Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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'w . -s Q s mn is f iw N Rfk X v 'hz- . , .,., Mui-1 , QM i f7'The tide rises, the tide falls, :Aff ' The twilight darkens, the curlew callsg Along the sea sands damp and brown The traveler hastens toward the town, And the tide rises, the tide falls. - Henry Wadsworth 1 N K I ,- r i n A VL' 'f 'gg' we 13133 iq.: '2 -Tir , uh' ' w 1 1 The Driftwood 195 8 Westerly High School Westerly, Rhode Island Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophs Honors Undercurrent Activities Riptides Sports ur Senior Activities Salt of the Sea Advertisements Zin Memoriam IRVING MELBOURNE DEDICATION To the three people who have been our beacons, our guiding lights, through our years at Westerly High School, we, the class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook, the DRIFTWOOD, as an expression of appreciation for their never-failing kind- ness and help. We hope that the DRIFTWOOD may, in some measure, show the gratitude and admiration we hold for: MISS HELENA DUNN MR. DONALD LOVE MISS JOSEPHINE GERNSHEIMER IN APPRECIATICN MRS. ADA STEDMAN The Class of '58 wishes to extend a most grateful and heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Stedman for her able assistance and untiring efforts in helping us prepare our yearbook. Her faith- ful attendance at every meeting was invaluable, in that we always had someone to look to for guidance and encourage- ment. Whenever we were depressed and felt that we were making no progress, Mrs. Stedman always oEered a friendly word of assurance. Words alone cannot suffice to express our gratitude. Years from now, however, upon thumbing through the pages of this yearbook, we shall see Mrs. Stedman's picture, and recall her inspiring words and smiling face. MR. LAWRENCE MCGUIRE Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S ADDRESS SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE In your high school years you have had the opportunity to gain the knowledge and wisdom necessary for a successful beginning in your adult life. Each of you has received equally the best of the experience of teachers skilled in imparting to youth the learnings necessary to success. The degree to which you accepted them and, particularly, the degree to which you will use them, will determine your success in the future. It is my fondest hope that each of you will use to the fullest extent the wisdom which can come from the knowledge you have received in your high school years, and that, as a result, each of you will know only happiness and success in the years to come. Some of you will probably remember that when you young men and women entered high school three years ago I went over with you the benefits that you could expect to derive from your three years of high school training. Now that your days in high school are drawing to a close, I think it might be wise for you to take an inventory by asking yourself if you did get out of your stay here all that you expected to get. Ask yourselves the following questions: 1. Did I look for the best in my teachers and classmates? 2. Did I look for the best in the program and rules? 3. Did I do my utmost to develop my talents and abilities? 4. Did I learn to get along with other people? 5. Am I a better citizen of my community as a result? If you can answer yes to all of these questions, then I believe that you are just finishing three of the most profitable years in your life, and that you may expect many more and even better ones in the future. If your answer is no to any one of these questions, then remember that it is never too late to improve yourselves. The sooner you get started, the better. Good luck and best wishes to each of you. MR. HOLLICE STEVENS Principal WHITE C!-XP MR. EDWARD T. MR. ROBERT MUDGB MISS DAGMAR E. ALM MISS BARBARA BARUZZI MORENZONI Vice Principal, Physiology, Commercial Subjects History, French Administrative Assistant to Baseball Coach the Superintendent MR. ALESSANDRO MR. LEON COMTOIS MR. STANLEY CORNISH MISS MARY S. ENDICOTI' CARBONE Shop Biology, Physics Commercial Subjects English, Italian Drivers' Training l l MR. ANTONIO ESPOSITO MR. JAMES EEDERICO Mechanical Drawing Physical Education MRS. J. H. GAUDET MISS MARY GIORNO MR. ROBINSON HINDLE MISS FAB HOPE Librarian English, Commercial Subjects Physical Sciences, Chemistry Home Economics MISS HILDA HOUSTON MRS. JOSEPHINE MISS E. GERTRUDE MR. BENJAMIN MILLER English ITALIANO KINGSLEY Biology Mathematics English MRS. KATHRYNE MOORE MR. CYRUS MORGAN French, Guidance Mathematics, Physics, Guidance MR. LINUS O'ROURKE MR. THOMAS P. PACKARD MR. EUGENE E. PAQUIN MR. ALEXANDER History Mathematics Instrumental Music PATERSON Commercial Subjects MRS. VERA ROBINSON MISS LILLIAN RUISI MRS. JACQUELINE SCOTT MR. JOEL SHERMAN English, History, Biology Italian Mathematics, History Agriculture, Biology MR. JAMES SMITH MR. JOHN B. STELLITANO MR. JOSEPH TERRANOVA History, Economics Mathematics, History, Latin, Italian Football and Basketball Coach MR. RUSSELL WALDO MISS B. VERNE WALKER MISS IRENE C. WARNER MR. ALFRED WOOD Biology, Physics Physical Education Art Choral Music JA JOHN RICHARD TARRANT Clary President He'll fear not what men say. 4 Student Council, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Clubg 4 Class President, 4 Senior Playg 2, 5, 4 Prom Committeesg 2, 3, 4 Basketball Squadg 5 Senior Reception Committee, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Squad. Fellow Classmates, Teachers, Parents, and Friends: Realizing the true meaning of our Commencement activities, we turn back to recall the three years we have enjoyed so much here at Westerly High School. Regretfully we do this. It puts behind us the joy and excitement of our high school career, and makes us realize with startling clarity the necessity of hard work in the future. Armed with our diplomas, we shall take our places in society. Some of us will go on to future learning, others to their intended careers, but whatever our lot in life, we shall endeavor to assume our responsibilities with hope and courage. The road before us is not easy. It is a long, hard, and rough way. There will be much less play from now ong so we must End recreation in our work. Once this aim is accomplished, success is assured. Ever mindful of the privilege that has been ours to receive such a fine high school education, we gratefully thank those people whose combined efforts made our gradua- tion possible - the taxpayers of Westerly, who contributed the basic means for the preparation for our future life. We express deep gratitude to the teachers, whose instruction and guidance have delivered us safely to the threshold of society. To our principal, Mr. Stevens, and to our class advisors, Miss Gernsheimer, Miss Dunn, and Mr. Love, we give heart-felt thanks for a job well done. It was through their untiring efforts that we successfully weathered the perils and hazards of high school. We shall never forget them. Our three wonderful years at Westerly High School are nearing completion. Each one of us will go on his separate way. Whatever your undertaking in life, may I wish every member of the class of 1958 the best of luck in the years to come. May your lives be filled with success and happiness, and May God Bless and Keep You until we meet again. JOHN R. TARRANT President, Class of 1958 RONALD LEE STENHOUSE Clan Vice-Prerident Honors come by diligence, riches spring from economy. 2, 3 Student Council, 4 Basketball CCo-Cap'tJ, 4 Class Vice President, 3 Honor Roll, 3 Prom Committees, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Squad, 4 Year- book Staff, 2, 3 Army-Navy Coach, 3 Co-Chair- man Senior Reception, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Squad, 4 R. I. Honor Society. W L sk . uf.:'1fa1'. .f V 2 ROBERT MARTIN COHEN Clan Treasurer His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. 2 Band, 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 2 State Festi- vals, 2 Concerts, 4 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 2 Exchange Talent Show, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 2 Bas- ketball Squad, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 Baseball Squad, 4 R. I. Honor Society. ANDREA GILMOUR JACOBSON Clair Secretary Of a good beginning cometh a good end. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3 Intramurals, 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 3 Concerts, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary, 3 Frolics, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 3, 4 Cheering Squad, 4 Yearbook Staff, Chemistry Team, 2, 3 Applied Music, 3 Prize Speaking, 4 D. A. R. Award, 4 National Honor Society, 4 R. I. Honor Society, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award. BRUCE ARIGO REMOR Clan Marrbull The better part of valour is discretion. 4 Student Council, 3 Display Committee QThanksgivingJ, 2 Glee Club, 4 Class Marshal , 4 Senior Play, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 4 Year- book Staff, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 R. I. Honor Society. 13 JOHN JOSEPH ADAMO Hold the fort! I am coming. 2, 3, 4 Intramuralsg 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 2 Football Squadg 4 Cafeteria Crew. JUDITH ANN ALGIERI The silence often of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails. WILLIAM ERNEST ADAMS Worldly in this world, I take and like its way of life. 2, 3 Intramurals, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Cafeteria Crew. JAMES LYLE AINSWORTH And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. 2, 4 Intramuralsg 4 Cafeteria Crew. ROBERT JERRY ALESSIO The world is a comedy to those who think. 4 Senior Play, 3, 4 Prom Com- mitteesg 2, 3, 4 Business Staff PATRICIA FRANCES ALMEIDA Manner, not gold, is a woman's best adornmentf' HUP. -g-qv , I JACQUELINE ANN ALTIMARI Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. 3, 45 Barker Staffg 3 Glee Clubg 3, 4 Usheretteg 2, 3, 4 Business Staffg 4 Prom Committees, 3, 4 School Office. 2 Intramuralsg 4 Choir, 2, 4 Glee Clubg 2 Usheretteg 4 Oper- ettag 2 Ticket seller, 4 Belle- tones. 2, 3 Glee Clubg 2, 3, 4 Busi- ness Staffg 2, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees 2, 3, 4 Ticket sellerg 2, 3 Cafeteria crewg 3 Senior Re- ception Committeeg 3 Banner carrierg School Office. JEAN LAKEY ARMSTRONG Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. 2 Intramura'sg 2 Glee Clubg 4 JANE ELIZABETH ARNOLD Fair words never hurt the tongue. 2 Bandg 2 Student Councilg 2 Inrramuralsg 2 State Festivalsg 4 Senior Play, 4 Honor Rollg 4 Prom Commirteeg 2 All State Bandg 3 Senior Reception Com- mitteeg 4 R. I. Honor Society. JEAN JOYCE ARNOLD Earth fills her lap with pleasures of her own. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramuralsg 3 State Festivalsg 3 Choir 3 Glee Club, 3 Con- certsg 3 Frolicsg 4 Senior Playg 4 Prom Committeeg 3 Junior Sextetg 3 Senior Reception Com- mittee. JOSEPH ARRUDA A very gentle beast and a good conscience. 4 Intramuralsg 2, 3, 4 Baseball Squad. JOSEPH SALVATORE AUGERI My wit is thine. 2, 3 Intramurals, 4 Senior Play 4 Prom Committeesg 2 Basket: ball Squadg 4 R. I. Honor So- ciety. JAMES PAUL AZZINARO For man is man, and master of his fate. 2 Intramuralsg 3 Display Com- mitteeg 2 Martha C. Babcock Essayg 2, 3 Football Squadg 4 I Speak for Democracyg 2 Credit Union Essayg 4 Football Man- ager. DUANE DOUGLAS BARBER A safe companion and an easy friend. 2, 3 Intramurals, 2, 4 Football Squad. all I--f' BARBARA CHASE ROBERT RALPH BLINN Bn-GOOD An once of wit is worth Your thin fingers, and your fait, soft, indefinite-coloured hair . . 2, 3, 4 Band, 2 Display Com- mittee, 2, 3, 4 State Festivals, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 2 Usherette, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. School Science Fair, 4 Band Ofhcer, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 4 Prom Queen's Court, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Concert. a pound of sorrow. WILLIAM JOHN BRENNAN His faults be gently on him. 3 Intramurals, 3 Display Com- mittee, 2, 4 Choir, 2, 4 Glee Club, Senior Play, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2, 3 Football Squad, 3 Cafeteria Crew. SANDRA JEAN BRIDGE A friendly heart that has plenty of friends. 2 Band, 3 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2 State Festi- vals, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Cap't. Army-Navy Cheerleader, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Usherette, 4 Sen- ior Play, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Co-Chairman Sadie Hawkins Dance, 2, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3, 4 Prom Queen's Court, 2 Court- Sophomore Hop, 3 Senior Re- ception Committee, 4 Properties MARY ANN BRUNO Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Usherette, 3, 4 School Ofiice. EVELYN GLENNA BUCK A gentle soul, to human race a friend. 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 3 Con- certs, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 4 R. I. Honor Society. Committee. .ffl a ., JEAN MARION BURDICK I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 4 Prom Com- mittee, 4 Usherette, 4 R. I. Honor Society. JOHN LOUIS CAPALBO MAUREEN COLETTE CAREY GRACE ROSE CATALANO JAMES JOSEPH CELICO Life is what we make it . . . The quiet mind is richer Happiness is at once the best, To be young is the 2 Intramurals. 