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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

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HARMONIOUS LIVING FOREWORD Poefs fhroughou+ +he cenfurles have glorrfled music as one of fhe greal' lnsplrahons of lufe li' us an nn+ernahonal language +ouchmg fhe luves +he hearfs +he whole belngs of people from all corners of fhe globe from all walks of lnfe To us who lrve In fhe 'lwenhelh cen1'ury musuc provides a mednum for expressing our hopes our loves our dreams We hear I+ In momenfs of re beings Smce musnc whefher I+ be boogie or Bach IS so m+lma+ely a pari of our llves we of fhe class of I'-754 have decided +ha+ I+ should be +he fheme of our Crnmson Lufe as a Song according +o one composer We hope fhe song whose fhread IS ln+erwoven m'ro our 'fufure llves will be a happy one Indeed. laxafiong we carry if wi'I'h us in fhe dep'l'hs of our EDWARD R MARTIN Superintendent A MESSAGE FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT TO THE CLASS OF 1954 As you the graduates of East Provudence Sensor Hugh School of the Class of 1954 approach your graduation day I would loan wath you In looking to the future For most of your class graduation will mark the completion of your public school education lt wlll be the day on which you step out unto the commumty as well traunecl mduvuduals to engoy the benefnts of American cmzenshnp and to as sume the responslbllmes whtch that cutuzenshnp nmplues The degree to whlch you fulfill thus role wall ln the true sense be an evaluation of our educational system You with mllltons of other young Amerucans can prove the wisdom of our foundmg fathers who fought so hard to establush and mamtaun a system of free publuc educatnon My personal wlsh for each of you ns that you wlll llve a full and happy life cognnzant of the splrutual and moral values so necessary for true happiness EDWARD R MARTIN Superintendent TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN PUBLICATIONS SPORT5 SENIOR PLAY IUIIO 5 WHO DEPARTMENTS I ADVERTISING 0 0 0 o X 0 ACTIVITIES I 0 I 0 o ,wf The Class of 1954 and members of the Crimson staff proudly dedicate this issue to Mr. Walter J. Kirby, who, through his patience and diligence, his method of teaching, his sense of humor, and his friendly guidance has been a maior factor in the success of this yearbook. His ability to attack problems seriously and with cheerfulness this year, as well as in past years, has made our entire venture enjoyable and profitable. We, the members of the Crimson staff and the Senior Class, salute Mr. Kirby and wish him continued success and happiness in the future. With great sincerity we, the class of '54, express our appreciation and gratitude to MRS. LURA SELLEW. Because of her understanding, youthtulness, and cheerfulness, she has given us the initiative to strive for success. Without her help, our three years here would not have been so enioyable. MR. JAMES E. BATES Principal if .Fi L in SJ ', -' A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL TO THE GRADUATING CLASS . . . We of the faculty are proud of the class of l954. Never before in the long proud history of our school have so many special scholastic awards, so many state championships, and so many in- dividual honors come to us in the course of a single year. To a large extent, our greatest year can be attributed to the many fine contributions that you as members of the senior class have made. Personally, l am pleased that you have had two full years in this beautiful and efficient new building. I hope that the sum total of your ex- periences here has been pleasant and profitable. We of the school staff will continue to retain a real interest in your future. We stand ready to help you in any educational problems that may confront you as you now adiust yourselves to your life work. JAMES E. BATES Principal FACULTY HAROLD S GOODWIN GEORGE E BURKE MARJORIE L HARTFORD V C ft ,pfryrr ,v:, V , I sq ,i ,Y A ir ,, I i, N - , J + ,fha A H55 13 W 'W A ' A A , A' ,W Q if A , grgibw M' Myst il ig 'M 'G 1 x t J? S J Mg sf N ff? has ,Y W' f f S A ' , 'wf THE FACULTY Mr James E Bates always available to counsel mem bers of the student body chats leisurely wuth Evelyn Rocha PRISCILLA ALDEN ANN BANISTER BRUCE G BRITTON HERMAN E BUSH Head of Englnh Depart A I rlculture I ll Auto Mechanics Shop I Coach Track Coach GLADYS l CARROLL LESLlE F CARSON MARY CAWLEY ANNA CLANCY Buology I Garden Club Advanced Algebra As Engllshl l-'b af'a 1 L'b afY Al-'X'l'3VY Advusor sembly Cornmuttee Adv: AdV'50f or Guidance W , 1' 4 . A ' A A , sm 1 M , 's - rt . Ag' , , III, FFA ' 5 , ment? English ll, Ill. Advisor, Cross Country ll, lllg Driver Training. , VV 5 ta mg: .,.c5,,,,9V, , A V ' A J, ' 5 1 ,Y , I I I 1 S 5 I . F PAUL COLELLA ELIZABETH CUSHING ELIZABETH DALY JAMES DEFFLEY General Chemistry Biolo GUISIW l Ory ish I n ish Civics G e o g gy Mathematics raplty Football Coach DR STEPHEN E FARNUM JAMES GARVEY HARRIET GOFF LOUISE V GOGGIN sic I I III Supervisor C emistry II Ill Head of hematics I II ookkeeping II III o of Music secon ary Science Department Chem Ology I Sr Bowling Ad I ge Type I Guidanqe schools istry Club Advisor visor Head of Commercial De partment CLIFFORD B. GOOD JAMES L. GREENE Athletes and Scholars have equal representation in Athletic Director, Basket- History III, Civics, Guid- the Crimson-this is the conclusion Mr. Harold S. ball, Golf Coach. ance. Goodwin and Elizabeth Hollis have arrived at. xmas X Q1 Mr F Paul Colella show Eleanor Grant how the ear functnons EDITH C DOROTH H LL MARY T HUTTON HAMMARLUND Engllg Ish I Bookkeeping I Typ: g I Buseness Law VAHE JOHNSON Commercial Arithmetic I Shop Mathematlcs II Gen eral Mathematlcs II le and Crlmson THE FACULTY A i tnllff GARDINER JAMESON Algebra I Revlew Mathe matics III Geometry Trng onometry Control Room Advisor Head of Mathe matics Department WALTER J KIRBY DOROTHY KLENIEWSKI ANNA C LYONS ournalusm II at Physrcal Educatnon lnstruc Typing I Il BUSIHGSS Law matucs Il Advlsor of Town for I Il III I 5len0QfaPhY I ll rx, ,El MII! If' I 'cf Y , Nqr! 2 1 in A if I hw V. .A . . S E A igp A gg-gi:fgf1gaS'rt' 'l' I It I J , I - YA. I . 'h I, lu. Engl' ,u. 1 ' - 1 'W 2 ' : : ' - Ill. , , . . it .A VMI. T , . s I A- fc ' ' ' , J ' , lllg M he- ' ' - ' , f ' 1 - ' J ' - , , - I 1 - DONAT G MAYNARD Mathematncs I H o c k Coach Assnstant Football Coach Baseball Coach RALPH E MILLER JR Mechanical Drawing ll M al shop II III HIY Ad visor CELIA MOTTA MRS HELEN OSULLIVAN NATHAN E PASS KATHERINE PERKlNS Portuguese I Il General Homemaknng I II P slcs Il Ill Chemls ry French Ffef'ICl1 Club Ad Mathematics Algebra I V'50 GEORGE PETERS MARGARET PRIESTLEY Mr James L Green explammg an hnstorucal fact In Woodworkung I, II, Me Art I, II, Ill, Jumor Class history to Margue Lamson chanlcal Drawung I, II Advisor Walter Bury and Don Gustavson discuss last years award wnnnmg Crnmson wuth Mlss Marlorne Hartford 9.- fan 'I JEAN L SALTER ushl Geography Il History III Head of Hlstory Depart ment FRANK REAVEY ,pw- THE FACULTY MRS LURA N SELLEW FAITH M SHEDD I III Head of Home Economics I II III Department Sensor Class Head of Home Economucs Advnsor Department BEATRICE A SMITH W HOPE SMITH ALICE SULLIVAN ANTHONY SULLIVAN En :sh III orusl Il Physrcal Educatuon Instruc eneral Shop I torl II III Head of Shop Department 'iw GLADYS TAYLOR GEORGE TAYLOR Hustory H III Gusdance Physical Education Instruc ALICE M WADDINGTON Latun III German II Head of Languag D partment ROY WATMOUGH Supervnsor of Swlmmlng I MRS ELSIE GRAYSON MRS DOROTHY GORMAN Secretary Secretary 154' VICTOR W TKACS Blology I Guldance As slstant Football Coach As sustant Basketball Coach JACQUELINEA THOMPSON Bookkeeping I Typing I Offnce Practuce III Jurwor Bowlnng Advlsor CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS IDA L WOLFE Costume Desugn III Home TYPIHQ I II Stenography Economncs II HnTn Adv: sor 7 One of the many duties of Mr George Burke ns ds cussmg gundance wnth the students Here he ns talk :ng to Clnfford Soderlund about hrs next year's pro gram L I Q . M-i m I 5 . 1 'K ' 1 f , :In ,ith ' 1 1 ' . ' ' - ' 1 ' 2 - tor I, II, III. ' 1 - 1 1 . 5 , A, .mm ' ' ' , ' 1 ' 1 1 ' I, ll, , I, ll, lu. 1 '- ' '- I, Il. 5 e e- - nf f 5 .X I Mrs. Marie Dwyer discussing a l weekly menu with her staff. Left to rlghlz Mrs. Estele Kukl Mrs. Mira Jordan Mrs. Helen Gagnon Mrs. Margaret Ford Mrs. Marie Dwyer Mrs. Mae Lister sd Miss May Ford Mrs. Beatrice Neilson .tg L Home Cookin Is What 2 We Get ' In Our MODERN CAFETERIA School dieticians preparing a well- I MJ' balanced meal. ' f ,J MARlE ,DAWYEP We look in and see Mrs. Lister Mrs Gagnon and Mrs. Jordan operating D'el'C'a the stainless steel dishwasher in our modern cafeteria. This is the song our senior class officers-President Everett McDaniels, WE'VE GOT TO G0 NOW Vice President Beverly Pombo, Secretary Beverly Smith, and Treasurer Donald Gustavson, will be singing to our class advisor, Mrs. Lura Sellew, come June and graduation day. AUDREY MAE ADAM S 88 Muller Slreet Rnverslde Ambn non Nursmg or Anrlsne Hostess Actuvmes HnTru Swummmg Tenms Jabberwock Townne Sensor Nomunatmg Commmee Sensor As sembly Commmee en MARGARET MARY AHERN 42 Rounds Avenue name Morgue Ambmon Nursmg Actnvmes Club Jabberwock Swnmmmg Rmg Commmee fee Townle Crlmson Tenms Sclence Club Rnversude Nnck HrTrc Bowlmg Pucture Commn Vnvacuous KENNETH CHARLES ALLEN 29 Tall man Avenue Nnckname Kenny Ambmon Navy Acnvmes Cross Coumry Captam Indoor Track Sprung Track HnY Student Councnl Presudenl Casual PAUL ALEXANDER AGRESTI 15 Hull Streei Ambmon College Acnvmes Scuence Club Qunet e Nucknarne Sport Am bmon Nurse Sedate KENNETH LLOYD ALLEN 6 Garfueld Sheet Rurnford N uckname Dmg Ambmon Navy Consnderate 2 ' . . . P . I ' ' ' : ' . . . ' . 5 I 5 ' ' , ' L ' 5 ' '. MARY AIELLO-61 Arnold Streef, Riversid . ' z . - SANDRA MAE ALMEIDA 240 Central Avenue Nnckname Sandy Ambmon To travel Achvmes HlTru Bowlmg Gay l.OIS MAY ALLEN 84 Euclnd Avenue Rnversnde Ambmon Col lege Achvmes Bowlmg HaTrn Junior Social Commuttee Stu dent Councnl Jabberwock Towme Crrmson Sparklmg ALICE KERSTEN ANDERSON 2444 Pawtucket Avenue Nlckname ROBERT AMARAL 125 .lmanh Avenue Nmkname Lump Lump gurn:'Arnbutlc:X1 Schjol Teacher Achvmes Library Auxnllary Water Actsvmes Football Nonchalam B e sswe luv' RAYMOND ELLIOT ANDERSON 47 Ferns Avenue Rumford CHARLES EINAR ANDERSON 19 aamey sneer Rumford Nnck Nwkfwme Rav Ambmon College Awvlhes C0f11f0lRO0m name Charlue Ambmon College Bashful HelPfUl . - . . l l l ... . . l . I I I , EDITH MARIE ANDRADE-236 Warren Avenue. Nickname: Edie. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Activities: Senior Library Auxiliary: Treas- urer . . . Brilliant. MICHAEL ALFRED ANELUNDI 42 Cole Street Ambition Mechanic Activities Bowling Friendly bition College Activities Bowling Senior Bowling President Sophomore HiTri Vice President Tennis Band All State Band All State Band Festivals Swimming Jabberwock Patient KATHERINE ANITA ANDREWS-81 Freeborn Avenue. Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Bowlngg Hi-Tri, Jabberwock . . . Sweet. ARTHUR THOMAS ANTHONY lO76 South Broadway Nickname Art Ambition Marines Activities lndoor Track Outdoor Track Senior Picture Committee Deliberate JANET ADELLA ASBURY 50 Circuit Drive Riverside Ambltlort Airline Hggtesg Activities Hi Tn Jabberwock Townie Senior Assembly Committee Well manftefed . L X, 3 'sv f Q NANCY ARZOOYAN-220 Juniper Street. Nickname: Nance. Am- ROGER WHITMAN BACON 54 Gardiner Avenue Nuckname nggne Ambutuon Navy Muschnevous JOAN BAKER 15 Coombs Street Rumford Nucknarne Bunny mbntnon Telephone Operator Actlvltnes Sensor Play Loyal NORMAN ANTHONY BAPTISTA 233 Mauran Avenue Nickname Norm Ambutuon College Actnvotnes Rnfle Club Practucal GUY LLOYD BAER 34 Sylvan Road Rumford Ntckname Fuzzy Ambutnon Professnonal Photographer Actnvmes Jumor Varsrty Football Photography Track Wullmg Gaul Am ELIZABETH GAIL BALLOU lI8 First Street Nnckname bmon To loan the Waves Actnvntres Band HuTn All State Band I Rl Orchestra New England State Festnval Musuca RAYMOND EVERETT BARRIE, JR 80 Muller Avenue, Rumford Nnckname Ray Ambmon College Actnvutues Water Ballet, Scnence Club, Wrestlmg Kund ll S x 4 X U . y. Z., D BARBARA JANE BARSAMIAN 1300 Pawtucket Avenue Rumfod r Nlckname Barb Ambmon College ACTIVITIES Band Swommmg Club Tenms Club Bowlung Club HnTr: Towme Assustant Edltor Cheerl ad S e er clence Club Model Leguslature Model Congress Delegate to Gurls St te Asslstant Edutor Crlmson Student Councrl Sennor Play Jabberwock Versatule ELAINE DOROTHEE BERARD 3244 Pawtucket Avenue Ruversude Ambntuon Childrens Nurse Actlvltues Edutornn Chlef of Towme 53 Scnence Club French Club Student Councul HnTru Jabber wock Dulrgent ALICE MATHILDA BERGLUND name Blondne Ambateon To get marrued Actnvmes HuTrl Pleasnng 80 Arcade Avenue Seekonk Nlck ELEANOR JOAN BEALIEU 367 Bullocks Polnt Avenue Rlversude Nnckname Joanne Ambutnon Secretary Actavutnes Bowlung HeTru Swnmmung Club Gentle JANE ANN BERGHMAN 14 What Cheer Avenue Nsckname Berg Ambvtlon College Actnvmes Swrmmmg Club Bowlnng Hn Tn Presadent Jabberwock Jumor Rmg Commlttee Towme Pucture Commuttee Crimson Magorette Captam Band Radnant CLARENCE H BLADES 25 Borden Street Rrversude Carefree I A 1 . . : . : 5 1 1 I 'i I ' ' , , 5 I . .... , 1 ., .I . . . 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EDWARD VICTOR BOUVIER 224 Brlghtrldge Avenue Nickname Eddy Ambmon Undecided Actuvltues HIY Towme Cnmson Thoughtful ROBERT WOODBURY BRIDGFORD 623 Wlllet Avenue River snde Nncknarne Bndge Ambmon Aeronautncal Maintenance and Engineer Actuvutles Band Tenms Sensor Play Unselfush VIRGINIA THERESA BROTHERS 84 Blandung Avenue Nnckname Chucqulta Banana Ambltlon To haunt Ellne Actnvntues Busuness and Advertnsung Manager of Towme Crimson Vlvud ARTHUR WILLIAM BRENNAN 32 Balkom reel Rlverslde Nlcln name Bull Cheerful FRANK ROBERT BRILLHART IB Merrick Street Rumford Nlck name Bob Ambmon Aeronautncal Enguneer ACTIVITIES Stage Crew Control Room Scuence Club Sensor Play Treasurer Stu dent Councul R I and New England Contest Play Industnous ELEANOR FRANCIS BROWN 40 Jackson Avenue Rnversnde Nuck name Ellne Half wut Ambmon To haunt Gnnny Actuvmes Llbrary Auxvluary Presudent Student Council Buslness and Advertusung Manager of Towme Crlmson Honest X - St I . .' .- . : . :-5 5 1, X Q ' ' ' - ' ' I I I I ' - 5 - 5 'g.. ' . . : 7 7 . N, I ... I , . - I I .. - I I . : . : 'i ' . 