East Providence High School - Crimson Yearbook (East Providence, RI)
- Class of 1958
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Miller, who has so efficiently put in practice the philosophy that the obiect ot education is the achievement of the greatest good for the greatest number, we the Class ot 1958 dedicate this Crimson. We have marveled at his versatility. His skill with tools, his ability to develop that skill in others, his enthusiasm forthe activities program and the social lite of the students have brought him into close relationship with all ot us. We shall never forget his dynamic leadership in the musical revues. appreciation For his ouTsTanding service To EasT Providence High School in TwenTy-nine years of coaching baskeTball and fifTeen years as AThleTic DirecTor, The Class of 1958 saluTes Mr. Clifford B. Good. Probably no man connecTed wiTh our schools has ever given so much of him- self To The school and The school's aThleTic program. The exfensive aThleTic pro- gram ThaT we have enioyed has been in large measure The resulT of his efforTs. Thanks, Mr. Good, for everyThing. 6 .. 3 -.4 xx 4 4 v-- .fy A fu g+.s 4 n 'il . ,gf 1 Q x, 1' .I 0 4 . ' ,gg Hgh 5 a A Jx - V W..-Aff fm -1- W Q Q f.-f ' v., aclministration faculty seniors iuniors and sophs school in action organizations athletics who's who highlights ci message from the principal The town of East Providence during recent years has had many prob- lems arising from its growth as an industrial and residential community. In the face of growing demands for improved services, extended sani- tary facilities, paved streets, and adequate water supply, it has met its obligations with co and foresight. Particularly has this been true in the matter of scl' ldings. In T952 the present magnificent plant that we now know East High School was opened. That was well in. advance the anticipated growth of secondary sc ool of the critical shortage of class- h , is ,aa room - Q tl nation, we have reason to be HHH!! REE!!! thankful that 1 our saw fit to promote and school sufficie spite the numbers, our building has proved adequate in all respects. The ?fM.trQl.95s1ilrQfl, sixth class to graduate from the new building, has benefitus that ogr farsighted citizens had envisioned. g A A Y L,.' 3... yup'1f1tiflIft.ii1k l'i'Fit ' i i l amprggd of thisigfaduating class, and l am confident that the record , T . A in yy i, 53. ,.,,,J .. town. Wha1,then, is your duty? What The day demands. - GOETHE FEM ina Nxxvx :li the faculty an HAROLD S. GOODWIN MARJORIE L. HARTFORD GEORGE E. BURKE Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Vice Principal To youflmwe have but Three words of counsel- WORK! WORK!! WORK!!! BISMARCK --f.,'!g':.h PRISCILLA ALDEN JOHN C. ALEXYON VICTOR ALLIENELLO Head of English Department English, Journalism Mathematics 'AG an-gy-r MRS. ELLEN BAKER ANN BANNISTER BRUCE G. BRlTTON Civics, History, Guidance Art Agriculture, F.F.A. Advisor GLADYS l. CARROLL LESLlE F. CARSON MARY CAWLEY Biology Advanced Algebra, Algebra, Guidance, English Assembly Committee ,gl ANNA CLANCY MRS. MERCEDES CLIFFORD Librarian, Library Auxiliary Advisor Typing, Bookkeeping RICHARD COLLlNS MRS. GRACE COLE Geography, History, Track Coach, Assistant Commercial Subiects, Hi-Tri Advisor Football Coach ERNEST L. DAVIS JAMES F. DEFFLEY Physical Education, Gym Team English, Football Coach F. PAUL COLELLA General Chemistry, Biology ELIZABETH L. CUSHING Spanish, Latin DN HERMAN ESHENBACHER Head of Social Studies Department DR STEPHEN E FARNUM Band Dnrector Supervisor of Music Secondary Schools au' 'ini' Ln. HARRIET A GOFF Beology Mathemarucs -x -my -Uhhuggg JAMES A GARVEY Head of Smence Depariment Science Club Advosor LOUISE V GOGGIN Head of Commucral Departmem T Mig -N! 'No-my i ' WARREN A GERAGHTY Mechamcal Drawmg 5...4hlv N' Nfl? CLIFFORD B GOOD Arlmietrc Director BasketbaH Golf Coach -fl JAMES L GREENE DOROTHY A HILL MARY T HUTTON Hnstory Clvucs Guidance Engllsh Englush W' Q ,Q ! Y GARDINER JAMESON VAHE JOHNSON RITA V. KELLEHER Head of Mathematics Department, Control Algebra, Guidance Nurse-Educator, Advisor of Future Nurses Room' Club MRS. DOROTHY KLENIEWSKI Physical Education MRS. HOPE LUNDREN English ,lg QS. ANNA C. LYONS Typing, Stenography an MRS. MILDRED MacMlLLAN DONAT G. MAYNARD DORIS M. MCELROY Home Economics Mathematics, Baseball, Hockey Coach, History Assistant Football Coach CHARLES J, MCLAUGHLIN RALPH E. MILLER, JR. FRANK MONIZ MeChaniC6l Drawing Head of Industrial Arts Department, .Senior English, Dramatics Club Advisor IV Class Advisor .W 33 CECELIA MOTTA French, Italian, Portuguese Q A KATHERINE PERKINS French, French Club Advisor 35.4-4' EDWARD MURPHY English w GEORGE M. PETERS Woodworking NATHAN E. PASS Physics, Chemistry ... I , . . -'f' .J 'W 1015 . M, . fr! 'ff 'r 41:1 ' .Juni '.-:ui 1:52 'qrw ,. uc. if - 'i-ri , ff v , V .N Q S0014 o if 1. in -. i ' FRANK J. REAVEY Mathematics, Assistant Athletic Director 2533 '-55: 'fiffd-, A-f '1fz?I-'E fig ARNOLD REPPUCCI Chorus I ' '!cfY2l, I Mizsiinnli' N. SELLEKW , Head of Fine Arts Department . X I . an Mm. W . 9 O Q 74 Y Q ' . xx 5 0 BEATRICE A. SMITH English ANTHONY J. SULLIVAN General Shop JOSEPH SPRAGUE English GEORGE E, TAYLOR Head of Physical Education Department FAITH M. SHEDD Head of Horne Economics Department MRS. ALICE A, SULLIVAN Physical Education GLADYS TAYLOR Guidance History VICTOR A. TKACS Biology, Guidance, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach - f ALICE M, WADDINGTON Head of Foreign Language Department S I I' SZ 5. 5 . 'P 5 MRS. MILDRED MORRIS Secretary JACQUELINE A. THOMPSON ROY P. WATMOUGH Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand Swimming, Swimming Coach IDA L. WOLFE MRS. ELSIE GRAYSON Typing Secretary .f , retired in june 1957 MRS CHARLOTTE BRITTON Semor Hugh Faculty 1946 1957 EDITH C. HAMMARLUND Senior High Faculty 1935-1957 HERMAN E BUSH Sensor Hugh Faculty 1943 1957 MRS. MARGARET JOHN Senior High Faculty 1952-1957 new teachers JOSEPH BARDELL Power Mechanocs MARY V FLANAGAN Commercaal Sublects page BRENDANJ GAHAN MRS ES MARTHA V BRADY JOHN R CRAWLEY Home Econormcs ,JW Bnology Af iv W N f 'EE iz 'E ae ef 'Tk Sa 382 STUDE ROBERT DAOUST JOYCE BLINKHOR Physncal Education Commercnal Subgect ffnu A? THER GLASSMAN ANN S GREENE English Fme Arts Ph yslcal Educatnon 5 M. 4' -952 ' L! f'N J f 5'-5 315' A , H -LQIQ-Lux-:fig ' r I ' fl-.wp ' 4'--- :'g1.'f'5f?A', . ' , ' '-E ' it . ,f , .' '.s '34 'A -3 . .1'ff 1 -' . AVE.. , ' 5' f i ,. ' a lil 'wif x 'R :Y ' f If . 3 -.x H-1, 1 f. A , GH 9- 31 'R , 2- El, X I, . - 74. A - Q' 3 1 f ' -zdglrg -,,.5,,,f,v15i,-r Q, A-3 .,.- H ,- ,. l w , . 'MQ q-fxgsem, '- Q . 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PAPARELLA TCHELLS PAULA DEUBEL ANN BRICKLEY Physical Education JOANNE M PEMBERTON DANIEL A SPAIGHT JR DOROTHEA J' TORMEY Englvsh Journalnsm Commerqlal Sublecys Social Sfudies QS .ff ,459 Qylvna I-Iuwrwessey yt' 1 the crimson staff Editor-in-chief Sylvia Hennessey Associate Editors Bette David Nancy Richardson Sports Thomas Santos Margaret Augustine Literary Richard Carlson Activities Jo Ann Holden James Burns Art Patricia Brown Sandra Cravalho Photography Edith Santos Carol Sousa Business Manager Carl Smith Assistant P t' ' R Faculty Advisor a rlcla eaV,ey Biographies J P b t oanne em er on Shirley Souza crimson staff 'J iss, , s. sf K X Bette David, Sylvia l-lennessey, and Nancy Richardson make long-range plans for The Crimson. We Thomas Santos and Margaret Augustine compare notes on a recent sports event. Preparing to JoAnn Holden, James Burns, Shirley Souza, and Richard Carl- 1 Sandra Cravalho, Carol Sousa, Edith Santos and Patricia Brown eet deadline son work diligently on senior bi- ographies. discuss layouts. crimson staff Miss Pemberton and James Burns compile a list of student activities i'?Q , P1255 CLIFFORD LEiTAO if Sf? V Wk., DIANE TOPPIN BETTE DAVQD K ' . 5 , ,bf 1 ' ' .- wk Q J X. Q 1 y V if V 4' X' Vg in AA ,. 'Q' i v , mg 2 5 -X: , X M w ' ' - ws :X Ww W , , I N ,gi Ly:-'W ' N , . X QE? , , , X , A :wr ' 'Z 'ff :f-ff X 4 ' , 5 , QV -,?5,3y,L 1 5.25. H . W , , . VITTORIO ABATECOLA 396 Waterman Avenue Nrckname Vac Ambition Wrlter Actrvrtles Gymnastic Team Strong Wllled Q bd' Y! 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CAROL ANN ANGIOLILLO Tremont Street Rehoboth Ambmon Nurse Actvvmes Future Nurses Club Gentle f sly R 6-TAX 2 RAYMOND ANTHONY AXILE 63 Back Street Seekonk Nfckname Ray Ambmon Marines Shy . Qi . x , f- Q4,1ff' 'ls' ua- Q A , ' ' .' . M 'V 1, , A I ' rf' ' J , X y - ff 5 T . t ,iffg t ' '- ..'l- 4 . X If, : , . . : , I I. ll 1 I . . me--, - , ,,,:sg 553533 ' , th Q ,zfetyixii ., 5 A . iff? . tiff- ' I ' , ,A t 4 K ,. 1..- ,.,, Q T V A V W. . 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Street Rumford Riverside Nrckname Bev Nrckname Jan Nickname Terry AFHIJIYION Ambmon Physlcal Therapnst Ambition Nurse ACYIVITISS FUYUre NUYSSS Club HI Trl Bowl Actrvmes Bowlmg HuTrn Conscren Actavrtres Future Nurses Club Bowlmg, 'UQ Jamboree Glfls l'11l'amUfalS WSTGI' Nous Junior Achrevement Band Sewing Club Ballel l-'b 3fY AUX'lIafY Nlmble Obllgmg L. I M x ' 5 ' ' 5 ' : RIT . , . , . . . . . : j,. A D Y , ,ITF tai, L 'lla' 3,63 lcllfryflh Ii . XX . r ' U I, - yy , V' I ff ' ' ' . fl f A ' l . X I D ' ' I h' If I r r - I I 3 I ' ' ' . 1 4 ' i I . - be at - wk .Q . . . : . I . - . . . ' . V . A I I - g , - . . . - : , I 1 ' , , , . . . FRANK GEORGE BINGHAM ORSON WESLEY BLACK 25 Huntmgton Drrve 1836 Pawtucket Avenue Rumfofd Nfckname Bull Nickname Bang Ambmon Mechanuc Reserved Ambmon Dentnst Actlvmes Sclence Club Nlce lookung Y! L7'x RAM Mya ?- S GERALD OLIVER BLUNT X if 73 Blandmg Avenue Nickname Jerry Ambmon Pharmaclst Acrrvmes Baseball Presrdent of Jumor Class Basketball Presldent of Student Councul Cross Country Consnderate HAROLD BOOTH 92 Summut Street ROBERT ANTHONY BOUCHARD 59 Drowne Parkway NANCY ISORA BLACKINGTON 57 Armmgton Avenue Rlverslde Nickname Nan Ambmon Pnvate Secretary Actlvmes HlTrr Bowlmg Club G ls In tramurals Nuce BARBARA ANN BOIVIN 82 Carpenter Street Nickname Babs Ambition College Actvvmes HnTru Control Room Chorus Jamboree Sewlng Club Practrcal KENDALL KIDDER BOWERS 316 Willett Avenue Nlckname Booth R'-'mf9 d Nickname Kldder Ambmon State Trooper Ntckname Bobby Ambmon College Actrvmes Football, Wrestlmg, Outdoor Ambmon Prmter Actrvmes Swnmmmg Steadfast Track Sober Manly J . . . - - ' 1 4 lf ' , L I : gf,-fa 5.9, 313- 'A .103 tbl: .5 .,, , Qllhlltf J.. 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I : DONALD KENNETH BRADLEY 4 Sherman Street Nrckname Dud Arnbmon A good 'ob lndulgent PATRICIA LORRAINE BROWN 40 Hamlyn Street Seekonk Nickname Pat Ambmon College Actrvmes Aqua Ballet Jamboree Bowlung J HnTru Crnmson Staff Gnls nta murals Control Room Luvely JAMES JOSEPH BURNS 654 North Broadway Nickname Jimmy Ambmon Servuce Happy go lucky JEANETTE MARIE BREAULT EUGENE RAYMOND BROWN Winthrop Street 55 Waterman Avenue Rehobolh Nrckname Gene Nickname Jeane Ambmon College Ambmon Dental Nurse Actlvmes Track Dramatic Club Student Actrvmes French Club Jumor Alliance Council Aggressnve Francaise Gnrls Intramurals Sewnng Club Student Councul Reserved PATRICIA ANN BRUNEAU 64 Sherldan Avenue Rumford Nrckname Pat Ambition College Actrvmes Chorus HnTr: Steadfast RICHARD ROSWELL BUSHNELL I6 Ivan Avenue Rnversnde Nickname Rlck Ambmon Chemlst Actrvmes Baseball, JV Basketball, Control Room Friendly 44 Q DIANA LYNN CABRA 81 Nnnth Street Nlckname Du Ambition Choreographer Actnvmes Jamboree, HlTra, Girls' Intra murals, Bowling Talented . 