2 Basketball than a crown. the noblest and the best gift of life. Squadg 3 Baseball Squad. 2, 3, 4 Glee Clubg 4 Usherette. P1faSan'eSt0ffh'ngS- 2, 3, 4 Intramuralsg 4 Prom 4 Choirg 3, 4 Glee Clubg 3 Committeeg 4 Cafeteria Crew grom Committeeg 4 School Of- ce. RAY ADDISON CHESTER CARMELA MARGARET Talks as familiarly of CHIARADIO roaring lions as maids And when she went, we felt of thirteen do of puppy-dogs. as if a portion of the sunlight 3 Prom Committee. had departed with her. 2, 3, 4 Barker Stalfg 2 Intra- muralsg 3 Choirg 3 Glee Clubg 5 Concertsg 4 Senior Playg 2 Martha C. Babcock Essayg 4 School Office. FRANK JOSEPH CHIMENTO There's fun in everything we meet - the greatest, worst and best. 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 3 Base- ballg 4 Football. JAMES THOMAS CLANCY The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. 3 Intramurals, 3 Display Com- mittee, 3 Class Treasurer, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Prom Commit- tees, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Squad, 2 Senior Reception Committee. NANCYLEE CLARKE Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 3, 4 Usherette, 3 Honor Roll, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 R. I. School Science Fair, 3, 4 Band Officers, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 4 Exchange Concert. ROSEMARIE ANTOINETTE COFONE Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. 2 Army-Navy Cheerleader, 4 School Office, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff 2, 3, 4 Business Stalf. SALLY LEE CONOVER Early, bright, transient, chaste as morning dew. She sparkled, was exhaled and went to heaven. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3 Intra- murals, 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 National Honor Society, 4 Prom Queen's Sourt, 4 R. I. Honor Society 1 DALE PATRICIA CONTI Beauty is in yourself. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Prom Commit- tees, 4 Merit Scholarship'Tests, 4 R. I. Honor Society. JACQUELINE ANN coN'ro How goodness heightens beauty. 4 Barker Staff, 2, Intramurals, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 School Office. ROBERT JOSEPH CORNELL Those thousand decencies that daily flow from all his words and actions. 2, 3 Band, 2, 3 Intramurals, 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3 Concerts, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3 Exchange Talent Show, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 4 R. I. Honor Society. MARIA POMPEA COVELLO CAROLYN JEAN 3, 4 Usheretteg 4 Prom Commit- tees. Patience is a virtue. COZZOLINO It is easier not to speak a word ar all than to speak more words than we should. 4 Barker Staffg 2, 3 Intramuralsg 2, 3, 4 Glee Clubg 4 Senior Playg 4 Business Staffg 2, 4 Prom Com- mitteesg 4 School Office. PHYLLIS ANN COZZOLINO A great heart is a good sailor, as a great mind is. 4 Barker Staffg 2, 3 Intramuralsg 3 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Business Staffg 4 Prom Committeeg 3 Senior Reception Committeeg 4 School Office. DAVID EUGENE CRANDALL A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. KENEIISZHDIRELMAR LORRAINE ESTELLE MARY HAZEL CRANDAU. N L CRANDALI' There is nothing more noble T0 fake thing? 35 Yhel' EC- A blithe heart makes than truth. That S my Philosophy' 3 blooming visagej' 2 Intramurals' 4 Cafeteria Crew 2, 3 Band, 2 Intramuralsg 2, 3 State Festivalsg 3 Concerts, 3 Ushererteg 3 Frolicsg 3, 4 Prom Committeesg 3 Band Oflicerg 2, 3 Exchange Concert, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band. 'I9 CONSTANCE ANTONIA CUGINI As merry as the day is long. 3, 4 Barker Staffg 2, 3 Intra- muralsg 3 Glee Clubg 3, 4 Busi- ness Staflg 2 Honor Rollg 2, 3, 4 Prom Committeesg 4 School Ofiiceg 4 R. I. Honor Society. JOHN WILLIAM CURRY GLORIA MARIE CURZIO BERNARD EUGENE DAVIS Promise is most giving when I just think that dreams are A mind full of knowledge least is said. best, just 'to sit and fancy is a mind that never fails. 4 R. I. Honor Society. things ' ' ' 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 3 Chem 4 R .I. Honor Societyg 3 Frolicsg istry Teamg 4 Merit Scholarship 3 Prize Speaking. 3 R. I. School Science Fair. RICHARD GALLUP DAWLEY Mine honour is my lifeg both grow in one. Take honour from me and my life is done. 2, 3, 4 Honor Rollg 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 4 Yearbook Staff 20 ANITA TONI DeBARTOLO The fabric of my faithful love no power shall dim or ravel . . 2, 3, 4 Inrramuralsg 3 Glee Clubg 2, 3, 4 Army-Navy Teamg 2, 3, 4 Prom Committeeg 3 Sen- ior Reception. BETTE ANN DeBARTOLO This is the thing that I was born to do. 2 Intramuralsg 3 Glee Clubg 2 Usheretteg 2 Frolicsg 2 Court- Sophomore Hopg 2 Belletonesg 4 School Oflice. JOHN JOSEPH DeBARTOLO And choose him as you choose a friend. 2 Band, 2 State Festivals, 2 Con- certs, 2, 3 Football Squad, 4 Football Manager, 2 Exchange Concert. DAVID JOSEPH DeFANTI I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more, is none. 4 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play 2, 3 Honor Roll, Prom Commit tees, 2 Football Squad, 2 Bas ketball Squad, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 Basketball Manager, 4 R. I. Honor Society. CYNTHIA ANN DeLUCA Catch, ere she change, the Cynthia of the minute. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 2, 4 State Festivals, 2, 4 Choir, 2, 4 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Team, 2, 4 Con- certs, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 2, 4 Ex- change Talent Show, 2, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 2, 4 Operettag 3 Prize Speaking, 4 National Honor Society, 3 Senior Recep- tion Committee, 2, 4 Exchange Concert, 2, 4 Belletones, 4 All State Chorus, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Properties Committee. PATRICIA MARY DeSANT IS Kindness is the greatest virtue. 4 Business Staff, 3 Prom Com mittee, 4 School Orhce. PHYLLIS MARIE DEVOE Fun is good, truth is better, and love is best of all. 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4, 3 Display Committee, 3 Frol- ics, 4 Prom Committee 3 Ticket Seller, 3 Senior Reception Com- mittee - Co-Chairman. GRACE MARIE DiGANGE Make haste to live, and consider each day a life. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, Intramurals 4 Senior Play, 2, 3 Martha cf Babcock Essay, 3, 4 Prom Com mittee. K 5' ll W . , ,,., ., ,. 1 N . nw. JACQUELINE MARIE DIPOLLINO True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun. 2 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor So- ciety. CHESTER VINCENT DOBROWSKI, JR. Music in my heart I have. 2, 3, 4 Band, 3 Intramurals, 2, 3, 4 State Festivals, 2, 3, 4 Con- certs, 2, 3 Ftolics, 2 Senior Play, 2 Solo and Ensemble Festival, 4 Band Officers, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Concert. DAVID WOOD DOUGLAS Mind moves matter. 2, 3 Intramurals, 3, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Senior Reception Committee. JUDITH MAY EDMOND There was a star danced, and under that star was I born. 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Team, 2 Army-Navy Cheer- leader, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 3, 4 Cheering Squad, 2, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 Cheerleader CCaptainJ, 2, 3, 4 Applied Music, 3 Court- Sweetheart Sing, 3 Senior Re- ception Committee, 4 R. I. JOSEPH RICHARD FALCONE They that stand high have many blasts to shake them. 3, 4 Intramurals, 3, 4 Prom Committees. Honor Society. JOHN VINCENT FEDERICO Bright is the wreath of his fame. 2, 3 Band, 2, 3, 4 Student Coun- cil, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 4 Edi- tor, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 3 Dis- play Committee QThanksgiv- ingj, 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Class President, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 2, 3 Prom Com- mittees, 4 Yearbook Staff, 3 Chemistry Team, 3 All State Band, 3 Band Oliicers, 4 Na- tional Honor Society, 4 R. I. Honor Society, Merit Scholar- ship Tests. JOSEPH JOHN FERACO Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 3 Honor Roll, 4 Prom Committee, 2 Basketball Squad, 4 R. I. Honor Society. ALEXANDRA GORDON FERGUSON Peace is happiness digesting. 4 Barker Staff, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Usherette, 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3 Exchange Talent Show, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2, 3 Twirl- ers, 3 Ticket Seller, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 2, 3 Ex- change Concert, 4 School Oflice, 2 State Festivals, 2, 3 All State Band. NANCY ANN GABRIELLE SANDRA JEAN FAITH CECEILE GARDINER If she was tall? Like a king's own daughter. If she was fair? Like a mornin' o' May. GALLAGHER Good order is the foundation of all good things. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intra- murals, 3 Usherette, 3 Frolics Business Staff, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 4 Salutatorian, 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor So- ciety, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 4 Yearbook Staff, 2, 3 Ticket Seller, 4 National Honor So- ciety, 3 Dante Prize. My heart is warm with the friends I make. 4 Barker Staff, 2 Glee Club, 3 Frolics Business Staff, 3, 4 Busi- ness Staff, 3, 4 Ticket Seller, 3, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 4 School Of- fice, 4 R. I. Honor Society. BARBARA CLARE GAUDET I am health, I am heart, I am life. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2 State Festivals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3 Army-Navy Team, 2 Con- certs, 2, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Junior Sextet, 4 Yearbook Staff, Solo and En- semble Festival, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 4 Prom Court, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 R. I. Honor Society. DAVID LAWRENCE GAUDREAU A mind content, a conscience clear. 3, 4 Intramurals, 4 Prom Com- mittee, 4 R. I. Honor Society. DAVID EVERETT GAVITT Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. 3, 4 Intramurals, 4 Stage Crew. ELEANOR GRACE GENTILE Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. 2 Intramurals, 3, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Operetta, 3, 4 Belletones. ROGER LEE GIBSON l have laid aside business, and gone a-fishing. 4 Honor Roll. SANDRA LEE GIORNO The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 3 Display Committee fThanksgivingD, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club, 3 Concerts, 2 Ush- erette, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Operetta, 2, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 2 Ex- change Concert. PATRICK DOMINIC DALE ELAINE GREENE GORSKOSKI Happy am I: from care A man of courage is also I'm free! Why aren't they all full of faith. contented like me? 2 Band Banner Carrier, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 Ticket Seller, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3 School Office. ! SANDRA LEE GREENE It is a comely fashion to be glad, Joy is the grace we say to God. 4 Barker Staff, 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 3 Belletones, 4 R. I. Honor Society. CAROL ANN GRIFFITHS The great aim of culture is the setting-of ourselves to ascertain what perfection is and to make it prevail. 4 R. I. Honor Society, 3, 4 Band, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 3 Martha C. Bab- cock Essay, 4 State Festival, 3, 4 Exchange Concerts, 4 Merit Scholarship, 3 National Honor Society, 4 Prom Committee. JEAN MARIE HABEREK In her experience all her friends replied 'Heaven was her help, and Nature was her guide! 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intra- murals, 2, 3, 4 State Festivals, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2 Army-Navy Cheerleader, 3 Concerts, 3 Ush- erette, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 4 Prom Committees, 2 ,3, 4 Twirler, 2 Court-Sopho- more Hop, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Concert, 4 School Oflice. MARY LOUISE LARRY LEON HAYDEN HARGRAVES What should a man do Studious of ease.and fond of but be merry? humble 'hmgs' 2, 3, 4 Intramuralsg 4 Business Honor Rollg 2, 3, 4 Martha Staff. Babcock Essayg 2, 3, 4 Rhode ,land School Science Fair. ROBERT DEAN HENDERSON No lion can him fright . . .! 3 Football Squadg 4 Football CCoCapr.Jg 2, 3, 4 Basketball Squad. ZAUNDRA LEE HEROLD The sweetest garland ro the sweetest maid. 2 Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Clubg 4 Prom Committees. NATALIE ANN HILL My prime of youth is but a frost of cares. 2, 3 Bandg 2, 3 Intramuralsg 4 Glee Clubg 3, 4 Concertsg 4 Senior Playg 3 Honor Rollg 4 Prom Committeesg 2, 3 Ex- change Concertg 4 Belletones. JUDITH ANN HOFFMAN Fortunes come tumblinv into some people's lap. RONALD HENRY HUSSELBEE If a man be gracious and 4 Barker Stalfg 2, 3 Intramuralsg 4 Glee Clubg 3 Frolicsg 3 Martha C. Babcock Essayg 3, 4 Prom Committeesg 4 Properties Com- mittee. courteous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world. 2, 3, 4 Intramuralsg 3 4 Prom Committees. ROBERTA IRVINE Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. 