Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1959 volume:

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We would like sincerely to say that you, Mrs. Moore, and you, Mr. Love, have done so much for us as a group and especially as individuals, that your attention and consideration will never be forgotten. The wonderful way in which you advised us concerning our special problem, no matter how trivial, will remain in our minds forever. In order to demonstrate the great affection each member of the class holds for you, the Class of 1959 takes deepest pleasure in dedicating its Yearbook, the Bulldog, to you. N fx M 14 : 1 J K ,-X mtl. N' ee id e X 1 to 4LQs :QT A 47X 5 . gf 5 gli? f fl f ii, 5X5 E , 2 9 ' TABLE CONTENTS QTBisnu.r Trainers and Masters V,.... ..,......, F aculty Bulldogs ...., r......,.,... .....,.,r......, S e niors Pups .,.,....,.,....T....r..V,.. . ,. Underclassrnen Around the Kennel . , .... rT..,..,.T A ctivities Fights and Feuds .T., . .T,,T Vs,r.. .,,.,,. ...... . S p orts Something to Howl About Senior Activities Blue Ribbons ,i,... T ,.t...,.i..ti ,.,Honors License Tags ti..,4 ,, .,,. Advertisements DR. W. CHRIS HEISLER Superintendent PRlNCIPAL'S ADDRESS My congratulations to the Class of 1959 for having reached the SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE You have now reached a point in your life when you must make many of the choices that have been made for you by your parents and teachers. Now you must choose which paths or persons you wish to follow. If you choose the more difficult paths they will lead to an easier life. If you choose with care the persons you fol- low, then you will be exerting the highest order of leadership. MR. HOLLICE STEVENS Principal goal for which you have been striving for the past three years. I hope that you are leaving this school with an air of confidence in the future. Remember that the man who expects to fail is a failure already. He may as well give up before he starts, for he has condemned himself and there is no possibility of his succeeding. On the other hand, the man who does not know that it is possible for him to fail already has the battle half won. john Paul jones told the British commander that he had not yet begun to fight, when his ship was sinking under his feet. He won the battle. If you go forth from this school with a clear head, if you believe that every man is your friend and that none have any evil intents against you because you have none against them, if, after thinking your plan through to its logical conclusion, with the clear idea that you can and will succeed, then your future is assured. Good luck and best wishes to each of you. 4 ? xx X 1 xl X X -ff. m xx .swuf , of A 9 A 'L :gill x l i il TQ fmllfii f f av 0 ' ill 5 X sz 712 JVCJQQS- 94111325 CRCS MR. ROBERT MUDGE MISS DAGMAR ALM MISS BARBARA BARUZZI Vice Principal Commercial Subjects French Physiology, MR. LEON COMTOIS Shop MISS HELENA DUNN MISS MARY ENDICOTT MR. ANTONIO ESPOSITO MR. ROBERT FALLON Chemistry, Guidance Commercial Subjects Mechanical Drawing History lov 'j'i' C MR. JAMES FEDERICO MR. CARL FRENCH Physical Education English '38 .n 1 ! ' I is ,324 wr R ,V X MISS JOSEPHINE MISS MARY GIORNO MR. ROBINSON HINDLE MISS FAE HOPE GEBNSHEIMER English, Commercial Subjects Biology, Physical Science Home Economics Efl8l15h, Guidance Cross Country-Track Coach I 6 f 'Q iii' 'Q' 1--v MISS HILDA HOUSTON MRS. JOSEPHINE English ITALIANO Mathematics I S4. .Q MRS. ELIZABETH McKENNA Mathematics . if MISS E. GERTRUDE MR. LUCIANO MESCHINO KINGSI-EY Chemistry, Biology, Health English MR. BENJAMIN MILLER Biology, Baseball Coach Q' b 1 7' MR. JOHN PALMER MR. ALEXANDER Physics, Track Coach PATERSON Commercial Subjects MRS. VERA ROBINSON MISS ELIZABETH ROSS History, English, Mathematics 1n MISS LILLIAN RUISI MR. JOEL SHERMAN MR. JAMES SMITH MRS. ADA STEDMAN Italian Agriculture, Biology History, Economics English 'Qt or 5, 'S X 1' I, 'kr ja r J W .1 O I 2+ I . I 5 2 sf , MR. JOHN STELLITANO MR. JOSEPH TERRANOVA Mathematics Latin, Italian Football-Basketball Coach Fa v a- K In ... Q e ' -,., 1 ,,,.. 'W 3 fzilifi f f l , MISS B. VERNE WALKER MRS. LILLIAN WALTZ MISS IRENE WARNER MR. ALFRED WOOD Physical Education English, Librarian Art Music Supervisor 53 zzfcmgf 4 GEORGE R. VISGILIO, JR. Class President PRESlDENT'S ADDRESS Fellow Classmates, Teachers, Parents, and Friends: Our three years at Westerly High School have come to a close, but the memories of the wonderful times we have enjoyed here will live with us forever. We shall never forget the excitement of athletic contests, the fun of hops and proms, and, most important, the satisfaction of successful scholastic endeavor. Because we have so thoroughly enjoyed our high school edu- cation, we would like to thank all those who have made it a reality. We thank our parents, who have sacrificed so greatly that we might benefit from a wholesome family life and a sec- ondary school education. We thank the taxpayers and town officials of Westerly, who have provided us with such an excel- lent school system. We thank our teachers, who have not only instructed us in the different high school subjects, but have also instilled in us a knowledge of the basic principles of society which will be so valuable to us as we take our places in the community. Finally, we thank our principal, Mr. Stevens, our guidance director, Mr. Love, and our class counselor, Mrs. Moore - all of whom have contributed so greatly to the success of the Class of 1959. We extend out best wishes to the faculty, who, together with the underclassmen, have made our days at Westerly High School such a pleasant memory. To the undergraduates, we wish the glowing satisfaction which is the result of personal betterment. We hope that they will treasure their days at Westerly High School as much as we cherish ours. We, the Class of 1959, because we wish to express our deep- est gratitude to an institution which has done so much to make us good American citizens and intelligent human beings, do dedicate ourselves, as we continue in life, to uphold the lofty ideals and honored traditions of Westerly High School. GEORGE R. VISGILIO, JR. President, Class of 1959 10 VERNON ELEAZER, JR. Vice President Service With equal vim for work and play, he gains more friends from day to day Vice President 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4g Drum Major 4g Con- certs 2, 3. MARTHA CELIA DePIETRO Treasurer Nursing Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful Treasurer 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 33 Army-Navy Game 35 Army-Navy Committee 2g Glee Club 25 Frolics 4g Student Council 3g Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Make-up Editor, Prom Committees 3, 4g Senior Reception Committee 3g Honor Roll 3g Dante Award in Italian 3. CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE RAYMOND v1sG1L1o, JR. President College A gentleman, a leader, and a scholar President 45 Basketball Manager 25 Intramurals 4g Barker Staff 2, 33 Display Committee 2, 4, Rocket Club 4, Vice President-Treasurerg Chemistry Team 3g 2nd Prize RI Chemistry Contest 3g Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g RI Honor Societyg National Honor Society 3, 4. 'l'l NELLIE ELIZABETH JORDAN Secretary Airline Hostess She that was ever fair and never proud had tongue at will and yet was never loud Secretary 4, DAR Award 4g Year- book StaH 4, Business Managerg In- tramurals 2, Army-Navy Game 2g Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 25 Concerts 25 Frolics 4, Assistant Business Managerg Usherette 3, Barker Staff 4, Discussion Group 45 History Election 4, Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, Ticket Seller 4, Student Activities Window 3, 4g School Office 3, 4. Nth- V, ,, ,,,,, ,s,. I 1 S f c at - if . KONSTANDINO KONDARIS KONTURAS Marshal Service To be a well favored man is the gift of fortune Class Marshal 4g Football 3, 4, In- tramurals 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4g Display Committee 2, Prom Committee 33 Senior Reception Committee 3. . , ,aur ' JOANN LOUISE ADIMARI PATRICIA ANN ALFIERO HOLLIS HENRY ALLEN ARTHUR DAVID College Nursing College ARZAMARSKI 'It is when you give of your- All things she does well Who does not love Wine, College self that you truly give women and song remains a He that is slow to anger is fool his whole life long better than the mighty' iff' gp-sv 'UNO' 'tl ROBERT FLOYD AUTRY RAYMOND REYNOLDS CAROLE LEA BAILEY JUDITH CONSTANCE College Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry, make 'em wait BADER Radio-TV Repair Life is a dream , ' ,- , Q I 'S ff ' M , ,V ,,,, lg- ..,, eg , L- f , J i '1 2 - rf ' rl ' MARJORIE LEILA BARR College You talk when you cease to be at peace with your A s thoughts JOYCE ANNETTE BISWURM College mile for all,' a frown none for 12 College BARBONE She just rings with laughter College The only way to have friend is to be one Physics and Mr. Palmer 4 - -is Wliir. if , ': Q ang.. tak. le r a A 3? f ff lg, ,Q H WL1w.f? ' C 8 ,f1Q'.f'-5 FLORENCE ELAINE BITGOOD Nursing 'The mirror of all courtesy T N if 'rw Q at it 4: -- fu. JEAN MARIE BOYNE Business Work To you the earth yields her fruit SANDRA ANN BITGOOD College A pinch of mischief, a dash of pep, a cupful of merriment Nl' gaze i f' JOSEPH BRANCATO Undecided They are only truly great Who are truly good were seniors' favorites C??j l n l 'I3 MARY EMILIE BOTELLE THOMAS HERMAN College BQWDER She reads muchg she is a Alf Force great observer Men can counsel and speak comfort jb- gm .. W ,4f'r LINDA LEE BROWN ROBERT PAUL BROWN Business Work Work There is no fear in loveg but A good name will shine perfect love casts out fear forever 905. MARY ANN BROWNING WILLIAM FRANCIS Stenographer BRUNELLE A sweet attractive kind of Undecided grace In keeping yourself with labor you are in truth loving life M 1' wt ARLENE ROSE BRUNO LOIS ELAINE BURDICK The cafeteria was so quiet and orderly! Nursing College If silence were golden she Silence is the most beautiful would never be rich herald of joy QR uffjf' N 4 x. X STEPHEN ALBERT BURDICK Air Force or Work There are those who give with joy, and that joy is their reward 55 ' .,..r1m1 1 - 0'7 li 'i-4 1, 13 Q? to as QQ, f, DONALD ROBERT CAPALBO College have one lamp by which my feet are guided, the lamp of experience I if IU' Y' if W, wg CAROL ANN BURLEY ROBERT STETSON NANCY ANNE CAHOON Work BUTLER Undecided A still and quiet conscience College Short and sweet, but not to And he shall have music be regarded lightly wherever he goes 'se ,s.: a 3 'F K U Q I .K iz, . f- k is W 'A lr tsic : ffl V- -.'- - ,,'- A A. 1 , ' 1 w , e it DONNA LORANN RlCHARD SALVATOR RICHARD JAMES CAPALBO CAPALBO CAPEZZANO Business School College College The gentle mind by gentle lt is not good that the man Although he had much wit, deeds is known should be alone he was very shy of using it rf is ii K 3: T 1 . Q F 4 ' . if , , ,,, 3 .if 1, , - if f ,,-L 9-fif We It There was never much accomplished at JAMES VINCENT LEONARD PAUL Yearbook staff meetings. CAPIZZANO CAPIZZANO Barber Service There is no life without A gay heart is the source of sports laughter 'W Q L fa s h I f I A ' Me .1 f- 'sl'-' ,, .-Q... hh I i i L' -k. I I k'kf,k H I 'ijt - ,c.r A RICHARD DONALD CARL LEPIO CARBONI GEORGE CHARLES WILLIAM ARTHUR CAPPUCCIO College CARSON CARSTEN Air Force Men of few Words are the College Work Cheerful, very Pleasanf, and best men A good heart is a letter of Live today, forget yesterday helpful is he credit and don't anticipate tomorrow 1 rf' , A . E ' L 'ii rw win P' I Q gg 'Q' ml Y iw I: A sf 1 i f get , l V 2 .. I ' SQISILF A If VA,,,..TE1Tt g 5: A' ,ge :fc 3 wr, A , A +' life 3?1?lW w E 'iii I A if.1'.N ,iqgjltiltgysl ,gigh kst' fix t 4 f X JOAN CARUOLO BONNIE PAULINE CAYER JOHN FREDERICK CAYER BLAINE VICTOR Hairdressing School Nursing Trade School CHERENZIA Fair as a star, when only one Innocent-but not too inno- He is well paid that is well Work is shining in the sky cent for coquetry satisfied Still waters run deep ,His EDWARD FRANK CHIARADIO Work or College His presence is always heard PETER JOHN CHIARADIO College or Air Force O, it is excellent to have a giant's strength E Qu-.W ROGER ROYAL CLARK CAROL ANN COFONE Army College A bashful man is a contented Some are born greatg some man achieve greatness 'N-wifi' if ROBERT JOSEPH CHIARADIO Undecided The mighty man was he - E3 C J J i 3147. L t, i i: EDWARD LAWRENCE COFONE College or Air Force Not too sober, not too gay, but he's been a good fellow all the way The librarian forgot the sign that said Quiet. ,f'i Ni' X !'