West High School - Westerdays Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

WESTERDAYS 1964 WEST Senior High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island Foreword Now, once again, a day has ended, its brilliance muted by the grayness of twilight; its joy, sorrow, hope, and discouragement dulled by her imperturbable calm. Yet, if we try, we can see through the gathering darkness the shadows of things that were . . . goals set and goals attained; traditions honored and traditions broken; simple routines endured and cherished; bells, exams, and, above all. the people, who, whether cheering or ciying, did it together. These fading shadows are the years that were West. Theirs is the spirit we have tried to capture in WESTERD AYS '64. a book dedicated to. . . 3 In Hbmoriam JJnlut JFitzgrralii KnutriUj 35th President of The United States of America ittaij 2a. lair number 22. 1003 Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. Inaugural Address Principal’s Message MEMORIES REMEMBER—the eventful day 3 years ago when you entered the halls of West High School for the first time? There was an air of bewilderment perhaps, mixed with qualms, fears, expectation, and determination. Everything was different, new faces, new teachers, new associations. Gradually, after a period of orientation, school life settled down and the race for academic supremacy was on. REMEMBER—the school activities, the social affairs, the athletic contests, all contributing to the social life of the school, all with some measure of enjoyment and relaxation. Perhaps too there were little disappointments, seemingly tragic at the time, but now all mellowed and practically forgotten with the passing of time. REMEMBER—the ties and the friendships you have made, some of which will endure forever, others may not. You have made an indelible imprint upon the history of the school, and the classmates who have helped and contributed to the outstanding record of this class of 1964 should be knitted together more closely because of their share in compiling this record. REMEMBER—as you go your separate ways, that even as you enter other fields of endeavor or institutions of higher learning, and form other ties and friendships, you should never forget your Alma Mater and the happy years you spent therein. We of the faculty and staff will never forget you, and the contribution you have made to the glorious history of West High. We wish for all of you success and happiness in your future careers. Thomas J. Moriarty, Principal 8 Thomas J. Moriarty 9 Miss Eleanor Cullen Although she is a newcomer to West, Miss Cullen soon found hundreds of frustrated seniors, impatient juniors, and eager sophomores crowding her office. Fitting quickly into the routine, she dispatched all her tasks with efficiency and aplomb, and thus won the admiration of faculty and students alike. We were all curious, when Miss Mc-Kitchen left, as to what sort of a woman it would take to fill her shoes. We know we have found the answer in Miss Cullen. Bradford Bachrach Mr. William McDole Assistant Principal Never an advocate of change for change’s sake, yet ever eager for improvement, Mr. McDole has led our yearbook, newspaper, and school on to success. With his promotion to assistant principal, Mr. Dole has continued to guide us, wisely yet tactfully, with a ready smile and an ever-extended hand. All of us join in saying thanks, Mr. McDole, for being a friend we could count on. Miss Christine Massie Guidance Counselor If numbers are any indication, the guidance office was among the most popular places for seniors this year. Not the least reason for this was our ever-available counselor, Miss Massie, who always managed to reduce our earth-shattering problems to more realistic proportions and then help us solve them. If we, at times, felt she expected too much of us, it is only a reflection of her general op- timism and good cheer, which somehow made our futures seem a little less frightening. We only hope we can carry some of her goodwill with us into the years ahead. Bradford Bachrach Miss Elizabeth Kelly Social Advisor One of the most important aspects of high school life las any Fre«hman can tell you) is the Dance. For three consecutive years, Miss Kelly has borne our pre-Sophomore Hop, Junior Promenade, Senior Reception hysterics with wisdom and patience; and has helped to make all our social functions truly memorable affairs. We thank you. Miss Kelly, for working to help us play. II Mr. Manuel Fernandes Yearbook Advisor An open mind is a rare virtue. Mr. Manuel Fernandes possesses such a quality. He willingly listens to the ideas and suggestions of staff members before reaching final conclusions. He is highly esteemed by the student body for his enthusiasm and interest. Although it was his first year as advisor to this publication. Mr. Fernandes has displayed a great aptitude in the coordination and promotion of the yearbook. His z?al will never be forgotten. The clamor of dissent, the relief of compromise. the silence of concentration in Room 31 Mr. John J. O’Reilly Business Advisor Mr. John J. O’Reilly has played an integral part in the business management of the ’61 Yesterdays. His constant efforts to encourage students to solicit advertising is appreciated by everyone. He has displayed his interest in student affairs in every capacity he has ever filled. Indeed, his well-rounded personality has been a source of inspiration to all members of the yearbook staff. The graduating class also acknowledges his contribution of vital interest in the success of our educational and social endeavors. Check, check, check, and recheck as WESTERDAYS’ finances undergo a final scrutiny. Table of Contents Faculty............15 Seniors............23 Activities.........73 Honors Superlatives... 99 Sports............Ill Underclassmen.....135 Advertisements....151 14 isnr AMri?; nonchalant Mr. Faucher hand him over to the supply salesman. MARGARET E. CASEY MAE I. CONNORS VIVIENNE F. COTE ANNE R. COYLE GLORIA E. DelPAPA Commercial Supervisor, Sec- Typing, Shorthand French, Public Speaking Home Economics English, Student Council retarial Studies “Well, look what wc have here,” comments Mr. Keough, as Mr. Fernandes and Mr. O'Reilly enjoy some punch. FREDERICK J. GREGORY JAMES A. HABERSHAW THOMAS J. HUNT English (Head) History English ALBERT J. DUBUC Foreign Language (Head) ROBERT J. DUHAMEL History, Economics, Business Law PAUL FAUCHER Biology, Geometry’ 16 HERBERT C. DIMLICH WINSTON S. DODGE JAMES E. DOYLE “I’m sorry, George, hut we can’t all have a happy frog,” Mathematics (Head) Business Math., Athletic Di- History, Track Coach Mr. Gallagher consoles a biology student. rector, Football Coach MANUEL FERNANDES Bookkeeping, Yearbook ERNEST R. FOREST Economics, Journalism HARRIET FORMAN Economics, Business Math HERMAN FREEDMAN Art JOHN P. GALLAGHER Biology WILFRID J. LALIBERTE FRANCIS E. LAMARRE CATHERINE MANGAN ATTILLIO MARGARITA CHRISTINE MASSIE Chemistry, Physics English Shorthand, Type History, Asst. Football Guidance Coach PERRY QUIMBY HERMAN TORO C. RAYMOND VARONE MIt bit me Miss Kelly, that funny one with the purple Physical Education Band, Chorus Mathematics hair 18 MARY McBURNEY CEORCE McCABE MARY McKEOUCH Spanish Office Machines Guidance “Now you may find the plot a bit weak in this one,” cautions Miss Minkins. ELINOR MONAHAN JOHN J. O’REILLY MARY O’REILLY JOHN PARIS HELEN PULEO English Bookkeeping, Algebra Shorthand, Type French Home Management Student Teachers PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FIRST ROW. 1 to r: E. Me-Naught. R. Ricci. J. Galvin, D. Rubadan. SECOND ROWr T. McCabe, C. Shackett, G Hodgens. THIRD ROW: M Firmender, R. Russell. R. Ma guirc, A. Scerbak, P. Trin chero, L. Kish. RUTH BRANDLEY JOANNE FANNING DENNIS LIMA Bryant U.R.I. Bryant Shorthand History Bookkeeping L to r: Constance Polak, Barrington, French; George Mould, Brown, History; Ruth Bowden, Pembroke, Biology. 'Ita Former Teachers After spending several years at West, making the “halls resound with the sound of music” Mr. Horan has left for warmer climes, namely Virginia. A familiar face in the Art Department was Miss Maloney’s. We hope her retirement will be a pleasant reward for a well-spent life. Retirement has claimed another of our teachers. Miss McVay, who taught in the Pawtucket School System for many years. Miss Jackson brought to girls’ physical education a freshness and enthusiasm we couldn’t help catching. Alternating between Tolman and West, Miss Primiano taught Home Nursing and Nutrition during her short stay here. We wish her success wherever she mav be. Thomas Dolan president Linda Squad secretary Lydia Sabatini vice-president BARBARA ABOWITT College “Her joys will always outnumber her sorrows.” JOAN ANDERSON Office Work “A ready laugh and an abundant supply of energy is most valuable.” HENRY BAPTISTA Service “The beat of the drum sets the pace of his life.” 26 GAIL ABRAMS College “All things in life are worth doing only if done well.” MARY ANDRADE Office Work “If I am not friendly, what worth have I?” CHRISTINE BARDSLEY Office Work “Her humor is as subtle as her manner.” FRANK ALLARD Service ’What is life without mischief? LEO ARCHAMBAULT Service “Man is the measure of all great things.” DAVID BARDSLEY College “In confidence and enthusiasm shall be your strength.” SANDRA AIXARD Teaching “The voice of knowledge is a subtle whisper.” RICHARD ARRIGHI Teaching “A happy disposition is a gift of the gods.’ WILLIAM BARNEY Teaching “A man must have a goal if he wishes a future.” RAYMOND ASIALA Engineering “Truth and silence prevail in a strong character.” LEONARD BEASLEY College “It is the quiet ones who have something up their sleeves.” ROBERTA AUDETTE Religious Work “Meaningful thoughts unsung are more important than foolish gossip chanted.” JANICE BEATTIE Office Work “Concern for others expresses her thoughtful nature.” 27 EARL BECKER College “All life is balanced in the subtle interval between two notes on a violin.” KENNETH BITGOOD Service “The best things in life are fun.” MARGARET BENKOSKY Nursing “All good thoughts come from the heart.” DAVID BLOOMER Teaching “To understand music one must be able to speak its language.” JAMES BERNARDINO College “It is one thing to laugh yourself and another to bring laughter to others.” P A [OSEPH BOISVERT Electrician A good laugh never hurt anyone.” RUTH BORENSTEIN College “Work is well done when it is done with a will.” TED BERNAT Civil Engineering “Respect for others is accompanied by respect for oneself.” MARGERY BOMES College “A moment with her is a delightful experience which will be long remembered.” THERESA BORGES Business College “Delight is infectious.” BRUCE BILLER Medicine “I would rather be right than President.” WILLIAM BISHOP Service “A love for nature and her miracles.1 RICHARD BOM College “Criticism is a virtue—someone has to find fault.” RICHARD BOTELHO Service “What’s right with the world is right with me.” ROBERT BOOTT Meteorology “When at loss for words . . . wink.” JILDA BOUCHARD Hairdressing “The force of her own merit makes her way.” 29 ALBERT BOWKER Service “One who can be trusted.” DAVID BOWLEY Undecided “A timid person quietly welds his way.” ROBERT BRIERLY Electronics “All I have to do is stir up my ambition.” SARA BRYANT College “A will and a way of her own.” ALBERT BUONANNI College “The reward for hard work is the finished product.” NANCY CARLSON Teaching “She who knows what she wants has a far better chance of obtaining it.” 30 CHRISTINE CARTER Hairdressing “Joyful as the most spirited.' AUGUSTUS BURNS Engineering “A simple life is often more rewarding.” LINDA CARVALHO Hairdressing “Her presence illuminates a room as the sun lights up the sky.” ROGER BROUILLETTE Service “Determination in character is apparent in him.” JOHN BUTTRICK College “The wisest man could ask no more than to be modest, manly, and true.” JAMES CASEY College “His every thought sincere.” CHARLES BROWN College “He who plunges headlong into life must keep his eyes open.” RUSSELL CANTARA College “Music and laughter are the source of all joy.” KAREN BROWN College “It is an accomplishment to be well-known; a feat to be well-liked.” SUSAN CAPWELL Advertising “The dance is beauty in motion.” 31 LINDA CHENOWETH Office Work “An affable nature will attract pleasant people.” BARBARA CONNORS Hairdressing “Each mind has its own patterns.’ MEREDYTH CHURCH College “Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food.” GERALD CONSOVE College “Strong extroverts forever strive to prove their point.” SUZANNE CASSIDY Office Work “Those who say little rarely regret their words.” NANCY CLARK Airline Hostess “One can never learn anything while one is speaking.” GERARD CONVERSE Service “A smile is the easiest way to recognize or make a friend.” 32 ALFRED CATTERALL Service “The hand extended in aid is the one most often clasped in friendship.” GERALDINE CAVANAUGH Nursing “A sincere interest in others.” LAURENCE CHARPENTIER Service “There is no substitute for hard work.1 MARILYN CLEMENT Medical Secretary “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere.” MARSHA COOPER College “We shall never forget her friendly smile and her carefree nature.” KENNETH COCCA Musician “Tones of music create the atmosphere in which one may produce effectively.” FRANK COPPOLA Musician “A piece of music requires humor in the arrangement.” LINDA CONNERY Nursing “Politeness costs nothing, gains everything.1 JOHN CORDEIRO Service “A good man makes no noise over a good deed.” 33 ALAN CORIN College “A man must know himself before he knows the world.” DEBORAH CUTLER Office Work “There’s no limit to a woman’s sphere.” DONALD DELIZ Medical Technologist “I go on learning something every day.” ARMANDO CORREIA Business College “One who possesses the talent to make others happy will never be lonely.” ANDRIANO DALUZ Contracting “A smile is a sign of inner happiness.’ BARBARA DEXTER Undecided ‘‘Perseverance is the setret of success.1 PHYLLIS COTTON College “I think I’m beginning to understand— don’t ask me what.” PAULA D’ANGELO College “Inner beauty is sometimes concealed by a serious face.” CAROL DIPADUA Comptometer School “How do you keep a wave upon the sand?’ 34 KENNETH CROSS Service ‘‘Knowledge comes hut wisdom lingers.” ALFRED DEFONZO Nuclear Physicist “For I am nothing if I am not critical.” THOMAS DOLAN College “It is necessary to strive for what you believe.” RONALD CROWE Service “A quick answer turncth away wrath.” HELENJEAN DAUGHERTY Airline Hostess “She who waits will always receive.’ SANDRA DOIG Business College “She who can count her wealth in friends is wealthiest of all.” ADRIENNE DEGRE Office Work “With precision and neatness she will continue on.” ARLENE DONALDSON Business College “Dependable as the sun, and just as cheerful.” MICHAEL CROMBIE Service “It’s difficult to duplicate his loyalty.’ 35 DEBORAH DOYLE Teaching “Laughter illuminates both the spirit and the face.” HENRY DUMONT College “The well-spoken man impresses many people.” KATHLEEN DOYLE College “The quintessence of enthusiasm.' THERESA DUNBAR Office Work “Her wit is not concealed by her gentle nature.” FRANK DROBIAZGIEWICZ College “Whatever the situation—a suggestion, a plan, a helping hand.” ALLAN DUPREY College “I know well the words to the song of life, hut I prefer to hum.” ARTHUR DRUMMOND College “He who laughs with the world will not laugh at it.” FRANK DURAND College “Pleasant to know, and valued as a friend.” MELVIN EDDLESTON Medical Technology “The thinkers rarely have time to speak.1 ODETE DUARTE Business College “Shyness does not indicate a fear of the world, hut rather a contemplation of it.” FRANK DURAO Business “Tennis is the sport of the swift and determined.” GARY ENSIGN College “Nothing makes a person stand straighter than the thought that someone else cares.” JO LYNN DUBAY Secretary “In quietness shall be your strength.1 JANICE DUREAULT Business College “Maturity and modesty are fine jewels for a woman.” ROBERT ENSIGN College “A laugh or a smile will make any jolt seem lighter.” 