2 Intramurals, 4 Glee Club, 4 Exchange Concert, 2, 3, 4 Make Up Team. BRENDA JEAN ITCHKAWICI-I A woman's strength is most potent when robed in gentlenessf' 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 Army-Navy Team, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Year- book Staffg 2, 3, 4 Make Up Team, 4 R. I. Honor Society. WILLIAM EDWARD JAMES WILLIAM DAVID JOHNS I meant to have but modest Silence and solitude - needs, such as content and the soul's best friends. heaven. 3 Baseball. DOLORES ETHEI. JOHNSON Her hair shall be of what colour it please God. 2, 3 Student Council, 2, 3 In- tramurals, 3, 4 Usherette, 2 Hoonr Roll, 4 Prom Queen, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Prom Queen's Court, 2 Court Sweet- heart Swing, 2 Court Sopho- more Hop, 4 R. I. Honor So- ciery. LINDA LUCILLE KELLY Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high, can keep my own away from me. 2 Intramurals, 3, 4 Glee Club' 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Prom Commit: tees, 4 Cheering Squad, 3 Sen- ior Receprion Committee, 4 Usherette. , . BOBETTE ANNE LePERE The smiles that win, the tints that glow, but tell of days in goodness spent. 2, 3 Intramurals, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Operetta, 3 Junior Sextet, 3 Band Banner Carrier. JANE KING LENII-IAN JOHN ERIC LEPIKKO MARY ELISABETH LEWIS FRANCES ANN 'She is fair as the rose of May. He makes no friends who Silence is golden. LONGOLUCCO ! Intramurals, 3, 4 Glee Club, B Usherezzeg 4 Prom Commit- eesg 3 Senior Reception Com- nitteg 4 R. I. Honor Society. never madeafoef' 4 Glee Clubs 4 Prom C9mmit- She isJ2?Pgg13ie:z1ra:efounrain teeg 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 4 8 Court-Sweetheart Swing. 2 Intramuralsg 3 Glee Club, 2, 3 Prom Committeesg 4 School Office. ...J JUDITH MARIE LYNCH JAMES MICHAEL Elegant as simplicity and MAGEAU warm as ecstacyf' I had a daily bliss. 2, 4 Choir, 3 Frolics, 3 Prom 2, 3 Band, 2, 3 Intramurals. Committeeg 3 Junior Sextet 3, 4 Glee Club. ERIC MAGNUSSON A liberty to that only which is good. 2, 5, 4 Football Squad, 2, 3 Prom Committee. 27 ELAINE AGNES MATTERO If to her share some female errors fall, look on her face, and you'll forget them all. 2, 3 Intramurals, 4 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3 Prom Committees, 2, 4 Operetta. JEAN ELIZABETH MAYHEW She doeth little kindnesses, which most leave undone. 3 Prom Committee, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 2 Intramurals, 3 Frolics. THOMAS ALEXANDER MIRIAM JOSEPHINE MILLS MCCALL She loves tranquil solitude It is the nature of all greatness and such society as is quiet, not to be exact. wise, and good. 4 R. I. Honor Society. 3 Glee Club. MARIE ANN MORANTO With women the heart argues, not the mind. 2 Intramurals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Usherette, 3 Frolics, 2, 3 Ex- change Talent Show, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Junior Sex- ICI, 2, 3, 4 Twirler, 2, 3 Solo and Ensemble Festival, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 2, 3 Ex- change Concert. MARGARET SUSAN MORENZONI I have a heart with room for every joy. 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intramurals, 3 Display Committee QThanks- givingj : 2, 4 Glee Club, 2 Con- certs, 2, 3, 4 Usherette, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 3, 4 Ticket Seller, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 School Office. WENDY PRICE MORGAN Fearless minds climb soonest unto crowns. 4 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3 Intramurals, 3 Glee Club, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 4 Prom Commit- tees, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 3, 4 Cheering Squad, 4 Year- book Staff, 3 Chemistry Team, 3 Prize Speaking, 4 National Honor Society, 3 Senior Recep- tion Committee, 4 R. I. Honor Society. GLORIA JEAN MORRONE A modest woman, dressed out in all her finery, is the most tremendous obiect of the whole creation. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 3 Display Committee CThanksgivingJ, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 4 Usherette, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 Operetta, 4 R. I. Honor Society. PATRICIA ANN MORRONE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 3 Display Committee QThanksgivingJ, 3 State Festi- vals, 3 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Cheerleader, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Usherette, 2, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 3 Junior Sextet, I Speak for Democracy Contest, 2, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 Operetta. CAROLYN MARTHA MOSENA Plain without pomp, and rich without a show. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 3 Display Committee QThanksgivingJ, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 4 Yearbook Staff, 3 Prize Speaking, 3, 4 Ticket Seller, 3 Senior Reception Com- mittee, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Properties Committee. JANE MARIE MULLER Let nothing disturb thee, nothing fright thee, All things are passing. 2, 3 Intramurals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Cheerleader, 2, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 3 junior Sextet, 3 Sen- ior Reception Committee. JOHN JOSEPH MURANO He has excelled in what we prize, and is a hero in our eyes. 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 2 Frolics 2, 3, 4 Football Squad, 2 Bas ketball Manager, 2, 3, 4 Cafe- teria Crew, 2 Baseball Squad. AUDREY GALE MURPHY I like them best who best like me. 4 R. I. Honor Society. JUDITH ANN MURRAY Many things difiicult to decide are easy to perform. 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Junior Sextet, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 Usherette. AUDREY GAIL NAPPER MARGUERITE CATHERINE HARRIET ANN OLIVER BRENDA JEAN ORNBERG at A little rule, a little sway, a sunbeam in a winrer's day. 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 Army-Navy Team, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 4 Usherette, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Talent Showi 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band, 2 Band Officers, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 Exchange Con- cert, 4 School Ofiice, 4 R. I. Honor Society. NARDONE A face with gladness overspread: Soft smiles by human kindness bred. 3, 4 Student Council, 4 Presi- dent, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Usherette, 3 Frol- ics, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 2, 4 Prom Commit- tees, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, 3 Prom Queen's Court, 2 Court Sweetheart Swing, 3 Senior Re- ception Committee, 4 Operetta, 4 R. I. Honor Society, Proper- ties Committee. To choose time is to save time. 2 Intramurals, 4 School Ofhce. n Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3, 4 Choir, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Exchange Con- cert, 2, 3, 4 Belletones, 2, 3, 4 Operetta, 4 Senior Sextet. JUDITH LAVINIA ORNBERG Ambition has no rest. 4 Barker -Staff, 3 Display Com- mittee fThanksgivingJ, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 R. I. Honor Society. ROBERT RAY ORNBERG Modesty becomes a young man. 2, 3, 4 Band, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 2, 4 Prom Committees 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew, 2, 3 Projection Crew, 2, 4 Band Ofhcers, 4 Exchange Concert. JAMES EVERETT OVEREND Be true to your word and your work and your friend. 2, 3 Intramurals, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 2, 3 Football Squad, 4 Cafeteria Crew. JOSEPH FRANK PARISE I know a trick worth two of that. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 3 Display Committee 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 2 Class Treasurer, 3 Frol- ics, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Basketball Squad, 4 Yearbook Staff, 4 R. I. Honor Society. KIRK THOMSON PAT'I'ON RALPH PATSY PERRI ROBERT ALLAN PERRIN I have a soul like Great Hoods have flown To eat, and to drink an ample shield. from simple sources. and to be 4merry.' 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 Honor 4 Football CCo-Capt.J 2 3 4 Roll, 3, 4 Prom Committees. Football Squad, 3, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 2 Baseball Squad MARGARET SARAH PIEZZO Experiment to me is every one l meet. 2, 3, 4 Barker StaE, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Sophos more Hop Committee, 2, 3, 4 Ticket Seller, 2, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3 Senior Reception Com- mittee, 4 School Oflice. SANDRA JOAN RICHARD PAUL POWERS PONICHTERA It is better to wear out than So prime, so swell, so nutty, so knowing. 2 Band, 2 Intramurals, 2 Ex- change Concert. to rust out. i ANNETTE MARIE PUCCI Thou hast the patience and the faith of Saints. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 3, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 junior Sextet, 2, 3, 4 Make Up Team, 4 R. I. Honor Society. JOSEPH FRANK FRANK FELIX GAIL ESTELLE REESE QUARATELLA QUATTROMANI Eyes too expresive to be blue None but himself could be Self conquest is the greatest ' too lovely to be gray. his parallel. of all victories. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 State Festivals, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3 jun- ior Sextet, 3 Senior Reception Committee. DOROTHY ANN REGESTER Conduct is three-fourths of our life and its largest concern. 2 Intramurals, 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 4 School Office. CHARLOTTE ANN RICHARDSON High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. 2, 3, 4 Band, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3, 4 State Festivals, 3 Army-Navy Cheer- leader, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 4 Sen- ior Play, 2, 3 Honor Roll, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 3 Prize Speaking, 3 Prom Queen's Court, 3 Senior Recep- tion Committee, 4 Exchange Concert, . 3 Thanksgiving Day Proclamation. I MARILYN RUTH ROBICHAUD She moves like a goddess, and she looks like a queen. 2 Student Council, 3. 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intramurals, 3 Army- Navy Cheerleader, 2 Usherette, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 2 Court Sopho- more Hop, 2, 3, 4 Make Up Team. SANDRA MARION RUSSELL She walks in beauty, like the night. 3, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 State estivals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee ub, 2, 3 Concerts, 3 Frolics, 4 Prom Committees, 3 Jun- r Sextet, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, Prom Queen's Court, 3 Senior :ception Committee. MAUREEN ELIZABETH RUSSO Her worst is something better than any other person's best. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Team, 3, 4 Concerts, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 4 Valedictorian, 3 Prom Queen, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, R. I. Honor Society, 4 Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 4 Yearbook Staff, 3 Chemistry Team, 4 National Honor Society, 4 Prom Queen's Court, Court Sophomore Hop, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 3 Belletones, 3 Calabrese Society Award. MARGARET RITA SALIMENO To fill an hour - that is happiness. 4 School Oflice, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3 Glee Club, 3 School Seal Committee, 3 Usherette. ALICE JEAN SALISBURY To see her is a picture, to hear her is a tune, to know her an intemperance as innocent as june. 2, 3 Intramurals, 2, 3 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club, 3 Army-Navy Cheerleader, 3 Concerts, 2, 3 Frolics, 2, 4 Prom Committees, 3 junior Sextet, 3 Senior Re- ception Committee. GLORIA JEAN SCOTT The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 3 Frolics, 4 Senior Play, 3 Honor Roll, 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor So- ciety, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 2, 3, 4 Applied Music, 2 Na- tional Essay Association Certifi- cate of Acceptance. JOSEPH EUGENE SERVIDIO The reason firm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, strength and skill. 2 Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals, 4 Football fCoCaptJ, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 2, 3 Frol- ics, 4 Senior Play, 3 Prom Com- mittees, 2, 3, 4 Football Squad, 2 Basketball Squad, 2 Cafeteria Crew, 3, 4 Baseball Squad. l ELAINE MARY sr-na1utoN A low-voiced woman is as a pearl without price. 3, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Frolics, 4 Operetta, 3 Prom Committees, 2 Ticket Seller. HAROLD DENISON SISSON RICHARD TAYLOR SISSON LOUISE ANNE STAPLIN ROBERT NORTHRUP A wise man will make more opportunities than he find. 2, 4 Intramurals, 4 Senior Play, 3 Honor Roll, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Yearbook Staff. Come, give us a taste of your quality. 2, 3, 4 Band, 4 Intramurals, 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3, 4 Con- certs, 4 Prom Committees, 3 All State Band, 4 Drum Major, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Concert. I shall go softly all my years. 4 Business Staff, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 4 School Office, 3 Sen- ior Reception Committee, 3, 4 Cafeteria Crew, 4 Ticket Seller. STONE He hath a heart as sound as a bell. 3, 4 Intramurals, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Baseball. DIANE LEE TASCA Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3 Intra- murals, 3 Glee Club, 3 Usher- ette, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 2, 3 Prom Committees, 4 Merit Scholarship Tests, 3 Senior Re- ception Committee, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Properties Committee. MARCIA ROSE THOMPSON She is the mirror of all courtesy. 