Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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I L I . -' 5 'I 0 J-...,. ,I - I Ig ' f ' . 1 .I an,-' ' -- -- 1 - 1. ug, . , L - , . f, - I f . - A , f . . .A. 1 II ' , 1 .M . ' ' - I , , iQ' Q Q 79 ,. - . -. -. F ' -- 0 . , lun! Mi. - . . - J- .-. . -1 51 n Q jim guiew Hurrillvilll: Hiqh Schnul Hurrisvillu. Hhndu Island ff? Gu C6 2' in-f F o'rewo'rd In this publication of the B.H.S. Review, we, the class of 1959, have included only a small part of the experiences, accomplishments, and joys which we have known in the past four years. We hope that the readers of this book in later years will remember the achievements of our class. DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS .. CLASSES HONORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS .. ,,,. .. SPONSORS . TABLE OF CONTENTS . ,o.oo........,.....,.., ..,..,,.. ...,.,.,..,.,.i,..,...,,.,,,....., .,..,,.., .....,..,.... P a g e S . .,..,........ .,.,,,,.... . . ......,....,. Page 8 ..,4...,..,......,..i...... ........,..., . .. ...Page 13 Class Poem Class History Class Diary Superlatives .. Page 37 Junior Sophomore Freshmen 44 . ................,..,.,......,...................................................,..... ...,.. ...... P a ge 45 Rhode Island Honor Society National Athletic Society Senior Play Newspaper Club Glee Club Band Majorettes Nurses, Aides Office Girls Library Aides Archery Radio Club Golf Club .. ..... ..................... ...... . . ..,................................ P age S6 Football Hockey Baseball Scores Page 68 Dedication MR. ALBERT P. LAVALLEE We, the Seniors of 195 9, would like to extend our appreciation to Mr. Lavallee, for his superb leadership as class advisor. It was only through his excellent guidance and endless determination that we succeeded in achieving our goalsg therefore, We dedicate our yearbook to him. Page Five DR. WILLIAM L. CALLAHAN Superintendent of Schools Please accept my heartiest congratulations on the successful com- pletion of your high school studies. I trust you have built a sound foundation for a successful and happy career. Page Six MR. THOMAS ECCLESTON, JR. Principal Congratulations on the successful completion of your high school course. May every one of you live a happy and a useful life. Page Seven Faculty Mr. Thomas Eccleston, Jr. Mr. Gerald O'Connor Mr. Louis T. Pascoe Ph. B. M. Ed. B. S. B. S. Brown University Providence College Rhode Island University University of Vermont Mathematics, Science History, Mathematics Pascoag, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Q Miss Shirley R. Morin A. B. A. M. Annhurst College, Boston College English Uxbridge, Mass. Miss Virginia R. Rosmond Mrs. Gladys L. Farrell Mrs. Williamina F. Hall A. B. A. B. B. S. Regis College Trinity College Framingham State College Mathematics, English French, Latin, Geometry Home Economics Providence, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Greenville, R. I. Page Eight Faculty l Mrs. Alma R. Kohlhoff Mr. Frank J. Hauser Miss Yolande Magner B. S. A. B. Ed. B. Rhode Island School of Design Providence College Rhode Island College of Education Drawing Supervisor Science History, American Government Rumford, R. I. Harrisville, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Mr. Albert P. Lavallee Ph. B. Providence College French North Smithfield, R. I. Mr. George P. Ducharme A. B. Providence College English Harrisville, R. I. Mrs. Constance H. Carlson Mr. Arthur W. john, Jr A. B. A. M. B. S. M. S. Vassar College, University of Maine Bryant College Guidance Supervisor University of Connecticut Pascoag, R. I. Bookkeeping, Shorthand Page Nine Greenville, R. I. Faculty 1 Mr. William Griffin Miss Irene P. Smith Mr. Lawrence Wheater B. S. A. B. A. B. Providence College Regis College Washington and Lee Univesity Mathematics, Science Business Law, Typing, Shorthand French, History Pascoag, R. I. Harrisville, R. I. Pascoag, R. I. Mr. Roger R. Drainville B. S. Bryant College Law, Business Arithmetic, Typing Woonsocket, R. I. Mr. Louis W. Boisvert, jr. Mr. Joseph J. Jalowy A. B. B. M. Providence College Boston University English, History, Reading Instrumental Music Pascoag, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. Page Ten Mr. Marcel G. Hebert A. B. B. S. St. Michae1's College Bryant College Mathematics Woonsocket, R. I. Mr. Bruno L. Harpin B. M. Boston University Vocal Music Harrisville, R. I. Yearbook Staff Row 1: C. Quigley, B. Davis, S. Bailey, M. Ciummo, S. Worrall. Row 2: P. Williams, S. Chisholm, R. Gagnon, Mr. O'Connor, J. Brousseau, L. Makowski, L. Archer Row 3: H. Mageau, S. Yagnesak, P. Holubesko, G. Freitas, P. Gibson, D. Wolstenholme, O. Laferte, B. Ford, L. Grover, J. Shepard, R. Jarvis, B. Gunther, B. Crocker, J. Paul, S. Wilbur, P. Tanguay, S. Racine, P. Aldrich. Editor-in-Chief ,,,.. ,Jacqueline Brousseau Assistant Editors. .,.,,..,..............,,....,...,. ...,,.. ......... .......,..,,.....,,.. D e ryl Holt, Janet Paul, Geraldine Freitas, Patricia Tanguay, Barbara Gunther, Sheila Chisholm, Sandra Wforrall, Leona Makowski, Sandra Wilbur. Photography Editors .,.,., ........,.,......,...,.......,....,..,... . .Priscilla Aldrich, Lois Grover, Maureen Cuimmo, Barbara Crocker. Sports Editors ,. .. .... ..,...... .,...... ...... ,..,,.. J o h n Shepard, Howard Laporte, Orrin Laferte, Robert Ford, Linda Archer Business Managers ,... . .. .Patricia Gibson, Susan Bailey, Priscilla Williams Art Editors . ........ Helen Mageau, Russell Jarvis, Dorothy Wolstenholme Typists ..,,..... ......,... .. ,,..,.,. .. .. ..,...,,..,....... ....,... , Judith Hopkins, Blanche Davis, Carole Quigley, Sandra Yagnesak, Shirley Racine Page Eleven A Day at B.H.S. i,-a-nf. CUSTODIAN .S YES SIR MRS. BREAULT WELL HOWIE F! SOPHOMORE ENGLISH e ! 1 S o J BUSY DAY HAVING-TROUBLE ? ENUNCIATE f-' Page Twelve 1 Z f 3 4 5 , 5 4 3 2 f 5 K 77 ff Z Z 5? 