.Z.. 7' A W, if JOHN JOSEPH CORR School or Service Cheerfulness counts much in life CHARLES ANTHONY CIMALORE Undecided A man that has friends musr show himself friendly he his K W Q5 K QE A ff-' on .,,,, C .esr A ,C 2' C ? gi, ga A ' ,,f2ie'?r4fF7jff'wififw .3fft5:gI,1'ffQ-i-Eff-X :- 2 9335:-'fi. f . fsffirfszlili JOHN TILLINGHAST COLLINS College His heart and hand both open and both free New RANDOLPH CHARLES CRANDALL Air Force Let joy be unconfinedn 'lC3-rr WILLIAM DENNISON CRANDALL Electronics 'Let every man be fully per- suaded by his own mind x X giwww gb 'wk ev , Eb MICHAEL VINCENT DENAULT Undecided Great thoughts come from the heart at yi in THOMAS WILLIAM DINWOODIE College Be just and fear nor I lie 6 'K 2 -., VCE? 1 . I , 4,- I Q ANN ELIZABETH CROWLEY Undecided Let me be what I am and seek not to alter me DIANE ELIZABETH DESILLIER Nursing High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy FRANCES JEAN DOTOLO College Still to be near, still to be dressed, as though you were going to a feast FJ? ki.,-av DORIS LOUISE DAY Dental Nursing Her ways are ways of 5 . ii, ra 'Q 6 JUDITH ELLEN DENAULT Work 'It is well to give when asked, U pleasantnessn but it is better to give unasked P YQ ila lt. A at s 5 V 2 ei as A RW ' l '5 F, r MAURICE CLARENCE SHIRLEY LOIS DeVOE DEVINE office Work COUCEC Act gently, speak softly Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in goodness The underclassmen learned early of the 1ibrary's resources. 'pn-up During these sessions the band was heard FREDERICK HENRY ROBERTA ELIZABETH throughout the school. DOTOLO DOWBEKIN College Beautician School A merry life is a full life The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence x rl? fr I 3 sm , 'New pf l '5 I 5 Es Hrs MA' 5 ,Q sg M394 W Qs 4. it iq!! Rv R32 Eg! X ' T, Eh I I x ja his aa ii i :JE ' JANE SUSAN ECCLESTON WILLIAM GREIG EGAN JOHN JOSEPH FAGAN ANDREW FAIR, JR. College College and Seminary See Bees Service Her angel's face shined And one man in his time The style of man is himself An air of friendliness about bright, and made a sunshine plays many parts him in the shady place re My A if .J 75 .V E if sf , S I 4 5 14 I ,af DOLORES CAMILLA BRIAN ANDREW FLYNN MAUREEN FOLEY EUGENE ALBERT FAULISE Sewice Wed, FORTUNE 18 Haifdfessmg School If friendship be his goal, he She seems quiet to those who College Of F0feSf Raflgefs I criticize nobody and nobody has already won the game do not know her I am not one of those who criticizes me fear the people I I W., 5 g MURIEL GAIL FRENETTE Undecided People of sweet and cheerful disposition succeed 0 4, Q31 RICHARD JOSEPH GABRIELLE Business A cheerful nature wins many friends 'fiwfy LOUIS MICHAEL GAROFOLA Service or Band There is room for more than one love in a man's life 1523? WH, HELEN ANN GABRIELLE College Let all things be done de- cently and in order zi- EMS Choir prepared tor one assembly after another. 9505. C 'TV AI 5 :fi i7iiIf Q :lk ,ff .Q iifgaffflfiileiil an I be ls Ja f-H' SEQ' , I FRANK VINCENT GALLO GEORGE ANTHONY MARION JANET Air Force GARDINER GARDINER What Should a man do but College Business School be merry Wit and wisdom are born Be not careless in deeds, nor with the man confused in words, nor ram- bling in thought in 'W ff T ' r sss f to ,:-' 1 RICHARD ANTHONY EILEEN MARION TIMOTHY MICHAEL GENCARELLI GERVASINI GILCHRIST College College College A wise man never loses any- Sometimes serious, sometimes Who reaches his ideal thereby thing, if he has himself gay, people like her either way surpasses it FREDERICK BARRY GRIFFIN Service A quiet tongue shows a wise head uf KY. ',,,,, SAMUEL STANLEY JOHN FRANKLIN HALL JUDITH MAE HALL HABEBEK Work and Sub School Airline Hostess Service Success is the culmination of Laugh while you cang every- have never found such a friendship and the willingness thing has its time companion as solitude to work +f L l RODNEY ALVIN HARRIS PATRICIA ANN HOGAN JULIE ANN HURTADO CHARLES ERNEST College Marriage Oflice Work JACQUES As merry as the day is long She is a woman, therefore to Be friendly, be vivacious, and Work be won be liked He was the mildest man- nered man 'rey rsvsr ' I in iff'ig'gi1 . .,L. ig 43 5.4, ,t,g- 5 , N BARRY CLINTON JAMES DIANA KENNEY Work Work Silence is golden A merry heart makes a cheer- 5 415,31 'lf 'Tin ful countenance At the Thanksgiving Day game futile attempts PAUL KENNEY Air Force I am as free as Nature hrst made man 'Si . - Q '1' 1, 1 'elf Q- A 559 av f' . K ,',v 1 L, f f ,. , J? 5 s . , DONALD EDWARD KINNEY Trade School I have a heart with room for every joy TSI' DAVID WALTER KENYON Service or School His quietness is an asset 1 -avg BILLIE CATHERYN LANCASTER Work Joy rises in me like a sum- mer's morn were made to keep the crowds behind the ropes. M ' . .1 av 1 it J g I N. x. I ,fig RALPH SHEPARD KENYON, JR. Go South Full of pleasure, void of strife LANA CAROLE KESKINEN Nursing Love can hope where reason would despair '23 vs' up-si 's--nap THERESA ANN LAUDONE Ofhce Work To know her well is to like her better ,p .,,pE: .. : n 2 up tx .J y RQ X K, 'Nagi- EA RL EDWARD LeCLAIRE College A hardy frame, a merrier spirit st' JOHN JOSEPH LAZZARO Undecided A good disposition is more valuable than gold 5 JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER LEDWITH Work Life is but a span, I'll every inch enjoy 'QW MARIA CECILIA LIBORIO Work She has music's golden tongue LAWRENCE JAMES LUPINACCI Work 'Let me but do my work from day to day ,gi , Vilas? . Q., DAVID ALLEN LLOYD College Great is truth and mighty above all things -of ,,.... .V fi ' I I S 1 pf ,ir U -I 1 JJZI -Q THOMAS BERNARD LYNCH Work Hard work is gratifying 4 Q, wr? 11 COSMO DOMINIC MANFREDI College A moral, sensible, and well bred man CYNTHIA ANN MARINO College For mischief is the spice of life So much studying was clone in study halls! 'S 15' f' , 4 7 A QW. 5 , ann--ff? iw DAVID LAWTON MacKAY College Why will men worry them- selves so? ix A FRANCES JANE MANDELLA Nursing Your friend is your needs answered li CAROL ANN MATSON Hairdressing School Gladness of heart is the life of a woman QV qqunav DENISE CLAIRE McDONALD College Those about her from her shall learn the perfect ways of honor 4 as- , 'Ay4' ' f ff I bf if CY X Everyone looks busy for the photographers sake only. 5 2 Ar s Q' S 9 . tx 4 p .J I Nt ,HW JANE CAROL MELBOURNE Undecided Happiness is the root of success fe 1 , 5515 K si JOHN MORRONE College Good sense and good nature are never separated .til gg. fee -...aa-sv' uqlf' WENDY ANN MERRITT College Modest dignity, and calm content ..'s WILLIAM CHARLES MOSCARITOLO College Chiefly the mold of a man's fortune is in his own hands MARY ELIZABETH JANET WILSON MCGAURAN MCKENZIE College Ofhce Work With nonchalance she greets She is pretty to walk with the world and witty to talk with iff. ig JOHN WILLIAMSON HERBERT EDWARD MINER MONTEITH College Air Force A merry heart, a gay Silence and solitude are a disposition man's best friends , 5: 3 fi ii I C li 3 I il is if JEAN LOUISE VINCENT JAMES NACCARATO NACCARATO Hairdressing School College She does it with a better Whate'er he did was done gtace with so much ease Q ! 2 t 3, g J 5 Ii Q, 9. X L CAROL ANN NADOLNY ANTHONY JOHN .Qi College NARCISO A kind of charm you seem College to find in womanhood lf music be the food of life, play on!,' J AAAA A E AAAO Wbqq is Q is ' ,... 1535 ' J g R T 2 E 'AOA 5 A- R 54 FRANK MUNROE PERRIN JERRY JOSEPH Undecided PESCATELLO A true leader and respected College gentleman To laugh is proper to the man We always wondered when Mr. Smith would stop talking. fi MARGARET AMELIA NICASTRO College The laughter of girls is among the delightful sounds of earth qw' ii' JoHN JOSEPH ADRIENNE AGNES OLCOWICK Oflice Work And she will have gladness wherever she goes PATRICIA ANN PESCATELLO PIETRAALLO College Work Always talking, always gay, Love gives naught but itself he will ever be this way and takes naugfht but from itse DOROTHY ANN POTTER KENNETH MORSE Work RATHBUN, JR. In her tongue the law of Service kindness He is wise who wishes to do 24 what he can PATRICIA ANNE REMOR Business I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in others BETTY ANNE ROMANELLA College It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice I ,awk L ,.,, 'iv' 2 A ll s I A it N. GEORGE JOSEPH PATRICIA ANNE SCOTT SCHACKNER Work I As carefree as a summer's A sense of humor is a sense day of proportion CHARLES WILLIAM DIANEELEANOR RIGBY RICKSON Wink Travel Make pleasure out of work CONSTANCE ANN SANQUEDOLCE Work Bashful sincerity and comely love virtuously, but thou excellest ,pax IPD st Y we at Q. . Q 'W xv if fi, 'gi wa.. SX DOROTHY CLAIRE ROBERTS Secretary 'Silence is more mvusical than any song MARIE THERESA SCARPELLINO Hairdressing School Many daughters have done them all Sw ' Not everyone who went to the clinic was ill. 1-Ni v.-1:9 if Opening your locker was a job in itself. MARILYN MARGARET SCULCO Business School None but herself can be her parallel A-Ra ! ':'?1f X WALTER SERIO Marine Corps A helping hand at all times ' fi I 1 FRANCES ELEANOR SMITH College The noblest mind the best contentment has JULIA LEE SHERMAN STEPHEN CARL Nursing SILVERSTEIN Checked for silenceg never College taxed for speech Gallantry to women is the sure road to their favor 2 , WILLIAM KURT SONNTAG College One friend of great value is better than many who are good for nothing ,ka-v MARILYN GAIL SPINO Uncertain And the best of me is diligence 'W' uv- ' Rauf' 2 sfit JOSEPH ROBERT SELVIDIO Undecided Speak, only when it is necessary ,g.Qg4 i ffQ sl I , ,th av-- A ,M te,t Sf LINDA IANE SISSON College They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts r V' war - a . Fi t if- fmgggffff' U, . '5 :Qn ,:f' S, 1- f K Q A U mi V 91.1 ' ', ' A .JZQLLXX ' ffl-1, f we-in-f-H 3 1 'fifiiiiff 5'-fl' -1' 1'-:wr-,' Z A'.j, 'I fwqi sz. v1T,.,,,.,L . tt,. ,,,....x,, .. ,1,..,,ig.,,.,,-A 1,.i4..m., Wt... .aww Mt, M..- ,,,,,.,.,,x .,,,,. 5. . ,,,v,,f,,.,yJ:f,.,,,f1, ,,.,'.gfs,:.j. , 'av xwfrif-'Mf'0,M', fi vt 'fab' WILLIAM EDWARD STRAWDERMAN College He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one fair E7'f .2F' DONALD WILSON SWAIN Service There's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility I in Q 'cy' 'sa 2 ' ' f 531 , I ' M we ' 'a ,QW if vet ' ,,,, y.:, I Q ysx I it is I A p grief: 33. - PN I . g J A A , gf ALBERT JOHN szYMANsK1 College I am not in the roll of common man LYNNE WYLDE TETLOW College She is one in a million mei, lik .,tA be gd , 2,4 Mx' 22 S fu riki g A r i fibre- SANDRA DALE SWARD College Poise is the secret to her charm 'YR af' 'dj-427 CYNTHIA MAE TANNER College I have learned to be content la ' 0633- lily? Qi. bf'rS if GEORGE EDWARD THAYER Work If he will, he willg you may depend on it ni I Our superintendent and principal discuss the latest happenings. .15 X THOMAS ANGELO TERRANOVA, JR. College A hero in our eyes he'll always be 'iv .,..'?'