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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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' 3 , . . , I ' . , Y y f MMO COLLIS PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS NORTH PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND 'lk QQ-fy Q3 IUNE 1955 SW, W ,Lg gf VOLUME 16 IL XI cw ,Q I xx :Vx I . x f ' 5 If . X ,- V .Mg ' f IO, x' ,' ' X. ,figx 53mg -Xe ,-ywfd,-. I-. - Af If x ' :rx fm xg. ' f X I T magna! f I-IX' ,, S- I 1 I xfqhxl .- 4 VI ,XXX -1 MUN -sg, vm., X U ' , V 'xx Q c , R vi x ' ' A ws ,4 2 , I R Q1 A k fy , V-.352 , ,Q ff, -1 1 - 'X . N' M ,I If , ,.gt,4q,,.-a- M4 ,V . , v A ,f .M-m, wvw iw' If o-v .N 3111 'll U! ex 1- ,1 l I 8: Q, WZ ,Le-Q4-qt ,t,,4k - X N i,-a:.Qx,gQtffe,-E: .seg , ?1T , L+-'S ' f - ---w-M ,., -If ' lf, - cg g, 'gil , ll f flisi . ff:-f jigqgi 1 Qff , f .. fi ,, W ' K gs THE co1N , FACULTY PAGE 6 , I slipped a coin fx 3 Into my heart's treasury That time cannot take Z. Nor a thief purloin - l Q , far V. Our minds are a chest of golden treasures, an eager store- house for the riches ofthe ages, the gold in Socrates' purse, gg Qsfk T X yi QM J Aquinas's erudite crown, the jeweled sword in Caesar's strong hand. Each of us has enjoyed owning several of these X shining treasures, cherished coins and gems of purest hue. 'l I-Iere's knowledge, here's experience . . . hold them fastg C Zfilw f If 97 e ,X ll l X xi JK XXX X 5 ' - P- X f . SENIORS l v s PAGE 16 A UN DERCLASSMEN .elf PAGE so xt is X XX if ' N f YN4 f f'X X X N F-,. ..- ,- ,....., ,....- ,.. --....., ,. , ,J f r ,.. 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X x X X S5215 ' SPORTS TQ PA GE 7 2 15 ACTIVITIES PAGE 88 Jxf . 2g. - if W lfff X 2-1 27 'ffif .K 1' fLJ C T A , FACULTY At' u A .VH k A ' An . K I xxx 7 l 3,1 ' W C.B v RG-H Wx X X It- QS 5. AN ABU: BOARD OF ADMINISIRAT ORS The 'North Provtdcnce School Commrttee gathers to organize for nts next two sens Aboxe are Mr Harm 'Noonan Mr Donald bnnnlngc Nlrs x1Ul1DlCOl1 Mr john Aubtn Nlr Mnchaelj Spencer Iwlrs Vxola Ward Mr Louls Ricci and Mr ,loser h W h tlen Supenntendent of Schools CHAITING Bl:FORE THE SESSIONI Llefy are Mr 'Nloonan Chart man and Mr XX halen Superxntendent PARINVIS OI NPH STLDLNVTS Mrs D1C,ola and Mr Spencer Lllscuss teen age problems 8 A ts-wa- F: A , 5' .- , l' RIA I , . X, A - ' A .. -' f ,S , t ' - v 'I ,tg 3 A 1 ' ' t V, S 1, . 4, ' ' lg 5 ' a XX 1 I g' . i K: T, ,f ' , X - 1 .A sg A w J Q ' . . ' , . L S 'Xl 1 7' . ' L, . '.- . I . , . n ' ' . . '. l' . X 7 . , A . , . , Y Tr 5 . . . fr , ,. N ' , , r 2 B 1. Y '71 ' IP- THOMAS F MLGOVERN A B Ed M Pxmupa! Past presrdent R I Secondary Pnncrpals Assocratron Amerrcan Legron Parent Teachers Assocratron Amerrcan Federatron of Teachers Assocratron of Secondary School Prmcrpals rnterested rn rmproved standards for teachers enjoys teadrng and drscusslng current rssues graduate of Holy Cross Boston Unrversrty attended Clark College R I College ofEducat1on ANTHONY ZAMBRANO Hulorg Deparlmeni From the trme we entered North Provrdence Hrgh four years ago Mr Zambrano has proven a loyal fnend and an understandrng advrsor Hrs sunny personality and wrnnrng smrle have helped us over many rough spots for all thrs we say Thanks' Presrdent of the North Provrdence Teachers Assocratron member of Phr Alpha Theta lNa tronal Honorary History Socletyl partrcrpates rn golf and pmg pong enyoys football and baseball graduate of JOSEPH A WHALEN Ed B Ed M Supernlterzdent member of American Legion Krwanrs Club Parent Teachers Assocratron RI Instrtute of Instructron Amen can New England Rhode Island Assocratrons of School Admrnrstrators lrkes football basketball baseball hock ey enyoys semr classncal musrc has a sporled dog grad uate of RI College of Educatron attended Cornell Unrver srty CNaval Indoctrrnatronl . ' ' ' ' V . , . 1 ' 4' I A 2 l ' - - - - A.B. A , l 1 ' , 'I A I ' ' Q 'A A , C , I I 2 - , . . . V, , uf - K ' ' Brown Umversrtyg attended the University of Rhode Island I , A 9 I Clif' V l I f' e ' , - Ska p 2 Z ij.. 13557, . WL ' ' LQ , ' ' ' .Q 1? Y L, . V .' ' 'fflv 5 Fill ' JOSEPH A. FINEGAN A.B., Ed.M. History Department Head Vice Principal . . . often watches boxing or hockey games . . . has a German shepherd . . . R.I.C.E., Providence College graduate, attended New York College of Teachers. RICHARD FLYNN A.B., Ed.M. Director of Athletics . . . International Basketball Asso- ciation, Eastern Collegiate Board of Football member . , . R.I.C.E., University of New Hampshire graduate, attended Clark, Boston, Harvard Universities. KNOWLEDGE, GOODNESS Yf ,, 1 an ' u THE FISHER BODY AWARD, a national honor in craftsmanship, is presented to Charles Boucher by Mr, McGovern. 11 LORENZO A. GALLO Ed.B. Science Department . . . member of the American Federation of Teachers, and the Faculty Club . . . interested in sports and civic affairs . . . R.I. College of Education graduate, attended Trinity College. FELIX F. GALLOGLY A.B. Social Studies Department . . . past president ofthe North Providence Teachers' Association . . . Faculty Club member . . . an amateur composer . . . graduate of Providence College, attended Brown, R.I. College of Education. HERBERT E. HOPKINS B.S. English Department Head . , . Treasurer of Board of Trustees of Union Free Library . . . inter- ested in modern tire-lighting methods . . . University of Rhode Island graduate, attended R.I.C.E., Brown University. CLAIRE I.. I-IORAN B.S., Ed,lNI. Commercial Department . . . Secretary of Rhode Island Regis Club, Faculty Club mem- ber, Sophomore Class adviser . . . bowls, golfs . . . likes ballets, plays, music . . . Boston College, Regis College graduate. al Fx if if at sa X x 1 6 FRANCES D. LABOISSONIERE Ed.B., Ed.M. English Department Co-Adviser of Yearbook . . . likes painting, poetry, garden' ing, and skating . . . R.I. College of Education graduate, attended School of Design, Brown Uni- versity, and U.R.I. W. RAYMOND LISTER B.S., B.Ecl. Science Department . . . member ofthe Rhode Island Athletic Association, and Rhode Island Alumnae Association . . . enjoys basketball, marathon run- ning, football, physical education . . . graduate of U.R.I. DONALD LIEBI-IERR Ed.B. Industrial Arts Head . . . likes swimming, horseback riding, plays pianog hobbies are script writing, music and sports . . . graduate of Rhode Island College of Education, attended Providence College. JOHN A. MAGUIRE A.B., Ed.M. English Department Student Council Adviser Yearbook Co-Adviser Athletic Faculty Manager . . . member of Rhode Island Com- mission of Teacher Education and Professional Standards . . . Provi- dence College, R.I.C.E. graduate. ELIZABETH D. MANCHESTER Ed.B. . . . member of the Rainbow Alumnae, Grand Alumnae. , . en- joys skating, swimming and classi- cal music . . . graduated from Posse College of Physical Educa- tion, and R.I. College of Educa- tion, attended Russell Sage Col- lege and Brown. ll HENRY McDEED B.A. Instructor in English . . . member of Teachers' Union . . . enjoys baseball and also hock- ey . . . plays no instrument, but likes abstract jazz, an alumnus of North Providence High . . . grad- uate of Providence College. FROM THE FACULTY L I 'Q 53' ig Q + ff is a I Clif ENJOYING A FRIENDLY CONVERSATION and a delicious lunch are Miss Smiley and Miss Ward. 12 ,..f.,.v ' A ' 4-fi 21,, EVELYN M. MCKENNA B.S., Ed.M, Social Studies Department . . . treasurer of Rhodyites Alum- nae group of U.R.I., member of North Providence bowling league, and P.'I'.A .... fond of bowling, the theater and reading . , . grad- uate of R.I. College of Education, U.R.I. ARTHUR M:MAl-ION Ph.B. Mathematics Department Head . . . director of Legiontown Boys Camp . . . likes golf, camping . . . graduate of Providence College . . .attended U.R.I., R. I. College of Education, and United States Coast Guard Academy. RULES OF DISCIPLINE AFTER A HARD DAY'S WORK, Mr. Sisti and Mr. Hopkins leave the school grounds-homeward bound. 13 EDWARD P. NOLAN A.B., lNI.Ed. Social Studies Instructor . . . member of National Congress of Parents and Teachers, United States Naval Reserve . . . assistant football coach, active Submarine Reserve member . . . Providence College and Boston College grad- uate. JOHN W. O'BRIEN Ed.B. Mathematics Department . . . director of Hope Community Services, belongs to American Legion . . . participates in tennis, archery and swimming . . . R. I. College of Education, attended Providence College. WILLIAM R. O'BRIEN BS. Commercial Department . . . belongs to Knights of Colum- bus, American Federation of Teachers, and the Faculty Club . . . enjoys reading law, and also financial topics . . . graduated from Bryant College. KATHERINE G. PACHEO A.B., M.A. Science Department . . . member of New England As- sociation of Biologists . . .collects shells, scrap-books of flowers, and art reproductions . . . also enjoys semi-classical music . . . graduate of Pembroke College, Brown University. -J 1-7 BARBARA SMILEY B.S. Commercial Department . . . North Providence Teachers' Association, bowling league mem ber . . . likes football, hockey . . graduate of Bryant Collegeg at tended Brown. Providence Col lege, and R.I. College of Educa tion. GEORGE TRACY Ed,B, Science Department . . . member of Rhode Island Track, Baseball, Basketball and Softball Oliicials . . . is creative with wood, reads historical novels and scientific material . . . gradu- ate of Rhode Island College of Education. OUR EFFICIENT CUSTODIAL STAFF, Mr. McKell, Mr. Sparadeo, and Mr. Maione carefully check the central heating system. 15 MARION VICAN B.S. Home Economics . . . member of American Home Economics Association, American Federation of Teachers . . . bowls, swims, likes fishing, sewing, ceramics and bridge, fond of jazz . . .graduate of URI M. BEATRICE WARD B.S., Ed.M. Guidance, Music Dept. Head . . . member of Pi Lamba Theta, Delta Kappa Gamma, National Music Committee and R.I. Music Educators . . . collects costumes, dolls . . . graduate of Boston Uni- versity, attended the Conserva- torie Americane. ALICE L. NICHOLS Superintendent's Secretary . . . reads historical novels, is kept busy by her active four-year-old diughter . . . enjoys skating and attending fgotball games, likes to knit in leisure time . . . graduate of North Providence High School. 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Q I Gm ' 'W 1fff KTTTTV hr' ur, I N as f'- 'x 3912138 til' ULHWEII ,ii 'Q7 HG H PRESIDENT RICHARD L MANOCCHIA 32 Bellevue Avenue Well done thou good and 111119 ul .ferzanf Iwu Temzmenr D1ck plans to attend Providence College Student Councrl 1 4 Presl dent 4 Class Presndent 2 4 Vlce Presldent 1 Committees ex OIIICIO Basketball 1 4 Baseball 4 TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ARTHUR CROSSMAN ELAINE C 7EPPA Log Road Smithfield rx a gentleman ram :ole zo croun Edwin Robinson rt plans to study engmeermg at Brown Hockey and Basketball claim hrs lnterest Student Council 2 4 V1cePres1dent 1 Homeroom Pres 2 4 Baseball Hockey 1 4 ANN F ANTONELLI 142 Olympia Avenue Clmrfm Jlrrke the ugh! but merzt wmr the rou Pope asplres to be a secretary an oll pamtmg enthuslast Treasurer Homeroom Offzcer ommnttees Socnal 1 2 4 Rmg 3 Summo Collis 3 Choxr 1 EDWARD MCCAFFREY 9 Stephen Street Greenville Handrome 1: af fmrldfome doe! Goldsmith wlshes to attend the Umversrty of Rhode Island enjoys hockey and swxmmmg Homeroom Treasurer 4 Soclal Commxttee Co chalrman 4 Football 4 Hockey 4 18 5 McArthur Dnve We zre adzertfred 125 our lozmg rrendl Shakespeare Eezn wxshes to be a pnvate secretary owns a scrapbook of N P H actxvl tres Graduatxon Marshall 3 Soph omore Hop Queen junior Prom Queen Cheerleaders 2 4 CO CHAIRMAN ll I , f'f f He' f 1 f ' ' V I... Ann... ' ...is 2, 4... 1-4... C ' : ' , , 3' Ed...' ' ' CO CHAIRMAN VINCENT ALTERIO 6 Greenheld Avenue He h 11h tl he zrl 115 Jouml' an a hell Shakespeare Vm wxshes to be a lawyer or an gmeer hopes to attend Brown I-Iomeroom vlce president I Track 2 Rhode Island Model Legnslature 3 Band 1 4 PATRICIA E SPENCER 7 Ferncliffafvenue Perf II 1.7115 If 111 Il7I7P107'f ll Ire 1 me Hawexs at may enroll at Bryant avld record collector and bowler Graduatlonl Mar hal 3 Co Chairman Soclll 7 4 Cheerleader 5 1 Pres: dent Bosxlxng 4 Forum 3 CO CHAIRMAN ANITA ALOISIO 1055 Charles Street The endearlng eleg :me o enmle rzeml J 1 johnson Amta mtends to be a secretary ns especlally fond of dancing and hkes basketball Hometoom Basketball 1 World Show 1 CARL ANDERTON 40 Hams Avenue Johnston Whole Jexterdayx look backuaardf with a Jmzle Ed Young Car plans to attend the Umversxty of Rhode Island where he may study agnculture enyoys swxmmmg and warchmg football games spends hrs spare tlme fixmg cars 19 ADRIEN ANGELL 16 Wright Street The Spartan home upon h1r Jh1elJ zz an not more ree Byron A rab expects to enter the marines IS interested ln Physlcal Culture tmkers w1th stock cars Football 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Stage Crew 2 4 . I . , rm I H ,o 1 ' 11 A, 1 11' ' P',..' f ...is'1n ' 1 - ff f' - ap. ' 'A 5 3 . . . Antiphonal Choir 1 . . . one ' en- l... ' ' - ' LKNIA ,I ANTHONY ARLIA 708 Obed Avenue We uf the Nlllflf nz lim O Sh1L1gllI1CSSy Tony wants to lead hrs own orehes a w xs th lccordnn ln o Mxehael s band Plcture Commlttee Homeroom Basketball 7 4 Blse ball 4 Summo Collls 4 ALAN F ATKINSON 95 Brxghtvsood Axenue Tb wtf rf bn ozuz 7716771 lmziel bil zz 15 Shakespeare Altn plans to attend L R I ur tmp ates 1n many sports Student Councxl 7 -L Vlee Presldent Basketball 1-L Football 4 rum Summo Collls 5 4 MARIE ANN BARBIERI ANNE BASTIANELLI 67 East Avenue 394 Greenvnlle Avenue Vntm IJ bold and goodnefy nezer karful Dupfmb 15 zhf foul o bzmfzen Shakespeare Phllll? SU'-f1h0PC Marne desnres to be a doctor ma AUHC ll'lfCHdS I0 fflfef Bu am studx at Pembroke College Antl collects Plffufes Homefoflm Tfeas phonalCho1r1 Vocal Ensemble 2 5 UYU 3 Secfefafll 4 Commlffef PIC Chlldren of Mary Sodallty One ture 3 5061211 5 SHHIIUO COHIS 4 World Show v 4 Graduauon Usher 3 if 00 DORIS BELSHAW Homestead Avenue Smlthheld Make: the renzmzfzr 17145 Jem Shakespeare Dot would llke to studx nursmg at Rhode Island Hospxtal IS fond nf readlng and sevnng Soutl Commlt tee 2 Graduatnon Usher 7 1 a member of Rambow J. .. ,, 6, A .1 b, tr' . . . fllli' e . '. ' B b K 5.,. ' -'l 1' - . .Q LJ fl h Q I f- t . h ,A 4 flap 'V Q , f I . r, 4 . ...,. I.- ' ' -', ' 1'...Fo 2, 5... ' -, ' 7 .. . , . , . ' I. f , 'a 5 ' ' 'A A- 1 . 1 i K AV .47 Ar ,Q V.VVi. JOHN BERUBE 2252 Mmeral Sprlng, Avenue Do u ell um! rrglst and let the uorfd mzb Herbert johnny ns mterested rn berng a me chamc Spends hrs spare tlme bowl mg or tmkermg wrth engrnes Base ball 2 Band 1 4 Orchestra 5 RONALD BESSETTE 25 Florence Street Where er he did war done wrtb .ra much eare Tlllosron Ronme expects to jom the Arr Force future plans mclude englneenng enyoys swrmmmg and hockey Social Commrttee 3 Cap and Gown Com mrttee 4 BARBARA BIRCH john Street Johnston Lzltle frremlr may proze great rlemlr Aesop Barb wants to be an ofhce secretary lensure txme ns hlled collectmg post cards from vanous countrles works part time ar the Travel Tour Glenn Miller fan ROBERT B BLACKWOOD 513 Borden Avenue Johnston Laugh and be merry Masefleld Bo after a stretch ID the Navy may take up farmmg among hrs many mterests are racmg and engmes as great ablllty to tram dogs 21 it LOUISE BETTENCOOURT 1122 Mlnerll Sprlng Avenue My flfdfl If ezer ll10llf Jerzne Shakespeare Lou plans to be a telephone operator has an mterestmg collectron of records belongs to the B V M teen cu Summo Collrs 2 3 Antr pho nal Chou 2 H ,wi 5 ' if HULL' - .7 . 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' ' lf r Q PATRICIA L BOND CHARLES BOUCHER GEORGE BRETT 34 Ferncrest Avenue 68 Garfield Street 11 Washakre Avenue A good I :ugh IJ ruurbzrze In u boure The Jerret 0 Julien :J mnrtamcj 20 pufpoxe Anj nend fefenea' 11 1113 pbumpr upon flye Thackeray DISIHCII bar Edvs ard Young Patty purposes to be a telephone Charlre rntends to study engmeermg George plans to enroll at Provldence operator ns a devoted member ofthe at U RI recerved the Frsher Body College rs a staunch supporter of Slrm Whrtman fan club as an avrcl Craftsman Guxld Award 1SlI'lICl'CSICd the Basketball and Football teams hockey fan Homeroom Treasurer 2 rn Photography and Model Cats Cap and Gown Commrttee 4 Foot Homeroom Basketball 2 4 Summo Collis 3 4 ball 4 Basketball 1 2 JEAN BRIGGS 490 Fruit Hlll Avenue Wah nzalzfe .foumdr none urtb Cbllfllj or all Lrncoln ean wants to enroll at R I C E rs rnterested ln modern art Student Council 2 Secretary 2 Home room Treasurer 1 3 Summo Collrs 4 Dramatlcs 1 4 Cheerleaderl 4 RO BERT D BROWN 104 Lrncoln Street Smlthfreld We alma! lawn: bg fbe qualzner ue du 4 Suard Bo asprres to be a fireman 15 a tennrs enthusrast and lxkes to hunt belongs to the frre fighting and hrst ard group Socral Committee 3 22 J, . 