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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1953 volume:

EAST PROVIDENCE SENIOR IIIGII SCHOOL PAWTUCICET AVE EAST PIZOVIDENCE IZIIODE ISLAND UIQ gow III l p5 gl-r EAS J 3-W I-I--ll ,,,,..llIll J .J A clmllefzge to the future I P I ' by 'A ,, .W 1 A v 'W I ,...,,,...,.,,MW V ---v-fn ..,,. 'vvv 2: f 3 ' f '4 . , .... ..,,, ,..,,,,E:,, Www- f W My - ----I llllllllll' 4 ' . ,, . . A ., .,--....... M... 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Z00 X ff' 61 Oo Ol- : C .- H IONTIIXIT3 use FACULTY ACTIVITIES SENIOIZ UNIITIZCIASSMEII QW' of 5 OHILEI N svoms ff f f IL ADVERTISING 1 I 5 5 1 4 I from Q S - . S 53 I 9 'ww W I WII05 WIIO W CN . Sc: IQ ff I 37.271 -, ,..4f 1f.,Jf ' :T -lg- O 1 A :fx ' 'Sri J. ..i 'u' 2 Realizing that our principal has brought the dream of a new Iiast Providence Senior High School to successful fruition. and appreciative of the tremendous amount of time and effort that he has expended in our behalf, we gratefully dedicate this first CRIMSON to be issued from our new school to MR. JAMES E. BATES. It IS wxth a deep sense of gratntude that we x-.nsh to express our smcere appreclatlon to our class advxsor NIISS JEAIN SALTER Because of her xusdom understandmg youthful enthusxasm and sn ac1ous ness A1155 Salter has contrlbuted much toward makmg the Class of 1953 the Z fl vs lu vlsl bww l l . , L -v . success that it is. 'gk Our junior Pro nz 714 , 43 ffl'- -12,1 vi 4 A 1 fo -4'2f '4L -fa: 'Will if 7. Q 54 Q. I 3 I 4 I I I f A006 The ACCOYAUDQ 6 The bdnd 15 Hd lflllg pw J I-7 fp JAMES E. BATES Prmrlpal HAROLD S. GOODWIN GEORGE E. BURKE A.r.fi,rtant Principal Vite Prinripul wwif MARJORIE L. HARTFORD Dean of Girly E T -9 PRISCILLA ALDEN Head of English Department, English II, III, Dramatics Ad- visor. if ANN BANNISTER Art I if BRUCE G. BRITTON Agriculture I, II, IIIQ FFA Ad- visorg Cross Country Coach' wlrick c0aeh.LUJ QJIWJQIIZFI55 'Wd if HERMAN E. BUSH Auto Mechanics III, Shop I, II, III, Driver Training. if GLADYS I. CARROLL Biology Ig Garden Club Ad- visor. xx LESLIE F, CARSON Advanced Algehrag Assembly Committee Aclvisorg Guidance. .l MARY CAWLEY English I ANNA CLANCY. VILihrariang Library Auxiliary Advisor. THE FACULTY ELIZABETH CUSHING Spanish II, III ,011 L! ELIZABETH DALY English I, II, III K ERNEST DAVIS Physical Education Instructor I, Il, III. LORETTA DUFFY Home Economics I, II, III if .wi ,f DR. STEPHEN E. FARNUM Music I, II, IIIg Supervisor of music in secondary schools. We, the students of East Providence High School, wish to express our gratitude to the members of the faculty for their friendship and patient guidance throughout our high school years. V JAMES GARVEY Chemistry II, IIIQ Head of Science Department, Chemistry Club Advisor. if HARRIET A. GOFF Mathematics I, II, IIIg Biology Ig junior Bowling Advisor. LOUISE V. GOGGIN Bookkeeping I, Ilg C ol le g e Type Ig ' Guidance, Head of Commercial D e p a r t m e n tg Bowling Club Advisor. CLIFFORD B. GOOD Driver Trainingg Athletic Di- rector, Basketball Coachg. Golf Coach. V J JAMES L. GREENE History IIIQ Civics IIIQ Guid- ance. if EDITH C. HAMMARLLIND Bookkeeping Ig Typing Ig Busi- ness Law III. if DOROTHY A. HILL English I, II I ANNA G. LYONS English I, II Stenographv I, II. DONAT G. MAYNARD Mathematics Ig Hockey Coach Assistant Football Coach. GARDINER B. JAMESON Algebra Ig Review Matlzemat ics IIIg Geometryg Trigonome- tryg Control Room Advisor. J VAI-IE JOHNSON Commercial Arithmetic Ig Shop Mathematics IIg General Math- E ematics IIg Football Coach. mwl5 bf MARY E KELLY Bookkeeping I Typing I Of Histotv I III f c6Practice I Stenography II Qt W DORIS M MCELROY xf WALTERJ KIRBY journalism II III Mathema tis II Advisor of Crimson AJ visor of Townre. RALPH E MILLER JR Mechanical Drawing II Me tal Shop II III H1 Y Advisor DOROTHY KLENIEUSKI Physical Education Instructor CELIA MOTTA Portuguese II' General Mathe I U HI- matics' Algebral II. MARY T. HUTTON Typing I, Ilg Business Law Ig Ww. NATHAN E. PASS Physics II, III, Chemistry II, f .NWLVLIL if L gg, jf, uf. KATHERINE PERKINS French I, II, III, French Club Advisor. We, the students of East Providence High School, wish to express our gratitude to the members of the faculty for their friendship and patient guidance throughout our high school years. GEORGE PETERS Wfoodworking I, II, Mechanical Drawing I, II. HELEN M. PORTER English II, III 5? MARGARET PRIESTLY Art I, , III FRANK REAVEY English I, II if WILFRED V. ROBERTS Mechanical Drawing I, II, III DIED lltrmasldiotluigugfum JEAN LQALTERB Geography II, History III Head of History Departmentg Senior Class Advisor. MRS. LURA N. SELLEW .xrt I, II, III, Head of Art De- partmentg junior Class Ad- visor. IIA to FAITH M. SHEDD Home Ecomonics I, II, III. GLADYS TAYLOR History II, IIIg Guidance. if THE FACULTY BEATRICE A. SMITH English III W. HOPE SMITH Chorus I, II, III. J ALICE SULLIVAN Physical Education Instruc- tor I, II, III. 15' ' ' xv. . ANTHONY SULLIVAN G 1 Sh 1, 11, IIIg ' A 'i 133. X , Hgalflrimf Shgg Department. ' 1- Alibi? V GEORGE TAYLOR Physical Education Instruc- tor I, ll. III. if VICTOR W. TKACS Biology Ig Guidanceg Assis- tant Football Coachg Assis- tant Basketball Coach. ALICE M. WADDINGTON Latin I, Il, IIIQ German I, IIQ Head of Language Department. We, the students of East Providence High School, wish to express our gratitude to the members of the faculty for their friendship and patient guidance throughout our high school years. ROY WATMOUGP. Supervisor and Teacher of Swimming I, II, III. G 'V ' ss mrsiamcef Dix 142315 if CHARLOTTE R. WILLIAMS Costume Design III, Home Economics II, Hi-Tri Advisor. IDA L WOLFE Typing I, II, Stenography I L IL I y f .f , I' , W, V. 54155 L I .if sf MRS. ELAINE BINGI-IAM Secretary Ll! MRS. ELSIE GRAYSON Secretary MRS. DOROTHY GORMAN Secretary N16 Dleflfllll MARIE DXVYER Where the Elzte Eat SERVICE WITH A SMILE ar aret Ahern Clara Chase Margaret Ford Ewa Bowen Mal Llsten Myra jordan May Ford Mane vsyer MODERN KITCHEN FAClI.ITIIIb b 19 9 , B rs 1 wwf I 1 V Cc 650 .E.r MQ Q -T . I ' 4 1 v Ig- x, P' Qrziors e lzue Ln Tune ,o lnttle Tum e 4,7241 we lldfn all so laapnfully That we my .afmre Hu huurj f rm Tbpmyt fa ffermt fu vu sw- 4NI'0li:' OLIVHRA ll! 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U I 72 Memoriam VERONICA ANNE ANELIA 396 Wfaterman Avenue Nrckname Ronme A m b 1 t I o n Harr dresser ACtlVlfICS jumor Achnewement 2 GNICIOIII 'G 1 JOSEPH JOHN ANDREWS 83 Dover Street Nlckname Andy Ambltron To own a ch Actnmes FFA 1 3 H Y Agreeable INIk BARBAR A ALFANO 1 Read Street RIwersIde t name Bubsu Ambmon To get mar I t ALIIXIIILS Bmlm 1 I., Su eel I EMILIA ANDRAIJE 51 Elghth Street Ambrtron Offrce work ActIwItIes Chorusl 7 3 Refer: ed JOSIPHINIR PATRICIA AMARAL 76 4 County Street Seekonk Nrckname jo Ambf 1100 Offlce work ActIwItIes Canteen Commlttee 1 Y I 3 Reliable um tary Ll-IX' Q-47 EIN ARD FRANCIS AMFRANTLS 27 Taylor Avenue Rrversrde Nrtkname Chubby Ambrtxon Mechanxc Actlvrtxes Cross Country 'P 3 Outdoo r Track 7 3 Wrestlxngl 2 3 A able I I 0 I ' O U59 g 1 ici, 'V'--im' I I . V ' I' - I 1 l y Jr' - Red Cross 1, 25 Librar A A, , B .M fl, N fi- ' I ran. .ll i' 1' - ' M - I' ' -,I ' ff . .P ROSE MARIE BAGDASARIAN 155 Mauran Avenue Nrckname Rosle Ambrtlon Prnate secretary Actnmes H1Tr11 2 3 jumor Achrewement 7 Bovslmg 1 7 Treasurer 2 H1Tr1 I-hX Mlnstrel 7 jabbcrvuock 7 Nomlnatmg Commrttee 3 Clrculatron Manager Towme 3 Towme 2 3 Crrm son 3 Loquanouf DOLORES AZFVIDO 79 Martm Street I l I 'B VFD ANTHONY MANLEL ARAUJO 796 Arcade Avenue Seekonk Imckname Tony Ambxtron Mathmrst Objlglfig Nrtkname Del Ambmon Offrte worker V' Acnrtres H Trl 1 Basketball 1 t Q' Vlgumm RICHARD ARRUDA 43 Brldwm Street Imcknamc Dunk Ambrtxon Obstetrxclan Actnmes I-l1X 3 Secretary of H1Y 3 ilabbervaotk 7 HIY Minstrel 3 INROTC 3 Bovullng 3 Crrmson 3 ll ell gf0f771t'd I Y . X 'r,,.4 , ex . A an N A f t.v., -i i- . Q 33 W D h D XX - . b V , 4 . . ,A I- V ,, - C- an -J. . 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BAKER 551 Fall Rxver Avenue Seelconlc Ambxtxon Aeronautlcal Engineer Actlvnt les Rxfle Club 1 Chorus 7 Talkatne THOMAS WALTER BELCHER 115 Proudence Avenue Rxversncle Nxckname Teebee Ambrtxon To grad uate L rmblfuuz e JOHN ALFRED BAUTISTA 18 Luray Avenue Rxversxde Nxckname jack Bo Ambltxon Profes sxonal baseball Actxvxtxes Baseball 1, 2, 3,1 V Football 1 Daxhmg rl'- FRANK DONALIJ BARBUSCIO 16 Hobson AvenuE ' Nlclcname Buddy Ambxtlon Naval f frcer Actnltres-Control Room Operator 3 Learned 'Z' f 4 EDRIC RAMSEY BATES 46 Dunbar Avenue Rumforcl Nxclcname Mxckey Ambmon Pharmacxst Actxvrtres H1 Y 1, 2, 5, Chess Club 1, 2, Presxdent 7, Rang Commxttee 7, Socral Commxttee 7, Picture Commxttee 3, jab berwotk 1, 7, Master of Ceremonxes 2, H1 Y H1 Trl Mxnstrel 2 Eloquenl I O . X3 - ' . U O T Q , A , 0 -.32 f - , , A 'L1 :T+4,. ' ' ' t llh f f- 4, -1 1 1 A 45,'Tg:.,,.' 5 A 1 . - ' 3 -. . . ' . , , , - - , . . . . 7- - ' A V - O h r' , .A V s I 5 .. 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BRETT 3 107 Roger XY lllxams Avenue Rumford Nxcknamc Barb Ambmon WAF Tmrzqurl NORNlAN ROBERT CARDONO 1667 Allen Avenue Rrversxde Nxckname-Bucky Ambmon Accordlamst and Carpenter Candzd MARYANN CAHIR 60 Kelley Avenue Rumford Nlnckname Mlm Ambmon Arrlme hos tess Actrutxes French Club Jabber woclc 2 Bovxlmg 3 Nommatmg Commxttee 3 Townxe 3 Crnmson Vnarzour LINDA KIPP CADMUS 13 Brookfxeld Road Rnersxde Nxckname New jersey Ambrtron To be wlfe of a presxdent of the L S Actxut res Svummmg Club 2 Scnence Club 3 Bowlmg Club 3 Hx Tn 2 3 jabbemock 2 HTY H1 Tn Mmstrel 2 Model Legnsla ture 2 Crxmson 3 Diplumam' JACQOFLINE RUTH BROWN 173 Ferns Avenue Rumford 'Nhckname ackne Actxvrtles H1'I'r1 1 Secretary 1 Swrmmmg Club 2 Towme 2 3 Cnmson 3 Nommatmg Commnttee 2 Jabberwock 1 Dependable ROBERT DEXTER BROWN 215 Mauran Avenue East Provrdence Nlckname Bob Ambntxon Toolmaker and Dlesel Motors jovial I Av . K A , , ' - l , f Vg A K' r' Y 'i ' 1 m . 1 -J . .. . 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RAYMOND FRANK CHAPMAN 75 Hunt Street Seekonlc Nrckname Chappy Ambrtron Marmes Happy go lucky DOROTHX Allcr CARISON 990 Bullotks Pomt' Aunuc Rncrsrde Nickname Dotty Amlntron College rvrtres Bowlxngl 3 H1 Tr 1 Cantren Commrttee 1 bvnnunrng, 1 2 Frcnch Club 7 Crxmson 3 ,labbervnock 1 Cnr BARBARA Loulsr CARPENTER 709 Wfcst Avenue Seekonk AmbIIl0D Nurse Actrvntlts H Trl 1 3 Treasurer 7 Swrmmmg, 7 Socxal Com mrttee 7 Canteen Commrttee 7 Jabber wock 7 H1Y H1Tr1 Mmstrel 7 rls Softball Team 7 Townxc 3 Kssrstant Edltor 3 Cwuldenzle Crlmson HARRX LEWIS CHAPLIN 30 Dclvnay Road Rnersxde Nrclcname Chappy Ambmon Colleg Actrvrtres B sketball 1 3 Chorus 2 HIX 1 Track 7 Tcnms 3 Iiumuroxu DOROTHX Lol 151 CAs1Ro 759 Artadc Annu: Sukonk Nnknrmt Dot lXlT1l7lIlUI'l Prnatt Secre tary Attnrtrts Boxxlrng 1 7 3 Amublt XVILLIAM REYNOLDS CARY 60 Brookfreld Road Rnersrde Nlckname Bxll Ambrtron Frsherman 'Kctnmes Boys Chorus 7 3 Caulmux A I I I A x 0 . 0 ,'.' . 'f'r2' 724' 1 A' - ' . 1 .. r' ,, I I ,. I . - . - . 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I uv PAUL VICTOR DIELOMBA 51 SIlver Sprmg Axenue NIckname D AmbItIon To Graduate ActIxItIes J V Basketball 1 Track 1 Camera 7 3 Basketball 2 3 Golf 3 Eager sfo GRACINDA IJEBARROS 761 Warren Avenue Nrckname Cxndy AmbItIon To travel Bovslmg 3 jumor Achlewement 7 3 SwImmIng 7 CrImson 3 Portuguese Club 3 Gfall jnzg lb fs ffclulc ROSMARIF FRANCES COROLLA 763 Roger W1lll8mS Avenue Rumford NIckname RosIe AmbItIon Dress De sIgner A 1VlI16S HI Tn 1 3 Bo l Ing 7 Maporette 1 7 3 Captam 3 HI Y HI TrI Mmstrel 1 2 jabbcrwock 1 7 Oflgllldl RICHARD WILIARII DAI 181 Ferns Avenue Rumford Imckname DIck Ambmon Chcmrcal Engmeer Actnxtxes Indoor Track 2 Out door Track 7 Toumc 2 3 Cnmson 3 C ontrol Operator 3 School Photographer 3 Induflrloul ROBFRT Luorxo Cosr 1733 Wampanoag TraIl AmbItIon Cablnet makcr Barb ul NANCY ANN D AMICO 163 Ivy Street Nlckname Nan AmbItIon Nurse Ac tIvItIes Towme 3 Cnmson 3 Tat! ul ite I r A . - Ct, . . - .I . v 2. Z W I I ,Q A 1 -3 A , -. 1 . Q - l 1 - , I -ve ' I - I , , 1,7 . . 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Q il. 555 Lotmi DUARTF 31 Fenmore Street Nntkname Lou Ambmon Secretary txutlcs Cnmson 3 Demure JOHN: SILVA 169 Freeborn Avenue DLARTE JR Ambmon Naval Au' Nickname johnny Force Actnmcs Bandl 7 3 R I Musxc Festnval 1 7 3 Tenme 7 New England Music Fcstnal 1 7 3 GMU! ar ,Z RALPH GIIORGI DORR 301 juob Strut Seekonk Ixlckname Farmer Ambmon Farm B.1seballFootb.1ll Attnntlcs Footballl 7 3 Agrzrnliuml CRAIC NORMAN DRAM: 61 Deer Strut Rumford Ambltlon Chemntal Englnccr Actxvmc-S Sutnte Club 3 Sfltflllllt WIIBERT EUGEN1 DORSEY 107 Bay View Avenue RlYCl'S1ClC Nnclcname Sonny Aml:-1t1on Serv1ceA1r Force Actlvxtlcs Boys Chorusl Snzrefe VVILLIAM LEO DOYLE 29 Exghth Street Nickname Tony Ambxtxon-College A txvxtnes Socxal Committee 7 Pxcture Com mittee 3 Tgltuml I . Q , . -uv ' lb, 5 1, sl 1 2 , 2 -.xg .Q , . . I ' 1' Rf- y H, '- - . - .Ac- 4 A -, - . - 1 U X. 