Rogers High School - Binnacle Yearbook (Newport, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

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Robin, Van Loocn Qels me innacle '70.,41,-SM 4, We Class of 7956 O qeogcrs SCAQQX gf'-Ix'fcxA'lJo1'f, genetic yqslarnl I C-Lfazzric SAaffer mougfas fj'OA'lCl'!lll'1C! Editor Bu.s'ir1c.s'.s' Manager Ky fjZanLs fo All of you who racked your minds for anew ideas , attended our endless meetings, collected money, offered suggestions, cheered me up when I felt dis- couraged, or helped in any way to publish THE BINNACLE. Miss North and Mr. O'Brien were patient, energetic friends who showed the staff and myself all the Hows?,, and answered all our 'IWhysP', Grateful appreciation to Mr. Robert Hyssong, the photographer, to Mr. Aaron Slom and Mr. Harvey Oest at the printer's, to Mr. Vincent O,Brien, the engraver, to Mr. Lloyd Robson of the faculty, to Mr. Ronald LaChance, the Daily News photographer, to Mr. Emil Iemail, 'the Editor of the Newport Daily News, and to Mr. Holhert Sniales, for his many kindnesses. It was a wonderful experience for me and I am proud to have been an editor. Although our work is finished now, I will not forget your guidance and under- standing. Thank youl AL ,. .,11-: - f1:1:1i-7f',r- ' 1 25 '11 :rl 51,1 1515. is e icafion XY11 111111i1'11t11 this 11111111 to Miss .-X1111i1'11 13. filliiill, ll 111111111111 whose patience, 11111111 i11t1-11iqc111-11, 111111 111111511111 1111111'1'st111111i11g 11111'1- 111111111 t111-111s1'1v11s part of our -.gl'OXY11lg 1113.11 Those 111 115 111111 1iIlONX' 11111 s1ig11t11' 11111 i111p1'1'ss1'11 with 111-1' gl'2lC1OllSH9SS and 11111 1111t11r111 1111111r1er. XY11 111111 11111 i11 111-1' 1-111ss11s 111-11111111 11w111'1- 111 1ll'l' Llllllllillg 1111i1itv in 111111111i11g L1 class. 1l11K1 1'lL'I' wit - 111-1' s1-mu 111 1'1lIINfll' - NY1'l1C1l is 1111t11 1-1111111 111111 gC11t1e. 511: is that 5131111111 1111111 of Ll t11111-111-1' for 111111111 Stlll1L'll1'S S111111' 5111-11 respect that 019111112 51-1111111 l'Il11,'S 111-1-01111-s 1111t1111111ti1- i11 1l1'l' pix-51-111111. . A teaclzerfs' work will HCIQCI' fiizish Xwi- '-E fc S 4 tj-01612 of Confenfs Biimaele Staff Our Faculty Our Class Features Ciass Poem Class Will Class History Class Prophecy Senior Superlatives Sports A Activities Advertising , .. Autographs . H., 11 13 25 87 88 89 91 95 104 109 121 141 182 'sv 77 S. Tryon, P. entworth, Silvia, P. W C. er, D. Colitz, Shaff Tolderlund, L. ng, D. erling, P. Ki SP 1: P. Sullivan, R. Henry, H. 41-r FOVV lst i, ualter hitaker, N. G Wosencroft' C. W tles, E. et ow, C. N Strickler, P. Barl e orovitz, J. M .-4 , VV. Farnum, J. Vfeflii D. Durst IJ, TO 2nd Collart. yous, N. houd, F. L 21 ca, D. L Sh s, R. ffl Bu ers, C. don, K. Pet haler, E. Hem Towle, L. T ,B. : J I'O'xV Silvia rd 3 Hoyle. , J. Tollefsonu G. Silvia way. J Hatha brum, P. O'Neil, H. Clarke, L. Zum ,R. SOD EIX ttleton, S, M hi h row: T. W 4t Furna. ,H, all Colem xez, K. OIT h row: J. Kelly, J. Biastre, N. Reinslein, D. Langdon, D. G 5t SOIL John S. Sewall, G. Sharkey, nm, L. Flaherty, G. Sa nnelly, D. Co mett, J. HIT! den, C. H fen row: D. Wol 6th innacle Sfaff Editor-in-Chief Laurie Shaffer Prophetess Jean Biasire lVillmaker Carol YVhitaker Phyllis Barlow Jacquelyn Connelly Dorothy Gomez Nancy Gualteri Cynthia Hammett Lynn Hathaway Kathleen Coleman Elizabeth Flaherty Eleanor Herndon Elizabeth Jones Diana Langdon Fheodore Carter Barbara Donnelly Richard Durst Wallace Farnum Robert Henry Kathleen Burke Catherine Burns Helen Clarke Naomi Collart Barbara Arruda '57 Lissa Cook '57 Personals Barbara Colitz, Editor Joseph Kelly Marcia King Stephen Maxson Judith Meierovitz Carol Nettles Features Peter King, Editor Katherine Peters Gwendolyn Sharkey Rose Mary Shea Judith Strickler Business Iiiargo Kilroy Miriam Kitch Elizabeth Lahoud Robert Lewis Frances Lyons Typists Carolyn Silvia, Chairman Helen Furna. Gail Johnson Art Barbara Neely, Editor Gail Hoyle Unclergracluate Sales Beth Mason 57, Chairman Gayle King '57 Elizabeth Larson '57 Christine Higginbotham '57 Elizabeth Lazar' '57 Jane MacLeod '57 C 11 J Bur.s'ine.s's Manager Douglas Tolderlund H historian Beverly Towle Poetess Priscilla XfV61ltWOl'tll Joanne Radice Nancy Reinstein Doris Sant Sandra Sewall Harris Sperling Evelyn Thaler Audrey Sullivan Paul Sullivan John VVeel-cs Thom as Whittleton David Wolfenden William Macomber Paul O'Neil Phyllis Ponte James Silvia Robert Zumbrum Julia Silvia Judith Tollefson Shirley Tryon Ethel Wosencroft Genevieve Ramos Diane Ritchie '57 Janice Santos '57 71 AZWQMS Glflflelflfl el . . the fight for survival in the lunch room. burning the midnight oil for Mr. Loughery's history tests. the last minute cramming for Mid-Year exams. everybody talking about those horrible gas and heat prob lems in Chemistry. how we loved Macbeth and Miss Brindle. the promise we made to have that theme in on time. Kpkzfience, Zflnclersfanabng, anal xKlfl6WlGJcq2 W Qur qaculfy 1 L ,J L......-..L,,.. W 0 xi O E Q cf. O. in GJ P .20 5 ai U1 4-J GJ .E 4-2 O CL O n-l Z 55 U E E 3 L: ci O Q oi E E U2 m .a .9 Q .S O L4 U CYS A 4 H. -A-J 2 .9 S-1 P4 .J E S s lr. 5-4 -1 5 O J.. .4-I U7 I-1 Davis. M. e, V. May, ndl ri orth, M. Phelan, G. Sullivan, L. B ton, A. Crosby, C. Olson, A. N 01 onsen, M. H w: A. M FO 2nd M. Sonne, C. Beagan. Fiske, B. lllE'l al iley, M. Byrne, M. P Da estall, N. z-1CVica1', M. Rogers, R. W e, M.M 3rd row: M. Clark OH. ntingt tor, W. Heffernan, G. Hu Mahoney, E. Vic Huy, J. Be , J. Stare, E. Christon row: P. Coen, R. Chase, R. 5th 1'0W9. ,L.C li d, W. Clark, J. Lal 00 W Under F. erzild, ZH Fit L, R. Og key, A. V La C. Reed, E. 6th row: L. Robson, udosheini. y,C.B bby, W. Luce ndham, H. Li Sa shop, T. ,G.B1 Corriera 7th row: J. OI'COl'I11'1. Ouellette, P. Lyon, R. Aubin, M. C ton, W. ng row: J. Kelly, E. Collins, S. Hetheri 8th A5 you join tlie ranks of tlie Alumni of Rogers, we ol' tlic Faculty are happy to congratulate you upon your individual acliicyements, as well as for tlie yery excellent record compiled liy your class and in- scribed in tlie annals of Rogers, liistory. Since you represent tlie sum total of our ycry lmcst efforts, you may be certain of our permanent interest in your welfare. Your future success will always lie a source of pride to us and will continue to re- Hect credit upon your Scliool. YVe hope that you will carry witli you always tlic liappy memory of your years at Rogers While we continue our efforts to provide the best possible educational services to your successors. PETER E. IDONNELLY iznczpal gf? C157 7 H111 order that people may he happy in their Work, three things are needed: They must he Ht for it: They must not do too much of it: And they must have a sense of success in itf, john Ruskin IIOLBERT T. SRL-XLES Vticc-Princ'ipr1I Ilcafl of x70C'IIfi0lltII Depa1'ttm'ent 1163 . . is X ll -i +... AW. , -Mau Y A ..-, Y - - - --,-.,,.. The humorist Josh Billings said HAS in a game of cards, so in the game of life we must play what is dealt out to usg and the glory con- sists not so much in winning as in playing a poor liand Wellv. Like many humorists lie hit upon a profound truth, which is the basis of my hope for youg that in school you have learned some of the rules for playing the game, and that your cards may give you encourage- ment for the future. W NIARGAB ' E. CARR Dean of Girls 1.171 My Greetings To The Class of 1956 I have enjoyed the past four years with you, and I hope they have been pleasant and profitable to yon. Now that you are leaving Rogers, I wish you outstanding happi- ness and success, and hope that you will often think hack kindly of Rogers and those of us who rernuin. Iosnvir C. N15v1Ns Dean of Bozjs U04 4183 It , xx ' f lfll' aculfcy Principal PETER E. DONNELLY Brown University Harvard University Vice-Prinlcipal HOLBERT T. SMALES Colorado State Head of Vocational Department Dean of Boys JOSEPH G. NEVINS Boston College Harvard Medical School Pep Nite Director ROGER J. AUBIN Providence College English CATHERINE M. BEAGAN Pembroke Teacher-Librarian Library Auxiliary, Pages EDWARD F. BEATTY Boston University English Great Books Club GEORGE T. BISHOP Bates, Boston University University of Minnesota Algebra, Geometry Future Engineers LOTTIE BRUVDLE Pembroke English Junior Class Counselor Travel Club BERTIL F. BRODIN Pratt Institute R. I. C. E. Interior Decorating, Painting Dean of Girls MARGARET E. CARR Pembroke English, Guidance Hostess Club Co-ordinator of Activities Director of Guidance NICHOLAS S. LOGOTHETS Brown University CHARLES H. BUDESHEIM Ithaca College Director of Music Chorus, Orchestra MARY F. BYRNE g Smith, Simmons, Boston University, Spanish ' Senior Class Counselor Knitting Club HORACE B. CALL Stroudsburg Teachers' College Boston University, University of Maine Physical Education Track, Recreation Leaders Club RUFUS W. CHASE Wheaton College, Illinois Mechanical Drawing Sophomore Class Counselor RALPH C. CHRISTON Catholic University, La sau T452 Biology QE 1 Biology Club ff C Red and Blackff 1191 r J 2 0 ' k 'Z Milne Wi MARION E. CLARKE R. I. C. E. English, Guidance Freshman Class Counselor Girls' Bowling Club PHILIP E. COEN Boston College World History Ancient and Medieval History Head Football Coach Weight Lifting Club ALMIRA B. COFFIN Head of Mathematics Department Trigonometry, Algebra Review Mathematics EDWARD J. COLLINS, CAPT., U.S.A. United States Military Academy Military Science and Tactics MICHAEL R. CORCORAN Georgetown, Boston University English J.V. Football and Baseball Coach Baseball Fan Club JOHN P. CORRIERA, M-Sgt., U.S.A. Military Science and Tactics ALENE M. CROSBY Vermont English Red and Black v LEO J. CROWE Notre Dame, Manchester College History, Problems of Democracy Basketball Coach Basketball Ofliciating Club ARCHIBALD H. DAILEY Providence College Shop Physics, Algebra Aviation Club M. NATALIE DAILEY Posse Nissen Physical Education for Girls MARY M. DAVIS R. I. C. E. English Cubs ROY DELANEY Boston College Civics Assistant Football Coach Football Oiliciating Club FRANCES L. DILLON College of Mt. St. Vincent History Freshman Class Counselor PAUL F. EBBITT Dartmouth English Junior Class Counselor BARBARA M. FISKE University of Vermont Home Economics Knitting Club RICHARD P. FITZGERALD Boston University General Science Cross Country Coach Assistant Track Coach First Aid MARGARET G. HARRINGTON Clerk WILLIAM R. HEFFERNAN University of Rhode Island English Tennis Coach STANLEY W. HETHERINGTON University of Rhode Island, McGill University, University of Toronto M.I.T., Webster University Chemistry Chemistry Club Student Council Future Teachers of America. i205 1 GJ 46 f,ijYi9'Q,'Liq C f M.'lRION HORTON V I1 Wellesley 'UMC Algebra, Geometry Junior Class Counselor GILBERT G. HUNTINGTON Tufts General Science JOHN N. KELLY Yale Algebra, Geometry GRACE SPENCE KNIGHT Clerk ANN F. LA CROLX College of St. Elizabeth Latin Societas Latina EDGAR C. LAKEY Loston University Geography Business Training Junior Class Adviser JOSEPH A. LALLI Providence College General Mathematics, Algebra Baseball Fan Club VVILLIABI V. LALLI University of Rhode Island, R. I. C. E. Typing, Business Training, Sales Faculty Director of Athletics Golf Coach JAMES J. LAVIN Providence Technical High Machine Shop Practice Senior Class Counselor HOWARD L. LIBBY Rogers High School Auto Mechanics Junior Class Counselor WILLIAM R. LOUGHERY R. I. C. E., Columbia University Brown University Head of Social Studies Department U. S. History, Problems of Democracy Psychology Club WILLIAM J. LUCEY Central High School Printing Shop Safety Program Freshman Class Counselor PHILIP A. LYON University of Rhode Island Direclor of Audio-Visual Aids Audio-Visual Club MARGARET B. MacVICAR Wheaton, Boston University English Sophomore Class Counselor Knitting Club JEREMIAH P. MAHONEY Brown University English Chess Club RAYMOND L. MALONE University of Rhode Islan ' Agriculture Driver Education ' Future Farmers of America VIRGINIA MAY University of Rhode Island Home Economics First Aid GEORGE S. MELCHER, S.F.C., U.S.A. Military Science and Tactics ALICE H. MONSEN University of Rhode Island Home Economics Personality Club 1219 E. L. AMABEL NORTH Wellesley, Boston University Biology, Physiology Senior Class Adviser Cheerleaders Adviser WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN R. I. C. E. Commercial Subjects Senior Class Adviser CONSTANCE K. OLSON University of Rhode Island, Cornell, University of Pittsburgh Spanish FRANK OLSON M.I.T. Machine Shop, Shop Theory Photography Club WILFRED T. OUELLETTE Curry, Tufts English, Public Speaking Debating, Drama Club MARGARET L. PALMER Pembroke English Knitting Club MAJ EL PARMENTER Clerk M T . CVLUN Q fm' EMMETT G. PHELAN Holy Cross Economics, U. S. History Senior Class Counselor MARGARET F. PHELAN Pembroke Head of Language Department Latin Junior Class Adviser Senior Class Counselor Knitting Club IRENE T. PITCHFORD Clerk MARY H. REAGAN Boston University Otiice Practice, Typing CLIFFORD B. REED Gorham State Teachers College Woodwork LLOYD A. ROBSON George Washington University Head of Commercial Department Commercial Subjects Newport History Club MARY C. ROGERS R. I. C. E. Physical Science, General Science Music Appreciation Club JOAN V. SEANDER College of Our Lady of Elms French, Civics French Club VERA B. SLOCUM Pianist for Girls' Physical Education H. MARIE SONNE R. I. School of Design Berkshire Summer School of Art Art Red and Black Hand Decorating Club JOHN W. STARE Ithaca College Peabody College for Teachers Director of Bands GLADYS G. SULLIVAN Bryant College Teacher-Secretary Office Practice EDITH R. TRIGUEIRO R. I. C. E. Algebra Knitting Club 1223 LILLIAN L. TRIPLETT R. I. C. E., Columbia Teachers' U. S. History Modern European History Sophomore Cla ss Counselor Knitting Club XVIBYIFRED A. TRIPP Salem Commercial , R. I. C E University of New Hampshire Commercial Subjects FRANCIS B. UNDERVVOOD Bryant College Introduction to Business Bookkeeping, Guidance Sophomore Class Counselor College Harvard, Boston Univers EDWARD VICTOR ity Head of Science Department College Physics, Physical Science ARTHUR E. VOGT R. I. School of Design Mechanical Drawing G. RUTH WESTALL Bryant College Bookkeeping, Typing Freshman Class Counselor Knitting Club FRANCES A. WOOD Maine, Brown University French, Spanish Travel Club rr o R 9 9 r 2 Y f ,Ni mb gin I 1 ' -T1 al I 2 1239 yl Always elflflelflfl el . the first day in Rogers when everybody went to the wrong rooms. the school spirit we freshmen had at our first Pep Rally. the dread in our hearts as we approached the Dean's office, only to find we had forgotten our lunch. vacation time, and at home lie our forgotten library books. Senior Banquet time, new dresses and special, exciting dates. squirming and flinching as we carefully cut open our frogs. L U W fin - Of 'flQZlQ' mfs-Wezemzf j'f2Qzw0af Q Q Q 'Y QQVQ yQof ,iff P A. L W U11 mb NW RQ ,Q fi Wm ffl LZ 1 K- ' jf 'NT 1 , :off Y, i Q A Mug, 'ij I jf W I , .0 X-f N' 'N x, fy FK Wy fn K MIMWVI ,M lff,,,l7,QZxTf if If X I Y ' f me W ff , ' 'RWM ' 'Hi , 4 ,- 7 Aff y X, 55-5- 5 13T I., Q N 2 A' ' , f .N f ' X X ,, f' A ff .4 MKESMQ-efi133f7513?5fR. W f 4 , X-Tj- TI, V . ' ,ff N , . My iw Q ,X , f1xw..Qil1 -N, Clfiii kj WNV' Qfmss ,L f gif' .wx lst row 11-ry: M. Ottilige, B. Millington. 2nd row: H. Sperling. 3rd row: P. Ponte, W. Farnum. 4th row: D. Anthony, P. James, A. Manuel, B. Towle. 4+ Z 19 1263 5 Class Cllficers Harris Sperling President Marjorie Ottilige Vice-President Beverly james Andrews joseph Bryan john F ucile Frances Lyons Frank Ottilige jean Biastre john Haggis Ronald Iohnson Barbara McFee john McLeod Lynn Hathaway Donald Hartness Patricia Blair Peter Rector Miss E. L. Amabel N CLASS OF 1956 Social Committee Towle and Arthur Manuel, Co Class Night Committee Barbara Millington, Chairman Banquet Commitiee Paul james, Chairman Cap and Gown Committee Samuel D. Anthony, Chairman Faculty Advisers Phyllis Ponte Secretary Wallace F arniun Treasurer -Chairmen Frank Pine Ann Roque C-wen dolyn Sharkey Rose Mary Shea Carolyn Silvia joyce Paranzino Mary Ann Rosa Sandra Sewall James Silvia Frank Stevens Gerry Leonard Ethel Wosencroft Helen Sampson Chris Tsokos orth Mr. William H. O7BT1CD C273 lm Q fqugcbgi DJ Q., . p . Q lim will ZGJVOMC W-'J JOAN ADELLE ABPLAN ALP GEORGE MASON HIGH COLLEGE FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA Serenity - a Welcome contrast to the noisy halls of Rogers - an avid reader of good books - a talent for knitting - has R Joan. Knitting Club 3, 4 ,?6iilffi'MvlVd I HAROLD CLARK ALGER W JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Intelligent - neat - polite - active in basketball and golf - is - Clark. Basketball l, 2 Football l Basketball Officiating Club 1, 2 Aviation Club 3, 4 r ANN MARIE ALMEIDA t MUMFORD UNDECIDED Winning Ways - always rushing through the halls f quickly changing her mind - likeable - has many W friends - Ann. A.. ,VW First Aid l Knitting Club 2 Personality Club 3 Psychology Club 4 BARBARA ANNE ALSTON MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Long dangling earrings - devoting time to helping V others 4 humming tunes f carrying many books and that filing box Y you'l1 see - Barb. Knitting Club l Volleyball l Travel Club 2, 3 Personality Club 4 Red and Black Staff 4 3 y IAMES BASIL ANDREWS I 'ill JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE - .V H Energies equally divided between academics, sports, f and pleasures --- reinembered for super parts in Pep V W , ' Nite - likes to sing - that's - Jim. qw M Track l, 2 Biology Club l Chemistry Club 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3 h Football 2, 3, 4 Football Officiating Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 , If Class Night Committee 4 Social Committee 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 1253 ROBERT IERROLD ANTHONY BERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE Never too busy to do a favor - -V or talk about hunting -4- always sees the funny sides of diflicult situations - - mischievous - Jerry. Football l, 2 Junior Red Cross l Chess Club l Pep Nite 3, 4 Football Otticiating Club 2 First Aid 3 Psychology Club 4 SAMUEL DOXV ANTHONY HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE Gentlemanly protectiveness - muscular -f the ability to think quickly f holding his own on the gridiron - hearty appetite for 3 good' home-cooked meal S has - Dow. Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Bowling Club l Football l, 2, 3, 4 Football Officiating Club 4 Pep Nite 4 Weight Lifting Club 4 Class Play 4 JJ PHYLLIS ANN BAILEY Miss COLLINGS' sCHooL SECRETARIAL SCHOOL One of our best soloists - a good athlete - -V a sweet and patient personality - has - Phyl. Astronomy Club l Volleyball l, 2, 3 Red and Black Collector 2, 4 Basketball 2 Cheerleader Training 2 Knitting Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 DONALD EDSIOND BANNON MUMFORD UNDECIDED Carefree S unassuming - likes boxing, drinking coffee, and English - if he's reserved, its always --ff Don. Chess Club l Aviation Club 3, 4 PHYLLIS ANN BARLOXV MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Delightfully genuine f- sincere f helpful f - working conscientiously - 3, merry, spirited laugh - a lover of sports - it's calm, unruffled - Phyl . Pages l Drama Club l Volleyball l, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2 Cheerleader Training 2 Red and Black Collector 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 3 Binnacle Solicitor 3 Student Office Aide 3, 4 Bowling Club 3, 4 Red and Black Stuff 4 Binnocle Staff 4 Class Play Production Staff 4 C293 CWC 3 ,YYLOA1 ldorwlffvi WM, Oo 6 2 Epuaass X35 mxfcrffj NW call WA Qfwsglcwxxfc' ego L io We-T , - , is fmxythoof Eine to Qs gwfvsea is Q,kfc,c:-r,v.a.fo cs-ajvlog AP' jx' 7, Q facbf f3 X ' gdwjf ojoguoe gfj A K . M554 it W Citi N' 4109! 49' iff, c, ROSALIE ANN BEEBE JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Reserved f sweet trills in noon-time chorus - has an extensive record collection - an attentive listener - is - Rosy. Knitting Club l Personality Club 3 Typing Practice 4 FREDERICK M. BENNETT JOHN CLARKE BRYANT COLLEGE A boy with many out-of-school interests - active - and easily jovial - helping others willingly - sometimes caught in a preoccupied mood - brightening up the scene wherever he goes - is - Fred. Audio-Visual Aids l IEAN MAY BIASTRE MUMFORD KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL ' Sophistication! - with many ways of wearing her hair - interesting eyes - has her own personal clothes Q. I designer - seldom sad - but can be serious - Jean. '-IDL' 4 Q g Travel Club I Red and Black Collector 2 Newport History Club 3 J l Red Cross 2 Social Committee CCo-Chairmanl 3 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 N Nominating Committee 3 Binnacle Staff 4 Binnacle Solicitor 3 63? Class Night Committee 4 Bowling Club 4 Student Council 4 PATRICIA ANN BLAIR PERRYVILLE HIGH EMPLOYMENT PERRYVILLE, MARYLAND Member of the Cap and Gown committee 4 always traveling - a football fan - future telephone operator -- well dressed - sweet - Pat. Knitting Club l, 3 Psychology Club 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 . ff if , ,.., Z ,q 4 A MT yy 1 J ULWMAL BEULAH ANN BORDEN it i if X V HENRY F. ANTHONY CIVIL SERVICE V l ' ., ' l ' ' , A star bowler - commercial student - famous pony l. ,, H X C i tail -4 petite - not so quiet, in fact very talkative - and U Y ll lyjy K APVV J, ' mischievous -- is E Babs . , f' 4' fyy. 5 V, 'fi Travel Club 1 Knining club 2 Bowling Club 4 C le I N 4307 M to Y .1 I-4:1 V ' ll' H Nj jf' , l . 10' Q! ' CAROL ANN BOTTORFF ST. MARY's UNDECIDED A member of the Library Auxiliary - always in a hurry - friendly to all - white bucks her trade mark -A crazy about sports - hopes to become a nun W Carol. Pages l Cubs l Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club 2, 3 Psychology Club 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 IUNE XVINIFRED BRADLEY VVOODSTOCK ACADEMY POST GRADUATE VVOODSTOCK HILL, CONNECTICUT A pixie smile - the neat, exact handwriting of an artist - new to Rogers and we're mighty glad to wel' come her S appreciating the finer things - liking to sing, draw, and write - Hi! - June. ROBERT BIEDEIROS BRACA POCASSET SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND RHODE ISLAINTD This tall, dark-haired lad hails from Portsmouth W has traveled to the United Nations Building -- and is eager to tell about the trip - a ready grin - has - Bob. 