Warwick Veterans Memorial High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1956 volume:

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THOMAS LAVERY We, the Class of 1956, wish to express our deepest appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Thomas Lavery for the time and effort he has given to our class. He has shown untiring effort in satisfying our wants, and has worked with us to make every senior activity the best imaginable. Never before has an advisor handled our affairs with such understanding. Our most sincere thanks to Mr. Lavery who has helped us to make this year the most memorable among our high school career. an iz of nrdiimi' Furuxord Duiie 111011 XCiIHll119U lUOl1 C i me Leiden Sunfire L I1dLI'Li399lT1Ll1 Xthletici Lomlxiiw Bimini ird Lficikinf Pom mi Xdi Lrtieiiw -if 6 I BI , . 4 X .Al . 5 fa.. . . T6 V ' L , 13 T N .. 3 69 Activities 75 f i . 90 .' b K Af 1: f' g Q II7 , W F 121 .N- HY Brintipalki Message Elin baniurs The Class of 1956 will be remembered as the first to be graduated from the new Warwick Veterans Memorial High School. For reasons too numerous to outline here, I am particularly proud of the senior class. The fact that you have had to forego some of the more normal attributes of a high school and that you have had to gear yourselves to the demands of emergency operation has not gone unrecognized. You have applied yourselves diligently, you have helped in consid- able measure to build a spirit of devotion, respect, co-operation, and leadership to be emulated by under-graduates in the years to come. In your studies and in your extra-curricular activities you have been exemplary. It is a pleasure on the part of the administration and the faculty to recognize your achievements. We are proud of the tireless effort and the excellent work that have gone into the school paper, the yearbook, the musical review, the senior play, and the fine sportsmanship you have exercised in athletic functions, and the spirit of loyalty to your school, to your teachers, and to your fellow classmates. To the Graduating Class of 1956, I say THANK YOU. Wherever duty calls you, the good will of your Alma Mater will always attend you. HAROLD F. SCOTT Principal, Wamick Veterans Memorial High School 7 l Qhministratiun HAROLD F. SCOTT Principal XX!arwick Veterans Memorial High School J. IRVING MOURNIGHAN Vice-Principal Vlfarwiclc Veterans Memorial High School Qhministratiun HORACE E. HOBBS Assistant Superintendent Warwick Schools CHARLES B. MacKAY Superintendent Warwick Schools CLARENCE S. TAYLOR Assistant Superintendent Warwick Schools .Lil -.l. an-.I 'Q' -L 9, I W- V SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Row, l. to r.: Francis Crawley, BS. in Ed.. Hockey, Asst. Baseball, Drill Masterg Hazel Daily. A.M.. Ed,B., 1' Student Council, Camella Santoro, Ed.B., A.M.. Stu- dent Municipal Govtg Daniel Pendergast, Ph.B., Foot- ball. Second Row. l. to r.: john Salasses, AB., Student Con- gress and Legislature: Christopher Rallis. BS. M.S., LLB.. Football, Jfatultp ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First Row. l. to r.' Ruth Shailer. AB.: Barbara Kem- alian, AB., A.M.. Good Viiillg Mary Petrella. B.S. in Lib. Arts. lllth Grade Comp. Plays. Second Row, l. to r.: Richard johnson. AB.. Cross Country, Asst. Track: Edna Shanley. Ed.B.. Ed.M.g Mary Mulligan, A.B. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT First Row, l. to r.: Frances Otis, Ed.B.g Grace Rafanelli, Ed.B.. Ed.M.g Richard E. Taylor, AB.. A.M.' Second Row, l. to r.: William De- Roin, Ed.B., Dance Bandg Beatrice Colvin, Ed.B., Slide Rule Clubg Ed- ward Roth, Ph.B. X A X SCIFNCIII DEPARTMENT Standing. l. ro rf .lohn Lonilxirili. Plrli.. I2d.M.. -lerry DeLuca. BS.. Science Fiiirg Raymond Carroll. BS.. Var- sity Baseball. ,loscph Rohlotl. ISS. M S.. Nicole Fair: Theodore Horlman. BS. in Ifdg ,loseph Mclieon. BS. Ed.B., Ed.M.. Radio Club. 10 Y - 5 J ,. -P' i 1',!5,- , gs,-gzadlghfiz HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Seated. l. to r.: Marion Bailey. B.S.. Home Economics Club: Dorothy Mayor, BS, junior Class Advisor, janet Camper, BS fl l 196 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated, l. to r.: Alice R. Hurl, Ed.B., Gryphon, Beatrice West, A.B., Ed.M., Debating, Barry Smith, Elizabeth Duffy, Ed.B., Ed.M., Loretta Ross, A.B., Hurricane Herald, Standing, l. to r.: William G. Weston, A.B., AM., Dra- matics, Thomas Shola, A.B., Football Backtield. SNA I, , ... nj J. L 1 .6 Lev! 1. . LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT L. to r.: Alfred Saute, A.B., Gryphong Eleanor Haigh, A.B., Ethel Reid, A.B., Robert Mignone, A.B., A.M., Honors Day. - ge T J fn bl - l3UIDANCE DEPARTMENT Seated, l, to r.: Kenneth Riley, Ed B., M.A.g Alden Saunders, B.S., Ed ry, Ed.B., Ed.M. Standing, l. to r.: Alfred Pascale B.S., M.A.g Thomas Lavery, Ed.B. Ed.M., Senior Class Advisor. LIBRARIAN Elizabeth Price, A.B., Library Club, Future Nurses. 3 if iUSIC DEPARTMENT 0 . Mus. D., Band. Orch. X 11 M., Margaret Earley, Ed.B.g Mar- guerite Robertson, A.B., A.M., Esther Conlin, Ed.B., Michael Mor- rothy Wordell, B. of Mus., Glee Club. iarianna Willard, Ed.B., Revue, Paul Wiggin, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT First Row, l. to r.: Mary Toto, Joan Swedberg, B.S. in B.Ed., Myrtle Godwin, B.S. in B.Ed.g Shirley Bourbeau. Second Row, l. to r.: john Venditto, B.S., Elizabeth Don- nelly, B,S. in B.Ed.g Mary Shea, BS, in B,Ed., Hurricane Herald, Allen Swan, B.S. in B.Ed. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated, 1. to r.: Raymond Amend, B.S.g Robert Duclosg Albert Mezza notti, B.S. in Ed. Standing, I. to r.: john McGiveney, B.S., Athletic Director, Eugene Per naveau, Rifle Club, Charles Chais son, B.S. in Ed., Philip Barker. 11 VI AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Minard Price, B.S., EEA. I 196 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT L. to r.g Edward jusczyk, B.S. W Robert Miller, B.S., Ed.M., T Hall, B.S. Basketball. I OFFICE STAFF Seated: Helen Gray, Switchboardg Claire Wright, Clerk. Standing: Ann johnson, Clerk. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated, l. to r.: Lucy Bottone, B.S. in B.Ed.g Mary Tilling- hasr, Ed.B., B.S. in B.Ed., School Accountsg Audrey Riley, Ed.B., B.S. in B.Ed.g Delores Gteerg Anna Cole, Ed.M., B.S. in Ed., 10th Grade Advisorg Josephine DelVecchio, B.S. in B.Ed. Standing: George Bockstael, B.S. in B.Ed. B.S. in Ed. srl, ART DEPARTMENT L. to r.: Karl R. Rittman, B.F.A., Tennis, Chess Clubg Peter Doley, L:,,,N ,I .x li Q' I :Vins-lam is-E. ' bin V7 SECRETARY TO MR SCOTT Mrs Elsie Salmon SCHOOL PHYSICIAN joseph T. Barrett, M.D. SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Marion R. Lundin, R.N. ASSISTANTS r 40 W ,Shao J 'nf 1,5472 juwf GQ, ' In ph WIM HEAD .IANITOR William L. I.aBonte ' 'adm SCHOOL MATRON Mrs. Clegg so Z CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ruth Marland. Secreraryg Miss Louise Wheeler, Dietician T G SSE X N zmxmffgl ,Y 1 K Z1 I ' 1 1 s '. Y 1 - N . , 1 'L lass 5 - lleahers CHARLES RANDALL President Class of 1956 RICHARD PLAMONDON Vxce Pres1der1r Class of 1956 ffm W1 VV KW E1 EANOR NFARX 16 TONIA GELFUSO Trefxsurer Se t Class of 1956 Cl1s5lff,l3I56 Qifffffr '1 :iff W my 21 GLENN RICHARDS PORTIA SMITH Gryphon Gryphon Co-Editor ' C0-Editor EDWARD GARABEDIAN Presldenr Student Councrl MARIE MCCABE BASIL WHITING Co ELIIIOI C0 Edlfof Hurricane Herald 17 Hurricane Herald JAMES MICHAEL AGUIRE Mrke 319 Atlannc Avenue Lakewood SARKIS I- AHLUIAN Sarko mi'-5 Va! 1763 Elmwood Avenue Norwood CARL AHI-QUIST 19 Sandlewood Avenue Norwood DONALD ALBA Don 43 Lydlck Avenue Spring. Green JOHN AI-BERIGO JR 49 Mystrc Drive Buttonwoods sf cv FDWARD ALBERT ALI XANDI R 3 Alex 7under Knox 67 Maxn Avenue Greenwood ROBERT RICHARD AU-ARD Allard l5'5 Centerville Road. Apponaug 18 SALLY LOU ALDRICH 269 Narragansett Parkway Gaspee Plateau ANN ELIZABETH ALLEN l9 Aberdeen Avenue, Gaspee Plateau RAYMOND C ALSFELD Ray KENNETH EDWARD ALLSTROM 153 Edgehm Road Home Sawdoff 15 Richfield Street Hillsgrove RICHARD ANDERSON 148 Chapman Avenue Greenwood f Y V27 SONYA ANN ANDRADE Sunny 12 Mayfair Road Gaspee Plateau 'Q I' WILLIAM AMOROSO B1 63 Yates Avenue Wamick JUDITH P. ANSLOW .. udy . 108 Ruggles Avenue. Norwood R, I JUDITH ARNOLD Judy ROBERT L- ARMSTRONG 214 Pierce Avenue, Norwood Bob THOMAS MURRAY 197 Midgley Avenue, Apponaug ARCHAMBAULT ..Moe.. 11 Roger Williams Avenue, Lakewood 19 JUDITH S ARNOLD 26 Edgeknoll Avenue Gaspee Plateau pw-t WILLIAM RICHARD AUCOIN Bi 23 Whipple Avenue Longmeadow ARLEEN CHRISTINE BAILEY 220 Third Avenue Norwood CONSTANCE BAILY BERYL JANE BARKER 43 Colony Avenue, Greenwood 'Con 1057 Main Avenue Greenwood LYNDALL L. BARNES Lindy 18 Peace Street, Gaspee Plateau 20 JANET BARBARA AUSTIN an 54 Dudley Avenue Conimicut NANCY ANN BAKER Nance' 213 Occupasstuxet Road Hoxsie JANIS LEA BARTH ..Jan.. 107 Biltmore Avenue, Greenwood wi W..,,'T' 63'- ,gf if RONALD C BATES Ronnre MFREDITH BARTLETT 50 Lane 8 Gaspee Pornt 26 Corn Street Hoxsle LAWRENCE WALDO Larry 150 Brentwood Avenue Greenwood 93 fl -4 G L B PRISCILLA BEAUDET at NANCY RUTH BEAUCHENE 1 Gate Court Hoxsle HIICC R hJER'IfBEATTY 9 173 George Arden Avenue Green ood gr x ' Bergre ' NORBERT J BERARD 280 Grand Vrew Drrve 'King' Cedar Tree Pornt DAVID ARTHUR BENWAY 652 Oakland Beach Avenue 'Dave Oakland Beach 21 Farr Street, Pawtuxet 21 We ' ,.. ' . '-. 4 ,,.....':'- ROBERT ARNOLD BERGNER A xv 3 A 0 Q . 4 av ' A - ' , , X-. Q , 1 3 Q ' iii, fx It 2- if n t ! 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THOMAS FRANCIS BONN Bunnv 76 Kenway Avenue Oakland Beach JOAN MARIE BORRELLI Joame a Hoyle Avenue Hxllsgrove SHIRLEY LOSEISIE BOULUER lr 244 Sumner Avenue Norwood CLAIRE CATHERINE BOURESSA 164 Parksnde Dnve Gaspee Plateau ALFRED VICTOR BOLATIIN Burch 77 Cammy Road Apponauk ROBERT WHITMAN BRIDGEHOIJSE Alvan G 22 37 Aborn Avenue Lakewood fn , HJ ku I in I I f S at C 2' if ff t Il - , ll 1 Qi X V' 1 K ' ' x V Y 1-- Q I Q55 :- ei: CAROL ANNE BRIGGS 50 Mmnesota Avenue Lmcoln Park 1 'K 'VS 'fp K if KENNETH BROOKS 7 Waterfront Dnve Warwrck Downs DONALD BROOKS Don 117 Hope Avenue Longmeadow Q f RAYMOND BROWN Ray MARGERY FDITH BROWN 31 Moore Street Hoxsle Marge DOUGLAS GEORGE BROWN 25 South Atlantic Avenue Pawtuxet Doug 29 Black Street Lakewood -sg, JOHN JOSEPH BURGESS johnny CHARLES WALTER BURDETT 384 Samuel Gorton Avenue Baysrde Hank MILDRI D IUZABITH BUGBH 1 Blackburn Street, Hlllsgrove Mlllle 568 Church Avenue, Hoxsne 23 lf I 2 1 -V v -V 'A ' ',gf,',j , wi-f 'iw ' V ,, ' , 1. 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Bette 111 Cross Road Drrve Warwnck Neck JOAN ELAINE CASTRICONE Joanxe 269 Adams Street Lakewood ELIZABETH ANN CARLOW Betty KATHLEEN ANN CAMPBELL 103 Arnold Neck Drrve Apponaug Kathy 19 Gage Street Longmeadow ,Y JUDITH ELAINE CARSONE udy 240 Prerce Avenue Norwood ELIZABETH ANN CASWELL Berry 79 Earl Street Greenwood 25 JANE E CASEY Hflle 57 Lawn Avenue Gaspee Plateau MARY A CECCARELLI Cessey 760 Strawberry Fleld Road Greenwood 141- E - L A 'e I' 4 . I ' , , . . , . V, , A, V, ' Q4 A ' 'A 77: ' F 1 V. L was .' ,Ang wg , , W V x -W 5: g 1 ENN V'-4 , - U I ' - n 11 f, -.T . I 3 , V ,gif 45 , - ,yt-I ' may . , xy STANLEY DAVID CHACE Stan I5 Sharon Street Greenwood DIANE CHENTKO f DANIEL EDWARD CHRISTIANSON Dan 21 Blake Street Conimicut 5-ll Fair Street Gaspee Plateau 'CF' RICHARD DAVID CHRISTY Dick 261 Harrington Avenue, Norwood VIRGINIA CAROL CLARK Ginny 25 Newtield Avenue. Lakewood 'Il ROSEMARY CILLEY , ling, 111417 , , 50 Harrop Avenue Apponaug., V . BARBARA ANN CLARK Barb ll0 Trent Avenue Hoxsie 405 CHARLIQS LUDNWIG timtzsox Chaz JANET COBURN ...wana 2 Staples Avenue, Apponauig 128 Kiwanee Road. Pilgrim Park 26 H? CAROL ANN COLE Carol Second Avenue Norwood ,pv- fb BEATRICE H COLVIN Bea LVL PATRICIA ANN COLE at DOROTHY MH-DRED COLE 32 Jackson Street Lakewood Dome 72 Harrop Avenue Apponaug CAROLYN W CORNELL Carol PATRICIA ANN CONNER 43 S1lver Lake Avenue Lakewood at 120 Keeley Avenue Butronwoods 159 Kmght Street Ponnac JANICE COLLOTTE COUTCHER D1 PATRICIA ANNE COUGHI-IN 1591 Greenw1ch Avenue, Apponaug 'Pat JOYCE VELENA COSTEI-I-O 151 Pender Avenue, Longmeadow JOY' 160 Old M111 Blvd , Con1m1cut Pom! 27 . I Q S I , Y .XA 'I I f' - I , 21 . ' -'p 101 , MU :yoj EWVV V V If 1, V q,,- .3 fry ,.,. , D lhbf T Q , :IP n I . ng . 