Hope High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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'A's kP s ovlDENcE gf - I, DE ISLAND 4 Of 1 wx I I FOREWDRD Although the theme of thus book reverts to anctent tnmes xt wr never be consndered out of date for mythology IS one subyect nn a select group of subjects vshnch no amount of tnme can alter or make stale For sux semesters we have studned others of that group as well as courses of a modern orngm Nou as our last but of study our fmal work ln hugh school we publish the Blue 8: Whxte and hope that nt wnll be regarded as a tribute to three rtch rewardmg and well remembered years at Hope 2 fbi, V, M' AV , .ll . , . . 1 . 7 1 Ii-IIIHTI QCIICJIIQDLVJIIILQIQ IQIX IL I DEDICATION We thc gmdultcs of nlncrccn hundred and fifty five dedlcatc rhls ymrhoolx to the hops th If uc mfly be able to mqlxc the world of romorrovs the xxorld ID xxhuh uc xull mlxc our plugs 'ls Cmzens '1 pmccful onc If this IS our only ILIIILXLIDLHI still vw shill lxnovx thit tha drums of minlxmd from tlmg lI11I'l1LI110I'l'1l hun it llst been rc 1l1zed To thc futurc Ind the plans uc hold for xt' gig fgvrxffgij ILIIIHII QIIIQIIQD :alll II WIQQII I NIL I 3 A X I s , xl x I I Xl I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I 2: 4,.l -i,:,,, X X 'f-xvg xx , xfk A5 L1 .I IK I xx' ,QM . x X f A V-X U 1 ,J I A x n I I , s xl I s , Xl I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I LDXY ARD I NRI AUGHI IV ASSISIIHI Prmclpll HOXVARD D XX OOD Prmupll AINCIFNT IANC I AC I1mesC Sm11I1 AR'I I rmees S IIIIIUII 1m ISOX S PHX SIC -XI IDI Irulcrlnlc D1x1s I1Ix11r1IF Mullen Iosnph R XX 111 111s C OMMERCIAI R1lpI1 XX XX 1llC1ns INI 1111111 A BIIICJII IHl1L1be1h M C111111111., M IFS M Crowley I1ll1111 kelly Am1de0D I orenw Illfblfl M Murru C r1Le X Tqylur COORDINATOR Al1CCI Hennessu I INC I ISH Is1belle Hlll 13111111111 C, AII111 M 1r1I11 XX' Iimllmmnf., Anne Q1rlc1o11 N1mrn1111 D C l1rl1 III111 Ixcen 111 IXIIIIIICYX M1llm 111 A11s,el1 IXICIDCFITICDII XX 1ll11m I IXICIXCIIIII XI1r1 Rove FACULTY DR HOXX -XRD D XX OOD Ir111e1p I X ARD I XIII -XIC HIIN A s1s P Il I C ATION C IRIS PHX SIQAI IDLQATION Agnes I FI1I1er1x Is Agnes MLC IIITCX IICIIIII Xlclxcc I IDANCI I II11 1 R M IC 1 AIICL Spfmtxxcmml S Il 'I ullx I um XX e1ss R II I XX clls HDMI ICONOMIC S S s1r1I5 I 1 H1241 I. 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Y' M1Q' Q'lVTfflT'QiUT LlT 5 l'UlJUJulll Ll will JL f D - xr fl , Q pl , if X wr' ji jf 1 1+ fx 5' , ' ' IlfgllifQIIIQIIILITII-.TIQTI TI XVII II Dear Mlss Wells We w1ll always remember your sympathy wrth our myriad tales of woe me can never farl to apprecrare your many sue cessful efforts at brmgnng out good qualmes Most of all how ever we vull carry vuth us alvx ays the lesson we have learned by your example that of looknnt, to the bright srde and keepmg, a sense of humor when vuell made plans go wrong., Wzfla 111 pouzble Jzncerztg The Class of january 1955 IfI1IIti1IIillI5lIHHE1LIri1IIfwI Dv I 1 It I - A X ' Y 7 , X X, Y X 7 7 X I I I I s a I I I I 4-4 51 y 'ix ' .lx at A I I I f . Z 'a . . l' I I I A I f A'AA iN X l L PATRICIA ANNI ANDERSON I Wotxdbrne Street Clan and Il R Vzre Prerzderzt Clarr Cnunfrl Danrzug Ire Skating W filing In Dzck Busnness St hool Amrable and capable P t IS admrred by everyone GEORGE ASHLEY 5 Carolma Avenue Bareball A1 zatmn P1101 Flying Sportr Arr Force George IS dehnrtely one our most ardent sports fans ROBERT C BESSETTE 151 Camp Street Clan' Treafurer Trark Team Il 1 L 0 College or Arr Force Good lookmr., Bob rs a fine athlete F JOYCEJ ARCHIBALD 185 Brook Street Cnrrzdor Rereptmmrt Ufber elie Danrrng Spam Lrrteunlg fo Rhythm and Blues Telephone Operator joyces cheerful llpeht hearted manner accounts for her many frlends THOMAS BLACKWOOD Tommy l 5 Ohm Avenue Sporlr H R Trearurer Demolaa College or Arr Force Redheaded Tommy rs full of vxm VILOI and vrtalrty JEROME ARON ROBERT ASADORIAN 61 Plnehurst Avenue Sucks Trad Team Sporty 10441 Broad Street Reading Band Orrbertra Indoor and Outdoor TVHER Gzrlr College or Servnce D I L a mg Hume jerry s Lreat ambltron wxll surely be a great asset to htm Alf Fofff ALDREY ANN BONARDI Bubbles 49 Hollls Street H R Secretary Dru er tram mg Daurmg Hauling SIVIAIVIK Su mrmmg llttemug In fetnr 1 Ollrte work lt s so mce to be natural when you re so naturally nrce Sucks frrendly manner s a key to hrs populanty JOAN A AUGUSTYN Daffy 36 Toronto Avenue Lzxtenmg to remrdr B014 Img Szummmg Smgmg Being u lily ferry Work and Marrrage Frlendly joan I5 always of enthusrasm and fun PAUL BOTVIN 210 Oakland Avenue Stage Creu Sporty Books Gulf Vmtmg the Pres: d8PII1lfHrp6 A Z A R I Collette of Pharmacy Energetlc Paul has the abllxry to lnycn up any class S S. 'hd lOAN BOLTILIER H Beneht Street Red Crrrr Reprererzlatue H pe L g Ire rearing Dancmg Pfaxmg femur Office xx ork oan a consclennous worker takes prlde nn whatever she does PHYLLIS LOUISE BROWN Honey 33W Benefit Street Cburcb Fellourbrp CY P F Q Daucrng Lzrterzrrzg to Recordr Bou Img Ofhce work Phyllrs appears to be quret and reserved but always comes forth wnth a laugh when nts needed EVERETT CARVALHO Smnth Street F1 nlball Dancug SPIN!! R l School of Des1g.n Everett one of our football men an avld follovn er o sports DORIS C BOWDEN 106 Jenkms Street fburcb Fellourbrp Boulmg Clatber Dancing Hr 51 Orfrce work Wxth her sparklmg. dnsposltlon Dons wrll never be vuthout frlcnds DONALD CHARLES 406 Potters Avenue Frrbmg Arr Raid U arden Bareball Ffmxbail Hockey Tclevnsnon School We feel sure that Donald vull take advantage of any oppor tunnty that presents ntself lRlS BROMBERG 12-S Burlnnpton Street Hfpe Lrg Serum Plag Pub f1c1l3 Frencb Club Bfue and ll bite Iota Ph: Vfluuleer unrk Lrrlenmg I I'dd1e Fuber record! Talkmg In Armelle Boston Un nversrty Good natured l 1S alwa s ready wrth a smnle and a cheer ful but of laughter ELLEN COMER El IC 9 Mawney Street Dancing Su 17717711712 Buulmg LlJf??Il7Ig In recordr Our class rs very lucky have capable and sxncere Ellie as a classmate JOHN F BROSNAHAN JR Jacky 106 Rugby Street H R Prerrdent Tun Year! L fber A A Reprererztalne Drzzmg Surrnrnmg All 1 fer Br ulmg Arr Force With hrs easy 1.,o1n1, ways ohns future should present no problems to hum ALAN lvl BRUNNER 65 Vassar Avenue Hrpe Log Adzerlzrmg Staff 'National Guard Trip! tr Falmoutb Bryant Soft spoken Alan vnll long, be remembered by all the members of our class BARBARA COMRAS 131 Evergreen Street H R Secrerarg lumor Al lrance Frarzcazre Hope Log Reprerenlatne Library Ard Sleeping Dancmg Alurrr College Prxne lrke Barbxe rs a very so crable gurl av f , . .H : K i D 1 L L . 1 Y . L . A . , . j, . . ..I.. ., Y., 1 - . . . .F I . . - - f ' ' U U . , . v - I V . . . . . . . . . I . . . , I A l A ' , ' I ' . ' I V Y ,f . . . . . . . 1 J ' ' . ' ' , ' ' ' A ' . . , f V U 1 I . . . I A l' ,. ' ' ' , 1 ' r - Y Q56 , V ' T311 l ' -. L ff?-f .ff - 'JN 154. . ' 5-3' A , .. ,. 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Ilslh Ilrlrlurm Pnllre Cum pang LJ S Army Duck has a knack for making. people laugh at the proper trme IJIIILIP ALLAN DIAMONID 'I I Pavrlron Aycnue IIB did IIA H R Trernuru 1311152111111 F 111111 I 11757 Iaukeer Harnel Bryant We are sure tall elarlt and Iuntlsome Phxl wall he A sueeess ln hm unelertalslnres heeause ot hrs .xlulrry tu mark .ml Let .1lt1nL mth people RUBI RT C ONTI Illw NX ehster Street sun f fldlf H1111 111111 C11 1711 11111 171111111 C ol eee uret and reserve I Buh rates .an A ID pupulxrxty XX ILLIS C OPI LAND lK1K1Lr1rrmc'r Ayenue R 'Inu In 1 137111111 Sp rl Carr 1 I1 111 IIA College Wrllls rs sure to haw: .1 happy future because of the ee er mlnetl manner m yxhleh he pur sues .1 141.11 ANTIIONX DI BIABI C115 C Imlltsmne Aycnue 1111 Clurr lr 1 4111 I fl R 1 111111 e 1 Hara Iarm-1 IU 1111111 nuff Tmrl Ilum 1 11 1 C olleae Tony IS renuvxnel tor has nut tan ml. Itwtlull .xl 1ty .is we as hrs vmn lerlul sense ut humur Nor BI ATRICI C OPPOLA Hehe I I Bmnth Ayenue 7e Ing '13 1 Iluflf Sp rl 1311111 11111 117711211 Othee vmrlt Behe s eheerlul .lttltuele has yum her many Irxentls VIDA DAVI5 169 Cole Avenue IIA and 1713 11 R Sens 9 llnpe Lug Studewl P1111 111111 I 11111 A111111 Club 11111107 flllldilfe frarlcalfe Blue 111111 II 11114 I1Ierar3 51111111 111111 1 Ia 1' 1 5 111 1re11119 Club Te11111r 5111111111111g C wlleae Xrdas merry nature and wxll mencss to yxurl-. yull help her PALI. DOYON ILCJRINC1 ICJAXIAN SU XX .xrren btreet I I Ilmer me Ayenue I111 11:11 4 R .Sure Blue 1x uusunr R ure 41111' Il 11115 'Irl 111 1111111 A111 511111111 17111111111 4111111 C ub 1111111 C 1 11 1 C uar Rere rr e 11111111111 S11 17117111111 IIJVIIIII 14111111 C11.1sr burr liusmess Seheml g xush u Pu s 1 entel 1 L .llxx eess .ml mueh Iupprness III 1L tu 111 enthusxasm .ml fun future 3 1, 51 If 1 ,lr-it ' ' I 1 1'11er. , I 7 'M11 , . . 1 11. . '41 C . . . 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',2'1w'r?1t 's ZAC HARYJ Pl RNANDES IS Iames Street Barelzall Sp rtr Czrll Lndetnded Zathary is a wonderful boy wrth a xery hrreht future rn store lor hum JOHN I: GARDNER ack ll Potters Avenue Sporlr fzrhnzg Aqualzr atm :ner Carr Danrmg azz Rhythm and Blues Servltc All those who know our hu morous lack aurce that he wrll always he on top CAROLINI ACNI S GlBRlHl 9 Lnlwerty Street 1 Rcpruerzlaltc Clam Treasurer um: r 5 f ul ff H11 ll dclluf, Darn zu Secretarial work or hcautltlan Graceful Carolrnc ns a ual who rs hound to sutteed KEN FERREIRA 719 Iyes Street Hfciej ll r mg Pay mg drum Fnmg lelezmfu iefl Teleyxslon work Ken IS a reserxed young man who makes frlends wherever he goes KAYLA FISHNIANI 74 Georpa Ayenue jun: r Allraure Frafzcaue Blue and U ,716 Literary Seunr Pla1 Hfpe Log lamlnzg Tezmu Hun: I ollqee lntelhgeent Kayla with her lowey smrle wxll always be re mcmhcrcd for her lrktahle ways HANNAH GOLDSTEIN RHI A DIANJNA GOLDSTEIN l I Tenth Street Rae e from r flllldllff' lo Iarnes Strut fmuraltc Drnrr Training, If R IHC pmf, en ff pc Bl!!! did ll Iliff 'fm rr Young firllrtr C ul: 1 RW ml' lilua and ll hilt junior Ilafnmr lX1Illfll1,L IICT Alllaure fraurarrc Inla Pla: lorsythe Dental School IDLIUIIIIIL S111f,1z1,N Hannah who has many hnc 517' U' qualltles IS soclahle humorous Fashion dcsrnmnl. A llkfl by 3 ln lowcd wnth a natural cute and uyatnous frrendlmess Rae we luke hy all who kn mr HELICN NI GARABFDIAN a Whrpple Street Fr lmg Talking 1 ear Clan Prerldcui 5 term! H R Prezdenl term H R Sec rerarg and Treafurer Serum Play Publzrzlx 7 Jean lla 11 rerte Latm Amerzrau darn mg frcnrlf frler V lley a Rerfrdr Ofhce work A happy drsposmon teamed wrth a dynamnt personahty makes Helen one of the most popular urls 1n our class AVTONIPTTA I: GFNITILE Ann 6? Glenham Street Dr ll nfdf Serretarm H Secrelarg Red Crnu Repre rewalzze Corrzdor Rerep In um Drzzer Tranmzg Temru Daurmg frm! ball and bnriey game! Trazk mcetr Red rruzertz 1 er Remrdr Bryant or olhce work ur ture nn wnth her cheerful dnsposmon has made a success at Hope and certamly wrll Lontmue her success wher ever she goes SN LX IA ANNF GORNIAN lo? Somerset Street Spamrlv Klub Drlzrr Tram mr ll r mg DHHIIIIL, Btu mr frenrb frler c Rorznu, Ret r r Olhce work Syluas Lreat cnthusnasm rs sure to lead her to her Loal I I I , X by Y I f - ay - -, , V , . ., . , . .S U . , . 1. '. A , . . UU . . . I - -U I I . . . N1 I . . . I . . . Q ' ' A J... .' ' A WJ. 4 , . . '. A' . . , N . I Y - V - I '. -1 , . . 1 . .. . V . . - .' ' 1 ' 1 'll ' J ,'.. A ...A A. . r. I - - l -',.. ' ' , ' fl - 4' H' ' y l1II,.. , , '. , ,' V .R. l -I I. .., 1 . . .rr y. -A A A . ll A A . . f 1r'if if fr' i r . ' ' .l 1 r ' . fx' .. ', . L' , f. .Y . ' A, ,Q 1 f f I' 2 4 . . .A Hap Loy , . , J ' 2' A. A 1 , , , , . A f - ' 1 ,. . l I '1 ' V' . ., A' 'A' I V ' , Hd, ,, 2 ' . .. T016 V' w ..,,u 7 '... - If H f...l 14,f'A, ' r 'A ' ff rl '.,. ' g, Pl? , . . fo ,.,l'1:za . ., -in , 'f , U -I ' , 4 . Cola: . . , f . , . ,, ,s -, f 1. ,, or And, 4 1, ml . F tv' V 4 V' . Y ' A I .k.I, . . . . . . - Y M A V - ntl rl All. A 'A '51 A ,V , x V A A ' ,S -Il --ti 1 ow lu jliAN A. GREIZNI AMS Morris Avenue Tdfilllg , . . Babu tilting .llorlei , . , Damviug Business Sthool ,lean is pleasingly reserved and in her quiet manner she achieves her aim, ROBERT VU. HADFILLD 295 Prairie Avenue litnefmff , . . C1171 Defeure . . X X LTTI GRI lfl R is 7 44 Taber Avenue Dnzzfzf, 'Ieumr liz a z H ulmg I pe I g rnfmr Alliance rfdflfdljt' Bfue and ll lute lzlerari Senior Plan College perpetual s ile and friendly vtotd are tharatttristics which will always be helpful to Yiv. LIVUIS F CRlll-IN UH Rholes Street Tuul team Ruuunzg Dammf, Serxite Haxing an outstanding talent t atlt Levus will tr e tremendous loss to our school GHJRCJI H GLI RTIN Gurt N Adelaide Axenue l'fHn,, fn Air lsortt urt a thtcrful fellovx alwsaxs looking on the bright si le of i e RICHARD HAGOPIAN Dick 60 State Street Bmlvllzulf . . . Croft Caum Firrl Aid . , . Bozrljrzg A Funffldff. Servite Robert has the ability to mix well in any group. RICHARD HEATON Angell Road Saylesville, Rhode Island Repairing mn '.,. Vnllulleef firwuau . . . Sllfllllllfllg . . . Huali, Air Forte Ditlt is one of our quiet senior boys who has a warm and friende ly nature. NADYA IZMAILOV 2 Massathusetts Avenue Drzuug . , . S11 immiug , 4 . Teri- uii , . . .llurif , , . Hope Fnflier ...1JVlIL'VfVdIIlIHX. College Those who lvtnovv Nadya testify to her sterling tharatter and earnestness in whatever she uri- dertaltes. INTARVIN G. JACOBSON Tooty 159 Tenth Street Driziug . . , Spurlr . . . Remrdr . . . Baud' . . , Urubeilm . . . Student Pulzlirlly . . . Hope A, Z, A .... L. C. College A quiet and unarsuming fel- lovt, Marvin is sintere and earn- est of purpose. . , . fpdllblllg . . . H, R. Trearun . . , G-Irfl , . .Sf7r1VI,v. lf. S. Navy Ditk, one of the most acti men on our football team, vs tertainly an asset to Hope. ANNIETTIZ KAPLAN l l Methyl Street Hope Log . . . ,luniur Alfzanre Ffamui.-e . , . Drizer Tnzinivlg . , . Blue and llqlvile , . . Teu- VIII , . , Suimmnig , . , ,llailn . . . Rttnrdf . , . Tnlzcflug .. Irfld Pftl. failltjlt' lillitient and ambitious nette is a talkative gal who will do anything to help a friend. aux - BIRNARD F IxIERNAN IR Paxton btreet 5p rl Dflllllg' Cir I Lnnerslty R I or Alr Fo L Bernie who IS neat In appear ance and nte Iookmp mll n evltahly tml success NATALIE JOANI LEVINE Nat 56 Angell Street lumur Allmure Francaise Blue and II lane Art Staf Plane trlpj Sietrlymg Lam: Amerzmrz mufzr R I 5thoolofDes15n A cheery smnle and a knack for chatter characterxze Nat DONALD LOPE5 15 I.1pp1ttStrcet IDI H R Pretzdent Bruker Ja Rerrealmu Center Guzlar Shakefpeare Tlaealre College Popular Donald ns one of the best dressed boys ln our class NIARILX N R RIRSHI NBALNI 54 XX arrmgton Street l0'I C.la J Trea nrer B ll R Trearurer 11 C I I re zdeul 7B Clan fe lrelzdeul IVA H R Prem den! IVA Claw Serretary Seu1frPla3 Boston Umversnt-, bthool of Dra ma Arts Petxte Lute and lowahlt Marx ns brzmmmg, over mth cnthu slasm and personalxty IANII S FRANCIS KRUGER jnmmy l 7 Lana.don Street 11 R Prefl en! Frerlflv Club G l Sem: r Play College nmmy I5 the boy wrth the freckles xnfettnous germ and re mendous personality EIANDRAI MALRIN 695 Hope Street junior Allzaure frarlraue Ar! Sezutet Reading Tenun Su IVIIIIIIIIL B ual Bulb Tfdltfllllj, er muda flgwrlt C rlreflllilel La balle jumor Colleae Sandra the url mth the Col Iegxate appearance will be vsel tomed at Collette BILATRICI: MARX 59 Rnchter Street Re Crum junior Allmnfe framafre Hr pe Log Blue and II lille Lzlerurj Stal German Club Drlfer Tfdlillllg larlles Gr od Iluflf len Pull Long mu: enum ut Brzdge College Beatle lllseable good natured and svxeet IS really a true frxend GRANT LAINGLOIS HH County Road Barrington Trazelmg S frlf Clrlt U 5 lNavy Because he IS trustworthy and enthuslastnt Grant wlll hawe no trouble reachlnt, hls ,goal ROBERTA LINDLNBAUBI Robble 5 Pmehurst Avenue IUB flat: Trearurer junmr Allnmre Francaue Bm: ling Spf rl! Bog! XX ork or coIle5.,e It s dlfhcult to hnd anyone who doesn t lxke Robble AlNlN PATRICIA MCDERMOTT 605 Broad Street V144 Prerldent Future 1Nur1er C lull Dru er TVHIIIIPIIZ freuclv Clulz Cfwl Defeme II ardeu Tfllllll Pamlmg Su mzmmg Ilnrteback rzdmg Prmtzaff Nurse The help that Ann has ren dered to all and her smcere at tntude vnll never be forgotten Y? .Q Qi r. , v v rv f - Iv Y 3 v - v X v ' ,. . I ., . I . . . .. A Y I . . A A Q- , - X rr -Y - , ff . Colm. l. , 'J J ...II -- K' I' ' ,, .Of it - rt . , . ,..l, ,lad .' 'a' Imp, H., , ' . ' ' 'J I I V1 ' ' -v - Y f 1. r - 1 uf... 1 , V, . - 1, . , ,. I ,v. 1. -V H . V .', I k h - A U , . t , V 1 . , '. . b A K - . .' 1 v I, . I r :IA 'I'pI V . . A . - y -V I ' 1 , I j ' 5 . , 1. ... I ... ..,Rl ,a. . '- T Y , . .Y I E l I . . f V - - fy , ...fn , I ..,' 1 ' ' A . . I 'I . ' YI' 1 ... A . AY L QV. A' A ,ti . ' - . V V . . V. I 1 ' A I - ff , L E . , - RAYMOND MLGARTY Ray Camden Avenue Vanrlm Barkelball and Barehall PB H R Vrre Preua'er1t Tzm 0 Neil League for Base a C Y 0 Barker all League SCIVILC Ray a sports enthusnast ns one of Hope s most loyal supporters KATHERINE C MILLS Krtty 135W jewett Street 11A H R Prerrderzt A Clan Counfzl Ser11or Play Puhlzcrtg All Stale Chorur Danrmg Roger Williams General Hospr tal for Nursxng, Kitty rs lust terrrhc and con stantly keeps our class stxtches LEE CAROL MORRIS 59 Thackeray Street Churrh Choir Drner Tram mg Young Artzftr Club Blue and White Tgpmg Sta H R Vue Prendenl H R Secretary Secretarnal work Wrth her ever present smrle cute blue eyed and energetrc Lee who ns always on the move wnll never be forgotten GILBERT MCLAUGHLIN 39 Mystnc Street llB and llA H R Prerzderzt 10B ana' IOA H R Vrfe Preudent Stage Crea V Foozhal Proyertor C reu Barehall Burke! a Foot all Funeral director Good lookmg., and popular Gul ns always surrounded by a flock of females THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN Colfax Street J V Barehall C Y O Prerzdent o the South Prof: derlfe Ho! Rod Cluh Chrlr U S Nlavy Wrth hrs sunny outlook on lxfe vue know Thomas vull newer ldll ESTHER MIRIAM MORSE 544 Pleasant Street Hope Booster Cluh Drnmg Przz Temus Clannal 'llurzr Clezeland Indzaru Vzre Prendent o Bnaz Brrth Gzrlr Ph: Delta Sorority College Esther who IS reserved and quret has that fnendly H1 that endears her to all RCJSELLA MARIE MOSS 160 Lrpprtt Street Hope Boofter Student Pub zrztp Blue and ll hrte T112 mg and Lzlerarg Sta J Log Tmput 11471107 Alllante Fran fame Clllf Youth Counnl lluvlf Hickey leprl Cola Carnesde lnstrtute Rosella soft spoken and co operatnve belxeves anythmg, vsorthvhrle dorng. rs vsorthmhrle doing., rrght ROBERT REO MERNICK Bob 790 Wrllxams Street H R Prerldent H R Vice fLfld5 Nl ,I V fool all Daufzng Rldllllg lllfb Mary ll or mg, 57 C ery C 1 Illcfllblt' Marmts Bobs frxends have found that he lacks nerther vut nor humor mtl rs always present at the r1g.,ht trme CAROL EDITH MINIGAN 34 Long Street Warwxck Rhode Island Hope Log Blue and Whzte Czrculatron Staj? Dancing Teaching Secretarral vsork Whether rt be dancrng or stenography Carol ns always on to JAMES B MYETTE Moose 170 Burns Street H R Trearurer 2 yearf Trark Team Photography 7 wear: Ilorkeg Loa mg Unxversrty of Rhode Island ovxal jnmmy 15 one of the most amusmg. members of our Cass xfs 7 as. C ' N 4 C X C g C C x I z - K , ..- .n .1 fm- ..., 1.,j': -I-, ' A4 ,A,. i n -.rll . .., Y. hx l'H,',' bn... 11. , . s , w . ... ' .:.ll ', E . . . City Chow! . . . Sport: 3 . . . Parties . . .Church Choir irl L. p,t y V ' ' ...A V A ' E Y 4 4 JEANETTE NAHOD HOPE NORMAN JUDITH INA ORCHOFF an Hopxe 494 Pleasant Valley Parkway 46 Emelme Street Corrzdor Receplzonut Spnrlx Glee Club Blue and Wbzle Talking nz Clair Huuc Literary Log Reprexenlatwe Qfflce work Senior Play Young Artutr Club Hope Follfes an lS a gurl wxth a qulet and appealmg., manner B B G I Dammg BEATRICE PARMENTIER 81 Trask Street Cborur Skating Sbou J Work Waves or typxst truthfulness that rs most appeal mg, AUDREY PERRY 39 John Street Corrzdor Receptxonzrt Teeny junior Acb1e1 ernenl Secretary P F Tearbxng Sunday Srbonl Talking Ealing Su :rn ming Dannng Pednatrxc nurse Audrey has a very frlendly personalrty and excellent qualnty of leadershrp College football game: Weekend! Tall men College HODIC IS sure to be as suc cessful nn college as she was at Hope udy 77 Taber Avenue II r III Clwef Blue an ll bite Student Dlreclrr 567111 r Pla, ll zuner of Vflfe Demrrram r C111 Prerz ale ff Debating Sf cle! T A and jfnrnal I' rumr Ra I0 ana' TL Jlwur I la Pbz Readzng Pam! IN Plano and guitar Ren r I A! Jena tbe r an College PAULA CELIA PICKAR a 2 Third Street Young Artutx Club Hope Log Dru er Traznzng Hope Follies Red Croix Program Chairman en for judea ll orkzng rn S A 0 Playing pzano Kmtnng Marry Danczng Boston Unrversrty Paula xs a cheerful and busy young lady well known by all of us JOSEPH I. PIMENTAL 56 Preston Street l0B 10A H R Vice President Hockey Blue and Wfbxte Sport! Stal? Football Team Track Spertator .rporlf Watching the gzrlr in the rorrzdorr Dater Dancmg College and Seml Pro Football Amlable 10 dlsposntlon joe wrll mnss havmg too much home work and he wnll certalnly be a great loss to our football team EILEEN PACO 329 Wllll3mS Street Cbopm Club Cbamznade Club Pelr Day dream nz Dru :ng Yankee: Talkmg Arcompanymg nngerr or zmlznulr Neva England Conservatory f 'Vfusxc Talented Enleen has helped to make many of our assemblles successful DAVID PEDDLE Q43 jefferson Street Band U S Nazg Rerene Cbeparbel Molorrjcle Club Motorcycle! Motorcyrle repalrl U S Navy A carefree spnnt combmed wrrh a good nature has won Dave the good wlll of hrs cass mates ALBERTA Z POTTER Berta 182 Camp Street 10B 10A H R Prerldenl llB 11A H R Serreary Dru er Training Edzlorm Cbze of Log Hope Repre Jentalzze at Career: Day Con ferenre Bzqcle rrdxng Readnzg Antloch College lndustrxous Berta one of our leaders vull be vxvxdly remem bered for her two greatest lxkes readmg and Verbal F1stxcuHs R A H 'R , Q71 A ' S-- ' ' ' ' ' Edo-1. of d g - Q ' ' 'H ' ,l,,f g..,. I .Y . . . 