Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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Roberts You kneel before his grave in silent prayer And sometimes even wish that he could be Here with you nowg and yet you know that We Are not aloneg you know that he is there Where all is bathed in Heaven's beauty rare. He lives with God in His Eternity, And even so, his soul is here with thee In answer to thy ever fervent prayer. He lives to climb the path of Calvary, To lay his foot on every tangled sod And evermindful of his Father, he Is treading where the Saints of old have trodg And as he climbs, we know that he will be Forever with our Kind and Gracious God. by Robert A. Hargreaves Class of ' 54 FUHEWUHIJ In the publication of the B. H. S. Review, the class of 195 S has re- corded just a fraction of its joys, experiences, achievements, and other pleasant memories. It is our earnest desire that friends reading this book, in later years, will recall the success and progress of this class. FACULTY .,.....,,.. SENIORS ..,,..... TABLE OF CONTENTS ,. ..... . ,....,.,... .. Page 8 . Page 13 Class Poem Class History Class Diary Superlatives CLASSES ........,. ....,,,,., .......,.,,..,....,,.....,....,.,.,....,,,,,.. .,..,..,,..., P a g e 39 Junior Sophomore Freshman ACTIVITIES .,.........,...,.... ......,...,.,........,..........,....,..,..........,...,...,..,..... .,,...,....., P a ge 47 SPORTS .......,...., SPONSORS ....,..... Rhode Island Honor Society National Athletic Society Senior Play Newspaper Club Bowling Club Weight-Lifting Club Glee Club Orchestra Band Page 57 Football Hockey Baseball Scores Cheerleaders Page 68 1 L in DR. WILLIAM L. CALLAHAN Superintendent of Schools Please accept my sincere congratulations on the successful comple- tion of your high school course. May I extend to you my best wishes for success and happiness throughout your life. W Page Six MR. THOMAS ECCLESTON, JR. Principal Congratulations on the successful completion of your high school course. It is my sincere hope that what you have learned at Burrillville High School will help you to live a happy and useful life. ' Page Seven . M r. Thomas Eccleston, jr Ph. B. M. Ed. Brown University University of Vermont American Government Pascoag, R. I, Mr. Louis T. Pascoe B. S. Rhode Island University History, English Pascoag, R. I. Miss Ann Marie Fregeau FACULTY Jvc ' Mr. Gerald O'Connor Mr. Frank Berry B' 'Western Conservatory of Music Providence College Music Supervisor Mathematics, Science Pascoag, R. I. Paswag, R- I- Mrs. Gladys L. Farrell Miss Virginia R. Rosmond A. B. A. B. Trinity College Regis College French, Latin, Goemetry Mathematics, Science, English Pascoag, R. I. Providence, R. I. Miss Yolande Magner A. B. ED. B. Mount St. Mary College Rhode Island College of Education French History Whitinsvillle, Mass. Pascoag, R. I. Page Eight Miss Shirley R. Morin A. B. A. M. FACULTY l Mrs. Alma R. Kohlhoff B. S. . Mrs. Williamina F. Hall B. S. Annhurst College, Boston College Rhode Island School of Design Framingham State College English, History Uxbridge, Mass. Drawing Supervisor Home Economics Greenville, R. I. Miss Joanne Emidy Mr. Frank J. Hauser Miss Loretta P. Lukowicz ED. B. A. B. B. S. Rhode Island College of Education Providence College Bryant College Science, Mathematics English, Science Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing Pascoag, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. West Warwick, R. I. Miss Joan B. Parfitt Mr. Anthony P. Neri Mrs. Cecile M. McNamara B. S. A. B. ED. B. Bryant College Providence College Rhode Island College of Education Business Law, Typing Geometry, English Science, English, Mathematics Pawtucket, R. I. North Providence, R, I. Pascoag, R. I. Page Nine YQ A1lV.I5I1BSt Miss joan B. Parfitt Mrs. Williamina F. Hall In deep appreciation of their loyal and conscientious guidance as our senior class advisors, we, the class of 195 5, express our gratitude to Mrs. Williamina Hall and Miss Joan Parfitt. Page Ten YEAH Bllllli STAFF Row 1: P. Bowie, J, Lybeert, B. Porter, J. Carlton, C. Anderson, M. LaVoy, M. Dowd, B. Pelkey A. Boylan, J. Darling, S. Piette, C. Pytell. Row 2: Mr. 0'Connor, P. Helm, C. Davis, P. McCabe, J. Russell, R. Robidoax, F. Ford, R. Grover R. Daly, A. Fagan. B. Hopkins. B, Leduke. Editor-in-chief M ..,.,,,, ,....,. ....,.., .... . . . ,,.. . .,.. .,.....,... P atricia Helm Assistant Editors ...,.. . ,. . Barbara Hopkins, Joyce Russell, Betty Porter, Ann Fagan Photography Editors . ,,., .,....,,..,,.,...,. ...... J e anette Lybeert, Patricia McCabe, Ann Boylan, Barbara Pelkey Art Editors . ..,.... ...... , ,,.,, . ....,...,. Mary Owens, Carol Anderson, Rose Daly Sports Editors ..,...,...,,..,,..,....... ,. Suzanne Piette, Ronald Robidoux, Fred Ford, Ray Grover Business Managers ..,,, ..,.. , Beverly Leduke, Jane Darling, Patricia Bowie Typists . ...,.. ,..,,.. ,,.,,. ,......... .,.. , , . M arcia LaVoy, Janice Carlton, Cynthia Davis, Mary Dowd, Carol Ann Pytell Advisor .,,..,. ........,.., ..., ,.., ..,....... . ...,,..,...... ........,, , . G e r ald O'Conn0r Page Eleven ACTIVITIES A 440 'fl fo We OUR MAJQRETTES BUSYDAXI !! QQQSV Page Twelve Q ,I xd WHO wx-xg MP0 1.-9' 12-3 SENIIIH PEL!-X55 IIFFIIIEHS Row 1: Patricia Helm, Anne Mary Boylan, Marcel Keable. Row 2: Frederic Ford. President ,...4.,.l,,...., Class Motto ........,,.l....... .,,. ' 'Let Truth Be Our Guideg Success Our Aim. Flower ..., ,,....., . .American Beauty Rose Colors .4........ ............. B lue and White Class Marshall .....,.,.. .o..,...,.,... J ack Lacey Frederic Ford Vice-President l,......,... , . Patricia Helm Secretary . .,s. ...,,a , Treasurer ...,..... ..,..Anne Mary Boylan Marcel Keable Page Fourteen Virginia E. Allen Ginny Pascoag, R. I. Commercial Bowling, Glee Club. I'll be there in a minute. To own a horse I J 1 Dorothy May Barrows Dot Bridgeton, R. I. General B Bowling Club, Handicraft Club, Glee Club. For crying out loud! To be a nurse. fa . S NJ Arnold C. Bailey Arnie Slatersville, R. I. Carol Mae Anderson Classical A 4-Cary, Chepachet, R. I. Commercial Glee Club, Year Book Staff. I-Iummmm boy! To be a commercial artist. Glee Club, Football, ,Hockey, Baseball, Senior Play, Hey, Buster! To be a sportswriter. G. .ff I Patricia Ann Bennettl ' Upatll Slatersville, R. I. ernadette Shirley Belhumeur Commercial Bernie Chepachet, R. I. Commercial Oh! Well that's life. To be a comptometress. Page Fifteen Handicraft Club, Newspaper Club. I don't think that's funny. To be a secretary. ws ll W W U ,I 1 K Paul L. Brissette ' ..Quin,, Pascoag, R. I. General I Anne Mary Boylan Classical Biology Club, 1? lub, HAnne,, Bowling Club, Baseball. Book Staff. P R I Hey Anne, do this algebra for You beetle br 1 ! ascoagi - ' me! To become a private Se t y' gTe2eeICal1ub, Biology Club, Bowling To be a history teacher' Club, Newspaper Club, Art, Band, Cheerleader, Year Book Staff. Boy am I hungry! To live a happy and successful life. W n - J Eugene Brown Beverly une Carr 'lBrownie Bev Mapleville, R. I. Nasonville, R. I, General Janice Eleanor Commercial Football. ,, ,, Glee Club. Jan Let's have a party! F td 1 R I Oh nuts! To go to California.. ores a e' ' ' TO be a WAF. General Cheerleader, Year Book Staff. Come on, stop it! To become a secretary. Page Sixteen Alice S Muriel Ru by Clark Bowling Art. You scrounge. To Live a happy and successful married life. Club, Sylvester H. Clegg, Jr. Buster Harrisville, R. I. Classical Glee Club, Football Manager, Hockey, Baseball, Senior Play. Hey, Ray! To become a leading sports announcer. Chisholm A'Lin Linda Mohegan, R. I. Classical Biology Club, Glee Club. Oh, am I Hungry! To become an X-ray technician. Me Me Harrisville, R. I. Commercial Art. Let'S go! To be a typist. Christine Louise 47 General Biology Club, Glee ub, Teena paper Club. Chepachet, R. I, Commercial Glee Club. Let's face it, it's just like that. To live a happy and successful married life. Page Seventeen Hey, Nan 1et's go. To be a typist. N s Club Glee Hey Bev, wait for me! To live a happy and successful life. 'xfffgklf' Af' Jane Ann Darling lIJaneyYY Chepachet, R. I. General Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Handicraft Club, Glee Club, News- R056 Ann Daly paper Club, Library Aid, Ticket Rosie Seller, Year Book Staff, Model P8-SCORE, R. I. Legislature. General How was I supposed to know ?'f Biology Club Chemistry Club, T0 get a '48 Ford, and to go to Glee Club, Art: Newspaper C1lub,Penn State- Softball, Ticket Seller, Year Book Staff. Hi, doll! Cyn1.h Glendale, R. I. General Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Handicraft Club, Library Aid, Softball, Majorette, Year Book Staff. 