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

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SAMUEL PAUL MASCENA “S. P. Pet Saying—“Fill 'er up Fellas. Pastime—Playing “rodeo.” Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12): Italian Club (11. 12); Agriculture Club (11. 12); Green and White Stall. Sammy is one of the class comedians and is rarely seen in any other than a good mood. You ought to hear him talk, for bis persuasive manners and vocabulary could win anyone to his way of thinking. He is a participant in nearly all of the school's social activities. Sammy can usually be found at “Vinny's Chicken House.” LAVINIA MATURI “Levy” Pet Saying—“How cute!” Pastime—Going to Barrington. Activities—Operetta. A. A. (10. 11. 12); English Club (10. 11). “Levy” is ever handy should you happen to be in a mood for an argument. She is a wizard on the horse in the gymnasium and she would very much like to become a physical education teacher. Dancing takes up quite a bit of her time and she usually puts her heart into it. MICHAEL “Mik Pet Saying—“Oh. By Gosh Pastime—Cutting Hair. Activities—Baseball. Always ready with a joke or good alibi. “Mike” is the center of fun among all his friends. Wherever you hear that certain chuckle you’ll find him. He is an ardent supporter of baseball and other sports. He has prospects of opening a barber shop for himself. Success “Mike ! CHARLES MAYTUM, 3rd “Twink” Pet Saying—“I do believe in — - Pastime—Writing poems. Activities—A. A., English Club. “Twink” is one of the most talkative boys in senior class, but you can’t blame him for he knows what he’s talking about. He is very appreciative of the finer things of life and wants to become an important executive some day. With his enthusiasm and general ability, we believe that he will attain his goal. Success to you in the future, Charles! 23

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a Pet Saying—“I wouldn’t put it past me!” Pastime—Doing homework. Activities—A. A. (10, 11. 12); French Club, Rostrum (11. 12); Operetta. Shirley is one of the talented musicians of the senior class, possessing not only a lovely singing voice, hut also the ability to master the piano keys. Have you heard her play “Rustle of Spring”? Her keen sense of humor has won many friends for her, and she hopes one day to become a prima donna. W ith her lovely voice, we know she’ll attain her ambition. J D ii Si DUNCAN SINCLAIR MacDONALD “Mac” Pet Saying—“Holy cow! Pastime—Playing at sports. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12). Sinclair i one of the very quiet boys of the class, but seems to have gained the friendship of many through his blonde hair aid his weakness for blushing. He is usuallv seen in a corner of Room II talking over present situations with “Rainy.” Although not very active socially, he follows sports intently and plays many of them very well. He is usually found in the office of the Holmes House with “Alex.” LEONARD MARINO k “Chema” Pet Saying—“VV’hat’s up?” 'astime—Dancing. Activities—A. A.. Photography Club (10); Treas. Ital-Club (10. 11); Pres. English Club (10); Rostrum (Executive Board) (12); Football (Co-Captain) (10. 11. 12). “Chema seemed to do all right for himself socially and academically. His zeal and pep on the Athletic Field is a continuation from the school room. A good student for three years, “Chema seems headed tor a prosperous and successful future. JOHN E. MARSHALL “Johnny” Pet Saying—“Hiya, kid!” Pastime—Walking with L. D. L. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); English Club (11). This is Johnny, a popular six-footer of the senior class, known as an all-around “musical man”; he is a member of the band and orchestra. Not many of us know what his intentions for the future are. but we know lie’ll choose the right field. Best of luck to you. Johnny ! 22

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ELSIE MEDEIROS “Debbie Pet Saying—“How interesting.” Pastime—Practicing on the piano. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); French Club (10. 11); English Club (11); Rostrum (12); Orchestra (10); Operetta (12). Elsie enjoys doing her chemistry experiments just a much as debating. If you are looking for Elsie, why not try the library? She is apt to be there doing reference work. Elsie’s ambition is to hear Paderewski play his own minuet and to travel through Europe. We hear Elsie plans to enter Rhode Island State College in the fall. THERESA C. MELLO “Terry” Pet Saying “Oh. crumb!” Pastime—Reading. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); Photography Club (11); Rostrum (11. 12); Senior Class Executive Board, Operetta. Meet one of the prettiest girls in the senior class, whose dimples have won the hearts of many people. “Terry” also has the distinction of being the first in the class to fly over the Atlantic Ocean in the Clipper, the year she was caught in Europe when the war started. Ever since then she has been intensely interested in airplanes. ROBERT ANDREW MOREN “Bobbec Pet Saying—“Coupla times!” Pastime—Talking about the Army. Activities—Senior Rostrum. A. A.. Operetta. “P otlT)ee” is a senior who is very determined to follow thryufcjr wftjr an idea once he has started working on it. In ffrftst Jt his classes, he is on the alert and has bright pind correct answers on the tip of his tongue. Screwball, and Alex form a triumvirate which is avoided, because when they get going no piece of re. or anything, for that matter, is safe. PATRICIA NUNES “Pat” Pet Saying—“Gollv !” Pastime—Playing the piano. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12); English Club (10. 11); Operetta. A very likeable girl is our Patricia, known for her cheerful disposition. A good student and sports fan she has an intense interest in music and hopes to become a music teacher some day. From what we hear. Pat’s going to music school to study. Lots of luck. Pat!