.,, if x, A Xe MARYLOU THORPE College Thus neglecting worldly ends, all dedicated to the bettering of my mind favs SUSAN MARIE TERRIEN Medical Secretary Never anything can be amiss when simpleness and duty tender it GEORGE EDGAR TOBIN, III School or Air Force Worry made no one great, why should I worry wif 4'9 ff ai ,gli lx if CHARLES LOUIS JOHN PASQUALE MARY NANCY TOSCANO PATRICIA ANN TOSCANO TOSCANO College TREBISACCI Air Force College A smile Cam-lot help Winning Hairdressing School Many great men were shy A friend is never known 'till friends A clear conscience is a sure a man have need card .f 'V W7-3-if in-EV, 5' QW 5 I FRANK THOMAS VITRO ROBERT IRWIN WEBER JAMES ALBERT JUDITH LILY WILCOX College Army WHITMAN Work Walk to your goal firmly and There's a world of things College She is as pleasant as the with bold steps around us we don't see for A soft, meek, patient, hum- morning what they aren ble, tranquil spirit 'I' 'W I 't VERLIE WILCOX SALLY ANN WOODWARD KAREN ANN Undedded College ZEGARZEWSKI Fly through the world, and I How sweet and fair she seems College shall follow you to be Fairer than the evening air 28 clad in the beauty of a thousand stars ACTIVITIES ADIMARI, JO ANN: Intramurals 2, 3, Army-Navy Committee 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Choir 2, Concerts 2, Frolics 4, Student Council 4, Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief, Senior Re- ception Committee 3, Chairman of Refreshment.Com- mittee, Honor Roll 3, Essay Contests 2, 3, 4. ALFIERO, PATRICIA: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Assistant, Army-Navy Game 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Choir 2, Belltones 2, Concerts 3, Usherette 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Prom Queen's Court 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Discussion Group 4. ALLEN, HOLLIS: Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2. ARZAMARSKI, ARTHUR: Football 2, Discussion Group 4. AUTRY, ROBERT: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Frolics 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Co- Chairman, Rocket Club 4. BADER, RAYMOND: BAILEY, CAROL: Intramurals 2, 3, Army-Navy Com- mittee 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Frolics 4, Student Council 2, Display Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Chairman of Business Committee, Senior Reception Committee 3, Co-Chairman of Decorating Committee, Honor Roll 3, Discussion Group 4. BARBONE, JUDITH: Intramurals 2, Army-Navy Game 2, Army-Navy Committee 2, Twirler 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 2, Usherette 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Honor Roll 2, Discussion Group 4. BARR, MARJORIE: Intramurals 2, 4, Army-Navy Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Frolics 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Discussion Group 4. BISWURM, JOYCE: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Editor. BITGOOD, FLORENCE: Band 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 2, Belltones 2, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 4, Discussion Group 4. BITGOOD, SANDRA: Intramurals 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, Frolics 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Queen's Court 2, 4, Discussion Group 4. BOTELLE, MARY: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Applied Music 2, Concerts 2, Frolics 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Essay Contests 3, 4, Dis- cussion Group 4, Cafeteria Crew 2. BOWDER, THOMAS: Football 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 3, 4, Vice-President, Treas- urer, Dance Band 3, 4, Frolics 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, ilhairman of Orchestra Committee, Cafeteria Crew 2, . BOYNE, JEAN: Class Secretary 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Band 2, Glee Club 3, All-State Music Festival 3, Con- certs 2, Frolic 4, Usherette 3, Barker Staff 4, Chief Typ- ist, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Co-Chairman, Prom Committee 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Prom Queen's Court 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, RI Honor ioiety, Cafeteria Crew 2, Ticket Seller 4, School Office BROWN, LINDA: Frolics 4, Barker Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Editor, Ticket Seller 4, School Office 4. BROWN, ROBERT: Baseball 2, Intramurals 4. BROWNING, MARYANN: Ticket Seller 4, School Of- fice 3, 4, Sweetheart Swing Court 4. BRUNELLE, WILLIAM: BRUNO, ARLENE: Intramurals 2, 3, Army-Navy Com- mittee 3, Army-Navy Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Frolics 4, Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Sophomore Hop Court 2. BURDICK, LOIS: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Essay Contests 2, 5, 4. BURDICK, STEPHEN: BURLEY, CAROL: Business Staff. BUTLER, ROBERT: Track 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Frolics 4, Rocket Club 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 3, Organist 3, 4. CAHOON, NANCY: Band 2, Concerts 2, Honor Roll 2. CAPALBO, DONALD: Intramurals 2, 4, Band 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, Concerts 2, Frolics 2, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, Discussion Group 4. CAPALBO, DONNA: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Belltones 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Frolics 2, 4, Operetta 3, Barker Staff 4, Prom Commit- tee 4. CAPALBO, RICHARD: Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Frolics 2, Operetta 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Chairman of Decorating Committee 3, Discussion Group 4. CAPEZZANO, RICHARD: Intramurals 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, RI Honor Society, Discussion Group 4, Rocket Club 4, National Honor Society. CAPIZZANO, JAMES: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, 4. CAPIZZANO, LEONARD: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Cafeteria Crew 4. CAPPUCCIO, RICHARD: Football 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Glee Club 4, Cafeteria Crew 4. CARBONI, CARL: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Baseball 2, 3, 4. CARSON, GEORGE: Track 4, Honor Roll 2, Discus- sion Group 4. CARSTEN, WILLIAM: CARUOLO, JOAN: Glee Club 4, Barker Staff 3, 4, Cafeteria Crew 2. CAYER, BONNIE: Glee Club 2. CAYER, JOHN: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Senior Reception Committee 3. CHERENZIA, BLAINE: Basketball 2. CHIARADIO, EDWARD: Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Op- eretta 3. CHIARADIO, PETER: Class Secretary 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Track 4, Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, 4. CHIARADIO, ROBERT: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President-Treasurer, Prom Committee 2, 3, Sen- ior Reception Committee 3, History Election 4, Cafe- teria Crew 2, 3, 4. CIMALORE, CHARLES: Football 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Stage Crew 2, 3. CLARK, ROGER: Honor Roll 2. COFONE, CAROL: Intramurals 2, 3, Army-Navy Cheer- leader 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Concerts 3, Frolics 4, Barker Staff 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Prize Speaking Contest 3, Discussion Group 4. COFONE, EDWARD: Cafeteria Crew 3, Intramurals 3. COLLINS, JOHN: Class Vice-President 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Baseball 3, Intramurals 2, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, 4. CORR, JOHN: Intramurals 2. CRANDALL, RANDOLPH: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Cafe- teria Crew 3. CRANDALL, WILLIAM: Rocket Club 4. DAY, DORIS: Band 2, Concerts 2. DENAULT, JUDITH: School Office 2, 3, 4, Barker 2, 3, Ticket Seller 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2. DENAULT, MICHAEL: Basketball 2, Cross Country 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Discussion Group 4, Rocket Club 4. DESILLIER, DIANE: Band 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 4, Li- brarian, Glee Club 2, Choir 2, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Frolics 4, Usherette 2, Senior Reception Committee 3. DEVINE, MAURICE: Barker Staff 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, Chemistry Team 3, Rocket Club 4, 3rd Prize RI Chem- istry Contest 3. DEVOE, SHIRLEY: Intramurals 4, Glee Club 4, Frolics 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Ticket Seller 2. DINWOODIE, THOMAS: Cross Country 4, Track 4, Intramurals 3, Prom Committee 3, Discussion Group 4. DOTOLO, FRANCES: Intramurals 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Frolics 4, Barker 2, 4, Honor Roll 4. DOTOLO, FREDERICK: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Senior Reception Committee 3. DOWBEKIN, ROBERTA1 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, choir 2, 3, 4, Belltones 2, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Usher- ette 3, 4, Ticket Seller 2. ECCLESTON, JANE: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Con- certs 3, Frolics 4, Operetta 3, Display Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Discussion Group 4, Organ 4. EGAN, WILLIAM: Band 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 2, 4, Operetta 3, Barker Staff 2, Display Committee 2, 4, Prize Speaking Contest 3, lst Prize-Boys, History Election 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. FAGAN, JOHN: Cafeteria Crew 3. FAIR, ANDREW: Frolics 4. FAULISE, DoLoREs: Glee Club 3, 4, choir 3, op. eretta 3. FLYNN, BRIAN: FOLEY, MAUREEN: Intramurals 2, 33 Glee Club 2, Choir 2, Belltones 2, Barker Staff 4, Ticket Seller 3, 4, School Office 2, 3, 4. FORTUNE, EUGENE: Intramurals 2, 4. FRENETTE, MURIEL: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GABRIELLE, HELEN: Intramurals 2, 3, Army-Navy Game 2, Twirler 2, 3, Assistant, Band 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Concerts 2, 3, Usherette 2, 3, Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2, Sophomore Hop Court 2, Discussion Group 4. GABRIELLE, RICHARD: Glee Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Cafe- teria Crew 2, 3. GALLO, FRANK: Intramurals 2, 3, Discussion Group 4, Cafeteria Crew 2, Ticket Seller 3, 4. GARDINER, GEORGE: Chariho Lions Club award in school work. GARDINER, MARION: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Frolics 4, Manager of Business Staff, Usherette 3, Barker Staff 3, 4, Ticket Seller 4, School Office 3, 4. GAROFOLA, LOUIS: Band 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 4, Head of Social Committee -- Drum Major, Stage Crew 2, Cafeteria Crew 4. GENCARELLO, RICHARD: Track 4, Chemistry Team 3, Rocket Club 4. GERVASINI, EILEEN: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Army-Navy Committee 2, 3, Army-Navy Cheerleader 2, Glee Club 3, Frolics 4, Usherette 2, Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor, Prom Committee 2, 3, Senior Reception Com- mittee 3, Essay Contest 3, Discussion Group 4. GILCHRIST, TIMOTHY: Band 2, All-State Music Fes- tival 2, Concerts 2, Frolics 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, Discussion Group 4. GRIFFIN, FREDERICK: HABEREK, SAMUEL: HALL, JOHN: Band 2, 3, 4, Band Manager 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Frolics 2, 4, Operetta 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Advertising Editor, Display Committee 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Stage Crew 3, 4. HALL, JUDITH: Band 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Reception Committee 3, Cafeteria Crew 2, Discussion Group 4. HARRIS, RODNEY: Manager of Track Team 4, Band 2, 3, Frolics 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Discussion Group 4, Stage Crew 4. HOGAN, PATRICIA: Intramurals 3, 4, Army-Navy Game 3, Glee Club 4. HURTADO, JULIE: Glee Club 2, Choir 4, Frolics 4, Usherette 3, Barker Staff 3, 4, Essay Contest 3, Ticket Seller 4, School Office 3, 4. JACQUES, CHARLES: Display Committee 2, Honor Roll 2. JAMES, BARRY: KENNEY, DIANA: Glee Club 4, Band 3, Intramurals 2, Cafeteria Crew 2. KENNEY, PAUL: Discussion Group 4. KENYON, DAVID: KENYON, RALPH: Stage Crew 3: Frolics 4: Display Committee 3. KESKINEN, LANA: Intramurals 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Frolics 4: Student Council 2: Barker Staff 2: Display Committee 2: Sweetheart Swing Court 3: Prom Queen's Court 3: Discussion Group 4: Cafeteria Crew 2: Ticket Seller 2. KINNEY, DONALD: LANCASTER, BILLIE: Glee Club 2. LAUDONE, THERESA: Intramurals 2: Glee Club 2: Barker Staff 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Honor Roll 2, 3: School Office 4. LAZZARO, JOHN: Display Committee 3: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Stage Crew 3: Cafeteria Crew 2. LE CLAIRE, EARL: Football 3: Track 4: Discussion Group 4: Rocket Club 4. A LEDWITH, JOSEPH: LIBORIO, MARIA: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Belletones 2, 3: All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Con- certs 2, 3, 4: Frolics 2, 4: Operetta 3: Ticket Seller 4. LLOYD, DAVID: Band 2, 4: Dance Band 4: Frolics 4: Discussion Group 4: Rocket Club 4. LUPINACCI, LAWRENCE: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Prom Committee 3, 4, Co-Chairman of Decorat- ing Committee: History Election 4: Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, 4. LYNCH, THOMAS: MACKAY, DAVID: Basketball 2, 3: Prom Committee 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Prize Speaking Con- tests 3, 4. MANDELLA, FRANCES: Intramurals 2, 3: Army-Navy Committee 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Belltones 2: Concerts 3: Frolics 2, 4: Usherette 3: Student Council 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Display Committee 4: Prom Committee 3, 4, Chairman of Refreshment Committee 3: Prom Queen's Court 3: Honor Roll 3. MANFREDI, COSMO: MARINO, CYNTHIA: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Army-Navy Game 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Belltones 2: Frolics 2, 4: Operetta 3: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Reception Com- mittee 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Discussion Group 4. MATSON, CAROL: Frolics 4: Honor Roll 4. MCDONALD, DENISE: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Assistant: Army-Navy Game 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Usherette 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary: Barker Staff 3, 4, As- sociate Editor: Yearbook Staff 4: Queen Senior Prom 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: RI Honor Society: Essay contests 2, 3: Discussion Group 4. MCGAURAN, MARY: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 32 Choir 3: Concerts 3: Frolics 4: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Honor Roll 3, 4: Essay Contest 2, 3: Discussion Group 4. MCKENZIE, JANET: Band 2, 3: Glee Club 3: All-State Music Festival 2: Concerts 2, 3. MELBOURNE, JANE: Intramurals 4: Glee Club 4: Frolics 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Ticket Seller 2. MERRITT, WENDY: Intramurals 3: Army-Navy Cheerleader 3: Frolics 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3. MINER, JOHN: Track 4: Band 2, 4: Dance Band 2, 4: Concerts 2: Frolics 2, 4: Display Committee 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Rocket Club 4. MONTEITH, HERBERT: Band 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Pop Concert 3. MORRONE, JOHN: MOSCARITOLO, WILLIAM: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Discussion Group 4. NACCARATO, JEAN: Intramurals 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Frolics 4. NACCARATO, VINCENT: Class President 2, 3: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Track 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Band 2: Concerts 2: Frolics 2: Display Committee 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Discussion Group 4. NADOLNY, CAROL: Band 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 4: All- State Music Festival 2: Concerts 2,' 3: Frolics 4: Discus- sion Group 4: Cafeteria Crew 2. NARCISO, ANTHONY: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 4, Social Chairman: Dance Band 3, 4: Concerts 3, 4: Frolics 4: Discussion Group 4. NICASTRO, MARGARET: Intramurals 2, 3: Sopho- more Hop Committee 2: Discussion Group 4. OLCOWICK, ADRIENNE: Intramurals 2, 3: Army- Navy Committee 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Concerts 2, 3: Frolics 4: Operetta 3: Barker Staff 4: Senior Reception Committee 3, Chairman of Business Committee: Honor Roll 2, 3: Cafeteria Crew 2: Ticket Seller 3, 4: School Office 3, 4. PERRIN, FRANK: Cross Country 4: Track 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Band 2: Frolics 4: Yearbook Staff 2, 3: Prom Committees 3, Chairman, 4, Co-Chairman: Senior Reception Committee 3, Chairman: History Election 4, Governor, Speaker of House. PESCATELLO, JERRY: Track 4: Prom Committee 4: Discussion Group 4, President: Rocket Club 4. PESCATELLO, JOHN: Football 2, 3: Manager of Bas- ketball Team 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Frolics 4: Barker Staff 2: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Honor Roll 2, 3: Essay Contest 2: Discussion Group 3: Rocket Club 4. PIETRAALLO, PATRICIA: Glee Club 2, 4: Choir 2, 4. POTTER, DOROTHY: RATHBUN, KENNETH: Football 2, 3: Baseball 3: Track 4. REMOR, PATRICIA: Intramurals 2: Army-Navy Cheer- leader 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Frolics 4: Student Council 2: Barker Staff 2: Display Committee 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Sweetheart Swing Court 2: Discussion Group 4: Ticket Seller 2. RICKSON, CHARLES: Frolics 4: Prom Committee 4. RIGBY, DIANE: ROBERTS, DOROTHY: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Usherette 2: Barker Staff 3, 4, Business Editor: Ticket Seller 4: School Office 3, 4. ROMANELLA, BETTY: Intramurals 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Belltones 2: Concerts 2: Frolics 4: Usherette 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Reception Committee 3: Discus- sion Group 4: Ticket Seller 2. SACCO, FRANCES: Army-Navy Committee 2: Army-. Navy Cheerleader 3: Glee Club 3: Operetta 3: Usherette 4: Barker StaE 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Re- ception Committee 3: Discussion Group 4: Cafeteria Crew 2. SANQUEDOLCE, CONSTANCE: Barker Staff 4: Cafe- teria Crew 2. SCARPELLINO, MARIE: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Belltones 2: Concerts 2, 3, 4: Frolics 2: Operetta 2: Barker Staff 2: Display Committee 2. SCHACKNER, GEORGE: Intramurals 3, 4: Color Guard 3. SCOTT, PATRICIA: Intramurals 2: Banner-carrier 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Choir 2: Belltones 2, 4: Concerts 2: Frolics 2, 4: Usherette 3: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Discussion Group 4: Ticket Seller 2. SCULCO, MARILYN: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Army-Navy Committee 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Frolics 4: Barker Stall 4: Honor Roll 2. SELVIDIO, JOSEPH: Football 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Cafe- teria Crew 4. SERIO, WALTER: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Cafeteria Crew 4. SHERMAN, JULIA: Glee Club 2, 4: Frolics 4. SILVERSTEIN, STEPHEN: Frolics 4: Discussion Group 4. SISSON, LINDA: Intramurals 2, 3: Army-Navy Com- mittee 2: Glee Club 2: Frolics 4: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Recep- tion Committee 3, Co-Chairman Decoration Committee: Honor Roll 2. SMITH, FRANCES: Glee Club 2: Yearbook Staff 4. SONNTAG, WILLIAM: Football 4: Baseball 3, 4: In- tramurals 2, 3, 4. SPINO, MARILYN: RI Honor Society. STRAWDERMAN, WILLIAM: Cross Country 4: Track 4: Intramurals 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band President 4: Dance Band 3: All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Concerts 2, 3, 4: Frolics 2, 4: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor: Senior Re- ception Committee 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: RI Honor Society: Chemistry Team 3: 5th Prize in RI Chemistry Contest 3: National Honor Society 3, 4. SWAIN, DONALD: Track 4. SWARD, SANDRA: Intramurals 2: Army-Navy Game 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Twirler 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Choir 2, 4: Concerts 2: Frolics 2, 4: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4: Year- book Staff 4: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Queen Sopho- mole Hop 2: Prom Queen's Court 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, . SZYMANSKI, ALBERT: Intramurals 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: RI Honor Society: Chemistry Team 3: Discussion Group 4: Rocket Club 4, President: National Honor Society: 1st Prize RI Chemistry Contest 3. TANNER, CYNTHIA: Army-Navy Committee 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 3: Concerts 3: Frolics 4: Operetta 3: Barker Staff 2: Prom Committee 2, 4: Discussion Group 4: Ticket Seller 2: Intramurals 2. TERRANOVA, THOMAS: Football 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain: Student Council 3, 4, President: Yearbook Stall 4: Prom Committee 4, Co-Chairman of Decorat- ing Committee: History Election 4: Most Valuable Foot- ball Player Trophy 4. TERRIEN, SUSAN: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Commit- tee 4: Honor Roll 3: Discussion Group 4: Sweetheart Swing 4. TETLOW, LYNNE: Intramurals 2: Army-Navy Com- mittee 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Choir 2: Concerts 2: Frolics 4: Operetta 3: Prom Committee 3: Discussion Group 4. THAYER, GEORGE: Football 2: Glee Club 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. THORPE, MARYLOU: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Applied Music 3: All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Concerts 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Usherette 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: RI Honor Society. TOBIN, GEORGE: Football 3. TOSCANO, CHARLES: Class Vice-President 2: Foot- ball 3, 4: Basketball 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Band Manager 3: Cafeteria Crew 2. TOSCANO, JOHN: Intramurals 4: Barker Staff 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: RI Honor Society: Chemistry Team 3: Discussion Group 4. TOSCANO, MARY: Glee Club 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Discussion Group 4: Cafeteria Crew 2. TREBISACCI, PATRICIA: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Frol- ics 4. VITRO, FRANK: Baseball 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Concerts 2, 3: Frolics 4: Op- eretta 2: Honor Roll 3: Essay Contest 3. WEBER, ROBERT: Intramurals 2, 4: Basketball 4. WHITMAN, JAMES: WILCOX, JUDITH: WOODWARD, SALLY: Intramurals 2: Army-Navy Game 2: Army-Navy Committee 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain: Twirler 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 2: Concerts 2: Frolics 2, 4: Usherette 3: Display Committee 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Senior Reception Committee 3: Sweetheart Swing Court 2: Prom Queen's Court 2, 3, 4. ZEGARZEWSKI, KAREN: Band 2, 3: Concerts 2, 3: Frolics 4: Student Council 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4: Queen Junior Prom 3: Prom Queen's Court 2, 4: Cafe- teria Crew 2: Sweetheart Swing Court 3. E fffff 1 , - A 5 L . W ' 5 i W? 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TNT Tiny N' Talkative DB Dauntless Boys GABE Good At Bringing Excitement NWAG Never Without A Grin WIT Wise, Intelligent Thinker BA Barely Audible HSRWT Have Slide Rule, Will Travel TOM Truly Obsequious Maneuvers TIM Truth Is Mine WB Willing but Bashful SAM Slow And Moderate JAT jack of All Trades JH journeys from the Hills QNQ Quality Not Quantity PAT Petite And Talkative OK Overwhelmingly Ko-operative PFD Popular, Friendly, Dependable SDK Square Dance King ROM Real Optimistic Man 'GUS Great Unforgettable Scrimmager WCU Will Chatter Uninterruptedly KSQ Keyboard Speed Queen NPK Nutty Putty Kid FAT Friendly All the Time LHC Likes Hot Cars NS Not a Socialite ATF A True Friend TL Towers Liberally WEEE Will Evenutally Eliminate Drudgery NNH Needs No Horn WHS Will Have Silence DLI Devilish Little Imp BP Ballerina Plus HOW Has Original Ways gf mix Qs. 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' Ofia C Constance Connie Sanquedolce KS Kinda'ShY Marie Scarpellino EF Evergongssa Frieiid George Schackner GS HY- Cffaifi Y- Patricia Scotty Scott KA Kids Around Marilyn Sculco MS Mif1g1CS SPi1'if9fllY Walter Serio WS What 21 Smllfl Linda Siggon LS Likes Summers William Fluff Sonntag BOL Bump On H L08 Marilyn Spino MS Marked for Success William Bill Strawderman l W The Wiaard Donald Donnie Swain JD Jeep Driver Sandra Sandi Sward QG QLICEHIY Gtr?-CC Albert Al Szymanski ME Masters vefVf inf-I Cynthia Cyn Tanner LF . - Likes Farmers Thomas Tucker Terranova TUCK Terrific Under Calamitous Konil-iticgns Susan Sue Terrien SMT Smart, Mature, CH er Lynne Tetlow TNLH There's None Like Her George Tiny Thayer GT GenuinelY TCFIUCIC Marylou Thorpe OMIG Our Most Intelligent Girl George Ned Tobin NED Not Easily Disturbed Charles Charlie Toscano BTQT Beware The Ouiet Type John Tusky Toscano LDK LOYH1, Dependable, and Kind Mary May Toscano MAE Mostly Always Exuberant Patricia Patty Trebisacci PT Perpetual Talker George Vits Visgilio VIP Vitality,SIntelligeRce, Pergurilality Frank Vitro SAT inging, cting, a ing Rob rt W ber RW Rather Wistful Jamgs Jiri Whitman BIG Bashful Is the Gentleman Judith Judy Wilcox LBA Liked By All Verlie Wilcox RON Ronnie Or Nothing Sally Woodward SAL Sally's Always Laughing I Karen Zegarzewski ZEG Zealous, Elegant, Graceful - v fl' ' I fr fi 'il .-AU fabdifi-iR,f,: If I' 'QQKN-'. lF'3 X lv . .- f , , i '05 , 243 V, ,mtl V, . 