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• u.gu s bcol LibrafM Bellingham Me,r, ° ' ssachuse tts 02019 Bellingham, Massacnusei « « ■ SCHOOL LIBRAS V 1541523 I. rt.g,i ' a(X Bemngnan Bellingham, am, Massachusetts 02019 BELLINGHAM memorial high school library PUBLISHED by the Class of 1953 BELLINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Billinghvi, Massachusetts 1542523 Dedication The Class of 1953 proudly dedicates its Epilogue with deep gratitude and true af¬ fection to William Conlan, our Class Advisor, a loyal and sincere teacher; who will long be remembered for his careful guidance and in¬ spiring wisdom; who has been an exemplary instructor, a demanding and appreciative coun¬ sellor, and a stimulating and sympathetic friend. i 1542523 ' IjearLoL Staff Editor-in Chief MAURICE GODIN Business Manager CONSTANCE CROOKS Literary Staff BARBARA CASTAGNARO Art MAR CELLE FLEUETTE Sports ROBERT BUTTING Class Advisor MR. WILLIAM CCNLAN Associate Editor FRANCES WALKER Humor ESTELLE BEAUREGARD PAUL PETROSKY Photography DREW PALMER r - ' 1542523 Edward F. Collins, Principal MR. FRANCIS J. FLYNN mr. jamrs j. keough 1542523 - ' : ISS DOROTHY GOOUEK MR. ALFRED GODIN, Custodian i __ _ _ - uproot Hi oZOl BeB S .«w Massachus School C W ® 1542523 FRANCES Frannio WALKER Fetite, peppy, witty, sparkling personality. A willing, dependable, and efficient worker. Her aimiable ways have found the hearts of many friends. SONG: Make Believe SAYING: I ' m hungry. PET PEEVE: Conceited Boys AMBITION: Medical Secretary ACTIVITIES: Class President 12 4; DAR 4; Girls’ State 2; Good Gov ' t. Athletic Association 1224; Student Council 1; Radio Club 122; Glee Club 1224; General Manager Senior Acti¬ vities; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff OSCAR O.Le B. LEBLANC Capable, industrious, our one and only trumpet player Likes to hypnotize chickens. His good nature, patience and amiability will help him achieve any goal he sets in life SONG: You ' l] never walk alone SAYING: Let ' s get on the stick. PET PEEVE: Talkative Girls AMBITION: To be his own boss ACTIVITIES: Basketball scorer 12; Athletic Association 12; Vice President 4; Junior From Committee; Student Council 22 and 4; Glee Club 4; Radio Club 123; Boys State Delegate JANET Jan CROOKS Versatile, ranks high In studies, our capable class secretary. Jan cheered our team to victory for four years. Her charming person¬ ality will endear her to the world SONG; I Believe SAYING; Oh CrumbJ PLT PEEVE; Being Rushed AMBITION; Food Technician ACTIVITIES; Cheerleader 123, Capt.4; Basketball 123 ; Softball 2; Class secretary 224; Glee Club 123 ; concert Club 1; Junior Prcrn C ommittee Epilouge Staff. MAURICE Hoe GODIN Tall, c;ark, su-ve, ladies man. Has a ve s raotj) r o yo 1 e s, nand when needec unique style of dancing. Cra Capable treasurer ' , always on SOnG; hold Me SAYING: Jell, do tell. ' FET PEEVE; Typing 5-minute timed writings rU ' iBI ilCN : Big Dame Hunter ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 1234; 1?34-; Senior Plays 123; Edito Yearbook; treasurer 34; Atnle 23; Junior Prom Committee; Bazaar 4 Student Counci: r in Chief of tic Association 1542523 ESTELLE Tel BEAUREGARD Sociable, industrious, trustworthy, always willing to lend a helping hand, Tel and her truck were forever doing errands for the class. Faithful, generous, Tel. SONGt Why don ' t you believe me? SAYING: What a Racket FET PEEVE: Shorthand Transcription AMBITION: Hairdresser ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Vice President 1; Ticket Com¬ mittee 12; Refreshments 54; Decorations 5; Junior From Com. RITA Rita BLAIN Congenial, likeable, daydreams, but is ever ready to join the fun. Forever sewing beautiful clothes. She would like to sleep in class, but then, who wouldn ' t? Contended Rita is partial to the Navy. SONG: I Believe SAYING: Let ' s go . ' PET PEEVE: Waiting AMBITION: Airline Hostess ACTIVITIES: Basketball 25; Glee Club 4; picket Com. 4 BARBARA Babs CASTAGNARO Good Natured, sparkling eyes, always ready for work or play. Excellent dramatist. Our Prom queen, likeable, gay, sincere, Babe....easy to know, but hard to forget. SONG: I Believe SAYING: Holy Cow . ' PET PEEVE: Temperamental People AMBITION: To Travel ACTIVITIES: Radio Club jb; Glee Club 24; Advertising 2 4; Treasurer 1; Decorations 14; Sophomore Banquet; Refresh¬ ments jk; Junior Prom Committee BARBARA Babe CLANCY Modest, polite, tranquil, never seems to have much to say. Owns a sparkling Irish smile. We are indebted to Babe for being our chauffeur. SONG: Your Cheating Heart SAYING: For goodness sakes. FET PEEVE: Being called Clancy. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 124; Concert Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 1542523 CONSTANCE Conny CROOKS Practical co-operative, Conny is an active member of our class. Always talkative. Sometimes jolly, sometimes serious. Life holds much in store for Conny. SONG Anywhere I wander SAYING: I ' m going neurotic . ' PET PEEVE: Work Sheet AMBITION: Dental Secretary ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125; Glee Club l4; Decorations 125 and 4; Junior Prom Committee; Ticket Committee 4; Bazaar 4; Yearbook Staff; Chairman Dance 1; Radio Club 4 FELICE Felice DIPIETRO Deligent, quiet, unassuming, studious. Felice is hard¬ working and ambitious. Hay she carry our best wishes with her to a succeesful future. SONG: I Believe SAYING: Let ' s eat. FET FEEVE: Rushing, then waiting AMBITION: Dress Designer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1254; Refreshments 54; Junior Prom Committee i MARCELLE Marce FLEUETTE Friendly, congenial, brown-eyed Marce. Remember those parties? First on the floor for a polka. We know with certainty Marce will reach her goal. SONG: Ruby SAYING: You ' re sweet. PET PEEVE: Sonny AMBITION: Stenographer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125; Radio Club 14; Glee Club 12; Student Council 254; Yearbook Staff; Bazaar 4; Junior Prom Committee; Advertising 5 Decorating jk JEANNETTE Jeannette GASKILL Attractive, vivacious, neat, lots of clothes. Her blushing face has brightened many sl room. Her charm will catch the world. SONG: Why don ' t you believe me? SAYING: Cut it out. PET PEEVE: Being teased AMBITION: Airline Hostess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 12; Refreshments 24; Decorating 1; Tickets 1542523 GERARD Jughead GAGNON Well mannerec, always on hand when needed. Likes to draw. His nickname is no reference to his personality, as he is a friend to everyone, and liked by all. ■ ' ONG: You belong to me AY TNG: ” I don’t know. n PET PEEVE: Women AMBITION: Automobile Designer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 12 5 Baseball 2; Glee Club 2; Con¬ cert Club 1; Advertising 25; Bazaar 4 ROY Roy GAVASSO Calm, courteous, congenial, a gentleman in every sense of the word. A good sense of humor, nice to be with, Roy i8 known for his po lite and orderly nanner. SONG: Indian Love Call SAYING: Listen, Buddy PET FEEVE: Big Shots AMBITION: Millionaire ACTIVITIES: Basketball scorer Baseball 1254; Concert Club 1; 54; Athletic Glee Club 14 Association 4; LILLIAN Lil GLADU Attractive blue eyes, enticing, radiant personality, possesses a gifted singing voice. A fine commercial stu¬ dent. Her combined qualities are the foundation of her success. SONG: Body and Soul SAYING: Do you understand? TST PEEVE: Conceited Boys AMBITION: Private