Moses Brown School - Mosaic Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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' M pu NI.: .zgw ,WW 'TN WE the Class of 1956 Dedxcate this MOSAIC to a MAN respected admnred FRANK FULLER TEACHER Wham is is F N Q x K I A Record and History of the Class of l956 and an account of the year 1955 and 1956 The 137th Year of Moses Brown School Moscs B ulcy C eorge I Bl1ss T DXXlg,l1C Bookc Russell D Brooks Clurlcs F Bron I1 L1l1rl1 l BLIHUID Rurl1C Burgess K1rlH Ermkson NEXX' FNGLAND YFARLY MEFTING OF FRIFNDS COMMITTFF ON MOSFS BROXVN SCHOOL AND LINC OLN SCHOOL Thomis Perry jr Clflk Hcnrx C Foster M1rx Hmm oncs Dusy N Nnwmfm l'l1clwcI Perry C rc11O Pmrrcl Alu11n1lcr C Purdy XI1rg1rr.rC SISSOU Dor11l1l B Snyder Anclrux R Toul X 1r1 Illll Toxx nscml Xx1llllfLlH XW1rL XX 1ll1 1111 XY clusrcr Frmus F Xlvhcclcr Clurlcs H XYfl1lC lxrl T XxOllxlI'lS Xx71lICI' H XXfoo1l DcQc1sc1l MOSES BROXYN SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES XY'1ll11m H Fdu lrds Plcxldclll Moses Buley Qlmrles F Broun Fd1thl Buffum Xlifoodxxorrh L Q nrpcnrer Bcnlsmml Cook lr H nry C Fosrcr Mrs Hoxq T Frccmm Ol1xerI B Henderson B1rn1lmy C lxecncy F Iohn low nes Ir Xwllllllfll M M1cl1cnz1e Thomls Perry Ir C ren O P1crrcl AlLx1mlcrC Purdy Robert M Sxyxxcll Mrs Fdxxm F Shcrmsm Ir 4 Mrs C l11rlcs P S1sso11 Don 1l1l B Snyclcr Frulcrmlx Q T mmf X lI'f.,lHl1 Tovs nsmd Aclnllc CR Vcrxcm C I1 lrlcs H XYIlllfC XXf lltcr H XWoo1l 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 y 1 4 , ., 1 - ' 1 ' ' .1 A A V . 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B., A.M. Hnrvzlrcl University AIM. University of Grenoble tag A X X x X .I, XVILLIAINI PAXTON Ifrzgliib Brown University Ph. B. H.1fN'.1Tkl Vnivcrsity I, . . 4' 1 1 1 M. L. HIZRMAN ,ilizflvwrliztizi Dzmffnr' uf 'Inc 1111141 Dickinson College AB. Cfolumbigx l'nix'crs1ty A M. EVERETT B. RAINES Hiilory XY'esiCyan University BS. Brown University 5 X X LEO H. COLE Slmlin Miissncluisctts School of Arr, BS. in Ed. THEODORE S. XWHITFOR l Frenffa Amherst College BA. University of Nancy University of Paris fDiplomz1J Middlebury College MA. 5 J CHARLES VV. HUTTON Clic H11 iffy, PM mil Collcgc of Vfoostcr AB. Ohio Stiirc ldiivcrsity M,A. .X FRANK E. FULLER Lafivz Colby College AB. University of Michigan -L '1 gui 4,i VUALTER E. JANSEN Iffzgfifla Brown University AB. Rutgers University Midtllcbury College I-sm: x EDQMIUND .KARMSTRONG rx X Direflovx Atbleticr X5jQC72E7't1! Sfilyz . Cbemirtry Univ rsity AB. W . VYWWXM M6 'WSU SYM KING B. ODELL, JR. Frwzfff Suffolk University AB. Brown University Wffffiiiiiif My lg!! U - 1 ,QP JOSEPH XY. TINKER .U.1IffrU1.IffL'i Iinivcrsity of New H1llT1PSi1ifCI3.S. Huston University L'ni'.'crsirx' inf Vcrmimt HOXVARD M. ROBERTS Mf1lfJc'7m1lirir Ezirlhzim BA. University of PCIH1SyiYL1Iligl MA ADA T. FI TLI, I3fr1fng,1, Clcfzcfmzf Stir my Pembroke College AB, ,sn,1,, Q,4fln.r q 91. . .mins N .18-1 liiblflkki fzflsg.. fLL9lu-olfifu XYIILIAM A. RIZIFQNYDVR 1 ..,,,l. J,I,.x.I!,.NI1'1'If Yale- .NIS Y.1lc Flux, M, HVLITN I. PAX'I UN I.I'G?1I7'I.I7I Pcmbmkc A M. S if 'R NANCY ST. JOHN Bible Radcliffe College B.A J. DRISKO ALLEN Head of Lower School Colby College B.S. Harvard University 'E WILLIAM P. TABER, JR. Englirb Williain Penn College B.A. University of Pittsburgh M.A. E. HAROLD JERNQUIST Treamrer Northeastern University B.C.S. JI ff L. RALSTON THOMAS H eazf mailer Ezrzerilm On May 6, 1955, the Moses Brown Alumni honored Mr. Thomas with a dinner in Alumni Hall. Here Mr. Thomas is ac- cepting rheir gifts of appreciation which included the television set in the background. THE BALLAD OF EDITHA AND BRECK Born on a hillock in that Dutch countree, Land of Quakers and Liberty, Where wide runs the farm and tall grows the tree, He went to Haverford and took his degree . . . Ralston, Ralston Thomas, Beginnin' to make his name. Sot on his goal, but not in his ways, He sailed overseas and ioined in the fraysg He bound up the wounded when half in a daze From duckin' the bombs in the smoky haze... Ralston, Ralston Thomas, A-puttin' the lighters to shame. Soon at a school in Providence town- He was brought by Gifford of late renown- He struck out hard and he never fell down ln teachin' a boy to be more than a clown... fllnitb Apologier lo Tum Blackburn! Ralston, Ralston Thomas, lnspirin' his boys to fame. The good that he's done will be ue'er forgot: There's many a time he was put on the spot, But he came off clear with nary a blot And solved our problems all over the lot . .. Ralston, Ralston Thomas, Through thick and thin he came. Now he didn't work alone in doin' good: Iiditha beside him stood- A grand girl she, as she oughter should, Making sweet music whenever she could... Editha, Editha Thomas, She set his heart aflame. Called by the refugees of Worltl War II, Man and wife to the Old Wtmrltl flew, And showed them a hit of humanity true Threw all the Russians in a panicky stew. . . Editha, Ralston Thomas, Workin' for Freedoms claim. Home to their faculty waitin' here Editha whipped up plays each year, Breck looked ahead with his vision clear, Set us a-talkin' and a-plannin' with cheer.. , Edith, Ralston Thomas, Folks who have made a name. Sing, happy family of Quaker Hill, Your school is great because of their skill, Wish them your best with your heart and will- Warm in your love you will hold them still . . . Editha, Ralston Thomas, People of cherished fame! THEODORE VUHITFORD Rendering the Ballad of Ifditha and Breck at the faculty-staff dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. Ralston Thomas. llRli5ll5lfX'l' Albert L. Silva, jr. Q lxl lllxlbl N'l':X'l'lYl 'lARl : i5l'lil li VIC li-l'l'll15ll7l,5-il' Fiiblll l Daniel IL. Cohen Frederick V. Lau rente, jr. David M. Xwright Norman D Biker lr THF CLASS OF l956 Mr. William Paxton Faculii Adrirer Here we are, the graduating class of 1956! Within our yearbook, the l956 Mosaic, we have tried to grasp a representative picture of our school life at Moses Brown. Of course there is not paper and print enough to record even a good portion of everything we would like to remember. XX'ho could ever forget: trying to digest those large and frequent doses of French vocabulary, pouring over our history notes the night for morningli before a specific information exam, running the cinders for the track team, cheering the football team, or singing happy birthday to Ben Franklin, General Lee and all our other old cronies. These are just a few of the memories that are now behind us. We also like to think in terms of our individual contributions. Each one of us has, in his own individual way. been a real part of Moses Brown. From here we step forward into the future, armed with a solid educational background. College looms next in line for most of us. After that, doctors. lawyers, businessmen- Perhaps some 20 years from now we will reach into our bookshelf and carefully take down the 1956 Mosaic. After gently brushing off the accumulated dust, we will thumb through the time-honored pages, remembering our life at Moses Brown School. We will think of our classmates, wondering where they are and what they are doing. We will think of our teachers who meant so much to our growth and our development. And as we slowly close the book and set it back in its place, we will think how fortunate we were to have the opportunity to be a part of Moses Brown, 1 X is X f Q I , raw tw we My .rr Q . Aj? ,QM,f-f '!0M! may l6L0.M, jjlilfwhw' all J' 9 orrngmv D QLQEIIIFN f bf ff W fwljnihurch St., North Attle , ass. nt ' 951 in Form I Hon rs: III Clubs Chess ClubI II III IV V CPres rn VJ Glee Club 11 Athletrcs Tennrsl II III IV V Wrnter Tratkl II III IV V CVars IV VJ After four years as a day student joel finally stooped to enter the boardrng department Through out that trme he has consrstently ranked number one rn the class of 56 alphabetrcally oel has always been a very colorful character as one can easrly see by hrs chorce of rrecktres Hrs pearly whrte smrle and talent at the prano lack only a candalabra to make hrm another Lrberace DAVID SETH ANSLOW Dave Entered 1952 rn Form III Clubs Chess Club IV Athletrcs Basketball III Cross Country IV V Ten nrs III V Track lSprrngJ IV fWrnter9 IV Wrestl1ngV latest reports have rt that Dave rs a promrnent member of the Audubon Socrety of Amerrca wrth the rank of Brrd Watcher Frrst Class He has often been seen makrng hrs obs rvatrons rn the prcturesque shrubbery of Moses Brown Dave has also drs trngurshed hrmself as one of the fastest track men rn the schools hrstory as hrs five mrnute practrce ses srons have left Mr Howe bewrldered E 2 , , , , - A L 3 7 5 ' 7 3 . L K .4 I 1 108 Ruggles Ave., Wamick, R. I. ' 2 L , 1 - , 2 1 , 1 . K . . S . . . 7 - l . - I6 Lf ff' -4,0144- 1 ing! ,wi-we WJ: W? W, W ei ll ki Wars! W t e c fred lrves rn elmo amo hel er schoo my: who affee mglnkif those same boys howev r ma e h school wrth a c ball games He on be remembered by hrs temporarresf hrs hysterr 1 cfrcklr lsr h as h trred to put hrs frst throu ZWQM Zfffrff' N S' 'P 'D rr- lHQgfMAN QJEANQBAICERQ yy epny Nqrm J A '5 86 alseyq8r Pgpyrderrdf R I 'lxfintered 1,94 in 3rd Prrmfaryn Honors I II IH Clubs fressfl III IV ,Y Mechanrc Club V A hlextrcal l3as ballfl Baiketba I football I ll IV V rs and Lettery ack CSprrng1,Il ,Lf IV V W estlrr-rgf'lI ISU I s qeqtter Cay Cffrces Vrce Pigs CES fv ,kcrggary Studbfrt Actrvmes Covhmr IV V Shack Bu IV J Mqm e ofwfrthlitrc Ajsejratrdn IBKIV Hess V Class ecretary V IA tcyflrx years 'Ks ap yrnslltfessful caddrdate for ks rdylegr' thrs year Denny gy hrs farfhxful bloeklsuf Dters tq Base Wtrght who won a hqdslrde uct It may frppeaxx to Wmezyople that Denny js qurrc a homebody ut thrs rs nly because all the actromusrtally cqnters around l3p 'house Hrs pla I rdefn has bear the scene .bf many cool pla almost eryon who mer goes e has d trme ex Srncehe enjoys vshrtrng lqlx? m cihigenhjf h qjen pal orygn Chrca to hom hf vurrtes all j ex59gt for a cou leoxveeks rn thriqgummer they nage to get together J I F I I, ,, O Y . 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' q ' CJ ,uf 17 HOWARD CAVENDER BERNET JR Howre 74 Bay Vxew Ave Brnstol Ferry R I Entered 1955 ln Form V Clubs Science Club V Athletlcs Basketball V, Tcnnls V A a , debonarre newcomer, frcsh from Parts , Howard has had a lnttle trouble readjustmg hlmself to the social life of Il1lS country However, he feels he can recover that whnch he mlsses most on the contlnent by avtdly readnng Playboy Howard seems to spend most of hrs trme readtng or sleepmg Although he generally IS erther late or nn debt, Howard manages to do .1 respectable job ln hrs scholastlc acttvltles I ROBERT Lgxji BALDWIIN LL b Bags N Af at-tqgh sf Branqwtai-2 M at C Entered 195 .ui Form III CPresuously tn lsbadtld 2nd Intsq Clum M B xNews V, Iuntor Allrancel Francaxse IV Vx Cx X Honolwf' III ,,,t Cornmttizgs Snack MMV V Athletrcs Bgsebdh, IIR VJ Football III CJVJ Swtmmmfgxlll IV V Tennls IV V JVJ Although Babd3W1suyr5tnsplan t1ve of Marne he llkes to go hltntxngsin Connecticut tHe won t say what forj In the wrnter when not studymg h frequents the pool Durmg the other seasons he takes 1 few trips to the Babe s open 'ur zoo Bob wlll always be remembered by the veterans as the one who best squelshed Tom Black rn the Fourth Inter mednte . r ', f sf- ' I ,fry ,Q-Y .,-I K X. bf X x H M .J -.. 