Monsignor Coyle High School - Review Yearbook (Taunton, MA)
- Class of 1957
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Education at Coyle-as in all Catholic schools-is
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FOREWORD
This year, like any other year at Coyle High, has been crammed full of
activities of all sorts. We imagine that in the opinion of the Brothers and
lay teachers this has been an average year with nothing exceptional happen-
ing and with no specific memories. However, to us students it is much more
than that, it is something wonderful and unforgettable. We have lived it
with its difficulties and joys, and from it we have collected memories that
will always be very much a part of us. With camera and pen we have tried
to capture these memories for you and to assemble them in a natural, life-
like manner.
The Review staff, like any other yearbook staff, has attempted to create
a good book, a different book, and still stay on schedule. They have been
beset with the headaches that only a yearbook staff can appreciate. The
staff's reward is the sight of the completed book and the joy that it will
bring to Coyle men everywhere.
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BROTHERS OFvHOLY ckoss 4 ADMINISTRATIQN
Criticism and reaction of modern teens are
so brutally yet disarmingly frank, thereis no
teaching that will keep one more humble than
the teaching of youth. But their appreciation is
so very sincere and their praise so devoid of
adult flattery that, when it does come-spon-
taneous, unrehearsed, uncalculating-is one
of the deepest human joys of the Brotherhood.
And because the stakes are so high in terms
of eternity, there's no type of work more
suited to draw a Brother closer to God, make
him so completely dependent on divine as-
sistance and thus deepen the roots of his own
spiritual life than Working with and for to-
day's teen-agers. It is because of this the
Brothers conduct high schools.
REV. EDWARD J. CORMAN
S.T.B., MA., Ph.D.
Diocesan Superintendent of Schools
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of Studiesg Inter-
BROTHER ALBERTUS SMITH, C.S.C.
BS., University of Notre Dame
M.S., University of Notre Dame
Physicsg Religion Ig Glee Clubg Religious
Bulletin.
BROTHER JOHN KUCHENBROD, C.S.C.
A.B., St. Eclward's University
General Scienceg Mechanical Drawingg ,lun-
ior Prom Moderator.
BROTHER MICHEL MILLER, C.S.C.
A.B., University of Notre Dame
M.A., University of Notre Dame
Latin Ig Religion Ig Faculty Advisor of
Athletics.
BROTHER JOSEPH ROOS, C.S.C.
B.S., University of Notre Dame
Chemistryg Trigonometryg Religion Ilg Sen-
ior Y.C.S. Moderatorg Bookstore.
BROTHER QUENTIN HECARTY, C.S.C.
A.B., University of Notre Dame
M.S., University of Notre Dame
Latin II, III, IVg Magazine Drive Directorg
Freshman Basketball Coach.
BROTHER PHILIP DI PACE, C.S.C.
A.B., St. ,lohnls University
English Ilg Latin Ig Religion Ig Dramatic
Club Moderatong '
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BROTHER ALBERT CIRI, C.S.C.
A.B., St. Edward's University
Biologyg Religion IIg Sophomore Y.C.S.
Moderator.
BROTHER FRANCIS FLAHERTY, C.S.C.
B.S., Seton Hall
Spanish I, IIg Religion IIIg Warrior Mod-
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BROTHER RICHARD O'BRIEN, C.S.C.
A.B., St. Edwards' University
World Historyg Religion Ilg Review Advisor
MR. ROBERT BORERI
B.A., Stonehill College
U.S. Historyg Modern Historyg Alumni Club
President.
MR. HENRY GRIFFIN
A.B., Providence College
English II, III.
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MR. JAMES BURNS
C.A., University of Notre Dame
Director of Athleticsg Typingg Business
Arithmetic.
MR. JAMES KELLEHER
B.A., Stonehill College
Civicsg Economic Geographyg Physical Ed-
ucation.
MR. JOSEPH SCANLON
B.S., Boston College
English IVQ Algebra Ig General Math.
REV MICHAEL JEDNAKOWSKI C S C
Chaplam to the Brothers
MR. JAMES MEEHAN
Physical Plant Engineer
MRS. PATRICIA COREY
School Secretary
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RICHARD ERMENIO ABATI
242 Main Street, Bridgewater
Band 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 45 Dance Committee 8, Ad
Man 45 French Club 33 Band Monogram 4g Business
Manager Review 4.
"Dick" . . . Likeable personality . . . always a willing
worker . . . first class Sax player and faithful member
of the band.
LAWRENCE DAVID ARIETA
1408 Somerset Avenue, Taunton
Dance Committee 3g Intramural Basketball 2, 3.
"Larry" A pleasant personality . . . has many companions
. . . member of the Taunton Clique.
ROBERT JOSEPH ARANIO
35 Pleasant Street, Raynham
Track 3g Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Dance Committee 3:
Intramural Football 1.
"Bob', . . . Future pilot in the U.S.A.F .... popular
with the fairer sex . f . favorite class, Mr. Boreri's 8th
period U.S. History.
ROBERT JOSEPH BELLONZI
17 Clarence Street, Attleboro
Intramural Basketball lg Golf 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee
3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Ig Astronomy Club 2.
"Bob" . . . Leading bass in the Glee Club . . . Fon-
teneau's companion . . . frequents the Taunton C.Y.0.
N ORMAND AIME BOURASSA
1034 Kenmore Street, New Bedford
Glee Club 2, 3g Dance Committee 3.
"Norm" . . . Roller skating enthusiast , . . National
Guardsman . . . unruffled by difficulties.
.IOHN RICHARD BBASSARD
195 Caswell Street, East Taunton
Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 2, 35 Andre
Club 2, 3, Merit Scholarship Testg Cheerleader Mono-
gram 2.
"Johan . . . Top student . . . Latin 4 devotee . . . de-
bator extraordinary . . . active in all phases of school
life . . . Pet Peeve: People who don't believe he is
always right.
STEPHEN C. BOWEN
54- Tanager Road, Attleboro
Warrior 2g Intramural Basketball 3g Stage Crew 25 Top
Salesman Magazine Drive l.
"Steven . . . frequently seen in Taunton . . . rides with
the Attleboro boys . . . a quiet person and a friend of all.
DONALD JOSEPH BBEZINSKI
8 Clark Avenue, Taunton
Baseball 1, Football 3, 4tg Football Monogram 4g Band
1, 2g Scholastic Monogram 2, Spanish Club 3g Intramural
Basketball 3.
"Don" . . . Rugged Fullback in the Varsity Eleven . . .
a good student with a live wit . . . represents Holy
Rosary in basketball and baseball.
DAVID ALAN BURTON WILLIAM GEORGE CAIVIARA
3 Whitehill Street, Taunton 407 Sherman Street, Fall River
Review Associate Editor, Ad Man 4g French Club 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Debate 3: Review Sales
Dance Committee 4. Promotorg Ad Man 4-g French Club 3.
'4Dave" . , . Faithful Review worker . . . came to Coyle "Willie" . . . One of the Fall River Boys . . . well known
in Sophomore year . . . favorite class eighth period U.S. and good natured . . . enj0J'S U govfl basketball game-
History with Mr, "B.n
ANTHONY PAUL CARDOZA HUGH VINCENT CAROLAN
189 Brightman Street, Fall River 276 Plain Street, Stoughton
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate lg Andre Club 2, 33 Track 33FfeHCh Club 3-
Warrior 3g Dramatics 3g Glee Club, Accompanist 4. "Hugh" , , , Spends spare time working at Calls . . .
"Pancho" . . . Loves Churico sandwiches . . . Coyle's PVUWZ of his fill-Shy ties - - - P05-99S50f Uf mam' Uafiefl
official pianist . . . sharp wit . . . well known and liked illlfffllli-
by all.
WILLIAM EDWARD CARTER WILLIAM DANIEL CHAPMAN
17641 Bay Street, Taunton 54 Wentworth Avenue, Stoughton
Intramural Basketball I. Football Ig Basketball 1, 2g Baseball Ig Intramural Bas-
ffgfgfr I I I Resewed but not Shy I I I drives a Chem ketball 2, 3g French Club 35 Dance Committee 3g Class
Convertible . . . friendly and easy to get along with. President 1, 2, 31 Secretary 43 Ad Man 4-
"Clzap" . . . Popular with the Seniors . . . sports en-
thusiast . . . usually seen at the Proms.
WILLIAM FRANCIS CLEMMEY DAVID NELSON CLEVELAND
615 Somerset Avenue, Taunton 230 Green Street, Fairhaven
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee 35 In- Ad Man 4.
IfHmufa1F00fba11 1' "Grover" . . . Joined us during the Soph year . . .
"Clem', . . . Often seen with Mendoza . . . quiet and Fairhaverfs only senior representative . . . cheerful and
serious . . . hails from the Weir. ' fun loving,
GEORGE WILLIAM COLEMAN KEVIN FRANCIS COTTRELL
150 High Street, Somerset 4- North Avenue, Taunton
Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Religion Medal 1, 23 Football 1, 2g Dance Committee 3g Baseball lg Intramural
Andre Club l, 2, 3, 4-g Warrior 2, 3g Oratory 33 Library Bf1SkCthfil1 1, 2, 3? TTCHSUTCT 2-
Staff 39 French Club 3, 46 Merit SCh013fShiP T051 4- "Kean . . . works at Market Basket after school . . .
"George" . . . Top ranking student . . . quiet, reserved, a leader of the Taunton Clique . . . active in the CYO.
and neat in attire.
RONALD LOUIS COURCY PHILIPPE. CAMILLE DENIS
299 Whittenton Street, Taunton 14 Fifth Avenue, Taunton
French Club 2, 3g Archery Club 15 Football 1, Warrior 1. Glee Club 43 Cheerleader 1,. 2, 3, Dance Committee 33
Archery Club 1, French Club 2, 33 Warrior 1.
"Ron" . . . sports his own Plymouth , . . always seen
with Denis . . . Long time member of A8cP staff. "Phil" . . . one of the Whittenton boys . . . former
Coyle High cheerleader . . . quiet and serious.
GERALD PAUL DESMARAIS
1086 Stafford Road, Fall River
Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2g Glee Club 2, 3, Debate 3g
Class Treasurer 39 Intramural Basketball 3.
"Gerry,' . . . Leads an active life at Coyle . . . neat
dresser . . . studious and friendly.
JOHN JOSEPH DONAHUE JR.
154 School Street, Taunton
Library Staff 3, 44 Dance Committee 4g Astronomy Club
25 Review Associate Editorg Andre Club 45 Usher 1,
3, 4, Ad Man 4.
"lack" . . . Loyal member of the Library Staff . . .
beneficial worker in many activities . . . dependable at
all times.
LOUIS LACIDA DESROSIERS
6 Taylor Avenue, Taunton
Cheerleader 1, 25 Clee Club 1, 2, 4.
"Louie" . . . Valuable menzber of the Glee Club . . .
can be found behind the counter at noon . . . popular
and cheerful.
JOHN EDWARD DONOVAN
1245 North High Street, Fall River
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 3g Oratory
35 French Club 3, 43 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, Merit
Scholarship Test.
"Jack" . . . Advocator of products from the Pizza Oven
. . . excellent student . . . Fall Rivefs foremost am-
bassador of good will to Ireland.
JAMES ROBERT DORSEY
10 Woodlawn Street, East Taunton
Football 1, 4-g Football Monogram 413 Basketball 13
Baseball 13 Dance Committee 3g Intramural Basketball
l, 2, 35 Stage Crew 3.
"Jim" . . . One of Bristol Countyls top linemen . .
proud of his hot "Merc" . . . popular and friendly.
RICHARD ARMAND DUSSEAULT
7 Kurts Place, Taunton
Intramural Basketball 35 Stage Crew 3, 4-.
"Dick', . . . Sharp-witted . . . ladies' man . . . active in
C.Y.0 .... versatile and sociable . . . friendly with all.
DAVID ANTHONY DRISCOLL
130 Read Street, Somerset
Basketball 1, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 3.
"Dave" . . . Sharpshooter on the basketball squad . .
resident of Somerset . . . has a good word for all.
LAWRENCE ROLAND EMOND
5 Second Avenue, Taunton
French 2, 3g Ad Man 4.
"Larry', . . . Quiet and good natured . . . easy going
. . . found finishing homework in room 3 before school.
JOSEPH PAUL F ERREIRA
55 Morton Street, Fall River
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Andre Club 2, 3, French
Club 33 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2g Library 3, 4.
"Joe" . . . Member of the Andre Club . . . Excels in
studies . . . quiet but liked by all.
MICHAEL ROBERT GALLACHER
266 Brown Avenue, Seekonk
Glee Club I, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Dance
Committee 3.
"Miken . . . Seekonk's only representative to Coyle . . .
well mannered . . . popular, well liked, and a good
student.
FRANCIS C. FONTNEAU
7 School Street, Attleboro
Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Football lg French Club 2
3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 41.