5 . JOYCE MARIE BROWN 72 Summit Street Nlckname Joycle Ambmon College or Court Stenographer Actnvntues French Club Jumor Alliance Franclase I-lnTrl Secretary Sedate GEORGE ALLAN BURGESS 52 Grosvenor Buddy Ambmon Navy Fun lovmg Avenue Nnckname DELORES MAY CABRAL 20 Purchase Street Nuckname Lorree RICHARD DAVID BROWN 2 West Street Ambmon Accountant Studlous WALTER CLARKE BURY name Walt Ambvtuon Hockey Team Captam Crumson Aggressuve 98 Woodward Avenue Seekonk Nnck To play professnonal hockey Actnvmes Senior Nomlnatlng Committee Townle Ambmon Telephone Operator Actnvmes HnTn Jabberwock HELEN JENNETTE CANNING 50 Eavle Avenue Rwemde Am -l'- 0' Bowlmg Club T'ea5U'e' SW'mm 9 Club Pleuam bmon To get out of home room 217 Actuvmes Bowlmg Club Hu Tn Jubllant Y . llxzgx N. E' I I, 1 BARBARA ESTHER CARLSON 184 Burgess Avenue Nuckname Barb Ambntuon Offuce Work Actwmes Band All State Band New ESTHER JEAN CARLBERG 21 North Street Rnversnde Ambntuon England Feshval Domle To get out of home room 217 Actnvntues Bowlmg Club H1 Tn Sensor Pncture Commlttee Swnmmmg Club Polrte 74 Vanderland Avenue Neckname Sul SYLVIA MAE CARSON IRA GILBERT CARPENTER 177 Summnt snw Nuckname Gull Amb '0 NNY Nufse Ambatnon To become a farmer Actlvutnes FFF Club Indoor Track Cf-mwf' 'lumor Alhance Reserved Francause Jovnal DAVID CASPERSON 21 Redland Avenue Rumford Nsckname Cap Ambmon To own own busmess Actnvmes Control Room ELEANOR ESTELLE CASE 109 Smnth Street Rrverslde Nuckname Good Spon El Ambutvon Offlce Work ACTIVINES Bowlmg Townne Serlous munded of - - I - I - U 1 . Activities: French Clubg Hi-Trip Townie GEORGE CASTRO 297 Pleasant Street 'Seekonk Nuckname Georgne Porgne Ambmon Gettmg out of school Accommodat In ANGELA DOLORES CAVALLARO 749 Fall Raver Avenue Seekonk Nnckname Ann Angle Ambutuon Meducal Secretary Actuvmes Bowlrng Kind ELLEN ANTONETTE CHANDLER IOS Crescent Vnew Avenue Rnver We N'Ck a 'e E' A 'b '0 Soda' Wofkef Afmble EVERETT ALLEN CHAPMAN 57 washmgfon Avenue Rwersnde Nlckname Red Ambutlon School of Desngn ACTIVIYIGS HlY Skullful BERTHA JEAN CHASE 62 Dunbar Avenue Rumford Nickname Jeanne Ambmon To be a nurse Agreeable ANNA LEE CHIN 160 Anthony Street Ambmon Costume desugner Actnvmes Malorette Swrmmung Attractnve - ' . ll I , CHARLES CHURCH 94 Bullocks Pount Avenue Ruverssde Nuck name Chuck Ambutuon Undecnded Actnvutues Football JV Basket a Hefty l ROBERT HENRY CLARK 85 Fenner Avenue Rnverslde Nlckname Bobo Ambmon College Actlvntxes Indoor Track Water Ballet Swummmg Team Wntty NAN name Nance Ambxtuon Personne r Fervent CY ALETHA COLLINS IO Holland Avenue Rlverslde Nuck lWork Actuvmes Bowling Ht RICHARD EDWARD CLARE I2 Walnut Street Nlckname Dxck Calm fe GORDON WALLACE CLARKE 37 Shendan Avenue Rumford Nnck name Flash Ambltlon Electromcs Engmeer Actuvutues Control Room Operator Lukeable RONALD WESLEY COLLINS 54 Redland Avenue Rumford Nick name Ronme Ambmon Successful daary farmer Actuvntles Band FFA Student Councul Retncent a ' i T . I - . . ' - : ' . ' A : ' . ' ' ' : 7 . . - b II . . . . W '35 Q in lifiillllll . M fir, 4 f 'Q cf 'Ill 42' X - . I I . 5 1 ' A . ' : . . . ' . . : . ' ' ' : 1 7 fi - , . ' - . ' D 1 ' , ' : 1 : I . . Z Q fl 1 I 5 . . . . . . 5 . T i . . . . MARY ROSE CONNOR 60 Hoppln Avenue Rrversrde Ambrtuon Nurse Actnvutnes HuTrn Bowlnng Club Water Ballet Socual Commnttee Casual CONSTANCE JEAN CONTI 15 Belmont Avenue Nuckname Conme Ambmon Ofuce work Actnvrtres Bowlung All State Band RI State Festrval Socaable ALFRED J button Newspaper Reporter Acnvntves HIY Towme Assnstant Edntor Cnmson Enthusnastnc OHN CORSO 279 Central Avenue Nnckname Fred Am PAUL CONROY 53 School Street Ambmon Electncal Engnneer Actrvltnes Tennis Wrtty is JAMES EDWARD CONWAY 4 Centre Street Rumford Nuckname Red Arnbatnon Captain In the Coast Guard Generous JOAN HELENA COSTA nc name Joanne Ambmon Clerucal work Calm I5 Sherman Street Ruversnde N k 4 4 if . .5 X ,t :I ' . . ' U : ' f 7 .. -B I - ' Z 1 f Q 3 3, x DONALD FRANK COVILL-50 Hartford Avenue, Riverside. Nick name: Don. Ambition: College graduate . . . Hard-working. ROBERT ROGER COTE-1138 South Broadway. Nickname: Bob. Ambition: Air Force. Activities: Wrestling: Control Room . . . Obliging. ROBERT JOSEPH DANDENEAU 166 Tangent Street Nickname Bob Ambition Jet Pilot in Air Force Activities Manager Cross JANICE BARBARA ANN CUMMINGS 143 Holland Avenue River Coumry Manage, Indoor mek Easy gomg side Nickname J C Ambition Modeling Keen WILLIAM HENRY DANN 247 Central Avenue Nickname Bi ly STEPHEN PETER DANIELSON 8 Walnut Street Nickname Stuff Ambition Doctor Activities Band All Rl Festival Drum Malor ball Wrestling Townie Crimson Athletic Hockey Chairman of Health and Safety Committee of Student Council Science Club Senior Play Clever . , D ,, ,, . . , . I - 7 ' ' ' ' ' 2 Legal, ll A - . ' : 'l . - . ' : , Ambition: To graduate, Activities: Senior Football Captain: Base- 2 . ' ' ' : 5 . . l I I 1 I l I I i ' . . . ' . : ' ' ': ' : ' . . . . WALLACE ANTHONY DAPONTE 45 Fenmore Street Nickname Wally Ambition Toolmaker Drol JOSEPH DaROCHA 131 Warren Avenue Nickname Lev Am button News Photographer Activities HIY Social Committee Jabberwock Towme Crimson Camera Club Senior Play Wellgroomed WILLIAM EDMUND DAVIS 91 Grove Avenue Nickname Bll Towme Sports Edltor Crimson Ambitious Ambition To be a success Activities Jumor Varsity Football Jumor Varsity Basketball Intense STEPHEN ALAN DeAQUAIR 71 Leonard Avenue Nickname Steve ACIIVIYICS Basketball Baseball Town-e Qulckwttted DELORES ANN DeBRlTTO 134 Mamn Street Ambition RI School of Design AHISYIC - I . , , of 4 . 1 . . . I. . I ' - . ' : l . Ambition: Sportswriter. Activities: Hi-Yg Picture Committeeg WILLIAM HARLAND DEAETT-loo Russell Avenue Nickname' Bill I' NORMA ELAINE DeFALCO 26 Goldsmuth Avenue Nickname Norm Ambutvon College Actuvmes HnTn Bowlung Crimson Sensor Nommatung Commuttee True BARBARA ANN DIAS 363 Cole Street Seekonk Nuckname Babs Ambutuon Occupatuonal Therapist or office worker Actnvltues H Tn Bowlmg Crlmson Merry OWEN PETERS DRISCOLI. 1338 Fall Ruver Avenue Seekonk Am button Teacher of Mathematucs Actuvltnes Wrestlmg team Control Room Scuence Club Student Councnl Assembly Commnttee Sensnble 'WM V' 'I it A Q JOHN HENRY DEIIANEY T99 Ivy Street Nickname .lack Am batnon Busmess man Actuvntnes Hockey Handsome JANE CAROLINE DIBBLE 51 Knowlton Street Rnversude Ambutuon Telephone Operator Petate BARBARA LOUISE DYER 32 Read Street Rlversude Nzckname Barble Ambmon None Actnvutnes None Capable I . : ' f f f K . I ' C, hw . . X '- , . : - , . : . . . I . . . ' . . . Z iv 5 5 . . . . K r A142 Q. I K L15 1 I 1 ' 1 . ' : . : 5 : 1 ' , ' . . . BARBARA HAZEL ENOS 155 Fort Street Nrckname Honey Enos Arnbltlon To marry Tony Acttvttnes Bowling Swlmmung HnTrl Genus ERNEST LEROY ERICKSON 44 Lakesnde Street Rnverslde Ntck name Ernle Ambttlon Navy Actlvntles Track Water Ballet Subtle LORETTA ESCOBAR I8 Carlton Avenue Nnckname Lorre Am button Secretartal work Actnvttnes HtTrn Towme Tenms Well mannered GLORIA ANNE ENOS 2571 Pawtucket Avenue Nickname Dnmples Ambmon Housewufe or offuce work Actuvmes Bowlmg Cordual LOIS CAROLE ERICKSON 58 Sllver Sprung Avenue Ambmon College Actuvnttes HsTn Swtmmung Tennus Cnmson Towme Bowlmg Sensor Social Commuttee Dazzlmg BRIAN WINSLOW EVANS 7 Back Street Seekonk Ambttuon Machunust Actnvmes Towme Cnmson Intramural Sports Compamonable 5' R f I ne. - 4' :' l I Y VALERIE JOAN EVANS H98 Fall Rrver Avenue Seekonk Nrck name Val Ambmon Secretary Actnvmes HnTrr Towme Crrmson Damty Ambmon Crrrmnal Lawyer Achvrtres HIY Basketball Amusmg HELEN FARIA 33 Metacomet Avenue Nrckname Len Ambotron Dress Desrgner Actrvmes Socral Comrmttee Rmg Commrttee Demure EDITH LUINEZ EVERETT 201 Burgess Avenue Nrckname Edre Ambrtron Office work Actrvlhes HrTrl Bowlmg Understand rn DELORES MARIE FARIA 2 Luther Avenue Nrckname Del m bmon Secretary Actrvrtres Crrmson Band Affable BARBARA ANN FEELEY I2 Clrfton Avenue Rrversrde Nrckname Barb Ambntnon Undeclded Actuvrtnes HrTrl Crrmson Student Councnl Sensor Play Gracious - . I 1 , U .gh - . ' : . A - EDWARD LEONARD FAGAN-99 summn sneer. Nickname: Ed. z ' 2 ' ' ' ' ' -...:.-i K X- EDWARD ALBERT FERRARI 2 Blandung Avenue Nnckname Tmy Ambmon Mechamc Lnght hearted ALICE DOROTHY FERREIRA 56 lrvmg Avenue Nnckname Ambmon Cuvul Servnce Actnvmes Band Bowling Club All State Band New England Festuval All New England Band pressuve EVELYN BARBARA FERREIRA 337 Llncoln Streef Seekonk Nick name Ev or Evvne Ambmon Cvvul Servlce work Achvmes -I-owme Bowlmg Club Llkeable Ambmon Electrncal Enguneer To be successful and always be happy Actuvmes HIY Hockey Junlor Varsity Baseball Jo y MARY ELLEN FISHER 126 Hacks Streef Nsckname Fluffy Am bl'-on Nurse Comvefen' BARBARA ANN Flsxs 95 Pavnnon Avenue Rumford Nlckname Blondne Ambmon Secretary Actnvmes Bowlung Club Con SCICHYIOUS ,1 3' w ' A ' . : . . . - - - . . I c AI- : ' 5 . . . EX- M 'S' 1 I -n -7 z -- . ' U I .- ROBERT ANTHONY FERREIRA-146 Rose sneer. Nickname: Bob. I l 5 ' ' Il. RAYMOND STEWART FITTON IIO Frrst Street Nlckname Red mbntuon To get ahead rn the faeld of sports Actlvltles JV Football JV Baseball Varsuty Baseball Sensor Captam Hockey Junuor Class Treasurer Crnmson Townue Staff Energetic FREDERICK FOERI 604 North Broadway Nickname Fred Actlvl tres Football Luvely 19 AUDREY JANICE FREEBAIRN 27 Campbell Avenue, Rumford Nrckname Scotty Ambmon Intenor Decorator or alrlme hostess Actavltues Bowlmg Club BENJAMIN WEST FLANAGAN I9 Drowne Parkway Rumford Nnckname Speed Ambmon Doctor Actlvmes Assistant Mana ger of Football Team Indoor Track Outdoor Track Swnmmlng Team Dependable LUCILLE FONTES 40 Brown Street Nickname Lou Ambmon Medrcal Secretary Actlvatles Sophomore Bowlmg Club Treasurer Sensor HuTn Presndent Jabberwock Cnmson Student Councnl Good natured ELIZABETH BROWN FROST 378 Greenwood Avenue, Rumford Nnckname Luz Ambutnon Art Career Actnvmes HuTru, Bowlmg Club, Model Legnslature, Jabberwock, French Club, Sensor Play, Jumor Allnance Francanse, Cnmson, Tennns Attractlve 'T e lse-f Riff - :iw 7 :1 'am : - EQf' 17 - ' ff? rm: X - I - A - 1 : . u 1 u . ' I . I i I . 1 - - 7 ' 1 ' ' : : ' ' 7 ' 1 ' . . . ' . ' ' l . . . .. : . I ' I , , . . . . I i . I . ' ' Q GERARD HENRY GELINAS 88 Oakland Avenue Seekonk Nrck name Pop Ambmon USN Actuvrhes Swummmg Water Ballet Indoor Track Outdoor Track Trustworthy NORMA ELAINE GENOBLE 26 Freeborn Avenue Nrckname Norm or Larney Ambmon Marrrage or Buyer Acfrvmes Bowlrng Club Agreeable SHIRLEY ANN GLANVILL 188 Narragansett Avenue Rrversrde Nrckname Shurl Ambmon Secretary Cooperative ELEANOR DELPHINE GRANT 12 James Street Nuckname El Am bmon College Acfrvnres Jumor Achrevement Bowlrng Socaal Commmee Crlmson Towme Rang Commmee Qulckwutied 19 JOAN GREENHALGH 225 Jumper Street Nickname Joanne Ambmon Secretanal work Acirvmes Bowlrng, Hs Tru ROBERT ARMOND GUERTIN 346 Taumon Avenue' Seekonk N'Ck Lensurely name Bob Ambmon Body Mechamc Composed QYLXY , ' LJ ,Ml , 7' .Q ' ' - , : . : . . . : I I I 1 - , . : . : 5 g : 5 1 . . . - . DONALD OSCAR GUSTAVSON Wlllow Road Seekonk Nlckname Gus Ambstaon College Actnvmes Semor Class Treasurer Foot ball Hockey Baseball Ideal JAMES ARTHUR HALL 253 Roger wnnams Avenue Ph-ll-psdale Nuckname Shadow Ambutuon Arr Force Actuvmes Wrestlung Outdoor Track lndulgent LAWRENCE EDWARD HARDY JR I0 Josephme Street Rum ford Nuckname Larry Sknp Ambmon Engmeer or Pharmacnst Actlvmes Camera Club Control Room Stage Crew Semor Play Scnence Club Assembly Commnttee Chess Club lndustnous GAIL AUDREY GUSTAVSON Wnllow Road Seekonk Nrckname Gussey Ambmon Umversnty of Rhode Island or haurdresser Actnvmes Bowlung Water Ballet Crrmson Peppy ELAINE MAE HAMILTON 35 School Street Nuckname Hammy Sincere JOHN GREGORY HARRINGTON eo walnuf Street Nnckname Red Ambntuon Successful busunessman Exuberant . . . : . . . . : . I - ' ' ' : ' I I ' . I ' - L I . .- . - . . ' 1 . : . . Ambitlon: Offuce worker. Actnvmes: Bowlmgg Hn-Trey Swummmg , Z - . . : . I . . . : . I 1 1 : 1 ' : CAROL MARJORIE HAYWARD 632 Arcade Avenue Seekonk Am bmon Secretarial work Achvmes Towme HnTru Jumor Class Secretary Jumor Socsal Commmee Rm g Commmee Pucture Com mittee Demure w f 1 ROBERT LEO HOLLAND 182 Hoy? Avenue Rumforcl Nickname Bob Ambmon Business man Actlvmes Hockey Favorable NANCY HUNTER 58 Fufth Sireef Nuckname C ll o ege Achvmes HlTrn Bowling Towme Crlmson F rench Club Jumor Achnevement Restramed Nan Ambmon Bryant CAROL MAY HODGSON 74 Roger Wnllnams Avenue Rumford N k uc name Hedgy Ambmon Robert Q Lewis Secretar A Y tnvmes Water Ballet Tenms Basketball Genume ELIZABETH ANN HOLLIS 36 Jefferson Avenue Riverside Nick name Luz Ambnuon College Actnvmes Swummung H:Tr: Jah berwock Cheerleader Captam Assustant Ednor Crlmson Pncture Commmee Athlenc SHIRLEY ANN HUNTER 30 Tower Avenue Nuckname Sharl Am bmon Professnonal roller skater Adapfable .. I , . I . ,, : . h . ., Z . I .i .5 . I I . . . I . . I . . - I . ' . 2 I . . 1 ' . , . C- : 7 ' j . . . ' - L A W WW gm N ., rf . '1if,6,'W', if . x fi Jivligld' I . : . ' ' ' : ' ' 7 '. 'F . 7 I ' : ' : ' V 4' . : '- ': ' : ' : ' : : , , JOSEPH ANTHONY JOAQUIN 54 Emprre Drrve Nrckname Shorty Ambutuon Certufled Publnc Accountant Actrvmes Jumor Achievement Drscreet GORDON STUART JOHNSON 922 Roger Wlllrams Avenue Rum ford Nickname Flash Ambmon Alr Force PFOTICICDY Swede Ambltron Undecxded Actuvxtues Hockey Confndent PAUL FRANKLIN JOHNSON 31 Callender Avenue Ambltnon Polrtrcuan Actrvrtles Sensor HrY Presrdent HuY Student Councrl Townle Staff Crimson Jabberwock Mrrthful ROBERT CLINTON JOHNSON 27 Upyonda Way, Rumford Nuck name Bob Ambmon College Actlvmes Band, Water Ballet, Sen lor Class Play, Bowlung Club, Camera Club Facetlous GORDON STANLEY KANE 302 Terrace Avenue, Rnversrde Nick name Stan Ambrtuon Chemical Engmeer Coherent ' 1 gk M if f CARL GUSTAV JOHNSON-I5 Harris Street, Riverside. Nickname: X as . N XX - it , 34 Thatcher Street Rumford Nick EDWARD VINCENT KEENAN - P.C. and Lab Technician, Activities Water name: Eddy. Ambition. Ballet tball . . . Typical Swimming Team JV Foo rbor Street Nick HEW KOCZWANSKI 26 A Track ALEXANDER MATT t :lot Activities name Ski Ambition To be a I6 p Constructive RGE 2673 Pawtucket Ave MARION THERESA LAMO Suzy Ambition To be a professional roller skater Co Servatlve Nickname JAMES HENRY KELLY I7 Linden Street Riverside Nickname Jim FFA Optimistic Ambition Rancher Activities eet Nickname Richit A RICHARD LAMB 66 Mayflower Str Contractor Activities Football Abe SON 173 West Avenue Seekonk. n MARJORIE JOSEPHINE LAM Nickname Margie Ambition Secretarial School Activities Crim- Pleasant son Business Manager Bowling Q X . W fl tm - I I -I :r . I - A - . I : .4 .. : . . ' I 'll ,A , ' I ' ', mbition: , - . . .. 2 w N I . 