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

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im... lst row, Ielt-right-P. Magner, B. Bailey, S. Farrell, M. Booth, V. King, C. Magner. 2nd row, Ie!!-right-C. Healy, B. Johnson, B. Rice, M. Hart, R. Bristol, P. Boren, C. Fava, F. LaCross, M Wilding, N. Hathaway, G. Ellis. 3rd row, Ieit-right-D. Romano, R. Nadeau, M. Cheever, H Papadopoulos, J. Swan, M. Romano, P. Adams. 4th row, left-right-N. Torkomian, S. Sault, B Abrams, H. Rizzardini, S. Pickells, L. Misch, F. McLaughlin, J. Huling, B. Baker, B. Harris, B Sweet, M. Zahtila, R. Mattiace, M. L. Stuart, advisor. Sth row, left-right-B. Pickells, M. Davis, A. Petteruti, N. Adams, C. Spungin, A. Meighan, A. Murphy, C. Zubee. ' . I ' rj 7 ' . . J X 6 -2- -OWL ,ff-f-41, vu-OQ ev I ' ' X S Y' A s Y.. ' ' Q ,,i ,.-, ,'9'.p! 1 R Q2 ug . Yes, we're all safe-and-sound after a worthwhile struggle with The Pirates of Penzance. Thanks to our music teacher, the man with the arm and hammer who superintended the scenery-making, and those others who gave so much of their time to the production of this favorite operetta, we can claim 1946 as another of our triumphant years in music-making. We have not only strived for successful singing, but we have wholly enjoyed our membership in this club and will always recall with pleasure the Puritan Room, where we sang some of the happiest notes in our life. President ..... , . .HELEN PAPADOPOULOS Vice-President . . . . .MARGARET CHEEVER Secretary ..,.. .......,.., J EAN SWAN Treasurer . . . . .MICHAEL ROMANO 43 ..-

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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

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Left-right-J. Huling, W. Huling, F. Rice, C. Whitney, advisor, N. Carcieri, advisor, R. Wilson. .x4fAAfic .xdfidociafion At the beginning of this school year a boy's and girl's Athletic Association was formed. Athletic tickets were sold that would admit members to all home games in all sports. The selling of soda at football and basketball games and a very suc- cessful Athletic Dance helped the Association to sponsor the purchasing of athletic equipment. The Italo-American Club sponsored a turkey raffle for the benefit of the A. A. The Athletic Association has been very successful this year in our sports program. Many thanks must be given to the untiring efforts of the advisors, Miss Catherine Whitney and Mr. Nicola Carcieri. President ..,.................. ..,, W ILLIAM HULING Vice-President . . . .... RUSSELL WILSON Secretary ...... ...... F RANCES RICE Treasurer . . .... JANICE HULING 44