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I I ft fc I ...L L LORRAINE CABRAL 86 Laura Street Nickname Lorne Ambmon Nurse Acrtvmes HuTn Cheerleader Jamboree Dramatncs Gnrls lntramurals Bowlmg Sophlstlcated wramv- B., Q 't I f X THOMAS JOSEPH CALISTO 56 Provndence Street Rehoboth Nickname Tommy Ambmon Commerctal Pulot Actwmes Baseball Band Loyal BARBARA BOYCE CANNING 50 Earle Avenue Rrversude Nickname Barb Ambmon Offlce Work BEVERLY ANN CAMERON 3591 Pawtucket Avenue Rtversnde Nickname Bev Ambmon Bookkeeper Actwtttes Bowlmg HnTrl Senslble DONALD WALTER CARLSON B Goodwall Place Rsverslde Nlckname Swede Ambmon College Acttvmes Junxor Achievement Bowlung ACf'v'f'eS Basketball CVOSSCOUVWY Meek Able RICHARD WERNER CARLSON 32 Merrutt Road Rrversnde Nickname Dlck Ambition College Acttvrtres Wrestling, Outdoor Track, Jam boree, French Club, Control Room, Jun nor Allnance Francanse, Crnmson Staff, Townle Staff Carefree STEPHEN EARL CARPENTER 22 Reservonr Avenue Seekonk Nickname Humphrey Ambmon To succeed SUSAN CARPENTER Anawan Street Rehoboth Nickname Sue Ambmon Soclal Worker Acrtvmes Football, Outdoor Track Actlvmes Bowling, H1Trl, French Club Sturdy Jamboree, Glrls' Intramurals Sweet I 6 .f . . , I .- .I I I . . :D , , . . :- ' ,fn ti- 'LLL f'fc,f,',xQ, iQi2r,Jf. 3 1 Mafia, ZQ3-v-vf-v--fw ll rl 7 ' ll To r ,f ,i . .,F1.,w'1 , N all , ll I y O X C nf A, . . . . WARREN NELSON CARPENTER 209 West Avenue Seekonk Nrckname Duce Ambmon Navy Easy gonng KATHLEEN VERONICA CASEY I5 Bluff Street Rlverslde Nickname Kathy Ambltfon Secretary Acrrvftfes French Club Junror Alluance Francalse Dramatuc Club Library Aux :nary Courteous NORMA BEVERLY CAVES 2 Wrngate Road Rnversxde Nrckname Bev Ambftron Nurse Actlvfrres Dramatic Club, Future Nurses' Club, Chorus Efficient gf LINDA JEAN CARTER 52 Algonqum Road Nrckname Lm Ambmon College Actrvrtres HuTrn Bowllng Club Jumor Achuevement Future Nurses Club Jam boree Science Club Lnbrary Auxrlrary Pleasrng JOHN JOSEPH CAULFIELD I7 Burgess Avenue Nickname Dancy Ambmon Dresel Mechanucs Actlvrrres Student Councul Future Farmers of Amerrca Nonchalant Z1 RICHARD L CHACE I36 Purchase Street Nrckname Duck Ambftron Physucal Educatuon Instructor WILLIAM JOSEPH CASALE 75 Washrngton Avenue Rnversrde Nickname Wrld Bull Ambition Coast Guard Frrendly ,.:574ml fu! SUELLEN MARIE CHANDLER 290 Vermont Avenue Nrckname Suzi Ambrrron Laboratory Technnclan ACfIVlfleS Track Cross Country Gymnastrc Actrvltres HuTrr W ter Ballet Girls n Team Agrle tramurals, Towme Staff, Jamboree Congenral I Qffll, s I e -'W I f f - ' 2 f .. : I I Q , R A, , W Y we C . ' I fs A l , x f in 'i 1 f- i i f GAIL PATRICIA CHAPMAN 32 Allc Street Nickname Dizzy Ambmon Costume Designer Acrlvltles Hn Tru Mlschuevous i lf' if sl! llxtdl M73 Tl .JOAN BARBARA CLOUGH 75 Austun Avenue Nickname Shorty Ambition College Activities Hu Tru, Lubrary Auxlllary, Science Club, Jamboree, Jumor Allrance Fran cause, Junlbr Achievement, Aqua Ballet Accommodatmg ELIZABETH STUDLEY CHASE PAUL H L 71 Roger Wulllams Avenue II9 Second Street Rumlofd Ambrrzon College Nickname Betsey Actlvmes Wrestling Tennis Capable Ambmon College Actfvmes Band HnTrn Bowlmg New Eng land Band All State Band Sclence Club Studtous LEO CHIN DAVID MILLS CLARK 250 Warren Avenue Nlckname Chow Suey R'Ve 5'de Ambmon Cook Actrvmes Gymnastics Brave 52 Holland Avenue Nickname Clarkue Ambrtlon Arr Force Calm PRISCILLA BETTY CLOUGH MARJORIE ANN COLEU-A 65 Gerald Street 2 Llflle STYSST Riverside Rvmford Nickname Sparkles Nlfkflame MC-V96 Ambmon Social Worker Al'flblfIOf1 NUFSS Acrwmes O,-chesfy-ay N E Orchestra, Fr ACTIVITIES HlTrl, Student Council, French Club, Jr All,a,-me Ffancalsel G,fl5' In Club, Jumor Alluance Francalse, Future tramurals, Scuence Club Sknllful NUVSGS' ClUb Anfmaled r I U ' C I IAN if C-7 115. N I 'llyfillll -W J H X 3 I V I , - - ,ff Q Y' j ti x , C, f 1 ,ffl X 7 ' : - L L ANN MARIE CORSO 279 Central Avenue Ambmon Secretary ACTIVITIES Red Cross Sewlng Club HlTr: Control Room Student Councll Aqua Ballet Loquacnous Stlef-?' we me X f ALICE ELIZABETH CRAM T78 Allen Avenue Rlverslde WALTER EDWIN COSTA 1127 South Broadway JOSEPH COSTA 62 Cole Street Nfckname Beak Ambmon Track Star Happy-go lucky Nfckname Joe Ambmon College Acnvmes Future Farmers Genulne MARGARET ANN COWAN 160 Deer Street Rumford PAULINE CHRISTINE COTE 1138 South Broadway Ambmon Nurse Acrfvmes HnTru Control Room Student Councul Red Cross Sewmg Club Neat Actlvmes Band Courteous Ntckname Peggy Ambltlon Secret ry DRISCOLL CRANE EDWARD CRANE 37 Beaumont Street 37 Beaumont Street Rumford Rumford Nlckname Al Nickname Dldy Ambmon Doctor Ambmon Umted States Aur Force Ambfffon Doctor N'Clfna e Edd'e Adlylfleg Bowling Reserved Actlvmes Hockey French Club Nlce Actlvmes Hockey Social Committee Industruous 5 1 1 ' 1 5 : , , : - . 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' 5 1 HELEN MARIE COLEMAN PAUL CHRISTOPHER COLLINS 22 Vxctorla Avenue IO Holland Avenue Rumford Ruverslde Ntckname Sus Nickname Bunk Ambmon X Ray Techmclan Ambmon Service Actlvmes Chorus Hu Tru Lubrary Aux nllary Serene JUDITH FRANCES CONNORS 80 Dyer Avenue 45 Abbott Street Raversrde JANET ALBERTA CONWAY Nickname Jan Nickname Jude Ambition Commercial Artlst Ambmon Medical Technlclan Actrvmes Bowlmg Amlable Actwmes HuTn Bowlmg Jamboree Fu ture Nurses Club Abe EMERSON COLWELL 51 Luther Street Seekonk Nickname Em Ambmon College Actlvmes Track Well mannered W W? ll E QJisf'qL,Gl,i-EEC: yi O Q JEAN WHITTIER CORBIN THOMAS JOSEPH CORRIGAN JEAN MERIDITH CORSER 57 Thatcher Street 383 Pleasant Street Bay Stale Road Rumford Nickname Tommy Rehoboth Nickname Jeanne Ambition Lawyer Nickname Jeanne Ambmon Art Teacher Acttvmes Gymnastlc Team Convmcmg Ambmon Busuness Teacher Actlvmes French Club, Jumor Allnance ACIIVIYICS H1Trl, Chorus, Glrls lntra Francanse, Bowlmg, Orchestra, Girls' In ml-WSIS, BOWIIHQ l-OQUBCIOUS tramurals Practncal . 1 Q .' F! ff D T .I ' M I I .I ll II I I 4 N -.1 SANDRA MARIE CRAVALHO HARRY LEWIS CROCKER 14 lde Avenue 21 Don Avenue Nickname Sandy Rumford Ambltlon Beautlclan NfCkf1Bf'f16 BUSYGI' Activities Bowlnng Club Crlmson Staff Ambftlon COHSQG Ltbrary Auxthdry Cho.-U5 Spa,-klmg Activities Sclence Club HIY Dramatlcs C ub Calm CAROL MAE CROOME Breezy Echo Rehoboth Ambmon College Actlvmes H:Trn Assembly Commrttee Sclence Club French Club Bowling Club Jamboree Junnor Alliance Fran cause Future Nurses Club Etflcuent BARBARA ANITA CSISAR 64 Sherndan Avenue Ntckname Schultzue Ambmon Arr Lune Hostess Actlvmes Chorus HlTru Bowlnng Colorful CHARLES EBEN CROWNINSHIELD JR l58 Harnllton Street Nickname Bud Ambltlon College ACFIVIFIES Band Cross Country Indoor Track Student Councnl Versatlle .AVA MILDRED ANN CRONIN 3051 Pawtucket Avenue Rnversude Nlckname Mullue Ambrtlon Nurse Actlvltles Drarnatncs Club Glrls lntra murals French Club Lnbrary Auxlllary Jr Alleance Francalse Consuderate 4 X ty'l 5 A KXNSLN V ELYNOR CHRISTINE CUNHA 192 Leonard Avenue Nfckrtame Ellie Ambftlon Wrnter Actlvftles Bowling Aqua Ballet Chorus Dramatlcs Natural ANN GAIL CUNNINGHAM 68 Walnut Street Nickname Gall Ambition Secretary Acttvmes Bowlmg HnTrI Chorus Auxlllary Pleasant Lnbrary Il V I' ' . .. : . 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LlX5hQ'l'1-Tiny.: ,ff Pi 5 ITN f LUCILLE DIANE DAMAS I25 Arlington Street Nlckname Lue Ambmon Office Work Actlvrrres Bowlung HI Trl Girls Intramural Fun lovmg MARGO EMELIA DANESI 43 Woodward Avenue Seekonk Ambition Teacher Ac lvrtles HlTrr Bowling Glrls ntra murals Jamboree Frnendly Nw 3 RICHARD EDWIN 55 Clyde Avenue Nfckname Duck Ambltfon Printer DAVEY EVA MARIE DA ROCHA Fall Ruver Avenue Rehoboth Nickname Lnttle Eva Ambmon Secretary Actlvltres Hn Trl Jamboree Bowling Chorus Subtle BETTE ANN DAVID 31 Brook Street Seekonk Nickname Bet Acrfvmes Football Sturdy Amblffoft College Actrvmes Bowlmg HITru Rmg Comm Soc Comm Jr ClassV Pres Sr Class Sec Jamboree Gnrls Intra Cnrnson St Stu Coun, Com Club Compatuble MARTHA MARY DAVENPORT 384 Pawtucket Avenue Rumford Ambmon Prrvate Secretary Acrlvmes Band Socsal Commuttee HsTrn Jumor Achnevement Intramural Sports Jamboree Sparklung WALTER EUGENE DAVIS 40 Becker Avenue Ruversnde Nrcknarne Gene Ambrtlon Actor Acrrvltles Student Councul Gyrnnastuc Team Red Cross Assembly Commuttee Chorus Dramatlcs Dramatic I 1 . ,I : I - I p : : I , , . .. 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I 4, . -, ., , , , , Qi' ALAN KENNETH DEAETT 113 Lena Street Nickname Al Ambition Engmeer Actnvmes Football Track Jumor Class Treasurer Agule i RAYMOND ERNEST DESMARAIS 101 Coyle Avenue Rumford Nickname Des: Ambition Contractor Actlvmes Swnmmmg Team Gymnastucs Team Eager MADELEINE DION County Street Rehoboth Ambmon Secretary Activities French Club Aggressnve if MARY ELAINE DECOSTA 17 Wayland Street Ambf lon Secretary Actfvftles Jamboree Bowling HxTru Dlmmutlve EUGENIA RCICE DESOUTO 47 Purchase Street Nfckname Jean Ambrrlon Bookkeeper Actlvmes HrTrl Townue Staff Indus trlous RICHARD DOLLOFF 24 Arcadla Avenue Rumford Nickname Duck Ambmon Navy Actlvrtres Football, Out Door Track, Bas ketball Shy I JESSE MORRIS DEMELLO JR IO3 Water Street Rehoboth Nickname Porky Ambmon Arr Force Acnvmes Baseball Lnkeable Jflett ' 'Qi Styx VM BARBARA ANN DONAHUE 21 Vmeyard Avenue Nickname Bobby Ann Ambition Offuce Worker Actlvmes HI Tr: Carefree I V , ,, 4' A I! . f . 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OLIVE MARY FELIX I5 Tenth Street Ambmon Secretary Actrvrttes Jumor Red Cross Nice cw Lf? EUGENE ANTONE FERREIR Blandmg Road Rehoboth Nlckname Gene Ambftron Busnnessman Actrvrtles Indoor and Outdoor Track Intellectual JAMES ALLAN FERREIRA 337 Lnncoln Street Seekonk Nickname Jlmmy Ambrtlon Army Deep P GILBERT MELLO FERREIRA 29 Tenth Street Nickname Gully Ambltlon Toolmaker Placld DENNIS FERREIRA 146 Rose Street Nickname Denn ,I Ambmort Toolmaker 4.1, Qt Rf Calm RICHARD LUTHER FERREN T44 Center Street Rumford RAYMOND RICHARD FINIZIA 34 John Street Nrckname Phenom Nrckname Duck Ambltron Marmes Ambition College Actrvrtles Gymnastxc Team Towermg Actlvrtres Wrestllng Gymnastnc Team Fun lovlng K V ,'.- I IL u x wx it .ky fl, , ' X' V me Lf ' Q L Lf , mm , VT? , ,W A TA. , , T -W' 4 D t f.f t-31:3 Y'E1fS-f-vtt . as If . A -A use E 3 . 51.31, fag + . 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S NSX V f CD JANICE PATRICIA SHELBURNE 186 Ivy Street Nickname Shelly Ambmon Laboratory Techmcuan Actrvftles HlTrx Girls lntramurals Friendly EILEEN MARY SILVA 16 Washburn Avenue Rumford Nickname Pnxne Ambmon Secretary Actfvmes HlTr1 Bowlmg JOHN JOSEPH SILVA 80 Abbott Street Nackname Johnny Ambition To Succeed fKf'w,,,' QAQCMT ff? ,Q I BARBARA EVANS SMITH Wmthrop Street Rehoboth Nrckname Barb Ambition Practical Nurse Loyal JUDITH IRENE SILVA 277 Mauran Avenue Nickname Judy Ambmon Hanrdresser Actrvmes Chorus Jamboree Jumor Socual Commnttee Expressuve THOMAS MANUEL SILVA 7 Carpenter Street Nickname Tom Ambltlon To Graduate Mnrthful CARL WAYNE SMITH 261 Terrace Avenue Rnversude Ambition History Teacher Actavmes Swummmg Assembly Commlt tee Perslstent LOUISE LORETTA SILVA 130 Burgess Avenue Nfckname Lou Ambmon Offnce Work Actlvmes Chorus Jamboree Jovnal ANNE MARIE SILVIA Prospect Street Seekonk Ambmon Teacher Actrvmes HnTn Jamboree Gentle COLVIN WHITNEY SMITH 25 Donnelly Street Nnckname Smntty Ambmon College Actlvmes Football, Wrestlmg Genuine I - ,emit T o I ffm A S A 1 I DANIEL ELMER SMITH JR 45 White Avenue Riverside Nickname Smitty Ambition Salvage Diver Activities Swimming Nater Ballet Brave Q0 LLU4-fl CAROL ANN SOUSA 1080 Fall River Avenue Seekonk Ambition Medical Secretary Activities Junior Achievement HiTri Girls Intramurals Jamboree Crimson Staff Commercial Club Optimistic I PHYLLIS JOANNE SOUSA 185 Burgess Avenue Nickname: Phyl Ambition: Secretary Activities: Hi-Tri, Junior Achievement, Jun- ior Red Cross . . . Gay EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH JR IBB Brown Avenue Seekonk Nickname Ed Ambition College Activities Science Club Inventlve IJ FRANCIS ROBERT SOUSA X 45 Plain Street Rehoboth Ambition To Succeed Activities Jamboree Dramatics Townle Staff Cheery DAVID EDWARD SOUTHER Al Rounds Avenue Riverside Nickname: Dave Ambition: College Activities: Swimming Team, Tennis Team, Dramatics Club . . .Gallant ELIZABETH ANN SMITH 79 Arnold Street Riverside Nickname Betty Ambition Nurse Activities Bowling Club Science Club F ture Nurses Club HiTri Favorable AA J N ISS 1 2 DIANE CLAIRE SOUZA IO Vermont Avenue Nickname: Di Ambition: Office Work Activities: Junior Achievement, Hi-Tri, Li- brary Auxiliary . . , Nice MARY LUCY SOUZA 2266 Central Avenue Ambmon Secretary Actrvztres HIT: Jumor Achuevement Gnrls Intramurals Bowling Club Chorus Unselflsh ffrr- --1 XZ D J I SHIRLEY ANN SOUZA 296 Lmcoln Street Seekonk Nickname Shurl Ambmon Secretary Actfvmes H1Tn Jamboree Crumson Staff Commercnal Club un loving CAROL PATRICIA SPARKS T22 Warren Avenue Nrckname Sparkles Ambmon Nurse Actlvmes Bowlmg Club Chorus Frank J DOUGLAS SPENCER 220 Walker Street Seekonk Nrckname Doug Ambmon College Actrvrtres Soclal Commlttee Water Ballet Swlmmung Team Science Club tellrgent FRED CARROLL SPOONER JR 21 Nnmutv Roa Rumford Nickname Fred Ambition College Actlvmes Science Club Benevolent SANDRA JOAN STAPPAS DOROTHY THERESA STEVENSON 283 Warren Avenue 44 Wmthrop Street 87 James Street Nickname Squutchy Nickname Sandy Nickname Dot Ambition Hairdresser Ambition Portrant Colorust Ambmon Nurse Acrrvmes Chorus Consnderate Actrvmes Chorus Jamboree Vrvacrous Actwmes Band, Future Nurses' AUDREY LEE GRACE SQUICCIARINO Scuence Club Serene Club, L 1' ' .,.F - ' fl-F QL, j-'lf:.xfF1.fl1: ,lg c fl I I- .,,, -W I an I , nj , ' QR . 