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THE P bl 19 4 by THE SENIOR CLASS EAST HIGH SCHGOL P C R one Is ND F2 J ll ,,- H Class of 1951 ! Q '-.,, '- U 74 iw-. f l F 2 ' ' ' s f ? 1' '.f,,'5 1. '-: In .-'C ' K f if ' - I nv x g ' g E 7 47. rim' N X 9 Q I f - : - Plz TV s x S hm, fy 10, 01 ' llnnnnl' nn... . ,-,4 .. -. Q X! Il is e AVCTU KET, H LAN edzcatzon the Members of Our Class Who Have Entered the Servxce of Our Country The Class of 1951 Respect fully Dedlcates IIS Classbook yu 69 ,km o 3 X0 X0 0 N TL, Q9 x Cbxe 'L 1511 -4. 4-2 9 I7- ' '44W :Z , We QV We eps Y V Xxoiv' 40 o K1 , . Q Q, X Q3- 1 ' X Wh J. an Q-g, 6, ' V Q 'Q . XQ' V 0 ax 091 I O b O , . , '. Qc, 40 A . 5 V X0 9 , . .5 xx I 7 Q ox A7 -. , Z3 V Y ' A.'. qi' - .fp ,ff ' VI W E55 x' O' ' if U , V . 3 ,, 2? . ix VI 3 ' .51 X lu , 'A Q, Q Q, . fx? ed x J S J- 411 .T 2 WD 0 fy ? ., 3 , Q- .J 0 A ' in o , . rg slip 52 ,...-f-'4 Foreword INCE we, the class of 51, are preparmg to embark on a journey toward new and wxder horizons, we have chosen a favornte form of transportat1on as the theme of our classbook the raxlroad, our express to success When we first entered East, we were hke l1ttle chnldren on thenr first tram rlde, somewhat frnghtened but nevertheless pleased As the journey progressed, we became accustomed to condmons and soon felt at ease Before the journey came to an end however, we found that the world was once agam 1n bltter conflxct Because of thls cr1s1s many have glven up thexr plans for the future, so that later generatnons can pursue therr goals as free people should We cannot know what our future destmatxon may be, but we can do our best to make nt more than a statlon stop So, all aboard, to regaln fond memornes, wlth hopes for a brlghter future, on the express to success A I .1 i F . , 5 'f fr-Q lf I X: 1 , . iff S ' ' ' ' 9 MR JAMES P MCGEOUGH Metra e DEAR CLASS I do not have to tell you that these are very uncertam and very dangerous days You know that from glancmg at newspaper headllnes and your class dnscussrons Then too four of your classmates who should be graduatmg w1th you are already ln the armed servlces of the country Before another school year begxns many more of your classmates will be rn some branch of the servxce domg thelr but to carry on the freedoms and rdeals for whxch thns country stands But a world at war or preparmg for war, ns nothmg new to the graduatmg class of 1951 Look back to your entrance lnto the first grade War had already broken out rn Europe and our own coun try was bemg propagandrzed for entrance mto the confllct Before you had left elementary school we were embrorled Smce the cessatron of open hostrlmes the world has been gomg through a successnon of grabs by Russia takmg over by so called blood less revolutions -entrre natnons and subjecting them to her form of government at the same trme carrymg on a cold war wnth our own country and the free natrons of Europe And why does th1s sort of unrest and turbu lence prevall today? Why IS rt that our boys graduatmg from hlgh school must defer therr plans to launch their careers untxl they have com pleted thenr commrtments wnth the armed forces? It rs because the world at large has lost Slght of the word TRUTH In the Communist vocabu lary there IS no such word and rts opposlte the LIE 15 used on any and all occasnons Thus practlce has become so wnde spread that nt rs affectmg our entxre soclety You know xt rs not only by drrect word of mouth that we are untruthful We he when we do not do the thmgs to whxch we are asslgned For example each of you wnll be work mg IH some field or other after graduatxon some m schools some rn lndustry some rn buslness and others m the servrces All will have duties and oblngatlons to fit your statron m lnfe or any lack of aggressnveness rn assummg your oblxgatrons you are lxvmg a he You are bemg untruthful to your employer and to yourself Unless you perform your dutnes and oblrgatnons to the best of your abnlmes then you are bemg defimtely untruthful The reason I am wrntrng to you rn th1s vem 15 because you are now leavmg us at East Hlgh to start carvmg your nrche 1n the world How far you go how hrgh up the ladder you cllmb wxll depend upon yourself Remember the words of th1s message BE TRUTHFUL and combme them wnth the message I gave you on CHARITY at the Chrrstmas assembly Wrth these two vnr tues of TRUTH and CHARITY you need fear nothmg because God w1ll be ever close to you I have the hrghest regard and esteem for all the members of my 1951 class It IS because of your untnrxng efforts m behalf of East Hugh School and your cooperatlon with me and the faculty you have earned that esteem and regard So now good luck good health and God be wnth you S ' ll ,S ' . , . . , . 1 , . - ' 5 9 . 7 If there is any shirking of duty on your part , . . 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' Y 7 Mlss FLORA S CURTIS MISS FLORA S CURTIS teacher and guidance councllor whose advlce and understanding has helped the countless students wxth whom she has worked started her career nn 1905 as a teacher of English Latin and French m Central Falls Hugh School Stx years later she entered Pawtucket Hugh School where m 1924 she began work as an advtser When East Hrgh School was erected m 1926 she began her work there as Dean and with Mr Hosmer inaugurated many new methods In admxnlstratton and gutdance Recipient of a Curtis took summer courses and obtanned her M A degree from Brown m 1956 Former puptls remember Miss Curtxs not only as a kmd advxser but also as the dnrector who bunlt up the Dramatxc Socnety and whose superb plays won recogmnon m the State Drama Festnal Wlth many brtlhant successes-three of whnch won the N E Drama Festival and many years of energetic service to her credit Mlss Curtis re tired as head of the Dramatic Society tn 1947 Her avnd mterest ln drama was not confmed to the school thespxans for Mxss Curtis belonged to the Providence Players Sock and Buskln and 15 one of the most actxve members tn the Pawtucket Commumty Players Besldes her work tn dramatlcs Mlss Curtis has always been very actxve m cnvnc affaxrs Through the years she has been noted for the actxve part she has played m the YWCA the League nme of her renrement she belonged to the Paw tucket Teachers Allnance and the Cnvxc Counctl on Educatnon Miss Curtts has been more than a teacher more than a counselor more than a dnrector She has been a source of mspxratton to every student who was fortunate enough to know her For her friendship and guldance we the class of Sl press out grantude B.A. degree from Mount Holyoke College, Miss of Women Voters' and the Quota Club' A' the U . . 4 -V ' . 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Q . v ex- Miss CAROLINE M WHEELER Miss CAIOLINE M WHEELER pnoneer of commercial xnstructron rn hugh school retlred early thrs year at the age of snrty-elght with forty four years of pubhc teaclung to her credlt Mlss Wheelers frrst expernences as a teacher came when she taught for ten years nn a grade school rn Connecticut When she heard that commercxal sub forthwnth prepared herself by attendmg Columbna and Boston Umversntles After seven summers nn an Industrial plant workmg m vanous otfxces she realxzed the value of a hlgh school course ln mstructnon of the use of offnce machnnes Through Mlss Wheelers mlluence this course was Installed nn the then new Pawtucket Hugh School Head of thus department she taught the operatnon of var nous machines along with the nmportance of com mon sense Scores of her past students are now reapmg the fruits of seeds of wlsdom planted rn their mlnds by this htgh school lnstructor whom they had learned to respect and love and now m retnrement dernves no end of pleasure when former students make themselves known ln stores and on the streets tellmg her of thenr suc cesses May each day hold a marked Improvement m health and untold happlness for a well deserving person Miss Carollne Wheeler teacher and frnend jects were being introduced into high schools, she Miss Whale' says shefiid the best she could .v L, Mtg, Y ' 3' ' . iq.. rl J ' .. yn, . .Q ,gV?WW,Hh43j f T 1 5 Q EAST SENIIJR HIGH SBHIIIJL My wwe if 55QM.5Z 55959 Q3 'Yvuwaoyw Sogvw Cf5L5:w Jwmkww R-milf., Ci.LiSm CS. 'pm .. C. Qgzolwn :, 5093A-qF.w wig Qfgfggm BWMMREWMW F' ev , A Q fx I X 3 fp X A a J 0 - .Off . . J Q, A ht :Rankin CKNSLQH, Sv-Y,Qx,'io..'nw.wL.-va qwwhw QVLQ-GTI. u 1 k y 5 V fx, x Q f- had f-X 715 Sf K wg A. fs RW 5.d,,.i Tv , 5 s Q Q I NY? U f 9 ,XF.v3 ' , ,V I ,qv ,l,.r I mmm hwy FKA-LvCtH1 X.J.vwxJ.u Maw fawkmwt xwgyxxwav SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: James Gilligan, Arthur Rondeau, joseph Fournier, Gregory Coughlin, Mildred M. Stanton, Josephine Storin, Robert Kelly. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Qulrk Louis Royal Roland Pariseau Left to right: Robert Blotcher, Hope V. Carey, William Bray, Mary LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT lLeft to riglatj: Elizabeth Howes, Esther Hagstrom, Lottie Ward Katherine MacKenzie, Mary McMahon, Marian Leach. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated fl to rj Irene Carlin Mary MaCMahon Grace Mangan Helen Costello Margaret O Connor Christine McCaughey Standmg fl to rj Miriam Hosmer Edward Baldwin John Hunt Lionel Ferland Edna Carlson ' 1 1 1 , . . 5 9 ' ' 1 1 S , . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated Il to rj: Eileen Kingsley, Marion Pothier, Mary Kelly, Nor- bert Donelly, Edmund Bolton, Mary Newton, Margaret Tingley. Standing fl to rj: Thomas Moriarty, Anthony Mignone, Edwin Grourke, Edward McCrory, Charles Clarke, Harley Sawyer. HISTORY AND ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS Le t to rzgbl Anthony Pariseau Elizabeth Kiley William Lee james P MtGeough Flora S Curtis Conrad Fournier Marv Moriarty v ' , . , V K - s 1 1 - 1 - 1 v , HOME ECONOMICS AND SPECIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated fl to ri: Mabel McCabe, Ruth Curran, Eleanor Morse, jean Burns, Dorothy johnson, Valerie Tetreault. Standing fl to rj: Steward Gregory, Frederick Warburton. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Ethel Taylor Left to right: Alex Nahigian, Arthur Nooney, Marjorie Furbish, MISS FLORA S CURTIS, Dean Assistant Prmclpal MR. WILLIAM W. 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Drarratm Socletw 4 East Beta HI Y 5 French Club 5 Radlo Club 7 3 Student Coun C 5 JOSEPIHI ARNIOLD luture Iulerztmm Arthntut Attlzrtxes Baseball l CLAIRE ARONE fulure Intenlrom R l C F Actzuizes Cap and Gown Comnsxt tee 3 Gnrls Baskuball l 7 Gxrls Glee Club l 7 w GIr's Vollewball 7 Home Room Trtas urer 7 Treble ClLf flzh l LNFSLO Thlnkcrs 7 Tm QlllX JOHN PAUL ASERMELX Future lntenlzons OIl Busmess Artzutres Footballl 7 5 Tran JANET SHIRLEY ASIIWORTII Fnlure Intenlmns Medltal Scum tary Actnztzes Glrls BadmInton G r s Basketball 1 3 GI Volleyball l JUDITH M BAIRD Future Intenlmns lNlll'Sll lL, Actnztzex Gzfls Basketball I 4 Gxrls Glu Club l 7 5 GIrlS Svummmg Team 1 Cxrls Vollu ball l 7 ELEANOR A BALL fulure Inlentmns R l Stan C0llegL Adnzlzer Dr..matIc Souux 3 GIrls Basketball 7 5 jLnIor Prom Commmee Semor Rtctpuon Com mmee A' ZWM-hN'.. .v N-A A. A ' viffff-.V 'irzgjgj V , ,fm - JV: TTI ff N5 f ' , -2 A , I I L ,' .E 1 I I L' ,H if - I I - - I ' ' ' I I . iw Q A. . ' ' V ,, , . .-M ,.-,,. ,M x.,W N l j, A ,, A., Q, 1.-:: ' fl ' .-.sk V ' V ' Gil' cap- QM, kz. G' I . 2, . ICT Cp': .1IP'3 r 1. -'A' '- V ... ,. ' , V2 -.31 ' 2255 F: il' ' ,Z.,: rls il . - NANCY DOLORES BALL Future Intentiomx Stenographer. Actizitiesr Art Committee fljr. Prom and Sr. Receptionl: junior Prom Art Committee. SHIRLEX ANN BANCROET Future Intentions OHILL Xvork Attnrfrex Bond Cashiersl 7 Dra matic. Society 7 5 I-lrLigh JOHN BARCLAY Future Inientzom Wheaton College Actnzhes H1L1ght 7 ROMP 7 FREDERICK JAMES BARROWCLOUGH I uture lntentzom Brow n L nn ersity Actnztzes Bond Cashiers 4 French ub 1 5 Golf 7 5 Ho ,1 VERONICA BARSOIAN Future Inlentior1.f: R. I. School of Design. Artiriliex: Dramatic Society 2. 5: Girls' Badminton l. 2: Girls' Bas- ketball l. 2: Hi-Light l. 2 lPage Editor ll: Press Club 1: Radio Club l. 2: UNESCO Thinkers l. AGNES M BATTISON Future Intentions Physical Fduca Hon Atmrlzes Bond Cashiers S Girls Badminton l 7 3 Girls Basket 1 4 Girls Svummm Team 1 2 3 Girls Volleyball l 7 5 ROMP 3 Student Club 3 lTreasurerJ Tr1HrY Bela 3 Secretaryl Twirlers 3 ALYCE ANN BAXTER Future Intentzan Nurse Actrutzex Classbook Boardi Dra matic Societyl 7 5 French Club 5 Girls Badminton 1 7 3 Girls Basketballl 2 5 Girls Volley l 2 5 H1L1ghtl 7 Ra Club 7 Senior Recreation Com mi tee 3 TrrHiY Albha 5 resident 'rl Girls State 7 Class Viu. President 7 Class Sec retary 5 JOAN BEAUvA1s Future Intentions Stenographer Artzutzes Cinemasters 5 Girls Badminton 7 Girls Basketball 1 .ab J iw ,Q W rl XA 0 -is WGYUWB v f ingv4!1 Twenty one r ,M -3- -- -' fl. ' ball . 2. f.1 f j 'e I .Q f . ' ball . ,--1 did 5' 't M.: '- '- - 2, ,- QP ' V . Q ' ' -1 Cl I, 2, 5 ... J: mb U -3 ' ' 'Z . :loam 'greasurer 2. 5: Radio Club 2: Girls' Volleyball 1, 2. f' 'f' ,V ff' 54 J T ll. 1 iff ' I .I . 