'll L., ' 1 an K THOMAS GROVES COX X2 V i Tom 29 Fem Street, Hoxsie RAYMOND ANTHONY CRETA i Ray 185 Ottowa Avenue Oakland Beach DONALD RATDMOND CRONIN on 73 Van Buren Street Lakewood WILLIAM LEO CUMMINGS Buddy 74 Vera Street Greenwood DOROTHY MAE CURRY Dome 114 Welfare Avenue Norwood ROBERT GEORGE DANIS 3236 Post Road Apponaug HAZEL DARLING Haze 44 Lydlck Avenue Sprung Green BEVERLY ANN DAVIES v ll Proctor Avenue Lakewood RICHARD C'?hu 2N DAVIES uc 652 Maln Avenue Greenwood 28 .i ROBERT EDWARD DEADY Bo ROGER ALBERT DAVIGNON 3400 post Road Apponaug Rog., 3310 West Shore Road Apponaug WALTER GUSTAV DERJUE Walt ANTHONY DCMAULA 91 Calxfornxa Avenue Lnncoln Park 535 Hoxsne Avenue Hoxsxe Ned' CHARLES JAMES DONOVAN 64 Dartmouth Avenue, Gaspee Plateau Charlxe 345 Beach Avenue, Connmxcut 29 MARY JANE DeGREGORY Gmny 829 Jefferson Boulevard Hxllsgrove ALAN H DONOVAN 133 Txernan Avenue Cedar Tree Ponnt SHIRLEY ANN DUKE ' Dukle EDWIN THOMPSON DREW 91 Canonchet Avenue, Gaspee Plateau PAUL ANTHONY DUTRA Dutee 956 Narragansett Parkway ROBERTA ANN EGAN Gaspee Plateau Betta 457 Farr Street Gaspee Plateau Gd' MARJORIE ELAINE ERICKSON Mxdge 261 Gorton Lake Boulevard Greenwood SYI-VIA VIRCHNIA ERICKSON 22 Klng Street Pontiac ROBERT CARL FAHLMAIN 16 Fanrvnevs Road Gaspee Plateau JOE CE MILDRED FECTEAU o 95 Staples Axenue Apponaui. 30 JUDITH ANNE ENGELHARDT udy 344 Elm Street Norwood DAVID LEONARD EVANS Dave 86 Stone Avenue Buttonwoods JUDITH ANN FEENEY udy 18 Lawrence Avenue Pawtuxet or -9 ff - E . usyln , Lt W.. lx. Y I FG X I 1 L' 5 . . ' , J YH A 1 DOMINIC SARAFINO FFRRLTTI Lard 644 East Avenue Natick i CAROL JEANNE FITZPATRICK Fitzie DAVID EI-MER FISHI-OCK 48 Greene Street Greenwood Remely 349 Warwick Neck Avenue Warwick Neck RICHARD E FULLER Dick NORMA JEAN FULLER 7 Fowley Street Spring Green Jeanie HELEN MARIE FOX 30 Longwood Avenue Gaspee Plateau 7 Garfield Avenue Warwick Neck DOLORES FURTADO 2826 Post Road, Greenwood r V BARBARA FRANCES GALUSHA Bobbie B51 I Y ANN GALLIGAN 124 Chestnut Street, Norwood Blondie 77 MacArthur Drive, Buttonwoods 31 2 . ALLEN GAMMONS 0 Spencer Street Covxesett BARBARA GARDINER 45 Sandy Lane Apponaug., THOMASJ GANGE Tom 341 Sargent Street Norwood ROBERT EDWARD GARRETT HB0 ., 68 Suburban Parkway Oakland Beach THOMAS JOSEPH GARVEY O Northup Street, Oakland Beach TONIA BEVERLY GELFUSO Toni 82 Glenwood Drive. Hoxsie 32 Kx EDWARD WILLIAM GARABEDIAN 2258 Elmwood Avenue Norwood MONICA GARVEY Garv T0 Northup Street Oakland Beach X , X ,r s WALTER GERMOND 57 Ring Avenue, Norwood If kai 3' MARGARET JANE GOULD 9 .fn 1 WILFRED GEORGE GORTON JR 474 West Shore Road Home Wnllle EUGENE JOSEPH GIRARD 136 Staples Avenue Apponaug 80 Brayton Avenue Natick K' I THOMAS GOUVFIA Sarge 202 Kllvert Street Hlllsgrove .21 KENNETH EDWARD GRANT Ken 247 Mxll Cove Road, Rnvervnew A FREDERICK CHANDLER GRANT Fre BARBARA KATHERINE GRAHAM 374 Greenwood Avenue Greenwood Barb 765 Mam Avenue Greenwood JANET EIMLY GREAVES Jan 454 Oakland Beach Avenue Oakland Beach 33 AI' 'Dc -1- X CYNTHIA R GREENBLATT Cyn 3 Fnendly Drxve, Gaspee Plateau wig e7,' R ,S , 'A ' felt 7 A n H a. Y if A 'T at A'vl Q51-L, l A Mamie ' fjfi A' , . - . 1 ,, , V 'bg 4: , , , H- f W X -x . -1 dw A' ! A ' Y V V M Us f ' 1 ,, fig if Hy, 0 . , 2 ' I K 3, 1 V, if PATRICIA FLORENCE GRINNELL 3 .. at.. JANE LOUISE GRINROD janre 68 Maryland Avenue Lmcoln Park 339 Grove Avenue Baysrde NANCY LINNEA GUSTAFSON Nan 33 Morton Drnve Gaspee Plateau Q-ani' i RICHARD I-IADFIELD 112 Samuel Gorton Avenue Baysxde JANET CAROLYN I-IAGGAS Hfl 99 Cavalcade Boulevard Hoxsre RONALD CHARLES HAIGH Pee Wee 790 Post Road Lakewood 'tr' it-f f IUDITH ADRIENNE HARAC7 udy 700 Armstrong., Avenue Warurck Neal-t PAULINE CATHERINE HARRIS 47 Benbrndge Axenue Lakewood WILLIAM HARRISON r 6 News Held Avenue Lakewood 34 P 1 3 l 0 K , y ,A Rx 'kt .U .. I A - lb F A 1 l L E6 4 1 Q ' 3 A ,, + ,, .Lr, 55' . B ,HJ , , C. I . I ..a. ' nc,-' A A ' A A Bu SJ 1 CAROL JOYCE HATHAWAY Cal MARION HARTI-EY 98 Overhill Road, Cowesett 98 Acorn Lakewood SONDRA MAY HAWORTH 23 Spring Garden Street, Pawruxet I A A , -1 If BARBARA EILEEN HEAL Barb 23 Milton Road, Lakewood 'E 1 s B MARY ELIZABETH HERBERT Mary Lee DAVID GORDON HFFRY -5 Berkeley Road, Cowessett Dave 99 Normandy Drive, Greenwood 35 MARY ANN I-IEROUX Lulu 59 Observatory Road Norwood ALICE ARNRID HINDAL 41 Blackmore Street Cowesett PATRICIA ANNE HOLLAND at 18 Maryland Avenue Llntoln Park DONALD PARKER HIGGINS Hlggy 42 Fuller Street Commxcut DOROTHY GENEVA HIGGINSON Hmm 1128 Mann Avenue Greenwood GEORGE WILFRED HOCKHOUSEN Hock 144 Pleasant Street Apponaug Y CLAIRE ALICE HODSDON C ay 177 Vaughn Avenue Greenwood WILLIAN1 GORDON HOLLAND 1 66 Earlham Way Hnllsnrove ARNOLD GARRF HOPKINS HODPV 54 Shlrley Street, Lakewood f 36 as . , , If ,,, Q I , Vf- I b l l I ' 1 S' R fx 1 . 1 1 I f . I ',: NP ,. A I ' B'l1 NX ROBERT A HOURTAI. Bush ALICE EVA HOUI-E 67 Lrncoln Avenue Lxncoln Park Penny ELLEN NANCY HOPKINS 315 Pequot Avenue Oakland Beach F ea 44 Law Street Hoxsle in '76 ARTHUR WINSLOW HUNTER rt RAYMOND HUGHES 18 Garden Street Palace Gardens Reg JOAN MARYANNE HUDON 20 Holmes Road Lakewood Jackre 25 Farr Street Pawtuxet T' CAROL CHRISTINA JACOBSON Chnsry BEVERLY MAY JACKSON 1191 Mam Avenue Greenwood ev JAMES A HURI-EY 629 Commonwealth Avenue Apponaug Speed I8 Mayfaxr Road Gaspee Plateau 37 , vw f X ,f on 1 H 1 1 K i ' V. , ' xx 9' A Q X A I 2 2 --A '- ,1 .W K 11B U - ' 'Y MARILX N HELENA JANE Mary jane ll5 Buttonvsoods Avenue Buttonvsood GRACE JENCKES lei Faxrvnevu Road Gaspee Plateau rlvrx' 'i DONALD R JOHNSON Don 58 Benbrltlgc Avenue Lakexwotl fi. '2- RICHARD WALTER JAWORSKI Dick 89 jefferson Street Lakewood 'RVN ay? NARCIA RUTH JENISON Suede Great Island Narragansett Xhl x 2 ure i7 ! IVAR IMII. IOHNQONI Emil NK Ilxrrmon Menue Lllftcxxonl 38 GILBERTA ARLEEN JEFFFRS 1 60 Greylavsn Avenue Hoxslc BEVERLY jEAN IOHNSON Tanner Axenue Apponaui. KARFN IOHNSON Carrxe 60 Rndpevuax Axenuc Houme , , Y -. , .. ' ' Qigi, v. 'a ' L55 4 'if . fi.. .v v m I i 5 I' ,I 4 f 'f-. . L x e ' ' I V 1 , 1 4 Q s I l G'l . lff, lk . f l - 'lf O ' ' F are .- 15 . 4 is ,Q L 'g ' ' K ,f rf Z ' ' my 5.,.,:,e , . l K B. I. ,i-yftlgiaw K' , I 4 V K I ky Q N is ' 2 1 '-if ' ' 2 ' I V V P : wild . L A r ' H' -'w'g f l' , Q 7 f . 'lj 'V 4? sg'-1 SONJA KRISTINE JOHNSON Sonny PAUL MII-TON JOHNSON 60 Canonchet Avenue Gaspee Plateau 3 KENNETH RICHARD JOHNSON 40 Northup Street Oakland Beach Froggy 2575 Post Road Greenwood 4 rp ARTHUR ROWAN JONES rt 201 Edgehxll Road Hoxsne RITA MARIE JOY ' Re 128 Ann Mary Brown Drxve Gaspee Plateau RICHARD ALEXANDER JONES Duck KATHERINE ALICE JONES 58 Greenwood Avenue Greenwood Kay 46 Chatworth Avenue Greenwood RONALD KENT IOYAL 7 Colesonxan DFIVC, Lakewood 39 Na RICHARD STEVEN JUBINVILLE 86 Thurber Street, I-Irllsgrove f' '77 I I r q 'I wiifrfff P I ' ,fo 7 . ,I - al Q ' Q, x 'I .A ff- , A . I 6 1 fi in ' legit I 1 ..P In , , 4:1 I A Q ' V, A , l ' I I , ..A ,. , ., nv I- , 15. 'Q 1 I ' JOSEPH MICHAEL KANE JR oe 438 Trffany Avenue Warwrck Neck MYRA D KEENE 187 Byron Boulevard Lakewood N.. DAVID KENAH Wrlk 4 1 14 Holmes Road Lakewood JOSEPH KILDAY 'Joe Bounce 181 Byron Boulevard Lakewood X ,X SANDRA EVELYN KELLOGG Sandr 42 Barber Avenue Greenwood 9' DIANE PATRICIA KING 181 Vera Street Apponaug 95 ' ' . A- Q , X MARJORIE MAY KING 'Margie' 106 Newneld Avenue. Lakewood GODFREY RADFORD KNIGHT 2'3 Grandview Drive, W'arwick 40 PAUL WATSON KNIGHT S15 Centerville Road, Apponaug nf cf 7, ,jj rf! ' v y bi 'V Xu Www AH , - f ' , X .jjlyj j J 9 ,rf A JJ A JACQUELINE LOUISE LQFRAMBOISE X ' J W . L J' Jackie J jf' - I! I I KU J- GARY KORNHER 24 Cruise Street, Pawtuxet I S' 'ff 1' 1 V ' Gary ll!!! JO FRANLIESKNOXJW l ,N I - 40 Chapin Avenue, Highland Beach fjofl 'il D I , ,lj j 5 IM Seyllla jkfnuefjlflpngsie I I' MQW ' I' ' L lf 4 A ,T EDWARD ARTHUR LAMONT 16 Huron Street, Oakland Beach JEN LOUISE LARCK ujen.. LINDA JANICE I-HPI-ANTF 101 King Philip Circle Lin Governor Francis Farm 39 Stewart Street, Oakland Beach 41 LaROCQUE DONALD ..D0n,. 365 Atlantic Avenue, Lakewood ROBERT ERNEST LaSALLE 123 ennie Lane Hoxsie le J . JAMES ERNEST LATOUR CARL LESTER LAYCOCK 203 Holmes Road, Lakewood M ALBERT JAMES LEBEAL' 181 Pawtuxet Avenue. Norwood 1 99 Baywood Street, Greenwood ROBERT W. LaVALLEY ..BOb,. 39 Toledo Avenue, Spring Green as 1'-f CHARLES ALFRED LAYCOCK . , Charlie 203 Holmes Road, Lakewood JOSEPH THOMAS I-EACH ..J0e., 1041 Post Road, Norwood ,QP I Q.. EDWIN LEONARD Ted 58 Pinehurst Avenue, Oakland Beach I-ETITIA ALDRIDGE I-EVEQUE A Letry 54 Frontier Road, Hoxsie 42 l IW I rv Barbn BARBARA FRANCES LINCOLN Bobbt BARBARA VERNA LEVINSON 24 Brunswlck Drnve Apponaug JEAN I-EVINP 74 North Country Club Drive Sandy' Gaspee Plateau Street Centerv1lle Lua-av 1' V wtf' PAUL PETER LOMBARDO Ace PAUL I-INDBERG 28 Lerner Street Norwood 70 Balsam Street RICHARD UNDALL Governor Francrs Farms 830 Greenwrch Avenue Greenwood 9 fffvr L, ! LUFT f X JV! ELIZABETH MULHERIN LUFKIN 1951 Elmwood Avenue Omood xz ANN LOUISE I-UFKIN 1 Carvm Court, Covsesett 1 Carvm Court, Cowesett 43 J .W ' . t or L E .lf 9 ,, if ffl ' ,M 1 Y 1 1. l lf 16' 5 fl! fi: f f 7 2 , n f,.,t, 4 F Al --sv.. - P call J Q F ll A I I llf H T rv f -- ' ,ft .. ., 1 L A ' . A ,,', j,,,,'Z 11 ' y ' ' S L I tv- R , vt ' V , aff! wa ir 06 'A xx . S l Y 5 All-3A V LA - -- 'tl lv, 'W .A I A V' A Y ' : Ci Q ,- Fx L F V Ann,-. 7'5 , U V 'fvpiigagz .11 , ' , V K. V' V K' ig- I S A ' A 1 ,,.. ,, 'r'e 1, ' A ...- ,K I 1 I ELAINE BARBARA LUNDGREN 222 Txlfany Avenue Warwnck Neck JAMES JOSEPH LUNN lm 58 Palmer Avenue Baysxde GERALD MCALICE 170 Alvm Street Greenwood 1 RICHARD DOUGLAS MacKINNON Dick 187 Washxngton Street Lakewood ESTEI-I-E MARIE MCCABE Ree 3214 post Road Apponaug ROBERT GEORGE MCCAULEY Mac 84 Ormsby Avenue Hxllsgrove Y ROBERT JAMES MCCULLAGH Bob 117 Wendell Road, Lakewood PHYI-Us ANN MCDONALD Phyl . 50 College Street, Apponaug JUNE MARIE MCEI-ENEY Mac 811 Warwtck Avenue, Lakewood 44 G, Q K , , E 1... V:v'r 7' 3 A K , 5 , , Z N i I H 6 I 1 . , K ..J. ,. H 'N l ' C f f viii A lte O tw ' A A iq 3 ,gi M cv M .h.l A E ' X ev MADELEINE RITA McGARRAI-IAN 40 Samuel Gorton Avenue Bayslde BARBARA MCKENNA 2 Englewood Lane Gaspee Plateau Q ' ELAINE REGINA McMAHON Dlmples ,.,, ., ,W 7 - -,,.c. We-ar. ' I PATRICIA MARIE MCKEEVER at EDWARD JAMES MCGLINCHEY 35 Wesleyan Avenue Greenwood 101 Gnst Mnll Road I-Ioxsxe .Ny SUSANNE McLEAN 170 Byron Boulevard Lakewood DON EDWARD MCKENZIE Don 184 Van Buren Street Lakewood 'CR 1 'N-1 Nr 'hr ANDREA ELIZABETH MAHONEY Andx Namquld Dnvg G35 eg Olnt Fred venue S havo my fr yfyj jig' ..P .. llEdn , 'I I , I S K.. is , lxk Q X F. I 1 .15 . .Nl-. , A Qf ,.. ' , - . J' ,' H Q fs xi ax 4 ' lfffif Y . ., I ' , AI g ' ' 5. f o ,D I fl al f'- U n 2 K P i v O Q. 5 N' l 'I' ' ' I' , ' - I I ' I 0 5 U vi J R YH V! JOYCE MARY MALAFRONTE o 39 Mlchael Drtve Shawomet NANCY ANN MAI-ONE RONALD FREDERICK MANSON Whxtey 157 Betsy Wxllnams Drnve Hoxsle LOUISE ROBERTA MASON ou I6 Oaksnde Street Baysnde Nan 14 Hxllcrest Avenue Oakland Beach DAVID WILLIAM MANSON 142 Chapman Avenue Greenwood THOMAS WILLIAM MARCELLO Tom 14 Nekxck Road Potowamut TERRI MARTIN Tern 4036 Post Road Cowesett DAVID COLE MATTESONI Matt 680 Main Axenue Greenwood 46 CAROL ANN MAWSON 'Carol ' 525 Namquid Drive Governor Francis Farms 'Ui 17 -'DS CAROLYN MAY MERCHANT Maggie 88 Wharf Road Old Warwxck 1 PATRICIA ANN MILLER at 50 Vanderbilt Road I-lillsgrove T5 FRANK RAYMOND MILLER Frank JOANN BARBARA MERIGOI-D 153 Benbndge Avenue Lakewood 15 Cowesett Road Cowesett MEREDITI-I KAREN MILLS Merry CAROL ANITA MH-I-ETTE 77 Blltmore Avenue Greenwood Carol 9 Rose Street Palace Gardens I G Ifjr ALLEINE ESTELLE MORTON Morty JUDITH MARY MORGENTHAI- 104 Millard Avenue, Warwick Neck udy' WILLIAM MORGAN 43 Glendale Avenue, Hoxsie .. i ., 355 Sandy Lane, Shawomet 47 ' 3 . T . 