1 l . . . 1 .I I ffl f 1 .Alo ' I1 l 'Y - lt, .. ,.., ' Inf ' 1 1,.. ' f 0 A , , , P. . . 1 'U A A . a .'. 1 ' V1 -- ' , 1 ld ...HI of . ' lu. Beatrice has a straight forward P ' U ,ii V ' Pl H H -. f fli ,ff - T - ..,, 'ffl' - A- - ' ...B.B.G.'J... V' ' I - ' ' 7 P I , , .,.. A 4- f Q V S A l 4 E' 1 Y ff of HOPE ROSALIND PRIEST 1 Sparrow Street I oung Adult Club Talkrng lu Inlle nr .Sglrza B035 U nrkang Surrnrning Luienmg tn rnurrc Playing tennu Secretary Hopie is positive proof that nice things come in small pack ages GERRY RIDE 73 Mulberry Street Blue and While Sport: OB IUA H R Trearurer zanced Malb and Pbgrzfr Track Team Matb Club Band Crorr Counfrg Orcbertra Softball Team Aazal Rererze The Merry Trzumnrate Girl! College Industrious Gerry who has an amiable disposition should make an excellent engineer. BARBARA ROCCI-IIO 25 Allard Street Cranston . A, ' .... Fulure N'ur5e5 Club , , , Chnrur . . . Tennir . . , Volleyball . . . Dancing . , . 10A and IIB H. R. Trear- urer . . . Blue and II' bite Cirru- latinn Sta , . . Senior Play Cir- culation . . . ln rrnary Aid. Nursing Barb's true school spirit and friendship to all have left a mark that will never be forgotten. MILTOIN JFRRX REDLICH 6'-I Gay Street Track Tearn junior Acbzeze men! Spur!! Glrlr I ankeer Pharmacy or Business College Subtle humor and enthusiasm unmisrakahly distinguish Miltie MARILYN A REIFEI. il Whirmarsh Street H pe Lug In rrnaq Aid Spanrrb Club M111 II ellr Sfffffdfl Blue and II lute Typing Staff Bela Della Pbi Senmr Iudea Dating Ixnrlfing Sporty Dancing Talkrng to Rulbze Dzetzng Secretarial work and Night School Marilyn has the personality willingness to work and ability to succeed in any held HARRIS ROOMES ROBERT ROSSIGNOI. 148 Lippitt Street Bob Football , . . Hope Muxical . . . 'Ai Wilson Street Dallfmg 1 - - Tel mg 'U 10955 llmnrking on bi! ffl lN'aJlJ . . . Air Eorce Cirlr . . . Uiually reen looking our ML Hari' has an easy for a parking .rpot in lbe morn- going and friendly personality. 12- Service Boh, with his cute smile and wink has certainly brought much enioyment to our class. RUTH ANN RESH I Homer Street 713 IVA H R Vice President Blue and ll lnte Lzterarg Inunr, Arlirtr Club Sen: r Play junior Alliance frantazfe Dru er Training Ilndern Language Club ecrelarj I S I u fr uncrlelfei Ilurzc Ddllllilg Reading P ay Ing lbe piano College Ruths real sincerity and sun ny humor have made her one of the best liked girls in our class IOLL ROBINSON Robby IIN Pinehurst Avenue 7 nears H R Trearurer terms Clair Treaiurer I ea H R V1cePreJ1dent 1 term Clan Secretary Blue and U bite Czrrulalmn U rerllmg Il' ork B011 lzng Dru :ng Ilurrc Sportr Lawy er joe's convincing and persua sive manner will make his futur work most enjoyable. SIMON SAHAGIAN 51 Douglas Avenue Hreitling Team . . . Hockey . . . Bareball . . . Sbakerpeare . . . Singing. R, I. School of Design Simon. who has won a a- rional art contest is bound t be outstanding in college. 'Surf RICHARD SALTZMANI J Douglas Avenue Fencnzg Bzologg Club IOB H R Secretary A and 17A H R Treafurer Blue ana' U b1te L1terar3 Adzanred Pbyuct College Dnckle our lovable laugh able Intellectual of the class has certannly kept our faculty on the go JUNE M SHAPIRO 22 Hazard Avenue junzor Alltance Francaue Young Artzrtr Club Hope Log Blue and Wbzte L1ter ar TV Panel Shou f Englub IIB H R Treat urer IZB H R Secretary ball gamer Senmr Play Pub lltllg Panel or Prottdente journal College Cute likeable and vxvacxous are only a few of the adjectlves that descrlbe june ALICE SILVERSTEIN 289 Slater Avenue ,luntor Allzanfe Franraue Young A111111 Club zertmng Manager I Blue and ll brle Ixmllzng Mune Danrlng IOA H R Setrelarg IB H R Prendent Hope Log Repre Jentatne In rmary Aid U flfltlg letlert College Alxce s sunny dxsposxtxon pleasant nature and pretty fea tures have certamly added much to our class JANIICE RAE SCHRETTER 45 Alvm Street Prerzdent of Future Nurfes Club Dmer Traznmg Span mb Club Ltberette Ranlbou Gulf Iunmr Acblez emenl Nursnng ans frlendly smnle and vull mgness to vxotk haye won her many friends CATHERINE SEELEY Cathy 59 Carolma Avenue Future 'Nunef Club Blue ana' lfY'b1te Art Staff unzor Atbzez emenl Nlutstng or teachmg Cathy IS most patxent and yery amnable DAVID TRUMAN SMITH GEORGE SMITH QM PIISLIIIR Avenue Blue and Wbzte Burzneu Man ager C1111 A1r Patrol Adtanfed Pbulrf Boulnlg IUB Vlte Prendent College aeronautncal engnneer Davxds unique sense of hu mor and lovable vsays have en deared hum to all who know lm 100 Gano Street Football Bateball Pmg Pong Cfuum doun Olney Street Work Wxth hrs abxlnty to get along mth others we re sure that hns accomplnshments vull be many m the future X4 GEORGIANI C SHAHEEIN Georgie 39 Wlckenden Street Drzter Tfdlillllg Boulzng Dannng to Rbgtbm and Blue! Undecided Our class recognlzes Georgie as a very friendly and vxvaclous gmt EDWARD C SHAW Te 8 Chase Avenue Sn I77177lI?lg Sbnng Ten nz: Undecxded Ted yuth hrs hne personallty ns bound for success nn whatever he does LORNA R STEINGOLD I5 Stadxum Road IIB Clan Seereiarj B H R Pfendenl Hope Log Iunmr Allzance franfaue Debatrng Soctefj 1 efarg Fdzlor of Blue ana' ll'b1le Young Artur: Club lrta Pbt Semor Play Publz nt IJ! plate 111 I IN Etray Context Eatmg Mutt: Allan College Attractxve personable and charmmg 2 6' f f.. -I Xe, ', I It I I . X 1 2' Xt ' 1 . .--, . Al-IV' ' , ' ,' A V.. I is . 7- . .yu y,.,, ,, 'or 7 ...IAl'l....lII1lIflfA...FO0l! I V- D - . .. ,f I ' ' 1' ' I A' ' - ' ',..11 ' 11 ' - . ' , I-b,-, 6 1 I.. 4 V .,' T F I '- YJ-A'-5' I. JA.. tr I hi. - D.. ,-,, -A1 I l LGLNI. W SLLLIN ANI l 49 Power Street ffl Hockey Redbeadl Blfludef Wtyrk We have all enyoyetl lttntmtnfe Gene and haunt, htm as a tlass mate Best uf luck m the future STUART A TAYLOR ISI Lnppttt Street H R Treaturer fremlv Club Tmrb Team I Jber Hope Lrg Chr r DHPIEIIIX Snlglug Clfll Aural Reserze U S Navy Stuarts easy gotng way and hrs qultlt qutps have enltvtnetl many a classroom BEX ERLX GAIL THOREN Bev Sa Rounds Avenue fufure 'Surfer Club B ue and ll lane Ltterart Qnm buzz Czrlx H1 League Su zmmmg Br zt lmg Nursms. Bx ts ttrtatn to retatn cr quiet ml svseet manner that we all ttntl so pleasant L ICJAX DIANI SLLLIXAX 1 7 Bxtteltl Street Sluzlenl Pllllllltlfl C lub rung flrtlllt Club Bun Clube tm I R L Iam IUA II lx 'I realurer I1 pe Lrg Sanur I an I Tet 11 Club C bt pm Sludtui llllllfltlllt Club 41 L lte rbuilug 'ILPHIII Smgmg Su mzmlug C nllcu joans abtltty to perk up any ones ldl-,Lll lL, spirits, DCDRUTHX TAN l'lNlCVNlf O 7 :S Sayles Street UB ll R Sure rt ll pe I A Rtprt ultatlte Gulf ch ru Ijdflflflg R llu eating Being ttlllv fir! Blue una' ll lwle cmuluzff u Uthte sxnrlft antl marrlagc Dome has all the hne qualu nes that msurt a vmntlerful ture D1 LCJRl5MARll FRAXIRS De I6 Sheltlon btreet yfllllg Arlztlt C ub H pe I ,t Reprtveutulzzt Re Cn Repre 6711411111 C 1 r Luugbzzfg ku lung 4 T4 l 1 Dum HIL .sfdllllg It IIL Txpm ml mtrrtau. n n tm always helpful ROBERT TLNISTALL Flash 17 lroquots Street H R lrefldenl Clan Vie re :dt 211 l 713 flair Prey: deff! R I State Tmrb Team f null Student Cbuu Spauzul C lub Cam em C nu r t Culdg Slat St wt! C lunl C lun Axr Forte or ttmlltu Blbs a vmnlcrtul .ltltlttc .ml smrt we wu .tr h ms a Llrls altke X IRC INIA TANARIN Gma Ltppttt Street C ll 4 lun S rlr Dtmtmg Singing Bustnus Sthtml or secretartal xxtmrlt tte 1 xtrstttlt Luna .1 x xs Imls tnmt for n Dl BCJRAH B TEMKINI Debbie I 4 Alfred Stune Road lllli H lx lrefl e I Hope f Iltlmlmg Snrletg lufm r Aillmufe franralfe I' rutu luuguage Club rung irlult C u B ue and ll lun Lxlemm Serum P111 llarlmf Brando Dain Queeur Dmmatzrr Dcbbtt ts the best example we ltntm for that rare combtna tton of beauts and bratns that makes her known and admtred bs exerxnne PAULINI: VENABLE Vente 91 Howell Street 104 I1 R Treaxurer L or Snfzball Mm 1e5 Fun Laugbzug Qomptumeter operator and mar r1at.e Cine tannot tlescrtbe Venue wutluut Sd IDL I frttnlly antl pleasant ae-B a:m Q V. he , ti -- 4' i' 3A'f ', ' lt D .' fi. '.' ' l fi ' Q.' 'l iff... ' , , . . .. '. , 1' Id. 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A V 7 ,Q . , . l - 2 V L '. . . ,f,,, 'e ',,.l'lff llj. .f ,.,C.l1fu ' Q - - .Cl A ll I hi 1' l ,, f it tf,1.h . by . . - Q C V I '- . - ' - . l fy A' tha she ts ' . , Del. l-ti tl a tl t nsttlerate. ts ' '. A C ' ' ' ' , 1' ' . 4 ' ' ' t ' ' ' C L . gmt l vttt by ntl V' 11515273 , f .il fb 'F fi Fi 5. CAROLYN VENEZIALE nt R15 Rner Ayenue Hope Log Reprefenlatrte In rmarp Atal Rea' Cmn Reprefenlame Terznu Club Urzzer jam reumns Tenderly Busmcss School When Carol enters the bus: ess world If vull be gaming, a compctcnt worker ROBERTJ WARD 17 Peach Avenue l term H R Prendent terms H R V1cePreJ1dent terrnr H R Trearurer wear! Hockey I ar Base za Arnerrran Legion Bare za fnrtlzall garnet Ctrl Struts Gfmg In the f yprctr and lbe Arena Bale zu Arr Forcc Onc of our smaller fellows Boh posscsses a pleasxng., man ner IANICI SANDRA VUEXLER w5 Sargent Ayenue lremlv K lulz Blue and ll lun I la Flu Drnxnf, H fulznt Clen llrllcr retr 11' Bryant annce always has a nrce wortl a smxlc for eyeryone DOROTHY VOLPE AWN D YOTTA LOTTE JANE XX ALLACH Dotty Prmcess 168 Devonshire Street 7 ug.,gles Street A 17B IZA H R In rrnary Aid Church uore retarg 10A and 11B Treat Chatlzng ruth Hu! Bren urer Chorus Frenrh nan Wrmng letlerr Club Arr Raul Staff Murrc Boulrng C14-U CWM!! 510595 Club X ray techmcran or stenographer Dating Raj Bnu lzng A s ll n ness to work rs Cbmr Pep rallref nn ml I I' sure to guarantee future success Dotty s exuberant school spmt and zest have made her a popu ar member of out class if Ll 'NIORE DORIS WHITI l 57 Lancaster Strcct Spanish Club Taliznt Tcnnzt Drzzzng, lrldle llrlcr Kolluce Idtlre Frsher ns fortunate haunt. such an attractlyc antl enthusrastlc fan 112:11 ,nv YV gl!! l 55' 48,56 U S LLRUX I VlLLlA'SlS ce 5l5 lluntrmaton Avenue Rlfnclrcnrcf I R Prcrzdenl H R Secretary I fhff I L Barkelliall ,I l Baez l fntzall Sznclns Ilre Blum G1 Public agcounrxnx, Lee a peppy member ot our class IS always seen wlth a host of frrentls 0 Plenty Street Red Crrut Reprereniatne Lfherelle Corrrd r Rezep tmnut Blue and U latte German Club Senior Judea Bela Della Pbz Drner Trarnxng Young Armin Club Tennu Ddllfliljc' Secretarral work Lotte has a remarkable knack of bum, ahle t mnx fun anl stutlzes ancl succeed tn horh 151 NJAMIN FRANKLIN WHEELER Weeds '59 W ashmgton Avenue Blue and ll lazte Ar! fdrmr H tiey Team Tratlf Team H rsebari fldliilj, Natal R wrt Sidflllg Dane III ldlllflllyif ll IL rnc n Sf ng, Rholc lslanl bchool of Dcsten memhercl for hrs cxcellcnt ar nstnc athxcxcments I RANK lb CICI LIA NWLJCIK Fran 7 H I harles Street llllflj, Arlrtlt Club Cb: rr SIIIAIHA lluylr letmnr Ddlltllfjx Spf rtt Sccrctarral work Fran enhances all groups wrth her toneenral presence .ryuvn-y I v v ' r L' .. -' v- '- - -' ' , . 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SCHOLASTIC AWARDS 5.1 ig JUDITHI ORCHOFF DEBORAH B TEMKIN ANTHONY MEDAL AWARDS ALBERTA Z POTTER BENUANIIIN F WHEELER h h Til' L:'Uf1L'L1L' ii' L1L'i'Uf?l 'il Lillfil f ' J r ,, ' .. Dennis Dennis H SV if fi . 1 L T . 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TELEVISION vs THE PLEASURES OF READING B1 BExjAx11m E XVHEELER As ECILNISIOH enters our homes Tom S1xxxer 1nd Hueleleherrx Flnn D AfEtlQ1H 1nd lx lnhoe IIOHQ xxlth Ollxer Txxxst 1nd Rohm Hood exlt regretfullx XY hx Bee1use lrttle ohnnle space gun rn hand, xxould mther see Spaeemftn rn 1et1on Rox Rogers r1de Trtgger on a I6 sereen, th1n to trftxel X1C'1I'lOlISly xxrth Gulllver 1nd hght hand to hand xx 1th Sxr L1uncelot There xx 1sn t mx telexlslon xxhen I xx 19 Smlll But mx f1tI1er ftnd I used to spend m1nx 1 Inppx moment folloxxlnu the adxentures of the Three Musketeers I eouldnt UHLILFSIIULI the xxords too xxell so Did xxould slmpllfx the story xxhen need he I remember eirly mornrng 1 lrttle '1fter sunr1se, on our front porch IISICHIDQ to the mrsfortunes of Ollxer Txxnst Dtd re'1d to my older brothers but I xx as barred from thf1t reqdxneg cnrele IUCLILISL thetr lvoolxs xxere too 1dvf1need for me X5C'e xxerent foreed to re 1d luooles Wfe thoroughly enjoyed idxenturnnq unto the p1st the present 1nd the future Hoxx exer xxe xxere glxen 1 prexrexx lux o11r storx teller 1nd xxe eould choose the luoolx to our lrlxlnsg I Cin Sly mx xouthful xe 1rs xxere spent xxlth 1 pIe1s1nt lournex up xx 1th telex ISIOUJ X 11t IIWOLII us XX e 1re sulngeet to lf too I lvelrexe telex1s1on CLIIIIX 1 lun 1 re1e1n., 1 n xe 'Y Ing our 1m1f'1n1t1ons ns testroxlne our sense o x IILICS 1nt h1rmful to our future lxfe I lxnoxx th lf telexlslon rs mx 1Iu1 le nt Ieeeps us Informed of the eurrent sltu 1t1ons IU I lf ns not up to me to declde 1nd egrxe ILICIUITILUI hut xx hen I h1xe 1 Llttle Iohnnle son xx1II not eepruxe hxm o the r1'I1t to tr 1xel x1e1r1ou to the f1r eorners of the e 1rth to tl1r1Il 1nd rexel If the explolts of ure If 1dxenturers1n hrs oxxn xx 15 not IS someone else h1s rm 1u1ned If for hxm 27 v I ' ' 4 rl I 4 4 A S 2 V '1 2 ' A A V 7 , .' ,K , I , .1 ' A J ',, , 1 ' 1 1 . . . - . L A 1 I 7 r A I . 'L , ,, . . . . . ' 'A 2 . 'A ' . ' ' ' . J ' ' 'z ' z I' ' ' A ' ' 'z. . 1 . 1' 1 ' L A L A 2 v 2 2 lv A Y. L A I V A A5 A A A ' A A A - ' E A 2 A V V A Q C v I ' v , V P , . I - .. . A I It 'A '. ' 2 al A A , I A 1 n I A I ' A 11. ' 'I ' I ' ' L C A 1. 4 ' A 1 I - ' A A2 ' - J K V A . A L 7 A I A A A 1 s A A A 1 A A. '- A 7 I 7 Y A Y A A Q I v A 1 A V4 A v I 5 I7 A A Q L v A ' W . , . , L. But xx'hz1t about our younger Iwrothcrs :1nd Siste-rs who urc growing V111 ky 'Ml ,L '. ' - is grnl z 1' n 11 e -1 I' 5' 1 owlty, inste-11d of 21 ,ood h:1I11t. It is dull' 5 ' ag 1 I ,, I' K' .' .' f '1 1 I is 1 ' A 1 ' ' 1 ' '. ' '1 tlv - 115' M ' ' ' A ' 2 ' 1 e A A. A A ' .i k I - . l Ib I ' - . 2 - . 1 ' . . I .H for ll , , I 'A I' I ' f ' 'e 1 ' sly 11 ' ' V- ' aft 5K CN in 4' 12 A CLASS OFFICERS cr to rlghr Surcrxrx M LXIFSLHCII mum Pruucnt 1 msc X Pruunmr P Anderson 4 :ml 12-A CLASS COUNCIL 28 Left to righr D. Lopes. R, Rosh. M. K1r5hcnb.1um. A. ID1Lii.1sc. P. Andcrbon, xl. Rubmson. M. 4' . - . ?'N ...-Z':'f-ei Tffuff n.. ,. 4 3 '. 'L 1 fn' ,LW-,1w,. . 1. '-fl-09' - 'lf ' 'fqel' , if ff ,,'v'fK6 Cl' ' Ga ,. .: ' . . ' V .liz 2 I ' i, 4 Q ' 1 f ?': f'3f 3: jk Q ,ff ' S 1 , 73' A. , 511' 'Q 'j' . .1 ' A 1 I-,n.-f. . ,,fh.1.'V li .- . A ' S 405' ug , x s i A--!--if Sh ..'w+?: :si MISS ALICE E HENNESSEY Drrector Mar1an Burnett Deborah Temkm Charles Burnett Harvey Rarsner Chrxsune Burnett Kayla Frshman Edward West Katy Burnett Nat Kahn Jlm ONeal Mrs Benson Drum Majorette Cheerleaders judnth Orchoff Stage Crew Sound Effects Lxghtnng Curtam Scenery Home Room Posters were made by Gerald Schooley Chairman Assnstants The furnxture nn the play was loaned through the courtesy of Joseph Marcus and Company Inc Flovtet arrangements were donated by Scott the Flonst 827 Broad Street s Q and SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTION COMMITTEE First row left to rnght H Goldstexn R Goldstein J Shapero A Kaplan H Garabedran Charrman B Rocchlo A McDermott F Iftavran B Barrett Second row F Wulcrk Schretter K Mnlls L Stenngoltl Sullnan P Pxckar B Marx I Bromberg, H Norman Thlrd row Y Grelfet S Mallun R Tunstall P Dxamoncl B Wheeler 1 Plmental M Brody 'X W 1 USHERETTES Iillen Barnes. Barlmra Cru Icli. Ilelcn G.lfAl5CIl.1h, Katlmcrmu Nixlls, ,Iamte Sthretter, Valerie Stevos. Q 7' N - t .1 a E tv -59539 7 QT T1 R QTHUQQIHU5-gflj-,IIHIFHII SENIOR 'X LITERATURE ERHETETT ELEJEQU LL1lL1LL1lL1L XX' 'X X,X XX XXV X X, X-X XRXXXXY X, '1 ' I ' 1 I u E l il V 4 ' pw ' ' - R- A - f M4 W 1' 'N Nn,,. RR, PM Nw J' R W LA I 1 III ll II Ill L I 1 1 I 1 1 'X Y VX 'X VXVX X X AX X X -X X EXRX X X V X ,X X CLASS HISTORY I am the son of Zeus and Nicobe I am Argus man of one hundred eyes My memo ry is as keen as my sight and here do I record your history O class of anuary 1955 You passed these portals of Hope three short years ago You were sophomores then bewildered by the labyrinth of corridors and somewhat lost in new fields of study But the upperclassmen welcomed you at a Valentine dance and you began to take part in the bustling activity of your new school The teachers strike brought an unexpected vacation prior to that long anticipated summer holrday when you put aside your books and turned to other things An epidemic of infantile paraly sis delayed the start of the fall term for two weeks at last however you returned to school as members of the upper half of the student body After summer vacation you picked up your studies in a then familiar atmosphere The first televised inauguration in the nations history sent the whole student body to first Republican administration in tm enty years You followed the detail of the spectacular coronanon of Elizabeth II I was hiding in a mobile that night of your junior Prom you didnt see me but I saw you and couldnt believe any of my eyes how grand you looked that night' The Sports Hop which you nd your schoolmates supported was a huge success the chest mobile and l looked into your lungs and gave you a clean bill of health Things were set for your big Senror Year and the class picnic was the first event on the social agenda. Your last high-school summer gave you time to collect your wits and finances in preparation for the hectic I2-A term. A series of hurricanes did a great deal of damage but you were quick to realize that things might have been much worse. Good House- keeping' the senior play vyent off very well thanks to your excellent team vsork. As your stay at Hope drew to a close l savx the deserving ones recognized at Honors Day. Class Day was an hilarious occasion' the Senior Prom was at once beautiful and melancholy for you realized that it was your last time together as a school unit. Like all classes before you you were checked out and graduated in a profusion of shouts laughter applause and perhaps the slightest trace of tears! This is your history O class of anuary, l955. lt is quite ordinary to those of us who have and vnill vsatch the happenings of Hopeg yet I know that to you it will always seem exciting -unique-yes indeed only yours alone! -nnnn-nn:-:Ill-hui!!!