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' 'Aida Axfr 6 vley ljExLQleafeR4IiYn! 9 Entelmpfk tn real E' W we Schola wards Fo Ma azl ,Current Affalr P kfvfb I Honors xv -.Q l f Clubs M B ews cdadylfthl fp IN mumo clate E ttor of' eIph1 n Assoc Efltor of Mo sa1cVHEJfoSAC eptoSAC Glee Club and Twelve I III I Athletlcs Baseballl II III IV V fVars andllaet terl Basketballl II III IV V fVars and Letterp Footballl II III Oflices Class Presldentl II III IV S A C I II III IV V Dan IS a noted soap boxer vuthout hrs tall cut off After servmg an unprecedented live years as pres1 dent of the class he was fmally put out to pasture for 1956 and IS now wrltmg hxs memoirs Never theless he st1ll holds the rems of the famous Moses Brovsn News and has hls nose ln the mo other publmcatnons also Dan most enloys bemg sung to on hls bxrthday durrng study hall assemblxes 'I9 , fl ffl I ' f l if ' f l 1 A, -' lm! , IL-PL j rl '. ull I ,K lllxlq N ,,y t ' . fb ' nl . , 1' 5 A, I , C L fr.: 1 K sw-. -'L V i I. 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Ki .J J f We I , 4 ls-ff' ...yi .T l sl, ,v,v -l GORDON CUTTS Katuza 9Irvrng Ave Provrdence R I Entered Pre Prrmary Honors IV Athletrcs Basketballl II III IV V fVarJ Football I V CVarD Tennrs II III IV V fVar Captj Trackl II Gordon has the dubrous drstrnctron of berng the only student rn our class who has come all the way through Moses Brown In recent years he has become a very skrllful drrver however thrs fall after the first term marks went home he found hrmself wrthout a car Hrs black bomb rs now spendrng a dreary lrfe rn hrs garage and rt only comes out on specral occa srons such as mrlk uns and skrrng trrps WM- WW it EWWW 5,0 bt W-LM we new Wat M 7 Hartford Ave Johnston R Entetred nQ QS I+ Clubs Glee Club II III IV V Chess Club IV V fTreas D Camera Club I II Proscenrum Club IV V CBus Managerj Mosarc CBus Mana er 8 J House Commrttee III IV Dance Commrttee I IV V Athletrcs Cross Country V Football I II III IV 6 VJ Tennrs IV V Sprrng Track IV Wrnter Track III IV V Wrestlrngl II The Gondolrer has long been known for hrs socral prowess and has hrs own fan club at Lrncoln However rn recent months Fred has turned hrs rnterest to agrrculture and rs plannrng to open a hog farm rn the vast expanses of Pawtucket Best wrshes for success rn thrs venture are cordrally extended by the Mosarc Staflf 20 ., , . . 5 , , , y - 1 3 ' 3 5 7 5 ' ' 3 1 9 1 5 ' I p I I l 0 ' I . 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News IV V' Proscenium Club IV' Dance Committee V' House Committee V' junior Alliance Franchaise IV V Athletics: Baseball IV CVars. Letterj' Football III V CVars. LetterJ Track Winter III CVars. Letterl' Spring Track Varsity III' Wrestling IV V Vars. Letter CSil. Medal in Br. Inter. Sch.J During his three years at Moses Brown the Dret has achieved a fine athletic record, winning varsity letters in four sports. Although no one can be sure, we believe that Steve is secretly training to be a weather forecasterg for he has often been heard mum- bling in his sleep that there are fair winds from Rose Mary, Massachusetts. CWhere's that, Dret?J 21 lv xl L I 'P 5 uh I A lbzyw . vywlo-lf . ff' ' 4' w ' ' - ' I M, 4. V, ' 'MW' ,Jan M CE f ' ,jtl I bll I W - 14' . . gf: go will assa r, t corridor . . .. . In , ... IJ vv . . ww M' 'os .Q UL ER W mtl W IW W ll by I I I lf N ef Xl lk, Juv, U flfh' why my .Q WROBERT FAIN ML Bo Clarendon Ave Provrdehce R I Xl XX,-Ehterecl 1952 1nForm II L Clubs Chess Club II III IV V CSecD M B News CBus Managerj Athletrcs Baseball II Basketball II IV V CJVD Football II III CJVJ Tennls IV V fManJ Rapld Robert has establxshed an amazlng record at Moses Brown for he 15 the only boy 1n 157 years to play I V basketball for four seasons Next to basketball eatmg IS Bobs favorlte sport and he IS planmng to buy a share In the East S1de Dxner to help sansfy has appente KENNETH LOUIS FAVREAU a Farnum Prke Georgravllle R I Entered 1953 ln Form III Athletxcs Cross Country III IV V fVarsJ Sprung Track III IV V Wxnter Track III IV V In the thnrd form Ken came stralght from the backwoods of Georgxavllle to the bush country at Moses Brown He has dxstmguxshed hrmself as a loyal track man and has also showed ments as a drrver Durmg h1s spare tlme Ken takes le1surely crurses wxth the Naval Reserve 22 I A u , l fi l 'l',l fc F 1 V A I , I Xb ' l 1 l, UU! 3 , I 'Xl ,1-RL ,NX .-rlrkvlqlmvg fin' f l ! fl , . , 'V ' lt C ,Nw N '!'vMul'1,-Xllf I - 31 V U ld I ull A .yr Xlv fxgy, . 9 ,I ,u ,, OV 1 ' I ' X' ,-ful mlljv 'fl 'W-fflkfl A 1 lvllflf' ' 1' I X541 ., . v l x IX IS AXIL will gli! 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W six-A A X ZA I, V , y I , -,DJIA h ld inf I '-,. 3 UF yn 4 IJ 1, Waoxj E MARSHALL GOIDBERQIJ X 1 f 'Gold J ,V ff 'J rl00!ClongresS,St Mllford, Iflassg f En gm! 1955 L8 f 111 ,X H0 Orwlll N, ffflfvl Cl Camera ub II 'V junxor Alhagce Fran Dfcanse IV V Athletics Foo alf II I Tnfmqys III V IJVQ Winter Tylc ISV J Aft domg 'best last year to bum down the school' Goldyj seems to have ret1red from the hfe an ar mst 'to that of a Rock and Roll enthuslast at 7 21 m' He believes rn havmg all the comforts of home an electrlc blanket for example usually bought wholesale All will agree Ronnne adds much Color to the llfe on sen1or corrndor JOSEPH GILMAN FULKERSON .. oem Z 69 Power St Provldence R I ntere 19 FA ,fig ,Zvi Clubs Gee ubl II III jumor All1ance'Eran 4 C?3Ev950 I At etncs Footgall I Svgrnmmg II III IV V I1 I1 V f4rCCJ'S7 Anil gears the .n of Rabb1: a name he : iembered as havmg spla d l1ttle of the water xoydfgcldys Tub and wrll be remembered also as the boy who n eve th g abo every spor on the Hfli r m a spot of mg the off season 23 I E n t. - I 111 ' I L ' ' , , , - ij' -JL ' ' h e ' , . e . ' a ' a i ' i ' - . X I 'H 7 A! ,- Af 'ff' .J-ff ,I S l 51 ,J If 'Yr' L .L ',,f'f2 - '. H. JJ 1' V fn - 1, Ai, ff 'I' 11 t If '1 A -A! 'J' ff' , f 4 ' 'J,.f. ,b l H sh - I l V ,ri ,Qs 3 V I ' I i NIV! ' ' n' JJ - ' f z 'I' , 9 EDWIN MOODY HOWELL Ted Jowells 1lReservo1r Ave Rumford R I Entered 1950 tn IV Int Honors I II III IV V Clubs M B Newsl II III IV V Proscemum Club IV V Delphlan IV V Mosalc V Glee Club III IV V Athletlcs Baseballl II Ill IV V CVarsD Football I II II IV V CVars and Letterj Swlmmmgl II Wrestllng III IV V CMgrJ Ted came to Moses Brown ln the fourth mter medxate and promptly proceeded to reorgannze the lower school hlstory program H15 valnant efforts succeeded nn gettxng our outlme assngnment short ened and ln makmg Mrs Monahons haxr a lnttle gray Whnle he was rn the upper school Ted agr tated well enough to earn associate edltorshnps on the three school publxcatlons plus a varslty letter tn foot ball Ted 15 one of the few banjo playlng saxlors 1n the state 'I V! L .xv -'Ji ,ini ll ff! , ALBERT INCERPI Incerp 460 Smnthfield St Pawtucket R I Entered 1953 1n Form III Honors III Athlencs Basketball IV V fMgrj Basketball Ill QJVJ Football III IV V lVars Letterj Wrest Img IV V CVarsJ Bestdes bemg a top notch guard on the football team Alfonse has also achleved prommence as an expert on cars Hts whxte Chevrolet convertnble wlth 1ts carbon monoxxde heatmg system IS the won der of the automobnle lndustry Outsnde of football Als favorlte sport xs cheerleadmg We understand that he took lessons from a cheerleader at Pawtucket West .. ,, .. H 3 ., , . . : 7 I 9 Y Z ' ' 3 3 'I 3 I , S 1 5 S 3 3 5 , s y , -Q 7 3 I 7 ' I 3 L I Y ' . . , . . , . . , ' t . 4 7' ' F' . ' f r-4-4 P VJ' Id 4 f J v f' : :, ' . , .itll , . L ff. VAW, J' ,rwff I , - I :K if 1 I ,J . if .fd N -- .4 ' I j av, .-fi' aff, ,4 4 - V J1IQ1'Lv MAIN -. H 3 ., , . . 3 v -Q I v 1 ' ' , . .. .. - - s Q. 24 PETER ANDERSON KERR Pete 47 5 Washington St Gloucester Mass Entered 1955 ln Form V Clubs Science Club V Athletics Baseball V Basketball V Football V fVars J , Although this ns Pete s first and only year at Moses Brown he proved to be an able competitor on the football field untrl he injured his leg Smce he was unable to play football he turned to other sports in which he was also very outstanding His fabulous txme of srx seconds per stone is expected to remain as the oHic1alM B A A record FREDERICK VAN BUREN LAWRENCE JR Grebe 56 Moorland Rd Falmouth Mass Entered 1954 in Form IV Honors IV Clubs S A C IV, V, Glee Club IV, V Athletics Cross Country CVars and Letterj V, Ten ms IV, Spring Track IV, V, Wrestling IV, V CVars I Offices IV Class Sec, V Class Vice Pres Last year Fred became one of the few boys in recent years to be elected a class officer in hrs first year He has continued from that brilliant start to become one of the outstanding boys rn the class both scholastncally and socially I-Ixs work as a master of ceremonies on skit night earlier thus year wnll go down in the annals of the school as will his mysterious ability to find Mr Herman's door open every mornlng 25 . 'J l . , F vi , ' ,YUI-Y I r r ' f' law' V' - X. 1 1 .f-' . X . l, ' 5 ' Liv X V if xjxfv ff c . f 1 f 'L . ' ' MLN' 'aa .L 4, , pf ' sv f va JL Q ff. ,.,y' .1 ' ' . ,U ,, I PM ' , - gf' 'Y ' f : X ' I I A f lc ' , , - ' , 'lj , '- X .- u t ,, , - 'I , 1 cl ' fi fl f 1 - I' 1 1 1 x , I ' B , ' ' J' r - 'V' C R, ' .K K , K ' A ll ll I7 A1 V 1 I . 5 1' I 'Y Y ' x - Z i -, nr' ' N . . , Y I .I 3 4 7 2 be , . 1- U ., , . IV -2 9, 1' ,, T-XII ' . .- l yard lx 'fl r K it , 4, 'ff .I , J f I CHARLES MALAHER LYONS III Chuck 87 Don Ave Rumford R I Entered 1955 rn Form V Clubs Sclence Club V Junxor Alllance Francaxse V Athletlcs Baseball V Basketball V Football V V When Charlre came to Moses Brown for the first trme thrs fall he lost no ttme rn dnstmguxshmg htm self as the only one to be late to every class Never theless he soon learned the ms and outs of the campus and has managed to find hxs way around He even found the football field thrs fall and later rn the wmter he found the basketball court ! J A P 'U- lr WILLIAM MCALISTER MACKENZIE W1 Mac 26 Congdon St Provrdence R I Entered 1946 1n III Prxmary Scholastic Awards Class wmner ln state French Con test IV Fxrst pr1ze rn Declamatton II IV Honors I II III IV V Clubs Proscenlum Club II III IV V CPres IV and VJ Glee Club II III IV V fPres VD Class Pres tdent of junlor Allnance Francaxse Dance Com m1tteeIII IV V Athlettcs Baseballl Basketballl II Footballl III IV V fMgrJ Tennls III II IV V I VJ Wrnter Track III IV V Wxll IS a member 1n good standlng of the East Slde Dmer Club and may be seen fldlflg around ID a blue Ford that he ptcked up on Cooke Street In school he rtvals Eddxe Flsher and Marlon Brando wtth hns accompllshments on the stage and out of school he goes out of hrs way to keep all of hrs appomtments at Applebaums 26 M J V I 9 ., , .. ' 1 L L UD , . ' on, 7 u Q' ff? 