Smithfield High School - Anvil Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

i AKW ' : - v ML _ t: Af , f Ae- Ste-3 ' iL v i J . , ' i B hM , £ - A m£ • ftflfcBI - ih— r Ju9 ' ▼V J| 7-J«| H 1 By w? IK ' WELCOME TO SMITHFIELD HIGH PRESENTED BY CLASS OF 88 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 SENIOR CANDIDS 5 FACULTY 13 SENIOR PORTRAITS 16 ORGANIZATIONS 45 JUNIORS 58 SOPHOMORES 63 FRESHMEN 68 ATHLETICS 73 CHEERLEADERS 106 ACTIVITIES 111 SENIOR WEEK 132 THE WAY WE WERE 145 PARENT PATRONS 151 ADVERTISEMENTS 152 DEDICATION WGRflTMTBNS MR. StiEPflRD The staff of Anvill “89” dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Henry Shepard for his years of service to the students of Smithfield. We hope that he has a very happy and healthy retirement. 2 NEW ERA FOR SMITHFIELD Mr. David Reilly Superintendent of Schools Mr. Richard Lynch Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Robert Salisbury Principal Mrs. Kathryn Nardelli Vice Principal The students and faculty of Smithfield High School would like to extend our congratulations to each of our new administrators and we hope that under their guidance the schools in Smithfield will continue to provide a quality education for all of its students. 3 How could we forget . . . Coming in as FRESHMAN, scared to death . . . our freshman float . . . wanting to be sophomores . . . Coming back as SOPHOMORES . . . our sophomore float . . . our semi-formal . . . Coming back as JUNIORS . . . our junior float . . . junior senior Christma ball . . . PSAT’s . . . junior prom . . . license and cars . . . wishing we were seniors . . . THE BIG SENIOR YEAR . . . pep rally . . . Homecoming . . . Queen Jeannie Tetrault . . . King Rob Selema . . . spectacular senior float . . . float meetings at Toni’s . . . winning first prize . . . the expression of defeat on the juniors faces after the seniors shut them out at the powder puff football game . . . victory party at PAP’s . . . applying to colleges . . . SAT’s . . . our foreign exchange students Karin, Angela, Alf, and Kyoko ... all the parties . . . waiting to hear from colleges . . . wondering who to take to the Christmas Ball . . . the Christmas Ball . . . the day “Fred” left us . . . the hell rides in the back of Ted’s pickup . . . Sebille Road . . . Our friend at Knights . . . the 50’s dance that never was . . . those faithful scandal sheets every week made from very crafty minds . . . the Wednesday nights at PAP’s . . . wine coolers . . . bomb scares . . . the dreaded alcohol and drug assembles ... we heard so much about the overused expression “shotdown” . . . Roger Rabbit . . . Fatal Attraction . . . the nightly cruises through “AV” . . . Mrs. Ritters voice during testing, “bubble in correctly” . . . the FIXED SCAVENGER HUNT . . . Frank Santos . . . Rob Bon Jovi . . . Petell feeding the seagulls during fourth period every day . . . stink bombs on the second floor . . . our yearbook . . . fashion show . . . final exams . . . senior prom . . . the will . . . graduation practices . . . our graduation day, June 12 . . . saying Goodbye . . . The last of the Great 80’s . . . CLASS OF 89 � - h Hp 41 w f5 ' 1 It — g Alfred Balasco Diane Bartlett Joyce Benkosky Maureen Bennett Social Studies Science Business English Roland Benoit English Carl Buglio Physical Education Ann Cain Nurse Joyce Camara Mathematics Donald Dauphinee Guidance John Chakuroff Industrial Arts Pauline Chauvin Guidance Home Economics David D’Amore Industrial Arts Dennis Driscoll James Dunn Anthony Filippini Industrial Arts Physical Education Social Studies Gabriel De Moura English 14 Joseph Gordon Robert Graham Sandra Hamill Patricia Hillstrom English Reading Social Studies Science Home Economics Edward Hill Catherine Iafrate Elaine Jenkins Carol Johnson Science Mathematics Librarian Business Bruce Kopec Science John Lawrence Foreign Language John Lelli Science William Lenox English Ronald Mandolfi Math. English Jack Marques Industrial Arts Linda Me Phail Mathematics Kathryn Nardelli Math. Science Stephen Nardelli Physical Education Cynthia Neal Physical Education Judith Newcum Mathematics Computer Nancy O’Donnell Guidance George Reilly English Philip Ritchie Art Emily Ritter Guidance Anthony Torregrossa Mathematics Computer Alan Tortolani Business Marsha Trusedale Resource Marie Viens Business Jacqueline Corso Melinda Dearmin Regine Hendrix Ann Malo Home Economics Student Teacher English Foreign Language Student Teacher English Donna Macksoud Resource George Mello Social Studies Michael Murray Diane Narcisi Foreign Language Student Teacher Business Rosalie Nocera Le Parkhurst Roberta Rylander Nancy Saccoia Social Studies English Reading Home Economics Physical Education 17 L-R Rita Leach, Marion Reall, Marie Steere, Lucille Azzara Secretarial Staff Helen Caouette Library Aide Pat Middleton Matron FACULTY CANDIDS 18 CLASS ADVISOR “89” The Class of 89 of Smithfield High School would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Kathryn Nardelli, for all of the help and sup¬ port that she has given to us over the last four years. We hope that the experience was as enjoyable for her as it was beneficial to us and we wish her good luck in her new position as Vice Principal. 19 UNDERCLASSMEN CANDIDS 20 21 IN MEMORIAL Michael Santucci- loving husband of Janice, devoted father of Aimee and Michaela, gifted singer and composer of music, loyal friend, dedicated teacher of countless students. From his days as an elementary school teacher through his years as a resource teacher at the high school, Mike showed a keen appreciation of the uniqueness of each individual stu¬ dent with whom he came in contact. In Mike’s eyes, there was no student who could not be helped, and there were no boundaries beyond which he would not pass to offer compassion, understanding and support to those who needed it. He extended himself limitlessly to build self esteem, to conquer every weakness, to reinforce each strength, to meet every need, to teach the whole student, to help the total person reach full potential. Michael Santucci-a loving heart, a generous soul, a selfless spirit- we miss him, we will continue to miss him. Maureen Lynch Bennett 22 Kevin was the smile that warmed our hearts that smile keeps the memories although we’re apart He touched everyone of us in his own special way when we think of Kevin we miss him more each day We never wanted to let him go our love for him will always grow We never wanted to say good-bye in our hearts he’ll never die We all love you Fitzy! I, Jim Reynolds leave Kevin Fitzgerald (Fitzy), all the thanks for being the best friend I ever had and for all the good times we ever shared. 