Rice Memorial High School - Tower Echoes Yearbook (South Burlington, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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Prom Comm. 2, 3, 4g Spotlite Staff 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Cho- rus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All- State Band 3, 43 Library As- sistant 3, 4, May Crown- ing 23 Office Force 33 Dramatics 2, 33 New School Drive 33 Stunt Nite 1, 3, 4. JEANNINE PONTBRIAND Her friendr-there are manyp her foe:-are there any? Sodality 2, 3, 43 Spotlite Staff 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH POPLAWSKI A rtar danred and under that :he war horn. Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Home Room Rep. 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 43 Spotlite Staff 4, jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 23 Class Night Usher 33 Commencement Usher 33 Living Rosary 2, 3, Dramatics 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 New School Drive 3g Girls' Cheerlead- er 3. SANDRA POSEY A pearh, but half a pair. Sodality 2, 33 Sod. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Cho- rus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Softball 1. CHARLES POULIN Calm gentlenerr if power! ADRIENNE POULIOT She if quiet but perrir- tent. Library Assistant. PAUL PROVOST A good man porrerter a kingdom. Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Home Room Rep. 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Chorus 13 Boys' Glee Club 23 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 43 Bowling League 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. LOUISE QUESNEL One rould mark ber merry nature' by tlye twinkle in her eye. Transfer Student 33 Sodali- ty 3, 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3, 43 Stunt Nite 3, 43 Year- book Staff 4. ROGER RAINVILLE He rrorfer the world in one Jlridef' Boys' Glee Club 13 Living Rosary 33 Football 43 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 1. CAROLE RAMACCIA Thou who kart the fatal gift of beauty. Class Officer 23 Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Comm. Chair- man 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 33 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Cho- rus 3, 43 Majorette 3, 43 Class Night Usher 33 Com- mencement Usher 33 May Crowning 33 Yearbook Staff 4g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 New School Drive 3. WILLIAM READY Men of few word! are the bext men. Student Council 2, 43 Sod- ality Officer 43 Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Home Room Rep. 33 Sod. Prom Comm. 2, 4g Spotlite Staff 43 jr.- Sr. Prom Comm. 2, 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Glee Club 23 Living Rosary 33 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Coun- try 33 JV Basketball 13 ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 43 Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Student Council, Officer. KURT REICHELT A man dertined to win. Sod. Home Room Rep. 1, 2, 33 Sod. Prom Comm. 23 Freshman Chorus 13 Boys' Glee Club 23 Stunt Nite 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Sports 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET REMILLARD Her fare, ob call it fair, not pale. Sodality 2, 3, 4g Sod, Prom Comm. 43 Spotlite Staff 4g Office Force 4g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 New School Drive 4. BARBARA KEYES I laughed and talked and danced and rang. Sodality 2, 33 Sod. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Cho- rus 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 New School Drive 33 Girls' Softball 13 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3. DONALD RICHER The fone of hir own merit maker hir way. Freshman Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Glee Club 23 Stunt Nite 1, 23 Foot- ball 43 Track 3. ROBERT RIVERS I came: I Jawg l frayed. Transfer Student 4. MICHAEL ROCK I agree with no mari: opiniom, I have mme of my own. Sodality 2, 33 Sod. Home Room Rep. 23 Altar Boy 2. 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Glee Club 23 Stunt Nite 1, 43 Bowling League 43 Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD ROY A long lachadairiral lad. Freshman Chorus 13 Office Force 1. MARGARET SALTUS Her wayf are wayx of pleaJanlne.rr. Living Rosary 23 Stunt Nite 1, 3, 4. MONICA SIMON Be not the fini by whom the new if tried, nor ye! the lar! to lay the old afidef' Sodality Officer 43 Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 43 Spotlite Staff 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Girls' Choir 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3. 43 Band 2. 3, 43 New School Drive 33 May Crowning 2, 33 Rifle Team 3, 43 Living Rosary 33 Girls' Cheerlead- er 33 Office Force 13 Girls' Softball 13 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' State Delegate 3. BRENT SMITH One of lhe few immorial namer lhaz were not hom 10 die. Transfer Student 33 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Stunt Nite 3, 43 JV Football 33 In- tramural Sports 3, 4. Picture Not Available JOHN STURZENBURGER Come, Inch, what trich hart than now. Sodality 2, 3, 45 Sod. Prom Comm. 2g Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 35 Altar Boy 1, 29 3, 4, Office Force 13 Trans- fer Student 13 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 45 New School Drive 33 Football 2, 3, 45 JV Football 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SULLIVAN For her the unfading fore of Eden hloomrf' Library Assistant 1, Office Force 45 Stunt Nite 1. CHRISTOPHER TERRIEN In he mme, one var! .rub- rtnntial rmilef' Sodality 2, 3, 4,3 Living Rosary 33 Stunt Nite 3, 4g Football 33 JV Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. JEANNINE TEss1ER I chatter, chatter ar I go. Soclality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Comm. Chairman 4g Sod. Prom Comm. 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3g Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Choir 3. ig Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3. 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. TIMOTHEE TESSIER He with a manly wire mith hir merfagerf' Sodality Officer 4, Soclality 2, 3, 4, Sod. Prom Comm. 4g Living Rosary 3g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4g New School Drive 4, Football 3, 4, JV Football 1, 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. MAUREEN THIBAULT Some entmnrery oh, what 4 danrerf' Soclality 2, 3, 4, Sod, Prom Comm. 33 Spotlite Staff 4, Freshman Chorus 13 May Crowning 2g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. FRANCES TOURVILLE What wisdom can you find that if greater than hindnerrf' Sodality 2, 3, 43 Spotlite Staff 4, Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, May Crowning 3g Stunt Nite 2, Office Force 1. PATRICK TULLY What ir life without laughter. Sodality 2, 33 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3g Altar Boy 2g Living Rosary 3, Transfer Student 2, Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4, New School Drive 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. ROGER VACHEREAU He ha.v a lean and hungry look. Such men are danger- our. Freshman Chorus 13 Living Rosary 33 Football 3, 43 JV Basketball 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 1. RODRIQUE VALLEY A quiet mind ir rirher than a crown. BARBARA VALYOU I prefer silent prudenre to loquariouf folly. Class Officer 13 Sodality 2, 3, 43 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4g New School Drive 43 Girls' Softball 1. JOHN VANDEVENTER lVh0 lover no! wine, women, and Jongf he it a fool hir whole life lang. Sodality. 2. 