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

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ALBERT OLIVER UAV. Though Al may seem a shy Senior boy, he is always willing to cooperate with his classmates and has played an important part in upholding the honor of both the football and baseball teams. He has attended all the school activities. Al is popular among the Sophomores, showing a preference for one, especially. Happy landing, Al! Football, 10, 113 Baseball, 10, 11, 123 Executive Com- mittee, 113 Aggie Club, 10, 115 President of Student Council, 12: Senior Rostrumg A. A., 103 Victory Corps. EDMOND DAVID OLIVER Rick Here is a Senior boy known as Rick, who is a repre- sentative type of the students at Colt. A quiet, studious lad with his assignments well preparedf the boys of the I. A. class admire him for his integrity. In whatever the future holds for Rick we know he will be successful. Aggie Club, 101, 113 Victory Corps, GEORGE LEONARD OLIVER Pussy George, who is Edmonds brother, has similar char- acteristics, and is one of the quiet members of the Senior class, but has always been willing to do his share in sup- porting school activities. Loyal and trustworthy, George is a hard-working fellow and has always had his assignments prepared. Lots of luck! Aggie Club, 10, 113 Victory Corpsg Senior Rostrumg Freshman President. HAROLD EDWARD PEDLEY, JR. Donald Don't be deceived. This boy may seem quiet but he is far from it. just notice that twinkle in his eyes. He likes his fun as well as the rest. A grand worker and co- operative student is Harold. A. A., 10, 123 Aggie Club, 10, 11.

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QW. WILLIAM ANTHONY MORENO Bill We never knew that Bill had such histrionic ability until he took the part of Mr. Pennington in the Senior class operetta. VVhat a revelation! Bill is a happy lad and always has a smile for everyone, especially a certain brunette. With his happy disposition we know 4Bill will succeed in whatever the future holds for him. A. A., 10, ll, 125 Green and VVhite Staff, 125 Operetta: Senior Rostrum5 Victory Corps. FREDERICK HENRY MORRIS Morris Fred, as he is commonly known, is one of those good- natured, amiable lads, whose happy disposition has won him many friends. Fred, who believes in a cheerful class- room, gives an atmosphere of joy to all of his classes with his merry ringing laugh. He is a member of the State Guard and will probably, after graduation, enter the service of his country. A. A., 10, 11, 125 Victory Corps. PHILOMENA MURGO Phil Here is our lady with the perpetual bandbox look. Phil's pretty clothes and her neat appearance win the admiration of her classmates. She loves fun and is usually right there when anything funny happens. Phil is very diligent and has always been a good student. With all her good qualities Phil will certainly have a happy future. A. A., 125 Italian Club, 105 Red Cross, 125 Victory Corps, 125 Dramatic Club, 125 Gym Meet, 10. EMILY ANNE NAPPI Slug Emily is the girl with the wonderful disposition. Having combined work with studies Emily has been successful in both. A brilliant Latin student, you should hear her juggle those Latin words. With her pleasing ways we know Emily will be successful in whatever she chooses to do. Italian Club, 105 Band, 10, llg Victory Corps5 Gym Meet, 10, 115 A. A., 12.

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QW- PRISCILLA DOROTHEA PETERS Prissy Prissy is one of the most studious and industrious girls of the Senior class. She spends considerable time doing school work. It's no wonder her name constantly appears on the honor roll. Priscilla is our very efficient cafeteria cashier, but she hopes to be a stenographer. A. A., 123 Senior Rostrum. ANGELO PASQUALE PIRRI Professor Knows all, sees all, describes Angelo, one of the liveliest Senior boys who would liven up any quiet class. He surely can debate and stands by his statements. He is usually known as Professor among his classmates. Keep up that good spirit, Angelo! ' A. A., 10, 11, 12, Aggie Club, ll. THOMAS WALDRON REMIERES, JR. Tommy There goes that convertible again, owned by a certain Senior boy. He'll need gas where he's going. This par- ticular driver is none other than Tommy Remieres, one of Colt's basketball heroes, who helped win the Class C Championship. A good sport is Tommy and we know l1e'll be a success in life. Basketball, 10, ll, 12, Victory Corps, 123 A. A., ll, 12, Aggie Club, 10, 11. DANIEL FRANCIS RENE Danny Danny is the pride and joy of Colt in the gymnastic field-a coach's dream. His amazing feats, performed with such form an-d skill, have thrilled spectators in all of the three gym meets in which he has participated. Danny, taking part in manyof the school functions, is a member of the Green and White Staff and football team and at- tends faithfully all school dances. Basketball, Manager, 10, ll, 125 Football, 10, 11, 123 Gym Meet, 10, ll, 12, A. A., 10. 12, French Club, 103 Operetta, 123 Green and White Staff, 125 Victory Corps, 12.