'fp 'f' ya' J. 1' 1 J . I I B' .- If iff' , f MFI Y 9' . Nl A ,Ip 5-J 1 I U U 3' 1' f 7,3 , 1 I . ,Q ,Ja if V 1 .vf I ,r f ,. I 1' A D ,JR. ., -IL., .. ,, ., , .. I a s 1 - ' Z .L 'I , , , J- as 3 1 a 'M MAJ lr lwlwbtffw r' fel ll ho-V'Li,P'l,-f ' A, AWWA M L of 'w'J. Wlfywfruq Xe M.r1-fl'3'05 Wy-'J I. wvf' wp' ,J My ollmrblr,-'ppj bf Mfwr M ALLAN BURNAM MacLEoD A ' J-U, Mac Burnre Scotty :ffm J' wjpf 311 Thrlly Ave Columbra Mo JI' Entered In 1953 rn Form III Athletrcs Basketball III IV V CVarsrtyJ Tennrs Ill IV V fVarsrty and Letterj After three years at Moses Brown where he got among other thrngs several breshes of fresh arr Burnre plans to go back to Mrssourr for hrs future educatron He brought from Mrssourr a certarn qual rty of casualness whrch can not often be found rn natrve New Englanders He rs usually able to face all the varrous crrses of school lrfe wrth erther a laugh or a smrle But he had a blrnd date thrs year whrch he couldn r qurte laugh off ,J W'-V Mfr My M! J' wwf! X ND' ' ,f 1f,v,f QV XC-f, Vffvff RAYMOND MOODY JR Cappy Lew 226 Nahant Rd Nahant Mass Entered 1957 rn Form II Clubs Glee Club CV PJ Athletrcs Baseball II Swrmmrng II III IV V CVats and Letterb Tennrs II III IV V Lew a genurne ladres man selects hrs dates accord rng to the seasons of the year and spends most of hrs money brrbrng lrttle srsters to take off Any money he has left he spends on bowlrng Around school ew shows hrs talents rn the pool and on the tennrs court 27 A an 'll' I' 9 A .1 u H' gy z ffXnw,,l ' e0 l,c WJ M. in J fl? . , gnu -f v . C' Jam l - Jaffa 11,01 615 A' u I V ib . ' 9 U he xl xgyspxgplkp If IJ .. ,, .. .. ,, 4-U' Ml' ji' '. ' I I If TW n . I . .f ,if Ji'ff'f'fw'f' . ' .wily I -' y 'Jr '7 41-7 uv .sf P ' 3-jr . Jykylt. 14'f9j.P'r,9 'SS-1 J, , - 'X ,ip :D-7? Ki- ! lf. T. fy of jx ., , . +7 r -- L ' ' A ' ' THOMAS LYNCH OCONNELL Checks 16 Cr ss St Uxbr1d c Mas wt 1-M of e Cluagw l1Ef'fEA9I:ranca1se Wm W MM 1 D ance V, 8 WW 7 Baske CJVJ Ten 'pr 'lS -HV Q gm? mg V ,pf ses Brow vgdg an nt tal as e ,fl Mm B ng e 1 1 1 a 6 Dil jggifgibxltryone 1n vo ve fortunate 1n s om breakmg IS s that wh tack1ng a map of Irel d to h1s wal from the cha1r on wh1ch he was stan h1t the floor nose first There was a n r around school that he had tangled wlth the IH of Brown Un1vers1tys foot ball team but we a know that Tom IS too se 1ble to do anyth1ng foolnsh l1ke that V ffwlf X fl Q, VX 14131 AMB,nosE PACKARD Brol T1 er 2 1Pres ent Ave Provtdence R I n e 19 1n Form III News III IV V fASSOC13IC Ed 7 X !Ath et Baseball III IV V fVars J Basketball V CVarsJ Cross Country IV V CLetterb tball III Bro has been undoubtedly the greatest supporter V f the tea dances durmg h1s three year stay at Moses Brown and IS cons1dered to be an outstand1ng judge of women Hls line compet1t1ve sp1r1t and h1s rugged phystque have earned htm the mckname Txger For ll the past two seasons Bro has been one of the top men on the cross country team 28 . I ' v 1 I . s. , , QJPIM i ' ' , V3 b ' C 1 g ' x o ' ee 3 s r I x At cs: a I , I 1 . g ' .' all , 1 1, tb ,II 4 ' I g te ck , r u hi IX 0 - Y pr ' hst ' en r h' s t s. f us ' i s e 'll'ers r e m i ' sti ' - h. S . . I U . ink Su . wPf fu I , . . . f l s 1 dt- f' V7 -.V , f M A , , ' ff P t J J , . r 'fy' l ' 3 jf xt? b fj x , b l 1 f . Q 1 pf' '- J 1, P -haf' . 'X 1. t V W .1 '27 X .X lf 1 ff 1 xl v ,M , , 4. 1 -' 'Jim, 'g ff - f V 1 . X t t . if A I l 1. . wr tl , ' I 1 3 ' l .f 1 II , . Q , Q KL if 1 I . 4 2 .xl R 1 1 . 1 ERIK MARSI-IALL PIERSON 140 H111 St Whxtnnsvrlle Mass Entered 1952 mForm1I Clubs Camera Clu IV Delphran IV V un1or Alha ce Francaise V V Athletl s Basketba1l,II III Football II Ill IV V CVars and Letter! pmg Track II III IV V Cllarsj Wnhter Trac V V 1VarsJ After four years as q,bog.rder here Errk has gotten to know yust about fvery female rn the area and he has a number on the strung at home He carrxes plctures of hnms f just nn case to ha d out to new admrrers Although he IS a renowned party goer Erxk spends perhaps more time at the books not necessarxly textbooks than most boys m the school S ffl, M Lv- ' 3 x I 3.1 .Af I. IW J-e' lf' lf J Av 1 -R if A -,-4 3 L 'v..f'n-'Y ,4 4' JL ,.f, W js! ,gs-r Art A ,. r, 1007 wafwlek Neck Avkbwgf-mek R L S ' Entered 195 3 III Form WN K Scholastnc Awards and Prrzes lsf Elie' II 2nd Englxsh Prrze IV Founders., is III IV Hrgh Honors III IV f e Clubs Mosalc V CAssoc1ate Edrtoryl Pqlphfan V fAss1stant Edxtorj Proscenlum Club V 'V' Athletics Manager Athletxc Store V fn ' .- When Arthur came to Moses Browrfmffhe Thtrd nr , L Form everyone groaned at the thoug cf ha'v1ng J, 'f such a bram to compete wlth Soon he ett ddwn'4 however and contented hrmself wnth A ma 4. one smful B while he casually mvented Momnel? the Internatnonal language The rest of hrs tlrrrgtitnf year he spent nn trymg to teach thrs langulge to s cagemates rn the gym When he dxdnt succeed rn domg thxs he faked everyone out by presentmg hrs work to the National Sclence Falr and wmmng .9 J 7 G h , y . i l 'o I . . A 1 - - ' s I 1 ' . - .. . x 1, Q , V . D I . s ' X 4' 's ' Q 5 . 1. . E. ,I R: , LJ I 1' 5, I ' 1 1 , Us , , , ' . 3' . , . 1 '. V T 5 2 , l , , I se-1, ,Q ,. rg . 0 ' s . ' 7 , . 1 fn ' in 'z .Jw ,Jr VFNH, ll ' A 1, fl ' Juv!! ,'1 '-N 7L' - e P' . r '. A D' 41 1, Y - 4 't . ,-1 A f' LL' 'J ' . L1 ' ,xr H 1 1 - .R . A- J , , J ,fy ,ff SSL' I- ,L 'U -'ar' E -' if ,!s. l 'ffl' -' f'o- ' .4 AT fx I - A .. 4' :1 V fog -4 K vi :Yv Jr, 'df 'I r 7 'ag WJ ,4 I i ,.1 I, . vi I , ' :wo , in, ,ffl ARTHUR cLAUsEN!13,I1K,EJ',,,g,.--' ,'1-' , 1 - Y 1' AD .. ' In-Q Aff, :F I' . A 24' . lf l-5.4 ' I' Z 5 ' . 57:1 V, Q. HH' A x-' , It : 34 - - 4 ' 1.1 YJ -f . 1 I 1 I . 4 1 . . A , , 1 h-, rf - , ' ' ,,,z,f'f ',I ' ' 15 -. l h v . ' fi lj , ,Og as '. . . fz' ,-- . I . , '23 'v e z - I Z . R-,, p . a ' . - I -.V Q . ,-0 ' . . tyh g I . I . , ' 7 I ft- g. ' 1 . . K sy ' . , '. .' . . . 1-1 1 . . . - i . ., I -. . , . . v ' ,, ' ,,. Af 'yu 1 1. . .,.' ' J'- e I .. . . VI y J , 1 ,A ,,, to , , .A ,, - as . -- R . ,, . ,g, , 1 f 7 ., ,, Y ,- 5 - ' B 1 ' 5 i 'J , I ! 29., g- - 'X ' Q s ' Q- -I . I ' - 5, . ,fl Q I ' Q ARTHUR JOSEPH PRESS Clyde 51 Burltngton St Provrdence R I Entered 1951 rn Form I Scholastrc Awards Brology Prrze III Honors l Il III IV V Clubs Glee Club II III IV V Proscenrum Club V M B News V Mosaic CEd1tor lI'1Ch1CfP V Athlettcs Baseballl II Basketball II CJVJ Football II III K VD Tennls IV Track Sprrng III IV V CVars and Letterj Wrnter Track III IV V Smce he has been rn school Arthur has been the apple of the teachers eye makmg the honor roll frve consecuttve years However Clyde rnsrsts that he IS not a grmd and to prove rt he IS gorng to wrrte a book entrtled How to Stop Worrjzng and Start Lwzng Through hrs talents as a shot putter and javelm thrower Arthur received hrs varsrty letter n track 7 fall-0-04 Qf,..4.,,z.M Vfuaaf--.SY A-fu-1t4,q..4vr.AZ' !..2'cQf4-Uafbnfg rszfwefz-Lf 0-f!v6l.f,fL...226,f LLQ4 ANDREW ALLAN ROLLINS Andy 245 Durham Rd Brunswick Marne Entered 1953 rn Form III Athletrcs Baseball III IV V KJVJ Basketball Ill IV V Tennrs III IV V An rmportatron of three years standing from Marne Andy has constantly been one of the best natured rndrvxduals rn the school Hrs favorrte pastrme 1S trymg to dupe everybody else wrth some trrck or puzzle gleaned from the pages of The Pm: tzcal Iokefr Bzble Although Andrew has developed to the nth degree the abrlrty to avord exercrse he has through the years contrrbuted much to school lnfe 30 .. H ., , . . 4 I ' 7 Y i 3 ' 7 5 3 W ' 4 . , ' ' ' 7 7 1 , J ,. , , , ' 7 I 7 I , . 7 - .. H- - ' 7 3 7 f , . 1 1, 8 . 1 Q ' I ' A s ' s I .. , C . i., . . 4 . , . X I, .. H 'S 7 - y s a s 7 H 7 1 Y , , , . I . I JOHN PETER SATTERTHWAIT 365D Hackett Blvd Albany N Y Entered 1954 tn Form IV Clubs Camera Club V Glee Club IV V Athletlcs Baseball IV V CVars Letter and Captj Football Varstty IV Tennxs V Wrestltng IV V CVars and Letterb Ofhces reasutet of S A G IV Throp hout hrs two ,wears resrdedce he e john has roved htmself to be one of the most athletnc' and st lnked mdxvgduals nn the class He ts an ardent votee of bo bf photography and iishlngt Whxle he as m nagedlto take some excellent pnctures around the gr up he never seems to be able to catch a hslrl hovltdver john has always been able to hook a glrl ol: two, now and then Thu ohn seems to contmue endlessly on taktng Fr ch and pmnmg, has wrestlfmg opponents X l x 3 . lan- gl X 4 l , a l ' A F, 1 r x , , s F . .Y STEPHEN SAWYER SAYWELL A uf N .. ,f ' Steve N Rumstick Ptf'Ba.trington, R. 1. ' Entered: 1950 in lifh Int. J V 5' , I ' Q .2 , A Honors: I, II, III ' ' ' Clubs: Glee Club I, II, III,- IV, Delphian IV, Vg Mosaic V S ' Athletics: Baseball I, II, III, IV? V f Jg'B'asket'- ball Iv, II, Fdfball I, II, Tennis I, H, III, IV, Vg Winteb Track IV, V lVars.J I Oflices Class Treasurerl II S A C I II mg bdfhered by some strange km of msect Steve has a gait deal of trouble staymg tn one place for any lepgth of mme: 'Thrs yea! thanl-ls to a certarn R roorhstlcks he has found a, place where he can relax for hours on end Steves most notable accom tshments thls year was establrshmg the Gmch .wa mg Soc ery an exclusxve group of students who 1 n t gotout for football -.a Z' ' ' . . . J, N. y a .lr . ' K i . , S, B . . . y . . , I 'Q' 1 Y dd . , t 1 f u A . ,, x .J N one L x . 7 . ,. 4 . X ' X I D 1 Q ,J ., , . . 5 S , : , . I . g , L ,Q . , . ,.' I, . ,IL ,H I, ' ff. f 'INV . tw' Vg' ' A 'LY 1 ' ' ' L 1 t' V '-A ' .' . . 'lj' . f. 1 V - .' ' 1 Qs: t , 1 -l H , , E ,r ,f X ,vw ', ,t li '. . . I A ' . ul ' -L ',: ' - I' lit ' UT ' w S I f X ' - N W .,, J'- V, ff .1 -' La L 1 I!!! ,pi 1 fx :J I U f fn .f tt- ,tw ,cl 4 We I ff C 31 'J af W EMMANUEL DEMETREUS SCARLATOS Scar Manny Nassau Bahamas Entered 1952 ln Form II Honors III Clubs Glee Club III IV V Chess Club IV House Councxl V Secretary of SAC for 2 years Athlencs Baseball II III IV V CVarsJ Sw1mm1ng IV Tenn1sII III IV V Wrestlrng III V CVarsJ No one knows whatever possessed Scar to come up from hns xsland of paradlse to dreary New Eng land but four years ago he drd and rn the past four years under the careful tutelage of OConnell and some of the xsquare boys he has learned qurte a lot aboug llfe ru these Unlted States Th1s spring he p ans to show some of the boys how thrngs are done the lsland ERICH SCHMIDT Rrck Kraut l 11 Worcester St North Provndence R I Entered 1951 xn Form II Clubs junlor Allnance Francals IV V Glee Club IV V Chess Club V Athletncs Cross Country Mgr III Tenms III IV V Sprxng Track Mgr III Wmter Track III Mgr Wrestlrng IV V Our class has been greatly enrzched by Germanys ambassador to Moses Brown Erxch Schmrdt Although Errch IS a very consclentrous and hard workmg stu dent he has never quxte learned to dlstrnguxsh a werb from a vord Last year our srngmg club held several practlces m Erxchs cellar whnch was equxpped wrth all the convenrences of home -. U -1 n 1 1 ' Y 7 9 7 7 ' Y 3 3 ' 7 1 a v 1 1 1 - If H 1 . 