept the team together. He was also the leading scorer and was selected to the 1st team All-Division. Also select¬ ed was Don Pellegrino, who played for 4 years and was vot¬ ed the best defense man, while Joe Fians was selected to the 2nd team All-Division. Steve Weber played big all year and led the team in as¬ sists; Ed Lawrence was voted best player. Next year ' s team looks promising with Paul Carlson and Mike Stewart as the CO-Captains. Norm Davis is also expected to be an im¬ portant aspect of the team; Don Beckel is the team ' s of¬ fensive rebounder. Others who made this such a strong team and who are expected back are Steve Quatrini, Steve Flood, Steve Hodgeson, and Jim Findlin. J.V. Team 91 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL 1st row: K. Leddy, M. Branch, L. Ca- tuogno; 2nd row: J. MacDonald, B. Lange, K. Hart, M, Palermo; 3rd row: As- sit. Coach Connell, E. O ' Connell, A. Gib¬ bons, L. Gansert, M. Leddy, Coach Heal 92 It ' s mine! Discussing Sentinel stategy SHS OPP 60 Toil Gate 35 50 Johnston 36 62 Barrington 40 57 Classical 28 64 Lincoln 37 69 Tolman 17 53 Woonsocket 40 56 East Providence 30 58 Bay View 23 51 Cumberland 71 62 Burrillville 48 45 Barrington 35 39 Classical 31 57 Lincoln 30 64 Woonsocket 45 52 East Providence 40 68 Bay View 32 60 Tolman 14 54 Cumberland 59 68 Burrillville CLASS - A STATE PLAY-OFFS 44 66 Toll Gate 45 43 Cranston East 52 Lady Sentinel Basketball Led by Senior Tri-Captains, Kath leddy, Michelle Branch, and Leslie Catuagno, the Girl s Basketball Team had another outstanding season, finishing with a 19 - 3 record, 21 - 3 overall. We received 3rd best in Class A in the state. Kathy Leddy became the 2nd Lady Sentinel to break the 1000 point barrier in her ca¬ reer. Kathy finished 2nd in ca¬ reer to Sharon Hindle. Junior, Betsy Lange achieved All- State First Team Status as well as First Team All-Division and, for the 3rd year in a row, All- Tournament First Team in the state play-offs. Other post-sea- son honors went to Kathy Leddy: 3rd Team All-State, First-Team All-Division; Mi¬ chelle Branch: 3rd Team All- Division, and Lisa Gansert: All- Division Honorable Mention. Where ' s the enthusiasm!! Coach Meal and Captains UMBERLAND IWRESTUNG I97S-79 1ET SECTIONAL AND ,STATE MAMPIONS Jump Kathy!! Hey . . . you! 93 WRESTLING Bottom row (1-r) C. Carberry, C. Audette, W. Moison, J. Coderre, E. Adkins, M. Con¬ nors, D. Lombardo, Middle row (I-r) B. Duarte, S. Darling, J. Cooper, M. Adkins, G. Cretella, J. Cooper, Top row (l-r) Coach Torregrossa, T. Jutras, C. Croft, W. Salisbury, M. Goyette. High Five! Don ' t hold my hand! Hold tight, don ' t let go. Is that our team member being pinned? 94 Wrestling SHS OPP 36 Ponaganset 30 63 No. Providence 0 30 West Warwick 34 33 Warren 28 36 Central 9 41 West Warwick 21 56 O.L.P. 9 49 Mt. Pleasant 12 28 Warren 31 38 Ponaganset 23 31 Central Falls 9 60 No. Providence 8 24 Hope 34 The Smithfield wrestling team had it s finest season in 1986-1987. Led by senior cap¬ tains Willy Moison, Eric Ad¬ kins, and John Coderre. The Sentinal grapplers finshed with a 10-3 record. All league selections were Jeremy Coo¬ per, David Lombardo, Mark Adkins, John Cordere, Willy Moison, and Mike Qoyette. Second place in Suburban South Division Sixth place Ponaganset Invitational