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

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Faculty First row. left to right: I. XViIkinson. O. Calabro. H. McDermott. P. Jaroma. M. Struck. M. Eenton. M. Nvalsh. I. Goodwin. Se-fond row: li. Nolan. E, Kearns. A. Eorsell. H. XVrvnn. M. McElroy. E. Burke. M Eagan. R. Johnson. M. Coutanchc. Third rftu J Moran. Vice-Principal. XV. Rivclli, J. Parker. L. Corey. C, Smith. E. Lynch. E. Busch. XV. Ritzau. Fourth rouqi C. Quanstrom. E. Alticre. P. Davis. A. Capasso. G. McCahcy. J. Sasso. XV. Schuster. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Alban .I. Ryder. Department Head Miss Carol B. Bogman Mr. Antonio Capasso Mr. Thomas Capasso COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Mary B. Ecnton. Dupurlniunf Head Mr. Edward S. Alticrc Mrs. Jean S .Jackson Miss Helen B O'Connor Miss Rosella V. Cox Xlrs. Alma L' Lanccllotti Mr. James A. Parker Miss Florence L. Hoard Mr Joseph C Littlefield Mr. XVilliam Rivclli GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr Newton P Leonard. Department Head Mrs. Elsie M. Ciccone Mr. Joseph J. Sasso Miss Linette M. Triangolo Miss Mary D. Ziescnitz Miss Elizabeth J Burl-.e Miss Ruth V. Johnson Miss Mildred N, Struck Miss Mary R. Eagan Mr Edwin A Lynch Mr. XViIliam J. Sullivan HOME ECONOMICS Miss Mary C. Coutanchu Miss Mary L. Elanigan ART Miss Irene P. Goodwin INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'T Mr. Clifton Bickford Mr. Leslie B Corey Mr. Clayton Smith Klr. Erederick G. Busch Mr. Carl H. Ouanstrom Mr. XViIIiam C. Ziegler MUSIC Mr. Roy Ekberg Mr. Robert Reyicki PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Frederick XV. Allen Miss Alice M. Eorsell Miss Martha M. XValsh Mr. Kenneth Clarke Mr, James P. Haughey Miss Helen M. XVrynn STUDY HALL Mr. Antonio Capasso LIBRARY Miss C. Lucy Newell Mrs. Vera G. Elorio Five

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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

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X. ,4 7z6date ta 7712, -faxed We. the members of the dune Class of 1957, wish to extend our sincerest gratitude to you, Mr. Lynch, for the guidance. friendship, and advice that you have given us dur- ing the past three years. You have listened patiently to all our problems, and not one was too .small for your considera- tion. Our years at Mount Pleasant were bright and happy ones, but you. Mr. Lynch, made them complete! Thank you for the helping hand you extended to us as I0 Bs After entering the spacious corridors of Mount Pleas- ant, we found ourselves amidst new and unfamiliar sur- roundings. We were confronted with problems such as choos- ing the course which would aid us in our future careers in whichever path of life we chose to tread. Thank you for that ready smile that often broke the ice, and eventually led to the solution of our petty problems. It is true that many friends will be forgotten in the future, but your kindness and understanding will outshine many dimmed memories. We thank you, Mr. Lynch. for all you have done for us and for helping us to become worthwhile citizens, ready to take our places among the workers of the world.