23 To the Class of “89” We knew the time would come, We knew it would come to an end, But we never knew it would come so fast, Moving on, leaving a lot in the past. We all shared so many things together, Though now we have only the memories forever, We will meet new friends and have more good times; But never, ever forgetting the best of high school times. We now face the world one on one, Hoping that we can all overcome, And create a future so bright and strong, So we never have to worry about what went wrong. I wish we could all stay together and be as one, But we all know there’s no way that can be done, So I write this to you with only one thought in mind; Good luck and good times to everyone in the Class of “89”. Deb. Fairfield 4 24 89 24 Mark Adkins Aaaddkkkinnsss OOOH, Dufresne Mark R. Anderson To the Class of 1989 “Although we may never sit together we will never stand alone” - Bozo Jennifer Catherine Allin Jen, Larry Conehead, Jill Jen the Annihilator Allin, “Buddy ...” Dwayne M. Andrade Rude Dog, FOOD!!!, I’m poor, Zit Lips Daniel A. Anter Donald E. Baily Stat JCI dvo LGC classic, . . . But what about Bails, Ogre, King Kong Hill!!!, “Dumb as a stump” Carol A. Banville Fonzie, Got any candy? Danielle, Hows Dru? Geoffrey R. Barrow “I don’t know about that”, it is just a theory of mine. Donavan L. Beckel Beanpole, Stretch, Beckster, “yo, time out” “Im in”, “que esta haciendo Dana!” 25 Karen N. Berard Tee Hee! Hey Cindy, CBN! I’m gusty! Here’s a story so hot! Matthew Robert Bouchard Boo, B. Wild! L.G.C. eternally, Shlong-o do the pug shuffle (U) Sheri Brown Sha, Brownie, Make me laugh, I’m so confused!! Stephen Brown S.B., Brownie, Where’s your other half? “Yes, I do windows.” David Biddle Bedel, Bits, Dimond Dave. Kimberly Brown Scott Browning Browns, Scotty, rug-rat 26 Joe Buban “Are you envious?” Cruncher, “I’ll naz you right in the face.” Tami M. Caldarone Tamitha, can’t wait to see Rick! Where’s Mish? Jennifer A. Bulpitt Jen, Musky, J.B. C.S., Giggles Bethany L. Calise Beth, crash, Hooo! Rambimbos unite, Yes tra, I have gum! Dorothy Chin Are you serious? Dot, Dorothy C. Todd Burns Fish, not! Toad, mosh forever! Oak, N.C. Donald R. Carlton Jr. Silk, Brother, hey kids! If it was up your leave space you’d know it! Michelle Cerra Linda Celletti Billy, I’m gonna miss you! 27 Dan Colman Travis Costa Eugene Cretella Tee Cee, 12, Yeah Boy! No, Kid!! Thanks Vee Gino Cee, Here’s Gee Cee. Chris Croft Crofty, grunt, What Mattress? Vincent Cristi Jr. Vin 22, Vinny, Hey sweet cheeks, Just kiddin, She’s ugly as sin, Tee Cee’s next. Tiffany Crockford Tiff, Tiffer, Sam’s girlfriend, no, I’m serious!!!!! Jeffrey Dana 28 Denise DeCesare Dee Denise loves Todd Are you taking gym today? Michael Desjarlais Mike Robert Anthony DeCesare Chez; l.g.c. FOREVER; Thanks P.J.D.; ?% u shlong-o!!! Darlene Desroches Oh, How cool! Really!! That would be awesome. James Decker “That is really trippy” Pat, “Shut up, wedgie!” LaChelle DeWane La; Chelby I love you Scott. Thanx Mom 29 Jason DiGrado Jay 48, Hurricane, Bud 1, yeah, yeah, yeah, Oh, I’m late? Karen Ann Duarte K.D., Ka, Does anyone have any gum?” Yeah really, Rambimbos unite. Sharon Dulong Tam, I.Q. O, Made the album, no thanks gals, thats nice, like raisins, what? Tammy Dionne Kelly Doyle Sha, you like raisins, Florida 87-89, I.Q. O, Hi Hey, Kel Dude! mom, dreaded Edward R. Ducharme Ted, Ed, Du, 30, Hey Buddy, Whats up guy, L.G.C. Robert E. Dufresne Jr. Rob 89, Games, L.G.C. forever, het steve, let’s go over the roof! (K), Thanks mom and dad. Jennifer Lynn Dunn Kerry DuPont Jen, J.D. Jenny, Rambimbos unite, Oh my god you guys, like hooo! 30 Dee Deanna Dutch Ted Ellis Big Ed, What Tree??? Hellride!!! Lisa Esposito Steven Either Headin for the dunes. Master of the 3rd world. Debra Michelle Fairfield Debs, Debora, Fairfax Soooo Im telling you Kym Kym Stephen Anthony Fallon Zteve Craka LGC FOREVER! Thankx Mom and Dad Kama Fandetti Feducci, What are you doing Friday? I do not remember. 31 John Ferreira Farrara, ooooh Bud! Hey browns catch posi? Tony F erri Christalyn Ferri Chris, Feefaba, What’s the matter, little gal? axl Lloyd E. Foley Danielle D. Ford Dani, “BTTB” (I don’t know), hello! H.A. Missy Melissa Foster 32 Richard Gadigian Good bye Smithfield High Cheryl L. Gardner Chae, Chaelyn, Chaewoo loves Daeru! Lisa Ann Garzilli Anthony Gaudiana Lee, Leela, Lee Ace, LeeLee, SOOO!! Where’s Ant Scotty? Wanna split Ker? Gina Gentile Thanx, Mom Douglas George Robert J. Gerlach Fuzzy, Bob, Noodles, Pete wanna leave? 33 Kristen Gregoire Peter J. Hardman I’m so ? ; + happy, Let’s leave Gina, Sue, and Rob, “What time you leaving? Donna. I love u Steve. Cori Lynn Healey Coors, Heals, Sooo!! Italian + Irish, ya can’t get better. Susan Lee Hindle Sue, Make sure you lock it! Amy gum, candy, etc? Kimberly J. Hodgkins Kim, Kimbo, Twiggy, Skims Hodge Steve Hodgson 34 Alf Jacobson “I don’t know.” Michael A. Kloc Mike, “Captain”, just send me Bill! Hey Yogie, I never got Mike LaChapelle Feedback, I be sure to see ya, Heeyy Mannn! What? Police. Nicole Jardin Nicky, coley, ssasb, helloo, I love Jeff, aa, ha, Monte. Kimberly Ann LaBrie Kim, Kym 89, Kym with a “y, ” Unbelievable Deb 1 made it! Thanx, Mom and Dad. Andrea Iatrou Andie, Ann, “Oh yeah, thats right, too! Donna A. Iacovelli Kerry Johnson Ke, KJ, Berry, Soooo!! Lee, were finally outta here! Brad LaChapelle 35 Scott J. Larue Michele Ann Lavoie Happy head, I love Pete! Maureen Leddy Moe, “Nice wood”, I’m fer-eezing.” George Lieberman Live free, Rock hard, Die rich, on to oblivion!! Heather Low Lowlife, H.B.J., Ther, “I think I’ll use the phone.” James Lowry Tracey Lowry Leah Lund Pete Lemoi “Holly, Tracy, Spacey Tracey, Innocent Tray, L.L. Prince is God. Just Peachey. 36 Lynn Maione “I didn’t do it!” ‘‘I have a banger!” ZZZZ . . Christopher D. Martin Derek, ‘‘Free the Ocelots!” William F. Martin Bill, Wilbur, Wiley, ‘‘Does anyone want to buy a ticket?” “I hate Juniors!” John Steven Maurice ‘‘Can I just say one thing?” “Can I ask a ques¬ tion?” Linda Martins Lisa Martins Viola May, Jon Bon Jovi is god, Bye Mr. Law- Bon Jovi 1 rence. I know you’ll miss me. 37 Joseph Merlino Duo, Merls, “Not for nothin, but . . but what about Hill!!” Scott Miracle No doubt, What are you high? All sorts of . . David Monfils D. “Boy” M., Craig V. Montecalvo John Murray Mur Mur Mur Mounts 48 Stephen R. Nani Steve, Sprouts, “That’s classic”, L.G.C., Sebille Road, Italians Rule. Wendy J. Mitchell Wend Vincent Montecalvo Vito, Nah! Italians rule, Bill, Let’s go hit Green¬ ville, Sprouts. Erin Norberg “Theo”, “E”, “Where’s the Party?” 