2, 3, 4 Band, 2 Intramurals, 2, 3 State Festivals, 2, 3 Concerts, 2 Honor Roll, 2, 3 Exchange Talent Show, 2, 3 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 3 Prom Com- mittees, 4 Merit Scholarship Festival, 4 R. I. Honor Society. JANICE ELAINE TREBISACCI She is a fountain of honor. 3 Band, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 3 State Festivals, 3 Concerts, 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Prom Com- mittees, 4 R. I. Honor Society. BARBARA PATRICIA ROSEALBA MARIE JOANN CARMELA TURRISI GAIL PATRICIA URSO TROMBINO A tender heart, a will inflexible. 3 Student Councilg 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intramurals, 3 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, Z, 4 Honor Rollg 3, 4 Prom Committeesg 4 School Oiliceg 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Usherette. MADELINE ANN VAILLANCOURT Business firstg pleasure afterwards. TURANO A good heart's worth gold. 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2 Army-Navy Cheerleaderg 3 Usheretteg 3 Frolicsg 4 Senior Play, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committeesg 3, 4 Cheer- ing Squadg 3 Junior Sextetg 2 Applied Music, 3 Cafeteria Crewg 3 Court Sweetheart Swing, 3 Senior Reception Committee. All the winters cannot How far that little candle blow her sweetness away. throws his beams! 2 Choir, 2, 3 Glee Club 3 2 Con- 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2, 3 Intra- certsg 2 Frolics. murals, 2, 3 Glee Club, 2, 4 Usheretteg 2, 3, 4 Business Staff, 3, 4 Prom Committeesg School Officeg 4 R. I. Honor Society. ROBERT HENRY VARAS He is full of valour as of kindness, princely in both. 4 R. I. Honor Societyg 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 4 Honor Rollg 2 Basketball Squad, 4 Cafeteria Crew. CHARLOTTE ANN VETELINO Speech is great, but silence greater. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3 Reception Committee. Senior LOUIS ANTHONY BERNICE ELIZABETH PAULA KAY WARNER DONALD EUGENE WEST VETELIN0 WARD And lightly was het slender Have more than thou showest, A man must make his opportunity, as oft as find it. Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it. 2, 3, 4 Band, 2, 3, 4 Barker Staff, 2 Intramurals, 3 Display Committee iThanksgivin8 7 9 3 Student Activities Window, 2, 3, 4 State Festivals, 4 Choir, 3, 4 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 2, 3, 4 Usherette, 3 Frolics, 3, 4 Business Staff, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll, 3 Martha C. Babcock Es- say, 2 Queen Sophomore Hop, 4 Prom Committees, 4 R. I. Honor Society, 4 Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 4 Yearbook Staff, 2 Twirlet, 3, 4 Drum Maiorette, 2, 3, 4 All State Band, 3, 4 Ticket Seller, 4 National Honor Society, 2, 3 Cafeteria Crew, 3, 4 Prom Queen's Court, 3 Senior Reception Committee, 4 Ex- change Concert, 4 School Office. nose tip-tilted like the petal of a flower. 2, 3, 4 Band, 2 Barker Staff, 2 Intramurals, 2, 3, 4 State Festi- vals, 2, 3, 4 Concerts, 4 Oper- etta, 2 Martha C. Babcock Essay, 2, 3, 4 All State Band, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Festival, 2, 3, 4 Applied Music, 2 I Speak for Democracy Contest, 3, 4 Band Officers, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Concert. speak less than thou knowest. 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Intra- murals. 36 DONALD HENRY WILCOX ROBIN BURLINGAME Your joy be the reality. WRIGHT He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. THE RUSHING TIDE We entered Ward Senior High on Sept. 7, 1955 . . . first class meeting was held for the purpose of nomination of candidates for class officers . . . elections were held and John Federico was elected president, George Boss, vice-president, Andrea Jacobson, secretary and Joseph Parise, treasurer . . . 50 cents a year was voted for class dues. Sophomore representatives on the 1956 yearbook staff were Judy Edmond and Kirk Patton. Dolores Johnson and Marguerite Nardone were selected to represent our class at the Student Council's Sweetheart Swing . . . mid-year exams were experienced for the first time. First important social event of our Sophomore year, The Sophomore Hop, was planned . . . co-chairmen for the Hop were Judy Edmond and Donald Capalbo . . . com- mittee chairman were: Elaine Mattero, Grace DiGangi, Annette Pucci, Brenda ltchkawich and Barbara Gaudet. With final exams, we left school for a few glorious months. We entered the Junior year, ready to take the school by storm. . . . Miss Gernsheimer welcomed our Junior class . . . she informed us that we would have a new advisor, Miss Dunn . . . nominations for class officers were the main topic of the first Junior meeting . . . elected were the following: John Federico, president, Joseph Parise, vice-president, James Clancy, treasurer and Andrea Jacobson, secretary. Junior representatives to the 1957 yearbook staff were: Marguerite Nardone and Sandra Russell . . . the class decided not to have a standardized ring. A committee was chosen to work with the class ofiicers in designing a school seal to be entered into competition with other schools . . . the annual Sweetheart Swing called forth our prettiest Junior girls to be representatives on the court - Judy Edmond and Rosealba Turano were selected. The Junior Prom was our next undertaking . . . theme of which was Over The Rainbow . . . co-chairmen were Ralph Perri, Grace DiGangi, Sandra Gallagher, Sally Conover and Judy Hoffman . . . Prom Queen was lovely Maureen Russo attended by Dolores Johnson, Bernice Ward, Sandra Bridge, Charlotte Richardson, and Margo Nardone. The Senior Reception was next on our Junior Schedule . . , Senior Reception Chair- men were Phyllis Devoe and Ron Stenhouse . . . elected officers for the 1957-1958 Student Council were pres., Margo Nardone, vice-president, John Federico, and secretary, Phyllis Devoe. . . . 1957-1958 Yearbook Staff was elected . . . members are: Sally Conover, Judy Edmond, Sandra Gallagher, Barbara Gaudet, Brenda Itchkawich, Carolyn Mosena, Marguerite Nardone, Judith Ornberg, Maureen Russo, Bernice Ward, Andrea Jocobson, Wendy Morgan, Bruce Remor, Harold Sisson, Ronald Stenhouse, David DeFanti, Joseph Parise, John Federico, Richard Dawley and Bob Cohen . . . editor-in-chief Andrea Jacobson. Our senior year started on Sept. 23, 1957 . . . nominations were held for class officers . . . the following were elected: John Tarrant, president, Ronald Stenhouse, vice-president, Andrea Jacobson, secretary, Bob Cohen, treasurer, and Bruce Remor, marshall. Twenty seniors competed in the annual Merit Scholarship Test. The Senior Prom was held on Oct. 23, 1957 in the school gym . . . Co-chairmen were Brenda Itchkawich and David DeFanti . . . chairmen of the various committees were Patsy Morrone, Barbara Trombino, Diane Tasca, Marguerite Nardone, and Marilyn Robichaud . . . theme of the Prom was Bon Voyage . . . Queen was Dolores Johnson, and her at- tendents were Maureen Russo, Sally Conover, Barbara Gaudet, Barbara Bitgood, Sandra Bridge, and Bernice Ward. The Student Council's annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in the school gymnasium on Nov. 15, 1957 . . . third annual Senior Model Legislature was held in the school cafeteria on Nov. 18, 1957, under the direction of Mr. Smith. Mary Lewis and Patsy Morrone were elected to represent the senior class at the Sweetheart Swing on Feb. 15, 1958 . . . Preparations for graduation began in Feb. with the payment for caps and gowns . . . green and gold were selected as the class colors. The senior play, SMILIN' THROUGH, directed by Mrs. Spargo, was presented on April 9th and 10th in the high school auditorium. John Federico won second place in the Elk's Leadership contest . . . 56 members of the class attained membership in the R. I. Honor Society . . . 20 Seniors were elected to the National Honor Society . . . Andrea Jacobson was granted the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award. 37 X xy BEST DANCE R H MOST 'TBLENTE f 5- CLASS FLIQT Q,,4 ' most INLTELLIGENT QLRSS wu- nosr Touennuq-f gg, Mosv Concseuwous ,K Mow' oLoNC RALINT '- 4? '-Ni 1 .4 Q 5 QUQE1 esf' M051 BASHF UL :.-! x - mst AT NLETI , , Moi.-1' C0u.EG-KATE W . 1.. cuss PEsSmusT NO'-if voPuLMl OUERL was 5'-:.uoom.E9. , 52-sv ALL Qouun 9 EST LOOKUQG :bone Nosr For. swoon. Q. Q, FRKENDMES1' aes? Iilesseo KH gg nos? Mmolli MOST RES PECJ E D 'Cv v- J ulonnu time R ii M051 1m.Kn11ve - - Nos? 1 L 'r .S M ' MOST 'f,1?,,XRE0 Occup nos? Rwuenc 955-r mess HGST RESPECTE D 17 'B 2'-,. Q . . 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Allessio, do hereby bequeath to all Sopho- mores and juniors the W. H. S. Faculty. I won't need them in the future. Judith Algiere, do hereby bequeath to Marian Gardiner my ability to get into trouble in study in 6 8: 7. Patricia Almeida, do hereby bequeath to any girl my seat in physical science as long as she has a girl like Gracie Catalano behind her. Jacqueline Altimari, do hereby bequeath to anyone my books, hoping she will make better use of them. jean Armstrong, do hereby bequeath to Diana Kenney my gym classes. Do have fun, Diana. jane Arnold, do hereby bequeath to my sister Martha my odious habit of day-dreaming at the wrong time. joe Arruda, do hereby bequeath to joe Zegarzewski my third base position on the baseball team. Joseph Augeri, do hereby bequeath to any fortunate underclassman my table manners and cleanliness in the lunch room. James Azzinaro, do hereby bequeath to Sammy Azzin- aro my prize winning tse tse fly collection. Duane Barber, do hereby bequeath to Roger DeSarro my habit of bailing square dancing in gym classes. Barbara Bitgood, do hereby bequeath to my cousin Sandy Bitgood my love for and good memories of old Westerly High. Bill Brennan, do hereby bequeath to some fortunate underclassman my bandage, in case he cracks up and needs it. Sandy Bridge, do hereby bequeath to Diane Dumelow my vivaciousness and ability to have a good time with the gang Mary Ann Bruno, do hereby bequeath to any Sopho- more or junior my ability to gossip in science, if he or she thinks he can -get away with it. Evelyn Buck, do hereby bequeath to Sandra Mayhew my locker down on the first floor, and hope she doesn't have as much trouble with it as I have had. Jean Burdick, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Lois, my history notes, thinking that if she can read them she can use them. I, Maureen Carey, do hereby bequeath to any worthy junior my locker on the last floor. I, Grace Catalano, do hereby bequeath to Patricia Remor my ability to get along with the men teachers. I, james joseph Celico, Esq., do hereby bequeath to any- one who can do better than I did my seat in English IZC3, room 21. I, Ray Chester, do hereby bequeath to Roger DeSarro my reserved standing room behind W. H. S. every morning through the entire time of his stay at W. H. S. I, Carmela Chiaradio, do hereby bequeath to Connie Garafolo my chewing ability in classes. We, Frank Chimento, Joe Parise, and joe Servidio, do hereby bequeath to some unlucky juniors our places as Mr. Smith's favorite Intramural League Basketball players. I, Nancylee Clarke, do hereby bequeath to Cathy Potter my love of the lunch room. I, Bob Cohen, do hereby bequeath to any unfortunate underclassman my love of math. I, Sally Lee Conover, do hereby bequeath, to anyone who can sing as well as I can't, my place in Glee Club. I, Dale Conti, do hereby bequeath to Mary Youdon all the fun I've had in French during my years at W. H. S. I, Jackie Conto, do hereby bequeath to Frances Mandella my parking place in front of school. I, Robert Cornell, do hereby bequeath to Donald Swain my bus seat, which I hope he fills with pride. I, Carolyn Cozzolino, do hereby bequeath to Lucille Lupinacci my quietness and ability to keep out of trouble. I, David Crandall, do hereby bequeath to anyone who can fill it, my place in Mr. Mudge's heart. I, Kenneth Crandall, do hereby bequeath to Bill Rickson my seat in English. I, Lorraine Crandall, do hereby bequeath to Julie Hurtado my naturally curly hair, knowing she will appreciate it more than I. I, Mary Crandall, do hereby bequeath to anyone who can run around the gym without falling my unwavering devotion to Physical Education. I, Sir John William Curry, do hereby bequeath to any idiot my sincere regrets for suffering through this will. Gloria Curzio, do hereby bequeath to any juniors my history and English notes, in the hope that they will make better use of them than I did. Richard Dawley, do hereby bequeath to john Hall my parking space at school. Anita DeBartolo, do hereby bequeath to Patty De- Bartolo my love for English. I hope you understand poetry better than I do. Bette DeBartolo, do hereby bequeath to Barbara Gen- carelli my seat in English class. I hope she will do better than I. john DeBartolo, do hereby bequeath to Dusty Saunders my English seat, and hope he will do better than I have done. David DeFanti, do hereby bequeath to Tucker Ter- ranova my flattop. Cynthia DeLuca, do hereby bequeath to Kathy Brown my record of going steady in three years through high school, knowing she wouldn't think of duplicating it! Patricia DeSantis, do hereby bequeath to anyone who can do better than I my seat in History class. Phyllis Devoe, do