1 ' 3 JAMES BARRY MOURNIGHAN m 370 Chestnut Street Norwood STEPHEN A MOWBRAY o 59 Chesterneld Avenue Shavxomet 'Tx MAR-IORIE EDWARDS Margne 116 Mull Cove Road Rxvervlew ROBI-RT I-ARLF NADEAU Bo 'ni ELAINE MARGARET MULVEY 19 Spofford Avenue Lakewood X31 11.1 15 Coumw Club DMC ELEANOR CONSTANCE NEARY Gaspee Plateau A4 wr-Y' 1' PATRICIA H.AllNl Nl ARE at 117 Staples Annu: Apponduu. WAURFIN H-AINF Nl I-Sox 1 Namqunl Druc Gaspce Plateau 48 30 Granger Court Hoxsxe 'L+' SZ' 5 1-nv ROBERT L NFLSONI Buzz 0 Ash Street Norwood te K Q, A, 3 A fi: E xx ' t ' HM H 'fig Pl 4 ' ' . 'wi' 5 f up . 'Sgt . ' 'H bv: J El Y ,'1f' 351,11 ' f 'A I X WL 1 l . lg 'fi' be A R A tp A if l lip H ,Q N3 , - r .,v1'w,,.3 -. K - ., Q, . ,S 1 1'35.' ' .A-Y.. 1'l.. 1 1 I I . ' ' ' Q v 1 'wax VIRGINIA RUTH NICHOLSON Gmny SONIA SAI-I-ll! NFVIN 185 Assembly Drive Gaspee Plateau Sonny Greenwlch Avenue Apponaug ,ff N ROBERT CARL NORDSTROM Bo IOSEPH RICHARD NOG-A 94 Longwood Avenue Gaspee Plateau oe 1959 Mllton Road Lakewood g NORMANI ARVARD NOBLE Tmy 20 Stokes Street Conxmlcut BARBARA DOROTHY OAKLEY Barb BI Gurlford Drxve Hrllsgrove 'Ui S32 WINIFRED O BRIEN Wlnnle MAURFPN O BRIEW 1llSumner Avenue Norwood o 5 Pllgflm Drnve Norwood 49 PETER OCI-IS 65 Cherry Street Norwood J, A ,V Ir l E ' I -f'72ii .- g sr , x - A I I . I I A 1 . V ' y 'f I -e'v , , A ., e , tg , l S, A KL , O I ll g Il: l I ' ,. l , ' , 1 ,r-' . '? 1 ELS H - 'gs . , v . .. b., I y ..J ,. if lie . X I C . Y ' I I . 1 ' I V ..M ,, KENNETH EDWARD OLSON Ken 105 Florin Street Hoxsxe ROBERT ALLEN OLSON Bobo 19 Anoka Road Home FRANCIS JOSEPH ONEILL BARBARA ANN ORMONDROYD Barb 231 Fan Street Gaspee Plateau KENNETH ROY OVERBERG Shorty 40 Gorham Avenue Greenwood MARILX N ESTELLE PARKER Me 71 Chapm Avenue Warmxck Neck II-EENE MARIE PEARSON1 ue 55 Sagamore Street Oakland Beach 50 Mnke 8 Cosmo Street Hxllsgrove BEATRICE CLARA PAINE 64 MacArthur Drlve Buttonwoods JOANNE ELAINE PEARSON 703 Hnghland Avenue Cowesett 1 11 A . , , 4 1 'A 1 ' f f, 1 y :vs tv , u-Ion MEREDITH SMITH PERSSON Mem 57 Sxlver Lake Avenue Lakewood DAVID E PHELPS Dave 131 Canonchet Avenue Gaspee Plateau noi' JOAN MILLICENTE PETERSON 183 Rlverslde Avenue Longmeadow WILLIAM HENRY PIERCE 327 Parksxde Dnve Gaspee Plateau MARCIA CRANDALL POTTER ' Potsxe RICHARD DAVID PLAMONDON 20 Modena Drive, Buttonwoods 24 West Brook Road, Greenwood 51 STANLEY PETTIGREW 73 Columbia Avenue Gaspee Plateau MARY ANN PINTO 41 Ponuac Street Natxck Q 5 fa 1 BRYANT THOMAS PRATT .Bry. 445 Namqund Dnve, Gaspee Pomt . E V A ' I f if VA'-mr , v x R+ V' . ? '. I - I -und NANCY ANN PRATT Nance 15 Butler Court Gaspee Plateau MARGARET CLARKE RATHBUN Peay 48 Potowomut Road Potowomut Q0- mx IRA HENRY REDINGIER Dinger 256 Mianronomo Drive Governor Francis Farms CHARLES FREDERICK RANDALL Charlie 1 7 Glen DI-Ive Apponaug BARBARA ANN RAPSON Barby 744 Park View Avenue Norwood K WARREN ARNOLD RATHBUN Warren 29 Beechcrest Street Lakewood VIRGINIA ANN REARDON Ginny 98 Congress Street Longmeadow if-I T' MARGARET THERESA REDINGER Mar xv , 256 Miantonomo Drive JUNE MARIE RETZI-OFF Governor Francis Farms Mmkey 165 Hoxsie Avenue, Hoxsie 52 2- NOLA ANN RICARDI Lonx 310 Lane 2 Gaspec Poxnt .1 ,qufvb 'xl -cv GLENN KFVILLE RICHARDS 84 Kenway Avenue Oakland Beach NORMA FRANCES ROLLINSON Norm 65 Sachem Avenue Lakewood K. JOAN ANITA RICE om RICHARD JOHN RICCITELLI 126 Tongue Road Apponaug Rxch 364 Lane 4 Gaspee Pomt N By 325 1' F' 'Qi Mhggshkfx di mga I ARNOLD WILLIAM ROBINSON Flash JOAN MARCIE ROBERTS 57 Gertrude Avenue Greenwood Irxsh 50 W3fWlCk Avenue Lakewood 'Q' CAROLL ANN ROWLAND Burch JOAN ROSS 56 Chesterneld Avenue Shawomer Joanne Second Avenue Norwood 53 J RICHARD RUDERT Rich 51 Spectacle Avenue Lakewood NORMA SBARDELLA 'Norm' 22 Old Warwick Avenue Hoxsie gi. . If 5 , FRANCES SCHOFIELD SchofTie EVERETT PAUL SANDERS ve 140 Kenyon Avenue Greenwood 62 Mystic Drive MARILYN JANE SCI-IMIDT Mala ' 194 Gould Avenue Norwood ELFRIEDE SCHOENE 'Freddie 163 Massachusetts Avenue Lincoln Park 15 Elisha Street, East Greenwich LAWRENCE H- SCHOI-EFIEI-D ..Larry., 27 Todd Street, Gaspee Plat DONNA JEAN SCHWEIKART Swicket 63 Parkside Drive, Gaspee Plateau 54 LAWRENCE H SHAW Larry DAVID SHAVERS 112 Potters Avenue Greenwood Dave NANCY DOREEN SCOTT 83 Toledo Avenue Sprung Green Scotty 11 Plaxn Street Greenwood K iv ANNE ROBERTA SIMES 131 Wendell Road Lakewood FRANK SILVIA 36 Reed Street Pontiac JARED DENNIS SHEHAN a 56 Normandy Drnve Apponaug DAVID PAUL SIMPSON Crash ALLEN CHRISTOPHER SIMPKINS 34 Dahlla Street Simi? Governor Franus Farms BERND ROLF TATSUO SIMONEIT 131 Cowesett Road Comme!! 4396 Post Road Cowesett 55 WILLIAM RICHARD SLATER Wrld B111 202 Narragansett Bay Avenue DARLENE ANN SMITH Warwick Neck Da' 1991 West Shore Road Apponaug KENNETH PETER SMITH Ken 15 Woodrndge Dnve Hoxsxe LEO EDWARD SMITH 123 Central Street Pontxac PORTIA SMITH Barber Avenue Apponaug SHIRLEYSQININ SMITH xr 76 Colomal Avenue Apponaug if Jig! PAUL E SORGEL Porky Vrbl l 349 Pawtuxet Avenue Norwood DIANE DEBORAH SPRAGUE sw 19 Bangor Street Greenwood ELSIE LOUISE STARE RAYMOND ANTHONY SPUNZO 81 Alvrra Avenue Gaspee Plateau Ray D01-ORES SPRAGUE 151 Jefferson Street Lakewood De 88 Oxford Avenue Commncut X DAVID MILES STRAIGHT JR Dave CLINTON EDWARD 478 Love Lane Cowesett STOUTENBURGH SHIRLEY GENEVIEVE STEWART Gm, Shnl 33 Blackburn Street I-Inllsgrove 46 South Farr Street Gaspee Plateau 'N 'Sb LYDIA PAULINE STREUSL ELLEN LAURA STREUBEI- 30 Garden Street Palace Gardens EUNICE TEMPLE STRAIGHT 18 Temple Avenue Lakewood Eunie' 478 Love Lane Cowesett 57 CAROLYN JANE STRUMSKI Carol 91 Ash Street Norwood ALBERT EARL STUART DOLORES RITA SULLIVAN Sully 73 Melbourne Road Apponaug 70 Honeysuckle Road Governor Francis Farms E' MAUREEN MARIE SULLIVAN Sully 410 Barber Avenue Apponaug RICHARD ALAN SUNDBERG Dlck 287 Jefferson Boulevard Lmcoln Park SHERRH-L ELIZABETH SWEET Sherry 221-Ioneysuckle Road Governor Francxs Farms Q- JOYCE MEREDITI-I TABER o 723 Church Avenue Commncut PRISCII-I-A ANN TABER at I5 Johnson Avenue Greenwood ROBERT LEWIS TAFT Butsy 127 Canna Street Sprmg Green 58 iv , ' Al A I Ai I I rp .1 - 4 MVK I I -x U-I yn . . A ' - , up H JAMES EUGENE TAYLOR Cowboy jxm DOROTHY JEAN TATR0 66 Spruce Street Apponaug Dorty RIT-A MARIE TANZI 72 Sayles Avenue Warwrck Neck 17 Bourne Street Baysnde 5 32.1 ev af? 'WV 35,5 mf! SUZANNE TERWILLIGER ue RUNAI-D PALMER TAYLOR 91 Abbey Avenue Gaspee Plateau Ronme MARGARET PATRICIA TAYLOR 98 G,1be,t Sum Apponaug Peggy 111 Meadow Street Apponaug 42 q'u.4 ir- 'Tv Ns.- DONALD RALPH THERAULT Frenchxe ELLEN CATHERINE THAYER 43 Beechcrest Street Lakewood 110 Heath Avenue, Norwood VICTOR EDWIN THATCHER Vnc' 22 Fuller Street, Commxcut 59 - K ' ' 1- I - .. .I V A. '. l . 1 Q1 V , . I . I 'x . 1 - 1 X Q r , 4 I l V. Z y 1 Y 1,1--1. Lgzzgmwff . - , 23,911 V I ' , V pin. ' , 1 ,V If 1 , i 3,3-,A A . ' ' ' ,v ' U 1 'V ' , ' u V .. M ' '47 , m I ' . ' Us ,. Y y y f 1 'ALA ' ' 'V ' V ', r s 'xl I 1 Dehwyt I , , JZ, . ix tv ln I It y CAROL ANN THIBODEAU Thrley 9 Grovedale Street Lakewood if -'l QQ' BURTON ELLIOT THOMPSON Burr 53 Royal Avenue Conrmncut in CLIFFORD RICHARD Krp 35 Aster Street Sprung' Green CARTER AMBROSE THOMAS Cart 39 Noyes Street Buttonwoods WILLIAM ROBERT THOMAS B1 56 Lmcoln Avenue Lxncoln Park if CHARLES WESLEY THUM Wes 30 Mashuena Drrve Governor Francrs Farms BERTHA ANNE TILLEY Trllxe 260 Atlantnc Avenue Lakewood nl-R FLAINE TOMASVITI Robby VZ, Woodbury Street Commrcut FRANCIS TRIGO V Trrgo 585 Providence Street Natnck . I Q v 'lI I wwf . mug.- pg A - A .'w' -Z ' i A at 6 I .51 'o K. V f ' 'uw' g i . . 5. - ' T V gif wee- , - H, , 71 - 1, ,lg 's ' Q, 0. xy . ..' .IV ,Y ' I .lf W, u xx ' , h ' ' 1' , 7 . . . It pr, 4 1 X , ' on ,' ,L L v J' .. .. ' w , ' . Q g V ' . . f re vx ,J ' in ' U 1' r xr' -' v ' ' - ' or xi, Y-Xe 'S ' 4 1 Q 60 I 5. i CAROL LEE TRUDEAU Trudy 21 Marvnn Street Hl11SgfOVE MARIE DELORES TUCC1 me 51 Semxnole Street Oakland Beach :to Beany 9 8 Warwlck Avenue Lakewood MERTON GEORGE TURNER Mutt 470 Mam Avenue Greenwood 13 DANIEL E VERRY Blg Dan BEVERLY MAY VAUGHN 731 Narragansett Parkway CV Gaspee Plateau CLARENCE THOMAS VARIN 1209 Centerville Road Centerville 1.134 'H 4'-3 K A RAYMOND EDWARD VINCENT Vrnce ' PHILIP STEARNS VERY 163 Cottage Street, Hxllsgrove ' Ph11 ANTHONY HALL VERVENA 58 Fuller Street, Commncut Tony 1995 Warwrck Avenue, HOXSIC 61 V , Q by 1 Q, . Ag, x ,jfs 'sl I 15' 1 .-i A fL4'4: A J , HR' lr , 9. gg I f 1 A ? 1. 1 UB lv I V .vw K 1 , .ffxizx uf! , K ' 'e ,hu 5 y . ,gms I , A . ' I A 1 A 1 f. 4 . Y NORMA ELAINE VOSE Norm 138 Gordon Avenue Oakland Beach MARION SUSE WALL ar 72 Kxwanee Road Prlgrun Park BARBARA JEAN WALSH Barb JERALD LEE WATERMAN Pvt Jed 49 Palmer Avenue Bayside JOHN WILLIAM WEDLOCK osh 19 Arnold Street Cowesett 154 Natxck Avenue Greenwood DAVID KELVIN WELCH Kelly 11 Entield Road Greenwood CAROL HELEN WELLS W llsn e e V 45 Brunton Avenue Hnghland Beach MARCIA CECIUA WEST A I I1 Jr 55 Belt Street Shawomet ffl' V RUSSELL WEST Russ 39 Chur Avenue Commlcut MEM JANICE AUDREY WESTI RMAN an 552 Tollgate Road Apponaug, in PATRICIA MAE WHITMAN at 85 john Street Oakland Beach fi ARTHUR CHACE WILLIAMS Archie 201 Hollis Avenue, Whalen Square 1 f EDWIN HENRY WHEELER Te 657 Church Avenue Hoxsie EDWIN KENNETH WILEY Eddie 192 Chestnut Street Norwood JOAN RITA WILLIAMS 2-I Missouri Drive, Buttonwootls 63 BASIL WHITING Baze 141 Norwood Avenue Norvxood ANNE MARTHA WILKINSON Mitch 1026 Warwick Neck Avenue Warwick Neck DONALD L. WINSLOW Don 2016 Elmwood Avenue, Norwood BARBARA ELAINE WOLSLEGAL Weasel 265 Groveland Avenue Apponaug wma. '-it S. JOHN H WOOLHOUSE johnny 196 Pawtuxet Avenue Norwood ay,- 1 BENJAMIN R WRIGHT Dnck ,- FRED COLBY WYATT Fred L 23 Dryden Boulevard Lakewood FRANCIS JOHN YOUNG cv '95 DOROTHY ANN IARRFLLA Zeke 590 Church Axenue Hmtsxe Frank 55 Harmony Court HOXSIC ROBERT IOHN ZFNCI A Bob '67 Forge Road, Fast Greenmch 64 231 Washington Street Lakewood WILLIAM HENRY YOUNG WIII 45 Wlngate Avenue Norwood DAVID ANITHONY ZLCHOUSRI Zook 705 Centervxlle Road Apponauq Q 1' ao Hifi we 5 1 SENIOR HISTORY 'T 49 do Th? C.. vioxx The RY H! Cf' 0 -f QMQFI 5904 lv XX Q Luekw nk H TDHRTY C2nTnnL 7 '99 4. 61 Q 6 51 47 0 ,IL A nf? U W' UJUILQJICK Q? QV QcnTnHL H7 ef 7 6 SW xr X QQ' 0 - 9-1-4 65 5 F 3 On A Lfj ' ww O i ' 4 We 5 fi YS Af: ,eff 3l '.. XX ,5-'- ' Z I . -E Y 0464. R G Q., ,g ,QW lag ! .-X G S Q I 7 S oxo ag'--1'fffm 7 ' ' A V TP Q S ,2 xX ' Q fix f , .- C '-' T . 'AVA r ' K U I Y K 60 5 E, , Ei 'J g qy X Wx T I Y 'X O is , nc Zag I. 1 Z C11 r ' 1.6 nv . A ge' av lui 09 if ' if: 4 Q -XJ J .o2, K ' . ' ,s i Q Q , Wm f , , f 5 ,ff ' 11 5 f -- t'ff Lf, Afff' gk W ,QXXX Q yr' fx K f p i f A: ' 'X X V f ' ev N A C 1 r .ff vs-xx Q Q. . Q , rgoo T gg 099 QV92 ,S' 'Wi ' I' fr Q+ 'w ll ff V Q 4 I og V A K 3 6 ',...f . .I xx 3 es' 3 V ij if 1 U X! .pa j . f ' ,1 , ' 1 1 ag dNZ,' f -s ' 6x E if I Q' 562 A- D xx M ,X ' W' ? J . 'if Qi! gk 'gn QA 'E QQ? Mm- , Qi if ,,,. -0 Q ,. if ' if W ' I Q ' x , K , , :R x X N Q! f 49 'Y 3 + , 1, '5 Y V H 0 . ' '55 .gg v A- , 1.- m, 5 qi 0 ' 1 1 . GRYPHON AWARD Since this is the first yearbook to be published by Warwick Veterans Memorial High School, it was necessary for us to give our yearbook an enduring title. A contest was sponsored by the staff to gather the ideas of the student body. A member of the senior class, David Straight, entered THE GRY- PHON and this title was unanimously chosen by the staff. Since this is to be a lasting title and is so symbolic, as is stated in the Foreword, we believe that David deserves special recognition. D. A. R. AWARD Portia Smith has received the highest honor awarded to a senior girl. The characteristics which are required include scholarship, character, and class leadership. Portia has justly earned this recognition and has achieved popularity both among the students and the faculty by her participation in Good Will, Chorus, The Hurricane Herald, and Student Council. We are especially pleased with her achievement, as Portia is the co-editor of the Gryphon and is a member of the Rhode Island Honor Society. SENIOR CLASS With the untiring efforts of their advisor, Mr. Thomas Lavery, the senior class has sponsored many successful events. At Aldrich. the first was the Get-Together Party and Dance held on Monday, October 10, The second, an edort to raise money for the class, was the paper-drive held the first Sunday in November. The popular Sadie Hawkins Dance came November 28. with the girls' bringing their beaus to the event. The verv successful Christmas Hop was the last of the events held in I955 by the seniors. Saturday, February 4, saw the Square Dance held in the cafeteria. The class of l956 has been very active and successful in its efforts to make itself one to be remem- bered. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row, l. to r.: N. Baker, N Rollinson, M. Keene, M. Herbert, M. O'Brien, N. Sbardella. D. Hig ginson, 1. Morganthal, 1. Fecteau. Second row, l. to r.: A. Robinson C. Bailey, C. Bouressa, P. Coughlin C. Jacobson, B. Davies, B. Oakley P. Neary, J, Arnold, E. Streusal, Third tow, l. to r.: D. Manson W. Rathbun, R. McCauley, J. Wed- lock, D. Fishlock, C. Donovan, W' Pierce, F. Grant, R. Vincent, E Snow, W. Amoroso. 1 5 ifkihflx SENIOR HISTORY nj paw ack 3 Q .U .UK C8nnSTon 'IIN Qrfefl IYIQKIQW 3 'IF VX if Ab f QQ 7:6 XYNEDX VC, 'Yi WZ? f Sena FN PIHY L9 +CHnR'CY5 9 DT much as 4 5 73 'V Ky ! 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Q FW A Y Q irrk In . in 2 ' Ki 1 ff . f -jing Yell Ii 1 miyl' 7 V in I1 N.. xy-VV Q l I n L Q X1 5 s ' 1 . : g 55 5' ag .HT af SS V u. ru GRADE CEPR- vaiave Ama! A TEN Advxgo s g E . A. Miss Cole' .ei Tr?a5uP:S1lIersoD- Seam ' 'Aeon CONE' 7 'ma I Vee-Pies' Barbara A ni! VMI' x . . ' e Stangifgimphy, Presx lgzgrfww' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CLASS OE 1958 First Row, l. to r.1 M. Pettine. S. Heery. C. Flamaml. N. Smith. al Miss Anna Cole. V. Amaru, E. . I I Pearson. 9. Ferris. B. W'ootl, M Truhan. K. Manning. Second Row, l. to r.: E. Holmes I.. Plante, P. Burke, G. Niven K. Carter. E. MLKeever. V. An tlerson. 5. Cook. WI. McMillin D. Whitehegltl. M. Natleau, M Grann. Third Row, l, ro r.: R. Porter I.. Sharkin. B. Greco. N. Vito C. Greaves, E. Murphy. G. XY'er zel. R. Cohen, H. Orleclc. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE- CLASS OF I95T Seated: S. Neary. H. Ianatta. M Remington, K. Mezzarano. Vice Presitlentg G. Titus. President V. Belanchone. Treasurerg M Fortune. P. Barney. Standing: P. Collum, R. Davis R. Pearson. M. Santilli, J. Allan E. jackson, DI. Dromgoole, E Sprague. QXCEY5 . SS CEA -A nt, no fa ' it 1 em Mena- Gerald t K nf! ' of- ra V' - M - Seasedi KS, C0'ACllQlgon- Sedefgeasufef' Mrs. Mavrslaa Remgelanihone' Aenl1lM?i Victor .SOL lj N'J Q A 2 P ff1'?l1115f: 4 X U U , jf f Q f f f + ,, 0 Q' ,x 2 ,r F K Q K K THE GRYPHON Faced with the difficult and tremen- dous task of publishing Wfarwick Vet- erans Memorial High School's first yearbook, the Gryphon staff with the aid of its advisor. Miss Alice Hurl. has accomplished what no other War- wick school has had to accomplish. Extremely late in beginning work, behind in ads, and a larger yearbook to produce than ever before are factors which did not even phase the indus- trious staff as it ambitiously began to piece together these pages, All of these factors - the struggle for sales, advertisements, a new title, and the hard work by the staff - have brought forth one ultimate achievement: your yearbook, The Gryphon, 1956. EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: Dorothy Higginson, Norma Sbardella, Portia Smith, Co-Editor, Miss Hurl Advisor, john Wedlock, Editorial Asst., Gail Billson. Second Row: Virginia Clarke, Beatrice Paine, Glenn Richards, Co-Editor, David Straight Editorial Asst.g Myra Keene, Patricia McKeever. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY ,lanet Austin. Patricia Grinell. Eunice Straight. Elaine Lundgren, Sylvia Erickson. Dorothy Zarella. Bernd Simoneit. Art Editor, Roger Cady. Barbara Oakley, 76 LAYOUT STAFF Nancy Baker, joan Roberts, Robert Deady, Nola Ricarcli, Beverly john- son, Roberta Tomasetti. TYPISTS First Row, l. to r.: Maureen Nel son, Carol Trudeau, Patricia Miller. Second Row, l. to r.: Dorothy Tat ro, Barbara Walsh, Carol Mawson Third Row, l. to r.: Dianne Chent ko, Joyce Fecteau. fNot pictured Beverly Vaughnj. TYPISTS First Row, 1. to r.: Virginia Rear- don, Jen Larck, Carol Fitzpatrick, Mildred Bugbee. Second Row, l. to r.: Joyce Fecteau, Sandra Kellogg, Margerie Erickson, Meredith Bartlett, Carol Jacobson, Rita Tanzi. SALES STAFF Under the capable direction of Mr. Alfred Saute, the Sales Staff was very successful in selling over one thousand copies, more than two-thirds of the student body. These sales are, of course, very important to the success of the Gryphon. SPORTS STAFF L. to r.: Judith Morganthal, Charles Randall, Sports Edi- tor, Eleanor Neary. 'SI SALES STAFF First Row, l. to r.: C. Jacobson, G. Billson, D. Chentlco, C. Green- blatt, J. Austin, G. JeHers, Exec. Sec., Mr. Saute, Advisor, M. Keene, Comptroller, B. Oakley, N. Sbar- della, S. Erickson, E. Streubel, S. McLean. Second Row, 1. to r.: S. Hawcroft, J. Congdon, J. Engstrom, C. Stod- dard, D. Wheeler, C. Bulman, V. Blanchone, C. Sylvia. Third Row, l. to r.: S. Ferris, A. Toto, J. Speel, M. Pettine, C. White, M. Grann, M. Bishop, Y. DeCota, B. Galli, S. Christopher. !Not pictured: Tellers B. MacNeil and E. LaBossiereJ. EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Marie McCabe, Co-Editor, Miss Ross, Editorial Advisor, Miss Shea, Business Advisor, Basil Whiting, Co-Editor. Standing: Assistant Editors: Norma Sbardella, Richard Rudert, Judy Morgenthal. PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographers Wesley Thum and Roger Cady pose Judy Speel to be photographed. HURRICANE HERALD Hear ye? Hear yef The Hurricane Herald has had a very active year under the guidance of Miss Loretta Ross, Literary Advisor, and Miss Mary Shea, Business Advisor. A contest sponsored by the star? for the name of the paper was held early in the year and was won by john Rydberg, Robert Kindberg. and Lor- ita Fiorino. Co-editors Marie McCabe and Basil Whiting worked industriously to get the paper out on time. This they were able to do with the help of the capable Hurricane Herald staff. AWLWL-e , All Nc A -liz? ' Q f - -I if x X' S-I' 4 RIEPI DRTERS Seated: B. Vl'alsh, C, Wfells. VV. Pierce. M. Vfall. M, Brown. Standing: VV, Rathhun. I Morganthal. XY. Thum, D. Phelps, P. Smith. P. Cough- lin. R. Nadeau, ,Q ,i , w .iz5f,1+,EL., , M J ? A, 4 .2 an as 'Z :fy 71 i If 'Y b ETQZ, ' L ' , ' , Q 5, V 'F lv? L V5 9 3 4 'F' W ' Z .fs as 5' JA ,jk is W .. D 1 1 FM. f qw.: o J . 1' ?i?5y11fY f' , . ix '- u 4' 1 ff i 1114? ' .a S . .wk lj, .si 4' V' 33221, Ok 1-'fah mk I.. to r.: Edward Murphy, Secretary-Treasurer, Edward Garabedian, President, Miss H. Dailey, Advisor, Everett Greet, Vice-President. STUDENT COUNCIL On December 16, 1955, under the direction of the advisor, Miss Daily, the Student Council, which is the governing body of the school, held its first elec- tions of ofiicers. Some of the activities of the council were: arranging a calendar of events, supplying music for the cafeteria by appealing to the homerooms for records, and selling candy after school. The Constitu- tion for the school was composed by these students and reviewed by all student clubs. Certainly, these elected members of the Student Council are to be commended for their unselfish sacrifice during every assembly period, when they held their meetings, thus missing the assemblies. 12th GRADE DELEGATES First Row, l. to r.: L. Levesque, M. Bartlett, D. Cole, B. Oakley, P. Neary, N. Sbardella. Second Row, l. to r.: D. Higginson C. Tillman, R. jones. fNot pictured: A. Houlej. v 10th and llth GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES First Row, l. to r.: J. Brown, P. Blair, P. Joly, L. Higgins, D. DePaula, S. Wright, J. Congdon, j. Feroce, R. Davis, C. Titus, M. Remington. Second Row, l. to r.: J. Anderson, D. Corbitt, M. Capuano, S. Heery, P. Burke, E. McKeever, M. Smith, K. Wetherbee, K. Anderson, G. Peace, A. Wiggin. GOOD VUILL OFFICERS Miss Barbara Kemalian, Advisor, Carolyn White, Secretary, Patricia McKeever. President. 4Not pictured, Marcia Meade, Vice-Presidentj. f GOOD WILL Good Will members' duties consist of ofhce duty, corridor duty, and usher- ing at school events. This year they also helped with the New England Solo and Ensemble Auditions which were held at Warwick High. Patricia McKeever is president of this organization, Marcia Mead, Vice-President, and Carolyn White, Secretary. During March, Good Will held a very successful Car Wash to earn money for its treasury. GOOD WILL First Row, l. to r.: E. McKeever, J. Feroce, C. White, M. Santilli, G. Billson. Second Row, l. to r.: A. Gammons, P. McKeever, V. Blanchone, P. Smith, C. Jacobson G. Lennon, P. Collom. Third Row, l. to r.: R. McCauley, D. Montana, R. jones, D. Whitehead, D. Straight P. Amend, A. Lawton, F. Edwards. ' . ,.,', .. West Glenn Richards David Straight Warren Rath Marie McCabe QNot Pictured Diane Chentko J SENIGR PLAY The senior play Charleys Aunt under the capable direction of William G Weston faculty advisor and Sylvia Erickson and Beatrice Colvin student directors was one of the biggest events of the year After viewing the play we realized that the long hours of rehearsing lines and stage positions were not in vain The entire audience was captivated by the actors splendxd rendition of this well known comedy Charley s Aunt Brandon Thomas late 19th century farce which caricatures the fads and forbles of the Brrtish scene through the escapades of two students at Oxford and their attempts to properly chaperone their fiancees xisit presents a riotous impersonation particularly when the tide rurns and the proper chaperone appears Dawld Straight Glenn Richards Wesley Thum Russell West William Pierce Wlrrcn Rathbun Diane Chentko Mme Mcfsibe Beatrice I mson Miurccu Nelson W illmm C Weston DIRECTOR 82 Sir Frmcis Chesnes Mr Spettitgue lick L hcsnew C h rrlu VC'ydth im lord Fmcourt Blbbcrbk Br rssett Donnx luti 1 D Alx rdorez lxitrx Xcrdun Amy 'ipcttipue Yllr Dclmx l W Q H . 1' 5 Mr Weston, Directorg Maureen Nelson, Russell bun, Beatrice Lawson, William Pierce, Wesley Thum , , - . : - , Q t A . 7 ' L ' I - T, A K . 7. .A ' - . H1 V v -K , ' y ' f If A I. eq I resign all claims to Charley's Aunt SENIOR PLAY l'm Charley's Aunt from Brazil where the nuts come from. ri, What will I do with these flowers? Stick them in your dress, That gentleman, Sir, is my son. Donna Lucia, will you do me the honor of mar- riage? My hat! My hatln -.iii I LIGHTS COMMUNICA TIONS AND STAGE MANAGEMENT to r J Meder M Mur phy J Houston R Cady W johnson B Greco PRODUCTION CLUB The Productron Club was formed thls year for the first ume Its many and varled tasks 1nclude make up costummg Ixght mg scenery and props The breath takrng lrghtmg and efflcxent back stage work at the Manhattan Merry Go Round was due to the efforts of thns club and Mr Weston rhe1r capable adusor who deserves our heamest congratulauons for h1s successful efforts In rhrs first year' SOUND and PROPERTIES L to r C Sllvxa B Du ra M England G Hoclchauson 1 Engstrom BOOTH AND SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS L. to r.: A. Tourgee, A. Christianson. R. Oakley, W. York. PRODUCTION CLUB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Frrst Row I to r A Toureee R Olson R Lavore W johnson B Greco Second Rovn I to r Whorf C Sylvla C Wells Mr W Weston Advrsor M Murphy M West Th1rd Row I to r J Melder J Engstrom R Cady W York ,I Houston g, 84 THESPIAN CLUB The Thespian Society composes one of the largest school activities. Its major accomplishment has been a series of highly successful competitive one-act plays. Under the invaluable guidance of Mr. Weston, this organization provides a rich theatrical background in acting and producing for interested students FINANCIAL COMMITTEE L to r S Frigan R Allard A Freedman E Jackson B Greco M Pettone ONE ACT PLAY ADVISORS Miss Lucy Bottone Miss Bar bara Kemalian Miss Mary Petrella THESPIAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row l to r Virginia Anderson Valerie Amaru Anne Txlly Second Row l t Edward ackson Anne Weston Advisor Wesley Thum Rosemane Lichteblau Gordon Carville Benlamin Greco 85 THESPIAN PROGRAM COMMITTEE First Rovf l to r M Turnock J Macbeth J Nyman Second Rovn l to r M Nadeau R Brightman A Robinson W York York M Brown V I I ffl, . .2 . 