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

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JU E 1954 MARIE IfI.ORIO ZZ Ve :ic reet Vlamie ear t .tat . . . .'Ear o ti Y Go to My n- vertib es., ? Vaughn Qiiitvi I ,E . he's at those hdQR'f5'ames. Q Secrelury D xxx 5925 IRENE IIORD l79 Manton .Avenue Quiet Irene with the pret- ty blond hair . . . Oh crim- mineyf I can't stand pegged pants or suede shoes. . . . Did you say Dave, animals, or Is It Any Wonder ? Well, now, that's a differ- ent story. . .She and Carol are probably skating. Office lVorker THOMAS J, FRAIOI,I. JR. ll Mink Road Saturday night with no date? Oh, what is it? . . . Hey, how about that Louis Armstrong? . . . I.et's dance to that cool mu- sicI . . . With B. Coppa in the stands. Travel CARMINE FRAIOLI. JR. 2-I' Angelo Avenue He likes those average every-day people . , . Classi- cal music?- Well. not right nowl' . . . Traveling and Dool- YepI Chemist I,Il.I,IAN A. ITUOROLI 940 Smith Street Agreeable Lee . . . that's A. C.'s gal . . . Iilying, Mr. Lynch. the Red Sox-en- joyed almost as much as Mom's cooking . . . Can't go swimming when it's cold, TabeyI Stenographer Oflice Practice 6: Civil Air Patrol 3-6 JOSEPH Ii. GAGLIARDI 62 Grosvenor Avenue Joe-one of our favorites . . . He's happy with spag- hetti and meatballs fany Italian food. in factl . . . We know Joe Dydo agree about English themes . . . What have you bowled late- ly, Joe? Undecided DOROTHY M. GALLAGHER I Elm Court ohnsto Vx, ' t a hot-Vzfiket . . . T gig probabl Atop die rduro tf ,J J L, I S and it boots rty ,' is! .. -' ey- te, w come you dolv like eggs? . . . That's Dottie- a wonder on roller skates. Housewife , . .'.V ' I JANET GALHLIPOV if 'I r Jm er Street' cer 'R blilcfeiyed lbl. e c eugylhavoc withf, f n ..., '!YDh.,fnoj7 . .-X. Ate 5 , knee socks? t .... Al- vifggg2withVCarolyn and 'Pat. Office Worker Y-Teen l, 6: Young Ar- tists' 5, 6: Driver Education 5: Publications 3 CHARLES GARABEDIAN 37 Whipple Street Hey, Harpol . . . Ah, that's it, make it Oriental food! . . . How about those musical movies? . . . Trou- ble? There goes his hand through his hair . . . No, extremely sharp clothes, if you don't mind. Tailor ANNA M. GARGARO 54 Barton Street That's Anna we see run- ning to make bus No. 5 . . . Forget it comes to rainy days and white bucks . . . You'lI see Ann skating with Adel and De-De. Office Worker Y-Teen I, 25 Driver Training 5 Ttuenty- three

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FRANK FANDETTI 132 Laban Street Keep your cotton-pick- ing hands off! -says Vet . . . That cute grin . . . Gee, I could eat anytime! . . . Just let him sleep. Electronics Ennineer JOHN IIARRFLL 13 Selinoir Street Algebra, w a l k i n g to school-gets a hearty Oh, yeah! Football and basket- ball are different tunes . . . Red Auger and he will be skating or taking in a show. Travel GERALD FARRELLY 1302 Smith Street Jerry's style is Mr. Pre- mack, the Red Sox and good eating . . . Forget those neckties, if you please! . . . We've seen him at all M. P. games. College J. V. Football l. 2: Var- sity Football 3-6: Boys' Glee Club 4, 5, 6: Varsity Club 5, 6 I. ' . mom , 8 blk Street die ' , Life rgume s du kid- ' me ' . . . H, about ' n n t t g. Rocket ? M el am weather? d lk ROBERT R. FISRRANTE 1425 Hartford Avenue .Johnston Who's that l.ittle Chick, whom Bob smiles about? . . . Sophisticated girls- you're kidding! I.et's have the Detroit Tigers and home cooking for him , . . Get a glance at that ambition! Polfcenmn Twent rf- I wo ETOP W l .M f . 7 AR L LF I ,if l-4? artfo A en l X Jo ton OjSmart othes me- cooedfd,yl11 y!!. yt, ci1tes Fi ' g he - l' . . . w t olo J n, Ulnd Dotty! Si 'No I' Rainy days! Do t be sill ! Llf'Slf K7 I- JEA TQFIILIP A 8 Ofisler t- on't ro hose gla s, Jeannie! . . . h, or a ridew BO s Cad V1 or for . uiic' . . Remove mad atigft Make and un- tidin 7-Athafpleases ct ' Jean Ei , ' Office M ' me p or So' Co ee 4, gy: O e Practie 6: G' ce- Gmfe 5: Glee Cluat' is g, gl ROBERT J. FIOCCO 77 Marietta Street He just went by in a '53 Oldsmobile . . . Dancing, Red Sox. and Mr. Nelson really rate . . . Cold and rain together. you kidding? . , . Bobby. Ifrank C. and Joe N.-quite a trio. Baseball Player Social Committee -lg Base- liall 4 FSTHIER J, FIYOD i' V , '63' Spruce Street ff I Hey. Shortie! . . t. lls works crossword' puikles Qt I and enioys Mrs. Perry's bak7 1, ing . . . Cami: stand cereal-t, lr . or oral talks! . . .'She'likei. 'fl' lots of company while vvllkv ing. W . Olfrcc' lN1tr'ker ' 4' Girls' Chorus 5 lv, THIERFSA A. lil.ORl 3-l Kelley Street Barbara, Vie. and Connie agree . . . for Terry it's defi- nitely Al. sharp cars, and the Yankees . . , Are you kid- ding? 'Yriding on .1 crowd' ed bus! Secrelartf Girls' Chorus 5: Driver Training 5

