Monsignor Coyle High School - Review Yearbook (Taunton, MA)
- Class of 1956
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'3:?.: -'-, '!':7 4' P2-, ,.,. -225. 2:.1 ' 'g' -ei 3'- ' ?ffz':.:6: :fS?r:f-:Q?-a-ffz.-.s2'1f:?-wi se? -'EM f:fz::-IN-13221515 - sz::aZ4f-:iz-Q:5?r'.s:71.'f+:-:-s-Q0 'Q 1-'Iyff f'f '- , - am L 3 5 I. ,f FORTITUDE Therefore fake unfo fhe armour of God, fhaf you may be able fo resisf in fhe evil day, and fo sfand in all fhings perfect Eph. 6, I3 According fo fhe simple definifion in fhe cafechism, fhe Cardinal Virfue of Forfifude Desposes us fo do wha+ is righf in spife of any difficulfy. Here af Coyle fhrough parficipafion in exfracurricular acfivifies, music and sporfs and by daily confacf in fhe classrooms wifh members of a religious communify, well disciplined in fhe moral virfues, we become in- creasingly aware of fhe imporfance of sfrong characfer, bofh in our fufure femporal exisfence and our ever-presenf spirifual life. H becomes essenfial in planning our heavenly ifinerary fo include forfifude as an expedienf in affaining our final goal. Simply by looking info fhe fufure, if becomes palpable fhaf wifhouf firmness of mind in meefing danger or adversify we willbe unable fo achieve our heavenly goal as well as any worldly ideals. The laws of conscience are sovereign laws. We acl' unworfhily when we evade our obligafions by a mere feinf of resisfance. Afflicfion is, in fhe hands of Divine Omnipofence, a fwo-edged sword. lf wounds fhe rebel- liousg if sancfifies him who is .willing fo endure. In order fo assisf ourselves in adversify, we musf develop fhe virfue of forfifude which makes us im- pregnable fo fhe forces of evil and infuses wifhin us a resolufe endurance fo refain fhe moral excellence. In fhe end, we will nof rescind our firsf resolufiong buf rafher we will exulf in if. , V The i956 Review Slail, in assuming a +ask which confronied a defying challenge, has worked assiduously in presenling 'lhis annual. Through lhese pages, 'finile in ma+erial buf imperceplible in seniimenl' and value, we aspired +0 vivify 'lhis represen+a+ion of our four years ai Coyle, illus- fraling +he priceless benefils we reaped and fhe pleasure we shared. Each individual will profil accordingly wiih +he role he enacled. This year- book provides an excellenf means for revealing The sublime +ru'lh and incomparable educalion 'l'augh+ us, molded on preparing lhe s+udenl' for +he pursuil of his Elernal Reward. ll' is our opinion lhal' +he obieclive of 'rhis book should be +0 crea+e a reminiscen+ record expounding lhe cor- recl principles of life we developed al Coyle. Enlighlened and inciled wilh For+i'rude, we slrove +0 accomplish fhese goals and hope +ha+ you, lhe reader will derive ihe appreciaiion of our efforfs. w I IINIU y: A if Y E FA n I DEDlCATloN QEENIDR 5 I 2 za I r 1 kg- T M- v l A APE 2511 f -5 Q63 fill? 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Prefect of Studies ' A A A BROTHER ELDRED RISENWEBER, C.S.C., M.A Prefect of Discipline English IV, Director of Music Department I V -24,-M BROTHER ALFRED NATALE C.S.C. AB.. St. Edwards University Religion I. III. U.S. History. Maz- azine Drive Director BROTHER FI NCIS MICI-IAUDt 'l. B.S.. University Maineg Gradu- ate work at Un. rsity of Notre Dame French I, II. IIIg French Cluh We-f.,w-V I BROTHER FRANCIS FLAHERTY C.S,C. B.S.. Seton Hallg Graduate work at University of Notre Dame Spanish I, English III, Review Moderator BROTHER ALVIN OUELLETTE C.S.C. BS.. University of Notre Darneg Graduate work at University of Notre Dame Physics. Religion I. BROTHER JOHN KUCHENBROD C.S.C. A.B., St. Edwards University Religion II. IV. Mechanical Draw- ing BROTHER JOSEPH ZACCARDO C.S.C. B.S.. St. .Iohn's University Religion II. IV: Spanish II. Eng- lish II. Warrior Moderator. Catholic Action BROTHER QUENTIN Religion I. Latin I, English II. HEGARTY C.S.C. A.B.. University of B.S., University of Latin I, II. III. IVQ Moderator Notre Dame. Notre Dame. Junior Prom BROTHER MICHEL MILLER C.S.C. BS.. University of Notre Dame, M.A.. University of Notre Dame Algebra I. Advanced Algebra. Latin II. U. S. History Faculty Advisor of Athletics 94' 'fo 5, 'Sk BROTHER PHILIP J Zo ' ffpiwf Q4 BROTHER THOMA i E GALLAGHER C.S.C. A.B.. University of Notre Dame, Graduate work at University of Notre Dame. Religion III. IV. English II, Book- store, Librarian. Andre Club Mod- erator. BROTHER VICTORIAN FLORKOWSKI C.S.C. BS.. University of Notre Dame Graduate work at Fordham Uni versitv and Catholic University. Chemistry. Plane Geometry. Ads vanced A l g e h r a. Trigonometrv Math Club. Astronotny Cluh 0 . w MR. ROBERT BORERI B.A,. Stonehill College World History.. Modern Hist U. S. History. Civics 1 Z-' ' , WJ Y, nrt. NIR. FRANCIS ALMEIDA BS.. Boston University Biology. General Science. Assistant Coach f NIR. JAMES BURNS C.A.. University of Notre Dame Director of Athletics. Typing. Busi ness Arithmetic ld .L -Asjaifl' yn, MR. LAWRENCE , i4EC.ig?PgPNH M CASHIN 1 A ' AB.. sionemii College B-S--VBOSWU College f English I. Modern History. World E S C O Engllgll IV- AlS'?lU'l Fnefal History. Intramural Basketball If Math MISS PATRICIA MR- JAMES BORDEN MEEHAN School Secretary Physical Plant Engineer PRI CIPAIJS p f MESSAGE 4q'4u-I-,... X ' 1 Nxonsignox' Haines Coyle School 5-Hwang Summer Snu- 'l'.-mton, Manacbu-em My Dear Students, Your years at the Monsignor James Coyle High School constitute a very important part of your whole life. Theee have been the yeare during which the harmonious development of the whole man should have taken place, physical, volitional, intellectual and religious. You have followed a program of Christian education which has been geared to train you to become, under the inspiration of divine grace and the orderly pursuit of intellectual and moral truth, true Christian gentlemen. The courses of studies, the religious training, the rules of discipline, the athletic and social activities ... all have been designed to develop your soul and body, heart and mind that they may help you to fulfill the purpose of existence in this life and the next. We hope you have acquired and organized desirable skills, understandings, attitudes, ideals, and habits that will enable you to live in conformity with your ultimate destiny. l pray, as do all the faculty, that the changes made in you have brought understanding, peace and a complete way of life. We hope you have made Charity your chief study, for Charity teaches everything. It shows a man his place, it gives him a point of view, it is the key to happiness. May our Blessed Lady and St. Joseph keep all of you close to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and bring you and yours many graces. Sincerely, ,g,',,..A- ,-we Brother Eudes Hartnett, C.S.C. Principal AXKQSuIlllnnnnITm:!F!gZEiiii'.L 91 , W, ,4gigqkQhN,iFih,ynhX. 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ALMEIDA 4 Myrtle Place, Taunton Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 3, 4, Declamation 2, Football: Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. at 'gDick . . . member of the Durand sect . . . popular member of the Coyle Glee Club . . . neat dresser . . . eager to lend a help- ing hand. '5Sooner or later time gives to every man what he deserves. JAMES FRANCIS ANTOSCA 76 Pratt Street, Mansfield Football 3. 4g Football Monogram 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4g French Club 4, Math Club 4, Class President 4. :'Tocca . . . a masterful guard of the Coyle line . . , good student . . . qualities of a gentleman . . .friend of all. Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. BRUCE B. BAACKE 4 Silver Street, Taunton Dance Committee 45 Football 4, Yearbook Ad Man 49 Intramural Basketball 49 French Club 43 Math Club 4g Astronomy Club 4. BruceH . . . pleasing neat appearance . . . booster of all Coyle activities . . . witty, clever, loves good jokes . . . treasures his hot Ford. Hlnclination is the first step to knowledge. ngtzfw Bde EDWARD JOSEPH BARRETT 227 Eugenia Street, New Bedford Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Monogram 4, Dance Committee 4g Golf 2, 41 Golf Monogram 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Edu . . . Four year member of the brass section of the Band . . . part of the N. B. clique . . . enjoys a good game of golf . . . progres- sive senior with a wonderful sense of humor. uNothing is impossible to a willing heart. JOSEPH R. BARTEL 15 Crapo Street, Taunton Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 4, Yearbook Ad Man 49 Intra- mural Baskethall 1, 2, 3, 4. foe . . . likeable . . . quiet, but not at all shy . . . good student . . . reliable member of the Dramatic Club. Ywvrwi' f'Humble things are never very liable to change, just as the roots and trunks of trees rarely feel the violence of the storms. , , .Bri r g., PAUL VINCENT BEAUVAIS 10 Arthur Street. Taunton Cheerlcatlur' 2g Dance Committee 4: lntrzlmural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Astronomy Club 4. l'aul', . . . never al a loss for words . . . loyal booster of Coyle -Z . . . member of Sl. jarqnes CYO Basketball Team. 'QW' ' Full of life and fun. PHILIP LEO BELANGER 282 Pierce Avenue, Lakeville Dance Committee 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. L'PlIil . . . spends his afternoons at Pennfs . . . Lal:e1Iille's repre- sentative to Coyle . . . easy going . . . S'Trigger's companion. His worst he kept, his best he gave. LEO PAUL BENOIT 107 Main Street, Acushnet Dance Committee 4g Photography Club lg Yearbook Ad Man 45 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Leo hails from the Calf-Ball City . . . Intramural Basketball player . . , Viva la France . . .Stable opinion, strong arguments. Wd, MA contented mind is a continual feast. ROBERT ALBERT BERGERON 191 South Main Street, Acushnet Clee Club 43 Football Monogram 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 11 Yearbook Atl Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 'KBob . . . a stalwart of the Coyle eleven . , . drums with Benoit .. . one ofAcusl1net'sfinest. Let every man look before he leaps. PAUL BARRY BERMINGHAM 3 Carrolton Avenue, North Dartmouth Dramatics 4g Glee Club 1, 4-5 Dance Committee 4g Football 1g Colt 3, 4-5 Golf Monogram 45 Yearbook Ad Man 3, 4g Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, Spanish Club 3. Bing . . . sharpy of the Fairways . . . originates from tlie 'gW'ltal- ing Center . . . cheerful disposition . . . supporter of the Coyle magazine drive. It is not sufficient to possess intellect, character also is required. -we rw Talent grows in silence. ., -'!.T,'9f'y , , f ij ., - L- ., Q 4 - N- --H r-W, .- P I. w:'2f 'f'?f 1 ..,11.. -: 4,-5 , L -4- Q V ni , It DANIEL HENRY BERTHIAUME 347 Washington Avenue, Somerset Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Band Monogram 4g Yearbook Ad Man 4. Danny . . . plays a mean licorice stick . . . reserved and capable fi . . . parlalrer in all Band activities . . . frequently appears on the Honor Roll. Dexterity is better than strength. JOHN F. BIRCH 400 North Main Street, Attleboro Dance Committee 43 Andre Club 3, 45 Yearbook Ad Man 4. john . . . member of the Andre Club . . . often seen with Carey A . , . infectious laugh . . . cordialg qualities of a gentleman. ' Courtesy is a subtle fascination that great personages employfl FRANCIS RICHARD BOUCHER 31 Arthur Street, Taunton Scholastic Monogram 23 Swing Band 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4g Dance Committee 3, 4g Review 4g Yearbook Ad Man 45 Math Club 43 Astronomy Club 4. Frank . . . Coyle's Junior Rotarian . . . Master of the Ivories for the Glee Club ana' Swing Band . . . noted for his racing pigeons . . . constantly seen on the Honor Roll . . . pleasant personality. The place of Charity like that of Cod is everywhere. JAMES FRANKLIN BOURQUE 3 Elmwood Avenue, Taunton Stage Crew 4g Dance Committee 4g Basketball lg Art Club 33 Year- book Atl Man 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Trigger', . . . unassuming . . . unruffleti by difficulties . . . dis- tinguished softball player . . . knows his cars . . . well rnannered. -'fir DAVID FRANCIS BOWEN 36 Veery Road, Attleboro Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 45 Baseball Monogram f lj 3, 4-g Review 4g Yearbook Ad Man'4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 43 ,W ' ,i .'- . 1- IM-I---. JQMQLZIQ'-. '- VV-fn-.i,,, V. , y Z v ,-va if Spanish Club 3g Math Club 4. Dave . . . a segment of the Bowen Twins . . . says much in zz few 2 words . . . loyal booster of all Coyle activities . . . holds down the Iqwwff hot-spot for the Coyle nine . . . excellent sturient. lt's not the victory that makes the joy of noble hearts, but thc combat. LAS if, L. yn: 1 DONALD J OSEPH BOWEN 36 Veery Road, Altlcboro Scholastic Monogram 1 2 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 4-5 Band Monogram 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Review 45 Yearbook Ad Man 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Math Club 45 Religion Medal 3. finely . . . asset to The Review Staff . . . merry and optimistic . . . our year member o the band . . . excels in studies. tx- f - y Y Q ea If J l l Neither man nor muse can praise him too much. JAMES FRANCIS BRENNAN 324 South Washington Street, North Attleboro Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Football 15 Photography Club I5 Review 45 Yearbook Ad Man 4. ufimn . . . enthusiastic outdoor sporlsman . . . a Carefree student with a witty saying for every occasion . . . willing worlfer on the Review Staff . . . always eager lo partake in a jolre. He was a gladsome merry man. FREDRICK ALBERT BREZINSKI 35 Hodges Avenue, Taunton Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. . :ff 7 4 W' Buzz . . . plays CYO ball . . 1 earns his pin money at First National 1 . . . nice guy . . . quick witterl . . . ardent hunting fan. Qi, W The only thing that worried him was worry. I Q ,. ,,, We 4. ,X 4f fv LOUIS WALTER BREZINSKI 8 Clark Avenue, Taunton Dramatics 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 4-5 Intramural Basketball 1. Louie, , . . alert, clever wit . . . happy go lucky . . . busboy at Tauntorfs best hotel . . . enthusiastic angler. A cheerful heart lives the longest. DENNIS PATRICK BRUCE 17 Robeson Street, New Bedford Band 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 45 Intramural Basketball 2. Babe . . . hails from the Whaling Center . . . off beat man on the horn . . . able to enliven the saddest moments . . . easy going. Whatever is popular deserves attention. Jr , 1. L 11-,uh swf. x 5. 5? f .-tiger 7197: frtr- '2 ' yr on aff, I L. -11 1004.1 rw -1 4'Qff.:ff. fifftag. 11' A , ,M My 42 Q l df! f f on . 2 1614161 14g'4 h'W iff- you it QCHW 'ZW 1', 9 Ze' v, gli: f 510, Q ft 'Ml IQ, ' i 2 M.-1' 4, Wflw ,g,, JOSEPH WILLIAM BUCZEK 282 Washington Street, Taunton two years, he has many friends. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. RONALD M. BUNAv1cz 146 Drake Avenue, Stoughton Clec Club 3, Andre Club 3, 43 Math Club 4. 6'Ron . . . calm and even-tempered . . . member of Bro. Thomasfs Andre Club . . . loves to sing and enriches the Glee Club with his tenor voice. Silence persuades when speaking fails. LEO CAMARA 17 Summer Street, Taunton Intramural Football 2. enjoys jitter-bugging. K'Nothing is hard to a willing mind. GEORGE M. CAREY - 5 Sturdy Street, Attleboro Debate 2, Photography Club 1, 23 Andre Club 3, 45 Yearbook Ad Man 3, 4. George . . . member of the Andre Club . . . sports a yellow Buick . . . Favorite Period-Mr. Burns' Bookkeeping class . . . enjoyed his days at Coyle immensely. He was a gentleman from soul to crown. f' 7if,2',2':f'L2'f I Y., In 7, 5? 1 4. ,fwymf .fy f ',ffiflf '.W4ff?7 FRANCIS CHARLES CAZEMIRO . .,:fjfy'2g',jf'ilQ5ct ff X 40 George Street, Attlcboro f ,. . f 'ff ' I Scholastic Monogram 3, Band 3, 4g Band Monogram 4g Swing Band g 3, 4g Dance Committee 4g Intramural Basketball 3, 4, French Club 4 Boys' State 3. I-X ' joe . . , has unlimited skill and an unrujflecl, almost nonehalant ease in both slurlies and music , . . though he has only been here Stage Crew 3, 4g Dance Committee 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Leo . . . an ardent weight lifter at the Y . . . stage manager for dramatic productions . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cheerful soul who Band 2, 3, 4-g Band Monogram 2g Art Club 1, 25 Drum Major 4. 1' Cuz . . . one of Coyle's best dressed . . . garrulous . . . capable 1 a f ,vfi If, .f-'. , drum Major . . . lenrls a helping hand in the office . . . backer of . . . V, 5f,i'g ?j5'4:f, C0yle's activities. 'WWW' 'lzi tt N I ' ' ' ' He was a gentlemang trueg and a perfect lad. .. MQ If ,A if , , f f f I UC, ff ,f 5 ff fog , X ,W f X A , .,2f,'.A . We f,rL M3J9:45252 I if 'im ,v 7?-2':6rfg,fW.55 '- ' ' .