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

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ANTHONY BISBANO, JR. “Then battle for freedom wherever you go. ' Announcing the giant of the class, that heavy, handsome. hearty Romeo, who often interrupts a conversation with a hurst of laughter. He spends quite a hit of time with Joe or down at the “Y.“ His’ size and courage brought him glory on the football field. Another of his interests i one of his feminine neighbors, with whom he is often seen. A. A.. 10-11-12. Football, 11-12. Italian Club. 10-11. Dramatic Club. 12. FREDERICK R. A. BISBANO “Never let this fancy roam, pleasure never is at home.” Fred is a skilled craftsman and knows his wood work upside down and inside out. He is also one of our future farmers. Although very shy, he is usually in the midst of some commotion. May your farms be the pride of the country. Keep plowing, Fred. ANGELINA BORGES “A face made up out of no other drop than what nature’s white hand sets up.” Tall, attractive and very quiet is our Angie. She is one of those persons who speaks when spoken to. Angie has a friendly smile for everyone and can be counted oh to extend a helping hand. She and Beatrice have become inseparable friends. Success in the future, Angie! Commercial Club, 12. Executive Board. 11-12. A. A.. 10-11-12. Operetta. 12. English Club, 10. Senior -Rostrum. MARY ISABEL BOTELHO “A quick gentle heart worth a good conscience.” The little smiling person whom you see bounding around is Mary. A girl who hasn’t a rare in the world and takes things just as they come. Mary is alWays- feady to lend a helping hand to a less fortunate companion. A good friend is Mary. Here's wishing you kick. English Club. Gym Exhibit. Rostrum. Commercial Club. Operetta. Dramatic Club. A. A.. First Aid. Band.

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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.

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WALTER BRELSFORD “He was tall of figure, and grand of face, with an eye that was deep and blue. Watts is one of the best liked and most popular boys in the school. Remember the beautiful scenery which added so much to the operetta? Well Watsie was the lad that accomplished that. We are all hoping he will continue his studies next year at the R. I. School of Design. A. A., 10-11-12. Basketball, II. French Club. 10-11, Treasurer. Class Treasurer, 10-11-12. Green and White Staff. Operetta. GLADYS MAY BRIGHTMAN “Impulsive, earnest, prompt to act. Gladys is one of the most popular girls of the Senior class. We would like to know how she manages to lake part in all school activities, sports and still be an A Student. Her remarkable faculty for mixing pleasure and work o well will surely make her successful in her career. A. A., 10-11-12. French Club, 10-11. Rostrum, 11-12-Executive Board. Operetta. 12. Cheerleader. 11-12. Band. 10-12. Dramatic Club. Gvm Exhibit, 10-11. Green and White Staff, 12. Senior Executive Board-Chairman. JOSEPH MATHEW BRITO ‘‘Let me live, dance and be merry.” Some day the members of this class are going to say. I knew him when, for Joe is a very talented tap dancer and with his ability to see the funnv side of life will some day become Broadway’s topnotch dance comedian. A. A., 10-11-12. Thrift Council. Pres. 12. Photography Club. 11. Operetta, 12. Gym Exhibit, 11. Red Cross, 12. Rank Cashier, 10-11. Dramatic Club, 12. French Club, 11. ROBERT HENRY BULLOCK “Morn called fondly to a fair boy, straying mid golden meadows.” Always on the go, “Debating Bob, as lie is often called, can be found in most any class, debating any simple question. Although he is happy-go-lucky, seriously Robert wants to join the Navy. Green and White, 10. A. A.. 10-11. Class Day Officer. Operetta. Senior Rostrum.