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

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MANUEL PA IVA ‘I hunger for the sea’s edge, the limit of the land where the wild Atlantic is shouting on the sand.” Here is another of our nautical classmates. Manuel is very quiet in the class room, hut outside there is quite a difference in his attitude, particuarly when he is with Curly and Legs! A. A.. 10-12. Basketball. 11-12. Football. 12. FRANK CARL PANZARELLA “ ’Tis not my talent to conceal my thoughts.” “Sunny is one of our oustanding debaters (besides being a very talented drummer.) He made our Christmas parties very enjoyable with his playing. He plans to enter college next Fall enroute to a career in engineering. Football. 10-11-12. Basketball. 11. Baseball. 11-12. English Club. 10. French Club. 10-11. A. A., 10-11-12. Bank Cashier. Band. Operetta. Defense Stamps. ANTHONY Ci. PARISI “A boy with a witching wave.” A sudden burst of violent laughter usually precedes the entrance of Ant and his pal. Joe. Ant is the type of fellow who never fails to show his appreciation of a good joke, but he isn’t the kind to disregard school work. When th« last bell rings. Ant is usually in the midst of a mad dash up the north stairway, making Room IV just in time. English Club. 10. Italian Club. 10-11. A. A.. 10-11. RKtilNA MARY PARTINfiTON “I sit alone and dream.” flood things come in small packages, and so it is with “Jena.” You should see her typewrite—the fastest in the class. Have you ever seen her blush? She does it so prettily. We all know she will continue her good work with much success.

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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.

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MICHAEL FRANK PELKiRIMO “Skilled in all manly arts and labor.” Mike has been very active in football and was also very successful as bank cashier. He has made himself very popular and is well liked by all. A very quiet, yet loyal boy. Here's to your success, Mike Football. 10-11-12. A. A.. 10-11-12. Hand, 10-11. Bank Cashier, 10. FRANCIS NOEL PERRY “The moon is my sister, the dawn is my brother.” Francis is the boy you see with Tommy. He brightens many chemistry classes with his sudden outbursts. His fatherly advice helps many girls with their personal problems. Although be i undecided about the future, we know that wherever he goes. Francis will be a success—in every way. Football, 10-11-12. French Club. 10-11. Dramatic Club, 12. Operetta. A. A.. 10-11-12. Class Day Officer. Stamp Cashier. SHIRLEY JANE PETERS “Quietly she came among us.” Introducing to you a newcomer from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Shirley has been here only three months, but has acquired a host of friends. Yes. and has also become very popular with a certain member of the class. Keep up the good work, Shirley, ami you will be a success. JOSEPH PIRRI “Back of the job is the dreamer who's making the dream come true.” Joe is a quiet lad. but he has bis moments. He can be found working at any place there is a lathe. His ambition is to go to trade school. Best of luck, Joe!