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'x 'q ' '-1' . ', N f v xl. N V731 an v ,Q 41,3 Y ' ' 4 . 1 I ' .5 i . va, ' if f Q ii' , V - :wi-fasvfmq 'e,,.a ' ,Q I I .i. , ,,..g .Af 5 1 i W r C 'I 9-Us 'A '.-rid v 51? 9 '34 . v . 1 I 4 I ' 'fi ' auf' u x 'nil' - P' A , - ,, . A v. r ' W-wi' wi- gk HIGH5 Y 0 f .4 'X .2 6 Wuxi-'Fw' w ff' HHUBYX 1952 WAMPUM Pffblzsfvcf by ilu SNLIZZJ7 Clm Of WARREN HIGH SQHOUL Wan an Rhoda 151111111 23 fb Q Q Li' - fg fr :Q i QQ Mig' Nl, S 'gf . U' BY 'QQ 1' .' kj lf' We zum cliffs 1952 Dzhmtalfe 01-ll QF B3Ai'H5Pl14ffl In Glhw Seuim' Aillifzfnrfs IOHN M. HARKINS Superintendent of Schools LFO R BOUTIN I r1nc1p'1l N Y ,rv .ffvvvs if ' ' 1 s we .IOI-IN J. tiAi.i.ANAN BS. R. I. Ilniversity, Hur- vard Grttclunte School of Education, Brown Grgulunte School of Iftlucution, Bryant College. Chemistry, Physics, Agri- culture, and Biol gy. Miele I ifgfe DONAT I.. BROCHU MARY Ci. HONAN Ph.B. Providence College, Ali. Pembroke College in University of Missouri, Brown I'nix'ersity - ME.. Business English, English, R-I-CF. US. I-Iistory,Couch of Basket- Dean of Ciirls, Iutin, and bull. IIS, History. FACULTY -1 f , A A A IPR MARIE I.. PAQIIIN Ph.B. Providence College, 'I l IVIA. I.ux'g1l, Sorhonne. R,I.C.Ii. I French and Civics. 4, ' . fc' -fr.. ,X HANNAH XV. HICKEY A.B. Brown University Childs Business College. Typing and Shorthttncl. K 6- LALRA S. HAYWARD BERNICE I.. WAYLAND AB. Tufts College-1 R.I.C.E. AB. Browng R.I.C.E. Mathematics. English. 1:7 FDMLND D. NORMAN vl. URBAN CAPPUCCII-Ill PMB. Providence College, BS, R. I. Ilniversity, Brown R.l.C.l?.1 Bryant College. Umwfslfy- R-LCE Driving and General Sci- S mish Cenetfil 'itlie- ence. Pr , 1 . . matics, Modern Histor , and Dean of Boys. U I 4 l n 1 2 B7 CQ QQ 1-TL . CHARLES H. BURDGE Ph.B. Providence College, Business English, Ancient Physical Training, of Baseball and Foot- 1 X 55 . ,rf Si 1 'iz X , . 13,135 'id rg? , l' 4, '- X .fl ,Af .h.....?..f .. . fnig. X4 CAROLYN BOURNE B.S. R. I. University. Home Economics. il, Hi .Nil i Q GERTRUDIE XWALS i BS.-B,Etl, Bryant Colle e. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Ma- chines. CHARLES McCANNA Ifd.B. R.I.C.E. Secretary! Civics and English. ANNA MARIE PRIMIANO 'Gi W-40 WAMPUM STAFF V' fT?'7vS 5 Q cs- I 'fl' 2 1,0 Seqred left ro rrghr F1r5r row nscplu Bru I31rb1r1Corrf.11 Ioseph I-Ifrrxex M155 M 1r1c I Plqlllll NCJYHIIH Ro5c RlLlllI'kl Krmemlc Brmrblrl Morton S Qoncl roxx Sllly Bruno Dorotln Dlllmre 'Vlflrglrer 'Xbl3I'LlLLl Iudrrh Sllllfll Iflemor INI1ddox Iohn Creene Russell XX'r15,lur Irene Costa Iudx Cngnon Cxrolsn Mello oAnn Cflmlflno I Q XXYAMPUM EDITORS I1r5r row loscplm Brrz Blrblrx Correu joseph I-hrxcs M155 Mme I Pxqunn Nornmn Ro5e Rlnlurrl Krmezyk B1rb1r1 Morton Second row Irene 03511 Iohn Greene Mlrlgarer Abbruzzn Russell Vvrlgaht Dorothy Dxllnnre 1952 WARRLN i -r Y 1 -'s 1 3 Xf 2 On T I 2 2 I H ii, ' I H I I ' I !f W , W X. ,,.,1---L-- Q ' k - Inf Ax w 1 Ng .1 f 5 I 1' ' l r l gx 9 I N , 1 : f U c 5 W G W SENIOR l v 4 'ff-' 45 5' 157' ll' ,.-- i fi -Nl l Ku I X Y rv ffnfllkf MARGARIT R ABBRUYII X11 mf Notel For Collectmc dues Pct lecxe Loud noxses especlally horns Hobby HIVIUL, fun Weakness loc Pet Slyxnc, Oh baloney sauce Future Prnyate Secretary Student Councnl l Cheerleader l 7 3 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Cheerleaders Dance 7 l' od Sale 3 4 Trea urer 7 3 4 unlor Class Day 3 French Club Treasurer 3 Vncc President 4 Hobo Dance 4 unlor Plly 3 lunlor Prom 3 Recepnon 4 Wampum 4 Tomahawk 4 Cxlee Klub 7 3 Chrnstmas Dance 3 Mxd Wlnter Frollc 4 Laster Monday Ball 4 Semor Play 4 Cheer leaders Ft md Sale 4 R l Honor Socnety RAYMOND AGUIAR aw Noted For Candles mn my eyes Pet Pecve Fxckle g,1rls Hobby Looklni, for pretty exrls Weakness lrlsh gelrls Pet your chrn up Future Uncle Sam fNo choncel Saylng., Keep Tumor Class Day 3 Chrlstmas Dance 3 Tomahawk 4 Reception 1 Winter Frolnc 4 laster Monday Ball 4 Hobo Dance 4 Semor Play 4 ,ROBERT IOSEPH AVILA Bn: No ed For E 9730 Pet Peeve School teachers Hobby Speed cilkness Girls Pet Saymc Wtmrry about nothmg, Future Undeclded pocbalfl 7 3 4 Basketball l 7 Baseball l 7 lumor Prom3 lunxor Play Cast 3 Chrrstmas Dance 3 Tomahawk 4 Receptlon 4 Senxor Play 4 IOSI-PH I BRAZ fe Noted For Teasmc curls Pet Peeve Sunday drlvers Hobby 'Collectme wooden nnckels Weakness Moon Pet Saylng Never happen Future U S Arr Force f Sophomore Hop 7 lunlor Prom 3 Chrnstmas Dance 3 Food Sale 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Baseball 7 3 4 Hobo Dance 4 Wampum 4 Tomahawk 4 Reccpnon 4 MldW1nter Frollc 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 lood Concesslon 4 Senmor Play 4 SARA BRUNO Sal 3 Noted For Dlmples Pet Peeve Chtldxsh boys Hobby Kmttmg socks Weakness A certain boy Pet Saylng. What can I ay Future To be successful Sophomore Hop 7 Student Council 2 Glee Club 2 3 Food Sale 4 Hclly Sale Iumor Prom 3 Chnstmas Dance 3 lunnor Class Day 3 Hobo Dance 4 Tomahawk 4 Wampum 4 Receptmon 4 loocl Concessmn 4 N d Wxnrer Frolnc 4 Easter Mon day Ball 4 Senior Play 4 R l rlonor Society W jwxf! 4 J IH if I fy: il .' I . 1' I , 1 , ,I 4, flfef I 4, .. ,i,,IA'J 9 Jqlr f - fpoi I' 4 JV' ff' 'bf ' ' PV! 'Y L71 J! YJ , ' I Aff J 1 IFB! jr fl J, 'r M ' J' V . J' lf, I If ff f- df ' 145 r - ' 7 'ji' ,gl lp I' K. Sb I U 1: ,mn WP ', 4 ' ' 4 7X ' V , 4' an f or ,V . I I 1, L 4 ' 1 ' I 1 'V '- I 4 Lt rf 1 fr l - . 4 1 P I I f ',, if. lr 1170 , 'Vo' J' ' MJ f K vyh x ' . , ., ,, -7 rin' f 1 . .. 1 4 1 A f' I 4 rrs, y . ,y3,,a. .1 ,' 2 - K, 1 ., , y.y.' h .1 . -1 w Ky, 'f K 4-V' 1 , . ' '. ff 1, -Q, , Q ,ff ' ' 4 -LQ 'o P .41 .fs ' 7. ,. Ll ' -,Al A J! 4 T T . , 1 yf -Q fl' Q' -,, fe ff YQ '- f' ' X 1 Q 4-41 . . 1 I 7, 2 7 .. R 4 X, I7' l, 3g Baseball lg Basketball lg junior Play Cast-35 4- F 4 -,lffmlgia ' AT ' fa l 1 . I 4 Af',,:- -- fi 5 fx A 7' off' I , . V - .. V, 1- ' . - K: , L ,f - ,Q 743 ' ' 4 7 7 7, l Q-ef' J:-,,'.. . 1 .. - Jw ,, ' 9- - 777 ' 41 ' 4: 4 . Q, K , 1. , - . -. . ' A7 ' ' 4 ,.1 3 y L .' - l ' - 1 y .Sa XX. .7- 5 31. T la: 3 ' l l 9 by 4 ' - 1: Q- - 1 1 .V Y fy . I 2 . 1, . I I 1' C 34 If O Nr' ft .f, W 63 'M' Qtr: X., ISIXIRIX CHRISTINA BRT AN Ll I mul Fur Red lnr Pct Pceve PD Hobby Collettnnf. ltmtlt ltmtlts Weakness Hot Does Pet Nayxna Holy Cow Future To he suttessful Wampum 4 Tomahavylt I Hobo Dame 4 Senior Play f Retepnon I Iaster Monday Ball 4 Mud Wmter Frol1c 4 Food Sale I ROBERT W BURNS Bu Noted For CFOIHL, to Swansea Pet Peeve Book repgmrts Hobby Roller skatlm. Weakness PD Pet Saymg Good mornrna Future Navy Iumor Prom w Sophomore Hop Fremh Club 'v I Mud Wrnter Frolnt I Iastcr Monday Ball I Hohm Dante 4 Receptxon Senior Plxy LORRAINF I LIYABFTH CABRAL Iormnle j df L X Noted For Gn.L,le Pct Peevt Yankees Hobby Dra A4-1 Wclkness Baseball Pct SAYIFIL, Gee whrz Iuturc ienretary 4-A I mor Prom v French Club 5 Glee Club 7 M1dW1nter nt I A m day Ball H-I D I Recep n Semor Play 4 J AA j 1 1 ADIILINT H CARDOZA lddze 7 Nfl, x 'J Nlotcd For Good humor Pet Peeve Men drxvets Hobby Drnvmga Weakness A certam boy Pet Saymt, Really Future Undecxded Sophomore Hop 2 Glee Club I 7 a Fashlon Show 7 Chrrst mas Dame v Food Sale 3 4 Receptlon I Hobo Dance I Faster Monday Bull I Mud Winter Frolnt I Qemor Play 4 IUSIPHINF ANN CATALANIU jffillll ir Ixmttnnae Xwultness Bou Pet Sayxna. Wut t1ll tur Noted For I iuahmg Pet Peeyc High heels an EJ E Unt LLlnlLxl o 1 momorr. Hop Glee Clu I 7 u :tt cs 4 Junul Show F d a w unlor unnor C lxss Du w fhrnstmas Dante v Hom Da' m hawk 4 Wfampum I Fool Conte snon I Ruept mtcr lrollt I rste r nday Ball Ho JC xl Qi! 'S ELWE1. 