'tHey kids, 1et's eat! To live a happy and successful life. To be an R. N. John Thomas Doonan Spider Pascoag, R. I. Shirley Patricia Dionne General Ushirln Ya, don't know, do ya'! Pascoag' R' I' To go to Georgia. Commercial Biology Cllab, Bowling Club, Glee Club, Art, Band, Cheerleader. What's this, nothing? To live a happy life. Page Eighteen M. Mary Kathleen Dowd Ann Barrett Fagan Mair UAHDH Pascoag, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Classical C - 1 Band, Biology Club, Chemistry Allnngggg Glee Club Cheer- Beverly Ann Ducharme Club, Orchestra, Glee Club, Library ,eading Year' Book Staff ' '1DutChy Aid, Year Book Staff, Senior Pliay. M ' ' H C , wh t h w t Wah' twice,-. Glendale, R. I. next YH a ave e go To own a new car. General To study medicine. Biology Club, Glee Club, News- paper Club. N W W Hey kids when do we eat ' Frederic Hugh Ford Fred Union Village, R. I. Classical Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Or- chestra, Football, Hockey Manager, Baseball, Year Book Staff, Senior Play. Oh, cut it out! To be an engineer. To live a happy and successful life. Angie Pa Commercial Glee Club. Never happen! To see the 48 states. Page Nineteen Clara M. Fraser Clarie Pascoag, R. I. Commercial Bowling Club, Glee Club, Library Senior Play. Hey, kids, let's sing something! To go to comptometer school. Gauthier Charlie Pascoag, R. I. Classical Gliee Club, weight Lifting ciub. Hey Til! To be an archaeologist. M2 ii.. l Raymond Edward Grover 'fi .94-, Raymond Gauthier llRayYl Union Village, R. I. General Glee Club. Never-be-satisfied. Army career. 4619052 flawv VQK Doris Rachel Giroux -'Dot' Chepachet, R. I. Commercial Glee Club, Newspaper Club. You'll get yours! To go to California. Speedy A 1 Barbie Union Village, R. I. 1 Nasonviltle, R. I. I Classical Football., Hockey, Baseball Man- Patricia Lee Helm General ager, Glee Club, Year Book Staff, HI,-,atv Bowling Club, Newspaper Club. Semof Play- Slatersville, R. 1. Let's go get a. Gilbert's charcoal Wood makes the best SaWdL1St! Classical broiled steak sandwich. To be a chemical salesman. Chemistry Club, Glee Club. To live happily in my new home. Handicraft Club, Newspaper Club, Library Aid, Ticket Seller, Year Book Staff, Model Congress. Oh! jeepersf' To be a good enough teacher to deserve an apple a day. Page Twenty Barbara M. opkins ni if Marcel Keable Zyl, C e Keable Harrisville, R. I. G1 e 25:51 C1 '11 can Jean Club et Selle ' Q0 Bowling Club, Gllee Club, Foot- Stafy. Blondie ball. -10h gee - I d owgf' Pascoag R I Hey Matt, do your solid? To be happy. ' ' ' To be an engineer. General Art, Band, Bowling Club, Or-ff chestra. .yi ,lf 'tLet's go, Mary! To be a, dietician ,W 1 W Keane V Chepachet, R. I. Commercial Suzanne Irene Cheerleading. H Suzie, , You know it! , , To live a happy and successful Ha1r1sv1ue'R' I' Life- General Biology Club, Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, Majorette, Senior Play. Funny Boy! To go to California. Page Twenty-one Marcia LaVoy Marsh Mapleville, R. I. General Glee Club, Newspaper Club, Year Book Staff. What did I do now! fTo live a happy and successful Li e. 2-9-1 Leiiuke L , Beverly Pasco g, R. 'I. General Biology Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Majorette, Year Book Staff. And . . . here we are! To live a happy and successful life. Janice Levein llJanYl Glendale, R. I. General Newspaper Club, Softball. Boy, what a doll! Edward Limoges ..Ed.. Harrisville, R. I. General Football, Hockey. Got a penny ? To go to Hawaii. To work in a children's hospital. Jo-Ann Pascoag, H , Conimerw General Glee Club Ye 0 Staff Glee Club, Newspaper Club, Soft 1 ' ll. Senior Play. ba .loh joyln gr What a ninny! To become a private se etary. Commercial To become a comptometress. Biology Club, Bowling Club, Glee Club. How 'bout that! To be a successful comptome- tress. Page Twenty-two M' Q HN, 9, ,gy LL JW -. W Barbara A. Mandeville Babs North Smithfield Commercial Newspaper Club. Kind of makes you wonder, huh Some day own a Ford con- General Vertlble' Band, Orchestra, Glee Cldb, Girls' State, Year Book Staff, Senioi Play. Carol, don't ask so many ques- tions! l ' To become a private secretary. Malcolm M. McCutcheon 'flume' 'X l Harrisville, R. I. General Football. Mud in your eye. To be a state trooper. N Norman Menard ..J0e,, Harrisville, R. I. Classical Glee Club, Baseball, Football., Mary Sophie Miecielica Hockey. Huh Baby? 1-Mai,-H To be a professional hockey player. Pascoag, R. I. Commercial Hi ya men! To go to California and Hawaii. Page Twenty-three Oakland Classical Baseball. Ain't that aWfull! Lead a happy life. L' .1.-' f 1 U. , J' General Glee Club, Orchestra. Oh! that's great! To travel around the world. -fum-fvh- Joyce Mowry Josephine Mapleville, R. I. Commercial Handicraft Club, Softball, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Senior Play. Hey, ya know what! To go to comptometer school. Charles Nasonville, R. I. General I feel sorry for ya. To go to college. I' I7- 1 e 1 . v. I Shirley Theresa Murphy r' crm V Murphy K '-Bob NaSOI1Villl6, R- I- H P Harrisville, R. I. General Mona Margaret O'Connell General urn be down to get you in my UMOH Football, Hockey, Baseball. hotrod honey. What did we have in French? To join the Air Force. Pascoag' R' I' T0 go to College, Classical Glee Club, Band, Bowling Cljub, Oh, no! To go to college. Page Twenty-four f -ew Mt w , A 1 . jf' Q IA W W K 0 lj fi X135 val, W fd I U1 W ff ' Vllfj Mary Charleen Owens '1Mair Glendale, R. I. Commercial ' Newspaper, Handicraft, Softball, Year Book Staff. VVho did their French or Eng- 1ish'? Join the WAVES. Lorraine Jeannette Paquin r4L0rryvn Pascoag, R. I. General Bowling Club, Glee Club, News- paper Club, Softball. ing. Professional rol er kater. Nancy El be eckham HN , orth tuat mere W er Club Band, Bi0lOgy Barbara Ann Pelkey , , chery. UB bn ' e , M e guess Wvhat? P gr R I e good typ' and type 65 asco g' ' . JI. - General Cheerleading, Glee Club, Art ' Club, Biology Club, Year Book Staff. Not too much To always be happy. Page Twenty-five Carol want to go rolling skat- .,,, Robert Henry Pascoe Squat Pascoag, R. I. General Glee Club, Baseball, Basketball 'AIt kind of makes you wonder.' Disc Jockey. .ipepn Mapleville, R. I. General Football. Do your French ? To go to Hawaii. Q EU' - l Xx bw I o Lewis B. Pickering H W Tafkilfl, R- I- Chepachet, R. I. General Suzanne Ruth Piette Commercial Glee Club. Suzie Glee Club. 'Tll drive right over you! Glendale, R- I- Oh no, that's miserable! TO drive at II1di21I121P01iS- General To be a private secretary. Handicraft Club, Biology Club, Glee Club, Cheerleading, Year Book Staff, Softball, Senior Play. Oh, honestly! To be someone's favorite teacher. m A f 40111. v e, , V , , Betty Eleanor Porter rp Sharon Lee Ann Quigley Betty ..Ann.. Harrisville, R. I. General Mapleville, R. I. . ,, V VV Biology Club, Chemistry Club, QM-01 Ann Py-tell Commercial Library Aide, Year Book Staff, Glee Club. Glfis State' H Carol You know yo.1're not funny! Jeepers! Crow! pascoag-,R,1, To be happy and successful in T0 30 to 0011936 whatever I do. General Glee Club, Softball, Band, Year Book Staff, Senior Play. Where's my glasses? To live a full and happy life. Page Twenty-six Ov ,f ll Va f John Racine Johnny Harrisville, R. I. General 1 BOYD Football. Hi ya honey! To be successful in life. General Model gress. Nice day today-if it doesn't rain tomorrow. Model Con- To be a bachelor politician. Ronald Ronnie Mapleville, R. I Commercial VVeight lifting. Hey, Ray! Join the Marine Corps. Janice Louise Rothrock Jan Mapleville, R. I. General Nancy Hope Round Handicraft. TCM Did I miss much yesterday ? Harrisviuef R' I' To work in a nursery school. General Glee Club, Biology, Newspaper Club, Bowling Club. Gollly Gee! To place first in the 100 meter backstroke. Page Twenty-seven Club, Club, Traffic ear Book Staff. To live a happy and successful life. fl.Jl'x.,tf 5 A lk Robert james Russgll Sylvia Ann Scanlon su Bob Pascoag, R. I. North smithfieid, R. 1. Classlcal , D Glee Club, Newspaper, Biology Classical Gloria Alma St. Amant B?v:1inalC1ub, SOfUOH11i M0de1 Leg- , 1S a ure. Football' Semof Play- '1Glo t'Har1 and all those other big H P l d . ey' ep Harrisvili1e,R. I. Wor S , To go to college. To be an airline hostess. Commercial Glee Club. Arthur Roland Sherman, jr. Art Pascoag, R. I. General Bowling Club. Hi, Sam. To be a mechanic. Calm your. nerves. To go to Ha N VL ,K . 