Forth place Freshman State Tournament Eleventh place JV State Tournament Third place Suburban State Tournament Tenth place in R.I. State Tournament Wheelbarrel race. Eric for the win! 95 HOCKEY Front Row: (L-R) T. Spudoni, J. Shuttleworth, Captain: S. Geer, M. Mous- seau, J. Palermo, D. Spacagna, E. Hall, J. Marz; Back Row: (L-R) Coach Paquette, D. Saborin, S. Hardelli, P. Hardman; D. La- Chance, B. Mensunas, M. Bosco, M. Erbe, C. Famiano, P. LeClerk, S. Stevens, T. Costa, Coach Lillibridge You ' ll never catch ' em! Coach Lillibridge Mike warms up We scored!!! 96 SHS OPP. 8 Pongansett 1 3 West Warwick 5 6 East Providence 8 1 north Providence 8 3 Shea 6 12 Bristol 3 1 East Greenwich 10 7 north Providence 1 5 Ponaganset 0 4 West Warwick 1 2 Cumberland 9 3 Warwick 10 1 Ponaganset 0 1 Tolman 3 2 East Greenwich 13 1 Pilgrim 8 5 Johnston 6 0 Cumberland 5 0 north Smithfield 2 4 Tolman 5 1 Shea 5 1 Tollgate 5 2 Prov. Country Day 7 Both coaches were really disappointed that we did not make the play-offs. The team had only one Senior, Captain, Stan Geer, who was our rock on defense all season long. Eric Hall did a good job on de¬ fense also. Our offense was led by Jon Marz, our leading scorer, with help from Dan Hardelli, Dave Spacagna, and Derek La Chance. Mike Mousseau, our goalie, did an excellent job in the net all season long, in spite of our losing record. With many players returning next year we hope to make the play-offs. Rough Game?!?! 97 GYMNASTICS Bottom Row: (L-R) E. Ovadia, J. Johnson, L. Conboy, Top Row: (L-R) C. Terri, C.B. Stewart, D. Slader, J. Izzard, D. Der- oches. Coach, Karen Martin. Hang in there, Linda! I ll bet you can ' t do this! What are you looking at, Darlene? Everybody say cheese! 98 Although this years gym¬ nastics team did not have the most impressive record, the spirit lived on. It was a difficult year with only two returning seniors, (Capt. Linda Conboy and Aliza Ovadia). But, once agian the gymnastics team hung in there. We are looking forward to a much better year next year with Coach, Karen Martin, our next years return¬ ing seniors, and hopefully, a little new talent. Bars: Capt. Linda Conboy, Dru Slader Beam: Jessica Johnson, Claire-Brooke Stewart, Dru Slader Floor: Jessica Johnson, Claire-Brooke Stewart, Dru Slader, Crystalyne Ferri Vault: Aliza Ovadia, Jessica Johnson, Claire-Brooke Stewart, Dru Slader, Dar¬ lene Desroches, Jennifer Izzard, Oh my God, I can ' t look!! 99 BASEBALL 1st row (l-r) C. Lee, M Fague, R. Mignacca, S. Weber, C. Jackson; 2nd row: D. Beckel, V. Zibelli, E. Seaburg, C. Jaswell, R. Sel¬ ma; 3rd row: Manager, A. Segee, M. Mousseau, D. Clavet, S. Quartinni, Caoch Richard Hagopian. 100 At Bat Ready for the pitch Captains Rob Mignacca and Steve Weber with Coach Hagopian Mr. hagopian ' s ball players didn ' t do as well as they had hoped but with five top play¬ ers departing last year 1987 was needed for restructuring. Despite the 12 losses and 2 wins, Smithfield picked up vauluble experience for the younger players and next year looks to be a good year. Player Steve Weber, winner of the Student Athlete Award, was picked for the state All- Star Team which represents the entire state of R.l. in its games. Co-captain Rob Mig- nacca also received praise for his fine efforts, along with Dar¬ rin Clavet, and