1 , 1 x . . . . ., ' . 1 ' ' l . Q 1 r ' I V , f I ' . ll I . l v ' ,' . 1 , , 4.1 ' .Il ll ' H vi Y! ' 1 1 ., , . . ' Y 7 1 1 ' ' 7 7 I 7 7 ' 7 'I Y - 1 , . 1 1- n 1- n - - . . . , . Q J 1 ' f I . . K 32 1 , . ' K f .1 , ., ' ' x , J J , C IQN .rv Fix Qpfg by g.v 4.Qqf,P'sr'f :fy N IE Q SILVA R asm I 55 3 Wsv ufry IV V fVarsJ Swrmmnng Sprrng Track IV V Wrestlmg IV mc Clas urer V Sr- Al s three years at Moses Brown he eral voyages to Nantucket Whnle on board 51115 favorrte pastxme was rrngtoss a game well own to all sarlors Although he was a capable rstory student Al strll belreves that the route of The Lewis and Clark Expedition ran between Brown Um versrty and Pawtucket WALTER JAMES SILVA Wally 45 North L1berty St Nantucket Mass Entered 1953 rn Form IV Clubs Camera Club IV fPres VJ Delphlan IV V Mosalc V Glee 'sub V unror Allrance Fran cars IV V Athletrcs Cross Country Varsrty IV V I Letter 1 Basketball IV V CVarsJ Sprung Track IV V CVHrsJ Three years ago Wally knew no one rn Rhode Island but smce he always spent hrs weekends wrth hrs aunt rn Pawtucket he has made many frrends there When other members of the class met Walls frrends they lxked them very much Hovsexer Wal lys Interests Ile rn Provldence thls year and he has the old problem How can you keep them down on the farm after they ve seen the bug town? 33 X F7 bf - , - Q3 V QP' '. ' N Qvrgj ff, J? ' , I I xl - ,r , T ' ff ,Jr aiu ,,e - l, 'lb 3 rt 1 NS., , . af I. Jr' ' IH s sf U. e , . 'X Q l : ss I , .Q 'I' ri ' e . ' is U .V H' i P . ' . , Q I 1 slr' 3 CHARLES EATON SOUTHWORTH JR 71 Powers St Needham Mass Entered 1955 rn Form V Clubs Scrence Club Athletrcs Swtmmmg V Tenms V Although a newcomer thas year Charlte has defin rtely made a place for hrmself rn the school He rs an ardent belrever rn the late to bed early to rrse makes a man wxse and sleepy phrlosophy Charlre contmuously has spread good cheer about from 4 30 tn the morntng to ll 30 at mght However hrs heart ts not here He spends most of hrs ttme wrshmg he were elsewhere and otherwrse occupned she lnves rn Pennsylvanta CARL WALTER SMITH Smitty 26 Covel Circle, Norwood, R. I. Entered: 1947 in II Int. Scholastrc Awards Prtzes for tree essays Honors III IV V Clubs Camera Club Scrence Club Athletrcs Cross Country I IV V CVars1ty and Let terj Sprmg Track IV V CVarD Wrnter Track IV V CVarD Carl IS famous for bemg the only emtnent author rty on our natrve New England trees to be found rn the school Some say he gets h1s knowledge of trees from h1s sojourns along the cross country course Because he lrkes to run Carl rs one of the few three season trackmen rn the class 34 ' 1 9 - 1 - a 1 ' x 1 ' 1 , . , . , . ., , . ' 1 , . . . . . . y- ., 4 . , MU if f sv, 0 1-17 Y -gl 6 -s 1 .1 A 't I I H we AR-its BURBANK STUART V ,N JJ rl' Charlre Chuck 24 Sayles Ave Saylesvrlle R I Entered 1947 rn I Int Honors I II III IV V Clubs Glee Club II III IV V Proscenrum Club IV V Delphran Mosarc Athletrcs Baseballl Football I Tennrs I II Ath letrc Equrp Mgt IV V Charlre once bore the name of Pudge but lost that nomen when he took command of the cage Durrng hrs rergn down there he has rnstrruted such reforms as the refreshment hour and bargarn day on soap drshes Thrs experrence plus what he has learned keen mrnd for figures Charlre has the drstrnctron of berng the only one rn the class who has trouble decrdrng whrch car to brrng to school ff-ff' 1,4 fy' ,ff jd' fj 1f, Cff '! fray, , ARTHUR REYNDERS SWIFT Swrfty 160 Maskwonrcut St Sharon Mass Entered 1954 rn Form IV Hrgh Honors IV Honors V Clubs Chess Club V Mosarc Assocrate Edrtor Athletrcs Basketball Manager IV V Football Asst Mgr IV Tennrs IV V fVarsrtyJ Arthur came last year to help Arthur Prke support the hrgh scholastrc average of the class He promptly found a rob dorng the brarn work for the hoopsters Thrs year Arthur consented to convert hrs room rnto a clubhouse for the Moses Brown Mathematrcrans Amalgamated Lrmrted and Squared In hrs spare trme Arthur lrkes to calculate the amount of matter needed to produce enough energy to work one of hrs compound complex machrnes 35 1 ' N' 70' nf - - I , 5 ' ' vi X P F ' 1 I , -A' 1 I if 7 A f 4 N - 0, h,Qf 'I : u 61' fl N X' fi: Y t ' 15 Y K Q, 5 , ' , P9 I fy un , B ' . L ur 4 y e f , A J v 4 X Rb 4 N Q H U H Y 3 ., , . . I , , , Q ' in the Ape's den under Study Hall has given him a vl - N f 1' r ' g ,IN 91 4 WF' E .lf jj g 1 , Nj , Jfrnbl f . 1 ff - ff -If . ,J , J -' f' 4 xx. X I b 1.1 1 if 1,1 , , r , , v 3 , , 1 , . MARC JOSEPH WILLIAMS Wrllre North Falmouth Mass Entered 1951 rn Form I Honors III Clubs Glee Club III IV V Dance Commrttee III IV V Delphran V junror Member ofM B A A M B A A Secretary Athletrcs Baseball II III Basketball II Football III IV V fVars Letter Captb Sprrng Track IV Wrestlrng III IV V fVars and Letterj Wrlly rs one of the hardest workrng members rn our class Last summer he worked for the hrghway department on the Cape Thrs experrence helped hrm get a job rn Provrdence over Chrrstmas vacatron but thrs trme for some reason he drdn t have to work very hard In other work that he has done hes rn creased hrs abrlrty 600'Zn But rt rsnt as economrcal aff flfvj JJLLIAM VAN BUSKIRK a Van 1 N h Broadway Irvrngton on Hudson N Y e 1955 rn Form V A etrcs Baseball V SwrmmrngV Tennrs V Van Br urc ther newcomer to the senror class has en y he dubrous drstrnctron of havrng a wastebaske l o water deposrted on hrs lap Whrle he ca t seem o tear hrmself completely away from hrs for er school whrch was absolutely perfect ay hasf tht ugh hrs extensrve lrterary knowledge endeared hr self to Mrs Paxton Throughout the year he has taken perhaps more than hrs share of lumps but he has handled hrmself remarkably well and has made consrderable progress rn both scholastrc and athletr endeavors Z v s 4 l a , 1 L ' -.-. Q , I . - L ' 4 Y ! ' .. .. . . , , L.. - is it, Marc? Q , I I . I rf X JO ..J yi, .. ,, ' 7: ' , 3 X . . 5 . ,, . - . , If . I , I , 3 sts XV' ' S N -1- eit':xj':.v+XQ 12: .....fX'g3t 9 6 r X Xt Entered l953in X! Clubs chess Club IV XX News IV V CCirculati Athletics Basketball III QV ,.Cro + IV V Tennis IV Spring Track iv V wg NX Three years ago Bob left that all mer of Revere Mass and came to live at Although he was a member of cros team for three seasons he was not re with the course Strenuously believing t est distance between two points is a straight me B doesnt seem to enloy the winding beauty of Howes course Because of his amazing speed Bob is considered a dark horse to better ohn Ladys mile record LVd,fw'f,r!Mt'?,w'fVX Wifi azfxfvwafwl Mi Cfylfi iff 'Lift WWE W UIYAVID MEREDITH WRIGHT 'QW ,gl Re 465 Allen St. Syracuse N. Y. Entered: 1954 in Form IV Scholastic Awards: Harvard Club Book Prize IV' English Prize IV' Essay Prize IV Honors: IV V Clubs: M. B. News' Mosaic' Delphian Athletics: Basketball IV V fVarsity Letter Captainb' Football IV V CVarsity Letterj' Spring Track IV V 6 Varsity Letter Captain: OfIices:President of S. A. C. V' Editor-in-Chief of Delphian V' President of Athletic Association V' President of Class V' Associate Editor of Mosaic Most boys learn to play basketball at their neigh- borhood playgrounds but Red learned his courtman- ship by watching Fancy Nancys Hoopsterettes a girls basketball team of local fame. Oddly enough Nancy and Red have become close friends oxer the years and she has secured Dave a basketball scholar- ship at some agricultural school near Smith College- so that she can watch his game develop of course. Dave is also very handy with the javelin and is a constant menace to all J. V. outfielders, Although Red is very occupied with athletics he has also found time to make the honor roll become class president and to be Editor-in-Chief of the Delphian. 37 ? H, L apex I it ' '39 O I . ' .. ,. B - .-K X N 7C nn. '., a 1 , vu, '. , ' ' a r . I . , . ' 5 , L L 1 'nt -f 1 I - flfo Q , . NH w 'Q . r . . 'Y ' ' .' . g . , .V f M, l . AW , I ilmnlbi , JVVV ,QJIQ1 f , ,M V ' ,ylvlff fig! I, JW yr C-,lx 5,Z4'tgi?l!VyjlAN2i'vQ'x. A p ,1 N' V, ,4 , .i I. -F-11 I f' .1 J y M. ,bv f-ef' H dn K, 7 3 V , The Class of 1956 as Third Formcrs as Second F ormcrs -Q--3 I iff 4 ,P ' A , , 3 ' . If , H.. - A lb J! N 'uni as First Formcrs 39 TREASURER SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Peter B. jernquisr Franklin W. Robinson Thomas R. Natal, jr. Ruggell A, B055 ,wdu Va MM, My FOURTH FORM ', 'M' Z? -'LL '- - Roster 21, 9 WM M 'ul' C W William Charles Albert-92 Laurel Ave., Providence, R. I. C-Q-A-40 W 'ends' Edward Paul Baram-74 Carnation St., Woonsocket, R. I. ' P540 :Gill-414-vvfTs7'eJ 4 x.....J..4-fc,,.ee...,...17-v- Robert Verner Anderson-227 Highland Ave Cowesett R. I. 2- K Z , Ralph Gibbs Barton-18 Highland Ave., Barrington, R. I. . Y Peter john Bloom-125 Hartshorn Rd., Providence, R. I. X ' Russell Allen Boss-80 Armington St., Edgewood, R. I. M5 2 William Herbert Brams-2226 Pratt Ave., Chicago, Ill. my .-Q William jordan Butler, Jr.-52 Fort Ave., Edgewood, R. I. Stephen Breul Decker-P. O. Box 515, Providence, R. I. 'Digg Frank Irving Dougherty-School Lane, Old Lyme, Conn. ' Albert Sydney Feinberg-245 Slater Ave., Providence, R.I. Richard Dale Friend-117 N. Washington St., North Attleboro, Mass. Stanley Bernard Goldberg-1376 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass. Richard Alan Gray-Ashaway, R. I. Bruce Stone Haggerty-121 Briarcliff Ave., Warwick Neck, Warwick, R. I. Richard Alan Hargreaves-102 Hillard Ave., Greenwood, R, I. David joseph Harrington-249 Hope St., Providence, R. I. james Henry Higgins, III-219 Smithfield Rd., North Smithheld, R. I. Peter Bruce jernquist-21 Homeland St., Johnston, R. I. Paul Kechijian-33 Dryden Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Charles Robert Kelly-1180 Narragansett Blvd., Providence, R. I. Lawrence Grinnell Knowles, Jr.-25 Barberry Hill, Providence, R. I. Morris Bernard Mellion-137 Sessions St., Providence, R. I. Norman Marshall Meyers-3429 34th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Martin Barry Nass-549 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I. Thomas Remo Natal, jr.