'L 0 9 I-4 df 'I I f , 7-J 4f 7 Z5 14 MARILYN R CHACP Iwm Notetl lor Chuun Lum Pct Pcuc Ilomuyorlt Hobby Roller slutxm, WCIICKILSS Somerset PetS1y1nu Oh no luture Typtst xenon Show 7 Glee Club I 4 Chmrmas Dance umor Prom 5 Tonmhavxlt 4 Hobo Duue 4 Rueptxon 4 Mu Wlnter Frolu 4 faster Montlrty Bull 4 Food Qale 4 Sen r P 4 IIIYABITH IEAN CHAVI S Betty Noted For Iaupehnmu Pet Pceye Contutol boys Hobby Col lectnnx, retorls XVf:.1kneSs DIIVIUL Pat Stung Gee vyhxz Future Clcrual xxorlm hnon Slum 2 Iumor Prom a Le Club I 4 C .1 Dante w Tornalmyylc 4 Hobo Dintn 4 Rcueptton 4 bcmor y 4 Mul Wlnter ro 11 lstnr Montlay B411 4 Food NU-' 7 BARBAR K B CORRI IA Barbara Noted For IIAIINIDL Per Pccvc Tru. tlnmlung, Hobby Dmume ,XQULJI-mess Donlltl I'1tt1nL Pet Sayms, How I Iauguhetl Futura Secretary 1 momore Hop Glce C lub I Suretlry 1 Pram Vlftmpum 4 Tonmlmyylt 4 Iumor Prom a Iunlor Class Day Glu Club Dance 4 Hobo Dame 4 Chrtstmts Dunne v Rctcp n C axrmln out Come iron 4 Wrntcr lrolu 4 R I Honor Society IRI NI FI IIABI TH C USTA Irene Notctl lor Being, late Pet Pcevt Wfomcn tlrmvers Hobby Loaf mx., Wciktmess bien Pet Sdylfll., Honestly I'uture Clerk Gartner Mctlal Axurl I Suramry I Glu Club 7 u Prem t nt I 1 Xiu. Prcsltl t I ltshlon 5 2 u 1tC :until l 3 4, Student C,ounul Sho 2, Sophomn e Ht w - President Frcnth Cllub lug Co,cb'4irm'4n vunlor Cfllss D'1y' pg Chriu- 'ts Dante 'L V ior rom g ' at .lt - ' AIQ Wamptlnl rl.OIIILllI'IVN'li IQ Ho vo Dante-41 blitl-Wirlter Frolic -43 lfaster Montluy' ' ' ' ' ' r ' . . Honor Societyg D, . Awfxrl. DOROTIIX IQXELYNI DAl.I.AIRIi 7 IJofty :tel 7 , fir, ,L f Pet-ve, Cliguxrsg II bby. Music' Wfeuv ws. A ertuin ristoliang -t fay' 5. lo A , alreut 'Q Future Set rf,-mry. fo w momore op up I c' Q w , Q, 'g junio Pla' Cas . nior Clt s A ' Q I A. TS ABU: ll 7 ot .I' ' f. Al ,IUn'o ' om 'Q rl-tl Ll ' I1 Wttrnp m A 1 Se io Ply' 4' Recep ion bg no llmlq -g Q- 5 - o I a' ' Nia 'Winter 7 o ic Pg : 'nth Club ' ' I 1' ' e Ig R, I, Honor Soci '. .3 I 'x Q, ,4 l,- uf ff f-'J' X'- RINNITH W DQBIOIS mba XJWW Noted For Roxrmng lround thc school Pct tit urls Hobbs Eatme at Sadnes Wultncss B SAYIHL Thats nxte luture Servtce Sophomore Hop 7 Hobo Dance 4 Chrxstmas Dance 3 Rec txon 4 Semor Play 4 jumor Prom 3 Wampum 4 Baseb ll l 7 3 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 M1tlW1nter Frolnc 4 ROGER E ELLIN Noted For Bemg., wlth Ann Ruta Pet Peeve Crusher Hobby Flunktnt, English Weakness Ann Rlta Pet Sayxng., Smell you Future College Junlor Prom 3 Football 3 4 Hobo Dance 4 Receptxon 4 M1dW1nter Frolxc 4 Faster Monday Ball 4 Semor Play 4 ANNI D FFRRI Pee llfee Noted For Shyness Pct Ptcve Contested boys Hobby Smrmp. secretary Sophomore Hop 7 lumor Prom 3 Frenth Clu 7 3 ee Club 7 3 4 Tomahawk 4 Chrxstmas Dance 3 Food Sale 3 4 junnor Class Dax 3 Reteptlon 4 lN11clW1nter Frolnc 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 Senxor Play 4 Hobo Dance 4 M f!'f',4-J l JC EO ANTONY FORTIFR oe Noted For Gomx, to room 14 Pet Peeve Going, to school Hobby Baseball Weakness Margxe Pet Sayxng, No luddmg Future Mechamc Baseball 3 4 Sophomore Hop 7 junior Prom 3 Mtd Wlnter Frolxc 4 Hobo Dance 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 Senlor Play 4 Recepnon 4 JUDITH ANN GAGNION Judy Noted For Talknnf. about Lrax flannels and white bucks Pet Peexe Concexted boys Hobby Listening to Dlxleland jazz Weak ness Broun men Pet Saynme Thats tremendous Future Pem brolte College Treasurer l Cheerleader 7 3 4 Cheerleaders Dance 7 Sopho myre Hop 7 Glee Club 1 7 MAC l 7 3 4 French b 3 Secretary 4 Food Sale 3 4 Cochanrman junxor Class Day 3 jumor Play Prompter a Chrlstmas Dance 3 Student Councll 3 4 jun r Prom 3 Wampum 4 Tomahavdt 4 Hobo Dance Recepnon 4 Scmor Play 4 M1dW1nter Frollc 4 Easter Monday 4 R Honor Socxery ll , I I ,l Q , A . I ' V T! l T-.. .- l ' : : . ' , ll J l , 2 ' ja ' g I ev p if .1 ' j 1 Q' ' rg 'L ' , ut l' et ,f V .'- - ' Q ' y 5 ' r ' IJ f ,J . , nf. - ' , V 1. . -, lf' ' V Y I lf' I '- , . ' v . l ' l 7 1 y H HQ , . 7 . A I V . I . y t . , , , , , w 7 - , 7 1: ' C, 3 .9 ' 4: . - . Z 4, , , . 1 - . , ,. , ., .' A U . 3 3 . ' 'Q Weakness, Male vocalisrsg Pet Saying, jeepersg Future, Medical -3 W ' Q b -, ,g Gl Y I is Q . 32 . q , . 3 4 I 4 . 1 ' I , f . ,J 3 ,pf 4 4 - rf ff , ' ' 3 , ' ' 1 . ,' . ' , ' ' . , A, . , . , , . . . -, , ' . j. . - f. , . , , . V, 4- ,, - ' 1 -' '. ,'. l Q - ' t -Q , -1 . . . , -. , 5 Clu T Y r ' 7 .!' . I I ' . . . - , . 'L A - ' .9 4. 4: no .Q f fs ' 4 1 4: ' f. ' ' , . ' ' ' . Ball g ,I. . ' . ,J ks ,xl-1 f 1 My 4 ,,', ff' 2 fs? -I p I rffwh. 1-i T' LOUIS J GALLUCCI L N ome oted For Being wnth Roy Pet Peeve Wrxtmge letters Hobby Bowlmg, Weakness Coffee Pet Saying, Worry about nothing Future Navy Sophomore Hop Z junior Prom 3 Hobo Dance -I Semor Play 4 Reception 4 Mrd Wmter Frollc 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 VINCENT JAMES GASPARRO 6:11118 -4 Note or Eating, Pet Peev rs e Unndy gurls Hobb y, eakness Barbara P fo y Dancmg and et Saymg Wheres G r bl nl Future Cah Footballl 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop 2 Christmas Dance 3 junxor Prom 3 Tomahawk 4 Reception 4 Semor Play 4 KENNETH ARTHUR GRANGER Kenny Hobby DIIVIFIL Weakness DZHCIDAL, Pet Saymg Fake em out Future Undecxded Fren h c Club 3 4 junior Prom 3 Easter M Wmter Frollc 4 R onday Ball 4 Mld eceptnon 4 Semor Play 4 JOHN CRAIG GREENE Greeme Noted For Chewmg., gum Pet Peeve Sally Bruno Hobb Fxxxng blkes Weakness Ice cream Pet S Who knows' if Y ayrng, Hang off Future jumor Prom 3 Wampum 4 Receptnon 4 Basketball 3 Base ball l French Club 3 Senlor Play 4 Hobo Dance 4 Chrnstmas Dance 3 Easter Monday Ball 4 Mid Wnnter Frolnc 4 JosPPH B11 Noted For Being wnth Nun Pet P Hobby Dxgsgm eevc Sophxstlcated glrls J., graves Weakness Popular musxt P Wheres Nun Future U S N et Saylng avy or ournalnsm Sophomore Hop 2 JUIIIOI Prom 3 Christmas Dance3 Food Sale 7 Student Council 7 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Hobo Dance 4 Wampum 4 Tomahawk 4 M1dWmter Frolxc 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 Receptnon 4 V1cePres1clent 3 4 My xii.:-J Gini' Nail I4 ' I ' 2 lx F HARVEY f ff X af what X' W,,+f , If' M ff? ll! f!f .-I .ff CHARLOTTI jOVlN Lnltze Notcd For Ioknnc Pet Peeve Concelted teachers Hobby 'lravelmc Wcakness Bmll Pacheco Pet Saymt, Whos to know Future Undecldel 'Sophomore Hop 7 French Club 3 I Food bale 3 Chnstmas Dance 3 Glee Club 3 jumor Prom 2 Food bale 4 Hobo Dance I Receptnon I Mxd Wlnter Frolnc 4 Sennor Play 4 Easter Monday B ll 4 RICHARD RRAWCZYK Dlfk Noted For Hanmng. around the omce Pet Peeve Wooden nickels Hobby Sports Weakness joan Pet Saymg., Thats lxfe Futurc bccrctary of Treasury Z Class Presndcnt I Baseball 1 7 3 Manager 4 Basketball 7 Manager I I Footblll Manager l 2 3 4 Student Councll Sophomore Hop 7 Cochanrman Iumor Prom 3 Chalrman Chnstmxs Drnce Wampum I Tomahawk 4 Cochaxrman Hobo Dance I Receptnon I Food Sale 4 jumor Play 3 Sennor Plry I M1dW1nter Frolxc I Easter Monday Ball 4 N IOAN LAMA jfldflle Notcd For Snceum., Pet Pecve Careless dressers Hobby Wool uorths Wfcrkncss Drncme Pct Saymc For crylnc, out loud uturc Sctrctarul work onomorc H up 7 Glec flub l 3 I Fashion Show fhrnstmts Dance u Iunlor Prom u Food Sale 3 4 Tomahawk I Rcccptnon I Hobo Dance I Iaster Monday Ball 4 Mud Winter Jlc bc P y I R l Honor SHCI GFORGI LI FI BRT Cermge otcl For U S990 Pet Peeve Work Hobby Plano Weak anna Pct Savane For the bmls Future Conservatory of M I I fy HJ ill Da ce I Iaster Monday Ball I Reception I Senior , l I l I MIdXVmrer Froh L I A BLEAINOR AUDRIEY MADDOY - Lamby' - oted For, Monopolnznng., underclassmeng Per Peeve Being. t sedg Hobby Playing piano' Weakness johnny Baker Pet Say - I I I fnc, Has the Narragansett gone by yetgg Future Telephone Oper- IGF. . ,Sop omore Hop 23 Christmas Dance 3' junior Prom 3' Wam- rench Club 2 J, M.A.C. 3 Glee Club 1 2 4 Receptlon 4 ' ood gale A43 Faster Monday Ball 4' Mid-Winter Frolic 4' Hobo ance -I, Senior Play AI. I3 . ,W . 