Matt Fague. next year Clavet, Mousseau, Quattrini, and others will pick up the gauntlet for Smithfield high baseball. Steve ' s ready! A heavey hitter!!! Corey ponders deep thoughts ... or cheerleaders Safe at second, barely 101 GIRL ' S SOFTBALL 1st Row: J. Plante, B. Angel 2nd Row: B. Brewer, D Seravo, T. Lee, D. Russes, J. Assis, M. Craig 3rd Row: E. O ' Connel, S. Hindle, K. Lancaster, Coach Torigrossa, T. Beaudry, J. Allin, D. Muttall Melanie Craig on deck Our Catcher, Debbie Mutall SMS OPP. 7 Woonsocket 2 3 Classical 2 11 Ho. Smithfield 0 4 Ponaganset 1 9 Johnston 2 3 Lasalle 2 13 Burriville 3 10 Woonsocket 8 15 Classical 2 10 Ho. Smithfield 1 13 Ponaganset 14 9 Johnston 10 6 Lasalle 3 0 Burriville 2 11 wins, 3 losses After a 12 - 4 record in 1986 and with 7 starters graduating, 1987 was supposed to be a re¬ building year. However, 1987 proved to be much more than a regrouping of talent. Led by seniors Beth Angel, Jamie Plante, Melanie Craig, and Tracey Lee, the Lady Senti¬ nels burst forth into a quick 7-0 start, finishing with an im¬ pressive 11-3 season. This was good for a second place finish in the Class A northern Division, and a second straight playoff berth. Earning All League Recogni¬ tion were Jamie Plante, and Melanie Craig (Honorable Mention), Sue Hindle and Jen Allin (an exceptional player), both earning Second Team. First team consisted of Beth Angel, Terry Beaudry, and Jodi Assis. Terry Beaudry landed a place on the First Team All State. With 11 excellent players re¬ turning, and a fine J.V. Team to contribute, look for another bright season from the Lady Sentenals. ' Safe! ' ' A hot player Sue Hindle goes for a strike Maureen Leddy takes a swing Coach Torragrossa, boxed in by Capt. Jamie Plante and Beth Angel 103 TENNIS 1st row: D. Mutall, J. Mansolillo; 2nd row: J. Romano, S. Ainley, C. Smith, E. Law¬ rence, P. Fontaine, D. Linehan; 3rd row: Coach V. Villucci, J. Mansolillo, S. Nar- delli, J. Andelman, T. Devaney, J. Paler¬ mo, A. Mott 104 A smashing return SMS OPP 6 Shea 1 4 ST. Ray ' s 3 7 N. Smithfield 0 5 Tolman 2 3 Woonsocket 4 3 Pilgrim 4 5 OLP 2 3 Cranston West 4 2 Classical 5 4 Wheeler 3 The Sentinels season took a slow start with two injuries plaguing 2 of our top 7 play¬ ers, Jeff Mansolillo and Karen Duarte. Despite the two inju¬ ries, those positions were quickly filled by the teams ex¬ perienced senior, Chris Smith and freshman Steve Mardelli. The team suffered its first 2 losses consecutively in their fifth and sixth matches against Woonsocket and Pil¬ grim with scores of 3-4 and only playing with 3 of our top 5 players. These losses showed us and our opponents the strength and depth of our team, freshmen Steve Nar- delli. Jack Andelman, Jason Palermo and Adam Mott all contributed to some varsity matches. The Sentinels suf¬ fered 3 more losses in the sea¬ son with a record of 10-5, los¬ ing a heartbreaking match to N. Smithfield. The tennis team s hopes were in doubt of earning a play-off spot, at that point, but at the season finale, 3 teams shared the northern Division Title: St. Ray ' s, M. Smithfield, and Smithfield. Steve Ainley- 1st in All Division Singles Jay thwarts an opponent Coach Villucci- not just another pretty Where are the photos of girls playing? face 105 BOY ' S TRACK 1st row (l-r): P. Charron, A Allin, B. Greg¬ ory, J. Fians, B. Eaton, K. Dingley. 