1 1, . Inc' . :Il 4. I PHYLLIS ANN LAMSON T73 West Avenue Seekonk Ntckname Phyll Ambltnon Untverssty of Wtsconsm Actlvltles Bowltng Townte Tennts Crimson Assistant Bustness Manager Cheery MARY FRANCES LeCLAlRE 153 Hopptn Avenue Rlverstde Nick name Mar Ambmon College Acttvuttes HuTru Bowlmg Jabber wock Junnor HtTru Treasurer Crurnson Swnmmnng Club Juruor Soctal Commtttee Sctence Club Talented EVELYN MARIE LEITER 481 County Street Seekonk Nnckname Ev Ambmon Offuce work Adventurous is inf RAYMOND JOSEPH LAVERTUE 22 North Shore Drive Rlversxde Nnckname Buddy Ambttuon To be connected with sports rt some way Acttvmes Cross Country Indoor Track Baseball Jabberwock Sporty at Ambltton Journalist Actlvltles HxTrl Bowllng Towme Crnmson Science Club Wltty 443 BRUCE JAMES LETHBRIDGE 12 Garfneld Street Rumford Nuck name Gus Ambxtton Navy Acttvtttes Tennus Cross Country Water Ballet Polute 63 ' : . ' ' 1 ' l lf x PATRlClA ANN LEDDY-65 Lakeside Street, Riverside, Nickname: P. ..: .l ...F .i .I . ! 1' Q DONALD ARTHUR LEWIS I Fairfield Avenue Nickname Don Am button Hortrculturltst Activities Swimming Water Ballet HIY Science Club All New England Bands All State Band Bowling C ub Gifted MARCIA CHARLICE LIPSCOMB 74 Dunbar Avenue Rumford HAROLD FREDERIC LEWIS I2 Angell Street Nickname Buddy Ambition Undecided Activities All State Band Convlnclng ALFRED GRANAT LOOMIS 132 Bay View venue Nickname Ambition Diesel Power Mechanic S y F S t Ambtuon Nurse Activities CLAIRE LYMAN 221 on tree i R EDWARD LUSIGNAN 89 Jackson Avenue Riverside Bowling Vice Presdent HvTrn Swimming Club Junior Social WALTE Nickname Lucy Ambition To play sports Activities Bowling Committee Senior Nominating Committee Crimson Charming Baseball Eager 5 - ' ' . ' : . - I 1 A Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Crimson . . , Loyal. - ' A I ' , All ' ' : ' ' . . . I1 . , 5 DUNCAN WILLIAM MacDONALD I29 Center Street Rumford Nickname Mac Ambutuon Hugh school gym teacher Actlvltles Football Manager Basketball Manager Baseball Manager HIY Hockey Adept PATRICIA AGNES MACIEL I8 Berkley Street Nickname Pa :ng Junlor Rang Commuttee Semor Pncture Comrmttee Dannty MARY ANN MAINLAND 9I Muller Avenue Rumford Ambutlon Nurse Actnvmes Bowlmg Swrmmmg HnTru Tenms Crlmson Scnence Club Water Ballet Smcere FRANK MACEDO 30 Alrce Street Ambutlon Carpenter Obllgmg THOMAS JOSEPH MADDEN I6 Cresent Vuew Avenue Rlver side Ambmon Amr Force Agreeable ROBERT JAMES MAIRS III 32 Don Avenue Rumford Nrckname Bob Ambmon College Actnvutles JV Football Varsuty Football Captam Indoor Track Outdoor Track Water Ballet All State Track Socual Commuttee Athletrc - , I : : z '- 1 - , ' : t I I I I I I Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Hi-Trig Swimmingg Jabberwockg Bowl I , I I I I I I I . . . I . H -'zm ' MADELINE IRENE MANSFIELD I Umty Avenue Nrckname Itchy Ambmon Practucal nurse Actuvmes Orchestra Jumor Red Cross Loquaclous MAUREEN ANNE MAYNARD 25 Armrngton Avenue Rrversude Nnckname Mo Ambmon College Actrvutues HuTru Jumor Nom: nafmg Commlttee Cheerleader Swurnmlng Club Bowling Club Crrmson Jumor Edltor Sclence Club Jabberwock Delight U EVERETT SPENCER MCDANIEL 84 Sutton Avenue Nnckname Mac Ambmon Success Actavmes Sensor Class Presrdent Student Councnl Assembly Commrttee Prcture Commuttee Track Wrest Img Captam Football Jumor Varsuty Football Jumor Varsuty Basketball Scsence Club All State Football Versatnle PATRICIA MARIE MATHER 83 Woodward Avenue Nuckname Pat Ambutnon Nursmg Actnvltles Bowlmg Lrght hearted LAWR!:NCE MCBRIDE 73 Hope Street Seekonk Nrckname Larry Ambntlon Navy Tranqunl fn JOAN MARIE MCDERMOTT 74 Holland Avenue Rnversude Nnck name Mac Ambmon Art Teacher Sporty if .g lltb , of C X 4 ,Ii : ' 'r' : '- ,137 VINCENT MCNAMARA I65 Tangent Street Nuckname Mac Am button Manne Lveutenant Happy go lucky FLORENCE TERESA MCMANUS 76 Pavillion Avenue Rumford Nnckname Babe Ambition To marry a mllllonalre Actnvmes L brary Auxnluary Water Ballet Uprnght JOSEPH MEDEIROS 52 Brown Street Nnckname Chuco Ambmon MAUREEN MARGARE aous Nackname Meems Ambmon Jom the servlce Substantual RICHARD KENNETH MCLEAN 191 Arcade Avenue Seek k N on :ck name Duck Ambutlon Artist Confadent JEAN ELIZABETH McIVER 99 Leroy Drnve Rnversude Nnckname Dee Ambltlon Singer Actnvltles HlTn Generous , Q A g .. I . . ' A 0 I - ' ' I I ' ' I . l I 1 - . , Q I . ' I I T MCNEIL-62 shefidan Avenue, Phmapsdale. To 9'ad a'e- AC'IVI'Ie52 HOCIQY - - - Ze I ' CAROLYN MENDENCE 44 Woodlawn Avenue Nnckname Carol Ambmon Secretary Gentle ELEANOR JANET MERRILL 426 Cole Street Seekonk Nnckname Merrully Arnbltuon To travel Actuvltues Petlte SHIRLEY ANN MERCURIO 32 Alice Street Nickname Lee Am Ac uvmes Magorette I ae button Medncal Secretary mntee Swlmmmg Crumson Towme Festuval Jumor Socaal Com HuTrn Bowlnng Rellable B0W 9 Pfwden' DONALD JOSEPH MESYNA 9 aefgm sneer Ruversude Ntckname Don Ambmon U S Anr Force Reserved DOUGLAS WHEATON MILLER 686 North Broadway Nvckname Doug Ambutuon Prlnter Actuvmes Bowlnng Unobtrusave RAYMOND EUGENE MINISCE I28 Fenner Avenue Rnversnde Nick name Ray Ambmon Navy Gemal 13 i, N: ' . f ': I' :Rl ,.S1Y ye , 3 ' I-'lf 1 1 V' -fig' ,wt V, 5' - , . - 1 1 W ROBERT KEATING MORAVEC 98 Ruversd D I9 rave Rnverslde Nnck name Morve Ambmon To go Yo college Congenual BARBARA MAY MITCHELL 'I27 West Avenue Seekonk Nickname Match Ambmon Office work Llvely NANCY ANN MUNRO 153 Worcester Avenue Rnversude Nick GRETA JOHANNA MORTENSON 1324 name Nance Ambmon Offuce worker Actlvnoes B I Fall Ruver Avenue Seekonk Nlckname M ownng Rang Commlttee Nomnnanng Commmee Arden1 ort Ambmon Smger Actnvmes Bowlmg Sangume AGNEC MARGARET NAJARIAN 50 Jackson Avenue Riverside Nuckname Aggne Ambmon To pass history and get marrued nn ROBERT ALLEN MUNROE JR 130 Deer sneer Rumford Nuck 57 'mf'9 'a Ve name Al Ambmon Navy Actuvmes Indoor Track Ouidoor Track Dapper 3 . .I I Q I I ...,. A n I.. I h I ' . . JEAN MURIEL NICHOLS-26 Ide Avenue Nickname- Bridget Am bmon College Actnvmes Scrence Club Bowlvng Club Control Room Operator Siudent C0Uf1CIl Bemgn BEVERLY ANN NIGHTINGALE 73 vmg Avenue Tranquul GEORGE NIGHTINGALE 73 IRVING Avenue Achvmes Football Captaln Rugged ROBERT ALLEN NUTTALL 52 James Street Nlckname Bob Am bmon Mechanical Englneerung Actlvmes Basketball Sprung Track Control Room Operator Sensor Class Play Effncnent '-ns A BARBARA OLIVER I2 Lyon Avenue Nuckname Barbue Ambmon Undwded AC V 'eS Bo '9 Twful GLORIA ELAINE oLsoN A6 shore Road Rnversude Nickname Glo Ambmon Nursmg Marnage Skatnng pro Actuvmes Pucfure Commsftee Caprucuous I A - - ' - lr ' . , . '. . - . ' ' ' : I f A r,r H his SHIRLEY ELEANOR OLSON 98 Provldence Avenue Ruversude Nnckname Shurl Ambmon Marruage Actnvmes HaTn Bowlmg Cnmson Towme Carefree MIRYAM AUDREY OSTERBERG 339 Seavuew Avenue Rnversude Nnckname Mum: Ambmon Undecuded Gentle Sam Ambmon Undecnded Steadfast MILLICENT JEAN PACHECO 144 Mauran Avenue Nickname Mnllne SAMUEL osrsnssnc 339 seawew Avenue n.vefs.de Nnckname A 'b '0 C0 e9e AC V 'eS H'T FMC CM' B W 9 Townue Cnmson Genteel RAYMOND ALBERT PARENT 93 Dexter Avenue Seekonk Nack name Ray Ambmon Servme Actlvmes Track Fun loving AGNES MARIE PERRY I0 Reynolds Street Nnckname Aggie bmon Secretary Actwmes Bowlmg Effechve Am '13 , 6 0 ., AIRE DORIS PERRY 32 Quarry Street Seelcortk Ambition Cl b Assem ON I8 Knowlton Street Riverside Nurse Activities HiTri bly Committee Crimson Diffident Nickname Pete Activities Cross Country n Responsible RONALD DAVID PIERCE 34 Dorr Avenue Riverside Nickname d Ativities Water Ballet Bowling Ronnie Ambition Undecide c Competent MBO 250 Cole Street Seekonk. BEVERLY ANN PO - Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Activities: Senior Class Vice Presi- dent- Bowling Club . . . Gemal. Nickname: Bev. 1' 'l name 91 Valley Street Seekonk Nick WILFRED GEORGE PLANTE Willy Ambition Professional baseball player Activities Baseball Football Robust Rumford, Nick- JANET LOUISE PRATT-1396 Pawtucket Avenue name: Jan. Ambition: College. Activities: Tennis- Swimming- Hi- Tri- Bowling- Tcwnie- Crimson- French Club- Science Club- Water Ballet: Senior Social Committee: All State Band . . . Merry. l I ,rr CL - , . 1 . ' : '- 'f Science Club: Photography u 5 - A I I - - - ' I - ROBERT CARLETON PETERS - , A ' . ' : . ildOOrTraClK... 4 , if I HUGH AUGUSTUS QUENN-27 Delway Road, Ambition: Professor of U.S. History . . . Subtle. ALFRED ARAUJO RAMOS-54 First Street. Nickname: Al. Ambi- tion: Engineer. Activities: Footballp Basketball, Control Roomg Junior Social Committee . . . Eloquent. MARIE ANN RASHED 50 Fairview Avenue Ambition Private Secretary Activities Bowling Hi Tri Student Council Water Ballet Crimson Townie Swimming Club Alluring LEILA JANE RAY 207 Pleasant Street Rumford Ambition Medical Technologist Activities Tennis Swimming HnTri Bowlng Band Nominating Committee Cheerleader Water Ballet Senior French Club Treasurer Townie Junior Allance Francaise Crimson Sprightly fr ROBERT EDWARD REILLY 33 James Street Nickname Bob Am button Insurance Salesman Activities Baseball Water Ballet FRANK HAYES RAYMOND lol Maple Avenue R'Ve'5'de Am Football Science Club Swimming Team Unselfush bitlon College Activvties Football Baseball Science Club Senior Class Play Scrupulous uf ' ri .- al X - ' ' I - I I I ' I I I ' ' I I I . : : - 1 1 . -. - - . ' , , , ... 5 7 1 . . . . ' ' r . If' ' 'Z-Ill' iff' -if ,- ' . . ' : . I I I - I - ' - ' ' ' ' . . . . . I. - .. ' , ' ' 3 I I I LOIS MARTHA REYNOLDS-62 Smith Street, Riverside. Nickname: Loodely. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. Activities: Bowling . . . Spirited. JOAQUIN MANUEL RIBERIO 294 Jumper Street Nickname Jack Ambition College Activities Basketball Captain Football Junior Class President Social Committee Picture Committee Ring Committee Keen JANE LAURIN RILEY l56 Central Avenue Nickname Janie Am :tion College Activities Swimming Club HiTri Bowling Club Science Club Student Council Intelligent ANTHONY REZENDES-63 Carpenter Street. Nickname: Tony. Am- bition: To graduate . . . Quick-thinking. CLARK RICHARDSON 200 Dover Avenue Nickname Arch Am button Geologist Likeable JUDITH LAURIN RILEY I56 Central Avenue Nickname Judy Ambition Nurse Activities French Club Swimming Club Hu Tn Bowling Club Science Club Junior Social Committee Picture Committee lngenuous 6' EVELYN MARIE ROCHA 67 Martello Street Ambmon College Actuvmes Crumson Edntor Assistant Edntor of Townue Bowlnng Swummmg Tennns Student Councal Malorette Pncture Commsttee Dynamlc JEAN ELIZABETH ROSENHOLM 42 Woodward Avenue Nuckname Rosle Ambutlon Secretary Actuvltles Bowlmq Fanthful DONNA ANN RUSSO 7 Don Avenue Rumford Nnckname Donnie Ambutaon College Actuvutues Junuor Allnancc Francalse Hn Tru Junuor Red Cross Assembly Commnttee Immaculate JOHN FOSTER RODGERS 2 Euclid Avenue Rlversnde Nickname Crutch Ambutron Toolmaker Acttvutnes Football Adventurous BERTHA KATHERINE RUFFUL 30 Taunton Avenue Seekonk Nick name Bert Ambutuon Offuce worker Consnderate FAITH ANN SADLIER I7 Evelyn Street Seekonk Nlckname Charlue Ambutnon To wnte a book Actnvmes Photography Club Hu Tn Expluclt X F I - Z 1 : : : : : : 1 nb, X - ' ' - 'M 'f Nw .ML . . - I , - f . 1 . '-'... FA. 1 . : : -1 : - PAUL KARAT SAISSELIN 81 Redland Avenue Rumford Nuckname Hot Rod Ambttnon College Ac nvstues Sensor Play Assembly Committee Clever BARBARA MARIE SANTOS 67 Second Street Nnckname Barb Ambmon Nurse Actuvuttes Swnmmmg Bowling Water Ballet Laudable JOAN CAROL SAWYER 44 Hall Street Nuckname Joanne Am button Typust Actnvutues Bowlmg Hu Tru Crsrnson Ltbrary Aux lllary Happy JOSEPH HENRY SALTZMAN 129 Hull Street Nickname Joe Am button To play baseball Actuvntues Baseball Convnvnal JOAN OLIVENE SAVARD 50 Tower Street Ambutuon To om servuce Tranqunl BRUCE ROBERT SCEELES 35 Engine Street Nuckname Gus Ambntuon Electrvcnan Tracfable fl I Q, 3' if iw 'A ..: - V 1... z '. L' I 1 A A R A 4 EDWARD STEPHEN SEROWIK T47 Bell Avenue Rlversude Nnck name Ed Ambatlon To be a success Persuasnve ROBERT ANTHONY SCOTT 62 Dudley Avenue Warwack Nuck name Bob Ambmon Arr Force Mechamc Worthy RICHARD JAY SHANLEY 954 tuon Lnthographer Actuvutues Proflcuent bww' 'N-...H -fl: GEORGE MARTIN SILVA 7 Carpenter Street Ambmon To grad uate ACTIVITIES Baseball Sturdy Broadway Nnckname Rec Ambn Track Bowlung Social Commnttee Dv DENNIS ANTHONY SIMBRON I52 Dnvusuon Street Ntckname The Menace Ambntuon To settle down Actnvntues Manager Football Nnckname Bob Ambmon Arr Happy golucky ROBERT SILVA 72 Seventh Street Force Happy A T7 1 . l A V s X ' . ' ' . ' - - I ' h ' l fri, vt, .VW , .mg : 1 I ' '55, : . ' . . . I I , : . . ,, A 1 - X - 3. THOMAS JOHN SIRIGNANO I54 Mercer Street Nickname Ziggy Ambition To work in a machine shop Activities Golf Composed BEVERLY FAYE SMITH 20 Dalton Street Rumford Nickname Townue Senior Social Committee Senior Picture Corrmittee Water Ballet Senior Class Secretary Crimson Literary Editor Fersonable RAYMOND LINCOLN SMITH Il Balkom Street Riverside Nick name Ray Activities CrossCountry BARBARA MARILYN SKILLINGS 26 Hall Street Nickname Barbie Ambition Private Secretary Activities Townue Crimson Band Student Council HiTri Girls Bowling Junior Ring Committee Neat Smitty Ambition Navy True Acadermc WILLIAM FRANCIS SMITH 348 Bullock: Pt Avenue Riverside Nickname Willy and Smithy Ambition To be a minister Activa ties All State Band JV Basketball Urbane A., . Bev. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Hi-Trig Bowling Club: . . . . . . . I . l BRUCE GEORGE SMITH-261 Terrace Avenue, Riverside, Nickname: r wi RAYMOND JOSEPH SOUSA 232 Freeborn Avenue Nlckname Ray Ambmon Enguneer Actrvrtues Band All State Band Senior DOMINIC SOLLITTO 370 Wagerman Avenue Nlckname Dom Bowlmg Club Treasurer Sensor Play Stage Crew Water Ballet Ambutuon To graduate Actavmes Football Gregaruous A55emblY C0f'f'mITlee Confrol ROOYTI Good nawfed JOYCE LEE STARR 20 Barbara Crrcle Rumford Nuckname Jo Ambition Teaching Actuvutnes Assembly Commutfee Sclence C ub Substantial DONALD GORDON STEVENS 207 Arcade Avenue Seekonk Am bmon Undecuded Actnvmes Scuence Club Carefree rv.: JEANNE MAE ST ONGE 1 Jackson Avenue, Ruverslde Nlckname Jeanne Ambutuon Secretary Actnvmes Junuor Achlevement Orngmal GERALD SULLIVAN 30 Thatcher Street, Rumford Nickname Gerry Ambatnon Navy Acnvltnes Hockey Frank af X - 2 ' - : 1' - .' : . ' :' : : : 2 . ', Ii - . X . 5. X ' ' lf .' :. : '. 'I' l '. 5 M1 ELIZABETH ANN TABOR-29 First Street, Nickname: Betty. Am- bition: Telephone Operator . , . Sensible. ROBERT FRANKLIN TAVARES 69 Euclid Avenue Riverside Nick name Bob Ambition Research Chemist Activities Wrestling Control Room Operator Stage Crew Assembly Committee Science Club President Agreeable SHIRLEY ANN TAYLOR 86 Mountain Avenue Riverside Nickname Shirl Ambition Interior Decorator Alert GLORIA ANN TAMEO-558 North Broadway. Nickname: Glor. Ambition: Photographer, Activities: Bowlingg Hi'Trig Swimrningg Crimsony Townieg Junior Nominating Committee . . .Fun-loving. BARBARA LEE TAYLOR 32 Plymouth Road Nickname Bobble Ambition Undecided Activities Bowling Water Ballet Courteous KENNETH FRAZIER THOMAS Jr l65 Dover Avenue Nickname Ken Ambition Undecided Activities Jumor Varsity Basketball Baseball Likeable : . N : ' . : ' 7 - I ' : ' , : : ' : ' : ' . : ' : . . . 