"Frank" . . . Part of the Attleboro Clique . . . Known
as the "chauffeur" among the boys . . . A loyal friend
THoMAs ANT ,
474 Summer Stree
Intramural Basket
"Tom,' . . . quiet
Bridgewaterites .
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natured . . .- one of the few remaining
. . affable and' unassuming.
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PAUL BRIAN GATANTI
36 W. Park Street, Brockton
Basketball 13 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Andre Club
3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 4g Prom Committee 3.
"Paul" . . . Hails from Brockton . . . plays a good game
of basketball . . . well known and well liked.
JOHN RICHARD GAY ' .
236 Bay Street, Taunton
Intramural Football lg Dance CommitteA3, 4g Golf 1, 23
Scholastic Monogram.
"John" . . . Quiet, but well liked . . . a serious student
. . . good worker . . . capable and courteous.
PAUL EMILE GAUDREAU
44 Maple Street, Attleboro
Ad Man 4-g Dance Committee 4.
"Paul" . . . Came to Coyle in Junior year . . . good
natured . . . early riser . . . a perennial smile.
RICHARD R. GONCALO
90 Washington Avenue, Somerset
Basketball 1, 2, 4g Intramural Basketball 3g Spanish
Club 2, 3.
"Dick" . . . Hot shot with the basketball squad . . .
well known by another name . . . popular student from
Somerset.
RICHARD ROBERT GONSALVES
155 East Street, Mansfield
Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ad Man 4.
. . . Hails from the thriving metropolis of Mans-
field . . . quiet and conscientious . . . serious at work.
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GERALD JOHN HARKINS
56 Center Street, Raynham
Baseball lg Art Club lg Intramural Basketball 2, 33
Dance Committee 33 Track 3.
"Gerry" . . . Sociable and energetic . . . always ready
with a smile . . . a neat dresser . . . popular.
RICHARD PETER GRANITO
218 Pelham Street, Fall River
Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Merit Scholarship Testg Clee
Club 23 Debate 35 Spanish Club 3.
"Dick" . . . Sports a hot Ford . . . popular with the
boys . . . studious, but fun loving.
FRANCIS ROGER HOFFMANN
1054 Bay Street, Taunton
Football lg Stage Crew 4g Baseball Monogram 3, 45
Intramural Basketball 3g Dance Committee 33 Baseball
1, 2, 3, 4.
"Roger', . . . Coyle's answer to Yogi Berra . . . con-
scientious student . . . expert on pipes . . . "Tonga" . . .
goes all out for school activities.
RICHARD P. HOFFMANN
1054 Bay Street, Taunton
Baseball lg Stage Crew 4g Intramural Basketball 3g Dance
Committee 3.
"Rich" . . . other half of the Hoffmann team . . .
active in CYO sports . . . member of the Whittenton
sect . . . quiet and easy to get along with.
CORNELIUS FRANCIS KILEY PHILIP R LA FRANCE
28 West Britannia Street, Taunton 333 Washington Street Taunton
Baseballlg Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Scholastlc Monogram 1 2 Merit Scholarship Test Ad
"Connie" . . . Always enjoys a good laugh . . . anxious Manll' Warrior 1
to please . . . serious thinker and well-liked Senior. Phi Gvvd Student CSPCCWZZJ' W Eflgll-Sh
JOSEPH MICHAEL LARZAZ PETER H. LAVAULT
22 Godfry Street, Taunton 500 Montgomery Street, Fall River
Basketball Ig Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Dance Com- Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Debate 3g Basketball 35
mittee 3g Glee Club fit. French Club 3g Glee Club 4.
"foe" . . . One of the taller men around school . . . "Lefty" . . . Member of the Fall River Trio . . . re-
Holy Rosary's contribution to Coyle . . . favorite class, liable . . . good natured . . . capable basketball player
seventh period, room 10 . . . capable and serious.
CARL DANIEL LORDEN DANIEL THOMAS LOWNEY
110 Hart Street, Taunton 232 Fifth Street, Fall River
Basketball 1, 2g Football Ig Intramural Basketball 39 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Debate 1, 2g Ticket Seller 15
Dance Committee 3, 4. Dance Committee 3, 4.
"Carl" . . . Member of the Taunton clique . . . quiet "Dan" . . . Hails from Fall River . . . likes to take life
and well mannered . . . neat dresser . . . sociable. as it comes . . . his hair is short, but his friendship is
lasting.
JEROME FRANCIS LOWNEY
291 South Street, Somerset
Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Monogram 4, Andre Club 1.
'flerryl' . . . plays a hot horn in the band . . . has an
infectious smile . . , serious student and a goodvworker.
PAUL MAILLOUX
14 Edna Street, New Bedford
Ad Man 45 Dance Committee 4.
"Pauly . . . Quiet and reserved . , . called "Rocky" by
a few select friends . . . hard-working student . . . a
gentleman at all times. '
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PAUL RICHARD LYONS
Q Purchase Street, Taunton
Glee Club 3g Dance Committee 3, 4g Basketball 1g As-
sociate Business Manager Reviewg French Club 3,
"Paul" . . . Spends some time in AcS'cP . . . friendly and
sociable . . . a good word for all.
PAUL DUFFY MARTIN
43 Clifford Street, Taunton
Football 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Dance Com-
mittee 3, 4.
"Paul" . . . Larzazfs associate during seventh period . . .
never at a loss for words . . . combination of wit and
enthusiasm.
LAWRENCE VIERA MENDES JR.
77 Church Street, Raynham
lntramural Basketball 1, 2g Ad Man 4.
"Larry', . . . A true Coyle admirer . . . studious and
helpful . . . A loyal friend. 4 VL
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JOSEPH JAMES MIRANDA
26 Buffington Street, Somerset
Art Club 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 39 Andre
Club 3g Warrior 3.
"foe" . . . one of the boys from Somerset . . . a good
student . . . qualities of a gentleman . . . says much
in a few words.
JOSEPH NORMAN MENDOZA
Elm Street, Dighton
Football 1-3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3.
"Norm" . . . A great friend of Clemmey . . . Hails from
Dighton . . . a carefree yet confident student.
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THOMAS JOSEPH MOITOZA
70 Tremont Street, Taunton
Intramural Football 13 Ad Man 4.
"Tom" . . . St. Anthonyls gift to Coyle . . . converses
with "Braz', in Spanish . . . calm and gentlernanly.
PHILIP JOHN MORRIS
262 Robinson Avenue, South Attleboro
Glee Club 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Intramural
Football lg Astronomy Club 2.
"Phil" . . . cheerful disposition . . . an asset to the
Glee Club . . . appreciates a good joke . . . good student.
.IAMES JOHN MULLINS
134 Packard Street, Brockton
Ad Man 4.
"Moon" . . . Advocate of the crew cut . . . carefree and
easy going . . . always seen reading N, Y. Times.
RICHARD ALLEN MORRIS
11 Pearl Street, Taunton
Vice President 2, 35 Archery Club 1, Baseball lg Foot-
ball 1, 23 Football Monogram 25 Basketball 15 Intramural
Basketball 3, Dance Committee 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 35
Track 3, French Club- 1.
"Dick,' . . , Liked by all who, know him . . . quick to
smile . . . reliable and capable . . . plans to take up
engineering
THOMAS F. MURPHY
25 Ashland Street, Taunton
Class Treasurer lg Scholastic Monogram lg Football lg
Baseball 1, 2, Dance Committee 33 Spanish Club 39
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3.
"Tom" . . . Piersall's greatest fan . . . Virgil's right
hand man . . . plans to attend Holy Cross and study
dentistry.
BRIAN CHRISTOPHER MCCANN
314 Fifth Street, Fall River
Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball I, 25 Dance
Committee 3, 4.
'5Brian', . . . magnetic personality . . . keen sense of
humor . . . thoroughly enjoys himself.
FRANCIS MICHAEL NORTON
39 Jefferson Street, Taunton
Library Staff 3, 4g Football Ig Declamation 1, 2g5,Oratory
3, 4-g General Manager Magazine Drive 45 Dance Com-
mittee 3g Art Club lg Merit Scholarship Test, Scholastic
Monogram I, 2, 3, 4.
"Frank" . . . excellent student . . . sharp wit . . . well
liked . . . a loyal booster of all activities,
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RONALD MCGRATH s
Barrows Street, Barrowsville
Intramural Basketball 2g Intramural Football 2g Dance
Committee 4t.
"Ron" . . . Noted for his Ford . . . Barrowsvillefs only
senior representative . . . quiet and friendly.
FRANCIS MICHAEL O,BOY
53 School Street, Taunton
Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Monogram fig Intramural
Basketball 2, 3g Boys' State Representative 3g Declamation
3g Oratory 3, 4+g Dance Committee 3g Merit Scholarship
Testg Track 3.
"Rock" . . . Stalwart on the Coyle line . . . industrious,
well mannered, leader of the Seniors . . . hopes to
attend N. D.
EUGENE JOSEPH O'BRIEN
9 Dana Street, Taunton
Art Club l, 25 Dance Committee 3, 4g Track 3.
"Gene" . . . Coyle's answer to Al Capp . . . talkative
. . . enjoys a good laugh . . . noted for his cartooning
ability.
WILLIAM .l. OTIS
209 Pearl Street, Brockton
Dance Committee 4g Glee Club lg Stage Crew lg Andre
Club 45 Merit Scholarship Test.
"Bill" . . . takes pride in his set of wheels . . . quiet
and well mannered . . . commutes from Brockton.
FRANCIS J. O'REAGAN
29 Winter Street, Fall River .
Art Club l, 2g Intramural Football l.
"Frank" . . . Fall River's own prodigy . . . takes a
happy-go-lucky attitude on life . . . favorite period: lunch.
RONALD JOHN PATRIANI
52 Walnut Street, Mansfield
Football 1-39 Intramural Basketball 2-43 Dance Com-
mittee 4g Math Club 4g Merit Scholarship Testg Andre
Club 4.
"Ron" . . . Drives a sharp pick-up . . . favorite subjects
are science and math . . . a pleasant and sociable person.
DANIEL THOMAS PERDICAO
33 Monk Street, Stoughton
Intramural Football 15 Intramural Basketball 35 Warrior 3.
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PHILIP ROGER PERRA
264 Washington Street, Taunton
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 3 41 French Club 2
Intramural Basketball 1 2' Dance Commlttee 3
"Dann . . . An army reservist . . . frequently seen in gym 1 r
during lunch . . . plans to become a record spinner. "Phil" . . . Handy man backstage very popular and
well liked . . . good sense of humor
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DONALD FRANCIS PERRAULT
10 Waverly Street, Taunton
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Business
Manager Review 45 Library Staff 4-5 Dance Committee
3, 45 Merit Scholarship Test.
"Don" . . . found in library 8th period . . . plans to
take up engineering . . . member of the A8cP crew.
RICHARD HENRY REC
17 State Street, Taunton
Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1
Dance Committee 3.
"Dick" . . . the Wliittenton
un homme tres comme il faut.
RICHARD P. RILEY GRANVILLE EDWARD ROBBINS
110 Baldwin Street, Fall River 252 West Main Street, Norton
Debate 2, 3g Dance Committee 4g Social Editor Review PTOEFHITI Seller 22 Ticker Seller 33 Ad M311 4'-
4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3.
"Rip" . . . effervescent . . . sees fun in all things that
come his way . . . member of crowd around Camara's
locker after second period.
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THOMAS JAMES SCHOFIELD
8 Jefferson Street, Taunton
Dance Committee 3g Baseball lg Football 1, 2g Intramural
Basketball 1, 2, 3g Intramural Football 1.
"Tama . . . Usually seen at all Coyle activities . .
calm . . . appreciates a good joke.
"Granville" . . . Carefree . . . enjoyed his football pro-
gram selling career . , . "Got the paper?"
PAUL E. SHACHOY
660 Cohannet Street, Taunton
Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Monogram 45 Warrior 2, 3g Re-
view Art Editorg Swing Band 3, 43 Dance Committee
3, 4g Merit Scholarship Test.
"Paul" . . . Popular member of the band . . . plays a
hot licorice stick . . . good student , . . neat dresser
RICHARD ALFRED SOUCY WALTER A. SCROZINSKI
5 Garden Street, Attleboro 184- Van Buren Street, Taunton
Andre Club 3g Archery Club 2g Ad Man 4. Archery Club Ig Scholastic Monogram I, 25 Merit
"Dick,' . . . Expert on cigars . . . Gene Krupa of the Scholarshlp Test'
Attleboro C.Y.0 .... occupies front seat in French 3. "Walt" . . . takes his school work seriously . . . a great
buddy of Phil . . . quiet and cooperative.