2nd row: A. Crossman, R. Ryana, C. Scott, S. Salvati, C. Turner, M. Bosco, A. Batty, B. Martin, S. Costa; 3rd row: G. Campo- piano, S. Yany, J. Cooper, J. Mines, S. Carberry, P. Carlson, M. Davis, M. Gan- sert, E. Quatrinni, K. Donnelly, S. Carl¬ son, J. Shuttleworth, Field Coach John Calasi, and Coach Dave Parenteau. Captains Bob Gregory, Joe Fians, and Bob Eaton, flanked by Coaches John Calasi and Dave Parenteau. Morman Gansert A friendly gesture for the other team! The home stretch . . . Jumpin ' John Hines Keith takes a break . . . 106 SHS Duel Meets OPP 58 Woonsocket 88 82 Johnston 63 45 Cumberland 119 99 Cranston West 46 66 Lincoln 84 104 Ponnagansett (Major Meets) 47 northern League Relay Championship - 3rd Class D Relay Championship - 2nd northern League Championship - 3rd Class D Championship - 2nd Topping off a successful year, the Sentinels came very close to another Class Cham¬ pionship - having to settle for second place in the state. A major advantage was Coach Dave Parenteau, a former Smithfleld High runner. Under Mr. Parenteau ' s care the team remained a formidable force in the league. Also, a plus was Mr. Calasi ' s coaching ability. Stocked with good talent, and tempered by hard prac¬ tice the track team ran a strong season, consistantly. With such runners as Alan Bat¬ ty and John Hines, Smithfield remained fast, next year ' s team looks promising. Even with the exodus of Seniors, younger talent is ready to forge ahead for Smithfield High School. The Long Jump . . . Joe Fians is all Set. Obviously a barbell man. Andrew Allin launches a Javelin 107 GIRL ' S TRACK 1st row (l-r) S. Dimick, K. Carlson, J. Ba- gus, B. Lange, S. Dickinson, K. Leddy, M. Branch, K. Domenico, D. Derosches, P. Dimuccio. 2nd row Coach Joe Bennett, D. McVey, M. Daniels, A. Gibbons, D. Fair- field, J. Dunn, J. MacDonald, K. MacDon¬ ald, L. Jardin, C. Mealey, N. Ramsbey, K. Srail, J. Brown, S. Davis, Coach Cindy Roan. IMra Kathy Leddy cheers ' em on They ' re off! Stacey Joly finishes first Natalia hurls the discus Coach Cindy Roan, Captains Michelle Branch and Kathy Leddy, Coach Joe Bennett. 108 SHS OPP. 73 Cranston East 54 99 Lincoln 28 87 Woonsocket 48 101 West Warwick 26 98 Hope 27 89 Ponagansett 38 59 Cumberland 68 6 wins 1 loss The Girl ' s Track and Field Team enjoyed its third con¬ secutive 6-1 season, finishing second in the northern Divi¬ sion. The team was very suc¬ cessful in the Major Meets; they were led by senior cap¬ tains Michelle Branch, Leslie Catuogno (Field events), and Kathy Leddy. natalia Ramsbey and Kim Srail aided greatly in field events. Underclassmen were also a big part of the Lady Sentinels ' success with Betsy Lange, Cori Healey, Lynn Maione, Jen Dunn, Paula DiMuccio, Kris Carlson, Jean Bagus. Third-year Coach Joe Ben¬ nett is looking forward to next year when many of these fine athletes return. A vote of thanks should be given to Cin¬ dy Roan, Asst. Track Coach, and Stan Nieratko, Weight Coach, for their fine efforts. Betsy Lange heaves the shot put Coach Bennett follows the race Michelle and Jean 109 110 SHS 12 N. Smithfield 12 Scituate 8 Burriville 4 Cumberland 7 M. Smithfield 4 Woonsocket 6� 2 Cumberland CHEERLEADING 1st Row: J. Tetreault, J. Johnson, F. Ker- win, R. Fetta; 