Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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Review, the class of 1956 has re- corded just a fraction of its joys, experiences, achievements, and other pleasant memories. It is our ardent desire that friends reading this book, in later years, will recall the success and progress of this class. DEDICATION ......... FACULTY ,....... SENIORS .....,,. TABLE OF CONTENTS Class History Class Poem Class Diary Superlatives CLASSES ,.,.,,....,... ......,...,.........,.............,.................. . HONORS ...... ACTIVITIES SPORTS ,....,..... SPONSORS .. Junior Sophomore Freshmen Rhode Island Honor Society National Athletic Society Senior Play Newspaper Club Glee Club Orchestra Band Football Cheerleaders Hockey Baseball Bowling Archery Scores Page 5 Page 8 Page 1 1 Page 39 Page 46 Page 47 Page SS Page 68 IJEIJIIIX-ITIIJN We, the class of 195 6, wish to respectfully dedicate this book to Miss Loretta Lukowicz for her conscientious and loyal guidance she has shown us as our class advisor, and to Mr. Gerald O'Connor for his untiring efforts and guidance which have made this yearbook possible. Page Five 1 S p L DR. WILLIAM L. CALLAHAN Superintendent of Schools I sincerely congratulate you on the successful completion of your high school course. It is my wish that true success and real happiness will be enjoyed by all. Page Six MR. THOMAS ECCLESTON, JR. Principal Congratulations on the successful completion of your high school course. I hope that the training you have received at Burrillville High School will be of value to you in living a happy and useful life. Page Seven Mr. Thomas Eccleston, Ph. B. M. Ed. Brown University University of Vermont Pascoag, R. I. Mr. Louis T. Pascoe B. S. Rhode Island University History, English Pascoag, R. I. Jr. Mr. Gerald O,Connor FACULTY Mr. Frank Berry B. S. Providence College Mathematics, Science Pas-coag, R. I. Western Conservatory of Music Music Supervisor Pascoag, R. I. Mrs. Gladys L. Farrell Miss Virginia R. Rosmond A. B. A. B. Trinity College Regis College French, Latin Mathematics, English Pascoag, R. I. Providence, R. I. , , 1 0 s Miss Shirley R. Morin Miss Yolande Magner ' A. B. A. M. Ed. B. Annhurst College, Boston College Rhode Island College of Education English History, American Government Uxbridge, Mass. Pascoag, R. I. Page Eight FACULTY- , TK in L . , .. C Mrs. Alma R. Stott Mrs. Williamina F. Hall Miss Joanne Emidy B. S. B. S. Ed. B. Rhode Island School of Design Framingham State College Rhode Island College of Educat Drawing Supervisor Home Economics Rumford. R I. Mr. Frank J. Hauser Miss Loretta P. Lukowicz A. B. B. S. Providence College English, Science Pascoag, R. I. Mr. Anthony P. Neri Mrs. Ce ile A. B. Providence College Geometry, Algebra Warwick, R. I. fl - X1 Science, Mathematics Greenville, R, I. Pascoag, R. I. Miss ,Ioan B. Parfitt B. S. Bryant College Business Law, Typing Pawtucket, R. I. Bryant College Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing West Warwick. R. I. McNamara M eorge ch me Rhode land of Education 1 n e ollege E glish, History Harrisville, R. I. W LJ Page Nine 1011 YEAH Hllllli STAFF Row 1: B. Kermack, J. Pendleton, M. Miga, J. Wilkins, J. Paquette, B. Devlin, E. Fontaine, G Godin, L. Paquin, C. Aubin, B. Worra11. Row 2: B. Fox, C. George, A. Lovett, E. Whitaker, C. Finneran, J. Franklin, B. Moore, J. Boisvert M. McCann, R. Martel, Mr. O'Connor. Row 3: C. Marsh, A. Ladefian, S. Hughes, C. Holt, T. DeBlois, D. Meikle, L. Trinque, A. Desautell P. Freitas, A. Lariviere, D. Steere, E, Costa. Editor-in-Chief .,,..., .,.,,.....,,......,. ....,...,. . ,..,,. , . ..., .Beverly Worrall Assistant Editors , ,..........,...,........ .. Ann Lovett, Lillian Paquin, Joan Wilkins, Marilyn Miga, Barbara Kermack, Gladys Godin, Patricia Freitas Photography Editors . .,.........,..,,. ...,..,,........ M arilyn McCann, Judith Pendleton, Barbara Moore, Jacqueline Paquette Sports Editors .,.........,.........,......,...,......,...,.......... Leonard Trinque, Thomas DeBlois, David Meikle, Deborah Steere Business Managers .. ....,,. , , , ..,. Sally Hughes, Anna Lariviere, Colleen Marsh Art Editors ,.., ,..,.. .,..,. ..... ,..,. C a r olyn Holt, Carol George, Edna Whitaker, Annette Ladefian Typists .. ,. .. .Beverly Devlin, Claire Aubin, Ernestine Fontaine, Jean Franklin, Janice Boisvert, Elizabeth Fox, Elaine Costa, Rosalie Martel, Arthur Desautell, Carol Finneran Page Ten .13 1-J! SENIUH CLASS IIFFIEEHS Row 1: D. Steere, P. Freitas. Row 2: D. Meikle, T. DeBlois. Class Motto ....,...... .4..,... ' 'Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Flower ........,..,....,.......,. American Beauty Rose Colors ............,.....s ,...s..,.. Blue and White Class Marshall s....,,ls...,4..,,... Edward Bonczek President ,...s...,.,........ ..s............. D avid Meikle Vice-President .... ...,.,..,.....,.... T homas DeBlois Secretary ....V....... ...4,...... P atricia Freitas Treasurer 4.,i..ll..l. ,..,l.,... D eborah Steere Page Twelve of Claire Aldea Aubin velyn Claire UE H Pascoag' R' I' oakiami, R. 1. Commercial I Bowling Club, Archery Club, Glee Commercial Club, Year Book Staff, Newspaper Norman Donald BRIKCI' Glee Club, Archer-xv Club. Club. To be a secretary. -Duckweathern To be a secretary. A good behavior is the finest of Harmony, R. I. iiwrlte mf as one who 10VeS his the fine arts. Classical fellow men- To join the Marines. I plan to take life easy for the next 100 years. Janice Marie Boisvert Marion Helen Bonin Sugar Marion Pascoag' R' I' Mohegan, R. 1. gommerclal Cl b Y B k M1ry Elizabeth Boisvert Commercial ewspaper u , ear oo . Staff' Ticket Seller' HMairH Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. To go to business school. Harrisville, R. I. To be 3' Secretary Be always merry as ever you Commercial Patience and gentleness is Can. Glee Club, Archery Club, Ticket Power- Seller, Newspaper Club. To join the Air Force and see gay Paree. Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' Page Thirteen if ADJ Ernest Boucher Bush North Smithfield, R. I. Classical Baseball, Bowling Club. To be a pilot. He shall grow old but never lose Worthington T. Burrows Worthy Nasonville, R. I. General To be an automobile mechanic. Raymond Charles Brissette nrronyn lifes zestf, Pascoag, R. I. General Baseball, Football. To play pro baseball. Life without sports is not worth living. S.. l .W N J C John Robert Burton HJQKH Chepachet, R. I. Quiet but a friend to everyone. Classical Model Legislature, Basketball. To become President of the U.S. With modest dignity and calm content. Page Fourteen Valorie Frances llvavf Nasonville, R. I. General Glee Club. To be a secretary. Mine is not an idle mind. I sl vl xi Arnold S. Buxton Bucky Oakland, R. I. Classical To join the Air Force. To know him is to like him. Brooks Herbert Carpenter Crash North Smithfield, R. I. Classical Bowling Club. Maureen Elaine Casey To study in the field of medicine. K-C North Smithfield, R. I. I will find a way or make one. Classical Majorette, Art, Glee Club. To be a commercial artist. An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Elaine Rose Christian Chris Pascoag, R. I. Commercial Elaine Marie Costa To live a happy life. HE Slatersville, R. I. There are often voices and words in a silent look. Generali Glee Club, Year Book Staff, Nurse's Aid Club. To be a medical technician. Neat not gaudy. Page Fifteen i Cora Babe Champlin Tootsie Glocester, R. I. Commercial Art, Archery, Newspaper Club. To live a happily married Life, A faithful friend is the medicine of 1ife. Ann Crabby Chepachet, R. I. General V Glee Club, Archery. To travel. . A merry heart goes all day.' A Q J I Michael Darling Nancy Carol Davis UNanYY PRSCIXESFR. I. Chepachet, R. I, Classical General Gllee Club. Muriel Margaret Davis To live a happy and successful, To be successful. Harggsgfebma' In life' . He speaks frankly as the Wind. Classical alglsggerg-fl, is more muslcal than Archery, Glee Club. Thomas Alfred DeBlo1s To become a medical secretary. A good disposition is more precious than gold. Arthur Louis Hnubbyr .Dizzy Pascoag, R. I. Pascoagi A5 B Classical Commercial - .IL Football, Baseball, Year Book Robert Louis Demefs Staff Art. , Staff- ffcrashn Baia, Giee Club, Year B To become a Colonel. Harrisviuei R- I- A naval career. Determination singles him from Commercial A small mite with plenty gf the field. Football. fight. To join the Navy. I find earth not gray but rosy. Page Sixteen K' Devlin Carol Marie Eddy Bev Eddy Harrisville, R. I. North Smithfield, R. I. Commercial Classical Glee Club, Girl's State, Year 1 ' , Glee Club, Book staff. Sy v1o Jean Duperron Syl To go to college. T ' ' th s vice. - - 0 Jem e er North Sm1thf1eld'R' I' Appearances are deceitful, for Wit to be witty. General mischief dwells within. . f Baseball.. Arlene Harrisville, R. I. Commercial To further my career in baseball. There is misehief in his eyes. 'E Marie Flynn Anne Harrisvillfe, R. I. Classical Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Glee Club, Archery, Softball. Aflffhetry' h Tk M D h ,, ,, o eac 1 e r. uc arme. T0 be 3 beautician- Chepagilgzf R. In 5Never an idle moment but .The mildest manners, and the Commercial thrifty and thoughtful of others. gentlest heart. Art, Glee Club, Archery, Year Book Staff, Senior Play. To be a service representative. Cheerfulness is the very flower of health. Page Seventeen ,wa rf W gf. Maureen Flynn Elizabeth Ann Fox Irish -'Betty-i Genera:-Iarrisville, R. I. Pascoagy R- In C1Ellieiilvgxvlgggegibilewspaper Ernestine Jeanne Fontaine Commercial bog? be a secretary with a patient ,Ueannien Glee Club, Year Book Staff. -:A genial smile portrays a Warm Comlrlxogltgaimithfield, R. I. To be a secretary. nature' Glee Club, Newspaper Club, Silence is a peacemakerf' Archery, Year Book Staff. To live a happy and successful life. Happy am Ig from cares I'm free. Jean Agnes Franklin Jeannie Pascoag, R. I. Commercial Glee Club, Archery, Year Book ' ' ' Staff, Library Aid- Patricialfinn Freitas To live a long and happy married Pat life. North Smithfield, R. I. It adds a precious seeing to the Classical eye' Cheerleader, Year Book Staff, Glee Club, Nurse's Aid Club. To marry an Algebra teacher. It is a friendly person who has many friends. Page Eighteen Benjamin Winsor Garrity ..Ben,, Harmony, R. I. General Baseball, Footballt To join the Foreign Legion Men who know much say little Club, To be a teacher. Carol Lillis George Carol Pascoag, R. I. General Art, Newspaper Club, Year Book Edward R. Gautreau Staff, Band. Ed To live a happy, successful Life. If 8 WOIHHH has long hail' it is Pascoag' R' I' Doing easily what others find her crowning glory- General difficult is talent. Bowling Club. To live! Youth on the prowl, a n d pleasure at the helm. 0 ll , I . x P, W f Eleanor Louise Gingell Ging Harrisville, R. I. General CDW? O8 L2 L 5 Russell Guilbault Russ Harrisville, R. I. Glee Club, Bowling Club, News- I d P U v X commercial paper Club, Ticket Seller, Softball. G 3 YS - G0 In To live a perfect life. To be a secretary. Harrigxigfg R I Every man is the architect of Humor is the harmony of the General his own life , hearty' Band, Orchestra, Softball, Glee Club, Year Book Staff, Model Legislature. To lead a happy and successful life. You will be what you want to be. Page Nineteen Robert William Herard Willie Pascoag, R. I. General To be successful. He makes his friends by being one. I Carolyn Holt Lynn North Smithfield, R. I. General ' ' 5 X Archery, Cheerleader, Year Book Staff, Newspaper Club, Art, Senior Play. Beth Ellen Hendrickson iiBethy'Wethy,, Never to be serious. Pascoagf R- I- A merry heart that laughs at Commercial Care' Newspaper Club, Library Aid, Gllee Club, Ticket Seller. Jerome Waldo Howard ..Bud,, Pascoag, R. I. General Bowling Club. To be a mechanic. Why worry? I don't. but how. To live a happy married life. It matters not how long we live Vincent Hutnak 1 anvinvv l Nasonvillie, R. I, Sally Ann Hughes Classical SHS Baseball. Classicshepachet' R' I' To go to college. Glee Club, Band, Newspaper His mighty voice went forth. Club, Model Legislature, Senior Play, Year Book Staff, Nurse's Aid Club. To be skinny. A merry heart maketh a. cheer- ful countenance. Page Twenty Fred Raymond Inman Huck Harmony, R. I. Classical ' Francis Joseph Kaczynski Hpylqarln Football, Baseball, Senior Play. T0 graduate- Pascoag, R. I. Mischief thou art afoot. Classical Football, Hockey, Baseball. To be an engineer. A safe companion and an easy friend. 