- gig' . J. -.4 .4 f zfffd 5 .ft f ff 1 W MW ff, C4 , f , , J 1 W fr f f , , 4 'f f 4, f , 1 7 ,Z 1 1 Ugg f I lf' 0 f W4 ff 5 fy H . .2 .izitffzwf , JKW 'MZ N' J-. , .:' .msel h is rAt 1 5 f X e ' f- X rr I J, f'-P55-T L vfatwgxy X R-fllxgj-is X I ROGER A. CI-IARLEBOIS 9 Jackson Street, Attlt,-boro Photography Club 13 Yearbook Atl Man 4: lntramurul Basketball 1, 2, 45 Library Staff 3. Roger . . . automobile enthusiast . . . cool rlresser from the jewelry City . . . spends his afternoons working at the ASI' . . . apprer-iates good music. Symphonies play when he flashes a smile. ROBERT ALFRED CI-IEVALIER 158 Bates Street. New Bedford 'LThe smile that is slow is sincere. DAVID RAYMOND CLEMMEY 724 South Main Street, Mansfield Dance Committee 45 Yearbook Atl Man 43 Intramural Basketball 3,4. Dave . . . hails from tllansfielrl . . . in the spring he can be found on the fairways . . . sells Pontiacs in his spare time . . . easily contented. 'ilf sincerity is Cold, his mint is rich. Af , . J' ' ,en-.,g. .5 V. , :isE.:Haz!4fLeiQ.f:.v.3' 1. FRANCIS WILLIAM CLEMMEY 615 Somerset Avenue, Taunton . . . contribution from Sacred Heart to Coyle. L'Self trust is the essence of heroism. ROBERT PAUL CLERC 24 Oaklawn Street, New Bedford Andre Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 13 French Club 3. Babu . . . one of the remaining 25 in the Classical Course . . . spencls his summers at Cathedral Camp . . . worlfs the PA. -lor Coyle productions. Christianity is the highest perfection of humanity. W 25 7121.1 ' iw' WZ' 1 ' wi ff ' , . 4cf :f,f'w ff' f 1 , ' ww' 56? ffl yi! f f I W7 1 .,a:1,,.fe.-rf A ,242 Q f 1 ,,,A,,,. ' .1227 , If .- , 513 V. fa W! X KM f Wt X I!!! ,, , 5 , f' Zff ' ,y fff we aff? W. , '9 . r, ff ' ,A af' 4 ff ' A Y :W - A 1-4 f -A - 2 C4 ,-if 'a ' fv 'Q ,fffefn j, t f ,Z 1 ,ff f 'ff f , L77 gf , 4 4024 Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Bob . . . easy ,going . . . line personality . . . nezfer worries , . . interested in Accounting . . . pleasant smile and pleasant worzl ,lor all. Football 2, 3, 4g Football Monogram 3. 4g Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4g Basketball Monogram 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3. 4g Baseball Monogram 3, 4. 4'Clem' . . . versatile in all Sports . . . enrl on the varsity eleven . . . lead-out man at the Taunton Dog Track . . . winning personality -A-- tw . We 4 f ,w 5, L M, 4, 1 -W-+.g,.,:.' - FREDERICK HOWARD CONNELLY 538 North Washington Street, North Attleboro Band 13 Dance Committee 4g Debate 2, 33 Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 4. Fred . . . leaves a brollier to follow in his footsteps . . . neat dresser, ,line gentleman . , . holds down first chair in Bro. Qaentin's Latin IV .. .friend of all. He walked thru the halls modestly, humbly, observing. judging. and remembering. RAYMOND HENRY COOGAN 33 Elizabeth Street, Attleboro Class Officer 3g Dance Committee 3, 4, Debate 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Monogram 43 Yearbook Atl Man 4, Intramural Basketball 43 Spanish Club 4. Ray . . . carries on the family tradition . . . tees off for Coyle . . . alert, clever, witty . . . well dressed . . . ,line manners and appearance . . . O, Bfs buddy. Cod intends all to be friends. PETER HENRY CORR 126 Washburn Street, Taunton Dance Committee 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Monogram 3, 43 Basketball 13 Yearbook Atl Man 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Peetsie,' . . . a peerless pool player . . . member in good standing, of the Taunton clique . . . smooth faotworlf on the gridiron and dance floor . . . infections sense of humor. As firm and mighty as an oak. ROBERT FRANCIS CORREIA 319 .Iencks Street, Fall River Dance Committee 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Football Monogram 4g Basketball 1g Art Club 15 Yearbook Ad Man 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Monogram 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 2. Hook . . . backbone of tlze T formation . . . quiclf-wilted delegate from the Hill City . . . has attained a host of friends at Coyle . . . great talent with paints and pallet. Not too serious, not too gay. EDWARD HARDY COYLE 93 Washington Street, Taunton Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 3, 4g Football 23 Review 4, Math Club 4, French Club 3. Ted . . . Pet Peeve: people not realizing that he is always right mi' . . . an asset to the Review in the sports field . . . four year scltalaslir: ll T I letterrnan . . . collects first period absentee slips . . . he aspires to a career in medicine, then on to tlzc Navy. The Superior man is he who tlcvelopes his moral, intellectual and physical nature. . 'If - ,. f,- 4 i QM M as its - 1 ff I . ,lvl - I Qigrmit-l':ti't S ROBERT D. CRAIG 225 lllain Street, Bridgewater ' 1' T' 21 s f X , I I f if X f fgifd f 9'!ffff ffff4 f , , GW' , f If A 1 1 : fW W I 1 X 1 Z ,-V ,gig 4. ,.,,, 17.7, , ,,, .. , , ,A.Y W. .4 f -Y A W wh -:Ffa-S:.12'fr.:tr' fit-wwf, - Q 2f-f.f.,rf- 5 ----' f ,I-41 a,4..1ff:f'- . ff af-11-af' ,Aziz ' 4 , if . 2 Z' . ,y2,a::---'-.':'? 4 -,-35 Z':f':f 321' .r'.'.m, ,ff Dance Committee 4 Yearbook Ad Man 113 Intramural Basketball fl. K'B0b'l . . . History's S6-1.000 Question: Who tlisfoirerctl l nrlugnl? . . . nice guy . . . takes pride in his set of wheels . . . fine rmlttretl gentleman. What ere he did was done with so much ease. PAUL ALFRED CROTEAU 224 Pine Street, Altlehoro What sweet delight a quiet life affords. PETER JAMES CURRAN 57 Ashland Street. Taunton ,Scholastic Monogram 2, 4g Band I, 2, 3. 43 Band Monogram 4g Swing Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Math 4. Pee Bee . . . Pride of Sty Mary's basketball team . . . malfes II trombone tall: . . . Competent, scholarly, self-sufficient . . . true example of Coyle Spirit. HThere is something marvelous in music. ' I JOSEPH B. CUSTER 45 Third Street, Taunton I Dance Committee 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. f l'Ceneral . . . faithful to the Weir clique . . . Custer's Last Stand , , X . . . Mr. Scanlon's General Math . . . happy-go-luelry . . . lover of 5 My W I good jolres. l'Let us love life and feel the value of it. ,ff . 1, 1164 1 .2 .x. , ,V- ,Wear-Leia? EARL CHESTER DEFOREST West Island, Fairhaven Dance Committee 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2g Spanish Club 3. Sparky . . . unritffled by difficulties . . . favorite period lunch . . . takes things as they come . . . liked by all . . . spends afternoons at AScP. HA happy heart is worth gold. Band 1, 2. 3. 45 Band Monogram Llp Swing Band 2. 3, L1-g Intramural Basketball lg French Club 3. Paul . . . four year member of the reed .section . . . pleasant person- ality . . . cheerful disposition . . . Pet Peeue: Latin llf' 0 so Croteauf' Dance Committee 3, 44 Photography Club 15 Yearbook Acl Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 4. Decca . . . constantly seen with Kepple . . . talkative . . . takes things as they come . . . pool shark from the Hill City . . . always in high spirits. Makes the most of an embarassing situation. ROBERT CARL DELUCA 65 Stoddard Street. Stoughton xjx A Band 3, 4-q Band Monogram 4g Dance Committee 4g Warrior 43 few, ,, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. f I t an 'Dalfen . . . master of the Squee..e Box . . . warm genuine person- airy . . . serious thinl'er . . . an asset to the Coyle Banfl . . . honor slurlenl. All musical people se-em to be happy. THOMAS A. DEROSIER 210 Braclforcl Avenue, Fall River A f :'4 'ff'7'47W2W ' 'Wf W ff!! ' ffm' ' ff X A If 2, f i? 5' EDWARD JOSEPH DEVLIN ' 4 0 ,fi , XI' 32 .Iames Street, Taunton W , p , ,yah Dance Committee 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf Monogram 4g Intramural ' W ' :Z B k 2 3. I Teddy . . . gentleman . . . a more than ardent golfer . . . chums around with Ricketts . . . can be seen at the Whittenton Spa . . . fig- fg:,fT'fzfir good namred H How little does a smile cost? 'w2f:vtJr:.fZ 2 J ,' 72 ,a r , f M f I ,, 47 1175 352132552 v iii? , FRANCIS B. DONAHUE -- QAEI 84 Palmer Street, Somerset Village , President I, 2g Vice President 3, 4g Dance Committee 3, 4g Football A 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Monogram 3, 4g Review 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. .tlv-funky' . , . one of the bigger men at Coyle . . . favorite periorl lunch . . . frienrl of all, foe of none . . . the man with the etlacatell -X A sound body is a fine witness to a fine character. 51215 .f D RONALD Louis DONLEY 20 Amvet Boulevard, North Attleboro Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 44 Photography Club 1, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 45 Math Club 4. Ron Don . . . goorl student . . . proud of North Attleboran . . . No. I Baritone player . . . genial personality . . . booster of all Coyle activities. fu err is humang to forgive divine. , 4 .V .- . .3 I. si.. T'-.R . ., ' ' ut an - - - - 1 .asm MF' LA S . JAMES Fr:ANc1s DOYLE, JR. 1 Ct-nt-ral Cobb Strut-I, Taunton Dance Committee 3, 43 Pliologrupliy Club 1. 23 R4-vit-w 43 Yearbook All Man 4. Gentleman Jim . . . asset to the Review . . . rlieerlul disposition . . . photo-Img . . . K'Tl1e Cora-Colo Ki1l . . . always eager to lent! I1 helping hand. Self trust is the essence of heroism. GEORGE OLNEY DRISCOLL 210 Pine Street, Attleboru with Erl at MNC . . . nice guy. A word in earnest is better than a speech. JOHN T. DRISCOLL 130 Read Street, Somerset Dramatics 13 Clee Club 1, 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 Andre Club 13 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. ul. T. . . . easy to know but hard to forget . . . popular member of the Glee Club . . . ann be found at the Crearnrich any night of the weelr . . . originates many of the sayings arourzrl the school. nWe love a joke that hands us a pat on the back. RONALD JOSEPH DUQUETTE 43 Pratt Avenue, Somerset mural Basketball 1, 3, 43 Math Club 4. they come. Give us the man who sings at his work. ROBERT J OSEPH ERWIN 141 Ridge Road, Norton Grove Dance Committee 43 Debate 13 Yearbook Ad Man 4. Stu . . . sports a hot '41 coupe . . . terror of Park Theatre . . loves hunting . . . quiet natured. He was a gladsome merry man. Baml 3, 43 llantl Monogram 43 Swing Bantl 43 Dance Committee 3, 4 Andre Club 4g Yearbook Atl Man 43 Intramural Basketball 4. DrisC . . . loyal member of the band . . . booster of all Coyle aetiuities . . . great stuzlent . . . spenfls many hours picking zaeerls f Clee Club 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Debate 4g Debate President 43 Photography Club 13 Andre Club 3, 4g Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intra- Duclc . . . star of Guys anfl Dolls az Somerset Playhouse . . carefree chap . . . member of the Andre Club . . . takes things as ,,,..hs. V , . :ff are Af , 2102 t V .... f, , . 1.24. I . --v- , I -1, .451 V f- f-.-sf :1:..J,:-Q 4 3 3 .f -, ff:'.X1'V 'V 4' -:, - f:fL'Y'1fffff ,,zQazaasf,6f4 '2, 4351. fa . Z, - 5 ,jjvrvg-rr-gyfi:-V . 1 'i . -A J . V,-V R . , . . A, .. R at -- W.-.-Ra w-s..t:,-mf' IO fi f 3 . H- f V. f...,'. r , f I 5 If 1.-- 41- 44211 :f 1,-:.: .f, BRUCE R. FINCH Dt-an Street, Barrowsvillc liaskt-ibgll 2, 3. 43 Basketball Monogram 43 Baseball 2. 3. 43 Base- ball lklonograni 4. Bruce . .H . quiet, unrulflerl by difficulties . . . nice personality . . J. l . star . . . hails from liarrowsrille. ul-le looks in vain to the future, whom the present does not satisfy. if GEORGE W. FREDENBURG, JR. 39 Walnut Street, Somerset Dance Committee 3. 4. Chairman 35 Photography Club 1. 2. 43 Andre Club 4-g Warrior 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Astronomy Club 4. George . . . reporter ,lor the Warrior and Spectator . . . appreciates fool sounds . . . member of Newport jazz Set . . . positive ease and confirlence in any situation . . . serious thinker and well lilferl by all. Of all noises. I think music the least disagreeable. PETER RICHARD GALLACHER ' 80 Prospect Street, Stoughton Dance Committee 4g Baseball 43 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. 1 Pete . . . sports around Stoughton in his Sturlebalrer . . . hard , ' worlfer in Latin ll . . . enjoys record hops at Aragon Ballroom . . . I easy to like. Life is full of bumps. but a sense of humor is a good shock absorber. WILLIANI HENRY GALLAGHER, JR. 35 West Weir Street. Taunton Secretary li Vice President 2g Dance Committee 41 Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Football Monogram 3, 43 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Cal . . . warm, genuine and a magnetic personality . . . stalwart on the Coyle line . . . can be founrl at Tony's pool-room . . . member of the Taunton sect. S'As firm and as mighty as an oak. FRANCIS ANTHONY GASSON if 33 Church Street, Manslieltl ky E ,ff Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 45 Dance Committee 4: Yearbook Atl Man 45 intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Fran . . . enjoyable personality . . . Mansfielffs gift to the out- stanrling tuba section . . . one of Brother QItC71liI1,S rliseiples in Latin L ll' . . . a ioaltz hing on any flance floor. ' 7.3. 273' All musical people seem to be happy. 'ls 'Q' IX . f.'3x.gt.gf 4 Wie, 51 gif? LA ll-4 as mimi Z ROBERT GENDRON 262 Ames Street, Fall Biver Clee Club 2. 3, 43 Yearbook Atl Man 1, 43 Intramural llaskz-tlmall 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob . . . likeable friendly guy . . . spends his summers al llorse Neclr Beach . . . enriches the Clee Club with his ,line tenor voice. Smile and the world smiles with you. ..e.,.t-,-7,-U, ,,,. .1,.. EDMUND ANTHONY G1ANE'r'rO 139 Peckham Street, New Bedford ball 1, 2, 33 Math Club 4. I Life without laughing is a dreary blank. GERALD GLYNN 26 Landry Street. New Bedford Dance Committee 43 Basketball 1, 3, 4g Basketball Monogram 43 Baseball 2. 3, 4g Baseball Monogram 2. 3. 43 Yearbook Ad Man 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2g Math Club 4. Cerry', . . . argues with conviction . . . N.B.'s gift to the pitching staff . . . neat appearance . . . good student . . . true Coyle gentleman. Zealous men are ever displaying to you the strength of their belief. PAUL MARQUET GRIFFITHS 78 Somerset Avenue, Taunton Club 4. . . . true scholar in. Math and Chemistry. He who thinks for himself is a free man. LOUIS JOHN GRIMALDI 181 Chestnut Street. North Altlvboro Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketball 4. Lou, . . . loves true ltalian pizza . . . sociable . . . lilreahle anfl popular . . . quiet but not at all shy . . . quite the gentleman , . . outside work prevented him from being in many activities. Nothing is hard to a willing man. 4' X Glee Club 1, 4g Golf 2, 3. 43 Golf Monogram 43 lnlramural Basket- C Weasel . . . likeable . . . a segment of the New Beal-foril clique . . . drives a hot '55 Dozlge . . . worlts ont at the lV.B. Country Club. 55ZZTfff f'KTf' 1 w..:f1..'.f'f. 1 :fe 'I A-.,. 4,21 1,- fu Vi '?1f.1G1'5':f, 7Jf'f:i WQ,'x Q- QW 3'5Pf '1 .7 1 ff 2ft'f14.wf,,'Zze 1-2: , 44,2221 47 f f.,ffzff,f.,-ga..f:31,4':'f. 4 1 V' !.', d, ,:9ffe'.- : ' f2?fi',E17 :fi?- QE - vm -f ' E It I X' t ,A-722.111 ' .,14.Qz:e::f ., , ,. ' if 5, 14. ,7 yQ,,4q.,4y,,4f .. Scholastic Monogram 3g Dance Committee 43 Debate 13 Archery 23 Warrior 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 33 Football 2. 33 Math Tennessee . . . serious thinker . . . positive ease and confidence in any situation . . . works at the First National in the afternoons ze-wer' an , , , ' '- ', ,ig L- it-,LW fit ,ps , . v ft 'hw' - ' A if X W, t A X '- ....,-.6, CHARLES RAYMOND GUILLETTE 12 Thirteenth Street, Attleboro Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Dance Committee 3, 4g Basketball 1, 3, 4g Basketball Monogramg Golf lg Photography Club 1, 23 Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 2. Charlie', . . . cool, calculating mathematician . . . was designated Coyle Man. in his funior Year . . . warm personality . . . camera atlllift . . . smooth foot worker on basketball and dance floors. There was never a man so willing anywhere. ROBERT GUILLETTE 33 School Street, Attleboro Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 43 Debate 33 Declamation 13 Yearbook Ad Man l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 23 French Club 3. Bohn . . . honor student . . . serious thinker , . . aspires to a career in 'gtooth wrenchingv . . . anxious to please . . . great philosopher. Imagination rules the world. JOHN THOMAS GURL 262 Belair Street, New Bedford Dance Committee 43 Debate 13 Basketball lg Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Math Club 4. John . . . member of clan from St. Kilian's parish . . . loyal sup- porter of all Coyle activities . . . qualities of a gentleman . . . neat dresser . . . cheerfully volunteered for work in assemblies. The reward of a thing well done is to have it done. FRANCIS THOMAS HALPIN 567 Third Street, Fall River Clee Club 1. 43 Dance Committee 43 Program Seller 13 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 4. 