2 - - - ' . ve ', vw' ,':,v - . I . . I . : I -1 - A I . I . I I X ARLENE TORRES-T53 Deer Street, Rumford. Nickname: l. Am NANCY RUTH THOMPSON-to Nelson Street, Rumford. Nick- bhlom T0 'OU' 'he Wofld - e - OP'imi5'iC' name Nan. Ambition: Doctor's Assistant Act'v't' . I tres: Library Aux- illary . . . Capable. CARL RICHARD TRACY I8 3 Sutton Avenue Nickname Dick Am ersls MARGUERITE TRACY 163 Sutton Avenue Ambition Vet bmon U S Marines Acme erinarians A sststant Pleasant A DONALD WILLIAM TRAVERS B2 Orchard Street D DT Ambition To be successful Activities Junior Varsuty Foot ball Varsity Football Hockey Tennis Band Friendly Nuckname KENNETH T NY Ambition Graduate from East Providence Coherent ROW 84 Main Street Riversrde Nickname Ken I M A X . V . - A , ' : ' . 1 21, lyee ANNA VALLANTE-84 Vanderland Avenue, Nickname: Ann. Am- bition: Secretary. Activities: Hi-Trig Crimson Staff . . . Sociable. GEORGE EDWARD VANSLETTE 245 Narragansett side Ambition Air Force Competent enue River Ambition Secretary Activities HiTri Bowling Club Crimson Loyal ri! JOAN FRANCES VALLES-143 Blossom Street. Nickname: Joanie. Ambition: Mrs. degree. Activities: Hi-Trig Junior Red Cross Com- mittee , . . Good-natured. Q CONSTANCE MARIE VARGAS 21 Seventh Street Nickname Con nie Ambition Bookkeeper or abe to Business School Remark LORETTA MAY VEADER 39 School Street Nickname Red Ambi tion Office work Activities Bowling Secretary HiTn Swimming Jabberwock Dilugent - Av I ' . I ,il . - .. : go . 0 n - I l . DOROTHY MARIE VEADER-39 Oxford Street. Nickname: Dot. ELIZABETH ANN VITACOLONNA 70 Sweet Brrar Avenue Rrver srde Nrckname Betty Ambrtron Nurse Actrvstres HrTrr Jumor Jovral Nomrnatmg Commnttee Sensor Socral Commrttee PETER VOCCIO JR 303 Newman Avenue Seekonk Nrcknarne Pete Ambrtron Salesman Actlvrtres Towme Crrmson Staff Suave Roger Wrllrams Avenue Rum JAMES ARTHUR WARREN 334 f d Nrckname Jam Ambntron Baseball Player Actrvmes In or door Track Baseball Bowlmg Water Ballet Football Hockey Muscular ELAINE ANN VIVIEROS ll0 Frfth Street Nrckname Slow poke Ambltuon Secretary or marnage Actrvrtres Bowlrng Club H Tn Band Swrmmnng Club Jabberwock Vrgorous YD RAYMOND WACKERLING 378 Wnllett Avenue Rrversld Ambrtron Astrophysuclst Actuveres g mittee Verbose ATTHEW WEST l2 Sunset Avenue Rrversrde Nuck WILLIAM M name Westy Ambltron Get rlch quark Actrvntres Band Tennrs Faclle Q- y .. : ' . v ..: 2 'I ij 'D' 5 A 5 y HO .. .. . .7 ' ' : . t : Sta e Crew: Assembly Cor I ,x m , --.gr ANTHONY WHITE T74 County Street Nickname Tony Reserved DOROTHY ELEANOR WHITE 28 Callender Avenue Nickname El Ambition Professional ice skater or Rhode Island School of Artistic GEORGIA WHITELIEAD 228 Brnghtndge Avenue Ambition Nurse Activities HuTru Bowling Towme Feature Editor Crimson French AUDREY MARION WHITE 52 Maple Avenue Riverside Nick name Peanut Ambition College Activities H Tri Model Legis Iature Dainty name Flo Ambition Nurse Activities HiTri Townie Ring Com mittee Crimson Pleasung Club Tenms Club Girls Stan? Demure JANICE MYRTLE WHIPPLE 200 Don Avenue Rumford Nickname Jan Ambition College Activities HiTrl Scsence Club Vice Press dent French Club Tenms Club Bowling Club Science Club Neat K : . ' ' : . ' ' ' : I- 'f I ' - Q i ' Design. Activities: Swimmingg Townieg Crimsong Senior Play . . . Fl-ORA AMANDA WHITFORD-295 COUNTY SYWBT, Seelionk. NICIK- ' 4 MURI'EL ANNE WHITTINGSLOW 162 Wayland Avenue Provndence Ambmon To go to the Unlversuty of Florrda Actnvutres Lvbrary PAlRlClA JEAN W TNE' bl PM Shee' Nmlmame pany 'lean Auxulnary Garden Club Scuence Club Stage Manager Sensor Class Ambmon To own a dog kennel Acllvmes Swlmmmg Club Play Assembly Commlttee Crimson Staff Camera Club Sensor Tenms Assembly Comrmttee Student Council Socnal Comrnnttee social Commmee Radiant Expressuve PRISCILLA MARGARET WILDER 166 Waterman Avenue Nrckname Pnscll Ambmon Teacher Actrvrtnes HuTru Llbrary Auxllrary RlCHARD MlLTON WlBERG I5 Dover Avenue Nlckname l Secretary Junror Achlevement Crumson Staff Dnmmutuve Ambatnon Chemucal Engmeer Actrvltres Sclence Club Presldent Chanrman Ways and Means Commrttee of Student Councrl Sensor Play Control Room Efficient 4- SAMUEL ALBERT WILLIAMSON 165 Martm Street Nickname Sonny Ambutnon College Actrvltres Control Room Scnence Club GERALD EUGENE WILLIAMS 107 Ivy Street Nlckname Jerry Ambmon Prrntmg Actlvutles All State Band Bowllng Presndent Stage Cww Assembly Commmee Rellable Loquacuous X ' ' ' . . . . . 7 F 7 1 - 1 5 . 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A , : . : 7 1 1 ERNEST VINCENT WILSON JR I56 Hamilton Street Nnckname Shorty Lnttle Ernne Ambltnon College Play basketball Actuvltues Water Show Swummung Team Cross Country Control Room UL KENNETH WILSON 38 GUYUCY Sffee' Nmkname W'll Am Track Ge,-,Ume :no To get out of school Actavmes Basketball Football wlmmmg Helpful MONA WRIGHT I97 Ledge Road Seekonk Nuckname Dave Ambmon Secretary Actuvmes Bowlmg Tenms Water Ballet VIRGlNlA YURO 557 Forbes Street Rlversnde Nxckname Gnnme Sensor Pucture Comrmttee Jumor Achuevement Jovual Ambntnon Orgamst and Cholr Dlrector Actnvltnes Assembly Com rmttee French Club Secretary Vnce Presxdent Model Congress Model Legnslature Talented CLAUDIA YVONNE ZASTROW H4 Appuan Way Nlckname Claude Ambmon Physucal Therapust Actnvltles French Club Townue Crimson Assustant Luterary Edltor Conservatnve ' 5 -A f E - . . . l z 1 : 1 PA ' -u ll' ' 'I b't'n: . 5 7 . x R JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Arthur Lnvnngston Vfce President Mary Nelson Secretary Helen Mellen Treasurer Leonard Gwilliam wr-zz' ,rw Miss Margaret Priestly sy Junior Class Advisor Q K! YS. X3 sr Home Room 231 HOME ROOM 232 choosing of class rings were the highlights of the Junior social calendar. Along with many out- standing students, the Jun- ior Class can boast several vivacious cheerleaders and a variety of athletes who excel in every sport. With this combination of leadership and ability the Junior Class promises to be one of the most successful senior classes ever. CLASS HOME ROOM 252 HOME ROOM 271 HOME ROOM 272 HOME ROOM 274 Home Room me Home Room 140 CLASS lighted at East Providence as well as the academic subiects. So, with all these fine qualities that East Provi- dence has, we the class of '54, wish you, the class af '56, the best of luck and success in your three years at E. P., for our school is certainly the best! .grin HOME ROOM 142 ,f 'io if HOME ROOM 146 HOME ROOM 147 HOME ROOM 208 B. Barsamian I Said My Pajamas ia gy '-Pu ,vile Thai' Olde Gang of Mine t Ready for E.P.H .S. A WW' They're for You if Qnmwafkw' i m Z M .J ,.f, 'i?if .KK fi, . I , ,ii .. a-:Q a a 6 x M iif 4' Mf.Ho+R0a ofI954 t I w, y 'y h wr QC I 'Y 1 A V'ff , . Q School Ginny Brofhers 'N .fa Q3 3 Affer fhe Game Irish Eyes are Smllmg QM W ON D EPAH7 f 'af X X E S E I lf Editor Elaine Berard discusses the Townie with assistants Barbara Barsamian, Alfred Corso, Evelyn Rocha, Decision? Editor-in-Chief Elaine Berard Assistant Editors Barbara Barsamian Alfred Corso Evelyn Rocha News Editors Sylvia Carson Barbara Skillings Feature Editors Georgia Whitehead Jane Berghman Sports Editor Bill Davis Business Managers Eleanor Brown Virginia Brothers Faculty Advisor Mr. Walter J. Kirby Good, of course! MT? The Townie Staff with Mr. Walter J. Kirby, their Advisor. Headlines are the topic of discussion in the News dept. it 2 The feature corner reviews the success of their efforts NEWS REPORTERS-Millicent Pacheco, Nancy Hunter, Eleanor Case, Margie Ahern, Pat Leddy, Eleanor White, Claudia Zastro, Sandra Almeida, Margie Lamson, Phyllis Lamson. SPORTS REPORTERS-Bill Dann, Duncan MacDonald, Ray Fitton, Edward Bouvier 'oe DaRocha, Paul Johnson, Pete Voccio, Brian Evans, Flora Whitford, and Bob Mairs. FEATURE REPORTERS-Shirley Mercurio, Gloria Tameo, Eleanor Grant, Jack Riberio, Lois Allen, Steve DeAquair, Liz Hollis, Valerie Evans, and Beverly Smith. CIRCULATION-Bill Dann, Walt Bury, Pete Voccio, and Don Gus- tavson. ADVERTISING MANAGERS-Virginia Brothers, Eleanor Brown, and Shirley Olson. Trimming, pasting, checking finished, Townie gone to press: Margie Ahern and Pat Leddy are ready to clean up this mess. Eleanor Case, Valerie Evans, Claudia Zastrow, and Beverly Smith have finished copy reading and are now re-typing the the copy for the printer.. Business brains at work. These girls are responsible for the fi- nancial success of the Townie, The Brownie is proud of its ex. chan e department, Walter Bur l 9 , Raymond Fitton, and Donald Gu:- tavson. These boys exchange pg pers with high schools and col leges all over the United States. Margie Lamson, business manager of the Crimson, discusses the financial status of our yearbook with her group. CRIMSON STAFF Lois Allen, Claire Lyman, Barbara Purcell, Marion Baker, Dorothy Sharp, Gloria Tameo, Jane Berghman, Faith Sadlier, Claire Perry, Betty Mansfield, Barbara Skillings, Paul Wil- son, June Charkian, Georgia Whitehead, Claudia Zastrow, Sandra Almeida, Leila Ray, June Harrington, Dolores Faria, Carol Min- dence, Maureen Maynard, Patricia Leddy, Mary Le Claire, Pricilla Wilder, Dorothy Pa- checo, Elaine Pontes, Barbara Feeley, Anita Le Claire, Helen Mellen, Sandra Karouz, Milli- cent Pacheco, Sylvia Carson, Flora Whitford, Eleanor Brown, Bill Dann, Eleanor Case, Gail Robertson, Raymond Fitton, Duncan Mac- Donald, Shirley Olson, Virginia Brothers, Judith Saltzman, Sylvia Kenney, Barbara Harking, Barbara Mardenbourough, Shirley Mercurio, Carol Cole, Marilyn Russell, Myrna Keenan, Ann McCloskey, Patricia Boyd, Nancy Veitch, Donna Nelson, Joyce Trafi- cante, Audrey Linden, Shirley Fife, Arlene Vincent, Joyce Haroutunian, Barbara Toledo, Joseph DaRocha, Muriel Whittingslow, Nancy Hunter, Bill Davis, Patricia Whitney. Anna Chin, our art editor, shows her department what the lay-outs for the picture will be. Here is the typing department busy at work with their many articles to be typed. .aff ' The sports department discusses sports and the wonderful iob the students of E.P, have clone. Beverly Smith discusses with her staff the articles that were written. The best is being checked by Barbara Barsamian, 4 'it Dr. Harper visits the Brewsters for tea., , 1 Light-headed Teddy seems to be disturbing the peace as Officer O'Hara attempts to calm him. Well, a prospective victim, think Abby and Martha. SHOW THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS, especially when the production is presented by our senior class. This year ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, the story of two pixilating old sisters, Abby and Martha Brewster, their slightly balmy brother, Teddy, and horrifying brother, Jonathan, was the play pre- sented by our class, the Class of '54. Abby Brewster .... Martha Brewster -- Jonathan Brewster Mortimer Brewster Teddy Brewster ...,,., .,.. Elaine Harper ,.,,.e Dr. Harper ..e,,ee Mr. Gibbs ,,,.,., Dr. Einstein ,c,..,,,, Officer Brophy .... Officer Klein ....... f 1 Officer O Hara ,.,,,,,.eee ...L.. Lieutenant Rooney Elizabeth Frost Barbara Barsamian Lawrence Hardy Richard Wiberg Robert Johnson . Eleanor White Paul Saisselin Robert Nuttall Stephen Danielson W ...L, Robert Bridgford Frank Raymond Harry Clarkson Robert Sullivan Mr. Witherspoon ....,,. ...,..,,........, P aul Saisselin Director ....,ee,.e,.eeee,e Mr. Leslie F. Carson The scene is completed BUSINESS Assistants to the Director Muriel Whittingslow Barbara Feeley Business Manager Jane Berghman Assistants Shirley Mercurio Anna Lee Chin Gloria Tameo Property Manager Joan Baker Assistants Joyce Starr Beverly Carpenter Joseph DaRocha Publicity Manager Barbara Skillings Stage Manager Raymond Sousa Assistants Robert Brillhart Lloyd Wackerling Robert Tavares Owen Driscoll Elaine and Mortimer are together again. Mfg?- .lonathan doesn't wish to be recognized by these officers of the law. with all happily together. When all is said and done, Mr. Leslie F. Carson, Director, is the only one who wonders if Show Business is worth it. Future Farmers find their subiect very interesting with live animals to care for. Front row: Gilbert Carpenter, Joseph Clark, Ronald Collins, Henry Carlberg, Joseph Santos. Back row: Edward Valerio, Robert Livingston, William Aldrich, Richard Tracy. HOW YA GONNA KEEP 'EM DOWN ON THE FARM The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A. as it is commonly known, is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. Here at E. P. the F.F.A. chapter was chartered in lf?