52 4 ff 77 Z! 47 44 4f'l f ff 22 SE IOR ,pf X Senior Class Officers Class Class Class Class S. Chisholm, R. Ducharme, R. Ford, J. Shepard. P resiclc' I1 i john Shepard Viva'-Prr'sidr'11l Robert Ford Sz'r'rr'lary Sheila Chisholm Trfaszlrrr Robert Ducharme GENERAL CHAIRMAN Motto Where therc's a will, therc's a way. Colors Blue and Wllite Flower Camellias Marshal . .. . Thomas Keeling Page Fourteen Lois Grover Priscilla Elaine Aldrich Si1la C Linda Harris Archer Glocester Senior Play. Classical Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, News- paper Club, Cheerlead'er, Senior Play, Office Girl. Medical Secretary. The day I became a Cbeerleader. ..Lin,, Glendale General Yearbook Staff, Library Aides, heerleader, Glee Club, Office Girl, Merchandising. The day I befame a Cheerleader Judith Ann Boisvert llJudylY Harrisville Commercial To live a happy married life. Senior Year. Roger Henry Boucher ..Rog,, Pascoag Commercial Bowling Club. Certified Public Accountant. Bowling on Friday. Page Fifteen i i Susan Elaine Bailey Hsue., Pascoag Commercial Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Yearbook Staff. Medical Secretary. Sindy period in lloe rafeteria with Mr. Wfbealer. Mary Jacqueline Brousseau Jackie Mapleville Classical Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Nurses Aides, Concession Stand, Senior Play, Model Congress. To be a nurse. Senior Yearbook. Maureen Evelyn Ciummo I-Iarrisville Sheila Jean Chisholm Classical Edward Dennis Collins U , H Art Club, Newspaper Club, Year- UT d,, Shella book staff, Office Girl. e Mfihegan To become a teacher. Chevachet Classical Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Club, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Senior Play, Model Legislature. To be a teacher. Gerling here .JI 7:20 A.M. every morllillg. Bradford Whitehill Coupe Brad Oakland Classical Football, Senior Play. To make a million. Cafeleria Srud y. Min MlJl'il1II Efzglifh Chau. Commercial Going into the service. Hou' I ever go! through Geo- merry. Barbara Crocker Cricket Pascoag Classical cheer-ieadei-, Golf Club, News- Blanche Leslie Davis paper Club, Band, Orchestra, Blanche Office Girl, Yearbook Staff, Nurses Chepachet Aides. . . General T B. S. N . O0 gat? C P In ursnili.. I Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, I H' emo mm - mfr' Newspaper Club, Yearbook Staff. W 0'7de l4'1d' To be a successful Hair Stylist. The day I prmed one of Min Magnerfr Hillary leJt.r. Page Sixteen Francis E. Desjarlais Fran Oakland - - C ' 1 Melvin A. Davis ommewa HM In Football, Glee Club, Baseball. M leviue Industrial Engineer. ' Commercial ape Sitting next to Deryl Holt in . Home Room. To live an easy life. Breaking the reeord for being late. Geraldine A. Freitas llaeril! North Smithfield Classical Robeff Hudson Ford Majorettes, Glee Club, Library Robert Joseph Ducharme '1Bob Pascoag Classical Baseball. To graduate from College. S md y Periodf. Warren John Gabrielson Indian Aides, Model Legislature, News- Gabe North Smithfield paper Club, Yearbook Staff, Model Harrisville Congress, Senior Play. I Classical Teacher. Classical Football, Hockey, Baseball, Glee . - - Hocke , Football - Mana Club, Yearbook staff. G nltmbe' 'n f'f 1f ff 'B0w1mgyc1ub. ger To be a Football Coach. Foolball gamer. Page Seventeen To be, a Draftsman. Lirrening to Richard Gingell tell lair true Jtofies. Marilyn L. Giard Marilyn Pascoag . R l'e Ga non General Patricia Louise Gibson Mrs osa 1 g Glee Club, Golf Club, Art, up t ,, UMTS- Gagnon Nurses Aides, Ticket Seller, News- 9' SX Pascoag paper Club. Harrisvllle Classical Lab-Technician. Commercial Art, Yearbook Staff. Timmy Shepard. Majorettes, Archery, Yearbook Teacher- Staff, Newspaper Club. Fezrbion Show. Business Teacher. Min Moriah Englirb Clan. Lois Jean Grover Lois North Smithfield - - Classical Richard John Glngell Yearbook S t a f f, Newspaper Sla.ts Club, Nurses Aides, Library Aides, Harpisville Glee Club, Senior Play. General To become a nurse. Baseball and Football Manager, Swim Yew' Hockey. To go to College. Being a true buddy I0 Mr. Duflmrme. Page Eighteen Paul Guertin Paul Pascoag Classical Baseball, Bowling, Golf Club. To graduate from College. Frenrla Clan. Barbara Ann Gunther Bobbi Pascoag Classical Wlilliam Francis Herard Bill Pascoag General Baseball. To join the Air Force. Lwzrb Periodr. Yearbook Staff, Band,Orchestra, Library Aides, Glee Club. To be a retailer. Study with Mr. Hall Richard Dennis Dick Pascoag General Baseball, Golf Club. Join the Air Force. Our Prom - W'if1 land. fer. Deryl Curtis Holt Herbert Henry Hingley Herb Pascoag General Join the Service. New England Playoff. Deb North Smithfield HOCHIS Classical , , Patricia Holubesko Cheerleader, Office G1r1, Glee Club, Library Aides, Yearbook Pat staff. Mohegan To be a Kindergarten Teacher. Classical My Flip in Cbeering. ter lVonder- Page Nineteen Majorettes, Newspaper Club, Nurses Aides, Library Aides, Art, Band, Model Congress, Archery. Registered Nurse. Stuffing Prifrilla Willinmf dffk with paperx. Carol Ann Jaques C8.l'01 I Chepachet Iudirh Ann Hopkins Commercial Russel Jarvis ' Glee Club, Band, Newspaper H ,, Judy Club. Russ Glogegter Secretary. West Glocester Classical I S e 71 i 0 r Prom at Thom P5071 General Band, Archery. NUFSCS A1d6S,C0,,,m.y Club. Yearbook Staff. Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Club. Join the Service- To be a nurse. Delenfimz wifb Mr. Uylweaier. The Pr0m5. Linda Ann Kozlik Lynne Slatersville Classical . Robert Paul Karmozyn Newspaper Club, Library Aides, Orrln Laferte Karz Nurses Aides, Bowling Club, Burger Glendale Archery, Office Girl, Ticket Seller. pascoag To become a Medical-Assistant . Classical Secretary, Classlcal Hockey, Football, Baseball. The day My, Neyj jeff B, H, 5, Baseball, Football, Hockey T0 become 21 Veterinarian- to go lo Harvard Urziverfity. Yearbook Staff- Gmduatzon. Pairing my jim! Englifh Exam. Page Twenty Rob ert William Lefreniere .. Pops.. Glendale Classical To be a success. Meeting Loif. Robert Lucien Lapierre Bob Mapleville General Howard joseph LaPorte Football. ,,H0wie,, Engineer. Pascoag Bemming 4 Senior. Classical Football, Hockey, B a. s e b a. 1 1 , Yearbook Staff. To go to College. Mr. Lavallee. Kathleen LeBlanc Kay Harrisville - C ' l Robert Leonard Laverdxere ommercla Carolyn C. Lee H Cheerleader, Archery, S e n i o r , Bob play. Cutch1e Pascoag Secretary Oakland General The day the chair .flipped and I Commercial Football, Glee Club. landed 0,71 the flag,-, Glee Club, Newspaper Club, State Trooper. Archery- Tbe Senior .fkating party. Halrdresser' Never getting taught eating randy in clan. Page Twenty-one Miriam Virginia Lee Rusty Oakland General Glee Club, Bowling Club. To get my Mrs, Degree Home Room 3 with Mr. Hauler. Leona Ann Makowski Mike Pascoag Classical Cheerleader, Office Girl, Nurses Aides, Newspaper Club, Yearbook Staff. 