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I I BETTE BUTERA 1884 Smnth Street W In rt ffre arm' przlzwzl In per arm Byron Babs mtends to work m an ofhce ns a hshmg enthusrast and llkes most sports Horneroom Basketball 1 4 Summo Collls 4 Dramatlcs 1 5 Senior Prom Usher 3 ANTONIA P BUCCI 25 Klng Street: Gratltude I5 a .flgfl 0 noble roulr Aesop Tom wlshes to become an I B M operator pastrmes mclude sewmg cooklng and bowlmg Homeroom ecretary 1 Basketball 1 4 Summo Collls 5 4 jr Prom Lsher Z BEVERLY BURNS 77 Cedarbrook Road Pawtucket She 6 :J the glad Jllllng mule thu! poppzer ue n George Soul ev tmbxtlon rs to be 1 secretary may attentl Bry mt rs 1 loy rl basket b n Gxrls Btsketball 1 3 Summo Collxs 5 1 Orc estrt I 2 Spellmg Bee 5 ERNEST M CABRAL I1 Barrett Avenue He u at ezer preure nz pramue keepmg Shakespeare Ern1e desrres to be a florrst av orrte pastxme IS playrng the gurtar Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 Track 1 3 Band 1 2 Orchestra 2 3 ANN CAMBIO 57 Woonasquatucket Avenue The gentle mind by genlle deeds is inou 71 Spencer a srenographer rs partrcular fond of attendmg the baseball games spends many lersure hours readrng Summo Collrs 4 . l 7 4 S , 2 . . . . ,, , ' t ., 6 A V , . B 4 . .2 ' A 4. r ' '. . . all fa . . . ' ,' 1 ' - . . . '. . 1 . . . h. 1 , .. ,ijt -,U V - I.. 1, V F I . . . . . . .,. -1 - . k , I . . . ' ' . . . ' . . . ' ' . . . f - Ann . . . future plans include working as . . 4 - . . ' , , . - ' ' ' ' I , WK. nl' 1 N X ,f 4 ,A X F., M all lr I 1 e 2 CAROLE CAM PARONE 22 Stanley Street And beauty dzaur ur ulth a rmgle hazr Pope Carole expects to study Nursnng at R I Hospltal formerly a student at Mt Pleasant Homeroom Treasurer ROBERTA S COLETTA Nothmg great ua: ever achieved without enthunafm Bacon Sandy tnrends to be a secretary spends m any lersure hours wrltrng poems dancmg and partrcxpattng rn vartous sports Dramatnc Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Summo Collls Graduatron Usher 3 BARBARA ANN CINAMI 24 School Street ohnston She 1.f pretty to ualk ulth and u 1113 to talk uzth Suclsllng Barbte vushes to study Nursing at R l Hospltal enyoys SXVllI'll'nll1g and rce skating Student Council 2 Socral commrttee 2 Summo Collts 3 Graduatron Usher 3 ELEANOR CONTI Style is the drexr of thought: Stanhope plans to enroll at R I U may major rn child welfare Socnal Com mrttee 1 3 Homeroom Basketball 3 Forum 3 Summo Collrs 3 4 Graduatton Usher 3 24 MARGARET C COSTIGAN Health and cheer ulneu mutually beget eaeh other Addrson Margre 1S mterested rn becomrng a harrdresser may study at the JO ANN School of Beauty Culture Vocal Ensemble 2 3 Antrphonal Cho1r2 3 lik V 5, 4 . . . . . . 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' , 3, ' xxx , 1 ' CONSTANCE DAVIDSON 61 Dean Avenue Good .renxe and good mzlure are never Jepnruled Dryden Conme purposes to enroll at Bryant College formerly from Smrthfield Hrgh rs a member of Samt Cather me s Guxld and Young People s Fellow shxp Dramaucs 1 JOYCE DAVIS RALPH DeANGELIS 91 Putnam Avenue Johnston There IJ nolbmg that IJ merzlorzour but wrtue andfrlendfblp Pope Joyce dCSlICS to study accountmg at Bryant College lakes to travel favorite pastimes rnclude carmg for horses Summo Collrs 2 EARL DeMORANVILLE 11 Serrel Sweet Road It II the heart ubzeb maker men eloquent umtrlnan Ear intends to study chemical en gnneermg at Brown formerly a stu dent at La Salle owns an aquarium of tropxcal fish IS fond of sports espe crally baseball BEVERLY DeROSA 264 Woonasquatucket Avenue The belief part of oalour II dnrrenon Shakespeare Bev wrshes to become a nurse a smcere sport enthusnast Home room Treasurer 4 Homeroom Bas ke ball 3 4 Summo Collis 4 Dramatic Club 3 25 16 Dxckmson Avenue I a man look rlmrpbx and cZffPI1lll6bf he :ball Jee fortune Lord Bacon may study to be a televlslon technrclan at N E Technrcal Instntute ns mterested 1n science fictlon and radro experrmentauon Q' rf! 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QQFWWQ CAROLE A DesROCHES 94 Alexander Street Gujetj II to good humour df peffurner to fegetublehagrunce Dr Samuel johnson Carol would like to become a secre tary belongs to a Crvrl Defense group jr Achrevement 2 Home room Basketball 3 Bowlrng 4 T HELEN DEXTER 51 Hams Avenue Johnston Grace lzke beauty II one of those .rponlan eau: inherent qualzlzer Wrnckelmann Helen plans to work as a secretary lS Interested rn photography velops and colors pictures for Grant Studios stud1es dancing ERNEST D1GUILIO 1923 Smrth Street The rmzle 11741 won't rome of Standrsh Ernie aspires to be a drummer after completmg hrs Navy career Rmg Commrttee 5 Basketball 2, 4, Home room 1 3, Track 1 4 Band 1, 2, Orchestra WILLIAM D1GUILIO 1 Sweet Avenue 'An bone!! man J the nobler! uork of God ' Pope Bully D1 wrshes to rom the Navy would enloy coachmg 1n some sport rnterests rnclude Baseball, Horses, and popular records Homeroom Basket ball 1 3, Baseball 2,4 26 ANTHONY V DIFRUSCIO 1225 Plamfreld Street And .fkzlls 4 fog to anj man Maseheld Tony expects to rom the army formerly a student at Lawrence Hrgh School works after school rn a super market rs a sport enthusrast ,S vol' , .IlE5?:,1, -:.f,,..'.,, :Z gg.. ' - ., -' r f,,L,t:,.Wk !w ., f fri. 1 1 at ,- . .,,1 at E 0 , , ' 1- - V - 1. - V A W 1, 5 7 - I . 1 ' . . , . . . . . . . . . de- ' MICHAEL L DONNELLY 11 Swan Street Memory IJ the tremurj ami gmzrdmn o all things Clcero Mlke proposes to go to college works after school ln a gas statlon an avxd football fan and enpoys tlnkenng wlth engmes Soclal Commlttee 4 EUGENE S D1STEFANO 279 Woonasquatucket Avenue Do good' bj welll: and blurb tr ml 11 ame Pope Gene wants to jom the Mannes IS an expert gultar player Member o the rescue squad Student Councnl 3 Soclal Commutee 2 Track 1 Forum 2 3 Summo Colhs 4 LOIS A DISTEFANO 35 Intervall Avenue M n fir IJ the umzer ml lfmgmzge Longfellow Lots desnres to study yournallsm at Boston Umverstty plays several mus :cal tnstruments Homeroom Blsket 1 Spellmg Bee 'P 1 Dra matlcs 1 4 Prom Usher 7 WILLIAM DOYLE 52 Towanda Drive Notbmg can make 4 man Hub great but being trubf good Mathew Pl n to study englneermg known for hxs good sportsmanship Student Council 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 4 27 SHIRLEY A EASTHAM 36 Steere Avenue Good order II the oumfatzon of :ll good tb1ngJ Burke Shxrl would like to do secretarial work is a member of the St Law rence Basketball team Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Homemakmg Club 7 Spellmg Bee 2 Wy...- .. - 'VAX' V If V f el K VX t '1 . lex h ' - . ball f - ' .ffg - .'.l f , . 1 I 11 p gf ff' if EVELYN M ENOS 54 Rallroad Street Georgravxlle Dreamr ofjoulla lim! me mr and ree Hooker plans to become a dental ass1stant IS a sport enthusxast Homeroom Treasurer 2 Socral Commnttee 4 Homeroom Basketball 2 Cheerleader Summo Coll1s 4 THOMAS j EASTHAM 56 Steete Avenue A good mon ala ayfprofitf by lm endeazor Ben johnson Tommy ambltlons include ova mng a dalry ftrm rs avldly Interested ln all sports Homeroom Basketball l 3 Basketball 4 Btseball 3 4 JOHN R ELLIOT 23 Observatory Avenue It zr Ike bean 11 fuels maker men eloquent Qulntrllan jack HSPIICS to study engmeenng at e Student Council 5 Home room Vnce President 2 Basketball 2 Track 1 2 Summo Collns 4 ROSEMARIE A ESPOSITO 58 Eddy Street The uorld 5 u lbeane the earrlv zz Jtago Hey wood Roe washes to attend dramauc school spends lelsure tame playxng the pxano and hstemng to records Antnphonal Chou' 3 4 Voc1IEnsemble4 One World Shows CONSTA NCE FAIR 21 George Street The ,rozml mule the mop rlbeln fc n Gray Conme would like to be a tecepuon ISI or ofhce xxotl-.er emoys readmg and bowllng Homeroom Secretary 1 Vocal Ensemble 2 Antxphonal Choir Bowling 5 4 I l A 28 It . . . K. F ' , A ' ' , 2 , ' . rl A l . . . . ' L' 1N: I2:' -' :Q-?5..ik Y5'9f ' . . . ' ' ' ' S.f,M:g.f V -. ,, . . X Jai A , R.I.U .... works after school ln a mar- ' gf. 95,1 In M kt... - l S I . Y y 1 l x I I I . 1 1 K 1 . . . , . l 3-4... '. ' '1--- ' '- v JEAN FERRON ARCHIE R FIRBY 576 Fruit Hill Avenue Haze the Fremhm In hr thy rzend Bacon can hopes to Join the Army Reserve prefers soccer and basketball to other sports much of his leisure time is Pleasant Vtew Avenue Smithfield Art 15 the rblld of mature Longfellow F1rb wants to become a radio or automobile designer hobbies are swimming and attending stock car races Summo Collis 4 HAROLD E FRY 7 Green Lake Drive Greenville To u young heart everything II un Dickens Harry plans to become a machinist plays hockey often and hopes some day to loin the Rhode Island Reds a member of the Greenville Fire Depart ment Hockey 3 4 ROBERT T GARRIEPY Kane Road Smithfield Men o hu nord: are the ben men Shakespeare Bo desires to work on a farm enjoys watching stock car races and plans some day to win the Indianapolis 500 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Track 29 DENNIS A FORTIN 453 Greenville Avenue No one reurhef a bzgb POJIIIOII ultboul darmg Syrus Denny would like to enter the Air Force is an ardent football fan roller skating and working on cars are keeps him busy . ig: V -t Spfflf 152065011 Of WMCMU8 PIHYS- . . . Hi-Y 2-4 . . . Football 1-4, Hockey favorite activities . . . church youth group 3-4 . . . ' . ' . .. , V - - f ' ' . . . is A b. . . ' . . . tp Q F , I f ' W, V w ,,2 - 4 1' 2' ALFRED -I GAUDET 23 Peach Hrll Avenue Let rzendrbzp creep gentb to 4 bezght Fuller wrshes to go mto business after graduatron rs partial to baseball and busketball fixes radlos for a hobby Homeroom Basketball 1 5 JEROME E GAUDET 51 Serrel Sweet Road, Johnston Ar uprzgbt ax tb: cedar Shakespeare Jerry asprres to enter the field of electronrcs plans to attend the Un1 versity of Rhode Island favorite sport rs boat racing Social Committee 5 Football 4 JOHN GREEN Chamberlam Street Esmond Boyr u :ll be bay! Bulwer Lytton jack wants to enter the servxce after graduation hobbies include stamp collecrrng and sports H0mer00m basketball 1 4 Track 3 4 KENNETH j GUDAITIS 10 Pme Hrll Avenue To be strong IJ to be lmppg Longfellow Andy expects to make the Armed Forces hrs career rs particularly rn terested rn football and baseball Track 1 4 LaSalle Academy 2 3 30 A I ARLENE GORMAN 51 Irving Street Notlymg endures but perronal qualmer Whrtman Arlene hopes to work rn an office prefers roller skatrng as a partrcrpatrng sport spends much time dancmg works rn a Jewelry store after school I A k J ' Vg - 1 .4g,'f . 4 ' L I A- R I L K , - . E E 4 4 As ,, f , . I . 3, ,. - E .,, ,, . , . l In Al... ' ' ' ' ' RAYMOND W HARTLEY 47 Pclhtm Ptrl way I 1 johnson Ra tsplrcs to enter the held of ln dustrnl desrgnxng enjoys baseball and archery belongs to the Rhode Island Spear Flilllflg Club Baseball 3 Summo Collls 7 4 EDWARD J GUERTIN 977 Smrthipld Road My err! I5 eru rzlym mme Shakespc lre Eddre deslres to enlrst nn the Arr Force emoys hunting hockey and xnorkmg on us Homeroom Basket Hockey 4 Track 1 Orchestra 1 2 Band 1 7 VIRGINIA A HANSEN 5 Vlctorn Mount Johnston AJ merry 111 lb: dry 15 long Shakespeare Gxnny wrshes to tttend Bryant Col ege hkes bastb tll md basketball hobby IS Clllltillllg perfume bottles Cap :nd Gown Committee 4 Major ette I ROBERT M HAWES R F D yy'2 Stwmnll Road Longfellow Bob hopes to jom the Navy after graduatlorx IS particularly Interested rn baseball and hockey enyoys hunt rn belongs to the 4 H Club 31 ANN GLFE HIGGINS 49 Central Avenue Wordsworth Glee wxll enter the Rhode Island School of Dtsngn after gl'lklL11fl0I1 Tretsurer 5 Committees Soclal 1 5 Cap and Gown 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Summo Collis 54 'lar ' l 1 ball 1-4... f' l . . . A ' '. ' A 1 ' ' ' , , . Few rltingx me inzpvuiblv lo rfiligenre and A youth, ligjn-lyetzrted and l'0P1f?I1f.n Earth bar not mzyibiug to show more Mir. ill. l ' , s--- - . I I W 4 . ,. ' -- . - , A sg S 1 'S VY' S i M I JAMES HOWARD 30 Maple Street Esmond A merrj heart goes all the day jrm desrres to jom the servrce after graduatron enyoys skatxng and hunt rn rs a member of the National Guard Track 1 Swnmmmgl Foot ball 4 LaSalle Academy 1 2 RICHARD M lgI6MAN 1225 Charles Street Ile tba! does good Io mother mom doer good to blmsel Seneca Dnck expec to enter Provldence College 1n September rs often found playnng hockey durmg the cold wrnter months Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Hockey 1 4 ROBERTA HOPKINS Putnam Prke Glocester Delzmq In u amen 15 Jlrengtb Llchtenberg Barble rntends to enter Bryant m the a watchxng televrslon and llstenmg to the radro take up her spare txme favorrte sports are football and hockey PETER F IMONDI 6 Momtor Street Bu! 4 wonderful gumpnon uns under lm Pete wants to be a construcnonrst hobbxes mclude playing Earl Bostrc records and lrstetilng to the Carl Henry show Homeroom Basketball 2 4 Baseball 4 Band 1 2 32 .sam ROSEMARIE IMONDI 978 Charles Street Keep true to the dream: of thy youll: Roe expects to become a secretary enyoys watchmg basketball takmg walks and dancing Homeroom Sec retary 1 Treasurer 2 Homeroom Basketball 3 4 Maporltte 1 2 AT -NA V gf . fu ,xx ,, . V . V l . ',, gf, QL ' ' 1 f ll . . . ' ' ' ' ' Shakespeare thin. La Mare Schiller M4 42 Q I V- 1 'Z AV 'rw q 5. X 2 ' I ' 125 n W RICHARD H JACKSON 222 Morgan Avenue Johnston The truer! polzteneu comer 0 Jmrerzly Smiles jackie hopes to enter a school of playing baseball are his favorite acrivr ties takes camera along to games JANE L JACQUES 6 Berwick Avenue No recezpl openeth the bear! bu! a true rzend Lord Bacon Jeanie plans to enter the Rhode Is include photography and reading Committees Ring 3 Social 3 Sum mo Collis 4 PATRICIA LEWIS Wadsworth Avenue Smithfield Earnerznerr and rmcer1tJ are rynorgmour Kant at desires ro become a librarian or an office worker enjoys dancing and photography Smithfield Commercial High Social Committee 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 DIANNE W LITTLEFIELD 420 Fruit Hill Avenue Good humor I5 the clear blue rky o lbe foul Saunders Dee wishes to become a physical education instructor likes basketball spends her spare time gardening Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Summo Collis 4 53 GAIL C JOHNSON 28 Greenfield Avenue In quletnerr and ron dence shall be your .rtrengtb Blbff Gal expects to enter the University ested rn swimming and skiing co lects records for a hobby Homeroom Basketball 1 4 33 C gi - photography . . . horseback riding and land Hospital for nursing . . . hobbies of Rhode Island in the fall . . . is inter- P . . . ' ' ' .. - - f iv- N RALPH -I MANCHESTER 41 Hobson Avenue Humor mzolrer Wilfllllfilf 12141 Jin nlu Grlles Ralph plans to enter the Navy after graduanon favonte sports rnclude basketball and baseball Homeroom Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 ROBERT F MANGAN Woonasquatucket Avenue Great artzom speak great mrmlt Metcher Bob hopes to attend Holy Cross favonte sport rs basketball Student Councrl 13 Presrdent 1 Home room Presldent 1 3 Soclal Com mr tee 1 2 4 Summo Collrs 2 4 JOYCE A MCKENNA 1 Sack Street All great tlfoughtr rome rom the heart Vauvenargues Joyce expects to become a dental assrstant rs partlal to popular muslc especrally enloys football and bas ketball Homeroom Basketball 1 RICHARD S MOORE 40 Herbert Street Greenvrlle There: nl plate and mmm or everj man a 110 Shakespeare Drck rntends to enter the Arr Force after graduatron enpoys burldrng model alrplanes rs a member of the H1 Y Club Baseball 5 4, Homeroom Basketball 2 4 34 new RAYMOND 1' MARWELL 20 Watauga Avenue A good 111 nz ni u nb 41 zrrom Blalr Ray wants to enter trade school hobbres are baseball and basketball Homeroom Vrce Presrdent 2 4 cral Commlttee 5 4 Co chalrman 4 Cap and Gown Commrttee 4 A A I , .- f ' , X .. , r 5 x f , A , E , .. - . V YM . L .L -A Q .. . , . .. l A ,ju X. v,, ' ' - ' ' -...So- ' ' . . . 