Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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I. ALBINA FASANO. leave to ANN SANTULLI. my quiet and demure manner. I. GEORGK FELIX, leave to RAYMOND DELEO, my wheelbarrow, with which I carry my hooks home daily. I. SYLVESTER FIDALGO, leave to EDWARD RUSSO, my ability to arrive at school one minute after the 8:15 bell. 1. ELIA FIORE, leave to MADELINE CASTRO, my contagious giggle. Be sure to hit all the notes of the scale. I, MURIEL FISKE, leave to HELEN BRUNO, my innocent look which makes Mr. Carlson ask, “Now, what did you do wrong? I, SHIRLEY HEILHECKER. leave to THERESA MELLO, my ability to write poetry. Shakespeare needs competition. 1. LOUISE IASIELLO, leave to JOSEPHINE KERR, my ability to prepare the lunches for the teachers. Do a good job. Joe . I, JEAN MALAFRONTE, leave to MARCIA GIFFORD, my ability to win over the football heroes. I. RALPH MARASCO, leave to MARIANO BUCCOLO. my ability to be the “best dressed boy” of the school. I. MARION MARSHALL, leave to WALTER BRELSFORI). my ability to say nothing, hear all. and observe all. I, ORLANDA PANSA, leave to DAVID GOGLIA. my ability to he very quiet in the library, and concentrate on my studies. I. CATHERINE PANTE, leave to CAROLE GUISTI. my supply of palmolive soap which preserves a schoolgirl complexion. I. GAETANO PARELLA. leave to JOSEPH BRITO, my knowledge of high school subjects. I believe you’ll have to start from the beginning just the same. Joe. I, MARGARET REMIERES, leave copies of my fancy handwriting to all the teachers lest they forget the headaches it causes. I, JOSEPH RUSSO, leave to NANCY BOSWORTH. my ability to “swing it at the piano. I. ROSANNA S A VINO, leave to FELICIA GOGLIA. my “all year round wad of chewing gum. What that gum didn’t go through! I, ROSE SECURO, leave to MARY BURNS, my “come hither” look which swept many a Senior boy off his feet. I. ELEANOR SOLDANO. leave to MURIEL TRUDELL. my unusual ability to teach the Freshmen and Sophomores how to dance. Maybe that’s the reason for no sudden craze to learn how to dance. I, RAYMOND THOMAS, leave to MIKE RUCCI. all my “Jitterbug steps which I displayed only at the Senior Class Dance. I. JOSEPHINE TURRILLO. leave a $100 check for next year’s senior class, to obtain transportation to and from basketball games. I. ALBERT VASCONCELLOS. leave to TONY MORRA. my ability to obtain A’s ir all subjects, including Music. Did you ever hear me sing? 1, MARY AIELLO, leave my task of typing letters to anyone who will promise to do v good job. Don’t make too many errors. 1. AGNES ANDRADE, leave two inches of my height to JOSEPH GUISTO. I’m sur you appreciate my generosity. I. CLARA GEORGE, leave to ELIZABETH GIFFORD my Business Organization book. Don’t thank me, Elizabeth, it’s a pleasure. I, ANTONIO CABRAL, leave to JOHN CORDEIRO my art of handing a “line to the girls. Best of luck. “Johnny. I. NATALE CANDELMO. leave to HAROLD DENNIS my ability to debate. Save it for P. D. classes. Harold, you’ll need it. I. ANTHONY ASCOLI, leave to SAM MASCENA my ability to play the trombone. Be sure to play the Old Gray Mare on it Sam. I, BERTHA CABRAL. leave to Elsie Mederios my collection of hats. You’d better star making room for them, Elsie. I, JOSEPH CARDOZA. leave my love of P. D. to anyone who wants it. Did I hear someone say “aye ? I. ROSE DIAS, leave my job of running the mimeograph machine to IRENE CORDEIRO. It will certainly keep you busy, Irene. 17

