Revere High School - Lantern Yearbook (Revere, MA)

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BOY Gerald Fxnkelsteln John Capoblanco W1ll1am Indresano Michael Prochllo Wxlllam Rlck Rlchard Zelandl John Splnellx Charles Goldsteln John Santosuosso Charles Burmm Murray Slmon Amerxco Moschella Anthony Scaplcchlo Robert Matthews Earle Lxlly Anthony Capobxanco Rlchard Pxke Robert Ross Carl Vose Felix F1ore Wllham Murray Bernard Wolfson Edward Palladmo James V1lll0tt8 Fehx Fxore Arthur Goldberg Charles Goldstein Robert Ross Smunr S7nprrlnt1npa CLASS BENEFACTOR MOST POPULAR BEST PERSONALITX BEST DRESSED HAPPIEST BEST LOOKING MOST TALENTED WITTIEST SMOOTHEST DANCER PEPPIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEID BEST SMILE MOST INTELLIGENT BEST NATURED MOST AMBITIOUS BEST LAUGH MOST MANNERLY BEST LINE MOST DIGNIFIED BEST STATURE MOST BASHFUL MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST SOCIABLE SHORTEST TALLEST MOST OPTIMISTIC BEST CHUMS GIRL Eda Martmo Betty Lou DeB1l1o Patrlcla Marlno Margaret Jordan Dorothy Guarlno Gall Gallant Nancy DuCette Mary Carroll Joan ZIZZH Barbara Nugent Myrna Saltman Elame Garofalo Yorkette Solomon Nancy Zaccarla Lorrame Monson Myrna Zems Barbara Bumlm Jean Costante Marllyn Shella Sylvla Mane Lorrame Bmda COVltZ Vllker D1gl1o Leone June Holdmg Agnes Sarno Madellne Pearle Josephlne Casale Angela Swvola O o Norman Rosenblatt BEST ATHLETE Carole King

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I Svvnmr ifivnur One of the greatest events of our senlor year was the openlng nlght of the Senlor Revue Our amateurous hearts were 1n our mouths The orchestxa played the overture and the lxghts dimmed and who do yon. suppose stepped out? Charlxe Goldstem our master of ceremonles The show was ably started by Madellne Pearle s terrlfic pantomlmes The Honey buns Juanlta Mxller Josephme Casale Ann Savola and Julle Vldhl prouded a blt of South PZICIHC The T B A s flnallv undraped their mysterv act whlch was a h1lar1ous take off of the football team and 1tS admmlstrators The actresses of TBA were Annabell Hoody Dorothy Dans Carole Klng Patr1c1a Nlarmo Joanne Slgnole Helen Schwartz Nladellne Pealle Myrna Saltman Lolrame Monson Myrna ZQHIS and Jacque Bell A blt of nostalgla was brought to the Revue by Nlvrna Zenls and Mlke Proch1lo dolng the Challeston The aud1ence recened It very warmly for xt IS begln nlng to glxe IH popularlty Next came the show stoppexs that hush hush comedy wlth Bobby Katz Murray Slmon Jlmmy X7llll0tt6 Mlke PIOChll0 John Blake Anthony recall was a xery humorous pantomlme by Bobby 'llatthews called I m 1 Fool to Care Another pantomlme followed and was presented by Ch1ClxlQ Nlonglardo Annabel Moody Jacque Bell 1ndLoxra1ne 'llonson The pantom1mc thc Four Lads record album of Songs Thru the Ages Our faxollte songstex Ronme Paul sang several popular songs Wladellne Pezrle was called back for mother pantomlme whlch also went ower big The Rhythm Notes John Santosuosso Tony XCTIICO St8Nl6 Glvcman and Eddle Pallxcllno proxlclcd some grelt and Interesting, enteltalnment The favorlte song they played was Shake Rattle and Roll ' The surprrse act of the show was the appearance of Epa the dancmg horse -kctuallv xt was Eda NI3I'tll'10 and Patricia Mar1no The show closed with the class song of R H S We xll went down to the cafeterna for hot chocolate and cake Next we had dancmg It was a grand exemng and we all enjoyed ourselx es We wlsh to thank Miss Wyman Mr OKeefe NIISS Strong for thelr wonderful support and help . Q . . . H . n ' , ' 9 . , . . V- V . . V . V . V . .V . V. . H . ,, , . V V . V . . . - . b , A VV V V. V . V V . . A . V . V V V . V X . . . V V . V A . V . . H V H . . V . V 4 V' V . . . - 7 I l ' 7 A A ' ' ' Y 7 Scapicchio, Harvey Leifer and Bobby Matthews. The audience was in stitches and the ' ' . ' I ' . 1. '. ' U 1 1 .H V V . . , y f 1 ' - - - 1 as yy , ,' , ' V V . V , V , V. V. . - A 1 - - 1 , - v . V V . V. V V V . V B . Y V . V 1 v. H 1 s 7 ' v , - . . ll !1 ' ' ,, , ' ' ' ' v v' ' f V ' ' v , A . , A .

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11:3-s.-.X-. . Glrtg Eng Monday January 31 1955 forty four Revere Hlgh School senlors took over the key organlzatlonal posltlons of the city as part of Student Government Day The hlghest honor was given to Anthony Scapxcchlo who took over the posltxon of Clty Manager The two cute secretarles found ln Manager Scaplcchlos office were Marllyn Blnda and Joan PICCUS The Mayors seat was filled by Joseph P0lld0l'0 Secretary to the Mayor was Lorrame Leone One of the first thmgs the Mayor did was to call an important meeting with sax councillors Richard Plke, Robert Matthews Edward Palladmo Ronald Paul John Santosuosso and James Vlghotte The purpose of thls meetmg was to dlscuss the councll agenda for the meetmg that nlght Just as the adult councllmen had done many tlmes these proposed three motlons all of whlch were mcorporated ln regular meetmg mmutes These motlons concerned the mauguratlon of an lce skatlng project by the Youth Commlsslon a proclamation of an annual Student Government Day and remedlal actlon to be taken concermng Clty Hall men s restroom S6l'VlDg as assessors were Chalrman Henry Francescom Robert Memory and George Caporale Mary Zlzza took over secretarial dutles Bulldlng Inspector Charles Cxrolo and Plumblng Inspector Rocco Malfitano went about their dutles while Jo Prestx Flre Inspector made good use of the Secretary Carrie Rossettx City Clerk Amerlco Moschella and Secretary Wanda Pavey discussed the late births and deaths whlle Janet Scott took dlctatlon for City Collector Kenneth Wheeler Earle Lllly headed the Election Office and Vlanne Cataldo was his secretary Charles Goldsteln headed the Englneermg Department while Robert Ross and John Mlchaels were the engineers, and Phyllis Carpenlto was the secretary The two chlefs Flre and Pohce were Michael Prochllo and Anthony Capoblanco Robert Katz was the Clty Planner and John Coppola headed the Department of Health The dutles of Welghts and Measures were handled very efficlently by Charles Burnlm Annette D1Mas1 was secretary to Purchasmg Agent Wllllam Reedy Bemard Wolfson with the assistance of secretary Nancy Eagen took over the Rent Control Board Murray Slmon was Clty Sollcltor and Barbara Burlm was his secretary Handllng the money was Rlchard DEramo, and counting bills was secretary Juhe Vlahl With the a1d of the school and city officials and senior class officers Student Government Day was a huge success o 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . , . . . , - 3 1 1 1 y 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 . I . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 . . , 0 . . . 1