Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

• « ' -•«� •% vltYTTV ' ' ? - •■♦- � w - • - ' v ' - ' -jr - Bellingham Memorial H h Scr oc Library BeUingham. Massachusetts 02019 rVQO? of ' par - T69T OT J r-- - — — Memorial Hh fev School ' Library mutmgtmsrn QQ t$ PUBLISHED by the Class of 1952 BELLINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Bellingh m, Massachusetts 7 ) J LJecti ication To Mias Eleanor M. Bailey and Mr. Francis J. Flynn, generous and loyal class advisors, without whose patience and guid¬ ance our undertakings would have been unsuccess ful, and to whoa we owe our heartfelt thanks, we, the class of 52 , dedi¬ cate this Epilogue.., « ? a a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A m A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A TKQTfni Editor-In-Chief PAULINE ALLAIN Associate Editor ANITA PETROSKY Sports ANDRE GREGOIRE Literary S£aff CHRISTINE GLOWKA Business Manager JACQUELINE TRUDEAU Humor HENRu PATRICK Art PATRICIA POWERS Photography MAURICE LEDOUX mmmmA 1U41631 MR. PERCY L. ROWE, SUPERINTENDENT MR. EDWARD F. COLLINS, PRINCIPAL TCOTfcnr MISS ELIZABETH MULGREW MRS. M. LOUISE KELLEY I MISS DOROTHY GOGUEN MRS. LUCILLE M. ARPIN MR. JAMES J. KEOUGH ■ Sc’no 01 • •.� ’’■to . —ijsS Sjfc f v� ‘ • • J r MtM- . ' ; if ♦ — 1 President HENRY PATRICK Chick Neat. .well groomed...has a sparkle in his eye...con- tageous smile...our own Arthur Murray,specializing in jitter- bugging. . .enjoys a good joke and knows quite a few himself ...loves to rollerskate...our capable class president... sociable. Jolly, mischeYious Henry. SONG: Charmaine SAYING: Jealous? PET PEEVE: Class Meetings AMBITION: | Business Manager ACTIVITIES? Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4,-Student Council 4 - Vice President 2- President 4 - Baseball manager 1- Reporter 4 - Epilogue Staff Vice-President WILLIAM COWEN Bill Quiet on top, but looks are deceiving••.neatly attired, casually confident...efficient and reliable scorer for the past four years ... spends much of hb spare time rollerskating at Nipmuc...and can he skate., good luck in the future Bill, we know you f lJ get what you want out of life. SONG: Anytime SAYING: Ya think you T 11 amount to much? PET PEEVE: homework AMBITION: Bottle Gas Business ACTIVITIES: AA 1,2,3,4 - Vice President 4 Business Manager 3 - Baseball 2 - Baseball Manager 1 - Radio Club 4 Treasurer KATHERINE BETSCH fr Katy Athletic, friendly...pleas¬ ing disposition..ardent worker., our Prom Queen...did a good job of keeping track of our money aH this year...participates in all activities... super-abundance of vital!ty...always ready to state her own opinion... energetic,ami¬ able, determined Katy . SONG: For All We Know SAYING: Oh for cryin out loud . PET PEEVE: Psychology AMBITION: Phys. Ed. Teacher ACTIVITIES: A.A. 1,2,3,4 - Radio Club 1,2,3, ' Glee Club 1 - Treasurer 4 - Bas ' ketball 1,2,3,4 - Softball 2,3 4 - Concert Club 1,2 Secretary BARBARA CHLISZCZYK ,f Babs ff Blonde hair....blue eyes... well groomed . our competent class secretary for three years ...a whiz in math (what would we do without her in Geometry?).... willing to lend a helping hand ...we will always remember you, Babs, and hope success crowns your efforts. SONG: Stardust SAYING: Are you kidding? PET PEEVE: Fast drivers AMBITION: Math Teacher ACTIVITIES: Secretary 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, - Radio Club 2,3,4,- Cheer¬ leader 3,4 - Softball 3,4,- Bas¬ ketball 2 CARL ADAMS I Dark hair, well mannered, apparently quiet but always spreading laughter, liked by all,.often seen on the road to Mendon.JWlH always be remembered for his wonderful Character¬ izations in Literature. SONGr Because of You SAYING: What’s the matter, you crazy or something? PET PEEVE: Combination Journals AMBITION: Poultry Farmer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4 PAULINE ALLAIN Paule” Brown hair, glowing brown eyes, cheerful manner, popular, a friend to all, but partial to the Army...Our capable Editor- in-chief ... cheered our team on to victory for fouryears..easy to know, but hard to forget... likeable, gay, sincere w Paule M . SONG: Stardust SAYING: Oh My Gosh PET PEEVE: Being rushed then kept waiting AMBITION: Airline hostess i ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 -Captain 2 Glee Club 1,4 - Radio Club 2, Play 3 - Student Council 3 - Epilogue Staff 4 CONSTANCE CASAVANT Connie Here ' s a girl that needs no introduction..known bv all at B.H.S.possesses a fine singing voice...good natured popular....never a dull moment when she ' s around....alluring, vivacious, attractive Connie. SONG r Cry SAYING: I ' ll give ou a buzz PET PEEVE: Quiet type AMBITION: Business woman ACTIVITIES: Glea Club 3,4 NORMAN BIAIN Norm 6ft.4 and every inch a gentleman, friendly, cooperative takes an interest in his studies yet is always ready to join his friends in a little fun during between classes .....a welcome addition to our class in our senior year..Sincere, well mannered, reliable Norm. SONG: I ' ll See You in my Dreams SAYING: Oh Come on PET PEEVE: Certain Senior girls AMBITION: Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4 BRUCE CARROLL Cali but court eous ... .you couldn ' t call him quiet more than you can call him a noise- maker...an efficient BB manager all through High School..a good student....earnest, easy going Bruce• SONG: Cry SAYING: I don ' t know PET PEEVE: Physics AMBITION: Pilot ACTIVITIES: Basketball manager 1,2,3,4 - Radio Club 1,2 - Boys State delegate 3 - Baseball 1,2,3 CLAIRE FLEUETTE Although quiet at times, Claire is the type of girl everybody likes.always has a friendly smile...enjoys good jokes...always willing to help a good typist ....trustworthy, cooperative, jovial and shies away from the opposite sex. SONG: Blue Tango SAYING: What a Nut PET PEEVE: To Blush AMBITION: Typist ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 4 - A. A. 4 ALBERT FORTE Al Tall, dark, handsome? Has a way avec la femme .his culinary ability is proved by the cakes he supplies for class activities••.our future Digger O’Dell may you shovel your way to happiness in success SONG: Blue Tango SAYING: Aw Come on PET PEEVE: Science periods AMBITION: Mortician ACTIVITIES: Vice Pres 3 - Student Council 3, 4 - Baseball 1,2,3,4 - Basket¬ ball 4 - Gen. Chairman 4- Play 3 CHRISTINE GLOWKA Chris Tall .flirty eves .always smiling...blushes easily...our DAR girl.,.cheerleading Captain, spends much time with the Junior boys ....quest ion asker in Psychology. SONG: Charmaine SAYING: Oh Come on PET PEEVE: Being told that she is a reckless driver AMBITION: Designer ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1 2,4 -Cheerleader 2,4 - Captain 4 Student Council 4 - Girl State 3 Prom Chairman 3 - DAR 4 BARBARA GODIN ANDRE GREGOIRE Andy Her© is a fellow that is liked by