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In- zzhnllh V MARGUERITE ANN ST MARTIN LINDA JUNE SUTTON 115 Stanton Avenue 15 North Street Ruverslde Ruversude Nickname Peggy Nickname Ln Ambmon Secretary Ambmon IBM Operator Oblugmg Actrvltles Glrls Intramural Sports Agule DAVID BOURNE SWANSON JANICE MAE SWINDELLS 69 Merrnck Street 142 Woodward Avenue Rumford Seekonk Nickname Swan Nickname Jan Amblll0'1 T0 be l'13PPY In llfe Ambltlon Alrlme hostess Activities Orchestra Clever Placid RALPH EDWIN SUTTON I2 Callander Avenue Ambition Archntect Actrvmes Control Room Stage Crew Well groomed f ww Hamm l?.2 il JEAN ESTELLE TABELA 42 Martello Street Nrckname Jeanne Ambition Offnce Worker Actlvmes Bowllng Club mg LORETTA TEIXEIRA 6 Woodland Avenue Nrckname Tex Ambmon Secretary Understand Actfvrtres Jumor Red Cross Gracnous KAREN LOUISE TEMPLE 23 Leroy Druve Ruversnde Nickname Kare Ambmon Teacher Actwmes HlTru Jamboree Girls lntra mural Sports Sclence Club Calm T ' : ' :l - . , .. .. . , ,, aw- - vp.. -ff ,J lc- IG' ,o.,. 1 'Ya , A, f I , I ff ,a l it I ,Q T ' X ff, .7 , -31431 fp. ' - I I , KATHLEEN ANN THATCH 1078 Taunton Avenue Seekonk Nrckname Kathie Ambttlon Office Work Actlvmes Chorus Colorful Lfiy' X fa Tx . Xl RW 1 fZi'4lf64.f 071.1 f 1 11771164 av, f,-571, iff vc RONALD WILLIAM THELL 131 Fenner Avenue Ntckname Crooky Ambltlon Marunes Acttvmes Boys Intramurals Oblugmg BARBARA ANN THOMAS 53 Deer Street Rumford Nickname Barb Ambition Nurse Acttvrttes Gurls Intramurals Future Nurses Club Admarable ZLL lamb ROBERT A THOMPSON 60 Buck Thorne Avenue Ntckname Bob Ambmon Electrncal Engtneer Conscuentuous JANET NANCY TIPLADY Bay State Road Rehoboth Nrckname Jan Ambmorw Secretary Actlvlttes Gnrls' Intramurals, HI Trl, Chorus Amnable PAUL LYMAN THIBODEAU 166 Waterman Avenue Nlckname Thtb Ambmon To Graduate Acttvrttes Track Natural JUDITH ELAINE THOMPSON IO Avenue B Nrcknarne Judy Ambition Offuce Work Acttvttles Chorus l-t1Tru Bowllng Club True RICHARD MENTON TIPLADY 111 Smtth Street Ruversld Ntckname Tap Obltgmg I A Vi '5 - 1 1 r lf! ff! 14114 lv I .lt I I --vw' A1 U , jf ,. V ,I I if , sw V 1 I a, V I .XL 5 I H ' X ' . . . . , , ' ' ' J I ' A . . . ,.,, 1 I I 1, f I .,' 0 n- 'Iver' I ' A f . Qi iii , , , , , CAROL ROSEMARY TOHER II9 West Avenue Seekonk Ambition Haur Dresser Actrvftles Hu Tru Jamboree Sewung Club Townle Helpful Ee: My inf' N-nv JOHN J TRAVERS 59 Snlver Sprnr-g Avenue Nlckname Weasel Ambltton Servlce Actlvmes Gymnastic Team Crafty DOROTHY TROENDLF 24 Doro Place Nickname Dottre Ambltlon Vetermarnan Activities HlTru, French Club, Junlor Al Iuance Francavse Jamboree Studlous DIANE MAIRE TOPPIN I7 Cat lpa Avenue Rlverslde Nickname Dr Ambftlon Secretary ACYIVIIIGS Bowling HnTrn Cheerleadung Student Councul Glrls Intramurals Sweet CAROL ANN TREMBLAY 229 Jumper Street Ambmon Nurse Actfvmes Bowlung Chorus Mrrthful LINDA MARY TUCKER 225 Chapel Street Saylesvllle Nfckname Len Ambition Teachxng ACTIVITIES Llbrary Aux , Model Leg I-Il Tru, Jamboree, Stu Coun , Assembly Comm , Fr Club, Townle St Adrout ANN MARIE TRACEY IIB7 Newman Avenue Seekonk Nfckname Annabell Ambmon Governess ACYIVITIES HI Trl Sewlng Club Library Auxulnary Able if X2 tb-vb! S KNIGHT TUTTLE JR 2 Blyth Way Rumforcl Nickname Tut Ambmon College Actfvmes Band, Swlmmnng, All State Band Fruendly 5 ' . . . : , - , , I ' f , 1 1 - ' ' ' ' if It A ,f? t -' ay,-M fa Iyar-u 'Qgi's1JKw ,gg , , I , A .:L3,,5 ,-Z'.'- '- F114 'lg'A'W N garb 15271 P me ' L - A- -y -A t, -Q' 52' f +22 f e C f If I xy . 1 I ' - ff ., ' 1' I - I ' A f ,I I J ,5 J ,Q I V ' . I , . X C ' Q Q 2 45 ' 9 ,' X U1-If k, VlRGINlA ESTHER TWOMBLY 34 Tryon Avenue JAMES EDWARD TYRELL 157 County Street Rurnford Seekonk Nlckname Ginny Ambmon Secretary ACflVlfl6'S Hu Tru lntramurals Gracrous Nickname Jxmmy Ambition To be successful Muschrevous YT -.,r.,. fff fl if nP ' npr if O RAYMOND VARGAS 368 Jumper Street Nickname Luttle Ray Ambmon To Graduate Actrvmes Future Farmers of Ameruca Dapper GERALD ANTHONY URSILLO 225 Sutton Avenue Nrrkname Jer Ambrtron To be successful Clever HOV wal' JOHN RAYMON 20 Pearl Avenue Rumtord Nickname Jack lntolllgent w-- D VATCH ER ROBERT FRANCIS VIALL RITA CLARA VIAU MANUEL MARSHALL VIEIRA 21 Leonard Avenue 117 Sherman Street 164 Tangent Street Nickname Bob R'Ve'5'de Nrckname Manny Ambftron To Travel Ambition Secretary Ambrtlon Marines Acrrvmes Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Mrrthful Actrvmes Future Farmers of Amerlca Football Nonchalant Orngxnal E D: 1,7 ' F ' .xf:+f'V 1 .4 f -1 Qiwjfgf: gif 445 Ll? y S xy' r, ,. ffl 7,f I RTX !r 5X A R S 34pm R-rl A I x I 1 5 1 3 Q J l X ll X -if ' 5 s ill? r PAUL RICHARD VIEIRA THOMAS MICHAEL VIERA 96 Wnlmarth Avenue 50 Mull Road Nrcknarne Chef Seekonk Acrtvmes Swtmmmg Team Useful Nickname Torn Ambmon Marme Corps Nonchalant NORMAN VON HOUSEN 2424 Pawtucket Avenue Nlcknarne Von Ambttlon Astronautics Intelligent CAROL ANN VUCCI 50 Anson Drnve Rnverslde Ambmon Arrlme Hostess Actlvltfes Chorus Bowlnng Club Placud ALAN BREED WACKERLING 378 Wullett Avenue Rnverslde Nfckname Wack Ambftron Meclwanncal Engineer Begurlnng GEORGE ANTHONY WALSH 44 Curtus Street Ambttfon Work for Narragansett Electrlc Company Typtcal MARY JANE VITACOLONNA 70 Sweet Brlar Avenue Ambmon Conffeur Actfvmes Cheerleadnng HnTrn Socnal Corn rmttee Gnrls Intramurals Student Coun cnl Dramatncs Towme Energetic 2 ROBERT KENNETH WALZ 30 Brentwood Drive Rumford Nickname Bob Ambmon Amr Force Actlvmes Junuor Achuevement, Tennns, All State Band, Boys' Intramural Sports Musical r I Ffiie 321' fow l 1 I ' 19 J Q I 3 2 TNF or 4 t I wi l 4 f ASA WATERMAN JR Homestead Avenue Rehoboth Ambrtlon College Actrvrtres Control Room Track AC V'l'e5 5eW'n9 Club Ukable tellrgent r-NE... if 1 Tw STANLEY HOWLAND WHITE lll 77 Allen Avenue Rrversrde Nickname a Ambrtron Engrneer Actrvftres Football Gymnastrcs Track Hock Affectnonate FAITH WATERMAN Anawan Street Rehoboth ANN ELIZABETH WHEELER IO Frfth Street Nrckname Llzzy Ambrtron Office Clerk Actlvrtres Hr Trr Chorus Affable Ambltron Nurse BURNON JACKSON WHEELER JR IO Frfth Street FRANK WHITE 3l7 Jumper Street Nrckname Stretch Ambition Archntectural Draftsman Actrvltres Basketball Cross Country Out door Track Indoor Track HIY Socrable Nickname Whrte Ambrtron Arr Force Actrvrtres Football Loyal J STEVEN KENT WHITFIELD PATRICIA ANN WHITMAN 9 Cushman Avenue Plarn Street Nrckname Whrt Rehobolh Ambrtlon College Nrckname Pat Keen Ambltron Offrce Work Actrvmes Bowlrng Grrls Intramurals H Tr: Conscrentrous L T X V 4, , :X , A , I I.-ln, A ' V, 1' A I ..,. 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BARBARA ANN WHITNEY JANET SANDRA WILDE EDWARD RALPH WILSON 699 North Broadway 9 Coyle Avenue 14 Island Avenue Nmkname Barb Rumford Rumford Ambition Office Worker Ambition Secretary Nickname Eddy Actrvlttes Bowling H:Trl Glrls Intramurals Actrvmes HtTrl Bowling Club Color Ambition Alr Force Happy go lucky u Understandlng JAMES ROBERT WILSON 138 Turner Avenue Ruversude Nickname Wtllue Ambmon draftsman Neat JOAN DOROTHY WOOD 131 Arnold Street Lonsdale Ntckname Jay Ambmon Physucal Therapust Acrtvmes French Club, HlTrl, Girls lntra murals Versatnle CARL AUGUSTUS WINQUIST 63 Read Street Riverside Nickname Wlnky Ambmon To graduate A 'ff I NWN .l I Y Tranqutl DAVID YURCHUCK 131 Bradford Avenue Nlckname Woody Ambmon College Acftvmes Football Basketball, Socuable JOHN YURO 557 Forbes Street Rlverslde Ambmon Undecided Track QUIET fl:-' I - Ilnc rfw1:5'QeQe, 5-zf1sSf5 I V X 'i.l,.f?fi:'7-1 I I ' ,, J I I A I ' ,b ,- :I i ' C ' - I 1 li x I, Q Wg f 'Qi f A53 N Q3 K 2 ' ' ' ,ai W' .gui If DAVID EDMUNDS Fresidcznr Q ,ww , E -E x 'X I A my RONALD ENOS Treasurer . f xuH L X ww' Aff Home Room 103 fleet asf 2955 HO Qtfxi 1:31 'ASEEZX 1 , 1 K .,.. , ,A z Y X IMI 1 T gl f xx .4-11114131 11, 1111 1 I 11 ,162 1135, 9111? 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QLU V vu BTS as our scnool has been engaged lhis yearbin evaluating our program, V615 quite Filling in the page5 of the Crimson that follow that the sfcorg be told of how east providenceis meeting some 0 assemblies , stuglent council socnalstuclies model legwlature foreign languages french club german club portu uese club Junior aiiiancefrancais ,nik-3.1 ,e one the educational needs of youth living with others ,UP L.. student council The E P H S Student Council has been nn operatuon now for almost the length ot tlme that the school has occupned the present bulldnng Assistant Prlnclpal Harold S Goodwun has guided this Council since It was first conceived and organized The principal 'ob of the Councul as to Increase student partnclpatlon ID the running of the school lzatlons and all ot the homerooms have representatlves on the Councrl Supervuslng class electrons has been a recent responsnblluty As a volunteer and to good publuc rela tlons the Councll has apposnted guldes for vrsutors and has assumed responsnbnlnty tor the check room The members have also held themselves avavlable tor a varuety of 'obs that would help the school and the admlnlstratlon The Moonlight Ball held nn the sprung IS also a Councul sponsored annual atfanr The Council otfncers are Jerry Blunt Presudent Robert Blanchette Vice President Duane Toppln Sec retary Joan Rocha Treasurer The chalrman of the tive standing Committees are Social Marne Rocha Rules and By Laws Sandra Edmunds Ways and Means Bette David Athletlc Charles Crownan shield Health and Safety Edward Smith to learn to put the safety and welfare of others above personal destres TU . 