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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

I he Green and White 1957 W- M Bristol Senior High School Bristol, Rhode Island 1906 Cornerstone of Colt Memorial High laid. 1909 Colt formally given to Bristol by Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt. 1937 Ground broken for Building of Andrews Memorial. 1939 Robert Shaw Andrews Memorial School dedicated. 1957 The one-hundredth graduating class of Bristor Senior High School. DEDICATED TO MATTHEW A. CAPONE Teacher of Science and Driver Training University of Rhode Island “Honest men esteem and value nothing so much in this world as a real friend. Such a one is as it were another self, to whom we impart our most secret thoughts, who-partakes of our joy, and comforts us in our affliction; add to this, that his company is an everlasting pleasure 2 to US. MR. JOHN L. BURKE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1957 As we come to the end of another year please accept my sincere thanks for your cooperation. With the awareness that success results largely from the sum of little things well done, it is my hope that all of you will be successful in your chosen careers. I hope that you can appreciate the sincerity of my exhortation, especially since my daughter, Ann, is a member of your class, that your words and deeds will always be a credit to your parents and your school. 3 GREEN WHITE SENIOR STAFF Left to right: Miss L. Bradford. Adviser. S. Barrett. V. Nunes. S. Newton, M. Nlurgo. A. Allaire. H. Oullette, L. Cordeiro. C. Burke. 4 NATALE CANDELMO CARL T. CARUSON ALBERT DALTON M. THERESA DONOVAN FACULTY HELEN F. HORTON GERALDINE MARINO ATTILIO A. PANSA MICHAEL SECURO JOSEPH SOUSA JAMES D. SULLIVAN FRANCIS J. CANA RIO JAMES GROMLING JOHN V. LEAHY ALICE S. PAHLINE ANN D. SISSON f SANTO ALESSANDRO “Sandy’ — General “Will thou forever roam? See what is good lies so near thee!” Ambition: To be a success; Pet Saying: “All right” I. Sandy Alessandro, do hereby bequeath to Paul Bruno one pair of 10i fc football shoes so he won’t have to borrow anyone else’s. Football 12; Basketball 10; Christmas Program 10; Operetta 11; Italian Club 10, 11; All State Music Festival 12. Noisy . . . that Hudson . . . I.A. Union . . . tall. DAVID LEWIS ALVES “Beaver” — General “The cautious seldom err.” Ambition: Engineer. Pet Saying: That man’s crazy. I. David Lewis Al es. bequeath to Alex Paiva my ability to do a leg roll and gain enough wind and stamina to smoke a foot long cigar. Portuguese Club. 11; Usher-Graduation. II; Art, 9. 10. II, 12; Education Week Participant, 12. Quiet . . . artistic . . . precise . . . moony . . . with Eddie. ANGELA JUNE ALLAIRE Ann” — College Preparatory “That love light in her eye.” Pel Saying: “Same difference. Ambition: Happiness Italian Club 10, II, Executive Committee 10; Green White 11, 12; Pegasus Staff 11. 12; Class Treasurer 10; Executive Committee 12; Basketball 11; Gym Exhibition II; Glee Club 11; Dental Poster Contest 1st place in town and 2nd in state; A. A. 10. 11. 12. I. Angela Allaire, do hereby bequeath to my future cousin-in law. Adeline Fratus, my photographic memory, the one that never was. LEONORA ALVES Lee — Commercial Lei’s pray for Cod to get us there on time. Ambition; To lead a happy life; Pet Saying: E — Carumba” (� lee Club 11; Commercial Club 12; Vollcbval! 9; A. A. II. 12. 1. Leonora Ahes. do hereby bequeath to Anthony Mederios my ability to know what's what and who’s who, even though I’m not around. Mischievous . . . talkative . . . blushes . . . good pal. ANTHONY CHARLES ANDRADE Ant — Industrial Arts My footstool earth, my canopy the skies. Pet Saying: My gosh ; Ambition: To graduate We, Anthony Andrade. Dom Vaccaro, and Joe Ta ares, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Gromling a dust paper and brush to clean up cigarette butts left outside, under the I.A. shop window. Quiet ... I.A. Union . . . singing. ALVIN ANDRADE “Al — Industrial Arts What manner of man? Pet Saying : I’ll Say”; Ambition: To graduate. We, Alvin Andrade. Bill Murphy, and Ronnie Medeiros, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Gromling our summer home on South Main Street. I .A. Union . . . quiet . . . soft spoken . . . Claire . . . I.A.quartette. 9 VICTORIA LEIGH BALZANO Vicki” — General Whose yesterdays look backward with a smile. Ambition: To be a nurse; Pet Saying: Honest! Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12: Italian Club Secretary 10; Italian Club 10. 11. 12; Glee Club II: Hockey 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. II. 12. Basketball 1.0. 11. 12: Softball 10. 11. 12; A.A. 10. II. 12; Graduation Usherette 10; Gym Exhibition 10. 11. 12; Music Festival. 12. I. Vicki Bal ano. do herebv bequeath to Maria Oliveira the thrill of having that certain someone wave to her from beneath the pile after a tackle. JOANNE BARBO A Pickles — General Clerical Ambition: Secretary; Pet Saying: I don’t care. “Love can hope where reason would despair? Hockey Team 12; Commercial (dub 12; Gym Exhibition 10, 11, 12. I. Joanne Barboza. do hereby bequeath to Veronica and Louise Barboza my ability to get in trouble and get caught. Nick . . . Emily . . . lunch tokens . . . Athletic . . . that walk. LYLE PIERCE BOOTH Yankee — Industrial Arts He did nothing in particular and did it very well. Pet Saying: Well! ; Ambition: Farmer. I, Lyle Booth, do hereby bequeath to some junior I.A. boy my ability to get out of the shop to watch the girls in the gym. I.A. Union . . . good sport . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . that car . . . girls. SHEILA PATRICIA BARRETT Sheila — General Grace was in her step, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and love. Ambition: To be happily married; Pet Saying: All righty. Portuguese Club 10, 11; A. A. 10, 11, 12; Art 10, II. 12; Drum Majorette 10. 11; Green White Staff 1. 2; Pegasus 11, 12; Art Editor of Green k White; Hockey 10; Basketball 10: Halloween Committee 11; Concert Usherettcc 11; Christmas Program 12. I. Sheila Barrett, bequeath to Patricia Silvia my ability to l e tardy three days out of five, absent the other two. ami to remain an honor roll student. BARBARA BRl'NO Babs — General ”To think of happiness yet to come. I think is half the fun. Ambition: To find success and happiness; Pet Saving: Duck. Hockey 10; Volleyball 10; Baseball 10; Basketball 10: Italian Club 10; (dec Club II; A .A. 10. II. 12. I. Barbara Bruno, do hereby bequeath to Marie Maturi my speed in getting to class. Boys . . . talkative . . . whisperer . . . hair . . . easy going. GILBERT BOTELHO Hot Rod — Industrial Arts A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!” Pet Saying: But what is this? ; Ambition: To own a 54” Merc custom. I. Gil Botelho. do hereby bequeath to Mr. Carlson 1000 volts of D.C. current to use in the laboratory. That car . . . quiet . . . I.A. Union . . Rego's. RONALD BORGES Couz — College Preparatory “He’s a wonderful talker, who has the art of telling you nothing in a great harangue Ambition: To be an officer in the U-S. Marines; Pet Saying: Nice Play. Portuguese Club 10. 11; Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 12; Football 10; Graduation lTshcr II; Intra mural league 11. I. Ronnie Borges, do hereby bequeath to Rocky DaPonte a brain to match his brawn. With Nastri . . . arguments . . . owl . . . Twinkle Toes . . . Basketball. ANN BURKE Pud — College Preparatory Ambition: To be successful and happy in all I do; Pet Saving: Great going, kids! An unextinguished laughter shakes the sky.” A. A. 10. 11. 12; Student Council II. 12; Italian Club 10. 11; Executive Committee II; Glee Club II; Hockey 12; Graduation Usherette 10; Sophomore Representative: Commencement Exercises II; Christinas Talent Show 10. 11; Class Treasurer 12. I. Ann Burke, do hereby bequeath to Betty Ann Mederios the privilege of having a roll of monev in my hands at all times and yet none of it my own. CYNTHIA BURKE Chin” — College Preparatory Ambition: Law; Pet Saying: Nice play. Love does much but money does more. Italian Club 10; Executive Committee II. 12; Glee Club 11; Green White 11. 12; Pegasus II. 12; liockev 10. 11; Vollevball 10. II: Basketball II; His lory Club 12; A. A. 12; Art 10. 11. 12. We, Joseph Ruggeiro and Cynthia Burke, do hereby bequeath to Julie Card a pair of blue shoes to be worn at her next performance as a ballerina. Fun-loving . . . with Julie . . . smiles . . . boys . MARTHA CABRAL Martha” — Commercial Yes. an’ no, an' mebbe, an’ mebbe not. Ambition: To be happv and successful; Pet Saying: Eec No.” Glee Club 11; Executive Committee 11; A. A. 9. 10. II. 12; Commercial Club 12. I, Martha Cabral, do hereby bequeath to Frank Carinone one book with which to read to a certain someone at a certain time. Talkative . . . nervous system . . . serious minded, with Lee. LEONARD ANTHONY CALANDRA Skin” — General A good heart’s worth gold.” Ambition: Electrician; Pet Saying: Hey. what can I tell you.” Basketball 10. II. 12: Baseball 11. 