-211 Ausdale Rd., Cranston, R. I. joseph Harold Navach-22 Surrey Rd., Barrington, R. I. Anthony Noviello, jr.-115 Calaman Rd., Cranston, R. I. james Sterling Ragsdale-627 Prospect St., Fall River, Mass. Franklin Westcott Robinson-12 Keene St., Providence, R. I. Elliott Tappan Ryan-96 Lorraine Ave., Peter Otto Schultz-594 Rockdale Ave., Daniel Segal-2750 Brandywine St., N. Richard Seiferheld, jr.-51 Morton Dr., Providence, R. I. New Bedford, Mass. W., Washington, D. C. Ramsey, N. J. Charles Knowlton Shaw, III-284 Nayatt Rd., Barrington, R. I Robert Bradford Smith-9 Harrison Ave., Lakewood, R. I. Ronald Bancroft Smith, jr.-66 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I. Bradley Lovejoy Steere-Douglas Hook Rd., Chepachet, R. I. Dirk Vanderblue-Homestead Ave., Warwick Neck, R. I. P-Aw M.. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Robert E. Smith Robert T. Mahoney- Harold S. Thornley THIRD FORM Roster Gordon Francis Anderton-320 Greenwood Ave., Rumford, R. I. Robert Williams Anthony-78 Grotto Ave., Providence, R. I. Donald Scott Batty--50 Hillside Rd., Saylesville, R. I. Lewis Tilton Bennett, jr.-104 Ash St., Manchester, N. H. Carter Yale Buckley--ll Intervale Rd., Providence, R. I. Harry Buckley, Jr.-Wheeler Drive, Pawcatuck, Conn. Edward Gould Burton-61 President Ave., Providence, R. I. Christopher Catanzaro, Jr.-230 Narragansett Bay Ave., Warwick N Vincent Albert Cianci, jr.-454 Laurel Hill Ave., Cranston, R. I. Richard Ramsdell Congdon-5 Orange St., Nantucket, Mass. David Cutts-9 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I. Howard Hinkley Dana, jr.-122 Nayatt Rd., West Barrington, R. I. Don Anthony DeAngelis-449 Front St., Saylesville, R. I. james Joseph Dunn-558 Pleasant Valley Pkwy., Providence, R. I. Lloyd Danforth Edwards-Old Danielson Pike, North Scituate, R. I. Donald Gardner, jr.-19 Reservoir Ave., Rumford, R. I. jason Leon Goldstein, 214 Winter St., Woonsocket, R. I. Nicolas Putnam Gross-431 Riverside Dr., New York Paul William Haggart-82 Weetamoe Dr., Warwick, Edgewood, R. john Reid Hansen-607 Rockhill Rd., Columbia, Missouri Angelo Incerpi-460 Smithfield Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Peter Anthony Iovino-101 South Angell St., Providence, R. I. Robert Muir Lawson-23 Tennyson Rd., Cranston, R. I. Thomas Robert Mahoney-722 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I. Joseph Edward Mariano, jr.-616 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence, R. Douglas Parker Marquis-35 King Phillip Rd., Pawtucket, R. I. CC I. I. William james McCabe-922 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, Penna. Charles Edson McLeod-125 Miller Ave., Rumford, R. I. Alton Howard Mott--Block Island, R. I. Robert Bruce Nixon, 3rd-26 Katama Rd., Pawtucket, R. I. Edson Cozart Pease-61 Merry Mount Dr., Warwick, R. I. Robert O'Brien Quinn-35 Summer St., Westerly, R. I. John Milton Ragsdale-627 Prospect St., Fall River, Mass. Alexander Keene Ratensky-10 Washington Pk., Troy, N. Y. Alexander Cameron Ray-110 Pontiac Ave., Cranston, R. I. Philip Eugene Rickman-515 S. Federal Highway, Stuart, Fla. Frederick Thomas Rooks, II-47 Briar Cliff Ave., Warwick Neck, R. Robert Henry Schaller-18 Beechtree Rd., Rumford, R. I. Donald Ray Shaghalian-107 Squantum Dr., Warwick, R. I. Peter Henderson Smith-188 Wellesley Ave.. Wellesley Hills, Mass. Robert Ellis Smith-66 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I. Eric Sheldon Spencer-85 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I. Peter Joseph Stanard-435 Angell St., Providence, R. I. Harold Sutton Thornley-57 Drowne Pkwy., Rumford, R. I. Iohn Christopher Towle-5 Park Lane, North Attleboro, Mass. Donald Webster Troppoli-63 Orchard Ave., Providence, R. I. Richard Barrie Turner-75 Balcom Ave., Providence, R. I. Alden Lewis Wilson-Post Rd., Wickford, R. l. Michael Gary Zarchen-45 Cambria Ct., Pawtucket, R. I. I. SECRETARY Alton H. Mott fri bl ff X of VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY PRESID Stephen 1. Fortunato, jr. john F. Ernst -I0hn D, Richardson Andrew A, SECOND FORM Roster Gilman Angier, Ir.-62 Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I. joseph David Beaulieu, Il-I' Nickerson St., Pawtucket, R. I. Henry Ingersoll Bowditch-I0 Woodland Rd., Foxboro, Mass. Russell Higson Carpenter, Irf6l Ienny's Lane, Barrington, R. I. Richard Bruce Chaser-52 Emeline St., Providence, R. I. joel Peter Davidsen-Zvi john St., Attleboro, Mass. Edward Anthony DeSano, jr.-30 Belvidere Blvd., Providence. R. I. John Franklin Ernst, jr.-52 Weetamoe Dr., Edgewood, R. I. Everett Hamilton Fernald, jr.-Thornton Ave., Greenville, R. I. Victor Jay Field-450 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I. Stephen Joseph Fortunato, jr.-425 Plainfield St., Providence, R. I. Thomas Leonard Godfray-ll Colby St., Edgewood, R. I. james Martin Goodman-158 Walnut Hill Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Fredric Martin Gottlieb-492 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. Guy Manning Gray, III-673 Glenmore Ave.. Brentwood, L. I., N. Y. Stephen David Hassenfeld-21 Rose Court, Providence, R. I. Airell Blaine Jenks-Rumstick Pt., Barrington, R. I. Peter Guthrie jones-Rocky Hill Rd., North Scituate, R. I. Andrew Armen Kemalian-44 Urban Ave., Warwick, R. I. George Frederick Kilborn-215 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I. Lawrence Breese Kilham-Box 208, R. F. D., North Attleboro, Mass. Michael Gillmore Knowles-25 Barberry Hill, Providence, R. I. Donald Philip Lind, jr.-I l-I5 Narragansett Blvd., Edgewood, R. I. Stephen David Loeber--I-1 Cooke St.. Pawtucket, R. I. David Stearns Martin-260 Bowen St., Providence, R. I. james Moffett Mcl-Iale-9 Armistice Blvd., Pawtucket, R. I. Beniamin Salvatore Mcliendall, jr.-22 Amherst Ave., Pawtucket, R. Charles Sidney Meyers-266 Slater Ave., Providence, R. I. David Freeman Palmer--I 55 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I. Bruce Steven Pansey-LTO Blackstone Blvd., Providence, R. I. Eric Michael Pfeufer-I-42 Prospect St., Providence, R. I. john Dennett Richardson-'3 Everett Ave., Providence, R. I. james Nathaniel Roitman-310 Grotto Ave.. Providence, R. I. Louis Enos Sage-Greenville Rd., North Scituate, R. I. Edmund john Strauss-56 Garfield Ave., Cranston, R. I. Paul Edmund Sydlowski-150 High Service Ave., North Providence, R. I. William Norbert Thompson-309 Olney St., Providence, R. I. George Thomas Thurston, jr.-R.F.D. 2, Providence Pike, North Smithfield, R. I. Richard Lee Thurston-22 Kenilworth Way, Pawtucket, R. I. Frederick William Walters, 2nd-Tubman Rd., Brewster, Mass. f ' 'Q' 'fairs-5:,gfQ.L j . 2' ,f-,gg . cfs-:ggf n-- 1 - ' E .' ,- H 1--. ' ., Fir. - I' 9.1. Q, if , 5 , ,--. 5? ' ' -' , wg? ' ' f . H 3 ' ' . ny:-.ll SA: -I f:. . Q' D VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PRESIDENT Vincent A. Marcello Bancroft Littleheld, jr. Thomas L. Clark Clifford W, Brown, jr Roster Frank Andrew Abella-Ocean Walk Apts., Sanrurce, Puerto Rico Iqbal Ahmed-144-24 Village Rd., Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y. William Sisson Barrett, 99 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I. William James Brehm-185 Pocahontas Drive, Edgewood, R. I. Brian Toye Broderick-l I9 Allandale St., jamaica Plain, Mass. Clifford Waters Brown, Jr.-180 Brown St., Providence, R. I. Vincent joseph Buonanno-14 Brookway Rd., Providence, R. I. Wilfred Ignatius Carney, jr.--263 Olney St., Providence, R. I. Thomas Laing Clark-57 Barnes St., Providence, R. I. Edward Alan Corris-205 Laurel Ave., Providence, R. I. Peter Briggs Darrah-42 Woodbury St., Providence, R. I. Robert Arthur Dean-59 Chapin Rd., Barrington, R. I. Philip Robert DeSano-31 Elmcrest Ave., Providence, R. I. john Walter Dieroff-74 Grotto Ave., Providence, R. I. Ralph John DiLibero-150 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence, R. I. Barry Wald Fain-750 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I. William John Henry Fischer, III-259 Olney St., Providence, R. I. Jeffrey Lee Forman-91 Tyndall Ave., Providence, R. I. Hernan Ramon Franco-Box 2255, San Juan, Puerto Rico Harrison Hibbert Huntoon-45 Barberry Hill, Providence, R. I. George Williams Kilton, jr.-75 Algonquin Drive, Edgewood, R. I. Stephen Edwin Kindelan, III--1391 Narragansett Blvd., Edgewood, R. I. Stephen Alexander Kofller-270 Cole Ave., Providence, R. I. Joseph Howard Ladd, jr.-Exeter School, Lafayette, R. I. Bancroft Littlefield, Jr.-48 Barnes St., Providence, R.I. Vincent Anthony Marcello-11 View St., Providence, R. I. Robert John Marshall-43 Spring St., Pawtucket, R. I. Leon Andrew Najarian-603 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Kenneth Robert Neal-114 Apple Tree Lane, Edgewood, R. I. John Richard Nixon-26 Katama Rd., Pawtucket, R. I. Stephen Alan Oster-200 Sessions St., Providence, R. I. Mark Stuart Saklad-153 Morris Ave., Providence, R. I. Peter Aymor Sanderson-21 Moses Brown St., Providence, R. I. Herbert Covell Sawyer-42 Bluff Ave., Edgewood, R. I. Robert Morse Saywell, jr.-Rumstick Pt., Barrington, R. I. Frederic Willard Schwartz, jr.-338 Rochambeau Ave., Providence, R. I. David Helmer Stenmark-90 Stadden St., Providence, R. I. Alan Blair Volkman-179 Potters Ave., Greenwood, Warwick, R. I. Edwin Parson Young, III-46 Montague St., Providence, R. I. X AT E S S M Vlmmx ren ent M :cj Mums Mt Rames Faculty Member M jet and D Bak I 1 XPJYXO tandml usseh A oss Peter 5 Shukv. Norman smsuom. Dzrector of Alb e HLYIYXC ASSOC Seated Treasurer Nh A BROWN NY MOSES LC nqmsc . I .u J 1 f 1 S .B ,D' . ,P 'ri . a . - 1 C. c , I . egjr., A ' Y , 1. . . 3, cs. Vwrks Q ry Y L' 1156 , r 1. 'Ni ln . 5' ,, U'-VL-,r , , Zig 48 , W9 SPRI G 195 5 M5557 'lwsff' Q0 M 6' wsfsf snowy msn ww BROWN ' Row 1: S. P. Dretler, j. J. Vallone, jr., B. S. Timperly, M. S. Barron, B. V. Buonanno, jr. Capt.. D. R. Hysko, D. E. Cohen, B. M. Flemming, jr. Row 2: C. M. Wilson, P. 1. Stanard, R. A. Boss, D. B. Schartner, P. O. Schultz, J. P Satterthwait, S. Perry. Row 3: J. L. McElroy, jr., Mgr., Albert Incerpi, AJJI. Mgr., A. F. Hindley, D. M. Behrendt H. D. Wetherald, Mr. E. F. Armstrong, Coach. VARSITY BASEBALL Bernard V. Buonanno, jr., Captain john L. McElroy, jr., Manager Edmund F. Armstrong, C oacla ' If ' I M.B. Opp April 20' St. Andrews School .. 