1 h ' . . . ' - h l - , - V , I' ' i PATRICIA L MYERS Angell Road Sayleville A merry heart doetla good like a medmne Bible at intends to enter the Rhode Is land School of Design in the fall particularly interested in basketball and hockey Band 4 Mayorette 4 'r. JEANNE M., MQRVAN 58 Whipple AvenlsefGreenviIle Cw1ler1lmenl if natural u'ealllJ. Socrates jean . . . plaxns to become a secretary or bookkeeper . often listens to western music . . . Smithfield Commercial High 1, 2 . . . Social Committee 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2. CLINTON W. MOWRY Log Road, Smithfield A little nomense nou' and then, ir relirbed by the best ofmenf' Anonymous Clint . . . would like to enter the Air Force. . . prefers baseball and football . . . plays the harmonica for a hobby . . . Homeroom Basketball 1 JUNE A NAYLOR 516 Fruit Hill Avenue The true and good reremble gold Jacobi an wrshes to become an elementary teacher particularly enjoys basket ball reading and ammals outside ac tivities include singing in a church choir PASQUALE E NOTARANTONIO 1709 Mineral Spring Avenue A rlend may uell be reckoned :Ive marzer piece of nalure Emerson at wants to enter the Air Force enjoys hockey an basketball spends his spare time working on stock cars Social Committee 5 Cap and Gown Com mittee 4 39 I 4 ' . . f r . P - - - ' - .I - - - P . . . ' . . . ! ' ' ' . . . . ' . . . . . . , . . I ' , . I . Y' I af: , 'IW fa: 5 ' V ' 151'- JEAN PAOLINO 8 Lookout Avenue A flnlplt' mulden In he: ou er JJ uorlh 1 hundred mat: 0 arms Tennyson jeante hopes to attend Bryant spends spare txme readmg enjoys basketball llkes popular musxc Homeroom Basketball 1 5 SALLY A NU ENT 4 Plymouth Road The gentle mind by gentle deed! IJ AUDI! n Spenser Sa y expects to become a nurse after attendmg the Umversxty OfM1Chl gan kmts argyle sox for a hobby favonte sport IS sknng Summo Collls Graduation Usher EILEEN PAOLINO 1841 Smlth Street D140 IJ Ihe demand o the hom Goethe destres to attend Bryant and be enyoys home economlcs Hometoom Basketball 3 Forum 5 Summo Collxs 5 LOREEN ANNE PAOLINO 55 Capxtal Vrew Avenue A temperate .rtgle :J alone clamral Joubert Lort plans to enter Bryant col lects stuffed ammals llkes to lxsten to Glenn Mlller records Elmhurst Hop Committee 2 Glee Club 2 North Provxdence 5 4 36 RICHARD W PERRY Whlpple Lane Greenvrlle A pfwzon jifr lbs' dmnmln art Forrest Dtck aspxres to enroll at Wentworth delves in pet ammals Commlt tees Ring 3 Soclal 1 4 Football 7 4 Hockey 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Boys Basketball 1 4 .-at - Fil ll . . . 4 . . . ' . Q . I A V f, 57 ' V come a medical secretary . . . particularly Y I , ' . . , ' . . . . . . 1 ' 3 ' 1 I , , -. , . . . , . . , K' I as , Vx ' Q4 1 JO SE PH PETROFF 76 Barrett Avenue Pete mtends to yorn the Marrne Corps rs partrcularly fond of flShll'lg and huntmg smcerely partrcrpates rn hockey ardently supports the teams Homeroom Basketball 2 4 Hockey 3 4 JOAN PFEFFERLE 80 Campbell Avenue Seneca oan wrshes to work nn the Held of bookkeepmg rs Interested rn swrm mrng and badmmton rs a member of Rarnbow the YWCA and the Alpha Tn H1 4 MARIE POTVIN 7 Atlantrc Avenue Thou llllllg mg of Intellectual re Falconer lNI.1r1e purposes to study nursing reads hxstoncal novels favors basket a Homeroom Treasurer 5 Secre ta 4 Forums 7 4 Graduation Usher 3 Summo Collrs 5 4 CLAIRE L QUINN 9 Steere Avenue Trm uorzla IJ 171 bemg 1101 teeming Cary Clarre devotes spare moments to photography partrcularly lakes water sports 15 a Hyrng enthusrast holds memberships rn the CAP and the RIAA 37 PAUL E PIGGOTT 6 Nelson Street flflldj' Th rckerax Abe expects to regrster rt Dart mouth 1 ln expert and 1 drstrn gurshed nfleman rn the NRA Socral Commrttee 3 Football 2 Hockey 4 Band 1 5 t ink 'Pa ,L 3? ' gt Deeu'r alone mjffef' Whittier True joy ir a :erene and rober malionf' It ir cl friemlb lamrl rbtzl har plezzzj of b ll . . . , - ry . . . -- . . . ' ' ELSIE A RACCIO 1014 Charles Street With romztermnre demuxe and modest grace Spencer hopes to become a secretary clelrghts rn popular musrc enjoys sports Homeroom Basketball 1 2 3 Gracluatron Usher 3 Mayorette 2 Summo Collis 3 4 JOHN M RAPPA 24 Rosmer Avenue An afable and courteour gentleman Shakespeare johnny plans to be employed as a carpenter IS a member of the Junror Holy Name Socrety and the Providence Boys Club Baseball 1 4 Homeroom Basketballl 3 4 ROBERT RICCI 28 Olney Avenue Varzetg 15 :he rpm' o 11 e Anon Bo desnres to attend prep school and work m the freld of construction La Salle 1 2 NPH 3 4 Home room Vrce Presrdent 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 BARBARA RICO 14 Allendale Avenue Hum if If the lwrmang ofthe heart Gerrold R1cky plans to enroll at I B M school takes pleasure IH horseback ndmg partncrpates rn the church choxr Homeroom Basketball 2 4 Dramatlcs 3 Summo Collis 4 58 NANCY REY 6 Doyle Drive Ambmon IJ :J no ren' Bulwer Lytton revels rn sports works t W AR TV rs alto solorst rn the church choir Cap and Gown Com mittee Cheerleaders 3 4 Summo Collxs 3 4 Graduation Usher 5 ff' X A .a LL -fl El... NR... ' ...' a .. .ffm b... ' D - Z 'I V..-'A I. A MIC HAEL ROCCHIO 110 Cottage Avenue Ze :lam je! modert Beattie Mike aspires to enter Norwich hopes to work in construction is fas cinated by horses Student Council 1 2 4 Tre surer 4 Football 1 4 Boys Basketball 1 4 Track 3 forum 1 2 4 JEAN M. ROBERTS Cedar Swamp RoadQgSmithheld Ln t'brwfvlr1e,tr on lmppj fortune wail. Dryden Jeanie. . . trains parakeets . . . intends to work in the Held of nursing , , . particu- larly enjoys sailboat racing . . , collects coins . . . is a member oi' Rainbow. . . Bowling 5. GEORGINA M. ROBERTSON 51 Columbus Avenue Curry if the Jnnlfr be Iliff. Stanislaus Genie wishes to become 1 secretary purposes to vuork in in insurance otlice especially likes roller skating and dancing is an avid football ian CHARLES T SALISBURY 4 Calef Street Johnston A rzend mu!! not be Injured ez en 1:1 jen Synus Chip participates avidly in baseball works as a lifeguard during the sum mer relishes water skiing 1 n terested in speedboats and model a planes 59 EILEEN SALVADORE 15 West View Avenue Ilappmexr IJ 1 mr: tumlem Melville EMA desires a career in business collects Frank Sinatra records Home room Treasurer 4 B vsling 5 4 Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 4 Model Legislature Senator 5 l 3 . 's H . . . ' 2 ' ' 7 2 so . 1 W 1 1 4 . x , 1 , , - , ' . . . , . . . I i - ' ' ' 4 A h . ,, F2 -, ' y ...'Si- ,, 3 , fi 'F5:f,g' x t TERESA R SAN GIOVANNI 254 Grosvernor Avenue 'r Za' Her 045411 mm oftu flight an Wordsworth Terry hopes to attend RISD and mayor m lithography vrrers mean tennis racket E 1 2 Student Councrl 1 Glrls Basketball 'NIPH 5 4 AnrlphonalCho1r FRANCES I SAVASTANO 141 Urban Axenue Tr fa 111 Z1 Uiff dui fmrure lm! Wordsyyorrh Fran mtends to study at RICE and become a teacher especxally hkes ette Captam 4 Annphonal Chorr 1 DOROTHY M SECHIO ELLEN SCROGEY 542 Woonasquatucket Avenue 15 Mann Street The bzdden mul o harmony Mrlton Fmr a.r the earlzert beam o mfterrr lzgbt NORMAN SHARDLOW 55 Ferncrest Boulevard He looldr bzm 14111: 1715 glzttemzg ey Dot plans to study harrdressmg Sfmt Colerrdge stars rn basketball deyotes lersure Ellen purposes to be employed as a Bud wrll yom a branch ofthe Armed trme to musxc Student Councnl 5 secretary delves rn crossword puzzles Forces after graduation shares Grrls Basketball 1 2 Dramatrcs 1 7 takes pleasure rn roller skatrng Demolay may often be found on the Summo Colhs 2 pnmanly favors hockey basketball court Forum 5 Boys Basketball 1 4 l I I 40 ft If gf wa,-'A' ,Q y E 3 f' ' ' ' ' . . . 'A I l a ' ' . . . PH , . . . A 1, 2 . . . . , . . . ' ' F 5. 5 A U 1 tfY'f,2 ' ' I un I A A - I A 'V f ' v - Q . dancing . . . collects stamps . . . Major- 2, 5. b V f EDWIN SHAW STEPHEN SHERMAN Gladstone Street Esmond Be lbou o grad theer Btble mshes to enlist m the Arr Force IS hopmg for a career nn radro trnkers mth boats rs a member of the Natronal Guard and De Molay Base ba 1 Hockey 5 4 Bungy Road Glocester Strong rerzrom make rtrong mlzom Shakespeare Steve aspnres to enter the Army rs enthusrasttc about square dancing and handicraft particularly favors hunt mg and hshlng holds membershrp ln DIXIE SLATTERY Mam Street She u at 11 plomltom nfzfelzgbt Wordsworth Drkr expects to become a stenogra pher IS mterested rn sltetchmg has attended Masslchusetts College of rt especially hltes hstenmg to Rhythm and Blues WILLIAM SQUADRITO 451 Woodward Road The lmle uno: rom fznofber part Wordsworth Amos desires to become a member of the Natlonal Guard ftrdently partlcr pates rn all sports IS a talented lm persomror Dramatlcs 3 4 41 KENNETH SILVA 968 Mmeral Sprlng., Avenue Humor IJ :he ofpmzg ofmom L Estrange Ken wants to wear the Navy blue soon after graduauon revels mn leuel ry work IS fond of popular muslc Homeroom Basketball 1 4 TflClt 3 Band 1 r p i Edu, 'A ' ' 4-H. . A 'f ' ' Ya J' GLORIA STONE NANCY SWAN 12 Rosemont Terrace Lrmerock Road Smithfield Wz! and humor belong to gemur alone Krnd uordr are the mime a the world Cervantes Faber Stone hopes to do some sort of Nancy will enter Perry Kindergarten office work sketches rn spare mo Normal School rn the fall takes pleas Class Secretary 1 Homeroom Bas tion f perfume bottles Summo ketball 1 4 Summo Collis 2 4 Collis 4 JANICE SWENSON Cedar Swamp Road Smithfield Tranquility zonrlrtetb In a rteadrnen a the mmd Bishop Hall a likes to pass time swimming especially favors dancing sincerely partrcrpates rn basketball names foot ball as her favorite spectator sport Bowling 5 IRENII THEROUX 32 Grover Street M :rib IJ the Ju ee! ume of human lr 0 Beecher Irene intends to study business ad mmrstratron at Bryant excels on the bowling alley Homeroom Basket bal 2 3 Summo Collis 4 Home making 2 3 Bowling 4 42 ANN M SWEET Milton Street Johnston Srmplurtg rr a jeu el F4790 ound Ovid Ann purposes to attend Bryant and become a medical secretary enyoys piano Ring Committee 3 Home making Club 2 L! , msg Q J g 4 4, of it A If , , ments . . , Homeroom Treasurer and ure in church activities. . .has a collec- swimming, skating and playing the . . . - ' o . . . ' . . . ' ' . . . - . J n . . . ' ' ' ' . . . . A l , . . . ' . . . - ' I , . . . . . BETTE A VACCA 19 Vacci Avenue Johnston Good nature fr tba! ammble keeper o mmf! Freldlng passes trme bowlmg collects sou vemrs Homeroom Treasurer 7 Sec retary 3 Prcture 3 Socxal 4 Forum 3 Usher 7 3 CLAIRE THOMQON Putnam Avenue Greenvllle uorflalper of rfllure hither mme Wordsworth Tommy rushes to be a haxrdresser delrghts rn spectatxng at hockey games works rn a hospxtal nursery Grrls Bzsketb1ll 1 Bowlrng 3 .IUDITH A TUDI NO 21 Metcwlf Avenue SIIIKFVIU If YYIIKIUII per-tom ed Chapen Judy antrclpates 1 career ws a secre tary IS a staunch supporter of the basketball team revels rn skatlng and bowlrng reflds durrng remalnmg mrnutes VILMA D VALENTE 75 Volturno Street Se! frm! IJ the frrt ferret of Juices! Emerson guage mterpretatron rs a devoted college football fan and lnkes basketball Summo Collis 3 4 Dramatrcs Bowling 5 4 43 NATALIE A VAUGHN Putnam Avenue Greenvrlle Flow gently ru ee! A ton dzrturb not ber dfedm Burns dresser sews as a hobby partrcr pates rn bowlrng wrth enthusrasm lrkes hockey as a spectator sport Bowling 3 , e , ru - ' I I! . -v A A - y . ' , . ' ' ' , . A as g A ' f --f-'. f.'f,1 Bette . . . plans to enroll at Bryant . . . Vil . . .is interested in the Held of lan- Nat . . . favors employment as a hair- - - . , . . 'l E I I l f A WJ' 'f:- V 4 , ff CHARLES D WESTON 1545 Smrth Street Keep frue to the dream: of thy youth Schrller Charlre expects to attend college rn the Fall hopes to be an engrneer rs rntrrgued by sports cars races as a hobby Track 1 2 Socral Com mrtteel 2 EVELYN WADDINGTON 11 Pensaukee Avenue Happmeff ri mu epenlfd plefzmre Socrates hopes for a career as a telephone operator rs fond of horseback rrdrng enjoys lrstenrng to popular record rngs l-Iomeroom Basketball 1 SUSAN fx WEAR Z1 Plymouth Road Look than mm Ibmc' hfllfl and zz rr Longfellow ue purposes to enter Westbrook letter wrrtrng rs rnterested rn yournal rsm Grrls Basketball Davrs Award 3 Usher 5 2 jAMES R WIESELQUI ST School Street Smrthheld From jog Io jog Wordsvs orth jrmmy vurll enllst rn the Marme Corps bowls durmg spare trme rs a member ofthe Boy Scouts of Amerrca especrally lrkes movies Football 44 FOSTFR E WIGGINS 4 Hlghltnd Avenue Inlellerl IJ manger than fha LLIIIPIMI Parker Wrg asprres to study electrrcal en grneerrng at Brown hrkes as a favor te pastrme rs fascrnated by elec tronrcs Track 2 Rmg 3 Frrst grant rn Scrence Farr 2 fl' ft' f Ev . .. 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' . . . likes sports car racing . . . delves in Iii 440 1 fl ALANI XVILLIAMS Conlntlge Road S!UlIllllElil f Il fwzwg Ilflf 1 ffm, Shakespeare XX1ll1e xntends to yom the arms hunts camps shoots umsers mth cars laxors tuto rtclng Baseball 1 4 Hockey ' 4 Cross Countrx 1 3 ISIDORO ZARRELLA 40 Monson Street Johnston Thr on! tzfm tmztbzm Pope Txm annctpttes becommg a member of the Alf Force soon tltcr g,r1clu1t1on IS often xxherc there tre stock cars deftlx NNOYRS 1l'l II1CClllIllC9 trtlently parucxpltes IU btslsethtll sp OCTOBLRS BRIGHT BLLL WEATHER lures the senlor cltss OlllLC'fSUL1ISll.lL for 1 lxttle fun and lrolxc Arthur USSIHIH XML P LSIL CIN QLLY6 1 IIII Antoncllx Trusurer mtl Rxehartl Nlxnocchu Presldent 7 enpox 'llII1C' autumn day ITS HARD TO CONICENTRATE on lmportant class matters when the cameraman IS around The Social Com mlttee Co Chalrmen talk oxer the plans for the brg class dance mth a non class member lxstenrng rn Here Pat Spencer and Ed lNlcCafTre5 pause for a moment xn thelr dlscusslons 45 . 1 iff t, ' ' . it 4 I-'yi1i,f. ' . , . f ,.. ' ' 1 -. ' ... X 1 - I . f 'L 1 4 4: Y ' t 'av or 'j ', j 1 ' Q 'Ju-?f.g4 a A .. . '4 ,'fx:A4 ..H ... A . ' A .. ,Q ... A . , if ,','122.:55. - -A ,, ' ,wyvl-If-if:-:::, A ' ' 1511. Q-,fer v-fi.f-bifida ... ' - A . ' 4 . ,.. W A-Y. ' . , 5 '5, ' x . Lr .. 4 , ' r-' l 1 lzlamc Zappa. M ttryg A X ,. I' lg V., ,I , ' 'Inj X -.rg-1 o ' x l 'Vx THE SENIORS SELECT AGILE AND FRAGll.E M011 Atfafeiii' Art Crossman and Pat Spencer TRUSTWORTHY TRIO MISS AND RTR. N.P.H. M0,,,,DL,p6mjt,H6 MW! P'fP1flL ' Put Spencer, Allan Atkinson, Elaine Zappa and Richard Manocchia Ann Antonelli EYE-CATCHFRS Burt Loafing Glee Higgins and Ed lNlcC.1ll'rc:y ft., Q .-,..Z' -16 THEIR SATELLITES ' X V' ,Xl ' ff ll f ' x I 1 E ff' E SARTORIAL CONNOISSEURS - B811 DI':,Ut'if i Michael Rocchio and Ellie Conte MAGNETIC CHARM HUlVlOR IS A TRIZASURI Beit Perfomzlifj Wifml . 1 Bill DOYIC and PM SPEUCE1' Bill Doyle and Gloria Stone - DALI-ING AROUND Clan A7'I1i,i','I Archie Firby and Glee Higgins 2' fi ip? if 'Q x h X x y L- . Y lk XE x: I .11 K Q 47 THEIR SATELLITES Xt- ,I ,x X 1' xmri T . far DULCET DUO Cfim AI1uiri.1v11 Carol Morvan and Gene DiSrefano PLAY OUT THE PLAY Clair Tlaespfmzf Rose Esposito and Bill Squadriro AMBITION. BRILLIANCE, AND CHARACTER are the A.B,C.'s ofSuccess. Togerher they spell the RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY. The following made the ream. lfrmzf R014 1 Doris Belshaw, jean jacques, Par Spencer, Elaine Zeppa, Ann Higgins, Barbara Cinamiuloyce Davis, Georgina Roberrson. Connie Fair. BML Rau: Frances Savasrano. Nancy Rey, Clinron Moxxry. Marie Porvin, Ellen Scrogy, Tom Eastham, Vilma Valenre. jean Briggs. Judy Tudino, Jean Paolino. Pat Bond. Gene DiSret'ano, and Shirley Eastham, '+v...:. X , WW M Xa W. M if? Q, , , f N W UXV XA I I , XR Xxx A X X , , M KX XXX JN vi 5 :- .. vg- THE IIIASSES lar ff I Qi. 57 as ELITE EXECUTIVES KENNETH COSTA, President , . . Varsity basket- ball player . . , Circulation manager. , . enjoys lish- ing . . , admired by classmates . . . plans to teach , . . capable and ambitious. FLORIE SECHIO, Vice President , . . active Student Council member . . . always ready with a smile . . . fishes in spare time . . . baseball fan . . . musically in- clined and industrious. ANN FABRIZIO, Secretary . , . was Sophomore sec- ? retary . . . looks forward to future as Air Hostess . . . hard working office assistant . , . enjoys football , . , courteous and efficient, LOUISE VESSELLA, Treasurer . . . third year in this position , . . member of One World Show . . . bowls and plays tennis . . . likes to play the piano . , . co- ., A , erati e a d tr t th '. Leji' lo righzx Ken Costa, Ann Fabrizio, Louise Vessella, and Florie Op V n Us Wm l Sechio. Rau' One: Barbara Blackburn, Grace Daly. Betty Bonsignore, lNIarlene Denessen, Rita Ciaccia,jennie Antonuccio. -Ioyce Arcand. Rosemarie Arsenaultulune Bozigian, Dolores DeChristoforo. Enis Cambio, Ruth Cawthron, Roz4'Tz1'o,' Serena Calcagni, Dolores Caranci Elaine Bonsignore Virginia Desautel. joan Colavecehio, Rose Colavecchio, Nancy Bottomley, Cora Cook, Carol DelMon1co Sara Buley Rau Thur Charles Boudreiu Adrian Corwese Alice Boyle Hope Cusson Joyce Conte Lucy Bargamian Judith Carroll Norman Barone Robert Crtnshavi Rau Ifnv Alan Champagne joseph Bradley Alan Bessette Anthony Barbieri Louis D1M1llio Kenneth Costa Duid Carroll Robert Cimara viii In 'Q ,.l. xx' Rfiz4'Or1e.' Carolyn Illuzzi, Lois Derouin. Marilyn Imondi..Ioan Fortin, Mary Hall, Ruth Furtado. Janice Four nier, Anita javvorslci. Patricia Hassett. Ann DiNapoli,joan Kennedyg Ron Turf: Maureen Landry. Nora Kelley, Rosalie Everett Delia DiCola. Dolores Hebert, Veronica Fair. Susan Fairhurst, Daly Hirsch. Carolyn Izzig Ron' Tbrtt .' john Harrison, Edith jacques Kath leen Kilroe, Ann Fabrizio. Patricia Labodie. Carolejohns. Wfilliam Dodge, Anthony DeStefanisg Rau' I fi14r.' William Firth Rumond Fairbanks, Vincent Guertin. Henry Giammarco, Richard Laboissoniere, Raymond La Croix, Edward DiGuilio. Right' cARoL MARTINEAU. Social committee cachaifman . . . ERNIE ANDERSONS OUR FAVORITE spirited cheerleader . . . artistic and comely. KENNETH SARAZEN, Social Committee Co-Chairman . . . nimble- ringered accordian player . . . enthusiastic and able. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sepf. 8: 161 eager juniors return for new year at N. P. H Sepz. 20: Candidates for Class Orhcers nominated wisely. Sepl. 21: Class OHTCCFS remain the same as last year except for Vice President. Kenneth Costa, Presidentg Florie Sechio, Vice President, Ann Fabrizio, Secretaryg and Louise Vessella, Treasurer are the people's choice! Orr. 17: juniors elect social committee members in homerooms. and plans for Prom are begun immediately, Off. 27: Tentative theme for junior Prom is designated. japanese gar- dens expected ro prevail at this gala affair. Dec. 22: Class ring chosen. juniors change traditional design, become first class with picture of school on ring, Mig' 6: Tonight's the night! Amid the elegant gowns and strains of beautiful music, the junior Prom is realized, f r 53 fm' l . i CU 1 dffvp CAN YOU BAKE A CHERRY PIE? we ask Phil Ziiccitgnini. helping out .tt his dnd's bakery. ABOVE: Ron' Omg' Barbara Pignatelli. Mary Notargittcoino. Barbara Le-beau, Marie Perrino, Elsie Loescher, joyce BICI.6t1l'l. Nnncy I..1tider. Carol Martineitu. B.trb.1r.1 Provost, Marie Palumbo, Butbam Payette. Beatrice Leonettig Rau Tim.- Robert O'I5tien. john Palumbo, Margaret Loomisl P.itrici.t Patch. Nlitrion Pitpp. Carolyn Biotin. Cornelia Pentax, Anne INIIICC-toni, M.trcy Mendes, Dorothy Onslcy, lrin.t Millerg Ron 'l'bm: Ifrinlft P.tol.1, Ronald L.1Pl.1nte. George Petrocelli. Ross Manocchiit. john Nastitri, Philip Mancini. Vincent Pezzag Rau Ifffnr: john I.uc.t. Philip lNIiIlett, Richard Lambert, I-Iiirold Lewis, Robert Parrott, Mario Aiinnelli. ROCKABYE BOOGIE TRIO ready to begin. Left to right, EI.tine .ind Betty Bonsignore, and Dolores Carnnci smile before their song. lf!- :L I 4 cs x f ' ., MJ. ,,,, fif- 2? - 'L W-AK R V ,lOAN'S JALOPY SURE GOES PLACES! Rose and joan Colavecchio and Ginny Desautel agree. BELOVU: Razz' One: Ruth St. Germaine. jean Rarfonelli. Louise Vessella. Marjorie Winsranley, Marilyn Prete, Sue Ann PlS1lI1l, Peggy Salisbury, Gloria Polseno. Sandra Tufano. Joyce Thornton, Arlene Stewart, Marilyn Stubbsg R014 Tu of Ronald Gravel, Caroline Scott. Nancy Turner. Barbara Watts. janet Wilder. Gerrrude Smith, Carol Robertson, Richard St. Germaine. Phillip Ziiccagnini. Richard Trumontig Rau' 7'hm'e.' john Tucciarone, Kenneth Samzen, Florie Sechio. Russell Walker. Richard Seemueller, Robert Rioles, Edmund Poirier, Dick Pistacchio, Daniel Smith. Edward Sylviag Rau I-'amz' David Stabile, Philip Ronci, Gordon Sut. clitle, Philip Santillo, David Ryone. Alfred Taraborelli, james Rossi. A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODYH is in the minds ofthe students as Carol lwlartineau prepares to entertain us during an assembly. ABLE ADMINISTRATORS PETER EILIPPI. President rAbsenri . . . varsity basketball player . . , easily spotted by flashy blue convertible . . . en- joys jazz records , . . capable worker . . . easy-going and trustworthy. SHEILA SPENCER. Vice-President . . . active Social Com- mittee member . . . belongs to Bermuda Shorts clan . . , enthusiastic basketball fan . . . takes pleasure in drawing . . . personable and jocular. GLORIA ENOS. Secretary . , . voted Sophomore Hop Queen by classmates . , . characterized by dimples and big brown eyes , . . plans to become a singer after graduation , . . compe- tent and to-operative, 1 SHIRLEY ERANCO. Treasurer . . . always willing to lend a y hand . . . extremely friendly '... often found at hockey games 1 , . . disc-jockey fan . . . peppy cheerleader . . . acriye and aggregable. Llp In right: Sheila Spencer, Gloria Enos, and Shirley Franco. Absent: Peter Filippi. ton, Janice Berube, Louise Audet, Dolores Olivo. Claire Brett, Beverly Bisesi. Claire Buckley, Row Turn Nicoliina Colagiovarini, Razz' Om: Amelia Cicerchia, Teresa Bowe, Betty Ross, Anita Alerio, Linda Brothers, Leah Carl- Joyce Barth, Norma Borrelli, Vilma Amato, Arlene Barratt, Nina Celona, Barbara Henry, Virginia Caranci, Mary Bowden, Betty Barber. Ronald Blake, Rau' Tlyree: Robert Blake, George Bain, Robert Cesana, Henry Cesana, Robert Casci, Robert Baglini, joseph Actis. Stephen Blanche, Thomas Cash, Emil Charbonneaug Razz' Four: jack Cardarelli,john Caloura, Frank Anderson, Stanley Bowen, Robert Balme, Richard Cashman, Sylvie Bowers, Donald Carr, Robert Andreozzi. 1 X ' joan Eastham, Dorothy Dexter. Dolores DiMuccio. Barhara Dodge. Esther D'Amario. Diana Ellis, Grace DeConcilisg Razz' Tim: Run Om: Barbara DiPrete, joan Cunningham. Carol DiDonato, Mary Coloura, Carol Difilippo, Samuel DeCenzo, Rohert Davidson, Robert DiPalma. judith Curreri. Gloria Enos, Lucia Curreri, Carol Dick. Margaret Dodge, Ronald Chase. Dick Doyle. Bruce Dexter. Ron 'I'bm': I.ouis Cote. Donald Charhonneau, john DiCliiaro. Michael DeI.uca, Robert Dilfilippo, john Falco, Pasco Delliarno, Ralph Copley. Robert Devling Rua 1 o1n'.' john Elgar, Paul Coffey, Don Dame, Raymond Dominici, Larry Dante, Robert Fairbanks. READY FCR A TAKE-CFP Riibfi BEVERLY WILLIAMS. Social Committee Co-Chairman . . vigorous cheerleader . . . graceful and refined. ROBERT ANDREOZZI. Social Committee Co-Chairman . . . sports conscious. . . enjoys music . . . good-matured and reliable. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sepl. 8: 255 students commence second year at N, P. H! Stpl. 20: Nominations for Class Officers held with zeal! Stpl. 21: Election returns in -joseph Foster, President, Sheila Spencer Vice Presidentg Gloria Enos. Secretary, and Shirley Franco. Treasurer are democratically chosen. Stfpr. 21: Social committee members elected in homerooms. Sepl. 29: November 19 is date chosen for Sophomore Hop, Off. 14: Cinderella theme selected to prevail at dance, Off. 19: Special meeting held in auditorium to nominate candidates to H11 the vacancy in Class Presidency. Ort. 20: Peter Filippi elected President by large majority. Nor: 19: Cinderella and Prince Charming delight everyone at Cinder ella's Ball. Peter Filippi and Gloria Enos reign as King and Queen, Dance is decided hnancial success! 57 ii--A llympf i MISS BOXING GLOVES OF 1954, Roberta Petron- ella. reigned over the N. B. A, convention, 1 lb ABOVI2: Rau Out: Carolyn Imondi, Shirley Franco, Lucille llluzzi. Frnestine Gesmondi, Frances Farmer, Eunice johnson, judith Hartley, Pat Higney. Margaret johnson. Mary Gervais. Anne Guglietti, Karen Finegang Rau Tivo: William Hodgkins. Henry Farrell. Cynthia Harris. Roberta Houle. Geraldine Ferrara. Evelyn Fenner, Carol Fischer, Richard johnson, Robert Goffg Rau' Tbm: Frank ludiciani, Rayjohnson. Michael Groccia, john Gonsalves, William Howard. George Garthwaite Ted Giorgig R011 Fnnr: Steve Gould, Richard Hill. Peter Filippi. Alan Gudaitis.,Iames Haigh, Peter Gionis, THE HARRY JAMES OF N. P, H. is Alvah Vernava, who provides musical entertainment with his trumpet solos in the school band. iqyf vi .0151 gb V-u THE PEOPLll'S CHOICE is Peter lfilippi, Class Presi- dent. who presides at class meeting. Phyllis Labelle. Betty Lauton. Loretta Mancini. Clair Langevin. Marie Lavoie, Shirley Maynard, Lois Morvang Rau T14 ffsjoyce Mendes, BELOW: Ron Omcjoyce Malone, Rose Marie Mililo.jo.1n Metcalf. Gladys Mulvey, Clara Biay, Elaine Munise, Carol Martin. Victorina Luiz. Nancy Lloyd. Willa Lauder, Marie Mansi. Audrey Kaloustian. Rosalie Lopez. Solange Mclntosh. Carol Mancini. Rau Timfx Brenton biorganstern. William Mancini. Eugene jutras, Anthony Manzoiti, Peter Martucci, Judith Morse, Frances Monroe. Carol Lawson. Fred Mendes, Francis Koehlerg Rau lfwnz' Domenic Liberatore, joseph Maione, Henry Lister, Thomas Keune. Walter McCarty. Dennis McCallum. Enrico Maccarone. ..-....... ,---.,.. ' , . SHE DIDNT KNOW. hut she does non? Anne '! Guglietti, usually smiling. is caught unaware by the Carnera as she leaves her English class. ind - his La... 59 YK sa! THE RING'S THE THING, says Joyce Mendes to Jack Hurley as they discuss going steady. ABOVE: Razz' Om: Frances SanGiovanni. Roberta Pettonella, Rosamond Rowley, Carolyn Notarontonio, Shirley Pitassi, Elizabeth O'Neil, Arlene Rossi, Barbara Phaneuf, Rita Scopellici, Dolores Parrillo, Geraldine Ricci, Joyce Robichaudg Rau 'I'un.' Anthony Matrumalo, Donald Rigby. Vincent Manlifedi. Judith Pistacchio, Maureen O'Hara, Joyce Nolin,Jane Potter, Eileen Ranallo. Albert Paolino, David Perrielo, Donald Noackg Rau' Tbmf: Edward Palumbo, Henry Parisi, Michael Russo. Henry Rotondo. Donald Oliver. Dennis O'Brien. Ronald Pearson,John Scott, Carl Russo, Lewis Nassig Ron' Foznx' Russell St. Peter, Joseph Rotondo. Howard Mitchell, Walter Passano, Jack Reynolds, Jack Priestley, Raymond Ruscito, William Riccio, Robert Richard. ix- le. We I ' WW I'LL TAKE VANILLA? Audrey Kaloustian really gives service with a smile as she works after school I . as a soda-jerk in nearby store. iiffi 6 if fha, LIKIZABLE LIIADIERS CLARK DONATELLI. President , . . ideal high school fresh- man .... in ardent football fan . . . style conscious , . . fol- lower of school sports . . . president of 515 . . , amiable and COIISCICDUULIS. ARLENE CHABOT. Vice President . . , can usually be seen at hockey games . . . homeroom otlicer . , . fashion wise . , . listens to popular records for enjoyment . . . dependable and most ambitious. CAMILE CORVESE. Secretary . . . New York Yankee fan . . . takes pleasure in singing with her older sister. . . plans to become private secretary '... enjoys lwasketluall games . . . petite and viyacio us. PAl'LA GIZRMAIN. Treasurer. . . enjoys watching the school tioothall games . . , consistent honor roll student . . . aspires to cheerleading squad . . . likes roller skating . . . sociable mn, and obliging Ltft to right: Paula Germain, Arlene Chabot. Clark Donatelli, and Camille Coryese. Amantea. lfsther Camhio. Josephine Antonuccio, Claire Ansay. Brenda Booth. Jane Boyleg Ruta' Tim: Arthur Berube, Richard Bes- Rou Out: Joan Blair, Teresa Ansay. Catherine Barber, Joyce Brown, Whitney Bowe, Joan Calci, Jeanette sette. Gregory Baker. Jeannette Browning. Marie Angelone. Cynthia Bromley. Linda Barone. Pauline Bourgeois, Sandra Barter, Philip Bradley. Gerald Capracottag Rott Time' Armand Andreozzi. Lee Black. Edward Bamhet. Carl Capobianco,Jerome Butterfield, Jerry Blinkhorn. Melvin Branch. Raymond Cahral. Russell Anderson. Norman Carrg Rau l mn'.' Richard Carroll, David Balfour, Paul Boucher. Charles Caranci. Eugene Brown, John Angelone. Michael Carruolo, Robert Boger, George Hein. I X 4 E ': r 5 if Q, L. s -t-- M W' M- 2 . - - eff Q 'sf X C. t 62 Rau' One: Barbara DiFilippo. Faith Finlay, Camille Corvese, hlarjorie Cooper. Irene Douglas, Laurel Cranshaw, Shirley Derouin. Paula Germain, Arlene Chabot, Carol Charrette, Theresa D'Amico, Yvonne Champagne, Rau' Two: Louis DiStefano, Francis DeLuca, Thomas Durvin, Ann Marie Da Domo, Beverly Clark. Judith Desjarlis, Carol DiNapoli, William Coleman. Ronald Contillo. Nicholas DeCristofaro, Robert Gaudet, Rau' Tbrft: Anthony Coia, Russell Deignan, joseph Damiani, Michael Carruolo, Larry Ellingwood, Lyman Farwell, Richard DiToro, jay Fitzgerald, David Dickey, Rau' Four: Clark Donatelli, Andrew Girardi, Larry Croce, Robert Gaudreau, Bert Conklin, Henry Ciotola, Arthur Gardner. Right: JOAN BLAIR, Social Committee Co-Chairman . . . fond J , of ice-skating and argyle socks . . . cheerful and sincere. ADMIRING THE TRO' HIES ALBERT GRILl.I. Social Committee Co-Chairman . . . one of Fruit Hill Creamery boys . . . good-humored and agreeable. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 8: 212 anxious newcomers embark on their high school careers, appear to be as confused as freshmen usually are. Sept, 20: Candidates for Class Otiicers nominated. Sept. 21: Results made known. Clark Donatelli. President1 Arlene . Chabot. Vice President, Camille Corvese. Secretaryi and Paula Germain. Treasurer, become the new executives. Ort. 8: Bobby Giorgi makes debut at Student Council Dance. Ori. 13: Grant Kennaway stars at school track meet. Oat. 275 Active social committee members chosen by ballot. Nota 3: Diane Lepore entertains us at Talent Assembly with her own rendition of I Need You Now. Apri! 29: The freshmen hold their first social function in the spring. The Freshman Dance was a huge success, and the Ideal Freshmen were presented with their awards. .PAGE '6 GOOD START: N. P. H. takes the lead at the beginning of the Classical rneet. HOME STRETCH: The last few important steps are being taken by Henry Cesana during the Classical meet. 63 OH lNiElN PAPA croons Bobby Giorgi, .as he V' represents his class in the Talent Assembly. 4' ABOVE: Rau' Om: Nicolina Leva, Marion LaBelle, Carol Laurie. Martha Laurenza, Diane Lepore, Cora Green, Diane MacConnell, Bette Kemp, Shirley Hart, Brenda Keene, Corinne Lemire, Mildred Hines, Ron' 'I'u'o.' David Gravel, W'illiam Hargreaves, Anita jarbeau, Sandra Kapinos, Olivia Maiorisi. Carolyn Machon. Judith Kilroe, Claire Henlin, jerry Lowell, john Kurbec, David Hurdisg Rau' Timm' David Keene, Joseph Labrie, Robert Howard, Donald Horan, Allen Higgins, Grant Ken- naway, Bradford Homan, William Goodman, Rau' Ifonr: Albert Grilli, Charles Martineau, Anthony Marsella, Victor Lasorsa, Richard Iacobucci, john Laurie, Steve Mancini, Paul Law. eE ?f!2'W!'-ff? r A LETS HEAR A CALL! yells Nicki Leva cheering ,, ,M at a school football game. Nicki is the only freshman , , is cheerleader. E W l if ' ,f new ,' a 5 A ' ' 1 ia, xi' 1 A ah ' W, 57 5' y-35 1' L La ., as YY . , ,. aaa., ,,t. ,. mn...--.. gl i A1 L f ,B Q V ? F3 ilu A? ka 1 'W o s aa iis , Q if aa., 5 'E -sf FRESHMAN BOWLING TRIO. Barlmra Neff, Linda Morrissey, and Oliviii Miiiorisi, lic-ep score. Priscilla Mollis, Patricia Medeims. l.lllLlLl Morrisey. Ann O'CQonncll. Virginia Nelson, Anim l,.lCS.lHU. l5.irlxir.i Nelfig Run Til ff: jiilin BIfl.OXX': Rrizi Om: M.1rrl1.1 O'Reilly'. Maureen O'Hrien, Shirley hlurin. P.irriCi.i Olivo, Viulur Permif, Pirrillo, Agnes lNlnilliC.1,Gl1:ri.1 Pellegrino. Mui' Muriteim. N.inCy Mmvry, l.inil.i M.1rsli.ill. Mirilyn Mcliell. H,irlxir.ll'.ir1si. Kirlileen M.1rtin, C.1r0lyn Ofiinin,lNleLlLlyP.iyctte1 Ron 'l'fvnq,' Tlimn.is Pawliiiu. Riiyinnnd Nut.ir4irimiiiu. liinilin Nurim zirmiiu. Ruger M.ii'e1'. Charles PeSCa1rino. Barry Newtun. Teddy Peterson. Lincoln Russellg Run 1'-UI4P'.' jiiines lNlurpli5', Richard Pc-milf, W'ill.1ril Naylor. L.irry Peluso, Bruce Paterson. james Panzarelli. Dunald Parsons. . . , . ,' y1fiff.:- . mm lM,5....2e.+'g 4- , ..-., :-1.-xl.. - f' - 7 THE PALSE THAT REFRESHES finds Gram Keri- , . naway, a track stair and medalist in num' meets, taking time our to smile for rhe carnera. iLw,kL I Q3 I , . . I J' O ,., 65 .4 J' i ff L11 EAT. DRINK., AND BE MERRY? The hard-working junior Social Committee relaxes at a nearby ice cream parlor after an afternoon ol' discussing plans for the highlight of their junior Year. the long-awaited junior Prom. The decorations chosen by the Committee provided it delightful crfcct. Razz 1: Ron.ild I.11Plnnte. Barbara Blackburn. Gordon Sutclitlie, and Marlene Denessen. Ron' 2: Barbara Lebeau, Raymond LaCroix D.1vid Staihile. Clirol INi11rtine.1u. Lucy Bar2.1mi.1n. Sus.1n Eairhurst. And john Luca. ARRANGERS OF OUR ACTIVITIES DANCE-MINDED SOPHOMORES. Working on decorations for the Soph I-lop are the members ofthe Sophomore Social Com- mittee. Cinderella and Prince Clmrining were Among the decorations for this gannuil event. R014 1: Thomas Cash, Willa Lauder, Eunice johnson. Arlene Barratt. Lucille Illuzzi. Samuel DeCenzo. Joyce hiendes. and jane Potter, Rau' 2: Carol Lawson. Richard Doyle. Judith Pistacchio. Nancy Lloyd, Mary Coloura, Carol Dick, and Enrico hfaccntone. 