5 f Helen E. Mageau Helen Pascoag Genferal Priscilla Maher Senior Play, Newspaper Club, U , H Art, Yearbook Staff, Golf Club. PUSCY To be a teacher. The lark of beat. P11 Glendale General Band, Glee Club, Library Aides, Newspaper Club, Ticket Seller. Archery. Medical Secretary. Mr. Duclyarmeir Englilb Clan. Carol Christine Marshall Carol Mapleville General Newspaper Club, Nurses Aides, Art Club. To be a Registered Nurse. Selling 7'6fl'EJ'l9712El1lJ' at the foot- ball gfzmey. Mindaugas R. Matulionis Min Wallum Lake Classical Bowling Club, Golf Club. To become a Doctor. Englifb teauber in my Senior To be a nurse. yew. My junior Year. Page Twenty-two Thomas Albert Musso A KTOXTI, , Nasonville - Classical L - - Carcll lkrlorm Baseball. ois NlaryHPaqu1n Cal To be an Architect. F18 Pascoag Pbyjim CMU. Pascoag General Classical Office Girl, Newspaper Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Nurses Library Aides, Ticket Seller. Aides. Airline Hostess. T0 bg a Nurse. The jiri! Senior Prom outiide Homewgfk, of fcbool. v John O. Pearson John-O Mapleville Janet Rita Paul 2:25331 JoAnn Mary Place Ja-nu To be successful. JO Oakland Graduation. Pascoag Classical Commercial Cheerleader, Office Girl, Nurses Glee Club. Aides ,Glee Club. To graduate. Registered Nurse. Beroming a Senior. The 'Prom-Winter Wonderland . Page :Twenty-three -1 1.-ff riffs. Judxth Ann Pytel Judy Pascoag W'lliam Edward Potter Commercial Car I A ' l I , ' Golf Club, Glee Club, Newspaper O e nn Qulg ey B11l ' Club, Carole Mapleville A Porsch Sports car. Chepachet Genergl Stirhing my rousin with 4 pin General Hockey, Football. during rlallr. Glee Club, Art, Band, Newspaper Club Yearbook Staff. To join the Service. T ' f th ed t. . . . o . Mr. Grzffznk rhemutry fluff ur er my uca lon ' The 501105 B.D. and I famed in Mr. Dr'ai111'ille'.r Typing II Clan. Gerry Rhodes Gerr Harrisville - - Classical - - - Shlrley Ann Racme Bowling club' Football Manager, Marjorle Lee Rxchardson Shirley Hockey. Margie Pascoag To be a Forest Ranger. Bridgeton . Commercial Monday at lunch. Classical Ticket Seller, Glee Club, Year- Glee Club, Library Aides- book Staff. Graduate from Worcester State To be a secretary. Teachers Cfillege- Timmy Shepard. Mr. HdllI8l',S Study in the Cafeteria. Page Twenty-four William Rogers Bill North Smithfield General Gerald Robillard Baseball, Hockey, Glee Clubl Gary Herbert Rouleau Jerry To be a teacher. Big One Harrisville Day., Out' l - Harrisville Classical General Football, Hockey Manager. Football. Commercial Arts. State Trooper. Tbc hut football game agaiml Making HALL STATE Woomocket. Jeanne Louise Shalou Jeannie Pascoag - Classical Gordon Vlctor Rouleau Newspaper Club, Art, Major- John Thomas Shepard G0rdie ettes, Bowling Club, Senior Play. Jack Harrisville To graduate from college. Mapleville General Football, Hockey. To be a teacher. Gingellhf Tall Storief. Siudy period! when n o b 0 d y Classical Jludies. Page Twenty-five Baseball, Football, Hockey Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. To go to college. Senior Frenrb Clone: Kerry Douglas Smith Smitty North smtihfield Eugene Joseph Simard Classical Patricia Ann Tanguay Band, Baseball. , Alceneil I ' llpat Y Pascoag Ployyzef Clan. pascoag Classical fglassicaii B d A T. Gl . 1 A C1 by N , leer ea er, an , r ee paiglegibclub' ft u EWS Club, Office Girl, Newspaper Club To live a happy life Yearbook Staff, Golf Club . i . T 'b t h . My Jrudy in ibe eafelerza. 0 econfie a, eac er My junzor l ear. Evelyn Althea Tourtellotte Robert Tourigny f-Bob Glendale General Football. To join the Air Force. My Jludy in lhe eafeteria, ..Ev,, Pascoag Classical B a n d, Orchestra, Newspaper Joseph Anthony Tundls' Jr Club, Glee Club. Elementary Teacher. B zz n d rebearfalf before the C larixtmas C omert. Page Twenty-six l4J0eYY Pascoag Classical Bowling Club. To go to College. Chemiflry in Room 2 Priscilla Williams if Harrisville - Classical - Sandra L. Wilbur Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Club, Dorothy Alice Wolstenholme Sandy Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Bowl- Dotty Glendale ing Club, Model Congress. Glendale General To see the World. G ne I The laealin J Item in Room 12. e ra Glee Club- Yearbook S t a ff, g y Editor of the Newspaper, Major Library Aides, Archery. News- paper Club. Fashion Designer. Our Senior Prom. l Sandra Ann Yagnesak et te, Yearbook Staff. To be successful. Men driven. .isandyn Harrisville General A - Sandra Joyce Worrall Majorettes, Bowling Club, Glee Bafbafa Ellen Zlfchock Sandy Club, Yearbook Staff, T i c k e t Bobbi North Smithfield Seller. Pascoag Classical To travel around the world. Commercial Glee Club, NBWSPHPGI' C11-lb, Exilim' Art, Newspaper Club, Major Yearbook Staff, Library Aides. ettes, Office Girl, To be successful. Hairdresser. Our 61415, determifzaliolz lo get Frm in my Senior year with my ahead. BuddieJ. Page Twenty-seven D. A. R. Award Jacqueline Brousseau of Mapleville was chosen by the faculty and seniors as best citizen of the Class of 1959 for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrimage. She will receive a certificate and pin for this distinction. She, with 25 other D. A. R. winners from each high school in Rhode Island, was honored at a luncheon held March 24, at the Narragansett Hotel. The luncheon was preceeded by a tour of