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I Henry Allen, leave my red socks to Brian Edmond, in 7 the hope that he can attract as much attention as I did. I Arthur Arzamarski, do hereby bequeath my so-called L bashfulness to Thelma Daland, hoping that she can over- come it as well as I did. I, Bob Autry, leave my ability to run sideways on the foot- ball field to Chape Boumenot. I, Ray Bader, leave my air of worldliness to someone who needs it. We, Carole Bailey, Martha DePietro, and Cynthia Marino, leave our Sunday rides to the country to any juniors who like farmers as much as we do. I, Judy Barbone, do hereby bequeath my job of saving seats in the cafeteria to Nancy Gencarelli. I, Margie Barr, leave my extra credits to Chape Bournenot, who will probably need them next year. We, Joyce Biswurm and Marilyn Spino, humbly leave our brains for exhibition. We, Sandy Bitgood and Arlene Bruno, bequeath our ability to solve each others problems during our overnight ses- sions to Connie Garafola and Agnes Lamb. I, Mary Botelle, being of sound mind, leave my driving abilityC?D to Whitney Randall. We, Tom Bowder, Peter Chiaradio, Charlie Toscano, and joe Selvidio, leave the Trojans to jim Felicetti, Steve Turrisi, and Dennie Marie. I, jean Boyne, as head typist of the Barker, bequeath to my successor the agony and fun of trying to get the material typed. I, joe Brancato, leave this school, because I think I have been here long enough. I, Linda Brown, bequeath my position as typist for Coach Stellitano to any girl who thinks she can read his writing. I, Bobby Brown, will my provoking ways to any boy who dares to take them. I, Mary Browning, do hereby bequeath to Lorraine Gelinas my old HG socks. I, Lois Burdick, leave my ability to get along with Miss Warner to Dolores LaBreque who, I'm sure, gets along well with her now. I, Stephen Burdick, leave--happy I made it. We, Carol Burley, Roberta Dowbekin, and Marie Liborio, do hereby bequeath to any underclassmen our everlasting friendship. We, Bob Butler and Al Szymanski, will our amiable rela- tionship with Mr. Palmer to anyone who can cause him as many headaches as we did and still remain in class. I, Nancy Cahoon, do hereby bequeath my short stature fo anyone, and hope I can grow taller by leaving it. I, Donnie Capalbo, leave my rotten apple cores to next year's cafeteria crew. I, Donna Capalbo, do hereby bequeath to Peggy Shibilio my petiteness, knowing she'll never get lost in the shuflle. I, Richard Capalbo, leave my candelabra to someone who likes to play the piano as much as I do Cwithout much lightj. I, Richard Capezzano, do hereby bequeath my starting po- sition on the successful Blobs to Ronnie Carboni, brother of Coach Tank Carboni. We, jim Capizzano, Bob Chiaradio, and Jack Collins, leave our great love of football to the oncoming team, hoping they win a few more games than we did. I, Lennie Capizzano, will nothing to nobody, for I think no one can carry on the tradition which I have set. I, Richard Cappuccio, bequeath my permission UD to smoke in the Boys' Room to Steve Turrisi, hoping he doesn't get caught. I, Carl Carboni, leave my basket to catch footballs to the Sparrow. We, George Carson and Jim Whitman, do hereby bequeath our quiet and pleasant ways to all underclassmen. We're sure some could use them. I, William Carsten, leave my love of studying to all in- coming students. I, joan Caruolo, bequeath my silent tactics to any under- classman who needs some. I, Bonnie Cayer, do hereby bequeath my Stoddard Bailey to Helen Brown. I, jumper Cayer, leave my gassed up history book to any hot-rodder. I, Blaine Cherenzia, will the dust and papers in my locker to anyone who won't sneeze. I, Eddie Chiaradio, leave to anyone the pleasure of having every school oflicial watching him. I, Charlie Cimalore, leave my tardiness to any continually tardy underclassman. I, Roger Clark, leave my journeys from Ashaway to any other suburbanite who goes to school in the big city. We, Carol Cofone and Frances Dotolo, will our ability as Beatniks to two junior girls who have the false im- pression that they can keep the beat. I, Ed Cofone, leave my Italian class, knowing Miss Ruisi will be pleased. I, Joe Corr, do bequeath my place on the Honor Roll f??J to Bob Hustwit. I, Randy Crandall, leave my intramural team to Hayden, Smith, and Salimeno. I I, Bill Crandall, will my curly hair to any Junior girl who wants it, for I'll soon go bald anyway. We, Ann Crowley and Carol Matson, do hereby bequeath our ballet to Brenda Sylvia, and hope she has better students the next time. I, Doris Day, bequeath my famous name to any Junior who would like to be mistaken for a movie star. I, Judy Denault, leave my peanut butter crackers to anyone who can eat them as fast as I can in class. I, Mike Denault, will my track shoes to Philip Chiaradio, hoping he fills them well. I, Diane Desillier, do hereby bequeath to a female under- classman my flute, and hope that she won't be the lone flute player I was. I, Maurice Devine, leave my gas bill, accumulated during trips to Watch Hill, to anyone associated with the flying red horse. I, Shirley DeVoe, do bequeath to Marilyn Joubert my list of combinations and the hope that she can add it it. I, Tom Dinwoodie, will my left-over winter green to Bob Hustwit. I, Fred Dotolo, leave my thanks to the water boy for keep- ing me well watered during football games. We, Janie Eccleston and Carol Nadolny, do bequeath our good friendship to two Junior boys, hoping they can get along better next year. I, Bill Egan, do hereby bequeath to any prospective stage- hand my paint-stained dungarees and shirt. We, Louis Garofola and Vern Eleazer, will our white drum majors' uniform to anyone in the cleaning business. I, John Fagan, leave my unknown combination to someone who is curious. I, Andy Fair, bequeath my fairness in name and complexion to no one, because it must be kept in the family. I, Dolores Faulise, leave my early morning classes to some- one who doesn't work on the late shift. I, Brian Flynn, will all my friendly enemies to John Algiere. We, Mo Foley and Julie Hurtado, bequeath our GD's to Diane Serra and Sandra Romanella. I, Eugene Fortune, leave at the disposal of the underclass- men all the teachers I've had. I, Muriel Frennette, do hereby bequeath good luck to any junior girl who takes my place in Miss Houston's heart. I, Helen Gabrielle, leave to all underclassmen the advice that they gain more respect for Seniors unless they want to be mangled in the halls. I, Richard Gabrielle, bequeath to Tom Gavitt my wavy brown toupee. I, Frank Gallo, leave my curly black hair to Frank Capiz- zano, and a package of bobbypins to jealous girls. I, George Gardiner, will my Dictionary of Botanical Names to Mr. Hindle, so that he may study the names of animals. We, Marion Gardiner and Dot Roberts, leave our hot Chevys to anyone who can control them. I, Richard Gencarelli, do hereby bequeath my week's leave of absence to anyone who is crowded on the ofhce bench. I, Eileen Gervasini, bequeath to my sister Jeanne my ability to say no, for she certainly should. I, Tim Gilchrist, leave to all Juniors my permission to en- grave initials on desks. I, Fred Griffin, will my essay i'Ways and Means to Avoid Boredom in Class to anybody taking his classes too seriously. We, Sam Haberek and David Kenyon, bequeath one cow to anyone from a large family. I, John Hall, leave to Dick Greenwood the responsibility of upholding the tradition of the Avondale Boys. We, Judy Hall and Karen Zegarzewski, will to two un- worthy Junior girls the honor of being two of the Bebes. I, Rodney Harris, leave my bottle of sea sickness pills to Ray Allen, who is going into the Navy. I Pat Hogan, leave my hours in the girls' room to Lorraine , LaPlante. I, Charlie Jacques, bequeath to Eugene Gencarelli my police whistle, to clear alcoves for easy entrance. I, Barry James, do bequeath a cat to Mr. Miller, to help him catch any mice that might escape from his Biology room. I, Nellie Jordan, will to a ubiquitous person the ability to get along with Miss Gernsheimer and Mr. Love as I did. I Diana Kenney, do hereby bequeath my book 'Illegible 9 Writing Made Easy to someone who thinks the teachers don't work hard enough. I, Paul Kenney, leave my curl to Kenny Mills. I, Ralph Kenyon, do hereby bequeath my ability to dis- appear from school after attendance is taken to someone with courage. I, Lana Keskinen, will to my sister Dawn the rubber-soled shoes used to sneak past the ofiice when I skipped study. We, Donald Kinney and Kenny Rathbun, do bequeath our seats in the cafeteria to any Sophomores who are tired of standing. I, Gus Konturas, leave my football helmet to Bill Tanner, and hope he will use his head more than I did. We, Billie Lancaster and Dotty Potter, leave Bonnie Page and Bette Hunt to take our places in this school. We, Theresa Laudone, Jean Naccarato, and Patty Trebisacci, will our Gabby front seats in Mr. Fallon's class to any- one who can talk as much as we did. I, John Lazzaro, do hereby bequeath my wad of gum to anyone who can get away with chewing it. I, Earl LeClaire, will 540 broken pencils to an incoming Sophomore, for that's how many he'll use in his three years here. I, Joe Ledwith, do hereby bequeath to Agnes Lamb our initials, which cover nearly every desk in the school. I, David Lloyd, bequeath my knowledge of the French language to Frank Petra, who already speaks it like a native. I, Larry Lupinacci, will a portable stove to Pete Chamber- lain, so that he may enjoy study hall snacks. I, Dave MacKay, leave my ability to sleep during French to Fred Roever. Dormez bien! We, Fran Mandella, Mary Toscano, and Cyn Tanner, do bequeath our ability to be funloving and carefree to the next Senior class. I, Cosmo Manfredi, leave my part in the Senior Play to someone who won't mind rehearsing almost every night. I, Denise McDonald, do hereby bequeath to some lucky Junior girl the thrill of being queen of the Senior Prom. I, Mary McGauran, will to my four younger sisters all the fun and frolic I had at WHS. I, Janet McKenzie, do hereby leave Rae Anna Foberg a can opener for her locker when she forgets the combina- tion. I, Jane Melbourne, leave a certain junior boy to walk the corridors by himself next year. I, Wendy Merritt, bequeath my false tooth to anyone un- fortunate enough to have his own knocked out when running into an alcove. I, John Miner, leave my best pal, Bob Whyte, behind me. Take good care of him. We, Herbert Monteith and John Morrone, leave our messy lockers to anyone who wants to clean them. We, Bill Moscaritolo and Tony Narciso, leave nothing be- cause we need all we've got. I, Vin Naccarato, bequeath to some unsuspecting member of the cross-country team my size 9M track shoes. I, Margaret Nicastro, will to Judy DeBernado my neatness. We, Adrienne Olcowick and Marilyn Sculco, leave our reign of terror in history class to Sandy Mayhew and Mary LaPlante. I, Frank Perrin, bequeath to Dennie Marie my corner in Mr. Palmer's heart. I, Jerry Pescatello, do hereby bequeath my debating club chairmanship to someone with courage. I, John Pescatello, leave my study of the intercellular struc- ture of the slide rule to anyone who can't do long divi- sion. I, Pat Pietraallo, do hereby bequeath to my relatives attend- ing this school the hope that they have better luck here than I did. I, Patti Remor, will my ride to school in the morning to Marlene Naccarato. I, Bill Rickson, leave my square-dancing ability to the Ashaway boys. I, Diane Rigby, do bequeath my fun f??D in type class to all other type students. I, Betty Romanella, will my ability to argue with my best friends to my cousin Sandra, hoping she'll give in as much as I did. I, Fran Sacco, bequeath to my sister Linda my pointed shoes used in kicking people when fighting my way into the cafeteria. We, Connie Sanquedolce and Verlie Wilcox, leave our ability to get along with the SHS male population to Marcia Fauliso. I, Marie Scarpellino, bequeath my ability to come to school at any hour to someone who likes to sleep late. I, George Schackner, will my English class seat in room 21 which I have had for three years to my brother Andy. I, Pat Scott, leave my temper to an underclassman who can control it better than I could. I, Walt Serio, do bequeath my many years at WHS to Charlie Ruisi, and hope he doesn't need that many. I, Julie Sherman, will to Jeannie O'Donnell all the names I've carved on the desks here. I, Steve Silverstein, leave my ability to flirt with the girls to John Algiere, who seems to do a good job already. I, Linda Sisson, will to my cousin Pam my ability to leave the showers and still have a curly head of hair. I, Frannie Smith, bequeath to Jackie Kenyon my deficiency in Physics which was followed by a B in the course. I Bill Sonntag, leave my membership in the big wheel 7 society to anyone with a