535 S-54? Ein lifkgi -LQ Q ' A xt, Qfafiflq W wr 'I i in aaa- . Tl gferg KOUGAR KIDS! Llp and coming sophomores in the lield ol' sporrs are Dick Doylef a member of the Varsity Basketball Team and Tom Cash. first string hockey player. Q 4' .lx-A CHOSIEN BY DEPARTINIENT HEADS from three girls nominated by the senior class. Pat Spencer re- ceived the DAR Award for good citizenship and scholarship. IN THE SCHOOL THE LIONS CLUB CLXBT jean Briggs. on the hasis of good char- acter. scholastic ability. and the desire for higher learning. was awarded the Lion's Cluh Scholarship. 69 fe- fe 'er' T x f f'!'g.g ' ,--W' 21 Xffr- MEET THE PRESS? Alan Atkinson. N.P.H. repre- sentatixe. prepares himself for his appearance on High School Forum over WJAR-TV. The topic - XY'olfLatlejinsky. RN S .X , pg FOREMOST IN -i-I-I - V Steve Shermun. one of the hetter LI-H members, won Ll trip recently to the national convention in Chicago. His Project f Forestry. DOLBLE ZS? Mr. Z.imh.1r.ino. class adviser. presents the Balfour Aw.1rd to Elaine Zeppa, tsn the hnsis of dependability. scholzlrship, and character. WHO'S WHO U!!! '1 's BIODEL INIOULDER OF LEGISLATION - - INIem- bers elected to the Model Legislature at the State House are Ken Costa. Sue Fairhurst. Dick Tramonti, Rosalie Everett. MARCH OF DIBIES CARNIVAL QUEEN - - Barbara Cinami. chosen Ivy the senior class, represented N.P.I-I. at the annual Carnival at Rhode Island Auditorium on janunrv 28, 1955. 4-5 70 -. , :ad 'C K? 'P'. ,JDK K k 5 IIPWX I I llvcsx sl' K lug.-1 I lftx ql'.. 1 CQHAINIPION CONQUERER - - Susan Vfear. Seniur Spelling Clmm- A BLDDING EAIERSON . . Rim Cigfqitr admires iviun. defeated Daly' Hirsch and Paula Germaine, junior and freshinan g11Q11f'fy.dU1I,1f Qlycgk pfqggmqd LQ her by the American clumps. and her younger Sister. NANCY. the sopllomore Champ. Educgrtifm Pulvlications for it prize-running essay. IN THE SCHOOL AN ACTIVE ACCORDIONIST - -johnny Luca, besides playing for our assemblies, was a guest on the New England Talent Club, a tele- vision show conducted by Russ Emery, '04 XF. XXFN 'S-. Tl Steflanu and V111 Alteriti. VIGOROKS CONGRESSMEN - - Students elected ,df to the Mndcl Cmmgress .it the lkiixersity tit' Rl are Bill Moran. liileen Paulinn. .Intl bank' Gene Di- gg'XSxXf5 L, X f 3 ' X wx!! XJ ATHLETICS P fs Q Lg: 'lfqgvl , ,X FOOTBALL THEY LEAD: Mike Roccio 1525 and Adrian Angell C591 were chosen Co-captains. Although the football team did not fare well this season, l we wish to commend them for their efforts and tries under the direction of Coach Bernie Grossi, and Assistant Coach , Ed. Nolan. Starting the season, with hopes of a successful year, the Cougars faced Burrillville on our home field and lost a 59-7 game, and still at home the N. P, eleven could not reach pay dirt as Barrington scored 61 points. Going to Bristol to challenge Colt the team came back with a 39-0 defeat. The boys showed up very well against Warren High, at home coming to a close 19-18, favoring Warren, but the team then went to East Greenwich and came home with another loss, 65-12. The Blue and Gold then stayed away, to play South Kings- town in the rain, as we lost 28-0, and next week North Kingston came to our home held to beat us 59-18, and Lockwood swamped us 58 13 In the next game played at McCoy Stadium the Blue and Gold came back for their last try of the season against Paw tucket Voke but Voke won their first league game by down ing us 29 20 Mike Rocchio and Adrian Angell seniors were chosen co captains by the members of the team and to them and to the other seniors who have played their last game of high school football we say good luck' Rau One Left to right E Bamber A Atkinson E McCaffrey B Ricci W Doyle M Roccio and A Angell Co captains G A DrStefanis S Bowen j Murphy G Petrocelli R Santillo D Stabile T Giorgi A Manaotti L Black Rau Three P Fillippr J Fitzgerald J Coloura D McCullum W Passano R Wilkes H Listerj Yorston S Gould S johnson S Blanche H Parisi 74 l ' A l Brett, G. Gaudet, A. Firby, W. Goodman - Manager, Rau' Two: Left to right: Assistant coach E. Nolan, R. Boger, R. Seemueller Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Burrlllvllle IN P Toufhdaun Fnby Comernon Houard Bamngton Co t Warren N P Tonrladoum Rofflam Atkmxon Greenwlch 65 P Tourhdounf Bret! Atklmon N Kmgston P Tourhdounf Rofcbzo Atkzmon Doyle Lockwood N P Tourbdounf Rofrlazo C25 Comfemon Atkzmon Paw Vocat1onal29 N P 0 N P TOHCfJl1'01L7lJROfCbl0 C25 AIEIHJUH Corwerxzon Fzrby Angell OFFENSIVE Mlke Rocchlo G25 runmng the ball around the end dunng Barnngton game is PEP TALK Coach Grossx talks during the half m Burnllvllle game DEFENSIVE Ph1lSanullo 1523 and Al Atltmson i351 tryxng to prevent Barrmgton came: from scormg -25 ' ' . 39 N- P-, 7 - . r. I , - '. , , - - , 'l I . 2 ' , 61 N. P., 0 l . 9 l 39 N. P., 0 , . 18 19 N. P., 18 , .- .23 E. ' N. P., 12 N. . f - , ' Oct, 30 S. Kingston 28 N. P., 0 . 6 . ' 39 N. P., 18 N. . ' - ', ' , . 15 58 N. P., 13 .22 . ' , ., 2 gg. . E . . 1 . . fx. R . 75 X COUNTRY FRIENDS Left Henry Cesana makes frrends vsrth an enemy a Classical runner :....,:L COLGAR HARRIERS As a new leader of the harrlers squad Coach Henry McDeed clrnched VKIUS for 8 dual meets wrth Henry Cesana and Grant Kennavsay pavrng the courses wrth most of the wxns Thrs year s team had only two senrors Blll and Ernre D1 Glullih Ernre was chosen captaln by hrs teammates and we wrsh the best of luck to both who have ended therr hugh school careers Whrh thrs years sophomores and freshmen along vuth a few yunrors Mr McDeed antrcrpates a good nucleus for next year s group Congratulatrons are extended to Henry Cesana who re cerved mo medals for hrs hne performance rn State Meets Ernre DlG1ul1o and Walt W,lllICll'lg9lOW are to be commended for placrng xuthrn hfteen rn a State Meet for xxhrch they were awarded medals N P H boasts ofa most promrsrng runner ln Grant Ken navyay who scored frrst rn mo Statej V Meets Kennaway yy as unable to partrcrpate rn State Narsrty Meets because he IS only a freshman However we loolt forward to hrs brealtrng records next year Under the rnsprrrtronal leldershrp of Coach MtDeed and mth the enthusnstrc partrcrpatron of an mcreasrng number oi candidates the Blue and Gold Harrlers loolx forward to a successful year rn 1955 Kuetfmg W Hodglxlns R Blake A Chrmpagne H Cesma R ohnson P Martuccr Ymmlzzzg W Harrrson j Gonsalves R Walker W D1Gu1l1o E D1Gu1lro Captun Hugh W Brlme XX Whrtrngslow G Kennaway - 4 7 r ' - - l - .K Y' w ' ' n . . ' V' .- - fe , V ,L - ,ww I an . . Y. 4 N ' .mf ' ' ' , , ' ' . Y! ,I I ' ' R 4 .. a Q V. , V I . . l, A .Q r y ,, - H f e 1 . ' - - Y . V f I yr h R b . , V Y , ' V Y R .. . 7 ' h V 1, , ' ' ' V I , , .2. I Q . I K I, .2k, I .. . I . . V Y . - . . . '- I . ' 'V - ' in S . - 4 , H- ' if '- R- 'V 16 GOOD START N P H takes the lead at the begmnmg ofthe Classmcal meet X COL NTRX DL AL MLETS O t 5 Score NI P at Ho e Sophs Oct Score at Moses Brown Oct 19 Classxcal O t 71 Score Pau t East Oct W6 Store Cmentrx 'Now Score 5 Raphael Nov 0 Score ar Pau t East HOME STRETCH Tne last few lmportant steps are being taken by Henry Cesana durmg the Classltal meet ll T f j C. A . . p ' 1 A 1,- 20 55 ' 4 1 ,7 . ' N. P. ' 26 51 . N. P. A ' Score 25 50 c , - N. P. f 20 5' . - N. P. - ,- ' 25 55 .' x 4 N. P, at ':. ' 25 -38 .2 N. P. T V. Y -. 16 48 .fn . ., . i A M -ill' 'N Kuezfnzg f?IlI1llg!7I P Prggotr D D1Palm1 A Bcssette H Frs R Homan A Atlqnsorx K Srlva Smrzflzfzg Coach Cllf Ingham S Gould T Cash A Crossman W Hodgeltms M Rotthno E MCC1llery D Carroll R Perry Managcr COUGAR SEXTET COMING IN ON A KNEE AND A PRAYER Al Atlxm son commg ln fast on the East Proxrdence goalle 1-.Sr al- i i 'V Dec 4 Dec 10 Dec 18 an 3. 3.11 HD. C . 78 HOCKE3 SCHEDULE Goal Petroft Assnst Exrby Goal Bessttre NI Goal Bessetre Ass1stHoman C Goal Petroff Assist Fry Goal Crossman' Assist Homan Goal Bessette' Assist Crossman LaSalle Burrrllulle oonsoclter East Prov rossman Hope Cranston Mr. Sr. Charles St. Raphael Homan We 2 PUCK ON THE LOOSE N PH s Al Bessette KNO 29 falls to get by the Mt St Charles goalre HOCKEY Havrng chosen Art Crossman 1954 all state defenseman as Captam of thrs year s team the Cougar sevtet experrenced a very poor season rn sprte of hustle and enthusrasm on the part of the players Under the leadershxp of Coach Inghrm who gulded prevrous teams to playoff posltlons the Blue and Gold unfortunately drd not wln a smgle game Facrng the formrdable LaSalle rn the mitral game N P H was snowed under 6 to 1 Encountermg Burrrllvrlle rn the second game the Cougars bowed to an xdentrcal score of 6 to 1 Scorrng one goal to Woonsockers three and with the same ligures prevarlmg rn East Provrdence s favor our sextet falled to score agamst Hope s erght goals rn the frfth game Because of Mike Rocchros performance as goalre the Blue and Gold held Cranston 2 to 1 being unable to tre 1n a last mxnute surge Showmg rmprovement we held the powerful M St Charles sextet to a 5 to 1 score Thrs season wrtnessed the end of the school boy hockey careers of senrors Art Crossman Archre Frrby joe Petroff Harry Fry Ed McCalTery Ken Sxlya Paul Prggott Ed Shayy Al Atklnson lwfllxe Rocchxo Drck Homan and Gene DrStefano In sprte of rts No WID season the N PH sextet was never once undaunted and drsplayed qualrtres of good sports manshrp at all trmes THE DEFLECTED PUCK St Rav s goalre makes a stop as N P H s Art Crossman CNo Sl Clrrves hard WHERE IS IT N P H goalie Mrke Rocchro prevents 2 goal to the drsmay of the East Providence Player xi - .- - ' 1 ' f I Q VQQ7-Q V . ,, -f V , fwfr H, .my ,.a.ft., as - ' 1. .L-y k was rw g V ' L ' 5 rr' , f x f , 12273, A .t . , .,,.1 151-' A .,1fa,3s'fL- . , f - - , We r -Lv K ..fas-mI1iff1.rQ,. , ,Y - . 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Out of a total of sixteen league games the Cougars won ten and lost sit Entering the Pre liminary Play Offs against DeLaSalle the Cougars bowed 56 to 85 and were eliminated Starting their season on Lockwood s home court the Cougars defeated them 49 to 41 but the Blue 84 Gold were edged out on their own court by Sacred Helrt 5 to 6 N PH then invaded Central Falls and bowed to 45 They bowed ag un to Aldrich 6 to ol Bill Doyle performed as N P H high scorer in all games thus far West Warwick was submerged by N P H 6 to 59 with Dick Manocchia coming out as the N P H high scorer With Bob Ricci as high scorer the Blue 8: Gold regained their stride and defeated Classical 52 to 48 Pawt Voke felt the Cougar sting 66 to 61 and Ricci again topped the score for N P H Having completed one half the league cycle N P H swamped Lockwood 68 to 45 with Bill Doyle high scorer The Cougars winning streak was broken when they visited Sacred Heart and succumbed 58 to 50 Bob Mangan with 20 points scored highest them 51 to 50 when Bill Doyle sunk the winning basket in the last five seconds of play Manocchia was high scorer with seventeen points in this encounter Staying at home and entertaining Gorton the Blue 81 Gold lost their stride and were defeated 68 to 58 Winning 68 to 65 over Aldrich with Mangan high scorer the Cougars were edged out by West Warwick 60 to 59 In this game Captain Dick Manocchia was high scorer for us Wfe won handsomely over Classical on their court 65 to 45 only to be defeated by Gorton 45 to 66 Bob Niangan emerged the high scorer in both games In the last league game of the season N P H won a de cisiye victory over Pawt Voke 68 to 45 with Bill Doyle the high scorer The Cougars then entered the preliminary play offs playing DeLaSalle on the Barrington court The quintet from Yew port subdued N P H 85 to 56 This year s Cougars coached by Mr Cesana and led by Captain Dick Manocchia were an enthusiastic and hard playing group which boasted such outstanding seniors as Bob Mangan Bob Ricci and Bill Doyle Also terminating their high school careers are Ray Matwell and Ernie Cabral N P H looks forward to next year when many of Coach George Tracy sj V s will be playing yarsity ball HEIGHT GETS IT Dick Manocchia l'No 4 reaching for the hall in the Gorton game HANDS Before a packed house Gorton and N P H scramble for the ball s P ' I In a thrilling game against Central Falls, N.P.H. edged fx V I 1 ' . . y y I. 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Seemueller and Adnan Angell both of whom should make N P H strong rn the fleld events The runnrng events will be centered around Green Pete Martuccr Walt Whrttmgslow Billy DlGUlllO and Smith The Freshman class represented by Grant Kennaway Mrlte Testa and Alan Mayer gave a good account of xtself Dual meets with other schools and partrcxpa tron ln state meets rounded out the Cougar program Much interest and enthusiasm was shown rn track whrch augers well for the future of track at N P H FORM Ken hurdle 'eb -T' X 1' wr? -Ejrw Gudartns gomg over a QQ 3 15? evgssfjig Wi he Wx F91 ffiauw 1rtRou lef? to rzgbt M Testa -I Yorston P Martuccl J Green R Seemueller D Carroll 2114! Rau G Kennavtay A Angell A D1Stefanrs R Balme T Smith G Brett K Gudartls Sul R014 E DlGUlllO L Croce R Wrlkes D Stabrle P Flllrppr Mr Henry McDeed Coach N-4 85 Q-J I ' to , 4 ' z ' U ' , A ' , . . Yisfgj-'iz--ti x ' . ' . 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Q 1 'H f. sr P ' I 7 X t , L A A 0 7 J 1 ' '55 . ,R , , f I x ,f if ' 1 Under the watchful eyes of Coach Drck Flynn candidates for our 55 nrne reported for practice rn March wrth the battery candidates warmmg up ln the gym Our prospects for thrs year depend largely upon the re placements for jrm O Bnen prrcher Don Brown at first Walt Lolselle at second and john Murphy and Drck Del Sesto outfrelders ofthe 54 aggregatron Returmng players from last years team were Art Cross man Brll Doyle Tom Eastham Ray Marwell Bob Rrccr john Rappa and Ray Hartley upon whom the Cougars wrll depend The Blue and Gold mne look forward to a challengmg year Noted among the large number of candrdates reporrrng for pracnce were many underclassmen whrch augers well for the future COUGAR NINE VETERANS Lej5' to rzght Tom Eastham john Rappa Ernest D1G1ulio, Ray Hartley, Ray Marwell and Bob Rrccr veteran play ers from whom much IS expected. Fri. Fri. Fri. . , . 17 Fri. ' Fri. ' ' Baseball Schedule Frr Apr 22 at Cumberland Tue 26 at Paw t Voke 29 at Central Falls Tue May 3 Burrrllvrlle 6 at Woonsocket Tue 10 Sacred Heart 15 at Mt St Charles Tue Cumberland 20 Paw t Voke Tue 24 Central Falls 27 at Burrrllvrlle Tue 31 Woonsocket Fn june 3 at Sacred Heart Tue 7 Mt St Charles fy, es :1 Qv CP fl W M., -ns' fi -6 2 2 - ae. .' CD ii. XA at saw.