East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

3 3 a f i w I 5 L : n 1 K I e i I R 5 L 1 i 5 1 1 TH? Publislwd by The SENIOR CLASS EAST HIGH SCHOOL PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND If if ff IM' W ff- 151' 5 msn, ' Q gi - , ,W flfiiuif, EC: A. I ..: YL , Han.. ,,,, J ltxxxl 'IN A' , --w iiffii III --- . 55TMur?Izri-I-I - 5 I1IrIuW H ,13' , I Y IM U 'J V' V 1:43 S I... f- I--ji 5, P S HE' 1 Class of 1949 Foreword ' How readily this year of 1949 lends itself to a theme for our classbook! The one hundredth anniversary of the Gold Rush of 1849 recalls the glorious days of our country in an exciting and colorful period of growth. The hardy pion- eers who helped open the West were undaunted in their quest for riches. Success crowned the efforts of someg dis- appointment and failure, others. So will it be with the present forty-niners. The gold we seek will have different meanings. To some it may represent material richesg to others it may stand for a bright new era where peace and the brotherhood of man will be realitiesg or it may simply be the satisfaction that derives from a life well lived. What- ever is our objective in the days ahead, let us take a measure of guidance from the same spirit and courage that inspired the pioneers of one hundred years ago. f w ,, 5 f. , - M J , ,, , ' V ' . cf. .J , ' 1 'W p m. , W 'MT' va-uf 'Q . 1 ' -, Qu if '1 1 1 4 gif 1 lei' 1 F ff, . E 1 Q i . ,,....,,,, E ,...., , 2 ,E ' , '--- Q 1 .W . ,,,, M , 1 Eh 'jgjmmgnh 1 ., Y I mn ,,.., , , .Q , 3 ' 1125:-yr:-fa ,g'f1,.--513 4 if! 7' 2 ,. . il I 1921.1 . gf, . N 3 ,W gg A Q gig. - E ' b ., . 5 . -i L 1 1 W g, w 4 V ' , , x X4 if ' ,ii - 'fi V 1 Q X Qi- . 1 I -I Q - 1 QA uw 292 ,,,, V . 4 is if - , F 1' 2' . 1 - A JILJAANQ L , , . , Ur ' X V KI .f- 1, P ' ' g uiQ1U?iQQg Q., I I -- -' -'T-,L z J ' K ,A by ,Ma W ' W ,f f F., a J, 1 f Q58 ,V f , .! -Y ' , sat I K x 1 , I- -1- . V . 1 W y X' A iii - if .- H41 ,Sufi 'b - -ggi. , 111 'uf . we fri' , -f-14: ,:,!i7,L :fx f 1 I -A Z,-2 1, 'I , IK' 49 3 -1' , .,.w.3 :gag fm ' 'X ' , - ' f . :z W, ,awww -M ,, EQii,,u.v..,.m Mgwggfef . ,,,,EM4,,. ,M L, :,,,.,,L.. , Qmgg-.3.z,,.,.,A: q',.Sff-.Q,,,.i:1aa., K,-..,..,.gg,.,.f,.., ,:,-f.,,.. ...M WNSA- -,--.1,.. -..,:. .AA ,.,,,1,,..4.. ,.w,f..,M4,gg,nL..3..5,gf, Class of 1949: Although I shall not be with you after January 21, 1949, I wish to tell you how much I have enjoyed knowing you through your sophomore and junior years and through half of your senior year. You have been friendly and faithful students ever since I have known you and it is with regret that I have decided not to stay with you through your graduation. I am sure that your new principal will have fine things to say about you in June and that you will feel that he has indeed been your friend and counselor. For your life after graduation I am truly solicitous. I would like to repeat to you the closing words of my message to the Class of 1940 with which I became associated in April of that year. I said: nMay life bring you countless blessings. May your destiny so fashion itself that you will be able to hold fast to your ideals and to guard your soulfs integrity. Without falling victims to educa- tional snobbery may you learn to appreciate the true spirit of noblesse oblige. I wish you wealth and high honor. I Eespeak for you happiness and contentment. May your hearts be clean: may your dreams come true.U W M03 ' Henry J. Winters A Former Principal Declicvzlimz MR. HENRY J. WINTERS To Mr. Henry J. Winters, our retired principal of East High School, a man of intellect, discernment, understanding, and keen wit, with high ideals and a sense of fair play, who unselfishly devoted a life- time to the improvement of education, we, the Class of 1949, respectfully dedicate our Classbook. Miss SARAH M. OSBORN Miss Sarah M. Osborn, an alumna of Pembroke College and teacher of Latin for forty-four years in Pawtucket, retired in june. Miss Osborn is so shy and unassum- ing that few really know her well. How- ever, those fortunate few treasure greatly her gentleness, kindness, understanding, and delightfully keen wit. She is outstand- ing in her lield. Reports of her pupils studying at college testify to the excellent background received in her classes. The faculty, administrative staff, and students of East High School extend to Miss Osborn their very best wishes for continued health and happiness. Aequo auimo quad semper Semper felix, .temper fdelis Sem in -aelum redeem. Miss EDITH D. DAVISON Miss Edith D. Davison rctircd in june after forty-six years as a teacher in the schools of Pawtucket. ,After her gradua- tion from Pembroke College in 1900, she began her career in the elementary schools and taught in the grades for twenty-five years, most of which were under Mr. Henry J. Winters. For the past twenty-one years she was teacher of geometry at East Senior High School. The countless students who were fortunate enough to receive her in- struction acquired a sound preparation for the study of higher mathematics. Miss Davison justly deserves the high-praise and deep appreciation so sincerely voiced by all her students. MR. JAMES P. MCGEOUGH MR. WILLIAM W. LEE p Pvfincijmfs M essa ge When I began my duties as principal of East Senior High School I was cognizant of many emotions swelling within me-emotions that ran the gamut from sorrow to joy. With sorrow I left our friendly but arch rival, West High, because of the many friends I have made among the faculty, the parents of the students, and the students themselves. For many reasons, however, I accepted with joy the promotion to the principalship of East High: first, because many of the facul- ty I have known since my earliest boyhood days here in Pawtucket, and it has been a pleasure once again to be with them, secondly, because many of the students here are children of parents with whom I was well acquainted back in those bygone days and again it is a joy to be renewing those old, dormant acquaint- ancesg thirdly, since my grammar school days I have known and respected Mr. Henry J. Winters, my predecessor. To carry, ever up- ward and onward, the high ideals set by him is a joy and a challenge. His was not an easy task, nor do I look for a road covered with garlands and roses myself. As you leave us behind, who have been your teachers and your guides, you have our hopes and prayers that, whatever you under- take, you will strive with all your knowledge, with your heart, Nad your intelligence to reach the pinnacle you have set for yourself. And in your heart have tolerance. In these days when hate runs rampant in the world, culti- vate the virtue of charity. If in our hearts each of us knew and practiced charity there would be little need of preaching tolerance. Don't ever be ashamed to pray to God, to put your trust and confidence in Him, to ask Him for the guidance and direction that He alone can giveg and rest assured that your fu- ture will be full of attainment and happiness. Good luck and God bless you. JAMES P. MCGEOUGH. , .. ,Y V ,,.,,,wfm-: ff f f - ' ,,ww,,Wgff,1,.,H,', A ..., , .,., ., 4, ., ,I ,,, 2 , .,. ., W? .f, ,I Y Y , fly Ef- 1 MQg'v14iiQi?3f3VZiiQM3M',i!f gy. ,,h. ,.,,,,, W , . ,, ,, L.,A. N,,A..,,,. 5f75ffFW H M511 Wi ,, ,k,. . M ,L.,, V,,A k,V. g 5 if ,g f , 'wlfw ff K' my Sw ,AKM H f wfef ffqif Y? M , mm 1 W, qi fu' , HV 3 ,JJ 'E 1 EAST SENIUR HIGH SCHUUL ENGLISH and HISTORY MIRIAM S. HOSMER-English, Music Appreciation, Chorus Singing, Glee Club and Treble Clef Adviser. ELIZABETH T. BARTLETT, A.B.-World Hiszory and English. DOROTHY E. BRYANT, A.M.-English and jour- nalism, Adviser for Hi-Light. WILLIAM W. LEE, JR., B.S., Ed.M.fAsst. Principal. JAMES P. McGEOUGH, A.B.-Principal. GRACE A. MANGAN, A.B.-English, Head of Dept. EDNA M. CARLSON, B.S.-English. ANN HOGAN. Student Teacher from R.l.C.E. MARY M. MORIARTY. Ed.B.-English, History, Guidance Counsellor. MARIAN D. LEACH IRENE D. CARLIN, Ph.B., A.M.-Librarian. Library Club Adviser. JOHN L. HUNT, Ph.B.-English. JOHN S. MASTERSON. A.B.. Ed.M.-World History. U. S. History. Student Council Adviser. LIONEL R. FERLAND, Ph.B.?Eng1ish, History. ERNEST G. BROUSSEAU, Ph.B.-English. MARGARET M. BARRY, Ed.B.-English, Hi.tory. ELIZABETH L. KILEY, A.B., A.M.-History. HELEN M. COSTELLO, A.B.-English. HOPE V. CAREY. Ed.B-English, Public Speaking. Director of Dramztics, Senior Reception Commit- le: Adxiser. ENGLISH and HISTORY Fin! row: Miriam S. Hosmer, Elizabeth T. Bartlett, Dorothy Bry- ant, Wfilliam W. Lee, jr., James P. McGeough, Grace A. Mangan, Edna M. Carlson, Ann Hogan, Second row: Mary M. Moriarty, Marian D. Leachg Irene D. Carlin, john L. Hunt, john S. Maslerson, Lionel R. Fer- land. Ernest G. Brous- sean, Margaret M. Barry, Flizuiveth L. Kiley, Helen M. Costello. LANGUAGES :md SPECIAL ARTS Firxt raw: Esther L. Hag- strom, Marian D, Leach, Eleonor XV. Morse, Doro- thy M. johnson, Kuthrine M. MacKenzie, T. Chris- tine Mdiaughey. Sevmld row: Thomas A. Holt. Sr.. Stewart Greg- ory. G. Michael DeVonis, Lewis E. O'Conner. Ralph T. Vale. LANGUAGES and SPECIAL ARTS ESTHER L. HAGSTROM, A.B.-German, Guidance Counsellor, German Club Adviser. MARIAN D. LEACH, A.B.-French, English. ELEANOR W. MORSE. B.S.. A.E.-Freehand Draw- ing, Commercial Drawing. DOROTHY M. JOHNSON, B.S., A.E.4Applied De- sign. Freehand Drawing, General Art. KATHRINE M. MACKENZIE, A.B.vFrench, Head of Irench Department. French Club Adviser. TSCHRISTINE MCCAUGHEY, A.B.-English, Span- ish. THOMAS A. HOLT, SR.A-Woodworking and Finish- mg. STEWART GREGORYfPrinting. G. MICHAEL DEVONIS. L.L.B.-Machine and Elec- tricitn.. LEVUIS E. O'CONNER. L.L.B.-Mechanical Drawing. RALPH T. VALE--Aviition Mechanics and Aeron- ZIUUCS. SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS ELIZABETH T. HONWES. A.B..7Biolog.,'y. Nutrition. Classlzook Adviser. MARY H. QIFIRK, A.M.7Algebra. Geometry. R. O. M. P. Adviser. M. EVELYN RAMOS. B.S.fBiology. Portuguese. Tri- Hi-Y Atlvistr. EDITH B. DAVISCN. Ph.B.- -Cconittry. LOTTIE M. XVARD. A.B.fLztin. Algebra. MILDRED M. STANTCN. AM.-Biology. Head of Dtpartment. JOSEPHINE M. STORIN. Ed.B.-Biology. English. JOHN H. READ. B.S.fAlgeITra. Ceometry. HERBERT E. WOLFE. A.M.-Chemirtry JOSEPH P. FOURNIER. Ed.B.iCh:mistry. Physics. JOHN A. WINTERS. Ph.B.. Ed.B.--U. S. History. Shop. Mathematics, Algebra. GREGORY W. COUGHLIN, Ed.M.. A.B.4Physics. LOIIEISIIM. ROYAL. Ed.lVI.--Algebra. Chemistry. Shop at . ROBERT J. BLOTCHER. A.B.. Ed.B.--Etindamentals of Electricity. Technical Radio. WILLIAM C. BRAY, B.S.gAlgel:ra. Geometry, Head of Math. Department. JOHN L. EARRELL, Ed.B.-Chemistry, Shop Math. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT CAROLINE XVHEELER, B.C.S.fOFfiCe Training: Head of Department. HELEN E. RAMSBOTTOM-Bookkeeping. MARY E. KELAGHAN. B.S.S.-Stenography. Type- writing. Sophomore Hop Committee Adviser. BEATRICE H. CHOQUETTE, B.S.C. Etl.vStenogra- pity. Typewriting. MARGARET TINGLEY. B.A.C.. Ed.B.4Arith- n.ctic. Typewriting. Stenography. MARY XV. NEXVTCN. Ed.M.-Stenography. Type- wiiting. Critic Teacher. MARY A. KELLY. B.C.S.4Steriography. Typewriting. Lritlance Counselor. THOMAS J. MORIARTY. A.B.fType-writing. Safe Lnd S1 ortsmanlike Driving. XV. NORBERT DONELLY. B.A.-Bookkeeping, Com- ntrcial Geography, Salesmanship, Head of Depart- HIGHL- HARLEY H. SAWYER-Commercial Arithmetic. EDMUND S. BOLTON. B.C.S.. A.B.-Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Commercial Geography, and Salesmanship. SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS First 7'lIll'.' Elizabeth T. Howes. hfary H. Quirk, M, Evelyn Ramos. Edith B. Davison. Lottie M. XVzirtl. Mildred M. Stan- ton, Josephine M. Storin. Slltvnld r01t': John Reed. Herht-rt Wfolfe. Joseph P. Fournier. John A. Wfinters. Gregory XV. Coiighlin. Louis M. Royal. Robert J. Blotch- er. XY'illizim C. Bray. John I.. Farrell. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Ifirsl mum' Caroline Wfheeler. Helen Rarrs- rottom. Mary E. Kela- ghan, Beatrice H. Cho- quettg Margaret E. Ting- ley, Mary W. Newton, Mary A. Kelly. S'ecm1d roux' Thomas J. Moriarty. W. Norbert Donelly. Harley H. Saw- yer. Edmund S. Bolton. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Firsl row: M. Moriarity, M. Kelly, E. Hagstrom, E. Hutton, M. Hood, B. Sutcliife, Mrs. F. Thomac. Second row: L. Afflick, F. Thomae, Mrs. D. Coughlin, D. Coughlin, M. Regan, G. Grant. FLORA S. CURTIS Dean 49 .1 ,S . k,,, 1 ..., 4 .-,,: ' , -Z: 1 I .- 3 ,M Hr J 32, 'HQ W .A ..f nw ... H 4 ,, f' X ' 4 51. ' 'St x 1 s Q' A 1 1 . ,. F 4 'A 2' f ,r.f.51 g - , f' if , , 41' fo f R, ' v x 'L' fr 1 if f i . - 1 , A 5 Q9 ' ' ' Y' f D A W , X .35 K+-f. , l v, -,t 55i- .-L x 0. ,wLkF? v A . 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We will always remember East Senior High School as the institution which has helped prepare us to face the future. We can no longer rely on our capable instructors, who have shown unlimited patience in helping us solve our problems. We shall now have our opportunity to make use of the lessons we have learned here. The application of our knowledge will prove the test of our success. Some of us may continue our education in higher institutions of learning, while others, less fortunate, must immediately start to earn a livelihood. Whichever our lot may be, I am confident that we will do all in our power to add honor to the Class of '49. 1 In behalf of the class officers I extend my best wishes for happiness and success to all the members of this graduating class. In attempting to reach our goal, I know that we of the Class of '49 will show the same enthusiasm, initiative, and high courage that characterized those other and more famous '49'ers in the quest for their El Dorado. ROSE ALMEIDA Rosie 'ufure Inteiztionn Undecided. lctiritier: Badminton lg Girls' Bas- '1 ketball 1, 2g Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2. 3. RAYMOND F. AMEEN :ture Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. ctivitier: Boys' Glee Club 25 Junior Rotarians 3. HERBERT E. ANDERSON Andy 'uture I nlentions: Undecided. 1 OLGA ANDERSON Andie it ture Intentions' School of Art I 1 . ctivitiex: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Bond Cashiers 1, 2, 33 Deutscher Verein 2. 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 53 Girls' Glee Club l. 2, 53 Girls' Swim 2. 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2. 5: Hi-Light 2. 53 .Iunior Prom Committee 2: Radio Club 1, 2, 39 Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Student Club 33 Treble Clef Club 1, 25 Hi-Tri 2. ELIZABETH ASHBURNE Beth Future Intentionr: Office Work. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 55 Girls' Basketball 1, 23 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2g Hi-Light 19 Senior Dramat- ics 1, 23 Student Club 3g Hi-Tri 29 R. I. Honor Society. v JOAN ASPINWALL Aspie Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 3 fPres- ident 5l: Girls' Volley Ball l, 2, 33 Hi-Light 1, 2, 3 fPage Editor 335 Press Club 1, 2, 3 lTteasur- er 33: Radio Club l, 3 fVice- President 33: Senior Dramatics 2, 33 Student Club 35 Student A Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 QChaplainJ. JOHN AVEDESIAN Avie Future Intentions: U. S. Coast Guard Academy. Activities: Cinemasters lg Football 23 R.O.M.P. 3 1TreasurerJ. PARAMAZ AVIDESIAN Pudzy Future Intentions: R. I. School of Pharmacy- Actiuities: Band 1, 2, 3 fAll-State Band 1, 2, 375 Deutscher Verein 3 Vfreasurerlg Hi-Light lg Press Club 1, 33 Senior Dramatics 3: R. I. Honor Society. .yfsitv iq 19 X gfcaww 'FQ' ff Tffffmm fix' ffl f If 'ia KI 1 Ji in ,iffy P' 4 '- ifffffjwffjffg ' ff i Sufi 7 - 'Tift . . at I A A Fifteen fp? , Sym! ff rfb ' 55' W W' fi' ' Cl i JJ LA gan!!! uMgl! ROBERT E. BALDANI Bob Future Intentiom: Brown University. Actiz'ilie.v: Cap and Gown Commit- tee 33 Classbook Board 33 Junior Rotarians 33 Le Cercle Francais 3: One World Cultural Club 33 R. I. Honor Society. JOHN BARLOW Future Intentionx: Undecided. Acli1'itie.v: Cinemasters 3. RAYMOND GEORGE BARON Blue Future Intentionx: Miami University. Activities: Boys' Golf 1, 2, 39 Cross Country 1, 23 Outdoor Track 1. ELEANOR BARR Elli e Future Intentions: Nurse. Sixteen ARLINE BARTHLEIN Future Inlenfionx: Music. Activitiex: Badminton lg Band 1, 2. 