white Ford like mine. I, Bill Strawderman, leave the suggestion that all future Physics students wear skirts if they want an A. We, Donnie Swain and Torn Lynch, bequeath all our rides in the Willys to anyone who wants to battle wind, rain, and snow. I, Sandi Sward, will to a fortunate Sophomore girl my position as a cheerleader and all the laryngitis that ac- companies it. I, Tucker Terranova, do hereby bequeath my Most Valu- able Player Award to Chape Boumenot or Dennie Marie-whoever proves the more worthy. I, Sue Terrien, will to my sister Anne my efforts to retain the Worcester accent, in the hope that she won't let it die. I, Lynne Tetlow, bequeath to Roy Larson all the places my friends and I went when we skipped school. I, George Thayer, leave Mr. Palmer to his future students who did not heed our warnings. I Marylou Thorpe, bequeath my lame brain and talkative i nature to Edith Restelli. I, Ned Tobin, leave my deepest sympathy to anyone who has had to suffer through this will. I, John Toscano, do hereby bequeath my nickname Meat to a vegetarian in the Junior class. I, George Visgilio, will to the next Senior class president an enrollment in a Charles Atlas course, so that he'll have enough power to conduct an orderly meeting. I, Frank Vitro, leave the care of my brother Bob in the capable hands of Chape Boumenot. I, Robert Weber, do bequeath my daily ride to school with Bill Rickson to Ticker Clarke. I, Judy Wilcox, will to Josie Chamberlain my ability to be quiet on Mr. Greene's bus. I Sally Woodward, leave my position as captain of the i cheerleaders to Doreen Banning. Good luck, Chick! We, the Class of 1959, bequeath to the underclassmen, our three years of study, headaches, and fun. To the next Senior class we do hereby bequeath our un- successful attempts to attain Senior respect and priority. We, the Class of 1959, leave . . . just in time to avoid a longer school day and year. We, the Class of 1959, do finally leave . . . knowing the officials and faculty will be deeply saddened by our de- parture. J' J rv WW -9 Q. .nv Yi 'mu , wx is Q 2, '!W alifihisf ,nm 5 3 ig , 1 .,5,,k um. . i ,zzz K -ffif X5 ifefygw f 7,1 -wlmgr LX Q1 'E . Q. 1' - 11 . .gin J I' -2 in A-ww ,'4' fa, 4. -'ie X5 1- fn QPF' is 'KVM N. UV ,H g 'F 3' X J , gvfuyvcv g .7 5 ,QM 1 2. ff ff 7 Qpipa a 0 Rf C9 x W C ,yy Z SN , Kc x X' KX ', ,, - --if-aj' ' .Cliff T - F W ,, :ei 2 f 1 1 ,N ,754-VN- R TP-7 Z 7 K7 :S W i 2' ' X 43 7 g . ,I 505' , First row: Cl. to r.J M. Arnold, J Aloe, D. Banning, D. Ainsworth, J Browne, A. Brown, S. Alfiero, G Caldarone. Second row: R. Anderson, S. Azzin aro, B. Bliven, K. Brown, S. An drews, A. Botelle, J. Burdick, H Brown H. A h , ntoc . Third row: B. Bliven, E. Babcock F. Anroch, J. Algiere, 1. Barber, 'A. Algiere, R. Allen, R. Algiere, G. Beresford. 44 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer .....................,.. R. Larson Vice President ............ C. Garafola President .................... M. DeFanri Secretary ,...,.. ........ B . Virreriro SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary ...,...,................ C. Giorno President .................... F. Capizzano l Treasurer ..... ............... G . Stenhouse Vice President ....,......... R. Pendola HOME ROOM l l First row: S. Cofoni, J. Dunlap, S Craig, A. DeTata, P. DeBartolo, J Chamberlain, J. Doney, E. Chiaradio D. Deering. Second row: S. Capezzano, M. DiDo- menico, E. DiDomenico, B. Carpenter, J. DeBernado, M. Choiniere, S. Cher- nasky, N. Delicato, D. Dumelow, J Burbine. Third row: S. Burton, C. Buck, S. Bur- dick, J. Brocato, R. Brown, R. Bou- menot, M. Capalbo, D. Buchanan, S Brooks. HOME ROOM 12 First row: S. Falcone, A. Ferraro, M. Fauliso, J. Garceau, B. Fair, R. Ezro. Second row: P. Chamberlain, R. Coduri, B. Galli, R. Fairchild, J. Celico, D. Crowley. Third row: J. Comolli, R. Carboni, H. Coleman, A. Clapham, R. Carpenter, P. Edwards, J. DeBartolo. n al 'u 33 R r if A TN' S. gal? USED fw- f17?t HOME ROOM 13 First Row: L. Greene, M. Gencarelli N. Gencarella, E. Greene, H. Hol- land, C. Garafola, C. Johnson. Second row: J. Felicetti, B. Irving K. Gilluly, L. Gelinas, R. Hatfield W. Dorr. Third row: M. DeFanti, G. Cruzan B. Edmond, J. Dionne, F. Dufour L. Elmo, F. Falcone, R. Felicetti. HOME ROOM 14 First row: A. Lamb, D. LaBrecque, M LaPlant I Lombardo Ku - , - , J- - zenka, J. Lord, L. Lord, J. Kenyon Second row: E. Gencarelli, D. Kes- kinen, M. Joubert, C. Limani, S Longolucco, L. Lamb, C. Kelly, L Lupinacci, M. Jones. Third row: B. James, J. Gent, T Gibney, R. Hamilton, R. Jacobson D. Greene, F. Brown, W. Grimes A. Itteilag, J. Hayden. 9 HOME ROOM 16 First row: B. Mayhew, C. Morgan, A Munroe, K. McGauran, F. Naccarato R. Munrimuri. Second row: W. Marr, E. Martin, S Mills, A. Milne, S. Mayhew, J. La- Pere. Third row: D. Marie, M. Lamb, J Langanke, S. Kenyon, S. Lawton, F Lupinacci, K. McCracken. HOME ROOM 18 First row: C. Potter, M. Ornberg, M. Naccarato, M. Nardone, M. Over- end, R. Pratt, J. O'Donnell, M. Pukas, E. Qkker, B. Nardone. Second row: F. Perra, D. Pendleton 1 J. Nadolny, P. Owens, B. Payne, M. Prizito, M. Noyes, J. Nasse, A. Mor- rone, L. Narciso. Third row: P. Meyer, J. MacFarland, J. O'Donnell, J. Perry, J. Parzych C. Phillips, R. Morrone, J. Murphyi HOME ROOM 20 First row: S. Toscano, S. Tweedell E. Thayer, J. Ure, C. Thibodeau, L. Wainwright, J. Zanfmi, C. Walker. Second row: M. Turrisi, B. Vitterito, A. Terrien, P. Vitterito, D. Terpen ing, M. Vacca, M. Youden, C. Tobin. Third row: S. Young, J. Thompson J. Vetelino, R. Valliere, J. Spano, P Zegarzewski, M. Smith, S. Turrisi. HOME ROOM 21 First row: J. Aikens, C. Brousseau C. Abosso, C. Bruno, D. Booth, B Barboza, J. Anderson, C. Austin, J Barr. Second row: C. Acolina, N. Briggs J, Blackwood, C. Almedia, F. Hat field, S. Algiere, J. Burdick, S. Autry, W. Beatty, D. Booth. Third row: J. Barber, L. Ailgiere, G. Blacklock, G. Bookataub, K. Bliven, Ahern M Brocatto R. Aldrich, J- , - , J. Arruda, J. Brocatto. HOME ROOM 19 First row: J. Roode, J. Scaglione, Z Schmitt, D. Serra, S. Romanella, J Rizzuto, L. Sacco, J. Tattersall. Second row: R. Larson, J. Russell M. Smith, P. Sheldon, B. Servidio L. Sabins, T. Quattromani, L. Raithel Third row: F. Roever, C. Ruisi, A Piccolo, D. Pratt, W. Phillips, J Rutledge, E. Potter, J. Salimeno. 7' HOME ROOM 22 First row: S. Clachrie, P. Clark, J Church, S. Como, S. Card, K. Cap- albo, L. Comforti, E. Clancy. Second row: T. Cimalore, F. Coz- zolino, A. Burley, S. Cundle, M. Cottle, C. Celico, B. Burton, P. Clarke, P. Carey, P. Ceresa, J. Bro- phy. Third row: P. Chiaradio, I. Carson, F. Capizzano, S. Butler, M. Capalbo, B. McDonald, J. Buck, D. Capizzano, E. Brown, J. Clapham, S. Cornforti HOME ROOM 23 First row: B. Hewins, R. Doney, J. Dippolino, R. Delicato, R. Dinwood- ie C Duarte P Es osito I D' , - y - P , ' ' Amico, A. Czerciewicz, L. DelBene. Second row: R. Dobson, C. Edge- comb, B. Dower, B. Fiore, M. Dab- rowski, C. Davis, B. Eccleston, J. Donahue, T. Deland, S. Cozzolino. Third row: W. Ferguson, J. T. Donahue, J. F, Donahue, A. Dood, R. Fiore, C. Davison, C. Dufour, D. Carsten, K. Curry, R. Dennehey, D. Cushing. xxx 'Q' HOME ROOM 24 First row: M. Fortune, N. Gallucci C. Feraco, R. Gabrielle, C. Giorno M. Gilchrist, C. Faulise, R. Falcone K. Gavitt. Second row: K. Jacobson, J. Healy T. Galluscio, G. Federico, J. Ger- vasini, R. Foeberg, J. Gencarella, R Jacques, R. Fisher, P. Galagher. Third row: I. Gilchrist, E. Haberek R. Hines, F. Hawker, R. Grills, S French, R. Greenwood, R. Gobeille R. Itteilag, R. Hustwit, S. Harris. y HOME ROOM 28 First row: J. Perri, M. Popiolek, D Pucci, J. Price, M. Peabody, P. Perri F. Pietraallo. Second row: K. Mills, A. Paterno, B. Perry, L. Provenzano, F. Morrone, P. Nardone. Third row: D. Mashl, F..Minakin, D. Palardy, J. Patton, V. Morgan, R. Muntimuri, R. Moretti, K. Shultz. HOME ROOM 25 First row: P. Howard, L. Giorno, A. Lombardo, L. LaPlante, A. Holt, J. Kenyon, R. Holland. Second row: S. Kenna, B. Kenyon, P. Iarkin, F. Knerr, B. Grant, S. Kender, B. Gibney, R. Kitchen, L Livingston. HOME ROOM 27 First row: J. Owens, E. Lynch, S Morrone, P. Marr, P. O'Donald, M Misisco, A. Oliver, K. Mills. Second row: R. Linto, R. Lilligren M. Moscaritolo, C. Massaro, B. Page, J. Maloney, S. McGunagle, G. Pal- mer, J. Lupinacci, P. Lombardo, R LaPere, J. Liborio. Third row: R. Lawrence, J. Kenney D. Kenyon, A. Maine, P. IAIPOIIS, R King, S. Maine, R. Kennedy, R Langanke, R. Leach. 'S , . 1-ms, HOME ROOM 3 First row: 1. Turano A. Stephanski S. Siciliano R. Sisco F. Toscano M. Serra R. Vadican. Second row: E. Tanguay P. Simone J. Sullivan G. Stenhouse S. Serra G. Smith W. Tanner. Third row: R. Tattersall R. Smith J. VanHorn R. Sonntag C. Mylli- maki, D. Severns, N. Stenhouse. CAFETERIA First row: C. Whiting, D. Williams F. Zanella, O. Zbyrowski, R. Terran: ova, 1. Tourtelotte, J. Trescott, F Vacca. Second row: P. Zbyrowski, V. Tur- ner, J. Wells, M. Toscano, M. Young, M. Terrien, J. Vincent, D. Verno P. Toscano. Third row: R. Vennard, R. 'Wucik F. Ventilato, P. Vitterito, S. Young D. Wise, R. Bouchard, R. Vrenden- berg, M. Wiitaala. 50 HOME ROOM l First row: L. Pucci, J. Pescatello, D Saunders, J. Rathbun, D. Sacco, E Restelli, M. Shibilio, P. Russo, -I Telft. Second row: E. Pepistrelli, P. Sisson D. Sposato, B. Silvia, S. Strawder- man, M. Risica, B. Snitkin, R. Sayles T. Stone, R. Pendola, R. St. Sauver Third row: R. Russell, T. Sculco, W Pavelski, J. Petrone, G. Quattromani j. Salimeno, J. Pescatello, A. Pucci J. Reardon, L. Ries, A. Puchalski. QUEEN AND HER COURT Left to right: B. Sylvia, C. Giorno, R. Terranova, D. Booth, queeng S. Autry, C. Davis, and G. Palmer. lf'?1Wi i? ues. g 11. K X SOPHOMORE HOP In The Pink ? I 1 1 i I- I F'- Class President Crowns the Queen 51 52? a f 'W 'ua ,WUQXMXK ,B . L H J w.xfg2?T?f:25f:.U Aqkn I 5 Af ws.. ,im wh.: '40- ,f il AROUND TH N EL x A 'L x ,, Li N x -X, f ' ' 'TJLIJX-fbk k Y 'L' rg N B .iii ,lf-f ' ff' 0 ff ' -f xv N 1 . ' -. !? f P k YW L g' .ff--3, X5 . .34,,,Q I 1.4M jL-I 3 5 i 's 262 0 X S x x 11:2 2' N. xv! 2 l X SX X 54 . gr x 1 ' X + 'M 'evixwiwm . 1 K oyzaq. +'v8v,'iS'zv 'ttf Gi x X , W X JH W Bark r I '- ff 5 A l .I al 5 , Published By lhe Sludenis of Ward Senior High School ' A H I --. i In a free land to lilx, with a free hand io write Editor, B. Strawdermang Assistant Editor, D. McDonaldg News Editor, J. Adimarig Feature Editor, E. Gervasinig Sports Editor, A. Itteilagg Head Typist, J. Boyne, Business Editor, D. Roberts, Circulation Manager, C. Marino: Advisor. Mr. J. Terranova. , STUDENT COUNCIL I V x ' f Br : 4 Er- .- , li' 54 M. Gencarelli, D. McDonald-Secretary, T. Terranova-President, R. Chiaradio- Vice President - Treasurer, J. Adimari, Miss L. Ruisi - Advisor, R. Foeberg, A. Ittei- lag, G. Konturas, P. Vitterito, L. Algiere, F. Mandella. Missing: R. Hamilton. m.m.,.,,s , .wwf-r H54 x' N N N I vw . X Gig ' . . ,b 1 , '5-iw -fi?-5-f.-.rvr1fff1g4s, f:'1.':fR3. il 'A .' Lilj'f:,giZf'ag 5 cz, . x.. i CJ. so R f 'xl - x 13,3-. A, . xv: 5. ' Thi-f.nf1 ,A 'FQ y W f A , .. 4, XA 1 1 f'5N,-Tr -3 I Q vfx- L x :ri L ggi 321129 'ff 3. 1 x 'Nx ' , A ,F Q Ar. , ,mx 1 A--. , ,- U' 1 313 1 1 a 1 amXX3 14,2 ff SWA SADIE HAWKINS DANCE X ,xi 8 K K -. f 1 fx 1 QW, ' ff -Q ,UA .ffm SWEETHEART SWING 56 'T' milf L mm,, N . M ,Q Sf, 2 , ff ' ' Z' ii ik gf We 17? ' , A .QQ I e 'Xu ' 3, We -5 4 fi. .- 5 11 3 , ,I in . K J W 1 ffm A if f K B 1 W ' H43 X1 in V' A-E :EE fx f 'Mo V. C 'Q rr.. f . x Y -ij? ' A A 5- ,13 E , .X ' Q .1 S . 'C m'k 1 '. . ..u. Quee n and Court: D. Ainsworth, M. Fortune, M. Naccarato - queen, M. Browning, S. Terrien, M. Misisco. Queen is Crowned by Student Council President K iai YN X if ly 09 . Fi, , A ik X f ,S S no 'Z .,.,, 1 5 in 1' 1 K M. it ill I.-X lin 41. 5 fflxiifi' U' vow? 3 N . Lim. 1 f- ' ii C f' A K-4 rxsfilllll Fi- -QQ? Ray, ' ROCKET CLUB First row Cl. to r.J: J. Spano, R. Hustwit, T. Sculco-secretary, A. Szymanski -president, G. Visgilio-vice president-treasurer, R. Jacobson, K. Kaye. Second row: Mr. J. Palmer- advisor, A. Piccolo, R. Butler, K. Porter, S. Brooks, W. Crandall, J. Vetelino, M. Devine, R. Gencarella, L. Raithel, Mr. Hindle-advisor. .9 ll I 11 1 11' V 5:45 5 sf as m '44 if , N --I BIOLOGY CLUB First row Cl. to r.J: S. Autry, J. Wmdmansee-treasurer, R. Gibson-vice president, J. 57 Turano-president, A. Brown, M. Terrien, P. Perri. Second row: Mr. B, Miller-advisor, J. Gencarella, T. Sculco, E. Tanguay, J. Gilchrist, R. Heines, C. Davis, D. Capizzano. 