2nd Row: S. Ganung, R. Si- monelli, D. Nuttall, M. Foncellino, K. Lof- fredo 3rd Row: K. Lynch, C. Healey, J. Dunn, K. Nani, J. Octeau, D. Siravo, K. Durate, D. Pirri CHEERLEADING Cheerleading is hard work and being part of a team. It ' s accepting responsibility and fin ding out what it means. A cheerleader needs enthusi¬ asm, confidence and ability. She ' s the symbol of never ceasing interest and vitality. Cheering is an honor that is meant to share. It ' s a person with high standards To create spirit every where. Jessica Johnson The Awesome Foursome ' ' Kellie brings the team together 113 114 SADD 1st row (l-r): S. Dimick, J. Nobrega, J. Rigney, S. Birch, J. Foley. 2nd row: E. Folley, A. Ruzzano, J. Mancone, C. Tessier, K. Williams, M. Barden, L. Pay, L. Esposito, J. Barrow. 3rd row: Mrs. Demaine, A. Santucci, K. Doyle, N. Charron, A. Batty, D. Baily, P. Fontaine, C. Banville, J. Barrow, K. Villandry. SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM 1st row (l-r): A. Femald, T. Crockford, M. Branch, D. McVey. 2nd row: D. Dean, L. Gansert, K. Walker, J. Ewart, C. Scott. THANK YOU MS. NEAL! 116 YEARBOOK 1st row (l-r): C. Smith, A. Allin, E. Crawely, E. Holton, 2nd. row (l-r): L. Capilli, R. Simonelli, C. St. Martin, Editor Kerri Pryor, Co-Editor Lynne Crouse, G. Pagnozzi, C. Hopkins. 3rd. row (l-r): K. Srail, n. Ramsbey, R. Dziok, S. Miracle, P. Anderson, C. Placido, M. Labrie. Missing: M. Erbe, C. Guertin. NEWSPAPER 1st row (r-l): L. Falk, S. Sheminski, D. Shackleton, Pi. Smith 2nd row (l-r) J. Allin, M. Beaulien, L. Coloumbe, P. Carlton, K. Bucci, J. Johnson, E. Dixon, S. LaRue 3rd row (l-r) Assit. Adv. Mrs. Bennett, K. Malouin, T. Beudry, PI. Ramsbey, A. Allin, C. Allin, T. Philips, T. Lowrey. Advisor, Mrs. Brown (missing) 117 118 SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE Horizontal: L. Catougno, 1st row (l-r): M. Suprenant, M. Dexter, R. Gregory, R. Eaton, K Dingley, 2nd row: S. Ganung, J. Buteau, M. Sepe, B. Murphy, K. Leddy, K. Nani, D. Pin, D Proulx, J. Octeau, S. Zammerel li, S. Perkins. PROJECT CLOSE-UP 1st row (l-r): K. Hani, M. Daniels, K. Lancaster, K. Lawrence, L. Capilli, A. Segee. 2nd row: Mr. Lenox, J. Mansolillo, J. Fians, C. Lee, S. Weber, RHODE ISLAND MATH LEAGUE 1st row (l-r): T. Bums, D. Leveque, E. Crawley, D. Clark, 2nd row: G. Pagnozzi, S. Miracle, C. Tessier, E. Paolini, K. MacDonald, PL Ramsbey. 3rd row: L. Jardin, T. Crockford, J. MacDon¬ ald, R. Gregory, K. Dingley, K. Kershner, K. Bianco, D. Chin. FRENCH CLUB 1st row (1-r): L. Brochu, K. Fredette, M. Barbato, M. Snell, 2nd. row: K. Ciotola, D. Desroches, J. Labrie, M. Fague, E. Pao- lini, J. Ciotola; 3rd. row: T. Squillante, T. Dionne, K. Ethier, J. Dionne, C. Law¬ rence, Mr. J. Lawrence, K. Cerep. AUDIOVISUAL CLUB 1st row (1-r): A. Perez, D. Sencabaugh, C. Fiore, M. Ray, Standing: T. Dube, T. Spaulding. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 1st row (r-l): Mrs. Jenkins, T. Calabro, P. Prescott, L. Bums, J. Ciotola; 2nd row: D. Ellis, M. Hould, M. Anderson, M. Wentzel, C. Martin. 119 CAREER EDUCATION: 1st. row (1-r): J. Sinesi, S. Lepere, L. Hilton, J. LaChance, R. Laboissonpiere, A. Fool, S. Keenan, D. Hill, C. Duhaime, C. Brousseau, C. Duhaime, M. Craig, P. Piti, K. Medeiros, A. Flax- ington, V. Marchione, S. Patterson. 