East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1955 volume:

THE SENIQR CLASS V Q4 of EAST HIGH SCHOOL presents af , THE h 100th ANNIVERSARY of PAWTUCKET HIGH 1955 I E v LXNS Y ' ' Q 7' Wx' f I Z E F1 . ft . ' - I 2 . 5 E N 1 .,,....---- I ' 70 r.E rt X Q I ran! i nr l . 7 T7 x s X - hu! X J 6, I q ' runnin nn :,,- I. - on I C h .Tf'3l f P I f A 0 X xx v lx. W MR ARTHUR Enxijgb 714 ,ML1 Ded catlon We the class of 1955 the one hundredth class to graduate from Pawtucket Hrgh School respectfully dedlcate our classbook to two farthful members of our faculty Mr Arthur E Rondeau and Mr Thomas Gunmng m recogn1t1on of thelr loyal and cooperatlve efforts as advisers of our Redjacket Staff on thls the cen tenmal anmversary of our school We are mdebted to them for therr expert advlce the speclal 1nterest they have taken ln our class and the hours they have so wlllmgly sacrxficed that we m future years may retam memorles of our h1gh school days 1n the pages of the Redyacket To them we express our smcere gratltude and appreclatlon for then' patrent and diligent and m the productxon of our yearbook MR. THOMAS j. GUNNING l 'EE ,,. We ff' 9 U? l i' I fx ' . f L5 . VIA - E t 3- N R i 7'n,-Ti, 1 L L 4 4 Llvvfulll fl ll' Foreword Txme brmgs all things To the LII, of Pau tueleet Tlme has brought one hundred vears of progress ln lntelleetual stehlexement through lts Hugh Qehool Ewerx seu' slnce 1637 has WIfI1CbbC.Ll the outpouring of Pav tueleet Hlgh Schools young men and women Into thls huge fantastic world Hovs mans thousands of East Hlgh graduates marehlng, out of commeneement exerelses 1n a processlon before us haxe efcperleneed our joxs md our problems' After we reflect upon our adsentures and aecompllshments of the past three glorlous years and ponder the problems now faexng us let us l0lfl that proeesslon of graduates to ste vs hat Txme holds ln store for us 1 1 ll la? l -- - 1 vs U, if P I I I Y f X . 1 A . I A 1' 1 K'-A71 A lr A' ' 'A'-I-.2 ' A ' K ' --. A ' r '-x ly y 1 ,9 ' A V414 'A -1 --vi A s MR. WILLIAM W. LEE We, the Class of 1955, wish to extend our sin- cere gratitude to Mr. William XV. Lee for his con- tinual service and unselfish cooperation in the past. As assistant principal at East Senior High School for many years, Mr. Lee has been honored and respected by everyone who came in contact with him. His wise suggestions and counsel have helped us in the past and will continue to be an inspiration to us in the future. Now, as he is leaving East High, we hope that God will reward him for his unceasing work and bless him with good health for many years to come. able o Confen fs ACGINLUY In Revmew mdance And Admxnmsirahon x5 Of Spend XnTeresT A Neeimq ThereWnN Be S And Challenqes 13 ,Cheer tpzflromze Our Adveriusers 12 1 U 11 W 5 f ...... 7 Uass Of '55 . .. ..... .255 r . if .......S1A r . . ....CY7 ....l . 1 U '1 L A f-f-A ms W mavwraw F W! -I A W , 1 'I' A Cen tu ry evzew ,- X 'II slung llf I 11 .IEMM Eff: A life 'unlmrlljlllIglnIlunullllllllllljlllllllm f n ' EX, x A ' i xf -'T-T5Ia:J1 7Eafi Fl 1 I ' A1 Ee fy g, EJ 1- ' i:'--' - . . N .ja DWIGHT D EISFNHOWER Pres dent U S A CLASO . WESTE bglhbo SYMBOLS DL D Len NL N h Len V Th 5 ddn I DTME A001 boL7OI I OOO CJT IL DD TIE IrITE HOUSE f TT. TOO DC O IL EPT F CUFITIS EDITOR II CHIEF REJJACIXET EAST SE ICr HI'H SCHOOL Y COIICPATULATIOIIS TO ALL STUDEIITS FALULTY E P fo FRIENDS QF PA ITUCI El I I1 SCIO L OII IT II IDPIEDTH AIIIII JEQSARY I HOPE YOUR CELL ITAIIOII 'I A HEAT SUCCESS, AHO THAT YOOS SCHOOL JILL COIITIIIUE THAOUOH IIAIIY IIORE YEARS ITS SEPVICE T0 YOOH PEOPLE OF A HISTORIC CEIITER OF IIDUSTPY DIIIPHT D EISENHOIES 'f Wm E 1,5 i , . . . S 'Sf-M - Thi' ' - f 'I'-'S Telegram or a e- rm ' 'ff' ' erred character ls in- , , dncated by I suitable L'I1n:'I n Telq nym o a vearpre- I 1 cedm t eaddresa. . LT-lm'IVaao W. P. MARSHALL. Paulus ' 1 time sh n in the dale hneo I g :ms an y etlenil STANDAR I - A ' in. Time of receipusSTANDARD T Eat pon Id ' L I 3-, I T -1 x rs ri 'o 0 D I 'V Ti U YITTTTsTVllWU VI -0 ' f','I'N T- ' 2h PWA . 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T '- IH93i'!,p4k I if STATE OF RHODE ISLAND 6' PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS EXECUTIVE CHAMBER PROVIDENCE DENNIS J Roaenrs MaI'Ch 3 1955 GOVERNOR Dear Mr Curtls I am happy to Join the people of Pawtucket, and more particularly the students, former students, alumni teachers, and parents, 1n the observance of the one hundredth anniversary of the Pawtucket East Senior High School During those years succeeding generations of students have benefited from the untlrlng work of former pr1nc1pals and teachers, and I am sure that your observance will be approprlate Please accept my best wishes for continued service to the community and extend my appreciation to your principal and teachers Sincerely ou s MQW Dennis J. Roberts Governor Mr. Gilbert F. Curtis Editor-in-Chief, Redjacket East Senior High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island DJR: MC vc xg vs flltig uf Qgafniurket oi' ' X 1 QR nba glslzmh 0 li X Gzmmfv 0Bffrce of the agar LAWRENCE A McCARTHY Mayo April 2 5 , 1955 Mr Gllbert F Curtis Editor in chief Redgacket East Senior High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island Dear Mr Curtis Through the pages of the Redjacket please permit me to congratulate t e students, the faculty past and present, and the alumni of East Senior High School upon its 100th anniversary Yet the occasion is not one to be enjoyed only by East High and its immediate friends It is a cause for celebration by the whole city of Pawtucket that East High in the one hundred years since its predecessor was founded on Summit Street has attained the eminence that it enjoys today The impact for good which the graduates of these one hundred years has had on our c1ty and state cannot be measured, but we all know it is tremendous If Mr William E Tolman and the other pioneers of high school education in our city could see the results of their handiwork I feel sure they would consider their every sacrifice repaid beyond their fondest hopes or dreams. The illustrious alumni of East High, and its predecessor in name Pawtucket High, were the leaders who founded our city and guided its subsequent growth. The story of Pawtucket is their story. What- ever measure of success we as a city may have had, we owe in large measure to them. On this glorious anniversary we salute East High School, its students, its faculty, and all its graduates! Our sincere wish is that East High may continue to grow in stature and in service to its students, and continue to be a strong force for good in our city. Yours sincerely, JZ Lawrence A. McCarthy Mayor LAMfmln O fx' .V 'wily wfsw. rf- 'V 35iQ.'Layf.I If Hx 5 i' X r . Y . . . . . ' : . l O 0 U C . Q 1855 A CENTURY IN REVIEW 1 Cherished memories of high school days have remained an intangible treasure for Paw tucket citizens dating back to the Civil War years when Pawtucket then part of Massachu setts held its place on the map as a small town amidst wooded areas and farmlands Exactly one hundred years ago the first Pawtucket high school was established as an indication of the desire of the populace for better education higher standards of living and further progress in the future On April 9 1855 at a meeting of the Paw tucket School Committee a motion was enter tained and unammously 'agreed upon by its five members to establish a high school in the city of Pawtucket a high school that was to become a reality a beginning simply by the efforts of these five qualified persons who lived just a century ago Immediately a special committee empow ered with the task of procurmg a suitable teacher for the school set to work A month later it was voted that Mr William Tolman a graduate of Brown University be given the position as the first principal of Pawtucket High School The school was to commence within two weeks May 14 1855 classes bemg held in the Summit Street Schoolhouse The only entrance require ments for students entering from grammar school were Arithmetic as far as mterest Geography through Smiths Quarto English grammar discretionary with School Committee Reading and Spellmg good All prospective students were examined by the school committee and admitted to the High School with the understanding that should any of them be unable to keep pace with the majority of their classes they should be put back into the grammar school The school opened with an attendance of fifty pupils twenty six boys and twenty four girls from eleven to fifteen years of age The high school year was divided into three terms beginning the Monday after the first Wednesday in September The first term was continued for fifteen weeks followed by a vaca tion of one week The second term continued to the first of April followed by a vacation of two weeks The third term continued fourteen weeks followed by summer vacation the amount of school time somewhat similar to our present system In the succeeding year 1856 fourteen new students were admitted and an assistant prin cipal Elizabeth Ann Cleaveland was appointed at a salary of only twenty dollars per month From the original pupils six entered college and five became teachers Because of the loyalty and devotion of the first pioneers in the advancement of higher edu cation the first high school begun originally as an experiment proved its mdispensability , L , ... . 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T 1 9 ,aaa X SE SECOND SCHOOL TOLMAN and contmued to grow untnl success was achleved Under the devoted guldance of its first prmclpal 1n 1858 the school was carried on as a prxvate enterprlse w1th the and of thlrty one pupxls as patrons after the school commxttee falled to provlde the necessary approprlatlons for the schools contmuance However nn the sprxng of 1859 the cxtlzenry voted to approprxate suffxcxent funds for the school once agam In twenty four years from 1855 to 1879 enght hundred seventy enght puprls had been enrolled The first class to complete a three years course was that of 1878 the dnplomas bearmg the name of the prmclpal Usmg the words of Prxncnpal Curtls Great crednt ns always due to one who labors IH the early days of a great movement and especnally to one who starts great moral force whlch IS destlned to uplnft future generatlons To W1ll1am E Tolman IS due the credlt of foundlng the Pawtucket Hxgh School It was he who bore the heat and burden of the day when not many strong lntellectual PEASF CLRTIS HOSMER WHIPPLE 4 y currents towards a hlgher educatxon had been set 1n motlon He must have labored alone and the crednt should be hrs For nearly twenty years the school con tmued nn the llmxted quarters of the Summit Street schoolhouse unt1l ln 1874 If became evldent that larger and better quarters were needed to accommodate the overcrowded condl tnons The people s fanth ln educatnon was gradu ally mcreasmg' Therefore a group of publlc sp1r1ted cltlzens lead by Danlel Lnttlefield were nmpressed wxth the value of the Second Baptxst Church whxch had become financnally embar assed and proceeded to purchase the burldmg for use as a hlgh school untll the school com m1ttee saw fit to buy nt from them Untll 1894 thxs bulldmg used as the home of the Pawtucket Hlgh School was greatly 1m proved by Prlnclpal Alvm F Pease C 1879 18841 who found time to teach Latm Greek Geometry some of the Scxences and Music aslde from h1s dutles as pr1nc1pa1 Durmg h1s admlnxstratnon was organnzed the flrst college class whxch gradu ated nn 1882 Th1s class mcluded Adeline L enckes the only gxrl to study Greek at that tame Upon the appomtment of Prmcxpal Pease to Supermtendence George j McAndrew became prmclpal 1188418885 Under the prlncnpalshnp of George J Mc Andrew the first Pawtucket Hlgh School endless ly expanded and contmued along the road of progress as the people of Pawtucket strnvmg for knowledge nn hlgher educatxon slowly began to realxze the outcome of thenr endeavor In 1888 when Wllllam W Curtxs became prmc1pal the school stnll sntuated xn the old Second Baptlst Church on High Street had enrolled one hundred and twenty five students Classes were held on two floors There were two recntauon rooms on the upper floor for the upper . 9 aw s V . , I , ,xl .. ,y My r P-,A 'S Mg' . 1 1 - 9 . . . , , U , . . . 9 ' 9 , . . . 9 - s ' . , . . . - , , Q Q n 1 - , . 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' Z ' ' a , 9 9 1 Y ' , 7 . , - J , , . , - 7 9 , . 7 , 9 ., ' , , rear classmen and the lovser floor which was used by the entering class was in the charge of a sub master A small room on the first floor was crudely equipped for a science laboratory since the school did not have 1 science department English Greek Latin and mathematlts were among the ch1ef subyects However in 1897 the church property yy is condemned as unfit for the school and classes were moved to the old grammar school at High and Exchange Streets At the same time classes mostly Greelt and Latin were held in the house at Montgomery and North Union Streets form erly the prnvate school of Lois Greene At this time the Garden Street school was built providing a new location for the high school classes To this building the classes were transferred for one year to await the opening of a new roadway edifice which IS now joseph enks junior High School The year 1893 marked the beginning of a new high school curriculum the inauguration of science and commercial courses the mttna tion of a sports program the establishment of the Sumner Lyceum and the first publlcatlon of a school newspaper The Gleaner All these acttvitxes are today enjoyed by modern high school students A sports program was begun featurmg base ball and football as the chief sports practice being held at the old Dexter Street trammg grounds at the corner of Barton and Weeden Streets Harry Gardner the late ames Higgins Edwin Thayer judge Payne and Myron Curtis became the stars Some of the outstanding students were Dr Alexander Melkleyohn the late Gov ames H Higgins the late Mayor john Fitzgerald and Attorney Thomas P Corcoran In 1893 was established the lyceum in mem ory of Charles Sumner The enviable Pawtucket PAWILCKFT HIGH IN IJ00 High debating team with the late Gov Higgins as a leading figure enjoyed an envious record of victories The official school paper The Gleaner was printed for the first time in 1892 some of its first editors being the late Attorney Robert In those days the pupils went to grammar school for nine years and high school for four years the high school hours beginning at 8 50 am and ending at 2 00 pm Diplomas were awarded in three grades that IS for classical English and commercial courses separately Al though the requirements for college entrance demanded high scholastic standards many Paw tucket High graduates were admitted and the school s reputation became admirable An early contribution to the success of a parent teacher relationship began in the 18905 when an Alumni association attempted an organ ization similar to that of our Parent Teacher Association which became quite effective tn bringing about a closer relationship between the High School and Community As a result a great deal of mterest and enthusiasm was aroused VIARX O'I'T XYINTFRS MtGEOl GH ' r V I Y 7 Y 277 , y , Q I C K s I s Iv 1 K S Y 7 . . n v I -1 V 72 , 4 z . . t , , , , I , , y - . . . . . , 1 , . a . . 5 y . . n . . 9 3 . a 1 - 3 l l v ' Emerson, Fred Arnold, and Mary Rogers. , . , . . , . . . . 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Thus in the year 1900 when Professor Elmer S Hosmer took over the significant office of headmaster or principal the new Broadway building Pawtucket high school to most citizens had become a pride and joy yet there were still those who did not believe in free public education beyond grammar school The pupils now numbered three hundred the faculty were faithful loyal college graduates with exceptional ability and aptitude for their work 1900 to 1922 was a period of rapid expan sion until it became necessary to hold a two session school with the three upper classes recit ing in the forenoon and the lower class ln the afternoon a system which some of todays students might appreciate' During the reign of Lucius A Whipple came the greatest advancement the building of a firm foundation on the banks of the Black stone which has supported the education Pawtucket now for almost thirty years-our own East High School Built in the year 1927 the beautlful institution an architectural master piece equipped with all the modern conveniences of the day opened the eyes of not only Pawtucket people but also people throughout the country to see this material reminder of the efforts and sacrifices of the community in the development of education It may be interesting to note that the Ex- change Street that existed when this school was built, had a very different appearance than the Exchange Street of today On the cobblestone roadway were car tracks which were part of the line to Attleboro A Chinese laundry a variety and periodical store of Henry H Cobb next to it and a large building adjacent occupied as an automobile repair shop by Frank Crook all felt the effect of educational progress for they were removed to make way for the new school The principalship of the new East High School has been occupied by three worthy men Alfred J Maryott 61931 1940? Henryj Winters 1191019493 and at present Mr ames P Mc Geough Again during the 30s evidence could be seen of overcrowded classrooms demanding the use of double sessions Finally the building of another high school in the city How times have changed' The story of Pawtuckets school system is truly one of the little red schoolhouse which has gradually be come a giant structure of modern architecture a monument to American education a visible re sult of the endeavor and sacrifice of many people Here in our own East High lies a symbol of knowledge enshrined for posterity It is our hope that the high attainment reached in our present educational system shall ever remain the lamp of life along the pathway of humanity PRESENT PAWTUCKET EAST SENIOR HIGH of ,, - - ' 9 7 . . - 9 v . . ' , 1 1 - ' u v l 7 . . . f . . . . . . , , , 9 ' n 7 7 7 . . . . 9 . ' ' ' ' 9 ' - I . - , I J l - . . , . - Y ' 7 7 a - - 1 9 ' 7 n , Y ' I I 9 I n . 7 . . . , , ' 7 . 9 ' . . . 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Xl- o ' g . . 3 . less 5 Gu 1 dance and Admznzsirafzon 1555 Z Mn JAMES P MCGEOUGH Pr1nc1pal's Message In 1855 the ctty of Pawtucket establxshed xts first htgh school Although hardshtps were Men were tmbued wnth a deep sense of loyalty to thexr famtltes to the1r country and to thetr God Fired wtth fatth tn youth and hope for thenr betterment they were ready and wtlltng to sacrnfice tnme energy and money for that fatth Thus the seed they sowed back m 1855 today we reap lt IS nndeed a rare dlSIlIlCIl0fl for you the class of 1955 to celebrate the one hundredth anntversary of the founding of secondary educa tlon tn the ctty of Pawtucket However you must remember that wtth every dlstlnctlon you gam tn lxfe there ts a corresponding responsxbtl tty Over the years tn every walk of lnfe xllus trtous alumnl devoted teachers and consctenttous admtnxstrators have set a tradltxon for us You must not only uphold thns tradmon lf ts your responslbxlnty to add many facets to tts glory Whtle lnfe has lost 1ts snmpllctty tn the great advance of technology human nature nevertheless remains fundamentally the same In the ever mcreasnng advantages and comforts we enjoy we must guard agamst a complacency that IS destructlve of the moral worth whlch so charactertzed our forefathers In our materlal wealth we certamly exceed even thetr wlldest dreams but let us vow that we shall be at least the1r equal tn sptrltual development Let us be ready to toll and sacrllice and even to suffer tn order to preserve the herttage they have handed down to us Unless we are aware of the sacredness of th1s personal responstbxllty develop to the fullest whatever powers are wnthtn us then we wtll fmd that matertal thmgs have grown too btg for man to handle Personallty grows wtth responstbnlxty Any com muntty or soclety IS xn the last analysts merely the sum total of tts tndtvtdual members It IS our hope and destre that this the class of 1955 wtll mark the begtnnlng of another long pertod of progress and growth, both m matter and sptrxt Thts IS a challenge whlch mvolves hard work sacrlfice and prayer We know that you the members of this graduatmg class are not only capable but that you have the wtll to brtng fame and credtt to your parents your school and your communlty Succeeding nn this you wtll have taken your place tn that long lme of tllustrlous alumni which have pre ceded you and you wxll have attamed your goal of personal happtness Sincere best wtshes and may God bless you always JAMES P MCGEOUGH . ., , . . 3 . . 9 9 , . 9 9 ' l 9 9 . . . 1 . .. - to 9 O I . . . . . . , . . Q . . . . . . . 9 many at the ttme, ltfe was comparatlvely stmple. , , , . . 9 l ' . 9 . 9 . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' 9 ' , . . . . . 9 9 9 ' , 9 9 9 9 - Q 1 9 , . . . . . . D I 9 . . 9 9 9 - . . . - I 9 - . 1 . 