Secretary ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 5; Glee Club jb; Athletic Associa¬ tion 4; Bazaar; Senior Plays 5; Refreshments jb; Chairman ticket committee 4; Junior Prom Committee JAMES Jimmy HACHEY Not too tall, blond, blue-eyed, unhurried and unworried, good natured. Seems quiet, but looks are deceiving. Popular and mischievous, has a way with women. Best of luck, Jim. SONG: Anyv here I wander SAYING: Let ' s go FET PEEVE: Taking Notes AMBITION: Billionaire ACTIVITIES: Basketball jb} Baseball 54; Junior Prom Com. Radio Club 5 president ' s assistant 54; Glee Club 4; Bazaar 1542523 LAWRENCE Lafry LEACH Tall, dark, and handsome, Larry gets along with every¬ one. Always ready to join in the fun. Ardent worker. He loves hunting and MAINE. SONG You belong to me. SAYING Mother . ' FET FEEVEx Cafeterias AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 5; Baseball 12; Student Council 125; Vice-president of student council 4 FRANCIS Frank LOCKLIN Sincere, well mannered, competent, Frank. Our own Mr. Piano Player. His reliability and capability will take him a long way. SONG: Deep Purple SAYING Cowfangle it . ' PET PEEVE: Women Drivers AMBITION: Insurance Tycoon ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125$ baseball 1254; Junior From Com¬ mittee; Radio Club 125$ Concert Club 12; Glee Club 4; adver¬ tising 1254 . I B ' i ALBERT Cet MARCET Neat, capable, congenial, one of ortr star players, a man of few words, his cheerful, pleasing disposition speaks for him. SONG: ' Till I waltz again with you SAYING: Aw come on FET PEEVE: Conceited Girls AMBITION: Electrical Engineer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125, co-capt. 4; Baseball 1254; Glee Club 4; Radio Club 12; Good Gov ' t. Alternate; Junior Prom Committee RALFH Buddy MAUS Studious, well mannered, likes square dancing, excel¬ lent bookkeeping student. His intelligence and ambition will lead him to success. SONG: Mighty Pretty Waltz SAYING: We all have to go sometime . ' FET PEEVE: Girls that won ' t move to the rear of the bus AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; Ticket Committee 2; Advertising 5; Refreshments 1 CLARK Sonny MEOTTI Co-operative, argumentive, proved his capability at Assumption Tournament. His ability to accent responsibility will give him success, SONG: Don ' t let the stars get in your ey«p SAYING: What d ' ya mean FET PEEVE: Wise guys AMBITION: Being stationed on an Aircraft Carrier ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1254; baseball 1254; Junior Prom Com, plee Club l4; Concert Club 12; Radio Club 125 ROBERT Bob NUTTING Cheerful, mischievous, flirtacious, has a way wi women. His ability to spread cheer will always be an ass errui, mischievous, flirtacious, has a way with His ability to spread cheer will always be an asset to him. SONG: Blue Tango SAYING: M-m-m-m . ' FET PEEVE: Basketball Referees AMBITION: Owner of a Frofestional Girls ' Basketball Team ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125; co-captain 4; Baseball 25; Athletic Association 15; Junior From Com; Epilogue Staff; Glee Club 4; Radio Club 1254; Sportscaster 4 DREW Butch PALMER Tall, blond, blue-eyed, Butch. Sociable, capable, humorous, and impetuous, too. His dynamic personality will set him a place in the world SONG: Harlem Nocturn SAYING: What a matter? FET FEEVE: Model A Fords AMBITION: Newspaper Editor ACTIVITIES: Basketball 125, co-capt. 4; Baseball 1254; W Track 4; Junior From Com; Glee Club 124; Radio Club 12 5 Concert Club 12; Epilogue Staff; School Newspaper Corres¬ pondent I GERALD Gerry FANTANO A tireless worker for our class. Never refuses food. Likes to count money. A chef to please any gourmet. He ' ll be remembered for his fun-loving manner. SONG: You ' ll never walk alone SAYING: Why? FET FEEVE: Shorthand Transcription AMBITION: Retired Multi-Millionaire ACTIVITIES: Concert Club 1; Decorating 4; Refreshments 4 1542523 MARGARET Peggy SHORT Tall, good natured, liked by all. Enthusiastic cheer-, leader. Reigned over Christmas Ball. Her winning ways will be the guide to her future. SONG: Heart and Soul SAYING! Oh Fiddlesticks . ,n PET PEEVE: Being teased AMBITION: Hairdresser ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 12 4; Cheerleadei Junior Prom Oocmitteej Chairman ticket committee 5 Handsome, ambitious, powerful, talkative, popular with the girls and admired by the boys, hie sparkling wit and gentlemanly manner will pave the way for him. SONG: ' Till I waltz again with you SAYING: What d ' ya know? PET PEEVE: Girls that smoke AMBITION: Big league baseball player ACTIVITIES! Basketball 12J, co-capt. 4; baseball 12} 00 - capt. 4; vice pres. 2J; Junior Prom Com; Athletic Ass. 12 4 Radio Club 12, pres. 5 DONALD Don SHORT PAUL Petro PETROSKY Jolly, well mannered, constantly smiling, Mendon ' s loss was Bellingham ' 8 gain. Where there ' s Don there ' s laughter. May he always retain that sense of humor. SONG: Pretend SAYING: Man . ' PET PEEVE: Shorthand AMBITION: To retire at 4 ACTIVITIES: Basketball Baseball 4; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee; Decorating 4 BRADLEY Brad ROWE Tall, silent, unassuming, truly a gentleman and scholar. Shies away from women. Brad is sure to succeed in any field he chooses. SONG: Blue Tango SAYING: Aw, come on now J PET PEEVE: Math AMBITION: Successful Civil Engineer ACTIVITIES: Basketball 12 J baseball 125; student council 4] Glee Club 4; Radio Club 125 1542523 CLAIRE Claire TROTTIER Gentle, neat, orderly, the Lily Pong of the class. Congratulations to our first bride. Good luck, Claire, you deserve the best. ONG: Smoke gets in your eyes SAYINGx It figures. PET PEEVEt Waiting AMBITIQN! Singer ACTIVITIES! Glee Club 12 4; Radio Club 1; Junior Prom Com. PAUL Raul TRUDEAU Polite, talkative, likes pretty girls. Smooth dancer, has a keen interest in Psychology. We can never forget gay, mischievous, Paul. SONG! Mona Lisa SAYINGi You bet your boots . ' PET PEEVE! Crowded School Buses AMBITION! Electrician ACTIVITIES! Junior Prom Committee PATRICIA Pat TURNER Flirty eyes, temperamental, mischievous, loves to travel. To own a Western ranch would be Fat ' s dream come true. Thoughtful, capable. Good luck, Pat, from every one of us. SONG! Hold Me SAYING: M-m-m Boy PET PEEVE! Being bothered with trifles early in the morning AMBITION: Airline Hostess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 12; Junior Prom Com; Refreshments jb; Decorating 4; DOLORES Del VANASSE Jolly, happy-go-lucky, good natured to the class in our Senior year. Her help her over life ' s hurdles. SONG: You ' ll never know SAYING: I ' ll be darned , a welcome addition captivating way will PET FEEVE: Being called Chicken. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4; Ticket Committee 4 1542523 KENNETH Ken YOUNG t Carefree, good natured, Kenny ' s contagious smile makes him a ladies ' man. Best of luck to a wonderful sport and talented athlete. SONG Autumn Leaves SAYING Are you kidding? PET PEEVE: Wise Guys AMBITION Pro. Basketball or baseball player ACTIVITIES: Basketball 12J, co-capt. 4; MVP at Assumption Tournament; Baseball 12 co—capt. 4j Student Council j4 Junior Prom Committee; Radio Club 12J; Glee Club 124 THE PORTAL OF DECISION We traveled on along the path Until we reached the gate: ' Tis on the portal now we stand Why do we hesitate? Before us stands the door of life. We reach to open it. With hopes aimed high we walk along, So greatly spirited. We say goodbye to all our friends And hope to see them more. Our day has come to graduate With pride and joy galore. Our school years now we leave behind We each go our own way Good citizens we ' ll try to be We won ' t be led astray. By Kenneth Young and Marcelle Fleuette Class Colors: White and Gold Class Flov .r: Rose Class Marshall: Lucille Poirier Class Advisor: William Conlan Class Motto: He that walketh uprightly, walketh surely. I ■ f l 1542523 As I was lounging in my apartment in the Hotel New Yorker, my maid handed the telephone to me. It was Gerald Pantano, one of my former classmates and ' now one of the riche st men in America, He explained that he had Just bought a yacht,the SS Bellingham, and was going to ask a few of our friends from the Class of 1953 to go on a month ' s tour to the West Indies. He said his valet, Donald Short, would contact the others and make arrangements.I was delighted. We were to meet the next evening at Gerry ' s man¬ sion on Long Island Sound and leave from there the next morning. As soon as I said good-bye to ' Gerry, I called my good friend Barbara Castagnaro, a famous broadway actress, to go shopping at the attractive salon of Madame Marcelle. (M arcelle Fleuette, a former classmate,was a famous exclusive clothes designer.) I was pleased when Bats said she would Join me. W’e greeted Marce at the door and asked her if she could possibly Join us on the tour. She said she would love to. I asked her if she could have a few of the models show us some aporooriate styles. She motioned tc two of them,Pat Turner,and Peggy Short. We weren ' t surprised to see them as models because of their sparkling per¬ sonalities, to say nothing of their gorgeous figures. They in¬ formed us that they intended to make a career of modeling.After they had shown us some divine creations,Babs asked for the man¬ ager to inquire if we could have the clothes the next day. Lil¬ lian Gladu walked out and told us that she was the Manager. She said she liked her Job very much. We knew that she would do well because of her fine business ability. She assured us that our creations would be ready the very next day. And with that Babs and I departed from the salon. As it was getting late in the afternoon, Babs suggested we drop into a little coffee shop, which we learned Rita Blain owned. Rita, who used to work at the Donut Kettle, thought she would try her hand at it and was doing very well. The head waitress, Jennette Gaskill, walked over for our orders. We asked her if she had heard about any of our classmates lately. She said Felice DIPletro and Barbara Clancy had ooened aBeauty Salon recently. She also said Bob Nutilng was a sports announcer on T.V. and Paul Petrosky had Just been offered a major league con¬ tract with the Dodgers, which Jimmy Hachey was managing. We gave Jan our order, drank our coffee, and then went to Babs ' apartment for a quiet evening. I picked up the paper and saw on the Society Page, w ' here Roy Gavassc, of the Red Sox, married into high society. It also stated that Frances Locklin, an important business executive in the textile Industry, was best man for the couple. Babs tuned in the television and we heard Mr. Paul Trudeau giving a super-duper sales talk about the one and only GLorophyll Cigar. Paul was now using his vocabulary to great advantage. Next, Paul introduced the Man with the Smooth Trumpet, Cscar Leblanc and his orchestra. Oscar, who always did play very well is now superb and really dreamy. It was getting pretty late and since I had to go to work early tomorrow, I left for my own apartment. The next morning I av oke very excited. I realized it was tonight we were to meet at Gerry’s mansion. I was eager to see the old gang again. I already knew that Clark Meotti, who had just been discharged from the Navy, would be the captain of the yacht. I was still very curious about the others. I went to work but could hardly write my gossip column at the New York Times because I was so excited. My boss told me that my columns would have to be a bit more vivacious because my rival, D©1 Vanasse, was gossip ccluminst for our rival newspaper, which Kenny Young published. The editor. Drew Palmer, was also a former classmate. That night finally came and I was dressed way ahead of time. Babs and I waited patiently for Gerry’s chauffeur to pick us up. The car, a brand new Cadillac guaranteed to do 150 miles per hour, finally arrived. Ralph Maus was already in the car. He was going on the trip to make a report on trapping conditions in the ‘est Indies for an important sport ' s magazine. As we were cruising along at 110 pe , we were signalled to the side of the road by a motorcycle policeman. The policeman was Maurice Godin. Moe had become such an ardent motorcycler that he had made it his career. We explained about the trip and that we were already late; He forgave the chauffeur for speeding and gave us a police escort to the mansion. After that long ride, we arrived safe and sound. The first one to greet us was Prances Walker. Frances told us that she and Janet Crooks were teaching at old Bellingham High. Frances was head of the Commercial Department and Janet was head of the Home Economics Department and they liked their work very much. Then Larry Leach strolled up to meet us. He told us he was now pro¬ prietor of the Chase Oil Company, by v hich he was once employed. He also said Albert Marcet was coaching an undefeated Blackstone team. Larry said Sam LaVoie and Gerry Gagnon had gone on tele¬ vision as comedians, but Gerry didn’t like it. He is now de¬ signing jet automobiles. We all remember the wonderful automobiles he used to draw. Claire Trottier and Estelle Beauregard came in and said they were happily married and each had two children. At that time Gerry told us of the promotion of Brad Rowe to the head of the Electrical Engineering Department in Gerry’s Company. Before we retired, we talked about old times and how success¬ ful everyone had been. As we left for our rooms, we thought about the wonderful West Indies Cruise; God willing. Constance Crooks 1542523 Turn back the hands of time Roll. back the s nds of tine Bring back our dream d3vine Let’s live it over again. Turn back those hands of ti : re to September 1949, when we entered our Freshman year at Bellingham High School. Our first shvness w«s gone, however, as we h°d studied here for two pre¬ vious years as seventh and‘eighth grade students; yet hich scnool was to be a. new adventure for us. We h Q d now rown un and our responsibilities had become more evident. With noisy greetings our friendships were renewed. We soon settled down to study with our respected clas advisor, -Tr. Ionian. We became a united group under the direction of the following class officers: President ranees Walker, Vi e-ores- ident Fstelle Beauregard, Secretary Jean looker, Treasurers Al¬ bert Marcet and Barbra ra Castagna.ro, and Student Council Renpe- --’entatives Maurice odin and Yvette Oelinas. urs was a l r--e cl a so nnd a little noisv at times, but we enloved everv event oo s s i b l o Our first social affair, the Freshman Acoua.intance Party, sponsored by the Seniors, was our reward for obeying their every wish. After initiation was over we felt that we had been duly established as freshmen. Our studies were not overlooked because the thought of exams mede us realize that education came