Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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University of Wisconsin English, Geometry, Algebra, Coach ol' 9th antl 12th Grade Com- petition Plays Philip M. Barker, jr. Rhode Island School of Design Shop, Adviser tn the Class of l952 Raymond W. Carroll B.S. Rhode Island State College Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Head of Science Depart- ment, Adviser of Cafe- teria Corps, Coach ol' lunior Varsity Basket- ball Louise Casey A.B. Boston Uni- ! versity l Engl ish , Social Studies, Adviser of Masquers, Coach of Senior Play Anna E. Cole B.S.E.. M.Ed, Bos- ' 1011 University Commercial Sub- jects, Mathematics, Production Adviser of ll'lH'1t'iC,lflE l-lazcl E. Dailey B.Ed. Brown Uni- versity, M. A. Boston University Social Studies, Head of Social Studies De- partment. Adviser of Good KVill Dontenic R. DiLuglio l'lt.B. l'rovidence College Biology Science. Cr, 7 and H, Coach ol' Varsity Football and junior High Baseball, Adviser ol' junior Hi-Y Donald S. Downs Eastern State Nor- ntztl School English, lklathemat- ics, Director of Ath- letics, Coach ol' Ten- nis 'leant Edna Downs A.B. American In- ternational College Atlviser of Girls' Leaders' Corps, Coach of Girls' Intramural Sports, Co-director of Gym Exhibition, Ad- viser of Dance Club Elizabeth F. Duffy Etl.B., EQLM., R. I. College of Education English. Librarian, Adviser to Library Club and Press Club, Adviser ol' Class of 1951 The Faculty -1- .-t. . .t . m if t -I s ff lf I 1 . Q X its -: Q' , 4 . pf' i - 'yl Z I, ,,.,: K -. 7-. jg Raymond A. Eldrcdge B.S., R. I. Stale College Agriculture. Adviser ol' 4-l-I Club Helen Flynn A.B. in Commercial Education, B ryan t College Counnercial Sub- jects, Adviser of Typ- ing Club. Stamps and Bonds Director Ruth Flynn B.S., R. 1. State Col- lege Clothing, Literary Adviser of ll'ttr1ttirkiIf' Earle C. Herrick Ph.B. Yale Univers- ity Social Studies, Mathematics, English Edward Hunt Ecl.B., R. I. Col- lege of Education English, Mathemat- ics, Social Studies, Driving, Adviser of Projection Club. l 1 at Lockwood Rose Koralewsky A.B. Boston Uni- versity Languages, Coach of llth Grade Com- - petition Play Mary McGovern B.S. Regis College Home Economics, Adviser ol' Home Eco- nomics Club Mary V. Mulligan A.B. Pembroke Col- lege in Brown Uni- versity English, Mathemat- ics Attila V. Murray Ed.B., Ed.M., R. I. College of Education English, Mathemat- ics, Social Studies, Ad- viser to Class of l953, Coach of 8th Grade One-Act Play Eugene Pernaveau G o r h a ni Normal School, R. I. College of Education A u to Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing, Adviser of Mechanics' Club J' -t GX t '3- 3 I .gp ,E Q 'S l . y , 5? ,ff w I 1 Christopher Rallis - li.S. Springfield Col- ' iw?-Z lege: M.S. Mass. State 4 College Social Studies, ,-- , l f ' ' Af: Coach of Basketball 1. V, . 1,- Audrcy E. Riley B.S. Bryant College: Iid.li., R. I. College ol' Education Bookkeeping, Oflice Practice, Typing, Ste- nography, Head of Commercial Depart- ment, Director ol' Budget Club, Adviser I0 Class ol' i949 Knrl Rittman R. I. School ol' De- ' E Sign Art .... f I Dorothea Shea A.B., M.Ed. Boston University Guidance, Civics Myra M. Smith -. A.B. College of New Rochelle English. Social , Studies, Coach of 10th - , Grade Play 1 U J' . john Stellitano B.S., R. I. State College Physical Education, Co-director of Gym Exhibition, Coach of Baseball. Adviser of Boys' Leaders' Corps Loretta Szlezuk Ed.B., R. I. Col- lege of Education Mathematics, Eng- lish, Social Studies, Adviser of Masquettes Richard E. Taylor A.B. Union College, MA. Columbia Uni- versity Mathematics, Head of Mathematics De- partment, Adviser of Printing Club Beatrice E. West A.B. Wheaton Col- lege: Ed.M. Harvard University English, Head of English Department, Adviser of Rrzisimoisu, Literary Board Marianna L. Xvillard Ed.B., R. I. College of Education Orchestra. B a n d , Girls' Choir, Instru- mental and Vocal Classes, Director of Varsity Revue. I 4 -L, Seven APPRECIA TION preciaLion and gratitude for liei SENIURS years al Lockwood. Eight i i E EXECUTIVE c:oMM1TTE12 X To Miss Riley, our class adviser, we Wish to express our sincere np- guidzuice and friendship during' our 5 FUN ' . ' f ' VICTOR P. D1 FR.-XNCO Prrfsiclcvzl yf AUDREY E. RILEY X Adviser V jf SGW WW Mb '5'1jy,tw WW WCW Q F V .. 5 1- , ROBERT D. GREGORY, JR. ANNA J. CAIRO Vice-Presiclent Scaretary-Treasurev' Nine 't ---if l l hltb' QQ t Q .XX C Q 1 XXI '- We , XY ...a X Qt L .J CKWO OD Yi y JAMES SYLVESTER f ABBERTON, ja. jake 40 vArrow Avenue Apponaug Tall, good-looking jake , Is a basketball Slllr. His sure-shot abilities lNill carry him far. Executive Committee 11, Pres. 113 Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 125 R. I. Music Festival 12: N. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps 105 Visual Aids Club 9, 10, 113 Athletic Assoc. 103 Boys' Gym Exhibition 10: jr. High Baseball 9: Varsity Basket- ball 9, 10. ll, 12, Co-capt. 123 Varsity Baseball ll. 12: Varsity Tennis 10. LEONARD HAROLD ARVIDSON Gus ll Herbert Street Cltipiwanoxet Leonard is so quiet You'c1 hardly know he's around. But we shall never be surprised YVhen at the lop he's found. Agriculture Play 9. JAMES EDXVARD BAILEY. .jim 42 Drumrock Avenue Apponaug Good natured, humorous, That's our jim. It's grand to know Someone like him. Varsity .Revue ll, 123 Spring Con- cert 123 R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 125 Cafeteria Corps 10, ll, 12: Boys' Gym Exhibition ll, 12: Boys' Leaders' Corps 125 Varsity Basketball llg Varsity Base- ball llg Warwickile 123 RENIINDER Business 12. BETSIIY j BARTON tex 1 e Road V icky X Sin r i me larl 12. 41 .f w lt T ' , , , . e ti I Q a . imx irl at -V l 4 vo k i il N . . e's a Q ' happy a . 1 ln. A fri 1 E nearly ev V rsi Revue l. l g ur g C t ll,x'l2: ' . M li tival 1 3 N. . ' 4 ions. 1 3 Senior Play 12' Caf te 'a of . 10. ll. 123 4-H lu 95 Cir Gym Ex- hibition 10, ll, l-' -trls' Sports 9, 1 , ll. 2. 0 Ten u 'li' MARJORIE EVELYN BELCHER Mnrjie 93 Staples Street Apponaug This tricky little miss Might make you think she's shy. Don't be fooled by this. There's a naughty twinkle in her eye. Girls' Gym Exhibition 115 Remmnmt Business 12. JEIA1 jean 1 Cot age Smeet H lsgrove . end u all, opula in clas e'r gla we' e d thec ance o now this 'cious lass. Varsi y R 'ue 1 1 Spring Concert 12: . I.y.1us'c Festival 123 N. E. Au itions' 12' Cafeteria Corps 9: Li rary 'lu 115 Girls' Gym Exhibi- tion 9 10. llg 1Vr1rwic'kile ll: RE- MIN -.li Business ll. 12. Lsjfgfflf 7 f ALFRED DQNCAN BEC!-I, JR. ,fl-47 j'Jf,f on j! d4'J'1fl 022 Post!R .il h 'Cowesett Curlyiajr. 'fl' X l'e1'sonalQgyjl4glt1s He seems pretty nice To all of us. 4-H Club 9. 10: Mechanics Club 11, 12: Masquers 12: Boys' Gym Exhi- bition 10. ll. 12: Hi-Y ll, 12. 4101-IN JOSEPH BRISTOL Snoolc 41 Nausauket Avenue Apponaug Not very noisy. Really quite shy, A retiring fellow, But a regular guy. Executive Committee 9, 10, ll, 12, Pres. 103 Visual A S lub 9. 1 X 11, 12.Q:L ' .S img., WW' X Ljflyf REMINDER fe, . '..iI'. ' I 'fly il f ty ' ,, J 4 1 VN. I .IW : .I w js I 2 ' -' -J 2, Fiijlbfff Qiffoww 'i 1 51,11 y ,gif ,tiliJRts.tt1.-x BATES BURKE MARX JIGN CA f I I Barbie HY Q07 Buttonwoods Avenue, Apponaug 3404 Post Road Ppommg Quick with a smile, Barbie will travel many a mile, For she is going to be A stcwardess we'll all want to sec. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps SI, I0: Library Club 9: Commercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10, ll, 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10, 12. ANNA JOSEPHINE CAIRO 24 Adelaide Avenue Nhllilik See her playing with the band, Making music sweet. With a personality t11at's grand Our Anua's hard to beat. Executive Committee 12, Sec.-'l'1'cas. 12: Varsity Revue 10, ll, 12: Spring Concert 10, ll, 12: R. I. Music Festi- val 10, 11, 12: N. E. Auditions I0. ll, 12: N. E .Music Festival IU, Il: l2: Band 9, 10, ll. 12: Orchestra 9. 10, 11, 12: Girls' Choir 12: Good Will 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 11: Leaders' Corps 12: Sports ll, 12: IlI'urzt'iclrile ll: REMINIJIZR Business ll, 12. BETTY JANE CALDWELL R.F.D. No. l. Buttonwoods Aven Apponaugll ,iff J yi u of fun 11111 J Miro I fp, Always cheeringll r h ' l 1ll by aIl2ottvgE,3, 1' - K1 I 11:33, blue . Zip.,-I I ls this pretty lass Varsity Revue ll,,f 12: R. I. 'Music Festival ll. 12: N1 E. Auditions ll. 12: Girls' Choir ll, 12: Girls' Gym -Exhibition 10. 11, 12: Cheerleaders ll, head 12: Girls' Sports 10, ll. LEAH GERTRUDE CARD Bull 65 Eighth Avenue Buttonwonils Attractive to see, Nicer to know, It cheers you to hear 1-ler say hello, Varsity Revue 9. 10. 12: Spring Con- cert ll. 12: R. I. Music Festival Il, 12: N. E. Auditions 11, 12: Girls' Choir 10. ll: Cafeteria Corps 10, ll: Library Club 10: Commercial Club I2: Gym Exhibition 9. 10, ll, 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10, Il. 12: II'r1mIirlr- iley Rmitisutatt Typist 12. Although she's very quiet, A wonderful friend is she. l'Ve wish her all success In whatever she plans to be. Varsity Revue ll, 12: Spring Con- cert ll, 12: R. I. Mttsic Festival ll, 12: N. E. Auditions ll. 12: Cafeteria Corps 10. Library Club 10: Home Economics,Club 12: Girls' Gym Ex- hibition 10: Girls' Sports 9, 101 Rc- Jj,.C: .I 4 ii Mtxtmu Business 12. KN E 37 M azda Road Greet od Talented in art, Full of fun and gay- We want you to know We like her just that way. MARY HELEN CARDIL Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12, R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Audi- tions l2: Girls' Choir 12: Sr. One- Act Plays 10. 12, Sr. Play 12: Cafe- teria Corps Sl: Good Will ll, 12: fl-H Club 9: Dance Club 10, ll. 12, Sec.-Treas. 12: Gym Exhibition 10. 11,121 Leaders' Corps ll, 12: Sports 9, 10, ll, I2: ll-'arwifkile 12: RE- tntisumt Literary 12. ANNA MARIE CIAFREI . fl? 42 Pontiac S ee Natick jelf's the gal nh that vitality Plus ch nd p r. nality. She ia: ' smile everyone, Ant s e's a I' s ull of fun. Reix1yl0, ll, 12: Spring . ' tc t I QR. I. Music Festival ll. 2: N. F Auditions ll. 2: Girls' Choir . : Cafeteria o as -9. 10: Li ra C b 9, fl'0. 1 ': Press C11 2: G A mercial- : Girls' ' Exhibt on 9, 10,'l , 2: Girls' S ortsx O 1, 12: REQ' Nnck Busi- ness 12 JEAN ANN CIVITO 153 Nausaukct Road Apponaug WlIat's she tip to now? just try to guess. ls she full ol fun? Phe answer's yes! Varsity ll, 12: Spring Concert Music Festival ll, 12: N. N. E. Music 12: Girls Choir ll, 12: Corps 9. 10: Library Club Gnls Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11, Girls' Sports 9, 10, ll, 12. Eleven 1 . I I I I P . ., ww-T s I 1 I 8 N , 1 V 1 ' 9.3 iii? LOCKWOOD is us' - ,. p. .1 t 1 , , ft' , nl 1 l A VICTOR PHILIP DI FRANCO - SHI . . MAE CO VIN V10 ' Shivb 259 Kuiglit Street Pontiac 1 1. ght Street 0 tiac An intelligent, dependable lad is Y ,. .I , A Vic. l Q uprgl q 1-S rilasytira 1 Demi C10 us, Httidrsnts like him make our class ' ' ' . . lick 1 MUN el' 'mimi is any lugs 1-15 nrtikes work fun 1'n1 uu . , 1 , ,, ,, , - . ' -'-' yone. -I he E les and Lalms .111 hate and And sticks to a job num ips dons. 'sity Revue 12: Spring Concert 1' R. I. Music 1-'estival 12: N. E. Autitions 12: Commercial Club 121 Girls' Sports 12: R1zM1N1J121z Business 12. PE COLWELL Pnl ' 1 Lflflil' Cre tt tl Road Cowesett xy, C te ever, nt gay, ,, Slwlwztys hz omethiug to say. 1 Pa, is a v 'IIC ming girl. , PVC know 1: that way. 1 ,AVarsity Rev - 10. 11, 12: Spring' 'leigneert Il, 12: R. I. Music Festival , 1 ' 11, 12: N.F...A11Klll10l1S 11.12: Girls' Choir 11, 12: Senior Play 12: Cafe- teria Corps 12: Good Will 9: Mas- quers 9, 10, 11. 12: Gym Exhibition 1 9. 10, 11, 12: Leatlers' Corps 11, 12: 1 Cheerleaders 11, 12: Wurzuirkile 9. ,5 10, 12: REM1N111a11 Business 12: R1-J 111114111511 Literary 12. S I W '1 X xx RICHARD NORCROSS C' OK1, Dick J s' E17 Stone Avenue Appooxug . . . 1 When out rtdmg with M1'5.lCeo',, Some day we think we't' go U lf-v VVC always get the Hdg l N X look I A And find him driving midge . X, Varsity Revue Q. 10: Good Xixflx S ' 10: Mechanics Club 11. Pragsaxloi 1 1-Ii-Y 10: Bovs' Gym Exlqibitgm 11. 12: REhIlNDliR Busmess 1 X 5 1 1. fl- ANNA c1.AR.i1 DtCARLO ix Deal: ' 144 Pontiac Avenue Natick 1 Quite :t dependable little miss Y ' Always friendly and gay. 1 She brings ns so much happiness 1 When she smiles that certain way. I Varsity Revue 10. ll. 12: Spring . Concert 12: R. 1. Music Festival 11, ' 12: N. E. Auditions 11, 12: Girls' Choir Il, 12: Ca1'eteria Corps 9: 10: Library Club 9, 10. 