3: Girls' Basketball 1: Girls' Glee Club l. 2, 35 Girls' Volley Ball lg Orchestra l, 2, 3. WILLIAM J. BARTOLINI, JR. Bill Future Intentions: Musician. BARBARA BAXTER Barbie Future Intentions: Commercial Ar- risr. Activities: Hi-Light 3. PAUL BENOIT Ben Future Intentions: College. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 39 Football lg Outdoox Track 1. ADABELLE BERICK uture Intentions: College. ciivities: Classbook Board 55 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 55 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 H-Tri 2g R. I. Honory Society. ROLAND BESSETTE Ro1lie 'iuture Intentions: General Contrac- tor. -ictivities: Football 2, 5. ANNA ELIZABETH BIAGIONI Beth uture Intentions: Secretary. ctivities: Girls' Basketball 1g One World Cultural Club 5. MURIEL ANN BIBBY :uture Intentions: Business School. fictivities: Badminton 1, 2, 39 Bond Cashiers 25 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Girls' Swim 2, 5: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Senior Dramatics lg Student Club 5. Mal I 'Ra Dick Wrestling 1. Terry Activities: Badminton MARILYN BINYON Future Intentions: Secretary. RICHARD N. BLAIS Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 1Co- Captain 515 Hi-Y Club 1g junior Rotarians lg Outdoor Track lg THERESA BLAIS - Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 1. MURIEL IRENE BLAKE Future Intentions: Oiiice Work. 2, 32 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 55 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. l -5:72132 .fv 39 Wg:-.Qi X Est ,, we ,ff N 1+-B if fdgg' ffl? sl? All 142, its 'bl l A fwfjifg 'dgffff' gal iff if I gfi I f'. -. 5 l ,' Seventeen L I N N r 'wr ff? gf fn Ji, J f .Rn , ', , B1 ! irq b 9 , ,fn Yrlvl ,' ,ij ff' I E Arif id! lid! Lfffgguffitffw 1 ef GRAHAM BL1ss Gray Future Intentions: Electrician. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1: Library Club 5. WALTER BL1ss Wally Future Intentions: College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 Kilo- Captain 33: Outdoor Track 1, 2, 59 Student Council 5. Walk DoLoREs BOGDAN Dee Future Intentions: Stenographer. Activities: Cap and Gown Commit- tee 3 fChairmanJg Hi-Light l, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3 Cfreasurer Sig Press Club 1, 2. 3: Radio Club 1, 2. 5: Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Student Club 53 R. I. Honor Society. LEON BOGHOSSIAN P.O. Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Band l, 2 fAll State 35: Boy's Golf 2, 3: Cap and Gown Committee 55 Hi-Y Club 1, Z, 1Vice-President 539 Junior R0- tarians 35 Orchestra 33 R. I. Honor Society. Eighteen 4, , ,, ,H l ROBERT BOISSE I -'Bow' Future Intentions: U. S. Army. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1, 2g Cro Country l, 2, 3g Outdoor Trac l, 2, 3. 1 ARLENE BOTTIS Boobie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 35 Girls Basketball Z, 39 Girls' Glee Clul 2. 5: Girls' Volley Ball 3: Oni World Cultural Club 55 Radie Club 3: Senior Dramatics 2, 3 Student Club 3: R. I. Hono, Society. ALICE BOYAJIAN Bee-Jay Future Intentions: Beautician. Activities: Badminton lg Girls' Bas ketball lg Girls' Volley Ball 1 Senior Dramatics 2. JEAN Cox CAMERON BRITLAND Jeannie Future Intentions: Civil Service. Acti1.'ities: Badminton lg Deutsche Verein l, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1 23 Girls' Swim 1, 23 Library Clul 1, 2, 5: Radio Club lg Trebli Clef Club 1, 2: R. I. Hono Society. GERTRUDE BRITTO Gerry 'Future Intentions: Secretary. fietivities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Treble Clef Club 1. JOHN BROWN Johnny Future Intentions: Undecided. ROBERT BROWN '-Bob uture Intentions: College. ctirities: Athletic Council 1Presi- dent 393 Boys' Swimming Team 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 35 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 5. RICHARD E. BUBA '-Dick 'uture Intentions: Engineer. ctiuities: Band 1, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 55 Cap 8: Gown Committee 55 Cross Country 1, 23 Boys, Basketball 1, 2, 5 1Co-Cap- tain 539 Class President. 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 5 iPres1dent its Junior Prom Committee 23 junior Rotarians 33 Outdoor Track .l, 2, 5: Senior Reception Commit- tee 5g Student Council. 1, 2, 3 fvice-President 2: President 53: Sophomore Hop Committee 1. KATHERINE BURKE uC3PPYH Future Intentions: R. I. C. E. Activities: Hi-Light 23 Le Cercle Francais 3g One World Cultural Club 3: Press Club 2. MARY LOU BUTLER Lou Future Intentions: Secretarial School. Activities: Badminton 3. EDWARD J. CAFFREY Eddie Future Intentions: Aviation. HELEN CAFFREY Future Intentions: Business College. Activities: Badminton lg Hi-Ligbt l, 2, 33 Press Club 1, 2, 35 Student Club 3. ,at':'::f -f' X9 X 5 . . ' -e. F A S .r I MY? X 'tcgjked lf, N f jf' f'l 1 . ff A S? ,H 1 , fc, , , ,f 5. 4 , I X l-44, ' I x 1 I ' '--L, Y A Qc ,J A . id!! ,qujf-fl idtflgryfl ings ni j-V.: R 54 ' : L Nineteen 4 nan' I f' j'i1-in .X 9 I. ,, P., fe , , yy .J V 1:9 if I 'fp' 04 jpg ' ff .Q ,,..f :Li 'f' if 4 ,al WF nf! iff ,t It ,gg RA U N : 194 JOHN CAMPBELL Soupy Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Boys' Swimming Team 33 Wrestling 1, 2. ADRIANO CARDOSI --Bmw- Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. LEO CARDOSI Stretch Future Intentions: Brown University. Activities: Classbook Board 3: Junior Rotarians 3: One World Cultural Club 3 lVice-Presidentlg R. I. Honor Society. LINDEN CARR ..Windy.. Future Intentions: Automobile Me- chanic. Activities: Cinemasters 2 gWresrling 1, 2. Twenty PATRICIA LOUISE CARRARA Pat Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 55 Girls Glee Club 25 Girls' Volley Bal 1, 2, 59 One World Cultural Clul 33 Senior Dramatics 33 Studen Club 2, 35 R. I. Honor Society ROBERT CARROLL ..B0b.. Future Intentions.' Bryant College. Activities: Boys: Tennis lg Sopho more Dramancs. EARL W. CARSON Future Intentions: Mechanic. Activities: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3 EMILY CARTER ..Em.. Future Intentions: Olfice Work. JOAN B. CAVANAUGH Future Intentions: Business. Activities: Bond Cashiers 23 Hi- Ligbt 3g Library Club 2, 3 fPres- ident 33: Press Club 35 Radio Club 2, 3g Senior Dramatics 35 Student Club 3. ROSE MARIE CAYER Rose Future Intentions: Secretary. DAVID M. CHMIELEWSKI Big Dave Future Intentions: Journalism. Activities: Football 2, is Boys' Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3g Hz-Light 3: Press Club 2g Radio Club 3g Senior DI-amatics ' 5. ROBERT CLARK Butch Future Intentions: Trade School. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. Q . 'Q' 6- - I X' QOGOUJ sc' f , 14,-A 5 , If . , , . j E I A V Ill A I xx s .NJ 7 If ' f - . f, A 1 if . ' ' KATHLEEN CLARKE Kitty Future Intentions: Ofiice Work. JOSEPH EDWIN COCKAYNE uC0k6n Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Actiuitiex. Cinemasters 25 Senior Dramatics 2, 3. SHIRLEY COLEMAN Freckles Future Intentions: Receptionist. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 39 Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 39 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2. MARY CATHERINE COLLINS Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3g Dramatics 2, 3: Stu- dent Club 3. - ff .ry V eww .,,.,5,fl Ej Twenty-one Sign if 'B' 5, Im I X' i ni' - ' g:wJfjww-1-ffl! in 1 1' -55 ,Ji CHARLOTTE ONILDA CONNORS -'chafiae' Future Intentions: R.I.C.E. JACK COPPOLINO ucap., Future Intentions: Musician. Aclivitier' Band 2, 53 Orchestra 2. MARION NANCY COPPOLINO Mollie Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Badminton lg Girls' Vol- ley Ball lg Hi-Light lg Student Club 3. ROBERT CORBETT -'sou' Future Intentions: F.B.I. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 3. Twenty-two My SUSAN C. COSIMINI Susie Future Intentions: Oiiice Work. Activitier: Bond Cashiers 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Hi-Light fRrepre- sentative 259 R. I. Honor Society. MARY EMILIA COSTA Millie Future Intentions: Office Work. Activitiex: Girls' Glee Club l, 23 R. I. Honor Society. MURIEL COSTIGAN Kurly Future Intentions: Nurse. Aclivitiex: Hi-Light 1, 2, 5 CPage Editor 2, 593 One World Cultural Club 59 Press Club 1, 2, 3 fPresi- dent SP3 Radio Club 1, 2, 3: R.O.M.P. 3: Senior Dramatics 1, 2. 39 Student Club 3: Student Council 3 1SecretaryJ. ERNEST EUGENE COURCHENE, JR. Ernie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Bond Cashiers lg Junior Rotarians 3: Le Cercle Francais 3 1Treasurer 39g R. I. Honor Society. ARNOLD COWEN Future Intentions: Music. Activities: Boys' Glee Club lg One World Cultural Club 1. PATRICIA WINIFRED COYLE Patsy Future Intentions: Stenographer. Activities: Girls' Basketball 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Treble Clel' Club CYNTHIA CRAWFORD Cindy Future Intentions: R. I. School of of Design. Activities: Athletic Council 3 fSec- retaryjg Badminton 1, 2, 59 Bond Cashiers 2, 33 Classbook Board 53 Deutscher Verein 1, 2, 3 iSecre- tary 57g Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 5g Girls' Swim 2, 3g Girls' Volley Ball 1, 59 Le Cercle Francais 23 Senior Dra- matics 2g Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Reception Arr Commirreeg Junior Prom Art Committee: R. I. Honor Society. JACK CRUZ Lefty Future Intentions: U. S. Army Air Corps. Activities: Boys' Basketball 2, 3. ULLINAN E., R. I. School of ALD CZARN Y., U. S. Air Force. untry lg Outdoor r Dramatics 25 AMIANI eu Oliice Work. ashiers 3g Girls' 35 Senior Dra- KENNETH RAY nn U. S. Marine ,failu- - , W L'-it 1 - Aj Twenty-three uiI,,,f,i ALICE PHYLLIS DAVIS Phyl Future Intentions: Katharine Gibbs School. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 5: Le Cercle Francais 2, 5 1Vice-Presi- dent 555 Orchestra 1, 2, 53 Senior Dramatics 35 R. I. Honor So- ciety. PETER JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. Pete Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Radio Club 2, 5 fTreas- urer 553 Senior Dramatics 2, 5 QStage Manager, President 55. HARRY B. DAWSON, JR. Harry Future Intentions: Engineer. Activities: Boys' Golf 15 Boys' gwimming Team 35 Boys' Tennis EDWARD J. DEAN Deanie Future Intentions: Aviation. Twenty-four -I-In An 'I' Y 9 f b . U Lim!!! J DONALD DELANEY Don Future Intentions: College. Activities: Band 1, 2, 5. GRACE DEMPSEY Future Intentions: Comptometer School. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 5: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 55 Girls' Volley Ball l, 2, 55 Junior and Senior Cheerleaders 1, 2, 5. RUTH DESHAIES Ruthie Future Intentions: R. I. School of Design. Activities: Badminton 2, 5: Class- book Board 1Art Editor-Jg Girls' Basketball 2, 53 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5: Girls' Volley Ball 2, 5: Senior Reception Art Committee fCo-Chairmanjg Hi-Light 5g Press Club 53 Radio Club 5 fSecretary 57g Senior Dramatics 2, 53 Senior Reception Committee 3g Student Club 5: Treble Clef Club 2, 3g Hi-Tri CTreasurerJg R. I. Honor Society. JOHN DOLAN nldefty.. Activities: Baseball 2, 5. , Y, 4. JEAN DOUGLAS Jeannie Future Intentions: Dental Nurse. A1:tii'ities: Badminton 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Student Club 3. KENNETH DOUGLAS K9H', Future Intentions: Preparatory School. Activities: Boys' Swimming Team 1, 2, 39 Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 5: Hi- Y Club 5g Student Council 3. RUTH DOYLE Ruthie Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 23 Bond Cashiers 15 Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Girls' Vol- ley Ball lg Hi-Light 13 Press Club 23 Treble Clef Club 1. FRANCIS DUEREUIL Lightning Future Intentions: Paint Business. DOROTHY DUNN Dotty Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Badminton 35 Hi-Light 2, GEORGE BRIGGS DUPONT Future Intentions: Forestry. Activities: Boys' Tennis lg Cine- masters lg Cross Country lg Senior Dramatics 2. HAROLD DUXBURY Dux Future Intentions: Electrician. DONALD JENKS EATON Future Intentions: U. S. Army. ,p':2':y- W fflm A x x .Q 3 Q px 'H' FM f - 4 1 lj ' X 1 '. ' ' K f 5 JH' 9 S5 We -..MX5'Qfx 7: ERR! Twenty-five ol 'A 'I V . JOHN WARREN ENANDER Jack Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. THOMAS EVANS Tommy Future Intentions: Forestry. DOLORES FACHADA Dee Future Intentions: Secretary. Acti1zities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Bond Cashiers lg Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 59 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Senior gkamatics 2, 3: Student Club 1, 2, MIRIAM FAIRHURST Future Intentions: Oiiice Work. Twenty-six .. M , 1? 1' t' P' 4 I , Q4 K' if 5 il rf! 'q !f,1f9l'ff..n4fJ'IP 'QA ,fed lisdflkjlfif ' 5,,,,,J1f't,,,ffff J WINIFRED ANN FAIRWEATHER Winnie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Classbook Board 51 Girls' Basketball 33 Girls' Volley Ball 53 Student Club 53 R. I. Honor So- ciety. ROBERT FALLON '-Bob Future Intentions: Newspaper Of- ftce. Activities: Radio Club 2, 5. o 5 I xl' BEVERLY FARRAN ..Bev,, Future Intentions: Office Work. RAYMOND A. FEIGHERY ..Ray,. Future Intentions: R. I. School of Design. Activities: One World Cultural Club 3g R.O.M.P. 5. ANN FERGUSON Fergie Future Intentions: Secretary, Activities: Girls' Glee Club dent Club 1, 2, 3. JAMES FERGUSON Fergie Future Intentions: College. JOSEPH FERRI ..Joe,, Future Intentions: Business. Activities: A. A. Collector 3: Cross Country 25 Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 5 CManager 2, 313 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3. JEAN FILLION Honey Future Intentions: Bryant College. Activities: Badminton l, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3g Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 3 fVice-President 353 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Hi- Ligbt l, 2, 3 CPage Editor 1, 2, 351 Press Club 1, 2. 33 Senior Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Student Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3 1Treasurer 335 R. I. Honor Society. 13 Stu- .1' V 9 ff ll-qv ff Fl frofo ijin ffm fig 1,5 If I' If lisa Alf ,rg jilffi Ss? Ar' 1 l Y' Q J X, lids If t If 5' Q-Jil s,,,fj,51 in JI t JI Q44 DORIS FOBER Dot Future Intentions: Otlice Work. Activities: Bond Cashiers 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 35 R. I. Honor Society. EDYTHE MAY FOLEY Edie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton l, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball I, 2, 5g Girls' Swim lg Girls' Volley Ball l, 2, 53 Press Club 1: Student Club 1, 2, 3. LOUISE FOLGO Lou Future Intentions: Oiiice Work. Artivities: Student Club l, 2, 3. HENRY G. FOLLOWS, JR. Hank Future Intentions: Business. Actizfities: Bond Cashiers 33 Football lg Senior Dramatics 2, 3. Piptsstp-Y lf? 3 xx -., ttf, 7' ...,u'-RJ. Wy S' 4 ,J Twenty-seven 'Nw I if wtf if , A H ' ' 'R gs- U ' 1 1 fs: rfffif 54 IA! . Q99 V 1 ,MW liwfgffi M 5,c,,,fl.,,,,,11' ' wi I A .u CLAIRE FONTAINE Shorty Future Intentions: Nurse. Act'i1fitie.I: Bond Cashiers 2s Girls' Glee Club 1. THERESA FOURNIER Kurle Future I11!entions: Undecided. GLORIA MAY FRANCESCONI Glo Future Intentions: Massachusetts State T eachers' College. Activities: Bond Cashiers lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Hi-Light CRep- resenrarive 33: One World Cul- tural Club 3 QPresidentJg Radio Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Dramatics 2, 35 Treble Clef Club 2, 3: Sophomore Dramaricsg R. I. Hon- or Society. SHIRLEY FRIAR Shirl Future Intentions: Nurse. Twenty-eight IRENE FRYZEL Renie Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2g Senior Dramatics 2. JOHN R. FULLER, JR. jerry Future Intentions: Undecided. NANCY MAY FULLER Nickie Future Intentions: Secretary. Artivitiex: Badminton 1, 2, 5: Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Volley Ball l, Zg Student Club 1, 2, 3g R. I. Honor So- ciety. LEWIS GAMMONS Lew Future Intentions: Business. ELEANOR L. GARDNER UH., Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2, 5 1Treasurer 35: Le Cercle Fran- cais 55 Senior Dramatics 53 R. I Honor Society. THOMAS GAUGHAN Tom Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Boys' Swimming Team 1, 2, 3. IRENE HELEN GAULICK Future Intentions: Secretary. Artivities: Girls' Glee Club lg Li brary Club 2. CLARENCE GENEST Clary Future Intentions: Business College, Activities: Cross Country lg Outdoor Track 1. GRACE GERARDI Gracie Future Intentions: Otiice Work. Activities: Badminton lg Classbook Boardg Girl's Glee Club 15 Hi- Light 25 Press Club 23 Senior Dramatics 2, 33 Sophomore Dra- matics lg Student Club 3g Y-Deb lg Hi-Tri 29 R. I. Honor Society. BARBARA AILEEN GERNT Barbie Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 1, 2. ESTELLE DORIS GERVAIS Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Bond Cashiers lg Classbook Board 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 53 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 29 Hi-Light 25 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3: R. I. Honor Society. LUCILLE RIEL GILEANE Teal Future Intentions: National College of Chiropractics. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 1. 2. 5Q Le Cetcle Francais 2, 3 iPresident 553 Senior Dramatics 2, 5 fSecretary 33: R. I. Honor Society. s- v fpwmf ' s gtwxsvffi M M3 1 if F MQ 'ff ' ffo ll Ji fi' :yi if A 3 if We fefff jifffilf e' ff' ,552 fyytfffaffi 2, vi fi w,,JJJiQJ,ffffiot'fjE,.,,fj,'y1 5-'f'0gf.fJ7 iff ,111 if Twenty-nine ' 7 f l x 4 ff ss H4 if wa ,sflxi i .iff jf 1 1' Wg? fifty' OMM ,gg get FJ! WALTER GLOWICZ Future Intentions: U. S. Naval Air Force. JOAN LOUISE GOODREAU Jeanie Future Intentions: Photography. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 35 Class- book Board 35 Girls' Basketball 1, 25 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3g Jun- ior and Senior Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3g Le Cercle Francais 1, 2g Senior Reception Art Committeeg Junior Prom Art Committeeg Student Club 3 flnter-Club Counciljg Student Council 3g Tri-Hi-Y 33 R. I. Honor Society. JASMINE GOORIGIAN NJC.. Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 35 Bond Cashiers 3g Classbook Board 35 Deutscher Verein 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 33 Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 33 Girls' Swim 2g Girls' Vol' ley Ball 1, 2, 59 Hi-Light 1, 35 junior Prom Committee 23 Junior and Senior Cheerleaders 1, 2, 35 ' Press Club 1, 39 Radio Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Dramatics 2, 33 Senior Reception Committee 34 Student Club 1, 2, 5g Student Council 5: Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 33 Sopho- more Hop Commitreeg A. A. Col- lectorg R. I. Honor Society. JOSHUA HARRY GORDON Skippy Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Thirty ffa f My MARY GORMAN Terry Future Intentions: Oflice Work. Activities: Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Swim 1. NEWTON L. GOVE, JR. Newt Future Intentions: Business School. LEO FRANCIS GOYER Pro Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Dramatics 2, 32? Senior Reception Commit- tee .. HELEN ANN GRAIKO Future Intentions: Nurse. JOAN LEE GREENWOOD Greenie ruture Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1, 23 Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Swim lg Girls' Volley Ball lg Radio Club 1: Senior Dramatics 2, 33 Student Club 1, 23 R. I. Honor Society. ALBERT H. GUSTAFSON Sonny uture Intentions: Boston University. ctivities: Band l, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. NORMA ANNE HADLEY Norm 'iuture Intentions: Business College. Activities: Badminton lg Girls' Vol- loy Ball 1. GRACE LEOLA HAINSWORTH 'Future Intentions: Interior Decor- ator. Activities: Press Club 1, 2, 53 Senior Prrgmatics 2, 33 Student Club 1, ARLENE HALL Lee Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1, 23 Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Volley Ball lg Hi-Light 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 23 Library Club 1, 29 Radio Club lg Senior Dramatics 2g Student Club 1, 2, 33 R. I. Honor Society. L ALBERT HALLAL Future Intentions: Springfield Col- lege. Activities: Baseball 1, 24 Boys' Bas- ketball 1. ALICE HALLAL Penny Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Bond Cashiers 3: A. A. Collector lg Hi-Light 3. LEO HALLAL N Hal 1 Future Intentions: Providence Col- 1 lege. Activities: Student Council 1. vp,..p'::'::f, Y S .Ig S0 f fi ' ' x in r 6- ' -- ,I , FQ ff ' ? jim ' 4 L ff'K 5 X 1' 553 qjj I f sl Il' 1 WF 1 'Lf-f' ,. f f it ft, ,ef t ' 1 A J -1---, . . in e,.,,f, it tt . t - it 51 , Thirty-one P if was 5' I R J' , If? .. 1 1 if I nf? 4 mf!i.f!fLjgf,iQ5y 1ffJgJQ,f?!lW ,sf I MII '.r ' JOSEPH HANNA Little Joe Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Activities: Cross Country 1, 23 Out- door Track 1, 2. EARL HANNAWAY Future Intentions: Undecided. NORMA LOUISE HARRISON Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 55 R. I. Honor Society. HELEN HEALEY Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Girls' Basketball 1, 23 Girls' Swim lg Hi-Light lg Senior Dramatics 2, 3. Thirty-two 'C MARION HEBERT Mae ' Future' Intentions: Office Work. 1 I N l MARION ANN HEBNER I , W 1' Mimi Future Intentions: Oflice Work. Acti1.'ities.' Badminton 1, 25 Girls3 Basketball lg Girls' Glee Club 11 2, 35 Girls' Volley Ball lg Hit Light fllepresentative 233 R. I Honor Society. -:cs DONALD HEDBERG Duck Future Intentions: Undecided. Activitiesg Junior Prom Committee 29 Senior Reception Committee 3 ESTHER HENRY ..Chub,. Future Intentions: Office Work. X . f' ., . C 'ff Y ,It fx X f J LAWRENCE FRANCIS HIGGINBOTHAM Bunky ' 'uture Intentions: U. S. Armed Forces. lcti12itie.r: Boys' Swimming Team 1. DOROTHY HIMAN Dotty Vuture Intentions: Music. ictivities: Boys' Glee Club fAccom- panist 353 Girls' Glce Club 2, 3 CAccompanist 2, 37: Orchestra 1, 2, 53 Treble Clef Club 2, 3 KAC- companist 2, 31. AGNES A. HINCHCLIFFE Nancy iuture Intentions: Office Work. Ictivities: R. l. Honor Society. ELEANOR MARIE HIRSCH Ellie iuture Intentions: Olllce Work. lctivitiex: Badminton 1, 2, 3g Deutscher Verein 31 Girls' Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Hi-Light 3. JOSEPH HOLDEN ..HaP., Future I ntentions: Undecided. EMELIA WRAY HORRIDGE Future Intentions: Office Work. HELEN HULL Future Intentions: Nurse. JOHN HULL ..JaCk,, lfulure Intentions: College. Activities: R.O.M.P. 3. pp:-:sg Q- A Q I -V .za 3 I . XY , x MM X, Q fjff 'ggi ,Hive 'f ffs X Y in 1' C .x 'ggjl I ---W-64:1 df Thirty-three ' 1 If 11,334 if Irflimr - rll?'3g ii J 3411 ,pf gf!! iffjfi! 'jf L15 Z-.,,,,fff fJ 1 --.twigs V if 'V if , LOUISA ADA HUNT Lou Future Intentions: Office Work. DOLORES IMONDI Del Future Intentions: Business School. Artirities: Hi-Light lg Student Club 3. FLORENCE JADACH Flossy Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1: Class- book Boardg Girls' Glee Club 3: R. I. Honor Society. CHARLOTTE JANIEC Charlie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Press Club 1, 2, 5: Radio Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 2, 3. Thirty-four BLANCHE DIANA JETTE B.J. Future Intentions: Ohice Work. Activities: Badminton lg Bond Casl iers l, 39 Girls' Basketball l Girls' Swim lg Girls' Volley Ba lg R. I. Honor Society. JANE JOHNSON Janie Future Intentions: Boston Univers ty. Activities: Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3 Girls' Leaders Corps 1, 2, 53 Girl: Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Junior an Senior Cheerleaders 2, 33 Senic Dramatics 2. 5: Student Club 5 Student Council 2. ROBERT BRUCE JOHNSTOD Bob 1 Future Intentions: M.I.T. Activities: Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3 Cinemasters 2, 53 Senior Dra matics 3. JOYCE JUCKETT ..Joy., Future Intentions: Business College Actifities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girl: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Girls' Glei Club lg Girls' Swim 3: Girls Volley Ball l, 2, 3 fCaptain 55 Library Club 2. SHIRLEY JUDSON Und., iuture Intentionx: Nurse. Actiuitiex: Badminton 13 Hi-Light 1. ILILLIAN BARBARA KAHLA . Lee iuture Intentianx: Oliice Work. DOLORES KAPINOS Dee :uture Intentions: Office Work. Qctivitiesz R. I. Honor Society. DOLORES KAY Dee I uture Intentionx: College. ctivities: Hi-Light 13 Press Club 23 Radio Club lg Senior Dra- matics 33 Senior Reception Arr Committeeg Junior Prom Art Committee. Future I ntentians: U. PHILLIP KELLIHER Phil S. Army. JOAN KELLY Irish Future Intentions: Oliice Work. Activities: Badminton ketball 33 Girls' Volley Ball 3. 3g Girls' Bas- JOAN LEE KENNEDY Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton Basketball 1, 2, 33 Corps 1, 2, 5: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 5: Hi-Light 1, 1, 2, 5: Student Club 3. 1, 2. 33 Girls' Girls' Leader 2 g Dramatics FRANKLIN KENNETT Frank Future Intentions: Wagner School of Commercial Art. Activitiex: Senior Reception Art Committeeg junior Prom Art Committee. l i i JVfz':'.:y- A 5 4 vb 1 4' ,gm iffvi ff T 4-ffra 11h 'K ff' ,490 1 1, 9 If Q V A 5? it I l t tf' in 15,65 1 ifflQ.ft'iw 45QW9Q Eff n' KI 47 If I kt -,,w'-L44 'e:?'g'L N Iran- Thirty-five QQY, Ipit if rff' I ' v A ' 'F' If A .f,,.f ui 95: ! 4 Q A M 734647 WJ . . 4 id! Aff!i!fbf?i f iuffuffff : .Ill , NORMAN KENYON Stretch Future Intentions: Undecided. VIRGINIA T. KIELBASA Ginger Future Intentions: Katharine Gibbs School. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 fVicc-President 519 Radio Club l. 2. 33 Senior Dramatics 2. 3: Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 33 R. I. Honor Society. IRIS KINOIAN Future Intentions: R.I.C.E. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club l, 25 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Light 1. 2, 3 QPage Edi- rorjg junior Prom Committee 23 Press Club 1, 2, 3g Radio Club I, 2. 33 Senior Dramatics l, 2, 3 S71 ice-President 3 3 1 Student uncil 23 Treble Clef Club l, 23 R. l. Honor Society. GEORGIANNA JOAN KISHFY Kish Future Intentions: Tabbutt-Hubbard. Activities: Bond Cashiers l, 55 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Light 1, 2, 3: Le Cercle Francais 2, 33 Press Club 2, 3: Senior Dramatics 2. 33 Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 35 R. Honor Society. a 1 N-F NX lxsim' lt- l w Six 1 .A XI X A. X .N - X il A X Xl QAX4 ' I Thirty-six ' IRENE KOCIMA Future Intentions: R. I. School o Design. . Activities: Le Cercle Francais 35 Sen ior Dramatics 3. JOAN KRIKORIAN Future Intentions: Otlice Work. SONA KRIKORIAN son Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 fSecretary 3Jg Hi-Light lg Press Club 1: Radic Club 1. 2, 35 Senior Dramatics l, 2, 3: Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 3: R. I. Honor Society. WILLIAM J. KRUEL Future Intentions: Undecided. THEODORE KULIS -'snr' Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Baseball 23 Football 3. CECILE LABONTE HSE.. Future Intentions: Undecided. lAfttvifies.f Badminton 2, 33 Girls' Basketgmall 2, 35 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, . LUCILLE LAFOREST Lou Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Badminton 1, 2. 35 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. LEON H. LAMB Lee Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Cinemasters 2, 3g Hi- Light 3g Press Club 2, 35 Radio Club 2, 33 R.O.M.P. 2, 33 Senior Dramatics 2, 3. LOUISE LAMBERT Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Radio Club 3. ALFRED LANGEVIN UM., Future Intentions: Trade School. ANITA MARILYN LAPIN ..Lynn,, Future Intentions: Bryant College. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1, 2g Deutscher Verein 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3g Radio Club 3: Senior Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Treble Clef Club 3. JOSEPH LAVALLEE .--,oem Future Intentions: Music. Activities: Band l, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3. yffr-'sv A ' - . i r gud' 5 ff'-Q jf! fl ,lpn fi - . J 5 I K I I 1 xx Watt tr.. ti A 1 ' laid snuff' all - 1 iff!! .. , A , -,K A M ' - Thirty-seven -TW' ' If . ws I X i A A .R , IA. I 1 I A A W ' Nj If All' ,gil ff 3 I ffl! JK ffl If l JJ! 1 I ,,2'f' . ' . ' J' . I 4 U if M fifty Mit Wfff I . J HARVEY LAWTON Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. BARBARA ANN LEACH --Par' Future Intentions: Oflice Work. Activitier: Badminton 33 Girls' Bas- ketball 33 Girls' Swim 3g Girls' Volley Ball 3 . BARBARA LEAH --Bobby' Future Intentions: Business College. CAROL LEINHOS Future Intentions: Hairdresser. Arti1'itie.r: Girls' Swim 3. Thirty-eight 5 it We fi: MARIE THERESE LENNoN Future Intentianx: College. Activitiex: Bond Cashiers 3: Hi Light lg Press Club 29 Seniol Dramatics 2, 3. I I FRED LENNON Freddie Future Intentions: R. I. State Col lege. Activities: Boys' Basketball 1. 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2 5.1fQl'reasurer 373 Student Coun ci A. ARTHUR LITTLE Arkie Future Intentions: Dartmouth. Activities: Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3' Classbook Board 3 iBusines: Managerbg Boys' Basketball lg Hi Y Club 2, 3: Junior Rotarians 35 Le Cercle Francais 35 Outdooi Track 1. 2, 53 Radio Club l, 2' Senior Reception Committee 5 fCo-Chairmanjg R. I. Honor So ciety. DORIS LOMBARDI Dot Future Intentionx: Secretary. Activities: Senior Dramatics 1, 3. ROBERT LOUD Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Boys' Golf 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH LOXSOM Betty Activities: Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Swim 13 Radio Club 3: Senior Dramatics 1. CHARLES LUCHINI Fred Future Intentions: Undecided. BARBARA-JUNE LULL Barbie Future Intentions: Edgewood Junior College. Activities: Bond Cashiers lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Swim lg Senior Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Treble Clef Club l, 2, 3. NORMAN LYNCH Norm Future Intentions: Qgriculrure. Activities: Football 2, 5. ALICE LYONS 1 HAI.. Future Intentions: Office Work. FRANCIS MCCABE Frank Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Boys' Basketball lg Cine- masters l, 2, 3: Football 1, 2g A. A. Collector lg Hi-Light 1Rep- resentative 1, 35: Radio Club lg Student Council 1. MARGARET MCCARTHY upeggy., Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 1, 55 Bond Cashiers 1, 23 Girls' Basketball 1, 5: Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Swim lg Girls' Volley Ball 2, Senior Dramatics 1, 25 Treble Clef Club 1. 5 'Q' 6 x9 fp:-:ij T W !ffjfI 'Am I,11 In G :rr f I ' ' I X I . ' V Xu-S31 ,, 4 f idffflufgff ffiwfffiw If ' .fmfri Thirtyfnine w 1 1 1 3 T 1 T 1 l 1 4 73 . ,... -..A 4 s ' ,. gi VIA I 'F 1 5, ...ax ,A G- M I M is 4 l , A,,.A I ,:5'f' I I 'digg ' PATRICIA ANNE MCDADE Pat Future I ntentions: College. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 5g Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 5: Hi-Light 2, 3: Press Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Dramatics 33 Stu- dent Club 1, 2, 3. CAIIOLYN MARY MCDOLE 'Mac' ' Future Intentions: Bryant College. Activities: Badminton 13 Bond Cashiers lg Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Swim 15 Girls' Volley Ball 13 Senior Dramatics 53 Student Council l, 2, 35 R. I. Honor Society. THOMAS WILLIAM MCDONALD Mac Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2: Hi-Y Club 25 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3. JAMES MCDONNELL ..Red.. Future Intentions: College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. Forty JAMES MCGEE ..Jim.. Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Activities: Cross Country lg Football Z. 53 Hi-Y Club 23 Outdoor Track lg Senior Reception Art Committee: Senior Reception Committee QCO-Chairmanj g Wrestling 1. JAMES H. MCGEOUGH Future Intentions: Salesman. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. GLORIA B. MCMAHON Mac Future Intentions: Cornell Univer- sity. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2. 5 lCaptain 1, 2, 35: Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2. 39 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3 1Cap- tain 1, 2, 355 Hi-Light lg Le Cer:-le Francais 1, 2g Senior Dra- matics 3: Student Club 1, 2, 3 1President 219 Tri-Hi-Y 53 R. I. Honor Society. ROBERT EDWARD MCNAMARA Mac Future Intentions: Aviation Mechan- IC. DORIS MCNEIL ' ' F1-enchy Future Intentions: Undecided. IRENE MACISAAC Mac 'iuture Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 32 Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 3 lVice-President 33: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 25 Hi-Light 1, 2, 3 fCirculating Manager 33: Press Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Dra- matics I, 2, 3: Student Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. HAROLD E. MACKENZIE Future Intentions: Undecided. JOSEPH ALBERT MADFOUNIAN .. Joe.. Future Intentions: Aviation. Activities: Boys' Glee Club l, 23 Hi- Ligbt l. ESTHER ROSE MADONNA Mickey Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Girls' Volley Ball 1. 