first. After the trying period was over we held our first social function, the Valen¬ tine Dance. It was a ore a t success nd we were proud that our first event had turned out so well. June came much too nuicklv. We bade our friends good-bye, hopinp- to see them again as Sophomores. Our Sophomore year oroved to be a busy one. We had to pur¬ sue more difficult studies in order to make the grade. The outcome cf our class elections was: President, Frances Walker; Vice-president, Paul Petroskv; Secretary, Janet Crooks; Trea¬ surer, Albert Marcet; Student Council Representatives, Oscar Leblanc and Marcelle Fleuette. Mr. Conlan returned as class advisor. Our social functions that year, The Thanksgiving Dance and turkey raffle, netted a large profit for our treasury. Later in the vear at the Sonhomore Banouet evervone ate chick- i en to his heart’s content. V inter brought basketball and all its exciting games. The many practice sessions brought forth our best plavers. Next came fin l exams, a trip to Nantasket, and sum tier. 1542523 I I a one was another year as the hands of time drew nearer to the present. September came again and we took the third step towards the top of the ladder. Guiding us through our Junior year were: President Frances Walker, Vice-president Paul Pet- rosky, Secretary Janet Crooks, Treasurer Maurice Godin, and Student Council Representatives Marcelle Fleuette and Oscar Le¬ blanc. Mr. Conlan was ,our class advisor. A louder buzz than usual was heard in the corridor that day. Why?? The Juniors had received their class rings and were showing those prized possessions to everyone. Our Halloween Barn Dance proved to be a huge success both socially and fin¬ ancially. In slacks and dungarees, everyone enjoyed the gay affair. Basketball season found A1 Marcet, Paul Petroskv and Bob t ts Nutting as varsity men? with DrewPalner, Ken Young, Sonny :e- otti and Jimmy Hachev a§ subs. Peggy Short joined Jan Crooks on the cheering squad). The highlight of this year was our Junior Prom. After much careful planning, the long awaited evening arrived, and we found it well worth our every effort. We chose ’’Blue Moon” as our theme and decorated the auditorium accordingly. Our hearts were gay as we danced under the soft lights in our beautiful gowns- to the soft strains of Bob Wilbur ' s Orchestra. Barbara Castagna.ro was chosen oueen. Our first formal was a memorable one. With the advent of soring came baseball. The diamond spark¬ led with Juniors that year. Days soed by as our Junior year came to a close. Another class had graduated. Could it be possible we were next? Seniors at last. That day of days had finally come. To carrv out the duties ofour Senior vear we elected: President X - Frances Walker, Vice-president Oscar Leblanc, Secretary Janet Crooks, Treasurer Maurice Godin, and Student Council Represent¬ atives Marcelle Fleuette and Brad Rowe. We were still under the caoable leadership of Mr. Conlan. This was our last year at Bellingham High School. What a big one it has proven to be ' . Our studies were not neglected as other arduous tasks were well done. With our hearts set on a Washington trip in Anril and the assembling of the yearbook, wp oo-o er ted in many money-making ventures to accumulate enough funds to cove our expenses. Dances, food sales, candy sales, oaper drives, whist parties, a bazaar, a musical and a rlav we e all nrojects undertaken to make our elans oossible. Mistletoe nine boughs and st-reaners beautified the ' audi- t.orluTi for the Chri etnas Bell. Drew Palner end Peggy Short were chosen king and queen. How can one fail to reeenher that enchanted evening? — 1542523 Basketball was t e talk-of-the-town this year. The five co-captains, Drew Palmer, A1 Marcet, Bob Nutting, Paul Petrosky and en Young, with the aid of Sonny Meotti, Jimmy Hachev, and Donny Short, were our star athletes and proved their ability in becoming champions. Never will they be forgotten. Janet Crooks and Pegcry Short did their share of cheering the boys on to their many victories. The Epilogue staff, under the capable guidance of our Editor- In-Chief, Maurice Godin, met constantly to collect and arrange material for our yearbook. No dream was ever realized so completely as ours was the day we departed for Washington. The towering skyline of New York was vastly inspiring. The National Capitol, with its beautiful buildings and historic background, will always be a treasured memory. A visit to Annapolis was included in our itinerary. We surely were impressed with this beautiful coun¬ try of ours. This had been a wonderful trip from beginning to end . The magnetic force of baseball brought Paul Petrosky, Ken Young, A1Marcet, Drew Palmer, Roy Gavasso, Sonny Meotti, Jim¬ my Hachey and Franny Locklin to the diamond. We were at ev- ery frame cheering them to victory for the last time. Time has closed in on us and here it is June with final ex¬ ams and part of Commencement Week behind us. Gone is the laughter and gaiety which make us so carefree. There was an air of sadness mingled wlth our excitement aa we prepared for our Commencement Week. We will always have treasured memories of our Class Banquet, held last night at the Meadows Mour Class Night, tonight; our Class Trip, tomorrow, and Commencement, Thursday. With gratitude we will receive our diplomas and leave Bellingham High School in farewell. The Class of 1953, now Alumni of Bellingham High School. Tune: Remember Pearl Harbor l Let f s remember our high school As we journey on through life.. Our proud Alma Mater A friend through all our life. Let us never forget her Or the faculty so grand Let 1 a remember the friendships Cf our brave and noble clan. By Lillian Gl8du and Delores Vanasse _ WL’s Wko Girl Boy Most Co-operative Frances Walker Jerry Pantano Wittiest Marce Fleutte Kenny Young Quiet1st Felice DiPietro Ralph Maus Class Baby Pat Turner Paul Trudeau Athletic Janet Crooks Paul Petrosky Be3t Mannered Frances Walker Ralph Maus Best Dancer Marce Fleutte Moe Godin Soclable Peggy Short Bob Nutting Neatest Claire Trottier Drew Palmer Class Dreamer Rita Blain Francis Locklin Modest Babs Clancy Ralph Maus Popular Peggy Short Paul Petrosky Talkative Conny Crooks Jerry Pantano Dramatic Babs Castagnaro Larry Leach Best Natured Peggy Snort Donny Short Happy-go-lucky Del. Vanasse Donny Short Artistic Marce Fleutte Jerry Gagnon Ambitious Frances Walker Ralph Maus Did host for Class Estelle Beauregard Jerry Pantano Class Actors Babs Castagnaro Moe Godin host Industrious Janet Crooks Roy Gavasso host Studious Babs Clancy Ralph Maus Typical H.3. Girl Bey Peggy Short A1 Marcet Mischievous Jeannette Gaskill Jimmy Hachey Cutest Pat Turner Jimmy Hachey Bashful Felice DiPietro Brad Rowe Attractive Jeannette Gaskill Larry Leach Practical Claire Trottier Oscar LeBlanc Argumentive Marce Fleuette Sonny Meotti Best Dressed Jeannette Gaskill Drew Palmer Politician Frances Walker Larry Leach Nolsest Conny Crooks Paul Petrosky Shortest Frances Walker Paul Trudeau Tallest Peggy Short Brad and Larry Romeo S ' Juliet Peggy Short Drev r Palmer Most Likely to Succeed Li 1 ' Gladu Kenny Young- Favorite Freshman Terry Perrault Favorite Sophomore Ray Pantano Favorite Junior Alan Tuttle Favorite Sport Basketball Favorite Event Junior Prom Favorite Orchestra Guy Lombardo Favorite Song Blue Moon Favorite Hangout Gagne 1 s 1542523 Wilt and !