North Providence High School - Summo Collis Yearbook (North Providence, RI)

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ACKNOWLEDGME T Up'- l ' 0 L5 G, GILHCL Ol' HILDA A CALABRO KATHERINE C1 PACHEO 'T' INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH SPANISH FRENCH graduate of Pembroke dorng graduate work at Brown lrkes tore1gn tllms ballets musrcals translates pretat ve dances to classrcal musrc as hobbres INSTRUCTOR IN BIOLOGY graduate of Pembroke and Brown l1kes good theatrtcal and symphonlc musrc hobby CCllGCI1I 1q and mountmg Vermont trys to please everyone apable For trreless and urtselflsh gurdance you have won the respect and admtra IIOTI ot the class of l949 In a Nay you have been l1ke foster parents to unwrelaly progeny ever 'mdmg the path of least resrstance and ever seekmg the means to worthwhrle ends Srnce the outset ot our Iumor year have your respons1b1l1t1es ln our rnterests become rncreasmgly numerous It has been your duty to see that we held class meetrngs that We named comm1ttees that we came to WISE dec1s1ons that we charted a defrnlte course of act1on and most rmportant ot all that we fultrlled all our oblrgatlons to the school Durrng these two years you and we haxe shared together and achreved together We smcerely hope the harvest ot reward and sat1sfact1on com1ng wrth our graduatron shall be as much yours as rt shall be ours Though a small trrbute mdeed tor such a large contrrbutlon may the words of thrs page stand as an acknowledgment to you from those whom you have served rn forty nme 4 CP-'nge 9 ' ' a A 04 ' - t t , . 'V 'f NV 'iv fb isoecs L vy 'joy ' its xy ' foreign masterpieces, composes inter- art reproductions . . summers in X I I I 1 I , o

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JAMES L MCGUXRE upeflnlen As intelligent educated young cit izens with a loyalty and devotion to democracy you appreciate that our democratic Way of life our democratic heritage are the result of slow and pain- ful development. You are also cogni- zant of the fact that there are still many wide gaps between our democratic ideals and our practices. As good citizens all of you must accept responsibility not only for living worthy prixate lives but also for help- ing to solve the serious and challenging social problems that confront the Amer- ican people in their local state national and vworld communities. l am fully coniiaent tiiat you will faithfully discnarge your obligations in this respect, and that to you such basic concepts as freedom, justice, equality and personal dignity will not be mere empty words, but living realities, 4 mf Page 8 The common responsibility of all Americans is to become effective help ful participants in a way of life that blends and harmonizes the fiercely competitive aernands of the individual cron the indiviaual good and the com mon good is the essence of citizenship in a free countrf THOMAS F MLGOVERN 'T' 'fffh . . . fgifzfzyncf ' y fx and of society. tl'o blend without coer- 4

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STAFF Ioan Spenc ADVISOR Herbert E Hopkrn Head Enqhsh Deot EDITOR IN CHIEF Ioan Spence MANAGING EDITOR X Alden R Burhoe ASSISTANT EDITOR ASS STANT EDITOR Anne I. Larkostr Grace A RaIanelI1 ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Edrtor 1n Ch1et Frank P Mors1II1 ASSOCIATE STAFF Frank Buccr 50 Robert F DeFusco 51 I eonard S Ferrara Ann M Notarantonlo Antonro SaoBentc Betty I Tet t I-I AIIen Thoma Alden Burhoe Grace Ratanelh Anne Larkosh Frank Morsrllr Manaqrnq Edrtor A ss1stantEd1tor Asmstant Edrtor Art Sports Edrtor fwfgk 3 f'- 'vfw ,ffm ,, 1:-7 47' 'E' 'it Ia nce S Jeet Sue T tornpson aroI Buoy Sn1rIey Vauqtrn Bu mee Manager Tre mu er Aon rtmna M rnfrqer fxrrculatron Manager KIJ1 L O Q . - . V ' .S fr, T 1 I ff , . , 1 ... . - ' 1 . . 1 . S A , I A fv 4 , .,:- I , c 1 -W ,M ' Q.. , O.. J 1' M X , jf -W . . K -. A -.E , 4. 1 I I I .. G . I ' 'T' S' .S L. r . e Q f Q ., 1 I . N 1 I , Q, 1 ,