11, 12: Press ' Club 12: Commercial C111b 12: Gym 1 Iv 1' Exhibition 10.. 11. 12: Leaders' 1' Corps 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11. 12: lv Rtzzutxntik Business 12: Typist 12. it I 4. V. 11 Twelve 1 Executive Committee 12: Student Council Pres. 12: Varsitv Revue 10, 121 Spring Concert 12: R. 1. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cond M1111 11, 12, Sec. 12: Varsitv Football 12: Varsity Baseball ll, 12: 1l nrzvirkile 12: R1aA11Nn11:14 Literary I Q-,J ll. ROSSER ANDRIUVS DONLEY Rosen 5 Ninth Avenue llnttonwoods Rnsser is Z1 tennis player. You'1l see him on the court, But 110 matter where he is, He's always Z1 very good sport. .trsity Basketball 10. ll: VKITSIIV Tennis 11, 12. ' V ROBERT STUART DOWNS Bob 94 Myrtle Avenue Greenwood Never a wnrry, never a frown. Nothing seems to get Bob down. He smiles and fools the live long day ' And many Z1 1'l'lCl1Il he's won that wan Executive Committee 10. 12: Com' petition Plays 9, 10, 12: Sr, Play 12: Good ll'i11 10. 11, Vice-Pres. 11: Hi-Y 12: Boys' Gym Exhibition ll, jr. High Basketball 9: Intramural llasketball 9: Varsity 1-'nntball 11: Varsity llasketball 10, 11, 12: Varsity Tennis 10. 11. 12. Captain 12. S'1'AN1,.EY 11.-X'R'1'1.,1EY ESSEX. ju. Snoolcy S4 Ortnsky Avenue Apponaug Gm-ton's loss is Loc1awnod's gain: 're glad that Stan1ey's here. :xggressiveness in school and sports Has made a happy year. Varsity Revue 123 R. I. Music Festis val 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Hi-Y 12: Rtantxniak Business 12. -wr 'r A MALI A LAURA EVANGELISTA Molly 100 Pontiac Avenue Natick Quiet and shy is she. And as nice as nice can be. '1 o everyone she is a friend Always willing a hand to lend. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Girls' Choir 12: Cafe- teria Corps 10. 12: Library Club 11. 10. 12: Conunercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10. 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, ll, 123 Rtaxttxtnitt Business 12: Rtitttmtnatt Typist 12. CARLETON RAYMOND FARNI-IAM Farmer 3238 West Shore Road Apponaug His joy is agriculture. He l1as a quiet charm. We hope l1e will succeed ln owning 11is own farm. -1-1-1 Club 9. 10, ll, 12, Vice-Pres. 10, Pres. 12: Gym Exhibition 113 Agriculture Assembly 9, 10, ll, 12. WW sawn 'H I 'ui' FRANCES FlSE'l I'E Y ttzzy -1' .SIL .- fenu Grecnwootl lsn't she cute? Look at that grin. We wouldn't mind If Shirley were zt twin. Varsity Revtte 10, 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. 1. Music Festival ll. 12: N. E. Attrlitions Il. 12: Band 9. 11, 12: Cafeteria Corps 9: Library Clttb ll: Cotntnercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9. 10. ll, 12: Girls' Leaders' Corps 10. 11. 12, Tre:-ts. ll: Girls' Sports 9. 10, 11, 12. JOYCE Tl'lELl11A FRENCH F-renrhie 177 l'1il1ard Avenue Greenwood I:l'C11C1'1lCU is our athlete. Her dnncing's hard to beat. A friendly and a pretty girl, 11'ith tlte band she likes to twirl. Executive Committee 10, 11, 12, See. 123 Varsity Revue 9, 10. ll. 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Fes- tival 11. 12: N. E. Auditions ll. 12: Band 9. ll, 12: Girls' Choir 11: Good Ulill ll. 12: Lihrarv Club 103 Commercial Club 12: Athletic Assoc. 9. 10, 11, Vice-Pres. ll: Gym Ex- hibition 11. 10. ll. 12: Leaders' Corps 10, ll, 12. Vice-Pres. 12: Rizttttnntztt Business 10, 12. KATHERINE MADELINE GOLANSKI Kay 5 O'Donnell's Avenue Natick One of our cheerleaders is this gal: An actress too is she. In anything she undertakes We know :1 success she'll bc. Varsity Revtte 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: One-Act Plays 9, 10, ll, 12: Cafeteria Corps 9, 125 Li- brary Club ll: jr. Red Cross 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12: Com- mercial Club 12: Cheerleader 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10, ll. 125 l1 a1'- ntirkile ll: Rtsrttutnitl Business ll. 12: Rmttstnttz Typist 11, 12. ROBERT DOUGLAS GREGORY, JR. B011 2-121 Gorton Lake Boulevard Greenwood Gregory, Gregory, l1e's our tnan. It 11e can't do it- llut he usually can- And does! Student Council 12: Varsity Revue ll. 12: Spring Concert 10. ll, 12: R. I. Music Festival 10, ll. 12: N. E. Auditions 10, ll, 12: N. E. Music Festival ll. 12: Masquers 10. 11: Me- chanics Club 12: Hi-Y 12: Gym Exhibition 12: Varsity Football ll, 12: Varsity Tennis 12: Rtawttwtnitz I.l1C1'Hl'y 12: RIERIINDER Business 12. ARTHUR ALFRED HANNAFIN Art 511 llarber Avenue Apponrtug A whinisical sense of htnnor, Someone nice t.o know, Be assured that Art will get along Wherever l1e may go. Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Atulitions 12: One-Act Plays 9: S1'. Play 12: Cafeteria Corps 10: Good Will 9. 10: Masquers 11, 12: Hi-Y 11: Athletic Assoc. 11: Gym Exhi- bition 9: jr. High Basketball 9: jr. High Baseball 9: Varsity Basketball 10. ll, 12: Rexx-ttxnntz Literary 12: Rt-1MtN11Ek Business 12. ALICE-ANN HAYES Hnyxie 78 Forbes Street Apponattg Alice is ottr can ' f . Candid sl ts ar delight. We'rea1w. s f when she' tround Beczxusc 'l ps wl 'r' s tc can. Varsity 1 tc IL? pring Con' ' 11 1 'estiva 12: N. I2 Science 9: Gi s' Crm lubttton l . , Cnls Leaders' Corps 12: I'Varwicki!e 12: REMINDER Literary 12: Rmttmntatt Business 12. c I 1 I A 1 E 3tw hrllantl 9: Sr. Play -, ' rl 1 FY ' ' ' ll' . Thirteen if ALOCKW DANA l IAM A 5 l'Va 325 s Avenu Greenwood D quit a ' ittle fellow ve six fee t' lg u in lov f fun and nlisehief 's far ve us all. Exe tive ox mittee ll: arsity Rc- vue 12: 1 g oncert 2 . I. Mu- sic F lval 2: N. E. d' 'ons 12: Sr. P ay 12: Ca teri. .0 10, ll: i- ' 12: Athleti s . 1 res. 12: 'in Exhibition , ll. 12: Leada ers' Corp?12: High Basketball 9: jr. Higt s all 9: Varsity Foot- ball llg Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12: REMINUER Business 12. 'WILLIAM ORLAN JOSEPH ION ATA Bill 378 Greenwich Avenue Pontiac He may seem very quiet And a little shy, But don't be fooled by that: He's really one swell guy. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert, 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps' 12: Agriculture Assembly 11. ELIZABETH ISAACS 'G ', Bette px 637 East Avenue Natl What a sportl lVhat a pal! This nice miss Is quite a gal! Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. I. Music Festival ll, 12: N. E. Auditions ll, 12: Girls' Choir 10, ll, 12: Girls' Leaders' Corps 10, ll, 12, Sec. ll, Pres. 12: l'VlI7'1LliC'f1Il! 12: RENIINDER Literary 12. LYNN MADISON jACQUES jake 50 Hollis Avenue Apponaug Beautiful curls, Sparkling eyes, Sl1e'1l succeed At whatever she tries. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. 1. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Library Club 9: Home Economics 10, ll, Pres. ll: Dance Club 10: Girls' Gym Exhibition 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports ll, 12: Warwickile 10, ll. F 0u'rteen Ml KARL ELWOOD JOHNSON 33 Myrtle Avenue Greenwood In class our Karl is quiet. The cat has got his tonque, But once outside he changes And becomes a lot of fun. Good Will 12, Pres. 12: Mechanics Club 12: Hi-Y : Varsity Tennis ll. Ml .IALXXES EDWARD KENNEDY , jim 335 George Arden Avenue ki Apponaug Although jim talks but little. le accomplishes quite a lol. 1 e helps whenever he can, And action squantlers nm. Boys' Gym Exhibition 12: Varsity Football 10, ll, 12. RITA EDNA LA BUFF Slzorly 224 Morse Avenue Greenwood Rita's active in our band Although she's not very tall. Her smile is easy to understand, And she's well liked by all. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 9, 10, 12: R. I. Music Festival 9, 10, 12: N. E. Auditions 9, 10, 12: Band 9, 10, 12: Cafeteria Corps 9: Dance Club IO: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10, ll, 12. JAN BRYAN LAWSON 63 john Hlicks Avenue East Greenwich I-le's never so happy As when sailing on the hay. So jan, no doubt, will be An admiral some clay. Varsity Revue 12: Spring C0llCC1't 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 123 Senior One-Act Plavs 10: Mechanics Club 11: Hi-Y 12? Rmrmnm Literary 12: REMINDER Business 12. 'rg' ' ' REMINDER NORMA M L R ,LEA ER lm' 20 Colonia ver pponaug e Q bi 'n eyes, asa 'mile, I 'nowi g her 1-las been worth while. Varsity Revue 11, 12: Spring Con- cert ll, 12: R. l. Music Festival 11, 12: N. E. Auditions ll, 12: Science Club 9: Home Economics uh ll, 12: Rmumnmz B sin ,s 'PN , of 4 JOSEPH HENR LEMIEUX joe 3329 Post Road Apponaug Who's dribbling the basketball? Why that's our own joe Letn. In the field of sports This athlete is a gem. Executive Committee ll, ViceAI'res. ll: Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E, Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps 9. 10, 11, 12: Athletic Assoc. 9: Boys' Gym Exhibition 9, Varsity Basketball 9. 10, ll, 12, Capt. 12: Varsity Base- ball 9, 10. 11, 12: Wnrniickilc 12: Press Club 12. ft- of 1 , 1-1IsMA MARILXN LINDEN Himmic 221 Natick Avenue Greenwood Himmie's with our team at play. Shc's with them all the way. Athletic, quiet, pretty, and tall. A Cheer for one and a Cheer for all. Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Dance Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9. 10, ll, 12: Girls' Leaders' Corps ll, 12: Cheerleaders 12: Girls' Sports 9. 10, 11, 12: Rciummza Business 12: REMINDER Typist 12. ELLEN BARBARA MATTESON Barbie 3-195 Illcst Shore Road Apponaug Attractive Barbie plays the flute In the Lockwood High School Band. She's quiet, athletic and very cute And ready to lend a helping hancl. Student Council 9, Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spring Concert ll, 12: R. I. Music Festival 9, ll, 12: N. E. Auditions ll, 12: Band ll, 12: Or- chestra 9: Dance Club 10, ll, 12. Pres. 12: Girls' Leaders' Corps ll, 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10, ll, 12. 222-vf,dq! ,nfipf 1 X 'I 'fXa.. ' ,vi-. r f'-.L - jgflibp' ,n'!,.. s fr 1 : L i' . - t 11-rf-V RUTH VIRGINIA MOREAU Ruthie 996 Bald Hill Road Natick Rut-hie is sweet And very shy, But we won't forget her, As the years go by. DOROTHY MAE MURPHY Murph 71 Fletcher Street Apponaug INC laugh with Dot, She is so gay. lVe like her pep And pleasing way. Varsity Revue 10, 12: S ' g n- cert 12: R. I, Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Library Club ll: Commercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10, ll: Warwickite ll: REMINDI-:R Business ll,.12:.REMINDER Typist 12. ,ay i Y f ,ef . A 4-ij g e 'J . U.. 5. .J 1 - . :I . IJ L1 Ag!!! NATALIE LOUISE NORDEN Nat 39 Norden Avenue Hillsgrove Here's a forty-niner - We're glad that she's just that. Everyone in the class Is really fond of her. Varsity Review 10, 12: Spring Con- cert l2: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Commercial Cltlb 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10. HERBERT FRANCIS O'CONNELL Herkie 79 Carpenter Street Apponaug An asset to the class- We really think he's great. just ask the forty-niners For Herkie high does rate. Biology Club 10, ll: Athletic Assoc, 9, 10: Boys' Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Football 9, 10, ll. Fifteen -l0CKWO0D- jO1-IN QIOSEPI-I CYLEARY, jlt. johnny 1 Herbert Street Gliipiwanoxel lVhat a riot! That's O'Leary. Mfhen he's in class, It's never dreary. ANNA MA ' l'.3l1UI.A -yi: l43'I'i11i fi 1 Av ue Natick Alw s Joll lt .sys ga ot 1 e ly that way. s ty u l2'r pitug Concert C .. 'c T al 2: N. E. .11 on. : Press Club 12: Com- , ub 12: Rmttsmik Busi- t s Happy-ggiluck' is this ga . To Wy ne .I e is a pal. : . V. I Vo s 1 1 ' 1 V .i e , i' R I si I mt 1 ei NELLIE EMILY PETRARCA Nell 25 Atlel ide venue Natick X c i' . w - n her mind, ecalse S n1 'ical1y inclined. The ' cnt ga re in this fair lass. S 1 op t-X ing our class. ecut e ' 11: Varsity evte .12: c rt 11, 12: R. . N isic s ' 1 , 2: N. E. mudi ' s ll. -3 '- Music Fes- tival , B8l1d l1CSll'Zl Sl. 10 , 12: Girls' Ch ir 12: Cafeteria Corps 10, 12: Good Will 12: Com- mercial Club 12: Gym Exhibition 11: l'l'arzuickils 11: RIENIINIJIEIQ Busi- ness 11, 12: RRMINMLR Typist 12. NIARIE TAHERESA PLOEGER Terry 911 :Iain Avenue Greenwood ur laughing, vivacious Terry, A rhirmin iil is she g,g'..'. 'X W 1 college in her future . f eat success she'll be. St c nt Council 10: Varsity Revue 1 , l. 12: SpringgNGoncert 11. 