37 CHRISTINE ESAU Nursing “A knack with words; a way with people.” ARLENE FELLNER Teaching “Perseverance and kindness are valuable assets on the road to success.” LAWRENCE FORMAN College “Life is hut a chessboard. The question is: Which piece are wc?” 38 SUSAN FAGAN College “Apparel reflects the facets of one’s personality.” GARY FERDMAN Engineering “Outward contentment is the sign of inward pride.” DAVID FORTE Automotive Industry “The knowledge of an inquisitive person never falters.” MARY FALLON Nursing “Popularity is the product of charm and intelligence.” RUTH FISHBEIN College “Her gratitude is reason enough to be her friend.” PAUL FOURNIER College “One searches for knowledge to better his character.” MARGARET FARLEY Office Work “In every crowd exists one with spontaneous wit.” ALLEN FITZPATRICK State Police “The players arc often the best spectators.1 DONNA FOX Medicine “Learning is a delicate process where even ecstasy may be subtle.” MARSHA FARLEY Commercial Art “Life is its own excuse for being.” ANTHONY FARRI College “The desire to be criticized is a great asset.1 JUDITH FLAXINGTON Office Work “Much appreciation is shown to a quiet person.” ROBERT FORCIER Engineering “Happiness is an A in Trig.1 EMI) FRUCHT College “The happiest people are those who can laugh at themselves.” MARION GILBERT Office Work “Good character thrives on ambition.’ ROBERT GARCEAU Service “Silence is a virtue.” GERALD GINCE Business “Efficient work is sometimes accomplished in a subtle manner.” BARBARA FRATI Hairdressing “One smile says more than a paragraph of words.” SHIRLEY GAUGHAN X-Ray Technician “A style all her own.” PAULINE GINCE Nursing “Humor can be found under every circumstance.” 40 CAROLYN FRATTARELLI Hairdressing “One promise kept is worth ten million made.” EVERETT GEORGE Police Force “Silence always has more meaning than hollow words.” JOYCE GIRARD l.BM. School “Laughter has accomplished more than tears ever did.” DIANE FRIEDMAN College “Her finger and her heart in every pie.” CHRISTINE GIBBONS Business School “Friendship for friendship’s sake should never he exploited.” MICHAEL GLASS College “Nothing is denied to well-directed labor.’ k NANCY FRIEDMAN College “One can but reach for an understanding of life—to attain it would be anti-climactic.” ANN GILBERT Nursing “Her laughter enhances a room as does the sun to the sky.” PHILIP GOFF College “A great capacity for friendliness and fun.' 41 DAVID GOLDBERG College “Wisely I go slowly; they stumble that run fast.” MARGARET GONSALVES Secretary A polite manner is often the most charm ing.” SHAKO’S GREENE Undecided “A solution to every problem neglected. must never be 42 MARSHALL GOLDBERG College “He who rides the back of the tiger is rarely eaten.” CHERYL GOLDFARB College “Quiet happiness has a beauty all its own.” STEPHEN GORIN College “He who takes life seriously from the start will never be startled by it.” ELAINE GOULDEN Nursing “From her eyes a joyous twinkle gleams.’ ROSEMARY GRIMSHAW Hairdressing PRISCILLA GRINROD Art School “Silence is the element in which great “She lives to laugh, to love, to learn.” things fashion themselves.” ARLENE GOLDSTEIN Teaching “Is it she who follows the sun or vice versa? o JANET GOYER Hairdressing “Live and let live.” GLORIA GRYGIEL Business School “She does what must be done with grandeur.” CHERYL GRANT Nursing “She who is industrious in the long run is successful.” CHARLES HALEY College “An alert mind is the product of mental exercise.” THOMAS GREENAN Service “Trivial escapades create the amusement in his life.” RICHARD HALL Agriculture “It is a tranquil person who accomplishes much.” 43 RICHARD HANLEY College “A bright mind must not lack initiative.” NANCY HENSHAW Teaching “Life is a series of sharps and flats.1 PETER HARRIS Medicine “Easy to know; easy to like.” JUDY HINES Nursing “Her friendship is worth having.” WILLIAM HARTLEY Teaching “Physical excellence demands exceptional dedication.” ALAN HODKINSON Civil Engineering “True dignity abides with him alone.” PATRICIA HAYES Office Work “Anyone who offers assistance will never have to ask for it.” CRAIG HEDBERG College “Often those who speak the least say the most.” DONALD HENSHAW College “Standing by one’s beliefs takes courage and determination.” CAROL HOLME Office Work “If eyes were made for seeing then beauty is its own excuse for being.” BARRY JACOLINZER College “Life is for living.” ELLEN HORVITZ College “Charm makes a plain woman beautiful; a beautiful woman brilliant.” CARL JOHNSON College “Serious but not sober,- quiet but not idle.” JOSEPH HOWARD Service “Even the quietest people arouse excitement.” RAYMOND JOHNSON Draftsman “Friendliness overcomes the shyness within.' 45 MARILYN JORDAN Teaching “Although it is far easier to thank someone else; it is far better to do something worthy of thanks.” WILLIAM KOLEK College “His exuberant nature wins friends and influences people.” SANDRA KANOPKIN Teaching “The smile is the mother of friendship; the daughter of happiness.” MICHAEL LABONTE Service “In sports he will find his fame, he who plays a fair game.” CAROLYN KENNEY Dentistry “Manner is woman's best adornment.” HAZEL LACERDA College “The lack of friends and things to do will never be her problem.” JOYCE LAROSEE Office Work “The bowstring of her free spirit is never slack.” 46 JOSEPH LARSON Service “Friendliness has more value than money.” DOROTHY LEES Teaching “Integrity and sincerity are the marks of a true friend.” RONNI KERN College “Life, like a snowflake, has many facets. Enjoy it before it melts.” BRUCE KIERNAN College “As a man unfailingly guides the ball, so must he guide his life.” ARLENE KNOWLES College “She who can show sincere enthusiasm for another’s ideas will be the friend of all.” MARY LAFORGE Office Work “A love of life involves a love of one’s fellow man.” MILDRED LEONARD College “To ask ‘why’ is the mark of one who seeks greater knowledge.” NORMAN LAPERCHE Business College “A man of courage never wants weapons.’ ROBERT LAROE Undecided “He goes where the winds may carry him.” ALAN LOISELLE Teaching “A man of prudence, judgment, and virtue.1 GEORGE LOMAX College “True friends are those willing to help.’ EDNA LUNDGREN Office Work “Life was made for laughing.1 ROBERT M ADD ALINE College “To do nothing hut the gdod, is his goal.” HOWARD LESTER College “Genuine astonishment at one’s own accomplishments is the sign of a humble man.” MARGO LONG Nursing “The idea of individualism refuses to frighten her.” JANICE MAHAN Office Work “Her actions arc modest, her words discreet.” 48 SHIRLEY LEVASSEUR Office Work “The sincerity she possesses is obvious to everyone.” MICHAEL LIGHTBOWN Service “Pretending you don’t care, instantly reflects your interest.” BARBARA LIVESLEY Teaching “Contentment breeds contentment.” SHEILA LUBERA Nursing “Her size is no evidence of the thoughtfulness within.” INGRID MAIER Office Work “Speak clearly if you speak at all. Cane every word before you let it fall.” MICHAEL LUMINELLI College “Wit is most beneficial to an active person.’ JAMES MARCIL Electrical Engineering “Is it wrong to have your own idea of humor?” EDITH LUNDGREN Office Work “Loyalty for friends comes from the heart.' JANICE MARR Business College “She who is sensitive to the pain of the world has no time to complain of her own.” 49 GEORGE MARSON Service “A goal is that which must be attained.” DORIS McCORMICK Nursing “Those who worry oft do little more, therefore why worry? ELAINE McGURN Undecided “To be trusted is to be respected. JOAN MARTIN Hairdressing “She who understands others’ problems should have none of her own.” ROBERT McCULLOCH Service “Generosity is the gift of a chosen few john McQuillan Commercial Art “Those who take life easily are forever free of worries.” EARL MATHEWSON College “Nothing is admired more than modesty in a friendly man.” ELEANOR McDonald College “An unconfused mind is the first requirement for an orderly life.” SYBIL MELLION College “Artistic in her looks and pleasures.” 50 ROBERT McCABE Trade School “A warm heart, an intelligent outlook.” MICHAEL McGRATH Service “Diligence is the mother of fortune.” ALICE MELLO College “A girl with sparkling eyes, who has a full, fresh, joyous sense of life.” SALLY McGUINNESS College “Her quiet grace is truly part of her charm.” THOMAS McGRATH College “Few realize the priceless wit underlying his reserved manner.” JUDITH MELLOR Teaching “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.' ROBERT MENDES College “To live well is to work well.” 51 WILLIAM MENNIE Carpentry “A husky exterior sometimes conceals a kind heart.” BRUCE MITCHELL Service “Every man’s fortune is molded by his character.” BERNADINE MOTTA Teaching “A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known.’ ROBERT MIGNACCA Business College “The mechanics of life arc the most difficult to understand.” NANCY MITCHELL Nursing “Her willingness to help those in need adds to her merits.” BEVERLY MUCCI Hairdressing “Originality in thought and deed.’ CAROL MILLER Office Work “Happiness seems made to be shared.' SAMUEL MOFFAT Banking “A true friend never has many enemies.” CAROLYN NICHOLSON College “Travelers create their own ideals.’ 52 DOROTHY MILLER Office Work “Those who speak only the truth must, of necessity, speak softly.” DAVID MONAGHAN College “Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.” College “The tempo of the world sets thr her pulse.” Pace of Engineering “Skill and confidence are an unconqucrcd army.” NORMA MINTEL College “Her infectious smile catches many unaware.” ROBBIE MORGAN College “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” EILEEN O’CONNOR College “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” STEPHEN OSTRACH College “Belief in truth begins with doubting all that has hitherto been believed to be true.” ■ MICHAEL OTIS College “Good nature is one of richest fruits of personality. 53 FLORENCE PAIVA Office Work “Good nature never lost a friend. ANGELA PALUMBO Nursing “Friends are easily obtained by quiet motives. DAVID PATERSON Business College “Good humor is a characteristic of a well-adjusted man. NEAL PIGGOTT Undecided “Carefree as the wind in March.' WILLIAM PATTY College “A helping hand and a winning way.” JOSEPH PIRES College “Someone who can create fun is always needed.” LYGERE PANOGOPOULOS College “Sincere friends are treasured friends. PATRICIA PAYNE X-Ray Technology “Petiteness and politeness never cease to be recognized.” DENNIS POTHIER Business School “Success awaits at labor’s gates.” 54 ROCCO PARDI Service “The welhrounded man is much in demand.” ARLENE PERLOW College “The world is a place for fun and games.” DIANNE PRENTISS Practical Nursing “A steady, quiet flame in a dark room.” ALAN PARMENTIER Business College “Silence is a virtue.” MARY-ELLEN PERLOW College “Peace and quiet reign supreme in this troubled world.” CANDANCE PATENAUDE Nursing “There is so much of life and so little time to live it.” BARRY PICKAR Teaching “The architect of his own future.” 55 JUDITH RAMSDEN Physical Education “She seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” SANDRA READ Nursing “Wisdom is true ambition’s aim.” FRANCIS REI College “A mind worth developing.1 ROGER RENZI Business College “His music symbolizes his good nature.” GUIDO ROSATI Entertainer “Laughter is his calling card.” PAMELA ROSS Nursing “One who is sensitive to other’s joys and sorrows.” KATHLEEN ROWAN College “fn this frenzied world a little peace is often desired.” 56 JEANNE RATTIE Practical Nursing “Modesty is the beauty of women.' GERALD RICHMOND College “Quiet with a definite purpose.' BARBARA RZEMIEN Beautician “A warm heart, an extended hand.” HENRY RAYMOND Undecided “He who gives of himself is repaid twice over.” GLENN RIGBY College “He who plays the livelong day . . . has the right idea.” MEREDYTH READ I.B.M. School “Loyalty is not expressed in words, but in actions.” CAROL ROBINSON College “The rhythm of numbers is the song of life.” LYDIA SABATINI Teaching “Everything is within the grasp of those who are willing to reach for it.” CHERYL SABOURIN Nursing “As American as apple pie and twice as sweet.” 57 MARTHA SANEK College “ Tis better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow.” AILEEN SCOTT Office Work “She who loves Mankind gains its love.” MARY SANTOS Office Work “Gaiety is a most becoming gown.' SUSAN SEMONOFF College “The most desired friends are often they who most desire to be friends.” ROBERT SAVASTANO Service “Sincerity wins friendship, Admiration, and respect.” CATHERINE SERVANT Office Work “Whatever the question she has the answer.” CHARLES SINEL Advertising “When playing the role of a clown, a serious mind appears hidden.” 58 SHARON SINEL College “Spontaneous laughter cannot conceal a studious counter-part.” GAIL SKORUPSKI Office Work “Personality accompanied by common sense leads to many rewards.” FRANKLIN SAVICKI Service “There is no use in rushing, life is too short.” PATRICK SHEEHY Teaching “He who is devoted to ideals is far more likely to achieve them.” JOHN SLAIMEN Criminology “The jester fills the air with laughter.’ FREDERICK SHORT College “A man’s popularity is an index to his character.” JOAN SILVA Nursing “Conscientious in her studies and her manners.” CAROLYN SMITH Office Work “Silence is a language of itself to those who understand it.” ROBERT SMITH College “Genteel in personage, conduct, and equipage.” 59 BRIAN SOLOTKE Junior College “Gentlemen of charm eventually make their mark in life.” FRED SWARTZ College “Frankness is a natural quality.” LINDA SOUZA Nursing “It’s a warm heart that finds every door open.” BARBARA SWIATKOWSKI College “The beauty of a flower lies not only in its form but in its sweetness.” WILLIAM SPILLMAN Nuclear Physics “The secret of his success is constancy of purpose.” MARIE SYLVESTER Office Work “Silence bears its own message.” DONALD THEROUX Plumber “On the road to success perseverance is necessary at every stoplight.” RUSSELL ST. PIERRE Service “The age of chivalry is not dead.” ARLENE TAYLOR Office Work “Friendship can only he surpassed by love.1 SUSAN THEROUX IBM. School “Real unselfishness consists of sharing the interests of others.” THOMAS STATON College “The best of men doing his best.” EDOARDA TEIXEIRA Office Work “Shyness becomes and adds to attractiveness.” SANDRA TIERNEY College “The gentle beauty of her soul is but reflected in her face.” WILLIAM STEIN College “The realization of right from wrong is sometimes frustrating.” KENNETH TETELBAUM College “A little work, a little play, keeps him going day by day.” SANDRA TILLES College “The thrill of life is exceeded only by its re-enactment.” 61 ARON TRACHTENBERG College “What’s life without laughter?” DAVID TRETTON Teaching “The silent athlete is often most intriguing.” MARCIA VENOKOOR College “One who appreciates the finer things in life.” ERNEST VICKERS Service “Earnestness alone makes life eternity.” GAIL WEITZNER College “Joyful eyes bespeak a joyful heart.” 62 CAROL WEAVILL College “A friendly smile is never weakened by frequent use.” HAVER TROMANHAUSER College “Never an idle moment but considerate and thoughtful of others.” DONNA VILLENEUVE Nursing “She has the gift of great friendship.” LARRY WERNER Service “One who is his friend looks no further.” VALERIE TWIGGER Office Work “A mystery with a happy ending.” ANN VITO Undecided “Paradise is open to all kind hearts EDWARD WESTGATE College “By the work one knows the workman.” ARTHUR VALCOURT Service “A mind made for thoughts of wisdom BEVERLY VENOKOOR College “Each person’s life is her own.” JAMES WADE College “Intelligence makes conversation pleasant RAYMOND WALMSLEY Service “Our ideals are our better selves.” SUE-ELLEN WITTNER Teaching “It is necessary to work at life ... to enjoy it. WILLIAM WRIGHT College “Success is the reward of toil.” JANET WITTUM I.B.M. School “Life should be lived in the active voice.” VIRGINIA YORK Office W ork “Happiness is someone to talk to.' 64 THOMAS WESTGATE College “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.' DAVID WOODCOCK Business School “Courtesy separates the man from the mass.’ BRUCE ZETTER College “Never let it rest, until your good is better and your better best.” CATHERINE WHALEN Nursing “Sweet as the breath of morn.” LESLIE WOOLLEY College “She who can find humor in this somber world will never be conquered by trouble.” ALBERTA ZINNO College “Determination and organization carve the path to her success.” RICHARD WHITELEY College “No man was ever wise by chance.” KENNETH WORSLEY College “If one knows the times to be silent, he will have few arguments.” JOSLYN ZINNO Hairdressing “Gentility is the sign of a true woman.’ JEAN WILLIAMS Teaching “It is only the good-hearted who can be true friends.” i DONNA WRIGHT I.B.M. School “Ambition is the direct rout%e to success.’ SUSANNE ZUCKER Advertising “The world needs some zealous people to get the rest of us onto our feet.” 65 Footprints on the Mr. John B. Richer Assistant Principal 1959-1963 Although the circumstances of acquaintance were not always ideal, we soon recognized in Mr. Richer the qualities of a man destined for bigger and better things. Last year, with his elevation to the position of principal at Jenks Junior High, he attained these goals, leaving at West the memory of an admirable, industrious friend. sands of time . . Miss Mary J. McKitchen Dean 1949-1963 When years have passed and high school memories grow dim, there is one face that will remain clear beyond the rest—that of a woman who, with kindness, capability and charm, guided the thousands of students seeking help at her door. With Miss McKitchen’s retirement last June, West lost more than a Dean . . . indeed it lost a woman who became a legend in her own lifetime. Senior Parent Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ensign Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Werner Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weitzner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Motta Mr. and Mrs. Max Tetelbaum Mr. and Mi-s. Joseph Mellor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Roland Laforge Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grimshaw Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Whiteley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connery Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parmentier Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cocca Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Armond Charpentier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zinno Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. Roland Loiselle Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sabourin Mr. and Mrs. David Horvitz Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drobiazgiewicz Mrs. Jack Mellion and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Henshaw Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Santos Mr. and Mrs. James Lightbown Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Servant Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Winner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Twigger Mrs. Inez C. Woolley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hering Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Semonoff Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaRosse Mr. and Mrs. Farrar Mr. and Mrs. William Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flaxington Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fishhein Mr. and Mrs. A. Rajotte Mr. and Mrs. Squire Read Dr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Celestino Paiva Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Walmsley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robinson Senior Parent Patrons Mrs. David M. Paterson Mr. and Mrs. William Patty Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman Mr. and Mrs. William B. Forcier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Savicki Mr. and Mrs. Norman Demers Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Skorupski Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Venokoor Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Biller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ensign Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goyer Mr. and Mi's. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bomes Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Abrams Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Palenaude Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wittum Dr. and Mrs. Milton Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. George Gince, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Knowles Mr. and Mrs. W. Dean Tromanhauser Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Donaldson Mrs. Helen Sabourin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pickar Mr. and Mi's. M. Abowitt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rzeniien Mr. and Mrs. Tad Bernat Mrs. Ruth A. Slaimen Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Esau Mrs. Vivian M. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. B. Ferdman Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Morgan Mr. and Mrs. George Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mucci Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. George Lees Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Doig Mr. and Mrs. R. Vito Mrs. Stella Theroux Dr. and Mrs. Earl J. Matthewson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Venokoor 68 Senior Parent Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Mr. and Mrs. L. DiPadua Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reindeau Mr. and Mrs. F. Norman Otis Mr. and Mrs. John Mello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown Mr. and Mrs. Janies Sanek Mr. and Mrs. Henry Audette Mrs. Helen Panagopoulas Mr. and Mrs. Charles D’Angelo Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mennie Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mendes Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGum, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frattarelli Mrs. Margaret Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Biyant Mr. and Mi's. William Fellner Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lomax Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kanopkin Mrs. Elsie Read Mr. and Mrs. Myles Livesley Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Eddleston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silva Mr. and Mrs. Adrien J. Degre Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Grant Mr. and Mrs. William Boott Mr. and Mrs. Burrington Capwell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Giygiel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Monaghan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William Fruct Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allard Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stein Mr. and Mrs. Willard 0. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grinrod Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bardsley Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Zucker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crombie Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Forman Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. A. Duarte Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Bowker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zinno i I I I Far above all other standards Alma rise the buff and blue. Flying high our dear old banner glorious to view, Mater Lift the chorus, speed it onward, ne’er let praises fail, Here’s to you we all are singing, Dear Old West High — Hail. 70 Class Ode No longer to the ocean will we go To build our fragile castles in the sand; No longer watch the fading daylight weave The drifting clouds into a rainbow band. Why leave these gentle pastimes on the shore To tempt the wiles and fury of the sea? Do honor, wealth and glory shine so bright To blind us to some future tragedy? Already we are masters of the beach — The ocean laughs at our pretended state Can we e’er conquer all the future holds When we still linger at the edge of fate? The sea sweeps in; our labor’s washed away But for a single castle which still stands: Another wave — ’tis gone; now we must leave — Already castles rise at others’ hands. Yet as we run to meet the turning tide; The sands cling to us still, as if to say: “Remember e’er these years upon the beach But live tomorow as a bright new day.” Ronni Kern 71 72 73 ACTIVITIES SENIOR EDITORS, Sybil Mellion and Diane Friedman, plan section while FACULTY EDITORS, Linda Souza and Susan Semonoff enter Room 31. ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS EDITORS: A. Mello, M. Longed., H. Tromanhauser—ed., D. Deliz, B. Solotke, S. Gorin—ed. Marshall Goldberg and Nancy Carlson, BUSINESS MANAGERS, with Su-sanne Zucker and Larry Forman, ADVERTISING MANAGERS, work diligently for financial success of '6 WESTER DAYS. esterdays JUNIOR EDITORS, Judith Stern, Stephen McMahon, Jeffery Priluck, and Lillian Gomes, begin work on their section. Has anybody seen the WESTERDAYS staff? We never thought we’d miss them. For a few days it was almost a relief to turn around and not have someone flash a bulb at you. But by now the strange quietness surrounding Room 31 has begun to get on our nerves. In fact, their cryptic mutterings about deadlines and proofs would almost be music to our ears. So if you should see them (you can recognize them by the numerals 05902 stamped in purple across their foreheads—no, not their zip code, the job number . . .) tell them . . . well, just tell them the Book’s out, if they’d like to see it. . . ART EDITORS: Barbara Swialkowski and Priscilla Grinrod display deep concentration in planning artistic designs for the Yearbook. CIRCULATION MANAGERS: Kathleen Doyle. Enid, Frucht, Leslie Woolley, and Sharon Sinel await the publication of the WESTERDAYS. 76 (This Page Sponsored by PARAMOUNT FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT SUPPLY CORP.) TYPISTS: FIRST ROW, 1-r: D. McCormick, N. Mitchell, A. Donaldson. SECOND ROW, 1-r: J. Anderson, M. Read, G. Grygiel. WESTERDAYS BOARD, FIRST ROW, lr: F. Paiva, S. Kanopkin, S. Tilles, P. Miller, S. Mellion, R. Fishbein. SECOND ROW, 1-r: L. Forman, L. Panagopoulos, D. Friedman, C. Patenaude, G. Abrams, A. Zinno, L. Woolley, M. Goldberg. 77 Westerner Lydia Sabatini, Editor-in-chief Lilliam Gomes (kneeling)-—ADVERTISING MANAGER, Lorie Kelly, CIRCULATION MANAGER, and Bernie Motta at files. TYPISTS: Sue Semonoff, Joe Pires, and Cathy Knapp work diligently to meet newspaper deadline. “Only one more day to meet the deadline—let’s get busy and wrap it up.” These were familiar words expressed by the Westerner advisor and editor throughout the year. Weeks of quiet journalism periods, suddenly turned into uproarious hectic days of meeting the deadline when “'The paper was put to bed.” WESTERNER GANG” 79 Fred Swartz, BUSINESS MANAGER, discusses financial situation with the editor. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, 1-r: G. Ensign, S. Sinel, R. Morgan, S. Perry’, T. Staton—pres. SECOND ROW, 1-r: S. Greene, N. Marks, S. Mellion. THIRD ROW, 1-r: M. Costa, D. Mandeville, S. Carlson, M. D’Angelo. FOURTH ROW, 1-r: B. Crooks, S. Gorin, A. Duprey, R. Arrighi, C. Hed-berg, T. Dolan, M. Doyle, C. Donovan, D. Friedman, S. Yan-do, R. Stewart, R. Zaluski, G. Panichas, A. Defonzo, B. Zetter, B. Goldstein. Student Council Wrest High’s professional folksingers, the Sundowners, practice before their appearance at the Student Council’s Hootenanny Hop. At the heart of every school is the student council, an unknown quantity which always seems to be working, yet never seems to call any attention to itself. Occasionally we recognize its name on posters and in announcements exhorting us to support some worthwhile •project: The Christmas Tree, the West High pens, the May Frolic; and even sometimes in the paper, as when it proposed the renaming of our school. The rest of the time, however, its members retire from the public eye to work upon their admirable plot to better the lot of the West High student. 80 FIRST ROW, 1-r: C. Esau, C. Robinson, N. Friedman, S. Wittner, R. Kern. SECOND ROW, 1-r: S. Ostrach, J. Buttrick, L. Forman. THIRD ROW, 1-r: E. Becker, W. Spillman. Debating This classic little club, meeting quietly week after week in front of the auditorium, presents an innocent enough picture to the casual observer. Oh, to be sure, an occasional outburst disturbs the tranquility of the empty corridors, hut on the whole they look like a harmless enough bunch. Yet their bite is fatal. They silently and efficiently win contest after contest (Voice of Democracy, anyone?): they effectively defend every bill they favor and squelch any which they dislike at U.R.I.’s Model Congress. As new members of the R.I. Forensic League they appear at Model Debates and continually triumph in matches with other schools. They can and will argue you into anything—as these lines prove. “Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . Right: W. Spillman, standing, gleefully plots a coup at West with L. Forman and C. Robinson, while J. Buttrick shuts his eyes to indicate dissent. CLASS PARTY, FIRST ROW, 1-r: S. Capwell, R. Borcnstcin, C. Sabourin, L. Sabatini, R. Pardi. SECOND ROW: M. Long—chairman, S. Lubera, L. Souza, M. Labonte. THIRD ROW': R. Savas lano, T. Dolan, B. Jagolinzer, B. Solotke. CLASS SUPPER, FIRST ROW, 1-r: M. Farley, L. Souza, S. McGuincss, S. Doig, L. Sabatini. SECOND ROW: A. Loiscllc, R. Mcndes—cbm., F. Short, T. Dolan. THIRD ROW: g2 F. Durao, D. Theroux, C. Haley, R. Savastano. Commi SENIOR RECEPTION: SEATED:, 1-r: L. Souza, L. Sabatini, P. Grinrod, B. Swiatkowski, M. Leonard, S. Sinel, D. Friedman. STANDING, 1-r: M. Gold- ttees berg—chairman, T. Dolan, R. Savas-tano, J. Pires, B. Zetter, W. Spillman, A. Correia, M. Luminelli, T. Staton. CAP AND GOWN, 1-r: L. Souza, A. Zinno—chairman, J. Anderson, L. Sabatini. R. Boon, M. Church. K. Doyle. E. Mathewson. S. Gaughan. H. Troman hauler, M. Lightbown, R. Savastano, T. Dolan. thusiastic seniors with decorations. REUNION, SEATED, 1-r: L. Sabatini. N. Carlson—Co-chm.. M. Farley—Cochm., D. McCormick. S. Greene, M. Jordan, G. Rigby, R. Boni. STANDING. 1-r: I.. Souza, F. Drobiaziewicz. R. Savas-tano. L. Archambault, A. Drummond, T. Dolan. 83 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB, FIRST ROW, 1-r: M. Sanck, A. Fellner, N. Friedman B. Venokoor. SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, D. Fox, A. Donaldson. R. Kern. THIRD ROW: D. Lees, S. Wittner, M. Venokoor, H. Clarke. FOURTH ROW: B. Pickar, L. Panogoupolos, C. Sabourin, B. Biller. FIFTH ROW: F. Ray, R. Forcier, R. Arrighi, M. Glass. SIXTH ROW: J. But trick, S. Ostrach, E. Beecher, R. Boott. SEVENTH ROW: G. Lomax, W. Spillman, P. Harris, D. Bloomer. “A club devoted to the cause of helping others see thfc light.” LIBRARY CLUB: (seniors) 8 MATH CLUB, FIRST ROW, 1-r: L. Panagopoulos, C. Robinson. S. Ostrach, W. Spillman, L. Forman, D. Fox, A. Fellner. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, M. Eddleston, C. Hcdbcrg, B. Venokoor, S. Allard, R. U.R.I. SEMINAR First Half� 1-r: N. Friedman, B. Biller, C. Esau. R. Kem, C. Patenaude, C. Abrams, G. Rigby. S. Ostrach, J. Bultrick. L. Forman, W. Spillman. SERVICE CLUB, FIRST ROW. 1-r: I). Doyle, E. McDonald. S. Zuckcr, A. Vito. B. Mucci, L. Souza, S. Lubera, S. Sinel. SECOND ROW: C. Lourenco, P. Ross, P. Gince, M. Gilbert. J. Anderson. M. Farley, N. Carlson, S. Doig. M. Jordan. THIRD ROW: F. Allard, R. Ensign. K. Worseley, W. Barney, R. Forcier. SENIOR A.B.C. COLLECTORS, FIRST ROW, 1-r: D. Deliz, S. Zucker, J. Dubay, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: R. Morgan, P. Payne. THIRD ROW: M. Eddleston, B. Abowitt, N. Hen-shaw. FOURTH ROW: G. Weitzncr, J. Zinno. FIFTH ROW: A. Loiselle, M. Leonard, C. Patenaude. SIXTH ROW: J. Slai-mcn, R. Boni, C. Esau. SEVENTH ROW: R. McCulIock, C. Haley. U.R.I. SEMINAR (Second Half) 1-r: I). Fox, L. Panogopoulos, R. Morgan, M. Leonard, C. Robinson, S. Ostrach, M. Glass, H. Lester, A. Drummond, J. Buttrick, W. Patty, B. Zetter. STAMPS AND BONDS: FIRST ROW, 1-r: S. Lcvasseur, P. D’Angelo, S. Sinel, D. Lees. SECOND ROW: A. Gilbert, A. Degre, P. Gince. THIRD ROW: O. Duarte, A. Trachtenberg, M. Goldberg. PROVIDENCE COLLEGE SEMINAR: C. Hedberg and S. Wittner. SIGMA, FIRST ROW, 1-r: C. DiPadua-pres., L. Goyette—sec., K. Doyle—treas., L. Rubery, S. Capwell. SECOND ROW: I). Whitehead—vice-pres., E. Fortier, M. Farley, J. Blier, E. Thelig. THIRD ROW: A. Mello, N. Suttcliffe, H. Lacerda. FOURTH ROW: J. Rattie, L. Woolley, P. Cotton, C. Kieman. DELTA, FIRST ROW, 1-r: C. Alves, B. Bagshaw, J. Bouchard—sec., S. Lcvasscur—treas., H. Tromanhauser—vice-pres. SECOND ROW': R. McCaughey, D. Archer. 88 The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character.’ There are four Tri-Hi-Y clubs at West— Alpha. Beta, Delta, and Sigma. The members of these clubs attend meetings at the local “YMCA” on Wednesdays from 7:30-8:30 p.m. With the aid of Mr. Edward Connor and Mr. Alex Lisy, secretaries on the “Y” staff, the officers of the clubs discover new ideas and projects to discuss with the members of their respective clubs. This year the four Tri-Hi-Ys combined their efforts for what amounted to be the biggest social event of the year, “The Winter Frolic.’ BETA, FIRST ROW, 1-r: L. Sabatini—pres., S. Pulco—secretary-, C. Sabourin—treasurer, D. Rav-anel, P. D'Angelo. SECOND ROW: B. Pichctte —vice-prcs., L. Tonucci, M. Hallas, K. Paradise, S. Salisbury. THIRD ROW: C. Psomas, K. Brown, I). McCormick. FOURTH ROW: M. Gonsalves, C. Gibbons, A. Rocha. STANDING: S. Cannity, T. Dumont. ALPHA, FIRST ROW, 1-r: P. Grinrod, L. Souza, D. Savastano—treas., S. Lubera—sec., N. Marks —vice-prcs., M. Long—pres. SECOND ROW': N. Carlson, J. Davis, L. Kelly, P. Connors, R. Enos, D. Mandeville. THIRD ROW: A. Zinno, P. Silver, C. McNally, S. Carlson, M. D'Angelo, S. Medeiros. FOURTH ROW: G. Bcrtoncini, S. Perry, M. Doyle, N. Long. M. Jordan, C. Casalc. FIFTH ROW: S. Doig, M. Leonard, A. Palumbo, R. Matta, C. Griffin, M. Farley, S. Caughan. SOCIETY MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, 1-r: M. Perlow, B. Abowitt, S. Mellion, R. Morgan, I). Fox, L. Panagopoulos, S. Caswell, S. Tilles, R. Borcnslein, D, Friedman, K. Doyle, A. Goldstein. E. O’Connor, E. Frucht, C. Goldfarb, S. Tierney, S. Zucker, S. Lubera, N. Friedman, M. Sanek. SECOND ROW: I). McCormick, H. Troman-hauser, R. Kern, C. Robinson, G. Abrams, L. Woolley, A. Zinno, M. Jordan, N. Carlson, B. Biller. B. Pickar, M. Leonard, S. Gaughan, M. Bomes, S. Kanopkin, P. .Miller, S. Semonoff, P. D’Angelo, S. Sinel, N. Henshaw. THIRD ROW: D. Bardsley, G. Marson, C. Brown, A. Duprey, P. Sheehy, G. Richmond, S. Moffat, S. Gorin, D. Goldberg, P. Goff, E. Becker, B. Zetter, L. Forman, J. Buttrick, D. Henshaw, H. Lester, M. Glass, S. Ostrach, K. Telel-baum, A. Trachtenberg. 90 Last year’s Juniors have a last-minute run-through as curtain time ’63 approaches. The anxiety of tryouts, the perseverance of rehearsal, and finally, wonderfully, opening night . . . At eight-fifteen on December 1963, the curtain rang up on an empty stage amid a hush of expectancy. Although this technically signalled the start of the first of three one-act plays presented that night, it also symbolized the arrival of a new coach, a new crop of actors, and a new concept in dramatics at West Senior High. In addition to these three plays (Kitty, Kitty; The Next of Kin; and The Lottery—presented by the Sophomores, the prize-winning Juniors, and the Seniors respectively) which played to a capacity audience, a spring production, H.M.S. Pinafore, was also presented by the Society. Dramatics Dramatic coach, WALLACE M. HI I LI.AW THESPIANS ALL H.M.S. Pinafore 91 The West High Band 92 A few lonely notes fall in the afternoon sun ... . Four Rangers swing in an impromptu jam session. Beethoven’s Fifth If superlatives are ever given to activities, the most versatile award will definitely go to the Music Department, headed by Mr. Herman Toro. This very audible department (especially during regular period II) is really composed of three sometimes overlapping sections: the Concert Band, the Chorus, and the Dance Band, the baby of the family. Besides performing at most school assemblies, games, and, in the case of the Dance Band, dances, the West High musicians have also participated in innumerable activities in the community. The West High Chorus A music appreciation class concentrates on the day’s score. The chorus also contributed its musical talent to the community last Christmas, when it sang on the steps of the City Hall. Our parents and friends were also entertained by the 50-odd voices at assemblies during the year. The prime achievement of the entire Department. however, was its notably successful Pops Concert late last fall, in which all three sections participated, forcefully illustrating the co-operation that is the key factor in all West's musical activities. Right: Music advisor, Mr. Herman Toro, announces the next number at the Autumn Pops Concert. Silver bells, silver bells . . CHESS CLUB, FIRST ROW, 1-r: L. Forman, S. Tierney, C. Goldfarb, B. Venokoor, M. Vcnokoor, D. Fox, D. Bardsley. SECOND ROW': J. Cokin, N. Friedman, R. Kern, L. Panagopoulos, S. Winner, C. Robinson, P. Goff. THIRD ROW: C. Brown, D. Sylvester, S. Gorin, S. Werner, W. Spillman, B. Biller, P. Harris, K. Tetlebaum, J. Buttrick, E. Becker. Larry Forman (right) concentrates before making a move in an attempt to win a game against Charles Brown (left). 96 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB, (seniors) FIRST ROW, 1-r: M. Cooper, L. Woolley, P. Ross, E. O’Connor, C. Sabourin, M. Fallon, C. Haley, M. Clement, K. Rowan, N. Mitchell, G. Skroupski. SECOND ROW: S. Greene, S. McGuiness, P. D’Angelo, S. Read, M. Farley, S. Gaughan, J. Beattie, C. Bardsley, C. Holme, O. Duarte, J. Dureault, K. Brown. S. Cassidy, M. Andrade, E. McGum, J. LaRossee, D. Doyle. THIRD ROW: L Werner, K. Tetlebaum, C. Sinel, D. Forte, R. Hanley, W. Stein. SKI CLUB, FIRST ROW, 1-r: K. Doyle, J. LaRossee, S. Fagan, D. Andreoni, J. Blier. C. Brown, C. Patenaude. D. Bardsley, R. Kern. K. Brown, R. Fishbein, B. Swiatkowski, A. Donaldson. SECOND ROW: C. Weavill. H. Thomanbauser, R. Smith, R. Slaney, E. Becker, G. Rigby, M. Leonard, D. Duquette, C. Rubery, E. Thelig, J. Casey. THIRD ROW: C. Esau, S. Bryant, J. Howard, G. Marson, B. Jagolinzer, K. Waitsman, B. Brooks, R. Dohbing, G. Cavanaugh, L. Connery, P. Miller. 97 Rhode Island ABOVE FIRST ROW: S. Capwell, E. Frucht, S. Mellion, B. Venokoor, N. Friedman, A. Fellner, E. Horvitz, R. Fishbein, R. Morgan, J. Wittum, B. Abowitt. SECOND ROW: M. Read, J. Man, B. Livesley, M. Clements, L. Panagopoulos, M. Pcrlow, M. Farley, J. Dubay, N. Henshaw, A. Knowles, S. Wittner. THIRD ROW: C. Robinson, L. Woolley, A. Zinno, R. Kern, M. Sylvester, V. Twigger, P. Miller, S. Semanoff, C. Patenaude, H. Tromanhauser, M. Jordan. FOURTH ROW: C. Brown, E. Becker, E. Mathewson, H. Lester, B. Pickar, C. Hedberg, M. Glass, R. Asiala, D. Bloomer, B. Zctter, G. Ensign. RIGHT FIRST ROW: D. Fox, C. Smith, I. Maier, S. Tierney, M. Sanck, S. Zucker, A. Donaldson, S. Lubera, E. O’Connor, S. Allard, D. Lees. SECOND ROW': A. Goldstein. B. Swiatowski, M. Venokoor, M. Clark, K. Doyle, B. Motta, A. Mello, S. Sinel, S. Tilles, D. Friedman, P. Cotton. THIRD ROW: C. Esau, N. Mintel, C. Gibbons, I). McCormick, C. Saborurin, S. Kanopkin, R. Borenstein, G. Weitzner, G. Abrams. G. Grygicl, B. Biller. FOURTH ROW: R. Forcier, M. Eddleston, P. Sheehy, G. Rigby, A. Drummond, J. Eaton, S. Ostrach, G. Ferdman. P. Hanis. FIFTH ROW’: J. Buttrick, W. Spillman, L. Forman. (The following students were absent when R. I. Honor Society picture was taken: D. Doyle, A. Duprey, M. Leonard, and K. Rowan.) (This Page Sponsored by MR. and MRS. JOSEPH THALER) Tliis year, by achieving a high academic average for two and one-half years, a record-breaking ninety-three out of 326 seniors were named to the R.I. Honor Society. This accomplishment is definitely in keeping with the trend set by the class—a trend very prominent on the next four pages—that of excellence through effort. Top Ten at West “One little, two little, three little Rangers . . .” All the way down the line these students have left their mark on all fields at West. Here, seated in order of class rank, they receive honors for unsurpassed academic achievement. Class Ode Winner Addicted to the music of words and the mystery of the sea, Ronni has combined these interests in summing up the fear and anticipation of graduation. The ode, which appears on page 71, is only an indication of this senior’s deep interests in creative writing which she hopes to make a part of her future. Valedictorian The valedictory position is not a new one to Donna who also occupied it at her junior-high graduation. Her continuous, conscientious effort has won her not only this honor, but the admiration of students and teachers alike. Sustained study is the keynote here, and Donna has hit it squarely. Salutatorian Of all the outstanding qualities possessed by this year’s salutatorian, Arlene Fellner, the ones which most readily come to mind are perseverance and modesty. Whether struggling to keep up with some longer-legged pedestrian or “merely” achieving consistent 100’s, Arlene has done so quietly. Now, after long last, does she receive the honor due her. 102 Betty Crocker Award Is it our imagination or is that baboon blood Ron-ni is sampling? “It has an excellent flavor,” she assures us, and who else but a Homemaker of Tomorrow would know? Ronni attained this honor by ranking first in an examination and essay competition sponsored by Betty Crocker. Still, her high scores do little to reassure us. She keeps burning those eyeballs. . . ! William Spillman and Charles Brown These four students, picked largely on the basis of academic achievement and initiative, meet monthly with their respective senior organization, the Rotary Club and Quota Club, to discuss community problems. Rensselaer Award By winning the Math Contest in his junior year; by single-handedly organizing a chess club and prize-winning chess team; by being accepted for and participating in two National Science Foundation programs. Larry has demonstrated the capability and potential which made him the undisputed recipient of this award from the Math-Science Department. Junior Rotarians and Junior Quotarians (This Page Sponsored by “A FRIEND”) Sandra Tierney and Joan Anderson 103 Merit Scholarship Finalists FIRST ROW: N. Friedman, D. Fox. SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, R. Kern, S. Witt-ner. THIRD ROW: W. Spillman, S. Ostrach. These seven students rank in the top % of 1 % of all high school students in the United States. All “A” Average DAR Award Alberta Zinno and Thomas Dolan FIRST ROW: G. Abrams, N. Friedman, A. Fellner, D. Fox. SECOND ROW: R. Kern, C. Hcd-berg, C. Robinson. 104 (This Page Sponsored by GLADDINGS, INC., Providence, R. I.) Underwood All-Around Business Student Arlene Donaldson, an all “A” student was chosen to receive the Underwood Award for the Best All-Around Business Student. Arlene participates in the Scholarship Club and the Ski Club. She is also an official typist on the Westerdays staff. Through her years at West, Arlene has displayed her spirit and enthusiasm by her work on school activities. In September. Miss Donaldson plans to attend Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. Awards Best Calculating Machine Operator Meredvth Read, an attractive redhead, has been chosen as the Best Calculating Machine Operator. This spirited senior is a typist on the yearbook staff. She has also been inducted into the Rhode Island Honor Society. Meredyth’s constant effort and long hours of practice were instrumental in her winning this award. Business Best Typist Her accuracy and speed of 60 words per minute earned Gloria Grygiel the Best Typist Award. She is an A.R.C. assistant and an official typist on the yearbook staff. This quiet senior, who works diligently on the projects she becomes involved with, is a member of the Rhode Islam) Honor Society. (This Page Sponsored by ADLER’S PHOTO SHOP,Trovidence, R. I.) Most to Lydia Sabatini and Thomas Dolan Ideal Westerner 'This Page Sponsored by KIRKBRAE COUNTRY CLUB, INC.,'Old River Rd.. Lincoln, R. 1.1 Likely Succeed Did Most for the School Alberta Zinno and Butch Mendes Most Versatile Linda Souza. Butch Mendes. and Lydia Sabatini (This Page Sponsored by GEORGE E. WEAVILL) Most Popular Linda Souza and Robert Mendes Best Athlete Doris McCormick and Robert Mendes (This Page Sponsored by LINCOLN HOMES, INC., 237 Front St., Lincoln, R. I.) I This Page Sponsored by DR. and MRS. ARTHUR B. KERNi Robbie Morgan and Bruce Zetter Best Actor and Actress Most Witty Peggy Farley and John Slaimen 'snrA'nn?; (cjf l A]«IPI|B|iS(si SPORTS III Providence Journal-Bulletin Photo A pass and a prayer . . . Assistant coach Margarita and jayvee coach St. Laurent. The sound of the foot on 112 FIRST ROW. I-r: E. Ma-thewson, R. Savastano, B. Solotke, R. Mendes, L. Arcbambault — Co-Capt., M. Labonte—Co-Capt., M. Lightbown, F. Short, D. Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Coach A. Margarita, H. Speight, F. Masse, T. Tinkham, R. Buteau, A. Rao, F. Aurelio, P. Bro-deur, T. Carlson, P. Char-lonne, J.V. Coach — W. St. Laurent. THIRD ROW: F. Monteiro, D. Fernandes, H. Gershman, R. Degnan, J. Dolan, R. Michalopoulos, R. Stewart, P. Robin, C. Field, R. Bardsley. Although they never stopped fighting, the West High football team was doomed to another dismal season brightened only by a final victory over Scituate, 32-12. Early in the season, a lively game with Deering during which the team displayed excellent teamwork and spirit sparked speculation over a more favorable record. Against such powerhouses as Woonsocket and Saints, however, the team could do little, despite the hundreds of devoted fans cheering them on from the stands. Nevertheless, they played the best game they could, and, as the crowds that turned out every Saturday testified, an interesting one as well. pigskin, the shocked silence when a man is down, the boundless joy of victory ... 113 West High Five Aided by the sharpshooting of 6’2” Tom McGrath and the fine ball handling of Captain Mendes, the West High Five demonstrated their boundless spirit and potential this season. Although the Rangers failed to achieve an enviable record, in games against cross-city rival Tolman. and against Pilgrim, they managed to provide enough action to keep the fans on the edge of their seats; cheering for victories that just missed being ours. More fortunately, however, Mt. St. Charles succumbed twice to the West team. Early in the season, sophomores L. Frade and J. Jeanotte were promoted to the varsity. These boys together with junior N. Erno and sophomore E. Danielson show promise for a more successful season next year. Regardless of their dismal record, the Rangers deserve recognition for utcir accomplishment this season. THE VARSITY', FIRST ROW, 1-r: S. Foley, R. Mendes—captain, J. Jeanotte, R. Morris. SECOND ROW: A. Battersby, R. Savastano, F. Massie, M. Micha-lopolous, R. Bevin. THIRD ROW: M. Labonte, N. Emo, T. McGrath, B. Brierly, E. Danielson. 117 SEATED, 1-r: M. Simons, K. Waitsman, C. White, R. Abysalh, P. Robin’, S. Ostrach, A. Duprey, J. Macomber, L. Girard, J. Cohen, A. Rose. Kick, kick, kick, kick! Come on, Dave! 1: 12.5; 1: 11.2; 1: 10.4; 1: 9.0. Come on, Bruce! Go, go, go, go! Come on, John! Two-four-six-eight, who do we appreciate? Yea, team! Yes, from the initial trouncing of Saints, 63-30, through a second and a fifth at the Interscholastics, and on to the end of a successful season, the West swim team has been go-go-going all the way. • «• W, TM„. T. C„,„„. Led by All-Stater Mike McGrath, this year’s crosscountry team raced to victory in its first five meets and ended its season defeated only by Classical and Saint Rapheal. After defeating Moses Brown in the first competition of the season, the team went on to roll up winning scores over six other teams, among them Cumberland and Tolman. To this under-recognized, over-achieving group go our congratulations for a race well run. KNEELING, 1-r: I). Aylward, I Durand, F. Drnhiazgiewicz, F. Max, C Haley. STANDING, 1-r: W. McKinley, A. Correia, M. McGrath, D. Tretton, J. Cohen, R. Garlick. Mike McGrath races to another victory. Cross County 121 GEORGE PANICHAS KEN WAITSMAN KNEELING, 1-r: G. Panichas, A. Fitzpatrick, K. Waitsman, K. Tettlebaum. 22 STANDING, 1-r: L. Casey. A. Buonanni. J..Cokin, J. Hayes. Golf With the enlistment of a new crop of sophomores and five veterans to spark the rookies, the Golf Team started its ’64 season with confidence and hope for a better record. After practicing at the Lincoln Country Club in Lincoln, the team played such courses as the Pawtucket Country Club, the Rhode Island Country Club and the Alpine Country Club in matches against Rogers, La Salle and Tolman, among others. Now, at the end of a successful season, we give to Number One Man, Larry Casey, and the rest of the team, the fifteen cheers they never heard on the eighteenth hole. A. Huonanni and spectators wait for last foursome. 123 KNEELING, I-r: H. Lester, A. Yosinoff, B. Biller, D. Dcliz, R. Boni. With tennis, of all sports, Rangers can afford to be possessive. Not only is this team number one in the state and third in New England, but also is more than ably led by Frank Durao and Bruce Kiernan. who just happen to lead the state individually in the same order and as a pair in the doubles. While amazed at the freakish accident that placed both these tyros in the same school, the rest of the team is not too stunned to do its share in helping our team to victory. We are prouder than proud of Our Tennis Team. It has enabled us to hold our heads up when discussions turn to sports. Indeed, it is with long-repressed glee that Rangers everywhere shriek at opponents . . . Tennis, State Doubles Champions, Bruce Kiernan and Frank Durao, grin STANDING: S. Roberts, G. Fcrd-man, F. Durao, S. Kramer, B. Kier-nan. Frank works out with a teammate under a hot spring sun. anyone? Coach Dodge proudly holds one of three awards Frank and Bruce have brought to West. 125 Cheerleaders MARSHA FARLEY, HEAL) CHEERLEADER 126 “But you can’t spell Rangers with five people, Marsha!” “What do you mean, the boys in All-Star Cheer aren’t even on the second-string?” “So why can’t we cheer at Tennis matches? It’s the only sport we’re half decent at ... ” Cheerleaders, cheerleaders, valiantly holding up the honor of the school, despite the activity on grid or court; courageously maintaining: “we will win tonight and that’s a sign . . . when the score stands 0-49”; jumping, twisting, screaming, moaning. The West high cheerleaders in buff and blue . . . Twirlers DRUM MAJORETTE ELEANOR McDONALD Left to right, FIRST ROW: C. Robinson, S. Greene, N. Marks, S. Medeiros, standing; J. Zinno, K. Paradise, B. Lyle, S. Levas-seur, L. Ciaschini. SECOND ROW: N. Hcnshaw, N. Sutcliffe, D. Ravanel, S. Perry, P. Connors, J. Bouchard. 