6 'Q ,wx Q - 5' X - lx 1 A A 4' I G at . It also serves to plan and coordinate all the activities ofthe school clubs. All ofthe school organ- , - . . . I . I I . . I . . I - 2 , . ' ' ' ' ' , ' I - , : , ' 2 ' , ' ' 1 , ' - 11 ' U council members Anna Asquino Joan Ambrose Jeanette Breault Polly Barnett Joseph Costa Marjorie Colella Cathy Cronin Lynne Conlong Judy D'Amico Alan Deaett Dave Colburn Dave Edmunds Arnold Ford Carol Forrest Kathy Fraser Gloria Gagnon Jean Gordon Leroy Harrison Burt Higginbotham Gene Holland Bobby Hudson Pat Labouliere Lorraine Lachaner Paul Laiter Barbara Lamon Leslie Linhares .XJ , N4 Charles Macedo Cathrine Martin Sandra McCarthy Anna Morris Delores Morris James Mecedo Carol Oliveira Judy Parent Nancy Perkins Bruce Remick Thomas Ravvrey Frank Rielly Carolyn Sammis Virginia Sammis Robert Santos John Silvia Jane Sorrentine Donny Soterup Robert Sylvia Judy Thompson Richard Tiberiis Anne Tobey Ruth Toomey Pat Waligawski Arnold Walker Lea Zuffeletti living with others council officers to learn to respect the law even when seeking changes in it living with others as assembly committee Trl ,v Gln Kl- Few people ouTslde The Assembly Comm1TTee realrze The alklbu Llof T nrle dexvoTe , planning and carryung Through The weekly school assemblaes Wnrh L51 D4 m T e rlll out our regular Under the supervision of Mr Leslie F Carson Thksmembers of mlpee Ta Turns planning The programs and selecting The parT1clpanTs In order To become a member of Thus commuttee :T ,al1,scrlpT hat would be suitable for a Wednesday morning program and subm T T C selecTs he members from Those who prepare The mosT orrgu Tyjg kd l rq AT Thrs Tnme we of The sTudenT body and parhcwlarlilg he gtladuall 'lg Se s ish To saluTe The Assembly CommlTTee Carol Croome Anne KnughT Jacle1Sha 1 jj' ucker PaTr I8 PlckeTT Eleanor Silva Mane Tobey and PauleTTe Wilson for The hard work fhewbl ve one In plannnng and staging The Assembly Programs for The 1957 l958 school year To understand and appreciate The :deals ofAmer1can democracy , . t V A I A ' T 1- 1 l A E 'QW' ' T x T r A ll QP . A I-Al'-ll Anti I ill' lfllll lil Y l . . . - . if fl Q46 . . . . ,ski Z' I T . 1 ' A fl Wednesday assembly, school life would be a big. loserfxf is lll I 'lv Ali, . . , 9 .cl 'lgd . . . ' ...X xjiefl vp., ,Tl 1 E! D-F53 ' ' al- sTuI nt nlbs A ' ' A ' I ' ' X' wif' 'h Wir. Sigin. l-le, inrryvrn, T ' arjllbgs 3 a IZ. p if . , I . 5 rl ' a I X T sr- of + frwfwuT,. I. memorable dates September 18-General Motors September 25-Orientation of School Clubs October 2-Film Our National Resources October 9AJun ior Achieve- ment October lo-Film slides of the Olympic games October l8fF u t u r e Farmers Dance October 23ASenior Elections October 3OfFisher Body November 6ffJunior Elections November l3- Name th at Tune November 2Of l Speak for Democracy November 27-fLa Salle Rally December 4- Dr. LQ. December l l-Extemporaneous Speaking December l8fChristmas As- sembly December 2OfChristmas For- mal January 8-Wrestling January l5f What's My Line January 22-Red Cross January 29-Driving Safety February 8-Senior Class Party February 26-Band Concert March l-Springfield Gym Show March 5J'2O Questions March l2wJazz Band March l9-Movie March 26- Winner take All March 27, 28-Jamboree April 2-Easter Assembly April 9-Senior Play Scenes April ll-Senior Play April lost-lonors' Day April 30-World Series Film May 7HV i s i t i n g Evaluation Committee May 9wJunior Prom May 14-Guidance May 2l-Band Concert June 4-Last Assembly June ll-Graduation Rehearsal June l8-Class day June 19-Graduation June 20-Senior Prom , , L10 H A fslfllv M l ff Wil J 3,2.trt tstt L X ,, officers of the assembly committee , ' 1 td I is , ftlflfll' A, nfl! ,l tw J iff J L., 1 4 3 Lf' X41 F p J, cg, f lil, s 4 f if -V . . ,l.1+r llfft Ly, ..f.'l ' . fc it Wifi r 1 V if ' tu r' 4 FJ I L K' Z I, It-if I . 11 ff 'f X rv ! ' J to know howto follow sound leadership and to develop leadership qualities french club The French Club holds its meetings on the second Thursday of every month during the school year. To qualify for membership a student is required to have taken at least one year of French. The meetings are conducted in French and each meeting is opened with the club singing the Marseil- laise. This year's features have included a guest from France and a few short skits done in French. The Club has held Christmas and Valentine parties this past year. The club is anticipating its annual pilgrimage to Boston this spring. On this occasion they plan to visit the Museum of Fine Arts, attend a French movie or play, and dine at a French restaurant. Officers: Bruce Remick, President, Mildred Crawford, Vice President, Dorothy Troendle, Secretary, and Gordon Anderton, Treasurer. Mildred Crawford is also the representative of the Student coun- cil. Anne Knight is the program chairman, Marjorie Colella is the social committee chairman. The members: Susan Carpenter Cynthia Almeda Ermelinda Carvalho Sue Ashton Virginia Sammis Molly Blake Richard Choses Arlene Schreiner Barbara Fried Jim Dennen Marie Duranleau Virginia Dunwoodie Robert Antoinian Jean Corbin Kathy Farrell Richard Fasteston Kathie Fraser Linda Hopkins Evie Irons Charles Mecedo James Mecedo Margaret Mclver Jacqueline Nassar Gail Provonchee Sue Phettaplace Paul Read Eileen Rezendees Gordon Rowles Meredith Maires Every language is a temple in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined Mildred Crowin Carolyn Sammis James Leech Betty Smith Lee-Ann Maguire Carol Croome Driscol Crane Sandra Syntsakos Lois Tatarian Prysilla Tetlaw Anne Toby Marie Toby Linda Tucker Virginia Twombly Thomas Chabot Richard Chester Marilyn Ruby Peggy Dunn Polly Barnett Di tutre le lingue che derivano dal latino, de I' italiana che piu somiglia all' aniica lingua di Roma. living with others Wer fremde Sprachen nicht kennt, Weisz nichfs von seiner eigenenf' 1.5 .. Que eu Canto o peito illusTre lus- tano, A quem Nepfuno e Marie obedeceram! Cesse tudo o que a musa antigua cania, Que outro valor mais alto se aIevanta! - BB nil I ll El espanol es la lengua de una gran civilizacion europea bien conocida por su hisioria, su liferaiura, su arfe y su musica. Es la entrada a un conocimiento de nuesfros Buenos Vecinosu al sur sin quienes no podriamos exisiir. ?W ii' ,A if .ir -ve ro appreciate the culture of fhe people who use the language living with others german club The German Club meets rn room 219 on the flrstFr1day of every month Mass Waddrngton head of our foreugn language department ns serving as club advlsor As she has traveled extenslvely abroad and knows England and Germany well she has made the club program extremely vltal and Interesting Senlors and Junlors studying the language have been elnguble 'for membership The members are looklng forward to a trrp to the Busch Gerrnanlc Museum In Cambrudge some tlme ID the latter part of the school year OFFICERS Pfestdem CLIFFORD LEtTAo Secretary BETSEY CHASE Treasurer ALAN WACKERLING OTHER MEMBERS ARE Edward Smtth Lmda Pray Charles Crowmnshreld Edward Martm Paul Chlllan Dorothy Troendle Steven Whrtfreld Anne Marne Srlvra to respect the worth and mtegrrty of , . vfce PresASH?C ffffffff'fff sQffQffQfffff .,s,ssss rom Alves portuguese club We welcome to the pages of the Crimson this year a new organization the Portuguese Club e stated purpose of this club IS to acquaint students of Portuguese ancestry with the customs and culture ot Portugal Any student who is taking or has taken this language is welcome to loin A trap to Newport which will include a visit to a museum as well as a visit to the Vanderbilt Mansion IS planned for the month of April Miss Cecelia Motta is our enthusiastic faculty advisor A C ' 2. OFFICERS Z l President CAROL oLlveRA ff f vrce President RONALD AMARAL QJVD J Secretary GILDA MADEROS I 7' LL. Treasurer KATHLEEN sousA ' charrrrrarr CHARLES MACEDO Adrianne Oliver Robert Enos Manuel Santos Loretta Tenxeura Carol Oliveira Elsie Medenros Joanne Rocha OTHER MEMBERS ARE Judith Rezendes Judith Netto Barbara Thomas Barbara Jean Furtado Cynthia Almeida Dave Alverson Ronald Amaral -In M x,,,,,,...-sry' ' W Deborah DeSilva Janice Chahorian Delores Cabral Dolores Lagarto Mary Luch Marchado Gilda Medeiruos William McGoary Charlotte Terra Dennis Nobrega Patricia Gardme Charles Macedo Eleanor Sousa Kathleen Sousa I' the individual regardless of race, creed, or color. living with others Th . . . . X CL J -,L A f A L A A as as r ss A, '-Pg' A A ssss sssss A , if H A so A as H wap. I Q A I l 'Q t ,aw V 5 rf -Q L l living with others model legislature History students at the East Provldence Sensor Hugh School are given the op portunuty to participate un three state wide extra curricular actnvltles each year They are the Model Congress the Model Legislature and the Model Unnted Natuons Each of these IS designed to tacllltate the students understandung ot the rnalor Issues of the day on the state natronal and lnternatuonal scene under condutnons losely slmulatlng those under which the Legislature Congress and United Nations General Assembly operate The students puctured here represent East Provldences clel'egatuon to these three assernblnes to learn to differentiate between democratic and dictatorial leadership S 3 rw C M A -. . 5 . s a - . . 4 . - E ' QR' tg - P , , - . . . . , . . . I . . . . . C . . . . I 1 . . . . , ,, . . . . . . ,, living in uurnntu alan sri Q. Eh cenvironmenf ., , 1 wc... A,..,,,,. Y , ' , ,V .55 , V i W., i A 1 , My 4 fl. 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A , 4. , , , . it X science scuencq dub mathemqtncs vnsual ands contre! room our scientific environment Because of the ever nncreaslng n n t e r e st an science we feel fortunate that we have a Scnence Club here In our school where students may pur sue theur sclentufnc Interests and hobbies This years offucers are Edward Smlth President Robert Sllva Vlce Presudent Joan Alves Secretary Club meetlngs are held regularly on Wednesday afternoon A group of parents Interested In the advance ment of scnence Instruction have been meetrng nn conyunctlon wnth the Adult Educatlon Program here In the science department A number of the fueld traps planned by the parents groups have been at tended by science students The Brown Photo lab the N E Telephone Company the Kennecott Ware and the Rumford Chemlcal Company have been the sublects of talks demonstratlons and vnsuts to understand some of the major screntfflc laws whrch govern the universe U science club and James bsborn, Treasurer. I l 1 The contact process for making Sulfuric Acid by Robert Silva LK ANALYSIS 3'.:1 ..:.H , E'.a':A1f!!-2 Mixmuw ' ... '. 24.- i wl 5 -T-'Sum-3 i , -2'fE.?'- .J i Milk Analysis done by Rosemary Edgar There is no doubt that interest in Science at East Providence is growing rapidly. Mr. James Garvey, the club advisor, has sparked the whole program and his labs have been in use extensively during and beyond the school day. The Senior members are: Joan Alves, Suzanne Ash- ton, Margaret Augustine, Susan Carpenter, Linda Carter, Betsy Chase, Betty Clough, Joan Clough, Harry Crocker, Carol Croome, Virginia Dunwoodie, Steven Edwards, Kathy Farrell, David Hazen, James Leech, Clitt Leitao, Pat Piver, Betty Smith, Edward Smith, Douglas Spencer, Fred Spooner, Paul Svverson, Karen Temple, John Vatcher, and Alan Wackerling. ft ...-9- our scientific environme EARTH SATELL l TE UTQCIYICATIK 4 Model ofthe Earth Satellite by Richard Perreault rx in JUHJ' . --4 N N, ' 3g,.iiivwiiimg ZS' K Skeletonizing of a Cat by Ermelinda Carvalho eu? Chicken Embryos from tirst day to development of the chick by Bruce Pemberton to appreciate the influence of science upon our daily living . .,--1: K 5 4 ggfzaw 1 l Q 1 nys- W-taxa.-Q - .. A, , 'il S 'slum ni - ' vm , Q. 3'-,, 'WX3' isnirg -fh ' ,!: P ' , 1':-fish!