12: R I. .Music Festival -ll. 12: N. E. .' ttiitihns ll, 12: ls' Choir ll, 12: ne-V. t Plays 9 2: Sr. Play 12: Cafet Z1 Corp , : Masquers 9, 10, , 12:1L' aria 12: Gym Ex- hih' on 9,l1'lI- 1, 12: Leaders' Corus lif ll, 125g Cheerleader 11, 12: Sports 0, 10, ll, 12: l'Vfn'avicI:ile 10, 12: REMINDER Literary 12: Riimmntalx Business 12. Sixteen 1 1 1 1 l MIM WILLIAM WALLACE POTTER Georgie 175 Harrlig Road Apponaug Another mechanic, And prominent in Hi-Y, We think that Bill Is one grand guy! Science Fair 12: Arbor Day Play ll: Mechanics Club ll. 12. Vice-Pres. ll: REMINDER Business 12. FRANCES MARY-ALICE POWERS Franny 58 Spooner Avenue Greenwood Frannic's rather quiet, liul she tlances very well. Shc's fond of art and music. Frankly, we think she's swell. Varsity Revue 11, 12: Spring Con- CCl'l 12: R. 1. Music Ifestival ll. 12: Auditions ll, 12: Girls' Choir 12: Good Will 12: Dance Club ll. Typing Club 11, 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 10, ll. 12: Girls' Lead- ers' Corps 12: Girls' Sports ll, 12: Riammimlz Business 12. SHIRLEY FRANCES RANDALL Randy 567 Providence Street West VVarwick Very small is she As far as size may go. Ilut her personality Makes up for that we know. Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E, Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps 9. 10: Lihmry Club 9: Commercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10: Girls' Sports 9, 10, 12. FREDERICK ROBERT RICHMOND, ja. Biff 110 Bayview Avenue Cowcsett 1-1cre's at popular lad Who rates with the ladies all. His looks and sense of humor Cause them all to fall. 1 Varsity Revue 11. 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. I. Music Festival ll. 12: N. E. Auditions ll, 12: Mechanics Club ll. 12: Boys' Gym Exhibition ll, Varsity Football ll. fd xr ,JW '- Ji .1 fi If , I ' JU K , REMINDER Iif' 11 jU LIA MATT ROGERS julie 993 Major Potter Road East Greenwich julia always does what's right, Studies much: is very bright. She likes to read when work is done. ls good and kind to everyone. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E, Audi' A tions 12: Biology Club 9: Typing ' Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition ll: Girls' Sports 9: RELIINDER Business 12. V, Q ,A S Za' f' f , J., ,UJS 1 J ' i 'A for VINCENT RQSATI F! . :Swish 'ffl' ' su 11111 -sri ,N. P 'C' fiilff. are Bic 1 A neater than Vin U t 1 K . Wefrejsufc yo11'l1:nevgy'End. l ' 1-lf keeps hisJel'is1uates lattghinfg AEI hapyguiglf thertime. 5- J 10, ll, 12: Sprin ,Concert 12: R. I. Music FestivLa!f 'll, 12: N. E. AtyliT ' tions ll,-12: Cafeteria Corps. , 10: Visual Aids Cll1blQfI?'AJ,l'y'f Bo 199 9: W l-l arzuicki1? ll: Rf'11lQDER! Business y 10 . , St dent-3 ot1nciiil1g,,Va1ji4y Revue' a.. Mfg I I MARI N BI ' . Q I Il ed ilI1'4-W . . 1oreRo c 1- aug I , Monsev 's 1 shy ittle gal. Wt in her line. -- ll 1' iendkv, helplul. at d a pal, 1 Eve awnks e'. '1 1ne. - Varj v fl ev11e 10 K Q , Sp '1 .oi cert l',:R.1. Mu 'c NF i 12: lN. E. Atdijions 12: Gil s' Choir 12: One-Act' Plays 12: Dance Club 10, i ll, 12: Biology Club 10: Girls' Gym g Exhibition 9, 10, ll. 12: Leaders' 1 Corps 10. ll. 12: Sports il, 10. ll. 12: ll-'arzviclrile 12: Rmtinmm Business 12. : Q 1' HELENA IRENE S.-Kwjltlil . Irene X, 1 O'Donnell's Ayeni Natick A secretary she ants to lx . 1Ve h pe l cr 1 ' comes tr te. 1Vit1 her mination She rely s pull th u h. Varsity lR-vie , 12: Su -i.1 g Con- . c t 52: Music estival 12: . Athi ons l 3 Cafeter Corps 9. 10: N. 1' Coen erci b 12: jr. Red Cr 2: SE 2: ly I ' n f, , , 3 4 4, N Girls C in Ex libiti J 10 I2 Riimmnrn 1 Busin s 12: Rm TEDER Typist 12. 'zz L CARL 4lOSEPH SCHAFER 28 Myrtle Avenue Greenwood From way down South He came this year. His future success Seems very clear. Senior Play 12: Hi-Y 12. .1 1, W Q? 1 1 l r' T 9 JV I , JC!! '! 1X ,FW 1. ,f 1 , .1 MARILYN ROSE SCHMIEDER Chickie 90 Biltmore Avenue Greenwood A drmrnner in the band, A very good one too, When it comes to having fun, Chickie, we'1l vote for you. Varsity Revue 10, 11, 12: Spring Concert 9, 10, ll, 12: R. I. Music Festival 9. 10, 11, 12: N. E. Audi- tions 9, 10, ll, 12: Band El, 10, ll, 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 9, 10, ll, 12: Girls' Sports 12: Warwickite 12. KIEAN HOPE SMITH 1321 Myrtle Avenue Greenwood Oux' senior editor this year Is always in lemand. And when l is not 1 g Sl1e's 71' 'n titlfimtnc. 1ixcc11ti e6l 1 'ity Reipgy 0, ll, ': Spri ot ert 9, , ll, . I. c Festival 55. 10. ll -Q 91. A iditions 9, 10. . and 0 11. 12: Girls' , , Plays I, 12: . ' : S t W' 11 iletic bitlon 9 s: ..: Gyrlg ' ' . , 2: S rts 9, 1: Leaders' .o Lui: ll rzuickile y , 10, 12: R11- J :sits 111 Literary 12. PRISGILLA ALDEN SMITH Pussy 1196 Long Street Apponaug Pussy's such a cheerful gal. . A sincere friend and wonderful pal. XVe truly say her singing's grand And follow each song with a rousing hand. Varsity Revue 9, 10, ll, 12: Spring Concert ll, 12: R. I. Music Festival 10, ll, 12: N. E. Auditions 10, ll, 12: N. E. Music Festival 12: Girls' Choir 10, ll, 12: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Library Club 9: Girls' Gym Ex- hibition 10. Seventeen VIEAN CAROLYN SPENCER Jeanie 47 Chapman Avenue Greenwood Yvhen jean starts to laugh, We all laugh Loo. I-Ier cheerfulness is catching And her character true blue. Varsity Revue 10, 123 Spring Conf cert 12: R. I. Music Festival 125 N. E. Auditions 125 Girls' Choir 105 Cafeteria Corps 105 11l5M1N1JlCll Busi- ness 12. O Q JANE ' Y ST ART s 1 ' 'mate new. V e know her 1ar1n 'ill carry her through. Votayfty Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: Jffy 58 ol te O Apponaug A et 11t e R. I. Music Festival 125 N. E. Audi- 1 Kp. ions 12. ALLAN JOHN STOPPARD johnny 2707 1'Vest Shore Road Appouaug To tinker with motors is his delight. He really lixcs them up riglu. A wee bit bash1'ul and 11 wee bit shy, But all in all he's a grand, swell guy. Executive Committee 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 115 Onc4Act Plays 12: Mechanics Club 11, 12, Treas. 11, Pres. 125 Arbor Day Play 115 Hi-Y 10, 1.1, 125 Pres. 12. JANE ETHEL SWANSON jmzic 198 Groreland Avenue Apponaug Lady-like and demure, That's our jane. Happiness is the goal That we hope she'11 tain. Varsity Revue 10, 12: Spr g Con- cert 12: R. I. Music '- 1 123 N- ocrwoon ff if , Q ', - Ze 'ZF' BENERLY ANN VEATCIAI Bev 1411 Natick Avenue Greenwood Bev's led o11r band with expert skill In every march antl every drill. A serious girl, yet pretty too, And as Z1 friend she's always true. Executive Committee 9, 10, ll, 125 Varsity Revue 10. 12: R. I. Music Festival 11. 12: N. E. Auditions 11. 125 Band 11, 123 Majorette 121 Graduation Marshal 115 Dance Club 10, 11. 125 Pres. 111 Gym Exhibition 9. 10. 11. 12: Leaders' Corps 11, 12: Sports 9. 10, 11, 125 Rmriwnmz Editor-in-Chief. CARMEL,-X CONCETTA VENTURINO Cam 58 King Street Pontiac A pretty girl indeed is she With plenty of charm and person- ality. 5 A A model she would like to be. Q! ,QI We wish her luck in zillfsirtcsrityii' Varsity Revue 125 Spring Qfmcery 12: R. I. Music Festiyairlilt N. H Audi- tions 124 Cal'-tkria CorpsN.',10, 115 llmirrsrmtii sigiiess I 1.1 ' 1 J f 1 1 ,sf L. VICTORIA ROSE THERESA VI1.LA Vicky 65 1Vost Pontiac Street This girl has 1 sweet 111 ts1 Yuen llv '1 tl de le is tlns ss .N1C'S ' e 4' A 1 'iss 1 to run' c 1 1' Spring Con- -: . . estiva , -.1 1 19 411. A 5' Natick ' ' . ' : .' 1- '. .-'thug To be a hair dres er iyb arnbitiou. ' ' . lat: S1 1 ls . lr s V1 1 ue 1, f 1 12 R I gl 1 11 12 N, E. ditio . -3 firl ' Choir 11. 1' Cafeteria CQ1'I7.,l9I4 Library 13111911 . 0, 11, 12!t Gygfhyin Ex- lribition 9, 10, 1,11 112. iv s' Sports 10, 11, 121 Rmiisdmt 'ryptt 12. Lf FRANCES YV,-YI'ERl'10USE Fflllllliff 101 New London Avenue West Xvarwick A girl as nice as lfran. A girl with such 21 smile, ls 130111111 to get ahead in life And be happy all the while. Student Council 11, 125 Pres. 12: Varsity Revue 10. 12: Spring Con- cert 12: R. I. Music 1-'estival 125 1 E. Auditions 125 Girls' oir1O, 12: N E Ammiom 12, cms, 5 , . A Y, , , , , . . ports goulmefcg Club ' Rmmm 11, 12, ivfmmmfze 11, 121 Rr- usmess ' 1 X- I 1 MINDER Business 11, 12. J X? VJ ,, -1 .59 1- l- - - 5 Y,- , t. 'N f 'N N ' 3 x Eighteen Q? 'YQ il '71 ' ,1 X .J- R E M I N D E -:B 'Q Y. Y XNXV, 'JJ-7 33,559 M , W .J ,J 1 ' -Jx . if rfff., g 11.1 2 f ty Y, 1 .ff -' V N ff' jjBP3l'EB15VANN WATSON s'r1awAR'r LINCOLN WHITING 1' ' Bev Slewy 50 Darrow Dflvc Al3l70'li 'Fi 956 Main Avenue Greenwood Bev is our sophisticate. Always dressed with utmost care. Whatever is to be her fate. She'1l get along 'most anywhere. Varsity Revue 10, 11, 12: Spring Concert 10, 12: R. I. Music Festi- val 10. 12: N. E. Auditions 10, 12: Girls' Choir 11, 12: Cafeteria Corps Q: Commercial Club 12: Girls' Gym Exhibition 10: Girls' Sports 9: REM1N1lER Business 10, 12. ROB T SEP!-I WHITE ob naug Bob st isn't Spee us But u We think Student Visual Aids BARBARA RUTH WHITFORIJ 11 l1i1 135 Vaughn Avenue Greenwood New this year is pretty Whit Always ready for some fun. Ever an all-round sport is she: Look at the friends she's won! Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: N. E. Music Festival 12: Senior Play 12: Cafeteria Corps 12: Masquers, Pres. 12: Wzrrwirkile 12: RXEMINIIER Literary 12. HOWARD VV. H.-XTH,-UV.-XY, 1II HENRY T. OLSSON X1 e Stewy is handsome, Strong, and shy. 1-Ie is the apple Of every girl's eye. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music Festival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Senior Play 12: Mc- ehanies Club 11. 12, Sec. 11: Boys' Gym Exhibition 12: Rlsausntza Lit- erary 12. if J' GL- !! , 'AIT v .In if U fi- f I ,, -1.1 K, X ELWOOD 'TAYLOR WYMAN Lilley 21 Deacon Avenue APR.0l'l2ll'lg A very good athlete, Always on the ball, A friend worth having Is Elley to all. Varsity Revue 12: Spring Concert 12: R. I. Music 1-'estival 12: N. E. Auditions 12: Cafeteria Corps ll, 12: Boys' Gym Exhibition 10, 11: Varsity Football 12: Varsity Basket- ball 10. 11, 12: junior High Base- ball 9. ROBERT LEONARD XVYNNE B011 295 Forge Road Potowomut Bob is happy and full of fun. 1-Ie never has a frown. Good natured as the smile he wears, Anti nothing gets him clown. Cafeteria Corps l0,ll: Arbor Day Assembly 11: Boys' Gym Exhibition 10, 11: Rniummzu Business Board 12. !3,.Ji Nineteen Twenty Rhode Island Honor ooiety RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: J. Rogers, A. Cairo, K. Golzmski, S. Fiscuc, B. Burton, F. Powers Second row: M. Rouse, B. Mnlteson, P. Colwcll. T. Plocgcr, V. DiFrnnco, C. Sclunfcr, R Downs, L. jacques, I. Sanocki, B. Vezxtch, M. Clurclillo. BEVERLY ANN VEATCH D. fl. R. Award I'Vin1mr S The F orty- iners' ,fourne Vile, the class of nineteen hundred. and forty-nine, began making history the day we entered the doors of Lockwood High School. On that day we started ottt on the long jour- ney that would take us through six wonderful years of high school life. The first part of our journey, which we covered as seventh graders, was rather strange and bewildering. There was so much to do and so much more to learn! X'Ve looked at the sophisticated seniors with starry eyes and longed for the day when we would no longer be lowly seventh graders. As eighth graders we became seasoned trav- elers. l'Ve felt quite superior to the class of nineteen fifty, who were being initiated to the wonders of a high school. Various mem- bers of our up and coming class joined the band, the orchestra, and the 4-H Club. Our representatives to Student Council began to ,voice their opinions in conhdent tones. XVC belonged to Lockwood. The next was our freshman year. At last we were members of the senior high school. A few of our fellow travelers were lost on the way, but those with determination and will power made this year well worth remembering. For the lirst time we really became prominent in school activities, and the Varsity Revue and Gym Exhibition were participated in by some of the talented forty- niners. The crowning event, however, was our pla5', His First Shave. which won the Ir. High Competition Plays. During our sophomore year, with john Bristol as president, we traveled quite a few miles toward our destination. Our names appeared on the Warzuizslriie Stalfg we starred in school shows: and several of our boys be- came members of the lirst. string on the var- sity basketball team. It was impossible not to notice us. X'Ve forty-niners were every- where. Make way for the juniors! Yes, we had covered live-sixths of the distance. Next to the seniors we were the most important people around. Many of us went to the music festi- val at Hampton Beach, while others were fortunate to go to South Portland, Maine. Under the capable leadership ol' james Ab- berton, our president, we worked and played as the Year flew by. One occasion we shall never forget was the Junior-Senior Ball. YVe danced away the night in sheer enjoyment. Then came the time when the class of forty- eight moved out and we moved into Study Hall. It was with a thrill of happiness and anticipation that we looked forward to the next fall when we would be seniors. The last lap of the journey was our senior year. President Victor Dilfranco and a very energetic executive committee cooperated to make this year a successful one. Studies, ath- letics, the Christmas Hop, the Senior Play, the prom, and the banquet-they were all part of that short wonderful time that will live forever in our memories. Then to the solemn notes of the graduation march we, the class of nineteen hundredhand forty-nine, ended our journey. liVe are through with those travels, but they were only one phase of our lives. Now we are starting on another adventure, the journey into the future. For some it will hold happiness and success, for others, hardships and failure. l'Vith this in mind it is our ear- nest desire that with the knowledge and wis- dom acquired at Lockwood, we may face what is before us prepared and unafraid. Tzuen ty one Y., l .. 