3, 43 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 43 Living Rosary 33 Transfer Student 13 Yearbook Staff 43 Stunt Nite 3, 43 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Bowling League 2, 3, 4g Transfer Student 1. JAMES VARRICCHIONE None hu! the hrarfe dererre zhe fair. Freshman Chorus lg Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 JV Basket- ball 13 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE VERRET A harmlerx thunderhollf' Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Prom Comm, 43 Spotlite Staff 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3: Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3g Mixed Cho- rus 3, 43 Majorette 43 Class Night Usher 33 Commence- ment Usher 33 May Crown- ing 33 Living Rosary 33 Office Force 13 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICK WILSON He pleaxer all the world, hui rannot pleare himfelff' Student Council 43 Sodality 2, 3, 4g Sod. Prom Comm. 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 42 Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 All- State Chorus 3, 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 33 Football Manager 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. DONNA WOODBURY Kind wordr are Jhori in .rpeak but their echoer are endlerrf' Sodality 2, 3, 4g Sod. Comm. Chairman 43 Sod. Prom Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Girls' Choir 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE YANDOW Clever, but not conceitedf' Sodality 2, 3, 43 Sod. Home Room Rep. 43 Freshman Chorus lg Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4g JV Football 25 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 4, Bowl- ing League 2, 53 Baseball 2. THOMAS ZOLA Life ir a merry jen. Stunt Nite 2, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 33 Bowling League 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2. THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE CLASS OF '59 Remember the first day of high school . . . we were ambitious, excited, I Picture Noi' Available eager . . . they took our .157 and sent us home . . . Every book had to be covered . .. there were UVM covers for 5 cents, but for another 7 cents we bought real Cathedral covers . . . Weren't we shocked when test time rolled around and we had to pay 5 cents for each exam . . . Remember the first day those little white books were passed out and those immortal words uttered, Everyone will be responsible for the sale of one book of chances . . . Remember the 10 cent chewing tax on a penny piece of gum Cand they rtill wouldn't let us chew itj . . . Ours was a lending library . . . that is, one of your friends would lend you the money to pay your fine . . . Oh well! We never had to worry about lugging any heavy money around . . . there was always a collection for something or other . .. birthday cakes, sunshine baskets, get-well cards . . . Ah, yes! ! Senior Privileges! Merit scholarship exam 351, I.Q. Test 351, Mathematics Achievement Test 30 cents, Scholarship Qualifying Test 551, College Entrance Examina- tion Boards S7 . . . Well, this year we moved into our brand new high school, the last word in education . . . and now we realize . . . that's where our money went ! l fAny similarity to actual events, past or present, is wholly intentional, i.e., it is our holy intentionj Financially yours, THE CLASS OF '59 A . iii 'NN Q X 5 Q X X S ix K is P-:M sQ:::1. . ,X s xQ3'gl'Xti??Eff 5' -' L- 'K if: 4: -' ' .il -Q,-9. F X 5 ' sg ,fiat 1 sf, W .L:X,X T if gr, K ,QQ M: , W 1 K? Q31 Q x 'A L 123: 9- ,Wim 'X Aw. We ff Q xk ?x ,, asm! .N-f'-sb - wg '- Q s-fm - f ,X X f .LUV p Q15 2 hiii k Q if A is f ,ku E ga X X is X X -:., . A . Q N M ., -,-, - . 4 wmHmw1a.- wmwz Q . .'.. S X. 3 N X rivk Tully f Ev 'Sw ,? Wgig QQ. YPQ K gg? ,.kk ,,.. X Mr. Pat vmwwgx , k - .. .mx s- f' li x X w x x fax j . mm 3 'fi E gk L 1,. 1 1 'F J . Q i 5 E ,Li L K Q Sw? 3 21 5 -.,x b 2 :Q P Q' .S fx.. 1,3 52 -,mm--N, is ,XN5'W 'B 3 ? - I 5 4 R P b. b bqxh 3 ' .....,...,... .NM W'-,. '--my , K t L ttf? 1 I 'gill ff Lf 'L 'L ' ' f ,X rn ff' . 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Velma Decelles, Raymond DeForge, David DeForge, Judith DeGraff, Lawrence de Montigny, Rita Desany, Rene Desautels, Jerry Desautels, Irene Desautels. Wayne Devost, Jane Dion, Raymond Donnelly, John Dougherty, Catherine Dower, Peter Drew, Nancy Dubois, Beverly Duchaine, Jeanne Duell, Marlene Dumas, Beatrice Durick, Daniel Durochia, Peter Echo, Judith Fay, Claire Fay, Paul Fay, Richard Fayette. Frederick Fish, Daniel Fisher, Sandra Fitzgerald, Martin Fitzsimons, Christine Fleece, Carolyn Foley, Maureen Foos, Joan Gabbiett, Thomas George, Simone Gero. Patricia Gilmore, Norbert Giroux, Jeannine Godbout, Thomas Goddette, Nancy Goodrich, James Gonyo, Susan Gratton, Jacqueline Gravel, David Grenon, Gerald Handy, Priscilla Haslcin, Jay Hayden, Donald Heinrich. Pamela Hendy, Judith Henry, Thomas Hill, James Izzo, Marie Karnes, Dianne Kehoe, Michael Keller, David Kenny, James Kenyon, Beverly Kimball, Pauline King, James Kneen, Mary Kriesel, David - pn. M Laliomhard. Stephen Lacroix. Raymond Lafayette. Diane Lalirance. Joseph Lamhert. Wfayne Lancour. Patriclc I.aPlant, James Laurence. John Laurence. Carol Leheau. Arthur Leddy. James Lefehyre. James Lehouillier. Ghislaine Lemnah. Margaret Leno. XY'altar Lepage. Armand Lesage. Ernest L'Fsperance. Victor Letourneau, Joyce Lilahy. Paul Longe. Donna Luclc. Susan Lussier. Donald Lyman. Thomas Lynch. Carol MacDonald. Helen McCarthy. Doug McCormack, Jacqueline McDermott. Sue McGurry, Michael McKenzie. Xwilliam McKenzie. Thomas Mahoney. Patrick Maley. Mary Jo Nfallary, David Marquette. Carol Martin. Carlene Menard. Jacqueline Menard. Paul Menard, Russell Mercier. Dax id Mercier, Sandra Mercure. Garry Metevier. Garrell hfonroe. Alhert hionty, Anthony Morgan. Sandra Morris. Nancy Moulton. Kenneth Murray. Carol Navin, John Niquette. Jacqueline Oliver. Ronald Oliver. Yvayne Papin, Joy Paquette. Ramon Parot. Lee Pellerin, Iiya Pashby. Stanley Pashby, Paul Pecor. Barhara Perras. Louise Perras. Thomas Ploff. Pamela Prairie. Paul Pratt, Sally Richer. Alice Richer. Rene Reuschel. James Riley. Harold Roberge. Jean Rowley. Judith Roy. Jacqueline Roy. Judy Ruel. Marcel Russ, James St. Cyr, David St. Germain. Mark St. George. Joe St. Louis. Eugene Sanville. Ployil Shaughnessy. Gail Shiner, Nathalie Sliover. Patricia Sikora. Netti Smith. Gloria Smith. John Smith. Peter Snyder. Rodney Sourdiff. Pearl Sullivan. Barry Surprenont. Pamela Stannard. hfary Stone. Patricia 'l'errien. Sally 'Iierric-n. Timothy Terrieri, John Tliihault. Jeannette TillL'Y. Rtmaltl Vally. Monica Varen. Raymond Viau. Donald Vincent. XX'ayne Zola. Gertrude 3 .,,.--v I I .Q- ' Q mu A M ?' is .iz if 5 iifiiii si il 5 5 gg, .ga- . . .:x, .,-3' if X . 1 r wfifl 3 A ,X Q iii? -Mx. .xx-kk, .. ,B A 1 Y -wx ps, M, unc may is xffmy www Psa R LL: .L 1 Q. J. 114 .5 2 xx. 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Willialn Bruneau, Bernard Bryan, Catherine Burns, Theresa Campbell, Janice Campbell, Joan Caputo, Wfilliam Carver, Robert Centabar, Pamela Charbonneau, Andrea Charron, Richard Cheltra, Marlene Chicoine, Miles Clairemont, Ann Contois, Dayton Corey, Sandra Cote, Louise Cote, Lyman Cote, Nancy Couture, James Cox, Patricia GRE CLASS Crady, Lynda D'Acuti, Donna Danis, Norma Decarreau, Francis Deforge, Clement DeLaricheliere, Renee Delorme, Brenda Benning, Robert Desany, Kathleen Devino, Constance Devino, Michael Dion, Mary Donoghue, John Dragon, Edson Duclos, Pauline Duquette, Carole Dusablon, Edward Dugga, Kathleen Echo, Craig English, Irene English, Loren Fargione, Michael Farrell, Elizabeth Farrell, James Fay, Alice Fay, Mary Jane Fayette, Amy Fisher, David Fleece, Sherry Foss, Shirley Foote, Nancy Fuller, Clayton Gelinas, Pierre Germain, Janet Giroux, Norman Goguen, Mary Ann Gravel, James Griffin, Michael Guillemmtte, Mar Gunn, Charles Halpin, Matthew Hammond, Mary Handy, Bernadette Harlow, Joyce Hatin, Andre Hayden, Harold Hayes, Roger Hebert, Robert Henry, John Hinds, Dorothy Houle, Jean Hunter, Sharon Hurlburt, David Hurteau, Claire Izzo, Louis Joachim, Paul Kaufman, Gail Keller, Dolores Kierlich, Allen King, Paul Krupp. Patricia Laberge, Paul La Paomhard, Edward Lafayette, Mark Lampman, Peter Lanzetta. Sally Lapointe. Sandra l.aVallee. Marilyn Lauvon, Noreen l.aVallee. Susan Lavalley. Carol Lavalley. Donald Lehouillier. Francaise Lendway. Kenneth Leonard, Paul Lesage. Cecile Lesage. Theresa I.c-vesque, Maria Longe, Edwa rd Luck, Karen Luck, Robert Luchine, Wtllter