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

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THE FACULTY 1st Row—Mr. Burke, Mr. Bellavance. Mr. Leahy, Mr. Canario, Mr. Securo, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Nash, Mr. Pansa. 2nd Row—Miss Bullock, Miss Sisson, Mrs. Pahline, Miss Marino, Miss Bradford, Miss Twomey, Mrs. McIntyre.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR September 4—We begin our Senior year. September 5—First regular day. September 6—Boy’s Football exams. September 7—Recess (Saturday). September 13—First School Dance. September 16—Ouch! Hockey Practice. September 16—Ouch! Football Practice. September 17—Religious Instructions start. September 18—First Band Rehearsal. September 23—Athletic Associations Officers elected. September 30—Cheerleaders chosen. October 5—Colt 20, East Greenwich 0. October 11—Colt 13, De La Salle 0 (Night game). October 14—Senior Class Nominations. October 16—Senior Class Election; End of First Marking Period. October 19—Colt 19, South Kingstown 6. October 23—Hallowe’en Party (Side-splitter). October 24-27—Intermission of three days. October 31—Colt Band in Hallowe’en Parade. November 1—Student Council organized; Senior Executives elected. November 11—Colt 19, Warren 14. November 28—Colt 19, Barrington 0; Thanksgiving recess begins. November 29—Sick from yesterday’s turkey. December 4—End of Second Marking Period. December 10—Senior class rings arrive. December 11—Speaker, John Michell Chapel. December 12—A. A. Banquet and Dance. December 19—Colt 53, Coventry 36. December 21—Christmas Party; Winter Recess begins. December 26-January 1—Sleep. January 2—Back to school and work. January 3—Still recuperating. January 6—Colt 47, Cumberland 43. January 10—Colt 67, North Kingstown 39. January 14—Colt 64, South Kingstown 28. January 17—Colt 95, Rhode Island Deaf 24. January 21—Barrington 32, Colt 27 (Heart-breaker). January 22—Exams. January 23—More exams. January 24—They finally end; End of third marking period. January 25—Colt 68, East Greenwich 37. January 28—Colt 44, Warren 30. January 29—‘The Charm School,” First performance. January 30—“The Charm School,” Second performance. January 31—School Dance; Colt 66, Coventry 31. February 4—Colt 65, Sacred Heart 39. February 5—Assembly. February 10—T.B. Test. February 21—Colt 38, Barrington 36; Midwinter recess. March 4—Colt 39, Barrington 25 (Playoff). March 14—End of Fourth Marking Period. March 25—Assembly. April 11—Junior Prom—a success. April 14—Matinee—1st performance. April 16—Operetta—grand success. April 17—Operetta—2nd smash day. April 18—Spring Recess. May 2—Gym Exhibit—students display skill; End of Fifth Marking Period. May 3—All-State Chorus. May 15—Conference Day. May 16—Sophomore Hop—sensational. May 29—Memorial Day Assembly. June 11—Final Exams. June 12—More and More Exams. June 13—Last day at last. June 18—Class Day Exercises—Class Banquet. June 19—Graduation. June 20—Reception (A grand finale to our dear old high school days). THE END—CLASS OF 1947

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WHO'S WHO IN THE FACULTY Principal JOHN L. BURKE Boston College, Boston, 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 and Problems of Democracy LAURINE W. BRADFORD Brown University, Providence, R. I. English GERALDINE H. MARINO Brown University, Providence, R. I. History, Latin, Italian E. DORIS BULLOCK Bryant College, Providence, R. I. Office Practise, Typewriting, Stenography, Commercial Mathematics mrs. rose McIntyre Bryant College, Providence, R. I. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, General Business, Penmanship MRS. ALICE S. PAHLINE Boston University, Boston, Mass Home Economics MRS. M. THERESA DONOVAN Lowell Normal, Lowell, Mass. Music MARGARET F. NERONE R. I. College of Education, Providence, R. I. Art Supervisor ESTHER OSTERBERG Librarian CARL T. CARLSON R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I. Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics FRANCIS J. CANARIO Providence College, Providence, R. I. History, English HECTOR F. BELLAVANCE College of Education, Providence, R. I. Industrial Arts JAMES D. SULLIVAN Manhattan College, New York English RALPH K. NASH Boston College, Boston. Mass. Coach, History, Biology, Chemistry MICHAEL SECURO R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I. Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Physics JOHN V. LEAHY St. Michael College; R. I. School of Design Industrial Arts, Mech. Draw, Mathematics ATTILIO PANSA R. I. State College; Univ. of Pittsburg Master in Physical Education ANNIE TWOMEY Sargent College, Boston, Mass. Physical Education