everyone..easy-going.. mischievious...woman hater (so we think)...our star basketball player...We’11 always remember you for yourself and the good sportsmanship you f ve displayed, particularly in the Worcester tournament• SONG: Wandering SAYING: It’s all in ya head PET PEEVE: Basketball refs AMBITION: Billionaire ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 1, 2,3,4 - Epilogue Staff 4, - Glee Club 4 Babs Quiet but capable ....Babs has a happy smile and cheery hello for all...this can be seen at the Dairy • • • .has ’.her heart set on teaching in the elementary grades••.There � s no doubt in our minds, you’ll make a fine schoolmarm • SONG: Anytime SAYING: Oh sugar PET PEEVE: Being teased AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 - Radio Club 1,2,3,4 - A. A- 4 VI LEO LATAILLE n Leo n Witty, jovial, good natured, Leo, our star speech reciter, who also proved his singing ability in Petunia••.always ready to accept offers of food, especially on class trips SONG: 1 11 Get by SAYING: Bull PET PEEVE: Being razzed AMBITION: State Trooper ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3 - Baseball 2, 3,4 - Basketball 4 - Concert Club 2,3, - Radio Club 4 PAULINE LANDRY Petite, blonde, blue eyes , enjoys laughter, gaiety, and excitement...can give you a good arguement on any subject..to our first bride, may success and happiness be yours. SONG: Cry SAYING: Isn f t this nice PET PEEVE: Boys AMBITION: Housewife ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 MAURICE LEDOUX Moe Our one and only soda jerk., often seen traveling toward the north..•.quiet,shy, dark-dashing eyes...Perhaps his experience in photography this year will be an aid to the advertising field he hopes to enter. SONG: Because of You SAYING: Aw Come on PET PEEVE: Bookkeeping AMBITION: Business man ACTIVITIES: Epilogue Staff 4 - Radio Club 2- Baseball scorer 2 - Glee Club 4 THERESA MAJEAU Terry A girl that seems to be quiet but likes to have a good time..can always be seen driving a red Ford truck..always willing to help out, particularly when there is a paper drive. SONG: Anytime SAYING: Oh Come On PET PEEVE: Talk against women drivers AMBITION: Owning a car ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4 ANITA PETROSKY Put sv ft V Talkative...eager to help... always ready to express her own opinion.... knows more about base¬ ball than many of the bovs....Has been an active cheerleader 4 years Our Ace commercial student... Best of Luck, Putsv, vou deserve it. SONG: Begin the Beguine SAYING: Oh my achin’ foot! PET PEEVE: Being tickled AMBITION: Foreign secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4 - Radio Club 1,2,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 - Reporter 4 Treasurer 1,3 - Epilogue Staff Concert Club 1,2 - P ay 3 CHARLES PANTANO Charlie Charlie f s a wonderful classmate..friend to all...es¬ pecially the girls...pleasing personality.sociable. noted for his flashy shirts ( sell It to ya for a dime i Right Charlie? ) Our future Olympic marathon champion. SONG: Never Before SAYING: Bull-ony PET PEE T7 E: Sophisticated girls AMBITION: To win the Marathon ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,4 - Baseball 1, 3,4 - Glee Club 4 - President 3 - Student Council 3,4 Track 4 PATRICIA LOWERS JACQUELINE TRUDEAU Jackie Blue flirtatious eyes who T s got quite a few guys in a whirl •••likes to have parties•.always craving for pizza ..First on the floor for a polka ... Your happy disposition is reflected in your work, Jackie. SONG: I Don t Know Why SAYING: Oh come on now I PET PEEVE: Being teased AMBITION: Office work ACTIVITIES: A.A. 2,3,4 - Epilogue Staff - Radio Club 4 - Glee Club 1,4 - Treasurer 2 - Concert Club 1,2 Play 3 Pat Attractive, silent, easy to get along with...initiative in all her work...artistically in¬ clined. . .true to the Air Force., ready to give a helping hand.... faithful Pat. SONG: Too Young SAYING: Oh Fiddlesticks PET PEEVE: Complainers AMBITION: Marriage and Artist ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,4 - Radio Club 1, President 1 - Epilogue Staff 4 PAULINE YOUNG Our fiery red head who can out stare anyone in the class • lover of convertibles,sometimes serious- always ready to see a good movie or to dance• ..We r ll always remember her for her long periods of silence in elass SONG: Dancing in the Dark SAYINGr I’m famished PET PEEVE: Psychology AMBITION: Getting married ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 POEM June has crept upon us With its sun so warm and Its breezes so cool It has climaxed our four happy years At Bellingham High School Now we seek new fields of endeavor To remember you forever and forever It’s time to bid adieu With fond memories of you ALBERT FORTE ci5S What a thrilling experience! Mixing business with pleasure I was preparing for my first trip to Mars to visit some of ray former classmates whom I had not seen since graduation in 1952. How different the world was now and some of my classmates had much to do with making it different. Barbara Chliszczvk had started it all by fathoming a way to stay young longer. We could now live to the ripe old age of 175 years. f- ronliecii Space cadets, robots, and even trips to Mars were realized. Make believe had come truei Why? I arrived at the airport and immediately set out to seek what other people thought about this change in the world and whom should I see roaming around but those two girls who were noted for always loitering in the hallway at school during study periods. You all remember Katy Betsch and Chris Glowka. Katy was now a Physical Ed Instructor at Blackstone High, of all places, and Chris who has a flair for designing, was an interior decorator. I said hello to them and hey informed me that they had just returned from Mars and had seen M 0 © Ledoux. Moe was thinking of opening a drug store and was still there attempting to procure a permit. As I strolled liesurly on my merry way I was startled to hear a sharp commanding voice giving orders to a group of mechanics who looked ’’scared to death”. They just oouldn’t seem t o finish their work quickly enough to satisfy ”the big boss”. You’ll never guess who it was. It was that Normand Sixain who had always been so quiet and who was now chief mechanic at the airport. I then decided to board the rocket and was ready to ascend the steps when a figure darted in front of me, kno cking ma down. Suddenly she stopped and retraced her steps and stopped directly in front of me. I was just about to tell this ill-mannered girl what I thought of her when she said ”I’m Claire Fleuette. Re¬ member me?” No one would ever have believed that this was Claire Fleuette. Figuratively speaking, she had changed a great deal. She was Henry Patrick’s private secretary and was rushing to de¬ liver some papers for him to Bruce Carroll. Henry was presidert