12: Class Presi dent 10; Italian Club 10. II; Sophomore Hop Committee 10. I. Ixonard Calandra, do hereby l e |ueath to John Allegria one dozen towels to last him through the 12 summer. 16 Union Street ... his haircut . . . Paula. ARLETTE CAROL CAMACHO Arlette — Commercial “I would help others, out of a fellow feeling.” Ambition: Government work and happiness; Pet Saying; Don’t be so asinine.” Glee Club 11; A. A. 10. II. 12; Secretary A. A ll; Hockey 10. II. 12. All School 10; 11; Volleyball 10. II; All .School 10, II; Basketball 10. All School 10. II; Baseball 10. All-School 10; Gym Exhibition 10; Class Play 12. I. Arlette Camacho, do hereby bequeath to James Palreiro and John Alcgria two footballs, souvenirs of C. M. H. S. RICHARD CARLONE Booty” — General Ambition: Be a musical director; Pet Saying: Nice going.” Pension never enriches a young man.” Football 10; Italian Club 10. 11; Halloween Committee 10; Italian Glee Club 10, 11; Choral Festival 12. I. Richard Carlone. bequeath to Gus Nunes a rope, a blackjack, and a pair of gleaming eye balls to play his counterpart. Peter Lorre. That voice . . . talkative . . . delayer . . . dimples . . . with Pat. CLAIRE CAPONE Claire” — General She was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. Pet Saying: No kidding ; Ambition: Hairdressing. Italian Club 10. II; A. A. 10; Halloween Com mittec 10; Volleyball 10. II. 12; Hockey 10. 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 12. I. Claire Capone, do hereby bequeath to Diane Gracia my ability to get my homework done and still have time for that certain someone. Good Luck. Dee.” ANNA CAVALLARO Anna Cav” - College Preparatory Joy rises in me like a summer morn.” Ambition: Nursing; Pet Saling: Go slow, now. A. A. 10. II. 12. Assistant Treasurer 11. Treasurer 12; Student Council 10, 11. 12; Secretary 11. 12; Italian Club 10. 11; Executive Committee 10; Vice-President 11; Glee Club 11; Hockey 10, 11. 12; All-' School II. 12: Baseball 10. 11, 12; All School 11. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; All School Basketball 10. II. 12; Volleyball 10, 11. 12; All School 10. 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 10, II, 12: Music Festival 12; Halloween Committee 12. VALORIE CHEETHAM “Rocky — Commercial Ambition: To be happy; Pet Saying: “What cha doin’?” “I bear a charmed life. Commercial Club 12; Glee Club 11. I, Valorie Cheetham, do hereby bequeath to Ray Martin my sports car, the one that never was. Mischievous . . . that walk . . . talkative . . . stylish . . . with Rose . . . Vin. DEBORAH PALMER CHURCH Debbie” — College Preparatory Facts are stubborn things.” Pet Saying: Let me clue you”; Ambition: To graduate. French Club 10, 11, President 10. I, Deborah Palmer Church, do hereby bequeath to Paula Tattree my 88 jet-propelled auto to use at your own convenience. Remember. Paula, it can’t swim. Boys . . . creamery . . . hot rod . . . trips to the city . . . clothes. JUDITH COGGSHALL Judy” — Commercial Her voice was soft, gentle, an excellent thing in a woman.” Pet Saying: Good grief! ; Ambition: To be happy. Glee Club II; A. A. 10, 11; Commercial Club 12. I, Judy (x ggcshall, do hereby bequeath to Norma Pacheco one seat at the lunchroom table. Keep it as clean as I did. Norma. Melxdlans . . . reserved . . . pleasing personality . . . Jack. IRENE CORDEIRO T — Commercial “I wish I had a super car (o give my friends a treat. Ambition: To raise little carpenters; Pet Saying; Ho-a-Nice.” Commercial Club 12; History Club 12; Volleyball 10; A. A. 9. 10. 11. 12; Glee Club 11. I, Irene Cordeiro. do hereby bequeath to Joseph Cirillo a reserved seat at Supreme’s in Warren. Take advantage of it and don't let it get cold. Doge . . . glasses . . . jestures . . . argumentative . . . Manny. PAUL CORREIRO. JR. “Paulie” — General Clerical “Every man’s affairs are important to himself.” Pel Saying: “Great”; Ambition: To be a linotype operator. Junior Prom Commitcc 11; Executive Committee 10. I, Paul Correiro, do hereby bequeath to Manuel Tcxeira the honor of being next year’s door tender in music class. Briefcase . . . reserved . . . that walk. LAURA CORDEIRO “Laura” — Commercial “Better by far you should forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad.” Ambition: Teaching; Pet Saying: “Sacrc Bleu.” Volleyball 10; Glee Club 11; Pegasus Staff 11. 12; Green White Staff 12; History Club. Executive Committee 12; Commercial Club 12; Art 12; A. A. 10. 12; Choral Festival 12. I. Laura Cordeiro. do hereby bequeath to my cousin Dolores Almeida one wallet sired picture 15 that was the cause of so many absent-minded spells. Remember, all you gel is the picture. LORRAINE CORREIA “Lorry” — Commercial Ambition: To be happv and successful; Pet Saying: “Say honest.” “Wouldst thou not both eat thy cake and have it? Hockey 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Basket ball 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10. II. 12; Gym Exhibition 11. Glee Club 11; A. A. 1(1 11. 12; Commercial Club 12. I, Lorraine Correia, do hereby bequeath to my sister. Linda, my ability to act so innocent and yet be so guilty. Quiet . . . tiny figure . . . pony-tail . ANTHONY DaPONTE “I)a Da — College Preparatory Ambition: Engineering (at Penn. U.) ; Pet Saying: You'd better believe it. Would you live a merry life? Football 10. 11, 12: Portuguese Club President 10, 11; Basketball 10, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Council 11; President 12. I. Anthony DaPontc, do hereby bequeath to my brother. Tommy, my ability to never know what my homework assignments are and yet get them done. SALLY ANN EVANS “Ev — College Preparatory “To see, be seen, to tell and gather tales. Ambition: To be happy and successful; Pet Saying: Holy Cow! Hockey 10. 11; Italian Club 10, 11; Executive Committee 11; Glee Club 11; A. A. 11; History Club 12; Music Festival 12. I, Sally Evans, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Can-dcltno one dozen pair of handcuffs to keep hands off the typewriters” during a lecture period. Willpower!! . . . that laugh . . . red hair . CARMELA DcPASQUALE Millie — General Ambition: Hair dressing; Pel Saying: Arc you kidding me? “Let’s go hand in hand, not one before another.” Italian Club. 10, II. Executive Committee 11; Halloween Committee 10; A. A. 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10; Hockey 10. 11, 12: Volleyball 10, II, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Gym Exhibi lion 11. 12. 16 I. Carmela DePasquale, bequeath to Joyce Squa- trito my feminine voice. Hope it comes in handy, Joyce. HERCULANO FALCO “Okie’ — Industrial Arts “I have very poor and unhappy brains. Ambition: To be successful; Pet Saying: You name it. I ll feed it. Football 9. 10. II. 12; Traffic Cop 12; Class President 11; Executive Committee 12. I, Okie Falco. do hereby bequeath to BuBu Travers my two small football shirts. Rugged . . . fast talker. MARGARET FLYNN Peggy — Commercial I have escaped with the skin of my teeth.” Ambition: Airline hostess; Pet Saying: What’s the matter?” Commercial Club 12: Glee Club II; Basketball 10. 11; Baseball 11; Volleyball 10; A. A. 9. 10. I. Peggv Flynn, do hereby bequeath to Carol Faria (hat certain someone on the U. S. S. Monssen. Now that we are gone, take good care of him. Carol. Hair and eyes . . . imitations . . . class cut-up . . . fun-loving . . . nice. WILLIAM FLYNN Willie — General Clerical Ambition: To make a million and spend the rest of my life spending it; Pet Saying: — ’fraid so.” Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Junior Prom Committee 11; Halloween Committee 12: Sophomore Hop Committee 10. I. William Flynn. ! equcath to my cousin Richard the ability to l� e the first one out of the classroom and the first in the lunch line. Tall . . . freckles . . . witty . . . typist . . . speech. ROSEMARY ANN GIGLIO Rocky — Commercial Have you summoned your wits from wool-gathering Ambition: To be a secretary . Pet Saying: Okey I)okey. Commercial Club 11. 12. I. Rosemary Giglio, hereby bequeath to Josette Squatrito my ability to be seen and not heard. Quiet, cute . . . with Jerome . . . W5265. 17 ROBERT GROMLING “Digger — General “It's May and I’m looking out the window, day dreaming of belter things.” Pet Saying: How about that? ; Ambition: To travel around the world by ship. French Club 10, 11: Gym Team 10. 11; Football 10. I. Robert Gromling. do hereby bequeath to Mr. Carlson one used shovel to dig up things in his backyard. Use it well. That motorcycle . . . Prudence Ferry . . . girls . . . blue eyes. MAUREEN ELLEN HUTCHISON Mo — General Ambition: Religious Education Director; Pet Saying: Oh, dear. I am the very pink of courtesy. French Club President. II; A. A., 11, 12. I, Maureen Ellen Hutchison, bequeath to Elaine Peters my ability to blush at the wrong times. Tall . . . blushes . . . attractive . . . mischievous. MARIANNE IACOVELLI “lac — Commercial Obscurity often brings safety.” Ambition: Secretary: Pet Saying: Oh! Brother. Glee Club 11; Commercial Club 12; A. A. 12. I. Marianne Iacovelli, do hereby bequeath to Elizabeth Marshall one worn-out typewriter eraser — Don’t let Miss Bullock catch you. Betty. Quick blusher . . . nice . . . sincere . . . quiet. 