-:Legg ul Y -of R 3 twirl' F 3 g .E X , U 'V I 'x .Q X gi o ' 1 levy if, iff' 7 ' ' .3 , fiiiijgif'--fl' aff ' f'5f 'l.Qb Kam mam' -1 ' ' our sclenhflc environment My Effwli in Physical Education. COI1 Visual Education is an extremely important part of the program of the school. This year, for example during the first semester 574 showings of films vvere given in classes in Science, Guidance, Literature, Home Economics, Foreign Language, Social Studies, and The Control Room, directly over the rear of the auditorium, is the lab and operational area for ap proximately thirty-five students who are especially interested in the fields of electronics and comunica '- tions. They are trained in the operation of the moving - I vi' ,A 3, , to understand our complex, technological environment picture program and radio equipment. They also learn to use the tape recorders, the amplifiers, and slide proiectors. The success of the school assemblies and the other productions on the stage is to a large extent due to their handling of equipment. Mr. Gardiner B. Jameson has welded an etticient corps of operators who have served the school well. Senior members on Mr. Jameson's competent staff are: ,is !!!!! 0 3' . 'JIIXEEZRYR' ' .E QQ' 'UN X.: Ns' Richard Bushnell Norma Caves Cathleen Harding Ralph Jennings William Moors Raymond Peirce Kenneth Ridley Patricia Reavey Ralph Sutton Asa Waterman to use time and ability effectively and constructively 41 gag? our scientific environment if 9. L , Q4 Q 1 w QXW' planning w- V , 95 , . lg-f.g.4x?.,1w-. ,,.v JhLl Y' R S' .- - , , X F55 WF.-fe3f515,fe'Q if-.'ifsZf ' ' if ,ff '1 .Q 3 f f JW, f. 9 3 . 'Wa 1 w f'44'fv':' .4 b' V' uv A' fgpff--ff .nv Abi.: v X. all --g ,.--- Ll UVB guudance tuture teachers trbrary auxllrary mdustrrat arts future farmers busmess eduratron club parent teachers tuture nurses uuror achrevers onor socrety 3 fa Ionnmg our future ii College opportunivies discussed A weighty problem guidcmc counselin Discussing school marks Showing film-'Your Life's .- , afyfmx - 4 WOfl1 ' Checking record cards fo know ourselvesfour own sfrerigrhs and weaknesses Reading career information Sopl1s take intelligence test planning our future esting fudy 4 G x A segment of the large study hall 51?-f -- Tough assignment Everybody looks stodiouslu guidance in making educational, vocational and social choices P lanning our future 2 2 ,ali ' V111 -ww-mm-maya I Q A, notional ment we A ef f AP .A x ,, X scholarship exams fo stimulate inrellecrual curiosity planning our future - VJ. 'XNAJEW . it flfsfittfiiit L ttyl me ,Jigjtfex X yvfykof I at p -T 5 W yr Wxytr ,X 5 , ,Q ,J Vw xytgyuchers' club UP 550' X10 fx For the first time at East Providence Senior High School, a Future Teachers Club has been organizepkfunder the direction of Miss Louise V. Goggin and Mr. Georg yPf'MBurl4e. ft The purposes of ub, are: to encourage students to prepare for theyzibabhinilpirggs ng to' schedule and conduct any activities wHlQ1f'-Wouldfjgf ve I tjffityfhd benefit to its members of the com rlrnffhity-'f if wil T- T b KJ' L T ' ydnd Wednesday of each month an interesting meeting -fl' elif guest speakers from the profession and movies pertaining we c ing have enlivened the meetings this year. The T958 Crimson staff would like to congratulate the officers: President, Linda Tucker, Vice President, Patricia Piver, S e c r eta r y, Evelyn Botelho, and Treasurer, Carl Smith, for the fine work that they have done. We hope the coming Future Teachers Clubs will be as successful as the first one has been. the necessary qualities-teaching ability, personality, health and character. planning our future ia.,-ffrf -r I R, .....f- k Z 5, . ai i I-A -'--'ga ,,,, hvuwsw xv , New auxiliary members Virginia Close Donna Costa Dorothy Duffy Frances Erwin Jean Frank Mary Gardiner Dorothy Lewis Leslie Linhares to rrfake the library an attractive learning situationff Janice Nelson Carolyn Rogers Donna Smith Ann Tracey Jo-Anne Welsh Judith De Mello Anne Santos Mary Anne Lial planning our future le 4' :fc ' N. 'ZX xxbqary auxiliary if by . S 'Iv-. For The pasT TvvenTy-eighT years, a Tremendous field has been open To anyone inTeresTed in library work. ln order To give The sTudenTs of EasT Providence an idea of The work ofa librarian we have sTudenTs help in our library. To qualify for The auxiliary, a girl musT spend Two of her sTudy halls and her home room period in The library, performing duTies necessary To The efficienf func- Tioning of our library. During home room period, Mrs. HaggerTy, The advisor, Teaches The girls To catalog, and assisT sTudenTs in finding reference marerial. Bullelin boards and book displays are planned. A Sunshine CommiTTee sends geT well cards To The auxiliary girls who are ill. Each girl has a proiecT To work on and all have a parT in our annual publicaTion, The Book-Worm . President CAROLYN PERRY Vice Presidenr NANCY MARSDEN Secrefary MARJORIE BUNKER Sunshine Committee MARIE ROY helping pupils learn To use library materials and facilifies effecfivelyf' is , 3 1 . Q -.-.W ' 'KR' gg-5 J. Y, -Q.,-5 sb v, N ,,'-. X planning our future 'WHA Y 2 2 Z 5, J' 5.90 A 15 I X Y 3 .-. .4 444734 ' .L ' xi I Fr 'V' .-' wha-,FLM -I To experience vhe satisfaction of accomplishment. T W, ' f 6 ' , ' ii planning our future x fi T The Fufure Farmers of America has had a chapTer in our school now Tor nine years. Mr. Bruce BriTTon has promoTed and supervised The organizaTion in EasT Providence. The local chapTer has been very acTive in The life oT our school. The HarvesT Hop is Their big social aTTair and iT is The TirsT of The school dances during The year. ln appreciaTion of The eTforTs OT The cheer leaders and To make Their conTribuTion Toward good school spiriT, The boys made up corsages from Their own nurseries and presenTed Them To The girls for The big Thanksgiving Day game. The boys also sponsored Toys Tor ToTs, a proiecT To help needy children in The communiTy enioy ChrisTmas. In co-operaTion with The FuTure Nurses a ChrisTmas parTy was held This school year. The members are also planning Tor The Vo'Ag Field Day To be held aT U.R.I. ln This They will compeTe wiTh oTher chapTers Tor agriculTural awards. Some of The boys are planning a spring vacaTion Trip To Maine where They hope To spend a week on a large New England farm. The mosT imporTanT evenT of The year will involve The boys and Their parents aT a dinner meeTing in The spring. AT This Time all awards Tor meriTorious work in agriculTure will be made. PresidenT: Bill McEneany, Vice President Earl Croome, Treasurer: KeiTh Ellis Se-creTary: Andre Lemieux, ReporTer: Russ Thurber, SenTinel: Mike Mifchell, Chaplain: Bob Hudson. a cooperafive enferprise ufilizing boTh The faciliTies of The school and The resources of The community. planning our future 'il ' A A.. ...,..c-..,...-1 .... 4 .f-avg.-v-,f Lc..,...x-:+,,,,,, MN, 4' JMx,,w1.+v his I ,,,wtfH ' ai Pr zu we M vv v Sl ,,. 1 ,Q 'S 5 S- I atm, qu.,-1 A .2 '-my xc for a successful beginning and advancement in business planning our business education club 'BEF in-n-Q. ? Secretary LINDA MEGATHLIN President BARBARA HANDFIELD Treasurer MARTHA DAVENPORT Vrce President PAT BROWN Publfclfy Secrefary LOUISE GRIMA The Buslness EducaTlon Club, a club Tor sTudenTs Taking The business or commer clal course, IS a newly formed orqanlzahon under The drrecTlon of Miss Goggln The club meeTs once a monTh, vvuTh a cllTTerenT commercial Teacher presudlng each Tlme GuesT speakers are presenT To speak To The club on various sublecTs penaunlng To business and office managemenT Thus club has many beneflls Tor The sTudenTs Takung Busuness sublecTs The members vvlll for The rnosT pan be acTlvely Tn offnce vvork follovvnng gradua Tlon and They have Thus year had many opporTunlTles To observe aT TlrsT hand 1usT how a bug oTTuce operaTes new avenues of approach To The more responsible busrness pos1T:ons fu fu re . O C s 7 - 3 - Q , ' ' ' s ' ' g ,: pk t A V K I K A . 3 s T ' , , ' T . ' L . . x . 5:34. gg si' 1 M, I is Q . 3 A Y . , ' 1 , plannlng our future Gamba ' M7 A ffl. , I1 -1 E -- sjgffmlli 5' it t ' ', I slixifl IW. Parents visit labs at January meeting parent-teacher association President MRS. MILLARD MCINNIS Vice President MRS. HARRY E. GILMORE Recording Secretary , . , MRS. HERBERT RENIICK Treasurer , MRS. THOMAS H. MIDDLETON PROGRAM ls the High School Doing Its Job? October 9-A GENERAL DISCUSSION of the aims and purposes of secondary education in general and in East Providence in particular. November l3fls the high school doing its iob in Math? December llels the high school doing its iob in Fine Arts? ing its iob in Science? gram: Auction and covered dish supper ing its iob in Vocational Arts? ing its iob in English? tivities? these objectives achieved through cooperative relationships among the home, school, and community January 8-ls the high school do- February I2-Founders' Day Pro- March l2fls the high school do- April Qfls the high school do- May ldvls the high school do- ing its iob in Extra-Curricular Ac- J. 1 . I ' I ,fl The Future Nuiselilgub is one of the largest school organizations at East Provi- 1 . , tt X planning our future av. H r future nurses sg dence chi ti main purpose of the Club is to acquaint the students who '3I'Q.lTf1fETQNSl'Q wilt yeirtheir practical or professional nursing with the personal and acaxtbmic lriejjuirerrfents that are necessary. The Club meets once monthly under the guidance of Miss Rita Kelleher, R. N. Guest speakers from the fields of nursing, films and panel discussions assist our nurses of tomorrow to gain a better understanding of the theoretical and clinical aspects of nursing. Various opportunities that are available in the fields of nursing are also explored. The officers elected this year are President, Kathleen Fraser, Vice President, Thelma Wells, Secretary, Mariorie Colella, Treasurer, Janet Rezendes. The members are Ellen Anderson, Carol Angillillo, Suzanne Ashton, Carole Bolas, Beverly Best, Betsy Royce, Mary Bradely, Euginia Burgess, Norma Caves, Maiorie Colella, Lynn Conlong, Carol Cowan, Mildred Cravvtord, Barbara David, Paula Davis, Mary Devine, Dorinda Dalloff, Karen Eadie, Debra Ellsworth, Gale Esposte, Rose Marie Pitta, Marie Frances, Kathleen Fraser, Barbara Fried, Gail Gartner, Carol Goff, Diane Goodwin, Geraldine Goulard, Kathleen Griffin, Sandra Hall, Meredith Horgan, Linda Hopkins, Joyce Hughes, Leonie Jocelyn, Lynda Joycelyn, Pam Kent, Barbara Lamon, Claudette Lavoie, lda Lavvson, Donna Levvis, Norma Logan, Kathleen Mclnnis, Janice Mace, Madeline Marcus, Nancy Marsden, Alethia Mendes, Rita Mendes, Susan Messier, Debarah Minot, Loraine Monteiro, Karen Nelson, Carol Nyberg, Jean O'Neil, Barbara Otte, Marie Pagano, Carolyn Paparella, Ruth Ploettner, Gail Provoncitee, Rita Quattrucci, Patricia Reavcy, Janet Rezendes, Janet Ringland, Joan Rocha, Elizabeth Smith, Sandra Syintsakas, Carolyn Thayer, Barbara Thomas, Elaine Toher, lda Tovvnson, Alberta Veressima, Mary Ann Vinnitti, Thelma Wells, Linda Wiberg, Ann Wood, Barbara Yuski. to understand principles of health and sanitation planning our future iunior achievers Junlor Achrevement ts a natton vvlde orgamzatuon vvhnch teaches nts members to share the burdens of responstblltty prottt from mtstakes how to tollovv dlrectlons hovv 10 Work with people vvlthout shovvlng evidence of dlscrlmnnatton and hovv to obey and respect theur elders Groups ot students from vartous hugh schools meet one night a week ID the center to form a small scale concern These companles are sponsored by promunent turms but each company attempts to be financially Independent Thus organuzatron rs dlvlded unto many small concerns each productng a dntterent product Among them are plastlcs and metals wood toys levvelry and electrtcal and home appliances lt IS through this organization that many students become In terested In the bustness world and comprehend nts fundamentals Junlor Achieve ment requnres work and cooperatlon Each achuever has real opportuntttes tor garn Ing prestlge learning good busuness practlce and wudentng has curcle of trtends There are twenty four Juntor Achievers at East Providence Hugh School They are Eleanor Sllva Bette Dumont Shella Kulleen Ntcolas