57 If M ',r o' ' r 'HIV CAROLYN IRANCES MELLO Cam! Noted For Laugh Per Pceve Rel Sox Hobby Reading, W ncss Baseball players Pet Saying Honestly Future Undeci Sophomore Hop 7 Christmas Dance 3 junior Pr pum I Senior Play I Reception I I: Winter Irolit I Food S ray Ball I M JOHN MOGAYZFL 0 Notcd For Wtmrking at Casales Pet Peeve B lx Parking, Weakness Southern Girl Future Chemist I V . I J fu lorton Hobby s Pet Sayini., Tricky tricky Vicc President l President 2 Sophomore Hop 7 Iunior Prom 3 unior Play 3 Christmas Dance 3 Tomahaw I Class Day 3 Senior Play 4 Senior Reception 4 Hobo Dance Chairman Gardner Medal Contest R I Honor Society BARBARAI MORTON Barb Noted For Carrying, a lot of books Pet Peeve Homework Hobby Writing letters Weakness Sleeping., Pet Saying, George Future College Aa, Sophomore Hop 2 Christmas Dance 3 junior Prom 3 Class Day 3 Gardner Medal 2 Wampum 4 Tomahawk 4 Senior Reception 4 Senior Play 4 Hobo Dance 4 R I Honor Society DAVID HAROLD MUCCINO Dare Xloted For Being, rotten Pet Peeve Dancing Hobby Cameras' Wfeakness Watermelon' Pet Sayings, Wait until next year' Future Undecided. Sophomore Hop 21 Christmas Dance 3' junior Prom 3' Wam- pum AIQ Basketball l 2 3 4' Mid-Winter Frolic 4g Food Sale f' A llobo Dance -I' Senior Reception AI' Senior Play 4' Easter Monday , B' AI. I . FLURFNCF LOUISE PETERSON - Florence Noted For, Long walk to schoolg Pet Peeve, Milton Berleg Hobby, Drivingg Weakness, Maine 8: Vermontg Pet Saying, l , 1' guess sog Future, College. , I Sophomore Hop Zgjunior Prom 3gGlee Club l,2,3,4g French , Club 2, 3g Food Sale 33 Tomahawk 45 Senior Pla 4' ' I ception 4g Food Sale 43 Mid-Wint A X I- V Ball 4. ' y , Senior Re- er Frolic 4g Easter M H ,' I , onday 1 I , of 'I4 L Llul om 3 Wa aster Monl ale 4 alt m Id I li I 5 I fiffl f! ,af l I gojsfgn ,ymr 101,11 f T41 l LQ el P eevc Wixnmen who know hin malutug eakne-ss A certain girl Pet Saying I mc? Yltgre Ordained Minister J I Q39 unior Prom a Senior Play 4 Reception 17 1 er rmic I Iaster Montay a lloho Dance 6 CILBLRT PONITI S 1 Notel F r 7 lu75 Pet Pe-evc Silly girls llobhy Parking Wc1Lr1eSS Bunny Pet Saying What dc y.1llL,lll'C luture Un decided Sophomore Hop 7 lumor Prom v unior P115 3 Nltlwiriter Frotc 4 Reception 4 laiter Mond1y Bill 4 lloho Dance 4 NORMAN LOUIS ROSI Red Noted For Corny yol-ies Pet Peeve Snohhy girls Hobby Show business Pet Saying No kidding yeah' Future Showbusiness C o chairman Hoho Dance Sophomore Hop 7 Student Council iow 7 Preiident ad ae v f uno C 19s D1 Christmas Dance v Iunior Prom 3 Student Council Preiident 4 W1mpum Fditor 4 Holly Sale 3 Reception 4 Mid Winter Frolic 4 laster Monday Ball 4 Senior Play 4 It U RUB! RT HENRY RON Bn, lor R 7fll'a Pet Peeve Snohi Hohhy latlng WCIRDCSS I an food Pet Saying Worry ahout nuttin Future Undecided Iunior Prom a Hobo Dance 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 Md l Inter F Jlic 4 Senior Play 4 Reception 4 Food Sale 4 4 LORRAIINE 'MARY RYBKA - Ri A ' Noted For, Xivid imatginationg Pet Pee-ve, Rich and lone-ly widows: Hohhy. Singing and dancinlgg Weakness. joe Mastrianog Pet Saying, You cant right city halllg Future Show husiness. Sophomore Hop 23 Christmas Dance 'Q Glee Club l, 2, 'Q C.-.ff Fashion Show 21 Student Council Show 21 Holly Sale 33 Food Sale 5, fig junior Prom 31 Glee Cluh Dance lg Hoho Dance A41 Senior Play -lg Reception 441 hiid-Winter Frolic fig Easter Monday Ball Al, I .J X ,4 1 U ir'- 'rr JOHN SAVIANO jarlzc Noted For Y S757 Pet Pceve JIZL Hobby Piano Weakness Rose Pet Saying, You the other one Future Undecided Football l 7 u Captain 4 Christmas Dance 7 Sophomore Hop 7 President l Tomahawk I Reception 4 JOHN ANTHONY SILVA ac Noted For E 30824 Pet Peeve Guy Lombardo Hobby DYIVIHI., Weakness Music Pet Saying. Now lets face it Future Undecided Hobo Dance 4 Easter Monday Ball 4 Senior Play 4 Recep tion 4 Mid Winter Frolic 4 School Orchestra FLEANOR JFAN Sl MMONS Noted For Doing, own homework Pet Peeve Yankees Hobby Drawing, Weakness Baseball Pet Saying., For crying., out loud Future Undecided French Club 3 4 junior Prom 3 Food Sale 3 4 Hobo Dance 4 Mid Winter Frolic 4 Senior Play 4 Iaster Monday Ba 4 R I Honor Society S NF W SMITH B1 Oli m iles Pe a ng., My wife will kill me Future Un- Cltleal yn Ft e, Conceited 1-irls Hobby Cars' Weak- F 'h qfib 5 0 Wampum 4' Mit -Winter Frolic 4' Relep- ' n . ior Pl y 4' Food Sale lg Fas er Monday Ball 4' Hobo J ' -IUDITH ELAINE smilm - 1 it ' ' Noted For Being. tonfusedg Pet Peeve, Conceited boys' Hobby Collecting pennantsg Weakness Spaghetti 84 Meatballs' Pet Sayinp, What'cha gonna do?g Future, Nurse. Wampum 45 M.A.C. lg Glee Club 2, 71, lil French Club 2, 33 junior Prom 33 Reception 4g Senior Play 4g Hobo Dance 43 Food Sale 3, 4g Christmas Dance 3g Faster Monday Ball 43 Mid-Winter Frolic 4. 16 4 M. :VM af' A ff ANJGI LO SOARI 5 C rm Noted For R 'H46 Pet Peeve Shorthand Hobby Huntmg., Vealtness Jeannette Pet Sayms, Hey jake Future Servlte umor Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 7 Food Sale 4 Receptxon f nd Wxnter Frolnc 4 Hobo Dance 4 Semor Play 4 Easter Mon 'E' J fl ,fl ,JU 'nf RUSbll XVRIGH F C rufber Noted For Latxng Pet Peevc. Algebra Hobby Collectmg foreign souvemrs Weakness PIZZA Pet Saynm, Oh yeah Future Naval Archltect Baseball 1 7 Sophomore Hop 2 junnor Play 3 Chnstmas Dance J junxor Prom 7 Tomahawk 1 Wampum 4 Hobo Dance A Semor Play Receprxon 4 Faster Monday Ball 4 Mid Wxnter Frolnc 4 ,f C L XSS OFFICE RS Presldent Vlce Prcsalent Secretary Treasurer Class Aclvxsor 17 Rmhard Krawczylx joseph Harvey Barbara Corrcm Margaret Abbruzzx Mrs B I Waylantl I ' WIA! , ' 1' '7f.QU53, 4 .4 A A V ,. .f 5, 7 F 'Q J! ah 4' 'JI' . ' 1 5- -A ' yj -6 Q' H! t A - F f f , -A F x - I L f l F f, 4' f . , V , I I . A 5 K, Thu!! , Q ,, . -7-'L ' Q , 1 '.: '. .' 'L , ' ly 4. -'Q ' TQ f 12 g H I fs 4: Q 1 Q - L L2 f , L ,Y . Q V ., I K la . I l 'A f 1 I i. I 1 , . , , t . , 1 . . , r 'ling-, x . f ' .5 , uf . ji . 3 .ff , Q: '1 Q? , 41 --lffagv 5' W f Nw Q ae V-P -r,, .-...Ll N' -eq.. H, , Q gi 1 ivRkD lv vw-,........... , ' ' 541 n. .To HLV , 4. I. we . f..-.-. 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Ag, :AIA I 1- '.--1 CLASS CIFTS MARGARIT ABBRUZZI So that you vyrll alvyays remem ber your ntle Most Popular we grve you thus certrficate stannc that you are Mrss Warren Hrch of 1957 RAY MOND AGUIAR Everytrme we see you you need a shave so please accept thus shavmc set and use rt more often ROBERT AVILA You ve always gone to the bank for the teachers so here rs a check to start an account of your OWU JOSEPH BRAZ To remmd you of your hugh school sweetheart we grve you thus MOON SALLY BRUNO So that you may never have to remem bet your unhappy days at Colt we gtve you thus Warren pennant to ham, from your roof top BEVERLY BRYAN Srnce all your boyfrrends seem to be servrce men here rs another one to add to your Inst lA toy soldrerl ROBERT BURNS Because you are always late wed lrke to present you wrth thrs grandfathers clock to keep you on trme LORRAINE CABRAL To keep your dnsposrtron as laugh mr, as rt was durrng., our school days here rs a yoke book ADELINE CARDOZA To keep your harr as mce as rt has been all year we cue you thus curler JOANN CATALANO To remmd you of a certarn specral person we s.,1ve you thls Lhost 1Boo J MARILYN CHACE To keep you and Betty as close as ever here rs a bottle of glue BETTY CHAVES Seerng that you lrke to make your own clothes please accept thls pattern for a new dress unc Barbara here IS a book on sign language IRENE COSTA Because you ve helped our class so much please accept thrs medal DOROTHY DALLAIRE We know you always have to make your own sodas so here rs one we ve made for you RENNETH DE BLOIS Everytrme we see you you seem to be talkmg so here IS a box of cotton for your lrsteners ears ROGER ELLIN Srnce you wont be able to see Ann Ruta as often as before here ns a card grvrng you specral permrsslon to eat lunch rn Warren Hugh ANN FERRI Ann because you re so qulet wed llke to present you with thts cow bell to wear around your neck and well know you re around CLEO FORTIER To remmd you of the trmes you had to stay PM for berng., late please accept this late slrp as a souvemer JUDY GAGNON Because you are so crazy about Brown Men we gave you thrs Brown pennant to wave at the games that you attend next year LOUIS GALLUCCI We heard that your favorrte drsh I5 spaghettr so please accept thts dollar brll and have a dlsh at Sadtes VINCENT GASPARRO So that you can learn some new dance steps here ns a book on How to Dance the Charleston on Roller Skates by Arthur Murray KENNETH GRANGER To remmd you of your days at the Frrst Natnonal here rs another bag full of grocerres to carry JOHNJ GREENE Because you and Sally are always argu mc we thought you mrcht want thrs gun to put an end rt JOSEPH HARVEY Because you are such a Casanova wrth the curls here rs a lnttle black book wnth some new names to add to your collectron CHARLOTTE JOVIN To remmd you of a certam boy we crve you thus sheet of paper called a Bull RICHARD KRAWCZYK Srnce Joan rs the only grrl you ve ever been out wrth we thrnk you should have a couple more Please accept these paper dolls JOAN LAMA Because we know you lrke to keep up wrth the styles here rs the latest fashron magazrne GEORGE LEFEBRE Because we know youll go far rn your career please accept thus pxano to practrce on your concert tours ELEANOR MADDOX Because your vorce rs so soft please accept thus mecaphone so we can hear you better CAROLYN