9 ' 9 , . A , ' ww www ff Miss MARY M MORIARTY Dean Wnth her ever frxendly and helpful spnrnt Mlss Morlarty faxthfully supervlsed our studles and actxvmes throughout our stay at East She was always ready wnth a smnle to dlscuss our personal problems and to gunde us on the road to success Wnth her help we were able to arrange appropriate schedules for each of our three years here We the Class of 55 wnsh to express our smcere apprecxatxon to our Dean and wxsh to thank her for her conunuous guld ance and supervlsxon THOSE WHO CL IDF L S MR EDWARD A BALDWIN Adviser For the past three years Mr Baldwm has been ever ready to guxde and advnse the Class of 55 Hrs wnse Judgment and excellent counsel have helped us to carefully choose our future careers and endeavors Because of hrs encourage ment we are now ready to step unto the stream of lnfe wrth a clearer ll'lSlghl' of realnty H15 unceasmg guldance and frnendly sp1r1t wnll never be forgotten by the members of the Senlor Class Our snncere apprecratxon can never truly be expressed to hxm Scvcntccn ,XL L ,., XX' , :X I W X I fp C l W ,T C 4 FDWARD A BALDWIN Ph B Fnglfxb Guidance Counseler ROBFRT J BLOTCHFR Algebra Commernal Mathemalzcs JOHN V BRADY Ph B Hulorp Fnglub DOROTHY E BRYANT Fnglzsb IRENE D. CARLIN. Ph.B., B.S.. A.M. Librarian Eighteen RAYMOND J BFDARD PhB Algebra U S Hnlorv FDMUND S B LTON BSL CA Buxmexx Malbematzcx Econanucs Bookkeeping WILLIAM C BRAY Algebra Ill Yolzd Geofueln flgflflflflleffi HOPE V CAREY Fd B Dramalrcx Englub Malbemanrs CHARLES J. CLARK. ' Ph.B. Commercial Malbemalirx. lff0Il0lNil'J GREGORY W. COLTGHLIN. Ed.M. Phyxirx W NORBERT DONFLLY BS nn B Ed Bnobbeepmg Buxmeu Mulhemalnx MARJORIE FLRBISH Pbancal Fduralfon THOMAS J GUNNING Bookleepxng Economxcs Economic Geography Commercial Lau ESTHER L. HAGSTROM. German. Guidance 1 ' 1 ' A ANNE B, COYLE, . . I 2 5 4 B S M fp , :df Home Erormmicx . wx 3 X Inu: mga ff? JOSEPH P POURNIER Ed B Irenrb Visual Eduzatmn Pbyncx JAMES E GILLIGAN A B Ed M Bzology lournalxsm MATTHEW GRZYB Ed B Bend ELIZABETH T. HOWES. Biology. Luliu N lnetcen DOROTHY M JOHNSON BSAF Applied Dengu freehand Drau mg JOHN R KENNY Sale Dru mg I-LIZABETH L KILEY M Hnxtorj If md- lwg Uywf S Gl'ORGl: P MA5SO Mus B Vocal Mun: Mun: Apprecxalmn Theory J THOMAS MLQUAID M Frenrb Lalm A.B. A. . f , Q M' ' K J L , X 3 .A. AWTHONY R MIGNONE B S ln B Fd Ofhre Haclunex Fxlmg ALFXANDFR F NAHIGIAN Ph B Pbgursl Ed r I oz ARTHUR J NOONEY Ed B Atbletrc Dxrerlor Pbjuml fducal on ANTHONY G PARISEAU Ph B Hxxtory MARY H QUIRK AM Algebra Geomelry ik ELEANOR W MORSE B S A F C0llI77I?ffld! Ar! Freehand Druu nlg MARY W NEWTON Ed M Slenographp Typeu nimg MARGARET A OCONNOR Ed B Englub U S Hulory ROLAND J PARISEAU Ph B Malbemahrx Hzxlory HELEN E RAMSBOTTOM Commerr al Arxlbmetzr Boobkeepmg nventy one ARTHUR E RONDFAU JR Bmlogx Cbemzxlry HARLEY H SAWYER Commercial Subjects EI'HFL H TAYLOR Physical Educalxon RUTH BACON B C S .Slenogrupby Typeu rztzng MARGARET M BARRY Ed B Huron Englub FDNA M CARLSOIN Englub MARGARET M FARRELL B C S Ed B Slenograpbg Typeurxtmg Office Traxnmg RAYMOND J FARRELL Ph B Chemistry FDWIN F GRODRKE BS ln B A Fzonomrcs Commerrml Matbemanu 'WARY A. KELLY B.C.S.. Ed.B. Slenograpby Typewrhing Guidance Twenty-two FRFDERICK J WARBURTON Mecbamfal Drau mg JOHN A. WINTERS. Ph.B. Ed.B. Geometry History LOUIS M ROYAI Ed M B T E Algebra Geomeln 'VIILDRID M STANTON A B A M Biology THOMAS F TIERNI'Y AM Lalm BFNILDF W LEONI B A M A Ph D French Ilalzan MABEL MCCABE Home Economzcs CHRISTINE MCCAI GHFY Inglub Spanub GRACE B MCDUFF L S Hnlory English DOROTHY L MANGAN B Ed B S Home Eronomxrx THOMAS J MORIARTY A B M Fd Lngluh fypeu rmng journalum JOHN H. REED. B.S. 'Mathematics wwf! W 2 WM fffiffmff MJ , 5' Class 0 55 Z f J 3 N 5 5 N 5 S 3 A B. K. HAWTER wnn AVEDISIA Prende Clam zcem PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Fellow Classmates Lookmg back over the past three years I find that our stay here at East has been ln a frlendly atmosphere but altogether too brlef It has certamly been an honor to have been the presrdent of the one hundredth graduatlng class whxch I am sure w1ll long be remembered for 1ts outstandlng achlevements We have been prepared for the future by our falthful faculty members As we travel o er lxfe s road I hope we wnll make the best of our educatlon and strlve to make thrs world a happler place to l1ve 1n I wish each one of you success and happmess rn your field of endeavor In closlng I leave wlth you the words of the poet Brldges rn his L1fe s M1rror ml V Lxfe IS a m1rror of klng and slave ,JJ j T15 just what we are and do W J Then g1Ve the world the best you have And the best w1ll come back to you Slncerely EDWARD AVEDISIAN YN DAI EY V P md R TH S U Twenty s1x ,. 1 ED , ' nt 7 a 9 ' 9 9 1 , a , u Q u . 9 N . . . . . H . , . ,, ty KJ K , , I P D U . . . . , , A 3 . , X t M ' W vt If ' H L J A ff . ee If - . 5 9 at I If XA! MARIL 1. , ice res' ent JAMES SELL, '1'rea.curer U Ano RIN, Secretary Alf 'X sf' U XJ A IVQILY ESI: . ,. 1-, . I W ff L MARY GEORGFTTF ABOSAMRA YIJWARD STFVFNI AKLKFWICH JR CAROL ANIN ALLFIN 5 am Future lnunuons Lndeudcd Futura Intgnnons f ollngu. I'uturL Inunuons C ollcgg 4 xmrle lhal fade: Ihe tears hal u rare elf! 15 lbal ul manlmux VIRGINIA VICTORIA ALMEIDA Future. Intenrmns Telcphone Opuaror X nlbmg great u as ez er arblez ed u rtbonl enlhnszaxm Speub II ulzer but .uleme II golden HFLFN MARGAR ANFL DF Future Inrenuons L ndeuded Slaves: makes a xbmmg halo lor the u orlby 7 . fu ' 'IJ , N fit xv TIIXIJV fx,M,44fV . V ,f .A , iff 7, 4 1 , JL U ff I uk. 1 . :Elin .. . . I I A A w I A , u., K. . , 4' K 4 ' h , fi -KL 'H IXIFTII 'ml IIXIYHED PRODI Cl DOMFNICO JOSEPH ANTILO Domemc Futurn Inzentnons Suuu 4IIIbIfl0?I the urine in a prune Twenty seven FLIZABETH ARTINIAN Betty andl B M Ilou pure Ill bear! and ,round rn lllllld Twenty elght ,M BARBARA ANIN BAJIK Barbie FDWARD AVEDISIAN Populunim u good abrlny IJ belief Hair IJ a u omen J crou mug glam bolh are pau er JOAN MARIF BAKFR Future lntentxons Surntary Born nal for herself but lor the u hole u orld JOYCF ANNE BALL Future Intcntlons Nutsc I perceue rn you an excellent loucb of modeslj NATHALIE BARR!-il Tala Futura Intentnons Comptomttnr School an l B lil Voral lelfel IILY NIA, I KVON' , I A . 'fl ' I I F3 X l f , . I l' n 1 I ' P ' , V I I xf ' , 1 ,y . Q rv- , ' ,J Q . 1. V . , ' ' 5 YJ' 4 i . . 1' ' l K ff' I' A , Al I 1 ' J, ,' I v' v - V Y . l t . Future Intentions: Comptometer School Fllfllfe Il1ISflIi0fIS1 Boston UniV9l'Sif!' Future Intentions: College ' 3 .- . O 5 K 5, X . dz I . I . . ' X ' 1 . t V ' itfv' ' X t Q . I I L, v MY HERO ,.' ., : , tp ' , ..1f' 2 'L V . Orff. 5, rx, W W4 t CONSTANCIE PHYLLIS BARTKIEWICZ Connie Future Intentions: Bryant College .Yn silent JOAN HELEN BAUMGARTFL Hotrod Future Intentions: Private Secretary Timr tend! ur trisdom and forexigbl DEAN FRANCES BAZINET Future Intentions: Nursing A ligbl hear! lirex long L. l 'E J! I f SM if RACHEL DOLORFS BEAIJDOIN Rae e Intentions: Secretary Quiet and rnzaxxuming CAROL ANN BECCARI Future Intentions: Secretary a bear! of gpld 1,1 r 1' ' ,,, L, 7b79 JL , I JV? W RITA TH ER ESA BELANGER Futura Intcn tions: Secretary Uyisdom. not wealth. is honored by all kings Twenty-nine 6 If PAULA HELENF BFRT Paul Future Intentxons Nursxng Lately to look al deltgbllul to bnou BARBARA LESLBY BINYON Barb Futun Intentions Offrce work Sfmplluln rx the cbofre ol Ibe une Thlrty 1 BFATRI Annu lfdge zs f rengbl nd ,lor pau Fl MX HOWARD S HISHOP Howie I-utun Intentions bndecldad 'lbey onlp lne ubo enjoy his .1 +- Q N it 'VIARIF FLSIE BERINLR Patou Yuturr. lntenuons Lndeudcd Pleamnl manners make a fl elrome gut vi CIVF 15 ALBFR1 L BOISVPRT Iututn Inunnons l ndncldui A frzendh mule makes lzle uoribu bzle Y 1 Q ff 5 U 'A A 1 I CJ Akbv- R ' , u -v M n ' 4 ,Ly . 1 ,. , ' ii. , V I lj K ii , ? N , 3 lj my I . . . -Y 1 f ' ' . R7 XJ ,V X ' Off' X' Pb L t L .V Q . r , I K ' 5 N xg, . ' ' h 2 L 1' L 7 A . A ..J.. XL , ' ' R R Nu , v A x WJ -.X Y t , ' 1 AX v , .. A. , R. 1 ' . I .. HM.. 6 A , - b I - Z 1 - I 1 . . ' 3 I .' . R 5fY M uf .. 'Q 1 V BARBARA ELLFIN BOWMER Barb Futura Inttnuom R I Hospital School of Nursing AN AI-IID ZARTAR BOYAJIAB. Ann kuzurf. lntantmns Ttathmg R I 4 01 and l0IlHIllILF rule Ibe das HE-1D3 OR TAIL? l-ARI. IFARRFLL BRIDFN Farlxt Futura Intcntmns Ta. lthnr I lord among urlt LAROLYN XVORSLFY BROWN Brovunu. Future. Inrtntnons Nursnng ar nfl naming :hone bright and frue F MARY CAXIILLA BOYD Ninn Futura Intnntlons Tnuhmg. 1 :batter rbaiie ax I go Q? CLAIRF LFNVOW BRADY Futura Intennons College Here If a tried and luxe friend Thuty one I 4' f 'U I J' 3 of . I ' s I I . . ik I f L, 1 ,v I al . I ' ' I-I' I It T V . I 5, . 1 A if f X Y ' Q ' I I U' 'V . . ' 1 .1 - ' 1 f ,ff I L? f,'7r ' 0 .- f' ,fl ' ' V 5 L L 5 - f ,Qi X x ' n, 1 I 'X l'. H H .' I Honor lircx in lmuexl foil A E lil' lxql A tl' E ' . M , L ll. J N I .I L'f5,j'?' f' -1 xg,: ff If J I X ,,x3,A ' - 41 ,7 ww? C HARLES JOHN BROWN Sonny lfuxurf. lmennons US Army reuse of humor belpx lhe u orld to laugh GERALD BULKBINDFR Buck Ne: er m haxle but alu ag: nl a burn lf' ww 'T A. . . DOROTHY EVELYN BROWN FLIZABETH ANN BROWN Deeda Bet!! l-uxure lmennons Collegiate Nursing Future Intcnnons Secretary All rexpett IJ due a qmel nalure Hflflvr mmf-'I 10 all ll 50 Jak If V LOUISF CAIN s Future lmenuons Busmess Collage. W fy, lxghl of lee! Jo llgbl of .spirit Thlrty two M INOII lOl, IISTEIN T0 ME JOHN JOSFPH CALLAHAIN Sam Sarch FuturL Intenuons CollegL I dare do all tba! may become a man -ani I X 5,5 J li A ' few Af K . I . J , U , A ,X 4 ' I H, A 4 . 1 ' 3 . H fl I I ' I . r A . , I L 1 1 0 . i 4 ' Future Intentions: Business College X f l ' A A ' A 'iff . M A , A , fl Nfl A f A W LU' f fl J A A A X60 ' L , ' ,C 'I . ff f Aj- . A 6 I I 1 I . V, ..si .. ,f fb JA! : ' ' 5 0 ' l 64 ' - ' X , 'lf Aff! xl J ab K ,WML J JV ff MW DOROTHY LOD ISE CAVALLARO Dotty l'uture Intentions Rl School of Desxgn A smfle to c-arh a frzend lo all DOROTHY MAY COLE Dot Future lntennons Bryant College Deed: are better tbmgx than u ordx are f' ' MY, . O . ii Thirty-three CARL NICHOLAS COR DONI Tiny Futura Intenuons bndguded A lrue jrzend IJ u ortb baung V Thlrty four LORRAINF AGNFS Laurie Furun Inrenuons X Ray T A happy smzle makes life u ortb u bflc GILBFR1 PRFDFRICR LURTIS G1 huurn lnumxons College A fuuvhcd genflclnan from lop I loc MARILYN FRANCFS DAILFY Lyn I-umm lntcnrmns Bryant Cnllagn A rme in a garden of grrlf PAIJLIINF MARY DAMIANI l'ururL Inunrnons Nursxng, Pnllfeuerx IJ Ihr flou Lf of bnmamly CHARLES THOS CUNNINGHAM JR Chas Futura. lnrennons Stan. Troopu No duty could oz ertaxk him DECK I HE HAIIS ' . A , -'L' , . , . - , ,50- ' 1 , 1 A 0 , 'K ,fd if 1 f Q 5 , ,1 NX 1 Pant K f A A A x Y A k L LN f V' , f r ' IV f , ' x UL -XX, 1 fr, Waf' if X N :J R N I . 5 ' X ,VP , PM , H he LORRIINE ANN DANIELS Cor I-uture Inttnnons X Ray Tethnxuan A full bear! must run oz er and ble-xx otberx HEDWIG MARGARET DAVIDOW EASY DOES IT Hedy MARGARET CAROL DEAN ' Margie Future Intentions: College always doe: right in a quiet way Future Intentions US Women Marine Corps W'1ih 4 Jong zn my heart W EDITH MAE DAVIS Edie M It Future Intentions Teaching A little u ork a little play WARREN WHITNEY DENNIS 'Dennis Future Intentions: Undecided S'fvNyour uw! amblex well: Q it goes easily A .I .1 P11 PAUL E. DEROIS Future Intentions: Armed Service Gentle of ,rpeecb beneficient of mind Thirty-five ANTHONY ERANYLIS DOINATO Tony I-uture Intentions Undecided Mucbzef lbou ar! afoot GFNEVIEVE ELIZABETH DOBOSZ FRANK STANLEY DOMPKOWSKI Genny Future Intentions Nur e Let faxlb and lore lead lhee THOMAS KENNETH DONTOV Tom l Future Intentions: Air Forqf: I G lI'x a greal day for the Irish Thirty-six JANE ANN DRAZEK Blondie Future Intentions: Private Secretary Pleasant in manner and xpcecb Future Intentions Marines fax! In manly mold for bard5 xporlx CHAIN CANG RUTH AGNES DL'BE Ruthie Future Intentions: Nurse Danring fee! rarry lbee along lby u'aj 4 1, www 1 ' . Ai. JM 9 PATRICIA LORRAINF DUFFY FDMOND I-FSTER Dl GA? at Lmle Fd Futura lnnnnons Rl School of D4.sngn Future. lnunuons Collngn Happx II she u bo leadx a unmlrv llle H15 exe! bon Ibex Ill Hlklf' Hu laughter bon merrl PDVA ARD PPTPR DLGAS Big Fd l'uturL Int ruons lollngv. lo: e makex lhe u orld go around ll S AIL OVIR B17 IHE SHOUTING MAL RFFN THERESA DLRGIN B 0 Future Imenuons Compromerer School fbnrmmg to ez erpone pleasant and true I I ' x GAIL MONA EDXVARDS bby kurur ons Lnnersny of Rl le and Jbadoux deparlzd CARROLL RITA lPFRF Iurun Inunnons Suruirs W e knuu her hx the merrzmeul that sparkled in ber sux ki C' , MQ Thirty-seven ELLIOTT Intennons North Carolma Wfe all agreed be u as an atblele BETTY JANE EVE Fururc. Intentnons Business School Good lbmgx are fu fre as good u hen they are short Thlrty elght MARILYN JOYCF Future Intentions Nursing Il you url! be great then be Ixllle Future Intentions Dental MARY PRISCILLA Penny Grace uux in all her .ftepr BFVFRLY FFRN FAIRHIJ RST Bev Future lntcntxons Offnce Work Yollly as ln a mornmgs xunnxe THE THINKER BARBARA SUE FAINCLTT UC Future Intenrxons Nursxng face and a .vu eet smile X S. W ' affix I, I 0 I O9 C . H ' : ' U H L' xx E Lt rx-A ,- W , 5 fi 2 5 5 5 5 3 J qi . H ' f ..S .- B. . I . A A I 4 In ' ' 1 'K' MQW , 0 W .2 PAUI-A MARY FARREU- JUDITH LOUISE FARRINGTON Future lntennons College J udy Future. lntenuons L ndecuded 'Io lenou Jon xr lo like you Sl NIOR LIBERTILY SANDRA FITZGERALD San y Future In ntlons Colley and 4 perxonaldy tu :ce ber uze I Afllldblllfj sbmex bw :lx ou II light ANTY MARILYN FIRT Annie Fumrf. lmenuons College Patience xx a dn me urlue To be x MANL EL JOHN FERNANDF9 Manny A mule intent lur nnscbfef Thxrty mne A I . ' N . . V - ' , 1 ' J . .. N . -V . V . to lx 1 xii H H s .1 . fi, . , 6 .'. 'Z t. l U U .. A modern girl was big green gym Future Intentions: College . l l A A ' I Al ' Q I 'Q + .V Q 'll' N J . L: -J, .. ' u V Y o ' , ll 4 ' H . ,Y I , I . 1 K 1 . . . . . 5 , ' x ll ' 1 A at Forty FLIZABFTH ALMA FLANAGAN Berry Future Intentlons Secretary Wzib a smzle on ber lips MARTIN THOMAS FLOWFRS Marty Future Intentions Lndecldtd Bon uzll be boys HELEN JOAN FUN DAKOWSKI Fundy Future Intentrons Receptionist ne are tbeg uho remember ibe u orld a pphnginrle J HN BRAMHALL GALLETLY Grllete Future Intentions Mechanncal En Hz: u ft loses to play not u ound ROGhR RAYMOND GAMALHF Lmle Acc FuturL Intentuons M.xl:tary Struct All tbmu come to htm tl ho 11.1111 1 fw ' I VL ,.f sr Qi I, W, f f'Lf12 1 v I Z' ,f Www'-4 'K' ff fs MURRAY ARNOLD FRU Future Intentions Collegc Ambrtmn bar no rex! 2 MONEY BAGS , I V ' . J . . , 1 'N , f 3? , Y W7 , s A ssss s . 1 I - A S2 F1 L - av It IN ' I yn X, 52 tikiftl? 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U Future Intentions: College Future Intentions: Armed Service zgfli' Yi, ggvr W, 5, .4 , , ff , x fix: - N - ,Y nilzgffr yixr N' Ml RIFL ESTHER GILBANE Mur Future lntcntnons Boston Unrversnty tv BARBARA MARY GFMMF Bertha Germ Future Intentrons Business College A heart as lar from relfishnesr as heazen from earth Nw Q all 32 'Wi 1. ROBERT RAYMOND GENEST Bo Future lntennons Commumcatron Arts Emerson College A picture IS u orlh a thousand u ords EVELYN MARIE GIUTTARI Ev Future lntenuons Secretary Helping others brrngx the greater! peace of mrnd Forty two STILL DECKING fHE HALLS HELEN MARTHA GOLISH A IRENE Bunny Future lntentrons Receptronrst uture lntentrons College The secret of xuccen free ax the air .the breathes n ronxlanfy of purpoxe I .VI I . 4. i I ' ' J' A l A, if 1, Y W W - I 1 1 lx Q 1,5 ' ,L I .1 A, r Q . A A - A X v 'Q 4 A . N 5' A r vt I v ,M 1 ., I A X, v g -. ' ,fx t I x 'idk -I 5 A A . Spirited, not inactive ' I 4-.E i Ali? ' W' ' lf ' , f E1-.3 1 i fm. A sl M- 11 wr 4 I ll b 1 we f 9 I .. .. 'V C DONALD HOWARD GOOD GEORGE RUSSELL GOODWIN JR Hot Rod Russ Future Intentions US Navy F uture Intenuon Lndecnded Leate no xtone unturned f MAD SCIENTISTY BEATRICE ALICE GOL LET Bea Future Intentions Offnce Work Good fbmgx rome to the noble W :tb hu u li about bun GENFVIEVF JOYCE GOVERNO Jenny Future lntennons Secretars Ol good begxnmng rommelb good end ,- FDXVARD MIL!-IAFL GORMAN Future Intenuons Armed Snruus For be x a jolly good fellou RAYMOND E GOLCHFR Ray Future Intentnons Busnne s College The trnk of .mlgnlarrh Forty three A L . HELP. . f' A fi Q4 - f -4445, I r ' 2 I. 1 I k , Y, fs, K- I X I I. LUCY Jo ANNE GUASTELL6 5 Lou Future Intennons College hmm: are the tbmg RONALD RALPH HALLAL Ronnie Future lntentxons Bryant College Hen of leu uordt are tbe best men Forty four WALTER Future I STEPHEN HALAJKO Bug Ace Future Intentnons Undecnded Beneath thu mild exterior lies a great deal of mxxcbfef I-I-INI BRYANT KENT HAMER Snapper Future Intentions Window Dressmg and Dlspaly Correct sn erery particular COME OIN EAST Grace MARCIA JANE HAMER Marcy Future Intentions Nursmg and charm combined 1 1. r I 's sl 1, ,+ F i 1 dr ' 'al U , I if N , f 4 My rr If-r. 2 H Height meanx nothing: lack of all adm . X . ' ' '. U. l' . l X W MAR JUNE I Juney Future RCCCPU Future Bank Clerk Future Intennons Secretary Whey: u ords are scarce A gay :pint u e source of 4 Laugh gud be happy they are xeldom spent m :um that IJ good BURNED UP ROBERT RAYMOND HENALLT Bo BARBARA LOUISE HAYES Future Intentions U5 Navy Barb Hou thc uzt m htm brightens Future Intentions Secretary llttrh sour 11 agon to a :lar JOHN ELLSWORTH I-IEALD Johnny Futurr. lntenuons College hxugh and the uorld laughx uxth you Forty fave 6- I , i I I' i V I K N IE X I .QL-I-Y V If ,ff .. Y, ' i ' ' : ' . -. 'E ff J 0 'lf .. b., VARNOR ANN HEY Shorty Future Intentlons I-Ialrdressmg Nate lbmgx come m small package: Forty slx GARY HIGGI NBO'I'l'OM Dad Future Intentrons Arrborne Marmes Speech xx great but .ulence rx better CHARLFS LEONARD HINES r Chuck Future Intentnons College For ez ery u by be had 4 uberefore AX! WILLIAM E HOMSANY B1 Future Intentions Servnce Generous and free JOHN ARNOLD HORAN Spted Future lnttntnons Automotne Desxgner Argumenlx grou u :Ibm and tu mkle nz bn eye BEVERLY ANN HINCHCLIFFE Future Intennons Secretary Good times far outnumber the bad one: N HENRY HERCULES w . 'J' vm! .J .' ,V I. 5- F lx' I ,uv iff ' -J v .dlp ,. .. If-1 ,, ,, ' Z . U l H 3d XA . Z A 5 ,fuk ' ' ' ' N, 2 XXX - I I x f 'V J X ,C W1 A fo . xt S rf ' 'X FX? 1 og Wu 1- j . : . J MONKEY SEE MONKEY DO ROBERT JAMES HUMPHREY Hump Future Intentnons College He Ines to bunld not boast MNH. ROBERT HORTON Bo Future Intentions College I loze Ibe life I lead NANCY LEAH HOU STON Nan Future Intentlons College Quzetnesx shall be my strength BARBARA MAE HL LATT Barb I'uture Intention Undecided All nature u ears one um: erm! grm CAROLYN MAE IMONDI Bubbles Future Intentions RI School of Design A uvtly u oman xx a treaxure PATRICIA JANE JAMIESON Pat Future Intentions Secretary Lzle becomes a pleasant journey to Ibaxe ubo lote xt C4-W L Forty ven GERALD WILFRED JARVIS njeny., Future Intentions: Naval Officers Candidate School Photography is jus! a ,map MICHAEL KANAKRY Wheel Future Intentions Servxce Lei the rex! of the u orld go by Forty elght TI-IEODORA CLARA JAMROG ROBERTA ANNE JARON Teddy jerry Future Intentions College Futura Intentions Nurse Szlente tx lrue utsdom s best reply good creditable arquaznlance FRANCES MARY KARBOSKI Fran Future Intentnons College tender bear! a uill inflexible POR THE BIRD5 mmf ROBERT WILLARD KAY Gunner Futura Intentions Y M C A Youth Work Friendship u zlbout decent W X L ALLAIN IARAINKLIIN Ixl-ISLIING Future Intennons Armed Services Mzrth as the medzune Nature ga: 1. to man ROBERT WILLIAM KINDER Krupe Future Intentions Musician 'Hake mine mnxif wwf J y . -M AJ' fl Forty nme Fifty WALTER J Krock ROBFRT CONRAD LABFRGF NORMAN RUSSELL LAGFRSTROM Red Logle Fururr. lnrennons Future Inzenuons Armgd Scrvxcp Future lmennons Armed Forces R I College of Pharmacy A good man IJ hard In End The pou er of thought Those u bo rhmk nobley are noble Ihr maglf of the mmd KATHRYN GAIL LAMORAY Gall Future lnunnons Dgnral Assnsranr I here II a maleslzf grandeur m lrarlqlnllh BA Nnlbing ix xo di 'ne as neu Future Inrcnri f HEARTS A ND FLOWERS V ,IOSFPH 5 LaSC OLA on Fururv. lnunnons U S Army good xfmrl am uaj you look at hun V We LOUISE ANN LaS Rnckne Future Intennons Offlce Work Lose Conquerx all thing: H mi! ti-Ji LOUISE MARY LHSCOI-A WILLIAM FRANCIS LAWLESS Muckey B, Future lntentlons Busxness Career puma Intennons College A 518 bedff I-Y 4 'king bffflffful Qmetners rball be my rtrenglh FOREIGN LEGIQN, MA YBE9 CAROLE ELAINE LEES Future Intenuons College Ruth In good u ark: PEGGY LUCILLE LeBLANC Peg Futura. lntentnons Secretary But ob she dances .rucb 4 u ay' MARCIA JEAN LAWTON Markey Future Intentnons College Vzrlue II hke 4 nth stone bert plum rel U fl ll dh PM K Lf l I LL n ' A C f-A r' M I ' n. 'J K ., Q, I , 4 , f I I-TJ A ge I V A ll - vu .. . . .. .Hn V , . it in n , U K . V- Q .Q Flfty one x, JOAIN ANNT Joame Future Intentuons Secretary Patzence zn a u oman Fifty-two 11 PATRICI AININ LEVASSFLIR Pat Futura Inttnnons Busxness School keep rl gas WILLIAM JAMFS LFWIS Strttch Futurt Intentions Collage ll Iakev a tall person to knou hui 5 going on Ill the uorld RL TH FLLLER LOMBARD Ruthie Futurt Intentxons Olircc Work Quaml and quzel a type xeldum xeen III life todas BARBARA MAY Ll Ll'Y Barb Ikuturt Intentions folltgt ll ifdom If NI!