Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)
- Class of 1949
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'z-'LAL ,.,' 6 A- A fy- A Af 5. -A A- gf' A 4. :A .3-, AA 4- . .FA-'f A '-'4Ji1A.'1' -'If.i. 1' X X K 4 X .1-51-'E,gAYg.w.n' A 'f:.Af. ET? ' '.-' :L , - 5IlLW6LHMaI'w1WWWMmm1121WWW11'FWMMMll1'HlMQFlYa hIEL1HlWMtIMMvJM1':P',,JN'Q1,I, R M11 'K' , 1 3' X ' ' , - ' - f . ',1'-Nw 1 X, -W' 'J ' ' ' , ' . - 'Z w iRnG1lfI6fliTlQ' Q ,WV 1.941-.9 mfufhzfk 35?zgfvJdwv'0 I 'liifll I 1 ' If 1 I J J 1 1 f Mm! Miss JANICE M. BARWICK Advisor .ibevbcafion To Janice M. Barwick our zealous class advisor and friend, who has guided us through our four years of high school activities, and Whose aid is sincerely appreciated, We, the class of 1949, respectfully dedicate this book. 4 0l'eMlaI'6! The publication of this, the volume of the Burrillville High School Review, indicates progress and success. It is a record of our joys, experiences, and achievements, it is a souvenir for future reference and pride, it is a monument of our sincere gratitude to the patient teachers, and our sacrificing parents. Itfis our earnest wish that our readers enjoy this book which contains many memories that were the personal realization of the Class of 1949. C0l'liel'ltZf Administration Executive ...... 6 Faculty ....... 8 Seniors 10 Features Class History ....... 26 Class Poem ...... 27 Class Diary .,.... 28 Superlatives ...... 30 Classes juniors .... .. 34 Sophomo-res ...... 36 Freshmen ...... 38 Activities R. I. Honor Society ................................ 42 National Athletic Scholarship Society ......, 43 Year Book Staff ...................................... 44 Senior Play ............ .. 45 Newspaper Club ....... 46 Band ................... 47 Glee Club ........ 48 Senior Choir ....... 49 Orchestra .......... 50 Sports Football ..... 52 Hockey ........ 54 Baseball .............. 58 Cross Country ........ 60 Cheerleaders ....... 61 5 As we, the class of nineteen hundred forty-nine of Burrillville High, sadly bid adieu to our many friends at this wonderful school, we realize that as we leave, so does Mr. joseph C. Sweeney, our beloved Superinten- dent of Schools. Having completed thirtyQnine years of loyal service, he in now retiring. As he carried out his duties quietly and unassumingly, his friendly presence in our school was always deeply felt by each and every one of us. No salary could fully repay him for his invaluable services to the Town of Burrillville. His efforts have resulted in our town,s having one of the best school systems in the state. Although he has frequently had to perform many duties not specihcally relegated to his position he has never been heard to complain. A devoted fan of our school's athletic teams, he has been richly rewarded, by seeing the prestige of Burrillville High School in the Rhode Island schoolboy sport world so magniiicently elevated. We hope that his going into retirement will not end his interest in our school system for his mellowed sagacity could most probably be of invaluable assistance to the new administration. To you, Mr. Sweeney, we wish many pleasant memories of your association with our school system. Each individual member of this grad- uating class, the underclasses, and the 'faculty wishes to express his sincere appreciation for all you have done. NVe are sure that you will be a guiding light of inspiration to us in our future years. 6 Mu. josEPH C. SWEENEY SuPam1N'i'tNonNT OF SCHOOLQ DR. VVILLIAM L. CALLAHAN PRINCIPAL I extend my congratulations to every member of the Class of 1949 on the successful completion of his course. May each one enjoy happiness and prosperity in the future, and by the rectitude of his life reflect honor and glory on himself and on Burrillville High School. 1 'William L. Callahan 7 affllfkg WILLIAM L. CALLAHAN, A.B., ED.M., ED.D Holy Cro.r.f College Harvard Unizferfity Catholic Teaeberf' College MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE Vifhitinsville, Massachusetts MR. TI-IOMAS ECCLESTON, JR., M.E. Brown Unizferylty University of Vermont HISTORY Pascoag, Rhode Island MR. GIiRALD O,CONNOR, B.S. Prooidenfe College MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE Pascoag, Rhode Island MR. LOUIS T. PASCOE, B.S. Rhode bland Slate College HISTORY. ENGLISH Pascoag, Rhode Island MRS. GIEADYS L. FARRELL, A.I3. Trinity College LATIN, FRENCH Pascoag, Rhode Island MISS DORIS E. GELATT, A.B. Urzizferfily of New Hampfbire ENGLISH Woonsocket, Rhode Island MR. FRANK BERRY Weitern Comervatory o f Mzzfic MUSIC SUPERVISOR Pascoag, Rhode Island 8 Mlss VIRGINIA R. ROSMOND, A.B. Regis College MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, ENGLISH Providence, Rhode Island Miss MARGAIKET T. MAGNER, B.s. Trinity College HISTORY, ENGLISH Pascoag, Rhode Island MISS JANICE M. BARWICK, A.B. Pembroke College LATIN, BIOLOGY, PHYSICS Providence, Rhode Island MISS ESTHER MONTI, A.1s. Pembroke College GITOMETRY, BUSINESS LAW Provulence, Rhode Island MRS. BARBARA M. FOLEY, B.s. Regzf College SHORTHANI1, TYPING, BOOKKEEPING Woonsockct, Rhode Island MRS. ALMA R. KOHLHOFF Rhode Iflafzd Sfbool of Deafigfz DRAWING SUPERVISOR Rumford, Rhode Island MRS. ELIZABETH HAYES, 13.5. Rnoale Iflezml Stale College HOME ECONOMICS Pawtucket, Rhode Island I 9 GLUE? fVXYn-www good!! UV Ba-NQC3 1 -di 5 5 l is get 52 ' mf' 'af' aff?-'xg i ' 9 K lfilzffaff' fn . aj 4?-1' ik., ' H a V g..xf.,, hi . ,animal FU - 3 K 0,5 V 302' - 2:30 3 sh chemistry n emoriam Hnnald H. Smith It was with profound sorrow that we received the shocking news of the death of Ronald H. Smith, a promising freshman and model student. Ron- nie's', life, though less than IS years, was snuffcd out by a tragic blow on the head by a line drive incurred while playing baseball. He died of this blow three days later, and was buried Monday, May 16. He will be sadly missed by all of us. We extend, to his grieving parents and his sister Barbara, our deepest sympathy. II CAM alla em .... Senior Class Oiiiicers SENIOR OFFICERS President .... .. s,., . William Fisher Vice-President .. .,.... Janet Proulx Secretary ., .. . , Shirley Allaire Treasurer ,. ,, ,. Earle Crocker Executive Committee lst ROWI- Janet Proulx, William Fisher. 