Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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Rhode Island Honor Society First row: Carol Carlesi. Sandra Pinney. Martha Havens. Alice Spino. Shirley Parker. Barbara Kugler. Joan Lavarini. Helen Sweeny; second row: Mildred Saretzki. Virginia Trombino. Gloria Serra, Angeline Liguori, Janice Howard. Maryann Brennan. Doris Heinold. Shirley Berggren; third row: Patricia Geyer. Mary Ann Liguori. Joan Smith. Shirley Register. Joyce Stewart. Sylvia Lord. Marjorie Holland, Sandra Drysdale; fourth row: Norman Crowell, Mario Sculco, Edward Palumbo. David Benson. Richard Palumbo. Norman Tougas. Victor Finizio. Frank Serra. c i p X w 7t 7: O ' y t K Valedictorian — Mario Sculco Salutatorian — Marjorie Holland

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I Class of 1952 A vC First row: Virginia Trombino, Shirley Quattromani, Bertha Sherman. Anna Mello. Joan Lavarini, Julia Pitas. Shirley Parker. Peggy Loomis. An-geline Vetelino. Dorothy Leach. Grace LoPriore: second row: Gail Martin. Peggy Main. Jessie McKenzie. Sarah Stanton. Anna Pellegrino. Roseann Piezzo. Kathryn Pamigoni. Shirley Salimeno. Romona Murphy. Maisie Sheldon; third row: Joan Smith. Sandra Pinney. Mildred Sar-etzki. Helen Sweeney. June Taylor. Alice Spino. Joyce Stewart. Shirley Register. Hope Whitehead. Shirley Sullivan; fourth row: Sam Piccolo. Harold West. Edward Quinlan. William Ornberg. Walter Woodmansee, Evelyn Wilcox. Maryann Liguori. Barbara Sawyer. Angeline Liguori, Gloria Serra; fifth row. Hobart Livingston. Philip Panciera. James Wilcox. Arthur Smith. Frank Serra. Edward Palumbo. Richard Palumbo. Mario Sculco; sixth row: Mario Turco. Louis Vitterito. David Wright. James Pignataro. Anthony Ritacco, Harold Prosser. Richard Martin, Norman Tougas. Lyall Spargo: seventh row: James Wills. Robert Serra. John Pappadia. Sam Urso. Louis Prizito. John Restclli. David Smith. H j-. p? x VO V-r»

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I'm: Senior Year Book — 1952 Class Poem May thou, in all thy grandeur. Strengthen these faltering hearts, Lest on their way they totter Wanting God-given charts. Stay us, O Mother, in battle ’Twixt heav’n and earthly marts. Ope, ye gilded portals Of Alma Mater dear. And thou mother immortal. Protecting prophet-seer, Lead forth these fondled children Who now to thee appear. ’Twas thy great cloak did guard us, Thy beaming face did .shine Upon our souls with radiance Of knowledge—truth sublime, That we could soar to lofty heights; The tribute all be thine. Unveil us here—loose thy maternal grasp! 'Tis o’er; there is no more for us with thee. With woeful heart and hopeful eye We mount the hill of life. Each on his own way will hie With sorrow, joy or strife. All seeking, hoping, yearning for A goal with glory rife. On thee, 0 haven of scholars. Our eyes shall strive to gaze, When we the journey completed, Our hearts toward God do raise. Our souls with joy suffused shall be To know thou canst not die— E’er young, e’er bright, shall we see thee Upon Olympus high Enthroned a lofty citadel That reaches toward the sky. Of man and gods eternal home, For ever living on. MARIO SCULCO, Class of ’52 Class Song (To the music of Pomp and Circustance No. 4”) Three short years are now over How quickly they have flown by Time has now come to leave you. Our dear Westerly High. We will hold in our mem’ries Thoughts of friends we have won Thoughts of thy loving guidance. Hardship, worries, and fun. Now it’s all behind us; Our high school days are done. Each one’s future will differ. May all be happy we pray— Eyes that keep looking forward. Feet that never will stray. Guide us onward forever, And peace be ours alway. MARJORIE HOLLAND MARTHA HAVENS SAM URSO