Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Your first guess is correct, she is Miss Dorothy Hanson. Her years of teaching school are over and her time will once more be her own. Everyone will miss coming into her sunny room mornings and seeing her busy at work behind her desk. One can not forget such a wonderful person! So to Miss Hanson, we wish many happy years in her retirement. fb We, the class of 1956, dedicate our yearbook, The Nautilus to Mrs. Kathryne Moore. This is our way of showing our appreciation for the guidance she has given us during our three years here at Westerly High. Her sincere willingness to know and understand our problems has helped to guide us toward our future goals. Once again our class wishes to express our thanks to our class adviser, Mrs. Moore. DOROTHY HAN SON Ulf ,.f JL LJ 4 v 0 I a...a ,,, J, N55 Inn' U' nu D Q-,' 'u . . ' 1 I I . . . 0 .' 4 . 4 ,V , ' xl , .I 4- '1.,,f,, uv I ' - .'Qg,.- : - .,.-I.. U, ,e . 4 . I ' s ' m ' -A., A, .-4- 4, ' - ' ' H 1 ' '. ' I .0 : 9 ' . 4 . 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CYRUS MORGAN KITCHEN, JR. Mathematics MORENZON1 Mathematics, Physics, Industrial Arts Commercial Subjects, Guidance Driver Training 7 MR. ALEXANDER MISS LILLIAN RUISI MR. JOEL SHERMAN MR. JAMES SMITH PATERSON Italian Agriculture History Commercial Subjects MR. JOHN B. STELLITANO MR, JOSEPH TERRANOVA History, Basketball and Latin, Italian, English Football Coach MR. CARROLL B. THORNE MISS B. VERNE WALKER MISS IRENE C. WARNER MR. ALFRED WOOD Instrumental Music Physical Education Art Choral Music 8 A Ili X E N S -2 N N N .. 151112 Q -af 3, N R X X 3 X N Q S 1,05 II I fd' i.,-p.v,a0'111111111z11a1I 1 A AA l pf' v 1 - mmm 1 K1 1 f'I'eN 17-4,-Y-4-Y A,--741 A, , ' V+ -1- 4' ' ' ' ' 1 'T ' Y Y v ,, W Y Y -,, ..g.....'i gl---. -l'-'A' ,i,.., .1 ' - .1-f, fi-,-5 iii?-f -f-I+-x --X.. -- Cj T, ...ig-zz.-+ - 'M 1 PZ? 'if'-N' l. 3-5 fff a W7 J X I dl 1104! h it wif X, 1:57 NORMAN J. FINIZIO ur President PRESIDENTS ADDRESS Fellow Classmates, Members of the Faculty, Parents, and Friends: Three beloved years at Vfard Senior High School have now come to an end. We shall always value the memories and friendships established here during these three happy years. We are thankful for the splendid times we have had, the fun of the dances and entertainments, the thrills of athletic contests, the pleasures of interesting classes, and finally the satisfaction of academic achievement. The personality of each member of our class has benehted from these well-rounded experiences. We are thankful for the oppor- tunities provided for us by the townspeople of Westerly. As we pause in retrospect, we realize that the efforts of many have been combined to help us. We express our gratitude to our parents who have sacrificed much to provide for us both an honest, substantial home life and the opportunity to obtain a formal education. We thank the taxpayers of the town of Westerly and the administrative oflicers for providing and conducting our school system. We thank our teachers and advisers who have skillfully guided our scholastic progress, proving friendly and helpful to each and every member of the Class of 1956. We express deep gratitude to our prin- cipal, Mr. Stevens, and to our counselor, Mrs. Moore, both of whom have contributed greatly to the success of our class. We extend our best wishes to the undergraduates, who, in conjunction with the faculty, have made Westerly High School a pleasant memory to the members of the graduating class. To the undergraduates we wish the satisfaction of accomplishment such as the Class of 1956 has gained in three years at Westerly High. Graduation day is truly a commencement of living, not an end. Receiving a diploma is not necessarily a farewell gesture to Westerly High School and all the friendly rela- tions that have gone with .it. We shall cherish especially the training and ideals incul- cated during our school career. We, the Class of 1956, expressing our continued interest in the welfare of the school, do pledge, as we go forth, to uphold the honored ideals and traditions of Westerly High School. C Norman J. Finizio President, Class of 1956 10 X, is W JOAN FLORENE ABBY I am sure that care is the enemy to life. SALVATORE JOSEPH AUGERI Sal We talk little if we do not talk about ourselves. Baseball 3g Intramural Bas- ketball Zg Football 4. ' 1 , I J J NANCY ANN AZZINARO Nan She seems quiet to those who do not know her. Prom Committee 3g Student Activities 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 'll 'MIM JAMES VINCENT AIELLO Spider A safe companion and an easy friend. liasketball 2, 3g Intramurals ROY ALEXANDER BAILEY Buckets Pure motives do not insure perfect results, Student Council 23 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, 43 Class President 23 Sopho- more Hop Committee 23 Dis- play Committee 25 Co-Captain Basketball 4. CHRISTINA ANDERSON Chris Everything is achieved by impulse. Band 2, 33 State Festivals 2, 3g Intramurals Z, 3, 43 Chorus 4g Glee Club 4g Army-Navy Cheerleader 23 Concerts 2, 3, 4g Usherette 33 Prom Commit- tee 31 Queen's Court 4. , M V25 '23 I .Q'i'jZ, -.11 WL Y 7 ','5-11-,ia , ' BURNS BAMFORD Bubba Where more is meant than meets the eye. Basketball 2, 33 Football 33 Track 23 Prom Committee 3, 4. Tl-IERESA ANN BARBER Tessie Her smile is the sweetest that was ever seen. Class Secretary 23 Band 23 Concerts 2, 43 Sophomore Hop Committee Z3 Senior Re- ception Committee 33 Student Council 43 Prom Committee 43 Musical Comedy 4g Barker 43 Glee Club 43 Choir 43 Stu- dent Activities 4. JOSEPH BARBOZA, JR. HJOE., Rhythm is the absolute language in which a mu- sician speaks to every heart. Band 2, 3, 43 Exchange Talent Show 33 Frolics 33 Marshal 43 Barker Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball 33 Com- munity Orchestra 33 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. 1 f LEROY WILSON BITGOOD Dusty He looks quiet-but if he? Intramurals 2, 33 Stage Crew 2, 3. SANDRA ELEANOR MICHAEL HAROLD GERALD FRANCIS BUCK BOUMENOT BROWN -julesn 5a0dY Miken Good humor is always a The tiniest flower blooms Quiet, with just a hint of success. the brightest. roguishnessf' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4g Barker 43 Prom Committee 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4g Concerts 2, 3, 43 Army-Navy Cheerleader 33 Student Council-Treasurer and Vice-president 43 Sweetheart Swing Court 4. 12 PATRICIA ANN BOUCHER Pat Give us a song to cheer our weary hearts. I Chorus 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Exchange Talent Show 23 Concert 2, 33 Musical Comedy 3. a ef. Wi. ly- I 'Q 4 I g 5 .0 f af 'V s... N1-4 B-I 1 1 xxx iQ IX ,i f ,. 5' A A 33 :Will 'lfiaifff' 55-22255- S 1 L , i +4 ' g t X J. ww x H . f X s v.. 831' . 1-.-:.-'S fl,-5' -...1-tg , -4' . mffazft mv: ,, . , 15,3 Ta. ..,7M5,', C3 3':',wf I Hia f 'av' , :A , ggi I Q: N li W I I I A f' I Ai . 1. I vi A . s-.tg-A' 55' y,-. DAVID BANCROFT BUTLER UD. B... Politeness goes far, but costs little. Projection Crew 4g Barker Staff 3, 4g Martha C. Bab- cock Essay Prize 3. EDWARD JACOB CARSTEN, JR. Lib Not too' sober, not too gayg but he's been a good fellow all the way. LUCY ELLEN CERASOLI ULU.. This girl knows more than she unfolds. Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 5, 4g Senior Reception Commit- tee 33 Navy Cheerleader 35 Musical Comedy 4g Intra- murals 2, 3g Exchange Talent Show 35 Senior Sextet 4. FRANCES ANGELA CERESA ..Fran,- Where there's a will there's a way. Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Army Cheerleader 35 Exchange Tal- ent Show 35 Prom Committee 3g Concerts 3, 45 Honor Roll 2g Barker Staff 4. JOHN FRANCIS CHIMENTO 1-Sami, The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals Basketball 3, 43 Sophomore Hop Commit- tee Zg Prom Committee 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 3g Senior Play 4. 13 LINDA ANN CLARK Clarkie Sports, to somefire the bloom of life. Army-Navy Basketball Team 2, 33 Business Staff 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MARIANNA COOK Cookie 'She that was ever fair and never proud had tongue at will and yet was never loud. 1 JEAN DORIS cRoMPToN No one knows what he can do until he tries. Usherette 23 Prom Commit- tee 4. JUDITH ANN DEPERRY ..Judy., Sunny blond hair, sunny disposition. f 3 SHIRLEY MAY DAVIS Shirl To be well-liked by all is just reward. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Concerts X . I C M ROBERT GEORGE BABARA MAE DEPERRY DELICATO Bobbi - CiSf0 Quiet, but nicely so. Silence makes HO blunders- State Festival 23 Glee Club 2, Intramurals 33 Baseball 2, 43 33 Chorus 2, 33 Concerts 2, Math Club 43 Basketball 4. 33 Prom Committee 3g 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 33 Barker Staff 43 Musical Comedy 43 Girls' State Conference 31 Yearbook Staff-Business Man- ager 43 Senior Reception Chairman 3g Student Activi- ties 43 Chorus 43 Glee Club 43 State Festival 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 5, 4. I 4 ., C. sf' I I I MABEL IRENE DE VOE A smile for each, a friend to all. Student Council 23 Erolics- Business Staff 33 Marrying Marian -Business Staff 4, I Iizfw , 532 Marrying Marian Business Staff 4. fy A ,I ,, Q., 9, ny s gf JOSEPH RALPH DOTOLO ..JOe,. Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Chemistry Team 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Math Club 4g Honor Roll 5, 4g Barker 43 Senior Reception Committee 3g Prom Commit- tee 3, 4g Senior Play 4. 14 I i U-ir' ,fsn-. 1 ...Jw..... bp 'rg fi, u WILLIAM NELSON DURHAM .-BOZOH A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. SUSAN ABIGAIL EDMOND Sue It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Twirler 2, 35 Drum Majorette 45 Op- eretta 25 Musical Comedy 45 Glee Cinb 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Army- Navy Team 3g Prom Commit- tee 3, 45 Prom Queen 35 Hon- or Roll 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' State Conference 31 Ring Committee 35 Sopho- more Sextet 25 Senior Play Staff 4. if , I ROBERT JOHN FEDERICO Zeke A true artist of wit, pen and temperament. Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Barker Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Vice-president 3, 4, Band Vice-president 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Co- Captain Football 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 33 Dance Band 3, 4, All-State Band 25 Frolics 25 Solo and Ensemble 2, 35 Senior Play NORMAN JOSEPH MARTHA BEATRICE JOAN ANDREA ANNAMARIE JULIA E1N1z1o EIORE FONTANELLA GABRIELLE Skip Marti If silence were golden Ann He prohts most who serves best. Prom Committee 2, 33 Dis- play Committee 33 Student Council 3, 45 Student Council President 45 Class President 3, 45 Math Club Vice-presi- dent 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. I've taken my fun where I've found it. Student Council 25 Usherette 2. 15 she would never be rich. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 45 Chorus 25 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Musical Comedy 45 Frolics Business Stan' 35 Senior Reception Committee 3. Ambition has no rest. Usherette 35 Frolics-Business Staff 3. -77.1 'if' JOHN JOSEPH GAROFALO Johnny Why hes a real man, honest in his dealings, true to his friends, and an athlete every inch. Student Council 2g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Base- ball Captain 43 Prom Commit- tee 3, 43 Army-Navy Coach 33 Math Club 4. .' .. E7 . msgs' 95 I I CLARA CATHERINE GERBITZ Clay Her ways are ways of pleasanrnessf' Prom Committee 43 Marry- ing Marian -Business Staff 4. in? JOHN ROBERT GAVITT Johnny Bob Ready for work, ready for fun-willing to talk to anyone. Student Council 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ROSARIO GIORDANO Bobby Diligence is sure to succeed. Band 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Team 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Intra- mural Baseball 2, 33 Math Club President 43 Valedicto- rian, Vu LOUIS FRANK GENCARELLA Louie If friendship be his goal he has already won the game. Baseball 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 4. 