Lynch, Richard McAuliffe, McCaffrey McGorgan. McGregor, McKenzie, McKenzie, McKenzie. Daniel Linda Michael Mary Judy Mary Jane David lil McKenzie, Thomas McLaughlin, John McSweeney, Martha McSweeney, Sharon Mahoney, Edward Mahoney, John Marchessault, Norman Manor, Carolyn Marquis, Richard Martin, Carolyn Maynard, George Mazo, Thomas Menard, Joseph Mercier. Peter Mercure, John Mercure, Normond Merrick, Marvin Metevier, Henry Miles, Kathy Modica, Louis Moisan, Robert Mongeon, Doreen Morgan, Sandra Morin, Carolyn Morin, Lorraine Moulton, Mary Ann Navin, Theresa Niquette, Carol Niquette, Russell O'I-Iagan, Susan Papin, Francis Parot, Arnold Pasha. Donald Pease, Judith Pecor, Donnalee Palworth. Rohert Paulin, Philip Pawell. Margaret Premo, Jerome Quesnel. l.c-na Quinn. Matthew Rayta. Margaret Riley, Margaret Rixers, Kathleen Rixers. Mike Risik. liarhara Rache, Mellington Rache. VUL-llington Rogers. Patricia Rotunda, Elivabeth Spring. Richard Stone, Daniel Stone, Edward Stone, E. St. Peter. Stella Simard. Janet Schmitt. lfrank Shea, Bonnie Shepard. John Sarrell, Mary Sourdiff, Melvin Soutierre, Audrey Sylvester, Gail Thayer, Kathleen Therrien, Achille Thibault, Emile Thibault, George Thibault, Victory Tilley, Russell Thomas, Jackson Tourville, Patricia Tuxbury, Larry Varricchione, Marie Valyou, Sandra Verret, Alice Viau, Robert Villanti, Anthony Villemaire. Paul Vincent. Patricia Vondle, Robert Walsli. Lawrence Welconwe, Priscilla Willianus, Esther Wimette, Harold Wriglit, Joyce Wriglmt, Patricia Yandow, Charles Yandow. Gloria if J 1 Q K hwy' .K J7fU,1i2 I X VX 55 gg: ifjilgi. --sf' - I-sqwg X . 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Robert FRESHMAN CLASS Boucher, Elizabeth Bouffard.Leona Bouffard. Richard Bourgault. Patricia Boutin. James Bouvier, Robert Bovia, Craig Brent, Lynda Brigham, Laughton Brosseau. Patricia Brown, Lynn Bushey, Roy Caggiano. Michael Cameron. Ruth Campbell. Carol Ann Cannizzaro. Joseph Centerbar, Jacqueline Chadwick. Eileen Charland, Louis Charron. Linda Lee Coleman, Steven Cootware, Duane Corey. Jeannette Corrigan. Bonita Corrigan. James Cota. Kenneth Cota, Robert Cote, Raymond Couillard. Robert Cox. Virginia Crosby. James Crosby, Bfary Crowley. Glenn Danis. Jean Nancy Della Vecchio, Anthony Desautels, John Des Lauriere, Susan Desmarais, Patricia Devereaux, George Devino, Marie Alice Devino, Rita Dolan, Angela Dower, Patrick Duchaine, Barbara Duell, Rufus Duncan, Thomas Dupaw. Joseph Duquette, Roger Dusablon, Patricia Dusablon. Thelma English, Arthur Evelti, Jane Fagga, Francis Fay, Norman Fayette, Marilyn Fercenia, Karen Finnegan, Thomas Fish, Mary Fiske, Terrence Fitzsimons. Anne Folts, David Forcier. Rita Fortin, Michael Fortune. Judith Gamelin. Diane Gariepy, Ruth Garrett. Joan Gelinas. Roger George, Emily Germain, Ann Gile, Judith Gingras, Ronald Goulette, Robert Goumillout, Leslie Grinnell, Paul Grow, Patricia Guillemette. Gerald Hall, Donna Hartwick. Robert Hayden, David Hayes, Stephen Heron, VUillian1 Hurteau, Phyllis Jarvis. Michael Jasmin. Monica Joachim, John Jodoin. Janet Keelty. Christopher Kehaya. Thalia Keller. Patricia Kennedy. Karen Kennedy. Mary Ellen Kenny, Timothy Kenyon, Clement Kcsek, George King. Betty Kirby, Sandra Kittell, Ann LaCroix, Reginald LaGrow. Philip Landers. Marilyn Langlois, Mary Carol Lapan, Mary Lapointe. Donna Lapointe. Jeanette LaPointe, Joyce Lauzon. Eugenie Lavallee, Jeannine LaVallee, John Lavallee, Judith Lavallee, Paul LaValley, Diane LaValley, Robert Lavery. XVarren Lavigne. George Lavigne. Louise Lavigne, Rose Lawrence. Diane Lawrence. Richard Lebeau. Raymond LeBlanc. Carol Leclerc. Agnes Leddy, Johannah Leonard. Jerome Lesage, Albert Little. Joseph Lorraine, Judith Lovejoy. Susan Lozon, Fred Lucia, Linda Lumbra, Paulette Lyman, Robert McCrea, Lawrence McDermott, Brian Eileen McGarghan, Patricia McGovern, Peter McGragor, Peter McKenzie. L. Kathleen McNeil, Joseph Marrier, Mary Martin, Barber Marzewski, Jacquelin Mello, Ilene Memmo, Patricia Mercaldo, Ronald Metevier. Maurice Michel, Ronald Mitiguy. Michael Mitiguy, Virginia Mongeon, Darrel Mongeon, Elaine Morgan, Henry Morrow, Beatrice Muir. Alan Myers. Elizabeth Nicholls, David Niquette. Constance Noonan, Terrance Oakes, Joseph O'Connor. Carolyn Ouillette, James Parker, Katherine Pasha, Linda Pashby, Paullta Patch, Leo Paulhus. Judith Peters, Sharon Pizzagalli. James Ploof, Marjorie Poirier, Richard Poulin, Margaret Pouliot. Gloria Pratt, Carolyn Provost, Paul Provost, Shirley Prudenzano, Sharron Quinlan. Gerald Racine, George Richer, Carol Rideout, Mary Lou Rivers, Frank Roach, Wfilliam Robinson. Grayson Rock. Judith Rock, Linda Rogers, James Rousseau, Lee Robert Rousselle. Lawrence Roy. Gerald Roy, Jean Roy. Philip Roy. Richard Roy, Sandra Rublee. James Ryan. Eileen St. Amand. Albert Safford, Patricia Sanville. Richard Savage, Reginald Shea. Barbara Sheehan. John Simpson, James Sinnott. Wfilliam Sirois, Marie Smith, Lawrence Sousie, Anne Spencer, Margaret Strong, Joseph Sturzenberger, John Sullivan, Patrick Sulton, Robert Temple, John Terrien. Wfilliam Terrym. Maurice Thabault, Rita Thibault, Kathleen Thibault, Leonard Thomas, Jolm Scott Tromhley. Sharon Trudell, Ann Turo, Richard Valley, Andre Vandeventer, Charles Varricchione, Theresa Veysey, Philip Vincent, Barbara Vfaterman, Paul NX'cston. Sharon Willette, Carol Ann Wilstun. Mary Wcmlfe, Gail Wcxlfe. Gary W1'igl1t, Thomas Webb, Claude Yandow. Clement . ..n. , ,, -J Q 4 aa K,.... K is ,eff If M ,,.., lb Cf f'fcii,f w ,.c3e um EM, W N Y J M ,,,,g - lx 'if-aa-Q-2 ' 9 A X A' Fx xt 8 3 N1 I 1 Hi mmmmnqmq avamumm 55555 If 74. it ,,. ai Ni. an ? ,Ash A. 3 5 ? A rm .M .., 7 .,,. vi :sv-vv - S i ES Q Goecbye '14 rw P1 fw x fs RObQTi Gaia, GQG 17, A-N H F Ajx wel. E'MG7 ' be FlUS Plum u-I Qs? tv? vFoQv tPe neyn ti C. H. 5. ss 5 -- ww Y N V WI. H. S. lllll ' X xx . I Q D EJ, an-5 'Qf f y f , Q .. X N f , f NX 6 x Xx KNEELING, left to right: K. Blakey, M. Myott, L. Quesnel, C. Bombard, L. Bean, E. Martin, J. Michaud, P, Finnegan, S. Moreau, J. LeClair. SEATED: M. Simon, L. Dion, R, Nadeau, J. Gamelin, C. LeClair, Miss Villemaire, M. Crosby, T. Gilman, G. Farrell, D. Woodbury, P. Hinds. STANDING. FIRST ROW: M. Fitzsimons, C. Terrien, E. Mercaldo, B. Moulton, M. Lepicier, P. Provost, J, Beauregard, M. Rock, J. Olio, M. Lynch, S. Corey, W. Ellis, J. Vandeventer, C. Bourgeois. SECOND ROW: L. Bessery, R. Chagnon, C. Ramaccia, C. Lyman, J. English, T. Luck, R. Jacquish, J. Benoit, R. Brunelle, J. I.aBelle, C, Lumbra, K. Mahaney, R. LaMothe, M. Barrett. THE TOWER IECHOIEZS BOARD CO-EDITORS Carolyn LeClair Mary Crosby SPORTS EDITORS ASSISTANT EDITOR--lklonica Simon GW gaffsll FACULTY ADVISOR--Miss Matifem Villemaire lm mon ASSOCIATE EDITORS Raymond Chagnon Richard Jacquish Marie Lepicier Kathleen Mahaney Judith Michaud Michald MacDonald Margaret Myott Louise Quesnel Michael Rock Warren Ellis Robert I-Ialpin Thomas Luck Edward Mercaldo ART EDITOR-Donna Woodbury PHOTOGRAPHY-Carole Lyman BVSINESS MANAGER-Tere REPORTERS D.ziZJ New-Sara Moreau Free Prefi-Joan LaBelle Vt, Trilmne-Mary Fitzsimons TYPING STAFF Jeannine Gamelin-bend lypitt Kathleen Blakey Shirley Corey Joan English Patricia Finnegan Janice LeClair Bernice Moulton sa Gilman ADVERTISING MANAGER, ard Nadeau. Assistant. John Van- Lillian Bessery, Robert LaMothe, Joan LaBelle, Richard Brunelle Patricia Hinds, John Olio, Carole deventer, Mary Jane Barrett. An- Carole Lumbra, Mary Lynch, James Beauregard, Bombard, Carole Ramaccia.Ricl1- thony Desany, Paul Provost, Elizabeth Martin, Larry Bean. SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERiLaurette Dion. BOARDwMaureen Thibault, Christopher Terrien. 64 SEATED. left to right: C. I.eClair, R. Nacleau. M. Fitzsimons, S. Moreau, J. English, VU. Ready, E Poplawslci. STANDING, FIRST ROW: M. Lepicier, S. Brynn, T. Gilman, M. Pomerleau, J. Gamclin F. 