38 Julia Nobrega JoAnn meet me in the courtyard 6th. Ellen O’Connell Elle, Oki, Not another crisis . . My schedule is full. Lori Pay Lor, Gregs shadow, K.I.T. Inga and Alf, have a nice life, I love u Greg. John Peloquin Cliff, Peck, Panda Jason Penfield 39 Stacey Petri Stephen J. Piti Where’s Patti? Thanks, Mom and Dad, Patti, Pete, Ollie on a dime, don’t worry, I’ll give you gas money. Edward Quattrini “Damn I look good.” Jennifer Rainville Jen, Jenna, Diana whats for hot lunch? Peter M. Raposa Tina M. Rasmussen Teen, T, “What”, “Danielle, are those black?” Robert A. Renzi James Reynolds Jim 8, Where is Fitz? Tracy Ann Ricciardelli Tray Tray, Tra, Trace, Whole-ee!! Rambimbos unite!! What hon? Honey, Hooo!! 40 Randall Q. Rickabaugh Randy, The Ricker, Destination . . . LOFT Where’s Dana? Bend over. Ed Robinson Sup Eddy, Gotta butt? William Salisbury Aaron Ring Ding, you’re crazy. Cynthia S. Rivers Cindy, Crash, Hey Karen, LBN! So HOTT! Bon Jovi (BTTB) (HA). John J. Salois Mr. Saloi, Stroller, “Im taking tommorrow off! Sam Salvati Mark J. Scetta Mad!! Destination . . Procrastination. Jeffrey Shuttleworth Shutter, Shuttle, 6, “yeah awright buddy” Yeah I’ll go in for ya” Joseph E. Simons Scott M. Segee Stoags, Chief, Where’s the hack saw. Eric Silva L.G.C. forever, guy, shlonged, at the beach, lou lives (F) Diana Lynn Siravo Di, Di pie, Siriv, Sangwhich, Rambimbos unite, Moon em Jeannie! Robert J. Selema Ski, Skister, “Where’s the chain”, Rob “89” “That’s Nadsy” 42 Gary John Smith Arthur J. Snell Jr. A.J. Snax, the cat, oh god, hints, L.G.C. big ants, let’s get some j.p., classic Toni Marie Squillante Toni, Roni, Term, Big T, Jen, men aren’t worth it but we love them anyway. Jennifer Sweet I don’t complain, Let me tell you about DLB, What’s the size of home plate anyway. Jeannie Marie Tetreault Jeanster, cheezer, weannie, whole-ee!! Rambim- bos unite. What can I wear to school? Jeremy Vandall Melissa Varatta Missy, Mis, Thanks m d, I love you C.F. Nadine Volatile Nay, Naydalene, Tile Scott Weber Webs, What about webba? Karrie Ann Webster Christine Wilder Ka What? What’s your problem? Ya! Chrissy, Monster, Nothing happened, we just talked!! Kim Williams Do it up Reenie! Is Cindy here?? Yes, I m still going out with Mike. Susan Yany Sue. Thanks M D. I Love you Mike. Karen Zawislak Ka, Edith, thanks mom and dad, I love Passy. Karin Maria Pera KA KA, Kerdin, Sooo!! Where is Cori? I’m gonna miss you all when I go. 44 ORGANIZATIONS FRESHMEN SOCIAL COMMITTIE Front Row: L. Papa, H. Hyler, T. Cimini, E. Cardin, M. Colucci, K. Goudreau, A. Mainey, J. Countie Second Row: 1 Kurhec, N. Garbeck. S. Ruotolo, E. Haiworth, B. Gibbons, M. Lawrence, L. Robinson Third Row: A. Pecorado, J. George, M.C. Brewer, D_ Morett,. A. Boyorek, B Spadoni, H. Ca dwell. Potter G. Moroni, A. Beaulieu, Advisor-E. Jenkins Fourth Row: Z. Nardi, G. Iafrate, M. Robert, R. Lucas, M. Johnson, S. Tardie, D. Seim SOPHOMORE SOCIAL COMMITTIE „ O n u i VI n 7iholli n Turner M Lillibridqe J Dufresne, B. Fallon Second Row: D. Garzilli, D. Mascioci, P. Danielson, M. Re- McCloud, A. Lesieur, A. Scott, N. Dziok, R. Cobb, B. Loxley, M. Santucci, Advisor-C. Iafrate 46 JUNIOR SOCIAL COMMITTIE Front Row: J. Castriotta, A. Santucci, P. Ames, D. Giafrancisa, R. Dizok, R. Delisle, K. Domenico Second Row: J. Hassell, S. Rioeira, M. Beaulieau, J. Aissis, K. Cardin, A. Smith, K. Bucci, S. Sullivan, J. Izzard, P. Dingly Third Row: N. Hart, A. Ruziano, L. Coloumbe, E. Dore, D. Lancelotta, M. Hayes, J. Buban, M. Lavertue, H. Loomis, P. Leclerc, M. Bosco Fourth Row: S. Nardelli, K. Multern, S. Yany, B. Kelley, S. Bertsch, D. Sabourin, G. Kinnear, D. Ursillo, R. Mancenus, A. Scott, J. Smith, M. Swain, S. Robitaille, S. Battey SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTIE Front Row: D. Fetta, J. Rainville, A. Cummings, J. Dunn, J. Tetreault, D. Siravo Second Row: L. Maione, E. Norton, N. Volatile, G. Gentile, R. Selma, D. Beckel, J. Reynolds, R. Dufresne, R. Rickabaugh, Advisor-Mrs. K. Nardelli Third Row: C. Montecalvo, B. Martin, T. Squillante, E. Silva, J. Salois, D. Carlton 47 CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN —■ Wmm® Matt. Lillibridge-Soc. Chair., Becky Loxley-V. President, Allison Scott- Trea¬ surer, Kerri Senerchia- President, Donna Garzilli- Secretary, and Michaela Santucci-Soc. Chair. SENIORS Don Beckel-President, Jim Reynolds-Soc. Chair., Jeannie Tetreault-Secretary, Diana Siravo-V. President, Erika Norton-Soc. Chair., and Bill Martin- Treasurer. Michelle Colucci-Secretary, Alicia Mainey-President, Erica Cardin-V. President, Marissa Dana-Treasurer, Eric Norberg-Soc. Chair., and Bet¬ sy Kinnear- Soc. Chair. JUNIORS We would like to apologize to the Junior Class Offi¬ cers for not having a picture of them. It was an oversight on our part. The Junior Class Officers are as follows: President-Natalie Hart V. President-David Ursillo Secretary-Dina McAuliffe Treasurer- Jessica Castriotta Soc. Chair.-George Kinnear Soc. Chair.-Jodi Aissis 48 NEWSPAPER STAFF Front Row: D. Francisco, J. Foley, K. Sato, B. Herbert, E. Carter Back Row: M. Fogarty, L. Nussler, M. Brown, K. Salzillo, K. Salzillo, E. Robinson Mr. Gordon and the staff of the yearbook would like to thank April Houde for the many hours that she has spent working on this year’s book. Her determination and dedication has made the publication of this book possible. April Houde 49 R.I MATH LEAGUE Front Row: Lisa Brochu, Dorothy Chin, Jeff Kurbec Back Row: John Murray, Melanie Dupont, Darlene Desroches, Steve Yany PROJECT CLOSE UP Front Row: Mark Anderson, Scott Segee Back Row: Robert Graham-Advisor, Derek Snow, Don Bailey, Maureen Thomas, Amanda Ray 50 FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Erica Dickenson, Cathy Ciotola, Lisa Brochu, Tracy Storozak Back Row: John Lawrence-Advisor, John Bruno, Mark Scetta, Chris Moreau, Chris Vandall AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Roland Benoit-Advisor, Greg Anderson, Lori Pay, Jeremy Vandall, John Maurice 51 FRANK SANTOS What’s my name? Who me? Can I have a taste? Hey, that was funny! The crowd. Super Dwayne! Nice muscles! This one’s for you. Hungry? Look ma, no hands! Who’s thirsty? Jen, what’s so funny? Madonna??? STUDENT COUNCIL 89 On behalf of the student body, the fac¬ ulty, and the administration, we would like to thank the student council for all of the support that they have given to the school during the year. Student Council Officers: Ellen O’Connell, Mark Anderson, Mike Kloc, Jeff Dana, Suzanne Cabral, and Holly Hayman 53 INTERNATIONAL DINNER MR ££, :! mm 54 55 UNDERCLASSMEN CANDIDS 56 57 Homeroom 212: Front Row: B. Baccaire, M. Beaulieu, J. Aissis J. Bagus, P. Ames, L. Brouchu, J. Aceto Back Row: A. Bose, G. Amitrano, S. Battey, R. Armstrong J. Andelman, M. Barden Homeroom 213 Front Row: P. Carlton, L. Coulumbe, S. Cabral, K. Bucci, C. Ciotola, E. Cobb, C. Brown Back Row: G. Cooper, J. Castriotta, R. Delise, K. Cardin, L. Burns, D. Izzi 59 Homeroom 215 Front Row: W. Despres, M. Hayes, E. Dore, P. Dingley, R. Dziok, E. Ganung Back Row: M. DevInCenzo, K. Domenico, W. Horton, J. Fo¬ ley D. Francisco, J. Dewetter Homeroom 216 Front Row: J. Hassell, D. Gianfrancesco, A. Houde, H. Hayman, J. Izzard Back Row: J. Findlen, R. Dziok, B. DeCesare 60 Homeroom 219 Front Row: H. Loomis, D. Me Auliffe, J. Johnson Back Row: S. Kelly, B. Kelly, D. Lancellotta, P. Leclerc, G. Kinnear Homeroom 221 Front Row: T. O’Brien, L. Nussler, B. Nerney, J. Moran, K. Mulhern Back Row: S. Nardelli, E. Halen, P. Michel, J. Pannone, S. Stallone 61 Fronffte