4 ,CUSS 0 BQTTY - Bgb NHT PGPISST Jbe'f BGTTY J'uI.lA-Vic MosT ORIGINAI Tenny - Ted MUST HAPPY-so .a.uc.KY Teeny - wmvy ICI -F, mf 1 T Dnuoerls Fnename - Bob ANNA - STE-me P5 wx-mv ART 1 I N I Q x U E P Q f' IDEAL Loc Vuc-fanv NeATesT Bev - VlN ICI MosT Ros?ec.Ted ' limb Bev Humcnovg PAT-bob BesT AcToRs Teo - KAY CouRTcou5 HR' - C!RL BG-TTY-TAKQ W HQBT ATN LETIO' BeTTe - Toe Ten Years Aftern l'Voodley is the groundhog type of husband who never emerges from behind his morning paper until he is almost late for the Com- muter's Special. One morning, as was his custom, XfVoodley was reading aloud a choice article on Forty-nine VVays to Prepare Cucum- bers. Immediately it brought back memories of another famous forty-nine. I decided that it was time to go back to Lockwood for a visit. Having left VVo0dley with his cucumbers and the children safely away at school, I hopped into my helicopter and took off for the great metropolis of Apponaug. In my ex- citement I failed to notice that I was exceed- ing the speed limit. Suddenly an air cop ap- peared from behind a cloud and told me to pull over, Have a ticket to Judge Robert Downs' court, he said. It was none other than John O'Leary. I said goodbye as hastily as possible, while making a mental note to see attorney Vincent Rosati. Soon the familiar terrain of Apponaug and Vic DiFranco's airport came into sight. I raclioed the control tower for permission to land. Control operator, Bill Ionata, cleared the runways. Someone must have told him about my driving because as I got out of my 'copter, Nurse Barbara VVhitford was on hand with a crash crew led by Dana Ingalls. Dana told me that Stanley Essex and John Stoppard were commercial pilots flying between Appo- naug and Los Angeles and that Shirley Ran- dall and Barbara Burke were stewardesscs on the same line. I called one of Cook's cabs to take me from the airport. I liked their motto, 'fCook's cabs are never late fnot later than 1917, that isj. Bob Wyliiie, the driver, informed me that Bob Richmond was a stone cutter and Betty Caldwell, Ruth Moreau, Victoria Villa, and jean Spencer were operating beauty salons. As we passed the X'Varwick Theater, I noticed that the play was Dear Rose, written by john Bristol and starring Pat Colwell and Art I-Iannafin. Lynn Jacques was the featured dancer. .-Ks we were riding down Main St., I saw Tau nty-four Iimmy Bailey and Al Birch. Believe it or not, they were reporters for the journal. From them I found out that Rosser Donley was sports editor for the same paperg Frannie Waterhouse was a social workerg Betty Isaacs was coach of a professional girls' baseball team, and Kay Golanski was a famous play director. Because time was getting short. I hurriedly crossed the street to Bob XfVhite's drugstore, where I bought a newspaper. The headlines told of Jim Kennedy's successful campaign for mayor. Beverly IVat.son was his secretary, and Jeanne Civito and Anna Ciafrei were on the city council. A resounding slap on the hack and a hearty voice sa3'ing, How about joining me for lunch? caused me to turn around. There was Bob Gregory. president of the Lonely Heart's Club. I gulped my assent, and we went to Murphy's Garden Restaurant. The sweet music of Cairo's orchestra greeted us. just as we were being seated, a roll by the drummer, Marilyn Schmeider, called every- one's attention to the celebrated vocalist, Priscilla Smith. At the end of her number there was a great commotion at the door, and in walked Nellie' Petrarca, Mary Card, Irene Sanocki, Jane Swanson, Natalie Norden, Shir- ley Colvin, Shirley' Fisette, Anna Padula, and Leah Card. I'Vhat is this, Bob, a Lockwood reunion? I asked. He assured me that it was merely the regular meeting of the X'Var- wick Secretaries' League. Dinner over, we drove to Lockwood. The dear old building had not changed a bit ex- cept perhaps there was more ivy on the walls. Much to my surprise I found some of my own classmates on the faculty. Julia Rogers and Carl Schafer were teaching mathematicsg Beverly Veatch, Frances Powers, and Barbara Matteson were English teachersg and Marion Rouse was an instructor of languages. I asked them if they could give me any infor- mation about other members of the class. They told me that Jan Lawson, with the aid of Admiral X'Vyman, was going to take over the United States Navy . After I had recovered lil'OlIl this startling revelation, they inlortned 111e that Joe Lemieux was coach olf tl1e Steam Rollers. a11d that jake Ahberton was his Stal' player. From sports we skipped to 111edici11e. Alice Hayes had become the lirst lady dentist in lflfarwick. l1Vith the help of her secretary. :Xnna DiCarlo, she l1ad hecmne very pro111i- nent. In fact she had just hnished a dillicult job o11 Stewart Whiting, the inventor ol the lfVl1iting rIiClCPllOl'lC Systeni. It seems llllill one ol' his operators, Janet Stewart. acciden- tally opened a door in l1is lace Zlllll misplaced a few ol' l1is teeth. At this point, i11 walked scientist Karl JOllllSOll. I-le had come to give a lecture on a new planet he had discovered. Karl said that during a recent trip to New York l1e had seen Mary' Cardillo, a talented artist, a11d Rita L2lBlllli, head designer for Barton's Exclusive Feininine Apparel Shop. I-Ie said l1e had also seen Terry Ploeger, who was manager ol' a super-deluxe department store, where hllllllil Linden was head huyer. Cartnela Venturino had been modeling there u11til Mr. Powers olfered her a better position. Terry told Karl that Joyce French was running a dancing school in Hollywood with Mar-iory Belcher as l1er business lllilllagiil' illlfl .lean Bell Zlllll Molly Evangelista as her receptionists. I-Iow about Norma Leader, Ray Farnhain, Leonard Arvidson, Bill Potter, and I-Ierkie O'Con- neil? Norma was happily married and quitt- a socialite. Ray and Leonard were at the head ol' tl1e Farm liureau, and I-Ierkie was a SllCl'CSSl.lll, architect. I was musing over this state ol affairs when it XVestern Union boy dashed up with a tele' grain for 111e. This is how it ran: HAVE PREPARED CUCUMBERS FOR- TY-NINE VV.-XYS STOP AM DESPERATE- LY ILL STOP COME HOME STOP DON 'I' STOP STOP. IVOODLEY. Once again I made lily adieus to Lockwood, hut l knew I would keep coming hack to check up on the remarkable class of l'orty-nine. QAOLQ Twmily me Last Will and Testament I'Ve, The Graduating Class ol' the year One Thousand Niue I-Iundred and Forty-Niue, ol the city of lit-larwick, county ol' Kent, and state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. being ol sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will heretofore made by us. I, james Abberton. hereby will and bequeath my basketball unilorm to Jeanne Rocheleau. who I know will look better in it than I ever did. I, Leonard Arvidson, hereby will and bequeath 1ny good study habits to any uuderclassman who wants them. I, blames Bailey, hereby will and bequeath to my sister Patsy all the lun and good titnes I have had at Lockwood. I, Betsey Barton, hereby will and bequeath my good times in girls' sports to my sister, Allura, who I hope will have as much Fun as I did. I, Marjorie Belcher. hereby will and bequeath my non-working geometrical brain to anyone who needs it badly. I, jean Bell, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through the second aisle in the locker room to my niece, Marilyn. I, Alfred Birch, hereby will and bequeath my ability to chew gum in class to any junior who is constantly getting caught. I, john Bristol, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of gym to any poor dope. I, Barbara Burke, hereby will and bequeath to Pete Burke, my seat in study hall and hope he enjoys it as mitch as I did. I, Anna Cairo, hereby will and bequeath all my wonderful experiences as a member of the music department to Angelina Marsocci. I, Betty Caldwell, hereby will and bequeath my position as head cheerleader to any cheerleader who has plenty ol' pep,,patieuce, and time to spare. I, Leah Gard, hereby will and bequeath all. the good times I have had at Lockwod to my sister, Carolyn. I, Mary Card, hereby will and bequeath my seat in second year typing class to any unfortunate indi- vidual who gets it. I, Mary Cardillo, hereby will and bequeath my gym suit, stripes and all, to my two sislersglet them decide which it Iits the better. I, Anna Cialrei. hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Lockwood to my brother. Cluilio. I, 'lean Civito, hereby will and bequeath my ability to give Mr. Hunt headaches to any future driving student. - I, Shirley Colvin, hereby will and bequeath my good times in IJ-period voice class to my brother, Russel. and I hope that he enjoys the class as much as I have. I, Patricia Colwell, hereby will and bequeath all the lun I have had from my extra-curricular activities to any up and coming junior who has the stamina to endure the strain. I, Richard Cook. hereby will and bequeath my beloved pair ol' greasy overalls to my dainty sister. Laura. Twenty-six I, Anna DiCarIo, hereby will and bequeath to my cousin, Theresa Petrarca, all the wonderful times I have had at Lockwood. I. Victor DiFranco. hereby will and bequeath my football jersey, number 62. to my brother, Art, and hope that he has as much lun with the team as I did. I, Rosser Donley, hereby will and bequeath to my brother, Gordon, the many good times that I have enjoyed at Lockwood. I, Robert Downs. hereby will and bequeath fly my number IS basketball jersey to anyone who makes a lair substitute, and t2j n1y ability in art to Bobbie. I, Stanley Essex, hereby will and bequeath my lzuthlul green gym trunks to ,Pete Essex. I, Alllilllll Evangelista, hereby will and bequeath to my brother, joe, the many good times I hare had at Lockwood. I, Carleton Farulnun. hereby will and bequeath mv nickname to anyone who wants it. I, Shirley Fisette. hereby will and bequeath my position as a twirler to any girl in hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had. I, Joyce French, hereby will and bequeath the fun I've had in the band to some future twirler. I, Katlterine Golanski, hereby will and bequeath my pleasant friendship with Bliss Riley to my sister. Nlillicent. knowing that she will Iind her as wonderful as I have. I. Robert Gregory, hereby will and bequeath my chemistry apron to my brother, David. I, Arthur Hannalin, hereby will and bequeath my part in the Senior Play to my brother, Ed, when and if he ever wants it. I, Alice-Ann Hayes, hereby will and bequeath my uonderlful times at Lockwood to my brother, who enters Lockwood next year. I, Dana Ingalls, hereby will and bequeath my duck- hunting ability to jimmy Smith. hoping he gets more ducks that I did. I, Xllilliam Ionata. hereby will and bequeath Your years of math with Mr. 