historical places in Providence and a meeting with Governor Christopher Del Sesto. In Appreciation We, the class of 1959, Wish to express our deep appreciation to Mr. Gerald O'Connor whose unfailing guidance and assistance has made this yearbook possible. Page Twenty-eight Class Poem G-is for grateful to our teachers we areg R--for the rough road We've journeyed so far. A-for the arduous labor it neededg D-for detention for the rules that weren't heeded. U-is for unlimited mirth in the halls, A-for attractive queens at the ball. T-for the tests we all tried to pass, I-is for intellect-we gained it at last. O-for the object we tried to obtaing N-is for now-we'll achieve our aim! D-for the day when We leave B. H. S., A-is for always we'll remember it well, Y-for the future years when these memories will swell. Page Twenty-nine Janet Paul Class History On an early crisp fall morning in 195 S a shy, bewildered Freshman class entered into the halls of Burrillville High. Upon being introduced to our advisor Mr. Neri, we elected the following officers to guide us through our first year: President, john Shepardg Vice-President, Gerry Rhodes, Secretary, Linda Kozlikg and Treasurer, Dennis Potter. The first social event, a Get-Acquainted Dance, was held by the Seniors in our honor. Harry Dutch and Shirley Racine were elected King and Queen. Although still lowly underclassmen, a more knowing and brave group of Sophomores entered dear B.H.S. again. Under the careful direction of Mr. Neri, John Shepard was elected President, Orrin Laferte, Vice-President, Robert Ducharme, Treasurer, and Sheila Chisholm, Secretary at the first class meeting of the year. In athletics, Robert Lapierre, Gerald Robillard, Howard Laporte, John Shepard, and Robert Ford became members of the National Athletic Society. Hurrah, upperclassmen at last! As leaders of our Junior class we selected John Shepard for President, Robert Ford, Vice-President, Priscilla Aldrich, Secretary, and Robert Ducharme, Treasurer. At Girls' State, Burrillville High was represented by Pat Holubesko, Shirley Racine and Jacqueline Brousseau. Geraldine Freitas attended Model Legislature, and Gordon Rouleau happily received the coveted All State guard position in football. Members of the National Athletic Society wereg John Shepard, Robert Ducharme, Robert Ford, Orrin Laferte, Howard Laporte, Robert Lapierre, Gerald Robillard, and Robert Lafreniere. On a beautiful warm june evening we held a Farewell Dance for the departing Seniors with Sheila Chisholm acting as chairman. Robert Ford was chosen Class Marshal by the class of 1958. September, 1958-at last we had reached our long awaited goal, and we would now begin our last year as mighty Seniors. With the resignation of Mr. Neri, Mr. Albert Lavallee consented to be our class advisor. John Shepard was elected President for the fourth consecutive time. Robert Ford was elected Vice-President, Sheila Chisholm, Secretary, and Robert Ducharme, Treasurer. The Freshman- Get-Acquainted Dance put on by the Seniors in October started off our Senior year with a bang. Many activities were to followg a card party Page Thirty Class History and fashion show on October 29, a Victory Dance at the Lodge in Pascoag to celebrate our winning the Class C championship in football, and a nice skating party attended by teeth-chattering Seniors in Decem- ber. Our prom Winter Wonderland broke all precedents by being the first one in Burrillville High's history to be held out of school. Barbara Crocker acted as chairman and was also chosen to reign as Queen. In April we presented our Senior Play, a hilarious comedy titled Onions in the Stew. Under the able and appreciated direction of Miss Morin, the play turned out to be a tremendous success. Following the play we held our Spring Prom, a Class Banquet, a Farewell Dance given to us by the Juniors, and an unforgetable Class Night with all Seniors enthusiastically participating. In June, after four long years of prepara- tion for the future, we proudly received our diplomas and entered into the world. As Seniors, many honors and awards were received. Geraldine Freitas won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, and Barbara Crocker, the Elks Club Award for outstanding leadership. Jacqueline Brousseau had the honor of being chosen best citizen of the Class of 195 9 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Model Congress was attended by legislators Pat Holubesko, Priscilla Williams, Geraldine Freitas, and Jacqueline Brousseau, and Model Legislature by Sheila Chisholm and Barbara Crocker. Sandra Wilbur, Barbara Zifchock were selected to represent Denmark at the NATO conference. - various colleges wanted Howie the work horse Laporte, All American football player and most valuable player in the New England Hockey Tournament to attend their colleges. Our best com- bined scholars and sportsmen John Shepard, Robert Lapierre, Gerald Robillard, and Robert Lafreniere were named members of the National Athletic Society. Robert Ducharme, Pat Holubesko, Paul Guertin, Thomas Musso, John Shepard, Robert Ford, Orrin Laferte, Bradford Coupe, Sheila Chisholm, Priscilla Williams, Geraldine Freitas, Leona Makowski, Pat Tanguay, Maureen Ciummo, Jeanne Shalou, Marjorie Richardson, Lois Paquin, Carole Quigley, Sandra Worrall, Janet Paul, Sandra Wilbur, Shirley Racine, Barbara Crocker, Rosalie Gagnon, Jacqueline Brousseau, Evelyn Tourtellotte, Susan Bailey, and Carol Jacques, all of whom maintained an average of eighty-five or over for the entire three and one-half year period became members of the Rhode Island Honor Society. Page Thirty-one September 3 September 10 September 26 October 1 October 3 October 10 October 13 October 29 October 30 November 11 November 26 November 27 December 1 December 23 Class Diary Today we entered school once more, bearing the high rank of seniors, greeting old friends and welcoming the newcomers to our faculty -- Mr. Louis Boisvert, Mr. Roger Drainville, and Mr. Marcel Hebert. We picked the officers today