Mount Pleasant High School - Netop Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Senior Play Cast E FIYSI ow left to ght V And ews D To egosa A Merolla D Danella D ROZZI M Veresko W G11 n Second row P Cha nl P Dowd ng P Benedettx M Capasso P Collelo Mr YVarren Mrs Warren Bob Warren J ulza Warren Patsy Professor Powers Phil Greer Denny Fred Coulson M rss Harper S usze Vzolet Manners. Stage Electrician Stage Technician That C111 Patsy SUMNER NICHOLS Director MISS BARBARA G KELGAN Fred Chlaflnl Vxrgmra Andrews Wxlllam Glllan Dorothy Danella Dorothy Rozzx Peter Benedettx Pasco Collelo Prank Dowdmg Amedeo Merolla Mane Capasso Dlana Torregrossa . . . .Mary Veresko .Mr. John Shanley . . i i , , . i i . Mr. Charles L. Holzapfel -. ,-

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AUTUMN ELPAxoR T VJHI Il lutumn that magrcal season of the year when all outdoors turns rnto a blaze of color la s arrry ed Seyer l xy eeks ago all the world vsas a symphony 1n green Today rt IS a harmony an eolor To many sprung wrth rts pale apple blossoms trny buds green forlage 1 the most beautrful season of the ye r To me autumn IS perhaps not the most beau trful but the most vlbrant the most X hxlaratmg th most alrye season of them On that day when the first green leaf takes on a reddrsh trnge I know that summer IS oyer that fall IS here Soon after that frrst spot of color as seen the whole world clothes IIS lf rn a gown of many colors Crrmson xndrgo yellow purple maroon scarlet but ther are too many to name Slowly though plucked by an unseen hand each leaf falls to the ground r marns th re a second and x blown away by the frolrckrng wand Slowly ever slowly they fall and then that one solrtary leaf on the old maple as strll flutters remarns attached to the branch of the tree stubborn and afrald to fall Then one day rt weakens falters rn the arr and flutters slowly to the ground Then comes the day when Father orders The leaves wrll you please rake up the leayes I-Iesltantly I begrn KVhat had onee been brrghtly eolored leayes are noyy a elull d ad broyyn Stall that feelrng perslsts eyen though the gay colors are gone Autumn ean not dre Flnally I am frnrshed rakrng the l axes I stop snrffle the arr Som thmv IS burnrng I laugh Of course rt IS th aerrel smell of burnrng laves I turn to collect my own leaves only yes you ve guessed t That rollnckmg wmd that wasnt eontent mevely to tear the leaves from therr branches as noyy garly playmg wrth my pale of leaves Wea aly I began rakrng th m up agam Persrstent though I am I no sooner rake a prle of leayes than that old north wrnd blows them up and away Laughmgly I Slt down rn therr mrdst I lre back a mom nt thrnkxng NV1th the brtter smell of burnrng leayes IH my nostrrls wrth the cool playful blast of yyrnd on my cheeks I lre there and yy oneler Vylher has autumn gone' What has happened to the myrlad of colors that had once adorned these dead brown leaves' As rf sensmg my drsturbeel mrncl a flurry of snow drops uoon my upturned face OI course autumn has stepped asrde but rt vylll be back I wrnter s turn now Honorable BI6llt10ll N ll dia I MON -rf 77 +1- . I . 1 Y I l I., . lx l V ' v x vb x v , . , . , . L, L e. ,Hg I , ec It gh M D g y v 1 1 I I 1 ' 11 ' s a I Ha. ' , ' , L ' - CL ,eh ' 1 fx' 311. , ,, , 1 , , , i Q L 3 1 xr I I I ' ' I 1-u v . , . ., e , ' 1 x ' ' 9 ' s 1' s Q ' l e 's s vs V In T I ' e r ' a. . as . , a ,, , . , , . , 13 Q , ' s ' 1 ' V 3 V . . . V. . VY 1 H V D v J T. ' x x x L 1 a . s ks , , 7 ' B B . , m mm A , ' , ' V . . 7 L I X X 1 v ' , ' l ', , ' , . , u 5 1 , . , 1 , , ' a . t IS K' 1 :QT I 5 D I 3 I I . ,'lfT'lkl- A. pom HA1 ' ,.Co1 '

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Khc mcannng of this? Hold on thcru' XYh.11's This should takc marc of it, XX'ho.1T One at a timcf Perhaps-we could agrcc rw call it .-Xwf Come on. Dcnnvf I4 .fi X V