-r.. , ..a... - . I 150 gi' I-'1r.frRfizf. Aff fa rfgbzx Elaine Zeppa, Nancy Lauder. Swwzd Ruiz: Carol Martineau, Nicolene Leva, Eunice johnson. Marlene Denes- sen. Beverly Williams. Shirley Franco, Barbara DePtete. Third Roux Pat Spencer. Glee Higgins, Eileen Salvadore, Nancy Rey, jean Briggs. Carol Camparone. Evelyn Enos. COUGAR BOOSTERS Under the leadership of Captain Elaine Zeppa and Co- Captain Nancy Lauder. the Cheerleaders, one of the most enthusiastic and capable student activity groups in the school. attended all sport activities giving their support to the boys. Eight new Cheerleaders were admitted into the fold by a faculty committee. They were: Carol Camparorie, Eileen Salvadore, Seniorsi Marlene Denessen, Carol Martineau, juniors, Shirley Franco, Eunice johnson, Barbara DiPrete, Beverly Williams, Sophomoresg and Nicolena Leva. Freshman. New yellow basketball sweaters. which completed the basketball uniforms, were donated by the North Providence P.T.A. These made a striking appearance on the basketball court. The gym was decorated on October 28, with brightly colored leaves and other fall decorations signifying the annual Cheerleaders' Dance, which proved to be one of the In victory or defeat, N.P.H. was well represented by these girls, who, with vim, pep and vigor. always put on a credit- able performance at x-country 84 track meets, and at football basketball, and hockey games, On Class Day, june 6, emblems and inserts were presented to the sixteen cheerleaders by Miss Manchester, adviser, as a token of appreciation for their good work and school spirit throughout the year. xiii , ,.. .fr fvfiiff' biggest events of the year. Many pep-rallies were held during the year to stir up the interest on the part of the student body, thus encouraging large turnouts at the games. .1 if '7w 112, ui THEX CHEERED. Cheerleaders IDCCI, leading in a cheer at .1 football game. THEY EINCOLRAGED Cheer leaders encouraging a N P H runner at the tape in a x country QT gf S QQ PV fPV TT 53 W ACTIVITIES A QCII F fifli? hi S J ' G I ggnlok rv. MAYBE SOMEDAY - hope Peggy sails- bury and Joyce McLean as they wistfully look at one of the travel posters on their French class bulletin board. Maps. charts, posters. songs, customs. and folk lore of foreign lands make language classes interesting as well as educational. French is a very popular subject and is elected by many students, V. SILENCE! GENIUSES AT WORK! Comparing English notes and making additions are Joyce Robe- shaw and lNIarie Perrino. They are using their stucly period to work together on a special assignment. In most cases 'each student is alloted at least one study period a day. which may be used to complete much of his homework or to work on that extra assignment. IRANCI .4 2 Ns le . ff WORK AND PLAY, DAY BY DAY I, WHICH RULE SHALL WE LTSE HERE? asksjohn Di- Chiaro of Norma Borrelli. They are checking and correcting their English homework assignment on the blackboard. English is one of the fundamental subjects of all three of our courses. Here the important rules concerning the simple subject and predicate verb are being applied and john and Norma are putting their knowledge into practice. They are members of a Sophomore English class. II. EAR AWAY PLACES Speaking Spanish. Carolyn Steere asks the Spanish class, What well-known city is thisH , as she points to Madrid. the capital of Spain. One of the students will translate her question into English and another will answer it in Spanish. The geography and the topography, as well as the ancient and modern history of foreign countries, are discussed orally by the students in all our foreign language classes. III. ALI, RIGHT SO FAR, says Alva Vernaya .is he checks the work on the blackboard with his Latin book. Eunice johnson is standing by ready to translate the conjugation of the verb into English. Board work such as this enables the student to see where he makes his mistakes. Latin proves to be extremely helpful not only in broadening one's vocabulary but also in giving one a wider knowledge and understanding of by-gone days. A X 1 X 17- I. IS THIS CORRECT! asks Paula Germain as she finishes adding the column of numbers dictated to her by Mr. Lister. Indi- vidual attention such as this is given in all classes. Commercial arithmetic students must not only be prohcient in adding long columns of numbers. but also in working fractions and decimals. The commercial course is planned for the student who desires special preparation for the world of business. II. THE FINISHING TOUCH That dirhcult mechanical drawing problem doesnt seem to be giving William Doyle much trouble. Here he is using the triangle to complete it. Kenneth Costa is checking the mathematical aspect of the problem with the book and Richard Manocchia is ready to offer a helping hand if needecl. Haphazard methods can not be used here because all the measure- ments that are used in mechanical drawing must be precise. III. INTO THE WIORLD OF PARAINIECIA AND VORTI- CELLAE peers Nancy Lloyd. Michael DeI.uca is taking notes as she tells him what she sees. Students must know all the parts ofthe microscope before they are allowed to make use of it. Not only is biology an interesting class. but it also gives the student a wider knowledge of microscopic life in the world around us. All students are required to pass biology before they may graduate. X a FEW. ,fdX,65xkv7Q I . , A X? 2 K :sf . Mig x ' fs' We - IV. PATTERNS IN GEOMETRY are drawn by Richard Hill and checked carefully by Frances San- Giovanni. Here the instructor. IXIr. Sisti. is explaining theorem twenty-seven. which concerns a right triangle inscribed in a circle. A thorough knowledge of geometry proves to be helpful in Physics. Algebra II. Trigonometry and Mathematics Review. V. THE MUSIC GOES ROUND AND ROUND and it comes out here. That complicated looking chart is only the diagram of the interior of a radio. Mr. Gallo is explaining the electronic aspect of radio to Ernest DiGuil1io and Anthony Arlia, who are listening attentively. Radio Theory is an elective for boys who wish to know' more about electronics. Q ,,.-,1 .ax IV. HNOXY' XVI-IOSE LETTER COULD THIS BE? Here Anne Bastianelli sorts out the day's mail and puts the letters in their proper boxes. Every teacher has his own mail box in which all his mail and an- nouncements are placed by otlice-practice students. Commercial students are given a knowledge of ofhce procedure by working in the general orhce. V. NO. IT'S NOT CHINESE. its shorthand dic- tated to Eileen Paolino by Louise Vessella. Shorthand enables the student to take notes from rapid dictation. Through homework. memorization. and blackboard practice. students greatly increase their writing speed. Before completing the course the student must be able to take one hundred tifty words a minute. WORK AND PLAY, DAY BY DAY I. A DOLBLE JOB Mr. Shea explains how to make a double job much easier to Constance Ifair as she has to listen to the words Coming over the dictaphone and type them at the same time. The commercial course not only gives the student a background in typewriting but also in bookkeeping. stenography. otiice practice and allied commercial subiccts. It is designed to give the student preparation to enter the business world. II. ONLY TWENTY MORE TO GO. says Delia DiCola as she counts the copies run oil' by Natalie Vaughn on the duplicating machine in the otlice. This apparatus is a very valuable timesaver and is used by both teachers and students to run off reference material and test copies. and to print bulletins and announcements. Delia and Natalie. both members of an ollice practice class. are running off test copies for a teacher. III. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT That old saying certainly holds true when it comes to typing. Miss Smiley is giying Claire Brett and Laurel Cranshaw a peek at the typing chart so that they may see if they are using the correct keys. First year typing students learn to type business letters. announcements and bulletins from copy. In order to complete this course a student must be proncient enough to type at least thirty words a minute. 2... ?-3 .. E N V, ,--4 ' 1 11 l, XVllO'S GOT THF l5:Xl.l, ' S1in1exvl1.1t inure streiiuiius th.1n the girls' exereises is the buys' gy in class. Here ue rind Russell Wfillger. Robert Riules. Mieliex SCC'Cl1lU ,mtl Edwin Shaw battling: h.ir1l liurp115sessicii1 int' the hill. This is .1 tA.1inilii1r seene throughout the kl.lY in the jly'lllI1.1SlL1HT. Pl1vsie.1l tr.1iningg huiltls fi stutlenrs lllLIiCLll.lI' eu-t1r1lii1.1t111i1. instruets him in the rules til' many pwpular iutlviur sports .intl te.1ehes hiin gvuul sp1irtsi11.1r1sl1ip ll IN GOES Tlll. GOOD AIRY- Ol'T GOES THE BAD' Mr. lflvnn gives .in expert deinonstriricin of artitieicil respiri1ti1in til rhe lwvs' First Aiil eliss vvi'h Stephen Gould aCtin .1s his corpse , This cuurse slums the student vxh.1t to tlu in the c.1se of an einer- eenev, He is sliiivvn htm to tre.1t .1 persun for sl11nelc.heart.1tt.1elx, 1-iisiiiiiiig. .iiiil hriilxen lmnes. He IILIY SUIlTCkl.1X even save ll lite lirst Aiil is .1 require-l suhieet hir .ill LlIlLlCl'Cl.1SSIlTL'Il lll, AND THIS DIOR DRESS lS STRAIGHT PROM PARISU' l.iuul1s Mui' H,1ll .is she points to .1 gxige of one of rhe lE.iLllIU.I !.isl1iu11 lH.1gL'lZlI1C9 Murv. ,mil Anne Bheeroni .ire relaxing in the lxfilllkl neu .itltliuuii tw our llUIDCl1l.llillTg morn. This Seetion is vletiimteil in .1 niuileru. up-ui-1l.1te style. Here iluinestic seienee stuvleiits nut iiiilv lt,'.ll'll tw Al'ltl'L'Ll.lIC the neu liuilx hut .ilsu .ire instruetetl him ru :n.1lxe their nun cliithes t'mi11 rh.1t Jirferent style. . ,Q , f ff IV, HARBTS lilfNDlNG l'P - SIDE -- FORVVARD AND DOWN Although this exercise does mit ilu much for huilrling biceps, it certainly gives the girls .1 grind vxurlc-mit. which tloes inueh to help keep the ligure triin Phvsieil etlucuritin el.1sses serve 11s.1 giiutl rele-.ise triiin the teiisivin ut other elisses .intl give the ilirls .1 eh.1iite tu ixirriciiuite iz. .in urginifetl iiuliuir sport. V. UXYHAT DO YOU Slflf NOXY7' aslxs lNfiSS Mullen as she wpemtes the ne-xx visu.1l-iiiil m.1ehine. Here Frank Buter.i is ll.lNlll4ll his eyes tested. This ITl,lClllIlC shmxs uy .1115 possible tlelieets in ,1 SILIslLAllI'S visitin so th.1t they lllly hehruuulittutl1e.1ttei1t11ii111t' the ixireiits. l2.1el1.i111l everystuvleiitis requireil to have his eyes tested i1t le-.ist unee .1 ye.1r, --me 4... Q 1 4' er .2 IV. MAKING FACESI Rohert Ricci. Peter Imondi .ind Kenneth Silva are performing a ditlicult task as they fashion an Indian mask from clay in an Arts and Crafts class. This course includes block printingg modeling clayg retinishing and decorating painted t'urniture1 relinishing old and new tinware. trays and boxes: textile decorating and painting Chinaware. V. A SMILE GOES A LONG, LONG WAY, and the girl with the scintillating smile is Daly Hirsch. She is taking a peek in the three-way mirror to see how that new racket she made in hometmaking class rits. Domestic Science not only provides for the students instruction in sewing but also gives her those extra clothes that every high school girl can use. WORK AND PLAY DAY BY DAY l THL XY AX TO A MAN S HEART Herr. Elcinor Conti and 'lanice Swenson are found busily whipping up some ingredients for .i delicious chocolate cake. Cooking teaches the girls to follow directions properly and to keep a spic and span kitchen. as is evi- denced here. The girls from the homemaking classes often invite the hoys from the woodworking classes to sample some ot' their specialties when they are extra-special and extra-tasty. II. AN EXPERIBIENT IN CRAYON is what Larry Ellingwood is making as he painstakingly recreates the water jug in free hand design. Proper shading, texture and coloring play an important role here. The General Art course includes lettering. coloring. de- sign. figure drawing. nature drawing and still life painting. Making posters for school functions. such as plays. dances and skating parties occupy an important position also. Ill. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE Carole Charrette and Carole D1N.ipoli are busily working together to finish a skirt. Students are taught to use the sewing machine in the proper way and to follow the pattern directions precisely. When a girl linishes our home-making course she is well versed in the arts of sewing, cooking and managing a household economically. Domestic science is a very popular course among the girls. E 5 I X l . . .I 'S NR 'Vx y. , . . w-1-,..,,,,,w L mmm ey , 0 ,TP ,v IV. IVE NEVER SEEN ONE OF THOSE BE- FORE. says Ernest DiGuillio to Charles Salisbury and Nicolina Leva as they look at an ancient African relic. Tl1is showcase in the main foyer gives the student .1 chance to take .1 peek at the culture of by- gone days. The display is changed every month and has included works ol' early Egypt. Medieval Rome and early America. V. WHERE SHALL WE GO FROM HERE? is .1 question frequently asked ol' Miss Xxvdfkl. the guidance director. Her department renders service to students to enable them to study their personalities. capacities. aptitudes, interests and possibilities. In her room there is a raft of material available concerning I. I.ET'S TRY THIS BOOK. Serena Calcagni offers a helping hand to William Riccio while they look for material for that extra credit library .1ssignment. Doing library vvork in pairs is not only fun but it also helps to get it linished much taster. Our library is well stocked with rnodern novels. text hooks and reference material of all kinds. and is open to each and every student during his study or free period. II A PROFIIEBI IN DEMOCRACY is the naturalization ol' immigrants. Ilere jean Ferron and Daly Hirsch are talking over an international event. jean is from Paris. France. and Daly is from Germany. They are both studying about our system of government in a Problems of Democracy Class. This course is designed to give the student a thorough understanding of the rights and duties of a citizen in a democratic society such as ours. III, THE UNITED STATES RIGHT BEFORE YOCR EYES Mr. Zambarano is pointing out a historical place to the class as ,Ioyce McKenna and Constance Davidson look on. American History gives the student a thorough knowledge ot our govern- ment tirom its early beginnings and foundations right up to its modern ideas. beliefs and problems. Each and every senior is required to pass this course tor graduation. r various colleges and universities throughout the country. .. 'S IS: ff- 14,514 J A NM ,is Wili sn' I 4' 1 A SPOT WHERE ANYONI2 MAY HIQLP is the Iwuiiriess sr.iiIi, which draws up gi budget and sees that ir is rigidly kept. The mcmlwcrs imrtliis yc.ir'S st.1tI'.ire1 Kon 1: ,Iimiif.uI.ucucI1iu.Beverly' Burris. Ann Ii.isri.iiicIli. Ami Aritoriclli. Ifvclyri Ilimi, Glurm Sturm, lil-if Rugiii, Rmi Q: B.lI'IW.ll'.1 Rini. I.lI1LI.l Biruric. I.uuy BLlI'j.I.1IU1.lIl, Eileen S.1Ix'.idorc. Irene Thcruux, DtimrI1y Scccliiii,-Iuyce INIcC.Icuii. INI,irimi Iiipp. Kffii 5: Aritniii.i Iiucu. Bcxcrly Dc Rum. Plulirie Bourgeois, C.li.irIc5 I5iiucIicr,jiiIir'1 Iflliiitt. Ilugcric Di Stctuiiu. Iiemicth Cusm, Kermetli S.ir.izcri, Betts Ijutcm. SUMMO COLLIS MONIIY MIZN f Gene Di Srctlirm. p.itrims m.iii.igL-r. .md Ken Costa, FINANCIAL WIZARDS jack Ellititt. business tirculatimi m.im.igcr. check their returns .igninst budget assessments. miimgcr, .md Russ M.1niicchi.1. adxcrtisiiig miimgcr. discuss budgctiry pmblciiis cur1I'rtiz1tir1g them. 1 sk, ,NX I 59 THEIR GOAL C LLCII A ml JIIIIII group ut srudums hsrcn mcnmcly 19 Mr Iilmd 1 rqrcsumrimn ot Xlmsrwro lx jr. College, cxpl uns nts Quurscs ul Studx md 5ULlil.iLl1W1IlLS Lmh xc xr rc r S I ll I at N.P.I-I. .md ullx mth thc Students IIISXXLYIHQ., ill questmns LUIILCITIIIIQ., thur wllcm 'lhesc IIIICFNICVIS help the Students to Llecnle which college thu would 'nl-Ie to arrand SICKNFSS BFXYARIQ lmlrmg thy Qrlsl mxrw Q Llllllkb QIRX ICI' IN TI-II' ARNILD IORC I S he L, l of their. hm .ire Doris Iiclslmw .ml ruining this September I ff JUNIOR PI-IILI-IARMONIC? Members of the orchestra conducted by lNIiss XY'i1rd1ire: john Berube,j.imes Rossi. Robert OABrien Kenneth Samzen. Michael Russo. Judith Curreri. Russell Deigmn. .incl Doinenic Liberiirore. MUSIC GROUPS OLIR SINGING BELLESY The Antiphonal Choir has entertained us .itlrniribly at m.1ny assemblies. The group is especially noted for its unique rendition and geneml excellence. Members .irez Rm J: Lee R.in.illi. Patricia L.ib.ulie. Louise Vessellii. Patricia Peach, Irma Miller. jeinne Mormn. Rose Marie Arsenault. S.lIlk.l1'.1 Theroux. Myrna Penta. B.irb.irn Neff, Daly Hirsch. Patricia Cappalli, Cora Cooke. Rm: J: Mary Monteiro. Maureen O'H.1r.1. Lois Di Stetlino. Cynthia Bromley. Sandra Barter. and Mary Bowden. vw ., E 1 r I L , 'ri 1 l Q ' I D ,, . E Ni v ' A xx i 3 ' K S 2 4' is , 1 - V G, ' ,SX ix . K is 4. Q ,Q r Xl 1, P. iw' Q fl' I AQ! , v , V DN .4 f 9 -J' w, f 5. 5 ll I LOVE A PARADE is a popular march, and the band is well trained to play that and many others. biembers ate' Ron 1: Edward Bamber. Ronald Contillo, Barry Newton, james Rossi. Anthony Coia. joseph Zaccagnini. Nicholas DeCristofaro, Ted Pettetson. Rau 2: Anthony DeStefanis, john Berube. David Keene. Brad Homan. Lawrence Dante. Michael Russo, john Nastari, Russell Deignan. David D'Antico,john Harrison, Arthur Berube. Ron 3: Eduard XX'erbicki, Kenneth Sarazen, Michael DeLuca, Vincent Alrerio. and David Burdett. lwit. Anthony Ciarlo, Band Master? Note Mr. Anthony Ciarlo. Band Master in insert. MUSIC GROUPS COMMAND PERFORMANCE The Rhode Island Pliilliarmonic under the baton of Francis lN1adier.i played this year at North Providence for the second time in a row. As usual Professor Madiera injected .i little humor and some interesting facts. Everyone enjoyed the music and all that went with it, We hope that they return soon. i.l. I flililli 'anifsxiliil Il new it YOUR ANSWERS, PLEASE! Louise Vessella directs the question, What do you think about sharpie attire in school? to the members of a spontaneous forum held during November. Panel members are: David Carroll, Anne Bastianelli, Alan Atkinson, Arthur Crossman, and Adrian Corvese. -s WHATS THE QUESTION? asks Adrian Corvese from Louise Vesella, moderator. OUR OPINIONS Briggs Woivin Nlieg an-i......... Vi- POTW Il STIQDENTS OE A NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL LOOK AT SEGREGATION: A panel discussion directed by hir, Maguire was held on October 27 and proved very interesting to all. Participants are: jean Briggs, lNIarie Potvin, Nancy Rey, jean jacques and Vilma Valente. MY OPINION-- Marie Potvin states her side ofthe discussion. 