Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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'Q V L- x xx X in 'W PNN M J - Fx Q-.X NIA Ilrlfillu X Q --P K V - X A 4 NT. - f P f 5 X WST Q N SGHQQV CR E S STO x 3Ae YBJM? ,Mfr JM ,zswwwfff EPIA ?,,,4,LJ-ef 4,44 fVVW 9'L '4 jfwffuwd if fl' J? L' JU yav- 0--44 0fA'ZU.!v4? ' '5f0'7 dbg Qywz ,Vuvl-w ,owffcfo C 1952 W sf lf-ana! onian The sturientr of Crrzmton High School mark with .forrow the pairing of W.. aaa ru ra law, y For some seventeen years Mr. Rogers was a familiar figure to Cranstonites. In recent years juniors knew him as the home- room teacher in 214. Many more students, of course, will remember him as their English teacher. And some will prob- ably reliect how much better he deserved of them than they gave him. For he always wanted to give them the best he had. 4 To yoii, Mr. Hayes, do we of the clan of 1952 dedicate thi: yearbook in apprecia- tion of your work as biology teacher and Director of Audio-Visual Aids. For more than twenty years you have been helping Cranston students to learn something of biology, with all its intricacies of frogs and crawfish fresh out of formaldehyde. Your unceasing Work in audio- and visual-aids has made many as- semblies and other programs function smoothly and enjoyably, and contributed val- uably to instruction in many a class. Besides these time-consuming duties, you also for years supervised the refreshment concession at the Cranston stadium, and you still carry a heavy responsibility as custodian of the band uniforms, and in keeping track of equipment during public appearances of the band. In acknowledgment of these many and varied contributions to Cranston High School, it is with gratitude and admiration that we dedicate this Cranstonian to you, Mr. Hayes. Everything mart have been fanning .rmoothly this day. VERA L. MILLIKEN Dean of Girls RAYMOND R. THOMPSON Athletic Director ROLAND F. SHAPPY Director of Guidance ADMI ISTRATIQN V C. HERBERT TAYLOR ' A Principal E v EDWARD P. SAWIN Assistant Principal Head of Science Department E. ANNA JOHNSON Sargent College of Physical Education-Diploma, B.S., Columbia University, Physical Education, Girls Leader Corps, Swimming Club. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT IDA E. ARNOLD M.A., Brown University, Geography. ANNA M. HARRINGTON Chandler School for Women, Bookkeeping, Typing, Placement. GEORGE W. LINNANE B.S. Ed., Boston University, Bookkeeping, Cranstonian Business Adviser, .I.V. Baseball Coach. EVELYN D. McADAMS B.S., Simmons College, Ed.M., University of New Hamp- shire, Typing, Point Committee, Stenography. HEAD OF DEPARTMENT WILLIAM H. VALENTINE B.B.A., Boston University, Ed.M., Rhode Island College of Education, Business Law, Bookkeeping, Co-operative Retailing. PAUL PICCIRILLO B.S., University of Rhode Island, Bookkeeping, Sportsman Driving. GERALD GORDON B.S. Ed., State Teachers College, Salem, Mass., Harvard University, Bryant College, Rhode Island College of Edu- cation, Typing, Personal Shorthand, Filing, Business Machines. JOHN F. HICKEY B.S. in B.Ed., Bryant College, Stenography, Typing. WAYLAND B. WISBEY B.Ed., University of Miami, Rhode Island College of Edu- cation, Arithmetic, Sales, U. S. History, Assistant J.V. Football Coach. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - BOYS F REDERIC B. ETTER B. P. E., Springfield College, Physical Education, Assistant Athletic Director. - GIRLS - HOWARD A. CRIN S Ph.B., Brown University, Harvard Summer School, Balti- more School of Pharmacy, R. I. College of Education, Brown Extension, B.S., University 'of New Hampshire, Physical Education, History, Assistant J.V. Football Coach. Yes, Barbara, the beard is detachable. Now don't be prolix, Mr. Bliss ENGLISH DEPARTMENT VERA L. MILLIKEN A.B., Bates College, A.M., Columbia University, English, Dean's Council, Assembly Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, National Honor Society, junior Red Cross. LORNA M. y SMITH B.A., Wheaton College, Brown University, Boston Uni- versity, Rhode Island College of Education, Oxford University, England, English. FAITH M. KIMBALL A.B., Wheaton College, A.M., Boston University, English, junior Class Adviser. HELEN H. TOOLE B.S., University of Rhode Island, English, Thyrsus Club Adviser. FLORENCE A. BOYER A.B., Cornell University, A.M., Columbia University, The Sorbonne, Paris, English, Senior Class Adviser, Bowling Club. ART DEPARTMENT ERNA SONNE, Director B. A. E., Rhode Island School of Design, Art. MUSIC DEPARTMENT ANNA L. MCINERNEY, Director Institute of Music Pedagogy, Rhode Island College of , Education, Music, Glee Club, Choir, Orchestra. ORLINDO M. OLIVIERI C B.S., Providence College, New England Con- servatory of Music, Rhode Island College, of Education, Vocal, Instrumental, Band, Orchestra. HEAD OF DEPARTMENT LAWRENCE E. BLISS A.B., Clark University, M.Ed., Boston University, English, Cranstonian Editorial Board, ETHEL E. KELLEY ,gy 2.x-14525.-a., A.B., A.M., University of New Hampshire, English. MARY W. GREENE B.E., Rhode Island College of Education, A.M., Boston University, English. R BERTHA F. HILL B.A., Connecticut College for Women, M.A., Brown University, English. DOROTHEA C. BARWICK A.B., Emerson College, Public Speaking, Thyrsus Club Adviser. GEORGE M. HORTON A.B., Brown University, English. MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT LAURA B. GILMORE MONA R. PENDERGAST A.B., University of New Hampshire, M.A., McGill Uni- A.B., Boston University, Monastere des Ursulines, Que- versity, French, French Club. DOLORES E. GOODWIN A.B., Pembroke College, Spanish, Sophomore Class Adviser. S. JOSEPH GRANDE bec, French, Spanish. NICHOLAS E. CIMORELLI I Ph.B., Providence College, A.M., Brown University, Italian, Italian Club. B.S., University of Rhode Island, B.Ed., M.Ed., Rhode ROBINSON O' BELLIN , Island College of Education, University of Havana, Spanish, Spanish Club, Economics. ' I A.B., Brown University, Modern Languages, English. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT DOROTHY C. MAGUIRE A.B., A.M., Brown University, History, Senior Guidande. THOMAS F. KELLEY A.B., A.M., Brown University, History, Latin. DONALD P. CHAMBERLIN Keene Normal School, B.S. Ed., Boston University, World History, United States History. LATIN DEPARTMENT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT EDYTHE F. REEVES A.B., A.M., Brown University, LL. B., North- eastern University, Latin, Latin Club, Greek Club, Junior Guidance. CATHERINE A. BRYANT A.B., Vassar College, M.A., Radcliffe College, History. WEBSTER W. WHITE ' B.S., University of Connecticut, M.Ed., University of New Hampshire, History. ZENAS J. KEVORKIAN A Ph.B., Brown University, History, Senior Class Adviser, Economics. Let's pull ourselves together Now! RAYMOND R. THOMPSON B.S., Colby College, M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, Chemistry. WALTER D. HAYES B.S., Bowdoin College, Biology, Adviser of Audio-Visual Aids Club, Head of Audio-Visual Education, Band Adviser. ANTONIO P. MAGGIACOMO B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Rhode Island College of Education, Radio, Physics, Baseball. LUTHER C. HOMAN Rhode Island College of Education, General Motors In- stitute, Automotive, Gas Engine. WALTER D. WATERMAN B.S., University of Rhode Island, B.Ed., Rhode Island Col- lege of Education, Graduate work at Cornell, Agriculture. THALMA H. GORDON A.B., Smith College, A.M., Columbia University, lMathe- matics, Guidance. HELEN JoNEs A.B., Wheaton College, A.M., Columbia University, Mathe- matics, Senior Guidance, Corridor Marshals, Traffic Mar- shals. e 1 We hope you got A on the fest, Al! LIBRARIAN KATE E. CUMMINGS B.A., Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa, B.L.S., University of Illinois, Library Circle. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT EDWARD P. SAWIN ' B.S., University of Connecticlut, M.S., University of New Hampshire. w. HOWARD WARDWELL I A B.S., M.Ed., Bates College, Chemistry, Physics, Track, Stu- dent Court. JOHN B. THAYER Ph.B., A.M., Brown Univer ' y, Biology, Sophomore Guid- ance. RALPH E. BRIERLY Rhode Island College of Education, Ed.B., University of Rhode Island, Brown University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Vermont, Union College, Providence College, General Electric Science Fellowship, 1947, Physics, Camera Club, Geometry. MATHEMATICS DEPT. HEAD OF DEPARTMENT ELINOR C. MARGERUM A.B., A.M., Brown University, Mathematics. ALICE W. ROE , ' A.B., Brown University, B.S.S., Bryant College, Ed.M., Rhode Island College of Education, Mathematics. THOMAS j. LENNON HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT ALICE R. MULVEY, Director B.S., University of Rhode Island. DOROTHY W. WILBUR B.S., University of Rhode Island, Home Economics, Senior Y-Teen Adviser. HELEN B. GROUT B.S., University of Rhode Island, Horne Economics. Lois A. LANG B B.S. in Home Economics Education, Boston University, Home Economics. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT HENRY E. CUTLER, Director B.S., University of New Hampshire, Machine Shop, Shop Math, j.V. Football Coach, Yacht Club. HOLGER I. LAWSON Providence Trade School, Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing. CLERICAL STAFF PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE LOUISE J. LEATHERS, Chief Clerk ASSISTANTS OLGA TERENZI BEVERLY A. SMITH CLERKS, GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT MILDRED P. HAUSSLER OLIVE LUTHER CAFETERIA MATILDA N. HALL, Dietitian WALTER E. SWEENOR L A ' State Teachers College, Fitchburg, Mass., Mechanical Drawing, Printing. EDWARD C. STEBBINS State Teachers College, Fitchburg, Mass.g Mechanical Drawing, History, Football, Basketball. Radio is in a class by itself. aaa 0 7952 C N s- S?-' - l 2 'HQ X X YL imli F7 'wx R 191 uh 1950 l Nl lik . 'Q Rl 1550 uh 1951 x il x X ft 1.35 !- A JI A i 'mu 'N.. X N. 'J' SENIOR CLASS President RICHARD ERIC ANDERSEN Pie:y ' 122 Lexington Avenue College Piesy-our diminutive Senior Class President-has been active in our student government ever since he entered Cranston. His elections to various high class oliices have emphasized his abilities of leadership. Besides all this, he has been an active participant in Cranston sports. Such a number of talents surely spells success for him. Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 4, Student Coun. 3, 4, Corr. Mar. 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 33 Football 4, Ger- man C. 2, 3, 4. L 3-232125545 E Vice-President THOMAS HENRY FARRELL Tommy 229 Pontiac Avenue General Tommy, the left-handed passing star of the Cranston Thunderbolt. As good looking as he is a football player, Tom has also participated in various other sports. He has demonstrated his leadership as Senior Class Vice-President and as a member of the Sophomore and junior Class Coun- cils. He will be well remembered by his fellow students. Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, Football C. 3, 4g Hockey 4, Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Higgins Hi-Y 2, Thorpe Hi-Y 33 Caf. Mar. 3. Treasurer OFFICERS 1952 Secretary cARoL JEANNE EKBERG 17 Scott Street College Governor of Rhode Island? That's our Carol! It isn't every school that can boast of such a versatile student. Office upon office has been bestowed upon her and she has successfully filled them all. Despite her activeness in extra-curricular activities she maintained a high scholastic average. We feel that Cranston will certainly miss the abilities of this young lady. Student Coun. 4, Assembly Comm. 3, 4, Ch. 4, Cort. Mar. 2, 3, 4, Traf. Mar. 3, 4, Athletic Comm. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Thyrsus C. Z, 3, 4, Dean's Coun. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 33 Class Coun. 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 3, Sec. 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Paymaster 4, Latin C. 2, French C. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 4, Del. 4, Glee C. 2, Choir 2. MARCIA MARIE MATTESON 75 Oakland Avenue College Here's Marcia-vivacious, pretty, and popular! She has made quite a name for herself as an accomplished pianist, and her friendly smile has gained her many friends. Her versatility and willingness to co-operate have made her a welcome help in school affairs. We hope that her future will always be as successful as her stay has been at Cranston. Student Coun. 33 Cort. Mar. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4, Leader Corps 3,,4,'Latin C. 2, 3, jr. Alliance Fran- caise 4, Y-Teen 3, Swimming C. 2. Social Com mince Chairman BEVERLY FERRI ffBe,vU 44 Greene Avenue College Yea! Rah! Rah! Cranston. That's Beverly through and through. For three years now this pretty brunette has led our school in cheers at all the games. In recognition of her service, she was made head cheerleader this year. She hasn't stopped there, of course, for Bev has carried through in doing a wonderful job on our Senior Prom, as social committee chairman. Many thanks to Bev for all her efforts to lead Cranston to victory. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4,- Student Coun. 4, Athletic Comm. 4, Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, Soc. Comm. Ch. 4, Leader Corps 4, Italian C. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Y-Teen 3, Glee C. 2, Caf. Mar. 3, 4, Ch. 4. ' PETER GODET ALMOND Pierre 1055 Reservoir Ave. General Higgins Hi-Y 3, 4, Chap. 3, Sec. 4. BEVERLY ROSE ADAMS Bev V 61 Tucker Ave. Commercial Library Circle 33 Glee C. 4. 7417-0 57 ,WZvfa,g' ffaffvdo ' 3'- KVA!!! VINCENT LEO ALSFELD Vince 248 Bay View Ave. College Football 23 Basketball 23 German C. 2, 3, 43 Audio-Visual Aids C. 2. EDWARD LUIZ ALVES 457 Woodbine St. General Football 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Football C. 3, 4g Bob Thorpe Hi- Y 3, 4, Chap. 4. PHYLLIS ANN ALLARD ffphylfl 114 Villa Ave. College Bowling C. 43 Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 4. FRANK AMOROSO Mummy 213 Grand Ave. College Traf. Mar. 3, 43 Cross Country. 