3. 31 1,1 ' -dd t JOAN JANET GOBEILLE Rebel A comrade blithe and full of glee who dares to laugh but loud and free. Prom Queen 43 Honor Roll 4g Senior Play 4g Intramurals 43 Army-Navy Team 4. 'I6 L . VIRGINIA RUTH GENTILE Ginny And you will lead us onward with a cheer. Twirler 23 Operetta 23 Class Secretary 4g Cheerleader 3, 43 Cheerleader Captain 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Exchange Talent Show 33 Sweetheart Swing Court 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Army-Navy Cheer- leader 23 Army-Navy Team 33 Barker Staff 3, 43 Marry- ing Marian -Business Staff 43 Frolics 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Chorus 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Concerts 2, 3, 4. i N K GORDON CHARLES GREENE Nit Tall of Statute and mild in manner, a comely young man gentle of speech. Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, ROBERT ALEXANDER SAMUEL JOHN GRILLS GREIG ..BOb.. He that blushes is not quite a brute. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, Track 2, Band 2, 33 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 3, 4, In- tramural Softball 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4. ALAN LEE GRUMBLING Grumpy Reason is not measured by size or height, but by prin- ciples and his principles are hrmly set. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Prize Speaking 39 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH GUERRETTE Dick Good sense and good nature are never separated. Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Operetta 4. 'I7 JOSEPH DOMINIC GUGLIELMELLO ..JOe,. True bravery is quiet, undemonstrativef' Math Club 43 Intramural 4. S Buzzy Distinction, with a difference. Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 2, 3, 4, Sole and Ensemble Festival 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3g Math Club 4, Applied Music 2, 3, 4, Bottle and Jug Band 3. ll 1 1 flf M11 'f All x J' 1 WMA v f f f ffflff 1 Hflxfi 'fflflxl ! fffffly I jr .f ': ,l?,,w'Q,45!j rg-, , Sp f? flag: V KLM 114' aw: ww 5.1. -' ' f we-'if la 'H iffffv. fl ' ami H 'I ' 'l T4 i, 'IH ,' , ':1'ivfN',.p,Q5f J e , 7 fl 1212 Q, ', 'f . I f i,,, 1. . 5 if J ' :fwlwflwlij 'Q ' -va' 1 -, ng 'gg W fy , 1 ' ,, Muir,,fy,.,mmfW1,,., 1 0 , , wif,WWWXW. 'Www 1 lf 7 4, , 'WSZJW JOHN DOMINIC GULLUSCIO ..Nip,, Happy am I, from care l'm F free-why aren't they all contented like me. ootball 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Manager 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4. if SANDRA EDITH HALL Sandy Her manners were gentle, complying and bland. Glee Club 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4g ERIC ALEXANDER HILL, JR. Snoozy Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Musical Comedy 43 Concerts Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, Intramurals 3. NANCY JEAN HUSSELBEE Nanc There is nothing like fun, is there? Navy Team 2, 31 Choir 43 Glee Club 43 Intramurals 3, 44 Exchange Talent Show 3: Musical Comedy 45 Senior Play Staff 4. HENRY JOSEPH JALBERT Red It is enough for me not to be doing but to be. Football 2g Track 2. 4 LARRY JOSEPH HIRSCH PATRICK PAUL Larry HUSEREAU I will not retreat a single ucfushefn inch and I will be heard. The less of routine, the Football 4, Intramurals 2, 3, mofe Of life- Y 4g Track 3, Cross-Country 3. Football 3, 4. U5-kwa' f A+, 1' CARLENE KENNEY Carl 1 I 5? A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Glee Club 23 Marrying Marian -Business Staff 4. 18 4'- RUTH ELIZABETH KIDDER Ruthie Innocent-but not too innocent for coquetryf' Choir 43 Glee Club 4g Senior Reception Committee 33 Ex- change Talent Show 33 Musi- cal Comedy 43 Queen's Court 3. GAII. ANITA KINMAN Always talking, always gay, this will ever be her way. Prom Committee 43 Usherette 23 Ticket Seller 33 Marry- ing Marian Business Staii' 4. FRANK ANTHONY LAPERE Chi Chi Friendly ways seated in the heart of courtesy. Glee Club 43 Chorus 43 Juni- or Prom Committee 33 Barker Staff 4. PHYLLIS ANNE LAWTON A clear conscience is a sure card. Marrying Marian - Business Staff 4. 19 ROBERT LEIBOWITZ ..Bob,, Elegance and ease are thy virtues. Band 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 43 Frolics 33 Intramurals 2, 33 Solo En- semble Festival 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Trumpet Trio 2, Student Council 23 Bark- er . KENNETH STEPHEN KOZLIN Tush Let the world slide, let the world gog A fig for a care, a figfor a woe. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Track 2. HEATHER JANE MACDONALD ttHi,, Not naughty--just natural. Twirler 23 Barker 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 43 Glee Club 2, 4g Operetta 23 Sweetheart Swing Court 2g Army-Navy Cheer- leader 23 Senior Reception Committee 33 Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Cheerleader 3, Assistant Captain 4g Ex- change Talent Show 3g Queen's Court 23 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 2, 33 Concerts 2, 4g Musical Comedy 43 Fro- lics 3. i ROBERT BRUCE MACVICAR Mack Better to trip with the feet than with the tongue. Football 3, 4g Basketball 2, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MARLENE JOYCE MCQUAIDE Silence and solitude, the soul's best friend. Usherette 2, Intramurals 23 Business Staff 2, 3, 4g Senior Prom Committee 4, Marry- ing Marian -Business Stall 4. JANET GRETA MEBERT Jeannie Good nature is welcomed in all. Prom Committee 45 Intramu- rals 3, 4g Honor Roll 4. JUDITH ANN MORRIS ujudy.. My true love hath my heart and I have his. Chorus 43 Glee Club 4g Prom Committee 3, 45 Musical Comedy- Marrying Marian 45 Business Staff- Marrying Marian 43 Senior Sextet 4g Intramurals 2. Mu. . M , ll! ROBERT ANTHONY PACHECO Chico The mold of a man's future is in his own hands. Student Council 3g Intramu- rals 5, 49 Chorus 45 Glee Club 4g Football 39 Musical Com- edy 4g Sophomore Hop Com- mittee Zg Senior Play 4g Prom Committee 4. .1 .,, DONNA JEAN PALARDY Here lives the soul enchanted by melody of song. Prom Committee 3, 4g Que-en's Court 3g Student Ac- tivities 4g Concerts 2, 3g Usherette 35 Operetta 2g Glee Club 2, 3g Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Class Ring Committee 3g Choir 2, 3g Barker 4g Honor Roll 2. 20 ARNOLD SYDNEY MOORHOUSE Still water runs deep, but beware the rapids. R. I. School Science Fair 25 Intramural Basketball 39 Chemistry Team 3, Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Stat? 4. 0 Y :I if SLAVZRY ' -fff, Q -XV lllllllllllfllh an lv ur ara C! IIQ it LLYN PALMER Linnie Happy and carefree all the while, her secret lies within her smile. Army-Navy Team 2, 33 Fro- lics 33 Marrying Marian 4g Senior Play Staff 43 Chorus 43 Glee Club 4g Concerts 4. ROY ELWOOD PALMER Palm Not a care in the world has he. ANTOINETTE CAMILLE PARISE u-I-onin A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Cheerleader 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 Concerts 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 23 Prom Committee 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Army-Navy Team 2, 3, 43 Barker Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Intramu- rals 2, 3, 4. KENNETH PARRILLA ROGER ELLSWORTH Stump PARTELO I must go down to the A shy face is better than seas again. a forward heart. Football 2, 3, 4g Intramural Baseball 3, 4. 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 43 Track 2, 3. 21 soNJA MARJORIE PEARSON Be to her virtues very kind, be to her faults a little blind. Musical Comedy 43 Exchange Talent Show 33 Choir 43 Glee Club 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Melodettes 43 Senior Recep- tion Committee 33 Band 2, 3g State Festivals 2, 3. NANCY LOU PERRIN Nan The way to be happy is to make others so, Usherette 33 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Cho- rus 2, 33 Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Prom Commit- tee 43 Barker 3, 43 Queen's Court 2, 33 Yearbook 4g Pianist for Chorus 2, 33 R. I. Music Festival 23 Senior Play Staff 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 35 Concerts 2, 3. THOMAS DEAN PIASCIK Tom Nature seems to wear one universal grin. Intramurals 25 Stage Crew 45 Applied Music 2. PAULINE ANN PRATT ..Pap., Silence is a fine jewel for a woman. ROBERT JOHN PUCCI Bob It's easier to listen than to talk. ANITA LOUISE ROEVER Nita 'Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. D.A.R. Award 45 Band 2, 35 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Sophomore Hop Queen 25 Barker Staff 3, 45 Display Committee 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Operetta Staff 25 Junior Prom Committee Co-Chairman 35 Frolics 35 Sweetheart Swing Court 45 Senior Prom Com- mittee 45 Queen's Court 35 Usherette 35 Army-Navy Team 25 Yearbook Editor 45 Make-up Club 2, 3, 45 R. I. Music Festival 2, 35 Con- certs 2, 35 Class Ring Com- JEAN LORRAINE ROMANELLA Every girl is a volume- if you know how to read her. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Chorus 45 Frolics 35 Mu- sical Comedy 4g Sweetheart Swing Court 25 Band 35 Ex- change Talent Show 35 Stu- dent Activities 4. JUD1TH ALYCE SAUNDERS ..Judy,, A good heart and an impish grin, Intramurals 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Frolics 35 Make-up Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Barker Staff 35 Usherette 35 Barker, Editor-in-Chief 43 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 3, 45 Sweetheart Swing Court 35 Queen's Court 3, 4. ROGER HART SCHONNING Schon Why take life seriously- you'll never get out alive. Intramurals 2, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Math Club 45 Display Committee 35 Senior Play 4. 22 mittee 35 Solo Bc Ensemble 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals 2, 3, 45 Salutatorian. HALL J 1 1' 4, 0' 1 'I Z H WW 1 I .. RICHARD JOHN SCULCO Dick The best work in the world is done by the quiet. BARBARA ANN SIDEBOTTOM Sidey Humor is the harmony of the heart. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Corn- mittee 25 Prom Committee 35 Queen's Court 2, 45 Barker Staff 45 Usherette 35 Musical Comedy 45 Credit Union Es- say 4. Wx, al 5 A , 1 -aww, ,r I fb 9, lfgf42',gfff3f1,! 1. WW'f'2i14fl'i ff, W, 1 - f5 ' ' wif, ,I 1 6 fi agp-z'b:w1w.,g2+f ' 'WW fc' i WM , , 1 , . 143.7 til'-, ,f f CYNTHIA ELIZABETH SISWICK Cyndy Be friendly, be vivacious, and be liked. Intramurals 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Sextette 25 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Queen's Court 35 Operetta 25 Musical Com- edy 45 Barker 45 Student Activities 45 Usherette 2: Honor Roll 2, 3. ROBERT BURNIE STENHOUSE, JR. Bob There may be hidden meanings in his smile. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Band President 45 In- tramurals 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Senior Play- Orchestra 35 Math Club 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Concerts 3, 45 Frolics 3. PATRICIA ANN SWECK Fritters Life is sweet if lived according to one's desire. Glee Club 2, 45 Choir 3, 45 Concerts 35 Musical Comedy 4. 