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I, LYDIA GARISTA. leave to JANE GOETTLER my intense love of piano practice. Don’t let it interfere with your love of sports. I. ANN IASIELLO, leave to ELSIE ST. ANGELO, all my patience and worries in trying to keep the chf ?r leaders together. Do a good job, Elsie. I, ANN JAM I EL. leave to JOSEPHINE JAM I EL some of my funny stories and wise cracks. I’m sure you’ll find them useful, Josephine. I. MARY JAM I EL. leave my “gym” suit to anyone who will wear it with more enthusiasm than 1 did. Here’s hoping you enjoy yourself. I. MARION LANGELLO, leave my pleasing personality to JOSEPHINE DE FELICE. It attracts the opposite sex quite a hit, Jo”. I. CARMELLA MARABELLA, leave my blond hair to GLADYS BRIGHTMAN. It will be a change! I. AUGUSTINE MARSHALL, leave to LOUIS MEDERIOS my title of one of “Colt s Perfect Gentlemen.” Don’t refuse it Duke . I. FAZIO AMOLETTE. leave to JAMES CONNERY my suave manner and pleasing personality. It works wonders with the girls. James. I. ANTHONY ASCIOLLA, leave to VINCENT GRABERT one gym suit slightly worn with which he may grace his wardrobe. I. MICHAEL BALZANO, leave my ability to hold the upper hand in an argument to ARNOLD WAITE. Keep up the good work! I, JOSEPH BISBANO, leave to FRANCIS COSTA one soap box from which he may preach on the cruelties of life to his classmates. I, MILTON BORGES, leave my “Beau BrummeU” manners and appearance to DONAI.T KING. I. MORRIS CAIZXI. leave to JAMES TOOLIN’ my gleaming smile and wonderful sense of humor. I. FRANK CASSAXO. leave to RAYMOND WARNER a booklet entitled How to Run a Metal loathe ! I, WILLIAM CONLEY, leave my histrionic ability to JOE BELANGER. Here's hoping you’ll be a famous lover” in next year’s senior class play. I. FRED DUNBAR, leave to ALFRED REGO my amazing genius for pulling practical jokes. Try the thumb tack, Alfred. It always works. I. DANIEL FURTADO. leave to ALFRED FERREIRA my wheezing laugh. Watct out “Al”. they usually throw things. I. ELMER McNAMARA. leave to ROBERT BOTTOM LEY some of my stale wise cracks, so he may imitate his brother. Billy. I. HILARIO MONIZ, leave my ability to compete with Clark Gable and Robert Taylor to HERBERT FRANCIS. I. SEBASTIAN MORRA. leave to SINCLAIR MacDOXALD. a blueprint of my latest invention, a device for cutting up matchsticks. I. JOSEPH PACHECO, leave to EDWARD DION, the daily routine of trying to get my feet over the threshold of Room One before the 8:15 bell. I. JOSEPH P1MEXTAL. leave to CHARLES MAYTUM my air of dignity and reserved manner. I. CHARLES ABATE, leave my art of typewriting to JOHN DRAIXYTLLE. The errors are included. “Johnny.” Will you accept it? I. NICHOLAS MAXCIEBI. leave to DOM EMC CIRILLO my love of pastries. Don’t eat too much ‘Dorn”. you might get sick. I. LAWRENCE PERRY, leave my love of music to EARL ROUNDS. Loads of success P-arl. I. MARION SICIGNANO, leave to ROSE CHIRICO a stool to stand on in the cafeteria. Hope you see more than I did. I. LYDIA VIERA, leave to “BUDDY” TOEVS a new girl friend to talk to during school hours. He’s quite a talker, girls, so beware. I. MARY GRIMO. leave to LOUISE DE LUCA my collection of bows. By the way Louise, that word is spelled b-o-w-s. I. HELEN RODERICK, leave my knowledge of shorthand to RITA LANGELLO. Have a hard.time reading back your shorthand. Rita? I. ANTOINETTA SALVAGGIO. leave my love of English to anyone who will accept it. Is there anyone who will be kind enough to take it? 19