'I4UL1l'VlilC, M. Simon, S. Verret, J. LaBelle, M. Remillard, C. Bouregois, S. Corey. SECOND ROXV P. Finnegan. K. Mahaney, M. Crosby, L. Dion. R. Brunelle, L. Longe, C. Cote, J. Pontbriancl. SIPIOTILITIEL STA llflbl EDITOR BUSINESS INIANAGERS Sara Moreau Linda Longo Elizabeth Poplawski HEAD TYPIST Mary Fitzsimons REPORTERS Joan English Xwilliam Ready Monica Simon Richard Nadeau Kathleen Mahaney Richard Brunelle Jeannine Pontbriand Carolyn LeCair PRODUCTION Cecile Cote Frances Tourville Suzanne Verrct lXlary Crosby Marie Lcpicicr Jeannine Gamelin Margaret Remillartl Carole Bourgeois Teresa Gilman Shirley Corey Joan Lallelle Marcellc Pomc-rleau Sally Brynn Laurette Dion Patricia Finnegan Fizzle and Piccolo Marcelle Pomerleau Lorraine Morin Joan Meyers Clariuef Joseph St. George John Donoghue Patricia Finnegan Nancy Goddette Donna Wfoodbury Netti Sikora Carole Murray Joyce LaPoint Pamela Supernaut Lynda Brent Joseph Lynch Mary Fish Mary Kneen S,1.'x'r1pbr111e Donald Hayden Michael Mitiguy Patricia Arnold Richard Hayden BAND H om Mary Stannard Bella Kathryn Greer Sally Brynn Monica Simon Donna D'Acuti Trrznzbmze James Laliebvre Clement Couillard Thomas Rivers Maurice Mahoney B451 T11 ba Eugene St. Louis Joan Arnold Edward Morin Brenda Centebar Charlene Foot Hank lfetevier Coronet Mark St. Germain David Mallory Peter McGregor Jacqueline Arnold Jacqueline McCormick Garrell Metevier Paul Villemaire Drum Major Richard Nadeau AJURE TIES JOAN ENGLISH PATRICIA KRIESEL JANET LAVALLIEE JOAN LABELLE CAROL BOURGEOIS CAROLE RAMACCIA Cf1Pff1i'1 SUZANNE VERRET CAROLE LUMBRA SARA MOREAU JUDITI-I MICHAUD Firrl S0Af71':l710.l' Jacqueline Arnold Star Babits Donna Barewicz Lauretta Benoit Anne Bruneau Clare Burgoyne Barbara Carty Shirley Corey Cecile Cote Janice Couture Judith Deliorge Beverly Dubois Marlene Duell Claire Fay Joan Foos Rosemary Hurlbut Mary Kneen Patricia Lendway Joyce Letourneau Donna Longe Linda Longe Carole Lyman Diary Lynch Jacqueline McCormack Sue McDermott Sara Moreau Carol Murray Jacqueline Niquette Joy Papin Marilyn Parot Eva Beth Pellerin Carole Jean Ramaccia Jacqueline Roy Nathalie Shiner Netti Sikora Patricia Stone 68 MTXED CH Jeannine Tessier Suzanne Verret Gertrude Zola Second Sofmnzor Barbara Andrews Margaret Barry Melinda Benway Carol Bourgeois Anne Bernardini Lillian Bessery Patricia Brown Jeanette Boudreau Brenda Centebar Catherine Dougherty Beatrice Dumas Joan English Annette Fay Maureen Foley Kathryn Greer Priscilla Handy Judy Hendi Marie Izzo Beverly Kenyon Marie Lepicier Helen MacDonald Gabrielle Marcoux Carol Marquette Judith Michaud Pamela Ploof Marcelle Pomerleau Sally Pratt Alice Richer Patricia Stone Pamela Suprenant Donna W'oodbury Altar, IJ! Joan Arnold Jean Audette Jane Bassi Ann Beck Josephine Bernardini Theresa Bosley Beverly Brault Theresa Courville Irene Desaultels Nancy Drew Patricia Finnegan Simone George Jeannine Giroux Patricia Kriesel Joan LaBelle Janet Lavallee Carol Lynch Carleen Martin Barbara Pecor Louise Perras Pearl Sourdiff Sally Terrien Altar. 2nd Patricia Barrett Mary Ann Campbell Mary Jo Caragher Laurette Dion Deanna Dolan Judith Echo Mary Fitzsimons Jeannine Gamelin Teresa Gilman Nancy Goddette Pamela Heinrich Patricia Hinds Carolyn LeClair Elizabeth Martin Jacqueline Menard US Sandra Mercier Rebecca Morse Judith Roy Monica Simon Gloria Smith Mary Stannard Frances Tourville BOYS OF THE MIXED CHORUS Banter Wfilliam Arp Kenneth Badger James Beauregard Conrad Bessette Bernard Bruneau Wfilliam Caputo Lyman Cote Eugene Cross Dennis Daley Paul Devin Peter Durochia Craig Echo Charles Guyette Robert Hebert James Lefebvre Paul Leonard David Mallory Norman Marchessault Edward Mercaldo Norman Mercure Marvin Merrick Garrell Metevier Henry Metevier Donald Pasha Philip Pouliri Michael Rivers James Rock Edward Ruel Frederick Sourdiff Emile Thibault Paul Villemaire Patrick W'ilson Firrl Tezmrzr Lawrence Augustine Clement Deforge John Donoghue Daniel Fish Paul Joachim Stephen LaBombard Victor L'Esperance Edward Mahoney Patrick Mahoney Russell Niquette James Russ Frank Schmitt Second Tczmrr Ronald Benoit Ronald Bouffard Conrad Castonguay Richard Charron Dennis Daley Michael Daley Francis Decarreau Thomas DeVarney Frederick Fayette Norman Giroux Edward LaBombard Truman Lafreniere Richard Lynch Douglas McCarthy Albert Monroe John Navin Kenneth Perrotte Robert Snyder rifle! Joan Arnold Iwlary Jane Barrett Patricia Barrett Jane Bassi Josephine Bernardini Mary Ann Campbell Mary-Jo Caragher Laiirette Dion Judith Eclio Patricia Forman Jeannine Gamelin Nancy Godclette Diane Karnes Carol Lyncli Carleen Martin Jacqueline Menard Sandra lNlercure Berneice Moulton Lotiixe Perras Jutlitli Roy :Monica Simon Sally Terrien J LS? CH I7fr,r.f S0ffr.1zm,r Jacqueline Arnold Donna Barewicz Barbara Carty Shirley Corey Cecile Cote Janice Couture Juditli De-Forge Beverly Duliuis Claire lfay Patricia l.c-ndway Joyce Letuurneau Donna hinge Carole Lyman Jacqueline McCormack Sara Morcau Jacqueline Niquette Natlialie Shiner Jeannine Tessier Gertrude 'Zola 5'u'fn1r!' SUAf7l'.NI0.f Melinda Benxvay Anne Bernardini l.illian llessc-ry Jeanette Boudreaii Patricia Brown Brenda Centelwar Beatrice Dumas Priscilla Handy lNfarie lvm Beverly Kenyon Diane l.al7ayette Marie lc-picier Helen MacDonald Gabrielle Marcoux Pamela Ploof Donna XVoodbury Houle, Sandra SUPHOMURE GHRLS9 Allard, Carole Allen, Joyce Arnold. Patricia Audette, Suzanne Barron, Alice Barsalou,Elaine Barsalou, Madeline Bartlett, Carolyn Benoit, Sandra Berry, Joan Brault. Rachel Brodeur. Doris Brynn, Susan Burns. Theresa Campbell. Janice Campbell, Joan Centerbar, Pamela Charbonneau, Andrea Cheltra. Marlene Clairmont, Ann Corey. Sandra Cote, Patricia D'Acuti. Donna Danis, Norma Delorme, Brenda Devino, Constance LEE Dion, Mary Lou Fay, Alice Fay, Mary Jane Fayette, Amie Fleece, Sherry Foote. Charlene Foss, Shirley Germain, Janet Hammond. Mary Handy, Bernadette Harlow, Joyce Hinds, Dorothy Hunter, Sharron Hurteau, Claire Kaufman, Gail Keller. Dolores Lapointe, Sandra Lavalley, Carol LaVallee, Marilyn Levesque, Lucille Lesage, Theresa Manor. Carolyn McCaffrey, Linda McGowan, Mary Patricia SUB McKenzie, Judy McKenzie, Mary Jane McSweeney, Martha McSweeney, Sharon Miles, Katherine Mongeon, Dorene Navin, Eileen Niquette, Carole Ann Papin, Frances Pecor. Donalee Rayta, Margaret Riley, Margaret Risik, Barbara St. Peter, Stella Shae, Bonnie Simarcl, Janet Sorrell, Mary Soutiere, Audrey Sylvester, Gail Thare, Katherine Verret, Alice Vincent. Patricia Williams, Esther Wriglut, Joyce Wright, Patricia UYS9 GLEE Barre: William Arp Kenneth Badger james Beauregard Conrad Bessette Bernard Bruneau Williani Caputo Lyman Cote Eugene Cross Dennis Daley Paul Devin Peter Durochia Craig Echo Charles Guyette Robert Hebert James Lefebvre Paul Leonard David Mallory Norman Marchessault Edward Mercaldo Norman Mercure Marvin Merrick Garrell Metevier Henry Metevier Donald Pasha Philip Poulin Michael Rivers james Rock Edward Ruel Frederick Sourdiff Emile Thibault Paul Villemaire Patrick Wilson Firrl Tezwrr Lawrence Augustine Clement Deforge john Donoghue Daniel Fish Paul Joachim Stephen LaBombard Victor L'Esperance Edward Mahoney Patrick Mahoney Russell Niquette LHB james Russ Frank Schmitt Second Tefzorr Ronald Benoit Ronald Bouffard Conrad Castonguay Richard Charron Dennis Daley Michael Daley Francis Decarreau Thomas DeVarney Frederick Fayette Norman Giroux Edward LaBombard Truman Lafreniere Richard Lynch Douglas McCarthy Albert Monroe john Navin Kenneth Perrotte Robert Synder A Q Q GIRLS 151 Sofrrfmof Eileen Abair Beverly Anderson Mary Barbeau Barbara Basiliere Jeanne Beane Mary Blow Elizabeth Boucher Leona Bouffard Patricia Brosseau Jacqueline Centerbar Linda Charron Bonita Corrigan Virginia Cox Alice Devino Jane Evelti Mary Margaret Fish Joan Garrett Judith Gile Patricia Grow Susan Lovejoy Paulette Lumbra Virginia Mitiguy Margaret Poulin Eileen Ryan Mary Kay Xwilson Gail W'olfe 211127 Sfifllllllflf Barbara Alarie Judith Benoit Lynda Brent Eileen Chadwick Nancy Danis Barbara Duchaine Marilyn Fayette RESH N CHURUS Judith Fortune Diane Gamelin Phyllis Hurteau Monica Jasmin Thalia Kehaya Karen Ann Kennedy Mary Ellen Kennedy Donna LaPointe Diane LaValley Agnes Leclerc Jacqueline Margewski Elaine Mongeon Constance Niquette Carolyn O'Connor Linda Pasha Sharon Prudenzano Mary Lou Rideout Judith Rock Rita Thabault Sharon Trombley Anne Trudell