23 AVIS LATHAM SYLVIA Timmie One Well-known by her jolly air, her laughing eyes and sunny hair. Band 2, 35 Queen's Court 2, 3, 45 Army-Navy Team 35 Martha C. Babcock Essay Con- test 35 Barker Stal? 45 Year- book Staff, Art Editor 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Army- Navy Cheerleader 25 Sopho- more Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 3, 45 Con- certs 3. JEAN ELIZABETH TAYLOR A good heart is worth gold. Display Committee 25 Band 2, 35 Band Librarian 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Army- Navy Team 25 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Bottle 8: Jug Band 25 Barker Staff 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Orchestra 25 Concerts 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN TERPENING Pat I have a heart with room for every joy. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Queen's Court 43 Frolics 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Concerts 2, 3, 43 Exchange Talent Show 33 Chorus 33 Senior Reception Committee 3. fl 3 ff MARIE ANN TRUDEL Trudy Sincerity is true wisdom. Intramurals 23 Army-Navy Team 33 Senior Reception Committee 33 Prom Commit- tee 4. KATHYRN RUTH THOMPSON Kay She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Band 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Hon- or Roll 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Con- certs 2, 3. ANGETTA FRANCES TURANO ..Ang,, There is no wisdom like franknessf' Barker 43 Yearbook 43 Glee Club 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Class Secretary 33 R. I. Music Festivals 2, 33 Honor Roll 2, 33 Senior Play 4. RAYMOND LESLIE THORP ..Ray., He takes life as it comes. Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 23 Musical Comedy 4. GEORGE FRANCIS TURCO Georgie His friends? there are many, His foes? are there any? Football 3, 4. 24 JOHN PETER TROMBINO Trumpet Great hopes make great men. Band 2, 3, 43 Math Club 43 Drum Major 4. 0 0 01, 43 GJ' 5 01 AY f Xl Gi 'ill V - llluf fum'- MARTHA JEAN TURRISI W Q Marty 94' P , A 4 ta Vi A n t an - 5.5 , B U E ag ,,1 1a Efwm Q 1 f' f i fflffq, 4 , , rw? ' I 'Jw,4f:w I , V 4 x f I ti ' U Her stature tall-a friend to all. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 3g Seni- or Play 4. ,i,,, ,Mfr CONSTANCE LEE VERNO Connie Soft-spoken like the atmosphere of dreams. Sophomore I-lop Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 39 Barker Stal? 45 Glee Club 45 Concerts 43 Student Activities 45 Usherette 3g Exchange Tal- ent Show 35 Honor Roll 2. GAIL PATRICIA ROBERT ALFRED VISGILIO 'WALKER G. P. Rob She who hears, yet says not Gentle in manner, firm in muchg but thinks the more. reality. Intramurals 25 Senior Recep- Senior Prom Committee 45 tion Committee 35 Barker Staff Senior Reception Committee 49 Honor R011 4. 35 Intramurals 45 Stage Crew 4. 25 ROBERT ANDREW WATERS Puddles Little man-what now? Basketball Manager 35 Intra- murals 3, 45 Prom Commit- tee 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 JAMES FRANCIS VETELINO Jimmy The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Band 25 Senior Prom Com- mittee 45 Math Club 45 Ap- plied Music 2. JAMES ARTHUR WILLIAMSON Jamesie Life without sports is not life. Football 35 Football Co- Captain 45 Basketball 2, 35 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Recep- tion Committee 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Musical Comedy 45 Glee Club 45 Chorus 4. 1 ELIZABETH J. WOOD Betty Little packages contain good things. Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Choir 45 Concerts 2, 3, 4, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Norman Finizio, Presidentg Virginia Gentile, Secretary. Standing, left to right: Robert Fede- rico, Vice-Presidentg Robert Stenhouse, Treasurerg Joseph Barboza, Class Mar- shal. HENRY EDWARD YELES Hank The strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. JOSEPH EDMOND ZBYROWSKI ..J0e,, ln the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendliness. Intramurals 2, 33 Baseball 2, 35 Vice-president 2. 1 C ff 1 26 THOSE WHO WENT DOWN WITH THE SHIP MR. SAMUEL R. BARBER Every member of the Westerly High School student body and faculty was shocked and saddened by the un- timely death of Samuel R. Barber, one of the most esteemed members of our faculty. We all admired and loved him, and we can form some idea of the loss his family must feel from the consciousness of the loss we feel here in school. Kings and Pharaohs have built temples and pyramids to preserve their memory, but Mr. Barber needs no outstand- ing monuments. His memory will always be treasured by those who had the privilege of knowing his sunny dispo- sition, his fine mind, and his affectionate heart. Zin illllemuriam MICHAEL PONICI-ITERA Even though many of us are not well acquainted with Mike, each one of us must have at one time passed him in the hall. Mike was well liked by all who knew him and a vivid remembrance of his friendship will always be with them. 27 Wulf ,ff lj il!! 0Za447l!1lZlancf7 We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six, being of fairly sound mind and body do leave to you, our most beloved underclassmen, our most treasured belonglings, characteristics and accomplishments, , I, joan Abby, leave my liking for school to Blanche Riffenburg - CDon't stay out too many days, Blanche! J We, Jim Aiello, George Turco and Bob Pucci, The Three Musketeers, leave our Reign of Terror in the art room to any three sophomores who think they can live up to the title. I Chris Anderson, leave my Cso-calledb talent of making a mad dash for the corner just as the bus appears to my cousin, joan Maine. CI'm sure that she will be even faster. . . Huh, joan?J I, Sal Augeri, leave my limp to any underclassman who can put it to as good advantage as I have. CLimping up to the S845 every night after football practice! J I, Nancy Azzinaro, leave my job as ticket-seller to some unsuspecting Junior. I Roy Bailey, hereby bequeath my basketball locker, my old equipment and loads o luck in '57 to Reg fthe boy from the sticksj Beers. '4 I Burns Bamford, do leave my mischievous ways with the opposite sex to jimmy Lep- piko, confident that he will put them to good use. CHave fun, jimij I, Tessie Barber, leave my envied position of Mr. Morenzoni's slave to Nancy Gencarella. I joe Barboza, leave my drumming ability to Duck Stevens hoping he will play it Real Cool, Man. I, Roy Bitgood, leave a few inches of my height to Mike Dufficy. I, Patty Boucher, will my sexy eyes to Rusty Muller. We, Sandra Boumenot and Ginny Gentile, will our tremendous statutes to rcia Hamilton and Marion Cate Cneither of which need it! J I, Mike Brown, leave my trait of being absent so frequently during Novemb ,and December to any underclassman who enjoys hunting. , I, David Butler, will to David Youden my seat in the stage wings during all perform- ances, also bequeathing the accompanying title -- Master of Sound, v 1 1 9 I, Fran Ceresa, will my ability to debate to any junior who thinks she can tdo Mr. Smith. ' We, Lucy Cerasoli and Constance Verno, do leave our years of Going Steady two unfortunate Junior girls who have not yet had the opportunity to do so. I, john Chimento, leave my oflice as No. 3 man in the Yumper Club to Boo-Boo om- forti, hoping he will carry on the tradition. I Linda Clark, leave my seat in History Class to any girl who prefers looking out the window at the boys to taking notes . . . and what girl doesn't? V I Marianna Cook, leave my eccentric driving abilities to some Junior taking Drivers' Training, hoping she will not give Mr. Morenzoni any more gray hairs. -- I, Jean Crompton, leave my overwhelming passion for attending school daily to any girl who would rather skip . I, Shirley Davis, leave all the pleasure and hard work I have derived from participating in Student Activities to Nancy Gencarella. I, Robert Delicato, leave my ability to understand the intricate poetry in Miss Kings- ley's classes to Patsy Perri. I Barbara DePerry, hereby leave my love of strolling from room to room with the attendance sheets to any Junior who will not shake in her shoes as much as I did. I, Judy DePerry, leave my peaches-and-cream complexion to Maureen Russo, just in case she ever loses hers. I, Mabel DeVoe, leave my seat in Sophomore type to anyone who thinks she can atle- quately till it. I, joseph Dotolo, will to some frustrated underclassman my ability to listen with inten- sive interest to all the lectures that take place in the Physics lab K even the ones on Physics!! J I, Nelson Durham, do leave my love for sports and girls to John Turrisi, knowing he enjoys similar Hobbies I Susan Edmond, leave. my friendly personality to my cousin Judy, hoping she will a s 7 Y carry on the family tradition. 28 I, Robert Federico, will anything to anyone who is willing to use it better than anyone else who wants to use the anything. I, Skip Finizio, leave all the fun I've had at W. H. S. to everyone. I, Martha Fiore, leave my ability to stir up a commotion in study hall to Margaret Casey. I, Ann Gabrielle, leave my love of nursing to any girl who is interested in the pro- fession. We, John Garofalo and Johnny Bob Gavitt, leave our abilities to make parting ac- quaintances with beautiful out-of-state girls to two other equally good-looking underclassmen. A I, Louis Gencarella, leave my ability to receive passing marks in English to John Turrisi who just can't seem to get the knack. I, Clara Gerbitz, leave my love for typing to any underclassman possessing an eraser and plenty of patience. I, Robert Giordano, leave the mutual affection between Mr. Thorne and me to Lee Greenwood C carry on, Lee! J I, joan Gobeille, leave my lil' ole locker to any lil' ole Junior willing to risk being trampled to death getting to it fdo yo' hear?D H I, Gordon Greene, leave my football and basketball locker to any underclassman who has the courage to clean it out. I, Bob Greig, leave my ability to skip study halls without being caught to Frank Sposato. I, Sam Grills, leave the feeling of Mr, Morgan and myself that The little we do now, the impossible takes a little longer. I, Alan Grumbling, not being of sound mind, bequeath to Rip Palmer the hve 8: nine balls and to Joe Corr my address book. I, Richard Guerrette, leave nothing as I need everything I have. I, joe Guglielmello, leave my love of English to any underclassman who wouldn't take it either if he didn't have to. I, john Nip Gulluscio, leave my enjoyment of History classes to Boo-Boo Comforti and Frank Sposato, hoping they succeed in the future. We, Sandra Hall and Betty Wood, leave to any two feuding Juniors our friendship. I, Eric Hill, do leave to Bob Boss my seat in the leisure room, hoping he will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Larry Hirsch, leave the art of training one's hair to Michael Leone. I, Patrick Husereau, leave to Miss Gernsheimer all my B's, C's, D's and E's. fI'll keep the A's! D We, Nancy Husselbee and Ruth Kidder, bequeath our Bostonian accents to any unfor- tunate person who comes to W. H. S. from Massachusetts. I, Henry Jalbert, leave my Aggie notebooks to my brother Jimmy, hoping that be can make some sense out of them. I, Carlene Kenney, leave my kind act of buying candy and ice cream for Theresa McElroy at lunch time to any junior girl who will have to take my place. I, Gail Kinman, leave any Junior girl who talks a lot, with this thought -- Silence is golden. I, Ken Kozlin, leave my golfing ability to some unknown hacker. p I, Frank LaPere, leave my ability to disturb art classes and Miss Warner to Don Pal- misano. I Phyllis Lawton, leave my love for the Air Force to anyone liking the blue uniforms and the wings. We, Bob Leibowitz and Jean Romanella, leave all our millions to Mr. Morenzoni who, we know, will put them to