2nd ROW:- Shirley Allaire, Earle Crocker. lst ROWZ- J, Torpey, R. Bernard, 2nd ROW:- E. Phillips, T, Salembier, K, Dorsey, G, Phillips, C, Laferte. I2 Motto . Today Decides Tomorrow Flower .. .. .. ,. Red Carnation Colors . Maroon and Silver Marshall James White gf, -.,...,. . ii . -,gg--:x ,N-fi . . . . enior Cfafifi lst ROW:- M, Lace, C, Laferte, N, Shaw, J, Reed, F, DeMello, W, Fisher, S, Allaire, J, Proulx, E. Crocker, D, Vacher, L. Huguenin, D, SanSoucie, G. Rabitor, 2nd ROW:- S, Place, P, Fontenault, N, Vienot, E, Langiois, J, Scotland, D. Keeling, M, O'Hanian, K, O'Connell, P, Brown, B, O'Neill, K, Dorsey, C, Beebe. E, Levesque, G, Dufault, M. Gervais, J, Marcoux, N, Gauvin, V, Parkin, 3rd ROW:- E, McCann, J. Lovett, R. Lapierre, J, Torpey, D, Phillips, C, Durozoy, E. Phillips, R, Bishop, R., Spencer 4th ROW:- R, Bernard, E, Allard, J, Hughes, W, Brown, R. Bolles, T. Daley, R, Powell, W, Sutcliffe, D, Laporte' L, ,P. Medbery, M Beebe, V, Steere, P, Gabrielson, B, Griffin, F, Shaw, I-Irissette, T, Salembier, D, Cvovel M, Marshall, B, Noyes, G. Rabideau, T, Zeoli, L, Strickland, D, Nicholson, Vogler, T, Pepler, F. Jarvis, D, Roncleau, R, Thomas, R. Tellier, Kraunelis, R, Bilodcau, Eu Cifizen Ella M. Phillips of Pascoag, was chosen by seniors and faculty as best citizen of the class of 1949 for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrimage. She will receive a certificate and pin for this distinction. She, along with 24 other D. A. R. winners from various high schools was honored at fl luncheon held March 10th at the Narragansett Hotel. I3 Shirley Agnes Allaire Shirl Nasonville General Course You can say that again. A good matlzfed girl if loved by all. Marjorie Eleanor Beebe Margie Chepachet Commercial Course Dad, can I have the car? 'fbeerfzfl willaozzl Mirlhf' Edward joseph Allard Eddy Glendale Commercial Course Hey, got a piece of gum ? All the world love! 4 lover. aro yn na ee e Raymond David Bernard upetrv Pascoag Commercial Course Oh Yeah!!! In hir tongue if Ilfe law of ifimlflefrf' I4 C I Ed B b Kitty Chepachet Commercial Course Oli No! llVbal Jbe flow' or my! lj' good. Ronald Leo Bilodeau Ronny Oakland Classical Course Holy Mackerel! Ha11dJome if df hmzdiome does. Richard Edgar Bishop Dicky Pascoag Commercial Course I didn't do itg he did! ! ! While fheref life, lhe1'e'f hope. Patricia Ann Brown Patsy Harrisville Classical Course Oh Gosh!!! There if 770lfi7i7Ig ing uf mimic. I0 ezlfhezfzl- Harold Richard Bolles Dick Slatersvillc Classical Course Definitely, No one hfzouar wha! he can do 'till he frie.r. XVilliam Brown, Jr. Bill Chepachet Classical Course Never lhihh of the mfzzef meh enough. I5 71 fulzzre ,' it Donald Romeo Brissette B'reezie Pascoag Commercial Course I didn't do nothin'. 'The only way lo have a friend if I0 he one. Earle Bourne Crocker, Jr. Oogie Union Village Classical Course Don't call me Oogief' Ambition if lhe growih 0 f hir dime. Thomas Bertch Daley Giz Pascoag Classical Course Holy Mackerel! Florence Ann DeMello Bz1Ji11eJ.i' ii the ml! of life. ,,F1O,, Slatersville Commercial Course How Y'All Size lowfbef nollzing bn! .ibe add! K1 r,Gm'n1. Gloria Marie Dufault Glo Mapleville Commercial Course You don't say!E! Constance Gabrielle Durozoy She entertaim 4 rbeerfzzl . ,, di.rp0fiti0n.'l . . Comme I-larrisville Commercial Course You tell 'em, I ain't afraid I l W f7fe me ay one who lover 1925 feflow 7l167Z.'U I6 Kachan Mary Dorsey Kathy Pascoag Classical Course Oh you shmoo! ! ! UVifely and flow, lfaey .lflllllbjf who rznz fail. Wfilliam Rexford Fisher Bill Pascoag Classical Course W'hat does that make you ? He if Um' ideal. l Pauline Muriel Fontenault Paul Mapleville Commercial Course I'm starveclf' Fall of Jweel dreamy, beullb 4111! qfzie! bl'Br1lZ7i7Ig.U l Marjorie Marie Gervais Margie Mapleville Commercial Course Golly fl friefzdrbip lbai like love if Jlfdflll . ' ' Phyllis Loretta Gabrielson Phyl Harrisvillc Commercial Course Ujeepers crow. I 71 Iver if zum fzaffzral lo filearef' XValter Whitney Glasko Chubby Chepachet Commercial Course WoL1ld ya'. He lllllfl prevail llffln llflblj' darerf' I7 Noella Lucienne Gauvin Noella Harrisvillc Commercial Course My gosh. There are oflwz wire and wwdi' 217 tl .filenl look. Daryl Eleanor Gove Doody Forestclale Classical Course No Kiddin'. Rarely will you film' one fo i'ba1'mi:zg. Barbara Jane Griffin Barb Pascoag Classical Course ' Oh brother!! ,' John Killian Hughes Her patience will achieve ,.RCd,, more flame leer force. Chcpachct Commercial Course What's the matter with Chepachet P An efzxy mingled mul mul alwayi will be. Francis Charles Jarvis K Frank Pascoag Classical Course C Let's go somewhere. DOfOtl1j' Ann Keeling Ok tbir leizwzing!! Whiz! iz img if my U l'Dotty Harrisville Commercial Course Bless my soul. Her imagimzzimz ii' more importanf than k7Z010l6dg6. i I8 Lucy Anita Huguenin Polly Pascoag Commercial Course Pardon me for living. 'Cmzflufzry li fbe f0llJlddll0lZ of z'irfne. Leo Joseph Kraunelis Dum Harrisville Classical Course You d0n't say! Spanx will be his fame Marilyn Frances Lace Red Pascoag Classical Course Oh pooh I l V' 'l'ne1'e if no ufiydom like f1'aiz,e.neJJ. Raymond Henry Lapierre l'Pete,' Oakland Commercial Course Oh, yeah!l Graaf hopes make greaf men. Claire Martha Laferte Claire Pascoag Commercial Course jeepers Skill anal conpclenre are an nnconqnered army. Donald Francis LaPorte Ducky Pascoag Classical Course I wasnlt doing nuttinf' Hope if a walking dream. I9 Edythe Theresa Langlois Sis I-Iarrisville Classical Course Jeepers Hear it on ber lip! and mnl within laer eyef, Sufeet if ber nalnre ana' Janny are ber skies. Elizabeth Jean Levesque Berry Chepachet Commercial Course Well, I'11be!! Her fare belokenf all tlaingx dear and good. John Richard Patrick Lovett Johnnie Pascoag Classical Course 'ljeepersu i Ambition bor no re.rf.' Edward Francis McCann, Jr. V Eddy Mapleville Commercial Course I think I'll go to the show. Speech if the mirror of hir action. Jacqueline june Marcoux jackie Oakland Commercial Course It's not the same thing, but- 'She liver by admirafioiz, hope, and love. Daniel Alfred Nicholson Dann Pascoag Commercial Course Huh I ! ! Leim1'e if lhe lime for doing Jomelhing ufefulf' 20. Marilyn Gertrude Marshall 'iMaizie