'ji in gg: pf. i . V Z' 5fLf 1 ' - ' 1 A A IA ' ' MAF sr .S 'u W ig, Q F GLORIA BERRX lnlurc lnlfutzonx Nursing, filflllflli Dmmatu. Souuy 7 Curb BLm1nIOn l 7 5 Girls B15 Ll Glr G Ll. u P1155 C lx h RALPH BERTOZZI lutnre lntentzonx Bryant CollLg.,L flfllllfkj Basketball l 7 S Foo: b l Indoor TraLk l v I Oor Track l 3 Swlmmln .nm l 5 T ack l 7 i Ten MEREDITH BINEORD fulure Intentzmzs R l School of Dcsngn A1t111l1ex Arr COHIIYIIIILL ljr Prom md Sr Ruepuonl 7 H1 Llght 1 7 JOHN BLAKE luture l?ll6'Ilfl0l15 I 5 Arnnd Forms fLfIlIfll5 Outdoor Tmnkl 7 1 Svummmg Teaml 7 - Twenty two JY jx, ROBERT HAROLD BOLTON lntnn lulullmm l S Amr loru Azfnrlua Dramatic SOULU H1 Lnghr l ROBERT ANDREW BOUCHER future lull 11110115 College Alflllflkf Baseball 1 Basketball l 7 s Dramauc Socnen 7 Alpha Hnl l Fast Bam H1Y 7 S jumor Prom Lommnuu TLnnls 5 JFAIN NE BOLDREAL I nlure lrllentmrlx Lnderlded EDNA ANN BODRGEALLT lumre INILIIIIIHJS Senruarw A1111 lllifl Llncmaster w Girly Svummlng Team 7 .. k YFVNSN. ' 'L 5 - fl ,hx F131 ' ,- .fQ.-.ffl I' ' 7' sg Uv . '- 'J ,Q .' f S . H- ' .T ' ,givywji ,115-fm' T 1 , 4' ' 1 V F A I! A , . ,X if , . by 0 . I qu., ik V4 A 1 TEAT nf, A AN, - qmtutllll hh V, K V U ul C,-.1: v'-:1k'- ' 3- 51 bull l. 2: ' ls' xl-- Ll h 1. 2 ' ' ' 51 ' i 1 l, Iv V 1: l l ' . fl M .V, 4, 1 -Q 53 Emi d 1' ,2.,:. Ig I ,. Q if Te' .,: r .-..: -ms . 5. ' JOHN BOWAB future Init-nlinm: R.l.C.E. Artiiitits: Classbook Board 2. 3 fEditor-in-Chiefl: Dramatic So- ciety 1, 2. 5: East Beta Hi-Y 1. Z, 5 lVice President l. ll. tSec- retary il: German Club 1. 2: Hi- Light l. 2 4Page Editor l. Zi. lEditor-in-Chief 23: junior RO- tarians 5: Press Club 1: Radio Club 1. 2. 5 IPresident M: Soph- omore Hop Committee 1Co- Chairmanl: Student Council 3: Tennis 2. 31 Junior Class Presi- dent. BARBARA MARIE BOYLE Future Intentions: Social XY'otker. Aclii-ities: Art Committees Ur. Prom and Sr. Reception! 1. BARBARA BRIAND Future Intentxonx Secetary CHARLES RAYMOND BRIDEN Future lntentmns R I School of Design Actzutzes Basketball l East Beta H Y 1 7 Jr Prom Art Com mittee E 5 ' GERALDINE BROMILEY Future Intentions: Stenographer. flrlilitizm' Girls' Badminton 2. 51 Girls' Basketball 1. 1. 5: Girls Volleyball 1. KENNETH W. BROWN Future Inlentionx: lf. S. Army. Artiritiex: Football. J, V. 2: Sen- ior Reception Committee 5: Swim- ming Team l. 5. NORMA A BROWN Future Intention.: Nursing Attiutrex Girls Badminton 7 3 HELEN AGNES BUCK Future Intentions Office Work ,2 w!ll Tu enty thi ee :Q -5 l 1 1 I . , , fC ff' G-- ff ' 1 1 , Ig 'L g M 6 R 5 x 1' 14 'L ' '-If -' - ' - ' N R., 'Fifi mv.-Q ' ' - ' - flksgfo ' ...S ru We? SQXF TFF nun!!! x. BARBARA BURDICK luture Intennonx Lndecnded Arnulzex Bond Cashxers l Home Room Treasurer l JOAN RUTH CARNET future lnlullmur Wfheaton Collcg firtnzlzes Classbook Board 7 5 Dramatu. Souety 7 5 Frenth Club 7 1Vrce Presndenti 7: tPres1 dentj Girls Basketball 1 Home Room Treasurer 5 Student Club 1 7 3 StudLntCounc1l 3 Gnrls State ROSAMOND ELAYNE CARPENTER luturc IIIIEIIIIOIIY Nursing Arnutzex Classhook Board 'a ra matic Soutry l 7 'S Gnrls Bus ketball l 5 Gxrls Volleyball l Hx Lxght l 7 S Home Room Treasurer 7 5 Prtss Club I Radxo Klub l 7 5 Studtnz Conn ul 7: Trl Alnh1 HI Y l 7 '1 ALDREX CARTER lulure Intenlmns Dental Hxgxtnlst 4l'fIllflL .Y Gnrls Badminton l 7 Grrls Baslutballl 7 Tu enty foul ANNE CASSIDH I ulure Intentions Comptometn r School Aclzulzex Cmcmasters 3 Gnrls Badmnnton l 7 5 Gxrls Basket 1 5 Gxrls Svummmg, Team 3 Girls Volley ARLINE CHAMBERLAIN luture lnlenlmm Nursing Artnzlzex Grtls Badmmton 7 3 xrs B skttball l 7 3 G1 o eyball 7 5 HrL1ght 1 Student Club 3 JAMES CHELO future lntentmns Php slcal fdut 1 tlon Azlzzztlex Bastlmlll Baslxttball l football l 7 5 Track 7 MALCOLM CHRYSTIE future Intenfmns Social W'ork Aunmef Boys Glee Club I 7 X Lxbrarw Club 7 5 lPresld4.nt 47 rr S lg' ' 7' lk I -f1 ':'l' A 1 ca 1, I : ug L bn., - fi P -'fr an I, 6 -A , V 3 - ' ' ' - ' ' 7' - ff to 1 ' a f . vw Y'..,.., ., -' H Q V V A iw I-an A , R U I I -' . ' ban . 2. f: l ' 7 I ' ,: ' ' ball 1, 2. 5. T --- V 7: '. I A- GSI' I a ' . -. ,: -xrlsl ' , ' V ll ' -, ,Z '- ' . 21 , -, 21- ' ' ,z ' ' 'I 'jvljn : - . ' I. ,' . .l. CONSTANCE GLANG Future llIf6'fJli0VIS.' Olfice Xfork. Artitities: Junior Prom Committee 2: Senior Reception Committee 5. FRANCIS E. CLARK Future Irztenlionxr Undecided RUTH CLOUTIER Future Inlenlions Oliiu. Work Aclizzlzes Dramatic Society Girls Glee Club 1 3 MEREDITH OGDEN COLLINSON future Intenlzorzs Clerical W'0rk Afflllflef Girls Badmlntonl Girls Basketball l Sotromos CONDAP Future Inlentious: Kndecided. TERESA CONVEY Future Intenliont: R.I.C.E. Avliriliex: Girls' Badminton l: Girls' Basketball l Girls Glet Club 1 7 '1 Girls Volleyballl Student Club l MANUEL COSTA Future Intentions Undcuded Artuzhes F t Beta HTY l 7 3 1Vice President 53 JANET L CURTIS Future lntenlzom Mount Holyoke Colltgc hlxiztzet Bond Cashiers l Class hook Board 7 5 1Assistant Busi ness Manager? Dramatic Society 7 5 French Club 5 Girls Bad mlntonl 7 5 Girls Basketball Girls Swimming Team 1 Girls Volleyball 7 Home Room Treasurer 3 Sophomore Ho Lommittu. 4Chairman7 Student Cu l 7 5 Student Council 4 Tri Alpha H Y 7 5 1CorrLs ponding Secretary! ,AJ We 66.1 7 ww 1 iflh if 'xwtll Tw enty fix e '. l - ' , 3: : .as 3 , ... L :S I 1. . - l . ff 21 ' .21 ' ' W i , .1 'U D P l b . -. ,: . 1 ,: A '- V i- -. , ' A- f- 4- J' C 73 5' 51p C sw T' ' ' - ' if--K:-,,A Q -51,-fi, . .. 'E f y Q, Q T l, 2' L, ! S YA A I' I A I b IA in ,1.f,.i5 , , A .C D y E , A s I . ye . - I V A - ' YY . - 0 5, lt- ,f ...A ,v X1 q,,i M is I tw' ww va F J '5- NANCI ELIZABETH CURTIS Fnlnre lnteulmns Collngc Actnzlzev Bond Iashurs 5 LlIss book Board 7 5 Dram.In4. 90 Ll ty Frunch Club S GI 5 Badmnnzon 7 Gnrls B.Isk4.IbIll l Irls Swlmmlng 'ILIm l Lnhrary Lluh CVILL Prnsndnnt ll IPrLsIda.nt 7? Studnnr Lounul 7 Tr: Alpha HI Y 5 ALBERT DACOSTA future lntenlmnf Rhoda lal Ind Sr HL Collq..L iclzzznes Lldssbook Board 5 lfxst ta HI Y 7 5 lTfC3SllfLf 'a French Club l 5 PAIJI. STEPHEN DALIEY Fulure lntenlmns lnduldcd BARBARA DAVIS lulure lntfnlmm I S W nas Tlnlrzlllu Cnrls Bldmmrunl Curly B.IskLtb..Ill l Girls Volluhlll l Txx emx XII: PHI LLIs E DEARMAN Inline IIIIEPIIIHIIJ Surctarml Work A4111 flier Cmnmasters 7 NICHOLAS DEMETROPOULOS lutnrz lutentiuux Collcgc Azinrlxes Ballot fommmu l 5 Bows Glen Club l 7 Dramanc Socsty 'I HILIghz 1 7 R.1dIo u 1 ANN MARIE DENELLE Future Inlentzom College Arinmex Arr Commntee Ur Prom and S Receptxonl Cap and Govan iommnrtcc 4 Classbook Bolrd 5 Dramanc 9 clan l 5 French Club 7 Trl Alpha HI JOHN DFSROSIERS Inima lulull nm I nclpnulcd ' X.. , , l H. A . .f - K, V!! .K , N , I. 55 M ,AUT 1 H. . 1 I ! .Q I 7l':lQ-- ' A .1 I I J I I' W I A ffl' , 0 N 0 u I .g s 5 - A V' qryk 'Hx V . :Q K2 .l V 1 e 'F ,ig l A-1.721 ,ll Q 'rlj 5 4 I ' ' '- 21 G' A -E f i.2f -- - -- Cl fi. 5. ' . -, - .I i VZ' .Y QQ. Y' I. 2. ,sf ' 4 MARIE PAULINE DION Future Intentions: Private Secretary. Actiziliess Cap and Gown Commit- tee 5: Dramatic Society 5: Girls' Badminton 1: Girls' Basketball 1: Girls' Glee Club 1: Hi-Light 1. 2. 3: Radio Club 5: Student Club 1. 2. 31 Tri-Beta Hi-Y 51 Twirlers 3. SANDRA LEE DOAK Fulure Intentions: Medicine. Aclirilies: Classbook Board 2. 5: Dramataic Society 2. 5: German Club 5' Home Room Treasurer 7' Radio Club 7 Student Council 3 ha ri Hi Y 4Treas I MARJORIE DOWNES Future Intentmnx Rhode Island State College Actuznes Girls Badminton l 7 Girls Basketball 7 5 Girls Vol leyball l WANDA DROZDOWSKI Fulure Intentions Prix ate Secretary Acluztzes Cinemasters 7 3 Cles book Board 7 3 Dramatic S cietw 7 3 Girls Volleyball 5 Hi Light l Radio Club l Senior Reception Committee 5 Sopho more Hop Committee 1 Tri Alpha HiY l 7 5 Class Setre tan 7 1 ,Ay M fl te. 1- 'ta JOSEPH DUDZIK Future Intentions: Business. Artitiliex: Outdoor Track 2. 5. JOHN W. DUFFY Future Intentions: Business. Actiritiex' Outdoor Track 3' Track JOAN DUPONT Future lntentzonx Business School Mimi DUPONTE Future Intentions Secretan Actnztzex Girls Basketballl Girls Xollewb ll 1 Junior Prom Com mittee 2 Senior Reception Com IHIIILC 7 -mf' 179' Q :Cin fo 'RWU1 Twenty sex en ft., I rr xx iii f qutntll EIHEL JANICE ENGEL Future lntentzom Secretary MILDRED ERKERT Future Intentions Secrctary CONSTANCE EVERLY Future Intentions: Hairdresser. RAYMOND FLOWER Future Inlenlionts Automotive Main- IEDHHCC. Activities: Baseball 1: Outdoor Track l, 23 Track fCross Coun- tryl 1. Twenty-eight W'-1' VWU G' ,gf- BETTE JOANNE FORCHIONF Future Intentions Office Work JANE FORD Future Intentions Nursing Actnzlzes Girls Glee Club l 7 3 Student Club 3 Tr1H1 Y Be a 5 ROBERT FOREST Future Intentionx: Brown Univer- sity. Activities: Baseball lg Basketball 1: Dramatic Society 52 East Beta Hi- Y 51 Football lg French Club I: Indoor Track 1: Junior Rotarians 5: Outdoor Track 1, 51 Track l. 51 Tennis 1: Class Treasurer l ILENE FORTIN future Intentions: Stenographer. Activities: Cheerleaders 1, Z, 5 4Head Cheerleaderll Girls' Bzd- minton 2: Girls' Basketball 2: Girls' Swimming Team lg Girls' Volleyball 2: Junior Prom Com- mittee 2. D Y . xx . R 1 tf', fi fili F ii , ft I ,- ik f V X I O A . 4, Msg LORETTA LENORA FORTIN lwlnre lntenlilms: Office Vfork. .lffixiriwr Cup and Gown Cnnmnmit: tue 5: Girls' Badminton 1: Gnrls Basketball 1: Girls Volleyball l. EIINA FRANLESQONI lufurc lnlentlonx lntlcutlnd Amtnmex Gnrls Badmmton l 7 7 Glrls Basketball l 7 Glrls GI L ubl 7 'a Glrls Vollg .I 7 5 Student Club 5 'lrnhlu Clnf C ub l 7 JOHN J GAGNON Future lntenizons Cnxl Engineer Azlnztzcx Ba eball l Basketball l Bond Cashnrs l Boys Glee Club l 7 5 Cap and Gown Commut ILL 5 Dramatxn Soutty 3 F Beta H1 Y 7 5 l,I-l'l,dSlll'Ll l Foot hall I 7 3 Gnrman Club lTrLaS cr 7 1PrnsIdgnt il jumor R tarxuns 5 Radlo Club l 5 ROBERT E GAMMONS lntmc ,7lfElIfI07I5 Baku LOUISE VICTORIA GANIM lfnlure llIfk'?Ifi0YlJ,' R.l.C.F. Actiziliesx Girls' Glee Club 1, DANIEL C, GARVH lulure lnlenlzonx R I Suu Col Lge RALPH GAUTHIER luture lntenlrom Armed Forces Aatzutzes Fast Beta HI 5 rctary 'rl Football l 7 5 R3dl0 Club l UNFQCO Thlnkurs l PAULINE GAUVIN fulnre lntentmnx Nursmg lzlnztzes Dramatlc Souetx 5 Gxrs Badmxnton l S GII Qwnmmlng Tcam l 7 HI Llght l 7 lAdurtIsIng Managnr l Prnss Club l 7 Radxo Club l StIr.ntClub17 'I ,. .z W? -E-:ff -' as ph 6 C7 d W WWW -,mm Twentx IIIIIC .,Av-:,.:':b1 fllh .. '- - Cl ,-. .1 ' ' 1 'yb'llx-. ' 'I .-. 4 A ---5' .,,', V' . ' '-Y,lSec- .ast .L : --Nz 7 o 'f ,: ' A .2. ,. r W J , .I W N 'Al' I ' . 2. Urs' 1 I- -' S . 2,5 - 7 ' ' 2: ldf . . .-. ,. fa ,xv A, ,o' ' 1 AJ 0 if T - ,I 1' . F 1 ,, , , , f ,il 'F A f-JJ , G A, , A-,, 7 ' 'l D A I ' 1 - ' IA ' fl., 1 .F:gi.Vf! ' l - E' D , E ' A ' , I ,, ,K ': '?'lt1 - A-I - . . I E . , I f . 54,3 53 7 - 'gig fu Qffle, IVINHI X- STANLEY GAWLIK Future Intention! Undecided BETTY ANN GE1GER Future Intention.: Rhode lsland State College Acnutzes Dramatrc Society 3 Glrls Badmmton l 2 5 Grrls Swrmmmg Team 1 H1Lrght 2 Press Club 2 Radio Club l 2 JOSEPH A GENEREUX Future Intenlzonx College Aclzutzer Band 2 Outdoor Track 3. Track 2 ROBERT GIGUERE Future Intentions L S Navy Aftnztzes Footballl 2 Thlrty ANN RAE GILI. Future Intentrons Physrcal Educa non Teacher Actzulzes Bandl 7 5 Gnls Bad mmton 1 2 5 Gxrls Basketball 1 7 5 Grrls Swrmmmgl 2 5 Girls Volleyball l 2 5 Home Room Treasurer 2 Llbrary Club 1 7 lTfE3SUfCff Student Clun GEORGE GIROUARD Future Intentzom College Actu :nes Athleuc Councll 5 QPFQSI dent! Football 1 2 3 Outdoor Track 1 2 71 Swxmmmg Team 1 Louis GIULIOTTI Future Intentions Undecided Artzutzes UNESCO Thinkers Z GERALD GOUDRAULT Future Intentions AUf0mOIlVL En gmfermg , ' F, 7 . by A I l.. J, f.,. I , Ik- 1 l C ' is I 'V fs 21 2 . - A F 1 I , M f ' Bw, M A M qi 5 N any-:ti-SL! hl- :- Q Wg W E ,. ,, fl, WL, 19' Y, V I ,I - I 1 A -, L v I 'N' U A U -I I 7 If ' V - - Y,,A N, V,K.t ,j,,,,,..I.--. :I I. x 11 5. 3. 5 ' f . -V I' .. . . 2,. E 'y ..: I I. V. . . 3 '.- .' .Z 2.5. , ,kg , DOLORES GOVERNO lurnn- lntuzliunsx Secretary. FRANCIS GOYETTE Future Inlenliom: Undecided. Aflifilies: Outdoor Track l. 1. 5: Radio Club 'I Track 7 WILLIAM R GRAHAM Iuture Inlerllroux Textiles flttrulrer Fast Alpha H11 G MARION ELIZABETH GRAX l'u'ure Intentions Nurse Artuznes Dramatic Societs 3 Ger man Club 5 Girls Badminton 1 Ir s as etball Irs Volleyball 1 Light 1 ,KJ .f BARBARA GREGOR1' lfulure lnlenliom: Nurse. Acliiitiu: Cheerleaders l. 2. 5: Dramatic Society 2. 5: German Club 1. 5: Girls' Basketball l, 2, 5: Girls' Glee Club 5: Girls' Vol- leyball l. 1. 51 Radio Club 5: Senior Reception Committee 53 Sophomore Hop Committee 1: Tri-Bern Hi-Y 5 1Vice Presidentl. MURIEL JEAN HADLEY Future Intentions: R.I.C.E. Artiritiex: Girls' Badminton l: Girls' Basketball 2' junior Prom Art Committee Senior Reception Com mittee 5 Twirlers 'a ARLENE MAY HAGERTX fuiure Intenhom Undecided Arm :hex junior Prom Art K om mittee Senior Reception Lom mittu. 4 MARY HAGOPIAN Future Inlenhom Secretarial XY or Acizulzes Cinemastusl .., 1-A ' UI X6 Q 'la Ay Q gl K2: M7021 Thll tx one A , 2. 5: G'l 'B R 1.2. if -' ' ' A QI' - . 1. 5: Hi- ff 71 K fl-Y f . f f I ,E A, ii, J It A ' 1 I EQ P ' ,,,,,,: .--- , I , -IQ' if ' ' I 'Q rg . I X l l. IA ' I '-'A-KA ESX.. L ,-f' ' fu ff-f ' 1-wi , W W' WW R Q3 fn qorntll X- DOROTHY M HALL Iuinre Irzterzlxom Rhode Island inn. Lollegr. WILLIAM HANDLING lulure lnlenlzom Offnce Work Aclnllles Rddlo Club RONALDJ HANLEY lulure lulentmm I ndaudcd 1 HX RA L HAVENS lulnre lllltllfllllli I ndccldenl Thntx two JAMES HEALEX future lntentumx 'Nluw Fnglfmd Povur Ssstcm JANET PERRX HEATH Iulure Intentions Nuralng Arhzrtiex Drxmmv. Souuw 7 Girls Bidmlnmn l 5 Girls Baskptlxxll l 5 Girls Swlmmmg Tuam l 5 urs V0llLyh.1ll l 5 Lnl'r X Club 7 Studcnt Club 5 Tvurl ra ROBERT HEBNER Iulure lrlfeulmm follcgt. Acllullex Cl.1ssl'ook Board 'a Dm m.mL Souuy 5 F sr Bu: H18 7 5 Ggrman Club 7 5 Calf 7 5 ALBERT HFSKETH fulllra lnletllzuns BLISIIILSS D - lf 1' -- A . 