Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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lv: W.-ur 1- SEN IJR , 7 v I t ,xL1soN ETHEL BALLANTYNE mr' 33 Echo Court, Greenwood Good Will 9: Class Exec. Com- mittee 9: Girls' Sports 9, 12: Vars- ity Revue 12: Masquettes 9: Sen- ior Play Assistant Ilirector 12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: Badminton Tournament 9. Alison has rcurned to us this year after two years in Connecticut. She did an excellent job as Assistant Director of the Senior Play. lVell mannered and meticulously nent. this Wood student expects to con- tinue her education after she leaves Lockwood. RAYMOND VVINSLO W BAR'1'L1:7I l' Ray 150 Brentwood Ave., Greenwood Audio Visual Aids 10, 11, 12 : Cafeteria Corps 9, 10. 11: Football 11: Tennis 10 : Jr. Hi-Y 9: Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: Assembly Programs 12. This likable hard worker has prob- ably sold more tickets than anyone else in Lockwood history. Rny, who, as one should be able to xruess from the above, is u business student, who can be seen at most class events giving n helping hand. ARLENE ANN BASSO '-A1-1 272 Potters Ave., Greenwood Good Will 12: Library Club 9: Class Exec. Committee 121 Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Girls Sports 9. 10. 11. 12: Girls' Leaders Corps 11, 12: Gym Exhibition 11, 12: Badminton Tourn- ament 9, 10, ll, 12: Varsity Revue ll, 12: Girls Chorus 11: N. E. Audi- tion Festival 12: R. I. Audition Fest- ival 12: Masquers 10. 11: Senior Play 12: Reminder Business Board 11. 12: Warwiekite 9. 10,11,12:As- sembly Proizrams 9, 10, ll, 12: Flor- ida Exchanfze 12. Our D period Voice Class pianist, Arlene has made many friends with her warm personality. Her party for the Bradenton Students was one of those never-to-be-forgotten events. She expects to enter a liberal arts college next fall, to follow up her college prep work here. ROBERT EDWARD BAUTE Zuke 533 Green Bush Road. East Greenwich Student Council 9, 10: V. Pres. 11: Pres. 12: Good Will 10, 11: Jr. Red Cross 9: Class Exec. Committee 9: V. Pres. 12: Football 9. 10, ll. 12: Baseball 9: Athletic Assoc. 9: Sr. High Play Competition 10: Reminder Busi- ness Board 11, 12: Reminder Literary Board 12: Warwickite 9: Jr. Hi-Y 9: President 12: Hi-Y Chaplain 10: Treasurer 11: Jr. Leader: Assembly Programs 9, 10, 11, 12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: R. I. Honor Society 12. Business-like and efficient best describe Zuke. A class leader since our first year at Lockwood, Zuke has proved his capabilities many times. He is one of the most respected boys in our class. . DONALD Q 56 Goody OSEPH BEADLES Don win St., Cowesett Football 11, 12: Varsity Revue 12: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festii grams 12. Donald Bend football player al 12: Assembly Pro- Ics, one of our better s. is known as bein!! the life of any party. He makes his presen ee felt ln V some of the craziest sayings. Don ie. a swell guy, a lover at heart, and s friend of all. EARL FRANCIS BONNER 175 Vera 'Bonnic Street, Apponaug Audio Visual Aids 9, 10: Jr. Red Cross 9, 10: Football Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Gym Exhi- bition 9: Vars ity Revue 12: Jr. Hi- Y 9: 4-H 9, lt: Assembly Programs 12: State Badminton Tournament 9. 10, 11, 12. An all around Hood fellow is Bonnie. His loud nature has won him many friends among the student body. To meet him in a football uniform. one would think he were n creature from known on the Holden silen Rallis. down under. Earl was football field for his ce f just ask Mr. BLSYY MARGARET ANNE BRADBURY d 216 Gra. View Drive, Coda Dance Club r Tree Point 10: Varsity Revue 11, 12: Girls' Chorus ll: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12 : Senior Play 2: Warwickite 11. 12: Assembly Programs 12: Florida Ex- change 12: Naiional Jl'. Honor So- ciety: R. I. H onor Society 12: Gym Exhibition 12: Badminton Tourna- ment 9. This sweet and modest girl has a friendly smile for all who meet her. We're all uwurc- of her beauty, in- tellilrence. and pleasink personality. She will be remembered for her act- in! ability in our senior play. ROBERT GE DRGE BRODUER P1lantom 102 Buttonwoods Ave., Buttonwouds Audio-Visual Aids, 11: Jr. Red Cross 9, 12: In tlamural Sports 9, 12: Badminton Toux ament 12' Vm-sit Revue 12: N. ... Y . Audition Festival 12: Assembly P'otrram 10. 12, F. F. A. 10: Florida 'change 1 2 . Bob is anot er of our friendly seniors. He is ways laughing frll of pep and is al- with his friends. He was one of the lucky seniors who enjoyed the w onderful winter vaca- tion in Bradenton, Florida with the exchanze group. Bob plans to join the Air Force after zrnduation.