of his own firm and had just taken Bruce on as a Junior partner. Well I finally did get into the rocket and Pauline Allain was there to take me to my seat and instructed me on how to prevent getting a severe jolt when we penetrated tie atmosphere. She said she enjoyed her work as hostess and had been trained in a school established by Billy Cowen. Billy was a shrewd busi¬ nessman and was planning to open such a school on Mars. Pauline Inquired as to whether or not I had seen any of the other kids with whom we had graduated and I told her that Connie Casavant was married but was combining a singing career with marriage and was very successful. • Pauline Landry was also married and had three children but was still the jolly Pauline we had known in High School days. Katv had passed along the information that Andy Gregoire was now coaching basketball at Bellingham High and his teams had won 3 state championships in a row. The pilot entered the rocket and we knew that at long last we were read i to take off on the most adventurous trip we had ever taken. I fastened my safety belt and settled back wonder¬ ing what this excursion into space would be like. My thought’s were interrupted by a man’s voice asking if he could share my seat. I looked up and there standing beside me was Carl Adams. He was going to study plant life on Mars for a government re¬ search laboratory. He certainly had come a long way since starting his career as a farmer. Ag we zoomed through space we chatted about our wonderful days at B.H.S. Neither of us had believed these amazing things could happen to the world but were very pleased that they had. We soon saw a bright glow and knew we were approaching Mars and would soon penetrate the atmosphere. We followed Pauline’s directions and received only a slight jolt when we did break through. Before we left the rocket we were given a special pair of walking shoes. These shoes were to keep us from traveling a distance of approximately 20 feet with each step. I couldn’t help thinking that Charlie Pantano would have enjoyed traversing that distance in only one stride the first year he ran in the Marathon. Charlie had successfully competed in the Marathon and was now training prospective champion runners when he was not busy at his job as head of a painting firm. I alighted from the rocket and was seeking scmecne who could tell me how to reach my hotel when I spied a handsome space patrolman who resembled Leo Lataille. I never drea led it was actually Leo. He had requested duty on Mars because he was seeking excitement and here he was giving directions to lost people. There was one thing that I was especially interested in learning about and that was the trend in style in clothes on this planet so I stepped into a fashion salon. I asked to sp eak to the manager and found that she was our own Jackie Trudeau. Jackie had done a wonderful job as Business Manager of our Year book. She told me Pat Powers had joined their staff as a fashion stylist and was doing remarkably well designing clothes appropriate to the Martian climate. Another bit of information Jackie volunteered was that Pauline Young was the leadincr fashion model on Mars. Of all my classmates Albert was the only one who wasn’t sat¬ isfied with the world as it now was. He was going to give Barbara Chliszczyk a piece of his mind when he saw her for she was to blame for the lag in his business, Albert was an undertaker and pfople were taking too long to die in this day and age. I listened to him drone on about his financial distress all the way back to Earth. He was one person who certainly deserved his title as the most talkative-boy in the Senior Class. That night as I was once again settled in my home my thoughts were of all these wonderful people with whom I had spent so many happy ears. And then it happened.The old familiar voice of Barbara Godin, ntvan elementary school teacher,saying, It ' s time to get up. Oh well, I suopose all dreams have to end sometime Anita Petrosky As I stand here with my classmates about me, I am a bit bewildered, I find it hard to believe that we are gathered together for the last time before bringing to a close tomor¬ row those four glorious years at Bellingham High School. As 1 look into my classmates faces, each with its own expres¬ sions, yet each alike in its own sad way, I wonder what mys¬ terious thoughts cai be hidden behind them. What can they be thinking of? Can their thoughts be traveling, as mine are, to that day when we first entered this school and to all the wonderful things that happened during our years to¬ gether? Are their hearts choked, as mine is, at the joy of recalling those unforgetable memories which all began with that bright and happy September morning in 1948 when we en¬ tered this school as Freshmen? Although we had been in the High School as seventh and eighth grade members, still it seemed strange to be High School Freshmen. But soon the friendliness of the upper¬ classmen made us feel welcome and proud to be members of Bellingham High School Our first year was really a hectic one and with Mr, r lynn as our Class Advisor, our first class meeting was held to elect the following officers: Patricia Powers, president; Margaret Shelton, vice-president; Walter Pichie, secretary; and nita r etrosky, treasurer. Looking pretty foolish dres¬ sed in strange costumes and acting as slaves to our superior Seniors on Initiation Day. W e were amply rewarded that eve¬ ning with an Acquaintance Dance. They certainly did their utmost to make us feel at home. As the year went on, basketball brought Andy C re g 0 i re on the team and auline Allain and Anita Petrosky as Cheer¬ leaders. In February came our first social event, the Val¬ entine ance. With the hall aH decorated with red and white hearts and streamers, there was loads of fun for everyone but more than that it meant our first taste of social suc¬ cess. Final Exams and the class outing to H an tasket brought us to the end of our first year together at B. H a nd soon we found ourselves being greeted as Sophomores. Although this year was not an easy one, as for studies, we stiU managed to find time f cr fun and activities. Our class officers were: Margaret helton, president; Henry Patrick, vice-president; Barbara Chliszczyk, ’secretary; and Jaapeline Trudeau, treasurer. 