S. Shemenski, D. Shackleton, D. Russas, A. Smith, A. Ruzzano, A. Santucci Back Row: D. Sabourine, J. Robert, S. Robitaille, A. Scott, R. Rianna, J. Saaraho, B. Rowlett Front Row: T. Storozuk, M. Yuen, L. Whooley, M. Thomas, S. Vieira, M. Verlaque, K. Villandry, S. Sullivan Back Row: J. Wolstenholme, D. Snow, T. Spadone, P.J. Williams Mr. Tobin, D. Ursillo, M. Swain, B. Stiles 62 Homeroom lUd: Front Row- J. Cain, J. Bridgehouse, M. Carlton, T. Antonucci, K. Cavanagh, D. Albano Back Row- F. Caldorone, B. Capalbo, o. Antonucci, D. Beckel, H. Belford Homeroom 104: Front Row- M. Decorte, K. Dilorio, J. Darnbrough, R. Cobb, J. Clark, P. Danielson, K. Clark Back Row- P. Connell, E. DeJardin, J. Ci- mini, B. D’Amario, B. Clavet, M. Craig 64 Homeroom 105 Front Row- M. DuBois, M. DuPont, C. Ewart, N. Dziok, L. Ferri, D. Falcone, D. Garzilli Back Row- B. Fallon, J. Dufresne, J. Dunn, F. Dube, A. Fardounmard, J. Francisco Homeroom 107 Front Row- T. Gaulin, J. Gaudiana, A. Jaswell L. Howard, E. Hebert Back Row- P. Kelley, S. Harkness, W. Inman, A. LaChapelle, J. Ja- gielo, D. Gerstmeyer, T. Ballow 65 Wom jrnnm 1 ()Q• Front Row- S. McLoud, R. Loxley, A. Lesieur, D. Macioci, J. Mancone, C. McKenna Back Row- K. Lauimodiere, J. Malo, M. Lillibndge, T. Lukowski, R. Leddy, K. Leamy, D. Mandeville Fron Row- Powers, C. Palumbo, V. Prescott, M. Peso, P. Murgo Back Row- D. Perry, C. Moreau, E. Morgan, K. Pike, T. Perry, J. Prakash 66 Homeroom 115: Front Row- A. Scott, M. Resendes, K. Soulliere, K. Santucci, A. Skurka, K. Senerchia Back Row- R. Reilly, C. Reilly, J. Press, J. Sharman Homeroom 117: Front Row- J. Xavier, M. Valente Middle Row- M. Terregrossa, S. Steere, D. Webster, E. Tardie, M. Zompa Back Row-R. Valvo, T. Sullivan, S. Whitman, B. VanLuling, C. Stolarski, D. Turner, F. Varrecchione, D. Zibelli 67 Front e Ro 0 w m Hianco, J. Bowry, H. Caldwell, A. Boyorek, S. Alvarado Middle Row: M. Archambault A. Altruda, T. Boisse BeauHeu M.C. Brewer Back Row: M. Bowker, D. Anderson, D. Beaumier, B. Bellucci, J. Audette, S. Bulger, W. Butler, J. Amley, B. Biddle, E. Bre- guet, T. Bose Homeroom 116 Front Row: J. Cerra, J. Countie, M. Colucci, M. Cardin, N. Caron, J. Donnelly, A. Dougherty Doyle, J. Cummings, R. Chin, E. Catallozzi Back Row: J. Chere, A. Dionne, T. Cimini, E. 69 Homeroom 118 Front Row: M. Gadigian, B. Gibbons, L. Eberts, E. Fiore, J. George Back Row: M. Fogarty, J. Duckworth, E. Feeley, N. Garbecki, G. Find- len, G. George, J. Fandetti Homeroom 119 Front Row: J. Keene, J. Jaswell, J. Kurbec Middle Row: H. Huyler, E. Kinnear, K. Goudreau, E. Haworth, R. Hamel, S. Giroux Back Row: R. Guilbeault, G. Iafrate, D. Hibbs, S. Hibbs, M. Johnson, C. Kovolski, A. Hamel, E. Joyce Homeroom 122 Front Row: A. Mainey, R. Latour, M. McKenna, A Me Clurg, M. Lawrence, B. Martin Back Row: K. Me Laughlin, J. Maione, K, Langshaw, M. Me Entee, R. Lucas, P. McKenney, P. Me Cluskey, R. Lewis, G. La France, R. Me Guire Homeroom 124 Front Row: B. Pascucci, G. Moroni, D. Moretti, S. Parillo, J. Orlando, H. Mowry Back Row: Z. Nardi, J. Patterson, J. Milazzo, K. Langshaw, A. Mott, L. Papa, A. Pecoraro, K. Montecalvo, R. Molis, B. Me Loughlin, D. Messier 71 ■■ Homeroom 129 Front Row: K. Salzillo, S. Ruotolo, D. Selema, B. Skurka Middle Row: L. Robinson, K. Potter, J. Rainville, J. Santangini, A. Robinson, K. Salzillo, R. Sepe Back Row: J. Piette, E. Schweitzer, M. Reilly, M. Sears, P. St. Jean, J. Schick, M. Robert, M. Scott, J. Procter Homeroom 204 Front Row: T. Zarr, V. Toth, V. Thienel, A. Wilcox, K. Teeden, Middle Row: S. Valvo, T. Spodoni, L. Torregrossa, C. Slader, D. Vieira, S. Tardie Back Row: M. Whatmough, B. Sullivan, J. Spenard, B. Van Gorden, T. Tully, J. Tzitzouris, C. Vandall 72 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Hey, where are you going? The Sentinel’s Football Team finished its season with an impressive 5-1 record in spite of the injuries that occurred during the year. The team’s tri-captains, Craig Montecalvo, Scott Weber, and Mike La Chapelle, along with its coach, Mr. James Dunn, proved to be valuable assets to the team s performance. Look at that stupid play! Don’t drop it! Hey, I’m the coach! A hug from the other team. 74 I like your helmet. Give me the ball! OPPONENTS SHS Central Falls 0 14 Central 26 7 Tiverton 20 14 Warren 0 12 Tolman 21 7 Claccical 3 0 Ponagansett 0 14 South Kingston 0 0 North Smithfield 18 20 North Providence 0 14 “Pig pile.” Look, one arm! Are you okay? 75 SOCCER The 1988 Sentinel Soccer Team sur¬ prised many by being a top team in Division 1 B. Led by their new coach, John Lopes, they finished in third place. Doing it all for Michelle! 76 ny of defeat. SHS 1 3 3 1 0 3 3 2 0 2 0 1 6 1 1 SHS 2 3 Woonsocket Cumberland Central Falls Shea Mt. Pleasant Cranston East Hope Central Chariho Tollgate Woonsocket Cumberland Central Falls Shea Mt. Pleasant Playoffs Warwick N. Kingston OPP 2 1 1 3 0 1 1 1 OPP 1 0 Suck it in Jeff! Smithfield High Soccer Team 77 O O CM O CM CM O CROSS COUNTRY Eyelid stretches! Coach Bennett and Tri-captains. Keep striving! 1 2 mile to the finish! Joe wins at thumb wrestling match! The Smithfield High School Boy’s Cross- Country team completed a great season by coming in sixth in the state championship. Put that finger down! 79 Picture perfect. Nice job! SCOREBOARD Waiting for an escort. See andy run! Post-race snooze. Scores for the season were not available. Auditions for the Rocketts. I’m so shy. Boy’s track team. Pep talk. GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY You’re almost there, Nicole! Last one there is a rotten egg! The end is near, Jean! Say cheese! Ok, who said this was easy? Which way now? The Girl’s Cross Country team had a good season this year under the direction of their coach, Mr. Bruce Ewart. They hope for an even better season next year. 80 Don’t trip now, Kristen! OUCH!!!! SCOREBOARD Mr. Ewart and Darlene. Don’t worry Melissa, foods on the way. Going for the gold! Scores were not available. Who am I? r «- Over the top! Girl’s Cross Country team. ‘Everybody run, the homecoming queen has a gun! FIELD HOCKEY Coach and tri-captains. Jeannie, you passed the ball. Well, I think Though the record of this 1988 Field Hockey season duplicated that of 1987 with six wins, eight losses, and two ties, this sea¬ son saw numerous exciting upsets. Top teams were never overly confident when playing against this season’s Smithfield team. Under the fine leadership of Sue Hindle, Maureen Leddy, and Ellen O’Connell the team spirit and comradery flourished. Along with these three seniors the following, most having seen four years of field hockey play will sorely be missed: Jen Allin, Karen Ber- ard, Jen Dunn, Tina Rasmussen, Diana Sir- avo, and Jeannie Tetreault. 82 Jen’s awesome power drive! Junior Varsity getting ready for the game. SHS OPP 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 4 1 0 2 2 1 2 2 1 Look out Ellen! Tiverton Wheeler Barrington Lincoln Woonsocket Lincoln School Cumberland Burriville Tiverton Wheeler Barrington 1 Lincoln 1 Woonsocket 1 Lincoln School 1 Cumberland 0 Burriville 2 Record 6-8-2 Good form, Di! Jen Dunn on the run. Coach Reposa talking to the team. Field Hockey Team ‘88’ Sue on the corner! 