'l'aylor to anyone who wants them. I. Elizabeth Isaacs, hereby will and bequeath to the future I'resident ol' Girls' Leaders' Corps. all the l'un I have had in this organization. I, Lynn jacques, hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Merle-ue. any ability to mix cakes with a knile and still get an from Miss lyIcGovern. l. Karl johnson. hereby will and bequeath my outstanding ability in algebra to Bob Watelet. I, .Ianics Kennedy. hereby will and bequeath my ability to agree with teachers to james Smith. I, Rita LaBuIl'. hereby will and bequeath my slightly airsconditioned gym suit to Barbara Kosiba with the hope that she will Iit QQ into it. I, jan Lawson, hereby will and bequeath my seat in chemistry to any junior, with the hope that he will enjoy it as I have. I, Norma Leader, hereby will and bequeath my seat in D-Period voice class to june llennett, and may she enjoy it as much as I have. I, joseph Lemieux, hereby will and bequeath to my cousin, joe Taylor, tny number Il basketball unil'ornt. which I know he will more than lill. I, Hiltua Linden. hereby will and bequeath my good times at Lockwood to joan Corbishley, who I know will appreciate them. I, Barbara Matteson. hereby will and beqtteath tny locker. No. 2011. to any energetic Lockwoodite brave enottgh to plow tltrough a hundred or more people each morning in order to reach it. I, Ruth Moreau, hereby will and bequeath tny locker to anyone who can see in the dark. I, Dorothy Murphy, hereby will and bequeath my ability to manage to get a smile from joe, the bus driver. to jeaune Pigeon. I, Natalie Norden, hereby will and bequeath mv f good time with Miss Riley to tny sister, Meredith. when she comes to Lockwood. I, I-Ierbert O'ConnelI. hereby will and bequeath my gym shoes to Betty jane. l, john O'Leary. hereby will and bequeath my sense of httmor to any ttuderttlassman wlto enjoys up- setting classes. I. Anna lladula, hereby will and beqtteath tny laugh to my sister, Maggie. I. Nellie Petrarca, hereby will and -bequeath tny ability to play the string bass to jean Traiuor, and hope she will enjoy it as much as I haye. I. Theresa Ploeger. hereby will and beqtteath my place on the cheerleading sqttad right in front ol' the opposing teatu to :tny future cheerleader who has enough stamina to stand it! I, William Potter, hereby will and beqtteath my share of the Mechanics Club to any ttnderclassman who is interested in a lot of good times and a lot of hard work to go with it. I. Frances Powers, hereby will and bequeath to tny little brother, David, the good times I have had at Lockwood, especially at music festivals. I. Shirley Randall, hereby will and bequeath all my fun iii gym class to tny two sisters. Beyie and Connie. and hope they enjoy it as much as I have. I, Fredrick Richmond. hereby will and bequeath my friendship with Miss Daily to my sister. Caroline, in the hope that she may make good ttse ol' it. I. julia Rogers, hereby will and bequeath my ability in mathematics to my cousin, llayid, when he comes to Lockwood. I. Marion Rouse, hereby will and bequeath my position on the cheerleading sqttad to tny brother. 'Ii0llllIly', hoping he has as much fun as I have had when he is ready to take it. I, Vincent, Steesh. I7illibuster, Governor, Senator, McGrath, Rosati, hereby will and be' queath my nicknames to anyone who wants them. I, Helena Sanocki, hereby will and bequeath the happy times I have had at I.ockwood to my younger sister and brother in hopes that. they will cherish them as I do. I, Carl Schafer, hereby will and bequeath all lnearly all, that is.j of my ability to do higher mathematics to Robert XVatelet. I, Marilyn Schmieder, hereby will and bequeath my ability to reach the twelfth grade to my sister, Pauline. I. jean Smith, hereby will and bequeath the tympani and the bass drum to any future band member who has a few more muscles and a stronger back than I hare. I, Priscilla Smith, hereby will and bequeath to Tommy Rouse nty ability to get along with Miss Willard. and hope that she will help him to have as wonderful a senior year as I have ltad. I, jean Spencer, hereby will and bequeath my locker No. 2el3. to my sister, Claire. hoping that she will be able to open it more quickly than I did. I. janet Stewart. hereby will and bequeath to jimmy Lynch. the ttse of my Royal typewriter in rootu 202. I, Allan Stoppard, hereby will and bequeath my coyerall in shop to my brother, Bill. I. ,lane Swansott. hereby will and bequeath to Peggy johnson. the good times I have had in D-Period voice class and Girls' Choir. I, Beverly Veatch, hereby will and bequeath to the next niajorette, my baton with the hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had with the band. I, Carmela Vcnturino, hereby will and beqtteath my ability to leave late bttt always make the btts to Ray Nelson, who certainly can use it. I. Victoria Villa, hereby will and beqtteath all tny good times in gym class to my niece, Eleanor Rivers. I. Frances Waterhouse, hereby will and bequeath to my brother. Richard. tny Stiitl in Student Council. I, Beverly Watson. hereby will and bequeath my abtltty GJ to drive a car to anyone foolish enough to drive as I do. I. Robert White. hereby will and bequeath tny ability to get up and get to school on titne to Bob Mtlliard who needs it. I, Barbara lllhitford. hereby will and bequeath to llly brother, Edward. three times as tuany good times as I have enjoyed in my one year at Lockwood. I. Stewart, Stewy, Beans, Lightnin, Bull, Whiting hereby will and bequeath my ability to pick up nicknames to Bob Watelet, who hasn't any. I, Elwood lilyman, hereby will and bequeath all the good times I'ye had in my senior year to Carolyn IX-Iosher. I. Robert Wynne, hereby will and bequeath the brains I hayen't got to my brother, Brian. Ill II'il11c'.ss l'I l1ereof, We The G1'1tcluaIi11g Class of Ni11c'tc1'1'1 Himdred and Forty-Niric, the leslators, lmvr' set our lmml hereto this fiflr'1'11Il1 day of FlfIII'lllll'j' i11 the year of o111'Lo1'd one ll1o11s1111cl nine ltiznclred f111rI fIIl'l'V4llfIIC'. fI949j THIS CI.,-ISS OF 19-I9 Siglllfll, j111I11isl11'tI. 111111 rI1'rlr11wl 11.9 111111 for ilwir lux! will llllll les1111111'11I l1y 'I'l11' Grzizlttnliitg Class of fllllf 7'flUIlSllIIfi Ninn H1111rIrr'rI and Forty-Nine, the IIIIIIIIK IIIIIIIUII IZCYIIIIUVS, i11 Ihr' j11's'.w'111'1' of 11.9, zvltn, llf ll1c'i1' l'l'flIll'5I r111cl in II11' j1r1'.w'11r'1' of lltem 111111 of I'II!'l1 oll11'1', lmm' .st1bsc1'iI1z'fl 11111' IIIIIIIFS licreto as wiI11essf's on the day and year lax! rtforwzticl. .fluntu-:v E. Rtt.1-xr hI,uu.tNNA L. XVILLARD Twe 11. ty-seven ,ff -S., -N fffir. 9536 ..,X . 55 WG Z s my X ' 'Sa -Q, 1?- -:i,,,.-- '-, ' .. le.: '-.a ?,J , W 939322, Class of 1950 Class of 1951 Thirty-one I Class of 1952 F Thirty-two 5 , 1 I , I fluss of 1953 Tlzirly-three L I' lfluss ol' 110111 Tlzirty-four HQT' 0' 1-f ' 5 , L ,Q C7 ' S gg A ' ,i ,f A V 10 ' 1 , -if Y. 5Q7'Z'm'2ff.a::g?Z?jLs 'E 5 fl I' AT fgzi, ,gf 'fi' K -. , ? -f-, , 5 ,153 N5:559.'2iLL. VV, HN T1 4 , J., ,..- -JJ - ' A',..,.. ' , . .in ah- . fi 4 FOOTBALL First row, left to right: L.. Parcnte, D. Carvzlllm. G. Ciafrei. R. Colvin. j. Hockhousen. R. lvarner. R. Carvalho, A. Sokolowski, A. DiMeo, T. Rouse. Y Second Row: R. Gould, G. WVilkinson. R. Tibbctts. A. Giheault. ll. llendles. J. Lynch. R. Wyman, R. l-lcrnandez, L. Kissenger, K. Potter, I.. Cottrell. Third row: Mr. Stellitzuio. P. llaute. V. Dilfrzuico, D. Crecelius, E. Wliillord, P. Smith. C. Gauch D. Gregory, D. Hall. J. Glenclenuing, M. Iavlor. N. l'ic:n'cl. Mr. Dilalglin. Fool,h1lH The football team comprised tenth and eleventh grade boys started this year to learn a new offensive system ol' playing introduced by the new coach. Mr. fDiLuglio. mainly ol' So well did their study' and practice pay oil' that they won two games. This squad, minus the two seniors, should become one ol' the best football teams here at Lockwood. . ..1Sfl4fff' 'Ill liflill-.W'7'FlI s JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row. left to right: A. Larson. D. johnson. R. Donovan, R. Sullivan. Mr. Stellitzmo. R. Carroll. D. Rochelcau. j. I-lockhousen. R. Beattie. Second row: R. Veateh. I-l. Paulev. I. Pritchard. R. tloultl, A. Sokolowski. A. Diltleo. lf. Pettigrew. I. Quinn. R. Carvalho, R. Peach. ' ' 'l'hirtl row: ll. XVt'dIoek. G. fiilllfll. P. Smith. 'll Sl0lllCl'. ll. 'I'edL-sehi. KI. Kevworth. Jllfllltlll' H iglt .Under the able direction ol Coach Stelli- tano, the boys had a very enjoyable season. Although the win column did not exceed the loss column, the coach lelt they had achieved their primary purpose: to uncover new talent lor our varsity. The team had more candi- Varsilzy Baseball Last year's baseball team is on record for having won more games than any other base- ball team here atp Lockwood, and. with nine veterans returning from last year's squad. they expect even more victories this year. Our new coach, Mr. Stellitano. will have three veteran pitchers. a decided asset for any team. 1 lm lvreiglll Basketball dates than ever before. a fact which shows the increased interest in sports here at Lock- wood. lflfilh more and more boys reporting each year we can look lor better teams in the I'uture. Tennis Strengthened by the playing ol' three vet- erans, the tennis team expects to better last year's record, when they broke even in eight games. Coach Downs believes that with more interest being shown in the sport. the team will have a good season. I i F BASK ETBA LL l iv'HI row. lcfl ln riglu: A. Gihcuull. Ii. Wyman. bl. Taylor. l. Clcmlcnning. D. llaill, bl. Alxlwrrlmi. -I. I.:-micuw. ll. llrcfclins. R. W:n'ncr. A. llnnnzllin. R. Downs. A. DlI7l'1IllI'U. S1-unul ruw: Nlr. Czlrrnll, ll. llxmliltun. W, Slim. .L l'iiIgvon R I'ullc'r ll fiillllllll' R Vlrlv' U xvlllslllwlll. ll. fil'I'QUI'X', ll. Ihxigv. X. l,i'nilu:m, l'. lluslzmrl. ll. l'4iIil'lbiIllkS. I. l.1li'lll'It', ll, 'lnx'lm'. Xlr. Rnllis. Baslfelglzull Team OI' all our sports CINICZIVOVS this yC1ll', our lm:1skcLball lC2llll has haul by lar Lhc bcsl rccorrl. .-X1 this writing it is in first place with a clmncv m CIHCI' lhc playolls for the SLZILC chzlmpinn- ship. Tlur luzmi has plzlyccl mzmy thrilling' games Lo cuiliusiaslicz followers that Hllccl thc gym lo ovcrllowing. Criznctli Rallis :Incl all thr- l'm'm:1n players are lu lx- l2lllClL'll lm' IllC'll' Hlfllill' pci'- irfjv-Him GIRLS' LEADERS' i First row, left to right: A. Cairo, J. Smith. S. Fis- ette, M. Cardillo, A. Jos- lin. B. Veatch, P. Schmie- der, R. PCll'ill'C3l. F. Powers. . Second row: A DiCnrlo. A. French, Mrs. Downs. . Isaacs. -I. Roeheleau. G. Santilli, j. Clark. V. Pilecki. Third row: M. Rouse. H. Linden, P. johnson. T. Ploeger, R. Grossguth. M. Dcvault, E. Clark, M. Bailey, B. Alsfeld. P. Col- Wtzll, I.. Cill'fiiiiU. CDI bishley. The Cheerleaders The cheer leading squad in their snappy blue and white unilornis was under the leader- ship of Betty Caldwell. Much credit should be given these girls who faithfully attended all lfootball and basketball games, leading the student body in cheers and yells in support of their team. Other activities included partici- pation in pep and awards assemblies and es- pecially in making the first Annual Boosters' Dance a success. CORPS Hayes. ll. Matteson, J. B Fm-ry Cl-IIEERLEA DERS T. Ploeger. M. Rouse Joyce. I.. Catrdillo. K. flolslnsiii The Girls' Leaders' Corps The Girls' Leaders' Corps consists of ath- lelically inclined girls from grades ten through twelve. As well as providing further oppor- tunity lor the girls to participate in athletics. the corps teaches them cooperation and lead- ership. The girls assist with gym classes, after- school sports. and play days and participate also in the annual Gym Exhibition. The girls are very grateful to Mrs. Downs. who has been their faithful leader and friend. P. Colwell. H. Linden Mosher, I. Rocheleul fi0llIt'l'I ll. liztldwc-ll lblcnnings, C. Higgins. B DANCE CLUB First row, left to right N. Downs. M. Sweet. B Houghton, E. Cardillo. l'. Sclmiictler, S. lfortier. M latcques, M. Boulais, tl. Vt-atrh. Second row: UI. Nor lhnp, E. Clark, V. Scheihc, lf. Powers. LI. Clorhishley, ll. Holdridge, Il. Alsfcld. D. Briggs, Al. 'I'ctreault. B. Matteson. 'llhird row: M. Rouse. NI. Kiurdillo, C. Rawson. ll, Linden. S. Swanson. bl. Rilcv. Nl. llc-vzutll. l.. l-'r:nnklin. The Athletic Associa.ti.0n The Athletic Association is composed ol' two members from each grade, who are elected by the students, and four Faculty Advisers: Mrs. Downs, Mr. Downs, Mr. Rallis, and Miss Riley. Better known as A. this group arranges athletic contests, decides which mem- bers of athletic teams should receive awards. and discusses problems pertaining to the en- tire sports program at Lockwood. Dana Ingalls is Presidentg Donald Hall is Vice-President: Miss Riley acts as Secretary-Treasurer. The Dance Club The Dance Club, a comparatively new or- ganization at Lockwood, is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Downs. Membership is open to any girls in grades nine through twelife who are interested in dancing. During their weekly practice periods they study ballet, tap. and modern dancing. They' take P2111 in the Girls' Gym Exhibition and in the spring pre- sent an annual recital lor parents and lricnds. THE A'l'l-lI.lTl'IC ASSOCI,-X'l'ION Ifirst row. IeI't to right: Mr. Slvllllilllflv Miss Riley H. Hall. lb. Ingalls. Mrs. Downs. Nlr. Downs. Il. Smith. Second row: P. How- ard. vl- Tnppen. R. Pe- trzirra. R. Warner, yl. Clarke, P. Scluttictlt-r. IC. fsmlullo. nl. l'l:tl'I. Forlttwgntt 1 The Girls' Choir 'l'ltegirls'el1nir is an 0l'gZlllll2ll.l0ll mmlc up HI R. l. State :tml New Englatttl Music' lies ul, :almost eighty girls in the settim' high gmcles livnls. Under thc I-almplc lwdclislfilb or Miss Min' .