'eff' 4 1' V! 3 VT Qcimpl - KIXQQWQVOYDQJV' Ejuggrbky. Glas, Gia- XNWIODQ. QSEA 'l776l Li3 V - - 6-Led DQBST' ings incase 'O EfCdTsfLf 352114246 Basketball Officiating Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club l f,, JOSEPH FRANCIS BRICHAM MUMFORD U. S. AIR FORCE Small - good looking - a sharp dresser - a mis- X chievous twinkle in his eyes - his S Joe. Bowling Club 1 Aviation club 4 i ' ll' f Ajrwvii Q A i 'T A NANCY ELIZABETH BRODIN ,., ,J Q 99 lv ' My f' 4 THOMAS H. CLARKE NURSING , ,,g ' fb if 5 Xl, Ship ahoy! - a commuter from across the sea f ii' :jail AAI! J short in stature - blushes easily - studious e one of ,Ill J f ' I ffl, the brave gals taking college physics - handy with 3, 'V luon' needle and thread - the Betty Crocker winner - is - 'f Nan. , Astronomy Club l Pep Nite 2 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 4 Zfflifi I First Aid Club 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Personality Club 4 iff if if ffl .ff , , I A f I l. fl C313 l K, fff ,fr VE Qktf gi vi Stem, Mwfptalilwm Jjwwgyfz ,W W r 5 fewfwjww fjlulf' f 1 R 795 if 'MEI' ELIZABETH MCKENZIE BROWN JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Devoting her spare time to the library - not talk- ative - in fact, quiet - studying hard - cheerful - Beth. Pages l Library Auxiliary 2, 3 4 Hand Decorating Club 4 Knitting Club l, 2 ALFRED JOSEPH BRYAN HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE A hero S backbone of the basketball squad as Co- Captain - dark, snappy crew out f fighting for Rogers every quarter - with his well-known rosy cheeks - Joe Bryan, he's our man! Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Social Committee 4 Pep Nite 4 CLIFFORD EDWARD BRYAN MUMEORD U. s. AIR FORCE Known to all his friends as Duf1icker or Little Oscar - talented H famous hat collection - Wherever there's noise, there's - Cliff. Music Appreciation Club l Football l Basketball l Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 ALYCE HENRIETTA BURKE sr. CATHERINEYS ACADEMY UNDECIDED Extremely friendly - well-known - gracious, al- most southern manner f there's never a dull moment when Alyce is around! First Aid 2 KATHLEEN GERTRUDE BURKE MUMFORD NURSING Neat and petite - with that enviable knack of wear- ing clothes Well - amiable - a 'happy-go-lucky philoso- phy of life has - Kay. Basketball l, 2, 3 Drama Club l Bowling Club 4 Pages 'l Library Auxiliary 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 3 Volleyball 3 Chemistry Club 3 Binnacle Staff 4 1323 CATHERINE ANN BURNS MUMFORD NURSING SCHOOL Her chief characteristics are - willingness to do things for other people --H and amiability 3 always looks as if she just stepped into freshly pressed clothes - low giggle - our V we Kathy. Travel Club l Knitting Club 3 Bowling Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 ROBERT ADOLF BYE JOHN CLARKE PREP SCHOOL A merry outlook ff with only an occasional cloud f a hustling spirit - eager to talk about horseback riding, Junior Red Cross, airplanes H or those Pep Nite rou- tines - Bob. Horseback Riding Club l Junior Red Cross Club l, 2, 3 Aviation Club 3, 4 -ft l 1 ROI DOUGLAS BYE JOHN CLARKE MORTICIAN APPRENTICE Handsome - that mellow voice - an ofiicer in the R.O.T.C. E who has a line sense of humor is - Roy. R.O.T.C. Drill Team lPresident1 3 R.O,T.C. Bull Committee 4 Cubs I R,O.T.C. Pinwheels 2, 3 Glee Club 4 JOSEPH FRANCIS CABRAL HENRY E. ANTHONY U. s. AIR FORCE A gypsy in spirit -f loving travel W- intrigued by aviation - hoping to By his own plane one day Y a gay humor - making friends with an effortless manner f enjoyable f Joe. Travel Club l Aviation Club 4 CAROL LYNNE CAMERA AMERICAN HIGH COLLEGE PARIS, FRANCE Coming a la Paris -f always ready for f a party - or work - at ease with people --f tact f nnesse --H soft spoken - Gus-Gus. French Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Pep Nite 4 C 33 J 41113449 1 N' wi f f f ,477 f W iiii , Q -x fx Cf nf' T W vw fwll iffy W J J L ,Jtw Qiiviayfi Mlgi 1 it SW f W if W A W 7 TW W i ALFRED MATTHEWS CAMERON MUMFORD AIR FORCE Likes banana splits - Wonderful mechanic - good natured - well-informed - subtle wit - that's A1 . Travel Club l R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 Pep Nite 4 Track 'l R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 2 CAROLE ANN 'CARDOZA BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT Eyes changing from dreaminess to a. sparkle of mis- chief - ia sincere friend - speedy typist with an interest in hair dressing is - Carole. f First Aid 3 THEODORE BENNETT CARTER JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE A tall, red-haired lad - quiet ways - enjoys sports, travel, and books - capable at Whatever he undertakes - a future engineer - that's - Ted. Future Engineers 3 Social Committee 3 Chemistry Club 4 Football 2 Aviation Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 '-'f-:n DELORE CHARLES CAVANAUGH - I A A iiiiiiii 4 HENRY F. ANTHONY BRYANT COLLEGE Z yff Witty - an industrious air about him - devoting ' I time to playing the French horn - light hair and blue f W 2 eyes - mark - Del. Band I, 2, 3, 4 United Nations Club I Baseball Fan Club 4 Bowling Club 2 Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 W ,gilt x ,- PERRY FRANCIS CHACR MW HENRY F. ANTHONY UNDECIDED Quiet and modest - 51. sincere friend N a tease, too -M friendly smile - easy to get along with - hunting, farming, and fishing you'11 End - Perry. F 7 if . CC' KQQU X61 5725! fp fgoigyyqg jg . 6343 , O04 gym 062262 RONALD VVHITNEY CHAMPION BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT Comes from out yonder in Middletown - rides to school in a different hot-rod every day - loves pulling autos apart - a future farmer - Ronnie. Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4 Travel Club l 5 HOPE ROSITA CHARLES JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Future secretary - likes music - accomplished violinist - seen at all basketball games f tall - slender - sweet - cute - keeps all her friends in stitches - Hopey . Pages I String Ensemble l Red and Black Staff 3 Travel Club 2 FREDERICK JOHN CHASE MUMFORD COLLEGE A stand pattern - liking tradition and the old ways best - admired f someone you like knowing S getting enjoyment out of life - thinking things out carefully -Y- making level-headed decisions - that's Fred. pw-v Great Books Club 3 Psychology Club 4 LEROY CARLTON CHEVERIE JOHN CLARKE DRAMA SCHOOL Keenly interested in drama Y plays the bass fiddle - ambitious - plans to work his way through drama school - luck to you in your climb to the top f Leroy. Drama Club 2, fPresidentl 4 Radio Broadcasting Club 3 Red and Black Collector 3 Class Play 4 gl 5 fl Cl 0 L F J' it fwfr, C wr 065650 , ,, f- l VERNA LOUISE CHURCH W HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE A Farm gal - musically inclined -f active in sports M A - sells tickets to games - unforgettable as Martha -v school spirited - Verna. .1 Biology Club l Hand Decorating Club 2 Music Appreciation Club 3 ,I f -,tif rf! ' 1 lr. il ie: ,, 1 , i i w' l, A Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Class Play 4 Bowling Club 4 if C35l -K 4' ' -P , I l ei lf 1 MMA' AJ rd L , ff., f X CW lla XD if if f W ag HARRY RAY CLANTCEY 'JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Tall, fair-haired, and mischievous - enjoys sports - adds his voice to Pep Nites - wonderful sense of humor - always surrounded by his many friends - is - Ray. Football 1 Pep Nite l, 2, 3, 4 R.0.T.C. Drill Team 3 Track 2 Glee Club 4 t 0 M W A M ll5i' Ah5l!I?QvI.,AIIi,CLl1AfR,, l i , ' . l x -1-A Q7-'V u -X gt' IAN SC OO ' ' E 4 Iggy , I h . O I Q U l 1 A h I - er-affab ,but d o' he P' 314: ' new a R gers f Welco el - Dia 1 e. CJ N X Drama Club 4 J 6' In HELEN CAROLE CLARKE WC t JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED 0 - A '- ,, M ,' 'fi Tiny - a tousled head of russet curls Y refusing M ' . to take an easy way out of any problem - dependable - f mf ..,,V 2 shy, friendly smile - surprising vigor in such a little I C ,Lf package - Helen. PQ!! I Pages l Personality Club I Psychology Club 4 Pep Nite 4 el l Library Auxiliary 2 First Aid 3 Binnacle Staff 4 CLYDE HOYT COFIELD MUMFORD AIR FORCE Outstanding wood worker in the shops - would make f a terrific cabinet builder f fascinating brown eyes - cool-car - tall - good looking - our - K.ippy . M, Baseball I, 2, 3 Football l Aviation Club 3 KATHLEEN MARY COLEMAN ST. CATHERINES ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT Possessing a sweet and patient personality - grace- Wj' 5 ful, trim -f deep, deep dimples - a polite hostess - 4 that's - - Kathy. X Junior Red Cross 2 Personality Club 2 Binnccle Staff 4 Volleyball 3 Hostess Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 4 C363 ul y U., sys- , ,Lei 5 f - , - 1 0 kj B A I l gk JOH LAR E ' U C L E c L n al o ist mazin se tinc- lo au w 'n fi 'ng he Latin ssi n en s the t m a lady with gray-blue eyes - a . Cubs l Volleyball l e nd Black Collector 3 First Aid 2 Nominating Committee 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 NAOMI RUTH COLLART THOMAS H. CLARKE COLLEGE lil Bobbing pony tail - future physical therapist - dis- likes conceited people f member of special and noon-time chorus - Jamestowner - Naomi. First Aid l Knitting Club 2, 3 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 Binnocle Staff 4 Red and Black Collector 4 IACQUELYN MARY CONNELLY JOHN CLARKE NURSING SCHOOL Possessing the heart that pumps school spirit through our veins - her own car - and a Creamery apron - - elther rushing down the hall or urging you to take the bus to an away game - it's -our - Jackie. Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Red and Black Collector 3 Knitting Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Special Representative for Student Council 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, CCaptainl 4 Chemistry Club 4 CAROL ANN CONROY MUMFORD COLLEGE A star on her bowling team f loves driving a car -- cute, turned-up nose -W always ready with a laugh - Carol. Pages l Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Library Auxiliary 2 Nominating Committee 2 Knitting Club 2 Chemistry Club 4 CAROL ELLIOTT COOK iirfli0'll HENRY F. ANTHONY EMPLOYMENT A great reader - collects books - an excellent cook - 4-I-I champion apple pie baker for the state -f-- loves out-door life and animals W kind f gentle - Cookie . Hand Decorating Club I Biology Club 2, 3, 4 C371 X i Mg, Q, alma i I Q xx v C 1f5,,kMi4 api iaiam Ma H1 1. QVUK-2 an L K,XkkjXP3Q-.p K!! YQ- f ' OX XJ X, X bf Y-fc ULU I QS fi L' X5 J, ii ii X Y ii MAX I ,, X N. NXNJM Q QQ f AX l - AQ kill! I mv W ji?-'MU 1 JOHN EDWARD COONEY HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE Ambitious - turning out for track - enjoying read- ing and stamp collecting - ever-present friendliness - characterized by a broad grin - it's - John. R. 0. T. C. Drill Team 3 United Nations Club l Track l, 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 3 RAYMOND ABEL COOPER MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Has a Weakness for the fairer sex - is in the R.O.T.C. - swimming one of his favorite pastimes - long on friends g is - Ray. EDWARD VARGAS COREY Miss COLLINGS' scHooL COLLEGE The best things come in small packages -- a scientific-minded lad - biology, his forte - a Winning personality - has - Ed. Horseback Riding Club 2 Great Books Club 3 Newport History Club 4 MARGARET ANN 'CORNELISON ENCINAL HIGH SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA Likes to swim - dance - read - a basketball en- thusiast - even writes short stories - yet still finds time to Work - this gal loves chop suey! - vivacious and alert - is - Peggy. Knitting Club 3 Library Auxiliary 4 Student Office Aide 4 Psychology Club 4 LINO PHILIP COSTA MUMFORD NAVAL PREP SCHOOL Dark hair - bright eyes g working hard with a good goal in mind - easy to like - affable - dressing Well - Lino. Football l, 2, 4 Pep Nite 4 Football Ofticiating Club 3, 4 C383 PAUL ROBERT COSTA HENRY F. ANTHONY UNDECIDED Giving time and energy to the R.O.T.C. and to base- ball - intrigued by the scent of printers ink - is - Paul. R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 3 R.O.T.C. Dance Committee 3 LJ 0 ab , , 6 K RICHARD CLXDE COTTON WJ wifi-7HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE ig A tall, lanky speaker fit for Congress - that slow - f' Texan speech - methodical - thoughtful - consider- NZM K ing all possible outcomes - with a likeable manner - - intelligent - Dick. I, Future Teachers of America l Debating Club l, 2, 3, CPresidentl 4 W U U chemistry Club 3, 4 W' KATHERINE ANNA CRAIC POCASSET SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND A short shortie - a bookworm too f loves roller skating - good student - hailed as - Kay . Pages l Travel Club l Basketball l, 2, 3 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club 2 Student Office Aide l, 2, 4 MARGARET WEST CREIGHTON RICKER CLASSICAL INSTITUTE EMPLOYMENT I-IOULTON, MAINE Lady-like in all her endeavors f serious, yet pos- sessing a keen wit f a Base movie tan - a Hair for dancing - I've got to get this done - says - Mar- garet. Chemistry Club 3 Hostess Club 4 HERBERT EDWIN DAVIS MUMFORD UNDECIDED Good-looking f a terrific trumpet player - an ad- mirer of les femmes f a humorist - full of fun f known to all as e Herbie , Band l, 2, 3 Psychology Club 4 Future Farmers of America l 4393 Mn-- ' WT' Ax mf- wx: riff? ill ,tefitwf by ilu JL X O 93? .as few fs Q. bfylef' KJ' MM WILLIAM G. DELNERO MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT A male fashion plate - wonderful dancer - energetic - an ambitious business man - loves his hamburgers with all the fixings - night owl, that's - Dukie . Small Boats Club l l ! CAROLYN ELIZABETH DENNETT MUMFORD NURSING SCHOOL Able member of our special chorus M loves music - blonde curly hair - has a knack with the needle and thread - makes her own clothes - a future nurse - Carolyn. Latin Club l Photography Club 2 Psychology Club 4 l RICHARD P. DESTREMPS DURFEE HIGH COLLEGE FALL RIVER, MAss. Hefty - loves roast beef - migrated from that dis- tant country of Fall River - speaks French fluently - humor and determination - mark - Dick. X , 1 L. A WILLIAM DE COSTA DIAS ,V yi, , A HENRY F. ANTHONY U. s. NAVY , f f 'I ! f A skillful painter - from out Portsmouth way - QLD' f f has an eye for animals - and is is a good hunter - a star X in baseball - is - Bill. lm Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ANNE DONNELLY JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Bashful f sports are her hobby - excellent in tennis and basketball - pleasant, smiling, always remembered - Bonnie. Latin Club I Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Binnacle Staff 4 Newport History Club 2 Junior Red Cross 3 Hostess Club 3, 4 l C403 1 Lf V0' -1' J PATRICIA ANN DUNN MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Polite - willing to work - usually can be found in one of the oflices - cheerful - amiable - Pat. Personality Club l Knitting Club 3 Radio Broadcasting Club 2 Typing Practice 4 RICHARD ALLEN DURST JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Brilliant of mind - varying moods, ranging from the utter foolishness of a one-man circus -- to critical analysis of a deep problem - a sincerity that is refresh- ing - has - Dick. Band 'l, 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3, lPresidentJ 4 Astronomy Club l Basketball l Biology Club 2 Future Engineers Club 4 Pep Nite 4 Binnacle Staff 4 i rffffgll, IOANNE SUSANMARIE DUTRA .1 . , sy ,, ST. IVIARY'S SALVE REGINA COLLEGE I Jfok Q D JU' A M, LV A shiny black bob N generous smile - soft spoken ' DW 7, fs' - with a brisk, peppy walk - always ready for a party L V, VX and gaiety is - Jo-Jo. f lub ki' 1 ,' VL lj I 'LAI Knitting Club l Red and Black Collector l Pages l ,LQ ' Ji, L Debating Club l Chess Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 JMWL .V W , Tv l Chemistry Club 3, 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 'cj fm' j l , J Qdi ,ff wif Y IAMES THOMAS DYER CHELSEA HIGH U. S. AIR FORCE CHELSEA, MASS. The type you notice in a crowd - tall and blonde f- basketball and swimming among his interests f if motor- cycles are his hobby - it's - Jim! Leaders' Club 4 DONALD GENE EIRICH BROAD CREEK HIGH COLLEGE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA The stalwart center on our glory-crowned football team - his determination, strictness, and military bear- ing made him an excellent Battalion Commander ff- future in the Navy - Sail high, Middie! Football l, 2, 3, 4 R.0.T.C. Pinwheels 3 Class President 3 Basketball l, 2 Pep Nite 3, 4 Student Council lPresidentJ 4 i413 W F, .qs 1 ,f 4 J 67 . ML! ANTHONY MICHAEL ESCOBAP1 BERKELEY-PECKHAM BENTLEY SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Short - intense - quiet - one of the few com- mercial boys - a member of our baseball team - want to know any sport statistics? - ask f Tony! Football Officiating Club l, 2, 3 Basketball Officiuting Club 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 DORIS MARIE FABAS sir. CATHERINES ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT Famous for her winning smile - loves parties - always ready with a good word f many friends Y has - Doris. Knitting Club 2 Personalily Club 3, 4 WALLACE NELSON FARNUM 'L BERKELEY-PECKHAM R. I. SCHOOL OF DESIGN Our very capable Class Treasurer - also top brass in the R.O.T.C. - G-2 - possessing intelligence and responsibility 4 a hard worker is - Wally . Binnacle Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 Chess Club I R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2 Pep Nite 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 GARY STEVE FILL MUMFORD UNDECIDED Well-known chuckle W the boy who has the admitted knack of saying the right thing at the wrong time - liking music and practicing for the Band - is - Gary. Model Making Club l Wood Working Club 2 Biology Club 4 Band 3, 4 ELIZABETH INGOLDSBY FLAHERTY GROSSMONT HIGH COLLEGE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA An efficient library worker -- enthusiastically adding her melodious voice to the Glee Club - cheerful and friendly - is - Liz. Knitting Club Z Photography Club 3 Glee Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Library Auxiliary 3, 4 Psychology Club 4 1427 RALPH HARVEY FLINT MUMFORD COLLEGE Interested in boating and tennis - found on the gridiron during the football season - school spirited - always active - Ralph. Football l, 2, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Pep Nite 4 Small Boats Club l GILBERT XVILLIAM FORSYTHE MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT This tall blonde likes to drive - a diligent worker - enjoys female company - a friendly attitude has g Gil. Nominating Committee 3 Aviation Club 4 JOHN JOSEPH FUCILE, JR. M'UMFORD U. s. NAVY The boy with the deep, deep voice f that reminds us of Al Jolson - faithful and hard-working S known for his welcome dependability - a lasting friend Y Jack. Football l, 2 Baseball l, 2 Social Committee 4 Aviation Club 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Football Officiating Club 3 HELEN MARIE FURNA JOHN CLARKE MARRIAGE A happy, helpful disposition - admired for her bowling ability - a portion of complacency mixed with humor and sprinkled with a love for dancing - Helen. Basketball l Volleyball l, 2 Pep Nite 2 Bowling Club 4 Travel Club 3 Binnacle Staff 4 PATRICIA ANNE CALLACHER ST. CATHERINES ACADEMY UNDECIDED In constant motion - dancing - talking - singing - a good sense of humor - Oh, I'm late! f cries - Pat. Pages 1 Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Personality Club 3 Bowling Club 4 C433 Al C7 i .os fc?-f QW .Y ftigfinkxj fgltclfu wif? ,MW we f cycrffy' , Q f . bi 7 , ., ,fl- Oar rg. ,yfflt M A 0J QM J 7 M it MARIE GARRISON MUMFORD TRAINING FOR DENTAL ASSISTANT Patient - kindly - the girl with the lovely hand writing - hoping to become a dental assistant - helpful - an animated walk - it's - Marie. First Aid l Personality Club 2 SHIRLEY GARRISON MUMFORD TRAINING FOR DENTAL ASSISTANT Tolerantly putting up with those of us who confuse the Garrison Girls - careful - precise - not one to take things lightly - planning with a refreshing thought- fulness - Shirley. Personality Club 4 ROBERT ALLAN GIBSON MUMFORD U. S. AIR FORCE A vocational boy - small, but he makes up for it with his generous personality W has a friendly outlook on life S always W Bob. Basketball Ofticiating Club l Nominating Committee l Red and Black Homeroom Collector l, 2 PATRICIA 'CLAIRE GILLEO MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT A sweet commercial girl - likes to type - member of the Jamestown Drum and Bugle Corps E quiet ways - we know Pat will be a iine secretary. Knitting Club 3 Typing Practice 4 C. HENRY GILMORE SAINT MICHAEL'S SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT Mischievous - witty - eating chocolate ice cream at a Startling rate f his hobby is trains S wants to be a store manager -- ambitious - that's - Henry. Basketball Officiating Club 2 Pep Nite 4 1443 ESTHER MARSHA GITMAN MUMFORD UNDECIDED Darkly beautiful - well-dressed - a whiz at knitting - possesses great artistic talent, and a friendly smile - pleasant and well-liked H Esther. Knitting Club l, 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Psychology Club 3, 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 NANCY MAE CRAY INIUMFORD CIVIL SERVICE A petite, likeable miss S who always has a twinkle in her eye - enjoys basketball, and all types of dancing - here's to a future government girl - Nancy. Travel Club l, 2, 3 Student Office Aide 3 Typing Practice 4 DOUGLAS CROFF BERKELEY-PECKHAM SERVICE Studying hard - vitally interested in what you have to say - and ready to help - dark hair H an easy, be- traying blush - and a shy grin - all characterize - Y Doug. Small Boats Club l Aviation Club 3, 4 NANCY MARY CUALTERI MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT A 'Line and capable hostess - enjoys both ice-skating and roller-skating f a great help in the office e - known for her lovely hair - deep dimples --if Nancy. Drama Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Student Office Aide 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 NIADELINE CUDOIAN WALTERSVILLE HIGH EMPLOYMENT BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT Action aplenty f- sports fan me even-tempered - ample generosity 4 spontaneous laughter e - Why'? asks - Madeline. Knitting Club 2 Newport History Club 3 Student Office Aide 4 X Personality Club 4 C 45 J .I . if ,Ah A.. ., ,I,,!', fl ff Zark 'Z 1 4. ff X 9 T X 1 l iliywg ,AN 'A O Sip Q MQ , ill fbi J . 