Revere High School - Lantern Yearbook (Revere, MA)

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Q1 Fzrst Row E Mafrtmo Y Solomon V Vernco M Saltman L Monson B Kaufman M Macdonald A Smzth Second Row Mfr McCullough D Ghzss C Capcmo E Gordon G Yofe M D0rlando V Blades A Cefnbone N Peters M Santosuosso A Avallone Thzrd Row D Lack P Pass L Markell G Fmkelstem M Smum E Dolly M Prochzlo Ihr 652112 After several years of lI13.Ct1Vlty the bl monthly school magazine The Gale was reorganized and plans have been developed to contlnue publlcatlon J Sczarappa The Gale publlcatlons w1l1 feature the lxterary efforts of hlgh school students and wlll be correlated as an actxvlty of the Engllsh Department During thls year the members of the Gale Staff undertook the ambltlous project of Wfltlhg a hlstory of the Revere High School Town and clty records along with the filed publxcahons of Revere newspapers were made avallable by Miss Nlna Cross, city librarian Future ssues of The Gale wall make xt possible to stimulate mterest among students m the field of creatlve Wfltlng and lt wlll be the vehlcle ln whlch these efforts wlll be publlshed Outstandmg al lZlCI8S appearmg m the Gale will be entered xn natlon wide com petltlon EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .........,,...,.,..,,,.,,,............,....... Murray Simon MANAGING EDITOR .o.......,....,,,,A..,,........,........ Virginia Blades BUSINESS MANAGER ....,,.............................. Myrna Saltman FEATURE EDITOR ...............,..,.,................,...... Verna Verrico FACULTY ADVISOR ................,,...,., Mr. George McCullough

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Joan Plccus fa Wh 'wiv Fzrst Row J DeRosa J Pzccus D Ventresca E 'llartzno J Mzller ll! Saltman I Monson M Bznda Second Rou Mr Goss R Lzllo N Hawley C Capano N Peters E Gordon B Collzns J Barrett G Paone Thzrd Row J Melchzonno P DeAngeI1s J Samuels L DzCarlo A Atallone T Mayo Fourth Row B Wonrlland W Prochzlo E' Palladmo G Fznllelstezn P Blake E Lzlly A Capone Ihr lgrran Glluh The Press Club under the leadershlp of Mr Warren Goss IS one of the most popular organlzatlons at Revere Hlgh School The members of the staff work long hours preparlng the Newsette for publl catlon Edltorlals short stories sports ltems and current student and soclal events are some of the parts of the newspaper whlch are carefully prepared each month T H E S T A F F EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Marllyn Blnda Joan De Rosa Edward Palladmo Joan Barrett Stewart Bell Arthur Capone Corrme Capano Barbara Colllns Patrlcxa De Angells PHOTOGRAPHY Robert Clrace Wiarllyn Bmda Dlana Ventresca FEATURES Gerald Flnkelsteln Eda Martlno SPORTS John Flemmg Earle Lllly NEWS Nancy De Gxlorma Leo D1 Carlo Rosallnd Llllo Terry Mayo Joanne Melchlonno Juamta Mlller CIRCULATION James Samuels Barry Woodland TYPING Eda Martlno Joan De Rosa Arlene Avallone Paul Blake Mxchael Prochllo Myrna Saltman Robert Clarke Lorralne Monson Geraldxne Paone Mary Ann Stellatl Nancy Peters Geraldine Xoffe EXCHANGE Dlana Ventresca Gerrx Yoffe Joan Plccus Q H no . J L' A '-L ,I 0 1 . ' , 7 . ,. , . .I : 1 I - ' , 1 -' I ' 2 ' :J ' 7 , JA I H., . .,' kv lx C l ' : Z , . ' , . . , .. ' , .. ' ,l. ' , .. '.' . , . I , . ' , . , . .', . , . Dt, ' - . v - .r - v - . n ' ' 1 - Y I ' 7' ' U H '-

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GIGS 9339 fb gm aaa, Qbnra R Rmuldo D Dnvzs L Monson L Merullo Second Row A Moody A Tfrrmfaqlla J Rossmmz J Bell H Schwartz J Barbantz M Puopolo M lowlrm Uhr Qlhverlrahrra In the early part of Aprll 1954 many glrls cluttered the gym to try out for the so xmportant cheering squad All the glrls selected consldered themselves very lucky They V618 both capable and outstandlng IH thelr cl IS es Even though the new squad was the largest ln New England lt was also recognlzed as one of the better groups as stated ln the local papers Before they knew If the next few months had gone by and It was summer and tlme to practice They practiced tWlCe a week all dulmg the VaC3tl0n months Lnder the capable leadershlp of thelr captam Betty Lou De B1l1o the glrls became a squad of whlch all Revere was proud For their unlforms the glrls chose corduroy toreadors with whlte m1dd16S and for the colder weather they wore the tradltxonal Vhlte sweaters Instead of these shalp outfits they should haxe worn sllckezs fol there was only one game that It dld not ra1n Nexeltheless the glrls dld not lose their wonderful Splrlt ln splte of the w eather OI the outcome of the games Exen the long awalted Thanksglvmg Day game was postponed because of the weather The game was played the followmg Sunday Before the end of the game there was an announcement for all the senior cheerleaders to step forward As they called the names Peggy Jordan 'Hari Puopolo Dotty Davis Andee Moody Phyllls Shepard Lorralne 'llonson Joan Zlzza Helyn Schwartz Jacque Bell and Captain Betty DeB1l1o the gurls realized xt would be the last tlme they would be able to cheer for R H Q . is 2 - .s 'S -- 4 r - . . Aff P gi W Q 2 l - .. t. '. , X .Ng We , 1-K ' F sz - x x X, 4 r L r x, A , X rp K . I ,, Q V? L T ' 1 P w uf? :V ' i, I, v 1 A . ,X . Q X 29 .X Q I We Q 1 ,Q 1 v n sf .f 'S M A XX l . I First Row: P. Marino, G. Gallant, N. Bernard, J. Zizzo, N. Crmavan, Capt. E. DeBillio, Y V ' A . 1 ' 1 1 .5