129 FIRST ROW, 1-r: G. DiPadua, C. Duffy, L. Tierney, S. Cannity, F. Paiva, L. Angus, J. Nicholson, D. Luber. SECOND ROW: J. Payne, J. Chase, M. Seilhamer, C. Noel, P. Herring, C. Gibbons, L. Chapdelaine, A. White. THIRD ROW: L. Dixon, L. Tonucci, M. Cronin, D. Miller, C. Rainey, G. Ramsden, C. Henderson, S. Hashway, Y. Fonseca, A. Goldstein, L. Beaulieu. Leaders FIRST ROW, 1-r: S. Hash way, G. DiPadua, P. Herring, L. Tierney, C. Duffy, V. Schlesingcr, Y. Fonseca, C. Noel. SECOND ROW: F. Zacks, G. Ganosel, J. Payne, L. Dixon, S. Cannity, L. Tonucci, T. Goldfarb, J. Levitt. THIRD ROW: N. Emery, S. Jacques, S. Murdock, G. Ramsden, L. Walach, E. Quinn, G. Hcnebury, A. White, D. Maganty. 130 “ ‘And someone’s been sleeping in my bed,’ said the little bear.” All this physical activity simply kills me! Sophomore Badminton 131 Basketball Champs “THE DRIFTERS” FIRST ROW, 1-r: S. Medeiros, S. Hashway. SECOND ROW: L. Kelly, P. Doyle, E. Fortier. THIRD ROW: S. Perry, D. Mandeville, S. Salis-bury, R. Matta, E. Brandon. Senior Badminton FIRST ROW, 1-r: R. Fishbein, D. Miller, J. Hines, S. Greene. SECOND ROW: A. Goldstein, R. Morgan, F. Paiva, J. Ramsden, C. Gibbons. 132 Junior Badminton FIRST ROW, 1-r: J. Chase, E Fortier, D. Mandeville, J. Nich olson, S. Medeiros, L. Angus SECOND ROW: C. Noonan, P Doyle, M. Seilhamcr, L. Beau lieu, E. Brandon, D. Luber, R Malta. Volleyball L-r: A. Goldstein, R. Girard, J. Ramsden, S. Greene, S. Hashway, L. Tonucci. UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers Class President — Richard Slaney Vice-Pres. — Judith Stern, Sec. — Sandra Perry, Treas. — Donna Savastano Junior Class Committees PROM COMMITTEE SOCIAL SITTING, FIRST ROW: P. Connors, D. Savastano, J. Hennessey. SECOND ROW, S. Perry, D. Archer, N. Marks. THIRD ROW: E. Fortier, D. Mandeville. FOURTH ROW: J. Stern. C. Field. STANDING: D. Gilbert. G. Panichas, P. Agid, R. Slaney, G. Vajer-bedian, J. Bagaglia, T. Carlson. PROM COMMITTEE BUSINESS FIRST ROW, 1 to r: C. Buckley, J. Morin, C. Noonan, L. Rubery, L. Gomes, C. Kiernan. SECOND ROW: W. Burns. H. Levin, T. Fonseca. 138 RING COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW, 1 to r: D. Ravanel, J. Stern, S. Salisbury, J. Priluck, D. Savastano, R. Miller, C. Hussey. SECOND ROW: R. Slaney, R. Zaluski, C. MacDonald, M. Stone, S. Perry, A. Kotlen, R. Flynn, C. Swiatkowski. Ring Committee studies samples prior to selection. 139 Scholarship Club FIRST ROW: M. Hallas, J. Stern, J. Badessa, M. Whiteside, S. Zarum. SECOND ROW: L. Beaulieu, S. Tedford, M. Simons, J. Priluck, M. Stone, i Rosemary Allen absent when picture was taken). Pli.L f.,?ST R0W'; S- L.e''in- C. Brown J. DeiGuidice, W. Max, S. Zarum, C. Hutchins, J. Stern. SECOND ROW: D. Sylvester, J. Cokin, I y U ( Lourenco, I). Carufel, S. Wiener, S. Kramer. Sophomore Dramatics FIRST ROW, 1 to r: E. Quinn, G. Hennebury, Y. Fonseca, D. Tilles, J. Davis, S. Ferry, G. Ganosel, F. Zacks. P. Silva, A. Bernstein, R. Goldfarb, J. Payne. SECOND ROW: D. Albert, G. Goff, J. Levitt, E. Yando, A. White, L. Guatieri. D. Josephson, J. Resnick. THIRD ROW: K. Richmond. S. Lyons. T. Cong-don, R. Esau, D. Blythe, P. Hed-berg. 142 Junior FIRST ROW, 1 to r: L. Beaulieu A. Landry, C. Gamache, E. Penn N. Barney, L. Lomax, J. Nichol son, J. Hennessey, E. Shore, W Max, M. Hallas. SECOND ROW 1 to r: A. Greene. S. Morrison, R McCaughey, S. Zarum, J. Stern J. Chase, J. Leteaurneau, C. Noo nan, C. Buckley. THIRD ROW 1 to r: R. Zaluski, C. White, G Panichas, R. Slaney, W. Hamilton P. Agid, H. Levin, R. Charpen tier, J. Priluck, R. Hocknian. Debating Society FIRST ROW, 1 to r: S. Zarum, I). Durham. SECOND ROW, 1 to r: J. Stem, N. Bailey. THIRD ROW, 1 to r: L. Beauleau. P. Hcdbcrg. FOURTH ROW, 1 to r: J. Cokin. R. Esau. R. Thaler. The purpose of the Dramatic Society is twofold: First to afford the members of the group the opportunity to participate in dramatic activity. Second to afford the entire student body and the community with the opportunity to enjoy theater art. 143 A.B.C. You to . . COLLE Sophomores FIRST ROW, I to r: M. Christofani, K. Bailey, L. Ton-nucci, P. Herring. SECOND ROW : L. Elderkin, E. Nixon, J. Bodreau, C. Henderson. THIRD ROW: D. Josefson, P. Brucker, L. Guatieri, L. Quilitzsch, A. White, D. Muir. FOURTH ROW: F. Chin. S. Miller, G. Dooley. FIFTH ROWr: K. Greenan, N. Demers, H. Gershman. Among Other Things CTORS Juniors FIRST ROW, 1 to r: P. Connors, M. Gilbert—secretary, P. Paulison, M. Pappas, L. Beaulieu. SECOND ROW: C. Motta, S. Perry, C. Kiernan, L. Rubery, C. Lourenco. THIRD ROW: S. Zarum, S. Medeiros, J. Stern, J. Lapre, J. DelGuidice. FOURTH ROW: K. Paradise. D. Mande-ville, D. Duquette, G. Grygiel. FIFTH ROW: M. O’Reilly, J. Priluck. Junior Westerdays Board FIRST ROW, 1 to r: J. Stern, L. Gomes. SECOND ROW, 1 to r: J. Priluck. S. McMahon. Stamps and Bonds FIRST ROW': hr: I). Archer, R. Miller, L. Gomes. SECOND ROW: L. Reynolds, J. Lapre, J. Dumbroski, C. Hussey. 146 Junior Varsity Twirlers FIRST ROW, 1 lo r: J. Polion, P. Herring. SECOND ROW: G. Borge. J. Boudreau. M. Zybura. THIRD ROW: S. Cannity, S. Murdock, C. McNally, N. Long. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L to r: G. Lagasse. L Tonucci, M. D’Angelo, R. Stewart, D. Tilles, S. Sirois. Come on! Throw the ball. Don’t kick it. 147 148 Watch it — it’s hot FIRST HOW, 1 to r: 1). Flaxing-ton, S. Holmes, J. Dyson, H. Elves, M. Cabral, D. Fires, D. Angeloni, W. Cantclli. SECOND ROW: D. Bardsley, T. Degnan, J. Dolan, P. Robin, J. Jacques, E. Picotte, E. Pfefferle, R. Michalopolous. THIRD ROW : Coach—W'. St. Laurent, J. Tinkham, G. Arnold, H. Pansy, R. Stewart, H. Gershman, R. Buteau, D. Brais, D. Fernandes, R. Santos, P. Charlonne. FIRST ROW: R. Mills, B. Ward, J. Cantone, A. Yasinoff, R. Beavin. SECOND ROW: R. Leif, A. Silverman, L. Cartwright, B. Stewart, R. De-Frates. J.V. Basketball 051 ADVERTISEMENTS 151 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MAX ALPERIN The History of Liberty is the R. 1. 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Y. PA 3-6627—GA 1-7413 161 EVERRIGHT DRESS CO. 212 West 35th Street NEW YORK, NEW YORK RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 226 PUBLIC ST., PROVIDENCE, RL, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Congratulations to the Class of ’64 WEST DELTA TRI-HI-Y 162 Compliments of DARIO FORD RICHARD'S BAKERY 611 Main Street PA 6-9597 550 Pawt. Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. PA 2-1960 WOODLAWN FISH CHIP 701 Main St. PAWTUCKET, R. I. T1v . . ! dlM ' n felf Tel. 434-1140 poise 'n ivy JUNIOR and TEEN APPAREL 430 NEWPORT AVE., RUMFORD 16, R. I. Telephone 724-1160 Res. 723-0627 MAIN AUTO BODY, INC. Wrecks Rebuilt — Painting — Towing VINCENT B. FERRI Licensed Adjuster 556 Main Street Pawtucket. R. I. BUS. TEL 722-7911 RES. TEL 725-6554 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING CO SPECIALIZING IN HI-FI Hi-Fi Components - Public Address Systems JAN ZAJCHOWSKI Sales - Installations - Service 82 Pawtucket Ave., (Cor. East Ave.) PAWTUCKET, R. I. FELDMAN FURNITURE CO. Pawtucket Providence PA 3-6627 SA 1-7413 ZETTER FURS 159 Main Street PAWTUCKET, R. I. 163 OUTLET THE Ol'TLET COMPANY OF PROVIDENCE Providence • Garden City • Pawtucket Embarrassing • e gi Forever NOW, more than ever before the woman of today knows the importance of e wall groomed appaarance. Achieve a true feminine look —remove unwanted hair from face and arms, body and 'legs by skilled and competent eleetrologist. Mrs. Amy Charnley 295-A Union Ave., Prov. Licensed Eleetrologist Tel. 944 3694 Dry Cleaning • PA 3-5400 • Laundry 1600 NEWPORT AVE.—PAWTUCKET, R. I. MYrtle 5-9324 Man.ti.t4 Notion Toaboio T L Enterprise 817 L-UlNOtWtHS VSTE®?. 0 P DUO CLUNINS QUALITY—SERVICE 42 Commonwealth Ave. Attleboro Foil . Mom 18 So Mam St.. Attleboio. Matt Compliments of WOODLAWN LAUNDRY AND CLEANSERS MAIN ST. LUNCH Famous for Char-Glow Foods Compliments of A P FOOD STORES Best Wishes to the Class of '64 from mayor McCarthy THE WINDSOR Pawtucket's Leading Restaurant 377 MAIN ST. PA 6-9761 164 Compliments of BUFFY PETTERUTI'S TWIN CITY MUSIC HOUSE V-—2 jl925 491 PLAINFIELD STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. ELmhurst 1-8713 387 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. PAwtucket 6-8943 A FRIEND COATS FIELD SHOPPERS WORLD Where Shopping Is a Pleasure 457 Lonsdale Ave. Pawtucket, R. I. Is it true Blondes have more friends? Tel. 861-1066 NO JOB TOO SMALL ED DELIZ General Repairs and Maintenance Carpentry, Roofs, Gutters, Fences 68 Chapin Ave. PROVIDENCE, R. I. 165 Compliments of UNCLE FRED BEST WISHES to the Students and Faculty Compliments of HARRIS AUTO BESSETTE HARDWARE 578 Broadway 179 Front St. PAWTUCKET, R. 1. LINCOLN, R. 1. SUPERIOR INSULATION CO. Fiberglas Home Insulation PA 5-3414 Compliments of MAIN STREET PHARMACY 920 Main Street Pawtucket, R. 1. STAR PRINTING COMPANY Printing of Every Description Social and Commercial Offset Wedding Invitations Open Evenings Till (9) 373 Charles Street Tel. UN 1-9272 PROVIDENCE 4, R. 1. JACK IRV'S HARDWARE 694 Dexter St. CENTRAL FALLS, R. 1. J. J. MILLER CO. Construction — General Repairs INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL PAwtucIcet 5-5583 240 Smithfield Avenue PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND HORSAN’S PHARMACY 176 Front Street Lincoln, R. I. GASPERINI'S SHELL SERVICE East Ave. at City Line PAWTUCKET, R. I. Towing and Repairing Day and Night Service 590 Pawtucket Avenue PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND The Night of January 16th Compliments of DRAMATICS SOCIETY 167 WEST SIGMA PHI TRIHIY Congratulates the Class of 1964 PHEASANT MARKET Quality Merchandise Low Prices PATTERSON'S SUPER MARKET 259 Front Street LINCOLN. RHODE ISLAND Personalized Service Choice Meats LINCOLN WOODS SERVICE STATION Complete Automotive Service 620 Smithfield Ave. Lincoln, R. I. PA 6-9081 PA 2-4006 PA 3-4497 Compliments of BERNSTEIN'S, INC. 25 North Union St. PAWTUCKET When it comes to FORMAL WEAR come to CONVENIENT A STORES • 790 Brood St., Providence • 806 Hope St., East Side • The Gateway, Hoxsie, Warwick • Garden City, Cranston CoII HO 1-4500 COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS PHONE PA 5-7009 Days • Walk in any time Evenings by Appointment ARLINE S BEAUTY SALON PARKING NO PROBLEM ARLINE MOSELEY 190 Robinson Avenue PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND 168 Congratulations Class of '64 DANTE'S DINERANT 275 Main St., Pawtucket Breakfast — Lunch — Dinners Take Out Orders Compliments of F. D. READ AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 570 Smithfield Ave. PAWTUCKET. R.I. U-PIC DISCOUNT STORE 9 Montgomery St. PAWTUCKET. R.l. Famous Brands Footwear for Men, Women, and Children at Low, Low Discount Prices Now honestly, doesn’t he look like me? CUT PRICE MARKET Fancy Meats and Groceries 182 Pleasant St. PA 6-9333 PAWTUCKET, R.l. Compliments of MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF WEST HIGH Band and Chorus Best Wishes to the Class of '64 ANN MARIE Corset Shop 328 Main St. PAWTUCKET, R.l. Phone PA 5-0230 MARGARET FOX ALICE V. FOX ROSEN'S Compliments of DEBATING SOCIETY 169 Established 1857 NEWELL COAL LUMBER CO. 140 Taft St. PAWTUCKET, R. 1. Compliments of MERRICK R. WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 530 Smithfield Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. 1 PA 3-2042 Compliments of WILSON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 542 Smithfield Avenue JERRY'S SERVICE STATION Mobil Products J. E. BRENNAN AND COMPANY 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 5 No. Union St., Pawtucket 140 Central Avenue, Seekonk lONO'S BEAUTY SALON 744 EAST AVENUE At the Providence-Pawtucket City Line TELEPHONE PA 2-0090 Compliments of MILADYS SHOP ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of COLONY MOTOR HOTEL 1150 Narragansett Blvd. (Route la) CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND Adequate Free Parking WILLIAM D. POTTER, Gen. Mgr. Teen Charges Are Available Now at BERRY'S BERRY LEATHER GOODS, INC. THE MATERNITY shop Everything for the Mother-to-be OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 16 East Avenue Pawtucket, R. 1. PA 3-6568 . _ „ Wayland DExter 1-2015 martin Squarc BARNES Providence 185 Wayland Avenue Providence, R. 1. Queens ’n Teens fine sportswear SMITH, FLORIST 1 Established 1895 110 MINERAL SPRING AVENUE Pawtucket, R. 1. PA 2-2210 SHARTENBERG'S 170 CUP 'N' SAUCER 20 East Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. I. ALEXANDER'S PHARMACY Headquarters for School Supplies 749 East Ave., Pawtucket McDEVITTS Broad and No. Union Streets DOWNTOWN PAWTUCKET Compliments of COTE'S MEAT MARKET 460 Smithfield Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. I. JOSEPH FOX T.V. SERVICE Television—Radio—Hi Fi—Stereo QUEEN ANNE FASHIONS, INC. 225 West 35th St. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Repairs 94 Park Avenue Pawtucket, R. I. PA 3-7934 Compliments of BILTMORE FURNITURE CO. 523 Main St., Pawtucket, R. I. Telephone GA 1-5466 APPAREL FOR THE YOUNG TEEN AND JUNIOR MISS 201 Wayland Ave. Providence, R. I. FAMILY LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANING VILLAGE, INC. 24 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket, R.I., Next to Stop and Shop Markat Norge Equipped — Coin Operated — Self-Service 14 Double Load Washers 4 Saf-T-Staam Driers 14 Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Machines Dry Cleaning $2.00 Per 8-Lb. Load Compliments of THE ADMIRAL INN Compliments of MONAL FINDINGS Bob Bomes Mfrs. of Plastic Badges D. E. HENSHAW, Proprietor 257 East Ave. PAWTUCKET, R.l. BEACON-BADGE CO. COLONIAL HOUSE OF BEAUTY 881 Smithfield Ave. LINCOLN, R.l. Shop for Personalized Service PA 6-9118 FLORENCE GOVE Congratulations to the Class of 1964 WEST ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Compliments of COHEN FURNITURE COMPANY 52 East Avenue PAWTUCKET. R.l. PA 2-1881 JOE'S MARKET TEL. PA 5-3244 Choice Meats FREE DELIVERY and Groceries 238 Pleasant St. Pawtucket, R.l. DUTCH DONUTS Corner Lonsdale and Mineral Spring 50 Varieties of Donuts JrftK Tildcn-Tliurber pmAjhnw WAYLAND SQUARE • GARDEN CITY • NEWPORT • WATCH HILL Certified Gemologist • Registered Jewelers American Gem .Society 172 KORB BAKING COMPANY 540 Pawtucket Ave. PAWTUCKET, R. 1. HERBERT BROWN CLOTHIERS Compliments of LIONS FRUIT STORE Compliments of TOPAL-CARLSON DRESS SHOPPE THE CONKLIN LIMESTONE CO., INC. LINCOLN, RHODE ISLAND Producers of Conklin Lawn Garden Soil Sweetener and CONKLINITE. 173 Compliments of The Flowers for All Occasions DAVIS FLORIST MEMBER OF F. T. D. WEST HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1 Alfred Stone Road Call PA 5-41 11 PAWTUCKET, R. 1. Compliments of Compliments of B. V. G. E. CO. MR. TEN PIN MR. DUCK PIN AS High School Students Welcome 5 HI0GINSON AVE. 55 High Street PAWTUCKET RHODE ISLAND BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. 174 STAR MARKET COMPANY 82 Monton Avenue PROVIDENCE, R. I. Compliments of A FRIEND VAUGHN CLEANERS, INC. 303 Putnam Ave. SMITHFIELD, R. I. CE 1-6400 Free Pick Up and Delivery Bancroft MAKES THE BREAKTHROUGHS • First Tennis Racket ever to employ the recognized mathematical formula of applied force! (Ask for the Executive) • First Glass - Powered Tennis Racket to utilize the exceptional strength and resilience of fiberglass. (Ask for the Flexi-glas) • First No-Compression Tennis Ball — that can't ever go dead! (Ask for Ban-croft-Tretorn Balls) • First Weatherproof, not just moisture-resistant, tennis gut to pass the goldfish bowl test! (Ask for Bow Brand Championship Gut) • First Golf Ball with tested velocity of 255 ft. per second! (Ask for the Bancroft 255 MV Golf Ball) BANCROFT ... THE NEWSMAKER Bancroft SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Exclusive Distributors for Bancroft Racket Company Manufacturers Since 1882 FACTORY—33 Bayley Street MAIN OFFICE—40 Dexter Street PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND DOTS CLEANSERS 100 Oneida St., Pawtucket, R. I. NICHOLAS COCCA, Prop. PA 5-6384 Pickup and Deliver Alterations of All Kinds Compliments of Your Milk Man HOOGASIAN'S DAIRY 629 Prospect St. Pawtucket, R. I. 175 A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, why not graduate from high school to the Telephone Company? You’ll love the friendly young people who'll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And, of course, Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we’ll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon . .. before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. 