-49 and since then has become a popular organization in the school. This past year after its organization the chapter began operation of the School Farm on land adiacent to the school owned by Mr. Walter B. Chaffee and gen- erously loaned by him to the school. The farm is now occupied by two student poultry proiects and four sheep proiects with plans for more proiects. The F.F.A. has four degrees of advancement consisting of Greenhand, Chap- ter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer, which are awarded for achieving certain goals in vocational agriculture. Since receiving its charter, the E.P. chapter has awarded 52 Greenhands, 5 Chapter Farmers, and 2 State Farmers. Chapter officers for 1953-54 were: President, Roland Collins, Vice President, Joseph Clarke, Secretary, Richard Tracy, Treasurer, Joseph Santos, Reporter, Gil- bert Carpenter, and Sentinel, Henry Carlberg. Z' fl The members of the French Club listen carefully to Miss Katherine Perkins, who is discussing some interesting facts about the Eiffel Tower. C'EST Sl BON! Yes, it is good. This song title musically describes the French Club. These girls under the direction of their advisor, Miss Katherine Perkins, try to catch and adopt, if only for a whole note, the light, fun-loving, singing mood of Paris. As a prelude to the season, Mary Nunes was elected president of the club, Virginia Yuro, vice president, Elaine LaVault, secretary, and Leila Ray, treasurer. A French skit was conducted in the fall as part of the program staged for the Parent-Teachers' Association by the language department. It opened, as all the meetings and activities do, with the singing of La Marseillaise. A Representing East Providence at the Junior Alliance Francaise Can organization made up of French students from twelve public and private schoolsD were Vir- ginia Yuro and Mary Nunes. They alone were present at the executive meetings, but many of the club's members went to the regular Alliance meetings where interesting and varied programs were offered, including informal talks by stu- dents who had lived and studied abroad. Highlighting the season were the Christmas party, musical programs, and a tea dance where traditional music and songs were rendered. Then, too, there was the spring trip to Boston, at which time the girls dined at a French restaurant, vis- ited the French rooms at the Museum of Fine Arts and attended the showing of a French play. Yes, the year was good. This is what any member will tell you, and she'll probably sum it all up with another French song title, C'est la Vie! MR. RECORD MAN Please play our song, MR. RECORD MAN is what you will hear in the cafeteria as the students eat their lunch, and without fail the students' requests are fulfilled. This music is supplied by the Control Room through the public address system. The public address system is also used to give announcements at the end of the day. lt can be directed to all the rooms in the school, or to one indi- vidual room. This year the girls also have an opportunity to operate the Control Room every Monday, each student working when he or she has a study period. The Control Room has everything it needs to run it efficiently and is very well J UST FOR YOU The assembly committee under the able direction ot Mr. Leslie F. Carson planned the assemblies each week JUST FOR YOU. The secretary of the assembly committee was Janet Asbury. She and the other members of the assembly committee planned the assemblies during home room period each Tuesday. Each member was a part of the committee and a definite assignment was given to each person. The group met in the Green Room where they discussed plans for future assemblies in an uninterrupted and leisurely manner. The Assembly Committee planning an assembly. One of the outstanding assemblies presented during the- i953-54 school year contained excerpts from the Senior Class Play. Another interesting assembly was a showing of a film ot the East Providence High School Band. Bea of Ernie and Bea talked to us on the subject ot traffic and showed how the U.T.C. is an advantage to us. We, of the i954 Class, thank the assembly committee for the fine iob that they have done planning many fine assemblies Just for You. THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR, and the magic voices of our East Providence High School Chorus harmonize right into the picture of this year's music theme. Now as in the past, the choral group, under the diligent direction of Miss Hope Smith, has presented some fine entertainment throughout the year, and many have been delighted by their varied presentations. Their originality in group singing partly explains the popularity that has greeted them on such occasions as Christmas Assembly, a night school program, and a Christmas Concert for the P.T.A. The Chorus boasts of three fine soloists in Dianne DeStefano, Jean Mclver, and Marie Rashed. These girls have met with responsive approval in the many ap- pearances they've made in school assemblies. Such fine efforts and such splendid results deserve praise and appreciation. We are certainly proud of our Chorus which speaks the melodious language of many lands, a language that will live forever. ,df 1 -. af, Miss Hope Smith, director explains a few lines of the next song to the girls, 1'-'il' 5 V f'- 'H ' rgggzsuui z V ESPEClALLY FOR YOU The 1953-54 school year will go down in history ESPECIALLY for You in East Providence High School, for this year a Student Council was formed in our high school. After months of planning by Mr. Harold S. Goodwin, faculty advisor of the Council, the student body was informed of the beginning of the organization of this group in early November. The leaders of every group are represented, with a representative from each homeroom and the senior and iunior class presidents making up the main body of the council. The broad aims of this indispensable group are as follows: l. to promote and develop good school citizens, 2. to schedule and operate many school activities, such as dances, parties, conducted tours of the school, etc., 3. to promote har- monious relations between teachers and students, 4. to provide opportunities for leadership, 5. to strengthen school-community relationships. There were five committees which were formed to carry out these aims. The SENIORS THE CLARINETS THE BRASS and ALTO CLARINETS THE BASSOONS and OBOES THE BAND THE FLUTE QUARTET THE FLUTES 1' BAND Dec. 23, then the water ballet was upon the expectant musicians. On Feb. 12, a THE SAXOPHONES concert was played at Melrose, Mass., and then the winter concert followed directly. And so it continued on through the year, with the band participating in many kinds of activities-some on a competitive basis, and some iust for the enioyment of doing it or helping out some organization for a benefit. Finally Class Day found the seniors playing for the last time with the band they had served so well for three years. With mixed emotions they looked back upon the years and activities they had participated in with their band. Congratulations are in order for the East Providence band, who actually live up to the title of STRIKE UP THE BAND. Ji-q.....l. .- STOUT-HEARTED MEN Give me some men who are STOUT HEARTED MEN certainly applies to our Hi-Y. Following its usual custom, the Hi-Y Club once again was active in school and community activities. The members met bi-weekly at the school library. At these meetings speakers from various colleges in New England gave talks on prepara- tion for college life. ln the sport field, basketball was the main activity. The club played other Hi-Y teams from the greater Providence area. The team was composed of Bill Davis, Joseph Da Rocha, Edward Fagan, Paul Johnson, Raymond Rogers, Bill Ferreira, and John Sahagian. The boys enioyed preparing a skit in the Jabberwock. gf Mr. Ralph E. Miller shows slides to the members of the Hi-Y. The officers for the year were as follows: President, Paul Johnson, Vice Presi- dent, Kenneth Rainey, Secretary, Edward Fagan, Treasurer, Joseph Da Rocha. Mr. Ralph E. Miller was the club advisor. HI-Y MEMBERS Paul Johnson Everett Chapman Kenny Rainey Joseph Da Rocha Bill Davis Abel Ferreira Raymond Rogers John Sahagian James Souza Eddie Fagan Duncan MacDonald Kenneth Allen 'gsm GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! GlRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! -Victor Herbert sang their praises, and we too should like to salute the members of that splendid all-girl organization, the Hi-Tri of East Providence High School. These students, under the leadership of Miss Charlotte Williams, sponsored the Christmas Formal, which was a great success. The group elected a board of officers who were: Lucille Fontes, president, Barbara Bagdasarian, vice president, Joyce Brown, secretary, and Barbara Sherman, treasurer. Committees under the titles of Program, Service, and Social were formed. The girls participated in a Scarfs Around the World program. They made designs on scarfs and sent them overseas to other Y organizations. -...usa X Nw, .X-SN 5-.SV ' x, 'S'-s., X Miss Charlotte Williams, Hi-Tri advisor discusses the plans for the events of the year. Later in the year, the sophomores were initiated into the club with the usual initiation ceremonies which were enjoyed by all the girls. The many events planned by the social committee made the year interesting, successful, and a source of much pleasure for all the members of the group. Senior members: Nancy Collins, Norma De Falco, Joan Greenhalgh, Maryann Mainland, Janet Pratt, Marie Rashed, Jane Riley, Judy Riley, Faith Sadlier, Beverly Smith, Joan Valles, Dorothy Veader, Janice Whipple, Georgia Whitehead, Barbara Feely, Sandra Almeida, Barbara Barsamian, Claire Perry, Lucille Fontes, Leila Ray, Carol Enos. GLOW LITTLE GLOW WORM GLOW LITTLE GLOW WORM -and the Biology Club explores into The world of nature discovering The wonders and miracles of science under the intellectual supervision of F. Paul Colella. The club members are: James Blaney, Nancy Nickerson, Harry Ray, Barbara Jackson, Carolyn Durell, Ann Fox, Elizabeth Bobel, and Sheila Thompson. lt :sn f lust the sun that makes the flowers grow They also need the help of The gardeners The glow worm lighted its way into The green house and discovered The students snlpping slips from geranlurn plants and raising new plants They ve started planting lettuce carrots and a mixture of seeds classified as The Sur Pnse Garden Growing in The green house are a couple of pine Trees and one grapefruit tree The members meet every Monday night in The Biology Laboratory lT'S IN THE BOOK lf it's information you want, lT'S IN THE BOOK of the East Providence High School Library. The East Providence High School Library was formally opened with a librarian in September, 1924. The 8OO volumes already there were first arranged and later classified and catalogued, forming the basis of your present highly specialized reference library of over 3500 volumes. Organized in 1927, the Library Auxiliary, a group of students interested in books and reading, have assisted the librarian. They take attendance, charge and discharge books, and have made the library material available to students and teachers. Until 1934, the collection was housed originally in the small but very beautiful library room. At that time Room 3 was added for much needed space- which was used almost entirely for reference. With three files for clippings and cork bulletin boards for the display of pictures, this became the perfect place for teachers to bring their classes for reference and the discussion of special topics. They also enioyed the reading of the latest books. 7-35 Miss Clancy chats with the girls of the Library Auxiliary. By the end of 1936, the old card catalogue had been completely revised and enlarged to include many subiects, analytical heading cards, and also the listing of much pamphlet material which made the library's resources more easily ac- cessible to all students and teachers. For about ten years, beginning in 1931, a Library Science Course was given one period a week. ln 1924, Miss Mary P. Hill was appointed the first full-time librarian. Miss Audrey Reed was appointed to take Miss HilI's place as librarian, in September, 1948. In November, 1950, Miss Anna Clancy was appointed to this position. ln 1952, when the new East Providence High School was finished, the books were moved into the spacious, well-lighted room on the second floor. This library, with its curved desk for checking books, comfortable chairs for leisure reading, and its many tables for reference work, has been a great step forward since that first library in 1924. So that's the way it works remark the members of the Camera Club. YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES -this theme was taken literally by the Camera Club, whose members were all ardent photo-bugs. During the Christmas season, the Student Council tree, the girls decorating for the Christmas Formal, and the decorations in the library were all subiects for our photographers. Many of the pictures published in the Townie can be credited to our Camera Club. The Camera Club met every other Monday. Its main purpose was to instruct its members concerning the mechanism of the camera, the composition of pic- tures, and developing and printing. At the first meeting, with Mr. Walter J. Kirby as advisor, plans for the year were made, and the following officers were elected: president, Deborah Burns, vice president, Marilyn Russell, secretary, Barbara Leonard, and treasurer, Ann McCloskey. Other members included Joe DaRocha, Patricia Boyd, Myrna Keenan, Carol Cole, Bob Johnson, Bernard Richard, Joel Nyberg, George Souza, and Karen Spiegel. 'Uni Richard Wiberg, Robert Sahagian, Charles Bradley, Ann Eckert, Robert Steity, Janice Whipple Janet Blaney, Conrade Greer, Elaine Berard and Janet Pratt. Future Chemists of America busy at work under the supervision of Mr. James Garvey. STRANGE THINGS ARE HAPPENING Like other scientists of our modern scientific age, the students of East Provi- dence gather every other Tuesday to work on projects which they select and work on throughout the year under the guidance of Mr. James A. Garvey, their Advisor. This year the group elected the following officers: Richard Wiloerg, President, Jean Nichols, Secretaryg and Ann Eckert, Treasurer. Each year the East Providence Science Club participates in the Rhode Island Science Fair held at Brown University. Members getting the required three points can apply for a scholarship by taking a test. The students this year will submit their entries in the contest during the month of March. However, the Science Club is not all work, there is much fun involved, too. Among the many social activities that took place this year the Science Club had a Christmas Party. Each student brought some refreshments, and they were en- joyed by all, making the party a huge success. We, the students of the T954 Crimson, wish the members of the Science Club the very best of luck! 6' ATE A K4 6' NTXO FNTHE uf AS QPENE Vx E NSQ: rg' k K a - A mf L, 1. , I 4 W V ,1Jj?Ef1 f 3 , F f. ' ' j ,, MW, 2 ' .7 ' ' . 