Chepachet General Course Oh for heavens sake. A good romcience if 4 Jofl pillow. Barbara Aileen Noyes Barb,' Pascoag Commercial Course lsn't that cute?? A friendly heart and az Jmzizy flirporilionf' Catherine Theresa O'Connell ,Kaya Pascoag Commercial Course Oh crumb! ! Mary Louise O'Hanian joy Iliff 772 her like 4 ,ljiggsu mmmer J morn. -Wauum Lake Commercial Course ujeepersu 'f . ' . . ' . . A .llillff ai aonfagzom as nz yawnf' Mary Elizabeth O'Neil Berry Nasonville Virginia Alma Parkin Ginny Pascoag Commercial Course NOW back in Boston- Thomas Henry Pepler QQ-gif' gZ3ja1ll,bleaIilI'e ig lifiyir U .Tommyn Kg aa peop e ai of er. Pascoag Commercial Course 'tl didn't do it. U7lvy worry, I 6li0lZ,l.!!H 21 General Course Oh yeahl! Doubt is the begimzing, 7101 fbe and of wisdom. Ella May Phillips HEY, Pascoag Classical Course Hey, you know whatf' 'Tis ber Ibirzking of olberf lbal fmzkef you think of ber. Gladys Grace Phillips Mouse Pascoag General Course Ain'L that awful? A Ima!! mite, with plenty of flgblf' Philip Vernon Rabideau Pickles l-larrisville General Course 'lWhal a catastrostroke ! ! Crude me 710 m11J'e.r. Shirley Elizabeth Place l'Lee Chepachet General Course Oh my goshlln Humble beizrlf have humble deyiref. .Ia net Pauline Proulx Ujan., Oakland Commercial Course Oh yeah!! She if om' ideal Gloria Bella Rabitor i Recl Harrisville Commercial Course Oh for Pete's sake. A Mill, mm!! wife. 22 Joan Carol Reed joannie Slatersville Commercial Course No doubt in my mind. Wil fo be witty. Donald John Rondeau DOH Nasonvillc General Course ' W'hy ? ? ? Mary Theresa Salembier The J'el'1'6l of life if in fzrtf' ,,Terry,, Forestdalc Classical Course r.Gee,. Ari if Jrienre in lbe flew. jean Arabel Scotland Jeannie Oakland Commercial Course Gee, whiz Faith Evelyn Shaw Thai wbifb bejin ber if ,, H c'bee1'ful11eJf and fourage. Faye Glendale Commercial Course Oh dear!! All ber doom are open lo vo11rieJ1f. ' 23 Doris Mary SanSoucie Susie Harrisville Commercial Course Well!! Her friendlineu Jbowr the fight of.fi1zrerily. Norma May Shaw Norm Pascoag Commercial Course Hi there!!! In qZlj6HlE.fJ and coffjidefzce .flmll be ber Jlrenglbf' Robert Joseph Spencer Bob Glendale Classital Course What does that make you? Gen!le ir that gentle dow. .- .. ..., William Thomas Sutcliffe Soupy Pascoag Classical Course Slight malfunction here some- where. He Jball grow old but never lore liftff zen. Virginia Steere Ginnie Chepachct Commercial Course You know l l l The milder! mamzer and the genlfefl beau. Ronald Wfilfred Tellier ROD Pascoag Commercial Course And there I was ten thousand feet in the air. Though be war defeated be m'g.11e.r Hill. 24 Lloyd Herbert Strickland Hubby Union Village Classical Course What say there- WflJat he does if well done and done Joan enough. Raymond William Thomas Stretch Pascoag Classical Course Now we're cooking on the front burner. A frilly mode!! fell0w. , be could talk French. John Thomas Torpey Jack Pascoag Classical Course Drop dead!!! Dorothy' May Vacher jack would be 4 gentleman ,,Dottie,, Pascoag Commercial Course ' Oh crow! Norma Vienot The .ferret lo Jncreff ii ..Norm,, conflancy to purp0.re. Forestdale General Course Holy cowl! - If friend! be fredii, Jlae lm! mnrb gained. H A 9 William Irving Voglar Billy L s' Sl8.f6I'SVlllC Thomas Zeoli Classical Course But-Miss Barwickf, Tommy I grow old learning mnzelbing Pascoag new every day. Classical Course You a wise guy or some- thino?? A friend tba! if known in nec'e.fJiIy. 25 Cyrus .jshfsforg . On September 10, 1945, we climbed aboard the great ship that had been christened Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Nine. Our crew of one hundred and forty-five was captained by Miss Barwick, who has brought us through many a storm. We enlisted for a non-stop trip of four long years, with the deter- mination that the ship would dock in June, 1949. In spite of many storms we are now nearing our destination. During our trip we have helped to keep Burrillville High School in the limelight. The finest of Burrillville's athletes have come from our crew. We have participated in all sports, winning the Class C Champion- ship in football for four years, State Championship in Hockey for two years and the State Championship in baseball in 1948. Members of our crew have ranked high in scholarships. As we are about to finish our course we have twellty'-Ol'1C in the R. I. Honor Society. As for our social life, when we were green Froshv and wise Sophs, we did nothing. In October of our junior year we had a Halloween Dance, which proved very successful. In our senior year we had a few dances, including a Get Acquainted Dancef' 'Tall Promf' Christmas Party, and a Spring Prom. In April, 1949, we put forth our best efforts in making the senior play, Little Jimmie Jones, one of the best ever. Ella Phillips was chosen Best Citizen of the D. A. R. and will receive a pin at graduating exercises. Some of our crew took part in the Model Legislature at the State House and the Model Congress which was held at Kingston. With a crew of seventy-two the ship christened the Class of Nine- teen Hundred and Forty-Nine is approaching its dock. We regret the loss of those who were unable to continue the course, and express our gratitude to all who have made this journey as pleasant as possible. 