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JOAN DORIS HIGGINBOTHAM 135 Brookfield Road Riverside HI Tri 2 Basketball 2 Sanguine PATRICIA ANN HEALY 61 Circuit Drive Nickname Pat Ambition Typ1st A tIvItIes HI Tri 2 Bowling 2 3 Baseball 2 jabberwock 2 Tennis 1 Crimson 3 Allmcllze '15 CARL JOSEPH HEWES 94 Warren Avenue Nickname Red Ambition To play hockey for the R I Reds Activities J V Football 1 Tack 1 2 3 Hocky 1 2 3 Co captain 3 SocIal Committee 2 Colorful VIRGINIA ANN HEALY 18 Poplar Avenue Nickname Ginny Ambition Nursing Activities Bowlingl 2 3 H T 1 2 3 abberwockl 7 Crimson 3 Allufmg SYBIL JANE HENNESSEY Nickname Syb Ambition College Activities HITII 1 2 3 President 3 Bowling 1 2 jabberwock 1 2 Social Com mittee 2 Nominating Committee 3 Can teen Committee 1 2 Minstrel 1 2 Townie 'P 3 Assistant Editor 3 Crimson 3 Literary Editor Dazzlmg . - U . . - . 1 C- Ig ' . ' vw: i,ri,, ' 3 J , -g ' . . . ' rv 121 X 4 ' -1 .5 kv ,J K Ambition - Office Work, Activities -- P, it 153 Hamilton Street LX . I A H L . 1 ' L . 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Q Q ' -, 5 ' .I . , A 4 Y - 3' .-, 1 7 RICHARD ELMER MOSHILR 49 Becker Avenue Rrversrde Ixrckname Drck Ambxtxon To be a successful engmeer ActIvItIes Foot ball 7 Hockey 2 Bandl 2 3 New Eng land MUSIC Festrval 1 HIY 1 2 3 Vlce Presrdent 7 Presxdent 3 Older Boys Con ference 1 7 3 jabberwock Dapper RICHARD RAYMOND MORRIssFY 708 Taunton Avenue Nrclcname Drck Ambrtron Drafts man Coherent JAMLS MlLhiOE 19 Leonard Avenue Nrcknamc Jimmy Ambmon OfflCC Wcmrker Polzte fL,'7 if--r JOHN MORRIS 756 Quarry Street A nbItIon Navy Actruues HI Y 1 lacorzlf MICHAFL GRANDE MOLLO 99 Wampanoag Trarl Rrwersrde Nrckname Weak Eyes Ambrtxon Laboratory Technruan or D e n t I 5 t ubll mt fmmn MANUEL MONIZ 56 Spruce Street Imckname Moose or Goose Ambrtron Own my own ranch Senour minded . 4 0 0 I : J F VI A ', 4 fx I 'H' 5 5 IU, -U I yr? Q iv WT'-IV ifv f' . 44,95 I I A V g .O , K , I I l' l iigffgkxr' ' 14-RI , l -. , Z JEAN MARIE O BRIEN 67 Purchase Street Nrckname jeannne Ambrtron Secrc tary Actrvmes B wrng 1 2 5 HI Tn 1 2 3 Mmstrel 1 jabberwock 2 JANICE MARIE MOTTA 165 VIDCCHI Avenue Nrckname jan Ambltl0D Offrce Work Actnvrtles Bow Ing 1 2 Efficient CLAIRE ELIZABETH NUTTAL 52 James Street Ambmon A Relngnous Educa er ActIvItIes Bowlrng 1 2 HI tn 1 2 3 Chess Club 1 Assembly Commnttee 3 Durreer tron work VERNA JEAN NEvEs 19 Heath Street Rnversncle Ambrtron Offrce Work Actlvmes CAROLYN AGNES MOWRY 71 Anthony Street Seekonk Ambrnon Bookkeeper Act1vItIes Specral Chorus 1 2 Pfudenl SS JOAN DOROTHY NAscIENro 71 Valley Street V-IITrIl 2 Bowlrngl 2 3 SwImmIng2 Coy I C 0 o O 7 fi, . . . . i 0 , , 3 .. ' 1 . .- Y 7 Y D I Crimson. . . Imaginative. 5 5 rd. A . y A ' ' A I A . - ' , 1 '- ' , I Q S JOSEPH PACHECO 87 Abbot Street Nxckname Chnco or joey Ambrtlon Navy Actnvxtles j V Basketball 1 V Football 1 Football 2 3 Nommatmg Commlttee 3 Rerpormble ANTONE TRAVERS OLIVEIRA 570 County Street Seelconk Nnckname Tony Ambmon Dentistry Actrvntres Football 3 Baseball 2 3 Nomnnatmg Commnttee 7 Pxcture Com mrttee 3 Class Presldent 3 Ideal JAMES TRAVERSE PACHECO 28 Engme Street Nxckname Bnnna Ambxtxon Busmess Profession Acttvxtxes n l 2 3 S e Band 1 2 3 R l State Festlval 1 2 3 New England Fstwall 2 3 New England Solo 8: Ensemble Festlval Y 2 J V Basketb Fun lowng RAYMOND FRANCIS ORMONDE 17 Henry Street Nlckname Ray Ambxtlon Pharmaclst Actxvrtnes J V Football 1 Assemble 1 jabberwock 7 Baseball 2 3 Carnal KENNETH PAUL OLSON 22 Movury Avenue Nxckname Ken Ambltxon Navy Zealout LUCY DOLORES ORMONDE 17 Henry Street Nrclcname Lu Ambntron Pnvate Secretary Actxvxtres rr 1 Mmstrell 2 jabberwockl 2 Swimming 2 Bowlmgl Baseball 1 Adventufoux I I 0 o 1 A ' A X -fl . - . . A sul- ' - , - I X . .- . -Ba d y Y I . 1 . .I 1 . tat , , 9 - - l I , ' .. Hiff' , 2, 3: 39 Hi. 1, 3 . . all 1. .. ' ' ' 4-H-4 DOROTHY MARY PAvAo 37 Fenmore Street Nrckname Dotty Ambrtron Steno grapher Actnmcs Bandl 2 3 Bowlm S 3 Tovume 7 New England Festrval 3 R I All State Ba cl R 1 ELLIA IRENE PATTERSON 7 Davrd Street Rumford Nrckname S15 Ambrtron Arrlme H05 tess Actnrtrcs Bovulmg 7 Lxbrary Aux rlrary 1 7 jabbemock 7 Recl Cross Repre sentatnel 7 Danny SHIRLEY ANN PARKER 990 XX ampanoag Traxl Barrmgton Ixrtkname Small Parks Ambrtron Offme Work Actrxrtres Bowlrng 1 3 Grrls Track Te am 1 Jabbervwock 2 AIIXIOHI Mx RTLE ELIZABFTH PARRIR 67 lxorth Street Rnerslde Nrtkname Shorty Ambrtron Office Work Actrutxcs Bon mg 2 3 SHIRLFN CATHIRINF PATRICK 141 NX xmpanoag, 'lrarl Rnersrde Nrtkname Shnrl or Bunny Ambrtxon Dress Desngner or Dress Maker Fnzalour x MARjoRui ANN PARSONS 149 Ly on Ax enue Nrnkname ar rrage Dztfldeni Marge Amb1t10n M A I Q C O X . I 1 0 'bf If 1 , h . h- . y 2, K , 'whg ' . '1' , 1, 2, 3 . . n 1, 2, 3g .I. Rudiaul. State Festival 1, 2, 3. . . Undefrlanding. 5 hiv . f f if 2 I . ' Q I 0 O ALDRnY HILIN PLRRY JANIT ELAINIL PECK 364 Cm ln Strcct Scclconk Nuknarm jan Amluntnon Secte tary Amxxtxcs Bowlmlg 7 H1Trx 1 Alert xi O 1 Q' 79 Back Srmr scckonk JEAN BARBARA PECK Ixxckname Fox Trot Aucl Amlamon 104 Cedar Awcnue Rxverslde Stenographcr fU'flXlf1f.S C orus 1 xmbntxon Offxce Work Actlvxtles Bovnlmq 3 fame! Bowlmgl 7 Smffre AUDRFX Am. PERRY 35 Summlt Street Nuknamc Aunlnc Ambntmn Secre tary Autmutxcs Chess Club 1 Bowl ln Club 1 H Trl jabberwoclc 2 Assembly 1 H1Tr1 H1Y Mmstrel 2 Cnmson 3 Erzlbuvzulzr MADELAE MARIY PEREIRA 35 Oakley Street Nlckmme Potato Ambltlon work nn my flthers store Actlvmes wlmg, l Chorus 1 3 Softb Assemblncs 7 5 Towme 2 3 Juno Achlewemcnt 3 Anne 1:5 PALL GONSALXYS PFNIHA '6 Cflrlton Awenue Nnlcname Bobby Ambmon Music 1an S any ri f Q , ' . - ' Y -5 '- ' . 5 , f A ,zg .. 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CAROL JOYCE PICHETTE 64 Lmdy Axenue Rrversrcle Ambrtron Nursmg ActIv1tIes RICHARD WALLACE PETERSON 107 Catalpa Avenue Rrversrde NIckname Pete AmbItI0n UndecIded ACIIVIIICS J V Basketball 1 Hockey 3 Golfl Handmme EDWARD PEZZELLI 515 North Broadway Bowl Nrckname Pat AmbItIon College Ing 1 Subnanllal Actrvrtres Hockey 2 3 j V Football 2 3 SocIal CommIttee 7 llfllly SHIRLEX LOUISE PHILLIPS 160 Brlghtrldge Avenue Nxckname Slecpy Ambrtron Secre tary Attnmes Softball 7 Tenms 1 7 Bovulmg 3 Crxmson 3 Ifffeftmux PATRICIA HILEN PHILLIPS 67 Prosxdence Awcnue RlNC'l'SldC Nukname Patsy AHlblllOn Nurse ACflWlllCS Bowlmg 1 HITII 1 Energellt PRISCILLA ELAINE PFEIFFER 74 Rye Street Scekonk NItkn.1mL CIll Ambltxon os ton Unnersnty College of MusIc ACIIVIIICS Ttnmsl 3 Svummmg 7 Bandl 2 3 All State Band 7 3 R I MusIc Festrval 1 3 Neva England MusIc Eestwal 1 3 R l Solo 8. Ensemble rCSIlV3l 7 3 New England Solo 8 Ensemble Festrval 3 Crrmson 5 Munral , -. . , 24 7 ,, . , - .,,. ,, -... . , . .,. A ., - f,5 ,-, - . -QB- ' ' Y 'Y 1 1 1 -, , .. I 'Y . lf ' ' .-. ,I , , .. -, , V . V ' , . VA Ia kv - , - 5 - ,P HELEN ANN QUATTRUCI 28 Appian Way Nickname - Pee Wee. Ambition -Secre- tary. Activities - Hi-Tri lg Chorus 1, 25 Crimson 3g Bowling 3. . . Afdenz. ANTHONY PIQUETTE 762 Arcade Avenue, Seekonk Nickname - Sonny. Activities - NX'restl- ing 2, 3. . . Slick. ALBERT ERNEST PULLANO 83 Sweet Briar Avenue, Riverside Nickname - Al. Ambition - Air Force. Activities -- Football l, 2. . . Conrinring. 95 ' X BEVERLY ANN PROPATIER 52 Peck Street, Seekonk Nickname - Charleston. Ambition - Bookkeeper. Activities H Softball 23 Bowll ing 5. . . Exullarzl. i 'U' ALICE SHIRLEY POTTER 1 Cobb Street Nickname - Sue. Ambition - Telephone Operator. . . Rerlrairzed. FRANK XAVIER PRIEST 16 Edgewood Drive, Barrington Nickname - Tarzan. Ambition - Navy, Activities - Hi-Y 2, 3. . . Seriouf. Wd,CQQUuJ, fi. RICHMOND RUSSELL READ 115 School Street Seekonk RosAL1xE MARX RAPOSA 391 Warren Axenue hlckname Roz Ambmon Secre tarnal XY ork Actnltres Bowlmg 1 Svummmg jabbemock 7 Cnmson 3 Tnnme 1 Adzpluble I hfARjORlII ELLA RASCH lN clcname Rnch Ambmon Farme 76 Orl0 A160116 Actnmes 1 7 3 A e I Imcknamc Margxe Ambmon Offlfe HARvEx WHEELER READ 90 XX nllett Avenue Ruersrde Ambmon To enloy llfe Actnmes Cross Country 1 Football 3 Hockey 1 o Ll rn ball lNor1ffJz1u1I ff' Aucr Srrvms READ 15-46 lull Rncr Annum Qcckonk Nuknlmc Al Ambxtxon Secretary Aatnmcs H1Tr1 1 Bovllmg 1 7 OC nal Commxttcc 7 Puturc Commlttee 5 Dorzle Wcmrk Actnmes Bovslmgl 3 H1 Tn 1 Minstrel 1 Tovsnle 7 5 Crrmson Staff 5 Dfllgblful EVELXN MARGERY RAY 7 Vanderland Awenue Ixnckname Margxe Ambmon dc-udcd Actnxtxcs n 1 5 State Band 7 3 R I Musn Festna 1 3 Frcmh Clu Box-slung.. 5 Aftflfulflul I If A 'A F . 7' - . , ' ' . - f .134 ' 2: ' -1 ' 1 gEEA dp. f - 3 - - 7 Q: Q , I fy., . J ,f I lil' I -V 2. . I ' . . ., ', , , h .I .. -Un. 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MLS- MARGARET CLAIRE RODERICK 33 Larchere Drne Rumford Nukname Peaches AmbItIon Arr Force Actnrtres Canteen CommIttee 2 DoLoREs MARIE ROCHA 77 Purchase Street Nnckname Spuggre AmbItIon Court Stenographer ActIvItIes I rl 7 Lxbrary Auvulxary 7 Bowlmg 3 Crrmson Staff 3 Complarenl Rm xrowo RFID 79 XY'cstmor Auenue RIxersIde 'mckname Ray AmbItIon Arr Force Actnmes Indoor Track 1 7 Captam 2 Outdoor Tratk 1 7 Captam 7 Cross Country 7 3 HIY 7 3 Swxmmmg 3 Ftlflje ANN EILEEN RICHARDSON 1 Moody Street Rumford AmbItIon College Act1vItIes Tenms 1 Bowlmg 1 7 HI TrI 1 2 jabberwock 7 Baseball 7 Svummrng 7 Nommatmg Commrttee 3 Assembly CommIttee 5 Townre 2 3, Crrmson 3 Benrgn NANCY JOAN REYNOLDS 31 Argyle Avenue RIwersIde NIckname lNanc AmblflOn Nurse ActIvItIes xxlrng 7 3 HITII 2 Ban 1 7 3 Crrmson 3 Socral om mrttee 2 jabberwock 2 3 ScIence Club 5 Ga RANK RICCARDI 85 Irvmg Avenue Nrckname Rrcky AmbItIon Secretary of Treasury ActIvItIes Rmg Commxttee 2 Football 7 3 Nommatmg COmmltfCC 3 Roguub I 0 . I ' 0 in . . . Ir1e.x'w.1ble. A ' A - B0 ' V -- 1 I' A , 3' d , -. 5 ' 3 ' C - . . . j. . V-L ' 3 ff VZ, . ... hu- . A . EDITH Rose SHANLEY 104 Vine Street Nickname Edie Ambition Nurse 2 French Club 3 Crimson 3 Panent DoLomzs RosA 40 Brightndge Avenue Nickn imc How dy Ambition School of Design Activities Bowling 1 7 3 Cheerleader 7 3 junior Class Vice President junior Nominating Committee junior Ring, Committee unior Social Com mittee Crimson Staff Townie Staff 2 3 Swimming Club 1 '7 3 Softball 1 2 H1 ARCHIL LEO ROY Tri 1 Tennis Team 1 2 3 Jabberwock 1 4 Blandmg Avenue 7 H1H HiTri Minstrel 1 Girls Trackl Nickname Archie Ambition Aero D .-il... PAUL FRANCIS SCHWAB 110 Crovln Avenue Ambition Business Manager Sum e Romsnr SAHAGIAN 119 Burgess Avenue Nickname Bob Ambition Music Career Sturdy NANCY VioLA SAUNDERS 373 North Broadway Rumford Nickname Ixance Ambition Office Wcmrk Actnities Bowling 1 Swim ming 1 Crimson Plthlllilg l I U . 0 O .,,r' i A Q ' - ' . U - R. I. - V! I A A ,' V i .l i V i ' Q ' V y' . -.l 3 , 3 l ':. Activities - Hi-Tri-2, 33 Swimming Club - ' - 9'1 1lf' nautical Engineer. . ..Dmll. - J. If I f . K JOAN BARBARA SHAW 510 Fall Rner Avenue Seekonk NIckname jo AmbIt1on Novelxst bberwock Actrvrtles Bowlmgl 2 3 ja 1 2 3 Towme 2 3 CrImson Secretary 3 Chorus 7 Socxal Commxttee 3 HI Tn 1 jubzlanl LLOYD CABRAL SMITH 325 Bullocks Pomt Avenue RIversIcle NIckname Smxtty AmbItIon Navy Afnuxmg 6 'x EILEEN KATHERINE SKOEER 1568 Fall Rrver Avenue Seelconk NIckname I AmbIt1on Telephone O erator Actnmes French Club 2 3 P Chorus 3 Bowlmg 3 Consefzaine RICHARD NILE SILVA 18 Mxddle Street RIversIde Actor Nrckname Dxck Ambltlon l b Act vItIes Semor Play 1 Bowlmg C u I 3, Projector Operator 1 2 Zealou: MARGARET HILIDA SILVA 619 Warren Avenue Nrckname Margle Amb1t1OH FashIon Illustrator Actrvntres Swxmmmg Bowlmg 2 Care ree RICHARD LUCAS SILVA 61 Elder Street RIversIcle Ick AmbItIon Auto Mechamc Ea y going Nxckname D I 0 . . ' 0 E6 ,' . ' ! ' ' A l A 1 I I I Q I v I v 1 1 , I . -1 I - - A' , I I . . . - . . 15 I A mf? I , - 'A ' I 3 A ' . .. - ' . , ... ' 1 ' ' . , . . . - 'VLJ all:-4.0-J to ANNA MAY SOUZA C Toi' 153 Quarry Strect Nrcknamc Poodles Ambmon Off1ce work Attnvmcs Bowlmg 3 Svum son 3 Tenms 7 Chorus 1 Demure DONALD JOHN SOLSA 35 Sharon Strcc-t Iwcknamc Don Ambmon Profe sronal Golfer Abfe S MARGARET ELISL SMITH 761 Terrace Axenue Rncrsrde Ixrcknamc Aili.lglC Ambmon Smgcr Actnrtrc-s Spccxal Chorus 1 H1 Trl 3 abberxxockl 7 3 Mmstrell Svummlng 3 G1 led SHARON SMITH 990 Pawstutket Aunuc Rumford NItkrI.1rm Smrttx All'll7lIlUl'1 Sure tary Attrxrms Bcmlrng, 1 7 HIT1 1 Nr!! LIARJORIF ALIIIN SMITH 79 Fuller Strcct Scelconk Nrcknamc Smrtty AmbItIOrI Prrvate scmhly COmmIttee 7 3 Ibhcrwxork l 2 Mmstrnl 1 HI Trl 1 Spuul Chorus 1 Tlferind RAI MONII GEORGE SMITH 669 North Broadv 'Iy Imckname Smrtty Ambrtron decrded Attnrtres J V Football j V Basketball 1 Football 7 3 CO captarn 3 abbervsotk 7 3 Rugged MALL ,llA. L kwwxj Mm ,WWI I O Q O O I f X X . I . ' , .