TIMOTHY JOHN TAYLOR RICHARD NORMAN THIBERT
26 Russell Street, Taunton 720 South Main Street, Attleboro
Warrior 1, 2, 3, 45 Review Sports Editorg Junior Prom French Club 1, 2? Intramural BHSkCib3H 19 Ad M2111 4-
Chairfrla-r1S Art 1, 25 Play Pllbliciw 3- "Dick" . . . Hails from Attleboro . . . affectionately
"Tim" . . . Coyle's answer to Dave Egan . . . possesses known by another 'lame - - - Ownfff Of 0 quidfi friendly
a sharp wit and a cryptic tongue . . . can often be seen smile.
around the depot.
GEORGE LAWRENCE TORMEY RICHARD FRANCIS TRACY
163 Washington Street, Taunton 6 Hopewell Street, Taunton
Football lg Stage Crew 25 Band 2, 3, 4-3 Review Pho- Library Staff 45 Ad Man 4-5 Dance Committee 3, 4.
tographer 3, 45 Warrior 3, 4. "Dick" . . . a serious and well mannered student . . . V
"George" . . . Known for his work as a shutterbug . . . commonly found in Library workroom . . . capable with
actgve member of the band . . . quiet, faithful, and genuine school spirit.
stu iaus.
JOHN EDWARD TRAVERS EDWARD EMMETT WALSH
366 Bayview Street, Fall River 11 Hodges Avenue, Taunton
Intramural Basketball 1-3g Art Club 2g French Club 2. Football lg Football, Basketball, Baseball Manager 1, 25
ffchaakv . a A always ready ta laagh . l l papalar among Student Manager Monogram 1, 25 Dance Committee 3.
the seniors . . . a pleasing personality with plenty of "Ted" . . . Another photo bug . . . noted for his career
school spirit. as a manager . . . easy to get along with . . . willing
worker.
RICHARD S. WELLS JOHN COLEMAN WHITE
110 Water Street, Stoughton
"Dick" . . . The pride of Stoughton . . . Good-natured
. . . Has gained many friends at Coyle.
24 Fruit Street, Taunton
Cheerleader 2, 3g Baseball lg Intramural Basketball 1,
2, 3g Intramural Football 1.
"Coleman" . . . Remembered for his cheerleading as an
underclassman . . . Has an active interest in Coyle . . .
Friendly and cooperative.
JULIAN LEON WITENGIER
1396 Plymouth Avenue, Fall River
Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3g Merit Scholar-
ship Testg Andre Club 2, 3, 4-3 Intramural Football 1.
"Wit" . . . Always ready to lend a hand . . . smart
dresser . . . amicable andlquick to make friends..
ARMAND JOSEPH YELLE
82 School Street, Taunton
Intramural Football 13 Library Staff 35 French Club 3,
45 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Review Editor-in-
Chiefg Ad Man 4g Dance Committee 43 Merit Scholar-
ship Test.
"Armand" . . . Hard driving editor of the Review . . .
excels in studies . . . often seen at C.Y.0 .... plans to
take up teaching . . . popular and sociable.
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First row: R. Laine, R. Guillette, S. Koss, D. DeThomas, P. Dooley, D. McMorrow. Second row:
F. Bartek, J. Lewis, A. F. Correia, R. Freccero, R. Greco, R. Schriever, P. Levis, E. Reilly
Third row: R. Poyant, W. Driscoll. L. Morin, C. Arguin, R. Lima, J. Lima.
First row: J. Crowley, P. Schriever, E. Cunniff, C. Donovan, D. Nichols, K. Perry. Second row:
J. Ricketts, P. Frazier, D. Lowney, D. Ryan, J. McNamara, F. McAuley, D. George, T. Cushman.
Third row: D. Stuart, W. McNally, C. Trainor, D. McDermott, J. Carvalho, D. Nerney.
JU IORS
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First row: R. Boyer, J. McAloon, F. Longo, A. Bagge, R. Murphy, F. Tabak. Second row
R. Grace, K. Meyer, R. Clark, W. Mazzoleni, J. Haggerty, D. Cracia, R. Couto, W. Purdy
Third row: J. Raposa, C. Cote, A. Desrosiers, P. Fraga, R. Lowe, N. Sharkey.
First row: M. St. Pierre, D. Sullivan, C. Riendeau, P. Menard, F. Fitzsimmons, J. Conroy.
Second row: W. Devereaux, G. Couveia, D. Yelle, K. Welch, A. R. Correia, R. Demers, M.
Barber, K. Sullivan. Third row: M. Nolan, D. Cardin, T. Robbins, D. Robistow, W. Lowney,
D. Bunavicz, P. Lorranger.
JU IORS
First row: J. Kennedy, F. Rezendes, N. Racine, J. Lariviere, G. Sousa, H. Aubut. Second row:
A. Porier, G. Costa, S. Turkalo, R. McMorrow, T. Cummings, B. McManus, J. Rego, L. Pepin.
Third row: R. Bishop, E. Mahoney, W. Hughes, R. Riendeau, T. Kendall, R. Legere.
First row: R. LeFrancois, W. Precourt, R. Sears, J. Mador, J. Dubena, J. Corbett. Second row:
P. Sullivan, J. Doherty, R. Dufresne, E. Correia, H. Forcier, J. Harrington, D. Hutchinson
J. Coogan. Third row: R. Rebello, J. Harney, T. Wynn, J. Collins, E. Smith, S. D'Arruda
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Tnw-z1slll'm'. John Zawackig SPc'rvlal'y. Ffclwaml Hoyle: l'n'f-sislmll. Pete:
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SOPHCMORES
First row: R. Desrosiers, C. Croteau, D. Roach, J. Vicino, D. Thomas, R. Cazemiro. Second
row: T. O'Keefe, J. Reynolds, T. McCracken, R. Verrier. T. Mikuiis, J. Robertson, H. White.
G. Tomase. Third row: R. Houde, J. Levis, P. McCaffrey, P. Cazzola, F. Pagnini, F. Antosca.
First row: R. Pothier, C. Sylvia, P. Bartek, K. Chorlton, W. Fanning, J. Boyle. Second row:
J. Czekanski, A. Balthazar, D. Paquin, D. Pontes, G. Freitas, P. Wilkey, A. Donovan, H. Taft
R. Stefanik, A. DeCosta. Third row: R. Boardman, L. Colbert, R. Dowd, T. Bourne, E. Blake
M. Branzell, M. O'Hearne. I
SGPHOMGRES
First row: D. Carmichael. K. Ryan. J. Kerrigan, R. Lukaszewski, P. Trucchi, J. Morrisey
Second row: E. Eddy, T. McCunniff. R. St. Germain. M. Demers. E. O'Nei1, D. Trucchi, G
Curran, H. Mathieu. Third row: J. Daley, C. Martin, E. Kaloust, C. Hoye, T. B. Cunniff, R. Yelle
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First row: B. Curtis, F. Clynes, L. L'Homme, R. Seneca, C. Pimento, W. Murphy. Second row:
R. Mattos, J. Rausch. W. Silva. J. Campeau. T. O'Brien, R. Levesque, R. Brouillette, E.
Teixeira. Third row: R. Blackader, R. Fay, A. Costa, P. Sheehan, L. Legace, E. DeChellis.
SOPHOMORES
First row: D. O'Reilly. C. McEachern, B. Bird, W. Orsi, D. Taylor, J. Dooley. Second row
R. Hall, M. Fales, R. Camache, J. Hanieski, R. Fagan, F. Pino, J. Byrne, L. Asack. Third ro
J. Conlon, J. Edwards, J. Sparks, J. McCabe, S. Roach, R. Craney.
First row: G. Caron, J. Cross, J. Dutra, R. Webster, D. McKinney, L. McGovern. Second row:
E. Labrecque, J. Madigan, A. Gibbons, J. Zawacki, J. Wheeler, W. McAloon, T. Unsworth,
J. Dansereau. Third row: E. Boyle, R. Getchell, T. Hanford, R. Desrosiers, R. Munier, A.
Poirier, S. Hewey.
FRESHVIAN CLASS OFFICERS
Secretary, Paul 0'Boyg President, John Kalrle: Vice President, William
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To recreate pictorially all the
events of this school year is well
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run along separate lines of thought.
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On August 16, Brother Christian observes the twenty-
fifth anniversary of his profession of vows in the Con-
gregation of Holy Cross. In the course of these years
he has seen service at Cathedral High School, Indian-
apolis, Indiana, from 1936 to 1944, Central Catholic
High School, Monroe, Michigan, from 1944 to 1950,
and Vincentian Institute, Albany, New York, 1950 to
1955. In these last two schools Brother served as prin-
cipal. Completing his undergraduate and graduate work
at the University of Notre Dame, Brother has also done
graduate work at Fordham University and the Catholic
University of America.
On this happy occasion of his silver jubilee as a
Brother of Holy Cross, We, the students and faculty,
wish to convey our congratulations and best wishes. May
God grant him many more fruitful years in the cause
of Catholic education and Holy Cross.
Ad multos annos, Brother!
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Has the desire Wto be
longn separated you
from the sacrament of Love?
The most deceptive angle of this cor
sideration is that sin is not a part of
'the picture. When one lists the three
com on reasons which prevent one from
receiving Christ: ll mortal sin, 21 fail-1
' ure to observe the prescribed fast, and
31 religious indifference - then one can
see that the third is the most deadly,anf
e lack of will power in observing
ond leads to it.
t positively. Make the effort to
a regular weekly co municant? You
excuseg you belong to an enlightf
ration. Weekly communion is im-
to your family life, your parish
, and the moral stamina of your
ty and country. Isn't that what
we believe?
ontinue to remember in your pray-
Mrs. James Meehan who is still
seriously ill at Morton Hospital,
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THE A DRE CLUB
The Andre Club, under the capable direc-
tion of Brother Thomas, is an organization
for those students interested in a possible
religious vocation to the priesthood and
Brotherhood.
Talks on the life and work of the priestly
and religious vocation by Brother Thomas
are supplemented with literature to provide
a fuller understanding and appreciation of
these high vocations.
From time to time, trips are organized to
seminaries and religious houses to provide
first-hand contact with the life.
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RETREAT
Time out . . . for God
The annual retreat, coming
at the first three days of Holy
Week, affords an excellent op-
portunity for self-appraisal and
reflection on religious truths.
The conferences, recitative
Masses, question periods and
time alloted for serious read-
ing play a big part in provid-
ing meaningful significance to
our student life at Coyle. To
pray well, study well and play
well is our reason for being at
Coyle.
man stands for nothin
"If a g,
he will fall for anything."
FATHER JAMES KELLER, M.M.
Founder of the Christophers
Man is incomplete unless he knows Cod mans work is undone
unless he serves Cod.
VCCATICN
DAY MASS
'tlf We think of Godls plan
for His Church, we might liken
it to a vast mosaic. Seen close
at hand the design of a mosaic
is not always clear, and what is
obvious is the number of pieces
of glass of different colors and
of every shape and size that go
to make it up. Seen at a dis-
tance, only the design and the
glowing color attract the eye.
So in the Church of God, the
glory that will be finally re-
vealed is not always clear in
its day to day activity. We see
problems and persecutions, dif-
ficulties and dangers, and we
see all the differing members
who are joined together in the
Church. Seen at the perspective
of final judgment the Bride of
Christ will be of unsurpassed
Reverend John E. Boyd, Monsignor James Dolan and Bishop Connolly.
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Bishop Connolly with Coyle and St. Mary's students, following the Vocation Day Mass.
beauty, and each of the ap-
parently plain pieces will have
made its contribution to this.
A priest, a Brother, or a
sister may seem plain or his
task plain. But the people and
the tasks are completely neces-
sary to the building up of the
Church of our age and the
church of our age is the trans-
mitter to future ages of all that
has gone before, since through
the Crucifixion Christ became
our atonement to God."
Archbishop Richard J.
Cushing, D.D.
The May Vocation Day Mass
was held at St. Mary's Church,
Taunton. Bishop Connolly was
in attendance and the sermon
was given by Father .lohn E.
Boyd.
Y. C. S.
YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS
Young Christian students, a newly or-
ganized activity at Coyle, has for its chief
object to train students in realizing that the
future of the Church depends in a great
measure on the lay person. Pope Pius XII
has frequently stressed the importance of
Catholic Action among the lay people. lt
is the layman that comes in daily contact
with others both in the Faith and out of
the Faith. How the Catholic or Christian
acts will determine whether or not he will
influence his companions, lives for the bet-
ter or for the worse. By reading the life of
Christ in the Gospels and studying how the
God-Man acted, the members decide how
they should act and what they could do to
improve their manner of living. The Sen-
iors, Juniors, and Sophomores each have
a Hcelli' composed of seven or eight mem-
bers. The cell meets every two weeks to
read and discuss the topic for discussion
and the Gospel narrative related to the
topic. After seeing how Christ acted and
deciding how they should act, the members
plan means and Ways of acting according
to the Gospel Model. External works that
would help increase the spiritual lives of
the student body are also within the scope
of the Y.C.S. Any student who is desirous
of becoming a lay apostle for Christ by
improving his daily living chiefly through
spiritual reading of the Holy Scripture and
other inspiring books is welcome to be-
come a member of the Y.C.S.