26 enior arid oem 9 Four years ago to thee we came, Not knowing thee except by name. But then as freshmen we learned with pride What Burrillville meant deep down W' e returned, and soon we spent Our second year on knowledge bent. As 'truth and sportsmanship were learned, Deep love for you in our hearts burned. juniors! was the rue and cry, We possessed things gold couldn't buy. Loyalty, learning, and fair play V M Were ours, and not just for the day. NVC, the Class of Forty-nine, Look back upon achievements fine, And know within our hearts today 4 The lessons taught in work and play. And now we leave these hallowed halls, '-fAnd step to meet what e'er befalls XVhat fame and glory we can claim Are greatly owing to thy name. 27 inside Cfaod iary . ., . . Sept. 13 Here we are-- Back to school! Once again everyone vows that they have come to High School to study! Sept 16 Our first class meeting and our class officers for the year are: President ....,...,...., ..... W illiam Fisher Vice President .,..,... . ,. Janet Proulx Secretary ......,.......... .,.., S hirley Allaire Treasurer .....s.... ., .......,.... . .. ..,i.. .. .. .. .,..... ..., E arle Crocker Sept. 23 Mrs. Boutiette came today and showed us samples of rings. We decided on a blue spinel stone. Sept. 24 Election of the 'Year-book Staff. Ella Phillips was elected Editor-in-chief and Mr. O'Connor as advisor. Oct. 1 The Freshmen Get Acquainted Dance was held tonight and it was a huge success. Oct. 12 Good old Columbus. The holiday was most welcome. Oct 21 Seniors hold movie at the Star Theatre, in Pascoag. Huge iinancial success. Oct. 27 Juniors held their Halloween dance tonight and every- one had a grand time. Oct. 28-29 Teacher's Institute and a few days vacation. The seniors all had their graduation pictures taken, here's hoping we're all smiling pretty! Nov. 16 Seniors' proofs arrive. Pul-lease tell me I don't look like that! Nov. 19 Senior Prom with Paul Kazanowskfs Orchestra giving out with sweet tunes. Nov. 25 Thanksgiving vacation! Don't cat too much turkey! Nov. 27 B. H. S. 32---- XVarren 6. Champs again! Let's give out with the cheers for the coach,' and the boys. Dec. 17 Christmas Dance! Everyone looked forward to this- could it be the Mistletoe??? Dec. 22-Jan. 3 Christmas Vacation! Do we need it? Hope Santa's good to everyone. Jan. 11 Sponsor cards distributed and we went over the top!!! Jan. 24 Decided our Class trip for sometime in April--New York here we come! Feb. 25 The boys went to New Hampshire to play the Dartmouth Frosh and won by a score of 4 -- 1. 28 . . 641.56 iarg Mar. S Pretty busy Week. The hockey team went to West Point to play the Plebes. Quite a treat! By the way we won 10 - S! Mar. 13 All State hockey selections for the year 1948: Leo Krau- nelis, Donald Menard, Pet Bernard, and Ed Allard. Mar. 26 Food sale Was held at Jones' Store in Pascoag, huge success. Beans, cakes, and potato salad Went like hot cakes. Apr. 7-8 Exams here once again and only one more quarter to go. Apr. 11 Ticket selling contest for Senior Play, Little Jimmie Jones, began today. Apr. 19 Ticket returns were made today. Congratulations to the junior class on Winning the contest. Apr. 21-May 1 Spring vacation. Everyone had a wonderful time. Apr. 25-28 Wfc seniors took over New York for three days. We visited many spots of interest, and a wonderful time was had by all. May 13 Mr. Berry held the annual May Concert. May 24 Everyone has the Prom feeling. May 27 Senior Spring Prom and we had Paul KazanoWski's Orchestra,-- Janet Proulx chosen May Queen. May 30 Memorial Day. 'We honor our heroic dead. Gfaaa of '49 When we are old with hair turned grey And reminisce the time away W'e'll still possess fond recollections Of physics lab and mixed directions Of history where We all learned That Nero hddled while Rome burned. Of math-we almost broke our necks Finding what equalled y and X. Of NO: and SOA , Zn, Cu, and many more Cf hockey games and senior plays Missing the bus on rainy days. Of football teams - they made last fall The most successful of them all. Of baseball games, the umpire's shout And mild discussions - safe or out? When we have time to sit and think To these such memories we'll link The thought that none, however line, Could beat our Class of '49. Lloyd Strickland 29- Superfafiued Q f ff janet Proulx Ideal William Fisher Janet Proulx Mori Popular Leo Kraunelis Faith Shaw Mon Cozzrleom William Fisher Ella Phillips Mori Helpful Ronald Tellier Ella Phillips Moyl Dependable Earle Crocker Claire Laferte Mor! Inlellevlunl Earle Crocker Edythe Langlois Bef! Looking Raymond Bernard Constance Durozoy Bert Dmsfer Philip Rabideau janet Proulx Bert Perfouality Donald Rondeau janet Proulx Bert lNYdlllI'9d Donald Rondeau Constance Durozoy Bert Mixer Donald Laporte janet Proulx Bei! Allalele Leo Kraunelis ulaerfafiuezi Barbara Noyes Moy! Likely I0 Szfrfeea' john Lovett Barbara Noyes Mor! Digzzjfezl Raymond Thomas Patricia Brown M051 Maxim! Francis Jarvis Janet Proulx Clwife of Sirier .md Brother Robert Spencer Noella Gauvin Mor! Seriozzr Raymond Thomas Joan Reed Wfiffiefl Donald Rondeau Ella Phillips Dia' Mori For School Ronald Tellier Norma Vienot Bert Sport Donald Laporte Patricia Brown M051 Origifml Donald Rondcau joan Reed Peppjerl Donald Rondeau janet' Proulx Beit Jean Scotland P in A dren and .fl dar Donald Brissette l i Eg! r f I fl , -1 P ' 4 5' Clary Baby Edward McCann 4 1 i 1 , . nil 32 ATEN LL-I S H95 JJ '63 'l 'tile 2 Cfaao 0 I9 .... X fl 2, ISI ROW:- P, Curliss, J. Rawlmson, Il, Cook, K, Gartluncl 1 k Q -.., .. .-. . ,L JUNIOR DIVISION A J, Hofstra, B. Mowry, J, Gibson, . J. Emidy' G, Loc, R. Brown, E, Lzxugv, J, Lnrivivrv, D Q lflllhl. 1 2nd ROW:- C, Cnvansxugh, W, Decotu. F'. Crossley, E, MCG il J, Pendleton, D. Menard, D, Briggh, E, Christensen P Beige W, Lowv, R, Ducharme, J. Wlnte, J, Wood, 3rd ROW:- E, Fralrcis, M, Bonrn, T, Thibeault, J, Colburn, C. Dtswjqtrluif, M, Scully, A, Rivers, S, Hudson, E, D'1v1S A on vhvr, M, Mallcy, D, Peck, M, Vickers, S, Belzxnger, 4111 ROW:- T, Rust, C, Lyons, W, Dumnis, L, Bczturvgnrrl, J. Fuller, R, Harris, C, Hzurifv A, Hnxnmnr, J, Golf Sllirlcy I5L'l.lIlyL'l' Mglric lionin Audrey BULIQIILI' .Ionnnc Emidy lfxclyn I:lA.lllLl5 Doris Ci1'u-11211113411 Allen Hammur Rolwcrt Harris Ull UI' lx U ,1 uN1oR5 lvI.1lII'CL'lI Nullq' Doris Mciurd .Icunncttc Pan! john Pcndlcton Tlromgls Rus: Mary Scully Theresa Tlmiiwgllllx Mcllm WVOI '41. 11 34 fj LLM Atlmor Miss Esther Monti 2 ....C!aaa0 I9 l i E... M..- , DJ, ., L., ...A JUNIOR DIVISION Ii 1St ROW:- M, Miller, H, Connell, C. Stevens, A, Mousseau. A. Dufault, S. Baker, M, Lyons, D, C.-otcnu, J, Anderson, L, Bour- beau, D. Myers, L. Mowry, 2 nd ROW:- W, Place, M Hutnuk, S. Peck, B. Steerc, C, Steere, J, Paul, P, Aubin, D, Menard. H, Keeling, C, Pelky, J, McLean. 