MELLO We ve always heard so much about your favorrte Yankee player so heres another pxcture to add to your collectron fphrl Rrzzutoj JOHN MOGAYZEL Because you ve always wanted the TOAIAHAWK prmted and never got rt wed ltke to grve you a prmted copy from a few years back BARBARA MORTON To remmd you of berng our Class Sarnt we gnve you thus halo DAVID MUCCINO In every class you always seem to be brtrng, your narls so wed llke to present you wrth thrs file At least you can keep them strarght FLORENCE PETERSON Because you ve always had such a long walk to school we grve you thrs rockmg charr to have a long deserved rest LOUIS PINE Because you are so naturally qutet we would luke to present you wrth thrs rattle so we can GILBERT PONTES Knowrng how much you lrke school we have procured a srgned certrflcate from Mr Boutm sayrng that you may come back for a PG course NORMAN ROSE Because your magrc trrcks are gettnng krnd of corny we thought you mrght lrke a first edrtron of the book Neu Tnckr for Corny Magicians ROBERT ROY Hoptng you will follow your father s foot steps we grve you thrs strarght Republrcan trcket LORRAINE RYBKA Because you re always saymg You cant frght Cnty Hall here rs a parr of boxmg gloves to help you try rt anyway JOHN SAVIANO We know how much you apprecrate classrcal music especrally operas so wed lrke to grve you a record of Spnke Jones latest hr! to add to your collectron JOHN SILVA We hope thus horn wnll remmd you of your days rn the school band ELEANOR SIMMONS-Eleanor smce you always seem to know so much about current events heres a years subscnptron to the TOMAHAWK AUGUSTINE SMITH Smce you ve never recelved a trcket for speedrng for certam reasons we thmk you deserve this one JUDITH SMITH Every so often we see you patched up so wed luke to grve you thrs book Eary Ways to Prevent Accrdenlf nz the Home at Work and Drwmg Along In Your Far ANGELO SOARES-It seems that you are always carrymg people around noontrmes so here rs a chauffeurs Incense to make rt legal RUSSELL WRIGHT You are our class artrst and smce you probably have a great future rn art wed ltl-te you to accept thus extra large pencrl It should last you a good many years I I y . l' - ' , I' u 1 , A K ,, 4 , , - , 7. . . ' ' Y ' K 1 1 v I , . , . . 1 I ' , . ' , . . . I Q.. I Y ' ' , . ' , v- . . , .Y ' - I ' . . Y D I 7 I l . y . ' . ' I . , . . U H ' T 4 . . - , . v 1' Y ' A A - Y - ' ' ' . I , U V Y 7. , Y - ! -1 I Q- Y y . . . . . . , - l . D 1 . , BARBARA CORREIA-In case you ever get tired of talk- hear you Coming' - h .ln y I I 7 - Z v 1 ' , V - , I , . . 7 Y ' I ' 4 - W . 3 . w 1 , . , . , . . . , . , . . Y . . 1 - I . W Y 1 I r I - 1 , . . . . . , , . W Y . .. , , . . . . ., v , , . ' 1 A 4 - - - . . . , . . ., 1 t, Y A, y . V - to ' an. - - l ' , I9 CLASS PROPHECY Trme-1965 Place-Dentnst s Ofhce Joe Harvey and Judy Gagnon are vuamng 10 a dentrsts ofhce They haven t met smce Graduanon and do not recog nrze each other at first When they do they start remmrsc mg about the class of 52 Judy Why Joe Harvey I havent seen you In ages' Joe What are you doing back In town Judy? I thought you were stxll on Broadway ID Clementine That play has enpoyed the best run of any Ive ever heard of ten years Isnt rt? Judy Yes thats rlght but I took a months vacatlon to come back to dear old Warren Joe What a great way to spend your vacatnon at the dentist s' Judy Oh goodness' Im not havxng any work done lm just going rn to see Cleo or should I say Dr Fortrer? I never thought hed become a dennst By the way what are you doxng? Joe Me? Ive worked my vsay up to head warden at the womens reformatory Judy You always dnd lrke the glrls drdnt you? Joe Say what do you think of the bug slgn advertxsmg Bob Av1las gas statxon down at the corner of Vernon St' down on Metacom Ave Joe It was but he expanded clear up to Mann St because busmess was so good last year He says hrs trade wrth the rocket shxps to the moon has Increased too Judy Oh' By the way Joe you were always frnendly wxth Joe Braz what happened to hum? Joe You mean you havent heard? Hes manager of Peck 8: Peck In Provndence and he may even buy them out and change lf to Braz 81 Braz Judy He married Moon tmally dndnt he? Joe Yes he drd She closed her school for cheerleaders when they were marrxed Judy Wasn t If called Mass Abbruzzx s School for Young Ladxes on the Bend of the Krckemurt nn Warren? I heard that rt was very popular What paper ns that you re readlng? Joe The Gazette Judy It looks so dlfferent Joe Norman Rose bought rt out and IS now Editor He has a completely new and larger staff Our old classmate Barbara Correxa has the job of wrmng a column on the commgs and gomgs of Warren In other words a gossrp column Judy Anythnng of Interest 1n the paper today? Joe Yes II says here that Kenny DeBlo1s has been pncked the most valuable player nn the Amencan League Judy That s not hard to belxeve look at the manager the Red Sox have Everyone thought a woman would be bad 'gf--2 5 Q ffffffrffrfn .lx luck but Lorrame Cabral certamly has done a tremendous ,ob The Red Sox have won the World Series for the past srx years Joe Well I was kmd of skepncal of a woman for manager too Say look what lf says here about 0 Ann Catalano startmg her srxth season at the Met rn Carmen Judy Um hm' I know I see her qurte often ln New York I don t see how she can keep up her career and strll manage four lrttle Bouffards Joe Well well Marnlyn Chace rs gorng to Europe so rt says here Shes gomg to represent the U S rn the Olym puts as one of the flgure skanng team Judy Thats wonderful I suppose th1s wouldnt Interest you much but Betty Chaves rs desrgmng and makmg all her costumes for the trxp Joe I knew those two would strck together Talkxng about people strckmg together Sally Bruno and Dotty Dallarre certamly managed that They both marned boys from the same band m Bnstol and I thunk they ve started llttle bands of thelr own Judy Oh' Im so glad for them Hey look at that ad' It says Loules Luscrous Luncheon Lounge proprretor Louls Galuccx We specxalxze ln Itallan food Well what do you know I always knew he lxkecl spaghettn but not that much Joe Oh sure' Hes even got a floor show Get a load of thrs Don Juan and hrs Spanxsh Dancers Judy Gosh whos that? Joe Thats Vnncent Gasparro He spent thrrteen years takmg lessons from Arthur Murray and now hes nnally got a break wrth Loure Loure also gave a Job to Kenny Granger as headwaxter and chlef bouncer Judy Joe now Ive got some news for you Remember Eleanor Srmmons? Joe Of course Arne Shaws 15th wrfe Judy Shes been married srx nmes too Well they re gettmg a dnvorce oe And we always thought she was a man hater' Judy Speakmg of getting marrred I hear Beverly Bryan was engaged four nmes before she finally decrded to marry and settle down wrth one of her soldrer boys Say Joe do you know where I can buy nckets to the Harlem Globe Trotters game next week? I Just cant mnss seemg Davrd Muccmo play wrth them Joe I thrnk you can buy them down at Casalas Mar ket John Mogayzel owns lf now and sxnce he and Davxd were such good friends he decrded hed sell nckets rn Warren Judy I wonder why he dxdnt become a chemlst he always seemed so mtellxgent Oh well I guess he became attached to the grocery busmess Joe Say speakmg of mtellxgent people have you heard that Barbara Morton rs the history and Latin teacher at the new hrgh school? . Y . . . . , Z Y - - : , . , ' ' . ' - Z I I Y I - . . . . . . .. . .. . , 3 I , L 'x . . 4 . . I n - - - ' , - : , I Y , I I . . . . ' . ' 7 I A I . . . ', a 1 . : 1 ' ' 1 4 A ' , f ' , ' - A . . Y . , y . . . . - , . I 1 N . I I . , V . ' 1 . , .. . . . . ',, ' . h . , . ' .7 -7 I ' . . . ,, . - 1 . : , . 1 . Judy: Yes, I saw it, but I thought his gas station was ' ' . : , . 3 , ' , ' Z . . Y A . . 7 Y . . . Y . . . . 1 ' ' . Z I I I . I I v ' , . 1 t , 1 . . ' ' , . Y , , 2 , ' ' ' - I ' , I I l 3 . v - , : , , , Y . 1 . ' - a - ' J 2 . , . .. . .. 2 ' ' ' , - - , . . . . , ' . I - . , , ' 7 I I I ' I I . Y . . . . , . , . . Y - . . Y 7 . . . . . . Y Y . 1 . . , . 1 ' ' ' . A . I ' ' I - , 1 , ' . ' - , - . . Y . . . I I . , . 1 . , 7 , 1 .tili- -.. 