33 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4g Italian C.' 23 Greek C. 4. RHODA DOROTHY l ANDERSON IfRh0l7 28 Richland Rd. College Bowling C. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4g French C. 33 Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 43 Swimming C. 2, 3. ANN ELISA ANDREOLI 246 Flint Ave. College Jr. Red Cross 23 Bowling C. 43 Spanish C. 3, 4g Y-Teen 3, 43 Camera C. 43 Library Circle 3, 43 Swimming C. 33 Glee C. 3. Bowling C. 4g Italian C. 23 Y- Teen 3, 43 Library Circle 4g Glee C. 2, 33 Choir 2, 3. 16' SYLVIA MARY RUSSELL CHARLES ARCHER l ANTONELLI H H foe Syl 32 Rugby St, General V304 Webster Ave. College Higgins Hi-Y 4. ELMER POWELL ARMSTRONG V rrAfmy11 2271 Cranston St. College Traf. Mar. 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, V. Ch. 45 Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Cranstonian Bd. 4, Assistant Ed. 43 Spanish C. 3, Football Score- keeper 3, 4. JEAN FRANCIS ARNOLD Jeanne 17 McCabe Sr. Commercial Glee C. 23 Choir 2, Y-Teen 35 Co-operative Retailing 4g Bowl- ing C. 4. JOAN FRANCES ARSENAULT 42 Nichols St. College Banking Comm. 2, 33 Leader Corps 3, 45 Bowling C. 2g French C. 25 Y-Teen 3g Library Circle 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids C. 4. BETTY LOU BARBER RICHARD BARDELL Bf2f.f Dick 7 Williston St. Commercial 74 Burnside St. College Leader Corps 4g Bowling C. 4g Auburn Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 2. Y-Teen 4g Caf. Mar. 2. . QQ 'E 'C 5 ! is li i e -It JOHN THURBER BARTLETT Johnnie 238 Pawtuxet Ave. Warwick Gen. MITCHELL ASADORIAN, JR. Mitch 1664 Broad St. General Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2g Caf. Mar. 2, Edgewood Hi-Y 4, Class Coun. 3. NORMAN LEE BARNES ELIZABETH ROSE BARTOLOMEO Shorty 23 Lark Ave. College Ways and Means Comm. 2, 3, 4, Ch. 35 Student Coun. 3g Spanish C. 35 YfTeen 3. BEVERLY LYMAN BARTLETT ffNorm!l V UBeanH 15 Auburn St. College I , 95 Paine Ave. Commercial Auburn H1-Y 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 4, Swimming C. 2, 3. Cross Country 2, 3. - CAROLYN MARIE BERGHAHN Carol 35 Lawnacre Dr. General Corr. Mar. 4. WINIFRED FRANCES BLAIR Winnie 334 Auburn St. General Corr. Mar. 4, Caf. Mar. 4, Ath- letic Comm. 2, 3, 49 Y-Teen 3, 4. . ' n JEAN CAROLYN BERNIER 16 Taft St. Commercial Caf. Mar. 25 Y-Teen 3, 4g Bowl- ing C. 4. RICHARD ERIC BENGTSON IfDiL,k!! 406 Doric Ave. General Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN BENSON uBeUlz 22 Chestnut Ave. College Student Coun. 43 Ways and Means Comm. 35 Traf. Mar. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Sec. 35 Class Coun. 2, 4, Sec. 2, Leader Corps 4, French C. 2, 3, 4, jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen 3. PATRICIA JEAN BISHOP repair: 140 Wentworth Ave. College Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, Latin C. 2, Y-Teen 3, 4, Sec. 3, Glee C. 2, Choir 2, Swimming C. 2, 3, Library Circle 3. DONALD WALDO BLACKBURN Blackie 21 Springwood St. College Baseball 2. SHIRLEY ANN BLANCHARD 183 Calaman Rd. Commercial Student Coun. 4, Soc. Comm. 43 Caf. Mar. 35 Point Comm. 4, Sec. 4, Class Coun. 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 3, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4, Typist 45 Bowling C. 33 Y-Teen 3, V. Pres. 35 Swimming C. 2. 18 ul 'Hr' 'gl if fair, Q. CLARK EUGENE BLISS ROBERT ALLAN BONAR Chick Az 19 Farm Sf- General 110 Edgewood Blvd, College Student Coun. 3, 4, Social Comm. JOAN FRANCES BOUCHER Bomb 411 Webster Ave. College Choir 2, Glee C. 2, Y-Teen 3, 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 4. JEANNE ANN BRADBURY frBrndu 854 Pontiac Ave. College Corr. Mar. 3, Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, Banking Comm. 3, 4, Latin C. 2, 3, French C. 3, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, Leader Corps 3, 4. CHARLOTTE BROOKS Cherry 85 Bretton Woods Dr. College French C. 3, 4, Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 4, Glee C. 2, 4, Choir 2, Y-Teen 3. BARBARA RUTH BRAMBLE 16 Miles Ave. Commercial Caf. Mar. 4, Y-Teen 4, Glee C. 2. DIANNE PHELPS BROWN Harrold 45 Rhodes Ave. College National Honor Society 3, 4, Dean's Council 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Leader Corps 4, Class Coun. 4, French C. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Al- liance Francaise 3, 4, Social Comm. 3, Latin C. 2, 3, Y-Teen 3, Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, Bank- ing Comm. 3. PETER FRANKLYN BRANDENBURG Uncle Pete 107 Legion Way General Band 3, 4, Audio Visual Aids C. 2, Bowling C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 33 Auburn Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4. DOROTHY HELEN BROWN fenottyu JEAN MARIE BROWN Brownie 102 Ausdale Rd. ' College Corr. Mar. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4, Spanish C. 3, 4, Bowling C. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 4, Choir 4, Swimming C. 2. 116 Franklin Ave. Commercial Corr. Mar. 4. MERILYN LOUISE BUDLONG 31 Marcy St. College Student Coun. 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Ch. 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Dean's Coun. 3, 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Lt. Comm. 4, French C. 2, 3, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, Y-Teen 3, Glee C. 2, Latin C. 2, Meteorol- ogy C. 4. ' 19 HOWARD HARPER BROWN Howie 365 Auburn St. College 2, 3, Corr. Mar 2, 3, 4, Traffic Mar. 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Mgr. 3, 4, Class Coun. 3, Crans- tonian Bd. 4, Assistant Ed. 4, German C. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. ELIZABETH .ANN BULGER Betty 1076 Park Ave. College Class Coun. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 4g Library Circle 2, 3, 4g French C. 3g Jr. Alliance Francaise 3g Y- Teen 33 Bowling C. 2. ly Q, , 'N, 'Ulf' ' . MQ! PATRICIA ANN BURKE JOHNKXRASQUALEKCAPARCO, ,,-i I ' RU, ' Hpatu .L TFl J :I- VV ,Y,v,f,N'j-,, nsah 11 329 Smith St. General 'Fl ny I . G caf. Mar. 2, sg Y-Teen 3, 4g 73 unset er mm Camera C. 25 Glee C. 2, 35 Swim- Footbzll 2g Basketball 23 Corr. ming C. 3. Mar. . sf PRISCILLA RUTH CARLSON Prix I8 Fairfield Rd. General Bowling C. 2g Co-operative Re- tailing 4g Choir 23 Glee C. 25 Y- Teen 3g Jr. Red Cross 35 Camera C. 2. JOHN MICHAEL CAPOTOSTO rrcdppylf 94 Randall St. General RAYMOND LEONARD CARLSON NRWU 40 Mason Ave. General Football 2. DOUGLAS EARL CARPENTER Skipper 29 Legion Way College Auburn Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 35 Or- chestra 2g Bowling C. 25 Audio- Visual Aids C. 2, 3, 4g Caf. Mar. 25 Tennis C. 4. 20 BARBARA MAURA BUOTE erB0bby11 15 Hersey Rd. College French C. 3, 4g Jr. Alliance Fran- cise 3, 4g Y-Teen 3, 4. V AUDREY VIRGINIA CARLEN it Audie 19 Richland Rd. College Bowling C. 3, 43 Swimming C. 3g Y-Teen 3, 4. ROBERT ANTHONY CARUOLO UBOLU 2 89 Knollwood Ave, College Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, 3g Glee C. 2. BARBARA THERESE CASEY Barb 58 Hawthorne Ave. College Library Circle 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 4, Sec. 45 Spanish C. 3, 45 Y-Teen 35 Cranstonian Bd. 2. SARAH CASSIDY 16 Richland Rd. College Swimming C. 2, 35 Bowling C. 2, 35 Y-Teen 3, 45 French C. 3, 45 Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 45 Crans- tonian Bd. 3. ELIZABETH MAUREEN R CHASE I I rrBet!yn l M .k,3!0JNUestwood Ave. Commercial ,J E Swimming9C. 2, 3, 45 Caf. Mar. ZVY-Tfgerl 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 2, 5 33, 4335 amera C. 4, Treas. 45 MfjBqw'ljng C. 45 Leader Corps 45 lQ!Majo1ette 4. ' J AT , M 'A HIV, ' - ff of J CHRISTY 5 THOMAS RALPH CICCONE Q HotRori': 5 A . 3 5 chic 6 Dyer Ave, K 'V General 104 Bretton Woods Dr. College ' Y 1 Wrestling 45 Track 4. PHYLLIS BEATRICE CHIAVERINI Upbylll 45 Dunedin St. Commercial Glee C. 2, 3, 45 Italian C. 2, 3, 45 Bowling C. 45 Y-Teen 4. KENNETH HERBERT CLEGG WILLIAM DAVID CODY KW Bill 6 Waldorf Ave. General 20 Lexington Ave. General Hockey 3, 4. Caf. Mar. 3. MARTIN FRANCIS CLARK Tootie 83 Eldridge St. General Bob Thorpe Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Basketball 2, 35 Caf. Mar. 33 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 25 Football C. 3. 21 THOMAS MATTHEW CLARKE lfMdtt!I 43 Eldridge St. College Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Thunderbolt Hi-Y 3, 45 Cranstonian Bd. 25 Caf. Mar. 45 Football Mgr. 25 Au- dio-Visual Aids C. 3. ELIZABETH KINKEAD COMSTOCK rfLibbyI! 388 Comstock Pkwy. College Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Traf. Mar. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4g Thyrsus C. 3, 43 Leader Corps 3, 45 Spanish C. 3, 4g French C. 3, 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 4, Y- Teen 3, Glee C. 2. . JOSEPH ARTHUR COLEMAN HIDE!! Seven Mile Rd. College Audio-Visual Aids C. 2g National Honor Society 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 4, Student Court 4, Cranston- ian Bd. 4g Class Council 4. SUSANNE CONNER frsueu 147 Grand Ave. General Point Comm. 4, Bowling C. 3, Glee C. 2, Co-operative Retailing 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, French C. 3, 45 Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 4, Crans- tonian Bd. 3, 4, Class Coun. 33 Swimming C. 3. CONSTANCE COLWELL rr nyu North Scituate College Leader Corps 43 Y-Teen 3, 43 Glee C. 25 Tennis C. 3g Spanish C. 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS ROSE MARIE CRAIG CONETTA oe!! 443 Dyer Ave. Commercial Ro-Re 189 Columbia Ave. College Swimming C. 2g French C. 33 Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 4. JOHN GORDON CRANKSHAW re-lack!! Sinclair Ave. College CAROL CATHERINE CREEGAN I5 Avon Rd. Commercial Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Dean's Coun. 3, 43 Swimming C. 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen Basketball 2, 3, 4. 3, Caf. Mar. 2g Bowling C. 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Camera C. 4, Leader Corps 4. RALPH EDWARD CRISTOFARO Crafty 82 Carman St. General Football 2, 3, Banking Comm. 2, Bowling C. 4, Football C. 3. 22 GORDON HUNTER cRocKER, JR. Gordie 604 Reservoir Ave, Commercial Auburn Hi-Y 3, 45 Audio-Visual Aids C. 2. STEPHEN MICHAEL RENE MARILYN CUTNER CUSHMAN Hot Rod 29 Byron St. General Baseball 2, West Side Hi-Y 4, Caf. Mar. 3. 320 Narragansett St. General German C. 2. ral . , I 291-f'.-' iw 5 v Ai EDWARD LEO DAMBRUCH ffEdH 225 Spring St. College Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 3, Training Direc- tor 3, Film Manager 4, Audio- Visual Aids C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. JOSEPH HERBERT DAWSON WILLIAM JOHN DEAN Joe Bill 20 Norman Ave. College 11 Richfield Ave. General Cross Country 2, 5, Track 2, 3, 4, Bill Higgins Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4. RICHARD D'AMICO Damian 148 Terrace Ave. General Bowling C. 4. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, Thunderbolt Hi-Y 4. JUNE EVE DE BLASIO 60 Standish Ave. College Dean's Council 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual Aids, 2, 3, 4, Program Ch. 3, V. Pres. 4, Visual Aids Oflice 3, French C. 4, Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 4, Leader Corps 4, Band Mgr. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4. ALAN FRED DEL BUONO rf D el b yn 15 Elton Cir, General Edgewood Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual Aids C. 4. ANGELO DE PALO ROSE DER ARSENIAN D-P- ' 41 Washington Ave. Commercial 27 SPfa8UC Ave- General Caf. Mar. 2, Point Comm. 3, 4, Caf. M ar. 4' National Honor Society 3, 4. 23 CYNTHIA ANN DES JEAN AVIS DESONIE JARLAIS H , U I jeamme Cmdy ll Dixwell Ave. Commercial I A . C ll 64 Montgomery ve O ege National Honor Society 3, 4g French C. 4' r Alliance Fran- Point Comm. 4. , .I - caise 4g Y-Teen 4. Q I DOLORES JEANETTE JANE PRISCILLA DI FOLCO DI MUCCIO De Scituate Ave., Hope General 350 Webster Ave. Commercial Glee C. 4. KELAM STEVEN DERDERIAN ANTHONY BARTOLOMEW DESANTIS rvKe1lyfl . eel-'Onyn 4 Grayson1a'Dr. College C f d S . ' l Edgewood Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Thyrsus 37 raw or t Commercla C. 4g Audio-Visual Aids C. 2. Caf. Mar. 2g Class Coun. 2. JOAN MARIE DE VONA 68 Colwell St. Commercial Majorette 45 Leader Corps 4g Ital- ian C. 3, 4g Y-Teen 33 Glee C. 2g Swimming C. 3. HENRY ANGELO DI PRETE Hank 49 Garden St. College Basketball 2g Audio-Visual Aids C. 3g Higgins Hi-Y 3, 4g Bowling C. 4g Thyrsus C. 4. 24 MARIE JOSEPHINE DI BONA 6 Franklin Ave. Commercial Glee C. 2g Thyrsus C. 4. MILDRED RUTH DOANE Millie 133 Ausdale Rd. General jr. Red Cross 23 Cranstonian Bd. 3g Maiorette 4g Bowling C. 4g Y- Teen 3, 4g Latin C. 23 Spanish C. 3g Camera C. 35 Library Circle 2g Swimming C. 2, 3g Glee C. 2. 1 ANN CAROLYN DODGE I0 Squantum Sr. Commercial RUTH EDITH DONOVAN KENNETH BARKER DORE ,f Ruthie Kenny 22 Franklin Ave. Commercial 34 Cherry Rd. College Thyrsus C. 4, Point Comm. 4g Edgewood Hi-Y 3, 4, Wrestling Glee C. 2. 2 I I K RICHARD LEE EBELING ANNA CAROLINE EDWARDS Rebel Beanie 120 Westwood Ave. General 21 . ' Basketball Zz Football 2, 3, 4g Waterman Ave Commercial Track 2, 3, 43 Edgewood Hi-Y 2, Point Comm. 4, Softball 3, 4. 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 4g Thyrsus C. 4g Football C. 3, 4. NANCY JANE DODGE ffNdn!! 14 Sagamore Rd. College Glee C. 2, Choir 2g Banking Comm. 3, 4, French C. 45 Leader Corps 4g Cranstonian Bd. 43 Y- Teen 3. HELEN MAE DOHERTY 47 Hill Top Dr. Commercial Corr. Mar. 2, 35 Dean's Coun. 3, 4g Banking Comm. 2, 3, 4, Class Coun. 3, 4, Bowling C. 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4g Y-Teen 3, 4g Camera C. 3, 4, Program Comm. 45 Glee C. 2, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4. SHIRLEY IRENE DUFF BARBARA ANN DOLAN Barbie 150 Norwood Ave. Commercial Glee C. 35 Choir 3, Co-operative Retailing 4, Y-Teen 4, EILEEN JANE EARLEY Skid Ei 2010 Scituate Ave. Commercial 631 P011tiaC AVG- -College Library Circle 2, 3, 43 Bowling C. Library Circle 2, 3, 45 Bowling C. 43 Leader Corps 4, 3, 4g Jr. Alliance Francaise 4. 