good use. I, Heather MacDonald, leave my blond hair to any other natural blond. CRemember - Gentlemen prefer blondes. D . I Bob MacVicar Calias Big Mac D, leave my position as center on the gridiron to any hale and heartv underclassman. I Marlene McQuaide, leave the five credits I lost in first year French to anyone worthy of them. I janet Mebert. will my front seat in Mr. Bezubka's study hall to Betty DeBartelo who gets along fine with him. I, Arnold Moorhouse, leave . . . sadly bidding farewell to Mr. Bezubka! I Judy Morris. leave any girl to take sophomore art who can gain as much from it as I did C W. L.! J I Robert Pacheco, leave my artistic inclinations and temperament to Chip Day who v 1 1 1 7 7 shows evidence of possessing the same. 29 l Donna Palardy, leave my ability to get rescued by a handsome lifeguard to Andrea Jacobson in the hopes that she may have such luck at the Dunes some summer. I Llyn Palmer, leave all my lost hats, gloves, scarves, etc., to anyone who loses things as often as I do. I, Roy Palmer, leave . . . still wondering how I made it!! I Antoinette Parise, leave my wir to some nil who is lost without it. I, Kenny Parilla, leave Linda Kelly to walk the halls alone . . . but I don't want to! 1 1 v I Roger Partelo, leave to Bill Perrin all my books hoping he can make more sense out of them than I did. I Sonja Pearson, leave the art of flirting to Irene Osterman, who will be better off if she doesn't use it. I Nancy Perrin, leave my distinction as the IOWJ trouble in Mr. Morgan's Physics class to Beverly Hill. I Tom Piascik, leave my seat in the Chemistry lab to any student fortunate enough to greet Miss Dunn every day for not only one year but two! I, Pauline Pratt, leave my love for typing to Sally Smith. We, Anita Roever and Judy Saunders, leave the three years of close friendship we have held at W. H. S. to Joan Rindell and Jacquie Vacca. I Roger Schonning, take the talent that made me Class Romeo with me as I will need it in college. I Barbara Sidebottom, leave to Judy Salisbury my balloon-sleeved blouse with the hope that it won't fly away with her. I Cindy Siswick, leave all the happiness I have at-tained from participating in extra- curricular activities to that busy little Junior, Ruth Vars. I Bob Stenhouse, leave my Colgate Smile to any underclassman who likes to advertise. I, Patty Sweck, leave to my sister Marcia all my history classes. s 5 1 9 1 9 s v I, Avis Sylvia, better known as Timmie, bequeath to all my teachers glasses .so they may better read my minute writing. I Jean Taylor, leave my unquestionable belief that the grass grows greener on the other side of the river to Marion Shewchuk. I Pat Terpening, will my lack of ability to open my Senior locker to any Junior un- fortunate enough to get it. I. Kay Thompson, leave my friendly ways to my sister, Marcia. I Ray Thorp, wish to leave all the respect, love, and admiration held for me by Coach Di Gangi to Joe Gencarelli. I, John Trombino, leave my car to anyone who wishes to chauffeur twenty-nine and one-half girls downtown every day. I, Marie Trudell, leave my holey sneakers to Marion Cate so that she may always enjoy air-conditioning. I Angetta Turano, leave my faithful attendance at games and also my vibrant voice to my sister Rosealba, With these endowments she will lead our cheering section to the honor of being the loudest in Rhode Island. I Martha Turrisi, leave a few inches of my height to Connie Cugini who needs them much more than I do. I James Vetelino, leave the dictations I took in third year French to anyone foolish enough to take it. I Gail Visgilio, leave my extra-long fingernails to Theresa McElroy hoping she will never need to scratch anyone with them. I. Robert Walker, leave my seat in the leisure club to some up-and-coming boy. I, Robert Puddles Waters, take my pesty ways with me as no one wants them. I Jamesie Williamson, leave my Davy Crockett hat to any two-year-old with a head big enough to fill it. I Henry Yeles, will my wood-chopping ability to Ronald Spencer. Watch out now, and be careful when you swing that ole axe! I, Joseph Zbyrowski, leave my all-around ability to Joe Arruda. The owners of the Senior alcove lockers leave Mr. Smith still wondering what goes on within them. The 12B English class leaves Miss Gernsheimer with the happy thought that there is such a thing as compensation, To the underclassmen we leave ourrelver as their ideal. The class of '56 jimzlly leaves . . . to the relief of Mr. Stevens and faculty! a a 5 a s 1 1 s 1 30 I QQ? mfr ,QW ' ,gs YD 'lik -fr ' elau .f its-te- ' 9 fy -2 f ,sfg Sophomore Year The long grammar-school voyage over, our high-school course has been charted. During the first month our all-important elections took place. To guide us we chose Captain Roy Bailey CPresidentJ , First-mate Joe Zybrowski CVice-presi- dentj, Second-mate Bob Stenhouse fTreasurerD, and Third-mate Tessie Barber CSecretaryD . As the brisk autumn days passed, our class began its days of boot training. The major task was to bring out the unknown athletic abilities of the new sailors for the football squad. The squad was supported by the music of the Navy Band in which some of our new sailors participated. In order to let the upper-shipmates know we were around, two of our more- artistic sailors, Anita Roever and Jean Taylor, created our display for the Thanks- giving Day contest. The production of The Fortune Tellern was given for our entertainment. The hidden talents of Ginny Gentile, Sue Edmond, Donna Palardy, Heather MacDonald and Cindy Siswick were revealed by their singing and dancing in this well-known operetta. Bringing us into the winter months, several of our mates showed their basket- ball ability by playing on our jayvee team. As the winter months passed, we were well represented at the Sweetheart Swing by Heather MacDonald and Jean Romanella. Before we neared port after a year's voyage, some of our mates went in train- ing for the baseball team. As we entered port in April before our leave, we had our Sophomore Hop, the annual spring dance aboard ship, called Ebb Tide. Anita Roever was chosen as our pretty Queen of the Seaf, junior Year The summer leave was over, hastily everyone returned to face his second class with a determination to raise his rank. t As our ship was leaving port for its second cruise, we again elected officers: Captain Skip Finizio CPresidentD, First-mate Bob Federico CVice-presidentb, Second-mate Bob Stenhouse CTreasurerD, and Third-mate Angetta Turano QSec- retaryj. Events began to get underway, beginning with the football season. Chosen to represent our class on the first team were Ken Parrilla, Nip Gulluscio, and Bob Federico. Cheering the team onward were Ginny Gentile, Anita Roever, Toni Parise and Heather MacDonald along with our now experienced band members. The cheerleaders, as well as Bob Leibowitz, Bob Federico, joe Barboza, jean Romanella, Pat Terpening, and Pat Boucher displayed great talent in the presenta- tion of the Frolics. Working hard during this time was our chemistry team, Joe Dotolo, Arnold Moorhouse, and Bob Giordano. The reward for their hard work was the winning of third place in the state competitions. juniors showing their skill on the basketball court this year were Roy Bailey, John Garofalo, Dick Guerrette, and Jamesie Williamson, all playing varsity ball. The winter months came to a close with Judy Saunders and Ginny Gentile representing us at the Sweetheart Swing. At the Girls' State Conference held in Providence, mares Susan Edmond and Shirley Davis represented our class. 31 1-L I 50, .- O -f ly, fa if 'ff' 'V 1 'N C' C 1 After our winter cruise spring came breezing in, bringing with it our baseball candidates. Faithfully practicing for the team were john Gatofalo and john Chi- memo, April in Paris, our junior prom, was held. Gaie Parie was an ideal setting for a lovely queen, Susan Edmond. At our upper shipmates' graduation exercises it was announced that Avis Sylvia had brought honor to our class by winning second prize in the Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest. Our second eventful cruise was ended and we were given our second leave. Senior Year We returned to our ship for the final voyage. As our ship pulled out of port, we considered carefully who should guide us through this important cruise. We elected Captain Skip Finizio CPresidentb, First-mate Bob Federico CVice-presi- dentb, Second-mate Bob Stenhouse CTreasurerD, and Third-mate Ginny Gentile CSecretary7. joe Barboza received the special honor of leading the graduation procession as marshall. The co-captains, Bob Federico and jamesie Williamson, proudly led the foot- ball team. Other mates on the first team were Nip Gulluscio, Gordon Greene, Bob Stenhouse, Pat Hussereau, Ken Parrilla, and Sal Augeri. The cheerleaders with their newly-chosen Captain, Ginny Gentile and her assistant, Heather Mac- Donald were hard at work cheering the team to victory. Drum major, john Trom- bino and Sue Edmond, drum majorette headed our colorful band. At our senior prom, Carousel, joan Gobeille, an attractive new member to our crew was chosen carnival queen. The performance of Sonja Pearson, Judy Morris, Llyn Palmer, jean Roma- nella, Sue Edmond, Nancy Husselbee, Shirley Davis, Cindy Siswick, Tessie Barber, Barbara Sidebottom, Pat Boucher, jamesie Williamson, and Dick Guerrette in the musical comedy, Marrying Marian, delighted us. Our shipmates representing us at the Sweetheart Swing this year were Sandra Boumenot and Anita Roever. I Love Lucy was chosen for the annual senior play. The leads went to joan Gobeille, Robert Pacheco, Angetta Turano, and Roger Schonning. The supporting cast was Heather MacDonald, Bob Federico, Antoinette Parise, Martha Turrisi, Norman Finizio, Gorden Greene, Joe Dotolo, and John Chimento. As Student Council President, Norman Finizio helped straighten out the problems on our voyage. The D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award was presented to our mate Anita Roever. The spring sport, baseball, started early this year with Captain john Garofalo leading the team steadfastly through all the games. As the 1956 Nautilus goes to press, we are left with a feeling of nostalgia. The many friends we have made and the new experiences we have had begin a long list of memories. We realize that the responsibilities which have been placed upon our shoulders during these years will prepare us to take our places in the lworldg these years have been only the beginning of our education. We now eagerly anticipate the senior banquet, the senior picnic, and our last class dance, the Senior Reception. However, Graduation night, a night of both joy and sadness, stands foremost in our hearts. We shall have completed our years of study and shall be amazed that these three years which have been enriched by our associa- tions and accomplishments have passed. 32 Class Son Ltlwc, bu Vlus l C, lbxobevlf eelevico Named Vovvin C 2 K-X V-J S J J f x alia V ' x2 5. E X E2 E. Y2fSing farewell to the days of old Westerly I-Ligh, As we leave all the friends we have metg W p I Y I f' JJ - 1-2 : X .. V . - 74? .y . . ' , , ,A E li H ' g Fig Nevermore to return to old Westerly High, ' But its memories we'll never forgetg ' ' I fi I , IITL Q2 J J J : F' 'I J ll Il K-f C 5-,.! if - f U ' A Q Q ' E13 . I5 - o - . 