'gFranh', . . . eager to lend a helping hand . . . pleasant personality . . . familiarly called hat pini' . , . quick mitted delegate jrom Hill City . . . favorite period: lunelz. A man is a worker. If he is not that, he is nothing. HARVEY RAYMOND HAMEL 34 Pine Street, Attleboro Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 13 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3. Haro . , . plans to be iz Tooth Ticklern . . . works in office . . . loyal backer of Coyle activities . . . Coyle's own boolrie . . . stable opinions and strong arguments. A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. X 2 , I fr' 'K- C AS ' on -, .43 3 4' - .f ' a i f . It ', fl' at ,1 , fl' A FRANK PAUL HARRISON 164 Buffingtnn Street, Somerset Stage Crew 13 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Basketball Monogram 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Baseball Monogram 3, 4g Photography Club 23 Art Club 15 Ad Man 43 intramural Basketball 1. Peck . . . well hnozvn, well lilrerl . . . always smiling . . . smooth footworlr on both the basketball court and :lance floor . . . hails from Somerset. Good nature is one ot' the richest fruits of true Christianity. 4 ROBERT W. HOLDEN 228 Whipple Street, Fall River Stage Crew 43 Dance Committee 4, Debate lg Football 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball Monogram 45 Baseball 3, 4g Baseball Monogram 3, 45 Intra- mural 1, 2, 3, 4. Bun . . . prominent athlete and popular student . . . positive ease and confidence in any situation . . . hails from the Hill City. He was firmly built and great in strength. JAMES EDWARD JINKS 82 East Street, Mansfield Band 1, 2, 33 Band Monogram 13 Photography Club li Yearbook , Ad Man 4. Jim . . . quite unruffled by difficulties . . . spends his time working i after school . . . well mannered. at We can do nothing well without joy and a good conscience. A25 ,Q JOSEPH MICHAEL JOHNSON 19 Morton Street, Taunton Dance Committee 4g Athletic Manager 23 Athletic Manager Monogram 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. foe . . . cat about town . . . sharp dresser . . . booster ol all Coyle activities . . . easily contented . . . enjoyed his days as student manager. God divided man into men that they might be cooperative. A -v1- JAMES W. JUDGE ,,a , .L 13 , , 1 --12+ 33 Carol Street, Somerset ff Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Monogram 43 Swing Band 2, 3, 43 Andre Club 4. a Ripper . . . proud of the 30 M.P.C. lie gets out of his Henry J. . . . first alto sax in band . . . quiet but not at all shy . . . calm x, 'ffl and even tempered . . . pleasant word for all. 21.15, I, ,- -. A, What we learn with pleasure, we never forget. -f ,V V 'V .LAJ tlvt , , ,M I A ,,, 1 , . 5 1 . ASQ, 1 ' if hx .4-J , 4:1 455' '. 'Qs , Baseball 3. 45 Baseball Monogram 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. player . . Let us lo 'Xlaelfl' . . . has made much of his two years here . , . talented ball- , genial personality and disposition . . . from North Attleboro. ve life and feel the value of it. e- ..-1.'- n..--,. wifi? STEPHEN JAMES KAMIONEK 350 Coffin Avenue. New Bedford Andre Club lg Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4. Steve . . . reserved, industrious student , . , aspires to be an engineer . . . comes from the Whaling City . . . warm personality. Self-command is the main elegance of a man. Dx JW 1...-111 .l JOHN JOSEPH KELLEHER 42 Sumner Street, North Attleboro ROBERT JOSEPH KELLEY 80 Pleasant Street, North Attleboro Scholastic Monogram 25 Band 15 Dance Committee 45 Photography Club l5 Yearbook Ad Man 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Math Club 4. Kell', . . . never had a bad word for anyone . . . reliable and very cooperative . . . honor student . , . possesses a fine sense of humor. JAMES NICHOLAS KEPPLE 320 Kenyon Street, Fall River Scholastic Monogram 25 Dance Committee 45 Debate 2, 35 Andre Club 3, 45 Program Seller 25 Yearbook Ad Man 45 Math Club 4. Hfimn . . . popular member of the Fall River boys . . . attentive student . . . lzaelfer of all Coyle activities . . . fine dresser . . . Hey, Decca. Cond and bad fortune are necessary to a man in order to develop his characterf' The only defense against the world is a thorough knowledge of it. vw 'fillflfirt' A , I EDWARD CHARLES LABRECQUE ' 1 14 Webster Street, Taunton in I Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 45 Swing lf' , Band l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 45 Oratory 35 Football 15 Golf 3, 45 ' 1' Golf Monogram 45 Review 45 Yearbook Ad Man 45 Warrior 45 Intra- r 'a0'f mural Basketball l, 25 French Club 35 Astronomy Club 4. , www Ed . . . plays u solid tenor sax . . . favorite class: Latin IV . . a gentleman and neat dresser . . . an authority on social life . . .2 5 familiar name? Nancy. ' fy,-73,1 'There is nobility in the world of manners. QW' E -. LA ma. itrnrt 3 S DAVID JAMES LACROIX 241 Weir Struct, Taunton Dance Committee 4g Football 1, 33 Baseball 23 Baseball Monogram 2: Athletic Manager 2g Athletic Manager Monogram 23 Anflre Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ticket Seller 43 Program Seller 43 Review 43 lntrumural Bus- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Daue,' . . . proof that good things rome in small packages . . . intlustrious worlfer on the Review stuff . . . II ,-zooll lrienzl ant! an attentive student . . . fine sfalbaelr of fifty-four eleven . . . tletire in C.Y.O. baslretball anrl baseball . . . often seen with Lane and Shaw. An honest man is the noblest man of Cod. JOSEPH A. LANE M . 7 Riverview Street, Taunton . Xlath Club 4. t'ombat. GERALD LARIVIERE 145 Longwood Avenue. North Dartmouth Dramatics 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Monogram 1. 4: Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Spanish Club 3. Gerry . . , a skilled musician in the Coyle Banrl . . . reserved anrl quiet . . . plans to pursue work in pharmaey . . . enjoys basketball . . . capable and well liked by all. The virtue of the soul does not consist in flying high but walking orderly. FW? yang f ,fre J ment MICHAEL JOHN LARKIN 16 Carden Street, East Taunton - A great delight, a quiet life affords. ROBERT JOSEPH LEMA 72 Oak Street, Taunton Dance Committee 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob . . . willing worker with pleasant personality . . . outsizle activi- ties prevented extra-currieulurn . . . calm . . . genial. Silence and reserve suggest latent powers. Cleo Club 4g Dance Committee 3, 43 Football 1, -2 Monogram 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 'fffffeef 2, 3, 43 Football Spanish Club 33 '6.loe . . . pleasing disposilion3 popular member of the Clee Club . . . full of fun but can be serious when time anrl conditions warrant Till it . . . ,favorite pastime: Dot . . . number 6.1 on foy e ine. lt is not the victory that makes the joy of noble hearts, hut the Basketball 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Atl Man 4. Mike . . . fine hoopster for three years . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . artive in C.Y.0. sports . . . often seen with Bourque and Custer. -N , , . ,- a n f f' K-:y .,,,,.,.-w fy VZ. 4 f sf1,yaf:e1f,,-fy iam- gg A f- pf r.,e,.,, we .,,f:-cz ,tfwurqfrf -.ff,,- aff wf:f.,2'r:f'.: 41 I e,f':?f:15-vfalivf ,' ,gjv'f.fr'j.:.:j Eff! J..,,jgf,,ff-3 -' f fi:-fm saw? 'HW' :.L.fQ..2u ,.:.2iZs.1:'s't?J.59s...4H r-' , , , ,. I 7 I E 2 'fiiiif-'5 ,ff 5416? f EW mzaw . to if Zz '7 'rrawffff 4' f l ,at If o'ffef:pz'f4:ff 1. . - fff,,, W- .,,, .41 2 ,,4,,...f-:ww '. ' .ZQQ f 1 ,wgxll 53341 I WWW! 'TV' N V -'Rx V iw ' I 'C vmarqhl 1 1' K . mf' fr' I . . mm ALBERT FRANCIS LOCKETTI 46 Prospect Street, Brockton '?5f A Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4. I f Spook . . . I1 tall, lanky representative from the Shoe City . . . X' pilots a 'shlol Mere . . . reserved lhough not shy . . . confident . . . neat. The will of man is by his reason swayed. GERARD ALFRED LORANGER 197 Jarry Street, New Bedford Dance Committee 41 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketa 1 ball 1, 2, 3, 4. '4Gerry . . . good lrid . . . pleasing character . . . qualities of a V ' gentleman . . . friendly and easy to get along with . . . Parlez-vous Francais? Alnlanuanv -. ,. Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. FRANCIS MICHAEL MACK 99 Bird Street, Stoughton Dramatics 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Frank . . . loves to sing and enriches the Glee Club with his fine tenor voice . . . talres things as they come . . . one of Stoughton's representatives to Coyle. Good humor only teaches charm to last. PAUL DANIEL MAHONEY 99 Plain Street, Stoughton Dance Committee 43 Art Club 13 Yearbook Ad Man 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ferry . . . has a magnetic personality and well liked by all . . . easy going delegate from Stoughton . . . Praetor of Virgifs Senate . . . eager to be ll V.D.M. He who thinks for himself is a free man. . f Q, V4 y WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN if 26 Walnut Street, Taunton Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Co-Chairman M I 33 Co-Chairman 415 Oratory 35 Review 45 Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intra- . mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g Math Club 4. ,I ' - Skip , . . a high scholastic average despite many time-consuming outside activities . . . good worker on the Junior Prom Committee J . . . booster of all Coyle activities. The actions of men are like the index of a book: they point out I what is most remarkable in them. - ielflf Lees. .I , 11.2 ROBERT PAUL MENARD 10 Bridge Street, South Dartmouth Clee Club 1, 4, Dance Committee 43 Debate 31 Declumution lg Year- book Ad Man 45 Intramural Basketball 4. Fuzzy . . . amiable . . . cornmutes from the Whaling City in ll hot Packard . . . has maintained a liiffh srliolaslic auerave in Latin C' b . . . cheerful disposition. The learnerl umlerstaml the reason of art. RICHARD FRANCIS MILLER Y A I 21 Pleasant Street, Mansfield l Dance Committee 4g Football 3, 4, Football Mono ram 4 Basketball 3, 43 Basketball Monogram 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Baseball Mono ram ',',. 3, 4, lntramural Basketball 2. Dick . . . has a magnetic personality . . . dependable genuine sports enthusiast . . . an eager listener . . . well lzlrea' bm all H neat dresser . . . excels in all sports. H The world belongs to the energetic. 2 L rrt-r HAROLD JOSEPH MORRIS 82 Tremont Street. Taunton Clee Club 4g Dance Committee 4, Basketball 13 Andre Club 1, Year- book Ad Man 3, 43 lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Harry . . . has a cheerful outlook on life . . . favorite class: Spanish . . . part of the Taunton Clique. Nothing is impossible with pains and patience. JOHN EDWARD MOYNIHAN 426 Moraine Street, Brockton mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. of his Brockton Belle . . . neat dresser. One is only what he makes himself. LEONARD NORMAND MUIR 16 Woodlawn Street. New Bedford Debate lg Yearbook Ad Man 45 Intramural Basketball 2. 'Lennyu . . . quiet and amiable . . . an all around good fellow . . conscientious and serious about all his studies. 'Happiness is the harvest of a quiet life. Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Photography Club 13 Yearbook Ad Man 4 lntra lack . . . friendly attitude . . . sociable . . . lzlieable proud 101i 4 .. RICHARD JAMES MULHERN 30 Trescott Street, Taunton 1? A Dance Committee 3, 49 Basketball 1g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dirk . . . has a magnetic personality . . . dependable . . . neatness ' personified . . . Vice President in charge of marquee at Park Theatre. Much wisdom often goes with the fewest words. ?w-3 PETER FRANCIS MULLEN 167 Center Street, North Easton Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 4: Declamation 1, Photography Club 23 lntramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Pete . . , excellent scholar . . . well mannered . . . sharp-eyed shooter for intramural learns . . . hails from North Easton . . . con- fident and neat. Good nature is the bread of mankind and the staff of life. I , JOHN FRANCIS MURPHY 30 James Street, Brockton Debate 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Declamation 23 Photography Club 1, Warrior 2, Declamation C-old Medal Winner'2g intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. utllayorl' . . . one of the better known politicians of Coyle . . . always ready for class disczissions . . . unassuming manner . . . chief spotter for Brockton Ground Observer Corps. lt is hard because it is good. PHILIP STEPHAN MURPHY 59 Floral Street, Taunton Dance Committee 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Monogram 3, 4-3 Basketball 1. 2g Yearbook Ad Man 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Phil . . . stalwart guard on Coyle eleven . . . likeable chap . . . has attained a host of friends at C.H.S .... calm and even tempered . . . admirable qualities. Humility is the root, mother, nurse, foundation and bond of all virtues. fra.-M, H v,g3,,f,,,,, Q41 RICHARD THOMAS MURPHY 280 Canton Street, Stoughton ' Dance Committee 41 Andre Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior 2, 43 Inlfillllufal haw, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g French Club 33 Math Club 4. Q,,,,,f3f4- Shake'7 . . . breeds goats as a hobby . . . a true friend who will H be hard to forget and a pleasure to remember . . . member of the ,mire Club. ,ffxtfrifw-,,f . I, 1 I . I , , V N1'illlll IS reason In the makmgf . ',i,,,!w ' ,7V,:,,!, , ,A 4,'ff'Wf6 , 1.'f,f,,JA- I ia J K' . Tx.. .ax ..r.sfA. . W. I, V x Y' ICLAS 'S TR? I S l a 0 MLM.-. 9 3 y . 5 :E I'P-.'-,I-We iw' Q15 l . 2,5 ' 3- rt ee : te ef' 'w?efs:S:. . . Nh . , 1 ' ea.. - 'st . ,.,.,.., ,. . ,qs .,.- -fs-rw . Z ei, 1--:43 THOMAS FRANCIS MURPHY 260 Pine Street, Brockton Dance Committee 4g Photography Club lg Andre Club lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. One of those Murphys . . . main figure of llle shoe city crew . . quiet but well liked. When our hopes break let our patience hold. DAVID F. MCALLISTER L, Jit- ' tg' A. Glen Echo Road, Stoughton ,U Andre Club 4. 5, Dave', . . . quiet exterior . . . good naturezl . . . friendly . . b , ,,,,. , . TQ, serious natured. - M i f -f .. - . . ., 'I -,gt What sweet delight a QUICK llfe affords. f 1 4, if :aff 1- ff ff Zif f 2' f?4 Q 5 , if ffffi 7 f if ff Az . ,, 5 THOMAS EDWARD MCCARTHY . , 5 O'Keefe Street, Taunton , L ,, Dance Committee 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. fl ' f . . . . ' f zu - f . . . Mac . . . one of the Weir boys . . . live wire . . . mechanically ' j . . . . 1 4 f 24' znclzned . . . never worries . . .liked by all. 5 gf , 2 . 1. 2 effff Burdens become light when cheerfully done. ' A A,-.D . lf-I FRANCIS JOSEPH MCGARRY Route 44, Raynham Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4g Ticket Seller 45 Program Seller 33 Warrior 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4g Religion Award 25 Journalism Award 3g Astronomy Club 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Librarian 3. Frank . . . manages McGarry's Turkey Farm . . . likes guns and hunting . . . high scholastic standing . . . fun loving . . . perfectionist. They will rise highest who strive for the highest place. . 722 - 'e c - - ' 4 r X FELIX THOMAS MCGRATH 129 Clark Street, New Bedford Clee Club 4-g Dance Committee 4-g Golf 2, 3, 43 Golf Monogram 45 Photography Club lg Yearbook Ad Man 4. Felix . . . spontaneous, jovial outlook . . . one of the N.B. clan . . . friendly attitude . . . blushes easily . . . clean cut. The quiet of his voice is the tempered steel that forges empires. !lF ar, yi. vi I L r fv l It fb T 17121: -eff ' .4 -Eff: y-IA 4,117 , -z' --J -ef-' , ,,ee2:4Ef5fzf!:,iL5 .f.f4i1'iZv'bvvff:'.J H., . J. -no '-1 - V fmar'-?1fgf.i7,n,T9:,t ' v 'S'- jf- , i e,. Q., . ,'.,.-, . ..-QL. i ,va 'f!.'j ' Q X ',,' .-x' - -- - Y: .-ze' t 1 31372 QQ' ' ' vw lol A. W i .. is g- EDWARD JOSEPH MCKENNEY ' Q 52 Fir Avenue, North Tiverton - - ,,., Dance Committee 43 Andre Club 1. 2, Warrior 4, Intramural Bas' ' ketball 2. ' Ed . . . drives the daily laxiito lhe hall. River area . . . neat dresser ! . . . good sport . . . Rhode Island s contribution to Coyle. nm' Life is great when fortified by many friendships. fff 0 1 1 ., V. f f FRED MCMENAMY, JR. 26 Main Street, Acushnet Clee Club 45 Declamation 23 Football 2, 3, Photography Club 1, 2, Ticket Seller 21 Yearbook Ad Man 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. i'Fred . . . has more than an average interest in cars . . . often seen with the other Acushnet boys . . . good student . . . interested in the science field . . . photo fan. He who has a firm will molds the world to himself. 1 W wi-.awuf I ':,W,yf THOMAS JAMES NORRIS 15 Collins Street, New Bedford Dramatics 4g Clee Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3. 45 Basketball Monogram 49 Yearbook Atl Man 4. Tom . . . smooth footwark on the dance and basketball floors . . . popular member of the Clee Club . . . likeable, sociable, pleasing personality. t'It is motive alone that gives character to the actions of men. DONALD CARR 0,BRlEN 48 Hope Street, Attleboro Dance Committee 3, 4g Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf Monogram 4: Intramural Basketball 1, Debate 3, 4g Debate Club Officer 3, 4. O'B. . . . Ray's buddy . . , captain of Coyle Golf Team in Junior and Senior Years . . . always ready for a class discussion . . . cheerful disposition. The best men always prove the wisest. .a.ss1.Z'.