3: Hi-Light 35 Library Club 25 Press Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Dramarics 3. MADELINE MA JELIAN Lynn Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Girls' Basketball 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 35 Girls' Volley Ball 33 Hi-Light 1, 3g Senior Dra- matics 3. JOAN ELIZABETH MANN Joanie Future Intentions: Junior College. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1, 2, 33 Hi- Ligbt 1, 2, 3: Press Club 1, 2, 3 CVice-President 353 Radio Club 1, 25 Senior Dramatics 2, 33 Stu- dent Club 3. EARL MARCHAND Marty Future Intentions: Boston Univer- sity. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 39 Wfresrling 23 R. I. Honor Society. ,Z-17:2-W -ei -I I 654 l ffw yy 4' x f fi' ff f.i'i'f-5 it We 'i 1 L,,ff'r,,,,3,f, of . L R , R Forty-one aiu' ' se, ---' ,, M ' Ja , . . l id! X ff 15,45 iwdf .,,,,,,d1' ' it AUDREY MARSH ' 'Swampy' ' Future Intentions: Pembroke Col- lege. Activities: Badminton lg Classbook Board 3g Deutscher Vetein 1, 2, 3 QPresident 5lZ Hi-Light 1, 2, 5 fSecretary 2, 31g Press Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 1, 25 Senior Dra- matics 53 R. I. Honor Society. MARJORIE 1. MARSLAND Marge Future Intentions: Secretary. MARILYN HAZEL MARTIN Mel Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 1, 23 Class- book Board 3g Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 29 Sophomore Dramaticsg Senior Dramatics 2, 35 Sophomore Hop Committee lg R. I. Honor So- ciety. STEPHEN MASOIAN Dick Future Intentions: Business. Forty-two CAROLYN MENNUCCI Red Iiuiure Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Badminton lg Girls' Bas ketball lg Girls' Swim lg Girls Volley Ball 1, 3, Junior Prom Ar Committee. BARBARA METZ Barbie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Library Club 2, 35 On' World Cultural Club 3g Senio Dramatics 35 Student Club 3. HOWARD MICKELSON Mick Future Intentions: Undecided. ANNA J. MINKO Ann Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 13 Bond Cash iers 1, 33 Girls' Basketball 1' Girls' Volley Ball 13 Hi-Light 1: Library Club 25 Press Club 1' Radio Club lg R. I. Honor So ciery. JOHN ZYGMUNT MISIEWICZ Ziggie uture Intentions: Undecided. ctivities: Radio Club 1. MARLENE MOEEIIT Chick Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 2, 33 Bond Cashiers lg Girls' Basketball 3: Girls' Swim 5g Girls' Volley Ball 2, 5: Hi-Light 1. MARY FRANCES MOONEY Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton 13 Hi-Y Club Zg Press Club Zg R.O.M.P. lg Stu- dent Club 3. MICHEL MORIN Mike Future Intentions: U. S. Army Air Force. Activities: Junior Rotarians 3: R. I. Honor Society. HAROLD MORRIS Harry Future Intentions: Machinist. FRANCES ANN MOTYL 1-Frans, Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Badminton lg Cap and Gown Committee 3: Girls' Glee Club lg Hi-Light 33 Press Club 1, 2, 3: Radio Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Senior Recep- tion Art Committeeg Student Club 1, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 5. SARKIS NAHABEDIAN, JR. Tatty Future Intentions: Journalist, Activities: Baseball 2, 33 Bond Cashiers 1, 25 Cinemasters 1, 2g Classbook Board 3 fAssistant Ed- tor jg Deutscher Verein 33 Hi- Light 1, 2, 5 1Sports Editor 31: Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Ro- tarians 3g Press Club 1, 2, 51 Senior Dramatics 2, 3 CTreasurer 335 Student Council 39 R. I. Hon- or Society. FREDERICK T. NAHAS Fred Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Classbook Board 3g Light lg Student Council lg junior Rotariang R. I. Honor Society. 'vffp,f.tS'::t-xi M Q I 'Q' 15' 0 ry' Q ,oi I, Qccuayf Acc, I I dr'-t 1 S . ffw I , I 641 fi fl' rf it 'C I auf' 1 Sdfffwigie 'g'ff'1g'ff' disrupt if Forty-three -am' w y . . f- . . I fa if JW fm , I M ,999 J ' Z. ,Nj 155' I ,rl gif' g . id! sy' 'iff 1151! fi i,,,,if.,,.,,ftf ..vy gh LAWRENCE NAINTEAU Larry Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Outdoor Track 2, 3. ALBERT W. NELSON Bill Future Intentions: Brown Universi- IY. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Boys' Swimming Team 2, 3: Cross Country l, 2, 3g Deutscher Verein 2, 33 Boys' Basketball 1 Hi-Y Club 2, 3 fSecretaryJ 1President R. I. Hi-Y Council Vice-President Pawtucket Coun- ciljg Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3 Press Club 25 Radio Club 1, 2 R.O.M.P. 1: Dramatics 1, 2, 51 HOWARD NELSON Future Intentions: Undecided. SHIRLEY NICKERSON Nicky Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Bond Cashiers 33 Radio Club 1. Forty-four v 4 l .f.ni.f SHIRLEY ANN NIEBUHR Shirl Future Intentions: R. I. State Col lege. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3, Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, Girls' Leade Corps 1, 2, 33 Girls' Swim 1, 2, 3 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Stu dent Club 3g Student Council 1, 2 Sophomore Dramatics 1 fPresi dentbg R. I. Honor Society. JOAN ETHEL NUNEz Nunie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Leadei Corps 1, 2, 3: Girls' Swim 1, 2 33 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Hi Light 1. 2, 35 Press Club 1, 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 25 Senior Dra matics 1, 2, 3, Student Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 fPresidentJ. RAYMOND OBERG ..Ray., Future Intentions: College. Activities: Band 1, 2, 34 Boys' Glen Club 1, 2. 33 Cinemasters 1, 2, 3 Hi-Light 1, 2, 3Q Hi-Y Club 3 Orchestra 3, R.O.M.P. 1, 2, 3. JEANNE HELEN O,BRIEN Jeanie Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: R. I. Honor Society. SHIRLEY EILEEN OLDRID Lee D 111 iuture Intentzons: Office Work. ictivities: Badminton lg Girls' Bas- ketball lg Girls' Volley.Ball lg 'junior Prom Art Committee Z. ELIZABETH ANNE PACKER Betty Vuture lntentionx: Reporter. lictivilies: Hi-Light 2, 3. HELEN VICTORIA PADYKULA .. Paddy ,. iulure Intentions: Secretary. v z 5 I l Badminton Bas- 'lcti it'e : Gir s' ' 35 ketball l, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 3. ELIO JOSEPH PARDINI, JR. Lee iuture Intentions: College. flctivities: Football 1, 2, 3. Q A 4 fa 1 ff' fl . f ' fi Y ,V f. . I f wp! lj!! init? 6111! J 1 -I A' 1 'JA ' ' 1' ' 1' if L fefgififfff CAROL PARKER Cappie Future Intentions: R. I. School of Design. Acti1:ities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Deutscher Verein lg Girls' Volley Ball lg Le Cercle Francais 1, 2, 3: Senior Dramatics 1, 33 Student Club 3. PARSEGH PARSEGHIAN ..PeP.. Future Intentiom: Undecided. Activities: Senior Dramatics 2, 3. ELIZABETH DANA PATERNO Liz Future Intentiom: Edgewood Junior College. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Senior Dramatics 2, 3: Treble Clef Club 1, 2, 5. I NANCY PATRIQUIN Pat Ifuture Intentions: Missionary. Activities: Badminton 29 Girls' Bas- ketball Zg Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 QPresident3D5 Girl's Volley Ball 23 Treble Clef Club 2, 3. no 'fp7f.:'::s- ' fr? ' N lv' WW vu -..,,,,R, ., ,, 4 2 f f, J Forty-five i wk- f .f'! I , Ri 152, F' Wa .o fi A .fin . A vfdfl 'iff 12'fg i.,,.f1lS.,.,,f1f'jJ 'J 'i 1 Ji' in it WILLIAM FRANK PAWLITSCHEK A Bill .Future Intentions: Aviation School. LORRAINE PELLETIER Pelly Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3g Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 39 Junior Prom Com- mittee 2g Junior and Senior Cheerleaders l, 2, 54 Student Council 2. BARBARA ANN PERREAULT Twinnie Future Intentions: Telephone Oper- ator. Activities: Girls' Volley Ball 1. BEVERLY JEAN PERREAULT Twinnie Future Intentions: Telephone Oper- ator. Activities: Girls' Volley Ball 1. Forty-six KENNETH POLLOCK '-Ken Future Intentions: Undecided. . . . . I Artiwtzes: Junior Prom Art Com mittee 2. MILDRED MICHAELENA POLLOCK Millie Future Intentions: Undecided. DOROTHY POPE Dottie Future Intentions: Office Work. ELEANOR PRATT Future Intentions: Secretary. ALFRED JOHN QUINN Lefty 'uture Intentions: College. Lctivities: Football 1, 25 Wrestling I. NANCY RAHILL Nan future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Badminton l, 2, 31 ' Bond Cashiers lg Classbook Board QAssistant Business Manager!! Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 53 Girls' Vol- ley Ball 1, 2, 55 Hi-Light 1, 2. 3 CPage Editor 1, 2, 313 Press Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Club Sg R. I. Honor Society. EILEEN FRANCES REDDINGTON ..I,. uture Intentions: Oflice Work. ctivities: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Swim 1, 2, 3, Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Dramaticsg Press Club 5g Senior Dramatics 3: Student Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3. BARBARA REED Babs Tuture Intentions: R. I. Hospital School of Nursing. -ictivities: Badminton l, 2. 3: Bond Cashiers 55 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Swim 1, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. RICHARD REETZ --Dick Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Band 1, 29 Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Cinemaster 1, 2, 3 fChief Operator Ig Orchestra 1, 2g R.O.M.P. 1, 2 1President 21. WILLIAM I. REID, JR. Bill Future Intentions: Preparatory School. Activities: Cross Country 33 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3. NORMA JANE REYNOLDS Janie Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Bond Cashiers I: Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Swim 1, Girls' Volley Ball 1. WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS ..Bm., Future Intentions: Filling Station Business. Activities: Cross Country 1, Foot- ball 2. Aptqpttty -f' I9 'ff gt 'W js' 3 . 1 R- ,Ivy-.N If 'iwswf' fm I r ffm ,fra-. s . ff-I K If W' I, ff! rff ? F ' .jxaffg ffis!41', yxqy , J - R 5 5 We 'Lq 3f.1 J 2.411 2011515 .ff .algal c ,fr I ,.. .,L ' J ' uf Forty-seven me X' u.,,N ' Linn ' 'Lf' si I I 9 .I Q ' wtf' I, it ' ' ff! if 121,45 5,c,,,:',,,,,df11' PATRICIA R. RICHARDS Pat Future I ntentions: College. Activities: Badminton 1: Girls' Bas- ketball lg Girls' Swim 13 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3g Radio Club 53 Senior Dramatics 2. JAMES RICI-ITER uhm.. Future Intentions: U. S. Army. FLORENCE ROBINSON Flossie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Bond Cashiers 3. MARGARET VERONICA RODIER ..Peggy,, Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Badminton 1, 23 Girls' Basketball 1, 2g Girls' Swim 1, 23 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2. Forty-eight BARBARA ROHAN Barbie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Badminton lg Classboo' Board 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Hi-Light 1, 2, 31 Library Club 1 23 Radio Club 1, 25 Senior Dri matics 2, 3g Treble Clef Club Z, 3g R. I. Honor Society. CHARLES ROMOLI Charlie Future Intentions: Undecided. MYRTLE ROSEN ..Myrt,, Future Intentions: Bryant College. Activities: Bond Cashiers lg L1 Cercle Francais 1, 2. RAYMOND R. ROSSI ..Ray., Future Intentions: College. Activities: Athletic Council 3 CVice President! g Baseball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cros, Country 2, 33 Junior Rotarians 3 ROBERT, ROTHWELL -'Bobo 'ntnre Intentions: College. ctivities: Baseball 1, 2, 5. PHYLLIS ROY Phyl Future Intentions: Business College. RICHARD E. ROY Dick Future Intentions: Baker. JOHN ELWYN ROYAL Johnny Future Intentions: Brown Universi- EY. Activities: Boys' Glee Club lg Junior Rotarians 5. ELAINE SAMRA I-En Future Intentions: Ofiice Work. LORICE SAMRA Lorrie Future Intentions: Office Work. NICHOLAS SAMRA Nick Future Intentions: Radio. RICHARD C. SCHIAPPA Dick' Future Intentions: Brown Universi- ry. Aeti1,'ities: Boys' Basketball 1, 23 Junior Rotarians 35 R. I. Honor Society. b , M: I I ff fs I new-A WWf ff'A, vnfw b K, - .bf ., I if ' - ' idffiwffs ijgfff' we! ' -. at ' Forty-nine I Mrs fmt I fe f,,.,,ff' , ' , ff? . ff? 'M .1 ' 6 iwjlygjd Qdflgjljjiiy J F ie-ff5,gNff '!? V J- ALC A f - E IW' fi W, .ft sf' 'X 5 N 'V f , 'VT' VI J W I 5 iff iff? A rlmj i .' , ' '- ANNE SCHILLER Future Intentions: Office Work. ' R Activities: Badminton 1, 2, . I. Honor Society. RUTH SCHOFIELD Ruthie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 34 Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2, 5: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Junior and Senior Cheer- leaders l, 2, 33 Press Club 3: Junior Prom Art Committeeg Stu- dent Council 2, 34 R. I. Honor Society. DENA SCHWARTZ HDR.. Future Intentions: Oflice Work. Activities: Classbook Board 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Hi-Light 1, 2, 3: Le Cercle Francais 3: R. I. Honor Society. VINCENT J. SECCARECCIA, JR. Vin Future Intentions: Animal Hus- bandry. Fifty DOROTHY SEED Dee Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Badminton lg Hi-Light I Senior Dramarics 33 Student Clul 5: Sophomore Dramarics. GEORGE SHABO Sha Future Intentions: R. I. College 0 Pharmacy. Activities: Hi-Light 1, 2, 32 Pres Club I. 2. 31 Radio Club l, 2, 3 RAYMOND S1-IERRY .Tess Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. Activities: Baseball 3. HENRY E. SIEZEGA Hank Future Intentions: Undecided. PATRICIA SKOUTAS Par Future Intentions: R. I. School of Design. Activities: Girls' Basketball 1, 2. 53 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 5. CHARLES P. SLAVIN Pat Future Intentions: Aviation. Activities: Wrestling 1, 2. WALTER A. SLIGHT, JR. Walt Future Intentions: College. Activities: Sophomore Dramatics. EILEEN F. SMITH Pete Future Intentions: Edgewood junior College. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 39 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3: Girls' Swim l, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Hi- Light QRepresentative 2, 539 Sophomore Dramatics. JOHN SMITH Smitty Future Intentions: Brown Universi- ty. Activities: R.O.M.P. 3 fVice-Presi- dentl. MILDRED SMITH Millie Future Intentions: Nurse. Activities: Bond Cashiers 2, 33 Volley Ball 1. Girls' GEORGE SONNTAG Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 33 Boys' Basketball l, 2, 3. JOSEPH A. SOUCAR .Joes Future Intentions: Technical Radio 1 School. Activities: Hi-Light 33 Press Club 51 Radio Club 2, 3. f.1'S':v A - gl 'Q' vi Q K ,'t', l X1 'fca.wf7 'Q J T ffm ' Q fm ' ,-1.4, , jf N ,J ' I,-f , 1 I I 59 f 3 7' 9 57' 5 I I S, ASN!-, I . ,L I ,I 1,1 fjfffg if bk ff, ---ws.-.,, 5- - Ml sally? vw ' -egg!!! ff. Q15 , ' Fifty-one Y ff 'i I W I ref J I id! ji! Iggy! Qwdff Jiffy JOAN SPECHT ..Jo., Future Intentions: Business College. Acti1,'itie.r: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Bond Cashiers 1, 2, 31 Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Girls' Swim 1, 2, Sz Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sophomore Dramaticsg Hi-Light 5: Senior Dramatics 2, 3g A. A. Col- lector 2. PATRICIA SWEET Pm Future Intentions: Lasell Junior Col- lege. Arti1:itiex: Bond Cashiers 1, 2, 3. GEORGE P. SWEETLAND Swede Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. LAWRENCE ALBERT . SYLVESTER ..I-any., Future Intentionx: Undecided. Fifty-two ff CHARLES TAIT Charlie Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Cinemasrers lg Cross Country 1, 2: Outdoor Track 1. JOAN TATTRIE -'Red' Future Intentions: Office Work. JUNE TAYLOR Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Girls' Basketball lg Girls' Swim 1: Girls' Volley Ball lg Li- brary Club 2, 3 fVice-Presidentjg Cne World Cultural Club 5. JOAN MARIE THIBERT UO., Ivfture Intentions: Ollice Work. Activities: Badminton 1, 2: Girls Basketball 1, 23 Girls' Swim 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volley Ball 1, 23 A. A. Collector 3. LOREN M. THOMAS - Thom uture Intentions: College. ctirities: Band 1, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 CPresident 35g Class- book Board: Hi-Light 2, 33 Hi-Y Club 33 Junior Rotarians 33 Or- chestra l, 2, 3: Outdoor Track 13 R. I. Honor Society. NANCY GERTRUDE THOMSON Nan 'future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. flctivitiess Badminton 1, 23 Girls' Basketball 13 Girls' Swim lg Girls' Volley Ball 13 Le Cercle Francais 13 Senior Dramatics 1, 23 Student Club 1. OLIVE THURSTON ..O1,, Future Intentions: OHice Work. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 13 Treble Clef Club 1. GLADYS E. TOMELLINI Tommie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Library Club 1, Press Club 2, 3: Senior Dramatics 2, 3: Student Club 3. 1 l LOUISE TOMELLINI Lou-Lou Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3g Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3g Girls' Leader Corps 1, 2.3: Girls' Volley Ball 1- 2. 33 H1-Light 1, 2, 33 One XVorld Cultural Club 33 Press Club 1, 2, 5 1Vice-President 23 Secretary 35: Radio Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Student Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3. WILFRED TOMLINSON Will Future nlntentions: University of Michigan. Activities: Baseball 13 Cross Coun- try l, 2, 3g Boys' Basketball 13 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3. MADELEINE VANCOUYGHEM Coogie Future Intentions: R. I. State Col- lege. Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Bond Cashiers 2. 33 Classbook Board 33 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Swim 1, 2, 39 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Le Cercle Francais 1, 2, 5 l Secretary 313 Student Club 33 R. I. Honor Society. ANDREW VANTI Andy Future Intentions: Mechanic. Activities: Cinemasters 13 One World Cuutural Club 33 Senior Dramatics 1. ' gsqgw I ff. 9 4 f ?xik fl A ,' I . xy.-.ysf Ii 5 .7-ffl! - kZli,J'rJujfI'S ' ygwf' 4 1-ffl! xx Fifty-three .X 'rx Y KX-I J , 1 IF? ua 5 If-q 10,99 JJ!! I fe Cl M we 1 ' id! feffliff gtg. A iuffflwifeff ' ,6 VINCENT VARONE Vinnie Future Intentions: College. Activities: Boys' Basketball 1, 2. 5 One World Cultural Club 33 R: I. Honor Society. VAHAN VARTANIAN 1-Vout., Future Intentions: Southern Meth- odist. Activities: Football 1, 25 Boys' Bas- ketball lq Outdoor Track 1. Z. BARBARA VIGEANT Future Intentions: Bryant College. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 53 Press Club l, 2, 53 Senior Dramatics l, 2 32 R. I. Honor Society. EVELYN WASSMER Lynn Future Intentimzx: Secretary. Fifty-four VIRGINIA FAITH WAYCOTT Ginger Future Intentionn Office Work. HOWARD WEIR Future lulentions: Providence Col- lege. Activities: Le Cercle Francais l. JOHN R. WESTGATE Jack Future Intentionx: U. S. Navy. Activities: Boys' Glee Club l, 33 Boys' Swimming Team 3: Hi- Ligbt 5g Press Club 3: Radio Club 5: Senior Dramatics 3. SHIRLEY WISNER Future Intentions: OfEce Work. Actiz'ities.' Girls' Basketball 2, 3: Girls' Swim 1, 5: Girls Volley Ball 1, 2. JOHN WOODS Future Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Football 3: Outdoor Track 1. 2. 5. BABRABA WRIGHT Bas .Future I ntentions: Hairdresser. Activities: Badminton 23 Girls' Bas- ketball 3g Girls' Volley Ball 3 Libiary Club 3g Radio Club 1 Senior Dramatics 3. HEIEN C. WUNSCHEL Future Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Badminton 13 Bond Cashiers 2g Girls' Basketball lt Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 54 Girls Volley Ball lg Hi-Light 2. EDWARD YABROUDY Eddie Future Intentions: U. S. Navy. fit , fi ' 1 qw 5 A H fi 'F' A . s Q aint: te ttetttf 5 M' 'A ' iyifjeufjf? irdyirftf K JJ 1 it HELEN JUNE YOUNG Future Intentions: Business. Activities: Badminton 1, 33 Bond Cashiers 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Swim 1, 2, 33 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Light 1Representative 233 Senior Dra- matics 5. RALPH ZALUSKY Zee Future Intentions: Brown Universi- ty. Activities: boys' Swimming Team 1Manager ll: Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 53 Cinemasters 1, 2g Classbook Board fliditor-in-Chiefjg Deutsch- er Verein 2, 35 Hi-Light 1, 2, 3 iSports Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 53, Hi-Y Club 3, Press Club 1, 2, 34 Senior Dramatics 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3 iTreasur':r 25 R. I. Honor Society. IRENE ZUKOWSKI Uziggyn lluture Intentions: Secretary. Actitities: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball 1, 53 Girls' Swim 2. 34 Girls' Volley Ball 1, 2, 5. JOSEPH B. LAPIN ..Joe,, future Intentions: F. B. I. Agent. Activities: German Club lg Boys' Glee Club 1, 35 Hy-Y 35 Radio Club 1, 2, 35 fPresident 33: Cinemasters 1, 2g R. O. M. P. 1, Dramatic Society 1, 5, Swimming Team 25 Football Mgr. 13 Track Mgr. 1. ,- .f- meant 1'? . X gpcirsy P- , N 1 Zvfml - 'fx .. , . ,, ,,. i f ,i 1 3, Fifty-five Fifty-six C lass Ode From our beloved East High School We gather now to part, The mem'ries that we all hold dear Will e'er be in our heart. Through three short years of work and play We each did strive for fame, But now we leave these treasured halls, To play in Life's hard game, Gone are the joys of bygone days, These years of friendships true, As toward the future we now turn, And start in life anew. And when we meet with obstacles And all our cause seems lost, We'11 think of lessons learned at East, To guide us on Life's course. So onward, forty-niners all, Each pioneering soul, And pluck the golden nuggets from The mine that is our goal. Now as we go into the world, We'll shed a little tear, In mem'ry and remembrance of Our Alma Mater dear. Wozdr by RALPH ZALUSKY Music by DOROTHY HIMAN HONORABLE MENTION Audrey Marsh Carolyn McDole Dena Schwartz Loren Thomas I K N J Fifty-eight -'-Za..gi'-f ???!NlFCl!f.3 Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY 1Group LJ Isl row: S. Cosmini, R Deshaies. A. Botris, P Davis, A. Berick, D. Bog dan. 2nd row: I.. Cardnsi, C Crawford, B. Ashburne P. Carrara, M. Costa, E Courchene. 5rd roux' L. Boghossian P. Avedesian. R. Baldani Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY 4Gr0up II. J Ist rnux' E. Gardner, I.. Gilbane. J. Greenwood J. Goorigian, J. Good: reau. G. Gcrardi. 2nd wuz' M. Hebner. J Fillion. A. HinchcliHe, G. Francesconi, A. Hall. N. Fuller. 3rd rorr: IZ. Gervais, D. Fobur. N. Harrison, W Fairweather. Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY QGroup III.7 35 E :.3 PE in EZ gf: :TU E2 P9 :f-Z Q' ZF? PM 5? fix 1 O5-pg S ' ' 'U ., H e Q 5- 3, . - Zim, S-5' Cf -no, -Q 'fl'-' 1 ' gi? P - F6 P715 lv C2 xx. Y Q S V1 75 E, av o 2. Z lNIar5h. G. McMahon. Morin. Marchand. Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY fGroup IV.7 lst row: R. Rohan, J. O'brien, B. Vigeant, R. Schofleld, D. Schwartz. M. Vancouyghcn. 2nd row: V. Varone . Schiappa, N. Rahill, . Y Schiller, S. Niehbur. . r-'CPU Thomas, F. Nnhas. 'Ja -4 l Y e S F' N 'i C vl 77' -1: vu Nahzxbedian. N-ff.-.. 4f Exilim 5-4 V a' Inns ..- N rf :j M Fifty-nine CIASSBOOK BOARD If our Classbook Board meetings could be televised, the following scene in our crowded room would appear: Up front our adviser, Miss Howes, is graciously giving much needed help and advice, checking up on every member to see that each is doing his part. At a battered old desk Ralph Zalus- ky, the clear-thinking chairman, is di- recting the meeting. Beside him, in a tilted chair, Arthur Little is poring over the records of incoming funds from ad- vertisements, scrap-paper drives, and a roller-skating party while his assistant, Nancy Rahill, is collecting payments for classbooks from home room representa- tives. Leo Cardosi, advertising manager, and his assistant, Bob Baldani, have the important task of aiding Arthur arrange advertisements in the dummy. In a far corner of the room three girls are conferring over a stack of sketches. This group is the art commit- tee headed by Ruth Deshaies, the hard- working art editor and originator of the '49 sketches. The Classbook Board of 1949 has wanted to keep up the high standards of our predecessors and to make our class- book the best in the history of the East Senior High School. CLllllill5 Most Beautiful Patricia Sweet Most Attractive Dolores Kay Best Personality Jasmine Goorigian Most Popular jasmine Goorigian Best Disposition Jasmine Goorigian Best Pal Dolores Bogdan Most Ambitious Ruth Deshaies Best Actress Jasmine Goorigian Most Talkative Joan Specht Most Reserved Audrey Marsh Most Respected Audrey Marsh Best Dressed Dolores Kay Best Dancer Ruth Deshaies Most Capable Estelle Gervais Done Most for School Ruth Deshaies Cleverest Ruth Deshaies W'ittiest Joan Specht Most Versatile Ruth Deshaies Most Noncloalant Joan Cavanaugh Best Scholar Estelle Gervais Best Athlete Lorraine Pellitier Most Likely to SucceedEstelle Gervais W Irene Maclsaac Irene Maclsaac Ruth Deshaies Dolores Bogdan Dolores Bogdan Jasmine Goorigian Jasmine Goorigian Jean Fillion Muriel Costigan Dolores Kay Lucille Gilbane Blanche Jette Grace Dempsey Ruth Deshaies Jasmine Goorigian Estelle Gervais Joan Nunez Jasmine Goorigian Blanche jette Dena Schwartz Joan Specht Dena Schwartz ,i i 1 i 4 T L.fK.El-Y O 09.55255 MOST N1 BEST 61667 M05 7- Vg-,O 5? we Most Handsome Most Manly Best Personality Most Popular Best Disposition Best Pal lllost Ambitious Best Actor Most Talkalive Most Reserved Most Respected Best Dressed Best Dancer Most Capable Raymond Baron Robert Brown Richard Buba Richard Buba Richard Buba Richard Buba Ralph Zalusky Leo Goyer William Nelson Arthur Little Arthur Little Richard Schiappa William Nelson Ralph Zalusky Done Most for School Ralph Zalusky Cleeerest Wiltiest Most Versatile Most Nonchalant Best Scholar Best Athlete Ralph Zalusky Fred Nahas Ralph Zalusky Fred Lennon Ralph Zalusky Raymond Rossi Most Likelv to SucceedRalnh Zalusky Richard schiappa I 5,, , Walter Bliss Ralph Zalusky Raymond Rossi Sarkis Nahabcdian Vincent Varone Sarkis Nahabedian William Nelson Vincent Varone Sarkis Nahabedian Ralph Zalusky Robert Baldani joseph Ferri Sarkis Nahabedian Raymond Rossi Fred Nahas James McGee Raymond Rossi George Sonntag Arthur Little Robert Brown Raymond Rossi is -2:1 1:1 ' as I -ff' H N' . .aj N1 f ' lf' ,Lf K , POPU A7057 9,33 s,i,, my mr gg? .umm . X X I 4 ts . A i AJ ' l 1 A .,QfsfSfst5i'fW , ' ' v . A - te' i ' 5 ' site, sag. g: fig it .2 .ht f 35?s,,?,, '1'T g3'- ,qg , .4-,ia: ' f .f- . --1 ' 5' s ,gf ' F 1 194.4 y raw .tat isa J , 1 ' 4 ,f - ' Pfiiwt 1 '- Q- .- ALMQE- 7 is - 1 - .355 ' ,,5:,-H-1211155 Y . ' ,j ' P xy ' gg f 1- ,,,- s K- - - 1 if ll Lxif' Milf? xi' ' wrfw K . 1 A ., . W 'L rf-B - A 656 27 i ' ATHLEX 5562 ff 07' of on M W ao 6, X225 1 fer ifffstv 10 US: O In Q eff C! M' QC' 5: E5 Sixty-four The D. A. R. Awards To AUDREY MARSH and RAYMOND ROSSI, deserving winners of the D. A. R. Awards, we of the Class of '49 extend hearti- est congratulations. Audrey, the sister of' last year's recipient, Earline Marsh, is a shy and industrious senior who graduated from Prospect Street School and then from jenks junior High where she won an essay contest in the ninth grade. She is a member of the Classbook Board, Press Club, Dramatic Society, Radio Club, and is president of the German Club. For a year she was secretary of the Hi-Light staff. Audrey will enter Pembroke College in -September, where she hopes to prepare herself for the eventual fulfillment of her ambition-wrio ing her autobiography. Raymond Rossi also comes from Prospect Street and Jenks junior High Schools. He has been active in sports such as basketball, base- ball, and track. He made the senior varsity basketball squad in his sophomore year and became a first string short-stop on the baseball team. Because of his feats on the Cross Country Team where he broke several records as a long-distance runner, Ray was made cap- tain in his senior year. He is also co-captain of the 'jackets' Class A basketball team, treasurer of the senior class, and a junior Rotarian. Audrey and Ray easily met the standards of scholarship, de- pendability, co-operation, courtesy, loyalty, and leadership demanded of all winners of the good citizenship awards. AUDREY MARSH RAYMOND Rossi .-wfcfG2E:?'L',l fl.. gum? -iiiiim - - wif- , ,t:n!,,a. .J Q ,. J:-.. 'L ,fx x x dxf . x- . . , . ,RTN ,LMv,1,,.p-1f'f 'f.,'2f'2'f 'u'3'm A - -- .M ww ' ' 3' Z - W' , ,N ,ff ff, ' ' HM -, '15, X QMS- '7 'X ' 1: Af Q -6 , ' v 'Z ,aw-2 Q ,.,,,..,, A. '? ' ' . Ax, ,. 'N-.x.,Y...x.. ' ,V iv ,X X, W i oE3'1f'1?bif?f4v?,f- qsgiflfyl ' ' hr 1 rf M4-. X gggwefrgf 3193 . , 2gwcL'f ' dx ff+w12'NM ' 'A Sixty-six Hl-LIGHT STAFF lst 7'0ll'.' Shirley Taylor S. Heald, S. Nahabedian R. Ball. R. Zalusky, N Rahill. M. Costigan, A Marsh. 2nd row: R. Rogala, C. Motyl, M. Camac, M. Gil- lian, M. Schihno. P Braff, N. Welsh, J. Mann J. Fillion, N. Kasparian R. Deshaies, S. Shabo V. Barsoian, J. Bowab. P. Kanarian, C. War- burton, R. Melucci. PRESS CLUB lst rout: J. Bowab, N. Kasparian, V. Barsoian R. Carpenter, P. BraH. C Motyl. N. Welsh, M. Gil- ligan, M. Costigan, J. Mann, L. Tomellini. J Aspinwall. S. Heald, M Camaf. R. Ball. Znd row: F. Motyl. I. Mclsaac. A. Hall, S Tomellini. E. Madonna. M. Abbott. C. Hines. D. Bogdan. J. Farrar, S Roupcnian. R. D-eshaies N. Rahill, J. Fillion. 5rd row: D. Fachuda, B Ashburne. G. Gerardi. J Specht, J. Nunez, I. Red- dington. D. Kay. J. Cav- anaugh. C. Janiec. . Z Schihno. M. Mooney. G Tomcllini, G. Kishfy. -ith row: J. Soucar. P Avedesian. L. Lamb. Nathanson. B. Geiger. Q Kinoian, A. Hiorns. J Logan, M. Barton. G Haincsworth, B. Vigcant. Sth row: R. Zalusky. S Nahabetlian. G. Shabo. J Motrram. I.. Briefly. C Warburton. 1 1 Hi-Light Staff and Press Club Once a month the pupils of East High are seen emerging from school with their noses eagerly buried in the latest issue of the school newspaper, the Hi-Light. Under the editorship of Ralph Zalusky the Hi-Light has flourished, supplying news of sports and of various club activities. The front page announces the news of the moment with bold headlines. The editorial page offers an opportunity to express students' views on such contro- versial topics as Should The Driving Age Be Raised? Also found on this page are the features You Know Them By , the school's Who's Who, and jean Fillion's ulnquiring Reporter . A section is reserved for up-and-coming young poets in Corner of Poetic Injustice . The Hi-Light awards to its deserving members a gold pin for earning 400 points through advertizing or writing, or a silver pin for 100 points. The Press Club furnishes the ways and means for earning enough money for these pins. This year they again sponsored a student-faculty game, which brought in enough to banish their worries for another year. Radio Club The Radio Club of 1949 under the guidance of Miss Brazeau and its president, joan Aspinwall, has had a full and successful year. With the proceeds from a roller-skating party that they sponsored they were able to purchase a wire recorder. The group took part in a series of programs called Youth Talks It Over , which was presented over WEAN under the sponsorship of the Rhode Island Congress of P. T. A. Another radio workshop project was The American Heritage series. This was a collection of stories about the famous documents of the Freedom Train. For its library the club received from station WPJB-FM a transcription of President Trumanis State of the Union address of January sixth, and from Arthur Paquette, music director of WFCI, there was a presentation of six 16-inch transcriptions of Five Centuries of French Music . During the Easter vacation the combined radio clubs of East and West planned to go to Boston for a tour of radio stations and college radio workshops. At the end of the year one member of the club will be selected by Miss Brazeau and David Brook of WFCI to receive the Radio Club Award, a watch, given annu- ally by WFCI for outstanding participation in the club program. RADIO CLUB lst row: I. Chozny, J. Goorigian, D. Bogdan, S. Nathanson, Q. Kinoian, V. Barsoian, R. Deshaies, G. Sprague, J. Aspinwall, N. Kasparian, M. Barton, J. Logan. 2nd row: O. Anderson. A. Bottis, J. Mann, P. Bralf, P. Gauvin, B. Lox- om, M. Costigan, R. Car- penter, A. Hiorns, J. Cavanaugh, L. Tomellini. F. Motyl, J. Nunez, J. Specht. 5rd rouz' F. Reddington, G. Tomellini, M. Moon- ey, C. Janice, D. Kay. J. Soucar. G. Shabo, S. Na- habedian, L. Briefly, L. Lamb. E. Kelly, M. Gra- ham, D. Douglas, M. Ab- bott. 4th row: S. Krikorian, N. Welch, C. Motyl, C. Warburton, F. Barrow- clough, R. Elliott, D. Chmielewski, E. Cohan, R. Carlson, J. Mottram, N. Demetropolous, T. Gagnon. Sixty-seven GIRLS' GLIEIE CLIJB lGroup l.l Rohan. H. Wlinschell. If Gardner. S. Krikorian, N Patriquin. C. Crawford Miss M. Hosmer. 52121 322' SPP -U gl.. cr QE' Wu '-IZU Blais. 