Terry Varricchione Sharon Weston Affor Patricia Barra Lynn Brown Carol Campbell Ruth Cameron Mary Crosby Susan DesLauriere Patricia Desmarais Rita Devino Angela Dolan Patricia Dusablon Thelma Dusablon Karen Fercenia Ruth Gariepy Emily George Donna Hall Janet Jodoin Patricia Keller Ann Kittell Marilyn Landers Carol Langlois Joyce LaPointe Eugenia Lauzon Jeannine Lavallee Carole LeBlanc Johannah Leddy Judith Lorraine Linda Lucia Kathleen McKenzie Patricia Memmo Beatrice Morrow Elizabeth Myers Katherine Parker Paulita Pashby Judith Paulhus Mariorie Ploof Carolyn Pratt Linda Rock Jean Roy Patricia Safford Barbara Shea Marie Sirois Margaret Spenser Anne Sousie Kathleen Thibault Barbara Vincent 71011015 James Allard Edward Barry Lawrence Barnes David Beauchemin Richard Bouffard Robert Bouvier Michael Caggiano Robert Couillard Thomas Duncan Arthur English Norman Fay Terrence Fiske Ronald Gingras Robert Hartwick Michael Jarvis John Joachim Timothy Kenny Jolm LaVallee George Lavigne Albert Lesage Joseph Little Robert Lyman Joseph Lynch Michael Mitiguy Darrell Mongeon Henry Morgan Terrance Noonan Leo Patch Richard Poirier Vifilliam Roach Lee Rousseau Gerald Roy James Rublee Reginald Savage James Simpson John Temple Phillip Veysey Thomas Wright Brzrref Paul Allard Clifton Bennett Raymond Benoit Paul Bergeron Wfilliam Boisvin James Corrigan Raymond Cote John Desautels George Devereaux Patrick Dower Roger Duquette David Everett Roger Gelinas Clement Kenyon Reginald LaCroix Raymond Lebeau Brian McDermott Peter McGregor Ronald Mercaldo Ronald hlichel Paul Provost George Reselc Grayson Robinson Richard Roy Albert St, Amand John Sheehan Joseph Strong XY'illiam Terrien Richard Ture Charles Vandeventer Gary Wfolfe MRS. CLARICE LEAMY Whilt is music without accompaniment and what is ac- companiment without the cheerful smiling face of Mrs. Leamy. XVhether we are laboring over tedious scales, or putting together it complicated work of Franz Liszt, she is always patient and understanding, Many of her-free hours have been given over to All-State, and she has al- ways been ready to help us with any problem. Thank you, Mrs. Leumy, for your kindness and hard work. DR. -IOSEPH LIYCHNYR No school curriculum is really complete unless it can boast of Ll course in fine music. For years, Cutltedrul hits had the benefit of the great skill, and expert guidance of it wonderful music director. Dr. Lechnyr, laboring under the many difficulties resulting from lack of time and space, has never failed to turn out a music section that we could well be proud of. To you, Dr. Lethnyr, we give our heartfelt thanks. SUlP9llelliUDMtUDRlE GIRLS' SWIIAILITY A Sophomore Sodality was' organized as part of the Girls' Sodality this year. It was intended to be mainly a year of instruction and review of Sodality rules and privi- leges. These Sodalists and aspirants also worked with the junior and Senior Sodalists on their projects. In this way we hope to form more perfect Sodalists in the future. OFFICERS-SEATED: Susan O' Hagan, Suzanne Audette. STANDING: Carol LaValley, Bernadette Handy. 74 SIENIUR GlIRlLS9 SOllD.AXllsll llI'Y This year the Girls' Sodality under the direction of Sr. Mary Peter sponsored many activities. They witnessed the opening of the Sodality year with a day of recollection for Sodalists and those interested. A few weeks later, officers were elected and the work was started. Meetings were held monthly and a daily recitation of the office was established. Posters were made to emphasize Catholic Youth Week and Church Unity Octave. At Christmas, girls distributed gifts to old and poor ladies, who were very grateful. Other activities in- cluded an enjoyable Prom, a Catholic Press exhibit, a vocation month project, a May Crowning, and for the Seniors, a trip to Our Lady's Shrine at Enfield, N. H. This year the Sodality committees sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea, various Lenten projects, visitation of the sick and volunteer hospital work. Our newspaper, Spotlite, was issued once a month. We hope that next year's Sodality will have a year as profitable as our has been. SEATED, left to right: Joan English, prefectg Sister Mary Petersg Laurette Dion, vice-prefect. STANDING: Kathleen Mahaney, secretaryg Marie Lepicier, sacristang Monica Simon, treasurer. Tltllltil BUYS? SUUALTTY Can you imagine how dull study hall would be without a candy break? And when you know the profit will go to a worthy cause, it makes it even more en- joyable. The Boys' Sodality, seeing both of these ad- vantages undertook this activity to raise funds. They also cooperated with the Girls' Sodality in making Spotlite a success, observed Catholic Youth Week with an essay contest on the subject Youth, Space, and Sanctityf' and worked with the Girls' Sodality in pre- senting a successful prom. They filled out their agenda this year with a tag day play and dance. r. :ive ff' ' ,stew a ' ' iLfi f f3 ' V im.. SEATED, left to right: Prefect Williaiii Ready, Father Searles vice-prefect jimes Casey. STANDING: Treasurer Thomas Luck sacraistan Timothee Tessicr, secretary Raymond Houle. 75 N ' J' .,...n:' 4 ' - V VM M 1 is . STUDENT CUUNfClllL4 On the agenda of the Student Council this year was the symbolic task of transferring the newly polished tro- phies from their old home at Cathedral to the new show- cases at Rice. Some of their other very useful jobs in- cluded the management of the student store and Other little things which made the transition from C.H.S. to R.M.H.S. easier and more efficient. Along the social line they sponsored weekly socials. the annual Christmas dance and other worthwhile entertainment. -s 'X 'Q t A Left to right: Kathleen Mahaney, Monica Simon, Carolyn LeClair, Margaret Myott, john Olio. Edward Mercaldo, Dennis Daley, Robert LaMothe, Robert Halpin, james Beauregard. BUYS? AND GHRLS9 STATE Even john had to work. Looking forward ! On June 15, 1958, the Sixteenth Annual Session of Green Mountain Boys' and Girls' State was convened. During our week at this model state, we learned how to become better citizens and better friends by participating in civic and social activities. We are grateful to the American Legion and the other sponsoring organizations for making possible this wonderful experience. 77 lg la, 10099 'Riva 2, STUNT NHTE I'l'l9 3. CLHSS GF QQICISC? as JUNIORS The class of 6O took no prize, but gave every- one more than a little scare. The 'unusual shadow dancing of the Poor People of Paris will be re- membered as the height of their travelogue along with those coy tail-wagging Siamese cats. SENIORS Placing first for the third year in a row, this year's seniors were justly proud of their Class Re- union. Remember funny Josephine, Sweet Geor- gia Brown and how the band brought down the house with Marie, This will be a fond memory of the parting class of 59. -6 A l 'Qi - W' 1:-,,...,1,-..- A perience behind them marched off with second prize Their I I I. l L Along came the Sophomores who with one year of ex -..- 32:0 'U the Axe Marie 6' t New X 7 Q7 lv 3 0' ' X f A I '11 I ' 'kf .gg U e e 5 -. N ' 6 Q 9 FRESHMAN The Freshmen started off this year with the Past, Present, and Future. Although the class did not take a prize the beautiful costumes of a king's court in the past were a treat not soon forgotten, especially when mingled with those singing cowpokes of the present. . u Q 0 A, Wt K :Mx 34 HKS .Ui K gtgginiig, , 'if .8 ff s 1 F 1 is QW xi 'f 5 5? ' L.,. fag LLL- Q ix A Ti X . S? f - .. .Qffsf Ib Q 1 X , . - , X.-Q -1 -is-: 'Ga' j r fr R IQ 5 1 . Gs 5.5 5 . 'wk Q x Ill' ik game-gm ,im ,W ra MR. RAYMOND TAFRATE MR. THOMAS ALBERICO COACH BILL LANDERS It gives us great pleasure to dedicate this section of our yearbook to the three men, Coach Landers, Mr. Tafate, and Mr. Alberico, who have given unselfishly of their time and effort to helping us. They have guided us both on, and off the field. For these reasons, we feel that they deserve our sincere thanks. N fr W V X Q . . W if ww f My 3 if 12 'Q X if ,S It ,. . 4 V ,4- if i Q A viii? -Zwfeifw M ,.. -N. Q.. . ,. ,. X V , i L :M J, 5 wp ' ' Q ' ffl f' gf 5,lGlr- i 'M F ,nf xr 1 2' .