12 2 April 23 Pomfret School .. A 5 10 April 27 Tabor Academy . . April 30 Roxbury Latin . May 4' St. Georges School ...., May 7' Thayer Academy .. A , May 11 Providence Country Day May 13' Classical High School May 14 Tabor Academy May 18' Providence Country Day May 21 Open May 25' Hope High School . May 28 Lawrence Academy . june 1 Portsmouth Priory June 4' Alumni . . Q Away - . .1 .A rags L V Row 1: F. S. Tanner, D. C. McLeod, G. S. Chappell, T. F. Hill, Capt., B. S. Haggerty, L. G. Knowles, jr., 1. S. Smith, A. S. Feinberg. Row 2: D. M. Wright, R. K. Stenmark, R. W. Curtis, D. J. Harrington, T. R. Natal, Jr., M. B. Nass, D. Vanderblue, F. T. Rooks, II. Row 3: N. D. Baker, Jr., P. Arden, R. M. Bewlay, W. T. Knight, jr., J. W. Houriet, L. S. Alpert, E. M. Pierson, W. J. Silva, M. J, Williams. Row 4: R. A. Hargreaves, A. J. Press, R. G. Barton, R. V. Anderson, K. L. Favreau, C. W. Smith .H. Navach A. L. Silv , I v . H, lf- Row 5: M. B. Mellion, Mgr., F. W. Howe, Coach. E. G. Burton, Ani. Mgr. SPRING TRACK Thomas F. Hill, Captain Morris B. Mellion, Manager F. Warren Howe, Jr., Coach M.B. Opp. April 15' St. Raphael's Academy 92 25 April 21 Hope High School 36 81 May 7 Milton . 42 W., 61 M May 14 Worcester Academy , 72 45 May 17 Rogers High School . . 90 36 May 21 N. E. P. S. Championships at Andover . 7th place May 25 M. I. T. Freshmen 40 77 May 30 Brown Interscholasrics 7th place 'Away 50 QDSLS www N , 4 Es . 5. 0 5 L- 908155 M055-S lows it SLS ,gy-5, . Q, 516: wN!. xg-A N on MUSES V 4 BRowN I , ' 1 ,si Nan-mg N l , X 5x Row l: T. L. Benjamin, J. R. Windsor, P. F. Hollman F N Levinger E C Leand C R Kelly. Row 2: R. O. Quinn, A. A. Davis, jr., F. R. DeCesaris G Cutts W H Wroth W M Mackenzie, Jr. R. L. Baldwin. Row 3: R. H. Willis, F. I. Dougherty, P. Kechman R M Goldberg A Tothy R Seiferheld, Jr. Row 4: R. L. Cummings, Mgr., Mr. M. L. Herman Coach April 50 May 4 ' May 7 ' May 1 l ' May 18 May 21 May 25 ' May 25 ' May 28 June 1 June 4' ' Away TENNIS Frederick N. Levmger Captam Richard L. Cummings Manager M. L. Herman Coach Roxbury Latin . , St. George's School . Thayer Academy Durfee High School Classical High School Tabor Academy LaSalle Academy Hope High School Durfee High School Portsmouth Priory Alumni 51 V S Y .. -..u . J ' -aw Lf? ki... , I Q 1 i . . iv, rt , 1 l R' - . ll - l-A iw. tm ' r 4 Nfl l i 1 Xl ff if V ,nr --- , B 1 ,. V.- ' an A U , Q -S - b- ,G ,i J i ' A - - -1 XP K .i yr . H A Y? K fs fl gf ,f . X XX 1- ve I , Q I .- A Q 94? -. . 5 -N so L 'f 7 't ft' . W. x J ' -..Y W X l .fi l ' , , ' fx' mf- , psi - X ii --' K 3.-if , l A 5 T N H-if 7 '74 , ' 'E , ' To , A 'A P J ' i f ' , 'il S' if 5 X I Q, S ' 1 vfj. I f .QA -.ji , A-of .Lf A of 2 f- -at :afrai- 'f -'QI ' ,A A df-I , g, 5,-.93-, z rj 5d.i! L Z npvtf: 5 :.. fy, ,bfqf 2 --,, gf in -.,. , Q sv h -'flu ' ' - ' I., , - -' V I R f 4-1 X ii 'f' , :an Ar 1, J. V. BASEBALL Row l: D. R. Shaghalian, S. S. Saywell, R. B. Smith, jr., P. J. Bloom, R. E. Smith, N. P. Gross. E. D. Scharlatos, F. W. Robinson, V. J. Field, Row 3: W, 1. Butler, jr., A. Noviello, jr., E. M. Howell, Row 2: J. M. McHale, P. B. jernquist, R. R. Congdon, A. A. Rollins, D. Cutts, j. Zeoli Coach 1 iff I V I V- ,GZ Qtr A G- , Q . ' A .90 I, A ' -r- - W . ' ':- . :. A . ' .Mtn f'Q+'W ' '-ff , . L 1 Q ' . 1.-i, 1 - ' Q. 3, .5 J -., v.,:.,?.-3 . V ' W Q I. -' -- E x 'T ' v' a v A Ihr I K 'Sfx I C ' B .ir P f . , 1 l g 5 , 7 'Q 1 iiff' p .A ' kk A ' ' :gg ' s 3 X, X . 1 . . L ...-. nw - v VStT'N 1- .4 X 5.2: .'.A. ,...4j ' S , Q P I kg' Z9 '3' . .J Q . 5 F! A- fw Q JUNIOR TRACK R wx 1 R H Schaller S Fortunato jr T. L. Godftay, Row 3: NW. N. Thompson, P. R. DeSano, Angelo lncerpi, D Gartlntr jr Cap! T T Tinker H S Thornley, J, W. D. W. Troppoli, E. S. Spencer, A. C. Ray, j. E. Mariano, Hayes. Row 2: S. E. Kintlelan. Ill, Nl. G. lxnowles, C. E. McLeod E. j. Strauss, . 1 ' r. Ill. A. B. Jenks, 1. N Roitman. -Ir.. J. C. Towle. Row-1: R. J. Petrucci, jr., J. L. Goldstein, R. B. Nixon, Ill M. G. Zarthen, Mgr.. G. Hill, Coarh. R. M. Lawson. Not in picture, R. Nourie, Coach. w XM' f May 5 May 11 May 19 May 26' Away May 12 May 18 May 25 'Away N m-fx ,ds ES na I C BASEBALL Row 1: D. P. Marquis, D. S. Batty, T. R. Mahoney, Capl., W. R. Batty, III, 1. D. Richard- son, D. H. Chase, G. F. Kilborn. Row 2: D. F. Palmer, L. E. Sage, A. H. Mott, L. D. Edwards, D. S. Martin, A. A. Kemalian, P. B. Darrah. Row 3: J. H. Higgins, Ill, Mgr., P. W. Haggart, J. F. Ernst, jr., R. B. Turner, V. A. Cianci, Jr., Mr. D. Kagan, Coarh. M53 .74 l,0lNN. C BASEBALL J. V. BASEBALL M.B. Opp. M.B. Opp. St. Dunstan's 7 5 May 4 St. Georges School 6 5 Prov. Country Day 4 6 May 11 Classical High School 7 3 Prov. Country Day 6 5 May 18 Portsmouth Priory 10 1 St. Dunstan's 24 1 May 28 Portsmouth Priory 13 8 june 1 Hope High School 6 6 'Away J. V. TENNIS JUNIOR TRACK M.B. Opp. M.B. Opp. Norwich Free Acad- 5 3 May 6' Aldrich jf. High 4314 46M, P0ff5m0Ufh Pfi0fY 1 8 May 9' Seekonk Jr. High 59W SOM I-asalle Academy 7 0 May 21 Barrington jr. H. 55 35 May 28 jr. Track Asso. Champ. 2nd place 'Away 53 MANAGERS OF SPRING SPORTS Row I: M. B. Mellion, R. L Cummings, C. B. Stuart, J. L Mclllroy, jr., A. C. Pike. Row 2: S. B. Decker, J, H. Hig gins, III. A. Incerpi, R. Fain. ,nr 4' f-' N, X if Q A v.. L fb J . rj? ' ,-J' u , ' 'iw ' A .,mm':.g r I Q'1 5 1 S x ' I ' 0 ' , f 1, J A , 4 ' . 47' f .QL or-'wg 2 FALL 1955 'I Mi ' A 9' Hifi , if-:' ' 6' .A . A -1, W 15 Row l: W. M. Mackenzie, lr., Mgr.: E. M. Pierson, N. D. Baker. jr., Albert Incerpi, M. J XX'illiams, Capt.: G. Cutts. E. M. Howell, D. M. Wriglit, S. P. Dretlet. Row 2: L. G. Knowles, jr., B. L. Steere, F. VU. Robinson, R, B. Smith, Jr., P. O. Schultz J. H. Navach. T. R. Natal, Vlr., R. G. Barton. Row 5: E. C. Pease, G. F. Anderton, Angelo Incerpi, F. T. Rooks, Il, H. S. Thornley. D. R Shaghalian, D. Gardner, jr., VU. C. Albert, illgr. Row -li Mr. J. Zeoli, Cfldfllf Mr. V, johnson, Coach. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov, Nov. ' Awa 8 15 22 29 in l2' Y VARSITY FOOTBALL Marc l. Wfilliams, Capfairz Wfillinm M. Mackenzie, jr., Mmzager 7 X nhe johnson, Cmzcb .lerry Zeoli, Coach Edmund F. Armstrong, Coach Lawrence Academy Governor Dummer Portsmouth Priory St. Georges School Pomfret School Thayer Academy Academy 55 MB. Opp O 7 O 15 O O Cancelled li 6 6 15 ,, , in Row 1: W. J. Silva, J. A. Packard, D. J. Harrington, D. Vanderblue, Capt.,' A. S. Feinberg, C. W. Smith, C. E. McLeod. Row 2: R. D. Friend, E. J. Strauss, A. L. Silva, Jr., F. V. Lawrence, jr., K. I.. Favreau, L. T. Bennett, jr. ROW 3: M. G. Zarchen, Mgr., Mr. F. W. Howe, Jr., Coach, F. G. Burton, Mgr. CROSS COUNTRY Dirk Vanderblue, Captain Edward G. Burton, Manager F. Warren Howe, jr., Coach M.B. Opp Oct. 7 Warwick Oct. 7 Barrington Oct. 7 Cranston at East Providence . . Cancelled Oct. 12 Columbus Day Meet 10th Place Oct. 17 Hope High School , 25 30 Oct. 21' Roger High School 19 36 Oct. 24 No. Providence High School 49 16 Oct. 28 Cross-Country Carnival Burton Race 4th Place Nov. 5' N, E. P. S. Championship 9th P12166 Nov. 9 Tolman High School 19 37 Away 56 Oct, 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 18 ' 'Away BUMBLEBEES FOOTBALL Row 1: J. W. Dieroff, I. Ahmed, F. A. Abella, V. J. Buonanno, K. R. Neal, T. L. Clark. Row 2: W. J. H. Fischer, Ill, B. W. Fain, W. l. Carney, jr., B. Littlefreld, Jr., W. S. Barrett. J. V. FOOTBALL C FOOTBALL MB. opp. MB Opp Prov. Country Day 13 6 Oct. 26 Pomfret School 14 Pomfret School 12 13 Oct. 31' Prov. Country Day 14 Portsmouth Priory 7 19 Nov. 3 St. Dunstan's 6 Burrillville 12 27 Nov. 9 Portsmouth Priory 0 Nov. 14 Burrillville 6 ' Away O . J- 5 . F 1' ,L J ,l: 'rf 1 ' . I gl .. I h , , . 5: 'v ' r'f:fj: f-17 ' 'S' K i ... ' Q' - 9 7 ZNFQJ V l. ,,k W J I . MH f Q, I. ,pf K.- . 4, . . u . ' . K 4 Y ' , .u , W a -' - f . ff., . , . , , - r 1 I , i T ,w1b A q THE CAGE CREWf Row 1: A. C. Pike, C. B. Stu- art. Row Z: S. B. Decker, J. H. Higgins, III. D. VU, Troppoli. WI TER , ! 4' ff IXJQ F .J fi.., ,W 'Bit we Gliuwtii C9HnwW i 01? ntl? 6, r if , , , l A A k Ni i. fi ,SX :sf Y -t -1 tbhf. Row 1: P. O. Schultz, G. Cutts, D. E. Cohen, J. A. Packard, V. J Field Row 2: A, R. Swift, Angelo Incerpi, T. R. Mahoney, R. O. Qu R R Congdon Insert: D. M. Wright, Captain. jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 'A Feb. w 14' 18 21 25' 28 It 48 11 15 24 29 ai' VARSITY BASKETBALL David M. Wright, Captain Arthur R. Swift, Manager Walter E. Jansen, C oacb Alex Robinson, '46, Coach George Kirkpatrick, Coach Alumni . . . St. Georges Portsmouth Priory , St. Andrews . Portsmouth Priory . Providence Country Day .. Governor Dummer , Pomfret St. Georges . . St. Andrews . . Providence Country Day 60 55 -QF V ky, i Ill 'I' I l?lDiYl 'T 4 x ' y I T , A? E X Y l. Q ' I A A ,ii l fl - I ...... il A i X3 Row 1: H. Buckley Baram, E. j. Strauss. Row 2: D. S. Batty, Row 3: A. L. Silva, ,I Anthony, P. J. Stana W. Taber, Coach. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar SWIMMING William H. Wroth, Captain Albert L. Silva, jr., Manager Theodore S. Whitford, Coach William P. Taber, Jr., Coach 14 East Providence High School at Brown 21 Dean junior College 28 Brown Interscholastics 4 Pawtucket West High School 9 Cranston High School 16 Brown Freshmen 25 Worcester Academy 25 M. I. T. Freshmen 9 St. Georges 10 N. E. P. S. Championships at Andover 6l , jr., R. L. Baldwin, C. R. Kelly, P. W. Haggarr, j. G. Fulkerson, E. P. D. Gardner, Jr., L. R. Moody, Jr., W. H. Wroth, Capt.. R. V. Anderson, R. H. Schaller, j. M. Ragsdale. r., Mgr.: T. S. Whitford, Coach: E. C. Pease, j. L. Goldstein, R. W. rd, R. Seiferheld, jr., B. L. Steere, C. V. Buckley, E. T. Ryan, Ant. Mgr.,' M.B. Opp. 33 42 31 46 11th Place 37 40 41 34 35 42 28 49 24 52 22 55 Row 1: M. B. Nass, T. R. Natal, jr., R. A. Boss, D. Vanderblue, B. S. Haggerty, Co-Capt., L. G. Knowles, Jr., Co.-Capt.: D. J. Harrington, A. J. Press, A. S. Feinberg, E. M. Pierson. Row 2: F. W. Howe, jr., Coach: M. G. Zarchen, Mgr.: P. E. Rickman, R. E. Smith, L. T. Bennett, Jr., E. S. Spencer, C. W. Smith, C. E. McLeod, W. M. Mackenzie, jr., K. L. Favreau, S. S. Saywell, E. G. Burton, Mgr. Jan. 14' jan. 21 jan. 28 jan. 28 Feb. 4 Feb. 8' Feb. 14 Feb 22 Feb 25 Feb. 29 'Away WINTER TRACK Bruce S. Haggerty, C o-Captain Lawrence G. Knowles, C 0-Captain Edward G. Burton, Manager F. Warren Howe, jr., Coach East Providence High School . . . . . Barrington High School .... . , B. A. A. Mile Relay at Boston Garden Relay Carnival .... ..... . .. .. .. , Wilbraham .... .. . . Warwick High School . Coventry .. .. .. ,. . . . Brown Interscholastics ., N. E. P. S. Championships at Andover Tabor . . . . . 62 M.B. 28 37 6th Place No score 28 48M 75 Sth Place 4th Place 27 Opp. 53 43 57 32M 6 55 Row 1 H S Thornley -I E Marxano Jr P B jernqulst Row 2 P D Creer jr Albert lncerpr S P Dretler N D Baker jr Capt M j Wrllxams j. P Satterthwart F 'I' Roolcs II Row3 V johnson Coach j j Dunn V A Clancx j R B Smlth jr A C Ray G F Anderton E M Howell Mgr W J Butler jr Arr! llgr Jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar 'Away ,tus anuwnr 15 PM Row 1: D. R. Shagahlian, A. Noviello, jr., N. P. Gross, R. B. Turner, j. S. Ragsclale. Row 2: G. Kirkpatrick, Coach. P. A. Iovino, H. H. Dana, jr., P. H. Smith, C. Catanzaro jr., D, Segal, Mgr. J. V. BASKETBALL Jan. 14 Gym Dandies I 8a II Form . jan. 21 Portsmouth Priory , Jan. 28 Portsmouth Priory ,. Feb. 1 Providence Country Day Feb. 11 Pomfret ,........,.. H . ,. Feb. 29 Providence Country Day 'Away 0 13 54 32 50 37 39 .Q f lo' G 1 ,P 1 x I 1, '- . - A Q. V 'S ' 1 'f . . ,b-nfs? 1 1 ,y w..,.i4 -jj J, ui ' ' 'L' A' '7' -, - ' ' t Rb s 4. I 'IQ J 1 :Lift r - It 1 - 1 x 'N , I V, I .