3rd ROW:- H, Garceau, R, Cross, J, Gibson, M. Aldrich, M. Steere, B, Smith, M. Worrall, B, Reynolds, R. Gobcille, A. Lavallee, 4th ROW:- E, Morse, D, Buxton, C. Aldrich. J. Shayer, L. Gleason, R, Newman, J Kziczynski, D, Dnchurme, M, Austin, A, Zifchoek, T, Rankin, Joyce Lariviere, Ernest Lange, Robert Brown, Gloria Lee 3.1 1' UIf! lf.llLKS President Robert Brown Vic: Presideni Gloria Lee F' i , Q Q ' 4 gceietgii y lui nest Lange ,Fi'CLlSLll'Ci' ,Ioyee I,1l1'lVlCl'C onor SUl'HOlXflORlCfS Ml, I114I , AllgL'l' .orcllg 1 l0I'!lglllUI'l0!1 Cnro .gi fi . inicc Dnlcy MLlI'lOI'lC' Peck l lorczickc Daly 'l4llOlllLlS Tisilcli D: 1 g :Nl Duclizizinc Marilyii XX'liiu .login Torpcy Cjfaaa 0 19 .... ff , A If ,ff l X fy 2 I i . -,.. ,,. A, Y , SDPIIUIVIORE A and B lst ROWL- L, Francis, E, Menard, J, Bilodeziu, J, Nvyman, J, 'I'urpey, L, Desourdy, A, Huytzlinn, M White, J, Laporte M, Huguenin, A, Gervais, A, Whiteside, 2nd ROVJL- J, Daley, J, McGu1nnes, J, Gumblcton, M, Byrziv, S, Dcsmzimis, J, Misiriszck, M, Pvcli F, Daly, C, Gautreau M, Blair, I51 i ROWZ- R, Nadeau, V, Lovett, R, Mavccau, F, Maynard, W. Lvcs, D, McCuLchcon, R, Gingoll, M, Wood, G, Choinicrc G, Stephenson, W, Simon, G, Boudreau, C, Patterson, 4l,l1 RO'JV:- N, Gk1b1'lK'lI40I1' D, Ducharmc, P, Cuvziiiaugh, W. Tinkhzun. W, Collins, R, Dllmais, W, Richmond, -I, Boylan, F Woociwoilh, W, BHKCY, J, Sti1hbS, L, Gaxiithicr, L, Gingcll, illiisx Ailvimor Miss Mfwgnrfrt T, Magncr ....Cafsfs0 I9 1- ' 1 , ff i ,, , -QW -- 1 SOPHOMORE C and D lsr ROW'- F, Wood, A, Clisclell, E, Farnum, L, Lafond, F, Windsor, J, Gauvin, B, Smith, J, Trudcll, M, Dzmis, D, Fisher, A. Paine, B, Cambio, D. Brissette. 2nd ROW:- E, Theone, M, Auger, M, Lussicr, A, Medbery, M. Reynolds, E, O'Neil, L, Allard, L, Dcsjarlais, E, Farquhar, J. Champlin, L, Burton, 3rd ROW:- G, Blanchard, A, Roulcau, W, Gingell, I, Jacquart, P, Varey, E. Williams, E, Rivet, J, Dcurman, W, Hagerty, W. Rathier, C, Reynolds, 4th ROWZ- M, Goudreau, R Reynolds, J, Dandcnvau, L. Lunglior, W. Yagncsak, H, Brown. F, Dowd, I, Mowry, Isl ROW:- L, Giiigell. 2nd ROW:- L, Allard, G. Beaudreault, F, Dowd. President . , Vice-President: Secretary .. Treasurer A 37 OFFICERS Larry Gingeli Gerard Boudrcauit Lorraine Allard .. Francis Dowd 670144 of I9 2 .... uf' FRESHIVIEN A and B lst ROW2- W. Woods, R, Gleason, R, SL, Pierre, R, Shaw 2nd ROWL- P, Sherman, J, Berube, J. Smith, L, Plame, M Spencer, J, Herzog, J, Clark, J, Pacheco, 3rd ROW:- R, Burbank, C, Hriaanrhopoulos, N, Hinglfy, A cring, K, Yagncsak, K, Salisbury, S, Place, N, Paine, M, G Fuller, S, MacKinnon, T, Powell, W, Naiinig, 4th R,OW:- R. Robillard, H, Disaurell, R, Boucher, C, Aldrich. A, Grover. R Strickland, P, Berger, M, Lapierre, FH McGui1l 5th ROW:- G, Fowler, R, Tcllicr, E, Wi1liamF, R, Mvinville, K W, SanSuucic. J, Place, G, Ku-ling, W, gr Marilyn Barnes ,lane Bcruhc Mary Burton Marie Ducharinc Janice Flynn Alexis Hrisanthopoulos Edward Lange llLlI'l7Lll'1l Manly William Menard Dorothy Miller Wfilliam Nannig Norma Paine 0n0l' RESHMISN , E, Martin, D, Axsenault, C, Wade, K. Segec, . Luther, J, Flynn, B, Walsh, J, Fontenault, M, Dcpoinlc R , Racine, B, Doisvcrt, B, Manly, M, Blll'l1f5', M, Holt, D. Pic ilpin, N, Emerson, N. Richard, E, Cooney. B. Bouchard G A, Hutnak, F, Lce, J, Giard, R. Lee, H, Crabtree, I. Obeig , R, Anderson, E, Franco, C, Desjarlais, . Rothrock, L. Young, A, Hrisrintliupoulos, D. Lockwood, C, Brigg Hodson, W, lvlviiard. H, Vouslricr, G, T Hclcn Phillips june Poirier Willizirn SanSoucic joan Smith Richard Strickland Raymond Tcllicr Carlo Toti Anne Wilcox Mic XXfOodworth Kathlccn Yagncszik Edward Ziffak Patricia Ziffhock 38 Class Advisor Mr, Louis T, Pascoe ....6afsfso 79' jf l J' ,I 2 ' Wil, FRESIIMEN C and D lst ROW:- B. Crossley, E, Christian, A, Gautreau' R, Spink, E. Rabitor, E, Migncault, R, Dinagvn, A, Wade, M, Burton, C, Moore, J, Dionne, T, Letendre, J, Ducharme, 2nd ROVM- P, Zifchoclz, L, Minutelli, J, Fournier, M, Brousseau. D. Mantius, A, Makowski, D, Dueharine, A, Wilcox, E, Steen' 1 A, Snow, H, Phillips, M, Woodworth, K, McCabe, B, Hopkins, P, lvlessinr, J, Brissctte, D, Mooney 3rd ROW:- E, Lange, G, Sleere, P, Houle, C, Thibeault, J, Poirier, J, Kaprusak, B, Jasmin, C, Wells, M, Carroll, M, Sion-1'v J, Riley, P, Turgeon, E, Buttey, D, Miller, C, Allaire, A, Lapham, N, Gabrielson, B. Jasmin, H, Mowry, R, Dumouehelle, 4th ROWL- A, Bello, F, Herarci, F', Smith, E, Zifcak, W, Goldrick, R, Jenks, R. Salisbury, W, Labadie, O, Robillard, C. Aulerich, W, Richardson, A, Robert, J, LaCroix, G, McLean, H, McGuill, R, Smith, L, Lambert, F. Shippee, lst ROW:- R, Tellier, D, Lockwood, G, Keeling, :Ind ROW:- P, Ziichuck, OFF l CERS President . .. George Keeling Vice-President ,, Raymond Tellier Secretary .,.. Patricia Zifclioek Treasurer . .. .. Donald Lockwood 39 XVXOJQI C i'fl5 5't8.'f2C ovnfrc. SS, ru 5 o 1' IVRSA Cross 40 dxfoovx CDELYIQC, Fmffmxx fmsmf geneva f. . 1 Aislature M LEE M ' '-555 Q 1 ' ' Q w. V' K f J Y' SQ -i f ,4 L flis ' ' 4 I Movie .gzifancl cjvlon or Zciefg lst ROWL- J, Lovett, C, Laferte, V, Parkin, D. SanSoucie, M, Gervais, J, Marcoux, D, Guve, C, Durozoy, J Pioulx B Noyes E, McCann, 2nd ROWZ- L, Hugueuin, D. Kecling, C, Becbe, E, Crocker, R. Thomas, F, Jarvis, L, Strickland, C, O'Connell E Phillips G Phillips, .Here shine our stars on the Banner of Scholastic Achieve- ment. lt took patience and endurance to keep them sparkling through the three and one half years during which they attained an average of at least eighty-live percent. Because of these qualities they are destined to meet with success and happiness in their future lives. 42 . . . . Wafi0naf.f4fALfic .gifzofamkqo Sociefg lst ROW:- L, Gauthier, F. Crossley, T. Rust, J, Lovett, W. Decota, R. Ducharme, E, Lange, J. Pendelton. 2nd ROW:- A, Hammar, E, Crocker, W, Fisher, D, Menard, I.. Kraunelis, J. White, R, Harris, It takes versatility to successfully combine athletics with studies. These boys are certainly doing their part for their country by developing their minds and bodies. To recieve :in average of at least eighty percent for three semesters is hard in itselfg but to merit a letter in some sport at the same time is indeed prgliseworthy. 