-Inhxu-I: nn: un 1 n 11 xx xx. xx. xx, x x. x xxxxx I 1 In lr In XF In IP I' I' I I F I I 1 1 EL 1 I 1 I I I . .y y I I . y -I U , i the library, study hall-any room with a television setg you, too, saw the start of the 1 X X X I In In In XII In I I1 Wi Il IP I I I I I I I I I I ' Q I HELJHGILLELILQ-w1T1H1lHIlHlI CLASS WILL We udith Orchoff and Lorna Sterngold attorneys to the honorable class of anuary nineteen hundred and fifty hve of Hope High School in the city of Providence in the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations being of sound mind memory and judgment do hereby legally publish our clients last will and testament I joan Sullivan leave the glockensperl to all those who like to hear bells I Willis Copeland hnally leave my seat in Mr McLaughlms Office' I rmmy Kruger leave Miss Hall two rams four trochees and .1 sponde in the s venth foot I Alice Silverstein leave my ability to count days to the next class chrono logist I Hannah Goldstein leave Miss Kelley a stop watch for 8 79 arrivals I joan Augustyn leave the midget seat in 307 to anyone who talks too much and is caught I Doris Bowden leave my needle and thread to any girl who needs to sew initials on her gym socks I Bernard Kiernan leave my chemical abilities to Charles Helm better luck to him' I Paul Botvin leave my excellent dic- tion to Miss Hall. I Paula Pickar finally leave my old gym outfit. I Beatrice Marx leave my lack of speed in getting from the cafeteria to the third floor to all rival track teams. I Rosella Moss leave my 8:50 dash to anyone who is pressed for time. I Rhea Goldstein leave my locker to any mouse in need of a home. I Lenore White leave my two studies to anyone who's too tired to carry books home. I Robbie Lindenbaum leave my locker to anyone who likes picture galleries. I Donald Charles leave a burned art- metal bench and a scratched wood-work- ing bench to any reliable furniture re- storer. I Thomas Blackwood leave Mr Gurn ham with all the good looking girls who plan to be physicists I ohn Brosnahan leave my name on the back of every chair Ive sat behind I Gil McLaughlin leave Mr Mc Laughlin to carry on the good name I Richard Saltzman do hereby be queath my Keufel and Esser log of the log Polyphase duplex slide rule with a K scale to anyone whose heart is set on having it I june Shapiro leave a bariufn cock tail to anyone that likes to amuse her friends at lunch We the Luncheaters Inc leave pink Canada Mints a floor mop Cfor the milk a certain member has spilledj and that most humane device an automatic door closer for brisk afternoons We the lucky girls who took Latin leave Mr. Smith a great big kiss. I Ben Wheeler having had my fill of gods goddesses and three headed pooches leave Greek Mythology to the Greeks. We two unidentified guilty individ- uals known only to a few leave the teachers entrance to the teachers. We The Wise Ones leave the patrons of the tower assorted smoking jackets. We who have taken a laboratory sci- ence leave to some quick thinking suc- cessor all the un-assigned days we never a . We leave Miss Wells with her won- derful sense of humor and expert guid- ance to the very fortunate incoming c ass. Therefore, we, the Attorneys to the anuary Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty- Five, sign, seal, and deliver this last will and testament for probate of the estate. -Judith I. Orchoff -Lorna R. Sreingold X blrii l' fl7ifli.il'iiiI7i I XxlTXixlTfil Txx xx xx. xx x x x xxxxs. I it Il ll xl I l I . l l ,l' ' , ' -1 , . - hd l J CLASS lt IS the year 1984 tl1e scene IS the l1b of Rrehard X Saltzman, the re nowned sclentrst vyho IS exhnbxtmg l11s latest achreyement a gyroencambulator Cerazy mrxed up txme m1ch1neJ to tl1e members of the Class of january 1955 who are holdtng thenr reumon Gradually john Connets sclentlfie curnosnry IS pnqued he vtlth the 1ss1stanee of Gerry Rrde a promxsmg nuclear physlcrst grasps the lowest leyer Suddenly the maehme shakes rattles and rolls there IS a br1ll11nt H1511 of blmdmg lnght ln 111 mstmt the eltss IS removed to the lmd of neettr 1nd 1mbros11 Mount Olympus vshere tl1ey are greeted by Mercury fleet footed messenger of the C ods 1nd 1re brougl1t before Zeus and Hera klng 1nd queen of tl1e l1I.lVl.I1S Be 1tr1ee Ptrmenner Barbar1 Rocehro and oyee Arehl bald eomment on the bustllng 1et1v1ty Zeus explams that thus IS the sprung festnval 1nd the el 1ss wnll be gurded on 1 heavenly tour Fnrst on the agend1 1re songs and dances by the musncal Muses partrcularly notreed are Carherme Seeley a celebrated ballerma and Erleen Paco celebrated pnamst These mortals LIUSC 1 flurry of exentement and the ace reporter of the Olymplan rntervnevys the strange creatures In order to furnlsh front page nevys, l1e decrdes to conduct a spot survey Grant Langlo1s, oan Bout1l1er, and George Cyuertm are among the first mtervrewed Later the reporter meets wrth Kayla Frshman Alberta Potter and Yvette Grtefer earth yournalxsts to drscuss thexr lnterary careers Artnsts of the group Natalne Levme and S1mon Sahagtan also yom IU and dtscuss therr artnstnc endeavors Meanvshlle Sandra Malkm female fashlon editor of Collegtate Coed Inc IS busxly sketchmg the flovung garments of the goddesses for tl1e next 1ssue of the m1gaz1r1e She IS closely attended by Phnl Dnamond Thomas Melaughlm 1nd Robert Conn her busmess managers Durmg these nnteryneyys a shr1ll yxhlstle pxerces the anr the Olymprc games are begmnmg Everett C1I'N'lll10, jerry Aron Tony D1B11se Drck Hagoplan oe Pxmental and Bob Tunstall famous tthletes of therr day are among the most mterested spectators Other avnd sports f1ns present are Ken Ferretra Bob Bes sette rmmy' Myette and Lexus Grnfhn who have also gamed prommence rn the held of sports As they start the dee1thlon the band mcludmg Alan Brunner Beatrnce Coppola Nadya Ismarlov jean Greene and Zachary Fernandes starts to play and Bob Asadorran begms 1 crazy mad roll on hrs drums Stttmg down rn the stands are Ted Shavy Mmager of Tl1e Shaw Syndlcate and hrs fleet of super efflcrent seeret1r1es 1mong whom me see Phyllxs Broun Ellen Comer Andy Gen ttle Lotte W1ll1el1 1nd Hope Prrest lust 1 mxnute' A serlous aecrdent has oe 00 55-v ivfX.r 36 ', 4 e . 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' K L , v Y ' , 4 e .t . 1 . 4 ' PROPHECY eurred on the field and 11 corps of doctors led by X ida Dans ru hes on to the field accompanied by Ann McDermott Kitty Mills B verly Thoren aniee Sehret ter and Francis Wuycik all nurses to the rescue Actually it was not an acer dent just Milton Redlichs small pox shot bothering him Now David Smith elected Bacchus for the day opens the second section of games Onto the field comes that tremendous fabulous All Mt Olympus volleyball team led triumphant ly by the star server lorna Sterngold Following her are udy Orchoff the out standing spiker Put Anderson Virginia Tnares ind th pride of the second llne Audrey Perry Giving, the running eommentlry on these games ire Plul Doyon Bob Hrdfield Dick Helton md Marvin icobson great sports announcers During halftime there rs a meteor lifting contest with Bob Ward Bob Mernnek md Bob Rossngnal as contestants and baton tmrling done by Pat Ovuren Ions Mabray and Caroline Gibree Later the Gods ask their guests to present 20th century entertainment Marilyn Krrschenbaum aecordionist Stuart Taylor and leRoy Williams singers give a diversified musical program Elated by their vurm reception Marilyn Rerfel Carolyn Venezial Dot Volpe and Delores Travers ardent Hope Alumnae give a lively reaccounting of their school days on days at old Alma Mater The contests recommence and Hercules is declared champion meteor lifter He asks the audience for challengers oel Robinson feathervyelght champion of East Overshoe is the first to reach him and is followed immediately by his managers Eugene Sulliyan George Smith and Donald lopes The bout is a tie and both wear laurels As for baton rvurling we leave that to the gods and goddesses The day rs elimaxed by a neetlr ale party Sylxii Cormin Brrbne Comrrs Audrey Bonardl and Helen Garabedlm mod l the robes of Venus Aurora Herl ind Diana that they haye borrowed for the fere While sipping their sloe necttr fizzes the former Dorothy Tznitmonico Hope Norman mice Wexler md Ann Votta busily discuss what they will tell their husbands Esther Morse 1 grammrr school teacher thinks yoyfully of all the stories she will relate to her pupils To the delight of the Muses and to the astonishment of Vestl goddess of purity Harris Roomes Pauline Venable Ruth Resh Georgian Sh iheen eannette Nthod ind George Ashley lrdent adyoeates of yazz do 1 hep verslon of Rhythm md Blues Upon being propelled back to good old 1984 Miss Wells our most welcomed guest finally arrives and adds her great humor to the occasion is we all tell her of the countless happenings of our day on Mount Olympus' 37 ' , 1 ' ' 'A 1 1 'A S l . 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' ' '. 1 A , 1 A 1 1 , YA. 1 , j 1 ' 1 , 1 ', 1 1 ' '1 A1 ', 1 .A 'A ' 1 1 7 1 , AA A , 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 K i A V 1 ' MUSICALLY SPEAKING SMOKE DREAMS Oh for 1 t1g.,1rette MONEH BL RNS A HOLE IN MX POCKET Senror expenses FIVE MIINLTES MORE to lctrn 400 words for the French test MAKE BEIIEVE Semor Play SXVEETHEART OE SIC MA CHI Mrss H1lI EOOI S WAIK IN Assrsmnt Prlncrptls Ofhte I DIDNT RNOXV XXHAT TIME IT WAS SIlf.,I1I CITIDEL rn schedule THE THINLS I DIDNT DO Homework VUHERI IS H OLR HI ART Brologjy Gltss KEEP IT A SEC RIT Pit Owren GIMME A IITTII KISS Kult x Irmmx rn Cood Houselteepxng I NEED X OI NOXV The 10th pornt MAKE IOTS OF NOISE Pep rxlly SUNDAY IUMPS Rcldcrs Digest tlrds due tomorrovt I DIDNT SI IP I WASNT PI SHED I FEII onto the bus U OCLOLK IN THE MORNING Lets st 1rt the homework TEACH ME 'IONIC HT futrle ertmmrng for Coops SH BOOM pwrents rerctron to report curds A LITTI E BIRD TOI D ME the wnsvs ers to the Chemrstry test THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY Mr Dehney WONDER WHY I Hunked LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT Honor Souety Pms TOO YOUNC to qulr school STEAM HEAT Mr Curnhams Room A IITTIE BIT INDI PI NDENT Smrth S1Irzm1n 8. Kruger OOP SHOOP heqrd rn the mfererra MEANDERIN to class GOOD MORNING I hue 1 few numbers here MY TIME OF DAX after tvso thlrty DIM DIM THE LIGHTS after 1 xrsrt from CaroI CUBAN MAMBO those Iessons rn the gjmrls gym locker room I A J II we - . Q ' 72 , V f , V- 4 4 I I .N ,I L v ' 4 ' ' I f ' . , , ,, I . .. ,. . 7 .. W 1 YJ . 1 A 1 I A ' ' . : f r 1 -- - ,, , I 1 . .I EW 'A 4 C' -I 1' ' I ' ' H 4 7 v 'H ' TIP-TOE THRU THE TI'I.IPS and across the lawn nt 8229 'I 1' A: A I y I' 'I Q 7 ' E ' I . . 'I I ln . 1 . 1 ' I . 2 I ' ' , . . ' 1 ,., V 5 . .. h . 7. , yy If k Z lligllilg 13fglLlf1lL.lEU,P1IVeJQ jjfcflll WL I DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? lrns Bromberg wrote on her bookslrp ln Englush cl rss Romeo and ulnet C yr mo de Bergerac The members of Physncs 1X put gum nn Mr Gurnhams grant sltde rule Hum and Strum sang Sweetheart of Sngml Chl to Mxss Hall Rnchard Slltzman brought 1 watermelon and a cocoanut to cafeteria and passed pornons out to the hungry students ln a pep rally Mr Russell lauded the school splrnt of yesteryear by telllng about the purchase of Old Hope Fleld and how every nlght the students would go dovyn there and fill IH th swamp wnth members of the faculty Annette Kaplans versron of Daphne and Apollo whnch had the heronne turnlng rnto a moral tree turned to Mnss Hall and asked Want to change my mark novyf The attempts of the Messrs Russell and Leach at taking over our all g1rl Lann class How well Carol Mtnrgan and Lee Morrts dxd the exercrses ID gym class Florence Egavnan forgot her locker comblnatlon and had to go all around the school to End a teacher who could grve 1t to her Mr Dummer gave every girl ln hls Chemistry class a flower Sandra Malkrn wore lrpstxck Raymond McCarty broke a wnndow during baseball practlce Lorna Stenngold opened her lunch bag and a frlendly lrttle mouse walked out The Drlver Tralnlng group ran out of gas at the top of a hlll Hope beat Central rn football 19 6 Alrce Stlverstem yntterbugged at the junror Prom udy Orchoff havmg declded that srnce she hadn t memorrzed Mrltons sonnet on hrs blmdness no one was gomg to ran around the cafeterla fwhere all memo rxzmg IS doneb glvlng everyone a sermon on the ments of belng nice dld a Bacchanallan dance up three fllghts of stanrs and then sklpped through the thnrd floor corrldors chlrpnng Im Sabrma Im Sabrma' lf-SILT llfglCf1l1lIED,ff.yU2LlQq-1T1 Qlllifllw ll V X - X X, X V V Y N, I l 1 Z 1 l l l l l C . Y A l . 4 T. I I ,, A J . by I Q ' . ' ' ' f f ' . . ' ' ' , . . Y ' - 'z A Y z . ' , ' L 1 1 1 1 '. . . . . ' 1 - Y I L I Y U - That time in English class when Paul Botvin gave an unusually good answer, C . C K C I . l ' ' A I K I. - ' U - C I .K I I I . C K L K 74 . . . 76 I ' D A C K . L C 1 I I K K ' . L U , c , 4 4 l 7 I 4 . - K . E K C K l I . K K C ' . . . A X , , X X, X 7 Y W Xu l ,,'-' 2 - iii DO THINGS DISTURB YOU? NW' MN l ,2,-'l,,f'tf-' E3 ,Z fd, HOMEWORK jlIfmlJfJq1T fx Myfx MQLWI CLASS OF JUNE ,gfii igilx ,? xex- 'Tj' S XX Ivnnlanal 1:13 v I f ini X 5 l I 1 I I - 5 E 'X N'XX'XX N AX X.. g-Z sf f X w In IN .f' . '5 - 1,11 K 'ff' 5 1 'fi if 2 l A , q A ff q, 5 49? C Fee, Q an Ll 1 5 ,? It 4 ' IQ' I x' p n 1 ff 2' - A 1 X7 f 1 1 Owl A ,f 'Q , nl HAROLD O ANTHONY Ha 17 Weymouth Street Polite urltg and congenial Mechamcal Engmeer Skung dancmg huntxng and tennxs Tennls ANDREW M ARSENAULT Andy 192 Dudley Street Ar palxenl and at rlfll Ana' ar full of good uzll Musxc Educatron Fme musnc and good books Band ROBERT A AX LSVUORTH N Cl Sl Nltlxmlex Street Prompiliude rr nr! onli 4 diff? to hrm hut u alto a par! 1 lm gf nd manner: Work Cars and guns MARGARET ARAMIAN Margo 66 Pembroke Avenue The joy of youth her happy rmzle dzfplapr and eare of heart her ez ery look conzepr College Dancmg eatmg classlcal musxc YTeen Club Blue and White Llterary Edrtot Class Presldent 1 Class VlcePres1dent 3 Home room Presldent 5 Homeroom V1cePres1dent 2 Hometoom Program Charrman 1 ROBERT AUSTIN Bo 24 Suffolk Stree man of orefar! and If ihrfft Unlted States Arr Force Sports and gurls CONISTANCI' F BACON Connle N Abbott Street e rt like a hunt f tunrhme an a farm dam Orhce work Danclnt. svtlmmlng musrc an sports Xarslty Cheerleader Hope Ath letlc Club Homeroom Secretary JOYCE LEE ALLEN Allle 678 Pralrle Avenue Sufprued by fog xmpalzent ar the :und Nursmg School Danclng sports Camp Alders gate and the Navy Blue and Whlte Ltterary Stafi jumor Allrance Francaise Y Teen Club The Eorelgn Lan guage Club Homeroom Program Cbartman CLAIRE ALTMAN Crlcket 95 Ametrca Street lNo ner mend could anyone uzrh If Nursmg School Reading tlanclng football games and Eddle Exsher Blue and Whtte Literary Staff YTeen Club Future Nurses Club ltalxan Club LILLIAN A ALMEIDA I 91 Ives Street U here plan: naluralnerr 11 more rn ez xdenre than poluh Womens Army Corps Modern Jazz readmg cookmg and volleyball Y Teen Club ELAINE M AMORE 26 Baxter Street A hear! of purer! gold Jhzner ru ee! and true Ofhce work marnage Musrc drawmg reading and hav mg fun School Chorus YTeen Club iz' If i V V V . V. , , .1 , n - A . 9 U K ' 6 f V' ,, . ' rr. V ,, . V V . ' ', ' Y . f . . . y ' , YV 7' . . , V . V 1 ' - . , , 1 .. 1,, . . V , VH , ., .I V- - U V' 'V ' .... 45 ' , V , , 4- - - and travelmg. VV V V V . 2 ,V X VV' V . D . . 5 V h 1 , are - l ' x .. be V . . X I f ' A fl . . 1 . V. V , l ' .' 1 . '31 H 'f . , , ,- V - Sb , n , . ' ' 1 r . . .. V V V . , S. I V ff 4 . . ' , 1 - ,'. ' . - d ' V. - v V . . , V V , 6. CARL H BAKELMANI Suckegg 9 +4 XX lllard Avenue Quiet hu! u ell mamzered Busmess College or Unlted States Navy Danclng dates and glrls Hope Log Blue and Whlte Clr culatlon Staff usher SCDIOI Play Clrculatlon Staff Homeroom Treasurer 1 Hope Log Represen tatlve 2 ELLEN! BARNES Ellle 168 Stanvsood Street With long blonde haxr lafge blue eye! and a happy smile College ACYIDI., danclng cokes an swlmmlnge Malorette usherette Blue and Whlte Clrculatlon Staff Senlor P ay PATRICIAJ BAKER at 2 Benedlct Street The bert thing: rome m :mall packages Stenographer or marrlage Partles where there are plenty of cokes the gang at the Farm House danclng and the Boston Red Sox School Chorus SHIRLEY C BARNES Shlrl 39 Calals Street Rory cheek: uzlh a cheerful mule Marrlage Baseball basketball potato chlps and frled chlcken Corrldor Receptlonlst Home room Program Chalrman 1 BARBARA LEATTA BARRETT RICHARD ALLAN BATES Bobble and Babs 64 Camp Street Happznerr abut e all thmgr Ofhce work Jim Gordons radlo show Rhythm and Blues eatlng an gettlng, the latest news Chorus Hope Log TYPISI Re Cross Representatlve I ALBERT J BEARS 30 Lockwood St Cranston Truth and Jmrerltg felt equal w hu frzerzdrhxp United States Navy Baseball hunrlng glrls and danc ln Usher Blue and Whlte Clrcula tlon Edltor Baseball team Home room Vlce Presldent 1 JOYCE M BENNETT joycle 31 Kllburn Ave Saylesvllle Dlck 165 Power Street Fun If reluhed by the ber! of uf Canada bowllng camplng and glrs Usher Proyectlon crew Cross country wlnter track MARION B BELCONIS Myts 211 Jewett Street Those Il ho knou her bert praue her mon Bookkeeplng and secretarlal work Danclng ro Latm Amerlcan mu SIC operettas good novels and neat dressers SHIRLEY THERESA BERNARD Thy :pmt f rheerfullmerr 35 Elmwood Avenue spreads rt radzant lzghl on the 1, I 4 pjgawye fo knou be, mul! of all Mania 8 College g DHDCIUI., svulmmlng and tenrlls Potato Ch1PS 593 SPYHY .I Hope Athletlc Club YTeen PHFUES and POPS MCYC Club Homeroom Program Chalr FIISI Ald Warden Blue and man 1 Whlte Ass t Buslness Manager 45 F' z . A 'Il up ., .Af V- - - ,. 4 1, Q 7 . ., , Q y - ' Y . ' . S Y . 5 . , l ' -l u , . I ' I l . V .. . V . ,, ., . . I H ' ' ' , Air Force-College , ' , Cl , ' . ' , t ' f . 'l. . . r ' , d , 4' ' 3 ,Aw 5 ' Al . , 4 - n 1 3 I Y I l S . . . gh U . . ' ' ' v 1 w . Q ' ' 3 . 4, . ,, V ,, U V Y 7: I l ,, vp v 71 r 1 ' , Y , P D Y ' , . Y ' . , , . ROBERT GORTON BRADSHAW Bu 3 Summit Avenue He that dtd good to all men College or Armed Services Sports and Western music Usher Program Chairman Ath letic Association Representative Red Cross Representative Home room Treasurer 1 TYLER BRIGGS I2-I Porter Street He u 4 gentleman from mul to rmu ri Engineering Watching a good hockey game playing. a bugle basketball and DeMolay Drum and Bugle Corps Band Homeroom President 7 Homeroom Vice President 1 Homeroom Treasurer 1 NIELX IN BRODY N e IW Twnd.1llAsenue It mit the rhmgr ifu pfuexf it 5 the ren :fe that mearurer IIIIIFII' Navy Electronics Sports dantini. ard girls Stage Crew Propetrion fren Civ il Defense Air Raid Warden City High School Chorus SAMUEL BRICKLE Brick I8 Vassar Avenue II' orzderourly arm e lmghz and great in strength Textile designing Girls speedboats and dancing Football baseball tennis wrest ing IRA BROADMAN 45 Harriet Stree II hat authority Ill thy speech Engineering at Brown Football basketball and girls Usher Homeroom Treasurer IIB Mike 54 Lorimer Axenue B th I1 H6 and hrth delightful t lournalism or Law Sports iazz band Sh Boom and dancing Hope Loi. Blue and White Lit erari Staff Fencing DAVID BERSON Birdie IZI Lancaster Street He ner EV haf a lm' In Jdfl. afuap r plearaut in ezerg nay University of Rhode Island - Chemistry Tennis, football, swimming, and driving cars. Tennis. YVONNE BLANCHARD Evi6 32 Croyland Road Cond nature ir one of the firhefl giftr uf life. Stenographer Dancing, swimming skating and hiking EUGENE BISHOP Gene H-I Oxford Street For mam a joke har he to tell. Linotype School in New York Football, hockey, convertibles, and music. Blue and White Advertising Staff, Basketball, Hockey, Home- room Treasurer 1. FRANCES L. BOLOTIN Fran 256 Gallatin Street The fates tn this lady hare heen hind. beauty. wit. herider a brilliant n1im1'.I' University of Nebraska You Belong to Me slow- dreamy music and Omaha boys. Hope Log Blue and White Lit erary Staff junior Red Cross 1' y I 7, L -A 11 dn .I I H , .I . . . . D . , ll I , , , - V ,YJ f ' I l A Y L V 1, 1 ln NIICHAFL D. BROINIBERG H A ' . 1 . I I I ,, ,. I - I . . 0 , , 1 4 , ' ,. Y I Un. -Av I '. -I I 1 . I '. A ' V A , . . Y . V ,Y I - I' L f' X V 46 t U CAROL RITA BROOIHFIELD Ca roll 25 Colonxal Road Happy am I from care I rn free College Rxdmg tn an aqua conwertlble Goodntght Sweet heart cash mere sweaters and Benny Good man records Hope Log Blue and White Lxt erary StaH GEORGE THOMAS BUBEN Bube 118 North Mam Street He that If of a merry bear! Busxness College Army New York Yankees Rhythm and Blues records football and base a Student Publrcnty Clvnl Defense Committee Ftrst Axd Warden BARBARA BROWN Small Fry 15 Quard Street S full rf 3 B117 and 113 lr e .r mtent Sec retarxal vu ork Football games Rhythm and Blues records and hrllbrlly mu Glee Club Hope Log Represen tanve 1 XWILLIAM LLOYD BUCHANAN 69 Weymouth Street To fulmaie Lmdnerf 1: a taluable par! of hu life Massachusetts Marxttme Academy Musnc outdoor work and all sports Indoor and outdoor track Cross Country RONALD BURGESS Ronnne 95 Arnold Street He lot ed to tell a yoke College Entertainer Money and food Blue and Whtte Art Staff Home room V1cePresldent 2 ANTHONY M CAPOZZA Tony 77 Royal Avenue Dedicated If ffzendrbzp and det med tn :dealt College Avratron Cadet Huntmg horseback rndrng and flying, Movre Crew ltalnan Club FRANK CARSON 65 Algonqum Street Frrerzdlg and uell liked by all Umted States Arr Force Ftshlng baseball football GINO CAMPELLONE He uorkf ruth zeal Rhode Island School of Desrgn The New York Yankees horse bac rldmg hot rods and sports ltalran Club Track DOROTHY A CARROLL Rocky 96 Evergreen Street Watch ber feet bou uell they Jkate Professronal F1gureSkater lce skatmg hockey games ndmg and Mount Saint Charles Student Actrvmes Ofhce FRANK CATALDI Frankle 32 Oak Street He nezer came a umk too toon Undecnded Sports Baseball Cross Country 47 1 ' ff 0 1 ff 'f' . 7. . H ' V I ' v - I 7 v v ' src. . . 5 ' ' q U ..Bu,. ,. . U ' Y W , . ,, y u ' ' , b ll. ' ' . , . 179 Ledge Street -I V l- H -I , 1 U . . k , , , ' l ' 2 ' , ' ' n . y . . , ' . . ' v 1 H U ri ' . Q - 9 ELIZABETH M CLANTON nz 62 Doyle Avenue A kznd heart alwayr bring: good fnendrlnp Nursmg Rhode Island Hos pxta Sports musxc seemg Hope wm football games and dancing Drxver trammg YTeen Club Future Nurses Club Homeroom Secretary 1 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Red Cross Representatxve 2 PETER J COOGAN Pete 36 Fosclxcke Street Hou eary to be amiable m the midst of Jucren Umted States Arr Force Jazz souped up Fords blondes and 2 30 Stage crew ELLEN CORCORAN E IC 74 Darlmg Street Grateful and ureful fn all .the doe! Office Work Dancmp, musnc seemt Hope beat La Salle and Jonas Jokes School Chorus Drnver Trammdg Club 48 RAYMOND E CLARKE Ray 100 Daboll Street The Jlrong hand of exefutn e autbonty Umted States Army Gxrls sports dancmg and muszc Football wrestlmg Homeroom Treasurer 1 ROBERT M COONEY Bo 1060 Eddy Street Congemalxtg :J the purcbare pure of bu fnendrbrp Prep-School College Arhletxcs musxc and Make um Belreve BARBARA ANN CORRIE Buzz 5 john Street Deep nded m mtellfgenfe :deaf and influence! Secretary Weekends readmg muslc and football games Blue and Whnte Lnterary Staff Blue and Whnte Typnst Hope Log Typrst YTeen Club Class Secretary 1 Homeroom Presxdent DONALD ALBERT CHAPMAN Don 20 Dev ey Street Let mtegrztg and uprrglymeu preren e thee Navy Everythmg Usher Chorus Hope Log Dra matxc Club JOHN DUFF CHAPMAN ack 708 Magnolra Street Cbaraftef :J the conzerrlone of all Jurfen Umversxty of Rhode lsland Dancmg bovtlmg, p3fI16S and musrcal engagements Band Orchestra JOAN MARIE CHAPMAN Joanne 81 Benent Street Ezer m .fmrler ala ag: friendly Busrness School or Mamage Typxng Shorthand Clothes and roller skatmg Orchestra Hope Chorus YTeen Club Future Nurses Club Young Artlst Club ROBERT CHERNOV Reuv 71 Sumter Street A man of .fuck a gemal mood Commercial Artxst Ernle Anderson the Baltxmore Ornoles TD Thompson and tlrawmge Blue and Whrte Art Staff Hope Log, Art Stall Forelgn Language Club Basketball Baseball 1:1 v X A lx I ll ' I , . 