50471 Barb Pascoag, R. I. Classical Newspaper Club, Library Aid, Glee Club, Year Book Staff, Band, Orchestra, Senior Play, Nurse's Aid Club. To be a nurse. Knowledge is power. vi' Joseph A. Kozlik CF John Michael ...Joes ,.JaCk,, North Smithfield, R. I. Pascoagy R, I, Commercial General Football, Baseball Manager- . Baseball, Hockey, Senior Play. To get a job with the Milwaukee Sandra MHYY K0Z11k Just to be Successful Braves. Sandy ' Ngrth Smithfield, R, 1, He is a quiet man, but quite a From a little spark may burst a Classical man. mlghfy flame-H Newspaper Club, Glee Club, Biology Club, Nurse's Aid Club, Model Legislature. To go to college and become a IIUTSB. The shortest are the sweetest. Page Twenty-One .23 MBH' Meade Hx. M 2.1 C QD, q3jj!z?fWf'5l' -0 M . F Annette M. Ladefian Philip D. Lane, Jr. usparkyu Phil Pascoag, R. I. Harrisville, R. I. . C1 ' 1 ielzelgl B k St ff Raymond Charles Lafreniere r , ear oo a . ' ' U To live in a teepee in Oklahoma. Ray fo be a Pllot uf the U-S-A-FY With thee conversing, I forget Glendale R- I. doeglffndsome 'S as handsome all time. , ' Classical X9 Senior Play. , r To be a Pharmacist. JS A 'fshoulder to the wheel. M lv lb . Betty Anne Lange Benjamin J. LaPorte Benny ..Betty,, Oakland, R. I. r W , Pascoag, R. I. General Anna Lariviere General Art. .. ,, . To uve a happy life' Page2359-R I To be in the Naval Corps. Life is no good without delight. ' A man of few words. General Cheerleader, Glee Club, Year Book Staff. Just to be happy. Self-confidence is the first re- quisite to great undertakings. Page Twenty-Two f 9 -b ff' cf if cf adam if 75' w I Leon Francis Lawrence Lee' Pascoag, R. I. Classical Bowling Club. To see the world. The desire of glory clings even to the best. Patricia Maureen LeBlanc Harrisville, R. I. James Thomas Commercial Newspaper Club. Jim To be a secretary. Pascoagy R. I. mggglie good and the wise lead quiet General , Baseball, Basketball. Marguerite J. Lefebvre Margie Harrisville, R. I. Classical Band, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Archery, Library Aid, Nurse's Aid Club, Model Congress. To be a nurse. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. To make a million. Although I never wink I am not blind. l l MA, Marie llAnnYY M V Pascoag, R. I. ' - I General Newspaper Club, Glee Club, H , Archery, Year Book Staff, Ticket UC F, Seller, Nurse's Aid Club. am To be a nurse. Pascoag' R' I' Small matters win great com- Classical l'I1el1d8.tl0I1. Model Legislature. To be some pupil's favorite teacher. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Page Twenty- Three ,,,, k Q.. ,,,.. Y Karen Arlene Malley Rosalie Claire Martel llKayYY lIR0SieH Harrisville, R. I. P8.SCOag, R. I. Commercial Commercial Band, orchestra, Giee Club, Soft- Glee Club, Archery, Library Aid. ball, Bowling Club. Colleen Helen Marsh Year Efook Staff' To be a beautician. nconnien 1.fTo live a happy and successful Her actions are modest, her P21SC08g, R- I- 1 S' I Words discreet'-i General I have a heart with room for every joy. Cheerleader, Glee Club, Art, ear Book Staff. o be a, math teacher. Golden hair like sunlight streaming. Ann McCann Marllyn Mapleville, R. I. Classical Year Book Staff, Glee Club, , , Newspaper Club, Archery, Ticket Davld Reid B0 Seller, Library Aid, Senior Play, ..Dave.. Newspaper . Year Staff, Nurse's Aid Club, Bowling Club. Har-risvi11,e, R, I. Glee Club, Semm' Play- T0 11V0 9- happy and SUCCeSSfU1 Classical To be a success in life. life- It's nice to be natural, when you Always ready for work and Football, Hockey, Year Book are naturally nice., pleasure. Staff. ' To become a successful dentist. A gentleman on whom is built an absolute trust. Page Twenty-Four Frederick Ernest Miller lK Y7 Harmony, R. I. General Football, Baseball. William Theodore y Barbara Ann Barb 1 Lake, R. I Glee Club, Year Book Staff To be an Air Force Cadet. Mitch T0 be H HUFS9- Aneasy minded soul and always Maplevluef R' ' 4'Si1ence is more eloquent than will be. General' words. Glee Club, Football, Senior Play, Baseball. To be successful. Life is jest and all things show it Leo Thomas Nerbonne Beverly Marie O'Donnell Butch '-Bev Harrisville, R. I. Chepachet, R. I. General I Commercial Hockey, Bowling Club, Art. Joan Ann Normandin Litlisrvgf igda P e r Club, Softball To join the Navy- . lqoanien To live a happy married llfe. No one knows what he can do Brldgetonf R' I- Sincerity is the essence of until he tries. Commercial' friendship. To be a secretary. A cute little girl with a cute little way. Page Twenty-F ive J if Pauline May Ouellette '4Pauline Chepachet, R. I. General Glee Club, Nurse's Aid Club. To be a nurse. Louis Theodore Pascoe 'Ted Pascoag, R. I. Classical Hockey, Baseball, Bowling Club, .f.,:.-mf., Lillian Rose Paquin llLil,, Pascoag, R. I. All things are won by diligence. Cgmmercial negs Newspaper Club, Bowling Club, Archery, Library Aid, Glee Club, Year Book Staff. To be a receptionist. A light heart lives long. Elizabeth Ann Paul Art. Betty To go to college. Zealous, yet modest. . L21 xllfdfdg' J, Affllg 1 f'7 f , ,' .. K' l' 4 -4 Harrisville, R. I. Commercial Glee Club. To be a private secretary. Her friendliness shows the of sincerity. Page Twenty-Six Jacqueline Mae Paquette Jackie Glendale, R. I. General Majorette, Art, Year Book Staff. To live to see space travel.. There is no wisdom like frank- 5 fl P. ' Classical light Bowling Art, Glee del Book Staff, To be a Every bitious. Norma Anne Pepler Estelle Dianne Rosenberg 5lN0rmall 4lRedP! Bridgeton, R. 1. - Paswag- R- I' Commercial Classical . . . Band, Orchestra, Glee Club Glee Club- Louise Phyllis Racine Senior Play. To be a secretary. ffweasien To go to college- Q11iet lf?1'S0nS are Welcome Harmsvlne' R' I' A good conscience is a soft eve rywhere' Commercial pillow. Bruce William Brucie Pascoag, R. I. General Baseball Manager, W e i g h t - Lifting Club. To be an architect. I try all things, I achieve what I can. Glee Club, Newspaper Club. To be successful. A fine head of hair adds beauty to a good face. sem Lance David St. Armani: Lanny Harrisville, R. I. General Football. To join the Air Force. Let each man do his best. Page Twenty-Seven David Arthur Sartrys Dave Glendale, Classical Football, Hockey. To go to college. ll ' In Simple, modest, R. I. anly, true- Maria Liv Mohegan, R. I. General Glee Club, Library Aid. To work and travel. Speech is great but silence is greater. Anthony John Singer llT0nylY North Smithfield, R. I, Norman David Smith Smitty Nasonville, R. I. General Glee Club, Weight-Lifting Club To become an electrician. Though he was defeated h Classical argues still. Bowling Club. To go to -college. He sails on a sea of ambition. onald Rudolph Soderlund Robert Arthur Stewart SQdie Whitey . Nasonvlue' R' I' North Smithfield, R. 1. Classical Classical Footballi, Baseball, Weight- Deborah Lee StC61'C Fgotbau, Baseball, Glee Club Lifting Club- Debbie Model Legislature, Art, Heekey. To join the Navy. West Glocesterf R' I' To play college football. General 'Innocency and freshness of