- -L LQELM Ea. CARL ROBERT O7CoNNI-:LL 5 Winter Street, Fall River Yearbook Ad Man 4, Intramural Basketball 4. Carl . . . C.Y.0. baseball star . . . reserved and easy going . . outside worlr prevented him from taking part in school activities . . neat dresser. 7' II thou desire to be wise, be wise enough to hold thy tongue. .Z-smtp, , ' :a,f3., 345: e 'ii :3 21- -- .Sai-, :Ts ,Q I -JM! QC A i n t .L X Ya WILLIAM S. S. OGDEN l 3519 North Main Street, Fall River ji - Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate 1, 2, Yearbook Ad Mun 4. Y. XXNNN Wild Bill . . . knows H1078 about the stars than the Man in the Xi Moon . . . 1?1ellflcno1vn,1 well lilferl . . . set high scholastic ratings ...never ata oss or IUDF s. Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance JAMES JAY O'LEARY Taunton Avenue, Norton Clee Club 3, 4g Dance Committee 4, Football 3g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf Monogram 4g Yearbook Ad Man 3, 4, lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jim . . . four year golf star . . . always smiling . . . hails from the Wheaton Area . . . one of Coyle's best dressed boys. A gentleman is always known by his style. WILLIAM M. OVERTON 134 Porter Street, Stoughton ' Photography Club 1, 2, Andre Club 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4g Math Club 4. Bill . , . travels from Stoughton . . , quite an example of good nature . . . one of the few in the Classical Course. fi t 'f2 f?I! Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye. JAMES C. OWEN 42 Read Street, Fall River Dance Committee 4. jim . . . member of the Naval Reserve . . . garrulous . . . happy- go-lucky . . . favorite period: Lunch. 4'Let me be a friend to all mankind. ROBERT CARL PENDRAKE ' 629 Charles Street, Fall River , Class Treasurer 1g Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Yearbook Ad Man 4, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3. Bob . . . lent his singing talents to the Glee Club for 3 years . . . leader of the F. R. bus . . . full of life. There was a note of good fellowship about him. 4fMi?ZL a-A ,AW ..3.:y,.. 'J-YT ' . 1 t. L Liilibfdlfl -'-' M-?gQQ1.gjy, 5915. Y RONALD PAUL PENDRAKE A., , 679 Charles Street, Fall River 9 Q G 195' C11-e Club 1, 25 Yearbook Ad Man 4-g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- all QMQQQ .,,, ,V 'ww' Ron . . . well lfnotvn . . . well lilred . . . the other lzalf of lltc' Y Hjf 'iff.L5fi 'u ' J . ' . . ' . . 0 4 4m ,j35Q,5o,.a'f9' lenzlralte twins . . . taltes things as they come . . . reserved though fly? I no! slty. . X SJ J The virtue of the soul does not consist in flying high, but walking fr,-4' . We rn M115-an avr' I orderl yr ff ff, ,W 4, of 4' J 57' .-' jf ftfifwfr' 44 DAVID WILLIAM PERRY 33 Hodges Street. Attleboro Clee Club 1. 23 Debate 2. Dave . . . always ready for rz little fun . . . witty and elzeerful . . admirer of llxe ,feminine gender. Laugh and the world laughs with you. rr ' ' 1 ,A.L',,f,. RENE W. POIRIER 575 Bay Street, Taunton Dramatics 3. 45 B , I my Club 4. writ' Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. PAUL ALLEN POMFRET 120 Read Street. Somerset Clee Club 1. 2, 3. 45 Dance Committee 43 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intra- mural Football 2. t'Paul . . . spent rnrzny sumnzers at- Catlterlrrrl Camp . . . spends his afternoons as a baker . . . able to enliven the saddest moments. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. I RICIIAIID ARMAND POULIN 9? 168 Shaw Street, New Bedford Yt-arbook Ad Man 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g 3, intramural Football 2. 5 MSW' U A yyyl felt , . . . a great pal of Steve K .... drives a hot M 'TQ' Nw- read lint not borzlfislt . . . friendly, lzard Ivorlrirtg. Z vii-I, I , . . . . . yi, 3 'A man IS a workerg If he IS not that, he 15 nothing. ga, .1 'g ' its 4 ' if-1 :t:' - 4 as- , .K ,-0',.f4 fm.: set-w-'51 ' vJAfw'-fm-M It ,.1?t...t ..L?-:iff ' M1 'f'ay,'f,,gj,,e:-If-M1 Miz. wt3f,fI.v'f. I 3 :w:,,1:f:Y.cffz. . and 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Monogram 1, 4: Swing Band 4, Dance Committee 43 Review 4g Yearbook Ad Man 4g Warrior 3, 4g intramural Basketball 33 French Club 3g Hath Club 45 Astrono- Rene . . . very versaltle In percussion section . . . lzas a cool ward- robe . . . reserved . . . liked by all . . . excellent student. AMY' 44' ,, I ., Ze.: 4 XE C . X '--mug x Spanish Club ere . . . well ...ty 'A .urge-Batik L CLA E ' ,' no ' , 5 JOHN POWERS 43 Purcllust- Strat-t, Fall River Football 3, 49 Football Monogram 43 lntramural liasketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Archery 1, 23 Art Club 1, 2, 3. Tyrone . . . a great help in the Coyle barhfialrl . . , easy going . . . good sport . . . lfnown by all . . . good student . . drives a sharp Ford. all is not the victory that makes the joy ol noble hearts, but the combat. I HAROLD LESLIE JOHN QUALTERS, JR. 136 Church Street, Mansfield Band 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 4g Declamation 23 Review 4. profession. Music washes away from the soul the dust of every tlay lifef, Harry . . . hails from the great litlle lawn called Mansfield . . . plays a cool clarinet . . , ardent Rea' Sox jan . . . model airplane enthusiast . . , appreciates good music . . . interested in the leaching 14' f M' f'f :i1.zzz6 'Lx:f f 1 , 1 ' ' EDWARD FRANCIS REARDON ' 45 Dawes Road, Brockton I Glee Club 4g Cheerleader 2g Dance Committee 4-g Yearbook Atl Man 45 lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Ed . . . hails from the K'Shoe City . . . constantly seen with his buddies, Tom Murphy and John Maynihan . . . practical jolrer . . . one of Coyle's GIANTS Without labor nothing prospe-rs. , I DONALD WILLIAM RICKETTS A A 'V ,A 6 East Broadway, Taunton ,Wi Dance Committee 4g Debate 15 Oratory 3, 43 Athletic Manager 1, 25 W. ' Athletic Manager Monogram 1, 2, Photography Club 1, Yearbook Atl 4' ,fl Man 4g Warrior 1. Don . . . has become an authority as an athletic manager . . . is a devout booster of Senator McCarthy . . . one of the cowboys In Q bf '7 front of the spa . . . has scholastic abilities. Science is but the statement of truth found out, f ,I V ' E, 522. , :r 'L 2i1f2422525:z1 f 527522, V . .,,vIi.-y-,,:1'y,3g ,-,gf ,gp-11,1-':.f42'-PEW,-, y , :2.,,2'-.f?'i: ,t ., ,4-:r 3507. 3:'pq1:',:3y - .. ffvg V gf .9,!lC,:t5fLftfaggzzsaifwff . ,j' 215 -a 3 ,Q rf E .tj -. 123432295??fff6f?:f?f:?f:Z f , .--:rfrtfif-mf...f:i:,-in LEONARD NORMAND ROBERGE Dean Street, Barrowsville Scholastic Monogram 2g Clee Club 1, 4g Dance Committee 43 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Baseball Monogram 23 lntramural Basketball 1. 2. Lenny . . . comes from the metropolis of Barrowsville . . . at one time a barbefs dream . . . holder of the keystone combination on the diamond . . . an eager lab technician. We can do nothing well without joy, and a good conscience. Aly. 1' Z he , I - 0 , a1'g'gi5 I 'W - , , -A ,14- 4 , A '- '- err! X 'r 9 'blip fig 45' Q' DANQJ OB A 35 Crm ell S t, F Rivers X 9 ' 5 Zibga book A Ma Dance Committee 4, 'Dan ' . . . en f fr Inf all 'ver . . . seen with O'Brien . . . an individ- VM ual' li. . . 1 s tual ile. 'dgwr ' 1 t ty soqvner o t comes to all who work and wish. BRUCE ALBERT ROBISTOW H, ' 34 Third street, Attleboro , Dance Committee 45 Photography Club 15 Warrior 45 Intramural Bas- 'fi' kt-tbaIII,2,3,41iIath Club 4. if Bruce . . . latest Coyle owner of 'The Forty-One Ford convert . . . ,Q a jour-year member of lhe intramural basketball teams . . . one of the u 'f. ,,,v,, . f ifl'27'3 ,',' 2 bigger boys at Coyle . . . pleasant-natured. V ,,v. I ... ' If-Qf 'iGood nature is the beauty of the mind. I n A Z? ., ' ' r t, we A ,fIffrv:y:t14'f,g fztqapwt-I ,' 'tzzzgliyth f . ,f ry ,ft-,r,-Q BERNARD DANIEL RUANE 94 Washington Street, North Easton Dance Committee 45 Photography Club 1, 25 Andre Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4. Bernie,, . . . an inhabitor of the library . . . one of the big guns on the Stoughton bus . . . one of Coyle's Galileos the Andre Club . . .pressman for the Warrior. . . . steady member of The newspapers are the world's encyclopediasf' A ADRIAN JOHN SAINT 74 Park Street, New Bedford Dance Committee 45 Yearbook Ad Man 45 Math Club 4. Hfvhnv . . , Arrived at Coyle in his Sophomore year . . . tours around in a Super 83W . . . frequently seen on the honor roll . . . possesses a quiet sense of humor. A'He had no malice on his mind, nor ruffles on his shirt. v. , K . i . I . 3 'I . ,. . rw ,'.1' . A 1 ff FRANKLIN JOSEPH SANTILLI 147 West Union Street, East Bridgewater Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 45 Football lg Yearbook Ad Man 4. Frank . . . has a good appetite for Pizza . . . always loses his muf- fler . . . plays a cool licorice stick . . . has a vivid imagination. A light heart lives long. ap' me 4 . .qw lCLAS 4? is N ,E '24 A 1, .-W' ,. ni.. - - AC ,V WILLIAM ROBERT SCANLON l3 Peck Street, Fall River Dance Committee 4-3 Debate lg Yearbook Ad Man 4. , Bob . . . ronscientious anrl unassurning . . . one of Fall Riuefs finer rontribulions lo Coyle. 2 t. Y -- 3 lle was a glatlsome merry man. M ,W ,, PAUL FREDRICK SCULLY 7 Atwood Court, Taunton Clee Club 4, Dance Committee 4g Basketball 2, 3g Yearbook Ad Man Ng, . 4g lntramural Basketball 3, 4. '4Slrnll . . . one of the Taunton boys , . . ll C.Y.0. basketball star . . . can often be seen with Witty Good humor is the health of the soul. FRANCIS JOHN SHAW 7 Chester Street, Taunton 'lf Dance Committee 4g Program Seller 3, 4, Yearbook Ad Man 4. ,ki A Riclc,' . . . avid Irish football fan . . . diligent, quiet worker always 'V V 'VA' seen with La Croix and Lane . . . holds a position at the First 1' 5 ,I National in Taunton. ' ' 6'The more a man denies himself the more he shall receive from heaven. V Y ,f,f I 1 121' 5x , , f V GERALD ALFRED SIMARD 310 Third Street, Fall River Dance Committee 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 4g French Club 4. Gerry . . . a very friendly and well liked senior from Fall River . . . cheerful . . . happy-go-luclry . . . good student . . . a loyal Coyle fun, The cheerful man is king. JAMES FRANCIS SOUTHWOOD 3 Cedar Drive, Canton Dance Committee 4, Photography Club 1, 23 Yearbook Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3. lim . . . hails from the big city of Canton . . . quiet but humorous . . . full of life . . . plans to take up medicine . . an excellenl gentleman . . . key figure in the Stoughton rallies. ,gases-A Man is the merriest species of the creator. Z If f .2'?f4 f iff? 'Wil ,rfifgj 1 f ff gf, ff' Z , A - tiff Q j.-l7 '4 3-Q,-1 - ww f .' f A, JF' 0 A 1'1?55'..' . ' 1 arf' 7 ..wf'f ' 'll . V.,'. 7 . 1 , -' f f fi ' , V'1qg..v,? z, ,4,f er . , . ,, ,,,. , ,A -fsayvu-army--R-v3. ' - - ' Ft r , rw . J . . ,., ,, at ' Efzggwffe Xi, FRANCIS RICHARD SPADEA 30 Wyoming Avenue, Brockton Stage Crew 4, Clee Club 3, 43 Dance Committee 4g Yearbook Ad Man -lg lntramural Basketball 4. llFl'HlIh'H . . . courteous and gentlemanly . . . shows great talent of auto designs . . . shares the pleasure of Loclcettfs mera Enthusiasm is the inspiration of everything great. . , stiff' ti If 5 it zfzf.-,-,W Qt:-f ', - , j:, gf z'7ffv Z' I, , f- 'foil -1 ?f2:1Iff'li dv iff WALTER LEO STANFORD . V, fl lfii ML 14 Pleasant Street, Mansfield 1,12 12 ,f f' A Ticket Seller 23 Yearbook Ad Man 4, Intramural Basketball 3. V M Leo . . . one of the Mansfield clique . . . easily recognized by flame jaclretg good kid. 'GA merry heart goes all the day. Scholastic Monogram 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Monogram 4, Dance Committee 4: Yearbook Atl Man 45 lntramural Basketball 1, 23 Math Club 4. Stu . . . spends his summers defining golf balls in Atlleboro . . . honor roll member for four years . . . plays a fine bass horn in the band . . . tells a good jolre. -f., ff 35. I f I If ,..., S N X w . A X X X .fit 933' 1521+ ...tt . t X A+., w we Xm ,X A N NADQC A 1 EJ.. I Q t A xg. ff A V T - Nr N via X K V lun 'Af X 'Sli C r ta . Wx, 5, . f.e?iQ2Zff' fir? -' EDWARD FRANK STANTON 205 South Main Street, Attleboro Dance Committee 45 Intramural Basketball 4: Math Club 43 Yearbook Ad Man 4. Ed . . . joined us in his senior year . . . intramural basketball . . . acquired many friends at Coyle , . . originator of many stories . . . has his eyes se! on Boston College. Though we knew him briefly we liked him well. WALTER ALLEN STUART 174 Elm Street, North Attleboro By the work, one knows the workmanf' ' V 'X afifi. V 5 ' A ,,,, - , , , , ,f,,f,,5,f, ,5 L' ,f ff f u , ,. 1- .-14, , ,1,.f',ff'p Wify, ,za ff ' , ,537 5' . If Alia! f 5 ' ' 53' 1 1 97, ' , 5 I .f ff: ' - MM! Q, ! 1 V .. .ff ar 2, I, wygw, Tv :wa w'3gw,5, w4gv'3Q5Ifff: 'Qtf'31aXf.-in ?fZ'gL ,' fo, f v,,, a.f.f, ag vm. f,- , A-. Zfaiaritifff MQQAZL. f' 4, ' ' ,, EDWARD JOSEPH SWEENEY 385 C0llllIll'1CI Street, Taunton Dance Committee 3, 4, Chairman 34 Photography Club 1, 2g Archery 15 Rf-view 4g Yearbook Ad Man 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 'glfrln . . . a major factor of the success of the Junior Prom . . exercised school spirit plus . . . zealous worker on the Review . . smart dresser. 'lSunny disposition is the very soul of success. , 1 V n' J 'i4'b 1.- J 1 Aw? 'Miki 2776 . , 55. - A ali - IOR lCLASiiillimltits AO. .O O vvv FRANK SZYDLOWSKI, JR. 92 Lonsdale Street, Fall River Clee Club 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Football 23 Yearbook Atl Man 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 43 Math Club 4. Syd', . . . lends his strong voice to tlze Glee Club . . . never lute bl for lunch . , . autliority on boats . . . an alniable chap. i'Agitation is- the atmosphere Of the brains. M MARIO ALBERT TAVARES 252 South Street, lllaynham Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 4. personality. Wit is the salt Of conversation. JOHN ROBERT TEIXEIRA 2 Pond Street, Norton Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Ad Man 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3g Math Club 4. Tex . . . sharp dresser . . . member of Norton Corps , . , added his voice four years to the Glee Club . . . participated in intramural bas ketball and football contests. Happiness is the supreme object of existence. EDWARD THOMAS 1918 South Maine, Fall River 43 lntramural Basketball 1, 43 Spanish Club 3. society. WILLIAM J. THOMAS 409 Centre St., Bridgewater Band 2, 3, 4, Band Monogram 45 Swing Band 43 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Bill . . . member of the brass section of the band . . . active intra- mural player . . . quiet and deliberate. He deserves praise who does not what he may ut W a h h t he should. V , 4? ,Ma Dance C0lllIlllIlC8 3, 43 Debate 1, 23 Declamation 1, 23 Bronze Medal lg Oratory 3, 43 Art Club 43 Andre Club 4g Review 43 Yearbook Ad K'ClIic0 . . . an active orator . . . lives till he can own a Ferrari noted for his artistic talents, shown by the Review . . , pleasing Glee Club 1, 4, Dance Committee 4g Football 2, 33 Yearbook Ad Man Ed . . . a hilltopper from Hill City . . . travels with McKenny . . . a loyal backer of Coyle activities . . . cheerful and fun-loving. Good humor is one of the best articles of dress that one can wear in Tama, wwf 5 I f 1 , 5 2, Zff . .J 'Z .f '- -2-, ' 1? 55.1 ffl, - A Af' . 3 . 5 E? .iv-' M A - N - w--! luvii-H Wm ., L ., .,,,,, .,,. N ., A I Y . Ex W JOHN STEPHEN TOKARZ 1546 Riverside Ave,, Somerset X5 Andre Club 3. 4g Yearbook Ad Man 4. W f , . Tok '... small in stature but big in spirit . . . from New Englanrlks ' fastest growing 'comrnzinity . . . fascinated by the slide rule . . . A,,g,'.4iv,! rlepenrlnble and industrious. f '0W'M Reserve is the truest expression of respect towards those who are LQ its objects. A fl' GERALD MICHAEL TRAINOR 2 Grove Street, Fall River Football 3: Basketball Ig Review 4g Intramural 2, 3, 41 French Club 3. 'fCerry . . . an excellent owner of a spirited jesling character . . . 'Y-.47 a skilled typisl on the Review . . . pet peeue period four. bm 'SAnd everywhere he went his fame was high. r,,.. 1 V,.1--HA, ,. 1 'l' f 'I 7 JOSEPH FRANCIS WALSH 11 Hodges Ave., Taunton Class Officer 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 4g Dance Committee 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 3, 4. Smokey . . . gained notoriety as a basketball player . . . proven a 4 leader as a class officer , . . an important factor in the band -. . . frequently seen at the C.Y.O. Fields are won by those who believe in winning. RICHARD F. WEAVER 17 Athol St., New Bedford j Band 1, 2 3, 4, Band Monogram 4, Dance Committee 4, Golf 15 Photography Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4. f'Dooclles . . . hard working member of tlze band . . . says much in few words . . . intramural basketball partalfer . . . quiet personality . . . neat dresser. L'Music is well said to be the speech of angels. ROBERT WILLIAM WHALEN 8 General Cobb Street, Taunton ,lt Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Q Yearbook Ad Man 4. ima! Mum, Babu . . . holds tenor section together in the glee club . . . eager to ' ' have fun . . . staunch intramural player. The great and only serious business of life is to live happily. ROBERT HOWARD WHITTEMORE 33 Kelley Street, Taunton Football Monogram 3, flg Baseball 2, 3, 43 Baseball Monogram 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Monogram 3, 4g Dance Committee 4g Yearbook Ad Man 4. ll7lIit', . . . Tlze Taunton clique L'l1Ullll'fC'lll' . . . easy to know, but llarrl to forget . . . excels in all three sports . . . CYO baseball champ. 