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JW' ' x N in 'WI ff ' RICHARD GAROIIANO -4 Ilvergreen Drive Johnston Iiverybody knows Dick . . . Yankees and playing golf for him . . . Flat tires? Hey, you're kidding me! . . . Just spot those sun- glasses. 'I 'exliles Football I 1 -I: Baseball 3. -I-5 Track 3-6: Varsity Club I,--I: Band 3-6 f S ' VI . GARZONE 2' randall Street ii Miss Forsell. tall b s volley ball for al 'c Syl. . 1 . Sand,wiches nd sh r ch periods P-' Well. mg ame! .vyedevei with at hai bull . . . That's she at S rough getting a lerrilic. . Medica Sec etury GI Club I-6: Social Committ'ee -1: Home Room Agent I - -I JIEAN GILSUALDO I0-3 Whitehall Street Jeanie of the fishfhooks . . . It's B. Berrigan's I Can t Get Started and curly- haired Ci. I. . . . I've got news for you! -she's tell- ing Del. Serrvlurtl Girls' Glue Club I, 2. -I: Social Committee 3: Young Artist Club -I, 5. 6 - I f J . R M611 BI ' treet Lea airfe ' The ' ' sm nit Ta C our 3 Me 1 Mr. du. . . u're Cr ' . f f 1 Anna an Margar .' T avcl f RoonffE MARIIE GIARRUSSO IZ Messenger Street Bookkeeping. Billy, volley ball--they all rate . . . Get rid of those snobs and wash- ing dishes Cwe're all with you on that. Mariel . . . Really, it's wicked! Bryant Twenl y-four ETOP ROBERT GIZZARELLI 106 Pocasset Avenue Clean-cut Bob . . . He'll take his steak thick and very well cooked, but he doesn't mind ravioli either! . . . About the only thing that gets our lad out of bed in the morning is the thought of driving-that Pontiac Cata- lina . . . fWonder what hap- pened to Dick De Leon- ardo?l. A Engineer IE .GO NyS'KI Y Cla ce Street 1. . . .J 1 oan1e- insepar- le . Umn3Q3H'Izat Ed- , die e '31-td. 'Letters from o,J's me e' .' L ' You like C se food d nail pol- ish? Say, honest . . . She'II open that locker yet. Secretary Driver Training 5 RALPH P. GUY 2367 Hartford Avenue Johnston Can't wait till pay-day. Dave! . . . No, he doesn't go for hot rods or Sunday work days . . . I-Ie'lI take in a drive-in anytime-a hot- dog roast. too. Army Hockey -I WILLIAM HAELSEN 41 Angell Avenue Johnston Oh, my gosh!-not a woman driver! . . . Boats and music are all he asks . . . He and Big Bill Fall are probably Eshing. Navy ' . ,EI.lIZABETH, M. HALL ,North Scituate., 'R. I. . Look, felloyv--lt's a cerf tainjR.'R. from Central . .l. Yes , -v idssentblies, Misls, Offlonnopp at and squarefdanqfff, ingot. amd N: fV,,.'brrel fine. ' ' , I I lr , Nursef I -I 1 Young Artists' Club 3 1