25 KARNA LOUISE ERICKSON fIKarny!! 28 Rockland Ave. College Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Treas. 3, Au- dio-Visual Aids 3, 4, Banking Comm. 2, Majoretre 4, Leader Corps 4, Bowling C. 3, Spanish C. 4, Y-Teen 3, Library Circle 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2. PAULINE ANN ERICKSON Butch GLORIA MAY ELLBEY r1G'l0n 70 Victory St. General Leader Corps 4, Y-Teen 3. 287 Woodbine St. Commercial Banking Comm. 2, 3, 4, Ch. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, Leader Corps 4, Point Comm. 4. MARILYN PEGGY FARNELL ROBERT BAIRD FAULKNER f1Lyn1, i fIBOb!J 60 Brookwood Rd. General 23 DaViS Ave. General Leader Corps 3, 4, Bowling C. 3, 'I Hockey 2, 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4. 4, Y-Teen 3. ' 'I 4 of x U -1 GAIL ELIZABETH ENSIGN 92 Mason Ave. Commercial Cranstonian Bd. 2, 3, Swimming C. 2, 3, Ceramics C. 3, Bowling C. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Banking Comm. 3, 4, Ch. 4, Caf. Mar. 4, Camera C. 3, 4, Point Comm. 4. JOSEPH LEO FAGAN NANCY PATRICIA FAGAN joe Nan 43 Chestnut Ave. I General 102 Waterman Ave. College Higgins Hi.Y 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids 2, Library Cir- cle 2, 3, Jr. Alliance Francaise 35 Y-Teen 3. JAMES ALBERT FEENEY PETER EDMUND A FITZPATRICK hm 110 Garden City Dr. General 31 Glen Rd. College Italian C. 3, 4, Football 2, Thyr- sus C. 4. 26 THOMAS DONALD FLANAGAN ffD0nU 2442 Cranston St. College Higgins Hi-Y 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 4' Cranstonian Bd, 2, 4g Track 35 Basketball 2, 4. JOAN LEE FLINK Ioannie 21 Brookwood Rd. Commercial Y-Teen 3. l PAULINE HAZEL FORSELL 175 Oakland Ave. College Point Comm. 3, 45 Leader Corps 45 French C. 33 Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 3g Y-Teen 3g Library Circle 33 Audio-Visual Aids C. 3, 4, Treas. 35 Banking Comm. 33 Cranstonian Bd. 4, Typist. JAMES HENRY FOSTER FFHOPIJ 2217 Cranston Sr. , General CAROL FULLERTON Shorty ' 1800 Plainfield Pike College Glee C. 2. JOAN IRIS GABAR 179 Woodbine St. College Assembly Comm. 45 Traf. Mar. 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4g Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3g Leader Corps 4g Latin C. 35 French C. 4g Y-Teen 3g Tennis C. 3, 4. 27 P 2 Cranston . General JOYCE LYNN FLINK THERESA FRANCES FOLEY Twinnie Terry 21 Brookwood Rd. Commercial 53 Holburn Ave. General Y-Teen 3. Y-Teen 3, 43 Swimming C. 2, 3 Bowling C. 4g Library Circle 2, 3 ROBE JAMES GWENDOLYN ELIZABETH FRASER frGwen11 135 Pontiac Ave. Commercial Ygfeen 3, 4. 40 '- DONALD EUGENE GALLI FIGalH 30 Whipple Ave. College Corr. Mar. 2, 3, Athletic Comm. 2, 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Hockey 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4, Editorial Assistant 3, 4, Sports, West Side I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Student Coun. 3, Football C. 3. HENRY JOSEPH GARBERG 1rHd,ryf1 32 Western Prom. General Edgewood Hi-Y 4, Track 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4. l BEVERLY ANN GENTILE JEAN NANCY GIUNTOLI Babe Jeanie 349 Dyer Ave. Commercial 269 Woodbine St. General Y-Teen 4. JOHN BRUNO GIUSTI If-Iobnnyll 21 McCabe St. General VIRGINIA HOPE GODING Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 5, 4, J Gi 'W Basketball 2, 3, Hockey 4, West 88 Bain St- General side Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Caf. Mar. 4, Football C. 3, 4, Athletic Comm. 4, Band 2. RUTH PAYSON GOFF LENORA NORMA GOLINI N om Upatll Putnam Pike, Chepachet College Corr. Mar. 4, National Honor So- Y-Teen 4. ciety 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, 4, Spanish C. 3, 4, Program Comm. Ch. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4. Commercial JOANNE GOODHUE ff-Io!! 19 Hazelwood St. College Caf. Mar. 2, Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, French C. 3, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, Y-Teen 3, Glee C. 2, Swimming C. 2, Leader Corps 3, 2, Student Court 4, Tennis C. 3, - 28 CYNTHIA BRADFORD GOWDY rec dyv 3 5 Sylvan Ave. College Corr. Mar. 4, Banking Comm. 4, Y-Teen 3. JOHN ANTHONY GRADY lflackl! 2426 Cranston St. College Football 25 Track 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 2, 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Class Coun 4g Student Court 3, 4g Judge 4g Student Coun. 4. FREDERICK WILLIAM GREENHALGH ujaken 936 Reservoir Ave. College Higgins Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 2. W W S I I HOWARD BURT GREENSTEIN Howie 93 Caporal St. V College Greek C. 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 2, Class Coun. 2, 35 Jr. Alliance Francaise 35 Tennis C. 3, 44 Vocational Guidance Coun. 3. PHILIP HERRICK HAYDEN Phil 37 Waterman Ave. College Basketball 2, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH GRIFFIN fFNdnf! Wilbur Ave. Commercial ROSEMARY PAGE GUNDER Rosie 23 Edge St. College Banking Comm. 45 Leader Corps 4g Latin C. 2, French C. 4g Jr. Al- liance Francaise 4g Library Circle 2g Glee C. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KENDALL HAYES Rin 59 Myrtle Ave. College Audio-Visual Aids C. 2, 35 Span- ish C. 3, 4g Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Student Director 2, 3, 4. 29 JANET GREENHALGH DANIEL WILFRED GREENLESS fl-Ian!! rrDdnnyn 23 Cedar St. General 9 Old Park Ave. General Leader Corps 4. K Higgins Hi-Y 3, 45 Bowling C. 3, 4g Class Coun. 2. DONALD JAMES HANKS 60 Tucker Ave. General ROY HAYWARD JR. Haymaker 114 Angell Ave. General BETTE JEAN HERRICK 68 Park Ave. College Caf. Mar. 4g Latin C. 2, 3g Jr. Al- liance Francaise 4g Glee C. 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen 3g French C. 4. BARBARA ANN HEMENWAY rrBtW,blJ 67 Hillwood St. College Library Circle 2g jr. Alliance Francaise 3. ROBERT EDWARD HESLIN Red 53 Denver Ave. College Basketball 3. MARGARET CHRISTINA HOLMAN Hpeggyfl 2149 -Broad St. College MADELINE HOFFMAN Tool:ie 170 Garden St. Commercial Banking Comm. 2, 3. JUDITH CAROLE HOMEN flludyfl 106 Bryant Rd, College Student Coun. 2, 3, 4g Sec. 39 Ways and Means Comm. 4, Ch. 4: Corr. Mar. 3, 4g Class Coun. 3, A Treas. 3g Leader Corps 3, 4g Latin C. 2g Spanish C. 35 Y-Teen 3g Li- brary Circle 2g Swimming C. 2. BARBARA ANN HULTON ffBdbj!! 140 Pleasant St. ' Commercial Bowling C. 2g Y-Teen 2. 30 DANIEL JOHN HOGBERG ffDdn!! f 75 Grove Ave. General Hockey 2, 3, 4g Thunderbolt Hi- Y, 3. 4. THERESA ANTONETTE IACOVONE rulferryu 24 Tacoma St. Commercial Co-operative Retailing 4. JODAT NORMA MARGARET DORIS EILEEN IANNOTTI IADELUCA fPN0rmlI 472 Farmington Ave. Thyrsus C. 3, 43 Choir 23 Glee C. 23 Caf. Mar. 2, 4. FRE? AA NCE AG HC n sr? Olney o . College Stage Mgr. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FRANCIS KANE ffD0tfl 33 Aldrich Ave. Commercial Leader Corps 3, 43 Glee C. 23 Y- li-.Tl Teen 33 Swimming C. 4. -V- ,, I Jf ,- I-' '5 D f-if , ' A tw , A f , , 7 'b 13 ,fq 1, lj: - X, , qf. -k X 1,111 Vg 5'3,'-17,-if , jr . vw- A Q, .J 3 fl fy uf W X. Ml 3' 'f' if s ,f 3 ry CAROL ELAINE ., .,. . Commercial C. 33 Italiana, .. . .cs - ,ff 1 ' 1 me' I 1 fL' , ,f -. ,, J 3 ll ll gf g,L,f? if U MARGERY ANN JACKSON Margie 146 Arnold Ave. College Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 43 Dean's Coun. 43 Camera Cf 23 French C. 35 Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 43 Cranston- ian Bd.33 Y-Teen 3J Leader Corps 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 4. 27 Ferncrest Ave. College National Honor Society 3, 43 Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 43 Dean's Council 2, 3, 43 Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 2, 3, Ch. 2, 3g Leader Corps 3, 43 La- tin C. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 43 German C. 2, 3, 4, V, Pres. 33 Y-Teen 33 Camera C. 2g Glee C. 23 Choir 23 Swimming C. 2. EVELYN MARY KELLS HDiEkU Flynn!! 251 Clarendon St. College 155 Pontiac Ave. General Baseball 2. Corr. Mar. 43 Y-Teen 3, 4. 31 DOLORES CECELIA JACQUES ffDellf 109 Keith Ave. General Caf. Mar. 43 Cranstonian Bd. 3g Library Circle 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 4g Leader Corps 4g Jr. Alliance Francaise 43 Thyrsus C. 3, 4. i GORDON CHARLES ROBERT CARL JOHNSON JOHNSON HBOLII IIBZIZU 3 ' 120 Blackamore Ave. General 85 Morton Ave. . College T fi? N Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 43 'ff' , ,.feg':l','L,Q5,-, Q 3, Camera C. 2. rr3 .. ' ' fl 5, s if '- 3 ,M- - 9' .3 rf! NORMAN JAMES KENNEDY FCDOCJI 51 Blaine St. College Football 4, West Side Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 4g Italian C. 4, Baseball Mgr. 3, 4, Hockey 4, Football C. 4. RUTH ANN KOEHLER ALFRED PAUL KOHNLE JR. Rurby 75 Potter St. College 37 Arnold Ave, College Audio-Visual Aids 2, Traf. Mar. Soc. Comm. 2, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Leader Corps 4. 2, 3, 4. .4 ,. Q, , ROCCO PAUL LANCIA reRoBkyu 5 32 Laurel Hill Ave. General Football 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Football C. Sec. 3, Ch. 4, West Side Hi-Y 3, 4, Athletic Comm. 3, 4, Ch. 4, Caf. Mar. 3, Student Coun. 4, Italian C. 4, Thyrsus C. 4. A we H e JOAN KENT' ff-Io!! 117 Roslyn Ave, College Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Dean's Coun. 2, 3, 4, Banking Comm. 2, 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Officer-of-the Day, 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen 3, Library Circle 2, 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 3. A A ASTRID ELSE KULBLERG ALFRED LANCIA Sandy Uncle Al 104 Potter Sr, College 532 Laurel Hill Ave. General Leader Corps 3, 4, Bowling C. 3, Football 2, 3- ALLEN HARRIS LAPHAM HAZ!! 18 Alhambra Cir. College Latin C. 2, Spanish C. 3, Crans- tonian Bd, 3, Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4. Spanish C. 3, Swimming C. 3. JACK VINCENT LAURENZO rrBingeu 79 Pershing St. General Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Higgins Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Or- chestra 4, Italian C. 4, Audio- Visual Aids 4. 32 DONALD LOUIS LAZARUS HLizII 77 Chiswick Rd. College X ROSE MARIE YVONNE LEFEVRE 100 Arcadia Ave. Y -Commercial Y-Teen 3, 4g Bowling -C. 4. BARBARA PATRICIA LEVER Barb 209 Doric Ave. College Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 4, Latin C, 2: Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Treas. 3g Library Circle 2, 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 4. LOUISE MARIE LEMOI ulloufl 1344 Pontiac Ave. College Corr. Mar. 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Dean's Coun. 3, 4, Pres. 4g Spanish C. 3, 4, Sec. 4, French C. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 33 Treas. 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 4g Y-Teen 3g Library Circle 2, Class Coun. 4. EDWARD CARL LINDSTROM rrRedlJ 433 Station St. General Baseball 33 Baseball C. 3. NORMA JANE LOWE 386 Auburn St. College Corr. Mar. 3, 4g Thyrsus C. 4g Audio-Visual Aids 4, Dean's Coun. 2, 3, 4g Banking Comm. 3g Latin C. 23 French C. 35 jr. Al- liance Francaise 4g Y-Teen 35 Li- braiy Circle 2, 35 Cranstonian Bd. 3, - BARBARA ELIZABETH LOXLEY FfBMb!l 94 Albert Ave. College Corr. Mar. 3, 4g Leader Corps 3, 4g Bowling C. 33 Latin C. 25 Spanish C. 3g Y-Teen 3, Crans- tonian Bd. 3, 33 ROBERT HENRY LENDRIM EDWARD JAMES LEPORE Bob Eddie 20 Bradford Rd. College 11 Roland Ave. General Cross Country 3, 4g Track 3, 4. Hockey 2, 3, 41 West Side H1 Y 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2. BERNARD EDWARD LONG BERNARD FRANCIS LOUTH Bernardo Bemie' 230 Bay View Ave. General 48 Riverfarm Rd. Commercial Basketball 3, 4g Thyrsus C. 4. Caf. Mar. 4. ELINOR FRANCIS LUFKIN HE!!! 49 Bailey St. Commercial Point Comm. 4. CAROL SUZANNE I-YONS THOMAS ALFRED MACARI 27 Doylston Dr. College Tommy Bowling C. 43 Jr. Alliance Fran- 490 Park Ave. General - caise 43 Y-Teen 43 French C. 4. Thunderbolt Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 43 Hockey 4. CARL RICHARD LUNDGREN ffRedIf 135 Eldridge St. General Football C. 3, 4g Auburn HilY 3, 43 Football Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. NORMAN AYERS MACHON ffM0-M017 212' Beckwith St. General Football 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Higgins Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Chap. 4. ELAINE JULIA MAGGIACOMO rrMaj0cJ: 1560 Cranston St. College Class Coun. 2, Soc. Comm. 23 Li- brary Circle 23 French C. 23 jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 43 Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ch. 3, Ch. 43 Latin C, 2, Soc. Comm. Ch. 23 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 43 Leaders Corps 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Dean's Coun. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 33 Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 A. A. JOHN MAGLIOCCO, JR. LIBERATO MANGIONE, JR. Hmdgff 'Ubyf' 3 6 Moon Ave. College 58 Park Ave. College Higgins Hi-Y 3, 43 Student Court Italian C. 2, 3. 43 Bowling C. 43 Cranstonian Bd. 4. ik? FRANK MICHAEL BARBARA ANN MARANDOLA MARCHETTI Frankie Barb 125 Puritan Ave. College 43 Packard St. Commercial 34 Orchestra 2, 33 Ceramics C. 33 Li brary Circle 23 Bowling C. 4 Cranstonian Bd. 2. JOSEPH CARMINE MARCHETTI Hchelll 79 Vigilant St. General BARBARA ANN MARX 'fzaafbf' 49 Frances Ave. Commercial Point Comm. 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Cransronian Bd. 33 Bowling C. 2g Y-Teen 3g Camera C. 33 Swim- ming C. 2, 3. GLORIA ANN MASTREANO UGIOH S5 Connecticut St. Commercial Leader Corps 3, 45 Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4g Student Coun, 25 Point Comm. 4. g BARBARA LOUISE MAXWELL Bobbie 42 Delway Rd. College Y-Teen 3g Latin C. 3g Jr. Al- ROBERT ALAN MATHISON HBO!! 71 Orchard St. College Higgins Hi-Y 2, 3, Pres 3. PAUL MAYETTE Nick 1308 Cranston St. College West Side Hi-Y 2. liance Francaise 3 ARTHUR JOHN MCCORMACK Choke 29 Grantland Rd. College Higgins Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 2. GLORIA PAULA MIGLIORELLI HGZOU 4 Pond St. Commercial Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4g Library Cir- cle 2. -7 :3 3 GEORGE W1 ' AM Q 4 Inu! A443 Gevfgie'i.fA I A. 3 kamo e.Asve. College Higgineni- 3, 4, T qrsfafv. Pres.J4g Cla,ss,Cop LEQbTrack 3g Caf. Mar. V as all 2g Cranstonian . 