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

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SCHOOL CALENDAR September 6—School opened. September 30—Football season begun with Colt 12, Aldrich 7. October 2—Class meeting—nomination of officers. October 3—Registered for voting. October 4—Class elections. October 7—Football, Colt 13, Country Day 0. October 9—C.A.P. organized. October 12—School closed to save fuel. October 13—School dance—shown movie. October 14—Colt 14, North Providence 0. October 16—Assembly—saw movie. October 18—End of first term. October 22—Colt 26, DeLaSalle 6. October 25—Annual Hallowe'en Dance. October 26—Teacher’s Institute. October 27—Teacher’s Institute. October 29—Colt 6, Burrillville 13. October 30—A s s e m b 1 y. Merit certificates awarded and Honor Roll read. November 4—Colt 25, South Kingston 6. November 10—Armistice Day assembly. November 11—Colt 26, Warren 0. November 17—Colt still at it. Colt 23, Rogers 6. November 20—Assembly for the 6th War Loan. November 22—Colt 13, Barrington 0. November 23—Thanksgiving recess begins. November 24—Still at home enjoying yesterday's turkey. November 27—Victory dance. December 2—Interscholastic All-Star game. December 4—Moving picture assembly. December 6—End of 2nd term. A. A. Dance and Football banquet. December 7—Radio Program assembly. December 14—Assembly for distribution of Merit Certificates, and Honor Roll read. December 19—Basketball, Colt 27, Rogers 36. December 20—Annual Christmas Entertainment. Christmas Recess begins. January 2—School reopens. Back to work. January 5—Colt 34, Cumberland 31. January 9—Colt 55, Sacred Heart 28. January 12—Colt 39, Central Falls 30. January 15—Coast Guard Movie shown to Juniors and Seniors. January 16—Colt 40, Barrington 30. January 19—Colt 51, So. Kingston 58. January 24—Colt 47, No. Providence 24. January 25—Mid-Year Exams begin— January 27—They finally end. Colt 38, Rogers 27. January 30—Colt 74, R I. Deaf 15. January 31—Colt 36, Central Falls 34. February 1—Class Pictures. February 2—Still taking pictures. Colt 40, East Greenwich 23. February 5—Assembly, Honor Roll and Merit Certificates. February 6—Colt 49, No. Kingston 51. Dress rehearsal for Operetta. February 7—Operetta. February 8—Lights out for awhile, but the show went on. February 9—Snow storm. Allowed to Stay in bed. February 12—Operetta carried over. Colt 56, Warren 28. February 13—Colt 64, Cumberland 36. February 16—Colt 49, Sacred Heart 42. February 19—Beginning of week’s vacation. February 22—Colt 50, Barrington 57. February 26—Back to work. February 27—Colt 60, St. Andrew’s 34. March 2—Playoff—Colt 20, So. Kingston 31. March 16—End of term. March 26—Assembly—Honor Roll—M e r i t Certificates awarded. March 27—Assembly—Letters awarded to Managers, Football, and Basketball players. March 30—Good Friday—No School. April 6—Senior-Sophomore Hop. April 12—President Roosevelt’s death. April 13—No school in honor of late president. April 16—Baseball—Colt 4, Rogers 12. April 19—Colt 6, Barrington 3. April 23—Colt 1, So. Kingston 5. Beginning of Spring recess. April 26—Colt 0, Warren 2. May 1—Colt 4, No. Kingstown 1. May 3—Colt 4, East Greenwich 4. May 4—End of fifth term. May 7—Colt 3, Coventry 0. May 8—Assembly held with appropriate exercises for V-E Day. Dismissed for the day. May 10—Assembly for 7th War Loan—Pacific Vet Speaker. May 14—Colt 0, North Providence 7. May 15—Colt 3, Cumberland 1. May 17—Colt 4, Sacred Heart 3. May 18—Junior Prom. May 30—Memorial Day—No school. June 13—Final Exams. June 14—More exams. June 15—Will they never end? June 20—Class Day Exercises. Class Banquet. June 21—Graduation. June 22—Reception—A grand finale to our high school days.

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WHO'S WHO IN THE FACULTY Acting Principal JOHN L. BURKE Boston College, Newton, Mass. Vice-Principal SADIE C. CALLAN College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N. Y. Dean of Girls, English, French ANNE D. SISSON Brown University, Providence, R. I. History Problems of Democracy LAURINE W. BRADFORD Brown University, Providence, R. I. English GERALDINE H. MARINO Brown University, Providence, R. I. History, Latin, Italian IAN M. WALKER R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I. Industrial Arts and Agriculture DORIS E. BULLOCK Bryant College, Providence, R. I. Commercial MRS. M. THERESA DONOVAN Lowell Normal, Lowell, Mass. Music rose McGovern Bryant College, Providence, R. I. Commercial CARL T. CARLSON R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I. Science and Aeronautics FRANCIS J. CANARIO Providence College, Providence, R. I. History, English and Portuguese MRS. ALICE S. PAHLINE Boston University, Boston, Mass. Home Economics ANTHONY J. RUSSO R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I. Science and Mathematics JANET M. DIGGLES College of Our Lady of the Elms English and Mathematics HECTOR F. BELLAVANCE College of Education, Providence, R. I. Industrial Arts MARGARET F. NERONE R. I. College of Education, Providence, R. I. Art Supervisor M. NATALIE DAILEY Posse College, Weston, Mass. Physical Education ARCHIE P. ALLEN Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. Physical Education ESTHER OSTERBERG Librarian

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