Cheerleader, Year Book Staff, You've got to be a football c racterf' Model Congress, Model Legislature, hergf' .tl Newspaper Club, Art,Band, Nurse's Aid Club, Senior Play. To be successful as a nurse. Dependability costs nothing and gains everything. Page Twenty-Eight l Doreen Ellen Tellier 'ah .2 ui in Leonard Trinque Dodie Joe Pascoag, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Commercial General Glee Club, Ar-chery, Bowling . Club' Raymond Joseph Tourlgny srlfilflicksgiiioxirciiiliilifalisasgiizil Book . . Ray ' ' ' To be an airline hostess. Glendale, R. I' To go to college. Never think of the future, it , U . Comes Soon enough,-' Cl-HSSICPLI Sports will be his fame. Senior Play. To join the Air Force. To be silent is to be wise. . Edna May Whitaker Wynnie Chepachet, R. I. General Art, Year Book Staff, Newspaper Club, Senior Play. To be a successful commercial artist. Art is science in the flesh. Joan Sandra Wilkins Willy Slatersville, R. I. Classical Library Aid, Year Book Staff, Nurse's Aid Club, Model Legisla- ture. To be a good physical therapist. As merry as the day is Long. Page Twenty-Nine Smithfield, R. I. Classical Year Book Staff, Library Aid, Glee Club, Nurse's Aid Club, Model Congress. To be a nurse. Maidens mild and meek, are swift to hear and slow to speak. Daniel M' Young Sprung North Smithfield, R. I. Classical Hockey, Baseball. To go to college. God rewards the silent. ll. fl. H. AWARD Beverly Joan Worrall of North Smithfield was chosen by the faculty and seniors as best citizen of the Class of 1956 for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrimage. She will recive a certificate and pin for this distinction. She, with 23 other D. A. R. Winners from each high school in Rhode Island was honored at a luncheon held March 22, at the Narragansett Hotel. The luncheon was preceeded by a tour of historical places in Providence and a meeting with Governor Dennis J. Roberts. Page Thirty EENIUH PBUM Tire Czar-Z xl, A H 'lx 5 N ,xv 'www Qoeel: ebor-al, E V , 'R ff! qi X I A ,ii 5 E 'f- ? Q: 1-,I 5 n A , A ,gif e 4 5 9 ' I xxx I I f 5 1 I I 5 . f. I s.. ,I ll ax' ,I ' fl ' ' x if ll' z ' 5 I v 1' Page Thirty-One EL!-155 HISTIJHY On September 10, 1952, the hallowed halls of B.H.S. opened wide to admit 154 timid freshmen, the largest freshman class in our school's history. After a few days of meeting new teachers, getting lost, and losing schedules, we finally settled down, and, at our first class meeting, were introduced to our advisor, Mr. Jolin, and elected our class officers. We chose Theodore Pascoe, President, Joan Normandin, Vice-President, Benjamin LaPorte, Secretary, and William Herzog, Treasurer. Marilyn Miga shone scholastically with the highest average. In the fall of '53, we sophomores, now really a part of B.H.S., settled down to business from the start. We elected Dale Reed, President, John Lacey, Vice-President, Patricia Freitas, Secretary, and Robert Stewart, Treasurer. As Juniors, upperclassmen at last, we really began to show our abili- ties. We started by electing Marilyn Miga, President, David Sartrys, Vice-President, Anna Lariviere, Secretary, and Deborah Steere, Treasurer. Our new advisor, Miss Loretta Lukowicz helped immensely through this bountious year. We got off to a fine start by holding the Halloween Dance. Judith Pendleton and Beverly Devlin were representatives at Girl's State, Deborah Steere was a member of Model Congress, Judith Pendleton, Sally Hughes, Robert Stewart and John Burton went to Model Legislature, Raymond Brissette and Robert Stewart were members of the National Athletic Society, Marilyn Miga's essay on XVhat Civil Defence Means To Me, won second prize in the local V.F.W. Auxiliary contest, John Lacey was chosen Class Marshall for the Senior Class of '5 5. Lastly, we gave a farewell dance for the Seniors. September, 195 5-at last we had reached our goal, we, the mighty seniors! To guide us We elected: David Meikle, President, Thomas DeBlois, Vice-President, Patricia Freitas, Secretary, and Deborah Steere, Treasurer. Included in our activities were: Freshman Get Acquainted Dance, at which Shirley Racine and Harry Dutch were chosen queen and king, Stardust, fpromj, with Gayle Flynn, chairman and Deborah Steere, queen, Our Senior Play, A Date With Judy, directed by Miss Morin, the V.F.W. essay contest in which Marilyn Miga won first prize with Sally Hughes second and Beverly Worrall third, Moonglow, fspring promj with Ann Lovett as chairman, the class banquet and the farewell dance given to us by the juniors, Class Night with Eleanor Gingell as chairman. Lastly, graduation, Presidential Elections was our theme and Marilyn Miga and Marilyn McCann were valedictorian, and salutatorian respectively. Now we have completed four successful and happy years at B.H.S. We hope the future will be as rewarding. Page Thirty-Two CLASS PIIEM OUR FRESHMAN YEAR HAD JUST BEGUN, WE FELT QUITE ILL-AT-EASE. WE CAME NOT KNOWING WHAT WE SOUGHT-- WE TRIED SO HARD TO PLEASE. OUR SOPHOMORE WORK WAS HARDER SO MANY THINGS WERE LEARNED, OUR TEACHERS GAVE US GUIDANCE AND MANY FRIENDS WERE EARNED. THEN WHEN WE REACHED OUR JUNIOR YEAR WE MADE A PLAN OR TWO CONCERNING OUR BRIGHT FUTURE AND WHAT WE CHOSE TO DO. NOW WE HAVE REACHED OUR SENIOR YEAR. WE HAVEN'T LONG TO STAY- TOO SOON WE GO INTO THE WORLD EACH ON HIS SEPARATE WAY. SO WE WILL SING A SONG OF PRAISE TO OUR DEAR SCHOOL'S NAME TO WHOM WE OWE IN FUTURE YEARS ALL HONOR AND ALL FAME. SALLY ANN HUGHES MEMUHIE5 UF A SENIUH ON LOOKING OVER FOUR YEARS PAST I FIND SOME MEMORIES THERE. I SEE MY TEACHERS ONE BY ONE- MY CLASSMATES OH SO DEAR. I SEE THE BALLFIELD SHINING GREEN AND APPLETREES IN BLOOM, THE SI-IRILL EXCITED CHEERS AT GAMES, SOME MEMORIES IN EACH ROOM. THE CHATTER IN THE LUNCHROOM, THE GREASE PAINT OF THE PLAY, THE FRIENDS AND FUN AND LAUGHTER, THE DANCE TUNE'S SWING AND SWAY. SUSPENSE BEFORE REPORT CARDS, THE MIDNIGHT OIL BURNED, OUR VOICES RAISED IN GLEE CLUB, THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE LEARNED. FOUR YEARS TO KNOW - TO LIVE - TO GROW. HOW QUICKLY FLEW THE DAYS! THE TIME HAS COME WHEN WE MUST PART AND GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS. NOW I MUST THANK YOU - IF I CAN- IN THIS BRIEF SPACE OF TIME OH BURRILLVILLE, FOR GIVING ME THESE MEMORIES OF MINE. SALLY ANN HUGHES Page Thirty-Three September 18 September 21 October ll October 19 October 24 October 27, 28 November 19 November 24 December 9 CLASS Ill!