Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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Words alone cannot express our sincere appreciation- for his untiring efforts and patience in guiding the students of our school in becoming better citizens. Once again, our class wishes to express its thanks to you, Mr. Mudge, for everything you have done. We shall always remember you, and we will try to follow the many examples you have shown us in the past years. 3 IN APPRECIATION Mrs. Kathryn Moore Mr. Donald Love To the two people, Mrs. Kathryn Moore and Mr. Donald Love, who have been our guiding lights at Westerly High School, the Class of 1960 wishes to extend a most heart- lilled thanks for their never-failing kindness and help. Whenever we were depressed, they were always there, ready and willing to console us. Words alone cannot suffice to express our deep gratitude. The amazing way in which you, Mrs. Moore, and you, Mr. Love, advised us concerning our special problem, no matter how trivial, will remain a part of us forever. 4 ounb .V -B, ? Al Q Eh -T Y X ' F-A 5 1 2, Qu! A, 7 'A 49' 1 t ull' A B M Ag! 1 'Fi ' 1 , 1 Q Q f w A 1 A L Q 2' A QE 1. Q f 'af ' A 1-, D-2' ,,.,,,, 0 ' abl MR. HOLLICE L. STEVENS MR. FRANCIS P. PELLIGRINO MR. ANTONIO A. ESPOSITO Principal Vice-Principal Mechanical Drawing 5 MISS BARBARA R. BARUZZI MR. DONALD R. CARLSON MR. LEON H. COMTOIS French, World History English, Drama Club Advisor Shop MISS MARY S. ENDICOTT MR. ROBERT E. FALLON MR. JAMES J. FEDERICO Commercial Subjects History, Yearbook Advisor, Physical Education Track Coach MR. ROGER J. FLEET MR. CARL C. FRENCH MRS. JEAN E. FRICK Commercial Subjects English Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor 6 MR. EUGENE GARDNER English, Social Studies, School Newspaper Advisor MISS E. GERTRUDE KINGSLEY English MR. DONALD LOVE Guidance MISS FAE HOPE MISS HILDA HOUSTON Home Economics English MR. EDWARD V. LOMBARDI MR. FREDRICK LOPES English, Social Studies, Physiology, Chemistry, Biology Debate Club Advisor MR. JEREMIAH J. McCARTHY MR. LUCIANO MESCHINO Biology Chemistry, Chemistry Team Advisor 7 MRS. KATHRYN S. MOORE MR. PATRICK V. O'HARA MR. G. JAMES PATTERSON French, Guidance English Physics, Mathematics MR. ROBERT A. PELTIER MR. VINCENZO G. MR. LOUIS J. PLASSE Physiology, Biology, PETTINICCHIO Commercial Subjects Football Coach History, Economics MRS. VERA M. ROBINSON MISS ELIZABETH A. ROSS MISS LILLIAN V. RUISI History, Guidance Mathematics, English Italian, Student Council Advisor MR. JOEL P. SHERMAN Biology, Vocational Agriculture MR. JOSEPH F. TERRANOVA Latin, Italian, Latin Club Advisor MR. ALFRED F. WOOD Glee Club, Choir, Band Director MR. JOHN SIPES MR. JOHN B. STELLITANO Mathematics, History Mathematics, Physics, Basketball Coach MISS LILLIAN M. WALTZ MISS IRENE C. WARNER Librarian, English Art, Art Club Advisor Public Speaking Advisor MRS. ELEANOR M. WOOD MR. RAYMOND A. WRIGHT Latin, Guidance Commercial Subjects 9 L 50900 H168 no .- n :-:Liza R ' 10 EN .- H... R9 S 'L LY' W 91 1 154' A W son L. 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Fellow Classmates, Teachers, Parents, and Friends: The common path we have tread together for the past three years has ended. We have reached the portals to the future, which only by means of our diplomas can be unlocked. In retrospect, memories of our life together return. No more do we feel the insecurity and inquisitiveness we as Sophomores felt. No longer are we able to look forward to the plans of our Senior year, to the excitement of proms and dances, to the organization of plays and concerts, to the undivided interest of our sports program-to the satisfaction of accomplishment as a unit. Behind this door are individual paths stretching far and widej separating the com- ponents of this world. Perhaps some of the roadways of this maze may cross, bringing a few together once more and again perhaps our paths will be paralleled forever. Before we turn the key to our future lives, we sincerely extend our gratefulness to our parents, who have sacrificed so that we might obtain all that we haveg to our teachers, who patiently strove to clear the briars and branches blocking passageg to Mrs. Moore and Mr. Love, our guidance counselors, who have led us through the thickets of education in this vast forest of knowledgeg and finally to Miss Gernsheimer, not forgetting her vital contributions. As the door is finally opened and we boldly confront the tribulations of the adult world, may we never forget the major roles Westerly High School has prominently played in preparing us for higher education, for responsibility, and for human society. MICHAEL P. DBFANTI, Prerident, Clan of 1960. Society 4. ALMEDIA CHASE MUNRO SOCIAL CHAIRMAN 'Towering in the confidence of twenty-one. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Twirler 2, Assistant 3, 43 In- tramurals 2, 4g Social Chairman 43 Barker Staff 43 Yearbook Staff, Publicity Editor 43 Senior Reception Committee, Re- freshment Committee Chairman 33 Prom Court 2, Queen 4g Prom Committee, Ticket Committee Chairman 2. ANTHONY LOUIS ITTEILAG STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT 'That man is great who riser to the emergencie: of the occamon, and becomes matter of the ntuauonf' Sports Scorer 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Essay Contest 33 Student Council 3, President 43 Barker Staff 2, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 43 Senior Reception Committee 33 Prom Committee 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Valedictorian 4g Rhode Island Honor Society 44 BRIAN MCLEAN EDMOND VICE PRESIDENT - TREASURER He noblest lives and diet, who keep: his :elf-made laws. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 33 Class Vice President - Treasurer 43 Yearbook StaE, Business Manager 43 Prom Committee 2, 3, 43 Rhode Island Honor ROSALIE CHRISTINE MUNTIMURI SECRETARY How near to good ir what ir fair. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Army-Navy Team 2, 33 Belletones 23 Concerts 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 4g Barker Stal? 2, 3, Head Typist 4g Senior Recep- tion Committee 33 Prom Committee 3, 4. 'V VJ JOHN LYNCH ALGIERE The devil was handsome when he was young. Cross-Country Team, Co- Captain 45 Intramurals 35 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 3, 4. RAYMOND EDWARD ALLEN . . . lord of himrelff' Prom Committee 45 Cafe- teria Crew 4. DIANE LESLIE AINSWORTH Honert labor bear: a lovely face. Yearbook Staff, Clerical Man- ager 45 Usherette 35 Intra- murals 35 Drama Club 45 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Sweetheart Swing Court 35 Senior Play, Costumes Com- mittee 4. SANDRA JEAN ALFIERO AJ welcome at the flower: in May. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 35 Operetta 45 Frolics 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Army-Navy Team 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Literary Edi- tor 45 Display Committee 35 Ticket Seller 45 Calabrese So- ciety Award 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. SUSAN JEAN ANDREWS . . . and beauty draw: her with a Jingle hair. Glee Club 3, 45 Twirler 2, Head Majorette 3, 45 Con- certs 2, 35 Frolics 35 Intra- murals 3, 45 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Essay Contest 25 Prom Committee 3, 45 Rhode Island Honor Society XJ V if HENRY NATEL ANTOCH For every inch that is not fool, is rogue. Intramurals 35 Prom Com- rinirtee 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew RICHARD JAMES ALGIERE We live and learn, but not the wiser grow. Prom Committee 3, 45 Cafe- teria Crew 4. JOANNE MARIE ALOE Beauty is at once the ulti- mate principle and the highest aim of art. Operetta 45 Usherette .35 Var- sity Cheerleader 45 Intra- murals 2, 35 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Barker Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dra- ma Club 45 Art Club 4. EDWARD LOUIS BABCOCK There's a good time coming, hoys! JONATHAN DWIGHT BARBER Good sense and good nature are never separated. Senior Play 4g Intramurals 2g Essay Contest 33 Display Committee 3: Debate Club 45 Art Club 4. MARTHA ELAINE SAMUEL ANGELO ARNOLD AZZINARO Simplicity is a captivating His friends? there are many. grace. His foes? are there any? Glee Club 2g Choir 2, Con- Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, certs 2g Operetta 25 Prom 3, 4g Operetta 2, 45 Student Committee 3. Council 2. JEAN MARIE BLINN Give as a song to cheer our weary hearts. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 45 Belletones 3: Concerts 2, 3, 4g Operetta 45 Usherette 4, Drama Club 4g Cafeteria Crew 3. I5 BRENDA JEAN BLIVEN As merry as the day is long. Honor Roll 2, 3: Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 33 Ticket Seller 3, 4g School Ofhce 3, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. DOREEN LYNN BANNING Humor springs best from happiness. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta 2, 4g Frolics 3g Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 4g In- tramurals Zg Honor Roll 2, 3, Essay Contest 2g Senior Re- ception Committee 3g Prom Committee, Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 2, Decora- tions Committee Co-Chair' man 45 Prom Court 3g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. HARRY GEORGE BERESFORD A shy face is better than a forward heart. Glee Club 2, Choir 25 Coni certs 2g Operetta 2, Intra- murals 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, Prom Committee 3g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. JOSEPH FRANK BROCATO A friend is never known till u man have need. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Cafeteria Crew 3. CAROLYN ANN BROUSSEAU Friendship.' Mysterious cement of the soul. Army-Navy Team 4. JOSEPH BRIAN BLIVEN There is no wisdom like frunknessf' ANNE LINCOLN BOTELLE Be true to your word and your work and your friends. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Usherette 43 Intramurals 2, 33 Honor Roll 23 Essay Contest 23 Year. book Staif 43 Debate Club 43 Drama Club 43 Senior Re- ception Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. HELEN JANE BROWN Everything is achieved hy impulse. Glee Club 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Senior Reception Committee 3g Art Club 4. KATHLEEN BONNIE BROWN . . .dgraceful in step, poise in gesture . . . Glee Club 33 Frolics 33 Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 43 Intra- murals 23 Honor Roll 23 Essay Contest, First Prize 23 Barker Staff 43 Senior Recep- tion Committee 33 Prom Committee 3, 43 Prom Court 43 Rhode Island Honor So- ciety 4. 16 SIDNEY SAGE BROOKS . . . Distinction, with a difference. Band 2, 3, 43 Concerts 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 33 Rocket Club 33 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ANITA ELAINE BROWN My thoughts and conduct are my own. Glee Club 2, 43 Twirler 3, 43 Frolics 33 Applied Music 2, 33 Stage Crew 43 Usherette 33 Intramurals 23 Honor Roll 23 Drama Club 43 Biology Club, 'lreasurer 33 Organ 23 Prom Committee 23 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. DONALD GREGG BUCHANAN Quiet and reserved. JOHN RICHARD BURBINE A very quiet boy who taker life as it comer. Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 45 Concerts 2, 3, 4, Frolics 33 Intramurals 4. RICHARD BRUCE BROWN 'There ir mischief in hir eye,- I wonder why he'r 4 flirt? Cross - Country 43 Drama Club 4. JUDITH CAROL BROWNE Beautiful eye: in the face of a handsome woman. Usherette 45 Honor Roll 2, 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 23 Drama Club 43 Senior Reception Committee 33 Prom Court 3, 4g Rhode Island Honor So- ciety 4. CHARLES ARTHUR BUCK Nature is the art of God. Dance Band 4. JOYCE CAROLE BURDICK True love ir better than glory. Honor Roll 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4g Dante Prize 3, Drama Club 49 lilhode Island Honor Society STEPHEN EARL BURDICK . . . 4 life of ease, a dimcull purruitf' Rhode Island Honor Society 'I7 FRANCIS JOSEPH BURNS Speak, only when it ir necersaryf' STEPHEN PETER CAPIZANO Everyone thinks his sack heaviest. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Barker Staff 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ROBERT JOSEPH CARPENTER It is much easier to he critical than to he correct. Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4. GLORIA MARIE CALDRONE 'The girl is not common, and mark me, her future wzll he no common one. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 3, Applied Music 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Sen- ior Reception Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3, 4, Ticket Seller 4, Rhode Island Honor Society MICHAEL JOHN CAPALBO Character is higher than intellect. Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 4, Cross-Country 4, Track 3, Intramurals 3, 4. JOSEPH MARK CELICO Brave men do not boast nor blaster. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Prom Com. mittee 3, 4. JOSEPHINE MARY CHAMBERLAIN One learns taciturnity from those who have none. Glee Club 4, Band 2, Senior Reception Committee 3, Tic- ket Seller 2. 18 BETSEY CARPENTER Everyone says it, and what everyone says must he true. Glee Club 2, 4, Frolics 35 Senior Play, Stage Crew 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Army- Navy Team 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 4, Essay Contest 2, Barker Staff 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, 4, Refreshment Chairman 2. JOSEPH WILLIAM CAYER The tahle is the only place where we do not get weary during the first hour. Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Frolics 3, Cross - Country Team 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. ELAINE CATHERINE CHIARADIO A cheerful temper will make heauty attractive, and wit good-natural. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3: Belletones 25 Operetta 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Army-Navy Team 25 Honor Roll 25 Bark. er Staff 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Art Editor 45 Rhode Is- land Honor Society 4. ANDREW JOHN CLAPHAM Happy am I,' from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Senior Play 45 Rocket Club 35 Glee Club 4. PETER LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN Hlndividuality ir everywhere to he rerpected at the root of everything good. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Co- Captain 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Class President 25 Barker Stal? 2, 39 Prom Committee 3, Decora- tion Committee Chairman 35 National Honor Society 45 Rhode Island Honor Society STEPHANIE CHRISTINE CHERNASKY Style ir the dren of thoughtJ. Glee Club 2, 45 Frolics 33 Barker Staff 45 Drama Club 45 Senior Reception Commit- tee 35 Prom Committee 2. SARAH ROSE CONFON I . . . those graceful act: and decencier that daily flow from all her word: and action: . . . Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Essay Contest 35 Debate Club 45 Drama Club 45 Senior Re- ception Committee 3g Prom Committee 3: Rhode Island Honor Society 4. I9 HOWARD WARRAN COLEMAN A world of hir own. Iintramurals 45 Rocket Club MARGARET MARY CHOINIERE She it an individual. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2 3, 45 All-State Chorus 35 Operetta 2, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Drama Club 4. RICHARD JOHN CODURI I will not believe it until I have read it. Varsity Baseball 25 Intra- murals 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Rhode Island Honor Society SHARON ELIZABETH CRAIG Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Band 2, 35 Librarian 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Frolics 35 Usherette 45 Drama Club 45 Rocket Club 45 All-State Band 2, 4. PATRICIA NANCY DEBARTOLO Thy fair hair has my heart enchainedf' Glee Club 25 Intramurals 45 Honor Roll 25 Display Com- mittee 3g Prom Committee 35 Westerly Youth Commission 3, 45 Rhode Island Honor So- ciety 4. JOSEPH ARTHUR COMOLLI In his quietness is serenity. Varsity Basketball 25 Cross- Country Team 35 Track 35 Intramurals 3, 4. DOUGLAS CLAYTON CORNELL A chef in his own right. Varsity Basketball 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 4. DAWN ELIZABETH DEERING One always returns to his first love. Glee Club 2, 45 Concerts 45 Frolics 35 Senior Play 45 Ush- erette 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Essay Contest 35 Barker Staff 3, Feature Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Display Committee 35 Debate Club, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Prom Court 2, 3, 45 Ticket Seller 35 Rocket Club 3. NANCY CAROL DELICATO . . .a wise und understanding heart . . . Usherette 35 Barker Staff 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Ticket Seller 4. 20 JOHN CHARLES DEBARTOLO To take things as they he. That's my philosophy. Cafeteria Crew 2. JUDITH ANN DEBERNARDO Neulness is the crowning grace of womanhoozlf' Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Drama Club 45 Biol- ogy Club 3, 45 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Senior' Recep- tion Commirtee 35 Display Committee 35 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ELVIRA MARIE DIDOMENICO Full of a Jweet indifzerencef' Barker Staff 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, 45 Ticket Seller 2, 35 School Oiiice 3. JOHN BRUCE DIONNE With hat in hand, one getr on in the world. Intramurals 2. ROGER ALLEN DESARRO Have more than thou .fhowestg speak len than thou knowe.ft. Varsity Football 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 2. ,gyfqfgfcf ag,y1.f-gf ALICE ANN DETATA Ready for mirchief, ready for fun, willing to talk to anyone. Operetta 45 Frolics 35 Senior Play 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Barker Staff 45 Drama Club 45 Senior Reception Commit- tee 35 Prom Committee 3, 41 Art Club 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. WILLIAM PETER DORR 'You will go through thi: world, hut it may he very slow. Band 25 Cross-Country Team 45 Intramurals 4. 21 DIANA LOUISE DUMELOW The king himrelf has followed her when Jhe ha: walked before. Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Concerts 35 Operetta 25 Frol. ics 35 Senior Play 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Essay Contest 35 Class Secretary 25 Chemistry Team 35 Prom Committee 2, 45 Prom Court 4, Queen 25 Zrhode Island Honor Society N11 MARIE ELVIRA DIDOMENICO So free I reem, to fetterea' fart am I. Barker Staff 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, 45- Ticket Seller 2, 35 School Ofhce 3. JANET HAZEL DONEY Very quiet, hut a true friend to all who know her. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Frolics 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Cafe- teria Crew 2. MARY ELIZABETH FAIR 'The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. FREDRICK ARTHUR FALCONE Thar ain't no sense in gettin' filed. LOUIS VINCENT ELMO Reading maketh a full man. Band 2, 5, Vice-President 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Frolics 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Honor Ross 2, 35 Barker Staff 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 Rocket Club 45 National Honor Society 45 ilhode Island Honor Society ELIZABETH MARGARET EZRO Sports to some are the bloom of life. Intramurals 45 Honor Roll 45 Iilhode Island Honor Society MARSHA ANN FAULISO Tis not my talent to conceal my thoughts. Frolics 35 Glee Club 2, 35 In- tramurals 25 Honor Holl 2, 35 Display Committee 35 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. JAMES MICHAEL FELICETTI Great men stand like solitary towers. Varsity Football 2, 3, Co- ca tain 4' Intramurals 2 3 P 7 ! Y 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 2. 22 ROSE MARIE FAIRCHILD Quiet, efficient, a pleasant maid. Glee Club 25 Army-Navy Cheerleader 35 Intramurals 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN FALCONE Wit makes its own welcome. Glee Club 45 Barker Staff 45 Prom Committee 45 Sweet- heart Swing Court, Queen 4 JOHN FRANCIS FLYNN CheerfulneJr, sir, is the principal ingredient in the composition of health. Intramurals 2, 35 Prom Com mittee 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 3. BARBARA JEAN GALLI Her laugh was ready thorax. Usherette 45 Drama Club 45 Ticket Seller 45 Art Club 4. ROBERT NAT FELICETTI He take: the strangest libertiesf' Prom Committee 2, 5, 45 In- tramural Golf 31 Glee Club 45 Cafeteria Crew 4. JEANNINE GARGEAU Naughty, hut oh .ro nice. ' Intramurals 45 Essay Contest 25 Drama Club 45 Rhode Is- land Honor Society 4. 23 ANGELA MARY FERRARO She must he seen to he appreciated. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Usherette 45 Intramurals 45 Barker Staff 45 Prom Committee 4. CONSTANCE RUTH GAROFALO 'Her worst ir something hetter than any other perJon'.r bert. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Army- Navy Team 2, 3, 43 Student Council 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Display Committee 35 Senior Reception Committee 3. r ROBERTA ANN FREETHY Soft spoken like the atmosphere of dreams. Prom Committee 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. CARLA MARIE GARAFOLA Her very lrowm are far apart. Usherette 25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Ticket Seller 3. EUGENE JOHN GENCARELLI He rises by lifting others. Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 35 Operetta 45 Varsity Football 25 Prom Committee 3, Truck- ing Committee Chairman 45 Cafeteria Crew 3. GERALD DAVID GENT Greater is he above temptation. Intramurals 25 Cross-Country 3. THOMAS WESLEY GAVITT Why must I be bothered by studying? Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 All-State Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Frolics 35 Varsity Football 2, 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE ANNE GELINAS A friend may well be reckoned, the masterpiece of nature. Intramurals 2, 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Essay Contest 2, 35 Bar- ker Staff 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN ANN GILLULY Wit is the flower ofthe imagination. Glee Club 45 Frolics 35 In- tramurals 2, 3, 45 Army- Navy Team 45 Essay Contest, First Prize 35 Barker Stal? 45 Prom Committee 4. NANCY ANN GINGERELLI One well-known hy her jolly air, her laughing eyes, and jet black hair. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Frolics 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Armv- Navy Team 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Barker Staff 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager 45 Yearbook Staff, Circulating Manager 45 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Court 25 Cafeteria Crew 35 Ticket Seller 45 Rhode Is- land Honor Society 4. MARTHA JANE GEN CARELLI Let nothing pass that will advantage you. Glee Club 25 Operetta 45 Frolics 35 Usherette 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Army-Navy Team 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Essay Contest 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Barker Stal? 2, 3, Assistant Editor 45 Dis- play Committee 35 Debate Club, President 45 Drama Club, Publicity Chairman 45 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Assist- ant Scorer 45 National Honor Society 45 Rhode Island Hon- or Society 4. THOMAS MICHAEL GIBNEY A still and quiet conscience. Varsity Basketball 2,. 3, 45 Cross-Country Team 3, 45 In- tramurals 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 2. WALTER BARRY GRIMES I have laid atide husinesr and gone a'li.rhm' RAYNOLA JEAN HADFIELD Quiet, but nicely so, Intramurals 4. EVELYN ELIZABETH GREENE Quiet Evelyn with her courteou: manner: seem: a happy and .ratitjied person. Honor- Roll 2, Ticket Seller 3, Art Club. LAURA JENNIE GREENE The peace of evening in your quiet ways. JACK LLOYD HAYDEN I can relist everything except temptation. Glee Club 4, Operetta 43 In- tramurals 2, 3, Cafeteria Crew 4. 25 ELIZABETH ROSE HUNT She it as pleaxant as a day of spring. CHARLES JACK GWALTNEY No lion can him fright. Stage Crew 4, Varsity Foot- ball 45 Intramurals 4g Prom Committee 4. ROGER CLARK HAMILTON The memory of a great name, and the inheritance of a great example. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Co- Captain 45 Intramurals 3, 4, Army-Navy Coach 3: Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Prom Committee, Chair- man 2, 3, 4. DAVID ALLEN JAMES Thought ir deeper than all speech. Intramurals 3, 4. MICHAEL JONES Well-timed .rilence hath more eloquence than Jpeechf' BETSY JOY IRVINE I have no other hut a woman'.r reason. Barker Staff 2, 3, 4g Year- book Staff 45 Ticket Seller 4g School Ofhce 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD JACOBSON Beware the fury of a patient man. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Concerts 22 3, 4g Oper- Etta 2, 4g Stage Crew 4g Sen- ior Play 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 4g Prom Com- mittee 3. KENNETH GERSON KAYE Little man, what now? Rocket Club 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN KELLY Then .the will talk--Good God, how she will talh. ' Glee Club 2, 3g Band 2, 3, 4g All-State Band 49 Con- certs 2, 3, 4g Frolics 39 Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 Army-Navy Team 4g Army-Navy Cheer- leader 25 Honor Roll 3, 43 Barker Staff 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Band Sec- retary 3, 4g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. 26 CHRISTINE HAZEL JOHNSON Yer, and no, and mayhe, mayhe not. Intramurals 45 Art Club 4. MARYLIN BERTHA JOUBERT Silence ir the mort perfect herald of joy. Glee Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2. STEPHEN KENYON He ir the very pineapple of politene.r.r. Glee Club 43 Choir 4g All- State Chorus 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Ticket Seller 43 Op- eretta 43 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. CHARLES HUBERT KITCHEN Good nature is welcomed in all. Varsity Football 2, 33 Co- Captain 4g Band 2, President 43 All-State Band 43 Con- certs 2, 43 Operetta 2, 43 Choir 2, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2g In- tramurals 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4. JACQUALYN MAE KENYON Stadium to please, yet not arhamed to fail. Glee Club 43 Stage Crew, Prompter 43 Intramurals 43 Essay Contest 2, 33 Drama Club 43 Organ Lessons 3, 43 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ROGER EDWARD KENYON Sigh no more, dear ladies, sigh no more. Glee Club 4g Choir 43 All- State Chorus 43 Concerts 43 Operetta 43 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. DELORES MARIE LABREQUE A quiet, serene, little lady. Honor Roll 3, 4g Art Club 4g Rhode Island Honor Society 27 5 LINDA MADELYN N LAMB Speak gentlyf it ir far better. Glee Club 33 Operetta 43 ln- tramurals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 33 Drama Club 43 Senior Re- ception Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Biology Club 33 Rocket Club 43 Rhode Is- land Honor Society 4. DAWN MARY KESKINEN The heart see: farther than the head. Glee Club 43 Frolics 33 Ush- erette 33 Intramurals 23 Army- Navy Cheerleader 23 Honor Roll 23 Essay Contest 2, 33 Class Secretary 2g Prom Committee 2, 3, 4g Sweet- heart Swing Court 23 Prom Court 2g Cafeteria Crew 23 Ticket Seller 2g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. JEANETTE MARIE KUZENKA Ever .ro constant, ever .ro true. Glee Club 3, 43 Frolics 33 Prom Committee 33 Ticket Seller 3. JosEPH Louis LAPERE The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Varsity Football 2, 3, Co- Captain 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 4. LORRAINE MARIE LAPLANTE There is no hiding love from lo1fer's eyes. Glee Club 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Army-Navy Team 2, 3g Barker Staff 4g Prom Com- mittee 2, 4g Cafeteria Crew 2, Ticket Seller 2. PATRICIA ANN LAMB A time to keep silent, and a time to speak. Glee Club 2g Senior Recep- tion Committee 3. JOHN HAROLD LANGANKE A mind equal to any under- taking that he puts it along side of. Rocket Club 3, 4g Intramur- als 4g Varsity Football 4. CATHERINE MAE LIMANNI A merry heart that laughs at care. Glee Club 2, 3g Choir 25 Operetta 2g Frolics 35 Prom Committee 3. IDAANNE MARIE LOMBARDO There is room for no more than one love in a woman's life. Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, Frolics 33 Operetta 2g Prom Committee 3. 28 MARY CAROLYN LAPLANT A constant thing is a thing rare and hard to find. Usherette 25 Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 33 Ticket Seller 2, 3, 45 School Oliice 3. ROY EVERT LARSON l'ue done my duty and 1,116 done no more. Intramurals 3, 4g Varsity Football 3, 4g Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Reception Committee 3g Class Treasurer 3. LINDA MARY LORD She it a perpetual fountain of family love. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramur- als 2, 3, 4, Barker Staff 3, 4, Senior Reception Committee 3. LUCILLE ANN LUPINACCI The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Glee Club 3, 4, Band 2, Op- eretta 4, Frolics 3: Intramur- als 2, 3, G.A.A. Chairman 4, Army-Navy Team 3, 4, Hon- or Roll 2, 3, 4, Barker Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Debate Club 4, Senior Reception Committee 3, Prom Commit- tee 4, Ticket Seller 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. SANTA ANN LONGOLUCCO Never a dull moment when Santa it around. JUDITH ANN LORD ty It is beauty that begin: t pleare, and tendernerr that complete: the charm. Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, All-State Chorus 3, Belle- tones 2, Concerts 2, 3, Oper- etta 2, Business Stal? 4, Frol- ics 3,Applied Music 2,Army- Navy Team 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Essay Contest 2, 4, Barker Stal? 3, News Editor 4, Year- book Staff, Co-editor-in-chief 4, Display Committee 3, De- bate Club 4, Prom Commit- tee, Invitations Committee Chairman 2, Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 3, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4, National Honor Society 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. WILLIAM SHERMAN MARR Hi: wit and Jenre of humor make him the life of any party. Honor Roll 2, 3. 29 EVELYN JANE MARTIN They .ttrihe my eye: hut not my heart. Glee Club 3, Choir 33 Usher- ette 3, Honor Roll 3, Prom Committee 3, Ticket Seller 3, 4, Rhode Island Honor So- ciety 4. FRANK ANTHONY LUPINACCI Great men gain doubly when they make foer their friends. Operetta 4, Prom Committee 3, Cafeteria Crew 3, 4. ELAINE MILDRED LUSSIER Nature with little is content. Glee Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Army-Navy Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Drama Club 4, Ticket Seller. KENNETH HAWTHORNE MCCRACKEN His witty remarks and happy-go-lucky disposition are always welcome. Honor Roll 45 Rocket Club 4. KAREN EILEEN MCGAUREN As high as we have mounted in delight, in our deiection do we sink as low. Usherette 45 Prom Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 35 Drama Club 45 Intramurals 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Frolics 3. BARBARA MAE SANDRA IRENE MAYHEW MAYHEW A smile for all, a frown A loving heart is the truest for none. wisdom. Glee Club 45 School Office Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 3, 4. 45 Senior Reception Commit- tee 35 Prom Committee 3, 4, Ticket Seller 25 School Of- hce 3, 4. PETER JOSEPH SANDRA ANN MEYER MILLS It is easier not to speak a Her ways are quiet but word than to speak more always sincere. words than we should. Honor Roll 35 Student Coun- cil 25 Chemistry Team 3 Barker Staff 45 Prom Comi mittee 45 Rhode Island Hon- or Society 4. 30 JOHN ALEXANDER MCFARLAND In his face is the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Chemis- try Team 35 Yearbook Staff, Associate Editor 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 35 Au- dio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. PATRICIA HARRIET MCGRANE I feel in every smile a chain. Yearbook Staff 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH MORRONE Hi: way: are hi: alone. Cafeteria Crow 3, Intramur- als 2, 3. JOHN RYAN MURPHY Intramurals 2. ANN GIBSON MILNE Prudent, cautious, :elf- control i: wirdomit root. Usherette 3, 4, Ticket Seller 3, 4, Senior Reception Com- mittee 3, Barker Staff 4. CONSTANCE NORTHROP MORGAN Be friendly, he vivaciour, and he liked! Glee Club 2, 4, Frolics 3, In- tramurals 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, Student Council 2, Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Display Com- mittee 3, Senior Reception Committee 3, Prom Commit- tee 2, 3, Prom Court 2, 3, Rhode Island Honor Society MARLENE ANN NACCARATO The .foul of woman live: in love. Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 3, Con- certs 2, 3, Frolics 3, Intra- murals 2, 3, Army-Navy Team 2, Honor Roll 3, 4, Barker Staff 3, 4, Senior Re- ception Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Sweetheart Swing Court, Queen 3, Ticket Seller 4, Rhode Island Hon- or Society 4. 31 JOHANNA STEPHANIE NADOLNY 'There ha: never been a woman, yet, who could not :peak a word. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, All-State Chorus 3, Con- certs 2, 3, 4, Frolics 3, Usher- ette 2, Intramurals 3, Army- Navy Cheerleader 3, Prom Committee 2, Ticket Seller 4. ROBERT JOSEPH MORRONE Friendly way: with a friendly heart. Cafeteria Crew 3. FRANCENE MAE NACCARATO Gentle in ge:ture,' true in love. Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, Frolics 3, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, Army-Navy. Team 2, Honor Roll 3, 4, Barker Star? 4g Senior Recep- tion Committee, Chairman 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Prom Court 2, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. JUDITH MARGO NASSE A low-voiced woman ir a pearl without price. Glee Club 43 Ticket Seller 4. JEANNIE JOYCE O'DONNELL Age cannot wither her, nor curtom :tale her infinite variety. Glee Club 43 Barker Staff 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. LOUIS JOSEPH NARCISO He war like a cock who though the :un had rixen to hear him crow. BONNIE MARY NARDONE Hone.rt humility ir heautyir crown. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 43 Applied Music 33 Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 43 Display Committee 33 Drama Club 43 Prom Com- mittee 43 Biology Club 33 Rocket Club 3, 43 Organ 33 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. MELINDA ELLA ORNBERG A good laugh is .runrhine in a hou:e. Intramurals 2, 3, Program Chairman 43 Army- Navy Team 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Reception Commit- tee 33 Prom Committee 2, 3, Co - Chairman Decoration Committee. MARGARET LOUISE OVEREND For all things are len dreadful than they .teem. Glee Club 2, 33 Frolics 33 In- tramurals 2, 33 Honor Roll 2, 3g Essay Contest 2, 3g Sen- ior Reception Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. 32 MARY ELIZABETH NOYES For the war just the quiet kind whose nature never uarier. Ticket Seller 43 Art Club 43 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ELVIRA GEORGANN A OKKER I :hall go roftly all my yearJ. BARBARA SANDS PAYNE High erected thought: Jeated in a heart of courteryf' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 4, Band 3, Concerts 3, Operetta 23 Frolics 39 Applied Music 2, 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Essay Contest 2, Second Prize 31 Barker Staff 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4g Display Committee 3g Prom Committee 2, 3g Army- Navy Committee 2, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. CHARLES WYNDHAM PHILLIPS Hold the fortt! l'm commin'! Prom Committee 3, 45 Cafe- teria Crew 3, 4. PAMELA JOYCE OWENS She is a hne jewel of a woman. ANGELO EDWARD PATERNO He if well paid that it well .ratir1ied. Drama Club 4. ADRIAN ACHILLE PICCOLO A proud man may fall but cannot yield. Cross-Country Team 3g Roc- ket Club 3, 4. KENNETH FRANCIS PORTER I on my journey all alone will proceed. Rocket Club 33 Cross-Coun- try Team, Manager 4. FRANK MICHAEL PERRA A quiet hut likeable cla.r.fmate. Honor Roll 4g Debate Club 43 Drama Club 4g Rocket Club 3, Treasurer 4g Science Fair 3, 4. WILLIAM RODNEY PHILLIPS He it quiet-but if he? DOUGLAS WAYNE PRATT 'There'.t fun in everything we meet. MADELINE PATRICIA PRIZITO The girl with the tall, :lim figure. Ticket Seller 2, 3. CATHERINE LUCILLE POTTER Cheerful, very pleasant, and helpful is the. Glee Club 45 Senior Play 45 Usherette 2, 35 School Oilice 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Dis- play Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Barker Stall 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 2, 3. EDWARD WESLEY POTTER I will laugh myrelf to death. Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 All-State Chorus 25 Concerts 25 Senior Play 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Prize Speaking Contest 2, 45 De- bate Club 45 Prom Commit- tee 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ROSALIE LENORE PRATT The quiet mind it richer than 4 crown. Glee Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH PUKAS Kindner5 it the greatert virtue of all. Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Tic- ket Seller 25 Art Club 4. JUDITH ANN RIZZUTO Her tea she sweetenr, as .the npr. Glee Club 45 Twirler 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 45 Frolics 35 Honor Roll 45 Senior Recep- tion Committee 35 Prom Committee 2, 3, 45 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. RAYMOND LAWRENCE RAITHEL Let every man he fully perruaded hy hir own mind. Rocket Club 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Drama Club, President 4. 34 JOANNE ROSALIE ROODE Her smile was the sweetest that ever was seen. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 All-State Chorus 2, 3, 45 Belletones 25 Concert 2, 3, 45 Opetetta 25 Frolics 35 Usher- ette 45 Honor Roll 25 Year- book StaH 45 Senior Play 45 Prom Committee 45 Ticket Seller 2, 3. JACK CHARLES RUSSELL A few honest men are greater than numbers. Rocket Club 3. FREDERICK OTTO ROEVER, JR. Handsome is as handsome does. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 25 Prom Committee 3, 4. SANDRA PAMELA ROMANELLA How far that little candle throws its beams. Frolics 33 Drama Club 45 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 2. MARGY AMELIA SABINS I eritize nobody and nobody critizes me. Intramurals 4. 35 LYNDA ESTHER SACCO My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Glee Club 3, 45 Band 25 Twlrler 3, 45 Concerts 3, 45 Frolics 35 Usherette 25 Intra- murals 25 Army-Navy Cheer. leader 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 35 Chemistry Team 35 Prom Committee 25 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. CHARLES JOSEPH RUISI To be well liked by all is just reward. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Yearbook Staff, Photography Editor 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Audio-Vis- ual Aids 2, 3, 45 Rhode Is- land Honor Society 4. JOHN ADAMS RUTLEDGE Happy-go-lucky and independent. Y-ti 1 ZALLEE TERESA SCHMITT Blue were her eye: ar the fairy flax. Glee Club 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3g Barker Staff 4. DIANE THERESE SERRA 'There war a :tar danced, and under that :tar war I horn. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4g Frolics 3, Stage Crew 45 Usherette 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 45 Senior Reception Committee 33 Prom Committee 2, 3, 43 Prom Court 3, 4. JAMES RAYMOND SALIMENO I'm no angel. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3g Prom Committee 3, 45 Cafeteria Crew 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANN SCAGLIONE Born with a gift of laughter. Glee Club 2, 3, Usherette 3g Barker Staff 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception Committee 3g Prom Committee 2, 3, 34 Cafeteria Crew 2, 3. CAROL ANN SERIO Friendly, quiet, gay. Alwayx and ever that way. Intramurals 2, Ticket Seller 2g Prom Committee 3. JAMES ALFRED SHELDON I like workf it farcinater me. I can Jil and look at it for hours. Cafeteria Crew 2. PATRICIA ANN SHELDON A rore with all in .rweetert leave: yet unfolded. Sweetheart Swing Court 43 Prom Committee 3, 4, Senior Play 4. JANET MARIE SHERMAN I like tranquil solitude. Glee Club 45 Art Club 4. 36 JOSEPH JOHN SPANO Mode:ty become: 4 young man. Stage Crew 4g Intramurals 4, Debate Club 4, Drama Club 43 Prom Committee 25 Rocket Club 3, 4, Rhode Island Hon- or Society 4. DIANA MAE TERPENING I'll he merry and freef l'll he :ad for nobody. Glee Club 33 Senior Play 4, Frolics 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Army-Navy Team 4, Hon- or Roll 2, 3g Essay Contest 2, 33 Barker StaE 2, 3, Make- Up Editor 4g Debate Club 45 Drama Club 4g Senior Recep- tion Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Ticket Seller 2. MARTHA ELAINE SMITH MICHAEL JOSEPH People of a cheerful SMITH ditporition :ucceed. 'The world love: a spice of wickedne.t.t. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ANNE CATHERINE TERRIEN Silence is the mother of truth. Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 3g Rhode Island Honor Society 4. 37 ELLEN CAROLYN THAYER Simplicity mort rare in our age. Band 2, 3, 43 Concerts 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 2. JUDITH LOUISE TATTERSALL All the winter'r wind can- not blow her .rweetnen away. Glee Club 4g Intramurals 2, 3, G.A.A. Secretary 4g Army- Navy Team 3, 4, Army-Navy Cheerleader 2, Student Coun- cil 25 Senior Reception Com- mittee 3g Prom Committee 3. 