Brother Albert's Sophomore cell meets. Left to right: R. Houde, J. Levis, P. Gazzola, Brother
Albert, C. Hoye and R. Verrier.
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overcome evil by good."
fRomans 12:21 J
R. Bellonzi and D. DeThomas read thoughts from Father Keller's "One Moment, Please"
over the P.A.
DRAMATICS
PROMS
PUBLICATIONS
ASSEMBLIES
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LIBR RY STAFF
The smooth operation of the
Coyle Library is, to a great degree,
accomplished hy this volunteer
group, which assists in all phases
of library work under the direction
of Brother Thomas, C.S.C.
Processing new hooks, repairing
old ones, binding magazines and
keeping the stacks in order make
up the hulk of their work.
Any upperclassman interested in
the inner workings of a library is
invited to join this staff.
The staff hard at work. Left to right: J. Donahue, D.. Perrault, R. Tracy, I
McA1oon, F. Norton.
Top: J. Ferreira and F. Longo repair much-used books.
Bottom: S. Hewey and Brother Richard look over a
new display of books.
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The magazine drive for 1956 was
under the direction of Brother Quentin,
C.S.C., and his very capable slide-rule
assistant, Frank Norton. Though falling
short of its lofty goal of ifS5,000 in sales,
the drive made it possible to purchase a
set of portable basketball hackboards
that many boys are making use of be-
fore and after school and during the
lunch periods. Individual honors for
high salesman went for the third year
in a row to Junior, Louis McAdams with
315114 in sales. Freshmen William Con-
treras and Joseph Callaghan also topped
the 3100 mark with 35119 and 35101 re-
spectively. Brother lVlichel's homeroom
with its 3650 and 18329 quota topped
all the rooms and these boys are look-
ing forward to their trip to Fenway Park
for a Red Sox game in the spring.
Above: Top salesman L. McAdams and Brother Quentin, C.S.C.
Below: F. O'Boy, W. Hoye, F. Norton, D. Brezinski, F. Fitzsimmons and W
Chapman check the day's returns.
Bottom left :X Brother Quentin and J. Callaghan.
Bottom right: Coyle's top salesmen pose with Brother Quentin and Mr. Schultz
Curtis representative.
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STAGE CRE
Prop construction, painting,
lighting and curtain come un-
der the capable hands of the
Stage Crew. The success of a
performance d e p e n d s in a
great measure on the smooth
operation of this indispensable
segment of play production.
Left to right: J. Haggerty, F. R. Hoffman, D. DeThomas, P, Catanti
P. Perra, R. Hoffmann, D. Dusseault and Brother Philip. C.S.C.
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Ouellette, N. Sharkey, M. Fales, E. Smith, C. Trainor, J. Kennedy. Second row: J. Silva, A.
Poirier, L. Champagne, D. Paquin, R. Bishop, R. Rehello, P, Menard, R. Ahati, D. Casey, D.
Bunavicz, D. Roach, R. Grace. Third row: G. Boiros, D. Lowney, M. Picciandra, E. Fitzgerald,
J. Dutra, R. Gamache, J. Sparks, R. Webster. Fourth row: R. Gonsalves, R. Croteau, R. Czaya,
J. Cross, R. Hall, J. Doherty, G. Tormey, P. Shachoyi J. Lowney, W. Silva, D. Carmichael. 5
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and R. Consalves.
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Director, BROTHER ALBERTUS, C.S.C. .
Accompanist, P. CARDOZA
GLEE CLUB OFFICERS-A. R. Correia, Treasurerg R. Bellonzi, Presidentg P
Perra, Vice Presidentg S. Turkalo, Librarian.
FIRST TENORS:
M. Black R. Bellonzi
L. Lagace E. Blake
R. Luiz S. Dowd
K. Meyer P. Fortin
E. Pereira P. Frazier
C. Pimento T. Gallagher
P. Sullivan J. Larzaz
E. Teixeira T. O'Keefe
P. Wade P. O'Leary
D. Webster J. Rausch
D. Thomas
C. Tomase
S. Turkalo
P. Wilkey
FIRST BASSES:
SECOND TENORS:
J. Balthazar
R. Brouillette
G.'C0sta
L Desrosiers
D Erwin
F Fontneau
G Freitas
E. Mahoney
C. Martin
R Murphy
W. Murphy
P. Morris
P. Perra
J. Ricketts
SECOND BASSES:
J. Campeau
L. Colbert
A. R. Correia
P. Denis
P. LaVau1t
J. Levis
R. Pothier
H. Taft
D. Trucchi
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Under the sensitive hand of
Brother Eldred, the combined
band and Glee Club gave a
joint concert on the evenings
of May 7th, Sth, and 9th,
Selections ranging from the
semi-classical '6The Chocolate
Soldiern to Beethoven's HVic-
tory Overturef, were per-
formed with polish and ver-
satility. With the stirring
strains of 4'The Battle Hymn
of the Republicf, and amid a
tumultuous a p p 1 a u s e, the
Coyle music men brought
down the curtain on another
successful season.
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Left to right: P. Shachoy, J. Dutra, J. Conlon, W. Sroczinski.
Below, left to right: F. Boucher, R. Poirier, E. LaBrecque, J. Buczek
"A BOY NAMED
BELlLAH"
A three-act play by Jay Tobias and
under the direction of Brother Philip,
C.S.C., was one of the highlights of the
first semester. The major roles were
played by F. Fitzsimmons, J. Sparks, R.
Bishop, J. Lariviere, W. Devereaux, R.
McMorrow, R. Rebello, and D. Roach.
St. lVIary's High School's D. Sullivan,
J. Bouchard, I. Miller, C. Tonry, J.
Benoit, E. Cayer, P. Cooper, and K.
Corrigan.
ln addition to providing us with a
first-rate comedy, the play introduced to
Coyle the character "Tongo," who was
so overwhelmed at his favorable recep-
tion that he attached himself to the foot-
ball team as their mascot.
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' Under the leadership of Brother John,
C.S.C., and to the theme of Henry Cot-
trell and his orchestra, the Junior Class
successfully put on their annual class
dance. Among the many emhellishments
were a huge chandelier, snowflake de-
signs, snowmen with top hats and canes
and other winter scenes.
But the complete story of the Prom
could not possibly he told here. The
exciting feeling of the Juniors. knowing
that this was THEIR dance, that they
helped to make it, or the thrill of the
student's first prom can never effectively
he put into words. Nor can the enjoy-
ment and the sense of relaxation truly
he expressed. The memories can always
he recalled that went with the decora-
tions that were taken down from the hall
as souvenirs. Many of the evening's high-
lights are lacking here, hut the lrig thing
that should he mentioned is-the sim-
plicity of the evening-the simplicity of
the quiet pleasures of the Coyle High
School Junior Prom.
Left to right: D. Yelle and N. Griswold, F. Longo and S. Lavoie, L. Conroy and C.
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less,
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Wlgre has
V e need for charity so
ecuticm of the faithful by the God-
we should keep in mind
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theme of the pxom but I wxll say
thxs lf you mlss thxs event you will
be mxssmg one of the blg social
events of the lem As an added at-
ractlon the mothers ard fathers of
he students who are gomsf
end the Prom wll'
rop in arf"
we given by
evls of No.
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love for all mankind for thg sake of our Saviour
all men,
who
and
redeem
Associate Editors D. DeThomas and W.
Precourt examine the merits of a
candid shot.
THE WARRIOR
Improvement implies change and
change there was aplenty this year.
At mid-year the format and size
was changed, enabling inclusion of
more news, pictures and features.
Another first was the relocation of
the paperls office to the newly re-
decorated offices in the Annex.
Under the direction of Brother
Philipg C.S.C., The Warrior, like
a fine wine and a cherished hriar,
improves with age.
The staff of Wa1'rior is hopeful
that the students will like their re-
vamped Warrio1', and from every
indication, they will have no reason
to he disappointed.
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Co-Editors ,,,.,,.,,,.,........ Richard McMorrow and Brian McManus
Associate Editors ............ David DeThomas and Walter Precourt
Sports Editors ,,,.,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Tim Taylor and James Coyne
Staff Photographer ,,,,,..,,,.....,.........,.............Y.,,....,.... George Tormey
Staff Typists .............,.. Richard McMorrow and Brian McManus
Contributors-Robert Loew, Arthur Balthazar, John Kennedy,
Frederick lVlcAuley, John McNamara, George Souza, James
Doherty, Paul Dooley, Peter Sullivan, Timothy Robbins,
Terrance Kendall, Douglas Roach, Louis McAdams, Walter
Hughes, Peter Schriever and David Stuart.
REVIEW STAFF
These pages are essentially for
the purpose of rewarding in some
way the sincere efforts of those
who have contributed in a great
measure to any success the RE-
VIEW niay enjoy. Without some-
one to carry out the h u g e
amounts of detail work necessary
in such a publication it would be
impossible for us to assemble
this book. W '
This year's REVIEW is-as in
those of the past-essentially a
book by the students. To these
Coylemen who have worked so
faithfully, we wish to take this
opportunity of publicly thank-
ing them for all they have done
in-1 helping 'us assemble a book
for Vyou'that will in years to
come, recall the memories of this
past year.
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P. LaVault, D.'Perrault, Business Manager, P. Lyons and R. Abati.
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OFFICE HELPER
Checking the absentee list are P. Sullivan, P. Perra, L. Desrosiers and A. Balthazar.
Giving a helpful hand in
the running of the school
o ff i c e, these Coylemen
greatly contribute efficiency.
Collecting attendance slips,
making up the daily list of
absentees and running er-
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RALLY
SSEMBLY
The Fall River boys filled with
enthusiasm sta ed their pep rally
prior to the Coyle Durfee football
ame The a embly was filled with
surprises 1nclud1n visit
'4Tongo," and a special appearance
of '4The Libberf' The spirit gen-
erated by the student gathering
spilled out onto Hopewell Park the
next day, when the Warrior football
squad, playing a tremendous game,
went down to defeat by two touch-
downs at the hands of a highly
favored Durfee.
THE THANKSGIVING-TAUNTON
GAME ASSEMBLY
The big game of the year was responsible
for the biggest rally of the year. The show
got off with a comic opera, 4'Trial By Jury"
fwith apologies to Gilbert and Sullivanl
staged by the Glee Club. The Taunton foot-
ball team was sentenced to be beaten by
Coyle. "Tongo" made another appearance,
as well as "The Little Warrior.7' The Three
Shaves and a Haircut Worked Taunton into
a lather with their antics. Two varsity start-
ers, Brezinski and Turkalo, were included in
a trio which also performed. The rally must
have helped in some Way, for the next day
the Warriors beat Taunton 12-7.
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Best Game-Qiagainst Taunton
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Biggest Thrill-Tackling Russ Gibson
I of Durfee for a loss in the
Armistice Day gamtf.
E FRANCIS O'BOY Hnocla'
No. 82, L.T., 5' 10, 180-Taunton
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R. Schriever, .l. Zawacki. Second row: L. McGovern, E. O'Neill, R. Houde, E. Cunniff, R
Demers, D, Yclle, F. O'Boy, N. Racine, D, Sullivan. Third row: A. Gibbons, F. Longo, D
Hutchinson, P. Levis, S. Turkalo, D. Brezinski, E. Reilly. J. Daly, R. Greco, Coach Burns
Fourth row: E. Borges, P. Gazzola, M. Nolan. A. R. Correia, J. Dorsey. K. Welch, C. Martin
Brother Michel, C.S.C.
'4To the winners belong the spoilsv . . .
The Lions Club Trophy, won by the War-
riors on Thanksgiving day, is admired by
Brother Michel and Coach Burns. Three suc-
cessive wins are needed for permanent pos-
session. This is Coyle's first. In the in-town
series the Blue and Cold have claimed two
of the trophies, while the Herringtowners
have clinched one.
Coyle 0-0-6-0-6
Stoughton 7-0-0-7-14
Anyone who claimed that the Warriors
didn't get their share of breaks through-
out the season need only look as far as
this game to see why. The Blue and
Cold eleven were handed chance after
chance to cop their first Win of the
year, but all they and fate could do was
not enough. The first Coyle touchdown
of the year came in the third period
when Bob Freccero swept 24- yards
around end for the score. Although the
Warriors failed to capitalize on a num-
ber of breaks, their overall game was
much improved over that played a
week earlier, and the idea was begin-
ning to be tossed around that here was
a team worth watching.
