Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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r zm1niJerl9 RO BERT ELLSXVORTH TIBBETTS 210 George Arden Avenue Greenwood '1'ibby . . , tall Zllltl lanky . . . curly 1Iair . . . easy to get along with. Good Will 9, 103 Athletic As- sociation 93 Hi-Y 10: Gym Ex- hibition 9, 113 Football 113 Baseball 93 Basketball 93 Visual Aids 113 Varsity Revue 125 Senior Play 12: Rifle Club 9. CHARLES SARCENT TYLER 50 Spencer Avenue East Greenwich Charley's Aunt . . . a barber shopper . . . always willing to help , . . Charlie . Executive Coznmittee 12g Stu- dent Council 10: Gooil XVIII 113 RICMINDEIQ Literary 123 RENIIND- ER Business 12: Gvm Exhibition 103 Orchestra 12: Band 123 Visu- al Aids 9, 10, 11, 123 Varsity Re- vue 123 Senior Play 123 Mas- quers 123 One-Act Cornnetition Play 9, 10, 113 Assembly Pro- grams 12: Cafeteria Corus 103 R. I. Music Festival 12: Annual Concert 12: Printing Club U, 10, ll, 12: All N, E. Concert 123 N. E. Music Festival 123 R. I. Drama Festival 12: Rhode lsland Honor Society. MARY ANGELINA VIRGILIO 01 West Pontiac Street Natick Her soprano voice . . . '4Hev! . . . Oh, 1'in glad! . . . always with Anne P. ll'rirzi'i1'lrile ll: Commercial Club 123 Gym Exhibition 103 f'ir1s' Choir 113 Varsity Revue ll. 123 Assembly Programs 0, 123 R. 1. Music Festival 12: R14- MINIIFR Typist 12. ROBERT PAUL lVATE1,E'1' 243 Greenwood Avenue Greenwood Bob . . . ideal physique . . . quite a mechanic . . . orange hair. Executive Committee 10: Stu- dent Council 93 RI-IxIINoI-:R Busi- ness 123 Hi-Y 10, ll. 12. Vice- Pres. 11, Pres. 12: Mechanics Club ll, 123 Gym Exhibition 9. 12. Baseball fl: Basketball 9: Senior Play 12. CANIILLA IRENE WATSON Post Road Apponaug One of our class brains . , . al- ways seen with Xlarilxn Xliller . , . wavy brown hair . . . a pleasant smile. Rhode Island Honor Socie'v. BARBARA MAY IYILDING 990 Quaker Lane East Greenwich Basketball player . . . Green- wich Theater . . . .iitterbug fan . . . an answer for everything. REMINDER Business 113 l'l'ar- zvifleile 113 Library Club Its Gvm Exhibition 9, 103 Girls' Sports 9, 10, ll, 123 Girls' Choir 123 Varsity Revue 103 Senior Play 123 Cafeteria Corps 10. Il. 123 R. I. Music Festival 12. GLADWYN EVANGELINE IVILLIANIS 70 MacArthur Drive :XIDPOIILIIIQ Days of rest . . . passion for eating . . . witty remarks . . . a quick laugh. RIQMINIIHQ Business 12: ll'ui- auiflcilf' 9, 10, ll, 122 Gym Ex- hibition U. 10, ll, 123 Girls' Sports 93 Girls' Choir 10, ll, 123 Orchestra 103 Band 10, ll: Var- sity Revue l0. ll, 123 Senior Play 123 Nlasquers 103 Cafeteria Corps 103 R. I. Music lfestital 10. 112 N. E. Nlusic lfestival 10, 113 Annual Concert 10, ll, 12. E1J1'1'11 LOUISE WILSON 70 UOOt1Wl1l Street Cowesett I'm all wound up . . . a laugh that is catching . . . good naturctl . . , Lulu . Commercial Club 12: Gym Exhibition 10, ll, 12: Girls' Sports 10, ll, 123 Girls' Choir 103 Varsity Revue 10. 12: Nias- fiuettcs 93 R. I. Nlusic Festival Io. 12. N. E. some 1-'estival Iii: Annual Concert 10, 12. HENRY WILLIANI CONNOR 20 Keeley Avenue Buttonwoods Gym Exhibition 10: Tennis 10. ii: Imtt-tbail 9. Io. ll: va- sity Revue 123 R. I. Music lfestival 12.