5rd rouf: M, Majellian, Goorigian, B. Lull, Francesconi. A. Bottis, G Britto. GIRLS' GLIEE CLUB iGroup IIA Ifirsl row: I. Mastoliez B. McMahon. A. Hiorns XV. Perkowski. C. Ather ton. I. Mathews. P. Fob er, E. Smith. Second rmr: B. Romani B. Marcinkiewicz, I-I Keleghun, M. Golish, E 0'Neil, B. Healy, M. MC Cormick, N. Pickuvant. Third rou': H. Seguin. B Alix. F. Hoyt. C. Aronc V. Reddington. S. Nath anson, A. Pelligrini. N Kasparian. Fourth row: L. Schwaery E. Francesconi. T. Con vey, G. Berry. D. Duffy A. O'Neil, P. Dion, M Abbott. Fifth row: L. LaVignc, A Keough, K. Dugan. Sixty-eight Girl,s Glee Club On Wednesday of each week the girls who especially enjoy singing met together under the leadership of Miss Miriam Hosmer. This group sang for us in the Christmas assembly, and afterwards gathered around the Christmas tree to sing the lovely age-old carols. Some of the members took part in the state-wide Festival of Music. For faithfulness in attendance the seniors receive pins, memen- toes of three years of fun and work together. lr! rolex' N. Harriaon. B. to m Fl. 'Q e 2 ?' E Q 2. n F U TREBLE CLEF CLUB The Treble Cluf Club comprised a small group of girls with either a special interest in music or a talent for it. The songsters gathered in Room 408 once a week to practice and perfect their reper- toire. They took part in Glee Club ac- tivities, singing several numbers in the Christmas assembly. Their most impor- tant appearance, however, was their con- cert of Christmas music given at the Paw- tucket Woman's Club. They were rep- resented at the Rhode Island Music Fes- tival, and on Class Day the graduates re- ceived pins for one year of membership. BOYS' GLEE CLUB No coverage of the Music Depart- ment would be complete without men- tion of the Boys' Glee Club. Under Mr. Garland's skillful direction, the members made their regular appearances at assem- bly programs, joining with the Girls' Glee Club for many numbers, and took part in the Rhode Island Music Festival. all TREBLE CLEF CLUB lr! row: Virginia Kiel- basa. Gloria Francesconi, jasmine Goorigian. Eliz- abeth Paterno, Norma Harrison, Claire Arone, Flora Hoyt. Valerie Red- dington. Ruth Deshaies. .Zud rozr: Marsha hic- Cormick. Nancy Patri- quin, Cynthia Crawford, Sona Krikorian, Anita Lapin. Barbara Rohan. Dorothy Himan. Norma Pickavant. Georgiana Kishfy. Sealed: Barbara Lull. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Leader: Mr. Richard T. Garland. Accomparlisl: Dorothy Himan. lst muf: Robert Morris, J. Jenson. David Kim- mitt, Arnold Cowan. Wailter Martley. Roy jackson. .Znd rouf: Leon Boghos- sian, A. Bessette. Robert Fuller, Robert Mellucci. Richard Bertini, Edward Kelly. 5rd row: Chester Kisiel. Charles Drummond, Lor- ing Chadwick. Wfilliam Searles. Malcolm Christie. john Westgate. Michael Graham. 4111 rou-: Leo Goyer. T. Gagnon, Frank Mclfiale. J. Zainyeh. Richard Ball, john Avedisian. Sixty-nine Seventy THE BAND Under the direction of Mr. Gray this organization d i d exceptionally w e l l , ranking high among the school bands of R. I. The group made many appearances during the year. They visited the junior high schools, played at football games and assemblies, and took part in the state Music Festival. One especially pleasant and memorable experience was their appearance at the Wrentham School for the Handicapped. As a representative of graduating band members, I want to wish to all budding Koussevitskysu enjoyment and the best of luck in their musical careers. BAND ls! faux' R. Bertini, P. Avcdisian. L. Shustack, D. Allsup, J. Lavallee, D. Delaney. Znd raw: D. Metzigatti. A. Gustafson, R, Clarke. L. Chadwick, R. O'Bricn. 5rd rouu' L. Thomas, E. frew, C. Kisiel. 41h row: A. Bartholene. A. Gill. R. Brown, L. Goyer. Slb rouz' P. Pawlitchek. lino. J. Latourneuu. ORCH ESTRA lx! mir: D. Himan, M Christy. A. Berick, B Vigcant. J. Nazarian, L Schwartz. P, Davis, M Price. Znd rou': L. Boghossian V, Kanarinn, D. Allsup J. Lavullec. L. Thomas A. Barthlein. l. Nozo Carson, R. Buba, C. Reu- L. Boghossian, J. Coppo- lino. THE ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Robert Gray, rehearsed every Tuesday afternoon for school assemblies, plays, and for the Music Festival. The selections for the all-state Music Festival, held annually in P r o v id e n c e , were French Military Marching Song by Sigmund Romberg, Mark Twain by Scarmolin, Invitation To the Dance by von Weber, Red Cavalry March by Morton Gould, and Syncopated Clock by Anderson. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le premier lundi de chaque mois, quelques eleves des classes de francais se reunissent pour mieux connaitre la vie et les coutumes des Francais. Avec l'aide de notre chere amie et directrice, Mlle. Kathrine MacKenzie, et les offi- ciers, Lucille Gilbane, presidenteg Phyl- lis Davis, vice-presidenteg Madeline Van- Couyghem, secretaireg et Ernest Cour- chene, tresorier, les membres du cercle se sont amuses pendant qulils ont appris des coutumes et des fetes francaises inter- essantes. Nous souhaitons la bonne chance aux cercles futurs. DEUTSCHER VEREIN Die Absicht des Deutscher Vereins ist die Kenntnis der deutschen Schuler durch Unterhaltungen zu fordern und sie mit den Gebrauchen und den Sitten des deutschen Volkes besser bekannt zu machen. Unter der Leitung Fraulein Hagstroms, unserer Lehrerin, hat der Deutsche Verein sich einmal im Monat versammelt. Die Versammlungen im Dezember und im juni waren besonders interessant. FRENCH CLUB ls! roux' L. Messier, B Gammons, O'Neill. E Courchene, P. Davis. M Vancouyghen. J. Farrar. F. Gardner. Jud. rozv: N. Thomson G. Kishfy, D. Schwartz A. Berick. W. Lambert C. Atherton, B. Foy. M Bolas. A. Choqucttc. 5rd ruuu' J. Deliostn. H Mathews. A. Little, R Baltlani, R. Forest, J. Na zarian. GERMAN CLUB lx! row: G. Stubin, A Lapin. P, Avcdesian, A. Marsh. L.. Crawford. W. Nelson, A. Hiorns. P. Braff. Znd row: R. Richter, M. Barton. J. Logan, O. An derson, E. Hirsch. 5rd rout S. Nahabedian Bow ab F Losievsicz J. ' , ., ' ' . R. Zalusky. R. Bessette. R. Bertini. Seventy-one THE CIN EMASTERS For along time the school's need for a large auditorium projector had been recognized. During the past year East became the posessor of this piece of equipment, partly through the efforts of the Cinemasters, or Visual Education Club. Under the direction of Mr. Wil- fred Berube, Visual Education Director in Pawtucket, the members again assist- ed in this modern method of teaching, operating the motion picture machines for classes in history, biology, and many others. Seventy two CINEMASTERS lx! row: John Barlow. Donald Meunicr, Robert Johnston. Frank McCabe. Richard Reerz, Leon Lamb. lnd row: Warren New- ell, Gordon Sprague. ROMP lcfl In right: Miss M. Quirk, Adviser: J. Smith. D. Hebner, R. Morris. J. Avedesian. J. Hull. J. Rcnfew. ROMP The Royal Order of Master Pho- tographers, familiarly known as ROMP, conducted a series of slide lectures as its major activity. The series was presented with the aid of a leading photographic concern and did much to enlighten the members in regard to technical problems. In adition to the lectures, there was a memorable meeting at which John Av- edesian, a club member, presented his Kodachrome slides and talked of his ex- periences in Germany. We all agreed that the ROMP had had a successful and busy year under the leadership of Miss Mary Quirk, consultant. LIBRARY CLUB The nineteen members of the Li- brary Club, with joan Cavanaugh as president, inaugurated a busy season with a party for the new sophomore members. The club also celebrated the Christmas season with two social affairs. At an as- sembly period during Book Week six girls gave reports about the many new booksithe library offered to pupils. By selling candy at the hrst Dramatic So- ciety play, the club earned money for pins and for more books. Thus, the Li- brary Club had a prosperous and enjoy- able year. y Under Miss Irene Carlin's skillful leadership the group was most active, performing many services for the school and enjoying themselves at the same time. ONE WORLD CULTURAL CLUB The One World Cultural Club was organized by Dr. Leoni's classes. The purpose of the group was to teach stu- dents to think in terms of One World, to help them realize that all human beings are inter-dependent, and to help them understand the humanitarian ideals of the United Nations' Charter. The program was a full one, includ- ing speakers from Poland and Germany, who described conditions in those coun- tries. The group sang The United Na- tions' Hymn at Hope High School in honor of the third anniversary of the United Nations' Charter. Miss Beatrice Choquette and Miss Margaret Tingley assisted Dr. Leoni as faculty advisers. LIBRARY CLUB Ist rouu' J. Heneault. R. Dumas. B. Metz. J. Tay- lor. J. Cavanaugh. D. Bogdan. G. Bliss. B. Wfal- lace. Ind rouu' C. Sylvester, A. Bancroft. I.. Hull. 1. Britland. A. Hiorns. C. Maclntyre. M. Lennon. N. Curtis. A. Gill. C. But- ters. B, Wfrighr. ONE XVORLD CULTURAL CLUB lsl rouu' J. Taylor. B. Metz. L. Cardosi. G. Fran- cesconi. M. Kennedy. M. Graham, E. Roberteillc. M. Buonchristianni. 2nd rnuz' L. LaVigne. L. Lecdham. P. Carrara, B. Healy, A. Biagioni. C. Butters, A. Bottis. J. Als- worth, j. Cavanaugh. L. Tomellini. V. Barsoian. B. Chezk. 5rd raw: A. Cowan. O. Druun, F. Kelly, R. Du- mas. G. Madfounian. Seventy three Motyl. J. Goodreuu, W. JUNIOR ROTARIAN S The Rotarians of this community are interested in the young people as evi- denced by their continued support of the Junior Rotarian program in all the high schools of the Blackstone Valley area. These fortunate young men selected by the various principals are given the unu- sual privilege of attending the luncheon and hearing informative speakers. Poli- tical leaders, clergymen, industrialists, and visiting Rotarians from all over the world gave the lectures at the Rotary Club luncheons. Seventy four JUNIOR ROTARIANS lx! row, xeaied: Leo Car- dosi, Ernest Courchene. Leon Boghossian. Para- mez Avcdesian, Richard Schiappa, Richard Buba. 2nd row: Sarkis Nahabe- dian. John Royal. Robert Baldani. Arthur Little. Ralph Zalusky, Raymond Rossi. TRI-HI-Y ls! rrm'S 1. Specht. E. Reddington, J. Aspinwall, N. Wfclch, J. Nunez. F. Motyl. J. Fillion. L. Tom- ellini, I. Maclsaac. 2nd raw: R. Maymon, G. McMahon. M. Abbott. S. Heald. Pearson. C. Hines, L. Dott. R, Cur- pentcr. I.. Smith, A. De- nellc, G. Mulligan. C. Droztlowski l TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y Club of the YMCA was newly organized this year. The ten sen- ior, ten junior, and five sophomore mem- bers, chosen by a special committee of girls, elected the following officers: joan Nunez, president, Nancy Welch, vice- president, Frances Motyl, secretary, Jean Fillion, treasurerg and joan Aspinwall, chaplain. Miss Evelyn Ramos is the fac- ulty adviser. This club will work in future years in conjunction with the boys' Hi-Y to foster good fellowship and high ideals of clean living. Hay-rides, dances, movies, and inter- THE STUDENT CLUB One of the most popular and inter- esting groups at the Y. W. C. A. is the Student Club, which consists of senior girls from several near-by schools. The yearly program includes discussions on problems of the teen-ager, mother-and- daughter social events, dances, hayrides, and out-of-town conferences. Talks by several prominent women were of great interest to the members. Two of the speakers were: Mrs. Dorothy Phillips, child psychologist, and Dr. Natalie Kechijian. All events were un- der the supervision of Mrs. E. Scott, adviser. THE EAST HI-Y During the past year the branch of the National Hi-Y Fellowship of Paw- tucket East High School has endeavored to live up to the four C's of all Hi-Y clubs: clean thoughts, clean speech, clean sports, and clean living. The executive board comprised the following: Richard Buba, president, Leon Boghossian, vice-president, Bill Nelson, secretary, and Fred Lennon, treasurer. Mr. Selby Greenhalgh was the adviser. club meetings were features of the social program. ill l C U rn Z l 0 :- Cf U S'33E'?3E,'Q?3f DP2'-'Sl oeeD'f ' ND. 453:23 msxfns mDg.S .'U -QPQD .. O- fn UQ -.ff ig 'T' O 5-' 525 astra Z 25.39575 F' Im' ,ff 0 :::3-53PZ'f1ZlU7 fvoopg.: -uv-ni: 3.2322 ul.:-7-. . :T ' NWI! o GNFU? P52-we kowski, N. Thomson. Seed, L. Tomellini, Nunez. E. Rcddington. Costigan. J. Aspinwall, Cv-D WOO .,. 'AEE NH w,..,C- Eir- O . L.. Z I-I O 2. g 3 rv S. Niebhur. N. Rahill, N. Harrison, A. Hall, I. Mclsaac. E. Ashburnc, D. Fachada, J. Specht, D. lmondi. G. Hainesworth. H. Caffrey. EAST HI-Y lx! row: Sarkis Nahuhe- dian, William Nelson. Le- on Boghossian, Richard Buba, Fred Lennon, Ar- thur Little. 2nd row: Walter Kelly. Ralph Zalusky. Edward Cohan, Stevan Little, Kenneth Douglas, Loren Thomas, Everett Pearson, Albert Sankcy. Seventy five an SENIOR RECEPTION COMMITTEE Left to right: Ruth De- shaies, James McGee, Arthur Little, jasmine Goorigian, Leo Goyer. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Left to right: Iris Kinoian I in z ,W fi Olga Anderson, Arlene Hall, Jasmine Goorigian, Lorraine Pelletier. Seated: Richard Buba. THE SENIOR RECEPTION THE JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE On the evening of June 10, 1949, the most important social function of the year took place when the school gymna- sium was transformed into a Viennese ballroom as a setting for the Senior Re- ception. Crystal chandeliers suspended from the ceiling cast a soft glow upon the elaborately draped room. Heavenly blue flame roping marked off the dance floor where the many couples danced to the music of Tommy Masso. Potted palms and glittering drapes set off the receiving line and formed a scintillating background for the dancers and guests. Miss Hope V. Carey, faculty adviser, was in charge of this memorable affair. Seventy six COMMITTEE There were many reasons for the enthusiasm evidenced by the ,49ers and their friends at the junior Prom. Chief among these was the festive appearance of the gym with its pretty festoons, its attractive ceiling of pink streamers, and white trellisses adorned with colonial bouquets. This pleasing background for the '49ers' major social function of the year was planned and arranged with the help of Miss Dorothy Johnson, faculty adviser and member of the Art Depart- ment. JUNIOR PROM and SENIOR RECEPTION ART COMMITTEES The junior Prom Art Committee, headed by Dolores Kay and Ruth De- shaies as co-chairmen, transformed the gym into a gay flower garden for all who attended the prom. As the Redjfzcleet went to press, the Senior Reception Art Committee, direct- ed by Dolores Kay, were still planning a delightful surprise for the '49ers for their outstanding social event of the year. CAP and GOWN COMMITTEE At the beginning of the year the seniors nominated ten students as candi- idates for the Cap and Gown Committee. The six receiving the greatest number of votes were Dolores Bogdan, chairman, Frances Motyl, Leon Boghossiaan, Harold MacKenzie, Bob Baldani, and Dick Buba. Mr. John Masterson was the faculty ad- viser. This group took the measurements of the seniors for caps and gowns, decid- ed upon the color, black as usual, and made arrangements for the immediate and safe return of the regalia to the ren- tal company. JUNIOR PROM AND SENIOR RECEPTICN ART COMMITTIZISS Left to rigbl: S. Oldrid, K. Pollock, C. Melucci. R. Deshaies, F. Kennett. D. Kay. R. Schoheld, D. Hedburg. C. Crawford, J. Coodrtuu. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Leon Boghossian, Richard Bu!