4, MTG Editorg Student Coun. 4. ANNA MARIA MIGLIORI Brown-EyeJ 139 Ausdale Rd. College Italian C. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 3. 35 CAROLE JOYCE MOBERGER FAITH CAROL MORETTI Moe Faitlaie 20 Ledgewood Dr. College 15 Spenstone Rd. General Glee C- 2, 3. Y-Teen 3, 4g Italian C. .43 Bowl- ing C. 4g Swimming C. 3. CONSTANCE RUTH MILLER Connie 31 Country Lane, Warwick Spanish C. 3. DIANNE ADELE MITCHELL Mitch 54 Ingleside Ave. College College ' Latin C, 2g Spanish C. 3, 43 Lead- er Corps 3, 4, Swimming C. 2g Cranstonian Bd. 33 Y-Teen 3, 4. ELENORE MARIE MORIARTY Ellie ROBERT EDWARD 799 New London Ave. MORROCCO Commercial ffgobff Co-Operative Retailing 43 Crans- 6 Sh d S I G 1 tonian Bd. 33 Bowling C. 43 Y- 5 erwoo t , Q mem Teen 3g Glee C. 2g Swimming C. A 3. 6 3 -' lg! DOROTHY MAE MUNSLOW ALOYSIUS LAWRENCE MURPHY Brown Eyes 1 HA ll 1666 Elmwood Ave. College , 3 58 Edgewood Blvd. General' Banking Comm. 2g Cranstonxan Bd. 23 Caf. Mar. 2g Y-Teen 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 43 Football Mgr. 2, Spanish C. 3, 4. 3, 43 Football C. 3, 4. JANICE CARLETON MILTON WILLIAM MURPHY NACI-IBAR Ujdnll UMiltyJl 48 Garden St. College 142 Norwood Ave. Commercial Banking Comm. 33 Y-Teen 3g Baseball 2. Camera C. 3. 36 5 L GLORIA NAOME NELSON Sweetie 45 Prospect St. College Caf. Mar. 2g Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Spanish C. 3, 45 Y-Teen 3, 4g Tennis C. 4. PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN MPH!!! 56 Bailey St. College National Honor Society 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 3, 4g French C. 3, 4, Pres. 43 jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen 3, Mlgrary Circle 3g Corr. MRI. 1 is X Ili la NANCY ELLEN NELSON 20 Richland Rd. College Student Coun. 2, 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 3, 4, Ch. 4, Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Y-Teen 3, 4, Treas, 3, Pres. 4g French C. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, jr. Alliance Francaise 3, 45 Bowling C. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 43 Swimming C. 2. RAY MARTIN NORBERG 13 Harding Ave. College Edgewood Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 4g Baseball 25 Hockey 33 Cross Country 2, Soc. Comm. 4. RONALD DELAND OLIVIERI Ronnie 115 Third Ave. General Italian C. 3. FRANK LAWSON NOYES Noiry 66 Turner Ave. College Higgins Hi-Y 3, 4g T1'aCk 2, 5, 4g Cross Country 3, Bowling C. 4g Cranstonian Bd. 4g Class Coun. 4. NANCY MARIE O'NEIL BARBARA OSKOIAN Nan Barb 65 Waite Ave. College 38 Victory St. Commercial Corr. Mar. 3, 4g Y-Teen 4g Leader Ways and Means Comm. 33 Y- Corps 4, Jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Teen 3. ANGELO PAGLIARINI NICHOLAS ANTHONY PAGLIUCA rrAndy11 I 37 Crothers Ave. General Nick 362 Princess Ave. General 37 2. ROBERT MICHAEL FRANCESCO ANGELO PARRILLO PAZIENZA Rebel Pazzie 56 Tweed St. General 188 Farmington Ave. College Italian C. 2. Football 2, 3, 4g Football C. 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 4. BARBARA ANN PERRINO HBa,.bJ! DAVID DEAN PETERSON rrDdyeu 1044 Park Ave. College Caf. Mar, 33 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, 15 Bowen St. College Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 43 Audio-Visual Adv. Mgr. 3, 4g Cranstonian Bd. Aids 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 33 33 Leader Corps 3, 43 French C. 33 jr. Alliance Francaise 33 Y- Teen 3' Librar Circle 2, 3, 4, y Y Treas. 3. MARY BLANCHE PALIOTTA NORMA MARIE PALMIERI rrMay:z rrN0rmier: 25 Princess Ave. Commercial 179 Chagdler Ave. Commercial Y-T . . Y-Teen 43 Bowling 23 Corr. Mar. een JANET GLORIA PENNACCHINI ffjanll 74 Bennett Ave. Commercial Track 3, 4. NATALIE JEAN PETERSON rrpeleu 159 Garden City Dr. College Spanish C. 2, 3, 43 Bowling C. 3, 4g Camera C. 33 Y-Teen 3. 38 ALBERT CARL PERRINO UA!!! 693 Reservoir Ave. College Ways and Means Comm. 3, 43 Traf. Mar. 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 43 Band 33 Voc. Guid- ance Coun. 3. RAYMOND PASQUALE PETROSINELLI HRay!l 1029 Reservoir Ave. General Bowling C. 2, 3, 43 Caf. Mar. 4. NANCY BARBARA DONALD PHILIP PFISTER PETTERUTI M d A C ll Donn 27 G l . ar an ve O ege 19 Melrose Sr. General Library Circle 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 33 Bowling C. 4. Football 2. fb! ' 'fy I sy' J' . 4' ' ' X . ererl I BARBARA RUTH PILZ sffgfifjf 'Qifi A??1,g'3 IM I Emir X :ARTHUR RAYMOND 84 Meredith Dr. College f POCCIA Y-Teen 3, 43 French C. 3, 43 if Hpogiu Spanish C. 43 Leaders Corps 43 41Knight St. General Cranstonian Bd. 4g Library Circle 33 Thyrsus C. 3, 43 jr. Alliance Francaise 3. RACHEL BARBARA PHYLLIS ELIZABETH ' C y PORRECA POTTER .664 5 ' ff reRaen rrlylipu eil x esbff 40 Pershing St. Commercial 4 Cor ' Scg , dhege o I ax Glee C. 23 Choir 23 Y-Teen 3, 43 W6 t wiv V, . Bowling C. 4g Caf. Mar. 4. Q ', ' 3 O ' , A xx bo A N, IAA Jn! , 61 ' VC' 'Q L Qs, Y 1, , f LJ!!5YAf,7' iff ' 5,,?A .zz 'E U y!' 3 If ROBERT WILLIAM POTTER RICHARD JOSEPH PROVENCAL HB0bU Pfprolf 586 Park Ave. General MARGARET ANNE PROVOST rrpeggyn 115 Seven Mile Rd. College Glee C. 2. Thunderbolt Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 4g Football 2. JOAN MARILYN PYNE Jamie 135 Garden City Dr. General Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Banking Comm. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 43 Caf. Mar. 2, 33 Swimming C. 2, 3g Bowling C. 2, 3, 43 Library Circle 2g Glee C. 23 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Ceramics C. 2g Camera C. 2, 39 50 Lincoln Ave. College Banking Comm. 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Thyrsus C. 4. HERBERT RAKATANSKY PFRakU 34 Old Tannery Rd., Providence College Ways and Means Comm. 2, Thyr- sus C. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Ger- man C. 2, 3, 4, Camera C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Tennis C. 4. CATHERINE ANN REID ucathyn 39 Arnold Ave. College Student Coun. 2, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Dean's Coun. 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Commander 4, jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen 3. MILDRED BAILEY READING Millie 19 Berwich Lane NANCY JEAN PYNE lfNanL' 135 Garden City Dr. Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Glee C. 2. General EDMUND RECCHIA, JR. rfReCk:I I8 Crothers Ave. College Football 2, 3, 4, Football C. 3, 4, Student Coun. 3, 4, V. Pres, 4, Italian C. 3, 4, Caf. Mar. 3, Class Coun. 2, 3, West Side Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4. MARY ELEANOR REID I5 Saxonia Rd, College Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Bowling C. 4, Y-Teen 3, Swimming C. 3, Art C. 3. ,n X7 ' f I - 40 A JROBERT FRANKLIN REILLY NB0blI' 358 Nolrthup St. I General MAUREEN CELESTE RAFTERY 33 North St, College Y-Teen 3, Library Circle 2, Cam- era C. 2, Glee C. 2. PHILIP GEORGE REGNIER George 613 Reservoir Ave. General Auburn Hi-Y 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. CAROL MARGARET REMINGTON Remi 62 Cumberland St., Lonsdale College National Honor Society 3, 4, Dean's Coun. 3, 4, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, French C. 3, 4, Latin C. 3, Y-Teen 3. MARGARITE ANN RENZI SYLVIA AGNES REYNOLDS rfMa7ger1 24 Ridge St. General 2 Pond St. General ,,, 5. RAYMOND EDWARD RICCI ffRa-yi! 23 Packard St, College Football 25 Baseball Mgr. 3, 45 Italian C. 2, 3, Caf. Mar. 3g West Side Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Stu- dent Court MILTON EVERETT RICHARDSON Twiny 48 Sumner Ave. General West Side Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec. 35 Football 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3, 4. ill ld r:,fsll?fll'f33. -2 - fir 5 1 7' A I N ,'?':l':Lf., ' .. Ifij msg: ' l f' ReQ1gp3,TAjLUo DRI cryin , ,gf-Q,,,,f NANCY LOUISE RIVA A' , if 1 f gf qf A' , 1 e. jul.: Q , ,f:lfB042,f?ie a .ff ij' .K ffl Beez1er l 9 if, ' 5. .H ii l5Q1'QKiI1g!AY6i: ,Q:t5mI?1CfCiaL,E' if 43 Highland St. College ee'l in Orcliestraj 2, 3, 4fl 'Glee'rCE,if2g 1 Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, .3 Ql1oir,V2,jACo-oQefatiyQ.Retatixling4. A U Pres. 4g Latin C. 33 French C. 2, diff, ,lf Safe? vie Sf 3, 4, jr. Alliance Francaise 2, 3, if QF' ' 3 ffv' 4, Dean's Coun. 2, 3, 4g Leader ,Y U V55 ,fi X nf Corps 45 Y-Teen 3. lf' -W' I ' 3 if-0 , if-' 1, V 1,3 's if ,, .. f' xt, ,.- I ,- ,1 WD' f- ff RONALD JOSEPH ROGERS Rogers 1 Hodsell St. General Football 3, 4, Football C. 3, 43 Bob,,Thorpe Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4. 1 . sf ' ., .rv cgligiidf ,fa jloiifbgtlrll .- at .f,,.,.,,q f., 4-H15 s A I l-Q, 3- H ,. 4 THOMAS RAYMOND ROCK EDWARD ANTONIO RODRIGUES erLejltyH . HEd!I 21 Williams Ave. College 356 Smith St. General Edgewood Hi-Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 Thorpe Hi-Y 4, Baseball 3, 4. DORA MAY ROLES 50 Aema Sr. General 41 if JOSEPH ANTHONY RONCO, JR. 66 Chestnut Hill Ave. General DONALD JOHN ROSS HD0nH 74 Corinth St., Providence College Student Coun. 4, Assembly Comm. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Audio-Vis- ual Aids 2, 3, 43 Class Coun. 2, Co-operative Retailing 4. 3, 4, Traffic Mar. 3, 4, Ch. 45 RAYMOND HAROLD ROWLES fIRdyH 109 Crescent Ave. College Thyrsus C, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids 2. f . JOHN SALVATORE RUGGIERI, JR. Sweet Pea 2 Freehold Ave. General Football 2, 3, 4g Football C. 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, West Side Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Caf. Mar. 2. NANCY ELEANOR RUSACK 16 River St. General ERMA SYDELL SACHS CATHERINE MAY SALISBURY 233 Washington Ave., Providence ' General Kay Glee C. 23 Y-Teen 3, 4. 336 Aqueduct Rd. Commercial , Y-Teen 3. National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4g Cross Country 3, 4, Capt 4, Track 3, 4. 4 RUSSO 76 Carmen St. General EDWARD MARIO SALZILLO 16 Lookout Ave. College Student Coun. 3. 42 RAYMOND ANTHONY SANTANGINI URHJIJI 77 Victorgia Ave. General Thunderbolt Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Student Coun. 2, Baseball C. 2, 3, 4. MARIE ROSALIE THOMAS SANTURRI SANTOSUOSSO 21 Varson St. Commercial ershepu 131 Phenix Ave. Italian C. 4g Majorette 4. Football 2, 3, 4g West Side Hi-Y 3, 45 Football C. 3, 4. General MARCIA LEE SAYLES fvMdr6y1: 84 Mason Ave. College National Honor Society 3, 4g Class Coun. 4g Leader Corps 4g La- tin C. 2g Spanish C. 43 Treas. 4g Y-Teen 3. WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHENCK HBH!!! 224 Samuel Gorton Ave., Warwick College Track 2, 43 Thyrsus C. 3, 45 Edge- wood Hi-Y 3, 4g German C. 2, 3. HANS RICHARD SCHMIDT CORRINE STELLA SCHIANO 'fg,,,,,,yH 1326 Plainfield St. Commercial 294 Clarendon St. Commercial Audio-Visual Aids 2, .5 o if I CHARLES EVERARD ARTHUR ED SEAVOR SENECA5, JR, . Chan J Ogg 235 Woodbine St. .College 60 Washin on Ave. . General Thyrsus,C. 3g Auburn Hi-Y 3, 4, H k 3, I V. Pres. 4. OC eaxz r, VX' 3, 4. ANTHONY SCORPIO Tweet 1193 Cranston Sr. General Baseball, 2, 3, 4g West Side Hi-Y 2, 4. XBSSN 43 ELLEN GILMORE SEABURY HEI!! 109 Norwood Ave. College Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 4g Y-Teen 3, 4. ml . 'D V I' UI' .Q Q ,MM ,f -' f KI. A A ,Lal-I RAYMOND BIAGGIO SEPE RICHARD HENRY SHERIDAN rrRay:1 HR , hu 102 Old Oak Ave. General ' M 988 Cranston St. General West Side Hi-Y 4. CONSTANCE EVERLETTE EVELYN ANNE SHORT SI-IOGREN ffE1lIl HC ' If d Onme 57 Oakland Ave. General 220 G S . G at en t metal Caf, Mar. 3g Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Maiorette 4g Bowling C. 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen 3, 4g Leader Corps 4. Italian C. 4g Y-Teen 3, 4, Camera C. 23 Library Circle 3g Glee C. 23 Swimming C. 2, 3. ' VICTORIA MARIA SIBELLA LOIS ANN SIDELINGERH Vickie Loie 58 Perkins Ave. Commercial 41 Hayes St. Commercial Caf. Mar. 3, 45 Library Circle 33 Leader Corps 4g Point Comm. 3g Y-Teen 3, 4. Swimming C. 2. ELIZABETH RITA SIMONIAN DONALD CRAIG . . SMETHURST 979 Cranston St. Commercial If ll! Point Comm. 3g Glee C. 2g Choir Www 2g Y-Teen 3, 4. 90 Bryant Rd. College SANDRA ANN SMITH THERESA MARIA SOPRANO Sandy Terry 20 Dale Ave. General Box 2A Phenix Ave. General Co-operative Retailing 4gG1ee C. Italian C. 2, 3, 4, Glee C. 25 2g jr, Red Cross 3. Choir 2. 44 ANGELA MADELINE SOSCIA Tina 80 Gladstone St. Commercial DIANA JEAN STEVENS nDin 92 Glen Ave. General Leader Corps 4, Majorette 4g Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Bowling C. 43 Y-Teen 3, 43 Swimming C, 2, 35 Library Circle 3, Glee C. 2. MANUEL SOUZA Meatball 291 Magnolia St, General Bob Thorpe Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Football C. 3. BRUCE EVAN SPURRIER S'1 M DOROTHY ANN STEFFEL 481 Fair St. Gaspee Plateau H U General Dom' Edgewood Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, sec. 3, 294 Wellington Ave- . 1 Pres. 4, Audio-Visual Aids 3, 4g Commercla Football 2g Band 2, 3, Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Track 3. ':2:z:'5ia- . ::-g:g':?,'f,Q gg: . JANE FRANCES STEVENSON ,, .,, 193 Shaw Ave. General . Corr.,Mar. 3, A. A. BHS- Mgr- 2- 'r.r - -'-' J Y 355:-Yf'-1ff111 i 'EE 3mqll3EEiB :':. 7Rf ::. hi? ' I : .: ,: :-1 x .:x,,lifEi:559'l 3:5f.'5'ilFlii: c H - H u fl ' 55 3, 43 Library Circle 2, Leader Corps 4g Y-Teen 4. Bl gm, 1 - ES a 9535555 M ARTHUR DUDLEY sTRAUss BEVERLY JEAN STRAYTON '-: .3: H U ff ,, Aff BW .:', Q .:.1 iff 1 62 Grantland Rd. College 28 Garfield Ave. College l - jqvfj Thyrsus C. 4, Football Score- Corr. Mar. 3, 45 Thyrsus C. 3, 4g :,,4.f . keeper 3, 45 Track 3, German C. Jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen gy? g reer 3, 4. 