1 1lQ5 . - 115. J 1 .I - . It ' Of the joys and the fun with irshard work too, Sadly with tears we must partg LJ' fedlllnflll l Though we re gone in our lives to a different place, You'll remain evermore in our heart. CLASS POEM The time has come to meet the world, To meet it face to faceg Through years together joined were we, Barred not color, creed, nor race. We've met the task at school quite well, But now we stand aloneg We leave old Westerly with pride, Forever to be shown. fr ACC 1xA'fYT 'TTX 33 But never will our hearts forget, The loves of friends we've wong Of pleasant times with happiness For deeds that we have done, As to the future now we go, In each a different lifeg We ask the Lord to lead us through All misery and strife. -Robert Federico CLASS COLORS Red and White. l 00049 1 i i i i l i i i r M K 'fSr X ,X X CLASS OF 1958 Preridenr ,,4..,....,.,...,..,.... john Federico Vice-Prefidenr ..............A... Robert Boss Secretary .......,............ Andrea Jacobson Treamrer ,,., .r,.,.A,. J oseph Parise CLASS OF 1957 Prefidenr. .. ,r...,,,. james Lepikko Vice-Preridenz .,,...,..,....,. .... R uth Vars Secretary .,.,..r. r,.,. A Nancy Gencarella Tremurer. .... ..r.r.r,, M arcia Hamilton 01444 Mmm HOME ROOM 12 First Row Cl. to r.J: B. Chester, A. DiMarco, J. Fiore, P. Deering, N. Christy, B. Dwyer, J. Chiaradio, N Crandall, C. DeBartolo. Second Row: T. Castagnaro, F. Ce- lico, 1. Edwards, G. Daland, P. Collings, R. Day, A. Spezzano, J. Kenyon. HOME ROOM 1 First Row Cl. to r.J: R. Allessio P. Almeida, J. Altimari, B. Bitgood J. Armstrong, J. Arnold M. Black wood, 1. Arnold, M. Brhno, 1. Al: gieri, 1. Augeri. Second Row: D. Barber, J. Adamo, J. Brancato, W. Brennan, J. Ains- worth, K. Collins, W. Arzamarski, W. Adams, D. Blackmer, J. Arruda. HOME ROOM 11 First Row Cl. to r.D: S. Capalbo, J. Burns, B. Browning, A. Brennan, F. Bowder, G. Allen, E. Austin, M. Capalbo, A. Cayer, E. Bookataub, C. Bromley. Second Row: J. Brayman, W. Brown, R. Boss, J. Azzinaro, M. Algieri, R. Bisbee, B. Anderson, J. Barber, R. Beers, F. Aldrich, S. Brayman. HOME ROOM 13 First Row Cl. to r.D: N. Gencarella, C. Giorno, S. French, A. Grills, P. Gencarella, A. Francis. Second Row: J. Gavitt, A Douglass, M. Hamilton, J. Eldridge, W. Du- arte, A. Gingerelli. HOME ROOM 14 First Row Cl. to r.D: J. Hopwood B. Hill, M. Johns, J. MacKay, Ni Laing, G. Kelly, B. Leibowitz, E. MacNeil, M. Hoxie, A. Hepworth, J. Main, J. Joy. Second Row: J. Harding, P. Gilluly, W. Husrwit, L. Greenwood, J o ce F Gear D Grills D. Gavitt, J Y , . Y, - . G. Barnes, R. Holloway. qjw HOME ROOM 16 First Row Cl. to r.D: F. Muller C. Morrow, E. Manning, T. McEl- roy, P. Ligouri, P. Nardone, I Marr, S. Miranda. Second Row: M. Leone, D. Martin G. Lavarini, R. Ligouri, R. Laing J. Marriott, J. Lepikko, M. Lewiss G. Mayhew. 37 i:. .1-.pf P3 En. HOME ROOM 20 First Row Cl. to r.D: L. lVLarShall, M. Cerasoli, J. Burdick, J. Chiara dio M Care E Buck Cassidy, D Y ' sy! ' 7 J' J. Conto, N. Clarke, C. Chiaradio R. Cofone. Second Row: 1. Celico, R. Cox, D Capalbo, C. Burdick, D. Conti, M Casey, 1. Lenihan, S. Conover, I Conforti, R. Crandall, P. Chimento Third Row: J. Curry, R. Cornell R. Chester, R. Cappuccio, R. Cohen I. Clancy, J. Buchanan, N. Cooke J. Capalbo, K. Crandall, D. Cran: dall. HOME ROOM 18 First Row Cl. to r.D: I. Patnoad, J Salisbury, D. Pearce, F. Schihilio, J Rindell, I. Osterman, M, Patton, D Serra, T. Nigri, P. Serpa, P. Pietra- allo, S. Sherman. Second Row: S. Mitchell, M. Shew- chuck, J. McCall, J. Parnigoni, R. Rankin, E. Nardone, V. Nowakow- ski, P. Perri, W. Perrin, S. Mor- rone, E. Serra, T. Nardone. HOME ROOM 19 First Row Cl. to r.J: P. Stefanski, L. Sposato, S. Smith, D. Spears, D. Smith, M. Wilson, L. Zegarzewski, R. Vars, j. Strong, N. Smith. Second Row: M. Ward, M. Spencer, D. Servidio, T. Thorpe, J. Terra- nova, R. Sisco, J. Walker, J. Thom- son. Third Row: J. Ulbin, F. Scholheld, D. Youden, M. Urso, N. Thorpe, J. Stevens, D. Seagrave, F. Vetelino. HOME ROOM 21 First Row fl. to r.j: P. Cozzolino, A. Culver, C. Cozzolino, G. Curzio, C. DeLuca, J. Edmond, L. Crandall, J. Dipollino, P. DeSantis, P. DeVoe, C. Cugini. Second Row: G. Digange, B. Flynn, W. Ferraro, E. DeBartolo, D. Gaud- reau, R. Dufour, A, Falcone, J. Fer- aco, J. DeBarrolo. Third Row: M. Crandall, R. Gib- son, J. Federico, D. Dion, R. Daw- ley, J. Falcone, D. Defanti. C. Dob- rowski. HOME ROOM 22 First Row Cl. to r.D: D. Green, F Gardner, S. Ferguson, B. Gaudet, C Griffiths, M. Hargraves, S. Greene J. Haberek, S. Giorno, S. Gallagher Second Row: L. Hayden, Mar- shall, J. Lippiko, E. Gentile, N. Hill, N. Gabrielle, W. Husselbee, W. James, J. Grant. Third Row: F. Jacobson, W. Haw kins, D. Johns, D. Green, E. Mag nusson, J. Mageau, P. Gorskaski. rv HOME ROOM 23 First Row Cl. to r.D: F. Longolucco E. Mattero, P. Hopkins, B. ltchka: wich, E. Mebert, A. Jacobson, E McCann, L. Kelly, D. Johnson. Second Row: I. Melbourne, J. Pa rise, B. LaPere, R. Irvine, J. Hoff- man, K. Patton, R. Pietraallo. Third Row: R. Ornberg, J. Over end, R. Perrin, T. McCall, G. Mc Kinney, E. Palmisano, R. Perri. 39 K? 'R I L 7 .X - HOME ROOM 27 First Row Cl. to rj : C. Vetelino, M. Thompson, B. Trombino, G. Urso R. Turano, J. Turrisi, D. Tasca, M Sweck, P. Warner. Second Row: D. Smith, R. Sisson R. Varas, J. Trebisacci, J. William- son, B. Ward, L. Sraplin, D. West D. Wilcox. Third Row: R. Wright, F. Sposato R. Stenhouse, R. Spencer, L. Young, J. Tarrant, D. Gavitt, L. Vetelino. HOME ROOM 24 First Row Cl. to r.J: C. Moreau, D Mills, A. Napper, H. Oliver, W Morgan, G. Morrone, S. Morenzoni J. Murray, M. Moranto, P. Morrone Second Row: T. Schoof, B. Remor 9 G. Riffenburg, J. Muller, M. Nat- done, A. Murphy, C. Mosena, R. Savage, R. Powers. Third Row: 1. Servidio, W. Shure H. Sisson, D. Porter, A. Selvidio G. Sherman, P. Prescott, W. Serio HOME ROOM 25 First Row Cl. to r.D: J. Ornberg, E. Sherron, M. Salimeno, M. Russo, M. Piezzo, 1. Salisbury, S. Ponichtera, S. Russell, G. Reese. Second Row: S. Prellwitz, B. Orn- berg, G. Scott, A. Pucci, B. Orlan, C. Richardson, M. Robichaud, A. Roberts, D. Regester. 1 s 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3 I I I 2 I I I 009 0000000 000Cf0ll'0l'0 '90 00 Q N5 53 51 , 1,1 Q 4x Y I A 4 A N,-f-.--. ,,,,-i ,iii .-fx... U -',+t..-,,, u ,J-u w ,f-i' .-,fi-1 MU ,.f- ,fs-4 gg-f ,g-1-... --vi 5 ,iii sf-Q., .4 'Tl'- xl 1lT 1-1- I I I I f , 1 '-. ,, ,, - i V -1 Y ' 1 ii g-11-1 .3 I Z. I . 7 1 I - . 7 W 7 X .. I ' I I I 1 L x , 7 H' -Y -Y g ' W ' ' I I ' , I ' - . a 1 - i Yi r i Y 3- lf Al.. 1, Y, , 1 - I f ' A 1 'gn N ' X g,gpqgpg0a0Cl0d00a000J000440000000150-00000001000000001 ur'-'.4 5' 5, RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY U9 First Row Cl. to r.J: S. Boumenot, G. Visgilio, C. Verno, Trudel, N. Perrin, R. Pucci, J. Vetelino, A Roever I Go F. Ceresa, C. Anderson, D. Palardy, C. Gerbitz, S. Edmond, beille, A. Sylvia. P. Sweck, L. Cerasoli, M. Devoe, A. Turano. Third Row: R. Giordano, A. Moorhouse L Hirsch Second Row: K. Thompson, S. Davis, C. Siswick, J. Chi- Barboza, R. Federico, H. Yeles, R. Greig G Buck memo, R. Sculco, T. Barber, P. Lawton, M. Turrisi, M. Gavitr, L. Gencarella, R. Delicato,j. Dotolo 42 VALEDICTORIAN Robert Giordano SALUTATORIAN Anita Roever big H 9 Missing: N. Finizio and R. Partelo. ,., I L I id Ilfu. 2.12, X i Ii, 1 '57 'FQ' HALL OE FAME GIRLS' STATE OF 1955 Susan Edmond and Shirley Davis 1-HF D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Anita Roever 43 Lhuffii CHEMISTRY TEAM OF 1955- L. to R.: Arnold Moorhouse, Joseph Dotolo Robert Giordano JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- T,V. PROGRAM Skip Finizio and Susan Edmond ,N U la - 11 Z E 5265 First Row Cl. to r.J: A. Turanog J. Edmond, Sophomore Representative-3 A Parise, K. Thompson, A. Roever, Editorg A. Sylvia, Art Editorg P. Nardone, Junior Representativeg J. Taylor, S. Edmond, S. Boumenot. YEARBOCK STAFF fr it Art Editor ..... .........,, A vis Sylvia Adviser 4.,,,,4,,, ,...... M r. Morenzoni Edifgf Anita Roever Second Row: K. Patton, Sophomore Representativeg J. Do- tolo, A. Moorhouse, N. Perrin, J. Barboza, N. Finizio, R. Federico, 1. Saunders, J. Gavitt, M. Lewiss, Junior Repre- sentativeg R. Giordano. Adviser ....,............... ...,... M iss Endicott Business Manager, ..,... Shirley Davis STUDENT CGUNCIL as A i .-A i Kneeling Cl. to r.D 3 J. Grant, J. Servidio, J. Walker. M. Robichaud, T. Barber, C. Giorno. First Row: D. Serra, J. Arnold, N. Perrin, P. Nardone, Sec- Second Row: R. Day J. Gavitt, R. Beers, R. Stenhouse, J. retaryg N. Finizio, President, S. Boumenot, Vice-Presidentg Williamson, J. Federico, R. Cohen, J. Lepikko, W. Hustwit. M onitof Syftem STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTS Camiff fr can gbr WESTERLY HIGH SCHOOL j I ft..j,. f rm i . :Il Editor-ln-Chief Assistants .--.---....---W . ---- ----- Literary Editors --.- .... M---N ---- Business Editor sports .-......-.-.---M--------------W Art ---i.--..-------- Features ........ ... A--. -a----.-,- Girls' Sports . Gossip ...--.-----...T----A--N Personalities .-......i..------ Exchanges r.-..---.1 --K---------V------------N Music 4----------.t......-.-- ------ --------------'------------ Cheerleaders' Alumni ...-..-----a.------------- Fashions --.-.---.-..------a---------------- Senior News Junior News Sophomore News ----.. .----V--H News ----.-a-..--- ------ ---------e------1 STAFF Judy Saunders -..rm Nancy Perrin, Ruth Vars David Butler, Carolyn Giorno Joseph Barboza Robert Federico Avis Sylvia -.If11fE2'iiEZvEif Jacquie Joy Patricia Nardone Heather McDonald, J acquie Vacca -Wu,-M,---,H .,,, --,WN Nancy Perrin Marcia Hamilton , ,,,. Paula Warner Antoinette Parise N-N-n ,-,,,- -WW,--H, Phyllis Pietrallo Angetta Turano, Gail Visgilio - ....... Jean Taylor, Sandra Boumenot - Patricia Serpa, Nancy Gencarelli Wendy Morgan, Sally Lee Conover BOOK N 00K David B. Butler he names Rockefeller and J. P. N rgan still hold a certain feeling fantastic unrealism for-this mod- generation of America. With s thought in mind, It should like recommend a book that is writ-N All some g By Paula K. Warner i Left, right! left, right! wentl pairs of feet as the 1956 All-Ste Band marched down the ,aislei Hope High School auditorium' present an enjoyable concert band music to a capacitylaudien about that period of American of about 1100 persons. ,' tory when wealth was Chic, d the society class was a veryL 1 thing. W , he book is Saratogo Trunk, and ,author is the well-known Edna Y rber. The main themeis reall flashback g thus I 'nk th1 Personnel of the Junior and Sq ior groups were selected on a ba: of individual auditions from 11 applicantsg and met together for. rehearsal Sunday, January 21, Warwick High School. l On Friday and Saturday, Jan ASSISTANTS eO1ie1VlZah l find this quite 27 and 28, the Junior and Se assembled with the ew Lee Merritt Dorothy Roy Pat Frank LaPere, G g ' y , f 1 A , 1 Stefanski, Bernice Ward, Carolyn Mosena, Marguerite Nardone, Grace D'i'Gangi, Gloria Jean jst books. Another e of the book is in characters ff conductors, Mr. Dam. and Dr. Irving Cheyette,' Scott, Diana Tasca, Neil Thorpe, Sandra Gallagher, Shirley Davis, Cynthia Siswick, DOHDH Palefdyl Barbara Trombino, Theresa ICOHUDV study of the musi evening, the ti Nigri, Patty Gencarella, Frances Ceresa, Connie Verno, Lucy Cerasoli, Ginny Gentile, Nalley Husselbee, Nancy Azzinaro, Theresa Barber, and Barbara Side- bottom. loud Luck Vlr. Bezubka Diane Tasca In the very near future, we Tents of Westerly High WWC: he sunny smile of o' nembers of the faf' lways greeted ' Je passed W d many ffered a flehead, own's high native of eadily. ,Although r .ened at l1is .appy for him nent, and we .ead High meets ations. 'OLIO RECOVERY ,Fifty Oulu t ffm'ae1+eif1s1ffn't'1.