Coyle 0-0-0-0-0
Barnstable 0-0-0-7-7
Barnstable's Jim Alymer dashed 45
yards around the Coyle right end, as
the Cape Codders handed a green as
grass Coyle Varsity their first loss of
the year, 7-0. The game, played at
Hopewell park, proved to be a loose
contest, with both elevens hamstrung
by fumbles. The much outweighed and
inexperienced Warriors were only min-
utes away from what would have been
a shocker of a scoreless tie, when a
momentary defensive lapse, following a
Coyle fumble, set up the TD. Although
Coyle never showed any offensive
punch in the contest, the defense play
was surprisingly good. With their backs
to the wall on many occasions, the
Warriors showed that they had the guts
to hit just as hard as their opponents,
a fact which surprised highly favored
opponents all season long.
Coyle 0-0-7-6-13
Attleboro 6-0-0-O-6
Attleboro fans were shocked severely twice on
the afternoon of the Coyle game. Their first
shock came when an underdog-winless Attle-
boro eleven--charged up and down the grid-
iron in the first half to lead at the midway
point 6-0. Their second came in the second
half when the Coyle club, hopelessly outclassed
and overconfident in the first two periods,
settled down to business and struck twice for
touchdowns to revenge a hard-fought defeat
handed them last year. A Coyle fumble on
their own 11 set up the Jeweleris touchdown
midway through the initial period. The score
loomed bigger and bigger in View of Attle-
boro's spirited play until, in the opening min-
utes of the third period, Freccero drove through
the middle for the equalizer. Gazzola booted
the winning point. Two key plays set up the
score to revitalize the Warrior's sagging spirits.
The most spectacular running play of the season
was pulled off in the final period when Daley
charged right through the middle of the Attle-
boro line and electrified the crowd with a 59-
yard touchdown dash, insured with a perfectly
thrown block on Pete DeLutis at the 10 by
Ed Boyle.
Coyle 7-0-6-0-13
New Bedford 0-0-0-6-6
After two close losing contests. the
victory hungry Warriors upset New
Bedford to post their first decision of
the year. The Whalers, undefeated in
two games, met their match on Hope-
well Park as Steve Turkalo and Ed
Boyle tallied six-pointers. Pete Gazzola
booted the seventh point. The Warrior
line hit their stride in this contest with
the second touchdown coming as a re-
sult of a blocked Crimson punt. A 53-
yard sustained drive was capped with
success, as Freccero tossed an aerial to
Turkalo which was good for 17 yards
and a TD. Gazzola added the point and
Ed Boyle iced the contest with a 12-yard
dash around the Crimson left end. New
Bedford averted a shut-out when, with
seconds remaining in the contest, Gus
Pimental snared a pass in the Warrior
end zone. Sights were now set upon
the next game when the Warriors were
to be entertained by Attleboro.
Coyle 7-7-0-6-20
North Attleboro 6-0-7-0-13
The Warriors best played game of the
season was turned in when they met
the Red Rocketeers at Hopewell Park.
The Red scored their first T.D. with
shocking ease. After recovering a Coyle
fumble, North scored on the first play.
With the game less than a minute old,
,lack Valade dashed 35 yards for the
tally. Later in the period, Tony Correia
came in to punt, but instead of booting,
he tossed a 25-yard T.D. pass to Turk-
alo, who scored the tying points. Coyle
scored again in the second stanza on
the longest pass play of the season. Af-
ter Dorsey grabbed a loose North fum-
ble, Freccero, on first down passed to
Daly, who completed the 65-yard play
by going over untouched. Gazzola
booted per order but North roared
right back to within a point on a third
period four-yard rush and extra point.
Daly set up the third Coyle touchdown
with a 36-yard dash to the North 17,
from where Ed Boyle took over and
scored on the next play.
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Coyle 7-8-6-6-27
The Warriors collected their fourth win in a
row as they belted crippled Vocational 27-0.
Voke, hampered by injuries and inexperience,
could offer no challenges for the fast improving
Coyle club, although they tried with noteworthy
spirit. Freccero went over from one yard out
and a first,period touchdown. Gazzola got the
point to set the Warriors off and running. The
score was upped to 13-0 as Freccero pitched to
Daly on a 28-yard scoring play. Gazzola blocked
a Voke punt and the resulting safety accounted
for the 14-th and 15th Coyle points. Freccero
scored a third touchdown of the morning as he
circled across 24 yards of the gridiron to pay
dirt. The final points of the massacre were
marked up when Dave Sullivan grabbed a mis-
guided Artisan aerial and returned it 34 yards
across the Voke goal line.
The win was a costly one for the Warriors. for
Frank O'Boy had to be helped off the field
with a knee injury which kept him sidelined
until the Taunton game. The senior lineman
was just one of the Coyle forward wall which
turned in a bone-crushing account of its tussle.
Coyle 0-0-0-0-0
Durfee 0-6-0-6-12
One of the most bitter pills the Warriors had
to swallow all season came on Armistice Day
when the underdog Blue and Gold played their
hearts out only to see a veteran, poised Durfee
squad calmly capitalize on the breaks to edge
the Warriors 12-0. The 4,000 fans who jammed
Hopewell Park shouted themselves hoarse when,
in the opening minutes of play, the Warriors
drove to the Durfee six-yard line. But this
opportunity was lost when the Hilltoppers re-
covered a Coyle fumble. A wobbly punt was
taken on the Coyle 34, and seven plays later
Bridge scored for Durfee. Chet Martin blocked
a Durfee punt on the Durfee 14, caught the
ball in mid-air and returned it to the 10-yard
line, but from there the Warriors couldnit get
started, and they lost their second golden op-
portunity. Salvo scored for Durfee in the final
period, giving the Hilltoppers the decision 12-0.
Coyle 0-0-0-0-0
Fairhaven 0-7-6-0-13
Rough, tough Fairhaven had all they
could do to down the Warriors as the
Sailors left the friendly earth to take
to the unfamiliar skies in besting Coyle
13-0. The rugged and swift ground at-
tack, which had won Fairhaven fame
throughout the season was ground to
a halt by the superb play of a hard
charging Warrior line. The Sailors were
forced to take to the air to net their
touchdowns, while th w a r t i n g Coyle
drives were climaxed on the Fairhaven
35 and five yard lines. Both teams
slugged out a grueling ground game
and outside of Fairhaven's two touch-
downs, the Sailors netted but 14 more
yards than the Warriors. The longest
run of the game was only 12 yards,
which was a tribute to the crushing
line play of the opposing forward walls.
The Warriors lost little if any stature
in absorbing their third loss of the
campaign. The fans were now looking
forward to the Durfee contest which
had the underdog W a r rio r s pitted
against the County champions.
Coyle 6-O-7-0-12
Taunton 0-7-0-0-7
If ever there was a Hdreami' Coyle-Taunton
game, this was it. Both teams had identical 4-4
records and both had particularly strong points,
which made either team a favorite to only the
most partisan fan. The Warriors had lost their
last two contests prior to the Turkey Day clash,
while Taunton had turned in two wins, one a
giant killer feat over undefeated Somerset. The
Warriors jumped to a quick lead in the first
period. A 17-yard dash by Don Breiinski on
the first play of the game, was the key play in
the series, which moved the pigskin to the Taun-
ton 10. On third down the Warriors scored for
the first time in two games, when Freccero
heaved to Daly, who sidestepped a Taunton
would-be tackler at the five and went over for
the score. Dick Galavotti tied up the contest in
the second period when he raced 18 yards for
a touchdown. Taunton went into the lead on a
sucker pass for the extra point and led at the
half by that one point margin. The Warriors,
not to be beaten, charged onto the field after
the half, full of fight and spirit and, five min-
utes later they were back in the lead. Freccero
climaxed a 56-yard drive with a quarterback
sneak for the winning score. The trailing Her-
ringtowners battled grimly through the final 11
minutes of the game, but were completely out-
hustled by the Warriors, who, when the,final
gun sounded, were looking for their 'third
touchdown. This win gave the young Warrior
footballers a five-four record for the season, an
envious feat accomplished through hard work
and rugged determination.
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What's the word?
Hoooooooooo-rah!
SEASON RECORD
C5 29
Won-5 Lost- W1 KW
goyle ..................... ..,........ 0 0 0 0 0
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Coyle .,..,.... 0 0 6 0 6 Q
Stoughton .,..,. 7 0 0 7 14 I I I J
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BoloeBodford ........ .,..,,. 3 382 12 X 'tg' K
Coyle .....,.......... ....... 0 0 7 6 13
Attleboro ...... ....,.. 6 O O O 6
Coyle ....,..., .....,. r 7 0 6 20
N. Attleboro .- ........ 6-0-7-0-13
Coyle ...,.,.......,.. ..,..... 7 -8-6-6-21 V
N. B. Voke ...... ........ O -0-0-0- O O
Coyle ............ o.,.,.,. 0 -o-o-o- 0 0 'L'
Fairhaven ........ 0-7-6-0-13
Coyle ..,.. .,....., 0 -0-o-0- 0
Durfee ......,. 0-6-0-6-12
Coyle ...., ........ 6 -0-6-0-12 I
Taunton , ........ 0-7-0-0- 7 '
Player Position Year TD PAT SF T Y Total WI mm
Points
1956 COYLE VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS
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Daley, RHB, Soph .....,.,,,,,,,,, 4.
Boyle, LHB, Soph .....,,,.,,, , .,,, 2
Turkalo, LE, Jr. ...............,.,.. 2
Gazzola, FB, Soph .,,,............ 5 1
Sullivan, RT, Jr. ,......,........., 1
14+ 5 1
Coyle-Average points per game-9
Opponents-Average points per game-8.7
Opponents
12 TD's ......... ,,,--
6 PAT .......,.,,, ,,-,,
TOTAL .... ..,,.
Longest running plays of Season
59-Daley-Attleboro-TD
4-2-Daley-New Bedford
36-Daley-N. Attleboro
34-Sullivan-Voke-TD'
31-Daley-Durfee
29-Daley-Attleboro
24.-Freccero-Stoughton-TD
24-Freccero-Voke-TD
17-Boyle-N. Attleboro-TD
'Interception
30
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91
72
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Longest over-all pass plays
65-Freccero-Daley North A TD
39-Freccero-Demers Attleboro
32-Freccero-Turkalo Durfee
29-Daley-Demers Attleboro
28-Freccero-Daley Voke TD
25-Correia-Turkalo North A TD
17-Freccero-Turkalo NB TD
10-Freccero-Daley Taunton TD
Longest punts-all by Tony Correla
50-Taunton
4-5--Barnstable
4-3-Taunton
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The 1956 Coyle Frosh turned in the best
record of the four year existence of Frosh
football here at Coyle as they came up
with an undefeated and untied season. The
Frosh showed an abundance of football
talent in the rough which will undoubtedly
be utilized in the future by the Coyle
Varsity.
The Frosh opened their campaign by host-
ing North Attleboro and creaming the Red
Rocketeers, 25-0. Ted lVlcGovern scored
all four T.D.'s with Leonard rushing the
lone extra point.
Coyle picked up its second win with a 26-0
lacing of Somerset and once again lVlc-
Govern tallied all Wa1'1'io1' touchdowns.
Hoye and Leonard rushed the extra points.
The game with the Dighton .l.V.'s went
right down to the wire with the W'arriors
Winning again. Trailing by 12 late in the
third period, the Frosh finally began to
click and culminated their rally with the
winning extra point rushed over by Leo-
nard with one minute left to play in the
game. lVlcGovern scored all three touch-
downs with 1-loye getting the other extra
point.
Although crippled with injuries the War-
riors overcame first half resistance by
Taunton to dump their in-town rivals, 20-7.
The Warrior scoring was highlighted by a
last second, first half touchdown on a 36
yard Hoye to Tom Gallagher pass. Scoring
T.D.'s for Coyle were Phillipe, Gallagher
and Hoye with Leonard and Gallagher get-
ting points after.
Bob Martin shifted to end with one minute
left in the Randolph game and caught a
12 yard Hoye pass to post the winning
score as the W'arriors took a seat-squirmer
from Randolph, 12-6. Phillipe scored the
other Warrior touchdown in the win which
capped the undefeated season.
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THE 1956 UNDEFEATED FRESHMAN TEAM-Fitzsimmons, Hoye, Martin, Rice, Kable, Tim
Gallagher, Fioretti, Bullock, R. Lane, Rodrique, A, Lane, Tom Gallagher, Phillipe, Harpin, Cronan,
Buckley, Andrews, O'Gara, McDermot, McKenney, Sleight, Dumont, White, Whittemore, Rodth,
Donahue, Mattos, Laughlin, Leonard, McGovern, Deane, Coyne and coaches, Brother Thomas,
C.S.C. and Joe Scanlon.
Let's see . . . that dent came on Leonard's extra point in the Dighton game . . A variety of expressions following the Ran-
dolph game. Martin and Kable can't he-
lieve it.