4 gff ffr K-1 V I , -,-i f-4i:,- ' A ' :li ' L -'f 5 -- ' ,. ' 'L' ROBERT HOLDEN lnlnre lulentionx: fndccinlud. ,llltrillwf Golf 2. 5. JANET LYLE Hoon Iulure Inlenttom Offnu. Work 'flflllllfi Athleuc Councnl 4 Bond Cashlersl 5 Girls Badmlnton l Girls Basketball l 7 Girls Vl tll l HAROLD HORTOW lnlnre Intentions Brown l DIXLFBIIQ Artnttles Dramatic Souetx 4 East Beta Hn Y 3 DOROTHX HOSKINS lulure Inlentmm OH11.e V'ork -ialntlufx CIHLIHHSILFS 5 bt ls Volleyball 1 CONSTANCE HOLTLTON Fulure Intentions: Nursing. .-iflitilicxx Bond Cuyhicra l. ,ig Qrrlt Basketball l: Girls' Glue Club 5 Girls' Volleyball l. .Zz Hi-Light l FLORA HOTT Inlure lnlennom L ndaudnd Atmztzex Gxrls Badmnntonl 7 5 :rs Basketball l 4 G1 s U. Klub l 5 G1 Swim mmg Team I V 4 Gtrls Vollny PATRICIA ANN HULATT lulure lntenltous R I C F Arturlrex Classbook Board 5 Dra matxc Society l 5 Jumor Prom Commlttce Radm Club Sophomore Hop CDHIIDIIILL l BARBARA MAX HULME Future lntentmm Secruary Aclnztzes Girls Basketball l Cnrls Svnmmmg Team I 7 Gxrls Vol lexball I ,ff W' - W f ' ' ' W 101 ,ED Thltty three B., Q' -A1 A '. 1 Q'l'i 7' .1, ,j li5 lcyb: .z. ' 0' mm '. --'ll balll.2.5. 1 ' : ' l: f' 'P' 'A' f 4 R' 1 7 3 ., -D 1 Eff! , 71 ' . yay.. 4 ' A 1 8, lm l M ' 54 I l 7 IA 'U 'll ...xg G 1- :I .3 ui QVINCTT N.- as 1 2995, JOHN JADACH Inlnrn lntenlmns TLILWISIOH JOHN JENSON lnture Inlentxons Bryant Arlnllzes Golf 3 E ERNEST JOHNSON I-uture Inlentzonx Bryant College PATRICIA K JOHNSON Future Intention: Nursmg Acmmex Dramanc Socnery 7 5 Gnrls Basketball 1 Thlrty foul WILLIAM KAHLER luturf lnlenlmnx I ndcuded PETER KANARIAN future lnfenlzons Undecnded Actfutzex Cmemasters l E st B M Y l 5 Footba 1 ht l P e Sophomore Hop Commntu NANCY KASPARIAN future Intentxons Katharme Gibbs S cretarlal School Acinzner Classbook Board 5 Dra matrc Socnety 7 5, Girls Badmrn ton 1- Gnrls Basketball 1 Gurls Glee Club l 7 Girls Volleyball 1 H1 Light l 7 1Secretarv 75 Press Club l 7 Radio Club l 7 5 Sophomore Hop fommnttu 1 Studunt Councnll 7 5 EARL KEISLING future Intenlzons Lndeclded ,A .,...,XH h ,W M 1 6 f ' ' A is-1 nf l , 57' ani? 1'9 7 ':Sf',vzf 'fic' ' - '- - - W f ' , ' ll' W 7' h ' Q ' W fly- ,- N lj: 'Jf'7 ' -- 'Q 7 ' 7 ' I V ' -MW 'N -F 7' , 7-.. 1 'V ' -' ' - ' : ' : a e. . Hi- . 2. .Z ll l1Hi- ' O' L'g . 2. 5: r ss Club l, 25 ' -- 1. EARL CLIFFORD KELLY Inlnre lnla-ntioux: Prinrcr. .-lrliritiex: Cinumusturs l. I. 5: Hi 7 Light 21 llomc Room Trugxaurcr - VNESCO Thinkcrs l. JOSEPH FRANCIS KELLX Inlun lrltevllmns lnI.lLLId4.d MAUREEN A KENNEDX fuiure Intennons R I School of DLaIgn Mich: 11185 Cap and Gown Comnur ree 5 Guls Basketball 1 jun or Prom Arr Lommmeg Sophorrore Hop Commmee LNE O T Inkers l QLEENIE KENOIAN lnlun luleul uns Bn Int lOllLg,L htnzlzes Churlcudnrsl l 1 Dm mann SOCILH 7 5 Glrls Badmm Ion l GIrls Basketbxlll Glrls Glu Club l 7 Glrls Volluball l Press Club l 7 RudI0 Club l ophomore Hop Comn'Ir 1 lfifa-'V ,J cl N6 is HELENE MARX' KENT lwlurv lrllwllinms Sccrczury. .'lIfiIiliw.' Clincnmstcra S: Llnssbook Board 5. DAVID KIMMETT I nlure lnlenlmm Preparaton Nghool Urine: oss Glu. Lluh Lnrmm Club 4 THOMAS KNIGHT Future Intenlzom L S Nan ROBERT CLRTIS KNOWLES Fulure Intention: ALronIunnal Fn gmeer Aalnxnes Home Room Trnasurer S .,,,f' QI CJ ,gb MNH! ThIIty fixe ' A 4' V ' By ' 1.5: 3- 1 Q 2... h' ' ,1. zf 5: s 2 I Q3 Ice l. U f' 'f' V f I ' E' J ':i,, ' .. W g: an mi' Qi' A D T5 5fg,- I I I - ' ' 'H KI - g - , WW- - - - or f .I 7 V-A 0 ' o . . . .,.. ' ' ' v Xml f ' xl ' , , -f I Y vii I 'rsffgfl-1' A X Nl' 221: ' . Q H ,M u it A ' L 5 Til in 1 xv' ls I gil l T-' A W J H- Q. S fi' , - Y? li ' N., ' Q V A H A iq x ' '---... , . J f V 4 4 H K A 3 'sg-z..s I qx!Nt11 RUSSELL KOSUBINSKY Future Intentions: Mechanical En- gmeer. Ac'tiritie.v.' Football l, 2. RICHARD KUT Iulure Intentions Elecrrlcran ROBFRT KUT future Intentzons Electrlclan DOROTHY LACLAIR Future Intentzom Offnce Work Arlrutzex Gxrls Badmlntonl Girls Volleyball 1 Thxrty s1x THERESA LAMBERT Future Intentions: Secretary. ROBERT LANGBORG Future Inlentzom L S Navy Actzutzes Footballl 7 Svsxm mngl 7 JOHN LATRAVERSE Future Inienlmns Art School Acturtzes Cmemastersl 7 5 LLCILLE ROSALIE LAVIGNE future Intentions Thcatrncal Work Artxutxex Dramatic Socnety 7 Glrls Badmmton 7 Girls Basketball l 7 Glrs CL Club l lTreasurer H Gnrls Volleyball 7 5 Treble Clef Club7 LNESCO Thmkers l . . .A,, ,: '-'51 1 ,... ' . ' -1 'n'E3'1- 1. .2.5 KENNETII LAVVTON llvlure lurwllrmus lndecided. ANNE CIIIIISTINIA LEACH lnlure lntenlmn: Soual Worker Azlzulzex Cmemasrers 7 5 Dra mauc Socneu 5 Gnrls Badmxnron Irls Volleyball 5 Home Room Treasurer 7 'I R3dl0 Cluo LUCILLE LEEDHAM Future Intentzonx Dennsts AssIsI ant Adu zlzes Girls Badmmlon lf 5 Basketball l GII' S Swxmmmg Team l 5 Gnrls Vollfyball Z LNESCO Thmk er MARILYN LEINHOS Fulure Inlennons Lndeclded Aftnztxes Gxrls Badmmton 1 v GIrls Svummmg Team l xs , vi xa Yi WWUWBV ELIZABETH ANN LEISHMAN l'nlm'e Intentions: Secretary. ELIZABETH j LEvEsQL E I ulnre lnlentmnr Comptometer School Acnulrex Gnrls Basketball 1 S n Ior Recepnon Commrrree L NFSCO Thnnkers l STEI AN BALCOM LITTLE lulure lnlentxons Dartmouth Col ege Arlnztzes Bond Cashlers 3 Dm mam. Souuy 5 tVIee Pl'8Sld8l'IKP East Alpha HI Y 1 French Club 5 ITreasurerl Class Treasurer 2 5 jumor Prom Commnttee 2 Junror Rotanans 71 RHdlO Club 7 3 KVICC President H dem Councxl 3 1PresIdent Svummmg Team l 7 5 JAMES LOGATHETIS Iulure Inlenlmm Pnest Artzunex Clnemasters 7 5 Llbra ,MJ tl fix, atvti Thlrty seven I - - s- , U . Y 2: 5.7 - -le. 2 -. ,: ' .V 1 ' b 3: Y . P . , , D ll . 'I I G' l' . Z: Al' .' 3 ' ' ' . 2. .S ' ' Q . ' . j S ' l.-,, 'A ,Az Stu- - Y . J: : . . . ' 2' ' ' 'I ' A Ar: - ' w - 2 Q' : N .-. it ry 5: Girls' Volleyball L 2' ' ' Club 2. 51 UNNESCO ThlnkCI5 2. 1 N f7 'f' T, . ,,, 1 fp a . in r VM- , IV 1175 ' , -f -L'-5 ' I A rg . I' I 1 ' lf IA ii -. H Z A if , wr I ' i.i:f.,1a' ig ...xg X.- -4, as WG? ' 'B 'M W W' W Yi' ff' , gfljx' mmm X.. EDWIN LOSIEWICZ Future Intentions Law Enforce Inenf Artulzes Dramatam Soclety 7 3 F t Beta HIY 1 7 5 Football l 7 3 German Club l HI Llght 7 1Page Fchtor 7? Outdoor Track 7 RHGIO Club 7 BARBARA LoXsoM future Intention: Secretary Actnztzex Classbook Board 5 Dm mann Soucty 7 3 Glrls Badmln n l 7 'I Gnrls Basketball 7 5 Gnrls Svummmg Te rls olleyball l Lght l 7 jumor Prom Commn ILC 7 Press Club l Radno Club l 7 Sophomore Hop Commnttee l Student Club 5 Tvutlers 3 ALVIN CONRAD LUCKE Future Inlenltonx U S Naxy SHIRLEY ELLEN LUNDERVILLE Futura Intentions Secretary Artzutzex GIrls Badmnnton l 7 5 Glrls Basketball l 7 'Q Swlm mlng Tcam l Glrls Volleyball l 7 5 Thlrty elght THOMAS LLTZ Future Intentions Chemnstrs JOAN MCCARTH Future Intentmns Secretary Aclzutles LNIFSKO Thmkers l MARILYN MCCARTI-IY Future Intentzons Junlor College. ELAINE MLCAUGHEX' I-uture Intentmm Secretary Actzutxes Bond Cashntrs 5 HI Llght l 7 Home Room Treas urer 7 , M t,.,,.xv' u ,-. X' - ..,' i , ':fji,, ' ' 75 , fv 1 Y V5 f fifg e ' A f 7' I ' ' A M .ff , 5 ,ff 'Wf'lg,, - ' 7' ' 'o ' , ' W- j - 'YQ qi, 17. H f If 'Q -. ' - 1' ' -1 -. 5. ro .-, xg I: . - I. , In -,,: ' ' ' aml,2. N 1 , ig Gi 'V j .2.3: .' H.. ' -3 I . ..: - ELSIE KATHLEEN MCCORMICK Future Intentions: Secretary. ActiI'ities.' UNESCO Thinkers 1, 2. JOSEPH MCCORMICK Future Intentions: Undecided. MARCIA CAROL MCCORMICK Future Intentions Teacher Actnztzes French Club 2 5 GI ls Glee Club l 5 Llbrarv Cluo 3 Treble Clef Club l EDWARD MCDONALD future Intentions Englneerlng Artnltzes Swimming Team l 7 IA State 7 5? DOROTHY MARIE I MCGEEHAN ' Future Intentions: Nurse. 3 Activities: Dramatic Society 2. 5: Girls' Badminton l. 2, 53 Girl' Glee Club 11 Girls' Volleyball is Radio Club l. 2. 5. FRANCIS A. MCHALE Future Intentions: M.l.T. lCivil Engineer 1 . Artirities: Band l. 2. 3: Boys' Glee Club 1. 2, 5: Classbook Board 2, 5 1Associate Editorbz Junior Ro- tarians 5: R.O.M.P. Z. 5: Senior Reception Committee 5: Student Council 2. 3 CVice Presidentlz Treble Clef Club 7 5 BERNARD MCKENNA Future Intentions Undecided NORMAN MCKITTRICK Future Intentions Commercial Art Artuztzes Art Committee Ur Prom and Sr Reception! l 7 3 Bas hall 1 Dramatic Societv 1 7 East Alpha Hi Y 5 HI Light Outdoor Track 3 Track 5 g -.....-f' wi Xa fx ve Tf'P' WGYWWBV If 01, ThIrty nmc Q -A A ist. 1 - . . v-.3 I .I :MKS C- ll -, . 1 , . -. 5: '- ,: '- ' 1. 2: I N f' '?- T' f ' 1 fv s , I 1 , I. Q :, 'Tel l I I JM . 'U' 3- ' f- ZA ' .f .ifEli'U5y ' N' 7' , , ' A - I' ,Q - f1 , , YQ 0 . V .r V- M N A Wm- Q b - . ug, .I I lx, ...Y W I nr! sal m N- as S-. ...A .N ,.,-,,,.4,-L' rl X. J , 5253! 72+ .. ' , ,J Z , X' H I ' ' -xA.. 'ff 3 V' ' 1 C 1. AQ If -E -f I If 1' O I I fA- imrntlt RICHARD MACDONALD Future Intentzonx jewelry Dcsxgncr Actuztzex Cxnemasrers 7 4 Dra matnc Socnuy 5 Sophomore Hop Lommmez 1 KENNETH MACK Future Intentzons Acountanr ALICEFAYE MAcKENz1E Future Intentions Nurse Actzutzes Cap and Gown Commn tee 5 Classbook Board 'a Du matlc Socnery 2 5 4Secretary? French Club 5 QVICC President! Girls Badminton 1, 7 5, Girls Basketballl 2 3 Girls Swnm mmg Team 7, Girls Volleyball l 7 Home Room Treasurer 3 Stu dent Council 4 Trl Alpha H1 Y l 7 5 1Secrerary 7 'rl Class Secretary 7 ROBERT MACLEAN Future Intentions Lndecnded Actuztxex German Club Forty x. GEORGE MADEOUNIAN Iulure lntultmnx Music A1111 ztlex Basuball l Bows Glu Club l A Cnmmasurs 7 5 Foox hall ' l NFSCO Thmlxus l ROSE MARCI-11 future Intentions Retanl Snllmg Actuztxer LNESCO Thinkers 1 7 ROBERT MARCULEWICZ Future Intentions College Actnztxes Football 5 ROBERT MARONEY Iuture Inlenlxons Tdulslon Arlxulres Baseball 7 5 l'OOlball 7 ROBERT RICHARD MARSLAND Future Intentions: Lf S. Marines. SOPHIE MASSIWER Future Intentions: Secretary. Activities: Bond Cashiers 1: Cine- masters 3: Classbook Board 5 ball 1. DOROTHY JOAN MATONIS future Intentions Nurse PETE MECCHI Future Intentzons Radio n Tele usion Technician Actn :tres Baseball l Girls' Badminton lg Girls' Volley' ...1 ff S wp... ,....1 1 If ggi on wevrawwv ROBERT MELUCCI Future Intentions: R.I.C.E. Arliriiies: Baseball l: Basketball 1. 2. 5: Boys' Glee Club 1: Cine- masters 2. 51 Dramatic Society 2. 3 Vfreasurer 33: East Alpha Hi-Y 2. 5 lVice President 51: Hi-Light l. 2: Home Room Treasurer 5: Sophomore Hop Committee 1: Cross Country 5. IRENE M. MENARD Future Intentions: Switchboard Op- CNIIOF. Activities: Girls' Badminton 1. 5: Girls' Basketball l, 3. JEAN MEUNIER future Intentions Secretarv Actzulxes Cheerleaders 1 Cmemasters 7 5 Girls Badmin ron l Girls Basketball l 7 3 Girls Volleyball l 7 5 Sopho more Hop Committee 1 Tri H1 Y Alpha l 2 3 BARBARA MILES future Intentions Stenographic Work Actxutxes Girls Basketball l Girls Volleyball l Twirlers 5 179- 9' 1 Forty one I I t. 2. -3: I I ' A ': ' a d - ' ' I ' fx J, WWW ,.. fi' I 1 0 .55 ' N ' ,.f 7 1? ,I 1 5, , V f re, - . H ! ,HM . L he 3 ' i f : :A , 'f ,, A it F V A . Q H M W M- . V V - . Ml 1 W 4 VV, . ' V, V I A . - - ' - . - . 'H mvligia-V - -Xw, .-f ,U 'a W n! l 'l nun!!! X- ROBERT MORRIS future Intent ons Industrral Dc sngner irlz mes Baseball l Boss Glee ub l D amann S uetw l 7 Fast Alpha HI Y 5 East 'Btta H1 Y l H1 Lrght l 7 Home Room Treasurer 7 5 Outdoor Tragk 5 I0 Clubl 7 ROMPI bwrmmlng Team l Tratk 'v SHIRLEY RUTH NIATHANSON Future Intentions Stenographer Actzzztzex Bond Cashlersl i Grrls Basketball l Gnrls Glee Club 1 7 3 Gnrls Volleyball 1 H1LIght I Press Club 1 Radxo Club l KENNETH NEWELL Future Intentrons Undecided Actttttzes Cmemasters 7 3 VERONICA NEWSHAM Future Intenlzonx L ndeclded Actuttzes Girls Badmxnton l 7 5 Grrls Basketball 1 7 Gnrls Svstm mmg Team l 7, Grrls Volleyball l 7 3 Forty two WILHELM NURNBERG I-ntnrt Inleulmns OTC Army ANN MARIE ONEILL Future Intennons Dental Assnstant Actuzttev Dramatxt Socxety 71 East Beta Trx Beta HI Y 5 Gnrls Glu Club l jumor Prom Commxttee ILIght l Studtnt Club VINCENT OVERLOCK future Inlentzonx Bentley School of Actountmg Artzzzttes HI Lnght 7 fReprLs nt tnveh Home Room Trtasurer 7 R O M P 7 3, Student Counul 5 IRENE PADYKULA future Intenlzons Nurse Artlrztzes Girls Badminton l 7 5 Girls Baskttballl 7 71 Girl Swlmmxng Team 7 3 Glrls Vol leyballl 7 5 D H x-xnxx. A' ' -' k- I me , V ,- L tm g , f 33-5 Q ' T A ff ,f ,121 'Nz' . I 'I .. gf , 5 ' in 1 x . l 1 K-' Z E I l' v I' L , ,l- . 4: . - . ' o W' ' 1 fx f f':' r' If ,M , , O VO I Q Us gg N l I if 'Q f- Sf I , I , Bad f 7' G.: -1 .... V , L . , : . ' ....: ' 'C Av : V .422 1 'l 1 3 ' , 2, 5. LOUISE PALAGI Fulnre lnterllionts Distributive Edu- cation. Actizitiex UNESCO Thinkers l. 2. GEORGE PARKER Future lnlentmm Lndeclded lzttlflles Bows Glee Clu flnemastus I German Club l 7 Hx Light l V Indoor Tran. 4 Outdoor Track l 7 'n Radu ib ran. 5 Homt Room Treasurer l RICHARD PARKER fulnrt lnlenlmnx L S 'Nan ROBERT A PAWLITSCHAK Iutnre lnlentmn L ndecided ,..2 W fl Ka 1- fs HENRX' PEACE Tulare luterltioux l'. S. Marines. Artitilfex' Swimming Team l. 2. 