Tratnor Paul Anthony Rus sell Crang Betty Callse Stephen Rezendes Carol Sousa Pat Beoun Andruanne Oltver Margaret Augustine Driscoll Crane .lusmth A Fanton Ltlltan Zalac Joan Clough Lunda Carter Patrucna Roderick Barbara Cannung .lantce Beaupre Wrlllam Mc Eneany Richard Fontes Thomas Tengren Paula Davud movmg rapidly toward independence and self drrectron planning our future members of rhode Island honor society Joan Marne Alves Jeanette Mane Breault Patrrcna Lorranne Brown Rnchard Roswell Bushnell Drana Lynn Cabral Beverly Ann Cameron Susan Carpenter Kathleen Veronrca Casey Norma Beverly Caves Elnzabeth Studley Chase Joan Barbara Clough Prlscnlla Betty Clough Jean Whrttner Corbun Bette Ann Davld Alan Kenneth Deaett Eugenra DeSouto Mane Anne Duranleau Eugene Anthony Ferreura Kathleen Jo Fraser Gloria Ann Gagnon Evelyn Carol Gardner Helen Olrve Gomes Jane Douglass Grant Elnzabeth Loulse Grlma Sandra Elame Hallberg Barbara Jean Handheld Margaret Jean Hodgson Duane Frances Hunt Anne Elrzabeth Knrght Robert Earl Knowlton Susan Hopkins Lee 1958 ' the arrstocracy of those who have achieved Clnfford DeCosta Lertao Maryann Llal Marnlyn Ann Mace Edward Robert Martm Margaret Rose Mclver Elsre Cecella Mederros .lanrce Evelyn Nelson Carol Olrveura A leen Jannce Orland: Raymond Fales Perrce Patrncra Frances Puver Lrnda Joyce Pray Suzanne Bcatrrce Ramsa Erleen Rezendes Marllyn Rub: Natalle Rub: Manuel Joseph Santos Anne Marne Srlvla Edward Wrllrarn Smrth Elnzabeth Ann Smuth Shirley Ann Souza Jean Estelle Tabela Loretta Telxelra Karen Loulse Temple Barh 1 Ann Thomas y Lounsc T oendle Lrnda Mary Tucker Jarne Fflward Tyrell Jerry A tltony Urslllo Vt wtf rnan ' c icnt Whltt ld Lea Con tance f oettr 0 0 . f ' , Jr , r . . . ' ' Y . ' ' ' , Jr. Forrest Benedict Green . D tr , l Wff ' r l ' K C ,P , . A tl Y' A51 Jr ' I , ' . Sr tat 1 1 ,J s '. H Cuff l ' I F ' ll wing awww 3 x Q E 0 X- ' L uh Q Q- . 'VI' 'WTI WT! 11' 11' 11' Tfll lil home economics sewnng club art maintenance schaoi dances superlatives living aesthetically r My j Nu. ,I H -- V., H. f --.mg M ,. All I f 1 4 1 4 A ,,,,Miv A fx 5 . 3 . I E553 3 E 4 Q --ran, W ,f 'Mex . 3g??:V,Q'x ' J ,.. x,, Janice Nelson receives Betty Crocker award from Miss Shedd. to improve the aesthetic aspects of their home, its furnishings, its interior and ex- terior. ' , -f mn 1 X ,A , if x .- .5 -, ' +77 'Y Mem, -1 . X2 - A sewing club Every Wednesday atternoon from 2:45 to 11:00, girls with an interest in sewing meet, under the direction ot Mrs. Mac- Millan, in the Home Management Room. Among their many worth-vvhile ac- tivities, the members make clothes for themselves, and toys for children at Christ- mas Time. They also dress dolls forthe un- derprivileged children ot East Providence and give them to the FFA tor distribution. Classroom experience is utilized in re- pairing the different sports uniforms used by the members ot our school. The Club's Spring proiect is to make aprons and bags tor the East Providence District Nursing Association. The officers of the club are: Ca rol Rogers, President, Janice Nelson, Secre- tary, Barbara l-landtield, Treasurer, .lean- nette Breault, Representative to Student Council. living aesthetically Q . K, V 3 L is Y .. A 3.1 to develop desirable standards of taste ---5 hy' Sy rt, R-N CY living aesthetically in , , , A r EQ ' is 1 -5? A un- ,......f.W.. f 1 4f.ff1CliHf3f A Q, 1 g'ff3QsJ': , u n x ' 'A sa- lsa .N L44 ,, Q. -l .gf -as 579 Q5 Il g, 5 5 2? is N eq 'fe H is A S- P mw- art classes ...1 1545- num -.rd irq 4 755- fa ,Q t , -Mm,,.M.,, X 5 N u.f:+4L 5,1- 1o become appreciative of arrlsfrc qualify in all aspects of daily Irving llvlng aesfhehcally n I :, Ill' 'I S . -, '1 rr. .. -. I i ' 5 ' gg Illlif 'panu::' '3 I ro develop desrrable social trans , ' 1 -' 'l 5 C X , x ,Y I . s A Q, , . gag WNV - 4 I 1. . .Q 'may '55 '1t?'fn3f I M f'1Z'3f'4 ' V 4 - . -12?1::. i5::::::::i .- 5,,.:.'::: ,ig , 1 . V f I Q f ' -:::J1f1f5+ z :.:.-3255. 4 z. . H . T - A ,A -.7115 --:.:::1---.G '22155i':.. ' A ,' ' ' f -5,3 f.......--- .- 3-gfqy... Q , .-31-33 E. . 352 ' ' L M ' 'fiii'-13' 'SEE-'55 5'.g' ?'f 4' 3' Q mf ,T Z' gg, , We . Z, , 1 ' -1 ' u .- aff ' gl.: f w - tl pf L: A X V Y , ' Q .Lg..a A 5 A ' ' QM x . A ,- . A - f -I ' 1 r - X r 1 + f N V, ' X 1 ax If A Q Q xx Q sf 'X Ml k ' h ff V 1 x ' nr ' A , . . 3 , 4 ' 3 i ,W I . 1' 4 T' f M 4 C V L I, -, L '5 If ,V A., , 4,4 A 1 - P, K 4 Q ' I Q C hpm christmas fq,-ma parties, receptions, and dances are a definite part of school life living aesthetically 4 11 , pt E Ilvung aesthetically gn X I vi fy,-t.f' 2,151 class queen fhe perperuaffon of desirable school rradmons Vgt 5 ,Y- living aesthetically Neatest Barbara Whitney Harold Booth an i Most School Spirit Patricia Peavey Edward Lawson ygzifi S 'S Q' W 4- , f-'o'Ai. - - - N rx :1 'ke .5 . X GNN, ,V WSL V'5'Q,:.v Ula. ' c fxqtsszi i':k:xz:::.: lam' U'7'T1::1r:, -'::'1ff.-'-' .,, W, -,:u.,N.4. ' v'1axffl Mf.f,w:a-fi Swix ur.t1:1-ux.l,Vw , 'X,K,f2:r'j' f ldeal Seniors Mariorie Colella Steven Carpenter senio ,Y 'Z I Most Likely To Succeed Patricia Piver Edward Srnith to become contributors in aesthetic endeavors Best Personality Burnon Wheeler Bette David living aesthetically uperlcatives Nicest to have around Diane Toppin J .E ' ' ,' A i x Most Musical Charles Crowinshielcl Best Dancers Thomas Meehan Diane Cabral Clifford Leitao Most Athletic Virginia Duarte Alan Deatt to show initiative, originality and independence Wlttlest Mary Jane Vitacolonne Richard Rye living aesthetically 1'-.. . '71 ,JG 'X 4,5- jg .pas Best Scholars Elizabeth Chase Edward Martin Done Most for the Class Gerald Blunt Sandra Edmonds 'N'-nn?-J Mosi Original Nancy Roach Calvin Smith Most Popular Carol Oliveira Edward Rogers to study the pupil's interests and provide active hobb senio Most Versatile Evelyn Irons Kenneth O'Brien living aesthetically uperlatives Most Sociable Lorraine Montiera Thomas Santos Most Courteous Susan Carpenter Gordon Anderton l Most Attractive Lorraine Cabral Raymond Desmarais X ' Most Ambitious Linda Tucker James Leech Most Dependable Marie Rocha Daniel Libutti in which we express ourselves and find release and satisfaction using our Ieisu 'fl - ,, 1 fl M owe band chorus orchestra gnrgs bowling ff' -' M, J A - I I a 1 or ha-ha Q 1 , rl l ' ., ' ' f . Y' , . I f fl, -,, X L kr whos who IBISUYQ flme llCfIVlfleS 1 , f. 2 A M I6 , . I U il fyliiil j 9' W W M T W east providence high school band . BAND The lO6 piece East Providence High School Band approaches the end of a very successful year. Our band is considered one of the most outstanding marching and concert bands in New England. The band has presented fine assembly programs on several occasions for our own student body and has been received enthusiastically by the students of Seekonk, Riverside and Central Junior High Schools. Among its other activities, the band has competed in the New England Solo and Ensemble Festival, the R. I. Solo and Ensemble Festival, the Rhode island Audi- tion. This Spring it played in the Memorial Day Parade and performed on Class Day. Elected officers of the band are Elizabeth Chase and Diane Hunt, Student Con- ductors, Robert Waltz and James Osborne, Drum Maiors, Gloria Gagnon, Student Council Representative. All band members loin in singing the praises of the man who has contributed his time, his effort, and his talent to the East Providence Band, our director Dr. Stephen E. Farnum. THE ORCHESTRA During the T957-T958 school year, the East Providence High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. John Corrado, has appeared several times. They played four numbers with the band and chorus at the Christmas Concert. Later in the year the orchestra auditioned at the Rhode Island State Music Festival, and played at the Honors Day Assembly Program. They also played several numbers for both Riverside and Central Junior High Schools. CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Repucci the seventy-five chorus members strive to de- velop appreciation of fine music and to present programs that are enioyable. This year the chorus had the pleasure of performing at the Warwick Music Festival. The highlight of the year was the fine rendition of Christmas music at the Assembly and the Christmas Concert. to cultivate leisure-time interests and to develop skill in following those interests flrsf chair of america leisure hme achvlhes 'Q -.xr i Hprovfde an opporfumfy for ralenfed puorfs To do creafvve work , f 1 5 .. :-, k v .f f ru gf ' , x 2 Q 1 2 ' x K j Q Q , ! , Y i ' , Z I f , , . iz Z A x 'IJ X . C I U 55 il 4 'Z ' '33 3 , X .. 5. I f FX f N S R ' - a Q' . V4 W. . ' Q I J 2 5 V , .S . - . X' V A N V i - X leisure iime activities jf' , , f-- 5 1 5 lfl i X ...k A X J. , in V' ' 1' r, 1 , Q ' ' Mg !.W-, . NJ -7. ,,, ,Q fo learn fo use their leisure voluntarily for the benefit of others as well as for themselves 8 4. i'x'fs if, A ir x ff , leisure time activities l . ffl, :rg ' -4.' '--. . ' whether you play the clarinet, dance, swim, or play basketball you enjoy it more if you are reasonably skillful f x M 2 , A , '.r'w fu, sal X. 'N EY' .ff v' 21,90- 5 , +43 t n,, l h Q ? 'Q A s N3 W D X4 ,mx uw 4,244 y, L ' ' ish I W leisure time activities senior hi-tri . officers President , MARIE ROCHA Setrctary , CAROL OLIVIERA Vice President MARJORIE COLELLA Treasurer , HELEN GOMES to plan the selection of their leisure activities andthe budgeting of their time I O I I tumor hi-tri The Junior and Senior Hi-Tri clubs are Y.W.C.A. sponsored organizations. During the past the Hi-Tri has always been a single organization. Due to the great increase in the number of members the club was divided into a Senior group and a Junior group. The members of both clubs meet separately on the first and third Thursdays of the month to discuss the coming events. One of the most popular social events of the year is the Christmas Formal sponsored annually by the Hi-Tri. The success of this year's dance was clue to the efforts ofthe Chairman Patricia Piver. Each year the club holds a Mother-and-Daughter Banquet ex- clusively for members only. This long-awaited at- fair is attended by almost everyone. Under the sound guidance ot Mrs. Grace V. Cole, they pre- -g pare interesting and enioyable meetings. I officers President .. .. .......... BETTY CALISE Vice President . .... . ROSEMARY EDGAR Secretary ......... MOLLY BLAKE Treasurer . ANNE SANTOS to provide a balance between leisure and other aspects of life leisure fume ochvufues hly The HuY club represents a movement of hugh school youth who as members of the YMCA are commutted to a Chrustuan purpose at work un the hugh school and communuty The purpose ot the club us to create mauntaun and extend throughout the home school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character The club wuth Mr Davus as advusor elected Burnon Wheeler Presudent Tom Sahaguan Vuce Presudent Dan Brown Secretary Bob Antonuan Treasurer and Nuck Chabot Chaplaun e where tuvutues shown e members have held meetungs twuce a month at the St Marys Parush hall varuous programs were held after the busuness meetungs The usual ac uncluded table tenruus checkers and chess Movues ot the World Serues were and varuous speakers gave talks Hu Y basketball team us engaged un the state Hu Y champuonshups A servuce protect and a socual attaur vvull round out thus year s actuvutues wr... need leadershup to assust them un achuevung desurable recreatuonal obyectuves leisure time activities ,M u smoxn N mi 4. s SIIKRMNHHY - - , T be , ,fn , , ,i , 9 ' 'is 5 cr , vs S girls' bowling The Senior Bowling Club meets on Thursday afternoon, after school, at the Bowling Academy in East Providence. Any Senior girl who enioys bowling is eligible to belong. The girls form their own teams, and at the end of the year the team which has the highest score receives a trophy. President , ,,,,,,,,,, GALE FOULKES Vice President , ,,,,,,,, VIRGINIA DUARTE Secretary , ,,,,,,, BARBARA WHITNEY Treasurer ,,,, , SANDRA EDMONDS Representative to Student Council , , GALE FOULKES a balanced program adapted to the individual needs and interests of girls Ielsure hme achvahes LU 05 Elsle Medenros lst Honors Nancy Rrchardson Assrstant Editor of Cnmson mf Q-'Y Norma Caves 3rd Honors Sylvna Hennessey Crrmsorw Abi vu Jamce Nelson ' 2nd Honors .44 Edrtor 'Q Linda Tucker Townre Edrtor Edward Smnth Presrdent of Scrence Club 5 on Carol Croome Chairman of Assembly Commrttee 'Qu 'vu- N-...X Damel Luburh President of Senror Class is Bette David Secretary of Senror Class Assrstant Ed Cliff Lentad :for of Crimson Treasurer of Senror Class la Q Carolyn Rogers Presrdent of Sewrng Club Edith Santos Crrmson Photography Edrtor f 'X 'ar Evelyn lrons Captain of Cheerleaders Carol Sousa Crrmson Photography that he has achieved the things which he set out to do Edrtor wk , I rc 'Kr I ' arf -an if 1 sv A W . 