Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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-4(oi) - Rhode Island Honor Society Tnn rW eftit0 Sg?t : fry iil,s Jean Casey Virginia Cate. Jean Marriott. Mary Giorno. Philomena Rossi. Ruth Pearce Catherine Schackner ser °niKD £rand®1!1; Ma,tland Crandall. Barbara Lawton. D Ann Frechette. Beryl Obermann. Shirley Kenyon Joanne Culver Rita Crini S° Jthy Northup..Dolores Urso. Anna Gradilone. Julia Piccolo. Sylvia Morrone. Barbara Lloyd. Martha Rider fourth row Marvin ? If BVte LCS8 1|S dra l e»yl°n Myra Wel,s Joan Ferguson. Barbara Waite. Nancy Barrett. Elizabeth Mudge; fifth row Richard Hutchins Robert RLn n ernard M,ndeCk Chester Irwin loui s Capalbo. Richard Batchelder. William Croasdale; sixth row: Charles Schriver Fred Lan-phear. Jeffrey Benson VALEDICTORIAN: MARY GIORNO SALUTATORIANS: JEAN MARRwff RGINIA CATE The Senior Year Book — 1953

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Class of 1953 pirst row (left to right) - Patricia Patnoad. Phyllis Zegarzewski. Myra Wells. Bette Lees. Agnes Sposato. Julia Piccolo, Elizabeth Mudge. Margaret Rich-nrri cndra Kenyon Barbara Waite. Shirley Smith. Helen Saretzkl; second iow: Margaret Wright. Barbara Terranova. Irma Olean. Dorothy Silvestri. Shirley Kenyon Elizabeth James. Barbara Lloyd. Carol Wilcox. Catherine Schackner. Margaret Serra. Ruth Pearce. Rita Martin. Dorothy Northup; third row Sylvia Mo’rrone Dolores Urso. Martha Rider. Jean Marriott. Beryl Ohermann. Starlyne Pietrallo. Barbara Lawton. Joan Maxson. Janet Taylor. Audrey Salimeno Theresa Perrone. Philomena Rossi. Mary Mills. Eileen Pock ham; fourth row: Robert Strawderman. Robert Sawyer. Robert Kenyon. Maurice O'Rourke Anthony Pavelski, Steve Pukas. Bernard Mindeek. Joseph Quaratella. Edward Lallo. John Leach. Virginia Vacca; fifth row: Louis Murano, Robert Kreyssig, Forrest Wright. Richard Seagrave, Thomas Patton, Chesley Ritchie, Angelo Pappadia. Ralph Parise, Anthony Trebisacci. John Siswick, Charles Schriver. sO

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The Senior Year Book — 1953 Class Poem TO ALLAY THE MISTRUST IN WHICH THE WORLD HOLDS US Are you afraid, World? Do you fear that this new generation Is unprepared, timorous, immature, unwilling? Do you suspect that we are not made of The stuff to accept and share your burden? Fear nothing so much as your inability to contain us. We are bold, fearless, hearty, brawny, Vigorous, ambitious, newly created— Still growing, strong young giants. In us is the stuff that sustains Nations and makes them great: We will fight your wars, pay your Taxes, till your fields, harness Your energy, climb your mountains. Expand your industries, rear your Children, educate your backward, Execute your laws, fill your pulpits, Sing your songs, weep at your Woes, and be interred in your bosom. Be not alarmed by our youthful Enthusiasm. Rather, receive it with joy for By it shall we rectify our Errors and yours. Yes, fear nothing, Weary World. Ignore the pessimists and Give a terrestrial shudder of Relief— Because now your weight Is borne by broad shoulders And strong backs. —MARTHA RIDER Class Song Chorus: To our Alma Mater, Teachers and friends so true. To you, dear Westerly High, we bid, a fond adieu. Second Verse: We’ve a road to travel, as the years go by. And to reach our chosen goal, we will always try. Though we may be parting, thoughts of you will stay. Of your love and guidance, too, toward us day by day. CLASS MOTTO di i 4 Ji [ 4 a -l| Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. 1 - »»r» in our n rto wo'U J Cff: cf yvu - CLASS COLORS 41 Blue and Silver. C o im : P S- £