3, 4. aa i. .Q JOANNE JACQUELINE STRENGS ffsixff 55 Roslyn Ave. College Y-Teen 33 Spanish C. 3, 4, French C. 3g Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 3. AUGUSTUg FRANCIS STUBBS c ' Garde 13, -Parkway Ave. General Football Mgr. 2, 3g Edgewood Hi- Y 2, 33 Co-operative Retailing 4. 45 ERIC JosEPH STUTZ Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Football 2g Class Coun. 3, 43 Student Coun. 4. RONALD GILBERT BROOKE NORRIS SYKES usykelru SWANSON us 11 I wmee 125 Turner Ave. General 1 8 ' . G I 8 Curtis St mera Spanish C. 23 Football Scorekeep- er 33 Hockey Mgr. 2. HAROLD WALTER , SWANSON Stutzze , Swanee 189 Magnolia Sr. General 44 1 R' h d S . C ll German C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4g Thyr- lc at t O ege sus C. 43 Higgins Hi-Y 3, 43 Higgins Hi-Y 4. CHARLES HERBERT 2 TAYLOR, JR. Herbie 116 Shirley Blvd. College Ceramics C. 2g Social Comm. 23 A French C. 33 Jr. Alliance Fran- caise 33 Caf. Mar. 2, 43 Thunder- bolt Hi-Y 4g Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 43 Voc. Guidance Coun. 3, Pub. Ch. 3. JANET TIEDGE Klan!! 71 Concord Ave. Commercial Glee C. 2g Choir 23 Bowling C. 3, 43 Y-Teen 33 Banking Comm. 3. THOMAS EDWARD TIERNEY WILLIAM RUSSELL TIPPLE Tom Run 475 Wellington Ave. General 48 Ash Ave. College Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 3. Eand 43 Rifle C. 33 Auburn Hi-Y IRENE THERESA TOPOLEWSKI I Renie 30 Mather Ave. College Leader Corps 4g Cranstonian Bd. 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Dean's Coun. 3, 4, Pro. Ch. 4. 46 I GRACE ANNE TUCKER Gracie 133 Hill Top Dr. College Latin C. 23 Jr. Alliance Francaise 43 Y-Teen 33 Library Circle 2, 3. JOAN PRESTON TURNER 195 Albert Ave. College Jack Cort. Mar. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 3. JOHN WILLIAM TWIGG 27 Blaisdell St. College Caf. Mar. 23 Auburn Hi-Y 3, 4. PAUL JOSEPH VANASSE AGNES SHAWMAIN VERNON 1 Hpetelf HN ll 1055 Pontiac Ave. General amy 6 Lowell St, Commercial Glee C. 23 Choir 2. FRANK PAUL VIAFORA Circa 538 Laurel Hill Ave. General Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Football C. 3, 43 Italian C. 43 Caf. Mar. 43 West Side Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. ANNA POMPEIA VICEDOMINI ffAnneU Phenix Ave. General Choir 2g Glee C. 23 Italian C. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 4. JEAN EVALINE WADSWORTH 4 Fairlawn St. College Glee C. 2. NANCY JANE VINCENT ViWf EDMUND JOSEPH VoTTo 74 Auburn St. General ffH1m,e,v Co-operative Retailing 43 Leader 50 Morgan St. Generl Corps 3, 43 Y-Teen 3, 4, Pres. 33 Glee C. 2, BARBARA JOAN WALKER Bobbie 27 Coulters Rd. College Bowling C. 3g Spanish C. 2, 33 Y-Teen 33 Camera C. 33 Glee Cf 23 Choir 2. 47 JOAN ANN WALSH DEBORAH FRANCES WALKER rrDebbyJ1 20 Stratford Rd. College Leader Corps 4, French C. 4g Jr. Alliance Francaise 4, Y-Teen 3, 43 Camera C. 2, 35 Library Cir- cle 3, 4, Bowling C. 4. Iounnie LEWIS CLARK WALTON 700 Dyer Ave. Commercial Caf- Mar. 2, 33 Y-T660 3, 49 Basketball 2, Audio-Visual Aids Camera C. 4g Bowling C. 3, 4g Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Banking Comm. 2g Library Circle 2, 109 Potter St. General 2, 3, Bob Thorpe Hi-Y 4. Glee C. 2, Y-Teen 3, 4. JEANNE WALKER ffRedU 64 Melrose St. College Soc. Comm, 2g Pub. Comm. 3, Cranstonian Bd. 4, Spanish C. 4, Y-Teen 4. ELIZABETH ANNE WARNER CLAIRE JANE WARNOCK Lizzy 97 Villa Avenue Commercial 453 Wellington Ave. General Y-Teen 35 BOWERS C- 4- JOHN RICHARD WEBB frRiEk-,yin Natick Ave. College Student Coun. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4g Assembly Comm. 3g Caf. Mar. 25 Traf. Mar, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4, Football C. 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3g Track 2, 3, 43 Class Coun. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. JEAN ANN WEST 22 Ivanhoe St. Commercial Point Comm. 4g Y-Teen 3. 2, Pres. 3, Bob Thorpe Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres 4. LM eiwifi N. -Q nf ll aa -Y 5 RICHARD LLOYD WEST BERTHA ALICE WHATLEY WeJty Bert 2381 Cranston St. General 17 Meredith Dr. Commercial 48 ex :KW DIANE PRISCILLA WHITE BETTY WICKLIIND ' J rrDin Wickien 1 58 Hawthorne Ave. College '9326 Station Sn W ' lfllommercial J 1' 3 ' ,f Library Circle 2, 3, 4g Cor. Mar. 3, 49 Spanish C. 3, 43 Y-Teen 3. CHARLES EMIL WIESNER, JR. Charlie 134 Flint Ave. College Student Coun. 3, 4g Caf. Mar. 2, 3, 4, Ch. 3, 4g Jr. Red Cross 2g Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4g Bowl- ing C. 3, 45 Latin C. 2. ELEANOR RUTH WILBUR Willie 26 Cartier St. College Leader Corps 3, 4g French C. 45 jr. Alliance Francaise 4g Y-Teen 3, 4, Sec. 3g Glee C. 2g Choir 2g Corr. Mar. 4. ELIZABETH ADA WILKS ANNE PRISCILLA WILLIAMS Betty Nm 35 Lockmore Rd. Commercial 35 Hodsell St. General Y-Teen 45 Swimming C. 25 Corr. Mar. 4. LORIS MILDRED WILLIAMS ROGER BENNETT WILLIAMS 115 Myrtle Ave. Commercial Rag Y-Teen 3g Corr. Mar. 4. GORDON TOWER WILMOT CAROL HELEN WILSON Willy 204 Clarendon St. Commercial 1424 Narragansett Blvd. College Edgewood Hi-Y 3, 4. 19 Swift St. College Thyrsus C. 4. 49 BEVERLY ANN YOUNG ftBevu 53 Rugby St. Commercial Glee C. 4, Bowling C. 4. MARY PATRICIA WILSON Ifpatll 20 Griswold Ave. General Caf. Mar. 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Class Coun. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 2, 3, 4, Bowling C. 2, Y-Teen 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Library Circle 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Swimming C. 2, 3. CAROLYN JOAN ZABATTA 566 Dyer Ave. Commercial Point Comm. 3, 4, Ch. 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Student Coun. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4. Caf. Mar. 4. JOAN ELIZABETH ANDREN WILLIAM DONALD GAULIN Mamie Willy 36 Glenwood Ave. General 69 Harper Ave. General Y-Teen 3, 4, Camera C. 2, 3, Glee C. 4, Choir 4. E z THOMAS BIFAIO ZANFAGNA Tucker 40 Fletcher Ave. General NEVANN WINSLOW ffmimzff 61 Waldron Ave. College Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, Latin C. 3, 4, Spanish C. 4, V. Pres. 4, Y- Teen 3, Glee C. 2, Choir 2, Soc. Comm. 2. CATHERINE LOUISE ZARRELLA IIKEMJI 27 Rose St. Commercial Leader Corps 4, Banking Comm. 3, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 3, 4, Circu- lation Mgr. 3, Treas. 4, Point Comm. 3, 4, Caf. Mar. 2. DONALD GILBERT JONES Hanky!! 41 Ledgewood Dr. General Football 2, Baseball 2, 4. ALDO CAPOTOSTO 1707 Cranston St. College Cross Country 3, 43 Wrestling 33 Track 3. JOHN DEWEY HAYDEN 2072 Broad St. General Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4g Ath- letic Comm. 2, 3g Camera C. 3. WILFRED NORMAN DESROSIERS Willie 464 Laurel Hill Ave. College Higgins Hi-Y 4. DAUNE LINDSAY ROSS 764 Reservoir Ave. Commercial IEHOTGPISAY i I l l MOST POPULAR , Rocco Lancia Beverly Ferri SPORT MOST INTELLECTUAL Carol Ekberg Howard Greens Samoa Scuousvuc MOST HUMOROUS Pat Wilson Al Lancia VAYF .7 MOST ATHLETIC Eddie Alves Gloria Mastreano DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Ricky Webb Carol Ekberg cwooi. Lire: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED l-0014... , -Y BEST LOOKING Betty Chase Tommy Farrell 0 Ricky Webb Carol Ekberg TIM I.. IDEAL CRANSTONITE Elaine Maggiacomo Ricky Webb Third Row: C. Wiesner: R. Andersen: J. Grady: D, Ross: J. Almonteg K. Kurzeg H. Brown Miss Milliken. Second Row: G. McGovern: J. Homen: M. Budlongg R. Webb: A. Ciunci: B. Lang: B. Mathews A. Parrillog Stutz. m First Row: L..Chiellog C. Zabattag N. Nelson: C. Ekbergg B. Ferrig S. Blanchard: E. Maggiacomo B. Benson: J. Altieri. ' STUDENT COUNCIL 1952 President: Richard Webb Secretary: Antoinette Ciunci Vice-President: Edmund Recchia Treasurer: Bruce Lang COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Assembly Committee: Carol Ekberg Cafeteria Marshals: Athletic Committee: Rocco Lancia Charles Wiesner, Beverly Ferri Social Committee: Nancy Nelson Corridor Marshals: Elaine Maggiacomo Point Committee: Carolyn Zabatta Trafiic Marshals: Donald Ross Honor Society: Howard Brown Judge of Court: John Grady Junior Red Cross Council: Marilyn Budlong Clerk of Court: Martha Schaller Ways and Means Committee: Judy Homen CLASS DELEGATES Seniors: Shirley Blanchard, Beverly Benson, George McGovern, Eric Stutz. juniors: Angela Parrillo, Barbara Mathews, Bob Evans, jack Meschino. Sophomores: June Altieri, Lorraine Chiello, Joseph Almonte, Kenneth Kurze. Honorary Member: Elizabeth Bartolomeo 55 ' STUDENT COURT Second Row: J. McKnightg J. Grady, Iudgeg J. Magliaccog R. Riccig J. Coleman. First Row: Mr. Wardwellg P. Schaller, Clerkg J. O'Brieng J. Goodhue. TRAFFIC MARSHALS ASSEMBLY AND SOCIAL COMMITTEES Second Row: I. Koehlerg P. Wingg S, Blanchardg N. Nelson, Ch.g L. Feiferg W. Slagl' First Row: K. Swansong J. Gabarg C. Ekberg, Ch.g R. Evansg R. Pierceg D. Ross. STUDENT COURT TRAFFIC MARSHALS S d R : D. Ross, Ch.g F. Amorosog A. Kohnleg A. Hurstg H. Browng R, Webb. A. Perrinog EL Comstockg C. Ekbergg J. Gabarg B. Bensong E. Armstrong ' ' ASSEMBLY AND SOCIAL COMMITTEES A CORRIDOR MARSHALS mang A. Arabiang N. Rivag M. Cardillog A. Baligiang A. O'Brieng D. Pierceg D. Carey H. Browng J. Caparcog R. Bensong E. Angellg L. DiFuscog J. Valva. Third Row: C. Berghahng C. Millerg C. Groverg S. Crovitzg M. Chmielewskig A. Williams W. Blairg J. Browng D. Whiteg L. Lemoig P. O'Brieng J. Picardg B. Millerg D. Paliotta J. O'Brieng M. Ashukiang A. Adamsg M. jackson. ' Second Row: C. Ekbergg C. Campanellag D. Pateg A. Tabellariog L. Rogersg E. Wilburg M. Paliottag D. Browng E. Comstockg C. Remingtong N. Loweg E. Kellsg L. Feiferg M Brendelg N. Norbergg C. Gowdyg L. Williamsg N. O'Neil. First Row: R. Koehlerg M. Mattesong J. Homeng C. Reidg J. Pooleg B. Straytong B. Lever M. Gladdingg A. LaPo11ag L. Mailhorg 1. Turnerg B. Loxleyg C. Jodatg E. Maggiacomo, Ch. R. Goffg N. Winslowg B. Addessig E. Seabury. HEY' HERE COMES MISS JONES 6' 58 f is 'F' 4. AJ - 1- A 'x 1' Fourth Row: Miss jonesg E. Annasg A. Bennettg F. Albag P, Wingg B. jaclgsong N. Water- 2 a 1 1 CAFETERIA MARSHALS Third Row: M. Clarkeg K. Duckworthg H. Reynoldsg R. Stabileg S. Villanisg R. Petrosinellig R. Ziorg H. Taylorg J. Regag F. Tedescog A. Onoratog S. Cushmang J. Giustig F. Viaforag Mr. Lennon. Second Row: C. Wiesner, Ch.g A. Jeremiahg R.'Porrecag .G. Ensigng A. Tlirdg M. Makerg V. Sibellag S. Collisong M. Brendelg S. Fuscog B. Totig H. Parentig S. Crovitzg R. Antonellig Mr. Chamberlain. ' First Row: B. Louthg C. Chaseg P. Wilsong B. Brambleg N. Iadelucag B. Ferri, Ch.g L. Gullotag S. Ansuinig B. Herrickg F. Anargirog D. jacquesg S. DiMucciog T. Zanfagnag C. Henningson. EESKS ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Second Row: V. Morgerag J. Almonteg 1. Giustig R. Lancia, Ch. First Row: C. Ekbergg J. Langg B. Ferrig W. Blairg M. Sweenorg J. Murphy. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Third Row: D. Pierceg N. Worthingrong E, Armstrongg K. I-Iollingworthg J. Jeremiah. Second Row: H. McGoverng J. Haskellg P. Vanasseg A. Cuincig B. Annasg S. Collisong Miss Milliken. First Row: M. Chmielewskig S. Crovitzg C. Ekbergg M. Budlong, Ch.g K. Ericksong B Caseyg C,.Grover. 60 WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Second Row: E. Zompag J. Koehlerg R. Silveng A. Perrino. ' First Row: M. Brightmang J. L'Ecuyerg J. Homen, Ch.g E. Larsong D. Sundquistg B Bartolomeo. POINT COMMITTEE Third Row: Miss McAdaxnsg P. Ericksong J. Desonieg E. Lufkin, Second Row: J. Westg R. Donovarig R. DerArseniang A. Edwardsg M. Ward' S Conner First Row: P. Forselig S. Blarichardg R. Perrig G. Mastreanog C. Zabatta, Chg C.. Zarellag G. Ensigng A. Perri. 61 NATIONAL THE NATIONAL HONOR ' ' SOCIETY Third Row: J. Coleman, D. Ross, Treas.g R. Webb. Second Row: A. Perrinog H. Greensteing D. Brown, J. Desonieg C. Ekbergg N. Winslow, Sec.3 I. Topolewskig R. DerArseniang H. Brown, Pres. Third Row: C. Jodatg P. O'Brieng C. Remington, E. Comstock, J. Gabargi E. Maggiacomog L. Lemoig R. Golf, V. Pres., B. Benson, M, Sayles. At the end of the first semester of the junior year, all students who have an average scholarship record of ninety percent or over for all previous years and who possess the other necessary qualifications for character, service, and helpful leadership are eligible for membership in this society. JUNIOR MEMBERS of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bruce Carpenter, Antonette Ciunci, Anna Conforti, Mary Conforti, Arlene Gardner, Evelyn Gentile, Carl Grossguth, Charron Grover, Robert Gustafson, Sharon Jacobson, John McKnight, Nancy Norberg, Richard Pierce, Karen Swanson, Marilyn Ward. SCIENCE AWARD LIBRARY CIRCLE AWARDS This award is made to the student maintaining the This award is given out of a conviction of the im highest standard of excellence in biology, chemistry, portance of courtesy in the school community. and physics. Carol Ekberg, Richard Webb Herbert Rakatansky, Donald Ross, Howard Greenstein STO CRANSTONIAN BUSINESS STAFF Second Row: Mr. Linnaneg S. Blanchard, E. Moriarty, M. Walton, G. Migliorellig G. Mastreanog N. Lowe, J. Kent, S, Conner. First Row: H. Doherty, J. DeBlasiog N.'Dodgeg C. Zabattag C. Zarrellag B. Loxley, D. Mitchell, M. Jackson, D. Jacques, M. Sweenor. ADVERTISING MANAGER TREASURER CIRCULATION MANAGER Mary Sweenor Catherine Zarella Gloria Mastreano ASSISTANT TREASURER Maureen Walton PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Carolyn Zabatta Helen Doherty Gloria Migliorelli ADVERTISING STAFF - Jeanne Brown, Rosemary Gartland, Eleanor Fisher, Joan Brady, Helen Doherty, Dorothy Daley, Barbara Loxley, Arline Broomfield, Shirley-Ann Buxton, Bette Cook, John Palmer, Lorrine Cullen, Nancy Dodge, .Nancy Cotter, Judy Stevenson, Judie Gushue, Connie Gilford, Jean Dacey, Patricia Wilson, Barbara Perrino, Doris Evans, Dorothy Spaziano, Carolyn Spilman, Rita Topolewski, Pat Ford, Peter Fitzpatrick. BUSINESS ADVISER George W. Linnane 64 CRANSTONIAN EDITORIAL BOARD Third Row: J. Palmerg N. Loweg I. 