- f ff x I 7 A ,,, 1.2, 31 ' .-..3 ' ,2g .wfffffj - I' ' 3 ..A1QA ' I l ' ' 5 ' V Q '7 . 2 '- ' 9 'l' A-'ff-Is TT' . ming 2g jabbcrwock 2g Baseball 2g Cnm- iluuslrl dllmlsr I Jlowqmf' xl' As, I - 9 5 ' -21 'T 1 - . - . A' - ' . - Un- J ' ' -, . s-X, W 1 ff V. . V. .4 T 'A V . Y Y -L V-xr. I LTIITOIN HIIJIIX STIINJ Imckname Mxlt Ambmon cl Lelmrely 1? JOAN SOLZA 29 Flcmmg Avenue 'Nrtknamc jo Ambltron Laboratory Technruan Actnxtrcs Bowllng., 1 Soft b 1 Lrbrary Auxllxary 7 H1Tr1 2 Crrmson Paine Y 37 Shore Road Rncrsxdc LORRAINE MAY SOUZA Lndecld 65 Leonard Avenue NORhlAN ROLAND STARKE 85 Allerton Avenue Imtknamc lNorm Ambxtxon Radxo Perl rn L SUMNYER STACY 41 Washrngton Street Warren Nxckname Stac Ambmon College Amvmes Indoor Track 7 3 Outdoor Track 7 3 Lfkeable Nrckname Lorey Ambmon Secre tary Actrvxtres Bowlmgl 7 3 Track mrttee 7 Amm ned LOUISF MAY SOUZA 63 Leonard Avenue Nickname Lou Ambmon Nurse Actrvrtnes Track 1 Softball 2 Bowl mg 1 7 President 7 jabberwock Z 3 Chorus 1 Congemal I I . ' C . '? I 7 7 all , 23A A ' . ' ' -g '-l ' g e . . . A '. l ' - , ' ' - . 5 13 labberwock 25 Softball 22 Ring Com- 6' ' f A sf 1 .Ji GAIL ELIZABETH STEVENS 207 Arcade Avenue, Seekonk Nickname - Stevie. Ambition - Nursing. Activities - Hi-Tri 2, 35 Secretary 33 Swimming 1, 2. 53 Nominating Committee 55 jabberwock 2, 33 Crimsong Assistant Editor. . . Delightful. 95 x '5 Hmm HYDE SWEET 1169 Bullocks Point Avenue. Riverside Nickname - Babe. Ambition - Nurse . . .A1mrmg. .P RONALD JOSEPH THOMAS 25 Lancaster Street Seekonk Nxckname Kubba Ambrtron NNY Actnrtxes Rrfle Club 1 2 u u Q. NICHOLAS EARL TABLER 20 Smxth Street Rnversrde N1ckname Nrck Ambmtron Good ob Actrvntnes Rxffe Club 1 7 Sleadfart DALE ANTHONY THHE 7 Sprague Avenue Rrversrde xckname Gooch Ambmon Navy Dlf ldent MARY JANE TERRA 15 Perry Street Seekonk Nickname Freckles Ambrtxon Comptometer Operator Actxvxtles Chorus 2 Bowlmg 2 3 Pxcture Commrttee 3 Towme 2 3 Crxmson 3 Petne 3' GEORGE COSTA TAvAREs 203 Martm Street Nrckname Tnger Ambntron Crvxl Engmeer Actxvmes H1 Y 1 Vxwd EVELYN ELAINE TAYLOR 99 Earle Avenue Rrversnde Nxckname Sus Ambmon Commercxal Artrst Actrvmes B n 1 2 3 e B n 1 2 3 Solo Ensemble 2 3 H Tn 1 2 3 Swxmmmg 1 3 Bowlmg 1 abberwockl 2 3 Genteel O , . I A - -. I . . - J I 1 l,...Vf11f1- f ff ' ff' ' .QCA A A 4:7r:5.F.f ,y,2zg, R 4 ' 5- , . , ' Y I N' - . - . - if ' A,,,, . . .. . . . . 'f' . - ' - '. - ad , , gStat 21 d , . 1 , s i- J , , , . , JAM EIIZABETH VFYLRA 9 Merrrll Street Ambmon Teacher Actnntxes Bowl mgl 7 3 Canteen Commrtteel 2 Rlng Commrttee 2 Crrmson 3 Jabberwoclc 2 Cwzgezzml mf Nfmcu EIIZABIIIH TRACY I9 Fuller Strut Sulconlc Imtknarne Num Ambrtnon Secre tural Work Actxutnci H1 Tr: 1 Trea cr Bomllngl 3 Surulr 7 hall 7 1Nomnnat1ng, Commrttce 7 Jabber Sta 3 Agile JOHN ROBERT VEADER 70 Sharon Street Nickname Bump Ambltron Wealth Actrvmes Football l 7 5 Baseb ll 1 2 3 Nomxnatxng Commnttee 7 3 COPllldEIIf WILLIAM MARSHALL TUCKLR 31 Austm Avenue Nnkname Bull Ambrtlon College Actnvmes j V Basketball 1 Arfumffd Illflg DAMIL TRAFICARTE Af 35 Prospect Street Nrckname Traf Ambmon Chemrcal Engmeer Actrvntxes Football 7 3 jab berxxoek 7 Campalgn Manager 7 Malbematlml Lots LORRAINE TUCKER 66 Orlo Avenue Nukname Lo Ambrtron Telephone Operator Actrvxtrcs Swrmmmg 7 Bowl mf., 3 Glfllffllllf m2'm.,. ,,ff Q?' C ,I C 1'. , 1- , ' ' T - 7 sur'g ' .2.,g. -4y-gBase- 5 1 -3 Y ' K ' Y ' A -2 - woclc 1, 2. 55 Townie 2. 39 Crimson vt 4 1 . 1 . . . . Y I Y 4 ' , ,,, 3 ' , Q ' . -A I .. 1 . . I, , . . A . .. - My L - -, . . . l , .. M- . 1 M Q 3 Y ., - r .. -Q u -I, my I I . 'I 1 D . - . . -Q - ' I D Y 4 . . . ELSIE VLLRA 50 M111 Road Scekonk Ambntxon Secretanal Work Actnvxtxes Towme 2 5 Crnmson 3 Nomxnatmg Commlttcc 3 Cdpllidflllg E2:'z1,,f:'1a2::1 lZiZf,'ZfR BEVEEEE EEMNE WADE bl 220 Rlverslde Dnve Rxversxde slcknarni Hank TAmVmeS Assem Y Nxckname Bev Ambxtxon College Umm o0m3 'wlmg Actnvltxes Bowlmg 2 3 Junior Socnal Sezmble JAMES josEPH WALL GEORGE WILLIAM WALKER 79 S1xth Street 25 Ash Street Rxversxde Ntckname jay Ambmon Ixavy NlCkH8mC Goe Ambxtxon Mechamc V6fb0It Pfoflnenl Rox NLD GEORGE WALKER 117 Sutton Avenue Nxckname Dad Ambntlon Undeclcl ed Actnxtxes Basketball l 2 3 Pfofznenl I U . 0 ' . 0 4 W' . I . A V i lvl l . . . i ' 5 Committeeg Crimson 3g l7rench Club 3. . . 5' C . 1 . ' ' Z 7 , , . I 1 l l I l h- I . CN I .P JOAN ANN WILKINSON 51 Wfaterman Avenue Nickname - joan P. Q. Ambition - join the Waves with Elaine. Activities - Bowl- ing 1. 2, 3, Hi-Tri lg junior Achievement 33 Jabberwock 2g Minstrel 1. . . Expreirire. FREDERICK CONRAD WIEGAND 3 Pleasant Street, Seekonk Nickname - Buddy. Ambition - Auto Mechanic. Activities - Rifle Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 2. . . Good-matured. SIDNEY KERR WEBBER 81 Blanding Avenue Nickname - Big Sid. Ambition Machinist. Activities - Baseball U and Varsityj 1, 2. . . Cwutruftize. 95 CAROLYN WEDDELI. 270 Roger Williams Avenue, Phillipsdale Nickname - Swede. Ambition -Reception ist. Activities - Majorette 2, 33 Bowling 1, 2, 33 Townie 2, 53 Chorus 1, 2g As sembly 2, 31 Crimson 3. . . Delightful. ROBERT S. WHITE 64 Prospect Street Nickname - Wlhitey. Ambition -- Machin- ist. Activities - j. V. Basketball lg Foot- ball 3. . . Alert. JUDITI-I ELAINE. WHITE 9 Hall Street Nickname - Judy. Ambition - Secre- tary. Activities - Band 1, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 5...Keer1. P Q r gan? if ARTIEIUII BENJAMIN WILLIAMS 107 Ivy Street Nhckname Art AmblY1On College ActIvItIes A State Band 1 3 l New England Band 1 2 3 State ol and Ensemble Festnal 1 'P 3 New Eng land Solo and Ensemble Festwal 1 2 3 um Mayor 3 B cl 1 3 N n and Band Fetnal 1 Admmzble JANE OTIS YORK 41 WhItcomb Road RIxersIde NIclcname Blondne Ambmon Mat- nage Efferfefrenl AUSTIN WILLIAM WYNOCK 61 Freeborn Avenue AmbItIon Accountant ACIIVIIICS Hockey 2 3 Colaerenz MARY RECINA WOTTON 24 Seventh Street N1ckname MarIe Amb1tIon lf Force ACIIVIKICS Bovslxng 1 'P 3 Lzgbl hearted O Y I4 - . M - . - ll- ,2, gA1 ' ' f .,: S0 Dr '2,san,2,gew Egl s ,2, 3... 1 QR K I I Xl Xl .x Lianne Good Judy Gooding Shir T L 99 ley Parker Jeanne Bom,-, ,, . Viv X . 4 - I .Q ,f f GW. ? kf I G Y I Joe Arruda Ray Smlfh :,'if:r9'- .4. Jane+ Peck ' 1 I-.2 Marilyn Mafullo rl 1 in Lor. Barbara Dorr .Rf .4 J' 7 NUM: Dick Chrysiie Alice Read J' Janef George Linda Marcoffe PM Hea'Y N'3nCy Harris Margery Ray I ,. 8 .K Conme Lormg Anna Hogan Claire Marof Lf Underclass men If jcrufh msqours for one momeni of ml el can make a crealor oul of a parroi: Then lf mag be H12 mos'c precious hour of gour lnfe F M051 ff YQ fi J fx H STORY Y W C ,F k 'If ij - ff-' L M7 - -Miss I F? 3 . f ,T ,xxx CLASS of 1954 We the class of 54 haxe had many great accompllshments We started off the year under the capable dlrectxon of Mr Lura Sellew our advnsor by electmg our class officers There were days and nrghts of wondermg who would wm and then on the mght of the Inaugural Ball we heard the news ack Rnblero was elected presldent jane Ormiston vrce presndent Raymond Fxtton treasur er and Carol Hayward secretary Sports have played a great part ln our lnves On the football team Bxlly Dann has been playing frrst strung full back for two years There have been many other promrsmg players such as Don Gustav son Bob Marrs Don Travers Charlie Church ack Rnbrero and Everett Mc Danrels On the Basketball court Bob Nuttall jack Rlblero and Steve D Aquarr have sparked the team fi is fe trivia few we 5-W Carol Hayward jane Ormnston Raymond Frtton Mrs Sellew and jack Rlblero confer about the jumor Prom Featured on the hockey team were Don Gustavson Steve Damelson Walt Bury and Carl johnson Last but not least there was Red Fntton who drd such a good job of guarding the goal The track stars were Kenny Allen and Bob Malrs Our four glrls who helped cheer the teams on to vxctory were Maureen Maynard Luz I-lollrs Lula Ray and Barbara Barsamlan Up front of the band were four more sparklmg personahtres jane Berghman Shxrley Mercurno Anna Chrn and Evelyn Rocha our majorettes Many of our classmates have been scholastxc leaders as you can tell the sxze of the honor roll Those at the top of thrs lust were Robert Brnllhart jane Ormlston joan anc' Judy Rrelly Robert Nuttall Angela Carxalaro and Raymond Anderson We shall always remember the youal manner of Pat Whrtney the qulet ways of Don Gustavson and the henght of Dennxs Sxmlgrom Most of all we shall cherxsh the memory of all our classmates especxally thexr socxable ways and wlllmgness to help thenr fellow students 3 v , ' , v i ' . . 1 I' V . . in K . , 3 g , , 3 7 l a 1 ' 5 7 ' 1 . 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Kxrlwy 1 M L X N x 1 L n mi FISH: XY here: new1.lu.1s.Ircbl,rn,,.1ntlmfmturc wrncr, -'-X rf-.v g Our industrious reporters hring sthool news to light. Getting the paper around---the job of the circulation department. ii:- NEVUS REPORTERS llarhara Carpenter. -loan Shaw, Mary-'lane Terra. Barbara Dubois. Mary- ann Cahir. Carolyn XX'eddell and Grate Metts, SPORTS REPORTERS Nancy Traty. Ditl-1 Derderian, Marilyn Maynard and Linda Marcotte. FEA'I'L'RE REPURTERS gf' Carol Lowensohn, Marjorie Rasth, Thersa Londers, Nanny Harris. and Claire Lydon. 1 BUSINESS MANAGERS janet George and Rose Marie LaCroix. CIRCULATION Judy Blatkwell, -latqueline Brown and Rose Iwfarie Bagdasarian. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Our financial wizards straighten matters out. Madeline Pereira, Marlyn Matullo. Cartoonist. Dolores Rosag Photo- graphers. Rithard Day. Sumner Stacy. Carl Danielson. 7? 1' F Dacia Libutti and Marilyn Giese. Editors talk it over. Sophomore Editor. Carol Fascio. 1 wlth Richard Arruda. Patricia jaeome. Grate Metts. Olga Fer- reira. Donald Dias. judith Blatkwell, jarqueline Brown. Anna May Souza. Barbara jansen. Lianne Good. Leonora Galante. Doris Ferris. Marilyn Goyey, Helen Martins, Nanny Tracy. Helen Flanders. Helen Mello, jean O'Brien, Dolores Rotha. joan Souza. Helen Quattrueci. Marjorie Rasth. Louise Duarte. Elsie Viera, Maryann Cahir, Shir- ley Phillips. Richard Derderian. Mary jane Terra. Dorothy Carlson. Nanev D'Amito. Virginia Healy. Carol Lowen- sohn, Virginia Bradley. Anthony Gomes. Claire Nuttall, Barbara johnson, Naney Saunders. Audrey Perry. Shirley Parker. Rosemarie Corolla. Philip Magaldi. judy Gooding, Claire Marot, Myrtle Parker. Edith Shanley. Dolores jani- gan. Anna Hogan, Claire Lydon, Barbara Lydon. Patricia Harrington. janet George, Nancy Harris, Patrieia Healy, Ann Riehardson. Rosaline Rapoza. Linda Cadmus. Cindy cle Barros. Constance Loring, Coleman Levine, Carolyn Wfeddell. jane Veyera. Evelyn Taylor. Dirk Mosher. Dick King. Rose Marie Bagdasarian. Carole Gustin. Marjorie Harris. Nanty Reynolds. Pristilla Phieffer. Barbara Dorr. joan Sawyer, Lucille Eontes. Patritia Eontes. Norma De Falco. Mania Lepsiombe, Ann rynaaox. Eileen Farrell. joan Baker. Elizabeth Hollis. jane Berghman. Shirley Merturio. Sandre Almeida. Gloria Tarneo, Barbara Barsamian. hfuriel Vfhittingslow, Beverly Smith, Sylvia Carson. Anna Val- lante. Alire Anderson. Lois Allen. Gail Hawkins. Leila jane Ray. Georgia Vfhitehead, Mary Ann Mainland. Bar- bara Skillings. Elizabeth Frost. Mary LeClaire. Patricia Leddy. Claire Lyman. Marjorie Ahern. jane Ormiston, Mar- iorie Lamson. june Harrington. Bernard Riehard. Eleanor McDaniel. janiee Barbien. Roseanne Allienello. Margery Pyle. Sandra Karouz. Helen Mellen. Terry Garille. Roberta Earle. Ada Carbonneau, Lois Eriekson. Elaine Barard. Carpenter and Gail Stevens. '-sb.. ' Editor. Marilyn Giese with assistants Dacia Libutti, Barbara Literary Editor. Sybil Hennessey and Art Editor, Dolores AC ES C is cas ant when dxsmmssal Y me rolls fx Y o meek f WL cmd. talk M and Im, VW X OK COH1111011 ground Q 0 H Ii 'X 'M1 AQ Jgaixi ff J T ' ' LL: i Wouncl, J Q 2' Senior- pfom A 1 fv A 1 l , 7 N2 X'-X! yf-ff J qi QE.. X Chiu mas or 67 ag .sa 0 5 f fn N 0 0 '13 .... 2- VN I Q 1 H if A Q x AQ. x -. Xi E -L -sa J I 'J R A EQIOF Class 'PX3 : his AQL- Show fx' X .. 0059 W as 1 3 X! An informal meeting of the Science Club. THE SCIENCE CLUB Keeping in time with the current science age, the students of East Providence form- ed a Science Club. Under the supervision of Mr. james A, Garvey, the group elected the following officers: Robert Tavares, presidentg Janice Wfhipple, vice presidentl Rich- ard XY'iberg, treasurerg and jean Nichols, secretary. Other members of this industrious group were jane and 'ludith Reilly, Elaine Berard. and Craig Drake. This group was started mainly to prepare projects for the Science Fair, which is held in March of each year at the Brown Gymnasium. These students worked individually and in groups to perfect several displays for this annual showing. The students achieving highest awards received points which go toward the Science Fair scholarship when graduating from high school. IIN L nie Miss Perkins begins the meeting of the French Club. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Fourteen French-minded girls gathered every other Tuesday afternoon at the meeting of the French Club to discuss Franch customs and language. With the help of Miss Katherine Perl-zins, the advisor, even the most elementary of French phrases took on meaning, for all conversation was conducted in French. In spite of the humorous difficulties at the first meeting, the girls managed to understand enough to elect the following officers: Eileen Skober, presidentg Doris Ferria, vice presi- dent, Virginia Yuro, secretaryg Constance Loring, treasurerg and Beverly Wfade, social committee chairman. At the December meeting, Le Cercle Francais held a Christmas party at which all the members exchanged gifts. French carols were sung, and special music was provided by Virginia Yuro, who sang jeunes Filles. On Valentine's Day, time group tried their talent at composing French verse for Valen- tines which they exchangedg and in the spring Le Cercle Francais staged a big Mardi Gras. 'MNH lfri-m Illls matliine nznsit ls broadtast In tht taleteria. 6 5 r 1- Q- -q QU' i '- -1.3 Wlith Mr .lameson are the boys who worked so diligentlv throingli-wut the year, THE CONTROL ROOM XY'e are very fortunate in having suth a well-equipped tontrol room in our new school. It's many uses are both pleasurable and educational. By means of the publit address system, announeements can be made to the whole school or to individual elassrooms. During the lunch periods. retordinius of various types ot' musit have been broadtast. Vile also have been able to hear historital events. suth as the inauguration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. ln the control room are two radios, AM. and FM., a retord player. two tape re- corders, three portable movie projettors, and six strip film projettors. At either side of the main room are two radio studios. where tape retordings tan be made. ln order to have this equipment used properly. it is netessary to tlioose students who have had some e:-:periente along these lines. Underthe supervision of Mr. Goodwin. Mr, Jameson, and Mr. Carson. boys are being taught to operate the tiatilities. The control room has been an import- ant feature of our new sthool, Not only has it brought the administration in tloser Contatt with the student bodv. but it has also been a thannel for edutational and entertaining programs, 4? fu: Mr Carson and committee members discuss future programs. Time out from planning to pose for the photographer ..... THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The hands of the big clock read 8:35 as we entered the auditorium, not a small gym- nasium in a junior high school crowded with hard uncomfortable chairs, but our very own spacious theater, equipped with soft cushioned chairs, carpeted floors, and pleasant- ly colored walls. We walked in to music, supplied either by records coming from the control room in the rear or by the organ before the stage. We sat down and awaited the program which acquainted us with our fellow students by means of education as well as entertainment. But did we realize the work of the patient, ever original assembly com- mittee advised by Mr. Leslie Carson?: Whether the program consisted of a pep rally for the big game , the jovial Dr. I.Q. quiz, Two for the Money, Wfinner Take All, a Talent Show, or Honors Day recog- nition of our Senior scholars, we always enjoyed our weekly assemblies and left each one looking forward to the next. Now, as the hands of the clock tell us that the school year is just about ended, we'd like to thank the assembly committee for the fine work theylve done to bring us the consistently entertaining and educational programs that we enjoyed throughout the year. The members of this committee were Patricia Checchia, Donna Russo, Richard Mosher, Robert Lee, Claire Nuttall, Ann Richardson, Ann Hogan, Peter Voccio and David johnson. C Auf' , I 1 J THE CHORUS Although music has changed from Mozart to be-bop it still holds its magic potent. Truly our chorus has added much to the enjoyment of the curriculum of our new school. Meeting four times a week under the direction of Miss Hope Smith, the six classes which comprised the chorus learned how to harmonize well, improve their technique of singing, and greatly deepen their appreciation of the great composers and their music. Tuesdays during home room period, the Special Chorus, consisting of thirty voices from the large group of one hundred twenty-five, met to study the more detailed techni- que of singing and to work on solos for the concerts. We shall never forget the wonderful singing the chorus gave us in the Christmas As- semblyg and those who listened to its Christmas recording on WHIM will agree that in our chorus we have a superior group of voices. sb -et XHFNQ, ' . 'Q xx YxE', . xfve A rehearsa of the c orus the of Miss Smith. In the spring we were again thrilled by a special assembly in which the chorus render- ed Latin songs and selections from Portugal, France, Spain, and Germany. The art department provided the background paintings for the assembly. As in other years the chorus made its annual recording for the Treasury Department,- United States Savings Bonds Division, in cooperation with station WEAN. Recorded in April, the program is broadcast the following fall. Through the school year the chorus and its soloists have participated in various other assemblies. The program presented at Easter was a wonderful example of this. Through their many efforts, the chorus certainly has proved that music, like time, is a never ending, ever lasting, part of our lives. s S. . . , -4J:.?, Nh sw. THE WATER FOLLIES of 1953 Our beautiful, gigantic swimming pool'was appropriately dedicated in january by an unusual school event. a water show. Under the direction of Mrs. Alice' Sullivan and Mr, Rox' Vfatmou th. the cast of eighteen girls and ewentv boys. chosen from swimming classes. presented fitteen acts. Included in these acts were water ballet, a diving exhibition. and swimming races. As special attractions. Kerry Donovan. Rhode Islands outstanding swimmer. gave a demon- stration of his skillg and Carl Slader 'ave a canoe and surf board exhibition. Our band , . . fa . . , provided music and the majorettes gave a colorful exhibition. This spectacular event was something new to East Providence. and because it was so successful, there will probably be more shows of this kind in the years to come. The east of swimmers included Lorraine Gallup, Beth Brightman, Virginia Healy, Gail Gustavson, Lianne Good, Dacia Labutti, Barbara johnson, Marilyn Maynard, Barbara Gillooly, Kuni Kreutel, Roberta Earl, Myrna Keenan, Barbara Santos. Carol Hodgson Dorothy Carlson janet George Gail Stevens Niary Giles XX'ilIiam Dovle Robert Mairs Michael Mollo Edward Dunn Edward Keenan Robert Riley Birsan Kazarian Ray Barrie Ray Souza Robert ohnson Thomas Cummings Ernest Lriclcson Donald Lewis Ray Simmons ames XXarren NX illiam forrv Robert Giles Robert Pier so William Tucker and Sumner Stacy L ey, Above are cuts from our 1953 XX'ater Show. showing the high diving. the boys and the opening number. and the directors. Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. XVatmough. tem K yluyj Vx , X. WINNERS-Barbara Carlson. Ann.Eckert, Priscilla Pfieffer. Virginia Yuro. winners in the New Eng- land Solo and Ensemble Festival. l f 1 ,D BAND MEMBERS Valerie Petlc. Pristilla Pfeiffer. ,lanet Pratt. Kenneth Rainey, Margaret Ray. Naniy Reynolds. Patrieia Samuels, Edward Senna. Barbara Skillings. William Smith. An- thony Soldano. William Smith. Raymond Sousa, Robert Steitz. Evelyn Taylor. Sheila Thompson. Donald Traxers. William Turner. Nanty Veitth, Frank Vintent. Elaine Viveirous. Leonard Walker. William West. -ludith XX'hite, Arthur Williams. ,lerry Williams. Fred Baker. Yfalter Crotker. Dolores Faria. Consiante Gibson. Rinhard Harris. Valda Hilton. Leona Kenworthy. Kuni Kreutel. Robert Smedberg, Gloria Arruda. joseph Arruda. Nanty Arzouyan. Donald Babbit. Susanne Baker. Gail Ballou. Charles Barney. Robert liridgford. lieth llrituhtmon. barbara Carlson. liarbara Champlin. Richard Chrystie. Carolyn Coles, Ronald Collins. Constance Conti. Raymond Currin. Steve Danielson. Don Daubney, 'lohn Duarte. Ann Etkert. Carolyn Enos. Margaret Faume. Alite lferriera, lfunice Fratus. Mary Giles. Aria Goodwin. Bette Goodwin. Conrad Greer, Carole Gustin. Robert Guertin. .ludith Hammarlund. joan Harrison, Robert Hilton. Robert Lee, Donald Lewis, Harold Lewis. Jeanette MacDonald. Phillip Magaldi. Mary Ann Mainland. Beverly Mansfield. Vfilliam Mellom. Ann hlitthell, hliahael lwlollo. Richard Mosher, Nanty Mullervy. Mary Nunes. james Pachefo. Dorothy Pavo. THE BAND REHEARSES QV With President. Richard Mosher, are Paul johnson. Richard Arruda. Raymond Reid. Everett Chapman. and Paul Henault. HI-Y During the year 195253. the Hi-Y had one of its most prosperous and active clubs. Because of increased membership, a sophomore club was started later in the year. Richard Mosher was the capable and active president of the senior club. Asa sisting him were the following: Paul johnson, vice president. Richard Arruda, secretary, Raymond Reid. treasurer, Everett Chapman, chaplain, and Paul Henault, scribe. The group was guided by Mr. Ralph E. Miller. As in the past, the club sent boys to the Older Boys' Conference in Holyoke, Massachusetts. The delegates. Dich Mosh- er, Paul johnson, Dick King, Bill Davis, Dick Arruda and joe DaRocha, heard one of the finest guidance professors in the country, Doctor Frank B. Slutz of Day- ton, Ohio. They also enjoyed the Satuiuay night game. the lavish banquet, discussion groups, and the opportunity to meet other Hi-Y members from New England. On the social calendar, the Hi-Y ran the annual Hi-Y-Hi-Tri Minstrel, and placed a clever skit in the jabberwock. A mystery ride. a dance planned by social chairman Dick King, and a chicken pie sale boosted the profits of the club and were grand fun, The members of the basketball team, Bob Tucker. Edric Bates. Dick King, Fred Sunderland, Dick Mosher and Bill Davis, had a very successful year, winning their most decisive victory 37 to 11 over Saint Marks Church team. At their meetings, held at Central junior High School, the boys were entertained and informed by guest speakers, and through movies on dating, armed service, college life, etiquette, and sports. XX'e are proud of the achievements future club members. v,.n:ax.l!m5: 'fk of 'the Hi-Y and wish continued success to Mr. Miller and THE HI-TRI As time marches on, we look back on another successful year of the HiATri, again ably supervised by Miss Charlotte Williams. The officers elected to help her were: Sybil Hennessey, president, Georgia Whitehead, vice president, Gail Stevens, secretary, and Mary LeClaire, treasurer. Throughout the year this club sponsor- ed various activities, including dances, the biggest of which was the Christmas Formal held in our school cafeteria. It was planned by the social committee which included jane Ormiston, jane Berghman, Helen Flanders, Barbara john- son, Virginia Healy, Dorothy Carlson, and Claire Nuttall, who served as chair man The dance was a bi success and a ' S good time was had by all who attended it. Whitehead' and Mary Leclaire- The program committee planned various social gatherings at which the girls played games and had refreshments. This year the girls attended lectures given at the Y.W.C.A. to help them in planning their future. With all the members attending the club meeting and social gatherings and helping out in all the projects, this was certainly a successful year for the Hi-Tri. The Hi-Tri Club meets in the new home management room. From right to left are Sybil Hennessey, Gail Stevens, Georgia fi 'vu ix :',Ef!Imf1'y 1?t' 1, q 5 'I is - 1' 41.1.5 UI. n Miss Carroll supervises the Garden Club as they make Christmas decorations. THE GARDEN CLUB The Garden Club, supervised by Miss Gladys Carroll, unlike other clubs, has no of- ficers. It consists of a small group of girls and boys who meet each Tuesday during home room periods, they spend two hours weekly working in the green house. The group has learned how to take care of plants, and how to root cuttings and grow plants from seeds. They have talked and learned about the different kinds of plant media At Christmas time the group worked together to make Christmas wreathes, dish gar- dens, and other decorations. In the future, Miss Carroll hopes to obtain a small plot of land so that the club may be able to have its own garden. Fx XX XX Garden Club member works in our new green house. I X M.,-' 4-if N 2' Carl Danielson, Sumner Stacy and Richard Day work in the new photo lab Although this club was organized rather late in the year, a fairly large representation of the student body attended the initial meeting. Under the supervision of Mr. Walter I. Kirby, faculty advisor, the members elected the following officers: president, Rich ard Dayg vice president, Bernard Richardg secretary and treasurer, Shirley Smith The meetings, which were held Monday afternoons after school, were devoted to ex plaining the use of various equipment. The members brought in specimens of photo graphy done on their own initiative The new school has many interesting architectural subjects which the club photograph ed. This group of students has found a media of expression which is both educational and entertaining. The informal meetings resulted in associations to be cherished in the years to come. mega - 2, is , The camera club gains experience by photographing three willing models. AS FUTURE FARMERS President joseph Mello and the 1955 FFA. officers. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is commonly known is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The FFA received its national charter in November 1928, Since then it has grown to forty-eight state associations together with Hawaiian and Puerto Rican groups. Rhode Island was the last state to receive its charter, this taking place in june, 1949. There are now six chapters in Little Rhodyf' East Providence being one of the char- ter chapters. The 1952-53 membership of the E. P. chapter consisted of twenty members-fighteen holding the Greenhand Degreeg one holding the Chapter Farmer Degreeg and one hold- ing the State Farmer Degree. Officers for 1952-53 were: president, joseph Mellog vice president, Richmond Readg secretary, David Braytong treasurer, Ralph Dorrg reporter, Donald Collinsg and sentinel, Gilbert Carpenter. Mr, Britton explains to members a new formula for soil. l K . -. J x 1 ,. 4 5, , fl' Q z . ,gr Lg: . Nancy Tracy u,k E V ' A QED Peggy Roderick . AP' b at Carole Gusiin 3 if A , ex Marilyn Maynard Barbara Johnson Xl 6 -A T I s Joe Pa h C emi : Jane York pun Edi+h Slnanley Sue Po'Her Frank Ricardi S 1 A2 Marilyn Govey is J 'N Jackie Brown l Esfher Linde I f.. 4-,a l Rira Berrlwiaume J ,J . 4 s 6 s C A V :ity 4 Gmny Healy Hennessey faill I f',' ., IFF' ...--f Yg ' 7 l ,.-4.3 4- ....-M ' Audrey Perry Ginny Davud Chan Carolyn Mowry R 990 for when the gr t TB umfe agamst g Hz wmtes not that T141 Q10 Bu! how you pla fs l 1 4 rl 0 ve., ' l !o,n Q X, 7 3- g ' y VJ: ' EAST PROVIDENCE FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL The waving of lfast Providence banners, intense excitement, confetti, and the clanging of cowbells, marked the opening of our 1952 football season. Although the team was not successful as far as vic- tories were concerned, every player lived up to the East Providence traditions of sportsmanship. E. P.'s first non-league game turned out 9-O, in favor of Aldrich. The following week we bounced back to down Gorton 28-15. The first league games ended with East Providence losing to Pawtucket East 13-7 and then defeating Hope 7-0. The Townies were outweighed and outscored the following week by Mount Pleasant, 35-7. In their next three games, the Townies suffered defeats from St. Raphael 19-6, f 1 'Lf' I .1 ii THE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Rogers 20-14. and Central'15-0. Cranston, getting off to a good start in the first half, overcame the Townies 26-O, The traditional Thanksgiving Day rivalry with LaSalle Academy ended with E. P. on the short end of a 24,0 score, although the team showed great spirit. For the thirteen senior members of the team, the turkey-day game was their last for their Alma Mater. The players who graduated were joseph Arruda and Raymond Smith, co-captains, john Clark, Robert Glover, Richard King, Coleman Levine, Antone Oliveira, joseph Pacheco, Edward Pezzelli, Harvey Read, Daniel Traficante, john Veader, and Robert White. The cheers have died. A team has been disband- ed, and another will rise in its place. Yet these boys of the 1953 football team have been our personal heroes. Time will but print them indelibly in our memories. 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Seplember 15 ,,,,,,,...................,..,,,...... Aldrich September 20 .... ..................... G orton Seplember Z7 ..... ....... P aWtuClCCI East Ormber 4 .,,..., ,.................... H Opf Ofmbef 11 ,,,4,, ,,,,,,, M ount Pleasant Orlober 18 ....... ....... S aint Raphael Ormbef 25 ..., .............. R ogers Nffrember 1 .,.... ...,,,. C erltral Noiember 15 .... ..... C ranston Norember 27 .....,.,.,..,............w., ...., L a Salle FOOTBALL TEAM 55H Robert Glover ......... ....... ..... 3 7 Charles Vucci ......... ...... 1 7 Daniel Traficante .. .... 34 Edward Pezzelli .. .... 21 Colman Levine ..... ..... 5 1 joseph Arruda .,,... ..... 2 6 Raymond Smith ...... .... 1 0 joseph Pacheco ...... .... 5 6 Lee Edmonds ...... .,.. 2 4 Anthony Texeira .---- v--.. 1 2 john Clark ..,.,............ .,.. 2 5 George Nightingale .... ..... 1 8 jack Riberio .......... .... 1 7 Steven Reynolds ..... ..... 5 0 Harvey Read ...... .... 1 4 Donald Travis ......... ..,.. 5 2 Antone Olivera ...... .... 2 3 john Veader ....... .... 3 9 David Babcock ...... .... 1 3 Alfred Ramos ...... 1,,,, 5 9 William Dann ..... ..... 2 8 Thomas Cabral ..... ,..,. 3 0 William Feori ,..... ...., 1 1 Dominic Sollito .. .,.. 49 Robert White ...... ..... Robert Mairs ...... ,,,, 3 5 Richard Lamb ......... .,... 2 9 Everett McDaniels ..... ...,. 5 8 Richard King ............ ,,.,,. 2 2 Donald Gustavson ..... ..,.. 3 1 Charles Church ..... ,,...,....,.,., 2 7 Gilbert Harris .....................,...,............,..... 16 Head Coach Vale johnson. Assistant Coach Victor Tkacs and Donat Mayard. 5 . N.. Getting ready for a game The team at practice 1 u-Y-1 'g,r.-uv' THE MANAGERS 39 ne? flag - CoACH MAYNARD ana me HOCKEY SQUAD HOCKEY TEAM Once again East Providence presented a strong. fast-moving team at the opening game of the 1952-1953 hockey season. Sparked by the outstanding playing co-captains Harvey Read and Carl Hewes plus the agile support of our wings jim Edge, Ed Pezzelli, Gerald Sullivan, Bob Ferreria, jim Maynard, Bob Holland, Charlie Wotton. Don Travers, and jeff Lindell, our team was led to victory. Don Gustavson and Dick Derder- ian ably filled the position of centers. With the superb performance of our goalies Bob Peterson, Ray Fitton, and Carl Hewes and the excellent defense work of Harvey Read, Wfalter Bury, Carl johnson, Ed Rosen, Charles Hall, and 'lim Devaney it was no wonder that the TOWNIES made a successful bid for the hockey play-offs for the third con- secutive season. In the quarter finals we were out-scored by LaSalle Qin a total goal seriesj and thereby eliminated from competition in the semi-finals. For the six years the Townies have made the play-offs. Once again we had a hockey squad of which we could be proud. , -14 . 'k me nali- 5 I The Team working out at Pierce Field CROSS COUNTRY TEAM The 1952 Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Bruce Britton, had a fairly successful season despite the injuries which sidelined Captain Ray Reid, Raymond Lavertue and Robert Nuttall. Because of participation in other activities, Harvey Read was not on the squad. This was another serious reason for loss of power by the team. Although the previous misfortunes were true, we still had veterans such as fleet- footed Ken Allen and Edward Amerantes. Several very able, up and coming sophomore runners joined the squad and proved to be a threat in sozne of the big meets. In this group Coach Britton depended upon Bob Murphy, George Calise, Dick Dias, and Bill English. These boys will be a strong fac- tor in bringing victories to East Providence in future years. BASEBALL Take me out to the ball game, Batter upf Itfs time to play ball? And so began another East Providence baseball season. XY'e were very fortunate to have many seniors back from the 1952 team. Around the diamond were seniors Coleman Levine and joseph Pacheco. The senior outfield boasted of john Veader and Harvey Read. On the mound Captain john Clark. Antone Oliveira, Raymond Ormonde, and Richard King turned in first-rate pitching. Last but not least, we had just the man to guard behind the plate and call the signals, Paul Lusignan. 'A Q A I Tiff Y v E 15, -A .. In-J? , , . fic- lpfdld that p96e4YY 'S f y fy GIRLS swirvmixo crass J ' X ' sz ' if I A -1 ZX , 11 tl. If Q xJ FQ I Girls with straight, wet hair and bathing caps in hand. have become a familiar sight in the corridors of East Providence High School this year. Yes, our new high school is equipped with a beautiful, gigantic swimming pool. Swimming is part of our regular gym schedule, with separate girls and boys classes meeting once a week. We are fortunate in having able instructors: Mr. Roy Watmough, who instructs the boys, with Mrs. Alice Sullivan and Mrs. Dorothy Klenieuski as the girls instructors. Their aims are to teach every pupil swimming and the importance of water safety. Our spacious, multi-colored natatorium forms a separate section apart from the gym, so that it may be used for separate outside activities. The seating capacity in the bleachers is three hundred and fifty. The pool itself is seventy five feet long and thirty five feet wide. The depth at the shallowest part is three and one half feet. The floor of the pool is set off with white lines for racing. The high diving board is three meters high, and the low board is one meter high. The temperature of the water is maintained at SQ degrees while that of the bleachers is set for 70 degrees so that both swimmers and spectators are equally comfortable. Because of such wonderful facilities, everyone certainly enjoys swimming classes. It is hoped and expected that every student will learn to swim. r '-' Sl'-l f f-'--Yu. Splash The Swimming Class has started A c s'f 'YQ 4 X BOYS SVUIMMING CLA :S 6 Wlith Captain Barham johnson in the tcntcr .irc ltlotkwiscl I.t'il.i-.lane R.1y. -lutlith Gontlmg, l.i.1nne Good, Dolores Rom, Nauru-n lXf.iyD.iIRl. lZlif.1ht-th Hollis. li.iih.1r.i ,l.inst'n. .intl l5.irh.1rg1 Bars.imi.1n. THE CHEERLE DER Pep. spirit. tlctcrminnionf All thrtt of thcsc .tttrilwuttss wtrrt' txhihitttl hy our liycly thccrlcatlcrs this yc.1r, as they supported our teams. :mtl lcd thc st.intls in cheering. Early in thc sthool yc.ir tht' girls toultl ht fountl pmttiting nt-xy thtt-rs in tht' sptitiotis torri- Clors, sintc the gyrnnasium l'l.1Cl not yct htscn tomplctctl. Bcfort wt rttilizctl it. thc foot- h.1ll st-.ison was hcrc. anti four juniors took their platcs with tht- tiiyc st-nior tlittrltuitlcrs, Tht st-nior tht-t'rlt',1tltArs were Barlmirii Ilohnson. ttipttiin. I.i.1nnt' Ciootl. -ltitly Gootling, Barlmira -lanstn. intl Dolorts Rosi. B.trh.ir.i B.trs.1mi.1n. Elizlht-th llollis, lNl.itirttn Miy- n.irtl. .intl l.t-ila-lint R.iy wt-rt' tht, itinior mtinhtrs of tht stitgitl. Although thc footlull toiin was not NO stitttssttil .ts it h.itl hoyttl to ht-. tht yliytrs rttcixctl inspiration .intl t-ntoumgt-mtnt from thg nntiring t-tliorts ot' the girls, Thu in- genuity of tht st1u.itl Vhls .iggiin tlt-inons!r.itt'il whtn tht, teiirls yiit on .i skit in tht l-.t- Stillc R.illy Assembly. XY'ith tht htginning of tht- luskctlmll .intl tht' hotkty stpisons. thc girls fountl th.it they h.itl tltiitt' ,1 htisy sthttlult. sintt- ni.iny tinit-s thtrt wt-rt two tlilttrtiti ggiint-s on tht s.init' night. 