3. HARRIFT FLORINE PEARCE lutm e hilt :hex Stcnographer EVERETT PEARSON I nlm e lntenlzonx Brow n L nn er Sl! Acfnznex Athlntit Council 3 1Vite President? Baseballl Basketball l Cap and Gown Committee 5 Dramatic Souen 7 5 Fast Alpha Hi Xl 7 Fast Beta Hi Y 5 oot 1 7 5 junior Rotarians a Sophomore Hop Committee l Student Counul 4 Track 7 Class President 3 ADRIENNE ARLINE PELLEGRINI lutnre lntenlfom Nurse ialzunex Classbook Board 5 Dra matit Society 7 5 German Club 4 tSecretarwi Girls Badminton 1 Girls Basketball 1 Girls Glee ub l 7 Girls Volleyball Press Club 1 Radio Club 1 3 Student Council! 7 3 TriBera H1 Y 5 1Presldentl -,J ,y a - - zosfo tive!!! Folty three bl. 21 1 .1 ' .....: ' 1 Cl: lL T 'k l. 2. .2 ' -yi . ' , ' - V ii 'I .-1.f 'MJ'-',:F1 ball . -. .2 ' 'A f: ' ' .2 ' ... ci , -1 ' 'A l ' . 1: fi -1, W ,-.4 ff' T' gl A Crit. -, 91 577 S 5 is .' '37 ii 3- 5ffg -- I 1 I . ' f 1- A . U ' t' A ff , ff 'Lf 0 S D ' I I 0 - o A . S 6 o lufgfi ,f tw' wer ,N Ji nvnzll X- NANCY PERRIN Inlnrt Inlultmns S crctary Atntrlrex LNESCO Thinkers l MATTHEW JOHN PIATEK, JR Iulure lnteulrons Architecture Armnres Cross Country 5 Golf S Outdoor Track 7 4 KATHLEEN PILLING Future lnlentions: Nurse. Aclirities: Dramatic Society 2. 51 Radio Club 51 Tri'Beta Hi-Y 5. IRENE PINA Fulure lnlentiom: Secretarial Work. Acliriliex: Girls' Badminton l. 2. 5: Girls' Basketball 1. 2. 5: Girls' Volleyball l, Z, 5. Forty-four SANDRA KAY PLATT Fntme lllftllflfllli Sccretars Adu :nes Cl'1ssl'00lt Board Dramatic Sonnets 5 French Club 5 1Su.rctar33 Girls B 5 l' ll l junior Prom Committee 7 4CoCha1rmani Radio Club 7 1Secretaty P Sophomore Hop Com tee I Student Council 7 'Iri Alpha HI Y 7 's lVice Prey dent! GEORGE Po1R1ER Fulnre Intentions L S Air Force CARoLxN POTTS Future lnlentiom: Secretarial Work. Arlivitiex: Cheerleaders l. 2. 5: Dramatic Society 2. 52 Girls' Basa ketball l: Radio Club 5: Senior Reception Committee 5: Student Club 31 Tri-Beta Hi-Y 5. ARTHUR PRESCOTT Future lnlentiom: R. I. School of Design. Actititier: Cinumasters 5: Science Club 5. GY Ev .X- A L f' , .U ' 9 'TT :L ' Y S S N 5 L vi'-E A i 4 -aa, 1 A' 1 ' ' Z X Y , A 5,4 - - E' . .' - vt- ig' 1 E , ig ,WQQ a 1 0 I Q . ' at 1, H 5 , in ., . .Ji xx .1 '1' - , , ' : kt- . V' ,D I' 1 A -i.liLI- -Av A 12. a-.'. 2 . . -'E ribii z Q. -' -. 5,1- jour: ROBERT PRZYBYLA I nturr lflteulimlr: Agricultural XY'ork. CAROLx N RANKINIE Fnlmz Iulenlmns SLcrLtarlal NY ork -htnrlnl Dram me Snenen 4 Cnrls Blsluzlwll l Volluball l Rldo Club 4 Srudenr 4 TrlBer.1 H1 Y 5 Vlreasurul TWlFlLfS 5 HLGH READ Futura lnlennonr Collnge flrtzulrex Basebwlll 7 HMan1gLr H SWll'l'l!TllDg Teaml 7 4 VALER112 MARIE REDDINGTON Future IIIIFIIHOIIJ AltdlC2ll Surf. ran -lenzrlrer Classhook Board V 5 Gnr s Glee Club l 7 H1 Lnghr l 7 rebll. f lef Club l Tvslrlers 4 ,L X-,-y ..f 1' ww:-rn PAUL REYNOLDS lfutnre Intentions: Brown L'nivv:rsiry, .-lflizilier: Basketball lj. V. llg Classhook Board l: Dramatic S0- ciury l: Easr Bum Hi-Y 1Pre-sidunr 53: Football 5: German Club 1: Home Room Treasurer 1: Junior Rotarians 3. BARBARA RILEX Future lntentxonr 'Nursing Artxutnx Dramaue Socxen German Club t 4 fvlfl President l Cnrls Volleyball l junior Prom Commmee lCoih.ur man! Radio Club 'R Sensor Re ecpuon Commmee 4 Sophomore Hop Lommnrree I Student Club H Trl Beta HI Y 4 1C0rrLsp0nd mg Seeremry 7 BRUNA MARY RINALDI Futura Intentrom' Secretary Arluzlzer Dramarxe Club 'P 3 Gnrls Bddmlnron 5 Glrls Vollexball l LNPSCO Thnnleers SALLY R1sHo Future Intentions School of Praerl cal Nlursmg Actruhes Classbook Board 1 Glrls Badmmronl 7 Glrls Baskerball l 7 Girls Volleyball l Jun o Prom Arr Commmee Sensor Re cepnon Arr lommmee H1L1ghr 1 7 junior Prom Commmu. C ommmee l ...gf B -Z aww!!! Forty fix e y A : A, . . I 2 llzl ai l . V U 2 N . -1 Q -:Q .221 ir A A .-: ' - Q 'lz -:T--Q ' Z ,1l. ...1 I: Press Club 1. 2: Sophomore Hop f ' af gf' Zu! l . ig J ' 7: ' pf- ' . , .4 ' l' A -. .fri-' '7 R 'Lv' -f' A ..,i-'- 7-5: . . ' 3,4 . 1 l,,' X . g ,. EA 4- 'U mi-I .4 'R ', . , , - -Qi 'Q ' Q-xg s., ff 'w w' J- if A 1 .J Rutwill THFLMA ROBERTSONJ Inlure IIIIZVIIIOHX BLXSIHES5 gurutarx EDNA ROBITAILLE future Intentions Suretartal V ork -lctrutzes LNFSLO Thxnkcrs l 7 RUTH ROGALA future Iulcntzonx Katharina. Cnbks Artumex Clncmastnrs 4 Llassbook Board 5 Dramatic Souuy 7 1 Glrs Badminton l 5 Glrls Basketball 7 3 Girls Svummmg aml 7 H ht 7 d nt Club l 7 5 Tvurlcrs 3 JAMES J Rox JR I uture Intentions TLXII le College fictnrlzes Baseball l Baskuball l J 4 Dramatu. 901.11-tx 4 East Alpha HTY l Sophomore Hon Committee l Student founul l 7 Tnnnls 3 Fortw SIX , 1 I J JEAN Rox Inlure Iulcntzom bvutchhoxrd Op crator ltlzutles Girls Badminton l Cnrls Volleshall l THEODORE RIJDOLPH Iuture Iulerzlzoux IJ 9 Nny A Foru. Ar nrlrex Baseball IJ V H1L1ght 7 jumor Prom Com IHIIILL Senxor RLLLPIIOII Commit tee Swimming 'Imm 7 STFLLA RYBAKOEF luture lnlentmns R I L F 'ffflllflkl Indoor Track l junior Prom Commuter. 7 VICTORIA BARBARA SABACK future Inlenlmux Quretary Affillllfl Gtrls Basketbulll Gtrls GILL Club l Girls Volluball l 0 . . ' 'K - T ' 4v , a,g Q rj i ff. afli f A 5f , A+ of .- - A ga 1 A f N '.- lv' if Te .-.'5: Lug H 1. -1 sm- I ' 9 . -. .C ' ' ,. l . 7, . AARON L. SCHWARTZ lutme Intultmm: College. -lI'tIIitier.' R,O.M.P. 1. F. DAVID SCHWARTZ Future lntwltirmxs Salesman. .'itlizitics.- R.O.M.P. 3. HELEN J SEGUIN future Intentions Secretanal Work Aftnztxes Bond Cashners 5 GIrls ee Cluh l 3 GI Svum mmg Team 1 Gxrls Vollewball 's Treble Clef Club 1 Tvnrlers 3 LORA CATHERINE SHWAERH ll lure IIIILVIIIIIIIS Seamstrzss I IIIflLI Glu. Clubl 4 Tre. v. Klub I BOEBYE JEAN SIRMON llulure lulwllirnzs: bndecinied. LILLIAN ANN SIUZDAK Future Intentions: Dental Assistant. Activities: Band 51 Cap und Gown Committee 5: Cheerleaders 5: Girls' Glee Club l: junior Prom Committee 7' Treble Clef Club 1' 1Wll'lLl'S ALBERT SMITH Future Intentions Lndecndcd JOHN F SMITH future lntenlmm Fngnneunng o ege Artrufres Outdoor Trunk J S ,. y 1 , WJ WWSWBV ,yy V 0 104 ww!!! F01 ty sex en , V. A 1 sl ' ' Gl 1 , 1, ,5 .'rls f' - ' -' ' ' '- Y 5 ' : . ' ' C l- '. 1 ' : ' . . l - .'lt',7.' Z .-.,2 -ble Cl-f Q . 2. 5. K, J,, ,-V. f ' ' gl A A , ..,, . -, il 5 ', ' I -' 'V ' , .Il ' ' ,sf t iff- N . ' A D .f J A I Q h U V I H . , . 1 V1 L ,.f QQ R qvnsuf .S J BRADFORD SNOW I nlnn lutgulmm K 0llLgL lzlnztrex bgrmxn Lluh 5 Ssum mung 'lgxm l MILDRED F SONNFR Inlun lnlenllrrlx NUTSL Ltnlnu nr s B.1s.lmlnt0n S urs .1 uhxll Kurs m lmmlng 'I lm l 5 bl 5 Vollubxll 4 Sgnlor Rnupuon C Ommlttu. l Studpnt Club l JOHN H SPOON ER future Intention: Flectrxzdl Fngm KLI' hlultzu Bond fashxers l Cm: mxsters 7 ROBERT SLLLIVAIN lulnn lniennms Basuball lalurtzes Bdsghdll l 7 N Svum mxng Tc-.lml 7 S l mu elght FIORENJLE 51 IHILA SUROWIFL lnlml lunnlnnzv Rhoda lsl and ful lap, Of l'dug1t10n ANTHONY SWIECH fnlme lilltllllliili Bxku Azlnllna Lap mul Gown C ommxl s ln Fnorh 1ll l GEORGE SZAIDAK JR I-1lIlf4l?IltIlfI0?IJ l S nr loru 1 nltlef B Slmtbnll l 5 fr unrrx s TMLR I CORININE TAR1 lutnre Iulenfmus iuruars Atlzzllzex KNILSIO Thxnlursl l R. ,Xb D x., F I L V ' I I I - Se- ,:, M I W - u '4?V T k 1. 5 fig , 1 -- A ' ' I V l 51' ' fs, QQ H T - W- 'Er ,Y ., ' , R , ' O 0 I ' g fl .. vw f-xl ' . ' 4 l I U2 ' F Actizilimf French Club 5: Urfhcx rm l. pl ' C' lx' ' ' 2. ,z I A A I 2 CMI' Bfgkvz 2. 5: l' 'f 1 ' ' I ' S ' 'cz . I. ,z Url' IUC 5: lfut Bal Hi-Y l. Z. N .- f 7 ' ', ' .-. 4 2 l : ' I. ' A 7 l H ' - ' ' 4, , , ' A' : -. -, , A't ',: a'-a ,Z.E:Q0ss ' I, ' 5 ' ' C0 jf: .2.5. DOROTHH' THEBERGE Future Inlentionx: Secretary. wlrtiziliesx Girls' Volleyball l. JOHN KENNETH THORNTON Future Intenlionx: R. I. Stale Col- lege. Aciiritiex: East Alpha Hi-Y 5: Foot- zx l 7 5 lCo Captain il Home Room Treasurer S CAROLYN TILL lulure lnienlmnx Nursmg Arlxtztxes German Club 3 Gnrls Badmmton 7 GIrls Basketball 1 7 5 Gnrls Volleyballl 7 5 RICHARD TOUGAS Fulure Intenlzonx Teacher Auxtttzes Dramaun SOCIEIY 'I fPresIdenrb East Alpha HIY 3 Rxdno Club 4 Student Counul 5 Tenms S gs, ...f fl, Q 'ri A in -fs 1 , Q I www JOAN ELIZABETH TRETTON Future lnIe'ntions.' Secretary. .-ltlniliffss Girls' Baskcrbull 1: Girls' Volleyball 1. EIIMOND RAYMOND TUCCI Future Intentions: Research Chemist. Acliritiesl Cinemasters 3 VIRGINIA E VANTI lulure lulentrotls Nursmg Acltutzex Bond Cashlers l Glrls Badmmton 1 Glrls Basketball 4 Glrls Svummmg Team 1 Gxrls Vollexball 4 Twnrlers 3 BARBARA ANN WALLACE fulure Intentions Secretary c :utter I. brary Klub l WJ B V iC.?.1 Q vnu? Forty mne b ll .-., - , 1 - ' ' -' tj if A A-r .- Img .2.5. f' -- A I, fd 3- if 7 'E '1 ' .- --C, .. A ,-f.,:l '- T ,, -M 4 R 1 I - in 4. Q E .9 quam! 1-if mxtw., irv ,f Yi T57 fm CHARLES FRANCIS WARBLRTON Intnre 1111211110711 L S NJ flntnzfren Bond Cashxcrs l Clls book Board 5 lBusmL5s M m.1g,c1 il Dramvmc Socnen 5 Prgnnh uh Q' Vfruasurcr Lnghx l 7 1Bus1ness Manuggr I D Junnor Romrmns 's Pnss uh l Radio Club l SO O mon. Hop Lommmnc l ROBERT WEBER lnlmn lnlulnonx Brxanr Lollpy. PHILIP XVESTLOTT lulnre Intculmm I 5 Arms lzlzulnr Outdoor Trunk 5 'Iruk 7 5 NORMAN I WEsTc,ATE lulure lnteulmm Radio lrn1,,1nLLr lLl1lIlIt'S Clncmusurs 7 4 Flttx ANDRFNV ROX WIILBUR lulun lntcrllmns Ontarlo Agrnul rur nl Collngn ALfllll1l'Y Ggrman Club 7 Studcm Ounul l 7 5 Vfreasurnr 7 BETTX LOL WOOD Iulmz lntenlmns Nursing Afflllfltb Bond Cashxers l Tvslrl nr v ROBERT CLIFFORD WORTHINGTON Iulmn lflllllflflllj Lnduldnd f1LflllfI4 1 H1 Llghx l ' S!udLnt founul l DOROTHX WLASCHEL lulmc lllflllflllili Secretarial Wfork Acturllex fmgmasrers 7 's Dru mlm Suuus 7 Gnrls B d'mnmn l Curly Bdskubnll l - ,,,.,. , , if-4, :4h,,::' N' , 3, I 'jk ,1 tif l 1 A , I 1 ,L xy l ', i, ,L 5 A f-ez. ' WE- E' U W- W- - 1 ' . , R V- A :LA wr, . ' 4 6 . . . ffm C V , . ua U --sm id- uur ,, J 1 V I V 1 , SS I S 'LJ' U , -N A 1 A v l 5 ' : '. . . vy. 4 ' ' Cl: -. 5 I 'V?:zvfH'i- H -1 - ' . - ' ' - - . C . ... , ' ..l. Z z ' ' '. ,: ' Cl 1 i ' n 1 ' ph - , 1 I S fi, I. ' 1 - . HENRY C. ZABORSKI Future lnlentionx: lj. S. Navy. ANTHONY ZAINYEH Future Intentianx: Undecided. 4rIix'ilies: Boys' Glee Club 1. gms. MARY A KELLY Our Guzdance Counselor for :be Past Three Years ,f .ss in-,J xv I WUWBV lf' Q TC-fl www!! Flfty one 'fl 3 f' 'f' 'Q' ff' 5' ' J f 5' ., fi? in -4, -,, J - 4 , f 4, .,,- s .T--25' ' 1 I r M 'I .X-A '-- 'HH 5 fb 1, ' T l -if . - - - . ' . - W . 4 ' . ff. pl, 4'5- , ,uf 1. - W - u -P W 'A T ' W fu A I gg ' V, Flftx Uno Claw de e xe.1r5 lmxe passed so mx lftly hx e rleh .md fruitful daxs, e el115s of flftx one h 15 reaehed e pirrnnff of the mms e fI'lLIlLlSl'llpS xxhleh luxe here been made, e ems of xxorle 1nd ul 15 lhose who luxe tau ht md guided L NX ere lleghls upon our um A e thus ns but 11 summon slow And ue must elxmln to Nkllltl' xlexxs Sueeess to re leh some du D lr Alma M lter IS ue elel 'lhe dass xxlueh seem moo few N115 bod Hls blessings exer shed exr old l lst Hlgh on sou joxx x NURHHI HINIIUN ARIINI ix oxxxn Bax Th , 2 , ' , 1. Th . . , , 2 - ., w , Th 1 ' h 'llh ' l' ' ' 1 I 1 ', H ' ' ' 1 g 1 if 4 ' ls. '7 I v H V nl ' J ' A Q 1 Still upward lies the wuyg Cl 1 1 ' . 11' 'I A 1 ivk' v . ' ' I A A 1, 1 2 v ' , , Y 1- lf-' t X- . V. 1 , Q D11 faq 'K' , 1' . . LXR l'l IIOQ . ,- , 1 M , . AI4llU'l'l', ,lm B . Alu! .. T1me Table SOPHOMORE YEAR 19481949 SEPTEMBER Radlo Clubs Roller Skatlng Party East West Football Game WOVEMBFR East Samt Raphael Football Game Class Electlons ames Roy Pres1dent DECEMBER Dr1m1t1L Souety s Play You Cant Take It W1th You Chr1stmas Assembly Boys and G1rls Glee Clubs JANUARY R3dlO Club Program on WFCI Youth Talks It Over Mr WIUICIS prmclpal res1gns pr1nc1pal MARCH Senlor Play Double Door H1 Hop Sponsored bv the Press Club Drama Fest1yal Held at East MAY Dramat1c SOC1CIy s MUSlLll Wha Hoppened7 Soph Hop JUNE Class Day JUNIOR YEAR 19491950 OCTOBER Halloween Jamboree sponsored by Mu SIC Clubs NIOVEMBER East West Football Game Class Elect1ons john Bowab Pres1 dent East Sa1nt Raphael Football Game DECEMBER Dramat1c SOCICIY s Play The Man Who Came to D1nner Chr1stmas Assembly--Glee Clubs JANUARY H1 L1ght Elects john Boyy 1b l:d1tor FEBRUARY jumor Parent s N1ght Snow Ball Dante Sponsored by Student Counul VIARCH Rad1o Club Presents Sw eet Sntteen APRIL un1or Prom East H1gh 5w1m Team XXIIHS State Champlonslup VIAY Dramat1C SOCICCYS Play Dear Ruth ju NE SENIOR YEAR 19501951 XIOVEMBER East Samt Raphael Football Game Trl H1 Y Seml Formal DECEMBER Chr1stmas Assembly Pageant Dramat1C SOCICIYS Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay JANLARY East W1ns C1ty Basketball Champ1on sh1p NIARCH Semor Play Harvey Plav Offs Marvel Gym APRIL Drama Fest1val Honor Day Recepuon M1nstrel JUNE Sen1or Recepuon Sen1or Parents N1ght Class Day GfHdUaIlOD Flfty three I . - 'K 'z , ' ' . ' C a I ' v. a l ' . - G ' , ' ' Y ' ' l L C n l A v, ' . L M 2 z . , It ' - - 1 . , . , . K D 1 A . . - L - 1 1 u 4 W- ' ' D 7 If Vi 11 11 7 ' Q . Y . . , . n v - Appomtment of Mr. McGeough as Q12155 Day. '- ' . 1 - . . Y. .xy , .. K. - , - 7 , - 1 h r , V, . . - 7 . I , . L -, - 1 , I, I . - - 1 u . , . . 