4 V 0 Richard Allen Silverthorne 'Snippy Chepachet, R. I. Commercial Bowling Club, Football. That's my Biology teacher! r To be successful in later life. Page Twenty-eight Harvey Arthur Smith Smitty Pascoag, R. I. Classical Band. Orchestra, Glee Club Newspaper Cl-ub, Model Congress Senior Play. Now what ? Industrial Engineer. Stewart Barb Forestdale, R. I. Classical Majorette, Glee Club. E-E-E-gads is that Jazzy! To be a successful teacher. Robert joseph Telher ..Te1,, Pascoag, R. 4lDanvv Daniel Francis Tondre North Smithfield, R. I. Commercial Football, Glee Cl.ub. Hi shorty. To succeed. M General VVeight Lifting Club Smile like Liberace say that! To go into the army u1Mad1r Hockey Pascoag R I Cut lt out will ya General Glee Club, Biology Club Softball Ticket Seller. clwhy :yn To travel. Page Twenty-nme Y ix N 1 AX I Barbara Arm W it y J U Raymond G. Zifcak 1 Bar Commerci Majorette Senior Play. - Oh Brother' Harris 1,R.I ee b, hery, g. HRay7! Pascoag, R. I. Classical Hockey, Baseball, Football, Glee Club. Hey, Arnold! To be a com to J To master the French Language. Life I'1l and s Q , 0 Page Thirty g off. uccessful Il. A. H. AWAHII Best Citizen Patricia Lee Helm of North Smithfield, Was chosen by seniors and faculty as best citizen of the Class of 195 5 for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrimage. She 'will receive a certificate and pin for this distinction. She, with 26 other D.A.R. winners from each high school in Rhode Island, was honored at a luncheon held March 24, at the Narragansett Hotel. Yearlmnk Advisor The senior class of 1955 take this opportunity to express their deepest gratitude to Mr. O,Connor Whose untiring efforts and guidance made this yearbook possible. He not only acted as an excellent advisor, but also as a true friend. 5 Page Thirty-one CLASS HISTIIHY One crisp, sunny morn early in September, 1951, 140 freshmen, be- witched by teachers, bothered by homework, and bewildered by bells, entered into these hallowed halls of learning. We immediately elected Raymond Zifcak-president, Anne Mary Boylan-vice-president, Fred- eric Ford-secretary, and Arnold Bailey-treasurer. Our class advisor was Miss Ruth Gonyor. Guiding us in our sophomore year were Arnold Bailey-president, Paul Brissette - vice-president, Barbara Herzog - secretary, Robert Mooney-treasurer. Carol Pytell and Patricia McCabe were representa- tives at the United Nations Conference held at Harvard University. Upper Classmen At Last! ! ! Junior Class officers: Robert O'Donnell-president, Eugene Brown - vice-president, Janice Carlton -- secretary, and Joyce Russell - treasurer. Linda Chisholm, Patricia McCabe, and Betty Porter were rep- resentatives at Girl,s State. Members of the National Athletic Society were: Arnold Bailey, Sylvester Clegg, Marcel Keable, Matthew Misias- zek, Robert O'Donnell, and Raymond Zifcak. Raymond Zifcak made All State second team. Hurrah! - Seniors! ! In the driver's seat on the last days of our journey was president- Frederic Ford, assisted by Patricia Helm - vice-president, Anne Mary Boylan-secretary, and Marcel Keable-treasurer. Our activities includ- ed-Freshmen Get Acquainted Dance, Dorothy Daigneault, chairman,- Winter Wonderland, QPromJ ,Joyce Russell, chairman,-two food sales chairmen, Barbara Hopkins and Dorothy Daignaultg--bracelet commit- tee, Ann Fagan, chairman. Our theme at Graduation was medicine and Patricia Helm and Betty Porter were valedictorian and salutatorian re- spectively. Page Thirty-two CLASS PIIEM September 1951 - we entered Burrillville halls, As freshmen We had much to learn within those lofty walls September 1952 - we took our sophomore bow, With subjects, new and difficult, our path grew rougher now. September 1953 - our goal was nearer still, As juniors Qupperclassmenj we entered with firmer will. September 1954 - the senior doors swung wide, With thoughts of graduation day, our hearts were filled with pride. Gur happy days at B. H. S. have left us memories dear, May the knowledge gained within these walls go with us through the years. Page Thirty-three Patricia Helm September 13 September 16 October 1 October 15 October October 2 8 , 29 November 13 November 25 November 29 December 3 CLASS IIIZIHY Today the halls of Burrillville High School echoed the sounds of many voices, as we renewed old acquaintances and welcomed the timid freshmen. We also wish to welcome Miss Joan Parfitt, Miss Loretta Lukowicz, Miss Joanne Emidy, Mr. Francis Hauser, and Mr. Anthony Neri to our faculty. The following students were elected class officers to guide us throuh our most important year: Frederic Ford ,... ,. ..... .,,. ...,,,...........,.,.,. . . . ...,,.,.......,.. President Patricia Helm ...,...,...,.a,... ,.i.. .,.i..,,... V i ce-President Anne Boylan .,a. .,,..,4....,, Secretary Marcel Keable ...i.,,. ..,.. ....,...., ......,... .s.....y a,,.........,. T r e a s urer A huge success-our Freshman Get Acquainted Dance. By an elimination dance John Rivers and Alice Reinwald were chosen as king and queen. Filled with anticipation, the seniors rushed to the cafeteria at 2:30 to select the class rings. The Bronco special, a round blue stone with broncos on either side, was finally agreed unon. The Yearbook Staff was chosen by the faculty, and Patricia Helm was elected as our Editor-in-Chief. Now to get all the work o fputting a year book together done in time. While the teachers went to school, at their annual Institute in Providence, we seniors sat smiling before Loring's cameras. Say cheese, everybody! The seniors held a food sale today, raising additional funds needed for our graduating class. Added to the customary festivities of Thanksgiving Day, the excitement of the Broncos' victory over Woonsocket High School made today's holiday meal even more enjoyable than usual. Open House tonight! Our parents came to school-got no assignments! The highlight of the evening was a chemistry demonstration, so aptly performed by two senior boys down in room 2! In the enchanting winter atmosphere of the gaily decorated hall, our Prom, Winter Wonderlandf' was held. We tripped the light fantastic to the melodic strains of Charpentier's Orches- tra. Joyce Russell was crowned queen. Page Thirty- four December 17 December 24 January 19 February 17 March 11 March 31 April 21, 22, May 27 June 21 June 23 June 24 2 CLASS DIARY Gur class rings have finally arrived. My, but don't we feel big! The long-awaited Christmas vacation has at last arrived, and as the spirit of Christmastide engulfs us, our thoughts turn toward peace and good Will. The sponsor drive began today, and all the seniors are busy canvassing their neighborhoods for sponsors. Hope we can reach that goal! The cast for our Senior Play was chosen tonight in Room 6. We hope it will be a big success! The sponsor drive ended today - at last the goal has been reached. The Glee Club tried something new this year by presenting an Easter Cantata, and the orchestra, with Guest Conductorf' added a note of humor! In all, a big success. Congratulations, Mr. Berry, and Fred! Curtain Going Up! The Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was an excellent presentation in three acts, un- der the direction of Miss Morin. Good work, future actors and actresses! Our Spring Pro1n! Laughing voices, pastel-colored gowns, gay decorations-all helped to make our last prom as seniors a big success! Our May Queen was Shirley Murphy. Our class banquet was held at Gus' Tavern tonight, and the Senior Farewell Dance given us by the Juniors climaxed a Won- derful evening. At last we've reached the end of a long, long trail. A lot of hard work, but also a lot of fun has gone to make our four years at B. H. S. years that we'll want to remember. We come to school today for the last time, not as seniors, but alumni! Good-bye B. H. S.--now it's up to us to go out and show the world all you've taught us! Page Thirty-five i 4 SUPEHLATIVES -Nfl D vi C if W CLHTH Spider X I , ...ik-, t Bm-b av MF' ik' xl , A Sf? km lg Bob XI! Lin PAT Gene i Fred SiL Page Thirty-Six Ti nn - dr- U6 Bus'Ii:r gnupg , - 'Tbm MATCH! Best Athlete: Nancy Round, Raymond Zifcak. Class Dreamer: Sylvia Scanlon, Jack DO0I'l3,I1. Most Likely To Succeed: Patricia Helm, Fred Ford. Most Flirtatious: Christine Cooke, John Racine. Most Musical: Ann Fagan, Daniel Tondre. Choice of Brother and Sister: Joyce Rjus- sell, Suzanne Piette, Robert Russell. Most Helpful: Patricia Helm, Fred Ford. Most Serious: Betty Porter, Robert Tellier. Wittiest: Clara Frazer, Raymond Grover. Most Talkative: Suzanne Piette, Thomas Roberts. Ideal: Cynthia Davis, Fred Ford, Most Popular: Joyce Wilbur, Arnold Bailey, Raymond Zifcak. Most Cdurteous: Patricia Helm, Richard Silverthorne. SUPEHLATIVES x'f 'ik'- 3 Q . . Q . XII Jan .i 'A..:fA.A.v,' --ig- il' Q, John .