'liht' thctrlt-.itlt'rs Llsttl thtir xot.il tortls not only in tlit-tring hut .also in singing .it tht- hotkty games .intl on tht- lmiskttlmll hns Tht' 'Townit fh.in:' ht-t.imt .1 t'.imili.ir try to twt-ryonc who .itttntlt-tl our glint-s. .intl tht sight ot tht' tllLLflL.ixlL'l'N in thtir rttl skirts .intl white swtztttrs was lV.iINll1.lT txtryxxht-rt Ycs, tht-y vvtrt- .1 husy grotiy. .itltlinyg toltur .intl Nigor to our sfttlfls t-xtntsg .intl wc know th.1t tiuturt- tht-t-rlt-.itltrrs will t.irry on in int mint wontltrtiul nrinntr. hclying to hring tfinit- intl glory to tht hills ot' tht nt-w li P. ,, , I Mr. Britton lines up the TRACK TEAM. 1953 INDOOR TRACK TEAM The East Providence track team showed an improvement over last year. Many new sophomores came out for the team along with junior and senior yearlings. The sopho- mores including George Calise, jim Dyer, Bill English and juniors Ken Allen, Bob Mairs, Jim Warren, Ben Flanagan, Ray Parent, Gil Carpenter, Bob Clark, and Art An- thony gave support to seniors Ray Reid, Art Hancock, jim Souza, Tony Oliveira, and Wilbur Dorsey. One of the biggest upsets of the year by the Townie runners was the defeat of Hope High Schools team, last year's indoor and outdoor champions. The team was not the most powerful in the state but it made many good showings. The reasons for these were the coaching of Bruce Britton and the hard work of the boys themselves. The team was much stronger than last year in many positions. It had four men on the shot put to one man last year. The same held true with the 100 yd. This year the team placed fourth in the state meet at Hope Field. Next year it is hoped that we will do even better with the help of the sophomores and juniors already on the squad. The boys deserve a great deal of credit for their effort and the improvement which augurs well for next year. EAST PROVIDEINCE KING PINS BOYS BOWLING CLUB Thxs year for the flrst txme rn many years a boys bowllng club was orgamzed Mr George Peters was chosen as therr adylsor The club was organized on October 15 The boys group elected john Arruda presrdent Raymond Souza treasurer erry Wllll3mS v1ce presldent and Fred Sunderland secretary Other members of the team were joseph Mello Edward Senna Rrchard Snlya james XVarren oseph Raposa oseph Clarke The group met at the East Proudencc Bowlxng Academy eyery Thursday They dld not Compete wlth many teams but they managed to get some plclt up games among them selyes They also had a few games wlth Cranston and the Future Farmers of Amerrca Under the enthusxastlc leadershrp of Mr Peters the club enjoyed then' Thursday after noon meetxngs Thls IS one organlzatlon whrch ns sure to grow 1n the years to come 1 Douglas Miller, Kenneth Rainey, and Ronald Pierce. Above are the senror lunror and sophomore bowling clubs GIRLS BOWLING Strrke' One of the most sought after and satrsfyrng sports partrcrpated rn by the typrcal hrgh school grrl rs the excrtmg game of bowlmg Our enthuslastrc senior grrls could be seen at the alleys exery Frrday afternoon rackrng up pornts for their teams The senror club elected jane Veyera presrdent Assrstrng her were Gmny Healy secretary and Pat Healy treasurer At the alleys on Monday afternoons one could see the junror grrls wrth therr offrcers trying to boost therr scores wrth strikes and spares The sophomore gurls bowled ex ery other Monday alternatrng wrth the jumors Therr selectron of offrcers was Nancy Vertch presxdent Marran Baker v1ce presrclent Glorra Arruda secretary and Susan Mercwether treasurer The varrous bowllng clubs were under the supervrsron of the followrng faculty ad vrsors Mrss Mary Kelley sophomore Mrss Harrret Goff junrors and Mrss Lourse Goggrns semors s v V I , U I l . . . I . . . , D Y A ' . . , . . . , presrdent, Eleanor Merrrllg secretary, Loretta Veaderg and treasurer, Dolores Cabral, r Q v I 1 Q ' , - . 2 . 7 Q . . , . . L . . , . r ,az I N 1 Left to right are Captain, Rosemarie Corollag Shirley Mercurio, Carolyn Weddell, jane Berghman, sEvelyn Rocha, and Anna Lee Chin. 'TTT MA JORETTES As the years have passed by, East Providence students have delighted in seeing the colorful, high-stepping majorettes strutting down the field at our football games and performing at rally assemblies. Seniors for the 1952-53 season were Rosemarie Corolla, vivacious captain, and pert Carolyn Weddell. Shirley Mercurio, Anna Lee Chin, Evelyn Rocha, and Jane Berghman were the juniors who completed the group. Besides participating in the usual parades and sporting events, the girls performed at such affairs as the assembly of Senior Class Elections, the Dedications of the Swimming Pool, and the All State Band Festival. This autumn, a great honor was bestowed upon the majorettes when they marched with the band at the Boston University game in Fenway Park. Many new features were added this year. Some of these innovations may be attributed to their new advisor, Mrs. Sullivan. The majorettes and cheerleaders, together with the band, formed an arch through which the football players ran at the beginning of each game. They also put red and white streamers on their batons, which added sparkle and color. They joined the band in performing skits at the games, and, in keeping with the latest dance steps, added the fast jitterbug to their routine. Pert! High stepping! Snappy! Attractive! Colorful! Sparkling! N0 other words could describe our effervescent majorettes of 1953. They will never be forgotten in the years to come. Lf Y 16' '- TJ Q S 11. qi. f ,ff PHDQ Shel COACH GOOD'S 1955 BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM The 1952-53 East Providence High School basketball team opened the season with three impressive victories over Gorton, Central, and Colt, the latter being the first game played in our spacious new gymnasium. In each win it was the sharp shooting of all- Stater Harry Chaplin which led the determined Townies. john Clark captained the squad, one of the largest, numerically, in EP. history. The squad was composed mostly of seniors, with six men falling in that category: john Clark, Harry Chaplin, Ronny Walker, joe Arruda, Ed Sutton, and Paul DeLomba. Without doubt the team will sorely miss these boys upon graduation. However, with juniors Steve DeAquair, Jack Ribiero, and Bob Nuttall, and sophomores Len Walker, B'll 1 Chaplin, Lee Edmonds, Gill Harris, and Gary Peterson, the Townies can be expected to do well in their league for the next few years. As usual, Coach Clifford B. Good, the veteran mastermind of the team provided the know-how and drive which were responsible for the team's impressive and credit- able showing. f ! 'CJ 'N p f . I 1 I EAST PROVIDENCE 'WRESTLING CHAMPS WRESTLING TEAM Under the supervision of Coach jim Whittaker, the 1953 wrestling team ended a rugged but successful season by winning the state championship. The boys started their schedule with powerful victories over the top contenders in the league. Our mat men defeated Mount Pleasant, 25-20 and Central, 27-17 in the first match and 21-17 in a second match. Regulars on the team who graduated were Captain Edward Chubby Amerantes, Robert Hoard, Richard Gibeau, and Anthony Piquette. Seniors who participated in wrestling during the 1953 season only were Raymond Smith, Alfred Pullano, and joseph Pacheco. Chubby Amerantes wound up his season by winning the New England title in the 115 pound class. The outlook for next year is extremely good. juniors Owen Driscoll, Everett Mc- Daniels, and Robert Tavares are expected to participate. Bolstering them will be sopho- mores Anthony Texiera and james Souza, The Crimson staff would like to express their best wishes to Coach XY'hittaker and his team as they strive to maintain a dominant position in Rhode Island wrestling. avr. ,.a.. N-, ?-q54- ,Z ' nl- .4-.... X -- Drck Peterson and Tom Sungnan are gr en some txps by Mr Good GOLF TEAM The golf team had another commendable season thus year Mr Good who coached the group spent much time and effort wrth the boys Semor Drck Peterson, captam of the team and jumor Tom Surxgnano were the only veterans returmng to the squad Thexr experxence made them hard to beat and they also helped newcomers to the team w1th trps on golfmg The boys played on various courses mcludmg Metacomet Agawam Hunt Trrggs and Pawtucket The team enjoyed its matches and hopes in the years to come that more boys will take an active interest in the sport. a hall ld iob fo v kno Admkeklxeagefocoe 9 Mug Uv iv nwhts o e tear um, n o. mmown? Q4 ff Xu w ff H X, gl is - If Z S ' X ri NOST POPULAR BEST ATIILETE HTLIKELY T0 SUCCEED Hennesseq PCZZCII cad Jcoolnlg M Guess E aTes N S9 QL MOST VERSRTILE NEATEST MOST AMBITIOOS D.l.nl:u'l'h - Jlrruda Rwaufer- Carlson M. Guess - E.BaTes ffl . fx Q '7 17 1 H ' ill 'i' M -E. I I-LR .. 5 -.B 0 C5 X U fn cf! Q2 H A XX AX BEST PERSONALITY I J H.Mello - E .Pezzelll TY Qpififpi WUT' EST BEST SCHOLAR MOST RURACTIVE arns EHmaranTs PF T ESQ T AOI ara BJhson SUVEIZLHUVES nn MOST TALENTED SOCIABLE D DRosa P Macgald D Rosa A Gomes Dlb 1 .Hrrucla N.H - . e .ones' . mugon .we - . on Q .. X' Q9 af . R15 f L on . - . I . - . .lu - - ANTONE OLIVEIRA Semor C lax: Pfefzdenl PATRICIA FONTFS Fzrxl Honor: WW BARBARA JOHNSON Second H anon ,Lil DACIA UBUTT1 sYB1L HENNESSEY D A R Awafd Clan Queen MARILYN GIESE Cummn Editor PATRICIA Cl-IECCHIA Bumzeu Manager Crmuon A DACIA LIBUTTI Q Towme Editor SYBIL HENNESSEY RICHARD MOSHER Hi-Tri Prefidenl Hi-Y Preiideni MY Q -sr ARTHUR WILLIAMS X-l. Df um Major Cheer leader Caplan: BARBARA JOHNSONN A iff ROSEMARIE COROLLA Maforelte C -'-7 JOSEPH ARRUDA J RAYMOND SMITH C0 Caplan: of C0 Captam 0 Feefball Tfdffl Foolball Team HARVEY READ C0 Captain 0 Harkej Team X... EDWARD AMERANTES Caplam 0 Wrefllfng and Cram Cowzlrg QW ,..-4. 'C' -. 1 CARL HEWES C0 Captam 0 Hofkey Team RAYMOND REID JOHN CLARK Capiam of Indoor Caplam of Bafkelball Trark and Croix Country and Bafeball Team W EILEEN SKOBFR Q Prefzdenf of Frenfb Club RICHARD PETERSON A Captam 0 Golf Team ESTHER LINDE Prefzdent 0 Lfbravy Auxzlzmy ,QQ 1 'bn' 1:--ff Www JOHN RIBIIIRO RICHARD DAY flH1l07 Clair Prewdenf 0 Prefldfrll Camera Club ab' JANE VEYERA W refzdent o Semor Boulmg Club 5-11914 4' 2 ELEANOR MERRILL A NANCY VIETCH Pfefzdeni o amor Prefzdenl o Sophomore Bou Img Club S Bou lzng Club JOSEPH MELLO JOHN ARRUDA Pref1der1tofFFA Prendem of B091 Boulnzg Club HONOR SOCIETY joseph Arruda Frank Barbuscio Judith Blackwell Virginia Bradley Linda Cadmus Barbara Carpenter Patricia Checchia Richard Chrystie Nancy D'Amico Richard Day Barbara Dorr Caroline Eddy Olga Ferriera Patricia Fontes Helen Flanders Lorraine Gallup Marilyn Giese Anthony Gomes Carole Gustin Patricia Harrington Marjorie Harris Sybil Hennessey Shirley Higgins Francis Hurd Phyllis jameson Dolores Janigian Barbara johnson Gustave Kilkenny Richard King Barbara Leather Dacia Libutti Esther Linde Constance Loring Philip Magaldi Helen Martins Marion Maxwell Richard Mosher Janice Motta Carolyn Mowry jean O'Brien Dorothy Pavao Evelyn Ray Ann Richardson Dolores Rocha Dolores Rosa Nancy Saunders Edith Shanley Marjorie Smith joan Souza Lorraine Souza Louise Souza Gail Stevens Edward Symonton Daniel Traficante john Veader jane Veyera EN IOR PLAY The class of nmnefeenflfty three .winged atb Semor play hen' PI'65G11fQtl0Tl of Our Mus rocks LULU lwe For man a daq Z fp KZ aj? fPf.Q7 jiif Q C wx Ni Qurmmss Beooiis ' 5 T . f fd 1 B 97 H! C5 7 V, 515.14 'am 5 7 X424 , f? ' LJJ4 C C 111. ff mvfvfc' 54, QQ k .'f ie. K LJ, V 3 X 5 66 99 I OUR MISS BROOKS A hilarious comedy presented by the Senior Class in the East Providence High School Auditorium on March 27 and 28. THE CAST rx -5, rx EQ 31:25 Eglwwa ., . 55529511 2. 555s N: 'rbi :z zic, Z5 s 2 as r' Sim? -fx ' I i':r: ED 5':5UUwo ning-oB.fT V1 !'b D 712,201 P QCII' Q 0 25 ,Ya EIZDQ- fw-O C080 fb GV' V1 m5-vFDDu1 MM-an ,. N, .M My-'-Yf't:'! X a Mr. Carson coaching the entire cast. 1- . Sweetheart:-Walter and jane. ...J-ii i if pl 6 I l i 2 i gi? , ' 5 jealousy among the students over Rhonda's costume. Miss Brooks SNS 3 lfflllff fl'0m Mr. Conklin. f 1 Rhonda ....,... Mfr. Allen ...... Mr. Conklin ...... Mir! Finch Min Audubon Martin .......... Sianley ...... Faith ..... Elame ......., Ellie ....., Sil via ..... Dorir ....,... M nrgaret .,... SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE CAST 'ludy jones Connie Loring Philip Magaldi Marion Maxwell Linda Cadmus Dick King Arthur Williams Phyllis jameson Nancy Reynolds Virginia Bradley Nancy Saunders Jackie Brown .. Phyllis Miller 4 1 ,1fy Miss Brooks demonstrates the sound effects for her play I Dave Johnsen and Bob Lee-stage crew. The stage hands Putting up scenery Walter being punished, THE URT Semor C lass Party Mr nuvy Names E Quan x A nov-ns ixbn c U6 Han z My Xrxm X fn S Walt TYP AY GYM adm motnmq a mg r full!! IV Q Qfgawfsia our busy da -Qf Ho classes acad mnc 9 some sad Q ,VER TRN some 909 'QSSEMBL XXI, lx To shop assembly sun XX And clrwer irax ng oo' ,345 e rsue oar edu ho - .Q And depart halfpa two 00 MEQHPN 4, aw UATTHEQQ Q .r J in ii EB E ' ' ' - it If 1 T-23' 3 ' A lf, f G - lm 06, N, ego- L .2 3 2 U9 ' M - a, E fp - a a ,. Q23 ' , -'T gif ? -5 - .1 Xpf A7f xL 4 O6 ,.- mg x an-1' lt's 8:30. time for schoolf Seniors st.1rt the day off right with smiles and cheery words as they ne.tr entrance ready for typical school day. I' Classes have begunf lfirst period finds AA these sophomores diligently studying English in Miss Cawleys class. In the business section of the school we find that adding machines don't lie. A group of students do business arith- metic the easy way. 100 words a minute! Well, not quite but with these new typewriters and determined seniors, you can never tell what cdn be accomplished. Did you say your motor needs overhauling? Wfell take your car to these efficient mechanics in Mr. Bushs class and were sure youll he plecxsed with their quick service. N 4 Q41 .Tm Q , lr'- V,, 1. .