-lIlY Our first day of school as seniors began today as the doors of Burrillville High open once again. We Wish to welcome Mrs McNamara and Mr. Ducharme to our faculty. We elected our class ofhcers today. We will depend on the following people to guide us through our most important year: David Meikle ,..,...,..... ,...,. ,..,....,.., P r esident Thomas DeBlois .......,.. ...Vice-President Patricia Freitas .....,. ,............,. Secretary Deborah Steere .....,........,.......A......,.,...,.........,. ...........,.......,..,....,..........,,.,..,,,... T reasurer The Freshmen Get Acquainted Dance Was a huge success. By an elimination dance Harry Dutch and Shirley Racine were chosen as king and queen. The Yearbook Staff was chosen by the faculty and Beverly Worrall was elected our Editor-in-Chief. The seniors, filled with anticipation, made a mad dash to the cafeteria at 2:30 to select class rings. A round blue stone was finally agreed upon. While the teachers Went to school at their annual Institute in Providence, We seniors had our pictures taken at Loring's Studio. Say cheez! The seniors held a food sale today, everything looked so delicious. Thanksgiving vacation is here and added to the festivities of Thanksgiving Day the annual Burrillville-Woonsocket football game was so thrilling it made today's holiday even more enjoyable. The big event we have been waiting for has finally arrived, our Fall Prom. How excited and thrilled We were dancing to the music of the Rythmeers Orchestra. Deborah Steere was chosen queen. Page Thirty-Four December 23 December 24 January 13 February 14 March S March 22 April 19, zo, 21 May 30 Iune 1 ,Iune 19 ,Iune 20 June 21 CLASS DIARY Our rings have finally arrived. We really feel like seniors now. The Christmas season has at last arrived. Let's hope that the spirit of peace and good will will become stronger The sponsor drive began today, and all the seniors are busy looking for sponsors. Good luck and may the best team Win. The cast for the Senior Play was chosen today in Room 6. We know it will be a success! The sponsor drive ended today, We finally reached our goal. The Easter Cantata was held tonight. The Glee Club and Grchestra were at their best. So was Miss Morin's narration. Congratulations Mr. Berry. Our Senior Play, I've Got a Date With Judy, was a great success. Under the Direction of Miss Morin, the cast was able to put on a spectacular performance. Our heroic dead were honored today, Memorial Day. Our Spring Prom! Gay decorations and happy people, helped to make our last prom as Seniors a great success. Our class banquet was held tonight at Gus' Tavern and the Senior Farewell Dance given us by the Juniors ended a wonderful evening. Class night was held this evening. One and all had a Wonder- ful time. Too soon have our four years here at Burrillville ended. A lot of hard work but also a lot of fun has gone to make our four years happy ones. Good-by B. H. S. May your future classes have as much pleasure within your halls as We've had. Page Thirty-Five SUPEHLZ-KTIVES Page Thirty-Six 'Pai' 5 - Best Athlete: Leonard Trinque, Eleanor Gingell. Best Dancer: William Mitchell, Karen Mallley. Most Likely to Succeed: Anthony Singer, Marilyn McCann, Most Flirtatious: Raymond Brissette, Carolyn Holt. Choice of Brother and Sister: John Lacey, Patri-Gia Freitas. Most Helpful: Deborah Steere, David Meikle. Most Talented: Francis Kaczynski, Annette Ladefian. Most Serious: James LeBlanc, Olivia Seider, Thomas DeBlois. WVittiest: Beverly Devlin, William Mitchell. Most Talkative: Marguerite Lefebvre, Fred Inman. Ideal: Maureen Casey, Thomas DeBlois. Most Popular: Deborah Steere, John Lacey. SUPEHLATIVES Most Courteous: James LeBlanc, Beverly Worrall. Best Looking: Patricia Freitas, Louise Racine, John Lacey. Cutest: Deborah Steere, Philip Lane. Best Personality: Fred Miller, Raymond Lafreniere, Joan Wilkins. Most Intellectural: Marilyn Miga, Anthony Singer. Best Mixer: Elaine Costa, Fred Inman. Best Natured: Anna Lariviere, Martha Gaucher, Benjamin Garrity. Most Dependable: Beverly Worrall, David Meikle. Best Sport: Anne Flynn, Joseph Kozlik. Most Original: Raymond Lafreniere. Gayle Flynn. Peppiest: Sally Hughes, Joseph Kozlik, Robert Stewart. Class Dreamer: Carol Eddy, John Burton. Class Baby: Sandra Kozlik, Sylvio Duperron. Page Thirty Seven ACTIVITIES TuTure. exec u'Tnves F 5+uAy,3-Ohh ,A 'ImxcIxe'I Sexxenrs UJQTCI-1 71' Q Sfrikeover L? If YIuv'st's X+Y2? 93665 Library Qiaes Page Thirty-Eight JUNIDRS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN LMLJ CLASS UF 1957 .illllll Row lc B. Fuller, M. Hartley, B. Boss, N. Dueharme, R. Knight, E. Hall, K. Hingley, M. La Porte, C. Marveau, M. Meyer, E. Paul, G. Auger. Row 2: M. Tremblay, E. Donohue, B. Hartley, L. Bennett, G. Mowry, J. Remington, L. Crook, C. Flannigan, J. Glasheen. C. Menard, A. Moore, E. Eddy, M. Daignaullt. Row 3: .l. Pinorr-i, J. Duvharnie, R. Young. A. Genereux, D. Marsh, R. Royer, G. Helm, A. Dickson, D. VVhite1y, L. Houle, R. Gross, V. Tourtelotte, R. Walker, R. Gautreau, S. Mignault, J. Littlewooci, G. Shaw, A. Durfee, R. Brousseau. JUN IOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,, Donald Marsh Vice-President . Donald Lcdukc Secretary Marie Meyer Treasurer Elaine Paul Row 1: E. Paul, M. Meyer. Row 2: D. Marsh. D, Leduke. Page Forty CLASS IJF 1957 Row 1: D. Bouchard, L. Assis, D. Roy, B. Morrison, B. Frenette, P. Toti. M. McCoy, E. Paquin S. Hadfield, E. Plante, M. Cute, M. Rosa. Row 2: P. Sherman, R. Morris, R. Steere, A. Hoyle, B. Choiniere, S. Rocheford, D. Disautell, J Laverdiere, S. Lepine, V. Richardson. M. Rivet, S. Lambert, L. Desautelil, R. Colburn G. Reed, R. Rathier, A. Philips. Row 3: W. Ledoux, G. Plante, R. Garceau, T. Carroll, R. Trinque, E. Bonczek, A. Shepard, B Anez, G. Foster, E. Lallancette, D. Tetreault, D. Leduke, W. Herzog, R. Aubin, D Tourigny, T. Boylan. Advisor: Mrs. Cecile McNamara Page Forty-One IILASS UF 1953 lilliil 4.135 Row 1: .l. Desjarlais, F. Dalton, P. Dugas, C. Pytelll, C. Com-temanehe, M. Berube, A. Bruneau. P. Stead, E, Marshall, L. Cooney. Row 2: M. Dwyer, P. Lepine, F, Mowry, J. Desjarlis, J. Robidoux, M. Jarvis, P. Freehette, D. Theroux, D. Wheat, M. Boylan, A. Bishop. Row 3: J. Desourdy, A. Assis, F. Allen, R. Marshall, J. Rivers, H. Mowry, M. Cosetta, M. Dowling, M. Dandeneau, C. Perreault, M. Kaezynski, B. Koly, E. O'Donnelll, C. Lawrence, R. Smith, D. Keable, W. Piehie, W. Franklin, J. Donohue, J. Seurka, R, Allen, W. Connell, M. Huguenin. Row 4: R. Bartlett, D. Potter, F. Thompson, R. Erickson, K. Putnam, C. Diamond, W. Potter, J. Gariepy, D. MeGuinness, B. Myers, W. Jaubert, L. Barnes, R. Cook, J. Polaeek, D. Flynn, L. Allen, W. Kiaunis, C. Dimond, R. Choehrane, R. Tremblay. .. FD? -T SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS President Donald Duclmrme Vice-President . Russell Cook Secretary . Diane Whezlt Treasurer Donald Potter D. Ducharme, D. Wheat, R. Cook, D. Potter. Page Forty-Two CLASS I1l1'195H :im Row 1: P. Reilly, J. Ducharme, B. Blanchard, M. Geer, L. Lemieux, B. Kelm, S. Kaprusak, S Simpson, E. Reilly, P. Merchant, P. Bonin. Row 2: R. Sherman, P. Hurst, M. Champlin, N. Whittaker, J. Blanchard, A. Ducharme, J. Marsh D. Boutilier, D. Atherton, P. Lane, C. Peck, A. Reinwald. Row 3: R, Shaw, G. Carpenter, R. Dowd, J. Inman, C. Bibeault, S. Guertin, M. Costa, M. Kemp M. Pellkey, J. Richardson, S. Eddy, R. Leveille, J. Paquette, M. Bailey, E. Zifcak, J Goulart, B. Genereaux, M. Lee, D. Waterman, G. Sherman. Row 4: R. Giard, J. Langlois, D. Wayland, R. Aubin, C. Van Gordan, P, Flynn, R. Pepler, J Campbell, D. McCutchen, R. Chretien, R. Daggett, A. Stenberg, D. Ducharme, W. Rivers T. Eccleston, R, Bonin, R. Looby. Advisor: Miss Joanne Emidy Page Forty-Three y IILASS UP1959 Row 1: J. Brodeur, P. Maher. A. Brodeur, D. Liehon, C, Jacques, S. Bailey, S. Worrall, R. Fox, L. Mac-kowski, C. Marshall, B. Davis. Row 2: G. Brissette, F. Hobson, K. Smith, J. Pla-ee, J. Robillard, H. Mageau, P. Zifchock, J. Boisvert, A. Addis, F. Pepler, P. Gibson, C. Morin, J. Carter, B, Crocker, P. Tanguay, G. Gravin, S. Wilbur, L. Chisholm, D. Leduc, G. Simard, H. Hingley. Row Zi: T. Mousseau, J. Pearson, R. Hebert, R. Jarvis, R. Lapierre, J. Malloy, P. Guertin, J. Tundis, W. Dalton, O. Laferte, E. Mowry, R. Lafreniere, H. Dutch, D. Lawrenee, W. Lowther, R. Labaehe, R. Tourigny, W. Smith, R. Hoenig. FRFSHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Jack Shepard Vice4President Gerry Rhodes Secretary ., .Linda Kozlik Treasurer . . Dennis Potter Row 1: J. Shepard, G. Rhodes, D. Potter. Row 2: L. Kozlik. Page Forty-Four CLASS UF1959 lllllll Row 1: J. Hopkins, P. Aldrich, C. Quigley, S. Racine, J. Shevlin, J. Paul, B. Gunther, Tourtellotte, L. Grover, D. Holt. Row 2: M. Rivet, J. Shalou, P. Williams, M. Cuimmo, K. Leblanc, L. Kozlik, C. Lee, M. Giard Paquin, L. Archer, J. Brousseau, V. Langlois. Row 3: F, Desjarlais, H. Rivet, W. Collins, W. Scanlon, N. Leveille, G. Freitas. P. Holubesko, Wolstenholme, Y. Jollette, S. Yagnasak, D. Aldrich, M. Richardson, D. Emmons, Dufault, D. Levesque, R. Ford, L. Coutu, R. Boucher. Row 4: D. Potter, G. Reynolds, Z. Merrill, J. Shepard, M. Matulionus, D. Ducharme, R. Gingell Rolleau, G. Rolleau, R. Clausen, W. Herard, H. Laporte, W. Rogers, G. Robillard, Meikle, R. Karmozyn, G. Rhodes, W. Gabrielson, R. Laverdiere, J. Clark. Advisor: Mr. Anthony P. Neri Page Forty-Five 1 HUNUH5 C V.F.W. EssB.y Winners Ode' COYXQYESS 1 1 Hbmemlker of Tomor row Gin-las Sfire Y W. -I 2 -A K M lvloclel Leclislafure Sclence Fair Page Forty-Six HHUHE ISLAND HIINUH SUEIETY Row 1: B. Kermaek, B. O'Donnel1, J. Wilkins, B. Worrall, E. Whitaker. Row 2: M. Miga, L. Paquin, C. Aubin, M. Lefebvre, J. Normandin, E. Fontaine, C. Letendre, O Seider. Row 3: M. McCann, J. Pendleton, M. Davis, L. Lawrence, R. Tourigny, A. Singer, B. Hendrickson We congratulate the twenty seniors who have become members of the Rhode Island Honor Society through their outstanding work and ability. To maintain an average of eighty-Eve percent or more for three and one-half years these seniors have Worked diligentlyg and so we wish them success in whatever they may undertake in the future. Page Forty-Eight N!lTIllN!l'I. ATHLETIC SUIIIETY Row 1: R. Gareeau, R. Brissette, T. Carrol, T. DeBlois, P. Lane, W. Mitchell. Row 2: E. Bonczek, T. Eccleston, T. Pascoe, A. Shepard, L. Trinque, R. Stewart. 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 quarters are members of the National Athletic Society. Although leaders in sports, they have never neglected the important matterg good scholarship. Page Forty-Nine SENIIJH PLAY L. Trinque, Miss Morin, C. Holt, W. Mitchell, S. Hughes, J. Lacey, E. Rosenberg, R. Tourigny B Kermack, M. McCann, C. Finneran, F. Inman, E. Whitaker, D. Steere, M. Miga, R. Lafrenlere A DATE NVITH JUDY JUDY FOSTER ,.......... MELVIN FOSTER ........ DORA FOSTER ................ RANDOLPH FOSTER .....,, HANNAH .,..........,.................... BARBARA WINSOCKET ..,.... OOGIE PRINGLE ............... MITZI HOFFMAN ....... MR. MARTINDALE .,... MRS. HOTCHKISS ......... ELOISE HOTCHKISS ........... MRS. SCHLUTZHAMMER .......,........,.... REXFORD MEREDITH O'CONNOR SUSIE ..............,.... . ..................,.................. STAGE MANAGER ...........,...... . .,..,.... . ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ,...... DIRECTOR ......,..................,.............. Page Fifty .................Carolyn Holt .......Raymond Lafreniere Barbara Kermack ..Wil.liam Mitchell ..,..Carol Finneran ......,...Marilyn Mign ..Leonard Trinque .,Marilyn McCann ....,......Fred Inman ........Sally Hughes Estelle Rosenberg .....,.Edna Whitaker . ,......... John Lacey .......Deborah Steere .......,David Meikle ......N0rman Smith ..,.....Miss Morin NEWSPAPER CLUB 5- .ll-WHY' 51 ,fr ff, W' ,l 4 , 75 ' 5- .' . vs . 'lf 'Q T' . , ' , .Sf f-3 ,df If Row 1: N. Whitaker, L. Paquin, B. O'Donnelli, M. Miga, M. McCoy J. Laverdiere, Miss Parfitt. Row 2: K. Quigley, C. Champlin, A. Lovett, M. Pelkey, J. Goulart, J. Glasheen, Mrs. Farrell. Row 3: C. George, B. Kermack, E. Fontaine, B. Choiniere, B. Morrison, D. Disautell. Row 4: B. Blanchard, L. Desjarlias, L. Desjarliias, G. Auger, S. Guertin, D. Wheat. Row 5: C. Aubin, L. Kozlik, R. Knight, S. Lambert. Row 6: R. Steere, M. LeBlanc, L. Racine, J. Boisvert, E. Gingell, M. Laporte, A. Dueharme, S. Simpson, M. Boylan. Row 7: B. Hendrickson, C. Flanagan, P. Leveille, J. Paquette, F, Dalton. Editor . ,....,.,....,.....,..... ......,....,.,, , ...,. . .. .......,............,,.........,,......,......,.....,..,............ Marilyn Miga Assistant Editors . .Joan Glasheen, Diane Wheat, and Judy Laverdiere Our newspaper, the Blue and White, again has done an excellent job under the supervision of Mrs. Farrell. Each member worked diligently producing a paper which would include all our activities and consisting of six or seven pages. We hope in the future the students will continue to make it as successful and interesting as it has been in the past years. Page Fifty-One GLEE IILUB Row Row Row Row E. Blanchard, M. Miga, C. Aubin, M. Lefebvre, V. Brissette, M. Rivet, M. Gaucher, M. Hartley, L. Paquin. C. Marsh, J. Normandin, A. Crabtree, S. Hughes, P. Freitas, A. Lariviere, D. Tellier. S Simpson, M. Boylan, M. LaPorte, E. Rosenberg, B. Kerma-ck, M. Rose, Mr. Berry. B. Paul, K. Malley, B. Godin, E. O'Donnell, A. Moore, C. Finneran, B. Moore, C. Flanagan, B. Hendrickson, J. Glasheen, C. Eddy, A. Flynn, M. Davis, C. Menard, M. Boisvert. N. Smith, J. Desourdy, J. Shepard, A. Desautelli, A. Dickson, G. Foster, M. Darling, R. Walker, R. Looby, R. Steere, F. Hobson, R. Cochrane. Row 1: E. Costa, B. Worrall, A. Ethier, A. Lovett, S. Kozlik, M. Bonin. B. Kelm, M. Berube, B Fox, N. Pepler, P. Bonin. Row 2: Mrs. Mc'Namara, R. Sherman, R. Knight, B. Frenette, B. Devlin, M. Casey, M. Mc-Cann J. Remington, J. Pendleton, J. Paquette, G. Flynn, J. Franklin, E. Fontaine, R. Martel P. Ouellette, J. Carter, J. Place, S. Chisholm, P. Toti, D. Boutiller. Row 3: J. Pearson, R. Hebert, R. Royer, E. Bonczek, A. Shepard, W. Mitchell, R. Young, T Carroll, G. Helm, K. Putnam, D. Marsh, R. Shaw, F. Desjarlais. Page Fifty-Two UHIIHESTHA Row 1: S. Bailly, E. Tourtellrotte. B. Crocker, M. Gaueher. Row 2: J. Rivers, P. Williams, M. LaPorte, M. Bonin, R. Coehrane, E. Rosenberg, M. Bembe, V. Tourtellotte. Row 1: M. Gaueher, E. Rosenberg. Row 2: M. Berube, V. Tourtellotte. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President Estelle Rosenberg Vice-President Martha Gauchos' Secretary Marilyn Berubc Treasurer Vernon Tourtellotte Page Fifty-Three BAND A I 471 st X Row 1: E. Bailley, R. Shaw, P. Reilly, B. Davis, B. Fuller, A. Desautell, R. Cochrane, C. Per-k M. LaPorte, M. Gaucher. Row 2: G. Flynn, J. Pendleton, L. Crook, A. Desourdy, M. Kemp, K. Putnam, A. Flynn, E Rosenberg, J. Paquette, M, Casey, Mr. Berry. Row 3: D. Disautell, B. Gunther, E. Tourtellotte, B. Kermavk, V. Tourtellotte, M. Berube, P Williams, P. Tanguay, B. Crocker. L. Crook, J. Pendleton, G. Flynn, -H J. Paquette, M. Casey Row 1: B. Kermaek. Row 2: B. Fuller, M. Berube, M. LaPorte. Page Fifty-Four O- PIIUTBALL Row 1: Mr. Hauser, G. Rouleau, R. Pepler, T. DeBlois, R. Stewart, L. Trinque, R. Brissette F Row Row Row Row 5: Kaczynski, D. Marsh, W. Mitchell, R. Demers, G. Racine, Mr. Ducharme. 1 H. Laporte, R. Royer, R. Young,T.Carroll., A. Shepard, P. Lane, R. Soderlund A Genereux, F. Inman, G. Rouleau, B. Anez, R. Chretian. : J. Campbell, R. Rathier, G. Langlois, D. McCut'cheon, D. LeDuke, D. Meikle, D. Sartrys B. Garrity, F. Miller, L. St. Armand, R. Meikle. 2 R. Garceau, J. Kozlik, J. Shepard, W. Connell, T. Eccleston, W. Pichie, D. Tourigny G Robillard, L. Allen, W. Franklin, D. Keable, R. Lapierre. R. Karmozyn, J. Polacek, J. Littlewood, R. Allen, C. VanGordon. Although they did not win the Class C championship, the high spirited Broncos led by Len Trinque, Tommy DeBlois, Don Marsh and Ray Brissette, co-captains of this year's team, had a very successful season. The 1955 team had seven wins, two ties, and one loss. Burrillvilile played its first game of the season in the Round Robin against Cranston, Class A champs The game ended in a 0-0 tie. However, most agree that Burrillville had outclassed Cranston. The spirited Thanksgiving game against Woonsocket ended in the only other 0-0 tie. In league competition, Burrillville defeated her longtime rivals, Colt 21-0 and Barring- ton 26-7. Burrillville lost its only game to South Kingston 13-7 in the closing minutes of the game. This was Burrillvilles first defeat by South Kingston in 20 years. The only Burrillville player to make the Rhode Island All-State team was Len Trinque as defensive backer-up. Len Trinque, Don Marsh and Fran Kaczynski made the All Class C team. With the exception of Allen Genereux, Ray Pepler and George Racine, all regulars are graduating. Page Fifty-Six H. Rivet, T. Boylan, O. Leferte, R. Tourigny, G. Dutch, F. Desjarlais, R. Ford, W. Potter FUUTBHLI. CISITH:-lm, ,J , ...xii A., Row 1: R. Pepler, D. Meikle, L. Trinque, D. Sartrys, A. Genereux, R. Stewart, R. Soderlund, G Racine. Row 2: F, Inman, D. Marsh, F. Kaczynski, R. Brissette, T. DeBlois, R. Demers. F U ll T B A L I. Geninrsj Q ,- if Row R: D. Meikle, R. Stewart, L. Trinque, R. Brissette, T. DeB1ois. Row 2: R. Soderlund, L. St. Armand, D. Sartrys, P. Lane, W. Mitchell. Row 3: F, Kaczynski, F. Inman, F. Miller, B. Garrity, R. Demers. Page Fifty-Seven FUUTTLQLL ULVMHW, Row 1: J. Campbell, H. Laporte, W. Mitchell., P. Lane, T. Carroll, D. LeDuke, D. M-vCutm-noon, Mr Hauser. Row 2: D. 'I'ourig'ny, G. Langlois, D. Keable, R. Young, R. Royer, B. Anez, G. Rouleau, J. Little Wood, Row 3: R. Rathier, A. Shepard, B. Garrity, F. Miller, G. Rouleau, L. St. Armand, R. Chretien, R Demers. FUUTBALL Gmwmml Row 1: R. Karrnozyn, J, Shepard, R. Ford, R. Meikle, R. Allen. T. Ecvleston, J. Polavela, M1 Duvharmf-. Row 2: VV. Potter, H. Dutch, F. Desjarlais, O. Laferte, XV. Piehie. R. Tourigny. Row 3: R. Lapierre, VV. Franklin, L. Allen, C. VanGordon, G. Robillard. XV. Connell. Page Fifty-Eight FIJIQITBALI. cfdf hm fy-ff ltra bgy! 01503 airfare! Hr!-' Q ix 1 'Q N Cui mark' tm, hamlet' ffnvln! what lroal? Page Fifty-Nine FIIIUTBALL ag, 1 A- 'f...fe - 1 I 5 ,6 -7 nn ' Get pai Pg J, '5,ll'f idk i 'f5,,J fjzylaf M 4-1 Sty These spirited vheerleaders, led by their effieient vap- tain Anna Lariviere, and under the guidance of Miss Shirley R. Morin, have done a splendid job spurring the teams on in victory as Well as their few losses. Although pravtices w e r e sometimes long and stren- uous they were proved to have been Worth while by eaeh girl, The seniors, and Captain, wish the best of Luck to the girls carrying on next year. HUEHEY 19 v Row 1: T. Eceleston, J. Lacey, D. White, R. Garceau, T. Pascoe, T. Boylan, R. Karmozyn, E Row 2 Lalancette, D. Torpey, J. Charette. : Mr. Eceleston, W. Mitchell, G. Racine, T. Carroll, E. Bonczek, D. Sartrys, D. Meik Kaczynski, H. LaPorte, L. Trinque, P. Lane, Mr. Mousseau. The 1956 Bronco hockey team went through the league play in whirlwind fashion only to lose in the state playoffs to Hope High, the eventual State Champs in two close and exciting games of 2-1 and 3-1. In addition to an undefeated league season the Broncos led by Cap- tain Leonard Joe', Trinque scored notable victories over West Point and New Hampshire freshmen and Taft of Connecticut. Two members were chosen on the All State hockey team, Leonard Trinque on the first team and Jack Lacey, third team. Page Sixty-Two le Y F Jael! W HIJIIHEY 3 , ii f X 'i D o.v e The Fins-I' Line x 4 Tom -L Ted Toe AJ, Tom Tr- 'L Sv , Y J. Wu' ...x 7 Fl' All 1 ,ev Niaiifl T-M The Hof.