'Y , . , . , . , . , . . , . .: ' ' ' , ' , . . r f 9 f-I 5 ' Simes, Ann Wiggrn, Maureen Murphy, Mr. W. . 1 v , , - ', . .: . , . , . . , . ,R , . . ,N ,. EQ 3 ,, 1 i , 1 .V f I li Y vt - 0 gf fi ', L 25, Il f 0 4 .. 4 Y Y V 'Ei 'i U Q K f Ei 1 f Q 4 as , i A 5 , 3 ' I . rg 4' fN I :I 1-, u 4 A J ' 3 1 . I V 1 1 'f ya 4 Sifx 't 454' I! ? Q K, 1 ' . - 4 L, v 4: y ,M U 'X ., J X- 7 U 2 WLW-M-fi If 1 1 1l'fN Xl Q vv-5 y 3 'ly CB A-I I- H J., , A. w J' s-S., NK . .lf J 4-ffwsusi ' x V, r A X x X ' -army xx A 1 1+ v gf ' sag A-fi' 'fob w N V J x ' xg 3 ,1 If Y Q I E Q -7 - - BAND Band Master Dr Paul Wxggrn Warwick Hugh Schools flrst band has played at our football games assemblies concerts and many other school events It also has taken part rn a JOIUE concert wrth Mount Royal Hrgh School Montreal Canada Many of rts members took part rn All State Band Solo and Ensemble fkudltrons the New England Band and s1x members vsent to Montreal for the Intermtxonal Band Festrval The Band has 1 governmg body composed of students from 111 cltsses mth 1 chanrman from the senror class Thrs year Donald Therault was CoCha1rm1n wlth Rrchard Plamondon and Gall Blllson was Secretary Anthony DeM1ul1 Rrchard Lnndall and Kenneth Stetson were V1ce Charr men judnth Vrenra Marcra Mead and jacquelrne Thlbault were Vrce Secretarres TROMBONES BASS AND BARITONE HORNS T to r Carl Anderson, Rrthard Parry, Kenneth Cave Frrst Row, l to r Barbara Russell, Theodore Stone, Kathleen Brrggs Second Row, l to r John Nrchols, Kenneth Stetson Roger Davrgnon . , ,'-rw-'1'i -D . , A , , . .. , 5 m.',' tai., V: . 5 .:1f, y f ' f ' ' ' ' ' ' L- V,' .'5!. F' , - . g fi, fra ,3 2 ,- rf : t, V :LQ : .zngiwh .5 ' f 1 ff 3 A - , a l'1T'f --111 Q B' ,- I I f- --- -- f x A 4. L .- --- .J- . , 5 - ix .--9 2 I i f A e -t 's 'V 6 .,, . , , n ' . s Q. - l I n I 1 ,7 r 'H I t -- . 1 t . , , , . L . I ' , 1 , 4. ' t , r r , 4 , 4 Y 4 L K L A . 1 K ' 2 oz ' t t . . . , Y - . . . . . r r . 1 l. 1 1, t , ' ' 1 , 1 1 ' - L. to r.: Kathy Briggs. Marcia Meade. judith Vieira, Barbara Gib- son. Constance Bailey. Carolyn White, Lois Higgins. TWIRLERS Our football games were very exciting this year, due to the actions of the team as well as the performances of the twirlers at the half time. Each girl has to be able to play a musical instrument in order to be eligible for twirling. ORCHESTRA Warwick High Schools first orchestra, under the capable direction of Dr. Paul Wiggin, has well represented the school. This orchestra has participated in the Rhode Island Music Festival at Westerly on April 4, 1956. They have provided excellent renditions at the Senior Play, the One Act Plays, and at several assemblies. A number of members of this group have taken part in the Rhode Island Concert, All-New Eng- land Concert, and the Youth Symphony held in Providence, First Row, l. to r.: C. Lucherman, M. Tedeschi. Second Row, l. to r.: j. Burkhardt. C. Cargill, A. Wotthen, K. johnson, J. Thibault, R. Domin, R. Amend, J. Burgess. Third Row, l. to r.: M. Mills. A. Hindal, K. Cameron, A, Forgie, R. McNair, W. Marble, R. Lindall, M. Ceccarelli, B. Barker, D. Greene, Dr. Wiggins. R. Parry. Q. 49 ' cv. wp FP t Seated: W. Pierce, . Herbs Second Row: C. Laycoc Simp son, C. Laycock, V ' no, B. Thompson, A. eB . utcher, B. Long. Third Row: . Wordell, Bur A l 5 r 5 2 f .fs0 9Li..- -..at ..... A.. mum... Qt--- ,,..,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, SENIOR CHORUS The Senior Chorus, under the able direction of Miss Willard and Mrs. Wordell, has appeared in the Varsity Review and in a concert under the direction of Mr. john Raymond, Professor of Music, Lafayette College, Pennsylvania. They provided much enjoyment for the student body by appearing in several assemblies during the year. Several chosen members of the chorus were fortunate to take part in the New Eng- land Festival Chorus in Claremont, New Hampshire. We are also proud of those stu- dents who participated in the Senior High All-State Chorus, held at Westerly, Rhode lsland, on April 14, 1956. THE CAVALIERS This year a boys' glee club was organized under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Wordell. After practicing many afternoons each week, they presented their repertoire at the Review and at junior high school assemblies. They also entertained at several social clubs and public events throughout the state. Everywhere they appeared they were acclaimed for their excellent singing. VNV D dett, R. jone , 7. Young, A. Gam mons, C. Greaves, R. Kurowski fNot pictured, R. Vincentj. LQ f'ViXv, I QQ'i ss if if 5, ' ' 'ffga i Q K 1 Y ,. A. L- A f L qu x i w-.5 Q' Q .4 ' ' a 'T' I ' .KX Q? A oo-YXUUND 55 - 1 The most thrilling moment was the crowning of the loveliest girl of the senior class, Meredith Mills. She reigned as the radiant Queen of the Manhattan Merry-Go-Round, surrounded by her beautiful attend- ants, Darlene Smith and Patricia Cole of the senior classg juniors, Carol Titus and Lois Higginsg and sophomores, Roberta johnson and Corinne Flamond. g. QUEEN S COURT C Flamand P Cole C Titus D Cole N Sbardella J Mor genthal Queen M Mills D Higginson D Zarrella M McCabe C Merchant L Higgins R johnson D Smith Y fr LATIN QUARTER Soloist Joyce Fecteau AUTUMN LEAVES Soloist, Nancy Smith ROCKETTE LINE MEMBERSHIP First Row. l. to r.: T. Goslin. D Dumaine, D. Nicolla, M. Morgan Second Row, l. to r.: S. Dahlberg C, Livingston. R, Westmoreland P. Collom, H. Bennett, Mr. Per neveau, D. XVheeler, A. Cote, L Ballentyne, J. McGovern. RIFLE CLUB Following through with Lockwood's Rifle Club and with the addition of several new members, Warwick's first Rifle Club was formed near the end of December. Under the capable direction of Mr. Pernevau, the organization with its officers has grown ro approximately twenty-five members. The gunners hold their meetings at the Varnum Armory in East Greenwich on Thursday evenings where they practice perfecting their aim. This club has been very successful and has really taken Warwick with a BANG! FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Under the capable leadership of Mr. Price, the Warwick Chapter of The Future Farmers of America was formed from the members of the former Lockwood and Gorton Chapters. Warwick Chapter is the newest of the six chapters in Rhode Island. The group really began to progress upon arrival at the new school. With its officers and members, Warwick's Chapter of F.F.A. has practiced its aims of encouraging and improving agricultural undertakings. MEMBERSHIP L. to R.: P. Lundblad, J. Taylor, C. Clausen, H. Moorby, 1. Kane, W. Morgan, T. Stone, Mr. Price. Lag --u--11-. ---n --- -.QQ -o-. ... .- .- Q-asus --M.. Q..-av: -gp.-H-n-we MEMBERSHIP L. to R.: R. Deady, G. Charnley, A. Derrico, R. Garrett, R. Nelson, G. Titus, G. Waterman. COLOR GUARD The Color Guard under the capable guidance of Mr. Crawley performed at the Memorial Day Assembly. Their precision marching and firing drew favorable comments from the audience. All four branches of the Armed Forces were represented. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club under the direction of Miss Marion Bailey meets every Monday afternoon. The girls in this organization learn to cook, to sew, and to make ceramics. The ceramic section has proved the most popular. This is an opportunity for girls to take advantage of the finest equipment and bright surroundings of which the department may be understandably proud. First Row, l. to r.: B. Caswell, J. Blade, E. Machte, D. Knapp. Second Row, l. to r.: B. Rose, K. Acquarone, C. Pereault, Miss Bailey, Advisor, L. Bostrom. Third Row, l. to r.: C. Hodson, V. Schultz, J. Williams, P. Connor, K. McGann. P. Amend, A. Simes. S. Hurley. A. Simes. gl. McMillan. C. Callahan, B Sumoncit. E. Straight, P Amend, A NX'1ggin 94 A. Whggin, B. Simonert, C, Callahan, rl. Mg- Nillan, E Straiuhr, S. Hurlev. F ENCING CLUB Fencing is a relatively new sport in school. Those students who participate in this sport find it very enjoyable. The club is quite large and its members range from beginners to those who have become quite skilled in the art of fencing. Because of its large membership, the organization has seven ofhcers: President, Ann Wiggin, Secretary, Sandra Hurleyg Treasurer, Judith McMillang Program Chairman, Layne Hackettg Equip- ment Chairman, Bernd Simoneitg Assistant Equipment Chair- man, Eunice Straight, Scribe, Chester Callahan, Under the direction of Mrs. Edna Downs, this proves to be a popular club for both boys and girls. I DANCE CLUB The Dance Club is composed of those girls who are inter- ested in folk dances and also tap and ballet. Besides learning and enjoying these dances. they also hold affairs which are profitable to the Club. Their first undertaking was to combine forces with the Fencing Club and hold a successful food sale. The Club has six presiding officers: President. Eleanor jane: Secretary, Priscilla Amend1 Treasurer, Lynn McCaughey1 Pro- gram Chairman, Sandra Hurleyg Publicity Director, Gloria Chermsg Properties. Karen Manning, Under Miss Doris Bai- ley's direction, the girls, themselves, make this club successful. L. to R.: A. Wiggins, M, Pet tine, L. Trabuco, V. Miller. L. to R.: P. Amend, S. Hurley, E. jane, K. Manning, L. McCaughey. L. to R.: L. Hackett, M. Truhan, K. Manning, B. johnson. MEMBERSHIP Seated, l. to r.: G. Bulman, A. Forgie, K. Nordstrom, C. Callahan, Secre- taryg A. Friedman, B. Burns, D. Welch J. Battone. Standing, I. to r.: W. Luft, Vice- Presidentg Mr. C. Rallis, Advisorg E. Sprague, Secretary. I. R. C. The International Relations Club was formed by Mr. Rallis and meets -under his supervision every Tuesday afternoon to discuss current events. The club is affiliated with the United Nations Club which is sponsored by the World Affairs Council program on various occasions. In addition the club participates in state-wide forums with students of other schools and also in regional forums with students of other New England states. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses' Club consists of those girls who plan to enter either the nursing or medical profession. Under the direction of Mrs. Price and Mrs. Lundin, the girls visited hospitals in order to obtain a better understanding and knowledge of their future C3.I'CCI'S. SLIDE RULE CLUB Under the capable supervision of Miss Beatrice S. Colvin, Warwick's first Slide Rule Club has been formed. With sixty members the club strives toward its aims of: learning to use the slide rule as a fascinating, labor-saving instrument for quickly solving problems in- volving multiplication, division, porportions, squares, square roots, etc., while developing speed and accuracy through weekly contests. Row 1, I. to r.: C. Cargill, Secretaryg S. Cook, D. Whitehead, President, E. Bolger, D. Montano, Vice- Presidentg B. Cormier, Treasurer. Row 2: D. Nicolella, W. Gustafson, R. Le Blanc. PRINTING CLUB The Printing Club is a small but industrious group of boys who spend long hours in a little storeroom off the main corridor. There, under the guidance of Mr. Richard Taylor. they turn out tickets and programs for plays and other school activities, Anyone who has seen an ex- ample of their handiwork will agree that they do a truly creditable job. L. to r.: P. Diko, R. Cady, G. I-Iockhausen, P. Ar- quien, Mr. Taylor, Advisor. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club has been under a great handicap this year, having to wait until we moved into the new high school before begin- ning their work. They plan to serve the student body as a service organization. One of their services is reading new books and making recommendations. During the spring. they went on an outing to Brown University in order to obtain a better knowledge of the organization and function of a large library. Ol 6 Ol K tg P5 E E A ....