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T953 COACHES AND CO CAPTAINS Vnctor Tkacs George Nnghtlngale Jlm Deffley Bull Dann and Donat Maynard FOOTBALL REVIEW EAST PROVIDENCE vs GORTON The Townues enabled Coach Deffleys debut as head coach to be a smashnng success by defeatlng Gorton T9 O ln an exhlbmon contest After a scoreless furst half Jam Warren scored a touch down In the thurd quarter to send the Towmes unto the lead Gal Harrns and Bob Maurs on a pass from Walker scored the other Townue touchdowns EAST PROVIDENCE vs PAWTUCKET EAST The Townles scored their furst league victory L mg Pawtucket East 2l O at McCoy stadnum On the flnal play of the first half wlth the score O 0 Bob Malrs scampered 58 yards In a spectacular piece of broken field running to gave the Townues a 60 lead Lee Edmonds converted making the score 70 Lee also scored the second touchdown on a I3 yard run whale Bully Peck raced 60 yards for the Townle touchdown EAST PROVIDENCE vs ST RAPHAEL The Townles gauned thelr second consecutive victory In league competntnon by defeatxng St Raphael I3 O at McCoy Stadrum The Red and Whlte struck quickly and scored on thelr very fvrst play from scrlmmage Lee Edmonds took a patch from Len Walker and threw a pass to Bob Malrs who ran 65 yards for a touchdown Jum Warren cllmaxed a 62 yard sustalned drnve by plungung over from the one yard llne for a touchdown In the flnal quarter Lee Edmonds placement kick was good 0 4 Sf' . ew 5 c Pls' '-X N' ll 7 vt 6 ash 0 NN M xo Q-5 NW' THE 1953 CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM EAST PROVIDENCE vs HOPE The Townies encountered the unexpected as the Hope Blue Wave invaded Pierce Field and held the Townies to a O-O tie. As the score would clearly indicate, the game was predominantly defense, with both squads lines outstand- ing. EAST PROVIDENCE vs MOUNT PLEASANT The Champs returned to Pierce Field and downed a stubborn Mount Pleasant crew, I3-O, in a hard-fought battle. Lee Edmonds skirted his own left end from five yards out into the end zone late in the second quarter to give the Townies a 6-O half time lead. Ev. McDaniel's blocked punt and George Nightingale's recovery set up the other E. P. touchdown in the fourth quarter, with Billy Dann crashing over from the one-yard stripe and Edmonds converting. EAST PROVIDENCE vs. ROGERS The Townies suffered their lone defeat of the season when outpointed by Rogers I3-9, at Newport. The Vikings moved into the lead rapidly, scoring I3 points in the initial quarter, and were never caught. The Townies' Bob Mairs received the second half's opening kickoff and returned it 95 yards for a touchdown, and Billy Propatier converted. The Red and White again nar- rowed the gap when they scored a safety, but their efforts were to no avail. EAST PROVIDENCE vs CENTRAL Rebounding from their defeat at Newport the previous week, the Red and White conquered a stubborn Central eleven, I2-0, at City Stadium. The game, played in a thick fog, was a battle of the defenses, with the Townies making two crucial goal-line stands. The Townies broke into the scoring column in the second quarter when Ev MacDaniel gathered in Len Walker's pass in the end zone, climaxing a 76-yard sus- tained drive. In the waning moments of the game, Jim Warren elevated the Townies from their slim lead by romping 39 yards for a touchdown. EAST PROVIDENCE vs. CRANSTON The Townies defeated the Cranston Thunderbolt, 21- 7, at Cranston, markingfthe first time that an E. P. eleven had triumphed over the Bolt in ten years. vMidway in ,quarter 'Len YWaIer fired Ha iv f . 3 touchdown pass to Bob Mairs, and Billy Propatier con- verted. After Cranston had tied the score, the Townies moved into the lead iust before the end of the half, with Walker going over from the one-yard line. Propatier made good on the conversion. Lee Edmonds set up the Red and White's final touchdown with a sparkling 5 yard run. Walker dived into the end zone from e Ethree-yard line, and Propatier again converted. ll ., EAST PROVIDENCE vs. LASALLE,r fr I The Townies culminated their brilliantff season in an 3appropriate manner by trouncing their traditional rival, LaSalle, I3-O, on Thanksgiving Day at PiercexField, and by this victory gained sole possession of thwlass A title. XX The Townies dominated the play throughout, proving li their true worth as champs. On the first play of the Big Jim Warren crashed through the raced 60 yards for a touchdown. With ticking off the seconds, as the half was good-Queue Maroon line a the clock rapid drawing to a close, Len Walker skirted his own left end for ten ya ds and a touchdown to give the Townies a more secure lead. Billy Propatier converted, and the field at halftime, leading by I3-O, The Townies left t Townies revert d to defensive tactics in the second Kalf to protect theinlehad and gain the coveted champiaahip. -wg The tense Townies with assistant coach Victor Tkacs hopefully watching the all important kick-off. , 1. L .,..... The Townie's thirteenth point kicked by Bill Propatier. QQ.. Len Walker circles his own left end for 10 yards Caided by good blockingj. K Bob Mairs snares a 40 yard pass from Len Walker for a long gain in the third period. Bill Dann drives tor extra yardage to gain a first down. l l The trap play being executed by Len Walker, handing the ball to Jim War- ren, while Ray Vucci, No. 45, leads the play. A- lx K. , s L -. ,M-wk 'gy i 'I 'if' , , .. i ' r i ,,iif,-'f..+.i,f+i-vi ,Q . . f , ll , 1. 4 1 .a'j1.x'1liXg'.'J',. T , u.. ,ALE tt, LM.?'hv: 23:1 h I: 'fi-7ffX I Q I 15 A ' , , A .1 - ww i, , Len Walker skirts left end for IO yards , , - M , is qv and the second Townie touchdown. c c ,i A A 9 I my A , A . , 5 --quart' , l uv- ,..,M. ,. ' ' l - gfgv-:lid-N . ,- lx? K- .wal -unix 2. W ww ' N 7 f ,'., ww, V 1- 'f -Q : ,,:,,.m, My , H G 4W1,M VVVK N Ng W, M i-, Y ' Y- f , WW ,Huy , L .V ,..,, '. -,.:.i.,, A'm,'I,,,,j ,, H 3' fr' Wu. YL 'YQ'-x'.' . , ,U-Y .Limr,?hjls!,v :.,?!,gs-,i , A Q -ff' -1212142 - Jubilant Townies hoist their coach, James Dettley, on shoulders as the final whistle blows making them Class A Champions. ,,q.-f-4' may DONALD TRAVERSE Guard 'K N-v VVILFRED PLANTE Vkfmgback -by PNA-'W ROBERT AMARAL Tackle JAMES WARREN Fullback Snr- has i ALFRED RAMOS Fullback km gal i put ROBERT MAIRS EVERETT MCDANIELS n End 1 Q, 12, ff f R 1' Q H XR R'-F h :A - W X 1 s fa A I A E I wa 5 L J Q U 3 'L .VQqi,k f , A if x RN- .,., f 1 ki . A I L, K V gy 2 , q l R x 'iii . - m,-i qi ax a wjxg. A :AQ-7 6 X X N 'I' A N R N 7 . . J' it t x F rr ix ' 1 3 is I , A !ff':k!n.A I A If If !f' -k SF . 'Z ' if H5 A1 .iy 5 4?.,,,,w A V Y X 5 R J vi' A . I 1 ..S' Q fig Q , R x E d I 'So yw sf X-J Q 1,4 N-' DOMINIC SOL' ITTO FREDRICK FOCRI Guard QICHARD LAMB Tackle Lerner f A -rf WKLLIAM DAINN Fullbacf ,Jai L vffgng .f we 5 H., 5 CHARLES CHURCH eeonee NIGHNNGALE DONALD GUSTAVSON n n Tackle fi . M . xx 5319 ' ,.u. 445' . 1 X A Q P ' ...J a ' A ' 4 x tx A V A V YJ gzqffg I X nf 5 ' wifi X Qi lx 3 I 9 . A !' V N-. x NN , iw ' 'vi I I ' . H5057 4 I , ! N . , , E 5 -, , ,' 54 7, ' ,, , E d Wife? E d , f ' ur Coach Maynard discussing future games with a few members of the team. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME With the baseball season nearing, the students will soon be singing TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME. At the time the Crimson goes to press, baseball has been limited to practice in the gym. Although the baseball season hasn't begun yet, Coach Donat G. Maynard has high hopes of a Class A Championship. With such capable veterans returning as Will Plante and Ray Laver- tue, pitchers, George Silva and Dave Babcock, catchers, Bill Dann, third base, Joe Saltzman, shortstop, Don Gustavson, second base, Steve De Aquair, first base, Red Fitton, Lee Edmunds, and Jim Warren, outfielders, the team has plenty of experience and ability which will be brought out to its fullest extent by Coach Maynard. New- comers who will be a valuable asset to the team are Billy Propatier, Harry Edmunds and Pete Voccio, who will add pitching strength. The captain of this indispensable group is Red Fitton who was elected at the Lettermen's Ban- quet a year ago. With the valuable experience gained last year, the team looks as if it will end high in the state standings under the unique coaching of Coach Maynard, who is one of the best high school coaches in New England as a result of his knowledge gained in playing and managing minor league ball. X RAYMOND FITTON-Capta 5.1.4 has 1f 1 GEORGE SILVA Caich r 4' in H. 1 R A. I 21 , I M 5 STEVE DLAQUAIR Furs! Bisf 1 y...4 1+-...f DONALD GUSTAVSON 'QW 'Nw-W Second Base Q- fd wwf ,qv RAYMOND LAVERTUE Pitcher WALTER LUSIGNAN Pncher -HCS' 'TF 5 r F Z JP 3 U JP Z Z Third Base JOSE SALTZMAN Shonsiop 'bf i JAMES WARREN ' sex 5 Rxght Fneld s D WIL FRED I Pntcher 4 7 1 qw C Q 4 RVN' if X ' A .Xu J 2 'J A Q. an I Q If I. ,P ' ' - 'A V, 3 .L .xx '1 k 3, LJ! ,, . X T' 'V nf R I an . E52 L , ' f 3 ,f kim' , jg xi K VX! xx I . fx 2 M I ' E sf ' agp ' i , M 2 .O 'Q f wa W 7 e , 4 L , K ' 7 i. I 'L , ua, t Xxx . W I X Y , I, -X 'Ti x -Ad 5 h I I M ,rf A ,I f ff kk 5,5 f A 1 'Y ff , IH wx' J!! I 5 - A ON YOUR MARK! WALKING BEHIND YOU statement that has not Cross Country team in be true only in the case who handed them their WALKING BEHIND YOU is a been proved true for the Townie most meets this year. It proved to of La Salle, the Class A champions, only defeat. 4. f Gary Peterson, who set the pace for the Townies in their dual meets, was chosen for the All State first team, and sophomore Frank Amerantes' name graced the list of second team stars. Teams defeated by Bruce Britton's breezes were Barring- ton, in September, Coventry, Cranston, Danbury, and Hope in October, and Rogers and St. Raphael in November. L . 4 A THEY'RE OFF ! ! The team was composed of Sopho- mores Bob Jason, Edward Durfee, Frank Amerantes, Joseph Ameran- tes, Juniors Gary Peterson, William English, George Calise, Dave Me- dieros, James Dyer, Seniors Ray- mond Smith, and Captain Kenneth Allen. 18 Barrington ..,..,ccccc. 35 30 La Salle ...... .,.... 2 5 19 Cranston ....,..,,,.... 52 19 Pawt. East ..........c. 52 28 Danbury, Conn. ,... 30 28 Brown Freshmen -- 29 FEATURE EVENTS Columbus Day .....c,..... 6th Class A Meet .,e,. ..,. 2 nd Carnival .,cc.-c,ccc 2nd State Meet .,,.,....,,c.,c. 2nd New England ......,.., lOth INTO THE STRETCH! ,fc LV' NK a sg A L, , Betty June Bobel practicing for a big match. TEE FOR TWO TEE FOR TWO but not Two for Tee, it's four. Here as East Providence there are four members of our golf team. lt's not that golf isn't a popular sport, it's simply that people do not understand the game. Our quartet, under the splendid coaching of Mr. Clifford Good, consists of senior Tommy Sirig- nano, iuniors Frank Macedo and Ray Vucci, and sophomore Betty June Bobel, the first girl to play on our golf team. Coach Cliff Good with members of T954 golf team. As yet the season has not gotten underway, but we are sure it will be a successful one es- pecially with the boys that will go out for the team and possibly take a position away from one of the above four. Each year there are close to twenty boys that try out for the team but because of the need for keeping crowds off the course Coach Good is only allowed to carry five or six members at the most. CHARLES VUCCI Captain of Golf Team Lights, camera, action the show has begun. Yes, BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA, Our East Providence High School Swimming pool was the spot where the students of our school presented the 2nd annual Water Ballet, a spectacular aqua show. The program, arranged with pretty girls and timed swimming, was a marvelous sight. Music was supplied by our own East Providence High School band, which was directed by Dr. Stephen E. Farnum. Among the many acts were Synchronized Swimming, The Young Smooth- ies, and a comedy act Cruising Down the River. Barsam Kazarian starred in a specialty, What a Swim Class! A closer view of the stars. One of the many sparkling 'Wm' bers, the Star, The last one in is a scatty cat. The ballet was held tour nights and each night a tremendous crowd attended. ZA? i te r . :QQ.3,, At-.J I fi fr ,I i f 9 i. 1 Ewa . I Q .gf Stars on review, Fabulous Mr, Waterswirnmer. THE WHEELS OF FORTUNE featured circular swimming with the girls forming stars, was combined with the boys' excellent precision swimming. Mr. A. Clifford Adams, the Breathing Man, was a specialty act in the show. The dynamic conclusion was Swimming Home with six boys and six girls wearing iridescent hats and gloves which glowed in the black light. The successful results of our show were due to the untiring ef- forts and unique direction of Mr. Roy Watmough with his assist- ants, Mrs. Alice A. Sullivan and Mrs. Dorothy Kleniewski. You and l, You and I, Oh, how happy we'll be. Everyone was happy and enjoyed the Ballet. The tireless work of all was ap- preciated and is to be congratulated. When do we go on? ask the Old Smoothies. 'Urn wif, Oh, too bad, Beth, looks like Mona won this battle. A water battle is always fun. Especially when Mona Wright and Beth Brightman try to see who will go overboard first. STEPHEN DE AQUAIR Forward RGBERT NUTTALL Center JOAQUIM RIBEIRO Captain ALFRED RAMOS EDWARD FAGAN Guard Guard 9 R 4 5-l The Boys Bowling Club unoer the supervision of Mr George M Peters completed a successful year STRING ALONG COME AND STRING ALONG with the Boys Bowling Club For the second successive year the Boys Bowling Club under the supervision of Mr George Peters is having a successful year The large turn out of boys this year has shown enthusiasm for having such a club It has taken a great deal of time for Mr Peters to work with the boys for they have other activities after school They have formed four teams to bowl against each other Every Thursday after school the teams meet at the East Providence Bowling Academy The officers are Jerry Williams, President, Douglas Miller, Vice President, Ronald Pierce, Secretary, and Manuel Mareira, Treasurer. The other boys in the club are Joe Clarke, Joe Conte, Harry Costa, Frankie Mello, Richard Silva, Thomas Rosa, Bill Roux, Bud Sawyer, Richard Santos, Steve Pickup, Richard Perry, Bill West, Frankie Perrotti, Albert Lusignan, and Richard Salguerio. ins The members ofthe Senior Girls' Bowling Club take time out to pose for a group picture. BALLI N' THE JACK We're BALLlN' THE JACK with Girls' Bowling, headed by Nancy Arzooyan, president, Janice Whipple, secretary, and Jean Nichols, treasurer. Every Wednesday afternoon from 3 p.m. to about 4:30 at the East Providence bowling alleys, the girls exhibited their skill. Nancy Arzooyan, Angela Cavallaro, Dorothy Veader, and Beverly Pombo usually hit the highest scores. Once this year these same girls went to Cranston to match talents with the Cranston High bowling team. Much of the success of the club was due to the greatly appreciated work of their advisor, Miss Goff. To climax the bowling season, a banquet was held. Trophies were awarded to the girls with the highest single score and the highest average. We know that all the girls gained satisfaction from their weekly exploits at the bowling academy, and we are sure that the sophomores and juniors will string along in the tuture on the reputable past of our East Providence Bowlers. 1 ' 4 4 n l Nancy Connor Liz Hollis, Captain Maureen Maynard Leila Ray Anita LeClaire Barbara Barsamian s-fl l Anita LeClaire Dolores Axile Barbara Barsamian Virginia Masarocco Leila Ray Ruth Souza AX DONALD GUSTAVSON Center GERALD SULLIVAN ROBERT FERREIRA Wing Wang RAYMOND FITTON Goalie CARL JOHNSON DONALD TRAVERS Defense Defense Wx QW DUNCAN MacDONALD Defense ROBERT HOLLAND Wing JOSEPH MEDEIROS Defense AFTER THE BALL WAS AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER, with rackets poised the East Providence Tennis Team of 1954, swung into action. OVER Under the able leadership of Mr. George Taylor, this year's tennis team has shown great improvement over the team of l953. The players, enduring con- tinuous early morning practice, retained their enthusiastic spirit, good sportsman- ship, and developed skill for future meets. Previous members, who returned to the team, include Donald Travers, Robert Bridgford, Bruce Lethbridge, Paul Conroy, Nicholas Gallichio, William West, Judy Hammarlund, Coach Demers, and Joan Harrison. The team followed the ladder ...