1 V v - ' l - Y A . V Y ,f ,, 4 Y . Y ' 7 U Y. . , , Q , - , J , ' .3 , ..L. ,. ' T - .' . J, l , , . . . I 3 V 3 ' f ' ' ' ' . ! Q I Y . ! , , , . u vu . bib ' - rr W u n I v . ,,.. .. . y u ' ' - V - .f l ' Y 7 V , . y' 1 V . , . l ., . v 5 - ' Q , FREDERICKJ COTTAM Te 39 Sackert Street Clezer you are uzth changeful Jcheme: Lmted States Nlavy Rhythm and Blues drnve ms an Pav day EARL D CRANDALI. II 1 16 Upton Avenue He rr handromer than any of our handrome young men Brown Unnversnty Dnxteland pazz gxrls sport cars and Oriental rugs Usher German Club CHARLES T COTTON Charlne 79 Hrggms Avenue The man uorthu hzle xr the man uho can .mule uhen ez ev,-nhmg goer dead ufong Sports food musrc Prep school Football basketball track Ath lenc Assocxatron Representauve Class Presndent Homeroom Pres xdent l JESSAMINE CROSBY jessre 50 Launston Street Shell :true lo pleare you ez ery day College Snowstorms przza dogs and ear rmgs Hope Log Blue and Whrte Lxt erary Staff Y Teen Club 1- gf ROBERT CROWELL 66 Ornole Avenue A goulh of quzet uayr College Musxc photography and sports cars Orchestra BARBARA G CRUDELI Barbxe 90 Oak Street A face u :th gladnerr oz enpread Umversxty of Rhode Island Nursxng Sanlboatrng dancmg yazz and Bobby Hackett Blue and Whnte Lxterary Staff Usherette YTeen Club Home room V1cePres1dent 1 Home room Secretary 1 Homeroom Program Chantman 2 ANITA CURRAN Wxta 75 Broadway A good heart like herr II u orth gold Interror Decorator Roller Skatxng dancmg musnc and qunet restaurants Y Teen Club STEPHEN H CROWLEY 165 Byfield Street A Jhreud and careful mmd Umted States Arr Force Earl Bostxc eats any old Ford and comfortable shoes FERNANDO S CUNHA Fred 163 Gano Street He xr aluajr human uhen he talkr College Engineer Playmg rn the band dancmg and bowlrng Band Orchestra JOSEPH J DALUZ oe 5 4 Hope Street He xr a raluznt youth Unxted States Amr Force Sports lump musxc pretty gxrs and night clubs Track 49 V I Q ' ' vh A . - ' i y . . . 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V , H 4 7 7 ' ROSALIE DeCRISTOFARO 290 Rtver Avenue A true frzend utth a rrmle ar a trademark Carl Henry show tce skattng and betng wtth Carol jo and Marte YTeen Club Future Nurses Club Homeroom Vtce Presr dent 2 DOLORES JEAN DERKAZ Squeaky 83 Bogman Street Lue lore and be happy Umverstty of Rhode Island Dancrng drtvtng Marlon Bran do and football Girls Chorus LOIJIS DOLAN Luke I9 Harvard Axenue A rlaarrmng uell bred V ang man Proudence College Gtrls yazz cars and sports Track Homeroom V1cePres1 dent I Homeroom Treasurer I 50 ANTONIO DELGARDO 258 South Mann Street True u urtlzv rr being not reemmg Umted States Arr Force Swtmmmg mustc and sport stones CAROL MARIE DEWEY I4 Evergreen Street More farr ibarz all of them Untverstty of Rhode Island Rhode Island Reds lce skatnng and ratny days WALTER M DONNELLY Walt 44 know les Street Ifelbtvlir he exlvflnlr great rkrll HI atbleitrr 'mted States Nav, Roller skattnl. rtdtnt footbal and auto ractng RAYMOND D AMICO Re 58 Ford Street Fraternal lot e bear: fir precwur frmtr Umted States Arr Force Baseball football vsrestlmg an grrls JOHNINY DAVIS Iune Bug 6 Clorane Street Fleet of foot and tall of Jzze College Armed Servrces All sports Rhythm and Blues and good movtes Bank Basketball football track Class President I Homeroom Vtce Prestdent I Nw' LOLIS DAX ID ou 659 Hope Street Keermerr of mtelleft the keg rmre of rurrerr Dndectded The month of lune ltaltan harr cuts yeeps and weekends Blue and Whrte Ctrculatton Staff Sentor Play ROBERT DAVIS Bobby 159 Althea Street He I5 rlmrt rlmulderea' broad 2110117 and tough Untted States Arr Force Ptlot Sports square danctng, and jazz mustc Usher Wtnter track wrestltng baseball Homeroom Prestdenr l Homeroom V1cePres1dent 2 I Y ..L .. .. d.. , . .,, V I ' I , , ' 4 . Ll ,' , ' - x A '- I ,' :if rl ' 'I H D . 4 Yr , . . , . . . . Y I I 'V 1 ' I 1 , . L ' I . I 1 I 1 . h . . . ' y If ,if V ..R0,. - rr . . ,, V . . If University of Rhode Island - Aff S ! . I y 1 ' ' ' -T ' Y Y - , 2 I .. ,V V V., H A H t v ' ' ' ' , ' A 1- ,K . - ' ' . ,NA K. , . 1 .H M1 I . . A L ' rv - ' . '. I .'- I I '. M Y ' I ROBERT EMMETT DOWNEY ..BOb., 96 Summitt Avenue Quiet hu: affahle - courteour, too. Armed Services, State Troopers Watching sports, machinery, so- cial gatherings and family life MADELINE FRANCES DOZIER Maddy 80 Willard Avenue laugh and Ihe u afld' laugh: u rlh you Airline stewardess or telephone operator Roller skating movies dancing and sports Chorus Driver Training Club VIRGINIA MARGARET DOYLE Ginny 420 Adelaide Avenue The .ru eetert thing that E1'2f gfeu . Dancing Teacher Dancing, singing swimming, an weekends. Xarsity cheerleader Young Art ists Club Homeroom Vice Presi dent 2 Homeroom Secretary 2 Homeroom Treasurer 1 ROBERTA ANN DUNN Robby 97 Irving Avenue Lei thy modesty conquer all College-Rhode Island School of Design Boats and pop music Blue and White Art Staff Art Services Hope Log GLORIA EARLE G 0 37 Redwing Street She 1: all goodnerr and a tender heart Secretarial Work Opera Mario Lanza and swim ming Driver Training STEPHEN EDMONDS 3 ,Ienckes Street Beu are I may do rome thing Jenralmnal get Rhode Island School of Design Flamingo with Earl Bostic Lullaby of Birdland with Er rol Garner girls and sports Cross country winter track base a DAVID H EPSTEIN PY 20 Holly Street Aluagr laughing net er .tad .fometrmer naughty hut nerer University of Rhode Island History Teacher Red convertibles pink shirts white bucks and money Hope Log ANN A EDMONDS Shorty 160 Howell Street 'The mort cerlarn srgn of muchzef u rheerfulnerr Business School Stenography Sarah Vaugn modern yazz and volleyball Hope Chorus YTeen Club Hope Log Representative I Red Cross Representative MARVIN EISENSTADT 1 12 Keene Street A magmhcent .rpeclacle of human happmen' Pharmacist All sports listening to Ernie An derson good iokes and Mr Gurnham junior French Club Baseball ARCHIE H ERGANIAN Arch 111 Somerset Street Wrth malice tou ard none ufth rhantg and cheerful nerr or all College Music blondes traveling and ood Usher Football cross country track 51 , d y - .7 ' - I I ' ' C- I IJ - I .. I ,, r 19 A . . 1 , ' , 3 . ' . . , - U . ' f . , Steve Ike G 9 H I - I I ,, t X ' 1' ' , 511. ' ' ' ' 1 - . I . ' :ls UE. .. I -- 1,,,dy'l l ii i f ' CARL HARRIS FELDMAN Ktddo 15 Creston Way Polzlenerr fort: lztzle and gleldr murh Gxrls dancmg cars and re harr Hope Log Blue and Whtte Ad verttsmg Staff Spanrsh Club PI-IYLLIS RUTH FIREMAN Phy 156 By Held Street A zozce mf! and ru ee! Collegelvfedncal Secretary Dancmg records bowlmg and datmg Blue and Whrte Ltterary Stat? Student Publxcxty French Club NICK EUVICH Nllck '49 Carr Street Grateful I1 ar hu nrm and flende Armed Sen me Sports mowxes televxsnon and ptzza baseball basketball 52 CAROLE ANN FIELDS Fneldste 120 Park Vnew Avenue Norwood Ar fan a lrtlle dame ar et er from a glad u orld came Umversrty of Rhode Island ends rldtng through Connecttcut and G 897 Hope Log Blue and Whmte Ad vertrsnng Staff Voxce of D mocracy junlor Alltance Fran cars Booster Club Homeroom V1cePres1dent 1 JOYCE FORREST Trng a Lmg 13 Eleventh Street A Ju eel duorder rn rhe dress Pnvate Secretary Convertnbles Provndence College and vrrtmg letters jumor Varsrty Cheerleader Dra matncs Club Homeroom Secre tary 1 Homeroom Treasurer 7 FRED GAIGE 155 Brown Street The thought: of mouth are lung long thought! College ln Bri1LlWC5f fOberlm1 School sptrxt New England Track Champlonshlps and gurls Blue and Whtte Sports Staff Hope Log Usher Basketball vunter track sprung, track Class Treasurer 5 Homeroom Pres: dent 4 MARY ELIZABETH ESPOSITO Slovtpoke 753 Washlngton Street Happmerr rr the fupreme object of her EXIJIKHIE Rhode Island Hosprtal School of Nursmg Basketball bovsltng Eddle Elsh er and Louns Armstrong Booster Club Student Publxcxty YTeen Club Homeroom Vlce Presrdent 1 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Red Cross Representatnve ROBERT EARRELI. Bobby 59 Woodbrne Street Slrong ronrlrmt plearanl une Umted States Navy Danctng, bovnlmg przza an Fords Cross Country track xndoor trac Homeroom Presldent 1 DONALD JAMES FARRISH Don Centrol Prke Scrtuate True polrteueu IJ perfect eare and freed' m Navy Accountant Dancmg zolf stamp and com collectmg Golf ELLIOTT I FEINER 164 Evergreen Street A 11111 grind fellnu and full ff glee 11 hu darer to laugh out loud and 766 College-Accountancy Popular musnc dancmg gurls and sports Blue and Whrte Ltterary Staff 1 . I A A' M , . J I V , I , I . MEIN I A ' I M ' A H' H -1 V 1 ' ' I - f I7 . Y, Y . , . y d Y K V -' ' h 4 1 1 l y . ks V , W .f I. ,, ' . . College University of Rhode Island week- ! D - 1 - Y ' A . ' ' 5 ' - A . 6' . 3 . .E , , .. 1.. . . ., Y - rv I ' ' - 1 D I Y . . l l ' I Y I , t . . Y . , ,IH 1 . I . C V. , V ' - ' . I I A A ,, ' , 7 1 JOSEPH EDWARD GALLAGHER Kitzel 989 Eddy Street 'Cheerfulnen ir health. United States Navy or College Science, math sandlot sports and hot rods GREGORY GEMMA Peck 480 Cranston Street For health and comtant enjoy ment of lrfe gzze ur a keen and ez er ready rerue of humor Undecided Music sports and souped up cars KATHRYN GARGANO Kathy 56 Ardoene Street H01l'!U20ldUdf4iY the Jeemr to he. College-Medical Secretary Talking on telephone, dancing, driving, and hockey games, School chorusg Hope Athletic Club Young Artists' Club Span- ish Club Boosters' Club YTeen Club Class Vice President 1 Class Secretary 1 Homeroom Vice President 3 Athletic Asso ciation Representative NANCY ANN GENTRY Nan 255 Willard Avenue A .rprmgy mutton nz her gait Dancer or Stenographer Dancing swimming tennis and Liberace Young Artists Club Hope Log Representative 1 Bnf A if C 9 S HELEN ANNE GIBBS Gibby 65 Farragut Avenue Demure and quiet the zr and yet methznkr there :J mme thing more herleath College Dancing football hockey and Sh Boom by the Crew Cuts Hope Athletic Club Y Teen Club French Club Red Cross Representative 1 ALBERTJ GILBERT 1 76 Superior Street He uar merry there and at eate Armed Service Sports Homeroom 118 yazz and pizza Blue and White Art Staff Base ball team EILEEN GILLEENEY Re Salisbury Street We caught her happy Jmxle Private Secretary Roller skating dancmg and Rhythm and Blues Red Cross Representative 1 and Blue and White Typist NANCY ANN GIBLIN Nan 87 Abbott Street She rmgr u ordr wzthout falrehood Secretary and Marriage Dancing music roller skating and The Four Aces Chorus FERN MEREDITH GILKENSON Hou lady like bou queer: like the appear! Medical Secretary All sports Christian Young Peo ples Activities writing letters and meeting people Blue and White Ltterary Staff Hope Log typist Homeroom Program Chairman 2 LUKE A GILMORE Buddy 513 Prairie Avenue A little nontenre nou and then xt reluhed hy the u :Jett men United States Navy Pilot Sports milk girls and Liberace i X , 5 - D - , X A I A .' 4 ' .V - . . . . ' 'Q ' 82 Chapel St., Saylesville f f' - ' - , ' ' - X i in 1 1 ' . J 'Eff' f U dl' qu - ll ' I V ' ll- - - D y '15 'r ' 53 s -' HOWARD GOODMAN Goodie 166 Hamilton Street All thing: confer: hu .strength College-Agriculture Girls outdoor sports and science Homeroom Secretary 1 VIRGINIA GOVE I5 Chestnut Ave Saylesville A merry lzght gleamr from her eyes Business School Roller skating horseback d ing hunting and Carl Henrys Rhythm and Blues TRINDA ANN GREEN Little One 4 Hazard Avenue A :ery merry dancing laughing girl Dental Assistant Marriage Best Way Cleaners cashmere sweaters Sh Boom and a Sl Lray Studebaker Varsity Cheerleader YounL Ar tists Club Hometoom Vice Pres ident l Blue and White Typist Blue and White Literary Stall and Chorus 54 WARREN A GOOLGASIAN Scooter Rizzuto 75 Moore Street Much uudom often goes uzth the feu en u ard: Pharmacist or Dentist Iazz athletics Ernie Anderson and girls RUTH GREEN 42 Cypress Street 'Tell me u hat maker you ro exceedingly glad Bryant College Charcoal suits and pink shirts 7 30 bell on Fridays pizza and sour pickles JUDITH GAIL GREENIBERG udy ISO Lancaster Street A lttely light shone in the laughter ff he eyer College Bovnlim. dancing records and drivinl. Hope Log Blue and White Ad vertisini. Editor DOLORES MARIE GLASBERG Dolly 116 Willard Avenue Soft Jmiler hy human kindness hredfl Marriage Till We Tvso Are One Joni james football and baseball. Orchestra Young Artists Club MARILYN S GLASER Lynn 61 Holly Street Naluralnerr and poluh are equally zn ez :dent College Bnai Brith Conventions play ing the accordion and playin the Glokenspiel informal jam sessions and pop records Band Orchestra Young Artists Club junior Alliance Francaise Homeroom Vice President 1 FRANCINE E. GLASER Fran 61 Holly Street With many a racial 1lYf14e grated. College Playing the accordion B'nai B'rith Girls' Conventions danc- ing and jam sessions. Band Orchestra Young Artists Club junior Alliance Francaise PAUL S GOLDSMITH Goldie Dana Street All .rpirm 101 e :he friendly man Business College Sports good books summer work as a waiter in the mountains and popular music junior Varsity Basketball Home room Secretary I Y V 1 i y , , , - i i , . ,. . -7 ' V' rr ., - V V A if , . I v g 1 y 7 I Y . . 1 , Q ' v . .. . .. U , H ' fr '- - u V. I I ,, , I 1 1 1 .. . ,. ,, ,, Glnny -, .ff . D., , ri - ' , . 1 ..:, , , , ti, -, pr 'V L . i . I r .. ., 1 . r V ' .. - '.. . , J K' V . ' - I F Y , - . ' B r - v . 1, . 4 ' . - , A v ' Q Y 7 . ED GL NCHEONI Gunch 36 Sayles Street P hte rautrouf and rnetrculout Nattonal Guard Gtrls bovnlrng football and hoc key games DENNIS HANDY Den 23 Babcock Street Thy deep eye! gaze the uuert Undecided Huntmg hshmg and bowlmg JOANI ROBERTA HALPERT Joante 360 Taber Avenue Sueetnerr xr ezerlaxtmg charm College People ballet sports and food Hope Log Blue and Whlte Lrt erary Stal? Varsrty Cheerleader Cxvll Defense Warden YTeen Club Forelgn Language Club Dramatxc Club Junror Allrance Francars Homeroom VrcePres1 dent 1 ELIZABETH S HARRIS tz 8 Concord Street Full of .meet tcentx and .rrrulet rr the Secretary or Professlonal Ftgure Skater Ice skatxng hockey Mount Samt Charles Academy and recexvmg letters Corridor Receptronrst 'ls 7 40' EVELYN HARTINGTON Evey 11 Delmar Avenue She lzhed u hat e er :he looked on and her look! uent er eryu here Rhode Island College of Educa non Sports convertnbles plzza and Dixieland jazz ead Varsnty Cheerleader Y een Club Homeroom Vrce Presndent I Homeroom Secretary JEAN HELGESON Jeanne 54 Woodman Street Earth hat not anything to .thou more farr College Kmttmg French good music and lrvmg nn Rhode Island Hope Log Sltde Rule Club Red Cross Representatlve JOAN HIGGINS ont O Croyland Road A Irght heart luet long egnsteted Nurse s Degree Skatmg drnvxng and musxc Chorus CLYDE W HAWLEY Butch 23 Grand Street 'The rmldett manner and the brazen rmnd Gntls sports and the Cleveland Indnans Blue and Whxte Sports Staff Cross Country mdoor track sprmg track JAMES HIGGINS Jagger 33 Ocean Street The reaton frm 1 e temperate urll Coast Guard Mrlk women and song Cross country ELIZABETH HOLLOWAY Betty 108 Mnner Street Her mrrth the u orld requzret Bookkeeper Dancrng and music 55 I Il I ' 1 ' H OA . A 1 V U , , Y D ,, , . A A . 1 , s I s 1 ' , I I I ' ' . . . . ' I ' , ..L. .. 7 - ,, I ' . ,C - - ' I u s I 1 1 ' ' ' , ,, . X - , , I V H . . . I . ,, - I College I I I .1 H 1 . . ' . ' .' H I 5 - . I . T . - - h y , , r ' , f 3. X V -In . V h ,- H - I ' Y 3 ' A ' 1 U L - A , ,5- - , '-I A X 3: I , ' ,, . I . H R VINCENT THOMAS ,IACOBELLIS Vmnie 557 Charles Street He rould not quiet be United States Air Corps Profes sional Drummer Hockey skating, playing drums and girls Band Hockey FARREL JAFFA Farful 54 Millar Avenue Wx: maker :tr oun u elcome and let elr all dzrlmftzom Michigan State College Vet Pizza and grape soda sports Sh Boom and the Cleveland I dians Band Wrestlxng Homeroom President 5 KENNETH G JOHNSON Ixenney 9 Savings Street T411 brgh pon ered and bard to beat Science Mayor in College Mountain climbing skiing cars and hunting Slide Rule Club Track sport 56 ig, SIDNEY JACOBSON ake 16 Croyland Road Slalu art the man and bold University of Rhode Island Electrical Engineer Smart girls in homeroom 1939 Chevrolet Stage crew band FRAYDA JAGOLINZER Fray I9 Mem Court Full of plearure 1OId of rlrxfe and belated by many Tennis bowling driving and mu Y Teen Club junior Alliance Francaise Red Cross Represen tative I HOWARD S KATZ Howie 179 Woodbine Street He neter ffuriked and be net er lied I rerkmzed he rieter Enom ea' ima Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology Track and dancing Cross country winter track spring track ELLIOT HONAN .,DOC,. l 16 Governor Street He ual merry there. and at eafef' College Cars, parties, records, and the Hilltoppers. Cross Country Trackg Homeroom Treasurer 3. LEO JOSEPH HOWE C eo 62 Oakland Avenue Mucbref that leadr a cbarmea' life Service Sports showers music and girs Football basketball Homeroom President 7 PEARL ANN HORVITZ 9 Nottingham Wayi, Pawtucket Math mirth and no madrzerrf' Boston University Movies, records, Marlon Brando. and the Boston Red Sox. Blue and W'hite Advertising Staff, Hope Log. RHODA ANN HURWITZ Rho 251 Rochambeau Avenue Her u rt her :wee and ber rmzler Bryant College Rhode Island School of Design Bow ing movies jazz and pizza Hope Log Booster Club Chorus Hope Log Representative I Red Cross Representative I 319- .. I .. 1. - . I ' U ' 1- ' Y t . . - - - K , , , l . ' I y 1 1 x , H , 1 ' -. 3 . 1 Q Y v , , 1 ' 1 1 as ,, if sf ' H f . , ' . . . . . ' , , , . , - , . I . . , ,, ,. V - - V - ' V I .rr erinarian BYYQYH College V , H ' v y v ' n- sic. - 1 y V - ' ' ,, :'-- V ' . G . ' . X ',t,. , 5 ' -pw ,. Y - 6 .. V Y Q , . . .. A ' , 11 , . . , Q A . , . BARBARA ANN KAUFMAN Zorch 35 Htlton Street She the famed for gentlenesr Work French frtes dancmg skatmg and Rhythm and Blues Chorus JANE FRANCES KAVANAGH ante 132 jenkms Street A kind heart if a fountazn of gladnesr Stenographer Dancmg, drtvrng and I Spoke Too Soon Chorus CAROL KAUFMAN 216 Lmvuood Avenue A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Womens Service or Secretary The Lnttle Shoemaker conver trbles hockey and football games Art Serwces Corrrdor Receptton JANET CAROL KEENAN an 305 Ohxo Avenue A giggle uzth mtellzgence Bryant Medtcal Secretary C1v1cs Frankte Lame coffee Ice cream and football games Hope Log Drlver Tramtng Arr Raxd Warden Blue and Whlte Advertrsmg, Staff Student Pub lrcnty Juntor Allnance Francaxse YTeen Club Young Artnsts Club PAULINE FRANCIS HELEN MARIE KELLY KIERNAN Ke 369 Charles Street Serene and rerolute and .rtzll Ofhce Work ancxng baseball and Rock Hud son Drnvers Trammg Chorus DOLORES KIMATIAN 49 Pleasant Street L11 elj and pert alu apr ready uxth a Jmzle ecretary Dancrng volleyball playmg rec ords and roller skanng rlver Tralnxng Club Red Cross Representatnve l THOMAS KOUTROULIS Greek 319 Rxver Avenue Very talented uxth a flarr for murxc Musxc Educatron Paula 138 Rxchardson Street Quiet of speech hut a good fiend to all Secretary Svnmmmg eatmg dancmg and talkmg Y Teen Club Hope Log COLIN F KIRBY Car Lxmerock Road Smlthheld He hath a talent for gettmg into mrrchref Rhode Island School of Desrgn Musrc books droodles and sports Usher Track World Affatrs Counctl JOSEPHINE A KRALIK 3 Knowles Street Charttg hope forgn enerr and patience are found nz thee Secretary Mustc dancnng travelxng and Volleyball tenms Skating SPOWS and eatxng 57 L . v - H .. ,, . . .t 4 y-. ' y v , v . '- , I I ' I IST. 55 '--U' I ..-I . ., H A g - - rf ., . . . . . , . - , - ft . , - - y . . . , .. C . 7 . . .. , , . . .. -Y Q' b I I , 1 ' - I .. I.. .. .. f t - f - If Q V D ' . , - , Y. . . . - , Y y A . , . . Y . Q . , I I .. I.. ,, 4' l X I , l . . ,, ' ' - ' ' ' rr S . D I 1 ' - ' 4 Y I H ' 3 H 2 ' ..-IO., 6 4 I H - . . ' A . 1 ,I t . y , 4, icg ' , xr PAULA ANITA LAZAR a I 0 Irvmt: Avenue A good deed IJ nezer lofi Jbe ZA ho your courterj reapr frlerrdrlup College Double datlng. musrc vurxtlnx. letters and playrng, cuprd DAVID LEA IN e 48 Stamford Avenue U hal rhould a man dr but be merry bmsersrty of Rhode Island State or Federal Polrce HUDIIUA cars excxtement and frlendlx people Tennrs track vsrestlrm. Home room Treasurer I SANDRA NIARILX 'N LI X IN Sands l99Ralc1Lh Asc Pavntutket B 1451 nur fu fu e 1 ilk H711 e Boston Lnnersrts e tomerrrhles Tlna Hold N x Hand ant rhrt ILHKN steaks Chorus 58 BARBARA ANN LEA Bobble 6 Colfax Street Sflence IJ more eloquent than u ordf Nurse Rhode Island Hospital Danunge skatmg, New York Yankees and gomx. to foot ball games Y Teen Club DEBORAH C LEACH Debby lm Progress St Saxleswllle The nalural hue ff heafllv Bryant ColleLe All sports vsrrtxnx., letters lama partres and wollexball Frrst Arr Warden Blue anl Vihrte Busmess Manaaer IINKI 'KDILI LIKE Sl Aluan lu Strut H Il Idlueflfz we If ee 411111 Lmxcrsrn of Connettnut Plano przza pres farsknll Noun rams anl svummrnn. Hope Lol. Blue and Vkhxte LII cratx Staff lumor Allrantn Frantars HARRIET BEVERLY KRISS SS Payton Street 'I'f1u1l1fuf. beauliful. and Jn-14 elldre1,re.1, Sec retary. Marriage Xlusrc sports Pltmouth and dra monds Hope Loc Red Cross Represen ta ne 1 DAVID W KULISCH Dave 765 Potters Avenue Supremelg and undemably greal Mechanrc Cars dancrng, the Mambo an football f I Rfb EDXWARD KROVIT2 Eddie 32 Sockett Street The nrheft erzdnu ments of hir mmf are lempenmre. prudence. 