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11 66
2 12
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1956-57 was a poor basketball year for the Blue and Gold. The Warriors were
hamstrung by a lack of tall men and consistent high point producers. Despite their
weaknesses the Warriors battled hard in a league noted for fierce rivalries and
high quality basketball. Undoubtedly, the two greatest games of the year for the
Warriors were the first two games with in-town rival Taunton High. In the first
contest the Herringtowners prevailed, edging the underdog Coyle quintet by a single
point, ln the return match however, the Warriors came up with the upset of the
year, ending an eighteen game winless skein,'with a 69-68 upending of the high
flying Tauntonians.
That old Brooklyn battle cry "Wait'll next yearn is hardly the case here at Coyle.
Once again the lack of height stares Coyle right in the eye. The Warriors will be
out after some high point men for next season . . . but . . . a really consistent high
gun is not in sight at this time. Although we can look with much restraint as to
the success of next year's varsity, we can be sure that County teams will have to
beware of a team destined in all probability to be next year's uspoilersf'
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The "rare" flush of victory-Coyle 69-Taunton 68
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N. B. Voke ..,, ,... 7 7
Attlehoro , ,,,, 84
Taunton ,,,,., , A,,, 68
Durfee ,....,,...i...uuu ,,e, 7 1
New Bedford ...,, .... 6 4
N. B. Voke ,,..,, , ,.,, 54
N. Attlehoro ,,.. 32
Attleboro ,,.,,,,i ,,,, 5 9
E. Bridgewater 68
Fairhaven ,,,,,,,, --,- 6 4
Braintree ..,. ,,.. 6 2
Weymouth .,,,., ,,,, 7 2
Taunton ,,,,,, ,.,. 5 6
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51 37 139
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Koss, Junlor ...... ...... 2 7 20 74
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Robbins, Doherty, Reilly, Bartek. Kneeling: Orsi.
Jay Vees Opponents
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Durfee ...,....
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Fairhaven ..,.... ,.e...,
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New Bedford
N. B. Voke ,....... .......
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Attleboro ,.,..
Fairhaven .,,..,. .......
Braintree ....... .Y.....
Weymouth ..,,, .......
WON-9 LOST-8
Name Year
Wheeler, Soph
Morrissey, Soph
Bartek, Junior
Bourne, Soph
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Bourne+19-vs. Attleboro 1,23
Unsworth-18fvs. G'Kansas"
Wheeler-17-vs. Braintree 12,1
Hoye-17-vs. Weymouth
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1956-57 FROSH-Bottom row, left to right: John Laughlin, Managerg Desrosiers, McGovern.
Hoye, Nolan, Fioretti, Contreras. Top row: Brother Joseph, C.S.C., assistant coachg Tom
Gallagher, Tim Gallagher, Heap, Fitzsimmons, Martin, 0'Boy, Phillipe and Brother Quentin.
C.S.C., Head Coach.
Coyle Frosh Opponents
Frosh High Scorers-
40 Taunton ,.,,,,,.r, ,.,.r,,,.,,, 4 5
30 N. Attleboro ,..... 42
43 Thacher 50 Fitzsimmons ....... 161
41 Taunton ..,,,, ssssss 5 4 Hoye "--'sss"-- 109
441 Dighton 33 McGovern .,., 101
55 N. Attleboro ,tt,.t, ...... 4 0 Heal? ----'--,- 99
67 Wareham ..,...,, .,,.r 4 7 Martm -'-'---'------ 98
49 Case hV--A 33 Fioretti ............... 65
71 Case Pbfffffww iiwwwi 3 5 Tom Gallagher ...... 47
59 Somerset ..,.,, .,,,, 5 2 Phillipe --------------' 32
53 Thacher .,..,, . ..... 41
60 Dighton ,,..,, -,-,- 3 8
46 Taunton -"""'-- ----- 4 9 Total points scored -839 49-4+
60 Sacred Heart ,.,,. 24 Opponents scored -684 40.1
40 Tabor ,...,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,- ,,,, ,r,,, 3 6
Freshman Tournament
31 Plymouth 26 Semi-final
50 Taunton 39 FINAL
Record-WON-12 LOST-5
Left to right: Ted McGovem, Brother Quentin, C.S.C., Head Coachg Bill Hoye, Brother Joseph,
C.S.C., Assistant Coachg and Mike Fitzsimmons, The three players in photo were named to
Tourney All-Star Team.
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After getting off to a had start, losing their first four, the Coyle Frosh came
along fast to become one of the top yearling clubs in the county. The fast improved
Warriors lost only one in their last 13 games. The high spot in the successful
season proved to be the final game when the Coyle Frosh defeated the Taunton
Frosh to win the Ninth Grade Basketball Tourney championship. Going into the
final fray the Taunton club boasted a 15 and two record with three prior regular
season decisions over the Warriors. The Warriors came through with the upset of
the season, however, and claimed the trophy pictured above plus three spots on the
All-Star Team. Another successful Freshman year thanks to the patient tutelage of
Brother Quentin and Brother Joseph.
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1956 BASEBALL TEAM-Front row, left to right: Dooley, Bartek, Koss Gazzola, Perrault,
Freccero, McNamara, Bowen and Sears. Back row: Hoffman, Clemmey, Hook Correia, Glynn,
Harrison, Miller, Kelleher and Coach Burns.
Coyle High7s baseball Warriors, beating each opponent in at least one game last
season, turned in a winning year, posting an eight and five record for the campaign.
The Warriors took each county team once with the exception of Attleboro whom
they dropped two times. They split a pair of games with powerful Brockton High
and handed Somerset a defeat in the only game between the two nines.
The Warriors, in compiling a six and four League record, finished third in the
Bristol County League behind Durfee and New Bedford Voke. Their overall record
earned them the number four slot in the standings of County Class "Aw teams.
Two of the biggest victories which the Warriors registered were those over New
Bedford and Brockton, both return games after being beaten in the initial clashes.
The Brockton game was won on a neat one-hitter by 4'Hook" Correia while the
New Bedford game was clinched with a three-run homer by Frank Harrison in the
bottom of the eleventh. The season ended on a happy note whenithe Coyle club
drubbed Durfee High by seven runs in the wind-up game played at Alumni Field
in Fall River.
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5 Glynn, P ,.,,.,,.....,. 29 11
10 Kelleher, RF ........ 414' 15
15 4 Bowen, 3B ..,,.,,,,,,, 33 11
17 Miller, CF ..........., 37 12
18 Hoffman, C .......... 28 9
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A CENTENNIAL
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On May l3, some three
thousand priests and Brothers
of Holy Cross throughout the
world celebrated a very sig-
nificant event in the life of
their beloved Congregation.
For on that day, one hundred
years ago, their order became
of age, so to say.
Into the hands of their ven-
erated founder, Father Basil
Anthony Moreau, His Holiness
Pope Pius IX, placed the of-
ficial document that signified
the final approhation of the
Constitutions of the Congrega-
tion of Holy Cross. The tiny
seedling that had begun life in
Le Mans, France, in 1937, had
received its final stamp of ap-
proval, raised to the dignity of
a Pontifical Institute, directly
under the supervision of the
Holy See.
Today Moreau's priests and
Brothers are following those
Constitutions on five conti-
nents. In universities, semi-
naries, high schools, homes
for boys and foreign missions
in East Pakistan and South
America, in parishes and in
the apostolate of the press,
they carry on the Work of Holy
Cross.
We join with the faculty in
celebrating this historic event.
Brother Ralph Jaworski, C.S.C., former teacher and Principal at Coyle, The Very Reverend
Christopher J. O'Toole, C.S.C., Superior General of the Congregation of Holy Cross., and
Brother Eudes Hartnett, C.S.C., present Principal of Coyle.
The Priests and Brothers of Holy
Cross go to Christ, the High Priest,
through Mary, His Mother, and Joseph,
His Foster-Father.
Holy Cross has spread devotion to
Mary and Joseph Macross the Worldl'
through Father Peyton, C.S.C.'s Family
Rosary Crusade and Brother Andre,
C.S.C.'s 6'Oratory.,'
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The BrotherS,ilWh0 devote their liieveS'tO inthe
education Ofeymg men, hope that the eu-
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he conducive of to
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ordained to me hiiii iholy priesthood. Rievereiid
Armando Anminziato, ,49, whose picture we
were unable to obtain, is still in Rome where
he is completingieiudies at the North Ameri-
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and best wishes that God will give them many
years of ise1'ViCeQ toiGod and man. i
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School
MAXIMA CUM LAUDE
George Coleman, Valedzctorzan
Raymond Kelleher, Salutatorzan
John Brassard
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
Armand Yelle
Francis Norton
Philip LaFrance
Joseph Ferreira
John Donovan
CUM LAUDE
Donald Brezinski
Francis O'Boy
Richard Granito
Walter Sroczinski
Ronald Patriani
Robert Bellonzi
John Gay
Gerald Desmarais
Thomas Murphy
Julian Witengier
THE COYLE ALUM I ASSOCIATIO
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 1956-57
aj Fund Raising Committees:
l. S6 700. Booster Club
2. 33250. Alumni Dues
3. Sf 100. Alumni Basketball Game
4. S l00. Basketball Refreshment
Committee
5. SB 400. Sponsorship of Football
Program
bl The Alumni Association has re-
cently purchased new basketball uni-
forms, as well as a contribution to the
Library and other educational activities.
Alumni Scholarships will be given to
two worthy graduates this June.
During the past few months, social
gatherings have added to the unity and
interests of the Alumni Association. It
is our sincere interest that graduates
reading this yearbook will "drop a linen
to the Alumni.
OFFICERS OF THE COYLE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-Left
to right: Joseph Scanlon, Treas-
urerg Carl Caron, Secretaryg
Reverend Joseph Quinn, C.S.C.,
who spoke on "The Family Ro-
sary Crusadeg' Robert Boreri,
Presidentg Edmund Brennan,
Vice President.
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S. U. ,Wg
ALUMNI HELPERS-Seated, left to right: T. Taylor, A. R. Correia
F. R. Hoffmann. Standing: F. O'Boy, E. Walsh, R. Hoffmann, R
Loew.
'THESE PRGCEEDINGS
ARE CLOSED"
So said General lVfacArthur approxi-
mately twelve years ago on the deck of
the '6lVlighty Mof'
So said the Editor of this '57 Review
just a few minutes ago as he sent the last
few remaining pages to the publisher.
This has been a tough old war, believe
me. About eight months ago the Review
Staff put on its collective thinking caps
and began turning out the material which
appears on the preceding pages. lt has
been months of long hours at hard work,
and also, I might add, many problems.
There were times when the situations
seemed hopeless, but somehow they all
seemed to turn out satisfactorily.
There is little time while working on the Review for the Staff to show their ap-
preciation for the efforts of those who have made this book possible. At this time
we wish to thank especially the following people:
Brother Eudes, our Principal, for his valuable advice and generous encouragement.
Brother Richard O,Brien, C.S.C., our Advisor, for his guidance and assistance
throughout the year.
The Faculty-Religious and Lay-for their cooperation.
Brother Albertus, C.S.C., for mimeographing announcements and special write-ups.
The Coyle Mothers, who once again did so much to make the book a success. Their
financial assistance took care-to a great deal-of printing costs.
Mr. Emmett Calvey, of the Taunton Daily Gazette, and lVlr. Robert Calvey for sup-
plying us with many pictures and allowing us the use of their files.
lVlr. Thomas Galvin of the Taylor Yearbook Co. for his valuable advice and pa-
tient assistance.
lVlrs. Patricia Corey, school secretary, for her 'patient cooperation in our bookkeep-
ing problems.
The Staff of Loring Studios for their complete and helpful cooperation with us dur-
ing the year.
The Taunton Daily Gazette for the use of their pictures.
Our patrons and advertisers, without whose financial help the Review would have
been impossible to publish.
Our efficient and capable Yearbook Staff, especially David Burton and John Dou-
ahue, who gave generously of their time in putting out this Review.
Gratefully,
Armand J. Yelle
Erlitor
ll "R0g" can't wait. 21 Must have been something you tries to keep Fitzsimmons awake. 65 Helpful and friendly
ate, Mahoney. 31 "The Thinker" ala Rec, 41 R. Starvish Cafeteria ladies. 71 Mid-winter's foe, Joe Larzaz.
and R. Desrosiers pause for the tamera. 55 Brother Richard
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PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. Ermenio Abati
Mr. and Mrs. William Adair
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Aranjo
Mr. and Mrs. Theophile Arguin
Mrs. Arguin
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arieta
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aubut
Band and Glee Club
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Barber
Mr. and Mrs. N. Barriteau
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beauregard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bellonzi
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackader
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Blake
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Blomer
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Boardman
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Boland
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boreri
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borges
Mr. and Mrs. Aime Bourassa
Mrs. Vital J. Bourgeous
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen
Mr. Norman A. Boyer
Mr. Richard Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Boyle
Mrs. Branzell
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brassard
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Brezinski
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Brouillette
Mr. William Bullock
Mr. and Mrs. John Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Cabral
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan
Mr. Antone Camara
Miss Victoria Camara
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cardoza
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cardoza
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Carolan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casey Jr.