-M ., . ,--af..,,1..,:.i. f6ov '--f'-'- ' H' S 331351 GUM FOOTBALL TEAM First Row, 1. to r.: 1. Shean, P. Lombardo, A. Stuart, J. Leach, E. Garabedian, R. Spunzo, F. McManus, N. Drew, F. Whitting- ham, Coach DiLuglio. Second Row, 1. to r.: C. Donovan, D. Manson, C. Thomas, N. Berard, F Young, A. Gammons, R. Bridgehouse, K. Mezzarano. Third Row, l. to r.: M. Marshall, O. Graham, E. Murphy, A. DeFusco, S, Manson, D. Pearson, J. Ruggieri, E. Greer, J. Dromgoole. Fourth Row, l. to r.: L. Graighead, J. Savage, R. York, P. Northup. ' .,......,.....--- -- --1-H X ,,... ' A A o 4 Coach Dominic DiLuglio, Captain Edward Garabedian FIRST STRING First Row. 1. to r.: A. Gam, mons, R. Pearson, A, Stuart. F. Young. -I. Sharm. R. Spun- ' zo. P. Lombardo, K, Mezza- rano. If. Garahcdinn, F. Mt- Manus, F. XYhittina:ham, F. Grccr. N. Bcrard. Sctond Row. 1. tu r.: Couch afgfi U Ruuquicri. C. Thomas. C DiLnulio. xi. Marshall. tr. F uri Ag s -S 3-EE Aff' 3 4 Donovan. R. Britigchousc, Ii Murphy, D. Manson. gl Lcath, N. Draw. A. Dc- 4,1 Fusto. john McGiveney Dominic DiLuglio Athletic Director Head Coach Daniel Pendefgasf Asst. Coach FOOTBALL Embarking on their first season in class A of the Rhode Island Inter-Scholastic League, Warwick High's Hurricanes started rather slowly, but gained momentum as the season progressed by winning the last three out of four contests. Highlights of the season were the Hurricanes 19 to 17 win over Central High and their 18 to 0 thrash- ing of Hope. They later climaxed the season with a peak performance that brought a 12 to 0 victory over Cranston High. We wish to congratulate Coach DiLuglio and the members of his staff for a job well done. We, the Warwickites, are also very proud of Fred Whitting- ham and would like to congratulate him on being a unanimous choice for the All-State defensive squad. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Warwick 0 East Providence 20 Warwick 14 Mount Pleasant 33 Warwick 13 Rogers . 31 Warwick 19 Central 7 Warwick 0 La Salle 8 Warwick 18 Hope 0 Warwick 12 Cranston 0 101 Christopher Rallis Asst. Coach Robert Miller Asst. Coach Thomas Shola Asst. Coach .X Frederick McManus, Francis Young, Norbert Berard. FOOTBALL Carter Thomas, David Manson, Raymond Spunzo. Ffa, '51 Allan Gammons, Alben Sruarr, Jared Sheehan, Paul Lombardi. 102 Richard Pearson - All Class A Second Team. Frederick Whittingham, All-State Defensive Squad. Y L. to R joseph Leach Charles Donovan Edwin Robert Bridgehouse JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL We would like to extend our heartiest congratula- tions ro Coach Miller and the members of our junior Varsity football team for an unbeaten season on the field. One of the high spots of the season was the trouncing of LaSalle by a score of 7-6. We know our undergraduates can expect and look forward to a tremendous football season next year because of the line showing they made on the gridiron this year. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick First row, l. to r.: Mr. Miller, Coachg D. O'Brien, P. Doley, A Faccio I Melder R York R. johanson, S. Murray, L. Craighead, R Tillinghast. Second row, l. to r.: W. Taylor, J. Savage, J. Lowder, S. Brune G Graham P Northrup J. Bethune, R. Botts, H. Fink. Third row, l. to r.: E. Audet, F. Henry, J. Houston, W. Gustafson P Sandman R DAmore j. Scowcroft, K. Rosiac, G. Swann. Fourth row, l. to r.: R. O'Brien, R. Lee. I Q:-.rf VARSITY BASKETBALL VC Deery E Murphy, j. Wedlock. A. Hopkins, F. Whittingham, R McCauley N Berartl L Greer, T. Gange, D. Manson. Mr. Hall, R. Potter. Kneeling: W Aucoln S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL XY'arwick Warwick XX'arwick XXf'arwick XVarwick Xwarwiclc XX'arwick Warwick XY'z1rwick Xwarwiclc Vifarwick Xwarwick j. V. BASKETBALL SCORES 4 SH -I2 '4 4' 5I 55 on 50 60 54 56 Mt. Pleasant Cranston Rogers Central La Salle Hope Mt. Pleasant Cranston Rogers Central La Salle Hope 2- 46 59 13 46 31 32 39 43 14 46 49 JV BASKETBALL Kneelxm., J Dromgoole, C. Sidelinger, G. Place, AI. Lowder, M. Marshall L Crauehead Standnng W Deery, W. Taylor, M. Bell, Mr. Rallis, G. Low, P. Sandman R Potter 'EIC' 'xgxxxkl XX X 11 1 Q , fi. I ' 'A' ' rr.: .,'2P 1 .af' ' l. ,- il 5 NA 'Q , vii L CROSS COUNTRY ' 5 X f A. Robinson, All-State, Mr. johnson, Advisor: A: WRESTLING First Row, l. to r.: D. Taylor, D. Connell, R. Sousa, W. Cocroft, G. Cabot, R. Stursberg, S. Ahlijian, D. Dromgoole. Second Row. l. to r.: R. Parry, K. Rosiak, W. Haas, T. Engle, R. Howarth, K. Alstrom, R. Pearson, j. Ruggiero, J. Todd, Mr. justzyk. WRESTLING For the first time in the history of the Warwick School system, a sport new to the students was introduced. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Edmund Jusczyk, the team had a fair season. Most of the participants were undergraduates, so the experience gained will be very valuable in the future years. 1- Mr Cravnle I-locke ' Mr jusczyk W' Rathbun' A110355 A' , 4 ' V. V- - - , Wrestlingg Mr. johnson, Cross Coun- cRoss-coUNTRY This year our cross-country team had a very successful season. They finished sixth in a held of 16 teams in the all-state meet and second in the relay carnival. We would like to congratulate Captain Arnold Robinson for receiving the honor of being chosen to the Rhode Island All-State Cross Country Team. Also, Arnie was chosen for the first team All Class A. Another member who deserves special recognition is Warren Rathbun. He was elected to the second team, All-State, and to the first team, All Class A. We are proud of all the members of our Cross-Country team, and we would like to congratulate Mr. johnson for his untiring efforts in coaching this year. 5 cRoss COUNTRY ' First Row, l. to r.: Mr. R. johnson, VI. Engstrom. XV. Rathbun, A. Robinson. C. Callahan, j. Dolan. Second Row, l. to r.: B. Durta, G. Cabot, R. Whis- ter. W. Keene. R. Carroll. f W1 Q laik at FIELD TRACK Frrst Row I to r J Trtus D Strarght I Redrnger A Robmson W Thum D Ferrettr E Wrley K Grant D McGlrnchy D Burnett Mr Mrller Second Row l to r W Rathbun -I Engstrom A Faccro W Thomas J McAllxs R Morgan D Wlnslow 1 Alberrgo D OBrien W Pratt Thnrd Row l to r J Savage G Buote J Chalrfaux E Infantalrno R Cameron J Dolan C Callahan R Carroll Fourth Row I to r D Frrtz G Graham D McNed R Whrstler A Gustafson G Wetzel A Ruggrero L West B Dutra E Flemmmg INDOOR TRACK Thrs year Warwrcks Indoor Track was actually held mdoors In sprte of some unfortunate happenmgs whrch drrectly hmdered the team the partrcrpants showed good sporrsmanshrp and co operatron They fimshed fourth rn the Relay Carnxval last rn the Trrangular Meet fifth rn the Brown Unrversrty Meer and were trecl for flfth place rn Discus Throw, Albert Le Bsauu Hurdlers, Arthur jones, Carter Thomas, Donald Vlfinslow 'IIO 1 Jr fl l 1 l l I High jump - Wesley Thum javelin - Ira Re-dinger the Class-A Championship. The Hurricanes defeated Mount Pleasant and Central High School. Most outstanding in these meets were Warren Rathbun, Arnold Robinson, and Edward Wiley. Charles Thum defeated the State Champion in the All-Star meer against Brown freshmen. TRACK Arnold Robinson, Eugene Girard, Chester Callahan, Gerald McAllister, Edward McGlin- Chey, William Thomas, Edward Whaley, Allen Gammons, Kenneth Grant, David Straight, Charles Thum. My ' ' pl' ' , Q J l .rf 5 q 3 5 ' ski' .- Q, l ?:r+f'lQ', ' 7 ' . - sv-'ff + 5 - W Shot Put - Domtmt Ftrrun 5, V'-Q,-Jgi1?.f' aint na -9 K BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS At every basketball game one saw the swirling: skirts and V-necked sweaters of the cheerleaders as they did a marvelous job of supporting our team. L. to R.: C. Thibodeau, N. Rollinson, A. Houle, 1. Casey, B. johnson, B. Oakley. N. Baker, M. Bartlett, S. Erick- son, M. O'Brien. swf laid' -' g, , -funn .f V, HU! KEY CHEERLEADERS A ln their snappy hlue anti vthite uni- forms the Hotkey Clieerieaders were a very peppi' squad. Their enthusiasm at the ,names did muth for the morale ot the team. L. to R. M. XX all, L. I.evt-que, Nl Ciar- vey, C Blertharit. N. Pratt. ll2 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Although they quot of? to a late start, the football tht-erleatlers in their lalue Bermudas and heavy white sweaters did a vtonderlul Jtila of cheering: our team on to VILYUYY. L. to R.: Nl Garvey. S. Terwilligter, N. Pratt. M. OBrien. sl. Xyestermari, B. Davies. P. Mtlieever, M, W'all. S. fVlatLean. M. llerlwert. C. Rowland. R ' v lf.l' bl. V. CHEERLEADERS This years yl, V. Cheerleaders. ar- rayed in blue V-necked sweaters and white skirts. appeared at every basket- hall game and cheered their team on to victory. XY'ithout doubt, the suc- cessful season of the xl. V. squad can be partly attributed to the pep and fine school spirit of these cheerleaders. L. to R.: M. Amore. H. Ionata, J. Eogtg, C, Titus, nl. 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' ' , ., . - O O - - ' lm Q l . - 'W 9 ' ' l WIC! it RH DI I LAND 'I38 5'4?'5 -40'N0'0X F E HATHAWAY PYRAMID BUILDERS INC INSURANCE AGENCY INC Resrdentral Developers George R Hathaway Secretary Treasurer Homes STO OOO S30 OOO T87 Maryland Ave Warwlck R I General Insurance 1213 MAIN STREET Wm G Holland Pres Phone RE7 8225 Comphments of BAYVI EW SUNNYSHJE CESSPOOL CLEANERS BOWLING ALLEYS Establrshed T920 480 BENEFIT STREET p,-owdence R I Sanltary Englneers 24 Hour ServIce Bowl For Fun Bowl For Health Maln OtTice Fofm A B0W 9 PONY 454 OAKLAND BEACH AvE Warwlck R I Co Managers Chf'f'eS 5'm0'1 CQII RE 7 2522 Portsmouth 430 w Anthony Sarganls r0v 0N?10Y-0'-0'K0' T 39 ' R . . I . , . . ' , . . 5 3 West Warwick, R. l. n l I l - 5 6 x 40'00 0Ww Compliments of CITY SOLICITOR ISRAEL MOSES Comphmenfs LINDEN 8. CO INC PROVIDENCE 5 R BROWNING S E G d fhGfC N GAUTHIER 535 G REg 17 0542 C tWkS1W 0210K-01'-01 01101651 Q m S 1 'D Q f 2: Y? 1 T 3 'D : 'K U1 S 3, Fr . F' ' :U I :- o :Q m 'T S O - g S .,, Q. 'L o 1 U1 5 0 1 3 cn 2 m Q 3 3 3 ' -. rw 9- rn 9 2 9 1 1, 'o Q 4 9. - I 0 3 I SD O 1 2 'T ' R F' m 0 57 Q Q 3 . 3 :. .. 2 Q ' UT 9 FU . f0'0401'0' 010' uyr 400'-0 02'-01 011010 17' 044. 01101 9'-0w0r EVERSEAL PIR Tlh STURDY ENGINEERING R07 0700 0070000 CORPORATION WILLIAM S CORNER GARAGE INC MAC KAYS NORWOOD TEXACO SERVICE 6 P t R 'II38 POST ROAD WARWICKS DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER d REQ 17 2628 141 -010'6X . -onofwafov Z o '1 S 8 9 9- 3 gi 9, E1 0 3 S 'l ar L Q 3 0. un! 2 3 , N E o Q V- 9 2 9 ' 0 3 0 rw 0- . Q S, C I 'U D- -0 ' . 2 o g 1 zo .U Q SB 2 'U N -1 -n ' Q 'U 0 0 g g- 5. Q s n 0 c 5? F 'P F0 JK01'-0' I I I I IG DRIFTWOOD RESTAURANT HARRIS LUMBER C0 INC 2195 BROAD STREET IS II dBt HERMAN M SILVERMAN NC E G LLOYD MAN U FACTU RI NG CO INC 3661 WEST SHORE ROAD -014-0 6 0K-0110 -01710 0X0'1'-0'0'f0 l0101'-01'-0101024-0 0w0w0f 0102 5 I I aww0www0 x ., . Q Beautiful Dining Room . Hardwore-Points-Industrie upplies Private Banquet Room Cor. Atwe s 8. Harris Aves. , Providence, R. I. - GAspee 'I-4750 , Q Powtuxet, R. I. ' Compliments an es Wishes Compliments of ' I I, l I . ost reenwich, R. I. Warwick, R. ll 1-021 405'0V9 40K010X REMINGTON S DAIRY N Producers and Dlstrubutors of GRADE A MILK Homogemzed or Cream Top Telephone VA I 5800 Hope at your neighborhood store Tel RE 7 2524 Free Eshmates F CAIANELLO General Contractor Dry Wells Stone Walls Cesspools Cement Work Conn Flat Stone Landscaping 'I72 GREENWICH AVENUE Pontlac R I CARLETON HALL CO INC 350 WEST EXCHANGE STREET Provldence3 R I Wholesale Dlstrrbutors Candles Cookies Excluslve Dustrlbutors ofF F V COOKIES and CRACKERS xQr Phone HOpkms 'I 8783 ALFRED SILVIA INC General Contractor 'I02 ADAMS STREET Lakewood5 R I 0-10H0'f0w-0w0' 1 . , ' I I C. - , R. I. ' Ask for our MILK in PURE-PAK containers C' I ' - , . TOPPS MAYFAIR RESTAURANT 8. COCKTAIL LOUNGE P fR Hllg AND TOPPS GAYLORD DINER 8. RESTAURANT f BOSTITCH BRUNO E GAUVIN OLD ACRES MR 81 MRS W ROY RICHARDS 012.011-01 0,090 0vc0w0f0K0'l0' 0110 u0f0Y01L020f01r0Y 010101 05'-0'1f0Y0 01'-0 6X 010' 910210 '-0N040 0Y E O N7 I 2 E 5 N rw P 2 0 Q 0 Q L2 5 5 ' 'L 3 o : 2 E 3 5 PU 5' ' -- W 2 T ga m 9.. 3 2 3 ' 4 sv Fo E Z I 2' 2 5 rw E - .. . 5 Q 3 o 'PL 9' . Q 'A 3 9 S 5 E 3 QT S . x 2 S Acasco Solvent For Cesspools APPONAUG CHEMICAL 81 SUPPLY CO. Call REgent 7 1535 401010 Repairing Towing Service - 'L-Q ' cAs . 