1mdff,f1i1ude. ColleLe Enuneer Radio teleusuon telephones and musxc Band Orchestra Clwl Defense Warden Sllde Rule Club BEVERLY ANIN LAWTOW ev 10 Babcock Street Spml pallenre geullenerf Olhce Work Schartnets Hamrlton Rhode Is land hlllbxlly musxc and foot ball games Y Teen Club I I . . ,' . - ' A' . A'- t. I H' A I - .,, I I A U II - I H I U A I l , , Y , d I ' . U P l H V ' I bf Y . Y' , V . , . V .. Y 1' 'U 7 ' tv . v' r A 4 K 7 -' ,V V , 91,1-Q., I I K . r 1 , 'F A ' I I Af .. , . A U, ' J , pa- ' 41 I ' 1 f af .1 'ff - P l' 54 . f Q . ,P .I ,. R I' ,, H rf f ffdn llc' I ff, , L 1 ,, ff. 7 4 RL, - V 1, 1 f s ep H, s ' ' . Y R ,, . ,I X. RICHARD LEWIS Tony 89 Tenth Street Hu rule rr coz et no! none bale Anythmg pertarnrng to cars Hope Log JUANITA I LIMA 1 Benevolent Street A 1 ozce to Ibnllmg ne E7 uar beard Armed Forces makrng frrends srngnng and dancrng Varsxty Cheerleader SAO Cho rus YTeen Club Homeroom Presndent l Homeroom Vrce Presrdent l Homeroom Secre tary 2 Red Cross Representative Hope Log Representatrve l Sports JOHN A LIMA Lrma 66 Halsey Street He 11 a man of honor 0 noble and generour nature Nlusrc lunch grrls and sports Band Cross Country Wrestlrng Track Homeroom V1cePres1dent JOHN LOPES Tuddy 0 John Street Good breedzng II lhe result of much good renre rome good na ture and a lzltle rel demal 0 the Jake of olberrf Umted States Arr Force Music girls and lunch perrod 9 EDWARD JOSEPH LOVETT Eddy l67 Brrggs Street He u ho made happy bu friend! College Jaloples new cars and outdoor sports JOAN E LYONS ont 711 Pralrre Avenue She rr pretty to ualk uzlb and u 1113 io talk u :lb and pleasant too to tbmk on Sec reta ry Datrng rce skatnng dancmg and the Hut Chorus PATRICIA-J MacARTHUR at l Crescent Street Courleour the uar ducreel and debonnazre Telephone Operator Dancrng., roller skatmg bowlrng and popular musrc Corndor Receptnomst Chorus Y Teen Club Homeroom Treas urer l HOWARD LLOYD LOVETT Howre 254 Pavrlron Avenue The combined dictate: of rea Unrversnty of Rhode Island or Boston Unxversrty Sports grrls steaks and bowlmg Baseball Wrestltng Homeroom V1cePres1dent l LOIS ANN MABRAY I7 Rugly Street To knou ber IJ fo lor e ber Business Danclng srngrng and good rec ords PATRICIA ELLEN! MacDONALD at 184 Camp Street A mule that rozerr many a rerzour though: and eger that .reek the lrulb Massachusetts General Hospntal School of Nurslng Hope Log Blue and Whnte Lrt erary Staff Arr Rand Warden De batmg Club Drama Club Future Nurses Club Forergn Language Club Inhrmary Arde Homeroom Presrdent Homeroom Treasurer Hope Log Representatnve T u .li v ' ' ' A I Y Y I Q ' ' - Y 1 3 . I. . . . Q - H .. .. 'V . . ' f- ' ff 1 - ! I v . , sal Q J ', , U mn and experience are in lbeef' , ' ' v ' y w l ' , ' ' 1. v A - . 4 l' ,, .J I W -, 7 , . x . . Y I . V . . . . ul nv up H P - ly vs 4 T . , . , ' U 1 - I V 1 ' V' 1 A ! V - , , , . . JANET M McCURDY 25 Lecemseh Street She rpeahr u :th an open hear! affectionate and true Business Dancing., bowling skating and listening to records Drivers Training Club Corridor Receptionist YTeen Club EDWARD M McDOWELL McDowell 35 Halsey Street Beneath u hore eye: all pou er commences and rexgnr Engineering Traveling excitement and late hours Band Indoor and Outdoor Track Homeroom President 7 Home room Program Chairman 7 PETERJ MLHLGH 77 Peach Avenue Dee 1 no! u v J Lndecided Girls huntim. and fishing JAMES P MCDONALD im 102 Adelaide Avenue Sturdy une trurly and not a ool Bryant College Accountant Movies golf sports and driving Blue and White Sports Staff SAO Usher Golf Handball ROBERT F MCGURN Mac 103 Hope Street An hone!! man 11 king o men Business School Driving. music and dancing., ROBERT McKAY Mac 79 Western Street One laugh u 111 conquer 7711111 PI fn IA nl Lnited States Navy Girls sailing, ice skating. and dancing Hockey BARBARA ANN MARCELLO Bobbie 64 Sycamore Street Hfuhlime. ronlemplaln e and serene. Bookkeeper Clothes, jazz, horseback riding, and sports. Chorus, Corridor Receptionist, junior Alliance Francais, Dramat- ics Club, French Club. RAYMOND B. MARR ..Ray., 181 Summit Avenue His praire rhall continually he. College - University of Rhode Island Hockey, girls, and lunch period. Hockey, baseball, Homeroom President 2, Homeroom Vice- President I. PATRICIA A. MARKS Patti l-38 Taber Avenue Her gerture. motion. and her Jrnilef. Hef uit. her voice our heart! heguifeff' The cello, trips to Boston, and horseback riding. SHIRLEY NAOLII MAYBERG ShirI 108 Burlington Street She holdr her though! in right. Business World - Marriage Dancing dating, New York Yan- kees, and music. Orchestra, Nurses Aide, Gym Receptionist Hebrew Club. ,O AA QQ? , , I V i I i I S ' l -v I , ' M 4 O O ' o nd - ad. '1 ', , 4 y ,Sq I ' h rl, f .t ,pil X 60 ff 52,0 3742 Lii'5E'f?5 '-'. ?1.' - NIARCELINO MEDINA DOROTHY MELIKIANI N1 Dot ussy Wallrng Street 441 South Mann Street All good and no badnerx Skxllfuf lr: frafli Secretary A group Smger Dancnng sports :ce skatmg and Svtlmmmg sports and dances music Chorus Drnets Tramxng YTeen Club CHARLES LEON MELAMUT Cham ARTHUR MELLO 1 5 lrvnng Avenue ff He II tall merry and 70115 111 Pratt Street College A kinder frzend bar no man Popular musrc sports good food United SWISS NZVY and meetmg new people Clothes women and popular French Club Juntor Allrance ml-1515 Francaise Q HARRIET SANDRA MILLMAN Pxxre 134 Verndale Avenue Hou rharmmgly Ju eel you Img Teacher of Publrc Relatxons and Commumcatrons mals Hope Log, Corrrdor Receptnomst Young Artnsts Club Homeroom Vrce Presldent 1 Homeroom Sec retary 1 Red Cross Representa tnve 1 JANET M MORGAN Jan Jan 64 G June Street Tender and quite grate Secretary Hope La Salle football games re cenvmg and wrxtmg letters Mano Lanza and 7 30 Home-room Representatrve 1 Hope Log Representatnve l JANICE MORSE Dnmples 79 Hamburg Avenue Lore Jueetneu goodnerf nz ber perfon ybmed Busmess School Secretary Football games partres and danc ml. Chorus Y Teen Club PX ELIZABETH ANNE MORAN Berry 43 Lrllran Avenue Wzth large blue eye: and Jteadfarl gaze Nursxng Rhode Island Hospx a Football hockey roller skattng and gym Drrver Trammg Future Nurses Club Young Artlsts Club Y Teen Club JOAN A MORRIS Joanne 410 Prame Avenue I am exquuzte uztb mirth Secretary Recetvmg mall 2 30 and Mrss Gallent G BARBARA MUNKITTRICK Barb 1 5 New York Avenue The rmldert mamzerr and the gentler! been Busmess School Pxano dancmg vuhlte bucks and grey flannels 61 V . ..A .. Q ' H - - rr ' . D rl 4 I ' I ' I - Q o f' n ,w y - 4 . .J J. A Q Yi' 3 1 Q , ..A ., .. . , V H ' J I .1 - - il A I I Y 7 X W . ,, ' , . I7 . Music, reading, sports, and ani- tl 1 , , , , 1 Y y . . . I ' . . ' . A v - y V ' a ' Af- .. I . .1 ' ,, . . V. . ,, X v hi Q ' ,. .w I v . Y . v I . ' ' Y V v V 7 . y ' . PATRICIA L NEWMAN Patty 83 Oak I-Iill Ave Pawtucket Yhe 11 merry the is :let er the :J u mmme eter Boston University All sports Dartmouth weekends and meatball sandwiches Blue and White Advertising Staff School Chorus junior Al liance Francais Homeroom Vice President I ANN R OKEN 6 Alfred Stone Road Boston University Collegiate clothes pizza college weekends and sports Blue and White Advertising Staff School Chorus Corridor Receptionist junior Alliance Francais Booster Club EDWARD D O NEIL 13 Duncan Avenue A quiet lad ruth muff: flIlJfl7lEf in fum Radio and Television Electronics Sports parties girls and milk 62 BRADY E O CONNELL Brady I6 Cross Street Uxbridge Calm and :elf pouerred United States Air Force Cars and popular music ANNE OLIVERI 10 Vale Street and rezerenre Ponzted and quick and aluagr parked urlb ,renre Consulate work in Italy Tennis writing, music and travel Y Teen Club PATRICIA ANN O NEIL at I 0 Burnside Street U lm uould rm! tb!! fare adore Modeling Bowling. skating, convertibles and Rhythm and Blues records School Chorus Homeroom Pres: tl nt I Homeroom Nice Presi dent I Homeroom Secretary I Homeroom Treasurer 2 JOHN E. NAGEL, JR. Crow Slayer II9 Lautiston Street He look! the u hole u wld in the fare, for be fearf not any man. Forestry - Duke University The South, hunting, Fishing. and Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. ROBERT N NELSON Bo 57 Latch Street Ar the orranon Jo the behazmr Appliance Company Sports and I-I O Usher PETER NELSON Pete 109 Halsey Street Quiel and dependalrle - tu fi good qualifier. Massachusetts-Institute of Tech- nology or Brown University Guns, short w'ave radio, radio Moscow, and crow hunting. Blue and White Co-Editorg Homeroom President 1, Home- room Vice-President 1, Home- room Treasurer I MYRNA ELAINE NEVVMAN Micki 84 Warrington Street Steady of purpose Io ber arm ez ef true full of m1ChI6f and reldom blue Private Secretary Classical music violin horseback riding and tennis Orchestra Iunior Red Cross Young., Artist Club Homeroom President 1 fn . l ' yy ,' H . , . 2 I . . y .D ' v . Q 1 ' - , X, ' l ,, ' U ' H V ! - H5179 'f lm'e19 3 'h' Her speech if framed in form ' ' g u . , ,, Y , I A , ..P ., o u ' .!'l e . 'I - 7 ri v I5 CAROLE HELEN OSTER a 59 Rosedale Street I haze a hear! Z4 ith ml In r 61 EU jf J Collete lce skannf. hockew dancmg to Bobbt Hacketts or Dean Mar txns music and sallor hats Hope Lot. German Club MARY PANIAS Mnckey 18 Krplmg Street A Lind heart and a le: el head Modelmp Dancxnge datnng, bowlmg, and converttbles Chorus Red Cross Representatnve Homeroom Vrce President Homeroom Secretary 1 Home room Treasurer 1 LOLISE AWN! PALUMBO Lou 49 Prmtery Street xflhlllg can be .rueeler Bryant College Busmess Svummmg, and dancrng Chorus LUCILLE PAPA Lucy 283 George Street The Jmxle 11 the lrademark rf a happy mul Beautlcnan Mnss McKee and roller skatlng Hope Log. School Chorus i JOSEPHINE PAQUETTE 7 Pleasant Street She IJ the merrrefl the 7720111010141 of all Our Lady of Fatnma Hospital NUfSlhg Lnstenmg to ruby summers at Matunuck Marlon Brando and Chorus Drrver Tranmng Club Hope Log. Representatrve I CARMINO PARENTE 130 Snlversprmg Street True humor rprmgr not mme from the head than mm the heart Baseball Sports baseball and gurls Baseball BEATRICE E PARWESS ea 166 Oakland Avenue Light of rtep and heart ua! Jhe Boston Umversnty Dancrng. yazz drtvlntz and pnzza S A O RENE I. PAQUETTE S6 Hope Street Alu ajr zbougbfful and krnd and untroubled Engnneernng Eatmg a good txme and clean cut gurls Cross country basketball sprxng track and wrestling CAROL H PARKHURST West Wootl Road Saylesvxlle At merry at the dm If long Unrversrty of Rhode Island All sports danclnx. convertlbles and palama partres Blue and Whrte Art Staff Home room Vxce Presxdent 7 IUHN WILLIANI PATTERSON ac I' Alphonso Street One mutt he zenlumuf and f rfuuate ll hat rt one wang nr elle Servnce Sports travelmg outdoors and pr s HC lu ' - A A H U I f ' v ffl V1 .lr .. . , H a I . , , V Y . T , , I, -. . , . l ,. - C r H x A t . , lf 4 7 ,. . . I ff G . y , 7 . I , , - nt , , . . ' - ' l, 'Q . , . NIO., A - I .rr H ' ' . - 4 H . in x' ' . . .. ',. A, , . lr, . 2 1 w ' I , 5 A 5, ballet. '- v . 'wjf:. ,, 're . , . A Y ' D .S?'f .g:5 ' , . ' E f -an - ,. . ,r f 1- , . V ' v S .yt I 1 Q V v4 . l . g l - . . - D , K A 4. CH t U U A' B 1 k T - ff . S . Y . . . . . . . . - . . . ' ' ' y 'S l . 63 THELMA MARY PERRY Terry 113 Sheldon Street Her light fool free Io dame Secretarial Work Dancing Rhythm and Blues ro er skating and swimming School Chorus Cafeteria Cashier Red Cross Representative JAMES JOSEPH PILKINGTON 156 Babcock Street New England Telephone Com Panl' Sports entertainment music and dancing Chorus SHE1 LA ANN POINDEXTER Pee Wee 84 Benefit Street II J a friendly hear! that hai friend! Business School Football games riding in a Sa Ford skating and weekends Blue and White Advertising Staff School Chorus Y Teen Club 64 ROGER PETORELLA 831 Charles Street With :rep Jo acute and tongue .ro iaried rn diicourie Sports Girls traveling and sports Track EILEEN D PLUNKETT Debby 773 lves Street Nurse Telephone Operator Swimming volleyball tennis and dancing Driver Training Badminton Club Hope Log Representative Homeroom Vice President 3 GEORGE1 POYTONI 40 Georgia Avenue Superior men are mode!! in lhezr u ordi profme 1 1 their deed! Brown University Rhythm and Blues svnmmlng sports and cars Baseball basketball Homeroom President 1 Homeroom Vice President 1 Homeroom Secre ta 1 BARRY GILMAN PA'I'I'ON Pat Louisquisset Pike, Saylesville Strong of muicle and glib of tongue. University of Rhode Island Sports, swimming, skating, and dancing. Blue and White Sports Editor, junor Alliance Francais Football hockey wrestling Homeroom President 1 Homeroom Secre tary 1 RALPH PATERSON PEACOCK at 105 Ohio Avenue Silenre that Jpoke an eloquence of eye: College Hunting fishing and bowling SIDNEY W. PAULL Big Sid 52 Miller Avenue A good laugh if uorlh a million. College or Air Force Girls. football games hockey and band MARY PERRY 37 Arnold Street A lot ely fare a lot ely person Business School Rhythm and Blues dancing foot ball games and Carl Henry Hope Log Advertising Staff Y Teen Club L. G 3 'ip -and- , , , 1 Q , . up .. ., V V ,, ' ,H u . n ' , 1 ' ' . . . , . . . - ' ' 4 ri . ' . v l J ' N , , ll- ! ' ! 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FY ' P p AARON PRIEST 31 Ontano Street He hat been med and found Jf true he et er teekr .rome good to do College Short brunettes Rhythm and Blues grrnders and dances Hope Log Blue and Whrte Lrt erary Staff Debatrng Club Eenc mg Tennrs ALAN B RAPHAEL 54 Campbell Terrace Pawtucket H .r hmdnerr and ht: polite nerr are a part of htm Photo journalrsm Unrted States HARVEY LEWIS RAISNER Rars 65 Payton Street He ua: merry there and at eare College Cleveland Indrans unassrgned nrghts and a worn out brown at Band Baseball Homeroom Pres ldent 3 SHIRLEY RAPPAPORT Shrrl 173 Jewett Street Aluayr thoughtful and Navy ktnd and untrouhled Secretary Photography hshmg and hunt mg mps Tennrs bowlmg and dancrng Hope Log Stage Crew Blue and Red Cross Representatrve l Whrte Photographer Movre Squad HOWARD CAMPBELL REED Echo Fum North Scrtuate H15 hmdnert tr the type by which our .foczety tr hound together Unrted States Navy Sports Track BERNICE CLAIRE RENTON 18 Mrlk Street A kind heart xt 4 fountain of gladnerr Nurse Roller skatrng rce skatrng danc mg and swrmmmg YTeen Club Future Nurses Club KENNETH REUTER Kenny 36 Homer Street A grand friend full of trurt and roumge College Radro football physrcs and scr ence Band orchestra Crvtl Defense Warden Slrde Rule Club CRAIG REID 356 Lockwood Street Hu word: of fnendthzp comfort and atrutance School of Pharmacy Work Hockey rce skatrng Rhode Island Reds and steaks ROBERT RESNICK 133 Oakland Avenue Intellzgenre wzth 4 mule College Basketball football baseball bowlmg Hope Log GERALD REZENDES erry 407 Benefrt Street He II a ine athlete Undecrded All sports football and reparr mg automobrles 65 lf' .fr . . w HAI.. i . I ' IF- - . Y . - ' , H ' I I f , I , f 'pw V ' I, F. I I Howie Slim . . p . ' 1 'H- .YI Y ' Q . HB.. ' Bob .1 'tt H - , , U 'in l . 1 D I 9 ' a I - . h ' , . Q , . . I I K 'li ' ' ' 1 1 f'l 5 JOAN MARY ROGERS Rebel 701 Waterman Street A Ju eel charmer uztb a cheerful .rmzle Medrcal Secretary Dancnng Perry Como electrrc typevn rrter and people wlth sense of humor BARBARA ELAINE ROSENGARD Barbxe 77 Woodbury Street ure! intelligent je! url!! College Musrc readrng. tenms and peo e Blue and Whxte Lrterary Staff Language Club junror Alliance Francaxse Drrver Trannxng Club Homeroom Secretary l ARTHLR SHELDON RLBIN Rube 0 C hatham Road Cranston 'l Hell li ed lad tx 1fl1 J mule or all College Fool lantmxe urls and ITIUSIC Hockey GERALD ROPER erry l33 Colfax Street A yoke and a laugh alu ag! har be Umted States Marxnes Gxrls music sports and food BEVERLY RITA ROSS ew 66 Farrheld Avenue elluamr ready for a good time Practlcal Nursmg Danclng Matunuclt football JLJDITH RACHEL SALLET udy lo Mos s Brown Street Full fpep full flzfe alittle z wld ff bappmeff C olleee Sports dancrng and people Blue and Xkhrte Lrterary Stall Srudnnt Puhlxcrty Senror Play Publmn C heerleader Assrstanr C aptam Hope Log ldltors Hope Athletic Club lrench Club For elxen Lameauree Club jumor Allr .mcg Francars H Teen Club Class Secretary 1 Homeroom N me Presxdent v IZDWARD RlCHARD Rocket M C' S LAURA RICHARD '2 lpress tree' Sl Sanford Avenue Keen of mind and ffieudh nf bear! .. She dreamr a lIVlfl6.H Armed Services Bryant College . - - . l k t' danen , cl t. Boatmu, nshxng, danclng, and CC -S 3 mg, I g an Spot S '- Senxor Play, electronrcs. Track. BEN FRLY ANN RICHARDS E, LOUISE RILEX 77 1 Wadsv orth Street Small cute and alu ap nice Othce Work Hockey games drrvmg rn my ca jet The Farmhouse and red Fords Corrrdor Receptromst Cxvxl D lense School Chorus Homeroom Secretary 1 55 Pearl Street A zuacmur young lan Secretary Convertxbles football games sports and bowlmy, Volleyball team Homeroom Treasurer 7 Red Cross Repre sentatrve 1 K D ,A . 1 B Y, he V Lee .4 4 . . , y , . et Q -' h fl 1 Q' - J v 4 ' ' a r ' . , , ' it pl . 'A ' ' Hope Log, French Club, Foreign games,Aand The Hut. v ' I 4 T HJ se ' V Y H rf , 0 I , V ' A I I I I f L. O . I V in .ll ,AY'Av, .I ,- i, :A,i. v S 66 ' '- v .' L4 -f -. A In HARRY M SALTZMAN 13 Lancaster Street Kind and xmpaftud 10 prmcxple rrue College Retail Busrness Admm xstratron Bovxlmg tennrs sarlnng and busr ness Band orchestra Young Artrsts Club ANTHONY SAMOS Tony 23 Black Street A man not 0 umdr but of action Undeclded DONALD SALVAGE Doc 50 Wood Street Il' eakneu 15 fm! rn your u ora' Flonst Football hockey and automobxle racmg Band orchestra GILBERT SANITOS I 4 3 Ives Street Life II to be fnrtzfied by many frzendrhzpr Umted States Arr Force S t PON money Cars and a lmle Musnc cars money and horse sleep rn between back ndmk Cross Country rndoor and out Band Homeroom Treasurer I door track wx 3' I ALBERT SAUNDERS Alben J 14 Pratt Street A .ulenl man II eauly Umted States Arr Force Drawrng swnmmmg dancmg and sharp cars Cross country wrnter track sprrng track SAMUEL SCHNEIDER Duke 179 Evergreen Street A fun luring 7o11y young man College Unnted States Navy Sports gurls boats and watchmg hockey games Football Track Homeroom Pres rdent I Homeroom Treasurer I DELORES M YERECK SCHOFIELD Dolly 166 Branch Avenue SP9 ua: kznd and .mfr and fan Office Work Ice skatrng roller skatrng danc rm, and bovulmg Blue and Whrte art staff Y Teen Club HARRIS SAVIN 41 Intervale Road H11 mznd zr hu kingdom bu u 111 bu lau College Physrcs electromcs and Pogo Slide Rule Club Hope Log SHIRLEY EVELYN SCI-IOFIELD 115 Radcllffe Avenue S11enre that rpoke eloquence of eyes Rhode Island School of Nursrng Dancmg skatrng bowlmg and przza Y Teen Club Hope At letrc Club Future Nurses Club OTIS H SCOTT JR Scottr I5 Pratt Street Be mefry rf you are u ue Undecrded Football games tennrs baseball and basketball Hope Log Dramatrcs Modern Forergn Language Club 67 - - H . , 1 . I ' ' ff I I 1 I Y ' I Y I- V 1 Y! - A I li' an rr A MGI., I7 H 4 - I l I y - - ' - . - . ,- Y ' Q I N 1 -, r . I I reputed wife. - 1- - ,H ' N . - ' ' . A , ' I , I , . - .. .. . 1 I 5 f, X . Z 7 ,. . . A' In I . I - I n a a ' ' ' , I , T V . 9 - . , h- I ' Y . f , ...L '1 , '3 T ..- V . I I ' A I ' . 0 v v .7- I ' I - Y - . I . 7 . 3 , RUTH DEANNE SILVERMAN Ruthie 97 Emerson Street Skrllful alrke ruth tongue and pen Speech therapist or teacher Sketching reading and having three study periods in a row Blue and White Art Stall Art Services junior Red Cross Driv er Training YTeen Club jun ior Alliance Francais Homeroom Secretary 1 WILLIAM A SMITH Smitty 7 Wesleyan Avenue Ripe ni uudom xi be Rhode Island College ol Phar macy and Allied Sciences Sports girls dancing and work EDWARD E SMITH JR lvlilte 15 Lippitt Street H11 bear! ii in bu u mi College or Service Sports girls and good music Hope Log Young Artist Club Spanish Club Track Homeroom President 7 68 15 fi' HENRY SIMONDS Hank 78 Third Street Unrurparred rn rtrengzb and jilnerr Bryant College Basketball baseball track and drawing Winter and Spring Track CAROL ANN SMITH Cricket 118 Stanwood Street She xi both petite and cheerful Work in a doctor s office Boys dancing and good music Radio Dramatics Club jOAN ELAINE SMITH joanie 157 Stanviood Street Here J to the rharrner ii nb the large blue emer Secretary Ice skating dancing and sports Hope Log Blue and White typ isr Driver Training Club Home room Secretary 1 Homeroom Vice President 1 ALLAN L. SELTZER 161 Fourth Street Deep rf patience. College Nlusic mambos and golf. Spanish Club. LAWRENCEJ SHARE ar 314 Rochambeau Avenue Laugbler holding both bu rider College Louis Armsrrongs iazz and Ben ny Goodman s records Football fencing Homeroom President 2 Homeroom Treas urer 1 SYLVIA SHAHINIAN -I-I Malbone Street 'Srudg and eaye together mixed. Bryant College - Legal Secre- tary Math driving tennis and - assigned nights. Blue and White Literary Staff Hope Log' Foreign Language Club junior Alliance Francais Homeroom Program Chairman 2 DONALD R SHAW Shazz 8 Chace Avenue Plearam rn ez ery uaj College Girls sports and animals T7 -.J 'fb ual' X Syl f f 1 I y v 1 un A U 7 , X . . rl . ..L .. . ,. . . . H . K A H A O I I I A ' Y . I! ' . , , ,, , X if . . . H Y , I ,. ' 1 . ,Ll ,a .' . I - . . ' A y ' v ' . 