-.KQY RinK . ,X ' -f M s- -'A 'f,.',, .f L1 ' e' if' ' w ' ' A if f.l.4 i siA'fj '- 1- Q' 3 1 X eqyd X' My , . X .r ff Pugh' e-Roqer -Dexn Page Sixty-Three I 9 So.r1' BASEBALL Row 1: A. Shepard, S. Duperron, F. Inman, E. Bonczek, J. Lacey, D. Young, T. DeBlois, R Soderlund. ' Row 2: B. Rylah, J. Lawrence, Mr. Eccleston, R. Brissette, J. Kozlik. Row 3: Mr. Ducharme, W. Rogers, J. Charette, B. Anez, J. LeBlanc, L. Trinque, R. Stewart, F Kaczynski, B. Garrity, F. Miller, W. Mitchell. The 1956 baseball team led by Captain Jack Lacey is endeavoring to add another state championship as a fitting conclusion to the coaching career of Thomas Eccleston, Jr. The team is in second place with nine victories against four defeats, with but one game - Woonsoclcet -- still to be played. As the first two teams in each division get into the State Playoffs, our team has an excellent chance to make the playoffs. Page Sixty-Four k BASEBALL DBTXYXY EJ m, Ben , Fran Tom Jack WHi+ey,J-oe Tony Pg S' 5F AHEHEHY CLUB Row l' Row 2' Row Row 4' L. De-sjarlais, D. Boutillier, C. Peck, P. Lane, K. LeBl'mc M Rosa M Mum I Arrhm S Hzldfield, C. Lee, N, VVhitake1'. Mrs. Hall, J. Gonlart, G. Auger, E. Fontaine, M Wilson S Racine M Iefebvie M Mc-Coy, M. Kaczynski, C. Pytell. R. Fox, C. Bibeault R Mfutel 'S' S. Rocheford, J. Laverdiere, S. Lambert, B. Frenette C Holt B MOIIISOH S Smgnesik M. Lee, E. Hanley. N. Leveille, M. Tremblay, P. Gibson, L. Desjarlais M McCann M Drvis J Fr mklln M BUWLING ELUB Kemp. my Row 1: F. Hobson, M. Mrfifann, B. Boss, M. Boisvert, D. Desnitel Q Lochiane D Ilxnn Row 2: A. Desautell, R. Smith, B. Carpenter, G. Helm, B Anez G Poster A Singel F Bounhei J. Pinot-vi, Miss Emidy. Page Sixty-Six B.H.s. 8 Warwick ,,,,.A, 'P 2 Hope .....A.,.,... 2 Cranston ..,,..,, 3 LaSalle .....,. 351 Hope ......o..... 1 Hope ............. 2 Taft ........,......,.......,.... 1 Yale Freshmen . 1 St. George's ,r,....... 3 Natick ...........,,....... B.H.S. 28 No. Providence , 19 East Greenwich 35 North Kingston 2 Pawtucket Voc. 0 Woonsocket : ......... 19 No. Providence , 40 Northbridge ..,.... 20 Pomfret ....,...,... 26 No. Providence , 13 Woonsocket ...a... 19 Rectory .....,....,.,..., 'P Overtime EIIIIHES HOCKEY LEAGUE GAMES Opponent . 0 . 2 B.H.S. 6 Mt. St. Charles ...... 9 No. Providence 3 Woonsocket ......... 4 East Providence STATE SEMI-FINALS . 2 2 , 3 2 Cranston ..,...., Cranston ........... EXHIBITION GAMES . 1 . 3 3 Brown Freshmen 4 Needham High 1 '53 Army Plebes 1 6 Hebron 3 New Hampshire ..,.,............. 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent 6 . . 0 25 B.H.S. 7 South Kingston ......,. 21 Colt Memorial 27 Barrington as .,.....,.. .. 2 0 Warren 4.r..,.r. EXHIBITION GAMES . 0 0 Cranston .......... JUNIOR VARSITY . 6 0 0 Mt. St. Charles ...,.,.... .s., FRESHMEN . 6 6 13 Moses Brown ......... .,i. Page Sixty-Seven 19 Northbridge ......... 19 Cranston ...,............ 2 6 Moses Brown i..,...,. 0 1 3 Northbridge ..r....,. 2 6 2 0 Rectory .......,.....r Pomfret ....,.,....,.. 6 Opponent 1 2 1 I 4 3 4 4 Opponent 13 0 6 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 7 U U Pu S P U N fi U H 5 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 John J. Aylward, Inc. Al's Meat Market Rev. Lucien P. Benoit Berk's Store Blackstone Potato Chip Co. Burrillville Supply Brown's Rexall Drug Store A. J. Cabana's Garage Mr. 81 Mrs. W. L. Carpenter Chepachet Service Station Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Devlin Dr. Richard Dowling Dr. Augustine W. Eddy Electric Maintenance 81 Engineering Works Falk Bros. Falls Yarn J. B. Farnum Co. First National Bank of Smithfield Chief 81 Mrs. Joseph Freitas Mr. 81 Mrs. Manuel Freitas Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Gaucher Harrisville Bowling Alleys Hillside Cafe Mr. 81 Mrs. R. EC. Holt Hurst Radio 81 Fruniture Indian Acres Dairy Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred J. Kozlik Mr. 81 Mrs. Benjamin Laporte Leclair-Kozlik-Logan Bassett Post, No. 6342 81 Auxiliary Miss Loretta Lukowicz Mr. 81 Mrs. John Lynes 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles McCarthy Mr. 81 Mrs. David R. Meikle Dr. 81 Mrs. C. J. Miga Nelson's Service Station New York Dept. Store Oakland-Mapleville Fire Dept., Ladies Auxiliary Oxnard Pharmacy Dr. John P. Pascone Charles A. Pellegrino Piette Jewelers Remington Coal 81 Lumber Co. Mr. Moses Rosenberg Sears Roebuck Co. Senn Motor Company Mr. 81 Mrs. A. R. Shelvin Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Singer Smith's Jewelers Stillwater Mills, Inc. Timme Corp. Tupper Corporation Wallum Lake Rod 81 Gun Club Wanskuck Company, Oakland Mill Weavers 81 Dressers, Night Shift, Oakland - Wanskuck Co. Oliver S. Wilbur Youth Guidance Association, Ladies Auxiliary A Friend Page Sixty-Eight Mr. Charles Ackley Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Addis Mr. 8: Mrs. Aaron Aldrich Mr. dr Mrs. Carlton Aldrich Alice Florist Mr. Sz Mrs. Kermit Allen Allen Textile Co. Wallace Allen Mr. 8x Mrs. Jack Almeida Agnes Anderberg Mr. tk Mrs. Walter Anderberg Walter Anderberg, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Eric Anderson Mr. 6 Mrs. Fred R. Anderson Dr. dz Mrs. R. W. Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. Hugo Appellof Mr. O. Archambault Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Archer Mr. 8: Mrs. William E. Archer Art The Bus Driver Mr. 8: Mrs. Atherton Aubin Q Romprey Mrs. Yvonne Aubin Mr. Leo Auger Auger's Smart Shop A. 8: W. Artesian Well Co. Mr. George Badeau M. Bader Arnold C. Bailey, '55 Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert N. Bailey Mr. dz Mrs. Lewis Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Baker Edward T. Baker Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Balcom Mrs. Eliza S. Baldwin Mr. 8z Mrs William B. Baldwin Mr. 81 Mrs. Adrian Ballou Mr. 8: Mrs. Alden Ballou Ballou Bros., News 8: Variety Mr. Charles Ballou Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Ballou, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. George Barber Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Barber Joseph Bardon James Barnes Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Barnes Dorothy Barrows Bazaar Shop Beacon Diner Arthur Beaudet Jewelers Dr. 8: Mrs. Louise G. Beaudet Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Beaudreau Mr. Hervey Beaudreault Mr. Maurice Begin George Belcher Belhumeur's Market Mr. 8: Mrs. David J. 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