- KS 3 1 1 X , Q Q 33 'Bs ss. -' .mv 3 E SENJUUR - I I X LJ Q1 Q-f - X X, X ,fl R r'-' , 4 . 1' 0 v ' i I 5 o - -'Tr' I 1 'Zig-in, X X X - The Little Indians led by Tom Perras, Bob Halpin, and Tom Gabbeitt improved steadily all year. Although they accounted for only one victory there were a few games that might have ended with Cathedral victories, but the breaks of the game were against us. Also, hampering the team were several injuries to key players. i E PLAYERS I nh .. - X -4 s'-, ' -5 1 0 n'l I r I J 14 ,,,,v I 47,4 .Q -- ,441 1 Y! ' ' 4112 5-LW Our most impressive game of the season was against our intra-city rival Burlington High. The game was one of the best of the season in the state. It was a thrilling con- test with both teams playing up to par. The game was decided by an extra point. We had a young team and look to a successful year in '59-'60 at Rice Memorial. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ed Mercaldo, Ed Wimette, Dave Keller, Craig Echo, Gerry Desautels, Ron Oliver, Tom Perras, Eugene Cross, Bill Ready. SECOND ROW: Charles Gunn, Mike Kehoe, Tim Terrien, Marty Fitzgerald, Norbert Gilmore, Clayton Fuller, Bob Luck, Denny Daley, THIRD ROW: Pat Wilson, jean Benoit, Larry Tuxbury, Mike McGarry, jim Casey, Jim Couture, Kenny Perrotte, Lyndon Crady. LAST ROW: Coaches Bill Landers, Ray Tafrate. TRACK Although the track season has not arrived as of now we are looking forward to a very successful year. We have many prospects for winners in the making. We expect to win the Plattsbury Invitational once again and also to have several boys among the state's best. We will have Tom Perras, Ed Mercaldo, Tom Gabbeitt, Eugene Cross, Ron Oliver, Pat Wilson, Bob LaMothe, Mike Rivers, Chris Terrien, Gerry Desuatels as returning lettermen. Under the watchful eye of Coach Landers and Coach Tafrate the boys will be properly trained for their respective events. FRONT ROW, left to right: Moe LaFrance, Cliff Pashby, Mike McKenzie, Tom Gabbeitt, Ron Grenon, Tom Henry, Jerry Premo. SECOND ROW: Gerry Grenon, Russ Tilley, Bob Polworth, Mike Thibault, Dan Navin, Warren Ellis. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Alberico, Louie Izzo, john Cross, Tom O'Connor, Ray Houle, Mat Quinn, Matthew Halpin. BASEBALL The baseball team, directed by Coach Alberico, are hopeful of a good year. We have many players returning this year, '58-'59. Players returning are Ray Houle, first base and pitcher, Mike Thibault, pitcher, Gary Lambert, pitcher, Tom Gabbeitt, first base, Jack Sturzenburger, second base, Bob Halpin, second base, jim Leddy, catcher, Moe La- France, outfield, Clifford Pashby, outfield, john Cross, shortstop, and last but not least, big Tom O'Connor, outfield. BACK ROW, left to right. Lynn Morin, Nancy Goddette, Shirley Corey, Coach Maureen Shea, Elaine Mongeon, Linda McCaffrey. FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Risik, Carol Allard, Patricia Brown, Sharon Beck, Gail Kaufman. GIRLS? BASKETBALL The R.H.S. Squaws finished the 1958-59 season with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses. The team, despite their record, shows good promise for the coming season. Next year the team will be playing without the services of their Co- Captain Theresa Lessard, who will be graduating this year. Leading the girls in scoring was Pat Brown with 184 points, followed by Elaine Mongeon with 53 points and Pearl Sourdiff with 47 points. Many thanks are owed to our Coach Maureen Shea and her assistant Mar- garet Lemon who have both contributed their time and effort in coaching the girls. COACH I i JUNHOR VAXRSHTY KNEELING, left to right: Dayton Contois, Russell Tilly, hiatt Quinn, jerry Premo, Craig Echo, Bob Polsworth, Mike Thibault, STANDING: joe McNeil, Walt Beck, jim Couture, Ronnie Viau, Coach Tom Alberico, Clayton Fuller, Louis Izzo, joey Oakes, Mike Fargione. Under the capable direction of Coach Alberico, the Junior Varsity had a successful season. Their season record was 10 wins, and 7 losses. They were led all season by Jerry Premo, Mike Thibarly, and Rommie Viau. The team was well bal- anced with good shooters, and excellent rebound players. Their height and ability will prove very valuable to the varsity in the future years at Rice Memorial. C.H.S. C,H.S. , , C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S. , C.H.S C.H.S. ,, C.H.S 29 M.S.j. S 40 P.A. 39 Rutland 48 Midd. , 40 M.S.T. 31 B.F.A. , or 25 Ellex ,,,, 45 Montpelier 24 Spaulding SEASONS RECORD is ,..,,,,,, 42 c.H.s. 24 C'.H.S. .,.,-...48 c.H.s. R.H.S. R.H.S. M13 R.H.s. H34 R.H.s. , .,,,,,, 44 R.H.S. ,, , ,26 Wfinooski Essex Montpelier Spaulding St. Midd. B.F.A. B.H.S. 23 44 37 32 23 19 31 39 89 KNEELING, left to right: Bill McKenzie, Gary Lambert, John Donnelly, Ray Houle, Tommy Gabbeitt, Tommy Perras, Gary Farrell. STANDING: Bobby Haipin, Danny Nevin, Marty Fitz- gerald, Coach Landers, Mike Rivers, Tommy Lyman, Reggy Lovejoy, Managers Mike Kehoe, James Reuschel. VARSHTY BASKETBALL 9585959 The Little Indians from C.H.S.-R.M.H.S., led by Ray Houle, had a successful season with a 12-8 record We had a young team with only two starters graduating, Ray Houle and Reg Lovejoy. Other seniors departing are Gary Farrell, Bob Halpin, and Gar Lambert. Thus w l k f d t ' ' ' y e oo orwar o a very successful year in '59- 60 at Rice Memorial. Returning lettermen will be Tom Perras, Bill McKenzie, Tom Gabbeitt, John Donnelly, Marty Fitzgerald, Dan Nevin, Tom Lyman and Mike Rivers. SEASON'S RECORD Q1-1,5, 56 M.S.j. r or r E C.H.S .rrrrrrrrrrrrr Sr. johnsbury C.H.S 43 People's Academy C.H.S Winooski .,r, C,H,S ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 8 Bennington , ,.,,,.. .. .,,.,.. C.H.S .,,,,,,,,..,.,,r, B.H.S. C,H,S.,, ,,,,,, ,r,r 5 9 Rutlandr ,, C.H.S Essex C,H,S 59 Middlebury ..... , C.H.S Montpelier ,, C,H,S 36 M,S.j, , , r . , C.H.S .,r,r..,,, r,r,r S paulding C,H,S,, M ,,,,,,r 57 B.F.A, r C.H.S St. johnsbury C.H.S 42 Essex . C.H.S Middlebury .. C.H.S., , r C.H.S., ,,,, , 51 Montpelier , ., 56 Spaulding r,,,, C.H.S .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 C.H.S B.F.A. ,,,, , B.H.S. ,, , ,...f L NAMF Houle SEN IORS 5,-5 S 2 L 1 L , Lf E A xx Don k L y rt POINTS ,,,,,,,,,,,,313 Perras , , ,,A,,. 5.149 Fitzgerald Lovejoy , Donnelly Gabbeitt , Farrell , , , l,.7,,.,, 109 n,,...e,101 L 81 55 43 NAME Rivers Halpin , Nevin ,,,, McKenzie Leddy , , Lyman Y, Lambert Ag. r.r. S N a s . o Q t 55,200 E Q aa .4 0 -.,..- POINTS .,,,.,,., H27 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 12 7 6 6 5 4 BOYS' CHEERLEADING SQUAD--Left to right: jean-Peter Benoit, Michael Daley, Wayne Oliver, Dennis Daley, James Gravel, Larry Bean, Bruce Maynard. Cll'lllElERlLlE',AlDllE,l SS -H: . s I B fx GIRLS' CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Netti Sikora, Susan McDermott. Carol Murray, Mary Campbell, Sandra Mercier. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT-SEATED, left to right: Ronald Bouffard, Carole Lumbra, Janet La- Vallee, Teresa Gilman, Jeannine Gamelin, Barbara Reyes, Joan LaBelle, Kathleen Mahoney, Fred Fayette. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Monica Simon, Thomas Luck, Bernice Moulton, Thomas Hayes, Marie Lepicier, Edward Mercaldo, Patrick Wilson, Sally Brynn, Thomas George, Marilyn Parot, Brent Smith, Patricia Kriesel. SECOND ROW: Louise Quesnel, Laurette Dion, Patricia Forman, Linda Longe, Elizabeth Poplawski, Suzanne Verret, Judith Michaud. SUMMER SCHOOL OF CATHOLIC ACTION Last July six girls from our class attended the Summer School of Catholic Action at Holy Cross ' College in Worcester, Mass. While there, they attended many classes and activities conducted by several Jesuits. We hope that what we have learned in this wonderful week has in some way aided in the betterment of our Sodality. SEATED, left to right: Mary Fitzsimons, Marie Lepicier, Laurette Dion. STANDING: Linda Long, Sara Moreau, Jeanette Boudreau. Compliments of THE CATHEDRAL PARISH HOLY NAME SOCIETY SlMPSON'S FUR STORE 7 Church S'rree'I' BURLINGTON, VERMONT Furs - Luggage DIVIDED PAYMENT PLAN CompIimen+s of T. A. HAIGH LUMBER CO., INC MCAULIFFE PAPER CO., INC. BURLINGTON, VERMONT CompIe'I'e School and Office Ou'l'fiHers Olympia Typewri'l'er-Boolxs-Ac.IcIing Machines A. B. Dick DupIica'l'ing Machines Ar+is+ Supplies LAPIDOW'S PHARMACY 279 Nor'II-I Winooski Avenue BURLINGTON, VERMONT Phone UN 2 I433 Complimenfs of MADELINE'S FOOD SHOP PEARL STREET, BURLINGTON MARQUIS' NEW AND USED FURNITURE II5 Nor'rI1 SI'ree'I' M. W. MORRIS I. G. A. STORE 9 Hyde Sfreei' BURLINGTON. VERMONT CompIimen'I's of THE STYLE SHOP S+yIes of The Hour BURLINGTON. VERMONT Complimenfs of HOWARD JOHNSON'S BURLINGTON VERMONT Compmnmnsof THE JOHN MCKENZIE PACKING CO. Incorporated Complimenfs of LOUIS PINE CO CITY DRUG STORES I Church SI'reeI I303 Willis'I'on Rd. Burlingfon, V+. So. Burlinglon, V+. A Memo FROM :oz CHURCH sr. DIAL UN 4-7477 BRUHN'S PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS School Supplies Office Supplies Greefing Carcls-Gills W. RACINE'S TEXACO SERVICE Cor. Flynn Avenue and Shelburne Rd. BURLINGTON, VERMONT Dial UN 24922 Complimen+s of STATE MUTUAL LIFE Lufher Bridgman, Roberf LaFla Jack DuBrul, II, Lewis Moore. J Jack Harfman, Jr., Jim Orfe SH EPARD 81 HAMELLE Men's Clolhing and Furnishings A Sfore of Qualify, Service and Safisfaclion 32 CHURCH ST. BURLINGTON, VT Congrafulaiions CompIimen+s and of Besi' Wishes +o fhe Class of '59 BURLINGTON BEVERAGE JUDGE CORPORATION KENNETH P. AKEY '42 CHAUSSE REAL ESTATE FRANK S. LANOU COMPANY AND SON We 59 'fhe Ea 'fh 97-99 COLLEGE STREET and EVe YI'I'In9 on II' Plumbing and Heaiing Esfablished I9I2 35 ST. PAUL ST. BURLINGTON PHONE UN 4-4593 UN 4-4594 DIAL UN 4-7483 CARR PORTRAIT STUDIOS IIO Church S+ + BURLINGTON VERMONT C ll UN 4-44II for App 1' 1' Com plimenfs of HAGAR HARDWARE AND PAINT CO. 98 Church S+reeI' BURLINGTON, VERMONT THE SOMBRERO MALLETTS BAY Cafering Especially Io Tesfimonial Dinners, Banqueis. and Priva'I'e Parfies PHONE: 4-9600 HOURS: 6 TO I2 Complimenis of HAYES AND CARNEY Church S+. BURLINGTON. VT. Compliments of ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH BURLINGTON, VERMONT Com pIimen+s of THE CORNER STORE no Noah S+. Dial 2-3582 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL lo.oo CARBEE'S MUSIC CENTER VermonI s Larges'l' Record SeIecI'ion Phonographs-Records Accessories II6 CHURCH ST. BURLINGTON DIAL UN 4-6630 ONE OF VERMONT'S N EW EST AND FINEST THEATRES BURLINGTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE Wicle-Vision Screen SHELBURNE ROAD ON ROUTE 7 Show SI'ar+s a+ Dusk Rain or Shine MODERN SNACK BAR UNiversi+y 2-089 I L. E. BRIGHAM DAIRY, INC. 448 Nor'I'I'1 Avenue BURLINGTON. VERMONT CompIimenI's of BREWER BROS., INC. DeSoI'o-PIymou'l'I1 AuIomobIIes Mack and Reo Trucks I NOI I'I1 Ave. BurIIng'ron, V'I'. Complimenfs of CONNIE'S BARBECUE l85 PEARL STREET OPEN 6 AM-I l:30 PM Meal Tickefs 55.50 VaIue for S5 CompIimen'I's of 8. LECLAIR A, Furnifure-Curiiains-Draperies-Rugs Venehan Blinds-Linoleum-Window Shades I52 CHERRY ST.-DIAL 4-6582 OR 2-2744 BURLINGTON, VT. POMERLEAU REAL ESTATE CO. h , ff Hifi- Ra f fa' --- -N, - - 2-4. 7,1 . .. ' f 27 5112 9 f W 34' r rrrrr r M, ZZ' IIIIQ ' Vg , f,,. ,r ,' , Iliiffl' I . .f, fm' , . .Ev J,, ,-. ffl' rrurrrr If 7, X-1-' w:,,' A 'Af' rn 1 nr , rrrrrrrl IHHEI Illll' I 6' I 5 1 , A II ' 1 4255: II' IIIIII 'I HHH: rrrrr H '.,fV,lIf'-I'-'U' If , 'FZ' ,N 'wus Q ftrurr EMM 41. - :mln Ig - rlrr r ..T V EE! m U! I x 1 r I I 11 . . W - Lf -I+: 1-I I I. .L I - ' Um : I-..:Fw'f,--. A ' I' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII5 'I' RESIDENTIAL 'I' COMMERCIAL 'I' INDUSTRIAL Morigages Arranged ' Financing Ei+her GJ. or F.H.A, We Buy and SeII A 0 REAL ESTATE of All Descripiion NEW HOMES TO YOUR LIKING 1' SHOPPING CENTERS Insurance ' Morfgages 'I' Appraisals Business Opporiunifies BURLINGTON Z-0890 BURLINGTON Z-0736 I85 College Sheer GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY VERMONT'S LARGEST WEEKLY Eagerly received and read each week by more fhan 65,000 faifhful read- ers. We have a circulaiion covering fhe en+ire S1'aI'e of Vermonf, and growing wi+h each issue. Religious discussions: Book Reviews: Sporisp Comics: S'Ia1'e, Nafional and Infernafional news i+ems of inferesf Io all age groups, fhe ideal 'Family newspaper. ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Subscriprion Rafe 53.00 Per Year 323 PEARL ST. BURLINGTON, VERMONT Complimenis of BERNIE'S BARBER SHOP 23 NORTH STREET Air Condifioned THE OLD BEE HIVE Ex+ends Besi' Wishes +o fhe Class of l959 Burling'l'on Auiomobile Dealers Associafion C. P. Smifh Jr., Inc. C. H. Goss Co. McGreevy Buicl: Co. Shearer Chevrolei Brewer Brofhers. Inc. Myers Au'l'o Service Yandow Mofor Co. Carpenfer 8: Mayforlh. Inc. Green Mounfain Mofors. Inc. Val Prada Olds-Cadillac, Inc. Wigwam Mofors. Inc. Complimen'I's 'F CHAMPLAIN VALLEY GEL EAU,S l84 NORTH STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT DIAL mm Est l9l5 PEGTON'S YARDSTICK Disiribuiors of No. Ill S+. Paul S+ree+ BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS BURLINGTON' VT. Fine Fabrics McCall Simpliciiy Vogue PaHerns Complimenls of OMER L. MOREAU BURLINGTON TIRE CO The Besl' Tire Deal in Town --DIAL 2-I I90- O.K. Rubber Welders 296 NO. WINOOSKI AVENUE BURLINGTON, VT. DIAL 4-5989 BOB ARNOLD Plasfering ConI'rac'Ior I35 Shelburne S+reeI' BURLINGTON, VERMONT CROSBY'S SERVICE STATION 82 Shelburne SI: Burlingfon, V+. TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Bralze Service and Generalor Service Minor Au+o Repairs Official SI'a+e Inspeclion Dial 4-9658 HlLL'S HARDWARE 81 PAINT STORE ETHAN ALLAN SHOPPING CENTER BURLINGTON. VERMONT Phone 2-6068 Hardware Sporiing Goods Housewares Painfs fx' aJi.L.L.'f M , .S Iii I I I I I Dial UN 3-3433 III Church S'I'reeI DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS CAMERAS Vermon+'s Mosi' Modem and Complefe Drugsfore AB E Y Besf Wishes CLARKSON -- GREEN MOUNTAIN CHAPTER REFRIGERATION SERVICE ENGINEERS SOCIETY 44 LAKESIDE AVENUE BURLINGTON, VERMONT WRIGHT, INC. Vermon+'s Foremosi' Depar'Imen+ Siore ESTABLISHED I848 Dependable Refrigeraiion Service Complimenis of A FRIEND BURLINGTON C0 'P'i 'e 's BOWLING ARENA of Izv Pearl s+. BERNARD'S MARKET BURLINGTON, VERMONT 43 LaFoun+ain S+. BU RLINGTON. VT. Au1'oma+ic Soda Founfains Associa+ed Food Producfs F. W. SIEGREST 81 COMPANY 352 SO. WINOOSKI AVE., TELS. 4-6402-2-5I68 Burlingfon, Vermonf Everyihing for your needs aufomafically dispensed . . . sonA . coFFEE . Hof CHOCOLATE . soups - CANDY - FRESH FRUIT SNACKS . MILK . TEA . coolcnss . one-Anerres - FRUIT JUICES For Fashions in Burlington It's IRVING'S 2I Church S+. BURLINGTON. VT. Open a S+uden+ Charge Accouni' QQ-If-H110 I 1 Take an lder ister's Advice . . . IT'S SMART to line np job interviews well in advance of graduation. And one of the best places I know to con- tact 'ls the Telephone Company. Several of as from my graduating class are working here -- and every one of as loves it. TGICDIIOIIE jobs are important ones. We have our own training pro- gram which you can enter without any previous job experience. The pay is good, and you'1l get regular raises. xx f 3 Why not come and see our employ- E f S451 ment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and 1 where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY l 1 Compliments of THE CATH EDRAL PARISH CLERGY STRONG HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Shelt and Heavy Hardware Paint-BuiIder's Supplies 205-207 Main St. BURLINGTON. VT. Sewing Northern Vermont tor More Than I00 Years Compliments ot SHELL OIL COMPANY We Wish the Faculty and Students Rice Memorial High School Every Success. COLLINS DAIRY Compliments ot MlCHAUD'S IGA I INTERVALE AVENUE PHONE 2-3I35 BANK STREET BARBER SHOP Specializing in High School Haircuts Across From Henry's Diner PAUL'S BARBER SHOP A Branch of Bank Street Barber Shop Next to Wonder Store RON COREY-Prop. Complimenfs of Sales and Service VERRETS l.G.A. ws PEARL STREET 5helbu,,,e Road FRIGIDAIRE, MAYTAG. GENEVA BURLINGTON Ki+chen Aid Compliments of BRUNELLE MARKETS bl No. Winooski Avenue l4l No. Willard S+. Complimenis i of Complimen+s VILLEMAIRE of zoo PEARL ST., BURLINGTON, vT. RENE BOUCHER Dress Righr-When You Look Your Besr, You DO Your Besi' Our Clofhing Will Give You Tl1a+ Feeling of Confidence NATE'S, INC. 5 CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON Vermon'I s Largesi' Men's Clolhiers ST. ALBANS MONTPELIER ST. JOHNSBURY HENRY'S DINER Complimenfs of DAN'S BARBER I 83 Cherry S+. I55 BANK STREET Frank ancl Roloeria Goldsiein SHOP Corclially Welcome You fo Henry's FlRST IN APPETITE APPEAL GERALD AUDETTE, Proprielor Class of '45 Open 6 a.m.