-' ir as narrower Mllat we Should take tents reco - A iivi t -tiii --- B A this fight against annual concel Teens Polio of be accomplish- an arm a few hundreds of fel- who are not even this. And they need our ff after By selections of the conce articipants Page Fourl various semi-pop P . lf, the one for the over team it in and Barker keep writing articles, while committees for .two years kit her busy dreaming up ide and sewing up someon brain storms. Sheialso sin the Glee Club and in her junio kept the records as class sec, -'30 Seeing Y0?ta1'Y- l Outside of school, Angetta is vic J like to welcome :esideQ9fthe,Junior,.Childre1i Q sophomore member to thief- OUT l1eXl5 Pilblie elfllieefahf Staff. Jean Haberek fNQ0IfS0Ckef Mardi Gfasfthe ball our staff of most gefficier11mf0mi1 Ellgkets Wgl1hSP0ff lg! co umnists to reveal to thPQW S 0 er Pa C eS. S0 e the thus-fm- heavily guanwill be no mistake about identity secrets of the Sophomores tA1s0 Pl11'Ch8Sed recently were Ile H, S, Hel-e'5 hoping you g,twirler hats to be seen on displ results than we do. Jeaigl 3 Showcase Deaf the main 'Of the way, ourxstockings weiylcllffla M di G tr d df! Cluistmas mornin . W 9 al' FHS iD all a Someone 'would pay Salzions to our uniforms are project but We' didn't find 391118 SP0nS01'ed by the bam of news. Let's see what vf JO0Sters', club, a hard-working an WBSTBRLY HIGH BAND Kneeling Cl. to r.J: R. Ornberg, C. Dobrowski, M. Lewiss S. Grills, J. Trombino, Drum Major, J. Lepikko, R. Leiboi witz, R. Giordano, R. Sisson. First Row: P. Warner, M. Thompson, J. Strong, L. Cran- dall, A. Napper, J. Cassidy, B. Bitgood, B. Hill, B. Dwyer S. Ponitchera, L. Marshall, N. Clark, D. Mills, M. Swecki Second Row: J. DeBartolo, D. Capalbo, G. Mayhew, C. Burdick, J. Arnold, N. Hill, G. Daland, C. Richardson, G. Allen, N. Laing, D. Martin, F. Vacca, J. Harding, J. Vete lino. 4' 16 Third Row: J. Stevens, R. Cappucio, R. Cornell, L. Merrit, G. Boss, J. Federico, N. Thorpe, D. Dion, R. Stenhouse, R. Federico, D. Seagraves, R. Cohen, j. Gulluscio, 1. Mageau, L. Greenwood. BAND OFFICERS President ................,...................,........... Robert Stenhouse Vice President ....,... ...,..,....., ,......,....,.... R o bert Federico Secretary ............. ..,.... B everley Hill Librarian .......... ,...... G race Daland TXVIRLERS 2 'I Left to right: M. Motanto, J. Habereck, E. Serra, S. Edmond, Drum Majoretteg .I A. Grills, B. Ward, S. Ferguson. Carroll B. Thorne DIRECTOR It-qua. President of the Senate - Roy Bailey Recorder - Donna Palardy MODEL LEGISLATURE One of the most outstanding features of the year was the Model Legislature which took place in the cafeteria on Tuesday, December Zlst. The cafeteria tables were arranged in a semi- circle to seat all the members of the Senior Class. At the head table, acting as President, was Roy Bailey with Delia Bernard and Donna Palardy as his recorders. Prior to the actual Legislature was a preliminary meeting, which took place on Monday, the 20th, and in which each committee, directed by its chairman, discussed the bills previously introduced to the Legislature by a committee with Angetta Turano as its head. The procedure ran much the same as would that of the Legislature at the State House in Provi- dence, where the proposed bill is read by the re- corder, explained by the committee head, and then either voted on by the whole Legislature, returned to the committee for further improvement, or tabled. Among the several bills discussed, the one creat- ing most controversy was a bill concerning the lowering of the voting age from twenty-one to eighteen. A heated argument took place with each side presenting its opinions and with those in favor finally winning their point, although the final vote was extremely close. Perhaps the most valuable factor in the Legisla- ture was that it stimulated logical thinking, which in turn promoted good debating. The students filing out of the cafeteria commented that they en- joyed the Legislature immensely and hoped that it would become a tradition at W.H.S. COMMITTEE HEADS 'Ill -1 I an! I 'T V was 9-'-s 50 M Mamma Simpson ..4...A..., Miss McWhiHle Marion .,........,. Ruth ....,...,....... Dr. Bohunkus ., Mrs. Bohunkus Charles Smith . CAST . john Eldridge Marjorie Hoxie Sonja Pearson Judy Morris Matthew Lewiss Ann Marie DiMarco Charles Sposato Cicero Socrates Smith .,..,,.......... joseph Servidio f U Shot-gun Boogey. SENIOR PLAY Lucy ......... Ricky ......, Fred .....,., Ethel .,.......,. Arthur .....,..,.. Peggy ,.,....,.,. Miss Whiting. Mr. Littlefield ........ CAST ..,..,..,.Joan Gobeille ...,.,,,Robert Pacheco ....,Roger Schonning .,.....Angetta Turano ........,....Robert Federico Mrs. Littlefield .....,.... Delivery Boy ......,. Extras ....,...,........ Heather MacDonald .....Antoinette Parise ,.....,Norman Finizio ...,....Martha Turrisi Gordon Greene ,V .nay 'O fi 33' if? W' 1 'V vii ,oh 3 rr Q .vliiiiiujoseph Dotolo Sorry, Wrong number. John Chimento , ,, U, ww wh , SPf?2'.X' i Q ' fa , ,Lf , n 13.3 N f It was m-rn-mighty c-c-cold in that freezer! 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I -----mild iff' ,f mx ,gr I E-ii 'ff ug-91, 1 ,I ' ,V Qy-7 ,. If x ,, 71-,W ,V ,A ,,v, rf- V- f 7n.'w,gw- 5 Nan fffmw Sewioas N 1 new? ' 8406 ' Il Q ff Q M35 3 f..- A a 'www 1 W -wif, 1 4 -If ww S us! E 1 X 1 x-350 Q. '-qw M First Row Cl. to r.J: Senior Cheerleaders: A. Parise, H. MacDonald, Assistant Cap- taing V. Gentile, Captaing A. Roever. Second Row: junior Cheerleaders: M. Kite, D. Smith, J. Vacca, J. Rinclell. CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN Ginny Gentile I al i l Left to Right: J. Vacca, A. Roever, A. Pairise, H. MacDonald, V. Gentile, M. Kite, 1. Rindell, D. Smith. GIRLS' BASKETBALL o..--- L I? ' x NAVY TEAM First Row Cl. ro r.l: N. Christy, A. Parise, Captaing A. Sylvia Assistant Capraing B. Gaudet. Second Row: N. Husselbee, P Nardone, A. Roever, L. Clark, L Sposato. 60 ARMY-NAVY GAME Score 20-12: Army ARMY TEAM First Row Cl. to r.D: A. DeBar- rolo, S. Edmond, L. Palmer, Cap tain, J. Gobeille, V. Gentile. Second Row: B. Itchkwich, C Burdick, S. French, M. Wilson. N WESTERLY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM First Row Cl. to r.J : Head coach, John Stillirano, Sal Augeri Gordon Greene, Bob MacVicar, Co-Captain, james William- song Co-Captain, Bobby Federico, Pat Husereau, Bob Sten- house, John Gulluscio, Trainer, James Day. Second Row Cl. to LJ: Matt Lewiss, Anthony Sanquedolee. Larry Hirsch, john Gavirt, Gary Barnes, Ken Parrilla, Angelo Comforri. Third Row Cl. to r.J: Donald Capalbo, Bob Perrin, john Stevens, Tom Nardone, Joe Gencarella, Ben Brown, Joe Servidio, John Murano. Fourth Row Cl. to r.J: Mike Algieri, David Greene, Brad Anderson, Donald Felicetti, Bill Brennan, Joe Terranova, Walter Serio, Dick Sisco. Missing-George Turco. CO-CAPTAINS 'DAL 1:-JA 61 1525.0 ,m James Williamson XJ uf Xhf ig VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Cl. to r.J: R. Leibowitz, J. Garofalo, J. Williamson, Co-Captain, R. Bailey, Co-Captain, R. Stenhouse. Second Row: F. Pellegrino, Assistant Coach, J. Murano, Managerg F. Reale, L. Young, J. Joyce, R. Henderson, R. Beers, J. Lepilcko, W. Ferraro, Manager, J. Stellitano, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row Ql. to r.J : R. Beers, L. Young, J. Joyce, J. Lepikko, F. Reale. Second Row: F. Pellegrino, Coach, R. Varas, R. Cohen, K. Collings, J. Clancy, R. Hender son, J. Tarant, D. Grills, J. Harding, J. Buchanan, J. Murano, Manager. Westerly efeUfS ssss s s 'JEVS for R. I. Hoop C t Anne 'Face Springfit ui Vhgir ill tate Thursday at Bjf arcleg ' page LGCHIS Qgligiate Play i ft Captures n N Y H , -M--Q With Great Triumph bticut Title X Y Stellltano Coached J' Over Newport Five , e r ' 'N -- ' HAVEN, Conn. By DICK R V,fQj, 145,995 Rogers Kontinued trorhri-Sage Onel ,weavif yo? th 5,-,me wondm. E lg inediately soured' a baslget but Du, wi f: -' i,f:','l.,,o.,!' 1325115035 is illriogs, who gnrohx 5 By L lgZ50ToL0 lggogvceievlflth ggfoiiggingigrtarirog I , Ship here last . be . , . i , V s Q 1 A X, ..x Ax, - , Y lggltioreggzesggojclutrts find . n hampton, West read, 45,43 m favor ot Westerly., jf 52 victory over ISHN' rwS'1'2fj't1i H1 , he Bulldogs essfully def Stenhouse Shine' 3 if nners, trailing b 'DS hfgt 1112114 H1 gnded their R. I. e Basketball f5fBl'1h0l1S0, Ulf? YHHSY S0Ph0m0 1 halftime, tookw 5119205 Mllfml H' 'own 35 they dr- d Rogers with an amazing accurqcy f t tart of the secon Dllrlffd NWI' flffh K gh gf Newport, 64 t ast nighg sinking foul throws all during th , wha Vey scored 11 C0 ry championship fc 4 ' 'fl the finals of the 'I tom-na. ' urnament, hit with a basket an ix, A ,L ts and were 'eckmg R05-TQV5' V held at the Pro e C JT ffwl Shots and the ,period en lea X Johnny Egan iO0f3l1S,C8IJ8CliY -.162 e Alumni Han befo 3 1' ith Westerly ,holding a 49-4 he, se Weaver attac the tournament' : fy crowd. if . over' the Vikings. 8 E as four of We im' Bgmwmgton Q his marks the seconcr W HUGH' ,got the f0Ul'fh P6504 fivew ters hit for doub 19 6554- . p A ow that a team coacheds or ith 8 bHSket and Malleckx Xured s4anchester's Al Wvmnmg the, big h , all' Steuitano will be the S for Rogers A and. thing? with' Lpgintg, led the 534 ' lor me ffwifl S 'Q VC, land representative in tl Vim for ,the Vlkmgs al N T17 1Ci0fY WHS WOD r probably the Bul gmac! gland tourney-to be heh -captain Art Mamie' ffguy Each team Scot t 34fC0mP11Shmf?l1 ' Ong stun Garden Starting nex Q few flel fals but Weaver dt ig list of imma cou y , She sam I in gwfee throws to 12 by movements, Gene re-ca. Westerly will meet Leo 'Crow chester and that was the the start ofpthe s wzasi .gh Sbhool of for reserves. if A gin' Both teams Wm co: in winter for the P105 e opening game at back in the in the New England t1 ro pnnfrrorori that ich: Springfield edged took a neat pass fr ment this week at Bosto: 305-HS Only N0 16 lam ,fur the Vermont beneath the basket an i an io Hasf Provir' ,ft by ish night at it in. Bailey followed with s e basket I the gas inf-i total of thref llints. in the consolation two-pointer and Westerly oreg ,gg A immediately after they nw nigmjBan,ingt0n front by 10 points, 55-45. t gs v nrlcd the Vikings their first sane Academy began to frdeze the ratidi ' ey 4 rorso in 13 games. the Bullg 'V V gg shouldered their coach John gghi, fglidgis ellitano. who in two years of I be t . O for it and Garafolo also made good the two his fifth personalfA MQW ' t . enougli I ast th Som ly foul so iching has now wot . 4 , aen , pe Dunn Scored 3 bas, ROIINGI 8 'YH Wife- tgind and their was Malzacker followed' with arqundj p M18 i'V05t9flY now will fa ., for r th St t f basket euttingsthe Bull- Leilloljfi 91111166 ia High school of S' fi f 6 ,gsm ead mesa-51, p taffguevlib 91- , ,, vin the opening. gam M en cwcaptain point Leibovitz, wha was 70- h 1 1631 W England bdslieib a tough time at the chanty ed mr V n the Ag f , . elected, along t . . period ble fu fi-,UPS dt BOM0 . came vers to the sxdelx s 0 ne s 1 In-bday afternoon f f Rogers' as fb to coach saemcano Gee greater is 'rf f f ' mf' !'l1'lg'l.iZJld C8I'llCd Yer of the R cgyff Sink 3 foul 'x ' V, rafolo vi 4 Y remely Vnifflit bv edging! 'i we 110055 Tl: ith clock sbowetl exaotly three time in? mf bu nn.h.n,r1'i,xv x f 1, .I ' , I I ' , Mor of high-soo' iono ' W A elzrggnjnzi e W 6 Bhd 32 seconds left to play. ggrggi fl 2 cham wh! rggnrr, fi: class again Q ry .hed yv b th fr aniihgalm- Tl? B J n ea: po' M . V a' ' 1, the Bmldogsh Wjfhyi g f If sms in po ee ows. in t efir P ut In ost Avy.. .I Ioad' Bl' Y nl ' 41:-I .7 , I -,ws--m..-...u4.-aotd...