- is X I I ,'A.W , W Q Mnin -Q- , ly ' H 43 'qi ' A ' ,X7' I X Hrnis I Bob Qglff X I , x I ,DWW .. Q.. - ik.. .3 ,,, A Charlie Best Looking: Jeannette Lybeert, Ed- ward Limoges. Cutest: Marcia LaVoy, Joyce Wilbur, Eugene Brown. Most Intellectual: Patricia Helm, Fred Ford. Best Personality: Joyce Russell, Ray- mond Zifcak. Best Mixer: Joyce Russell, Marcel Keable. Best Natured: Ann Fagan, Raymond Grover. Most Dependable: Patricia Helm, Fred Ford, Happy-Go-Lucky: Mary Owens, Robert Pascoe. Most Original: Clara Frazer, Sylvester Clegg. Peppiest: Barbara Keane, Robert Pascoe Best Dancer: Barbara Stewart, Charles Gauthier. Class Baby: Linda Chisholm, Fred Ford. TeTn I , - - Rn 1': .,.. , . A I my E . .,.,. I 'Niki ,,.- I ,S 2 2352. ' r1nnceL Ann Page Thirty-Seven YI! we Tgsycc Klr ..Q.., 9-In X'1 ffggez SENIIJH PHUM Couwtlwcj VOTES l,JoNcY6.RlHNcl15 QUEEN 'Pa-P RON S AMA, oxd 3 L ER Page Thirty-Eight .IU NIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN T CLASS llF195E Row 1: M. Bonin, E. Blanchard, V. Brissette, N. Davis, B. O'Donnell, M. Lefebvre, M. Miga, J. Wilkins, C. Aubin, C. Marsh, A. Ladefian, S. Kozlik, J. Normandin, B. Warroll, B. Devlin, D. Steere, A. Lovett, N. Pepler, E. Rosenberg. Row 2: L. Paquin, M. Gaucher, B. Kermack, O. Seider, M. Boisvert, E. Costa, S. Hughes, C. Holt, P. Freitas, C. Eddy, S. Larcheveque, A. Flynn, J. Pendleton, B. Hendrickson, A. Lariviere, G. Flynn, C. Finneran, M. Casey, M. Davis, J. Boisvert, S, Rivers, E. Fontaine, M. McCann, C. Letendre, G. Godin, E. Paul, K. Malley, R. Martel, E. Whitaker. Row 3: T. Deblois, N. Baker, W. Herzog, A. Buxton, V. Hutnak, B. Carpenter, D. Meikle, R. Stewart, E. Boucher, F. Kaczynski, B. Garrity, R. Lafreniere, S. Kemp, E. Pearson, A. Singer, E. Bertholic, L. St.Armand, W. Burrows, L. Lawrence, F. Miller, L. Pascoe, M. Darling, F. Inman, J. Burton, D. Young. Row 1: D. Steere, M. Miga. Row 2: A. Lariviere, D. Sartrys. Page Forty JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .Marilyn Miga Vice-President .,... David Sartrys Secretary .. ..,... Anna Lariviere Treasurer .. ..,. Deborah Steere CLASS UF 1956 Row 1 J. LaVoy, A. Crabtree, B. Fox, A. Ethier, M. LeBlanc, D, Tellier, E. Gingelil, E. Christian B. Lange, C. Champlin, C. George. Row 2: D. Smith, J. Kozlik, R. Herard, A. Desautell, J, Franklin, B. Moore, J. Paquette, L. Racine, P. Oellette, S. Duperron, B. Rylah, R. Brissette, P. Sherman. Row 3: B. LaPorte, R. Nerbonne, R, Soderlund, P. Lane, R. Trinque, J. LeBlanc, D. Sartrys, R. Gautreau, R. Demers, R, Guilbaullt, E. Gautreau, J. Howard. Advisor: Miss Loretta Lukowicz Page Forty-one CLASS IJF1957 Row 1: B. Morrison, J. Laverdiere, E. Plante, C. Marceau, M, Cute, M. McCoy, C. Menard, N. Ducharine, E. Paquin, B. Choiniere, M. Meyer, K. Hingley. Row 2: M. Tremblay, B. Hartley, D. Disautell, E. Eddy, D. Roy, L. Desautell, S. Lepine, L. Bennett, J. Remington, C, Flanagan, L. Crook, G. Mowry, J. Glasheen, E. Quezumbra, A. Moore, M. Rivet, A. Hoyle, M. Hartley, E. Hall, S. Rocheford, S. Hadfield, E. Paul, G. Auger. Row 3: R, Morris, R. Steere, R. Garceau, R. Brousseau, B. Anez, K. Hopkins, L. Houle, G. Foster, A. Shepard, J. Little-wood, T. Carroll, G. Helm, R, Royer, D. Torpey, R. Walker, A. Durfee, D. Leduke, T. Boylan. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Arthur Shepard Vice-President Edward Bonczek Secretary . .. .. Martha Hartley Treasurer ,, Catherine Marceau 1 Row 1: C. Marceau, E. Bonczek. Row 2: A. Shepard, M. Hartley. Page Forty-Two CLASS IJF1957 Row 1: R. Colburn, B. Fuller, M. LaPorte, R. Knight, D. Bouchard, M. Daignault, V. Richardson S, Lambert, E. Quezumbra, B. Frenette, S. Toti, L. Assis, L. Blanchette. Row 2: R. Smith, W. Leddux, F. Dugas, J. Lewin, R. Aubin, R. Young, J. Charette, W. Brotherhood, G. Racine, L. Heroux, R. Deroy, J. Ducharme. Row 3: R. Rathier, D. Marsh, A. Genereux, G. Plante, E. Bonczek, D. Whiteley, G. Reed, V. Tourte Lotte, A. Phillips, D. Tetreault, E. Lalancette. Advisor: Miss Ann Marie Fregeau Page Forty-Three CLASS UF 1953 Row 1: S. Simpson, V. Anderson, P. Hurst, R. Sherman, B. Blanchard, E. Zifeak, F. Dalton, J. Goulart, M. Tarvis, M, Geer, C. Courtemanche, D. Theroux, C. Peck, C. Perreault, A. Ducharme, C. Bibeault, M. Dwyer, J. Ducharme, L, Lemieux, M. Boylan, D. Wheat, M. Dandeneau, N. Whittaker, R. Smith, J. Robidoux. Row 2: J. Pohacek, J. Rivers, M. Darling, D. Potter, A, Reinwald, M. Wilson, P. Reiley, L. Fon- taine, J, Richardson, M. Pelkey, S. Guertin, P. Leveille, S. Eddy, M. Kemp, J. Paquette, E. O'Donnell, E, Marshall, M. Berube, P. Bowin, W. Pichie, A. Assis, D. Flynn, W. Franklin, R. Tremblay. Row 3: R, Cochrane, C. Dimond, W. Connell, M. Cosetta, R. Cook, J. Scurka, D. Ducharme, T. Eccleston, R. Looby, G. Carpenter, C. Van Gorden, R, Clausen, B. Myers, R. Flynn, D. McGuinness, D. Keable, D. Waterman, L. Barnes, F. Thompson, R. Marshall, R. Bartlett, J. Desourdy. PRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Raymond Pepler Vice-President . David McGuinness Secretary ...,,. Diane Wheat Treasurer .... . ....,.. Margery Boylan Row 1: R. Pepler, D. McGuinness. Row 2: D. Wheat, M. Boylan. Page Forty-Four CLASS UP 1958 Row 1: P, Merchant, P. Frechette, A. Bishop, B. Kelm, D. Boutilier, C. St. Jean, P. Lane, E. Reilly J. Blanchard, M. Champlin, L, Cooney, J. Marsh, M. Ducharme, S. Kaprasak, S. LaVoy P. Lepine, R. Dowd, M, Lee. Row 2: P. Gallant, J. Laclefian, R. Shaw, R. Hebert, C. Boisvert, F. Mowry, M, Kaczynski, J. In- man, J, Costa, C. Lawrence, P. Stead, J. Desjarlais, A. Bruneau, B. Genereux, N. West N. Carr, J. Desjarlais, P. Dugas. D. Atherton, H. Mowry, S, Ratelle, W. Jaubert, M Huguenin, L. Allen, Row 3: R. Bonin, M. Davis, R. Aubin, D. Wayland, J. Langlois, D, McCutcheon, R. Pepler, W. Rivers, J. Campbell, R. Daggett, R. Chretien, W. Thibodeau, A. Stenberg, J. Gariepy, C Hebert, K, Putnam, R. Allen, F. Allen, D. Potter, D. Beauregard, W. Potter. Advisor: Miss Joanne Emidy Page Forty-Five v A AQ' X, Q0 C HUNUHS Page Forty-Six sm S Q' HHUDE ISL!-XNII HIINIIH SIJEIETY Row 1: C. Pytell, A. Fagan. B. Hopkins, G. St.Amant, J. Lybeert, A. Boylan, B. Pelykey, P. Helm. Row 2: J. Darling, P. McCabe, A. Bailey, R. Tellier, F. Ford, M. Keable, C. Davis, J. Carlton, Clara Fraser, lnot in picture! W'e congratulate the seniors who have become members of the Rhode Island Honor Society through their outstanding work and ability. To maintain an average of eighty-five percent or more for three and one- half years these seniors have worked diligentlyg and so we wish them the best of everything in whatever they may undertake in the future. Page Forty-Eight NATIIJNAI. ATHLETIC SUEIETY Row 1: R. Brissette, R. Zifeak, R. O'Donne1l, R. Trinque, A. Bailey. Row 2: R. Stewart. F. Ford, S. Clegg, M. Misiaszek, M. Keable. Boys who have been outstanding in the field of sports and who, in addition to earning their letter, have maintained an average of eighty percent or better for three semesters are members of the National Ath- letic Society. Although leaders in sports, they have never neglected the important matterg good scholarship. Page Forty-Nine SENIUH PLAY Row 1: S. Piette, J. Lybeert, P. McCabe, B. Whiteley, S. Lane, B. Mawry, A. Fagan, C. Pytell Row 2: H. Smith, R. Pepler, R. Russell., F. Ford, S. Clegg, M. Misiaszek, R. Grover, C. Murphy A Bailey, Miss Morin. OUR HEARTS XVERE YOUNG AND GAY by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough CORNELIA ..... ..........,,,.,................,.......,.....,.................,..,..,.....,,.,.....,.,..,.,.,..... EMILY ........ DICK .... LEO ......,....,..........,.. .. MRS. SKIN NER ...... MR. SKINNER ....,.....,,......... MONSIEUR DE LA CROIX ....... STEWARD ........,..............,....... ........, PURSER , ...,........ STEWARDESS ........... .. ADMIRAL ..,,..,,....,....,..... HARRIET ST. JOHN ....... WINIFRED BLAUGH ....,.. INSPECTOR , .........,..,... . THERESE ,... ...,.....,...... ..... MADAME ELISE ............ . WINDOW CLEANER ....,....,.......... .. STAGE MANAGER ...,..,..,.,.......,....... ....,, ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ..... .,.... DIRECTOR ...,.....,........,..,..,.............,... , .....,,...,..,. . Page Fifty .Suzanne Piette Carol Ann Pytell Sylvester Clegg .. Frederic Ford Patricia McCabe ., Raymond Grover Arnold Bailey Harvey Smith Charles Murphy Barbara Whitley Robert Russell Barbara Mowry Clara Fraser Ann Fagan , Jeannette Lybeert Suzanne Lane Ronald Pepler Betty Porter Matthew Misiaszek Miss Morin NEWSPAPER IILUB Row 1: A. Lovett, J. Levein, M. Boylan, A. Boylan, M. Laporte, L. Paquin, L. Paquin, G. Auger B. Kermack, S. Scanlon, P. Helm. Row 2: Mrs. Farrell, J. Mageau, B. Ducharme, K. Hingley, S. Huges, D. Desautell, J. Glashein C. Flanagan, D. Daignault, J. Laverdiere, D. Steere, S. Lambert, M. Owens, B. O'Donnel1 Miss Parfitt. ' Row 3: J. Goulart, M. Costa, N. Peckham, M. Miga, B. Morris, R. Walker, B, Choiniere, H. Smith, D. Wheat, R. Knight, D, Giroltix, J. Darling, S. Kozlik. Editor .,.. ....,.. . Patricia Helm Assistant Editors . . . Doris Giroux, Barbara Hopkins, Marilyn Miga, Rosemary Knight Again this year the Newspaper Club, under the direction of Mrs. Farrell, published a monthly paper consisting of five or six pages. Members of the club colored the Christmas edition, collected class news and Worked diligently to publish the school paper. Page Fifty-One BUWLINE CLUB Row 1: M. Miga, C. Hurst, C. Aubin, L. Paquin, A. Lynes, L. Paquin. Row 2: L. Nerbonne, M. Miecielica, N. Round, V. Alben, J. Darling, J. Pendleton, M. O'Conne11, B Mowry, S. Scanlon, M. Lefebvre, P. Tetreault, R. Hebert, Miss Fregeau. Row 3: R. Walker, P. Brissette, G. Helm, R. Agubin, L. Lawrence, G. Foster. R. Gautreau, E Gautreau, A. Sherman, R. Shaw, D. Potter. WEIGHT LIFTING ELUB Row 1: J, Desourdy, W. Leduke, R. Shaw, H. Mowry, D. Smith, R. Cochrane. Row 2: R. Soderlund, L. Lawrence, R. Clausen., L. Hofule, A, Phillips, Mr. Neri. Row 3: G. Merbery, S. Ratelle, R. Trinque, B. Rylah. Page Fifty-Two ELEE CLUB Row 1: P. Bonin, L. Paquin, M. Berube, A. Lynes, B. Mowry, M. Trimble, C. Pytell, Rflinight M. LaPo1'te, N. Peckham, M, Costa, P. Helm, M. LaVoy, A. Fagan, B. Hopkins J. Darling C. Cooke. P. Tetreault, M. Miecielica, D. Giroux, C. Anderson, B. Pelkey, A. Boylan Row 2: N. Round, B. Ducharme, S.. Quigley, C. Menard, G. Plante, S. Dionne, C. Fraser, M. O'Con- Row nell, P. McCabe, B. Whiteliey, C. Davis, D. Daignault, R. Daly, B. Stewart, B. Leduke J. Remington, J. Glasheen, B. Desautell, B. Carr, G. St. Amant., P. Bowie, A. Fortier, S Scanlon, J, Mageau, D. Reed, J. Lybeert, M. Dowd, J. Wilbur, S. Piette, L. Chisholm. Miss Rosmond, R. Steere, J. Charette, R. Royer, R. Walker, T. Carroll, R. Galuthier, C Gauthier, M. Keable, D. Tondre, F. Ford, S. Clegg, E. Pearson, A. Shepard, R. Grover R, Zifcak, N. Menard, R. Trinque, A. Bailey, R. Pascoe, Mr. Berry. C. Davis, B. Ducharme, A. Fagan, B. Clegg Page Fifty-Three IIIHIHESTIH-l Row 1: A. Flynn, M. Bonin, P. Dugas, J. Rivers, R. Cochrane, L, Moore, A. Fagan, F. Dugas, E. Rosenberg. Row 2: H. Smith, K. Malley, D. Desautell, F. Ford, B. Kermack, M. Berube, M. Laporte. K. Malley, D. Desautell, L. Moore, B. Kermack Under the supervision of Mr. Frank Berry, the Burrillville High School Orchestra has participated in numeroas school functions including the Senior Play and the Easter Cantata, a new highlight at Burrillville. It has received high praise due to the time and interest given by its members as well as the untiring efforts of Mr. Berry. VVe hope that the orchestra will continue not only to bring enjoyment to others but will inspire more stladents to join who will perhaps develop an otherwise unknown talent. Page Fifty-Four BAND Row 1: M, Kemp, V. Tourtellotte, B. Kermac k, R. Cochrane, A. Fagan, B. Fuller, R. Smith, M. O'C0nne1l, M. Wilson, R. Shaw, M. Berube, H. Smith. Row 2: P, Bonin, C. Hurst, K. Malliey, D. Desautell, J. Desourdy, R. Giard, K. Putnam, F. Dugas, A. Flynn, M. Lefebvre, M. Bonin, M. LaPorte, E, Rosenberg, M. Gaucher, Mr. Berry. Row 3: M. Casey, J. Paquette, J. Pendleton, B. Whitely, B. Leduke, S. Lane, C. Davis, G, Flynn, L. Crook, B. Stewart. B. Leduke, M. Bonin, F. Dugas, M. Laporte The Burrillville High School Band, under the excellent direction of Mr. Frank Berry, has once again completed a very successful season. The band was honored by being asked to participate in the Mardi Gras celebration in Woonsocket It also played at the football games and in town parades. With the continued enthusiasm of the members, we are confident that the band will remain a success and honor to the school. Page Fifty-Five AETIVITIES Cnemfsrs Au. Smm' OF A New Day LMSRHRY Alas lgg, ' H 1 35' Worms Psa MINUTE TICKET Seams V Q'f' , 7 'x 2 . ff Page Fifty-Six FUUTB!-lLL Row Row Row Row Row : Mr. Eccleston lcoachl, T, Deblois, A. Genereux, D. Meiklle, E. Brown, A. Bailey, J. Racine M. Keable, E. Limoges, D. Marsh, F. Kaczynski, Mr. Hauser lassist. coachl. : S. Clegg' lmanagery, P. Lane, R. Brissette, R. Stewart, R. Soderlund, R. Russell, D Sar trys, N. Menard, R. Sliverthorne, R. O'Donnell, R. Pepler, R. Zifcak. : R. Grover imanagery, J. Polacek, R. Looby, F. Ford, D. White, A. Shepard, R. Pepler R Royer, T. Carroll, R. Demers, R. Young, W. Brotherhood, M. McCutcheon. : T. Boylan, lmanagerl, T. Eccleston, L. Lawrence, J. Campbell, W. Rivers, D. Torpey D Tetrealult, D. Tondre, R. Chretien, L. St. Armand, C. Boisvert, L. Allen. : R. Garceau imanagerl, E. Pearson, L. Nerbonne, G. Rathier, D. Leduke, G. Langlois D Keable, R. Allen, S, Kemp, W. O'Connell, VV. Piche, C. Van Gordon, R. Bonin. The 1954 B. H. S. football team will go down in the school's history as one of the best. It was one of R. I.'s two undefeated teams, it won the schools seventh Class C title, and the Leonard D. Roberts trophy, signifying victories over Vvoonsocket and Mount St. Charles. One remarkable feat of this year's team was its showing against three strong teams-Barrington, Colt, and Lockwood. The climax of the season was the defeat of a heavily favored Woonsocket team, 18 - 0, before 5,000 fans In addition to theseteam honors, many individual awards were received by team members. Don Marsh was awarded the most valuable player trophy in the Woonsocket game, Marsh, Ron Pepler, Norm Menard, Marcel Keable, John Racine, and Gene Brown were voted on the All Class C First Team, and Mall McCutcheon was voted on the Class C Second Team. Three players, John Racine, Marcel Keable, and Gene Brown were all awarded positions on the All State Team. The players must all be commended on their fine work, but much credit must go to Mr. Eccleston, and the assistant coaches, Francis Hauser, William Mousseau, and George Ducharme. Page Fifty-Eight FUUTH!-ILL 1, ...UU Row 1: N. Menard, M. Keable, E. Limoges, D. Meikle, E. Brown, M. McCutcheon, J, Racine. Row 2: R. Silverthorne, D. Marsh, A. Bailey, R. Zifcak, R. Rus- sell, F. Kaczynski, R. Pepler, R. O'Donne11. F ll U TB AL L Geninrsl Row 1: R. Silverthorne, A. Bailey, E, Brown, N. Menard, R. Zifcak, E. Limoges. Row 2: M. Keable, J. Racine, D. Tondre, R. Russell, F. Ford, M. McCutcheon, R. Pepler, R O'Donnel1. Page Fifty-Nine PUUTBALL LEADERS RUN BNLEY I E. BROWN M' KEABLE Q MARSH AT worm sooo LUCK! BuRR1l.Lval.l.E - LOCKWOOD JRPXCINE Page Sixty la GO PEP ! A. BAILEY FIJIITBALI. PIJSI-I 'EIVI BACK! I SIZING THINGS UP! HEY I-I Page Sixty-One EY, WHAT DO YA SAY! HUEHEY SUUAIJ - p ,..... M.. w ,- Row 1: R. Trinque, A, Bailey, S. Clegg, R. O'Donne1l, J. Lacey, L. Trinque, R. Zifcak, N. Menard Row 2: W. Mousseau lassist. coachy, F. Ford ico-manageri, D. White, T. Pascoe, G. Racine, D Sartrys, F. Kaczynski, R. Grover tco-manageri, Mr, Eccleston lcoachl. The 1955 B. H. S. hockey team regained the state championship after being absent from the charmed circle for a season, despite the return of only one regular, Captain Ray Zifcakf' The scrappy Broncos reached the State Finals where they defeated a high-spirited Woonsocket club to capture their seventh state championship in fourteen years of competition. In the New England Tournament, the Broncos, opposing St. Dom- inics, a pre-tournament favorite, were defeated by the slim margin of 2 to 1 in a hard fought contest. Picked for the Journal All State Team were Ray Zifcak and Norm Menard, first team, and Buster Clegg and Joe', Trinque, second team. Page Sixty-Two HIIIIHEY ICLCL B nat: R. un' So.aTm1s EgbTnIuQuf. Pram Kmczxxuakl O.aNoNBafLKzs1 vuflcm-Qmclua ZDQNNLX Mlha Page Sixty-Three BASEBALL Row 1: Mr. Eccleston, T. Pascoe, R. Stewart, E. Bonczek, P. Brissette, B. Garrity, F. Kaczynski M. Misiaszek, F, Inman, F. Mililer. Row 2: B. Rylah, J. Lacey, G. Reed, R. Soderlund, J. Le Blanc, T. Du Blois, D. Young, B, Anez D. Sartrys, R. Pascoe, R. Brissette. Row 3: S. Duperron, D. Ducharme, W. Pichie, R. Cook, V. Hutnak, J. Lawrence, G. Foster, D McCutcheon, N. Menard, J. Koslik, With a triple crown