18 SHIRLEY JARVIS Shirl — Household Arts “Silence is golden. Ambition: To share an apartment with Peggy and to let her do the work: Pel Saying: “No, honest.” Commercial Club 12. I. Shirlev Jarvis, do hereby l e |ucath to Linda Staton all the cherries on my cherry tree. Now. you can take them legally, Linda. With Peggy . . . Navy . . . that laugh . . . quiet. HERBERT LYMAN JONES Rebel — Industrial Arts “I ugh. and the world laughs with you.” Ambition: To be with Eleanor; Pet Saying: “This is comical, Walt Disney will make a million.” I, Herbert Jones, do hereby bequeath to Eleanor Cavallaro my ability to get along with all the teachers in my senior year. Eleanor . . . nice looking . . . quiet . . . that laugh . . . his eyes. -4 k) MARETTA ANN LaFAZIA Retta” — General A little light is gleaming way up there, it shines in your heart.” Ambition: To be happy; Pet Saying: “Good Heavens! Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Majorette 10. 11; Italian Club 10. II; Glee Club 11; A. A. 10. II. 12; Concert Usherette II. I. Maretta LaFa ia. do hereby bequeath to Noreen Butler my ability to be absent 2 S of the school year and still graduate with my class. JACQUELYN ANN LESCAULT “Jackie — Commercial “The tall, the wise, the reverent head must lie as low as ours. Ambition: To find happiness and success wherever I go; Pet Saying: Say honest. Commercial Club 12; Glee Club 11; Hockey 10. Volleyball 9. 10; Basketball 9. 10. I. Jackie Lescault. do hereby bequeath to James Palreiro a little black notebook. This is to lx? used when the first one is filled. Fun . . . clothes . . . Haskins . . . friendly ROBERTTA JOYCE LUTHER “Bobbie Joy” — Household Arcs “Her face, oh! Call if fair, not pale.” Ambition: Modeling; Pet Saying: “Leave me alone, you.” I, Roberta Luther, do hereby bequeath to my brother, Wilson, my ability to get to class on time, yet have my fun in the corridor, also my quiet manner and ability to stay out of trouble. Slim . . . pretty . . . that walk. . . boys. MARY JANE MAETOZA “Janie” — General “Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry.” Ambition: Physical therapy; Pet Saying: “Saccas Agora.” Portugese Club 10, Treasurer 11; Glee Club 10; Graduation Usherette 10; A. A. 10, 11, 12; Hockey 11. 12; Volleyball 11. 12; Basketball II. 12; Baseball 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 11, 12. Fun . . . comics . . . with Milly . . . boys . . . imitations . . . clothes . . . neat. MARY MARGARET MANCINI “Mary” — College Preparatory “Maiden of the laughing eyes.” Ambition: Medical secretary; Pet Saying: You better believe it.” A. A. 10. 11. 12; Hockey 10. 11; Softball 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Ital ian Club 10, II; Gym Exhibition 10, 11. 2; Glee Club 11. I, Mary Mandni, do hereby bequeath to my 20 brother Paul all my history notes so he won’t have to go to the library every night. With Angela . . . athletic . . . fun-loving . GENEVIEVE ANNE MARINO “Genic” — Commercial “Excuse my dust!” Ambition: Secretary: Pet Saying: Shwecty.” Hockey 10; Basketball 10. 11: Baseball II; Volleyball 10, II; A. A. 10. II: Stamp Girl 10. II. 12; Sophomore Hop Committee 10; Commercial Club 12; Class Accompanist 12. I, Genevieve Marino, do hereby bequeath to Pauline LaChancc my job at Rego’s. Now you'll have a good excuse for being there so often. Rego’s . . . David. MARGARET D. MARSHALL “Peggy ” — General Clerical “Then she will talk — good gods! how she will talk.” Ambition: To be successful; Pet Saying: “After all. me being who I am. what could I do about the situation?” A. A. 10, 11. 12; Commercial Club 12. I, Peggv Marshall, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Sousa all the A’s that he ga e me in my Junior year. Giggles . . . fun-loving . . . diets . . . talkative . . . Rod’s. ANTHONY MASCENA “Mushy” — College Preparatory The mildest manners with the bravest mind.” Ambition: Engineer; Pet Saying: “Gel a job!” Italian Club 10, II; President of Club 10; Executive Committee 11; Baseball 10. 11; Basketball 10; Vice President 10; Graduation I’sher 11; Intramural League 11, 12. I, Anthony Mascena, do hereby bequeath to the chemistry classes of 1958 one year’s supply of test tubes. Math brain . . . neat . . . the bovs . . . fun . . . C. T. C.’s pal. BETH LEE McCAUGHEY “Beth — General “AH her faults are such that one loves her still the better for them.” Ambition: Nursing: Pet Saying: Oh, fish!” Hockey 10; French Club 10. 11; Glee Club 10; A. A. 10. 11. 12. I. Beth McCaughcy. do hereby bequeath to my cousin. Alberta, my ability to get a ride home when it’s raining or when I am in a hurry. Pretty eyes . . . quiet . . . easy going . . . blushes. RONALD MEDEIROS •’Mud — Industrial Arts Ambition: To get a job; Pet Saying: “Let it all dangle.” “Of two evils, I have chosen the least.” Football. 9, 10, 11, 12; Traffic Cop 12. We, Alvin Andrade. Bill Murphy and Ronnie Medeiros, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Gromling our summer home on South Main Street. I A. Union . . . Carol . . . stocky . . . lunch line. EVELYN MENEZES Evie” — Commercial Whose little body lodged a Mighty mind. Ambition: To be happy; Pet Saying; “Saccas.” Commercial Club 12; Glee Club II; Volleyball 10; Executive Committee 10; Gym Exhibition 11; A. A. 9. 10, II. 12. I, Evelyn Mcnezes. do hereby l equeath to Rosemarie Rtibino my size 1 (one) sneakers. She's the only one that can wear them. Tiny . . . hand gestures. . . laughing . . .sincere . . . Irene and Roe. PATRICIA ANN MELLO Pat” — Commercial “The best way to tackle trouble is to plow right through it.” Ambition: Raise a large family; Pet Saying: “What a killer!” Commercial Club 12; A. A. 9. 10, 11. 12; Hockev Team 10. 11,. 12; All School 10. II. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12; All School 10. II. 12; Baseball 10. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; All School 10. 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 10. 12; Halloween Dance Committee II. Mercury . . . sports . . . that laugh . . . mischievous. THERESA MORRA ‘‘Theresa’ — General “Good bye, proud world! I’m going home.” Ambition: To be a nurse; Pet Saying: Are you sure?” A. A. 10. II. 12; Italian Club 10. II; Gym F.xhibi-lion 10. 11. 12; Hockey 10. II; Vollevball 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11; Basketball 10. 12. I. Theresa Morra, do hereby bequeath to Jane Miranda a can of talcum powder. You can use it to cover your face when people stare at vou. Jane. Quiet . . . sincere . . . Jane . . . sweet . JAMES ALLEN MUNROE Bomb” — General “Ask me no questions, and I’ll tell you no fibs.” Ambition: Aircraft mechanic; Pet Saying: “Hey. what’s your racket?” Italian Club 10, 11; Italian Glee Club 11; Graduation Usher 11. I, James Munroe. do hereby bequeath to Paul Bruno my ability to ask Mr. Carlson a question in chemistry class without getting an answer. The gang ... his car .. . grocery boy. . . laughter. MARCIA MURGO “Marcia” — College Preparatory “She dropped her glove to prove his love, then looked at him and smiled. Ambition: College; Pet Saying: “Aw. Come on—.” Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Gym Exhibition 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Baseball 10; Vollevball 10. II. 12: All School Basketball 11; AH School Hockey 10. 11. 12: Italian Club 10. Executive Committee II; Glee Club 11; Music Festival 12: Green White II. 12: Pegasus Staff 11. 12: Senior 23 Class Play 12. Her giggles . . . sweet . . . curly hair . WILLIAM MURPHY “Bill — Industrial Arts “The mirth and fun grew fast and furious.” Ambition: To be successful: Pet Saying: How do you find it?” Executive Committee 11: Senior Class Play 12. We. Bill Murphy. Alvin Andrade. Mud Medeiros, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Gromling our summer home on South Main Street. With Alvin . . . nice looking . . . automotive ability ... his faces . . . nice guy. KENNETH ANDREW MURRAY Ruff — College Preparatory “The man who blushes is not quite a brute.” Ambition: Engineer: Pet Saying: “All right, you guys!” French Club 10, 11, Treasurer II; Football 11, 12: Baseball 10. 11, 12: Graduation Usher 11: Basketball Intramural League 11; A. A. 10, 11, 12: Class President 12: Senior Class Play 12. Blushes . . . history arguments . . . fun . . . Hog Island . . . Barrington. PETER NATALE “Pete” — College Preparatory “Beware the fury of a patient man.” Ambition: Engineer: Pet Saying: Certainly. Football 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10. 11: Basketball 10: Executive Committee 10. II. 12; Student Council Vice-President 12: Italian Club 10. 11. Treasurer II. I. Pete Natale, do hereby bequeath my athletic ability to Frank Carmone. Make the most of it, Frank. That hair . . . fun . . . would-be-Casanova . . . math whiz . . . athletic . . . quiet . . . with Da Da. ANTHONY NASTRI Tony” — College Preparatory Ambition: To be a better Marine; Pet Saying: “Don't gel lost.” “With stubborn patience as with triple steel.” Italian Club 10. 11: Vice-President 10: President 11: Football 10, 11. 