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

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VIRGINIA VIOLA ARRUDA “My fancy soars like a kite.” This is Virginia, one of the active girls in the Commercial class. Full of pep and willing to help at all times. She has a wonderful personality, which should help her to go a long way. Kngtish Club, 10-11. Gym Exhibit, 10-11-12. A. A., 11-12. Rostrum, 12. Commercial Club, 12. Operetta, 12. Dramatic Club, 12. First Aid, 12. NICHOLAS MICHAEL ASCOLI “I wish he would explain his explanations.” There’s the last hell and here comes Nick. Nick ;s noted for his sleeps in English classes. He can take a good deal of teasing—and is willing to help whenever the need arises. A good sport at all times. All the success in the future, Nick! Dramatic Club, 12. Band. 10-11-12. A. A. 10-11. Senior Rostrum. ALICE HILDA AUGUST “Every woman is naturally ambitious.” Alice is a girl who can really hold her own. If you ever heard her in a debate, you’d know what I mean. Y hen she forms an opinion she’s just rarin to go. She’s a really steady worker, and if she passes that Civil Service Exam., she’ll he a big help to our country’s defense. Red Cross. Commercial Club. Rostrum, 12. A. A. CLARE ELIZABETH BAKER “And her hair lying down her back was yellow like ripe corn.” Clare’s blond hair attracts attention. She wears it a-la-Veronica Lake. To look at Clare one would think she was the quiet type, but looks are deceiving—she can make plenty of noise. Clare is very sociable and has many friends. May your future be pleasant, Clare. A. A., 10-11-12. Commercial Club. 12. Dramatic Club, 12. Operetta. 12. English Club, 10-11. Stamps, 12. Gym Exhibit. 10.

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MARY JACQUELINE ANANIA This is the Rood, brave heart. Mary, that still keeps hoping on. Meet one of the quiet Senior girls, that is she is quiet in class, but when she meets her chums, her voice may be heard as much as anyone’s. One may find Mary in the movies in the afternoon, and at the library at night, where she evidently docs a great deal of reference work as her marks show. A. A.. 10-11-12. Rostrum. 11-12. Operetta. 12 Executive Committee, 10-11. Gym Exhibit, 10-11. CHARLES ANDRADE “His indolent swagger down the street —who can condemn such happy feet.” Stop! Look carefully! Here is one of the best looking boys in the Senior class. He is also one of the future farmers. Although not active in sports, he is an ardent supporter, and was football manager. His pleasing personality has won him many friends. We hear he wants to join the Cavalry. Good luck. Charley ! Aggie Club. 10-11-12. Green and White Staff. A. A.-12. Football Manager, 10-11-12. Red Cross. 12. Rank Cashier, 10. LAWRENCE E. ANDRADE 'When all have fled, the fireman comes to rescue or to die. ’ I he genius of the I. A. Shop is our Lawrence. He also made a good showing in the gym exhibit. Someday Lawrence hopes to have a construction company of his own. Good luck, boy! Gym Exhibit. 11-12. TADDEO J. APPICELLA, JR. His round cheek is like a sun-sweetened apple. A very quiet lad, at times, is our Taddeo. When he and Tubbie get together, there is plenty of fun for all. He was manager of our basketball team. As vet be is undecided about the future, but we know he will succeed in his line of endeavor. Good luck. Tad! Aggie Club, 10-11-12. A. A.. 10-11-12. Basketball Manager. 10-11-12.

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ANTHONY ANTONIO BALZANO “He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. Introducing the quiet (?) boy in Room 1. A jolly good friend is Tony. Full of pep and fun. Tony has been most active in school socials, and is often seen with his chum Carmone. Tony wants to be a musician. Keep them playing. Tony. Band. A. A. CAROLINE ELIZABETH BELANfiER “Nor foe, nor friend can fret her into speech. Caroline is the smallest girl in the Senior class, but by far the busiest. Everyone likes her for her fine sense of humor. She run through the corridors with the speed of a comet and always seems to be going somewhere. She sure will he missed next year. Red Cross. CARMINE I). BERRETTO Tis not what man does, that exalts him. but what man would do. Meet our high-pressure salesman. The boys of the I. A. class are sure he could sell the Brooklyn Bridge to anyone he wished. His jokes have helped to cheer many a dull moment. His ambition is to go into the business world. VINCENT A. BERRETTO No dangers fright him and no labors tire. Vin is the businessman of the Senior Commercial Class, and is rather friendly to “newcomers. He’s quite a “Flash during gym classes, too. Don’t ever say anything evil about the oil business while he’s around, because he’s already a financier in the held. Boston University, here he comes. A. A. Commercial Club. Bank Cashier. 11. Senior Rostrum.