Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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Tiik Senior Year Book — 194 Yearbook Staff Back row—Robert Buteau Francis Gencarelli. Bernard Matthews. Ian St. Clair. Joseph Gaccione. Janies Lamb. William Autry Middle row-Glennis Geyer. Jacqueline Kenyon. Joan Meyer. Nona Geary Evelyn Reese. Shirley Perkins, Jtan Harding Front row—Martha LaMarche, Barbara Welch. Mary Cozzolino. Rose Marie Rosso, Elizabeth Champlm. HISTORY Mary Cozzolino PROPHECY Joan Meyer Bernard Matthews Jacqueline Kenyon Ian St. Clair WILL James Lamb Glennis Geyer Francis Gencarelli PERSONALS Robert Buteau Joseph Gaccione William Autry Nona Geary Evelyn Reese Shirley Perkins Jean Harding Martha LaMarche Barbara Welsh Rose Marie Rosso Elizabeth Champlin

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(2). East West lonor Society. ..'found with her pal ve I'Ulalter noticed her eyes? Her -Tvelashes cmunly intrigue us. Although much of her time is given to her job, her scholastic ability is high. Dot wants to be a nurse We hope she will be around to hold our h.-.nds if we arc sick. WHS Senior (4). jistracts us t wouldn’t ling person i one of our p5rr time (and he be found roaming sonic member of the sex. ------------------WHS— Angelo Azzinaro Gym Club. (2). Foctball (3). Prom Committee. Senior Play. Chief” is that big hunk of man who is liked by all. We can often see him walking about the halls or talking to some fair maiden— when he should lie m classes! He is a great competitive athlete; the tougher the game, the better he likes it. His hearty laughter in a quiet study hall has caused him to sit many a lonely hour on the office bench Wo know that in years to come there will be happv laughter whenever Chief’s” around. ------------------WHS----- Denison Barber Type Club (2). Chemistry Club (3), Barker (3). Prize Speakmq (3). R. I. Honor Society. Den is very active in the 4 H Club activities and shows considerable interest in science. His scholastic average is very high, and he is an excellent public speaker. WHS Donald Barber Gym Club (2), Prom Committee. Duck takes the general course, working in a little of everything. He is always among the group of happy go luckies, and his humorous antics make him popular with both boys and girls. For the last three years he his been working in an auto store and we hear he is a very good salesman. His willing way will, in deed, win him many helpful friends through life. The Senior Year Book — 1948 Camera Club (2). Rudy came to Westerly in the middle of his sophomore year and immediately made many friends. His popularity was proved when he was unaminously elected president of the band. He is one 4 its most active members tnd 'fflays solo clarinet. His tall stature and good looks attract the girls, and his quiet humor and all round personality make him popular with the boys. He is interested in science and plans to enter an exhibit in the science fair. WHS ootball CMMGym Club l Zl. Vice Presid por Society tolas!1 irT? TIiosen to conyclr scholarship ile i' ver valuable football vice-president pf t year. Although he d a Ic V xJ his hr foi tha Vepsi Cola d aiinlet and a was elected hn s.iif»Tii,nrTi. Jav much attention to the girls, he is well liked by them, as he is by the boys. Tjzh 7 rtha Boss Club. rtfia is the girl ju» greets you with a jtferjy you go to the Corje rain or shine, Martha is alwiV T'there trying tqsofl you a ticket or novelty. AjAmt'j Af thr b n' Martha h.br vgWnueTus many times with her ability t a the clarinet WHS 6ym activity Carl Brooks Gl Clyj Y2-3). Drivers’ Club (2). another obi the senior bovs with » sti Jhg interest in nwsic. He played in the school band M MtajflWor year, and now plays the saxophoneyVi a dance band. He can usually be found talking to some admiring female or to some of the boys in his band. Browning Gym Club (2-3). Football. Baseball. Charlie, couki it be that you wear those shoes for warmth, or is it that you like to ski? Are we right in assuming that you like to square dance, too, for you can often be found in the gym. Charlie’s favorite study is French, and he’d like to teach it. Good teaching, Charlie. “Bon voyage!”