12: Basketball 10: Baseball II, 12; A. A. 10, II. 12: President 12: Manager 10; Gym Team 10, II, 12; Executive Committee 12. 24 Marines . . . ambitious . . . Pete . . . those clothes. STEPHANIE MAY NEWTON “Steph” — College Preparatory Ambition: To be a college graduate; Pet Saying: Don't get all shook.” French Club Vice-President 10; Secretary of French Club II; A. A. 10. 11, 12: Pegasus 11. 12; Associate Editor, Oreen 8c White II. Editor-in-Chief, Green 8c White 12; Class Accompanist 12. I. Stephanie May Newton, bequeath to my sister. Lucy, the privilege of being the only girl in the physics class. Mary Lou . . . brainy . . . out-of-town boys . RAUL OLIVIERA “Rauls” — College Preparatory “What can’t be cured must be endured.” Pet Saying: Is that right?” Italian Club 10, 11; Italian Glee Club 11: Football 10. II. 12; Basketball 10; Class league Basketball. I. Raul Oliviera. do hereby bequeath to Louis Abelheira. a fur coat and a pair of gloves with a rubber thumb, so when you thumb to and from Providence at one or two o’clock in the morning you won’t catch a cold. Pat . . . gardener . . . U.R.I. . . . math whiz. SAMUEL OKOSHKEN “Okosh” — College Preparatory The difficult we do right away — the impossible takes a little longer.” Ambition: Chemistry; Pet Saying: “Home, Bristol or Brooklyn? I. Samuel Okoshken, do hereby bequeath to Mr. and Mrs. Giles my best wishes for continued success at Martin Hall. School Sing; Monitorial Staff of Lafayette High School, Brooklyn, N.Y. 25 Martin Hall . . . that smile . . . student . . . Genius . . . Mam! o. VERONICA NUNES “Veronica” — Commercial Ambition: Art instructor; Pel Saying: “Very unnecessary. I find earth not gray, but rosy. Green White, Pegasus. Business Manager 11, 12; A. A. 10. II, 12; Executive Committee 11; Attendance Girl 12; Class Accompanist 9. 10, 11, 12: Hockey 9, 10, II. 12: Commercial Club .Secretary 12; (dee Club 11; Voice of Democracy Contest. I, Veronica Nunes, do hereby bequeath to my cousin. Uzcllc. the ability to be out of class every first period and still have my work made up. EMILY MARIE OSBORNE “Emily” — General Clerical “Love me little, love me long.” Ambition: To get married and raise five children; Pet Saying: “Goodness gracious sakes alive. Commercial Club 12; Gym Exhibition 10. 11; Executive Committee 11. I, Emily Osborn, do hereby bequeath to Robert Gray one eye so that he can keep winking. Use it wisely. Robert. You won’t get another. That ring . . . Jannc . . . talkative . . . letters. RALPH PALMA, JR Cheech” — General “I am a great friend of Public amusement. Ambition: Make a million; Pet Saying: They shot Lincoln and let you live?” Basketball 10; Football 10; Italian Club 10. 11; Executive Committee 10; Graduation Usher 11; Intramural League 11; Italian Glee Club 11. I, Ralph Palma, do hereby bequeath to Ronnie Vierra a year’s supply of dog food to keep his car running. Fun . . . Sam’s . . . Joe and Ronnie . . . that car. HAZEL THERESA OUELETTE “Haze —Commercial Beauty is the gift of the gods. Ambition: To be liked by everyone; Pet Saying: How nervous.” Secretary of Class 10. 12: Class Treasurer 11; Attendance girl 12; Glee Club 11; Vice-President Commercial Club 12; Green White Staff 11. 12: Pegasus Staff II. 12; Basketball 10. 11; All-School Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. 11; Hockey 10, 11; Base 26 ball i ; it 10, II; I ahocttc Graduation 10; 10. II. 12. Eddie . . . attractive . . . clothes . JACQUELYN MARGUERITE PELLAND Jackie” — Commercial Experience is the l est of schoolmasters, only the school fees are heavy.” Ambition: To be a stenographer in a newspaper office: Pet Saying: Heavens to Elizabeth.” Volleyball 9, 10: Basketball 10: A. A. 9; Gym Exhibition 10, 11; Commercial Club 12. I, Jackie Pel land, do hereby bequeath to Colt High a bag of Ken-L-Ration and a bone, for all the puppies in the school. That laugh . . . with Annette . . . stubborn . VERONICA ANN PERRY Ronnie — Commercial Ambition: Get married and live in California; Pet Saying: Let me clue you.” I’ll speak in a monstrous little voice.” Halloween Committee 10; Volleyball 10, 11; Basketball 9. 10, 11; Commercial Club 12. I, Veronica Ann Perry, do hereby bequeath to William Travarcs my history notebook and ball point pen in Room 2. Be alert at all times. Clarence . . . that diamond. MARGARET PERRY Peggy” — Commercial You have waked me too soon. I must slumber again.” Ambition: Private secretary: Pet Saying: How Crummy! A. A. 9. 10. 11, 12; Glee Club 11; Commercial Club 12. 1. Margaret Perry, bequeath to Barbara Barbo a my ability to type well every term but not let anyone know about it. Driver Training student! . . . dancing . . . Juliette . . . reserved . . . nice. GORDON PHIPPS General His place has not yet been found. Ambition: To see how people in other lands live; Pet Saying: The original question was • - - -. French Club 10, 11; Executive Committee 11; Gym Team 11, 12. I, Gordon Phipps, do hereby bequeath to Robert Borges my touring bike so that he may get to school on time. Quiet . . . that bike . . . glasses . . . that voice . . . nice. BARBARA PONTES Babs — Commercial There was always laughter in her heart. Ambition: Housewife; Pet Saying: Oh Yeah! Commercial Club 12; Glee Club 11; A. A. 9, 10; Basketball 10; Voiles ball 9. 10, 11; Hockey 10. II. 12: All-School Hockey 10. II; Baseball 10. II; Hal loween Committee 11. We. Barbara Pontes and Patricia Mello, bequeath to Phyllis Stan ione and Dolores Marshall all the blouses we own. Don’t forget to wear them next year! Cute . . . good pal . . . diamond . . . Jack . RICHARD RIELLY Rickey — Industrial Arts To beguile many, and be beguiled by one.” Ambition: To live happily with my wife in the future; Pet Saying: Ay! I, Richard Ricllv. do hereby bequeath to my brother Jiimm the ability and skill to keep out of trouble. Curly hair . . . shy . . . manner . . . dimples . . . I.A. Union. EDWARD JOHN RINALDI Pug — General The windy satisfaction of the tongue.” Ambition: Navy officer; Pet Saying: “That’s the way the ball bounces. Portuguese Club 10. II; Football manager 10, 11. I. E. J. Rinaldi, do hereby bequeath to Anthony Mascola one (an of striped paint to paint a barber pole. Those shirts . . . blue suede shoes . . . button nose . . . Jitterbug . . .enormous words. PASQUALE MICHAEL SACCOCCIO “Par - General Ambition: College; Pet Saying: “Let's face it.” “The eyes believe themselves; the cars believe other people.” Italian Club 10, 11; decorating windows for U.N. posters. I, Pasqualc Michael Saccoccio, bequeath to Mr. Carlson a lifetime supply of Sweet-Air to take the smell out of the chem lab. Talkative . . . girls . . . Seekonk. WILLIAM SERPA “Bill” — College Preparatory “He had much wit. though very shy of using it. Ambition: To be a mechanic; Pet Saying: ”Is that right?” Portuguese Club 10, 11; Football 10; Intramural Ixaguc 10. 11. Quiet . . . paper boy. I, William Scrpa, do hereby bequeath to Sidney Pigeon my ability to do pushups, chinups and rolls in gym classes. JOSEPH RUGGERIO “Joe Rug” — General Let the end try the man.” Ambition: To go to college; Pet Saying: “I'm serious.” Italian Club. Executive Committee and Secretary 10; Football 10. 11; Graduation Usher 11; Basketball manager 10; Student Councif Assistant 12; A. A. 10. 11. We. Joseph Ruggciro and Cynthia Burke, do hereby bequeath to Julie Card a pair of blue 29 slippers to be worn at her next performance as a ballerina. OLIVIA VERONICA SILVIA “Ollic” — General Clerical “Or if Virtue feeble were. Heaven itself would stoop to her. Ambition: Housewife; Pet Saying: “How about that?” I. Ollie Silvia, do hereby bequeath to Rosie Stan-zione a year's supply of air mail stamps for those certain letters. Don’t forget to put them upside down. Dick . . . attractive . . . writing letters ... at Rego's . . . that smile. JOHN SINCLAIR Sinca — General “Towering in the confidence of twenty-three. Ambition: To re-enter the armed forces: Pci Saying: “You'd better believe it. Senior Class Play 11, 12: Model Congress. I. Jack Sinclair, do hereby bequeath to Carol Faria my ability to gc Mr. Leahy talking on another subject while trying to teach math. Judy . . . Hawaii . . . army . . . quiet. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, JR “Smitty — General “The only way to resumption is to resume ’ Ambition: Success and happiness: Pet Saying: What a time I had.” Gym Team II. 12: Football 12: Chairman, Hal lowccn Committee 12: Senior Executive Committee. I. Bill Smith, do hereby bequeath to Charlie Collins my ability to get myself out of any date with a girl. Red hair . . . fun ... his cars . . . laughing. JULIETTE SOUSA “Julie — (Commercial “And when I work, I work as though everything depended upon myself.” Ambition: Private secretary: Pet Saying: “How nervous!” (ilee Club II: Commercial Club Treasurer 12; A. A. 10. II. 12; Hockey 10. I. Juliette Sousa, bequeath to Adeline Fratus my quiet ways and my ability to get along with teachers. 