'kwhatever is popular deserves attention. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER ZAJAC 20 Emery Street, New Bedford l. M Dance Committee 4g Ad Man 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, K.-'RX it I DONALD BOWEN WILLIAM MARTIN WILLIAM OGDEN PETER CURRAN DAVID BOWEN STEPHEN KAMIONEK JAMES ANTOSCA JOHN MURPHY DONALD RICKETTS LEONARD ROBERGE QUIT? Mike , . quiet and very pleasing personality , . . boosted all Coyle ac- tivities although he could not participate in tlzern . . . true qualities of a gentleman. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. 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Tormey. W. Sroczinski. P- Lewis. R. Soucy. R. Ahern. Sc-cond row: S. Bowen. R. Bellonzi. F. Fontnc-au, P. Morris. K. Carricr. P. Shachoy. WI' ,, q..ff,, :wmv A nm 1 First row, lm-ll In right: P. Maillnux. D. Clvvlunrl. N. Bourassa. U. P R. C f-rruull. 4.2. Hurkins. A. Yi-Ile. Sf-cund ruw: R. Tracy. C. Robbins. ourcy. F. Nnrtrm. 1. Wilcngie-r. I-I. Folvy. , Tf-31 -' ' EQ. T -- ra. ,rf-L-Qf 1 Tx-wa-I 'I ,I N. ffm? ,.f!', ,ZLJWY 'Z' 2 . ,AZEVZM , ,WZ .-. Lim. .,,.,. , pai we First row. left to right: K. Cottrell, H. Bruce, C. Lurden, L. Arista. P. Kelley, R. Nzlcaula. Second row: R. Cranitn, R. Avila, W. Clem- mey. R. Concalo, E. Silvia. R. Duarte. First row, left to right: L. Emond, L. Mendes, F. Hoffmann, P. Perra. NT. Murphy, T. Taylor. Second row: W. Carter. T. Schofield. F. O'Boy E. Walsh. R. Rec, R. Morris. ,W First row, left to right: R. Patriani. W. Chapman. B. NTVCZIIIII, Xl. Gallacher. W. Otis, P. Lyons. Second row: J. Mullins. R. Wells. J. Flynn, P. Catanti, D. Lowney. T. Garvey. Yer!! f - . J- ' , 'fl' . . . .. . Q . 1 N 4'-F. 1427 , Cy. -igmu .Y f -N,-.-Al! 'U AQX 5 Q First row. lc-ft to right: J. Travers. T. Saunders. D. Driscoll, T. Moitoza. P. LaVault, W. Camara. Second row: J. Miranda, R. Abati, M. Mahoney. C. Desmarais. R. Bre-zinski, P. Marcille. WMA lying !5 4 f W First row, left to right: P. Denis. H. Carolan. J. Brassarcl. J. Ferreira, J. White, P. Carcloza. Second row: D. Burton, R. McGrath. A. Paille, C. Coleman, R. Kelleher, J, Donovan. -147,212 3 First row, lr-Il, lu right: R. Hoffman. D. Purdigau, R, Caulin, L. DffSffJ5l17f5, E. O'Bric-n. C. Kill-y. Second row: F. O'Regan, J. Donahue, N. :lTffHIi0Z8, Ii, Dussvuull. J. Larzzis, .l. Lnwney. L. 'Lf N -.4 .. A5 E X' 'VJ I- I , ,r N IIJXXN X CMM 2 X, flu! X V Ill yx ' fl R. FRECCERO D. DETHOMAS President Vice President S. TURKALO S. KOSS Secretary Treasurer r Q ' ' Q-.1-i- '-'r'fxV , P 1 , . ' . nwwmfzl-fwfhf, A , r . -V. K fr ...J 3.. Eh., A W MW Y--V---...ir ' - mr. X yn--. Firsl row, left to right: R. Reilly. J. Ricketts. T. Cushman. R. Murphy, A. Porier. F. Tabak. Second row: A. Corrf-ia. C. Gouvia. J. Murphy. .l. Driscoll, W. Driscoll. D. Cardin. K. Meyer. '-':'7fC7!!.. .J 19.4.4 . : , . . . g:.:L::l . V3 'i 1 .fa '.. 4 First row, left to right: J. Rego, J. Raposa, R. Rebello, R. Guilette, L. Conroy, J. Collins. Second row: T. Cummings, R. Demers, D. Bunavicz, E. Correia, B. McManus, M. Coughlin. , .Hr-fb ., 'wr' firfelvrmv. L4-fl In right: R. L01-w, E. Smith, D. Luwncy, ,I. Crowley. K. Blrllfvp, D. Quzillvrf. Ha-mixfl row: L. Morin, D. Yvllv, D. Ryan, D. llutcliingun, D, firm.-ia. J. lhigggf-rly, F. Longo. .RM .Q First ruw, left to right: J. Filzgihlmns, N. Sharkvy. H. Welch. D. While, P. Schrievvr. P. Sullivan. Secunrl row: P. Lnrangvr. N. Racine, C. White, D. Stuart, F. lonmw, P. Levis. 5 ffaij 'First row, left to right: T. Wynn, D. McM0rmw, S. D'Arruda, M. Sl. Pierre, F. Re-zenrlc-5, C. Donovan. Second row: F. Bartrk, J. Coogan, J. Carvalho, E. Cunnifl, R. Ls-gere, H. Auhut. mag, XR' .-on First row, left to right: W. Precourt, C. Trainur. C. Culv. F. Fiizbian- mons, D. George, J. Bacigalupo. Second row: C. Arguin, W. l'll1gllr'S. D. Grant, C. Costa, D. Nvrney. P. Sullivan. K. Wclvh. rf. .n.. if . 5 fl' K Y 'Al .L1',.! 5... hi Y ' Av , X '12 ' W 'A '-H - - Af-f' Q55 'TX X 72127 ' w w First row. left In right: lm. B031-r. R. J. Lariviers. R. Maigrvt. SQ-Cunfl row: W. Purdy. H. Furc-ir-11 P. FI'ZlZlt'Ii. l.. Sears. D. Nichols. h. Puyant. P. Lulmas. R. Cmitu. R. Cracv. Xlc.-Mlanms. 722 First row, left to right: P, Dooley, W. Devereaux, D. Dandurand, C. Riendeau, R. Desrosiers, J. Corbett. Second row: M. Barber, T. Quinn, J. Benne- tt, R. Riendeau, P. Alves, P, L'Archevesque. m 1 r'f2 , .1 .ay rr! row, lvfl In right: J. llulu-na, l... Pvpin, F. Bvaisc-. P. lllvnard, A llulh:-rn. H. Lainv. SL-umul row: ,I. McNamara. J, Lima, R. Limii. K Pvrry, C. Nauru. lf. fllllflllliill, P. O'l.r1ur Y' C kg..-.X First row, left to right: M. Nolan, A. Baggc, R. Schricva-r, R. Freccero D. McDermott, W. Bielawa. Second row: J. Lewis, S. Turkalo, D Robislow, P. Judge, R. Greco, R. Clark, W. Mazzoleni, T. Robbins. First row, left to right: D. De-Thomas, F. McAulCY. J. Kennedy, R. McMorrow, P. Fraga, E. Dillon. Second row: A. Correia, S. Koss. J. Harrington, J. Owen, C. Hallahan, D. Sullivan. 1 ff . , , .I n-U li' ,.-2... .li Jig : ll. 1, TT 1 ,i T i':2?+f'. '- X i ii' v, Y' ff 7 P , My'pfmf ..11,,wfw' Sw? -ff? ' 'Y -- ' ik b ,V f - ,,, if iw,-, WV , In u -, ., 1-nw'f:'Tf f , Q 1 W V 1 ww, ' Y My ' 5' g ,Ffa I ,. A U - 9. Lf. I W V7 In Y , A x 1 fiffffexiit- ' 6 xv, 1 , , I I A I, X, ' Vi, Z an 1 -Q 1, -Y . fy ' f 1 'W fill, ' ' ' '- fvf 1-4. .W A , Zu 1 f4 y ,xv 4574 f-swf 1,1 4 V1.,f4 4 Z 441 W 1 . 9 ., f ' , , .f-74957 , A vm, ' ,,f,f..r, QW yin' V149 X,,r4w?Qf 'gr V1 4' 1 PVS: ' , 'A ffffxxk X 1 MM New 1959 ,. ., , A.f, W, MW , 4 A P. GAZZOLA E. President WCS J. DALEY X Secrelrlry f - f . K ' A 1 'f Q x , f r: 5... 1 I BOYLE Presidenl n , 7 fs- , hi I OX- lu xl a -'-f'f2fffiEse123'Z'x ? 5-. J f V I P -. ,4 .- F fi -. N y . A 1 ', I L ig . 25. 2 -- 'f ' -. , Q J. Z.-X WACKI Trerzsurer First row. left to right: C. Pimento. A. Costa. B. Curtis. R. Levesque, K. Charlton. R. Seneca. Second row: W. McAloon, E. Oneil. D. Ponies. G. Curran. R. Sweet. C. Freitas. iiil First row, left to right: E. Boyle, R. fllattos. D. Trucchi. D. Carmichael C. llclfachern, T. O'Brien. Second row: R. Gamache. J. Campeau R. Fay, F. Pino, F. Antnsca, J. Vicino. l7irQt row, lf-fl to right: E. DwCl1Pllis. I'l. Mathieu. E. Lalnecquc, W. Orfi, ll. Hlatlo-. W. Klurphy. Hvconrl row: J. Madigan, T. Hanforrl. P. Xlr-fluffrf-y. S. Hoavh, ll. Y1-llf-. J. Robertson. dll iii Ill I -A First ruw. lvft to right: R. Wvluslvr, li. Kalnufl. ,l. Xlfllalwtl, R. ljullrivr. C. Tmnaeu. P, Frazim-r. Sw-cnml ww: l.. A:-ack, l . Pugnini. R. Xlunivr R. Hall. T. Bournv. P. Bnivin. iiiil 9 IIBE X f1pfWf':1' 4 .War 7 I First row. left to right: J. Levis. R. Connelly. R. Llackader. R. Yer- rier, G. Caron, J. Boyle. Second mw: J. Emlwarrls, A. Poirier. J. Dutra. R. Houcla H. White, W. Silva. First row, left to right: P. Simonetti, R. Desrosiers. R, Bettencnurl. R. Crane-y, D. O'Brien. D. Taylor. Svcunfl row: C. Xlartin. R, Boarrl- man, C. Hoye, S. Hcfwey. T. Cunniff. J. Noonv. fy ,fl ,., -5 ISU' ' -..gf . .qv 1 mm.. X First row, left to right: A. Norden. J. Borges, M. O'Hearne, L. Legace, R. R. Cazemiro. Second row: A. Julin. J. Rausch. M. Demers. D. Paquin. Brouillette. t 1 t First row, left to right: J. Hanieski, C. Sylvia. R. Lukaszewski, P Trucchi. J. Czekanski, J. Kerrigan. Sccunml row: M. Fates. E. Teixeira. L. Colbert. R. Fagen, J. O'ConneIl, P. Sheehan. Fi rut row, left lo right: ,l. .Nfurriwv-y, J. QIHIIIIPTI, D. McKinney, J. Ufmlwy. I.. XI1'frUX'f1I'I1, 'If fVHfw'I'v. S4-r'm1rl row: T. Mikulis, R. Stefanik. XI V Il H U1 Ill'-111 trunzf- . . 'N' N .I. fiyma-, Il. Lirrl. ,, ' 'ff W 5 -.1-Sm-Tam .3 511-5 ,g W A... L 1 t e 1 Qfgfm.. . .r Q NX, F f '- ., ,,-,,- ,,L.i.4g....,.-mg F' ,qmxx..,.. v ' E - - 4. 1 Twig-E1-M U l 5, t avr Q 1:4 jqfaiii ,,'I'i'1 l First row, left to right: R. Sl. Germain. P. Wilkry, A. Cilnlmrls, 1-I Wheeler, A. Donovan, F. Clyncs. Second ruw: lf. Lake-, S. Daviml, H Taft, R. Citcl1e'll,,l. Zawacki, J. Cross. First row, left to right: D. O'Rir:lly, K. Ryan, H. Nelson. L. Lo'Homme. G. Studley, F. Fanning. Second row: D. Erwin, H. Briancl. A. Clemmey, T. Unsworth, P. Gazznla. J. Dc-ausereau. First row, left to right: G. Studvly, F. Clynvs. P. Williwfn. H. Wlwt-lf-1 A. Gibbons, J. Zawilcki. Second row: ,l. Deansvrn-au. A. llonoxan. 'l A Unsworth, P. Canola. if f f X! ,.,, , 7, ,,,' 71-H , my? ' 1' ,Z . 1? '7'!f 1 ' ' 'fully ln' nfl- fn V 1 f. . .,.. , X 1 f W-'f ,1f.w,f,f,y,ff.v.y,s-L., ,af ,V my Nz , -' , 1 f ' , , , ' wfiffiz-f ' I ' , - ,mf-ff, ' ' ' ' ,,'4f'fL9lf- f , , 4 f,4, ,,4!,,:,, ' fmfv ,961 ,g,,1,ig4. , xavfzivw 4- af , V, ,,ff.,, W4 1 XJ wtlkrmll X X Xxx ,f,XX XXV A 'ff fff ' fff XXNXXX I I wif' -1 ' ! 1 1 K. ff I 'KA-xmixyy 'NI X X X A M f W 5 'M ' W Wxxx YN . X, ' 1 N ff W 4' fa v I in gjw ul' ' ' , fx ' J! f S -ff' K fr f 16 N' 14,2 I . . Mil' JF . I I .,,+,59g.+. -,P W V ,wyq ya - 'M' ,X Qi 0 is ' il l N M Q- r , V- i M N i iff' ' 5114 XX' X- f 1 if Nw ,ff l, I7 ff l I V fy '70, 01, X R i l E 1 M l V ve YY, . lilly 4 Z W X ill J Af, - I, 2 , 6 I xi I - , yff , r'vlr + Wha+ does il' profil a man fo gain fhe whole world and if su er +he loss of his soul.' This familiar quofafion has i+s special place ai Coyle: for here, ihrough The inlegra V 'Hon of academic, fechnical, and religious ac'I'ivi'I'ies fhe Coyle sludeni' is broughi fo a 'Fuller undersianding of 'Phe parr he is 'lo play in +he world and is given a propersense Vuofvalues which will lafer s'I'and as lhe perfeci' criferion for his iuiure acfions. Un- udeuhfedly, 'Phe' mosi' imporianl elemeni' in 'ihe eclucaiion of 'Phe whole man a+ Co l is l+ha+ pan of +5 y e H ,V I H syyy e curriculum which brings him in clo ' ser unrly wifh God, namely 'lhe Rsliieijohsr'cliasisgfihe an 1- ' fy A M nuayyireireaf, ,and fhe Q+her religious adivifies which play such ble' I i l il ' .. 1. ff ,aff V, ,,,, V, ye opment, ., , A , A i f i 2 st LEEFEWWWL flf, 'Z - ,f ,ff f t 1 , f X fffx f kr f f 21' 2' V 5:-451-' 1' I ,f ln silence and quiet the de- vout soul maketh progress . .. for thou canst not both attend to Me and at the same time delight thyself in transitory things. During the retreat we are in close contact with our Maker at all times. Last year under the direction of Fr. Joseph McClade, S.S,C, oi the Columban Fathers, Coyle students withdrew mo- !! iyyf. xnxx 'Q .gi -il ' ,, xv:-14. 4 NW. ' .f ', ' ' ws., ' f' 22'ja.,- ',', ,,g,,,,f S S x S S 5. 5 NB v X 3 x X' E Xb' ! l RK. x X mentarily fmm the distrac- tions of the world to examine themselves in their relation- ship with Cod and lo plot a course of life which will prove their love and gratefulness as recipients of these gifts of Di- vine Life. The three days terminated with the impart- ing of the Papal Blessing fol- lowed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 1 ea W., w .w 'J 1 2 1 -'- 1,-if., :I i f.. i 1-..,, 7 , s 1 WH., i BRO. THOMAS C.S C To further the purpose of the Andre Club, name- ly to foster and stimulate vocations, Bro. Thomas once again made plans to visit monasteries to give the boys a first hand op- portunity to view the life of a religious. ln Feb- ruary the Andre Club witnessed an ordination at St. lVIary's Cathedral in Fall River. Students of Sl Mary s and Coyle 'rl rc chapel in the Brothers house IIIHSS. f1f?o,,.ff W. n- by The manger scene exemplifies the true Christmas spirit. Father Calvin spa-akinf .xl lc- ora lionul mass. During the month of October the oratory was set up to provide an opportunity for d Blessed Mother. IL' . . E 1, ' fri 5' af-g12f4?'l '.v,a tt r 31: .HJ s.. V. evotion to the V! ffl! My X X . Ni. Iffllnf mf A 7 F' T' , W 3 W' W' Q3 wx r C1 'Z X L AE ' ' 4 F v rd 1 I j L 1 43' + 1 1 X : X N J w S 7 SWK' f U6 mf ,nl U11 1 4.44, X., 1' ''fE1'r?:'1fZ.4i? ':4Ef,s1:f- 'i iWfq7,4 , K 1 f?Lfifi?'H'1 'w-iii' , , ' '44'm'f's f:-Zf'5J47f3'-,,f'44fi',f-7F' X f if' 4 ' fd WW' Mem 'ff wff 'ff 1' 1 f x I A ll 25? - Llllu x , 1,11 is ll, 4, T y ll 'IE' lx, 'A is 0 Risky X xx ' 3 p g A eZ ,., , S , f . ' 3 + ' lu. X -rf ' j 3 s A y , M W , ' My R A, , l i + il' Z fx - is - - I . K' M! 331 , alll Y s W by s ' XNX , E 'ii . l X K i i e eel W: by gfliim l The educa+ion 'thai' 'rhe Coyle siudeni' receives is primarily concerned wifh produc- ing a Caiholic man whose life reflecis 'l'l1a'l' of Jesus Chrisi. This religious iraining , ,coupled wii'l1 'l'l1e o'l'her sludies incurs sacrifice and requires increased efforis. Will-4 For- ' 'l'i'l'ucle we are guided and assisfed along 'l'l'ie roads +o +ru+l1, unimpeded by +l1e many V false and 'evil principles of selfish men in ihe world +oday. Here +l'1e sfudeni is prepared is V- 1-0 enferhis ,s+a+e in life abiding wifh 'Phe naiural law as sei down by fhe Crea+or. V V Y, M -P W X , M -1. -., ,.,. ,... W u ,,,, G ,,,,, , Hmmm , V , ,f X' 'fm fgwf-E! '55 E 455'i5'f'7' ,d41!,4y,11:':?'A - ,.vfZ,A39mff .dfmiwxw-9-. ns1f,z,s,',x -s--....,... Problems of profit and loss are worked out by Mr. Burns in bookkeeping class. Mrs. Scanlon conducts a lesson on Shakespeare dur- ing fifth period English. if F If H Brother Elrlrerl explains the dif- fers-m'c between an adjective and an advurhial phrase. Brother Eucles conducts his frfth period rehgron Q... llr pa mln-r Alugeplfs rvligiun Class ys strict attention. Brotlwi' Vieti-rian overseeing his students as they prepara- for a quiz. .x D Brother Alfred explains the XYZ Affair lo his U. S. History Class. Now as for the ratified consummated marriage. ,- ...-............i....,...,,.,, ...- M., V+ . . l W r JQIISI w i w ASTRA I Q 1 WX ' S I 353223 A fx Q.,- A Nu 5 6 'X ,Q ' Ag uw NWI 6 'We 24 f Brother Fl'll'1Cl9 has hls Enghsh III class dxsvuss Emerson avg Qi Whal's the answer to that one? 0x 3' Q5 .A Q0 xv N55 . . wx X T Q . S +5951 QQQXXG W' X0 gxox A 9 wi XC Advanced algebra class working out equations. ' 1 - 'ifjfafi A J 2 2 ,.Af.,f,,-,Ei-,--, 5 Physics is a contradiction. You sit still and figure speed. Turner la page a lecon dix-huil. .7-rm- I know ity why f1on't you? .,,,.-v-,.... W Y, Students engrossed in home- work uncler direction of Brother Philip. 7 ' , X.,N,M .,,, 37 an r Brother Michel conducts a Class in Cac-sar's triumph. if f '44, if ,M N, wk I ,...w.,.. 3 -r Q ff. , f Y , A3 gifs 'Q L nf, , A watchful eye. Brother Phlhp shows the sophomores the technlque of analyzmg a sentence. ? 4: Z ff fn H V 4 Q ' f-'f . 1:7 ,J i33Wf-1 x XX 4 WE 14, K . , Nz, . In I ' . x-Ati' 41- gyxx ' x 55. go Y ravi of 3 - 'rar , ff' F if ,HPR--3' , . gl: 2, ' R f 4 M if J t 'fi 1 'i 1 Q 1 2' , dk A Rev X ' 9 1? b oxxkxxx xi CVS . ear H 5 EQ Wg ,ga 'V' 'caexiw Brother John tue-stions the students about the theological virtues. Students givff their undivided altPntion to Broth:-r Christian. ng Latin I. Brother Quentin gives fundamentals in L 5 4 4 X 1,155 , : P I ! ,fl XB Wei C'osk5ixNc5 awe f 10 :I Wi, , M ' Xp , i W xx 1 K :P ff' ' 1 P - ' W . 5:1 T ' Pl, Yi K X fir' ' ' f Tr,- W? M Q qu of' ' Ni- O xxevwt 6 NV ' 2522: How WB M50 v MX righxX GXum,KyXng'. Start ., Mnzl il! ls HONE Paylnil allemmn In Lal ln If V X X VI S K: gn KJ E HK ., ' ff .V 6026? yi- .flwzaw-fLw7fz1.': 1 ,- wlyfyf . 4.f,,.,,,f,,,..1,,,f 4 f LM!! 4f'.y,,, , My ...A f I , PROT: 45,6 N Q 'A n 1, , . K: , . , . W .fm F mv J:-. wg , 64' V 4:-f Mfr' 1 , 2- 1 ' ,:y,5gygw:+:f :-.:',-cw.-,.p'v ,dgw '-' !6.VW:2,,,,m:, ,. V: .-12, ff-iff-J AWZM :f:,:1: G'-,g1:tr2'14 1 '51 'i Z1 : My ff L' , 4, , 5 A . f .f ,.f5:?+2': f ...M I5 I 1 Q EE gg ff I nl' II-if I ,,. 'f3r gl 449 ,-- '54' ,f -1 03 1 N 9 Q f m! , Q21 5-gzgimf ' ' Qifiiffii-+5-5: 2ii11'E,Z1gf'::'557',f f ,,. ,Nw W4 ,, 4':L:-,2vZ,,,Zwi .CD CD CD CD fi ff K 2 X M' Xl ZZ? ig' X X S X 7 . me 'Jw :42:ZZ:2'f' ,, fr., ,,',' L, , 'wwiwiii . 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',V' V S+ Thomas AqulnaS ,. ,,.-,,,. -.w:,,4.f::- ,z,.Z--,QQQLgg:DZDgL:::g!pg,g,g:,gg:yygg H1-f -1'-1--'1!11,----- W ,w,. ,iiifgffgkgfizxf f Qf'ZQfX:j f M ' 4 7 fl. ,,, ff W ,,f,' f I fr f f f 1 , 7. w .V I .'41' LU 412 ff i f,f., 4 f i ,,,z,VV'k. ,,f, The Tuesday 'following Chrisfmas saw and fiwree couples, i'i1e maiorify of ' were seniorsgand juniors, dancing fo music of fha, Senfimenfalisfs amid a 2 represenfaiion of +i1e Hweme Snow and file Seyen Dwarfs. if 1 An exfra rQCihd'i'iof applause is mosf cer- T. Taylor, F. Norfon, and V's', Qwhfo, vwiih fhe cooperaiion from 'Hue 'iifijgzfoiassffofficersi,and fhe junior class, puf forfh 'if'f1jfQjj'iau,dabie''proHuc+ion which compared fav- f f,i s ' i Wiirablyi wi1i1l,fHose of o+her years. f f X f 1 1 f f ff 'df , ,N KWZZZZ if hwy, fm 1 43 X f , ,,,Z r B. and wi, Doyle. Z, .424 K ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 4: Q, 1.1:IiS. 