4, Rhode Island Honor So- ciety 4. DELORES MARIE TERRANOVA A quiet lan with lofty thoughts. CONSTANCE EILEEN TOBIN The girl worthwhile is the girl who can :mile Glee Club 4, Usherette 3, - tramurals 2 3 4, Prom Com- mittee, Refreshments Com- mittee Chairman 4. MARY ELIZABETH TURRISI The cat than it.: eyes when stealing the cream. Glee Club 2, Belletones 2, Band 2, 3, Social Chairman 4, All-State Band 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Frolics 3, Senior Play, Publicity Chairman 4, Usherette 4, In- tramurals 2, G.A.A. Vice- President 4, Army - Navy Team 3, 4, Army-Navy Com- mittee 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Essay Contest 2, Student Council 2, Barker Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 4, Debate Club 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Sweetheart Swing Court 2, National Honor Society 4, Rhode Island Honor Society CYNTHIA ANN THIBODEAU A gentle, eomiderate, and umelyirh min. Yearbook Stal? 4, Ticket Sel- ler 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Prom Committee 2, Usher- ette 2. JOHN JOSEPH THOMPSON There har never been a great geniur without a .spice of madne.f.r. Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 2, 4, All-State Chorus 2, Concerts 2, Operetta 2, 4, Senior Play 4, Cross-Country Team 4, Track 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Prize Speaking Contest 2, Essay Contest 2, Debate Club 4, Prom Committee 3. SALLY MILDRED TWEEDELL There't not a jog in all the world you wil not ind within her. Honor Roll 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Senior Reception Commit- tee 3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4, Senior Play 4. JOYCE SHARON URE A: a wit, if not the firrt, in the very firn line. 38 SANDRA THERESA TOSCANO Little deed: of kindnerr, little wordr of love. Glee Club 2, 3 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Frolics 3, Applied Music 2, 3, Usherette 2, Honor Roll 2, Organ 2, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. STEPHEN RICHARD TURRISI 'Though he was rough, he war kindly. Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 4, Varsity Football 2, 4, Student Council 2, Senior Receiption Committee 3, Prom Commit- tee 3. JOHN FRANK VETELINO Slow and .rteady wim the race. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Rocket Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Yearbook Staff, Assistant Associate Editor 4, Debate Club 4, Salutatorian 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. PATRICIA JEAN VITERITTO Virtue it true nobility. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramur- als 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Ticket Seller 3. MADELYN CLAIRE VACCA Hitch your wagon to a star. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Belletones 2, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Operette 2, 4, Senior Play, Costume Committee 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Essay Contest 2, 3, Yearbook Stal? 4, Drama Club 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Art Club 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. ROGER THOMAS VALLIERE For a man hy nothing is Jo well betrayed, 41 by his manners. Intramurals 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. MARY ELIZABETH YOUDEN Where the mouth is sweet and the eye: intelligent, there ir always a true heart. Glee Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Essay Contest 2, 3, Senior Recep- tion Committee 3, Prom Committee 4, Rhode Island Honor Society 4. 39 SAMUEL ROBERT YOUNG A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing. Glee Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Frolics 3: Prom Committee 2, 3. BEVERLY ANN VITERITTO It is true politeness, gentle- nesr, and love for humanrty that conrtitute a lady. Class Secretary 3, Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor-in-chief 4, In- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Army-Navy Cheerleader 3, Army-Navy Committee 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Frolics 3, Operetta, Make-Up Committee 4, Ush- erette 4, Ticket Seller 4, Dis- play Committee 3, Essay Con- test 2, 33 Debate Club 4, Band 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3: Drama Club 4, Senior Re- ception Committee 3, Senior Play, Prompter 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Barker Staff 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Rhode ls- land Honor Society 4. LORNA ANNE WAINWRIGHT Music is well said to be the .fpeech of angels. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Belletones 2, Concerts 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Frolics 3, Applied Music 2, 3, Senior Play 2, Drama Club 4, Prom Committee 2. JUDITH MARGARET ZANFINI . . . a willing heart, 4 willing hand. Glee Club, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Choir 2, 39 Concerts 2, 3g Frolics 33 Intramurals 2, 3g Honor Roll 2, 3g Barker Staff 3, 4g Drama Club 43 Senior Reception Committee 35 Prom Committee 33 Rhode Island Honor Society 4. PETER FRANCIS ZEGARZEWSKI Everything come: if a man will only wait. Cross-Country 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 3 cv 'dl- ow 'S SL W' 0- 'Na+ B' av db gb 'B gf oil 'V' fir' 194 'sew '-w. X4 o Q, 4' J-.uv x'5 Q fs og Cv PS0 IS, 'o 5 'S WV- . D Aff, I ,Q 'SSW 9 50 5' v5 ,S D .5 'S' 6 9490. . . 'V' 1,95 4 495 -ga' Q3 fu 4 l ,G Weak M I- qu. 40 SOPHOMORE HISTORY On September 4, 1957, students from the Babcock Junior High, Immaculate Con- ception, Ashaway, and Hope Valley Schools met for the first time as the Class of 1960. For a few weeks after this meeting there were many confused and excited Sophomores traversing the halls of Westerly High School trying to acclimate themselves to their newly found freedoms, curriculum, and teachers. Gradually, as the feeling of confusion and excitement subsided, the new feeling of unity and school spirit emerged. Our initial act as a class was the election of Michael DeFanti and Mary Turrisi as Sophomore Yearbook representatives. This took place under the direction of Mr. Cyrus Morgan, our class advisor. The election of homeroom representatives to the Student Council soon followed. The members chosen were: Sam Azzinaro, Judith Browne, Peter Chamber- lain, Roger Hamilton, Charles Kitchen, Connie Morgan, Peter Meyer, Judy Tattersall, Mary Turrisi, and Steve Turrisi. Mid-year exams followed soon afterward. These exams were approached with awe and were completed with relief. Thus our first semester drew to a close. The second semester was full of activity. Our class elected Peter Chamberlain, Presi- dent, Michael DeFanti, Vice-President, Diana Dumelow, Secretary, and Dawn Keskinen, Treasurer. Mary Turrisi and Dawn Keskinen were chosen to represent our class on the