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

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t Pet Saying—“Give this tc Pastime—Bowling. PRANK CA “Ku. Activities—A. A. (10, 11. f WOuiiior Rostnim, French Club (10), Football (10, 12); Baseball (12). “Kudge has the distinction of having been the first member of our sophomore class to have been injured in the 1938 football season. He was unable to join the 1939 squad but made up for it in the 1940 season. Football is not the only sport he enjoys for we have heard that he bowls very well and we have seen him play baseball. In classes he enjoys asking questions and debating. Pet Saying—“Can you manage it?” Pastime—Doing someone’s bookkeeping. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); English Club (10. 11). Anne is the shining star of our all (but one) boy bookkeeping class. To all appearances she is very quiet, hut don’t let her fool you. You are bound to find her wherevci you hear laughing. Always neat in appearance, with a winning smile, she hopes someday to be a bookkeeper. Pet Saying—“Absolutely.” Pastime—Balancing chemistry equations. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); Italian Club. Senior Rostrum. Junior English Club. Band and Orchestra (11, 12). “Sherrie’s” name can he found on the honor roll at the end of every term. She seems to enjoy school life and all that goes with it. One can find her in the chemistry laboratory most anytime, where she spends most of her spare minutes with “Fanny She hopes to enter the nursing field. With her sweet disposition, we know she will succeed. CHARLES A.COGGESHALL “Deacon” Pet Saying—“Tell it to the Marines! Pastime—Keeping money accounts. Activities—A. A. (10, 11. 12) (Treasurer); Class Treasurer (11. 12); Green and White Staff, Aggie Club. Meet Charlie one of the most industrious members of the senior class. Charlie has served as business manager of the Green and White, treasurer for both junior and senior classes, and no one can keep accounts better than he. Charlie wants to be a monk and has already made plans to enter the senynary at Cumberland. The best of everything to you, Charlie. ANNE JOAN CHIRICO “Nan” ROSE MARIE CHIRICO “Sherrie 13

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 MARY CABRAL “Skip” t Saying—“You'll hear from me.” Pastime—Cooking. Activities—A. A (10, 11, 12) ; Operetta. Meet “Skip one of our few good cooks. Her experience in the model suite will make her quite a housewife. If you’re looking for “Skip try the movies because I know she’ll he there with Betty. By the way, “Skip wants to he an interior decorator. Here’s wishing you luck, “Skip. mg ELIZABETH CAMARA “Betty Pet Saying—“Hy. there! Pastime—Cooking. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12). Rather shy and timid is our Betty. We hear her cook-will make her quite a housewife. She can always be found in the movies with “Skip”. Betty wants to he a dressmaker and we know she’ll succeed with all her training JOSEPH CA song of Pet Saying—“Make 5 r Pastime Sindng ff w Activititj iTv Agriculture! R “Hookil is one class, hut he is very He is one of th$, in all his e ful hoys in the senior fs when he is with his gang, talar seniors and is very sincere is why he is everyone’s friend. Although undecided about the future, his straightforwardness will carry him far. The best of luck, “Hookie. WILLIAM J. CASHIN “Billy Pet Saying—“You’re not just whistling! Pastime—Jerking sodas. Activities—A A. (10. 11, 12) ; Rostrum (11). Here is one of the liveliest boys in our class. Always full of vim and vigor, that’s “Billy. This year he has been having quite a time with “Bud —getting into trouble and out again—but never for long. “Bill gets all the joy there is to get out of living and helps other people to do the same. May his luck he such that he will always keep smiling. 12

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WALTER E. COLLINS Ronny Pet Saying— Well, I’ll tell ya. Pastime—Walking. Activities—A. A.. Football. Another football hero in the making. Walt i' a tall, (lashing hoy with a winning way. He seems to enjoy walking along Hope Street with a certain girl! Although quiet, he has his moments. We hear he wants to become an aviator. Keep flying high, Walt. JAMES CONNERY Frere Jacques Pet Saying— Tell him, no! Pastime—Keeping up with baseball news. Activities—A. A- (10, 11. 12); French Club (10. 11); English Club (11), Operetta. Jimmy, or “Frere Jaques”, is one of the quiet, industrious boys of the senior class. He is very interested in baseball, and can give you the latest statistics on every baseball team in the leagues. Jimmy hopes to become a sports announcer. Here’s luck, Jim. IRENE CORDEIRO Rene Pet Saying— Imagine. Pastime—Listening to the radio. Activities—A. A. (10. 11); English Club (10, 11); Rostrum (12). Here’s the quiet girl of the Commercial Class. Whenever there’s mimeographing to do, Irene is on the job. A loyal fan to all school activities she is always willing to lend a helping hand- She also has a keen sense of humor and leans to the funny side of life as well as the serious. 3 JOHN CORDEIRO Johnnie RetjRaying— I’ll wTeck ’em all!’’ stime—Day Dreaming. Activities—Football, Basketball, Baseball. Johnnie must be a capitalist because he seems to draw his money for movies from a reserve supply. He rarely comes to school with a pencil or pen and is continually asking: What have V.e got today? Johnny’s athletic ability and engaging smile have won for him many friends and we all wish him the best of luck. 14