83 GIRL’S TENNIS Captain Karen and the coach. IyY� fit ' V V v ivvv |vvv T X l v hxx yV V Don’t worry, be happy! Take That! They won’t let us play! Nice shades! Boogie down! The Girl’s Tennis Team had a season re¬ cord of 8-8. “I think it was far bey ond every¬ one’s expectations to have gone so far”, said coach Cavanaugh. He described the team as young, enthusiastic, wanting to learn and said he thinks the team will be a con¬ tender for the B North Division next year. 84 Watch the ball! Smithfield’s new cheerleaders. Look at that form! Don’t miss it! Wimbleton, here I come. SCOREBOARD Scores were not available. Waiting for the big match. 85 BOY’S BASKETBALL What’s up? cOLTj Coach Benoit and Coach Bennett Scramble! Gimme that!! The boy’s basketball team had an excel¬ lent season. It came in second in the Class C Division with the help of one of its more popular players, Don Beckel-All-Stater. Bill!!! Did it go in? 86 What do I do now? Heads up. FitzieM Line up! SHS OPP 67 Portsmouth 47 80 Alumni 86 49 Burrillville 54 45 Johnston 80 No. Smithfield 60 Tournament 54 37 Burrillville 56 59 Burriville 54 62 Westerly 82 84 Davies 63 67 No. Smithfield 65 89 Warren 71 59 Mt. St. Charles 54 59 Scituate 62 56 Scituate 57 63 Pilgrim 42 69 Ponaganset 65 51 Ponaganset Tournament 65 Playoffs 75 No. Providence t 70 SHS OPP 64 Central Falls 57 79 Warren 49 64 Westerly 60 56 Narragansett 53 50 Mt. St. Charles 52 62 Westerly 59 62 Narragansett 64 49 Burrillville 51 62 Bristol 63 League 10-9, Playoffs 3-1 68 Ponaganset 69 Overall 16-12 I’m open. Varsity Basketball Team with Coach Benoit and Assistant Coach Bennett. Frustration! 87 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Girl’s Basketball Team The lady Sentinel basketball team, led by Senior Captains Ellen O’Connell and Mau¬ reen Leddy, returned to the State class A semi-finals at the Providence Civic Center for the 5th consecutive year. Earning honors were: Linda Martins (Se¬ nior forward), First Team All Division, Sec¬ ond Team All-Class, Third Team All-State . . Jen Allin (Senior, center) Second Team All- Division, All-Class Honorable Mention, State Tournament All-Tourney Team. Maureen Leddy (Senior, guard) Third Team All-Divi¬ sion. Ellen O’Connell (Senior, forward) is The Observer Northern Division Class A All- Star. Bowling for Cash 88 I get by with a little help from my friends. SHS Opponent 64 War. Vets 27 45 No. Kingston 36 54 Woonsocket 18 61 Burrillville 29 55 Bay View 64 46 Cumberland 35 55 Classical 32 58 Johnston 52 54 East Prov. 30 80 Barrington 31 57 Woonsocket 39 67 Burrillville 21 42 Bay View (O.T.) 43 64 Cumberland 59 56 Classical 38 42 Johnston 47 61 East Prov. 27 65 Barrington 46 The team finished third in Class A in the state. J. V. Basketball Team Departing Seniors 89 WRESTLING I wanna hold your hand. Team support. Going for the getaway. The Wrestling team finished the year with a perfect 15-0 record and a victory in the Suburban State Tournament. The sentinels were led by seniors Gino Cretella, Anthony Gaudiana, Mark Adkins, Steve Brown, Chris Croft, Joe Simons, and Bill Salisbury. All seniors were place winners in the Suburban State Tournament along with juniors Jeremy Cooper, Geoff Cooper, and Lou Polseno. Other wrestlers who contributed to the un¬ defeated season were Rob Valvo, Mike Zompa, Brian Clavet, Matt Craig, Howie Balford, Mike Bosco, and Kevin Nurse. 90 Is he still alive? Coaches and Captains. OPPONENTS SHS Central 0 45 Mt. Pleasant 9 48 Warren 9 50 Rogers 3 61 LaSalle 2 51 Burrillville 24 25 Ponaganset 20 50 Hope 9 49 No. Providence 14 33 West Warwick 6 42 Chariho 18 52 Moses Brown 26 41 Central Falls 18 51 No. Kingstown 7 50 East Greenwich 24 40 91 HOCKEY Hockey Team and Coaches. Captains: Pete, Ted, Travis, and Jeff. Meeting of the minds. Go Pete! I got it! The Hockey Team made the play offs for the second year in a row. Our scoring was led by Bob Mencunas (Second Team All- Division), Steve Nardelli (First Team All-Di¬ vision), and Ken Pike (Third Team All- Division). The second line scoring was the most pro¬ ductive for the first time in many seasons. The line was led by Peter Hardman, Travis Costa, and Derek Sabourin. Our defense was led by Captain Jeff Shuttleworth (a four year player) with outstanding play coming also from Matt Lillibridge (Third Team All- Division) and Joe Jagielo. Jason Palermo (Third Team All-Division) did a great job for us at the net and he should be even better next season. Trip! Take a bow. 92 The Hockey Team won 14 games during the regular season. It was the first time in the school’s history that this happened. Our overall record was 16 wins and 8 losses. We had an outstanding team effort this year and next year this team could win it all. Get it out of there! Pig pile! Go for it! 93 BOYS BASEBALL I’m ready! Are we going to play? Bench warmers! I refuse to swing! Oh No! He did it! Who won?? It’s okay. I got it! m C€« m2 The Sentinel Baseball Team surprised the Interscholastic League this year, as did the other members of the Northern Division, by having a very strong determined team. They were able to make the Sweet Sixteen level losing to Scituate in a make-up game that was played the day after the Senior Prom. Guys, you better win! 94 It’s going out there! What a throw! Throw it! See how great we are. What are you looking at? No, don’t hit me! I’m not looking! He didn’t do well! 95 GIRL’S SOFTBALL ► ( ITH FiHO I’m the best! The Softball Team finished the year with an 11-5 record in the Class A Metropolitan Division, which was good for a third place finish. Jen Allin led the team in most offen¬ sive categories, including a .524 batting av¬ erage. Seniors Sue Hindle (pitcher), Mau¬ reen Leddy (outfielder), Diana Siravo (first base), and Ellen O’Connell (third base) also made a strong contribution to the “Lady Sentinel” cause. All League Selections were Sue Hindle, Jodi Aissis, Diana Russas, and Jen Allin. Jen Allin was also a First Team All-State Selection. I have it. Hey, our team is pretty good. Who us??? Boy, what a pitch? , I 96 SHS 16 6 0 4 9 6 9 0 3 9 4 13 6 9 7 3 Opponent Ponaganset 1 Burrillville Warwick Vets. Woonsocket LaSalle Tollgate Johnston 1 Pilgrim 6 Ponaganset 4 Burrillville 1 Warwick Vets. 3 Woonsocket 11 Tollgate 7 LaSalle 1 Johnston 3 Pilgrim 2 11-5 record- 3rd. place Almost, Diana! 97 N) W O M 00 I m BOY’S TRACK You throw it! Hey,, wait for me! Coach and company. Superman?? Here we come! Hi, mom! I did it! Can I eat it? Don’t bite your tongue! Boy’s Track Team and Coach Bob Eaton 98 Nice shoe! This team is great! Whose clothes?? Who are you? I can do it! We’re tanning. Hello! Boy, I’m tired. I hope that I make it! We’re the best! Direct contact! I don’t want to! 99 GIRL’S TRACK BOY’S TENNIS TEAM Opponent P.C.D. 4 Cumberland 6 Coventry 5 LaSalle 4 Warw. Vets. 7 Barrington 7 Tollgate 7 Crans. East 6 Hendricken 5 Cumberland 4 Coventry 5 Mt. St. Charles 5 Lincoln 7 P.C.D. 7 LaSalle 5 Warw. Vets. 6 The Tennis Team got off to a slow start but by using theory and practice they showed a steady improvement. The key to their success was patience, cooperation, teamwork, and discipline. 