who will head our class for the last year. They are: John Shepard ...., .... ..........,.....,.. P r esident Robert Ford .. .. .. ,.s. ,. ..,......s. Vice-President Sheila Chisholm . ,......,.. ....s..s.,......... S ecretary Robert Ducharme ......,.......s,..s,..4...,......,.,......,............,..,,.......,.....,,....s4.......,. Treasurer A unanimous decision was made to have a Senior Dress-up Day the last Friday of every month. Everyone looked just fine. Our yearbook staff has been chosen with Jacqueline Brousseau as Editor-in-Chief. Under her capable direction we are sure our Review', will be a big success. Our Freshman-Get-Acquainted Dance was a great success with Sheila Chisholm as chairman. By the course of elimination, Betty Mackenzie and William Deroy were chosen Queen and King respectively. What a flurry of excited seniors as we rushed to the cafeteria to choose our class rings. We have chosen a round blue stone with a Bronco on one side and the Burrillville seal on the other. Today is Columbus Day. Hurray! Our first days vacation. We held a card party followed by a fashion show tonight. It was a huge success thanks to our class advisor, Mr. Lavallee. Annual Teacher's Institute has rolled around again. We're off to pose and smile before the cameras at Loring's Studios. While we observe Veteran's Day with the rest of the country, we are also observing a days vacation. Thanksgiving is near and we are looking forward to our annual football game against Woonsocket. Hope we Win! Tonight we are celebrating our victory over Woonsocket for the Football Championship with a Victory Dance. Great fun! What a buzz of excited voices can be heard coming from Mr. Lavallee's room with the news that our rings have arrived. Now our Seniorship will show. Peace on Earth, Good Will Towards Men. Schools out for Christmas holidays. Season's Greetings everyone! Page Thirty-two December 29 January 16 February 4 February 5 February 13 March 17 March 21 April 16, 17, is April 17 May 1 May 29 June 17 June 18 June 19 Class Diary Tonight a skating party was held at the home of Bob Laverdiere. Hot chocolate was the order of the event and a good time was had by all. The soft music of our prom Winter Wonderland wafted its way through the air at the Thompson Country Club tonight where Barbara Crocker was chosen Queen amid the sparkle of the decorations. The whole Senior Class turned out today for Senior Play try- outs. May the best man win! Our sponsor drive has started, we have set a goal and with us all working together we know the goal will be reached. Another weeks vacation has rolled around. These are the things we like best about school. Tonight was a big night. W' e won the all-important hockey game against Hope High by a score of 2-1 for the Rhode Island Hockey Championship. Good work boys! The Broncos captured the New England Hockey Champion- ship for the first time in tourney appearances. Howie Laporte was voted the Most Valuable Player award. The whole town is proud of the Broncos. We put on our Senior Play tonight - a comedy - under the direction of Miss Morin. It was a lot of work but the end result was success. Congratulations players. This day launches another weeks vacation with this spring weather everyone will have an enjoyable week. Tonight we held a card party in honor of the Review. We were all pleased with the results. Our Spring Fancyf' our Spring Prom, was held tonight in the gaily decorated hall. Sandra Wilbur was our chairman. Class Day! All the Seniors got into the act and presented an entertainment show for everyone. Graduation! All too soon we've reached the end of our four year journey. A lot of hard work, but also a lot of fun has gone into making wonderful memories of our years here at Burrillville. Today we came to school for the last time, not as Seniors, but as alumni. Goodbye B.H.S. - now it's up to us to go out and show the world all you've taught us. Page Thirty-three Superlatives Loss BOB LEE EV' CRICKET in LIN LYNN GOBDIE BILL. MARILYN HDVIE KERRY PAT ,5LA1'3 DEB Most Dignified: Lois Grover, Robert Ducharme. Best Natured: Miriam Lee, Gordon Rouleau. Quietest: Evelyn Tourtellotte, Kerry Smith. Best Actor Q Actress: Priscilla Aldrich, Richard Gingell. Best Personality: Barbara Crocker, John Shepard. Best Athlete: Barbara Crocker, Howie Laporte. Best Dancer: Leona Makowski, Orrin Laferte. Most Likely To Succeed: Pat Holubesko, Robert Ducharme. Most Flirtations: Linda Kozlik, Richard Gingell. Brother8zSister: Marilyn Giard, Richard Gingell. Most Helpful: Jacqueline Brousseau, Robert Karmozyn. Most Talented: Lois Grover, Robert Ford. Most Courteous: Susan Bailey, Robert Ducharme. Page Thirty-four Superlatifues PAT BOBBI JERRY Sl LLA .TO H J p onmn 5 ..A: . ii ..:. P' v - f M. if , , .,,.. , , .V -.:. 5' .. SANDY Best Looking: Barbara Zifchock, Robert Ford. Cutest: Linda Archer, John Pearson. Most Intellectual: Pat Holubesko, Robert Ducharme. Best Mixer: Geri Freitas, John Shepard. Most Serious: Sandra Wilbur, Roger Boucher. Wittiest: Marilyn Giard, Richard Gingell. Most Talkative: Jeanne Shalou, Howie Laporte. Ideal: Barbara Crocker, John Shepard. Most Popular: Deryl Holt, John Shepard. Class Baby: Geri Freitas, William Herard. Best Sport: Jackie Brousseau, Howard Laporte. Most Original: Pat Tanguay, Gerald Robillard. Peppiest: Deryl Holt, Robert Lapierre. Class Dreamer: Lois Grover, William Rogers. N e a t e s t : Sandra Wilbur, Robert Ducharme. Most Dependable: Jackie Brousseau, Robert Ducharme. Best All-Around: Barbara Crocker, John Shepard. JACKIE KABZ. GERI JACK JEAN Page Thirty-five BILL RUST Y A Day at BHS. Q09 KS NWS 55 Wm' C3 MR. E. FD.-COFFEEANYONE NO LOITERINGQ K ANOTHER mon Pm? THE CALGHIE CLUB Page Thirty-six JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Class of 1960 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: P. Morris, G. Putnam, H. Hutnak, J. Laporte, J. Whipple. Y. Desjarlais, L. Gaulin, B. Boutilier, S. Gautreau, C. Yagnesak, P. Leduke, N. Van Gordon, V. Keable, E. Bruneau, M. Reynolds, K. Marceau, F. Pepler. J. Kveling, D. Paul, H. Rivet, E. Demers, H. Wolstenholme, T. Jarvis, J. Remington, B. Raymond, L. Hall, C. Shaw, J. Minutelli, V. O'Conne11, S. Emidy, F. Hobson, H. Paquin. R. Gagnon, D. Soderlund, A. Frenette, E. Gaulin, R. La.Porte, E. Skeffington, W. Marchington, J. Senecal, G. Lockwood. A. Nelson, R. Dugas, W. Nerbonne, R. Guilbault. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Jolin Page Thirty-eight ie Class of 1960 fx Row Row Row Row FQ! A. Berube, C. Dionne, M. Kiaunis, J. Griffin, J. Bruyere. N. Paulhus, F. Ducharme, M. Long, C. Giard, C. Sherman, A. SanSoucy, P. Durand C Malley, P. Rylah, C. Godin, R. Dimond. S. Tourigny, Z. Merrill, P. Carroll, J. Jarvis, P. Crook, L. Haggerty, A. Hebert, J Roblllaid J. Nolan, S. Bailey, W. Cardone. . Zifcak, R. Allard, P. LaBadie, R. Smith, T. Keeling, T. Gilleran, J. Childs, E Kennedy R P . Leduke, L. Burke, A. Chisholm, A. Wilson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ...pw-' l -wvwmifw M ,Q E. Skeffington, J. Remington P. Leduke, T. Keeling Page Thirty-nine Prcfsid 0111' Thomas Keeling Vin'-Presirfefzf Edward Skeffington Secretary Phyllis Leduke Trmsu fer Janice Remington Class of 1961 Row 1: G. Lapierre, S. Coutu, C. Richardson, L. Warner, S. Gaulin, C. Reynolds, R. Perreault, A Bernier, M. Peck, J. Herard, V. Boss, M. Russi, G. Ethier. Row 2: F. Lavallee, P. Simpson, J. Griffin, R. Wood, J. Keith, G. Ainley, B. Bailey, C. Bailey, E Potter, S. Gzirtland, B. King, J. Berge, E. Trimble, A. Generaux, J. Dudley, R. Guthrie L. Thompson, J. Clinton, Row 3: G. VVesL, R. St. Saveier, J. Bardon, D. Coupe, D. VVhitman, E. Pelkey, T. Tessier, G Duvhzirme, A. Svhiffman, A. Tardie, K. Pratt, R. Wood, E. Richards, P. Bernard, R Wilson. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS P rz'sia'r'l1f Donald Eccleston Vin'-P rc'siflw1f Robert Dudley Sl'l'l'l'I4l1!'j' Priscilla Walker Trr'as11rf'r Patricia Jolly 19. Ecclesiou, P. Walker, P. Jolly, R. Dudley Page Forty Class of 1961 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: B. Sweet, L. Edwards, R. Porter, O. Bibeault, M. Piette, Y. Rosenberg, J. Duguay, N Greene, S. St. Amant, K. Erickson. C. Keeling, E. Morse, J. Sherman, J. Lange, D. Pascoe, E. Powell, .I. Racine, P. Walker V. Rinfrette, K. Smith, P. Jolly, E. Robitaille, J. Richmond. L. Spink, B. Hoenig, E. Prendergast, S. Chandler, M. Guertin, H. Lafreniere, J. MacKenzie J. Osler, A. Gallant, G. Courtemanche, P. Potter, M. Worcester, G. Martel. R. Musso, D. Ballou, B. St. Amant D. E-ccleston G , , A. . Waterman, K. Kluck. R. Letendre, E. Mowry. CLASS ADVISOR Miss Smith Page Forty-one Ramano, T. Ducharme, C. Woodman Class of 1962 Row 1: J. Fagan, N. Ames, S. Smida, C. Whipple, A. Hiiguenin, E. Hurst, J. Carmel, M. Wheat, L. Kelly, M. Griffin, E. Crossland, R. Cuimmo. Row 2: R. Desautell, D. Mowry, P. Lambert, O. Boucher, J, Bonin, K. Hingley, S. Frenette, A. Greene, B. Emriek, D. Dumoucvhelle, R. Bates, R. Laverdieie, E. Mc-Cabe, F. Colburn, E. Hoppe. Row 3: W. Daniels, W. Robidoux, E. Evans, T. Frayne, E. Riccitelli, D. Cosetta, R. Darling, T. Shepard, D. Bartlett, G. Burnett, R. Brissette, R. Boutilier, WV. Deroy. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS F. Colburn. R. Young S.. Whittaker, L. Kelly Prvsia'1'11l . , ,. ,Fred Colburn Vin'-Prc'.virl1'11f , , .Ronald Young Sr'c'rc'fury .. Suzanne Whittaker T7'l'dSIH'l'l' ,, . ,. .. ...Linda Kelly CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Griffin Page Forty-two Class of 1962 Row 1: C. Ravine, S. Pepler, P. Kenney, S. Whittaker, D. Paul, A. Menard, J. Masterson, J Levellee, J. Pollard, K. Chisholm, D. Morris, J. Bernard. Row 2: G. Brouillard, M. Scharwzberg, K. Dalton, C. Allard, N. Lortin, F. Daignault, C. Reynolds L. Lapierre, S. Desautel, L. Paulhus, J. Vien, G. Sweet, T. Bailey. Row 3: R. Leveille, J. Tourigny. G. Barber, H. Stead, R. Daignault, W. Torinese, H. Ar-c-her, J Bazinet, R. Lavallee, J. Goulart, M. Feuti, W. Prendergast, B. Round, R. Darling, J Haggerty. sg.. Row 1: C. Kapas, C. Smith, B. Morrison, S. Langlois, L. Mitchell. L. Sultonstall, A. Joubert, A Rivet. E. MacKenzie, S. Mousseau, J. Laferrier, E. Lamaire. Row 2: J. Fagan, G. Hall, R. Gervasio, R. Gaucher, S. Putnam, S. Dufrharme, S. Plante. S. Ryan N. Lamaire, R. Edwards, R, Keable, J. McCormick, E. Raymond. Row 3: R. Laime, D. Sanford, E. Labossiere, H. Barnes, L. Merrill, D. Pooley, E. Gartland, R Allard, R. Jacques, K. Seidar, A. Bartlett, R. Young. Page Forty-three Honors OF DEL CONG Page Forty-fo 1.1 CTIVITIES Rhode Island Honor Society Row 1: P. Guertin, R. Ducharme, T. Musso, J. Shepard, R. Ford, O. Laferte, B. Coupe. Row 2: S. Chisholm, P. Williams, G. Freitas, L. Makowski, P. Tanguay, P. Holubesko, J. Shalou M. Richardson, L. Paquin, C. Quigley. Row 3: M. Ciummo, S. Worrall, J. Paul, S. Wilbur, S. Racine, B. Crocker, R. Gagnon, J. Brousseau E. Tourtellotte, S. Bailey, C. Jaques. We congratulate the seniors who have become members of the Rhode Island Honor Society through 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 years. Page Forty-six National Athletic Honor Society Row 1: H. Paquin, R. Lafreniere, R. Lapierre, R. Laporte, D. Paul. Row 2: R. Ford, 0. Laferte, R. Ducharme, B. Coupe, J. Shepard, H. Laporte, G. Robillard, D Eccleston, R. Dudley, D. Coupe. The members of the National Athletic Society are 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. Although these boys are leaders in sports, they have never neglected a more important thing - good scholarship. Page Forty-seven Senior Play I Row 1: J. Pearson, F. Desjarlais, G. Rouleau, H. Laporte, R. Ford, R. Karmozyn. Row 2: Miss Morin, P. Aldrich, D. Holt, G. Freitas, L. Archer, D. Wolstenholme, L. Grover K LeBlanc, S. Chisholm, J. Shalou, H. Mageau, L. Paquin, M. Richardson, J. Pytel J Brousseau. Row 3: R. Lapierre, O. Laferte, B. Coupe, R. Ducharme, J. Shepard, E. Simard, T, Musso. CNIONS IN THE STEW Belly M,fzrDomzld .,.... ...,...............................,,............,.....,..., ...... , , ,njeanne Shalou Don MarDomzld ....... A I1 ne .....,..............,. f oarl ............ H o ward ...... R o ger ....... C l and ...................... Claire F6,IJ'EIld6'lI ....... Lerley Arnold ......... Margo ..,......... Mirr Garvey ...... BeeGee ........... Salrie ...............,.,...... K ilrie ........,......,,....... Mrr. ll al,ror1'.r Harry .,... . New-Mofor Marrfin .. Mr. Curlir ................. Mrr. Curlif ...... Lyda ............... lim ..,.......... Dolty .......... loey ................ Phil Mfurray ..... Delia Murray ...... Old Buddy ...... . Amrozmrer .... Grover ...,, Page Forty-eight .......Bradford Coupe .............Deryl Holt ....,.l.inda Archer ,.......Robert Ford ......john Shepard ............O'rrin Laferte .......Sheila Chisholm .......Priscilla Aldrich ............Lois Grover ........Helen Mageau ...,..........Lois Paquin ,...Kathleen LeBlanc Marjorie Richardson ......l-loward Laporte ....,.,.Rohert Lapierre ......,.,..Gary Rouleau Jacqueline Brousseau ., ....... Geraldine Freitas ...Robert Ducharme ...,.......judith Pytel ....,....Eugene Simard ..............Francis Desjarlais Dorothy Wolstenholme ..,....,,.....Rohert Karmozyn .,.............Thomas Musso ...,..j0hn Pearson Newspaper Club Row Row Row Row Row P. Tanguay, L. Makowski, F. Pepler, L. Berk, B. Davis, Y. Desjarlais, P. Durand. P. Aldrich, P. Holubesko, M. Ciummo, S. Chisholm, D. Pascoe, J. Racine, P. Gibson Kozlik, J. Hopkins. L. Grover, C. Morin, S. Yagnesak, E. Robitaille, J, Herard, J. VVhipp1e, K. Mareeau Shaw. H. Hutnak. J. Pytell, M. Giard, N. Van Gordon, B. Gunther, R. Porter, K. Smith, C. Godin O'Connell, A. Berube, J. Shalou, S. Gautreau, S. Gartland, R. Dimond, P. Rylah, C. Malley, B. Raymond, Bruneau, J. Minutelli. EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: C. Quigley. C. Jaques, P. Williams, L. Hall, Mrs. Carlson, D. Wolstenholme, G. Freitas, B. Zifehock, H. Mageau. Row 2: B. St. Armand, D. Eccleston, A. Chisholm, J. Nolan. Page Forty-nine Senior Qlec Club .,- ' Y H+ J ' Row 1: lf. Lev, I.. Arr-her, P. Alclrirh. S. Wilbur. L. Gruvvr, G. l 1'vilus. li. lloll, I,. Pnquin, J. Pylol. M. fli:u'1l, S. YY1lf.1'Il0SIlli, .I. l'l:u'0. J. B1'011s::0z111. liuw 2: .I. l'v:xrsun, I . lbvsjurlzlis, B. Davis, C. Quigley. C. Jzlqlws. P. Williams. IB, Crm-leer. S. Chisholm. IC. Tmlrtvllnttv, S, Bailvy, R. Fowl, VV. Rcmpgvw. O Junior Cglee Club Ruw I: fl.l'11ln:lm,C. Ilicmnv. J. Griffin, lf. Hobson. A, lfrenolto, J. Kvoling, M. ICl2illI'llS, J. Iimningftun, K. Mill'-l't'Illl. Huw 2: IC. I50llll'l'S, If. l'l-plor. P. IJIIITIHC1, C.M:1ll0y, J. Jarvis, N. VanGu1'don, S. Gautreau, J. Luporlv, H. lflulltillilw, A. Hebert. A. S:mSouc-ie, M. Reynolds, B. Raymond, J. Robillzxrri. V. Kc-nhlv, A. I2Q'l'lIhl', J. Bl'llS'0l'9. Row Il: N. Pzmlhus, V. 0't'unn0ll. C. Godin, P. Rvluh, R. Dimnnml, Y. Dosjzwlaxirs, H. Hutnak, P. Crook, T. Jarvis, M. Lung, J. XVhipplv, Shaw, L. Hall. Page Fifty Band Row 1: S. Bailey, D. Bartlett, P. Cosetta, M. Svhwarzenberg, S. Putnam, B. Davis, J. Hopkins, C Quigley, S. Ryan, J. Leveille, C. Smith, S. King, E. Tourtellotte, B. Crocker. Row 2: J. Vien, K. Smith, R. Darling, W. Torinese, P. Williams, K. Seider, C. Jaques, J. Tourigny G. Hall, J. Nolan, S. Bailey, Mr. Jalowy. Majofettes Row 1: M. Russi, J. Shalou, G. Freitas, E. Demers, K. Smith. Row 2: P. Holubesko, S. Yagnesak, B. Hoenig, E, Powell, P. Gibson, D. VVolstenholme, E. Prendergast, C. Yagnesak, B. Zifchock. Page Fifty-one Nurses' Aides 4 Row 1: B. Crocker, L. Kozlik, P. Holubesko, J. Paul. Row 2: J. Brousseau, M. Giard, L. Makowski, L. Paquin, J. Hopkins, C. Marshall, L. Grover. Office Girls ' I Row 1: L. Archer, J. Pytel, M. Ciummo. Row 2: B, Crocker, C. Morin, P. Aldrich, L. Makowski, P. Tanguay, J. Paul, B. Zifchock, P. Miaher Page Fifty-two 5 . if! P Library Aides Row 1: M. Richardson, F. Ducharme, V. O'Conne11, J. Laporte, A. SanSouci, C. Marceau, V. Keable N. Van Gorden, M. Kiaunis, H. Hutnak. Row 2: B. Boutilier, G. Putnam, L. Archer, Miss Rosmond, J. Bruyere, J. Griffin, C. Dionne. Row 3: S. Worrall, P. Rylah, M. Long, Y. Desjarlais, N. Paulhus, C. Yagnesak, S. Wilbur, C. Morin B. Gunther, L. Grover, P. Crook, B. Dimond, F. Pepler, J. Remington, C. Malley, P Holubesko, S. Gautreau, J. Whipple. Archer Row 1: A. Berube, A. Joubert, C. Racine, S. Ryan, M. Long, J, Robillard, R. Ducharme, M Reynolds, C. Reynolds. Row 2: C. Godin, J. Minutelli, J. LaPorte, Mrs. Hall, B. Bailey, J. Robitaille, S. Whittaker, P Durand, N. Ames. Page Fifty-three Radio Club v . ' Row 1: R. Bmxtilier, A. Ramano, J. Nolan. Row 2: J. Mc-Cormirk, R. Leveille, R. Laverdiere, R. Wood, Mr. O'Connor, P. Bernard, R. Musso, P. Lambert. W. Prendergast, S. Tnurigny. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 1 H. Mageau, B. Crocker, P. Tanguay, G. Putnam, V. O'Conne11, S. Whittaker, J. Whipple C. Godin, Mr. O'Connor. R. Allard, L. Berk, I-I. Paquin, J. Fagan, R. Keable, K. K1uck,G.VVate1'man. D. Paul, J. Zifcak, B. St. Amant, J. Childs, R. Smith. Page Fifty-four Fashion Show CARDS ANYONE. 5 A -' MAESTRO FASHIONS Fo LOIS PAT P5115 BA BAY STATE MODELS CONFUSED Page Fifty-five Senior Prom NE wi OP XX 'QUEE N BARBARA J UA? 00 Qmw S x RECEIVING Ll f VZ 6 E. 'THEQUEEN AND COURT Pg Ffy QA? T Football 1958 Champs Row Row Row Row Row M. fu 1, : T. Keeling, R. Lapierre, R. Karmozyn, H. Laporte, R. Ford, O, Laferte, J. Shepard, G Rouleau, R. Laporte. : R. Laverdiere, T. Ducharme, E. Skeffington, D. Coupe, D. Eccleston, E. Kenney, B Coupe, P. Labadie, G. Robillard. 