within their reach, an inexperienced Bronco team began their seaso nin a determined manner by taking the first three games. Led by seniors Captain Paul Brissette, Norm Henard and Matt Mis- iaszek, the Broncos are endeavoring to capture the Northern Division, as well as the State title. Sophomore Eddie Bonczek and juniors Fred Inman, Jack Lacey, Tony Brissette, Fran Kaczynski, Ben Garrity and Jim LeBlanc round out the nucleus of coach Thomas Eccleston's club. With the tremendous spirit which they have already shown there is not limit to the success which they may achieve. Page Sixty-Four Bob Tuscan 1 My QQ -Pu-A -Bafsam BASEBALL 'PNA Bafsaittf, Bam Gmzvfvlf, 3-1 mrmmu Koknnw Llhukf-nc,z. bww sbud'-0-mr. X-luck I mu. Nui Mlslusux JE Mai. Mussmazeu. KW Tw V 1 . . Ed Boricztk Suck MCLCELS BRISSLHE 3-gg Mgnqgi YRON Yuczqwakf Wlndi- Vllafuszck Page Sixty-Five K CHEERLEADERS A. Lariviere, S. Dionne, P. Tetreault, B. Pelkey, A. Boylan, B. Keane, S. Piette. M. Dowd. These peppy and enthusiastic cheerleaders, sporting snappy new uni- forms, did a fine job in spurring the teams on to victory. Under the capable guidance of Miss Morin, their advisor, and the efficient leadership of their co-captains, Anne Mary Boylan and Barbara Pelkey, the girls practiced strenuously and helped to raise the school spirit. The Senior Squad wishes the best of luck to the girls who will carry on next year. J. Carlton, P. Freitas, C. Marsh, E. Pauli, D. Steere, C. Holt. Page Sixty-Six SEIIHES FOOTBALL B. H. S. Opponent B. H. S. Opponent 27 Mt. St. Charles ...,.......,......., 6 12 So. Kingston ...,...........,...,....... 12 39 N. Providence ...,......,, ......, 7 20 Lockwood .. ......,. ........ . 0 47 Pawtucket Voc. ........,.. ,. 0 20 Colt .,,..,....,.......,.... 7 19 No. Kingston ...,........ ....... 6 0 Barrington .......... 0 20 East Greenwich .................. 0 19 Warren ..,... .. 6 18 Woonsocket .......,.,...........,..... 0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 27 Country Day ..,.........,........... 13 27 Moses Brown ......,,..... ......,.. 1 2 26 Mt. St. Charles .....,........,....,. 6 6 Northbridge ,.......,.... ......... 1 I 13 Northbridge .......,,...,.......,.,.... 0 33 Mt. St. Charles ..,..., ......... 3 2 FRESHMEN GAMES FOOTBALL 6 Rectory ........,. ..,.......,...,... 2 6 6 Pomfret ........... 6 6 Rectory .,..,.,.,. .,,...,.,,.,, 0 7 Pomf ret .........,, ......... 1 3 27 Moses Brown ..,,..,,...........,,,.,,.. 20 BASEBALL 6 Pomfret .,....,..,........... ...,.,, 2 4 Pawtucket Voc. ......,.. 6 14 Sacred Heart ........,,..... ,. 3 7 Cumberland ,,...,..,.... ......... 1 0 17 Central Falls ....,... ...,., .,...., 2 8 Woonsocket .,........... 7 11 N. Providence ....,,.., ....... 6 5 Sacred Heart ,..,......... 7 4 Mt. St. Charles ....,...,.,.,...,..,, 6 15 Central Falls ,.,.,.....,.. 1 5 Pawtucket Voc. ....,.,,...,...... 4 HOCKEY LEAGUE GAMES 1 Woonsocket .,....... .,,.... 0 1 Mt. St. Charles ..........., 0 6 N. Providence ....,,,.,.., . 1 3 Cranston .......,,,..,..,,..... 0 2 Hope ..,......... .,..,.....,... . 5 3 St. Raphael's ,,.. 0 7 E. Providence .,..,.,..... ,...... 0 4 La Salle ,. ..,,....... 2 STATE PLAY OFFS 6 Mt. St. Charles .....,.,..,... . 1 5 Mt. St. Charles .,..,.. 0 FINALS 2 Woonsocket ..,.,.... ............ 1 0 Woonsocket ....,.. 1 3 Woonsocket ...,,................ 1 .,.... NEW ENGLAND PLAY OFFS 1 St. Dominick's ,....,.......,....... 2 NON LEAGUE GAMES 2 Lake Placid High ,.......,,..... 3 6 Pomfret .......,...... 0 2 Hudson ....,....,........,....,.....,.. . 1 4 Hillhouse ...,...........,..........,......... 0 1 Hebron ....,.....,,.............. ..,.... 5 3 West Haven .............,....,......,. 1 2 Yale Freshmen ......,..,......,.... 5 13 Wor. Tech.HockeyClub 1 S Brown Freshmen .....,.,.......... 4 Page Sixty-Seven UUB SPUNSUHS We, the members of the Review Staff, express our sincere apprecia- tions to everyone who helped in any way to contribute to the success of our yearbook. We thank especially the Sponsors for the money they have so generously donated. Al's Barber Shop Al's Market A. W'. Artesian Well Company Bachman Uxbridge Worsted Company A. H. Beahemin 81 Sons R. A. Bergesson 81 Sons, Inc. Berk's Men Stores Blackstone Valley Gas Sc Electric Blackstone Potato Chip Company Mr. Sc Mrs. Raymond Boucher Burrillville Radio Center Chepachet Chevrolet Station Christiansen's Orchards Coca-Cola Bottling Company E. S. Crandall Dairy Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore Darling Mr. 81 Mrs. Orrell Davis Mr. 85 Mrs. Peter Doonan Dr. Richard H. Dowling Mr. 8L Mrs. Armand D. DuRocher Eddie's Market Electric Maintenance Francis Fagan Company Mr. 86 Mrs. W'illiam Fagan Falk Brothers Falls Yarn Mills First National Bank of Smithfield Gilbert's Charcoal Broil-O-Grill Mr. Clarence J. Grant Isreal Golstein Joseph Goulart Greenville Hardware Mrs. Williamina F. Hall Harrisville Bowling Alleys Hurst's Furniture Store Indian Acres, Inc. Julius LaRosa Fan Club . Mr. 86 Mrs. john L. Lynes Sc Family Mack Buick A I Edward T. Mee Agency New York Department Store Norman's Oil Service Oaland Worsted Company Mr. Bc Mrs. James F. O'Connell joseph H. O,Donnell Oxnard's Pharmacy Paquin's Oil Service joan B. Parfitt Pascoag Super Market P. 81. C. Enterprises Pictte jewelers john E. Pomfret Ford Sales A. A. Richards Insurance Harriet Sheldrick A. R. Shevlin Company Slatersville Finishing Company Smith's Jewelers Stillwater W'orsted Mills, Inc. Mr. 8C Mrs. james Tucker Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Wilcox Youth Guidance Assoc' Ladies Auxiliary A Friend A Friend A Friend Page Sixty-Eight UUH SPIJNSUHS Mrs. John Abbott Mr. Q Mrs. Carlton Aldrich The Kermit Allen's Mr. 5 Mrs Merle Allen Mr. 8: Mrs. Eric Anderson. Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Anderson Louis Anez Kenneth Angell William E. Archer Mrs. Martha Arnold Art the bus driver Mr. 8: Mrs. Malcolm Atherton Mr. Antonio Assis Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon Atteridge Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon J. Atteridge A,ubin's Oil Service Mr. Leo Auger Miss Mona Auger Mr. Frederick L. Austin, Jr. Mr. Frederick L. Austin, Sr. Mr. William O. Austin John J. Aylward Mr. 8: Mrs. George Badeau Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Bailey F. Hope Bailey Lewis Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Baker Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs, Phil Balcolm Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Balcolm Mr. k Mrs. Auldis Barden Mir. 8: Mrs. Joseph Bardon Mr. George Barr Mr. 8: Mrs. Frederick Barrows Mr. Milton Barrows Mr. 8: Mrs. William Barrows B. k K. Motors B. 8: S. Electric Auto Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Bearce Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Beaudi-eau Arthur Beaudet Jewelers R. L. Beckwith Mr. Maurice Begin Mr. Raymond Begin Mr. George Belcher Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Belhumeur Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Belhumeur George Benoit Mary C. Bernard Philias Bernard Victoria Bemard Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Berry Mrs. Bertholic Charleen Bibeault Constance Bibeault Sylvia Bibeault Ted Bibeault Mr. Louis Birthiaume Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Biron Blanchard's Jewelers Mr. 8: Mrs. Bert Blanchard Joseph Blanchard Cele's Beauty Shoppe Centredale Insurance Agency, Inc Mr. 8: Mrs. Geraldine Chabot Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond C. Blanchard Lcquis Chabot Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Bleiweis Bob, Barbara 8: Ross Bob's Men's Shop Elsie E. Boisvert Mrs, Barbara Bonan Mr. 8: Mrs. Sigmond Bonczek Mr. k Mrs. Aime J. Bonin Delores Bonin Marion Bonin Marguerite Bonin Mr. 8: Mrs. E. E. Bonley Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Bonneau Alfred Boucher Mr. 8: Mrs. Oscar Bourget Mr. 8: Mrs. David Boylan Mrs. Clara Breault Elsie Breault Mr. 8: Mrs. Jessie Breault Mrs. Violet Brissette Mr. 8: Mrs, Edgar Broadhead Rita Brodeur Mr. 8: Mrs. William Brotherhood Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene E. Brown Mr. Harold Brown Miss Pat Brown Mr. Robert Burbank Burgess Store Keith Burlingame Mrs. Ruth Burnett Burrillville Motor Sales Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles A. Buxton Mr. Wilfred Cabot Miss Laura Cabral V. A. Cambio 8: Sons Cancellation Shoe Shop Carbutt Beauty Shoppe Dr. k Mrs. Lennart Carlson Mr. 8: Mrs. Emory O. Carlton Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Carmell Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Paul