102 GOLF SHS Opponent 10 Scituate 2 2 l A Cumberland 9V4 9V2 Woonsocket 2V 2 IOV 2 North Smithfield IV 2 2 Cumberland 10 12 Scituate 0 3 V 2 North Smithfield 8V2 8 V 2 Woonsocket 3 2 103 ATHLETIC AWARDS Ellen O’Connell Scholar Athlete Donald Harnois Citizenship Award Don Beckel Outstanding Athlete Donald Harnois Citizenship Award Darlene Desroches Jeff Shuttleworth Karen Duarte Sportsmanship Sportsmanship Most Congenial Cheerleader 104 Cindy Neal Ben Benoit Tony Torregrossa A SHORT REMEMBRANCE On behalf of the student body, the faculty, and the administration, we’d like to wish the best of luck to three athletic leaders who have dedicated many hours and years to the youth of Smthfield. The first one is Cindy Neal who has coached everything from field hockey, to track, to basketball over the years and is now looking to take a break. To her credit, it was her squad that earned the very first R.I. basketball title, back in 1972. The second coach is Ben Benoit. We’re sure that we will find him in the stands when basketball season begins, since he has been at the sidelines for over twenty years. His teams have provided the high school with many exciting basketball sea¬ sons. His style and dedication to the team most surely will be missed. The last coach we will still see with the wrestling and softball teams, but he will no longer be Athletic Director. After 16 years, Tony Torregrossa, better known as Mr. T., has resigned this position. We wish his teams well in the upcoming sea¬ son but wonder what he will be doing with all of that extra time? Good luck to the three of you and may your future endeavors be as successful as your past ones. 105 CHEERLEADERS 88-89 . VfW A ATHLETIC CANDIDS 108 f ' . . 109 110 ACTIVITIES GREASE THE 1950’s MUSICAL CAST Robert Gerlach — Roger Kerri Johnson — Jan Cori Healey — Sandi Chris Doucette — Danny Kevin McKay — Sonny Lisa Garzilli — Rizzo Joanna Foley — Doody Debbie Fairfield — Frenchy Jeff Dana — Kenickie Sheila Vieira — Marty Maureen Barden — Miss Lynch Kim Labrie — Patty Karen Pera — Cha-Cha Chris Conneally — Johnny Casino STAGE CREW Frank Merolla — lights Dorothy Chin — slides Nicole Smith — Assiasant DIRECTOR Mr. Gabriel de Moura 112 113 PEP RALLY Jeannie and Rob Missy and Travis Tracy and Donnovan Diana and Rob Amy and David Geoff, Amy and Louie Lisa and Scott ! Jill! i kM ■IjT Vi— if ipv i r 4J 2 li’ti li L__ m. L m We think we are cool’ Don’t they look cute? Beam me up Scotty! 5 � wsx-- A couple of presidents. It’s stuck, “help! Leave your shirt on Wayne! 115 HOMECOMING 88 Senior homecoming queen candidates. Junior homecoming queen candidates. Junior candidate. Amy receiving her award. King and Queen. It’s not that bad!! Kristen, who’s over there?? Fred’s followers. Lifes a Bertch. Karen hard at work. 117 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME Catch me if you dare! Seniors in their positions to romp! Juniors get a flag Jen on the move. Time for the Gatorade! Pre-game talks. How low can you go? Nice try juniors! 118 Couple of jocks. Seniors doing the “Can-Can”. V Bobby films the game. Grab that flag! Here Jen, I don’t want it! Look of confusion! I dare you to grab my flag! Where did everyone go? Did I hear a rip? . Senior cheerleaders rise to the top! Junior flying angels. 119 CHRISTMAS BALL 88 The Classes of Nineteen hunched and eighty nine and Nineteen ninety present “ONE ENCHANTED EVENING” Thursday, December 22, 1988 7:00 p.m. till 11:00 p.m. Inn At The Crossings Warwick, Rhode Island CHRISTMAS SKITS Juniors r- ? icNS 122 Seniors Freshmen Sophomores 124 125 FASHION SHOW 89 SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW SEMI-FORMAL JUNIOR PROM 130 131 SENIOR PROM 132 133 SENIOR SUPPER 134 135 SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT 136 137 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES “89” MOST POPULAR CRAZIEST Jeannie Tetreault and Bob Selma MOST ATHLETIC Peter Hardman and Delinda Martins MOST TALKATIVE MOST DEPENDABLE Jen Allin and Don Beckel Jen Rainville and Bill Martin Ellen O’Connell and Don Beckel FUNNIEST MOST STUDIOUS Matt Bouchard and Delinda Martins Andrea Iatrou and Mike Kloc 138 BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eric Silva and Amy Cummings Mike Kloc and Jen Dunn MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT NICEST SMILE BEST COUPLE Karen Duarte and Mark Anderson Diana Siravo and Bob DeCeasre Mark Adkins and Diana Siravo BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONAUTY Jeannie Tetreault, Rob Dufresne, and Tracy Ricciardelli Jim Reynolds and Karen Duarte MOST TALENTED Matt Bouchard and Heather Low 139 GRADUATION 89 140 141 CLASS WILL I, Toni Squilante, leave Angela Hunter a party at Erik’s, Erik, Todd “pearls” another day in Newport, John thanks! Ang. you are awesome. Good luck with everything you do, I Love You! Inga! I, Karen Duarte, leave Jeannie, Diana, Jen, Amy, Tracy, Beth another Halloween, a partymobile and memories of all the great times! I, Lisa Esposito, leave Donna Iacovelli all of the Darins in the world. I, Jeannie Tetreault, leave Jim Reynolds and Steve Nardelli a food fight that we can win, a gallon of sal¬ ad dressing, ketchup, apple sauce, and pigs feet, and as Fitzy would say “That’s 5 for us and 0 for you! But don’t worry we’ll get you back someday! I also leave you my license plate. I, Danielle, leave to Karen all of our locker friends, one last pump for Mr. P, no more four ear accidents, a new pair of nylons, and an H.A. We, Susan Hindle Maureen Leddy, leave Jodi Aissis the best of luck always and a wonderful senior year! I, Maureen Leddy, leave to my brother Bob the best of luck, Thanks for everything! I, Denise DeCesare, leave Jen Allin a tube of super glue and a new car to do spy missions in. Don’t forget about needles and pins, and don’t forget red! I, Don Bailey, leave Randy Rickabaugh my discounts to Benny’s and Chess King, respectively. I, Tammy Dionne, leave all my love to Tony Estrella. I, Amy Cummings, leave Karen Duarte one night with Special Edition and 3 for me! I, Dan Anter, leave Don Carlton employees who don’t rip him off. I, Cori Healey, leave Karin Pera all those weekends with us and the memories we created, the Spanish guys, the Tap Room, Spats Luis’s, double dates La Cakra, Joel and Anthony, a summer in Spain, plane tickets to the U.S. and a home away from home. I, Jen Allin, leave John Maurice all of my thanks and appreciation for being a true friend over the years, 1 love you and will always be here if you need me. 1, Lynn, leave Chrissy num¬ bers for the line of people