-Xttirecl in their colorlttl blue antl white 'xml' 'l19ffF'f 'Q lm l'f 'Uf'l'f'lC'l m 'Null vestments. our girls make tm zttwrtcttive pic' vztrtecl ztettvtttes tn loeztl cltttreltes, on rittlm ww. Lmlkwmxl is Cmhtninly pmud UI. 'his ml imrogrztms, taken IJZIVI in l'. I. .-X. meetings. UW Qmup OI. SinQ.m.5' in the Varsity Revtte. the ztnmtztl t'0l1l'Ct'l. :tml ' ' nt lt'-tztw BAND Lrlt side, first row, lcfl L0 ligllli Mirlrllw. first ruw: B. VCIIICII. Riglll xizlff. firsl row, left l0l'ig'hl1 A. k Smith. -I. Cnrllislxlcy. P. Boslzlml. Second ww. I' French- In l'm.4,IX.' 5. Rirc. A. Cairo, -1. NlJl'Il1lII!, li, Mzulc- p Second row: G. Willizlvns, fl. Clark. l'AiSL'lllS. I u I Mm' I C5 4 S Cl1z1cc..I. NVill:mI. Thin' mu.. M' Sdnnimlcr- Sucnml row: M. L0111l1:11'1ii. j. Bur- l'hil'Ii row: j. Ihzlggvr. N. Ingalls. 1.-mmh ww. A gf,hm.m,m U Rnd kf '- HFWCH- .I- F4 'U'- P- 5'7h 'il ll '- I Chappell. ll. CIHIIISIUII. mlllwl IA t:UI,hNIh.v. R' ughihlu I.. 1-.1.1rkm11. v i Vmmh ww. D. Cm.mn. PA luhmml. Ihml mw: IS. U r.'mIlm'k, ll. f.llIll'l'lll'. I xfllilfUl'Kl, I. HCVIIISUII. ' X. lmlin. ll. '41-11m'1'1'l1i:1. j, f:1lllNiIliHl'. I-'i!'lI1 ruw: P. Briggx. Xl, llvvznulll. I Hunk. R. NI:11'kl1:1111. The Baml The ham! is one ol' thc mos! active Organi- Ncw E11gl:1ml Music Fcslival al Old fJl'Ch?ll'CI fzuirms ill sclmol. As in lhc p21Sl years. Il has BCIICII. Maine. Our lmml was wcll rcprc' ElkCl1 part in znll the Ikmtbnll gznmrs lmlh 111 scnlccl in thc All Smtc 15211141 C0lIl'l'l'l. which mme nm! away, Il l1:1spar1if'ipa1cd in .'Xl'll1iS- was hr-lxl Ill thc- Flnpa- Slrcfvl' High Sc'l11mI. nu' Dm' zmml Mr-111rn'1z1l Dax' lJIll'2lllL'S :mal thc' Q F1jn'i1v-Illruz D 1 f.. .sv 1 1- . , ' -' y ' J . .n . .. I . L. I , . , , ., ,J H., J., V. qu. I , . , 1 , , V , . 4. 7.4.1 ,- K . . ' . x 1 , 1 , 1 ja, A ' ' n if l l 'A ' , I I 1! l VJ! 4 l J .', V4 1 f I, , A fly ff, -.f' ' Y f J fx .4 'q i ii' ' -L ' 1 i ' J 41 P r .. f ' J 1 I l 1 1 n ' I A If I K! I tv ,, 1.1, Yr, 1 .V I ' V1 ,,, 1 . F . 4 . A K... V, . . - .i .. .. , ex .- ' 1 ORCHESTRA First row. left lo right: P. lohnson. D, Sencrchia. CZ. Downs. j. Rnhery. j. Mc.-Xlice. P. Bos- lzlnd, M. lllillmur. i Second row: D. Ingalls. ll. Mclielridge. II. Hood. I.. Cain, H. Cliarelle. CZ. Erickson. l'. Sclimieder. A. Cairo. A. Rice. N. Ingalls. Chappell. -I. Clorhisliley. Third row: Xl. Diflurlo, C. Miller, N. I'e1r:n'c':u, V. Bennett. Al. Corhishley. D. Rodrigues. A. I joslin. l. Briggs. M. Devzinll. K. Smith. The Orchestra This year the orchestra is made up of slu- ilCl1l.S from the ninlh grade llllllllgll the Lwelflh. Under the leadership of Miss X'Vil- lard. it has played at elementary schools throughout the city ol' lfV2ll'lVlClQ and at Cov- entry High School in order to stimulate the studenls' interest in organizing their own or- fhestra. This active group plays lor all school assemblies and many other school aftivilies as well as community affairs. Iforly fum Cast nl' the l c:oMPE'rVrloN vim' 4 . Left to right: ml. Norihnp. R. Kuglcr, C. Spencer. C. 'I'ylc1'. Miss Koralewsky, D. Holmes. N. llernmn. N. Uznnhno. W l x xrxsou ICRS l-irsl row, lel'l lo right: N. llerinan, C. Spencer. 1'. Colwcll, 'I'. Ploegei. Mrs. Casey, ll. Whilford. G. Williams. D. I-lunl. liragger. Second row: lb. SCIIUIA- Chia, Nortllup. P. Bos- laud, R. Markham. IJ. Iiuggler, D. l-lolnies, lvl. Whitlord. j. Lalreniere. N. Gamhao, R. llailev. M. I. Wilkenson. li. Hol- dridge, M. Colella. The M asquers Under the guidance ol' Lheir adviser, Mrs. Casey, Lockwood's dramatic organization en- joyed a full and prolilahle year. The lVl2lSLlllCl'S sponsored Lhe Senior One-Aer Play Competition, which was won hy the eleventh grades production ol Bargains in Cjalliayu under the direction ol' Miss Koralewskr. We were all very sorry lo have our adviser, Mrs. Casey, leave during the year. but we welcomed her successor, Mr. Weston. The olficers were Barbara Wlllillord, Presidenlg Richard Kug- ler, Vice-President: Nancy liernlan, Secretaryg 1'l1eresa Ploeger, Librarian. The Musquelies l'lle Masquelles, with Miss Szlezak as the adviser, sliniulates inLeresI in dramalics among the nleinhers ol' Lhe junior high school. ll.s main project was sponsoring the .lunior One- acl Play Conipelnion. This year the Grade 8 presentation of PreLi.y Girl Warned, AIASQ-ll1il ll'1S Sealed. lel'l lo riglil VI. Whillord. R. Carlow I. Willard. Miss Szlezak ll. XVeclloek, P. Wheat CI. Hogan, B. Bender. Slillllllllgl B. Mclllure. M. Leslie. 5. Leeds, P Wheat. il. 'l'rainor. -I Marcille. M. Garwick, AI Clainphell. D. Allex. B Kikins. M. xVlllll'l', S Svrzmss. R. Rainone, C SVUXCH. ll. Cain, S Chrissos. coached hy Miss Murray, won lll'5l place. Grade 7 entered The Stone in Lhe Road. coached by Miss Szlezak, and Graded 9 pre-- V sented The lX'lLl1'l'lllgC Proposal, coached hy Mr. Baker. l ol'Ly-jim' i Kneeling. leI'l lu right: Il. Lzifreniere. 1-L. Whi i 5 SENIOR PLAY CAST flllllllillgl CZ. SChZIi'Cl', I. Smith. bl. Kennedy. Casey, T. Ploeger, ll. Ingalls, B. Blll'lUll, R. Downs Lford. S. xvhilillg. R. Nlzxrklizmi. P. Calwell. .-X. Hziniiulin. B. Wllillurd, Mrs. The Senior Plug' Dear Ruth, Ll liilzuious eoniemly by Noi'- iuuu Krasna, was presentecl by the senior class on nlanuary 2I and 22. The 2l1l1llSillg prob- lems in which the eliziruclers Ifouml themselves ilivolvecl kept the zluclieiice e1'ilh1'zlllecl lm' over lWU hours. 'Hiiw play was an Ulllhltlllli- ing success und praise is CXLCIICICLI lu the 1121111- working coope1'zilix'e C2151 :uid Sl.2lgC crew, and their culmhle, llllLlCl'5lZlllClillg mlirecioix NIH. Casey. lforly-s1f.x 1 The Press Club 'l'he Press Club, Lockwood's newest or- ganization, is one ot the service groups. lts purpose is to cover all phases ol school life :uid acquaint the general public with activi- ties about which they would not otherwise know. A trained stall ot reporters assigned to ull laculty members gather, edit, and type stories for simultaneous release to the four local newspapers. Miss Elizabeth F. Dully is adviser ol the group. PRESS tIl.lIll 'R. Gregory. Cialfrei. XI. Exungelistzi The Wcu'fwieki,l.e 1933-1949 .Xlthough laced with many obstacles, the sniall stall went right ziliead with its task ol' inztking the lfVIll'IUil'kil6 an interesting, factual. and informative publication. Aided by Mrs. Flynn and Miss Cole, we have endeavored to represent the entire school by continuing in our policy ot publishing' ull contributions which concern class, athletic, and school news. und which are in keeping with our school's high standards. I'Hli W.'XIlWlCKl'l'lL Sl ZX lf l l orly-51:04 II l-'iist row. lel'I lo right I. Lemieux. Miss Dnlli Second row: M. Villi A. Pzxdulu, A. lJiCzn'lo, N l'el1'urc11, A. Cairo. . REMINDER I.l'I'ER.-XRY BOARD Scaled. left lo right: nj. Lawson. l'. Clolwell. Miss West, B. Veanch, j. Smith. V. Dilfrzu ICU, Slzuulingt ll. Whitl'o1'LI. S. Wliilillg, 'l'. Plotrgcr, A. llzlyes, R. fil'CgUl'l', A. Hllllllllllll. M. Curtlillo. -I. Ifreueh, A. Cairo. The Renziinder Stuff The IQICMINDISR 1'C1Jl'CSCl1l.S the loyul coopera- tion ol many people working toward it single goal. The stall wishes to thank those who contributed to its success and hopes that it will serve to reiuiud everyone ol' the happy days at Lockwood. Mfe would especially like lo thank Miss XfVesl, who has worked with the Literziry Stall, and Mr. Robertson, who has helped the Business Boaird, lol' their gllltlillllf and C1lCOLlI'E,lgC1l1CI1l. I Ol ty-eight liflilm-ill-cllizfj. .. .-lsxislunl liclilor.. S!'IllUl' Editor. . . Sports lidilor.. .-lr! Iiclilor ....... . Pllolognljzlly lizliloi !31lsiv1cs.s' Mrmngrfr. . fffI'l'IllflffUlI lllllllllgl , l1l11i.s'1'l'.s'. . . 'l.. . . . . Beverly Vezitch . . .Pzitricia Colwell ,....-lean Smith . .Victor lJlFl'2:ll1L'U . . .Mary Clardillo . . . . . . .jan Lawson l 1'zu1ces X'Vaterhouse . . . ,Allan Stoppard X' Miss Xiliest ' ' ' INIII Rolmertsou REMINDER BUSINESS BOARD REMINDER TYPISTS REMINDER TYPISTS First row, left Lo right: L. Card, K. Golnnski, V. Villa. Second row: A. Di- Carlo, A. Ciafrci, I. S34 nucki. Forty-nine LIBRARY CLUB Seated. left to right: -I. Tetrzxult, E. Tyler, A. Ciafrei. Miss Duffy, S. Fortier, C, Jennings. Standing: V. Silva, A. DiCarlo. I. l etrztrca. M. Evnngelistzi. V. Villa. The Library C lub The Library Club members are under the leadership of Miss Duffy, who teaches them the various duties relative to assisting in the library. The girls, during their free periods, work at the circulation desk, repair books. and prepare new books for the shelves. Meetings are held monthly to take care of new books and discuss possible improvements. The Audio-Visual Aids Club tis orfraxiiza ion, unc er ' ie c irec ion Tl D t 1 tl l t ot Mr. Hunt, is composed of boys who are in- terested in operating the motion picture pro- jector. One or two members are assigned each period in which a picture is scheduled. The movies are both interestinv' and ecluczt' D tional, and provide a pleasant deviation from the conventional type of classroom instruc- tion. During study hall periods, at assem- blies, or after school, these boys are always ready to lend a helping hand. A UDIOVVISUAL AIDS CLUB R. Barber, j. Lztfreniere R. Tibbetts. Second row: Mr. I-lunt ll. Wedlock. K. Kinsey C. Tyler. R. White, D Holmes, J. Bristol. First row. left to right: CC 9 H 0 liday Time' The theme of this year's Varsity Review was Holiday Time . It was pre- sented in three sections: XiVe Go to School, lfVe Celebrate, and Holidays. As usual, the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Choir played an important part in making the event a success. After the May procession Barbara lfVhitford was Crowned Varsity Queen . A few of the other specialties were as follows: Clnnry 1,owcrr:d the Boom. . . . . .-Xbberton, Essex, V. Rosati, Alnke Believe .... B uttmzs ll nd Bows .... Sknlers' l'Valtz. .. Czn rdns ........ Qurmm 1,11 Gnsln SZU6C?Ull'fIl'f Waltz. . . Alnylivnr: ........ H. Hathaway, S. Mfhiting Muenzel . . .Laura Cook and the girls . . . .I-I. Doiron Senerchia . . Bragger, D. Curran, and the boys .. .. ..... L. Peltier, Loven . . . .B. Muenzel, H. Doiron Fifty-one MECHANICS CLUB lfirst row, left to right: XV. Potter. R. Cook, S, Cook, W. Polls, Mr. Per- naveatt, A. Stoppztrd. B. Gregory, R. Richmond. Second row: W. Stop pard, A. Rice, A. Birch, R. XVhite, K. johnson. S lVltiting'. R. Wrtlelet, R Milliard. The 4-H Club I The Lockwood Ll-I-I Club is part of a na- tional organization. Our boys under the leadership of Mr. Eldredge have won a high standing in state wide contests and a few have made superior records in sectional com- petition. NWC have entered contests in tractor driving, poultry judging, and gardening. Our regular meetings are varied, featuring demonstrations and lilms on better methods ol' farming. The Meehattiies Club The Mechanics Club was kept busy during the past year on various individual projects and several large scale ones, chief among which was the repainting of the Rec Room and the shop. XVe continued our weekly scrap collections, using the proceeds to purchase tools and project material. YVe reserved part of the scrap money to build up the treasury. Under the guidance ol' Mr. Pernaveau we look forward to it bigger and better club next year. Fifty-two 4-H CLUB First row. left to rig isbury. L t D. Rocheleatu. F. ll . Pauley, R. Taylor, Mx liltlrcdgc, R. Farnluttn R. Olson. Second row: G. liu lock, R. llztilev. Hates, E. Attstin. L, bil The H i-Y The Hi-Y concluded a busy and successful year. ln addition to their regular meetings the members enjoyed a splash party, a roller- skating party, and a Father and Son banquet. Two members were sent to Fall River as delegates to the 53rd Annual Two States Older Boys' Conference. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. Rob- ertson, the boys have tried to maintain throughout the school high standards ol' Chris- tian character, the purpose of the Hi-Y. junior: nm' First row. left to right: il. KIIUICII. Galligun. P. Bosland, W, Dyer. Mr. DiLnglio. L. Barker, L. Thotnpson. M. Lind. Second row: XV. Ran- dall. nl. Sawyer, A. Mar- soeci, R. Peach. H. Tay- lor, N. Sefton, XV. Stop- HI-Y First row, left to right: P. Bosland, L. Pztrente. W. Potts, S. Cook. Mr. Robertson, A. Stoppard, R. Wntelet, N. Picard. Second row: R. Marla- hzun, B. Gregory, K. Schafer, E. Whitford, R. Hawley. K. Kinsey, D. Holmes, j. Lawson. Third row: R. Taylor, D. Kuglcr. K. johnson. A. Birch. W. Potter, R. Downs, T. Newberg, G. Ciztfrei. A. Rice. The ,lunior H i,-Y The .junior Hi-Y, composed of boys selected front the junior high grades, was organized this year under the leadership of Mr. DiLug- lio. The club proved to be very active. To raise funds the boys built bird houses to sell in the spring. In addition to the regular meetings special occasions like swimming at the Y. M. C. A. pool and playing basketball were enjoyed. These helped to advance the clubls purpose' of promoting good fellowship. patrd, A. Petrangcrln, R. Allard. Fifty-three The Goocl Will The Good lVill Society, under the able leadership olf Miss Daily, has maintained its usual active program. The duties ol' the ntetnbers include aiding Miss Brown at the oilice, guiding trailic at certain corridor posts, serving as ushers at evening allairs, and help- ing new students with their schedules. Thus they help to create a spirit olf good will throughout the school. The ollicers are Karl Johnson, President: Mary Bailey, Vice-Presi- dentg and Victor DiFranco, Secretary-Treus- urer. STUDENT COUNCIL First row. left to right j. I-lannahn, R. Carroll. L. Parente. F. NV:1ler- house, Mr. Xvlledlock. V. Cruickshztnk. N. Bernlan. P. Lanning. P. Colwell. Second row: D. john son. E. Englev. S. Strauss nj. Lancellota. M. Sweet. A. Hztnnaliu. D. Crece- lius, R. Markhzun. R t Kugler, B. Atkins. J Ranrsev. M. Roberts, ll Pzulttlzti. K. Birch. Fifty-fou r GOOD WVILL itlillo.. F. Powers. Daily, D. Currztn. Downs. M. Roberts, Cook. P. Taylor, A. Rice, Kugler, C. Tyler, N. I' Franco. j. '1'edeschi. Pet rztrca. The Student Council The Student Council with representatives front every grade provides the cooperative link between the students and the administration. The vigorous campaigning by the candidates for oflice and the secret balloting at the polls in the cafeteria aroused personal interest in the organization. lfVe were represented at the meeting ol' the N. E. Student Council Association by Frances X'Vaterhouse and Vir- ginia Cruickshank. The Council wishes to thank Mr. Xilfedlock for his able guidance. First row. left to right I. Rocheleuu. M. Cui Cairo, B. Atkins. I French, N. Pctrarcn. Miss Lztnning. D. Senerchia. L Second row: M. Bztilu S. Parente, C. Luncellott ard, K. johnson, V. Dt '9 JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated. left to right: P. Schmieder, B. Cruick- shank, H. Charelte, K. Golanski. I. Szmocki. B. Atkins. B. Sanocki. Standing: R. Barber, M. Murphy. P. Wheat. Mr. Robertson, D. Allex. P. I-Inward. J. Quinn. Cafeteria Corps The Lockwood Cafeteria Corps is under the leadership of Mr. Carroll. It is composed ol' members olf the student body who work in the cafeteria when their study hall period occurs at lunch time. Their duty is to keep tables and Iloors clean and to maintain order. Much praise should be given these students who try to keep our cafeteria a Heat and orderly place to eat. The Junior Red Cross Under the capable leadership of Mr. Rob- ertson the -Iunior Red Cross prepared and sent to India a scrapbook about lfVarwick, probably the first of its kind to go from our city. Xfifith the cooperation of Miss Mfillard and the music department a Christmas pro- gram was presented at the Quonset Dispen- sary. At Easter time members of the club visited the Lakeside Sanalarium, to entertain the patients there. Fifty-six CAFETERIA CORPS The Budget Secretaries This organization, composed ol senior girls from the commercial department, has charge ol' the weekly L. B. C. payments. Each girl laitlifully collects and records the payments lor the members of a particular homeroom. In the spring they instruct the juniors ol' the coinniercial department so that the L. B. C. may function smoothly the following year. This group is under the capable leadership ol' Miss Riley, head of the commercial depart- ment. BUDGET SECRIETARIIZS First row. left I0 right: N. Norden. P. Smith, L. jacques, M. Schmieder, A. Cairo. S. Randall, K. Golanski Second row: I.. Card, S, lfisclle. A. Ciafrci. I. Sanocki, A. DiCarlo. B. Burke, A. Padilla. M. Evangelism. V. Villa. ' Third row: j. Swanson. S. Colvin, ml. Stewart. N. PCll'2ll'CZl. B. Watson. Miss Rilev. C. Vcntnrino, H. Linden. IJ. Murphy, j. lfrenrh. The Home Economies Club Girls in grades seven through twelve may join the Home Economics Club. Meetings are held once a month, but any member may use the facilities of the Home Economics De' partment on Monday and VVednesday alter- noons. A different project is undertaken each month. The advisers of the club are Miss McGovern and Mrs. Flynn, who have made the meetings both profitable and en- tertaming. THE HOME ECONOMICS T CLUB F i fly-seve n 960 L.,-5. Nx 5.4 QCCESS N f 774' ,yf K' 'Xp' J. M x 1 N 1 b L T f ig1gQg 5 ' - L A 'A Tix K l A -'iyi .W .... ?I--- : I V, A ' ' X K -fx . X '- N-1 51 ' ff' 1, I K K .X fx x iff N X 'N N , 5 ,. XX X X P 1 fy XX f 1 5' X W X X91 Z . 1 ggi X, ' 2 X A . V 'ix XV xii 'Q '1jwTE X I ! 2 ff X fx K x MN ' j ' I x .. 5 wx - ' I .: X 1 .. N fWQ,f :N W Xxx, , Q W, vx H X ww ,H xg XX X X Y. - -X X x N XX ,J , t X . 41ulog1'f1 pl15 Sixty-one l Sixty-two STUDENT BOOSTERS Peggy johnson Beverly Nelson Nornian Picard Vincent Rosati Frances Powers Ruth Moreau l'alsy Nfheat Norma Leader Barbara Pacheco Ted Newberg Nancy C, Brooks Bette lsaacs .Klan Meritt Norman Gainbao Suzanne Heald Barbara Chisholm .lanies L. Tonge, jr. William Shea Dorothy Sullivan Stanley Essex William lonata Carol Ann Rawson Madeline Coletta Frances XVaterhouse Leona Lanning Lynne Spencer Donald Holmes jean Smith .-Xnstin Hallewood William Tedeschi Robert Knight Allan Stoppard Audrey Joslin jean Spencer Paul Bosland Irene Sanocki Palsy Mclieever XVillian1 Potter Hihna Linden Ann Spencer Alvin Rice julia Rogers Beverly Vealeh Alice Hayes Dolly Senerchia Meredith H inter Larry Parente Joan NCJl'lllllIJ Alice Roy Belly :Xlsfeld Barbara McKenzie Robert Davis james Abberton Carol Higgins Carl Shaller Barbara Williarns Lois Sutton Barbara Whillord joseph Zenga john Bristol Constance -lennings Mary Bailey Angelina Marsncci Shirley Swanson Charles Morrison Florence Dotoln Lloyd Essex Robert Olson Martha CCIlll'1lCCl1l0 Robert XVynne Mary Magner Robert Vealch David Bosland Rita Petrarca Francis Magnet' Diane Curran Virginia Cruickshank PATRONS AND PATRONESSES and Mrs. Oscar E. Linden and Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs. Rhoda Danton L. Zarum and Mrs. Eduard Sharkey Claude XV. Mfilson Caras Raymond Conroy and Mrs. Arthur Leader and Mrs. Fred E. Rogers Miss Helen C. Flynn Mr. Christopher Rallis Miss Mary McGovern Mr. Earl C. Herrick Miss Marianna L, Xvillard Mr. Robert H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bragger Mr. Mr. and Mrs. john E. Hayes Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Brooks Mr. Mr. james Parkinson Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cloulier Mr. Mrs. Lydia lValdeck Mr. Miss Dorothy Leader Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cebler Mr. Mr and Mrs. Henry Di Franco Mr. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Poncelet FACULTY Miss Mary V. Mulligan Mr. Mar-shall Robertson Miss Myra M. Smith Mr. Donald Downs Mr. Raymond W. Carroll Miss Beatrice E. West ALUMNI Mr. Russell F. King George M. johnson George Hall Evelyn Hopkins Charlotte Hopkins Donald Cain Winifred J. Poncelet Marion E. Daneker Betty Gaisford Annie Rogers George E. Picard Therese Picard 'lean Burke Helen Veatch Keenan Eleanor G. Di Franco, R.N. Brenton L. Sunderland Edith I. Randall Plione VAlley 0125 Parker Welding and Mfg. Service ca E522 Providenee Street, VVest YVztrwick Le! fIl.S' keep your Factory 01' lllill in Condition ALI, KINDS OF METAI, ITIZMS MADIZ TO ORDER l 2 0 U 4 5 6 7 8 Auto body repairs and painting Builders of trailers and truck bodies Lead burners and steel fabrieators Tanks Pipe lilies and thawing Trailer hook-ups and booster springs Heavy duty portable welding equipment Oil burner and oil burner insulation Sixty-three I Comjzliments of Sixly-four JAMES T. LOCKWOOD PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SCHOOL ANN UALS O X F O R D PUBLICATIONS P R E S S BOOKS GENERAL PRINTING XVIIIIZIIIIS I-I I ll 28 GORDON AVENUE PROVIDENCE. R. I Corner of Reynolds Avenue Printers of This Book - 'i??!'i5T':iif,- ' rf ' uv, 6:36, 5 S- , 4. .n . 'ai -J XXXXUA H 5igirw 1-.if x W f Fllfl -EQIP? 9 -3 X' W s ' EUHR M545 L ' UH!!! ' ix ' K Aan E' 'j M1 ' f .l w r, - x I . E . , W f f Y -lk dxf?-23 k 1 2' 41 . 1 ' A ww ' Lg , ,: Q L gpg?-J T ! 'Q K' V2 'fk ' I - 7 :2 . 'l '44 - 5 fe 1, ' MN KT 5:3 112 gr ini 2 i mu- ggi if Q 'ik' 825 Main Street West Warwick, R. I. Sixiy-Hue Sixly-six THE FACT 'll1ai' 'l'l1is company was seleciecl 'lo design anal malce flue engravings for fhis book and many olher promineni' Annuals, is significani' 'lhaf we are New Engl-ancl's leading Designers and Engravers of school and college publicafions. ll' .l ENGRAVING and ELEZTROTYPE 20 MATHEWSON ST ' PROVIDENCE - R - I ' Comjllimenls of TOXJVN CAB HAROLD G. HENRY, Prop. Tel. Greenwich 3096 APPONAUG BAKERY GOOD THINGS TO EAT GREEN E'S FLOVVERS, INC. Shop ill 9554 Main Street East. Greenwich Flnzvcrs lfirud.'1nyu'l1L'rcf RILEY'S 2761 Post Road Greenwood, R. I. WARWICK BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY Iron Fireman Oil Burners Complete Fuel SEVUZICE? Tel.: Hlllsgrove 1920 BAyvieW 0110 Congratulations .V .V I CLASS OF 1949 ROBERTS STUDIO 26 ARCADE BUILDING XVESTMINSTER STREET PROVI DENCE, R. I. QAM ww: lulhl fnI'CCllWIClI Colettafs Shell Service Gus, Motor Oil and Accessories General RUl1!LII'fI1g' For Service Call VAIley 1221 Bald Hill Road .S'r'r1fiz'c ls A131 Bu.sir1c.s's Compliments of K ENT THEATRE EusL Grccllwicll APPONAUG CAB SERVICE 2-l-lflnur Sl'I'1Ifl'l' T cl.: Illllsgrovc 1751 GULF STATION flppoiizlug, R, I. CQRICICNIVICIII ELECTRIC CIOLIPANY 217-240 Nlillll SITCCL Ezisl Cil'CCllII'ICll. R. I. lfrwry lil1'r'lrir fljfjlliullnf furll11'Iumm COIl1!Ilflll!'lIfS of BOB IVIERRIGOLD CfllllIllIHl!'IIl.Y of NICIGIIISORIYIOUIJ IJRIESS SHOPS, INC. Mi.S.w'.s', II'um1'1z's mul C,Ifl!Il'l'Il,S SS Main Slrccl. F' ' ' ' Rliorlc Island M. ERICKSON K SON S37 Grccnwoml .-Xvc. Alilifillilllg. R. DKH .-Xnilmuiilc - jccldo - I-Iiglilalml Lehigh Valley .'xIll,lIl'lICII,C Tyflnl nm! Mrislrr limfl Oil liIlI'II!'I'.Y I-Illlsgrovc 1795 LAMBERT L. LIND lllsummv' and Rm! lislulr' till IQIISIIIISIII Strccl, I'm1li:1c'. R. I. 'I'cIcpI1oixc: Hlllsgrnvc Ifllll-M Coiiilllirlmllls uf EARNSH.fU'V DRUG CLOIYIIIANY Thr? Rcxall Sinn' iII1lr1ufnr'I1n'ing PflIIVlIlfl!'i.5IS IGS Mniu Slrccl Iuzxsl Circcnwicli, R, I. ix ly-rfiglai Sunlex Service Station NORMAN IIACOBSON, Proprietor Cor. Main :md Greenwich Avenues Telephone l-llllsgrove 1750 Cunzjylimerzls of MAYOR JUSEPI-I MILLS Pontiac Florist 195 G1'ee11wic:l1 Avenue Ponliuv, R. I. HI 1334-R C 011911 gas' II'n'c1a'ing 1301zq'zufls-Floral Dffsiglls Cut Flowers KOCIIS PH ARMACY ,ll CU?IlfIl1?lI? Sfflrf1'iim'1 of BCIIYII3' ,flids by , MAX FIXCITOR :md lEI,lZ.'Xl5li'I'H QXRDIEX IO? Main Street, East Greenwich, R. I. DEC.-XRLO'S GULF K CROCIERY fins rlnrl Oil l2rnf'r'ri4'.v - Irv' C1'f'ml1 Soda LIONEIQS SERVICE llzxld Hill RORICI, Natick Six ly-I1 ine GR' 44 01' 534 ASTOR BEAU-TY SALON fill I-vjlf'-Y Of BENNIE' Culture ,110 xi - MARIE C. 1211 1 El . lll Sllcct Ez1sL Grecxnvichy R. I. HALUS FUEL ' ' RVICE 3368 Post Road COWCSQH R 3 . I, lm. C1u1ra11I4,p our Wm- Ice fel. GReenwich 'Ili-W IZZVS MARKET I-12 Duke Sweet East Greenwich, R- I ,I-el: GReenwich 150 fi We Ihffzzw,-H f vous sum News , E 4, - CAN SER n A XR - ' .... Bd ,EW ' E y ws I-un . - - W' ' career A::IAgE::D S Mon COMPLHE h's us . . - I . , URGANIZA-no ' XX ow in ine Wiggins P36331 'ff Fli IJ N O hmm If S bool C.A.A-QPPIA' ' g I Instrnctxon kxstrucuon c I , Commctchx nk Ainm - - Couxses for PYWMe'mum.engine, , Mf1aAmw,-,ef ' ses' instrwlmem-f if Azrcra t Cl: hcen , i . S R after and instructor s ranng: . news, 61114 ony, 3 hours oi xnsttucffosts f Aircmp . saw to qualify fOr Soxczlglg ugcwrs Repair Owfbfmi and . ' ' ms Vliggms eiwfenence eitoril r A 0 mike sxmpxe for QQYOD 97141 Pbofggrqpby 16 ro - I Yau C411 I G 1 'SPM'fo 'ni.f12z:'i2::ivan1f.,gro fbf 'Hhrmailon :Vo 'nf0rmation. ' ' 4 the flyffw ':Z:LVC0t:Yll out, 0fPb0 '-farfuu 1 1 Cnmjllimwzls of HARRY T. DAVIS D.D.S. ABRAMSON BROS. Pontiac, R. 1. X'VILSON'S TEXACO SERVICE Fuvl Oils - Kc 1'r1 svnz' - Battzfries 1Vil1i:m1Q Corner Apponnug, R. 1. Phone I-Illlsgrovc 1657 TI-IE NEYV EAST AVENUE SUPER MARKET use 121151 Ave 111. Q, muck, R. 1. The P ffwl ny 11,-om .cfm vfxuey 1252 Complirnents of KIMBALL'S H owe FUl'71I.S'llI71g'.S'1Pll1'7ZfS A FRIENIJ Hardwzzres Phone Hlllsgrove 1053 2707 Post Road Greenwood, R. I. Gnmmwoon NIARKET H GROCERY CHARLES L. MCLAREN :md HENRY A. YVIGGINS 2725 Post Road, Greenwood, R. I. Tcl. Hlllsgrovc 1058-1059 ,-Izzllmrzfzzfd Birds Eye Dealer Comjiliments of WILLIAM T. SPENCER Exrfmnting and Crane Service Phone GRccnwich S78 11501 Post Road East Greenwich, R. I. Seventy-one Wlzelre You A LVVA YS Shop VVHII. Confidence GET TO KNOVV GLA DDI N G 'S IT1S A FRIENDLY STORE R. E. VVALLACE Real E.?fHlG-I77.Y1I1'H77C'6 3129 Post Road VVi11iams Comer Apponaug, R. I. TeIs.: I-Illlsgrovc 1010, 1720 NICK'S BARBER SI-IOI' 586 Providelxce Street Natick. R. I, EDGAR THORNTON' Priniing of .