hereby bequeath to any future stu- dent driver my pillow in the Driver Training car. Jacqueline Dipollino, do hereby bequeath to Lucille Lupinacci my physiology book, with the hopes that she makes out better than I am making out. David Douglas, do hereby bequeath to Richard Capalbo my big brown eyes. Judy Edmond, do hereby bequeath to my brother, Brian, my 3 wonderful years at W. H. S. and my history notebook in hopes that it will be of .rome help to him. joe Falcone, do hereby bequeath to Richard Gabrielle my study hall seat in Room 9 8: 10. John Federico, do hereby bequeath to the loyal faculty my rum still, which will come in handy in the teachers' room on future cold days, especially if prohibition is revived. joe Feraco, do hereby bequeath to Frank Gallo my seat in the physiology class. Sandy Ferguson, do hereby bequeath to any Soph or jr. all the fun and trouble I had in my Soph and Jr. years. Nancy Gabrielle, do hereby bequeath to Helen Gabri- elle my wonderful English grades in Miss Kingsley's room. Sandra Gallagher, do hereby bequeath to some lucky UD junior girl my job as typing editor of the Barker , in the hope that she doesn't make as many mistakes as I did. Faith Gardiner, do hereby bequeath to Diana Kenny my old locker, and hope she can shut it. Barbara Gaudet, do hereby bequeath to anyone from a different city or state, who may move to this area, the warm acceptance I have received from friends I have made in the past 3 years. Dave Gaudreau, do hereby bequeath to Bill Sonntag my list of locker combinations. David Gavitt, do hereby bequeath to Frank Perrin my seat in English class, and hope he will not fool around. Eleanor Gentile, do hereby bequeath to Marie Scarpel- lino my laughing and talking ability in Glee Club. Roger Gibson, do hereby bequeath to Robert Weber my locker, and I hope he has less trouble trying to open it than I have had. Patrick Gorskoski, do hereby bequeath to Earl Denton my ability to pass gym. Dale Greene, do hereby bequeath to Sandy Bills my locker in the alcove, and hope that she has better luck than I had. Sandra Greene, do hereby bequeath to Delores La- Brecque my precious hours that I spend on homework Friday and Saturday nights. Carol Griffiths, do hereby bequeath to anyone Mr. Paquin can trick into playing it my oversized alto clarinet. jean Haberek, do hereby bequeath something to anyone who is willing to use it better than anyone else who wants to use the something. Mary Hargraves, do hereby bequeath to any beginning driver a seat in the Driver Training car, in hopes that the dents don't increase. Larry Hayden, do hereby bequeath to Ed Cofone my milk bottle in my locker. Robert Henderson, do hereby bequeath to Frank Reale my Time and Grade. Zaundra Herold, do hereby bequeath to Bill Rickson my notes from Mr. Smith's history class, in the hope that he will use them more than I did. Natalie Hill, do hereby bequeath to any Junior girl my Physiology book, hoping that she will learn the bones and muscles as well as I. I I L I I I I I I I I I I I y 1 1 3 1 1 Ronald Husselbee, do hereby bequeath to Richard Gabrielle my second year algebra book. Roberta Irvine, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Betsy, my locker, hoping that she has better luck opening it than I had. John Adamo, do hereby bequeath to Richard Cap- puccio my big nose, in the hope that he will breathe better in school than I did. Brenda Itchkawich, do hereby bequeath to Mary Pukas my outlandish mode of transportation. Andrea Jacobson, do hereby bequeath to any Sopho- more or Junior who likes to take his time getting to the cafeteria my position at the extreme end of the lunch-line. fAnd I do mean extreme end.D David Johns, do hereby bequeath to Rich Cappuccio my seat on the oflice bench. Linda Kelly, do hereby bequeath to Eileen Gervasini my years of letter writing! Bobette LaPere, do hereby bequeath to Judy Denault my good times in Glee Club hoping she'll have as much fun as I have had. Jane Lenihan, do hereby bequeath to Denise McDonald my physiology book in hopes that she will enjoy rattling the skeletal bones as much as I did. John Lepikko, do hereby bequeath to George McCall my love and devotion from Mr. Esposito. Frances Longolucco, do hereby bequeath to any Junior my history notes provided that he can read them. Judith Lynch, do hereby bequeath to Elaine Chiaradio my ability to tell jokes in Glee Club. Keep them laughing, Elaine. James Mageau, do hereby bequeath to John Flynn my place on the oflice bench. Eric Magnusson, do hereby bequeath to Henry Allen my football helmet. I We, Elaine, Carmela, and Grace, do hereby bequeath to l, I, 1, Margaret, Helen and Judy our three-way locker complete with airforce tags, Richard Dwyer's pictures, Barker posters, and anything else we leave behind. Jean Mayhew, do hereby bequeath to Vangie McCann my undivided attention in Senior history class. Thomas McCall, do hereby bequeath, to anybody who wants it, my beloved seat in Mrs. Robinson's English class. Miriam Mills, do hereby bequeath, to anyone who would otherwise have to stand-my seat on the bus. I, Marie Moranto, do hereby bequeath an any now- ambitious Junior my ten boring study periods a week. I, Susan Morenzoni, do hereby bequeath to Judy Tat- tersall my great love for locker combinations that don't work half the time. I, Wendy Morgan, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Connie, my cheering megaphone. We, Gloria and Patricia Morrone, do hereby bequeath to Beverly Vetterito and Lucille Lupinacci our intimate friendship throughout our high school career. I, John Murano, do hereby bequeath to James Cappizzano my monstrosity proboscis. I, Audrey Murphy, do hereby bequeath to my brother, John, my knowledge of the Italian language so that he may enjoy Italian classes as I did. I, Audrey Napper, do hereby bequeath to Connie Tobin my notes from history class. I hope they help you more than they did me! I, Margo Nardone, do hereby bequeath, to all future Stu- dent Council Presidents, my car for the student council errands Cespecially during classes.J I, Harriet Oliver, do hereby bequeath to any Junior my love for Office Pro and my locker for anyone who takes a bus. I, Bob Ornberg, do hereby bequeath to Dick Burbine my English notes so that he can take it easy in his Junior and Senior year. I, Brenda Ornberg, do hereby bequeath to all studious little Sophomores my enormous English and history books that they may learn their way through their three years at W. H. S. We, Judy Ornberg and Sandra Ponichtera, do hereby bequeath to some unfortunate underclassman our steel bolts which help keep our old locker door shut. I, Kirk Cthe wreckerj Patton, do hereby bequeath to Eddie Babcock my right to have more cars and accidents per year than any other W. H. Schooler. I, Ralph Perri, do hereby bequeath to Mo all my troubles in Ashaway. I, Bob Perrin, do hereby bequeath to Henry Allen my before-school driving. I, Margie Piezzo, do hereby bequeath to any unfortunate Junior my ability to get into dilhculties. I, Richard Powers, do hereby bequeath to John Buchanan my Intramural team, the Comets I, Annette Pucci, do hereby bequeath to JoAnn Adimari my unbroken glasses so that if she ever breaks hers again she will always have an extra pair. I, Frank Quattromani, do hereby bequeath to Gus Kon- turas my history notes. I, Dorothy Regester, do hereby bequeath to Dottie Potter the top shelf of locker No. 161 in sincere hopes that her books will not fall and knock her locker partner out cold. I, Bruce Remor, do hereby bequeath to Thomas Gavitt my job as marshal and I hope he is quick on the draw. I, Charlotte Richardson, do hereby bequeath to Billy Strawderman my clarinet and my ability to get along with Mr. Paquin, in the hopes that he might derive as much enjoyment from band as I have derived. I, Marilyn Robichard, leave to any junior or Senior girl the novel idea of wearing bedroom slippers to her prom. CGreat comfortlb We, Sandy Russell, Gail Reese, Judy Murray, and Jean Arnold, do hereby bequeath to Sandy Bitgood, Pat Remor, Arlene Bruno, and Margie Barr, our names on the black list knowing they will keep theirs there. I, Maureen Russo, do hereby bequeath to Marilyn Sculco my history book. I hope she understands its contents better than I understood them. We the crew of Marge, Connie, Phyllis, Petie, Gail, Jackie, Sandra, and Rose Marie, do hereby bequeath to any junior crew, our places in the lunchroom, hoping that they will keep the noise down to a roar as we have managed to do. I, jean Salisbury, do hereby bequeath to Diane Ainsworth gyi love CPD for French. I hope you do better than I 1 . I, Gloria Jean Scott, do hereby bequeath to the next Feature Editor of The Barker my job of clapping blackboard erasers in Mr. Terranova's home room 24. I, Elaine Sherron, do hereby bequeath to Diane Serra my art board, hoping that she will have more success than I have had. I, Harold Sisson, do hereby bequeath to Jon Hall my beautiful record in school. I, Dick Sisson, do hereby bequeath to a lucky junior my tall drummajor's hat and I do hope that he can control it in windy weather. I, Louise Staplin, do hereby bequeath to any Junior my love C?J for History and all my notes. Ron Stenhouse, do hereby bequeath to Whit Randall my extra pairs of athletic socks. Bob Stone, do hereby bequeath to whoever may be scorer for the basketball team next year my great ability to add figures and have the score come out right. John Tarrant, do hereby bequeath to any struggling French student my Gray Hair procured in the appli- cation of French grammar. Diane Tasca, do hereby bequeath to Patricia Lamb my ability to be late every morning. Marcia Thompson, do hereby bequeath to janet Mc- Kenzie my glasses for the purpose of self-defense. Janice Trebisacci, do hereby bequeath to Beverly Viteritto, my love of Miss Ruisi's Italian class, hoping she enjoys 2 more years Cand wishes she could come back for a 4thD della bella lingua italiana. Barbara Trombino, do hereby bequeath to any fortu- nate junior, my business editor position on the Barker. Rosealba Turano, do hereby bequeath to any under- classman my lucky seat in history class. Madeline Vaillancourt, do hereby bequeath to any- body, my ability to blush so easily, provided they don't change the color of it. Robert Varas, do hereby bequeath to Roger DeSarro my seat in the appy room. Charlotte Vetelino, do hereby bequeath to any lucky junior my seat in 6-7 and hope that he does more studying than I have done. Louis Vetelino, do hereby bequeath to any junior my physics notes, and hope they will help someone more than they did me. Petie Ward, do hereby bequeath to Helen Gabrielle my white uniform in hopes that she will have as much fun wearing it as I have had. Paula Warner, do hereby bequeath to Billy Strawder- man my lirst clarinetist's chair in hopes that he can pass Mr. Paquin's course. Don West, do hereby bequeath to Gus Konturas my history notebook and hope that he can do better than I have done. Donald Wilcox, do hereby bequeath to Louis Nadolny my English seat in hopes that he does better than I have done. Robin Wright, do hereby bequeath to the Junior and Sophomore boys my seat on the oflice bench. CLASS PQEM The day is here, the time has come For all of us to part. We leave this hall we've known so well With memories in our hearts. Although we walk our paths alone, There's one thing that we know- The Lord is always with us No matter where we go. We'll all think back from time to time To happiness we've shared, And it will bring a glow to us To think of ones who've cared. We've met the taskg we've passed the test. Dear Lord, may we always do our best. Thus we bid farewell to Westerly High Whose pride and glory we hold dear inside. Petie Ward CLASS COLORS Green and Gold CLASS MOTTO A decaying consciousness is like an ebbing and perseverance can again bring the deluge. 44 tide: only patience L S HOME ROOM 10 First row fl. to rj: Adimari, C. Bailey, M. Barr, J. Barbone, P. Al- licro, G, Anderson, M. Botellc, F. Birgood. Second row fl. to LQ: J. Biwvurm. R. Bader, W. Brunelle, S. Burdick, j. Capizzano, R. Capezzano, D. Bc-ll, S. Bitgood. Third row fl. to r.J: B. Brown, R. Autry, T. Bowder, H. Allen, R. Capalbo, A. Arzamarski, R. Butler. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cl. to r. J : V. Naccnrnto, 1. Collins, M. Dcljietro, J. Boyne Aff' HOME ROOM 11 First row fl. to r.J: N. Cahoon, D. Capalbo, M. Browning, B. Card, I., Brown, J. Boyne, A. Bruno. Second row Cl. to LJ: C. Burley, L. Burdick, J. Collins, R. Clark, C. Cofone, B. Cayer. Third row Cl. to LJ: G. Carsten, J. Corr, j. Cayer, C. Carboni, P. Chiaradio, A. Church. rs HOME ROOM 12 First row Cl. to LJ: A. Crowley, D. Day, M. Depietro, J. Denault, S. Dcvoc, D. Desillier, R. Dowbekin. Second row il. to r.J: j. Dunlop, T. Dinwoodie, F. Dorolo, M. Devine, F. Dorolo. Third row Cl. to r.D: A. Fair, j. Fagan, P. Edwards, M. De- naulr, V. Elcazer, J. DeBartolo, R. Felicctri. HOME ROOM 14 First row il. to LD: D. Kenney, P. Lamb, L. Kcskinen, T. Laudone, B. l.ancustcr, P. Hogan, J. Holloway, J. Hurtado. Second row Cl. to LJ: R. Harris, C. jacques, R. Ketchen, J. Hall, L. Kinman. B. james, E. Le- Claire, bl. Lcdworrh. Third row Cl. to r.j 1 D. Lloyd, D. Kinney, P. Kenney, G. Komuras, H. Tang. HOME ROOM 13 First row Cl. to r.J: H. Gabrielle Gervasini, M. Foley, M. Frenette, Hall, M. Gardiner, J. Eccleston, Faulise. Second row fl. to r.J: Gallo, T. Gilchrist, H. Gabrielle, Garafola, A. Falcone. Third row to r.J: R. Gencarelli, E. Fortune Haberck, F. Grifhn, B. Flynn. E J D F H fl S HOME ROOM 18 Ifirst row ql, to r.9: B. Romanclla, P. Scott, A. Olcowick, P. Pietraallo, If, Sarto. P. Rcmor, C. Sanqueldolce, D. Roberts. Second row Cl. to LJ: M. Pgirnigoni, D. Rigby, B. Pratt, S. Silverstein, li. Perrin, R. Pietraallo, J. Shihilio, M. Scarpellino. Third row fl. to r.7 : J. Pcscatcllo, W. Sonntag., K. Rnthhun, G. Schackrier, W. Rick- son, T. AIYIILIVDCY. -nt- HOME ROOM 1 6 First row fl. to r.J 1 j. McKenzie, D. McDonald, C. Nadolny, J. Mcl- bournc, C. Marino, M. Nicastro, M. IWLCCJQILIYHD, M. Spino. Second row Cl. to r.J: C. Matson, J. Morronc, A. Manfrcdi, J. Nuccnruto, W. Mc-rritt, F. Mandclla. Third row 11. to r.J : A. Narcisco, C. Manfredi, D. MacKay, T. Lynch, J. Miner, W. Moscaritolo, L. Nadolny. HOME ROOM 1 9 First row il. to r.7: J. Sherman, Smith, S. Wfoodward, C. Tanner, t Tcrrien, J. Thompson, j. Wilcox, M F S Sculco. Second row fl. to LJ: V Wilcox, M. Thorpe, M. Toscano, K Zc-garzcwski, S. Sward, L. Tctlow, L Sisson. Third row fl. to r.J: D Swain, G. Visgilio, J. Whitman, A Szymanski, G. Thayer, B. Strawder man, J. Toscano, T. Terranova. A -ff fX i S HOME ROOM 1 First row Cl. to r.7: C. Whiting, S. Toscann, M. Turrisi, B. Viteritto, O. Zyhrowski, M. Youden, I.. Wain- wright, C. Walker. Second row Cl. to r.9 1 li. Scrrn, A. Morrone, I. Zanhni, IT. Wnrlrlill, M. Vacca, P. Virerirto, J. Sulimcno, R. Sr. Sauvcur. Third row Cl. to Ll: Russell, J. Selvidio, R. Rosso. D. Saunders, F. Rocver, J. Rutlciltizc, C. Ruisi, j. Sheldon. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Cl. to r.D : D. Keskinen, M, DeFanri, P. Chamberlain, D. Dumelow HOME ROOM 3 First row Cl. to r.J: J. Vitrerito, S. Turrisi, J. Wtllftnrst, S. Young, J. Thompson, R. Thompson, S. Young. Second row fl. to r.7: M. Smith, R. Vnllierc, R. Whyte, J. Vetelino, R. Tctlow, J. Spano. Third row Cl. to r.J: B. Wilctmx, R. Williams, J. Zegarzewski, C. Tefft. HOME ROOM 21 First row fl. to r.J : P. Clark, E. Chia- radio, j. Browne, J. DeBernardo, B. Carpenter, J. Chamberlain, R. Ezro, P. DeBzxrtolo, G. Caldarone, A. De- Tata. Second row fl. to r.J : R. Car- sten, D. Buchanan, S. Craig, D. Deering, 1. Burdick, M. Choiniere, N. Delicato, S. Chernasky. M. Capalbo, J. Cayer, F. Burns. Third row fl. to r.J: M. Burns, S. Capiz- zano, R. Brown, S. Burton, S. Brooks, C. Buck, R. Carpenter, J. Burbine, R. Carbonc, S. Burdick. HOME ROOM 20 First row fl. to r.J: H. Brown, A. Boss, M. Batty, D. Ainsworth, J. Aloe, S. Alnero, B. Bliven, C. Brous- se-au, D. Banning, A. Brown. Second row fl. to LJ: S. Azzinaro, A. Addi- son, M. Arnold, S. Barber, A. Botelle, R, Brown, S. Andrews, R. Allen, H. Antoch, E. Babcock. Third row Cl. to r.J : G. Beresford, R. Boumenot, J. Algiere, T. Albamonti, W. Carsten, J. Barber, A. Algiere, R. Anderson, J. Brancato, R. Algiere, F. Antoch. Xl 5. - N- ,X HOME ROOM 22 First row fl. to r.J: M. Fauliso, C. Garafola, B. Galli, B. Eccleston, DiDomenico, M. DiDomenico, J. Donahue, A. Ferraro, J. Doncy, C. Garofala, Second row Cl. to r.5: D. Crowley, E. Denton, S. Falcone. M. Fair, R. Fairchild, L. Gelinas, D. Dumelow, M. Edwards, J. Garceau, R. Dow, J. Cofone. Third row Cl. to LD: J. Celico, J. Dionne, K. Curry, P. Chamberlain, D. Cornell, A. Clap- ham, J. Comolli, W. Dorr, M. De- Fanti, W. Crandall. HOME ROOM 23 Firsr row fl. to r.D: H. Holland, J Kenyon, B. Kenyon, E. McCann, N Gingerclli, C. Kelly, J. Kuzenka, E Greene, M. Joubert, M. Gencarelli Second row fl. to LJ: F. Falcone, E Gcncarelli, C. Johnson, K. Gilluly N. Husercau, E. Hunt, R. Hatheld D. Kr.-skincn, W. Gilman, J. Hayden Third row cl. to r.7: J. Felicerti, J Fl nn F Dufour B Edmond T. Y - - - - v Gibney, G. Duarte, R. Hamilton, J McAndrcw, W. Grimes, D. Greene, L. Elmo. HOME ROOM 24 First row Cl. to r.J: L. Lord, D. La- Brecque, A. Lamb, J. Lord, E. Lussier, H. McCall, C. Limani, I. Lombardo, L. LaPlante, M. Laplant, J. Nodolny. Second row Cl. to r.J: K. Kaye, M. Lamb, S. Mayhew, S. Longolucco, B. Mayhew, L. Lamb, L. Lupinacci, E. Martin, M. Jones, J. LaPere. Third row Cl. to r.J 1 D. James, F. Lupinacci, D. Marie, C. Kitchen, R. Jacobson, J. Langanke, S. Kenyon, T. Itteilag, S. Lawton. HOME ROOM 25 First row fl. to r.j 1 M. Namlone, M. Niiccnriito, j. O'Donnell, M. Ornberg, R. Muntimuri, li. Naccarnto. Second row fl. to r.J: M. Nuzes, S. Mills, A. Munro, C. Morgan, VI. Nasse. Thirtl row tl. to rj: K. McGauran, B. Payne, R. Gnlluci, P. Owens, B. Nitrtlone. N . . HOME ROOM 28 First row fl. to r.J: M. Shibilio, 1. Sherman, Thayer, P. Sheldon, D. Terpening, C. Tobin, J. Tattersall. Second row Cl. to r.D: L. Raithel, M. Smith, D. Tetranova, B. Spear, T. Quattromani, D. Pratt. Third row Cl. to r.J: A. Piccolo, W. Phillips, F. Perm, J. Perry, E. Potter, C. Phillips. HOME ROOM 27 First row Cl, to LJ: J. Roode, M Pukas, R. Pratt, J. Scaglione, Z Schmitt, D. Serra, C. Potter, S Romanclla, J. Rizzuto, L. Sacco, S Saunders. Second row fl. to r.j: F Morrone, W. Marr, A. Pnterno, A Tcrricn, C. Serio, M. Prizito, B Selvitlio, G. McCall, K. McCracken J. Murphy. Third row tl. to LJ: J Morgan, J. Rainey, P. Meyer, D Pentlleton, bl. MaCFarlantl, O'Don- nell, H. Coleman, B. Morrone, L. Narciso. . . '51 rf W . .eett e if 3 2 2 VJ . - New ve , 'par -4-fly: 1 Q2 f! ins pi . 1 . I vi, ..,..3,Tm- ff-irx ' ' ' I - 1 : far '. 5, Ei r ti -in Q, ..f:--. ' ,'iii' LQ'-'--fr' Fam.:-.-......-.f . .ee-:.Xm'?r,1.,i'4 'X We Y- 5 EI f 2 5 j 'i , Q 't 'gf .,'f.fvf':gSpk.,--'4,e. ,gt f 5 ' E' . 1- .1-to el rs il r -ff . Q ft 'T 3 - - ' , .. ,---, V AA - Q Qf,.fe2?2eS -W ----M-M--me-ff . E M T . - -2, 3 r 7 M A fx 2 wg 1. j . 1 ir Y on .3 f' ff' ' 25 we X' S. 1-3155? .1 ' , . .a.if4...., M .--F-. 'W N T fr f' C . . Q M fx -,f M . . , ' M .f . v y -Wx 'J . o, V ' f' M F.. Q v T C X L-dawsgfi px 5 5 1 3. ., 73. H. K ,. 5' ., R ' Q QUEEN AND HER COURT Queen: K. Zegarzewski. Court fl. to Lb : F. Mantlella, J. Boyne, P. Alfiero, S. Ward, S. Woodward, L. Keskinen. Escorts Cl. to r.b: R. Cohen, N. Thorpe, R. Keeler, D. Greene QQueen's escortj, R. Capalbo, R. Stenhousc, R. Capizzano. fur -J Nfr'sz,-ggr'x.JfN-1 Springtime fNJ SOPHOMORE HOP 54 Stairway to the Stars JUNIOR PROM rsd Q 'Nl QUEEN AND HER COURT . 144, no X '- v 5- ,, A iw.. ff' O ,- 1-J Queen: D. Dumelow. Court Cl. to r.J: A. Munro, D. Keskinen, D. Deering, N. Gingerelli, C Morgan, F. Naccarato. Escorts Cl. to r.J z R. Laing, M. DeFanti, R. Stone, R. Husslebec, J. Lepikko M. Lamb. Q OUR FOOTPRINTS inf 'Mu SANDS OF TUNE wif JE ,. 1 ,,.. fir!-if ' - , V N f ...fy .A M . . .,.. .iv U, as 3 if? I mf Ilfmf VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN SECOND PLACE-ELKS' MOST VALUABLE STUDENT AWARD, THIRD IN CLASS - J. Federico. M. Russo, S. Gallagher CHEMISTRY TEAM-1957 FIRST PLACE IN STATE- WIDE COMPETITION AT TI-IE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND fl. to LD: M. Russo, J. Federico, W. Morgan, B. Davis, A. jacob- SOD. un . ' '- 5 , 1. W 5 . i s 1 I i ii . 'pf . 'Q W is , ul . U Q, x ' I in .f , ' Q., A Af' ., ' ... V Maureen Sandra john Carol Wcnnly MARTHA C. BABCOCK ES- SAY WINNERS 1956 -fl. to r.b: G. Scott, C. Richard- , son, P. Warner. wt MM, ,4 A i D. A. R. AWARD A. Jacobson 1957 - Crop to bottomj : C. Griffiths, S. Conover, Miss- ing - J. Hoffman. sf' G tv' it MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS C. Grifnths, B. Davis '27 cg A ... . Andrea Cynthia Petie Dale S fi'-' 5 1, 1: . 1 C 423 wk mm mv ., . 4.- Dick RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY First row Cl. to r.7: S. Gallagher, A. Jacobson, J. Trebisacci, D. Johnson, B. Ward G. Urso, G. Morronc, D. Conti, G. Curzio, C. Richardson, J. Burdick. Second row: J. Edmond, S. Conover, J. Arnold, A. Pucci, G. Scott, M. Lewis, C. Grifiiths, C. Mosena B. Trombino, A. Nappcr. Third row: C. DeLuca, J. Lenihan, J. Dipollino, N. Clarkel M. Nardone, D. Tasca, J. Ornberg, M. Russo, W. Morgan. Fourth row: J. Augeri D. Gaudreau, R. Varas, F. Chimento, D. DeFanti, R. Stenhouse, B. Davis, J. Curry J. Federico. Fifth row: J. Parise, J. Feraco, R. Cohen, B. Remor, R. Dawley, H Sisson. Missing: Buck, C. Cugini, F. Gardiner, B. Gaudet, S. Greene, A. Murphy M. Thompson, J. Adamo, R. Cornell, T. McCall, B. Itchkawich. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION CEREMONY 58 RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row Cl. to r.J : R. Dawley, A. Szymanski, J. Federico, R. Cappizano. Second row: Miss Ruisi - Advisor, B. Trombino, C. DeLuca, J. Ornberg, C. Mosena, S. Gallagher, M. Russo, C. Richardson, D. Tasca, A. Jacobson. Third row: M. Nardonc, B. Ward, A. Pucci, B. Itchkawich, S. Conover, J. Edmond, D. Conti, W. Morgan. Missing: C. Griffiths, W. Strawderman, M. Thorpe, G. Visgilio, D. DeFanti. YEARBO0 K STAFF First row Cl. to r.J: M. Turrisi, S. Gallagher, 1. Ornberg, A. Jacobson, B. Warrl, B. Itchkawich, S. Russell, Mrs. Stedman - Advisor. Second ' M. DeFanti, B. Remor, J. Fedc' Cohen, R. Dawlg Thi d row rico, H. Siss -y, J. Parise. D r row: J. Ad' ' C on, R . Dcfanti, F imari, W. M onover, j. Ed . Perrin organ, M. Nardone S. mond, B. Gaudet M. Russo , un f - i , , C. Mosena. Ar? Fdizqs X' Baa m 3A.f5fr Of' if-'f' X .51 X FNDRBA S . M ..... 1 fm . if-. A ? li fn I x X H chu-'F YZ? 4 Z ' ,, i -f - 8' , sx Editf 60 BARKER STAFF Advisor .........,., .,... M r. Terranova Editor-in-chief .. ...,. J. Federico Associate editor , .,i,.... S. Conover News editor ,.,. . ..,... W. Morgan Feature editor . t.it. . .... , G. Scott Sports editor ...,.,,t,t , M. Nardone Make-up editor . .. C. Mosena Circulation manager .,.i G. Digange Business editor . ,. B. Trombino Head typist . .... , S. Gallagher 0 Z' Q dl I 2 6 0 6 STUDENT COUNCIL First row Cl. to r.J: M. DiPietro, C. Morgan, J. Browne, P. Devoe, J. Federico, M. Nardone, S. Bridge, W. Morgan, M. Turrisi. Second row: Miss Lillian Ruisi - Advisor, D. McDonald, S. Azzinaro, T. Thurber, R. Chiaradio, B. Remor, P. Meyer, R. Cohen, P. Chamberlain, R. Capalbo, R. Hamilton, J. Konturas, C. Kitchen. Missing: S. Turissi. - ji' w. if K, Phyllis Secretary T. Terranova, J. Tattersall. Third row: Tarrant, D. Greene, D. DeFanti, G. J John Margo Vice-president-treasurer President BAND TWIRLERS anding 11. to r.J: M. Mor- to, J. Rizzuto, J. Haberek, . Gabrielle CAssisrantJ, J. lrbone, A. Munro, S. An- ews. Kneeling: B. Ward Drum Majorettej. First row Cl. to r.J: E. Thayer, G. Anderson, C. Kelly, M. Turrisi, N. Cahoon, C. Grifliths, S. Craig, A. Napper fLibrarianJ, D. Desillier, E. McCann, B. Bitgood fLibrarianJ , N. Clarke fSecretaryJ, K. Zegarzewski, C. Richardson. Second row: F. Bitgood, J. McKenzie, R. St. Sauveur, W. Strawderman, R. Ornberg fManagerD, R. Carpenter, L. Elmo, S. Young, J. Burbine, S. Brooks, W. Dorr, A. Narciso, M. Burns, J. Hall, C. Nadolny R. Sisson CDrum Majorj, Mr. Paquin CBand Directorj. Third row: J. Hall CManagerJ, V. Eleazer, R. Whyte, J. Cayer, C. Dobrowski CPresidentD, R. Cappuccio, W. Egan CManagerJ, T. Bowder QVice-presidentb, R. Ketchen, R. Butler, C. Kitchen, A. Manfredi, L. Garafola. 'wzcfrcf IQ Has GLEE CLUBS ORGANISTS Cl. to r.D : W. Egan, A. Brown, J. Edmond, S. Toscano. Missing: G. Scott, R. Butler. BELLETON ES First row Cl. to r.7: R. Munr- imuri, J. Lord, C. DeLuca Second row: N. Gingerelli E. Chiaradio, D. Capalbo, G Curzio. Third row: S. Barber B. Ornberg, N. Hill. Stand ing: M. Turrisi, J. Blinn Missing: M. Vacca, M. Thorpe J. Roode, C. Walker, P Shibilio. M . Chmzfl gfgod C X S 5 ' 'S h 3 in 'P A ri .- 4. .AN 0 C9119 merry ,Q 1 ow 1- , na 1. 'ihusbe C Kitchen a d , - - 'A n Y, Shxbxho G. Curzjol Cl. to r.J: T. Thurber, P. Shibilio, A. Pucci, L. Wainwright. fl. to r.J: P. Almeida, E.,Gentile, T. Thurber, M. Vacca, G. Curzio, Members of the Choir. ERS THE MERRY wmow AND HER ADMIR R U THE CAN-CAN GIRLS . - ' T. G '11, J- Bf? Ca'0' ' ' 'O 9 I D- Cap lbo, c. . . iaihiiehin' lifeg2S,ra1Ciio'Gabf1eiKel, S. Azzmafo' W' Moffonf, J- I-Y11Ch,2.MarinrYil1ikgi2cinC'PLl1riI4?Jrii' G' . - . ' ' r - o Egan, Merry' Widow ' P' Shlblho' 66 ne' A QUEEN IS CROWNED Cl. to rj : M. Lewis CSeniorj, L. Keskinen Quniorj, J. Federico CVice-president - Treasurer of Student Councill , Queen - P. Morrone CSeniorD, M. Turrisi fSophomoreJ, D. Keskinen CSophomoreJ, K. Zeg- arzewski fjuniorj. The girl of my dreams is the sweetest girl of all the girls I know . . . She's the Sweetheart of Westerly High. 67 1 '-s Cgjweetliea rt wing ,Nui -y , . ez. 5' 1 g ' X . il 13 fa ,VJ r -.na . ff . 2' n , 1' ,K 3 I 5 v. as Uf 'K 1 X 14 f , . A R if l Mnixsx .1 , 4' 'I - 'y 1 ' 1 Patsy and her beau LOC keXs Oonsh h ' Ila- CSDUCLQ W0 WI4t.l'lS C-DGIICQ , Moun pain M 0 an mem Enjoying Yourselves?? Z Lomb at QOOR 'Z of- as Sm of KW ng your pri 1 l'fne!.! W ? t X. . 'Wm J .1 w .V f ' Wrdl-.'5' . S P t ji R '.3:,.j I fi '7oW'1a's'i ffgfw 4 1- .MQ , W. Z mf gg!! 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T , 3, , 'li 5 lb 9 ,103 4 .1 ,f Q W :g21lm'.l1.f' T 53: ' Q . s. Lf' ,, if-f f 3? If 1 i. lb' ' '.'gi':f..,, -Stiff ' ' A if 'if S ' he S ' M s g Q 3 'xl li J ' m'1i'9 ' 9 ' I . ' f . G. cufzio S uBifChe5u A Jacobson -- .. C' Cofone P .. SRHYIHCUS IO Ihr? ' Excerpts from the rayer Gladlafofs at 0113113 ' Sermon on the Mount Q-51 L. 70 -..Hx S .. ,,. .