176 NEW ENGLAND £ TELEPHONE REgent 7-0925 PEOPLE WHO LIKE PEOPLE PLAY CHESS ALFRED C. NELSON Specialty Jewelry CHECKMATE CLUB School Rings Medals and Trophies Prom Favors — Pins 22 Yucatan Drive WARWICK, R.l. BOscawen 796-2851 After 5 P.M. COncord 225-5898 THIS ONE-EIGHTH OF A PAGE was sponsored by your friendly A. H. BITUMINOUS CO. NEIGHBORHOOD DEBATING SOCIETY BOSCAWEN, NEW HAMPSHIRE R. H. DAVIS J. L. MacPHERSON THE SCHOOL OF SOFT KNOCKS 607 Charles Street, Providence, Rhode Island Rhode Island's only 1500 sq. ft. indoor putting green and practice nets Hours: 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. TED ZORILA — Pro at Crestwood Country Club TUXEDOS by After Six DRESS WELL Providence — GA 1-7625 — 212 Union Street Warwick —HO 3-9191 — 1383 Warwick Ave. RANDALL HARDWARE COMPANY Paints — Wallpaper — Hardware 657 North Main Street Providence, R.l. We wish to express our deep appreciation to our faculty, principal, photographers, printers and advertisers, who made this yearbook possible. THE WESTERDAYS STAFF 177 FACUL ATRONS Mr. Thomas J. Moriarty—Principal Mr. William J. McDole—Asst. Principal Mr. Everett M. Allen Mr. Joseph A. Bagaglia Mr. Donald N. Bosworth Miss Anna C. Brophy Mr. G. Russell Burns Miss Margaret E. Casey Miss Mae I. Connor Miss Vivienne F. Cote Miss Anne B. Coyle Miss Gloria E. DelPapa Mr. Herbert C. Dimlich Mr. Winston S. Dodge Mr. Albert J. Dubuc Mr. Robert J. Duhamel Mr. Manuel Fernandes Mr. Ernest R. Forest Mrs. Harriet S. Forman Mr. John P. Gallagher Miss Beverly Gornyalc Mr. Fred J. Gregory Mr. James A. Habershaw Mr. Thomas J. Hunt, Jr. Mr. Paul Hurley Mr. Charles A. Kelley Miss Mary E. Kelley 178 Miss Eleanor F. Cullen Dean Miss Elizabeth M. Kelly Mrs. Doris G. Kenyon Mr. Joseph P. Keough Mr. Frank T. Kilmartin Miss Lucile V. Kolb Mr. Wilfred J. Laliberte Mr. Francis E. Lamarre Miss Catharine Mangan Mr. Attillio Margarita Miss Christine Massie Miss Mary McBurney Mr. George J. McCabe Miss Mary C. McKeough Mr. Daniel F. McKinnon Miss Anna C. McMahon Miss Rosa J. Minkins Miss Elinor Monahan Mr. John J. O'Reilly Miss Mary C. O'Reilly Mr. John L. Paris Mrs. Helen M. Puleo Mr. Perry E. Quimby Mr. Raymond G. Varone Mr. Herman L. Toro Mr. Richard M. Whitehead Mr. Wallace M. Whitelaw GENERAL PATRONS Joan and Ronnie Frank Drobiazgiewicz Paul Durand Miss Nancy Hartley Mr. and Mrs. David Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gould Craig Hedberg Miss Kathleen Ball Linda Connery Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Perry Mrs. Walter Briden Hazel, Roger, and John Blackmar Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shecter Suzanne Zucker Patrick Sheehy Mrs. Doris Sheehy Nancy Friedman Mrs. Alice Robinson Mrs. Thomas McKenna Remedio D'Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Auerback A Friend Charley William F. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thatcher Ronnie and Davy Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cournoyer The Huddleson Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gadoury Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio lacobelli Mr. and Mrs. Aldri Desharies Donna-Lee and Esther Angela Cimini Mrs. Lombardi and Girls Jo-Anne Andrade Madeline and Jeannette Joanne Dumond Constance Mason Mr. and Mrs. M. Holdsworth Mr. Joe Slumdum Mrs. Anita Dube Miss Francoise Croce Mrs. Gloria Villeneuve Mrs. Albina Angeli Mr. Clifford Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marvelle Gerald Gince Mrs. Josephine Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stauff Toni Guglielmi Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Crompton Mrs. Edith C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Roberts Conrad Menard A Friend A Friend A Friend Sidney Schaffer Sidney Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stern Michael and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St. Denis Mr. and Mrs. James Laforge Carolyn Kenney Dot and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holden Miss Rose Baribault Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Kelly, Jr. Drin and Ray Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sicard Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gorman Leo J. Coorez Mrs. Beatrice Coorez Bridget—Bonnie and Steven Dick Hebert Eddie and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Marks Mrs. Lillian Simmons Bob and Bren Joseph DiNobile Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gingras Dottie Short Sheila Lubera Mr. and Mrs. J. Blum Carol DiPadua Mr. and Mrs. John Knowles Donald Crowell Gale and Snoopy Linda Goyette Sandra Doig Mrs. Elizabeth Doig Gail Walsh Chet '63 Mr. and Mrs. Slaimen Mr. and Mrs. James Aspinwall George and Marion Jeffrey Glenn Priluck 179 GENERAL PATRONS Jody Shaver Mrs. S. Chernack Marcia Stone Richard T. White Elise Freyda Penn Dr. and Mrs. Leo Stone Pat and Bob Mr. and Mrs. A. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blanchette Ann Gilbert Mrs. Mary Gilbert Mr. William Gilbert Mary Hampson Evelyn Marnane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly Elizabeth McGraph Marion W. Hitchen Nap J. LeFournire Remedo R. D'Almedia Elzear Nicole Andrew J. Evangelos From the Little Scooter Carolyn Smith Ichabod Crane Barbara Thornhill Paul and Louise Carl, Marion, and ? Ray Walmsley Eddie Sadowski Ralph Coppotelli Dennis A. Wiggins The Soderquist's Marcia Andrade Brian A Friend Edith Lundgren Uncle Al and Auntie Edna Marsha Hunt George Rigby Rudy Legenza Allen Fitzpatrick John P. Coughlin JoLynn and Ronnie Mrs. Agnes Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaillancourt Mr. Gildea J. L. Alves Family Miss Jeanne L. Hereuz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathieu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Army Mr. and Mrs. Harold Theroux Mr. and Mrs. George Army Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeNapoli Mrs. Francis Levulle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr Mr. and Mrs. Albert Verrechia Mr. and Mrs. Florie Palmisciano Ed and Joe Ray Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fox Mr. and Mrs. B. Cohen and Sons Morris Allard A Friend Mrs. A. Marr Mr. Henry Santos Mr. Alan Birchall Mr. Freffle Martin Leo Mullarkey Don Henshaw Jane Horvitz Joanne Fanning Louis A. St. Germain Mrs. Vincent B. Hindley Mrs. Edward Brooke Earl F. Becker Mr. William F. Cassidy Miss Mary L. Cassidy Mr. Charles H. Cassidy Mrs. James Duncan Mrs. Violet Lee Mrs. Gertrude Richter Mrs. M. Steakem Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Templeton Mrs. A. A. Hutton Del Dorothy Hood Raymond Johnson Roger Brouillette Yvonne Tetreault Mary Fallon David Forte Barbara Livesley Joanne Badessa Mr. and Mrs. George Gince, Jr. Arlene Fellner 180 GENERAL PATRONS Rosemary Enos Christine Esau Joan Silva Robert McCulloch Penny Miller lone Kinder Arlene Taylor Roberta Audette Linda Pozzi Nancy Clark Arlene Goldstein Richard Arrighi Mike McGrath Linda Smith Karen Quinn Sharon MacPherson Linda Connery Peter Harris Diane Duquette Mrs. Clara E. Capwell Norma Mintel David Paterson Cheryl Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waleduda Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kiley Stephen, Debby, and Terry Samdperie Debbie Albert Susan Faust Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dos Santos Iva DaSilva Carol Ann Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forgarty Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dalton Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Mash and Marsh Joe Shallcross Barbara Najarian Craig Burgoyne Dicey Smitty Sting Ray David and Doug William Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Rock Allard Mrs. Annemarie Hering Patrick Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Goodman Phil Goff Mr. and Mrs. James Erlin Carol, Sherry, and Coquette Erlin Lawrence J. Forman Mr. Arthur W. Hering Ingrid Maier Bob Forcier Anna E. Forcier Beverly Venokoor Charles Brown Crash Donna Fredrica Fox John Buttrick Sandy Wiener Stephen Gorin Joan Pollins Feldman Ruth Fishbein Dave '63' Fuzz Woolley Fredric S. Hines Glenis Miller Mrs. Percy Williams Mr. William Holme A Friend A Friend John Janzel Murphy's Liquors J J Food Store Earl W. Carson Dianne Prentiss Miss Elsie Connor Mr. Arthur Emond Dave Bardsley Mrs. Everette Hooton Edward Greenan Lorrise LaBerge Richard Plourde Miss Janet Hodgkiss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Eli Priluck Barry D. Pickar Jean Williams 181 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Samuel Miller, D.M.D. Dr. S. Hochman, D.D.S. Dr. Joseph G. Fishbein, D.D.S., M.S.D. Dr. Robert B. Monroe 86 Cocinth Street, Providence 998 Hope Street, Providence 259 Wayland Avenue, Providence Centredale, Rhode Island BUSINESS PATRONS Touraine Paints Jean's Town and Country Bernard J. Kiek Transportation Durant, Smith Assoc., Inc. Abrams Flower Shop Waldo Barber Shop Jac-Lyn Cut Curl Shop Arthur Forcier Reg. Phm. DeLisi's Market Zonfrillo's Market Uptown Barber Shop Russell's Wee Wash It Freddies Pastry Shoppe McCarthy Whal Sweetman Wilson's Atlantic Service Joe Torrisi-Barber Fairlawn Sunoco Service Bob's Meats Fairlawn Hardware Century Aluminum Company Sal the Barber Fairlawn Sunoco Kelley's Tap O'Connor's heater Tap Towne Cleansers Peoples Super Market Bob Cohen Ralph Joe Compliments of a Friend Fairlawn Variety Olde Colonial Phcy. 921 Main Street, Pawtucket 276 Westminster Street, Prov. South Angell Street, Providence Cumberland, Rhode Island 740 East Avenue, Pawtucket 47 Park Place, Pawtucket 6 Waldo Street, Pawtucket 594 Weeden Street, Pawtucket Main Street, Pawtucket Hope Street, Providence 338 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket 380 Smithfield Avenue, Pawt. 398’ 2 Smithfield Avenue, Pawt. 398 Smithfield Avenue Pawt. 394 Smithfield Avenue, Pawt. 542 Smithfield Avenue, Pawt. 745 East Avenue, Pawtucket Smithfield Weeden, Pawtucket 500 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket 558 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 484 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket 35 Trenton Street, Pawtucket 585 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 584 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 567 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 572 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 573 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket Savoy Street, Providence 657 Weeden Street, Pawtucket 887 Smithfield Avenue, Pawtucket 182 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Dolan, President ...................... 13 Lawn Avenue Football 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Soph Hop Comm; Jr. Prom Comm. Lydia Sabatini, Vice-President 82 Lawn Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; President 3; Westerner Managing Ed. 2; Ed. in Chief 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Sports 1; Westcrdays Staff; Asst. Literary Ed. 3. Linda Souza, Secretary 12 Barnes Street Photography Club 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 3; Girls Sports 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Robert Savastano, Treasurer ................ 110 Prentice Avenue Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Jr. Class Social Comm.; Hi-Y 2. SENIORS Barbara Abowitt ......................... (A Marbury Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2, 3; ABC Collector 3. Gail Abrams ................................. 70 Roberta Avenue Chorus 1, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; ABC Collector 2; Westerdays Board 2, 3; Westerdays Staff 2; Jr. Ed. 3; Asst. Ed. in Chief; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Sports 1, URI Seminar 3; Golf Team 1. Frank Allard ____________________________________ 40 Webb Street Art Service Club 1, 2, 3. Sandra Allard _____________________________ 17 Heaton Street Girls Sports 1; Library Club 3; Math Club 3. Joan Anderson .............-................. 52 Forest Avenue Junior Achievement 1,2; ABC Assistant 2, 3; Service Club 1, 2, 3; Westerdays Staff 3; Typist; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Mary Andrade ....................................93 Lawn Avenue Leo Archambault ....................................... 30 Rufus Street Football 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Richard Arrighi 1129 Main Street Scholarship Club 1; Student Council 3. Raymond Asiala______________________________ 100 Francis Avenue Baseball 1. Roberta Audette .......................... 210 Oriole Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3. Henry Baptista .................................. 93 Elder Street Band and Dance Band 2, 3. Christine Bardsley....................... 26 West Lawn Avenue Soph. Hop Comm.; Junior Achievement 1; Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. David Bardsley______________________________ 149 Oakdale Avenue Cross Country 1; Audio-Visual Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Ski Club 3; Library Club 3. William Barney ......................... 176 Hillside Avenue Library Club 3; Westerner 3. Leonard Beasley ____________________________ 50 Dunnell Avenue Janice Beattie 7 Almond Street. Lincoln Photography 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3. Earl Becker ________________________________ 141 Lafayette Street Chorus 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 2, 3; Debating 1, 2, 3; Math. Club 2, 3. Margaret Benkosky ... 35 Vale Street Library Club 2, 3; Chorus 3. James Bernardino ........................ 49 Lorraine Street Assistant Manager Track 1. Ted Bernat 906 Main Street J.V. Football 1. Bruce Biller ............................ 28 Sheffield Avenue Tennis 1. 2. 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Scholarship Club 2. 3; Math. Club 3; URI Seminar 2, 3. William Bishop 10 Auburn Street Kenneth Bitgood ______________________ Cooper Drive, Lincoln David Bloomer 51 Hazel Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Math. Club 3; Scholarship Club 3. Joseph Boisvert _____________________________ 69 Auburn Street Marjery Bomes ........................... 10 Lafayette Street ABC Collector; Dramatics 1, 2; Westerner 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports. Richard Boni .............. 15 Alice Street J.V. Football 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Audio-Visual Club 1; ABC Collector 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Robert Boott 34 Terrace Avenue Track 1, 2, 3; Math. Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Ruth Borenstein_______________________________34 Marbury Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Girls Sports; Dramatics 1; Math. Club 2, 3; Sr. Party Comm. Theresa Borges ....................... 46 Bloomingdale Avenue Leaders Club 1; Chorus 1; Basketball 1. Richard Botelho ........................... 435 Weeden Street Jilda Bouchard 12 Baldwin Street Girls Sports 1; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Historian, 3 Secretary; Twirlers 2, 3; Westerner 2. Albert Bowker _____________________ 276 West Forest Avenue David Bowley ................................... 80 Cooper Street Robert Brierly ___________________________ 533 Weeden Street Basketball 1, 2, 3. Roger Brouillette 99 Reservoir Avenue Charles Brown--------------------------------------- 66 Cambria Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Swim 1, 2; Soph. Hop Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Band 1, 2; Math. Club 3. Karen Brown 99 Samuel Avenue Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Sara Bryant _________________________________ 75 Sterling Street Girls Sports; Library Club 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Westerdays Board 2, 3. Albert Buonanni------------------------------------31 Rufus Street Golf 1, 2, 3; Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3. Augustus Bums_______________________________________89 West Avenue Art Service Club. John Buttrick _____________________________ 319 Glenwood Avenue Dramatics 1. 2, 3; Scholarship Club 2, 3; Math Club 3; Debating Society 3; Chess Club 3. Russell Cantara 158 West Avenue Chorus 2, 3; J.V. Football 2. Susan Cap well ______________________________ 526 Power Road Chorus 1, 2, 3; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Sr. Party Comm. Nancy Carlson _______________________________ 63 Chandler Avenue Girls Sports 1; Soph. Hop Comm.; Photography 2, 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Historian; Jr. Prom Comm.; Dramatics 2, 3; Westerdays, Asst. Business Mgr.; Class Reunion Comm.; Co-Chairman 3. 