4 ' J Our first social ©vent of th© year was the Thanksgiving Dane© and Turkey Raffle It was not only successful as a social affair, as we danced to the music of Tiger Brown’s Orchestra, but it was also a great financial success, for we had found that w© had to work pretty hard if we ever wanted to go to Washington In March w© held our class banquet which certainly was an event to remember (even if it was pretty hard to ©at our own cooking). Our class trip came again too quickly, but not before we had ordered our class rings. And so our unforget- able Sophomore vear passed with Mr. Time and before we knew it we were Juniors This was a big year for us, for we were now upperclass¬ men, something we had been looking forward to for a long time. We elected as our class officers Charles Pantano, president; Albert Forte,, vice-president; Barbara Chliszczyk secretary; and Anita Petrosky, treasurer. When our class rings came w© could not seem to get them on our fingers fast enough so we could show them to the other classes. That year our social activities commenced in October with the Hal]oween Dance. Although it was a gay and festive affair with corn stalks and pumpkins, bright-colored shirts, and old-fashioned square dancing to the music of Jimmy Savo- ni’s Orchestra, there was sadness In the hearts of all the Juniors for it was farewell dance to one of our fellow classmates, Margaret Shelton. Again came basketball. This time we had an addition to make. Two new cheerleaders from our class, Christine Glowka and Barbara Chliszczyk, would help to cheer our team to vic¬ tory. After basketball was over we were kept busy planning our Junior Prom. Soon April 6 rolled around. With Star¬ dust” as our theme, our dreams seemed to be fulfilled as we danced to the dreamy music of Gene King’s Orchestra in a gar¬ den of roses and stars. Katherine Betsch and Albert Forte reigned as King and Queen as one of our most treasured eve¬ nings came to an end and is now but a memory. Our Junior year went along pretty smoothly except for the class squables for which we were famous. Again came exams and our t rip to Nantasket climaxed our third step on the ladder to success. We could hardly wait to become Seniors. At last the long-awaited day arrived. Yes, we were now Seniors and we were glad to hear that Miss Bailey would be our new Class Advisor. Not losing sight of studies, we were well aware that this would be a busy year. Our main objective - Washington. As we settled down to business,our first class meeting was held to elect the officers that would guide us through our final vear. The results showed that capable Charles Pantano would be our president; with William Cowen as vice-president; Barbara Chliszczyk, secretary and Katherine Betsch, treasurer. Patricia Powers axi Albert Forte were elected chairmen of activities. To start the year off with a bang we held a Freshman Acquaintance Dance and in November, a Harvest Bazaar and sup¬ per. Then came our Christmas Ball, Whit© Christmas . As w© danced in a hall of green and white, we were very proud of our Queen, Constance Casavant. In February, much to ourdismay, Charles Pantano resigned as president of our class. guess it was too much for him. n enry Patrick was elected to take his place and he certainly did a wonderful job. during ent we sponsored a series of whiat parties and a musical entitled n Showboat n and for the ilrst time came the realization that our treasury would iust about make it. But iss ailey spurred us on and soon our York d Washington 6 Wer@ r6ady to leave for New On the morning of April 12 we boarded tte bus for Provi¬ dence, and then the train to New York. Oh, what a glorious feeling it was when we arrived there! All those buildings and people! Some difference from Eellingham! There was so much to do. In New ork we visited Radio Citv Music Hall, took a yatch trip around Manhattan Island, toured the RCA Building, saw the Empire State Building, and even were a part cftte Easter Parade. Then we left for Washington. There were so many government buildings and historical monuments to see that it is hard to remember them all. Will we ever forget how beautiful the cherry blossoms looked in full bloom? As we turned homev ard, after visiting Annapolis, we realized that now our one great dream had been realized and that four years cf hard work and planning was behind us and but a memory. The following week we finished our yearbook under the capable direction of Pauline Alland aid therest of her staff, aid it was finally sent to the publisher. Now, with about only two more months to spend together, we sponsored a play entitled Tons of Fun which wsb directed by Mr. Collins. As baseball season rolled around for the last time, Andre Gregoire and Albert Forte were again on the team showing Just what members of our Senior Class could do. Now with our High School career but a memory and our last eocams st B. H. S. over, Commencement week has crept unon us, with its outings, our Class Banquet, tonight-our Class Night, tomorrow-Commencement, and finally our Commencement Ball. We are about to bid farewell to our classmates, our friends, our teachers, and most of all tS our school which to us has been our home for so long. We can not help but feel this sadness in our hearts along with the feeling of victory and joy as we receive our diplomas and walk out into the world, each in our own way, not knowing what is to face us or our classmates. Scribe: Barbara Chliszczyk Barbara Godin ' ,, T r A X. T Undecided...... ••••••••True False Tests Too Young .••••••••••••...•••••• .Junior Boys Turn Back The Hands Of Time..........Class History Ratreat . ... • ... ..Exam Tine Because Of You........Miss Bailey Cry..•••...Report Cards Anytime.Charlie Coming To School Ask Me No Questions And I ' ll Tell You No Lies.......Physics And So To Sleep Again....Psychology Class It ' s No Sin.....Cheating In Tests Slow Poke...Mr. Collins Cold, Cold Heart..... ...Mrs. Kelley During Tests Kissin Bug Boogy.Basketball Bus Down Yonder...Washington Trip The Horse Told Me....Mr. Keough Detour. .....6th Period Study Mixed Emotions...Class Meetings How Do You Do And Shake Hands.Underclassmen I ' 11 Always Remember You..B. H. S. When The Saints Go Marching In.Graduation Night I Like It, I Like It....Men Substitute Teachers Thanks F or The Memories. ...Mr • Flynn That Old Feeling.Northbridge Defeat Sittin ' On lop O ' The World...Basketball Stardust...... •••••••.•••••••• .Junior Prom 3ring Back The Thrill..Andy ' s Shot At Assumption The Things We Did Last Summer...Paper Drives Be My Life ' s Companion.........Pauline Landry How Could You Believe Me.From A1 To Katy Babs Hurryl Hurryl Hurryl.,.....Typing Class If.We Only Knew Shorthand Wheel Of Fortune.........To The Seniors I Love The Guy....Pauline To Dino Wonderful Wasn ' t It.Our Musical Showboat My Time Is Your Time.....Staying After School Loveliest Night Of The Year...Commencement Ball 1041691 THERESA MAJEAU.Quietest... CHRISTINE GLOWKA.Class Baby. ANITA PETROSKY.Wittiest. KATHERINE BETSCH.Most Athletic. BARBARA GODIN.