-'h-..... , the secon Hd 11 I min: bt ,: r d ri at the half, to it Shell is fm , L zamson p onore as 25 f M 0 SA, in wed 6 - cssurc int v s- 'j' , ' V ' f ' O , . I' ' wgsq-gm-yz mam fminum' A - T it S L A is n ' l 4547 ' 1531 In addition to Anders! og-so mae? e ' L ', V. n ' Z6 I: ', I H' HISO IOSK Aff MHNU Wm under fssure'nuirseaS'mT1rmg' r be i ' 1-QW t 5- ' 'Y' f ta' f e . . - , . s FRIDAY RIGHT' ' ' w'W 9fYl 0 ,A lpcte Sagem 05' fo QR d MVC' knew. the smeimmg Ufi wtsrzmv :sn LA SALLIZ fm ,wma if 1 gem? of al quarter, while W lteily gdworda tfchokexr I p mr Ty rc IT Joyce 1 291 If S deprived of Gaiafr' I 3'E 'tj.fa Second' 6 fo' me 1 f f ' '-2 -5051 FBI' su,f lewd from the f Wifi :him in the finalslwith wesferiyitflue P25010 QWETFSQ iffffw the score, at 55 all ami'L4ibv'It1 nutcs, H9 hunk? r t vu N Os 2Cook,f 2. 2 6 2 1 Sitannen 1 0 2 5 2 12 Mltthlll 11 5 27 0 1 ldfrhonn' 0 I I ke of we rf uossessioneof: WMU-6.4 4 12tRllli.nt.c 6 0 121 WiNi'S0h.'t0 8 8EMat'her,c ' 5ienh'5e.9 5 6l16fDye,c e 1 Girafolo 6 4 l62Tltug 1 , ,, ibunnyg 4 , ,l,HolQgr t Bulldogs Capture Second Place in New England Basketball Tonrnavnent 'n emfmzce of Bulldoqglivgll glliilwney Final 15 B13 1 2, -v NEW ENGLAND E TGURNEY IGHT FULL CF F M A N X X 40 N XKXN Q Wag x X - -' - X xv E Yi ' in sgii E '. SS? A .fLae3' 1: fx i :X : X X S ., X QQ N Q X - Q X N gx 4 fs X fi - X A , X so xg ' ne+ X f E x XXX 5 ,4 X 'p , X 3 5 , 1 mfxsxf, -Tri L xxx wvfxi ,, Y-in aaae NEEX X -iej 1 A-:-4Qf 64 JZ' A':' ' ' T -' , an j ..,.. - 1 Q 1717! A fierygw 3011403 H f Eg! Per x ff2I L . J ix WNV? HnwN hwtgg Y ,IM IVUZ I ' Xlps, K Z JI?- ,ah fa 3 X 3 3 X 5 N 3 -Y 3 N X N 3 N N N 5 E P N Q 3 3 3 3 N N 5 3 N X N Q S 3 Q I' ff 97910 Dlffff Pl fl' Q? 'llflil 1 '. . : . if-I fo nz . x ,Z QD 00 I Olfllllh I0 I II I-Ill! O0 I Ill Q 900 Q41 1111115 III 000 00000 O J I0 Q00 I Jil gy 4 Q II 11114 lla1a1111a.a111la1ldl1llll.f' Compliments of BRADFGRD DYEING ASSOCIATION 'S0i!0u0 W 0 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known wherever fhere are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS - CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS 81 TROPHIES Represenfed by: Tom Galvin - Aftleboro Office Complimenfs of ASHAWAY LINE AND TWINE MFG. CO. ASHAWAY RHODE ISLAND 0f0N0v 69 CULLEY HARDWARE 25 Broad Street l f i. ' 72 I 'E 'ti' g ain! -fb Hardware, Wicks, Fishing Gear, Stove Pipe, Paints, Waxes, Etc. Telephone 2250 0'0K0' 40 0 '040'0 040K0:e6lC 519101-0 05C9 0 ?10'0' f'9'050'40f'00 Fronk's Roofing ond Siding EDGEWOOD AVENUE Telephone 3156 Ro F g Sd g Combinot W d WZWUIMW ff!! v I7 W W! Wm lf. direct sales f,-,Hy ,fy fl ,. I ' 1,1 . ., , V ' r .. personal service it Q iw l ' original Iayoufs TN art service 5 !', F reto uch in g 3 M composition .fy-f ' ' Y---H'-ff--vf mechanicals h film and plate stripping plate making p, offset printing folding complete bi alftone and line negatives ndery service packaging delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. Stamford, connecticut stamford da 4-9226 new york me 5-4112 A I3 '3'E':fK. lfo the M E' I5 . Y 0- CIGSS of m i x 111111111111111 11111 llfllllllll 73 0 0 0-40 0'-0'40u0:w6x DC?f0v-0 5 'Q 9' 40 5'0'40 95 9 The Largest CPrz'ntz'ng CPlant in Southeastern New England Is Located at Westerly UTTER COANY rs THE UTTER COMPANY CPRIINVI' ERS AND CPUBLISHERS TELEPHONE TR ET 7 E 2 40 0'040100 UUBIIOO A0N02'0'f5 0N?G0 0 047'0f0l0 -0N0 CD U1 I-B' M -1 cn 'S' N? 2' Q s 3 QS T S' W X. Q. Q. Q. 'f01'0 0-'0'K0i'0 '0' -'-05'0l'-040510: 5l?40v0' WINNAPAUG COUNTRY CLUB I Ci y . Qv J - CH ET IRW a00 QQ Q Q ,gf ez ffgwfgf of 257 X 9 J 1 5 EP'lPLO??9XE ?JT ' NCY Ac-,E veaww X Mipzjjj Dsswnsuea- ---.-- Q10 , ff X 711,71 414' f' A x , . ,ff'1fff.ffe. Q. , W if , ,f X q1a .Wi NM ' ' ' ' 'L FLooa.wm.4aG.R- ' 'QZ5 C y yy I y 5HOE,SHmrJE BOY - H X ff! f l I H I, Oofmce Bog . -. 525 f I I X CHlC.KEU Logpgg . . . 'QQ ' W, Z 'V 1 ' f N 1, F. - f f Y WY' fy lff 1 ' '-Qs.. , X f I 4 , X, X IT! W, fy N U . 1 l' I f f WM NX Qul, Af X 4 I! fx! 5, fn E s 6 J X Z f i Q, I f an Y 3 VV ,ff Q1 3 T '0 -1010 10,0 X7 gg 'ffl E. Q f ' ii H-+1:llfK., T J ff, fit? T? A V 'mf' ' ' N .ui , E 35+ Www- if QQ., . ' T T35?'a,9'w ' COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. ALBERT ROMANELLA 84 DAUGHTERS JAMES ROMANELLA 81 SONS CONTRACTORS Dunn's Corner, Westerly Telephone Weekopaug 9-0495 CHAMPLI N'S GARAGE Mobile Gos f Groceries - Meats 81 Vegefobles TID Ashclwcuy 48'l 'I Ulm Z Ky I 6fZ4'Yfv1'5Z'i9L' ug pn- . Q C. : I ini VH TnT' - g , 3 ALLEN FINANCE COMPANY ALRAY PONTIAC CO. Washingfon Trust Building BROAD STREET 37 MAIN STREET WESTERLY Telephone 2398 Telephone 4343 0'70 00'0Y 7 00wf0w00w0o00 Compliments of BOSTITCH fa4ZeMzzfAe1fZmwJja4imwz1fAwme Compliments of CONSUMERS DAIRY 3 OAK STREET - WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephone 2679 -0'G7 0'57'0'9?'5f01' 5 C?105'-0 0?Y0 0PZ5 7 -dx -0f020 X?'10v0f 3 Congratulations and best wishes to all the members of the graduating class of T956 Joi-:N A. EDMOND 5 PLUMBING HEATING COMPUMENTS Compliments of OF ANDREWS AND AMERICAN COMPANY COAL and OIL FELT COMPANY 107 Main Street . Wesferly Telephone 2376 l'lO CANAL STREET WESTERLY -. ' L Telephone 2848 0000w00o0000m00000f0w0 .0,0,,6 ao Compliments of Du Pont Points Millwork BRADFORD CLEANERS THE J. F. BONOMO Fur Storage Plant Main Street, Bradford BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone Ashowoy 4710 S I4 Coggswell St. Westerly, R I Cash and Carry Sore On-the-Bridge in Westerly AMERICAN VELVET COMPANY STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT l0V l0N?5N7Q9N?G7'740Y05C76'5'5N?551?f056Y7f?47f05l7'0 05Z I I I I I I I I I II 01'-0 '0 0f0 0' 10 10w'0K0P 0162616102 0K0N0f' 102' 10f0vf-0 r.0v'0N0' 0101 X9'10'x0f COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE C. MOORE COMPANY G 5 MUNRO FLORIST, INC. 55 BEACH STREET Telephone 2382 Ti x Aix P9 We QQ Q When thinking of fiowers, fhink of ours - Where parking is no problem WESTERLY 00P'?'-01?H0Y 82 4014! 010 2 2 2 3 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 '0'C?'Q'405'0 l7l75 0 0Y05f7 0 Compliments of , COLUMBIA Compliments of DR. DAVID E. COHEN NARROW FABRIC GOOD LUCK' SENIORSI SHANNOCK, RHODE ISLAND -1- 4 -1- Compliments of THE C. W. WILLARD HARDWARE COMPANY Who have served Westerly for Over one hundred yeclrs continually f W W. W 10110205 40 -QN0' 0,.0,,0,9 40 0N01 '0 0'10'10l0x Compliments of CARR'S HILL FILLING STATION 228 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. CHARLES J. BUTLER COAL CO. I6 CANAL STREET WESTERLY Q: C! 3 NARCISO BROS Telephone 2184 CH ECK-R-BOARD CHERENZIA'S ,gs g RESTAURANT S , S. QM . at I WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND ' F? fg i A - gf. Q y Playground of New England q t F ,I 2' Catering to Weddings, Parties, Banquets 55 f' . A , ,XA 'I Mile East of Westerly Purina Chows for Livestock 8. Poultry Roufe 3 FARM SUPPLIES 81 SANITATION Friendship Drive Westerly Tel. 2661 -03'07'0'F05 9'S0'5'? i9K2407 055367' COMPLIMENTS OF C0562 3 2 2 2 5 2 2 E T :P Z Q m I :V Z rn Z O 72 .33 I O Z rn '740' Use Aflanfic Fuel Oil - Sole Disfribufors - '01'-0'-10' 'n 0 1 'O- :- no Us rn 22. 5 . Q I rn Q ' ro 'H -I 27 1 ri 'D Z 'U 3- U Q U3 3 15 N 'U 00 U7 U1 -I NJ FU m m -I I I- ITI S U7 3:51 Q 'L BUTLER BROS. COAL 81 OIL F COMPANY, INC. POST ROAD DUNN'S CORNERS Tocxsfed Franks - Hamburgers f Broiled Sfeciks with Mushrooms or Peppers 1 f Hours H o.m.-1 c1.m. xafmvscawvawwwwacaemafaoswgacmawwrawfwasaofafaowrvvavfoofaowwg 85 0N0f0P'0'0f0Pf0'910Pf0v69'0 05'0'0't0 0 0' Compliments of WESTERLY DRIVE-IN THEATRE POST ROAD WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephone 9-0310 G Compliments of WESTERLY .l EWELRY E X 60 HIGH STREET WESTERLY Telephone 2314 0 0N-0'-?'0'40Y 901f02'0 0v10v 86 1 '402f01L?Q0' '01'0'-05101655 L. H, CLARKE THE SNACK BAR Charcoal-Broiled Foods AVONDALE A Specialty JOE COREY, Proprietor I NJN 5 Telephone Wotch Hill 7187 I COY REAL ESTATE CO. COMPLIMENTS INSURANCE OF COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. DR. FREDERICK H. DOTOLO 6 High Street Westerly x -7C0N9'5 0N-?'7'?90'k7'f?5Y7'05405'07f09'0'5 ?907?'Q'590' X 87 - L E xi xff x. COMPLIMENTS or M FI M .r f Of . 3' '27, f lflf EQ QNK , I l D o w E R ' 5 Sgr 4 HOLIDAY FARM STABLES S Women's and Children's Riding, Boarding and Lessons 2 Ready-to-Wear O U S R t I n . . oue 5 CHARLESTOWN Telephone Corolincl 4-8065 S 1 uccess O GENTILE'S SUPER MARKET the new look of the Westerly High Yearbook 24 PIERCE STREET JOHN B. FINDLAY REAL ESTATE WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND T l h 47 Washington Trust Building e ep one 80 3:0-f0f0-10-0' 0-ofavaxaxof S 88 10x-0af05C 0210 -0' 1010 -205 01'0 -0N0vi0 '-0N-01Q0'N0K-0'k0Y02f0N01f-?'f02 0X76202010h70027WfW20W101?'?'?100610401Wv00f7620WM?170P'?f7f76 COMPLIMENTS OF 2 Gi ' N. ifwfisns asiivensmmis GRAND CENTRAL MARKET CLOCK E222 'EI WATCHREIIAIRING A R HABER-PROP 106 MAIN STREET WfEIE,!E,'x,?Si'270 ' Telephone 2317 dflmal la. A . J-HH AX 1 M GRANITE STREET GRILLS ELECTRIC SUNOCO STATION COMPANY 24 Hour Service TOM HINDLE Proprietor 33 WEST BROAD STREET PAWCATUCK, CONNECTICUT Admirc1I81 Philco Refrigerators 81 T.V. Sets if-0M0Y0v'0'10'-OV-0'40 65C WW040129' -0102 401' r-016202 ' 01'-01 0N0'Pf0f X9fr0ff0f 3 3 5 2 Q 2 oi Y ' J ASHAWAY GULF STATION JH v ASHAWAY, RHODE ISLAND ' -'mor P ,H P 5' SE 5 11 ST- 3? 5 9 ou If 'Q Q 3 J, O 'Ar' 3' .S 4 Z Y X3 0 O J, 7: 'N S Z 'i L 'dvx 5 O. 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Telephone 4030 9 20's0N010Y-0 -0 0 -01f0f0K0N0's-0 -0 10K0Y-6x 0Y0's0X0f 10 010' 2019604-0V -0R01 01'-0 N0 -0'X0Pf-0 -0v6 10v' 2 40x0'40 40L'!0x0'4-0 I07S0L 40Y l07'0 g07 '07'0 l-05L0x6 Complimenfs of 0f'0K0'f4X C. A. MORGAN, INC. - INSURANCE - I6 BROAD STREET 6'5 5 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND E 3 5 I 1-Q 5 Q Q GQJI GE' EERRII 1' I? 3 QW' 2 I 5 MURPHEY CHEVROLET 2 COMPLIMENTS - COMPANY, INC. OF Complefe Aufomofive Service 2 MORRONE BROS. 'I06 WEST BROAD STREET GA Telephone 5-5741 - S w0Y7'Q47'054-?fQ'?f07L?'5'C0PC0'7'?'5Y-7'0K?'?57f07071?'Q x 2 f0N0'1f05C f0'2'0210N01'-0ff0'16110vf0'4l0K0ff0P'01'0K0i '010 -'02 DC 0'40 20W-02011010210117l0f47'01f01006N9402f0v'01405f0N0A7f-7'Q10P10'v'040N7401L011700626 ,f ., ,, . ,J ,,', ,w-.gg fy f 47' ff ' , I Kg 122503 ,. , 7 X. 1 in DR. LAWRENCE H. HEPWORTH OPTOMETRIST 204 Woshingfon Trust Building Telephone 2860 KWUM 26 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Men's Wear 01'-720X0110Y-0v'-0 '0P'0'K0220'v'01'0N0ff-x?N02 W. C. HISCOX COMPANY Lumber ond Building Supplies 99 MAIN STREET Telephone 2233 HELEN KING'S SCHOOL OF DANCING Classes in Ballef, Tap and Acrobcf Third Floor ofMohicc1n Building f0'v0K0v4?20P10'r01'+0K0N0'0X0'ws0f01'0'2f0'K0f'-0140N0'6 -0 -0' 37110162 49 9 07407'67f0 9'C0 07'6740' 4?'Q 05l0 6 L05'-05S6 Q- Q COMPLIMENTS 25 'Zi-.IT OF LA CASA DINER MAURICE LA GRUA . Q 39 HIGH STREET O Telephone 2174 I H RQWARE . LIGUORVS MARKET II I PIERCE STREET Comelimenfsof WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephene 4932 33 PIERCE STREET WESTERLY, RHO'DE ISLAND e . . , , Telephone 4098 Disfribufors of BAY STATE PAINTS 0 0'G0Y-7'05'0 0 01v0 0 01f0Y0bf?10 0 0'40'0K0 9 01-05'-0X x9110K0' 0'0 10947427 Compliments ot J. C. PENNEY'S WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND mojo. 5 5 f OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP 7 I xo-naxoxa-Lava-iowcafoxowava-fo: L0'N-9 0N-0Y0f0v'-0X0 62f0f0f'-05 for-mcarmeodafaianaea-mcowfawvwwnafacaww OTTO SEIDNER, INC. WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Manufacturers of: Mayonnaise 3' ' ki wi ND I - RE Salad Dressing wmmm SIMD S Z Sandwich Spread Tartar Sauce T 2 Potato Salad T OH! PINT Macaroni Salad . MAYONNIISE 3 French Dressing French Dressing I Canadienne ,QBWMH4-NVQ P E R R Y ' S GIFTS AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES 24 High Street Westerly X 9 010N0'0 y.0,.0,5,.0,.0,.0,.0:,0gLQ.0,,0..y0sfar7f0 65 HIGH STREET N- G- SMITH 09 K QLUQ 8105 TINY TOWN CHII.DREN'S WEAR 82 High Street Westerly S Compliments STI LES STU DIO of PORTRAITS Home cmd Studio Sittings SCHILKE FUNERAL HOME and Candid Shots 46 GRANITE STREET Telephone 2195 X 0 0'C0'-9W5'Q0'0790'40'7-0'40 0 0'10'Q?t'-7'l0 -0Y0'10T f 4:6 -020' 9'-016' 010127 ' 02917 5 fs 10110262 401515102 '0110X-0' I E I I I 9Y67 '07l9KQ7l9'l?4Q9'4'l0740N67'7C7'0 7'67f7C9 l0' '09'5'C7 KAY'S FABRIC SHOP UNION STREET Fabric Sewing Nofions I 43 , L-:QA L' gn : I 47 ? ' 9 5 -. A Y vs . I ll 0 A 1 ' Q Mx S COMPLIMENTS OF DR. 8. MRS. ERNEST F. NARDONE Office Phone 2610 House Phone 4572 SAMUEL NARDONE'S SONS CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS I62 High Sfreef Wesferly xv RW IN .filing W B 6 III MELLO'S BARBER SHOP HIGH STREET .L 4-0'N-0110K0Pf0'v0K0N0110'ff0N0'r0w0w'0 0 01G0 '-0'vf0 63 0Y0N02'0f'-010' 06 '-0 01 0x01 0210K-01' 0x0N01' x . X910 4740f047290-01 ff0L0 0v40110'0f01f05Wff0110 0f0 0'W'G?0 9 plqlhouyh CONGRATULATIONS I NORCIA MUSIC STUDIO NARDONE MOTORS, INC. 46 CanaI Street Westerly CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 5 HENRY NORCIA ALBERT NORCIA NARRAGANSETT 9 ELECTRIC CQ. WATCH HILL BOAT YARD I Watch HiII, Rhode Island 5 South County Division J. 53 HIGH STREET E' S 9 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND S I I . , X I, ... e - T, 7 MI pf , Complete Boating Service fx SaiIboat 8. Outboard Boat A FLA 'ig I I ,f - ' '. : ' ,,,gl Lf Rentals A- ' J Chris Craft Kits tg 0 Woolsey Paints I' I e'...