- H -Ifr , . I Y . X x .hill ,X QL Y J ' . ' . ' 1 ,HS 1 ana' U I 1 ' l 1 ' '1 ', Jg VI ,. 1 .4 ,W . - ' A. '.:. f ' 3:2 .5 :. 'fH ' 2 1 I' I ls . 'av-, : I. . in fy- 1 ,ix A I L K x mil! L i 'Q l obs: Ig' ' ' W X .-. 5' ' ' ' ' 1 5 , . A Q ' - vf' ' S' T , YY, A A ' if , f! .V J 'rl' . 1 1 -45, ? 'ig q,,j.J 3, ,EA,? '1 ' 'ba' 4' ' 4,-, 1 I H , .x A i y 5,4 2. um. v 1' ' . Q A ' Z 1 xxx ., W' 4. . y E, 13 .3 I t' W 5 , 'I 1, ' Y ' ' 5 K Q x --o .ry A 4 -. y I N m W.-D ,i' ' Q J 1 Q ?? V. ,KA vi ' 4 . 1-' H31 vy 36 ' 3 , , 'ggi H fu ,gxf nr, - ,xqiu ,fl vim? haf' 1 1 V 5' I 4 '- Vw' -15' 4 ,l ' 4 . 9 1 Q' -11, .f A H -' Vx . Q.. ,, - I 'V 'fqfi 1 Q vw Jr Vi QW 7,1 . .Syijky A JJ M wi 4 . wfzf 'NK Q 7 ' ' D :lux - X 'nl -Ju , , 1- -vp 1 by ' ff. A , L f --Mg 14 A gs 'faq 5,4 'P' A ', 44,5 I ' .ff L GH, ' .t K . I mf 159. - .-' - A n' '4'F,31U ff 1-af wt!-2. 'f r-4 A ' I TN .3 ' ,, K-21 fn, , ,i '- A Q ' , 5. . Y. . 'K 'L 'Wh Mach- fb fv A. A his G A ' 4 L W , ., A , -ca 3 . ' , if - W , . 'M may A -' ' Km 1 if Q I . t I is .. 5. A W! 1 ,ff ,I -1574. . . .. . ' 4 ' ' ' S 1' M -' 1 ' , ' L t ,515 V ' ' ' ' 'W-A , , ' --J if 'M 5 ,Q 5 -4 t V' N - bl A .ft K ni, - , l - f r v . J. if J A , 4 4 ,w Q . ff A Milf' H 'K K , YA. t '. K. .I 1 n . r . tv +R s 'J 4 ' ' P Wx! I af-L? , 6 , 2.4 .511 .Li 'VI . 4- f QQ JL 1A Row l: D. M. Vfri ght, A. R. Swift, D. E. Cohen. A. J. Press, F. R. DeCesaris, W. H. Wrcmth, M. Howell. Row 2: R. Fuin, C, B. Stuart, W. J. Silva, L. R, Moody, jr., R. M. Saywell, jr., P. D. Creer, jr Afmciate Editorr Daniel E. Cohen Edwin M. Howell Arthur C. Pike Arthur C. Swift David M. Wriglit The MOSAIC Arthur Press, Editor-in-Chief Frederick R. DeCesaris, Bzirinerr Manager Ar! Editory P. Douglas Creer, Jr. Stephen S. Saywell Charles B. Stuart, Sporty Editor Walter Silva, Plootograploy Editor Lewis R. Moody, Jr., Adz'erti.ring Editor joseph W. Tinker, Faculty Adviior 66 Row l: C. B. Stuart, E. M. Howell, D. E. Cohen, D. M. Wright, S. S. Saywell, G. Cutts. Row 2: A. Noviello, Jr., E. M. Pierson, W. Silva, S. B. Goldberg. A . lxvav. --na DELPHIAN , F them, . . . . . K 5 . ' X N David M. Wright, Edztor-zn-Clazef , 1 f l X Aryociate Editor: 1 .l fi O Daniel E. Cohen l Gordon Cutts mf' fi jf! I n Edwin M. Howell fjf Arthur C. Pike j X Charles B. Stuart I, 1 , G 'I Stanley B. Goldberg, Buyirzery Manager X f ' , Y , - Anthony Noviello, Jr., Afriflant Bufirzen Mgr. jd, f' A' Xi'f44'! 51-1--SX Erik M. Peirson, C irmlalion Manager X' ai. V, Stephen S. Saywell. Art Edizor 7,1 YQ'-, Y f Za. Walter J. Silva, Photography Editor ffff 7 3144, ,9 Marc J. Williams. Exchange Editor 1 lf. ,:,Q55j .I I I 56 Arthur XV, Cate, Farulfy Adriror ' 2 ' I ,ff ff! Q' ' I . , .x , R .. l . Y ,fx Yztwxxx fkk X. . j .X wx ., , 67 1,,fXR1X,QQ.:X Q X, . K .. X Row l: W. Silva, T. R. Natal, Jr., R. A. Boss, D. E. Cohen, Mr. Herman, Adzfiror: D. M Wright, N. D. Baker, jr., F. W. Robinson, F. V. Lawrence, jr. Row 2: C. W. Brown, jr., B. Littlefield, jr., T. L. Clark, V. A. Marcello, J. F. Ernst, Jr., S. T Fortunato, jr., R. B. Smith, T. R. Mahoney, H. S. Thornley, A. H. Mott. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE David M. Wright, Prefidenz Daniel E. Cohen, Vice-preridenl M. L. Herman, Family Aclzfimr THE SNACK BAR COMMITTEE The Snack Bar Committee, set up by the S. A. C. solely to operate the Snack Bar during recess periods, has done so well that they have the S. A. C. worrying about what to do with all the money the Snack Bar has made. Row 1: R. A. Boss, G. Cutrs, N. D. Baker, jr., W. H. Wtoth, R. Seiferheld, jr. Row 2: T. R. Mahoney, D. Gardner, jr. 68 Row 1: j. P. Satterthwait, R. L. Baldwin, S. P. Dretler, A. J. Press, R. H. Willis, E. M. Howell, D. E. Cohen, DI. A. Packard, F. W. Robinson, F. R. DeCesaris, N. D. Baker, jr. Row 2: W. C. Albert, C. R. Kelly, R. B. Smith, jr., H, S. Thornley, D. M. Wright, B. S. Haggerty, A. Noviello, jr., M. B. Mellion, W. H. Wroth. Row 3: T. R. Natal, jr., A. S. Feinberg, P. J. Bloom, A. H. Mott, J. L. Goldstein, R. B. Smith, G. Angler, jr., F. W. Schwartz, jr. THE MOSES BROWN NEWS Finishes Its Fourth Season The Moses Brown News, which makes an appearance every week during the school year, closes out its fourth year of operation. The retiring staff is Daniel E. Cohen, Editor-in-Chiefg Edwin M. Howell, James A. Packard, Franklin W. Robinson, Associate Editorsg and Robert H. Willis, Managing Editor. Franklin Robinson will take over the Editor-in-Chiefship for the year 1956-'57. Although the News is in its infancy, it has already become an invaluable in- strument in developing school spirit at Moses Brown. Besides giving an accurate, up-to-date account of all the Schools activities, it also provides the students with an opportunity to express their views on the various aspects of school life through its editorials and Letters to the Editor. In addition to its able editorial board the News Staff consists of some twenty- five reporters who, each week, write up the various activities around School. On Sundays these articles are edited by the Editor-in-Chief and his three associates who in turn submit them to Mr. Fuller, the faculty advisor. Monday mornings the paper is stenciled by Mrs. Allen, and that noon it is mimeographed and distributed by the Managing Editor and his two assistants. At the close of this year certificates will be awarded to the editors and those reporters who have written the required number of articles. Albert Bloom Fain Haggerty Mott Smith, R. B., jr. Baker Boss Feinberg Kelly Natal Smith, R, E. Baldwin Dretler Goldstein Mellion Noviello Wright A x Row lt B. Littlelield, jr., F. W. Schwartz, jr., F. A. Abella, l. Ahmed, B. W. Fain, J. L. Forman. Row 2: E. T. Ryan, P. J. Bloom, A. S. Feinberg, A. R. Swift, R. Fain, J. D. Altman, Mr. Herman, R. H. Willis, F. R. DeCesaris, S. P. Dretler, M. B. Mellion, J. H. Navack. Row 5: A. K. Ratensky, R. W. Anthony, R. B. Turner, P. W. Haggart, W. C. Albert, T. R. Natal, jr., R. G. Barton, L. G. Knowles, jr., J. L. Goldstein, A. H. Mott, E. G. Burton, J. C. Towle, E. C. Pease. Row 4: E. H. Fernald, Jr., E. A. DeSano, jr., J. P. Davidsen, B. S. Pansey, A. A. Kemalian, -I. M. Goodman, G. Angiet, jr., D. S. Martin, M. G. Knowles, R. H. Carpenter, jr., E. M. Pfeufer, G. T. Thurston, jr., B. S. McKendall, jr. Row 5: R. A. Dean, C. W. Brown, Jr., T. L. Clark, 1. D. Beaulieu, 2nd, C. S. Meyers, T. L. Godfray, G. F. Kilborn, R. j. DiLibero, H. R. Franco, S. A. Koffler, W. J. H. Fischer, 3rd, H. H. Huntoon, J. H. Ladd, jr., W. S. Barrett, R. B. Chaset. joel D. Altman, Preridenz Robert H. Willis, Vice-prerident Robert Fain, Secretary Frederick R. DeCesaris, Trearufer M. L. Herman, Faculty Advisor The Moses Brown Chess Club, the oldest club in the School, gives boys an opportunity to learn how to play chess and to participate in one of the annual tournaments. During the weekly meetings under the guidance of Mr. Herman, the faculty advisor, the members spend many enjoyable hours playing the challenging and ancient game of chess. This year's Club, composed of seventy boys from all forms, is one of the largest in its history. As a consequence, three round-robin tournaments, instead of the usual two, have been played. One of the highlights of the season was a visit by a former member of the Club, Mr. Harold Shore, now a prominent member of the Providence Chess Club, and on the afternoon of his visit played simultaneous chess with eight senior members of the Club. Although the Chess Club has met regularly on Monday afternoons between Christmas and spring vacations, many boys over the years have expressed the hope that the scope of its activities may be extended to cover the entire school year. 70 1-L.-. Row I: W. J. Butler, jr., J. C. Towle, A. K. Ratensky, W. H. Brams, E. G. Burton, S. B Decker, S. P. Dretler, M. B. Mellion, C. M. Lyons, III, C. E. Southworth, jr., C. W. Smith N. D. Baker, Jr. Row 2: I. Ahmed, W, J. H. Fischer, III, I-I. H. I-Iuntoon, J. M. Goodman, L. B. Kilham L. A. Najarian, R. M. Saywell, jr., C. W. Brown, jr., F. W. Schwartz, Jr. SCIENCE CLUB Stephen P. Dretler, Preridenr Stephen B. Decker, Vice-prerident Charles W. Hutton, Family Aziriror The Science Club is an organization that gives the students of Moses Brown an opportunity to explore all phases of science, During the weekly meetings in the science laboratory, the members give talks on some subject they have personally investigated, To earn a certificate, a member must give two acceptable lectures. 71 Row 1: E. T. Ryan, R. M. Goldberg, J. P. Satterthwait, M. B. Mellion, S. B. Goldberg, W. J. Silva, J. R. Hansen, A. Noviello, jr., C. W. Smith, B. S. Haggerty. Row 2: R. L. Thurston, B. S. Pansey, A. K. Ratensky, H. Buckley, jr., L. T. Bennett, Jr., C. Catanzaro, Jr., G. Angier, Jr, J. N. Roitman. Row 3: S. D. Loeber, J. L. Forman, S. A. Koffler, R. J. DiLibero, M. S. Saklad, A. B. Volkman, F. W. Schwartz, jr CAMERA CLUB Walter Silva, Prerident Stanley B. Goldberg, Vice-prerifient Morris B. Mellion, Tfearurer Stanley B. Goldberg, Secrezary john R. Hansen, Program Chairman Anthony Noviello, jr., Darkroom Chmn. Howard M. Roberts, Faculty Adviror 72 Row l: R. G. Barton, D. Vanderblue, P. O. Schultz, R. Seiferheld, Jr., G. Cutts, W. 1. Silva, S. P Dretler W. M M k z' . , . ac en 18,-If. Row 2: V. j. Field, C. E. McI.eocl, R. B. Smith, VI. M. Goodman. RMS ER 'O uv? DANCE TEPK LLOOL uv. To SEVEN O EO i9 N955 NOVEMBER ALL FORMS TEA DANCE FOUR-THIRTY TO SEVEN-TH IRTY O'CLOCK MARCH 17, 1956 DANCE COMMITTEE Rc lph S1'ucr1's Orchestra LOWER FO R NC5 Fo UR T0 SEVEN Ofclo CK JA NUARy 28 I9 , 56 SENIOR PROM NINE TO ONE O'ClOCK JUNE 6, l956 X -, -'uf N Uv' v lf 1-1-......,.,, - .i.., rm Sli ,ra IW MY THREE ANGELS by Dan and Bella Spewaclc Alumni Hall December 9, 1955 S The Moses Brown PROSCENIUM CLUB and LINCOLN SCHOOL present FATHER OF THE BRIDE Lincoln School March 8 and 9 1956 uf,-. O9 vv-vvy li' x . 1, qx , , x X15 ,5 'Ui ', .wg VQ. A ,-- A, - 4 . . 4 1 . A, g K J -u, g. Q2 as J Q .L :LI '1 '- 4-vw 1 9.