•••••••••.Best Mannered...... JACQUELINE TRUDEAU.Bast Dancer. CONSTANCE CASAVANT.Most Sociable. BARBARA CHLISZCZYK.Neatest. PAULINE v OUNG.Class Dreamer. CLAIRE FLEUETTE.Most Modest. PAULINE ALLAIN....Most Popular. ANITA PETROSKY.Most Talkative. JACQUELINE TRUDEAU.Best Natured. PAULINE ALLAIN.Happy-go-Lucky. PATRICIA POWERS.Most Artistic. CLAIRE FLEUETTE...Most Ambitious. KATHERINE BETSCH.Did Most for Class.... JACQUELINE TRUDEAU.Most Likely to Succeed.. JACQUELINE TRUDEAU.Class Actors. KATHERINE BETSCH.Most Industrious. BARBARA CHLISZCZYK.Most Studious. PAULINE ALLAIN.Typical H. S Girl Boy CONSTANCE CASAVANT....Most Mischievous. THERESA MAJEAU.Most Bashful... PATRICIA POWERS.Most Attractive. PAULINE ALLAIN..Most Practical. THERESA MAJEAU.Best Dressed. PAULINE LANDRY.Most Argumentative.... ...MAURICE LEDOUX ....HENRY PATRICK .LEO LATAILLE ...ANDRE GREGOIRE .NORMAN BLAIN ....HENRY PATRICK ..CHARLES PANTANO ....WILLIAM COWEN .ALBERT FORTE .CARL ADAMS ...ANDRE GREGOIRE .ALBERT FORTE .LEO LATAILLE ....HENRY PATRICK ....HENRY PATRICK ...MAURICE LEDOUX ..CHARLES PANTANO ....HENRY PATRICK ..CHARLES PANTANO .NORMAN BLAIN ....BRUCE CARROLL ...ANDRE GREGOIRE •.CHARLES PANTANO ...MAURICE LEDOUX ...MAURICE LEDOUX ....WILLIAM COWEN ....BRUCE CARROLL .ALBERT FORTE CLASS MARSHALL.... FAVORITE FRESHMAN. FAVORITE SOPHOMORE FAVORITE JUNIOR... FAVORITE ORCHESTRA FAVORITE SONG. JEANNETTE GASKILL ..DENISE CASAVANT .ROGER CANESTRARI .JAMES HACHEY .GUY LOMBARDO .ANYTIME s v We, th© Class of 1952 of Bellingham High School, in the county of Norfolk, in th© Commonwealth of Massachusetts do declare this to be our last will and testament. To our very understanding faculty, we lea e our sincerest thanks for th© fond memories and the great aids they were in helping us sol¬ ve our many problems. In addition, we make the following in¬ dividual bequests, hoping they will be accepted by all with a good-natured grin: To Mr. Rowe, w© leave our old text books, When will we have that bon fire? To Mr. Collins, we leave dictionaries for his psychology class, so h© won’t have to go into details explaining those LONG words. To Miss Bailey, we leave our UIET 5th period arid our ORDERLY” class meetings. Te Mr. Keough, w© leave a supply of magnifying glasses for these students who can’t see those pieces of paper on th© floor. We’d like to leave Miss Mulgrew a chemistry class that wen’t try to blow up the school or fumigate th© building. To Mrs. Arpin, we leave a pencil sharpener and a supply of pencils for her stenography students. To Mr. Flynn, we take the best players of the basketball team from him, but we leave a few for next year’s team. We hope you can get along without us. To Miss Goguen, we leave a French class that may know how to speak a little French at th© end of th© year. Even though we didn’t. To Mr. Conlan, we leave a new set of history book ’cause we know how much you love to teach history. To Mrs. Kelly, we leave that long desired wish for a first period English Class. Carl Adams leaves his good manners and disposition to and underclassman who might have need of them. That girl who always said, 1 11 never get married. r Pauline Allain leaves free instructions on becoming an old maid. (Of course, she isn’t following these instructions.) Anita Petrosky and Katy Betsch leave their straight Jack¬ ets to anyone who cannot control their over abundance of pep when necessary. I Class Will (continued) Normand Blain leaves his stylish hair-cut to anyone who wishes to be the Sampson of ' 52. Bruce Carroll leaves his Job in the Home Economics room to any Junior boy who can open coke bottles. Connie Casavant leaves all those guys to the Junior girls, better take your pick now while the picking ' s good. Barbara Chliszczyk leaves high marks, books a nd learning to anyone who may need them. William Cowen leaves his bashful ? ways to the next very quiet boy. Claire Fleuette leaves her speed in typing a nd shorthand to any commercial students who wishes to be ahead of the rest of the class. Albert Forte leaves that handsome smile and persuasive ways to the next guy who wants to talk his way in or out of something. Christine Glowka leaves those flashing eyes and flatte¬ ring smile t£ any girl who wants to keep them crawling. The men I mean. Barbara Godin leaves her seat in Psychology to someone who doesn ' t want to be recognized during class. Andy Gregoire leaves his basketball technique to anyone wishing to make those spectacular long shots that just 1 hap¬ pen when he least expects them. Pauline Landry leaves the key to hapiness to anyone who wishes to be in her shoes. Poor Pauline, she ' s going to walk that church aisle in a few weeks. Those corny jokes and remarks that Leo Lataille always seems to pick out of thin air, he leaves in his book r, My OWN JOKES(?) m . Maurice Ledoux leaves his quiet and friendly disposition to anyone who will make good use of it. Theresa Majeau leaves her very quiet and petite ways to the one to take her place. Better keep that record up. Charlie Panatao leaves that cute water pistol to those boys who have trouble over who’ll get that girl. Don’t r et too wet boys. We rknow that you would all like to have the dancing abi¬ lity of Henry Patrick, so he leaves it to the one who will make the most of it. Patricia Powers leaves her quiet and unassuming manner to all those noisy underclassmen of B. H. S. r Jackie Trudeau leaves her everlasting personality and her nerve of asking the fellows to dance to the Junior girls. That red headed Pauline Young leaves a box of Tintair to any girl who wishes to be that same fiery red that she natu¬ rally is. In testimony we herunto set our hands and..in the presence twelfth day of June in the year of our Lord, On© Thoudand nine hundred and fifty two. Witnesses-- Minnie Mouse Micky Mouse Mighty Mouse SCRIBE: Patricia Powers rJUjVJOJl Connie to Paulin©: He likes my company and I simply lore his. I think it’s call Fidelity Trust. Mr. Keough- Stop acting like a foolI Leo- I’m not acting Miss Mulgrew to Miss Bailey after parking the car: That © close enough. . • .we can walk to the curb. Henry- I had an awful headache last night Charlos-Yes, I saw you with her. Albert- I was injured on t he basH«tball team. William-How? Albert- I fell off the bench. Mr. Collins- What part of the car causes the most accident ? Carl- The nut that holds the wheel. Jackie: What do you call frozen water? Norm: Iced waterl Jackie; What do you call frozen ink? Norm: Iced inkl Jackie: You’re telling me. I’ve got a cedar chest. Wonderfuli I’ve got a wooden leg. Henry Patrick SENIOR GLASS OFFICERS President...Henry Patrick Vice President.William Cowen Secretary.Barbara Chliszczyk Treasurer.Katherine Betsch Class Colors: Red and Silver Class Flower: Red Rose Class Marshall: Jeannette Gaskill Class Motto: Towering we stand, never to fall” Class Advisor: Miss Eleanor M« Bailey M % unior CL, Offi icerd President • • • • Vice-President Secretary •••• Treasurer .... Frances Walker •Paul Petrosky ..Janet Crooks Maurice Godin 0 ) Class Advisor William Conlon - I TRQTtftT - 5 