Mrs. Leo Chabot
Mayor and Mrs. Joseph C. Chamberlain
Miss Dorothy Champage
Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chappell Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chappell Jr.
Mr. John C. Chappell III
Mr. and Mrs. Armand Charpentier
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Chorlton
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clemmey
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Clynes
Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Colbert
Mr. and Mrs. John Collins
Mr. and Mrs. James Conroy
Mrs. Mary Contreras
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coogan
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Cardin
Mr. John S. Correia
Mr. and Mrs. George Costa
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cote
Mr. Louis G.
Courcy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cronan
Mr. and Mrs
. John Cross Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Croteau
Mr. James E.
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Miss Jean H.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs
Crowley
Paul Cummings
Anthony Czaya
Silvino D'Arruda
. Joseph De Bisio
Samuel De Chellis
Alicide Demers
Demers
Joseph Demers
Hector Demers
Mr. Armand Desrosiers Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Desrosiers
Mr. Louis Desrosiers Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Camille Denis
Mrs. P. DiMartino
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Devereaux
Mr. and Mrs. Perry DeThomas
Mrs. Helen F. Donahue
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Gerald J. Dooley
Paul Donovan
Howard Donahue
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
. John E. Donovan
. Charles Donovan
Mr. and Mrs.
. James Dolan
. John B. Driscoll
George L. Dooley
Mrs. Albert Dufresne
Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Dusseault
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dutra
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Emond
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fagan
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fales
Mr. and Mrs. William Fanning
Mr. and Mrs. John Fernandes
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ferreira
Joseph Ferreira
Mr. William Fioretti
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fitzsimmons
Dr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Fitzgerald
Mr. Ovila Fortin
PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Fontneau
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Fortier
Mr. Joseph Foster
Mrs. E. Fraga
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frazier
Mr. Paul Frazier
Mr. Bernard Freccero
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Goncalo
Mr. and Mrs. A. Freitas
Mr. and Mrs. Manual Freitas
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
. Richard Gallacher
Joseph Gamache
Philippe J. Gamache
Thomas Garvey
Mr. Joseph P. Gatanti
Mary E. Gatanti
Mrs. Juliette B. Gaudreau
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gay
Mr. Raymond Gazzola
Mr. and Mrs. George P. George
Mr. A. St. Germain
Mrs. Nellie Getchell
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
.John J. Gibbons, Jr.
. Arthur Giard
. Joseph Gonsalves
Mr. and Mrs.
. Charles T. Graney
Daniel Grace Sr.
Miss Judy and Lucille Guillette
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Harriet
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs
. Louis Guillette
. Robert Hall U
. William R. Hall
D. Hanford
. Frank Hanieski
Alfred Harpin
Mr. and Mrs.
. Bernard E. Harrington
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank P. Harrison
Walter L. Heagney Sr.
. Frank Hoffmann
Mr. Joseph D. Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. George Houde
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard
Mr. James M. Hughes
Constance Hutchinson
Mrs. Phyllis Kable
Mr. and Mrs. William J. King
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kelleher
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelleher
Mr. John Kennedy
Mrs. John Kerrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krockta
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Labrecque
Mr. Eugene H. LaCroix
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ladebauche
Mr. and Mrs. Rene La France
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Laine
Mrs. Emma Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Lariviere
Prof. and Mrs. Rudolph LaVault
Mr. and Mrs. John Laughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Lefrancois
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Legere
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Levesque
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Levis
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis
Mr. Joseph Lima
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Loew
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lorden
Mrs. Irene M. Lowney
Mr. Stanley Lukasewski
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mador
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mador
Mr. and Mrs. Meehan
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Maigret
Miss Lena Mailloux
Mr. and Mrs. Rodolphe Mailloux
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mailloux
Mr. Al Martin
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Martin Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Martin
Miss Brada Mathieu
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mattos
Mr. Francis L. McAloon
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McAdams
Mr. and Mrs. William A. McAloon
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome McCaffrey
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCann
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. John McEachern
Mr. Lloyd McGovern Sr.
Mr. Robert McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McKinney
Mr. Charles McManus
Mr. and Mrs. Barthy F. McNally
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Menard
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Mendes
Mrs. Margaret Meunier
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mikulis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Miranda
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morris
Mr. Joseph P. Mulhern
Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur J. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Nerney
PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan
Miss Eileen Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. 0'Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. 0,Brien
Mr. and Mrs. William J. O,Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. 0'Gara
Mr. and Mrs. John M. O,Hearne
Mrs. Thomas 0,Keefe
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Leary
Mr. Peter O'Leary
Mrs. Catherine Orsi
Mr. and Mrs. William Otis
Mr. and Mrs. John 0,Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. O. Pagnini
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Paquin
Mr. Richard Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Pothier
Orazio Patriani
Mr. and Mrs. T. Pepin
Mrs. Eve Perdigao
Helen Perdigao
Mr. Henry A. Perra
Mr. and Mrs. Girard Perrault
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Perry
Mrs. John Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillipe
Mrs. George R. Pike
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pimento
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pontes
Mrs. Cecile A. Precourt
Janet Precourt
Mr. Walter F. Precourt Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Purdy
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Racine
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Raposa
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen
Mrs. Alfred Rausch
Mrs. Julio Rebello
Mr. Henry Rec
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Rego
Mr. John A. Reynolds
Lillian E. Rice
Mr. and Mrs. William Ricketts
Mr. and Mrs. David Riendeau
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Roach
Mrs. Timothy L. Roach
Mr. -and Mrs. Granville Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robistow
Mr. Thomas Rochford
Mr. A. J. Ruskey
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ryan
Mr. Joseph L. Scanlon
Mrs. Eunice Santos
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Schofield
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schriever
Mr. Leon J. St. Pierre
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Seneca
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shachoy
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sharkey
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Sheehan
Mary and Ann Silva
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Silva
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sleight
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Snow
Mr. Alfred Soucy
Mr. and Mrs. George Souza
Miss Nora Spillane
Mr. Robert Spillane
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sroczinski
Mrs. Mary L. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Starvish
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Sylvia
Mr. and Mrs. James Sylvia
Mr. Raymond St. Germain
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tabak
Mr. and Mrs. J. James Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Hermand Thibert
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas
Mrs. George Tormey
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tracy
Mrs. Catherine M. Trainor
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel C. Travers
Mr. and Mrs. William Trucchi
Mr. Stephen Turkalo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Unsworth
Mr. and Mrs. James Vicino
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wheelock
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Welch
Mr. Francis B. Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wheeler
Mrs. Angela K. White
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. White
Mrs. Anita Whittemore
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilkey
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Witengier
Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Yelle
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Rodier Sr. Dr' and Mrs' B. E. Zawacki
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SOMERSET MASS
T I OSI: 2 296I
Complimen+s +o +he
CLASS OF '57
A FRIEND
BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OF '57
From the ATTLEBORO BOYS
ine Fashion Accessories for 1 I
Over 30 Years
rr wi EVANS
QVAN5 f
EVANS CASE CO.
Nor+I1 A++Ieboro. Mass.
HANDBAGS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
COMPACTS MEN'S AND WOMEN'S PERSONAL ACCESSORIES
GD
JAMES P. SHEEHAN
Religious Gifts
BROCKTON. MASS.
Graduafe of Monsignor Coyle High I939
256 MAIN STREET
Complimen+s of
'THE HOUSE OF GOOD QUALITY"
Complimenfs of
ARLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Complimen+s of
WARMSUTTA MILLS
New BEDFORD, MASS.
MCWHlRR'S
FALL RlVER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE
On +l1e Air a+ I2:30 WSAR
THEODORE LORANGER AND SON
General Consfrucfion
NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
AMERICAN PRESS, INC.
PRINTERS
I Coffin Avenue
New Bedford, Mass.
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY
of Fall River
Complimenis of
BROCKTON CUTTING DIE AND MACHINE CO.
AND
BROCKTON OPERATING CO.
Shoe Manufac+uring and Mill Supplies
AVON. MASS.
HARRY F. LYONS
Plumbing and Heating
9 Purchase St.
TAUNTGN. MASS.
Compliments
of
STOUGHTON DINER
W. H. RILEY 84 SON, INC
Distributors for
Cities Service Petroleum Products
FUEL OILS RANGE olLs
e. E. BOILER BURNER UNITS
RILSON BURNERS
24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE
bl Cohannet Street Taunton, Mass.
Tel. VA 2-i282
T1-
Louis G. Courcy
Range and Fuel Oils
Tel. VAndyIce 2-I I73
299 WI1i'r'I'en'Ion S'I'ree+
TAUNTON, MASS.
Tel. AHIe. I -I 286
ERNEST J. PRECOURT
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
ResicIen'I'iaI and IncIusI'riaI Wiring
R. F. D.
Box I49 A'H'Ieboro, Mass
ODAMS CLEANERS
Office Plan+
ll Weir S+, 94 Tremon+ S+.
Taun'I'on, Mass.
DAN'L AND M. J. COUGHLIN, INC.
FUNERAL HOME
Since I88O
229 WINTER ST. FALL RIVER, MASS.
Com pIimenI's of
LAUGH LlN'S MARKET
"Quality Always"
M. J. DUNLOP FURNITURE CO.
FurniI'ure 'For BeHer Living
Bedford S'Iree'I' Tel.
II River, Mass. OSIoorne 4-2205
D. J. SULLIVAN, INC.
Contractors
Builders
is RANDALL STREET TAUNTON
Bes+ Wishes From
MULHERN'S PHARMACY
Druggists
ESTABLISHED l904
SULI-IVAN'5 DE SILVIA ELECTRIC CO
OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 75 Broadway
29 Weir S+. Tel. 4-4076 Taun+on, Mass.
Taunfgnl Magg. H.
CompIimenI's
of
CHERRY'S
FALL RIVER. MASSACHUSETTS
GOODNOW'S
"Good CIoI'hes Help Io Make a
Successful Man"
4I-47 MAIN STREET
TaunI'on, Mass.
CompIimen+s
of
A FRIEND
LOUGHLIN CHEVROLET
545-569 Mill S+ree1'
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
The Boys From
THE HIGHLAND BUS
of
FALL RIVER
R. KELLEHER
J. DONOVAN
G. COLEMAN
J. LOWNEY
J. FERREIRA
P. CARDOZA
T 1
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flffffl
Tel. I-075l
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
Complimenis of
ANTAYA BROTHERS
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
BAY SUPPLY CO.
Polishing, Buffs and Compounds
l70 Taunion Avenue
Norion, Mass.
CHET O'LEARY
Complimenfs of
THE STOUGHTON AND THE
BROCKTON BOYS
KIRLEY COAL 81 SUPPLY CO.
Wes+ Church Sfreei'
MANSFIELD, MASS.
Tel. EDgewood 9-2955 or
9-2956
Tel. VAnclylce 4-7374
R. DUSSEAULT AND SON
Asphali' Walks and Drives
Esfimaies Cheerfully Given
7 KURT PLACE TAUNTON. MASS
Complimenfs of
GUKNEY BROS. CO.
Jewelers Since I84I
BROCKTON, MASS.
Complimenfs of
THE GONDOLA
Bay S+.
TAUNTON
'Besi Wishes
LE COMTE'S MEN'S SHOP
I263 Acushnef Ave.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
FREITAS' JENNEY SERVICE
l762 So. Main S+.
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Tel. OS 2-9607
LANOUE BROS.
Foofwear by +he Coun+ry's
Leading Makers
45 Legion Parkway
BROCKTON, MASS.
WETZELL'S SPORT
and MARINE SHOP
644 Beimoni' SI.
ROUTE I23 BROCKTON. MASS
Complimenfs of C I f
' +
FERNANDES MARKETS """"me" S "
Norm, Main S+. DURANDS CHOCOLATE SHOP
Issxiholsfsion IKIAZIIZ I9TTau+n+on green
E. Bridgewafer Bedford S+. aun on' ass'
HALL'S MUSIC STORE
I69 Norih Main S+ree+
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Everyihing for 'ihe Music Lover.
OSCAR'S WATCH SHOP
2I Park S+ree+
ATTLEBORO. MASS. Q
JOS. J. BRAGA
Wholesale Dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco, Confecfionery
Toys and Novelfies
TeI. Broc. 8-0930
570 No. Elm Sfreef
PAUL'S BARBERSHOP
In fhe "HUB" of ihe Easi Side
I97 Pine S+.
ATTLEBORO. MASS.