30 Well mannered . . . dancing . . . Peggy . . . neat . . . quiet . . . good worker. MANUEL SOUSA “Manny — Industrial Arts Nothing will come of nothing. Ambition: Machinist; Pet Saying: How do you think I feel? I, Manuale Sousa, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Burke my purple ’39 Chevrolet. I.A. Union . . . that Chevie . . . mason. JOSEPH RICHARD TAVARES Joe -----Industrial Arts Men of few words are the best men. Ambition: U.S. Air Force; Pet Saying: Can’t spell it. Football 10. 12. We, Joe Tavares, Anthony Andrade, and Dom Vaccaro, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Gromling a dust pan and brush to clean up the cigarette butts left outside, under the I.A. shop window. I.A. Union . . . quiet. MARY LOUISE SYLVIA Mary Lou” — College Preparatory Silence more musical than any song. Ambition: French interpreter; Pet Saying: Where in the wide world? French Club 10, 11, Secretary 10; Hockey 10; A. A. 10. 11. 12. I, Mary Lou Sylvia, do hereby bequeath to my sister Barbara my loud voice. With Stephanie . . . that laugh . . . quiet . . . French. ANNA MAE SQUATRITO Anna Mae — College Preparatory Paradise itself were joyless and dim, if not shared with him. Ambition: Always to be happy; Pet Saying: Holy mackerel!” Italian Club 11; Treasurer 11; Hockev 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 2: Glee Club 11; All-School Hockey 11; Choral Festival 12; History Club 12. Matt . . . hard worker . . . worry wart . . . fun . . . the fish market . . . vocalist. 4 FRANCES TERRA Francic Hasty marriage seldom proveth well. Ambition: To Ik rich; Pel Saying: I’ll say! Commercial Club 12; A. A. 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10. II. 12; Volleyball 10. II, 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Glee Club 11. I, Frances Terra, do hereby bequeath to Jed St. Angelo one ‘”51 customized Chevrolet and one Ford truck to experiment with. ANTONIF.TTA TROIANO Annette — Commercial ,,Wc arc in God’s hand. Ambition: Private secretary in armed forces; Pet Saying: Oh. for heaven’s sake. Student Council 9; Glee Club 11; A. A. 11, 12; School Band 10; Commercial Club 12. 1, Annette Trioano, do hereby bequeath to Mary Ann Lopes my ability to chew gum in typing class without being caught. Fun . . . with Veronica . .. that height . . . blushes. 32 DOMEN1C VACCARO, JR. Dom — Induslrila Arts Wise men say nothing. Ambition: To succeed; Pet Saying. Keep quictV Football 10, 11,12; Gym Exhibition 10. We. Anthony Andrade, Dom Vaccaro and J( Tavares, bequeath to Mr. C.romling a dust pan at brush to clean the cigarette butts left outside, urn the l.A. shop window. Qufct . . . good student . . . shy . . . depends PASQUALE VACCARO “Pat” — College Preparatory ‘I wish I had my homework done with push button controls.” Ambition: Barber; Pet Saying: Oh yeah” Italian Club 11. I, Pasquale Vaccaro. bequeath to Mr. Securo a can of oil for his pencil sharpener. With Raul . . . quiet . . . easy-going . . . shy. JOHN VELLECA “Ross” — General “Can build castles in the air.” Ambition: To be a mechanic: Pet Saying: ”Uh — all right!” I, John Vcllcca. do hereby bequeath to David Usher a box of shells for that gun to shoot ducks. Good Luck! That “ 29” Ford . . . typing ability . . . that pipe . . . quiet . . . Vellecc-Vellece. THOMAS LEO VENDITUOLI “Vendi” — General “Words sweet as honey from his lips distill'd.” Ambition: To be a teacher: Pet Saying: “Seriously, though. French Club President 12: Senior Class Play 12; Music Festival 12. I. Thomas Vcndituoli do hereby bequeath to some diffident junior my loquacious and cogent abilities. Talkative . . . gestures ... his car .. . the gang . . . neat dresser . . . girls . . . fun. ABBIE YOUNG “Ab“ — General Ah luxury! thou curst by heaven's desire! Ambition: Nursing: Pet Saying: It’s enough to rot your garters French Club 10. 11; A. A. 11. 12: Glee Club 10; Senior Class Play 12. I. Abbie Young, do hereby bequeath to Martha Cheesman all my lost boy friends. Better open a hotel. Chessy! With Maureen and Beth . . . those boy friends . . . Hi Lite. CLASS HISTORY The class of '57 will bring fame to Bristol Senior High School. These were the words that echoed through my mind as I left Andrews School after Commencement Exercises on June 6, 1957. As I was about to cross the threshold of Andrews, I noticed a man was standing off to the left of the door. This man, who was short and stout and wore a suit of tweed with a soft-hat that was perched on his head, called me. To me his face did not seem familiar, nor was his speech, but without hesitation he introduced himself as a talent scout for the program, “The Typical Senior High School Class of America . Questions were rushing through my mind, such as, What does he want with me on such a night as this?” I soon found out, as he began to explain that our class was an unusual and unique one, and by him and the sponsors of his program, the class of 1957 of Bristol Senior High School was chosen to attend a dinner in New York. Of course I, the secretary of our class, was to read the unusual class history. September, a day of excitement and joy. Yes, we, as sophomores, were entering Bristol Senior High. An assembly was called in the Auditorium by our principal, Mr. John L. Burke, who contemplated and expounded a list of rules and regulations, by the observance of which we would prolong our stay at Colt. Weeks rushed by, and soon it was time to elect officers. To represent our class were: President, Leonard Calandra; Vice President, Anthony Mas-cena; Treasurer, Angela Allaire; anil I, Hazel Ouellette, Secretary. Executive Committee: Evelyn Menezes, Peter Natale, Ralph Palma, Paul Carreiro, Anthony DaPonte. Midyears finally arrived, but smiles were not effervescent. After crestfallen hopes, a more exultant day came into view — the Sophomore Hop, which was held in May. This was our first social event during our high school days. The summer sun was tremendcusly overshadowed by that dreadful'word finals”. But we were refreshed by a two-month summer vacation. The “best year of our lives” started when we returned to school in September, as the “Know-it-all juniors . Our officers for that year were: President, Herculano Falco; Vice President, Anthony DaPonte; Secretary, Francis Terra; and I, Hazel Ouellette, Treasurer. Elected to the Executive Board were: Peter Natale, William Murphy, Gordon Phipps, Martha Cabral, Veronica Nunes, Nancy Santulli. Throughout the days of our junior year, regular activities, such as, football and basketball games, dances, and so forth were enjoyed by all, even those who helped cheer the boys of Colt High on. Whispers were heard from all corners of Colt and Andrews, in the locker rooms, and almost anywhere on the stair-cases, What is the color of your gown?” “I’m going with the cutest boy!” Have you been asked?” The class officers were busy decorating the Colt Auditorium for that memorable event — the Junior Prom. Oh, 1 remember well how beautiful the auditorium looked with the colors of brown and gold, and above the stage a florid plaque bearing the 34 numerals — 1957. Memory of such an event as this will never be erased from our hearts. As in our sophomore year, the same procedure of finals was followed and our last summer vacation from Colt was forth coming. September again, and we, as “Mighty Seniors , the class of 1957, returned to Colt for the last time, no longer the “Know-it-all Juniors”, of one year ago. Election of officers was in process for the last time also. President, Kenneth Murray; Vice President, Anthony DaPonte; Treasurer; Ann Burke; and I, Hazel Ouellette, Secretary. Executive members were: Angela Allaire, Anna Cavallaro, William Smith, Anthony Nastri, Peter Natale, Herculano Falco. On October 17 we received our class rings. First to the left, then to the right, in a waving motion, we would flash our rings so that 11 could see, especially the underclassmen. Is my hair in place? “Is my collar straight” Those were the questions that were being asked on December 5 and 6, when we posed for individual pictures. In a day or two we were all bending over the “best proofs”. After our Thanksgiving Vacation, the so-called actors” began rehearsing for the play entitled Line of Scrimmage”, presented on January 17 and 18, under the benevolent and capable direction of Mrs. Donovan. On April 4 and 5, the Class of 1957 also presented the operetta, “Gypsy Troubadour”. Both productions achieved great success. June was here in no time at all. Then Class Day — the day the history, prophecies, and wills revealed our latent secrets and ambitions. The banquet was held in the Colt Auditorium, where a delicious dinner was enjoyed. Then, close at hand, that epoch of seriousness arrived — Graduation. This wistful June night had come at last, but as we sang our Alma Mater, we, the class of 1957, knew that all three years at Colt were the best of our lives. Then as the accompianist struck the last note of this solemn song, all the good times came to an end. Hazel Ouellette SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: A. Allaire, H. Ouellette, K. Murray. A. DaPonte, A. Burke. Second row: Miss Bullock, Advisor; A. Nastri. W. Smith, H. Falco, P. Natale, A. Cavallaro. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: J. Squatrito. F.. Medeiros. J. Antinucci. F. Carmone. R Rubino. K. Rishano. Second row: R. Viera. L. (k rreia. J. Pasquale, Mr. Sullivan. Advisor: R Matheson. A. Signoli. JUNIOR COLLEGE PREPARATORY First row, left to right: S. Mansi. I). Gracia. M. C. King. J. Leonard. R Matheson. I. Jordan. F. Bullock. E. Peters. Second row. left to right: M. Perry. J. Antinucci. B. Menezes. E. Medeiros. S. Brown. M. Mello, C. Marabello. Third row. left to right: S. Pigeon. R. Borges. J. Ciullo, F. Carmone. R. I'sher. C. Russo. M. Tamburro. 38 JUNIOR GENERAL First row. left to right: I). Sylvia. M. A. Silvia. R. Stanzione. P. Botelho, T. Pereira. T. Calouro, M. L. Cavallaro. K. Magee. P. Sardinha. Second row. left to right: G. Davis. B. Machado. M. E. Pereira. J. Card. C. Estrella. |. Andrade. G. Santos. L. Smith. P. Silvia. A. Tammarro, B. Proto, M. Silvia. Third row, left to right: H. Ferrara. E. Goulart. R. Gray, R. Travers. J. Vlorra. H. Newman. A. Mascola, R. Sousa. A. Stanzione. Fourth row, left to right: J. Moriera. D. Borges. R. Dennis. J. Gomez. A. DuPont. R. Garvin. N. Conti, L. Abilheira. E. Marshall. Standing, left to right: P. Mancini. T. Da Ponte. J. Pa«|iial. A. Signoli, J. Alegria. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL First row. left to right: B Aquilino. J. Alves. P. LaChance. B Rego. J. Feddis. F. Sylvia. P. Phillips. Second row, left to right: I) Brown. A. Fratus. I Mello. N. Pacheco. D Marshall. I). Almeida. E. Alves. J. S |iiatrito. Third row. left to right: K. Bishano, M Condela. P Pastorc, R. M. DelToro. M J. Dennis. R. Manchester. E. Panzarella. Fourth row. left to right: L. Correia. C. Catalano. J Miranda. R Ruhino. F. Caxallaro. N. Butler. J. Camara. 39 JUNIOR GENERAL CLERICAL, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS Firs! row. left to right: M. Maturi. C. Calandra. P. Marshall. P. Amaral. M. Hragintine. 1). Marshall. N. Landry, G. Botelho. P. Tattrie. A. Card. Second row. left to right: F. Fcrcira. A. Carrol. | Palrciro. ) Sousa. L. LePage. B. Corriera. A. Travers. Third row. left to right: J. Malloy. F. Silva, H. Larson. R. Viera. A. Medeiros. F. Miranda. I . I’shcr. Fourth row, left to right: C. Frank. C. (Collins, A. Nunes, J. Almeida. F. Borgia. J. Lopes. A. Dallaire SOPHOMORE COLLEGE PREPARATORY First row. left to right: I. Saucier. C. Coglia. L. Newton. R Manchester. J Calderiso. P. Serpa. M. Andrade. P. Ruggiero. M. J. Vorro. Second row. left to right: F. Cai i. R Pansa. L. Farrell. J. Rishe. P. Malafronte. E. Borges. C. Sicignano. J. Biancuzzo. R. Castro. Third row. left to right: J. Squillante. A. Vclleca. R. Flynn. J. Isaccson. E. Southwick. T. Brown. Jr.. J Madeira. B. Fasano. P. Sansone. H. Almeida. Fourth row, left to right: B. Tavares. W. Rodrigues. J. Sullivan. A. Ramos. V. Swanson. R. Bruno. C. Punicllo. J. Squatrito. 40 SOPHOMORE GENERAL First row, left to right: D. Quintal. T. Cruz, A. Remieres. S. Fields. M. Clayton. E. Sweet. A. Perry. K. Wilcox. J. Viera. F. Sardinha. J. Babbitt. Second row. left to right: J. Calouro. J. Medeiros. A. Silvia. F. Rawson, I). Smith. J. St. Angelo, L. Sanford. R. Raposa, M. Machado, P. Valley. Third row, left to right: P. Bruno, R. Emery. R. Ciociola. H. Mcljp. C. Annarumo, VV. Gomes. J. Squatrito. B. Weaver. J. Hennessey. P. Usher. Fourth row, left to right: S. Pasqua. J. Borges, G. Filmore, W. Hanson. W. Guevremont, R. Orcfice, R. Almeida, I.. Contcnte, R. Sousa. SOPHOMORE COMMERCIAL First row. left to right: P. Biancuzzo. P. Paiva. N. Ayres. J. A. Andrade, C. Andrade, A.. M. Porto, G. Botclho. M. Rcbcllo. A. Machado. Second row. left to right: D. Pclland, I.. Staton. J. DuPonte. S. Biancuzzo. B. BarlK za. R. Bisbano, I). Rogers. P. Principe. P. Pelland. Third row. left to right: A Parisi. M. A. Cadile. F.. Almeida. B DiPalma. I) Brum. J Maturi. J. DaPonte. S. DeCrecresnzo. S. Salcone. R. Salcone. K. Lawrence. Fourth row. left to right: M. Oliveira. M. Lima. M. Tamburro. 41 SOPHOMORE INDUSTRIAL ARTS, HOUSEHOLD ARTS, AND GENERAL CLERICAL First row. left to right: G. Brown, M. A. Lopes. J. Lawrence. V. Araujo. J. DeFusco. C. Fasano, |. Rawson. J. Wallace. (� . Sousa. C. Francis. F. Almeida. Second row, left to right: K. Jones. S. Achclli. CL Collins. E. DeLuca. I . Stanzione. N. Fonseca, L. Bettencourt, A. Xavier. M. Vclleca. Third row. left to right: A. Paiva. J. Reilly, W. Miller. J. Martino. I). Smith. L. Mello. P. Goglia. F. Duarte. Fourth row, left to right: E. Lcdoux, D. Campbell. P. Coleman. H. Almeida. FRESHMAN CLASS First row. left to right: J. Raposa. V. Barhoza. C. Faria. J. Squatrito, A. Scolaro. A. Conte, L. BarlMi a. W. Luther. Second row. left to right: H. Camara. R Borges. M. Alegria. R Cordeiro, |. (.ever. R. Martin. J. Franco. R. Silvcira. Third row. left to right: A. Carraturo. M Castigliego. M. Texeira. J. Brown. J. Perry. R Ca� rreira. M. Miranda. Fourth row. left to right: |. Ormond. R. Fanara. R Moran. J. Cardo a. Ci. Pacheco. 42 GREEN WHITE AND PEGASUS STAFF First row, left to right: M. Murgo. H. Ouellette. S. Newton. S. Barrett. V. Nunes. A. Allaire, L. Cordeiro. C. Burke. Second row. left to right: M. C. King. S. Brown. J. Leonard. R Matheson, F. Bullock. M. E. Pereira. R. Manchester, R. Rubino, Miss Bradford, Adviser. 44 STUDENT COUNCIL First row, let to right: F. Cannone, P. Natale, A. DaPonte, P. Bruno, J. Geyer, K. Jones. Second row, left to right: M. C. King, A. Burke, A. Cavallaro, V. Bal-zano, J. Squatrito, J. Card, M. Oliveira, Mr. Securo, Advisor. 45 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: J. Squatrito. A. M. Squatrito, A. Nastri. A. Cava 11aro. Second row: P. Sansone, C. Burke, R. Matheson, Mr. Carlson, Advisor. CHEERLEADERS First row: M. Murgo, V. Bal ano. Second row: P. Biancuzzo, M. L. Cavallaro, C. Santos, M. Oliveira. 46 JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: K. Magee. D. Gracia. M. C. King. J. Leonard. R Matheson, I. Jordan. F. Bullock. E. Peters. Second row, left to right: Miss Horton. Advisor; P. Botclho. L. Smith. B A. Medeiros. S. Brown. A. Tammaro. J. Card. Third row. left to right: S. Pigeon. M. Pern, M. Tamburro, R. Usher. T. Yendituoli. H. Newman. M. Mello. SOPHOMORE FRENCH CLUB First row. left to right: A. Remieres, J. Rishe. L. Newton. M. Farrell. M. J. Vorro, S. Fields. E. Sweet. M. Clayton. .Second row, left to right: Miss Horton. Advisor; I. Saucier, F. Caiizi, T. Brown. Jr.. J. St. Angelo, L. Sanford. P. Sansone. YV. Fasano, A. Perry. Third row, left to right: J. Sullivan. D. Smith, E. South wick, C. Aunarumo. V. Swanson. R. Bruno, B. Weaver, J. Henncscy. 47 JUNIOR ITALIAN CLUB First row: E. Marshall. N. Cpnti, P. Mancini. S. Mansi. B. Machado. M. A. Silvia. J. Ciullo, R. Garvin. Second row: R. Travers. A. Stanzione. R. Gray, Miss Marion. Advisor; M. L. Cav-allaro, C. Marabcllo, J. Antinucci. Third row: E. Goulart, J. Pas |tial. F. Garni one. YV. Ferrara. A. Du Pont, A. Mascola. C. Russo, J. Morra. SOPHOMORE ITALIAN CLUB First row: J. Biancu zo. J. Calderiso. R Manchester. P. Malafronte, M. Machado. P. Ruggeiro, C. Sicignano. A. Velleca. Second row: W. Tavares. P. I'sher. R. Pansa. J. Isaacson. A. Sousa. J. J. Squatrito, R. Emery. Third row: P. Bruno. J. M. Squatrito. R. Ciociola, L. Romano, J. Squillantc, Miss Marion, Advisor. 48 SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR PORTUGESE CLUB First row: E. Sardina. T. Pereira. H. Mello, T. DaPonte. P. Serpa, I). Silvia. B. Mcnezes, T. Calouro, C. Estrella. J. Babbitt. Second row: M. Andrade, I). Quintal. J. Calouro. T. Cruz, P. Valley, M. Sardinha, R. Stanzione. J. Andrade, G. Santos, E. Borges, R. Raposa. Third row: J. Gomez, R. Borges, F Ramos, Mr. Almeida. Advisor; R. Dennis, L. Almeida, R. Almeida, J. Madeira. SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB First row. left to right: J. I.escanlt. V. Chectham. V. Nunes. H. Ouellette, E. Mcnczes. J. Sousa, P Mello. J. Pelland. Miss Bullock. Advisor. Second row. left to right: V. Perry, E. Osborne, M. Flynn. L. Alves. G. Marino, I.. Correia, F. Terra. L. Cordeiro. Third row', left to right: A. Triano. B. Ponies. A. Camacho. M. Cabral. M. Marshall. I. Cordeiro. J. Coggesshall. R Giglio. Fourth row, left to right: J. A. Barboza. S. Jarvis. M Pern. M. A. Iacovelli 49 COLT BAND AND ORCHESTRA First row. left lo right: M. A. Lopes. V. Araujo, A. Scolaro. E. DeLuca. O. Silvia. S. Fields. J. Wallace, J. Lawrence. Second row. left to right: Mr. Dalton. Director. I) Pelland. M. Machado. A. Remieres. J. Medeiros. P. Malafronte. E. Borges. L. Newton. R Manchester. A. Fraitus. Third row. left to right: F. Caiz i, T Brown. I. ordan. J. Ixonard. B Machado. J. Alves. P. Ruggiero. J. St. Angelo. F. Rawson. Fourth row, left to right: R. Grey. R Dennis. D. Smith. M. Perry, L. Sanford. 