reslmen CL ass Soph to mo re CL ass f 7KQ7.f 01 I For the first tine in the history of the Bellingham Blackhawks, the Hawks completed one of its most successful basketball seasons with a record of 17 wins and only 4 losses, shattering Jim Keough ' s old record of 15-6. The first game of the season found Coach Frank Flynn selecting a starting five comoosed of Bob Nutting and A1 Marcet, at forwards, Paul Petrosky at center, Capt.” Andy Gregoire and Charles Pantano at guards, with Palmer, Meotti, Forte, Hachey, Rowe, Young, Schwenker, and Canestrari in reserve. This team, composed mostly of Juniors, swept its way past th first 13 opponents before running into a strong Northbridge H.S. quintet which handed the H aw s its only defeat of the regular seasons play. For the second consecutive year the Hawks defeated their Arch-rival, Blackstone H.S., and regained the Woon¬ socket Retail Trade Board Trophy, and downing an aggressive Franklin quintet for the Franklin Rotary Club Trophy. f JNNflr 1 ria y WV jm , jBr - ■ rtmm - • W, r- j Albie Marcet (forward) Mr. F• J. 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Bellingham 4 w � •I t-1- 1 l D- � • � • !)•!)•� • £• D-t-1 £•� • D-D D-D-l;- V-S-fr £• V- D-� • � • � • U J � • J -l-1 � • � � • � • � • ! • � • � • � • T-� • � • � • � • D � - � • X - � � • Jj � • D-� • � � • U � � • w 9 A 9 9 w 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 H 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 H TOWN LINE SHELL STATION 24 Hour Towing Service 1210 Social Street Phone: Canal 3007 2037-R 2037-J £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ WALTER D. RICHARD Insurance - Real Estate Phone Canal 1454 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Elm St. So. Bellingham, Mass. 4 6-4 £ £ £ £ n. f w w c T ? CARRIER ICE MEG. CO. Established 1914 We use Artesian Well Water P. 0 . Box 1027 Theodore A. Carrier Albert L. Carrier Phone: 4150 1766 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ DR. A. GARNEAU 600 Clinton Street 6-4 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Tel. 2755 Woon. R. I. -rt .7 .7 .? .7 .1 .1 .? 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Tel. 2283—2284 j). jw. r. r� n, r.� . d i D D J, ® J J I). })• J D $• J s J J j). j i). j j j). j). j). j). j. j. j). j). j). j). j). ®. j;. t;.® ® ®.®. ®.®.®.® ®.® ® ® ® ® � � • Ji � ® ® 9- ® ® ® ® J ®-1- ® ® ® 1- ® Compliments of: HELENE ' S BEAUTY SALON 937 Social Street A A a a a a a a £ A A A A A A A A A A A SYNGAY ' S FARM Fresh and Frozen Poultry Fruits and Vegetables Reasonable Prices WOONSOCKET « Village oo 0 Medway, Mass. ? Phone 381 RHODE ISLAND ? A A A A e Best Wishes From: SO. MILFORD SERVICE STATION t Tires-Batteries-Accessories Light Auto Repairing 404 So. Main St. Hopedale, Mass. Phone Milford 2667W A A A THE LUCY SNOW JACK INS. AGENCY A A A A A A A A A A A A i - A A 274 Village St. Medway, Massachusetts f i W ® r W l 3 i i l ® l l l ® ® ® ® ® £ l l l l l l l l X l ® l-i ® l ' l l. , l ' ‘l i , l V , l i. ® •3 • I • 3 • 1 -3 -3 3 3 • 3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 3 • 3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 3 3 -3 -3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -a -3 -3 3 -3-3 -3 -3 3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 • 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3-3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 • -JUt .7 . 1.7 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 7 ? • ? .7 .1 .1 .7 .1 ,1 «7 .1 -7 .7 .7 t • t 7 7 -7 • t -.7 -1 -7 -l -1 -.1 - t -7 Kl -7 3 «( -3 -3 t -7 -3 -1 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 3 3 3 7 -3 3 • 3 -3 -3 -7 - 3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 • 3 • 3 -3 -3 • 3 -3 • r r v r ? v w r ? !“ W 9 9 w ? «? « � Compliments of: PIETTE’S WHOLESALE A A A A M A A A « A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Your Gown Center” HARVEY’S 38 Main St. Woonsocket, R.I. Evening Appointments Call: Woonsocket 3370 s 9 ¥ ft V 9 r? « ? ? SPORTS DUGOUT Headquarter s for: Sporting Goods and Hobbies 2 s - A. A A A A A A A A A A 321 Main St. (Next to P.0.) Woonsocket, R. I. BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. A. H. Allaire ? ? v ? w 3 l JVD-D- 1 £•£•� • D-D � •! t« J-J) | � • ®. n. f . • i i t-U-8« J U | l � • 1 U � •!)• ® � • l � • S � •! • J � • 8 � • J)‘i � • t � • l • M ? ? � ¥ ¥ ? S� ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ v ¥ w ¥, 5 ¥ ¥ 5 • ¥ e e ¥ ¥ «- « H WOONSOCKET HOME FURNITURE 241 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A NEW SHANGHAI RESTAURANT American and Chinese Food Thomas W. W. Ark, Mgr. Daily Specials; Orders to take out 267 Main St. Woon., R. I. Tel. 1364 A+m ™ Medway 24 GRAVEL’S 104 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A CHARLES S0F0RENK0,D.M .D. Dentist 466 Main Street West Medway, Mass. (f- j• i i-i-1-1-1-1 - j -i- d- r-r-r- r-r-1-t-i-i«j i £• j j 1-i 1-1-£• i-i-r-r- 1-1-1- j 1-1-1-1-i- 1- 1-1-1-1- t- � •t i-1-1- d-d- i- i-1-1-1- 1- i-i-vi- � • vvw f � ■ie t- r-r i j i-r- 1 - 1 -’« v „ «-• j,- v-1-1-vvviri-i i -i- 1- 1 -£• t-i-r t t-i-t-i-t i i-y-; 4 Compliments of: 7 7 7 ts 7 7 7 7 — 7 7 7 7 7 M 7 7 7 7 7 7 «■� 7 «p 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 JIGG ' S CAPE «4 A A A A A M A 4 A A 44 44 £ « « « « a Compliments of: MURDOCK SAMPSON, D.M.D. Medway, Mass. Woon., R. I. I r- d- � • j� r- J � • IV i � ■ 1 r � • JV J � t J I r� � • d- i j t i i � • t IK� • 1 - w t-f t- 1 - 1 - r- v- 1 -f j � • t - 1 - j j t- i i s t- f t-� v f m inws w • ■ ' � • ' � • ' � ] • 8,1 8-1 ' ■ K Tel. Day 220 24 Hour Service NIgPit 405 BELL k MAYER Studebaker cars and trucks Towing and Repairing Best Equipped Garage In Town Tel. 1678 P Q CLOTHES 85 Main St. Woonsocket, R.I. 7 7 7 7 7 7 «■� 7 w 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 “ 7 7 — 7 7 ta W M 7 «i 7 w 7 7 «� 7 7 7 M 7 « A A A Roy T. Sherwood Manager Main Street West Medway tr V- Ir � • l � • I � • D- � • l D-1 � D-1 t- � • J � • D- � • I D- D- � • � • D-1 � • � • D- J D- D- 1 • � • � • � • l-1- D- � • � • D- V- V- V-1-1- � • � • J D- � • � • D- J � • j � . � •� . � • j j). £. j t.� . d- jj. j j). j j j,. A A Compliments of: MILLIS BOWLING ALLEYS ? BROOKSIDE LUNCH A 44 J Regular Lunches 44 ? SANDWICHES COFFEE SODA ? ICE CREAM FRAPPES SUNDAES 64 A A ? MAIN STREET WEST MEDWAY A ? Tel. Med. 80 ? 3 ' 3 3‘3 3 3 3“3 3 3-3 3‘3 3 3 I«3 ' 3 3 (1 3 3i3 I-3 ' 3i3- I‘3 I 3 , 3 (1 1 3- 1 3 3- I JKI ' 3 3 3 3 3‘ 3- IhI- 3‘3 { (I- { 3 3«3- 3 (Jh 3-(1- I- {- 1 I’(3- J«3 - 3- l 3 - 3 Kf-CtHt «3 • { • ! Kl Compliments of: TOLIA S RESTAURANT 245 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Home Made Candy £ L a A « 44 44 44 64 44 44 44 44 d) 44 44 A A C Compliments of: COLAMATTI S SUPER MARKET 6 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ' A ' A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 7 tf 7 I-t t t i ■r ? -a a -i -i i j i j -I -a -i -i -a -a -a -a -3 -a -j «•« .3 j 3 -a -a-a j j -3 -3 -3-3-3 .j -j -a -3 i -3-3 -a -3 3 3 -a -3 -t -3 j «i °i -3 -3 -3 -3-3 -3 -3 -a -3 3 i -i 3-3 -3 -3 -3 it- t .