- S. H. S. CHEERLEADERS W-W-WES T-T-TER L-L-LY XVESTERLY, WESTERLY, XWESTERLY HIGH. ,V- I if RALLIESQ jg X W. H. S. CHEERLEADERS XWESTERLY FANS lvl O Rip Tides 022, 9 v Q fa. if 'W 2 J ke , AA 4 , 5:9 ix 1 -' 'Y Sf , I EM 3 , x 4 ig . lv? gi k F? fi ' if 1 Al- S :ws f g 1 ' f ff ,1 w. 2,3 X 1 e X , , , Sf- fsj V I ' 'ik Q X TT EY L 'M , ,. QL C , .:,, . .,,.v, ,, .. L FGOTBALL TEAM ei Front row Cl. to r.J : E. Magnusson, C. Carboni, B. Chiaradio, C. Kitchen, F. Chimento, D. Greene, Co-captain B. Perrin, Co-captain B. Henderson. Back row: T. Terranova, J. Murano, J. Capizzano J. Collins, Co-captain J. Servidio, R. Stone. CO-CAPTAINS Y i P Co-captains of the 1957 football team were Bob Perrin 1211, joe Servidio 113D , and Bob Henderson 1181. The three veteran grid performers led the Bulldogs through a tough ten game schedule. 1957 SCHEDULE W.H.S. OPPONENT 13 DeLaSalle ...,...... .......,. 6 at Tolman .... .,.,., .,.., 0 at St. Raphael ...., ..,., 6 at Deering ........ , 6 Classical .............,........,. 6 Pawtucket West ,. ..,. ,. . 19 at North Providence .. . 21 Stonington 41 Mt. St. Charles .....,...... 14 at Stonington ..,..,. ..... Twin victories over arch-rival Stonington marked the 1957 foot- ball season as a successful one, al- though Wesrerly's overall record was 4-5-1. The gridiron Bulldogs defeated the Bears, 21-12, on Veterans' Day, and completed the sweep with a 14-8 victory on Thanksgiving Day morning, when Frank Chimento, regular center on the Blue and White grid team, played end for one play and scored the winning touch- down on a long pass from quarter- back joe Servidio late in the fourth quarter with Stonington leading, 8-7, at the time. Servidio, Bob Henderson, and Bob Perrin were the co-captains of the team, which compiled a 2-5-1 rec- ord in Rhode Island Class B Con- ference play. The top linemen on the team were Perrin, Henderson, Chimento, Eric Magnusson, Dave Greene, Carl Carboni, Bob. Chiaradio, and Bob Stone. Servidio, jim Cappizano, and jack Collins composed the Blue and White backfield. Murano was our of action during most of the cam- paign with a leg injury. Chiaradio, Collins, and Capizzano were elected co-captains of the 1958 Bulldog grid team. REALE HENDERSON CIARBONI STIZNHOUSE CLANCY 74 RANDALL BASKETBALL TEAM Front row Cl. to r.J 1 Jim Clancy, Whit Randall, Co-captain Ron Stenhouse, Co-captain Frank Reale, Bob Henderson, and Carl Carboni. Back row Cl. to r.D: Dave DeFanti, Maury Lamb, Vern Eleazer, Jess Perry, Roger Hamilton, jim Capizzano, Bob Chiaradio, and Charlie Kitchen. 1957-58 SCHEDULE W H S. OPPONENT Fitch ,. ,. , .. at New London .... at S. Kingston .... Alumni ....... , ..... . Rogers A,..,. ..,, r,,. . Groveton, N. H. .. Berlin, N. H. ..,. . St. Raphael ....,.,,.. at U.R.I. Frosh .... at East Providence Tolman .,,.....,....... at DeLaSalle .,,..... Pawtucket West ., at Mt. St. Charles at St. Raphael .,.... at Stonington .,...... East Providence ,... at Tolman ,... ....,.. DeLaSalle ..,..., ,., at Pawtucket West Mt. St. Charles .. Stonington ..,. Cranston . Central Falls . . South Kingstown ., Bishop Bradley Somerville . , ,..,. Hartford Bulkeley Roger Hamilton's basket with two seconds remaining in the state finals gave Westerly High's basketball team a 70-68 victory over South Kingstown and State Champion- ship laurels for the sixth time in the past 12 years. After sweeping through their Class A Suburban Divi- sion schedule and the State Tournament, the Bulldogs en- tered the New England Tournament at Boston Garden with their sights set on the sectional title. A 68-50 victory over Bishop Bradley High of Man- chester, New Hampshire got the Westerly five through the hrst round, but Somerville High proved to be too strong for the Rhode Island representative and eliminated the Bulldogs in the semi-finals, 66-53. ln the consolation game, with third place in the tourney at stake, Hartford Bulkeley ran up an early lead and fought off the Bulldogs for a 71-70 win. Ron Stenhouse was selected on the All-New England Tournament team for the second time in three years. Both Stenhouse and Frank Reale had been named to the All- State and All-Rhode Island Tournament teams a week earlier. Westerly's overall record was 23-5 and included three losses by a single point, two of which, to South Kingstown and East Providence, were later avenged. A jaunt to the Berlin, New Hampshire Winter Sports Festival was a highlight of the season. Victories there over Berlin High and Groveton, N. H. left Westerly in a tie with Adams, Mass. for Festival honors. Bob Henderson, Whitney Randall, Carl Carboni, and Jim Clancy provided Stenhouse and Reale with ample scor- ing support. Randall, Carboni, and Vern Eleazer were elected co- captains of the 1958-59 team. Q4 ., I ' .4 , my I ' -,fy I I 'W K '3' ,, L5 9 9 6 I N52 7 , ' 4 Q Jr nh ,, 1 t 8 M, E 9 1 x w 4 3 9 L9 Q A k ' LL f W? 1 'M 4. lx X ,,J six .1 f 'QSX RL! A Q E. an 8389 f A XX I u if ' J 5 QQ BASEBALL TEAM Front row Cl. to r.J: J. Tarrant, B. Stone, D. West, Captain F. Chimento, J. Servidio, B. Cohen, J. Arruda, R. Stenhouse, B. Perrin. Second row: T. Terranova, V. Eleazer, B. Chiaradino, W. Randall, K. Rathbun, C. Carboni, B. Sonntag, V. Naccarato, F, Vitro. Back row: C. Kitchen, J. Cofone, R. St. Sauveur, T. Almamonti, R. Coduri, M. Lamb, D. Marie, J. Federico, coach Bob Mudge. 1958 SCHEDULE W.H.S. OPPONENT 6 Coventry .....,...,..,, 1 1 20 Scituate ................ 6 2 at East Greenwich 1 0 So. Kingstown ...,.. 10 12 at No. Kingstown 2 3 at Deering ............ 4 13 at Coventry ..,..,.... 1 20 at Scituate ..........., 2 9 at Fitch ....,........... 0 7 East Greenwich .... 3 15 Stonington ..,......... 2 2 Fitch .,.........,........ 2 9 at So. Kingstown .. 1 8 at Stonington ....,... 6 8 No. Kingstown .,.. 0 3 Deering - ,.....,......... 2 2 at Woonsocket ..,. 1 3 at Tolman ...,.,..,.,. 8 2 Tolman ....... ..... 4 After losing three of its first six games, the Westerly High baseball team came to life and rolled through the remainder of its schedule with only two losses, both coming in the semi-final round of the Rhode Island Interscholastic Baseball League Tournament. After 20 years as baseball coach, Bob Mudge decided to hang up his spikes at the end of the year. Said Mr. Mudge of the 1958 team, It was one of the fightingest outfits I had since becoming coach. All three early season losses were revenged. The Bulldogs were the first team in the state to hand South Kingstown a regular season defeat in any sport, topping South, 9-1, after losing the first game between the South County rivals, 10-0. The reversal of the Deer- ing loss, however, was the big one. It clinched second place in the R. I. Southern Division, and gave the Bulldogs a berth in the State Tournament. In the playoffs, Westerly passed its first round test with a 2-1 victory over Woonsocket but fell before Tolman, 8-3 and 4-2. Ron Stenhouse was the mainstay of thepitchin staff, com- piling an 8-3 record in 13 appearances. Dennie Marie, Carl Car- boni, Bob Chiaradio, and joe Arruda also saw mound duty during the year. Captain Frank Chimento handled all of them from behind the plate. Chiaradio, Arruda, Bob Stone, john Cayer, Mike Capalbo, and Tucker Terranova were the regular infielders while Bob Cohen, Don West, joe Servidio, and Vern Eleazer patrolled the outfield. At the conclusion of the season, Terranova was electd captain of the 1959 team. Rf ii, ARMY TEAM First row Cl. to r.D: E. McCann, G. Caldarone, A. Lamb, A. DeBarrolo, P. Hogan, E. Chiaradio, R. Muntimuri Second row: Coach F. Reale, A. Napper, B. Itchkawich D. Conti, A. Pucci, M. DePietro, S. Giorno, M. Naccarato, Coach j. Clancy. NAVY CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from top: C. Richardson, C. Cofonc, D. Kcskincn A. Bruno, J. Lord, C. DcLuca. NAVY: 42 ARMY: 44 ARMY CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from top: J. Tartersall, M. Barr, W. Merritt C. Walker, F. Sacco, C. Kelly. NAVY TEAM First row Cl. to r.J: M. Gcncarelli, F. Naccarato, B. Gaudet, M. Ornberg, S. Alfiero, C. Marino, Second row: Coaches, W. Randall and D. DeFanti, D. McDonald, B. Carpenter, P. Alhero, C. Garafolo, N. Gencarelli, Coach V. Eleazer. Missing: C. Brousseau. INTRAMURAI, s 4 IP ... f 'S i 3: ' . Y. 5 A . SPUTNIKS-1957-1958 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First row Il. to LD: J. Federico, J. Fcraco, J, Servidio, F. Chimcnto. Second row: J. Tarrant R. Cohen, R. Perri, J. Parise, J. Brancato. R 9331. R' . ' if A N - if A 5+ 'Sr' I, MISS ENDICOTT 79 DIRECTOR OF GIRLS' INTRAMURAL PROGRAM MR. SMITH DIRECTOR OF BOYS' INTRAMURAL PROGRAM Cl. to r.J : S. Sward, A. Jacobson R. Turano, L. Kelly, J. Edmond P. Rcmor, S. Birgood, W. Mor gan, S. Woodward. Cl to rj S. Sward, A. Jacobson, R. Turano L Kelly j Edmond, P. Rcmor, S. Bitgood S Woodward, W. Morgan. F 'LL 'The saints save us! You'd best be leaving. - I'm goin' in. Cl. to r.J : j. Trebisacci, J. Federico. Cbllllllfl Didn't you say to tell Ellen to give us some little cakes you baked this morning? Cl. to r.J: H. Sisson, D. Greene, J. Trebisacci. . .4 ,.w,fi.c.r exams! . K I 82 My dear, fifty years ago on the eighteenth of june, this old house was in a hubbub of excitement . . . It was the night Moonyeen and I were to be married. Cl. to r.J: J. Brancato, J. Trebisacci, D. Greene. 'hroucgh I wasn't able to keep you from winning her - but, by God, I can keep you from marrying her - Cl. to r.J: It's just the proper place for it, Edward. Be careful you don't fall! W' Brennan, S- Conover, J' P3556- I.isten! - 'There's a little green gate - at whose trellis I wait - while two eyes so true - 83 come Smilin' Through' - I'll be there - waiting -- just at the end of the road - Cl. to r.D: D. DeFanti, M. Robichaud, A. Pucci, G. Curzio, S. Conover, J. Patise, S. Bridge, C. DeLuca. M I ,4 Q ' y X Q 1 U1 4, R ' Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high, there's a land that I heard of once in a lullabyf' r kqumor imrom. Q92 THE QUEEN OF THE JUNIOR PROM - Maureen Russo an. THE COURT Cl. to LD: S. Russell, B. Ward, M. Nardone, M. Russo CQueenJ, D. johnson, S. Bridge, C. Richardson. O THE LORELEI OH, OQCIQQ g-7:s.f fl 2 Qui' C99l'H.Ol' LQIOIPI Cl. to LD: S. Bridge, B. Bitgood, M. Russo, D. Johnson CQUEENJ, B. Gaudet, B. Ward, S. Conover. THE QUEEN OF THE SENIOR PROM - Dee Johnson THE GRAND MARCH LED BY CLASS PRESIDENT JOHN TARRANT AND HIS DATE MARY LEWIS BACCALAUREATE SERVICE I! ' is .-Wy . X 3. X I USHERETTES F. Mnndella, S. Wcmodward ZIL . Reverend David Lajoie, S. M. THE RECESSIONAI C. Grifiirhs 2 'Q' -wx 'Ill Y 2 5 I ii .sky THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 V xr-gg, 5 ,- .N Q-4-v -pq-Q In .. MH? W 3? 'df -'zz 1 t 1 We spent mos' of day- Q a Wha .X es. 1 ourst v Everybody had f he time gtuihni! un E l m SP1te of the fain' -v x joe was presented with a birthday cake, and a tuneful chorus of Happy Birthday was rendered. x-1 ' V . .,,. , A :gr N Q 1-4- -' i ' , . ' nv- 'S' L , M---Q 1...fj' .i K .9 R D 5 f Z4 Q 4 1 Y-Y' N- Y! f ,ur Tr . i R X RQ mf .Z G WP' 75 , it 'sa F K 1 1 in T r W it . 'WWW ' fn if t' w it fy M. ,gppfgas V, 4 A' ?H:5,'ai .WE u r Ek x. -'F ww- 'lf 5 - 'f 'Q-My QT' Tikr' i T f 'W --r+ W'i'2,.-f rvN '.i '33 fif A . My W + - -M' N-W' , D, uf ,j ,. - 1 'yrd A Cfilff,t if Sl, fi-f ' wif '- wrrii ' S .1 M- .Ev Q.. t ' - Wat ,iw ' . . V P A . - a few Ani ,, - fhg 10 degree occangl 1 87 t ut bought some U.. , k 3 plunxxC mm 'nvohmflfl Y- -ll! Souvgng LOIS of Us wo 1 tarilv most of us' 1 F Of 11 wonderful r' rv 'cd vo un lmc.. of U5 plum., SENIOR BANQUET 3 A. vhbwl f. , , '- is -fx-lu, s as f W :si-3,23 A' . 17. i ff 1' , .W ww fn-.ggi ff M ff is - U' W 1 f B 11- N 3 1 'S if R 1' .1 JL L X .r r r f X if '-,4- 4 , X Mrk' , 'if A 1? s , M. Q 'N Jr X 1111 .fi Anticipant Diners After Dinner Stretch X b ii' ,E . 4 LOBSTER -ffxsvm SPECIAL Pianists?77 Look of Satisfaction SENIOR Adios J. Ainsw f,ff 11 md dm R E C E P T I 0 N b. Silverstein and Lynch 89 Aloha vA1.?31iIgK1?1AN SAISVEQHEJIAN G Rev. Paul C. Perrorta, 0.11. E R X A E W2 3 'W R A c T I , e s O E N S J. Ainsworth . ' M n , 9 1 I K Senior Ensemble 'T mpt '6 J. Altimari g,wwgZZ Qld,-5 JAM M LZ XM 121. 'PMT' ffwzzmmyndou Z' eH,7'7 i f ' L0 . n p . awjfw ,rw 71, , may pid Ofggffm Af MMM I MW Lua. 2 y- 7'Zeu.z44. LQ, ggi f7055f '4'Z 'jfim' if ,.4..ZfZf ' 4050N7f01G7'020Pr9l96NQ10Q00N6WC70N040?61G01'0Hf0'040I'70f06x o:ni. 99 'o . lUl,Ol'hQ'il,.::: 'bn'b-lui' As' . ' . .g'I.g , . ' v 9v4,Q,h,q . I -xi ' '59 .mpqudv L. in I I sf I I D SONS INCO POIIATED 4' .. .RL . 'E :Q: :u:o' :s'u'a:s'a u u u:u.u:a.o.u'o:u.a.n.a,Q:o:a o'u's :i:hlu.:'i:: ' 'ch ef' l 0.1.0 a':?n.q,n.n:n: : : :dz pu I 5 1 I -i m:Q., zi. lsl'l.l vu 1 K . u a I ff' fu. A n 1 I f, lf ? a R 9 'fy DI 1 ho foo G A I I A N R I I Ii lu' Q LITIIOGIAPNERS PRINTERS IINDERS i 31 JEFFERSON ST. BL smmrono, coNN. IQ . f 'us 'in :: 1 ,X ' fqxgl- V . . 4:?n :'g.' 5: :v 'gl 5- .- . 'u wu:i. ' ' I if? s 'a' 1 Q . .l I L' CQ , n'u'n's'c susan suns o as su' 'vu A fu no uno Good Luck to THE CLASS OF 1958 From SAWYER'S SERVICE STATION cor. EAST AVE. R FRANKLIN ST. Mobilgus C ompliments of 5 MUNRO FLORISTS 7 f ' I ' T X . Phone LY 6-2382 MLS? NM 55 BEACH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. WHERE PARKING IS NEVER A PROBLEM S Flower: for all occaxiom v0 0 :S Aowfmaowwowwfaaemeaacawwwwemwfwfawwwaawwwwwwwafwwwk C omplimentx of WESTERLY BAKERY I -J W , LIL WW W, Compliment! of THE cnossnoAns POST ROAD DUNN'S CORNERS 5 Bess EATON H. E. mom' a. sou 3 5 Real Eftate Q . Tuxty - Tender Mixed - Glazed - Donut! 