2nd row: E. Lange, S. Beaton, L. DiPetrillo, T. Srail, P. Fon¬ taine, S. Moroni, A. Decker, K. Francis, M. Ferri, J. Dionne, S. Pike, J. Norberg, M. Erbe, W. Dil¬ lon, C. Jackson, R. Deming. 3rd row: S. Joly, S. Darling, P. Kerwin, J. Parenteau, D. Forrest, P. Cretella, P. Anderson, M. Trombley, L. Norberg, K. Ahearn, W. Kloc, B. Duarte, J. Hines, C. Hol¬ ton. 4th row: Mr. Tortolani, A. Estrella, W. Ford, D. Lombardo, P. Carlson, S. Flood, D. Clavet, S. Hickey, C. Bianchi, D. Swain, D. Tow, S. Com¬ fort, J. Schecher, Q. Pistacchio. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 1st row (1-r): R. Brown, S. Hanson, N. Zompa, S. Costa, J. Carlton, L. Cardone, R. O ' Reilly, R. Corbishly, T. Teatrault 2nd. row: M. Barbato, J. Mooney, L. Anter, J. Peloquin, M. Nicienski, Q. Parker, E. Coutu, E. Crawley, K. Falcone, Q. Profughi, S. Lusher, P. Powers, T. Mansi, Mrs. Kelly. JUNIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE 1st row (1-r): M. Ferri, C. Gallagher, R. Azarra, C. Miller, L. Carbone, S. Mac¬ Donald, C. Wilder, C. Kinnear, J. Mac¬ Donald, 2nd row: A. Decker, M. Izzi, C. Keezal, R. Fetta, K. Hart, K. Lynch, N. Bazzinette, K. Francis, P. DiMuccio, D. Slader, S. Brown. 3rd row: B. Brewer, C. Ahearn, K. LofFredo, D. Linehan, B. Lange, B. Mott, S. Pike, D. Swain, S. Maroni, S. Ainley, B. Brown, C. Holton, T. Macguire, C. Carlson. SOPHOMORE SOCIAL COMMITTEE 1st row (1-r): M. Leddy, E. Norton, J. Teatrault, D. Fetta, D. Siravo, C. Rivers, J. Davis, K. Hodgkins, A.J. Snell 2nd row: S. Fallon, S. Gary, N. Volatile, K. Duarte, B. Calisi, C. Healy, K. Berard, N. Jardin, C. Wilder, S. Brown, K. Fandetti, D. Ford. 3rd row: R. DeCesar, J. Dana, M. Clark, A. Cummings, J. Rainville, J. Dunn, S. Nani, E. Ducharme, D. Beckell, C. Turner, R. Selema, J. Reynolds, J. Salois, S. Hindell, F. Martin, L. Maione. FRESHMAN SOCIAL COMMITTEE 1st row (1-r): L. Whooley, W. Despres, N. Hart, J. Izzard, J. Moran, J. Castriotta, J. Cabral, A. Boise, C. Diminicco, 2nd row: A. Harris, J. Aceto, K. MacDonald, S. Brown, P. Dingley, P. Prescott, J. Romano, D. McAuliffe, A. Mott. 3rd row: H. Hayman, K. Biancho, M. Sears, T. Skyneck, P. Ames, E. Ganung, M. LaVertue, M. Yuen, A. Ray, J. Aisis, C. DiPetrillo, D. Russas, K. Cardin, D. Manchester, A. Smith, J. Bagus, D. Gianfrancisco, D. Francisco. 122 Laura Azzara, Queen of 1986, transfers the crown to Rhonda Blackwood, homecoming Queen 1987. I? IMH 123 124 125 CHRISTMAS BALL ' 86 ffke @la� of C Iflineleen hundred and eighly-seven and die Glass of (Iflineleen hundred and eighly-eighl cordially invile you lo ' ' (Winter S nchanlmenl 9uesday, the Iwenly-lhird of (December (Iflineleen hundred and eighly-six seven- thirty in the evening 9he 9d)illmore (9laza ((Music hy (Midas 9ouch Surprised Linda??? food poisoning, Smithfield style? I wear my sun glasses at night! 126 Smile JoAnne! Boyth will be Boyth Smile pretty for the camera. 127 DANCE, DANCE, DANCE Angellic creations We toast our cup, to those made up Of loveliness alone Creatures of the gentle gender Each an exquisite paragon To whom the better elements And Kind stars have given Forms so fair that, like the air They seem less of earth than Heaven ' ' Stacey ' s jolly (and pretty) It ' s rock n ' roll all nite” for Matalia, Bryan, and Ed Styled, wild, and smiled 128 MUSIC CANDIDS 1950 ' s Show- Vinnie, Mike, Kris Andrew Mr. Cleasby ' s Choir Kris, Peter, Christine, Vinnie Ricky Barter lets loose! The Band Anthony DeQuattro- MacDonald s All-American Band, Merit Scholar Award Winner. A STYLISH MIGHT . . . 