'Topolewskig B, Pilzg J. Colemang G. Riani. Second Row: R. Anderseng D. Flanagang J. Maglioccog F. Noyesg R. Gotfg M. Mattesong D Galli First Row: Mr. Blissg P. Forsellg H. Browng D. Urquhart. S. Blanchardg E. Armstrongg E. Maggiacomog G. McGovern EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elaine Maggiacomo ASSOCIATE EDITORS Elmer Armstrong Howard Brown EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Donald Urquhart PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTORS Gerald Riani Douglas Carpenter John Palmer Marjorie Brightman Alfred Kohnle TYPISTS Pauline Forsell Shirley Blanchard Norma Lowe Donald Galli Joan Brady Elaine Oxx ART EDITOR George McGovern CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Frank N oyes' H. R. REPRESENTATIVES Irene Topolewski Jeanne Walker Ruth Goff Barbara Pilz Marcia Matteson john Magliocco Donald Flanagan Richard Andersen Joseph Coleman FACULTY ADVISER Lawrence W. Bliss SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Second Row: J. Gradyg T. F2 rell, V. Pres., N. Nelson, 1 Doherty, B. Benson, R. A detsen, Pres., D. Ross. First Row: S. Blanchardg Wilsong M. Matteson, Ttea B. Bulger, B. Fetti, Sc Comm. Ch., D. Brown, I Sayles, C. jodat. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Third Row: D. Pierce, 1 Gordon, Pres., A. Hirst, Meschinog R. Ruggierig Lang. Second Row: P. Nicherson, Pres.g R. Evansg V. Saccocc V. Carnavaleg G. LaPollag Parrillog R. Vaccarog S. V lanis. First Row: B. Mathews, Ciuncig P, Wing, E. Ann: M. Brightman, Treas.g N. N1 berg, Sec.g J. Palumbo, S1 Comm. Ch. 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCII Third Row: H. Nicholas, Kurze, J. Almonte, R. B. son, R. Simone, V. Pitocco, Omotato, R. Papa. Second Row: E. Zompa, Volatele, E. Miner, J. Altim F. Petrosinelli, F. Centofar First Row: R. Mastrati, Gentile, O. Brown, D. Sui quist, E. Larsen, L. Feiferg Ruggieti. Time Out for Refreshments LIBRARY CIRCLE Third Row: J, Jackson, B. Lever, R. Perrino, E. Flanagan, D. Boucher, E. Fisher, R. Topo- lewski, H. RossKam, S. Collison, C. Early, E. Early, B. Perrino, S. Duff, S. Crovitz, J. Saccoccia, J. Hearth M. Healey, L. Loiselle. G. Tucker, J. Kent, P. Wilson, M. Ashukian, P. Fogarty, M. Ward, S. Antonelli, C. Nanian J. Lever, Mrs. Cummings. First Row: D. Evans, D. Daley, V, Abrams, M. Willard, E. Miner, B. Jackson, M. Sheridan N. Wheeler, J. Arsenault, J. Hansen, E. Knox, E. Kemick, L. Noble, J. Olivier, D. Walker D. White, D. Jacques, M. Torkomian, A. McGeough, G. Weber. 67 Second Row: L. Cullen, N. Cotter, L. Darby, N, Petteruti, B. Casey, J. Studley, J. Studley, E I 5 I i YOU SHOW THEM, MR. HOMAN UNBALANCED? TALKING AGAIN, HERB! THINK IT WILL WORK NOW? ACTORS NEED NOURISHMENT 68 I 2 E 5 CRAZY JUNIORS 4 DON'T GRAB, JOAN! MUST HAVE BEEN A GOOD ASSEMBLY I OUTNUMBERED CSTOP IT, WE LOVE ITD A JUNIOR Y-TEEN Fourth Row: A. Ciunci, C. Gallant, W. Castedello, A. Gardner, M. Schart, S. Ansuini, S. jones, B. Lowe, L. Taudvin. Third Row: J. Brady, M. Willard, N. Wheelers, N. Kilner, D. Hunt, E. Annas, M, Rankin, B. Petro, S. Collison, A. Tabellario. Second Row: L. Hunter, M. Nasby, J. S. Hayman, S. Idskon, M. Lomax, M, Mulick, V. Carnevale, M. Maker, A. Hird, M. Chmielewski, C. Gifford. First Row: L. Gulotta, J. Palumbo, L. Hennessy, M. Berg, M. Walton, E, Cody, M. Perrino, D. Soprano, M. Gladding, R. Garrland. I CANDY FOR THE REFUGEE CHILDREN il C.. ...Q Q SENIOR Y-TEEN Third Row: E. Sachs, B. Dolan, D. Mitchell, P. Bishop, B. Bartlett, G. Fraser, J. Pyne, N, Pyne, E. Short, J. Stevenson, E. Warner, J. Walker. Second Row: A. Carlen, S. Cassidy, C. Colwell, T. Foley, D. Walker, C. Lyons, B. Bramble, C. Desjarlis, B. Gentile, L. Golini, N. Palmieri. First Row: R. Anderson, R. Porreca, S. Antonelli, N. Nelson, E. Wilbur, B. Lever, B. Strayton, R. Lefevre, J. Bernier, G. Ensign, W. Blair, A. Williams. 1 f . 3 J I I , t m J Q5 PROMENADE YOUR PARTNER HOME 71 THYRSUS CLUB Fourth Row: Mrs. Tooleg D. Browng J. Wilkinsong J. Gordong J. DeFuscog A. Perrinog Provencalg D. Gallig D. Petersong S. Goldbergg J. Stevensong A. Bennettg V. Saccoccia. Third Row: D. Rossg H. Garbergg E. Stutzg R, Faulknerg E. Paquing A. Straussg Rakatanskyg B. Langg A. Baligiang E. Armstrongg G. Rianeg J. Gradyg A. Hirstg Hollingworrh. Second Row: N. Watermang M. DiBonag E. Kemickg E. Knoxg J. Harxseng S. Crovitzg Annasg M. Sweenorg N. Wheelerg K. Swansong J. Haskellg M. Sheridang V. Abramsg Evans. First Row: P. Wingg R. Donovang M. Mattesong M, Reidg H. Herxryg M. Spelmang Comsrockg N. Loweg B. Pilzg C. xEkbergg D. Stevensg G. Nelsong B. Perrinog E. Larsen. R H W B D E I REMEMBER MAMA BUT, BEST OF ALL, 1 REMEMBER MISS BARWICK .Wig ,sf .pwggggggeggggze . v 9... ...mi ,,,.. ., 3 . ,,,., H., i , , .W,, .. . . . o 1-1 zeies- AEE! if 1. 1... Q.,- SEW . Eiggg q ' 2 t!'9 ....,.... , -1. W- I 'fran W- ., -2 - iifafiidh' WJ , g.vmuw.. v...,.,..-iff..-f.,fff..f.,4.A av THYRSUS' CLUB Fourth Row: Miss Barwickg W. Helamg T. Strealdorfg J. Sullivang E. Angell E Zompa, R. Norbergg B. Longg C. Creegang M. B. Shoreng D. Hunt. Third Row: R. Williamsg D. Parkerg Jacksong C. Zabattag D. Cardinaleg A Murchison, Dj Careyg R. Pierceg H. Taylorg W. Schenk K Derderiang H. DiPreteg R. Webby B. Carpenterg VW. Crankg D. Bulpittg C. Gifford E Oxx N. Kilmer. Second Row: S. Labierg N. Norbergg Flanagan: J. Labbeeg R. Spurrierg C. M. Budiong. First Row: E. Maggiacomog N. Riva, P. Schallerg S. Polofskyg L. Hennessyg M Ward, E Groverg P. Potterg B. Tylerg D. Jacques, B Copk Pres.g J. Rileyg B. Straytong B. Leverg J Gabar, C Remingtong P. O'Brieng J. L'Ecuyerg J. Kentg E. Shortg N. Iadelucag P. Wilson, M Bright mang J. Bradyg C. Iodat. l..,.3.!.... ,..,,,..,.,.,. i 'Hii9E4'HA S3f'1i1 M Mikiffmf' Q.. Eg., . ,,..,,,...,, aymg LR 5 i ,fr ,, . .ew ef Wh.. -1 swing, H.. 'fr M fi U- M E -e a vs as K, rms 3. A 'iii ' ,.,. .aka ' f K ' ,,., ,... , - . ' Wii- 2 . . ..,.,...,. i. .,. ... ...,...-. -.... ,..,.,.,.. ,..... . ..., .,., . FT 352 ' Q f' E . ,,.. E 1 ' WJ Je' i ff' 5133? fiiffiiif ...J - -' V- .'i- 1 :- ' i 5 'lw-vwvlfwlanszf .. .A.ff'ser 1- M.. 9, ., f , 2 -V 5 wwi-11.11.fmnQ.,1..sfZF 'asif-s.'wat..-wif -., .. A, wi 1,.fi3 m ' ' i I 2 1 E.5555gmgg,, .f:,q.g,gg, -f-- 21511-ESEZPM. . . . H ,,.. ff Q 55:.a91asfze.z.2?1zJ'nis'z.e2zfsvzv-swsezvff-v1 eassm '-... - nsfxiifffwzfg l., .... ,- J WWxpMzfmimfrmeme K AND WORK THUNDERBOLT HI-Y Second Row: T. Macarig R. Faulknerg G. Gordong J. Dawsong H. Taylorg T. Ciccone. First Row: D. Hogbergg R, Vaccarog R. Iacobuccig R. Santangini, Pres.g M. Clarkeg R. Potterg G. Regnier. . ' EDGEWOOD HI-Y Third Row: E. Turillig J. Koehlerg W. Hollinworthg I. True: A. Bonarg H. Garbergg H. Bagiang K. Derderian. Q Second Row: R. Pierceg E. Hammondg G. Barnesg N. Tumerg V. Morgerag J. Rawhngsg D Mooreg G. Brailsfordg G. Wilmot. First Row: R. Stevensg A. Hirstg I. jererniahg K. Doreg T. KerkhoEg B. Spurrier, Pres.g R. Ebelingg A. DelBuonog W, Schenckg R. Norberg. 74 AUBURN HI-Y . Third Row: W. Tippleg B. Potterg D. Andersen, Pres.g N. Silvag G. Stuartg M. Spaing B. Hall. ?eccE:nd Row: J. Reillyg D. Duranteg R. Lundgreng H. Grattageg. G. Crockerg J. Twigg . urran. First Row: L. Curreng J. Whiteg R. Silveng N. Barnesg P. Brandenburgg C. Seavorg J McKnightg R. Bardell. WEST SIDE HI-Y Third Row: R. Sheridang W. Edwardsg A. Senecalg E. Mendillog R. Ferrig J. DiRairnog R. Provencalg J. I.aPol1a. Second Row: E. Leporeg D. Sweetg D. Gallig M. DiPreteg P. Ruggierig R. Lanciag F. Viafora. First Row: N. Kennedyg E. Recchia, Pres.g T. Santurrig R. Riccig J. Ruggierig M. Richard- song R. Antonelli. 75 x . HIGGINS HI-Y Third Row: P. Almondg P. Guglielmettig W.'Greenha1ghg R. Archer, J. Laurenzo, Pres.g N. Machon. Second Row: F. Noyesg G. McGoverng H. Swansong W. Desrosiersg P. McGuirlg R Evansg R. Pageg C. Blissg P. Nickersong Mr. Lennon. First Row: J. Fagang J. Maglioccog H. DiPreteg B. Deang D. Greenlessg E. Stutzg D Flauagang A. McCormick. I THORPE HI-Y Second Row: A. Beckettg D. Follettg C. Waltong T. Rockg R. Caruolog R. Webb, Pres.g J. DeFusco. First Row: F. Papag R. Rogerg M. Souzag B. Ruggierig M. Clarkg E. Alvesg T. FitzSimon. 76 llff . , a V df? ,let ,t,,'f'.l. 1 S J, C0f'.ff' Q , IW. ,I 4 GLEE CLUB t film ,f J V.. H ' .F , 3' - Q ' y ' .7111 Z fl Thifr1.i',l1ig,w:J.4,,flVfartone, J. Redfern, J. D hrtilglv. .Bit cock, J,..lPlatt, Lang, C. Gordon, ff! iw, , f I. J Jf'lLeavj ,gil Putney, B. Schinse, Schallilsrf' . Kicciardi, E. Ennotti. H ,ff If ,jf lj' I., . ,Second grow: A. Gorman, J, Trudfl MwfDav -. R. HarriijKgton,'iN. Philips, A. Bennett, f lj rj' V yi 4 AJ, ' . J Rkgunller, R. Cardi, L. Piacirelliii J. tlen'1ence,,, . Youngii. Corp, G. Anthony. ' . ,jf df if I Ig, ,' Fi 'Rowz V. Seavor, P. R' lgtarfi, Mi Sheridan, M.?TxZ1cy, MkfZ0gllO, A.. Palmierx, I.. '?j,fh,fl,t 0, kff , , Wyre E. Ritz, M. rdifxigfli. Berg, BX Herrick,5 yookS,fA. Ruggierr, J. Warner, gf' ff fda' ,1 J g., If lx ,lv Zigi, B. Kay. - hail., jf X X A If .ig Q ii J .ai A I E ' . A il bl 15' ff A .f N X311 xx il IP! .. if . 7.1. J, ,-, ,j5.,,.c , ., ff JH MLWX A O C Q if ,fy x V., -T an Xf- ,, if-J J- ' ,f it . . N ,. J. .V H . 1' f vi ii GLEE CLUB fb g . . 1 V A ' . R 9. Third Row: E. Bentley, K. Swanson, L. Taudvin, N. Foster, E. Foysy, S. Hawkins, V. Petteruti, D. Turchetta, J. Brown, D. Tyler, P. King, B. Goodwin, C. Eger, M. Spelman, ji? v' P. Potter. 5' ,F V' I I Second Row: S. Gentile, M. George, J. Andren, A. Calitri, M. Zito, D. Bulpitt, R. McCance, 1 C. Hathaway, D. Calabro, M. Bourret, M. Butler, A. Nelson, D. Meloccaro, Miss Mclnerney. if il First Row: J. Platt, L. Bailey, C. Atkin, J. Wadsworth, B. Young, P. Chiaverini, S. Del v ' , Santo, J. Sharpe, A. Frigon, M. Spee, B. Lawton, E. Hunt, M. McBride. -4 J f , lip, ' J9 77 I f 1 ORCHESTRA ff ff! I Third Row: K. Kurze, F, Jaggi, R. Schofield, S. Goldberg, W. Dyckrnan, B. Joslin, D. Durand. , Second Row: R. Simone, R. Pierce, J. Grady, M. Spain, S. Reitman, H. Rakatansky R. Johnson. First Row: E. Zompa, M. Mann, R. Ritchie, J. Brady, C. Hathaway, C, Spilman, B. Hobin X R BAND Fifth Row: D. Howlandg R. Morellg B. Hobing C. Durrellg W. Tippleg P. Brandenburgg P. Lindsayg A. Rileyg N. Barnes. Fourth Row: C. Caseyg J, Ruggierig D. Anderseng D. 'Duranteg R. Hallg J. McSherag E. Sawyer. Third Row: 1. Murphyg R. Johnsong R. Spurrierg B. Spilmang G. Rianig T. Natalg D. Nordquistg B. Wirtigg D. Manng J. Patong A. Ferrig M. Spain: W. Olseng P. Piccirillog D. Moretti, Second Row: M. Santosuossog R. Andrewsg C. Collinsg B. Lehmang R. Diloriog R. Iadelucag R. Marchertig J. Lonardog P, P'ierpaolig P. Gallog M. Lipsong R. Dubyg M. Doaneg Mr. Olivieri. First Row: J. DeVonag B. Chaseg P. Schallerg D. Stevensg J. Gushue, Drum Majoretteg K.. Ericksong D. Rossg J. O'Brien. A SMILE OF CONTENTMENT STROLLING DOWN THE AVENUE FRENCH CLUB - Fourth Row: Miss Gilrnoreg C. Lyonsg S. Polofskyg D. Durandg S. Wwlfg C. Desjarlaisg R. Gunderg J. Rileyg J. Rhodesg B. Herrickg C. Brooksg J. O'Brien. Third Row: J. Browng J. Armstrongg G. Haslamg B. Armasg N. Nelsorrg D. Walkerg J. DeBlasiog E. Wilburg B. Addessig J. Labbee. Second Row: S. Cassidyg L. Hunterg L. Hennessyg S. Connerg J. Picardg S, Collisong M. Chmielewskig M. Schallerg J. Nealg C. Groverg R. Spurrierg M. Herrera. , First Row: J. L'Ecuyerg P. O'Brien, Pres.g L. Lernoig B. Pilzg C, Ekbergg C. Remingtong E. Comstockg J. Gabarg N. Dodgeg N. Rivag D. Rossg M. Alsfeldg D. Browng P. Potter. JUNIOR ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Fourth Row: Miss Gilmoreg D. Evansg S. Woolfg R. Spurrierg L, Culleng N. Rivag A. Mackeyg E. Leeg C. Naniang R. Koehlerg C. Reidg L. Cultong R. Davidiang J. O'Brieng M. Jacksong D. Jacquesg C. Lyonsg J. Kentg C. Brooksg M. Holt, Third Row: N. Lowe' S. Collisong E. Larsong M. Mattesong Connerg J. Pieardg J. Riley R. Hesling H. Greensteing D. Durandg E. Maggiacomog N, O'Neilg P. O,BI1Cf1Q B. Leverg v J. Arrnstrongg P. Potterg J. DeBlasio. Second Row: L. Lemoi, Del.g S. Crovitzg Bradyg G. Haslamg B, Annasg J. Rhodesg N. Cuincig D. Browng J. Boucherg J. Labbee. First Row: C. Earleyg E. Earleyg R. Craigg S. Jarlaisg'B. Herrickg R. Gunderg B. Hemenwayg dersong P. Allard. M. Chmielewskig B. Maxwellg M. Herrerag J. Nelsong C. Ekberg, Del.g E. Comstockg A Cassidyg L. Hennessyg J. L'Ecuyerg C. Des- D. Walkerg G, Tuckerg E. Wilburg R. An- SPANISH CLUB L Fourth Row: Mr..Grandeg B. Caseyg M. Willardg N. Wheelerg P. Fordg G. Gordong L. Curreng R. I-Iayesg J. Haymang M. Healeyg E, Minerg D. Daleyg S. Ansuinig B. Ruggiero. Third Row: K. Ericksong G. Haslamg 1. Browng G. Nelsong D. Mitchellg N. Smithg R. Gartlanclg D. Huntg L. Haymang B. Tylerg M. Silveng M. Ashukiang J. Redferng L, Taudvin. Second Row: S. Collisong S. Jonesg B. Loweg J. Gordong P. Schallerg C. Colwellg E. Comsrockg E. Oxxg C. Swansong C. Giffordg N, Petersong J. Nealg M. Alsfeld. First Row: C. Campanellag M. Saylesg B. Pilzg D. Whiteg D. Paliotrag L. Lernoig N. Winslowg R. Goffg N. Norberg, Pres.g E. Knoxg H. Greeneg M. Herrerag N. Kilmer. 7Como se va? GERMAN CLUB Third Row: Mr. elfing A. Straussg H. Rakatanskyg D. Goodwing W. Woolfg W. Crank. Second Row: Gsxglianig E. Stutz, Pres.g W, Helmg L. Browng R. Silveng R. Gustafson, B. Carpenter. I V First Row: V. lsfeldg M. Sheridang W. Castedellog M. Schartg M. Brendelg A. Gardnerg C. Jodatg H. lldro . 