� - � ••� •-� ■-� ■- t-3 -3 ¥ ► w MONGEAU SHOE STORE, INC. Shoes for the entire family 126 Main St. Woon., R. I. « ? ■ w ? ! r « «? ? «r tf «? ? ? ? ? 9 r •? •? ? «? V 7 7 A a A a a a a a a A A a A A A PETNOV T S INC.. DEPT. STORE 266-270 Village Street Medway, Maas. Phone Medway 156 A A a a a a a a a A A A A A A A A A A A 2 ) A A A A HENRY J. DWYER Dealer in fine Furniture Westinghouse Appliances STANLEY E. CHASE Groceries Gas Wood Range Oil Fuel Caryville, Mass a A A A A A A A a Hartford Ave. A A A A a Phone Medway 8059-4 a 104-12 A A A A A A A A A A 9 % A 7 w A w I J |e J J D li � • � • � • 1 � • J D £•l I-t ' D- D D-D l-l-l-S- � D-D-D-D- t-£•� •� • £• 1 � •� -S • •� •� ® ® � � ® ' ® ® ® l; 5)1 £ 7 9 7 7 « 7 w 7 7 7 7 7 r 7 «• 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 z v 7 Compliments of: M0WRY� S JEWELRY 10 High St. (Opp. Depot) Woon., R. I. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Tel. 5168 A. Tomassini, Prop. % TOMASSINI MOTOR SALES High-Grade Used Cars Bought and. Sold 814 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, R. I. w ? w A w ■ cr w w w w THE VILLAGE INN Steaks Chopi Our Specialty Village St. Medway, Mass. Wm. Munroe, Mgr. Phone Medwav 242 THE LANTERN INN Servingr Chinese and American Food A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Route No. 126 Hartford Ave. Ballingham (Caryvilla), Mass. I 7 “ 1 MJ. 311 Ji3 I KI -3-3-3 -a-3 -IKlJ K1 -1 -J 1HI-I-I- 1-3 - 3. 1 1 -a -a KI J -I-I -3 -1 1 -I -I-3-3KI- 1 1 Kl I T 3KI-1-3HI-I I-1-1-I-J I-I | i |.I .J.I. .-I. . l I.J.J I I.J .J.J.3-J J.J.I . .J.J.Jwl.J.l.J J.J-J I.I.iKl J-(lHl-l ' ' l ' l ' J ' I i ' J-J ' i ' l ' J ' i i ' l-J-InlnIrJ 3-J- -J I-C 4[«J«Jnl i-J J-I-i ' .{-JnI-i-i-| Compliments of: P 0 FURNITURE STORE Milford, Mass. 1 FALK BROTHERS A � % Woonsocket’s Quality | Family Clothing Store a 1 35 MAIN STREET A A a 1 WOONSOCKET, R. I. A A A. W. HOBART INSURANCE AGENCY Medway, Mass. Tel. Medway 146R-2 � « a a a a a 6 j� a a a a a a a Compliments of: DR. SHEINKOFF Medway, Mass. 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Tel. 261 £•£•£• t- £•� • £• v v J 1 ! • 1 £•£• i-£• £• £• £•£• I V- ir vtr v w W� l- £•£• £• 1- £• I-1- !)•� • £•£• � • � • � • £•£•£• £•� •� •� • I £• £• £■ £• � • £•£•£• D-D- J i � • £• � •£• £•� •£• £•£• l � • £•£• £•£• Compliments of EIGHTH GRADE £ A 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 e £ 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 Pres... Carlton Cramb £ Vice Pres.Edmond Deschamps { £ £ Sec....Muriel Dalpe £ £ £ Trees ............. Joseph Scaccia ? EAST WOON. REST HOME 847 tendon Road Tel. 5411 WOONSOCKET, R. I. A Modern Home Located In A Healthy Location it it it ALLAIRE FARM AGENCY R.F.D. Elm St. Tel. Canal 6062J BLACKSTONE, MASS. City, Suburban Country Property At All Times Your Listing Solicited For Prompt Services - ' I-3 • ' I-1 • C-I • I t • • •3 3 3 -T •? 1-3 -3 -3 • ' l� 1U� • ! 1 CI • ! • ! -1-3 - J • !- I - J � 3 - 5 - J « 3 3 •« 3-a 1 3 � l 3 3 3 � (l-d • ! xJ-a •! • I 3 I-3 d -1 a 1 - l I-d-a 3- X I- J d-3 •« I • ! - 1 J 3-3-J-J - • ! 3 • J-;C • I 1 - J • I -I ? 3 3 3 3 •] 3 1 1 d 3 3 3 3 «3 «3 «3 «3 3 -3 3 3 1 3 1 •( J 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 • J� I • I 3 3 3333 3 � 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 -1 A ROBINSON’S Smart Apparel for Women It pays to shop around the corner 12-13 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. - A S4 = u h h a A A A A A A A A MODERN SHOE STORE 94 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. £� £ }-•£•£•£• J £•£•£•£• £•£•£•£• £• £• D D l J £•£ £•! £•£•£•£•£• £ £•£•£•£•£•£ h £•£ £•£•£‘£• £ £•l l £•£•£•t , •I • •5 l ■t •J ’i •J • J l £•l ' •« ' • ' ■ ' -« ' • ' •l , •l l • l , J • l ) • v • AMBLER LUMBER Custom Savings, Milling Hardware Manufacturing Company Tel. Milford 157W1 Route 140 Bellingham, Mass. 6 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A BELISLE BROS. BAKERY Bread Rolls Pastry 35 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I l £• £• £• £• £•� •£•£• £• £• £• £•£• £• £• £•£•£• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £■ £• £• £• £• l-£• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• � • £• • £• £• £• £• £• Compliments of 2 Wallpaper Paints Oils « A Varnishes Window Glass Brushes Painter ' s Supplies in General FOURNIER c FOURNIER A A A A A PHILIP MULVEY COMPANY 40 South Main St. | Woonsocket, R. I. 2 Tel. 1738 •£• £• £• IV £• £• £•£•£•£• £• £• £•£• J £• £• £•£•£•£• £• £• £• £• £•� • £• £•£•£•£•£• I £• £• £• £• £•£•£•£• £• £• £• £• J £• £• £•� £•£•£•£• £• £•£•� •£•£• £• £• £• £• £• £• £ £• £• £• I £•£•£• £•� •£• f £•� • l Established 1912 Telephone 1305 LAGACE SERVICE OIL CO. 345 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Fuel Oils Gasoline Greases Industrial Oils Herve A. Lagace Pres. Treas. 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Bellingham, Mass z PRATTE ' S DRUG STORE 254 Main St. 198 Front St. Phone 4893 504 Elm St. Phone 2102 j j- j • j- r- j S ' -)- j j-r- y- j r-j • f j j y- 1- r- f-� • j £• - j r • j j j ?• «• r� r- r- j y-y- f v- t v- r- y- t- j r- t- � •1 {• t- y y - s- y- r� i j r- r- r - ®- r- i r- r- i r- ' • «• r - • r- � • p- - ALLIED 5 1.00 STORE 509 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. George Jalbert, Prop, u See Laban for a good used car at a Bargain Price LABAN ' S USED CARS 971 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Phone 4059 J lkJ) lr� V � VV� V ' VVVl’ ' � l V fb ' Wfrlr D • «- •Jr t- Jh t 1 l-1 ' l-1 i 1- � • t D D D D � • k ' ' ,r J D t ' lrV fc W i fc « (2) E. L. VAINE JEWELER Hamilton Watches Gorham Silver Keepsake Diamonds 260 Main St. Woon. R. I. SO. BELLINGHAM VARIETY Groceries Vegetables Choice Meats It ' s Self Service Crooks Corner So. Bellingham 4i-I f Y- Y� � • Yr Y� I r- P- J J r- J J J I D J � • J ' ! ■I � • 1 } r j � •:j � •:!)•� • J :f � � :� • ' J J J � • :� • J � « � � � � � •: � :� T a r Compliments of: Z SIMONEAU ' S INC. 585 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. We furnish your home with: Taste, Comfort, Economy Distribution of Utility Gas Tel. 3807 Compliments of: BAZAAR SHOP Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. r r-w-i-i -j • ' !• !-I-I•I l I l I l t 3 1 3 a f| ® l ' i i‘l 1 1 3 3 3 l J l 3-1 J- l- 1 - l� ClVI- 1 -J-1 � a• ! l■ - I• !� S- 5- J- l J- J-a 3 ? I- I« J- I• -X 1 (1 • !- 1 !• ! d• !KI- 1 -3� tl- I-3- I- I I d-3•« 3-1 f- l• J J- I-.1 -3 3nlnlnlnl•«• ■« ? 