Carney Mr. 8: Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Herbert L. Carpenter Olive L. Carpenter lk Mrs. W. L. Carpenter Mr. Mr. k Mrs. Woodworth Carpenter Mr. 8: Mrs. T. F. Carroll Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Carter Mr. 8: Mrs. Pete Carter Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilfred Carter, Jr. Q Family Miss Beatrice Cartier Mrs. Marie Cartier Mr. Rene Cartier Mr. Charles Catlow Page Sixty-Nine Mr. 8: Mrs. Rene Chaniberland Champ's Diner Mr. 8: Mrs. Roger Champagne Rev. Joseph Charon Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon Chase Chum's Electro Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Child Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur R. Chisholm Arthur Chisholm, Jr. Linda Chisholm Mr. Maurice Chisholm Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl W. Christiansen Delia Clancy Mr. k Mrs. Sylvester I-I. Clegg Robert Clisdell Mr. 8: Mrs Alex Coz-hraue Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Cockayne Jean Co is xrn Kenneth Colburn Bzirbma Collins Patricia Collins U' '-mv. -...lox e Cleanse: s Community Cleansers r Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Condon William Connell Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Cook Mr. John Cook K. S. Cook Mr. 8: Mrs. Wesley Cook Cooney's Garage The Corner Shop J . J. Corrigan R da Corte Mr. 8: Mrs. William Costa Cynthia E. 'Cofupe Mr. Q Mrs. Paul Couture Mrs. Crabtree Maurice Crane Mr. 8: Mrs. Neil Cree Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Cruise J. F. Cunningham Mrs. Lawrence Cunningham Mr. 8: Mrs. Gordon Curtis Mr. 8: Mrs. George D'Alessio Robert Daggett Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Daiglle Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Daignault Mr. 8: Mrs.Raymond Daignault Robert W. Daignault Mr. Edgar Daignealult Mr. 8: M.rs. L. A. Daly Mrs. Agnes M. Darling Leephe Darling Jane Darling UUH SPIJNSIJHS Mrs. Arthur Davis Mr. Avery B. Davis, Jr. L. E. Davis Mrs. Ruth Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Dearman Miss Joyce Dearman Mr, 8: Mrs. Alfred DeBlois Mr. 8: Mrs. Antonio DeConte Mr. 8: Mrs. John DeConte Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Demers Mr. 8: Mrs. Grey Demmons Mr, 8: Mrs. Wilfred Demmons Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Dereniuk Lionel Deroy Mary B. Desautell Desilets Bros. Texaco Station Mr. 8: Mrs. Denis Desjarlais Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthgur Dickey Mr. 8: Mrs, Horace Disautell Mr. Gabrielle Devere Miss Rosemond Dominique Donald and Claire Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Dowd Mr. Joseph Dowling Mr. 8: Mrs. William Doyle Dreyfus Hotel Barber Shop-Cote 8: Son John F. Drury Mr. 8: Mrs. George Ducharme Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Ducharme Noe L. Ducharme Norma M. Ducharme Mr. k Mrs. Oscar Ducharme Mr. 8: Mrs. Philando Ducharme Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Ducharme Mrs. Rhea Ducharme Leo Dufault Mr. 8: Mrs. Alphonse Dumouchelle Francis Dugas Joe Diuhamel's Market Dumais Plumbing and Heating Dr. 8: Mrs. Philip Dunkle Charles A. Dunn Charles E. Dunn Mr. 8: Mrs. Gideon Durand Alvin W. Durfee Mrs. C. Dwire Madelyn Dwire Mr. 8: Mrs. Alan Eaton Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Eccleston, Jr. Ed 8: Gert's Diner Eddie Fisher Fan Club Edwards Drug Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Egan Miss J oanne-Emidy Mrs. Margaret Emidy Miss Mabel Esty Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Ethier Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Ethier Abbie Fagan Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Fales Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Farley 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Farrell The Fat One Stanley Fazackerley Florence Featherstone Mr. 8: Mrs. Aubsey Fenwick Mr. 8: Mrs. Alphonse Ferria Mrs. Ernest Ferron Arthur L. Fielding Raymond P. Finn Mr. 8: Mrs. Graton Finnegan Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Flor James Finnegan First National Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Flanagan Mr. Albert Flinsey Alice Florists - Mr. 8: Mrs. Aram Fontaine Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Fontaine Jeanne Fontaine Mrs. Cora C. Ford Frederic H. Ford Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert S. Ford Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Fortier Mrs. Elizabeth Fortune Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph A. Foster George Fowler Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Fox Inise Fox Miss Mary J. Fox Thomas Frail, Sr. Thomas Frail, Jr. Mrs. Franklin Mr. 8: Mrs. John Franklin Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Franklin Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas L. Fraser Sgt. 8: Mrs. John B. Fraser 8: Son Ann Marie Fregeau Mr. 8: Mrs. Manuel Freitas Peter J. Friery Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Fuller George Gagnon Mr. Ernest Gallagher Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon Gallant Roland G. Gamache Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles H. Gardiner Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. Gariepy Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Gaucher Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles A. Guathler Mr. 8: Mrs. George A. Gautreau George A. Gautreau, Jr, Mr. k Mrs. Wilfred Gay Mrs. Louis Geer Frank Genereux Page Seventy Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis Genereux George's Service Station M. Alma Gervais Marie L. Gervais Mr. Joseph R. Giard Wilma Giard Peter Gibeau Miss Laurette Giard Mr. 8: Mrs. Winthrop Gilbert Phyllis Gilleran Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Gilleran Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Gilpin Glendale Super-Service Station Glendale Variety Mr. Aime Godin Mr. Norman Godin Mr. 8: Mrs. William Godin Dr. 8: Mrs. Harry Goldman 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Gove Mrs. Pearl D. Gracey Mr. 8: Mrs. Vito Granieri John Grant 8: Mrs. P. M. Gravel 8: Mrs. George Greenhalgh Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Greene J. T. Greene Mr. 8: Mrs. William Greene Greenville Barber Shop Miss Barbara Griffin Griffin Super Store William Griffin, Jr. Elsie B. Griffiths June B. Griffiths Mr. k Mrs. Roger Girmard Mr. 8: Mrs. James Grimley Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur W. Grover Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Guerin Mr. 8: Mrs. David Guertin George M. Guertin , - Mr. 8: Mrs. Clement Guilbault Mr. 8: Mrs. Aime Guilbault Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Gunther Gus' Tavem Mr. 8: Mrs. William Guston Mr. 8: Mrs. David Guthrie Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Guthrie M. H. Habey Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Hadfield Mrs. Lillian I-Ialama Mr. Durward C. Hall Rev. Frank Hall Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Hall Mr. James Hamill Mrs. Daniel Hanley Robert Hargreaves Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip G. Harris Harrisville Co-operative Store IIUH SPUNSUHS Mr. 8: Mrs. S. H. Hartley Jimmy I-Iartnette Mrs. Eva Haun Mr. Francis Hauser Rev. Joseph P. Heaney Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Heath William Heller, Inc.