43 a I I I I fm. 120012 52 ff 1, A 4 , J A lst ROVVZ' B. Noyes, G, Phi11iDS. C. Din-ozoy, N, Shaw, E, Phillips, C. Becbc, G, Dufuuli, K, Dorsey, C, Laferte, Zncl ROW:- T. Salembier, B, O'Neil1, M, Lace, B, Grillin, V. Parkin, J, Reed. 31d ROWL- Advisor, Mr, G, O'Conuor, J, Lovett, R, Tcllicr, D, Rondeau, R, Bernard, E, Ciockrr, lfDl'l'OR-lN-C,fl'lllflf ADVISOR lllln Phillips Mr. Gcrrilcl Cj,C:0l1l10l lin rbu rai Noy cr-r Jouu Recd Nornm Shaw Carolyn Boebc Ronulfl Tcllier ASSOCIATE I'IlDl'l'0lLS Virginia Vzirliiii ASSISTANT EDITORS Constance Durozoy Kzxlluin Dorsey Marilyn Lace Mary O'Nci1 Gloria Dufault Raymond Bernard Barbara Griffin BUSINESS MANAGER Claire Luferte ASSISTANT MANAGERS Theresa Salexnbicr Thomas Daley SPORTS EDITORS John Lovvll Earle Crocker Lloyd Strickland ART EDITORS Virginia Parkin Donald Rondtuu PHOTOGRAPIIY EDITORS Gladys Phillips Barbara Noyes TYPISTS Shirley Allairo, Norma Vicnot, Elizabeth Levesque, Gloria Rsibiior, Catherine O'Connell, Mary O'Ha,nian, Doris SanSoucic. Noella Gauvin, Lucy Huguenin, Marjorie Gervais, Dorothy Keeling, Jacqueline Murcoux, Virginia Steers, Pauline Fonten- ault, Janei Proulx, Jean Scotland, 7 f enior I fag lst ROWZV V4 Parkin, S, Allaire, J. Reed, M, Lace, P, Fontcnault, C, Laferle, J, Proulx, Dr, Callahan, 2nd ROW:- P, Brown, E, Phillips, L. Strickland, J, Lovett, R, Tellier, E. Crocker, R, Spencer, B. Noyes, On the evenings of April 21, 22, 23, Little Jimmie Jones CNearly Ninteenj by David Duncan, played to standing room only audiences. This comedy in three acts was under the able direction of Dr. XVilliam L. Callahan. The members of the cast and the senior class wish to take this opportunity to express their sincere appreciation of the support they received from their schoolmates and friends who helped make this undertaking both a financial and social SLICCCSS. Jann-s Jodrcl Jones, Jr, .. James Jodrel Jones, Sr, . Mrs, Jennie- Jones Polly Prescott Mrs, Pamela Prescott Bill Bingham ,. . StuiTy Shaw . Catherine Cameron .. Gabrielle Garneld , Nora Newman ..,. Gladys Glamour .. Dora Davenport .. . Van Dyke Van Horn . Pronipiers i.., Stage Manager msr -ii , little Jimmie Jones .. his father ,. . , . his mother . , Pickles , . . her mother at friend of Jimmie's . the same . ., . ,......... Cudd1eS .,. Gabby ,. .. .... . John Lovett . Ronald Tellier Virginia Parkin Janet Proulx Joan Reed . . . Earle Crocker . . Lloyd Strickland . Claire Laferte .. Pauline Fontenault a young newspaper woman known as Newsy ., , . , Marilyn Lace . , ,. a young movie star . . . , Shirley Allaire owner of Davenport's Department Store . . . . . . , , . , Patricia Brown . . . a movie cameraman . . ,,.. .. . . , Robert Spencer 45 Ella Phillips, Barbara Noyes Donald LaPorte, Philip Rabideau Qfewipapei .... lst ROWL- L, Hxrguonin, B, Griffin, J. Lovett, J, Recd, S, Alluixc, B, O'Ncill, D. Gove, V, Parkin, M. Lace. R, Bishop, K, Garb land, C, Huguenin, 2nd ROW:- G, Rabitor, J, Scotland, M. O'Hanian, D, Medbery. F, Shaw, G, Phillips, B, Noyes, C. Beebe. M, Beebe, V. Stcere, G. Dufault, C, Pelkey, J, Rawlinson, N, Vienot, C. Cavanaugh. 3rd ROW:- E, Mignault, D, SanSoucie, N, Gauvin, J. Marcoux, lr., Shaw, M, Scully, F, DeMel1o. D, Vacher, P. Fontenault, T. Thibault, Mrs, Foley, 4th ROW:- M, Gervais, Dorsey, E, McCann, E, O'NPill, T, Sulembier. lst ROWL- S. Allalre, D, Gove, M, O'Ncill, M, Lace, J, Reed, End ROW:- R, Bishop, V, Parkin, J. Lovett. 45 I 'l'he Newspaper Cluh continued with Mrs. lfzirrell and Mrs. Foley :is urlvisors. The Blue and Wliite wus yuhlislietl hi-monthly with Betty O'Neill as Editor-in-Chief with her uhle assistants Marilyn Luce, john Lovett, and Daryl Gove and the vurious otiicers and reporters piftureil here. Awards were won hy the fol- lowing: Banff iz!!-mvllnzd ll fmt2er, john Lovett. Bell Ifdilm'ial.a, Marilyn Laceg Mor! Dejiwzdabfe Ref1m'le1'.r. Theresa Thiheziult X Ioyce Rawlinsong fVIo.rl Orkgizml f1r!,F.r!, Virginia Parkin. Special pluudits go also to the patient senior typists and minieogrnpli operators who often worked under pressure to help us make ii deadline. .....!an lst ROW:- Mr, Berry, J, Scmland, D, Brlsaetij K, Yagncsak, H, Cook, N, Hingley, S, Dcsmarnis, R, Tellier, P, Zifchock E, O'Nell!, K, Gartlund, J, Herzog, N, Vicnot, T, Salelnhicr. 2nd ROW:- M, Worrall, B, Manly, T, Letendrev J, Dionne, R, Dlllilfjcll, N, Emerson, P, Brown, B, Mowry, L, Wcllu M, Auger, R, Dumouchelle, J, BrisSetto, B, O'N2ill. 3rd ROW:- G, Fowler, W, Decotu, W, Sutcliffe, F, Crossley, F. Jarvis, D, Mcrlbury, D, PlCkl'1'lllg' P, Aubin, M, Peck, C Luicrte, A, Mvdbury, E, Coonvy, C, Lzlie-rip, P. Aubin, W, Sutchffe, B, Manly. l'lANlJ Once again working umlur the able Llirulion ol' Mr. Bcrry, thc school lmml with ZS :nusicians haul il most SLILTCSS- ful year. They pluyccl ul all thc home loollmll gguncs mul at il few .Lwny from home. They hclpul clmccr our team on to victory. The-y also played in thc Mc-xnorigll Day Pnmnlc. As in Lhc past years their cllorts worn: .1 trihutc LO thc pnlicm-c and luulcrslmip of Mr. Berry. 47 CML... ,:,22:' 4- .-..-Qiesisgfagazfsi., ,gm lst ROWZ- J, Brissette, M, Peck, M, Auger, B, Cambio, P, Curliss, A, Racine, H, Cook, D, Brissette, D, Ducharme, B, Boisvert, J. Fontenault, P, Zifchock, P, Messier, 2nd ROWZ- Miss Rosmond, E, Davis, H, Phillips, T, Salembier, P. Houle, S, MacKinnon, S, Desmarais, M, Bryne, J, Riley, C, Salisbury, K, Yugnesak, M, Miller, M. 0'Neill, A, Gautreau, B, Smith, C, Allaire, N, Emerson, C, Toti, Mr. Berry, 3rd ROW:- E, Lange, A, Medbery, M, White, E. Cooney, D, Pickering, B, Manly, K, McCabe, M, Vickers, S, Allaire, P, Brown, N, Gabrielson, M, Gilpin, S, Place, S, Belanger, D. Greenhalgh, C. Cavanaugli, B, Mowry, C, Durozoy, N, Richards, 4th ROWQ- V. Lovett, J, Shayer, J, Kaczynski, M. Wood, R, Telllier, W, Dumais, L, Beauregard, R, Powell, C, Aulerich, J, Hughes, W, Brown, J, Lovett, W. Woods. G LEE CLUB i I f Every Wediiesclay afternoon, the silence of the fifth period of the day would be broken when sweet melodious chords would drift through the tranquil halls of B. H. S. Yes, it was our Glee Club, composed of 65 members. There were some beautiful voices in this group, and under the supervision of Mr, Frank Berry and Miss Virginia Rosmond, they received excel- lent training. This club has prepared many lovely songs for the graduating exercises and for the annual spring concert. We sincerely hope that all future , glee club groups will be endowed with the 1 ' initiative and enthusiasm that this one had, and R, Powell J, Lovett, W, Brown, P, Brown, that they will also have as much success. 48 2 . . . . 