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Miranda, F. McGarry, R. Murphy, B. Robistow, J. Coleman. The Warrior, this year supervised by Brother Joseph C.S.C., again continued to publish a fine newspaper relating the life in and around Coyle to the student. The paper was in monthly editions and at- tracted the interest of the students, and also supplemented their education with a knowledge of the functions of various activities and societies in the school. George Fredenberg, a member of the sen- ior class, together with his associates worked laudably in bringing this feature to all of us at Coyle. I ii Editors Donald Bowen and Bill Martin F Brother Francis C.S.C., the 1956 Review Advisor, who as- sumed this position as a be- ginner this year, performed in a capacity truly equalizing him to an experienced veteran in such a task involving great responsibilities. xi Pg Social Editors Ed Sweeney and Ed LaBrecque The 1956 Review Staff has worked dili- gently since September in editing this annual. A great deal of stren- uous effort has been put forth in endeavor- ing to create an inter- esting and original book. Operating as a team we have greatly benefited from this en- terpriseg aggregating rf Jr ,f Literary Editor Frank Boucher it Sports Editors Ed Coyle and Frank Donahue ideas and knowledgeg functioning on the principles of a busi- ness contract. Our compensations a n d joys are not dimmed by our prescience of the finished product but rather intensified through the satisfac- tion and elation of an illustrious accomplish- ment. Cr, Rf Morro Tavaru, Art Editor Literary Editor Frank Boucher and two of his assistants. a E ? f 5 ' ,g Z5 Staff Photographers . James Doyle and I 'Fw 5555? ' Emir George 1 - - -V----J ,,., ,, ,X .. ., ,, .,,,,, W ,X 4 F,.......,, -.t V ,f Business Manager James Brennan The staff busy at work. fx. 1 9 Q 4 1 Q, - 7 J ew new X , ,, . -g. -2 Y i, gf ' s' Y . vhs' .si ' ' Y 5 W Q' ' if 141 I 5 nl U'-4 T , f rn 1 v. 3 :S ' , sa f ' f ' I l 1 W w if : f 4' 7 1, .4-fp -5 gi . E 9 gi! J 1 g, ' 1 n s Q 1 ' -l A-I, if . 'gl' -I 157 ' ' I X ' ' x 1- 1 R. DcLuc:a, G, Larivierc, P. Curran, R. Poirier, C. Casson, J. Buzcek. QM Sc no First row, left to right: F. Cazemiro, H. Qualters, G, Lariviere, P. Lewis, P. Curran D Qualters, R Bishop, A. Poirier R Poirier J Conlo R C , . , . n, . aulin, R. Weaver, D. Casey, D. Bunavicz, G. Tormey, F. Santilli, R. DeLuca. Second row: J. Kennedy, C. Caron, J. Dutra, I. Cross, R. Camache, E. La- Brecque, D. Berthiaume, D. Lowney, Drew McKenney, C. Riendeau, D. Bowen, E. Smith, R. Re- bello, P. Croteau, R. Ahern, N. Sharkey, R. Donley. Third row: F. Casson, M. Fales, R. Hall, P, Shachoy, C. Trainor, J. Judge, W. Thomas, D. Bruce, J. Doherty, R. Consalves, I. Walsh, E. Bar- ret, J. Buczek, C. Driscoll, 1. Lowney, W. Stuart. ther .El- h capable guidance Oi gfsiandlng S . l't an 'C Th Coyle Band, st11Lgiefiilp1alyed tie Lip e ce ara - t C . d h 5 on C , t 1n . an dred tl11at has longkbgegronllnent. 531: on th? .grildlfivnng the If1uSiC1?l1ZI1t?ThC bind itiiosnap ani Eigcigasonal Splrlt u DCPHI . . marche W eation 0 assemblies, t in the cr 1r talen S Ehltisfiiiias assembly' r gh JZ!! iii OFFICERS First row, left to right: P. Sullivan, M. Callacher, R. Grace, F. Boucher, R. Gendron. M. Mahoney C. Marlin, R. Morris. Second row: P. Pomfret, K. Meyer, R. Almeida, G. Desmarais, R. Menard R. Whalen, N. Bourassa, A. Cardoza. D. Pontes, F.. Cianetto, F. McGrath, J. Flynn, P. Lyons, P Pe-rra. P. Scully, C. Souza, E. Thomas, R. Pendrake. Third row: R. Bettencourt, R. Clark, W Mazzoleni. D. Cardin, F. Sydlowski, R. Bergeron, I. O'Leary, H. Morris, F. Mack. A. Correia, I. Roherge, J. Brennan, B. Birmingham, F. Halpin, F. Spadea, R. Couto, J. Driscoll, F. Mclilenamy J. Lane, R. Duquette, J. Texeira, E. Reardon. R. Pendrake, T. Norris, F. Boucher, P. Pomfret, J. Texeira. dred, C.S.C. This year, as in the past, the Coyle High Glee Club made a showing for which only praise was heard. Symbolic of the attitude of its listeners, the Glee Club was presented a plaque by the Clover Club of Fall River in recognition of its outstanding achievement The success of the major musical event of the year proves the Glee Club worthy of merit At the Annual Spring Concert were exhibited the musical talent and coordination of the Glee Club under the direction of Brother El if li T '513lQ5NG CCDIXICEIQT 1 WW DECLAMATION W' W' ' Left to right: J. Hanieski, H, Taft, F. Filzsimmons, R. Boardman, R. Grace. P. Levis, T. Bourne, R. Re-hello. R. Verrier, J. McAloon. Frederick Fitzsimmons-HFareweIl Adclressf, George Washington. Richard Grace-'gProLest Against the Lynch Lawf' Abraham Lincoln Joseph McA1oon- The War Message, Woodrow Wilson. Robert Verrier-'The Cremation of Sam McGee,n Robert Service. Philip LevisiHPalrick Henryis Speech Before the Virginia Convention? Ralph Boardman- The Alternativefj Patrick Henry. Thomas Bourne-L'Letters to Sons of Libertyfy Sam Adams. John Hanieski-:'ExultaZion of the Immigrantf' Charles Summer. Howard Taft-ufohn Brown's Speech Before Receiv- ing Senzencef' Ramile Robello-c'Speech of Lincoln to Congress. R. GRACE NTZSMNKONS sum Medal Z' MCALOON Y' Gold Medal 'Owe .Medal ...L.........a.- -..i,.,....L......:..L....,.. L X N we ORATORY Left to right: D. Bowen, C. Coleman. J. Donovan, F. Norton, D. Ricketts, C. Guillelle, D. O'Br1en F. O'Boy, W. Stuart, J. Murphy, R, Gaulin. J John Murphy-'c0ur Role In the Futuref Donald O,Brien-':Communism.,' Donald Bowen+HRussir1n Propaganda? Charles Guillette- The Atom in the Mo Walter Stuart- The Antarctic Region. Robert Gaulin-'5America,s Recovery 0 Character Francis Norton-i'Atoms for Tomorrow George Coleman-'4Ru.ssia in the United Nations de,-fl World, Francis O'Boy-:The Olympics. Donald Ricketts- Juvenile Delinquency. John Donovan- Segregation, UYXVHY s01Ef7,EAMeria1. DONALD O'BRlEN Silver Medal DCZNALD BOWE rorzze -fpledaf N f 1 1 y111 1. 1 1 541 :?.5iIE21Phh . f? A'iW345' ,1 1 qw, 4,517 , 13323119 ., , ,,,,,,, M , .,, u ,, 1 , yr, ,,,, ,,1 o af' 1 ' W ,1, 1 Vx A X vm, f 4 1 1 ' 1 1,11 1 5 gleisvmwwdsrfiif-1 Uljff' 14119: x ' , ,iw VK 2 lg 1 - . 1177 4 , 1 '21:':'Zf'rii?Pl'? 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Clearly indicated by the colorful background in the accompany- ing pictures and the literary material studied by the group, Brother Francis has increased student interest in the French language. fp 0 X RENC CLUB arf OFFICERS G. LORANGER President D. RICKETTS Vice President R. BERGERON Secretary J. SOUTHWOOD Treasurer The Latin Club, initially organized this year, was under ti.. direction of Brother Philip and was comprised of Latin I stu- dents. Field trips were taken to the library for reports on Roman Culture and Architecture. Students also plan meetings on a monthly basis. Talks and short papers were given and discussed on Ancient Rome. LATIN CLUB MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB Here also we have a newly-organized club which is under the supervision of Brother John. Its membership consists of Sophomores who have acquired a certain amount of skill in technical drawings with Brother Johnis help. I .XQXQ HW' se 4 -' 1,,a 45 wx X4 ASTBONOMY CLUB The members of the Astronomy Club together with the moderator, Brother Victorian, have enjoyed in- teresting and educational discussions of the complex system of the celestial bodies. CLUB MEMBERS MATH CLUB With the help of Brother Victor- ian the members of this yearis Math Club have given a much appreciated preview of what to expect in the rapidly approaching days of college math and have also received a review in preparation for the College Board Examinations. CLUB MEMBERS ,............-,-..-, ,.Q...L...4.,..,,a,x 24 f' fir ,g.3Ig3E:2.g x 1, ,P 5B ' - '-sas-2-mf has .,1ggv:1'.1,,f:1,Hzfzvgfgf:-gg, -.,.. V,:-,-,1'gQi:g,,,1f,,f , ? fzr,,., ,M , .. l r -:f 1f.'g.5:g52f1:11'-' W L ' V X, , My ,',,, fm, 4, 3 ff1::1...gx- Qw-Q::,...f1:- L R ' iff? W? 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MAGAZINE DRIVE dl 5365+ , .X M3 X P ' ' , x,,n-Q This year Brother Alfred and his two lieutenants, Frank Bouch- er and Ted Coyle with the help of the student body, directed the magazine drive which met with a great financial success. This money was used in the purchase of new baseball uniforms. ,.,..t.....,-.,... .,,. fn L AJ. if The big moment preceding the award of five dollars to a lucky per son having his quota in. Qflfi ,V,,! gf, N,?.,..,Ig,Q:x...,L. ,, iv z. , W , , aiyiwilmiffffif sq.. Ng- ,221 . -' -,hav in - ., -S ff? f YY., -.. , -- ---T , ,- .--V - -f--M if- 4 L Q-'ri' X -' 'W--. ta, 1 'fi'5 74 i 'TP T Q if PorfS Ai ,, , - ,-f'f' P+.. Il Cf' ,, w .,ff Q - .Z 3 f :Q ,dum p,,g!,,..J Ml cf:i:'T A f'f .,.-.fD C' ..., Q-,J,D .ii gi QLD ry i 'I-4 -1- J .Q 1 E- 'R 1 5 f 2 3 D 4 -L Z xx 5 K ,P ,XJ 6' x 9 D Q ,D C 2 ,,, 1 'J-df? 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Antosca. R. Holden. F. Clemmey. J. Lane. Fifth row: R. Bergeron. J. Powers. P. Corr. R. Whittemore. FOOTBALL With eight returning lettermen plus strong reserves from the Senior and Sopho- more classes, the Warriors looked forward to the 1955 season contemplating revenge for the sad showing of the former season. Although not emerging undefeated, the team wrought forth a record far more impressive than the previous season. STRATEGISTS - M.. ii. Left to right: Co-Captain Br-lm Correia. Head Coach James Burns. Assistant Coach Frank Alemeicl. Co-Captain Bill Gallagher. PEP 1LLIES .14 V 'f ,f'!.'f.f 4 , A , F , 2,17-WW7' ? za 5 VZXZ 'W 5 43? M . 2 5 5 I W2 ga? ' ' A , .fy 'f Q 5 .,M,f, ,W 441.--ff' gf f . 1 ,,,,, ,,Zi,Z54y2gf-yzg, 'f ff 3 ' -1 if If ' '11 zz 1 ' ' ' f 1 ..,,, v , .:'1,1. ff' 1 f437 5'lfl4 .f'?5Z' f-' 4' , . 1. ' ' ' f.:E' -J 'il:. Qfff ., ., ..,. 11 ,Z gf.-Q ,ffelgqf iff? U .5W,,:f, f ,.,f 1 ' ' ' X 1 X In L.: , . V ' 7, 2 '74 'ff ,., 5 Az 4, W Kiffgx ,,- l,, Nez' ' Q 77' I ff-1,2 '5f'Z'?l,', f 'gi -. ..,, ,f if - f, ' M .Nr .1 X ,f ff ,, M. K, f ,f f f , M f 1 , f f W ff if f , ' Z! f f f , 4 W' H Z ff, f 4 fp , W4 ff v M 9 X ' 719 Asif 'I I , f 4 fx, , . X f K f X , I f V X Q '1 , , 1 ' 2 , v w 1 , ,f , 4 , if fb ' if x x 903 N x gy R 2 , xg ,A ,4 jx, W , , ,,,, A I , L . ,, gy 1, YW 54 -, X' wffi . K WMA V Ili' f X Y . , ,I ,, , ff eg..5.'.4o.-1 v. , ,, , 1 'Q f 503: 1' .V - ,. 'L , X fi Z '::W'- V 'Y' ,,', ,1 'E , 2 1 'f- - if .4fgQ1.s3y , W, . f 4 ij- 4 f . 72 4, z . 1. -gfiwi2?1i'f2f ,f .ff . Y., ,. .uv fi? ..- g7'MW+3j , ,- V QwY0 l' ,fxfw . .,.f .,-.. ' 'it7i5j'i'f: Z , , . ' rw' .-WJ ,f NEW BEDFORD-12 COYLE-20 A high spirited Warrior team paced by Pete Corr met the Bedmen of New Bedford on a muddy Sargent Field. Corr scored in the first quarter on an off-tackle plunge and again in the third and fourth quarters on 27-yd. and 17-yd. runs respectively. Frank Donahue completed the scoring with two points after T.D. The Crimson finally tallied in the last quarter for twelve points. Besides Corr other offensive standouts were Stan Koss, and Bob Correia. The defense was led by Antosca, Gallagher, Holden, Lane, Whittemore and Mendoza. ,,, I .,,, C,A 0, , ,, g V . ,,,,: 5 VZ f Z - I i I y ff , , V, 1 . ,W . ,f, ay, fl, , , , fy 'I W ., ,, I WT 44 , y VV 3, , JL! U Z? :f, V II. ,-gzi fwzijvig, gg y y 5 f ,A I ff2gZ,1QQf,f ,l.f,Z, af rg d n f ay' In -cg 1 I ,f ' if Lg, ff pi. ,gg I -ff ' , :L ' 1 , , fi tv- ,, ,IC 1., :y,y3-,, V, W. 1- Wm, f ' ,M M -4-2 I 'fQ1,v:4:,1, -Mi.: - ' '4 ,131 ' A' -, ' , - ,ya ,lf ,A Q. V My if in Wm, y,,,f f 27. 'lvl' 'l.y:g ',i0 af-M 1 ,Qf , 2 A 1 ' f'2'. f4 ' 1 ., 'V . 'W ffyf, ft I f I wc f -wfffwfwf Win A 32 yi: - . I .541 I Q, Wa ying I , .' .-of-ffv,M2,:'w 15,25 ff',2w.! ,-cw-15:15 'fue .PZ W2 rl' ' '. 'I ,f -QM .-fm. 5 f2f 1M:f41:m+fff 'ifflif 4 ' ' ' 1 , aw ,f 1 Iwi ,4 21-'Mr'-1 ., A: fifffpfmsfffv , M1704 wf54,f A.-' - ' jf.-24 ,f- ,ffm ng wif-5:g..,'g,,,,,,f ' x-an-,,:z5 ,. 4 .A'f ' ,4'j.fV - . , FAIRFIELD PREP-26 COYLE-0 An eager Coyle eleven met the Big Red of Fairfield Prep on a Sunday afternoon at the opponent's home field where play was dominated the whole afternoon by Prep. The Big Red's tallies came in the first three periods as the highly outclassed and outplayed War- riors folded under the scoring of Fairfieldfs Donahue, Rabotti, Rowe and Iwanicki. ATTLEB OR O-2 1 COYLE-6 In their first home game, the Coyle eleven were host to the Jewelers of Attleboro High in a particu- larly rough game in which Pete Corr was badly in- jured. The Warriors hit paydirt only once and that came in the first quarter on a pass from '4Hook'l Correia to Bob Whittemore. Attleboro scored in the first and fourth quarters. Defensive standouts for the Warriors were Bill Gallagher, Jim Antosca, Joe Lane, Bob Holden, Bob Correia, Tony Correia, and Norm Mendoza. .-qv A vm?-nm ay. ,. ,., . Lai ' if . lf: ' if ' V ff t X , . V3 I up 5. ,A,, . ' . , .F 1, M. - 9 ,,,. ' is YQ if 4- 7 2 5 .. .. V. fff- ' tytf-fiwsstlf, t .- x- .. -2121 Qflfif' k l .I I.:-,-.v-xt-, fy. . , - . ' fsg gff , . , 1-tr '?,E fL.fg:f5f'f --UQ ' fjfigj V. ' fE?5i5i?5.eiifs'?f1rv' gr.: .T , ffjffii' f ff-Wt 2' fr,-hG,1.-N N K -1' w-.ntxihxy-1:'?-2 --1 9' fu J.. FAIRHAVEN-0 COYLE-13 Coyle High played host to the Sailors of Fairhaven and with Pete Corr scoring on a 38-yard run and Miller on a 90-yard run, shut out the Sailors 13-O. Both tallies came in the second quarter with Frank Wllhe Toew adding the extra point after Milleris 'l'.D. Although he saw limited action in the Voke game. this was Corris first game as a starter since his broken nose. Bob Correia and Bob Bergeron also aided on offense while ,lim Antosca, Bob Whitteliiore. Steve Turkalo, loe Lane. Corr and Miller starred on defen' sive work. l.I5'Bs?dL'kf IQ' , ' ' AA NEW BEDFORD VOKE-12 COYLE-141 Recovered from its defeat by Fairfield, the War- riors journeyed again to Sargent Field where they engaged Voke in a tight football contest. Bob Ber- geron hit paydirt twice in the second period, going over the first time on a four-yard plunge and again on a one-yard plunge. Frank Donahue made the dif- -1 ference in the final tally by splitting the uprights twice. The Artisans scored in the first and fourth quarters. Together with Bergeron and Donahue other offensive standouts were Clernmey, Whittemore, Cor- reia, Mendoza, Miller and Freccero. Donahue, Whitte- more, Antosca, Gallagher, Lane, and Holden starred on defense. ,fy .,f7fWi f-3yyi:g,,W?WW2fgTZ , ' ,f .. gf I , aff W , 2 iff, A',' .Z W, if Q ,f , fi' 'i 7 4? ,nf Zyiffffv, f via I ,gg fglfj Wifi., . i .gyrf , fr V!,fl,:f, fl, gh? ,aff I ,Qi 5 W ff :Mfyhf 'gwf' ' 4' vi, f 'M,fQ? ffgwkfdi :fam Z ff , , .f ffl 72 ligff i ' ' 'iff 1' ,jaw f ev 'f ,,, X M f' 4 C ff 1 1 ,',, ,, if f -,fif 'f',, X W, fti' . fi 5f-?frf7f- Aff Z '5 :sf i .-1 , ' Z5 2, ' 'f' ' f. '77 FW ff VC-4 ,usffff fr ,W f ,, rf: ..,,sm.:'-1 11-.ia -V , ' 'Lf ' ,ZWfef3fQw',, f V 'ff'-5, 1 V eff 'eff :fp 'few-f',f:1ff,,:2'z'f i'5'. ,,, f f f o wf ,W 1, Hx. F' ff? fy.,-yggy, gay- ,, , ,eff ,yi -affgydfdyffnf' ffsgwfafyf f- - '4 4 , , ,,, DURFEE-0 COYLE-0 Planning to pick up a few points in Class C stand- ings the Warriors invaded Alumni Field to take on Durfee High in what turned into a battle of lines. Despite the offensive efforts of Corr, Freccero and Correia, the Burnsmen couldnlt score against the Class B Hilltoppcrs. A last quarter drive was stopped on the 1-yd. line when Durfee took over on fourth down. The defensive work was excellent with the principal defensive play being Sophomore guard. Dave Yelleis two recovered fumbles. Other stars that starred' on defense were Antosca, Gallagher, Donahue and Whittemore. ,, .x .V-. W m Q 5 , 'W' -. - -V-fx -.J J' 1 akin ' za.: f .1 WW? '11, jf ,MY af. ,fad W fy STOUGHTON-14 K 14 ff CQYLE-13 flw7l.4V fl' Lff'?f1i?l?f1ii EZ'f l1:t1'- ' 'Qf V . ' 2, , The annual Homecoming Came saw the Warriors 'I '4'4Qf1l ' ' I' ' TZ. 'V Vf f f' - fff7.7'. T35 7f'?iv'o f U 1. :V- 7' '1., 2 ' 'ff ' ' , clash with favored Stoughton High on snow-littered ff. ' ,n4zf',yff,'rf V ,X ' Vfifngf giil 3.4-3.4 . ,,Z4, . I I! ' j Father Woodley Field and also saw Pete Corr take fe K 15V-Lwifg, ' ,V cgi giaev V. , ' f .1 - - - - ,V'V the spothght away from 4'Buddy Jardine w1th hrs w7,afz?ag,V.- . running and pass grabbing. Corr opened the scoring , V ,.,. we v :V - -,,,,f,f, ,, V 5 ,j,' W 3 A . . . . 6 ' . ' V M214 We for the Warriors by gulping an aerial from Freccero I and going over. In the third period Pete again went 'V ,V over the goal line on a 1-yd. plunge. The Toe added ffl 2 ' ' ' '- .2557 , ., ' ' ' I ,.,.vf7m. In the extra point. The boys though ,playing thelr best, ,, if 'f ' ' , couldn t stop the Rubbertowners dr1ves and they I I sueculnbed to Jardine and company by a dlsputed 1 ,V-3?'Ef?5:'VV1' .fly-7 f ...... lift' . point. .44 . V f ' , ' 1 :1....,.,,3a-.. , .. at f - p . V Vg-ig Qfzgqy. , asf! f Q 1 f' 2 'I' ae 8f,Vaf'.gb.Q.4?iu f4 5 .z.wm i5' ' VY W ' of TAUNTON16 ?,fM.y.yg! fy. Linkin t if in ., . COYLE-6 Vj ' 'n i 73- 34? V L 1,7 gg 5 ' '4 Q 3 1'1'v, 1. , f .n. On their annual cross-town journey to Hopewell V 11 .1 1 ,, , Park, the Coyle eleven met underdog Taunton High 4 '17 ,,,,, is lg, 'TAM V' 'q' f uzz' in a thriller of a game. Pete Corr opened the scoring ' 74 n 33'-P 'f ' for the Warriors in the second quarter by going 'fha lx. SQ, X 'i' V i? .. through left guard from 1 yard out and hitting pay- Q fy V A ' L .V,fv 1' ' , , dirt for 6 digits. Surprising Taunton came back in the I WTIWV .1 -f A' ' .,,. 