2- g Au ., T 'X xx X 1' S 5 ki. P W X If ii Y 1 il ' a-qs 1. ITALIAN CLUB Fourth Row: L. Geremiag J. Feeneyg F, Arnorosog J. Valvag M. Cardillog N. Kennedyg W. Bonnickg C. Caseyg Mr. Cimorelli. .3 ' Third Row: D. Lombardog A. Castellig M. Marottog F. DiLannag J. Cicciarellig V. Marandolag '- F. Viaforag R. Olivierig J. Laurenzog R. Lanciag J. D'eFuscog G, DeSimoneg A. Migiiori, Pres. Second Row: P. DeLucag A. Volatileg M. Zogliog A. Mattsong B. Totig S. Vocciog G. 2- LaPo1lag R. Sperag N. Nelsong V. Mangroneg V. Petterutig D. Turchetta. First Row' V. Saccocciag V. Carnevaleg J.. DeVonag D. Iannottig B. Ferrig C. Shograng F. V' Morettig Pi Chiaverinig B. Cranog A. Sepeg J. Ruggierig D. Castelli, Mx , 82 LATIN CLUB , Third Row: Miss Reevesg J. Winslowg J. Rileyg S. Collisong L. Feiferg J. Rhoadesg S Labierg D. Careyg B. Carpenterg L. DeRobbiog D. Whiteg D. Matting E. Rosettig N. Winslow C. Jodat, Pres.g O. Browng M. Ashukian. L. Chiellog N. Waterman. First Row: D. Durandg A. Ciuncig I. Picardg J. O'Brieng V. Abrams' M Cardi' B Addessi' C Atlring A. Adamsg M. Sheridani M. Sweenorg M. Goashgariang E, Ijeeg .B. Ryang'B. Cook? Quinng M. Shaheeng P. Fogartyg S. Fuscog B. Gard. GREEK CLUB Third Row: H. Greenstein, Pres.g F. Amorosog D. Durandg B. Carpenter. Second Row: M. Schartg S. Fuscog F. Albag L. Chiellog S. Labierg P. Fogartyg M. Ashukiang Miss Reeves. First Row: L. Cultong J. O'Brieng A. Gardnerg J. Haskellg M. Goashgariang H. McGoverng O. Browng A. Adams. 83 Second Row: J. Bradyg M. Brendelg S. Ansuinig A. Bennettg A. GOEQ F. Albag C. Donker- sleyg I. Haskellg H. McGoverng L. Cultong J. Melkoniang M. Schartg D. Boucherg P. Coleman' 2 HAVE YOUR TICKETS READY, GIRLS. FIVE SEATS ON THE FIFTY YARD LINE! NOW, KNOCK IT OFF, YOU GUYS. FOOTBALL FOLLIES, + , ,1.w:s3k, , 3 5 ,auf av- 5 ,gm A n -14 J fu I I , .wages +I -f newg5Iflf5w1fba5pzm,M,p WE'LL BE THINKING OF YOU, JOE. ..F, f ,,I4.3.f, , A . fi H+ :Qi ii 5 W-f'1f' l 'nv .talffesgaf I 5 ,x,,,- gff?Zfg,fiES5?wg f ff: .f if , .V ' A - ff: . if B ,, . ,,.. fy amz X- i: ,,f1,w - - -, ff-uaw.,....', ANOTHER CRANSTON LOAN MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE? BOARD WITH THE CRANSTONIAN! REMEMBER THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY? SLEEPING ON THE JOB AGAIN, sHEPx 85 CAMERA CLUB Second Row: J. Jacobsg D. Urquhartg H. Rakatansky, Pres.g J. Taylorg B. Chase. First Row: C. Giffordg M. Willardg H. Doherty: G. Ensigng N. Kilnerg M. Brightman C. Creegan. HOLD IT! - X 86 DEAN'S COUNCIL Third Row: Miss Millikeng N. Kilnerg H. Dohertyg J. Rhoadesg S. Youngg G. Haslamg N Norbergg C. Ekbergg C. Jodatg I. Topolewskig J. Kentg B. Millerg D. Brown. Second Row: A. Bennettg C. Creegang B. Shoreng E. Leeg L. Feiferg L. Chiellog O. Browng M. jacksong P. Colemang N. Loweg C. Remingtong E. Maggiacomo. First Row: L. Lemoi, Pres.g M. Sweenorg A. Ciuncig 1. Picardg B. Coolfg M. Bergg Waltong M. Budlongg B. Addessig M. Sheridang C. Reidg E. Quinny N. Rivag J. DeBlasio SOMEBODY'S GOING TO GET SOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 87 C0-OPERATIVE RETAILING Second Row: J. Ronco, J, Arnold, R. Ritchie, E. Moriarty, A. Stubbs, Mr. Valentine First Row: T. Iacavone, G. Weber, P. Carlson, S. Conner, N. Vincent, S. Smith. Priscilla Carlson, Jean Arnold Sandra Smith, Sue Conner. Barbara Dolan Eleanor Moriarty COMBINING LEARNING AND WORKING BANKING COMMITTEE Third Row: R. Murray, J. Hoyle, S. Butler, I. Kalunian, L. Hunter, D. DiGui1io, B Shoren, J. Wiesner, j. Armstrong, R, Provencal, Mr. Piccirillo. Second -.Rowr J. Bradbury, C. Gowdy, R. Gunder, P. Vanasse, G. Anthony, A. Conforti, C. Nanlan, J. Hansen, N. Wheeler, S. Fusco, 1. Picard. First Row: J. Thuber, D. Paliorra, A, Soares, N. Dodge, H. Doherty, P. Erickson, G. Ensign, C. Zarrella, B. Richardson, J. Miller. eafzfruzci O PENNY A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED. 89 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB Third Row: A. Laphamg R. I.aSa11eg E. Hansong F. Billingsg Mr. Hayes. Second Row: R. Drinkwater, S. Woolfg T. Maynardg E. Dambruch, Pres.g F. Marchettig C. Schwab. First Row: M. Spelmang J. DeB1asiog B. Millerg S. Butlerg J. Jacobsg M. Holt. 2 cas NX 1952 5 - X-f-ff V 'm ,XXX ,...3 FOOTBALL Third Row: J. Souza, R. Lundgren, R. Ebeling, D, Papa, B. Cunningham, N. Kennedy, J. DiRairno, N. Cappelli, J. LaPo1la, F. Mellor, A. Murphy, G. Ruggieri. Second Row: R. Andersen, D. Follet, G. Brailsford, J. Ruggieri, F. Papa, C. Casey, T. FitzSimon, A. DeSimone, F. Viafora, H. Papa, Mr. Stebbins. First Row: J. Mancini, J. Giusti, F. Pazienza, R. Webb, T. Farrell, J. DeFusco, E. Recchia, R., Rowles, R. Roger, T. Santurri, E. Alves. THE MANAGERS 1951 SCORES ROUND ROBIN C.H.S. 6 -- Gorton 0 PRE-SEASON C.H.S. 0 -- Lockwood 0 C.H.S. 14 -- Fitchburg CMass.D 9 SEASON C.H.S. 20 - Rogers 6 . C.H.S. 14 -- Central 6 C.H.S. 26 - Pawt. East 0 C.H.S. 13 - Hope 19 C.H.S. 12 - LaSalle 14 C.H.S. 14 - sf. Raphael 6 C.H.S. 28 - East Prov. 12 C.H.S. 34 - Mt. Pleasant 6 FOOTBALL Even with a team stacked with veterans, the football team could place no better than a tie for sec- ond, in the Class A competition. Starting the season with a vic- tory over Gorton in the Round Robin, the team played a scoreless tie with Lockwood and defeated Fitchburg, Mass. in two exhibitions that were both thrillers. Joe sms PAPPY With three straight victories to start off the league competition, the grid men were beaten by a highly aroused Hope team. Following this de- feat, the team was nosed out in a see-saw battle with LaSalle by the score of 14 to 12, after a back-in-motion penalty had cost Cranston a touchdown. Although the team lost only..these two games, they were enough to keep it out of the league lead. Led in these early victories' by Captain Rocco Lancia, the team was severely handicapped when he was injured in the third league game and remained out of action for the rest of the season. CAPT. ROCCO LANCIA Joe Mancini, said to be one of the Hnest fullbacks seen at Cranston, will be back again next year and is sure to be a PRACTICE mainstay of the team. Many of his passes connected with the arms of Ray Rowles and Ricky Webb for scores, and his running ability stunned his opposition. Ed Alves, who was voted a place on the All State second team, and a guard on the All Class A first team, was very apt at recovering fumbles, and he broke through to stop many a play with a loss of yardage. We hope the boys will make the top rung of the league ladder next year! 93 MA JORETTES First Row: J. Gushue, Headg K. Ericksong C. Shogreng P. Schallerg D. Stevensg D. Rossg B. Chaseg J. DeVonag J. O'Brien. THE MAJORETTES ON PARADE THE MAJORETTES AT THE ARMISTICE DAY GAME Iff ff .J CHEERLEADERS ! 7 . Second Row: J. Altierig S. Vocciog G. Lapollag M. Alsfeldg J. Labbeeg E. Swensong E V Minorg D. Sundquisr, ' I 1- First Row: H. Flanagang G. Maraiag N. Pyneg B. Ferri, Capt.g B. Marxg J. Pyneg B. Mathews nn! . Y. H- w. 'x 'Y L ,X A C-R-A-N, S-T-O-N. C-R-A-N, S-T-O-N. CransTON--- CransTON! TEAM! TEAM! TEAM! ! ! 95 YOU CAN'T SAY WE DIDN'T TRY LEADER CORPS Fourth Row: Miss johnsong C. Zabattag C, Zartellag E. Seaburyg C. Cteegattg B. Loxleyg M. Firnellg B. Barberg J. DeVonag N. Dodgeg J. DeBIasiog M. Matteson. Third Row: E. Wilburg K. Eticksong B. Pilzg E. Comstockg N. O'Nei1g D. Walkerg I Topolewskig 1. Bradburvg I. Greenhalghg D. Mitchellg B. Chaseg D. Stevens. Second Row: C, Colwellg S. Duffg P. Ericksong B. Bensong N. Nelsong P. Forsellg N. Riva B. Lever. First Row: D. Iannottig B. Ferrig N. Vincentg J. Arsenaultg E. Maggiacomog J. Kent Oficer-of-the-Dayg C, Ekberg, Paymasterg M. Budlong. Lieut. Comm.g C. Reid, Commanderg J. Goodhueg M. Jacksong G. Mastreanog B. Petrinog L. Sidelingerg J. Homen. THIS IS WHAT IS CALLED A HORSE OF ANOTHER COLOR x K. Kullbetgg D. Btowng I. Gabarg R. Gunderg M. Saylesg G. Ellbyg D. Jacquesg R. Koehlerg BOWLING CLUB Third Row: A. Mattson, J. Lang, E. Moriarty, I. Arnold, B. Young, J. Leavitt, D, Bulpitt, S. Young, P. Fogarty, D. Boucher, N. Reid, L. Geremia, L. Cook, E. Pezzullo, A. Mangarelli, K. Kurze, Mr. White, Second Row: E. Ritz, G. LaPo1la, A. Gorman, J. Trudel, J. Walsh, B. Chase, D. Stevens, C. Creegan, D. DiGuilio, V. Petteruti, M. Spelman, L. johnson, P. Nelson, S. Miller, First Row: N. Nelson, A. Carlen, J. Tiedge, M. Reid, B. Young, H. RossKam, H. Doherty, R. Anderson, F. Moretti, M. Farnell, J. Wiesner, S. Voccio, B. Kay, R. McCance. BOWLING CLUB Third Row: R. Petrosinelli, H. DiPrete, F. Noyes, J. Magliocco, C. Wiesner, P. Brandenburg D. Andersen, N. Barnes, E. Suitor, D. Greenless, T. Marchetti, G. Giuifre, A. Onarcato J. Reid, H. Reynolds, J. Curran. Second Row: N. Peterson, J. Cantini, D. Cardinale, R. Porreca, B. Marchetti, E.. De- Quattro, P. Russo, S. Hawkins, J. Blackinton, M. Healey, C. Earley, E. Earley, G. Whipple A. Gentile, F. Petrosinelli, D, Turchetta. First Row: Miss Boyer, E. Hammond, C. Warnock, P. Allard, J. Bernier, R. M. Lefevre P. Chiaverini, M. Paliotta, S. Antonelli, V. Carnevale, L. Hennessy, J. Polworth, C. Lyons M. Doane, J. Miller, M. Greenwood, R. Mastrati. 98 J 9 x ATHLETIC BUSINESS MANAGERS First Row: R. Gustafson, J. Stevenson, M. Sweenor, D. Paliotta, E. Maggiacomo, R. Silven. 30 C.H.S ....... 30 C.H.S ....... 32 C.H.S ..,..,.... 46 C.H.S ........ . COLUMBUS DAY ROAD RACE 195 C.H.S. ..., . CROSS COUNTRY Second Row: E. Hammond, J. Koehler, E. Brownell, H. Peterson, P. Hewitt, J. Coleman, J. Wilkinson. First Row: A, Capotosto, B. Ralston, D. Ross, G. Gordon, A. O'Brien, R. Taylor, R. Lendrin. ,.,,..,,26 Mount Pleasant Danbury CConn.D H23 Woonsocket Hope LaSalle - 50 Hope 108 East Prov. 134 Moses Brown 138 Classical 195 Mount Pleasant 202 Barrington 218 St. Raphael 231 Westerly 304 Pawt. East 327 R. I. Deaf 335 North Prov. BURTON RACE 39 C.H.S ..,.... ...,...,..,...,.... ......,.., .41 Woonsocket 72 St. Raphael 120 North Prov. 124 Westerly CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET 172 C.H.S .....,.. ........,,..,. , ..,........,...... . I Team with lowest score wins. .59 LaSalle 74 East Prov. S7 Hope 126 Pawt. East 144 Barrington 150 Mount Pleasant 190 Classical 205 St. Raphael 274 R. I. Deaf 296 North Prov. C.H.S. 10 C.H.S. 24 C.H.S. 36 C.H.S. 28 C.H.S. 25 C.H.S. 21 WRESTLING Second Row: A. Capotosto, N, Machon, M. Clarke, C. Cutler, A. Hirst, R. Palumbo, R. Ruggieri, E. Stutz, E. Alves. First Row: L. De1Bonis, R. Peirce, G. Almonte, R. Brown, T. FitzSimon, J. McKnight. EXHIBITION .,........Brown Freshmen 21 SEASON 31 .........,..,..,,. Mount Pleasant 13 7 29 ....., ...Hope 10 8 24... ,...,.. East Prov. 11 9 ....,..Country Day 13 ..,....Central 16 The 'Bolt wrestlers, led by co-captains Norm Ma- chon and Ed Alves, both of whom were undefeated in league competition, experienced an undefeated season, with eight straight victories over their inter- scholastic opponents. Because of this f1ne record of victories, the team was able to walk away with the league title. One of the reasons for the team's gr' string of victories is the time and eff- that the coach and the boys have put ir their practice sessions, and another is t strong support of the student body. 'I continuously devoted turnout of I wrestlers' classmates spurred the team its great achievements. E A-Q .- ,. twvx-,-Jfawi-g The team's sportsmanship was lauded wherever they happened to compete, whether on the home court or away. They were a true credit to the standards of our school. Each a standout in his own class, the three veterans, Norm Machon, Ed Alves, and Eric Stutz, proved reliable when it came to getting needed points, while the first year men often surprised their overconfident, seasoned opponents by defeating and even pinning many of them. Their able coach, Haig Varadian, has en- -tered the entire first team in the New Eng- land Championship meet and is hoping that the boys will come through in these matches as they did in the regular season competi- tion. After competing .in this meet, the team will wrestle in the State Finals. In the New England Championship Meet with sixteen schools from six states com- peting, Cranston wrestlers placed twelfth. Three members of the team went as far as the semi-finals, and two of them, Eric Stutz and Dick Palumbo, placed on the third team of their class. The team entered in the New England Meets and the State Meets is as follows: 1 12 pound class- 12O pound class 127 pound class 133 pound class 138 pound class Aldo Capotosto Mathew Clarke Richard Palumbo 1Eric Stutz lkBob Ruggieri s'6Norm Machon, Co-captain 145 pound class 155 pound class Arthur Hirst Charles Cutler 165 pound class B'kEd Alves, Co-captain 175 pound class 'F These four won All-State honors in their respective classes as Cranston took the State Championship. LET'S WORK, NORM! MAT AND ED TWO OF OUR ALL-STATERS BASKETBALL Second Row: Mr. Stebbins, J. Souza, H. Reynolds, J. LaPolla, M. Asadorian, V. Farraioli, W. Montanaro R. Wicklund H Pa a 1 , - P - . First Row: R. Andersen, J. Mancini, B. Long, H. Swanson, R. Horr, R. Meyer, J. McPhi1lips, R. Gammage. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. PRE-SEASON Game Game 2nd 51 ...... .. ......,. West Warwick ...,....New London 57 ......... ...,,.. L ockwood 45 .... ..... ....... S t onington 40 ....,..,.. ,.,,.,. E ast Prov. .......,Pawt. West ,..,........,..... Alumni SEASON 49 ..,..,............,..,.. Central 43 .....,.,...,,.,.....,... Rogers 43 ..,,. .... .,..... L a Salle 32 ...,.. ...Pawn East 51 .....,.... ....,.. H ope 69 .......... ....,,. M t. Pleasant 2nd 61 36 62 39 33 45 51 64 50 31 HOCKEY Second Row: T. Griffin, E. Curtin, M. Nachbar, A. Beckett, B. Hodgson, J. Dawson, D. Hebert, B. Sykes, A. Murphy, J. Reilly. First Row: D. Galli, G. Regnier, R. Santangini, M. Richardson, R. Faulkner, E. Lepore, D. Hogberg, K. Clegg. C.H.S. C.H.S. CC C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. fFi1-sr Q LaSalle Mt. St. Charles Mt. Pleasant 0 .,...,. .......,.. 1 ..,..., ........,. 1 ....... .......... 1 .,..,.. .......... L aSal1e 2 ..... . ..,.... East Providence 3 ...... ..,,... W oonsocket 3 .,...,, ....... N orth Providence 1 ....,,. ....... H ope 4 ........,. ,..,... C entral 2 ,.........,... .......... B urrillville EXHIBITION 5 .....,...,.....,........ Pomfret CConn.J Interscholastic Round Robin in Hockey 12 BASEBAIL Second Row: Mr. Maggiacomo, J. LaPo1la, A. Scorpio, J. Giusti, D, Galli, H. Brown, N. Machon, J. Mancini. First Row: F. Pazienza, R. Santangini, J. Sr. Peter, F. Viafora, E. Alves. THE ,f:'!'