-.11 Q Splashf Gurglef Glupf Nothing like .1 refreshing swzrn r -, Ill -' -I. during school. Mrs. Klenieuski instrutts girls on swimming g n A l fundamentals. lfg gr' wt -5' L -al - rp da, - , -- p In .- ' 31-1F10 -' 4 .1 51 I u A 5 Future homemakers of America. Miss XY'illit1ms teaehes these seniors the ele- mentary rules of dressmaking. f. S- Arts and Crafts. Young artisis put finishing toiithes on their handy-work. Plants, bugs, fish, All of these and more .ire experiment- ed with in Miss Carroll's biology class. Sink th.1t bnsketf These boys le.1rn the rules and regulltions of basketball in this gym class. l v . ,,,, ,ff-3 ' 5 ..-Ml J h im ?'?-'7lr9 ? , id'- 1 ......, ,Sl X 2 or y A 4. , f Z 3 U a . - ,, lf' U, , ' t sw Jr 4, i ii f ..........,,,.... k -.-,- .... .,....,.., . L . , ,umm P v ?,.-mfg? x J,- .g,,A 19 Playtime? Mr. Watnough gives five minutes for fun to the boys after their regular instructions. li U!! Girls leisurely gather around Miss Shedd and discuss management of the home. Who discovered America? This question and several others are discussed in Mr. Green's history class. Beware! Wfomen Drivers! Mr. Good has been doing his best to make the E. P. girls more courteous drivers on the highway. A special assembly was called on Monday to acquaint the students with the world famous American Male Chorus. ,Ks F-ww, ,133 Stretch girlsf Here are a group of girls doing their regular exercises in the small gym. l , 1 V I Lunch timel Izveryones favorite period! Here three girls chat after lunch in our modern cafeteria. Carl Slater of the American Red Cross gives a canoe demon- stration in the natatorium. Boys master the various types of saws and machinery in the general shop class. Miss Waddington helps these students to master the Ger- man language. -sl e -Q '41 X Lecture room comes in handy for talks to college-bound students. Here Mr. Eastward of L'4R.l. speaks on the ad- vantages of college, ini--1. y ,.l,,,H K 4Nx.i 5 Students spend a delightful period in the library. Talented students blend water colors for their paintings in this art class. Miss Hutton is busy giving instructions to one of the stu- dents in her English class. There's always work to be done in the office? Secretaries are busy with the days work as Miss Hartford enters the room. Do vou know what the pvthlgorein theorem is? These students in Mr, llmesons review nnth tlgv know whit it is. plus Jexergl other m.tthem.1tzt.d Iutik, Measure turetullyf Mr. Peters lends a helping hand to one of the students in his methaniutl drttwing elass. L Yummy! Looks like muffins for lwre.ikI'.1st in ihw home economics elass. Boys turn out .irtitles of all deseriptiom from wood. Here a few students labor induntriously nt their work. All boy Class! Students listen .tttentixely to Mr. johnson ex- plaining 1 problem. 50 I ,Z lu y Z f- . 'WY' ' . 4' ' ' X. SX X gmt. I is '39 Bl 2 Q' 4 ' ii Biology students review chapter under supervision of Miss Goff. in ,I A5 , 2 ff- 7 ei Y i 1 X MW '2- . 3 . ,H NIM, t D 1 .J 5 MJ, , , 4,1 . pb. Y M Q , . ta,,i2Qf- if - ii 1 ' 1 A. 1 'W , ' 1 ' i , 1 1 , 1 2 ' 14 . 5 V f At A - M Q A. Boys take t1dvant.1ge ot free time after W ' class in spurious pool. U Eager students get an early start on the next days assign- ment in Miss Daly's class. At work in the shop! Boys in this class turn out furniture and other intricate pieces of work. Good luck! Miss Smith tests seniors on English grammar. ,A- lllhll ll' 'U A A group of students faithfully putting their Lime on their studies in Miss Hills English class. fs' 3 Biologyfa fascinating s u b e t tl Mr. Tkacs draws diagram of a flower on the board. V xs- Miss Hammarlund prepares these future secretaries for the business world. Room 158. Miss Alder1's home room awaits dismissal bell. It's 2:30, the end of another school day at the new East Providence Senior High School. X XX MARILYN GIESE-Editor and PATRICIA CI-IECCI-IIA-B1z.fj11c4s',f Aifzfzrzgcff' give Miss Hartford a preview of the 1955 CRIMSON en shoppmg for Ute values pon winch everqone mums-'ctr Letf, put out ad Snr: xref upon our he 5 I fw X gl 19' Qi' ff X CONGRATULATIONS +o +he GRADUATES Mr and Mrs Pasquale Checchu fhe LUCKETT STUDIOS lncorporafed 75 Weybossef S+reel' Provudence Rhode Island Dear Frlend Plcfures are such personal rhmgs They are elfher good or no good There us no m belween For YOUR nex+ phofograph come an and gel' acquann+ed wnfh our home lllce sfudlo and friendly s+aff We promise you a plcfure al' YOUR Cordnally FRANK LUCKETT P S Our candud and formal wedding por+ral+ure ns consldered among lhe fmesi' un New England If you or any one you know are malung wedding plans sfop un and compare our superb qualniy and sensuble pruces lusl' +wo of +he many reasons why we are sand +o be RHODE ISLANDS LEADING WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS sparkling bes+, one you'll be pleased and proud +o have. 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EA I -4950- I -2 RUMFORD PHARMACY Inc WOOD S Secony Service Sfahon corner Warren and Pawfuckef Avenues Eas+ Provudence R I F BOGGESS INCORPORATED Aufhoruzed SALES and SERVICE Barrmg+on Parkway Eas'I Provndence I4 R I Easi' Prov I-4252 JAMES E TIERNEY IndusI'rlaI Supplues Safe+y Equlpmeni' I3I WasI'nng'I'on Sireei' Providence 3 R I GAspee I 8 I 60 GALEN E PIERCE Jr Insurance of all Kinds Real Esfafe Apprausals Morigages Eas+ Provrdence R I J STEPHEN F MULLEN Town Sohcnfor Dzsnta pl mouth LU N N I ES MOTORS HY DeSofo PIymou+I'a Dealer Sales and Servlce 290 SMITH STREET Provudence R I DE I-4605 V! I n 1 . . N! ,'..l . , . V TTS IIIQ 7' D' Ge0 9e D SW'-59+ RENDINES MOTORS Dr George P Swee+ EA '3o40 OPTOMETRISTS Easf Prov dence R I R ersde R I EAST PROVIDENCE AERIE No I773 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Meehng NngI'1I's Furs? and Thnrd Tuesdays of fhe Mon'I'In Comphmenfs of MELLO S DAIRY Easi' Providence R I LIBERTY MARKET 8: CO I es Provldence GA I 9489 229 Warren Ave E Pro EA I 2857 QUALITY MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES ISRAEL CHERNICK 49 Wes+mms'IerS'Iree'f Providence R I J D FLIPE TRAVEL AGENCY Alr Llnes Sfeamshlp Lanes 239 Wuclzenden S+ree+ Provldence R I I 2635 Joseph P Cuddlgan Plumbmo an PlUHBIIIli Heahng Con+racI'ors 2 I Agnes Avenue Easf Provldence I4 R I EA I 630 COMPIIMBDIS of Juilifetumpm, Rhode IsIand s Largest Sfore Complumenh of ROBERT WILLIAMS Class of 3I SAINT PETER S BROTHERHOOD l72 Woodward Avenue Eesf Pro :dence R I . . J J - I , . . iv I , . . ' IOI v SI., ' - ' . . v. - I I I Call us for informafion . . I ' . . . GA - . J - ' , J d , lie -I I v' , . . If CEDAZRHURST NURSERIES, INC. Propagafors of Azaleas and Rhododendrons Wholesale - ReI'alI R I NURSERY MEN S ASSN NEW ENGLAND NURSERY MEN S ASSN AMERICAN ASSN I NURSERY MEN C L GUILD CONSTRUCTIGN CO INC 94 WaI'er S+ Easi' Provldence I4 R I I EGh 9 LD RIPLEY CLOTHES 80 Wesf End Ave New York 23 N Y Member of . o If I? . . iz Il ., . if , 1 1 I ,ll X .ig 'X xx gs px iI I XII X I I xx S I 2 II' X j ...:. ig, - 43 , L, .. 1-III1 if.: I E' Ik II f I I I I E , X I , .,f II - I' - 'I . . HELENES DRESS SHOP 82 Taunion Ave as Providence R I E I 25 T BHTIIUFED CRONAN S gewedsw dance 1856 PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND PaIn+ and Hardware DRANC LAND SQUARE AND NEWPORT Your BANQUET DANCE or SOCIAL FUNCTION DESERVES the BEST an FOOD SERVICE and ARRANGEMENTS WE INVITE YOU TO HOLD IT HERE' Hot? Sheraton Blltmore PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND For reservahons call Manfre d Ho+eI GAspee l9200 End I25 BEST WXSHES 42 Gano Sfreei' to we Chg, gf Providence Rhode Island 953 GAspee I 74 I 5 Pvbnvw. ill AL SAUNDERS ESSO SERVICE GLADDINGS One of New Englends Fme Sfores J M Ambrose Super Marker 278 Warren Avenue Waichemokef Square Earl Provrdence R I Eos? Provndence R I EA I l570 E 'I' ' , . . A. -I3 l ' Cl' 'IJ I Co' HES rr wAv I IIIII li J: PAPER TRADING CORPORATION ' 2 - Zh Z A, 71,4 ,V Y' 4 I N - uaIu+y Means Economy GARR S FABRICS Flne Woolens Sahns Laces Velvefs Leadmg Males Low Pnces Eddy Srreei Opp Cvfy Hall Provadence R I EVELYN S BEAUTY SALON Rooms 5 8: 6 234 Warren Avenue Easf Provndence R I EA I 4455R am lfmefzfs a J F MORAN CO CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS 48 Cusiom House Sheer Provudence Rhode IsIand MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE :ia 'Sl BATTY REALTY CONSTRUCTION CO 375 Norih Broadway Rumford, R I COELHO PHARMACY PHILIP MUCCI PhG Regnsfered Pharmaclsr 222 Warren Ave Easf Provndence R I YOUNG CHINA RESTAURANT Anr Condrhoned For Your Comfori Easf Providence R I 250 Warren Ave EA I 0037 George W MacDonald GENERAL PAINTING y AND I20 Wayland Avenue SAVE PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND SL, LA AT JA I9476 M C FINDINGS 'nc RANDALLS SERVICE STATION H H RandaII Jr Pro JEWELRY P Swivel: and Machine Findings I36 Waferman Avenue 25 Curiis Sfreef Easi' Providence, R. I. EASY Providence, R. I. EA ' 5o54R EA IAQ9' HARRY A. GARABEDIAN General Consfrucfion I57 Mauran Avenue EA I 6l63 Dr. John J. Clancy J and Dr. L. A. Clancy I nQ - ' , 5I- . ' . . . , . I I . It . X ! . .. I' I al ' ' - 6 WARREN AVENUE HARDWARE Keyslone Palnfs 577 Warren Avenue EA I 5l07 Easf Providence R I Easl' Providence Furnnfure Co Complele Home Furnishings Glenwood Mayfag Frigidaire Beaufvresl' Maflresses 2I6 Warren Avenue. asf Providence R I EAI l234 SWEET THE FLORIST Wedding Bouqueis Corsages Funeral Designs Flowers for Remembrance IOI Turner Ave Riverside R I EA l5342 EA I-46I8R KEMPLIN MOTOR ANNEX 64 Warren Avenue Easf Providence R I NAR RAGANSETT Hardwood and Soffwood Lumber IOI Byfield Sfreel Providence R I HO I H50 I23 MARTIN S TAILORS Easl' Providence R I Cleansers ur Sforage Cus+om Made Suuls 2l3 Warren Avenue EA I IO 7R GAS IS BEST BY EVERY TEST For Coolung Refrigerahon Home Heahng Klfchen Heahng Wafer Heahng Laundry Drying PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY IOO Welbossel' Sfreel' BOSTON STORE CALLENDER McAUSLAN 8: TROUP Providence O Wesl' Warwick Complnmenls of TOWN TAVERN J A FOSTER COMPANY JEWELERS Providence R I DE I OIZI MAPLEHURST ESSO Milf Smedberg Prop ROAD SERVICE Cars Called For and Delivered 467 WilleH Avenue Riverside, R. l. EA I 2I48 THE WATERMAN 93 Waferman Avenue Easi Providence. R. l. f 4 'f If I 1 I 'Gal' II ,, I f ' ' ' F - - - I ' 'u co. MURPHY SHELL STATION Comp,ime,,,S of I00 Wa+erman Avenue CARL PETERSON Easi' Providence, R. I. Ea. I -4540 EMERS 81 CDHEN 90 Massasoif Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND PHYLLIS AND COMPANY SHIRLEY EVERETT THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY PHYLLIS HUDSON I m7fm?ffLQafw'21AfL'aT5e SENIORS OF I953 RHODE ISLANDS PLEASURE LAND CRESCENT PARK RIVERSIDE RHODE ISLAND IM' gf A 1 v,II QIIIIMRP qwvfbgtivig M ,L ' compnamems of InsuIa+e Save Fuel -Pain+ Now- Ravefsaae, R. I. Ea. -0I88 SHD, . ,.S.e,e, .- em., L. ALLOW ,, , D . ' -1 4 ' QXQQX ' Jifxi' -. 14: cz -'.1 ,'Nz www, .www If I m ' N A A X -I I -e'L'7f , -S.. CAPITOL MARBLE and TILE COMPANY 58 Oxford S+reeI' Provldence Rhode IsIand TOWN GULF SERVICE 6IZ Taunfon Avenue Cor of Pawfuclrei' 8: Taun+on Aves Easf Provudence R I J S MAIN EQUIPMENT CO TRACTORS 8: EQUIPMENT 80l Taunfon Avenue Easi Povndence R I CompInmen+s of SCOTT MOTORS Inc If Wir P 4 xx! Easf Providence Rhode Island We Are Prepared fo Take Care o All Your Pho+ographlc Needs 62 66 Orange S+ G I II95 opposuie sede enhance Provldence Gas Company PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND CompIumen+s of The Eas+ Provndence T Sensor Hugh School MAR LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE l262 Pawfuclef Avenue Rumford R I EA DI NATALE Floors Incorpora+ed Flooring Coniracfors Bunlders of Your 5X4 Maple Floonng on Gyms 514 Seflza Spruce for Ou+door Porfable Runmng Traci . . ' 453 Taunfon Avenue w . , A . ' P' .' A , . . 4.1337 I I f EAST PROVIDENCE REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE ff' J W MILLER Craf ng Pack ng an 2248 Pa fuckef A enue SERVICE STATIQN EAST PIEOY:DENg-:E R I Rl erslde Square Ea I 705 FRED MEDART PRODUCTS, Inc Designers and Manufacfurers of School Ins'hI'uhonaI and Indusirlal Equlpmeni' TELESCOPIC GYM SEATS In Our New Gymnasium by RAY S SNYDER COMPANY 9 Earl' 45I'I'1 Sireef New York New Yorlr Compllmenfs of ARMANDO P FERREIRA LIVESTOCK GRAY CHEVROLET COMPANY Renal Wholesale '3fdV:f::Qc'L'n'Lef'Q 1f I r Local 81 Long.Dis+ance Movers TONY'S BAIEIBER SHOP ' - - 'v ' . -3 a. -I33 VINNITTI BROS HARDWARE PlHsburgI1 Palnfs Hardware-TooIs- HASKELLS SERVICE STATION House ares Elecfrucal Appluances ers de R 752 Tau fon A enue Eas Pro ode ce R I Ea I 76 PLANTATION STEEL COMPANY I2 Sfukely Sfreef Provldence Rhode IsIand CONTEMPORARY WORKSHOP I20 Wayland Ave Fabr cs Prov dence R I Furn 'Iure Ja I 476 Accessores Compl menfs of CHARLES B ROCHA Class of 40 X 4 4' X 354 Taun+on Avenue Easf Providence R I Ea I I336 MACIELS BEVERAGE STORE 233 Warren A enue EAST PROVIDENCE R I Ea I 460 RAINBOW CLUB 3 I Hall S+ree+ EAST PROVIDENCE R I Ea I 49 Complnmenfs of ABRAHAM S MARKET 665 NOFII1 Broad ay Eas+ Pro udence R I Eal 6 STATE LUMBER CCMPANY Build ng Maierlal 'Io Jffy Wundo s NORTH BROADWAY EAST PROVIDENCE R I RIvI,.I. W -R Iv I 'I' v'n, .. .