3 77' final quarter scoring on an aerial from Weeks to Enos, V, A - 'V - lg iff . . -,. -V Q who crossed over for 6 points. Thus the annual Turkey , I if V L. '-'... 7 Bowl clash ended in a 6-6 stalemate. Defensive stand- - 4 , W i . outs were Lane, Antosca, Donahue and Bergeron. Lf .,ii1,, ,.?,q A 4.3, I ., V -1V- -VVVV . , by-f:4V fan. -.egg -- - Vw: , f , f f' ff . V ' - ,n a- , .:f . .V -,- , Q STATISTICS Total 4-2 12 6 6 6 T.D. XPL 7 - 2 Whittemore -. .... . 1 Corr .,.. ..... Bergeron , .... . Miller ...,... ..... 1 - Donahue .,................ - 6 Av. fgamej 5.25 11166 pts.D 72 6 Coyle T.D.-11 XPL-6 Opponents T.D.-144 XPt.-6 Total--72 Total-90 9 per game Av.-9 Av.-1 1.2 . ' 1.-X L' 'i iff ' N First row, left to right: R. Lukaszewski, J. Dooley, J. Noone, D. Briand, J. Edwards, J. Robertson, E. DeChellis, F. Antosca, D. Trucchi. Second row: M. Demers, Manager, A. Gibbons, L. McGovern, E. O'Nei1, H. White, R. Houde, R. Verrier, P. Gazzola, J. Levis, E. Boyle, R. Yelle, Manager. Third row: D. Pontes, W. Orsi, J. McCabe, J. Madigan, M. O'Hearne, J. Wheeler, J. Borges, K. Ryan, J. Vicino, D. Taylor, M. McA1oon, Manager. Fourth row: A. Clemmey, J. Daley, T. Bourne, T. Han- ford, R. Gitchell, T. Unsworth, C. Hoye, C. Martin, E. Kaloust, W. Silva. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL W. SCANLON, Head Coach W. CASEY, Assistant STARTING TEAM ont. left to right: T. Bourne-. C. Marlin. J. O'Hearm-. E. Kaluuft. C. Huyv. T. Hunfunl. T. Iln rtll. Rear: J. Daley. R, Hands. .l. Wlweler. P. Cazzula. E. Buylf-. T.D Daley ....,.. . I2 Gazzola ,,,,,, ,..., 4 Bourne ......, ,,.. 2 O,Hearne ,,,,.. .,,. I Unsworth ...,,, .,,. I Wheeler ..,., I - Orsi I , - Boyle .,,.,...,..,.,A,,,,, - 20 1I20pt.l STATISTICS WON-5 LOST-1 XPt. Total Av. Came 4 76 12.6 5 29 4-.8 - 12 2 - 6 1 - 6 1 I 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - -I? 5 22. per game J' A - Left to right: F. Harrison. R. Miller, T. Norris, R. Whittemore. W. Gallagher, G. Glynn, C, Guil- lette, B. Finch. BASKETBALL The performance of the 1955-1956 Coyle basketball team was dampened by the loss of last yearls point-makers Joe McGuill, Paul Coucci, and Co. However, the nucleus of the Coyle Squad, spear-headed by Capt. Joe Walsh, Gerry Glynn, Frank Harrison, Bob Whittemore and Bill Gallagher showed great spirit and fight over heavily strengthened opponent teams. w . . 39. X il ,-'vd .ag .fa-V. .g . . 3 ,-. meg, -.a fu W. ,. -- x Q' C f LM, I af.-.af,4. I 1, .4 v ., I ,mold-n aww fff! 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W' , 4'?a ' '59 Q?g' sQ Qaqarw, 3 fi QE 1 046 tem-O av gi-Sw f 416' f My-.5 r-we f f rs' fi 'NWN +9856 ' , We if ' X X , Coyle A Opponents Coyle Opponents X My ' 54 Williams .,A. ,,eee,..... 7 4 37 Durfee ,ee,eee,,ee 70 W4 57 Alumni ,,,,,77, 45 55 Braintree e... .ee..... 5 7 f X 30 Du,-fee ----V--V--- ------,A 3 3 48 New Bedford ,,.. ,,,.. 7 4 54. New Bedford ...,,... 63 53 N- B- Voke -A--- -------- 7 0 53 Fairhaven D V--v-M-- 73 54 Attleboro .. ,....... 71 VK .Q fx l 64 Attleboro ,-A,--,V 4.1 60 Weymouth .,,, ......,. 6 1 A 55 Taunton . ......., 57 57 Taunton . .....,, 80 62 Taunton ..,. 35 50 Fairhaven ....,,,, 65 155- W 1 'il' Player F.G. F. Total Games I Glynn . ..... 39 58 236 17 l Mluf Walsh .,.. l..,.. 5 2 58 162 16 1 U ' Harrison 1,.,.. 60 36 156 18 f W Norris . ...... 17 20 54 15 f www, Robrsrow ,011 ..,111 1 3 ll 37 10 'I . WNQQ Guillette . 1 3 19 35 17 ff -V695 f XMWQQ Gazzola ...,.. 11 9 31 10 1 1 Miller 3 6 12 14 ' N 5 Coogan ....,,,....,,,,,......1. 1 6 3 I 3 f' X 9550, 1 . ' 1 90 N c9596-95 f- f ' 'Q .1 R 31, A www! f wife f-43 Wav' 3329 1 62.6. r Q 1' QA f3::0Qf X I QQ.. .gc va X X '51, Wx x I ' ll X ,win I, f I X ' X R 1 . 4 - 'Q' I 9,9 x 9. , 5 Q. ' 4 ' .2 ' AQ! I 5, 5 ,ef ,J Vx ' Siam' A f , ' '7 xx A XT ' ' ' 1 9 xifg y X N 7 ' 0 Q, Ag: A . t , , S 5-,,,.g 3l' -f-1 Z' JUNIOR VARSITY aW yi! Q5 an 'J' 'ffl :1L',',g.1- ' f 'W + .rf-fafcaf-af f Front, left to right: F. Bartek, G. Coogan, L. Arguin, J. Wheeler, A. Correia, W. Orsi, R. Gitchell, T. Unsworth. Rear: E. Reilly, P. LaVault, C. Hallahan, D. Robistow, J. Driscoll, P. Cazzola, J. Ahlquist. C. Hoye, T. Bourne, P. Lewis. RECORDS Coyle Opponents 34 Williams ..,. ............. 4 7 27 Braintree ..,... ...... 3 1 44 Alumni . ...... 31 39 Durfee .,......,.,., ,.,,,, 5 9 42 New Bedford .,.... ...... 6 9 63 Fairhaven ..,. ...,.. 5 6 53 N. B. Voke ....... ..,... 5 1 38 Attleboro ..... ,...., 5 0 Coyle Opponents 38 Taunton .,,,, ,..,,,,,,,,,.,, 6 2 46 Durfee .... .,... 6 4 40 Braintree ,..,., ,..,. 4 6 55 New Bedford 54 48 N. B. Voke .... ...... 5 0 32 Attleboro 59 54 Weymouth .... ..... 4 7 41 Taunton ..... ..... 4 6 67 Fairhaven ...... ..... 7 0 . .,f ffl, First row, left to right: M. O'Hearne, R. Lukaszewski, W. Orsl ,I Kerrigan J Morrissey E Boyle Second row: A. Gibbons, Managerg R. Derosiers, T. Unsworth I Wheeler R Grtchell Brother Alfred, Coach. Third row: T. Hanford, P. Gazzola, T. Bourne C Hoye J Daley The Coyle Yearlings under their men- tor, Brother Alfred, enjoyed a victor- ious season. Paced by Pete Gazzola, Tom Bourne and Jeff Wheeler the Frosh experienced only two losses, those being to Roosevelt Junior High and Somerset. Won-1 3 Loss-2 FROSH HIGH SCORERS Player Points Games Gazzola .... 168 1 1 Bourne .... ..... 1 73 14 Wheeler .... 1 18 12 Morrissey ..... 88 12 Unsworth ..... 91 14- Hoye .... ..... 7 0 1 5 FROSH my BOMBERS JETS 1 B CHEM. 8 A E L L MATH. BOYS EAGLES 0 W .nfl ,Q A E. ,iff 5.4. .EM J if 4 , ,,,,. WZ L . 4 f ,I ,, Front. lx-fl In right: E. Tlmman. R. Miller, J. Overton, R. Amaral. Rear: Coach Burns, P. Coucci B. Holrlvn. U. Glynn. F. Clemmvy. R. Whitlcmore. BASEBALL 1956 SCHEDULE Taunton Durfee New Bedford New Bedford Voke Attleboro Brockton M F 3. 7 1 3 4' Q if 'D fi I N-H-K Front, If-ft to rig ht: E. Cianetlo. J. O'Leary. Rear: C. Coogan, E. LaBrecque, B. Bermingham, Brother Michel, E. Devlin, D, Robistow, R. Dufresne. DON O'BRIE , G O , L F N PAUL BIRMINGHAM . Q ff!! fl , ' ff . .:231 -2:3 5' f'Z , nf:-1 1, , . I I ,M K X fl! 12, 4 I W? W ai Q 10 -V BW? 'GF-71 l In 15 joe and Dol taking it easy. 25 Phil Murphy on the fifty-yard line. 35 Chet and Skip down on lhr- farm. L1-5 Birmingham in the good old days. 55 Little Chuck Holden. 65 Kick Almedia poses for llic cami-ra. 75 Thr- pause that refreslir-s. 85 Spadeafs hot buggy. 95 Pfc. Ed LaBrccque. 105 Hey! Tavan-s how about ri lift? 115 Syd finds himself a souvenier. 125 Connelly tries on his new outfit. 135 Uiiartnrlmack Quullcrs. 145 Charlie Cuillclte and his cute sister. 155 Bergeron wit 'U Y , 3 , . we - . 5 ' - i Q .u Raw. -,.,.,,.' f' 'f' W , , ,l.A,,,, I W .1 45 iifffil. 7' I 52 ffxfiiy 1' -,,,-,, Q 7, -.,, 1 5 ' 1' . -411 , . X 4' , lv, 5 . ,,,, gzggyigm V f ff-.,-434' f' 1- f,':,1,.4 1 93 1 , AW., l . 1, ff W 32925. 2. ,,W..,f,,, , , Ja . ' 'X l ' Z 3 V' 13 Caught short without chains. 23 The class mlummy. 33 Willy Overton and his Imys :lrike a rinse, 43 The saintly Sloughlon Boys. 53 Mon of Coyle. 63 More sun tan lotion. please. 73 Tarzan Curr, 83 Mr. and Mrs. Mil1er's pride and joy. 93 Dick Mulhern's lpana smile. 103 Triuks or treale. 113 Seaman first class, Ed Sweeney. 123 Bill Thomas prepares for a Sunday riile. 133 Hook Curreia in the prime of life. 14-3 Bing,' goes home for the holiday. 153 N0 books McGrath? 163 Craig with an O.P.B. 173 T N0rris's barber died. 183 f3lcKenney prepares for a bicycle ride. 193 Home F ..H -HMM V-1 815. ......5.L....1, CLASS Dear Brother Eudes. Knowing your interest in the first graduating class under your principalship hack in l956. I thought you would like to know about our second reunion which we held in the Coyle gym last week. Only fifty grads showed up. so with pencil and pad in hand, I inter- viewed each one. Talk about clianges-WOW! Some of the boys are already fat. others bald. some married, parents. street cleaners. etc. By the way. you remember John uludgell Murphy, the corridor lawyer. He now controls the city of Brockton as its big political boss, THE MAYOR. Murphy says, 'II owe it all to Donald O'Brien alias O. B. something or other. the legal mind. Whatta mind?'?'? As l walked around the gym I spotted two big execu- tives. They were none other than Don and Dave Bowen, who flew into town last week from Santiago, Chile where they are building big things. fBowen Construction Com- panyl. like bridges and roads for the government down there. Frank '4The Toe Donahue and Chuck Bun Bun Holden told me they just finished their third year with the New York Giants football team and they informed me they were thinking of signing another year's contract. Smokey Walsh, our class's outstanding basketball play- er. is now coach of the Boston Celtics. I asked him what the next year's predictions were and he replied, With my star center Bruce 'Backwards' Baacke we ought to take first place in the N.B.A. For the occasion the committee employed a small swing band called The Taunton Hotshots. In it were our old classmates Rene Poirier, Joe Buczek, Dan Berth- iaume. and Pete Curran. Since they graduated from high school they've been playing at night clubs, but in the past year they had done some recordings. In one corner of the gym were the professional men of our class, Doctor Gasson, you remember, is a dental surgeon in Seymour, Conn., Fred Connelly, is a surgeon at the Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro and Bob Guillette. a dentist, also is practicing. All have become very successful. As I resumed my interviews, I heard a lot of banter going on in one corner of the gym. There were all of the engineers-Jim Antosca. Bill Overton, Hook Cor- reia. Walt Stuart and Bob Kelly. Jim, a civil engineer, was telling them about the high school he had just com- pleted in Watertown, Mass. Walt Stuart, an electrical engineer was telling them how he wired the hot seat at San Quentin. I am sure you remember Bill Odgen. In my estimation he was a credit to our class. He told me he is an atomic intelligence man for the army. ln the middle of the gym chewing and blowing bub- bles with hubhle gum was none other than Bob DeLuca. Splat! went one bubble and all over his coat went the gum. You see he inherited his uncle's gum factory and at that moment he was all stuck up. Frank Boucher. if you recall, played the piano for the glee club. Well. he was spotted by Ed LaBrecque, PRO V fx -1 .jjzgzvsf -1- v--,...,,,-,L g s --1-se' -Nevin-rf.-1+ va -sv..r ' A 1- W' KA W- 'mi .. of xt, g. - PHECY a talent scout for Ether Godfried. He won the show and in later years got his own show called 'I don't care if its August, September, or October as long as you buy Can- delabra Soap, the soap that Duz everything. I wandered over toward the stage and there I met Dick Weaver. Paul Croteau, and Dick Mulhern, successful pharmacists. I chatted with them for a few minutes then I left to interview my next patient. Since Paul Mahoney became a veterinarian in Stough- ton he tells me all the animals are pretty healthy due to the fact that the town's mayor, Pete Gallacher, built him an animal hospital. When I stopped to talk to Jim Doyle he told me he was a TV director for the NBC network, and two of his most promising actors are Ray Coogan and Joe Bartel. Dick Miller became General Motor's top salesman this year as he sold 1,000 cars. Wow! Is he burning up the car sales! Speaking of GM, Bill Thomas is their new test driver. Out of our class only a few fellows became teachers. George Carey, John Birch are teaching in Attleboro. .Iohn Moynihan and Bob Whittemore have become FBI men and have been doing a fine job in keeping our country clean . . . with brooms? .lim Brennan, whom you probably remember as being a fellow who liked a good joke, has become another Houdini. He told me he tried to saw one of his girls in half and do you know he surprised me. He was telling the truth. PM Frank Harrison was telling me he bought a 2000-acre horse ranch down in Texas. Louie Brezinski, also has a ranch, a cattle ranch, in Nevada. From what I hear he really 'fMoos them down. Sitting next to Braz was Louie Atlas,' Grimaldi. Louie is one of my closest friends and he told me that the restaurant business was picking up since he started hav- ing nightly shows. He mentioned to me one of his most famous acts and that was Pete Corr. Pete does impersona- tions when he's not eating pizza. Do you remember Frank Santilli? At the Olympics he won the weight-lifting contest. Frank told me he got all his muscles from working in his father's foundry and eating those wonderful Wheaties, breakfast of Chumps. .lack Kelleher, Ron Donley, Dave Clemmey have be- come top chemists, working for the Hercules Power Com- pany. Well Brother, I've got to get to my next class. I teach social studies at B. C. High School. I hope our class can have the pleasure of seeing you again. Take care of yourself and God bless you. Respectfully yours, Harry Qualters 1 'hm COMMENCEMENT Once again, the month of June will witness the long-awaited Graduation Exercises of the Class of 1956. Coyle graduates are honored to have His Excellency Bishop James L. Connolly, Bishop of Fall River, preside at Commencement Exercises and award the diplomas. The traditionally beautiful ceremony is heightened by His Ex- cellency's propitious presence. Donald Bowen, highest ranking senior, will be valedictorian and will receive the Brother Marcian Medal for scholastic excellence. Charles Guillette will be salutator- ian, being the second highest-ranking senior. 1 xx Ji .LE fi, Q L ,X 'R' ,X f 5 on f v f ,.-.- 'P' I . ' ,ff 'hiya -' L? ,1': , v f f -.,-.RJ -X' ' ,Y hh, W W ' -' .gn .-LK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The successful publication of the 1956 REVIEW could never have been realized without the kind and generous assistance we have received. We hope we have not failed to attain our primary purpose in compiling this yearbook-to keep alive the precious memories of the current school year. Our thanks to . . . BROTHER EUDES, C.S.C., our principal, for his valuable advice and generous encouragement. BROTHER FRANCIS, C.S.C., our moderator, for his guidance and assistance throughout the year. The FACULTY for their cooperation with us. The MOTHERS who so generously copoerated to make the Whist Party a great success. MR. EMMETT CALVEY of the Taunton Daily Gazette and ROBERT CALVEY for supplying us with many pictures and allowing us the use of their files. MR. THOMAS CALVIN of the Taylor Yearbook Company for his advice and assistance. MISS PATRICIA BORDEN for her patient cooperation in our bookkeeping problems. The STAFF of LORING STUDIOS for their complete cooperation with us dur- ing the year. The TAUNTON GAZETTE for the use of their pictures. Our PATRONS and ADVERTISERS, without whose financial help the annual would have been impossible. Our efficient and capable YEARBOOK STAFF who gave generously of their time in putting out this yearbook. Donald I. Bowen Editor-in-Chief LM- PATRONS Most Reverend James L. Connolly, D.D., Sc. Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Dolan Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. H. Gill Rt. Rev. lVlsgr. James J. Gerrard Rt. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev - Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Msgr. Edmund J. Wa1'd John Casey James A. Coyle E. Souza DeMello Williani Dolan Donald Gleason, C.S.C. Edward Gorman Patrick H. Hurley H Michael Jednakowski, C.S.C. Francis J. Maloney Francis lVlcKeon Edward A. Oliveira Joseph L. Powers John J. Shay Wvilliam Smith Richard Sullivan, C.S.C. Thomas H. Taylor Thomas Walsh Joseph K. Welsh AUTOGRAPHS PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. Ermenio Ahati Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Ahern Mrs. Antone Almeida -... 4- fy... Mrs. Paul De Luca Mrs. J. Demers Mr. and Mrs. Camille Denis Mr. Louis Desrosiers, Jr. Mrs. Helen F. Donahue . James L. Donahue, Jr. . James L. Donahue . William C. Donahue . J. Frank Doyle . George G. Driscoll . John B. Driscoll . Walter Driscoll and Mrs. Arthur H. Duquette . Rodolphe Dusseault and Mrs. William J. Fagan . Malcolm F. Fales and Mrs. Joseph Ferreira and Mrs. William L. Flynn Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr Mr and Mrs Mr Mr. and Mrs Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Philippe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Francis E. Antosca Mr. Manuel Aranjo Mr and Mrs. Charles J. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Beauvais Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bellonzi Mr Roland Benoit Mr and Mrs. Albert Bergeron Dr. and Mrs. John W. Bermingham Mrs. Regina Bernier Mr and Mrs. James H. Birch Mr and Mrs. Russell Bishop Mr and Mrs. Francis J. Boucher Mr and Mrs. Aime D. Bourassa Mr and Mrs. James F. Bourque Mr and Mrs. Francis I. Bowen Mr and Mrs. William Boyle Mr and Mrs. Theodore Brassard Mr and Mrs. Anthony J. Brezinslii Mr and Mrs. Louis W. Brezinski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buczek Mr and Mrs. Joseph X. Camara Mr and Mrs. Arthur Cardin Mr and Mrs. Manuel Cardoza Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Carey Mr and Mrs. Joseph Casey Mr and Mrs. William M. Chapman Mr and Mrs. L. Chevalier Mr and Mrs. Nelson Cleveland Mr Francis Clynes Mr and Mrs. George Coleman Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Coogan Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Carr Mr and Mrs Antoino Correia Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Coyle Mr and Mrs. Peter Curran Mr and Mrs. Francis E. Curtis Mrs. Joan Cushman Mr. Joseph Custer Mr. and Mrs. Silvino J. D7Arruda Mr. and Mrs. Samuel De Chellis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frazier Bernard F reccero George W Fredenhurg, Sr D Manuel Freitas J. Gamache Alfred A. Gendron Joseph Gatanti Wilfr'ed E. Gaulin George P. George Mr. Alhert E. Bihhous Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Glynn Antone Goncalo Joseph Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gianetto Mr. and Mrs. E. Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gurl Mr. and Mrs. John Haggerty Mr. Roger L. Hall Mrs. Raymond W. Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Mrs. Alice K aloust Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Milton S. PATRONS Raymond J. Kelleher Robert A. Kelley Cornelius Kiley Londo Mr. and Mrs. Rene La France Mr. Joseph Levis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Larzaz Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. La Vault Mr. and Mrs. William Lane Mr. and Mrs. Alfred James La Croix Mrs. William Lowney Mr. and Mrs. Leonard La Brecque Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Loew John Lewis Edward J. Lahrecque Stanley E. Lukaszewski Fred R. Martin Mrs. Alfred Mattos Mr. and Mrs. Louis McAdams Mrs. Helen M. Perdigao Mrs. Margaret V. Pimento Mrs. J. C. Poirier Mr. Wilfred J. Pothier Mr. and Mrs. William Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Qualters, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Raposa Mrs. Mary A. Rausch Mr. Francis O7Reagan, Jr. Mr. Edward L. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. George Rist Mr. George Roach Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rohistow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruane Mr. Lionel J. Saint Mrs. Herman R. Saunders Mr. Joseph L. Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shachoy Miss Alice McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. William A. McAloon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Mr. Charles J. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McNamara Mr. Earle J. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mikulis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morris Mr. Andrew J. Mulhern, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Murphy Mrs. Rose E. Murphy Mrs. M. Murphy . Miss Clotilde Nason Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan Miss Joan F. O,Brien Mr. and Mrs. Regis O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. James C. O,Leary Mr. Edward F. O'Neil Mrs. Catherine L. Orsi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker Mr. and Mrs. O. Patriani Mr. and Mrs. Thiophile Pepin Mrs. Eve Perdigao Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sharkey Edward S. Smith Henry H. Snow Alfred Soucy James Southwood Walter Sroczinski Mr. and Mrs. Roland St. Pierre Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mary L. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuart Sullivan Frank Szydlowski Mary G. Tavares Mr. and Mrs. H. Thibert Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tokarz Mrs. Catherine M. Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Trucche Thomas Unsworth Joseph M. Walsh Charles Weaver Mrs. Ada L. White Mrs. Anita Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. George Willon Mr. and Mrs. Armand Yelle ,yfhggikki Lwvru Ext I f .. ,a- . 1..-, -A ' - :::::::::: E1fxE?rn1 :!f:1E?EGEEE 559V xzfj 7, Q ff-.1 -.,,...-.. :Hr.::lQL::: lk JSR-',': gN,...,: X1- BALFOUR L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS and PINS DIPLOXIAS - PERSONAL CAIIDS CONINIENCENIENT INVITATIONS NIEDALS and TROPI-IIES CLUB INSICNIA 4 .- Known IUIIIBVCUCI' flmrr' nn' Sclmnls mul Cnllf',Qz'.s- MII. THOMAS CALVIN, Rep1'cscr1I11liz'1' Attleboro Office PHOTOGRAPHER to the COYLE REVIEW OF 1956 LURING STUDIOS 392 Sp g S+ 'r FALL RIVER MASSACHUSETTS T I ph 8 5022 Compliments of MANSFIELD BLEACHERY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF Coyle From REED AND BARTON SILVERSMITHS ESTABLISHED IN 1824 Taunton, Moss. BEST wlsl-IES TO THE CLASS OF I956 CAREY BROTHERS Steel Engraving Engine Turning Engraving Jewelry Designing 50 Maynard S+. ATTLEBORO, MASS. JAMES A. CAREY Tel. AHleboro I-0779 NASON OIL COMPANY AMOCO Distributors Gasoline and Motor Oils FUEL and RANGE OIL 24-Hour Burner Service PLANT Dana Street, Corner of Danforth Street OFFICE 46 Taunton Green Taunton, Mass. Our Heating Oils Make Worm Friends WALTER H. GOREY, Manager Read the TAUNTON DAILY GAZETTE for LOCAL NEWS OF SPORTS AND DAY TO DAY HAPPENINGS in Nor'rI1ern Bris+oI Coun+y THE GAZETTE HAS SERVED THIS AREA SINCE I848 Published By WILLIAM REED AND SONS CO. 5-9 CoI1anne'r S+. TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS X L LARIVIERE'S PHARMACY Oscar A. Lariviere, Reg. Ph. 600 Co'H'age Sf. New Bedford Telephone 4-7439 Complimenfs of MARGARET M. CURTIS Insurance and Real Estate Office af RELIABLE NEWS BUREAU Newspapers-Magazines-Home Cooked Food and Desserfs Wi'I'I1 Complefe Founfain Service-Rusf Craff and Greefing Cards Candy Cupboard - Chocolafes 3I Norfh Washingfon Sf. Norfh Affleboro, Mass. TeI. MYr'I'Ie 5-948I TAUNTON DAILY GAZETTE Covers All I'I1e News of Taunfon and Vicini+y Special Emphasis on School Sports Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATTLEBORO , , Complimen+s of CRAFT, INC. So. Attleboro, Mass. Complimen+s of BELLAVANCE, INC Attleboro, Mass. ROYAL COAL CO. Famous Reading Anthracite New England Coke FOR HEATING SERVICE Dial Taun+on 4-7l82 I0 DANA ST., TAUNTON Complimenfs of L. E. ROBERT'S MARKET Groceries and Provisions X L Congratulations to the Class of '56 A FRIEND JOHN L. CLEMMEY CO MANSFIELD, MASS. Tank Manufacturers and Fabricators JAMES P. SHEEHAN Religious Gifts BROCKTON. MASS. Graciuaie of Monsignor Coyle High l939 256 MAIN STREET ine Fashion Accessories 'For Over 30 Years ,- EL ME EVANS QVAN5' f EVANS CASE CO. Norih Aiileboro, Mass. HANDBAGS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS COMPACTS MEN'S AND WOMEN'S PERSONAL ACCESSORIES Q f L THE COLDNIAL PRESS Color Specialists in OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY Wall Street Attleboro, Mass. Tel. AH. I-OOII W. H. RILEY 81 SON, INC. Distributors tor Cities Service Petroleum Products FUEL OILS RANGE OILS e. E. BOILER BURNER UNITS RILSON BURNERS 24-I-IoUR BURNER SERVICE 6l Cohannet Street Taunton, Mass Tel. 8-l282 Besl' Wishes fo +l1e Class of '56 Compliments of ROCHA BUS, INC. tfiinqhold 0 .Zane nn Asunmas ron rvnv PUIPOSI There is only one STRONGHOLD Line-The Original. Mode only by INDEPENDENT NAII. 8. PACKING Pioneer Developers and Lorgesf Manufacfurers of Threaded Nails BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A. X L Complimenis of WALDRON HARDWARE CO BAY SUPPLY CO. JAMES C. O'LEARY Nor+on 5-755I Jewelry Supplies Complimen+s of H. GUILLETTE 84 SONS, INC. Builders ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. 1531-M I-046I BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS OF COYLE HIGH DOYLE CARPET COMPANY Franklin, Mass. Complimenfs of WAMSUTTA MILLS New BEDFORD. MASSACHUSETTS PERRY SOLDERING COMPANY Soldering Specialisfs 'For +l1e Jewelry and Allied Trades 200 BROOK ST. Affleboro, Mass. Tel. I-l63l COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Fall River WHITTENTON PUBLIC MARKET 298 Wl1iHen+on S+. Taunlon, Mass. ,lliil-1 fr M Complimenfs of CREED ROSARY NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. Bes+ Wishes From MULHERN'S PHARMACY Druggists ESTABLISHED I904 CompIimen'I's of LAUGHLIN'S MARKET Quality Always Complimenfs of UNITED FINDINGS COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASS. , ,. ,W--cf LOUIS G. COURCY RANGE AND FUEL OILS 299 WI1iHen+on Sfreei' Tel. 2-I I73 Taunfon, Mass. Complimenrs of the BOYS From the Highland Bus CompIimen+s of New Bedford Lumber Corporation 246 River Road NEW BEDFORD, MASS. A FRIEND Good Luck 'ro Ihe Class of '56 MCCORMACK BROS. OIL COMPANY STOUGHTON, MASS. Complimenfs of a FRIEND I uf?-, ' I ,... '- 1 .S .C 2 S DE PALMA MOTOR SALES Corner Souih S+reeI- RouI'e 44 RAYNHAM, MASS. Pres. Telephone Taunfon 2-3577 Salesman ANTONIO DEPALMA LENI LEBRECQUE Com IimenI's of THEODORE LODRANGER 81 SONS ATTLEBORO 81 PLAINVILLE COAL CO., INC. AH'Ieboro, Mass. CompIimen'Is of PACIFIC OIL COMPANY TAUNTON, FALL RIVER NEW BEDFORD, NEWPORT THE RQME FERNANDES Rouie No. I Nor+I1AHIeboro MESS- Norfon, NorI'I1 EasI'on STEAK CHICKEN LOBSTER EAST BRIDGEWATER JOSEPH F. CASEY FUNERAL HOME The Home of Friendly Service' NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS. Besi' Wishes in FuI'ure Years REEVES DRUG 67 No. Washingion S+ree+ NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. WILLIAM R. FOX CO. War Surplus and Sporfing Goods IOI PARK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. ' TeI. A'r+Ieboro I-27II CompIimen+s of STEVENSON'S RESTAURANT No. DARTMOUTH, MASS. fi II COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEN-BOB CATERERS Weddings - Banquefs - Pariies and Showers 4I PEARL STREET ATTLEBORO E. BENSCHNEIDER Tel. So. I-8268 R. DESJARDINS A++Ie. I-I I86 COUNTRY AND WESTERN HEADQUARTERS FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND KING MUSIC CO. Music Ins+rumenIs TAUNTON PRINTING COMPANY QuaIi'I'y - Service P. FRANK LEDDY, Prop. 93 Weir S+reeI Telephone 4-4305 GOODNOW'S Good Clolhes Help Io Make a Successful Man 4I -47 MAIN STREET TAUNTON. MASS. Tommy DiNucci's 30 ACRES Diglilon RouI'e I 38 DigI1+on, Mass. SYLVIA'S INSURANCE AGENCY Complimenfs of CLIFFORD CLEANERS ELSIE M. SYLVIA, Prop. Insurance of AII Kinds 294 Dar'ImouII1 SI. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Tel. Wy 4-6977 or Tel. Wy 3-252I QUALITY AND SERVICE MercI1an+s Lane Taun+on Phone 2533I NEW BEDFORD WIRE 81 IRON WORKS 2I Bee+Ie S+. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. We Specialize in Chain Linlc Fences Tel. 3-9956 A FRIEND X SOUTHEASTERN SUPPLY CO. New Bedford, Mass. H. B. SMITH BOILERS MILOT TELEVISION SERVICE Radio - Television - Appliance Sales 437 BAY STREET TAUNTON, MASS CompIimen+s VOLKSWAGEN SALES of 81 SERVICE A FRIEND Rose MoI'or Sales WinI'I1rop S+. Taun+on, Mass. WRIGHT CHEVROLET CO.. INC. OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Sales and Service Sou+I'I WasI1ing+on S+ree'r No. A++Ieboro, Mass. HI-WAY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Roufe 28, Wareham, Mass. BUILDING BLOCKS CESSPOOL BLOCKS Tel. Wareham 834-W ALIS Cor-nplirnen-fs BARBER SHOP 2I Palmer S'I'reeI OT SOMERSET VILLAGE I+ Pays +o Look WeII CREAMRICH . Complimenfs RED s VARIETY of - - - - ZITO'S CandIes SocIa GrocerIes PINE STREET MARKET SOMERSET MASS' AH'Ieboro, Mass. C0mPILme f5 BOWEN BROS. ELECTRIC CO. 0 AHI TJ T I. I-I802 WILLIAMS LUMBER co., INC. UNITE? USTSRS SE,-MCE R 62 Weir SI. EIec+ric Aufo-Life Tel. 4-5897 Service CompIimenI's of Complimenk MENOCHE'S MARKET of OuaIi'ry Mea+s and PouII'ry 480 Bay S'rreeI' Taunion, Mass. DELIVERY SERVICE THE SPECTATOR PRESS Somersei, Mass. I Complimems TI-IE LENE PAGE OUINTET of The Bes'r of Music for Every Occasion HENRY RIENDEAU Tel. Fall River 45848 CompIimen+s of BULLDOZER 8: BUCKET LOADER Manuel Perry, Jr. Loam-Sand-Gravel-Fill S+ough+on Mass. 76 CHERRY S-I-'gl' 3-LAILQNTON, MASS. TWIN KEE CLOTHING MFG. CO Complime,-I1-S M+g. 0+ Men's and Boys' Rainwear of 720 Park S+. R. T. 27 A STOUGI-ITON MASS. CompIimen+s Raynham, Mass. of Floor Show Friday and Sa+urcIay SPECIALIZES IN BANQUETS FALES ICE 8: FUEL CO. HASKINS PHARMACY Wes+ Main S+. Nor+on A COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CompIimen+s 0+ MAC'S VARIETY STORE 345 CoI1anne+ S+. Taun+on, Mass. Tel. 4-5670 CompIimen+s of COFFEE SHOP Nor+on Cen+er THE PARK NEWS D 8: M SUPPLY, INC. , CompIlmen+s Tel. l092 o+ a Lumber and Builders' Supplies 395 OAKLAND ST. MANSFIELD, MASS. C. S. LORD, PILG. 2I4 No. Main S+. Mansfield, Mass. M. A. VIGORITO Men's and Boys' Wear 6 No. WasI1ing+on S+. NO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. D'ARRUDA HARDWARE co., INC. Complimws Phone 6-8051 63 Brigh+man S+. of FALL RIVER. MASS. CARNIVAL DRIVE-IN f'E '-'-'X ALBERT E. SMITH C0mPIlmef'+S Of 54-56 Courl Sireei IVIBCDONALD TAUNTON, MASS. MOVING 8: STORAGE CO. Siudebaker-Packard Sales and Service A++Ieb0,-0, Mass, T,-,unfonl Mass. Complimenis of WATCH BAN DS, INC. A'H'leboro, Mass. Complimenls of PEQUOT BEVERAGE CO. Congraiulalions THE CLAISS OF '56 R. BLACKINGTON co. No. A++leboro, Mass. Complimenis of OSCAR'S WATCH SHOP AHleboro, Mass. BROUILLETTE'S VARIETY 400 Ashley Blvd. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Tel. 3-3948 TaunIon's Besl' Enleriainmenl' STRAND THEATRE PAUL'S BARBER SHOP In 'Ihe Hub of +he Easl' Side I97 Pine S+reeI' ATTLEBORO, MASS. Complimenls of M. S. COMPANY A'Hleboro, Mass. ROCCO'S BARBER SHOP ROCCO JOHN ED 8 Union S+ree+ AHleboro, Mass. Besl Wishes CARLTON H. BLISS Nor+h Aflleboro, Mass. JOHN M. HOBIN 81 SON Lighi' and Heavy Trucking MACHINERY A SPECIALTY 336 Nor'l'hup S+. J. M. HOBIN EDGEWOOD, R.I. Complimenls of NORTH ATTLEBORO GAS CO. REARDON AND LYNCH CO., INC. Wholesalers Only Plumbing, Healing, Oil Burner Supplies Cor. Easl' and Brook Sis. AH'leboro, Massachuse'Hs Everyihing al' Discounl' Prices 'for Men, Women, Girls and Boys ai' 'rhe DISCOUNT MART Roule I, Nexl' +o Lincoln Molors Norlh A'H'leboro Complimenys Complimen+s 0+ of TROY STER'-'NO AUTO SCHOOL SHEET METAL WORKS. INC. WATCH AQEPAIFS +JEWELRY C0mp,imen,,S of E.o.ilpO'iifiEii DURANDS CHOCOLATE SHOP 75 W. Wa+er S+. Taun+on, Mass. I9 Taunwn Green HALLMARK CARDS GIFTS Taumon' Mass. PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE COmP'fmen+S of TAU4rflQg'jIY 3265 BROWN'S PHARMACY Tel. 2-037I lzree Delivery 426 Bay S+ree+ ARTHUR E. POWERS. Reg. Ph. BEST WISHES AND LUCK Complimen+s 0+ ROBESON FOOD MARKET MANSFIELD FUNERAL HOME 62 School S+. Dial 4-6673 Oompllmenls Complimen+s of of TAUNTON AUTO SUPPLY A FRIEND Complimen+s 0+ Office Plan+ A ll Weil' S+- 94 Tremon+ S+. T. BROCKTON BILLIARD I37 Main S+ree+ Pick Up and Delivery Dial 2-402l ACE CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing and Dyeing Repairs and Al+era+ions 9I W. Wa+er S+. Taun+on, Mass. Complimen+s 0+ HOME SPECIALTY CO. Com plimen+s o+ PHEOBE CERAMICS WATTUPPA GAS 81 FUEL CO. Fall River, Mass. POBER'S The Slore Behind Ihe Bes'r Fashions in Taun'ron Odd Sizes a SpeciaI+y CREAMER'S CURTAINS Fac'I'ory 'I'o You 40 Worcesfer S+. Taunlon, Mass. Tel. 2-0785 PIERCE HARDWARE COMPANY DisIribuI'ors of Hardware and Indus'IriaI Supplies I5 MAIN STREET TAUNTON EARL W. PRING Plumbing and Hearing Oil Burner Sales and Service Complimenls of COLONIAL DONUT SHOP 9I Broadway SI. Mary's Square T I. 4-5048 54 worzcesreere sr. TAUNTON TAUQ'lO4'152'Q 6AS5' Complimenls Complimenis of of A FRIEND BONNIE BROOK Roufe 44 TaunI'on, Mass. C I' MORTONS SHOE STORE om'2,Imen'S 44 Main S+. AUTO SHOP Shoes for Ihe En'I'ire Family TAUNTON. MASS- BRISTOL COUNTY RADIO CO TaunIon's Largesf Furnilure and Appliance S'I'ore 70 -72 MAIN ST. LEONARD'S RESTAURANT LUNCHEONETTE Bakery Producls Ice Cream Candy 35 MAIN STREET Complimenls of NEW YORK LACE STORE 89 Main Slreef Tel. 4-6909 DANA'S EveryI'hing 'Io Furnish Your Home' 85-87 MAIN STREET TAUNTON, MASS. EVERETT I. PERRY, INC. Men's and Boys' Furnishings and Clofhing 6 Parlc S+ree+ ATTLEBORO. MASS. SULLIVAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 29 Weir S'IreeI' Tel. 4-4076 TAUNTON, MASS. Tel. Taun'I'on 4-7374 ORS' BROS- R. DUSSEAULT AND soN ' As I1aI+ Walks and Drives Fancy Fl-ulili Baskeis Egimahas CIieer'FuIIy Given Tel. 48l4I Free Deliveries 7 KURT PLACE TAUNTON, MASS. Complimenis of HARRY A. COOPER BUILDER 5 Gramiepitne 4LaIu8nJOn' Mass' 437 WasI'1ing'I'on S+. Taunion Dealer in McNess Produc+s Dial 47788 Complimenfs of MANSFIELD MOTORS, INC. Mansfield, Mass. Oldsmobile Since I934 CompIimen+s of JOHANNSEN'S BAKERY SHOP S+ougI1+on, Mass. Compllmems 0' LAMOUREAUX OIL co. JOHN J' ROGERS 8' SON 262 Broadway TaunI'on, Mass. Real Esfafe Tel. 3,3832 Sfoughfon, Mass. HEATING, QILS THE NEW ENDICOTT JOHNSON Besi' Wishes Io The Class of I956 SHOE S-I-ORE MR. AND MRS. ANDREW STEFANIK 3' Main Shed Taun'Ion BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '56 STOUGHTON DINER, INC. S'rougI1+on, Mass. Complimenfs of STOUGHTON HARDWARE S+ough+on Mass. Bes+ Wishes To +I1e Class of '56 JOE'S SHELL STATION BEAUVAIS OIL OO. I0 ArII'1ur S'I'. Taunfon Mass. Sfoughfon, Mass. RANGEFQNS-6lTgEL OILS A. SAPONIGRO 81 CO., INC. 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