8I'Ll0l Z0lI OW Foniennult, S. Allairc, N Viuimt., C, Duroicoy, M, Lace, G. Rz1biLoi', V, Parkin, C, Llfcrte R Telliei n ROW T Silvmbii-r, M, O'Ncill, J, Scotland' D, S: 113: ucie, B, Griffiii, K, Dorm-y, 31d ROW J Proulx, G, Dufault, D, Gove, P, Brown, W, Irown, 4th ROW Powell, J, Lovett, F, Jarvis, R, Thomas, These industrious and mclodious seniors gathered to- gether to form our senior choir, and they have really enjoyed their work. How well they will remember the rush to get to the assembly hall at 8 o'clock every Thursday morning, how much they will treasure those songs they sang, and how they will miss Mr. Berry when they look back on these happy memories in future years. This group also took part in the annual concert and the boys and girls did a fine job. It is the sincere hope of the Review staff that all future senior choirs will be as successful as this one was. 49 Orclrea fra .... ls-L ROW:- Mr. Berry, Mona Auger, Rosemary Dinagen, Theresa Letendre, Betsy Mowry, Joan Brissette. Barbara Manly, Nancy Emerson. 2nd ROWI- Maurice Lapierre Norihe Hingley, Pauline Aubin,Walte1' Decotrl, Francis Jarvis, Fred Crossley. William Sutcliffe, Patricia Brown, Gladys Phillips. lsr ROW2- M. Auger, P, Brown 2nd ROW:- F. Jarv1s, T, Letendre, The Iiurrillville High School Orclicstra, under thc- direction of Mr. Frank Berry, was highly praised for its playing between the acts of the Senior Play. The members also showed their talents at the annual concert lust May. As we go io press they are rcliezirsing for their last zip1vez11'aiiCe of the year. giudiizitiiig exercises. 50 ff jooflaf .... lst, R.OW:- D. Rondcau, J. Torpey. R. Bernard, Co-Capt. W. Fisher, Co--Capt. L. Kraunelis. Co-Capt. D. LaPorte, T. Zcoli, P. Barge, R. Brown. 2nd ROW:- Rathier. 4th ROW:- Mr. Eccleston, L. Gingcil, J.Pend1clon, D. Menard, J. White, E. Lange. W. Dumais. V. Lovett, W. Hagerty, W. 3rd ROW:- W. Gingeil, J. Fuller, W. Decota, M. Wood, F. Dowd. W. Col1inS. O. Robiilard, D. Ducharme. J. Lovett. G. Keelingv J. Place. R. Smith. W. Richmond. W. Richardson, W. SanSouci, A. Robert. A. Hainmar, Sth ROW:- A. Bello. P. Cavanaugh, W. Goldrick, J, Gingell, D. Arsenault, H. McGui11. H. Disautt-11. Broncos Wiii Third Straight Burrillville High School's prestige in the Rhode lsliind schoolboy sport world was maintained and in' creased by this years powerful football team. By ex- tending their skein of Consecutive league victories to 26, the gridsters won their third Class C Championship in succession. set a new state record of 24 successive victories, extended their nuinber of wins to 75 in the last 80 starts since 1936, and left a record of one defeat in the last five years of league competi- tion. The extremely thrilling Cranston fracas in September launched a series of memorable tilts that culminated in the Elf-6 defeat of Warren in Nov- ember. The team carved out its largest slice of All-State glory in history f--- Kraunelis being selected as a lst All-State Team back, lfisher and LaPorte on the 2nd All-State Team as end and guard respectively. These three. together with 'XXfhite, Berge, and Zeoli were placed on the All-Class C lst team. 52 Kraunelis led the entire state in individual scoring and Wfhite was third highest scorer in the state. In four years Ktaunelis gained 3,655 yards b assinv, receivin I vasses and runnin f 4 a dis- 25 7 tance well over two miles. Bernard carried for 427 yards with an axerage of 10.2 yards per carry, the third highest in this department in the school's history. Fisher caught 14 passes to gain 277 yards and set another school record. No one of the indi- vidual players reaily deserves any extra praise because of the outstanding spirit of teamwork and self- sacrifice exhibited by each and every member of the squad, but these fellows were a little bit better than the average. Subsequent classes at B.H.S. have the admirable goal of maintaining the high standards for sports- manship and proficiency that this year's squad has helped to establish. White for a fri-sl: down Duggy cvas hes the way OCLQ .... lst ROW - Mr, Eccloston, R, Bernard, E. Allard. Er Lange, D, LaP0rLe, R, Spencer, T, Rust, T, Zeoli, znd ROW - J, Lovett, B, Gingcll, E. Zitcakv L. Gauthier, G. Kccling, R. Gingell, R. Dumais W, Dumais. J. Pendleton, W Simon P Cavanaugh, R, Tellier, 'Syd ROW - E. Lange. D, Du-tharme. J. White, L, Kraunelis. D, Menard, W, Fisher, J. Torpey, D, Dueharxne, L, Gingell, J Boylan The Broncos. defending champions of the Rhode lsland lnterscholastic Hockey League retained the coveted crown in the 1948-49 season. Sparked hy the defending of Leo Duggy Kraunelis, they ran up a string of 20 consecutive victories hefore losing to a star-studded Brown lfieshman team in overtime. 'l hey presented an unetlualletl starting forward line comprised of Ed Allard, .lim Wliite, and Ray Bernard, and a hardly less formidable 2nd line of jack Torpey, Boh Ducharme, and Larry Gingell. Don Menard and Doggy Kraunelis made up the hest defense comhination in the league, while capahle Ducky LaPorte guarded the drapes. XX'ith Bill Fisher and Ernie Lange adding their talents in relief roles they didn't face a team that was equally well balanced all year. They downed a talented LaSalle sextet fOt1l' times hut the most noteworthy victories were those over the Dartmouth College Freshmen and the West Point Plehes. The only dark spot on an otherwise successful season was a 2 to l defeat at the hands of a capahle Notre Dame team from Berlin, New Hampshire in the New England Playoffs. The Yearhook staff joins the rsiudt-nt hody in offering congratulations to the hockey team and their coach, Mr. Eccleston, for such a successful season and extend to them our hest wishes for another hanner season next year. 5 4 - Q Corea FOOTBALL SCORES- 1948 SEASON B. H. S. .....4. ,.S,.. ...,S.........,.......,.......,,. 6 C ranston .,... ..,. ..,.. 4,.,.. ....,..,.. 1 3 B. H. S. ....... .....,..., 4 5 Lockwood ......,...,.. ..,,..,,... .... 6 B. H. S. .... ,. ........., 48 South Kingstown ...,......,. 0 B. H. S. .,,,,.. ,......... 3 2 East Greenwich ..... 0 B. H. S. ....,.. .......... 2 7 De La Salle ........ .,.,. ..... ...,, O B. H. S. .... .. .,......,. 33 Coventry ........... 6 B. H. S. .,., . ..,....,.. 19 Colt ..., .,.,. , .... . 0 B. H. S. ....,,..,. 