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EEN P DRE MARGUERITE MARY ALEXANDER Rite 627 Main Ave., Greenwood Library Club 12: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Varsity Revue '12: Girls' Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Assembly Pro- lframs 12. Here we have a fun-loving girl who has been nicknamed Rite. Marquerite will never be forgotten for that in- cessant chatter in homeroom. EDWARD HAROLD ALLEN Harold 409 Tollgate Road. Anponaul-I Varsity Revue 12: Senior Play 12: F. F. A. 9. 10. 11, 12: R. I. Honor Society 12. Harold is known to many ol' us as Lockwood's Eddie Fisher. as a result of his excellent performance in the Varsity Revue. Harold does a Hood job with his studies and has a working knowledge of all that is going on. FRANCES JANE ALMOND Fran 55 Claris St. Budget Secretary 12: Girls' Sports 9, 10. 11, 12: Varsity Revue 10, 12: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 11: Assembly Pro- !-rrams 11, 12: Florida Exchange 12. Now we meet that quiet business student who had so much fun on the Florida Exchange. That was quite a 1 tan you got down there, Frances. JOHN FREDERICK ANDERSON Andy 22 Mapledale Road, Hillsgrove Audio Visual Aids 11, 12: Caf- eteria Corps 9, 10, 11: Baseball 9, 10: Varsity Revue 12: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Jr. Hi-Y 9:Hi-Y10,11,12:As- semhly Programs 12: Rifle Club 11: Florida Exchange 12. John is a good singer with a fine sense of humor. He is well known around the school for his hopped- up car. John expects to join the service after he graduates. RONALD GILBERT ANDERSON Ronnie 2945 Post Road. Greenwood Varsity Revue 12: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12. Introducing now a neat. well-liked boy who has added n lot to the class in his own quiet way. Ronnie, a general course student, has plans that include the Air Forcefprolx- ably as a radio operator. BARBARA ELIZABETH ARNOLD Barb 91 Cupron Farm Drive, Buttonwoods Good VVill 12: Gil'ls' Sports 11. 123 Student Advisory Board 12: Dance Club 11: Girls' Leaders Corps 12: Gym Exhibition 11, 12: Varsity Revue 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audi- tion Festival 12: Senior Play 12: Warwickite 12: Assembly Programs 12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: R. I. Honor Society 12. Barbara Arnold. who came to Lockwood last year. obtained n very high standing in her class immedi- ately, Very sports minded and stud- ious, she has a wonderful personality and makes friends quickly. These qualities will stand her in stood stead in her future nursing career. ELEANOR MARY BACON Ellie 104 Endicott Drive, Hillsgrove Girls' Sports 11, 12: Gym Exhibi- tion 12: N. E. Audition 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Assembly Pro- grams 10, 12: R. I. Honor Society 12: Warwickite 12. Now we meet a tall quiet senior whose friendly Spirit of cooperation has won her many lasting friends. Eleanor is a good worker who really deserves the best of everything in her future occupation. She plans to be a stenogropher. JOYCE FREDA BAGSHAW ::Bnggy 68 I'acltard Ave., Greenwood Glass Exec. Committee 10. 11, 12 -W Secretary 12: Cafeteria Corps ll- 10, 11: Girls' Sports 9, 10. 11. 12: Girls' Leaders Corps 11, 12: Dance Club 10: Gym Exhibition 11, 12: Varsity Revue 10 11, 12: Band 12 Secretary-Majorette: Girls' Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Jr. High Play Competition 9: Sr. High Play Competition 10, 11, 12: Masquers 11: Reminder Business Board 11, 12: Assembly Programs 11. 12. Joyce is n member of the senior class who wears n smile every min- ute of the day and has a wonderful personality that can't he equaled. Her capacity to make the dullest party bright and the gloomiest per- son laugh has won the hearts of all.