1 R. Guilbeault, J. Vien, J. McCormick, R. Daignault, R. Pratt, R. Callahan, F. Desjarlais T. Gilleran, G. Rouleau. : F. Lavallee, F. Colburn, R. Young, D. Sanford, H. Stead, L. Merrill, T. Bailey, B. Round T. Shepard. : Mr. Wheater, H. Barnes, T. Frayne, J. Fagan, K. Hingley, G. Burnett, P. Bernard, R Musso, Mr. Hauser. The Broncos, under the superb coaching of Frank Hauser, won 10 consecutive team has now played 21 the Broncos won notable Round Robin the Broncos games and the school's 13th league title. Our football consecutive games without defeat. In non-league play victories over Mt. St. Charles and Woonsocket. In the surprised football experts by defeating Mt. Pleasant, Class A Co-Champs. Howard Laporte, who came within three points of the state record by scoring 191 points, was selected on the All-State first team along with Gary Rouleau. Both of these boys also made the All-Class C first team as did Bob Ford and Gordon Rouleau. Howard Laporte was recently chosen as a member of the All-American squad. The great record established by the 1958 team was brought about mainly by his hard' work and splendid spirit of every member of the squad. Great credit should be given to Mr. Hauser, Mr. Wheater and Mr. Collins for having developed not only a champion- ship team but also a team of fine sportsmen as well. Page Fifty-eight Football Seniors Row 1: R. Lapierre. R. Karmozyn, H, Laporte, R. Ford, O. Laferte, J. Shepard. Row 2: F. Desjarlais, R. Laverdiere, G. Rouleau, G. Rouleau, G. Robillard, B. Coupe All - A llIl'l'fl'lIlI Howard Laporte Page Fifty-nine Football Varsity Iiowrizz R. I,2lVC'l'llif'l'O, R. Laporte: G. Robillznd, R. Ford, G. Roulenu, G. Roulenu, T. Keeling How 2: 0. I.:n1'vrt0, R, I,:1pivx'1'0, .I. Shepard, R. Knrmozyn, B. Coupe, H, Laporte. Football F resltmcn -1.-.1 liow I: .l. Vis-n, .l. If:1g'm1, T. Frnyne, B, Round, L. Morrill. T. Bailey. Row 2: .I. MvL'mn'xnirk, F. Lavnllee, F. Colburn, R. Young, H. Stood. D, Sanford. How Ii: l'. He-rnznrcl, G. Burnett, R. Musso, H. Barnes, T. Shepard, K. Hingley. Page Sixty ,-.MQ-. rm CHAMPS STOP HIM99 JACK 'P ORB IN OB GO BOB GOQ . o MR T UCHDOWN DOUBLE THQUBLL WHERE I5 DO NNY 27? : 1 ANOTHER TOUCH DOWN FORD + KAR VIOZYN Page Sixty'-0 Hockey , . Q., Row 1: F. Colburn, H. Stead, W. Rogers, D. Coupe, H. Rivet, H. Laporte, O. Laferte. Row 2: Mr. Mousseau, D. Ballou, D. Eccleston, T. Keeling, R. Ford, R. Callahan, R. Guilbeault J. Dudley. Not in Picture QJ. Shepard, R. Lafreniere, R. Karmozyn, W. Gabrielsonj. Shattering many school records, the Bronco hockey team captured both the Rhode Island, and the New England Championships. Under the leadership of Coach Babe Mousseau and co-captains Bob Karmozyn, Bill Rogers and Howie Laporte, the Broncos became the first Rhode Island team to capture the New England crown. In the State play-offs, the Broncos defeated Cranston in the semi-finals and went on to win the State Championship for the tenth time by defeating Hope in a thrilling three-game series. In the New England tournament, the Broncos defeated' Melrose, Mass., 3-1 in the quarter-finals, they downed St. Dom's, Maine, 3-0 in the semi-finals and in the finals defeated Arlington, the Bay State Champs, 2-0, to become the first R. I. team to win the N. E. Championship. Co-captain Howie Laporte was voted the Most-Valuable Player Award. Bill Rogers and Laporte were voted to the first All-New England Team, and Hank Rivet, Tom Keeling, second team honors. Choices for the R. I. All-State first team: Bill Rogers and Howie Laporte. Second team: Don Eccleston and Bob Karmozyn. Third team: Bob Lafreniere and Tom Keeling. Prospects for next year look very good with the return of nine lettermen. Page Sixty-two Hockey THETHREE U5 4 CAPTAINS HAN K WATCH IT HENRY - - v 5 Q ,L OUR BOYS DOH - 'TOM Page Sixty-three - . W'- Cheerleaders AE w-4. iw Q Row 1: L. Mzlkuvvski, D. Holt, K. Leblane, Row 2: J. Paul, J. Remington, Row 3: L. Paquin, L. Arr-her, J. Griffin. J. Bruyere. ..--ded? ' ...ff Q Tanguay, A, Bembe, B. Crovker, P. Aldrieh Page Sixty-four Baseball Row 1: K. Smith, W. Herard, R. Ducharme, T. Musso, H. Laporte, R. Ford, J. Shepard, W Rogers, R. Karmozyn, O. Laferte, Mr. Ducharme. Row 2: B. St. Armand, D. Paul, H. Paquin, R. Callahan, R. Guilbault, E. Kenney. Reaching the mid-point of the season with a 6-1 record the Broncos stand in first place with a good chance to win the title and give Burrill- ville another triple crown. The team has played well under the expert guidance of George Ducharme and has come up with big victories over Mount St. Charles and Woonsocket. Co-captain Bill Rogers and Bill Herard have turned in top-notch performances on the mound. The attack has been led by the heavy hitting of Howie Laporte, Co-captains jack Shepard and Bill Rogers, along with Bob Karmozyn. If the team continues with its good Work it will undoubtedly look promising in the playoffs. Page Sixty-five Baseball .SE N IORS BILL BILL Page Sixty-six OHRIN B H S. Opponent Woonsocket ......,....4...,.,.......,. No. Providence ....A,.,, , East Providence ,... , . Mt. St. Charles r,.. Warwick ,....i..... Cranston ..,..... Hope .4....,..,... LaSalle ..i.. Cranston .....,,.. Cranston ..,..... Hope ........ Melrose ....t,...i ..... St. Dominic's ,.....,, Scituate ,...,....................., . East Greenwich ...t...t.t....ti.. No. Kingston ...........,4.....,,..,, Pawtucket Vocational ...... South Kingston t,,..........V....... Mt. Pleasant ,.i.,...4 Sacred Heart ....,...,., , Central Falls ,...,..,....,... , Pawt. Vocational No. Providence ..,. Mt. St. Charles ,... Cumberland ........... . Woonsocket ..r...,... . Denotes Overtime. Scores HOCKEY LEAGUE GAMES B.H.S. Opponent 4 Woonsocket ,.,.....,..............4, 3 7 No. Providence .,rn ..t.. . 0 7 East Providence , r.,... 2 7 Mt. St. Charles , 5 3 Cranston .V,..... .... 0 7 Warwick . . ., 0 2 Hope ,..,,.,. ,. 2 3 LaSalle . .i.. .. 1 STATE PLAYOFFS 1 'I 4 3 Hope ..,. . ,. 1 2 Hope ,, r,,.. . 1 NEW ENGLAND PLAYOFFS 2 Arlington .. ..,.... . 0 VARSITY FOOTBALL 25 Colt ,3r,.... .V,..... . . ,... 13 34 Barrington ........ ,. 0 35 Warren ....,....,,...,....... . 0 27 Mt. St. Charles .. 0 EXHIBITION GAMES 6 32 Woonsocket H ....... .,,.... 1 2 BASEBALL Page Sixty-seven 6 Sacred Heart . ....... .. 0 2 Central Falls .............. 1 S Pawt. Vocational ,.....,, ., 4 No. Providence .... Mt. St C.harles ......... Cumberland . ,.,..,. . Woonsocket ...,...... Our Sponsors We, the members of the Review Staff, express our sincere apprecia- tion to everyone who helped in any way to contribute to the success of our yearbook. 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