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r emtnherl wifi'-fo JAMES HAROLD SMITH 271 Palace Avenue Greenwood Jimmy . . . Hey, wl1at's the answer to this question? . . . great duck hunter . . . arguing about farmers in P. A. D. CLAIRE EL.AINE SPENCER 47 Chapmans Avenue Greenwood Lockwood's Sarah Bernhartltn , . . no two sneeles alike . . . that laugh! . . . so sympathetic. Rtamiwniiiz Literary 12: ll'r1r- zuirlrilr' 12: Gym Exhibition 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10, ll. 12: Girls' Choir ll: Orches- tra 9: Girls' Leaders' Corps 12: R. 1. llrama Festival 0. 10, ll, 12: Dance Club 10: 'lenuis 12: Varsity Revue ll, 12: Senior Play 12: Masqut-rs 0, 10, ll, 12, 1.ibrarian 10, Program Chair- 'nan 12: One-Act Competition Plays El, 10. 11, 12: Assembly Programs 0, 10, ll. 12: R. 1. Music Festival 9. 123 N. E. Music Festival ll: Annual Con- rert 9. 10, Il, 12: RICMINIIFR Business 12. SHIRLEY ANN SWANSON fltilfi Post Road Appointing Nice clothes . . . quiet and ladvlike . . . Oh, really? . . . driving those big cars. Ri-:mmol-ik Business 12: Gym Exhibition 9, 12: Girls' Choir ll: Dance Club ll, 12: Tennis 12: Varsity Revue 11. 12: R. I, Music Festival ll, 12: N, E. Music Festival ll: Annual Conf cert ll. JAMES EDWARD TAYLOR 111 Meadow Street Apponaug Youso . . . full of pep . . . all round athlete . . . endless variety of cars Cnot hisj. Athletic .Association 10, 12: Gym Exhibition 10: Football 10, 12, Co-Capt. 12: Baseball 10, ll, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12, Capt. 12: Junior High Baseball 9: Jtinior High Basketball 9: Varsitv Revue 11. 12: Senior Play 12: Assembly Programs 9, 10, ll, 12. MURIEL AVIS TAYLOR 2364 Post Road Greenwood Friendly , . . cooperative . . . professional baby sitter . . . always in a hurry. Commercial Club 12: Gvm Exhibition 9: Girls' Choir 10. ll, 12: Varsity Revue 10, ll. 12: R. I. Music Festival 10, ll, 12: N. E. Music Festival 10, ll: All N. E. Concert 12. ROBE RT CLE MENT SCONCE TAYLOR 66 Spruce Street Apponaug Little Zack . . . Future Farm- er of America , . . chemistry genius . . . a favorite with Mr. Carroll. Gym Exhibition 10, ll: 4-H Club 9. 10, ll, 12. Sec. 10, ll, Junior Leader 12: Visual Aids 10: Cafeteria Corps 9. 10, ll: lfttlure Farmers ol' America ll. 12, Sec. 12. RAYMOND '1'AYl,ORSON 346 Thames Avenue Greenwood Skippy . . . tall, blontl, antl handsome . . . a likeable guy . . . Mutt and Jell '. Good Will 103 Ili-Y 10, ll, 12: Mechanics Club 12: Gym Ex- hibition 10: Tennis 10, ll: Basketball 9, 10, ll: Rifle Club 9. JOSEPH DONALD TEDESCHI 126 Pontiac Street Natick Joe . . . daydreaming in Eng- lish 12 . . . quiet . . . Natick, Natick, Natick. Gym Exhibition 10: Assembly Programs 10: Cafeteria Corps 9. 10, 11.