102 lsr? 9-.M vi ON THE OTHER HAND - jack Elliot begins the discussion of teen-age problems during a spontaneous forum held in November. Seated: Joyce Mendes, - Myrna Penta, Sally Nugent and Ken Sarazen. Standing: Gloria Stone, moderator. REBUTTAL PERIOD! Ken Sarazen's question is answered by Sally Nugent. PRO AND CON r '+X:. 1 VICES AND VIRTUES OF HOMEXVORK ASSIGNIWENTS was the topic ofthe forum directed by Miss Vican, held on February 9. Participating are: June Bozigian, Emily Valente, john Luca, and Dick Pistacchio. K MISS MODERATOR: Gloria Stone stumps a few panelists with questions. 103 an NIORE POINTS COINIINC I P yells Joyce Arttntl as she demonstrates bowlma procedure to the new members at the tl b Oli members tre htlptul shownng the new members the hne bowlmg art SHOW ML ILACHIR s te a ts A C11 rlbo 1 to adxlser of the bowlmg texm evtpluns the A SPI IDX SNAII. M me Perrmo a lllgll scorer of the Snul term howls the lull for another strrltc Mme h is muntuntrl the llljlllfii store of my member of tht Bowling Clu tt r the ptst two ye rs She often rs stlrt tompetxtxon tor 'N P H s other te tm the Creens Vu nth 1 Itrge turnout ofg1rls the second year of the Bowllng Club w ts 1I'I'IIDCLlId.ICIX a success Veteran bowlers were on hrntl to welcome the new bowhng enthususts offering ct few xnyalu tble pomters gained from thelr own past experlence Lndcr the wqtchrul guxtlante ot two teachers who lent the1rt1me graclously the gxrls were tlught the hne art ofbowl mg as well as good sportsmanshxp 1nd fair play The Club met every Wednesday afternoon for hxe months at the Washington Bowling Alleys From the many teams emerbed two hxgh scormg teams h Sn uls and the Creeps Th1s year m1YlxELI the beginning of mter school Competl tron On INIarth 50 Blue and Gold s term played Cranston Hngh team at Cranston X eterans Alleys Apnl 15 they com pettd wrth the I5 hrghest scorers from Mount Pleasant Hlgh School 'NI P H s hush scorers Mane Perrmo Enlcen Salya tlore Irene Theroux and Anne Mtterom proyetl to be SUIT compennon agamst both teams As june apr roiched plans were bemf., completed for more mter school competnnon ' ' H ' v , . I . . 1 . U , I . 4 V I A - H b A K - X A , , 1' . L .' ,. S I Qbd A 1, 'j.r. ' ' f. '7 Q say. XIIUUIC Fair ., Iiss I M . . ' - 'I A 'I ' . . . .I best way' to bowl to gain a higher scctre. fr' ' v, ' v- Y ' ' L v - , ' ' ,, ' . ' , ' ,- , ' . . A L I 'T. l ,V . V V. V' l V ' ' ' A ' . t e .' f . 7 v . I I ,, yy. ' L v . . ' I ' 104 ROLLING ALONG are the slutrng, enthusmsts TI the .mnutl senror roller sltatrng PIII, Sprlls although sorely recelxed dld not dnm the gqy IIIU6 enloxed by all Each rear the students loolx tom 1rd to the successful slxaflnz parts DIDN T SLIP VCASNT PLSHED JL ST FELL good excuse for prle ups 1nd flst sprlls 15 noxrces and ev perts tlrlte Loom 'around the rrnlt HOLD OX HERE XX E GO The slnters choose partners 1nd xshrrl to the snippx temto of the musrc at Barbers SKATER S WHIRL Swfelmd Sl NIOR CALI NDAR 54 55 t ILO Senu rs rctu n et x to be rm ts t S ut 1 nomrnttrons lor tllss orhecrs mtl soutl Committee Co ehurmcn t nn rs as D L lX moat 111 Nrcc es Crossrnxn LLC une L 1 r nn ntonellr Co Churmen Pit Spencer Ld l C Cttlerx Oct Soutl Committee Lll0SCIl Now. Dec H lfl n X .xr IN ax lN ax une une une 7 Annutl Roller Sltttrng, Partx Dtncrng, to Ld Drew s orehestrl at the Sntmfltlxe Festrml Ptt Spencer gnen DAR Good ClflZCIlSl'l1lJ Au 1rd Pit Spencer Art Crossman Babe Ruth Good S5 orts mtnshrp xxrnners Elune Zcppt recrprent of the Balfour Axx 1rd Xitlte .1 date for Senror Pl tx Hue A Date Senror Btll at Pmtucltet Golf Club Annual hntarc Scnlor Class Trxp Vlentx oflood at Senlor Banquet Senrors pass me-morres to undcruads on Clrss Dax Graduatron D ' 2 ' L' t ' f ,A K A 1. H , I -M ' - f A , z '4 . 1' 1 .' . V Sep. 8: Y 'm ' r radj gk l.jt car et .22 . I 'lt 4 Sep . 22: W1 Q .1 Pr f l'li I. l ' Pr Art Q ' . . S-' .-- Elf Zqtp.. T ms.---A A '. 1 - 1' -- . , W' 7 Nl - , 10: ' ' . l0I . l ' Q ' , . A A ' . ' Jn . ll: . - S A , 4 't I. . Iii L . . ., S Y - -In . 19: I 1 A ' ' '1 r1.11:r.'r ' ' ig -oz ' 1 f 1 ' - , 1, 1. 51: ' ' L . ' ' ' 1 21 5 ' f , ' J 61 A T ' A 3 S . - J 8: - - A 'WSE All -Hu.. BUTCH X OU RE HORRIBLE yells C lfff' Hlghlflb MEN ARE TERRIBLE sohs Ellen on Butth s shoulder 19 Glilfll SIOFIC H165 SOITIC Srlffllu CXCYCIQCS UH C1111 gulf L eonhrrned min hrrer is she tliscoxers she hrs no elite lor tnteetl to correct lxnocl-t lxnces THE SENIORS PRESENT TWO DATES ARE BETTER THANl INONE 1,3.,reeS Carole Camparone as she leases for the nlmce escorted by Anthony Arlia and W1ll1amSqu.zrdr1to Friday Director hir Cole N rs Co e Marylee Clrol Barbira Ellen Arthur Broun Bill Porter joe Carey The hung room ACT l Smile 1 S tm 2 ACT II ACT III Sc H16 1 Same 1 Suffix 2 106 the most imrvortrnt tlinte ol the season HAVE A DATE Aleunder Har es Match II I555 Donald Liebherr Crst Richard Perry Dianne Littlefield Glorli Stone Rosemrrie Esposito Ann Glee Higgins Carol Camparone W illiam Sqmdrlto Anthonx Arlia Peter Imondi THE PLACE of the Cole home Afternoon the present That ex ening Afternoon two weeks later Afternoon a few days lrter Ex ening about eight o clock ,RV . ,A A . G -JG- ' ' at e -5 me rwjmrigf . W I-as---N . ' - a.. 5' Y ,slr A if T X wrt , -f . .. 'L' 'V . '-gr,. L- ' .,s A .' V ., ,' 5 ' '- ' ' . , A 1 2 ' i , , -' r , v V ..-- I y ' ' Q, , v I , 2 , by . ' V' ' , ' . . Assistant to the Director . , .......,. Vincent Rolnlnio 2 I I . l , ..., ,.,...,,..,. .,......., ' ' 1 I , . . . .............., . . . . . E I . V ,. .V . 'fn-Q I Y. . Q I ' 1 I 3 Le ' I . - 3 . , A SHARP 'N CLEAR' Adrren Angell drrecror of stage technrcrans ofthe Dramatlcs Club shows Ken Gudartls and Al Gaudet the correct way to adyust the sound amplrfrers Set8 Ot 8 Oct Nov Now Dec an lk at Apr Apr hflay May Iwiay lNIay une UBC Une JUST BEWILDERED exclarms John Varllancourt and Tom Keune durrng a rehearsal as Pat Spencer and Barbara Rico argue as to vthere the boys should place the table DRAMATICS CLUB GENERAL CALENDAR 1954 55 Summer escapades ended school ofhclally opened Frrst soclal actrvrty of the season rs the Student Councrl Dance Y ah' Rah' Rah' Cheerleaders Dance Choose your partners Dosee Doo the PTA Square Dance W ave of the magrc wand and a glass slrpper ushers rn the Soph s Crnderella Ball Here comes Mr Snowflake at the Semor s Snow flake Eestlval Second Successful Senror Skatmg Party Oxatrons for the Senror Play The best man vrrns at the student talent contest Etosh Dance presented theme Lollrpop Lrck Anvcrously awarted junlor Prom Blue and Gold s Band present dance Dancrng on the clouds at the annual Senior Prom Annual Muslcale Class Day for Seniors Senlors 1o1n the long l1ne or' N P H Alumnr Summer here at last for all undergraduates school doors close UNDECIDED are the Dramatrc Club members read rng scrrpts for a future assembly Row 1 Pat Spencer Adnan Corwese Barbara Rrco Karen Bowe Rau 2 Drclc Perry Brll Squadrrto Davrcl Burdett and Domonrc Vacca 107 I my 1 l l P- I 1 ' Y , V' V f . ' . 27: e . . .- . ,, . 5: ' - - , . . Nov. 8: Spills'n fun at the Roller Skating Parry '. 9: 'f ' ' ' .101 . ' ' ' ' '- -I . 18: I A ' ' 1 .112 ' ' r . 15: .29: - ' ' , 6: .' '- ' ' ' 15: ' ' 20: A ' 25: ' -I 6: ' ' J 8: , . . , ' b r . ,I 22: g s E t y THE SWIRLS OE THE SHIRTS ul' Ruscinarie Esposito .ind Marge Winsrtnly slimy the itctiun of the One World Slww, The show is carried on lu' Miss Ward and the students ASSEMBLIES NEVER READ AT THE TABLE. says Whitney Bone to her friends. These four girls are representing their Home- inaking class. Many .1 lesson is taught hy their helpful hints. : , 5 , , t ,A 4i H . ,Sf 2 If .4 .f-L LM A PLAIN RAG DOLL. says Adrian Corvese as she per forms for the entire student hudy at our annual Christmas assembly .F.d:i.in's talent is enioyed by .1ll. 'MY SHOPPING IS DONE. says Patricia Lahadie to Adrian Coryese. as they argue the value of Christmas presents at an assem- hly. Buth girls did a wonderful lub. 108 fi 'Y 5 SEND CARE PACKAGES. says Daly Hirsch. they help many people. Daly takes .1 very active part in a number of our assemblies. and her singing antl tlancing is enjoyetl by all, I WONT DANCE XVITH YOl'. says Rosemarie Esposito to Anthony Buglio while acting a. scene at our Thanksgiving Day Assembly. Both Rose and Tony are very talented. HOW'S YOl'R SPIZl.LlNG! Susan Wear. Daly Hirsch, Nan Wear anal Paula Germain ask. They are class champs respectively. Spelling Contests are very popular among the students. ASSEMBLIES CONGRATL'LATlONS, says Coach McDeed to Ernest DiGuilo for his wonderful track performance. Grant Kenne- way. Walt Xwhittingslow. and Henry Cesana were also recognized. it. I 109 ,,,27 'N f3,g,.,,.f Bl .1 , 'N f I Y' A, I, -'ax Vt I ,,.A 1 SEE WHAT WE SEE? is the comment of these wide-eyed spectators listening to Bobby Georgi. a talented freshman, vocalize, SOCIAL EVENTS DANCING WITH STARS IN THEIR EYES -Anne An- tunelli and Dick Mztnocchia are under the spell of the soft music and pretty decumtions at the annual Christmas Dangc, 'T 0 110 l NTY5' Q 19' HTS AND SWEET MUSIC ccruinly have their Carol M.1rtine.1u and Peter Eilippi enioy an evening d Q. V A Q . 1ncii1Kg.1ttl1c.en1or dance, .rwmxxxxv ' - 5291 -IIXGLI' BIfI,I,S' 'lllllfpi xxI1.1fNx,1i heard by mgr pmxuf r muior. I-1 X' -IIINIIEX ORc1Ily. .uni hm dna- .lr our Clxmrmxs D.lIlL'C. The W gym up .1-tulmx xx1tl1 Chrzxtrmuu .lc-cwr.1'1ur1i, ,qgmwm--vzwy. ff ,F N ,ff ,Q iw? X .7 V I HBIAY I HAYIQ THI2 HONOR .wks Julln SfAl'.lPi f u1c11mA1m Glcc Hiuuim. Tul1x1xx.u.1SQniur.1l Nurth 1,1 Irmy H1211 Int war. SOCIAL EVENTS I CROWN YOL' KING AND QLELN5' wi Mr xfgxxmm .N he IT SQVND5 LIKE THIS Q-ws Will-1 L-wdffr Crowns Peter Ifnliypi and Glorii Emw .mr the Suphcmwrc Hump- They: asking for A fcqumf M dw Chceflcldefs Dmffv A HUC dwscub5.W,PU1A1,W,IcA this dumce. the gym was .1 mass ut' colorful Autumn lc.1x'eS. dim 1 v hill!! D-. A lx .Z W N 5,3 KL. X . I 4 THE ADYICIQ OF OI'R PRINCIPAL. Air. AICCIUXCYH iS COO!-If LOOK AT BII.I. DOYLE! Our b.1SI4ctbi1II Co-Caiptiiiim gimlglly bi My CVQJIIUA M,.,U,111g-fqi,,1Um-.ifflli-INf.,EwlQ1m Ut' is gipriiruil by the c.imcr.i .is he Ircbliciis up after the Clcxitml lf.iII's the diy. C.in-upcr.1rimi is .iii uursmiiiiiiig Cl1.1r.icrcr1sric of game. W Sflwl- THE QLxTLizA1Axi.Y Am' OF Hiiipixo ig performed by Robert Buger fur Paul.i Germain with her spilled books. Manners pijs big prcmiiiim in cx erydii life 53 RISTINIAS IN TIIIL AIR. .mil Qiriiic C.1rNp,iri:ne. 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A gob that you II enloy A 'ob with responslbllmes lom the rlendly amlly al the Telephone Company Work for a company thats known and respected evervwhere You ll meet all klnds of mterestmg people work ln pleasant surroundm earn good pay rlght from the start Wltll 16 ulal ralses And of course there are vacations with pax and other telephone benefits Ask friends o yours that work or the Tele phone Company Ask about the securltv of a tele phone Job the opportumtles for advancement the lmportant work you can do Come ln and talk wuh us We ll fill IH the de talls on lmportant telephone jobs open for gurls fimshmg Hugh School Do ll now so youll have a head start um :naman IEIEIIIIIIIIE a. msenrn tnmpnlw f-af' ,WMM C? Q L45 A XJ J 1 5 K 3? 22, :mst . sexy, 4 I X v .' sro f al- , - , fl 'Jim , ll .fix X' ff . 1 , - ' . 'ax rss' 5 A ,Xa gs, rx . ' ' L S f ,J G . y K x ,, QQ P ff fgfgg.. 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SESTIJ Lathlng and Insulatlon Contractor 19 LOCLST AX In NorthProx1dc11cc R I 195 ' f Cliutredale 1-T405 EL1nl1urst 1-T968 LUHAII BUMP!-WY d Ttb Cl 5 NIJHTH PHUVIIJENEE VENETIAN BLIND EU 97 JOHNSON STREET Tools - Dies -Findings Goo Luck 0 e ass of '5 D0 ATELLI CONSTRUCTIO C0. General Contractors 11618 FOTIAGIL AVENUE NORFH PHUVIDENCE R I fomplfnmlzls of HIS Bcttv Corsyt Shoppe ,IOHN SEYTUN S1 C0 l ORSP Ill RP S 4 4 XD! l ID hmc 129 N Y r 4 n n . i l'i.'4lIl I-Tlfmli T T N vru v v v fum A no ' 1 Ami, 4: ra 'I , :Nu Pmvif - -1, li. I. CJOIIIIIIIDIIIEIILY of Home Roonl 208 C onzplimenlv of K FRIILN D H11 PRLDILNTIAL INY ILSTMLN I CORPORATION 1066 Flu arlls Struct lNurtl1 llroxnluum li l slDPClU,lZlfIg In School Teanhvr Lonne llonllzlx Pawmenl 12 monflz plan M000 xnuluuu 10921 20 U0 243 30 50 00 al6 60 I lfe lmur mme mmludul m all loans NN Q p is 12 on lnxm Une nt flvrtlfic atv-. 995 on Sax 1ng.,s M50 I lmslm as Nam mon and lax C lubs 19 DR AIBERT C PICOZZI Dentlst 7 I ll Xlll llll1.lllUNllllllLL li Ofhce lourx 9 'Z l u IHIILS ln Xppt I PAX 5-1313 PA 5- : . u J n V 1 .Lv v Q 1Llrl . 1 .- , .. I06:. 1 Q .ICS S'l'lilili'l' , . . I Li, .. . . I. h l Bl. ..' , .,, 'I' 3 '-s 1 ., 4' .'.- rs I l : I 'll 'F A-' ' J -' 'f vi ' ' PA.-1118 ,L , f - -6 Kamp! ,,,, M1801 THOMAS J PAOLINO mcfmefk ealftfy 5 I XLICI Bl DC Room 403 Prox 16161160 R XI X 1 1166 WMA l9fm!mCe ,A 524011 mmf flag W Macmiwn 19 gl'l'L6'U'L5l!L 9 Cnmpany Sales und Dzspluy Rooms KANDIAR TEXTILES INC 41 IAIINTH UILBLIA New Yo1lx16 New York V l L E Q 0l'L 5 ,. Q J 1. I FV A ' I I Q I V' - , . 1. I ' I BM Xorth Provide11c'c, Rhode Island p A f ,w 1- S -7 GREYSTIINE CASH MARKET , Howardl? Ferguson D VM John E Martin Inc 213 C ANAI STH! I T INDUSTRIAL PLATING COMPANY 28 IIIIIIEIIIN Qf I Complinzenis of . 9 O C VIII YSIONII II. I. I I DIZ I-8073 I-8071 I-80Tf' COIIIIIIIIIIICIIIS of O O 9 I Beqf, Pork, Poultry P IC M .- Ureystone II. I. I ' 'd - H. I. 1 I S IIERLING SHOE S'I ORLS IOIIIIIIIIIIIUIIS QI 270 III XHUSSI rl NI xxIBxSS XDUR INN 109 WLSl'MIXSTlfli SF Shoes or the inure llllllllj U ilxl SLR! INSLHI NIOR'l0N sun H INC NEW YURK UUE SWR-E lcmludut li I 10 IH Du xx N I IU I I Rhode Islands lizqqecl Seleclzon I Imldtmt oj Iounq Hz!! llahlflllb ul Ioung 1 Budgeluwe I rzces XIOIIOII qlllltll Huh nd W ear 129 v v I - , I , a If J . . . A l . Av A . 3 A Y . f A, I CENERJI. l,YSl'R.i.N'CE ,il1li.Vl'S BROAD 5'1'H1gET I' ' ' 'f . . 0, C 1 ii v ,h . , . 1. Y' , ,, I A b LN. -1117 1' EL 3 3820 CENTREDALE MACHINE 8. TOOL CORP 238 WOON XbQUATUCKET AVE North Proxldence B I EL 3-2852 TROTTER S FLOOR COVERING CO Carpets Llnoleurn Broadloom Rubber Tile Isphalt Tile II all fmermg 1870 IxIll16ldI bpl 1115, Ax enue North Proudencc R I Ralph I rottvl LOOK 70 THF FUTURE SLCFEQS THHOLGH OLH THAIINIIXCJ 90 CAIN YOI DAX AND EX ENIWI CI AQSES Post Graduate Courwea or Lzcenaed Operators JO KN SCHOOL of BE XUTY CULTURE 143 WXSHINUTON SI' PROX IDENCE 'NI Amung 1 0293 STEER S DAIRY 81 DAIRY RAR DOUGL Ab PIKE QIIIIIIIIIGICI CE 1 6488 l I . I w. H - ' ., ' .' ,. A . I rw THOUSANDS HAYE ATTAINED 1 , -L I I. I - I X Ay 1 if r I, ' 7 I I30 PA 5-2155 CQRSINI REALTY C0 Marlevllle Hardware Real Estate 8 Insurance Harduare Electrzcul Supplzes Paznts Tools 132 HXVS BINS ST PI'0W1di-'IICP R I DE 1 8822 1050 Vlmeral Spflllg Avenue Nort11Prov1dence R I EI 3 9898 EL 3 3434 gm, COLUMBUS on co 1195 DOUGLA3 xx ENUE U 4 D01 'I W MFV 1 1North Prox 16161100 Rhode Island North Pmvldence R I T F O-XTES JR E C OATES Pontffrelll Prop 131 l O O Y , . . .. . . 11 , . . - - - - - 1 - 1 - A , , , o M L A n Sales - Service - Instullqtion -v r v ' ' ' 1 ' V T 1' I 1. A J- ,4 . L., - 4. T . T Y. , . . 7 . . 1 f, . . . A. . , . I - - RAOUL R LUMINELLO General Insurance C omplzmenls of W ILLI XXI ,I XL RELLIO Complzmenis of FRED S TAN ERN 1021 NIINERAL SPRING AX E1NLE No1thProv1dQnce R I PA 6 9048 9 6 9120 DOC S W ARIETY STORE I our Local P X 1064 C HNR1 EQ STREET NPIIIQNIRQ R I THE TOWN MARKET Charles and Mmeral Sprlng Avenue The I'lne9t In Meats GILLEN S FILLIWG ST ATION 1 asolme Ozls and Creaslng l149 CHA111 ES STREET PA 6 9642 PA 6 9064 MIDTOWN AUTO BODY 24 Hour Toumg Servlce Body and Fender W orh Auto Repalrzng and Auto Pamtmg 1063 CHARLES STREET North PI'OVld8IlC6 R I NICOLO BROS Props PA 3 7661 WARIEVILLE FENCE WORKS Il' :re and Iron Fences Fzre Escapes 19 NO TI RNO STRLFI' Worth Provldence R I , . , . 'I . I . 7 4 A I A ' I A - 9 ,' , v Y - v T , Y I L T A I u U 1' - ' 1 -. Y . Q -f- L ' l ' I 1 I 1 A 1 , c '. V. , . . 9 1 Corner oi I . ' 1 . . . 11 - J A T - 1 Q , ' ,. 1' ' , . . ' L T . 7 I -T L., . . 