-e'..' Q 0-oxov-mowafuaxo nov 98 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of PINE LODGE CYNTHIA E. SISWICK MOTGR COURT DANCE sci-iooi U MR. 81 MRS. N Z HENRY M. MoRRls Jy I ' X o 0 Q 0 o uf . 59 Q 5 I E VOCATU RA'S BAKERY Bread, Rolls, and Pizza N Westerly, R. I. and Norwich, Conn. U. S. Scenic Route 'I - WesferIy, R. I. 9 3 SQ Breakfasf - Luncheon - Dinner Eff, EX Jug XX Telephone Weekapaug 9-9563 I I MRS. FRANCES H. ROMAINE I , X Owner and Manager ?l r01f0'0' 0'f0'4?'-0'01W 0Q04f0f0f01H?101'0'f-?1?Q01 9 rummuns TI In Furnishing Your Home Buy Wifh Confidence 4- WESTERLY I I I 3.1. I I'u'v Ae S l...l III el I i'o 5 ,,,fQ:l'I' -'I RHODE ISLAND 'Nz 'av' I . f 9235: 5 :vw WESTERLY, 0 4 I s 97 . I Q 0 Q T530' FURNITURE CO. 5 SANITARY BARBER SHOP Specializing in Ladies' and Gents' Haiircufs 47 HIGH STREET LINCOLN BLOCK J. V. Elmo, Propriefor I Sf? If 5? .r I Telephones 6-5098 or 4405 STILLMAN-MCANDREW TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. Cruises and Air Travel Hotel Accommodafions Independent Tours Arranged Tickefs for Sporfs Evenfs 'I5 RAILROAD AVENUE WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Represenfed By Joseph L. McAndrew X GOOD LUCK, SENIORS YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS'N 0v0vf0r-010'-0' X 6hM6WQ?Y47W6hH5WQ?X6Wu6Wu9X6hH64Q9N6Ww9m67M0hM?N6WQ6WQ6hQ?W6hQ9M6fQQHQ9Y4?w6hH6hH0Wu9WQ?Nd7W6hH5hQ9E THE DRUG STORE Complimenls of I S. 81 S. SUPER MARKET, INC. 5 VARS BROTHERS DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS I47 GRANITE STREET 8-lO High Sfreef WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Westerly, Rhode Islond Telephone 2244 . Q Q Q Q RED STONE 5 N Complete Tire Service - Your Tires Recopped in One Day Dismbufor of ASHAWAY ROAD Tel. 6-5283 Guc1ranfeed e in fhe counfry Red Fox Qualify Beverages PLANT: 79 Pierce Sfreet Telephone: 5162 S Xd7W6hM9N6hHQWHQWQQWQ75H5WQ9WQ?N4?N6hG65L5hM5hu5Ha5HQ5Hu5Hu0Hk,ng,fqfmonwvvcfwclncfncfwqlnelncf 'Q 1Q?N4WQ9X 010't050 '401'0 Q '02G0 0'r01f0's0's0N6 Compliments of SINGER SEWING SAWYER'S MACHINE COMPANY SERVICE STATION 29 BROAD STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND COR. EAST AVE. 8. FRANKLIN ST. Bus. Tel. 4290 - House Tel. Ash. 4496 5 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Represented by JOE ROBERTS 'll For the Best in Lumber Call our Number ARTHU R E. TROTMAN - INSURANCE - Westerly 2831 Washington Trust Building I Westerly, Rhode IsIc1nd S Telephone 2577 SU PPLY CO., INC. 0'G046Y00Pf0' I 0 -0 6X 906' '-01 0 -01 10 f-016110 -0101 0x01'-01' 02'-ON-0 x91620f 10x02 401616405 1021021-0' E wana 2 I 2 3 I I I I f0v40f40'102400Q0'f7 '0210Wf010140'10140'K0W1014740N0N040 '0P'0K0N710fL0 Q010 C I' T Omplmens H. E. THORP 81 SON of WILSON DRUG STORE REAL ESTATE 85 GRANITE STREET Dixon Square Buiiding Telephone 2783 o 0 Q 0 o Telephone 6-5184 Complimenfs WASHINGTON COUNTY of LUMBER co. TALLY-HO STAGES Lumber and Building Mciferials MR. JOHN MADSEN, Proprief Telephone 4793 Corner Oak ond High Streets Q 0 Q 0 Q Telephone 2562 40K0N0N0'20'06 0vf01276M0N0 01f0'1910f0Pl7'0N0 0'171?f0f'0X0N74727L01'6X 0N02'0W0 02'0f0X0N01' N9f10'H0f X r0acQa5:t05t9 i67 l054Q7C7f-759194995 Compliments of A. VERNO APPLIANCES 37 LEDWARD AVENUE WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND S I WESTERLY DAIRY, INC. WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Phone 5-5650 Quality Dairy Products Particular Milk for Particular People Compliments of ZANFINI THE TAILOR H01-0801201 LINCOLN BUILDING Telephone 4347 0'0't7'0V0K?'0'0'0P0Y-9'0'0f0K70'0f010v0K0v7'-040v40v0'00v0e0a coMPuMENTs OF THE SHOE BOX Sf? it il? 17020 6 020' 0Y0u0x0v 0'0 -0' 105' 0x02 ny' 2016110 0R01 61' 10202101 0x02 6X0'4 0 ' 0102 x?117'0v PATRONS Beach Street Market The Brick House Cap's Snack Bar Dr. and Mrs. P. Edward Capalbo Carroll Cut-Rate R. B. Catlin 81 Son Dr. Dominic Chimento Clark's Market Cosmo's Triangle Market Crompton's Store Crossroads Doc's Service Station Elite Cleaning Works A Friend Ger-Dee's Dr. Seymour I. Gersten 81 Family Dr. 81 Mrs. Paul A. Giuliano W. T. Grant Company Dr. Charles E. Hickox Homestead Dairy The Ideal Press Johnny's Tire Shop Jovere's Jewelry Dorothy and Walter Krebs Leonard's Shoes Levanti's Restaurant Marion's Beauty Salon McLellan Stores Modern Barbershop Mr. 8. Mrs. John Morrone, S Nigrelli's Liquor Store Olean Motor Sales Pat 81 Syl's Garage Peter's Market Alfonso F. Quattromani, Ag Reale's Remor's Market Dr. Thomas Salimeno Sears Roebuck 81 Company Dr. Sl Mrs. Joseph P. Serra Dr. Jerome B. Singer Tasca Motor Sales Town 81 Country Tri-State Finance Trovato Brothers Charles Trumpetto Urso's Hardware Store Natale Louis Urso Natale A. Urso Vacca's Flower Shop Dr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Visgilio, Wayside Beauty Shop Dr. Everett M. Wescott Thomas Wills, Architect Wonder Dress Shop Woodmansee's Gift Shop F. ency Jr. 106 STUDENT DIRECTORY CLASS OF Joan Abby, Wyoming Christina Anderson, Oak Street, Ashaway Nancy Azzinaro, Top Street, Westerly Theresa Barber, Riverview Avenue, Westerly Patricia Boucher, Woodville, Hope Valley Sandra Boumenot, 55 Bellevue Avenue, Westerly Lucy Cerasoli, R.F.D. 3 3, Westerly Frances Ceresa, 14 Hobart Street, Westerly Linda Clark, R.F.D. 32, Westerly Marianna Cook, Shore Road, Westerly Jean Crompton, 4 Vars Lane, Bradford Shirley Davis, East Beach Road, Quonochontaug Barbara DePerry, White Rock Judy DePerry, Babcock Road, Westerly Mabel DeVoe, Kenyon Susan Edmond, Shore Road, Westerly Martha Fiore, 42 Babcock Road, Westerly Joan Fontanella, Hope Valley Ann Gabrielle, 14 North Drive, Westerly Virginia Gentile, Boom Bridge Road, Westerly Clara Gerbitz, Ashaway Joan Gobeille, 39 Grove Avenue, Westerly Sandra Hall, Avondale Nancy Husselbee, R.F.D. 31, Bradford Carlene Kenney, Rockville Ruth Kidder, 136 High Street, Westerly Gail Kinman, 137 Franklin Street, Westerly Phyllis Lawton, 133 Granite Street, Westerly Heather MacDonald, 31 Tower Street, Westerly Marlene McQuaide, Post Road, Westerly Janet Mebert, 32 Main Street, White Rock Judith Morris, Dunn's Corners, Westerly Donna Palardy, Dunn's Corners, Westerly Llyn Palmer, 38 Highland Avenue, Westerly Antoinette Parise, Ann Street, Westerly Sonja Pearson, 22 Main Street, Carolina Nancy Perrin, Main Street, Ashaway Pauline Pratt, West Street, Ashaway Anita Roever, 124 Beach Street, Westerly Jean Romanella, 9 Franklin Street, Westerly Judith Saunders, Post Road, Westerly Barbara Sidebottom, 9 Bowling Lane, Bradford Cynthia Siswick, 2 Narragansett Avenue, Westerly Patricia Sweck, Box 448, Shannock Avis Sylvia, Webster Avenue, Bradford Jean Taylor, Taylor Court, Westerly Patricia Terpening, Box 275, Bradford Kathryn Thompson, Box 170, Ashaway Marie Trudel, 3 Main Street, Bradford Angetta Turano, 50 Franklin Street, Westerly Martha Turrisi, 62 Ward Avenue, Westerly Constance Verno, 37 Ledward Avenue, Westerly Gail Visgilio, 14 Spruce Street, Westerly Elizabeth Wood, Hope Valley' 1 956 James Aiello, 19 Church Street, Bradford Salvatore Augeri, Old Post Road, Westerly Roy Bailey, 12 Knowles Street, Bradford Burns Bamford, 50 Granite Street, Westerly Joseph Barboza, 49 Pierce Street, Westerly LeRoy Bitgood, Carolina Michael Brown, 14M Pleasant Street, Westerly Gerald Buck, Potter Hill David Butler, 161 Beach Street, Westerly Edward Carsten, R.F.D. 31, Bradford John Chimento, 112 Tower Street, Westerly Robert Delicato, 69 Tower Street, Westerly Joseph Dotolo, 1 Pleasant Street, Westerly William Durham, 54 Spring Street, Westerly Robert Federico, 79 Granite Street, Westerly Norman Finizio, 9 Boy Scout Drive, Westerly John Garofalo, 11 Spruce Street, Westerly John Gavitt, 47 School Street, Westerly Louis Gencarella, 238 High Street, Westerly Robert Giordano, 22M Hobart Street, Westerly Gordon Greene, 30 Chestnut Street, Westerly Robert Greig, 127 Granite Street, Westerly Sam Grills, 8 Park Avenue, Westerly Alan Grumbling, Box 155, Alton Richard Guerrette, 68 John Street, Westerly Joseph Guglielmello 73 Summer Street Weste y , , rl John Gulluscio, 80 Pleasant Street, Westerly Eric Hill, Jr., Wood River Jct. Larry Hirsch, 60 Granite Street, Westerly Patrick Husereau, 1 Guarino Avenue, Westerly Henry Jalbert, Box 389, Shannock Kenneth Kozlin, 28 Linden Street, Westerly Frank LaPere, 71 Pleasant Street, Westerly Robert Leibowitz, 52 Summer Street, Westerly Robert MacVicar, 25 Newton Avenue, Westerly Arnold Moorhouse, R.F.D. 33, Westerly Robert Pacheco, R.F.D., Bradford Roy Palmer, Laurel Street, Ashaway Kenneth Parrilla, 57 Summer Street, Westerly Roger Partelo, Maple Avenue, Ashaway Thomas Piascik, Canonchet Robert Pucci, Church Street, Bradford ' Roger Schonning, 57 Cross Street, Westerly Richard Sculco, 31 Chester Avenue, Westerly Robert Stenhouse, 99 East Avenue, Westerly Raymond Thorp, 40 Clark Avenue, Misquamicu John Trombino, R.F.D. 31, Bradford George Turco, 77 East Avenue, Westerly James Vetelino, 6 Brenden Street, Westerly Robert Walker, Post Road, Westerly Robert Waters, Langworthy Road, Westerly James Williamson, 27 Franklin Street, Westerly Henry Yeles, Rockville Joseph Zbyrowski, R.F.D. 33, Westerly C SHERMAN LUMBER COMPANY T37 MAIN STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISILAND Office Telephone 2115 Well, here it is, Seniors, your yearbook! The entire yearbook staff has endeavored to produce for you what we consider the best yet. There were times when we didn't think we'd make it - times of much work and worry - but in the end there was the great satisfaction which comes with a job well done. In closing I wish to thank our advisors, Miss Endicott and Mr. Morenzoni for all the time and effort they put forth in guiding us, the entire yearbook staff, especially Shirley Davis, Business Manager, and Avis Sylvia, Art Editor for their cooperation and workg all those outside the staff who generously volunteered their time and energies, and last, but not least, YOU the class of 1956 for your loyal support, without which this yearbook would have been only a formless dream. Anita Roever Editor of the ' 1956 Nazfzilur 108 3 5 5 fl .1--- 1 .QV .,., W 1 .' Q? l .DLI 5 f -'QE :. 5' ?7f1?'YlQf ,- , M Pg, ' u v , W A E N .,. , Q E rl ! 3 5 E 3 3 . 'V' 5. 'iZ.,U,Mfi--A..1i 13.Y'W!N' QWEIWIM .Ji ll! f if w H1 ' JM, or . -1 W 3 ,. 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