1 VC' ,, A-. . I. . ,, ,. - - rr . . - 1 s w ' I I . I V , ' F h , , . , . , ' i ' V , J, JEANNE AWN SOUCY jeannle CATHERINE SOLOMANI 86 Elm Sues, KIYYY True polrtenerr IJ perfect 36 Gove nor Street eale and freedom The u wld :hall not College E bi' unfballengfd DIlVlDg the famlly car swlm BUSINESS and Marrlage mlng danclng and tennls Because of You caddles cook Blue and Whlte Art Stal? Art mg and danclng Servlces Clvll Defense Frrst And DIANE M SOUZA 5 Amy Street Blue and Whlte Typlng Stall Glee Club Art Club ROBERT EDWIN SPIDELL 112 Peace Street Che 1 er erfu H I U 4 He II to comtant and ro hind fnend to grate Telephone Company Unlted States Navy Swlmmlnl, football danclng and Boys tlanclnl, swlmmlng an volleyball b a P H merot m T r r I Homeroom Vlce Presldent I 0 7 reasu C inf i 4- VALERIEJ STEVOS Lerle 31 Quald Street That heat en ruch grace drd lend er that the mzght admired he Rhode Island College of Educa tlon allet lazz opera and volley a Orchestra YTeen Club Young Artlst Club Future Nur es Club omeroom Secretary 1 Home room Treasurer 1 FRANCES SULLIVAN Fran 4 6 MOIIIS Avenue She u hose laughter u as a Jong nternatlonal Buslness Machlnes chool Danclng good records tennls and volleyball School chorus LOUIS SUMMERFIELD Lou 9 Llncoln Avenue Book: are hz: pleasure and hu u orld College Readlng books WOOdW0fklng crafts and food SYLVIA CAROL STONE Blondle 44 Memorlal Road Garetg of Jpznt utal to Jurcerr Pembroke College Klndergarten Teacher Lunch P6I'1Od danclng bowllng and boys Booster Club Hope Log Repre- SCDIBIIVC 1 WILLIAM SULLIVAN Sully 243 Dexter Street Hu tntenrttg of faith linked uzth a mearufe of modeltp Unlted States Navy Good muslc danclng and glrls Track wrestllng ANNA M SWEATMAN Ann 22 Slbley Street She 15 dorrle ar the gentlert tbmg Telephone Operator Bowllng ICHHIS roller skatlng and danclng School chorus Y Teen Club Fu ture Nurses Club DONALD THATCHER Don 8 Ashmont Street He bar a dulmgurrbed place United States Arr Force Radio and Television Work Girls popular music amateur dio and hunting and fishing WILLIANI TORMAN Slim 72 Bernon Street Hu aclr are dictated 57 ff4J0U Florist Girls money and cars DAX ID TROY Dasc- s9 XY .xtervuax Road lrzlelnln If the frrt rrep I Lftdfflffj Rhole lslanl School of Des1L.n Monet bn. cars and the simple 1 e Blue .ml XX hire Art Staff Lsher 70 JACK TIKOIAN Eggs 38 Suflolk Street Lnconquerable fidelzlg In duly Bryant Accountant Hunting Fishing and The United States Army Football Homeroom President 1 Homeroom Vice President l COSMO E TRIBELLI 770 Hanover Street Behmd tlwie ewes there College I like to play the trumpet Band orchestra ELAINE TRLESDALE Shorty 964 Branch Axenue P Irlenen IJ tr g fdnen 4 1 rdf ae tr thru I Telephone Operator Skating. dancing basketball and tennis Hope Log. Representatne HERCHELL TALAN Herch SH Pembroke Avenue Good nature ir the 1 eg air of a good mind, Business and Air National Guard Girls, baseball, and the Boston Red Sox. EDWIWA LOU TAYLOR Eddie 185 Pleasant Street Patzeuce and gerztlenerr II pau er College Tennis reading., music an weekends Foreign Language Club ARLENE TATEOSIAN 160 Hanover Street Here: 10 lhe rbafmer uboxe dimplei ue prize. Bookkeeper Hockey, football, ice skating, and Glenn Miller. S.A.O. JOSEPH THALMANNI oe 69 Keene Street Cue ur a man 0 mlegntg on u bam ue can llmmugbly depend Othce Work Pep rallies music and girls Hockey Homeroom Treasure f l l wg ' ' '-I J 5 - 5-f , . ' fi 'H , 7' .v d A . V I , v Y ' I . I Y 7 ' K 1 f A L f 7 , V. - t - ,, l I .li A . A , ra- I ' . l ' y . . ' r Al ff - A ' I lies 71114527 nziirhieff' ' 2 I K A - X. Q l, A K lla V 1 'If V N r, ., , f . H I ' , , H If V 1 on ff ' J zu V 1 .1 gh. L K ' t .i If A A.. Y . ' ' L' ., ' ,I , ' A,' . ' , lif ' . k H 1 f - V 1 A - I ROBERT H. TURBITT ..B0b.. 29 Governor Street lY'iJdorrz joined urth friendlineuf' United States Army or Air Force Bowling, basketball, dancing, and a good nights sleep. Track. JOSEPH VILLELLA oe 300 Admiral Street For he ua! great of hear! magnamorrnour courtly courageou: Armed Forces Hot rod cars bop music blues and fast Fords A. PAUL VELLUCCI 532 Prairie Avenue Fenix of Jtrenglh uith digrrilg of thought. United States Air Force Sports, music, and dancing. Band, Chorus, Baseball. ERNEST VOTTA Ernie 34 Aventine Avenue Follou your honest com :clroru and he rlrong Carpenter Football baseball girls and sleep Wrestling Homeroom President FRANK JOSEPH WAGNER ZND Hot Rod 64 Evergreen Street Srlence :J full of potennal u udorn and uit Undecided jazz symphonies sharp clothes and Cadillacs German Club EDWARD WATERMAN Te Barrington Thore hairs u hlch upu ard greu Undecided Band Track ELEANOR WARREN 460 Morris Avenue Mag her happy lot and her honor! complete ez er :hme College Tennis popular music reading and weekends Future Nurses Club Junior Al liance Francaise FRANK WATERMAN Frankie Ridge Road Smithfield Good humor rr one of lhe hen arnclex of dren one can 11 ear in Joczety College Convertibles hot rods lazz and Red Sox Hockey MILDRED ANN1 WEINBERG BEVERLY JOAN WEHNER Millie ev 4 Milton Avenue Cranston 3 Hamm Road G11 e me true frzendr and 1 1 r 1 I and life MU be pleamm Ezery na um ar ron If graze u mu: r University of Rhode Island giggfglw of Rhode Island Driving., music wolf and ball Sports math 4508 and a blue Eames b Oldsmobile Hope Log' Junior French Ou junior Alliance Francaise Home junior Alliance Francaise room Chairman I 71 H , V X Y! V YI V Y . , , - , , . y , 1. 1 ' rr - - ' l ' ,I V' V' Y! l I y D 1 I 1 w 4 l v - ' 1 . vi . D I Y - l 5 K . .. d.. u . , 41 Mathewson Road r V ' - ' V - - rr r v ..B .. .Xi I . . . in .A . . .,. ' ' f . V rl ,V ' 1 v f . h , . Y' ' . .A . .x . ' , F51 PHILIP S WINSOR Phi 17 Church Street HH laleuti tl ere mr re the Jzleut nature Collette for Arthitetture Girls and boats Hope Lon Blue and White Art Stal? ARTHUR D WRIGHT azzy 1 l Howell Street Gallant grateful gentle tall u Hell bet! 0 all Colleee or Lnited States Army Dancini. sports red sests and eirs Cass P esi lent C ice P silent l Hnmemom Presi le t XX ILLIANI R VL X LY I NH Ilmwml Axenu Y Y Cullen tarts s t water tishinx. Lim musit .ml bltin es Nlmit Nqual J Hutltex lxitball 72 JOHN R WORKMAN Johnny 45 Radcliffe Awenue right Il nrlln man mdeed IJ be United States Air Force Cars sports skating and girls Homeroom Treasurer 7 ROBERT G NY UINSCH Re pts Twelfth Street Pflllffflffj 11 the reiult If od mme and good nature Business or ColleLe History politics sports and cool records Student Publitity Committee OLIN IA I X OLNIC Liuie 105 Satltett Street sfnldfdif ith uilr U ell made :tell urrugb! Jatltson ColleLe Pulitits Stexensun the Nliluauku Bra-.es and sports Hope Lui. Blue anl White Lit erars Staff lunitir Alliante Fran tai 1 Cmetman Club Xouni. A tist C lub Home-mom Setretarx 1 BENJAMIN NWEISMAN Ben R9 Temple Street Strung as the lion. United States Navy Sports, music. and girls. GAIL INIILDRED WILSON its Radcliffe Avenue The rmeft fazlh :J zu the eu en 14 rndt Ctillcue Gulf Bantam and boys YTecn Club Homeroom Vice President 7 JAMES WIiST Jimmy 261 Massachusetts Avenue He Ilan! it of a mettm heart hath a rmztinual lean. Coast Guard Blondes. cars, and sleeping. Stage crew. Proiection crew1 Humeroom President I. JACK IRN ING VUINKLEMAN Winkie '61 Rothambeau Avenue llc rr .fm angel 11,7119 he fleepf College Girls lishinlae popular music and drivinl, -X .. H . - K x f I . ,, 2 . , J . ,, - ' Af , V y , . y 1 I v 4 - 4. ' , ,JR. vn I ly V I - ' Q4 du i, 1 gn Ay' 1 A ,. . , 4 V ' n ts Bandg Football. basketball, track: ' ' ' ,, ,l . r ft 2, Qlass V' - , ' K. , . X YC L . ' -' I t n 5. I Y . 'Y lr I still I. , 1 ' . i k V C ., ' ' I Fw luv 114.1 I ii in ful Huff V . Z A, SP -A -ll ' 'f .' sl I ,. A - . L tl '. , , , K I ' ' - . ' ' ,P t -. ' It -' S ' l h Q A 7 ' . xg S . V A' . I- XXTXX XX XXTXXT 'XXXXX .LD EL 1 LI ,L -- MURRAY ZARETSKY JOSHUA ZAWATSKY Best Ball osh 324 Rochambeau Avenue 179 Potters Avenue The depzh of chanuter 11 Steady of Pwpofe I0 bu mm meafured by hu eyes 912' N146 College Full f mucblef and seldom F cl X1 s cl h X1 W 55,33 an am: ay mg ts an Rhode Island College of Phar Hope Log., Wresrlxng, golf cross Qacy country fencing ars sports and worklng Homeroom Presndent 2 gg XXTXXXIXX,X,.3XX , XXXXX L1 V T H '51 73 11 QTL-1 P1 Lf 15TfTL3TL1lLn L2 WIXUIXIM - X X X RHODE HONOR Joyce Allen L1ll1an Almerda Margaret Aramxan Clanre Altman Ellen Barnes Frances Bolotrn Tyler Brrggs Ira Broadman Mrchael Bromberg Dorothy Carroll Elrzabeth Clanton Barbara Come jessammc Crosby Glorra Earle Ellnot Femer Carl Feldman Carol Fxelds Joyce Forrest Francmc Glaser Marilyn Glaser Fern Gnllennson Paul Goldsmnth Trmda Green oan Halpcrt Excly n Hartrngton Clyde H mlcy Jie-:Q KH HONQR J VET!- Q oshu 1 7am atslty 74 ISLAND SO IETY Ruby Helgeson Frayda agolrnzer Hom ard Katz Paulrne Krernan Patrrcra MacDonald Barbara Marcello Harrlet Mrllman janet Morgan john Nagel Peter Nelson Anne Olrverr Mary Perry Aaron Prlest Shrrley Rappaport Barbara Rosengard Judlth Sallet Harms Savm Sylvla Shahrnlan Ruth Sllverman Sylvra Stone Arlcnc Tateosmn Edu 1na Tay lor Eleanor Warren Mxldrcd Wernberg Benyamrn Wersman Ollx la Young R I ra'-.1 ,, 5037765 ll , I C J 7 o . 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DENNIS SCHOLASTIC AWARD II Elf II II ANTHONY MEDAL gvx TBg 1-1IL-fIHIL1I1-.T-III T T I II xxlxxxxxx, x .xxn x xx xxQ 1 1 ll IP n I 1 I I I I I , I I I I -2-2---jj--H----in Ira Broadman Q our Qfvixazs- 4,14 'QI -gixt ,EL f K' 'J 421.a+ 5 2 2 I 4. ikL'x f 5 2- x 0- Q , !p. 1H8 vig pPl'BUf 'A J' Evelvn Harrington vler rig s xn X xx xx xxv x xy x xxnxnxxv 'xn NX I I I I I A I I I AI I I I IC1311--Sl-I--Il!-!!!u--ll'---m-K-------2--111111lui-1-QQ '2- MY FAVORITE SUBJECT By EVELYN HARTINGTON Whenever people start exchanging experiences I find myself tellrng about my summer at Clara Barton Birthplace Camp This medium sized camp with the large sized name was my home for ten weeks during the summer of 1954 To me these were ten of the most wonderful weeks an my life There IS nothing spectacular about C B C s we call it It as a camp for grrls from 4 to 16 afflicted with sugar diabetes and rs run by the Unrversalrst Women and the Deaconess Hospital an Boston My role was that of yunror coun selor In the junior cabin In planner words I was mother srster and playmate to six small girls aged six to seven years To others who have gone to camps all their lives or travelled extensively this summer may seem dull but to me at was my first taste of independence After days of frenzied packrng and plannrng I left for camp My first am pressaon was one of cold drsmal cabins dusty and damp from a long term of emptiness busy people who seemed to know exactly what to do and a fresh clean atmosphere that made all work seem worthwhrle I found that hard work was expected of me and I myself would either make or break my summer When after a few short days of preparation the campers began to arrive I was besrde myself with fear Some were experienced campers and proved a bag help but others like myself were experrencrng their first trap away from family and frrends To these lattle girls my heart went out How often an those frrst frightening days dad I long to throw myself down on the bed with them and cry I wash I were home' But together we stuck at out Home sickness passed and with tts passang came a wonderful new feeling of maturity Because our campers were diabetics we had an added responsibility I learned to understand their dr sease and to help them to understand There are other less serious aspects of camp which I wall never forget There was the dining room gathering place for the whole camp There we received our old friends There was the land around us the quiet woods always full of sur prrses the hot bare baseball field the shady playground the lake lying lake a mirror rn the sun and soon to be smashed as the bell rang for swam time Best to me were the campfires At the end of a long busy day everyone would gather around a huge fire down near the waterfront Sitting rn close happy com panronshrp wed tell stories .md sing There was always something about those camp fires that brought a lump to my throat and tears to my eyes Perhaps at was the songs perhaps at was lookrng around and seeing the dancing flames reflected an eyeryones face or perhaps at was the flames themselves As they would leap and crack Id see pictured dreams that might or might not come true At any rate I always hoped September was a long way off ust what the summer meant to me as hard to explaxn Its often hard to ex plain a feeling but I know I gained somethang I learned to get along with dxf ferent people to cooperate and understand I made new lasting frrends Seeing how these youngsters handled their handicap I began to appreciate my own good health September finally came and I returned home Every thang was ,ust as I had left at only I was different Outside was a glowing healthy tan inside was a glow mg happy person 76 . . V . U ' l 7 - 3 . , I K K , . ' . 7 . U 7 ' 1 Q , 9 I U ' 9 D 7 l 3 , , , Y . , ' 7 . I 1 . , honors, our reprimands, made plans, greeted new campers, and said good-bye to ' ' K g I Y , - I 7 I I 5 I Y I ' ' r 1 , ' ' 1 . 1 ' Y ' ' . , , , , , . ' . ' Y y. ' ' 1 v' A , ' I , . . I l 7 'I I ' - v ' I ' I y v' y 1 r - ' ' r v' 9 I ' y ' v I . SCIENCE FRIEND OR FOE7 By TYLER BRIGGS Scrence that once small babe born rn man s currosrty has grown through the years to become almost the master of humamty Whether scrence becomes a frrendly or a cruel master depends upon how he rs treated by man A chrld must always be gurded by hrs parents to help hrm determrne whrch path of lrfe he wrll take so scrence must be led by the helpmg hands of men erther to the pathway of destructron or to the road leadrng to a glorrous future It can be clearly seen by an observer how scrence rmproves us and our world He stands lrke a guardran frghtrng mans natural enemres wrth one hand and battlrng Ignorance wrth the other In thus lrght he rs our frrend and can do naught but help us for wrth every passrng day he btrngs more and more enlrghtenment to our dark world and shows us how to use thrs knowledge to better our lrves The mysterrous drseases whrch at one trme almost overwhelmed humanrty have now become cold hard mrcrobes for scrence to hunt down and destroy Food shelter and other of mans essentrals have been rmproved a hundredfold srnce therr first use The weather strll remarns somewhat of mystery to scrence but srnce he cannot attack rt by a drrect frontal assault he srmply plots rts movements and steps asrde when rt threatens hrm But for thrs srde of these materral advantages however scrence provrdes us wrth a mental betterment that helps brrng peace of mrnd It trys to answer the age old questrons of how and why Superstrtrons are drssrpated by IIS magrc touch and everythrng becomes apparent rn rts lrght of logrc and truth Scrence puts man rn hrs natural place rn the unrverse by grvrng hrm a proper perspectrve and show rng hrm how puny he and hrs creatrons are Man also must always have an ob stacle to overcome and scrence provrdes a myrrad of problems for hrm to solve by uncoverrng a smgle truth whrch always leads to many more related ones Many people however consrder scrence rn a drfferent lrght They thrnk we are berng led to the slaughter by followrng nts teachrngs but they are wrong for rt rs not scrence that leads but man If rn rts chrldhood scrence had been drrected wholly toward constructrve achrevement destructron would not loom as so great a threat as rt does today When a craftsman makes a mrstake rn some delrcate op eratron he rnevrtably curses the tool wrth which he was workmg In a lrke manner man blames scrence for hrs own mrstakes and uses rt as a scapegoat for the fear and tensron he has brought upon hrmself The frrendshrp or enmrty of scrence therefore rests solely rn the mrnd of man and not wrth scrence rtself Man hrmself must decrde whether to use the un rmagrnable power of scrence to hrs advantage or drsadvantage Let us pray that every decrsron made concernmg scrence helps to show rt the path rt must take to brrng humanrty to a brrght and lastrng future 77 n s v a ' 7 . V . . . . . w 1 s . , . ' a w 1 , . v 9 ' . c , y v a ' v v , . s , . 9 m ,ti . tk. 2 - 1 fm 9 CLASS COUNCIL Fnrst rovs left to trght j Smrth B Ross j Lxma A Wt: ht M Aramran B Come j Davrs C Parkhurst D Leach M Lsposrto Second row left to rrght H Trkorran S Schnender R Burgess F Gangee L Howe B Patton S, , 35:1 M L. L V-.- in CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: A. Wright, Vice Presidentg M. Aramian, Presidcntg B. Corrie, Secretaryg J. Davis, Treasurer. 78 .rail SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS Frrst row left to rrgeht srttmg T Perry I Ltma H lxrtss B Barrett C Kaufman C Oster S Stone H kelly H Grbbs Second rovu M Aramnan L Papa N Grbblm A Morse A Oken A Tateosxan J Chapman L Mabray J Bennett D Leach Thrrd row L Smrth C Bakelman 1 Halpert B Corrre T Green E Clanton R BurLess M Brody A Smrth Fourth row D Epstetn J Naael J Gallagher L Home H Raxsner A Wrrght THE SILVER WHISTLE SENIOR PLAY cAsT Left to nghr E Barnes H Rarsner T Koutroulrs R Burgess D Lea V Stevos C Cotton B Marcello P Coogan L Davrd R Spendel L Richard O Young R Paquette A V , V- v V , , , v . t . - . ,- s 4 --. - - - . - - s - f - , v E , . , , . L . , , . , . , . . - . . , . , , . , . , . . ,- . , . . , . , . , , , . , . , . K , . , . , . A , . A , . , . , . . , . . . , . , . . . , . , . , . , ' . . 1 - w - v - w - s . . ' 1 z .g .7 'ififa fg . ,fm + , TF fi - All :gr fs C ' s 3 I XXXXXT CLASS We the class of une 1955 boastrng no rdtots and few genruses after coaxrng by some and restramt by others have clecrded to leave and so that fond memo rnes of us may be cherxshed long after our hasty departure we leave the followmg We Betty Moran Debbte Plunkett and Drane Souza leave our skrll nn volleyball to Lorrarne OCon nor Marte Leontr and Bernrce H1ll I Patrtcra Baker leave to Hope High School my heavy Englrsh books to someone who IS brg enough to carry them I udy Greenberg leave my posrtron as Advertrs rng Manager to any future 12A I Laura Rtchard leave to a future 10B my many late slrps and abrlrty to mrss the bus too frequently I Edward O Netll leave to Mtss Campbell my sm cere wrshes that she may never have another puprl I Don Chapman leave nothrng lm gotng to keep everythrng I ve got I Lucllle Papa leave my faulty locker to some 10B wrth a good left foot I Fred Cotton leave my name on all desks for all my teachers who lrke to scrub I Elrzabeth Clanton leave all my unfinrshed home work to whoever wants rt I josephrne Kralrk leave my old typewrrter for someone else to make mrstakes I Pauline Kxernan leave my shyness to any l0B who needs to be quneted down I Howard Lovett leave to ordan Rrchman my magtc ways of How to Pass French l Tony Gapozza leave to Mtss Collms an auto mattc board eraser I ean Helgeson leave my excuses for berng late to anyone who needs them I Beverly Lawton leave Mrss Flaherty for those who lrke exercrses I anet Keenan leave the long mxlk lme rn the cafeterna to all thrrsty Hopettes I Clyde Hawley leave Mr Russell the lost seagulls that came to our track meets I Colm Kirby leave to the gumor class my knack of grvmg teachers a slow burn I Edward McDowell leave my perfect attendance record to those that hate school I Frayda agolrnzer leave the bus drrvers to anyone who lakes to be rnsulted I Debby Leach leave my job as Busrness Manager to anyone who wants the trouble I Antony Delgado leave my name on the gym backboard I Erleen Grlleeney leave all my shorthand notes to anyone that ns able to read them to any future majorette I Marvm Ersentsadt leave to the school the splrnters l gathered from the baseball bench for two years I Robert Bradshaw leave my herght to the under graduates who can use rt I Peter Coogan berng the last of the Coogan clan at Hope leave wrth a srgh of relref from Mr McLaughl1n I Ira Broadman leave to some unfornrnate and unsuspecttng 10B my annoymg drsgustrng and ex tremely fickle locker I Larry Share lease the follownng artncles to my stster pmk shnrt pmk tres punk socks pmk belts pmk ne clrps pmk cuff lmks and a panr of charcoal pants I Thelma Perry leave to my snster my abnlxty to fall down the cafeterra starrs 'X X X, 'X , , , , 'Xt 5 .I 3 . - . 3 3 I y . l . y J , . . . , - v . , Y 9 ' , . , y . y . , . . , . . a ' l I - 5 . ls ' . ' 7 7 3 I ' , J ' , ' , J , . . . - , , . . 7 . H 3 7 7 , . , . . - , . . y like me. I, Ellen Barnes, leave my baton and scuffed boots , , . . ' Y 7 7 7 s a a a - ' 1 . 1 I ' 1 1 . . , . 5 3 ' ' 1 S Y - Y . - 3 I ' y ' , , J ' , , ' , ' ' ' ' ' Y I 1 Y 1 v ' I ' Q 1 ' 1 A I s I 82 WLL t XSRX ll I Sheila Poindexter leave my good behavior and gum chewing to my cousin Florence Carew I Donald Shaw leave to Mr McLaughlin brother to keep him busy for the next few years I Robert Austin leave Pete Papazian to Miss Cunningham I David Lea leave to anyone who wants them all the laughs to be had in the Science department I George Poyton leave my air conditioned sneakers to the boys at the end basket in Gym I Pat MacDonald leave my tightly capped bucket of formaldehyde and my corner in the science labora tory to any inspired student who wants to explore the inner reaches I Constance Bacon leave my cheerleaders uniform to any fortunate V I Gregory Gemma leave my bad habits to some new IOB I Stephen Edmonds leave my ability to run cross country to the school I Bob Cooney leave my seat in Mr McLaughlins office to anyone who is able to use it as much as I did I Frank Wagner leave my 41 Ford hot rod to my brother to race two other rods I Nancy Gentry leave a hole on the stage where I goofed on one of my acrobatic tricks I Warren Goolgasran leave room 118 to the next bunch of rowdies I Ruth Green leave my ability to get up for school on Monday to anyone who likes Sunday night parties I Carole Fields leave to some lucky person my title of Freckles We Joyce Forrest and Kathy Gargano leave our educated thumbs for anyone who IS looking for a ride downtown in a hurry I Evelyn Harrington leave to Mr Mullens some cheerleaders who wont keep his teams out late I Joyce Bennett leave behind the running exer cases in Miss McCaffreys gym class I Gene Bishop will to any incoming Spanish student my ability to get to Spanish class yust before the bell rmgs I Paul Goldsmith leave to anyone who wants them my john L Lewis eyebrows I Harvey Raisner leave my locker combination 40 to the right 28 to the left 78 up the middle 7 4 two turns left to any simple 10B genius inaccurately to some 10A Good luck I hope it spells better for you I Carol Parkhurst leave to a certain 10B a little red car to go back and forth to school with I Sylvia Stone leave to Jane Bliss all the push ups we had to do in Gym We Roberta Dunn Madeline Dozier Gloria Earle Dolores Derkaz and Carol Dewey leave our seats in the back of 117 to anyone who thinks that they are silly enough to fill them I Catherme Soloman leave all the good times and fun to any lucky person that has Mr Millman I Valerie Stevos leave my baby brother Smoky to Mr Delaney s basketball team I Diane Souza leave all my troubles to anyone who doesn t have any In closing we the graduatmg class leave our appreciation and many thanks to Miss Tully and the entire faculty Wztnerred by Trinda A Green and Aaron Priest 1 I H - le I I I 1 1 I I u u 1 1 1 1 X 'A 'S 'X X S 1 . . , . . . 