50 LINE OF SCRIMMAGE Madge Collins — Abbie Young Mr. Morrison — Kenneth Murray Harrison Keefer — Thomas Vendituoli Harry Donaldson — Pasquale Saccoccio Mrs. Warner — Ann Burke Mrs. Burris — Cynthia Burke Coach Horsley — Ronald Medeiros Miss Gamm — Arlette Camacho Perry Winman — Anthony Mascena Stanley Grappleneuskey — William Murphy Ruby Dinway — Veronica Nunes Clyde Farris — Jack Sinclair Ken — Anthony Nastri Matt — William Smith Miss Hooker — Anna Cavallaro Miss Harlow — Marcia Murgo Directed by Mrs. M. Theresa Donovan Stage Managers — Alvin Andrade Herculano Falco Gilbert Botelho Santo Alessandro 52 GYPSY TROUBADOUR Front row, left to right: K. Mencics. J. Pel land. I. Cor-dciro, C. DcPasqualc. V. Cheethani. J, Lescault. J. Bar-bora. P. Mcllo, C. Capone. O. Sylvia. E. Osborne, J. Sousa, M. A. Iacovelli, M. J. Maetoza. Second row: P. Natale, G. Phipps. 1). Church, S. Alessandro, T. Donovan, Directorcss; R Carlone. A. M. Squatrito. M. Mancini, V Bal ano. S. Evans, R. Borges, A. DaPonte. Third row: I,. Correia, l„ Alves, A. Cavallaro, M. Murgo, M. L. Sylvia, V. Nunes, A. Troiano. A. Camacho, M. Cabral, T. Morra. P. Marshall, B. Pontes, V. Perry, A. Allaire, R. Ciglio, J. Coggeshall. Fourth row: E. Peters, P. Saccoccio, A. Nastri, l„ Calandra, K. Murray, VV. Smith, D. Alves, E. Rinaldi. W. Flynn, S, Newton. GYPSY TROUBADOUR CAST OF CHARACTERS T cxloro Vario Elena Rosita Tom Gordon Henry Clayton Clare Clayton Maria Santo Alessandro Anthony DaPonte Deborah Church Anna Mae Squatrito Gordon Phipps Ronald Borges Sally Evans Genevieve Marino Janina Marko Nikoli Mrs. Jean Jerrold Mary Matthews Gypsy Dancers Laura Cordeiro Peter Natale Richard Carlone Vicki Balzano Mary Mancini Emily Osborne and Maretta La Fazia Pianist Stage Manager Make-up Directed by Mrs. M. Theresa Donovan Elaine Peters, assisted by Stephanie Newton William Flynn Miss Margaret F. Nerone, assisted by Hazel Ouellette Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Albert Dalton CHORUS Evelyn Menezes, Lenora Alves, Lorraine Correia, Anna Cavallaro, Jacquelyn Pelland, Irene Cordeiro, Carmela DePasquale, Valorie Cheetham, Mary Lou Sylvia, Joanne Barboza, Claire Capone, Arlette Camacho, Theresa Morra, Annette Troiano, Veronica Nunes, Shirley Jarvis, Patricia Mello, Jacquelyn Lescault, Martha Cabral, Cynthia Burke, Marianne Iacovelli, Juliette Sousa, Emily Osborne, Maretta La Fazia, Angela Allaire, Barbara Pontes, Marcia Murgo, Veronica Perry, Rosemary Giglio, Anne Burke, Mary Jane Maetoza, Olivia Sylvia, Pasquale Saccoccio, Kenneth Murray, William Smith, Edward Rinaldi, Raul Oliveira, David Alves, Anthony Nastri, Leonard Calandra. WHO’S WHO AT BRISTOL GREEN AND WHITE Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Stephanie Newton Mary Carol King Cynthia Burke Joyce Leonard Veronica Nunes Rose Rubino LITERARY Angela Allaire Sheila Barrett Laura Cordeiro Marcia Murgo Ha el Ouellette Photographer Staff Advisor Staff Alumni Advisor EDITORS Suzanne Brown Frances Bullock Roberta Manchester Rosalind Matheson Mary Ellen Pereira Michael Tamburro Miss Laurine Bradford Miss Anne D. Sisson ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Vice President Secretary ............. Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Anthony Nastri Anna Mae Squatrito Joyce Squatrito Anna Cavallaro Julie Card Cynthia Burke Rosalind Matheson Peter Sansone CHEERLEADERS Seniors Juniors Sophomores Vicki Balzano and Marcia Murgo Mary Lou Cavallaro and Gloria Santos Sandra Biancuzzo and Maria Oliveira STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice President Secretary .... T reasurer Senior Representative Junior Representatives Sophomore Representatives Freshman Representative Anthony DaPonte Peter Natale ................. Anna Cavallaro ........ Ann Burke Vicki Balzano Joyce Squatrito, Julie Card, Mary Carol King and Frank-Carmone Maria Oliveiro, Paul Bruno, and Kenneth Jones John Geyer 56 Many years ago, Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt, planned, in memory of his mother, Theodora De Wolf Colt, a new high school for the town of Bristol. It was a long and tedious task, but by August 23, 1907, work on the building was progressing. Workmen were completing the terra cotta floor, arches and the job of erecting the steel girders for the roof hail already begun. During the month of October of the same year, coppersmiths completed the work of placing pressed copper around the six windows on the Hope Street side of the structure. Also, two copper wreathes were placed on the roof against the copper frames. The school was to be finished by June of 1908 but, due to lack of materials, was completed in 1909. By this time, the auditorium was a network of steel staging, reaching almost to the roof, in order to afford facilities for placing ornamental plastering, with which the ceiling of this room was to be covered. Inside the from entrance, workmen were busy putting in position the white marble with which the inside walls of the hall were to be completely adorned. The baseboards of all the school rooms were to be of black marble. It was already November when this was being done. The steel stairway frames throughout the structure were already in position. In front part of the building were located four classrooms and a library on the second floor and on the third floor five good-sized classrooms. Work by this time was progressing slowly and it was not until May of 1908 that by conversion the wooden floors were fire-proofed. All the marble had been laid with the exception of that of the entrance. The placing of the pillars was scheduled to be completed by July 1, 1908. Many of the allegorical designs were done by hand by the marble workers of the marble yards in Providence, Rhode Island. Changes in the original plans cost Mr. Colt about $75,000 which brought the cost of the building up to a quarter of a million dollars, including that of the site. When completed, Colt Memorial was considered the most expensive high school in Rhode Island and one of the finest in New England. The schooner, H. P. Hallock,” arrived from New Jersey on June 7, 1908, with 240 tons of tile arches. Construction progressed, and the roof was completed within a few weeks. During the month of September the school was considered to be used for three towns of the county and also the land was graded and the building was completed except for the installation of the clocks. On January 12th, 1909, Colonel Colt formally gave the school to the town of Bristol. A school committee meeting followed and Mr. Charles H. Manchester, Secretary of Industrial Company, presented the following letter on behalf of Colonel Colt: New York, Dec. 30, 1908 To the School Committee of the Town of Bristol, R. I. Gentlemen: It is my pleasure to offer to the town of Bristol, through you, the building which I have erected as a memorial of my mother, Theodora De Wolf Colt, and the land whereon the same is situated, to be used by the town for the purpose of conducting and maintaining therein a free public school. Accompanying this letter is an executed deed conveying the land and building for the purpose, and releasing to the town any claim which I may have for damages arriving from the proceeding, whereby a part of the land condemned for school purposes. I trust that the Electors of the town may pass the votes necessary for the acceptance of the lot and building, and that this gift may prove of assistance to the town in furnishing to its youths an advanced education. Respectfully yours, (Signed) Samuel P. Colt If the building is used other than a free public school, the grantor or his heirs shall have the right to take back the building and the land. An inspection of the new high school was conducted on March 11 12th of 1909. Through the generosity of Colonel Samuel P. Colt, the students of Bristol Senior High School have been and are deeply indebted to him for helping to further the education of the citizens of Bristol. R. Carlone and J. Ruggiero THE STATUES’ ADDRESS IN THE WORDS OF LINCOLN Two score and four years ago, Mr. Colt brought forth on these school grounds two everlasting students, conceived of iron, and dedicated to the proposition of illustrating education. One was heard to say to the other: “Now you are engaged in the great process of learning, testing whether you, or any, so conceived and dedicated, can long endure. You are met on the grounds of Colt Memorial in that process of learning. You have come to dedicate a portion of your life to education which could only be obtained from those who have pioneered that you might follow. It is altogether fitting and proper that you do this. “But, in a larger sense, you must attain an education capable of assisting you to a better life in this rapidly progressing world. The Alumni, living and dead, who struggled here, have contributed much to this cause. You will note and long remember what we speak of. You should never forget what was obtained here. It is for you and the students, rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which remains before you. “It is rather for you to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before you, that from us, two everlasting students, sculptured or iron, you take heed of the inspiration for which we were placed on these grounds; that you highly resolve that we were not placed here in vain, although we are constructed of an imperishable