Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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The Senior Year Book — 1946 W . H . S . - 19 4 6 C. Calvin Wright Co-Capt. Baseball. Gym Club. Athletic Advisory Committee. Tall, blond , and curly haired, you say? That’s Cal,” and if Westerly High ever produced a fine baseball player, it’s Cal.” Cal is an all around out door man and i» interested, among other things, in agriculture. WHS Robert W. Stewart Bob is one of those fellows who has already done so much for us. After serving in the Ma rines, he has returned to complete his high school education. Although he has been with us only a short time, he has made many friends and has given valuable advice to some of our classmates who are about to enter the service. It is our hope that the time Bob has spent with us has proved to him as enjoyable and beneficial as his friendship is to us. Senior Class Officers Frank Juidice President Peter Ruisi Vice President Shirley Lain Secretary Mary Dohring Treasurer Maurice Murphy Marshal Everett Whitehead Glee Club, Senior Play. Chemistry Club. Who is that in the chem lab? Naturally it's Everett working on some kind of experiment, lie has always been a whix around chemicals, jnd we know that he will succeed as a chemical engineer. Although he takes the college course and his chief interest is in the lab, he is also fond of working on the farm and is one of “Pop” Sherman’s main helpers. Another of his interests is playing classical music, which he does very well. WHS Sylvester Abosso Football. •‘Syl” is quiet and unassuming, but a good friend neath the surface. In his spare time (and hr has plenty) b - » usually seen with some member of the weaker ( ?) sex. Although he has participated only in football, he is a fine athlete. A virtual Casanova, he has caused many a fair damsel’s heart to beat faster. In lUrmortniu Rose Marie Sacco One of our classmates, who fate decreed should leave us, was R se Marie. To those of us who remember her, she always has created a pleasing picture. Her fine appearance -her shining dark hair and eyes—were attractive as sets. Her friendly appealing manner and her extreme politeness endeared her to many. For one who was so young and who enjoyed life so much, it seems unbelievable that her years on earth should have been so few. Her vacancy has caused profound sorrow in our class. -• 25)S -

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The Senior Year Book — 1946 “BERKELEY SQUARE” By John L. Balderson WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1946 CHARACTERS Maid.....................MARY BAMFORD Tom Pettigrew...............PETER RU1SI Kate Pettigrew...........SHIRLEY LAING The Lady Anne Pettigrew . THELMA CLARK Mr. Throstle.............JOHN KENYON Helen Pettigrew..........MARIE TAMER The Ambassador...........NATALE URSO Mrs. Barwick . . . MARJORIE MACOMBER Peter Standish...........FRANK JUIDICE Marjorie Trant...........JANET CHAFFEE Major Clinton .... NORTON BRAINARD Miss Barrymore.......................MARY DOHRING The Duchess of Devonshire . LILLIAN C. TURCO Lord Stanley .... EVERETT WHITEHEAD H. R. H. The Duke of Cumberland FARQUHAR SMITH “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square” BETTY SMITH - JOHN CROSS “In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room” BETTY SMITH SYNOPSIS Act I Scene I — Five o’clock, October 23, 1784 Scene II — Five o’clock, October 23, 1945 Scene III — Continuous with Scene I Act II Scenes I and II — Night a few days later 1784 Act III Scene 1 — Afternoon in 1784, a week later Scene II — Continuous with Scene 1, 1945 The action throughout takes place in the morning room of a house of the Queen Anne period in Berkeley Square, London. PRODUCING STAFF Director .... Mrs. Barbara Evans Murphy Faculty Stage Manager . . . Mr. Samuel Barber Student Stage Managers, Theodore Cercena, David Greene Student Assistants—Lester Grinnell, William Mayne, Robert Ashworth Sound Effects......................Carl Greene Property.....................Miss Mary Dolan Student Assistants — Joseph Broccolo, James Jackson, Joseph Pellegrino, Ruth Collings, Anne Clarke, Diana Terranova, Winifred McElroy, Robert Eleazer, William Charous Make-up—Miss Dorothy Hanson, Miss Kathryne Sturtevant Student Assistants — Barbara Talbot, Mary Servideo, Joan Clark Costumes......................Miss Fae Hope Student Assistants—Bertha Harrington, Lois Shader, Betty Bertwistle BUSINESS STAFF General Manager....................Diane Breen Faculty Advisor .... Miss Mary S. Endicott Advertising— Dorothy Currie, Gladys Moen, Mr. A. Paterson Invitations—Mary Servideo, Mary Altimari, Miss Hilda Houston Ushers.............Anita Devine, Arlene Davis Treasurer . . . Jean Clark. Miss Dagmar Aim Tickets...................Dorothy Autry, Mgr. ASSISTANTS Alice Allen Madeline Grinnell Mary Altimari Priscilla Keane Esther Bernasconi Claire MacKay Diane Breen Barbara Maine Lois Brown Martha McGill Janice Burns Gladys Moen Jean Clarke Anna Parnigoni Dorothy Currie Edith Riley Arlene Davis Mary Servideo Amelia DeBartolo Barbara Talbot Anita Devine Shirley Greene Irene Terranova USHERS Mary Altimari Mary Ann Ferrigno Dorothy Autry Shirley Greene Esther Bernasconi Priscilla Keane Betty Bertwistle Winifred McElroy Janice Burns Gladys Moen Dorothy Currie Amelia DeBartolo Ann Nardone