-36 If III il IIIIIH .i-9 ', BOWLING ACADEMY .-53'.. .VI-23I.. uw EAST PROVIDENCE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE F U MCGINN Inc WRECKED CARS Made Ne 380 Soufh Wafer S'I'ree'I' Providence Rhode Island Ea I-446' BUILDING MATERIAL 474 NOFII' Broad GY .lated 74466044 East Provldence R I RAYMOND H HAWKSLEY General Treasurer Where You ALWAYS Shop Wn+h Conf dence Provndence R I JOE S TYDOL SERVICE 29I Taunion Avenue Eagf Pl-Q 'dence R I Ea IOI80 SERVICE WITH A SMILE Complnme is of I 0 I 0 W . W f X X' I Shepard STATE or RHODE ISLAND I. f ' a J ' , . . 1 n I - v' , . . DUNN FUTZPATRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY PLUMBING AND ALL KINDS OF HEATING SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIALS Boucsr-IT Ann sous New Ann usso 360 Taunton Avenue Phone EA 2545 East Provxdence 1 Compllmenis of E 8: M MOTORS Adams Sales and Servuce 25' MWHWI Avenue 3I7 Warren Avenue Eve,-eff Ends Eas+ Provadence Rhode Island M Marshall Toledo INTERSTATE OFFICE SUPPLY CO ALFRED VEADER Conrrador and Buulder 34 Mme' Avenue Commercnal and Resndenhal Rumford lb Rhode Island 39 Oxford S+,-nf Leonard J Nyberg EA l2070 Ea'+EiroJ'.:I3::3v R I Kennecott Wlre 81 Cable Company , Y Your Earl' Providence Hudson Dealer Easf Providence. Rhode Island .milf lllls IS sour chance to do vltal work et a Job Wllll plentw of reeponslblllty YOIVLI. REALLY ENJOY? Here s what the Telephone Company offers gurls hmshmg Hugh School chance to fill an important lob A chance fo earn good pay regu lar ralses paid vacahons A chance to enloy friendly com pamonshlp meet new people make new friends a Company you ll be proud to work for Come ln and talk to us Get all the and opportunltw for adsancement detalle But do 1t now GO you ll have re ae ocxatefl Wllll a rehahle Company a head Qtart that s known and respected every where The new mcuno TEIEIIIIIIIIE 1. :mourn tnmpunq Complimenfs of CHRETlEN'S HARDWARE Clan of I953 395 Bullock's Poinl' Avenue Riverside, R. I. EA I-064I Bos? Wishes +o fha UNITED DRUG Complimenfs of HOBART SALES AND SERVICE H60 North Mum Sfreel' Provldence Rhode Island H C Johnsfon Easi' Provldence mvenslne BOWLING ALLEY Fm, Flgmers Eughl' Modern Alleys Local 850 AFL F K GOFF OP MARTIN ca NORMAN Presudem DORMAN W SEARLE Town Treasurer -H' . I e 1 .1 0 . I ' Y .j,.- I O . ,Lx .JK a-.11-uv' - 1b. 'll 1 K Ji - .L l '7' THE THINKING MACHINE or AMERICAN BUSINESS C P 'e +' of Ffiden Calculafing Machine Agency J' A' LAWSON 225 wsshangm S+fee+ GA I-5277 C. H. LONG Providence, Rhode Island Complimenfs of I g : Q A214 Wooden Packing Boxes BUTLER AUTO SALES If .,-I Shocks - Crafes mnlmm 'T if ' Expori' Boxes ROCK nam MANUFACTURING COMPANY l780 Cenira Sheef Sioughion Mass From shndmg hmber 'Io Easi' Provldence Rhode Island flmshed producf nn? RICH 81 HORTON N' Ms' sn? Earl' Provldence THE HANDY SHOP CARL J CLARK The don of Confrador and BuIIder general merchandnse H9 Bishop Avenue 24 CITCUII Drwe Rumfofd R I EA IOQ22 RIversIde R I EA I I4I2W 3' - 1 - , . ll I 0 ' . . ll l 0 IIA I I 7' '? I ' 'fd' 'fI 3 A .ff 4, .. I f 'II'11-M-A A- A 5 Grosvnor Avenueh - -1-' 'F Q-41f?':,,f11' '- SEI --f- 1' ,T 3- ,- Q. V--.. -- W - ibn, ' . , . E - o ' ' ' RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS and THE RUMFORD COMPANY Manufaciurers and Dns+rubu+ors Of Leading lndusfnal Chemucals QUADRAFOS SODIUM TETRAPHOSPHATE SULPHURIC ACID dh GROCERY PRODUCTS ,Vw s,,,s NF' 'NE I O 'VFUHI x Wan d .QI . X X 4' ,el 5 P KIN il 09468, 6 fc 6 . ISSN xfiQ---- 'Jw N. 'N.'I' :T- .. NN. E' A W MacPHERSON CO General Pamhng Confracfors-Wallpa per Tools Ar+ and Craff Supplies-Palnfers Barnngfon Parkway R I EA I3236 asf Providence Compllmenfs of POVAR ANIMAL HOSPITAL EST of C H WELSHMAN Plumbing and Heahng Con'IracI'ors Indus+rlaI Plpmg Office I37 Ivy Sheer Residence I38 Vlne Sireef EMERGENCY SERVICE Call EA I I972W I53 Two wAY RADIO cus WATCHEMOKET CAB EA I OOOI Low Shopping Rafes Day and Naglrl Service 24 Hour Service Mauran Ave Easf Providence R o Ihe Class of 53 Good Luclr I NITARY MARKET WATERMAN AVE SA We specialize In Chicago Beef Fancy FYUIIS 8: Vegefables We Deliver 355 Waierman Avenue EA I I6I4 Easf Providence R I COMPLIMENTS OF MIELE S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 292 Bulloclrs Pounl' Avenue EA I 6503 Good Food FOOD STORES TOWN SWEET SHOP f f Orders Taken for Wedding and B + d'Y Cake' HARRINGTONS onus srone Special Pasfries for Dinners, Parfies, efc. 220 Warren Avenue EA I-4455W Easf Providence. R. I. F neral - Wedding Designs u A SpeclaI+y Complimenfs of WIIIIBIS Beaufy Shop . . . STATE LINE FLORIST . . . . Flowers for All Occasions log w l n9'lon Shoal Cor. Fall River 8: Taunfon Aves. land Seelonk, Massachusefls W. H. Lush 8: Son Providence. Rhode Is Easf Providence. R. I. I JACOB ASHJIAN , . ' , . .I HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR DENNIS J ROBERTS FARIN S FLORIST Dlshgardens Flowers PIan+s I7 Maso S+ree+ EAST PROVIDENCE R I Ea I2444M SCHRODER S DELICATESSEN 548 WuIIe++ A e ue Rvers de Rhode Isl nd Home Prepared Salads Roasi Beef Baked Ham a Spec alry a d Imporfed Foods TOWN CLEANERS MICHAEL TRAFICANTE I75 Taunfon Avenue Easi Pro :dence R I E I 5 TRAVERS SANDELL, Inc Wa+erproofmg ConI'rac+ors 238 Mann S+ree'r Kendall Square Cambrnclge Mass TELEPHONE KIRKLAND 74826 PIERCE W MURPHY Proprlefor ' I ' .. 1 ' v n n I I , a . - - I . , I i l n Complimenfs of Regisfered ArcI1I+ec+ A.l.A. v' , . . a. -37l NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY LOUS ESOUIRE BARBER SHOP 2380 Pawfuckef A enue Easf Providence Rhode Island RIVERSIDE AUTO SERVICE 639 BuIIocI:s Pomi' Avenue Gulf Producfs and Accessories Everyfhang un Aufo Repairs PROVIDENCE STEEL 81 IRON COMPANY HU!! Incorporafed I 905 Fabrucdors of STRUCTURAL STEEL and ORNAMENTAL IRON Members Amencan Inshfuie of Sieel Consiruchon PROVIDENCE I R I ROGER WILLIAMS LAUNDRY Inc Good Washlng Wms Good Wall Complnmenfs of DR MORRIS L KELLER Op'I'ome'I'rls+ 22 I Warren Avenue Easi' Provndence R I EA I 2555 Congraiulahons fo I'I'1e Class of I953 J I: 10' ' 5 R I 196 4'-. 5' Q al' A? tugljhifg . 0 - , . . H. A C HOLDEN Inc 29I9 Pawfuckef Avenue as Provndence R I I2b TKACS Lea+her Goods Au'lo Tops Seal Covers CONTI S GULF SERVICE Aufo Service and Lubrlcahon Also Radio and TV Service Corner Warren 8: Fall River Aves ASQUINO S RESTAURANT 580 584 Norlh Broadway Eas'I Providence R I LINDBLOOM SLEPKOW AGENCY Real Es+ai'e Insurance Morlgages 332 Bullocks Pom? Avenue Ruversnde R I EA I-4656 GA I6I65 THE CORNER SHOPPE Formerly Elwoods New Manager Fme Foods Hospl+aIu+y KAY and ALBERT ADRIANCE JORDAN S BEVERAGE STORE Taunron Avenue Easf Provudence R I Complumenis of REBELLO FUNERAL HOME Dresses for Dafes Dresses for Dreamy Dances Dresses for Weelx ends of I-un LINDA S DRESS SHOPPE Rwemde 9 Turner Avenue Rhod Is and Complamenis of HOLLYWOOD THEATRE PHILS PAINT STORE 8: CO Refaul- DIEGES 8: CLUST Venehan Bllnds and Wmdow Shades 56 Counfy Sfreer CH l29I2M Easf Prov R I Complumenis of fhe EAST PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION More Scholarships for Our Worfhy Graduares Is Our Consianl' Aim E + 0 . . . - l l 1 0 l l Seekonk. Mass. C H . I - 60 Q2 EA If5406 ' ' e I R 8: R TEXACO SERVICE Washing Lubncahon Minor Repairs WuIIe'H Ave al Forbes S+ Riverside Rhode Island PAIVAS BARBER SHOP Frank Pawa Proprlelor Where Well Groomed Men Meei Individual SI'yIls'I' 285 Taunion Ave af Six Corners Compllmenfs of SIX CORNERS DRUG Prescruphon Specially 300 Taunfon Avenue Easl' Providence R I A WINKLEMAN S Dry Goods Sfore Broadway x Corners Easf Providence R I 8: SERVICE STATION PAINT and HARDWARE Riverside Rhode Island BELMONT FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE I86 Newpori' Avenue Rumford R I FRED B HALLIDAY 81 SON Hardware Housewares Paunfs Seeds See Our Garden of Glfis I74 I76 Taunlon Avenue Easf Providence R I EA I I 58 R SOUSA Elecfrlclan Indusirial and Domeshc I53 Quarry S'Iree'I Easf Providence R I EA I 3785W MANCHESTER S SHELL Bullocks Pomf Avenue Riverside Rhode Island Besl' of Luck Io AII' EDDIES FOOD MARTS Riverside and Woonsoclrei' R I The Biggesi' LrHIe Siores Compllmenls of MR and MRS LOUIS DONOFRIO S D ROGERS Jeweler Waichmalrer Wafches Diamonds venue EA I 053 I R Easi Providence R I 278 Taunfon A Congraiulahons 'Io 'Ihe Class of I953 DINTY MOORE S Louis Colafrancesco Tailor GEORGE ROCHA Owner AII Work Done on Premises Cleaning Pressing Repairing 283 Taunion Ave Six Corners McOUADE BROTHERS Complimenfs of TOWN PRESS I I I 784 SI S. J. -. Wiring and Repairing . I ' ' ' . EAST PROV DENCE SCHOOL COMM TTEE 8 Fmdh GCFG an OW 6 S FIC Fra V ncen+ Heberi 1 ,wi 'ur COMPLIMENTS OF E TURGEON CONSTRUCTION CO Inc 42 Weybossef Sireei' Providence 3, R. I. Builders of 'Phe New High School CARTER RICE and COMPANY CORPORATION a el' RHODE ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS FOR SCOTT TOWELS AND SCOTT TOILET 119 HARRIS AVENUE PROVIDENCE 1 R I BULKLEII DUNTON AFFILIATE James T McGowan Manager I TISSUE 1 P 1 -...QT Phone UNIOD I-9600 A , ,O, AELQT Take cr hp from me For amblhous young women secre+arnal +rammg us +he Open Sesame +o busmess oppor funlry When l graduafed from hugh school l wanfed a TV 'ob-bul' how To gel' I+? Kahe Gubbs came +o my resuce' Wuih Gubbs secre larual framung I ummeduafely found my dream 'ob-secre+ary lo a TV producer and l love every mmufe of I+' Oufsfandung lramlng for career mlnded hugh school graduales One and Two year Courses Fave school placemenl' Wrl're Enroll menl' CommnH'ee for Gibbs Gnrls a+ Work SECRETARIAI. 155AngollSt Provldoneo8 R I Also New York losfon Chicago Monfclalr N J 'I I ll ll 0 0 o l O I o ll ' 0' ll O 'I I I I I I I 1 0 o For Graduation A LANE CEDAR CHEST COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS LEWIS WILLIAMS STORES w I a GA I3I9I L G Balfour Company Aflleboro Massachuse++s Known wherever lhere are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS Represenlecl by TOM GALVIN Alrlleboro Office HAROLDS MOTOR PARTS CO Replacemenf Parls Machme Shop Servlce EAST PROVIDENCE 63 Warren Avenue EA I 3288 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' From fhe JUNIOR JOURNALISM CLASS CLUB INSIGNIA - MEDALS and TROPHIES Mr and Mrs Edward Bromage Anna Vallanfe v Mr and Mrs Manuel Souza Phyllis Company Weshnghouse Beverly and Warren Carpen+er Mrs Mary Burke Cap Aufo Paris and Mrs Howard Lowensohn and Mrs John A Mellen and Mrs Alberl Saunders and Mrs Jerome T Nolan and Mrs John H See and Mrs Guido D Amlco and Family Charlofle and Dorofhy Terra Gene s Lunch and Mrs Howard R Goodmg and Mrs Roberf Harris and Mrs Wulllam D MacQuaHle and Mrs George Maller and Mrs John Rossllll f Mlss Mary Hu'Hon George Freeman Sr and Mrs Bradford Shaw and Mrs Shavarsh Bagdasarnan and Mrs John A Sfevens and Mrs Horace Wooley and Mrs Phullp P Lydon and Mrs John T Kurwan Mounfann Vnew Dmer Mr and Mrs Dlclr Thomas Mr and Mrs Arfhur Carlberg Mr and Mrs Vmcenf Falrbro'l'hers Lovely Lady Beaufy Salon The Town Shoe Sfore f W C Vuall Dairy Rebello Funeral Home Mr and Mrs Edward Rnchmond Bobby Olson Mr and Mrs Anfhony Duas Mr and Mrs Jacob Ashpan Sylvia Carson XE P Fish Marlrel' Holly Goodmg x,Harrmg+on s Drug Mr and Mrs George E Whrlehead Franlc Nelson Mr and Mrs Franlr Rossulln Joe s Shoe Repalrmg A Friend John F Buhrfeund Mr Alan P Cusnclr Mr and Mrs Leonard McBride Mr and Mrs Richard N Ramey Mr and Mrs George Kalisas Mass Marlon Coffey Puoneer Food S+ore Ken? Heughfs Barber Shop Mr and Mrs Jesse Pacheco Grocer s Marlxe+ Mr and Mrs Francis B Carpenfer Jessne Barsamuan Mr and Mrs C O Allen Jr a Ray Drsver Mr and Mrs Joseph V Rlchardson Kaihy and Klppy Neddue and Mrs James Ferruera and Mrs Franlr M Terra and Mrs George George and Mrs Clnfford B Good Mr and Mrs Chesier Healy Dmfy Moore s Dmer Mr and Mrs Algoi' Johnson T, Berry Mae Fonfes Perry s Funeral Home Louue s Spagherh House Llberfy Marlxe+ Peier Vocclo Jr Mr and Mrs George Olson .fPeggy Ahern Roberi' Monson rf Mass Alnce M Waddmgfon Mr Rlchard Clauson Mr. . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . . ' . ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' V . . Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . ' ' . ' ' Mr. . ' . . ' . Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mary and David . . . . , . ' C l Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. - ' ' ' V Mr. . ' . 771 '3 '3 ff 'XT Q xl! My MQ fs f' A an -.l. V jim b 1 I the 672 'llfdfy day The job if firzixlaed at lan