7 n J XJ,-Q H 1 Wu Q , Z .ff 3 O no Flfty sxx Q51-J Wm i 7 i J- 1 Q Jil Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY CGroup lj S1 mg fl I 1 can Carney Paulme Gauvnn Adrxenne Pellegrmr Wan d Drozdowskn Janet Curns Allcefayc Mac Kenzle Standing fl to rl Nnch olas Demotropolous Rob ert Hanley Stevan Lrttle Sandra Platt Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY fGroup IU Szttmg fl to rj Arlene Chamberlam Theresa Convey Norma Brown Pauline Dion Ruth Clou tler Mary DuPonte Standing fl to rj Rob ert Hebner Albert Da Costa Stuart Adler Shu ley Nathanson 'rf' qr:J- ,Xi-f ---Zi I O O 4 Rhode Island HONOR SOCIETY fGroup IIIJ Szltzng fl Io rl Shnrley Lundevnlle janet Ash worth Ilene Fortm Jean Meunxer Irene Menard June Pelleuer Slandmg fl to 2 n drew Wilbur Vincent Overlock Robert Mac Lean Alyce Baxter Rhode Island HONTOR SOCIETY lGroup IVJ Szttmg fl to rj Barbara Rzles Carolyn Tlll Mar on Constance Houlton Florence Surovutc Ylandmg fl to ri Rob err Forest Paul Reynolds Rnchard Tougas A ron Schvs artz Sandra Doak Frank McHale and El unc MLCaughew absent --li-'X-f' .pf 'Q me -N , . -1- cf F' 'Q' 3 ,. ij? Qi. Flfty seven ' H r :l A - A ion Grey. Barbara I Greg' DA F? AWARDS A X ond! 0 A! ccond CX055 Q Qf ,O Q00 SQSJC SCLHOIOYS ge 00 Gy WJOJ Qcfeo of gofet fxklxfafe Sixty 0 genufn 275 H457 LUQELY 115: Es MOST BEAUTIFLL 1 Ruth Rogala 2 Alrcefaye MacKenz1e MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST Aly ce Baxter Corrnne Tarn PERSONALITY Alyce Baxter Sandra Platt MOST POPULAR BEST Aly ce Baxter Ilene Fortm PAL Sandra Platt 'Nan Curns BEST DISPOSITIONED l Ilene Fortm 2 Alyce Baxter MOST AMBITIOLS 1 Janet Cums 2 Adrxenne Pellegrmx DOINE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL l Rosamond Carpenter Nancy Kaspanan XVITTIEST Marlene Abbott Ilene Forun SCHOLAR Alrcefaye MacKenz Janet Curtis BEST If TNE MOST NONCHALANT l Pauline Dlon 2 Rosamond Carpenter MOST VERSATILE l Marlene Abbott Alyce Baxter MOST TALKATIVE 1 Wanda Drozdowskt 2 Barbara Loxsom MOST RESERVED l Adrxenne Pellegrmr 2 Joan Carney MOST RESPECTED l Allcefaye M cKen1te Adnenne Pellegrmn SLE OST RESPECTED BEST DRESSED 1 Rosamond Carpenter Dorothy Thrberge MOST CAPABLE 1 janet Curtis 2 Adrienne Pellegrxm MOST LIKELY TO SDCCEED l Janet Curns Adrienne Pellegrmn BEST ACTRESS Rosamond Carpenter Barbara Loxsom DANCER Dorothy Thxberge Rosamond Carpenter ATHLETF Vt rontca IN ew Shan 7 Ann Gull BEST BEST SERVED MOST POPULAR 1 Everett Pearson John Bowab MOST HANDSOME l Ted Rudolph Es eretr Pearson MOST MANLY Everett Pearson Robert Langborg BEST PERSONALITY Stevan Lnttle Robert Forest DONE MOST FOR TH 1 John Bowab Everett Pearson WITTIEST I Robert Meluccn 7 Robert Forest SCHOOL Sl? MOST NONCHALANT 1 John Thornton Frank McHale MOST VERSATILE l john Bowab Frank Mcl-lale MOST TALKATIVE Robert Forest Robert Meluccr BEST DISPOSITIOVED 1 john Bowab Anthony Swrech BEST SCHOLAR Robert Maclean Frank McHale MOST RESERVED 1 James Roy Robert McLean MOST RESPECTED Frank McHale James Roy BEST DRESSED Duck Tougas Stevan Lrttle BEST DANCER l John Bowab George Parker MOST CAPABLE John Bowab Stevan Lxttle HOST UIKILY THE. rg SUCCFFD MOST LIKELY TO SIJCCEED BEST BEST BEST Frank McHale John Bowab ATHLETE George Glrouard John Blake Everett Pearson ACTOR Stevan Lrttle Stuart Adler PAL John Bowab Peter Mecthr MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Bowab Robert Forest Slxty one I . . s U ' 1 1 1 1 A .. - 1 - 1 ' ' 5 if . 1 1 - ,Yeats 1 pu , 7 4 55 5 .5 A . 1 7 ' A , 3 K Q-Q 'wll O A A U l 11. , 2.2 fa' 2. S , 1 , m 4 ' 1 I Q -M 1 . . . 1. 2. 2. 2, 2, . , . 1. 1. ' 2. ' 2. 2. 2. 5. 1. 1. 1. ' 2. 2. ' 2. ' 1. ' 2. 2. 2. ' 2. . 2. - ' 15 . 1. 1. 2. 2. 2. ' 1. 2. APTER THE GAME WAS OVER 'J' GYJCK val 5? 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Q.:-vw'-r-'.f.g!.Q A, ? ff Q f 'sho We 1-races 1........--J--Q , Skgkq ' W K-5 .5 The Rad1o and Telev1s1on Club RADIO AND TELEVISION CLUB Fzrst row Il to rj V Barsonan N Kasparran Q Kenonan M Abbott S Platt S Lnttle J Bowab D Gula R Carpenter J Gagnon C Potts C Rankme Second rou fl to rj E Mllanl N Demetropoulos S Adler B Kelly D McGeehan P Hamilton R Mullx gan S Curus J Newbury D Morrxssette Tbrrd rou ll to rj F Barrowclough C Daxgnault D Moreau E Txll C Palancte C Olevrtch P Lallamme Fourth rou fl lo rj A ONell P Dlon B Bennett J Nazarlan M Nazarnan R Reynolds E Artlnxan R Irwln of televrsron members of clubs name m the school and home, the the Radlo Club changed the to the Radxo and Televtsron Club Thxs actxon was taken at the Hrst meetlng when the followrng officers were elected John Bowab president, Stevan Lxt tle, vxce president, Sandra Platt and Dor othy Gula, secretarles, and Marlene Abbott, treasurer Thxs year the members gave thexr ser vrces to the communnty by servxng the chrl dren of the grammar and jumor hrgh schools Several glrls took part m a serres of programs conducted over WFCI playmg the part of the mythtcal Safety Lady who gave messages for safety through narrated stones Also andrng rn the fight for safety m the school and community were the boys, who served as moderators on a program wrth Junror Safety Patrol members The members of the club presented a radio scnpt entltled No Parkmg' before the members Sxxty four Forexgners Settled Amerlca was presented before the jumor Chamber of Commerce w1th great success Early m the year several members audx txoned for the chance to represent East rn the annual I Speak for Democracy con test john Bowab was chosen, and placed thxrd ln area competltlon In conlunctlon wrth the Guidance Department two pro grams on Retall Selllng and Health and Personalrty were presented over WFCI Whnle all this radno work was golng on the club never forgot televxsnon Drs cussnons were held and several reports on telev1s1on were posted on the bulletm board by club members A film on FM radro was shown to the club However, the club could not have had such a successful year rf rt had not been for the zealous efforts and mspxratlon offered by the dlrector, Mrss Henrietta Brazeau l Y , V7 W, I O I Because they realized the importance of St. Paul's Parish. Another script entitled I , s ' s - u rr - , . l . , . . . Llbraryf Club In eyery school the lxbrary IS the nu cleus of all rnformatron It rs here that all the students congregate hasttly preparmg 'ln assngnment due on the followtng day dlllgently collecttng materlal for a source theme, or perhaps just readmg a book or magazme yy hnch was placed on drsplay The responstbtltty of carmg for the lrbrary ns lssumed by the Llbfilfy Club By placing hooks and magxztnes on dtsplay and patnt mg posters to illustrate certain books, the interest of the student body was strmulated and greatly mcreased Although the Library Clubs chlef tn terest was m helpnng students, there were seyeral successful socral events clurlng the year Included among these were a get acquarnted party, which was held at the beglnnmg of the year to acquaint the new students wtth the club, IIS members and thenr new ICSPOUSIDIIIIICS Other ac IIVIIICS were several parttes, ptcnlcs, and a hayrrde At the first presentatnon of the Dra mattc Club Our Hearts Vere Young and Gay the group sold candy The money gained IH th1s manner was placed rn a fund whtch was used to purchase new hooks and other essentnls deemed necessary Under the dlrectton of the lrbrarnn Mrss Irene farlm the Llbmry Club mem bers set up speclal dlsplays durtng Book XVeek and on Career Day Durxng Book gryen the opportunrty of gomg to the 11 hrary Each student was gtyen a card on whrch he could 11st those books rn whrch he was parttcularly interested and whlch he could secure at a later date On Career Day the lrbrary was laden 'wrth numerous pamphlets concernmg dtfferent vocatlons to help puprls tn therr choice of future work Because of the mterest that thrs club had nn furthertng the educatxonal work of teachers and students, IIS value was felt throughout the school LIBRARY CLLB First mu fl lo rj A Morton F Koulcle J Mottram P Pearson M Chrystne T Wazccha R Ktnny M Merrifield Serand mu ll to rj M Lazouras D Hawaweeny D Wfhrtmker R Champagne R Jenknns I Carlin qI.1brarlanJ R Ohver j Heath A Andrews B XY'allace P Reynolds SIXIN flye I 1 C I 'Q L Il L I L . Y .L A ., 'In . . -I Q I . 4 . 'I' .C . I . .2 Q ' ' 2 ' ' ' ' Q 1 '. ' ' ' ' ' XVeek the majority of English classes yvere ' l ' . 1 ' ' STUDENT COUNCIL First rou' fl to rj: L. Carlson, M. jenard. R. Turgeon, T. Grey, P. Wesley, S. Little. A. Mac- Kenzie, S. Platt, J. Car- ney wbrrxl' Second rou ll to rl Litt e A Wilbur Pearson S Adler Pelligrmi J Curtis Doak N Kasparlan Thzrd rou fl to rl Logathetis R Tougas Overlock 4'-. ATHLETIC COL NCIL First rou fl to rl Eur e Pearson Arthur Noonty Jamcs P Gtough John Reed jan ct Hood George Gir ouard rl, .V ' I Student Council The Athletic Council Under the leadership of Miss Mary M Moriarty, adviser, Stevan Little, president, Frank McHale, vice president, Pat Wesley, secretary, and 'Ihomas Grey, treasurer, the Student Council made many contributions to the school In order to augment their treasury this hard Working organization diligently extracted money from the student body by selling decorative book covers and the much appreciated refreshments at the basketball games ice cream bars At the end of the year they sponsored a Tea for Honor Society members and their parents Slxty six The purpose of the Athletic Council is the promotion and fostering of athletics and the presenting of letters to the students earnmg them This year for the first time the Council presented to the athletes the letter E , instead of the P which had been used at East for years Representing the student body on the Council were tyyo of our finest athletes, George Girouard, President, and Everett Pearson, Vice President janet Hood served in the honorary position of secretary Mr McGeough Mr Nooney, and Mr Reed rep resented the faculty The Band Playmg for the 10th year under the baton of Mr Robert Gray the band com pleted a successful year Wfnth a repeto1re rangmg from E H S to Strauss select1ons, the band entertamed on many occaslons Durlng football games, lt played and drllled wnth the twnrlers Later, the muslcxans play ed ln the All State Band and vsent to Wren tham, Massachusetts, to gave thenr annual concert at the State Feeble Mmded School One of the flne features of our band rs the fact that many of the musncnans learned thexr art from Mr Gray smce entermg East The Twlrlers Perhaps one of the mam factors ln the success of our football team was the color provlded by the tw1rlers The twxrlers were reused for the first t1me 1n several years Each glrl vyho vushed to become a twlrler practnced an hour before the start of school Thls contmued from several weeks before the season until nts end The tw1rlers spon sored rally dances durmg the football season to ralse money for thelr unxforms The fine work dxsplayed by the tw1rlers throughout the season was a crednt to thelr capable m structor, Mr Matthew Gry zb BAND urs! rou U to rj Knelbasa A Gram J Badessa R Champagne B Tansey D Mann H Clemson W Burke A Second row fl Io J L Llzak A Sladnlk R Thx bodeau C Boggra L Sunzdak lDrum Map? A Stanelun C Watlxn R Troufneld R Pawlnts chck Third rou U lo rl R Henaulr R LaChance J Blease R Gray fdnrec tor TWI RLERS u::fZZ4 Fzrst row fl to rj Vantn D Boegler Martnn S Edwards Jenard J lAVlgne Bamson B Mnles Loxsom F' Second rou ll to r! Sunzdak ldrum mayor etteb H Segum Wood C Rankme J Heath D Sypula P Re gan P Dlon G Boucher M Hadley M' Burtman X Reddlngton R Roga la .- . .. - Q. .T l ' I-l ,.'.., V. '11 .D l ' . I - ' w , n ' 'l I. . . .r . . 1 - I . . . . Slxty seven Le Cercle F ranca1s Le Cercle Francals met every month in Room 106 under the leadership of Miss Katherine MHCIXCHZIC Membership to the club xx as open to anyonc who had completed one year of French, smce only French was spoken at the meetings At the first meet ing the following officers were chosen oan C arney, Prcsident, Alyccfaye MacKenz1c Vicc Presldent, Sandra Platt, Secretary, and Stevan Little, Treasurcr The members brought to one mectmg canned goods and sw ects which they packed and scnt to a fam ily in France The purpose of thc club was to gct cxtrl practicc in conxersmg in French and to lcarn 1 little 1bout French l1 c Sixtx e g 11 FRENCH CLl'B Ifirxl rnu fl tn ri! D Fleming. N. Curtis. ,I Curtis. S. Platt. J. Car ney. A. MacKenzie. S Little. M. McCormick. A Baxter. Sernlld rou fl In ri: Adler. C. NVarhurton. l- Barrowclough. li. Sur owiec. GFRMAN CLL B rtl rou ll lo ri Gro B Gregorw B R1 lew J Gagnon A Pelli grim L Till P Pearson Yetond r 1 fl to I B Snov. F McHalc Der Deutsche Vere1n German Club The first business of Der Deutsche Vere1n, was the election of the follovung officers ohn Gagnon, President, Barbara Riley Vice President, and Adrienne Pelle grlni, Secretary The club met once 1 month under thc superx 1s1on of Miss Esther Hagstrom, to find ways to improwc their German Howewcr they also had social affairs which included 1 Christmas party The highlight of that program was thc presentation of 1 German play Weik nachtsgaben, by second year students This orosed to be 1 big success The schedule for the rest of the year included games singing a qUlZ program, and another plat Fi. ' : M . ' oz' r: . . - . , . y ' . J ' - , , f ' . . ' '. - ' . - - 9 .. V . ' Y. K . . .i Y w A 7. . F1 v 1 l u V A .1 V . V4 . 4 1 '.,- ' . t ., D , ,,, I ' ' '. ' a .. ' 2 , '. 1 7 1 ' 1 . , y s , I ., , - 2 1, V, ' . w - - . 'l . . ' . 4 .I . vt , V ,. , , . .X 2 , v -. - , . 2 M I -- ', 1 . 1 ' ' 1 . .fl . . , . V . 1 , 1. 