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

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To each and every member of the June 1957 graduating class and to your loving' and self-sacrificing parents, it is a special privilege to extend my sincere congratulations. lt is the first such honor that I have had, a memory that l will always cherish. You have finished the happiest, most envied period of your lives. Under the leadership of a great principal, a pre-eminently qualified faculty, and a devoted counselor, you have distinguished yourselves in the classroom and in every other school activity. By your training and your character, you are well equipped for the future. Your parents, your principal, teachers. and counselor do not expect you to remake the world. They. as a reward, Q, nothing more than that you adhere to the principles and ideals which you have been taught in your homes, your churches. and your Alma Mater: that you work, live, and strive as good. industrious, God-fearing. self-respecting Americans to contribute, according to your capacity. to the building of a better America and a peaceful world. NVhatever praise you may receive today. whatever honors and titles may be bestowed hereafter, may your iinal rewards be from the merciful lips of the Teacher of the ages. l-le who taught and teaches the greatest lesson of all4the lesson of His love. JOHN H. MORAN. Vice-Principal MR. JOHN H. MORAN Vice-Pri'n-fz'paI Three

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MR. JOHN I-I. GILLICK, Principal To OUR GRADUATES? Like the frontiersman of yesteryear, each of you must scan the horizon as far as the eye can see in order to find new fields to explore. As he was driven on by the lure of what he could not see and by a desire to secure the land be- yond the horizon, so must you be influenced by a conviction that the years ahead offer much to all who are willing to work for success. As you leave Mount Pleasant, you should be guided by the hope that you will shortly join that group of planners and builders who fashioned and protected the glorious heritage of freedom that is yours-yours to preserve for all who are to follow. The pioneer spirit does not die for there is always a tomorrow-Tomon row, the Unknown-that day when success will reward the willing worker and crown his efforts with a halo of happiness. The honors that may come to you will be more precious and sacred if they are won on merit and in com- petition with your fellow humans, Perhaps the greatest honor in life is the tribute you pay to your own self-respect with the knowledge that you have done your work faithfully and have abided by everything that embraces good citizenship. The responsibilities of life are many and each of you will be asked to accept your share of them as well as to contribute of your time and' talents in keeping our nation happy and prosperous. Be a willing worker! Go forth into your new fields of endeavor with the knowledge that Mount Pleasant will always follow your progress and will ever rejoice in your accom- plishments, May success be yours in every undertaking of merit and may the good l-ord guide you along the road that leads to success and happiness. Verbum sat sapientif JOHN H. GILLICK, Principal

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FOUI' Faculty First row, Iefl lo right: Ii. Hoard, B, Rubenstein, R. Marvel, R. Cox, E. Wright, L, Tri- angolo, C. Bogman, E. Bray. son. M. Conneely. Second row: A, Ryder. E. Ciccone. A. Lancellotti, O. McMichael, H. O'Connor. J. Jack- X Third row: N. Leonard, E. Thompson, C, Bickford, P, Hunter, J. Daley, R. Ekberg, Ii. ,Wi Clarke, C. Mfcofmitk. J. Galicia, Principal. Q Fourth row: J, Littlefield, L. Nannarone. J. Crowley, A, DeRobbio, Miss Miss Mr. Miss Mr. Miss Ethel Mr. James Miss Ruth Mr. James P, Crowley Mr. John W, Daley, Jr Mr. John W. Daley, Jr. Elizabeth J. Burke Olga M. Calabro Peter J, Davis Mary R. Eagan Thomas W. Hall T. Capasso, XV, 4. if N F' 32 'S-. al? Sa .Tm rf F-ri SEZ DHD GDT UGO TD - Q- gk . FS fn EF' 3, OC-4 Z :O K, Z1 F Z 3 2 ui ' YD an N EF U2 ZS fl 'o ffl Fa E ng- 'N E-E T'l N- .TE 'L O F14 , ,743 . Q Z ri ITI ci. E E. ?' F' 5 f. . 'J' K l ENGLISH Miss M. Olive McMichael, Department Head Nlr. Charles C. McCormick Miss Helen M. McDermott Mr. Harold XV, Myers Miss Katherine E. Nolan M, Kearns Miss M. Eunice XVright SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Elmer J. Thompson, Department Head P. Crowley I Mr. Joseph C. Littlefield V. .Johnson Miss Ruth XV. Marvel Miss Mildred N. Struck MATHEMATICS Miss Margaret A. Conneely. Deparlmenl Head Mr, Amedeo DeRobbio Mr. Irving Nelson Mr. XVilliam J. Sullivan Mrs Palma D. Jaroma Mr. XV.1lter H. Parl-.er SCIENCE Mr. George lf. McCahey. Deparlmenf Head Mr. Waller J. Rlf7JLl Miss Bella Rubinstein Mr, XVilliam C. Schuster