East Greenwich High School - Crimson Yearbook (East Greenwich, RI)

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Left-right, kneeling-S. Farrell, N. Kettelle. lst row, Ielt-right-Miss Cipolla, supervisory B. Abrams, D. Romano, M. Romano, H. Papadopoulos, G. Bickford, H. Parker, W. Huling, E. Briggs, M. Anderson. 2nd row, left-right-B. Pickells, J. Zirkle, B. Baker, M. McKone, H. Rizzar- dini, A. Murphy. 3rd row, left-right-C. Paolucci, M. Cheever, W. Eastman, N. Magner, G. Essex J. Lambert. 4th row, left-right-D. Dunn, A. Meighan, A Petteruti, C. Spungin, E. Franzone, P. Panizza, J. Huling, S. Sault, J. Grant. .748 Jskmf Need we say more? This oH'icial grapevine of good old East Greenwich High School includes the literary works of up-and-coming young authors and cartoon reviews of that heroic group, our football team, as sketched up front with Phil Panizza. And what would we do without those corny open-a-can-of-beans-and- make-succotash jokes which enterprising juvenile reporters, shall we say bor- rowed from the latest periodical? The surprise of the year was the big two-in-one copy published just before Christmas vacation. It seems that the advisor was A. W. O. L. with, ahem, influ- enza at a critical time-just before the Thanksgiving edition was to roll off the press. As a result, we combined the turkey dinner with a Christmas tree and had a wonderful time browsing through the Herald's pages on December 21, of the year 1945. Although the Herald has undoubtedly caused a number of heartbeats and heartbreaks, it has been the dash of spice in our school days. Editor ........... ...,..... W ILLIAM HULING Assistant Editors . . . .... HELEN PAPADOPOULOS MICHAEL ROMANO Business Manager . , . , . .GERTRUDE BICKFORD Secretary ........ ,......, H ELEN PARKER 41

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lst row, left-right-H. Papadopoulos, N. Torlromian, M. Hart, W. Huling. 2nd row, Iefbright- R. Bristol, G. Ellis, F. McLaughlin, D. Romano, M. Booth. 3rd row, left-right-Miss C. Whitneyg advisorg D. Nichols, M. Romano, G. Bristol, C. Clough, A. Murphy. .sluclenf Counci It is the purpose of the Student Council to represent the students in any way they can, such as making a Social Calendar at the beginning of every year that will arrange school functions so that none will conflict. This year the Student Coun- cil has spent much of its time revising the constitution in hopes that the new one will tend to better class and club activities and help to raise the standards of E. G. H. President ....... .,.. F RED MCLAUGHLIN Vice-President . . . . .GWENDOLYN ELLIS Secretary .... . . .ROSEMARY BRISTOL Treasurer . . . ....... DRUSA ROMANO 40

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l- do - s - - v-us.. My lt R ' ww- . fl N. 1' L . ,f,,,. s, '.,x A as - ... -. K Ist row, left-right-R. Bristol, D. Romano, S. Farrell, S. Pickells, B. Pickells. 2nd row, left-right -M. Hart, J. Swan, C. Magner, M. Romano, M. Hart, S. Sault, C. Spungin. 3rd row, Ieit-right- P. Panizza, R. Bailey, A. Murphy, J. Huling, L. Misch, B. Baker, R. Mattiace, W. Huling. O sy l al'n,a,tlC WR N One of the main events of the season was Mama's Angel Child presented in sl November by members of the Dramatic Club. 5 The antics of the little leading lady, Shirley Farrell, which were directed at her hero, Charlie Hunt, those torrid love scenes between Mike and Maggie, spices . w with the And as I was saying of Marianne Hart, all were combined to produce bang-up performance that tickled the funnybone of the audience. l ,gy The scenery was extremely realistic, owing, no doubt, to Mr. Morel.and's labor , and a few interesting pictures which decorated the walls. i WL Mama's Angel Child owed its success to the splendid co-operation of the cast and the back-stage workers. A President ..... ...... M ARIANNE HART Vice-President . . . .... RUDOLPH MATTIACE Secretary . . . ..... SALLY PICKELLS Treasurer . . . ....... JEAN SWAN 42 LQ