3 Bond Cash1ers Home Room Treasure-rs Somethmg new at East Hxgh thns year was a corps of dllngent stamp and bond cashners, one elected from each homeroom The duty of these cashners was to sell stamps and bonds m the1r own rooms on Tuesdays, take the money and the records to Mr Grourke, and to dxstrxbute the stamps on Wednesday mornmgs durlng homeroom perlods Patrxotlsm toward country and school prodded all students to partlcnpate m a program helpful to the Unxted States at a tlme of need, and to become stamp and bond buyers of the future The home room treasurers are chosen, one from each home room, by the members of the home rooms, at the tnme of the class electrons Thexr duty ns somewhat sxmxlar to that of a banner The members of t e home room g1VC voluntary amounts to t e treasurer, who turns the money over to class treasurer Thxs money IS kept by three classes untxl the end of the1r se I C I 6 UIOI' year when xt IS used to help defray the costs of graduatlon BOND CASHIERS Fxrxt rou fl to rl A Morton A Battlson S Parseghlan G SanSoucl N Peterson H Seguin D Moreau L Steele Second raw fl to rj F Barrowclough K Pllllflg C Houlton T Convey S Nathanson S Mac Farlane J Hood Tbzrd rou fl to rl R Warburton F Varleur A lonta F Cherrette 'V Anderson A McKmnon N Follows HOME ROOM TREASURERS Fzrst row fl Io rl R Knowles R Meluccx J Thornton F Barrow clough A Leach A Mac lenzxe R Carpenter D Gula J Carney j Curtis Second rou ll Io rl A lonta S Ross J Cuddy R Turgeon L Carlson P Chorney Tbxrd rou fl to rj A Francescom M Nazar nan J Lees L Testa I Rutana S Armntage lx Gregory M Snrmon N Follows B Bennett P Heany Slxty nlne . r ' ' ' h 1 ' f : . . - l. . . . , . ,. . , . . ,. . . 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Seventy The Clnemasters The Cmemasters, a comparattvely young East Htgh Club organlzed by Mr oseph Fourmer, performs a very essentxal task for the whole school The boys and glrls of thts club gnve up their free perrods to operate the motnon pxcture projectors, the publtc address system, and the other ands used tn the School Department s Vtsual Educatxon program Tralned 1n therr work by Mr Fourmer, the operators not only show films, make recordings, and run the mtke durxng school, but also frequently operate these for evemng events held tn the audltorlum CINEMASTERS zrxt r u fl Io rl Kent J Meunxer XY Drozdowskl A Leach D Gula M Hagoplan S Masstwer D Wm chell D Hoskins Second rou Il to rl R Nelson L Fme J La traverse E Ke ly Spooner 'NT Westgate Tuccn I11'-1 Tbtrd rou fl to rl Jackson R Dortan Prescott R Meluccn Latter K Newell Q-but ROMP rs! mu fl to J Hannaford L Galarneau A Morton P McCaugh Ly J Smlth M Martin E MCGIHIQ C Gardner Second rou fl to rl A Schwartz V Overlock F Mcl-lale J Barclay D Schwartz J Hargrawes J Klelbasa The ROMP The Royal Order of Master Photo graphers, as our school s photography club proudly calls ntself, completed another very sattsfymg year of ptcture taking and dark room work under the able dlrectton of Mtss Mary Quxrk faculty advtser Some of the results of Mtss Qulrk s mstructlon appear on the tnformal snaps page Durmg then' reg ular monthly meetxngs, the club members were entertatned and taught by film slxdes and lectures furnlshed by the Kodak Com pany At one such meetmg early ln the year, the followmg offncers were elected james Hargreave, Prestdent, Vmcent Over lock, Vtce Presndent, and Phyllns Mc Caughey, Secretary l Q L1 . lu , . . . . 1 ' . . - i . . 1. . . i . . .' 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'D .'...NF The Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs The clubs of the school whrch attract students who llke to smg merely for the pleasure of smgmg, are the Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs The Boys Glee Club, under the dnrectlon of Mr Rxchard T Garland, and the glrls group, under Mrss Mxrlam Hosmer, were combmed thls year rnto a smgle chorus because of the small s1ze of the former This combmed chorus presented two major proyects th1s year, a Natlvrty Pageant and a Showboat Mrnstrel For the Christ mas Pageant the Glee Club provlded a chorus and soloxst, and art students dlrected by Mlss Dorothy Johnston, supplred a real 1st1c manger scene complete even to robed GIRLS GLEE CLUB rx! u fl to I Pnres M Cooney S Par seghlan J Nazarlan M 'Wazarran L LaVlgne C Arone F Hoyt S Na thanson L Carlson J M Hosmer Second mu U Io ri S Bury M Parnl D Con nors C Lennon E Mc mty S Pxetzak Heaney D Flemlng R Cloutxer M Drummond H Callahan R Kenny Tlnrd rou U to r 1 Russell C Leddy Boyd H Sequm Scarpetu C Houlton Gregory H G1 lden Am aral J Ford Daley Pourlb rou fl to rl Francescom L Shwaery Zimwh-bw 'fl T Convey G Berry J Balrd J Latter D Mor eau E Tull M Benednct S Schwartz C Olevltch A Graham BOYS GLEE CLUB Fxrsl row fl to rl R La Chance A 'Velson Stanelun J Gagnon Adler Second rou ll to rl Artxnlan W Burke Varteur J Kanakry Knmmett wb U-nm . . .- . 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I . , vt I -0 'U I , ll actors The productlon was presented both to a Parent Teacher meetmg and to an as sembly, and acclanmed by students, teachers and parents alnke The mmstrel was presented rn Aprxl under the jomt d1rect1on of Miss Hosmer and Mr Edward Bourque as an evemng event, and replaced the annual Musxc De partment Concert Much hrtherto hndden talent was unvenled by students, for rnstance a group of tap dancers formed a chorus lme' Wxth these two successes accomplnshed the clubs went on to gxve a concert at the Rhode Island Teachers lnstrtute and an other at a school Musxc Week assembly thus completrng a very sat1sfymg season Seventy one Treble Clef Club sic, the Treble Clef Club rendered many joyous melodies for us during this year Having outstanding parts in the Christmas Pageant, the mmstrel, and other musical festivals during the year, this club greatly added to the art and culture of the school and stimulated our interest in and apprecia tion for music Under the able direction of Miss Hosmer, these girls, whose main in terest was music, appeared before the Par ent Teacher Association, and on many occa sions before the school body, to offer their selections Sex entx tu O TREBLE CLEF CLIIB First ron' fl I0 rI.' L. Laa Vignu. C. Arona, J. Naz- arian. J- LaVigne. M. Nlazarian. E. floutier S Yerond rou Franccsconi Callahan J McGinty. R Nathwnson 0 rl B xry For H Sc gum L Shvsatry L Ltn non F Hoyt B Grtgorw JLNIOR ROTARIANS fl to rl Robert Forest Izvtrett Pearson Charles Warburton John Bowab Frank McHale John Gag non Paul Reynolds Qtex an Little unior Rotarians pressed the feelings of the East unior Ro tarians after their first visit to the Thursday meetings of the Rotary Club Following their second meeting, they could only speak of the successful businessmen in the Rotary They listened attentively as each speaker told of his success and of the opportunities in his profession Somewhat downhearted at their third and last meeting, the Eastern ers introduced their successors and expressed their thanks for the opportunities given them . - 111 .- E 1 - '. s. t v. H Consisting of only those trained in mu- What a dinner! Those words ex- The Soph Hop Cap and Gown On a balmy evening rn May the Sopho mores of D1 held thelr lnformal dance, the Soph Hop For many weeks the questlon had been, Who wlll be crowned queen? Th1s remalned a mystery untxl that memor able mght when the class presrdent, ames Roy, crowned Al1cefaye MacKenz1e as queen of the Soph Hop Her ladles 1n walt mg were Wanda Drozdowsltl and Alyce Baxter Under the excellent suDerv1s1on of Mlss Mary Kelaghan, the queen s court exe cuted a colorful Maypole Dance Our Soph Hop was truly a f1tt1ng clrmax to our first year at East Commlttee The Cap and Gown Commlttee for the class of Jl consxsted of one student from each semor home room Adherlng to the procedure of prevrous years, the members obtarned black caps and gowns from the Tuxedo Rental Servrce, and under the ex cellent SUPCFVISIOH of Mr Thomas Morxarty these were safely returned after graduatlon exeruses The respons1b1l1t1es of the com mxttee rncluded measurlng all senlor stu dents, and dnstrnbutmg the garments on graduatxon day SOPH HOP nl 1 Dcntllc Q KQDOIID B Dronlovssku J Mtumtr M Kennedy S Rnsho Second 1011 fl la rl 'N Kasparlan P Kanarxan C Warburton J Boyxab F Pearson R Melucu S Platt CAP AND GOXY N COMMITTYF rs! r 1 l I Lncllc L lnorun lxtnntds A Mulxcnnt I. Sulzdak P Dion Yerond ron fl In 1 Pearson J Gagnon A Svuech Seventy thl ee I Y v . . V, - H 7 ' - , -. ,, , . . 7 Y . - , l fi rm' fl In ff: A. Grcgoryl. Riley. U A l 4' A V. Fi or ' I 0 rl: A. D1 ' ', . ' ' . M, , ' Q r : F. un1or Prom In the sophrstrcated atmosphere of a nrght club gay couples danced to the stra1ns of the newest and most popular numbers Yes, Aprll 78 was the evenlng of our blg gest dance of the year, the un1or Prom, and Roys Harmonalres created just the rrght mood for the tvso hundred couples who attended Under the able supervrsron of Mrss Evelyn Ramos, the committee made and carrled through therr very successful plans Refreshments were thoughtfully pro ylded by the East High PTA Soycnty foul ,IL N IOR PRONI LOMMITTFF rn! rou 1 O Null NI Duponlt S yn nkoff B I u run L Sn 1 A Dtnv. slum! rnu fl ln 1 IH n :lc R liouchcr M cn nuly S Rlsho SFN IOR RI1LFPTION COMMITTFF bam Gregory Mxldrtd Sonncr Alyte B nxtcr XY'1nd.x Drozdoxsslu llu .nbczh Lcvcsqut Const mu C Img Stroud mu fl to rl F nr hum R1 cy lxtnnuh Brown l'r'mk Mull nlt Carolyn Potts Semor Recepuon The one nrght that stands out 1n the l1fe of every hlgh school student as a final remembrance of the wonderful socnal events which occur during hrgh school IS the sen nor receptron The nrght whrch seemed be yond real1zat1on as sophomores, so very d1S tant as yunrors, became an unforgettable oc caslon for all senxors On the erghth of june the gym, vvhlch durnng thc basketball seasons resounds wrth the cheers of and fans, became lncredlbly transformed 1nto an exqulsrte ballroom . - ' ' fl lr rl! r ' . l . '. . . R, a ' , . R'l','. I. Fo ' . S. Plant. . .' xi' - dak. . - -Ile. Sf' ' rf: P, Htlz , C. Cfln g. S. l.il- lfirrl ron' fl to VII. Bur- , V Art Commlttees The tall May pole entwlned vs 1th stream ers of pastel hues and the flovser decl-.ed throne for the queen, Alxcefaye MacKenz1e vsere the centers of attentlon at our Sopho more Hop The fifteen glrls of the queen s court danced around the pole for the enter talnment of the queen and her followers vsho strolled about, enjoying the sprxngtlme atmosphere of the gym Our unlor Prom was more sophlstxcat ed, and thls t1me the gym took on the ap pearance of a nlght club decorated w1th purple and whlte streamers and pm wheels The Art Club Each year the art classes play a yery actne part IH the school currnculum, but neyer before had an art club been formed Th1S year, under the enthuslastxc superu slon of Mxss Dorothy ohnson, the first club was organized Constance Clang was yoted Presndent, oan Forchlone, Secretary Sally R1ShO, Treasurer The meeungs were held each Monday afternoon, and the work done was optlonal There were many excellent posters on drsplay throughout the year, the most notable of wh1ch were those depxctxng the Bunny Hop The members enyoyed workmg wlth abstracts, posters, water col ors, and many other dlfferent phases of art AR l' K OMMITT I I tt ron nn cntllc I' cmnr Ball Mary Dupontc Meredlth Sally Rxsho ezorid ron 1 fhlrlcs Brlden Tu! Ru dolph Norman Nltlxlt trltlx ART LLL B rs! rou ll 0 Galarneau M Duponte M Bmford B Forchxont Llang S Rlsho Nfartm S Edwards Second rou I1 fo rf l Ina B Htdc -X 1 getty Platek D C xrltboxs N Nftlxxt truck M Coppollno L Fcrrarl A Dcntlla Sex enty fix e Y . J . , V 9 . l lfir, ' ' Il tu rr: A D- - A. Il-2 tb , Binford, Patricia Hulatt. S ' V ' f I0 rf: Pj - 1 rf: L. cf ' . ' .' ' . Mf P' . . ,' '. . . llltgi M. ' '. I . HARVEY Ro I Nan C rt s A De ell Rosam d C p nt Joan Ca ney B Los nd gflt McH le Ch rles W b ton Harvey Ste an L rtle John Gag on St t dl Ed Los cz ot present Dramatic Society Presentations R r l HARVEY by Marg Chase Assistant Director john Bowab Property Mistress Janet Curtis Business Chairman Sandra Doak Stage Manager Robert Forest Sealed fl Io rl:. u h ga a, u I , nn n e, un ar- e ef- 1' v Bl'- bara xom. Sta in o rl: Frank a ,H a H ar- ur , , v i , n , u- ar I A. er and win N lewn n . 1K 3 1 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY . . F . . K1 !! Seventy s1x by Cornelza Otzs Slemner and Emzly Kzmbrough Assistant Dire tor Property Mistress Business Chairman Stage Manager Property Mistress Stage Manager THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLE bj Rachel Fzeld Presented at Rhode Island Drama Festival Patricia Hulatt Sandra Platt Richard Tougas Robert Forest Marilyn Pearson Richard Tougas OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Seated fl to rJ.' Carol I-HPOIIB. Audrey Scarpet- ti, Arlene Rithardson, Rosamund Carpenter. Alyce Baxter. Slandmg fl Io rj Ray mond Nenlson John Bowab Robert Bolton Stuart Adler Stevan Ln e THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLE Sealed ll to J Diane Moreau Margaret Jenard Patrlcxa Hulatt Sandra Platt Standzn fl Io rj Robert orest ohn Gagnon i 1 w UF sgzw 'T'-T gqqshl' wi-,var-F- ' 9 A 4,5-b'i 'i , 4- 1 af' Q, F . , . , . tl . 'W .. r : ' , ,e W - 'Q ' , J F ,f . f rr A' Q' . . 7 ZQ tn , A ,, Y 5 sk -V' ,J tug xl I. 0? , I. 9-' 4 . 