2 , -A 5 V A gs, A' A . v u .5 1 p at I D 1 , . 3 ' Q1-jf g 1 J 'xo Q we C C ,UN , K yi, I I , 6 X . 6' my 'Q-21' Patrucua Labouluer Senior Class Queen Robert Walz Drum Mayor N.-1 Shirley Souza Class Hrstorlan 4.4 Gale Foulkes Presrdent of Senror Bowlrng Club 6 Ielsure time actlvmes Dxane Toppln Vrce President of Senror Class Sandra Edmonds Marne Rocha Hr Trl Presrdent Gerry Blunt Presrdent of Student Council DAR Award 5 Q ...gp Kathy Fraser Presrdent of Future Nurses Club Presrdent f Auxrlary Carolme Perry O Library Carol Oluveura 'Q-nw Presrdent of Portuguese Club Burnon Wheeler Presrdent HIY 1 -me Anne Knughf Layout Edrtor of Crrmson a picture of the whole student in action Bull McEneaney Presrdent of Future Farmers AL , Ralph Sutton Stage Manager thinking Iogicallgwpea Q.. Ji' 0? H9 CWB f -M MMF?-? x A ' Fm, iii ,,: f 7 3, , X v english drclmatscs oratorg essqy cqntest pu blncataonb thinking logically Mr. Sprague's English Class in Composition strive for correct expression. Leaders in several of our school or- ganizations have this year attended Monday luncheon meetings of the East Providence Rotary Club. Their experi- ence has been valuable in acquainting them with professional and business leaders in East Providence, and in get- ting a picture of how Rotary contributes to the well being of our community. Miss Smith's class ponders over the right word in oral English class. to apply the tools of learning in conversation, discussion, and debate .5 -t -.., af 1 'XA '57 N,-? speaking clearly ell ag-su.. 'h E7 Kathleen Fnnneson and Joan Dennedy of Sf Marys Semmary and Gordon Anderson and Vlrglnla Sammxs of EP parhcupafe an I speak for Democracy oratorncal contest at school assembly under 'the drrecrlon of Mr Sparghf Chanrman of the contest for EP Junior Chamber of Commerce her cerhfncafe of excellence slgned by Governor Rob ns emphasis given To the underlying processes of gafhenng organlzlng and pre senfmg Ideas . , . . . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . Mildred Belcher, second award winner ln Thanksgiving Proclamatlon con1e5', ecelves from Miss Alden . . Y. I E I ,, . . . , . . I I - . . ,, thinking logically dramatic club Thus year the Dramatic Club under the durectlon of Mr Robert McG1nn1s and Mr Brendan Gahan us planntng to present Seventeenth Summer taken from the book by Maureen Daly and dramatlzed by Anne Coulter Martxns The play concerns the llves of two hrgh school graduates dunng that first sum mer after graduation The two mann characters are Angle and Jack Angle plans to attend college In the fall Jack IS going to work ID hrs fathers business They fall enough to settle the problems that aruse The play truly shows a keen understanding of the young heart Mr McGinnis and Mr Gahan who are both new members of the faculty are dlrectung the play Members of the Dra Vurgunua Dunwooclxe Kathleen Farrell Kathleen Casey Gunn: Close Elanne Vllla Judlth Francns Judy La Rocca Huntmgton Parker Robert Snlva James Leech matuc club are Lorna Fontes Prsscnlla Stanlnone Maldred Cronm Harry Crocker Gene Ferreura Margaret Augustme Joan Alves Eugene Davus Lunda Pray R Crane speech skrlls are developed through a vanety of actlvmes ' 'I Il l ll ' 7 I in love and this naturally complicates the plans each has. They are, however, mature speaking clearly Cast of Sensor Play at rehearsal cost of senior Pl0Y Angle Vurgrma Durwvooclre Lorrame Kathleen Farrell Margaret Kathleen Casey Kftty Judy Lallocca Art Huntmgton Parker Jack Robert Snlva Mr Morrow James Leech Jane Lorna Fontes Margre Gunn: Close Mrs Morrow Mnllue Cromn Martm Harry Crocker Tony Gene Ferreira Frrz R Crane EUGENE DAVIS Student Director JOAN ALVES Makeup and Tickers MARGIE AUGUSTINE and LINDA PRAY Scenery Makeup' to enrich lrfe by developmg satisfaction rn readmg, creatrve expressron, and drama trzattorf' 4 . 'Munn . Q lt 3 22 . 1 1 2 ' A . X' ls v Z ' . Q 3 .- ,Q 2 3 4, P . 3 - 3 , 2 . E W. ww . t 3 , A rl 1 A 1 . 'N 5 A X ,r, . . . 1 JV y, ,awww MN', 'I , wN.-.Mf-4-f 1 .RX I - , , I A 5 fl- J.. f Q , . , , , , . I . I I'. I . J A 9 Editor Chief LINDA TUCKER T'-4 - Journalism Headquarters-Room 252 to do their part in pushing public opinion to higher levels - t-l l 'un io t ' l X F, I the townie This year, for the first time in the history of the Townie, our school paper has combined publication with the local weekly, the East Providence Post. As a result the paper has been circulated widely throughout the tovvn, This has been a highly successful plan and has enabled parents and friends to see and read about our various activities and accomplishments. THE TOWNIE STAFF Editor Linda Tucker Assistant Editor Gail Provonchee and Sue Ellen Chandler News Editor Mary Jane Vitacolonna Feature Editors Carol Toher and Patricia Olin Sports Editor Daniel Kronson Typing Editor Eugenia Desouta Feature Reporters Judy Fanion, Maureen Coletti, Betty Calise, Gail Foulkes, Mariorie Bechard, Linda Cole, William McGroaty, Linda Hop- kins. Sports Reporters Maureen Bell, Mildred Belcher, Martha Jewvvtt, Mary Reposa Cynthia De Silva, Shirley Charkiian Typing Staff Eunice Amerantes, Rose Bogue, Donna Smith, Helen Reale Shirley Sears, Shirley Charkjian. 1 v News Reporters Kerry Cottam, Ruth Toomey, Merideth Mairs, Carol Whitney Barbara Yuske, Eleanor Silva, Elaine McEachern, Faculty Advisor Mr. John Alexion is Q' speaking clearly ca .sf 'ESS 4 es: gi, This year the Townie ed- itors have had to goto press every week. The big advan- tage of this weekly deadline is that all students h ave been kept up to date on all school news. l 1 4 . fig:-3,3 J tg. ' Qfwzsa rx ,i Striving to meet a 3 o'clock deadline AA Staff members examine exchange paper. the best and most enjoyable way to learn to write is by writing for publication thinking logically up-paw --- .W GQ, .J i ,f 3 1 .gV'-Somewhere back in the 19-40's the annual stunt show known as the .labberwock started. All the organizations competed with origi- nal skits that usually satirized some aspect of school life. Because there was considerable talent in the school that could be unified in one big show, the Jabberwock gave way to the Jamboree. 4 f ' , A V , f I IV tor be able to engage in some type of interesting activity and to lose oneself in it l speaking clearly S ,fn an sl-f, S vin! ,. :wifi l i 1 ..v,l: '.. l is lt t Based on a central theme the Jamboree combines the best in minstrel, variety, and musical shows. Mr. Miller has directed the show since it first took shape. an activity in which the individual merges his identity with the others of a group --'nr iv 'mv -,-. . . .an si ST QAGWV 057' WUUCI y,f is physical education gmnastlco Football Ulre5tllng basketball hoeltey, swlmmlng cross country traclt tennlo qoll baseball Intramurals cheerleaders Tl , H ,, -.. .- , tn 539 u.g tion Classes .4 . Ni T I gi Jul- ' ' Q X M . '7 Y ff' 56' 'SF N Q' .'2fm s', ,5A .,y ,QJ f! in ' QM ffl? it 5 E 'W sfa9Y'9' '9 IN I I ,Avis r ' t i 5 'hi igg 'SYS , E745 D 3 Q S if I fl W A 4 -X ' . if 35 ' . Y 51- ii 35- 4' in - I fq g 5 W v NA .Ir m W 9' ff Q ' -g.fx?1 iw. wx, Y . F bf W as ffl im M s N r- hi mx ,......-f -A ... ...W-4. - Y . Q 1' X A ' 4 healthful living , A ' '5W?E.'9QQ l 1 if. W Wx!-G 1'-l ' + 3?-JIS, fb? I .',.f::24f!f' ' W 4 L , 5 di l ' ' '. xx Jw IHMP Q Wx. Jw Q lv I v , Y ' X5 I A, 'hx 1,1 rr 3 i jx 1 if lk f7 l X3 W ws lf QYQX .tx alfhful living football Football at East Providence this year alternated between two extremes. Early pre-league games found the Townies out- classed. Mid-season league contests saw the team at its best and toward the end of the season riddled with Asiatic flu the team again had its troubles. For its first two games, non-league af- fairs, E.P. tackled two of the strongest teams in Massachusetts and lost, Arch Bishop Williams of Braintree 38-6 and then to Natick High School 45-6. These two games, however, conditioned the squad for the competition ahead. E.P. trimmed Warwick in the opening league encounter 13-12. Two losses followed, one to Central 13-7 and Mt. Pleasant 45-O. The latter game found E.P. using players who first the most part had had no game experience before. The flu had just about wiped out the starting team. The following week the team began to play the game they were capable of, beating Rogers 13-6. This was followed by a victory over Cranston 19-6 on Armistice Da . Hope was the next victim 37-19. With these successes, hopes soared for Y another Thanksgiving Day victory but LaSalle was up and E.P. couldnt get its attack going, with the result that LaSalle took the game 24-7. ln the face of many obstacles, Coach Deffley turned in a good coaching iob. Our congratulations to him and his assistants Mr. Collins, Mr. Tkacs, Mr. Maynard and Mr. Stringfellow. SEASONS RECORD Arch Bishop Williams 76 38 Rogers 7 7 Natick 7 76 45 Carnston Warwick 7 713 12 Hope 7, 37 Central 7 7 7777 13 LaSalle 77 7 Mt. Pleasant 77 70 46 physical activities that will lead to the development of strong, well-poised organical- ly sound bodies 13 6 19 6 7 24 1 :A T, 1 bw f fm 3 . .2 3 r lf? X7 . f fn ' r ff! f , , , f 3 ' VI, I ff jf. ,.5vfV,:A,f1pi NIH i V V, gl Ili. x1Xx25gl'fl! - ' ' C ke 5 . L A Q g f o e Y 1 ., 2 Q 4 if . . 5 5 ' fnf-4 L ' A' . 'J egg rg . 1. A Zig . lz ,fp V A -Q- - x 1 'gffi o 0-f , A 1' if 3' rl 1 S M , gif if I at-IL pupils engaging in strenuous sports or compefmve achvmes are provrded wafh proper equipment healthful llvlng Aw 'Y ,- '3 ALAN DEATT KEN O BRIEN TOM SANTOS 6? Ji' I ED ROGERS DICK DOLOFF DAVE YURCHUCK 4' 'S seniors play las ,.,..-0' N QS' if KEN HARCOTRIGANO STAN WHITE DICK PYLE program rs financed through the regular budget and rs not dependent upon gate receipts or srmrlar means for support . . Ffh. . . , . -ax -' A oi' af' A , my pg , - f ' My 1' f , I . ' . 