-ll! Kinrix 65 XVQSI Strecl Wcsl XV:n'wic1c. R. I Tel. VA1Icy 2231 -.1 CENTRACCHIO BROS. Sc' r'rv irc' Slnlimf 6251 1311111 Hill Rozul Nauick. R. I. Tcleplxonc VA11cy 13-1231 DICK JONES OIL SERVICE 58 Grccmvom1 Avenue Crccnwoocl. R. I Fur Sl'l l'fI'l ., Rungv nur! Furl Oil C1111 H111sgrcn'c 1623 We lx'f'ep tlzf' Hmm' Firms Ifurmn S ezfm tju-tzun COIlIffllI.7Il8lIl.S' of A. E. Bragger Construction Company APPON AUG, R. I. I-Illlsgrovc 1002 ORION SI-IOE STORE 656 l'rox'iflcncc Slrccl Nallick, R. I. Shoes for MEN-XVOIXIIiXfCl'llLDRliN MICZI-IAEL :L AMORE, Algr. Cnnljzlinlmzls of A FRIEND YV EST WIARYV ICK WE LD IN G COMPANY H24 Malin Slrccl IVCSI IX':l1'wick. R. I. JOSEPH CIIVITO. Pr0f1rir'Inr CUIIIIIHIIIFIIIS of 1 NATICK SPA 672 Providence Street IVesl Warwick NATICK BONVLIN G ALLEYS 610 Providence Street XVCSL VVu1'wiCk, R. I. Telephone V.-Xllcy l937 Sfrfmzfy-tl1w'f Complivnents of East Greenwich Dairy Co. Quality M ilk - Cream - I ce Cream Telephone GReenwich 337 or 338 Compliments of THE H. V. ALLEN ESTATE AGENCY Insumrzce and Real Esfafe 164 Main Street East Greenwich Rhode Island EDY'VARD'S STORE 2679 Post Road Greenwood. R. I HUSTON'S RESTAURANT Greenwood, R. I. THE M.-XRIDEE SHOP - Gifls - Nolimzs - Drygnorls 2685 Post Road Greenwood, R. I Sf'T'f'lI ly-ffm r Complinzcnts of POTTERS DAIRY Mille for the Wlmle Fnizzilyn Phone 1-llllsgrovc 2002-R RICE RADIO SERVICE .-Ill Makes Sm'1.fi1'nrI Open Daily-4:00 P.M. lo l0:00 1'.M. 137-I Grecnwicli Avenue Apponang. R. I. Drfpelzclnblc 'lV01'lc .-1 IJ1H'U'Ul'l1 Slanflnrrl Prirzcs XVARVVICK MALLEABLE COMPANY Hillsgrove, R. I. Comjllilncnls of DR. CI-IELSIE C. BOSLAND JOHNSON M AN UF,xCTUR1Nc: Com PAN Y M1111ufr1r'lurr'rs nf Porinble Be1lSnnfIers Trzlzzsfm' Holders N115 F. IIQHNSON S4 Lincoln Avenue, Lincoln Park 7, Rhode Island Compliments of GREENES POTOINOMUT FARM MR. and MRS. ANTHONY RICCIO lllSfI'lll'lIlIlY Of Ifrlllrrmm Ijllllfflll EAST AVENUE VARIETY STORE 646 East Avenue Natick. R. I. Stf7J671Iy-F726 ALEX'S ICE CREAM PARLOR 29 Rcvcrc Avenue XVcst IVaru'ick, R, I. .Sjzrrirzlizizlg in Ire Cream Cakfx Corrzlllillwlzls nf A FRIEND NAUSAUKET STORE GIISTAV MILLER, I'rop1'icl01' Cunljrlimelzts of AN NLD. FRIEND OF OUR5 CRccmvich EHG2 KINGSBURYS Eusl Greenwich, R. I. C ITIES SERVICE STATION Ti res-1311 I In'riz's-:I f4Cf'.f.WI rims Alnlm' Turn'-up-Liglzl Rrjmirs 53034 Post Rounl, Apponzulg. R. I. E. SPELLMAN Tel. Hlllsgruve I-43548 B IQ I-I PAINT SERVICE STORE 36 NIIIIII SUCCL East Grccmvich. R. I. IJHVIIUIII Painls. Ivnjlrrial null . I.WllIl. Wall Papers Tcl. 3088 ' Opp. Post Office ZENGXS FRUIT SI-IOPPE and DELICATESSEN Em Gres 11IIA ich Cree nmxx- ich 3070 TEXTILE APRON AND MACHINE COMPANY .VIII Iypcas of cmzvv-vm' ajlruns for cotton or 1 L'r2 ol 31 Magnolia Street Providence. R. I. Comjzlizmwls uf A FRIEND CURTIS HARDXVARE For rnzf rr lmlf ll I'!'IllZl7'f' Apponnug. R. l. I-Illlsgrove IISIIIAR Crmzplilncnls of APPONAUG NIACI-IINE CO., ING 3070 Posr Road Appmmug. R. I. Seven ty-Six C0l71.!2IfH1L'l7f.S of MR. and MRS. .IOI-IN SGURTI EAST GREENYVICI-I MOTORS, INC. F0 rd Sales and Service 695 Main Strcct Cat traliic' lighlj Ez1sL Grccnwich, R. I. Crmzjllinwzzts of POYVERS LANG Tax Co11.x'11ll1111I.s' 525 Spooncr Avenue, CQITCIIYVOOCI, Hlllsgrovc 1911-M RI CIJIIIIJHIIIFIIZS uf NVILFRED JONES CH URGI-I AVEN UE GREEN HOUSES For .-ul ll Flrn'nl Nccclx 70 Church .-Xvemlc SIIZIXVOIUCI, R. I. B.-Xyvicn' 0366 Cf1I71fIlillIC'71t.Y of TO M MVS EXPRESS 437 Church Avenue CO11il11ilIlll, R. I. B.-Xyvicw l I 76-M YVILLIAMS CORNER GARAGE Dodge - Plymouth Dodqzf Y'ru1'ks L .5x1J1JOllZiLlg, R. I. Tcl. Hlllsgrove 1653 Seven ty-seven Establislzed 1913 William Stoppard SI Son Novelty Fabrics 1306 Broad Street Providence, R. I BILL'S TAXI SERVICE Hlllsgrove 1608 Opposite City Hall Apponaug, R. I. Complimcnls of EAST NATICK VETERANS' A. A. Cornj1lin1m1ls of BRENTYVOOD ICE CREAM We make our own ice creanz See you at Brentwood after school 2726 Post Road Greenwood, R. I. Dieges Sz Clust 1898 - 1948 Fifty years of ZeadershijJ in Design and Manufacture of Class Rings Jewelers to Class of 1949 10 Abbott Park Place Providence, R. I. 91-'wrnz ljv-eiglzl Compliments of iz? THE PRATA FUNERAL HOME 78 Providence Street West W31jWiC1i, R. I. if Eighty Schmidt Electric Co. Elrfc'IrimI Corzlmrlors and EI1gl7lCC'l'.S' E1Lfl'f!'lC 1l'I0fUl'.Y'-SIl1l'S, Scrwin: and Rcj1nz'rs H57 Chestnut Street. l'i'oviclencc, R. I. G.-Xspee El-1225 Your Host Fountain Service L 11 11 ch es C 11.11 rl y an fl C igzwel I cas' 12327 Greenwich Ave., Apponaug, R. RlTA C. LYNCH. Prop. 1 FRUIT LAND Thr: lies! for Less Bald Hill Road, Natick Fr1lit.x', Vc'gcflf1I1lr'.S, lCmr'r'ries, Plfslricfs Cold Cuts, Dairy Procllzffs, Czlnfliffs Open Year Round Seven Days a X'Vcek FATHER 8: SON RESTAURANT Qualily and Sl'l'Zlif'! 3299 Post Road Apponaulg, R. I. Crm1plin1z'nl.s' of OAK HILL BOWL-A-XIVAY l280 Oaklawn Avenue Opposite Cmnstoiz Auto Driile-in Tl11'ntrcr Come in and Bowl For Health Telephone Hlllsgrove ll334lV l. G. A. MARKET 3E5ll5 Post Road Apponzulg. R. l. ' l L SCE' THE APPONAUG COMPANY Apponaug Rhode Island ik' Comjaliments of SUNTEX A115 AUTO SERVICE SERVICE STATION Tydol Gas-Veedol Oil 1 NORMAN JACOBSON, Proprietor Accessories Corner Main and Greenwich Aves Phone I-Hllsgrove 1142 812 GREENVVICH AVENUE Telephone Hlllsgrove 1750 Covnpiimenls of GEORGE C. CRANSTON Tel. Hlllsgrove 1137 HATHAWAY CONSTRUCTION, Inc. 3 Birch Glen Avenue, Greenwood, R. I. R6.YY16l67Zf1Il-I and Commercial Building Interior and E,V1'6Tlf0T Painting and Decomtifng FREE ESTIMATES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION OR AL'1'ERfxTIONs :md REPAIRS R. A. HATI-IAXVAY, President Let us build your new home or repair your property E i gh ty-tw o PLOEGER,S LANDSCAPE SERVICE PLANTING GRADING SPR.-XYING SEEDING TRIMMING LAWN WORK 980 1N'1uin Avenue Greenwood, R. I. 11'l1ere Your Garden Problems Are Solved ARIE PLOEGER, Prop. Telephone Hlllsgrove 1692-R Paints Hmclzuare 1VaIIjmj1cr LABOISSONNIER'S 1320 Main Street West Warwick, Rhode Island Phone: VAl1ey 00-I8 GREETING CARDS Compliments of BROWNING'S ESTABLISHED 1872 Home Furnishi-ngs - Stationery China-Glass-Gifts Opposite Greenwich Thealre EAST GREENYIVICI-I RHODE ISLAND Compliments of J. HOLMES jewelers West Warwick, R. I. Compliments of GAPWELL ENGINEERING CO. 1221 Main Street IfVest XiVarwick Rhode Island Compliments of GACO CORPORATION Ez1sL Greenwich, Rhode Island WVOOD JEVVELRY COMPANY DIAMOND MERCHANTS jewelers - Silversmillls - .PIIOIIYQTIIIIIIIITS 40 Malin Slxfeet Telephone GR. 990 E. Greenwich, R. I. Eigh ty-llzree ESTATE OF W. U. FARRINGTON NI:XNUF.-XC I'lTRERS OF Tl'.Yfl.II' Ffllf.V,ll.Ilg Sf1f'1'1'r:li1'f'x Fmzmlry Crm' Hinzlm' f-l1Il1f'.v1'w' Dr'.x'trim'.v CI.-XRLETON XV. MERRITT. Alllllflgfl' East Crccnnvich. Rhode Island . Com Jlimrfnls 0 C0ll1fJIl7IIl!77l,S' of I f C. NEVVBERG COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF A FRIEND Sl'l'l!'lU A'If1!'lIfIIH PI'fJlIll!'f.S' 3075 Posl Road Apponaug, Rhode Island Cunzplinrcwls of W- R- 5' 'AR E HARDWARE Cow MARY ANN'S LINGERIE SI-IQPPE INC. 283 Main Slrccl EzxsL Greenwicll, R. l. Sporting Goods-Household Supplies ' Telephone 3373 Lfzwn and Carden Supjnlies CHIlIfl1iIIIl'IIfS of DEVOE PAINTS BEN SOLOMON EilSl Greemviclm East Greclnvlch' R' I' Nnlimmlly rlll'1Vf'l'lf.Yl'!! 1lIr'n'.v mul Boys' IVz'ur liigh fy-fo-ur ClJ77IilI1l'77ll?l'Zl.S' of CATERING SERVICE Catering Anywlwcwe in Rhode Island Bruzq 11cfl.v-Puriies-VVerl1li11.gs-L1111 all es 1Jl.Il7I6T.S'--S1111I1Yl'fCllK.Y-1iFL'f?f1l1'0llX S11 ow ers FOOD FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL - APPONAUG DINER Apponzulg. R. I. Hlllsgrove 164-3 BILL CAIN, Prop. IIlClLlSlI'iZll Catering and Cal'cLeria Crnlrplinwllls of Cvm111imr'nIs of LOU'S GRILLE A FRIEND 798 Providence Struct Nnlick. R, I. Comjalinzcnts of Compliments of G. H. XMATERIXIAN Ek Co., INC. 10-10 Hospital Trust Bldg. JOSEPH A- BAUTT5, NI-D' Providence, R. I. TEXTILES East Greenwich, R. I. jfXckson US00 Eigl7ty-13116 Eighty-six Comjaliments of Hanson and Erickson OTTO FRITZ Flowers CORSAGES - BOUQUETS FLORAL DESIGNS 2267 Post Road Greenwood Hlllsgrove 2285-J Compliments of HERNIAN SILVERINIAN East Greenwich, R. I. BOISCLAIR'S I. G. A. MARKET 2342 Post Road, Greenwood Meats-Groceries-Ice Cream Tel. I-Illlsgrove 1136 S. H. LONG, Prop. APPONAUG FISH MARKET Fresh Fish and Shell Fish Wholesale and Retail Free Delivery-Open 9:30 A.M. Lo 6:30 P.M. 3153 Post Road Apponaug, R. I. Compliments of BLANCI-IE L. VVINTER CUl'lL121iI7I6'!'llS of EDVVARD L. VVHITFORD Compliments of HARRINGTON BROTHERS Telephone Greenwich 7-IG MACDONALD AIRWAYS, INC. R. I. State Airport HILLSGROVE. R. I. Hlllsgrove 20-I2 G. I. FLIGHT TRAINING CHARTER TRIPS JOI-INSON'S GREAT HOUSE IfVe Calm' lo Priwlle Pzzrliesn 224-5 Post Road Hlllsgrovc 1072 Com1Jliments of FRANK C. PLASTRIDGE Lumber Dealer Canterbury, New Hampshire LIPPITT .AVIATION CORPORATIO All metal L7lSL'0?77l1l? Silvaire THE IDEAL PERSONAL PLANE Flight Iuslrzzclion-flirplane Renml State Airport, Hillsgrove, R. I. I-Hllsgrove 2045 N Compliments of A FRIEND E i gh ty-seven Cm11plimf'nts of S. K I-I. DRUG CO. Thr Rrxnll Slurr' Apponnug Four Corners AlllJOlIZl.llQ', R. I. V. R. SENIQRCI-IIA. Reg. I,Il1ll'llILlCISl HOPE FLOYVER SHOPS Fluzuzwx jul' .-Ill CJLYYISIIHIS I07 Hope Slrccl 782 Maxine Avenue Providence, R, I. Greenwood, R. I. Tel. GAspcc 9056 I-Illlsgrovc 1990 THOMAS H. LONERC.-XX AND SON Cn1nj1limc11Is of APPONAUG CAB 2-141-IOU R SERVICE Telephone: I-Illlsgrmfc I751 EDGEVVATER FLORAL CO. 40 Tiernzxn Avcnuc Apponuug, Rhode Island Rcprcsenled by BOB WHITE HIllsg1'0ve 2140-XV C11Ill.P1flIl!'lllS of LESLIE F. THOMPSON Coumzillnan, YVarcI 7 Crmzjzlinzmzis of LLOYD MFG. CO.. INC. 3661 IVest Shore Road .-Xpprmaug. R. l. Cnrrrjzlinwzzls of H. Sc II. STOP K SI-IOP 177 XV:1rwick Avenue Wes! Warwick, R. I. Vklluy 3701-w CfIIllf1lI'IIIlflll.S of APPON.-XUG TI-IE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Rclzlil Lumber Yard xvillffl' Slrccl .-Xpponaug Rhode Island Telephone I-Illlsgrovc 1,152 VVILLIAIW C. GRUBE jeweler DIAMONDS-WNITZI-IES-jEWELRY 3280 Post Ruud Apponuug, R. I. CnmpIfn1r'nI.s of V I NCEN Hll Malin Smrcem IVCSI Wznrwick. R. I. Eiglz ty-eight . Comfllimenls of George A. Hayes, Pvmizlelzl John E. Hayes, Sevrelafry-Tvfeasufrer RIVERPOINT LACE WORKS, Inc. Mar1.ufacl2u,rers and Fifnirshers of Fine Laces VVORKS I,IPPITT MILL 825 Main SL1'eeL. Wfesli Wfarwick, Rhode Island Phone VAIlcy 0944 Eighty-nine Ninety Complimcnzis of CHAMPLIN LWBER CO. YVest Wa1'wsfick and East Greenwich Rhode Island CARL'S GULF SERVICE Apponnug Four Corncxm Hlllsgrovc 17511 MARIOS SPORTSMAN 'S STORE 319 Bald Hill Road Ponliuc, R, I. flullzorizvd Eifinrudc Dcalcr Complele Sporting Goods Comjnliments of Compliments of SANTILLI AUTO PARTS AND HARDWARE A Friend 202 Bald Hill Road Pontiac, R. I. Telephone Hlllsgrove 1654 PLA-M011 R A L F ' S lWERUURY OUTBOARD NIOTORS Wishes Success to Class of 1949 309 Bald I-Iill Road Pontiac, R. I. 581 Bald Hill Road Natick, R. I Compliments of Valley Lace C0.,I1'1c. Cggnpliyngnls of C0mjJli771671tS of MILLERS MCBRIDES STORE Warwick's Family Clothing Store 3338 Post Road Apponaug, R. I. Compliments of COHIfIHIl1C?llfS of ANN'S DRESS SHOP A FRIEND 3335 Post Road Apponnug, R. I. ANN HENNIGAN HI. 2030-YV Ninety-ozle FAB'S DRESS SHOP 135 Malin Sirccl East Grccnwizrll Crccnwiclu 336-I-W A. A. SMITH E396 Long SL1'cct :XlJ1JO1lZ1Llg, R. 1. XVEQXT I-IERSTR I PS Tcl. Hlllsgrovc 21-1-'I--YV BARRETTEYS SERVICE STATION Corner New Loudon and X4Varwick Avenues All Kinds of Gasolirle and High Grade Oil X'Vcst x'V2ll'WiCk, R. I. 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