41, l- Judy Yes I saw her the other day The new school rs really beautiful I heard Roger Ellrn designed rt That certainly was a break for hrm I was walking down one of the corridors and was I surprised to see Drck Krawczyk pushing a broom' I didnt know he was ranrtor Joe Sure he went into partnership with Babe and when Babe tetrted he became head janitor Judy You know when I was coming home from the high school I almost got run over by Russell Wright I drdn t know he was strll driving the liquor truck Joe Thats only a srde lrne he really paints pictures You know he always wanted to be a great artrst Judy Yes I remember Theres another artrst from our class too Hes a singer now Ray Agurar rs rn New York at the Copacabana Joe At the Copacabana? Thats where Lorraine Rybka is Shes a cigarette girl now but shes headed for bigger and better things Maybe Loure Galluccr wrll audrtron her for hrs restaurant Judy I hope so She deserves a break Joe you must tell me about last years electron Everyone says rt was so excrtrng but I cant get the whole story Joe You must mean when Carolyn Mello ran against Bobby Roy for President of the Town Council It certarnly was a close race but Carolyn hnally won Its impossible to put the Democrats out but the Roys keep trying' The reason the Republicans almost got rn was that Bob had such a good campaign manager It was Angelo Soares hard to believe that hed make a Irving by talking Joe Speaking., of quiet people Florence Peterson rs dorm. a tremendous busrness on her farm up rn Vermont She makes maple syrup and its sold all over the country including Mogayzels Judy Good for Florence She always loved Vermont Joe Tell me Did you watch televrsron last night? Judy If you mean drd I see the wrestling matches I did I thought I recognized one of the wrestlers Hrs name was Count DeSavrano Joe Of course you recognized hrm That was Jack Savrano udy I thought rt was but I wasnt sure with all those robes and things Hes quite a clown Tell me have you read that new best selling novel by Irene Costa7 The name of rt rs Get a Load of Thu Its about her experiences as a bar mard Joe Say that sounds good I ll have to read rt I drd read her last one L1 e 111 an Oyrler Factory udy That was good wasnt rt She certainly gets around Joe She got the rdea for that book from vrsrtrng Gilbert Pontes Oyster Factory down on Water Street Judy My goodness' I remember when all he did was dredge them never mrnd sell them Joe Well you know our class rust one brg success story Judy Tell me rsn t there anyone who isnt making a brg splash rn the publrcs eye7 Joe Well John Greene just settled down to small town life by getting marrred buying., a home and having hrs own business Judy What rs hrs busrness7 Joe Just a national truckrnq concern Judy You dont thrnk thats successful? Joe Yes I guess rt rs Judy Smith and Joan Lama stayed rn Warren too They became Co managers of F W Woolworths Judy Im so glad for them Judy certainly makes the windows look nrce and Ill bet Joan loves working there yust as she did rn high school Tell me now what hap pened to the rest of the class of 1952? It seems to me that there were a few more we drdnt mention Joe Well Louie Prne became a mrnrster and rs doing missionary work overseas George Lefebre and Eleanor Maddox pust came back from a concert tour They play piano duets Eleanor has a new fad now she has an electric prano that her husband Johnny Baker wired up for her Its qurte successful Judy And I know what happened to John Silva Hes leading a band and rs rn great demand by all the col leges They ve described hrs horn as the Tremendous Trumpet doing, a thrrvrng business Judy I always knew he had the personality for rt you know Brll Smith the friendly undertaker Joe Charlotte Jovrn marrred her old high school sweet heart and she teaches rug hooking, rn her spare time Judy Rug hooking' That doesnt sound like Charlotte Joe Well people change you know Look ar Bob Burns He doesnt seem like the type that would own a roller skating rrnk but he does I hear he rs doing a tremendous busrness Judy There are only two more members of our class we havent drscussed Joe Who' Judy Anne Ferrr and Adeline Cardoza I know what happened to them too They runabeauty shop Adeline does your harr and Anne rs a fashion consultant Oh my good ness' I ve just remembered that I have an appointment there rn ive minutes I cant wart to see Cleo Good bye Joe It was wonderful seeing you a1.,arn Ill send you tickets to my next play Je Good bye Judy Cleo Fortrer enters Next please He and Joe exrt as Joe starts groaning, about hrs tooth Oh o o o 0' By Judith Gagnon and Irene Com: . -5 NXXXNXXNXXXX lm , . ' . , . . . 2 , . Z Y , , , , , : , ' ' ' . , . . . . , . . , 7 . A A , . - . . : , . . , . . 4 . . , , : . . . , - , . I y . . . . . . : . . , . , . . 3 ' I Y I Y' I A Y D . , - , . y . Y D , . . .. 7 I Y 7 I ' Y. Judy: My goodness, he was so quiet in school, It seems Joe: Of course, Bill Smith became an undertaker and is - . 7 . . . 7 l . . ' ' l . I - A ,., . . . ,, , ' A ' . ', .. . W . 7 ,l 1 I - I - , I '- ' . - I . ' 1 . I , . ,I . , A U : 1 , Q ' . I - - y 4 I - . J : ' ' , ' ' 2 f A Y i A ' . . . 4 1 ' I I ' , . I , . , . y 'Ir ' . ,. ' y , ' I ' ' J Z Y V I , . . , I . . Jr : , , z Y . . . . Y . . 2 .. , . . Y . , . . ' 7 . ...A 7 y , D F- . 1 .I -stew. 'M ' -1.- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 'yiargaret Abbruzzt do hereby wtll and bequeath unto Nancy Ogg my desrre to rtde un a Ford Raymond Aguuar do hereby wull and bequeath unto Ducky Berry the nouse l made un musuc Some people tell me you dont need ut though' Robert Avtla do hereby wull and bequeath unto Bully Delmage my uob at the gas statuon You re always there so you mught as well earn some money Joseph Braz do hereby wull and bequeath unto Pete Gagnon one of my plaud shurts It wull look good wuth your gray flannels Sally Bruno do hereby wull and bequeath unto Dede Medeuros my abuluty to get along wuth Brustol boys Beverly Bryan do hereby wull and bequeath unto Bobby Patter son my heught Now youll only have to stand on one thaur unstead of mo to reath the top shelf un the lubrary Robert Burns do hereby wull and bequeath my glasses unto Dr Jacobson Maybe he tan sell them at a duscount Lorraune Cabral do hereby wull and bequeath unto Norma Floor my punk sweater for you to wear wtth your punk uacket Adelune Cardoza do hereby wull and bequeath unto Barbara Crespo my abuluty to keep some of my dates a secret ,lo Ann Catalano do hereby wull and bequeath unto Ruth Calla nan my yotal chords An extra set wull come un handy espetually when you have a cold Marulyn Chace do hereby wull and bequeath unto Letule Putard my smule Use ut a lot and you wont forget how Betty Chaves do hereby wull and bequeath unto Marue Jean Menard my pleastng personaluty Barbara Correua do hereby wull and bequeath unto Ann Barba mt guft of gab I Irene Costa do hereby wull and bequeath unto next years senuor boys my enuoyment of U S Hustory Youll probably nee t Dorothy Dallaure do hereby wull and bequeath unto the junuor gurls my book 'len Pzuy Lenonu on Hou lo Hook a Man and Keep Hmu Belueve me ut works Kenneth DeBlous do hereby wull and bequeath unto Eddue Cor reua my abuluty to tell tall storues although I doubt that you need ut Roger Ellun do hereby wull and bequeath unto Freddy Jannutto one of my teeth to make up for the one you lost un football last season Anne Fern do hereby wull and bequeath unto Jane Callanan the dustunctuon of betng the shortest gurl un the class Cleo Fortuer do hereby wull and bequeath unto Ernest Regnere my technuque wuth the I-reshman gurls Judy Gagnon do hereby wull and bequeath unto tertaun Student Lountul members thc lubrary at lunth tume Louus Antony Galluttu do hereby wull and bequeath unto ,loan Rene my long name Xuntent Gasparro do hereby wull and bequeath unto George Hynn my report tard un cast you get tured of lookung at all A s Kenneth Granger do hereby wull and bequeath unto any poor boy who wants ut my yob at the Furst Natuonal John Greene do hereby wull and bequeath unto my brother my abuluty to get along wuth a certaun teather Joseph Harvey do hereby wull and bequeath unto Lewts Mason my abuluty to excel up all school sports Charlotte Jovun do hereby wull and bequeath unto Juluette Roua my abuluty to make myself heard Ruthard Krawczyk do hereby wull and bequeath unto Paul Harvey my seat on Anna s desk un the ofhce Joan Lama do hereby wull and bequeath unto the freshman gurls my sophustucated manner George Lefebre do hereby wull and bequeath