1 ll K M 5 A Y. X i Y 'A 1:55, 4 S2 , J I ' g I bf, L ,f 4' I-. QL' M- r L: D A, 5 Bb 'xlfk' healthful living Q 3 M IX ,Q M X g,A 1 Q ROBERT VIAL RAY LOPES FRANK WHITE 4- ITD fp V as AL RODGERS so LAWSON COLVIN sfvum ame for east providence healthful llvlng Q .Z,,m.., V- . ..,..s, 4. .. , . I F3 ifwfs-.H wrestling Although E.P. had only a fair season in interscholastic competition in wrestling this past winter, some individual performances were outstanding. Colvin Smith in the l57 pound class defeated all competition in the state and made All Rhode Island. He also placed fourth in the New Englands. Smith also represented Rhode Island in the meet held at West Point. Ed Lawson competed also at West Point after defeating state champ Volpe of Mt. Pleasant for the unlimited position. Sophomores and Juniors were prominent on the team this year and high hopes are entertained for their success in next year's competition. Mr. James Whittaker, a molder of men at E.P. for the past several years, continued in the post of mentor. TEAM MEMBERS lI5 HERB GEORGE, Junior-JACK CONNERS, Sophomore l2l ALEN FASCITELLI, Junior-JIM OWENS, Senior 'I27 ROBERT SANTOS, Junior I33 JERRY BRANCO, Junior 'l38 HAROLD HOPKINS, Senior I47 CARLOS RAMOS, Sophomore I57 COLVIN SMITH, Senior 'I67 DENNIS LAYFIELD, Junior I77 ROBERT PETRUCCI, Junior Unlimited ED LAWSON, Senior activities are selected according to their contribution to pupil needs -'tn if we-1-M , IWQWZNN WF' .mvfmx healthful hvlng WW. .sffiwmx fx! , aqu- ind ,gf i. V 2 fl Ll If lj ,i .,,4,- m 54,4 iii rtiwl' it i r .i it 57 ,iw basket all ...wir . ?','lQ:aQ' :Inf . y l '4-' Once again the basketball team of East Providence High School maintained its Q J. E ts S U il. M tl GERRY BLUNT winning tradition. After winning seven straight exhibition games, the hoopsters encountered a stread of bad luck, losing their first two league games. Then they came back strong to upset a highly favored Westerly team 60-59. The victory over Westerly set the boys afire and they experienced iust one more setback before finishing second in the league. Being successful in their league encounters, the Townies attempted to bring this success into the state playoffs. After beating a hapless Woonsocket team in the quarter finals by a score of 59-37, the hoopsters met a strong South Kingston team and were defeated 66-58. Height was the big factor in the game with the tall and talented rebels controlling the boards. Senior members of the team were Jerry Blunt, Donald Carlson, Kenneth O'Brian, Edward Rogers, Thomas Santos, and Robert Hall. Underclassmen who will be returning to bolster the team are David Edmonds, Robert Lomba, and Hannibal Amaral. Newly appointed coach Victor Tkacs enioyed a very successful year, leading his team to victory with a 17-5 won-lost record. foster training in conduct, game ethics, and sportsmanship for participants and spectators 'Q fi is Eli 'I Q 5 i IS fgovtntig, gf- H A I ' .. l 1 yi lil i Y. ED ROGERS sANTos N HALL CARLSON EA 1 novmflc 'D TQMMIE BOB DON healthful IIVII lg YX s W xx 4 f - fi 1 I K I preceding and during The contests cooperation of members of the ream coaches fa 1 ni E 0 k Q 'TJ if i 2' HY L W L Y W- V' ,,y. gf I' 1? ,Af f Q if ,gi . Rafi 9 1 3 healthful living I A l, ' xr i if-S i t, A if i l ,' A fa TK-f ,lf E.P. 55 E.P. 56 EP. 54 'K . varsity swimming Under the direction of Coach Roy Watmough and co-captains, Keith Ellis and Ray Desmarais, the Townies' varsity swimming team did a fine iob this year with five victories and five losses. Keith Ellis, who specializes in the 50 yard free style, also performed in the lOO yard backstroke. He moved up from third place to second in the 50 yard freestyle at the Meeham Meet. Special Commendation is due Ray Desmarais for his 56.5 in the lOO yard freestyle, and to Bruce Beal for his outstanding record of eight wins and two losses in diving, and to sophomore merman, Robert Pickett, for his work in the QOO yard freestyle. Other outstanding performances were turned in by Daniel Libutti-100 yard butterfly, Ray Pierce- individual medley, Garrett Stone4lOO yard backstroke, Don Warren-diving, Arthur Logan-lOO yard breast stroke, Thomas ChaceAlOO yard butterfly, Albert Laycock- backstroke, Peter Van Schuyler-200 yard freestyle, Dave SoutherA5O yard freestyle, and Wayne Howe-freestyle. The up and coming sophomores on the team are Phillip Colwell, Peter Allen, Allen Gilmore, Robert Morgan, Jeffrey Paige, Douglas Riley, Robert Manchester, Mike Kelly, Dennis Nobrega, and Gregert Johnson. Even though competition has been much keener this year than in previous years, Mr. Watmough is well pleased with the fine performance of the natators. SEASONS RECORD St. Raphael . 31 EP- 49 St. Raphael ,.......,,, ,, 37 E.P. , 37 Cranston Moses Brown 30 E-P. ..... 39 Tolman ......,, ..........., A 7 E.P., , .. ..., 39 Cranston Brockton , 32 E.P.. . 32 Tolman ,,,,,, ,, A6 E.P., , ,,,,,, 49 Brockton E.P. ,, , 35 La Salle .H ,,.., .,,5l for each student an opportunity to gain proficiency in at least one sport' vw , Ag 7 P' - Af'-A 'C ,--5 .M ll v -1 it fin L My iv ir. ' . rw-1,1-f, N f.-,QQ3 Q Qwlxwi, Ka J 'M ' in ' -M45-iiitgfg.-e ga ,SMH ri N xxx , , J .f.,,'1, g-. J 3 ig Ai 5 Eg , , + 4 - qs.. I ., vw--QL'- .,... ..,..t.f KJ, f ,X T ff , L, 7? :gulf ,Q 1 'tg f , 'Q Q W 1 1 ffgi, -wllvunllnn-.4f.' cross country The East Providence Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Joseph Sprague enioyed a very successful season. Having only two veterans, the team won the Burton Race and through- out the season lost only two dual meets. The Burton race was the high point of the season. The team turned in a brilliant performance in this meet led by Tommy Souza, sensational sophomore, who finished second, followed by Jerry Blunt, 5th, Burnon Wheeler, lithg Charles Crowninshield, 13th, Russ Craig, 19th. The Providence Journal picked three of the Townies on the Providence Jour- nal 'l957 Cross Country Team. All Rhode Island: Second Team-Tom Souza and .lerry Blunt. All Class A: Burnon Wheeler. opportunities for pupils to develop leadership abilities through coaching I x healthful Ilvlng f 3 5' , 1, 1 1 :ix 4 1 , V W ' f 1 A ' azz: 'L an f me GENE WALT CHARLES BOB FERRERIA COSTA CROWINSHIELD HUDSON The Townue Track Team completed a successful year under the coachung of Mr Ruchard Colluns Thus was Mr Colluns thurd year as coach of the track squads The wunter team placed thurd at the Wunter Relay Carnuval Captauns of the squad were Alan Deaett a three year veteran and Walter Costa a two year man In league competutuon at the Cranston Street Armory they won sux meets and lost only two The Townue Track Team also flnushed thurd un the state meet and thurd un the Brown lnterscholastuc meet They also hold a non league vuctory over Tabor Academy Costa state champuon placed slxth ID the Natuonals at Madison Square Garden In New York He was also furst team all state un the lOOO yard run Stanley Whute another outstandung trackster was second team allstate un the hugh hurdles Other outstandung performers at the state meet were Gene Ferruera senuor who placed fourth In the hugh and low hurdles Tom Souza Sophomore who placed fourth un the mule Alan Deaett senuor who placed thurd In the l OOO yard run and Kenneth Marcoturguano senuor who placed fourth un the 300 Duck Pyle a senuor the top shotput performer on the team dp, 1 355.5 PAUL DICK ALAN BURNON roups and demonstratung skulls and technuques to other pupuls . Xt ' . . ? r 1 , , ' . I . I . I . . . . . , ' , ' . I I I - ' ' I 1 I 1 1 F 1 1 f I l l 1 1 1 I ' I I ' ff fl, A r J, u, ' u :.,u C ' X ' 'W A Q x as 5, N Y A 5, of X KN. 3' , 1 K I .. 1 E ElJ E P, ,..fL V4 X :K V .1 1' Q :L Q sig Q V r ,- 5 LEE .fa LEMONT PYLE DEAETT WHEELER n 4 I ' Il 1 outdoor track The outdoor track team is looking forward to a good spring season. As usual, the seven dual meets will be held at the various schools and the relay carnival will be held at Hope High School. At the University of Rhode Island the lnterscholastic meet will be held in which all high schools from the state will participate. The Brown lnterscholastic meet held at Brown University, offers an opportunity for anyone in the New England States to com- pete. Other outstanding events are the Class A Championship, State Championships, and the New England Championships to be held at Brown. developing strong healthy well coordinated bodies healthful Iuvlng PAUL BOB PAUL ALAN LAMONT BLANCHETTE T LAVALLE DEATTE N? WALT STEVE COSTA CARPENTER GENE FERRERIA WT kung STAN FOREST WHITE GREEN WW: '73 im I X ZELLER sANTos Dxsfance Runners to refaln competitive splrlf and at the same time spread parflclpaflon widely fhroughouf the student body s 1 . 'Z 9 W .. M wi 13 1,1 '- A- , V Ta u 1 A 7 f' R' A' -Q A a A 4 YET r-, aww. - V14 ' , E 7 I i if If If A . . . 1 TQ, ,. . I 1 x 5 , Xl 1 f 3 XJ '4 A I, X 4 A A . ffj 'R A 5 ., T, A L:., Aq Q ,Q I if L A T 'Wig 'L, .,. A 3 ' - Th, ffv :xr A L A ,i S 6 X , K , Rx ,I l . 25:1 f Kg ' L healthful living 1 5' CAPT. LIBUTTI and COACH TAYLOR VIC ZUFFOLETTI BOB WALZ WM. MCENEANEY DAN LIBUTTI rs 1 C S3 wnvlillfl' H S. tennis Although the tennis aces of E.P. high finished Third last season, they will be seek- ing a still higher standing this spring. The team lost two all-staters through graduation and one exceptionally fine tennis coach, Mr. George Taylor, but the optimism of the gen- erally unexperienced players is undaunted. Capt. Dan Libutti will lead his squad, consist- ing of Bob Walz, Dave Souther, Bill Mc- Eneaney, Bob Antonian, Vic Zuftoletti, Dick Soterur, Doug Spencer, and Art Chickneas in the race for varsity positions in league com- petition this Spring. The team will try to re- capture the state tennis cup, and keep it with- in the walls of East Providence. April T9-The LaSal-le Academy Doub. Tour- nament May TO-Prov. Col. lnterscholastic T e n n is Tournament May 23-The R.l. lnterscholastic L e a g u e Tennis Tournament May 30-N.E. lnterscholastic Ten. Champion- ship at Harvard Univ. June 7-Jr. Davis Cup trials at Agawam Hunt Club Jlune T3-R.l. lnterscholastic Tenn. Champion- s up emphasis is given to those games, spor ' BOB FITTA EP '57 golf captain had thrill of a lifetime matching strokes with President Eisen- hower at Newport last summer. AL VINCENT JIM MCCULLOUGH golf Having reached the heights of state championships for three successive years, East Providence will have its work cut out to retain its laurels this spring. Of the four golfers with experience returning to the links, three are underclassmen. Al Vincent and Billy Ban are iuniors, and Jimmy McCullough is a tenth grader. Cliff Leitao, the lone senior, is captain of the team, and .his individual performances at Metacomet should be good. Mr. Clifford year has had to give up the strains and stresses of basketball coaching, will continue to coach the golfers. We all wish him the B. Good, athletic director, who this Providence Journal Photo healthful living ww 5' 'Q . 5 A X 5 best of luck with his 1958 team. ,J , ,, fp cuff , Lsimo i hich have carry-over value into adult life healthful luvlng ...J Q-Q-X 5-1 baseball This Aprll the sound of ash on horsehlde will be heard ID every Malor League clty throughout the country The crack of bats wlll also sound nght here un our own East Providence Hugh School Although they may not be as loud as those of Mll waukee New York and Boston and although there may not be such prominent names as Wullrams Mantle and Robunson on the E P nlne Townle sluggers wall be strlvung for the same goal the champronshnp Strong putchnng will be needed and surely obtanned from veteran hurlers Manny Axule and Co Captaln Jerry Blunt A deadly double comblnatuon as a vltal asset to any ball club and the Townue dlamond dusters may have lust such an asset un Tom Callsto and Joe Gugluelmo East Provudence also has a tune utullty man IH Tom Lopes and an exceptzonally strong catcher In Co Captaln Duke Lopes These seven seniors leadnng and lnsplnng a determlned and spunted crew of underclassmen most of whom will be unexpenenced rookles shall prove to be anythung but pushovers an oftrcnal league competntuon It takes more than players to make up a baseball team at takes men who can teach fundamentals and untrlcate plays untll absolute perfection rs accomplushed who possess great patnence We detunntely have these men nn the persons of varsity coach Donat Maynard and Junior Varstty coach James Whuttalcer lf each one plays hrs role well, the season will be a success jw--M..., t , , ll .,A,,,,,0suu A Q . 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