outside her bathroom. Next! I, Inga, leave Toni haggis and black pudding to remember me and her trip to Scotland by. Thanks for everything, you are the greatest, I’ll miss you. I, Don Beckel, leave Karen D. my expertise on her hairstyles as well as her attire. I, Don Beckel, leave everyone their own special memories of Fitz!! I, Tracy Ricciardelli, leave Beth a window to sneak out of, a back to stand on, being 11 hours late, ketchup, pants without rips, new shoes, a trip to the beach, “Hey Gina, ice cream on side of the car” Augustino won’t be needing this. To Deb, reverse down Pleasant View, a car stuck in front of her house, a curb to go over, a ride with Chuckie! To Lisa a secret forever kept. I, John Maurice, leave Jen Allin a limousine service with a chauffer for all of her support, and being such a great friend, Thank you and I love Ya! We, Danielle Nicole, leave Alf a Jaguar or Rolls Royce, a crimping iron, a real hairdresser, and 10 free visits to Apple Valley Tanning. I, Tina Rasmussen, leave Erica Dickson our fourth of July bridge jumping. I, Cindy Rivers, leave Carol Banville, “Yo Dave!” God I’m nervous. Quick open the Window! “CHUCK” and good luck in everything! I, Donna Fetta, leave Mrs. B. all the thanks for putting up with me this year, and for not giving up on me ev en after hearing me say “I Hate School” a million times. I’ll miss you, Thanks again! I, Jeremy Vandall, leave Karrie Webster the courage to get through anything she encounters. I, Jen Rainville, leave Jeannine, Kerri, Lisa, Amy, Karen, Diana, Beth, Tracy, Jen, Nadine, Karin, Cori, Jessica all my love and thanks for being there when I needed you for helping me with all my Tommy 142 problems! I, Carol Banville, leave Cindy Rivers all the thanks in the world for being a good friend al¬ ways being there for me. Also I leave you a date with B.S. Bon Jovi. I, Chrissy, leave Kevin Fitzgerald, wherever he may be a new life filled with water fights, basketball games and parties, along with all the other fun things he deserved. I, Karen Berard, leave Danielle Ford our locker combination and friends, a party to go to with the hole in her ceiling and RON. I, Karen, leave Cindy, Carol, Jess, Tina, Pete and Rob a night of Chinese redlights. I, Lisa, leave Scott, a chicken sandwich fight, a less vi¬ olent temper, broken windshields, rubbing feet, Francis Ffowl-Skank, a kissee, little fellas, our “secret” dancing lessons, Doritos, a motorcycle, pro-wrestling, and all my love! I, Chris Ferri, leave my sister Lorene Ferri another good year with Mr. Lawrence and a good time with Joe. I, Chris Ferri, leave my sister Lisa an awesome Freshman year. I, Deb Fairfield, leave Kym LaBrie all or our late nights at the Pub, 4 a.m. ski trip, all of the guys you need to get through college, tanning, nights at Paps, someone to talk to, and my everlasting friendship! I, K.J., leave Leela the unforgettable memory of sneaking off the roof, the great cover up story that didn’t work, and all the thanks for be¬ ing a true friend. I, Jay DiGrado, leave Vin Cristi a MIRROR! I, Gino Cretella, leave Bill Salisbury a new brown station wagon, Mr. Dunn a new wardrobe of ties, Louie Poleseno a fight with Vinny Paz, Jay DiGrado a diet that he can stay on for over a week. I, Vinny Cristi, leave Chris Croft $5.00, Jay DiGrado a nutra-system diet. I, Jen Sweet, leave to Erica Dickson a shoulder to cry on, a senior prom date that doesn’t back out, a rubber car so you can’t rack it up and all the luck love in the world. You’re an awesome kid! I, Steve, leave Joe Vin a printer, the governor, Game 6, IGA, Carter, card tricks, and to Cori, Kerry, Karen Toni, my theory on women! I, Sprouts, leave to Dan, A.J., Don, a burning bed, Fred Flinstone, Glocester cops, the scandal sheet, 86 World Series, and the Ponagan- set Rock! We the Class of 1989 leave everyone, the Spirit and Memory of Kevin Fitzgerald! I, Melissa, leave Chris a “g.i.”, a 1989 black supra with a targa top and BBS rims, half of the “promise” and Lu¬ ther I Love You! We, Eng. 12C per. 7, leave Mr. Reilly a room filled with just Lisa Garzilli, Andrea Ia- trou, Sam Salvati, Cindy Rivers, Steve Ethier. We, Youth Law per. 5, leave Mr. Graham a few pennies, a cup of coffee, Bayer Aspirin, and another bright side of the room. I, Silk, leave a 1973 Chevrolet Custom Deluxe orange dumptruck to the Class of ’89, in case they need to pick anything else up on the road to success. I, Mr. Carlton, leave “Mr. Nani” an evening without officer Jimmy Hart and his flashlight!! I, Lori Pay, leave Linda Martins 20 kids by Cesarian. I, Lori Pay, leave Greg Anderson myself giftwrapped and bowed. I, Erika Norton, leave Darlene Desroches a designer collection of ankle watches made especially for her. I, Erika Norton, leave Lisa Brochu my high and demanding position as attendance person of band. I, Karen Pera, leave Cori Healey a huge Spanish vocab, the best 15 days in Spain, Francisco I, II, II, crazy journalism class w BooBoo, Cebrena, So and Soo best friends, what ke, the Spanish nights, our Christmas ball, a thousand plans for the future, all my love, a couple of sweaters, a new sob, and a boyfriend of your own age. I, Andrea Ia- trou, leave good times to my friends. I, Dorothy Chin, leave Erika Norton a huge banana split filled 143 with marachino cherries. I, Dorothy Chin, leave Tiffany C. a deck of cards and an “I bid 3”, Mr. Law¬ rence, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Parkhurst, Mrs. Nardelli many thank yous. I, Donna Fetta, leave all my friends thanks for being true friends, Thanks for your hospitality, and Stay Gold!! We, the Senior Powder Puff team, leave the juniors a “real” coach and a lesson in football. Maybe then you’ll come close to a win. I, Kym LaBrie, leave Deb Fairfield, a few nights at the pub, another wedding re¬ ception, skipping school @ Roger Williams Park, no lights on highway, another weekend in New Hampshire, and most of all my life long friendship. I, Tiffany Crockford, leave Sam Salvati all of my love and my Tiffany and Sam shirt. I, Tiffany Crockford, leave Mark Scetta an attention span longer than 30 seconds. I, Darlene Desroches, leave Dawn Shackleton good luck in your senior year, and the ability to beat “you know who” in cross-country next year. I, Darlene Desroches, leave Kelly Doyle a car to go wherever she wants whenever she wants to. I, George Alexander Lieberman, leave all the FeedBack supporters Rock n’ Roll forever, all the disbelievers a prayer during morning exercises. I, anonymous, leave Mrs. Camara a full schedule of business math classes so that she can find a real “thinkerer”. I, Ellen O’Connell, leave Jodi Assis a dictionary so she can find out the real meaning of the words she uses. I, Linda Martins, leave the greatest teacher in the world, Mr. Lawrence, all my great memories and may those memories haunt him for the rest of his life, you’re a funny guy but not as funny as I!!! Bye! Mr. Lawrence. I, Linda