'vt Mtg ,U JJ ' ii' f M9 Y M2 ff , f N 'N i U W Uftt WW JOHN WILLIAM HAGCIS JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED A tall and lanky conversationalist 4 energetic - sports a neat plaid cap - likes dancing - a true friend -- is - Jack. Basketball Officiating Club l R.O.T.C. Drill Team 4 Baseball l Class Night Committee 4 Pep Nite 4 Bowling Club 2 Cross Country 4 ROBERT JOSEPH HAMILTON HENRY F. ANTHONY U. s. NAVY Jolly, helpful - the smell of printer's ink - an ex- perienced business man - a cheerful lad with a mild temper - a proverbial breeze shooter - is - Bob. Audio-visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 3, 4 CYNTHIA BATEMAN HAMMETT MUMFORD COLLEGE Sugar 'n Spice, everything nice - with a needle and thread in hand and a knack for clever sayings - an admitted idealist - one too often serious - with a precious smile - is - Cin. Pages l String Ensemble l Library Auxiliary 2, 3 Pcp Nite 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Cheerleader Training Z Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Nominating Committee 4 Binnacle Staff 4 ALICE IEANNETTE HARRISON MUMFORD U. s. MARINE CORPS Plays sports well S lively and vivacious - a cheer- ful smile - appealing personality f nice to know - maybe it's because she's interested in YOU - Can I help? - asks - Al. First Aid l DONALD FRANK HARTNESS LOCKWOOD HIGH U. s. NAVAL ACADEMY WARWICK, R. 1. Commands respect - clean-out f at home wherever he goes - an accomplished dancer - - in spring his thoughts turn to track! -A I'll have A chocolate frappe -7- Don tells us. Track 2, 3, lco-captainl 4 Pop Nite 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Banquet Committee 4 C469 ROBERT WAYNE HATCH BERKELEY-PECKHAM UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND The type of person who would impishly return a miniature of the Liberty Bell because it was cracked - making life fun - his generosity and understanding make Wayne everybody's friend. Basketball l Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross l Leaders Club l R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 Nominating Committee 3 Social Committee tCo-Chairmanl 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 O-bag-ao! Student Council 4 Q f 512 y ot! f FRANCES-LXNN HATHANVAY ' HENRY F. ANTHONY EMPLOYMENT I ' ' N A striking Portsmouth miss - our class chatter- QA-il? N box - enthusiastic Pep Nite participant 3 attractive - - ' unforgettable - Lynn. ' Edgy Travel Club l Knitting Club 2, 4 Red and Black Collector 3 'X JU Pep Nite 3, 4 French Club 3 Binnacle Staff 4 X , Banquet Committee 4 Nominating Committee 4 f4 , Ziff R C BARBARA GERTRUDE HAYES VG Q fbi! MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT LJ An enthusiastic librarian - excels in sports 8 'I 4 sparkling eyes - has - Barbara. Chess Club l Pages l Pep Nite 2, 4 Library Auxiliary Z, 3 ilk Volleyball 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 EDWARD WARD HEATH MUMFORD AIR FORCE Sure of what he wants to do in the future if an ear- nest, hard worker S ready to answer your questions about airplanes -f peppy - energetic f liking to debate -- I'll bet you a nickel it is! - it's f Ed. Football l Aviation Club 4 , ROBERT RUSSEL HENRY , - 9114 4 MUMFORD COLLEGE 1' .QZf' , Comic of the class - co-related to a claxon - rank- 4 . 1 ing R.O.T.C. odicer - brilliant mind -f M.I.T. and chem- , l ,M I. ical engineering are his goals f gallant and noble - Bob. DUO R.O.T.C, Drill Team 3, 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 W' 'ii , V ' Nominating Committee 4 Binnocle Staff 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 7 L WF Cubs l R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 2, 3 Red and Black Staff 4 - R.O.T.C. Dance Committee 4 Class Play 4 I f ' C473 ' f pi - ELINOR FURYE HERNDON fcf au. f xkv. ' O' COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA ,Ragga X Law A AU , . - in NAGZA ,, COLLEGE PARK HIGH SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE Af?--Q,56c, .W Busy as a bee - easily banishing your troubles as she radiates cheerfulness - an Army Brat and proud XZ! of it - is - Poppa . X Newport History Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Red and Black Collector 4 Astronomy Club 'l Horseback Riding Club 2 Volleyball 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club lVice-Presidentl 3 HARRY LEE HOWE GRANBY HIGH UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND il ylifli fag, '72 MDW. NORFOLK, VA. That tall, dark, and handsome lall threell newcomer to Rogers 3 liking bridge - instinctively ducking as he goes through any doorway S a sparkle and a hearty laugh - has - Lee. Aviation Club 4 GAIL HOYLE RERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE An avid reader and swimmer - forever cutting her hair - contagious laugh - seldom serious - full of mis- chievous schemes - lured by the Outdoors - is - Gail. Binnacle Staff 4 Hand Decorating Club 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Small Boats Club I Volleyball l, 2 Knitting Club 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 Pep Nite 2, 4 Chemistry Club 4 GEORGE RANDOLPH HUDSON JOHN CLARKE U. s. MARINE CORPS Snappy - clean cut, and neat, - an ardent noncon- formist with definite ideas - a sly grin and a blush - it's - George. Baseball l, 2 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 2, 3 Pep Nite 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 4 SHIRLEY MAY HULL THOMAS H. CLARKE WAVES Reserved -4- a girl from Jamestown - with platinum blonde hair R--f enthusiastic about life, school, studies - but most of all SPORTS R is --R Shirley. Basketball I, 2, 3 Knitting Club 2 First Aid 3 Psychology Club 4 C483 it GORDON FRANCIS JAMES ST. MARY'S POST GRADUATE Mixing naturally with a group f A making friends with ease - interested in others - liking travel - - work- ing hard - with long-term plans to get that college degree -- reading the Sports page of the paper first - thoughtful - Gordon. Travel Club l it PAUL JOSEPH JAMES L MUMFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL Honest as the day is long 8 highly respected -A-A con- siderate attitude - sociable and friendly - straight- forward nautre - gentlemanly - Paul, Travel Club l Track 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 4 Aviation Club 3, 4 Banquet Committee lChairmanl 4 PATRICIA ANN JANIOR JOHN CLARKE MARRIAGE A zany humor that refuses to compromise for less W friendly warmth - putting everyone immediately at ease with her Righty Charm -f absorbedly listening to what you have to say - is - Pat. Volleyball l, Z, 3 Basketball 3 Bowling Club 4 X XYILLIABI HARVEY JENSEN JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Has at special knack for getting into mischief good-natured - keeps in training with football -- a gamin-like grin A has - Bill. Football l, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Basketball Otticiating Club 1, 2 Football Ofticiating Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 4 MILLICENT GAIL JOHNSON HAZARD MEMORIAL UNDECIDED You've seen her driving her Oldsmobile -- a trim dresser Y possessing interests in others H a stylish poise and eager laughter A has g Gail. Pages I Travel Club Pep Nite Z, 3, 4 Binnacle Stuff 4 Bowling Club 4 Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club 3 Student Office Aide 4 C495 1' 'G' .-'Zi' .-. fr, 7 i.,, f ,I ,f K 495 3 TJ 'IFJ Nfvf S JIA 'Vw ,JI ,uf 'lx if W Mil ,ef E127 -,,f ' 1.1 , , 4 fi WA ,V l iff 2 if ififfi Wi A24 ii Aff' ,J Tl l ,wpvgi lvp M i I A Agfa aj' WW A071 RONALD LLOYD IOHN SON NORVIEVV HIGH COLLEGE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA At home on the dance floor - has never lacked friends f football and girls are his main interests - always extending a helpful hand 4 is - Ronnie. Chemistry Club 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Pinwheels 4 Pep Nite 4 ELIZABETH LUCRETIA IONES DOMINICAN ACADEMY COLBY JUNIOR COLLEGE FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Infectious, wholehearted laughter - writing stories at 4 A.M. for the Red and Black - surprising aesthetic qualities -- independent - Hi, old bean, - sings out -f Jonsie. Han.l Decorating Club l Basketball l Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Radio Broadcasting Club 2 Junior Red Cross 3 Bowling Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 DOROTHY ANN IORDAN JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Winsome 4 interesting to talk to - a delightful person to know f relishes skating - a miniature with soft-spoken ways f is - Dot. Travel Club l Bowling Club 4 CATHERINE ANN IOUBERT A BEAL HIGH SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT SHREWSBURY, MASSACHUSETTS Came to us in her junior year - always ready to have a good time f a charming hostess - often seen roller skating f a prompt and efficient worker - is - Cathy. Knitting Club 3 Bowling Club 4 NW IOSEPH GEORGE KAISER ROOSEVELT HIGH U. S. NAVY YONKERS, NEW YORK Often found playing basketball we speariishing is his hobby steak is his favorite food - putters around on his boat ff interested in science - dreaming of farsaway places is -- Joe. C505 EDWARD CHARLES KARCHER, IR. JOHN CLARKE U. s. AIR FORCE An avid basketball fan - attends all Rogers games - seldom serious - usually grinning - likes to attend dances - that's - Ed. Basketball Officiating Club l, 2 Leaders Club 4 Tennis 4 ABBIE JEAN KAULL M.'UMFORD UNDECIDED Brightreyed - always trying out a new hair do - wearing her favorite costume jewelry - 3 quiet, de- pendable intellect f at ease with small groups - almost bashful - but ready with a grin - is - Abbie. Knitting Club l Drama Club 2 Trovel Club 3 Bowling Club A ROBERT GEORGE KECKLER JQLWM ST. MARY'S SERVICE Saying the right thing at the right moment - work- ing well with others - especially in football -V and the R.O.T.C. - practical - and thrifty f giving you positive answers S is - Bob. Football l, 3, 4 DOROTHY LOUISE KELLY I 1095, 'W Y, at , ,gig f T 4 4...-f V W .51 it Q6 .LUX MUMFORD POST GRADUATE A small gal with a small car Y many jingling brace- W ff lets - a quick intelligence - liking hamburgers f - is - ' I U I Dot. String Ensemble 1, 2 Typing Practice 4 Newport History Club 3 2 A 1... EDXVARD FRANKLIN KELLY I MUMFORD UNDECIDED ft: Usually in the midst of some decision g determined once he makes up his mind 4 intense - possessing many fa! ,yyi moods - and a talent for remembering names - pre- A ferring to be out-of-doors - Ed. 1511 ,g-7 Q7 WX, 2,17 ff X1 Ly 4 1 1 , W Ni lj . tw Mpdlr 415 3 I JOSEPH EDWARD KELLY MUMFORD U. S. ARMY Hard working - always ready to help anyone solve anything - friendly - enjoying eating ffive sandwiches for lunchj - and R.O.T.C. - our rumba expert - is - Joe. R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3, 4 Pep Nite 3 Class Play Production Staff 4 R.0.T.C. Rifle Team 3 Binnacle Staff 4 JULIE ANN KENNEDY HAZARD MEMORIAL COLLEGE Likes Spanish rice - college weekends - fashion conscious - wearing a white ice-skating sweater - dark hair with gleaming highlights - has - Julie. Cubs l Pages l Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader Training 2 Library Auxiliary 2, 3 Hostess Club 3, 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Chemistry Club 4 EDWARD MICHAEL KENT HAZARD MEMORIAL UNDECIDED Earnest and enthusiastic about everything that in- terests him R possessing a nature that invites coniidence f shy - friendly - Ed. MARGARET DENISE KILROY HAZARD MEMORIAL COLLEGE Good-looking - well liked by all who know her - possesses the talent of playing the piano well - her Warm friendliness and pleasant smile will long be re- membered by her friends. Biology Club I Horseback Riding Club 2 Great Books Club 3 Pep Nite 2, 3 Bowling Club 4 Red and Black Collector 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Chemistry Club 4 MARCIA DOROTHY KING JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Short and petite miss f loves knitting and real thick cabinets - charming personality - striking ap- pearance --e always has .1 minute to help a friend or to stop and chat f - alluring f - Marcia. Photography Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Binnacle Staff 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Nominating Committee 4 4529 'i PETER KING III BERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE A short story writer - excellent cocoa brewer - expert at figure skating - the perfect gentleman E an unmatched humor - characterizes - Pete. Newport History Club l Class Play 4 Nominating Committee 3 Binnacle Stott 4 MIRIAM ANN KITCH -FNP32' HENRY F. ANTHONY oH1o WESLEYAN 4 UNIVERSITY An active debator - and public speaker - who bakes a delicious cherry pie - enjoys swimming and reading - living her faith - our respected D.A.R. can- didate - is - Miriam. Debating Club l, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club l Music Appreciation Club 3 Knitting Club 2 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Psychology Club 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 Class Play 4 BARBARA JOAN KOURIE fhwjal SACRED HEART ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT FALL RIVER, MASS. A melodious giggle - good natured -f likes to dance and swim - loves l?l history homework A- came to us in April 55 from North Tiverton - Howdy! - Barb. Tennis 3 RICHARD FRANCIS KREBS ST, .1'OSEPH'S COLLEGE U. S. NAVY BALTIMORE, MD. A slight English accent - hunting, dancing and play- ing the uke are his favorites s a new arrival this ycar - is - Dick. WILLIAM JOSEPH LACEY, JR. JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Always delivering a witty retort -f smooth dancer - accomplished ice-skater f enjoying classical music A-A unforgettable as Teddy - that's - Bill. Photography Club I R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 3 Cross Country 4 R.0.T.C. Drill Team 3 Class Play 4 f 53 I 'Q'- ofujfvl , i .P . CFU-Q Z C9 all .X in i JJ 5 Wt .yay -A-I' J was -YvN-J VU 1' fav XDDJ 4, CNU1, ipUC1fWfDZfvC Ll gwll I ELIZABETH MARIE LAHOUD VW JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE A girl with deep blue eyes - a subtle, quick Wit - slow, southern Ways - finishing her Work in the nick of time - ever helpful - Would rather listen than do the A1 talking - nice to be with - Dee. Pages l Knitting Club 2 Library Auxiliary 2, 3 Pep Nite 2, 4 , 1, , Bowling Club 4 BYRON WALTER LAMBERT JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Q Genial E interested in life - with a flair for music Q-...ma Q, f - faithful to the band - working with the Leadership f f Club - easily giving or taking orders - is - Byron. Football l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Leadership Club 4 DIANA D. LANGDON FALLS CHURCH HIGH COLLEGE ,AW FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA I Trim - genuine -- good dresser - fast talker - an avid volleyball and basketball fan - a Navy Junior from Virginia - that's - Di . Binnacle Staff 4 Volleyball 4 Chemistry Club 4 Pep Nite 4 Bowling Club 4 tt ! PAUL ROGER LANGUIRAND HAZARD MEMORIAL UNDECIDED Patient manner - a. football fan - and active in the R.O.T.C. - one of the boys interested in cooking and de- signing ? with a scientific side to his nature - winning a first grant for Rogers - is - Paul. A Football 2, 3 chemisny Club 3 1 . HARRY JOSEPH LaPIERRE all HAZARD MEMORIAL UNDECIDED One of our best dressed boys - handsome, reserved --e and popular f blonde curly hair - and sparkling blue MW' eyes -f that's K Harry. Leaders Club l Pep Nite 3, 4 C 54 J 7 GRACE ANN LARSON 4 MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Spicy -- striking clothes - good-natured - with long hair - never at a loss for words - is - Grace. Pages l Knitting Club 2, 3 RENEE IACQUELINE LEFEBVRE BERKELEY-PECKHAM UNDECIDED An active library worker - enjoys roller-skating 4 and horseback riding - contagious laughter - quiet M sincere - Renee. First Aid I Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Radio Broadcasting Club 3 Travel Club 4 Knitting Club 2 JOSEPH LEMA JOHN CLARKE U. S. AIR FORCE That boy with the golden voice - can you forget Pep Nite and his guitar? - always the center of attraction --- big brown eyes and a way with the ladies -- has --f Joe. CERRY XVEBSTER LEONARD THOMAS H. CLARKE COLLEGE The original flat top - blue eyes - active Sportsman - likes to hunt and fish - a brain in college physics - one who enjoys taking life easy W is -f Gerry. Wood Working Club I First Aid Club 3 Track 2, 3, lCo-Captainl 4 Basketball Officiating Club 2 Pep Nite 4 Leaders Club 4 Cross-Country 3, lCaptainy 4 Chemistry Club 4 Banquet Committee 4 JUNE DELORES LEWVIS CONCORD HIGH EMPLOYMENT CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA A popular miss with blue, eyes and blonde hair - flawless complexion - a Southern Belle - with stars in her eyes - is - June. C551 M' 0 4' all WA MJF M MARY LEWIS JOHN CLARKE NURSING SCHOOL A cafeteria worker - small - witty - seldom seri- ous - a sincere friend - genuine - a nursing career is for her -A that's - Mary. Pages lPresidentl l Knitting Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Aviation Club 3 Bowllng Club 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Chemistry Club 4 Red Cross l RICHARD PETER LEWIS ' MUMFORD COLLEGE A lifeguard in the summer - seen at all dances - hot-rod fan - well dressed - talkative -- doing home- work at the last possible minute - is 7 Pete. Baseball l Basketball lManagerJ l, 2 Woodworking Club 1 Slide Rule Club 4 ROBERT D. LEWIS HENRY F. ANTHONY COLLEGE A military man haunted by a hated nickname of Baby-face - pride of the Drill Team - high scorer on the Pinwheels - sights set on West Point - Brace, Misterll' Machine Shop Club I R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 R.O.T.C. Dance Committee 4 0 DOLORES VICTORIA LOMBARD MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT That great talker - humorist - always hungry leating lunch before lunchl - a good dresser - known to all as - Foo-Foo. Personality Club 4 CHARLES LEO LUNDBERG HAZARD MEMORIAL U. s, AIR FORCE Looking into the future quietly, with determination - often reading - or talking about traveling - the wander- lust - has -- Charles. C561 FRANCES LYONS THOMAS H. CLARKE COLLEGE A Jamestown Ferry rider - with blonde shiny hair -- and a wonderful wardrobe - melodious giggle - our girl - Fran. Knitting Club l Future Teachers of America 2 Chemistry Club 4 French Club iPresidentJ 3 Bcokroom Sentinel 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Psychology Club 4 Social Committee 4 Red and Black Collector 4 ,Y C, JANET MACBETH iw il BERKELEY-PECKHAM UNDECIDED . 0 7 if lrwtfl Perfect manners - charming - fiendish giggle --- Old -L ALF loved by children - visited by polio in summer of '55 - it ci pf possessing the gift of gab - carried over in her letter n writing - good luck in your recovery k Jan. Y , Cubs l Knitting Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3 Hostess Club 3, 4 Tfllfv' Red and Black Staff 3, 4 H! ll X PWM gfuyma WILLIAM PEI N MACOMBER , i Midi i HENRY F. ANTHONY RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Studious and serious i sincere - never a Hirt fr- engrossed in electronics - a leader in R.O.T.C. - deter- mination and a dogged will - mark - Bill. Photography Club 2 Radio Club 3 Binnacle Staff 4 CAROL RUTH MAHONEY JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Smart, dusky haired blonde f baby doll face -ff a coed-captain - genial companion - very capable in all her endeavors - small wonder you were chosen to re- present Rogers at the American Legion Girls' State, Carol! Knitting Club 1 Student Office Aide 1, 2, 3, Red and Black Stalf 4 Cheerleader Training 2 Volleyball 2 Bowling Club 4 Future Teachers of America 3 IAMES FRANCIS MAHONEY JOHN CLARKE SERVICE Training to be a leader f in typical boy fashion following all sports - but especially liking track - f when it's time for school fun, he'll pick Pep Nite - struggling with the rest of us to master those O, so confusing steps! - James. Track l Baseball I Football Club 2 Leaders Club 3, 4 Pep Nite 4 i573 W 'fs E 2,471 f I: - it :J ,.,, - W0 ,- W LLMUWW ,QM W 'li Q' 1 , Qonf-3 Z! -wil LMA! -XMI VN I ab-I Cdxu nlflcfflww Jo f - 94 J ,A li LQ D, X f I I l i f W f ' W p , fi , , 4477 lwufv. W2 1, A ,,,,,,, ff MARY LOUISE MAINGOT ST. CATHERINEYS ACADEMY AIR LINE SCHOOL That cheery twinkle in her eye - good company neat and attractive - a capable commercial girl modest replies - a delightful smile - characterize Mary. Personality Club 2 CARLTON TABER MANCHESTER Wm THOMAS H. CLARKE UNDECIDED An energetic boy 4 having a hard time making up his mind - bright and cheery f always on the go more interested in airplanes and the out-of-doors f than studies - Carlton. li r Jw' ARTHUR ALLEN MANUEL MUMFORD COLLEGE Trim - muscular - with basketball as a big part of his life - a zest for living f never complaining real Rogers' hero - Arty. Football l Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Officiatlng Club 3 4 Leaders Club l, 2 THERESA A. MARSHALL i BERKELEY-PECKHAM MARRIAGE ' An excellent seamstress - 3 good model for her cre ' ations - interested in art - possibly one of our future T . V designers - to know Theresa is to like her. ' A Hand Decorating Club 2, 3 Knitting Club 4 if 4 W 'W 4 W 'X X X, ',v f ' W 7 2 ' ff f K Q 7 f Wwf f Q7 if ff 1:,,,9ga?'m Z 1- NVALLACE ARTHUR NIARTLAND JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED if V ' Speed demon - sailing f hot rods - or speed W Vi boats - A he is an avid sports fan - quiet H ROTC Zmww 75 officer We loves Spanish food -ff neat - that's our -V X an ur. f Hooch Small Boats Club I C 58 D P I K6 Mia iff' STEPHEN CLARK MAXSON JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Scientifically minded - a supply officer in the R.O.T.C. - sees that everyone gets his correct equipment - deep voice - a mad chemist - with a natural ap- titude for history - that's - Steve. Photography Club l Chemistry Club 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Class Play 4 Pep Nite 4 SANDRA MYRLE MAY MARY C. VVHEELER POST GRADUATE PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND That contagious laugh - freshness and vitality S a catching smile - unmistakable twinkle in her eye characterizes - Sandy. 00075, aeifffft 'WW Psychology Club 3, 4 Y J f f 77 Q 3 CHARLES IOSEPH MAZZA si BERKELEY-PECKHAM PREP SCHOOL is wav, ,ty Fighting for Rogers on the football field - amiable and easy going - always bargaining - that resounding laughter R- it's - Charlie. , Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Weight Lifting Club 2, 3 l lv .. ,,,, A CAROL DEE ANN MQDQNALD c ,,,, p6m,J-P ROBERT E. LEE HIGH PRINCIPIA COLLEGE 4 3,161 1 XLUKA fl' JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA K' ' JJ, A v - X .,.3 WA C, 6,1 .2 Radiant face - curly top - faithful supporter of , aD school athleucs ef a lovely coed -f running to her ' N' 1A,4L ' il f ,zf Www destination - arriving breathless - is - Dee! Red and Black to , ditorl 4 Chemistry Club lSecrcturyJ 4 il? f ,. 5 ff 3 lE 7 CDM! Volley Ball 3, 4 Basketball 3 Knitting Club 3 Pep Nite 3, 4 I 4 Ud- Bowling Club lPresidentJ 4 BARBARA ANN MCFEE JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT That misleading dead pan expression - always laughter when she's around - glad to help - an or- ganizer With definite ideas is - Fee-Fee . Cubs l Volleyball l, 2 Basketball 2 Student Office Aide 4 Knitting Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 4 Class Night Committee 4 C593 aww ffw 1f7H75Q,ga, X 'n 1 QW? yuiwb AZ' M JW val! - ZZZWVX ,X f , ,'V' :AA Q s- ,,,, ' AA A u fl? WUI' L V, .mln V-u JOHN W. MCLEOD BERKELEY-PECKHAM U. S. NAVY Red-hair - a tone of determination - R.O.T.C. uni- form on Wednesday - conscientious worker - pleasing personality W has - Bill. Class Night Committee 4 ' VK! i M . C U M JOSEPH R. MEDEIROS .9' X HENRY F. ANTHONY U. S. AIR FO E Endowed with a Never say die attitude on the foot- ball field - interested in farming and baseball - is - Joe. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 JUDITH BETTE MEIEROVITZ MUMFORD NURSING scHooL Often seen scurrying through the corridors - kept busy pinching Red and Black pennies - no job impossible - no favor too big W for - Judy. Latin Club lSecretaryl I Pages l Knitting Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Red and Black Staff 3, QBusiness Managerl 4 Binnacle Staff 4 EDWARD JAMES MELLO DE LA SALLE ACADEMY ARMED SERVICE Well informed R loves fried chicken f from James- town - 9, football and basketball player - having a terrible time making up his mind about WHOM to cheer Q for at city games - humor galore - that's - Ed. My Cv . 'l iii BARBARA ALICE MILLINGTON MUMFORD BRYANT COLLEGE Peaches and cream complexion - puns galore - a natural manner is the key to her charm - talking with her hands --W an indomitable optimist e Barb. Travel Club 'I Pages l Student Office Aide 3, 4 Pep Nite 4 Library Auxiliary lSecretaryl 2, 3, lPresidentJ 4 Social Committee 3 Red and Black Collector 3 Class Night Committee iChairmanl 4 4609 JAMES EDVVARD MIRANDA MU MFORD COLLEGE Tall and lanky - usually found talking - his main interest is golf - a twinkle in his eyes - that's - Jim. Basketball l Baseball 1 Basketball Ofticiating Club l Golf 2, 3, 4 ROBERT LAXVRENCE MOLDEN MUMFORD UNDECIDED A shop boy - one of the crowd - concocting constant schemes of adventure H or puzzling over' a massive problem - is -e Bob. Leaders Club l, 2 Aviation Club 3, 4 EDVVARD JOHN MOORE JOHN CLARKE U. s. ARMY Loves to tinker with motors - full of energy -W sees funny side of trying situations - it's - . Football l Leaders Club l Aviation Club 4 X Q QQ. A-my wh ugfmiatilwi 0 fem Ed L qv ,, ff ELLEN LOUISE MOREAU MUMFORD UPSALA COLLEGE A lover of music - particularly the classics - a diligent student - good bowler f calm, serene ff with her eyes on the zenith f is - Ellen. String Ensemble l, 2 Basketball l Travel Club Bowling Club 4 DAVID PAUL MORGAN THOMAS H. CLARKE ARMED SERVICE A football player A with an amusing wit f seldom quiet - serious - well-informed - full of laughter - good ol' - Dave. Football l, 2, 3 Football Officiating Club 2 Weight Lifting Club 3 C612 Z 7 ?4f7LfKj7 r ,... - ,471-f Y ,417 X y, X, X! Vi 'NN f Q. ffm, 7 X ffwww 9lV: -w....w HARRISON GORDON MURPHY THOMAS H. CLARKE UNDECIDED Fashionable in his dusty White bucks - a broad grin is the trade mark of this science-minded senior eage to make the most of his opportunities - is Harry Astronomy Club l Chemistry Club 3, Football l Slide Rule Club 2 Radio Club 3 4 Debating Club 3 Future Engineers 3 JOHN ANTHONY MURPHY MUMFORD It's a great UNDECIDED day for the Irish! - a lad who 1S inter ested in the history of Newport - and music keeping much to himself - reticent - helpful - proud of his heritage - a nice smile - has - John. BARBARA ANN NEELY BERKELEY-PECKHAM NURSING scHooL A great football enthusiast - a smart dresser with definite long view goals - a good companion and a real friend - Barb. Knitting Club I a distinctive glow about her ever Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 First Aid 3 Cheerleader Training 2 Volleyball 3, 4 Red and Black Staff 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Psychology Club 4 IOHN WILHELM NELSON BERKELEY-PECKHAM BRYANT COLLEGE Friendly - full of the dickens - riding 1n hot rods that he's fixed up - ever ready to lend 3 hand fJOhI'1. Nominating Committee 4 CAROL SIMPSON NETTLES JOHN CLARKE A real athlete -H adept at basketball and volleyball - a. long distan ce swimmer W excitable e likeable dependable - f always --H Carol. Pages l Volleyball l, 2, 3 fCaptainl, 4 Basketbul 'I Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Red and Black Staff 4 Blnnacle Stuff 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Psychology Club 4 K 62 J Qlyi BETTY IANE N ORTHUP EERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE Short petite miss - that saucy smile - a ball of lire - loves dancing and college weekends - homemaker -- aggressive - determined - that's - B. J. Cubs l Volleyball l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Red and Black Staff 3, 4 Future Teachers Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Bookroorn Sentinel 4 Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 4 PAUL EDYVARD O,NEIL MUMFORD UNDECIDED Never too busy to do a favor - popular - wearing White-bucks - always understanding - is - Paul. Social Committee 3 Leaders Club 3, 4 Red and Black Collector 3 Track l, 2 Wood Working Club l, 2 Cross Country 2, 3 Binnacle Staff 4 Pep Nite 4 SHEILA ANNE ONEILL HAZARD INIEMORIAL UNDECIDED An individualist - pictured as both a country miss in gingham or a sophisticate - striking long blonde tresles worn in a dozen ways - she'll tell you about that Pep Nite - it's inimitable - Sheila. Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 First Aid 3 Psychology Club 4 FREDERICK XVILLIAM ORCUTT sT. M1cHAEL's sCHooL U. s. AIR FORCE Hot-rodder loves going to out-of-town games f a car trader W originally from England f good natured --- Fred. First Aid Z Audio-Visual Aids 3, 4 FRANK WALLACE OTTILIGE BERKELEY-PECKHAM NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Holding the purse strings of the Student Council - a football star - good looking - outstanding dresser - friendly to all -- blonde wavy hair -f- we laughingly ad- mit Hwhat a doll ! - Franky. Football I 2, 3, 4 Basketball 'l Student Council 3, 1TreasurerJ 4 I 63 7 C, yy E ,,l. is Qc-JVOI gf U ,,f lm ,ole 4 WL f X . yy ii ' 2 2 KU, X y A 0. 4' - l ':, f l ,ff ,A V M az, 55295 OM, . ,ff 1 W S f W ,fbilif A A':A A 'W .if I, V S .. fini W! M' Z! QL i ' f V 1 f , 2 :lf j 'J ,M MARIORIE GIBBS OTTILIGE BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT A tiny package of dynamite with a soft ringfng laugh - eiiiciency with a little girl look - cooking up mis- chievous schemes - is - Marjorie, Basketball l, 2 Volleyball l, 2 Pep Nite 2, 4 Knitting Club 3 B k Sentinel 4 Class Secretary 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 oo room Red and Black Staff 4 Class Vice-President 4 FRANCIS PACHECO POCASSET UNDECIDED TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND Interested mainly in any and all things to do With airplanes - planning deliberately f having a cheery outlook on life f and a saucy humor - seldom imposing on others - self-reliant - Francis. Model Making Club 2, 4 Aviation Club 3 IQYCE MARIE PARANZINO JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Winsome f a small girl with a big cheerful Hi - a loyal Rogers fan - sweet - charming - Joyce. Pages l Knitting Club l, 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Psychology Club 4 Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Class Night Committee 4 NANCY MARIE PARSONAGE MUMFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL A hard working member of the Library Auxiliary - a good Student - loves to chat - excels in volleyball and basketball - a line disposition - has - Nan. Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Volleyball l, 2 Cheerleader Training 2 Knitting Club 3 Student Office Aide 4 Basketball l, 2 WILLIAM JESSE PARVO MUMFORD POST GRADUATE Easy-going - but working hard after school - re- cipient of constant teasing because of his many female interests --f an amiable disposition - plus a lazy smile - that's e Bill. C643 I Q 1 ml ' '. l I PHYLLIS M. PECKHAM JOHN CLARKE NURSING SCHOOL Z gryf C Musically and intellectually inclined - efficiency is her keynote - serious - calmness and serenity - mark - Phyl. QQ, Music Appreciation l Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Travel Club 2, 3 Q 0 Bowling Club 4 X IAMES G. PEMANTELL DE LA SALLE A star on the baseball team - dislikes talkative girls! - will take pizza for a snack - known in the shops - as - Rim. Basketball Officialing Club Baseball 2, 3, 4 JOHN PEMEN TAL MTIMFORD Big wide smile - likes to mess around with cars - has his own taxi service - also interested in pho- tography - is - John. QU. s. NAVY EMPLOYMENT I 4 .Y ,L Machine Shop Club l Photography Club 2 X in X DONALD BRUCE PERRY MUMFORD ARMED SERVICE An experienced sailor, for his job takes him to navy ships at anchor in the bay - one of our vocational boys - short - always getting in and out of trouble - in- terested in aviation - that's - Bruce. Astronomy Club l Band l Leaders Club 2, 3 Aviation Club 4 FLORENCE ELSIE PERRY 1 ,W 45 will HENRY F. ANTHONY EMPLOYMENT ' 5.2 f Blonde curls - recurring laughter - and constant ,HJ chatter - a typist - comes the long way from Ports- J l mouth - eager to give and have a good time - Flo. L . if ,U f rylllifw Bowling Club 4 WW 'JJ 465, C A RAM UU XM ttyl WW W Cggvfliy .Zi :lf f-fave 1 ,W 4W' 'ti' LEWIS RAYMOND PERRY BERKELEY-PECKHAM AIR FORCE Well-known - easily liked - enjoying Pep Nite - doing his part - undemanding M- interested in model making - and aviation - friendly and easy-going - one of the lucky seniors who are sure of what they want to do after graduation W Lewis. Model Making Club 2, 4 Aviation Club 3 Pep Nite 4 EVELYN MARIE PETERS BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT Graceful - with a natural sweetness - liking to knit - especially gay socks - from the country - quiet ways - has - Evelyn. Library Auxiliary l Knitting Club 3, 4 KATHERINE MARY PETERS MUMFORD HAIRDRESSING scHooL Underestimating her own ability - but doing all her work quickly, neatly - an ego booster - helping al- ways - interested in you - playing basketball in the same way, quietly being the best on the squad - unas- suming - delightful - Kay. Volleyball l, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 Travel Club lSecretaryl 2 Pep Nite 2, 4 Radio Broadcasting Club 3 Psychology Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 PAUL PETERSEN THOMAS H. CLARKE UNDECIDED A good-looking boy -tall and lanky - taking his time to get a job done right - barely making deadlines - liking colors - as testified by his brlght shirts f nice to talk to - agreeable f that's -- Paul. FRANCIS JOSEPH PINE MUMFORD U. S. NAVY A dreamer - making long-term plans - liking base- ball - following the World Series carefully - neat and extra precise - choosing his words thoughtfully - mak- ing important decisions with admirable ease - Francis. Baseball l Aviation Club 4 K 66 J IOSEPH HENRY PINE BERKELEY-PECKHAM UNDECIDED Delighting in a Good laugh - possessing a hatful of puns - aware of his responsibilities - considerate - would rather ride than walk -H eager to explain his new ideas - is - Joe. f swung Club 1, z Aviation Club 4 W w I I 1 L ' A ,Merit PHYLLIS MARGARET PONTE - L Nfl' BERKELEY-PECKHAM BRYANT COLLEGE . V, 1 1 7 UM' V . rc' Bright and vivacious - a hundred ways to make you 2 gli if smile - snappy, precise - but always patient, under- L 12,317 f , standing - interested - carrying the lead of the senior . fj 1 4 1 IXD4 play with a flair - always g Phyllis. W A 5 A aiu JAY ' AWLIIQ1 ig, Science Fair l, 2, 3 Debating Club l, 2, 3, 4 Psychology Club 4 ' If Future Teachers of America l First Aid 2 Class Secretary 4 ' CHARLES WILLIAM PORTER-SHIRLEY A JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE F. -1? ,l 1' W , One of our football players 4 witty - seen at all basketball games - making noise with his bugle - Xp wi ing personality - R.O.T.C. officer - popular - Bill. DI I hess Club l Football l, 2, 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Ball Committee 4 V. Basketball l Baseball l, 2 Pep Nite 3, 4 L K F LARRY Hows PRICE CB Q WOODROW WILSON HIGH U. S. NAVAL If WASHINGTON, D. C. ACADEMY 6 Easy-going, lackadaisical ways ---A a natural sense of Q humor - hunting, cars, and geometry are his favorites - a future middy is - Larry . f Aviation Club 4 Track 4 Chemistry Club 4 Pep Nite 4 VIVIAN CLUTTILL PRINCE JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT An outstanding singer in our chorus - baking cakes is her specialty - magnetic smile M has a hard time doing her homework - 'cause she tikes T.V. - that's - Vivian. Travel Club l, 2, 3 Typing Practice 4 1677, J3 ov MW ljiggyjjw 'CV ,,,WfM,W IOANNE MARY RADICE MUMECRD COLLEGE An outstanding student - with a natural aptitude for French - calm temperament - loves sports - a little girl blush - all mark f Joanne. Cubs 1 Cheerleader Training 2 Newport History Club 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Chemstry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 JAMES RAGLAND THOMAS H, CLARKE SERVICE The boy with many interests - and no time to think life dull - coming from Jamestown and proud to tell you so - working in the shops - glad to give you his opinion -- When do We eat?! - asks - James. Bowling Club l Biology Club 2 Aviation Club 3 SHIRLEY ANNE RASPOTNIK ' MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Dark and quiet - 3. yen for bowling - conscientious about everything - serious - but with a sunshine smile - Shirley. Personality Club l Radio Broadcasting Club 2 Bowling Club 4 Knitting Club 3 PETER WARD RECTOR JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Tall - red headed - a few freckles - a fine athlete - loves ice cream lchocolate Awful-Awfuls J W to think of basketball and baseball games - is to think of - Pete. Baseball 1, 3 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 4 Basketball Officiating Club 2 Track 2 Nominating Committee 2 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Great Books Club 4 NANCY LOU REINSTEIN JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE Y, r , Deeply loyal - dynamite at a game Y Willing to of U i iight hard for a good cause E part of the backbone of X our class Y with her famous freckles - Nance! W ' Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader Training 2 :U , x A Basketball 'l, 2, 3 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 l Student Council 4 it W f ftp 'D GEORGE IOSEPH REYNOLDS JOHN CLARKE U. S, AIR FORCE Another fried chicken lover - night owl - good dresser - well-groomed - with 3, subtle wit - down to earth - that's - George. Football 1 ALICE ANN RIBEIRO MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT An avid Travel Club member - a sleepy head - faithfully attending games - cheering with the peppiest - you'll always have fun with - Alice. Travel Club l, 2, 3, lSecretaryl 4 PAULA ANN MARIE RIPA JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Petite - never quiet - always chatting and enter- taining her friends - a good student - there's never a dull moment when Paula's around! Personality Club l Knitting Club 2 Travel Club 3 Pep Nite 4 VVILLIAM EDYVARD RITCHIE MUMFORD U. s. AIR FORCE Always ready with a pun - lively and likeable - driving his beloved hot-rod W is f Richie. Baseball l JOHN IOSEPH ROCHE HAZARD MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF' RHODE ISLAND Silent - unassuming manner f ready with the right answer - turning out excellent grades - rating high on those aptitude tests - admired - a smile With real friend- liness - has - John. Map Making Club 2 C 69 L 9, I Q. if Lg ,f if A-A' ' f ',', ,ei 23 i Min r A f A M JW pf Wm' WA X! X C BERKELEY-P ECKI-IAM EMPLOYMENT X ,,., .1 Short - dark - loves to k 't ni g an honor student -- ra' l ' re y misses a game f one of the Pep Nite gan 1.ee L ANN ELIZABETH ROQUE g - , always chatting - that's A Ann. if f! f VVVV Knitting Club l, 4 Basketball 2 Chess Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 ' Red anl Black Staff 3, 4 Student Office Aide 3, 4 l 9 ,, 4, , lb!! LU , CW MARY ANN ROSA gj 1 f 'V C My BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT A j M--. Good natured S gives up her time for others willing- W I j' likes ice skating and swimming - plays the piano L for a hobby - long lashes and striking eyes - has - lj, N Mary Ann. . ll OJ aj Volleyball l Knitting Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 4 Drama Club 3 Nominating Committee 3 Social Committee 3 Class Night Committee 4 Student Office Aide 3, 4 K 565. , Bowling Club 4 ROY DAVID RUSHFORD THOMAS D'ARCY MCGEE HIGH UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL CANADA RHODE ISLAND That snappy crew cut - truly a gridiron great - the touchdown kid who made opponents tremble - has a pleasant carefree manner - blonde - Roy. Football l,2, 3, 4 A HELEN MARGUERITE SAMPSON CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE CORONADO, CALIFORNIA Y Z Versatile - attractive S an agile dancer - a perfect hostess at her open house parties - up-to-date on all X M! subjects f- an exceptional memory has - Helen. K Knitting Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Pep Nite 4 French Club 4 , 'W M 'mf DORIS LORRAINE SANT 4 ST. CATHERINE'S ACADEMY NURSING SCHOOL Can , g n rinking Awful-Awfuls f continuous chatter -- there's never a dull moment when Doris is around. she jitterbug! - f enjovs swimmin a d d ' ZW 'A f 4' , V? it Junior Red Cross 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Hostess Club 3 Glee Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 C703 WILLIAM CHARLES SANT DE LA SALLE COLLEGE At all our games you'll see him - 3 stocky blond charmer - teasing? - sympathetic - roaring with laughter, or serious - a man of many moods - is W Bill. Football Officiating Club l Football I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Nominating Committee 3, 4 Student Council 3 Social Committee 3 Pep Nite 3, 4 Golf 3, 4 Chemistry Club MARY LOUISE SANTOS BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT Wanting to be a secretary - her hobby is reading - loves sports, especially tennis - could eat spaghetti and meatballs any time -A a terrific dancer f often seen roller skating - Mary. MARY GERTRUDE SARDINHA ST. CATHERINES ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT Glossy black hair - and elfin laugh -4 vowing that today is the most beautiful day she's ever seen f f bowling in the high 80's - contentedly following up her resolutions - GSE-lt. Knitting Club 3 Bowling Club 4 SANDRA IEAN SEXVALL MUMFORD NURSING SCHOOL One of the Creamery group f with blonde, almost white hair - a rapid writer - tiny fingers and long fingernails - mark -f Sandy. Volleyball l Basketball l, 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Chemistry Club 3 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Class Night Committee 4 LAURIE LOUISE SHAFFER CLARKSVILLE HIGH COLLEGE CLARKSVILLE, TENN. A charming Co-ed with a freshly scrubbed look - reserved and conscientious - a good word for everyone - no job is too big - no project too small for f Laurie. French Club 3 Red and Block Staff 3 Bowling Club fSecretoryD 4 Volleyball 3 Chemistry Club lSecretaryJ 3, lVice Presidentl 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Student Council QVice Presidentl 4 Binnacle Staff CEditorJ 4 C 71 J 6 Y, N' C?'n'l,,4'f,, i' Jffwg sri JT gigggafievt , f 2 lx N ,QP aww NAV xl-5X ' fi i X .1 ' . --it , - .J if-gpg 'W Lili: - 4 f ww , I X 7 1' . , f , ,fe W- I H' Q, ,Q fA f' I Z Z , CWENDOLYN MARY SHARKEY MUMFORD NEWPORT HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING A high school ballerina - who dresses with a flair - wearing jangling bracelets - vivacious 4 one of the leaders of the Pep Nite dances - Gwenny. Pages l Cubs l Volleyball l, 3 Student Council iSecretaryJ 4 Cheerleader Training 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Social Committee 3, 4 Basketball Z Hostess Club 3, tPresidentJ 4 Binnacle Staff 4 ROSE MARY SHEA MUMFORD NEWPORT HOSPITAL A striking dresser f looking just right - adorable is her word - little N Pictured in pink angora - helping you out of any spot - studying hard - taking careful notes f baking gingerbread - Rose Mary. Dramatic Club l Page 1 Orchestra l, 2, 3 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader Training 2 Knitting Club 3 Psychology Club 4 Social Committee 4 Chemistry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Band 4 MARGARET ELLEN SHEEHAN THOMAS H. CLARKE NEWPORT HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING A perky drum majorette from Jamestown - an efficient homemaker - likes bowling and roller skating -- I'll take southern fried chicken! - says - Margaret. First Aid l Future Teachers of America 2 Psychology Club 4 French Club 3 ROBERT ALLAN SHERMAN MUMFORD U. s. coAs'r GUARD Broad-minded - generous - congenial - keeping step with the R.O.T.C. and taking it, and school, in his easy stride f a disti-nguishable walk - easy to talk to - Bob. VIRGINIA LOUISE SHERMAN BERKELEY-PECKHAM NURSING scHooL Always pleasant - with glossy hair - level headed ae reliable fe- so many colorful clothes -- and quiet ways A- has - Y Ginny. Travel Club 2 Newport History Club 3 First Aid 4 C 72 l CQJQQ CAROLYN ANNE SILVIA MUMFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL Petite and neat - her food favorite is fried chicken - skilled in knitting - a speedy, exacting typist -- genu- ine - good natured - that's - Carolyn. Travel Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Nominating Committee 3 Pep Nite 2, 3 Student Council 3 Knitting Club 4 Social Committee 4 Binnocle Staff 4 JAMES MARC SILVIA MUMFORD COLLEGE doing the Charleston - is - James. Small Boats Club l Music Appreciation Club 2 Binnacle Staff Band l, 2 Pep Nite 4 Nominating Committee 2 Glee Club Social Committee 3 Newport History Club 3 Psychology Club Class Night Committee 4 Chemistry Club 4 Re:l and Black Staff Class Play Production Stott 4 '-s FD ,... ig. A gqfl rn 955 'O- 'D'-i Q2 .42 rn gn O el Io f-4 ei' .-.': I U92 no Ex 22 mm 'UW Fu' is 4.,U2 gl f-fl D' 'Un ,-+C ....-- EN .-DE. O mm lil' imc Esgbsg JULIA BARBARA SILVIA DERKELEY-PECKHAM UNDECIDED A sparkling smile - well groomed -f always lady- like - enjoys ice-cream W taking time out to help lost students and their rooms -- is - Julia. Basketball l, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Binnacle Staff 4 Pep Nite Z, 3, 4 Cheerleader Training 2 Knitting Club 4 Nominating Committee 4 MARGARET RITA SILVIA BERKELEY-PECKHAM UNDECIDED A friendly, vivacious gal --f who likes to dance and roller skate - Pizza, anyone? Y- questions - Peggy. Basketball l First Aid 3 ROSE MARIE SILVIA BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT She has a Bashing sparkle e and a vvillowy figure f a terrific roller-skater S an eye for apple pie f has - Rosie. Knitting l, 4 Q73J 'M -, ..,, I ls , f Q? W , f i 1' il' tl ,,..1 A J' . O ,win A LJ we Wi' Re p 6.1 Fa ,N f ff M1 Xl5MJS.,, 6,52- ff f ., 1 ' V A 1 W, ' 'I X f IJ , F ' 1 Q FREDERICK WILLIAM SMITH K BERKELEY-PECKHAM EMPLOYMENT An active member in the Future Farmers of America - better than average at academics - well informed - is - Bill. Future Farmers of America l, lPresidentl 2, 3, 4 IUDITH ISABEL SMITH ST, CATHERINE'S ACADEMY COLLEGE A charming, neatly dressed miss - with a smile y0u'll remember M enjoys skating as a pastime - keep your friendliness - Judy. Chess Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 4 French Club 3 Psychology Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Bookroom Sentinel 3, 4 'U PAUL MERRILL SMITH THOMAS H. CLARKE BROOKS INSTIT'UTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Urbane f and neighborly ff good judge of the merits of 3 cherry pie f Working carefully - devoted to pho- tography - specific ideas about his future - has Paul. Photography Club 1 RICHARD SMITH MUMFORD COLLEGE Loves sports - especially baseball and basketball - four years a band member on the clarinet - expert chess player - loves hot fudge sundaes with nuts and whipped cream f dislikes Mr. Victor's tests - black curly hair - deep voice - Richard. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 1, 2 Baseball Fan Club 4 MARGUERITE ELIZABETH SPENCE JOHN CLARKE CIVIL SERVICE Conventional, but an individual in spite of it - gen- erous a dimpled smile ff understanding - a swimmer and steak lover f is ee Marge. Personality Club l Cheerleader Training 2 Red and Black Staff 4 Travel Club lPresidentl 3 Pep Nile 4 Psychology Club 4 1749 HARRIS SPERLING MUMFORD COLLEGE Erect manly carriage - storehouse of different ac- cents - genuine - a sincere friend - to think of Rogers is to think of - Harris. Chess Club l Track l, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, lCo-Captainl 4 Student Council 2 Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3 Band 2, 3 Pep Nite 3, 4 Class President 4 Binnacle Staff 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 3, 4 Chemistry Club lTreasurerJ 3, 4 R.0.T.C. Ball Committee 4 FRANK M. STEVENS, IR. BERKELEY-PECKHAM ARMED SERVICE A skating and hot-rod racing enthusiast - with a broad smile - a steady plugger - if he says All righty - it's - Frank. Audio-Visual Aids l, 2 Boys' Glee Club 4 R.O.T.C, Rifle Club 4 Class Night Committee 4 LLOYD HOLDEN STEWART Mlss COLLINGS' sCHooL COLLEGE T1-im and tall - with quiet blue eyes --- composed e friendly and especially sincere - a sports follower T4 Lloyd. Baseball I, 3 Bowling Club l IUDITH MEADE STRICKLER GEORGE MASON JR,-SR. HIGH UNIVERSITY OF FALLS CHURCH, VA. UTAH Versatile - interested in a million things - folk songs - dancing H writing - art and cooking A motor- cycles - enjoys writing poetry - Judy. Red and Black lFeature Editorl 4 Drama Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 EDITH M. STROTHER JOHN CLARKE U. s. AIR FORCE A friendly, unassuming humor - everready with her invariable, Welcome I-Ii! 7 on the tiny side --A often lacking one of those necessary passes --f is - Ace. Travel Club l First Aid 2 r rsi 'B X11 'Y a--gil il ,we ada 1 332 lim, W 'M W .P ulfffwl mow MMM ANTHONY PAUL SULLIVAN JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE An officer in the R.O.T.C. - sharp dresser - seldom seen without his camera - has a keen sense of humor - possessing a zest for living - Paul. Photography Club 1 Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4 Pep Nite 3, 4 R.0.T.C. Rifle Club 2 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 AUDREY ANN SULLIVAN JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Thoughtful - outstanding - brilliant - ready mem- ber of the National Honor Society - a stamp collector - loving steak - a real student W is - Audie . Knitting Club 2 Binnucle Staff 4 Bookroom Sentinel 4 M Psychology Club 4 INA IOYCE SULLIVAN ' 4' I' BERKELEY-PECKHAM NURSING SCHOOL is ' , Full of pep and energy - loves to swim and play I V basketball - beaming smile - always ready for spa- ! ghetti and meatballs - is - Joyce. I Pages I Basketball I, 2 Cheerleader Training 2 Arts and cram club 3 Bowling club 4 chemasfry club 4 SHIRLEY LOUISE SWANSON in I BROCKTON HIGH UNDECIDED BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS X A strict individualist - famous laugh - popular - always smiling - football fan - hurrying around the ff halls like a bee - is - Shirley . A Bowling Club 4 Pep Nite 4 DAVID JOSEPH SYLVIA THOMAS H. CLARKE SERVICE A chess player -- who is a believer in finishing the work at hand 5 and then there's time for fun - would rather have something to work on than be idle - forceful ff well liked -- - David. Chess Club l, 2 C 76 J JOAN MARGARET TABER MUMFORD NURSING SCHOOL Easy to like - shaping her future with decision - unruflied - 3 joking pessirnist - bobby socks and sneak- ers - mark - Joan. Cubs l Volleyball l, 2, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club 3, 4 Library Auxiliary 2 EVELYN MARGARET THALER JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT Tall, slender - with expressive eyes and long, long lashes - a spastic laugh - ready smile - making spur-of the-moment decisions - likeable - that's - Lynn. Knitting Club I Red and Black Collector l, 2 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Personality Club 2 Red and Black Stuff 3, 4 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club 4 Student Office Aide 4 Binnacle Staff 4 MICHAEL TIERNEY MTUMFORD UNDECIDED Loves rifle shooting - his favorite food is turkey - interested in science - likes puttering around boats - a ready out-door man - is f Mike. Chess Club l Pep Nite 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 DONALD YVAYNE TITCOMB MUMFORD U. s, NAVY A gun collector and a mad chemist fr who likes angel food cake - and is always on the go -- that's f Don. R.O,T.C. Rifle Team 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Pinwheels Z, 3, 4 DOUGLAS STANLEY TOLDERLUND MUMFORD COLLEGE Dark eyes f intelligence - bashful? f with all the fluttering female hearts, we wonder! -f- a delightful, catchy humor - reminding you of your kid brother M- Doug. Small Boats Club 1 Nominating Committee 3 Binnacle Staff 4 Chemistry Club 3 l77J iz' I 'a 194.9-of Of' rmlffb AMA U C1 ,J ,Mi X, if f CN Jiri LW Jay ra M ful i pw W hifi ,lap We 6 iw V1 rw 1 W JUDITH ANNE TOLLEF SON JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED A shiny blond - adding attractiveness to any class f amazing poise - stimulating to know - Blue Skies reminds us of - Judy. First Aid l Knitting Club 2, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 BEVERLY WARE TOWLE HENRY E. ANTHONY COLLEGE A peppy cheerleader - O those beautiful eyes! - a mastermind at cross-word puzzles - extra neat - the gift of making you feel ,special - has - Bev. Cheerleader Training 2 Student Council 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 Cubs l Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Red and Black Collector 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Social Committee 3, lCo-Chairmanl 4 Binnacle Staff 4 SHIRLEY IEANNE TRYON QUANTICO POST SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY QUANTICO, VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF NURSING Wouldn't miss a basketball game - likes to roller skate and dance - a pleasant person with a wholesome philosophy - is - Shirl . Music Appreciation Club l Biology Club 2 Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 French Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 CHRIS PETER TSOKOS JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE A football star - with an unmistakable and easy going nature - patiently putting up with those of us who mispronounce his last name - always - Chris. Leaders Club l, 2 Track l, 4 Football 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Nominating Committee 3 Weight Lifting Club 3, 4 Class Play 4 Future Engineers Club 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Pep Nite 4 ANNA MARIE UPERTI BERKELEY-PECKHAM CIVIL SERVICE Talkative S never at a loss for words - a good cook -A seldom serious - generous and unselflsh - is - Anna. Music Appreciation Club 3 Typing Practice 4 C781 THERESA MARIE VIEIRA JOHN CLARKE EMPLOYMENT A real worker - aiming for a Civil Service position - taking most things seriously - possessing a natural aptitude for typing - at ease with people - humming an improvised tune you will hear - Theresa. Knitting Club l, Z Drama Club 3 Typing Practice 4 IOSEPH PETER VIVEIROS MUMFORD UNDECIDED Sports-minded - with a pleasing personality f perhaps quiet in school, but outside he possesses a ready humor - always - Joe. Y I Football l, 2 Basketball l Baseball l fl PETER ANTHONY VON VILLAS ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL U. S. AIR FORCE Mischievous - witty - ready for fun at any time f can be seen in the chorus - likes playing basketball - rlght?, Pete. Football l Leaders Club l Glee Club 4 EDITH LORRAINE WVEED MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Working diligently when it's time to work f but enjoying play S blonde hair and blue eyes make one think of Dresden china - already a working gal W Edie. Personality Club l Pep Nite 2 Cheerleading Training 2 JOHN ALVORD XVEEKS GRANBY HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA The shutter-bug - always there taking pictures when least suspected - conscientious - following base- ball - for dinner held choose pot roast -- right? John. Chess Club 2 Red and Black Staff 3, 4 Baseball 3, iCaptoinl 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Photography Club 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 4792 Al ovlff j. AVUJ .fiifiriii it it i uflr' X MW 1 A ,, Fil Ca 'MIQVLR' wi' ew ,ov QNV x JO B ,f M 7! My A M li U K Xp ' Glo fa A 1 LJ NW Q!-, I . df X, Z 1 f- k li RMS? 11 ,, M5521 M- PRISCILLA ANN WENTWORTH POCASSET UNDECIDED TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND A deep thinker - who expresses her ideas in ex- cellent poetry - a special, shy smile - thoughtful out- look on life - we're glad to have known - Pris. Biology Club l Horseback Riding Club 2 Great Books Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Psychology Club 4 CAROL MARGARET WHITAKER JOHN CLARKE BRYANT COLLEGE Busy miss - football and tennis fan - Red and Black enthusiast - down to earth - an Honor Student - always in a rush - winner of the Rogers 1955 Thanks- giving Day Proclamation Contest - Carol. Cubs l Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 First Aid 2 Red and Black Staff 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 3 Future Teachers of America 3 Binnacle Staff 4 Tennis Tournament 3 Bookroom Sentinel 4 Psychology Club 4 THOMAS ROBERT WHITTLETON CARDINAL HAYES HIGH COLLEGE NEW YORK, NEW YORK One hamburger and a root beer - timely hu.morist - sporting a strange collection of fancy hats - going for jazz f also collecting records - is - Tom. Wood Working Club 2 Red and Black Staff 3 Psychology Club 4 Track 3 Auto Mechanics Club 3 Binnacle Staff 4 BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS sr. MARY's SALVE REGINA COLLEGE The continuous conversationalist - deft with a needle and thread - striking white eye glass frames - always trying to gain weight - is - Barb. Pages l Drama Club l Library Auxiliary 2 Hostess Club 3, 4 BETTY LOURO WILLIAMS JOHN CLARKE COLLEGE A top notch disposition - soft spoken - dependable ff never wasting a moment - determination and per- sistence characterize - Betty. Music Appreciation Club I Travel Club 2 Knitting Club 3 Hostess Club 4 C803 LILY MAE XVILLIAMS MUMFORD EMPLOYMENT Sweet, and unassuming -f a meticulous student e English class is her t'me to shine - retiring -H trying hard to do her work carefully and right - her favorite is the noon-time chorus --v calm -e smiling - - Lily. LESLIE CONNETTE WILLIS L JOHN CLARKE PAINTING TRADE An honest. hard worker Y when it's time, for fun he'l1 turn to basketball fe a boy who carefully shapes his future with firmness and determination - possessing an effortless grin - Leslie. Basketball I Football l VIRGINIA LEE VVILSON MIIMEORD NURSING A real peaches and cream complexion - with shiny dark hair - following the fashions W quiet - - a lovely smile - always ready for a brisk walk 5 mixing well in 3 group - having many frlends f well-liked V Ginny. Pep Nite 2, 3, 4 Booluoom Senhnel 4 Chemistry Club 4 Psychology Club 4 Y J A DAVID STANLEY WOLFENDEN BERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE Fair Y good looking ee- pleasant -- industrious f sincere - basketball, camera, and radio enthusiast M that's - Dave. Audio-Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Nile 3, 4 Blnnuclc Stall 4 Social Committee 3 ,jo 1- lvl sf ma. FREDERICK HOUGHTON XVOOLHOUSE W A MUMFORD U. s. ARMY Mai Q9 fave L10 Eager to please A- hoarder of a hundred secrets and X , surprises - a smile to cheer you up e- self-control -- ,,,.M-.f bright merry eyes - Fred. L PM Q . Wi dymsyj msn f ETHEL MARIE WOSENCROFT MUMFORD COLLEGE The girl of a. dozen different hairdos - a brilliant mind with a genuine love of knowledge - a constant proorastinator S speaking well-turned phrases f the piano keys are her favorite medium of expression - Ethel. Music Appreciation l Red and Black Staff 2, 3, 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Future Engineers 3 Psychology Club 4 PAUL CHARLES ZALOUMIS MUMFORD COLLEGE Independent f- eating thick steaks f a well-known athlete f ice skating or roller skating you'll find H Paul. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Leaders Club I Football Officiating Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3 Chemistry Club 4 ROBERT ORRELL ZUMBRUM BERKELEY-PECKHAM COLLEGE A diligent student -f likes to listen to records - and read - pleasing voice - likes 'tAwful Awfuls - and hamburgers - that's - Bob. First Aid Club 2 French Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Binnacle Staff 4 Psychology Club 4 THOMAS G. CARREIRO DURFEE HIGH SCHOOL PREP SCHOOL FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Loving the wide out-doors f following any sport that takes him outside we especially golf --ff an early riser hoping to go to Prep School next year 3 well-liked Golf l, 2, 3, fCaptainl 4 SAMUEL LUTHER CHAPLIN BERKELEY PECKHAM COLLEGE Cheerful smiling face and sunny disposition ef- trav- eling to school from Middletown f quiet ways H hunting swimming or fishing -if you'll find - A Sam. Audio-Visual Aids I Aviation Club 4 6823 DOROTHY I. GOMEZ MUMFORD COLLEGE Neat and attractive - always willing to lend a help- ing hand - interested in athletics - long-striding - Dot. Pages I First Aid I Basketball l, 2, 3 Knitting Club 3 Library Auxiliary 2, 3, 4 Volleyball l, 2, 3 Pep Nite 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 ,Et f Y ag! THOMAS WILLIAM HEDLY X 'W l ,I , ,v HENRY F. ANTHONY U. S. ARMY A mechanical wizard - patiently explaining the complexities of an engine - loves to tinker with cars - listen to the radio - sure of his goal - quite a talker! - Tom. CURTIS HOWELL HUTCHINGS FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY COLLEGE FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Came up to our Yankee-Land from Key West, Florida this year - plays the piano exceptionally well, by ear! - plays a little chess. too - he's - Curtis. Chess Club 4 MARY JOYCE LIMA MUMFORD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL A speedy typist - a top-notch disposition - gen- erous -- ever ready for a party W is - Mary. Travel Club 2, 3 Personality Club 4 6831 It IOHN ANTHONY MURPHY MUMFORD UNDECIDED Lackadaisical - seldom worrying - easy to get along with - amiable - interested in Newport History - flashing a sparkling smile W Tony. Newport History Club l, 3 Psychology Club 4 JAMES ALFRED ULOUCHLIN .roHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Seen playing basketball in his spare time - eating corned beef and cabbage - blue eyed - Jim. Cubs l Baseball l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Junior Red Cross 2 Red and Black Staff 2, 3 Tennis 3 Baseball Fan Club 4 Golf 4 BARBARA E. ROWLAN D STOUGHTON HIGH MARRIAGE STOUGHTON, MASS. New to Rogers this year - this neat, attractive miss - has a pleasant smile -- gay personality -H en- joys dancing -- welcomel, Barbara. Typing Practice 4 CWQ ANDREW SMITH MUMFORD UNDECIDED A young man with 3 shy smile -f and definite in- terests f disliking to meet deadlines e- but surprisingly persistent in those iielcls he especially likes W- Andrew. Boys' Leaders Club I, 2 Aviation Club 3, 4 C 84 J WILLIAM PAUL SOUZA MUMFORD U. S. ARMY A working boy - with 3 liking for any and all sports - especially football - blithe smile - unevenly matched with a vigorous laugh - intending to wear some Army- khaki - Bill. Leaders Club I Football I Baseball 'I LAWRENCE E. STREETER MUMFORD NAVY Husky, tall, and quiet ff determinedly playing fresh- man football - planning a. service career - admirable will power - quickly making up his mind - - Lawrence. Football l C855 rw? AIWGMS ' -Glflflelflfl GV . 6 . . . those awful days in gym when the fire alarm signalled a firedrill. , . . those, Oh, so slippery, high polished floors. . . the annoying noises of the radiators. . . . begging in vain for a pass second lunch period. . . . the pigeon's nest on the window ledge in room 202. X163 forcy an 01 rpfoPAecLy eczfu res czssincq oll.fAe jaww PRISCILLA WENTWORTH Four years - Passing quickly and quietly Suddenly, realization And youth is gone An empty heart, a burdened soul, Then a light - hope. Strength is found. An adult rises From the impulsive youth - Prepared to accept defeats, Expecting them, Prepared to rise again after defeat For a victory. A pure heart And a working mind Are the tools, Life - the broken object. Grateful for the understanding hearts Which have led us safely out of youth, We must now say goodbye, With only memory, the comforter. CLASS POEM 1 ssm Class IVe, the Class of 1956, being of sound body and a rather questionable state of mind, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To the Iuniors we leave the privilege of running the school and the fun of being the upper crust. To the Sophomores we leave the fun of saving up the money to pay for the first class ring orders. To the Freshmen, who miss the assemblies, we leave seats in the auditorium with hopes that you will he as quiet as we were when we were frosh. To the Future Freshmen we leave all good times and school spirit we had while we were in Rogers. To each commercial teacher we leave a king-size box of typewriting erasers to replace the ones we always seem to walk off with. To all history teachers we leave another memorable date - june 7, 1956 - our GRADUATION. To the entire faculty we leave our gratitude for pulling us and guiding us through these four years. To Slr, Nevins, we leave appreciation for all the wonderful Pep Nites he has given us. I, Iames Silvia, leave my regimental striped blazer, my ukelele fwith two broken strings 3, and my hard straw hat to some mad person who thinks he was born thirty years too late. I, Elinor Herndon, leave my various nicknames to any junior girl who has none. I, Anna Uperti, leave my fast talking to anyone who can understand it. I, Harris Sperling, leave my apparition to anyone who dares catch up with it. I, Judy Bleierovitz, leave to next years business manager, the glaring stares of the editor when she is told to reduce the number of pictures in the issues of THE RED and BLACK. I, Dow Anthony. leave my false tooth to any future football player who is foolish enough not to wear a mouth piece. I, Carol Cook. leaye to take home mice from Mr. Christon's 'Iiology class to.aJJgLOLLE .uithga considerate mother. I, Richard Durst, leave my title of NIL Chemistry to any mad chemist Who wishes to gain international recognition. VVe, the cast of the Senior Class Play have left to Mr. Underwood one bottle of Elderberry wine, prescribing one glass before and after each play! I, Pat Blair, leave my books and file box to anyone who likes to juggle. I, Marjorie Ottilige, leave my position as class vice-president to any lucky junior girl. I, Del Cavanaugh, leave my seat in 215 to anyone who wants to sit on the floor. I, Kathleen Coleman, leave a bite of all my stale doughnuts to Janice Santos. C891 I, jean Biastre, leave Rogers and my little guppies that I donated to the aquarium in 226. I, Arthur Manuel, leave to Dave Murphy my locker and the musical instru- ments that go with it. I, Phyllis Ponte, leave my place in front of the mirror to any girl who can push and shove to get to it. I, jim Andrews, leave my mighty midgetness to some deserving football player. I, David Wolfenden, leave my love of English to my English teachers. I, Carol Camera, leave after just getting here from France last September. I, Helen Sampson, leave nothing because anything I have, nobody else would want. I, Don Eirich, leave to the Class of 1957 the frustrating hope of graduation from the new high sohool. I, Joanne Dutra, leave my height to any person who wants to know What it's like down heref, I, ever le, leave the joy of coming I2 miles to school every morning - I sha m1 ie wild ride. I, Carol VVhitaker, leave my ability to forget names to anyone who wants a red face. We, ev Towle, Dee McDonald, Laurie Shaffer, and Carol Mahoney leave the 'honor of bein o-ed captains to four fortunate junior girls. I, Cynthia Hammett, leave my Ed Sullivan smile to Rogers to brighten future corridors. I, Tom VVhittleton, leave to the future generation at Rogers, Mr. Call and his many games. I, Peter pliing, leave my much-used ten gallon caldron, in which I have brewed hot chocolate for half the town, to anyone who likes the fun of washing cups. We, Bobs QLewis and Henryj, leave our infamous noise maker to the school as a whole. To crank it, we bled occasionally and died very nearly for old Rogers. We, Doris Sant and Sandra Sewall, leave physiology class knowing that Miss North will never have two such brilliant students as we. I, Betty jones, leave my indefinable laugh to Ian Thomas. I, Barbara Donnelly, leave my last name to anyone who wants to be con- sidered one of Mr. Donnelly's relatives. I, , leave my driving ability to anyone who likes to be reckless. In the presence of two witnesses we declare this to be our Last lVill and Testament on the 7th day of june, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six and of our Independence, the one llllllillffl-Clglltltfll. Witnessed by: MARJORIE O'r'riL1c1z CAROL XVHTTAKER HARRIS SPEHLLNG XVailZmgkgr C903 I gyulcy, ajvassau ,Lear miarty, YVell, here I am soaking up sunshine Qand MAYBE a tanj on this beautiful island - white sand - blue pounding surf - lush green palm trees - etc. VVith graduation just over, I cant help thinking about my four vears at Rogers. Did we have fun! were . . C - ' 'T 1 '-iifiiffil ,Q A I remember when we were freshmen, the 41ifi1 'q fijg, youngest in the school. The red brick building -1' was miffhtv big and lonesome that first dav, but F ' 'L 5 'N we were able to speak for ourselves! XVe elected Io-Ann Scott and Richard Olson to represent us ' in Student Council. Our own paper - the Cub Chronicle edited bv Rov Bve was exciting in that it was especiallv ours. We entered the Sci ence Fair and even won Grants! You know Steve Matson won every year that he was in high school ' . . . ' D That summer quickly Hew until once again the clang of bells rang through 1 the old halls. Being a little older, we could enter more activities. Youive heard of the 'isophoinore shunpn? lid love to say that the Class of '56 avoided such a pitfallg but nope, I'd say we slumped as much as most. Now don't get upset, Dear Diary. its only an expression. Sophomore year was the first time we felt we wanted to he a part of the school. In Student Council the Class of 1956 was represented by Phyllis Klosher, Harris Sperling, lack Fucile, and Beverly Towle. The sophomore girls who were chosen to Cheer For Rogers were , Jackie Con- nelly. Cynthia Harnniett, Nancy Reinstein, and Bev- erly Towle. Were they thrilled! During the summer following sophomore year we had a visit from a lady named Carol - the hurrieanel XXI' lost part of the Cliff Hulk. hut by September things had calmed down and we were juniors! Our class elected Donald Eirich as President, Ann Chase ? as Vice-President. Marjorie Uttilige as Secretary and X Harris Sperling as Treasurer. i'Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom Whiten was the theme ot our junior Prom IR which 'lean Biastre and XVayne Hatch powered as co- I chairmen of the Social Committee with the aid of the ,Q 5 Class advisors, Nliss Margaret Phelan and Xlr. Edgar I - Q C. Lakey. As our class grew in age. it grew in response . C ibility: no longer did we use our study halls to read the Post and draw original droodles. There was much to be done - and done CLASS HISTORY K 91 J well. Our six members for the Student Council were Carolyn Silvia, Frank Ot- tilige, Phyllis Mosher, Sally Lightbody, jack Fucile, and Bill Sant. VVhen the Seniors left in june, there were offices to be filled. Before we left for junior sum- mer, jackie Connelly was elected Head Cheerleader, Dee MacDonald was upped to Editor-in-Chief on THE BED AND BLACK staff, Harris Sperling and Paul Zaloumis were elected to head the football team, and Art Manuel and joe Bryan were to lead our basketball team. Something new was added, Dear Diary, the Head Coach of the Football Team, Mr. Phil Coen. I remembered that a poem in THE RED AND BLACK said just how we felt about Coach Coen. N - But think of us poor lookers on - NVho watch while wind is blowin, - And think of our exultant coach - The one and only Coenf' junior summer was so special! Remember those long, lazy days, the laughter, and the parties? By September Qtwo weeks late be- cause of polio! we were itching to 'ctake the reinsf, School this time was different. Bight away we began to realize that graduation was really just around the corner. We chose that man Harris Sperling as Presi- dent. Helping him were Margie Ottilige - Vice Presi- dent, Phyllis Ponte - Secretary, and YVally F arnum - Treasurer. Carol VVhitaker won the Thanksgiving Day Proclamation. VVOVV! NVhat a Thanksgiving Day Came that was! We cheered, we pleaded, we begged, and We fought our way to a 50-O victory over De La Salle. So far the school dances were so successful as to draw special comment from Mr. Donnelly! You must remember the B.O.T.C. Ball on December 2. Ann Chase was chosen Co-ed Colonel, the Armory was heaven , and hearts beat in rhythm with our snappy drill team. Miriam Kitch won the state Voice of Democracy Contest. With the lhonor went a T. V. set, and a chance to enter the national competition. Our social commit- te planned the Snowbound Informal . HA! VVe nearly were snowbound at that! At the half year teachers calmly announced we were to have mid- year exams. Horrid thought! The whirl of school slowed as We sat down to study. After Easter vaca- tion we had Pep Nite! We laughed until the tears came. I'll never forget. NVe seniors rendered, a shag, an Indian dance. an old fashioned and a modern dance! Uh, those costumes! Somehow the fnn of Pep Nite is always heavy with thoughts of graduation. NVe mower! to pack the auditorium for the Senior Play, Arsenic 1923 fvwj L C0g,g51'N md 0111 1JLlL'Cn, 111141 1511014 it we c1ii11 The -111111111 llS1lL'l'S 1111 in white markeci our Class Night. Then came Senior Assembly, our p1L'll1L', t11c Senior Bmiqiiet Dance, QI fhad a time! NYc11t with 1. . . . . 