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' 7 . ,j. . . 9 Y H D 9 . . , 3 . 83 PROPHECY CLASS OF JUNE 1955 Percy late as usual was hustlrng from cloud to cloud when Apollo stopped hrs chartot and offered hum a rrde Thankful for the offer Percy bolted mto the charrot and the parr started off to the Olymprc Gardens where the class of june 1955 was holdrng 1ts annual reunton Percy was anxrous to get gomg but Apollo assured htm that they would soon be at the Gardens Whrle speedrng down the Mrlky Way the mam street of Celestral Cxty they passed a bus that had been chartered by Buben and Rubtn Inc to take thelr staff of secretarres to the opentng of the latest movle starrrng Nancy Gentry and Edward ONe1l at the Lovett Playhouse Percy recog nrzed some of the secretarres as he and Apollo rode by there were Nancy Glblm Harrlet Krtss Barbara Marcello Ann Edmonds Carol Kaufman and Barbara Barrett A lrttle farther along Apollo stopped to let Katherrne Solomon Mary Perry and Shtrley Bernard cross the street to the spectacular sale at Gold smrths Department Store Then as they went whtzzmg by the Solar R crurtmg Statron Percy nottced Arthur Wrrght Davrd Kulrsch Anthony Cappozza Fred Cottam Edward Guncheon and Edward McDowell wartmg to srgn up for the next expedrtron to Pluto After turntng off the Mrlky Way they entered the resrdentral sectron of the town and passed Frsenstadts Pharmacy the popular hangout for the the students Apollo anxtous to sung the prarses of hrs Alma Mater xolun teered Many of your former classmates are on the faculty here Lets see now there are Ann Oltvrert and Edwtna Taylor teachrng forergn languages Exelyn Hartrngton and Sylua Stone teachrng the elementary grades Davrd Epste1n headmg the hrstory department and the prrncrpal 15 Margo Ara mran Also on the office staff are Barbara Corrte Sherla Porndexter Thelma Perry Janet Keenan joan Chapman Beverly Lawton Frayda agolmzer Shrrley Rappaport and Joyce Bennett As soon as they had reached the Gardens Percy leaped from the charlot and raced for the door draggmg Apollo behind ust thxnk Percy exhaulted thrs palace was desrgned by an old classmate of mme Steven Edmonds and frnanced by osephme Paquette another classmate who made brllrons rn nectar wells And say look at thrs program Judy Sallet has a ont man art exhrbrt and Peter Nelson along wth Eleanor Warren and Kenny ohnson ts shomng the latest develop ments rn scrence and automotne cngmeerrng 00 kv-fs! '73-r 84 T 1 7 7 ' 1 , . I . Y . , , V , t D ' U . , 9 7 ' 1 'a 7 ' ' a . Q D - 3 . t 5 3 3 7 , , , , I - . , t 3 . . C- - Z I U s l l , 3 3 3 5 I - 3 , 7 students of Halo High. When Percy remarked about the good behavior of 7 7 Y , - , 1 7 Y . Y. . y . 1 s ' A ' 3 I 7 . . 9 , , , , J ' , , . , , . J . y.. A y .. . . v V ' J S 1 V . . . t y . .1 1. A . , ,' J , ' ,' , , , XX'hen they entered tshe marn reception room the hostess Ellen Barnes introduced them to Louis Dayrs noted geologist Lrllran Almeida a Mayor rn the Womens Army Corps Warren Goolgasran a dentist and Trrnda Green hrs assistant Then the hostess excused herself and went oyer to speak to Gregory Gemma the electrrcran about the special lrghtrng effects for thc entertainment that eyenrng Percy when he heard musrc checked hrs program for the orchestra and found that Paul Velluccr and Vrnny jacobellrs were playing the drums and that the Herald of the Skres was none other than Cosmo Trrbellr Percy vyent over to speak to Laura Richard the buyer for a large de partment store and Lucille Pappa a noted beautrcran The tvyo women had been admrrrng the clothes worn by Debby Plunkett who had become famous as a Paris model Later vyhrle at the banquet Percy sat next to Drs Frances Bolotrn and Carl Feldman who were excrted about the plans for therr new hospital Fran bubbling over with news told of how well the personnel drrector ean Helgerson had organized her nursrng staff She had hrred Barbara Crudelr as supervisor of nurses and Claire Altman Mary Esposrto Elrzabeth as general staff nurses Also Pat MacDonald had been hrred as head of the research dept We havent started to burld yet rnterrupted Carl but Frank Water man has already surveyed the property and we have receryed contract bids from Bates and Bradshaw Inc and Rene Paquette an rndependent engr neer Percy and Apollo wished them success but before they had trme to go on Apollo tugged at Percys sleeye and asked rbout the man lurkrng rn the shadows Oh explarned Percy thats Davrd Lea He was an FBI agent and he yust can t leave hrs work at the office just then the clock struck tive and Apollo started By ove rts later than I thought' I really must be going he ex clarmed I haye had 1 maryelous trme Percy thanks for everything and good bye And as the sun slowly srnks rn the west we leave the class of une 1955 to enjoy therr reunion Margo Aramran Pat MacDonald Barbara Crudelr Judy Sallet 85 I U I I I 7 3 . v . 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X CLASS HISTORY The lme was beginning to form near the auditor rum I took my assigned place next to my classmates and as the forceful strains of the march floated out to our ears the lme began to move First laughrngly and then proudly we marched into the auditorium crowded with parents and friends come to honor us at our graduation The tassel on my cap kept swing ing mto my eye but I was oblrvrous to it My mmd had begun to wander mto the past few years those happy three years that I had spent at Hope High With a chuckle I recalled that first day so long ago when I had tried valrantly to keep my dignity and board the Hope Street bus at the same time The first day that I spent at Hope when I had attended the wrong classes lost myself in the miles of cor rrdors and been sent by playful upperclassmen to eat my lunch in the Study Hall Those confusing days did not last long however for I soon became ac customed to the rigorous routine of study work and play which was to become my life for the next As I marched down the long aisle I saw mom smiling proudly and I recalled the delinquent that I had brought home in 10B and the first football game I had ever seen Months passed and I was no longer a lowly 10B There was a class behind me and social life had begun to flourish It was time for my first big school dance the Sophomore Hop a dance that I helped plan and that I looked forward to with great ex pectations Now everyone has solemnly taken their seats I remember well the joyous hours we spent in these same seats cheering our teams on to victory listen mg to the concerts of the music department and being rudely awakened by Mr Mullens when he threatened to throw a football at us durmg a pep rally I also remember how superior I felt to the lowly rookies that term and how I showed my superiority by sending them off to the wrong class rooms or to the study hall for lunch That year was a good one for our teams Our hockey and bas ketball teams won honors and took part in the New England Playoffs Many of us made the long trip to URI to support our basketball team Also the track team held the city championship that year In addition it was the year that some of my class mates brought scholastic honor to the class when they were chosen to take part rn a program spon sored by the Ford Foundation The highlight of that year however was the Junior Prom How I worried about a date worried about money worried about a car worried about clothes and then went on to have the best time of my life' Doctor Wood has begun to call the names for the diplomas and everyone is still Agam with a chuckle I recalled that first day of my semor year when I had tried to keep senior dignity and board a Hope Street Bus the first few months of this year when we began to work diligently council took over in the cafeteria the season that the football team made up largely of members of this class made headlines and there was the big day that we became full fledged 12As Then things began to happen fast and furious-Anthony Medal essays try outs for the semor play honors day class day our Senior Prom and then the climax tonight Someone is tugging at my sleeve Doctor Wood has called my name now as I walk across the stage I can see my class as a whole probably for the last time Suddenly I have come to the realxza tion that there ns a lot of work to be done in the world and that it must be done by my classmates and my generation Oh God we do not ask for lighter burdens but please give us broader shoulders Barbara Crudelr Patricia MacDonald Jlldllh Sallet Margaret Aramran . , . 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Q Q , 7 7 ' ' - , Q ' 7 7 . , - , . . , . - . . , 7 . ., , . , - ., . . - . y ' 87 'W sig SONGTITLES Shake Rattle and Roll Hold My Hand The Btrth of The Blues My Own True Love How Important Can It Sh Boom' No More Mr Sandman Not As A Stranger Mtster Touchdown Make Yourself Comfortable Drm Dtm The Lrghts Melody of Love Green Years Stx Brtdges to Cross Hlgh Noon The Typewrtter Song The Btg Break Dream She Was Ftve and He Was Ten Earth Angel Im Srtttng on Top of The World Dtamonds Are a Gtrls Best Frtend Deuls Htghvuay Somethrng To Remember You By Cafeterta Gutdance Teachers Gettmg caught bunktng Hope Htgh School 50th pornr for graduatron Chemtstry expertments Last day of school 6th pertod class Mr McLaugh11ns office Football team Nurses ollice Semor Prom Mr Greens Musrc Class New 1OBs Srx terms untll graduatlon Lunch hour Commerctal department 2 30 bell No School Announcement une Semor Play Teacher passtng you on 69 average Day after graduatton Engaged Semor gtrls Trrp to Mr McLaughl1ns office Blue and White 4 E I fi 0 4' 'K i' K Q Y 44 6 4 AK Be . , ' ' Smoke From Your Cigarette . Boys and Girls Rooms . ,, J . 88 DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN The mischievous boys nn Woodworknng class shellaced Leo Howes lunch? Mr Mullen asked jazzy Wrrght what hrs IQ was and jazzy replied 20 20? azzy thought Mr Mullen had wanted to know what has eyesight was' joan Halpert forgot to return her milk bottle to the racks and brought rt up to Geome try? Judy Sallet as a 10B brought a floor plan of the school? Margo Aramnan led her homeroom rn a pledge of allegiance by sayrng Our Father Who art m Heaven johnny Davis started recrtxng Spanish with his Southern drawl? Ronny Burgess started sxngrng like a drunkard whrle the band was practicing and Mr Roberts wanted to know who the new trumpeteer was? Eddne Smith d1d an Indran war dance durmg a football game at Cnty Stadrum? Mr Russell goofed durmg an assembly speech when he sard that the students of the old Hope Hngh filled the swamps rn wrth their teachers? Hope students got on the UTC buses at 2 30 m orderly hnes? If you do your memo rxes are better than ours 115 had a lnttle brrthday party for Shirley Bernard when Elame Amore presented her with a cake? Ira Broadman and Tyler Briggs walked 1nto English class srngmg Happy Birthday to John Milton? Eugene Bishop chmbed the ladder leading up to the tower and then found Mr Gurnham waxtmg patiently for hum when he came down? Three certain grrls from Chemistry 2x brought Mrss Arnold an apple? The next day they found an orange on her desk with a sign on nt saying Oranges are better for your health Barbne Crudelr prrded herself for commg to school at 8 15 when she suddenly remem bered that she was supposed to be at church for relrgrous mstructron? The boys nn Physics 5x put gum rn Mr Gurnhams brg slrde rule so that rt couldnt move? Evelyn Hartmgton read a poem rn English class as requested by Miss Hall and the first lme of rt read I like men? The basketball team and the cheerleaders on their way home from Newport com plaxned so much of berng hungry that Mr Delaney hopped out of the bus and surprlsed them all by brxngrng back four bags of doughnuts Ginny Doyle got her sxgnals mlxed up at a hockey game and found herself domg one cheer while the rest of the squad was domg another? One of the boys from Miss Campbells Geometry class lowered a compass from Miss McDermotts wmdow as a slgn that hrs class was mvrted up for a pam sesslon by Vinny jacobelhs and Cosmo Trnbellx? Harry Saltzmans dog came to school three times on the same day until finally Harry had to take hum home and txe him up? The excrtrng volleyball games nn Miss McKees class between Dolores Krmatran Diane Souza Debby Plunkett and jo Paquettes team and Debby Leach Fern Grlkenson Carol Parkhurst Pat ONe1l and Connle Bacons team were played? More than a few lost seagulls would come out to watch Mr Russells track meets? Aaron Priest would try to outsmart Miss Arnold and would always lose? Ronny Burgess and Ellre Barnes drd a pantomme act at the Hope Follres and stole the show? Jack Wrnkelman and Larry Share hung on the rabbit skeletons nn Biology class a srgn whnch sand Are you hungry? Hal Anthony came to school ln a raccoon coat? NXT TXXTXXTXX XXXXS We . .... IF71 -i ' X , v b no .. f 5 x 'Y 9 I'n Y 13-,rin gf. of Yi 4 'film Ig I S 'ANZ TLJWIEQQTVQT-. UH IL ll Q! CIE ATHLETICS 'Q 1 5 L-X 5- , X J 1 QQ I I S J ,Qi if , X .- ggg 1 g nullllllllll 'N X Q X1 1 f THE DISCUS THRO 69,6 TUNQSYHLL INC-K H960 P lark L!! Fxnnm rl' xx: WRTEKMQ Q -,if- X Qffffzxpq IX FRED GRKGE A ERNKE. SUTER 'S fx Q-X Qi XX sea'-S XX 7 I 506' QXMENP4 JO UALDZ- KHIZ. I N? Jinx Bnave-' PHTTON T WRIGHT 3 HM BRlC.Kl-E RRY M HRK X FOOTBALL Fxrst row S Schnetder A D1B1ase j Prmental S Brnckle R MacDonald C Cotton B Parton R Tunstall L Howe A Wrtght E Carvelho J Davrs Second row G Tunstall J Contt H Fmk E Foss H Adams M Freedman C Monttero W McElroy C Anderson J Ruggxero C Krrkorran E Clement Thrrd row D Caplan L Katz M Harrrs S Hollan W Pettway V Frattaruolo J Potter H johnson J Hxldebrandt M Merman A Lopes On Augusth 31st a group of forty boys reported to Coaches Mullen and Delaney After four weeks of hard practnce the team was ready to do a good yob ln a non league game agamst Classtcal Hxgh The Blue Wave was hot that day and rolled over a spmted but outclassed Classncal team 34 to 0 The Blue Waxe was ready and wartmg when Rogers came to Clty Stadnum The Hope backs behmd sharp and accurate blockmg by the lme scored a 76 to 6 uctory over the Vxkmgs 6000 fans at Ctty Stadxum savs the Hope eleven defext East Proudence last years champs 7 to 6 After 1 60 ytrd march nn the hrst quarter Hopes qu trtcrbttk Tony D1B1ase ran the pngsknn to the Town1es s1x yard lme Two plays later joe Plmental ran the left end for the touchdown and then ktcked the pomt after to gne Hope a 7 to O lead at the end of the first perrod In the second perrod East Proudence scored but ohnny Davxs saved the game m blockmg the klck for the extra pomt Hope vent down to a 47 to 7 defeat at the hands of La Salle at La Salle field Early rn the first pernod the Blue Wave scored therr fxrst and last touchdown and nt looked as nf thus was Hopes night Tvso mln utes later La Salle broke loose and dndnt stop untxl they htd scored thexr 47nd pomt In tn exhxbntxon game the Blue Whse nosed out .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. . I - .V Y J Y Y l. V V v V , , - . . . , . 1- , . ,, . 4 - . . 'z . , A , .' Wloonsocket, 14-15, in a tough battle. Johnson and DiBiase scored the touchdowns, and Cotton kicked the two extra points that were needed to win. The Eastsiders faced their second and last defeat of the season, by losing to the Thunderbolt of Cranston, 27 to O. Fighting an uphill battle from the start, Hope toppled Pawtucket East, 12 to 7. Fumbling on the opening kickoff, the Blue Wave set up a gift touch- down for East. The Hopeites came back with two touchdowns scored by Cavarllo and johnson. Displaying a fine aerial attack, the Blue Wave set back Mount Pleasant, 14-O. Ruggerio passed thirty yards to johnson for the first six points, and Pimen- tal kicked the extra point. Soon afterwards Pimental passed to Ruggerio for the second touchdown, and Pimental again converted to make the fourteenth point. The Blue Wave rolled up to its highest score of the season by defeating Saint Raphael, 40-6. The Eastsider's touchdowns were scored by Joe Pimental, Tony DiBiase, jazzy Wright, johnny Davis and Bobby Tunstall. 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F1-r .1 .1. . . 1111- 1111.11 111111 III 1I11' s1'.1s1111. 1I11' Cfl..: A CII . 1 ,I111 1111- I111 lilllt' .11pl1111111r1-s r1't11r11111g 111Ax1 I'L'.II. tI11- '.1111 Al1l1111gI1 1I11' 111.1111 xx1111 1111lx' 11111 11f 1A1gl11 1l . -1111 NI111 I1I lI.lX 1- .1 l111gl1lx' 1 sful 1'.1.111-s11 tI111 est Ill 111.1 A'11f 1I11- 1l 71-. 1 '1' x'. .- . ' - 'l.IXL' I1- li 111 N11 R11 . -ll. .1 111111 .11I1, WRESTLING First row left to right F Jaffa A Newman S Howland W Sullivan J Lima I. Katz I Cohen Second row coach Mr Cerra C Brigham V MacArthur D Hammersley W Pettway M Friedman R Hedclle H Fink B Patton R Clark The success of this year s wrestling team depended mainly on Mr Cerras line coaching ability From five boys that returned from last year and later re cruits Mr Cerra fashioned a reasonably successful team In dual meets they won six and lost five This years edition of wrestling made a strong bid for the state championship The squad was led by F. affe, J. Lima, and H. Fink. Outstanding for us throughout the year were co- captains J. Lime, and H. Fink. The other members of the team are F. Jaffe, W. Sullivan, B. Patton, J, Cohen, A. Newman, W. Pettway, S. Holland, and R. Clark. There have been many sophomores interested in wrestling and should help to build a fine team again next year. BASKETBALL .A- J.. Left to right R Paquette W Briggs D Holden j Press J McCahey A Wright J Davis R MacDonald D Zubiageo C Cotton With the return of three first stringers and a strong bench the basketball team got off to a good start by defeating LaSalle 49 43 johnny Davis with 14 points was high scorer and Wes Briggs and Charlie Cotton notched 13 each The Blue Waye registered a 47 34 yictory over Central at City Gym Cotton and Briggs were high for the night with 17 and 10 points respectively The Xikings from Newport took a 47 35 yictory from Hope at the Hope gym Briggs and Cotton got most of Hope s points 14 and 13 Lndiunted by this defeat the Eistsiders handed the Thunderbolts of Cranston their first loss by wil loping them Ol 39 as Briggs ttllied 31 Cotton ind ft i1gohidl11ndl0 Continuing on this rampage Hope took Mount I isint I 38, Dixis was high with 19, Cot n. wth 17, and Briggs with 12. The Blue NX ave handed Pawtucket East a 67-59 de' feat as Cotton tossed in ,1 points, Davis was next with 1' and Briggs with 10. LaSalle pulled a close one out of the fire by beating Hope 67 60 and handing Hope its second defeat Cotton was the only one that hit double figures by getting 37 Hope got baek in the grooye by defeating Central 58 41 on our own boards Cotton again was the only one in double figures with 78 points Trayeling down to Newport the Eastsiders handed Rogers a 49 45 defeat It was the Hrst time that Rogers had been beaten on their own court since February of 57 and it locked Hope in a tie for first place with C rinston Hope eirried their drixe into the fourth quarter ind the terms were tied hxe times Finally at 45 45 1 bisket by Yubiigo ind 1 pair of free flips by Briggs gaxe Hope the xietory Hope ifter being be hind from the start by a margin ranging up to 12 points in the third period finally flashed by Cranston and squeezed out a 44-43 victory' as W es Briggs put in a one hinder with 11 seconds to go in the game. Cotton and Zubiago were high with 1 f and 11. NVQ I Ziff ' ,Z I 405' if ,- 'gh' CU .' Ax x A A-Q: 0' 1 J Y +1 I Af ,JLLLL xff'L . Y 6 X U f' Z . 