_dedtament Vie, the Class of 1953 of BellJLnfham High School, in the county of Norfolk, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts do declare this to be our last v ill and testament. To the fac¬ ulty and underclassmen we bequeath our most loved possessions. Accept them with a grin. To our underclassmen, we leave our aches and pains. To our patient faculty, we will our heart- , nanks for a11 the years you have put up with us. In addition, we make the following bequests; .. To Wr ; Rowe v e leave a few poor worn-out typewriters :.Iay they still be of some use. To Mr. Collins, we leave a book entitled, ”Why Worry 9 ” - ,e er thou; ht we’d make Washington, did you 9 To Mr. Conlan, we bequeath our heartfelt thanks for nelping us wit- all our affairs-We hope we weren ' t too bad. r • Flynn, v e lea e the pleasant memories of our live co-captains, who leave you this year. Pest of luck w th your future teams. , To ]il r.- Keough, we leave a magnetic paper-p;ckun device w iich will decrease students ' ending exercises. To Miss Bailey, we leave a Home Ec. Class that will like Home Ec. better than soda dealers. To Miss Cote, we v ill a class that just loves tran¬ scription. Hot to say v e didn’t. To ' iss Goguen, we leave our thanks for making our Wash - ington trip so enjoyable. We sure did have fun, didn ' t we? To Mrs. Kelley, v e leave an uninterrupted English class that v ill give her no worries whatsoever. To Miss Mulgrew, v e leave a Chemistry class that always has their minds on chemistry. Estelle Beauregard leaves her so- called Hot Rod to any underclassman who loves flying through space. Rita Blain leaves her lovely curly locks to anyone v ho wished to be a hit v ith t he opposite sex. Barbara Clancy bequeaths her successful wavs of keeping secret s... .but v e managed to find outT some. Barbara Castagnaro leaves to the school a box of late 3lips because you see she used up all of the 1952-53 supply. Constance Crooks, leaves to any future bookkeeping stu¬ dent her five famous v ords, ”1 don’t get it, Miss.” Janet Crooks, wills to any future Senior a book entitled How Not To Blush. May she make better use of it than Jan did. Felice DiPietro leaves her courteous and gentie ways to all underclassmen. Marcelle Fleuette leaves her ability the basketball team’s bus to all Freshmen to sneak on girls. Roy Gavasso leaves a clock so he may know what time to return to busses on class trips. Just joking, Roy. Gerard Gagnon wills a make-believe robot-controlled car of the future to really prove how his art magic has turned to reality. Maurice Godin bequeathes his CALM and COLLECTED ways of collecting dues to the next Senior Treasurer. Lil Gladu bequeathes her over-sized fountain pen to remind future commercial students that Bookkeeping is never done in nencil. Jeanette Gaskill wills her wonderful penmanship. It must be a pleasure for teachers to correct her work. Jimmy Hachey bequeaths his cute and boyish ways to any future Senior who wants to make a hit with ALL the girls. Oscar Leblanc wills his ability to supervise na er- drives....also to cancel them. Larry Leach bequeaths a map of Maine so every living soul can find the way to his promised land. Fran Locklin bequeaths his musical ability. It sure is a pleasure to hear you play, Frank. Ralph Maus wills his magic head for bookkeeni ig. No one could add those figures like Ralph. A1 Marcet bequeaths a muzzle to next year’s team so that it may prevent any accident to player’s te ' eth. ..You weren’t so lucky were you, Albie? Clark Meotti wills his good luck in getting points in a game w ' ith onl; - seconds to play. We will never forget your one point at Assumption College. Bob Nutting wills his soortscasting ability to a future Senior along with a book entitled How to Spell. Drew Palmer wills a special 1930 automobile license so students who have cars dated before that may be put on the road • Paul Petrosky wills his popular, engaging, and manly ways. We hope, we may also see Paul as a ma.ior league player some day« Gerry Pantano wills his helpful and cooperative ways. We never could have reached our goal at any affair if it had not been for Gerry, an asset to any class. ' Brad Rowe bequeaths his ability while driving at nirht to hit a cat, but miss a dog, Don Short wills one turkey leg, as that was all that was left of the Victory Banquet after Don had his meal. Margaret Short wills her pleasant personality. Tn’yoir two years at B.H.S. you sure have made a hit with all . Claire Trottier wills Fran Walker’s appetite. Claire, are your cupboards bare? Pat Turner leaves a price list of America’s higher priced cars. Boyi do you ride In style. Paul Trudeau wills a long playing record of his questions in Economics. Del Vanasse bequeaths her witty and subtle remarks so that a new comer at B. H. S. can make friends as easily as Del did. Fran Walker bequeaths a steel fireplace for Senior mu¬ sicals so that any M. C. who falls on it will not break it. Ken Young wills a book entitled ”Why I Like Basketball better than Speech-Making.” Just kidding, Ken. Being of feeble mind but of sound body, we, the thirty- three graduates of the Class of 1953 do on this 18th day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-three, ordain this will. Class of 1953 Scribe: Fran Walker Witnes ses Mr. Peepers Mr. Beanblossum My Friend Irma Drew Palmer: My father has George Washington s watch In his collection, Jim Hachey : That s nothing, my father has Adara s apple. Prances Walker: Did you hear about the disinherited skunk? Claire Trottier: No, what happened? Frances Walker: It was cut off without a scent. Sonny Meotti: My name is Henry Ford from Detroit. Marce Fluette: Pleased to meet you, I m green from envy. Janet Crooks: Rita, have you filled the salt shaker? Rita Blain ; Not yet, it s hard pushing the salt through these little holes. Miss Mulgrew: This marvelous machine here will cut your work in half. .Al. Marcet: 1 11 take two. Conny Crooks • If you tell a man anything it goes in one ear and out of the other. Gerry Pantano: Yes, but if you tell a woman anything. It goes in both ears and out of the mouth. Roy Gavasso: I saw your girl this morning and she had a terrible cough in church. Everyone turned and looked at her. Paul Trudeau: You needn t worry about that. She was wearing a new spring hat. Moe Godin: ave a sort of feeling I f ve danced with you somewhere before. Barbara Castagnaro: So have 1, the pressure of your foot feels familiar. Mr. Conlan: I want order in this room. Bob Nutting: I’ll take ham on rye. Estelle Beauregard Miss Cote Larry and Moe Mr. Conlan Only Kidding Don Short 15 2523 . 1542523 HIT PARADE Sound Off. Lucky Me..... So Long It ' s Been Good To Know You. Why Don ' t You Believe Me. Racing With The Moon. Blues In The Night. It Only Hapoens Once. Black Magic. Night And Day. . As Time Goes By..... . Beautiful Dreamer. The Lords Prayer. I ' ve Got Plenty Of Nothing. Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette. Jeronimo. It ' s Been A Long Time. More Then You Know. It ' s In The Book...■. It ' s Later Then You Think..«. Ain ' t She Sweet. Peg Of My Heart. Slowpoke ... A Cute Piece Of Property. Thanks For The Memories.. Some Enchanting Evenings. Lovers. Nature Boy. Baby Face... Smile, Darn You Smile. Hall To The Chief. I Didn ' t Know What Time It was. Too Young. Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning. Let Me In.. Baby Me... Keep It a Secret. I Heard Someone Crying Last Night. Five Minutes More. Laugh Clown Laugh... It ' s Wounderful. Happy Day.. Candy And Cake. Rain Rain. I Like Peonle.. Pretty Baby. C ' st Cl Bon... It ' s The Talk Of The Town. Wedding Bells. .Janet ' s cheering squad .Estelle Beauregard .Juniors .I ' ll pay my dues .Riding with Moe Godin .After the Grafton game .Five Co-Captains .Chemistry class .Homework Typing peed Tests Rita Blain .Paul Petrosky .Senior Treasury .Recess .Fifth period .Since we were Freshmen .Psychology exams .Miss Mu 1 grew .Seniors .Frances Walker .A certain Senior boy aboutP eggy .Conny on her dates with Bob .Jimmy Hachey .Mr. Conlan .Marcelle ' s parties .Basketball Team .Jerry Pantano .Larry Leach .Cur advice to troubled world .President Eisenhower .Senior girls coming home Date .Freshmen .Babe Castagnaro .Seniors to town residents .Sophomores to Mrs. Kelley .Senior girls gossiping .After report cards .Exam s .Gerry Gagnon .Bellingham Lions Club .Graduation .Sessions with Mr Keough .Our Junior Prom .Del Vanasse .Pat Turner .Lll Gladu .Bellingham Blackhawks .Claire Trottier i 1542523 Presi dent... Vice President... Secretary... . . Treasurer. Student Council Constance Iiachey V Robert Melville Henry Schwenker Lucille Poirier Ronald Kolov ski Alan Tuttle 1542523 I Sopk fi om ore CL ass rest men CL ass 1542523 t Coach Frank Flynn and the Bellingham High School Blackhawks finished one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school. The team played a total of twenty-five games, win¬ ning twenty-two while losing three. Coach Frank Flynn welcomed eight seniors to the squad which included five Co-Captains. The five Co-Captains were Paul Pe- trosky, Bob Cutting, Kenny Young, Drew Palmer,and A1 Marcet. The underclassmen on the team were Roger Canestrari,Henry Schwenker, Alan Tuttle, Jimmy Mazdrachl, and Ronny Koloski. The team won four out of six games before Christmas vaca¬ tion. But after vacation the team rolled along undefeated, win¬ ning thirteen straight. The Blackhawks wound up with a seventeen and two record for the regular schedule. Then the Blackhawks be¬ gan their- tournament play. They entered the Massachusetts small and medium schools tournament, Class D. They won their first two games but lost in the semi-finals in Lynn. Then came the Assump¬ tion College invitation tournament in Worcester,Class B. After winning their first two games, the Blackhawks beat Shewsbury High by one point for the crown. Again this year they retained the Woonsocket Retail Trade Board Trophy beating Blackstone. They also received the Denise W. Howard Memorial Plaque by beating Franklin. The team was awarded, at the close of the season,a banquet by the citizens of the town. Each player received a jacket, and wrist watch, and souvenir basketball. Prospects look bright for another good season with many experienced veterans returning. We sincerely hope the Blackhawks can repeat in 19pA % The Javees won 9 games and lost 1C. layers were: J.Chllscyzk,B.Mowry,E. Des- champs,R.Bernlch,J.Scaccia,T.Duprex,A.Thibodeau,R.Czella,B. Pur- ich,J.Dolan,D.Canestrarl,R.Pantano,D.Dalstrom. W.Tucker,R.Ga ; rnon, R. Leach, C. C ramb ,R. Cowan, L. Hen rod ,J .DIP let ro ,0’. Pine mce ,n SchweakeK I BASKETBALL (1552-1953) Bellingham 68. . . .Alumni.. .33 Bellingham 59. ,. .Pawtucket.. .69 Bellingham 56. .. .Uxbridge.. .. .Saint Marys.. .39 Bellingham 57. ,41 Bellingham 50. ... Grafton.. .53 Bellingham 76. ,. .Uxbridge.. .39 Bellingham 75. ... Saint Marys.. .47 Bellingham 73. ...Grafton.. .48 Bellingham 69. , .. Franklin.. .49 Bellingham 83. . .. Saint Andrews.. .50 Bellingham 85. ,. .Korthboro.. .47 Bellinaham 71. , . .Hooedale.. 80 Bellingham 61. .. .Westboro.. .30 Bellingham 47. .. .Franklin.. Bellingham 76. . .. Blackstone.. .27 Bellingham 56. .. .Hopedale.. .36 Bellingham 61. 4? Bellingham 77. .. . Westboro.. .49 Bellingham 1C2. .. .Blackstone.. .54 ♦Bellingham; 86. .. .Holliston.. .27 ♦Bellingham 85. .. .Millis.. .47 ♦Bellingham 43. ,. .Provincetown.. .73 Bellingham 72. . . .Hudson.. .32 Bellingham 52. .. . Sacr ed Heart .. ,48 Bellingham 51. • • •Shrewsbury.. .50 ♦Eastern Mass. Small Schools Tournament Class D Assumption College Invitation Tournament Worcester Massachusetts Class B BASEBALL (1951-1952) ♦Bellingham 4.. .7 Bellingham 2. .Millis.. . 3 Bellingham 0.. .10 Bellingham 7. . 3 Bellingham 13.. . 4 Bellingham d •••••• , . 0 Bellingham 3. .Millis.. . 0 Bellingham 5. . 0 Bellingham 5. . 3 Bellingham 3. . 1 Bellingham 1.. . 6 ♦Bellingham 5. .11 ♦Bellingham 3. . 4 ♦Bellingham 2.. .10 ♦Non League Games Cheer Leaders Athletic Association- 1542523 Coach Frank. Flynn, beginning his second year as baseball coach, called for candidates in early April. At a meeting of the letter men, A1 Forte was elected captain. Andy Gregoire was also on the team. Of this years seniors there were nine players - Paul Petrosky, A1 Marcet, Drew Palmer, Kenny Young, Sonny Meotti, Jimmy Hachey, Bradley Rowe, Francis Locklln,and Roy Gavasso. Bellingham was again in the Trl County League with West- wood, Millis, Medway,Medfleld,and Hopedale. Exhibition g ' mes with Franklin and Blackstone were also played. After losing their first three games the team began to pick up stride and won their next seven games. Then the team ran.into a little trouble and lost their last four games.In league competition, the team wound up in second place, with a seven and three re¬ cord, behind Westwood with an eight and two record. The com¬ plete season record was seven wins and seven loses. There were two thrilling games over the stretch. First of all, A1 Forte pitched a no hit,no run,game against Millis. Bellingham won the game three to nothing. The second was a sixteen inning game against Blackstone as Kenny Young pitched fifteen innings and A1 Forte finished. After nine i nnings, the score was tied two to two. In the fifteenth inning both teams scored one run. ' Bellingham lost the long game as Black¬ stone added another run in the sixteenth inning to win four to three. Tt was a fighting’ team not giving uo until the last out was made. The team, tryed hard to win the championship but Just fell short. The prospects, with many veterans returning to Coach Flynn for the 1952-1953 season, look brighter for even a better season. Lets hone the team can win this year for Coach Flynn and Bellingham High School. 1541523 Nutting Young Canestruri Tuttle Meo tti Hachey Short Schwenker Coach Flynn palmer Nutting.... 321 Marc e t.256 Palmer.....250 Young.233 Petrosk . . . 231 Canes trari.206 Schwenker...99 Meo tti.38 Hachey.25 Koloski.14 Tuttle.12 Mazdrachi.... 9 Snort.5 Koloski Mgr. Pelletier Scorer-Sava sso 1542523 «■ STUDENT COUNCIL GLEE CLUB 1542523 MR. FLYNN MR. 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Gerald Chaput Vice President.Joseph Landreville Secretary.Muriel Dalpe Treasurer.Joseph Chlisyczyk t 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 w 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 P- ! • !• D I I t J l $•1 t) ' t‘ D ! • t- $•1-1 l $• t J D l l I ! • ! • t- • •!)• !)• f . j p- p- c- f . j t $• ! • t j J D $• D M !)• D !)• D- I) ! • I $• ® J $• D !• • I $• t I P- $• $• D • P‘P- ! • President. Vice President Secretary. Treasurer. Robert Purich Herman Schwenker Denise Casavant Raymond Pantano ■ 7 7 7 V ' i-i-i ' i i i-i-i-i-j-j-a-j-j-a-j-i-i i-i-j-i j-i-j-i-i-j-i-a i-i-i-i j-j-j-i-i-j-C ' a-i«i- j«j-j-j-iHj .j.j-j i-j.j j.jKi.i .j«j Ki-«i a ' i-4 i-a ' a-j-a-jnx-4- i ANTHONY P. LAWRENCE ELDORA Y. 