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

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BARBARA RUTH MOREN “Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe.” “Babs” as she is known to her many friends is always ready and willing to try something new and exciting. Some day there will be a great demand tor clothes designed by Xforen for Babs” plans to enter K. !. School of Design next September, as the initial step in a designing career. French Club, 10-11-12. A. A . 10-11-12. Operetta. Dramatic Club. Class Day Officer. EDMUND HENRY MORIN “Speechless, bewildered, for a time.” Often Ed is found at the Guiteras gym where, as an excellent player, he participates in basketball. Although he doesn’t take part in many school activities. Ed nevertheless has won many friends. He is not certain of bis future but we are sure that he will succeed. Keep a playing. Ed. A. A., 10-11-12. ANTONIO MORRA “He makes all toil, all hardships, light.” Meet “Tubbie” one of the most ambitious members of our Senior class. Tubbie” has served as manager of the football and basketball teams. With his keen sense of humor and quiet manner, we are sure be will succeed. We all wish him luck. Baseball - Football - Basketball Manager. Aggie Club, 10-11-12. A. A.. 10-11-12. GEORGE EDWARD MORRIS “Five hours of school, eight hours of work, make a man healthy, v althy and wise.” George is one of our short fellows and is always looking for fun. An authority on the Army, in general, he can tell off many of us if we make an error. Quick success in your line of work, George. English Club. 10. Gym Exhibit. 10. A. A., 10-11. Class Day Officer.

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ERNEST ANSELL MEIGGS, JR. “And now his eighteenth year is nigh and yet he has not learned to sigh.” This dashing lad is very talkative, lie iN always talking to someone, especially the girls. He will he all right if he doesn’t talk too much to a girl. As an actor in the senior class play, Ernest was excellent. Senior Rostrum. Dramatic Club. A. A., 10-11-12. Commercial Club. Operetta. Green and White Staff, ('lass Day Officer. GILDA EVELYN MIGLIORI “Where e’er she is—it doesn’t matter— it’s laughter, talk and fun and chatter.” Here we are introducing “Gee,” Jane’s sidekick. The can both be seen riding in a two-tone Buick. “Gee” has definitely gone “LaSalle” and has decided that Fort Hill is an ideal place to live. Gilda has also decided to become a nurse. She will certainly help Jane to revolutionize nursing. A. A.. 10-11-12. Italian Club, 10-11, Gym Exhibit. 10-11. Operetta. Dramatic Club. MARY ELIZABETH MONIS “Maiden with the meek brown eyes, in whose orbs a shadow lies.” Liz is a girl whose inimitable laugh is something one won’t forget for a long time. Her clever wit brightens up almost every class. “Farmer” is always ready to lend a helping hand. Re sure to patronize her beauty salon when she gets organized after graduation. English Club, 10-11. A. A.. 10-11-12. Commercial Club. Gym Exhibit. 10-11. Operetta, 12. Rank Cashier. 10-11. Red Cross. Dramatic Club. RALPH ENNIS MONACO “Better late than never, but better never late.” Here is “Ix gs” our class comedian. “Legs,” who believes that a laugh a day keeps the doctor away, although he has his serious moments, wants to own his own rollerskating rink and we are sure he will succeed in doing so. Keep rolling, “Legs”!

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EVELYN E. MULLANEY “She talked, she talked and still she talked.' Evelyn is a demure girl who is a very good dancer. She is a lot of fun in all classes, and wouldn't she make a nice nurse? She is one of the many girls who took Red Cross lessons. English C lub. 10. Commercial Club. A. A., 10-11-12. Red Cross. FRANK JOEY MUROO “His deeds are known in words that kindle glory. You have heard of the football hero—well, here he is, that dashing fullback. Not only is Frank athletic, but he is also an industrious student. Although “Okcy” is undecided as to his future, we know his friendly personality will help him along the way. Italian Club. 10-11 -Vice-President. A. A., 10-11-12. Senior Rostrum. Baseball. 10-11-12. Football. 10-11-12. ( lass President, 10-11. CARMELA TERESA NASTRI “T’will all he well—no need for care. Carmela was one of our chorus girls in the Senior operetta. In her spare time she knitted sweaters. Carmela is a quiet girl who keeps to herself much of the time, yet is really a lot of fun when started. A. A.. 10-11-12. Commercial Club. Dramatic Club. Operetta. SHIRLEY IRENE OSOFSKY There is not so variable thing in nature as a lady’s head-dress. One of our up and coming artists who loves joking, is Shirley, who always smiles. Her caricatures are really clever. Shirley wants to go further in this line and we all wish her luck. Junior Red Cross. A. A.. 10-11-12. Dramatic Club. Operetta.