1987 FASHION SHOW An adorable flower girl, Danielle . . . With our lovely bride and groom . . . 130 A few studly men provide some entertainment. Donna shows off her hot stuff Jen and Kathy strut their stuff Sue, is that really you?! SOPHOMORE SEMI-FORMAL The Sophomore Semi-Formal was held May 15, 1987 at the Kirkbrae Country Club. One hundred sixty- eight people attended and danced to the music of Tom Autiello and Bill Farrell ' s excellent selection of re¬ cords. The tables were adorned with spring colored balloons which added a festive touch to the atmosphere. A good time was had by all. ■. - m g - j 132 133 S«utAfte£3 3CicjJt Sdvoof a of ©tirwteen Jvun3 «3 cm3 ei vtcj-eicjlU ccvi3ia£E tj incited you to §ti£f JScviincj. jou m -u cm , t « tw«ntij-nmti of 01 £cmj ometeen Ivu«3 ' ie3 cm3 «ccjJvtcj-a 3en ae en. to eEe ien o cEocic 0uoft6«t 0j ic« A ( Eu 200 St. oaou B ovJn £Roo3 0lo tJv OCmgotovJn, £RJvo3 5dLn3 Smithfield Chippendales bare all! Betty Boop at her best! Still loving you ' 134 Danny and Kristen Aww- how cute! Just married?! 135 136 THE WAY WE WERE Kindergarten birthday party for Michelle Berard. (L-R) Beth Murphy (cute even back then), Mi¬ chelle, Stephanie Harris, Beth Angel, Amy Femald, and Mary Catherine Boyorek. 137 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Row (L - R): Joyce Buteau, Allison Hawley, Milissa Daniels. Second Row (L - R): Bob Gregory, Beth Murphy, and Mark Surprenant. Joyce takes it down And Mark double checks it Teammates - and friends Mr. Dunn in action! 139 SPORTS CAMDIDS Tennis guys get all the gorgeous girls A lot happens at Smithfield High . . . . . . and friendships that ' ll last a lifetime Pals carouse The Demilles: At The Movies ' ' 140 NEVER SAY GOODBYE, IT ' S ONLY FOR NOW. BECAUSE WE LL MEET AGAIN, WE SWEAR IT SOMEHOW. In class, or . . . . . . between classes Through good times . . . . . . and bad 141 Hangin ' out Steroids, the breakfast of... champions? Bob and Jay Having a good time 142 The three amigos Mike ' s M.A.D. and hungry 143 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CRAZIEST BEST LOOKING Sue Costa and Dave Ramage Rhonda Blackwood and Tony Reo BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED Robin Simonelli Steve Weber and Michelle Branch Chris Cerep (not pictured: Ar thony DeQuattro) MOST STUDIOUS Kathy Leddy and Ray Lavalle MOST POPULAR Bob Deming, Mike Dexter and Leslie Catugno DICEST SMILE Keith Dingley and Beth Murphy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mark Suprenant (that ' s him lifting Mike ' s wallet) and Leslie Catugno. 145 SENIOR PROM ' 87 Smith field 3iigh School Class of Nineteen bundled and eighty-seven coldiallg invites you to £The Senioi £P lorn Jlevel Say Qoodhye £ Tliday , Sfune fifth nineteen bundled and eighty-seven seven to eleven-thilty in the evening Shelaton-SM,an$field Sliansfield, 3 i assachusetts A night of romance Say cheese! I Hey, big spender! 146 IiEVER SAY GOODBYE 147 149 151 PARENT PATRONS JEANNE AND ERNEST ALLIN JOAN L. 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