Martins, leave Missy Foster Mike’s presence to be with her for a long time, until the marriage takes place. I also leave our memories at L.A. Beach Club, Leah Lund a whole ocean of R.B.S. and I leave her the glorified men from S.L. I, Gina Gentile, leave Sue Yany a night out with her friends, Kristen Gregoire a tan. I, Kristen Gregoire, leave Gina Gentile a box of Marcal hankies for “one of those nights” Sue Yany, Bob Hope, a ham dinner, Lester the lightbulb, the American Man, and to hear that flush outside. Good luck in the future, Love Ya Cuz! and I leave Sue, Gina, Donna, Missy, Karen, Michelle a time to all go out together some night, good luck in life ev¬ eryone!! I, Missy Varatta, leave Michelle Cerra a night without worrying about Joey, a full tank of gas, a job, and all the luck in the future, thanks for being there for me. I, Randy Rickabaugh, leave Jeff Dana a cajun queen in Bayou country, that “perfect” street sign a Florida trip (Part II), and a summer to end all summers! I, Mark Scetta, leave Darlene a manual on how to take hints, and Amy Jo a fabu¬ lous Hampton Beach sunset. I Kama Fandetti, leave Sheri Brown a guardrail that we didn’t hit and a thousand more awesome nights at the Grove! I, Sheri Brown, leave cuz Mauone a “god of wum” and to Lisa, Karen, Kama and Danielle another P.C. party. We, Mrs. Veins per. 2 Bus. Law class, leave her a new podium, since her’s is missing. We, the class of 1989 Leave Smithfield High Forever!!!!!! 144 THE WAY WE WERE 145 Karen Berard Cindy Flaxington Rob Dufresne 146 Eric Silva Lisa Garzilli Cindy Rivers 147 Karen Duarte Randy Rickabaugh Deb Fairfield Cori Healey Kerry Johnson Melissa Pannullo Heather Low Stephen Piti Tracy Ricciardelli 148 SENIOR SIGNATURES PATRONS The Walsh Family The Mannerelli Family The Colantuano Family Mr. + Mrs. William J. Ford Jr. Mr. + Mrs. Benjamin Brown Mr. + Mrs. Roger W. Nani Virginia R. Borrelli Leo’s Barber Shop Fred Flintstone Mr + Mrs Philip Healey Mr. + Mrs. Ronald L. Maurice, Jr. James And Arlene Findlen 151 MoBiCe fiddity Security, Inc. _ j Car Stereo • Security Systems Professional Custom Installations (401)231-0011 Tech Plaza, Route 5 41 Cedar Swamp Road Smithfietd, Rl 02917 TRIGGS MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE 1533 Chalkstone Avenue Providence. Rhode Island 02908 (401) 272-GOLF ( 401 ) 232-1072 OCEAN STATE OFFSET SERVICE and REPAIR IbtfC £iquor The Place To Pickup BILL BAUMLIN, SR. Your Spirits 18 Rogler Farm Road Esmond Rhode island 02917 BEN BROWN 253 PUTNAM PIKE SMITHFIELD, RI 02917 (401) 231-8220 $ CUV S ' [Flo rest, nc. Flowers For Etcr Reason 6 Season f) W’edJin • Anniversaries • Forma!: • Svmpatny 6 Funeral F pre s.ons i .SA ' Free Wedding C onsultanon 232-3334 10 Cedar Swamp Road. North t. ount I 1 Snuthhcld, Rhode Island 02917 APPLE VALLEY PAINT “Your One Slop Decorating Center RETAIL - WHOLESALE PITTSBURGH PAINTS 9 CEDAR SWAMP ROAD - Route 5 Smith f ield. Rhode Island (401) 231-9250 JJours 9-12 2-6 C)unday 2-6 JACKETS - EMBROIDERY (401)274-7760 SMITHFIELD KENNELS Cab hoarding 4ir Conditioned Du(lyCdealed Gene Jane Tetreault Good Luck Class Of 89 Richard Street Smithfield, R.I. 02917 Concert Designs T-Shirt Gallery 1478 Atwood Avenue Johnston, Rl 02919 T-Shirts • Sweatshirts • Concert Shirts • Hats Screen Printing • Custom Lettering • Transfer Designs 152 Congratulations Seniors From: CAVANAGH COMPANY Greenville, R.I. Bought Sold Antiques Furniture Glassware Phone 401-231-5196 DAVES FRUIT G OEU Specializing in Baskets and Party Platters Steve Anna Harris (401) 231-1010 Harris Road Smithfield, Rl 5 Cedar Swamp Rd. Greenville, R.I. 02917 401-231-1620 2687 West Shore Rd. Warwick, R.I. 02886 401-737-5860 Professional Service By Phone With Major Credit Card MOTHER NATURE’S FLORIST’S, LTD TONY’S PIZZA PALACE 90 Pleasant View Ave Olde Greenville Station 570 Putnam Pike Smithfield. R.I. 02828 Smithfield Rl 02917 Open Seven Days A Week (401) 949-1 142 (401) 949-2566 153 REALTORS 949-3900 SMITHFIELD’S 1 BROKER Congratulates The Class Of ’89 154 WE SPECIAL ORDER DJ DISCOUNTS GRATEFUL DEAD MERCHANDISE DISCOUNT RECORDS S TAPES 3 COMMERCE STREET BEHIND A W ROOTBEER GREENVILLE, Rl 02828 TEL. (401)-949-4166 Area Code 401 Tel: 232-0323 CAR TUNES INC. Installation and Sales Car Stereos • Car Alarms • Car Phones A W SERVICE KEITH HOWARD 371 Putnam Pike CHRIS HOWARD Smithfield. R.l. 02917 Farnum Pike Esmond, RI 02917 231-4830 MIKE WILDER Owner Trust Your Printing Needs to Village cprtqtliig Center 40 ,, 232-3876 -Invitations - Stationery— Books — All Your Business Printing Needs RT.5 • CEDAR SWAMP RD., SMITHFIELD, Rl (V MU North of Apple Valley Mall) 155 Packaging, Shipping, Copies Shipping UPS, Emery i paul ‘borrelli ENTERTAINMENT ( 401 ) 353-4700 400 Putnam Pike, Smithfield 231-3330 (401 ) 231 -0666 HOURS: MON - WED 9 AM - 6 PM THUR - FRI 10 AM - 8 PM Sat 10 AM - 4 PM doll ini (D itical dzntui BARRY COLLINS LIC. OPTICIAN 1650 SMITH STREET. NO. PROVIDENCE. RI 02911 WALK IN SERVICE OR BY APPOINTMENT APPLE VALLEY PLAZA ROUTE 5 GREENVILLE. RI Good Luck To The Class Of 1989 BRUCE KOPEC RONALD MANDOLFI JUDITH NEWCUM GEORGE W REILLY J. THOMAS TOBIN THE FRESHMAN CLASS MR ROBERT J. SALISBURY 156 cean State SUPERMARKET “PLAZA 44” lit. 44, 39 Putnam Pike Johnston 2S Providence Line Formerly Centredale IGA MON.-Sat. 8 am-9 pm SUN. 8 am-5 pm (401) 568-6434 d . New Construction, Remodeling, Additions, Upper Levels, Dormers MIKE WARHOL Contractor P.O. Box 65 Glendale, R.l. 02826 POSTALL FULL POSTAL SERVICE CENTER • UPS FED. FX. • PACKING SERVICE • FAX: SEND RFC. FAX (401) 272-7840 1478 ATWOOD AVENUE JOHNSTON Rl 02919 • P.O. BOX RENTAL SUPPLIES •OVERSEAS SHIPMENTS 274-8012 i ' ? ' , r v,- w Poulin’s Laundry jhnnnggin iirinmninrTT l 375 Putnam Pike In The New Village Plaza Smithfield SMITHFIELD PEAT COMPANY INC. Wishes Good Luck Good Fortune And Good Times To The “89” Grads 157 Congratulations Matthew And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1989 THE BOUCHARD FAMILY Kerry ’80 Tim ’82 Nancy ’83 Brian ’86 Mom + Dad Congratulations Class Of 1989 From Congratulations Seniors! KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN From The 421 Putnam Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 401-231-9471 FRESHMAN CLASS EST. 1947 IDEAL VENDING INC. COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE 150 Newport Ave. East Providence R.I. 02916 RON MAURICE 431-0895 If You Have Any Appetizers • Sandwiches Specials • Seafood Italian Dinners • Chops Steaks • From $2.95 Shopping To Do At CVS Or Almacs, Bring Your Laundry With You To The: APPLE VALLEY MALL LAUNDROMAT Intesection At Rtes. 44 153 Douglas Pike, Smithfield 231-9621 C. Pezza Son, Inc. stsWicd fcxjxwcdJju} fonJJvcudtoJib 100 IRONS AVENUE LEN PEZZA JOHNSTON, R.l. 02919 PRESIDENT TEL. 401-231-6014 160 ' ftI REF Yearbook 1989 Storag Smithfield High School Yearbook : Anvil 3205100081511-4 rrjfc atf h mUrn. wk 1 jm Hr y( Bv , iHhf . V MH -Jsu. -f. Hj n ' -• ' 9K , Rf-‘ v -A