material. We have observed the progress and advancement of those educated here, as they pass by in their daily walks of life, and that education of the people shall not perish from the earth. Thomas Vendituoli and William Smith 12B AN ANGEL IN WHITE THE CANDIDATE Is this a vision or can it be true That an angel is watching over me? A cheerful smile and eyes very blue, A halo so bright, I can hardly see. She moves like a shadow, as if wings has she, Her voice so low as she talks with another And hands, so soft, comfort and refresh me, My pulse beats as if we were lovers. My mind clears up and sights emerge at last For my angel is a nurse that's so real She tok! me to sleep and forget the past. He was a man of great integrity You could tell it by the way he spoke. Clear and distinguished was his voice. People from miles around came to see the candidate. He was the people s choice and You could tell it from the noise. There on the rostrum was a man Who filled my heart with great admiration And I couldn't cast my vote for him. Oh, why am I not twenty-one Instead of seventeen? By M.L. Sylvia For since you see that I am just a boy Visions of angels are hopes of joy. By Beth McCaughey 12B 59 LOOKING BACK PEACE Why is it that my love remains. While yours does not replenish mine? Another love now I can claim. But yours will last through endless time. As I read your written line, I felt as though you were so near. My hand reached out only to find. That you were not beside me here. I feel as though when in a dream, I knew your love was as mine, Long ago to me it seems. But, I care not for time. I know my love for you shall be. As endless as the foam-crested sea. By Jane Maetoza 12B Uprisings and conflicts, those all of us dread, O'er the world a curtain of gloom has spread. What causes these crises on this war-torn sphere, When the U. N. cries Peace” for all to hear? A mighty grasping power glots at the West, Waiting for the moment her power to wrest, The crack in the iron curtain grows greater each day, Behind it many people seek freedom, they say. Will all this erupt into a Third World War, And destroy the earth to its very core? 1 believe a great leader may yet arise. And keep the hope of civilization forever alive, A leader with wisdom far greater than others, Will encourage a world where all men are brothers, Call it Utopia, a world of energy untiring. Where there is great freedom, forever undying. And o'er our wide wondrous world will forever reign peace, And war and conflict will forever cease. Alas, it's a dream, a fancy of few. But who knows, someday that hope may even come true! By D. Alves 12B SONNET A STORM Oh, barren trees, thou hast me mystified To see thee in the winter without leaves, Your fruitless arms stretched up toward the sky As if in prayer for leaves which now you grieve. But spring is near and soon birds will appear On every branch new life will come at last, No longer will the frost present a fear, No trees with leafless boughs as in the past. Then autumn comes; we find her colors blind And sights that we have never seen before. The cycle of a tree has neared its end It’s something we’ll remember evermore. Oh, nature may have many oddities! To me there's nothing more beautiful than trees. Why — Do I anticipate a storm with such intense feeling? I know not, except that it gives me much satisfaction, Because I am made to admire power and its dealings. Because it causes so many, many different distractions, Because I love the wind and rain and whistling sounds. I know of nothing I would rather do than stand up tall, Alone ... all alone . . . just I against the elements . . . Let the wind blow and branches mixed with spray fall, For I realize there is someone greater than all. I love to watch the turmoil of the sea, tossing, breaking . . Nature's dark, mysterious clouds threatening to burst. I know that I am safe and sound just where I stand . . . Safe and sound ... is this possible? Am 1 ever, really? From one thing or another I am never really safe, so . . . Other than that, I know not why I love a storm. 60 By Vicki Balzano 12B By T. Venditouli TEENAGER'S PRAYER A LOOK AHEAD Light our way with courage, pave the road with truth; And plant along the roadside tolerance of youth. Guide us by your faith, direct us with your trust; When we journey on, please let us, Lord, be honest, strong and just. By Sheila Barrett I2B 1 was often told by the old and the wise That life” was a series of trials in disguise. Many lamented the day I'd go out on my own, And leave school and the friends I had known; But somehow life” didn't affect me that way, I was to enter a world free and gay! With happiness there at my fiingers' end And time on pleasures galore to spend. But sooner than soon the day arrived. And glad as I was that I had survived, I wondered ... as I heard a friend talk, Would life be only a gentle, peaceful walk?” By Laura Cordeiro 12C NO TIME TO SPARE FAITH Coming down the steep hills In between the beautifully colored trees I came across my good friends Who were busy doing their day's work. Answering to my coming Was the littlest of them all. With his tail high in the air And his paws full of nuts. Looking in the storehouse He seemed to have enough for a year, But knowing my squirrel friends. Only snow stops their work. What will the coming spring for me hold When winter's bleak and gloomy days are gone? The breeze so gentle and the trees of gold And rushing streams and birds with gleeful song. These days so quickly come and then they go With laughter, sorrows, happiness and friends. They pass sometimes forgotten, but I know Their memories will ne'er in my true heart end. I dream of things created from above. Flowers and trees with new buds do prevail, Spring brings forth new instances of love But the presence of the Great Creator ne’er does fail. I ask myself quite anxiously “What's in store? The quietly I trust my faith forever more. 61 Raul Oliveira 12A By Maureen Hutchison 12B FOOTBALL 1956 FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Coach Nash, A. Nastri, A. Da Ponte, P. Xatale. R. Oliviera. D. Vaccaro, K Murray. S. Alessandro. R. Medeiros. YV. Smith, J. Tavares. H. Falco. Coach Pansa. Second row, left to right: T. Daponte. R. Garvin, R. Travers, J. Palreiro, F. Carmone, I). Usher. J. Morcira, J. Allegria. J. Pasqual. L. Abelheira, A. DuPont. E. Marshall. Third row. left to right: Student Manager — T. Brown Jr.. J. Gomez, C. Puniello. J. Issacson. S. Pasqua, A. Ramos. YV. Swanson, A. Mascola, R. Bruno, G. Filmore, J. Squatrito. P. Bruno, S. Achilli. 64 BASKETBALL TEAM First row: W. Ferrara, N. Conte, A. DaPonte, L. Calandra, R. Borges, P. Bruno, A. Mascola. Second row: F. Carmone, J. Pasquale, J. Geyer, J. Moreira, E. Marshall, E. Goulart, T. DaPonte. Third row: Mr. Raiola, Mr. Pansa, coach. SENIOR MEMBERS Ronald Borges Leonard Calandra Anthony DaPonte 66 BASEBALL First row, left to right: J. Camara, V. Ferrara, J. Malloy, L. Calamlra, N. Conti. R. Usher, A. Maseola. Second row, left to right: M. Tam-burro, J, Squatrito, S. Pasqua, A. Ramos, P. Bruno, R. Travers, E. Marshall. Third row, left to right: A. Paiva, R. Gray, H. Mello, F. Rawson, R. Sousa, S. Achilli, D. Smith. Fourth row, left to right: P. Mancini, J. Raymond, J. Sullivan. F. Duarte, E. Ledoux, R. Borges. Fifth row, left to right: J. Pasquale, R. Cicciola, D. Smith, J. Hennessey. SENIOR MEMBERS Ronald Borges Leonard Calandra 68 GIRLS’ SPORTS GIRLS’ ALL-SCHOOL HOCKEY TEAM First row: V. Bal ano, L. Correia, A. Camacho, B. Pontes, A. M. Squatrito, P. Mello, J. Barboza, A. Cavallaro, M. Murgo. Second row: M. C. King, P. Sylvia, B. Machado, J. Leonard, I. Jordan, A. Tanunaro, J. Squatrito, S. Brown, D. Gracia, D. Sylvia, F. Bullock, B. A. Medeiros. Third row: C. Sicignano, D. Brum, J. Maturi, E. Almeida, M. Oliveira, L. Farrell, E. Borges, P. Ruggeiro, R. Manchester, Miss Brightman, coach. 70 ALL SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row: V. Balzano, C. Capone, C. DePascjuale, A. Camacho, A. Cavallaro, L. Correia, M. Murgo. Second row: B. Machado, J. Leonard, I. Jordan, A. Tam-maro, J. Squatrito, L. Smith, T. Pereira, D. Sylvia, P. Sylvia. Third row: G. Santos, M. Oliveira, M. Farrell, E. Borges, G. Brown, Miss Brightman, coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Front, left to right: M. Murgo, V. Balzano, A. Camacho, P. Mello, A. Cavallaro. Second row: L. Smith, B. Machado, P. Sylvia, A. Tammaro, J. Squatrito, S. Brown, I. Jordan, J. Leonard, D. Marshall. Top row: M. Oliveira, D. Pelland, L. Farrell, D. Brum, E. Borges, J. Maturi, B. DiPalma, E. Marshall. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES A Friend Mrs. Salvatore Giglio Mrs. Joseph Velleca Mr. 8c Mrs. John Josephs Perry’s Store Mr. 8c Mrs. Jesse Perry A Friend Mr. 8c Mrs. T. A. White Hope Street Market Mr. 8c Mrs. Erasmo Mancini Mrs. John J. Pastille Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph A. Souza Mr. Mrs. Russell E. Swanson Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony Marino J. J. 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