-JBQIQQI paw. 2 Q lr .V , , .::1- .4 q g. -1 519: V. V, - ,- 'f ,Eng--.:. fn v22,,n .sif.s.., fzxwig., 1 if 5 V 5555 , 577 A W Mm1,W- N f1fr21ff2!ffx::u':f Y 1. ,, ' iii ,,:.,, ,- '.5EZg,5gg:x,3 :5 4514.72 ffilllz l1iiff15?f if 'E , ' as Wi: ,--V ,, i , K. ..., . ' . Y - W . - Q-,CYRIN 'X I Q fx-we Q39 Q 4 F Liv 9. Z QD V '9 2- QF Z 9 2 QA 0+ 0 0 f X 54, XX f ., O 4' , 2 by G W XGX ff ff. 9. 7' 0 fy f 'Q lx I 2 cf x Z X I. ' A , fI S X vJI W V nil- I- 3' 3-icuii fW va ,y c INDEX DEDICATION ,......., .,.. .4,.,,4.,. 5 S ENIOR CLASS ,...,,.... .,,. ADMINISTRATION ....,..,. ........., 6 SUPERLATIVES ......,..... ..., ,4.. FACULTY ..,,.,........,....,,..,,..,.... ...,.,.... 8 STUDENT COUNCIL ..,..,... .... CLASS INTRODUCTION ......... .......... I 5 ACTIVITIES .. ,,.,,..,..,......., SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,.......,..,.,.,,...,,........., 14 SPORTS ......,...........,,..,..... .,.. ADVERTISEMENTS ....,,,..........,.....,.. ,..,..,...,, .106 VA N IDA IL IE sphvtsgmphg 4 Qigtinfkisn lpwsfeis 7'f,iKeQiisQ,g5 wif aiming? gfubisgsienw A2-'f bgsmsmereial sbpiwisgsogjelsig T. D. BROWN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY CRANSTON Rl uqhf kdm fd hf yf th 1' O ly H1 f pf '.,. s , i g N Q -. , t 4 Q .Wiz 42 Q! sv -- W in . ,. we ,tv 15 4 fs I , its 5 gall ,, f ' 'N' v W 1 w t .:,. 2 A mi? R j . 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May We Offer You a Word of Advice? To Be As Successful in Life-You Must Learn to Save, THAT'S A TESTED PROVEN PRINCIPLE. .U -mu co i CENTER CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK I Q CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES 56 ROLFE STREET THE HUT, INC. Cranston's Teen-Age Social Center, where you can buy the most and the best for the least - in food or homemade I6'W:: butterfat ice cream. Congratulations from: CHIEF BOUNCER-Bulldog Bob Haskins ASS'T BOUNCER- Jake Jacobs Chief of Parking and Outside Activities - Wee Willie Smith Daytime Receptionist - Joan fAussieI Barber Head Waitress - Pretty Ginny Gwynne I Apprentice Manager - Harvey IRabbitI Johnson Jerks ISoda, that isj - Don Marchetti, Chuck Allen, Charley Wiesner, Ray Petrosinelli, Bob Sullivan Pearl Divers - George McGovern and Frank Noyes Sanitary Engineer I2 A.M. to 6 A.M. - Twiggy Mr. Wisbey: Why is your arithmetic so rusty? Lancia: l must have left my adding machine out in the rain. Hats I CRANSTON HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. 1920 - 1952 CRANSTON PRINT WORKS COMPANY Cranston, R. I. Webster, Mass. Fletcher, N. C. John Giusti fat a basketball gamel: See that big substitute down there playing forward? I think he's going to be our best man next year. Girl friend: Oh, darling, this is so sudden! DR. LOCKE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN PROPR-BILT SHOES FOR CHILDREN AND GROWING GIRLS A staff of expert titters is at your service to assure competent advice and correct fittings. DR. LOCKE SHOE STORE 2nd FLOOR - WOOLWORTH BUILDING Ga 'I-8728 PROVIDENCE, R. I. Phones - Res. UNion I-1642 - Shop JAckson 'I-9164 V. ZARRELLA 81 SONS PLUMBING 8. HEATING CONTRACTORS Showroom 40 HAVEN AVENUE CRANSTON, R. I Doctor: You have heart trouble - undoubtedly Angina. Viafora: Pretty good guess, Doc - only her name is Angelina.' THE SENIOR CLASS I I GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK TO CRANSTON HIGH SCHOOL AND ITS FACULTY AND UNDERGRADUATES ! ! Congratulations to the Class of '52 and DON'T FORGET CRANSTON! HOYT W. 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A long pause and a lone sophomore rises. Teacher: What, do you consider yourself a moron? Soph: Well, not exactly that sir: but l do hate to see you standing all alone by yourself. FOR rzfafwkfafffrzvfdf J on li. S' Sf 776 Reservoir Avenue Cranston, R. I. I36 Silver Lake Avenue Providence, R. I. Joe LANCIA, Prop. www 13 CR A N sto N I AN S' If,, I LII5 wwvihx. a. ' N' we Klfdm - T191 'M ccrvg I W4 it iii HMM 'lib f 4- .. PROVIDENCE BOX fi LUMBER CO. 'iii ' ' B, ,, g, ,.i,..f- gf V' ' 'I .,, X , I il mffm rc MTEMPLE144un I I RANSTUN STREET f IJRANSTUN 9, R. 1. Teacher: Give me an example of indirect taxation? Hope Flannagan: The dog tax. Teacher: How is that? Hope: The dog does not have to pay it. 5 COURTLAND DECGRATORS 604 RESERVOIR AVENUE CRANSTON 10, R. l. Phone HO. 1-5027 DECORATORS: Joseph Giusti - Susie Giusti - Frank J. Calcagni Everything to Beautify Your Home RENTALS CF Men's Evening Clothes Tel. DExter' 'l-0960 Jlfsw fngfancf been Suit Company Father: Are you pursuing your studies faithfully? Marv Sweenor: Yes indeed, Father, I'm always behind CRANSTON LOAN COMPANY 1651 CRANSTON STREET CRANSTON, R. I. Savings - Mortgages - Loans Branch Offices CENTERDALE - EAST PROVIDENCE - PAWTUCKET 7 +- RHODES GAS IS BEST FOR ON-THE-PAWTUXET . . . COOKING ' REFRIGERATION 'mines You O I . Whenever You . . . WATER HEATING , Feel Like . . . KITCHEN HEATING . . . HOUSE HEATING DANCING I I O PROVIDENCE Always A Good Time COMPANY EVERY WEDNESDAY li I EVERY SATURDAY Tessie: What is your brother in school? Jessie: A half-backs Tessie: l mean in his studies. Jessie: Oh, in his studies he's away back. BUDLONG MANUFACTURING COMPANY Elastic Braid COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Barrelled Sunlight - Glidden - Murphy Paints Imperial and Nancy Warren Wallpapers Photographic Supplies STARKWEATHER 8g WILLIAMS, INC. Est. 1860 CRANSTON STORE - 52 ROLFE STREET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1952 LIND'S AUBURN BAKERY Sympathetic friend to Coach Cutler: I must say, old man, your boy were always good losers. Coach: Good . . . they were perfect! S DO YOU WANT A GOOD BUY? COME TO PENN TELEVISION CO. 1085 PARK AVE., GRANSTOIII, FI.I. TODAY! SEE THESE FAMOUS 1952 MAKES o DuMoN'r o ANDREA o PHILCO o SYLVANIA o MOTOROLA Q HALLICRAFTER 0 EMERSQN o ADMIRAL - CAPEHART o TELE-KING o CROSLEY' o 'rEi.E-'roNE o ZENITH o oi.vMPlc o wEs'riNGHoUsE o GENERAL ELECTRIC o RAYTHEON o STROMBERG-cARLsoN EASY BUDGET TERMS KENNEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY AMPLE PARKING SPACE Drapery Hardware open EvENlNes Cranston' R' l' UNTIL 9 P. M. PHONE STUART 1-2648 TODAY CLIFFDALE PHARMACY I49 Warwick Avenue - Corner Park Ave. CRANSTON, R. I. Cranston's Shop for Teen-Agers BELLE AND BEAU SHOP 51 Hillside Road, Garden City Prescriptions Cranston, Rhode Island Three Registered Pharmacists STuart I-9510 DRUGS - LIQUORS - COSMETICS MANCHESTER 81 HUDSON THE I COMPANY NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY 573 EDDY STREET Building Materials Beverly Ferri farriving late at a baseball gamel: What's the score, Howie? 120 Brown: Nothing to nothing. Beverly: Oh goody! Then I haven't missed a thing. May Each Day be Filled with the Good Things in Life. COLLlER'S BAKERIES Specialists in Danish Pastries 1461 Broad St., Providence, R. I. STuart 1-6268 104 Rolfe St., Cranston, R. I., Hopkins 1-3295 EDGEWOOD Hl-Y - 1952 Pres. - Bruce Spurrier V. Pres. - Ray Norberg Sec. - Arthur Hirst Treas. - Gordon Brailsford Chaplain - Richard Ebeling WILMOT SPECIALTY SHOP 1862 BROAD STREET Greeting Cards - Gifts - Wearing Apparel HILL'S FLOWERS 211 Norwood Avenue Cranston, R. I. Phone Hopkins 1-4672 THALL'S LEGION PHARMACY Your Prescription Center 602 Reservoir Avenue Cranston, R. I. Phone STuart 1-5995 Congratulations from THE CRANSTON HERALD STAFF NEWS - ADVERTISING Call HOpkins 1-0500 KELLY 8. PICERNE REALTORS Complete Real Estate - Insurance Building Service Developers - Builders 726 Reservoir Avenue - HOpkins 1-8300 B 8g M AUTOMATIC LAUNDRIES, INC. Your Neighborhood Launderette - Satisfaction Guaranteed - WASHING AND DRYING 1975 Smith Street - No. Providence 1051 Park Avenue - Cranston 1475 Warwick Avenue - Hoxsie 111 Waterman Avenue - East Prov. 367 Child Street - Warren ll Fan: How do you account for the slump in Alves batting average? Coach Maggiacomo: He goes after too many high balIs. MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY ALFRED CARDI, Ph.G., Reg. Pharmacist 'I70I Cranston Street, Cranston, R. I. UNion 'I-9860 THE COUNTRY STORE CRANSTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 85 Rolfe Street WI. 'I-1300 S. S. ROSEN REALTY CO. APPRAISING Buying and Selling all Kinds of Real Estate ST. I -0852 WI. I-1204 STADIUM FLORIST Cranstonian Prop. BOB NAJARIAN FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Opposite Stadium 'I082 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. Hopkins 1-5288 EDEN DRUG CO., Inc. G. Monahan, Ph. G. - R. Baxter, Ass't Tel. WI. I-6463 526 Pontiac Avenue Auburn, R. BARNES RUBBER COMPANY, Inc. 750 Reservoir Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island FREDERICK S. BARNES, President WILLIAM HALL FREE LIBRARY Eocswoon RHODE ISLAND COOK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE A 460 Pontiac Avenue CRANSTON 10, R. I. WI. 'I-9773 Scorpio: What becomes of a ball player when his eyesight begins to fail? LaPolla: They make an umpire of him. OLSON'S BQQTERY MARY JEANNE sHoPPE 100 Rolfe Street 824 Park Avenue CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND Greeting Cards, Gifts, Lending Library HOpkins 1-8865 Res. Scit. 1-3640 CRANS-I-ON PARK AVENUE GREENHOUSES - FLOWERS - SCHOOL Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association LUNCH Peter Carmello, Prop.-Wendell Phillips, Associate 757 Park Avenue Cranston 10, R. I. C. L. DURFEE W A L L Y , S 65-67 ROLFE ST. CRANSTON 10, R. l. Hardware - Paint - Builders' and Mill Supplies 834 PARK AVENUE Glass - Household Aids - Electrical Supplies CRANSTON lo' R' l' Floor Covering - Radios and Refrigerators Sporting Goods and Toys CENTRAL MOTORS CLARENCE W. BOSWORTH CRANSTON'S OLDSMOBILE DEALER Superintendent of Schools 589 Reservoir Avenue HO. 1-2500 Equestrienne: Don't you find that horseback riding gives one a head- ache? Riding Master: Oh, no, quite the reverse. PARENTE'S SERVICE STATION GAS - on - GREASE - WASH - BATTERIES 266 PARK AVENUE, cRANs1oN, R. 1. ST. 1-8872 JAY'S MEN'S SHOP Quality Furnishings For Men And Boys TUXEDOS FOR HIRE 820 Park Avenue Cranston I AUBURN FISH MARKET Ocean Fresh Seafood 20A Rolfe Street CRearI CRANSTON, R. I. ALFRED E. GRANT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AL BROWN 81 EMPLOYEES OF THE FARMHOUSE GRILLE AT Beginning of Bald Hill Road B. F. TURNER MARKET 1802 Broad Street HOpkins 1-115 Edgewood 5, R. I. THE BLUE LANTERN Distinctive Gifts and Cards Lending Library 735 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. COMMUNITY BEAUTY SHOP 102 RoLEE STREET AUBURN, R. 1. Ho. 1-0193 Mr. Wardwell: l notice. that in telling about that fish you caught you vary the size of it for different listeners. John Fisher: Yes, I never tell a man more than I think he will believe. THE TERRIE SHOP INTIMATE APPAREL 118 Union Street - Providence, R. I. 43 Hillside Road, Garden City, Cranston, R. I. WHITE ROSE MARKET 537 Pontiac Avenue CRANSTON, R. I. GARDEN HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY, INC. 41 HILLSIDE ROAD GARDEN CITY, CRANSTON 10, R. I. ALA Tel. WI. 1-9720 AAA HOWARD AND ERNIE'S ESSO SERVICE Formerly at Esso Station 680 Reservoir Ave. Ask us about our Special Lubrication Offer 843 Reservoir Avenue Cranston, R. I. LINDY'S Open From 7 A.M. - 3 A.M. Tel. WI. 1-9529 Prop. JOHN DiBONA PARK SHOE STORE 48 ROLFE smear cRANsToN, RHODE ISLAND MIKE SULLIVAN AUBURN PAINT AND HARDWARE CO. Your Cranston Frigidaire Dealer 653 Park Avenue Cranston HO. 1-3043 Client fiust acquitted on a burglary chargel: WeIl, good bye. I'Il drop in on you some time. Counsel: AlI right, but make it in the daytime pIease. - CEDAR'S PHARMACY 82 ROLFE STREET KOOL KORNER ICE CREAM -Delicious- CRANSTON Cabinets - Sodas - Floats - Sundaes Ice Cream To Take Home ST' I-5818 88 Rolfe Street I Cranston COZY CORNER BEAUTY SHOP TWIN OAKS . 733 PARK AVENUE AUBURN, R. I. I00 SABRA STREET CRANSTON, R. I. OAK HILL MARKET II00 New London Avenue CRANSTON, R. I. CRANSTON FARMS, INC. HALF A CENTURY OF SERVICE Milk - Cream - Butter - Eggs 25 LoveII Avenue Cranston I0 , R. I. HO. 'I-5200 J. A. FOSTER CO. JEWELERS SCHOOL RINGS 69 Dorrance Street Providence, R. I. Tourist: Good river for fish? MAYFLOWER LUNCH EONETTE 825 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. Quick - Clean - Service GEORGE RHODES, PROP. Mr. Taylor: II must be. I can't persuade any to come out. W. B. BROWN AND SONS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Wholesale and Retail 931 Park Avenue H Cranston, R. I. A cRANsToN STATIONERY 8. SUPPLY co., INC. 729 PONTIAC AVENUE, CRANSTON 10, R. I. Williams 'I-0672 Oltice - School 81 Home Supplies Featuring A Complete Line of Decorative Fabrics Slip Covers and Draperies Custom Made Upholstering and Venetian Blinds Made to Order YARD GOODS CRANSTON FABRICS RAY - INTERIOR DECORATORS - DOT Distinguished Pace-Setting Styling A Outstanding Design and Color Achievements 'I014 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. STuart 'l-2600 FRAN NEAL SHOP 46 ROLFE smear cRANsToN, R. I. HEALY'S SERVICE STATION 808 Park Avenue CRANSTON, R. I. WI. I-9354 POTENT PIGEONS JOAN BRADY - ELAINE OXX BETTE COOK - SHEILA POLOFSKY JUDIE NEAL - PATTI SCHALLER NANCY NORBERG - MARY SWEENOR THE TWIN FLORISTS 707 Park Avenue Cranston, R. l. fin the McGuiganBlockD Flowers for all Occasions V Corsages and Bouquets for Prom and Graduation Attractively Arranged and Moderately Priced Jerry and Moe Cohen Telephone STuart 1-6280 Mr. Cimorelli ffar out in the rough, while playing golfl: Say caddy why do you keep looking at your watch? DELMAR'S A Gift Of Beauty And Quality Is A Joy Forever, 98 Rolfe Street Cranston, R-l WI. 'l-4899 ' Caddy: lt isn't a watch, sir, it's a compass. ' 127 i CIIIINSTDN ou. SERVICE IIIIN6IfvfUI1I. OILS IIIINGEIHUIOIVWIC BUIINEIIS HEHIINGHNDEQUIPIVIENI IIIH CONDITIONING e INSTFILLED HN' SERVICED 644 DYER FIVE. CRHNSTON SBS. GROWING vm-1 CRHNSTON n N' k- Doesn'f if make you mad girl keeps you so long getting V, , 1 A- V, 4 V 1Mg,gxfv,.-.fwwm-yy-,z,,f,,9p,w w,wng.-7--W V ff,,zKi,.,.,,,,,, ,7J.,y5-f,g,,wH,,- ., 1 L Q ,V . 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