unto Davtd Prrmuano my abuluty to play the puano Eleanor Maddox do hereby wull and bequeath unto Mary Cardoza my pruceless manuscrtpt The Lufe Story of johnny Baker I wull save you a lot of questuons un the future Carolyn Mello do hereby wull and bequeath unto Nun Nun Lafshante my vum vugor and vutaluty It wull help you get through your last year at dear old Warren Hugh John Mogayzel do hereby wull and bequeath unto Tommy Wrught my nervousness at student assemblues Barbara Morton do hereby wull and bequeath unto Jane Conruck the wheelbarrow tn whuch I carrued my books home Davud Muccuno do hereby wull and bequeath unto Vuc Andreozzt my abuluty to mess up Chemustry experuments Florence Peterson do hereby wull and bequeath unto my ststcr Mary jean my long walk to school Take advantage of ut Jeannue because you re the last of the Petersons Louus Pune do hereby wull and bequeath unto certaun nousy Junuor boys my quuetness Gulbert Pontes do hereby wull and bequeath unto Joe Prum my umutatuon of Tony Bennett s retordung of Because of You Norman Rose do hereby wull and bequeath unto Ronnue Well man my abuluty to campaugn for votes I hope you re as successful as I was Lorraune Rybka do hereby wull and bequeath unto Arthur Futz gubbons my turly hatr Robert Roy do hereby wull and bequeath unto Nancy Ogg Republucan tutltet We Republutans have to suck together Untted we stand duvuded we fall John Savrano do hereby wull and bequeath unto any student my abuluty to treate tontroversual subyects It wull help to make some of your subyects more unterestung jack Sulva do hereby wull and bequeath unto Bobby Botelho my posutuon as top man un the school orchestra Eleanor Stmmons do hereby vuull and bequeath unto George Martel my speed un typung Augustune Smurh do hereby yuull and bequeath unto Ralph Harvey my forgetfulness Juduth Smuth do hereby wull and bequeath unto a certaun Junuor gurl my good naturedness Angelo Soares do hereby wull and bequeath tunto anyone who wants ut my second year Shorthand book Russell Wrught do hereby wull and bequeath unto Jackue Head my artustuc abulutues 1 e -2 .. . 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' 1 -2232- ',-ii.-' 4 ..?..m, , 9 1 - T- Y . 6 1 I A r - . . Li l We 59 T Our Chrrstmas program consrsted of smgxng carols puttxng on a Chrrstrnas play and haung our annual Chrrstmas Dance The trtle of our Chrxstmas play was jnfz Ucfba! Tbej Wafzted The cast was as follows Harry Pate Nancy Ogg Sophxe javsorslcr Frances Woltyto Vrctor Andreozzr Genertl Chalrmm for the Chrlstmas Dante was Harry Pate All these events were on our mmds but the blggest event was our unror Prom The unlor Prom was consrdered by everyone as the exenr of the year We the class of l93v wxsh the Semors success health and happrness 1n the years to tome ZX fm 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS lst row: William Sweet, Jackie Head. Daniel Scully, Stanley Jaworski, Paul Fletcher, Thomas Benederti, Edwin Mason. 2nd row: Yvonne Monast, Claudia Dyer, Shirley Gervais, Beverly Amaral. ,leannette Yer- geau, Carol Davol, Audrey Trombley, Judy Engels, Jimmy Mello, Jane Callanan, Thomas Writulit, Urbana Muccino, Nora Leahy. Gladys Vermette, Nancy Vitullo, Joan Rene, Kitty Natale, Betty Smith, Betty Lawrence. 3rd row: Paul Harvey, Pauline Sr, Onge, Barbara Finucci, Muriel Ashton, Joan Hodgins, Mary-Jean Peterson, Shirley Pimental, Jean Wfyka, Jacqueline Neveux, Viola Gareis, Doris Rivard, Kathryn Nunes, Helen Shea, Ethel Lessard, Eleanor Alves, Edward Chauvin, Samuel Patterson, Alfred Parent. 4th row: Napoleon Gauthier, Albert Sellen, Norman Neveux, Ronald Servant, Walter Hebert, Michael Titcomb, Nicholas Wfaterman, Wendell Bryan. Charles Davol, Edward Boulanger, Armond Lamonde, Robert Greene, Frank Nencka, Ronald Wellman, Edward Tanner, Hirum Jamiel, Anthony DiSalvo, Ralph Harvey. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS James Mello-President Thomas Wright-Vice-President Judith Engles-Secretary Jane Callanan-Treasurer Mr. Donat Brochu-Class Adviser l l 32 SOPHOMORE HOP COMMITTEE lst row Mary Jean Peterson Catherrne Natale Barbara Frnuccl Nlancy Vxtullo Mr Brochu john Head Claudra Dyer M1chaelT1tcomb Dorrs Rnard 2nd row Stanley Javnorskl joan Rene Murrel Ashton joan Hodglns Ethel Lessard Shnrley Plmental Ellzabeth Lawrence Carol Davol Flxzabeth Smrth Anthony D1Salvo 3rd row Helen Shea Jane Callanan Paul Harvey Robert Peters james Mello Nxcholas Waterman Thomas Wrlght Urbana Muccxno jean Wyka SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 1950 we entered Warren Hrgh School eager to fork ahhough me were bewrkkwed by the noveky oflngh school We were allowed no aetnmes but we drd hold our first class meetrng at whrch vue elected the followlng officers Presrdent Raymond D1odat1 Vtce Pres1dent oan Rene Secretary Ethel Lessard Treasurer Albert Sellen Urban was our class aduser We chose the followrng as our ICPFCSEHIHIINCS to the Student Councxl Catherrne Natal Cecelra Pnce joan Rene T1uun1s Benedeur In Septenaber 1951 xne returned to school eager to begin the plans for our Sopluuncne llop our Hru socud exent john Iiead was our Qener 11 C h urmtn XX e 111 helped to make rt a huge success Our class officers for our Sophomore year were as follows Presrdent james Mello Vrce Presrdent Thomas Wrrght Secretary udrth Engels Treamuer ane CaH1nan Represent mtnes to the Student COLlI1Lll were as follows Ntncy VnuHo Rondd vUdhU1H llubam FHHKCI Thonms VVnght Pud Hart ey 33 X 1 FRESI-IM AN lst row Robert Viens William Marchand Joseph Mendoza Robert Hutchison Conrad Gelmas Bryant Aj.,Ul3f Robert Mello Manuel Barboza Leon St Ours Gerald Souza Larry Stewart Robert Botelho Robert Healy Manuel Rezendes Peter Barboza Salvatore Stabile Frank Foti Dennis Botelho Thomas Perri james King Robert Patterson 2nd row Arlene Langello Elizabeth Francis Patricia Stabile Sally Mogayzel Charlotte Soucy Marjorie Sampson Lorraine Ferreira Barbara Amico Eva Bullock Jacqueline Iervo lmo Anne Rita Vincent Arlene Tavares Bruce Martin Carol Sinclair Robert Correxa Catherine Mlynek Dora Contois Catherine Vxveros Judith Wellman Norma Colangelo Esther Rigo 3rd row Robert Mayhew David Primiano John Vera Marie Jean Menard Aline Plamon don Barbara Tupal Muriel Picard Louise Lafferriere joan Acciardo Elizabeth Magill Freda Anne Collamore Kathleen Benedetti Emilie Peabody Alice Callanan HI Class Adviser 34 : 'U , ' ' , , ' , . 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' 4 ' D 5 t FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling Robert Correla President Standing Cleft to rightj Bruce Martin Vice President Carol Sinclair Secretary Catherine St John Treasurer Mr Charles H McCanna FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The class of 1955 entered Warren Hugh School rn September At our first meerrng the followrng were chosen as class ofhcers Presrdent Robert Correxa Vrce Presrdent Bruce Martm Treasurer Catherrne St John Secretary Carol Srnclarr Class Advrser Charles McCanna We arrrved at thus rmportant mrlestone nn our lrves wrth mrngled emotions of awe uncertamty pleasure and a renewed determrnarron to strrve toward our lI1dlVldll8l goals rn lrfe We look forward wrth keen antrcrpatron to newly acquxred assocratrons and pledge ourselves to conduct our darly lrves accordrng to the hrghest tradrtrons rn all phases of our hrgh school lrves The followrng students were elected to represent our class on the Student Councrl Warren MacDougall Robert Healey Arlene Tavares Theodora Prvm 'fr 35 S TOM XH XWK I DITORS Left to right Sittinsz Margaret Abbruzzi joseph Braz john Mogayzel Ann Fern Standing jo Ann Catalano Sally Bruno Ioseph Harvey Robert Avila Raymond Aguiar Irene Costa and joan Lama TOMAHAWK STAFF Left to right: Russell Wright, Barbara Morton, Irene Costa, Dorothy Dallaire, Sally Bruno, Robert Avila, Ann Ferri, Barbara Correia, Jo-Ann Catalano, Charlotte Jovin, Norman Rose, Betty Chaves, Margaret Abbruzzi, joseph Harvey, joseph Braz, Raymond Aguiar, Richard Krawczyk, Marilyn Chase, Judy Gagnon, Mrs. Hickey-Advisor, Florence Peterson, Joan Lama. RHODE ISLAND I-IONOR SOLIFTY Seated left to rrght Salutatorxan Eleanor Sxmmons Valedxctorxan Barbara Morton and Irene Costa Stanclmg left to rrght Sally Bruno Margaret Abbruzzr john Mogayzel juclrth Gagnon Jo Ann Catalano Dorothy Dallalre and Barbara Correxa D A R AWARD IRENE COSTA 39 w N J v - y u a - a ' s y 9 J x n A STUDFNT COUNCIL Front row left to rreht jean Sinclair Nancy Vitullo Joseph Harvey Miss Mary G I-Ionan Norman Rose Nancy Oy., Judith Gagnon 2nd rovy left to rttht Arlene Tavares Rotzer Ferreira joseph Braz Theodora Prvrn Barbara Frnuccr Paul Haney Edward Correra Irene Costa Back row left to rr Ronald Wellman joseph Prrmrano Thomas Wright --nl Christmas Project Durrng the past year the Student Council has played a very important part rn the activities of the school In the month of December a yery successful Toy Campaign was con ducted Old discarded toys and dolls were donated and they were parnted, repaired and dressed In addition enough money was collected to buy a com with the fruit basket was given to a needy family Another rccomplishment was the Noon Day Program Again this year, records were played in the auditorium and more students participated in dancing than eyer before The Council hopes that in future years there will be as complete cooperation betvyeen the students and the Student Council as there has been this year Council Assembly J , 1 yryv ' v 'Y - . ' ' ' H. I . - v . . 