27 Barrington ...,.... 0 B. H. S. , .,., .... . ......,,.. . . ,......... 31 Warren ......... ..,...,.. 6 Totals 2 68 3 1 1 The Cranston game was an exhibition game in the Round Robin. HOCKEY SCORES - 1948-49 SEASON League Matches H B. H. S. ....... .,.. 9 Central ,.....,....,,.. .......... ...,. 0 B. H. S. ,..., . ,... 8 Central ...,..,........ .,... ........, .,,.. S D B. H. S. .... 6 North Providence .. .... 1 B. H. S. .... . .... 6 North Providence ......,,,... .,..' . 1 B. H. S. ,,....,. .... 3 East Providence ,. ,. .,,. 0 B. H. S. ,..,. ., ,... 5 East Providence ,...,..,., 2 B. H. S. ...... ..., 3 Cranston .......... .....,...., ,.,.. 0 B. H. S. .... 2 Cranston ,.....,,................. 1 B. H. S. ...., .... 6 Mount St. Charles .,...,.,.... ..,,. 0 B. H. S. .... .. ,... 3 Mount St.Charles. ,.....,... 0 B. H. S. .,.. .. .... 3 Hope. ,...,.,,...,...,.....,......., ,... . 1 B. H. S. ....... .... 4 Hope ...,.,....,..... ,..,. 0 B. H. S. ...,. . ,... 3 La Salle ...,...... ,.., . 0 B. H. S. ,,,... ..,. 4 La Salle .,.,.. 0 Playoffs B. H. S. ..., . ..., 4 Mount St. Charles ..,.. 0 B. H. S. ...,. .. ,... 8 Mount St. Charles .... 2 B. H. S. ..,.,.. .... 2 La Salle ............, ....,....,.. ,.... 1 B. H. S. ...,. , .... 3 La Salle .. ,...,.,, 2 N 011-League B. H. 1 S. ........ ......... 4 Dartmouth Freshmen , ..,..... B. H. S ' 5 B. H. S. ...... , ,... S Brown Freshmen . ,.... .... , 6 B. H. S. ,.,, .,.,,..,...,....,... 5 Pomfret ..,.........,...,.,,... 0 . ,.... ,. .,....... 10 West Point Plebes ...,.,., ...,,... . N ew England Playoffs B. H. S 2 - ........ ............... 1 Notre Dame ...,..... 55 gDona.H fnsehavcgi 51A 'A 1 ,5 QU State 1-if Team cawmv Q1 za,-A Raymond B2'fUfv'6 Leu Kvaucneizs Q QU State Ziflrzim Donald Laporte James LJ bite 56 amd shafts AIMoSf 3- god! lmost but not 5 'ff 351380 .gaffegaf .... liili ROWZ- W, SlltCllffC, W, F'iSl'le1', D, IVICIIBFCI, D, Rondeau, L. KYB llll eliS', J, White, D, Dvcharme, MT, ECCl9Sf.0l'1, 2nd ROVV1- R. GlHgCll, L, GingE1l, VV llllenard, P, Befgey L. L8I'lg.iliC!', C, Lyons, E, McGuill, E, ZlfC3k, R, Cross, 3l'd ROWZ- VV. Baker, R. Harris, F, PSI1CllC'LOl1, W. Dlllllili , R, fllmRlS, D, Dl1Ch2U'1TlC, W, DCCOLH' A BCHO, 4th Rowz- P. Cav anau gh, W, cvingeil, H, Mccum, A, Hamn mflx 4 , A, Ruben, J, Boylan, G, Kecling, M, wood. For the second consecutive year a triple crown is within reach. Having won the crown in football and hockey, our baseball team is in hope of making this another perfect season in sports. Led by Captain Bill Fisher, We hope to successfully defend the state championship which we Won last year. Having made a good start by losing only one league game, we seem to he well on our way toward winning the Western division of Class C. If We succeed in doing this, we will play the winner in the Eastern division for the championship of Class C, and a spot in the state championship playoffs. The team is determined to Win not only the Class C Championship but also the State Championship. BASEBALL SCORES B.H.S. 5 .... .... 5 outh Kingstovi n 1 l5.H.S. 5 ...,, . ....... De Lasalle B.H.S. I5 ..... ..,.. E ast Greenwich 2 B.H.S. l ...., ..... C olt Memorial B.I-1.5. 9 ..... ..... t kNorthhridge 7 lS.H.S. 7 ...... ,............,, B arrington B.H.S. 13 ..... ....,.,...... L ockwood Z B.H.S. 9 ..... .,.. S Outh Kingstown B.H.S. 9 ..... .... N orth Kingstown 6 B.H.S. 14 .... ., East Greenwich B.H.S. I 1 ..., ...,.,...... C oventry 7 B.H.S. 4 .... ................ l -ockwood B.H.S. 10 .... ?kPomfret 3 B.H.S. 6 ...... .. North Kingstown Bl-l.S. 9 ....... .....,.. ..... W a rren 5 B.H.S. I2 .,.... .................. C oventry at Non-league games. 58 Dae 9 2 J P055 A0M,l'l if? l lst ROWI- E, Lange, P, Crossley, W, Sutcliffe, G, Stephenson, R, Bishop, 2nd ROW:- L. Gauthier, R, Bilodeuu, D, Lockwood, T. Rust, F, Woodworth. Ronald Bilodeau CROSS CUUNTRY In thcir nccoml scamn after a layoil of live years the Bronco lmrricrs under the tutelage of Iiddic Mattola and Captainship of Ronald Bilonlcati, dial rnuch to rcvivc this sport at llurrillvillc. Their efforts were overshadowed by our Championship frmthall t:.fain'r: achicvcmcnts, hut they mcritcd crime xmmtalrlc distinctions. Although they wcrf: ilcfcatctl in income with Dcan Acad- emy, North l'rm'idcf1cc High and XWoonsockct High, their indcfatigablc pcrsistcncc l'1'0UffllE rich rcwarcls in the Bruck- shaw Memorial race in thc- Rhode Island interscholastic harricr carnival. Crossley, Stcphcnvon, and Bilodcau rcccivcd medals for their psrformancez in the Class championship race in which thc team Won 3rd place. 60 . . . . CAM OZLQJQ,-5 lst ROW:- G. Lee, Ji Proulx, J. Torpey, 2nd ROW:- C, Dcsjarlais, J, Colburn, D, Myers, A, Mousscau. J, Bilodcau These lively cheer leaders, under the capable guidance of Miss Gclatt, :ind the eflicient leadership of Janet Proulx, helped a great deal to spur our boys on to championship this year. During the sports seasons, they introduced many new cheers which they executed with plenty of pep and enthusi- asm. These girls deserve much praise for doing a fine job. 61 Q, , 5 COOK, M159 Cf Qu we Cm O O I C ACKNOXVLILDGMENT XVe, the members of the Review Staff, express our sincere appreciation to everyone who has helped in any Way to contribute to the success of our yearbook. We thank especially the l00l'l60l 5 Sponsors for the money they have so generously donated. Abrant Wool Garnetting Dr. F. H. Ackrill Adams Drug Co., Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Paul Adams Mr. 8: Mrs. Wendall Aldrich Alice Florist Arthur Allaire Allai1'e's Barber Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Allairc Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Allaire Mr. 8: Mrs. Allard Lucille Allard Lydia Allard Mr. 8: Mrs. Allard Joan Anderson Frank Angell Aramis Furniture Mr. 8: Mrs. Irving Archer Mr. 8: Mrs. Adeus Aubin Pauline Aubin Mr. 8: Mrs. Norbert Aubin Roland Auger John J. Alyward Mr. 8: Mrs. George E. Badeau Durwood Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Bailey Irving L. Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Bailey Bai1ey's Service Station Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Baker Mrs. Fred Baldwin Mr. 8: M.rs. 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