1 f 111111 - ClI'ilC1llllt1OIl1 In the midst of 1111 those giwuil-1111-5 it was 1llll'K1 to sci- t1111t Cll'lll1Il2lt1Ull is ll 111-g11111i11g, not 1111 011111 XV11z1t Ll happy time 1 1llll1 111 1liQ1l sc-11001, Dom' Diary, and now I t11i11k 1 5111111 11-aiu' you to take :1 quick swim 111 t1111t ii-111l1t111Q 0K'l'llIl11 Lm'i', 1931 Locale xgslanvl x,7'l-onor ociefiy Joan A. Abplanalp Barbara A. Alston James B. Andrews June W. Bradley Nancy E. Brodin Carol L. Camera Theodore B. Carter Barbara S. Colitz Barbara A. Donnelly Richard A. Durst Joanne S. Dutra Donald C. Eirich VVallace N. F arnum Nancy M. Cray Robert YVHYIIG Hatch Frances-Lynn Hathaway Robert R. Henry Abbie Kaull Dorothy L. Kelly Frances Lyons Janet MacBeth William P. Macomber Carol R. Mahoney Stephen C. Maxson Carol Dee McDonald CLASS OF 1956 Ethel M. NVosencroft Judith B. Meierovitz Ellen L. Moreau Carol S. Nettles Betty-Jane Northup Marjorie C. Ottilige Lawrence H. Price Joanne M. Badice Alice A. Ribeiro Anna E. Boque Mary Ann Rosa Helen M. Sampson Laurie L. Shatter Rose M. Silvia Frederick XV. Smith Marguerite E. Spence Harris Sperling Judith M. Strickler Audrey A. Sullivan Douglas S. Tolderlund Theresa M. Vieira Edith L. YVeed John A. XVeeks Priscilla A. XVentworth Carol M. XVhitaker Betty L. XVilliams cjvafional Jfonor' 5OCl.Cfll L William A. Chase Elizabeth A. Daly David Dannin Elizabeth B. Fritz Mary S. Jemail Jane B. MacLeod CLASS OF 1957 C 94 J Diane L. Minor Janice M. Oseth Jerry Lcc Post Genevieve V. Ramos Maureen V. Bumazza Janice R. Santos 494 F a ace ives gain. The Big Night arrived and everyone was excited. WVhy'P Because the Rogers Class of 1956 was about to come together for a Reunion Ball after twenty live years of separation. The ball was to be held at one of the old Newport mansions which was owned bv the Cotton family and Dielc Cotton has restored it to the lavish palace it had once been during the time of the Vanderbilts. 2wTyEE-,N-Anal Detective jack Faeile and his fellow sleuths Clark,lAlger, Carlton Man- elzester. Paul Languirancl, and Frezl Bennett offered their services to bounce any gate crashers and to keep an eve on things in general. 5- 5 ,,. S nv Peter Leieis. Don' flptliony, Frank Stevens, and Leslie lVilli.s- had spent the afternoon Stringing japanese lanterns in the patio and across the lawn. The whole effect was lovely! These boys have become landscape experts. Expectation was electric in the summer night! The guests began to arrive. ln the receiving line across the great dance room were some important Newport city officials. llavoress Dee Lalioucl, City Clerk Kay Peters, Ccgpifggwoinaii Rose Siluia, Citv Solicitor Carolyn Dennett, Public Prosecutor Beulah Borflen, Super- intendent of Schools Lee Howe, judge Del Cauanaagli, and of course, Dick Cotton. Margaret Silvia, Ed Corey, Don Hartness, Frefl lVooll1o11.s'e, Estlier Gitrnan, Bill Lacey, Torn Hedley, Shirley Hall, and june Bradley, members of Newport society arrived in a group from a pre-union shindigl Ioyce Sullivan. Ianet flIaeBetl1, Laurie Sliayfer, Freflerielc Oreutt, George Hey- nolcls, Harry LaPierre, and Roy Ruslzforcl, all Federal employees in XVashington, Were gathered around George H urls-on and Joanne Raclice who were being con- gratulated for being voted ufNIr. and Bliss Class Pieunionllv The band was about to play ljinnny Aridrewfs- and Tommy VVlzittleton's band, that isj. The laughter and the gaiety of the ball made the palace echo. Old friends began to remember school days with gusto. Many of our old friends were now some of the most important society CLASS PROPHECY C953 Y. P f evil me YS X fb ,km , X X people. For example, Beoerlg Towle is a secretary to the President of the United States. Paula Ripa is a secretary to the United Nations Ambassador to Brazil, Carol IVhitalcer. Mary Lewis is a Greek interpreter at the Bureau of Naval Per- sonnel. Dee McDonald is the editor of the New York Times. Betty jane Northup is chairman of the Rhode Island 4-H Conference. Marjorie Ottilige is the secre- tary to the Army Chief of Staff, IVayne Hatch. Carol Bottorf is a Hollywood columnist. She promised us a big write-up in her column! Phyllis Bailey is now a charming singing VVeather Girl on the T V program which is sponsored by Vivian Prince. All of these old friends once were shouting teen-agers at our foot- ball and basketball games! VVhat's that I see over in one section of the Ballroom? Why, itis some of our old friends and football heroes. Letis see, there's Don Eirieh, now coach of the New York Giants. Naturally heis still talking about that Rogers-De La Salle Thanksgiving Day Game that we won in our senior year. VVith Don are Paul Zaloumis, Doug Tolderlund, john IrVeeks, Peter Rector, Anthony Eseobar, Paul Costa, Clyde Coheld, e, ii, Boy Bye, Bob Bye, Lloyd Stewart, and Cliff Bryan who all have remained here in Newport to establish local businesses. VVe,re mighty proud to have them with us! Former students also prominent in business are Richard Lewis, owner of a drugstore chain, john Murphy, president of the International Red Cross, james O'Loughlin, president of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, Frank Pine, president of the Liftemup Elevator Shoe Company, Edward Heath, president of Sealtest, Eddy Karcher, Colonel in the U. S. Army, Paul O,Neil, criminal laxxjver, Bill Souza, mechanical engineer, Fred Smith, Arctic explorer, john Pemental, high official of the C.I.O.A.F.L., Bill Porter-Shirley, justice of the Supreme Court, Henry Gilmore, U. S. Military Academy Commissioner, Gordon james, Vice- Admiral in the British Navy, Curtis H utehings, concert pianist, john Roche. brain surgeon, Donald Titcomb, researoh engineer, james Ragland, leader of a boys' club, Bill Paroo, guide for an .African Safari, Bill Bitehie, Secretary of Agricul- ture, Paul Sullivan, a model for men's shirts, Peter Von V illas, Captain of an Atomic Submarine, VVally Farnum, Professor of Military Science, U.S.A.F., Ray Cooper, Governor-General of Canada, Bill Del Nero, Ambassador to Italy, Gil Forsythe, trampoline artist, Douglas Groff, Pulitzer Prize XVinner for his book on How To Enjoy Life , Stephen Maxson, famous surgeon, and II'allaee Maitland, manager of the Statler Hotel in New York. My attention was suddenly caught by Rose Mary Shea, who is the new Superintendent of Nurses at the Newport Hospital. She told me that she feels right at home with Barbara Alston, jackie Connelly, Kay Craig. Grave Larson, Rene Lefebvre, Fran Lyons. Carol Mahoney, Theresa Jlarshall. Margaret Shee- han. Barb MeFee, Judy Meierouitz., Barb Neely, Carol Nettles, Ioyr-4' Pfmmgjnow and Barbara lioieland, who are all on her staff. XYith all those sweet gals, I shouldn't worry if I were hospitalized! C963 Many girls and boys left town and c0uldn,t be with us tonight. I received several telegrams of regret because their schedules were too busy to permit them to be present. Margaret Creighton finished college and is now married to an Admiral! Shes living yery happily in Cuba. I see a dear old friend coming toward me. VVell, James Silvia! How won- derful! I didnt think he could make it because being president of Harvard keeps him so busy. XValking directly behind him is that little, udevilishn, Dick Durst, whos the chairman of Rocketship Ticket Sales to Outer Space. He gave me a free pass! Thank you, Dick. Our class had so many talented people who were once in Pep Nite and are now performing on Broadway and in Hollywood! Back in 1956 we never would have guessed it! So. to share their successes with us, they are about to present a show which I know will be marvelous! The dancing has stopped. A portion of the ballroom has been cleared for the entertainment. The curtain is about to go up! Out walks our own, popular NLC., Harris Spelling. Harris is now president of the Ever-Trust Insurance Company. Our first act is a dance number consisting of several former Rogers Pep Niters who are now performing under the name of the 'illelen Sarnpson Dancersv. The leader is Helen herself, followed by Pat Dann, joanne Dutra, Helen Farna, Pat Gilleo, Nancy Cray, .llarleline Cnrloian, Margaerife Spence, julie Silvia, Di- ane Clark, Cynthia Hammett, Barbara Hayes, Poppa Herndon, Pat Ianior, Gail johnson, Abbie Kaall, Carol Camera, joan Abplanalp, Ann Almeida, Peg Corneli- son, Barbara Donnelly, Datty jorrlan, Barbara Koarie, Shirley Swanson, and Gwen Sharkey. VVhat magnificent costumes they are wearing! As I gaze at the program. I can sec it announces Doris and Bill Sant WValtz to the Blue Danube. That will be a treat! Another one of the stars is Shirley Tryon, Miss Stunt Girl. Theres Dolores Lombard, Indian Princessv, who will sing the Indian Love Call. David Wolfenrlen is a comedian, and foe Lima is a Rock 'n Roll King, singing his latest tunes. The last song of joe Limais is greeted with loud applause. Then, the stage curtain closes and re-opens to disclose a gigantic television screen which has been placed in view of everyone on the dance floor. Direct from New York We view the Diana Langdon Show that is about to begin. VVhat a delightful host Dick Cotton has shown himself to be! The idea of a T.V. show to see old friends is novel! f97J 9 cos if Mis ,ie X Xi f Q X N 3 F 53 Q Qt Z 5 i Diana's guests are Kay Burke, Audrey Sullivan, june Lewis, Mary Lerna, Phyllis Peckham, Gert Sardinha, j ady Smith, Carolyn Silvia, Mary Santos, Evelyn 0 Peters, Shirley Raspotnik, james Mahoney, Francis Pacheco, joseph Medeiros,f Paul Petersen, David Morgan, joseph Kaiser, Robert Ziimbruni, and Robert Sherman. . Other celebrities are Naomi Collart, who is a professional ice skater and is now appearing in Madison Square Garden, Dorothy Gomez, star of many radio serials, julie Kennedy, a ballet dancer with the New York Ballet Company, Cathy joubert, a roller skating star, Barbara Millington, Sandy May, and Anna Uperti, comedians, james Miranda, famous disc jockey, joe Kelly, news commentator, Tom Carreiro, pro golf champion, Charlie Mazza, Notre Dame football coach: Ronnie Champion, Indianapolis Speedway winner, Mike Tierney, Bruce Perry, and Richard Smith, jockeys who have ridden in many Kentucky Derbys, joseph Vioeiros, a fishing expert, Gary Fill and Donald Bannon, swimming coaches, Gerry Leonard, Olympic track star, Harrison Murphy, track coach, and Ronnie johnson, head dance instructor for Arthur Murray, Some of the people who made the c'Diana Langdon Shown possible are very familiar to Rogers. Our thanks go to john Cooney, photographer, Florence Perry, ma - ' tist- Ray Clancey, choreographer, Ralph Flint, joe Bryan, and Bill jensen, T. V. technicians, Byron Lambert, M. C., and Pat Gallagher, song writer. After the television show we turn back to the Reunion Ball itself and the fun of reviewing old times! Remember the Guidance classes when we were asked what we intended to do and we had NO idea? The commercial girls had often dreamed of beautiful offices and modern equipment, but the rest of us were much in the dark! Oh, what vague compositions we created for assignments in that class! Several 1956 graduates did enter the commercial field. Carol Cardoza and Phyllis Barlow, bookkeepers, Kathy Coleman, perfume dealer, Barbara Colitz, business school owner, Hope Charles and Elizabeth Brown, secretaries, Carol ll'-ookgtstenographer, Elizabeth Flaherty, Rogers Librarian, Nancy Giialteri and Lynn Hathaway, airline hostesses, Betty jones, newspaper columnist, Marcia King, dental hygienist, Sheila O,Neill and Mary Maingot, hair dressers, Doris Fabas, manager of a meat packing plant, Alice Harrison, Lieutenant in the WAVES, Margo Kilroy, bakery proprietor, Lynn Thaler, newspaper reporter, and Betty VVilliains, short story writer. The news reaches me across the crowded room that F rcd Clzasc is principal in the administration building of the new thigh school, and doing an excellent jobl Lily lVilliams, Mary Ann Rosa, and Ann Roqiic just told me they work in the main office of new Rogers. C981 In the English department Phyllis Ponte, Gail Hoyle, and Kathy Burns are teaching the old rule - . . . a noun is the name of a person, place, or thing. S Our mathematics department is running smoothly with Robert Henry teach- Q ing trigonometrv: BQHanEltoy, algebra, Robert Lewis, solid geometry, Bill S m 7Wacomber, planfQeonietJ'yg and Frank Ottilige, shop physics. Busy with his assignment in the science department is David Sylvia. Also in this department are Ioe Brigham, james Dyer, and Paul james. joseph Cabral says he has the college physics class. Bill McLeod and Dick Doon Krebs have the chemistry groups. Bill Dias is teaching Portugueseg Peter King, French, Larry Price, Latin, and Lino Costa, Spanish. Quite a language staff! For the commercial department Fred Chase has hired Theresa Vieira as department head under whom work lady Tollefson, Barbara lllilliams, Alice Burke, Shirley Garrison, Ethel lllosencroft, Marie Garrison, Miriam Kitc , and Virginia VVil.s-on. Ioan Taber and Edith lVeed hoth teach cltis acnce, Priscilla XVentworth and Dot Kelly, salesmanshipg and Rosalie Beebe and Pat Blair, bookkeeping. Keeping the girls trim in the gym classes are Nancy Reinstein and her as- sistant, Nancy Parsonage. Playing the piano i' 1' irch. In ,the boys, gym are Art Manuel and Lawrence Streeter. jo IHNOA Y ,QQ NO! GQ Eddy Mello and Iohn Nelson work as teachers in the school machinery shop, Robert Keckler and Edward Kelly, paint shopg Robert Molden and Ed Moore, print shop, jerry Anthony and Edward Kent, auto shop, and james Pernantell and Lewis Perry, wood shop. Teaching art class is Judy Strickler, Nancy Broclin, crafts class, and Carol Conroy, sewing! Here come lack Haggis and Herbert Davis through the crowd to tell me that they are the Band and Chorus directors. I remember that the chorus was always welcome, especially during the Christmas and Easter seasons! Rogers students still love to eat! Charlie Lundberg and Leroy Cheoerie both spend a good deal of time worrying over new and different menus! They keep Ellen Moreau and Virginia Sherman, clieticians, counting vitamins and calories. The kids will never starve thanks to the enormous helpings that Helen Clarke dishes out! C999 rea new CCTQMLQV pl Which reminds me, the delicious food and punch served us tonight was by the Chris Tsokos Catering Companyv, which is nationally famous! Working with him were Bob Brclga, Bob Gibson, George Sherman, Sam Chaplin, Paul Smith, and Andrew Smith. We swirled and turned into the summer night. l caught a glimpse of Sandra Sewall, Alice Ribeiro, Edith Strother, Ted Carter, Richard De,s'tremp.s', and joe Pine who had charge of arranging the dance and took a moment out to give them my special thanks. The crowd slowly began to dwindle and as the band struck up the last song of the evening, 'Tll See You In My Dreamsv, we couldn't help feeling that we were not saying goodbye for the last time. Rogers would always welcome us home again. JEAN BIASTRE Society Editor of The Newport Bugle its 63 C1001 air ogers For Rogers! Rogers fair! thy name Shall eyer stand for holy fame. From ehildhood's day weve looked to thee As up to some great deity. Chorus O sing! Ye sons of Rogers! Sing! Loud let your rolling anthems ring, And royal praise to Rogers bring, Throughout our city fair. Thy students all from days gone by, Thy name and honor glorifyg And we, thy sons, before thee stand, The product of thy guiding hand. Cfzorus - I pf 1 lf!!! 4,1 ' A dream goes up beside the sea . . . Old nzenzories 11015 ji. , ,haf VV,V A vena, cam!! avmmfa me wr f , riff HOAlf474l!fJ? ff ' wi we , A' , AMI AWAY Z ' rv Af. x 1 1, Q 1 X , Qc 6' f AW K f 2 f ' , K! ,mp Xa NMA. Nw .wp ,,,, ,. ,. , 1 f 1 QE 2, QX W WE ruff. gg! ,avr fgg fzmemserezrf Hfflffne! I mu mae aw... N 'L' n ' WQMZ wfmr 4 mme .f W A f fQx f ,,, ,mf M! 4 ,Z ,QA Make no OBE ? 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H. xIHlZ2if'l'lL'I', H. Holder, P. Rector. VV, Slnnott sligrl Tlle lTllI1llt1f tlltlt tlle lust Cl'lCCl' for tlle footllzlll 502151111 ltldes llltrl il lI'lL'IllUI'y We liegin to tllinlx in tlle t45l'I'l'lS of ll.XSKErl'l3Al,l,l lllis llill' tlle tl'LllIl started out cautiously' and llelore we kllexl' it ue llilfl xvorkeml Qlllil Cllt'l'l'L'll Ulll' Hill' into ll league elllllnplollsllip and were llt'Llfll'fl xlitll gfllllll llopt-5 for tlle Stllte 'l4OllI'I'lZl- mentsf We left tlle Tollrlllllllellts witll Sl'L'Ull1l plllee ill tlle stllte zllter zln l'YL'ltlllg and t6J5ll'-lJI'lI'l1f,lllQ Qltllill' for first plllee LlLflllllSt XYl'5tl'l'ly' lllgll. We NYfll'liCCl lltlrd for the Good SPfJTtSlllilll5lllP 'liroplll' llllfl XXlll'll tlle QQLIIICS were over we were proud of tlle bllflxllllg xle llilfl ll'lilfl4'. Xlr. ljllllllvlll llalfl wpeellll llftlise for Ulll' efforts in working as ll Xtllfllf' tor tlle Sfllflflll :XS eo-ellptzlills. Art xlllllllfjl tlllfl joe llffilll lflllgllt every gillllkt to will - 'iLittle'i Dwlgllt Dllllll and Herll xlLllZilf.'llI'l' lJl'L'Lllllf' lilll'l'lUll5 to tlle student llody - and Jack Al'lflf'l'SfJll luis itVVilTflf'fl tlle title ol 'fXlost Xilllllkllllf' lJlilF'l'l'N alt the State TOl.lTl'l2lllilf.'Il'fl Wwe Cillilllflt lorget to tllllllk I2lCkl1' f1UlIll1'lly' Llllfl tlle C.'llf'C'l4lf'ilil1'l'S for their work to get :ls lJll5f.'S to till tlle ilXV?.lf' Q,Llllflf'S posslllle. :Xllfl we need to give our Htllarlli yUl.l57l to fdflklfjll Leo Crowe wllo llzls taken Rogers to tlle State 'lw0lll'l'lLl.ITl6llt for the last seven COl'1SCClrltlYC years! C1111 Q7-Acts, 'rc - Cross Country ' lv I H V ,,,, .---f - n lst row tl-rl: B. Brodin, G. Leonard, W. Sinnott. 2nd row: H. Perry, H. Malzacher, J. Haggis, W. Lacey. A flash of recl, a splash of mud and the Rogers' cross-country team is ofl. In one of the best exhibits in years, Rogers' cross-country team came in sixth in the Class A championship roll. Xvllllkllll Sinnott and Herbie Rlalzaclier Caine in 13th and 15th out of 65 other runners. Cross-country is probably one of the niost difficult sports at Rogers in phy- sical eflort. During practice the boys run izlrout 3 miles ll clay. ln a meet, the Course is longer and rougher. Much credit should be given to the runners for wanting to win for Rogers. Credit also goes to the Coach Richard Fitzgerald, who is a fine coach and who believes that crorzs-country teaches the bor.: how to Work hard and .how to Work together. I October 12: Columbus Road Race. October 125: Dual nieet with Pawtucket October 21: Dual meet with Moses East' Brown. Noveniber S: State Meet. November 19: Class A Championship Meet. 11121 UZYLC Q,-llc Graf fo fAc Bn!! Qvmnc! - Basegcrff lst row 'l-1 u: D. Dunn, M. Paduano, J, Medeiros, R. Pacheco, 2nd row: J. Fucile, A. Raposa, P. Rector, J. VVeeks, VV. Hatch, P. James, J. Pemantell, D. Anthony, VV. Shepley, Peanuts, popcorn. strike three and youre out. umpires, pitchers, and short stops - this is baseball. Hard playing, and good pitching is the theme of the Rogers' baseball team. lYe are proud of these boys who give tn good showing and possess the rpidlities of good sportsmtmship whether they win or lose. Cood Sportsmanship is Q1 quality that takes just as much pructicc as working out for the big games. 1 I -' ,J I Cl13l 5Pl'1'11f - 6717256 lst row ll ri: D. Larson, D. Eirich, E. George, M. Ferris, M. Lyle, J. Taylor, B. White, D. Call, M. Gold. 2nd row: W. Lacey, C. Tsokos, L. Price, G. Dye, D. Ashton, D. Hartness, G. Leonard, G. Neves, M. Shea, W. Sinnott, J. Topping. 3rd row: H. Malzacher, C. Jenkins, E. Bailey, H. Sperling, J. Anderson. The crack of the gun, the wave of a Hag, and theyire off! A surge of speed - hounding leaps - the Hash of discs cutting through the air - have you seen all these one warm spring day? You've watched the Rogers Track Teamg Mr. Call is the coach of these boys who participate in approximately nine meets a season. Sometimes the track schedule is still going on after we have all left for summer vacation, which means that these boys are willing to work for Rogers even while we hask at the beach! As THE BINNACLE goes to press we are expecting to see great things from Co-Captains Donald Hartness and Gerry Leonard and their squad! April 18 .. East Providence May 19 .. R. I. Inter-Scholastics April 24 .. Triangle Meet at R,I,U. at Moses Brown May 22 .. ................ Cranston Warwick - Moses Brown May 26 ...... Triangle Meet at Rogers April 28 ....... Relay Carnival 1Hoper Central Mount Pleasant May 3 ............. VVarwick May 30 .... Inter-Scholastics at Brown Pending . .. . . Pawtucket East June 2 .................... State Meet Junc 9 ......... .. New Englands L 1145 LC 5 Orc 'y CpOgCl'S T 605519 - L 1 IL-Rv: Coach VV. Lalli, E. Mines, R. Holder, VV. Sant, J. Sullivan, VV. Cayer, J. O'Lough- lin, T. Brennan, M. Gold, W. Caswell, T. Carreiro 1Captainm. Eighteen holes. the tee. strong arms, sun lim-ncd faces. clulxs. nine holes, the green, sand traps. and trick shots - all this and more nmkc up the Vikings golf team. Here really proud of these ft-xx' alnliitious iinclivitlimls who lmve enough energy to walk around those gigantic golf courses, winniiig and keeping up the good name of Rogers High School. fl15j :Cove - 5 - jefwis lst row 11-rj: J. O'Kane, G. Ruth, R. Peabody, J. Burnett. 2nd row: J. Hoyle, D. Dannin, D. Dixon, V. Stephenson. Singles, doubles, chznnpionships, fast-moving games, sunshine on a Wann day, sneakers - all these make up a tennis match! Love - 5, dence, and just making that bull go over the net, tennis rackets, frames, and that extra sweater, terrific coaching, spectators, teamwork - the best of the cropg this is the Rogers' tennis team. AA 11163 LLfCHIl.I1iHC 7ilqAf - Q'i'!5' Ivolfcygtvff LJ , ,f xl A X fi, Q f. YZ' . X. - -Q2 4 x L-Hit B. N-rely, Y. Churr-h, J, Connelly, D. Liiiigrluii, C. Nuttlt-S, N. Heinstein, E. Herndon. B. Towle. D, Sant. Diri yin wi' tlmt you tiiuuglit Cirlf Spirits xufiw' 'itziiiii-H? XXTH, cirniit ivt tile' girls in-nr you my itf .Xctlmlly tlwii' Quinvs gm- mighty' 1-xt-iting :uicl tlimfi' work hard to xxiiif Tin- Se:i'iirii'tu1iii xxfiii tht- Iiitvi'-ffigiss twniiipvtitiuii lint icuii' als JllIli0I'S and hope tw win this ycuirf Carol N'-ttlw, tis Cnptniii. L-.in ri-Lilly spikf- tliqit hill. nnrl tin' Si-iiiurs prvscnt riliitf: im illlIJI'4ASNiXl' front xxitii Diauigi lniiigcluii mul Dm- Xlulluiiqilzl mi tin- scliiald. Iiickiv fjfmin-llx limi .Nfiiic-x Hwimtf-iii aulil siiiw--iiiw siippmt Qu xii-ll .ns it stfirv- iimisu ui ffm. Cjlilj tiiiiif will will11-tiriiiiwliitlif'xI1lJ1'i'xisifiiiul Xlixs NlltLliil'lJ1lii1'X is guml sP01'tsin.uixliiP. .uni xx'lifi1.miI1l f'xr'1'iriigc't lim' uiiistniit iii'gi1igt1n'tSt-t it np. girls, sct it upf' C1171 175. -' . .V 5 1 5 TEAM CHEER We've That's We'Ve That's on the B-E-A-M got the team on the beam And really hep to the jive Come on Rogers Show you're alive! got the T E-A-M HURRAY FOR ROGERS Hurray for Rogers Hurray for Rogers Everybody's yelling Hurray for Rogers 1 - 2 - 3 W 4 CAZGVS Who're you going to yell for? Rogers! That's who Rah 1 Rah - Rah PEP YELL R IS FOR ROGERS We've got the pep, R is for Rogers VVe've got the steam, H is for High We've got the fight Put them together We've got the team And you'l1 see why Pep, Steam, Fight, Team, Yea, Rogers 10 to 1 we can beat 'em Come on Rogers Let's defeat 'em! THE TEAM ANSWER CHEER Art Manuel - he's our man Give an R U H . R! If he can't do it Bryan Can! Give an O .. O! Joe Bryan - he's our man If he Can't doit Give aG... G! Dunn can! Dwight Dunn - he's our man Give an E ,, , ,, E! If he can't do it Anderson can! Give an R .. R! Jack Anderson - he's our man If he can't do it Give an S S! Malzacher can! Herb Malzacher - he's our man What does it spell? If he can't do it The team can! Rogers! Vikings, Vikings They're our team Louder . . . .. . Rogers! Come on boys Get on the beam Louder .. .. ROGERS! DIZZY CHEER Step on the starter Crank that Lizzie Come on, Rogers Knock 'em dizzy! VICTORY FOR THE TEAM V-I C-T-O---R-Y V-I C-T-O---R-Y T-E-A-M, Yea---Team T-E-A-M, Yea---Team On to Vic-tor-y!! 11185 CHEER FOR COACHES Yea, Coach Yea 1Crowe H Coenj Yea! Rah, Rah Coach LCrowe f Coenl CAcc:'5 unc! C..-An!!cn:.7c5 - Cnccrfcacfcrg 1,3 1 n: Q7 L -Q -- X vs . -, ,,,z A, , W. K im Walt Q Ea N.. vp lst row nl-rl: B, Towle, N. Reinstvin, J. Connelly, A. Chase, C. Hammett. 2nd row: J. Santos' B, Lazar. C, Bloom, M. Rumnzza, D. R+,-agzm. To be a C'llC'Cf1CL1flfjI' at Rugr-rs is to l7C'C'fJIllK' part of ll group that is mln-cp-set in tradition. Bfscfmsc of these rules mul tnlclitirnlms, wc can lmrmst mum- of thc host cheerleaders in the stntlff -lackiu Comm-lly lc-cl tllt'Ill this px-ur. and gm- wc proud of the work the-x rlidf Tln-x' xxnlkvcl l'.Yfl'l1 lnml tu ge-t lnm-s lm' tlu- azxxmlv-gzlxlws. To old tmclitions thug' :ulclcd I'll'XX' CIlCi'l'S and our unofHci11l nmscot, Nlr. Herman Hugcl-11 Ll black. stnflvcl pmlfllrf, wlumn you must lm 1- sw-11 ut tlu- QQIIHCS. It is, perhaps. tlu' activity for which om- nmst work longwt and hardest. XVe'1l always fK'lllCl'I'llDf'1' thclir loud, clczlr - I,ct's go, R-OAC-E-R-S 1 119 j C OLSHKJ 7, Always QVVICVVI QI . stuffing ourselves with spaghetti at the football suppers. the innovation of combined chorus and orchestra at our Christmas Assembly. the cute little snowman at the Senior Informal. Awards Assembly and the suspense of waiting for the new cheerleaders to be announced. fighting off Red and Black salesmen after having already bought two copies. I' 17-. ..-1 ime Cui gin' Ginn Q bv Q I. f ydcfivif Il nuns SPLQHLING CIc1.s'.s- President eg, l ,t psi Ann - leaving us at Christmas to he sadly missed - quiet and sincerely modest - possessing a Strange air of mystery - She Walks in heautyvl - with the loveliness of a young child - a charming, delightful Co-ed Colonel. far Harris - Voted to he our presi- dent hy every faction of the Class - unconsciously uniting the natu- ral eliques among us - moving easily among us all - having a variety of sides to his personality - We Wonder, what is he REALLY like? f a leader - independent - hut natural and at ease. AQ ff, X u-. ,X A t ANN CHA-isis Co-Cd Colonel o ,ggi . .SA Donny - analyzing situations Carefully - blonde, with u wvl- Come. liearty laugh - talking of the clay when these l5I'1lL'L'Su coins off! - wisely putting his studying for uc-aicleniy cxiuna lwforc lun' out- Siclc doings - living his ht-Iicfs - proud of hir iclvulb - glncl uclinirt-cl for his ability to inulic clccisions - realibtic - marching in tht- lt-incl of the R.O.T,C. with his clistiiictiu- walk. i l i i I i JACQUELINI5 CONNLLLY Head Cheerleader 4 -1 -na lJONAl,lJ Euurn Bflttfzlion CYUIIIIIIUIILICI' luclxit- - 5honlch-ring tht- ru sponsilmiliti' of thi- school nzunc- at giunvs - wllilv guitling tlw CllCCl In-nclt-ix in strict pix-cisioii - shou ing luiim-lf lioursn- for llogl-rs putting othcrs first - with un iron M-lf-clixcipliiic - having x'1'ry clef initc- goals. iclvuls. likifs, zlnrl clis likcs f tht- girl who worc thc rucl C. skirt for llogcrs in 1.3-36. qorogrcssing - 70 a Certain .Legree - Cfcrss of lst row fl-rj: D. Ashton, E. Fucile, D. Minor. 2nd row: M. Rumazza, D. Murphy, B. Lazar. Presto! The 'gchildi-env have grown up! Quite suddenly the Juniors, led by lanky, sandy-haired Don Ashton, are a big part of the school. Their Iunior In- fonnal on November 10 was termed Successful,', but the school said aHats OHV, It was really fun! They ,held the proud spot of giving the year's biggest dance, the Iunior Prom. They used much head-work, several hours of hammering, a few tears, dozens of flowers, and just a pinch of magic to turn the old gym into a softly-lit ballroom. Good luck to you, ,571 We envy your chance to be Seniors at Rogers, you knowl 'SJ l . 1152 Qin . C 12-1 J Q wgww, HMC L71-:rc 60 57-1 ,-Ilccfintq - Sf,,.jC,1fV C0,,,,C,'f if vf 1' . .Q- lst row 'I-rv: D, Eiflfh, L. Shaff--rl J. Fuvilc. 2nd row: J, Biastrel A. Chase. D. M111er. B. Calroll. 3-rd row. P. Ofonnell J. S4nf-hes. P. Chuan, W, Shcpluy. 4th row: G. Sharkej: N, Mazza M Paduzmu, D. Phillips. 5th row: B. Ph1ll1pS D. Rloshflrg VV, Hatvh, F. Ottiligc. Dmft I'0iNtLil'if' mn- Stmlr-nt Umm-il for ll Stuclvnt ClfJXt'l'llIllk'Ilt! The' COlll'1Ci1,S only job in tu xmikv 'vlILff1'NtiUllS tu tllf- IJI'illl'ill1ll, It lms no poxvvl' of its own. How HIIUIF' hrmrs 21 W1-wk flu yum xxurk'fN' xms nskn-cl of thc vntire school for the cmmcil's poll fm sturlvnt l'YllPIUy'lIIf'Ilt xx-Im-I1 the-5' wut for publicutiorl to scveml Il'lLlQllZfIIl'N mul xxllirgh ywrgviwfl fmnt-lmgv cmwlugm- by tlu- Ncwport Daily Xfgxxs. Tluffir Xwillfiltilli' Hup H-..1s mm gmrl fliHl'Ixf'Ilt lH'f.'llllSl' they L'l'HXX'l'll'Cl ll King L11'1cluQIuw11f MLUIIQlfX4'f1JlIl'4'l! Phyllis HSli1f'YU.Ilfl KiIl',g'rI1llfJIIIllS Killlllyyx U'l1ilr' nmzndning fm .1 lJf'Jlllllf lnnttvr S2lIIfIXXif,'ll. :luring tlnw- mnm-ti1m- nwvt- ings. our Hrmflr- Stlnflrmt KLUIIIICH pwsiflrllnt. Drum Iiiricln. uu'1'i1-cl rm thc- llSllkll lJll5iI'1f:S5 of Clfllfldfjflllx IJIISU5 to 'lung' LgilTllf'SA,, um! school Pl'HIJIl'll'lS in lniw easy- going, but 4,-Hicifflnt IIlLlI1I'lCl'. 11251 H 1 13101 Pwpi L7-'Ae :power of ide :press - fjde Wea! anal Jglacd - ex X ge X, sk ff XS I Q... . ' '- ' G 99? TEV lstvyrow ll-rl: J. Weeks, R. Henry, H. Sperling, B. Towle, D. McDonald, J. Meierovitz Yxsnei C. Whitaker, B. Northup, M. Rumazza, J. Santos, R. Semich, E. Phillips. X . DJ fx 2nd row: J. Ball, M. Gold, K. Libby, A. Fontaine, B. Alston, P. Barlow, E. Mines, E QV? Fritz, C. Nettles, J. Strickler, M. Ottilige, G. King. 3rd row: R. Lawton, S. Kelly, B. Arruda, D. Connerton, E. D'Andrea, M. Spence, C. Mahoney, E. Thaler, S. Peterson, L. Cook, J. Hidler, A. Roque, D. Dufresne. 4th row: C. Carr, E. Cowey, D. Sherman, J. Silvia, D. Minor, S. Weston, P. Wentworth, E. Wosencroft, E. Cook, J. Groux, C. Moore, P. Chase, M. Jemail. 5th row: E. Daly, G. Ramos, J. Thomas, E. Peckham, R. Olsen, M. Fitzgerald, L. Shaffer. The Red and Black Staff is different from any other school staff at Rogers. Its members work under a constant strain of deadlines, and to them a new and unused idea is more precious than a diamond! Dee McDonald, as our editor this year, and Judy Meierovitz, as business manager, have given every ounce of their originality and hard work to make the magazine the best in the state! If you ask these busy people in room 306 who the most patient and wonder- ful lady in the world is, theyill tell you shes the faculty advisor for the book, Miss Alene Crosby. Excitement, terror, exhaustion, and self-satisfaction are all part of being on The Real and Black, because it asks your best. f126J y fyfwww wwf' ' fe' wffcg V4 X ' 5, 7 1 . WJJVZA gj-llvlrching gy - ,lganff l lst row 11-rl: Mr. J. Stare, S. Budesheim, P. Gates, M. Rirh' VV, VVest, S. Horvitz, G. Fill, J. Stewart. E. Bailey, E. Mines. 2nd row: R. Lawton, V. Nalle, S. VVest. R. Smith, A. Garreau' R. Shea, K. Murphy, F. Libby, J. Podrat. R. Hearson. 3rd row: H. Kuntz. J. Kugel, M, Reid, M. Riggs, VV. Gray, VV. Prim, D, Miller, L. YVi1- liams, C. Snowden. -lth row: B. Britton, K. 'Wil1iams, F. Cookingham, A. Collins, E, Morrow, D. Van Slyke, B. Lambert. The Band has a new director in the person of Rlr. John Stare. und we would like to welcome him to the Hinnuelc-f This xt-nr tht- liund did some close work with the Chorus to give us nnlmomhle ussc-mlmlies - remeinher their Christmas and Easter performances? If You would like to lnlve fun. earn erm-dit. and get into the home football games all in one jump - wr- suggest that you join tht- Buncll Those of you who plav an instrument onlx' slightlx' should take interest too. us Mr. Stare does a good deal of teaching liegirniers along with his directing! Most of the mernhers of tht- lmnd this vcfzir ure IllIfl1.'TClilSSll'lt?Il und so We can look forward to 21 strong. active hand nr-xt y'f'ill'l W'e're Proud of you marchers in Red and Black, and good luck to M1117 MT- SUNC- f127J NM QA A-Q1 F9721 gbT!!LTl1f'l'Ly CIVIC! Q-7LT5lIil1K9 SLTAQVS 1 CJQ G. . Cfllicers lst row 11-rl: D. Eirich, R. Lewis. 2nd row: J. Kelly, R. Bye, W. Farnum, S. Maxson. 3rd row: W. Porter-Shirley, H. Sperling, G. Hudson. 4th row: D. Hartness, R. Henry, W. Macomber, R. Flint, D. Tolderlundx P. Sullivan, D. Titcomb, J. Cooney, A. Cameron, D. Wolfenden, W. Martland, R. Hamilton. And wait until Wednesday when he wears his uniformly she said. NVe did Wait, and sure enough every VVednesday the halls were dotted with boys in conspicuous army green. There are thirty officers in the Rogers R. O. T. C. this year with Donald Eirich as the Battalion Commander. One of the proudest parts of the R. O. T. C. is the Drill Team. We remember its performances at the R. O. T. C. Ball and on Pep Niteg and the rifle team, known formally as The Rogers Pinwheelsn, offers stiff competition in its matches. The Arinyv undergoes a Federal Inspection each spring. Rogers has always gained distinction at these inspections. Much of the credit for the battalionis rating is due to the efficient staff of instructors, headed lw Captain Edward Col- lins. Captain Collins is new to the ll. O. T. C. this year. NYelcome Sirl Few things at Rogers fill us with as much pride as seeing the ll. O. T. C. come marching hack to school on a sunny NVednesday afternoon! C1285 .jv .By LQ, qQcm.-,Ly Cn inc L iring acinc? - Kpl.l1WACC!5 lst row 11-rv: H. Spa-rling, R, Hamilton, G. Hudson, 2nd row: R. Lewis, D. Webber. R. Anson, Sgt. Melcher, W. Albro, W. Chase, M. Tier- nev, F. Lewis. Introducing our riHe teainl Aricl we ri-Lilly' linux- Ll terrific- ti-inn, too. You'll lime to loolf long lilirl liiircl to fincl one witli SllL'll ll goocl rc-eorcl. Tlie Newport Daily' News carries aiecoilrits of tlieir llllltL'lli'S wliieli lllLlliL'S us cloulilj' prolicl of them. Tlie teain is rngule up of tliosr- liois in our ll. U. T. Cf. wlio ure inte-rested in shooting. They practice often on their rzunge at ffriuiston-Clznlvert Seliool. This year tlie team cmnpetf-fl against Brown L'1iix'1-isity. tlie National Cuurcl, and Tabor .-Xeacleiiii' of Nlurion. fxliissncliiisvtts. to iiium- lint in few. All teams com- peting in the II'lLltCllL'5 are ITlf,'ITllJl'I'S of tlif- Niitioiiiil llille A5501-izitiriii juniors' Club. Thanks to tlng Newport Rifle' flllllr wlio lielpecl 11 great clezil fliis your in making tlie tezmi ii success. This ix-iii' tlir- llille Cjluli will Pl'L'Sl'I'lt Rogers witli a troplfiy to lie LtXNlUAfll'fl to tlie lllf'lIllM'I' ol tlii- ljiiiwln-1-l5 wlio attains tlie liigllest average. Through tlie coming yr-me tliis tropliy will serve as proof of our rilie teainas ability! I 565 3 f129J flflfelcoine fo qQogers.! - xHo5f25S CIMA lst row C1-rj: J. Dutra, D. Ritchie, G. Sharkey, N. Gualteri, L. Cook, R. Leonard. 2nd row: B. Donnelly, M. King, B. Willianis, R. Cooney, J. Garlick, M. Fitzgerald. 3rd row: J. Meierovitz, J. Groux, B. Colitz, M. Creighton, J. Maine, B. Northup. 4th row: B. Williams, C. Simmons, E. Vars, M. Jemail, J. Arcieri, J. Kennedy, S. Sewall. 5th row: D. Deterra, A. Brown, K. Coleman, J. Ellis. These lucky girls belonging to the Rogers Hostess Club fhave a grand op- portunity to learn to be gracious and helpful. Under the guidance of Miss Mar- garet E. Carr these junior and senior girls make life easier for new students and guide visitors around the school. They must be on an alert, basis at least one period a week to act as guides for visitors. At special school programs, such as Parents' Night, they are our ushers. ln the fall of every year they entertain all new girls in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes at a MGet-Acquainted Party. In the early spring the girls hold a tea for the faculty. This affair is always a huge success. The girls who belong to the Club are selected for their friendliness and out- goingv' spirit, and a finer group of girls would be hard to End! S I C1301 54 qgcncqy .'74Z':71rn1cnf - mcgafing C1114 1L-Rn: R. Cotton. P. Ponte' R, Semich, D. Birkett, M. K1tCh. Um' Df'1DLit111Q C:1ll1J sc-6-1115 to 111- gc.-tting up l'I10l'L' sh-11111 115 the vears go hy. This Year thc.-x' 1'w111x' Ifliidf' Ll 11111111- for t111-11151-lu-51 The C11l11U 1J4.'10I'lQS to thy N111'1'11g1111s1-tt D1-lmtixnq 1A'1lQll1'. 111 thc- League ch-- Imtcs the 11f11'm:tfg11111 111111115 1101615 thf- 11f'111'11111tix'1-. 1i1lL'1l f'L'kll' thu La-11g11c chooses .1 topic for f1v1111t4-. This 11-111' t1lf'1l' Sll1ljl'Ct wus: 111-511111-111 '1.1ILlt Fl'C1L'I'il1 .Xicl 111' 4.'XtCI'l!11.'Q1 tra 1111 1111-1'11v11t111'1 1111r1 S1'L'UIll1llI'5 xclmwlx. lJlI1P11L'. pl'1XLl1L' Llllll p111'r1c11i111. 5011419 ui thv Stllf1f'1ltS uf tlu- C11ll1J lmu- 1JL'l'll llll'Il'l1M'I'S for 1k0llI' yours. They take part 111 thv NIfJf1f'1 fQr111g1'r'ss nt thc- Lvlniw-1'sit1' 111 1111111111 1S11lllL1 111111 the Scs- sirms U1 thi' 5111111-I 1,l'Q1S1iltlll'4' u11icI1 2lI'l' 111111 111 1'1'r1x'imh-1101-. XY1' 1111111 cvcry 1'L'kLSUl'1 to hw p1'f111f1 111 H1114 111-1111tf'1's Ll11f1 the-11' 1U1X1S1'I'. X111 f1llt'11l'ttl'. VI-11f'1I' an-1191111111 for this yl'klI' xms 115 ff11lrm5: December 21 . . ...,. D1.11'1f:1' 111 IiUHf.'1'f'l Fcb1'11:1ry 16 New BL'f114fJI'd at Rogers January 25 ..,. 1'10gr':Y'S at Mt. St. Mary fY1LLI'4'1'l 11 . . ..... Rogers at Prevost Fc-b1'ua1'y 55 .... Coyle aL Iiffgvrs Marwh 21 ..... Rogers at Sacred Heart Ap1'1l 25 ........ Dc Li Sulh- at I'LugQ1's 1' 131 J C14 :Livifflc Qllalifuzfive 04101451555 - C:Aen1i5frCy CIMA L! iff! X i LL-RJ: R. Henry, D. McDonald, R. Durst, M. Kitch, L. Shaffer. Wlhatis this? A cloaked, huddled figure in a misty room - a glimmer of flame over which bubbles a green liquid - POW! - a crashing explosion - and when the smoke clears?? - VVhy, it's Dick Durst, President of the Chemistry Club. He has come to be known to us as Mr. Chemistryf' While cleaning up the mess in preparation for his next experiment, he tells us that the club is open to lunior and Senior students who have had some previous high soliool seienee, and advises us not to miss the monthly meeting, as we must attend 21 per cent of the regular meetings to be eligible for the big field trip in the spring and the famous Club picnic at the end of the year! vw ,sm -L ,MM- l le ' l 1327 Llp fAc .fcvifcrculy agmbfcr - C1155 i lst row I1-ri: H. Tobak. V. ZNIcGinn, E. Edwards, D. Mosher. P. Lattimore, K. Dwyer. 2nd row: R. Turner. A, VVilliams0n. H. Kunz, L. Maxson. E. Kazmier, G. VVi1liams, R. Wood, J. Morse, J. Manning, C. Hanson. Here-5 to the freshmen and their in-xwpzilx-i'l THE CUB CHRONICLE, as their paper is called. gives them am oppmtliiiity to lmirii thi' vzllm- of journalism. Under the supervision of Kira. Davis the Cubs publish their m-wspupcr only a few times a year, but with ouch publication they Quin Yzllllllllli' experience in writing. Maybe the members of this club will emitimle in the fielcl of journalism and become members of the Red and Black Stull. - XXI- hopcl l . AW 'sw Q: I 13.3 J fjzc lwftjorfcl of XBQQL5 - G-gigrarul Aatxihary lst row tl-rl: P. Gallagher, B. Millington, C. Nettles, P. Maloney, N. Rex, M. Rumazza, E. Cowey, M. Andrews. 2nd row: K. Craig, B. Angell, J. Taylor, M. Cornelison, N. Hoy, G. Johnson, B. Brown, E. Flaherty, M. Rich, L. Larsen, R. Lefebvre, G, Pine, P. Donovan, B. Sullivan, A. Walsh, I. Alexander, M. Fitzgerald, A. Bestoso, M. Moitoza, C. Smith. Did you see the terrific displays in the library this year? The displays are only a part of the work done for the Library by the Library Auxiliary. These are the girls you see checking books in and out, putting your encyclopedias and magazines back on the shelves, and repairing torn books. More than thirty of these girls give up their time in order to make our library a success. The freshmen serve as pages, while the upperclassmen learn the techniques of running a library under the guidance of Mrs. Beagan. Mrs. Beagan is one of the first people freshmen meet at Rogers. Her patience Qhas come to be a by-word in the school. NVhat's more, she has a wonderful faculty for remembering names. She's sure to make you feel at home! Under her guidance, with the help of the Library Auxiliary, our library has become a really nice place to study or to browse. 4 134 I C74 Ivory Snort Kplaly - xgoogroom ggenfinefs lst row il-1 I: L. Cook, C. Whitaker, J. Connelly, J. Santos. 2nd row: V. 'Wilson E. Gitman, D. Gomez, N. Gualteri, P. Capochiano, S. Sewall, L. Shaffer, M. Ottilige, R. Shea, B. Neeley, M. Lewis, F. Lyons, E. Daly, G. Hoyle. BY IMA Booxwomf lst Voice: YVho is that climbing up thc lziclclcr and dusting thosc books so IIHICHV? 2nd Voice: Oh, shes ii Bookroom St-ntincl. They tukc their work l'Lltl1l'I' soriously, you know. lst Voicc: Whitt are thc Bookroom Scntincls anyway? 2nd Voicc: Tl'l2ltwS easy to illlSVK'L'I'! Thu' uri' ai QITJIIIJ of Junior and Sbllilil' girls who Spend one study lmll ii wcck in thc booklworn. rl1ll1'Y file-. nut-ml, uml stmightcn books. Thev post English Dcpzirtmmlt notices, iuicl :irc lit-iulctl bv Mr. .lCl'Cllllklh Ma- honey. This year the Sentinels gilX'l' thc bookroom its lllrllllllll MClCillllllg upn, and, as you can see, it keeps them busy! Applause CURTAIN f135J Ilfljeolnes acy cfivifies To give adequate space to our Wednesday activities, We should need a com- plete volume. Since this is impractical, We present a brief summary of each to remind you in the future years of those enjoyable periods 'ievery other Wednes- dayf, LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTIONS - Aurlio-Visual Aids - Mr. Lyon. These helpful boys set up and run film projectors in our classes. KFASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTSU - Aviation Club - Mr. Dailey. Flight training and low ceilings are being discussed for our future pilots. JUMP BALL,, - Basketball OH'icriatirn.g Club - Mr. Crowe. uXVatch that foul linen is what they teach these instructors of tomorrow. HXVORMS AND CRAWFISHU - Biology Club - Mr. Christon. For those interested in dissecting Worms and allied endeavors. 