Revere High School - Lantern Yearbook (Revere, MA)

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1 it F'1rst Row D Pwen M Bmda C DzChzara M DOrlamio A Smzth V Ver-rzco E Berkowztz Secoml Row Mzss Mafefra M Cemzglza K Tata R Galfefrz A Grosso J Vzlker V Mayewskz S Gersh M Kelly E Comtz A Argemo C Cassandra E Nzgrellz L Nazzaro Thzfrd Row L Vernco J Russo R Rmaldo A Cerbone V Blades J Vzam A Savow, B Borgwlz J Casale L Blanchette C Plcardz R Bafrtolomuccz J Smarappa C Cefalo Fourth Row B P1s1ello J Mzllefr A Vunam J Vzllzotte J Nazzaro C Czrolo M Casale M S1c1l1ano M Rizzo 1 Glirrnln taliann Purpose To acqualnt members wlth Itallan art and culture so as to promote appreclatlon and under standlng and to thereby enrlch thelr own llves Mectmgs Twlce a month one busmess and one soclal for all club members every week for officers and commlttees Actlvltxes October Halloween Inltlatlon Party November Bowling Contest December Chrlstmas Program ln Hlgh School and also ln Itahan at The Don Orlone Home January Lltalla La Bella vla La Bottega exhlbltnon by Mass Mafera of her purchases ln Italy February La Tarantella Itallan folk danclng Tma Malfitanos pupll Mary Lou Sulll van as lnstructor March Gardner Museum a guxded tour of thls famous reproductlon of a Venetlan Palace once the home of Mrs Gardner and followmg the tour a muslcal program there Apml At The Frollc the entertamment by club members was Iltalla La Bella vm La Battega an exhlbxtnon of lovely handlwoxk from Italy The parents were mvnted to thxs annual reumon as well as Il Cxrcolo Alumm who sponsor annually a S100 scholarshlp for excellence ln Italian May Electlon of officers for 1955 1956 June Presentatlon of Italian Club PIDS to semors ln good standing , I -jg Q , Q,- , I 43 1 ,-'15, f-elif J :Ze A' fl . v. '49 - ,gy 5 2 N f H 1 I . , II- - . 1 . . , . , . , . , . , . , - Martmo, A. Pwardz, G. Ianmczello, Y. Solomon, J. DeRosa, E. Cafarellz, M. Baldz, N. . . : . ' ' I .. . ' ' . ' ' -7. ' . ' . ' I ' ' I , . , I . , . ,I . , . , . I ,I . I . I I: . , . , . I , I . , . I , I , . , ' y . . ., . . , ' a f 1 , . f 1 , . 1 , 0 . I I I : . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . I . . I - . . . . . ,, . U - H , . Z ,, . . . . r I ' i U U ' ' l ' 1 ' '- l 7 - - . . . . I ' U ' Y! ' H 7 ' ' - I I ,, . . . . I . . . I - ' u ' n ' '

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Fzrst Row R Sorbello C Bellmfante M Lzlly E Gatchell Y Solomon B Swerlmg C Burmm E Martmo J Blue M D1Mod1ca4 M Macdonald L Rosen R Messenger Second Row Mr Janvrm D Glass J Scott D Pwen J McMullen E Kratman J Pettmz S Albert S Rzbeck A Vtmanm E Cafarellz C Perkm M Croce B Bur-ram M Swzlzano P Samemtz Thzrd Row D Szegel A Tranfaglza K Rosenfield F Rockwood P Castelme E Dexter B Goldberg P Pass A Mann A Cataldo G Yojfe J Cooperstem E Taylor C Bellzno Fourth Row N Canavan D Lack J Sclarappa A Rosenblatt R Szegel W Moore D Butt, J Fzsh S Gersh E Gordon J Rossman S Appel Eramatir Glluh Thls year the Dramatlc Club recexved a set back due to the retlrement of Mlss Elmly Mltchell xts former dlrector The only result of thls proved to be a late start Mr Robext Janvrm became the faculty advlsor and xt had a very happy and successful year under hls leadershlp Officers for 1954 1955 were PRESIDENT Charles Burmm TREASURER Yorkette Solomon SECRETARY Eda Mal'tln0 CLERK Ethel Gatchell An admlssxons councll was formed to admlt new members The appllcants were audxtloned and accepted on the baSlS of thelr ablllty Many act1v1t1es were enJoyed by the members of the club Among these were the annual Chrlstmas party varxous plays, festlvals and conferences Echoe of the Indiana Conference held ln June of 1954, were ever present throughout the 1954 55 season The members trled to apply the theatrlcal pr1nc1pls learned on that happy trxp to thelr regular club practlces It was the alm of the Revere Hlgh School Dramatlc Club to help members gam poxse and speakmg abllxty as well as a knowledge of the theater Thls was accompllshed m many ways A student who IS m rehearsal for a play finds that far more than merely learmng lmes IS requlred He must learn to protect hls vo1ce across the footlxghts hns carnage must be stralght and h1s bearmg command a certam amount of attentxon D1ct1on too IS vltally lmportant and long hours are spent m drnllmg of enumclatlon and volce tones Perhaps though the most lmportant lesson the club teaches IS that of working together as an efficxent well run team Graduates of the orgamzatlon have found this tralhlng' mvaluable regardless of thelr cholce of career VICE-PRESIDENTIit1-.....A.-.-.Y.-...R.Reverly Swerling CLERK ........,... ........,.,... Joan Blue

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F1'rgtlRow D Lzwk G Yojfe Y Solomon, E Palhuimo E Martmo P Pass L Monson M a tman Secunia Row B DeS1sto I Peters M Lzlly M Prochzlo G Szlverman L Rosen E Cafar 1, Thzrd Row A Rosenblatt E Izzlly M Szmon C Salvaggw P Blake 'hr Evhattng Svnrwtg The Debatlng Soclety conslstmg of enthuslastlc students Interested ln public speakmg and debatmg met every Frlday under the supervlslon of Mr George F Mxtchell Questlons of natlonal and local mterest were discussed elther as formal debates or ln the nature of forums m which all members freely and forcefully expressed their opmlons The officers of the Socxety are PRESIDENT Edward Palladmo VICE PRESIDENT Yorkette Solomon SECRETARY Sandra Gersh TREASURER .................................l.......................,.. Eda Martino