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TQ iv: f' ,Ls Seventy sew en 1 A., mm N .avi TVA' '- 6 'Nvrk A-.QW-mtg, -H 'vesi- K- Exghty BOYS BASKETBALL Fnt fl to J Lharles Hatch Geo ge Szaldak Jr Ed ard Wlco Ja es Roy tcaptanl Tho Mynarsk Stanley K eon Albert Stanelun Sem d ou fl to 2 Kenneth Mack Mgr Pete Kosty James Douglas Rnchard Nooncy Robert Boucher Robert Mel ccx Basketball En ga gementx Score Score East East East East East East East East East East Cumberland Brockton De La Salle De La Salle Portsmouth St Raphael St Raphael Mount Pleasant Cranston Rogers denotes League Games East East East East East East East East East East Opponent s East s Opponent .t East s Engagements Score Score Central La Salle Hope West Mount Pleasant Rogers Central La Salle Hope West Season Record 17 wms 5 PLAYOF14 RESULTS losses Plaq off Engagements Opponent S Score East J Score East vs Colt Memor1al East vs Westerly East ss Rogers 55 i ron' Yr ' , r . ., w i x, m i , mas vs. 32 41 if vs. 30 vs. 44 41 if vs. 54 vs. 45 38 :fi vs. 39 vs. 41 47 vs. 32 vs. 39 45 211 vs. 27 East vs. Portland 37 38 :f:East vs. Cranston 48 vs. . 42 44 :fi vs. 53 vs. . 32 54 :fi vs. 49 25: vs. 3 5 5 3 zz: VS- 5 5 :F vs. 30 41 5: vs. 54 :ff vs. 64 37 VS. 36 , ' 43 70 . 63 46 ' , ' 45 Swlmmmg Team 1951 Home Score Opponent Srore East 38W East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Coach Max Read has agaln come through wlth another State Champxonshlp swnn team Besxdes compxlnng a 14 1 wm and loss record the natators won the Brown Interscholastlc Meet placed Std 1n the New England Meet and won the Lt George Mee han Meet The top scorers of thus year mcluded La Salle V West High Moses Brown Brookllne Hartford Conn St Raphael West High Worcester Academy St George Gardner St Raphael Conn State Navy Frosh Prep Naval Prep La Salle Frank Merchel who tallred 90 pomts Don Read promlslng sophomore freestyle kmg who complled 89M points and Edward Mc Donald who came close wtth a htgh 85 2X3 ponnts The only loss of the year came at the hands of a strong Connecticut State Fresh man team BOYS SWIMMING TEAM gill IorjRSl HPecjLndGGro dJB1keEMcDoldKBronHRed tte I 1 TKght Mgr TI ha HCapeterDMcIntyeFMechlRMalhot DR dWS geAWlco WFege Elghty one 36 2 51 ' 24 54 21 44 ' 30 47 , . 28 47 . 28 45 ' 30 46 29 47 . 28 45 30 50 . 24 31 . 44 47 28 51 24 42 33 ir I row It : . ul ivan, . a e, . u . . i uar , . a , . na . . w , . a . Second row to r : . U ni , ., . ng m, . r n , . r , . r a , . i , V Cheerleaders Wlth great vnvacrty and Splflt, the East Cheerleaders buxlt up the morale of the players and thenr followers at the football and basketball games thrs year Thexr ex huberance seemed electrlc as they lead the spectators rn cheers and songs They d1s played therr anrmatlon through vlctorles and 1n the face of defeat and were one of the most enyoyable spectacles at the games Elghty two CHEERLEADERS kneelmg fl to I Jean Meumer Carolyn Potts Barbara Gregory Ilene Fortm Khead cheerlead er! Queeme KLHOIBH Standing fl o rl Ions Chabot Monda Benednct Roberta Mulhgan at Wesley Alnce Vasconcel los Loretta Agosum FOOTBALL rr! rou fl to H Reynolds J Gagnon E LOSICWICZ G Grrouard E Pearson J Thornton Crg Partseau Coach J helo R Gauthier R Langborg J Lund J As sermly Second rou fl to rj J Monahan G Montrero R Marlhot R Thornton E Pardrru P Kosty R Parnseau Asst Coach J Borden G Dawley W Confortx Third rou fl to rl G Gelmas Manager Cherry D Wolsard W Wrnters H Mann R Lzeck A J Nooney Athleuc Director R Pel letter Manager B Roth well A Francesconl T Knrght Head Manager Football Team The football season was really a very successful one desplte a poor wm and loss record Although an nmpressrve record usu ally accompanxes a successful season, the team proved that thrs rsn t always a neces sxty The great splrlt displayed by the play ers and the falthful and avrd fans evndenced a renewal of mterest, strength, and confi dence Under the gurdmg hand of coaches An thony and Roland Parrseau, the Jackets were seldom outplayed or outfought even though they were outscored ' ' r: . 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' A L1 , . w , . . . - 1 , - . . , - , GIRLS SWIMMING Glrls Sw1mm1ng Team Although the gurls swxmmmg team was lxmnted to mterclass meets, a great deal of enthusiasm and school spxrxt were mam fested by all who attended Stimulated by the avxd cheers of fellow classmates, the glrls took part 1n freestyle and backstroke events, relay races, and d1v1ng contests Havmg gamed experience rn these meets some of the grrls represented East rn A A U Meets Besldes acqurrmg aquatnc skrll these gxrls had the enjoyment of frrendly com petrtron Durmg the past few years gnrls swlmmmg has become one of the more pop ular extra currncular actnvmes Badmmton One of the most popular sports among the girls at East ns badmmton Thns year proved as excxtmg as ever After several weeks of elxmrnatlon games the field was narrowed down to the champrons of the three classes Marxlyn Pearson, sophomore champron, was beaten by the senxor cham pnon, Marlene Abbott, by a score of ll 4 116 The school champlonshrp was de crded when Marlene was beaten by Loretta Agostmn by a score of 11 5 5 11 11 8 The doubles champlons, Loretta Agostmr and Allce Vasconcellos received badmmton rackets at the end of the year TEAM Fsrst row fl lo rl J Kelly P Briggs D Hall l P McGreery Wood G Wagner Agostxm I Padykula M Heath A Bamson Hoyt L Leedham T Robertson S Ahern Second mu fl to I J Lees C Wilcox J Col lms P McCarthy I Lee ham J Gula P Hannaford E Cooper M Pearson S Langloxs J LaVlgne N Follows M Henry E 0 Donnell S Edwards P Pearson BA DMI NTON TEAM Fxrsl rou fl to rl S Cur tus A Vasconcellos P Hamxlton M Soule Second mu Il to rj R LaCronx F Hoyt I Pad sltula A Battrson Loxsom R Rogala Abbott M Sonner Brown G Wagner Tbrrd rou fl lo rj Gray A Chamberlaxn S Sullnan V lNevsshom L Agosunl L Yabrouds S Jordan Eighty three . , . . . ' 9 . . . . . . - , - , - . ae, ' I M1 , , L. Leinhos.y 'A. c,iu.' if ' ff . 21 ', . f I H . .. .v B: ' A , , , M. , , , N. ' - f M. TRACK TEAM First row fl to rj: S. Klink, G. Szaldak, J. Smith, N. McKittrick D. Bosworth, J. Dudzik, J. Blake, A. Bergeron, D. Simpson. Second row fl to rj: W. Holliday, J. Cuddy, P. Wescott, R. Bertozzi R. Flowers, M. Piatek, W. Sherlock, A. Ionta. Third row U to rj: Asermely, Duffy, R. Melucci, W. Sanger W. Addison, D. Haworth, T. Gray, F. Goyerre. E1ghty foul BASEBALL Fzrst row Il to rj W Chabot S Kleon j Piifdlfll P Kosty S Ross Second rou fl to rj R Ma1lhot R Thlbodeau D Flsh E Rlchards C Watlen D Haworth . .I 1 , Q . , G . ., Q , . T. Ingham. l 9' . I , n ' , n , n , , . . TENNIS First row fl to rj: R. Tougas, F. Varieur, H. Dean. Second row fl to rj: A. Stadnik, J. Douglas, R. Boucher, J. Bowab. GOLF Second row Cl to rj R Hebner J Douglas Exghty fixe First row Il to rj: R. Holden, R. Mielke, F. Barrowclough, A. Taylor. Volleyball The call of volleyball ln the gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays was answered by many enthusxastlc glrls Not only dld the glrls learn the fine po1nts of the game, but they also earned ten pomts toward the1r athletnc awards The season was wxld from start to f1n1sh At the end of the season the Sophomore champlons won a dCClSlVC de c1s1on over the Jumor champs by a score of 21 13 However, the Sophs were the under dogs when they met the Senlor champ1ons, oe Elastlc and H15 Rubber Band The f1nal score vyas 218 1n favor of the class of D1 Elghty SIX VOLLEYBALL Fzrxl mu ll to rj Bar bara Loxsom Jean Meun let ICO captamb Marlene Abbott fcaptamj Alyce Baxter Barbara Gregory Second rou fl I J Shrrley Lundervnlle Annt Cassldy Arlene Chamber lam Janet Heath MHYIOH Grev GIRLS BASKETBALL zrst mu fl to Padykula Qco captl Gill M Sonnet F Hoyt A Battnson Qcaptamy I Pma V Vantr M Lem hos T Robertson Second rou fl to rj lN Curtis R Rogala Loxsom A MacKenzie A Baxter icaptl M Downes M Hadlev F Bal Lundervllle M Grav A Chamberlain M Abbott fcapt P Anne Cassldy ico rapt? J Heath C Tull B Gregory G1rls Basketball Basketball, always a favorlte among gxrls, reached a new peak of popular1ty 1n East th1s year After the formatron of teams, the competmon was very keen Every team had set IIS eyes upon the school champnon ship and from the start to the finlsh nt was hard to tell who was gomg to be the lucky team At the close of the season the jumor champs, captamed by Allce Vasconcellas, de feared 18 4 the Sophomore champs The surprlse of the season came when the jun nors, after a hard fought battle, defeated the Sennor Champs, captamed by Marlene Ab bott, by a score of 14 12 . V . 0 r 'I F' ' rl: I. l - . , A. ' ' . . Q BI L . . ,, .. Third rpu' fl to rj: S. ' 9 IQJ ' ' P! 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HOWARD Jo 'H n S o n 5 Pawtucket Screw Co Route 1 and 1A NORTH ATTLEBORO MASS Cond Luck to the Class of DI P1nault Prescnpnon Drugg1st, Inc W A PINAULT Reg Pharmacist Korner Newport Avenue and Armlstlce Blvd RUC CI EANINC IUR YTORACF Keenan Cleansers, Inc: 145 Summnr Street Tel PA 5 7030 Pawtucket R I Patrouzze Om Adn ertzsers One hundxed two Y I I DRY CLEANING -- LAUNDRY - SHIRTS C IINIPIIIIIEIIIS o T ae Radzo Club PEOPLES COAL COMPANX I D A H ANTHRACITF GLLF FLFL OIL d KEROSFINI D5 M111 Street Cumberland s 1 liao C ompllmentv 1 Guzdzzate T1 rmzuzg ot Bzzsmess Busmess Admmxstrfatlon Execuuse Secretarlal Atcountmg Stenographx Summer .Session D111 or Ezemng uly 7 to August 10 41st Year Starts September 10 TABBUTT HUBBARD u Cottfige 'xt Broadway PAwtuCket D 1086 Phone or u ree fonsultatton Headquarters for I rumg Easq on I our Budget Prrces NEW YORK LACE STORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Complete Home Furntsbzngs PAWTUCKFT R Plunouth Passenger Cars ROBERT TOWNSON Hxgh Grade Used Cars xi If Gasolme and O11 Tel P1 7 7060 74 743 Broad Sr Valley Falls Say 1Y'e Suu Your Ad nz The Redjacket One hundled three . f... 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Cfvflllfifllwlfi 'Il - A I CYIIIIDHVIIPIIIK nf . . . Y lludson Sales X g - L , S , . , . I. . ' ' Q .. I I caionablc Prices . . . 1 . 1. A Y A , f . A ' T 4' 1 K 1' ' 5-Ill . 'Z, . , . ' .- x 1 ' 1 MCCAUGHEY BROTHERS 71 East Ave PAWTUCKET R I Trlangle Confectlonerv C0 210 Dexter Street PAWTUCKET R I P 3 +773 W'bolesale 07111 Te P1 30307 E Earl Leac M J LEACH .sr SONS Florzsts jOES 84 ANGELOS MKT D-II Armistice Blvd PAWTUCKET R I Serzzce uzlztt fr Prlce Phone P1 6 9897 A GREENHALGH CO C outractzng Lead bu rners GAS ELECTRIC WELDING Pawtucket R I SOUSA S MARKET Meats Crocerzes 887 Mxneral Sprmg Ave PAWTUCKET R I A Pmto Prop 22896 Tel Pa 60367 SLEFKIN FURNITURE CO Dutlnctzz e Furmture 67 East Avenue BARNEX S JUNK SHOP Dealers ln Rags Papers etc Water St Pa 58379 H Goldstem Pawtucket R I PAWTUCKET R I Say Wfe Saw Your Ad zn The Redjacleet One hundx ed five - - - I Compliments of . . . Cumplinlenls of . . . , . . 7 ' ' f P 21. , 'f 1 - ' 1. L V , -V V h Complimeutx of . . , v n ' I -, . . , . . V. V Q I .VV . I 22 Exchange St. Pawtucket, R. 1. L u ' Compliment: ol . . . Y . .V I - 1 7 1 ' ' , 7 a ' ' . . , . Pa. - I V V , Complimenlr of . . . fy . . . V V . ' xl V V I 150 . . - . ' ' , . . , . . - I H ' ' 59 PROVIDENCE Where you ALWAYS Shop vuth QODIILILIILC IV1tb Best Ufzsbes FRANK CROOK INC Your CHEVROI ET RFAL FSTATF INSLJRAINC F C H LAWTON 81 SON Slater Trust Bldg PA 20366 FORMAL WEAR fo W dd g d Da ces FOR HIRI' Mens Formal Wear FXCLUSIVELY BERRYS LFATHER GOODS INC il Broad St PAWTUCKET R THOMAS N SIMPSON DRIGGIW h h 1dHpllB I PAWTLCKFT for Exclusne Iavbmm In Pautuckel It v BERNSTEIN S WILLIAM lx TOOLE H ard u are NIILL SLPPLIFS Bl ILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS III! TRICAL FOI IPMIANIT 76 88 East Ave Pawtucket R Patromze Our Advertzsers One I'lUIldlCd slx 1 1 Cnmplimeulx of . , , 3 . , . A S K . f' I - , , . I. 9 ' ' ' II eel C airs at os ia eds A A Crl1trbex4'I4ruxsex-Surgira Belts Broadway and Exchange Streets ' , . . R. 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CO. - V -- r A I , . l , - - Q - GEORGE S PRESS 1-18 Columbus Ave Pawtucket Joh and Commerrml Przntmg lVeddmg and Soczal Imztatzons Pa 3146 ADAM S SEA FOOD MKT D41 Newport Ave PAWTUCKET R I b s LIVE LOBSTERS DAILY Pa 5 2538 Conzement Parkmg DeMARCO STUDIO Portrmt Photographers 5111 110 and Candzd 11 eddzngs Tel Pa 7-1740 3 Exchange St Pawtucket R I Warehouses 1152 Hlgh Street and 763 High Street Central Falls R I H GOLDBERG CO Paper Mzll Supplies Textzle Wfasle and Scrap Metals Pa 2 8010 LIBERTY MARKET Pa 6 9816 Free Delnerg Meats F ruzts Grocerzes Vegetables 232 Columbus Ave Pawtucket R KENMORE VENETIAN BLIND CO g M d Ven t B n CUNHA B os P op Cl 16 Paul St Tel Pa 5 4996 PAWTUCKET R I McCorm1ck and Martm nc 223 Walcott Street Pawtucket R I Busmess Phone Pa 5 6880 AGOSTINI CONSTRUCTION CO INC Resndence Phones Pa 2 6659 110 Meadow St 26127 Pawtucket R I Say We Saw Your Ad zn The Redyacket' One hundred seven - I 7 I , . . , R. 1. k I . . . . ! . , H . c V -1 f . '- 8 , - . , . . I 7 , . . , . . The es! of ererythin in Sealoodf' I . . . 1 . V ' ' . ' Compliment: of . . . Complimeuls of . . . . . 