5-1, 3' . : I 2' 5 .. Furst row left to rught J Myette A DuNapolu M Sweeney A Woodcock R Renuere D Peck R McGu1rl F Waterman E Suter Second row J Kettle R McKay J Thalman E Woodcock E Mullen R DeMulluo E OConnor HOCKEY The 1954 1955 Hope hockey team seemed to be one of the best school sextets un several years Wuth such capable pucksters as Frank Waterman Russ Mc Luuur Muke Sweeney Ernue Suter and Duck Renuere performung ut was dehnutely a banner year for the Blue Wave In the openung league game the Wave toppled Woonsocket 7 1 then surpassed Cranstons Thunder bolt by a 5 1 margun East Provudence was the vuctum defeat The bug league game of the year was on New Years nught when the Wave dropped Burruvulle from the unbeaten ranks by a 5 7 vuctory that showed the greut Hope team play Hope then took on LaSalle und uctually defeated them 5 0 but vsere forced to forfcut thc gume because of the use of joe Thalman who vns dcclurcd uneluguble Thus loss left the d fcnse runks lovn and meant a great dcal un the latter part of the season The Wave topped North Provu dence 8 0 and were defeated by Mount Saunt Charles 71 un a heart breaker The wunnung Mount goal comung wuth about 15 seconds to play When the play offs came Hope found themselves losung two tough ones to Woonsocket by 2 1 and 1 0 scores They defeated Mount St Charles un a consola tuon game 5 l When the scorung records were compuled the three Hope first luners were on top Muke Sweeney Frank Waterman and Russ McGuurl coped the three spots The team vsull lose only Frank Waterman and Sus ter Suter thus june Next season vuull see the return of Russ Mcbuurl Muke Sweeney Red Dunapolu Erne OConnor Ron EuMulluo on the fomard lune The defense vuull be backed up by jack Kettle Ed Mullen jr and Duck Revuere K , I ' H- . I . . 1 U 7 U 7 ' Y Y , 3 of a 5-2 Hope triumph. St, Raphael's fell to an 8-0 . Y . ' 4 V ' 7 4 v v V I 3 ' Y 2 h .v - A Y- ' 4' A ya T A ' Y . ' I Y ' . V V2 . - Q A ' ' ' V ' C- 1' y 100 'L FENCING TEAM Fnrst row left to rxght A Prxcsr 9 Wcncrlf S Berman M Bmmberg. M Solomon Second row L Share 9 Bnlou M Zaretsky Wlnkelman I ManDonald BP? TENNIS TEAM ld: to r1Lhr D Buwn N Curmd. I Maung Capmn G FlcmmL A Dans I Hamm H Korn 102 H TQ Lf ' , ' ' fdmf W - ll M I , - . ff - , ' .f ? ' : L- 1 -T,7 ,'- 'Q Lv Q Y' 'A -1' ' '-' - . . ,E , f I 'Q . , ...X . ' - ffl' . V ,ri 3 1 ,W ,Q V. MA.. ...,. .LW , L. . X. ,,.-.S.... .,,, L... ,1 5 g - . ' ts '14 -S ..x?A- V, ' E, x 5 jx '1x.,, 1 I ki A 1 . . -rr, , . 7 E 1 1 ily' A N R , I 1..4..-I...-L....r- First row left to right S Edmonds E Richard F Gage H Katz A Saunders E Waterman R Pettolla j Daluz E McDowell Second row P Calore l Wallace J Ruggiero C OLoughlin V Frattaruolo K Krikorian E Konopky W Wujcik J Aron Third row E Clement V Matsella P Augustus C Montieto S Abrams 1 Kyriakakis E Gold berg J Tunstall Fourth row G Cooke R Hery H Barasch M Moore M Garrity j Beerman M Berman C Moore C O Connell Fifth row W Ferarra B Lombard G Hanson F McLean J Iangton A Manekofsky IND00 This year Hope has the best indoor track team in the State. The team is well balanced and powerful, with more than one all state man in its ranks. The stracksters main strength lies in the field and short running events. Vin Frattaruolo and Ike Wallace scored heavily throughout the season in the shot put and high jump, respectively. Fred Gaige and joe Daluz scoreing one, two in both the high and low hurdles brought in many of those needed points for Hope. Tunstall in the 40 yard dash, john Ruggieroin the 300 yard dash, joe Daluz and Ike Wallace in the 600 yard run, Pet Augustus and Clyde Hawley in the 1000 yard rutr gave the team power that far sur- passed any other team in the league. Our Howard Katz, a three year man, Hopes best miler, and one of the finest in the state, can be looked up to by all as an example of what a real athlete should be. Howie's loyalty, determination, and intestinal forti- tude have made him a credit to his track and school. R TRACK The success of the team thxs year as always ts a direct result of its coaching. Mr. Russells patience, and unselfish devotion has made his team the very best. 1:-is x' r. - - 1 1 F I-Q s Q1 -' . ,- i RUNNING EVENTS Frrst row left to rrght A Wrrght C OLoughl1n S Edmunds P Calore H Katz A Saunders J Daluz P Augustus R Petorella C Montxero Second row I Wallace M Berman H Barasch P Wexler J Kyrrakakrs J Beerman F Garge M Moore Thnrd row W Ferrara R Hery C OConnell J Langton G Cooke E Clement J Tunstall B Lombard OUTDOOR TRACK Thts sprmg Tom Russells outdoor track team w1ll be after another ehampnonshlp to add to thetr laurels The return of Fred barge Vm Frattaruolo Walt Wtxjntk joe Daluz azz XX'r1ght ohnny Dans 1nd Roger Petterellx should go a long may tn spellxng x nttory for the vsaxe Most of these sprxngs tratkmen parttcxpated ln the nndoor tratk squad whmth has taken sexerll thampxon shtps an major meets thus year The hurdles haue alvnss been 11 mam stay ln Hope s trmumphs and lt appurs to make the dxrferente thus year The Blue and Whnte squad h IS three xeteran hurdlers ln Daluz Cause and Peterella tombxned wth the pole xault shot put laxelm and discus Hope should haxe lxttle trouble ln capturmg the state troun tn track in Q- Q1 -454,3 .9 U 'Q' First row left to right 1 Ballou P Velluccl J Ruggrero C Parente D Hapopian C Anderson Second row R Ferreira R Davis H johnson T Flynn H Lovett D Bodrngton Third row Mr Mullen Ccoachb M Exsenstadt S Abrams S Bnckle R DeCosta M Sweeney J Potter T Walsh C Dress QMgrJ BASEBALL Although Coach Mullens nine did not have much success in their 1954 campaign nt was because of an inexperienced club He started a rebuilding campaign experiment mg with promising sophomores and yumors in various slots centering around a few veterans With the loss of McGarty and Hagopran both seniors their positions at second and center field respectively will have to be filled Catching was no problem with Carmmo Parente and Sam Brickle backing up the batter although Tom Flynn a rookie had to back up in the last Cranston game because both Parente and Brrckle were knocked out of action due to nnyurnes The trio will be the backstops in 55 An experienced pitching staff consisting of Bob DeCosta Al Bears and Sam Brickle saw considerable mound duty and w1ll see more next season Paul Velluccx and Al Bears made the putouts at first and will be the contenders next year With McCarty leaving a hole at second little Jim Ballou a sophomore who saw a little action at second last season will probably be stationed there in the coming campaign Captam john Ruggerio was plugging the hole at short and Harry Buddy johnson was IH the hot corner snaggmg them as they came his way Both Ruggerno and ohnson will lead the attacks against enemy mnes next season The team will be looking up to them for guidance Mike Sweeney was pulling them down in left field and will continue his yob next year jim Potter roamed right field and will be back next year for his second season Duck Hagoplan who hauled them down in center Held last season wont be back next year That will be the only possible gap on the team that will have to be filled with all the others occupied by one or two year veterans Ruggerlo and Hagopxan made second and third teams All Class A respectively while DeCosta and Parente made honorable mention ' i i V .-za. 0--w -. , ' . f . ' f .. My -w ik' .L. f .aw ' - A.. - ,ta . . - . . I . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . l . . . I . . , . , . , . , . , . . - - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . . 1 . , ' 1 1 a 1 ' v 1 1 ' 1 1 J ' 9 9 1 1 - - - -. 11 .- .- 1 . - . 1 1 o ' ' 1 1 GOLF Hope s prospects for a successful golf team nn 1955 appear to be very brrght Last year Hope lost thenr champlonshnp to Rogers Hngh School nn regular league matches and hnrshed fourth rn the final league standmgs The success of the team depends hrghly upon Murray Zaretsky and Jrm McDonald who are the only returmng veterans of the 1954 team The team wlll need two golfers to complete the golf squad for thus years competmon between the varxous schools Because of graduatxon the team will be wnth out the services of two former members of the 1954 team Donald Karp and Charles Marryott The entire golf team wall be nn there fightmg all the way and rs a strong contender to regam the champlonshnp under the coach mg of Mr Delaney ..,,.I... JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lett ru nghr A Marreoio M Bcdgan M hennes R Hamer Head J Campbell C Gee H Bouuas R I i HAC :rr gh! 1 m Q X Alter II Ina I Horxlrz 'I08 I L . ' 1 , , , f ' - kr I , I A ,gi , ,W 1 II, I 14 'IWIJ I ' I I ' -T 'A f . -. . . , . .7 K , , I I ' ' . 45 K, , I 'xx ,I f 6 1, C ' ', I I k V I ,lp ' A ' Av' - . ' v 1 I Y . V h I f I , MJ .Y .. MY I ,. T. 3 I ' 4 , I. ' .5 Tgii Q , I X -14 I I ,ff :I 5' .fif -f - '-I I I .ffl Tig' lx 'I' 4' , 1 LJ -fy' ' f f W I , ' E IHJ 1 . A VA 4' I I T i I LGI I .nj X' VIIIIA. H, Li Iwlws, 5 Arr I. M. IIurIAy,I.1pt.A1n. M Pcxiinkln. .I. . , , 7 rn' - -N 'K .f Q ' ' V. Doyle. T. Green. Second row, left ru riluhrz M. Mdiendry. j. Lima. Harrington, P. Wakeling. A. C.ap.alJ1. C. B41con.M.McKendry. P. Wakelmg. A. Capaldi. E- Siegel- .IV Ilimw J? . f' C 9 6. 6 1 '.1 4 .ALE .5 P .fx f 1 3? 3 is Mmm I 25? A .pf x n . x 2 N54 -ni YI' 4' a H31 HI L-131 JK ACTIVITIES iss A my ..f ' 2 I .1 pan. 1 S , Q Q Ei lr uv psi.. ' ,,,. it 3 if f .5 ,f f 5 . !,. fi? A. fir -zilfiff-T' .1 Q .' ', ! 9 b h an .E 5 f V11 1- ?1 Q?'lf1 4 .Q e K N ,f ,. ., 4' I Je, ' Q F ,.f, ii? I pu pl. ii CLASS COUNCIL CLASS or JLNE 1956 Fxrst row left to tlght J Humphrey C Fran cs J Potter D Calxglurl S Leach B Saul mer Second row C Barsamnan V Vnola M Ped lnkm N Mathxas R Clesynskl E Sweet Thxrd row D Frank H Yolnn D Gray D Aragao V Marsella J Kettle J McNamee XX XX XX CLASS COLNTCIL CLASS OF JANLARY 193' Flrst row left to 1Lhf S Chalken C Hatter C An derson D Walker NI Kennet Second row Vw Sherman XX NItEltos B Crlgman X Easton R Gemma lllgl-,lf ifllifll CLASS COLNCIL CLASS OF JANUARY 1956 Flrst row left to rlght A Capaldx L Lopes I-I Adams L Ford J Olson Second rom P 'Niarsella IN Gorham V Vespna K Salandra SS XXXXX ,'.jl.ll.l.llfLlLZ,1ll I' fl .L 1 , -V, 3 r ' ' . Y '. YV, , W. A A', , I , X Y --','3i7 j,.:g5',1',,A. - ' , S' FW' 'r -' T lfzl, . YY? ' IIIEZMJV' i . 7 K U.. ' . 9 . . Y , V - i S 5 . ' '. ' ' . 1. y - v - x A n ' ' 4- ' MA 1 . 4 , . 4 , . - . . - , - , - - I . A , . , . 1 A 5 . - Y - , - - L , J ' ' 4 . I. 1 , .Q E L . fl . -5 5 ' f xr, A 4 ' ' I . , I Y' V., I A lv ' '1 .A . '. , , X f X, 'S f W V Q fl'- f fl.. f. ! gl .14 -4 his 7- ,...':.. P-' q-I j....T.. V' A R EST RCH 0 Xl AX X X X X, X X. X X. X X X, NI X X, 'X X, X X. X X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3:1 C Fm t row, seated, left t ri' t: S. Fishbein, M. Newman, R. Gardner, M. Speigel, C. Tribelli. . M. Bmw , -I, osenthal, . 1 yberg, V. Stevos, R. Crowell, Third row, standing: S. Jacobson, C. Crowell, P. Melikian, C. Paco. R. Kumins, B. oth, M. Kelman. . rrells, j. DiMaio, Roger Greene 4DitectorJ. M. Glazer, Second row, seated: ul. Conner, H. Kerns, L. Wells, A. Ma- A. Rosenberg, F. Glazer, B. Healy, A. Arsenault. nekofsky, S. Ktovitz, D. Glass erg, V. Bucci, P. Vellucci, ,241 J-A can IZ C C Z! CD '-. Di L ...v--.q..l W.. BAND St vs dt rr rn. B 'Viartln 1 I Barnes V Rosee M Lwntr R W Roberts 'Band Drrettorn G Ieonartl fHeatl 'Nl ywrettel H Garabetlran Bl ss P betond mu L Katz F lxrovrtz Kmj. Nl Splegal V Butcr H Rarsner Irma A Habershavs I Glaser Nl Glaser Thrrtl row C, Rrde lx Reuter P Petras Nl Jacobson R Asadorran G Santos N Welnstern E Waterman J Sullrvan B Roth Fourth rm S acobson 5 Paull F Schrflman T Bruges R Burgess R Blackman R Schlmel M Bmvsne M Kel man IN Ltzpmttz N1tDmAell Dans P Augustus F Cunha Zuckerman J Lubusky Stxth nm R DeCosta S Goluluerg, J NleCarthy A Ar ault I' Jaffa A W Lht L Wfllnams H Yolrn Nitller S Barrett A Anderson XXXNXYI1 VIXXXLXXlXX XX MAIORFTTES LCN to ULN C Iwnari Head Xialorenc. H Gambedlan 2 Lat-0566 Xl Lefnntr F Barnes B Nlarttnellr Bl ss P ann M A L ,,,, , L , . Y, L L, ' I l .1 5 .- H, B 1-1 ' . Er? , 1-1 H H .. R 1-.L C .A Fur ro ', l- t jht' . r ' ell , E, K, . La- 1 ' ,. Jr I , '. , j. Y, . 'J' Lavin. If A al I l I I I V I l 1 Fiftll rtlsw: vi Jacolnellis, P. XICHULLI, G. Mithailitles, D. Ped ' 3 . ', ., ' , J. ', r . ' ' ' , . dle, Ii. r ' , J. , . A' . . . , G I '. 'K , '. ,I . I , r . . sen' . ,H , .A 'tri' , . li A , , l L N I I l 1 l l I 1 I L l l l l l I I I ' I El l L-:El '-1 X A Y V 'N 'X X A Y X , I V 1 1.4 L. , A A f A, 1 l. ' ... , 1. ,. .. I- 1, SENIOR STAGE CREW Furs! row left to nght A Raphael P P.ap.1z1m NI Brody INIJILILCI' P Borxm J Rlchman Seumd rovs 5 acobson R ng D Puk P Cowgnn R Stcvn :rd mu G SILCIL R Chr1st1.1nSLn I I Shari W ll ne Loughmn JUNIOR STAGE CREW' Ifzrxr rm. ILM tw 71411: I Iifzglmmu. N1 Iimdx. xI.III.iJL'f. R :Xh.1n,n1 Nw H.. :I 'A N I.,1::.1, Q1 Nhm R Cru-ztcr. C1 ISA-Lzxifrq. D Linn' 116 T 'v f f Y-TEENS First row, left to right: J, Sherlock, J. McKenna, G. Fisk, Third row: B, Crudeli, j. Spidell, J. Allen, H. Gibbs, K A. Edmonds, W. Candos, L. Ford, Treasurer, B. Corrie, Bently, 1. Hollenbach, B. Swanson, C, Hill, I. Horvitz Presidentg C. Francis, V. President, M. Esposito, Secretary, L. Almeida, V. Tavares. S. Bonetti, T. Silverman, L. DeBow, V. Miller. Fourth row: J. Lima, E. Clanton, C. Bacon, J. Crosby, B Second row: M. Aramian, M. Santos, M. Doull, J, Lea, C. Miller, A. Applegate, S. Poindexter, M. Carter, J. Bacon DeBonis, P. McGeharty, R. Silverman, B. Lea, M. Hurley, E. Carter, V. Viola, B. Jackson, A, Perry. P. Testa, D. Walker, S. Carr. I x f DRIVER TRAINING First row, left to right: P. Venable, N. Levine, E. Clanton, V. Tavares, L. Wallach. i M. Dozier, M. Esposito. Second row: H. Gibbs, S. Kaplan, j. Cohen, P. Picker, F. Egavian, G. Earle. L. Richard. Third row: L. Mabtary, A. Sylvander, R. Silverman, A. Perry. Not photographed: B. Rosengard, F. Sullivan, B. Parmentiet, D. Travers. 118 2 ART SFRVICES Flrsr row lctr to r1Lht N Levme M Macomber Nl Galal R S1lverman R Dunn sion I Lamlamlu B Summers L Mello Thlrcl row C lxaufman R Hendel S Aronso R Barra S ond rovu B Corlm S 'Niall-cn K farmer I So C P Turner f1 f .L SAO lnlrsr mu lctrto m.hr A Tareos1an,l Mlller Second rovs Nl! Ruof? P Porter, B Parnes, P Plckar, D Carroll 119 V I 'ir SLS, ' - . A .J 7. , , :Q Tv ' A 5 , '. . , A , if - .ith ,. - fx ' f' - , -v. S' . , , W1 Q? ' V 1 l Ak ' 'G 1 .2 '- . I 1, .. ,, Q , , l -, .. - -' T41 ' B , V I A ,, -. A ' - - I L I x 1' I ' - :A I v ' Q Fw . A ' . Z I . 4 , , , y ec H , l , .l 1, .H uy. . . .J V 'sa , W Q, f W i A N, , , - -...V . A lf, l , .,. , LA, S ,- .4 I - I Z 'Q Q IILTLRF INLRSES fNIlJB T rrI rm S Nrhwr1LII H Champlrn I. DLBUVI I uxnn -.. -:E I I '39 'Q' 1. -- -I . ,r 7 . ' ' V2 'X I . 'L . ,. I v F .. A ' ' I I - 1 . ' 7 Y T ' Inrst row, lair to rrght. R. Broman. R. I..1Iwu5I1. C. Scdcy. I1 I 1 f f w. '. ' ' . . ' ', F. Q , H Thorcn, A. MLDerrnurt. D. Orrnu. N Munkrrtmk. M. S x, I. Q Q - r , , . 5 ' , . . 1 , S. .QQ nk, wg-gond nm' G. Rosenberg. If. CQI.1nrnr1. VI. Nhrcrtcr, Mary . . gi . Brennan, Nurse. Gcnscl, I I..1nrI.1nsIf41. S. IJLIHDIILAI1, S. IU mx' B ' , C., 1 1. f , Q. - ., Berger, G. Frarus. I Lea, KI. SPC.iIiY'II.1I1, G. AIYTICIAIJ, B, XI.1I'lI.i'L1VCI1, P. -IJLIQSKJII. -v Ya . Q .1 . Q I W 4 . f. qi -5 f f I 4, - I , Q .. . f .. fi- .. 1' ' ' f 4-Q - V. - U 4 - KY, I A .Q f , X - ' J - - I -.. I Y f ' 4 I '- 1' I +- ' - --f ' VI f I A I7 I: r. frm. I4-Yr rn rrghr A ISnn,1rrI1. H RIMIIM. A Yrwrr R I..1Im.xI1,CQ RIM-nfwrz ' M-wi.: mv -I 5xIIf -rr -7. -I HX 11. Nhrj, IS: :1n,1:1. Ruin ID I3 -N1 r.1:xxr1fL,I Niniwrg .id Tr v- ISI .mm S 'xn Igrsun XI Lspusmro X 'Nlutcwn C m D Xhsun rurrh s Rgnmn Tmxonc C Smnur C Dpllmnls 171 ii INI-IRMARH AIDS 120 A1-. -4 f '-'U -E , LD L 1 U. ,L ...I ... Z if CONSPRVAT ORY GROLP Lcfrmr11,ht R Grclfer R XX11ns4hel Nir Dummer R DeS1lya R Glantz 9 JUNIOR RED CROSS I:11sr rr u. lctt to muh! V. 'I'.1x',1rci, Ii. Moran, P. Lnkwn. M. Sammi. R. Cwhcn. K Benton, J. Ardnbald, B J . B. XX.'1lkCH1I1LI, P c11l1L'H. T. Perry. D. KIITTJIIJD. A. 1111- Thmi row H. Bruunigs, P, Oucllcttc, -I. lilanzbaum, m11nJs.L. M.1lwr.11'. H Grmslwcrg. N. L.1Hcy. D. Iilwod, A. Rosenberg, H. Chhbs. S, Srrashnnk. Sammi nm A, F14.1v1an.AI. Sqhrctrcr. E. CUUPCV. J. Rwgcri. mano. M. Macomlwer, G. Marshall. E, Nellis. A. 121 Airman B. Hall M. hm Perry. XX' X XX XX. XX. XX X, X XX.XX.X. Xfx. X 1 1 1 1 1 .1t l -1 1 H1 Q1 11771111TFWT'Pj 1 N 11' 1 +. .. , 5 r Y D, A ,E 1 . . ' 17 V 45, lv va--f CIVIL DEFENSE DAMAGE CONTROL First row. left to right. M. Redlirh, R. Croke, E, Coria, A. Raphael. Second row: J. L. King. DI. H. King. R. Downey. D. Farrish, C. Down. H. Solomon. Third row. P. Wfexler, D. Chapman, WI. Pimental, -I. Patterson. C. Dress. S. Sthneider. CIVIL DEFENSE 0 Q In F . , bi - CIVIL DEFENSE VUARDENS X Iiirst row. left to riuht Mr. Gurn- hrim. If. Harrington, ,I Hqlpcrt. A M4 Dermott. P M,uDon.ild, Suond row S Lirolwson. E. Krovitz. D Hammcrsly, VC' Berger, D Charles. Third row D. Greenhcrdu. M. Iirody. K. RCUICY. B Hcnily. R Greiler ,....--1,.- . CIVIL DEFENSE FIRST AID First row, left to right: I Pimental I Olson, D. Sqholield, S, Sgholield B. Richards, B. Pdrness. P. Pereira A. Neri, G. MtDowell. Second rowi P. Papazian, If. Kirol G. Meliltian, DI. Callei, Ii. Coria. A Delgado, R. Croke. R. Asudormn. Third row: XV. Rirhxrdson. H. TJ lan. DI. McCarthy, P. Reilly. C. Bow- den, H. Campatelli. XV. Trohermdn L, Vfeinstein. Fourth row: S. Taylor, V. Vespm. B XX'heeler. L. Croft. S. Schneider. 4 sl .rv 5.1 SII IJINI VLURID AIIAIRS DIIIGAIIS aft ,rn in I C AIIJL 1 CAMPAIGN ISSUES First nm, left to nluhr. K lf1shm.1n.G Bulwen. NI1vDc,un.1n.R.W'unSIh,ID, Tcmkin. Second row, A. MLDcrmorr. F. Ifuan-':.xn, K, Bimllx I Iimrnbcru, 123 fn C? :el .-4 f U --L F1- H JL... A.-A All F 'um tl HEBREW CULTURE CLUB Frrsr rovs left to rught B Labush S BerLer Secretary S Smlrh Presndent S Sharpsrem V Pres rdenr H Dxamond Treasurer M Perry Second rovu S Mendelson S Mayberf. L Gerstenblatr B L Brown P Hartman Y S1ex.el Greenberg D Ersenberg M Gxlbert '3 1 Sl .llf -df ,1., 'ZTV ---J 3... GERMAN! CLI B '-' sr r :vs .rrx NX 4 ond rovx 'X .xnuknr In X L .1 R X un U ..- l f f C-if Z .E 9 21, .LCC 'E-:E ,....... v 5 .mE .. -L .. ,Q 17m L-: lf: izl '-E ff ---x' ' C E.. LIL, . fu :Sg- 'T'Vu ---, '- '7 .4f wiv fi... E:- an inf? - 44 flyg, afjfu '::1J .I.3'L -'f, F55 5-C 5.441- ,,,- Fr- ...,-JC ci:- 3 Frist g-...- '.4 'ii ,ffl -,- Lf'I f 111 .LJ -IJ ,: :1,: .., Ei ..,. 'Si ,.. :ff A ..: 'J4 ii: Lili .JH .UST f2..i , 'L JCI, fi , 57g f,: 24: ...-4 3-22 .. -Z'....' .: 2- .., ,QL 111.2 -rf-.1 .Li 211-J ig, ... 7.:'lT :SE LZ'-L I- f.. f f ' 1.2 J I f f- I V- ! 11- f ... ... ,11- f .. ,...4 J. ? F fl.. LL AV 50004 'Kp' CJ .......,.. ,.. - - I - ...L wi ,goooooon S moooooq, ,, msc. nf L--- 9 N X 1 . . T? ' . X ' N ' N ESSAY HONORS GROUP Fxrst rovu left to rxght D Temlun J Onhoff I. Stemgold Second row B XVheeler C Klfby FNGLISH TV GROLP f O .M rn- f ., A , j , Y f ... f f .. f ,.... f l f , . 1mm ,L . . f Flrsr row, le!! ro rxght. V, Dams, R Rash. K. Iinhman. -. Smond ww. I. Broadman, F Canis, UI. Shaplm, U A, A '1 , , 14, '. ff' 4 j, Q , . f I.. JL-1. J' Onh :H Leader A P mr D Tamlxn B Vhheecr X Grclcr Q' .1 'Z 11 SCIFNCE TV GROUP Left to right D Smmth K johnson A Pnesr Mr Gurnham E Warren H Saun 09 ef MATH 'I V GROLP flrst mu lefrto r1Lht I Ixrumr B Roth Niles Collxns NI Xkunbem I Crosby Second ron G Rxde I Conner j Niyc-fre C Hanley 127 f, 4... J If F' f .... f --. J., f, f .- f f -51. I1- THE HOPE LOG i F-' . - '19 f -H1 I f .11 HOPE LOG EDITORS 8: MANAGERS First row, left to right: Y. Greifer, A. Potter, M. Labrie, S. Mendelson. Second row: J. Sallet, C. Broomfield, J. Halpert, S. Shahinian. Third row: A. Priest, N. Gorham, D. Chapman C Bakelman .-A -Q J. P' -H I -' ALI HOPE LOG STAFF Fnrst row left to rnght l. Blackman D Warren C F1elds Ni Wunberg. A Potter Edntor M McKendry A Kaplan V Davxs Second rom j Shapxro B Rosengeard P lxnernan L Shuster P Prckar j Helgeson P Mac Donald C Oster IN Thnrd rovs D Tem In L Stemgold l Bromberg. H Goldstexn l' Bolotm O Young R ja.-.-1. Goldstenn Fourth row O Scott C Feldman P Wfmsor R Resnlck A Raphael M Bromberg L Wem Slelll 4XX..XX. XX. X Y 'xp 'xXwN,4Xx I 1 I 1 I 1 1I 1 1 I ll I iii R1 xt x xx. xx xx, x x xi 1I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 THE BLUE AND WHITE 6 'N K BLUE 84 WHITE EDITORS Left to flgllf L Stemgold I Or4hOfT P Nelson NI AramIan WIltOn Brow n Produetxon Frmtes S Burnhxm rt 11i1 Clhestcr A RUOH Business DISC!-IIHIQSIIQQI-Qlnli-12112-Kali 'N' FACULTY AOVISORS X X X X T D' X X X BLUE AND WHITE BOARD EDITORS IN CHIEF judIth I Orchoff Peter Nelson LITERARY EDITORS. Iorna R Stemgold Mnrguet Ammmn SPORTS FDITORS lmmes Myette Barry Patton BLSINESS MANAGERS Daud SmIth Deborah Leach ADX ERTISING NI -XNAGERS AlIce Snlxerstem judnth Greenberg CIRCLLATION MANAGERS :Imce XY'exler Albert Bears ART EDITOR Benlamm F Wheeler SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY BLLE sr XVHITE MANAGERS Alan RHPPIHCI Seated, left tO nght A SIlversteIn, j Wexler, 1 Green berg, D Leach Standmu D SmIth A Bears ' V 'il 5? v! .Q f-Ig ' 1 Z V- - , 1. I U 'O I l v , lf, Q -I I T I x I O IIITIIIT I 'A -l l I l QD D v he l I ' J 'S if IANL -KRX BLII A XX H111 IIHIIRARX QTAH at 1 c 1 fran Ru 1 m .1 'N x Nttlngul Xl 'X Im n U uml ram D M s 1 Suv i in N I IRXR LX IAI 'xx . :-..,xN'p,, wx f' '11 ' ,x ..,1 1 N..,1,, ..1.: ' . . 130 1 ' 3 ' 5' V Us , '-Q 4 A 3 I if if' 4 Up- f.Jf 7, , in X L 'gli ? Q Y 'I h 4 if 1' s in nf . .n sp. ,B i 2 fl I I f, f J...-. f, f JL... f J' f JC, WL. 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WWv0f0'010f0' 10 Compliments of WOONSOCKET NEWS C0 so ALLEN sTREET wooNsocKET R I Perlodncals Subscruphons We fhe class of June 7955 fhank our Prmcrpal Dr Howard feachers for fherr pahence kmdnesses and help given fo us dur mg our fhree years af Hope High School We are fruly grafeful Compllmenfs of 'ki' ESTRELLITA if 'Ir -k the new star of fashion lewelry 0'40's0v 'l4'l x Y ' D. Wood, Vice Principal, Edward F. 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