1 y Q , 'ghfr , ' ' , ' . . K , . L . L I . x Y ' I - . , I - V L Y 3 Y . 7 ' ' 1 - plete turkey dinner with an extra fruit basket. The dinner basket, together 1 I I 7 l ' L K I I 2 ' ' . - . . . ' I l t I 4 , r 'T L V . - I ' ' r . all ' 'Ti .., I Qs? -., Af' I lst row left to rreht Thomas Bcncdcttt Robert A-,lswsorth Samuel Patterson Ralph Har vey Albert St Onee George Ilynn Rontld Wlllman 7nd row left to rtght Ithcl Lcssard Marx Cardoza judnth Gagnon JL1llClIC Rona Mlss Marte L Paqum Margaret Abbruul Nanty Occ leannte Wyka Nancy Vxtullo 3rd row left to right Dolores Lafhtncc Flnzabcth Smtth Charlotte 'lovm Irene Costa joan Rene Mary Garafolo Carol Davol 4th row left to rnght Idwrn Mason jane Conrxclc Arlene Head Jacqueline Neveux Barbara Ftnuccn Anne York Jane Callanan Dorts Rxvard Helen Shea Norman Floor Audrey Trombley Roger Ferreira Sth row left to right Shlrley Sanchas Thomas Wrneht Vxctor Andreozzl Mlchael Trtcomb Ntcholas Waterman Alan Marks Frank Ardnto Armand Lamonde Audrey Smtth Wtllnam Sweet FRENCH CLUB The French Club held a Chrtstmfts party December 18th complete mth Par1s1an sxdewalk cafe decor and two guests from France The French mstructton room was set wtth numerous tables around a large center table topped wtth a ltghted Qhrtstmas tree and laden wtth French pastry and other refreshments Awntngs hung out tnto the room from aboxe the blackboards bearmg the names of mo famous French cafes Cafe de la Patx and Les Des Magots Members of the club and guests danced ln the gymnastum and walked across to the cafe for refreshments Specral guests were Mrs eanne S Felt and her stster Mlss Marguerite Saurm of France who were spendmg the wtnter tn Newport Mrs Felt 1S the w1fe of the man who mventcd the comptometer Mlss Paqutn our advlser was the guest of Mesdames Felt and Sturm durmg her vtstt to France tn 1950 On March 15th the club sponsored three tnterestmg films They were Glzmprer 0 Pant Ballet 0 :he Parzr Opera and Parzeur the Bene actor Members of the club attended the concert gtven at the Town Hall on March 50th by the R I Vocal Soctety under the dtrectton of Rene Vlau The fact that these three events were well attended by the students showed thetr keen tnterest rn French culture Dorothy Dallaire , . Jo Ann Catalano, Eleanor Maddox John Mogayzel ,. Barbara Morton ., The play was directed by Mr. Leo R. Boutin, assisted by Mrs. Bernice Wayland. .,, . .. ......,..,... jane Ann UCLEMENTINEH This year's Senior Play was Clementine, a comedy in three acts by Anne Coulter Martens and William Davidson. The story, briefly, is about a young girl who doesn't want to grow up. How she finally decides that it's more fun to go out with boys than to play football with them makes an hilarious and altogether delightful play. lt was presented on April 17, to a full house. The cast included: Robert Avila .,...... .... Margaret Abbruzzi. ..,.,. . Irene Costa. ,........ ..,.. . Raymond Aguiar .,........ john Greene.. ,... Norman Rose ...,, . .............Cathy ,....,..Ann McNeil 7 'I ., .,,..,..,.. ........,.., G erald Kelley Miss Pringle Judy Gagnon .,,....,,... ......... ,...,..,.....,l.Abe .............,...,...Bertha ..,...........Mary Kelley Clementine Kelley .......Rusty Shop J Iroblcms of Dcmmracy unior English 9 Glcc Club Home ECOFIOIHILQ Art Drivin Scninr History Football Game II?--, HX' 3 h T'XAf .. W-s,,',,, 1 'A , . A o limbs :md Mr. Simistcr Shop Gardiner Medal NANCY OGG :Y 'di V French T7 Visit to U.N. N. Ogg, -1. Gonrick, B. Swenson ff. Q ff' s ' . 2 jggnes. , ' i Chemistry 9 SRT! if ii of 'X, L-.I Luk g5'N F?!,3x K. NMw.M,o,,,,,gN - 1 X J' s q 41? x W K ,fgg 0 V6 5,5 NRM, 4 I lu- M 5, FOOTBALL-1951 When the first practice was called, Coach Burdge had nine lettermen and twenty-three other candidates report for the 1951 season. Vin Gasparro and Jack Saviano were picked to lead the team on the field. The Redskins got ofi' to a fast start with a 13 to 6 victory over South Kingston. The Skins' first score came in the first period after a 52-yard drive with Bob Avila going over from the one-yard line. In the fourth period jack Saviano intercepted a S. K. pass on his own 20-yard line, and returned it to the S. K. 40. In five plays the Skins moved the ball to the Southies 5-yard line with joe Harvey hitting pay dirt with the winning T.D. The following week the Skins traveled down to East Greenwich where they went down to a 14 to 0 defeat. The Avengers scored on long drives in the second and third periods. In their next outing Warren was literally beaten into the ground by Al Sokolowski and his Lockwood teammates. Sokolowski scored all 25 points as they trampled over the Skins, 25 to 0. Warren's lone bid for a T.D. came in the second period when they marched down to the Blue Devils 10-yard line, but lost the ball on downs. The Warren eleven played host to Coventry in their next game, and came up with a 7 to 0 victory. A 77-yard drive in the Hrst period ended with Joe Harvey hitting pay dirt on an eight-yard end run. Bob Avila crashed over center for the point. During the drive, the Harvey brothers, joe and Paul, did the bulk of the ball carrying. In their next encounter the Redskins came up with a 16 to 6 decision over North Kingston. joe Harvey scored the first T.D. on an eighteen-yard run. In the third period with fourth down on the Skipper's 20 and fifteen yards to go for a first down, Paul Harvey tossed a pass to Vic Andreozzi that went for the first down. Bob Avila then crashed over from the five. In the final period Warren picked up two more points when a fumble pushed the Northies into the end zone. The following week found the Redskins on a rain soaked field playing Bar- rington. The Skins downed the Eagles by a 14 to 0 score. Warren's first score came after a 40-yard march with Paul Harvey going over from the two. Maurice LaChance went into the line for the extra point. The Skins' second touchdown came in the last quarter with LaChance smashing over from the one-yard line. Joe Harvey swept the end for the point. The Warren line played very good ball holding the Eagles down to three first downs, while the Warren backs racked up eleven. Warren's next game was with a powerful Colt eleven. The big break of the game went against the Skins as Colt's margin of victory was the result of a blocked punt. Late in the first quarter Warren's Bob Avila tried to kick from his own five, but Sal Annarummo broke through the Warren line, blocked the kick, and fell on it in the end zone. In the second period the Redskins drove down to the Colt two-yard line, but they were stopped on a wild lateral from Paul Harvey to his brother joe which sent the Skins back to the eleven. In the third period a Warren march extended all the way to the Bristol twenty before they lost the ball on downs. XLXRSVTY BASKETBALL Co-Captain - David Muccino, Senior, Co-Captain - joseph Harvey, Senior, Donald Betty, junior, Robert Smith. junior, Robert Aylsworth, Juniorg Ed- ward Correia, junior, Paul Har- vey, Sophomore, Raymond Dio- dati, Sophomore, Stanley Jawor- ski, Sophomore, James Mello, BASKETBALL 1951-1952 Warren High started its 1951-1952 basketball season with an easy 44-29 victory over North