Cumberland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cumberland, RI)

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Music .IU I-iron! rote. left to I'ltlf7lZ Rosaline Swiech. Bertha Dufly. lflizabeth Hebden. Caroline lastman. Vlary l.ymhurner, lrene Howells. l,aurinda Pereira. Ann Magee. Doris Pendleton. .Serontl rote. slumlilntfz llarold Prescott. Walter Saari. Beatrice Boutiette. Bertha Boutiette. sephine Clhianese. Nlaryrose lielrose. Cienevieve Vwlalach. Dorothy 0'Neill. Judith Cargill. llaul l'oitras. James O'Neill. Third ron: siumfing: John Warfybok. Richard Schoneld. Samuel Sweetman. John Pina. Raymond Nlilos. Armand Desnoyers. Kenneth Tyson. lidwin Adler. Joseph Doris, Joseph ffortleiro. Jesse Carpenter. Joseph Amaral. l.incoln Cook. l'ourlI7 rote. slumlzmfz llenry l'ado. Arthur Angell. Lawrence Mooney. Joseph Mooney. xilfiiiii zr.. ...- Q 3 Q l lsr. .. . . . c 3 ':.-:: ::-:-.- - 1-':f: 2 :5:1-SsSai:5:5:555352555555SsisPs555:5..552g5:s:s:f515:551Sfi 111f'f ' 'AAI l -E:E5:'5E::Es?-F ... alll David Cifasev. George lloitras, Reynold Sousa. .Nrlhur Cfhianese. Robert Robertson. The Orchestra Today. through the efforts of our instruc- tors in music. Cumberland High School eng joys a sound musical organization. Mr. Francis Carney has contributed much in time and effort to the success of the musical program. the ultimate aim of which is the cultivation of knowledge, appreciation. and enjoyment of good music, both popular and classical. The establishment of a course ol study in music from grades l through lZ has laid the foundation for increasingly betf ter orchestras. The enthusiasm which greeted the first orchestra five years ago waxes more spontaneous as time elapses. Now a school assembly would be incomplete without the appearance of the orchestra.

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The enior Dance On November 25. lf?-I6, the Senior Class ushered in its schedule of rictivity with the Senior Dance, held in the high school auditorium in the atmosphere of n French cafe. The affair. successful both socially and financially, wns ar- ranged by Chairman John lilucci. sisted by George Bishop. James Walsh. and Joan Berlozzi. respective chairmen of decorations, refreshments. and chestrn. Committee John Filucci, Chairman Joan Puertozzi James W.1lslu George Bishop Joseph Drew Charles Piorkowski

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I I O O O I O O C I I 0 l I C I O I Music lcd ll lo riqhzz Barbara Menagh. Lucille Vw'all, Suzette Hogg. Jacqueline Leonard, Pnrairi Bxilly Barbara Klll. l.ouise XVall, Ruth Vv'hipple. Patricia Babbitt, tcoml rote s andimz: leresa Dube. Rosaline Swiecb, lVlaureen Casey. Cyrilla Bliss, .loan PDLYIOIII Birbiri Bardsley. Caroline Raluse, Marie Rayner, Doris Pendleton, Mary McCourt, Cirict Rhoidcs Annclle l,aRose, Norma Booth. Claire Monroe. 4 ri L s umlimz: .loseph McVey. .lohn liilucci, Thomas loner, .lames Vxfrighl, .lames N inn Chirlcs Piorkowslci, .Iames NValsh. The Glee Club The Glee Club, under the guidance ol Miss Florence Pickles, made its first public appearf ance at a successful Christmas Concert, held in th: auditorium, before a large gathering of teachers, parents, and friends. Proceeds of this affair were used to buy a tri-combination portable radio, phonograph and recording machine, which is used to good advantage by all classes and clubs ol' the school. Among the varied programs offered bv the combined Girls' and Boys' Clubs were pas triotic assemblies, concerts, and one operetta entitled The Nifty Shop, a presentation by the girls ofthe lower classes. 47