-5 +14 Q - I A fir. Q 7 ' fx - 'Y' ,ff f '- 1 .Q j til, -, us' K l AO f 'fi' V 5 . ' A,,4g3'f it h Y , ' ' W ' A il ' X K. it. x Z? 5,4555 ,V , -vw 1 rl. N.. i If , if Jn ff' jf s I I if I r I F I n SKIT NIGHT i 1 i , gwso- 5 '- -Q. 1 ,A fe :S- 010401101-040 '0 -02 MOSES BROWN SCHOOL ll784l UPPER SCHOOL Aecepls I'CSldCl'1I and non rcsndent puprls Thorough preparation for College ind Techmcal Sehooli Home care for puplls Athleucs Supervlsed bw college mer A full Countrx Dix Sehool program for non resldent pupils 0'0'40f0'0X0' 81 LOWER SCHOOL ICIIICHI 61' You never orget your sc oo ays an we ope you a ways remem er P otoReHex yourO lClal P oto graplmer We a ways remem er t e un we a talzlng your plctures ln t e years to Come w en t ere are ot er occaslons you want to remem er mwitwgf wlt 1ne portralts H Plzotoleeflex a unique method 0 ta mg pictures rom coast to coast IHOTORI H LX STUDIO 3l'CI I-LOOR 82 'll I I1 ld , .1 11 'll l L I1 , ff' ' I1 - . 'll l L I1 I 11 .1 ' ' and we hope you will not forget us ' h h I1 h ' 'll 1, Hlllll V -11 f- - . L A ' f EVERYDAY MORE FAMILIES HEAT WITH GAS JOHN B KILTON Postage Stamp? for Collectors 109 Emplre Street Provxdence 3 Rhode Island 4-010'-0 051505-f Ifnlllln LUGGAGE U V wymllw For the Best Luggage and Leather Goods VISIL T W ROUNDS CO LTD 52 WASHINGTON ST 180 WAYLAND AVE at Wayland Square STATE OFFICE SUPPLY CO Smtzoners Prmters Offzce Outfitters Shop Equzpment 239 WEST EXCHANGE STREET PROVIDENCE 3 RHODE ISLAND P HARRIS LUMBER CO INC Hardware Paznts 1ndustrzalSuppI1es Comer Atwells and Harrls Avenues rovldence R I GAspee I 4750 THE NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY Where vou ALWA YS Part of New England Electric Svstem Shop n 1th Confidence JH 00017 x0 0 '0 '0K0' 0KQs0'0's0f0' 01W'6X ' I ' l , . ' 3 , I . Q ' l , - :s I I 5' C0 . 0 : I Q ' o I '0K040Y0Y 0540101 CATAMO RE JEWELRY COMPANY 251 PINE STREET PROVIDENCE R I 8 awoxafowvxovoxawox afofofaxoua-owamavafa-na anouaroxonol ora-ovowaxaxoyaxav 5 5 I 5 L I H LEACH MACHINERY CDMPANY 0'0'N0'0K0 -0'0'0' 010'-0Y0'f0K0' 0W0X0Y0K0' 0110 10105101 40 0 0H01 0102701017 0'-01' 3 5 3 E MR und MRS FRED ABRAMS d MR and MRS LEONARD ABRAMS 0'7G0Y0f0K0Y0H0170'0K0Y0'7'0f0K0'6'0'?10'0f0N0f0 0'0f0X710Y -0'-0 ?f0'0'0'40I0Y-0K0 0' Compliment Of O l an - C I 6 5'40'10'Q f-9' x f05C 401'-0'-0 401'0X0 0'0f0 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 MR AND MRS FRED D CESARIS Guild metal Products 00X6 -0Y0K0Y6X f A51 4-0f'0 -0K0 0 f0 10 0f0' 100110 010' 10 0 -01 010140 01040 9-010' X0'K01'0K0 0 00x0,40-f0u0-c0f0'0000'0 0'0K0 X B 01-owawana EASTERBROOKS INC el t tS p 29? CANAL STREET PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND cpl tf RHODE ISLAND LACE WORKS INC WEST BARRINGTQN RHODE ISLAND -0X017'010ff0' 8 010'-6 '01-0f'0Y0' Us 2 FH II. -U 9. , 3 5. g V1 2 5' Q 3 :S 'PU 73 O C ' U W . 3 F E Q- S I U 3 :Q 3 3 Q vb 8 C ' O.- -c: E 2 2 5 ' ' T U - - - ' '0'-10' ' X 10101 010 0 -0'w0f 0110161 H7017 0'L0 -029' 0'010w0f040w0w0 4020103 FAIN S FLOOR COVERING 176 NO MAIN STREET PROVIDENCE 3 R I Telephone PAwtucket 2 5700 CALS PONTIAC CO Sales Sertrce Paris RALPH F MADONNA Manager New and Used Cars 915 Charles Street North Provldence R I ocfslsx .r Babx Carrrages Nur serx Furnrrure Toys 667 669 WESTMINSTER STREET PROVIDENCE 3 RHODE ISLAND Best Wxshes to the Class of 1956 HINDLEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY VALLEY FALLS RHODE ISLAND Manufacturers of Wrre Products X 0'0K0 '0-10 -0 89 ' K: Q ' Q Q - s 9 6 3 , - , ' s .y , 5 ' Q ' Q I Q S MING GARDEN Chinese and American Food 141 WESTMINSTER STREET 66 EXCHANGE PLACE Provndence Rhode lslwnd ANTHONY S DRUG STORE Over 60 Years at Angell and Thayer Streets AKERMAN STANDARD CO INC Tx pographers Printers Booltbznderr Established 1836 56 Pme Street Providence THE BOSTON STORE Provldence West Warwick PROVIDENCE PICTURE FRAME CO The Arcade Art Store Botany Sporting Marme and Landscape Pictures Plcture Frammg rcade Building Third Floor Provldence Rhode Island PROVIDENCE WALL PAPER HOUSE INC Wall Papers of Quallty Smce 1884 479 Westmmster Street Providence Vm! our Larger Show room? In our Nen Store CCorner of Greene Streetj LUNNIE S MOTORS 290 SMITH STREET DeSoto and Plymouth S'1Ies and Service More for tour money from Lunme HANSON S INC Suburban Clothlers MEN 8: BOYS Barrmqton Shoppznrg C enrer BARRINGTON R I CHerry 5 5672 c0w'0w0v 0K0'17 0'0K0' I I I I I I I 2 102' 061 '01 02'-01 0110 22 I y . I . : ' N . I : ' ' 8 . u A S I N Q A0f 40f0'0'61'0'0110' The Moves Bfozuz Pfognzm 07 Expmzszovz Im lD70U6III6lIl and Facultj Beltemzezzt rlesewes 0111 whole befnted 5111111015 B R ALBERT COMPLIMENTS OF MR AND MRS. HARRY GOTTLIEB 0H0N0 0 0'-0Y6 0'-0K0 0110101 0K0 0101'0 L-01 01010 01f0N0' X71-0110? I . X 'L S K . I X. . ,, ,. . . , . . . ,. x om ye 3 A FRIEND -6X 17K0Y-ONQY V 2 3 gr s E T 3 Q Q s 3 E 3 S 5 3 , 0 0000, , 00 3 01201 'J' afar 010, 91 M0N6WQ916WM?W' 67M916hH916WQ?N0W67 N5N47N9x C make your mark COMPLIMENTS In wh p nrt C oth fo 1 Ixcnn dy Unde gr d op in Iulor lp .ir I tylei t DURO FINISHING 'H phy qucs ofthe Prep 1nd H gh CORPORATION S hoo' d KENNEDY S UNDERGRAD SHOPS BOSTON PROVIDENCE WORCESTER SPRINGPILID HARTFORD BROCKTON FRIEND 655955 ALL aoYsAc1-,ON s The M051 Popular Shoes ln Amerzca 139 WAYLAND AVENUE for Youlhs and Boys NVAYLAND SQUARE 6 '0' 0'-0v0f'0K0 -0Y0 0 0f-0K0'10' X 93 . . Q New I 3 Y WI 4 S ggi... x ky-5 I . . . r 1 -Snuz I ex P Qc - OF r n e s r- - I ll sh j where we major ' in H12 - 1' cd 1 p' c s L 0 E the tastes z d II X si i ' 1 i 5 .c w ! Q S ' I - 1 - -, 5 5 A -xllllllfN AYII Q . f fy TH. I MOE One of New England s Fmest Stores C Larry Schaller Herbert C Schaller STATE FINANCE COMPANY GAspee 1 5673 Room 307 57 Eddy Street Room 307 120 Unlon Street PROVIDENCE 1 RHODE ISLAND Compliments of Compllmente of AMERICAN CARD COMPANY INC U S OIL CO Jewelry Cirds Complxments of KILE and MORGAN CO PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND X 0a0w.0v.,9x0.10v 0-e0v10v0K0ff0'v 94 l 2 5 3 3 '0 020N0f 0N0'10' 'f0v -1010? I I I Y - . Q 40f 0 40'fQ 9 40 20 0X SERVING INVESTORS LARGE AND SMALL Our doors are open to all IDVCSIOFS whether they are mdrvlduals or 1nst1tut1ons lar e or small Our facllltles are oraanlzed to provlde the management of a lar e SCCUFIIY portfollo or to advrse the 1nd1v1dual purchaser of a few shares Please feel free to call upon us for mvest ment advrce or for the executxon of your orders to buy or sell Investment Brokers Member New York Stock Exchanoe 15 Westmmster Street Prov1dence UN1on I 4000 34 East Axenue Pawtucket PAwtucket 6 2350 COMPLIMEINTS J A OSTER 8. CO R e 0' f0Y '40'0 01400'40 5Y '0 0x 95 ' Q V L Q , -u Q G.:-LWALKER 2 , 5 s , ,U S 5 5 5 l Q OF A 0VQ7 l9'90'401 9x'9 Q'f0 Q l95 101'-0 Best WlShCS B C DRUG CO BARRINGTON SHOPPING CENTER 10R01101f016 101f0f'01'01' COMPLIMENTS OF MR AND MRS ANTHONY NOVIELLO PHILIP D. CREER X01f010w0n0v COMPLIMENTS OF A N A D M I R E R Q . 5 2 . 5 E ' ,4 'O IE n 5 2 2 5 . 01 0101201 01'01'01' 0110161 0110110 '01 910101' 01101 3 I Wie Cfmwfwu d Featuring a Wide Selection I D SQ REIT If 0 T TC L of Smart School and 5 L GMAY, Vacatlon Clothes Auvwb 1856 For Boys and Young Fellows W A HENRY INC 8 WEYBOSSET ST PROVIDENCE A F R I E N D SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT P S C F01 The Fznest Football Basketball Golf Tennls Hockey Skm Sportswear Sweaters w0r 40 0f010 0'1720Y 0 0'6x 97 5 5 5 ' , 5 5 Q . . , . 5 H 5 5 ' I D . In The Game 4 4' S COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 MR. and MRS. IRVING FAIN COMPLIMENTS OF and MRS FRANK MELLION COMPLIMENTS OF ABRAHAM PRESS COVIPLIMENTS OF DR and MRS LEWIS R DRETLER COMPLIMENTS OF PREMIER THREAD COMPANY Comphments of Congr ltul ltlons to the CI us of 1956 WILLIAM BLOONI 8: SONS INC HIL'-HOUSE LTD CONTRACTORS I3i THAYER STREET Proxldpmc Rhode Isl 1nd PRON IDENICE RHODE ISI AND E 2 5 E 5 E E E 2 6 03 107056-1-0' 407' ' ON0 105 0262201 011-QNOY 202 40710101 1-0' X w0'01'0140f'0bf0140v'0Y0v0X0K010w 0K0f'-0N0f'-0 '-02 010' '-0 0K0'20f0K0'40 0 0'f0 -01651 T 5 MR. . , I ' z 2' , . , . V' -. w -1 f . . . ,' , . 4 I , . . I G 98 L gzvf-s.5 WW Q39 Evans Case Co No Ahleboro Mass 10' MdHLlfdCtUT6TS of Fme Ft1sh1or1 Aceessones for Over 'SO Years 1110 DEOLET NOOR DATES fromAnzcmas01111DcsutPr1ln1G1o1cv 'J' 45151-0101 sh1pped preptud anywhere IIT U S A Ask for pr1eel1st DESERT DUNE DATE MART PETER JONES Moses Brown School P O Box 904 Ind1o C,1l1forn1a T 1 1 5 T T 2 5 5 1 011010 01717 '01 0' Compllments of RHODE ISLAND TOOL COMPANY 148 WEST RIVER STREET CP o Box 15165 PROVIDENCE 1 RHODE ISLAND 101'-OYI0' Comphments from THE BOYS AT THE LOT RAY JIMMY and BYRON it 1 T E E 99 3, S 1 . Q Q '-in.. . QQ, Q A - - ' 1 I 0 Firm. meaty. tree-ripened for Havor. Gift packs 532.25 to S795 I Jewelry COMPLIMENTS GF HENRY MERRILL and HAROLD HASSENFELD 1 L LL LLLL 0 L1 '001'0'001000010f0'101401 100101100120 f001'0f0101101 40101101 1010101 0101 0110-'-01' Q E g , 5 5 3 5 -3 - 5 9 9 5 3 R 5 5 9 S E E JAMES E PITOCHELLI AGENCY Gene: al Insmarzce Fire Check Bur lary Compensatlon Publ1cL1ab1l1ty Surety Bonds Automoblle Accldent Marlne Boller Life Accldent 1066 CHARLES STREET NORTH PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND PAwtucket 5 1343 PAwtucket 5 1344 PA 5 1344 PA 5 1345 PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION 1066 CHARLES STREET NORTH PROVIDENCE R I Spevzalz mg' In School Teacher Loans Monthly Payment 12 month plan 10 00 you recezve 109 27 25 00 273 30 50 00 546 60 Lzfe IHSIIFGHCE Included ln all loans We pay 4076 on Investment Certlficates 2 on Savmgs Also Chrxstmas Vacatlon and All Purpose Clubs COMPLIMENTS OF GUY H BURT cmd LLOYD BURT COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED YARN PRODUCTS COMPANY x0 0'0K0'0' 'f0 0v0100'?0' 101 I I I 0140.1-0' - '0V0Y , . I I Y , . I I Q I ! NI I UQ o . . I - I ' I ' 4. I 51 I . . I ' . I I ' j . . , 0. 0, . 6 319' Comphments of A FRIEND TH GFS Skln Soap MACKENZIE contams Ce Fa San Sewing New England Since 1870 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0N0f '01 10101 . .201-02' V ' nu E-' '11 . 2 A E . :J . 0 Q T' ,S . M ' fu Q Q in W ' N 2: Q. ' 'S Q . ' 'C' S - 'S- ,. . 3 . fb . . 1. I I . 4 . Q ' 2: I x7,. . cg, . . . . . , 6 C H SPRAGUE 8. SON CO IS WESTMINSTER STREET TEL GAspee 18500 Provldence R I BUCKS PORT PORTSMOUTH WEYMOUTH SEARSPORT SOUTH BOSTON PROVIDENCE Complxments of AMERICAN Comphmems Of LUGGAGE woRKs :Nc WEST WARWICK RHODE ISLAND FELIX A MIRANDO Manufacturers of AMERICAN TOURISTER TRI TAPER 4' HI TAPER x e0' 0N0N0'-0f0N-0' I 02 4'0 Q 9 110'-0'f0X Complzments of Assoclated Blllldlflg Products Im 200 Pomt St Provrdence Rumford Steel Produets lm 700 Po1nt St Provldence Reewes Drug Store Mowbray En ravln Company East Srde Pharmacy Marshalls Home ACLCSSOYICS Mrlford Mass Merry Go Round Harvey Ltd Carters Dr and Mrs I Altman John Worm Mr and Mrs Samuel Goldberg Brydon VN Mansfield Dr and Mrs Wllham B Cohen Mr and Mrs Alfred lncerpl Mr and Mrs Mathew Cuarm A Frlend Another Frlend A Boys Best Friend Good Luck to the CLASS of 56 LEAND REALTY COMPANY G 0-owafo-:afar bc 103 . . 9 il ' il ' ' A Audionics Co. of America - Hi Fidelity - - s 66 99 5 . 7 AUTOGRAPHS 132,362-rwu. 1L..4F.qV .,..,- 4Q..,.Ay,--,W-L-w-1 V.. . 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