-N Us fl' ,A f I , c' fn Coach Taylor and team members, Donald Travers, Paul Conroy, Bruce Lethbridge, and Nicholas Gallic- chio, get ready to bring us another victory. system, which made it possible for everyone to participate in the game. Meets with Pawtucket East, Pawtucket West, De La Salle, Hope and Country Day, highlighted the team's schedule, The tennis team deserves much praise for their unlimited spirit and loyalty to the game. If the future tennis teams of East Providence follow in the footsteps of th T954 team they will continuously bring honor and glory to our school. 'fb TOSSlNG AND TURNING HTOSSING AND TURNING -At the sound of the gun, the Townie grapplers defeated their first opponents, Cranston 22-17. With the blast still ringing in their ears, the team took the lead and won five more victories. This team that was so full of steam consisted of Varsity, lsadore Ramos, Howard Levine, Jim Souza, Pete Whitford, John George, Owen Driscoll, Robert Tavares, Mike Conners, Anthony Texeria, Joe Cabral, and last but not least, Everett Mc- Daniel whom the boys chose as captain to lead them on to victory under the supervision of Coach Jim Whitaker. East Providence initiated the first J.V. team in the state. lt consisted of Charles Nui An upright position is very rare to see ofthe 1954 wrestling team. Vucci, Bill Quartrucci, Bob Alianello, Joe Conti, Buddy Norton, Bill Turner, and Irving Guyett. Coach Jim Whitaker was indeed proud of his undefeated team which proved to him that hard work attains success! Q94 13 Q' ' o ? :nf 'Q' Y QQ' if W' ,AJ I THE l954 TRACK TEAM You TAKE THE HIGH ROAD, AND I'LL TAKE THE Low ROAD. YOU TAKE THE HIGH ROAD, AND l'LL TAKE THE LOW ROAD. The Track men could well use this song as their theme. These hardy boys, under the coaching of Mr. Bruce Britton, braved the cold winds and the sharp air to bring the notes of glory to East Providence High School. The winning spirit of our team has resulted in the defeat of two of our strongest opponents, La Salle Academy and Moses Brown School. Another fine showing was made at the Relay Carnival, which was held at Hope High Shool. Among the five teams participating, the East Providence track men came in second. The squad was small in number, consisting of such seniors as Kenneth Allen, Gilbert Carpenter, Gerard Gelinas, Ross McCarthy, Everett McDaniel, Raymond Smith, James Warren, Allen Monroe, and Captain Robert Mairs. Out team well re- presented our shool because there were in ad- dition to the seniors mentioned above, George Calise, James Dyer, Frank Hayward, Lawrence Kent, Rudolph Pyle, Walter Smith, and Willard English, who are our up and coming juniors. Also participating were five sophomores: Ronald Allen, Eugene Peck, John Rebello, Charles Reilly, and John Schwab. These last formed the nucleus of another championship team for the following year. We of the Crimson staff hope that when the track team does Take the High Road, they will always come home in first place. .C ROBERT MAIRS Captain National interscholastic High Hurdle Champion Y, N. gf, l 1 uf' JAMES WARREN RAYMOND SMITH ENNETH ALLEN Shot Put Ml e 600 Yard Dash GERARD GELINAS Hugh Jump Q Nahum 'if-ig' 'Xa' ALLEN MUNROE EVERETT MCDANIEL GILBERT CARPENTER 40 Yard Dash Shot Put 40 Yard Dash X. 5' 2.45 353551. ,.1 ffgfif fyfrff , ,, v', y .,A s C 1 w .' ,, -A .fw-', ' 'U . v Q . J ' 'V sway .'v ,,'l' ' m o 0 4 Q' 'J . ' nw 'Aa ul ,g ,,-:N ,,- air- ' -' V , 1 I IUIIOIOH , u 'S in I v v E? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Wiberg Elaine Berard 2f-s :'- fQQ'1' l.f 2 ,E -. iffy' ' ' 'J L- BEST SCHOLAR DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Jane Riley Robert Brillhart Everreff McDaniel Barbara Barsamian MOST POPULAR Donald Gusfavson Jane Berghman 2 I ' - Q 5 MOST ATTRACTIVE Paul Johnson Lois Allen NEATEST MOST VERSATILE Peter Voccio Anna Chin William Dann Elizabeth Hollis E maj X if- is A A 01' MOST ATHLETIC Robert Mairs Barbara Mitchell MOST AMBITIOUS VVITTIEST pafricia Wi-iiiney William Davis Virginia Brothers Dennis Simbron an-fr 'IMF Q EVERETT MCDANIEL Senfor Class President KENNETH ALLEN Student Council Presrdent EDITH ANDRADE BARBARA BARSAMIAN D A R Award First Honors JANICE WHIPPLE Second Honors 5 if S A 1 - if -I Q ..' Nll, i Q S Q F I, A X EVELYN ROCHA Crimson Edrtor V who SANDRA KAROUZ President ofJun1or Bowling Townle Editor MARJORIE LAMSON Crimson Busrness Manao Q'-rx ARTHUR LIVINGSTON Jumor Class President sf O -J' 'Z 7 'Q Q vfrs STEPHEN DANIELSON Drum Major LUho'5 JANE BERGHMAN Malorette Captain Senior Class Queen ELIZABETH HOLLIS Cheerleader Captarn PAUL JOHNSON H1 Y President LUCILLE FONTES Hr Tn President NANCY ARZOOYAN Presrdent of Girls Bowling Wh? , 'Y ELEANOR BROWN President ofL1brary I MARY NUNES Presrdent of French Club RONALD COLLINS President of F F A RICHARD WIBERG Pres1dentofSc1ence Club fl Ge T' 1 L 0 ' L .Auxiliaryr ,O , Q f ,VW x ,, w, 8 Q I 1' f me 4 zz if 3 fl if has 1 , E L . 1 !.. fi gov Lv. A W, ' f ' , T 'km V JAMES E. BATES, Principal, crowns JANE B E R G H M A N, Senior Class Queen. if rE A 3 i THE QUEEN and HER COURT x kai? ami? rrie ,R A A 4, 6 4 F THE QUEEN'S WALTZ R5,,,g The Queen, Jane Berghman, and her court consisting of Carol Hay- ward, Lois Allen, Mona Wright, Lois Erickson, Barbara Santos and Patricia Whitney. l You're The TOPS -Never B dull mOmGnT in The Me and Juliet -Miss Dorothy Hill and her class officeg there's always plenty to do. get acquainted with classics. There's Something a b o u t a Hometown Band -Practice ses- sions like this go on throughout the year. lf I Knew You Were Comin', l'd a Baked a Cake -Favorite dish of the Home Economics Class. in-gl June in January -Getting ready for the dive. Anvil Chorus -The boys set their minds to work Who'll be the first to take the plunge? when in Mr. Ralph MiIler's class. Ill E gall!! Ill ll 9 rv' v YYY? YW' TXSH-fi Hail, Hail, the Gang's all Here -All set for the Little Brown Jug -Art students enioy making Thanksgiving Day game. Clay ObieCYS. ' ss:-1' rl' ' Down by the Old Mill Stream - Boys' swim class receives last minute instructions from Mr. Roy Watmough. Getting 'to Know You'!A meet- , ,H ing of the executive branch of :ur Student Council. Q ii: QA September Song -Mr. George Taylor demon- The Old Master Painter -Time out for their pic strates his unique talent to his students. ture to be taken. ix? :ma'f isa'aa y +45 is Si xr- v. V, my N.-,Nu vvsv vxb W W' 'V ' Mx 'Q --.M lv . 'N fx Rv ,V ' ' --gg, N X2 , 5 i 51 Miss Jean Salter and Mr. Dwight R. Miller along with Helen Martins, vice president ot '53, view the mural which was presented to the school bythe 1953 graduating class, the tirst to graduate from the new East Providence Senior High School. - - - YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER - -in wrfzoae 5fuJio Au-matlaml infzrmaflvorlraifa were fallen- Pli U21 P14 F1i730 l'1i3I'Ii Pl! 1 li P P31 P3 P3 P3 iii PZ! 1111 324 !2i P2-I P31 33 FI-I PIII F1-I Pli 'I QS ' ' , BEEN Y G 5 havung you in 'Ihe sfudio Iaking your picfure and g 'Hung acqualnied When Ihe occasaon for a new phofograph arnses personal engagemenl' or weddmg please srop In our new fIrs+ floor sI'udIo In Ihe LucIce++ Bunldung Well be glad 'Io see you agam' THE LUCKETT STUDIOS INCORPORATED 75 Weybosse+ S+ree+ P,-Qwdence JAckson I 3030 P S Our candud and formal weddmg por'I'raI+ure IS consudered among Ihe flnesi In New England II you or any one you know are malung weddmg plans sI'op In and compare our superb qualnfy and sensnble pruces lusi' 'Iwo of Ihe many reasons we are sand Io be RHODE ISLANDS LEADING WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS u . . a I I 1 s Q 4. n 0 Q n .- 1- I . o o u Q 1 I o , n o o e - . - 0 . 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W. MILLER 2248 Paw+ucIceI' Ave Easi Provudence, Rhode Island EA. I I338 Local and Long Disfance Movers STORAGE, PACKING. CRATING I1 f - . If d X ,f k ' . ' ' EA. . VII A 7171, -I Q I . I NX V ' , . . . ' I DUNN-FITZPATRICK Building Wrecking Plumbing and All Kinds of Heafing Supplies Building Maferials 360 Taunfon Avenue BOUGHT AND SOLD NEW AND USED Phone EA. I-2545 Easi' Prov. I4, R.I IN EVERY TEST GAS IS BEST OI' Cooking Wafer Heahng Refrlgerahon House Heahng Kriclien Heahng F D MCGINN INC 380 Soufh Waier S+ e BUILDING MATERIALS ROGER WILLIAMS LAUNDRY l..6LInCl9!'el'S CIe8nS6I'S Wd5Aaf0fLa 'W B r' Q Ii TELEPHONE EA I I964 368 Waferman Ave Easf Providence RI GOOD WILL F : ' I . Provicl nce, R.I. X ,A GOOD WASHING WINS CHRYSLER SCO'I'T MOTORS INC 453 Taunfon Ave Earl' Providence RI PLYMOUTH STATE LUMBER CO Buuldmg Maierual Jlffy Wmdows Nor+I1 Broadway EAST PROVIDENCE CRAWSHAW S RESTAURANT Near Red Bridge In Easi' Prov Charcoal Broiled Food WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO EAT LIBERTY MARKET 229 23I Warren Ave Easf Providence RI Tel EA I2857 MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES WILLIAM A REID RepresenIa+ ve of Fnrsf Dls'I'rnc'I' REBELLO JORDAN s BEVERAGE STORE FUNERAL Taunfon Avenue HOME Eas'I' Providence RI SIX CORNERS DRUGS Jerry's Hollywood PRESCRIPTION SPECIALTY Shoe 300 Taunfon Ave SAI-ore Easi' Provndence R I r -H - I I . ' Io I Homemade Pies ' ' I I In I i u o u PAGE POTTER INC. TOWN BEAUTY SHOP Fine Flowers 647 Fall River Ave. Seelronlr, Mass. 286 Brook S+., Prov., R.I. Cheshwf I-2972-J THE IDEAL FAMILY TREAT Is 'Io See a Movie Once A FRIEND A Week GILBERT STUART THEATRE The LTHIe Theafre Off Rwersude Square HOPE CLEANSERS LAUNDERERS I Cleansing a'I' Hs Besi' POVAR 259 BuIocITs PI Ave Ea I 70l 'VJ' 2737 Paw+ucI:e+ Ave Ea 1 32934 ANIMAL THE LUTHERS HOSPITAL THE WATCHEMOKET PRESS TI-IE HAMILTON CO INCORPORATED McCuIIocI1 Cham Saws Lawn and Garden Supplles SALES SERVICE 6 Souza Sfreef 784 Taun'I'on Ave Easi' Prov Off Pawi' Avenue RHODE ISLAND I IP L HOWARD AND LEWIS I ,in if Ford Cars and Trucks f NEW ENGLANDS FORD DEALER SINCE I93I 2I9 Promenade Sfreei' Prov dence RI Gaspee I ZIOO ' ,sf T ' ' ' 'O 3'7 pri? . . - 5 ' , 4 I ,-'--i--X .I I f Tj I L 'Af- I I '-5 E ff uf :. yi, I I , .. Zww EILEEN DARLING'S 6092 F000 Fall River Avenue, Seelronlz MASSACHUSETTS ' AE' ,v . .-, 1 A . .af , When in Town- Park wifh- ACE PARKING SERVICE LOCATIONS Dorrance SI'reeI' Dyer Sfreei' Friendship Sfreei' WesI'mmsI'er Sfreef GLADDINGS F Ne a Fne Sfores THE OLD GRIST MILL Seelronlr Mass s Po dece R EAl3o4o ny ALPHA LUNCH Providence RI MA I 9l84 One o. w Engl nd's I . I42 CharIes'S1'ree+ 3 Joseph P Cuddlgan Plumblng and Heahng CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS Iillllll PLUMBING Resndenhal Commercual Indusfnal Complefe Servlce and MBIRTQHBHCG Call Ea I 3965 2I Agnes Avenue Easi Provndence RHODE ISLAND Lunnles Moiors DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Sales and Servlce RAY LUNNIE 290 Smlih Sfreef Prov R FRANKLYN S Sc SI 00 STORE I48 Taunion Avenue Easi Provndence RHODE ISLAND MURPHYS SHELL STATION I00 Wafe man Ave Ea I -4540 DUNN FITZPATRICK BUILDING WRECKERS 360 Taunfon Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND Ea I2545 MODERN BARBER SHOP JOAQUIN RIBEIRO Proprefor 2I8 Warren A enue Easi' Prov dence Rhode Island RICH and HORTON 5 Gros enor A enue EasI' Providence r nue D9XI'9l' .4605 Eas'I Providence, R.I. ' ., .l. - E- 1? , I , v - I , v v AUSTIN s. LEWIS CEDARHURST NURSERIES f Pawfuckei' Avenue Easf Providence Rhode Island EDWARD s ALDRICH SUCCESS Genera' Pan+ 'Q c J MELLO UPHOLSTERER Complefe Ins rance Co erage I94 Terrace A e R ersnde Seelronlr Massachuseiis Ea I 627 KINGS ATLANTIC SANITARY BARBER SHOP Two Barbers p- '14 SERVICE STATION Open Every Day 'T' T + A 87 Taunfon A enue aun on venue Seekonlr Massachusefi J H WILLIAMS AND COMPANY FUNERAL SERVICE MILDRED L scorr EARLE w scoTT JR 2I0 Taunfon Ave Easi' Prov Rl Q U CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS X55 I, I ' I I I Viv Sxxhx CRESCENT PARK Rhode Island s Pleasure Land DR and MRS ROBERT J WILLIAMS e C I 95 Res Ch l35IOW STATE LINE FLORIST Funeral Wedd ng Des gns a Spec ally Flowers for All Occas ons W H Lush and Son Corner of Fall Rver a d Taunfon A e Seelconlc Mass RUMFORD MARKET One Sfop Service Free Parlung Greenwood Ave Rumford Sena+or JOSEPH R WEISBERGER Represenfahve JOHN L LEWIS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Alberl' T BenneH' Paw'I'ucIce+ and Ferrs Avenues iw RUMFORD Rr-Ions ISLAND '41 LLOYD H BURLINGAME Inc Hay Gra n Feed po H-,Y Supples Phone Ea I 0069 or I 4427 Norih Broad ay Rumford RI TRAINORS BEVERAGE STORE 74 Taunfon Avenue Seekonlc Mass Ch I3904 I . . TI. h. -I9 . . - - ' ' , a a i . I g . . g I n v . 3I0 . . R.I. Ea. I-2330 . I l . , , 'TQ' I I I I I u W I I -- SHAHEEN'S A. 8: G. MARKET 395 Wiclrenclen Slreel' PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND I ? JACK E. RODRIGUES ZI4 Wiclcendon Slreef I Providence. R.I. Experf Wafch Makers Reasonable Prices CongraIuIaIions Io Class of I954 E.P.H.S. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION JOHN L. LEWIS Insurance Broker and Real EsI'aI'e 25 Circle Sfreei' Rumforcl, Rhode Island EAST PROVIDENCE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE James J Reully Chairman Fnelders SUNOCO Sfahon l045 Fall Rlver Avenue Seelronlr Massaclluseffs HASKELL S SERVICE STATION Wmlhrop Sfreel' .6 Rehoboih Mass McCormack Farm Equnpmenf Farmall Tracfors Telephone EA I 2070 INTERSTATE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 34 Muller Avenue Rumford Rhode Island ' ' I w. 4. wr-nTAKER ' ' , . X Q EMERS AND COHEN f Easf Provldence, Rhode Island Ea I 200 Taulors Cleansers 97 Massasod' Avenue CIRCLE BEAUTY SALON CASEYS PLASTIC SHOP Curcle Sereef Rumford Rl 38 James Sfreei Indlvldual Slyled Colffures for 'Ihe Dlscnmmahng Women EAST PROVIDENCE RI Mary E Armada Prop Ea I5622J Telephone EA l6406 HUNTS MILLS MARKET PHYLLIS Quahiy Meais and Grocerles Fresh FTUIIS and Vegefables AND Frozen Foods COMPANY 390 Pleasanl SI' Rumford TONYS BARBER SHOP J F MORAN CO Rlverslde Rhode Island ROADSIDE SHOE CENTRE BELWING ACRES Sundial Shoes Turlrey Farm Seelconlc Mass FOR ALI' THE FAMILY Shoe Repamng 276 Waferman Ave ia? NN Telephone Ea I 5406 4 X ' ASOUINO s RESTAURANT AMERICAN AND ITALIAN FOODS 580 584 Nor+h Broadway I Easi' Providence R I ' 1 ' . -5 I I I - 3I ' , . . . , R.l. :iso I ' ' ' 277 Waferman Ave. lx V1 A MK' . - f 1' . Vis, f Q I R Q! I W - . ' o n BENSON S MARKET The Original Siore af Your Door MAR LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE New Locarnzizinihzvzrxge Church I300 Pawiuclrei' Avenue Rumronn as-lone ISLAND R,,,,,f,,,d RI E , 7 Ea l2255 HANDY SHOP The Sfore of General Merch d TONYS SERVICE STATION an 'se Pefer Damiano P Rumford Rl Ea I0622 KennecoH Wire and Cable Co Dr Sweef BOSTON STORE Providence-Wesi' Warwick NANCY AND TED FOGARTY ' I 4 ' , .. a. -I33 . - ff ll ll H9 B' h A Riverside Square Ea. I-I4595-W ns o ve. 1 5 E E ll ll ABRAI'IAM'S MARKET 665 Norfh Broadway GROCERIES e- . . . -,. ..... ... A. . ,-,..... ,. ., .e,'. . , V. .,:f.5.,.,.