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

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ALDA ALMEIDA Nickname: “Pee Wee. Pastime : Laughing. Parking Place: Movies. Pet Saying: Gee Willikens.” Organizations: A. A. 10, 11. and 12; Green and White Staff 11; Junior Red Cross 11. Course: Commercial. Meet Alda .who, though small in stature, is one of the most energetic girls in her class. Her contagious giggle is often a source of amusement to her many friends. She is still undecided about the future—whatever it may he, we wish her happiness and success. ELEANOR PATRICIA ALMEIDA Nickname: “El.” Pastime : Walking. Parking Place: Home. Pet Saying: We'll sec.” Organizations: Operetta. Course: General Clerical. Presenting “Sandy!” If you saw this year's operetta, you will remember and praise her wonderful ability. She has not only a lovely voice, but a genial personality, and is also an artist. We feel sure El” will be a success in life. Here’s wishing you happiness and success! ROBERT BOYD ALMEIDA Nickname: Bob. Pastime : Riding in C-4040. Parking Place: Hog Island and “Y.” Pet Saying: ‘‘Roses are Red. Organizations: A. A. 10. 11 and 12; French Club 10 and 11; Junior Rostrum; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Dramatic Club. Course: General. Who is that tall, dark, handsome Senior? Why it’s Beau Brummel, or rather “Bob Almeida. Bob has only one real weakness—red hair. Bob is a three-year man on the basketball team. If a discussion on international affairs should come up. Bob is right there hitting for the negative side. You'll look good in the navy uniform, my boy. LUCY J. ANNARUMMO Nickname: “Lou.” Pastime: Jitterbugging. Parking Place: Dances at ‘Y.’ Pet Saying: “Get Out.” Organizations: Junior Red Cross, 10 and 11; Operetta. Hallowe'en Party Committee. Course : General Clerical. “Lou. as she is known to her many friends, is always ready and willing to try something new and exciting. It's nice to know that she's a happy-go-lucky girl and takes teasing so graciously. Her friendliness and sense of humor will carry her hopes to fulfillment. Success, Lou!

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JOSEPHINE ANN ABATE Nickname: “Jo Pastime: Movies. Parking Places: One of gang’s houses. Pet Saying: “Are you kidding.” Organizations: A. A. 10, 11, 12; Sophist Club, Rostrum 11, 12, Operetta, Dramatic Club 12, Gym Team, Glee Club. Course: College Preparatory. Presenting one of our quiet seniors whose happy disposition has gained her many friends. “Joe” is a good student and a loyal supporter of school activities in spite of her shyness, and her cheerfulness will carry her a long way. We’re rooting for you, “Jo!” PAULINE JANE AGUAR Nickname: “Cookie.” Pastime: Dancing. Parking Place: Bowling Alleys. Pet Saying: “Of that. 1 have no doubt.” Organizations: Cheerleader, Treasurer 10: Senior Rostrum. Course: Commercial. Introducing the loyal cheerleader who during her school career has won many hearts, especially one, that of a certain Sophomore. There is never a dull moment when “Cookie” is about. Ever sec her at a football game? Peppy isn’t she? Whatever her plans are, we wish her luck! FRANCES (iERALDINE ALFANO Nickname: “Deb.” Pastime: Movies. Parking Place: One of gang’s houses. Pet Saying: “I’m so worried!” Organizations: A. A. 10, 11. 12; Senior Representatives off A. A., Sophist Club 10. 11; Operetta, Italian Club 10. 11 (Secretary); Dramatic Club (Treasurer); Gym Team 10, 12; Executive Committee 11, 12; Junior Red Cross. Victory Corps. Course: College Preparatory. Dependability, popularity, and pleasing personality are just several of the qualities belonging to “Deb,” a very active Senior. She is an enthusiastic sport fan and a good dancer, and sometimes even plays the role of cupid. Secretarial school will probably claim “Deb” this fall. CHARLES HENRY ALFRED Nickname: “Rep.” Pastime: Resting in comfort. Parking Place: Hope Street. Pet Saying: “So’s your Aunt Cauudia.” Organizations: Operetta, French Club, Junior Rostrum. Executive (president). Course: General. Here is our friend Charlie, our most accomplished jitterbug. with a snappy haircut to boot. Charlie likes anyone with the initials “C.B.” This boy will be the manager of a large manufacturing concern, if the navy doesn't get him first. Just let someone bring up present political talk and Charlie will let you know the whole story.

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IDA DOROTHY ANTONIO Nickname: “I.” Pastime: With Nancy. Parking Place - One of gang’s houses. Pet Saying: “You’re a doll.” Organizations: French Club 10, 11; A A. 10. 11. I -Sophist Club 10; Victory Corp. Dramatic Club 12; Operetta. Course: College Preparatory. Vim. vigor and vitality certainly describe Ida to a T. Classes are never boring when she and NAN are together. These inseparables have quite a sense of humor and even if they are not seen, they may be heard giggling together over one of their many secrets. Ida’s personality will surely help her in her chosen career of nursing. ANTHONY R. ARPAIA Nickname: “Tiddle.” Pastime : Dancing and sports. Parking Place: Company St.. Warren. Pet Saying: “Who’s asking you?” Organizations: Baseball 10, 11; Operetta. Course: Industrial Arts. Tony is one of our lively I.A. boys coming from New York. He prefers wood-working to automotive mechanics and is a handy craftsman. He can often be found in Warren with other members of the I. A. class seeking members of the opposite sex Good hunting. Tony. EUNICE N. BEIRNE Nickname: “Kun.” Pastime: Riding in B-278K. Parking Place: By the light of the silvery moon! Pet Saying: “You like that .huh?” Organizations: A. A. 10. 11, 12; Operetta, French Club 10. 11. 12. Course: General. Eunice is one of the lucky girls who drives a car of her own. The amount of driving she does is unquestionable as anyone will tell you about her outside interest. Eunice is saving her heart for a certain voting sailor boy. JOHN DAVID BISBANO Nickname: “Farmer.” Pastime: Driving Ford or Buick. Parking Place: Y.M.C.A. Pet Saying: “I don’t believe it. Organizations: Green White Staff 12; Operetta. A.A. 10; 11, 12, Victory Corp. Senior Rostrum. Course: Industrial Ajts. “Farmer” is our popular and pleasant class comedian who with the other boys make Electricity and Radio an interesting course. Wherever there is a commotion you will find “Farmer” in the crowd. He is never too busy to give a classmate help with his homework. His car can often be seen in front of the Y.M.C.A. He is also our “milkman” of the class. Keep peddling. John.