-r fum fllblll ..' SHIRLEY AVN LEVESQUE Shnrl Future Intennons R I Hospital School of Nursmg Strll ualer rum deep CHE WISTS P S7 ON NATIVE DANKER IIN THF 'rrd JOHN MCALMONT JR johnny Future Intennons College joung mari BARBARA LOUISE LL CHINII Babs Future Intennons Dental College lbe fulure 15 alu up a bappp thought ROBFRT WILLIAM LYNCH Bob Future lntentnons iprmgfueld College Wfortb maker lhe man GAIL AININF LXND jenny Futurt Intennons Musu. Yerxoux and u ell behax ed net er ang trouble gate FRANCIS ROBERT McCARTHY Mac Future Inte Lndecnded l JM LALRFL AINNI MCCLENTIC Future Intenuons College merrr heart maketh a rbeeri 4 Flfty three f Y I yd X , 1 V I Y k. A I I v . . A V l ll Q . Z - Z V - A lv ' Modesty is u becoming ornament to a A 'VNU -Y I 'fl' P1674 dfnl' bfeflfb m 'e'm ce 1 'A 2 x I 0 4 , , Q tw ' , L . fl 'll' Nl' A4 v v . I ' K ' , I - l In ' K llt I I x f - V I5 , L MARY ANN MCINTYRE Future Intennons Secretary Ax merry as the day 15 long CAROLE ARLENE McQUIGGAN Mac Futu nt ntrons Undecnded I ai af .v dtbrift ix :be of laughter M X yy Q WW ROBER'I McCLOSKFY Mac Future Intentions Arr Force The tongue can be so nlenl THOMAS JOSEPH MCI-IALE Tom Future Intentlons Notre Dame A helping band bell alu ayr lend SHIRLEY ANN McROBFR'l Mxckey Future Imentxons Women s Marine Corps A bear! uztlr room for ezery 101 N YN I J Fifty-four IAM SESSION JOAN BARBARA MCSHEEHY Joanne Future Intennons Office Work Mernonex are lxfe s pages PATRICIA ANN MCVAY FRANK RALPH MADONN Pat Frankne Future Intentions Tcachnng Future Inrennons Lndecxded MARGNRFT MARY MAGILL Margn. Fururn Intgnnons Collegc Hllzb erected Ibougblx .reeled HI a bear! of ronrlesy Wfhen Iruh eyes are xmzlzng He lookx quiet but 1: be STAND BY ESTHER ELEAWOR MALLOY Prmcess Fu ure n enuons Offnce Work frien 5 plentiful for the grdtefu SALLIE ANN MARSH a Futu e Intenuons Nursnng O trr m uord and tried nl deed ROSF SIVART MALKASIAIN INm0 Futun Inrennons Surrctan Quzet fmaxxummg and kind F1fty fnve Fifty-six MARGARET MARY MARTIN WILLIAM JO F B Future Intentions Secretary I Future Intentions The cautious seldom err XXX -qt? ! LILY MARY MAQSIWER Future Intentions Secretary Ambffwfl 4-'Pfff-I '0 1'-'fend A .mule xent m the rxgbl direction mn alu ay: do some good W IOIV THE NAVY SAMUEL ROBERT MATOOK Sam Future Intentions Armed Forces A fountain of u rr BARBARA JEAN MATTHEWS . ELIZABETH MELL Blackie ..Beuy., Future Intentions: Secretary - f ' Future Intentions: Secretary 5 All mankind possesses virtues From the crown of her head to the xoul of her feet. sbe is all mirth ,fgi'ig5f MARILYN DORIS MILLER LOUIS DAVID MOLHAN Ma Louie Future Intennons Secretary Katherme Future Imennons U S An- Force Gnbbs Radzent uztb gladnexr uurm u :th u xnmng :mile CHOW' BOY CHARLIE' RAYMOND F MORRIS Deach Future Intentnons Car Desngner jaualrly reigns JF PATRICIA JEAN MORRIS Pat Future Intentions Teachmg The greater tbe pressure lbe better tbe game JUNE CAROL MOODY Future Intentions Accountant INeter sap die NORMAND MORIN Norm Don t fence me tn Ftfty seven I X , ,L 0' ' XV Qfvp I 3 V . 4 I I Tbrougb tbick and thin I JI, IN ,wit Lgfw 4 I I I Nan IX l NA, Y ELIZABEE kRISON Future Intentions: X-Ray Technician Stjle ts the dren al lhoughl Fifty eight NW MARILYN LESLIE MORTON ' 'Mort Future Intentions: Bryant College Gentle is perxonage condurl and equzpage STEPHEN PHILIP NARY Steve Future Intentions Work Good nature and good xenxe mutt ez er Join FRED KALIL NASHAWATY JR Future Intentions College Once a friend alu up 4 frzend JAMES FRANCIS NICHOLAS im Future Intentions Chemist Cleaer :nappy and alu ay: happy wr .. Nu- , 43.12 at J: ' in -v I -nz, ff .1--ftf M af 4 gf' I M 'XX 1 . A -Qtr 315' JOSEPH. EDWARD NAJJ AR ..J0g.. Future Intcntionb' Navy Sflence gn ey ramen! g IVANTA LIFT' , , . r , if f K ' I , f Ig 'fi VW . , LAL: aj to ' 1 1 Q Fifi, 'Hal '14 FRITH Ol T Y LOLISE ONEIL Marylou utu e Intenuons Secretary btx like greal deedx need no trumpet PATRICIA ANN 'NOELTIM .xt I-utura. Intennons Busnnnss Collage. look ahead and see bappmers naztznk BRFIN DA LFF NORTON Bran Aluass bap y nerer sad xomelnues nan! I1 but nezer bad ff RL TH EDIN A OBFRG Micke! J Future Intentnons Teachmg Hake basle 5101111 ALBERT ANTHON X ORZECHOWSRI Ozzie Future Intentions Civil Engineering II as good ax be xx strong ta wi' DAVID LINCOLN PATERNO Gunga Dm Future Intentnons Episcopal Mnmstry Smoolb runs lhe unter u here the brook is deep Flfty mne I Q ' I b rf . ' -'Q ' Q , ' ' IQ :N ' . f rag! . Q av , Q 5 I ' - I x . t ,...,' ' if I ft by O . 9' nuff. ' '-'I Y ,X 0,5 ' ' 1 A -. I A A , fiv-15532 , ' , . 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AJWX ALICE PHYLLIS PECZKA Red Future Intentions College Frxendthlp IJ constant WM? 55,1 JOHN MATTHEW PERET Future Intentions RI School of Deslgn Palxence is the key of 705 JOAN SUSAN PETLRACCIA Futu Intentrons Lab Techmcran dx he the keg lo lbe heart 'VICE BOY BARBARA ANN PICKLES Bobbi Future Intentions Private Secretary Lyes lbai lu mkle uzth laugbler MQOZIQ f M ELIZABFTH ANN POTTFR Betty Future Intentions Medncal Setretarw JUDITH MAY PILBLAD CARL LEWIS POTTER JR Malden utth the meek blue eyes Judy Edgar Future Intentions Nurse Future lntentnons College Ouiu ard .mnxbtne mu ard 703 Gazety tx the soul 1 health BARTRIEU IC MARIE FLAIINF PROI LX Frenchie Futura Intentions Dental Assrstant Vuacxly xx the gif! of uomen ll THOMAS JOSEPH QLFFINAN Tom the Great Future lntenuons Alr Force Nothing in enters 1 ' PHYLLIS ARLEIN E PRESCOTT Future Intentnons. Lndeclded The run alxrajrx thine: Sixty-one D 'Ky EDITH MERLE Future Intentions: Business Schtiol ALBERT EDGAR REAVILL. JR. Future Intentions: Brown University Efflbfaff lfilmdillip 'vid ff-Wfb fb? U'0 ld None buf himself can be bit parallel a jriendk u'0rIb W LOUISE CAROLYN REID Wessie Future Intentions: College She is happier! who mos! helps olhers Sixty-two W GARY? fy i Nu ff' ' LP' ,ll . ff I ,rw 'AW Nfl ml ROSE MARY REILLY Future Intentions: Nursing lfaihmrzed xo xlenderh young and in fair TIME OL'T FOR -MILK? DAVID JOSEPH REYNOLDS Hskippy.. Future Intentions: College Slou' and Jleady wins lhe rare P fl lla 1 ,X lj if fllflll 1 l we l lf WALTER SCO'I'I' RIDDLE. JR. Flash Future Intentions: College Buriners before plearure PATRICIA ANN Pat Future Intentions: Dental Assistant Streel lhingx are part of bea1'en'.f fbqflll ALL SFI' FOR THE IICTORI DANCE SLSANNIA MARIF RODRIGL ES ue Future Intentions Secretarx Speech u lbe small change of sxlenre K' U fl CONSTAINTINE CHARLES f RODITAKIS Greek All lbe u ortb tba! tan be pw rn one man of 'v :'l ,i. XJ cf W- ,I v u A Xxx, ' tl an L I ' I I LLM!!! 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Q 1- P 53535 BUT MOM . JUNE ANWF SCULLIN Junne Future Intentions Setretarlal Work U :HJ uomen make life more pleaxant JOAN FLAINI- SEARS Twtnkle Toe Future Intentxons Practncal Nurse Drlxgence rx the molber of good fortune JAMES GABRIEL SELL Jimmy Future Intentions Business College Deeds are lruzir uordx are but leaf es Future lntentrons Phllllps Exeter Variety II the space of Isle .N--f- ' Shrrl Hope as the sun cast: the shadou bebmd us uben u e run to mee! rl .1 1 5' Sxxty Fave .JJ DAVID RAYMOND SHORE SHIRLEY BERNADETTE SILVA .' .J K I'ORGF YIPPHEN SPARHAXWK btewg Fuzurg Intentions L R I Auonxunf. Fngmeenng A firm support on u buh Io lean f lxflff. 167 1 f IQ? 'WH -ar JFAN CAROL SIMMONS NANfY L SIMNFTT Futura Inrgnuons StKl'1.l'1l'W Nan 1, hgh, ,U a fewber and a, Hardy, I-ulurv. Inuntxons Axrlmn Hostns l M an 1 l Charming an Ibex u bn laugh at fb: rrghf momenlv I bf KAROL ANY STALLWOOD Isurure Intentmns Lnnvursuy of R I A zone as Eentlc as a summers bra: L Slxtx SIX X D195 IOCAIIS' IT LX JAINILI' MAY STPVFINSON BEVERLY AINN S'lI-XWART I' ururc Stew: Bev Rhode. Island Hospnal I'urure Inrentnons Nurse and su eelly smzle Happ1 go lnckg X X ff JANILE ANIN SLCH jamce Future lntennons Nursnng Roxex are ber rheekx HOWARD ALLEN STOREY LAWRENCE FRANK STRUZIK Howne Larry Q40 Future Intentions Business Future Intentlons College N'e1ef gn e up and youll surely sutfeed Rttb zn thought and character IR NE OBE Llfe BIG BRASS H inf f1 '4'4 AFV LO!!! ff PETER JOHN SWENTON Pete only labor Future College of Pharmacx dill magnelzxm ol :ts oun 7 CONSTANCE LOL ISE SUROWIFC Connie Future lntentlons Secretary She xx a rrbolar Slxty seven ,pb CAROLYN JOAN SYKFS ELIZABETH ANNH SYLVBTFR ALBERT CHRISTE TAYLOR Sykgey Betly Anne d S Future Intentions Arme ervlce Fugufe Intenglgng 05,59 Work Fuzure Inrennons bnxvusnry of Conn A bggrp 45 fyug gf geel A .mule ax ronlagioux as a yrun GLORIA MAE 'TAYLOR Future Inrennons Sxenographer Her penonalll and charm reach out tn 0127170716 Slxty elght A true sport be uill alu ayx be ONE IOR YOL TUV0 FOR HE AUG' NANCY SANDRA Nan future Intennons Busmess School All thu II larr and mf! PAIJL HATTEIN TETRFAL LT Paul Future lntennons Armed Forces Hu mmd bn' kingdom and bu uzll hz: lau 9 w RHEA RITA TETREAULT THOMAS WILLIAM THOMPSON Future Inxennons Lndecnded Oh xo quiet Tom Future Imenuons Fngmeermg A good mmd posxesxes a kmgdom RLNE ARTHUR TOUGAS Ray Fuxure Inrenuons Umverslry of R I 4 youlb of fortune and 'lame unknou n fl NANCY ANN TITTERINGTON an Future Imenuons Dem l Assnsranf fi O xo nyeel uube I uf' Z, 1 GAIL THOMSON Fururn lmennons Secretary Arn I ue gn! no lun GERALD JOSEPH TIERNEY Gerry Fuxure Intentions L S Axr Force One 1 an .mbnanllal smile Sixty nme . ,.' x I 7, I J r S 1' ' uzff , A T 1 S' .4 174 , 1 4 41 ,L ,!fL , x I ,All fd f'7 f 1 fig 1 , lx THE LINE-UP A ,' Lf . X1 f : I Lf, --jf' A - X. uf ,ga .K Q V .,Q,,J f XJ ,wf . Yau,- Y 6 0 S. ,N ., A , , if Z, n ROBERT EDWIN TOWNSON Townsey Future Intentions Undecided I u hulle a hupp, tune Seventy .at 0 CLAIRE MARIE TRACY Future Intentions Undccldcd Hope xx a blersmg MICHAEL CHARLES TRAYNOR Mike Future Intentions Armed Forces Speak freely u ba! you think ROSE MARY TREALY Future Intennons X Ray Ttchmuan ll e lind lrulh m all tbmgx ROSEMARY LOUISE TRUAX Future Intentions X Ray Technician Pane 15 lbe urlue of greal u amen RICHARD M TRAHGELLA Dick Future Intentlons College The mzldert manners and the gentler! heart UNCHAINED I M' if ff, F 2 'X ' ,I LL E0 ,P 1' L' . X If N.. ILFAS' ROSALIE BARBARA VANTI Rosle Future Imennons Secretary A .rpxce ol wx! N-3' HEN RY PALL TL RGEON Hank Future Intenuons Arr Force Wfe hold him for anolber Hertulex ,IOYLE LILLIAN Tl RNFR lkuturv. lmennons Nursmg Pefffl Efdllflf U IH! .fllffeif ROBFRT HFNRY TURNFR Bob l-uxure lntenuons Armed Forces falent rs a grll BARBARA IDA WAGNER 1,150 ROBERT WALSH Wagsle Sam! Future Imenuons Practical Nursing Future lmemmns Alf Force Or vnrsety :ball lead ber Hope lo the end Seventy one D VANLE EVAWS WISTGATE Fi ture lnttntions Collegt ou uork products fine gotds ,Ah DONALD JOSEPH WARBURTON Don Futurt Inttntions Brown L nivtriiry II hal u as greallj thought be nobly did ARLENE WHITEHEAD Future Intentions: Secretarial Work Easy I0 know: hard Io par! with Seventy-two LESLEY ANNE WHITEHEAD .. es.. Future Intentions: Private Secretary Elegant as ximplicily. and u-arm as ersiaty L NANCY LEE W T Nan Future Intnntions Telephont Optratnr Tender lhougbls potters us all SPR! N G CLEANHNC BARBARA JEAN XVI-IITEI.ANXl Bobbie future Intentions: Bryant College Skeet as summer ,D ,iii FDITH VIRGINIA WHITMARSH CAROL ANY WOODCOCK Gmger Future Intentions Undecided Future Intentions Offxte Work Life boldx many dellgbls DANCE IVIFH MI: HHNRI Nance Future Intentions Teachmg A good hear! xx beiter than all the beads In the uorld IL! J CJK! S Smiles make one bappx Chuck Future Intentxons L S Navy II the parent of fortune PATRICIA P W I NACHT xt Future Inttnuons Busmtss As qmel as the sllllnesx of mght 'W' SANDRA GRACE YEGHIAN Sandy Future Intentnons College smile u ill brighten the darkest hours Seventy three I Pa A ad ,f i . 73 ' x K I. I A S NANCY ANN YOUNG CHARLES ANTHONY ZAINYEH I I A , V, . I in Lf - Aff E , -W ,i 1 WILLIAM BONNEAU We the class of 55 thmk xt fittmg to pay trlbute to our deceased classmate Wllllam Bon neau who left us ln our yunnor year We shall always remember the brown haired boy wnth the pleasant smxle When walklng across the stage to ICCCIVC our dlplomas nn june we wxll be ID1SSlHg a true classmate who will be graduatmg wlth us nn sp1r1t Seventy four v ' , . . . 7 y . , . 3 9 i i i l WHAT WE DID ABOSAMRA MARY GEORGETTE I Chaplm Street H1 Lrght 5 Dramatnc Socrety 5 French Club 5 Basketball I 5 J Redlackets 7 Volleyball I 5 Bad mmton 1 5 Swlmmlng I Choral 5 AKLICEWICH EDWARD STEVEN JR 2 Benefit Street Student Councrl 5 Football I 7 5 Basketball I ALLEN CAROL ANNE 8 Rosewood Street ALMEIDA VIRGINIA VICTORIA 67 Water Street Basketball 5 Badminton 5 Volley bal 5 ANELUNDE HELEN MARGARET 126 Forest Avenue Seekonk ANTICO DOMENICO JOSEPH 765 Prospect Herghts ARTINIAN ELIZABETH 44 Warwick Road Bond Cashrers 1 R I Honor Soclety AVEDISIAN EDWARD 57 5 Broadway Student Councnl 5 Band I Class President 5 Choral 5 Red Jacket Stall 5 BAJIK BARBARA ANN 550 Broadway East Hn Lrght 3 1Art Edrtorl Dra matrc Society 5 Tn H1 Y fAlphal 7 5 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Bad mmton 1 Red Jacket Staff 5 Press Club 5 1Secretary I BAKER JOAN MARIE 58 Oakland Avenue Seekonk BALL JOYCE ANNIE 180 Woodland Avenue Seekonk Basketball 1 7 BARRESI NATHALIE 78 Pune Grove Street Choral 5 BARTKIEWICZ COINSTANICE PHYLLIS 37 Wlndsor Court Homeroom Treasurer 5 Band 1 7 5 Dramatrc Socxety 5 Trl H1 Y 1Deltal I7 5 French Club 5 Basketball l 7 5 Volleyball 1 7 5 Badmm on I 7 5 Swimming 7 Choral5 R l Honor Socnety Red Jacket Stall 5 BALMGAR1 EL JOAN HELEIN 68 Branch Street Basketball 1 7 Volleyball l Ba mmton Svummnng Choral 5 BAZINET DEAN FRANCES 70 Sweet Avenue Home Room Treasurer I Tn Hr Y 1 Delta J 7 5 Volleyball Honor Socrety BEALDOIN RACHEL DOLORFS 1150 Central Ayenue Tr1HlY 1DeltaJ I 7 5 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 7 Badminton I Swqmmlng l R I Honor Socrety BECCARI CAROL ANN 752 Benpamnn Street Bond Cashxers 7 Jr Prom Commit tee Tr1H1Y 1DeltaJ I 7 Twtrlers 5 Basketball 1 7 Volleyball I Badminton I 2 Red Jacket Stall' 5 BELANGER RITA THERESA 142 Johnson Street Home Room Treasurer I Swrmmmg I 7 R I Honor Socrery Red Jacket Staff 5 BENNETT BEATRICE ANNE 654 Prospect Street Dramatrc Socrety 1 7 BERNIER MARIE ELSIE WANDA 57 East Street Basketball l Volleyballl Swrmmrng 1 2 Choral2 5 BERT PAULA HELENE 594 Broadway East Hr Lrght 1 Z Bond Cashrers I Jr Redyackets Dramatrc Socrety I rl 1 eral lPresrdent 7l Redyacket Lay out Edt tor 5 Choral 5 Twlrler 5 Basketball I Volleyball 1 Student Councrl 5 Ballotrng Committee 5 R I Honor Socrery 101 Hazel Street Saylesvrlle Choral 5 BISHOP HOWARD S Jr 14 Woodland Street Saylesvnlle Track Team 7 R I Honor Socxety BOISVERT ALBERT L Il Cleveland Street Seekonk Home Room Treasurers 1 Cme masters 5 BOWMER BARBARA ELLEN 51 Pmecrest Dnve Home Room Treasuters I 7 Cap and Gown Commlttee 5 German Club 5 Dramatic Soclery 5 Trl H1 7 5 1Beta1 Basketballl 5 Volley I 5 Badmrnton 1 5 Saving R I Honor Society Red packet Stall' 5 BOYAJIAN ANAHID ZARTAR 89 Japonnca Street Basketball l Volleyball I Badmm ton l BOYD MARX CAMILLA I I Bloomheld Street Redlacket Staff 5 Lrbrary Clu Dramauc Souety 5 R I Honor Sou ty BRADY CLAIRE LEIN NION I-81 Cottage Street Lnbrary Club 7 5 East I-lrL1gh 7 Jr Redyackets 7 TnH1Y 1 ub 5 Basket 5 ad mmton 1 5 Svummlngl 5 ed lacket Staff 5 BRIDEN FARL FARRFLL 100 Blrchland Avenue ramatnc Society 5 H1 Y QTrea.surer 51 French Club 5 Cross Country 5 R I Honor Society Red packet Staff 5 1Presrclent 51 French b 1 7 5 Volle a BROWN CAROLYN WORSLEY 105 Grove Street Lonsdale Home Room Treasurers I R I Honor Society Choral 5 BROWN CHARLES JOHN 195 Whrtuer Road Tenms Team I 7 5 BROWN DOROTHY EVELYN I5 Hatfueld Street Jr Redyackets Twrrlers Basketball I Redlacket Staff 5 Choral 5 BROWN ELIZABETH ANN 1691 Loursqulsset Prke Saylesvllle BUCKBINDER GERALD 74 Darrow Street Radio and TV Club I 7 5 Bond Cashlers 5 Senror Receptlon Com mittee 5 Jr Redyackets Dramatrc Socrety 5 Choral 5 Redlacker Staff 5 CAIN MARION LOUISE 59 Myrtle Street Radro and TV Club 7 5 Dramatrc Society 5 Twnrlers I LALLAHAN JOHN JOSEPH 121 Senate Street Art Commrttee 5 Dramauc Society 5 fPresrdentl HIY 7 5 Swrmmmg 7 5 Football I 5 Redyacket Staff 5 CAMPBELL THOMAS VINCENT 518 Kenyon Avenue Baseball Team 1 Cross Country 5 Track Team 5 CAPPELLO SALVATORE E 87 Japomca Street Cap and Gown Commxttee 5 Ger man Club 7 Basketball Team UV! I Choral 5 CAVALLARO DOROTHY LOUISE 795 Columbus Avenue Home Room Treasurers I Sensor Receptnon Commrttee 5 Basketball I Volleyball I Badmmtonl R I Honor Soclety Redlacket Staff 5 COLE DOROTHY MAY 711 Chapel Street Saylesvrlle Ballotrng Commrttee I Trl H1 X IBetal I 7 5 Basketball 1 Volley 1 w ming I Honor Souety COLLINS ELIZABETH ANN S7 Abbott Street Valley Falls COOKSEY BEVERLY JEAN 75 Crescent Road Ballotmg Committee 5 J Red jackets Dramatrc Socxety 1 Seventy five I v I l I I l I I I ' l , ' If . ' 1 Cl .: ' - - - , all ,-.,1 yb ll l.2.,2B - . . l 6 j ' .2.,:R- - MH: . xr' :L A-' .-:--'ll' 7.1: 7 Y h I . ' D ' ' - ,1 1 1. 3- 7 V - Y' ' -A ' ' . ' 5 ' J. , V - A 2, U U ...: Q -1 . 2: 1 'C ' 'Z V' ' u ' ' T ' , . 7 5, zf 31' T '-H'-'Y 1-D1 1, 2. j I . -2 ' ,' .1 I . ' . V Z' K: A -.. 2: ' ' , , , I I BINYON, BARBARA LESLEY N . I ' ' 1 ' r: ' ' A 1 . . 'L .I .-Y V ' '- ' E511 , ,Q ' ' 1 Life ' 3 . -I-llc: . Q.: ,L ' t l - Y: ' . . . Av . A v-,bl ' 1 - - ball , 2: 'S im ' . Z, 5: R. 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5 ELLIOTT PAUL ROGER 122 Carnation Street Svummmg Team 1 5 Football Team I Baseball Team Ftve Star Sweater FNTWISTLE MARILYN JOYCE 155 Grove Street Lonsdale Choral 3 ETHERIDGE MARY PRISCILLA 55 Scarborough Road Jr Redyackets Choral 3 Redyacket Stal? 5 EVE BETTY JANE 6 Collm Avenue Fast H1 Ltght 2 FAIRHURST BEVERLY FERN 758 Pme Street Seekonk Basketball I Choral 5 FANCUTT BARBARA SUE 1 West Avenue Dramattc Soctety 1 7 5 Tr1HtY tBetal 1 2 5 Twrrlers Z 3 Basket ball I 7 Volleyball I 7 Badmmton 1 7 Swrmmlngl 7 Jr Prom Com mrttee Choral 5 EARRFLL PAULA MARY 7 Belgrade Avenue Fast HtLtght 2 Bond Cashrers 5 Ballotmg Commtttee 5 Jr Redlackets 5 Dramatic Society 1 5 TrtHtY lBetaJ 1 2 5 fTreasurerl French Club 5 Basketball I Volleyball Swlmmmg 1 2 Redlacket Stal? 5 R I Honor Soctety FARRINGTON JUDITH LOUISE 174 Senate Street Radto and TV Club I Swlmmmg 1 FEDERIGHI FRANK 7x Elm Street Football l 2 5 Track Team l I-FRNANDES MANUEL JOHN 49 Fenwood Avenue FIRTH ANN MARILYN 199 Carter Avenue FITZGERALD SANDRA 28 Alexander McGregor Road Stu ent Council 1 2 5 ast Ltght 2 Home Room Treasurers 1 Jr Redyackets Dramattc Society 1 2 TrrHtY lAlphaJ 1 2 3 fCh p am 23 Twtrlers 2 5 Basketball I 7 Volleyball 1 7 5 Badmmton 1 Class Secretary I Redgacket Staff 5 Choral 5 Beat Ball 1 2 FLANAGAN ELIZABETH ALMA 91 Suffolk Avenue Sentor Reception Commtttte Dra matte Socxety Basketball 1 Volle hall I Badmmton 7 5 Swtmmmg 1 Redlacket Staff 5 Choral 5 FLOWERS MARTIN THOMAS 64 Dannels Street H Y 5 FRUCHT MURRAY ARNOLD 921 York Avenue Fast H1 Light ,5 lEdtt0r ln Chlefl Cap and Gown Committee 5 Dra mattc Soctety 1 7 5 Press Club 5 FUNDAKOWSKI HELEN JOAN 161 Cameron Street Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Badmtn ton 1 Clothing 5 GALLFTLY JOHN BRAMHALL 1158 Newport Avenue Sentor Reception Commtttee 5 Cross Country 1 Track Team 5 GAMACHF ROGER RAYMOND 10 Grant Street GARBFR MARSHA GRACE 21 South Street Jr Redjackets Basketball 1 2 Vol e all 1 3 Badmmton 1 Swnmmtng l 2 5 GARVEY ELLEN FRANCES 54 Mehase Avenue Drztmattc Society 5 GATELY SALLIE ANN 85 Denver Street East H1L1ght 3 lManagtng Edttorl Student Counctl 5 Jr Redlackets Art Commrttee 5 Dramatrc Soc1ety5 Choral 5 Press Club 3 GAUDREAU HELEN RITA 14 7 Rose-mere Road Jr Redjackets Twzrlers 1 Choral 3 GAUDREAU RONALD LEO 180 Hatfield Street Jr Redlacket German Club 5 Ht Y 5 . ..: z I 5 . 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OLA LOUISE AINN H7 Ashton Street Volleyball I Badmunton I Svum mmgl LASCOLA LOUISE MARY 108 Water Street Basketball I Volleyball I Badmm ton 1 Swtmmmg 1 LAWLESS WILLIAM FRANCIS 105 Brookdale Blvd East H1 Llght Ed1tor 3 R I Honor SOCICQ Chem1stry Club 3 Press Clulz 3 LAWTON MARCIA JEAN 24 Kossuth Street German Club 1 2 3 lTreasurer 33 Dramat1c SOCILQ I 2 3 Basketball I Volleyballl Badmmtonl R Honor Souety Chemlstry Clu 3 Redncket Stan 3 LEBLANC PEGGY LUCILLF 191 Chandler Ayenue Cap and Gown Comm1ttee LEES CAROLF ELAINE 87 Mt Vernon Blyd Student Counc1l 2 3 L1brary Club 1 7 lPres1dent 21 East H1 L1ght 1 Jr Redjackets 2 CBus1ness Manager German Club 3 lSecretaryl Dra matn: SOCIEIS 3 tSecretaryJ East Beta Tr1 H1Y I 2 3 LVICC Pres dent! 