183 Christine Carter __________________________ 22 Bagiev Street Linda Carvalho ............................ 305 Power Road Chorus 1; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. James Casey ....... 289 West Avenue Track 1, Mgr. 2, 3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Cross Country Mgr. 2, 3. Suzanne Cassidy ....................... ... 96 Hillside Avenue Junior Achievement. Alfred Catterall __________________________190 Crook Manor Geraldine Cavanaugh .................. 115 Anderton Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 1; Future Nurses 1; Math Club 1; Girls Sports 1. Laurence Charpentier .................. 321 Pawtucket Avenue Linda Chenoweth ________________________ 5 Crest Drive, Lincoln Glee Club 1. Meredyth Church .................... Old River Road, Lincoln Photography 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Westerdays Board 2; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Nancy Clark .... ........................... 497 Power Road Girls Sports; Chorus. Marilyn Clement__________________________4 Smith Street, Lincoln Photography Club 1, 3. Kenneth Cocca______________________________100 Oneida Street Band 3; Dance Band. Linda Connery _________________ 1727 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln Westerner 2. Barbara Connors ___________________________ 12 Abbott Street Gerald Consove ____________________________ 33 Lafayette Street Gerard Converse ........................... 60 Dunnell Avenue Marsha Cooper______________________________ 160 Genest Avenue Photography Club 3. Frank Coppola ......................... 124 Varnum Avenue Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. John Cordeiro _____________________________ 98 Lorraine Street Alan Corin ................. .......... 15 Waterman Street Chorus 3. Carol DiPadua 910 Mineral Spring Avenue Stamps and Bonds 1; Girls Sports 1; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Photography 2, 3; Chorus 3; Sr. Supper Comm. Sandra Doig —.............................. 48 Progress Street Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Sophomore Hop Committee; Girls Sports 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Supper Comm. Arlene Donaldson 133 Columbia Avenue Girls Sports 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Student Council 1; Scholarship Club 3; Ski Club 3; Westerdays Typist. Deborah Doyle ...... . 412 Smithfield Avenue Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 1, 2; Girls Sports 1; ABC Collector 3. Kathleen Doyle ............................ Ill Cleveland Street Soph. Hop Comm.; Westerner Staff 3; Leaders Club 1; Westerdays Circulation Mgr. 3; Girls Sports 1; Photography Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y Serg. at Arms 1, 2; Treas. 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Frank Drobiazgiewicz 489 Pleasant Street Chorus 1; Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2. 3; Class Reunion Comm. 3; Service Club 1. Arthur Drummond RFD 2. Lake Bel-Air, Woonsocket Swim Team 1; Soph. Hop Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Dance Band 2, 3; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Odete Duarte 27 Knowles Street Library Club 3; Photography Club 3; Stamps and Bonds 3. Jo Lynn Dubay ........................... 608 Weeden Street ABC Collector 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1. Henry Dumont ........................... 200 Francis Street Math Club 3. Theresa Dunbar ............................... 225 Sterry Street Photography Club 3. Allan Duprey ............................. 101 Mulberry Street Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Swim 1, 2, 3. Frank Durand 503 West Avenue Band; Dance Band. Frank Durao __________________________________ 11 Clyde Street J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1, Capt. 2; Badminton 1, 2, 3; Sr. Supper Comm. Armando Correia ......................... 168 Pleasant Street J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Phyllis Cotton ____________________ 8 Tucker Street, Lincoln Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Girls Sports 1; Chorus 2, 3. Michael Crombie _________________________ 426 West Avenue Kenneth Cross __________________________________ 80 Crook Manor Ronald Crowe _______________________________ 709 Main Street J.V. Football 1. Deborah Cutler ....................... 114 Sheffield Avenue Photography Club 2, 3; Library Club 3; Badminton 1. Adriano Daluz .............................. 150 Sisson Street Paula D’Angelo _____________________________ 311 East Avenue Girls Sports 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 3; Westerdays Board 2, 3. Helenjean Daugherty------------------------95 Lorraine Street Alfred Defonzo __________________________ 144 Windmill Street Math Club 2, 3. Adrienne Degre________________________ 345 Pawtucket Avenue Donald Deliz______________________________105 Cleveland Street Tennis 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1; ABC Collector 2, 3; Badminton 1, 2, 3; Westerdays Staff 3 Asst. Activities Editor. Barbara Dexter______________________________26 Barnes Street 184 Janice Dureault __________________________ 286 Sayles Avenue Photography Club 3; ABC Collector 2. James Eaton 106 Owen Avenue Melvin T. Eddleston 38 Riverside Drive, Lincoln Photography Club 2; Math Club 2, 3; ABC Coll. 3; Library- Club 3; Chess Club 3. Gary W. Ensign ................... 80 Berkshire Drive, Lincoln Westerner 2; Asst. Ed. 3; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3. Robert H. Ensign . Sherman Avenue, Lincoln Christine Esau 122 Amherst Avenue Debating 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; Student Council 1; Chorus 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; Saturday Seminar 3. Susan Fagan ......................... - 168 Harrison Street Volleyball 1; Chorus 2; Westerner, Exchange Ed. 3; Photography Club 3. Mary Fallon ______________________________ 137 Hunts Avenue Dramatics 1; Photography 2, 3; Jr. Social Comm.; Jr. Westerdays Board; ABC Coll. 2. Margaret Farley ............................ 108 Magill Street Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Photography 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Jr. Social Comm.; Sr. Supper Comm., Co-Chairman 3. Marsha Farley 102 Morris Avenue Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, Head 3; Westerner 2; Westerdays Staff, Sec.; Chorus 2; Dolphin Club 1, 2; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Anthony Farri ......................... 97 West Lawn Avenue Art Service Club. Arlene K. Kellner 9 Lowden Street Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 3; Girls Sports 2; Dramatics 1, 2; URI Alternate 2. Gary Ferdman . 525 Pleasant Street Tennis 2. 3; J.V. Football 1, 2; Math Club 3; Scholarship Club 3. Ruth Fish be in .............. 78 Capwell Avenue Library Club 3; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Golf 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Westerner 2; Wcsterdays Staff, Asst. Sports Ed. 3; Westcrdays Board 2, 3. Allen Fitzpatrick 21 Beecher Street Golf 1. Judith A. Flaxington 1 Highland St., Lincoln Robert Forcier ........................... 133 Warren Avenue Math Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Service Club 3. Lawrence Forman .............. 40 Waldo Street Debating 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Wcsterdays Staff, Adv. Mgr. 3; Math Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Mgr.; URI Seminar 2, 3. David Forte 107 Columbia Avenue Cross G)untry 1; Audio Visual 2; Photography 2, 3; Art Service 3, Cap Gown Comm. ‘ Paul Fournier ..................-......... 14 Fairview Avenue Audio Visual 2; Art Service Club 2. Donna Fox ............ 173 Lyman Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Math Club 3; Jr. Ring Comm.; Jr. Westerdays Board; Westcrdays Staff, Asst. Copy EM. 3. Barbara A. Frati ____________________________ 74 Tower Street Photography 1. Carolyn Frattarelli ------------------------- 276 Power Road Diane Friedman ........- .......— 35 Wilcox Avenue Student Council 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1; Jr. Westerdays Board 1, 2; Westerdays Staff, Senior Sect. Ed. 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Nancy Friedman ................. 40 Nottingham Way Debating 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Dolphin Club 1; Scholarship Club 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; URI Seminar 3. Enid Frucht 921 York Avenue Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Westerner 2; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 3; Dramatics 3. Robert Garceau ...........................47 Dorrance Street Shirley Gaughan _________________________ 232 Pawtucket Avenue Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1; Photography 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Jr. Soc. Comm.; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Everett George .................................. 98 Larch Street Christine Gibbons ................. 2 Kenilworth Dr., Lincoln Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus 3. Ann Gilbert ______________________________ 339 Sayles Avenue Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 3. Marion Gilbert .............................. 139 Cedar Street Office Service Gub 2, 3; Asst. ABC 2, 3. Gerald Gince_________________________________315 Sayles Avenue Pauline Gince ___________________________ 315 Sayles Avenue Library Club 2, 3; Service Club 3; Stamps and Bonds 3. Joyce Girard -....... 8 Brown Street Michael Glass _____________________________ 40 Roberta Avenue Math Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 2, 3; Library’ Club 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Phillip Goff_________________________________ 26 Waldo Street Audio Visual 1; Math Club 3; Westerner 3. David Goldberg_______________________________96 Sayles Avenue Football 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Service Club 2; Library 1, 2, 3. Marshall Goldberg 155 Marbury Avenue Swim Team 2; J.V'. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Sr. Reception Comm.; Chairman; Westcrdays Staff, Business Mgr. Cheryl Goldfarb 92 Wilcox Avenue Dramatics 3; Westerner 2; Art Service Club 3. Arlene Goldstein ............................ 205 Prospect Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Leaders Club 2, 3; Tennis 3; Library Club 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Art Service Club 2. Margaret Gonsalves 15 Almy Street, Lincoln Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus 1. Stephen Gorin 101 Glenwood Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Westerner, News Ed. 3; Westerdays Staff, Sports Ed. 3; Band 1, 2; Dance Band 2; Jr. Prom Comm. Elaine Goulden ........................... 12 Crook Manor Janet Goyer 875 Smithfield Avenue, Lincoln Library Club. Cheryl Grant 206 Lowden Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Service Gub 1; Future Nurses 1. Thomas Greenan ______________________________ 17 Webb Street Sharon Greene ................ 643 East Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3; Twirlers 2, 3; Girls Sports 1, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Jr. Social Comm.; Photography 3; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Rosemary Grimshaw ..................... 25 North Union Street Girls Sports 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2. Priscilla Grinrod________________ 10 Donald Ave., Lincoln Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, Serg. at Arms 2, 3; Photography 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Art EM. 3; ABC Coll. 3; Ski Club 3; Sr. Reception Comm. 3. Gloria Grygiel __________ 820 River Road, Lincoln ABC Worker; Westerdays Typist 3; Junior Achievement 1. Charles Haley 56 Belmont Street Art Service Club 2; Math Club 2; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Jr. Achievement 2, 3; ABC Coll. 3; Audio Visual Club 3; Photography Treas. 3. Richard Hall_________________________________117 Sterry Street Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 2. Richard Hanley............................... 70 Hazel St., Lincoln Audio Visual 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Junior Achievement 2. Peter Harris 80 Blodgett Avenue Math Gub 3; Scholarship Club 3. William Hartley ........................ 98 Hazel St., Lincoln Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys Hi-Y 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Art Service Club. Patricia Hayes Old Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln Craig Hedberg ......................20 Legion Drive, Lincoln Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Math Club I, 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3; PC Seminar 3. Donald Henshaw ______________________________ 99 Wilcox Avenue Jr. Achievement 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 2. Nancy Henshaw _______________________________ 99 Wilcox Avenue Math Club 3; ABC Coll. 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Twirlers 2, 3;. Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1. Judy Hines .................................. 263 Lowden Street Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3. Alan Hodkinson .......................... 20 Fairlawn Avenue Carol Holme __________________________________ 88 Chandler Avenue Ellen Horvitz ________________________________ 9 Dorset Road Westerner 2; Westerdays Staff 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Dramatics 1. Joseph Howard ______________________ 12 Mount Avenue, Lincoln David Hunter_____________________ 10 Arlington Drive, Lincoln J. V. Football 1; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Capt. 185 Bam Jagolinzer 9 Lafayette Street J.V. Football 1; Library Club 3; Audio-Visual Club 1, 2; Sr. Party Comm.; Junior Achievement 1; Ski Club 3. Carl Johnson 85 Cleveland Street Art Service 1, 2. Raymond Johnson.......................... 91 Martha Street Marilyn Jordan 1 12 Oriole Avenue Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Photography 2, 3; Jr. Social Comm.; Soph. Hop Comm.: Dramatics 2; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Sandra Kanopkin 17.' Pleasant Street ABC Collector 2. 3: Chorus 3; Library Club 3; Jr. Westerdays Board: Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Carolyn Kenney 73 Centre Street Ronni Kern 568 East Avenue Debating 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2. 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2. 3; Dramatics 1. 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Jr. Ed. 2. Literary Ed. 3; Ski Club 3; Chess Club 3; Westerdays Board 3. Brute Kiernan 128 Wilmx Avenue J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3. Arlene Knowles ...................... 12 Parker Street, Lincoln Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Service Club 2, 3: Leaders Club 1. William Kolek 11 Dawson Street Band 3; Chorus 3. Michael Lahonte 101 Reservoir Avenue Football 1, 2, Co-Capt. 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Soph. Hop Comm.; Hi-Y 2. Pres.: Jr. Social Comm.; Sr. Party Comm. Hazel Larerda 26 Hancock Street Photography 1, 2, 3; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1, 2. Mary Laforge ............................... 89 Belmont Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Dolphin Club 1; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2. Norman Laperche Jr. 222 Angell Rd.. Lincoln Gordon LaRoe 75 Sherman Street Joyce LaRosee 33 Pine Street Volleyball 1; Chorus 2; Photography Club. Joseph Larson ........................... 190 Weeden Street Baseball 1. Dorothy Lees 7 Arnold Avenue. Lincoln Dramatics 1; Chorus 2; Westerner 2; Spanish Club 2; Westerdays Staff 3; W'esterdays Board 3; Scholarship Club 3; Stamps and Bonds Club. Mildred Leonard .......... 3 Belmont Street Scholarship Club 3; Stamps and Bonds 2; Dramatics 1, 3; ABC Collector 3; Saturday Seminar 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Math Club 1; Girls Sports 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Howard Lester 150 Fowler Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Math Club 3; Dramatics 3. Shirley Levasseur ........................... 85 Forest Avenue Girls Sports 1, 2; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Treas. 3; Stamps and Bonds 3; Twirlers 2, 3. Michael Lightbown 28 Ballou Street, Lincoln Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Barbara Liveslcy 291 Power Road Girls Sports 1, 2; Dolphin Club 1; Library' Club 3; Saturday Seminar Alternate 3. Alan Loisefle 46 Utton Avenue Baseball 1; ABC Collector; Westerner 3; Sr. Supper Comm. George Lomax ........................ 