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WE HAVE ITl Oldest store in Woonsocket Established in 1845 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 So Bellingham, Mass. iSTATIONERY f OFFICE SUPPLIES RELIGIOUS ARTICLE! A? A A £•£ •£•£•£•£•£• fr £•£•£•! •£•£•£“£• £•£-£•£•£•£•£•£•£•£•£• £•£•£•£• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £•£• ,• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £• £ • £•£•£• £• £• £• £• £• £ £• £• £• £•£•£•£• £• £• J £• £• £•£• A A A £NQX G [ 3 F JjN MAjV] A A A A A A A A A A A A A CROOKS CORNER SOUTH BELLINGHAM, MASS. LOBSTER ROAST BEEF STEAKS CHOPS 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 GRANGE P Of H no 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 A A 9 t t-£• l- 1-£•! •£• I i-£ £•£• i l £• l-£ £•£-£• J £ £-£• £-1 £• 1 l- £ t t £•£•£ £ £• l i £ £ £•£■• £•£•£•£-£♦£•£•£••£ £•• £ ' £•£•£•£•£ £ £•£• £• £• £ £• £•£• I £• £ £•£ £• J £•£ £•£•£•£• J 154 y -d -d 4 -d d 4 • ' X 4 d -d -d -d • ' X -G -G -d G -G -G • ! 1 -d -G -G G 4 -G •G -G -G ■G ■d G G ■G 4 -G G 4 -G -G -d -G -d -G 1 d -d -d -d G d -d -G Hi -G -G -G -G -G -G d -G -G G •G d •d 4 d -d G ■ -G G CO CvJ in Cv i 5 v v ¥ V V V 9 ¥ ¥ ¥ S’ w Carrier ' s Oil ¥ s ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V ¥ r v ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ r ¥ V V r v ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Wholesale and Retail ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Agents for oil burners boilers etc. Alphonse Carrier 120 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, Mass. Canal 5683 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ “ngnam M em _ The financial success of this book is the result of the co-operation and friendly spirit of those firms and organizations represented in this section of the book. We hope that our advertisers may re¬ ceive the same friendly patronage from our readers in return. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Mongeon ' s Sea Food Fresh Fish Shell Fish Lobsters 430 Social Street Woonsocket, R.I. Tel. 1078 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ COMPLIMENTS OF: Me Cdoth X NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND 1 S GREATEST STORE CALL WOONSOCKET 7500 9 9 ? ? r ? 9 9 9 9 9 9 Compliments of 4 t l 9 4 4 4 d 14 «a 4 m • ! 44 4 • 1 3 •(! 4 • 9 4 | • ( d 8 -a d 4 •(! C • ! 0 1 d • ! • ! • ! • ! • ! Kl ■ ! • ! • ! • ! •« «(I «t «it 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 DR. JEAN B. PETRIN DENTTST e a a a a a A A U A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A STANLEY E. CHASE Groceries Gas Wood Range Oil Fuel Hartford Ave. Caryville, Mass Phone Medway 8059-4 104-12 t t I • 1 l t f- V- t-t- l l i- IMh D. D. i j i f . d. f. d. j j i i f . p. . j £ . . | j j). j f I D • • • l ! • t-V-f)- fh •! • • • • • • 1 J It-M • D t • D l 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 P Q CLOTHES Roy T. Sherwood, Mgrs. COMPLIMENTS OF: AVEDON A A A A A A A A A A A A Woonsocket R.I. A A Phpne 1678 a A A A i X i A I • D- J J • ! • t K- D P • l D t- I- J t- D- J • | | l D -f J f • t ! •1 D • • l • C I ! • D ® l t t 1 1- D !)• J J D- • V- fr I • D J • I J t- • l J) • I • J D E- • 1 • • • l j . 85 Main St. Feminine Fashions Stadium Building WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND Dr. A. Garneau 600 Clinton Street Tel. 2755 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 Phone Canal 7300 A. Valati, Prop. HENRY ' S AUTO PARTS We buy Wrecks 674 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 FALK BROTHERS Woonsocket’s Quality Family Clothing Store 35 MAIN STREET a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A COMPLIMENTS OF THE - LOUIS FASHION SHOP Milford- Marlboro Whltlnsville, Woonsocket Franklin ? WOONSOCKET, R. I. a 9 A V A 9 A 9 9 t D D-1; D- t-1 I • I D D I D 1 J £-1 J I D- J I J D- ! • l • D l 1 JM ti-frto- t-t-fr Ift- D-E J D-D-1 -1 -J X - t-t-t-t-t- • E t E-E-E- D-D th D-D- E-E E-E E-E E E E-E E- D-D E 1 tE-E ' E E-E-E-E E E-E E-E- E E E-E-E-E-E E E-E-E-E-E-E-A oo M A iO BELLINGHAM AUTO SALES Now and used cars Parts and accessories Telephone Franklin 5920 Represented by D. J. MOORE BELLINGHAM, MASS 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 •9 A 0, Giroux, Prop. MEDWAY BLOCK COMPANY 330 Main St« Route 109 West Medway, Mass. Makers of: Cinder and Concrete Blocks Phone Medway 429-3 VATER ' S GARAGE Ignition Gas Service Welding , Oil, Batteries Tires Accessories Street 3 Mechanic Tel. Milford 8639-R D D 1 l t 1 D D D D D D D D l D D E D X) D D t D tf D D V D D« D £• IF 1 SYNGAY’S FARM Fresh and Frozen Poultry Fruits and Vegetables Reasonable Prices Village St. Phone Medway, 381 Mass 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Success and Lots of Luck: Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Fabbricotti -144-a-a-i-a-a -a- 1 ! 44 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 w 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 U t 1 1 1 ! • C 1 C ! • D ! • J $• C D J I D D D I E- D X J I D I D- D D J l ! • • J D ROGERS CF BELLINGHAM Chops Steaks Clams Scallons Owned by EARL ROGERS Mechanic St Best Wishes From: THE LUCY SNOW JACK INS. AGENCY $ 9 274 Village St. Medway, Massachusetts t i-i i- 1- 1- H 1-1- trtr fr i- t-l-1-1 I- W 1 M H M l H Is trir H Bellingham Center For Dependable Service Quality Products Visit EESETTE 1 S ATLANTIC SERVICE STA. Lubrication - Washing I Corner Pulaski Blvd. I Bellingham St. Bellingham,Mass ___ ®- • C- -I - D-IV t- -I 2-1- • C ! • ! • • • • I D-D ® I-D-D- • D-D-D-D- -D-D-D- D- D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D- D-D- • D- D-D- D- CO LO LO ¥ • ! -a j «j -i -i -a 1 -a -a -a m ki «i j -j -a -a -a «i 3 -a -a i i j s « -a 4 -a 3 -j -a -i •? - ■ - • ! -a j j -a • ! -j -a -a •« •« •« «j -a -a j -i «i - j -a i -a -a -a •« -a -a hj -j «j -a -a -j - j «i nj •« ¥ 9 7 ¥ ¥ ¥ «? w ¥ M ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ s ? s s ¥ ¥ ¥ S’ S’ M S’ S’ S’ S’ s ALLIED 5 1.00 Store 509 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. George JalOert, Prop. a a a A A A A A A rt A A A A A A -A A A A A A A A A A A A MONGEAU SHOE STORE, INC. Shoes for the entire family 126 Main Street Compliment ' s of LOWRY ' S JEWELRY 10 High St. (°pp. Depot) W o on. , R. I. ¥ v ¥ S’ ¥ £• s- 1-1 s £•£•1- v-1-1-£• 1- t £• s •£•£•£• s-s-s 1 v £•s s- i t-1- t-£•s-j s ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 4 A A TOWN LINE SHELL STATION 24 Hour Towing Service 1210 Social Street Phone: Canal 3007 2037-R 2037-J A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ROBINSON ' S Smart Aoparel for Wo¬ men. It pays to snop around tne corner. 12-18 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. • t‘ t t ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S S ' S ' S ' S ' S S S ' S S ' S ' S ' S S S ' S ' S S ' S S ' S’ S ' S ' S S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' Tel. Day 220 24 Hour Service Night 405 BELL MAYER Stude ' oaker cars and trucks Towing and Repairing Best Equipped Garage In Town Main Street West Medway r ' S.r ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S S”S ' S ' S ' S , ' D ' S ' r ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' r-S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S S ' S ' S S ' S ' S ' S i ' S ' ' S ' S ' t S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' t ' ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S“S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' ® ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S S ' ! E. L. VAINE JEWELER Hamilton Watches Gorham Silver Keensake Diamonds 260 Main St. Woon., R. I. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Compliments of; Levi Smith, U. S. N. Retired C.R.O. and Eleanor Bertine Smith ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ I-S ' i ' S ' i ' l ' S ' S ' S ' S ' i-S ' S ' l ' l ' l ' i ' i ' S ' l ' S ' S-S-S ' l ' S ' S-S ' S ' S ' S ' S-S ' S ' S ' I ' S ' S ' S ' S-S-S ' S ' i ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' l ' S ' S ' l-S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' i ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' C ' S ' S ' r-S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' t ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' D ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' ll ' S ' S’S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' B ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' B ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' S ' A fc CO o if o r T S’ «T 1 -f Compliments of: DESROCHERS BRU1JELLE, Inc. r «r « ? w r M ? ? CARRIER’S ICE HOUSE 110 Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham «? ? •r S ' s $ r ? s s ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft V s ! 5 ! ft VCCNSGCKET CLEANING SPOTTING- 2 Satisfaction Guaranteed I A Luxury Service—Priced to Please ft ft ft ft ft ft «; ft ft ft ft Herve J. Rrunelle Reg. Pharm. 3 Cumberland St. Woon., R. I. Tel. 2526 [ l I t- J 1 l t-t-t- 1 J I J • E • C ' • 1 I • I t- D f t l t J t t“ I {)• D Compliments of: BAZAAR SHOP Bring your garment in the morn vVear it the same night. 160 Social Street -.oonsocket, R. I. I ' T 1 t- ! • I) l D J ! • £• 1‘ J 1 t- ! ■ ULYSSES DULUDE ? ? «? ? «? s «? ? V ? s? v Meats Groceries Provisions r v ? «r Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham f Monument Square Woonsocket, R. 1. j).p. i £. x J D £)• D IP D D D J l) D D J) D If V !)• !)• D D D D D D D b a J) D D D D Compliments of: FOURNIER FOURNIER Funeral Directors Phone Canal 2665 « «i r ? •? ? ? ? v •r v «? ? V r ? «r r r ? «? •a d-a -a BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. ft ft 1 ft ft ft ft ft ft Compliments of: LAURIER THEATER Cumberland 3t. Woonsocket R.I. I I 1 - I i rr vv 13 ®- t- D JJ-D ' D- D-D-1 J ! • ! • ! • • J ! • D : a I I - D I D D J D- D • J X - X - U D- D I - JKI D I D-!)• J • ! • C-D •! • !)• 5 X C-D’ D-D E-D D-D 1 D r .-4 - tw- vtrtrtrb ' I I - - t-V-fr • ! • ! • D ! • D-I - D-D CO CVJ Lf w • ' l - J «I -I Hi 4 -a -3 ■« • ' t 4 ■ ! 1 •« ■ • ■ -I • ! 1 -a «J -a «I -a X -a A A A -a -a -a A A A A A A • ! • ! - 1 • ! 1 • ! A A «I - J • ! A A ■ ! • ! «J ■ ! A •$ «I «t • ! • ! -5 • ! 4 A • A -H A • ! 3 -4 4 ■ A A 9 A 9 V V 9 9 9 9 V 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 S BEAVER SPORTSMAN CLUB, Inc Where Good Friends Meet A .J . Vanasse Agency Real Estate--Insurance 04 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 99 Main Street Tel. Woonsocket, R.I. 4147 T 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Best Wishes Savard and Gallant Registered Pharmacists J.3. Hugo Savard-H.M. Gallant Social Corner Woonsocket, R.I BELISLE BROS. BAKERY Bread Rolls Pastry 35 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I CHICOINE LIQUOR STORE 615 Social Street Woonsocket R.I Phone 471-R 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 BORO CONSTRUCTION BUILDING AND ROOFING Canal 6331-R 9 9 9 9 9 9 V 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Comoliments of: GIRARD’S DINER 440 Clinton St. Woonsocket, Rhode Island 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 LAM PM AN T S DRUG STORE Medway West Medway 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 9 trU PU t-P PP P P P P PP l -fr ► H - P PP P P P PP P P P V-Xfl- PP frfr P P P PP P P P P P P P P P P U CO CM I O COLONIAL CRAFTS 293 Main St. -a -a -1 -a i -i « i -i •« -a -a «i a -a -a «j -a 3 j -a -a 4 -a -a j -a -a kj ki -a -a a 1 -a «j -a «j -a ■« «i -a -a -a -a -a -a «i -a -a -a -a -vi -a -a -a -a -a -a -a nj •« -a «j • ! -a s -a -a «i -a ni -a -a -a ni -a -a -a «j kc «? £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ JOSEPH KWIATKOWSKI Acccrdlan Instructor i ccordians Rented to Beginners New--Used Accordians--Scld Studio, 29 Arnold Street Woonsocket R. I. ? «? ? ? ? v «? — ? ? ? ? ? ? V r r ? T ? ? ? ? T T ? ? «r r ? ? «? r T r £ «? ? ? w M «r Woonsocket, Tel. 2131-W R. I. Tel. 5139 A CorLoliiDents of: PREMIUM CLEANERS 42--4W Central Street R. I WCon. 6637 Woonsocket Tel. A £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ V IRC IE-EARL CO. 213 Main Street MILFORD, MASS. ' We clothe the entire family. J D« J I !)• D I ! • !)• D ! • $• $• ! • $• 1 J I •1 ! • I D ! • J !)• D- J fr • D • • J 1-1- fr S ' D D S’ D S ' S- • J 1 PETE’S BARBER SHOP Sc Protective Sanitary Service a A A « M A « « £ £ £ PETNOV ' S INC.. DEPT. STORE 66-270 Village Straet Medway, Mass Phona Madway 156 SO. BELLINGHAM VARIETY A £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ LITTLEFIELD REAL ESTATE Telephone Franklin 475 Bellingham, Mass. Groceries Choice Vegetables Meats It’s Self Service Crooks Corner So. Bellingham 1 t -vv w v V V I ' ll ' • I ! • I I • l t-D t-S ' 1 D-D-D S ' S ' S ' ! • D-1 l -! • t-1 • • D !•!)• I I !)• D- C !)•! • ! • S-I -D-1 I ! • I D-D I I-1 I •!)• • D- ! • ® t-U C t ! • 1 ! • 1 I I D ! • J J 1 C ! • I) !)• ! • D-D-fr 1 ! • ! • • D 1 V vv 1 • ! • !)• ! • J 1 t-£Hr d-| f CO CM in in 9-3 •% -a d j -i 1 -5 i - i -a 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 CADGRET BROTHERS KORNSTEIN ' S 9 9 9 ' Youth’s Fashion Centre Woonsocket’s Largest Out¬ fitters for Infants, Girls, Teens and Boys and Young Men. Tel. 17Q3 85 Main Street. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Since 1920 Certified Gemologists REGISTERED JE .ELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 507 Social St. Woon., R. I. - 1 - S I t- Woonsocket, RI Compliments of £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ A. H. BEAUCFEMIN AND SONS Lumber, Glidden Paints, Mason ' s Material, Roof¬ ing, Builders ' Hardware, and Mill Work 334- Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. 9 9 9 9 V t-i-ft-t-D-lrt ' V-t’t-V’V ' V-VWV’ V-W ' VWt ' frtH-t ' frt ' lrl’t’l’ | SAMUEL’S 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Gift Store, Inc 114 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. a £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Mr. Mrs. Walter Chamherland h 1 . j. d. 1 .1- • t- I- J tr t X)- D- 1- D • • J V ‘ ® l ' ® ® S. GRAVEL AND SON, INC. Gravel ' s Individual Chicken Pies 104 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. a £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ U S Tel. Canal 4884 £ r- 1 i f r- 1 e- i i%. r- 1 i). i j r- 1 - 1 -r-iv i i i j i). i i i j j j 1 j j r . i r i i i r-- 1 -! • i E - 1 -£- 1 i i £ • i -f i t • r • t- • i r ! • i i i J tv 9 9 • 9 • 9 a 9 £ ? J. B. FARNUM t 9 £ 9 £ | Woonsocket ' largest paint, J Vi « i v a i.t« i n ' n (5 v + n rr rr nn n £ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 store. New England s fin- ext wall oaoer deoartment. I Monu.nent Square 9 ? Woonsocket, R. I. 9 w 9 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ PELLAND ' S SERVICE STATION Jos. 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