-Spinning Div. Mrs. George Helm Mr. .Q Mrs. George T. Helm Doris Hendrickson Herard's Market H. 8: H. Machine 8: Tool Hillcrest Mr. 6 Mrs. L. Hobson Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Hodson Rev. Daniel Holland Mr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Holt Holloway Dance Studio Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Hope Betty Hopkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Hopkins Lois Hopkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Hopkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Hopkins O. J. Houle Howard Johnson's Laura Howard William Howard Patricia Hoyle Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen C. Hoyle Mr. John M. Hughes Miss Mary Huguenin Jim Hurst, Jr. Jack's Range 8: Fuel Oil Jack's Tydol Mrs. Stacia Jacobs Ben Jaeger Janet's Drive-In Miss Helen C. Jenckes J oe's Market John's Market Johnny's Clam Spa Johnny's Ice Cream Johnny's Plowing Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Jolin Alan Jolly Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth F. Jones Esther Jordan June's Flower Shop Anna Kaczynski Mr. 8: Mrs. John R. Kaczynski, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip Kapitulik Ka.thryn's Kitchen Francis P. Kayatta Mr. Nelson J. Keable Mrs. Nelson J. Keable Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Keane Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Keane Miss Josie Keefe Miss Gertrude Keegan Mrs. N. Keith Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis X. Kelley William R. Kelm Mrs. Cora Kent Mr. Q Mrs. John Kermack Kesteloot's Store B. Kesteloot Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald King Mrs. Charles Kingsley Mr. 8: Mrs. Almon Knight Alma Kohlhoff VVilliam Kolck Kornstein's Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Kozlik Eddie Kuliick Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Labadie Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence Labadie Mrs. Alice Labarre Mrs. Alice Labossiere Mr. 8: Mrs. Len Lacey lk Family John P. Ladefian Miss Marie Lahondere Mr. 8: Mrs. George Lambert Mrs. A. Landry Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Langlois Carol Langlois Mrs. Lucien Lapierre Mrs. Leah LaPorte Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis LaPorte Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor LaPirte Mr. k Mrs. Emile Larcheveque Mr, 8: Mrs. Francis H. Lareau Mr. Leo Lariviere Iris C. Latailile ' 8: Mrs. Leo Latondress Mr. Harold Lavallee Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Lavallee, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lavoie Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Lavoie Lawrence Bros. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Lawson Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Leber James T. LeBlanc Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph LeBlanc Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo LeBlanc Mr. k Mrs. Louis LeBlanc Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene LeClair Laurina Leduc Mr. 8: Mrs. William Leduc Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Leduke Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael J. Leduke A Family Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Ledoux Miss Deborah Ann Lee Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo G. Lee Mr. Leo W. Lee Page Seventy-One Mr. 8: Mrs. F. R. Lee Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred H. Lees Lee's General Store I Armand Lefebvre Raymond Lefebvre Claudin Lefrancois Mr. 8: Mrs, A. Wm. Lemieux Therese Lepine '4 Charles Lesieur Carol Letendre Patricia Leveilile Mr. 8: Mrs. Irving Levein Mr. 8: Mrs. George Levesque Mr. 8: Mrs. John Levesque Joseph A. Levesque Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Levesque Mrs. Mary Lincoln Francis Locklin, Jr. Loring Studio Per onnel Mrs. John Lovett Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Lowe Dr. 8: Mrs. H. Luckina Loreta Lukowicz Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Lunn Lloyd Lunn Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmond Lybeert Dr. E. A. Lynaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. Chas. Lyons Mrs. Gertrude Maclntyre Jean Mackenzie Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Mageau Miss Yolande Magner Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Harry Magnuson Mr. 8: Mrs. William Maguire Mrs. Averill Maher James C. Maher Main St. Gulf Station Mr. 8: Mrs. William Males Malley's Store Mr. k Mrs. William Malone Mr. 8: Mrs. Sarto P. Mandeville William Mandigo Clarice Manly Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Marceau Auguste Marcoux Marion's Lodge Hyman Marks Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Marseilles The Green Valley Farm Eugene Martel Mr. Arthur Martin Arthur Martin Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Martineau Martin Shoe Rebuilding Mason-Preston Co. Masse's Market Match's Garage Mr. Francis Maurran IJUH SPIJNSIIHS Miss Judith Maxwell Mrs. Josephine Mayhew Frankie Mazzone Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold McCabe James E. McCabe Mary McCabe Catherine McCann Marilyn McCann Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond McCarthy Mrs. Edith McCormick Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold McCoy Mr. 8: Mrs. McCutcheon C. McGowan Bruce Mclnnes Mrs. P. B. McLeod Maria. McManus Mr. 8: Mrs. G. McNamara Mr. Thomas F. McNamara, Jr. McPhee's Greenhouse James C. Meade Mr. 8: Mrs. George Medbery Midge Medbery Edmund Mee Han Mr. 8: Mrs. David R. Meikle Mrs. Helen Meiskey MeMe 8: Don Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Menard George H. Merchant Miss Carol Messier Mr. 8: Mrs. Franklin Meyer Midway Auto Sales lk Service Edward Miecielica Miss Helen Miecielica Mr. 8: Mrs. John Miecielica Stanley Miecielica Mr. 8: Mrs. Water Miecielica Dr. 8: Mrs. C. J. Miga Dr, Murray Miller Millie's Matthew Misiaszek Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Misiaszek Mr. 8: Mrs. William Mitchell Mohegan Store Miss Blanche Mollis Arnold Moore Mrs. Eva Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. Gordon Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. John Moore Miss Marie Moore Moore's Motor Express Walter J. Moore Mabel Morgan Mr. R. Whitney Morgan Miss Shirley Morin Mr. k Mrs. Wilfred Morin Mr. 8: Mrs. Antone Morris Mr. 8: Mrs. James Morrison Mr. 8: Mrs, Eugene Morse Esther Mousseau Mr. Wm. E. Mousseau Edmund Mowry Miss Loretta Mowry Olive Mowry Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Mundy Nelson's Service Station Anthony P. Neri Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Niehsner B. E. Nordin, Jr. Dr. 8: Mrs. William B. O'Brien Mona O'Connell Mr. 8: Mrs. Patrick O'Connell Mr. Gerald F. 0'Connor Mrs. Edward O'Donnell Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph H. O'Donnell, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert O'Donnell Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. J. O'Donnell, Sr. Miss Mabel F. O'Reilly Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. O'Reilly Mrs. Fred Orrell Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Owens Packard Heating 8: Sprinkler Co. Mrs. Alice L. Paine Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Paine Mrs. L. Panichas Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Paquette Mr. 8: Mrs. Montcalm Paquin Phil Paquin Dr. Katherine Pardee Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Parker Pascoag Grain Co. Mr. Louis T. Pascoe Robert H. Pascoe Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Pascoe O. P. Pascone Pat 8: Minu Beatrice Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Eldege Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Manuel Paul Jerry Paulho Paulhus Variety Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Peck, Sr. James G. Peckham, Charcoal Miss Priscilla A. Peckham Mr. 8: Mrs. Earle Pelkey Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Pelkey Mrs. Pearl Pelkey Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Pendleton Hazel M, Pengallny Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Pepler Mrs. Diana Pepler Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Pepler Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert F. Pepler Mr. 8: Mr . William Pepler Mr. 8: Mrs. Dominic Peranzi Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Perreault Page Seventy-Two Miss Eleanor Perreault Mr. 8: Mrs. Emory Perry R. H. Perry Miss Virginia Pettengill Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Peters Mrs. Olive M, Peterson Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Pezzullo Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Phillips Elizabeth Pichie Miss Eva Pichie Mr. 8: Mrs. Steve Pichie Mr. QQ Mrs. Eugene Pickering Bertha Place Mrs. B. F. Place Mrs. Elizabeth Place Mr. John Place Nina Place Mr. Walter Place Plante Cleaners Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Plante Gloria Plante Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilfred Plante Pollard Mr. 8: Mrs. David Porter Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert A. Potenza Mrs. Herman Poudrier, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Andy Poulos Hi-On-Hil-Poultry-Farm James T. Powell Mr. 8: Mrs. Rene Povencall Mr. Roland Pruneau Purple Cat Kenneth Putnam Mr. 8: Mrs. Perer Pytell Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Quigley Leroy Quigley, Jr. Mr. L. Rabitor Mr. Tobert Rainey Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Rathier Mrs. Wilfred Rathier Joyce Rawlinson Mr. 8: Mrs. Malcolm Rawlinson Mr. 8: Mrs. Waldo Rawson Ray's Shoe Repairing Mrs. Chatlesh Reed Emil Reinwald Alice M. Remington Mr. k Mrs. C. O. Remington B. J. 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