'V r 9 I ' i I , . . . , . . Alf rs. of Custom a e e ian li ds 'I' r .. r . Direcl from Fa ory to You - Pa. -- , - - , . . - - I I - K H ' ' J See I om FAVORITE MOVIES MCDUFF 81 LUMBER at the Coal Coke Iuel Oz! O11 Burners DARLTON Lumber Masons Matermls Il HIGH sr PAWTLCKET DU CERCLE FRANCAIS MCDEVITT S INC ww PHOTO eww, T A CLARKE MOTORS INC if M PAWTL CKFT I our Fastmun Kodak Dealer THP ONLY COMPLFTF PHOTOGRAPHY STORF 32 No Umon St Pawtucket R I P 51122 71028 EARL R MARSH 0' Registered Land an Sur: e 5 or 188 Rh d PAXXTLCKET R I One hundxed elght Patrorzzze Om Ad1ertz5ers 7 . , . Pa. 2-2400 Cflfllfflifilfflfi 'lf - - - COI!1fIlf?II?llfI of . , . Y , . . . , . X Pawtuckcfs FORD Dealer 1 4 I A , . ' . , . . ll ain St. 7 . A - U Complimenls nf . . . Compliment: of . . . PA ,- 4 0 e Island Ave. , , - I - . ' . f, . ' NARRAGANSETT 84 PEERLESS BOWLING ALLEYS SCHAFFERS APPAREL SHOPPE S77 artly stjled apparel or the qoung set 0 5 3742 7nd Floor Broad PAWTUCKET lpho PA 5509 CHERNACK 8. ROSEN HIGH GRADE XXEARING APPAREL FOR MEIN XVOMEW d CHILDREN Wo th U me maflfotcmpm, PROVIDENCE Rhode Islands Largest Department Store ROGER WILLIAMS BROADCASTING COMPANY WPAW 1380 on your d1a1 If I ki V 9 ST GERMAINS PHARMACY +00 Broadway 612 Pawtucket Ave Pa 5 D081 Pa 5 304 Pawtucket R I IRVING S MARKET D97 North Mam St PROVIDENCE R I VESTA UNDERWEAR CO Xiamzfacturers 0 Ladzes and Cbzldr en s Underu ear Say W'e Sau Your Ad zn The Redjacket One hU1IdI ed mme I Compliments ol Compliments ol f Y i 1 Ph ne Pawt. - 44 St Ser:-ing Pawlucleet, Cen al Falls and be Bla: s one alle' Te e ne: ' 1 7 Compliments of . . . 7 I Charge It-lt's Part of Our Service f ' , ' 4 . -' . - 5 I I. I an , . . ' I r nion St. Pawtucket. R. I. Compliments of , . . Compliments of . . . 7 . I f . , , . . - - U V - - yf DURGIN S jznzmrs Mzsxes Il' omens Apparel Pawtucket R I YMCA A FRIEND COLUMBIA FURNITURE Exchange Street BERRY CLOTHING COMPANY Mam and Broadway PAWTUCKET GRACIOUS LIVING INC A Club Plan For Gmczous Lzzzng M111 Street Lonsdale R I en I CONRAD MFG CO 217 Conant St PAWTUCKET R I and Mrs Ph111p G Gelger One hundr ed ten Patronzze Om Advertzsers Compliments nf . . . Cwnplimevlis of . , . Y N 0 0 Cl 0 ' T ' i 7 7 , . . Cnmplimenfx of . . . Comfllimenlx of . . . J. C. Pawtucket, R. I. Complimentx ol . . . Compliments of . . . , . . ,, I . . V. ,, , . Cwfllllim ts o . . . Compliments of . . . Mr. . ' ' . ' , . . - - I Suu: Yharpened Ixeyx Wade Best U :shes To THE CLASS OE 1931 THRIFTY CLEANSERS Si G 94 Lmletield Streu Alterunrmx and Repazrs Cz t Shop 'Nfrs Wm Arendell Compluuenls of Beit Uvxxhex From A CLASSMATE MENARD S BARBER SHOP WAZZL Expert Samtary Ser: :ce Complzmentx ol PLAINS DAIRY Pasteurxzed Milk Mrs Sanford P some Jr 777 Mr D Leo McCarthy 98 Hugh Valluy Falls A AUSUSIO PVOP lNea.t tu Leroy Theatre SOULE FLORIST SHOP 67 Broad 377 Venelmn Blmdx Wfzndou Yhadu SILVA S LUNCHEONETTE Lonsdale Wmdow Shade Co New ,O ,he Spam Aww Good Place to Meet W B Turner P 34 pnend, Complnnentx I VALLEY MOTOR SALES A 128 Broad Street PA 5 63 J M Almeida Prop Kaiser Frazer Neu and lied Carx C nmplnnenlx ol LONSDALE SERVICE STATION Gm Ox! Lubricatzon Wfashzng Ixre: Tubex Batterzes Recharged 7 COTTAGE STREFT 1 40 Lonsdale Awe PA K 'MIX Cfllllfllllllkilli of Compliments of MALOS VARIET1 STORE A FRIEND HI Beneht Sr PAWTLCREI R I H lA 98 Myrtle Bolan fomplfmeuls of HOUSE OF BEAUTY Spermlxzmg rn HAIR COLORINC and STYIING Lor Carnauon and Broadvs ay 7l nad S! V ey halls R l PAWTLCKET R l BARRY S PHARMACY Say 'Wfe Saw Your Ad zn The Redyackef' 0ne hundred eleven l I MR. . . l ' . . I., . . . I PA --'-'5 A ' ', A 5 I' ' R' I' - sr. PA 5- 11 v . , . A -fzxo - -' ' o . . . 7 I Valley Falls. R. I. S-'o ' . . ' 1. . A. H. ' ' - ff ' ' 7 f . ,. . H ' 9 7 - f 3 I , M. . I S-s 5 ,- I ' S A V I . A L R , ' I ' 1- Br' . alI '... ' . .. . .J F 1 tx o CAMPBELL MOTOR PARTS INC Co pl A FRIEND A C DARLTON SPA I ALEXANDER MESSIER 4 13 Id SCHWARTZ DRY GOODS CO la ld I nb ngx PA 5 I 08 GERRY S VARIETY ns NIONTCOMYRY ST COMMUNITY MARKET Roh rr Mgllor P 11 I ld c J 1 GENERAL PRINTING PAWTLCKFT R 1 SILVER CRANE GIFT SHO CeelnzC d NI pot e MAE S SHIRT SERVICE F 1 JOSEPH J ELOWITZ nl f TETREAULTS MARKET C pln ent: of ZIGGY S GRILL pine I READ S BAKERY sr u NT RAL AVENLE PA 1 arm Pl A FRIEND Co lp! PAWTUCKET GLASS CO I' ytb G au Patromze Our Ad vertzsers One hundl ed twelx e 1 B 1 1 1 1 1 '0 lf'l'7llPfl f - - . Compliment: of . . . I ,N i,,,e,,f, of I l l Con plimvnls of . . . C0!llrdt'l0f117l ui er Cmnplimerlls of . . . 1 I Houxc 0 fum' I ' ' 5 L 1 1 ' ' Z 1 . Cfrmllllimvlllx of . . . I - - c ' . ro , Men J df Gro eric: PA 5-7-sw mm, Lonsdale Aw. 45 FAST AVENUE I11llelIa1lBnidir1g I ' a 4 v . . Cnwfzlilneills of . . . I A , yr 1 K ar 5 Lwlding Library 818 1 cw r Av . Pawt.. R. L ,0mpI'meni.v of . . . Cumplime J 0 . . . 1 H fum .II . . . Cum imcwls of . . . 1 Cum il II 5 of . . . 4 ,, i,m.,,,, of' H I I I x' I 21 I A A I I A :1er ing in 1 1-I 1 ' 1 I BLIJF RIBBON TRANSPORTATION PAWTLCRFT R 1 j E BRENNAN 8: COMPANY PERLOWS SHOE STORE uf Roos L11 A e R AAAA FFF tx of ELEONORA DUSE DRAMATIC CLUB r nk T dd A FRIEND YWCA ANGELAS BEAUTY SALON pez e r 1 Roo lf! 0 MARGARETS ICE CREAM and COFFEE SHOP D11 Cent a1A O Mads SOSOS VARIETY STORE ICE CREA Si 01 b 5 PAXXTLCRET R I HAROLD O ANDERSON COLUMBUS PHARMACY D V1 D g Tel PA u 2500 Lo L BILL CARDEN S VIEN S SHOP 1 c LI VANDAL ROOFING KO 6 If d 4 A es P 5 811 fb 1 A FRIEND lo pl ROMANO BROTHERS JOY YOUNG RESTAURANT D I7 7 NI Sr u Pd l Saj We Sau Your Ad Ill The Redjncket Om. hundxed IIIIIILLII lfomplimenlx of . . . Complimenls of . . . Cnmplimenls of . . . Complimen . . . ' w cv - ve. Ladi 5' fiffff F a 21 ci. Diretlor Complimenlx nl , . , Compliments ol . . . . . . . I J. F. M. Complimer I . . . 1 Com I e B au 5 Cnl ure I m 58 'U . r venue I ll EHS AVC- PA 5'-UV Pawtucket. R, I. A ' en. PWD- v ' ' ' ' A Prescri tio rug ist 16' C um u Ave, - -'L I 7 I 'I - - ' 95 I Iumbus Ava Pawtucket. R, I, Aulrmlnliz e Repairs 21' Broadway 1 1 H I Pawuckcz. R. I. PA 6-'FIU 115 Main St. Pawtu km R. I. Hut Uvisbm tu e Clurx of 1151 J. G. 3 . jobus ' .Ilanzille Cer i ic . pplifutnrx 95 m St. A '- ' R' E' H' f m imenlx of , . . Chinese and Amsrivan is ex ,Vi 1 uin f rc 'wuckun R. I. Y 1. , V . j - H Tel PA 6 9532 Res D I 5290 Tuxedos and Cuiau an Rented JOE DONATO 'Iatlormg fi Broad St Room Pavstucknt Nnxt to Lum Thmtrr. BALDANI S MARKET 'IIFATS' CAROCFRIPS 08 Breads! PAXYVI LK KET Cflillflllfllfilfi of A FRIEND JOHN L SCHORA WPEWRITER co SALES' REPAIRS RENTALS PA 5 5186 Broadway Pawtuckct THE FLOWER SHOP sl BROADWAX PAXVTUCKET R 1 PA 2 4649 fomplfmenlx of MR Sc MRS JOSEPH I-IOMSANY BEECH S MARKET FOR QUALITY AND SFRVICF ARTINIAN S MARKET Tel PA 6 898' tl Warwick Road PAWTUCKFT R DARLINGTON FLOWER SHOP 67 Hydc Au. aff Armzslfce Blzd PAWTUCKPT R I PA S H85 Flowers For AII Occasxons C omplzmentx ol KISELS TEXACO STATION COR COTTAGE AND CFNTRAL AVFINUF BUNTING COMPANY G F and TELF TONF TELEVISION 885 Newport Awe PAWTUCKET J 5 DUDZIK FURNITURE 629 HIGH STREET CENTRAL FALLS R Phone PA 5 0661 I Watthes Clocks and Jewelry Expertly Rcpalred SATISFACTION GLARANITFFD Relzgzous Arnclex PAYTON BROTHERS 859 Newport Axe 5 H90 Open Frnday Evennngs Lntxl 9 FAIRLAWN MENS SHOP furnzxbzn J for Men and B091 I Smxthhcld Aw. Pawtucket R Tel PA 6 01 O Complzmentx of A FRIEND LLBRICATION OILS BATTERIES Wasbzng Tzres Tubes Acressonex SAYLESVILLE SERVICE STATION JAMES v STOCK Prop U08 Smlthfxeld Avenue SAYLFSVILLF R I Patromze Our Adz ertzsers One hundx ed fourteen - AA A 1 1 .-- 1 .1 Q v ' , T ' ' '. R. I. If - j -' ' ' z 'ny I . I. C. ' 55 '.R.I, , . V. , - ' , , : - 1 '. PA -. . Y . , . C. K I Sll ' ' '. ' . .I. H I A I I I I . V' . Comp! I I A FRIEND RED CROSS SHOES MR FRFD LFNYON If s A e u PAWTUCKFT HAMMOND MOTORS DEXTER STREET I P71 THE PLASTIC FILM SHOP Ce r IA Pa I cket Rhode Island Tl PAIJUIZ EVERETT HARTS MARKFT 5 0 NEWPORT AVE Fr e De ery PA C 1551 Op 'Sights nd S ndays THOMAS BLEASE FLORIS'I 520 Ne potA kr R PA 70544 SANDRAS ICE CREAM LIGHT LUNCH af? r A e P nck n Il A I P Pflfi Jos FRUIT 53 STADIUM ELECTRIC CO RADIO cf IELEVISIOS. lColmbsA KR DAVID HORVITZ Telephone Res d ce Telepho PA 5 5535 Sx Pro d ce 0 HASTYS FLOWER CENTER CHILDREN1 S w EAR I'N1e po! ents of THE LITTLE ACORN BOOK 8: GIFT SHOP Broad R MANNOLINIS AUTO SUPPLY REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Co Ne forzadfol b PAW TLCRET R I PA f If 0 2 EAST BFTA TRI HI Y A FRIEND BOINAVENTURES ICE CREAM o QENJTRAL AVE S113 We Suu Your Ad HI The Redjacket One hundred fifteen I - - - I imen 5 0 . . . Compliments of . I . G. B. ' Compfm fx of . . . 585 ' n ra ve. . . . I . I anager w u , 5-Q E31 vne .,R.I. e. I-1 s , . 4 . I w r venue e liv 1-1 , en I i a u ' Pawtuc e . . I. ..- f Cornplim of . . I I ' I.. Newpor v nue aw 1 et, R. I. Ope . A . to I2 . M. PA 51,70 Complimenls of . . . Sales 8: Service I l'2 .3 u u ve, Pawrucke . . I. i en ne Cnmplim nt of . . . ,-, ', Ea vi en I'Z , , - - I L ' 1 I-47' I w r Ave., Pawtucku, R. I. Complim A r A Complxm It.: of I . , I. S. F5 way Pawtucket. .I. 7 Complimentx of . . . I . v 1 I I . . . r. I w. 'n um us Ave. V ' ' ' ' ' 4 Q .I . v-' V' I I I I 1 ? I. , . . ,, Y ' ' Compliment! of A FRIEND F D I BROADWAY FISH MARKET All Kmdx of .Sea Food V Broadvu n Pawtucket R I TLI PA 5 5K2-fl FRED S AUTO SALES Home of fond Used Cart IS! Beneftt Strut F FORTUNA Prop T FZYK r NEW ENGLAND TOWEL SUPPLY 70 Rhode Island Ave IAWTLLKFT R I Don I buy Int ut Jupplp EDDIES AUTO BODY 10 Rarlroad St Central Falls Brxng I our Car In for A Benuta 'I realmeni Compliment! GLAS KRAFT INC, PA 5 50K PA D M St I onsdall. R I BILL S AUTO PARTS Neu and L sed Parts for All far: 1 Macondrw Street Valley Falls Complrmenfx ul A FRIEND V Complzmenrs of A FRIEND Compllmentx nl FERDMAN UPHOLSTERY 8: SUPPLY CO 112 Pleasant St Pawtucket R Phone PA 5 38 4 for free estimates ANDERSON S BAKERY Bread Rolls Patiry Delzcalesxen 85 Newport Ave Pawtucket R I 6315 Complzmenlx of BLUE STAR PHARMACY 141 Beverage Hull Ave PAWTLCKFT R l Compliments of NEWPORT CREAMERY Sign of the folder: Con fomplzmenlx of GROLEAUS VARIETY STORE PAWTUCKFT R 1 Complrmentt ol O CONNOR S FLOWER SHOP 149 Hatfnnld Sz Pawtucket R l IOSEPH IALHETTI PAINTING food lVOTkflldflJblP Quality Materials Reasonable Przces 10 Mount Vernon Bouluard PAXVTLCKIHT R I PA 5 PA 5 5119! 5 Patromze Om Arlvertzsers One hundred S1XtE611 I 1 1 - 1 I . ' . . . ' I R- 'i' ' . . . I . . . '. ' U , Y - . A 7' ' of . . . A ' . - . . R. 1. ' U U VY s -'A 1 '-7507 ' H I ill . . '. . . , , R. I. PA 5-1225 A. . . . I C. P. ,x f - , 7 ' . ' - ' , . . PA z-, , r . , . . , 1 A 1 , . . l ' ' A co ,.i .v . I . K It tv I NARRAGANSETT HANDX SHOP I qnrb Ojuco Paints Vfzrmvbev Fmzmels 193 Beverage Hull Ave Pawc PA 3 4775 R I PET MARK CLFANSERS 74 Hour Serine free Pzrk l 17 8 Dellzen ID 4 Discount at the Plant 0 Central Axe Pawtuck t R I PA 38931 THE GERMAN CLUB NEW ENGLAND PAPER TUBE COMPANY BAN CROFT U orlzlv Finest Rackets 191 Americas Oldext Hake: l A FRIEND ROMP 111111 calf, FOUR DEE REALTY CO INC A FRIEND Say Une Suu' Yom Ad III The Redjuckei' One hundl ed beventeen f ,f , Y. Q 4 . I 1 I ' . ' , , .i I -M 4 ' 'fs ', V ., ., .I. 64 .W Q, .G C0 'PIi?7l9'1ff 'll - - - fnlllplinlenls nf . , . , 7 ' ' , . ' v . . I l88Z- 'ISI Cnmplimenix of , , . l,m11plimr:utx of . . . fum imen 5 u . , . ,uni imeu 5 o . . . ., . . - . B005 T ERS W N DONELLY E S BOLTON ROLLIE PARISEAU MARION L POTHIER JAMES E GILLIGAN CHARLES A OCONNOR H H SAWYER CONRAD A FOLRNIER GIG PARISEAU HELEN M COSTELLO MARY E KELAGHAN HELEN E RAMSBOTTOM WILLIAM C BRAY MARY W NEWTON KATHERINE M MacKENZIE DOROTHY E BRYANT MARY C McMAHON GRACE McDUFF JOSEPHINE M STORIN MILDRED M STANTON GREGORY COUGHLIN MARY QUIRK ROBERT J BLOTCHER EUNICE T KEOUGH ANTHONY P IVIIGNONE EDWIN F GROURKE J H REED FRANCIS J VARIEUR JR CHRISTINE MCCAUGHEY RAYMOND J BEDARD RUTH E CURRAN MABEL L MCCABE JEAN L BURNS RUTH BACON EILEEN M KINGSLEY MR and MRS LOUIS PELLEGRINI MARIAN D LEACH EDNA M CARLSON ELIZABETH L KILEY RIARGARET M BARRY M EVELYN RAMOS F J WARBURTON MARGARET M FARRELL HOPE V CAREY MR and MRS WINSTON PILLING A FRIEND E BALDWIN A FRIEND MRS NELSON CARPENTER MR ALPHONSE STEBENNE BOB GREY ADELE IDA SCHWARTZ RICHARD TOUGAS MR and MRS OMAR TOUGAS MARION GRAY MR and MRS JOSEPH CASSIDY CH 'XRLIE and ANNE CAROLYN TILL BARBARA RILEY STEVAN LITTLE Patronzze Our Advertzsers One hur1d1 ed exghteen IRENE D. CARLIN MARY M. MORIARTY The members of the Classbook Board of 1951 wnsh to thank all those who helped nn any way to make the classbook a success Smcere thanks and appreclatnon are extend ed to the followmg Mnss Elnzabeth T Howes whose untnr mg efforts and patnence were most soothing and helpful durlng strugglmg moments Mr Edmund Bolton for h1s guidance m helpmg us secure the money to finance the book Mnss Dorothy johnson and Mnss Eleanor Morse whose sklllful xdeas were of mvalu able help to our art commnttee members Mr Van Dale whose expert photo graphy has always been one of the out standmg features of our book Mr Raymond Cassels of the North At tleboro Chronlcle who enabled the Board to have the book ready for graduatnon Mr Benlamm Northup of the Adver tlsers Engravlng Co whose fine engravmgs made the cuts 1n our book so clear Mlss Irene Carl1n for her graclous consent nn allowmg the use of her lxbrary to dnsrupt her schedule And to nts followmg members of the Redjacket junxor Assxstants whose and m sellmg advertlslng space was mvaluable Manlyn W1lcyck Betsy Conlon Ruth Wat son Lanla Carlson Carolyn Betts Mary Mennuccn oan Whntelaw Phyllns Mc Caughey Ruth Kent joan MacFarlane Norma Groleau Maureen Dolan Dorothy Shores Loretta Agostmn jacquelnne Car rara Patrncxa VC'esley Ackno ledgment One hundled mneteen - 1 , . . , ' V - 1 . , . . 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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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