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I Redy cket Staff 3 MCSHFEHY JOAN BARBARA 706 Broad Street Dramanc Soc1ety 3 MtVAY PATRICIA ANN 100 Brewster Street Home Room Treasurer I Ballotmg Comm1ttee I Jr Red1ackets Basket balll 7 Volleyballl 7 Svummxng I Choral 3 Redyacket Staff 3 NIADONINA FRANK RALPH 47 Lake Street Student Counc1l I Ballotlng Com m1ttee Basketball Team I Choral 3 MAGILL MARGARET MARY 7 Arm1st1ce Blyd German Club I 7 3 Basketball I 7 Volleyball I 7 R I Honor o c1ety Chemtstty Club 3 I MALKASIAN ROSE SIVART 96 Park Street Basketball I Volleyball I Badmm tonl Choral MALLOY FSTI-IFR ELEANOR 143 Grand Avenue Cap and Gown Comm1ttee 3 Basket ball 1 Volleyball I MARSH SALLIE ANN 40 Wasaga Road 1 H1 Y I vu e Volleyball I Choral 3 Redmeket Stafl 3 MARTIN MARGARET MARY 383 Grand Avenue MASSE WILLIAM JOSEPH 67 Norfolk Avenue MASSIWER LILY MARY 36 Wooelbme Street Basketball I Volleyball I Badmtn ton I Choral 3 MATOOK SAMUEL ROBERT l 1 Japomca Street Rad1o and TV Club 1 Cmemasters I 2 3 BasebaIl2 MATTHEWS BARBARA JEAN 34 R1card Street Seekonk East H1 L1ght 2 Home Room Treas urers Z 3 Basketball I Volleyball 1 Badmmton 1 MFLLO ELIZABETH 71 Freneh Street Home Room Treasurers 7 3 Chornl 3 Redyackt Staff MILLER MARILYN DORIS 78 Ruver Road Saylesnlle Student LOUHCII 3 Jr Redpackets Tr1 H1 Y lDeltal 1 7 3 1Pre51 ent I Cheerleaders I 7 3 lHead 3 Basketball 1 3 Volleyba 3 Badmlnton 1 7 Svumm 1 3 Choral 3 Redyacket Staff Dra mat1c Club 2 3 Be all I INIOLHAN LOLIS DAVID 116 Meadow Street Ballotmg Comm1ttee 5 MOODY JUNE CAROL 890 Cottage Street Art Comm1ttee 7 Dram:-me 3 Volleyball I Baelm1nton I SOCILIW MORIN NORMAND 58 Hunt Avenue MORRIS PATRICIA JEAIN 161 L1ttlet'1eId Street Fast H1 L1ght I Dramat1c SOCIEKQ 3 B sketnall I 7 3 Vo ey all 3 Badmmton I 7 3 Svummmg I MORRIS RAYMOND E 718 Rhode Island Ayenue MORRISON NANCY ELIZABETH I34 Brewster Street Basketball I Volleyball I ad mmton I MORTON MARILYN LESLII' 118 Pune Street L1brary Club l East H1 L1 lAss1stant Ethtorl Radno and TV ub 7 Jr e yackets Dmmauc Socnety 1 3 Bas ketball I 7 Volkyball l Badmmton Svummmg I Choral 3 R onor SOLICQ Redlacket StaH 3 l ' . - ' -7 . - - - '. 5 Q I 4 f , Q A A ' ' .1 ' ' 5 . 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NAJJAR JOSEPH EDWARD 19-I Japontca Street NARY STEPHEN PHILIP 186 Br1stol Ayenue Svum Team 7 5 Member State Swlm Team NASHAWATY FRED KALIL JR 40 New port Avenue Chem1stry Club 5 NICHOLS JAMES FRANCIS 81 Cabot Street Saylesvllle Jr Redyackees H Y 5 Redlallwi Staft 5 NOELTF PATRICIA ANN 745 Hughes Awenue Senmr Receptnon Commtttee Jr Red ackets I Dramatlc SOCICKY 5 Tr1 H1 Y l 7 51Troasurerl Cheer a ers 1 7 B etball I Volleyball 1 7 5 Badmmtonl 7 5 Redlacker Stall' 5 'NIORTON BRENDA LEF 580 Evergreen Street Fast H1 L1ght 7 5 Bond Cash1ers 1 Il 1 5 IAIP 3 I-WlflEfS 7 Basketball I 7 Volly ba 1 OBERG RUTH EDNA 49 Slater Park Avenue East H1L1ght 7 5 Jr Redlackers Dramat1c Socrety 5 Volleyball 1 Choral 5 R I Honor Soclety Press Club 5 ONFIL MARY LOLISE 165 Walcott Street L1brary Club 5 Art Commlttee ORZECHOWSKI ALBFRT ANTHONY 70 Lakev1ew Avenue H1Y 7 5 Football Tam 1 7 Baskttballl 7 5 Baseballl PATFRNO DAVID LINCOLN 55 Pr1nce Street Cmemasters I 7 5 Tenn1s I Cross Country 7 Senate Floor Leader o R I Model Legrslature PFCZKA ALICE PHYLLIS 8-1 Chaplrn Street East H1L1ght 7 J Redpackets Tw1rlers 7 5 Basketball I Volleyball I 7 5 Badmlnton I 5 R I Honor SOCICU PERET JOHN MATTHEW Tweed Street PERRY JAMES 90 Carter Avenue PERSINSKI EDWARD u11an Street PFTRACCIA JOAN SLSAN 151 Chapel Street Saylesv1Ile Tr1 H1 Y fBetal 7 5 IHISIOFIBH Volleyball 1 Basketball I R Honor SOCICIV Redyacket Staff PICKLFS BARBARA ANN 715 Prospect Herghts J Redyackets Trl H1 Y Twlrlersl 7 5 Choral PILBLAD JUDITH MAY 116 Suffolk Avenue Student Counul 5 Ltbrary Club 7 Jr Prom Comm1t 2 Dramat S cuety r 1Y I lPres1dent 51 Basketball I Volly ball 1 Badmlnton I Swrmmmg I POTTER CARL LEWIS 775 Rosemere Road H1 Y 2 5 Cross Country 5 POTTER ELIZABETH ANN 154 Mum Street Lonsdale Student Councll 7 5 KSecretar 51 Home Room Treasufers 1 J Redlackets Tr1 H1 Y lAlpha 1 2 5 iTreasurer 7 VICE Presrdent 5? Cheerleaders 1 7 5 Basketball 7 Vo all 5 Redlac e Sta 5 Beat Ball I 7 5 PRESCOTT PHYLLIS ARLFNF 5 Robmson Ayenue Clothmg 5 PROLLX MARIF ELAINE 88 Edgemere Road J Prom Comm1ttee 7 Tr1 H1 H tDe1ta5 I 7 5 lV1cePres1dent 51 Twrrler 7 5 QL FENAN THOMAS JOSFPH 58 Arch Street RAINESS EDITH MERLE 78 Englewood Avenue REAVILL ALBERT EDGAR .IR 70 Warwrck Road R3dI0 and TV Club I 7 5 1Treas u er 51 J Redjackets Dramat1c Soc1ety 1 7 5 lTreasurer 51 H1 Y 7 5 R I Honor SOCISIY e packet Busmess Manager Tenms 5 FDDINGTON PATRICIA GAIL 164 Meadow Street Lrbrary Club 5 Jr Prom Commrttee 1 Volleyball I Redyacket Stal? 5 RFID LOUISE CAROLYN 71 Albert Street Dramat1c Soc1ety 7 French Club 5 R I Honor Souety Redlacket Staff Choral RFILLY ROSE MARY 690 Prospect Street Llbrary Club 1 Volleyball 7 RFYNOLDS DAVID JOSEPH 55 Damels Street German Club I 2 H1 Y 5 ec retary 51 Football Team 5 R I Honor Socretx RIDDLE WALTER SCOTT I Brow neh1ll Court East H1L1ght 7 Sw1mm1ng Team 1 Manager J Basketball Team 5 1Scorerl Baseball I 7 CScorer5 RIDIING PATRICIA ANN 0 Rosemere Road Student Councll 5 Home Room Treasurers I .5 Jr Redjackets Basketball 1 Volleyball I Badm1n ton 1 Redpacket Staff 5 RIGLEY DOROTHY MAE -H Benedust Street r1 H1Y 7 5 Basketball I Volleyball I 7 5 Badminton 5 Svummmg 1 7 5 Choral RISHO ELIZABETH 106 Woodb1ne Stre1.t RODITAKIS COINSTANITINE CHARLES 59 Oswald Street Cmemasters 7 RODIGL ES SIJSANNA MARIA 16 Armlsttce Blvd Ballotmg Commrttee 5 Dramauc gocgfety 5 Sw1mm1ng I 7 Redyacket ta ROE HAROLYN JANIICE 185 Evergreen Street Bond Cashters 1 7 5 Glee Club 5 RUDOLPH GAIL LILLIE 540 Woodland Avenue Seekonk Choral RLDOLPH RONALD RICHARD 540 Woodland Street Seekonk R3dI0 and TV Club 5 R O M P 5 Jr Redlackets Svummmg 5 tManagerl Cross Country Team 5 1ManagerJ Track Team 5 lMan agerl SABOURIN RUTH VICTORIA 48 Mak1n Street J Prom Commlttee Co Charrman rr H1 Y tAlphaJ 1 5 lSecre tary 2 Presrdent 51 Class Secretary 7 ,5 R I Honor Soclety Chemrstry Club 3 ST HILAIRE EDWARD JOSEPH JR 65 Stearns Street Bandl 7 5 Cross Country 5 Choral SANTIS MARY EILEEN 75 South Bend Street Basketball I Volleyball I Jr Red packets 5 Choral Redmcket Stall' SCULLIN JUNE ANIN 155 Prospect Helghts Basketballl 7 Volleyballl 7 Bad SEARS JOAN ELAINE 56 Chase Street Radro and TV Club 7 SELL JAMES GABRIEL 218 Carnatnon Street Student Councrl 5 Home Room Treasurers l 7 5 Bond C3ShI8I5 I 5 Ballotmg Commrttee 5 J Prom Comm1ttee Basketball Team I Cross Country Team I Class Treasurer 5 Choral 5 SEXTON ROBERT N 87 Kenyon Avenue SHORE DAVID RAYMOND 91 Sprrng Street Jr Redpacket German Club 1 7 5 lPres1dent 53 Dramatrc S0C1ety 5 lN1CePres1dentl H1YI 5 Swrm m1ng Team 1 7 5 Football Team I 7 Tenn1s Team I R I Honor Soc1ety Redyacket StaI'1'5 SILVA SHIRLEY Jenks H111 Road Lnncoln SIMMONS JEAN CAROL 57 Gates Street Cap and Gown Commnrtee 5 Volley ba 5 Choral 5 R I Hon r crety SIMNETT NANCY L 1-140 Newman Avenue Seel-tonk East H1L1ght 5 Sen1or Rectptron Comm1ttee 5 Badmmton 7 SMITH HENRY WILFRED 47 Ricard Street Seekonk SPARHAWK GEORGE STEPHEN Old' Rlver Road Lmcoln Band 7 Baseball 5 Choral Seventy mne Y- ,, ,Q of Au- ' - Q R 3 , 5: . n K - - ' f. 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Avenue Student Councnl 3 Bond Cashiers 1 Juntor Prom Committee 7 Trl H1 Y 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball Badmmton I Choral 3 Redlacket Staff 3 SUROWIEC CONSTANCE LOUISF 877 Smnthfield Avenue Saylesvnlle SUROWEIC IRENE ROSE 31 Prxmrose Street Redlacket fArtEd1torJ Radlo and TV Club 2 3 Bond Cashxers 2 3 Art Commxttee I 2 Dramatic So clety 1 French Club 3 R I Honor Socletv SWENTON PETER JOHN 204 Japonnca Street German Club 1 2 SKYES CAROLYN JOAN 115 Maryland Avenue Bond Cashrers 2 3 Tn H1 Y lDeltal 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Vo y 1 3 Badmln on Swxmmmg 1 2 Redyacket Staff 3 Beat Ball 1 2 3 SYLVESTER ELIZABETH ANNE 121 Mt Vernon Boulevard Dramatic Socrety 2 3 TrlH1Y Twlrlers 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Bad mnnton 3 Swtmmlng 2 Choral 3 Redyacket Staff TAYLOR ALBERT CHRISTE 188 Hanover Avenue TAYLOR GLORIA MAF 57 Greeley Street Bond Cashiers 3 Cap and Gown Committee 3 Dramatic Society 3 HHIY l 2 3 Basketball 1 3 Volleyballl 7 3 Badmmton 1 7 3 Swxmmlng 2 Choral 3 Red jacket Staff TAYLOR NANCY SANDRA 195 Coyle Avenue Home Room Treasurer 3 Cashlerl 2 3 Baskctballl TETREAULT PAUL HATTFN 1212 Cole Street TFTREAULT RHEA RITA 361 Mendon Avenue THOMPSON THOMAS WILLIAM 19 Fdendale Avenue Choral 3 Redyacket Staff THOMSON GAIL 20 Ferns Street I Hn Y 1 2 3 Basketball Volleyball I 2 3 Badminton R 1 Honor Society TIERNEY GERALD JOSEPH 98 Sabm Street Svummmg Team 3 Football Team 3 Baseball Team 2 Choral Bond TITTERINGTON NANCY ANN 333 Wood Haven Road Jr Redjackets 2 Choral 3 Jr Rmg Committee Redyacket Stali TOLGAS RENF ARTHUR 107 Pernn Avenue Chemlstry Club 3 TOWNSON ROBERT EDWIN 94 Mann Street Lonsdale Swlmmmg Team 1 3 Student TRACY CLAIRE MARIE 20 Princeton Avenue Radno and TV Club 3 TREACY ROSE MARY 170 Chaplm Street Clothmg 3 TRAGHELLA RICHARD M 114 Englewood Avenue East Hx Llght 3 IMUSIC Edltorl Band l Dramatxc Socnety 3 TRAYNOR MICHAEL CHARLES 82 Japomca Street Bond Cashners 2 TRUAX ROSEMARY LOUISE 389 Prospect St Redyacket 3 Dramattcs 5 TURGEON HENRY PAUL 123 Scarborough Road Swlmmmg 2 TURNER JOYCE LILLIAN 148 East Street Redlacket 3 Library Club 1 2 IVICC Presndent 21 Sensor Recepnon Com mnttee3 Jr Redlackets 7 Basketball 1 Volleyballl Choral 3 TLRNFR ROBFRT HENRY Jenckc Hull Road Baseball Team 7 VANTI ROSALIF BARBARA 18 Chtstnut Strett Junnor Redyackcts Tvurlers 2 3 Basketball 1 Volleyball I Badmln ton I Redpackct Stat? 3 WAGNFR BARBARA IDA 1044 York Avenue Jumor Redyackets 2 Band Athletrc Councnl Secretary 3 as all I 2 V yhnll 1 Badmmton 1 2 3 WALSH LEO ROBERT 63 Clarner Street Football Team 1 2 1Managerl WARBLRTON DONALD JOSEPH 494 Columbus Avenue Student Councll l Jr Rotarians 3 Athletnc Councll 3 H Y 1 Football 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Base l 2 3 R I Honor Socxety WFST NANCY LEE 89 Crescent Road T 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 WESTGATE VANCE EVANS 1395 Newport Avenue Band 1 2 3 French Club 3 Swtm mmg 2 3 R I Honor Society Red packet Staff 3 WHITEHFAD ARLENF 23 Annie Street Home Room Treasurers 1 2 Ballot mg Commtttee 1 R I Honor Socxety XVHITEHEAD LFSLEY ANNE 55 Plcasan St Student Councll 7 3 Cap and Gown ommlttee 3 Trl H1 Y 1 lTrc surer ll Twlrlers Z 3 fHead at et 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 lacket Staff 3 Badmmton 1 WHITELAW BARBARA JEAN 130 Chaplrn Street Bond Cashners 1 7 Jr Redlackets 2 Twlrlers3 Basketball 1 2 Volley ball l 2 Badmmton 1 2 WHITMARSH EDITH VIRGINIA 39 Hastings Avenue Ballotmg Commrttee 3 Choral WOODCOCK CAROL ANN 24 Garrxty Street Band 1 WYNACHT PATRICIA P I Prmce Street Library Club 3 Home Room Treas urer 1 Band 1 7 YEGHIAN SANDRA GRACE 606 School Street Dramatic Socxety Trl H1 Y 1AlphaJ 1 2 3 Basketballl Vol leyball l Badmmton 1 Redlacket Staff 3 YOUNG NANCY ANN 728 Central Avenue East Hx Lrght 3 Home Room Trcas urr 1 Bond Cashxers 1 Dramatxc octety I 3 franc Club 3 Swlmmmg I Press Club 3 Choral I ZAINYEH CHARLES ANTHONY 167 Woodbme Street Home Room Treasurcrs 1 Bond Cashiers I Jr Redlackets Cross Country 1 Track Team 1 Choral Redyacket Staff 3 K , , ,g ' ' Q 1. 2. 32 ' , ' . ..1 - ' ' '. 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Tv 1 4 , if ' A ' . g 0 Special I E fnterest mm? if U f ' J as N 1855 I RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY In May of each school year, thc faculty, students, and parents of the graduating class meet ln assemblx The purpose of th1s gathermg IS to gne approprlate recogmtlon to the new members of the Rhode Island Honor Soclety Followlng thls honor program the new Honor Souetv members and their parents are entertalned at a tea, sponsored bx the Student COIIIICII m the school llbrarv Membershlp nn the Rhode Island Honor SOCICIV IS llmxted to those students who, through the1r entlre three years of h1gh school, have achleved an average of SJW or better In attalnmg such an average these students set for themselves a h1gh degree of scholarshlp and, nn sustammg 1t, developed thelr character GROI P I R wx l C 'Ihomson A Whnchcul J Snmmons Bert Stucnson Scullln vx L m on utu Surovxuc BLI 1n,L,cr E1ghty two GR Jl P ll wx I L tux A Pctlka D ll t M md I' Ar x r Row snd Obtrp, M Morton W I mlcss X XY tsrgut Ru nolds 4 n . V v 4 p 4 Y Y. q o ' 7 9. A . f ' I IL . U :- P. ' . J- f ' . J Ro' 2--M. 2 't . Ii I. I. I R Bcnudoin. 1. Hauser, R . C . Ro ' 413. Colx J. Pct rz1c a. . '1 , ,Ba inc. . B 1' . 1, tin 'un ' Z- G. I., . R I V. - . I .i , '. 'z -. D Q GROL P III Rovs l N Houston T jamrog C Lces B Bova mcr P Farnll lN Gon urskr Row D Warburton D Short A Reaull M Xagxll L Nidlennt If Duns GROI P IV BUF' ovs I Brown Rand C Barzlucvucz Sabourm S Lutsquf. ou F Bn LU Lald C urtls Ulu. Ixv. xrsles MW' The purpose of the Honor Socrety IS to encourage the development of hlgh scholarshxp, strong Splrlt of serv1ce, helpful leader shnp and worths character ln the students of the Rhode Island hlgh schools The p1ns and certlfxcates, whlch are presented to the students, are tanglble remlnders of the fine callber of thelr hugh school achlewe ments Exghty three ' 27 . ' . .Ii N' . .' 'f 1 C' RA' 1-3. - . 5 I 12 ' as .. 14' LH 1 X Y l I gf .. W pw -4,4 I I I . it ,. kiwi X ' ' Q! H D A R AWARDS and HO ORS RUTH V SABOURIN Ruth Sabourln more famlllaf to her classmates as Vlckl has been chosen by the faculty and her classmates to be the reclplent of the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutlon Award glven annually for out standlng cltlzenshlp and SCh0l3SIlC achlevement Throughout her hlgh school career VlCk1 has malntalned an envlous scholastlc record and has served as class secretary for two years She has also been actlve ln extra currlcular actlvltles the Trl H1 Y partlcularly In her junlor year VlCk1 became correspondlng secre tary for the East Alpha Trl H1 Y Thls year her flne qualltles of leadershlp promoted her electlon as presl dent of her club vlce chalrman of the Rhode Island Dlstrlct Councll and also secretary of the Two State Cablnet of the Trl Hl Y s VlCklS serene and frlendly manner has won for her the admlratlon and respect of everyone The graduatlng class of 55 send to one of thelr most trustworthy and helpful members thelr very best wlshes for success and happlness ln the future Gllbert F Curtls was chosen by hls fellow class mates and the faculty to be the ICCIPICHI of the 18th annual presentatlon of the medal of the Fllntlock and Powder Horn Chapter Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutlon Glls leadershlp popularlty and hlS wllllngness to work wlth others were all taken lnto conslderatlon He has sacrlficed much tlme and effort to assure the productlon of a successful classbook In addltlon to belng the Edltor ln Chlef of the 1955 Redjacket Gll was VICC presldent of the East H1 Y a Junlor Rotarlan Sophomore class treasurer and tennls player yet he contlnued to hold an after school job He has repre sented East Hlgh on varlous educatlonal televlslon programs brlnglng deserved honor to both hlmself and East Gll has obtalned the respect of each member of the graduatlng class We feel that whatever he has galned here at East he wlll undoubtedly galn much more ln hls college career To you Gllbert CUIIIS we offer our congratulatlons and Wlsh you unfalllng success IH the future Elghty four GILBERT F CURTIS n . .. 9 , - 7 9 . , .. i , . , . 7 . .., .., . . , . 0 0 0 ! ., . . . .. 1 .. , ' 'Q 1 9 s 9 a ' 9 9 It was no surprise to the students and faculty of East Semor Hngh that Beverley Cooksey was successful nn wmnmg the annual Vonce of Democracy Contest thus duplrcatlng the feat of her srster Representlng Rhode Island, she capably took part m a three day Democracy Workshop at Wnlhamsburg Vlfglnla Thrs we know the rmpressnon of Beverleys success at East wxll resound nn 1ts hallowed halls rn future generations Thus we hope that the vast future whnch wrll slowly unfold before you Beverley may enrnch your lxfe wnth Happlness and Success The class of 1955 IS proud to have among 1ts members Irene R Surowrec whose standards 1n art have been outstanding durmg her three years rn the East High Art Department Durmg her sophomore year Irene ,I'CCClVCd a second prlze of 350 and two commendauons 1n the Natlonal Safety Poster Contest In her junror year she recelved two honorable mention certnficates and 1n her senror year three honorable mentlon certnlicates As the R I wlnner of the General Federation of Womens Clubs art contest, she represented our state rn the Nat1onal Contest rn Pennsylvanxa Congratulatnons to you Irene and contmue In her sophomore year Rachel Beaudoms artrstrc talents won for her second prrze ln the state wlde poster contest sponsored by the Amerxcan Automobile ASSOCIHIIOU Each year th1s contest IS carried on to remlnd blcyclrsts of therr safety rules The slogan whlch appeared on the prlze wmnmg poster was Know All Brcyclmg Rules For her work Rachel recerved a 350 bonus, a reward well worth the effort Rachel was a student rn Mrss Morse s art class East High was proud to have her Art Department so well represented rn thrs contest Best wrshes to Rachel for a successful future T Jamrog J Kelley M Lawton ALL A RECORDS The Class of 1955 IS fortunate 1n havlng among 1ts members s1x students, whose scholastrc achrevements are truly outstandlng These students, having obtained the hrgh est averages rn our class, have the d1st1nct1on of recelvxng an all A record durmg thelr twelve semesters here at East They have worked dllxgently throughout thelr hrgh school career to gam such a praxseworthy award and deserve a great deal of credlt Fully aware of the effort they have sacrlficed, we congratulate them on therr splendid achlevements We shall follow wlth avld mterest and take great prrde rn thelr future endeavors We are certain that they wlll meet l1fe's challenge Exghty five . . . ,, . 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Whntehead S Yeghlan C Znlnyeh CLASS HISTORY 1952 1953 SEPTEMBER OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR We the class of 55 entered dear East Hngh nn a slightly bewildered frame of m1nd OCTOBER After a month of becoming accus tomed to the school rules land learning how to get around them? the Student Council helped us get acquainted by sponsormg a dance NOVEMBER Our first big job was to elect class officers After successfully completing this task we had a taste of sorrow in our happy high school days-exams and defeat at the hands of St Ray s in the annual Thanksglvmg Day game DECEMBER The Chrlstmas Spirit was very notlceable rn the corridors of East Hlgh It was topped off by the memorable Christmas Assem bly-our first at East ANUARY Before we knew it we were back in school after a wonderful vacatron It was certainly a Black January for mid year exams were there to greet us FEBRUARY After passrng UU exams we were awaiting a well deserved rest-George Wash mgton s Blrthday and another vacatnon MARCH Our swim team defeated LaSalle to become co champs There IS always a lnttle bad luck with the good for we had been eliminated from the State Basketball Tourney APRIL Ah' April Fools but no yoke We had exams again As we watched the juniors prepare for their Prom we dreamed of our own in the following year MAY The Sennors looked forward to the Recep tion and what did we have to look forward to except exams Ugh' Thats all we ever seemed to have but at least these were the last until next year CThey don t glve make ups J JUNE There we were our first year at East completed and now we were full fledged Juniors It would seem good to have someone in the school younger and more stupnd than we 1953 1954 SEPTEMBER OUR JUNIOR YEAR Our Junior year had now officially begun We watched the underclassmen work and strive just as we had done It made us feel better OCTOBER Two days parole a dance in the gym and we were back tn the old school spirit again NOVEMBER We had our black days and our bright ones Exams these were some of the Nmety two black ones The end of the month brought Thanksgiving and the annual East Samt Raphael football game The Saints dldnt wln this year but neither did we final score was 00 Still this was one of the brighter days We Junlors thought we could do better m our Senior year though DECEMBER With the close of the football sea son basketball was now rn full swlng In another part of school the Hollywood stars of tomorrow were gett1ng set to present Ramshackle Inn for Sheepshackle Outh a mystery comedy which was sure to be a great success JANUARY After mid year exams we Juniors began to look forward to our Prom which wasn t too far around the corner FEBRUARY On Career Day we l1stened to the nnstructors of the different speclallzed fields The same day the swim team won the state champion ship We also had a vacatlon just when we needed it MARCH Boys you have to shave Girls no pxgtails What a sight lt was to see the guys and gals walkmg around waiting for the Sadre Hawkms Dance' arrrved What a night lt was' It could have been a Paris fashion show or a page out of HarpersBazaar Sandy F1tzGerald surrounded by her beautiful court was crowned Queen by the class president MAY With the arrival of Spring we acquired Spring Fever or anyway we just didn t feel like doing any schoolwork The farthest thing from our minds was exams but we had to face them anyway Usherlng at the Senlor Reception we began to look ahead hoplng we would have as much fun as they were having UNE Now we had only the last mile to go to become sophisticated Seniors 1954 1955 SEPTEMBER OUR SENIOR YEAR To look at us now who would know that only two short years ago we were Sophomores7 CDon t answer that'J We started our Big Year off by selecting a competent Redjacket Staff We wanted to start the press rolling on our classbook early OCTOBER The Student Council sponsored the annual get together dance for the new Sophs which was a huge success as usual NOVEMBER The big day arrrved once again East played Saints before 5 500 people at the ' , . 