1 - - 132 19101 Hr and Hrs WERNON B WINSOR XNINQUII IARNI IJFGCIIVIIIL B I Comp! zffz enle of B XRE ROCK BEY ER XGE Nlanufucturere o can Umm orange NESBITTS E R COLE RADIO K 'IELEI ISION 303 PUIBANI AX FNIF QITIIIIIIILICI I1 I FA 0 4 LLXLRY Cleansers 3 Hour Plant Seruce Free Plrk I p and Ilellzerx 1053 NIINI BNI QPRINK ANI NI I NO PROV SELF SERV ICE LXLNDRY 1099 CHAHI FS QTHEET North Providence H I PA 6 9121 Wet Wash Dfylllg Seruce Dry Cleanznl, CF 1 9498 H here all good frcends mee! ladfes Im zled CLLB 4 Chance foods and Lzquore 39:1 PLTNANI AVENIF QIIIIIIIIIQIII R I MA 1 2940 Iieeldenu PI 1 891 SUNRISE FABRIC SHOP Slap Comer and Drapery Fabrice Drapes Slip Cozers Spreads Custom 'Uude 609 CHABI F9 QTRFFT Irovxdence H I 0100 Residence P 22112 CAL S PONTIAC Sales Sermce Parts 91.3 CHXRLFQ QTREFT NOFIIlI,FOVlCIlllC0 Fm I Domemc A Nladonna General Nlanager CE ' . 1 . - . , C I .9 O. - - Q - f f . - 1 44 1 if I . . I , . . Y ,A K , ' I 30 T v . . 1 I ,7 - 1 v Y - Y Q' 4 ., , - I . 11 4 . I ' I I Iv 1 I, ' , . . ' , . . , , . Y - . .. . 2 : . . L I I H L -- A A ' Q . 1 7 Y is ' - as 1 I A41 R T 66 4499 I . I 1 4 ' I --' T T 1' ' . . . - 1 , 1 A . . . U . , , . . A-' .,. ' - . - A . A PA 2- , : A -I A I ' ' C0 - . . . Q . . . x ' - , . 1 . ' 4 ,. 1 J. . . I C I 1 . X - , . . A . 14. ., 1, . y J . - L v A 1 ,., . . 1 1 1 i 1 l 1 CE 1-9382 GREENVILLE PHARMACY GREEN X ILLE Rhode Island Complimenls of Mr and 1NIrs JAMES L TUCKER PI TNANI AX ENI 1' ireenwllle R I 4 COB SHOP 21 WATERMA1N AX ENUE Centredale ROY ELECTRIC CO1NIPANwY Q7 EAST AN ENL E Centredale CE 1 4124 ALFRED BRODEUR General Merchandrse GFOCGTIGS Meats Frults N egetables URI' ENX II LE R I CF 1 0304 R CE 1 4411 DR JOHN FALIWO Optometrist FCI11I'Cdl1C R I THE XLLENDALE C0 ACNIE 131 XRINE 81 SUPPLY CO 204 PI TBAN1 PIIxF ROI TF 1X0 44 Qnuthfleld R I 494 WOONASQUATUCKET AX hNUE Johmvn Motors BOW Allendale Illarme Supplies felllredale ll R 1 Lawn Mozcers Bicycle Sportlng Goods CE 1-'309 I 658 VVOONASQITATUCEET AVENUE I - 1 1 T . r ' 1 I . - .- I . . . I ' .' - ' s 134 Complzmeniv of CH -XRLES GABRIELE Contractor Complimenls of D 8K S Screw Products Co a8 WATERNIAN AX PNI In Fentredale R I CE 1 9487 YOLA S BEAUTY SALON 219o MINERAL SPRING AX ENLE North Provldence R I CONNOLLY S CENTREDALE PHARNIACY Where I our Palronage lS Appreclafed 2030 SMITH STREET Centredale R I Compliments of DR F DANIEL RUSSELL 1989 QNIITH SFRFET CE 1 4020 NORTH PROVIDENCE POLICE ASSOCIATION 2008 SNIITH STREET Fentrulqle ll R l CE 1o209 E RI LATHANI sl SON General Electrlc Radnots and ipplzances 2290 NIINILRAI SPRING AVENLIL Ceutredale R I TFLEVISION f'EIal10 5 135 GENERAL BIILLS Inc Feed Farm Supplzee Seeds 5 PLTNIANI AI FNLE Centredale Rhode Island ' I . . . I . . . . v LA- 4- A ,.. - -' - 'I 9 , . 66 7 - I ' f - - ,, , . I , .. I ,.. - - L , . L1 I 4 1, 41 I . Centredale, R. I. , - - I - - - 1 . - I w r A - , , Q Q . L . . S ' . .y . ,- ,- T-w Tw r'W ,N , -v .. I I J I A 1 JL . ,.. ' 9 . - - - - - - Compliments of EDWARD A RICCI NID CE 1-9790 REILLY'S Athletlc Eqluplnent C F DI Hockey Skates and Sticks 2009 QNHTH QTHFTT NOI'11lPI'OVldl,Ilf'6 R I 1 PANTEX ansers and Launderers Plant Seruce 1919 QNIITH STREET fLIl1lPd31B li I CEWTRED LLE WIOTOR 5 LLES Pontiac bales and Scrvnu 26 PDTN XXI AX EX1 E If nbton R I f E 1 6232 CE 1 085 NEIGHBORHOOD NIARKEI' uallty Foods Free Delu ery 18:11 QNIITII QTRILET 1XOlt1lPfONld6IlC'C R I BRI AD and PASIIH BORRELLI S BAKERY 11 e Specmlz e I W eddlng and Birthday I ukes 1894 QMITH QTREET FE 1 4418 Q EYI RPXTOR and SIARTI R Drue Sufelx and Be 'Safe 4ccessor1e.s T1re9 Batteries 4lso fomplete Uotor ll orh SGANIBATO BROS SERY ICE UNC 603 VN OON XSQl ATL C 1x11 ANI NLE 1 1u1l or Fl 1 LA TOLR BROS Florlbts Prompt Delzzersy Sertlce Funeml D051 llb o Plants qnd Form as o VL 4 ddmg, Bouquets C 19 61 1969 Q.Nl11'l1QTRHT Centredale R 1 ' 9 - ' - . 4. . ' ' ' .' . ' I . L, J 41 - V, . . CE -9780 D , 1 7 Cl., - . 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Q - Z 1 1 136 Complzmerzls of DR ELGENE RICCI FE 1 6919 CENTRED ILE ROOFING 31 RFDIH ERN QTHEET WI YOLNG Bullders PLTNXN1 AI ENI E Johnston R I Comp lznzenls of CH KRLIE S REST XLR INT CENTHEDAI I R l ROYL IND S SERW ICE ST ITION Complete Lubrlrutron and Auto Acvemorzes 9 PL I'N ANI XX EN UE CIVIIIIICNIIIC R I CF' I 5113 BONDED STORM WINDOW CO fN0ITlblllllfl0ll Storm Wmflou s and Doors 1983 QNIITII STRFFT A Rap1s1rd1 WILLAGE PIZZARIA 919 NIINERXI SPRING XIISNIE Centredllu R I Friday Fnsh and Chips Tomato Pzee Our Speclully Orders Put lp To Tulle Out C194 CII 1 1390 EL DEE Furnlture Compdnv uullty furniture Pr1cedR1 ht 'lrrx Bembe XI NI Drum 2193 NIINFRKI SPRINC AXIINLF Centredfllc 11 R I -I 1- 1' CO. . 1 E. 1 . CO. w ' ' 1 . - - A , L Y 5 Y 35 I Y 1 4 11 1 ,,, . . , .. p 7 , Y A Y .J ' I North Providence R.I. Ch 1-9776 , U U ' n I , 4 -.. .. T.1' I - I I og It In K' , T, .. . 'KI I 11II1,.' 1'l1'u1 , ,E -T1 ,, , 1, - K - - - I 137 Compliments of DR EDWARD A J DIMUCCIO Dentist 556 SMITHFIEI D AY IIINUIL Pawtucket R I Complimenls Qf WORCESTER TEXTILE CO INC CREXSTONI4 H I METRO ATLANTIC IINC 2072 SMITH STREET Centredale R I RILEY S FILLING STATION CPOHI IAX II I E Ii I Texaco Fasolme and 0:1 horn alll lush Iee Tlrew GREYSTONE HARDWARE RADIO TFLFI ISION X DEFRAIN CISCO 164 VI ATFRMAN AW EN L E STRAND JEWELERS 4 Complete Llne of fl te 77 WASHINGTON STREET Plovxdente R I BANSPACH BROTHERS Wholesale Bakers We speczalmze an Bread and Rolls 114 DELAIINE STREET Provldence R I FL 3 9871 CARRARA S 93 VI OONASQI ATI FEET AX FINLE IXorth Proudence R I MUSIC and Entertainment Every Saturday 151 te ' l I . . . ' ' 1 w 1 r 'w .I J 3 . ,, . . I 7 U l l f - - 9 T , . -. 1 . v J 1 JI , . . I . , , . . , . . , .. . A 1 'f 'f . . - 1 H Q - I 1 . ,f . J A I Diamonds gr lratclzes - Rings ' 'r L . I f f If I L A L I I , . . - - - - 1 - cc s as , . . . r tr ' ' f ' ' - I . , , 1- , . . T L I ,. , . . 138 Complzrnenls of PIOS CAFE Complunenls of PIS ATL R0 NIOTOR SALES Seruclng 1896 SNIITH STRILINT orthProw1d1ncg H I THE CONINIUYITY PRESS Prmters L.f1.0gmp1.efS 113 110 PLTNANI AX ENUE Centredale P. 1 5 91-91 BERETT X S PH XRNI XCY l08l f HAHI INS SFIIITI T Nlarlulllc Drugs I'ountaln Cosmetzcs Baby Foods and Tobacco Preserlptlons Cwreiullv Fllled Telephone 1 1112 CARL S OIL SERVICE Complete Automa tzc Heating System 24 SCHOOL STREET Johnston R I Boulmg al Ils Best LYIWIANSW ILLE RECREATIO CENTER 330 W OON XSQL XTI f KFT XX TNI I' North Provldenfe H I TE 1 9034 HARTLEY S VARIETY STORE Neusdealer 111060517189 Sta tlonery Cakes Pres Candy Tobacco 138a PI AINFIEI D STREET Thornton R I PA 6 931 1 ZACCAGNIINI S PASTRIES We Special: e In Cakes For 411 Occaszons 1021 NIINEBAL SPRING AI FNI I' 'North Providence R I 38a ADNIIRAI STREET Provldence R I L. . 1 N 1 1, . . I - PA -1 ' 1 9 . 1 . 1 ' 1' .1 - . 1 11. . 11 - T T v 1 V -1-' x A , . . 9 I if Y .. it 77 9 I 1 N 4 . I , 7 Oil Burners-SalesfffService , X- , . . , 1 Q , , . f U . , . i - , . . , . . - 1 l .-., - -,- 9 ' 1 Y 9 1 1 1 Q - of ' I I ' 'Z ' . . 7 T '71 T T Y 1 1 B 1 1 I ,J1 1 4 1 l l T 1 IT I I 1 , . . , 1 .- JA A A n ' A A , . . 139 Complimenls of V ALEWTI S BAKERY Office Resndence GA 1 1555 EL 3 2124 STATE OFFICE SLPPLX CO 239 WLST EXLHANI I SFRI IT PFONICICIICC '3 I1 I RICHARD E FR ANK CO Insurance .I Frank Koehler 56 10 DLRE Vanaqer P rv R I FRUIT HILL PH ARWI ALY PRESCRIPTION S 141 3 2521 1558 SXIIPH QTRPEI' u Ill PION IKIQIIH II DEX'l LR BROS INC Coal and I'uel Oils Truchmg and Blllldllle Materials IIellP1pe Sand and Oralel Tel SC 15541 N QCIIUHIB Claxton BIONXII lNlg.,l II' holemle K Retail lpple Storage HIGHL AWD ORCH ARDS IIARTPORD ANI TO ROI FI' l0I 'N0rtI1Se1tuf1te R I Tel Sutufile I 3300 1 5554 WALTER H ROGLER Poultry X Dalry l'arrn Egg? K Chlchens Wholesale K Retail I c SC I5558 GEORFE D BRUSH ,IR Florlst FRILENIIOI SFS and SHOP Iii Harms Road Smithfield U IM H N ' 7 ,A , A I . , 1 . A f . . 5 . . 1. I .L . LL In 1, . . : ' z 5, Q A - A A- , w I N Y 66 ' ' V' 99 A. JJ - . A -A 7' ST. 'Z .' ' . I t ri ., . . NV ' 'I ' 'U -I- F. A j ' ',. f'. E 1 O, O 9 -' N. . . ,A . S 7 - -3 - A W, A A Ja J , . . E 9 - . , I, c I, . . - Y.. ' ' , l Y .I I I 'll CF -- - I .. ' PI me: . A - V I 1 . ' , . - . . 1 D I J w . T I 4 ' ' ' GIIEICXX II.I.Ii DAD . . . H I Svil 2 1, . I. A , . . I - - - - - - I I - Q 140 Complunenls of .IOSI PH TERINO C,0mplm1e11I.s oj SCITUATE ,ILNIOR POLICE SCI'I UATE R I Chlef of Pollw John J C loxsley OT ARAWTOYIO BROS IN C 1 03 NIINERAL SPRINLI AXE North PI'0VldLIlL8 R I Conzplmzenls oj PRICE FLETCHER TREE SERVICE INC ANCLII ROAD SHNlCSVlll8 R I .J 2230 KNIGHT FARM APPLES Cold and Sales Storage Roonl Open all VN lllttl Route 116 C1 tem llle R EDW ARD I IGLIOTTI Industrzal 0 Fonunercml o Resldentzal 8:1 Winton Au I lOVld6IlIt Ll mhurst 1 9813 FRLIT HILL HARDW ARE CO Telepl1o11e EI xnhurst 3 3 34 13121014 bNllTH STREET N Plovldence R I Ralph Isabella KELLS PRE5C CENTER la06 SNIITH ST North Proudence 24 Hour H1 Serzzce John NI lxells R Ph EI 3 3112 Xfter HOUIS Te 1 0866 W Y Y E , . . N A 1 1 ., f . T 1 1' S ff '. 6 Pa. '-' ' I ' ' GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDER T - l Z ,H 1. ' 1. , . l. T J - - i J - T, -Y K I . A . 141 A FRIEND Complimenls of FRANK T GALLESHAW Complzmenls of A A CLOUET SARGENT LACE WORKS INC NI SClI'LAll li I Lace Manu acturers ESWIOND MACHINE AND TOOL OID COLNITY RD TASCA SAND 8z GR XVEL CO SCRPENPD S4ND FRAIVEL L04M I og Road Spragzevllle H NIACERONI Sz SONS Funeral Home 153 ATWELLS AXE lrovldence R I ARCHIE H LOGEE FLORIST When It 5 Flowers Saw lt Wlth Ours Flmdale Road North Scltuate R SC 13322 . . I 4 Q 5 H J a 1 f I CO- 1 J . , , A 62 J Tl . A A ' v . I Esmond, R. I. CEntredale l-6947 I I B. I A I 9 . 1 v ' ' y - , 1 D A A, A . , .I 142 I SOCIETA MUTUO SOCCORSO STELLA D ITALIA CFRTIFIED IYSTRL CTOR bs A A A 'VIR JACK MENN X Teacher of Niccordlon Harmony 8. Theory E 11006 14193 UNITED SPECIALTIES INC 212 UN ION STREET Provldence R I SIRAVO S NIOTOR SXLES 214 GREEAX ll E AX EBI E Johnston R I ART 81 AL S BAR B Q CHICKEN 117 PLTNAM AN E CF 1 5033 Cramtevllle R I FOURNIER COWST CO O Carpentry I Roofing 0 Nlasonary 3 9447 U S PLUMBING 81 HEATING 011 Burner Installutzon 139 DEX ONSHIRE ST GA 1 9792 Provldence R I BIYERS FARWI Turkeys Poultry Beef Pigs ANGELI ROAD Savlesvllle R I - 2 K K J A YA 'I ll I mv A L u If 9 A ' L. -'H Ir.. -33. Il - - 9 0 . I , We , 1 I L, V. .. -. v vw . 1 , , .. , .. I - , s I O . . I T T ' -I I l . .- - . JO - Pa -' 1 - . . I lo I I I Ilvx A . . A , .. n, V , .. , 143 CENTERDALE LUMBER 10 PLTMAN AXF Centerdale li I GILBERT S Charooal Broil 0 Grill C0 N0llllqCl1lldlt Rhode Islfmd Conzplzmenlf of MAC S at STUMP POND COIl1ll1lIII6IlfS of SCIIUHLP Engineering Co ni SQU XRE DANCING BELL FARM Dougla P1ke 'iunlhfield H 1 Thomas C qabetta CE 1 4165 ATL VWTIC COKL COMPANY Coal Lolme 1 ININXIII S01 Xlil Prox lde Ill 1 9 1 WIARTIN W STABIP POULTRY The I'llleSt ln Eggs and Poultry 816 GREENXILI E AX FIXLE Johnston R I Tcl Vloon 1886 17 LAPHANI S STORE FARN1 Nl PIRE qmlthficld Hd Frloldalre 4ppllances W aehlng Illaclnnei and Teleuwone 9 . . . . , , . T I A Ji ,A , . . 1' - K ' . ,, 5 K.: 3 , f 1 ' , ,, ' ,,I H. z 1 . xl , g ,4 .1 1 at I , Y ' .01 b 1 zaofs' 4: ' s . , , . ' l Y 1 -A ,IL 1. '-' ' - EL. -T000 1 if '. , 1. T - -.L 9 CC ' 99 T Y V1 . L ., , . ' iv 7 w Y v .a. . A . - 1 - J I . . . . , . . 4- I - Q 144 fompllnzenls 0 Y ILL IFE II XI ERN Esmond II I C 0l7lIIlllIl6.'lllS of S XXII EL WIUNTEC XLY U ERVEST S HOPKINS CIIIIPXFIIIST II I Con tractor and liullrler NIORRISSETTE S SERW ICE ST XTION IUI YI XIX SPIIINI Ill? lthfuld I fl I 1081 ARTHL R W IYSOR Ercalatm Contractor Imcoln R I Tfl I'XxxtuLIul '7 0186 P CORY ESE Plastering K Stucco II orl. I8 VII TUIIXO STIII IT N PIOVICILIICL II I ST VND XRD ELECTRIC XL SERI ICE Elec trzcal Con trat tors 1083 PI XINI II'l D T .Iomston H I .IX I 888 I 9880 ELITE CLEYNSINI C0 lo SNIIIIII SIIIII One Das Seruf e Deluery Tallorm uallty our Specialty D A -' f , . . - . V , , .' I I - . , , Q . A . Af , . . I 9 - . - . Y 5 I A- . L ,- A L, . . . .' l n I . ' Sm' 'I , I . I. li. -C ' ' ' I. A, ' I I H-- - ' a' ' ' ' 5 AXGELI, ROAD . , , ' .I C2 . , . . I ' I x -1 I - . , . . ICI.. Z- T A A A A T T N I I, 5 Y 0 wo. , .H 4.1.1. I J A cc , ' ,', as I I. S . I G .l . . g I , . . . . -. -8 Q A I V PROYIDENC E 2 Rhode Island GLADDING'S One 0 New England s Finest Storee FAIR OAKS 1830 IINIIIAI SPIIINI ANENLIL BUIIII Pxoxlclulce R I D BENNETT S Texaco SCPVICI SI Pl IINXNI XXI Nl I' IOIIIISIUII R I our 'lvxuro Dealer PEZZULLO INSURAIN CE 266 I BIINXIIIE AXIL .IUIIIISIOII R I slclm nu II I ROBERT FREY FLORIST SNIIII S II Corsages l'unuul lieszgns II eddmg, l'lou ers D 93 RICCI S MARKET nnlufy Bleu! and frorerlee I'resh lrult and Ie etablea I0 ENIAINI ISI STRPI T INHIHIISNIIIL R I Radzo K 70101181011 Favlorg Trained Ter hmvums 4ppl1unf'e Seruce Dlen Ipplmnre Sales K Seruce orth Providence Llectrlc Center 313 VI 00N -XSQI XTI FRET AX E NOIIIIPIOVIKIGIICQ R I 5 I3 nm: II I Tlmke son I f 1 s CE I-976' , . NIS I. fi 'J' 3 ' ' I ' ' ,, . . I , A' , h . iC,' Y .I .53 CE I-1130 IIC. ' 1 ' Ii -0023 I I CO. 1 1 I W I 1883 U I . l'l QIET I A A4 ' I A ' Ccrltmflzule, R. I. C15 1:7 - . , , , . , . ow . I: ' - N , . . 4. L. Y' A ' ' I C12 I-7,110 ' I Ii. nr' 1- . .. 146 INbI XNTW HIP Inc 881 111811118 STIILI I' XOIIII PIONICILIILL R I KXNE S DRLG STORE. 2097 SNIIIII QIIIII IT f IIIIQCIIII R I Complzmenls of HENNESSEY DAIRY C0 FRLIT H11 I M LNLE NOIIIIPIOVILILIICL Ii I D XDXNIO S PHARNIACY Ihspensm Fhenuete Phurnmczst 611 IXI1 IIS SI I IOVIIILIILL Ii I I mcent D Kd uno HXRTLEY CONIPANX INC Coal Coke Fuel Oils Heating Equlpment 1900 SNIITH STRELT Feutredilc R I CEIIJ fE166.59 ROSSI S Xulo Body Shop Special: mg Ul Rtllllllillllf., and W reeks Bodx 'md I 0IlfI6I II 0111 qcat I ow us See our neu Baking Ozen I0 IILNIBI IIT QTIIFEI' Ixluansulle R I EI 3 3696 DI TROIA RADIO 81 TELEY ISION Sales and Seruve Electronic' Sound 43 IxNl1 HT SFHIII 1 PIONICIQIIIL 9 R I I IIIIIUISI 1 4100 ll IIIIS HARTFORD AUTO CUMPKNX nc D1Sot0 Plymouth 469 IIAIITI OIID AI I N11 PFONICICIICC 9 Hhodo 151 md .Iobcph D0 Ilobblo Mm undo Qllx ldore v vw ' '7 v , 1 v f , - .L A , O Q A A . .L ., ' L I , -L .I 1. 4, Te ' z -, . . 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II zshes' lor Succevs THE UL TLET CONIP ANI RIIODI ISLAND S LARGI' ST S'l ORP I4 IQFIIIKX xIAgLINIIf, I0 IINFIIXNI S SLINUCO SERI ICE Rcllablm Repairing No lub loo Small 1 SNIIIII VIIII IIILCIIIQ 5 T 9' , ' A s. 1 I ' ' X, . 4. WIC. ' ' Ili A I , I A A A 1. -' . .. P3120 , 1131, Ii-2778 I T9 l I ' ' , 9 ' I L 5 A 'b .V I I' T81 ,I I QI - 90 .' ' 9 iI,I PAID Pri ' ? ' , . I. l , U , YI ' I'rm'ir 1-111-1-, II. I. Ile' -z f 'Ivm , 7, I ' ' A ' El, 3-I 8814 I 'x I - ' ' -ry , 1 ' ' 9 ' l A. Fruits, Vegetables , , o I' o I mis 5 H I' f 0 I ' 0 Nz I llivs .A Y'ViJ A gA I I' fin-.2 'II fi T A W . - V' , I . . , A 9 ' ' . , . . ,. 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A ' ' A ' ' 149 COITIPIIVIICIIIS' of DAIRY DIP ICE CREANI ll 3 9 INIORRISSEY 5 OIL SEIU ICE NIINIIRAI S'tNl A N ntI1 I'1ow1du1cc It I 3 9891 CELON' X S Servlve Statlon, Inc Fomplete fiutomotne and Road Seruve HIICI NIINEII XI SPIIINI md DOI I LAQ XX LNI I Q NOIIIIPFONICIQIICG B I I OIIIIIIIIIIPIIIS of f PNEI K WOI UNIEER FIRE CO Inc I OOD I I C Ix from THE WOMEN S of lhe Geneva Fire C0 , Inc CIR XNCI S IND SOYS B SKERH nth pI'ON1iIt'lll It I9 Pl Hour Seruce LILN IRE DINER 1939 SNIITH STRII T N nth PIONICILIIQL Il I tngt I h 1II ,IXILf ERS IIESI XURXIN II f 011111111 I0ung,f 7 IIMIIIORIJ L IISIOII It 5 . '-988 I . 1 w , 1 w 1 7 1 A4 162 A y Q I . CII ly: YIENIIC , I ' ' K , . . I X A , I1 ' .I 1 A 1 I. , . L JA T 1 y! v J r 1 Cc ' ' ,I f , .' I I 1 X fl A. .- Efsi. ' 1 I ' 1 ' , , , 7 'v I A AUXILIARY L I2 A'I'I.AN'I'IlI AXICNI Ii ,. ' . . Nc ' 'z --, . I. CI1 I-I 01 1 t -. f- V .I I n I . w 1 yr w y A I V A ' A J 2.835 '. I AN H .Ioh J , . I. Cie jf- A z xo, Nlztllzwcn' 150 XCNIE FLOOR SLRF XCING 97 IIXXIII FOX 91' JV S4NIIlNG PINIQIIINI If IXINI Janus C 1111 Cl XIIIIIOIIN NI11s111uec1 11113681 LN 1682 I 'IOXWN KND CULNTRY PH XRNIXCY I8 7 NIIXI HAI NPI1INi XXI XI N111tI1 P11n11I9111L R I I 3 HWFIN AIIHICFIIIIII I3 Q R1 II11 m C0111pI1111e11l9 of DEPLTY SIIERIFF 81 NIRS ARTHUR BLCCI C 0III11IlIIl6VIfS 1y CONINIUNIIX IHEXFRE X IIIUHN ANI FOIIIIJIIIIICIILS of W ALDORF IUXEDO C0 Ilen s FormfllIIe11rlJr111511e KOIIIIIIIIIICIIIS 0 PXULIWE S DRESS SHOP 111111 110111 F011 ns' fouls VII STNIINNFI I1 STRI IVI CED XR fRILL l6'llfllf'llIl1 U11lsl11111l111q fl111r1011l lffllllfd Sleak Ilmners Slenk Sllllflll 11l1es 1100HkI1l'10l1D XXI JOIINQTUN SCI'I L X I L B550 SEIU ICL CEN I LR II heel lllbnlnent I I I Road Serucv cl 1011111 PI 11111 Q1 I 5 87 T 6 1111 9 III1 IIXRRX X I XA 15 Y , . 7 - Y v 1 - 1 I 1 ' L ' I' I'1'1 '., II. I. Y ,, 6:.1ji1..' . . . - A A A I- .A . I Q ' - i I I ix, n n . v , - Tel. fI,. '-3000 ' , ' I 1 ' '1 , xg. 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