0 . - I I V U 1- lf, FTQZW -lf HUNTER 81 RITCHlE'S MOBILE SERVICE 13 Post Road Pawtuxet Phone WI 1 9563 Don Hunter Tom Rltchle Tel REgent 7 7585 M C HART RADIO and TELEVISION Sales and Servrce 598 West Shore Road Commrcut R I Phone ST 1 5900 Flowers For All Occasaons PARKWAY FLORIST INC Flowers By Wure 18 Post Road Pawtuxet Edgewood 5 Tel REgent 7 4440 STEAK N SHAKE Rhode Island s Only Callforma Style Drnve Featurmg BURGERS IN A BASKET Veteran s Memonal Dr Apponaug R Mortgages Arranged Phone REgent 7 6460 MURATORE AGENCY Real Estate Bought Sold Managed General Insurance JOSEPH R MURATORE Realtor 935 West Shore Road Warwuck R I Bus RE7 7109 Res TE1 1127 Frank Ferrante PONTIAC FLOOR COVERING CO Broadloom Inland Lmoleum lu- Asphalt Rubber Vmyl Tlles Plastic Wall Tlle Guaranteed Installations Free Estlmates 195 Greenwich Ave Warwick R I For Apponntments Tel REgent70980 GATEWAY BARBER SHOP Chlldren s Hanrcuts a Specralty Ladres Haurcuttmg Gateway Bulldlng 1645 Warwick Ave Warwick 0-0:01-0-10v0f 10'-0 6x 10'-0H0N0f KI! My - 1 if . I ' N ' I ' I ' . I . I . I . I I . 3 . 1' . UI . . I . I I 1 . I I 1 I I I s ' . n F . . ' I - - F F ' P 7 xy- ..,. Compl ments HANSON 81 ERICKSON CO BARNE SALT CO Salt For Every Comme c al Use PROVIDENCE R I f'-05190 SALKS WARWICK DEPT STORE Pa nts Hardwa e Household S ppl e Dry Goods Noi Toys Shoes CONIMICUT R I Tel REgent7 T619 ALS AUTO SERVICE A fomof T chn E pert G ea ng 800 Green ch Ave G eenwood R CLINTON A BILLSON Real E fafe ndl anc Gree ood Mano Ph ne RE 7 T500 981 GREENWICH AVENUE IN EVERY TEST GAS IS BEST Cook ng Water Heahng Ref ge ato Cent I Ho e Heat ng K tchen Heat ng LAKEWOOD HAY AND GRAIN CO 780 WARWICK AVENUE Lake ood R I pl MR ALBERT MCCREERY x0 0'0I-0v0v '40 0 0'10707'5'YQ' 1 I of i - r u i s . - ions- - , . . I . u ive e ician r I x r si I - - Tires-Batteries-Accessories wi . r , For: s a nsur e i nw r- O ' ri r in ra us i i I Com iments of w , . . 'I46 WvWw0 401101140511 JACK'S VARIETY Cold Cuts - Ice Cream Frozen Foods - Groceries 2281 West Shore Road Apponaug, R. I Compliments of FELlX'S MARKET 3001 WEST SHORE ROAD Warwick, R. I. DECIANTIS BROS DAIRY INC H e of Clea Mlk Compll ents of U S GYPSUM COMPANY Wa k Rhoclel land Co pl ments of COUNTRY CLOTHES INC E tGeen h Wakefeld RI Compll ents NORMAN E JACOBSON HOXSIE SHOE STORE INC Gate ay Shopp gC te Pho e RE 7 0550 Walte Sm osMg Oe FdyTIl9OO Featu mg Shoe Sl ppe s fo the Ent eFa ly E pe tSh e Repa H0' OTTO FRITZ e Them 010V-0 0 0 -0' 'm . , . om . . n i . rwnc , s m i 'fn of , . as r wic I , . . , , . w in en r HOXSIE FOUR CORNERS Flowers n ' As r i m n , r. p n ri a I : You r' l s- I. r Uk r lr ml x r o iring ' I ' 147 WARWICK AUTO PARTS 672 WARWICK AVENUE Lakewood R I I-0 '0'-9 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Represenfed By LEO T DEVAULT RE 7 2721 JOHN CASWELL RE 7 4979 GEORGE S STEETS RE 7 2721 NEW ENGLAND WINDOW CO 1631 WARWICK AVENUE wemek R 1 Telephone REgent 7 1641 WINSTROM COMBINATION WINDOWS AND DOORS Complnments of GUSTAFSON BROTHERS Builders Confracfors BAKER FORD Greenwood R I FORD CARS 8. TRUCKS Phone REgen17 8100 Comphmenfs of WEST SHORE SUPER MARKET Chrus Maher on Ned Trcmonh NORWOOD SERVICE INC Dustrlbufors of SUNHEAT FURNACE OILS 1265 POST ROAD Worwuck R I OIL BURNERS Soles and Servuce Phone STuc1rt 1 4445 AQUA FAIR Tropucal Fush Stonnless Steel Aqucrnums PIonIs Foods Pumps ond Accessornes 1446 Post Road Norwood R I 0l0N0V0 0 '-0' CO ., INC. . 2700 Posr RoAo d 148 Complnments of KEN MAC MOTORS 819 ELMWOOD AVENUE Provxdence R I 40101-0 24 Hour Servace RELIABLE TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE 2563 Post Road Warwnck R I Place your phone an our oftice or use our num ber as your own DETAILED messages taken appointments made per your lnstructuons IN CREASE your business by havmg prompt efticuent and confidentlal servnce Desk Space Llstlng Mall Service Moderate Monthly Rates Phone REgent 7 9644 With Complnments to the Class of 1956 rom HENRY L PAINE IZZI S MARKET Provlslons 142 DUKE STREET TU 4 4545 East Greenwich KINGS SERVICE STATION Gasollne Oll and Lubrucatzon Servnce Tures 81 Tubes Batteries Charged and Rentals Phone RE 7 9617 Compliments COUNTRY CLOTHES N Compliments of LAKES GULF SERVICE All Kmds of Repalrs 1625 POST ROAD Warwick, R I Phone RE 7 9734 Good Luck To the Class of 1956 FROM THE EAST NATICK VETERANS ASSOCIATION 0v0-s0f0v0K0Y I Groceries - Meats f . . I ' of , I C. I 149 Complnments of SHAILER AND GREENE INC Associate EDWARD N GRONNEBERG 402010 Complnments J ARAM LEDOUX Best Wishes Class of 1956 THORPES PHARMACY INC Gateway Shopping Center HOXSIE R I Your Prescrlphon Center WARWICK OIL COMPANY Fuel 8. Range Olls Metered Trucks for Protection Prompt Servuce Oul Burners Sales 81 Servlce Phone RE 7 2611 BILL 81 ERICS GARAGE General Repalrs CHEVROLET SPECIALISTS 553 WARWICK AVENUE Lakewood5 R I Complnments DR GORDON M MORGAN PROCHAIN INC 225 CAROLINA AVENUE Prov dence Rhode Island Machune Mode Jewelry Cham Compl ments of M ERICKSON 81 SON Complete Fuel Ser Ice Phone RE 7 4900 Apponaug R I X0N0'f0w0-0' 0w0':0f0v0x0v ' I of I I ' ' Tel. HOpkins I-6171 , I I of I , . i , V- 150 MORRIS FARMS 2779 WARWICK AVENUE wqrwck Rhode Isl nd Ph ewl 1 ssoo A010510 OLEVSON FURNITURE CO 154 WASHINGTON STREET WestWc :ck R I KANES AMOCO SERVICE 640 WEST SHORE ROAD U A G NEWBERG 3076 POST ROAD Apponaug R I ST ONGE S d B y We IWC: k d Go de fy VA I 8600 ST 'I 2440 THE CAROUSEL Boy App I met cs Je el y Green gC AMERICAN AMOCO GAS GEORGE S SERVICE 1101 POST ROAD N ood R I Tel WI 'I 9880 24 Ho W ecker Serv e HERMAN N SILVERMAN INC EAST GREENWICH RHODE ISLAND -0 Q' 65C . Ul Z N 3 A 0 C -T va 0 2 . O -- . 9, 5. Q E. J i N 3 3 S 1 g E- - , O :v . vm 31 ' . ua A 7- 1 3 Q 1. -T n 3 'D Q . E O 0 Ui -. m Q . I U' Sc f A L Q I Q' . Q ' ' 5 I - ' 5 . . 3 3 ' N Q 1 . Q. U, Q xy., . . . , . . 10v0110N0Y 20' 0110 40' f0' COmpIImeUIS Cgmpllmenfs RICHARD R DYER MD MAYOR JOSEPH MILLS Compliments of JOHN T DeGRADO 776 OAKLAND BEACH AVE Compluments FRIEND Phone RE 7 9892 Free Dehvery N COMELLA 81 SONS MARKET Meats Groceries Frunts Vegetables Full L ne Frozen Foods TH HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE It Is Safe It Is Easy To Rude And the Cost Is Very Low The Greatest Name un Home Improvements DOCO ALUMINUM Wmdows Doors Awmngs Jalousles 1325 WARWICK AVENUE Warwick R I Phone HOpk ns 3 9200 Opp Barrett s Fune aI Home Comphments of Your FuIIer Dealer L RONALD HENAULT 96 WENTWORTH AVENUE a uck R Phone REgent7 'I025 X0 0 0'0'0' 0r0N0 010f'-0' 152 5 Of of K 5 5 5 . , A 5 , of . A 5 - E - 626 OAKLAND BEACH AVE. . - ' 5 , I r- W rw' , .I. - S X RON GLC W Ich R p 437 WEST SHORE ROAD e WATERMAN S SERVICE STATION PALMER AVENUE War ck Rh del land AXELSONS COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION Wheel B I c ng 1240 WARWICK AVENUE t o e o Fa Fc s Phone HO 3 9814 ev gW Sales Serv e Parts Appo g Ea IG eenw ch C pl ent f CAMERONS Pa fuxet R I Compl ents A FRIEND GLADDINGS o GLADDI NGS WAYLAND SQUARE 3:01104-0-10:-.0v Compl ments of 0 0N0Y-0N0 '0' I I QNJN0' . Apvgf 3' Q 3. O j I 2 3 3 3 N 2 D 3- 5. 3 Q E ' N Q U- x CD I 3 J -1 ' ' ' Q. -. Fw' r 9 . N O V' 9. 1' . S 3 G ua Z ui U5 -I .gi -. S no I S - c I rn -n N I El 3 - -. O -I 5. -v-. 3 vi E. cg 2- 0 . ' W 5 . P I M Q Z' ... In 2 0 X91 10-10'0-401010 Phone REgent 7 2414 KENT COUNTY GALVANIZING Quality Hot Dlp Galvamzmg 350 JEFFERSON BLVD Hlllsgrove R I Phone RE 7 4668 UNITED HARDWARE 2310 POST ROAD Greenwood R I Al Martmu R Goldberg Manager Proprietor Phone TU 4 4484 ZENGA S RESTAURANT 301 Mann St East Greenwuch All Pizza Made To Order Banquet Style Spaghettu Full Course Dlnners Antapasto Sandwiches Orders To Take Out Phone RE 7 4858 2405 Post Road Warwick R I WARWICK BLUE PRINT CO Blue Prlnts Autoposmves Dlazo Pnnts Photostats Architects 84 Engineers Supplies GREENWICH HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY 363 365 Mann St East Greenwich R I Largest Stock In Town lt s Smart To Save LANCELLOTTA 81 PICCOLI Llquld Asphalt Hot Patch Dnveways Porkmg Lots 69 Taft Ave Warwick R I RE 7 9477 UN 1 6679 PAWTUXET VALLEY DAILY TIMES The Valley s Home Paper Publushed by Pawtuxet Valley Dolly Tnmes Inc Establashed 1892 ThnrzaM Hudson Presndent West Warwnck R I -0'-010' Phone RE 7 2611 WARWICK OIL COMPANY Fuel and Range Oils Prompt Service Oll Burners Sales and Servnce Westinghouse Electric Appliances CO. CO. I . ' . ' ,R. l. . Phone TU 4-5333 154 10101104010-10 sr Outfetcmnm, Compliments LINDEN 81 COMPANY INC PROVIDENCE 5 RHODE ISLAND ROYAL MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES sr 1 3020 FAIRVIEW FARMS wi 1 9713 BRIDGE BARBER SHOP 2216 BROAD STREET THE THREE MUSKETEERS Ahiq WALT S MARKET I SELF SERVICE D I 8980 MARY ANN S 250 MAIN STREET GRANGE VARIETY -010107 RAINVILLE S MARKET 750 WEST SHORE Row of iw ' Phone - Phone - Scrkis Ahliiion James Aguire Cronsfon, R. I. Curl vis' 1 1 Quality Mac! - Groceries Vege obles East Greenwich, R. I. e eliver Phone ST - 1 Conimicut, R. I. 'I55 -f0v.0u0 -0N05'0 JUNE CAROL BAKERIES N . 1617 WARWICK AVENUE REg t7I 66 C. H. JOHNSON 1323 cREENw1CH AVENUE REQ t76I72 BUDLONGS TEXACO STATION LITTLE RHODY SALT WATER SPORTSMANS CLUB BRUSH NECK COVE SEAFOOD CENTER WHALEN SQUARE WILD s CORNER CORAS COFFEE SHOP 333 OAKLAND BEACH AVENUE MR 8.MRS ALAN D BROWN BONN S LUNCHEONETTE 768 OAKLAND BEACH AVE k d LANE BROTHERS MARKET 860 WEST SHORE ROAD AL S MARKET 174 C-REENw1CH AvENuE REg f 7 9747 FARMHOUSE ICE CREAM PARLOR Y o 7 REg v7975o STERLINGS FURNITURE CO 831 P 11 A GEORGE ANDERSON S I G A STORE 3305 POST ROAD APP MCINNES MARKET 323 wARw1CK NECK AVENUE WALTER A MILLQUIST 23 WOLLASTON STREET 0110101 FARMERS MARKET GREENWICH AvENuE PONTIAC REQ f 7 7464 I Compliments of , I C Warwick, R. I. Warwick, R. I. Phone en - 3 Phone en ' Compliments of Compliments of 1 Greenwich Avenue Warwick, R. I. , Compliments of I 1 Warwick, R. I. Compliments I of - - - 1 SR- Chowder-Home Ba e Beans CompIiments of 1 Conimicui' R' I' Phone en - Pontiac, R. Phone REgent 7-2599 Compliments of Corner of Warwick Avenue I 8. Sand Lone . W ' k, . I. arwlc R 829- or ve. At Pontiac Ave. pen o.m. to 'IO p.m. phone en . Cranston, R. I. I ' ' ' Meats - Groceries - Frozen Foods onaug, R. I. -Free Delivery- Plumbing - Heating T84 - Phone en - Cranston I0, R. I. Mea s L Groceries T56 40007000 GERTRUDES SPECIALTY SHOP 7B t Sh GREENE S FLOWERS 934 MAIN STREET h TU 4 4800 SUDS FOR DUDS 602 WARWICK AVENUE St DyCI DAIRY QUEEN T c wrhrh DR MORTON W SILVERMAN pt 'I527 WARWICK AVENUE A FRIEND HOLMES JEWELER GftShp W tW MGCSEEN S W tW k p THE SEWING BASKET 213 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWOOD PHARMACY 2761 POST ROAD WARWICK R REg t77506 MRS ALAN D BROWN TRU SEAL EASTERN SALES CURTIS HARDWARE 3296 POST ROAD REQ I7-1931 ALBERT S GOODMAN DM D BERGER SUPPLY COMPANY 654 WARWICK AVENUE M dSpp 0-f0v0' STEPHEN GOLOMBEK 1380 GREENWICH AVENUE APP I 1 218 mod SL Pawmxetl R4 It For The Finest In Flowers HA Dis I I5IIVe OP For East Greenwich, R. I. Smart Women P one . Lakewood, R. I. he one i e Complete One op Service r eaning - Laundering - Shirts CWI on TOP I l Compliments O ometrist of Warwick, R. I. 1 I O Little Rhody's Fashion Center 87 WASHINGTON STREET es arwick, R. I. ES UIWIC - AP Ona 9 Quality Yard Goods and Remnants Herbert S. CarIin, B-5- Route 5, Pontiac, R. I. Phone en n Compliments Compliments of of MR. 81 . . , JR. - Compliments of Warwick, R. I. Phone en - ' ' ' ' Shoe Repairing Lakewood, R. I. Building oterials an u lies 00609, R- I- 'I57 1730 west snows noAo wnwlcx R I STARTS CARD SHOP Frederlck R Start Jr Gladys C Start CARDS GIFTS NOTIONS Phone REgent 7 8850 Apponaug S 8x S DRUG CO V R Senerchaa Reg Phor J R Senerchsa Reg Phar Your Rexoll Siore Phone REgenO76525 Commncul R I CONIMICUT PHARMACY F Krekorlan BS Reg Phor P Krekornan BS Reg Phar 739 WEST SHORE ROAD WARWICK PRESS 826 828 WEST SHORE ROAD Commlcul Rhode Island Syl Coufure Jewelers Sllversmnfhs LORD S 1245 Mann Street Wes? Warwnck R I Phone VA 1 6599 Phone WI 1 7611 LOVETTS LAKEWOOD TIRE CO New A Used Tnres L Tubes Retreadmg Vulcamzlng 500 Warwlck Avenue Lakewood R Phone REgen1 7 6056 CHERM S MARKET WE DELIVER 373 Longmeadow Avenue Bayslde R 1 Phone RE 7 9808 Road Servlce EMILE S CITIES SERVICE STATION 3034 Pos! Road Apponaug Emlle Trudeau Phone HO 1 0066 354 Warwnck Ave QUALITY BATTERY 81 ELECTRICAL Garage Repalrs on All Makes Baffenes Rebuult Rented Benlamun W Hardwick REgen1 7 3525 REgent 7 2939 R I AIRWAYS INC Charfer Flnght School Rental Sales Inspechon Servlce Walter M Schelbe State Aorport Phone REgenf 7 9768 Pack Up G Delwer LEO S WARWICK WEE WASH IT LAUINDRY Washed Fluff Drled Folded 783 OAKLAND BEACH AVENUE WUNDER S ICE CREAM 453 WEST SHORE ROAD Phone REgen? 