-I a.m. Sundays 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Complimenrs of JOSEPH A. MCNAMARA JAMES J. MCNAMARA ROBERT W. LARROW Compliments of M. M. FARRELL 81 SONS A 81 W DRIVE INS CompIimen+s of Shelburne Road and WiIIis'Ion RoacI and DUCHAI NE BURLINGTON, VERMONT HAN DY'S LUNCH A Good Place +o EaI PHONE 4-5963 Corner Maple and Sou+h Champlain BURLINGTON VERMONT MEUNIER FUNERAL HOME Serving AII Religions Complefe-Dignified-Fair Prices Elmwood Memorial Funeral Service 97 ELMWOOD AVE. UN 4-5682 BURLINGTON Complimenfs of H. C. HUMPHRY AND SON CompIimenI's of THE CONCORD CORNER OF CHURCH AND BANK STREETS S+ree+s TELEPHONE 4-9 I 82 Mercllani' Tailoring S'I'yIe Value Qualify J. A. NAULT Cus+om Tailor Dry Cleaning-Tailoring-Pressing . Dyeing and Alfering 43 CHURCH ST. BURLINGTON. VT. ROBERT L. GELINEAU AGENCY Insurance and Real EsI'a+e Fire and Casualfy ResidenliaI-Commercial-Incluslrial I84 NORTH ST. PH. 4-6975 BURLINGTON, VT. You will soon find, if you haven'+ already, +ha'I' your diploma is bu'I' a key +o grea'Ier educa+ionaI oppor'IuniI'ies which will con+inue +hroughou+ your life. No in'I'eIIigen'I' person ever considers himself 'Fully educa'I'ed: ra'I'her, he looks on each day as a new oppor'I'uniI'y 'Io use whaf he Icnows in order Io learn more. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION BURLINGTON. VERMONT Complimenfs CongraI'uIa+ions and Besi' Wishes Of 'Io 3 Ihe Firsl' Graduafing Class of Rice Memorial 80 PEARL STREET, BURLINGTON MAZEL'S we GIVEJWKGREEN STAMPSMZ CompIimen'Is I DR. w. R. WHITE W I H- I TTT' OPTOMETRIST C.H.S.-R.M.H.S FATHERS' CLUB CompIimen'I's of CONRAD ALARIE'S TV SALES AND SERVICE I 300 NORTH AVENUE Moforola, Philco, R.C.A. Vicfor Color TV TEL. 4-7929 Complimenfs of VERMONT CHURCH SUPPLY 348 Flynn Ave. BurIing+on, V+. Dial 4-6869 BLANCHE L. SWEENEY Personalized Employmeni' Service I6I MAIN STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT We Offer You Employmenr Service Individualized +o Your Requiremenis Complimenfs COLODNY'S SUPER MKT. NORTH sr. AT NORTH Ave. Complimenfs of YOU NG'S PHARMACY CHARLES J. NICHOLS, Prop. I84 PEARL STREET Jusr Around Ihe Corner From Church BURLINGTON, VT. CompIimen+s of DR. MAU RICE MAHON EY LAPIERRE CAMERA SHOP Everyfhing in Phofography KODAK FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING 7I Church SI'reeI' Burlingron. V+. FREEMAN FRENCH FREEMAN ARCHITECTS Qu Q3 Q Ig Q-If' 42:35 if 1,,,.0 ' E33 ,3'y X a Main Office College St. Drive-Up Window St. Paul St. SAVE IN A REAL BANK -A BANK OF DEPOSIT- BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK -VERMONT'S LARGEST BANK- WaIIc-Up Window Church St. Branch North Ave. HI I! inun-s----U. IHAMI PLOOF Electrical Contractor BURLINGTON VERMONT I20 Pine Street Phone 4-70II FURNITURE CHILDS 81 GERMAIN INC. For Styles That Remain FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS-DRAPES VENETIAN BLINDS-DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Dial UN 2-OI63 I87 Pearl S+ree'I' BurIingI'on, VT. IT'S WOOD'S FOR SPORTING GOODS Popular Brands at Popular Prices sPALolNe wn.soN RAwuNes VOIT ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT sAss FOOTWEAR II Kodak Cameras and Phoio Finishing 0. f Q I g wooo's Q' ef SPORTING GOODS STORE Corner of Church and Bank STreeTs C.H.S. - R.M.H.S. MOTHERS CLUB ima! 5 A mam fv x V, ,f 1 ' A 55'fI,x I' A If T W5 If 4 Xi! 2 f CLASS RINGS 0 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS 0 TROPHIES 0 CLUB PINS 0 DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE P Icwa .Souih Burlingfon Vermoni' Telephone 4-6250 40 Brewer ar y, , , ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS For Besi' in Real Es+a'Ie LANZETTA Real EsI'aI'e Agency 75I NO. AVENUE UN 2-3896 BURLINGTON, VT. Com pIimen'Is of LONGE BROTHERS I.G.A. 475 SI. Paul Sf. BURLINGTON, VERMONT The Home of Choice OuaIi+y Meais Phone 4-60I I Cor. Howard and S+. PauI Complimenfs of ERNIE'S SU PERETTE 75 Nor+h Sfreei' Corner of Park BURLINGTON. VT. LAPIERRE CAMERA SHOP Everyihing in Phofography KODAK FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING 7I Church SI'ree+ Burlingfon, V+. Compliments of THE RICE MEMGRIAL SCHCOL BOARD Com plimenfs of A. R. GOYETTE WHOLESALE CO. 720 Shelburne Road TEL. UN 3-337l5 CAMPBELL'S REAL E I0 Shelburne Rel. Burling+on, UN 44920 STATE Vermon+ FORMAN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE World-Wide Moving BURLINGTON, VERMONT PLATTSBURG. NEW YORK JOHN L. NORTON, Agent ROBERT E. KRUPP, Owner Hea+ing Oils Dial 4-6867 224 ST. PAUL ST. BURLINGTON, VT. Complimen+s of GREEN MOU NTAI N POWER COLETTE'S C I' + omp :hen S Newspapers - Magazines o . Greefing Cards 69 Church S+. Burlingfon, Vermoni' READY FU N ERAL HOME CompIimen+s of C. P. SMITH SUPPLY CO., INC. 7I CHERRY sr. BURLINGTON, VT. I29 So. Winooslri Ave. BURLINGTON, VERMONT UN 4-4588 CAMP HOLY CROSS On Lake Champlain Near BURLINGTON. VERMONT A Cafholic Camp for Boys From A Diversified Program Six 'I'o Sixieen Years of Age for Each Age Group For Fur+her lnforma+ion Wrife +o: REV. LEO J. STEADY Direc+or 323 PEARL STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT Compliments of COFFEY AND TEACHOUT CORPORATION Greefings +o Our New Neighbors af RICE MEMORIAL From Kiln M e ffe- ef ,Q N, N Q Q QQ Gif am SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE CompIimen+s of FASSETTS BAKERY Bakers of +I1e OriginaI HOME STYLE BREAD and Many O+I1er Variefies of DELICIOUS BREADS - DONUTS - ROLLS Complimenfs of MARCELL MOTOR EXPRESS COMPANY, INC. Complimenfs of CURRIERS HICKOK Complimenfs AND BOARDMAN, INC. gf Vermon+'s Oldesi' Insurance Agency PHONE 4-5738 I60 COLLEGE ST. BURLINGTON, VT. VALADE'S BUFFET RESTAURANT cucQuoT CLUB VERMONT TRANSIT AND MOXIE TRAVEL BUREAU CompIeI'e Travel Service DisI'riIou'I'ecI by VT. FRUIT AND GROCERY CO .1 :ll .. ,. ' f' E QQAU MEANING OF THE SODALITY CONSECRATION Consecrahon fo fhe Mofher of God In fhe Sodall IS an enhre gnff of oneself fhroughouf life and for 'Io dedxcafe oneself fo fhe salvaflon and all efernify . . . To apply oneself seriously fo sancfify . . . t . . . . in perfedflon of ofhers . . . fo employ oneself . . fhe defense of fhe Church of Chrisfg such is fhe assignmenf of fhe Sodalisf, freely, resolufely ac- cepfed in fhe acf of his consecrafiong such is fhe ' fhe magnificenf program fraced ouf for him by Rules. POPE PIUS XII f 25 si!! Complimenfs of R. M. H. S. BOYS SODALITY Complimenfs of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Vermonf's Largesf Air Condifioned Deparfmenf Sfore DIAL UN 4-9835 1 CENTRAL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS I23 Cherry Sfreef BURLINGTON. VERMONT Odorless Cleaning WALTER AND ANN McCAFFREY S 8: H Green Sfamps lAround fhe Corner From Woolworfhl I The people who have adverfised in fhis secfion. are fhe people who have made fhis bool: possible. You will find fhaf fhey are fhe besf in fheir individual fields, please pafronize fhem. Thank you. YOUR CO-EDITORS Small group picfures and candid shofs-Complimenfs of CARR PORTRAIT STUDIOS 5 'E , 1 A 'lm 1 ,V , 1 u .. ' . ef, 'Z ,,, 5 3 4 af: 1 . 6, 'M V55 V if ' , ,V eip ' v f' 1 . f,- F-. ffmi' ' E23 M' . ' V' Y . , , ,. Frm 41 , wx .:,v'. L Q35 , 5 f 21 -' K4-X . , A , H A U3 I 711: 1 'nr A- 1 . Z , H-1' ' 'PQ ' J' E'.L.fISE' NH' T L . 1 Jig EJ ef'51:,3i3 L W . :R A H , uHw g. ,:!'1w'm',1 a. ' M. L w mnwsif' 1 Wm '- Km V ' - s cf ,L , 3? A E I' . Ziilffik FN --.3-1 - 5:52 ' uf pa vw 'um x V N , 6 .lwsu--nu-M-M. . .. ' ' H-if -:J .-4... WY, J a- M., - .. ,fi -.'--L. -hi' Q' .. 1 -. Q s 1-111141: ' k. ff ? .g: :, w i fag: i Ciyifgfg Y . W V mi' M MS. I .lv ' --M TH BURUNGTGN VERMQNT VF2fEN1T1H FREEMAN AFQCHETYEQTYS Ewfeae Nw !f:T: w w5TRwmE f