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APRIL: The long awaited time had finally I , i l ea s n - n . , . 1 Q U 1 l l ' u ' , i - . . . , . n 5 a - I , ' 9 , . 9 . l ' , . , n ' no . , ' n I 9 , q ll ' . ll . n , n n I , u, s - , u W I , 'Ihc junnm Promenulc Court surrounds rhexr uc-cn Smdy I'1tLGer1ld The lldlcs In waxung 1re Bllhlfl Pxcklcs M1r1lyn D1lcy Vick: Slb0llI'Il l P11111 Bert stad1um Boy' Whu a run Bob Humphrey made The catch ohnny McAlmont made sent the stands 1nto .1 w1ld roar We flnally came out on top wlth 1 final score of 187 Thxs was lust our year DILEMBER We were watchmg the cast of father of the Brlde presentlng the play ln the fast Hngh Aud1tor1um, but we could haye been s1tt1ng 1n 1 Broadway theater Thls was certamly a professxonal yob, espeenally when the hrlde was carrled off ln the arms of her father IANILARY Lpon our arr1yal to school after yacat1on we found 1 new per1od had been whxch we needed of course IIBRL ARE 'I he ye irboole staff had eyery thmg under control remote control Iyeryone was worlenng oyertnme The money w lb pxllng 1n and we were sure we would reach our goal NIARK H Our swimmers agaxn captured the Stite Tltle Ihc Senlor Play w 15 .1 huge success c txt e yy Ixme Out for Glnfer 1 t ree act comedy and what 1 football player that Cnnger made' Bob Humphrey was chosen Dlsc Iocleey of the year at the DISC JOC KEY HOP APRIL Most eneouragmg was .1 letter from the Presxdent of the Un1ted States, Dwlght D E1sen how er, congratulatmg the class on Pawtucket High s 100th Annlyersary The Senior Class sponsored a dance, The Sprlng Swlng reduce expenses for our Senxor Receptlon NIAY Our newly organlzed choral group gaye 1 concert whnch topped 111 we had eyer heard They deseryed an extra encore that nxght A 11st came that splendld eyenmg of our Semor but there were many changes that mght Wfhat 1 dlfference xt m 1dc' Thls mght w IS better than 1ll our expectatlons LNP After three years of hard worle we h1d llllllly reached our Qilll Graduatlon We spent many h 1ppy hours in the h1lls of Pawtueleet I 1st 1nd now we were re lely to leaye 1ll our memornes behmd 1nd bxd 1 last f1rewell 'Xmely thi tc 1 A - ' '1 'I 'I Q ' el: 1' T' 1'a . '1 A - , ' . y- 2 , Y D f N s Y' f f I f I' 4 ' - ' I A . 1 ' Y , ' f I . . . . . ' ' . 7 y 1 ' v ' y - - ,, H . ,, . v . . Y . , V Y- . . 1 . . . v i v f Q .. . Y. 'U to A . . . 2 ' Y I . Y 4 AV . 1 . ' I I I I . I L : , I. '- , , . 2 I I I I T 2 I ' ' . 5 1 ' 1 ' ' 1, , , ,X , L ' I K ,, -. g , I . 1 N V V - V 1 - Zlfeld-ed to the day. ThIS YVHS an 2ICflYlty peflod Reception. A bow' tie in School yyag a rarity. ., -. . . -. 1 , - , I . I Y N N I 2 T I . I A I L - ,' 1 - 1 , ' V. . . . 1. 2 . ' . 2 . V 1 - . E2 , h Th- 'l- 'as ' T g.,' 1 h - ' 1 ' 1 1 - '- . THEY LED THEIR CLASSES As we reaeh the elose of our three years at East rt rs more than fittrng th xt we pay trrhute to the sophomores and yumors who held elass offlees durlng our senror year These students were chosen by therr elassmates for their deelded qualrtres of leadershrp trustworthlness, and frlendllness standards whlch they lustly marn tamed as leaders of therr respeetlve elasses We know that these students vull retarn those trarts whteh have earned them the honor and respect of their elassmates 'lo the junrors, we extend our xery best yxrshes for a happy and sueeessful semor year lo the sophomores, we ean only express our regret th If we are DOI a member of thetr elass onee agarn Have an enjoyable two years and uphold the last Hrgh rdeals ll NIUR ilf SN IIC ingl o lre s P1 'Nlnety four Ill pulmu W lee Pres Abbott Pres l l nr lre ls r sf - . - z as 'N , , '- 1 s M 1 1 1 , s- 1 . . . I N Y . 1. qim 1 1 Q .. ' ' r A -,- 1 . I 1 A va A' A r y A .Y . . Y A I 1 I . ' y 1 sf f K ,I -r.-- 1 vu ' w,- f s ' .' I . ' K A . ' V . r 'E A A ' Y A s . . , . A, . Y . - I h 1 . i 1 ' 4 I. l v f - 1' v 1 g - Y v Y 1 V 7. . . A :I . . A Ulff QIQRS J. 'l. -11.1 51 ..x A V1 A P '.: lx. . ' es. .' r 5 I. e Ol' QlfRS nllt Set ll Splrhm ee res from tx SOPIIOXHJRI IIASS S Nelson See Nl io lfronr-D, XY'arhurton, P. Elliott. ReurfR. Humphrey. A. Orrcchowski, R. Hallal. 'I EAM CAPTAIXS D XX arhurton Pontb rll lxearslu Su rm Humphres Baseb rll j Budz C ross Countrr F ledtrrgh Tr :tk GOLD STAR LETTIERMEN l Gold Star Lettermen Some years ago the athletre councrl at East Hrch felt that 1 boy who excelled rn sports should recerwe some speeral recognrtron athletre team a boy must meet eertarn academrc standards rs well as physrcal standards and also must grxe much of hrs free trme to the sport he rs rnterested rn Any boy vsho rs awarded thrs symbol of outstandrng abrlrts rn the held of sports rs to be saluted for hrs fine work Team Captarns On ewery 'rthletrc team we frnd a captarn or to captarn whose job rt rs to promote team sprrrt and lead the team rn rts endeavors The boys for therr ahrlrty as an athlete, Sportsman, organ rrer, and leader When the eoach rs not able to drreet the team rt rs the eaptarn s responsrbrlrty to determrne the proper mowe It rs the eaptarn who deserxes prarse for hrs eHorts rn makrng hrs team work as effrcrently as possrble Nrnetx Exe Bf ' ' -' :inf I - ' 1 v v L . v . It is vvell to ntjte that to be eligible for any are selected by the members of the various teams . , 2 fa lf' , .' 1 , Last W11l and Testament We, the resourceful space minded C espec1al1y durmg class! hrghlv educated fafter three years of manual laborl class of 1955 belng members of East Semor Hlgh School Cboastlng of a new face! located ln the clty of Pawtucket ln the renowned state of Rhode Island, and being of sound capacltles, do adopt and proclalm thls document to be the last W1ll and Testament as follows FIRST To Mt MtGeough our deeply apprecnated and respected prmcupal A recording of Fxle out un he usual manner The Junxor and Sophomores A traH'1c system for that early morn :ng tralflc ,am rn the corrndors SECOND To the successor of Mr Lee our understandmg and appreciated asslst ant prnncnpal hand vyrmng expert gold bound volume of student excuses THIRD pleasant dean To Mlss Monarty our able and 1 No schedule changes 2 A subscrxptlon to Better Homes and Gardens 3 An outstandmg number of all A letters FOURTH To Mr Baldwm our patxent adynser 1 Students Interested ln a career Pamphlets for eyery yocatzon lll-TH To our reyered faculty 1 Students who speak loudly and dns nnctly Farmuffs for cafeterna duty A scnentrnc atmosphere for Dr Leon: An airplane actlvlty for M Four l'llEl' A sound proof room for Mlss Carl A ventllatmg system for the Chem tstry Lab A courtroom for Mr Gunning A bow and arrow for Mr Reed SIXTH To our Athletlt Association Ltfe preseryers for the sophomore New swim suxts for gurls A new band aid for the First And class Bermudas for the basketball team Shorter 75 yard pool Our terrlfxc school SPIYII at the Thanksgiving Day game QEVFNTH To the 1956 Redyacket Staff 1 lO0 subscrnptnon to the Red jacket More eharrs rn 206 Another mdustrlous staff 4 Mr Rondeau and Mr Gunnmg EIGHTH To the class of 1956 As nnce a dnscnplmarxan as Mr Lee The exclusive rnght to sophnstlcatnon Our angelnc dnsposltlons Weekly class meetings NINTH fo the Cafeterna 1 Yeast cakes covered wxth polish to make the students ruse and shme Track shoes for the chxeken they run through the salad An electrnc adding machine Plasnc mllk bottles l-ood TF1NTH To the Office Stal? 1 A new swxtchboard More yolunteers for olfnce work ELEVFNTH To the Library Farmulis for Miss Carlm New Sophomore classes Baby sltters for overnxght books We hereby appoint the class of 56 to be Executors of th1s our last Will and Testament In wltness whereof, we have subscrlbed our names and afflxed our emblem thls tenth af of une 1n the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and fifty five Wfztnessed by Szgned BOB KAY MARY BOYD DOTTIE COLF Nmety SIX JOAN PETRACCIA CClax.t Allorneyj o 0 Q e - , 1 9 I '. , ' Z. . ' ' '. 2. ' ' ' . . 5. ' ' . '. 5. ' ' ' . ll . .. . . I I 2. ' . ' 5- ' A ' : . l 5. - . ' . A - son. . ' 6. A y 1' D I 1. . . ' 8. ' . 1 . 4 - ll A i ' . , . . . 2. A - 's . 1 - '- -' ' , I , I l . 5. A deserted 105. swim class, ' . . 2. .' v ' . ' ' . 7 .h y ' . ' 5. Y I . A . . . ' V I ' 5. ' ' . ' . ' . 5. - ,' . 5- . A 14 ' , . . ,, 2 , ' y . . . ' ., X' ' ' ' 2. ' ' ' ' . . Z ' '. . , . . , . d y J - . Hier? M55 Be A Meefing. . Q 1855 sem r wine, 'fr If Q, . DRAMATIC SOCIETY On an afternoon in October, room 505 buzzed with excitement as a group of aspiring actors and actresses conversed in eloquent tones Miss Hope V Carey hustled into the class, and the hum sub sidel as her enunciated sentences called the students to attention The organiza tion of the Dramatic Society had begun An efficient slate of officers was necessary to the success of the season, rl till dependable senior, ohn Callahan, was elected president, with David Shore and Carole Lees as vice president and secretary respectively Plays and their production were discussed, and weeks later the play Father of the Bride was selected as the organizations Hrst attempt The wheels were turning, the cast was chosen, featuring Albert Reavill Carole Lees, Maureen Durgin, and David Shore in the leading roles Rehearsals were begun, tickets and programs were printed, and after many weeks of fatxgu ing preparation, the show went on The DRAMAIIK S JRS ind SOPHS ow I un 1 1 Q'nith on lronin cslu H Norton n R n 1 or Icl nm Iruslxos 1 0 l1UlSlsl S Axe is: I apt Rm1.,outh j Balucll llctherinp., M Wroni rrx M Inrnvsort r xx FI hom is l Broun Donf arlos H P IDKIOIII I Peterson omp on P H nes J H unson participants performed admirably: the play was a success! After a well deserved rest the society again met, discussed, and reached a deci- sion as to the next production, the senior class play. The light comedy Time Out for Ginger, was to star Albert Reavill Bes erley Looksey, and Betty Anne Sy lw es ter By March 75 the date of present.: tion, the flaws had been eradicated perfection, the result Success dominated from the rising to the falling of thc curtain Toward the end of the year, the Dramatic Society proudly presented, Dear Ruth as its last rendition for the season, finishing in une with its final performance This admirable performance ended another year of acting by the East High School Dramatic Society, a credit to its predecessors and to our school arid com munity We sincerely appreciate Miss Careys direction and guidance, which enabled us to go on with the show DRAMATICS SFNIORS ou 'I jamro Pilhl id S Rodrigues Lccs J Calla .nn S orc A Rcaull S l' Lrild P B rt Sslxtstcr M Millcr Row N Gontarski X oung M Law lon Ginn B Coolxsu 'Nicflcnnc L Bartl-ticsucz VI Durgln I' Karboski auk P Noe c Nlorrls L1 lrdvnards B xnagin B Luccx Bind L Ciuastcllo Rom web Taslor Nl -Xhos imri M Hamcr lf it cn Dugas Buckhindcr R Gooduin ruc t lxaw li aghtlli NltShccchx rf 4 Ninety nine STUDENT COUNCIL Rowl S F1tzGerald R Wesley I. Whitehead R Kay Pres G Fdwards Treas A Fletcher VP B Potter Sec C Stallwood H Sparhawk J I. vesque Row P Riding J Laliond J Stexenson P Bert M Miller J Pilhlad C Lees B Gubala Row 3 K Crowley E Awedisnan 1 McAlmont B Humphrey J Callahan D Shore P St Jacques W Krochmal HUB OF SCHOOL SPIRIT Throughout the 54 55 school year, the East High Student Council has continued its fine work in high school service and Under the expert direction of Miss Eileen Kingsley the Council began a most successful season with the election of its officers The results of a close election decided Robert Kay, president, Arthur Fletcher, vice president, Elizabeth Potter, secretary, and Gail Edwards, treasurer Activities were begun with a very enjoyable Harvest Hop, held on October 11 in the school gymnasium As the holiday season approached the Christmas spirit came to East High when the members of the Student Council helped in the traditional decorating of a huge Christmas tree on the first floor corridor After the first of the year, the delegated members from Senior, junior and Sopho more classes arrived, and plans were imme diately begun for a mid winter vacation One hundred dance, The Disc jockey Hop From three students whose record collections served as a source of music for the evening, Rob jockey of the year In February, ten representatives from our Council attended the State Convention and were given an excellent opportunity to exchange their thoughts and viewpoints to gain a better insight of school problems On Honors Day the council enter tained the 1955 members of the Rhode Island Honor Society their parents, and the faculty an annual event on the agenda In une of this year two delegates were sent to the National Convention of Student Councils in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The school year 19541955 stands as one in which our Student Council gained tremendous strength while becoming one of the most respected organizations of our school social activities. ert Humphrey was selected as the The Disc ,, , . , . ' ll !Y . I Q l , ' . ' , J U Row l Mr Masso J Turner P Bert B A Sylvester E Godm P LeGeros A Howard A Reynolds S Cunyha B Plckles M Darley S FltzGerald J Levesque P McVay G Clark E Sagar M Bermer N Barresl G Rudolph L Massrwer B Fanrhurst C Lees Row M Sanus A Roy H Gaudreau S Fancutt J Meketsky B Koczera H Jarvne R Dube M Muller B Poole M Entwnstle D Brown M Ainsworth B Gemme M Etherxdge M Garber M Hutchings C Taylor Row C Bartklewlcz G Thomson M Abosamra G Edwards D Rxgly C Read G Osbaldeston L McClent1c L Vmcellette E Whrtmarsh J Simmons E Bertolml J Weddell S March J Hanson C Brown E Flanagan Row M Morton L Reid E Mello R Bowdoin R Belanger S Roderxgues G Lynd S A Gately M Scott I Pappmx l Coyle C Danxels N Tltterlngton G Taylor P McCormick M Wrona Row E Dugas Jr E S' Hnllaure J Farley E Dugas Sr R Kmder T Thompson L Struzrk S Sparhawk L Smnth D Hxll F 'Worm G Abosamra W Homsany D Good E Avedesnan F Madonna S Cappello C Zamyeh F Gubala C. 0Br1en V Buba R Lalller REORGANIZED CHORUS For the first txme m several years, East has a well balanced musncal program of whrch many students of East Hlgh take great advantage The choral group, conslst mg of 109 members-65 senrors, 18 jumors, and 26 sophomores-1s capable of compet mg wrth any rn the state Reorgamzed under the effrcnent d1rect1on of Mr George Masso, the chorus has to nts credrt many assemblles, one bemg a radio broadcast on statlon WPAW The Christmas assembly featured Mr Masso s arrangement of Whrte Chrrstmas and a performance previous to that, a stxr rmg medley of armed forces songs Ill Take You Home Agann, Kath leen, Cadets on Parade,' and I Wlll Thank Thee, O Lord were the outstandmg selectlons of a St Patrrcks Day program, whnch was broadcast from the stage of the school Thrs splendid performance prompted a dnscussnon for the resumptnon of an annual JOIDI concert of the chorus and band, whrch was held on May 8 Plans were begun and a very successful concert, the frrst of 1ts krnd at East m many years, was the reward of hours of drrll and musxc trammg East IS very fortunate ln havmg as IIS new choral director, Mr George Masso, who also teaches theory and musnc appre cratlon Mr Masso recelved h1s music degree ln 1955 from Boston Umversxty, where he sang rn the chorus for two years and played nn the band and brass choxr He has toured the country wnth jrmmy Dorsey and has also worked rn New York s famous Lat1n Quarter as an mstrumentalrst and arranger We, the class of 1955, express our sm cere apprecratlon and thanks to Mr Masso for hrs untnrmg efforts rn mouldxng a chorus that rs the prlde of East High School One hundred one - . , . l . . V. . . . - . I . . . . . . a . , . . . - , . . . , . - . . . . . - , 1 , . , Q g n Q - - '- 2- . ' . - . . . . . . . . . . - . - . - - ' , 1 . . . . . . , . . . . . , . , . A. 3- . ' ' .U . . I. .l . . .I -' . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . - . - . - . . , . . 4- . . . .' '. . . . I ' . .1 . . - ' . . .. . - . . , . . . . . . - - - - - . . . M. Hamer. R. Oberg. 5- . . .. .I .. ' 'U , . . , . . ., . ' , . . . l' , . . . . . , . . . - , ! - . - I . . , . . . . . , . , , . . . . ! ll ' ' !! ' ' . V - , .. , - -Q , U - - H - . . . , . . Row l BAND Lombard P Perry R St Hllalre D Auger G Abosamra R Kmder J Mtcek E Avedlslan Buba R Barllk M Howe Mathew F Grzyb Row 2 Row 3 St Hllalre E Bertolmx C Bartktewtcz C OBrien K Loslevucz F Gubala I. McClennc Kent R Lallner V Westgate J Stanlun C Casta SPIRITED Seldom has a graduatlng class known a more dlstlngutshed band A vartety of performances has been the outcome of much ttme consumtng and cooperattve practtce on the part of tts members From the very begtnnmg of the season, the band supported the school by be1ng present at all football games where they worked 1n harmony with the twtrlers to form a unlt that was seldom seen apart The1r colorful array brlghtened many half ttme exhtbltlons along wlth thetr exhnlarat mg performances For the second consecuttve year, the band has had the honor of performlng at the Governors State Conference Many East Htgh students were chosen for the All State Band a true test of abtltty For the first ttme nn the school s htstory the band gave a performance over WPAW Thetr spectacular rendttton of Mr Grzyb s arrangement of 'l he Commentator March became a favortte wtth everyone One hundred two BAND The Rhode Island State Mustc Fes ttval, the Unlted Fund Drlve, and a concert gtven 1n combmatxon with the members of the chorus were just a few of the other events tn the careers of the 54 55 band clans, the band has become wtdely recog mzed a band of which each student can well be proud' It IS needless to say to whom thxs credtt belongs Mr Grzyb assumed the post tnon of band dtrector at East when the class of 55 was m tts sophomore year Smce then the band has taken great strtdes the product of Mr Grzybs patxence and able dtrectlon Unttl the HCIIVIIY perlod was scheduled for the school day a full band rehearsal was posslble only before school hours Desplte these handlcaps, Mr Grzyb did hts best to confer upon hts students the appreclatton of that dtvme gnft of CXPFCSSIOD mustc These treasured mem ornes shall remam a lasttng lmpresston on the mtnd of each band member V Q -R. , . , . . ' ' , . , . . . ' , . ' , . , -A. , . ' , . , . , . . - ' - x -n . . members. Few more than a score of musi- , . IQ 1 . o V 1 4 I 1 . a - LIBRP RY CLUB Row l Patncla Wynact Theodora Jamrog jean Rogers Treas jamce Pxatek VP lrene Laptew Sec Barbara Gubala Pres Barbara Lucey Marcla Lawton Row 7 Flame Sagar Nancy Holgren Ednl Plante Dorothy D1G1acmon Francrs Orzechalcz Ga1IReddmg ton Madclmc Rosen Lnnda MOTOWIEC Barbara McParl1n Patrncna Qunnn Arlene Woods Row 3 Sandra Smnth Marlon Blodgett Jun Whntncv Richard Godm Charles Watson Roland Lemons Alan McManus Barbara Messxer STUDENT Under the sklllful supervnsxon of Mlss Irene D Carlm, the Llbrary Club each year unselflshly performs the dutles whlch make our lnbrary a place of convemence and cor dlalxty Wnth more than thlrty four mem bers, the llbrary Club has managed to lend a helping hand ln those many tlmes of dlstress, when book reports and source themes were due Book Week found the Library Club m a frenzy of decoratxng Posters heraldmg the commg of thus busy week m the llbfflfy were exhnbnted throughout the school The results were perfect, the dlsplay, tremen dous, faculty and students were both pleased and proud to have so elfectne 1 club m actlon In commemoration of the holldays splendld art exhlblts, contrlbuted by the talented art students of East, were special added attractlons for those who frequented the llbrary Of course the club members also had LIBRARIANS the1r share of good t1mes At the begmnmg of the year a gettmg acqualnted party was held for new members of the club, and later, ln February, a Valentine Dlnner In the sprmg, the club en1oy ed several boys lung partles and a v1s1t to the Provldence Publ1c Library Money for gold pms whlch are pre sented to members for tvso years of lnbrary servnce was ralsed by sellmg candy at 1 Dramatnc Socnety presentatlon The club offxcers for the year were Barbara Gubala, president, anlce Platek, vlce president, Irene Laptew, secretary, ean Rogovlch, treasurer, Frances Orzechovucz chalrman of the socxal commnttees for the year A great deal of thanks and appreclatlon IS due Mlss Carlm and th1s fine group of workers who have done so much to br1ng about better lxbrary seruce to the students and faculty of our school One hundred three V l V - - V. - - VV l . . V V V V V . . . V L i v. . . 9 V ' , V 7 . . 7 u 1 Q . V V V V . . ' V I . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? The German Club, or Der Deutsche Verem as it IS known by its members, IS moderated by Miss Esther Hagstrom The student officers elected were David Shore, president, Bruce Kearsley, vice president, Carole Lees, secretary, Marcia Lawton, treasurer The purpose of the club is to foster knowledge of German history and culture and to increase the proficiency of the stu dents in speaking German This year the club provided many interesting programs which supplied enter talnment as well as knowledge KIRMAN KIIB ow IN Ml I trrv Nl I mton Ltts D Short B ht L ,I jikohstht Breslin R vs B for c t ithroultr I' Dougls Peterson ,I Hall ll Smith I Mtlrlalc Pt and 1 Hta d Briggs C Thom is Bova mtr Parlez Vous Francais? Aware of the difficulties a student confronts in developing an effective French pronunciation, Mr Mc ua1d organized a group of students to practice, with the aid of phonograph records French accent and expression Meeting every morning before classes commenced, the students sat acutely fectmg With the addition of the activity period, two classes a week were available for meetings French music was added to the agenda, and photographic slides of France taken by Mr Mc ua1d on his journeys abroad, were viewed GND' One hundred four Nl ll on K XY out s l uuhxngs A ox mmf., Surrmltt cu N I ns 0 Rt vs l ir u pmon H lxotzt 1 1 I L N ld luts L XILQL1 url lfb F 5 ? I 1 5 if .' 3. ' ' l R - 14, 1. tgll. P ' lx ii. .a ' 3 C H l.y..p l..C l o ' ZS . . h-t. A I I A . ' ' ' . f. 2 . C , ' i A - . . 1 Q , I. -ll' . . - 1 , E ' 1, 2-, B U 0 0 ' . . ' - ' . , ' listening, observing, practicing, and per- 2 2 ', , 1-R115 c.L1'B Z f C7 ' R - 1 f. ' i.. M ' ff, , 1 , Y. , R x , 'H' Y -. l. S H , ' l.u ,, ll. .1 'I n. I , ' ' , 1- 3 J, ft 1-,, M 'M G12 ' . ' -ra. H j' GL ha xl. J K -ll,'. I 'ff A M! Rc' . S. .- 'qun J. 'I Jl'NIOR PROM COMMITTEE Row l--fRuth Sabourin. Carol Beccari. Marilyn Dailey. Sue Fancutr. Elaine Proulx, Row 2 - Judy Pilhlad. Gerald Jarvis. Rober Kay. Janice Such. Prom Planners We the Class of 1945 extend our sm cere thanks to the members of our unror Prom Commlttee and their able adviser, Miss Eileen Kingsley for making possible one of the most enjoyable evenings of our high school life that of our unxor Prom enade Through their expert efforts the school gymnasxum became a splendld haven of blue and white The evemng was hnghllghted by the traditional crownmg of a unxor Prom ueen, whose 1dent1ty had not been revealed Sandra F1tzGerald smlled proudly beneath the flashes of many cameras as she was crowned by the junior Class Pres1dent, ohn McAlmont Sen1or Receptlon As the festxvitxes of our last year drew upon us, we all looked forward to one partxcular event the Senior Reception The success of our Reception was guaran teed by the hard working Senior Reception Commxttee, advised by Miss Eileen Kings ley The members, each representmg a homeroom, contributed their t1me and talents to make thls mght the pleasure rt was Vfe shall always remember the beau uful formals and the sharp tuxedos as well as the attractive decorations rn the gym nasnum and the gnft lockers, which were given as favors The soft music of our own George Masso was one of the features of the evemng NPNIOR RI! PPI IOX R wx l Ccrald Buck binder Irluibcth Flana gm Gul Fdvxrxrds out Turncr Gerald anis 1 9' KJ Rt ss Dororhx C na I sro Rohcrt lx1N f 1r0l Nt illuoml Mu A One hundred live Buslnessmen Of East Durrng the school year, four East Hngh Semors were 1nv1ted to several of the weekly luncheons of the Pawtucket Rotary Club As membershlp ln a Rotary Club IS l1m1ted to the top men ln each field the programs of these meetmgs showed great dlversxficatron When the students attended lectures and demonstratlons were grven on such topics as Cancer Research the Automotnve Industry, and H1 Fndelnty Sound Reproduc tlon They had an excellent opportumty to meet Pawtucket busmess leaders and learn somethmg of the purpose of Rotary One hundred six ,ll NIOR ROTARIANS Row l Donald Warbur ton Daud Short M MtGeough Bruce. lxcars Icy Gnlhcrt Curtis Fmal Fltters Each year the members of the Semor Class select a Cap and Gown Commxttee by electrng one representat1ve 1n each of thexr home rooms These representatlves have the responsrblllty of seeing that each graduatmg student IS provlded wnth a properly fittnng cap and gown To return all of the caps and gowns after the gradua tron exerclses IS also a requlred task of these trustworthy students Thanks to th1s years dnlxgent group of farthful workers for the CHICICHCY wnth whlch they executed therr dutles, the eve nmg of our graduatlon was one never to be forgotten KAP AND GOWN COMMITTFF Row I Lucy Guastello Glorna Taylor Peggy Lt Blant Mzmlyn Dalles Lcslty Whitehead Row 7 Fsthtr Malloy Georgla Kostacopoulos Murray Frutht Sam Cap ptllo Barbara Bovsmer Shnrlcy Lutsque. ,Il NIOR RFDJAKRFT ovx J Lafon L ark B Poolc A us scll R Gunstx J Rogers Lucsque Y S tglr Lt aah I lxtn j XY ron 1 ou 7 BL L P ko Ni Stallm S blanu J Hxrbctk B Norton K Thompson C Thomas Nlutth M l-orutr ttu Fruslxoslu lrtrrx bnglxo H Spar uk R Wtslu ,I n N Rlchlrds 'nond Dupont X cl ou 'Vlor tn L md Itduux Gr lx 'Slnors hmxlt N Shorts onu Ni St :tr 1 N oort Smut X nods C Md lulu ou tb lx rn Connors lx P lr tx Underclassmen n behalf of the members of the Senlor Class, we of the yearbook staff express our heartfe't thanks to those stu dents who were members of the umor Redjackets Staff Therr untrrmg efforts and cooperatron were mstrumental ln makmg our classbook a success We are truly grateful for their con scnenttous work 1n the sale of books The ceaseless efforts of these jumors are an lI1dlC8IlOl'l that, through the con tmued endeavor of these worthy students the sen1or class of 1956 wnll lrkewnse take great prlde ID the productlon of an out standing classbook GOOD LUCK' Classroom Chemlsts The Chem1stry Club, conslstlng of members of the sen1or class mterested ln the laboratory aspect of chemlstry held nts meetlngs Tuesday afternoons durmg actn tty perlod The members were at lxberty to plan and conduct experlments of thenr own choosing The goal of the club was not to conduct numerous experxments, but to induce accu rate and logncal thmklng on the part of the students Although the effect and outcome of these expernments wxll not long be remembered the prrnclples and procedures, tmbued m tts members, we hope, wlll not be lost KHFNTISTRY ILL B R xx I Fmntcs lxar hoslu Nanu Houston Ktrolc Lees Frcd Nash mn Ruth Sxbourln Row 'I hom is Mcllalc o tnn he-llw lhcodort jtmrop. Barham Luau trtl L tu ton Ron Nlargxrct Dr in trdoru XX 1ll1 tm tu Lola Btrnd Nhlrlm xtsquo. Port r Row A Nltrgnrtl Xllg..1ll N nntlrt Y tghl in One hundred su en R - If . ' d. G. 'la 2 . A t '. . R - J. Q 7, 5 . 1: R - -fl I ndl. Q. Bis- B1. -. 11: .Alf Lap ' . C. ' P. hu . . Cro- Fll..'.g.ki '.K.Al- . . lc. . G. ' ' l. R ' 5115. t 1 . N. R-ll. . C. .- P. Q af. N. t .. R. .5 4. . . J P. Qu . . Q K . P. Ms- Cormick. B. Culvert. B, Y . .. ' la E. B . . A, 'll 11. G. . . 5. la I--. O A . . . . A - . Y, . Q ' 7 0 .V 6 A -. ' . 14' ,. Jr.. h fi A ' 2- ' in ' '. J 2 ' ' ' . k . BAL gl. L K' . 1 ' A rim QTL I AQ ' Ll lcv. V ' . f ' 'A Le A -. Lnrl K' . Rambhng Reporters The H1 Light under the direction of Mr Thomas Moriarty the faculty adviser, has been very successful in bringing the latest news to the students of East High Because there were no funds in the treasury the first two issues were mlmeo graphed After much preparation and effort, the first printed issue since 1950 was pub lished in March To the classes of 1956 and 1957 the seniors on the staff of the H1 Light are leaving a successful paper, and we hope fillment of our desire that soon the revived publication will receive top hon ors in national competition HILIGH1 EDITORS Row I Marti: I-Iamtr Treas Barham Bank Ar! XY alttr Hatkett A St Fd Murrn Frucht E nor in chntf Sa ey Gatclx Mcmiging Ruth Obtrg Sot I'd Row 7 Rlthard Tra he a AIIISIL Fd Wil lmm Levus Sports Fd William Lawltss Special Ft tures Min Abosim bi tt Air Wave Artists This years radio and televlslon work shop under the direction of Miss Henrietta Brazeau contributed greatly to the enter tainment of the student body as well as to the general public Our radio club members must be congratulated for their fine work in representing our school by furnishing enjoy able programs October found the workshop prepar ing for a dance called Club Autumn, which was held in the school gymnasium and enjoyed by many students dent, Edward Dugas, vice president, Sallie Ann Gately, secretary, and Albert Reavill treasurer One hundred eight RADIO AND 'IV CLLB Row 1 Mars ,lant Shta Martina Gattly Patricia Trahan How ard Thur ber Marion Cam Gerald Buckbmder Row 7 Phyllis MtC0r mick Anim Dolron john Heald Ircnt Qurnvutc Row 'v 'Nfarilxn Nast Lu. Bova ab Thtrtsi Sltd ZILWSIU C imtlli Fatlla Gcrt Connors Arltnt Wfoods Cs nthu Brown Edith Dans bill I d Cztrald Jarvis I'dvs.xrtI Dugas uct prtsndtnt Al but Rtaull trtas Mur raw I'rutht Prts Sillit Gatclx Su. 5 . uf . . ai ' 1 Ed., . , n , - . n a o 4 . , ' ' ' ' Y that these classes will strive for the ful- Officers were: Murray Frucht, presi- . ' I , RONIP R u l Carol Thomas P atrium Fern Fdvu ard Dugas X Pres Gerald urns Prts janv. .1 kobschc Annerose Sthroc dtr Annc XY udlutvutz Rom 7 Bcmto Turn Ronald Rudolph I. IW rcntt Wftlch Fdvxard O Null Antomo Tm :rcs Ruth xrd Lardosl Alhtrt R H l'rtdLr1tk Pl mt LIN FNIASTPR9 Rm l Bnanr Hamtr Eduard ONexll Gerald jarus Sum Nlatook Al Hmsxtrt Shutterbugs ualnfncatlons for membershrp to are an mterest ln photography and a wxsh to nmprove ones work Wnth thas 1n mlnd, the shutterbugs of East met under the d1rect1on of Miss Mary ulrk Durmg actlvxty pernods R OM P members could be found developmg lilms and mak mg prmts m the darkroom The club sent for the National Hlgh School Photographlc Award Dlsplay and entered photos nn the 1933 contest The members elected to serve were Gerald arvxs, presldent, Edward Dugas, vnce presrdent, Frank Gubala, secretary and treasurer Paul St acques, student councnl Audlo V1sual Alders A rapidly growmg organlzatlon IS the between Audlo VISIOU and the student Because the members of Cmemasters have become so essentnal to East Hxgh they seemed to flt mto our da1ly routine, but never should the xmportance of thenr work be taken for granted Mr Joseph Fournler carefully trained students who showed an mterest m operat mg mov1e proyectors, mxcrophones, loud speakers, and tape recorders Havmg sacrx ficed thelr tlme for the benefits of thenr classmates, these students deserve a great deal of credlt One hundred nme o A Q ' ' . the Royal Order of Master Photographers Cmemaster's Club whrch serves as a lmk . 1 ' ' ' . se Z P5 ZF D D O P PU Z 1 5 Class Bankers Every year each home room elects one of 1ts members to hold the OHICC of Home Room Treasurer These students collect money from those 1n the home room who wlsh to have thelr savmgs placed ln a personal account nn the class treasury The money deposlted durmg the three years may be wrthdrawn to help defray the numerous expenses of the varxous com mencement actrvmes Wrthout these students who have been so wlllmg to relrnqulsh thenr tlme that thelr classmates mxght profit, many of our class could not have enjoyed the fr1vol1ty of the close of the sen1or year One hundred ten HOME ROOM TREASIJRERS Row lfK. Almon. N. Taylor, R, Lombard, P. Riding. B. Potter, M. Hutchings, G. Edwards, Norton G Yell Uncle Sams Helpers These students are annually selected to represent thelr respectrve home room Thenr duty rs to collect money that students wlsh to rnvest nn the purchase of Defense Stamps and Bonds Every week of the school year, students may buy from their very falthful home room representatlve Followlng th1s pattern for many months, the cashlers voluntarlly gase the1r trme and patrence to prove thrs nmportant program successful In th1s way they served therr fellow classmates as well as thexr country Once agam the Bond Cashlers have done .1 splendld job Rm j Cronm Row 2-B. Brown. Daniels. M. Gilbane, Sell, Class Treasurer. Reavill, B. Brown, Bartkiewicz. 1. Ridolfr, BOND CASHIERS ov 1 M Dean Cragg A Smrthson Lees P Le-Geros Masse J Connors Norton R GUISII Iuesquc R Wcslex Row 7 S Anderson Almon M Andcrson Laptcw H oc phbup CS'-UJ'11Otn C3-7' Clark M Forutr ,I Far L Walsh ,I Stll Matoolt G Burkbmdcr R Hcnalt W Busby A mg N Tax or :uk Rtdolfi I omlmrd R Malkasmn 'N Hultgrtn S MtK1n non vw 5 B Norton o lct P Ha cs Schrotder J Baumgartcl M Durgln B Donovan I iurovutt C Swltcs G 'Natallnl J Golcnbuslu C Duperc R Oznolslu PRFS9 CLl B R m I R Obtrg K L Quzgp, m A Bantroft prts R Genes: rc T Donox m treas Bank set N X oung Row NI Abosamra M Hamtr R 'Vhfarthw T uh Stores I-ruth: S Gatnls j Nftr 211 G Lxnd Row 4 R Traghclll 1 muo P Wftsr tvs I5 XY LIWI ss W H ukttt H1 L1ght Helpers The East Sen1or H1gh Press Club 15 a soc1al branch of the H1 L1ght the school newspaper The purpose of the club IS to promote an act1ve 1nterest 1n the held of ournalnsm The club held all of IIS meet 1ngs dur1ng school t1me and was open to sophomores, yumors and sen1ors Each mem ber was 1ssued a press card as proof of h1s membersh1p All revenue was der1ved from the weekly dues of ten cents per member Under the sk1llful superv1s1on of Mr Thomas Mor1arty, who was also the advxser for the H1 L1ght the club had a very enjoy jF1rx able year Lawmakers The Model Legxslature, held annually IH the State Cap1tol IH Provxdence, Rhode Island, offers a splendxd opportumty for h1gh school students wlth except1onal elo cuuonary ab1l1ty to take part 10 the state law makmg body Delegates from East H1gh were chosen for 1mportant OHICCS Albert Reavlll as the cha1rman of the Senate, and ames Far ley as cha1rman of the Labor Comm1ttee The student congressmen carr1ed on an equ1valent of two days busmess, and grate fully accepted the construct1ve cr1t1c1sm of offlclal observers XIUDII LFGISLATI RF R vs l R Gll1dfLdll A O nthowskl A Rtnnll Standing P St jatquts C Pcrtrson R Lemons One hundred eleven ..- f-. -,i.M-- 'L . . 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X Q., xo' KN K It 4- X H ' W e- Ta lnvfzalf inn Gf1d1fOH Woonsocket 17 East Provldence 19 Mount Pleasant Rogers 13 Cranston 12 La Salle 26 Hope 15 Central 6 XVest 0 Saint Raphael 7 N , fourteen East East East East East East East East East East Havmg expernenced one of the most success ful seasons nn the past ten years a very happy and exclted football team left McCoy Stadium on Thanksgnvmg Day, 1954 as they bowed out of Class A football wrth a long awatted victory over thenr perennial rrval, the St Raphael foot ball team Gng and Rollxe Parnseau molded a vet eran lme and a newly formed backheld wlth an accent on speed into a fine offensrve as well as defensnve ball club A porentlally good team which couldn t seem to catch flre nn the early part of the season won only one game out of their flrst seven The Redyackets suffered thexr fmal Class A setback at East team finally exhnbnted the kmd of ball they were capable of playmg only to let thenr defense down ln the final few mmutes and to allow thenr opponents to score a wmnmg touch down East started their bng drnve wxth a w1n over Central Hlgh of Provrdence 33 to 6 On Armns trce Day many veteran players helped revenge thelr 1953 loss to West Hlgh by staglng a 27 0 vxctory nn a game the jackets controlled from begmnmg to end Then Turkey Day and a wonderful perform ance the determlned East team never express mg overconfidence at bemg gxven the role of favorlte for the hrst tnme smce 1943 was sparked by sensatxonal runnmg Overcommg a deficxt of seven pomts scored m the second quarter by St Raphael the Easterners suddenly exploded m the second half wxth a great eighteen point surge The vxctory gave East Hlgh thenr flrst Cnty Football Champlonshtp ID ten seasons and Easts Flrst vlctory over Samts nn as many years tacular cllmax of a successful football season at East Hlgh It was a day whlch does and always wnll brnghten a page rn the book of scores of East Hlgh fans and students some twenty elght football players and last but not least, two wonderful coaches Messleurs Anthony and Roland Parxseau FOOTBALL TEAM Rowl J McAlmont A Orzechowskt F Dompkowskr E Akucewnch D Warburton Capt D Reynolds R Humphrey F Fredertght G Demers Row2 K Crowley G Hadfield A McGuy R Nenll D Mallhot A Landry R Thornton C Spnver R Packer Rowl: R Panseau Coach E Muller J Taylor J Harrls R Goucher P Avedlslan E Armour H Muller A Panseau Coach I v One hundred fifteen the hand5'0f Hope High, a game in which the Thanksgiving Day, 1954, marked the spec. 1 BASKETBALL TEAM Rowl R Lalller Mgr R Hallal D Warburton P Trmga Capt A Orzcchowskl B Kay G Yell Mgr Row 7 H Sacchx J Sambra M Hope J I-Iallal R Kenghley W Lewis G Hadfield T Kennedy C Sprver D Manlhot A Fletcher Coach NOONEY 55 HOOPSTERS Although the 55 Redjacket Frve farled for the fxrst trme rn many years to partxcnpate rn the State Playoffs, they remamed nn contentnon untll the end of the season Drsplaymg the same fighung Splflt whlch was prevalent rn other more successful seasons, our jackets dldn t have the breaks necessary to wrn therr many close games They opened thexr campargn by entertam mg a powerful East Provxdence Fave, and were One hundred s1xteen beaten rn the last two seconds after leadmg all they way untrl the final perxod the fmal score, 57 to 55 Therr top rrval of the local scene has always been West Hxgh School Games wrth them thrs year were no exceptton' In the first contest played at West durrng the Chrrstmas vacatnon, a hrgh spnrrted East team romped over West by a score of 76 to 65 The scene then shlfted to the East Gym where a powerful West team came back wrth greater strength to overcome the jackets 10 a 62 to 43 vrctory The other rmportant game of the year was wrth Saint Raphael Academy, who also pald a V1Slf to East We are sure that Sarnt Raphael recexved qu1te a surprxse from the Redyacket Frve East was trarlmg by a score of 60 to 58 when tn the last five seconds, Don Warburton grabbed a rebound and tned the score wlth a jump shot whrch sent the game mto overtrme perlod by a score of 69 to 66 Our sincere congratulatlons to Coach Arthur Nooney, who d1d a wonderful yob rnsprrmg the team IH leadershrp and sportsmanshrp 1 t t N l ' . , -, - q . 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Pre Lmguc Games XX estcrly 71 F lst Pros lClLI1LL 77 'Vlount St C harlcs 79 Wfest Wfarvs 1LlC ZH Splldnng KN H D 6u Pm turlset West 65 Fist Proxldcnce 60 Pmturket XVest 67 XY oonsodxtt 68 F ISI Lravuc Games Mount Plelsant 41 P 1st 1 CllSSlL1l D7 Cranston D Rogers 46 Central 77 L151lle 67 Hope 6 F 1st Past E 1st F 1st 4 F lst 1 bt Rlphfacl 66 fOw.rt1mel 1 Nlount Plc lslnt 77 Worth Proudengc D7 C rinston 3 Rozgers 4 C Lntr nl 6 4 L1 S1111 80 Hope 79 St R iph rel 0 One hundred sex enteen SWIM TEAM Rowl B Humphrey C Briggs R Washxngton J Callahan P Ellnot D Shore R Nexll C Wnlcox W Rxelly R Townson B Kearsley RowZ R Rudolph A Ray R Gagnon R OBr1en H Aenan H Mxller C Wall B Stallwood K Kemp S Nary C Cunnmgham P Tweedley CHAMPION MERMEN Havmg agam copped the Rhode Island In terscholastlc Champlonshlp, our swxmmmg team ended nts 55 season by placmg second to a good LaSalle team rn the Lt George R Meehan meet Although the Redyackets establxshed three new school records that afternoon, they were llterally next years team more mcentxve to regam the trophy wh1ch for so many years has held a place of high honor among Easts achievements Wxth fewer outstandmg stars than last year, our mermen scored a very xmpresslve dual meet record of twelve wms and one defeat, the latter commg at the fins of the ever strong Umversxty of Connectlcut freshmen team The outcome of this meet, as well as both LaSalle encounters, depended on the fmal event There, we were not so fortunate as agamst our arch rxvals Coached by Mr Max Read, who xs con sldered the best mentor tn the state, the Eastern natators also scored thlrd and slxth place v1ctor1es One hundred elghteen ln the Brown and New England Interscholasttc meets, respectxvely The team and coach should be hlghly commended for all the1r long hours of condntlomng to brmg home the many honors, medals and trophnes, whnch they d1d Mr Max W Read has been coach for the the state crown nn 1928 Snx of the leadmg members of the East High swim team also competed th1s year, nn the New England Boy s Club and Nattonal Boy s Club Champxonshnps In recognltlon of 1ts achnevements ln the past season, the East team was honored wnth members of the All State teams at the annual banquet of the Rhode Island Swnmmmg Coaches and OElCl3lS Assocxatton The students of East Hlgh have long been proud of the accompllshments of thenr champion swnm team The Class of '55 leaves wlth the hope of contlnued success for many years ln the future . , . . . IIOLlChCd Out f0l' l'llgl16St honors. should give past twenty-eight years, thg viqtofs first Winning . , . . , ' If ,Y 1. ff THE STATlSTICb Brooklme Brockton li irtford bt R lph ml L lrdmr St C Lordgn XX omuur C mm St xtc S1 XX Lat S1 St R iph :Ll S 5 5 5 73 N-1 Xi! OHL hulldl cd lllllillf n : V f. ! Q ff ,ffl , f 1 7 5 T f F5 Vx V , ' ' 5,4 lfzlgt -11 ' - 21 E211 5-I ' Q -i-' lin KI 28 K . 2 2 A 25 East -il iz 1 Z7 linsr 48 9- f- so EN 45 5 XX'c5t 5-i Ifzlst 'il s f I l 2-K lfnst 50 f' f . .1 2 ' i2 lfzlst SS I 1 Q X L11 . 1 llc 56 IZZISI ,W 'V 25 Ifaist 50 I.z1 fa llc 56 lfzigt ,W .' . 