7 0141 Phone HO 3 9818 SPRING GREEN SUNOCO SERVICENTER 1309 WARWICK AVENUE Warwlck R I Phone ST I 4453 1188 Pos! Road Norwood R NORWOOD LAUNDRAMAT Dry Cleomng Men s Shlrfs Phone WI 1 5844 440 Warwnck Ave Warwick JERRY D AMICO Plumbmg 8. Heahng Reguslered Master Plumber 0 0N0v Phone RE 7 2737 1600 Pos! Road Warwnck R MONAHANS TELEVISION 8. APPLIANCE CO We Repalr All Makes of Radios A Televmon , . . - ' ' , . . I . - H. . ' , .., . . P. . , . ., . . - , R. I. . . , . . I ' , . . , . . I I , , , . - . . ' ' , .I ' 1 Choice Meats - Groceries - Vegetables , , . . ' . . , . I - . - . I I , , , . . . , . , . . - . . ' , .I. , , R. I. I I . I ll ' ' . II 158 -0,10-04-051010 STORK PHARMACY 2318 POST ROAD JUBINVILLE S STORE mc n 9 1. H'Il 9 . . A FRIEND APPONAUG SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY hT f56 FROM THE WARWICK BEACON MR 8. MRS CHARLES R KNOX HARTS DEPT STORE 306 MAIN STREET FINN FINANCE CORPORATION BRIARBROOK FARM KERNICKS FOOD MART KOCH S PHARMACY EAST GREENWICH RHODE ISLAND WILLIAMJ CLARK .IR STINSON CLARK FUNERAL HOME t 7 411 8. MRS KENNETH ALDRICH KEL ANN S LUNCHEONETTE 2653 wssr snows ROAD RE 7 5141 RICHIES SUPER SERVICE STATION 2628 WEST SHORE ROAD R 0-f0f0v LOCUST GLEN GREENHOUSES 239 WILBUR AVE OAKLAWN 1 9131 1 Meat and Groceries wmwmk' R I o a e S I s rave, R I Compliments Compliments of of Best Wis es o The Complimentg gf Class o ' Warwick's Own Weekly Newspaper ' I Compliments of East Greenwich, Conn. Compliments of Roadside Stand and Greenhouse 1 t 2 Phone TU 442066 East Greenwich, R. I. I Compliments of MR. . CompIiments of - ' . , . konimicm, R- I- Specializing in Wedding Cakes 8. Pastry Phone REgen - 1 - I Corsages Our Specialty General epairs of Cars Phone UNion ' Manager-Richard Snead 159 -owowal-01:0-0 LAJOIES SHELL SERVICE 425 wesr SHORE ROAD HOXSIE R Reg 1 7 9852 F A N F A R E CATERING ST saw 1092 TOM S SUPERETTE 623 POST ROAD R A FRIEND LILLIANS KIDDIE SHOP FREDDIES VARIETY 1770 wssr SHORE ROAD WEST SHORE NURSERY AND FLORIST S G CONWAY SIGNS 1910 wesr SHORE ROAD Reg 976162 Sporfswear MARTONS Lingerie NICKS RESTAURANT 8. PIZZERIA dT W 15h CONIMICUT SHOE CENTER SUNDIAL sHoEs f a. K d 749 wssr SHORE ROAD MR 81 MRS DANIEL J GALLOGLY REV FRANCIS V DE LELLIS GIFT ART AMQUID DR WARWICK A1 G R NORWOOD BEND SERVICE STATION ALDRICH PHARMACY 2150 POST ROAD 893 P ST 'I 0545 0 '9K0' 160 KY ST 1 4080 5 I , . I. Phone en - Phone I- Post Ro d 1 Compliments of Lakewood 5, , I. 1 Compliments of Candy - Ice Cream - Soda I Meats and Groceries fork rown on the Premises Phone en - Warwick, R. I 1 Compliments of . Tomoio Pie Bake o Order 1 - - American G IIaIian Food 759 es ore Road Conimicuf, R. I Complimefns of Hdqs. or U. S. Rubbers e s ' ' Compliments of 951 N . , ' ' overnor Francis Farms os! Road Warwick, R I J. Bvosofs , 8.5, phone ' Phone - Posfal ub-S9aIio 40'170471010'W7' IKES VARIETY STORE 661 OAKLAND BEACH AVENUE RE79892 Comella 81 Sons Market Okl dB MARY S INC M 2003 H II 9 Reg 176688 HILLSGROVE MARKET KI Hug neg f7257o RENZI SUPER SERVICE 2078 west sHoRE now d LOUISE BEAUTY SALON M TU 4 9632 MEADES HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES dgt t Id M msg I 7 oo7a CROFTS FISH 8. CHIPS 643W D M LONERGAN raw: MR 81 MRS FINOR I KLAUSEN THE MARIDEE SHOP S ppl G. A GREENWOOD ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO 9 P R S LAUTIERI BARBER SHOP 764 wssr snone ROAD HOXSIE HARDWARE CO INC 1643W A Th G f G Sppl S tg d DIJOHNS BRIDAL SHOPPE a asf J Y,-.pp I ST11846 LAKEWOOD SPA 0'C0 Q' 161 5' I I Phone - Free Delivery Where Quality Rules Oakland Beach' R' l' 626 a an each Ave. Oakland Beach, R. I. Compliments of 1 , . Warwick's ost Popular Restaurant Rlcllold Desllvu' lr Prop' and Cocktail Lounge 125 ivert St. i s rove, R. I. Post Road i s rove, R. I. Phone en - Phone en - Compliments of 109 ain Street East Greenwich, R. I. Warwick, Rho e Island Phone - ' Compliments of Bri an, Maine I Wri ez Ruth and Haro eade Orders To Take Out 5 Bunonwoods Avenue Open Every Day but Mondays wurwlcll' R' l' - Phone en - arwick Ave. Lakewood, R. I. Compliments of 5 Pain a Ipaper . . 1 Hoxsie, R. I. . Electric u ies ppliances 9 275 ost oad Warwick, R- l- ., . ' arwick Ave. Hoxsie, R, I. t e a eway ' Hardware - arden u ies . . Housewares - por in Goo s Commlcul' R' l' Pratt 8- Lambert Paints 8. Varnish 0 1 1480 roa reet Providence, R. I. Rita DiCarIo - Ethel ohnson Evenings b ain ment - Phone - A . 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Housewares - Eleclrlml Supplies , , Phone Egen - General Headquarters for Devoe Paints - I ' Dutc oy Products - 92 e osset Street Providence, R. I. Conimiw ,,, arwick' R. I. Compliments of Phone REgen - - e e iver 106 in reet Pont' R. I. Compliments of East Greenwich, R o e Island , Compliments ' of Warwick, R. I. ' The EE- Brand Is EST For You Post Road Warwick, R. I. one en - 'n r a'r ro uc s 162 -:tif e !'100LL? 1. 'Q V' f 1AnE..E 5197 ' x jfgjjlz ca 1 ll yu, ,,- ' ' I direct sales personal service ongmal layouts Off SeI'VlC8 retouchlng composition mechanlcals halftone and lme negatives hlm and plate stnppmg plate making offset pnntmg foldmg t o'too complete bmdery service packaglng delivery le and sons, mc stamford, connecticut Stamford davis 49226 new york melrose 5 4112 5 sg , F5 3? 3 'W . Autographs l r , w 1 fy Ns: Q ,QQ SKHIUF ff-J V51 lqtqzflfmmf . M4 L .il -4- i -.,. 4' nrwfw W - ET:-M 'f Q V' Q K A' N X :Tb 1' ., 3 -- X era yi 1 ii 4 ' 1 Presentation of Colors. Hon. joseph Mills, Mayor of the City of Warwick, Prof Chelcie C. Bosland, Chairman of High School Building Committee, Warren L. Salter, Chairman, Warwick School Committee, Stephen A. O'Connor, jr., President, Warvsiick Veterans' Council. thitatiun The formal dedication of Waru'ick Veterans Memo- rial High School was held on Sunday, April 8, l956. The principal speaker was Prof. Chelcie C. Bosland, Chairman of the High School Building Committee and former Chairman of the Warxxiick School Com- mittee, The program included the presentation of flags by Howard T. Moffett, Chaplain of the War- wick Veterans' Council and by janet Rail in memory of her father, Williain Rail, a Warwick veteran of the United States Navy. A flag was also presented in memory of Corporal Ronald Leroy Twombly, who was killed in action on june 20, 1944. Warren L. Salter watches as Edward Garahedian, President of Student Council, receives Colors from Stephen A. O'COn nor, jr. mfs Z A W ,Wg-. ,V . .., 1. an fl Q? -x ii? . I ' y 51. .fir ',.,' 1 it . Q f, fb N H t ' if A- 'K , .I 3 1 -I f Q--,4 I , , I A .f ,EF 1. f f , ' . Q f if sk' ,' 4 A Y 5 f . :Ss I K fx. ,I L ., , wp iT, GI ,gif 1 fi-1 s 1 ' Portia Smith presents first GRY- Pl-ION to Mr. Lavery, Senior Class Advisor. Class President, Charles Randall, presents gift to Miss Esther Con lin, a Senior Guidance Counsel lor. Vice-Principal addresses Seniors. Senior On Monday, june 4. 1956. the Senior Banquet was held in the school cafeteria, After the dinner. gifts were presented to the members of the faculty who had contributed so much to the success of the senior year. Various addresses were given by the guests at the head table, after which David Straight, winner of the GRYPHON Award, explained the significance of the title of the yearbook. The first GRYPHON was After-d inner chat. Banquet presented to Mr. Thomas Lavery. Senior Class Ad- visor, to whom the yearbook was dedicated, by Portia Smith, co-editor. The second and third yearbooks were presented by Glenn Richards, co-editor. to Mr, Scott and Mr. Mournighan. The evening was complete when the entire senior class received their copies of the 1956 GRYPHON. After-dinner pose. fy, , Glenn Richards presents GRY- PHON to Mr. Mournighan and Mr, Scott. Charles Randall presents gifts to Miss Marguerite Robertson, Head of Guidance Department, and Miss Marianna Willard, Social Co-ordinator. Mr. Lavery, Class Advisor, ad- dresses group. lass ap Class Day was held on june 6. 1956, in the gymna- sium. At this time. scholarship awards were presented to seniors who have proved to be outstanding scholas- tically. and to eighty-five seniors who were accepted into membership in the Rhode Island Honor Society. The following special awards were also given: D.A.R, Award to Portia Smithg Readers Digest Award to Glenn Richards and Basil XY'hitingg Bausch and Lomb Award to Richard Rudert. Basil Whiting accepts Rhode Island Alumni Scholar- ship to Rensselaer from Miss Robertson. va' Miss Robertson presents Broun l'tiixt-rsity Scholar- ship to David Manson. Class President Charles Randall addresses student body, 1 - 3 iv4 L Best Looking lldwin 'liedtly Xxfheeler, Charles Donoa van, Meredith Mills, and Dorothy Cole, lass ap Bressler Award to David Manson: John Philip Sousa Award to Richard Plamandong Rensselaer Alumni Award to Basil XY'hiting1 National Merit Scholarship Award to David Straight and Basil Xwhiting. Senior Superlatives. some of which are pictured. were also presented. Gerald Titus, president of the junior class, received the traditional presentation of ivy from Charles Randall, president of the senior class. Glenn Richards accepts Bowdoin Scholarship from Miss Robertson. 415 Norma Sbardella and Everett Snow present certihcates to Most Artistic Meredith Mills, Eunice Straight, and Bernd Simoneit. beniur The Iiallmmn of Rnndestm-the-Ptmtuxct was the scene of XX'.lI'XK'lLk'9 nrst senior prom, Moonglow Q the theme, mls carried out by the beautiful decoratrons and the grunt centerpiece :af 11 white swan, constructed by Eunice Strtught hutnpnp. P-1 'Yin Q ' . 19mm and Bernd Simoneit wirh the aid of Mr. Perma- veau. Musie was provided by Ed Drew and his orchestra and an afrerbpmm party was held ur Johnsmrrs Hummocks. . K . S i nv S xl-f 11- 452 E I . .J ni V a Whds rhe tal A-lf , 'sn Nl af 1 One in the center? d D f' . rem 5 Orchestra provrdes prom mu SIC. A cozy corner during inrermission, ,an -1 E Grand March. 1' 'uf lf FN- J. Harold Williams. principal speaker, Walter Derjue receives diploma. fr l TQTQIQF Y ,,-?g,, v Erahuatiun Wlarwick Veterans Memorial High School held its first graduation of 420 seniors on June 7, 1956, at 8:00 P.M. in the school gymnasium. The principal speaker was J. Harold Williiiiiis, Scout Executive of the Narragansett Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Scott, Principal, Mr. Mourn- ighan, Vice-Principal, and XX'arren I.. Salt- er, Chairman of XY'arwiclc School Com- mittee, presented diplomas to the gradu- ates. For the first time, the Alma Mater, 'S WI. H,- ? ,.-... - avi 'fra -.-. 1 7. 6 . 3? 1 6 -V. v - ' Q A T, V- 'A 32-J pk : 1:1 '-' qi -C f px'-. fa -- I- N.' ,-.T -. ' - -s f ' QQ gp, .1 -n, 1 . 4 5 li r 1 ff -aff W 1. V98 Jia 196 Composed by the Harmony Class of 1956 with words by Miss Rose Koralewsky, was sung by the senior Class. The invoca- tion was given by Rev. Thomas Kelley of St. Williams Church in Norwood, and the benediction was delivered by the Rev. Lloyd E, Marble of the Oakland Beach Union Congregational Church. President Charles Randall presented the class gift to Gerald Titus, President of the junior Class. A section of graduates. W I X . A L M A M A T E R Warwick Veterans Memorial High School H434 H We HM ff Hail, dear A1-m Ma-ter, throned be-side the sea, ln our hearts x-al-ted HM f H 4 v I D Q g J 1 FWQQ? rf? if Wi S 'ePe'HV+eV 5 HWS Hear our hyd to thee. Thou our in-spir a-tion, Thou our bea-co bright. f W ae + Ll H1 iliac H1 flz V fem Ne-ver wilt Thou fan us, in the dark-an night. Ev-er with Thy andimc , 4 .1 4.1.14 me ? Q t fe H P+ E V V ff We + g 64 'S' words byuaose xoralewsky ' 14 Lead 1,0 mth right. gi-ii2Zie3i1gg'bmmg3iZati?2f-mis? class T i of19S6, war-wick Veteran ' .. ALMJB rrff ,1ff4:h i LL X 7. 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