'KSTRIKEV' - Bowling Club - Miss Clarke. An opportunity for the fair sex to develop an eagle eye and muscular coordination. OOOO-RAHD - Clzeerleaflers - Miss North. For 25 lucky sophomore girls, five of Whom will become the Varsity, to train under the leadership of the Varsity. GINSPIRATION, PLEASED - Cubs - Mrs. Davis. Take note! Our embryo journalists who gain valuable experience in editing and publishing THE CUB CHRONICLE. HOW NOW BROWN etcf, - Drama Club - Mr. Ouellette. For those in- terested in learning more about plays and acting. CUTS AND CORPUSCLES' - First Airl - Miss May, Mr. Fitzgerald. Learn the definitions and practices of splints, tourniqucts, and what to do in emergencies. A Red Cross certificate is the goal. THEREiS A FLAC ON THE FIELD - Football Off-iciating Club - Mr. Delaney. For the facts of high-standard football playing and refereeing. IE VOUS AIMEU - Frcaclz Club - Mrs. Scandcr. Limited to students with at least one year of French. THE EARTH IS THE LORD'S - Futurc Furuzcrs of America - Mr. Malone. A chance for boys to learn leadership in modern agriculture. C1363 GCHALK AND PATIENCED - Future Teachers of America - Dr. Hether- ington. A wonderful chance for the future teachers to observe school practices in action. GREAT EXPECTATIONSI - Great Books Club - Mr. Beatty. A fine chance to learn more of literature, both past and present. PRACTICAL REMBRANDTSU - Hand Decorating - Miss Sonne. Utopia for those interested in artg experience in making attractive gifts. LITTLE LADIESU - Hostess Club - Miss Carr. This is an excellent chance to get along with people, by ushering and helping out at sohool functions and by acquainting new pupils with our world. MKNIT ONE, PURL TYVOU - Knitting Club - Miss Byrne, Miss Fiske, Miss BIacVicar, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Phelan, Miss Trigueiro, Miss Triplett, Miss VVestall. Many interesting items are made in the various divisions of the club, designed to meet the needs of beginning and advanced knitters. BOOK WORBISU - Library Auxiliary - Mrs. Beagan. If you like books, you'll love taking care of them, in all the varied phases. NUTS AND BOLTS - Machine Tools - Mr. Lavin. An excellent chance for boys to become familiar with machines and tools. MODEL-MAKING - W'ood - Mr. Libby. For the lovers of woodmaking. EACH, BEETHOVEN, AND BRAHMSU - Music Appreciation Club - Miss Rogers. For those students interested in learning more about music. HTHE CITY BY THE SEA - Newport History Club - Mr. Robson. For a better understanding of local history, then and now. GHOYV TO VVIN FRIENDS - Personality Club - Miss Monsen. For the gracious lady, leam more on personality and habits. HOLD ITV, - Photography Club - Mr. Olson. A amustn for our future pho- tographers. THE REASONS XVHY - Psychology Club - Mr. Loughery. Interesting for those who want to know more about human behavior. TEACHERS TEACHING TEACHERS' - Recreation Leadership - Mr. Call. For the athletic boy who enjoys teaching others the rudiments of physical training. 11375 THE ONE, THE ONLYM - Red and Black - Miss Crosby. For the busy hustler interested in our great magazine. 'KMELODY IN THE AFTERNOOND - String Ensenzlyle - Mr. Budesheim. Mr. Logothets. A Mmustw for our interested instrumentalists. BON VOYAGE - Trauel Clula - Miss Wocmcl, Miss Brindle. A chance to jump on a flying carpet and learn of far-away places. 'KINDENT FIVE, SPACE TWOU - Typing Practice - Mr. O'Brien, Miss Tripp. Valuable for beginner and Veteran alike. MFLEXV' - Weight Lifting - Mr. Coen. Bulging muscles for our he-men at Rogers is what we are looking forward to. KCHECK MATE' - Cliess Cluln - Mr. Mahoney. Learn of the rules and puzzles of this fascinating game. THE BRIDGE FROM NEWPORT TO JAMESTOWND - Future Engi- neers - Mr. Bishop. If you're going to be an engineer, learn of the interesting devices used. PLAY BALL - Baseball Fan Club - Mr. Corcoran. Learn of the interest and sportsmanship of the game. CALLIA EST OMNIS DIVISAN - Classical Association. - Mrs. La Croix. Learn more of the Latin language. Its historical and architectural background. an-5 ,eg 'Qi C1385 7 ef 5 o, ogers Up and down, through the town, Hear us sing the fair renown Of old Rogers is coming along, North and south, east and west, Of all the schools it is the best: Good old Rogers is coming along. Then cheer, cheer, cheer, For the school we hold so dear. Send out your voices loud and strong, So folks may know, Wherever we may go, That old Rogers is coming along, Lets go! That old Rogers is Corning along! ogers Song Oh, Rogers rmlst win today Fight, fight, old teaunl Co right into the fray Figlit, fight, old teurril The victory is very nigh, Our lmnner is in the sky, So fight, fight, fight, Old team, go fight! For Rogers High! f139J 71 54,WGcyS 21442144 QV . wondering why the chemistry lab, after all these years, is still in one piece. how we stayed away from room Zll when traveling without a permit. 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Balfour Company ATTLEBURU MASSACHUSETTS Known wherever there are Schools and CoIleges -I- CLASS RINGS AND PINS CONIBIENCEINIENT INYITATIONS -- DIPLODIAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA - MEDALS AND TROPHIES -I- MR. THOMAS GALVIN ATTLEBORO OFFICE TALLMAN'S FISH MARKET Domenic E. Bucolo, Proprietor FAMOUS FOR FRESH FISH William E. Jarvis, Reg. Phar. NATIVE FISH OUR SPECIALTY Telephone 2527 Telephone 336 104 Broadway Newport, R. I. 122 Broadway Newport, R. I. fjze CAOIVCOCZK galley Specializing In CHARCOAL BROTILED STEAKS - CHOPS - SEA FOOD DELICIOUS SANfDWl'CHfES Open from I0 A.M. to 2 A.M. Telephone I5 858 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. SUMNER'S MARKET THE SHOE HOUSE Open Sundafys and Holidays Telephone 1626 Telephone 1077 180 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R. I. 39 Memorial Blvd. Newport, R. I. Telephone Newport 1018 W. BOLCON CO. RADIOS - TELEVISION ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 5-1 Spring Street Newport, R. I. Paul Rosenjield, Prop SPRING ST. MARKET Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Also Frozen Foods - Can Goods Provisions Tel. 6284 Newport R :franklin rinfincq ouse Z-r Success to fAc L.,!ns5 of kg!! Il!OllI' CAOSCII CLTI'CCl' Telephone 131 182 Thames Street Newport R FAGAN PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty - Not a Sideline Elizabeth F. Quigley, P.H.G. Joseph Anthony, P.H.G., B.S. Anthony LaFozia, P.H.G. West Main Rd. Middletown, R. I. Opposite Anchorage Fompliments of ESTFBEV - if- ' LA N -V -'L From Toe to Heel Real Comfort Feel O'LOUGHLIN with Stylish Shoes from SERVICE STATION KO NRA D'S, INIC. 95 Broadway Telephone 5544 Newport, R. I. 204 Thames St. Newport, R. I The Best Ice Cream You've Ever Tasted THE NEWPORT CREAIVIERY IVIILK BARS Newport - West Main Road Bristol - 775 Hope Street Pawtucket - Central Avenue Cranston - Garden City Providence - Wayland Square Providence - l387 Broad Street Warwick - Warwick Avenue cf mpliments of PASCALE'S BARBER SHOP GRAY'S TYPEWRITER AND PET SHOP AND GRAY'S CARD SHOP 30Ii Broa.dwa,y 15 Mill St. Newport, R. I. NCWPUIT, R- I- COMPL MEN S OE MANUEL BROTHERS INC. STORAGE WAREHOUSES Congratlllations SULLIVAN HARDWARE, INC. 130 Broadway Telefphone 1226 Two Mile Comer Telephone 379 Compliments of NELSON'S NURSING HOME LICENSED BY THE STATE Telephone 838 Miuntonomi Ave. Middletown, R. I I-zflhsninq nf! of you foutls of ,HCA unc! success C L From ' 2 LADIES' ADDAIDEL of I Newport Telephone 279 I63 Thames Street Newport, R. I. Telephone 3805 YVETTE'S LAUN DERETTE CLEAN - EFFICIENT COURTEOUS SERVICE Near Eafston's Beau-h Across from County Food Mart 116 Aqujdnm-k Avo. Mifldlm-town Compliments of MAYFAIR STABLES BROADWAY TOGGERY offers the following Nationally Advertised Brands VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 0 JOHNSTON 81 MURPHY SHOES 0 LEE HATS 0 HOLEPROOE SOCKS 0 SWANK ACCESSORIES 0 TELEPHONE 6090 OPEN EVENINGS Compliments of MARTIN BROTH ERS COIT STUDIO ICE CREAM - GROCERIES Telephone 4780-W 122 Second Beach Avenue 258 Broadway Newport, R. I. Middl6t0Wl1, R- I- INTRODUCING TO NEWPORT THE FAMOUS SHISH-KEBAB WITH ORIENTAL MUSHROOM SAUCE 81 RICE PELAUF TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZA Tuesday and Saturday Dinners Served from II-2 and 5-9 P.M. J IZ e r iff W o o Telephone 5130 42 Connell Highway Newport, R, I, Compliments of SWAN CLEANERS I'IENRY'S SERVICE STATION GAS - OILS - ACCESSORIES 86 Aquidneok Avenue LIYBRIICATION - TIRES BATTERIES and Telephone Portsmouth 296 93 Thames Street Bristol Ferry Road Newport, R. I. COMPLlMENTS OF THE JVGW calf' 5,-Dealers of gjvewporf Counfty I Harold D. Hale METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANICE CO. BROADWAY LAUNDROMAT LA INDRY A. H. Ponce, Manager HALF HOUR L Telephone 694 Newport's Most Modern And 197 Browiway Newport, R. I. Best Equipped self-Service Laundry Conroy's Paint Store Authorized SHERWIN AND WILLIAMS PAINT DEALER Telephone 2718 306 Broadway Newport, R. I. COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AND REFUSE SIEPTIC TANKS - CELLARS AND CESS POIOLS CLEAN ED FUEL AND RANGE OIL Dugan Brothers Telephones 3066 - 3067 - 3245 397 Thames Street Newport, R. I. E. F. PETERSEN Compliments of SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY - PERIODICALS MR, AND MRS- TQIGPIWIC 1368 LEON SILETCHNIK 308 Broadway Newport, Rr. I. AQUIDNECK I SLA N D C R E A M E R Y MAKERS OF HARLOW'S ICE CREAM 1 8 ALBRO STREET THE FACT 'Hwaf 'rhis company was seleclecl io design and make fhe engravings for +l1is book and many o'rl1er prominenf Annuals, is significani fhal' -Q we are New England's leading Designers and Engravers of school and college publicalions. N A iel.l.,,.l U ENGRAVING cmd ELECTROTYPE 20 MATHEWSON ST PROVIDENCE-R'l Compliments of ERNST STUDIO Compliments of WEST AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Compliments of Jaffe Pharmacy 695 Thames Street Newport, R I Compliments of The Opera House Telephone 201 H. J. 81 M. V. DANIS GROCERIES - TOBACCO ICE CREAM - POULTRY GRADE A AND GRADE AA EGGS 255 Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, R. I. Ev! -it IV iments of HOWARD FARMS 'l'elc-phono 1078 Iain Rd. Middleton R I f I X ff -XY I H ,X an K lf skkk X I IIAIII-j -EXEC I El w ill 1 WcIIsh Brolhers Furndurf Nick VIII '38 Ted vm '32 O 9 lfl 5 nnoco F roalncfs COMPLETE AUTO SERVICING AND ACCESSORIES U Telephone 5621 or 5430 One Mile Corner Two Mile Corner With a. Flair for Fashion STYLISH SUITS DAZZLING DRESSES SMART SEPARATES pliments of ERNEST F. DENOMME For Your All-Occasion Wardrobe Shop At TOWN OF PORTSMOUTH JUNIOR TOWNlE SHOPPE SCHOOL COMMITTEE 34 Washington Sq. Newport, R. I. Fred C. Clarke, Jr. Andrew W. O'Connor Meredith ancl Clarke, Inc. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Established 1974 Telephone l00 Jamestown, Rhode Island Von Villas' Pharmacy Prescriptions Expertly Compounded PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES - BABY NEEDS COSMETICS Telephone 709 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. l. BERNlE'S DRY GOODS Compliments of Teeeeheee me WILLIAM K. COVELL co. 2719 East Main Road Ports., R. I Member F. T. D. A. Tel. 124-W Established 1876 RITCHIE FLORIST WILMARTH 81 CO. AWNINGS CORSAGES A SPECLALTY Phone 918 Residence 1770 87-89 Broadway Newport, R. I. 147 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R. I. NEWPORT'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 5 fsfab1,3f,edf79e,r, Newport Q - 135 THAMES STREET - Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Yl'lll1'Ul!. Ill Newport, R. l. 230 Bellevue Ave. W 'p0rt, R. I. Al. Corriveau, Prop. NEWP-ORT PLATE AND F151-1 MARKET FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES Make our Phone Line STORE FRONT CONSTRUCTION Your Fish Lille Telephone 3249 Telephone 2460 Connell Highway Newport, R. I. 102 Thames St. Newport, R. I Bill and Al Western Ante Associate Store Tires - Batteries - Speed Equipment - Television - Tools Toys - Bicycles - Lawn Supplies - Sporting Goods Housewares - Norge Washing Machines No Money Down - 2 Years to Pay Connell Highway Telephone Newport 6l2 Newport, R. I Compliments of A F r i e n cl LAWRENCE P. SULLIVAN BENIS FURNlTUlRE CO. CLOTHING AND MEN'S WEAR T6l0pll0Ilt' 5110 257-259 Thames St. Newport, R. I. 267 Thames St. Newport, R. I H. W. Duce, Prop. Blame Jewelers Sterling by GORHAM - LUNT - TOWLE INTERNATIONAL - REED 84 BARTON - WALLACE Join Our Silver Club Elgin Watch Headquarters Telephone 7l0 246 Thames Street Newport, IR. I. ewloorf youtdz Cen fer BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN S CLOTHING RENTALS FOR FORMAL WEAR Telephone 5363 24l Thames Street Newport, R. I. Compliments of Broadway Hardware Company Telephone 48-5778 I9 - 23 Broadway Newport, R. I. Gertrude S. Snowman Compliments of THE N'EW ENGLAND HOME KITCHEN ALL HOME COOKED FOOD BAKERY AND CATERING RAY'S AUTO SALES Telephone 1800 Telephone 4156 38 West Broadway Newport R I ' ' ' 10 Marlborough St. Newport, R. I Compliments of John H. McGann Cummings Motor Sales, Inc. LINCOLN - MERCURY Soles and Service Telephones 4737 - 4738 Connell Highway Newport, R, I The Finest in Applia and Television FIRST NATIONAL STORES THE ELECTRIC SHOP Isl. d Pa. i Telephone 6280 7 .ul In 136 Thames St. Newport, R. I. P 1 nouth, R. I. Compliments of I Q. exsmus X! S e 1, f . I W5 F00 ES E Fresro Compliments of COUNTY FOOD MART GROCERIES - MEATS - PROVISIONS Telephone 4I23 Aquidneck Avenue Middletown, R. I Jarvis Millwork and Hardware Co. Dealer in JOHNS MANVILLE PRODUCTS and NU-BRITE PAINTS Telephone 9509 84 Purgatory Road Middletown, R. I Famous Name Epicure Delicacies STEVENS DELICATESSEN CHOICE COLD CUTS CHEESES - SALADS Distributors for S. S. Pl6DC6r Co. Baskets and Gift Boxes for every occasion Open Evenings Try PERROTTVS First For Photographic Supplies COSMETICS - GIFTS Telephone 327 289 Broadway Tel. 20 176 Broadway Newport, R I Compliments of P e l h a m Garage Fairholm Dairy The home of that extra delicious Golden Guernsey Milk Telephone Portsmouth 2-W 859 West Main Road Portsmouth, R I LYONS MARKET QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES Jamestown, R. I. Compliments of TOWN STORE J3.ll10Sf0XYll, Ri. I. SPORTING GOODS - LUGGAGE - TOYS ' ECIWCIFCES of newport Telephone 1016 145 ThGmeS Street Newport, R, 'I For Quality SEEDS -- BULBS - PLANTS - GARDEN TOOLS IMPLEMENTS - INSECTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS can at me NEWPORT SEED, BULB 81 SUPPLY C0. Rudolph c. Durst Francis x. Hogan Casino Block Telephone 3370 192 Bell evue Av enue Newport, R- I Douglas Olds-Cadillac, Inc Compllments of CHASE 81 CHASE JAMES J. BURKE BOOKS AND STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES FAMILY SHOE STORE Headquarters for Fountain Pens 226 Thames St. Newport, R. I. 202 Thames St. Newport, R. I. Henry Novick Herb Spicer Newport Men's Shop ARROW SHIRTS At the Bus Stop on the Square Telephone 2694 24 Washington Square Next to the Capitol Restaurant F. X. McLaughlin, Ph. G. Reg. Pharm. A. F. Contant McLaughlin's Pharmacy Special Attention Given to all Prescriptions Telephone 103 Corner Thames and Mary Streets Newport, R. l. Congratulations Graduates! Compliments of from THE AGNES SHOP JORDAN'S JEWELERS T,.,,.ph,,,,,. 678 Telepl irii IP 3745 188 Thames St. Newport, R. I. 194 Thames St. Newport, R.. I, Narragansett Boy State Pilot Association Capt. Vernon Church, President R. I. STATE PILOT - MASS. STATE PILOT Telephone 233 3ll Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, R THE SAVINGS BANK 017 NEWPORT IO WASHINGTON SQUARE J. 1 Save Regularly for that College Fund, Deposit with us OPEN A SCHOOL SAVINGS ACCOUNT Compliments of The Rhode lslancl Lunch 35 BROADWAY MAPLE FARM STORE J. C. Dias, Mgr. Cleaners and .Dyersl Inc. Meats - Groceries - Provisions Fam-y Fruits and Vegetalbles Telephone 2074 in Season , , l V Telephone Newport 4870 870 W. Main Rd. Middleton n, R. I. East Main Rd. Middletown, R. I. Q G 0 0 D M E A L S z '4 .5 Our Food is the Best - Our Price is Right If Tommy s DeLuxe mer TOMMY, DEMO, DAN, ART Telephone Newport 6898 159 East Main Road Route I38 Middletown, R. I. Mid-Way Market CHOICE MEATS - GROCERIES FROZEN fFOODS - VEGETABLES 87 Narragansett Avenue Jamestown, R. I. THE M 'E POST SlLVlA'S SERVICE STATION Where IIARINY.-XRE - 1'.uNTs - TOYS Newport Meets 1'v1.-prwm ms fo Eat s xx M n Rd inmau-town, R. I Best of luck to the Class of '56! Top of the Hill - Opposite the Mill I60 Mill Street Telephone 6873 Newport, R. I Telephone 6587 lfl rf o fe! Specializing in CHARCOAL PRIME STEAKS AND ALL SEAFOODS Cater to all Receptions, Reunions, Banquets and Cocktail Parties Cocktail Lounge Featuring Trio Nightly ravelc gnc. SCHEDULED AIRLINE RESERVATIONS STEAMSHIP BOOKINGS Telephone I8 or 3504 42 Spring Street NeWP0 l'f R- I Compliments of S fl eff i e I cl and Harvey ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PLUMBING - TOYS lSLAN'D PARK HARDWARE CO. Open Every Evening Till 9 Telephone Portsmouth 473 HUlNT'S DRUG STORE L. Sanford Crowell, Prop. JALIESTOWN, R. I. 549 Park Ave. Portsmouth, R. I. Telephone 55 Established 1884 , Compliments of JOHN H. KAZANJIAN 8. CO. Dealers in LOUl'S RUGS - FURNITURE CHINA - DRAPERIES Telephone 312 Bellevue Avenue and Bath Road Newport, R. L 220 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R. BURNERS Q EURNACES 0 BOILERS JOSEPH F. SULLIVAN Cool Fuel Oil BEST GRADES OF PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE Oflice - Yard Almy Wharf Newport, R. I. Telephone 1736 FINE LADIES APPAREL 210 Bellevue Avenue Newport, R. l. FREE! - To All Rogers Graduates Plcasc acccpt this hcautilul gill with our vcry hcst compliments i ,,. 'E , - . ho Obligation ll D E F o R B OTS I 1- Q 4, 7 L -'l-i 0 1- f fisp9l'2l : V 0 . ' 4549 l51tWll5!!fi'z'Q'4 J M 0 V ho Purchase ILZZYTQ-5 iii. - , ' ,, - - Ia hcccaaary g -,f. 4 , DANGLE Qu-6 BRACELET ron GlRlS ' f Colztz Jewelers l75 Thames Street Newport, R. l. Clothing - Crib Thru College Ye Viking Shoppe Amy H.Jc1nes TOYS Telephone 3264 208 Bellevue Avenue Newport, R. l. City Operated Easton's Open May 31 BATH HOUSES, DA L Beach September 16 Y OR SEASONAL GEO'RGE'S BARBER SHOP You Furnish the Hair We Do the Rest Telephone 3253 Corner Mann Ave. and Broadway Newport, R. I. ROBERT C. MEY'ER AGENCY REAL ESTATE Telephone 6905-3786 LANG'S GIFTS AND CLOTHING Edwin A. Evans, Prop. Jamestown, R. I. Compliments of FRANCINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Telephone 3253 207 Broadway Newport, R. I 2 Mann Ave' Newport' M oss M usrc Center Wurlitzer Pianos - Magnavox Hi-Fi - Sheet Music Gibson Guitars - King Band Inst. Radios - Phonos - Records Telephone 5844 98 Broadway Newport, R I K CHASE CAMERA SHOP Authorized De :ltr For 'xi ROEOUCK ANU CQ Kodak - Graiiex - Ansc-0 qqA. q ' Aif'1:j'i--i2ge::g-:f:.g.fg1,E--far.: -'.' - Tplephoml 644 166 Thames Street Newport, R. I. 65 Touro St. Newport, R. I. 9 TIMES OUT 0 TE A DAILY NEWS CLASSIFIED AD WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM when in need of the innumerable things otTs-red through want ads. It is the ONE mediurn that practically everyone in Ne-wport, turns to READ FOR PROFIT - USED FOR RESULT .. mnpnrt 4 ailg P1115 Telephone 3225 LOUIS CASTELLANO 8. CO. Compliments of I I'I-'HOLSTERY S Furniture Made to Order and Repaired VARIETY STORE crsmox - SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES 1 SIIADES YEIYETIAN' BLINDS 2 Broadway NBWPOTU R- I' Trirrmlings and Upholstery Supplies 99 Spring St. Newport, R. I. CIOLONIAIL TEA SHOP HOME COOKED FOOD Telephone 1273 Compliments of RAY 'FLINT REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Telephone 2606 25 Broadway Newport, R. I. WASHINGTON SQUARE RECREATION BOWL FOR HEALTH Ten and Duck Pins Manager, Joe Marano Compliments of C LVIQRL5 22-24 BROADWAY 4287 6444 OSCAR SCHULTZ - FLORIST CORSAGES AND CUT FLOWERS Telephone 1115 18 Broadway Newport, R. I. Compliments of NEWPORT SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO. Telephone 5054 231 Thames St. Newport, R-. I. PACKER BRAMAN AGENCY INSURANCE Telephone 5200 177 Thames St. Newport, R. I. Compliments of ARNOLD ART STORE STONE'S DRIVE - IN C. P. WASHBURN CO BUILDING MATERIALS RESTAU RANT PAINT PLUMBERS SUPPLIES EAT IN YOUR CAR MADE RIGHT FEED Comer of President Avenue I Telephone 202 East Mann Rd. Portsmouth, R. I. . East Mann Road Portsmouth, Naturally it's GAS for COOKING - WATER H EATING REFRIGERATION - HOME HEATING CHQ ewlsorf gas :L:i8f!1f C CHASE 8. CO. GOOD THINGS TO EAT Telephone 9 or 463 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, JAMES A. EDDY SONS QUALITY GROCERIES R- L 237 Thames St. Nvwport, R I O Bud Ritchie BROADWAY SERVICE STATION and Garage OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Telephone 130 105 Broadway Newport, R. I. Compliments of DR. ALEX FRIEDMAN C. JOHN WRIGHT B. F. GOODRICH STORE Telephone 3800 Compliments of NEW YORK DRESS SHOP s. FRIEDMAN, Prop. Telephone 2001 74 Broadway Newport, R. I. 106 Broadway Newport, R. I J. D. Houlihan, President ANN'S DO-NUT SHOP G 81 H ELECTRIC CO. Newport's Favorite ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRS COFFEE - DONUTS 111 Broadway Neyvport, R, 110 Broadway Newport, R. I. Compliments of NEWPORT FISH MARKET MIKE'S BARBER SHOP FRIED CLAMS Mike, George, and Herbert FRENCH FRIES Telephone 1712 0 d ' N ' t, R. H Bma way eu por 84 Broadway Newport, R. I. Compliments of CORIS-TINE NEWPORT FURNITURE CO. BONDED LOCKSMITH Telephone 8500 Telephone 5637 134 Broadway Newport, R. I. The WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, Inc. O SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHERS I I32 Boylston Street Boston, Mass Telephones 32, 6530 WILBY'S FABRIC SHOP . BESTOSO 81 BUTTERTON Fabrics of STYLE - QUALITY - VALIYE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS v 0 u n u Wholesalers - Retailers Kogue and Simplimty Patte-ms vvestinghouse - Philco Ranges N0ti0l15 and Refrigerators Telephone 608-W Residential Work A Specialty 170 Broadway Newport, R. I. 32-36 Franklin St. Newport, R. DOWNING BROS. DRUG STORE 42 Broadway Newport, R. I. Compliments of Francis X. Martin EBBITT'S NEWS STORE GARNETT'S SANDWICH SHOP Telephone 235 Jamestown, R. I. O'HAN LEY'S COSTUME JEVVELRY BUXTON BILLFOLDS Telephone 5350 Two Mile Corner Middletovm, R mpliments of AN'DERSO'N'S DAIRY Jamestown, R. I. Compliments of PITCHERS, Inc. Jamestown, R. I. HARlRY'S AUTO SAUES H. R. Paquin Jr., Prop. BEAR VVHEEL ALIGNMENT Telephone 2511 -M-2 E st Main Rd. Portsmouth, R. I. Compliments of MELVILLE SPA John and Mary Medeiros, Prop Compliments of . Fffjegyv ll 4-f- f AERO COMMANDER MIDWAY DINIER Start your aviation career now at NEWPORT AIR PARK APPROVED FLIGHT SCHOOL East Main Rd- Middletown, R. I- oun gy-ouse airy J. STEWART Telephone 403-W Middletown, R. I. Compliments of THE NEWS STAND Telephone 403 BURKE'S BAKERY FANCY ROLLS CAKES - PASTRY Birthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty Foot of Quaker Hill, East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. For the Best in Skating . . . SKATE PORTSMOUTH orfsmoufg CJQQIIIQV in A ,f , 7 -0 s 3,55 'e s ff' ll -3- si- 2-541, - - ,J I N N . f X LAB! 9' OT. HAMIVl0ND ORGAN SKATE DANCE CLASSES One oftheLa1rQ0standSm0othcst .Kun f' Wfggu- Ol' AMIDICA East M 'S EM 5-3 . I ' Q as QTLFI5' Skaimg Suriacm ln New England A S, 0 I' AMIDIQ R. S. R. O. A. ain Road Portsmouth Compliments of Compliments of DRY CLEANERS CIVILIAN OUTFITTERS Telephone 6800 3 Farewell St. Newport, R. I Compliments of DR. AARON R. NEMTZOW DR. IRVING B. NEMTZOW DR. FRED R. ALOFSIN ARTHUR M. DRING, JR. SENIOR CLASS DA TES May 29, 1956 - Class Picnic CMay 31, 1956 - Alternate Date? June 4, 1956 - Class Night June 5, 1956 - Senior Assembly June 5, 1956 - Class Banquet and Dance June 7, 1956 - GRADUATION A fm! 'LV MWWU WWW W.,-N WJ Mclffvow 'bij N Q Gdftfg ra A jf!! Q WWW Q X , fe 5 KV .QJMQQLLJ A Q j f1w'Q+W XS? ,ff QD MN? ,9ffQEa PS6 aiwfjkj i Erwgifff M ww W Aww XYLC N ww M A y JK W X 04ufograPAs A k f f 6 Zhi KMQQQQM ALL nh QL AW W Ni RJ YU ,f A A wwf-P WJ if 1 f 1 N X r, Mm VW! If 1 Hx . ,JV 1 , 4 x J U ,UWCLQTUIQAW4 K ?fff'f l N B W MW adufograljlzs i 5 I 4 I 2 E s I . . s 5 : 1 5 I , ! -, , .V caan Drive L 9 'W' , Q , , , , blboqi- rd -,,,,- 0 Y qw Q77 'X .f 'f A . ,Mx G H vim .q.' Y 9,2 Q , 4 A J if V15 . l ' ,. ' X k f XJ .Cf 'KZ' N F I -ww ' NEWPORT 2 :moon ammo ,.., S ' ' V' ' .ff 'A .. 4 1 ' '