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Beminhzr 1950 CLASS WILL IVe, the graduating class of the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty. being ol sound mind and body. do hereby make. publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. hereby' reyokinyr any will heretofore ruade by' us. I, GLORIA AGIN. do hereby will and beqtreath to arty junior tuy locker. number 280. which took me three years to learn how to get my things itrto and out of in time to get to classes and to catch the bus. I. DONALD ALLEN. do hereby will and bequeath all tuy fun in high school to tuy yery good friend, joan Proctor. I. ELIZABETH ALSFELD. do hereby will and be- queath nry battered old reyiew math books to joan llorbishley with the hope that she will make better use of them than I did. I. MARION BAILEY. do hereby yyill and bequeath to tuy sister. Connie. who will enter Lockwood next year. llly ability to keep quiet in Mr. 'I'aylor's class. and hope that she will benefit by it. I. MARY BAILEY. do hereby will and bequeath all ol my good times at Lockwood to my cousin Patsy. I. CLARENIIE BENNEI I'. do hereby will and be- queath all ol my good and bad luck to anyone who wishes it. I. PHYI.I.I9 Bl-ZRGDEN. do hereby will and be' IIIICZIIII my two rritknatues. both Speed and Slow- poke . back to the person who gaye them to me. so that Ire can giye thetn to someone else. I. N INCLI' BI-IRMAN, do hereby will :tml bequeath tuy ability to get to school on time. no matter at what hour' I leaye home. to any deserying underrlassruau who has a habit of sleeping late. I. IANEI' BOOD. tlo hereby will and bequeath all the good times I'ye had in the band to Lois Cain in hopes that she will haye as mufh lun as I'ye had. I. AIANEI BR NIGER. do hereby yyill and bequeath my ability to eat and stay slender to all girls who worry about their figures. I. jACQl'EI.YN Bl'RNS. do hereby will and be- queath my locker 307 to anyone who wants to scramble for it every morning. I. BARBARA BYROM. do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep oyrt of trouble to anyone who is constantly getting into trotrble. I. PAl'L CAIANIELLO. do hereby will and be- queath the fun I haye had in Miss Flynn's classes to joseph Hockhousen. I. LORETTA CARDILLO. do hereby will and be- queath rny ability to settle arguments to Eyelyn and jolrnny. I. RICHARD CARYALHO. do hereby' will and be- queath my younger brother Bob to Mr. DiLuglio and the football team. I. RAYMOND CHACE. do hereby will and bequeath the swell times I'y'e had at Lockwood in the past six years to my sister Beverly. I. BARBARA CHISHOLM. do hereby will and be- queath all the good times I haye had at Lockwood to my brother Tommy. who will soon be entering here. I. Cl'ILIO CIAFREI. do hereby' will and bequeath my position on the football team to anyone of the terrors from East Natick. I. CHLOIE CLARKE. do hereby' will and bequeath my giggle to Dolly Senerchia. who personally can't stand it. I. IANE CLARKE. do hereby will and bequeath my .tbility to get passing rn.rrks without doing homework to my sister Esther. fu 4 nty'-six P1 . 1 I. PHYLLIS COLE. do hereby will and bequeath nry ability to get in and Olll ol' the locker rooms to my sister Dotty. when she enters Lockwood. I. MADELINE COLETTA. do hereby will and be queath my ability to catch the school bus at the last rrrirmte to joey. my dear cousin. tHe needs it.l I. HENRY CONNOR. do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Lockwood to anyone that wants them. ' I. IANET CONSI DINE. do hereby will and bequeath my walk to anyone who enjoys being teased. I. STEPHEN COOK, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister Latrra my high qualities of initiative :tml .tbility to force myself to work. I. HELEN DAMON. do hereby will and bequeath to Sondra Hunter all the good times I'ye had in my senior year. I. ROBERT DAVIS. do hereby will and bequeath my trig seat to arty poor' dope who wants it. I. DONALD DISIEFANO. do hereby will and be' queatlr my seat in Study Hall to my sister Louise. I. MARIORIE DEYAI'L'I'. do hereby will and be- queath my position in cheerleading to any able body who can stand cheering in front of the opposing teams. I. MARIE DICARLO, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at I.orkwootl to tuy sister. Martha. itr hopes that she will enjoy them as rntrch as I haye. I. AR'I'Hl'R Dil-RANKYO. do hereby will and be- queath rrry success in the corumercial course to Eyeretl lnderson. who is just beginning this course. I. FLORENCE DOIOLO, do hereby will and be- queath all the headaches and problems of going I0 school to tuy cousin Lee Morton. because I'm Sure he will haye as much trouble as I haye had. I. CAROLYN DOWNS. do hereby yyill and bequeath my ability to stay out of Detention. so lar. to my young- est brother Dick. when he gets to I.ockw'ood. I. CONSTANCE ERICKSON. do hereby will and be- queath rny good times at ltrnch and in D period yoice class to my brother Pete. in hopes that he will haye as much fun as I. I. LOIS FRANKLIN. do hereby will and bequeath the key to my chemistry drawer to joan Corbishley. that it may unlock real fun for her. I00. I. NORMAN GAMBAO. do hereby will and be- queath tny ability to stay Olll of trotrble to Bob Mark- ham. who seems to need it at times. I. ALYAI-I GIBEALLT. do hereby will and bequeath my football jersey to my cousin. Bobby Broderain hopes that he will haye as much lun in it as I haye had. I. DOROTHY GILL. do hereby will and bequeath the wonderful times I'ye had at Lockwood to my younger brother and sister. I. JOHN GLENDENNING. do hereby will and be- queath my football jersey to Willie Warner and hope he will haye as nrtrch fun in it as I did. I. CARL GRANQEIST. do hereby will and bequeath my sc-yen-year term to Bill Stoppard. I. DONALD HALL. do hereby will and bequeath my luck thus far in passing English to any person who really needs it.