5 nh as an Y 4 ZW. uv sv . f ' - - 1 m ' N, ' 7-'Q' K V use Mfiim-ki wmv' Lws , gy, , ktv' -LE I id' - -.,,,,.,N , , BAND Oflicersz W. Strawderman-president, V. Eleazer-vice president, C. Kelly-secretary, T. Bowder - treasurer, A. Narciso and L. Garafola - social co-chairmen, D. Desillier and R. St. Sauveur - librarians, J. Hall, W. Egan, R. Carpenter-managers. WL, W., A I T DANCE BAND TWIRLERS ORG NS S CL. to r.J: L. Sacco, j. Rizzuro, P. Esposito, C. Davis, S. Andrews-majorette, A. Munroe, A Brown, S. Autry, L. Pucci. VARSITY REVUE aswm Q-,vw FIG!-ITS HD FEUD 1, A 1 922' WW 22555 A 'r':-a E'- 75,5 ',,.f 1? ' ' .L ' 1. g l 1 ' .Q 4, r' 1 , 15133535 5335 g' gf A '- -M W W - ,v ' as - g L V if , 9 ' -, H, if ',?,yfig.V . ,I A Q , 17 l , 'J 41 f ' 4 L, . .-f,.Q-. X 1 ,f ,I + ,S ri ll , ff: .:,,,. - Qu -2 f ' f. ,. ww, f Qs' 3 'H ff J- -- Q- . ggglg- J-, A I . ' 'I . ff V ' -' - n 4 'fy 4 ,h- V -- if .. ll' -' I K ., - w L 'fw - - x V W, Am,, wx .. , H.. f' ' A-,May .,.,f., , , -1, v. I ,. H M -. - ' ,.-1 - 5 .,.. f w A -'--- ' 7 . ,--,- H - Q , ff .L f fx? 55 ' A , ,fw.f2fwQ I , Silt ? , '- W W ii 4, wi U? .M H 'V V D ' 'Z ' ,M ,. - , ' 6 V ' ' -. -,kf -. l ' gwff ' 1- W , -A'L an X ' ., 3.95: I 5 I J K K , f '.', 1 i I ,-,gf f u j f f- I gy af.: WMM ,,, , 'K Q ,,n-,ju 6:- - --A it 1. Wifi' '21 ia' f , ' ffkygiqqfkfg H'ffM,5 F ..,N . 1 1 T4 I K ,,V, I . W , 2 . K A V i by V k in Q g i , H f- ' W , F gf a i, 9 ,P-gflj' fx if 1 1 , Q 4- V ' Af1wn?ffy',fqij!2+l. mi -979-Z1'?3' K-ii ,,vlf , 1 f qv ' f , M :if',.m A . ww -1 K mt jffg 'L f ' W L'1-w r' ,L ..,, ,- . 1- 4 , X - M' gp ' - ' a uf' F Q 'LL ., 1 W -flag?-Q FOOTBALL TEAM First row Cl to r J ' W Sonnta W Moscaritolo R A . . . . g, . , . urry, G. Kouturas, H. Allen, R. Chiaradio, C. Carboni, F. Dotolo, T. Quartromani, J. LaPere, T. Gavitt. Second row: J. Feli- cetti, M. Lamb, D. Marie, W. Tanner, R. Boumenot, T. Pucci, G. Stenhouse, R. Sisco, F. Capizzano, S. Siciliano, P .l Ceresa, Coach J. Stellitano. Third row: R. Larson, J. Celico, K. jacques, R. Kitchen, N. Stenhouse, B. Edmbnd, 1. Pes- carello, T. Gulluscio, A. Itreilag-sports writer, J. Petrone- manager. Missing: I. Capizzano, J. Collins, P. Chiaradio, T. Terranova. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD T. Terranova , iii W CO-CAPTAINS R. Chiaradio, 1. Collins, J. Capizzano. ELEAZER RANDALL CARBONI CHIARADIO CO-CAPTAINS BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY. First row ql. no ay: R, chimdlo, W. Randall, V. Eleazer, C. caflml, R. Whyte. Second row: S. Siciliano-manager, M. Lamb, K. Curry, F. Roever, P. Chamberlain, J. Petrone- manager, Coach Stellitano. Missing: R. Hamilton. xx A in 3' 2, JUNIOR VARSITY. First row: V. Morgan, P. Vitterito, T. Gibney, P. Chiaradio, F. Capiz- zano. Second row: S. Siciliano-manager, K. Clark, A. Duda, O. Main, N. Stenhouse, W. Tanner Coach Stellirano. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First row Cl. to r.D: M. Denault, T. Dinwoodie, F. Perrin, V. Naccarato, P. Chiaradio, T. Gibney Second row: Mr. R. Hindle-coach, J. Gilchrist, J. Cayer, J. Comolli, R. Whyte, A. Piccolo, E Pipistrelli, R. Hustwit - manager. Third row: W. Strawderman, S. French, K. Porter - manager , 15 e 7 dk' M INTRAMURALS The Hustlers-winners of basketball league. First row Cl. to LJ: P. Edwards, F. Perrin, Mr. J. Smith--director, J. Collins, J. Cayer. Second row: T. Gavitt, D. MacKay, W. Sonntag, R. Brown, R. Weber. Sacco, C. Celico, L. Comforti. ARMY. First row Cl. to r.J: S. Autry, G. Caldarone, co-captains C. Garafolo and A. Lamb, R. Muntimuri, P. Perri. Second row: J. Tattersall, E. Gervasini, D. Sposato, M. Barr, C. Tanner. Coaches C. Carboni, W. Randall, R. Hamilton. ARMY-NAVY TEAMS NAV Y . First row CI. to r.J : L. LaP1ante, B. Gibney, M. Gencarelli, co-captains D. McDonald and P. Alfiero, M. Ornberg, M. Turrisi. Second row: Coach P. Chamberlain L. Lupinacci B. Carpenter, M. McGauran, C. Marino, D. Verno, NAVY C. Davis, S. Alfiero, Coach ,F. Roever. B. Vireritog J. Aloe, D. Deering, J. Na- dolny, J. DeBernado, R. Fairchild. M. Q L I ' , , 1 .... ' l - 1 ,, L is , N 4 . V , ARMY CHEERLEADERS: S. Andrews, A. Botelle, P. Esposito, L. l 68 SENIORS S. Woodward, captain S. Swarcl P. Remor S. Bitgood ,ff MA, ., ,., Aff, fffrfr f F-...qw JUNICRS D. Banning, captain F. Naccarato M. Nardone C. Brown C. Walkex CHEERLEADERS SOMETHI G HO L GBOUT f .Ni N Z ff A ku R xss' f 0111 f'v.W fAf 'Mfr fb lj! If X 'r C K X MW YWW 1 5 E C145 R X SOPHOMORE V. Naccarato - President C. Toscano - Vice President J. DeBartelo - Treasurer P. Chiaradio - Secretary OUR CLASS OFFICERS X twxfdiw 'WX swiif ffw 1. mm. ,rg JUNIOR V. Naccarato - President J. Collins - Vice President M. DePietro - Treasurer J. Boyne - Secretary OUR SOPHOMORE HOP DREAMLAND Queen and court: K. Zegarzewski, S. Bitgood, S. Woodward, S. Sward -queen, A. Bruno, H. Gabrielle, J. Boyne. Ao XE, .1 iz- OUR JUNIOR PROM STAIRWAY TO THE STARS Queen and court: F. Mandella, J. Boyne, P. Aliiero, K. Zegarzewski-queen, S. Sward, S. Woodward, L. Keskinen. 7'l MW7 ' SENIOR PROM Queen and court: K. Zegarzewski, S. Sward, S. Bitgood, D. McDonald -queen, P. Alfiero, J. Boyne, S. Woodward. JA I CHEZ l PAREEH fi 35 ,QA A ' I The members of the Bulldog staff are proud to present what we feel is a new and better Yearbook. We hope that, in spite of the many difficulties and disagree- ments encountered, you are well pleased with the result of our time, work, and worry. To Mrs Stedman, our advisor, who was so generous in giving her time and guid- ance to those of the staff who worked so diligently, especially Nellie jordan, business editor and Joyce Biswurm, art editor, to the many outside the staff who so graciously volunteered their much needed assistance, to everyone who helped make this Year- book possible may I extend my deepest appreciation. May each of you feel great satisfaction in having contributed to the success of our Yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF S S First row Cl. to r.J 1 F. Mandella, M. Barr, L. Brown-typist, N. Jordan- business editor, J. Adi- mari-editor-in-chief, J. Hall, J. Biswurm--art editor, S. Terrien, P. Remor, D. McDonald advertising assistant. Second row: R. Harris, E. Gervasini, F. Smith, L. Sisson, M. Toscano, S. Sward, T. Gilchrist, M. Botelle, C. Marino, C. Bailey. Special underclassman assistant-J. Van Horn. J. Biswurm, art editor, J. Adimari, editor-in-chief, ' N. jordan, business editor. May each Senior take his Yearbook with him as a remembrance of a cherished period ,Egg in his life and may it be an inspiration to the underclassmen to be liberal in their p few 3 k In order that june delivery not be hampered, all Graduation and'Spring activ- E Q ities which have not been included, will take form in a supplement that will be ' P: issued during the Summer. This is a part of the Yearbook and will fit in place with A, Q A JOANN ADIMARI Editor-in-Chief THE 1959 BULLDOG 'ha NX .. ef I SWR N- ' 6 44 l X- i Ili! ! S ei- asa Q- .ff S, J DISCUSSION GROUP First row Cl. to r.J: B. Romanella, M. Nicastro, C. Bailey, S. Terrien, D. Capalbo, L. Keskinen, S. Bitgood, D. McDonald, P. Remor, R. Harris. Second row: H. Gabrielle, M. Botelle, A. Narciso, T. Dinwoodie, W. Moscaritolo, V. Naccarato, J. Toscano, C. Tanner, C. Cofone, Mr. J. Smith - advisor. Third row: S. Silverstein, R. Capezzano, T. Gilchrist - president, J. Miner, M. Denault, D. MacKay A. Arzamarski, E. LeClaire, J. Pescatello - vice president. MODEL LEGISLATURE CLERKS - N. Jordan and J. McKenzie. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - G. Visgilio. GOVERNOR - F. Perrin. N r . xX ., . ifliwif Qi- I gr., XV - , I Wifl' f is L it KX A ' I r II I if UZ 7201330115 'Gman- I. .Ani E E Wffezg, f H V ' kk-' I ,pf VALEDICTORIAN I I AND I SALUTATORIAN W. Srrawderman and R. Capezzano .. ff' J 'cf ,fl - -vi nn' . ,, '2ms'2f ,mf, I' 4' 4, K 2' rffi ' A? L, A, fi E ' iff J George Visgilio Third in clan NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION E we-aaa. my- Qy. 3 I , . . 8. 41' . fps K -v I f, 1 A , 1 ,F V- . an-,er K . x kv, nf... ff' Vw TOP STUDENTS W. Srrawderman, R. Capezzario, G. Visgilio, A. Szy- manski, M. Devine, M. Thorpe, T. Laudone, C. Ma- rino, C. Bailey, J. Toscano. Missing: D. McDonald and M. DePierro. Sz Tk Alanna GI ved A . 5 ,E ' . Q xmliukfk L H lm ml M .kk fx 1.....+,... U. ... , ,, 1958 R. I. CHAMPIONSHIP CHEMISTRY TEAM Pint in State-A. Szymanski Second-G. Visgilio Third-M. Devine Fifth-W. Srrawclerman S ixtb-R. Gencarella Gnu 1 - x. il A I 1 KCI! X A iaqf- Q 8 l N-ui 'Wx .:- -.::, ...'...'- ,O ti 6 ' ' O I , William Egan I Fifi! P029 Nellie jordan 1958 OTIS P. CHAPMAN DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST 77 R. I. D.A.R. WINNER 44 in-m...4.. Q-,Qf 1 Ezg gzi: , Q Q' w -GY '-'.' .'.- f , iii' 5 :xv-' .41 License if 1' gm if g ' ' .4111 Ki, 2 5 f 'W 2. an I xo. Tags if yw f W!! QDQSX of 1 104 fb .Xb s QA ' 4 ma. The Student Council ffw47uLVw.M,Jm. MAJ E4 ,I ,5- yamt Q,Qg,,,,,,,- WMQMJMQ? Q47W5W' 1jmf Uf,Mmea7v7,,,,,0agz,,, G-Q, Lux. f0w01f0f01fa:0:wv011-awfafax Bent Wifhef of Complimentf of W. T. GRANT COMPANY Cl.ARK'S MARKET BEA SMlTH'S NARRAGANSETT C h ELECTRIC coMPANY 'Ot ijfnfljjmow X X A Eb, Women of Today F 14 Main Street Westerly, R. I. X -. 7 X w tw in 1 5 1 Q1 'chi In Complimentf of MELlO'S BARBER SHOP SOUTH COUNTY DIVISION 53 HIGH STREET 16 HIGH STREET Westerly, R. I. WESTERLY, R. I. 93911019401f76'5 ?5'C7611?'014796N?f76'5Y01l7l75N7514?5N755f015P5555b?Z 82 9 9 5 5 E 5 5 S 5 2 S 5 6 5 5 9 6 5 6 5 5 9 9 5 9 9 5 5 9 2 5 S f0'1'01'01'01 v-0101 f01'01'01 01101 101' 10140201 f-01'-01' '01'01 10701101 -01'01 f-0120161' X01 M5 E E 2 5 2 5 Q 5 E E '0H0 1020 407 '0'-0 A-0v'0N0'01 YOH0-W-0 00'0 0f0S'0N0 C020 -f0'2'0N0'0N0i G01 X?-f0w1mf-0 9K0N0Y0w0WC0X0K02r0Y0'Y-7'-7 THE COTTRELL COMPANY Mechanic St t PAWCATUCK CONNECTICUT C pliments of 0l15'lll4'I.8l'.S' Dafa-y 8 0X02H0 0140I10ff0'f0f G74010 0'f0'f0'f0'5 0K?C0x0 '016K0vf0Y0N-01 C01'01C0K026'f01f01'01'0-'0'0Y-0'1201'0K01 X047401 E 2 5 5 2 E 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 S f'0'N0N040'f '0 U Y 3 UQ UD Q. L4 N V1 Q 3 Q.. C0 ve- Q ve- Q. O 3 W Y '11 HOLLIDAY 8. JOYCE! Compliments of 92 GRANITE STREET L WESTER Y' R1 VARS BROTHERS Telephone LY 6-4339 5 5 . 8-10 HIGH STREET 33 -N WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND 5 Telephone LY 6-2244 9 5 5 5 5, HEATHER HOUSE 3 Cmmcaera Clothesm 5 NEI?-UIQ Cmemoaal . . . .efpecially for you '0 0f Qfim.. Telephone Westerly, R. I. Groton, Conn. LY 6-2352 28 High Street Trail's Corner 5 5 7Vf0'1 x7907!-0?50 -9510119'49N05f7fQ297107401C0755C01i0N7NQ'l0'0K97l9'f04407 C-7C0S 84 2 2 E E E t 5 -'-0 0'04016 0 -'0 0 '-010'-0K0 f0f0-40V-0v'0'0'40W0 gwwwwww WWWW WWW 3 S 5 t I The Largest Printing Plant in Southeastern New England Is Located at Westerb .......Q....... 1 Tru: 9 Q UTTER L g comww THE UTTER COMPANY PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS T 1 ph 56 Main Street LY 6 779 WESTERLY 8 62011017017 ff710'f0X0' f0K0'10K0 K0P10'61'-0f0Y0 X20 3003 X90 C2330 QQ' X0 Kb off 4 6 Na 31, 51 ff of 5362 X Qio O sk Q Li .155 N. Y 3 l 5 E 'FA' gow : l 9 fi ff if 5525 'nv ' W , 'CL 'X h Q L K V' vi M :QI l n 1, V E W v . I - U ,,..: Compliment! of FRANK J. ADIMARI 5 Life I murance 5 Co. Real Eftate and Imurance Buy with confidence 27 HIGH STREET 5 WESTERLY, R. 1. 5 RAMBLERVILLE, INC. 5 . PAT and sYL's 5 5 Q Go Rambler S I N G E R Q 3 3 Q WESTERLY, R. I. 5 3 f f f i? 3 9 Frefh Meatf -- Vegetable: 15,26 5 5 Prozlifionf - Frozen Foodf E Ex ff? N ' 5 DELIVERY SERVIC QV L Q 9 E E5 SEWING MACHINE co. . lv in I I f 4 i -' f-e x 9 LY 65347 5 2 ss ELM ST., WESTERLY 9 xmo:010,401wmwwwovoafacmmomwo-wvamoommfaawfaoemamowQ 87 4-0101634 -f0'40X0 05'010'0N0X0 -0 0N02r0N0X0' -'-9'-0 -0 2940101005170 '0 070 405wv6.5S0505Q'A0', 40R Compliments of MR. and MRS. ALBERT ROMANELLA 81 DAUGHTERS T siwi Q 0 1151- 'T Q3-9 V, JAMES ROMANELLA 8g SONS, INC. Ready-Mixed CONTRACTORS Bull Concrete Dozing o o Asphalt Dunn's Corners, Westerly Power Paving Telephone FA 2-0495 Shovel o o Sand Heavy Gravel o Excavating o Equipme Loam Rental 740vf0Y0ff?10'f0 0'10 0'Q02170'40f10'01f01205f0'10'f0'CJ'7 9161103 0v'-0'1f01-0110K020'201Q0P-0f'-0'140'f'0'r'-0v10'40h0 20Y01'-0N0N0'Q02 x9X0YQ f6Y0K0G7f700K0NQ17'0f04?20PZ'2f0'620l0fl0X?6N0b0f61 X MELBOURNE'S VARIETY MARKET Sea Food - Meatf - Vegetablex Grocefief - Dry Good: Phone FO 4-7720 Alton-Carolina Road CAROLINA, R. I. P E R R Y ' S Gifcf and Decofative Acceffonef C omplimentf from MORRONE BROS. GARAGE - IQ, v j !s f05f0'40110110Y-01f0v' M2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2. 