EDDIE'S SUPER MARKET
Easf Taun+on
Mos+ Modern Food
Shopping Cen'rer
Complimenis of
AUTO SEAT COVER SHOP
97 Weir S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Complimenfs of
MOREY'S BARBERSHOP
3II Bay S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Complimenis of
A FRI END
TROY SHEET METAL WORKS. INC.
I64 HarI'welI S+ree+
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Complimenfs of
STONE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
I7 TrescoH S1'ree+
TAUNTON, MASS.
BEST WISHES
CARLTON H. BLISS
Nor+I1 AH'Ieboro
Mass.
CompIimen+s of
NORTH ATTLEBCRO GAS CO
Complimenfs of
JEROME A. MCCAFFREY, M.D.
Complimenfs To The Class
of '57
ART THOMPSON'S
"NATIONWIDE" MARKET
BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 Complimeni-S of .he
Ffom PARK NEWS
MR. AND MRS.
ANDREW STEFANIK THOMAS CLARK, Prop.
Complimenfs of a
FRIEND From ATTLEBORO
LEONARD STREET AMOCO
Corner School and Leonard Sis.
TAUNTON, MASS.
OLD COLONY HARDWARE
Old Colony Road
NORTON, MASS.
D 81 M SUPPLY. INC.
Lumber and Building Supplies
New Conveniences and Comforfs
'For Your Home
395 Oakland S+. Mansfield
Phone IO92
MILOT
TELEVISION SERVICE
Radio-Television-Appliance
Sales
437 BAY STREET. TAUNTON
VA 4-447I
HAROLD GOREN, O.D.
Eyes Examined-Visual Training
Confaci' Lenses
By Appoin+men+ 20 Main S+.
Taun'Ion
Complimenfs From
HENRY A. PERRA
264 WasI1ing+on S+ree+
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Taun'I'on, Mass.
HOUSE OF HENNESSYS'
238 Foresf Avenue
2I0 Foresi' Avenue
BROCKTON, MASS.
THE COLONIAL PRESS
Phofo Offsel'
Wall Sl. A'H'Ieboro, Mass.
Tel. AH. I-00II
"Choice of Smarl' Women"
ANNE R. ABATI
BEAUTY SHOPPE
"S" 242 Main S'I'.
Briclgewaler, Mass.
Tel. 2245 ANNE R. ABATI, Prop.
Complimenls of
GASKINS' PHARMACY
Norfon, Mass.
THE PROFIT SHARING FACTORY
John E. Lucey Co., Inc.
Bridgewaler. Mass.
A 81 M FLYING A SERVICE
Complele Lubricafion
General Repairing
63 So. Washinglon S+.
Phone My 5-9005
NO. ATTLEBORO, MASS.
Complimenls of
D 8: F LINEN SUPPLY CO.
Union Hanal Laundry
22 Franklin S+. Taunion, Mass.
Tel. 2-002I
Complimenfs of
A FRIEND
Day and Nighl' Towing Service
ARMAND'S GARAGE
General AuI'o Repairing
Va 4-950I I7 Arlhur S+.
A. DESROSIERS, Prop. Taunfon, Mass.
Complimenis of
B. J. REILLY DAIRY
Oualily Milk and Cream Proclucfs
73 Crescenl' Ave.
Fi 4-926l Sloughlon, Mass.
Complimenls of
CINDY LEE SHOPPE
I64l So. Main Sl.
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Wearing Apparel for AII I'he Family
WYMAN JEWELERS
Cerlifiecl Wafchmalcer
Diamonds--Wafches-JeweIry-Gifl'
Ilems-Greefing Cards
Fi 4-2760 I2 Wyman S+.
STOUGHTON. MASS.
Complimenfs +o ihe Class of '57
MANNY'S NEWS
Besl' Wishes 'I'o 'Ihe Class of '57
JOE'S SHELL STATION
S'I'ough'I'on, Mass.
Complimenls of
DESOUZA BROTHERS MARKET
Taun'ron, Mass.
JOE'S GULF STATION
8: VETERAN'S TAXI
Sfoughfon. Mass.
JOSEPH GOMES
COLONIAL DO NUT SHOP
Taunlon, Mass.
BRIDGEWATER-INDEPENDENT
I7 Cenfral Square IRearI
BRIDGEWATER
MASSACHUSETTS
CompIimenI's of
SPENCER SHOE STORE
I3 Taunfon Green
CENTRAL SQUARE PHARMACY
The Rexall S'Iore
Cenfral Square and Main S+.
BRIDGEWATER. MASS.
Complimenis of
KAPLAN FURNITURE STORES
New Bedford
MassachuseH's
CompIimenI's
MORRIS MOTORS
I322 Purchase SI'reeI'
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
POYANT'S SHOE STORE
I494 Acushnei' Avenue
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Samples-Reiecis-CanceIIa+ions
CaII Wy..2-2905
A FRIEND
CompIimen'I's of
THE FROLIC CLUB
Wes'I' Main SIree'I'
NORTON. MASS.
BOURASSA'S HARDWARE
LORETTA LUNCHEONETTE
I832 Acushnei' Ave. Grocgries
NEW BEDFORD, MASS. MOIJII9a5
EAST FREETOWN. MASS.
ORSI BROTHERS
Fancy Fruii' Baskeis
Free Deliveries
Tel. Va. 4-8I4I
WOLLISON DRESS SUIT PARLOR
Formal Wear for Hire
888 Purchase S'I'ree'I'
Rooms 209-2I0
New Bedford, Massachuse'Hs
CENTRAL PHARMACY
ARMAND H. CHARPIENTIER
Reg. Phar.
Cen'IraI and Acushnef Ave.
New Bedford, Mass.
YELLE'S MARKETS
I Pickney SI'ree+
246 TremonI' S'I'reeI'
TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS
CompIimen'l's of
GRAY TYPEWRITER
I34 Second S'I'ree'I'
FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS
WATERFIELD'S MUSIC SHOP
6 Trescoff SI'ree'I'
TaunI'on, Massachuseiis
Complimenfs of
FALES ICE 8: FUEL CO.
I5 Pleasanf Sfreel'
M f' Id M
ans ue , ass.
YOUR FRIENDLY FUEL DEALER
Complimenfs of
ATTLEBORO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Founded I844
AH-leboro Massachuse'Hs
HEAGNEY'S
Two Fine Luncheoneffes
Nexf 'Io ,Union Theafer
Corner Park and Union Sfs.
Nexl' I'o Posl' Office
CONSTANT'S JENNEY SERVICE
I850 Acushnef Ave.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Dial WYman 3-8205
Complimenfs of
McGOWAN INSURANCE AGENCY
Complimenfs of
A FRIEND
ROBERT'S
Full Dress Ren'l'aI Service
Telephone 9-6I9I
383 Spring S+.
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Complimenfs of
BONNER'S FLOWERS
Fall River. Mass.
Fall River's Largesl'
Men's and Boys' Clofhing
THE HUB
S. GOURSE 8: SONS
Fall River. Mass.
Ge'I' 'Io Know
BLANCHARD CHEVROLET
Bridgewafer, Mass.
Tel. Owen 7-6935
Buy Your Home Furnishings
APPAREL GIFTS
APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS
Come in 'I'o Lovolc, If Nol' I'o Buy
aI' WING'S in New Bedford
The 82 Year Old "Friendly S'I'ore"
Besf Wishes From
TOUHEY'S PHARMACY
202 Rock S+.
Fall River, Mass.
Complimenfs of
WILFRED J. GINGRAS
Complimenfs of
NEW YORK LACE STORE
Insurance
330 Granife Block 89 M,-,in S+,
FALL RIVER, MASS. TAUNTON
NASH
Sales and Service
CARAMOS MOTOR SALES
265 Bay Sf.
Taunfon
TAUNTON OFFICE SUPPLY. INC
29 Weir SI.
TAUNTON
Van Dyke 4-8603
Complefe Office Ouffi'Hers
CQUGHI-lN'S BROOKLAWN PHARMACY
Fine Foomgar Since JosEPH A. CHARPENTIER
R . Ph .
ATTLEBOROI MASS- I902 Acushni? arrNew Bed'Ford
HOBBY TOWN SPORTING GOODS Complimemg
AND HOBBIES of a FRIEND
I50I Acushnei' Avenue
NEW BEDFORD
Complimenfs of 'l'he EompIImenIS.oI
New Bedford Boys epresemahve
PETER B. GAY
ACUSHNET PHARMACY
Acushnef, Mass.
RAYMOND E. LAGUE, Pharm.
GUIMOND FARMS, INC.
"A" Qualny Milk
83l R-obeson Sireef
FALL RIVER, MASS.
Tel. Osborne 8-5286 or 2-6240
CompIimen+s of
KIM BEAUTY SHOP
CompIimenI's
LOPES' VARIETY STORE
479 Somersef Avenue
TAUNTON, MASS.
Complimenis of
RIENDEAU
FUNERAL HOME
PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE
436 Bay S+ree+
Taunfon, Mass.
Tel. VA 2-037I Free Delivery
ARTHUR E. POWERS, Reg. Ph.
Complimenfs of
GOULET'S BARBERSHOP
Three Corners
TAUNTON
STERLING AUTO SCHOOL
E. F. Ogden
Assonef, Mass.
For +he Finesi in Pianos
VINECOMBE'S PIANO CRAFTSMEN
I086 Robeson Sfreei'
Tel. OSborne 2-5789
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
RED'S VARIETY
Candies-Soda-Groceries
SOMERSET, MASS.
CompIimen+s of
MR. AND MRS. OSCAR GRANITO
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
Formal Wear 'For Ren+
M. VIGORITO
6 N. Washing+on S+.
N. A++Ieboro, Mass.
Every Type of Young Men's
Shgeg CompIimen+s of
a+ CanceIIa+ion Prices A FRIEND
WINER SHOE CO.
56 Cen+er S+. C- T- C-
Brocldon, Mass.
CompIimen+s of
HECTOR DEMERS
RAGO'S BEEF AND PROVISION
263 Kennedy S+ree+
FALL RIVER. SERVING TAUNTON
Dial VA 4- I 779
CompIimen+s of
JOSEPH S. ROSE
CompIimen+s of
DETHOMAS BARBERSHOP
38 Weir S+.
TAUNTON
L. E. ROBERT'S MARKET
Groceries and Provisions
473 Ashley Blvd.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HELEN'S HOUSE OF YARNS
24 School S+.
HELEN NASON DONAHUE. Prop.
Dry Cleaning Fur S+orage
DERMODY CLEANERS
34-44 Cohanne+ S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Phone VanDyIre 2-6I6I
"BuiI+ on Values, Growing on VaIue"
NEW YORK LACE STORE
89 Main S+.
Taun+on, Mass.
TOWN CLUB
Broadway
RAYNHAM, MASS.
We Specialize in Banque+s
ORA A. ANDREWS
Main S+.
NORTON, MASS.
Insurance of All Kinds
POST OFFICE PHARMACY
Prescrip+ions
J. A. NORRIS, R. Ph.
New Bedford, Mass.
W. H. LUDDY 8: SON
Bus Service
E. BRIDGEWATER, MASS.
CompIimen'I's of
HASKINIS PHARMACY
Wesi' Main S+reeI'
NORTON, MASS.
"JOE" CURTIS REAL ESTATE
I3 Nor+h Washingfon Sfreei'
NORTH ATTLEBORO
Myr'I'Ie 9-4487
600 Lisfings-AII Types of Properiy
PETE'S LUNCH EON ETTE
I78I V2 ACUSIIHBT Avenue
New Bedford, Mass.
PETE POTHIER, Prop.
Complimenfs of
STAPLES COAL CO.
35 Taun+on Green
TAUNTON, MASS.
TeI. VA 4-58I7
DANA'S
Home of Fine Furnishings
85 Main S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Complimenfs of
CHIESA 81 TOSTI
70-74 Couri' S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
TREMONT SUPER MARKET
63 Tremonf S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
SILVEIRA'S SHOE REPAIR
I834 Acushnei Ave.
NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
ATTLEBORO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
R. BURTON FORBES
Treasurer
AHIeboro, Mass.
BRISTOL COUNTY RADIO CO.
"Taun+on's Larges'I' Furniiure
and Appliance S+ore."
70-72 Main S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
LEONARITS
RESTAURANT LUNCHEONETTE THE NEW ENDICOTT JOHNSON
Bakery Producis SHOE STORE
Ice Creagrg Main S+. Candy 3' Main S+.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Taunion, Mass.
Live High on a Low Budgei'
Buy Your Home Furnishings
Apparel Giffs
Appliances Sporfing Goods
AT WING'S
New Bedford, Mass.
Complimenis of
ADRIEN LEMIRE'S
MARKET
New Bedford, Mass.
CLIFFORD CLEANERS
Ou:Ii'I'y
Service
Tel. VA 2-633I
MERCHANTS LANE
Taunfon
Free Pick-Up and DeIivery
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