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-.,.Y,,,,,,..-.., , U., Wi, ta. . ,4,,,'- ,Q KJ EEN DR5 'W 4...- FRANCINE CAROL BRUCKSHAW Fran 63 Link St., Alrponaug Budget Secretaries 12: Jr. Red Cross 9: Class Exec. Committee 10, 11: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10, 11: Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12: Cheerleaders 12: Dance Club 9, 10: Girls' Leaders Corps 9, 10, 11, 12: Gym Exhibition 11, 12: Badminton Tournament 9, 10. 11, 12: Varsity Revue 11. 12: Girls Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Masquettes 9: Masquers 11: Senior Play 12: Reminder Typist 12: Warwickite 10 - 11 Business Manager: Assembly Programs 9. 10. 11, 12: Florida Exchange 12: R. I. Honor Society 12. Whenever we hear a really crazy laugh in homeroom, it is a cinch that it's coming from Fran. A business student, she has reached a high de- gree of proficiency in that field, which she exhibited as business mann!-Yer of The Warwickite last year. JEANETTE MARION BUDLONG ..Jan,, 321 Main Ave.. Greenwood Varsity Revue 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Assembly Programs 12. Jeanette, a rather shy. fluiet stu- dent, is a willing worker and a Hood helper. She is a sincere and honest student who tries her best to get a toD grade in everything. This senior enjoys lending n helping hand at the oflice. ROBERT FRANCIS BURATTI . ..Bob., 3338 West Shore Rd., Apponaui! 4-H 9, 10, President 11, Sec.- Treasurer 12: Assembly Programs 11: FFA 11, 12 President, State Treasurer. Although Bob is rather quiet and reserved, he always has a friendly hello for everyone. He is well known for his work in the agricul- tural field. Bob was president of the 4-H Club and is an active member of the F. F. A. His future includes the University of Rhode Island. SANDRA DEAN BURBANK Sandy 22 Greenwood Ave., Greenwood Good Will 12 President: Cafeteria Corps 9, 10: Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12: Cheerleaders 12: Gym Exhibi- tion 11: Badminton Tournament 10: Varsity Revue 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Sr. High Play Competition 10, 11: Mas- quettes 9 President: Masiluers 9, 10. 11: Reminder Business Board 10. 11. 12: Warwickite 9, 10, 11, 12: As- sembly Programs 10, 11, 12: R. I. Girls State 11: National Jr. Honor Society 9: Jr. Red Cross 9: Florida Exchange 12: R. I. Honor Society 12. If you 'have ever walked past the auditorium during D period and have heard a clear soprano voice, you can be sure that it was Sandy. Sandy's future includes the Univer- sity -of Rhode Island and a career in nursing. ROGER ISELIN BURLINGAME Burly Division St., Cowesett Varsity Revue 12: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Assembly Programs 12: Rifle Club ll, 12. Roger is known for his excellent selections on the guitar, both as soloist and with the boys Roger spends quite a bit of time with Jack, :and really likes those rhythm and ues. JANET MARTHA BUSH ..Jan.. 275 Crestwood Road, Crestwood Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Club 12: Gym Exhibition 11. 12: Varsity Revue 12: Girls' Chorus 11: N. E. Audition Festival 12: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Reminder Bus- iness Board 12 Secretary: Warwick- ite 11, 12: Girls 4-H 12 President: Assembly Programs 12: Rifle Club 12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: Reminder Art Staff 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Badminton Tournament 10 11: R. I. Honor Society 12. Introducing now. Janet Bush- a friendly senior with a smile for all. This good student spends much of her extra-curricular time in girls' sports, which give her I-treat enjoy- ment. ROBERT WILLIAM BUTLER, JR. Butt' 310 Diamond Hill Road, Apponaug Football 11, 12: Assembly Pro- llrams 12. Bob came to us in his junior year and immediately became known to all. He is quiet and reserved, but this does not detract from his friendly and pleasant attitude. A willing and hard worker, Bob can be expected to retain his popularity and excel in his future plans. PATRICIA CHRISTINE CARROLL Pattie 15 Brownlee Blvd., Greenwood Cafeteria Corps 9: Library Club 9: Girls' Sports 9, 10: Varsity Revue 11, 12: R. I. Solo and Ensemble 11: N. E. Audition Festival 11, 12: N. E. Concert Festival 11: R. I. Audition Festival 12: Senior Play 12: Sr. High Competition Play 11: Reminder Bus- iness Board 12: National Jr. Honor Society 9: Rifle Club 10. Now we meet the best joke teller in the senior class. Pat is known for those witty remarks that are heard throughout the day. This friendly girl is a good student and hopes to be a nurse after graduation. W gill l 'w Q 4 V 1 I