98 Chandler Avenue Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3. Margo Long ...................... 510 West Avenue Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Girls Sports 1; Photography 2, 3; .Soph. Hop Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Westerdays Staff 3; ABC Collector 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Sr. Party Comm., Chairman. Sheila Lubera 792 Mineral Spring Avenue Girls Sports 1, 2; Soph. Hop Comm.; Social Comm. 2: Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y' 1. 2, Secretary 3; Senior Party Comm. Michael Luminelli ......................... 116 Fillmore Street ABC Collector 2; Senior Reception Comm. Edith Lundgrcn 181 West Forest Avenue Chorus; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3. Edna Lundgren ...................... 181 West Forest Avenue Girls Sports 1; Chorus 1, 2. Robert Maddaline 10 Fillmore Street Westerner 3; Art Club 1. Janice Mahan 68 Auburn Street Photography Club 1; Girls Sports 1. Ingrid Main 65 Sumner Street Stamps and Bonds 2, 3; Student Council 1. Janies Marcil .... 60 Larch Street Janice Marr 139 Atwood Avenue Girls Sports 1. George Marsnn 289 West A enue Audio Visual Club 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3. Joan Martin R.F.D. 2, Lake Bel Air, North Smithfield Junior Achievement 1. Earl Mathewson _____________________ 499 Great Road, Lincoln Jr. Social Comm.: Bowling 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 2; Cap and Gown Comm. Robert McCabe ............................... 31 George Street Track 1. Doris McCormick .................. 190 Magill Street Girls Sports 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Jr. So al Comm.; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 3; Westerdays Staff 3; Class Reunion 3. Robert McCullock 45 West Lawn Avenue Chorus 1; ABC Collector 2; Library Club 3. Eleanor McDonald __________________________ 535 Pleasant Street Band 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2; Westerner 2; ABC Collector 2. Michael McGrath ____________________________ 51 Cedar Street Cross Country 2, Capt. 3; Track 1, 2, Capt. 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 3. Thomas McGrath ________________________________ 51 Cedar Street Basketball 1, 3. Sally McGuinness ......................... 697 Pleasant Street Girls Sports 1; Chorus 1: Delta Tri-Hi-Y' 1; Photography Club 2, 3; Westerner 2; Dramatics 2; Sr. Supper Comm. Elaine McGurn _______________________________ 24 Utton Avenue Photo raphy Club 1. John McQuillan 407 Glenwood Avenue Art Service Club 2, 3; Band 3. Sybil Mellion ______________________________ 44 Clyde Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Westerner 2 Art; Westerdays 3, Asst. Sr. Ed.; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Soph. Hop Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1; Class Reunion Comm. 3. Alice Mello .............................. 102 Cleveland Street Westerdays Staff 3, Asst. Activities Ed.; Girls Sports 1; Photography Club 2; Dramatics 3; Jr. Prom G mm.; Soph. Hop Comm.; Westerner 3; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 3; Service Club 2. Judith Mellor .................. 32 North Union St., Lincoln Junior Achievement 1, 2; Spanish Club 2. Robert Mendes 155 Pleasant Street Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, Capt. 3; Baseball 2, 3; Student Council 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Jr. Class Pres.; Westerner 3; Sr. Supper Comm., Chairman. William Mennie 75 Finch Avenue Audio Visual 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Art Service Club 1, 2. Robert Mignacca ........................ 120 Atwood Avenue Art Service Club 1, 2. 186 Carol Ann Miller....................... 344 Lonsdale Avenue Dorothy Miller 73 Cleveland Street Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 1; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. Penelope Miller 240 Smithfield Avenue Library Club 1, 2; Badminton 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Norma Mintel . 83 Fenner Street Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Girls Sports 1. Bruce Mitchell .............................. 15 Fillmore Street Swim 1; Track 1. 2, 3. Nancy Mitchell .... 33 Ivy Street Future Nurses Club 1; Westerner 2; Photography 2. 3; Wester-days Staff Typist 3. Samuel Moffat 534 Wecden Street Library Club 3; Jr. Social Committee. David Monaghan 116 Oakdale Avenue John Monaghan ......................... 46 Humboldt Avenue Robbie Morgan 15 Sheffield Avenue Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Cherlcading 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1: Student Council 1, 2, Vicc-Prcs. 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; ABC Coll. 2, 3; URI Seminar 3. Bernardine Motta 104 Oneida Street Jr. Social Comm.; Chorus 1, 2; Westerner 3. Beverly Mucci Washington Highway. Lincoln Stamps Bonds 1; Jr. Westerdays Board Library 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Girls Sports. Carolyn Nicholson 534 West Avenue Dolphin Club 1; Junior Achievement 1; Chorus 3. Eileen O’Connor 22 Blodgett Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Pres. 3; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Chorus 1; Westerner 3; Girls Sports 1. Stephen Ostrach ...................... 151 Oak Hill Avenue Swim 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3; Debating 2, 3; Scholarship Club 2, 3. Michael Otis .................—.............. 420 West Avenue Baseball 2, 3. Florence Paiva ...................... 37 Pawtucket Avenue Library 2, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Chorus I, 2, 3. Angela Palumbo ...................... Great Road, Lincoln Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Dramatics 1. Lygere Panagopoulos _______________________ 139 Garden Street Bowling 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Library Club 3; Chess Club 3; Westerdays Board 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Rocco Pardi __________ 90 Crook Manor J. V. Football 1, 2; Sr. Party Comm. Alan Parmcntier 17 Beech Street Candace Patenaude ____________________ Old River Road, Lincoln Westerdays Board 2, 3; Future Nurses 1; Art Service Club 3; Library 1, 2, 3; Saturday Seminar 3; Ski Club 3; Swim 1, 2; ABC Collector 2, 3. David Paterson ........................... 18 Overland Avenue J.V. Football 1. William Patty ............................... 67 Clyde Street Swim 1, 2. Patricia Payne .................-...... 155 Grove St., Lincoln Library 3; ABC Collector 3. Arlene Perlovv ........................... 151 Lafayette Street Westerner 2; Stamps and Bonds 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3. Mary-Ellen Perlow ........................... 35 Scott Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 1; Dramatics 3. Barry Pickar ................................ 95 Sterling Street Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Neal Piggot 11 Arnold St., Lincoln Joseph Pires 355 East Avenue J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Westerner 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Dennis Pothier 29 Larch Street Dianne Prentiss ............................ 260 Oakdale Avenue Chorus 3; Girls Sports 1. Judith Ann Ramsden . 200 Power Road Leaders Club; Band 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3. Jeanne Rattie 615 Main Street Girls Sports 1; Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y; Photography Club 1; ABC Collector 2, 3. Henry Raymond Wilbur Road, Lincoln Meredyth Read .......................... 15 Smith St.. Lincoln Westerdays Typist 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Sandra Read . 57 Blaisdell Avenue Francis Rei _____________________ „__________ 49 Grotto Avenue Scholarship Club 1; Audio Visual Club 1. Roger Renan 111 Buchanan Street Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Art Service Club. Gerald Richmond 15 Germania Street J.V. Football 1; Junior Achievement 1; Scholarship Club 2. Glen Rigbv 42 Baldwin Street J.V. Football 1; Sophomore Hop Comm.; Math Club 3; ABC Collector 2. Carol Robinson ............................. 212 Cleveland Street Debating 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 2, 3; Twirling 2, 3; Saturday Seminar 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2; Girls Sports 1; Stamps and Bonds 1. Guido Rosati 125 Oneida Street Art Service Club 1, 2. Pamela Ross ........................ 30 Parker St., Lincoln Chorus 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pbi-Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Girls Sports 1; Service Club 2, 3. Kathleen Rowan .9 Preserved Arnold Ct.. Lincoln Library Club 2, 3. Barbara Rzemien ............................. 118 Magill Street Library Club. Cheryl Sabourin 15 Binford St.. Lincoln Photography Club 2, 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Dolphin Club 1; Class Vicc-Pres., Junior; Soph. Hop Comm.; Scholarship Club 3; Sr. Party Comm. Russell St. Pierre.......-....... Breakneck Hill Road. Lincoln Martha Sanck 28 Roberta Avenue Chorus 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Jr. Westerdays Board; Library Club 2, 3. Mary Santos .......... 59 Sumner Street Franklin Savirki 58 Prentice Avenue Band, Dance Band. Aileen Scott ...................... 1200 Lonsdale Ave., Lincoln Dolphin Club 1; Girls Sports 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Susan Semonoff 40 Lowden Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 2. 3; Junior Westerdays Board; Westerner 3; Westerdays Staff 3; Saturday Seminar Alternate. Catherine Servant............................ — 658 Weeden Street Badminton 2. Patrick Sheehy 92 Warren Avenue Track 2, 3; Swim Manager 2; Dramatics 1. Frederick Short ............................. 87 Ash St., Lincoln Football 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Jr. Ring Comm.; Sr. Supper Comm. Joan Silva 146 Arnold St., Lincoln Leaders Club 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Library Club 3; Service Club 2. 187 Charles Sinel — 292 Hillside Avenue Photography Club. Sharon Sinel ... —...................... 73 Oak Hill Avenue Stamps Bonds 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1, 2. 3; Westerdays Board 1, 2, 3; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 3; Westerner 2, Editorial Ed.; Service Club 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Gail Skorupski 34 Ash Street Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Photography 2, 3. John Slaimen .................................. 47 Cooper Street Mgr. Track Team 1; ABC Collector 3. Carolyn Smith 63 Owen Avenue Robert Smith Sherman Ave., Lincoln Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Ski Club 3. Brian Solotke ................... _ 311 Sayles Avenue Football 1, 2. 3; Art Service Club 2; Jr. Class Trcas.; Hi-Y 2; Westerner 3; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Sports Ed.; Sr. Party Comm. William Spillman ............ 207 Pawtucket Avenue Debating Society 2, 3; Math Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Sr. Reception Comm. Arthur Valcourt ............................ 22 Beecher Street Library Club 1, 2, 3. Beverly Venokoor ....................... 67 Capwell Avenue Volleyball 1; Library Club 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3. Marcia Venokoor ........................ 67 Capwell Avenue Library Club 3; Scholarship Club 2; Volleyball 1. Earnest Vickers 69 Newton Street Donna Villeneuve ........... 498 East Avenue Chorus 1. Ann Vito ....... 11 Smithfield Avenue Chorus 1, 2; Library 2, 3; Girls Sports 1. James Wade 21 Pine Street Raymond Walmsley .............................. 24 Palm Street J.V. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3. Carol Weavill ________________________ 6 Loring Dr., Lincoln Chorus 3; Ski Club 3. Gail M. Weitzner _____________________________ 20 Scott Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1; Westerdays Staff 3; Westerner 2; Girls Sports 1, 2; ABC Collector 3; Dolphin Club 1. Thomas Staton 98 Boutwell Street Student Council 1, 2, Pres. 3; Photography Club 1, 2; Art Service Club 1, 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Soph. Hop Comm.; Hi-Y 2; Service Club 2; Cross Country 2; Saturday Seminar Alternate 3; Sr. Reception Comm. William Stein 63 Oak Hill Avenue Band 1, 2; Dance Band 2; Junior Achievement 1; Photography Qub 2, 3. Fred Swartz ............ 113 Highland St.. Woonsocket Westerner 3, Business Manager. Barbara Swiatkowski 72 Smithfield Avenue Art Service Club 1, 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Westerner 2, News Ed.; Westerdays 3, Art Ed.; Sr. Reception Comm.; Ski Club. Marie Sylvester ............... 28 Lawn Avenue Library Club 1, 2. Arlene Taylor ..... ..................... 41 Hazel Street Volleyball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Stamps and Bonds 1; Photography Club 3. Edoarda Teixeira 33 Humboldt Avenue Kenneth Tetelbaum 6 Scarborough Road Math Club 2, 3; Photography 3; Junior Achievement. Donald Theroux __________________________ 220 Harrison Street ABC Collector; Stamps and Bonds Club; Audio-Visual Club; Sr. Supper Comm. Susan Theroux 133 Oneida Street Photography Club 3; Sr. Supper Comm. Sandra Tierney ............................. 46 Gerald Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3; ABC Collector 2; Westerner 3; Saturday Seminar Alternate 3. Sandra Tilles 25 Capwell Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Westerdays Board 1; Westerdays Staff 3; Asst. Literary Ed.; Girls Sports 1; Dolphin Club 1; Chess Club; Ski Club, URI Seminar. Aron Trachtenberg ________________________ 286 Pleasant Street Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; Service Club 2. David Tretton .48 Owen Avenue Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Math Club 3. Haver Tromanhauser__________________________11 Marion Terrace Girls Sports 1; Westerner 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Westerdays Board 2, 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Spanish Qub 2; Jr. Lifesaving 1; Westerdays Staff, Activities Ed. 3; Soph. Hop Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Jr. Social Comm.; Ski Club 3. Larry Werner _________________________________ 44 Pine Street Art Service 2, 3; J.V. Football. Edward Westgate ................................ 21 Walgo Street Thomas Westgate................................ 240 Garden Street Westerner, Sports Ed. 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 1; Library 3. Catherine Whalen —............ 962 Lower River Road, Lincoln Richard Whiteley___________________________ 14 Riverside Avenue Jean Williams 407 West Avenue Girls Sports 1; Library Club 3; Stamps and Bonds 1, 2. Sue-Ellen Wittner 33 Blaisdell Avenue Debating 1, 2, 3; Library' Club 2, 3; Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3. Janet Wittum ............................ 391 Glen wood Avenue Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Western Service Business Qub 1. David Woodcock 55 Nashua Street Track 1. Leslie Woolley _____________________________431 Grotto Avenue Sigma Phi Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Treas. 3; Dramatics 1; Chorus 2; Soph. Hop. Comm.; Social Comm.; Girls Sports 1; Westerner 2; Westerdays Board 1, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Jr. Lifesaving 1; Leaders Club 1; Photography 3; Westerdays Staff, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 3. Kenneth Worsley - ............................. 38 Larch Street J.V. Football 1; Track 1. Donna Wright ____________________________ 295 Pawtucket Avenue Girls Sports 1; Library Club 3. William Wright _____________________ Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln J.V. Football 1, 2. Virginia York .......................... 203 Francis Avenue Badminton 1. Bruce Zetter_______________________________3 Oak Hill Avenue Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Science Club 1; Junior Achievement 1; URI Seminars 3; Spanish Qub 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Reception Comm.; S. Council 3. Alberta Zinno__________________________________ 63 Fiume Street Chorus 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Westerdays Board 1, 2, 3; Westerner, Circulation and Editorial Ed. 2; Soph. Hop Comm.; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; ABC Collector 2; Qass Ring Comm., Chairman 2; Girls Sports 1; Leaders Club 1. Joslen A. Zinno__________________________ 222 Twin River Road Twirlers 2, Head 3; Westerner, Exchange Ed. 2; Library Club 3; ABC Collector 3. Valerie Twigger ________________________ 21 Mulberry Street Dolphin Club 1; Bowling 1, 2. Susanne M. 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