6 HOWARD E. T Home 9 NELSON H. THORP PAUL M. KEARNEY DR. EVERETT M. WESTCOTT Opjgmglfjjf WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING WESTERLY, R. I. Rooms 309-310 Phone LY 6-2105 WESTERLY, R. I. . Phone LY 6-5184 2 Hours 9 to 5 and by appomtment Cloxed Wednefday Afternoon 6 x9f0'0Y01f01G0N0101G0'02f0N0'0 0'f0 0210N-0'20N0N-0'f010 4020 94 401010-f0v0 K-04010-'62 X?ff0w0 Gompfiments of Attorney Thomas J. Capalbo Nat Capalbo, Civil Engineer Grlando D. Capalbo, Insurance Dr. P. Edward Capalbo, Dentist 9Y0'170v61'0'0'f0N0'0Y0N70vl?f0v0N7Q?10v0 0'0'0 7'? b0K0 9 X 010107 04710-f l05'0V0'G0 0 020' 5C7G?'0 40f0YQ170 ?Wff706N700PWN?4?'70-047G7026'0-0NW ?616x C omplimentf of DOROTHY AND WALTER KREBS DUNN'S CORNERS FILLING STATION 'll 5 P Z x I P I' 'T in W O P -I -4 P Z U H IIINR: I2- 4 I vp -, , , n-' ' . TTI : Q LAWRENCE H. HEPWORTH ' LIGUORI'S HARDWARE 5 2 o.n. 5 33 PIERCE STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 204 WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING Phone LY 6-4860 9 R XWARE Bay State Paints Crpenters' Tools Plumbing Supplies Electrical Fixtures 6 Phone LY 6-4320 RUSSEL A. LENIHAN Real Eftate and Imumnce 44 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. Telephone LY 6-4794 6 X9'f0 -0'0v-0 201l0N01l0 -0K01l0120 -0110Y-0N0'f0 0140 QQ M2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 40 0N0 202' 02105 0x0-16' T I N A' S BEAUTY STUDIO SHERMAN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Suppliex 137 MAIN STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. GOODGEON'S .IEWELERS Tel. LY 6-2115 WESTERLY, R. 1. 0080 - 2 2 2 2 C omplimentx of 6K0 JY-01' f0K0f0P'-070 4751 020' 2011! 40102 r0v -QON0 3, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 0l15'lllM.6'l'S aby 97 X710+'0f -2051051927l0 Q401f0N017WN010N0'46WC0WQ010-f05C0N?'0vh0N0'0'0 02616x STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Extends its Sincere C ongmtnlationr TO THE CLASS OF 1958 C omplimentf of OLD WILCOX TAVERN JOHN B. FINDLAY Real Eftale WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING ROOM 202 THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY WESTERLY, R. I. HOPE VALLEY, R.I. Complete Banking S ervicef NARDONE MOTORS WESTERLY, R. 1. I 'Hour CHRYSLER 91, h PLYMOUTH RISK TRANSFER AGENCY THORP 81 TRAINER, INC. -INSURANCE- 3I BROAD STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND ?K0r01-0ff02'-?'0 0N010N-71?10N024?'0 0i0P'-0I10K0 '0'6' '-0 0 0Y0 '0-'0'0l0-'0f'0'-'JDC 2940210 The Largest Printing Plant in Southeastern New England Is Located at W6Sl6fbf -. ,.,QQ-... ,- .2222 M THE UTTER COMPANY PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS T 1 ph 56 Main Street LY 6 779 XWESTERLY 9W?'0'5N0u0'l9 Q5f0f7l2'956 0N0Y07'05l0N?i0' 40V7fQ'f?Z 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 0W0K0f0N01 002' 010 0470? 0w020'0N0 102 31026202 -000000-0000 Compliment: of HOXSIE BUICK INC. W E S T E R LY DRIVE-IN THEATRE When better automobile: . Posr ROAD afe buzlt . . . Buifk will Wild Wm WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephone FA 2-0310 100 ff f M g -' ' is Ds?01'0' -C0,400017f?'Qf02Q0NJL0120N0'0120116W10N01'04056N01'0P10NQl0K'04f0110w0X Complimentx of Good Luck From . 10:-mo I- 0 E U5 'U P Z ff E Z P -vwmofaxow DR. and MRS. THOMAS VISGILIO, JR. '01 f0v0xy10 010 53 2 . 2 401' H060 650101 Telephone 96799 2352 ELMS NURSING HOME 9 5 Q 22 ELM STREET Q 2 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND 9 R 3 2 Q . 5 9 MAluoN's BEAUTY sALoN 2 Complimentf from WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING MORRONE BROS. 3 Tel. LY 6-5060 Q GARAGE 3 Q MARION L. NORMAN 5 101 0 '-05'? '-0N05'0N0 4'40Pl?C0540 ?47'6 '5'55'-9'405 '?'0'0 -02 Conzplirnentx of CUl.l.EY HARDWARE JOHN A. EDMOND SHORE ROAD WESTERLY, R. I. Plumbing and Heating Contractor fafwxawov Towvocg Counlmg Exclmive Women's Apparel and Acceuoriex THIRTY-FIVE BROAD STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephone LY 6-2251 AMIE and WARREN GREENWOOD WATCH HILL BOAT YARD WATCH HILL, RHODE ISLAND J. Raymond Payne - For Complete Boating Service ure Complete Marine Service - For Chrif Craft Kitx me Repairx The Store of Perxonal Friendly Service HIGGIN'S PHARMACY 37 WEST BROAD STREET 6 0 0'10'6410 Afbaway Linex Land More Firb ASHAWAY LINE and TWINE MFG. CO. C ompliments of LIGUORI'S MARKET 42 PIERCE STREET C ompliment: of GEORGE C. MOORE COMPANY Compliment: of C. A. MORGAN, INC. -INSURANCE- 16 BROAD STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND GENCARELLI, INC. ?E W I 03 THE OLYMPIA TEA ROOM WATCH HILL, R. I. s. s. PIERCE GROCERIES x940'W'40'0'0'04?'0I0-0'020-'0 ?f040Y?040'7040 0'040N?'04?6l0 405400471?0-01f?0140f2?0f10W2'6Wf0'0'0f01 Success to the Cgeniors CLASS 0F 1960 '0'105'0'C0Y-9 9l90599'040 '-0Y?'?'0N0N0' X '0'N0K0-40N?'010'N0lr01Q0f?'0401'-01'6'M0110N-040'1 COSMO'S MARKET ELM STRET WESTERLY, R. 1. C omplimentx of ROBERT DRYSDALE CO. Plumbing and Heating C. H. SWAN CO Maxonry C ontracton Telephone LY 6-5541 POTTER HILL ROAD WESTERLY, R. I. Compliment: of BEA sMI1'H'S h Clothes of Tomorrow 5 for the 16 HIGH STREET Women of Today WESTERLY, R. I. 14 Main St. Westerly R I C omplimentx of B A R B E R ' S WATCH HILL GARAGE :lcv-0000 00000000 105 C omplimentf of DR. and MRS. LOUIS CERRITO 40N7f0-405'010-t01f0w0110N0S'0ff0 0K4'10110f'04-0110'Y010I C omplimentx of CI.ARK'S MARKET China Crystal Hallmark Greeting Cards Gift: for all occauom C ompliment: of AMERICAN FELT COMPANY Mooalnzuleezi C omplimentr of THOMAS D. SANTOR0 INSURANCE 20K0iC05' 106 75-Wf'?M 26 Hugh Sf., Wuhrly, R. I. MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE 40'G00'f0'6'G0-W1'0PW16101f06'f?6Wf0'170 Compliments of A F RI E N D THE CCTTRELL COMPANY Mechanic Street PAWCATUCK, CONNECTICUT 40T50Y?4fQ 'I 9Y0 40K0'0-'-0N04'?10N0N0N0N0H0W'-0N016'120N0l0 GENTII.E'S SUPER MARKET 24 PIERCE STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. C omplimentx of ANDREWS 8: COMPANY Coal and Oil 107 Main Street Westerly, R. I. Telephone LY 6-2376 PUMPS and WATER SYSTEMS AETNA ENGINEERING CO. ASHAWAY, R. I. HANOVER, MASS. and ALTON, N. H. ALBERT C. BERGER, D.M.D. Ortbodontixl 302 STATE STREET NEW LONDON, CONN. Telephone 2 5 178 C omplimentx of SHElTER HARBOR INN DOC'S SERVICE STATION RAILROAD AVENUE DI '6P'5'44?'07905l9 0' T U R N B U I. I. ' S First class tailoring GROCERY STORE Alterations of all kinds Self Service Cleaning and pressing MEMS-GROCERIES JAMES v. ZANFINI Merchant Tailor Telephone LY 6-4347 Bw WMM of LINCOLN BUILDING w. T. GRANT coMPANY 47 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. For the best in lumber, call our number Phone LY 6-2831 UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 30 OAK STREET, WESTERLY Q 4' And 'I' For the best in oil heat, use fuel oil Sole Distributor! BUTLER BROS. COAL 8r OIL COMPANY, INC. 30 OAK STREET, WESTERLY Phone LY 6-2831 lgI9N000204 0'00W'W10 'I 09 40K0I0'-f0l'0f'0-'-0N0f40v104?'010 0Y6'1f0I'0'N0 Bert Wifbex C ompliments of from JoHNNY,S TIRE SHOP WESTERLY FURNITURE CC CANAL STREET Buy with confidence me w. c. Hlscox co. Bmwmof Quality Lumber and Building Supplies N. G. SMITH, .IEWELERS 99 MAIN STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. 65 HIGH STREET Telephone LY 6-2806 WESTERLY, R. I. Cvmplimwff Of PETER'S GROCERY STORE ASHAWAY ROAD DRUG BRADFORD, R. I. 85 GRANITE STREET MTU, Ou, G,inde,Jv 010120410401-10 -01'-0 '0'4'0v-0 1 10 Phone Bus. LY 6-2102 Res. LY 6-4876 M Q R R Q N E HOLLIDAY 81 JOYCE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Sale: and Service Domeftic and Commercial Air Conditioning Eaxy Waxherr PATRICK MORRONE, Prop. 170 Main St. Wester l 92 GRANITE STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Telephone LY 6-4339 A FRIEND C omplimentf of COUNTRY-SIDE PACKAGE STORE ALTON, R. I. Phone FO 4-8475 CHICKADEE POULTRY FARM wooDv1LL1z, RHODE ISLAND Tel. FO 4-7249 Producem of Native Rhode lxlancl Poultry and Egg: Wholexale and Retail Deliverie: 5E?'10N0f0f0'17f0 0 10Y-0 '-0'40N0N0M0v0f0l10'f'-0K-04 C omplimenl: of THE MOHICAN CO. GRANITE STREET SHOPPING CENTER P A U l ' S T V DuMont-Philco-- RCA GRANITE STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Telephone LY 6-4174 '.-010 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 102040-10 -'JK 4010101 C omplimentr of MR. and MRS. JOHN NARDONE C omplimenzf o f JOE'S SHOE REPAIR 141 MAIN STREET FRANCIS C. LATHROP Main Street Westerly, R. I. Rea! Eftate and Imzmznce 5 Telephone LY 6-2525 MELBOURNE'S Q VARIETY MARKET Q Seo Food-MeatJ- Vegetablef S Grocerief-Dry Good! 3 NARRAGANSETT Phone FO 4-7720 I ELECTRIC COMPANY ,IIIOHMIIII Road 5 CAROLINA, R. I. g SOUTH COUNTY DIVISION C omplimentf of ' 55 HIGH STREET 5 ELITE CLEANING WORKS - WESTERLY, R. I. MAIN STREET I 5 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND I 6 I I I I I I I I I r0r'0v C0f-0-10 C01'02f0K0'f IJYCOY -C01 X020 XzQC70Q?010K70'0C700'0vWv0C?06'0'6X?027G?W50'f?6'00N?l76'W'0Z IC71010' 40 0N?C70'?C07l7405C76'i0WG0'49'445101'71?40'l05?C?'0 940' x P E R R Y ' S Gift: and Decorative Acce::orie: B. 84 F. SNACK BAR 139 MAIN STREET Charcoal Broiled Food: We Boa:t The Be:t Hamburger: In We:terly Compliment: of COY REAL ESTATE CO INSURANCE 'lr 6 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. Compliment: of VARS BROTHERS Druggi:t: and S tationer: 8-10 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Telephone LY 6-2244 URSO 81 ANDREWS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Q Main Street Telephone LY 6 8196 Free Pickup and Delivery Service C ompliment: of CHAMPlIN'S STORE x? 0N0'-0N0 0'10If0vf-0Y-0 01'0'20N0N-0f-0K02'0 0N-0 5105061 W2 5 2 5 2 2 3 5 2 2 2 Q -'-0 0N7 4:01190 5C7'f01f0'0'01'016 - A d Alh Ad AR Htl t SO LONG Cglom the CLASS OF 1959 9N0'0f0101f0'1?G74011710f011?026Y0vW1l7f0K0'f0i0240' 'I g?00' 401f7'?171?'Qf0f7W10N?f917W1620610-0161'?W2!?0f017Wf6X0X BANNON'S DRUG STORE A. LOMBARDI, Reg. Ply. GRILLS MOTORS 10-12 Canal St. Westerly, R. I. Auto Body Work Telephone LY 6-2152 150 Liberty St. Tel. LY 5-5970 Established 1845 C ompliment: of S I N G E R WESTERLY JEWELRY 'v I' ,' wi.- 622'-T ' C omplimentx of 5 5 sEwlNG MACHINE co. 2 ALRAY PONTIAC co. 9 ARTHUR E. TRCTMAN C0 'Pli W 'f of INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN BQUMENQT john Conti-Agency Manager Diffffbufof of QUALITY BEVERAGES Washington Trust Building Plant Telephone Q Telephone LY 6-2577 79 Pierce Street LY 6-5162 6 x7f0G0V010 0'0'0'l?f?176'19h0N0v74761610N0v0N011?0N76N0v01 f-020 'I 15 40 -02'-JK 4070?-0' C010 x9'f0N0-'0Q0N0 0f-0Y0K0 uouerfooling Me .fdffanfic Ocean WINNAPAUG CCJUNTRY CLUB Shore Road Westerly, Rhode Island WVMW ,K I ff R 5 AV 2 If, . -meibf-Y ':'- - J PRO - CHET IRWIN, Propriet 7f0'2010 011710vf01'0Y0'f-7G?0f401C7'02G01G0 0'f041?'0'10' 11 gl70'0N0N?06N0-010'?06'06N?01?0190'0620'?0'Wf01?1717040I'7616H6x E 9 9 S C ompliment: of Complimenij of Telephone FR 7-2420 D A I R Y L A N D RAMBLERVILLE, INC. GRANITE STREET PAT and SYL'S WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND Go Rambler WESTERLY, R. I. S 8m S SUPER MARKETS INC. 147 GRANITE STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 9Y0'G0Y0'01f?f0'10v'0f'0N0'G0f1?L01f0Y05f0N0'10v0v10K01W10N0 'I 17 0'f'-0'0'6N0l'?C0'f0N7G-01l050-'-0'10N6'4WN-0'K0' C omplimenl: of D O W E R ' S Your Favorite Fa:bion Store TRI-STATE FINANCE CO Room 208 DIXON SQUARE BUILDING Telephone LY 6-2303 C ompliment: of STll.ES STUDIO TARNY'S LA CASA GRILLE Prop. - Vero Morrone Luncheon: - Fountain Service Dinner: FRANK .l. ADIMARI Life 1n:urance Real Ertate and In:urance 27 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. HEATHER HOUSE Clothes- . . . e:pecially for you Westerly, R. I. Groton, Conn. 28 High Street Trai1's Corner 10110K0 f0'0f-01l0 0K0 Compliment: of the A 8 P FOOD STORES 40'w0v0-1010-010w0rJX 40 02L0-'0H0N040'0'0-'0N01'040f'0 010N0l'0'0 0 040 0l0 f BRADFCJRD DYEING ASSQCIATION, U.S.A gwww 2 4'-0X0'-0-'0'K0N0 f7610'r0'01'0'l0110f02201'0rf01f?'0K0' 40'f050-f?f7047f7 f0 ETA OMICRON TRI-HI-Y CLUB WESTERLY Y. M. C. A. PATRONS An Anonymous Donor Angelo's Shoe Repair Trovato Bros. Brophy's News Stand 9 Roger Williams Inn ? ? ? ? ? Ginger's Westerly Bakery Judy Ornberg 8: Jim Azzinaro Dr. Louis I. Misto, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gilbert N. Morgan A harried Editor Reale's Market Mr. 8: Mrs. William Sherron Judge Charles F. Trumpetto Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Urso g 19450705407 Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Stenhouse Dr. 8: Mrs. Ernest F. Nardone Rollerdome Skating Rink Mr. 8: Mrs. Nicholas Tarrant Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Scott Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph H. Herold Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Edmond Dr. 8: Mrs. John J. F. McGauran Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy E. Burdick Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Russo Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward M. Botelle Mr. 8: Mrs. N atale L. Urso Dr. Richard J. Whelan Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Ward Mr. 8: Mrs. Eric G. Jacobson Mr. James Cofone, Red Stone ii.- Q P41 Run .J 1UY . V F A , M ,S ,. 1 -.Ll 1' AM. I. -1 .1 .. - ,, .L,.,. -A: V I I I A -4' , ' ' , - ga gg -T 'L . .- ' 1 . - ' a ' f TFT O ' - .,, K., A 1- - 's fr' .6 . ,v 5 J, 1 1 -L...- - - 'xi --c . 1 . wif . ' A4 X' 3 452 P5541 A JL,-, K ' 1 v 1 g : ,vw 5 L, , .awww qv' 25' if J I 'U -'ts' Q aw, K ,, -' fm- 'M .I , ,, ffsffilgg, , x ,. gym W5 'K I .. f I . 1 A.. ,,L, 4. MR -5 t zx, W.. -.I at ,, WW, an . , new ss -1, The morning breaksg' Stamp and neigh as the The day returns, but nevermore Returns the traveler ro the shore, And the tide rises, the tide falls. their stalls - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow PHOTOGRAPH BY JOE 1