Kingston. Patil Harvey took scoring honors with 10 points. In their next game the Redskins came out on top of a 26-24 decision over Coventry. Don Berry was high man with 9 points. The Redskins made it three straight by downing R. I. Deaf, 52-20. Bob Smith and Don Berry were top scorers with 11 and 10 points, respectively. ln their next game, Wtirreii played South Kingston, and were handed their First defeat of the season, by a 62-55 margin in overtime. S. K. went ahead, 54-55, with 10 seconds remaining, but a foul shot by Stan jaworski tied the score. In the overtime Don Brown of S. K. scored all eight points, while the Skins' lone point came on another foul shot by jaworski. Don Berry with 16 points and Patil Harvey with 14, led the Witrreii attack. With Bob Smith scoring 16 points the Redskins scored an easy 59-57 victory over East Greenwich. The Redskins, playing one of their best games of the season, were defeated by Barrington, 54-52. Dave Muccino 17, Bob Smith 13, and Don Berry with 13 points led the Warren attack. joe and Patil Harvey played a hne defensive game. Warren dropped its third game of the season, by a 47-54 score to Cumber- land. Bob Smith was high for the Redskins with 9 points. Sophomore, Coach - Donat Brochu, Iklanager - Richard Krawczyk. INIBASKETBALL Victor Andreozzi,Thomas Wright, Anthony DiSa1vo, Alfred Dio- dati, Robert Peters, Anthony De- Robbio, Daniel Scully, Robert Correia, Bruce Martin, William Aldrich, Peter Gagnon, Russell Fitting - Manager. The Redskins, playing host to its border rival Colt, came up with a 40-56 victory. The 'Skins down. 52-26, at the end of the third period, put on a last period rally, and outscored Colt, 14-4. Bob Smith and Dave Muccino were high for the 'Skins with 12 and ll points, respectively. Starting the second round, the Redskins rolled over North Kingston, 52-24. Dave Muccino was the offensive star with l5 points. In their next game the 'Skins defeated Coventry, -'17-59. Dave Muccino with 12 points, and Ray Diodati with I0 points led the Wfarren attack. Warren scored an easy 56-27 victory over R. I. Deaf. Ray Diodati and jim Mello led in the scoring with l2 and 10 points, respectively. In their next encounter the Redskins were tagged with a 64-57 defeat by South Kingston. Don Taft and Don Brown of S. K. scoring 45 points between them, led the South attack, while Warrens lone ace was Dave Muccino with 11 points. Warren was handed its second straight setback at East Greenwich by a 46-41 score. Dave Muccino with 10 points, was high for the 'Skins Barrington, scoring 50 points in the last half, tagged Warren for its third straight defeat, by a 48-50 score. .lack Hathaway. scoring 22 points, was sharpest for the Eagles. Don Berry with ll points was high for the 'Skins Warren, trying to revenge an earlier defeat, hit its season's high while defeating Cumberland, 60-49. Dave Muccino 19. Bob Smith 14, and Don Berry with 12 points were high for the Redskins. With Bob Smith scoring 19 points, the Redskins again defeated Colt 49-45. The 'Skins went out front, 6-0, in the first period and never fell behind. The Redskins led 45-55 going into the final quarter. but a Colt rally tied the score at 45-45. With ten seconds remaining Don Berry drove in for a layup that proved to be the winning basket. Dave Muccino with I0 points was second highest for the 'Skins joe and Paul Harvey both played a fine defensive game. Playing their last game for Warren High School were, Co-Captains Dave Muccino and joe Harvey, if -lt BASEBALL-1951 Warren started its 1951 Baseball Season off with an 8 to 5 victory over Pawtucket East at jamiels Park. East scored two runs in the top of the second, on three hits, one error, and a walk. ln the bottom of the same inning, the Red- skins got one run back on a fielder's choice, stolen base, and a single. In the top of the fifth, East scored their last run on three walks, and a deep fly to left. In the bottom of the fifth the 'Skins scored hve runs on three hits, and five walks. Joe DeMello paced the Redskins with three hits in five trips. In their next game the Redskins were defeated by De LaSalle, 8 to O. De LaSalle sewed the game up in the first inning on a triple, two doubles and a single for three runs. The Redskins then moved to McCoy Stadium where they were tagged with a 6 to 5 defeat by St. Raphael. The 'Skins scored three runs in the third inning on three singles and a triple by Don Berry. St. Raphael came back in the fourth to score two runs on two hits and two errors. In the fifth they also came up with four runs on four hits, and two errors. Joe Andrade and Joe DeMello each collected two hits in four times at the plate. At jamiel's Park the Redskins were defeated IO to 4 by Rogers. Rogers scored ten runs on twelve hits, and seven errors.. In the third inning the 'Skins put together four hits and three walks for their only runs. Dick Krawczyk led the Redskins' attack with three hits in four trips. Scoring eight runs on six hits and two errors in the sixth inning, Barrington defeated Warren, ll to 2. Warren's only runs came on singles by Iggy Delekta and joe Harvey, and a double by Ken Deblois. In their next game the 'Skins were defeated 6 to 4 by Colt. Warren jumped out to a 3 to 0 lead in the first inning on four hits and one error. Colt came back with one run in the first, and four in the second. Iggy Delekta with three hits, was the batting star for Warren. May 16, 1951 will be remembered as Hugh Morrison Day, for he pitched the first no-hit no-run game in Warren since 1945. Backed by some fine fielding he defeated Pawtucket West, 4 to 0. Don Berry was the only Redskin to collect two hits, one of which was a home run. In their next encounter the Redskins defeated De LaSalle, 6 to 5. The 'Skins scored two runs in the second, on singles by Dick Krawczyk and Don Fitting and a triple by joe Harvey. ln the third the 'Skins scored two more runs on singles by Ken Deblois and Krawczyk, and a triple by Vin Gasparro. The Redskins scored one in the sixth, and added another in the ninth. Dick Krawczyk led the Warren hitting attack with three hits. The Redskins again were defeated by St. Raphael, 4 to 2. The 'Skins' two runs came in the last of the ninth, on singles by joe Harvey and Don Fitting, and a triple by Don Berry. In their next game the Warren nine went down to a ll to 5 defeat by Barrington. The 'Skins scored three runs in the second inning on three hits and two errors, and added two more runs in the eighth. At Cardines Field in Newport, the Redskins suffered another defeat by Rogers, 12 to 4. The 'Skins scored three runs in the second, on four hits and two errors, and added their last run in the ninth. Dick Krawczyk and joe Andrade led the Warren hitters with two hits in four trips, In the last game of the season, the Redskins went down to a 6 to 4 defeat by Colt. The 'Skins scored one in the third, one in the sixth and two in the eighth. Ken Deblois was the only Redskin to collect two hits. This was the last time for Dick Krawczyk, Iggy Delekta, joe Andrade, Ed Blount, john Bryden, and Hugh Morrison to wear a Warren uniform. 4 r , I '.Q. 1 ld 4 4 fir? 'NL H35 5 X V 1 f , Q1 ,Q .- 533 ' I U f My WWW W M, Cgtyull 1 iffy!! 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Cardoza Mr 8: Mrs Wilfred Dallaire Mr 8: Mrs Nils A Ellin Mr 8: Mrs Albert Fortner A Friend Mr 8: Mrs Andrew P Gagnon Mrs Florence L Gagnon 8: Mrs Artl1ur Granger 8: Mrs Walter Greene 8: Mrs Charles jovin 8: Mrs joseph Krawczyk Miss Antonette M Lama Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Lefebvre Rev 8: Mrs Samuel A Livingstone 8: Mrs George Maddox Mrs William K McMillan Mogayzel Mrs Albert Morton Mrs Frank M11cc1no Mrs John Ogg Miss Lo111se Pal 1210 Mr 8: Mrs Henryj Peterson MISS Sl11rley j Peterson Mr 8. Mrs esse Rose Mr 8. Mrs P1111 S Shelton Mr 8. Mrs Russell Xlcfflglif GAUDEAMUS ICITUR SENIOR CLASS SONG In mundo fuere' U 1 s11nt qui ante nos In mLlDdO fuere Transeas 1d superos Abe1s 1d inferos 11os si NIS videre LIOS si vis videre 1 ivant professores Vivat academia vivant professores Vixat membrum quodlibet V1v1t membrum quocllibet Semper sint in flore Semper sint in flore Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . l Mr. . Mr. 8: . i ' . ' Mr. S. Mr. 8: . Mr. 8: . ' Mr. 8: . 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