2 2 l -' East 50 BASEBALL TFAM DMlhotAFlctceAOecos RHaaDWboPEllottAMcGy Ro 7 F Dou hefly R Goyett Ke edy P r ott a d a REDJACKET SLUGGERS The East Hxgh baseball team of 1953 was composed of seven senlors all of whom were veterans and srx underclassmen Thns season was one of whrch Coach Alex Nah1g1an had every reason to be optxmrstxc Around the dlamond we saw Don Warbur ton at f1rst Ron Hallal at second Al Orzechow skx at short Bob Humphrey at thlrd and Paul Ellrott behnnd the plate All of these boys were respected batters as well as line fnelders Coach Nahngnans mound staff was com posed of Alan McGuy Don Mallhot and Art Fletcher who was a member of the All Black stone Valley team last year Pete Trmga and Bob Abbott were also candldates Bob Humphrey left the third base posltlon a few tnmes durmg the season to do some pltchmg The first game of the season turned out One hundred twenty to be a drffncult struggle agamst Warren The wmnmg run was hit ln the nrnth mnmg Warren scorlng 10 In the second game of the year East sparked by the fine pxtchmg of Art Fletcher and terrnfic defensrve plays of Al Orzechowskr handed De La Salle last year s state champion a 2 0 setback ln a brrllrant prtchers duel at McCoy Stadrum Fletcher allowed two srngles ln the fourth before retlrmg the last seventeen men m a row ln the sixth mmng after an error and a hlt by Fletcher Bob Humphrey loaded the bases wlth a smgle Warburton recervmg a free pass forced rn the fnrst run Fletcher then scored off Elliott s grounder We expected a lot of our Baseball Team and hope that they finlshed the season wnth as much vlgor as they dlsplayed at nts beglnnnng Row l- , ai , . h r, . rz h w ki, . ll l, . ar urt n, . i , . u'. w ..- , g '. . e. T. nn '. . T inga. B. Abb , A. L n ry. J. Cambri . , 1 , 1 ' n , Y . - . ., v s ' y l v ' - . , . , . . . . , . D , . . 1 . 7 , , - - ' 9 1 7 TRACK TEAM R Good n J Taylor H Panc ott D Fabes J McDane B Flem g E Bnden H L McCle tc co ch G Temey R Nel H Bmshop P Deros J Budz C Rhea e R Rudolph Mgr W Good H S cchl B G nereau L Smlth W Traghella B D lton J B ry ENERGETIC TRACKSTERS The 1954 1955 track season was Mr Herbert L McClent1cs lmtnal venture as track coach at East Senlor Hngh School Members of the track team showed new sp1r1t and eagerness to partncnpate under thenr mterested and enterprxsmg coach The team started nts season agamst Woon socket I-hgh at home and xmproved steadtly wxth the Memorlal Day and Brown Interscholas t1c meets They made comparatnvely good show mgs m the Class A and B Champlonshnps and nn the New England Champxonshnps on une eleventh The jackets lost most of the varsnty team members at graduation ttme last year but remam mg varsxty men Charles Rheaume Robert Nell joseph Budz Paul Derols and Frank Federlghx helped to show newcomers the ropes The medley relay team consxstmg of Henry Sacchn Paul Tweedley Paul Derons and joseph Budz won thrrd place nn Class A competntnon last year and has contlnued to show nts usual form m 195: The leader for East xn the field events was Frank Federxghx wxth Howard Bnshop also show mg prommence Paul Deroxs was Coach Mc Clentnc s leadmg htgh hurdles runner and Charlne Zamyeh proved nmportant nn the 220 and 440 yard dashes Gerald Txerney helped show the way m the dnstance runs All nn all Coach McClent1c s work ln buxld mg a new East Hngh track team has proved to be successful The long hours of practxce labored by these boys has ultlmately brought reward to them and to thenr school One hundred twenty one l N l Row I- . wi . . . . i i. . . . 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V i . . , . . . . . . , . . , . . . , - , . 3 l s , Y 9 The Racket Squad This year the East Hlgh netmen were off to a Hymg start trymg to lmprove thelr record whnch was somewhat on the lean snde last year Coach Roland Parlseau agam had the job of bulldxng up hls team from mostly mexperxenced players The racket squad began preparation at the naval trarmng courts wlth the tra dltnonal East Hxgh fightmg sp1r1t offermg some keen competmon to therr opponents Thelr long hours of practxce ultrmately brought reward to themselves and to thelr school We hope that xn the future we w1ll read of some great tenms players who have been tramed at East X Kt 0 L D at K Cro Hlgh School Hogans The East Hlgh golf team under the expert dlrectnon of Coach jack Reed was out to make local lmk fans s1t up and take not1ce this year Although competntlon ln the league was keen the Jackets dld well nn the league stand1ngs S1nce tryout txme Mr Reed had been watchmg the progress of hrs boys and was very pleased wrth the show1ngs made by Harold Mnller m Turner Dlck Gagnon Fred Robertson Gerald Fortler Robert Dale and Eddle Mrller all of whom saw cons1derable actron on the greens Good luck to these East Hxgh Hogans who have brought credlt to our Alma Mater One hundred twenty two GOLF R d .l l' G. 'cll, R. -i Sh r'. . P' Runvill. . K vu Q! ,Y ' , . , . . . . . . . N H . . . , ze vw - ' l , - . . .. . ' ' ' , li l ' ' N' 9 7 9 5 7 7 ' ' ll l!! ' Q 1 . u . . H. i I. .Ga Br-W. R. Dale M en . TFNVNIS R R dolph J Tanncr Mlle R gno B o n CROSS COL NTRX Rom l T Campbtll C ottcr Br: en Budz ow gr u o ph B Abbott Barn H Pancxom XX Goodwin R Clarke. C Wall ATHLFTIC COL 'NC lL XY arburro A Noonew J P Mcfvcough J R cd B XY lgncr Humphru TEAM Harrrers Wrth joseph Budz as captam elect, of the Cross Country Team, the group began the grlnd whlch was to contrnue for two months An effrcrent new coach Herbert McClentrc, an able runner of years past, advised and condmoned the team Many deserted the fold finding no satlsfactlon 1n the poundrng of tender heel ln the hard pavement, the remarnder labored Wxth each competrtrve attempt, the team rm proved At last the Samt Raphael tr1al arrrved and prepared and determrned, the East seven were the vrctors, fimshmg a season, unrmpressnve rn frgures, yet srg nrficant rn sportsmanshrp Athletrc Councll The awards made each year to our deservrng athletes are regulated by the Athletrc Councrl Therr conscrentlous and carefully consrdered decrsrons are of great concern to all partrcrpatrng rn sports A close electron rn the early part of as presrdent, Donald Warburton as vrce presrdent, and Barbara Wagner as Councrl secretary The faculty representatrves rn cluded Mr john Read, Mr Arthur Nooney, and Mr james P McGeough The student body has made a very wrse chorce rn leavmg all decrsrons, concermng athletrcs, to thus flne group fl One hundred twenty three P 1- .CE 'd jf R V 2-M . R. R . d 1 . . . J. .'. V . ' I. f. . , . . . . ' ' ' - - the school year decided Robert Humphrey 9 - ' Q. Q . , J. W-Q A, 'z '. Rl l 4 K fr' Volleyball The volleyball season was marked by very close competltlon among the g1rls Therr ab111ty to score m those last fevs mmutes of play gamed superlorlty for the Semor team, The Upper Classmen Cap tamed by june Hauser, these g1rls employed all the strategy and calmness they had to break the score IH the last seconds The outstanclmg teams from each class vled for the school t1tle oan Rldollis unlors, The Slaughterers were v1ctor1ous over the wlnmng Sophomore team but were defeated by The Upper Classmen who captured top honors 1n the volleyball com petltxon GIRL 9 VOLLIHX BALL Row 1 S FurzG4.r.xld P Morrns A Ptukx ow 7 D Rlglu Gxlbane J Haustr M Mclntyre C Duptrt G Fdvuards Basketball The athletrc ab1l1ty and sportsmanshrp exhtbrted by all the basketball players de serves a good deal of pralse Partxcularly commended was the squad captamed by Pat Morr1s The Upper Classmen These semors made It known early 1n the season that they were out to gam top laurels rn thls years competltlon The hghtmg att1 tude and fine drsplay of teamwork shown by these grrls resulted m thelr wmnmg all but one game Often, towards the end of a game, one team would lead another by only one basket, but The Upper Classmen seemed to be more sk1lled In last minute pomt gettmg One hundred twenty four GIRL S BASKFTBALL Rovu 1 Rage Hauser S F1tLGerald Row 7 M Mtlnty re M Mlllu P Morris C Du pere M Gllbanc 4 R . -- I ' M kg L . .Q ' . i Q L v 1 V X K xv Q- . 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BADMINTON Rom l M Ganlm Roy S Avedisran C Hunt B Norton 1 dolfr J Sharples P Geros ow R Sml e Gllbane C Du ere Ba umgartel P orrxs Mutch M Wrona Koczerz M Anderson Badminton On Tuesdays and Thursdays in the East High gym, girls from all classes competed ln the school badminton tournament They exhibited exceptional playing ability as the matches gradually narrowed down to Carol Hunt became the winning Sopho more, with joan Rld0lfl leading the juniors, and Muriel Gilbane victorious among the Seniors joan Ridolfi won the school title in a match between these three girls In the State Badminton Tournaments, Muriel was runner up in the Senior Girls Singles Division, while Pat Morris and joan Rldolfi teamed up to win the double cham pionship Life Savers Girls in every grade profited by swim mmg instructions under the direction of Misses Ethel Taylor and Marjorie Furbish Those who could not swim were aided and encouraged by these teachers, and pro of the sport Others who were more ad vanced had opportunities to enter city wide interscholastic swimming competition By passing various Red Cross aquatic tests, the girls may gain as much as sixty points toward their athletic letters We appreciate the efforts of these girls in achievemg outstanding skill in swim ming durmg their years at East LIFESAVERS D Spaulding J Baum gartel G Osbaldeston V Wfllson M Gagnon J Koller D Cole A Roy L Hanafrod M Nave P Legeros x One hundred twenty five ' - . . A. ', '. . I ml . . , . Le- R. V 2- . '1. M. ' J .lf it , . , B. the Outstanding P1aYef5 ffQm ,each dass- gressed quickly in learning the essentials KQHEliRl.F,-KDISRS Row l-P. Noelle. M Gilhune. B. Cookscy. H Golish. B. Potter. M Miller. Head Cheerleader ovs Cronm as R Wfcslu I vm M za H S xr hawk Cheerleaders Tw1rlers Our cheerleaders certarnly deserve an extra hand of applause The football team must feel very proud when they remember therr cheerleaders splend1d backmg and all around co operatlon whnch cheered them on to a vrctorrous cnty champnonshnp We would be pleased rf the gxrls- captalned by Marrlyn Mrller, and under the d1rect1on of Mrsses Ethyl Taylor and Mar jorre Furbxsh would let us acknowledge the1r unfalterlng support w1th a cheer for them Football and basketball would have been nothlng w1thout therr thrrlllng and heart warmmg exhlbrtnons Well never forget them' The East Hlgh Twlrlers those charm mg hrgh steppmg grrls of 54 supple mented the football season wnth perform ance after performance of fabulous routmes Practlce made them perfect, lt seems, for the grrls spent endless hours drrllxng under the leadershnp and skrll of Mnss Ethel Taylor What a thrnll xt was to see our school colors marchxng across the held to the excellent accompamment of the band Lesley Whitehead and Gall Edwards, our head majorettes, led many a parade, and many a hand applauded thenr exhnbntnons It ns no wonder we were vnctorrous' N One hundred twenty sxx 'IXVIRLFRS ovx I Svlwcsltr Proulx P Mtformlrlx j Lutsquc P Bert S I t cutt S MrRohtrt tvs I Whltcht xx cmd wxrltrl A J A IH C IH xrsh C xudrt lu A W nods B Wfhxtcl tvs mu mondx G Edu xrrs lHL1d 'lvurlcrl ou Puck cs Brown lx Mtfrxulu N Wfxlson P Smith B La ponnt R ' 271. ' . C K . ' . Ql.:lp- te '. J. ir '. . .pr - R ' -B. '- f . E. --5 :Elf 1 ' Gerald. M. Scott, S. Fan- , X a XR. . Rr' 2-e.. 'al I Y , 1H-1 'I' - . . lcz- 3' - 2 1 km M. Scall' . I. 1' sti. S. Bla '. H. it 'L . A ' . ' '. . ' 'z '. ' V R. V1 '. G. Llark. cg. A 1 E 1 i -1 1, K 'Q ' . - R ' .'1fB. D. . ' . . A. r ll: I-if 'Q 4 ww wdluliimnd will' -:-f-M' A ,. 'gT',5 . 'wn 01.9 huncirgd twenty-seven Acknowledgment We the members of the 1955 Redlacket Staff wrsh to extend our hearty thanks to the followmg people who have contributed so greatly to the success of thns book Mr Arthur E Rondeau and M Thomas J Gunning whose sound advlce and guldance have made our work not only successful but also enjoyable Mr Raymond Cassels of the North Attleboro Chronicle for hls co operation and advice whlch was necessary for the completlon of this book Mr Edward Davldson of the Barbett Engraving Co whose expert work may be seen throughout this book Mr Walter Van Dale photographer whose suggestlons and efforts helped s lmmeasurably Miss Irene Carlm for allowxng the use of the Llbrary 1n txme of need Miss Marjorle Furblsh and Mr Arthur Nooney for prov1d1ng the use of the gym Mlss Bertha Burlmgame and the School Admmnstratron for thenr co opera non nn procurxng mformatron for the anm versary section Mr Roswell P Bnckford of the Craftco Yearbook Covers whose help and guxdance enabled our staff to produce a new and better cover To Mr McGeough for hrs mterest and assnstance One hundred twenty exght had helped 1n makmg our book a success To our advertrsers whose financlal support enabled us to produce a book of whxch we are proud To the entire Senlor Class for thelr splendid effort ln reachmg our financlal goal Last but not least to the Jumor Red yackets who conrrnbuted greatly to the suc cess of thxs book , 1 . . r. ' 9 Z , - . 1 n l 5 . W S ' 9 , ' u S 5 . . , even though we interrupted their classesg To the members of the faculty who . . ' ' 9 3 , , , . , . S ' 5 , . . . . 3 5 I ' , I - S ' . OUT A wife U0 dvefti ....+ 23 up 1. Surowie 1855 C 011 511 4lflll6lll07Z v CLASS of 1955 EAST BETA TRI HI Y Preszdent CLAIRE BRADY Vzce Preszdeul CAROLE LEES Secretary MURIEL GILBANE Treasurer PAULA FARRELL I-Izstorzan JOAN PETRACCIA Chaplazn NORMA SHORES Correspondmg Secretary ANITA KLANG Judy Baltzell Barbara Bowmer Dot Cole Beverly Cooksey Mxllxe Coppolmo Elaine Cuplt Brenda Donovan Sue Fancutt ' Carmella Faella Marllyn Scott Par Ferry Nora Gontarsl-:1 Pat Gray Sally Holmes Carolyn Kay oan Leach Fllle Ma1n Rlta Mrchaud Barbara Poole Patronzze Om Advertzsers Gne hundred thlrty n 1 s - f . 1 , A I , EAST DELT TRI HI Y -IUDITH PILBLAD Preszdent ELAINE PROULX Vzce Preszdent HELEN SPARHAWK Secretary PATRICIA NOELTE Treasurer NANCY WEST Clmplam ALLISON HIORNS Adwsor MARILYN MILLER PAULA BERT LESLIE WHITEHEAD RACHAEL BEAUDOIN GLORIA TAYLOR MARILYN DAILEY MARY MCINTYRE GAIL THOMSON CONNIE BARTKIEWICZ CAROLYN LYKES CORRINE DANIELS DEAN BAZINET JOAN LEHOUILLER SALLY MARSH SHIRLEY MCROBERT BETTY ANN SYLVESTER BEVERLY CALVERT BARBARA CODERE LOU DECOSTA JOAN HARBECK SHIRLEY MCKINNON BARBARA MOORE PATRICIA SMITH MARION TETREAULT JOAN JAMES SANDRA SMITH LINDA MORAWIEC CAROL ELLSWORTH PENNY THOMSON JOAN GIGLIO Say We Saw Your Ad zn The Redjacket ' One hundred thlrty one ! - A I If - Il I ' 7 . f' PAVVTUCKET TILE 81 MARBLE CO Compliments of . . . DALE Photographs 0 Dzstmctzon FTC HINGS OIL PAINTINGS HOME SCHOOL STUDIO and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY I Say Wfe San Your Ad III The Redjacket One hundred thxrtx three I I U I I I I I 5 . s . . S I . 5 5 5 5 , S , S S S 5 a S I , I S I S 5 S 5 'JC-It-04:9999999-9909999009-JJ009. , v WWW One hundred thxrty four Y0ll'l.l. REALLY ENJOY? Here s what the Telephone Company offers grrls lmrshmg High School A chance to fill an Important lob A chance to earn good pay, regu lar rauses, pald vacations A chance to enloy friendly com panlonshup, meet new people make new friends 4 'oh muh plcnts of I'6QIl0llQlllllllV and oppor tumh for .ulvanc emcnl he aseorl ated wnth .1 rehahlo Companv that s known and rc pf-cterl cverswhole ul Companv vou ll he proud to work for Come nn .md tdlk to ll: Got all the flelalls But do lt now so you ll have a head start The new :woman Tllelllllllle a. mscnnm tnmpunv gf ., 7 . O I O C O I This is your chance to do vital work . . . get 'MFT' 1 . A 'l K M ' . . 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I... .. , ' . - '- K :. w. 5.5 3.3.-.g. ,. i .I . 3 . I I .I gC,..,.,,,u - -' - '- -. I ' - - I-I-:1:1:!fT'!-27:2 ':5:i'I1f:Z:3:!g!-23:-,-, '- -- -'3:3:Z-Ig!-'-'-'3 5 - - . , , j- . . , I If I 'L '- fs 5 .. . . ff ' 0 0 'f Q12 f ' f 'I ' fu' If VA. ffl? ff, .I ,whisk These queer shapes are halftone dots picked at random from a plate and greatly magmfned Seemingly msngmflcant, these mlcroscoplc dots are the prlme concern of photo engravers Their perfection IS assured wuth Barbett engravings BARBETT PHOTO ENGRAVING CO INC 86 PAGE STREET PROVIDENCE 3 R I Say We Saw Your Ad zn The Redyacket' One hundred thlrty five O f A 'I -:3:3:3:2 :-:-:3:1,--!,., . 0 .4 3:.:Z-:-:-I3.Z:Z.lg2-3-:- . . 0 'I 'f:f:f:3f5fIfrf:f:'g 7' 0 -I-:Z .. - f'f'I- .. -.g.::: - fir . of .I . 'v T'-' T'v's ' 65 , . , . . si . . '- 4 .:,1,f,, , ig- -P ' ' I I I? QU' .' I I .:-'- . :4: ..:. -f 'T 'T--1 ' - - -I , I - - Nl' Z,.- -:Z-.-I .- -'- . 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' PROVIDEN, P ' ' TU --130 WILLIAMS l-61-1 PA ' --7-9 SyIVSYAd'l'b '1 Complimeuls of . . . A FRIEND THE LANGELIER COMPANY Su aging and Drzllzng Macbmes Contracl Macbme Wforle A F WARD Patromze Om Adzertzsers One hundred thlrty elght 156 SILVER LAKE AVENUE PROVIDENCE, R. I Complimenfx of ROBISON RAYON CO., INC. ZACHARIAH BAJIK ORIENTAL RUGS Wmhed and Refmnezl by Hand 673 EAST XX ENUE 530 BROADWAX PAXVTIJ C,IxET R 1 Saj We Sau Your Ad Ill fbe Redjackel One hundred th1rty mne ' - I EST.-us1.1sHEn i925 PAw'rLfcKET 5-6186 V ll j v . ' 'O ' It ff' , JOHN MCALMONT GILBFRT CURTIS DAVID RFYNOLDS EAST HI Y ws. President FARL BRIDEN Treasurer Vice Prendent DAVID MULVEX fhaplam Serrelary AI BERT ORZECHOWSKI Sergcanl at Arm! ORMA BUILDERS Home Bznldzng Speczalzsts Pawtucket, Rhode Island One hundred forty Patronzze Our Advertzsers - 1 I I 1 - 'M ' :. J E nf fn ' ' I 1' 41 I O I I Complzments 0 fN rg? XQW IPQSTOUC 'NC C omplzments 0 A FRIEND Say Wfe Saw Your Ad in The Redjackef' One hundred forty one v J, Q iz 5 'fs W 5 n I 3 , , 5 J ff i 'ggi R 'D'n:' my 2 ' Vx' ' 0 5'5 . . , . . ' f . . f For a Job You ll L1ke YN ll ulucuted .llul amhltmu wung, wnmn who Chun e Kath dlllltl :lah mcutar1alt1a1n1ng,.1rL 1 nn It hrt tep tnwarc .1 .ff .nm tmnmd fliTtll6'I'l10I'i re pon 1 FTMW I X fu, Jw! I and gmt them m Innlhmnt Commlttu fm 1 IIEIBN l IRIN AT W0 K KATHARINE BIBBS CRETARI 155 ANGELL ST PROVIDENCE 6 R I Also New York Bosfon Monfclalr N J NORTH ATTLEBORO Chromcle COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Best Wfzsloes to the Graduates of 55 I4 Church Street North Attleboro, Mass One hundred forty two Patromze Our Ad vertzsers XL I ' 7x '10 D, . . I . ,.. S r lwj TT? u 1 N u r - ei? lik' gh: Shir' ' s S 1' 'IF w Ja Y hurnpri !lll?ilN'QS future. ijibhs girqlls K P , s f - 1 - 1 HK, . hh- pus'linns . . .' ' . ly yy ' -Jul, wl, 3 Z ., , . ,, 'N Q ,- : R I i X ,r gkiifqi S E A L C R R R MOTOR SALES JEM NOVELTY d R sry R sht P l MCG 1 76 NEWPORT AVENUE PA 3 1768 ilu iklllrmnrg nf FRANK EAST HIGH A R CHORUS ALLEN Say W e Sau' Your Ad 111 The Redjackel' Ohdd fty I Compliments of . . . Goo Used Cars Hot Rod and Race Car Spefialists u u on au Overn 4 Compliments of . . . .. , . . , Conlfvlznluilv 0 KEENAN CLEANERS HOOGASIAN INC BONNIE BROOK 145 SUMMIT STREET THE MILK THAT TASTES P411 TUCKII7 S LARGEST LIKE CREAM STORAFF VAULT 779 ROOSEVELT AVENUE PA 5 5050 PAWTUCKET R I Complzments 0 Roofing Sbmiglmg Graz el Slnle Asphalt LAWRENCE A MCCARTHY Slmlrggbt 0 Fullers o Conductors MCGARRAHAN 151 LONSDALE AVE PA 2 1111 Patromze Our Adzertzsers One hundred forty four .. I 'J f... J . I ,. vv A I4 ' I . lllli- V . . 1.1 1 . . , Crmzpliments of . . . MR- AND MRS- Blackstone Valley EDWARD DUFFY Gas 8: Electric Co. McCOY COAL CO REX REALTY CO O11 Burners Coal Coke Ozl 130 RICE STREET Offlce and Yard PAWTDCKET R I NEWELL AVE PAWTLCKFT S115 Wfe Suu Yom Ad Ill The Redjacket One hundred foxty five V , - 7 PA 2-5-H9 Phone PA 2-1920 Complimeuls of . . . COLLX ER INSULATED WIRE CO PAWTUCKET RHODF ISLAND Compliments of . . . B A DARIO COMPANY Buick Sales and Serwce 550 PAWTUCKET AVENUE PAWTUCKET R I PA 2 1960 Compliments 0 FDGAR E JOHNSON jewelry llfeddnzg Rings Watcher Diamonds jeuelm Repuzrmgg Stonesettzng W etch Refmzrmg I Show room At Home 715 ARMISTICE BOULEVARD PAWTUCKET R I PA 5 2868 Complmzents 0 WILLIAM R DUNLAP INC fencral Painting fontmtlms ATTLEBORO MASS Telephone 1 1977 Patromze Our Ada ertzsers One hundxed forty s1x . Q 7 . V. . , .. f... f., J I 1, . , . . . I - -, K 5 , I 7' .'Ii .I , I , v.., 1, .. 1 ' '. ' 1 . . 1 ' . , .. . . 7 Compliments A 8: P FOOD STORES Complzments o JIM RYAN S AMOCO STATION Wasbzng Greaszng Sr Lubrrcatzon Cor Newport Ave 8: Central Ave Pawtucket R I Compliments o LINCOLN TREE EXPERT CO INC PAXVTUCKET TRAVEL AGENCY 30 Hugh Street Autlnortzed Agents An Razl Steamer Call PA 2 4655 Complzments o YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGISTS LEO A BLAIS INC General Insurance Establlshed 1909 212 Oak Hall Buxldmg 308 Mann Street Pawtucket R I Tel PA 2-1145 HOMEROOM 1 I l jean Szmmons Pat McVay fall Edu ards Susan Rodrlgues Tommy Campbell Sally Marsh jamce Such Carl Potter john Galletl1 Complzments of HUBBARD BUSINESS SCHOOL Saj Wfe San Your Ad nz The Redjacleet One hundred forty seven ' of . . . . ' f . . . ., . 