3 «3 3 -1 3 1 1 -1 •] «d -3 3 «d 3 «3 -3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 «3 3 -3 3 ' 3 3 3 -3 3 3 •d«3«d«3 � i -3 i 3 3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 l 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 «3 3 nj -3 3 ’ A 4 fa A A A CHOPSTICKS 244 Main St, Woon., R. I. A £ A A A A A A A A 4) 4� A A A A A A A A A A A A WRONA ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Accessories Batteries Lubrication North Main Street WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. 7116 BOSTON FURNITURE STORE PETE’S BARBER SHOP 597 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A J Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham £ A b b b b b b 4 b b b b A A A A A A A i If )j� D D« D« J D� D !)• J D D� D D J D t • D D D D D D l • D D D D J I ' ! • J £• D D D D £• !)• D D l D D D J) D‘ 1 i D D D D‘ D D D D A A A A A A A A A A A A. H. SWEET CO. « A A A A A A A A A A A A WRIGHT T S DEPT. STORE Oscar C. Ayotte, Registered Pharmacist 213 Main St. Milford, Mass. A A A A A A A A A « A A A A A A A A A I KI 3 I -3 Kl KIKJKI J lK{K iniKiKI 3‘3 3 � 3KI‘3 3 3 i «3 «3 ' 3«3‘3 3«3 3 3‘3-3 d-3 3-3-3 3-3 3«3-3 -3 ' 3 3 ' 3 ‘3‘ ' 3«3 - ' 3-3� 3-3-i ’3 £ A A Social Corner Phone 816 J. C. MAILLOUX SONS 603 Clinton St. Home Furnishing Carpets and Linoleum w A A w A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A WERBER ROSE 4- A A A A A A Complete Home furnishings A 105 Main St. Milford, Mass. 2 Woonsocket, Rhode Island .3.3.3 -3 •-! 3 - I • • ♦ ! d 1 I “S S 3 I -I -3 ' J -X - X -3 3 - J - 1 -3 3 3 • J - I -3 1 3 ♦ ! I -3 3 5 • ! “I -J - I - I -a - I • ! � 3 • ! 3 • ! xl 1 1 1 - 1 � 3 -a I 3 3 Ht -a -3 • I -1 J .t •� w 3 J-3-3-3-3-3 -3- 3-3 3-3 • ! ? 3 -a 3 3 3 •! 1 1 3 3 «3 -3 -3 -3 -3 «3 -3 -3 3 -3 -3 3 3 ' 3 -1 3 ' 3 3 «3 3 3 -3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 • ' • • ' • - 1 T • « � « - 1 -3 -3 3 3 3 it it -3 ii«3 3 -3 1-3 ilil 3 «3ii i ii.n ii 3 3 3 -1 3 3 • t Compliments of: TROTTIER f S EXPRESS 361 Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham, Mass. A A A A A A A A A (A A (A A (A A A A A A (A A Phone Canal 7300 A. Valati, Prop. HENRY’ S AUTO PARTS We buv Wrecks 674 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I. A A A A A £ A (A A (A (A (A A (A A A A A A A A (A A (A A (A A (A A fcA A A (A 4) A (A A A (A A A (A A (A (A (A A A t D l i £ • D D D D J D- !)•! • D D D« D D D D D D« D � • D« D D D« D D D- f � • D� J D« D- £• � • D D D D D« D D Iz ft J t i feD D U � • D %L fc A CLUB EMBASSY Our Chicken Dinners Are Worth Crowing About Phone 7043—1532-M 77 Havelock St. Woon., R. I. A A A A A A A A A A U � A A A A A A A A ALFRED B. BLOOD Plywood Form Builder Telephone Can«l 5596-R Elm Street E. Blackstone, Mass. Compliments of? DR. JEAN B. PETRIN DENTIST A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ALDEA LEDOUX EMBROIDERY SHOP A A Room 62-63 Commercial Bldg. ? , � t Woonsocket, R. I. Phone 6196 , „,� r, y , T . r� � j j j � j � J � f f i � � � � • J � •� • � • � • � • � • J � � • � • � • � � � � � � f ? A A A OSCAR’S OUTLET Work Clothes Priced Right ? 62 Main Street Woonsocket. R. I. Compliments of: AUGER’S FURNITURE STORE 612 Clinton street Woonsocket Rhode Island A A A A ' A A A A £ A A £ 1‘ 1‘ l- 1- 1-1- V l-1 ' H- 1-1‘ l- 1- H H-1 H l i I H ' W t l t H - 1 l A Be-st Wishes to the Class of 52 •? A. 0. Giroux, Prop, MEDWAY BLOCK C0MPAN v ¥ - 9 «? 330 Main St Route 109 West Medway, Mass, Makers of: Cinder and Concrete Bl ocks Phone Medwav 429-3 a A A A PELLAND’S SERVICE STATION ft •A A A Pulaski Blvd, ? So. Bellingham, Mass, . A A A A A « ? ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ r Compliments of: MODEL DAIRY ICE CREAM 411 Pulaski Blvd. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A J. B. FARNUM Woonsocket’s largest paint, hardware, and sporting goods store. New England’s finest wall paper department. Monument Square Woonsocket, R, I, ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ? irt ' v v J |). ])•{]•{ • 8-1) J) J J). D J t ! • D t-£•£•£•!)• $� £•!)• f) fr f £• £• £• £• £• £• J £• J J J })• J). fc. J £. J j). j j;. j j). |). j). ¥ H ¥ ¥ ¥ w w ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Compliment’s of: HENRY HOGAN Men’a Wear ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ r « 169 Main St. Milford, Mass. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Compliments of: IDEAL DAIRY ft A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham « A A A A A A A A A A A 3 KS Hi KC « A ft � A Andre Fleuette, Prop. Tel. 6230J Best Wishes from: Dr. Fabbricettl Compliments of: Dr. Fabbricotti’s Animal Hoapital Bellingham, Mass. « « A A A A A A A A ft A A A A A A A A A A A ;• A DR. J. H. McCOOEY DR. T. S. McCOOEY Dentists 1 -3 1 • i• I• I 3‘I 3 1 3‘I’ l• ' l-T 1 1 - l 1 I• ! 1 • J ' J 3• J 3 (J d-3• ! 1 •!•!• ' J•! J -1 “1 J l•!! 3• ! 3•(! 3 3•(!-3Hi 3 3 3 3 (J d• I• • t• t«t -fi-t.(i•(! |Kt•(!KJ• ' f• ' J• ' f• � wr.f. ' i. t.?. i ?-3 -1 -I • ! -I -1 -1 -a KIKI «d Kl -a Kl -1VI • ? -il - T-l -t wi -1 -a • ! - 1 m Hi«(T J-i «J 3 vl -i 1 1 -1 -I -t nl • ! nt nl -t 1 n| -i m i Kl 1 nl .I •? r .� .� -� o BELLINGHAM AUTO SALES Now and used cars Parts and accessories Telephone Franklin 5920 Represented by I ARAM ' S FURNITURE STORE, INC. Aram L. Belanger, Pres. i-4 A A A 2 Woonsocket ' s Busiest Fum. Store t m A A A A A A A A A A A 28 Arnold St. Woon., R. T. D: J. MOORE BELLINGHAM, MASS. Telephone 5143 -4 A i A A A A A A A A A A A A •3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 -3 3 3 3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 HI HI -3 HI 3 3 -3 3 -3 3 -3 -3 -3 HI -3 HI -3HlHIHIHI.3HlHIHI IHlHlHt«3HI 3HIHIHlHIHIHIHIHIHIHlHlHlHlHIHIHI‘3HjHlHlHlHIHIHI-3Hla J A A A A A A A A A A A COMPLIMENTS OF: AVEDON Fine Feminine Fashions Stadium Building W00NS0CKFT RHODE ISLAND a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a i b a A a a a A A EISENBURG TICKTON 31 Cumberland St• Woonsocket, R. I. i) d A vvl vtr ,-«, 4 D t D«| 1 1 1 D-D«D I) D D D D D ©• ' •« ' •! •D D D D D � l D D D D-D-t-D D J J D«D D D«D D J D D D D l) D � • J) J)« l J D D D H)‘J) 4 A 4) 4 4) 4 4) 4) 4) Federal Bldg. MINNIE ' S BEAUTY SALON 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Phone 3851 4) o 4 « 4 4) 4 � 4� A CLARK-SHAUGHNESSY, INC. PUBLIC OIL COMPANY Main Office: 85 South Bow St. $ Milford, Massachusetts a 4) 4) A � A 4) 4 4 4 4 4 4) « We service your neighbor, why not you? Phone: Milford 900 Medway 55 Nights phone Milford 1921 r i i ' r r f ' r-r t- t r t t- r � • � • ic virv-v- ivi d-$• ! • j j ® d x j ®-jv d-d d i d ! « tsi 4 . 4 ) Men ' s and Young Men ' s Wear BARNEY ' S 23 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. 4. 4j 4 « 4) 4) 4) 4) 4 4 . 4) 4 ) 4 . A 4 4d 4 � 4 4. 4 4 . 4 Compliments of: SEVENTH GRADE £ 4 resident.Joseph Gavasse Vice Presi dent....Carlton Taft Secretary..Noella Renaud Treasurer....Patricia Brunetti 4 4) 4) 4t ■•,’ , j j • ■ • . - ■: • 1 1 ■ . ' ?a • « f. i. %? V7«M ;{ $ II ! 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