-:....,., ef sa v A , . V. , 4 , ,,.,,.,.,....,, -S .. . ,e- ...'f-.'.,. .- .,- A.-5. .1...g-.'g3.fe,5.g6.g., ',-'.' 333-2.'-.3234.34.55g.g.,-.g!ge,-9eg-.52- e .-.gil - I 4 - .- RAINBOW CLUB 3I HaII S'I. Easf Providence, R.I. Ea. I-5349 GTI? Turkeys A Speclalfy . I WARREN TURKEY FARM f'I Nafive Dressed Fresh KIIIed,,, f' Rehobofh Mass Tel. 38-2 MURRAY S AND VARIETY STORE SAVE I079 Mann S+reeI' y L Wesi WBTWICE Rhode Island HI WAY SUPER MARKET Fresh Frunfs and Vegeiables QuaIIIy Grocerles and Meais Rouie 44 Rehoboih Mass QM ARONSON BROS SUPPLIES Youngsfown Kifchens Moores PBIIIIS EIec'rrIcaI Apphances I84 Taunion Ave Seekonk Mass Chesfnuf I 5844 J UNITED DRUG 328 TaunI'on Avenue Easf Provudence RI SOUZA S DAIRY Homogemzed and Pasfeur zed MIIk and Cream 2I6 Hughes Ave Pawfuckei' RI Ea I 42I0 W 3? 'F WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 3I6 Warren Avenue Easf ProvIdence RI G a. M SPORT CENTER Def SPORTING Gooos ?'4 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 324 Warren Avenue Easf Prov RI Ea I 933 For The Very Besi' In Cleamng RIVERSIDE CLEANSERS Q lil fX my EVERETT KING TRUCKING CRANSTON LOAN COMPANY X32-523 Eaateizzv Flex Lei' Corporahon , eg AT ' ff'--1,1 hu y A ' ' . , e M227 W . - ' Il ll D n jg- ' I . I! QOH in . I . . . -4., . . - It :I Q1 s o - ie gt T F: 960-952 wIIIe+ Ave. Riverside, R.I. A A ' ll 9 ll ,,,' fl ,lk fs Q ------fy v---...----- J ALFRED LAWSON THE CORNER SHOPPE PfIze'r d CHARLES LONG P ,, Re, , AL AND KAY ADRIDANCE MILLER MFG COMPANY LEWIS Zig PAINTS WALLPAPER SUPPLIES JeweIers 382 Warren Ave E 'r Pr vdence RI COELHO PHARMACY 222 W e STEPHEN F MULLEN Elm Po de Town Sollclfor HATTIE AND JOHNNY JULIO F ROCHA H H WATSON CONTRACTOR 7 4 House Connechons EEE Q Easf Providence I 49I0 W Bobs SUNOCO Service Srahon Q Ingrahams Corners EAST PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND i 'DWF X X ll ll . I I42 aw uc Ave. Rumford, ho e Island r pri or H H Ea. -2073 . as o i , . . Easi' Providence, R.I. I' .I ll Il Phillip Mucci, Pharmacisi' arren Av nue L x . . r vi nce, R.I. X ' ' ' 1,1 X , I c 0 D' x 11-7 Tl ,J X More Scholarshups for Our Wor'Ihy Graduafes Is Our Grealesl' Arm A Welcome Is Exiended To Our New Members Of 'Ihe Class of l954 by 'Ihe EAST PROVIDENCE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ADAMS SALES AND SERVICE' Y E 1' Pro :dence Hudson Dea er 5'f1m'wm., RENDINES MOTORS Easf Provndence Rhode Island Desolo PlYm0Ull' 969 Broadway Easl Provndence I4 RI Ea l ssl Res Tel I2754 jcusvnouarf SERVICE GLASS CO Glass Mirrors Slore Fronls GRAY CHEVROLET COMPANY 330 Warren Avenue Easl' Providence Rhode Island '50 Wa+erman Avenue Easf Providence RI Ea I 4330 R Open Year Round UNITED DRUG Complele Heahng and Service Dany Plan' lee Cream 87 Cedar Ave Rwemde RI Wholesale Mull: and Cream LEONARDS ANTIQUES INC Ea I-4602 Calerlng 600 T 'I' A Seelxonlc Mass aun on venueCh I 465 BLUE DINETTE Rough and Fnmshed Anhque llahan Amencan Foods Furndure Charles J Trafacanfe Easi' Provldence Rhode Island DINTY MOORES DINER 2' Years I83 Taunlon Avenue Easi' Provldence Servmg Easl' Provldence STI-lden'l'5 RHODE ISLAND Really F I N E FOOD . -2 . . - 1 . 1n.T.u? ALL STATE I ' ' 'I . . . Tel. Easi Prov. I-I742 MT-ELEVISION ., ssnwrf The Television Man LEN ERICKSON, INC Television Sales and Service 60 Taunion Ave- Easi Providence .4--1 RHODE ISLAND fo ON Nj BOWLING ACADEMY 354 Taunfon Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE RI I CHARLES A MAGUIRE 81 ASSOCIATES ENGINEERS Providence New York Bosfon f.2,:, -Wing H A , ,- , . ,Z ,,L ,,,. ,,.,...,n:---A1-+-f-'4 ,- K X I 1 , . . Ea. -I 336 s Q V sf S , . c.,. ,Na W 5' I LQ ' - w..fQQ,,. A. f vw F1 X, 1?:'+:', ,. - 2 A ',,.QQf4'1.-.15 ,gn ' 2' ,: A ' . ,aim V gif-lar I' -:S ,,,,. I , ff, if -Q . WC' L. ' I I , -V I my TLA, V l wlx, 4 we .. . - ' 1 I RIVERSIDE AUTO SERVICE 639 BuIIocIcs PonnI Avenue Gulf Producfs Accessorues Everyfhlng un Au+o Repaurs MACIEL S BEVERAGE STORE 233 Warren Avenue Easi' Providence Rhode IsIand Ea I 460 MICHAEL TRAFICANTE Reglsfered ArcIn+ec'I' A I A I75 Taunfon Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE RI E I 5 TOWN TAVERN GREEN BROTHERS INCORPORATED MOUNTAIN view DINER N sux CORNERS Eas'I Pro dence RI WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET TO EAT ADAMS SALES AND SERVICE 3I7 Warren Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND MCQUADE BROTHERS J S MAINE EQUIPMENT CO Tracfors and Equupmen+ 3I7 Taunfon Avenue Easi' Provldence RHODE ISLAND Tkacs GRAY CHEVROLET COMPANY Lea+her Goods I50 Waferman Avenue AuI'o Tops Sea? Covers EAST PROVIDENCE RI CT7 I-' I I .l I . -2 . . . ll ll , .. a. -37I II H I Your Easf Providence Hudson DeaIer vu , .. ' ll J ll DUIPMENT' I ll . J -,Q-..,.,-- ' ICELAND Roufe 6 Befween Fall Rnver and Provndence Near 'Ihe Seelconk Speedway SEEKONK MASS Openmg Ocfober I5 I954 A Mosf Modern Newesl Largesl' .Eff men'I' and pleasure of slcahng as nafure meanl' II +o be Slca+ mg on a man made ou+ door rlnlc where Ihe Ice 'Iempera'I'ure IS consfanlly malnfamed provndlng you II1e besl' In slcahng recreahon Dlrechon of ANTHONY VENDETTI Ea I04IOW G I98l3 G 81 A DECORATIVE SHOP 350 TaunI'on Avenue Specaallzlng In Sllp Covers Draperies Spreads Upholslerlng TBONE STEAK HOUSE EAST PROVIDENCE RI m 329 Public SI' Provndence RI HOPE CREAMERY CO MARTIN s TAILORS 330 Bullocks P+ Avenue RIVERSIDE RI Ice Cream for AII Occasions Easf Provudence R I DE P EN D AB LE Cafermg for Parhes Soclal Gallwermgs E Deserve Hue Besf an FOOD SERVICE and ARRANGEMENTS I T I SHERATON-BILTMORE , Providence, Rhode Island ' Your BANQUET DANCE or SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Qui' For reservafions call Maifre d' Hofel Gaspee I9200 ExI'. l25 ff , 1 Y-V' f .5 U . ,x xi K, Y' x 4 . ff ' pf, I I I W ,Y You'II like slcafing a+ ICELAND. You'II find Ihe excile- J Eg ' - - . . . T I 1 D. lg , - - a. - L, ? . .. . . I . ' . . ' S I AFA ' ' lull' . . ' ' 'uju j ' , , - . . I RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS and The Rumford Company Manufacfurers and Disfribuiors Of Leading Indus'IriaI Chemicals QUADRAFOS SODIUM TETRAPHOSPHATE SULPHURIC ACID an GROCERY PRODUCTS SHOP HELENE'S DRESS CHARLES B. ROCHA 92 Taumon Ave- Class of 40 Eas+ Provudence Rhode Island RIVERSIDE BOWLING ALLEY EgI1I' IVIOCIETFI Alleys S F K GOFF Propr efor 395 Bullocks Po I A enue R erslde RI Ea I 64I SERVICE STATION EARLE H BASSETT CI-IRETIEN S HARDWARE Easf Providence Rhode IsIand Ea I 94 ANTIC Prop 'H'- VALS ESSO SERVICE WaIchemoIreI Square EAST PROVIDENCE RI Eal 33 8: BERNON S STEIRE a d COMPANY INC RICE WEINER EIec+ c Mofo Se ce Jewelry Mfr 308I Posf Road Apponaug Rl H Ilsgro e I 2687 95 Ches+nu+ SIreeI N ghis Sunday HoI days Call I0735 H I29 Pro dence Rhode Island CO ,f--s f S MANUEL B VIERRA INSURANCE AGENCY STEVES DOUGHNU Insurance and ReaI Es'IaIe V443 Grand Afmv H 242 Taun+on A enue KINGS DRUG BUILDING a I-4725 Ea I 6 SOMERSET MASS T SHOP qh ay I U' Ea. I325 X eg s ' . . ,, . . , I fykv ff Aix: ' in v r Q2 Iv ' , .. I . -0 I I I sw, Hgh ,,,.M-,r hu tunuuu . A A C , A- .1 ' 'I . -37 ' N . n , . ' ri r rvi . I 7, I V - ' .fjffff Ea. - - I. - 39-R vi , I w v I I . E . . -3 ss QI fx I MIKE'S BARBER SHOP GREENLAND SUPER MARKET Cenfer Sfreef Pawluclref Avenue Rumford, R.I. EAST PROVIDENCE, R.l. BARBER SHOP Ea I 770 J J GREGORY AND SON Inc gg? SMF Consfruchon and lndusfrual Equrpmeni .I Y RENTAL SALES SERVICE f I TT! Ford Traclos AHachmen+s his Clncago Pneumahc Compressuon and Tools Cemenl Muxers Vlbralors Wusconsm Engines Congralulahons Seniors U SHO PARAMOUNT LINE Inc VINCENTS BEA TY P Halrslyllng a Speclally 97 Warren Ave Easl Prov RHODE ISLAND TOWN MILK BAR MARYS COFFEE SHOP Mosl' Popular Place an Town Orders Pu? Up fo Take Oul- Warren Ave Easl Prov Flsh and Chlps Soc Ea I 424 2384 Pawl' Ave RHODE ISLAND Easi Prov Rhode Island FOR YOUR PROM JP' TUXEDOS Smgle Breasfecl Provaclence R l . -o . . , . as . . . 4 F :lil-, . I I .. .... I 1 3321 ME! - F' xx QQJL V, N? TN . . . SQL I Il . I . I . . . I ' . . Q I00 . . I . . -5 . . I .l For Hire '. 3 5. ,,,- If . f pff YOU'I.l. REALLY ENJOY'-P Here s what the Telephone Company offers grrls frnrshrng Hrgh School V A chance to fill an umporfanf 'ob A chance to earn good pay, regu lar ralses, pald vacahons A chance to enloy frlendly com pamonshup meet new people, make new friends Tlu 1 vour chance to do vltal work et '1 lob with plenty of responslblllty and oppor tumtv for advancement be assoclated wlth a rchable Company that s known and respected CVCFSMIICFC a Company youll be proud to work for Come m and talk to us Get all the dcuuls But do xt now so youll have a head start 'I'llE w :Namco TEIEIIIIIIIIE a. mlourn tumpnnv CAROLINA FREIGHT I Dunn Sfreei' EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A FRIEND RAYMOND H HAWKSLEY General Treasurer STATE OF RHODE ISLAND WOOD S SERVICE STATION Ea I 236 A W MacPherson Company GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTOR PalnI' Wallpaper Ari' Supplles EAST PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND Ea I 460 MACIELS BEVERAGE STORE STATE LUMBER COMPANY 233 Warren A e Easi Prov Rhode Island MANUEL B VIERRA CompIe're Insurance Ser Ice S C Real Esfa-Ie 752I TaunI'on Avenue 242 Taunfon A e Ea I 725 Easi' Pro :dence Rhode Island Ea I3658 IIIIIIIII Qucrhiy Counts! P8I'tlClll8l' emplowers Geek the glrl wlth Glbbf ecretarxal tramlng when a respnn :ble posmon I to be filled They Qax lalltx prcparatxon IS needed for a qualm Job mmded lugh Qchool graduates One and Two Year Courses Flve School place ment service W rlte Enrollment Com mntee for GIBBS GIRLS AT WORK SECRETARIAL 'X 155 Angell Sf Providence 6 I I Also New York lesion Chicago Monfelalr N J NEW YORK FLOOR COVERING CO 229 M6SS6SOIl Avenue Eas+ Provndence, Rl LINOLEUM ASPHALT TILE CARPETIN6 Tel: EA I 48l8 PM excellence ln eugn era tamans 1 and quality RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TIOPNIES JIWILIIS FOI You' CIA!! IINGS uuwucvunuo nwnus IIIIISES 8 lIlllSl , . 1 1 N S 1 a n n S. . . .S I V K I- .EQ il 1. I.. Q! 1 ' l I I Outstanding training for career- E' - as I rs . ly .QC f l1'p ' O Words of Wisdom to GRADUATES . . . and members of the student body You never outgrow your need MILK Keep healthy by rlrmlemg some mzlk every day' Purny r1chness freshness are s1gns of product quahty For many East Prov1dence fam1l1es and others through out Rhode Island the A B Munroe name stands for those same quahtres zn mdk People rely upon a company when 1ts reputatxon has become famthfully establxshed For 73 years A B Munroe has meant mdk at 1ts very best A B MUNROE DAIRY INC R E A oben rmmong 151 Brovt Street East Prov1dence R I Prendent Founded 1881 VISITORS ARE WELCOME AT OUR PLANT . I! 39 . . - . 6975 - , ' .V ' fy Gi. - , , . . . . ya Q, . . L A- ' onus ' I u 7,7 71 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS B. Wj PETER VOCCIO SEEKONK MASSACHUSETTS FRIENDSHIP Mr and Mrs Bernard Buclrler James Whulalrer Mr and Mrs Harold Goodwm Mass Ellzabelh Cushing Mr and Mrs Herman E Bush Mlss PFISCIIIB Alden Muss W Hope Smrlh Mlss Dorolhy Hull Mass Cecnlla Molla and Mrs Donal' G Maynard and Mrs George E Taylor and Mrs Roy Walmough and Mrs E L Davns Mrs John F OSulIlvan Mrs Dwyer Mrs Dorolhy Gorman Mr Leslle Carsons Advanced Algebra Class Mrs Lawrence W Lundgren Mass Hamel A Goff Mr Franlc Ollver Mass Marlorne L Harlford Mrs Lura Sellew Muss Margarel E Prleslley Mass Ann Bannlsler Muss Charlolle R Wllllams Mass Fanlh Shedd Mlss Jean Saller Mass Gladys I Carroll Mr and Mrs Ralph E Muller Mr and Mrs Anthony J Sulluvan Mass Mary T Hullon Mass Ida L Wolfe Mr E Norman Anderson Muss Dons M McElroy Mr James E Bales Mr J L Greene Peler Voccuo Jr Helen M Carpenler Counlryslde Farms Mr and Mrs Roberl Shadruclr Roberl E Fagundes Mr Joseph Lema Town Shoe Slore Bob Donovan Margie Molla Mr and Mrs De Cosle Mr and Mrs Samuel Poluan Mr Louis McKenna Mr Roberl Toolell Alhc Food Delnverues James H Russell Davnd and Bobby Shadrnclr Mrs Ivy James Mass Kalherme Perluns Mlss Alice M Waddmglon Mr Paul F Collella Mr and Mrs Mauruce P Ahern The Case Famuly Maureen Thnbodeau Helen T Burnefl' Mrs Daniel M Earle Mass Nancy Marouluan Mr Richard Harouluman Jr Mrs Elnzabelh Haroulunlan Mrs Norma Ryer John Ryer and Mrs Alberl Wescoll rs Eva Bassell and Mrs Joseph N Rlchards Vahe Johnson George E Burlze Abraham L Smger and Mrs John Granl Mr and Mrs Vuclor W Tlcacs A Frlend Mr and Mrs C O Allen W Slephen Kirby Joey Sullivan Mass Edalh C Hammarlund Mass Ann Clancy Mr and Mrs Anlhony Karouz Mr and Mrs Alberl Smrlh Mr and Mrs John George S and J Servuce Slahon Anrla Karouz Mass Murlel Scudder Daqny A Wlberg Chnef Crosby Helens Dress Shoppe Inc Arlhur Courlemanche Joseph P Kurby Roy and Edna Lnndell Mr and Mrs J Vunhaleuro Mr Phulup Mu cu Mrs Crowley Mrs Evelyn Andrade Mr and Mrs John Hollis Mr R A Holuson Mr Ma-r+ Manchesler Joseph Palmuerl Mr and Mrs Arlhur G Paul Mr and Mrs J Roland Carbonneau Ruversude Shoe Slore ll ll Mr. . . , -' , Mr. . , ' ' Mr. . , ' ' . , Mr. . . . ' . ' ' ' . ' Mr. . ' M . Mr. . . ' n ' . - Mr. . - Mr. . t . Mr. . ' - Mr. . MV' Bruce G- Bflllon- ESQ' Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Souza i Ch I0238 SAUNDERS GARAGE FIELDERS SUNOCO SERVICE 928 Fall Rver Avenue Washmg Lubrlcahon Repalrmg Seekonk Mass I045 Fall Rlver Ave Seelconlc Massachuse'H's Ea 'UMM BARRINGTON LUMBER COMPANY CHARLES H RICHARDS a soNs 65 Bay S 9 A 6 Wesl' Barrmgfon J CASTRO JR Manager Dram Laying Tel Warren I0380 For Ihe Besl' Buy In Ne and Used Cars Vlsli' Brnsfol Counfys STUDENT COUNCIL DeSo+o Plymou+h Dealer for I'I e sr ANGELO MOTORS STUDENT BODY We Ihe members of fhe CRIMSON STAFF would Illre Io fhanlr al berf Fasclo and Joseph Fascao for Ihelr much appreclaied help wnI'h our bool: Ihis year. I I i . I . . I . . , . . I ' v . I9 Norfh S+., Riverside, R.l. ' w 1 l I 1 . 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