7 , . . ' . , . Notary Public .X f 1 . ' V. C omplzments AMOS L LACHAPELLE C0lIlf7ll77l612l5 0 ARDEN ENGINEERING CO C 0 n gratulatzo ns NEW YORK LACE STORE 74 30 Broad St Pawtucket Best Wfzsbes RADIO STATION WPAW Pawtucket R I HOWELLJ SMITH PhG Re gzstered Plaarmaczst 44 Central Ave Cor Newport Phone PA 5 7711 PawtuCketR FITZGERALD MOTORS INC I I our Oldsmobzle Dealer Warren P F1tzGerald Preszdent and Treasurer 40 Emory Street Attleboro Massachusetts Come to the Pawt YMCA for Good Home Cooked Food PAWTUCKET Y M C A I ou The Thmgs I 011 Lzke Our Prxces Are The Lowest Hours 8 AM to 8 PM Daily A B CLEANSERS 90 Exchange Street Pawtucket R I Patromze Our Adzertzsers One hundred forty elght ' of . . - ' ' f . . . I - - . . , Mrs. Curley Will Try To Serve 7 Q ., . : . - .I. - Q ' ' u l I CRANSTON LOAN COMPANY Loans Deposzts Mortgages Ilaurzce I Ferland Manager Pawtucket Branch 171 Broad Street Pawt R I Phone PA 5 H67 Com bl ments o PARKWAX SERVICE STATION ANDERSON BAKERY Bread Rolls and Pastry Two Stores 877 Newport Avenue PA 69376 72-A Newport Avenue PA 3 1818 C o mplz ments o FAIRLAWN OIL SERVICE 4 Sm1th6e1d Avenue ANGELOS SUPER MARKET Groeerzes 81 Meat D41 Armistice Blvd Pawtucket R I PA 6 9897 ADAMS SEA FOODS PA 5 7:38 A complete .velectton o deltczous Sbellfsh and Ftllets Lne Lobsters Datlj GEORGIAS BEAUTY SALON Speczalzzmg In Permanent Wavmg Hair Stylmg Tmts Bleaches IDD Newport Avenue Pawtucket R I Hours By App Tues thru Sat 9 am-6 pm Georgla Kearney Prop PA 7 8195 W A FRIGAULT Re gtstererl Pbarmafzxt 24 Exchange Street Pawtucket R I Say Wfe Sau Your Ad 111 The Redjacket One hundred folty n1ne .1 A 1' f . . . D - - K x A - v I - , ., . . A -Aff - ' ' 1 I - - , . ' 7 . I 235 1- f , . 1- ' ! I 541 Newport Ave. I U . . V . -- , . . s ' .V o V ! , . . 1 ' -' I - I G B AMBORN 245 Central Avenue Pawtucket R I We delnver all Pawtucket Provldence CASEY5 TRANSPORTATION Boston and New York daxly and Sun ay newspapers and all magazmes We COMPANY also take ubscrlptnons for newspapers and magazines Our Aim It to Czve Good Seruce PA r 171 T I pho PA 5 1000 181 KALLAHER OAL O I NARRAGANSETT COATED C C NC PAPER Dal 730 York Avenue d d Frenght and japomca Streets P I awtucket R Pawtucket R I LEEWOOD PRINTING CO A FRIEND 31 Hamlet Street Pawtucket R I PA 7 Joss l I CARROLL s TRANSPORTATION EDWARD J ROUTHIER CO INC tORMAcKROLTHlER AGFNIX lj Hamlet Street Insurance Bonds I Pawtucket R I 'al Canal Street Provldence R I Patromze Our Advertzsers One hundred fifty 1 I - - - - 1 l I - - - i , . . 1 Q , 1 9 . d , ' - S ' A ,' , U Phone s-1 W ec nes -a GA - 21 ., . e ers in Coal-Coke-Oil Yar an Office: , . . , . . . , . . '-l . PLantations -7601 ,. . , JR. q . . - . Q' v ' ' - 4 , . R I MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO R I ACCORDION CO B PAS CHERNACK 8. ROSEN Charge It Its Part o Our Serzzce MIJC d gfipp I dlhld No Umon St Pawtucket R I Creetmgs 57 PAWTUCKET BOYS CLUB and Best of Good Wzshes Best o Luck to Class of 1 EAST HIGH BAND BERRY S LEATHER GOODS 31 Broad Street Pawtucket R I GEORGE H FULLER 8: SON CO Pawtucket R I 80 Congmtulatlons Seniors rom FERDIE LOCK AND DOOR CLOSER CO Mfun Street Pawtucket R PA v ws A FRIEND Say ' W'e 54110570117 Ad 111 The Redjackef' One hundred Fftx one Compliments ol . . . . , . X8 road St. 1 f Sales-Ser:'ite-Rental Hin ,ra e U'eariu are For Men. lY'omen an V i ren of Qualilp lnslrun ts ertified Teachers 7329 7 ' ' Y v ' ' . , - 1 i f ' 955 , , , . es Uuisbes . , . Conlflliments of . . . , , . . ' ' , Compliments ol . . . . . V . , . . '-'A H Comg formal? Hire a Neu Tuxedo at DANNY S FORMAL WEAR 188 Mfun Street Pawtucket R 5 1 Lapoxnts Wheel and Brake Servlce Frames Ytrazghtened Wfheel Alzgnmg Brakes Relzned 240 Barton Street Pawtucket R T I ph r r 5 H BOBBY S ROLLERWAY Rolle1 Skatzng All Year IVFRPTT R LlP1FN c 1593 Newport Ave Pawtucket R Conggratulatzons to Class o JIM D AMBRA Texaco Seruce Statzon 76 Newport Ave Pawtucket BEN BLANCHARD INC 400 Maln Street Pawtucket R I urnlture 'I ele1 zszon MCDEVITT S Inc THOMAS N SIMPSON Dru ggzst W I Ch P Broadway and Exchange Streets PA 100 NEWELL COAL 81 LUMBER CO 78 Hngh Street PA 2 7900 Patromze Our One hundred fifty two Ad vertzsers - - Q - - - 1 l J f . . , . f r 4 K .I It . . I K 1 .' , . I. , . I. PA A 778 ee one PAW ucke ,- 85-i Compliments of . . . , A Q . ' 2 . I . 5 . , ien. Mgr. ' ' , . , . 1. , - - . ,5 . Tel. PA s-nm Appliances I I f '55 Compliments of . . . y 7 , . , U ' . ' , R. I. Complinlenls ol, . . hee , airs and Hos ital Beds For Sale or Rental lv' n l O 8: O BROS Photo Supplres Houseu ares I'o1s Sportlng Goods C1 is 238 Kenyon Ave Pawtucket 5 J HAROLD O ANDERSON Autom on: e Repairs 717 Broadway Pawtucket R 1 2 GRAND LAUNDRY Lazmderers and Cleaners AMERICAN TOOL CO INC Speczal Alfzcbmery 1 Wo k J g Tlph t LUMB MOTORS INC I our Oldsmobzle Dealer Broadway Pawtucket DAVES SUNOCO SERVICE 3+ Newport Avenue Pawtucket R I TOMMY MASSO 81 SONS Orchestras .IOHNSBURY TRUCKING COMPANY INC SERVING ALI NEI! ENGL4ND NEI! IORA d NFU IERSLI In Hamlet Street Pawtucket R PA t I Say We Suu Your Ad in The Redjacket One hundred fifty three - f A, - ,'f ' . ' , R. I. .. f , . I. PA -21-I0 PA v-l'I0 Compliments ol . . . ., . I Experimental r . i s. Dies and Fixtures 1001 Roosevelt Ave. Pawtucket, R. I. 66 Montgomery St. Pawtucket, R. I. PA 5-25 I5 eu: one PAW ucker 5-6111 Y , . ' I 180 , R. I. ' v - - , . .' ' 'un ' ' , . I. w ucl-:et 5- :SEO I I 1 - - n - - vv 1 Compliment: of . . . Cnmplxmentx ol . . . ALPHAGE F ERLAND AND SONS 180 Armlstnce Blvd Pawtucket R I JOSEPH M P OTT MFG co INC Real E :tate I murance C H LAWTON bl SON Slater Trust Bldg PA 2 0366 Fzrst On Your Dzal ROMANO BROS Garage and Seruce Station Ignmon Brakes for Broadvsay and Exchange Pawtucket R I PROVIDLNCE ll here 3 ou Alu au Shop lVzth Con dence WARNER S DANCE ACADEMY D-46 Broad St Central Falls Ivce Place or 5 oung People to Dance Mondtu and I'rzda1 PA 5 ,R , Louxcr RIFRPSHMFNTS PARKING 11 f91aflPlfet C6-mpum, PROVIDENCE Rhode Islands Largest Store For Exclusne Fashzons 112 Pawtucket tts Patromze Our Adr wtzsers One hundred fifty four . ., . , . . , I 'f 1 , , . , , . 3 Y. . . . , X , . ' A ff' 1' ' 1 4 ' V , . . D h v-' 21 'l!'?2 :tl ' 7 l Complimenlx of . . . V. Y . . . , . Rn ln, V . V l I n VESTA UNDERWEAR CO SAYLESVILLE SERVICE Men s Worzzefzs and Children 5 Apparel Open 913 AM 517 PM Monday through Frlday STONE AND SONS DAIRY RHQDY KNIT INC J OSC KR PREGEOLLE 66 Hadwm Street Central Falls R S 18111 A FRIEND FRIENDLY TAP AND GRILL I ou are a stranger bere but once 716 Columbus Ave Pawtucket R I ROBERT TOWNSON 8: CO MU Pljmoutb Passenger Car M 5- 741 245 Broad St Valley Falls R I P I ke! o au uf T' PA C Um 751 Mam Street Say Wfe Suu Your Ad 111 The Redjacket One hundred fifty five Cumplimentx of . . . Complimenlx ol . . . Vixit Our Retail Salex Room. Selling I . f - v f I Compliments of . . . Compliment: of . . , Maple Avenue Seekonk, Mass. ' . I. o - , ' C0 1Pll 'f 'f5 0l Compliments of . , . I .. , H ... . , . . Compliments ol . . . ' . sera o . ' f , I f A Il' .' ' 1 ... ' . , . . f ' e. wtu ke! 2-' v ' 1. V . . ,, NEWMAN CROSBY STEEL Pawtucket R I A FRIEND KENMORE WENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Cmlom Buzlt Venetmn Blmdv Pawtucket R I P s f FEDERAL TOOL and MFG CO Qualztg Stumpm qs 112 Small uantztzes STANLFX J WOODS 3600 Alabama Ave Mmneapolls 16 P O Box 1056 Pawtucket R P 5 H5 df25ur07 A FRIEND GEORGE WARBURTON Electrolux Bonded Representatwe JOHN W LITTLE COMPANY Sales and Serzzce Model XXX and Model LX Cleaners f b Ave Pawtucket R I 44 4 Colum us PA 518 One hundred fifty SIX Patro f 14 e Om Ad1fe1 tzse1 s - Y Manufacturer! of , . . , . . A . --499 w . t Q L L V . , . 5 . . , . I. Phone A 42 -1 Cnmplimenix 0f . . . Crnnplimeflls of . . . Complimenlx ol . . . fp . , . . - Z1 Evenings ,,-'- A . ' . RAYS AUTO COMPANY INC MILT d PALL GOLDNIAN Wfholesale Retatl Selected Automobtles Home of 100f7f Guaranty East and Pawtucket Aves PA 6 0-H5 Pawtucket R I BANK LITHOGRAPH CO D73 Mmeral Sprmg Avenue Pawtucket R I j B POTTER INSURANCE AGENCY Securzty Sem tce Saungs g tb 5 f wt TL A Automobzle Duelllng Buszness PA u 1:01, 'IHE DIAMOND MATCH CO Lumber and Building Matertals 454 Central Ave Pawtucket R I 1 NORMAN MURRAY Color Pzctorzaltst Portratts and Commerctal Art m Natural Color 38 Bloomfield St Pawtucket R I Studno Room lOl 104-130 Mam St BY APPOINTMENT ONLY P LEOS BARBER SHOP GERMAN CLUB 78 Carter Avenue ROYAL SELF SERVICE MARKET l7l South Bend Street Pawtucket R I Pawtucket R I Opp McCoy Stadlum Say We Suu Your Ad zn The Redyacket One hundred fifty seven - v , . an ' I . ' . - ff 4 . , . . , . . l Repreientin e ex 1 ' ' L Insurance Companiex for Your . I - - , . , . . 225 Rosemere Road Pawtucket, R. I. PA 2- 610 .-1 . , Complimentr of , . . . . Y , . , . . V -A v A V PA l-5ll0- A 5-0170 n I , . . l I I l I 3 if y . ' Ol LEDOUX SIGN ADV ' G Id L al Wmdou Le!! nng Sho Ca Paper S gn: Comm C I Art and Mrs MALCOLM KINDER I4 Brod St PayeBldg P tckt Telephona PA 5 2580 pl GORDENS MEAT MARKET DARLINGTON SASH 81 DOOR CO ll I I F cg P fb Beef Veal F sb Po ltry n t BLILDERS FINISH Select C ld C ts 115 De ter S Central Falls 34 H8 S 51 I Ckfl PAWTUCKET CENTRAL FALLS Y W C A MASTERCRAFT CLEANERS F n F end Sports Cl bs QI. ALITI CLEANING PA 5 3050 STATE WELDING COMPANY GERMAN CLUB 42 HARRIS AVE PROVIDENCE R 1 E e ytlx g fo Y nd Garden STANLEY DOBOSZ BESSETTE HARDWARE CO ter nn g Plttsbu gh Pa t-Glass Scotts L n C re Products Roofing 4 d G De Se 114 Bloomfmeld St Pawt cket R I 8 B Dad 5 4 D131 PA 2 1817 Comp! ment: of n HELEN SMILE GEORGE S MARKET MODERN BRAID CO ftc A n L Patromze Our Adnertzsers One hundred fifty exght - - - - Complimen .r 0 . . . 0 e f' ' e ' - u' rds i - f er in Mr. . v a ,, 'n . awu e . R. I. , ,L Com imenfs of . . . , Ia u a urerx of an ' o - - - re u T fo u , x L V R. 1, rri , Paw u . R. I u - ri J- - u Y I h V l Compliments ol . . . 1' rf fn r our Home a ' Interior and Ex ior Pai 'n l f in Y HW 3 n utierx livery rvice . u , . . 57 r way PA -. 717 ' ,t - ' ' ' ' Compli len!! of , as -n vu uc PawLurk1. R. I. - - I . I Y . PRESCOS DEPT STORE INC The lztmrlv Slore For Real Value! 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R I Comp! eil I Mr and Mrs JOHN W DILLON COHEN FURNITURE CO SAML FL H COHFN OLNEY 81 PAYNE BROS INC 80 BROAD ST PAWTUCKFT R I JOHN J MCNAUGHT CANNINGS ESSO SERVICENTER CORNER DEXTER ST AND GOFF AVE S Fas: A PA 1881 PAWTILKFT R I Patronzze Our Advertzs One hundred SlXty ETS - T- i I - - y ' I i7 e ai ' ' i in a if an a e e 9 4 i s 1 a e o O er 9'7 ex r Sr. n . . . 01 'metso s Fanrj ea fro r' s owes! rites ZA . I In ,' in - , . v-I 1, I y v .- -- 1 w ' ' I-12 Lowdeng PA 2-1615 PA 5-5878 1' n vf.- - ' Complime ls of , s . , . . Complimenis of . . . ., . I . . . . , . . ' 'm ' 'I 0 ' ' ' Compliments of . . . , ' ' Q , . . .' . f I E 4 2 . vc. 2- ' ' ' I I - I I I . . 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I, . . . , , , 1-I 2 5 A O 5 - 1 -qu I 1 Complxmentr ol GALEGO OIL SERVICE Complrmenlr ol LIBERTY LUNCH 57 CENTRAL AVE PAWTUCKET R I CDIIIPIIHIEIITI TOPPS GAYLORD PROVIDFNCF R 1 THE RIK RAK fabrics Costumes Made Cou ns Brzdes Brzdexmazds Ezemng from gour ou n materzals or from mme Frnday 9 9 9 00 5 00 Danly 5171 n ARMISTICF BLVD Execulue Technical Office-Sales Indutlrtal 308 Mann St Pawtucket R I PA 5 5954 THERESAS BEAUTY SHOPPE IValk In Any Time for Latest fn Hair Cutting 77 HIGH ST PA 6 9798 DUCHARME S CALSO SERVICENTER Dlstrtbutor Valvolme Motor Olls Smmmzmg Pohshmg Tires and Batlenes Road Seruce-Repairing Benefit St Pawtucket R I PA 6 9479 BERTS SUPERETTE Heals Grocerzer Vegetables Fresh Bread Sundays and Holldays Open Every Day m the Year 7 50 a m ll p m 609 Armxsttcc Blvd Te PA 5 7 HALLAL S Inlermr Decoralorx Shpcovers Bedspreads Made to Order Estimates Cheerfully Gwen 78 80 Roosevelt Axe Pawtucket R I PA 2 6555 KAREEMO FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Fzne I'urnz!ure A KAREEMO Prop Hours 9 am to 9 pm 63 69 High St Pawtucket R I Telephones PA 2 4-686 5 9500 Ltcensed School Approsed by State Board FINANS PAWTUCKET SCHOOL OF SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY CULTURE Special Rater lor Brush Lp Course: Dam and F1 emng Clatxex Terms Reasonable 508 Mam St Pawtucket R Tcl PA 3 1048 MR R PARISEAU S STUDY CLASS lhe Qmelest m lbe Ycbool ROOM 518 Regular Period II to Clasx of 55 Pat Rldmg and Walt Krochmal EASTERN ADVERTISING CO Calendars St Commercxal Prmters Montgomery St Pawtutcket R THE COUNTRY STORE sas GRFAT ROAD SAYLFSVILLF R I PA 60916 761 THF FLOWER SHOPPE llou err Delft ered by Telegraph To All Parts ol the Wfarld 31 Bl'021dWd? Pav tucktt R Patromze Our Advertzsers One hundred sxxty two ' of . . . I I 'V Congralulatiom and'Good Luck - . 1 51 ' . , . I. 145 . . 5 D V . v I A 4 ' 4. 5 I , PA --ti -9 ' ' ' ' . h l. --788 . 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A -H, ., e . i ., I C' n 4 x han . W u K, R. I. n ue i 7 fmii 1- Wu ' 'I' v ' v. wu R.I. , z n - J -- J- Complimenls of . . . Compliments of . . . i . . Paw , . . PA - . . : . . I .- . --D 'ar I ief , r ' 'i'r '4 4 gp' ' ei' - wa w , . . , . w . . . . in . . . I a err u Av , . . PINAULT FURNITURE CO 1 STORES PAWTUCKET ATTLEBORO NO ATTLEBORO AMERICAN ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 5if C1.ntral AVL Pawtucket R I PA 5 5277 SIMMONS AUTO SUPPLY fngrne Rebuilding Hatbfne Shop fer: fre Auto Parlx lqmfzmenl 1 17 Central AH. PA 3 ' BOULFVARD NITE CLUB COCKTAIL LOL NCF Bexl of Drmbs PA 6 9851 HOME CYCLE 11 Gow AVF DFLMA S BAKERY Sfuualfzfng fn llveddmg and Birthday Cakes Damxh and Rollx I omfzlzmenls of ARTINIAN S MARKET C nmfzlfments of MAYNARD AVE GREENHOUSES QFFKONK MASS BLUE STAR PHARMACY A DANELLA BS BOULEVARD TAP A FITZMALRICF Prop 5 7 ARMISTICF BLVD BROADWAY DELICATESSEN Vanehex Partner Selecl Cold Culx PA 6 9555 4 Broadway Pavstunku R l COLUMBUS PHARMACY Regxxlered Phdfllldflifl 95 folumhus Awe Pawtucket R I PA 5 9300 GEORGE GEERS DRUM SHOP Drums and Accexsorfer Drum Corpr Eqmpmenl Xjlopbones and 'Uarxmbas Repa1r1ng Tcachmg 550 Wcstm1nster St Prowdente R Phone PL1ntat10ns 1 0528 CRAFTSMAN BUILDERS Neu Homes Remodeling REPHIVS Bud Govsu Blll Klnder Fd Kmder I u lu Ave Ccntral Falls R R 477' PA 34 '5 A FRIEND ALFRED A BLAIS AMoco s1Rv1cF STATION A111491 al I our Serure Washrng and Pol1sh1ng Road SCFVICL and Repamng AL BLAIS Prop 795 Nuxporr Au Pawtucku R Call PA 6 9558 Patromze Our Advertzsers One hundred S1xty four - ' I - A K fv ' ', ' . . . 1 ' ' ' S, ' . 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A M R Ava v lp- , .0 ' I' BROADWAY FOOD CENTER 554 558 BROADWAY Complrmenlx of DARLTON SPA so ARMISTICP BOLLEVARD MCDUFF COAL 8: LUMBER CO Fuel O11 Od Burnerx Coal Coke Lumber 'Hatons Mnlertals Pamtx ll Hugh Street Pawtucket R ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON Indxtzdual Hair Cntttng and Styling Bw UR HARRY Hugh Street 9 82 Open Mondays CROWTHER S AUTO BODY 8: PAINT SHOP Also Radmlor Work CLIFFORD CROWTHER Rner Street off Scott Street LONSDALE R I Phone I-'Awtucket 5 4545 MARY S HOME BAKERY 511 Armxstlte Boulex ard Open Sundays PA I 9 42 PAXVTUCKET R I NEWELL INSURANCE AGENCY General Inrunmce Agency 710 Mann Street Pawtucket O CONNOR S FLOVUER SHOP Flou ers for All Ocraszons I-19 Hatfield Street A096 Complzmentx of J E BRENNAN 8: CO Leo J Cl tk Reg Pharm Apotbecarres No Lnton Street Pawtucket R SILVER CRANE GIFT SHOP GREETING CARDS LENDINTG LIBRARY 818 Newport Avenue Pawtucket PAWTUCKET INDIAN SALES Beneftt Street PA 5 0366 Engltrb Bxrycle: S49 95 A I-RANTCESCONII Prop FAIRLAWN MENS SHOP just BLACI-:WOOD Prop PA 2 0544 Florul 90 Newport Avenue Pawtucket R I COLITZ JEWELERS INC Your Famtly r jeu eler Since 1895 Broad St eet Pawtucket R PA 50f50 PA 50651 Complxmentx ol TOMS HILLCREST DINER Thos A Vme Prop 54 Central Avenue Pawtucket R PA 7 4649 THE FLOWER SHOPPE Hou err Delu ered by Telegraph To All Part! of the I! orld Broadway Paw tucket R I Say We Saw Your Ad zn The Redjacket ' One hundred stxty five 1 I 1 I vi I I I T' - ' T ' . h PA 6- 7 I ' , .l. A l t ' '- V '- t . ,I 4 , Inc. ' ' - ' . R. I. ' PA 5-A' 1 , THOMAS BLEASE 5 .'. . .1. 5 A- D ' , . A 5 r ' . . I. '- f ,R. I. , , , f5 . ' 1 A 1 - ' ' . .I. 51 ' ' . . . - H - - Ii... ...- GABE S HARDWARE 822 NEWPORT AVENUE Next to Dalton Theater fomplfmenlx ol DARLINGTON FLOWER SHOP PA 5 5586 52 Hyde Awenuve Pawtucket R I ST GERMAINES PHARMACIES L A St Germalne Reg Phat iO0 Broadway 612 Pawtucket Ave PA 5 5081 PA 5 5045 GLORY S MUSIC SHOP 14 Broad Street Pawtucket GLORY PFRFTHIAN Vmce Teacher PA 5 9861 Best Wtxber to the Graduaimg Clan of 1955 HINES TEXACO STATION COR of NJFWPORT AVF and ARMISTICE BLVD WALTER S MARKET funn Pork Beef Veal Fresh Poultrp Wbolexale Retail 677 entral Avenue Pawtucket R PA 7 5857 FRED H WHITE CO Pau tucket .r Qunlxty Pam! Store Wholesale and Retail Wtllnam Polke Prop Established 1881 Wallpaper Art Supplies bnfmlshed Furnnturf. Phone Store PA 5 6656 JS SERVICE STATION ass NEWPORT AVFNLF BOOKS GIFTS LITTLE ACORN as BROADWAY CARDS TOYS famfrlfmenls of SCHORA TYPEWRITER BROOKFIELD DAIRY 715 Kenyon Avenue PAWTDCKET R I 0 l BUNTING CC 885 NEWPORT AVFNUF Sportzng Conds Hobbxex 'IIMES SQUARE DINER I9 EXCHANGE STRFFT C ood load Sfeaks Chops Venetian Blind: Windou Shade: LONSDALE WINDOW SHADE LONSDALE R I W B Turner Tel PA 54780 f ompltmenls ol S S KRESGE 0 Mann Street PAWTIJCKFT R I TWIN CITY MUSIC HOUSE lterjibmg for the Murrrum 95 Mann Street Pawtucktt Phone PAW tucket 5 9135 Patronzze Our Advertzsers One hundred slxty slx 1 I . . . A , . . lf ' . R. 1. I . , , . . - ' ' 1 C . .L 572 Main sneer Pawtucket, R. 1. John V- Hvdskinf- PWD- H CO. - V CO. PA 5- 5 1 . . . , T . D 5 ' -. R. I. LONSDALE SERVICE STATION Con plete One Stop Serine for I our Car l 40 Lonsdale A e Lmcoln PA I M18 Ar Last We Made It 7 Complmzentx of WOLSTENHOLME S BAKERY HOPE PRINTING HOUSE 75 ESTEN AVE PAW'I'IJCKET R I PA D 4I 48 ARUNDEL 8: WARE INC Honestly Recondxtxoned Lxed Cars Open F enmgs tl 1 -I Mlneral Spf ng A e Pawtunke 5 8470 RUSSO BROS INC WHOLES ILERS Candy Tobarco S1 ndnex For nlafn and Pape Supplfex SI M neral Sprung A e PawtuLket R I Phones PA I 1700 PA I 1501 JOHN A CAMPBELL fomplzmenlx of Mr and Mrs HUGH R WOODCOCK Bert lf Luck THE COUNTRY STORE VIOLA S0LJI'Y Prop RAYMOND L DAVIGNON Realtor 747 Central Ave Pa maker R LOWS THRIFTY STORES 1:1 enlb ug ll Pl: mbmg und Heutzng P 5 I 4 BOB DAPPER IIFN 5 w I'4R Mallory H I Vmm Buxb Shoes MARDO FURNITURE CO I mplele Home F1 rmxbx :gi r lo Open 1.1m rolpm fenrm A tuakex R I PA S 5817 I mplz ents I A FRIEND plnn Is I A FRIEND LARRY S LUNCH new LOCATION Broad .ly Pa I Lket R Say Wfe Suu Your Ad m The Redjacket One hundred slxty seven I - ' - v . 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U ' . . ,, F 1 1 H BOOSTERS MAY DONNELLY 1921 JIM and ALICE EDITH M DAVIS THOMAS ROTHWELL STANLEY CLARK 1929 DEL S MARKET MR and MRS RAYMOND JAMROG and family BUSTER S SUPER SERVICE MR and MRS JOSEPH L SYLVESTER MR and MRS ANTONIO LUCENA MR and MRS FRED HAEFELE MRS MARY BRYDA MR and MRS MANUEL D YOUNG BILL MASSE MR and MRS FENTON B NEAL IKE THOMPSON J THOMAS MCQUAID WILLIAM W LEE THOMAS E TIERNEY MISS JEAN BARLOW BARBARA SARTINI and LIL SIMMONETTI MR and MRS MAURICF O BLAIS MR and MRS EDMUND DUGAS MR and MRS EUGENE RONDFAU MR and MRS MANUEL BELL WILLIAM KNOWLES GREGORY W COUGHLIN MR and MRS GEORGE F THOMPSON CAROLE LUSSIER MADELEINE RIVARD HAZFL and PRISCILLA MR and MRS RANDALL V LAMORAY JOHN WALSH JR MR and MRS PAUL B MCMAHON MRS L C BOYD MR and MRS WILLIAM VAZAC MANNY FERNANDES MR and MRS GEORGE GANIM MR and MRS WALTER SNOW MR and MRS MANUEL SILVA THE BOYS IN MISS NEWTON S TYPE PER CHARLES CORDONI STAR FLOOR SURFACING COMPANY LUCY SMITH MR and MRS FREDERICK GOEF LELAND Mac GREGOR JOSEPH L GUARINO HARRY C CLEMSON JR MARY and BOB EDWARD SUMMERLY WANDA and ALICE A FRIEND JAMES P MCGEOLJGH GEORGE MASSO and THE EAST HIGH CHORUS THE GIRLS IN MISS NEWTON S TYPE PER 6 MRS GRACE M SHORE A FRIEND RDIOTTA MR and MRS STEPHEN H DAILEY MR and MRS WILLIAM A WALLACE PHYLLIS D ROBINSON MR and MRS HENRY G FOLLOWS LIEUTENANT HENRY G FOLLOWS JR MISS LOUISE E NOELTE MRS ROBERT E NOELTE MR and MRS HAROLD S NOELTE MR and MRS ERIC WOLSTENHOLME MR and MRS MCROBERT MISS DOROTHY L MANGAN MR W NORBERT DONELLY MR and MRS JOHN PERCEVAY BLANCHE CURTIS MR and MRS GEORGE A MacCANN MISS CLAIRE MURPHY JOAN ASHBY GEORGE J FOX CLARE FONTAINE CLASS 49 WILLIAM BRADY CAROL JAMIESON CLASS OF 56 CAROL and GENE JOHN SUMMERLY BEI IY POTTER and MARILYN MILLER EDWARDS ICE CREAM CELIA and MRS EARLIE GERT LEVESQUE ELEANOR VOGT MR and MRS FRANCIS SYLVFSTER MR and MRS EDWARD FEELEY MR and MRS EVERTS STORY MRS HERBERT PALMER BOZEKS MARKET 210 East Street MR and MRS EDWARD YOLNG A FRIEND MR and MRS EDWARD DEAN MARY MCINTYRF MR and MRS DONALD MASON JIMMY SCHOEPFFR A I-RIEND MR and MRS DANIEL POTTER RALPH MORTEN HARRY MI'I'l'LFMAN BROADWAY NEWS GERRY KERR-CLASS OE 53 JIM MacPHEE-CLASS OF 55 DR BENJAMINT HAMILTON BILL STRAIN LaSALLE 55 MISS NANCY FOLLOWS 55 MR and MRS ALBERT STEVENSON VICTOR PINAULT JOSEPH GLANCY JOSEPH MESSIER BENJAMIN M CARUTH MR CHARLES JOHNSON 55 BOB NFILL HELEN and WILLIE MUR and JIM MR JOHN HUNT MR and MRS JOHN MILLIGAN JOAN and WILLIE DOTTY and ARNIE MR and MRS ALBERT BRON BEA and ART MR WILLIAM LEE MR ALEX NAI-IIGIAN FRED K NASHAWATY JR THE RUMFORD DINER ARTHUR J NOONEY FRED K NASHAWATY MR and MRS EMILE BAZINET MR and MRS JOHN J LUCEY MR and MRS HAROLD SYKES MRS ROBERT MR and MRS MORTON RICK and SALLIE ARLENE and JOHN JIM ANDERS TERRY and RED JOANNIE ROGERS MR and MRS AMES GILBANE MR and MRS DWARD MIECZNIKOWSKI MR and MRS JOSEPH DAMIANI DORIS P DAMIANI PAULINE M DAMIANI MR and MRS AIME BELANGER RAE and JOE MARY M MORIARTY MR and MRS FRANK E KARBOSKI MR and MRS JOHN HORAN JAMES C SHORE BEST WISHES OF HOMEROOM 320 JOHN E HEALD GEORGE P MASSO One hundred SlXty elght Patromze Our Advertzsers I ' . 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