-a, Dolores Bogdan. Robert Baldani, Harold MacKenzie. Sex entx sevtn Wilbur Seventy-eight Student Council Under the supervision of the faculty adviser, Mr. John S. Masterson, the Student Council has met and planned various activities and school improvements. Its purpose is to give voice to student ideas and thus co-ordinate teacher and pupil relationship. When President Richard Buba taps his gavel, the group begins to work, pre- senting new ideas, suggesting improvements, and voting upon issues. For in- stance, crowded cafeteria conditions caused many complaints, so the councilors planned a new arrangement of the tables to relieve the congestion in some parts of the room. After the resignation of our former principal, Mr. Henry J. Winters, the Council arranged for his portrait to be placed in the main office. Following the suggestion of our new principal, Mr. james McGeough, the members voted to hold their sessions after school instead of during school classes. Every year, the Student Council adorns the first floor corridor with a huge Christmas tree, replete with bright-colored balls, electric lights, Santa Clauses, and sparkling snow. This gay attraction supplies the Christmas atmosphere and imbues both teachers and pupils with a real Christmas spirit. It is an annual task for the Council to sell ice cream bars at the basketball games. This is a profitable venture, for the fans, hoarse from cheering, are eager to purchase the cooling refreshments. Now, at the end of our school year, the Student Council deserves praise for its efforts to present our complaints and to satisfy our wishes. STUDENT COUNCIL lx! you Ruth Schofield Joan Goodreau Muriel Costigan Richard Buba Nancy Welch Robert Fuller, Joan Aspinwall jasmine Goorigmn 2nd rou Martha Camac Eunice Pearson Shirley Heald, Jeanne Farrar Adrienne Pellegrxni Nan cy Kasparian 3rd rou Mr Masttrson Adviser Norman Fthier Sarkis Nahabedian Ralph Zalusky john Collins Fred Lennon James Roy Walter Bliss Andrew use ian ,vw m I' 4 J' Q? I R. e if I K Y ' U ,I f' fy' ,Af 91' ' SJ ' if 3 -9 if if . - 'gf ,ai J , Q: N If , , .E E! f rf 'e .R I , vi' Q 'rf ,nh I, ' 1 2j gi. 1, Iv. 'M,S f, 233' 1:,1v,,TffA,-Aehf y -ffm. P' fs-7' :xi ' A .. es ff?'MMfQ- 1 u?filg:,.'. , , if .,,,,,m,,,,,,,, .M 'ai'FA1wfK Q 'T . , 4 rfv' Q . L 2 ,,:,,4WM -. -ul 'DEQ .wx I., ,f ,fg - .M 471 Ii' ri? - .2 E k .,,,,,,,f,.,,-.nw ,.1-mu-vm--f-.uni , f msg eglgg is 'H lg 1 ff' s-if X434 Eg, - gf rv, ,W 5 ff' A . W- 2 ' H U. N M? f gg M.- :1,,,4'-I W so V - 1 ,gxjfiigiby -,g if H225 . ' H259 -' :rrp ,. .,-Y k , ' ., +s.E'?iFy. wr' f A V mfg . V A Vglbb y:..f,1p1,,:f- Y , ' A 135555.52535 KISHAIES UYOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU D. Douglas, L. Goyer, L. Briefly. J. Johnson, J. Fillion L UHANSEL AND GRETELH Eighty-two Left to right: R. Zalusky. L. Gilbane. G. Dupont. C. Hines, N. W'elsh. J. Nunez, L. Tomellini, R. Dcshaies SENIOR PLAY, DOUBLE DOORH Left lo right: L. Goyer, F. Motyl, S. Nahabedian, R. Oberg. G. Gerardi, L. Thomzs, J. Aspinwall, O. An- derson, J. Cavanaugh, G. Dupont, J. Westgate. Dramatic Society As the curtain closed on the Dramatic Society's first presentation of the year, a burst of applause resounded from the audience, showing the hard-working cast and crew that their efforts had not been in vain. The play, You Can't Take It With Youu, depicted the unusual antics of an unusual family, the Sycamores. Amid the confusion, created by a budding ballerina and an energetic scientist, romance bloomed between Alice Sycamore and Tony, her bossls son. The senior play, Double Door , was the story of domineering Victoria Van Bret. Strongly opposed to the marriage of her brother, Rip, to Anne Darrow, she did everything in her power to make the bride unhappy. Nothing stood in her way-not even murder! Postponement of the play due to a belated blizzard seemed to inspire the well-prepared cast to even greater efforts. All gave especially line performances. joan Cavanaugh, in her first role, more than did justice to a very demanding part. It was a thoroughly satisfying evening. At the Drama Festival, held this year at East High, the ,49ers offered the fairy tale, Hansel and Gretelf' Ruth Deshaies as the baby-sitter told her small charges the famous story of the brother and sister and their adventure with a wicked witch. A gay musical comedy, School Days , brought the drama season of East to a close. Members from all classes participated in this f1nal offering which was written and directed by Miss Hope V. Carey, Director of Dramatics. Eighty-three Sai W E s E:EI-HND THE SCENES ry, 1 QQ A , :a-A-5-Wwe.-Ng, W, ,ff AN- Y ff 'R Af gx K, if X gl 3 m ,f-0'-Q., 'Q Q 558. 'Q pg Q V W X 0.3 xxx. . Z nk ! ' M 'f --1-lf Q' ' X N ix 'f H 'N KW, Q X W Y X Z, if ' 'K 1-, x 1' X ax E xfkv yt X . X' X X , w x g' N x S Xl X xl .5 i X 1 3 X K .L x f ,l U is Q 2 2 QQ was pe, X 3 I L I I I 1 I X 3 bw D 0 Ill Eighty-six BOYS' BASKETBALL lx! rouf: Co-captains Ray- mond Rossi and Richard Buba. 2nd row: George Boyce, James Roy, Kenneth Mar- tin, Fred Lennon, George Sonntag, Richard Folan. 3rd row: Manager joseph Ferri, Vincent Varone, John Pimental, John Kosty. John Collins, Francis Langtagne. Basketball Team With such stellar performers as Co-Captains Ray Rossi and Dick Buba, with first-stringers Fred Lennon, George Sonntag, Frank Lantagne, and the dependable reserve, Vin Varone, the Redjacket quintet of '49 rolled up a record of 17 vic- tories and 6 losses, and finished in third place in a closely knit Class A race. The 'jackets also captured the Pawtucket city championship by downing St. Raphael twice and by splitting with the state champions, West High School. The '49ers brought a hustling and inspired squad into the state play-offs, and in the quarter finals romped over the defending champions, Westerly High School. However, in the semi-finals the 'Jackets were nipped by La Salle Academy, 36-34, in a hotly disputed game. In the consolation round the Easterners finished in a blaze of glory by trouncing De La Salle 73-48. East derived more solace when Ray Rossi, who was also elected to the All- State Team, receiving the Outstanding Player Award for his brilliant display in the La Salle game. Looking in retrospect at the '49 quintet, we acknowledge the excellent work Coach Arthur Nooney has done with the team which almost reached the state finals. Whittier had some fitting words to offer on the subject: Of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these-it might have been. SCHEDULE E.H.S. OPP. NEW BEDFORD 36 26 DURFEE 34-27 32-33 CENTRAL 45-62 23-40 LA SALLE 40-31 39-40 ROGERS 54-33 42-25 E. PROVIDENCE 56-40 33-43 DE LA SALLE 37-38 52-36 WEST 36-32 33-33 CRANSTON 54-52 41-34 MT. PLEASANT 64-6l 28-34 ST. RAPHAEL 65-53 49-40 HOPE 44-33 29-5 Football Team Three co-captains headed the '49 Football Team, which was coached by Alex Nahigian. In the election for captain, three lettermen were tied for the position, so Walter Bliss, Ted Kulis, and Richard Blais were allowed to share the honor. When the grid-men were informed that they had been placed in Class A, they were instantly aware of the difficult schedule they must face. Even as they entered the field of play, defeat was staring them hard in the faceg yet they carried on with a spirit and pugnacity that merited the praise and respect of their fellow classmen. The fact that the score board indicates few victories is not of such great importance. The good sportsmanship and the graciousness with which the '49ers met their defeats we remember and admire. FOOTBALL lst row: J. McDonnell, N. Lynch, D. Chnjelew- ski, B. Brown, W. Bliss, T. Kulis, R. Blais, J. Mc- Gee, A. Cardosi, E. Par- dini, D. Bessette. Znd row: Coach Ponta- relli, J. Thornton, J. Woods, T. Gagnon, E. Pearson, W. Kelly, J. Col- lins, J. Hardrow, R. Fo- lan, J. McGeough, R. Chadwick, J. Kelly, Mgr. Vecoli. crd row: Coach Couhig, J. Gauthier, J. Keenan, G. Girouard. J. Bertozzi, J. Kosty, D. Butt, J. Chelo, J. Carney, J. Sweeney: L. Klang, Coach Nahigian. :FEast 19 .... ..........,... W est 0 East 0 E. Providence 19 East 6 Mt. Pleasant 21 4fEast 27 ....... Rogers 19 East 6 ..... Cranston 40 East 7 ..,. LaSalle 39 East 0 .... .......... Ce ntral 6 1'East 13 .,.... Portsmouth 0 East 6 ..... ....... S t. Raphael 7 Eighty-seven CROSS COUNTRY The East High harriers of '49 were led by All-State Captain Ray Rossi, Paul Benoit, Bob Boisse, and Bill Reid. Coached by Max Read, the team took top honors in the State Carnival and finished fourth both in the State Meet and in Class A competition-a fine record by a fine team which had lost some key mem- bers through graduation. Eighty eight CROSS COUNTRY TEAM lst row: D. Gauthier, A Sankey, W. Reid. 2nd row: W. Tomlinson R. Rossi, E. Marchand F. Kouble. R. Boissc. TRACK TEAM lx! row: I.. Naintenu. R Boisse, R. Brown. J. Fer ri. XV. Reid. T. Mac Donald. W. Nelson. W Tomlinson. Znd raw: J. Generoux, H Lancaster, L. Voyer. A Little. W. Bliss. A. Siedel A. Sankey. TRACK East's outlook for the coming track season is very bright, due to the fact that many veterans are returning. Over a dozen experienced seniors and several tal- ented juniors will form the foundation of the team. This year the boys hope to avenge the narrow defeat suffered at the Clipper Relays in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, last year. GOLF TEAM Left to rigblx L. Boghos- sian. R. Baron. R. Loud. f A XV. Kelly. 'TENNIS Le!! to right: B. Johnston, K. Douglas. A. Little. R. Zalusky. GOLF With such experienced performers as Bob Loud, Ray Baron, and Leon Boghossian, the East High golfers should be one of the leading contenders for the state championship. Last year, under the able coaching of Jack Reed, the team compiled a record of 7 victories and l defeat. As the Red- jacket goes to press we can only make a prediction, based on past performances, of a bright future. We TENNIS TEAM Although the East netmen had not fared too well in league competition dur- ing the past two years, the T49 squad hoped for a better year with three first- team men back for the season. The jack- ets used Oak Hill Tennis Courts as their base of operations. At this writing, the coach of the squad had not been appointed. Even though their record was on the lean side, the East Tennis Team played with the characteristic '49er spirit to win. nm it -'fi S' .- t 'O , A A l . ...., H... A' 4 LW, K. fi ,ly 'ii ri ,' fi V' fl t . 4 it RY ,ails I A , V Mfypijfwtpy , .R G V 5 -f .W f 'iv K ' A , 9-i.Lf'.'if YN H R Eighty-nine Ninety BASEBALL TEAM lst row: J. Forest, J Roy, P. Benoit, S. Na habedian, A. Hallal, R Rossi, G. Boyce. 2nd row: D, Rysckiewicz R. Daniels, J. Chelo, W Richards, G. Sonntag. 3rd row: P. Jackson Manager, R. Rounds, J Dolan, R. Rothwell, R Sullivan. Baseball Team For the past three years the names of baseball and Chet Nichols have been synonymous. East's brilliant player, now with the Boston Braves, left a place dif- ficult, if not impossible, to fill. Bob Rothwell, Al Hallal, Bill Dolan, and Spinny Rounds, all of whom had seen considerable service last year, were the boys who would have to endeavor to make up for Nichols' loss. They were the candidates who answered Coach Alex Nahigian's call for aspirants for either battery position. In addition, there were three regulars from the '48 campaign who could be counted on for dependable and creditable performances. Ray Rossi, short stop, sec- ond baseman Tatty Nahabedian, and outfielder George Boyce, veterans all, would form the nucleus for the '49 team. As the Redjacket went to press the schedule had not started, but with the players mentioned above and with a few new recruits Coach Nahigian hoped to have a team that would duplicate the highly successful record of '-48. Swimming Team This year the East High swimmers, under the able coaching of Max Read, performed even more brilliantly than ever. Throughout the entire season they showed themselves to be so well-balanced and consistant, that they quite handily won all but one of their dual meets. This lone loss was in the initial meet at La Salle Academy. East later gained revenge in their own pool with a thrilling 46 to 29 victory which was not decided until we had won both the medley and the 200- yard freestyle relays. By winning eleven straight dual meets, the East High mermen compiled an average of 47 points per meet against 26 for the opposition. One unusual fact about this great team was that only four seniors were on it. They were jack Campbell, Ken Douglas, Bob Brown, and Tom Gaughan. Of these four boys probably the most outstanding was jack Campbell, who smashed the school record in the breaststroke. Other prominent stars were the following: Ralph Brisco, Joe MsDonald, Lou Brierly, Bob O'Brien, and Frank Kouble, free- stylers and medley swimmers, Milt Franklin, a great backstrokerg and our sopho- more star, Ed Carberry, diver. Undoubtedly, the climax of the season was the winning of the Lt. George Meehan Meet. After just being nosed out of first place in both the Brown Inter- scholastics and the New England Interscholastics by Portland, Maine, East came back in this last meet and decisively defeated all competitors, including their arch- rivals of Rhode Island, La Salle. With this successful season to their credit, the remaining juniors and sopho- mores looked ahead optimistically toward next year. SEASON RECORD BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM lst row: John Campbell, Thomas Gaughan, Robert Brown, Edward Carberry. Robert O'Brien, Frank Kouble, Robert Mac- Donald, Ralph Brisco. Bernard Ryskiewicz. Jos- eph MacDonald, Robert Brown, Milton Franklin. 2nd row: Robert Morris, Hugh Reed, Edward Mac- Donald, T. Blake, Brad- ford Snow, Armand Bes- sette, George Gerard, K. Brown, R. Sullivan, Rich- ard Dease. Steven Little. E. H. S. Opponent: 31 44 LA SALLE ,..................,.... MOSES BROWN .... . ..... 48 27 BROOKLINE ....... ....... 4 5 21 HARTFORD ,........,.....,.,.. 45 21 ST. RAPHAEL .................. 58 17 LA SALLE ..................,,.. 46 29 WORCESTER ACADEMY 49 26 ST. GEOR ES ...,............., 43h SIM ST. RAPHAEL .................. 58 17 GARDNER ............ ....... 4 7 28 XVEST ................................ 51 24 BROWN INTER. ............ 2nd place WEST .........,.......,..........,... 45 32 N. E. INTER. .................. 2nd place LT. MEEHAN MEET ., .... lst place Ninety-one Ninety-two GIRLS' BASKETBALL Betwen Christmas and our February vacation, the Girls' Basketball tourna- ment was held after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Five senior, five junior, and nine sophomore teams, which were divided into four leagues, took part, playing Round Robin games. The top sophomore team, captained by Marlene Abbot, beat Jeanne Farrar's Junior team. The sophomores then played Grace Dempsey's winning senior team, losing this time to the undefeated upperclass- men. ' GI RLS' BASKETBALL Left lo right: Marlene Moffit, Jasmine Goorigi- an, Joyce Juckett, Bar- bara Reed, Grace Demp- sey, Eileen Smith, Irene Zukowski. Lorraine Pel- letier. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL lst row: I. Zukowski, M. Vancouyghen, M. Bibby, J. Jurkett, J. Nunez, S. Niebhur, N. Thomson, J. Lapierre. 2nd row: J. Young, A. Gill, C. Donlevy, F. Neill, M. Collins, M. Buon- christianni, R. Dixon, C. Betters. 3rd row: M. Gilligan, J. Farrar, J. Roy, P. Hunt, M. Stanford, B. Rybak. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Volleyball, a favorite after-school sport for girls, was especially popular this year. Teams made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors enthusiastically com- peted for the school championship. The three winners then played for the school title, which was won by the senior Life- guards captained by Joyce juckett. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM lx! row: R. Dixon, A Droll. B. Childers, M Bibby. C. Crawford, L Lambert, E. Smith, J. Specht. J. Young, I. Zu- lfowski, S. Niebhur, M Vancouyghen. J. Juckert F. Neil, M. Stanford. ,I McAlmont. B. Powell. 2nd row: E. Fortin, C Betters. F. Hoyt, R. Ro gala, T. Robinson. Seguin, B. I-Iulme, Battison, A. Gill, Lienhos. V. Newsham. . Curtis, B. Loxsom. P. Gauvin. J. Lapierre. GIRLS' BADMINTON Left tn right: Jane Mc- Almont, Jeanne Farrar. Gloria McMahon. Joan Specht, Irene Zukowski, Bertha Ryback. ,levnne Laforcst. Constance Beta ters. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM The East High mermaids practiced frequently this year in order to make their team a winning one. joan Specht was captain of the Girls' Swimming Team and of the Senior squad, Fay Neill captained the juniors, and Veronica Newsham, the Sophomores. In the inter- class meets the juniors triumphed over the Seniors by winning two out of three contests. The East girls brought the sea- son to a successful close by twice defeat- ing their city rivals of West High School in their annual competition. BADMIN TON Badminton was again the most popular sport for girls at East High. This activity, which had a larger turn- out than any other, was open to girls of all classes. Sophomores played on Thurs- days after schoolg juniors and Seniors, Tuesdays. .Any girl who wished to do so might referee. An incentive to better playing was the annual school Badmin- ton Championship, which took place in April. This contest was open to singles and doubles players. First place winners received racketsg runners up, birdies and cases. The Redjacket deadline had to be met before the play-offs were held, so the final results could not be recorded. '-.Zim l 'r-- Ninety-three CHEERLEADERS A red and white streak zooms across the gym floor and jumps into action. This spirited group is the East High cheerleaders, who attend all the games and lead the avid fans in rooting the team to victory. Headed by jasmine Goorigian, the cheerleaders are symbolic of fine sportsmanship and strong school spirit. Ninety four CHEERLEADERS lxl raw: 1. Goodreau, R Schofield. J. Goorigian J. johnson, G. Dempsey Bud rnuz' M. Buonchristi ani. M. Gillignn. J. Fat rar. G. Mulligan, C. Don levy, IW. Collins. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Mr. John R. Reed, Raymond Rossi, Robert Brown, Mr. james P. Mca Geough, Cynthia Craw- ford, Mr. Max Read. ATHLETIC COUNCIL At the end of each season the Ath- letic Council, composed of the principal, the athletic director, faculty adviser, and three students appointed by the direc- tor, meet to devise plans which will faci- litate a smooth-running athletic pro- gram. The decisions of this group are not too well known to the school as a whole, but they contribute much to the well-organized sports schedule at East. The council suggests and votes upon changes of policy in the method of pre- senting letters and formulates ideas to stimulate interest in athletics. THE MEMBERS of the Classbook Board discovered, through many, many hours of work, that the layout and final completion of a book like the Redjacket is an enormous un- dertaking. Help and co-operation come from many sources. To all who did give assistance in any way, we of the staff wish to extend our heartiest thanks and appreciation. To the following we are especially grateful: Miss Elizabeth T. Howes, our faculty ad- viser, for her careful guidance and constant encouragement. Mr. Walter Van Dale for his photogra- phic contributions. Mr. Benjamin Northup of the Adver- tisers' Engraving Company for his useful sug- gestions. Acknowledgment! Mr. Raymond Cassels of the Chronicle Printing Company for his helpful assistance with the layout of the book. Mr. William Fortin of the Department of Public Works for his aid in making our paper drive a success, and john Avedesian, Henry Follows, Adriano Cardosi, Peter Davis, and Walter Slight for their valuable assistance in the paper drive. The Pawtucket Times for friendly as- sistance and co-operation. All faculty members who assisted in any way. And finally, the advertisers and sponsors, whose financial backing made this book pos- sible. - Ninety five Compliments of . . . AMBROSE P. MCCOY and PAWTUCKET CITY ADMINISTRATION C pliments of . . . IOHN W. LITTLE Co YAW 1886 Usmml 'mmf 1949 PAWTUCKET RHODE ISLAND ty- ght Compliments of . . . VAN DALE Photographs of Distinction ETCHINGS OIL PAINTINGS HOME, SCHOOL, STUDIO, and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Compliments of... The Student Council L. G. Balfour Compan ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES Representative: TOM GALVIN, Attleboro Office 'One hundred NoR'rH A'r'rLEBoRo I Chronicle COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Best Wishes to the Graduates of '49 14 Church Street North Attleboro, Mass. One hundred-one C pl ntsof... A Friend l C pl ntsof... Collyer Insulated Wire Co PAWTUCKET RHODE ISLAND Raycrest Mills, Inc. Cottom and Rayons PAWTUCKET Rhode Island Qgfwvfalzmz , ,-so fyuooeaa You are lnvlted to Jom the hundreds of hlgh school graduates who have won success ln husmess GlbbS trained setretarles Wrlte Enrollment Com mittee for Joh opportumty booklet C1bbS Glrls at Work One and two year courses Four clty personal placement servlce KATHAIIINE GIBBS SCHOOL i5l 155 ANGELL STREET, PROVIDENCE 6 NEW YORK I7 BOSTON I6 CHICAGO II 230 Park Avenue 90 Marlborough St 5I East Superior St 0 o . -.:.,,54-:f- ,, . . 1 v ,.:,:-:riv 5 V-'Rl Fei . .1-:rl':', - .ml-,f-t ' -I Y , fi'H' t J. A- .. -. . ' ' ' as . . - I N . . 79 , - ' , . . . One hundred-three Compliments of . . . The Dramatic Society Compliments of . . . BALDANPS MARKET 708 BROADWAY PAWTUCKET PAPER TUBE CO Meats Groceries One hundred-four EDGAR E. JOHNSON jeweler 715 Armistice Blvd. Pawtucket Telephone Pawt. 5-2868 WATCHES - DIAMONDS - RINGS WATCH REPAIRING - JEWELRY REPAIRING STONE SETTING Headquarters For School Supplies CEPCO INCORPORATED PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS- RENTED, SOLD and REPAIRED Printers - Stationers Office Outfitters 88 BROAD ST., PAWTUCKET I Phone Pawtucket 3-5612 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 ,,sasE25Z55222322E552ES22E22EE552EEESSEEESEEEEEEEEEEEZ if is E .?g1.ieE?2 f COLITZ JEWELERS 5 BROAD STREET Gift headquarters since 1893 Compliments of . . CORNING GLASS WORKS CENTRAL FALLS PLANT l ' One hundred-five Graduate Training Business Administration Maioring in Accounting Executive Secretarial For Preferred Starting Jobs Day Division - Evening Division Summer Courses Include: Personal Shorthand and Typing for College Students Tabbutt-Hubbard 5 Cottage Street at Broadway PAwtucket 5-1086 Free Consultation and Advice l on Graduate Training Efective Placement S ervice Compliments of . . FOUR DEE'S REALTY COMPANY Compliments of . . . KENMORE APARTMENTS Compliments of . . 'Jfw company Rhode I sland's Largest Department Store One hundred-six Compliments of . . GET TO KNOW BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS 8: ELECTRIC GLADDINGS COMPANY lt's a Friendly Store 55 High Street PAWTUCKET, R. I. TYPEWRITERS Compliments of . . ALL I I O F551 A. MAKES ix., THE SOLD - RENTED FRENCH CLUB LOW MONTHLY TERMS PAWTUCKET TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 44 North Union St. PE. 0106 30years of service One hundred-seven I Compliments of . . . THE NEWELL COAL and LUMBER CO. WITH BEST WISHES Embmhedlsw FRANK CROOK, INC COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL - OIL BURNERS BUILDING MATERIAL - MASONS' SUPPLIES INSULATION MATERIALS 28 HIGH STREET Tel. PAWT. 2-7900 Your CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE Dealer FOR THAT FORMAL DANCE Hire a New Tuxedo A! 188 MAIN STREET Over Micbals-BAUER PAWT. 5-1778 T. A. CLARKE MOTORS, Inc. 501 MAIN ST. PAWTUCKET Pawtuckefs FORD Dealer Complimems Of: Complimentx of: McDEVITT'S, INC. 1. SCHWARTZ JUNK SHOP 10 East Street PAWTUCKET PAWT. 2-1839 One hundred-eight PACKARD CLOTHES I6 Broad Street Pawtucket, R. I. Complimenis of: COUTU Launderers and Cleansers Sanitone Cleansers 80 Coyle Ave. 142 Lowden St. Pawtucket 2-6016 Pawt. 5-2690 FRED HOLMES, Mgr. PAWTUCKET R I REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Since . U. STARKWEATHER CO., I . C. H. LAWTON at soN J HC Heavy Chemicals Slater Trust Bldg. PA. 2-0366 PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island Compliments ol: Complimenn. af: DARLTON T. J. QUINN THEATER Phone: Pawtucket 2-0270 RIGGING For Exclusive Fashions I n Pawtucket I fs BERNSTEINS MICHAEL PASCALE CAR LOADING and UNLOADING ' I CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL I 42 Vernon St. Pawtucket, R. I. I One hundred-nine C omplim ents of: For High School Girl Fashions Tbere's No Place Like M. F. GRAHAM 8: SON MONUMENTS 4 Sabin St. Pawtucket, R. I. In PROVIDENCE Compliments of: Compliments of: A FRIEND TOMELLINFS MARKET Compliments ol: 'WV 3PH0I0 5.5306 Q FELDMAN FURNITURE C0. Your Eastman Kodak Dealer 32 No. Union St. Complete H ome Furnishings No. Union St., cor. Summer St. PAWTUCKET, R. I. PAWTUCKET Cgnlplimenlg gf: CANAL 6-7547 ESI. RELIABLE THREAD CO. HUB RADIQ CQ. Manufacturers 502 Broadway ALBERT GOLDMAN New York Ciry One hundred-ten Complzmenls of: BERRY,S LEATHER GOODS 31 Broad Sr. PAWTUCKET, R. I. MCDUFF COAL 8: LUMBER CO. Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil - Oil Burners Lumber - Masons' Materials ll HIGH ST. PAWTUCKET ARTHUR R. RAYMOND ST. GERMAIN PHARMACIES L. A. ST. GERMAIN, Pbg. Reg. Ph. Real E-'fate ' 1715147117109 612 Pawtucket Ave. 400 Broadway PE. 9258 BL. 3856 21 Main St. 'Pawtucket pAWTUCKET Compliments of. BARNEY'S SCRAP IRON and Compliments of: MADSEN MOTORS, Inc. METAL Co. YW' STUDEBAKER 150 Water St. Pawtucket, R. I. DEALER JOSEPH A. LEVESQUE SCHAEEER'S APPAREL SHOPPE 2nd Floor 44 Broad St. I 49 Columbine Ave. PAWTUCKET I PAWTUCKET Smartly styled apparel Plumbing - Heating for the young se, F E 'm3t9S PE. 7910-R Phone Pawt. 5-5742 .. I One hundred-eleven THOMAS N. SIMPSON Druggist WHEELCHAIRS and HOSPITAL BEDS Crutcher - Trusses - Surgical Belts Broadway and Exchange Streets PAWTUCKET, R. I. JOHN L. SCHORA'S GEO. H. FULLER 8: SON CO. Pawtucket, R. I. I Compliments of: I I TYPEWRITER CO. KALLAHER COAL CO. 663 Broadway Pawtucket I P. O. Box 53 P wxucket 5-5186 Compliments of: Co,,,p1ime,,,x of: DURGIN'S l BERRY CLOTHING CO. 17 No. Union St. Pawtucket, R. I. BETTER QUALITY 101 Main St. Pawtucket Coats - Suits - Dresses Furs Compliments ol: Complimems of. JOHN MARKS EARL R. MARSH Registered Land Surveyor 188 Rhode Island Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. One hundred4twe1ve ROBINSON RAYON CO. Incorporated 29 River Street PAWTUCKET, R. I. SHEPARD Where you ALWAYS Shop with Confidence Compliments of: VESTA UNDERWEAR CO. Manufacturers of Ladies' and C hildren's Underwear ANTHONY CREATIONS, Inc. Traditionally Dependable Fashion I ewelry 50 Aleppo Street PROVIDENCE, R. I. Phones: Elmhurst 7800 - O1 - 02 Congratulations and best wishes V MARVEL SHOE STORE u S It 103111 Illill 51 48 Broad St. Pawtuc BILL CARDEN'S Men's Shop Complimenls of: EASTERN SUPPLY CO. 163 Main St. Pawtucket, R. I. 14 TAFT 5-f, PAWTUCKET, R. 1, C 'P'f 'f fl OLIVER GOYETTE A FRIEND Hardware, Wallpaper - Floor Covering SANITARY BAKERY 710 Broadway PAWTUCKET. R. I. II BENEFIT ST. PAWTUCKET Tel. PErry 7515 Compliments of: BEECH'S MARKET 170 COTTAGE ST. PAWTUCKET, R. I. PErry 0129 One hundred- thirteen i - K - Telephone Rfsidenfe T9lePhone Best Wishes for Success PA. 3-3553 East Providence 0172 Tv Our Ffifmdf of fb? EAST SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HASTYIS FLOWER CENTER 1479 Newport Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. WHITING MILK CO. fQuaJily lor Over u Century? DARLINGTON FLOWER SHOP 62 Hyde Ave. QH Armixtice Blvd. PAWTUCKET, R. I. PA. 5-3386 Flowers For All Occasions Complimentx of: A FRIEND HOWELL SMITH, Ph.G. Registered Pharmacist 749 CENTRAL AVE., COR. NEWPORT Phone PAW. 5-7711 PAWTUCKET, R. I. Tel. PErry 7359 Res. DExter 3290 Tuxedos and Cutaways Rented JOHN DONATO Tailoring 64 Broad St. Room 7 Pawtucket, R. I. N ex! lo Leroy Theatre DEUTSCHER VEREIN Telephone: PErry 31 19 CHERNACK 81 ROSEN Charge It-It's Part of Our Service HIGH GRADE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN 7 North Union St. Pawtucket, R. I. Compliments of: PAWTUCKET TRUCKING CO. THE LITTLE ACORN Book and Gift Shop 33 Broadway MAJER HOME OUTFITTERS Everything for the Home 20 BROAD ST. PAVUTUCKET, R. I. Complimenlx of: J. E. BRENNEN 81 COMPANY ATWOOD CRAWFORD CO. 5 Central Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. FERDIE 81 SON DOOR CLOSER and LOCK SERVICE 80 Main St. Pawtucket, R. I. Compliments of: MORRIS ESPO and CO. J. J. DUDZIK flfelvinator Dealerh 629 High St. CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. One hundred-fourteen Compliments of: BROADWAY THEATER BLK 5161 LINDY'S PHOTO SHOP Service and Supplies USED EQUIPMENT BOUGHT, SOLD and DISPLAYED 627 Armistice Blvd., Towards Slater Park from Newport Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. EVERETT - HART MARKET 540 NEWPORT AVE. Free Delivery - Open Nights and Sundays BL. 4507 Tel. PErry 2915 Cash or Credit COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO. Leo Schwartz 56-58 Exchange St. Morris Schwartz PAWTUCKET, R. I. 24-Hour Service Tel. BLackstone 4604 O - K ELECTRIC SERVICE Electric Motor Repair Specialist 257 East Ave. Owen Cadden Kelleher, Prop. PAWTUCKET, R. I. Compliments of: PAWTUCKET INDIAN SALES A. Francesconi, Prop. 75 Benefit Sr. PAWTUCKET, R. I. Compliments of: BON - TON CLEANSERS KARNEGIE'S SHOE SERVICE LUGGAGE - BILLFOLDS - KEY CASES - NovELT1Es Where shoe Repairing If 4 cmn 399 Broadway PAWTUCKET, R. 1. BROADWAY DELICATESSEN COLD CUT SPECIALTIES - PASTRY 453 Broadway Pawtucket. R. I. Jos. A. Gavlik, Mgr. Open Sundays and Holidays MCCAUGHEY BROS. PAINT - WALLPAPER GLASS - SUPPLIES 71 East Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. Compliments of: A FRIEND PRESCO'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Incorporated 26 Roosevelt Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. The Family Store For Real Values-Come To Presco's FLOWER SHOP 51 BROADWAY PErry 05 50 Compliments of: P. H. BARRY PHARMACY MARTIN SWARCEWIZ Compliments ol: A FRIEND One hundred-fifteen 1 B005 T ERS MARIAN D. LEACH KATHRINE Ma.cKENZlE MARGARET BARRY GRACE B. MCDUFF ELIZABETH BARTLETT CHRISTINE McCAUGHEY MARGARET E. TINGLEY EDMUND BOLTON MILDRED M. STANTON GREGORY COUGHLIN HERBERT E. WOLFE JOSEPHINE M. STORIN MARY W. NEWTON LEWIS E. O'CONNOR JAMES L. FARRELL VVILLIAM C. BRAY HARLEY H. SAWYER HOPE V. CAREY ELIZABETH L. KILEY EDITH D. DAVISON MARY A. KELLY W. NORBERT DONELLY HELEN E. RAMSBOTTOM MARGARET M. FARRELL CAROLINE M. WHEELER THOMAS MORIARTY RUTH BACON MARY QUIRK ELEANOR W. MORSE LOTTIE B. CARPENTER DOROTHY M. JOHNSON JEAN L. BURNS JOSEPH P. FOURNIER JOHN L. HUNT CORNELIUS F. MCKEOUGH ELIZABETH T. HOWES LOTTIE M. WARD GRACE A. MANGAN MARY MORIARTY EVELYN RAMOS IRENE CARLIN DOROTHY BRYANT HELEN COSTELLO RALPH VALE MOLLY McMAHON BEATRICE CHOQUETTE JOHN WINTERS LEWIS ROYAL LIONEL FERLAND MARJORIE FURBISH ETHEL TAYLOR THOMAS HOLT, JR. JOHN H. REED MR. az MRS. JOHN MASTERSON ESTHER HAGSTROM MICHAEL DeVONIS STEWART GREGORY MIRIAM HOSMER DOROTHY BALDANI MRS. N. BALDANI ARNOLD COWEN DOLORES BOGDAN RICHARD BALL JOAN ASPINWALL WILLIAM CARTER ANNA MINKO BETTY JO CHILDERS WILLIAM NELSON ANITA LAPIN ERNEST COURCHENE CYNTHIA CRAWFORD PARAMAZ AVEDESIAN SONA KRIKORIAN PETER DOROCZ STEVE MASOIAN HENRY THRESHER MISS VERA CARDOSI MRS. GESELDA CARDOSI MR. al MRS. LEO CARDOSI MR. sz MRS. H. WALLACE MR. aa MRS. ALBERT CARDOSI THOMAS MAGRINI MRS. BESSIE SCHWARTZ DIANA SCHWARTZ DENA SCHWARTZ I. G. RONALD HANLEY MARJORIE MARSLAND One hundred slxteen B005 T ERS IVIILLIE COSTA RUTH SCHWARTZ PRESSMAN MURIEL BOLAS MR. Xa MRS. JOHN SPECHT LUCILLE GILBANE GEORGIANNA J. KISHFY PATRICIA CARRARA THERESA FOURNIER GEORGE SHABO PATRICIA McNALLY AARON L. SCHWARTZ DAVE SCHWARTZ LIONEL SCHWARTZ ALLISON AND LENA BARBARA-JUNE LULL ARLENE BOTTIS RICHARD SCHIAPPPA WILLIAM PAWLITCHEK SIDNEY AUGUST ADABELLE BERICK MR. 85 MRS. F. BERICK A FRIEND WILLIAM HAYES IRENE KOCIMA ABRAHAM BERICK MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH DAMIANI JANET LOGAN THOMAS GAUGHAN SHIRLEY HEALD KENNETH DOUGLAS SALOIS SANITARY DAIRY ELEANOR M. HIRSCH DOROTHY ZAYAT SHIRLEY SHABO JOYCE ENSIGN MR. 8: MRS. F. GERARDI CAROLYN MCDOLE MARIAN HEBNER JACK WESTGATE LOIS DOTT FRANCES MOTYL GRETCHEN WEHR NORMA HARRISON JEAN BRITLAND LEE SIVIITH JEANNE FARRAR MRS. ARTHUR LITTLE BETH ASHBURNE MARILYN MARTIN PATRICIA McDADE MARIE LENNON MRS. MARY LENNON JOAN GREENWOOD JOAN SPECHT MR. 82 MRS. JOHN JADACH MRS. THOMAS G. HUNTER MISS RUTH E. FAIRWEATHER SHIRLEY FRIER GLORIA FRANCESCONI DORIS FOBER JUDY BAIRD NANCY KASPARIAN SALLY RISHO JOSEPH WALECK MRS. MADELINE CAFFIER MRS. MARIE CAFFIER MR. 85 MRS. WILLIAM BIBBY MR. 85 MRS. H.E. NIEBUHR MR. 85 MRS. MARCEL GILIAN MADELINE VANCOUYGHEM GEORGE L. PLAYE MARCIA GAIL PLAYE LILLIAN VANCOUYGHEM MR. 8a MRS. P. VANCOUYGHEM MRS. ANN CULPAN JACKIE JADACH MR. 82 MRS. A. KIELBASA MR. 85 MRS. JOHN GORCYNSKI MR. 8a MRS. EDWARD HIMAN SHIRLEY M. JUDSON GREENIE 85 FRED OLIVE THURSTON FOUR MUSKETEERS ELIZABETH PATERNO MR. 85 MRS. W. GARDNER MR. 8a MRS. JADACH One hundred-seventeen MT a 1 1 M VQM' W'MMfWWzfWf , . LY ff .Az??5!4Zi1fJ!l9.r.. WW . . ,.L. JoXfw,XlVoocL3 UQ ' wx ZDWM-vqd , MAf1M'WW ,WW fifawgfjfwg mf Q MM QM 03 H f +V Jalfjttoj 'AWOL - V-pvc-Nd., gi - M S M M,W,,,1W Ji M MM' M MM Rf' Q2 f f,22705JM.MMfWx0 544, if vwwwywf iff ' . ,.:A Q f ' , ' ' ' 4 .N 1 1 fi '-5.-u---- x... N,,,.' L M - ' I y F X .--A -b A-h 4.4 -..L ! ,- . -- --..-,.-...4A..A.. ..... .M - ,. A ..,.,..,,A,., V . ,, H awww jifiEl Q'f5f239 ..Autogmpl9f.. A 9 WMM? W7 355 . -5 ' - I Xiu so 3 ffl? 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