0 0Y-0-'-0K0'0' f0 0 0f'0N-010 '0f'01'01 '0 2'0 '0'f0 '-0v02l006 -0-'-0 0K0'0 '0f'0 2 L0N0Y-Q'-0R01 740 9f-0X01'0 -7 X Gomplz'ments of' BRADFCRD DYEING ASSOCIATICN, U.S.A Clic! 9'K0N0f0'201C0110K0N0 0Y0K020X0v10f-710N-0110K0 f0X0X0N0N01l0N0 '0X0'f0P'0 '0N02'0K0N-0'K0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 '0'40X0N0'WX0 f0 0 0N0 01f0v40Y-0'40 010 K0'f0'K02 X9 '0'40N0X740N0'f0f'-0'110K0110210K910N0240110N0240W10f10146W10H0 20'40N0N710N0N0 0Tf0X7fQ105C 5 ig , 47, I II S I PM , T' Bl a ss . 31-2 E 3 535355Eff525Eaiefaiiiaisiaiaisisisii- ' ' 'Q :RE 2 E 5 . '. . ,QQ -sn 5 ' A LA CASA GRILLE and A 5 BUILDING SUPPLIES P 'P 'Vef0 Morrow 5 5 MORGAN MILLWORK Q Q GOLD BOND PRODUCTS 9 ' Luncheonf - Fountain Service 9 5 LY Dinner! 5 3 IBBIISII I 5 f-0101 101101 Q Complimentf of 5 , The Store of Perxonal 5 Friendly Service E HIGGINS PHARMACY 5 5 LOWS PANUERA 37 WEST BROAD STREET 5 3 'C0 ?001l0 0' 0'C05C7'5g 91 rnooU1fi3Mdn9 -- - xSeni0r5 , VW fm ff f X qw if XA ffpif-:NJQ1 1-:N E ff '1l.:f1 T ,XX V , ,Zxfk 'Zi'g'l?-g--, Claw Qi 'KQV 92 x9N0X0l 40K0 ?6N?'Q Q0Y0fL7Wv01710'040110X717G70'0 0'0K76x D E QX RussEL A. LENIHAN - Real Eftate ami I ruurance Compliment! of 44 HIGH STREET WESTERLY JEWELRY WESTERN, R- I- Telephone LY 6-4794 PETERS GROCERY STORE ASHAWAY ROAD BRADFORD, R. I. BOAT YARD 3 Try Our Grinderf' Q , , X 5 f ' 4 XX 1 3 Complzmentf of EJ : Q D 0 W E R ' S 5 AVONDALE 5 Q Your Favorite Fafhion Store 5 5 5 5 9 5 5 3 3 Q x71Q40P6'61WX727C70'W1f01017Q7'0K7202650'6vfJf71717616 0K0' M5 I 2 5 2 5 2 I 2 I I I I -405'-0140 -401402404-0240240 040040140 '40 0v-0401401 0040140 51740249 aOuerfooLing fge .fdffanfic Ocean H Shore Road WesterIy, Rhode IsIand ailing I J R PRO - CHET IRWIN, Prop f 700000040240f000040v0'00401040'40X0'0000000 0'40 9 I E Z Z JP 'U If C: C5 rw 0 C Z -I 77 -4 m I C EE, 40P404-01W'f40f40240w024-0140'Y0f40 h0f40'f40' 4054010 4024020401 402404 401401401 X000 X9l?40 40ff?6'176N0W12?40f1?!7'0A?W1f6W10110204717WN7C70'10 K C0mPl'memf Of ARTHUR E. TROTMAN INSURANCE AGENCY BARBER S JOHN CONTI-Agency Manager Washington Trust Building Telephone LY 6-2577 Compliment: of ALRAY PONTIAC CO. TARNY'S 9K0N0v7401'0X0N0140 0140'C0101'01101'J'0N0X0K0K0 0W01 3 2 2 E 2 2 s E 2 4'-740110-f0'X0N-040x402 1010 -f0'f0Y-0'40Y0'-0 C020 '016' 401'-01 X710 Compliments of Attorney Thomas J. Capalbo Nat Capalbo, Civil Engineer Crlanclo D. Capalbo, Insurance Dr. P. Edward Capalbo, Dentist 9KQ'l0555C7C054? QP47Q0'19'C0?19KQN0V?C05C07L740' f05C7 C7'5 9 '-0 l0P0'0'l0Y 10'ff01f0Y0Y0'W l0N04f0X0 01 X01 3: wyowoowwwmwwowwowmowwfomwweavwxmwwwx ...1-. Y ' 'SA . QIEKQ, '.,- I Ilvelz CLEANING WORKS , 'MHERS ' S S f S Established 1923 CLOCK -5235 QUALITY CLEANSING ' gl -if WATCHQHURING A Fur Storage -- Rug Cleaning ig W 5 E R F. TABER-PROP. LY 6-2192 WESTERLY LY S4270 181 MAIN ST. WESTERLY, R. I. 33 BROAD STREET Compliment: of K LIGUORVS MARKET 5 42 PIERCE STREET 5 S 26 HIGH STREET 5 WESTERLY, R. I. 5 Bert Wifhef . from - g MEN'S AND S BOYS, STORE JOHNNY'S TIRE SHOP 5 9 CANAL STREET 5 3 6 .MS x9Y?40v0f02f?6N011?'7f7176101l7'0'10N7fQf016X04?6+6'VZ'7'7401 s' fl- l 9 177, Q L wishes Juccessfzncl ffaffiness io all SCIUOPS o ,Q O ,ff-1 Xo 0 .... Q 'l'I l Q 'I 11,1 113 11j:I' .1j -11321, 9, 313 ij-fi'-Qg1!'ln2Q1 'I -, X -ol.. ,,. Lg- S ..- ...,... g- 1 6-Rh-,Ld .Q jj X QNX - ' f Sigma, CHL Tri HZ y merrzbers Sandra, Gflfi ero mafthcn Gencanellg- Wea Susan Qndrews Jean Cer-vaszbyz Chop, joreen Bcmnlnq Home Glhqef-ella, Kathy Brown Katz Gilloj Bebey Uarpenier Carolzln Ke!3'yf7'1-gs, Gloria, GQZJCLFOHC Dawn H6514 inert, 5f,e,D56U7lC CbQf'l?a5Ky .7aJy Lord - 5245. Down JQEPIIIQ Aaafle Aa!ma.aaL Diana. Dwmelow Karen ny Gaura. f'77ar5Ao.J Fwwso Sharon !77C6'ana7fe, 98 CDIYFHZE, mo R161 71. CUm echo, Qian ro maxima, ofnb 2112 6ar6o,roQ1Lyne- . Ay mia. 5h,C!60 Pzkuzao 'ferpenjng mary Tu.rr-131' Car-015 LUGLKGP Jul., ZUJI 701.72 i -HI' X?6N?0NQ0'0K0'0117'Q1?0K06'620176P601WP6WL7170401062W161040H X MUNROE FLORISTS 5 2 gvrf J F X Flowekr for All Occanoni Telephone LY 6-2382 55 BEACH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Beit Wifhef From S66Z.S'O7'LCZZ.Rdt85 Year 51 PIERCE STREET WESTERLY, R- I- COSMO and ANN CHIARADIO Phone LY 6-5437 Owners MCCORMlCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 43 BROAD STREET 9f01i050 Q7l0'f0'f6 C0P'6P405l0'10YQ'90V-05'0540 57fQ fwawxa 2 2 2 5 2 S 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 1910 1062 I-01'-01 K740V'01'02'0'f7f?'0N0N01101'020-f01'010l02'0N0f7'0M0'0'1740 Compliments of AMERICAN FELT COMPANY For the best in lumber, call our number Phone LY 6-2831 UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 30 OAK STREET, WESTERLY 'I' And 'I' For the best in oil hear, use fuel oil Sole Diftributon BUTLER BROS. COAL 82 OIL COMPANY, INC. 30 OAK STREET, WESTERLY Phone LY 6-2831 9'6'170W1017WP6Y00f00NQ0'74700621747G71?0l7476'6N7WVWP00'Wf0'W 10 402 f-0Y0N01102' f0P02f02'0X0 -0140020120-'-010Y0 2 K01'0N02 x9N76' 4016'0N0N01'9s0NQWN012?10471016W1?00A0W4?010v1704? X Cvmgblimentf of FIYSI class tallormg THE CROSSROADS POST ROAD DUNN'S CORNERS H. E. THORP 8. SON, INC. REAL ESTATE Summer Rentals P V-Management - Appraisals - Sales vf -6: :' 1 g.f... . , Sea Shore Properties - Land Development LY 6-5184 DIXON SQ. BUILDING WESTERLY THORP 8. TRAINER, INC. -INSURANCE- 3ll BROAD STREET WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND ill 790N026K-0Wf0PC00'-0'040'6'40 C016bf0210Y-0K01t0w7f-0 e.0x0x.7C0'f0'cf :0x0x0u THE TOY HOUSE Hobbief - Toy: - Art Supplier Year Around Layaway Telephone LY 6-4338 2 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. CULLEY'S HARDWARE Telephone 2303 Compliment: of Hours 9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 9 TRI-STATE AL SZYMANSKI FINANCE COMPANY Financial Service up to S300 Budde' ROOM 208 DIXON SQ. BLDG. 5 WESTERLY, R. 1. ' C. S. BRADSHAW, Manager 5 Bent WiJhe.f of 5 PUMPS and N. G. SMITH, Jewelers Q WATER SYSTEMS 5 65 HIGH STREET E WESTERLY, R. I. 5 AETNA ENGINEERING 9 coMPANY F T 5 ASHAWAY, R. In BRAD ORD MO ORS We Specialize in s HANOVER, MASS' Motor Tune-up - Brakes and Hyclramatic Transmission 3 ALTON, N- H. Main Street Bradford, R. 1. 3 Tel. FR 7-2291 Nrr1rv Vrrorrrr S x95010026101761476NQ610X0247'9fQ006f476'6100WK7Q761WP0'1?4?'0Q76P6 '01 C011-07 1200 02205 102'-0'2L0N0N0P f0v'0Y 54012-01 9 Air Conditioned Chinese-American Restaurant , Complzmentf of Q CHINA VILLAGE, INC. 3 H Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. D. 5 Frlday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 5 Order! Put Up to Take Out Insurance 27 CANAL STREET 5 Westerly, R. I. LY 6-2392 5 5 . 5 Complzments of -I-'NY TOWN 5 9 45 High street Westerly, R. I. 2 ANDREWS 8. COMPANY chifmjf WW 5 Q Coal and Oil 5 Good Luck From 2 3 3 3 107 Mam Street Westerly, R. I. DR. and MRS. 5 Telephone LY 6-2376 THOMAS VISGILIO, JR. 9 3 3 5 5 3 3 3 h 9 Q 5 5 3 X0ee01102f0v K7101010210Q020110::0f0a01w1w1c0na0x0::0wLa0-c0faf0::aca:mcmfaf0fmf0wa:m'0xmf0w 1 O3 9 Armftrong Glenwood General Electric BANNON'S DRUG STORE FOR FINE FURNITURE A. LOMBARDI, Reg. Ph. furniture B 8. C company 10-I2 Canal St. Westerly, R I. 13-15 RAILROAD AVENUE Telephone LY 6-2152 Phone LY 6-4340 Established 1845 NATE BALLA JOHN COZZOLINO Hunting - Fixhing Liccnfef Lubrication - Tirex - Batterief Complimentf of CHAMPLlN'S AUTO SERVICE Fifhing Tackle Wallpaper-Paintf-Hardware DR- and MRS- Elcctfical analPlumbing Supplief J. F. Q Tel. FR 7-4440 ASHAWAY, R. I. For All Efuentf 3 E SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP C. H. SWAN Co. 5 25 CA AL 3 N STREET Masonry Contractors 5 Phone LY 6-2687 or LY 6-2499 5 7 , Q ,' f f ' V 5 fi, fy . - ., .4-I Q- 00 To Tl h LY 6-5541 4 5 ilfzlcfq ' faefafv . POTTER HILL ROAD - . x7 Tl ,nw I vggvalglgup 3.11 WESTERLY, R. L Y QE' K ,S if W 2 also BARBECUED N iii MWF- 21 I T Q 3 Free Delivery FR 1-5082 gc9X91l0'5140 f02f01C0N0 -7405170 '0N0 0'47l7'7l0fC7f0N7l01C747l0Y0 0547f0K0 0N7405C0'4 3 E E 2 5 2 5 4 E 5 2 2 E 4 2 5 2 I 3 '-05'-02102 201' '-0 0!-0K-02' 02201 61 '01 102f0Y 540261 X7?f?17f?1?00-001701?W1014704?6P00WR?W16v0'6f0v6XQ1?170476v026x 9 9 9 5 5 5 5 S ,V ,'V' Z ,, '. QDE' Q . , Hoxsus Buick, INC. .'-,- eng? Q 100 GRANITE sf LY 6-2614 39 BRUAD ST- LY 6-2326 H R2QgQQZ'qAd Whozmze Westerly, R. I' - .Fr.u1t Baskets 5 ' Artlstlcany Arranged . free parking m rear of When Better Can are Buzlt store 3 Buick WizzBuize Them 25 VQYBIQ-5155 ST 5 PAWCATUCK, CONN. 5 . 5 h SCOTT'S E Compliments of UPHOLSTERING SHOP 5 g ERNEST COLEMAN, Prop. 3 DAIRY LA N D 32 WEST BROAD STREET 2 Q Telephone LY 5-5588 5 E QHOUIC Of- A Westerly, R. I. E 2 Sundaes-Frappes-Sodas 3 3 LELAND J. ENNIS 6 Evinrude M otorf 3 167 GRANITE STREET Whirlwind Boat: 5 WESTERLY, R. 1. 3 ASHAWAY-BRADFORD RD. 5 W- A- EDGECOMB, Pf0p' BRADFORD ROUTE 216 Q FR 7-8837 5 5 5 zfcmwfwowfwzowatafatmzmowwcmawfwvawafafacaoeamwwfea C0 0S xmeaoeaoofawaoeaocafmonalmmfatafatamwwaawwwwwvaowafacatawswswx BESS EATON Tasty - Tender Mixed -- Glazed Donuts Best Wishes OTTO SEIDNER, INC. Westerly, R. I. -Manufacturers of- M ay onnaise - French Dressing Potato Salad Best Wishes To the Class of 1959 WASHINGTON TRUST CO. ERNEST E. BOYINGTON Plumbing and Heating ' LY 6-2592 86-88 MAIN STREET Westerly, R. I. CHECKER Finance Your Car and Insurance here 4M CX, discount new car SIX, older car 70 HIGH STREET LY 6-2834 Compliments of HARRISON and THOMSON Contractors F. W. SMITH EQUIP., INC. WYOMING, R. I. LE 9-2450 Farm Equipment Harvester: - Tractors Generators - Chain Saws 9 5'C0Y5X07C0N9K2f0V-959'0'10XQ'l05'055 ' 49 57'05 407f6 f Y 'P 35?-,fat 4 Q f ff ff I ?N0'f0N0W0K0N0N040W102'011?'?'0402101f.0210N0'0 L07 Q07'0'L07 :05g0 0-x x GENCARELLI COAL AND OIL COMPANY TURNBULUS l.G.A. Choice Meatf and Grocerie MAIN ST. ASHAWAY ct 'VIL FR 7-8811 dggpwf gl9N0'+0H0N0K0'4f0'f040140261Q0117fQ0N0vr02f0N0'G?10N0Hs6W476v10'f0110N02L7'0 040HW1'05626x 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 9 5 5 5 E Q. ,ff I XXX Ql lgiiliiig, Llwmxwx Giftf for All Occasion: China Crystal Hallmark Greeting Cards Beit Wifhex from WRIGHT'S GARAGE, INC. Carolina, R. I. Compliments of T O S C A N O ' S Distinctive MCH,S Sz Boys' Wear 23 CANAL STREET WESTERLY, R. I. Complimentf of C. W. WILLARD HARDWARE COMPANY Congmtulationf to the GRADUATES MONTGOMERY WARD'S 13 CANAL STREET Westerly, R. I. BESSO 8. HILL - Building- C ontractorx Comphmentx of We build We repair houses kitchens garages 5 l'1OL1SCS cabinets zzi garages sAN'ro J. TURANO, JR. porches fem pangs 5, flOOI'S LY 6-4338 2 HIGH STREET WESTERLY Res. Asael Hill LY 6-3406 9 ?06N?2?470100K706XQ0Y00W100'W,W161f72?0C7'QQ?0G?176fW'W50W 104' 2010102 20 101200 K0'f0'4102 0'0'6X '01'040 -0217 101080 IJN05'-0' '0X0' 10117061 '0Y0 'Q'-011021062 0100202 01-0102 171-OP'-0v'0f0P'01 5C9110'2101'0'-ON02 9102011000200 X Comflimmff of c. H. swAN co. W E S T E R L Y Masonry Contract DRIVE-IN THEATRE POST ROAD Telephone LY 6-5541 WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND POTTER HILL ROAD Telephone FA 2-0310 WESTERLY, R. I. C 'JQQDXYQ Z'-I fy? 522mm G3-:Z lffrnav X . X h 0 Q Q o 0 64.1-o Ze F J izm dj. Zbkncgjr Q T508 L fn-c?a, fmarj ae CKJ 64 'WZ pat' r Zena Lrg nic' Qchgvdltz QPQ. Z 27 ffil'-fa., L ana, Mfff' 1 73a f 109 1020 10 6X0N016 0K0'f0 040'10'0 '-01 x0 '0N0' S . C ongratulatiom and All Good Wishes for Succeff P A U I. ' S T V U N I T E D Your Friendly Home-town Theatre Dujwont Q Phileo - RCA PAYNE CAMERA SHOP 5 GRANITE STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 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' f A ., ' Telephone LY 6-5162 EET' A .jgjifmf 9 Homestead Dairy f01 Q Joe's Barber Shop i Hubbard Phelps Photography 5 Bradford Gulf Service Station Q Dr. and Mrs. Louis Misto 81 Daughter S Andy's Service Station 401 Grills, Motors Ruisi and Zygun Pharmacy 9 Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Singer The Shoe Box Q Tina's Beauty Studio Angelo's Shoe Repair Paul Richards 101 Shermanis Store Hope Valley Pharmacy Charles F. Trumpetto Gentile's Super Market Krebs Town Sz Country Shop Ted Billings, Inc. Woodmanseels Poultry Farm Pioneer Food Store Trovato Brothers Ginger's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Eric Keskinen Mr. and Mrs. Denis M. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Burdick Q Dr. Everett M. 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