court of the Sweetheart Swing. This dance was followed by our Sophomore Hop on May 21. Roger Hamilton, General Chairman, was assisted by a large committee under the direction of the following vice-chairmen: Connie Morgan, Almedia Munro, Judy Lord, Doreen Banning, Betsey Carpenter, and Louis Elmo. The lovely queen on the beautiful May evening was Diana Dumelow, attended by Dawn Deering, Nancy Gingerelli, Dawn Keskinen, Connie Morgan, Almedia Munro, and Francene Naccarato, Toward the close of the year, new cheerleaders, who were to be the morale builders of the team, were chosen. They were Doreen Banning, Captain, Martha Nardone, Carole Walker, Francene Naccarato, and Kathy Brown. Kathy Brown was also the winner of the Martha C. Babcock Essay Contest. Immediately after the announcement of the essay contest winner, final examinations were completed. Time stood still until we received our report cards. What a relief! We had completed the first hurdle, now there were only two more to go. 41 UNIOR HISTORY With summer behind us we returned to school feeling ready and competent to meet the challenge before us. We proceeded to elect representatives to the Student Council: Roger Hamilton, Martha Gencarelli, and Tony Itteilagg then followed the election of class officers: Michael Delianti, President, Connie Garofalo, Vice-Presidentg Beverly Viteritto, Secretary, and Roy Larson, Treasurer. Having placed the affairs of our class in the capable hands of our ofiicers and class advisor, Miss Josephine Gernsheimer, we proceeded to the task before us-work, work, and more work. The Junior Class elected Diane Ainsworth and Marlene Naccarato as its represen- tatives to the Sweetheart Swing Court, and was honored when Marlene was chosen to reign as Queen of the Sweetheart Swing, an honor traditionally reserved for a Senior. Our next project was the donation of a full page advertisement to the 1959 Yearbook. Joanne Aloe, Helen Brown, Patty DeBartolo, Alice DeTata, Jeannine Garceau, Connie Morgan, Lindy Ornberg, and Barbara Payne designed the layout for this ad-venture. The beautiful Shower of Stars Junior Prom was held on April 4. This delightful evening was planned under the supervision of Mr. Robert Fallon, Prom Advisor, and Nancy Delicato, Chairman, assisted by seventy-three hard-working committee members. Queen of the night was Nancy Delicato, attended by her ladies-in-waiting: Connie Morgan, Dawn Deering, Gloria Caldarone, Judy Browne, Diane Serra, and Doreen Banning. Our class entered the field of civic affairs when Patty DeBartolo and Charles Ruisi were chosen to represent the school on the newly formed Westerly Youth Commission. Lynda Sacco, John McFarland, Diana Dumelow, Michael DeFanti, and Peter Meyer, the members of the Chemistry Team, represented our school at the U.R.I. competition. Francene Naccarato was chairman of the Senior Reception Committee. This party, honoring the Class of 1959, was the last social event of the year. Soon final exams were over, and then came the day of reckoning. We received our final report cards and with them the knowledge that our Junior Year was behind us and before us was the wonderful, bright prospect of our Senior Year. 42 SENIOR HISTORY Now that the fun and frolic of the summer were over, we returned to school on September 10, 1959. Our dream had finally become a reality for now we were the big wheels of the school. But with this realization came another. With next year's comple- tion of the new regional high school, we would have been the last class from regional schools to graduate from Westerly High. A bit saddened by this thought, we settled down to our first order of business, class elections. After a hard fought campaign, Michael DeFanti was worthily chosen President, Brian Edmond, Vice-President and Treasurer, Rosalie Muntimuri, Secretary, and Almedia Munro, Social Chairman. In the following weeks, election of Student Council members took place under the supervision of the President, Tony Itteilag, and Vice-President, Roger Hamilton. Chosen for the Student Council were: Peter Chamberlain, Charles Kitchen, and Connie Garofalo. Sports were a main interest at this time. It was football season and our team was under the leadership of the Co-Captains, Jim Felicetti, Charles Kitchen, and Joe LaPere. A new organization, the Girls' Athletic Association, was formed. Its ollicers were: Lucille Lupinacci, Chairman, Mary Turrisi, Vice-Chairman, Judy Lord, Recording Secretary, Judy Tattersall, Corresponding Secretary, and Lindy Ornberg, Intramural Chairman. On November 14, the annual Senior Prom, Bali Hai, took place under the direc- tion of Almedia Munro and her committee heads, namely, Melinda Ornberg, Doreen Banning, Nancy Gingerelli, Connie Tobin, Dawn Deering, Shirley Falcone, and Eugene Gencarelli. Highlight of the evening was the coronation of the lovely queen, Almedia Munro, and the selection of her court, Dawn Deering, Judy Browne, Gloria Caldarone, Diane Serra, Kathy Brown, and Diana Dumelow. Previous to this event, the 1960 Yearbook Staff was chosen. Those heading it were Judy Lord and Beverly Viteritto, co-editors in-chief, and their editorial staff, John McFarland, Elaine Chiaradio, Sandra Alliero, Michael DeFanti, Brian Edmond, Charles Ruisi, Almedia Munro, Nancy Gingerelli, Diana Ains- worth, and Tony Itteilag. During the second semester, our basketball team, under the Co-Captainship of Peter Chamberlain, Roger Hamilton, and Maury Lamb, won its sixth consecutive Suburban League Championship. February 15, 1960, marked the occasion of the Sweetheart Swing. Seniors gracing the court were Patty Sheldon and lovely queen, Shirley Falcone. The time of awards was approaching. Judy Lord was the recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Tony Itteilag earned the position of Valedictorian of our class and John Vetelino, that of Salutatorian. On March 30 and 31, the Senior play, Charlie's Aunt, was presented under the direction of Mr. Carlson. With the oncoming of the end of our high school years, all the Seniors were anxious about graduation. During Senior Week, we were enter- tained at the Senior picnic, banquet, and reception. Then came the day we had all looked forward to-graduation. And so, armed with our diplomas, we now take our places in society. 43 Mosi Likely to Sm-.ceeb I Di6 Jvlosi- For School I .nose 1l'l'l'21xfQQU'lt N0 Sf Fowler ' Qmss XV:-ii-e.v Mosf kspecteb 1 :Host S op h ist i C QXQ 6 Mosf Mm-2 Na+ g Mos! U You ci ous Bee-5: Pe,vson'olil'9 ,JZIQAA iliiq Desi D1-essea g QQ ,s,, .,: Jsleakest 'M-ost .,:- - K Moak 'Uelkaiiue A'1fg2 lz' ' ' Co gala Q' jkwlsfwln X K 'NW 'S m , 4 1 ' Q uf ' E 4 Wig? K 6 My-5, -Q,-.,, .Q-.,,,:g --::,.g:,,,,.v -1 ,gf 'f Sf 55' . 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I, John Algiere, leave my ability to legally finagle my way out of classes to Bob McFarland. I, Richard Algiere, leave the lunch table to Chape Bou- menot. I, Ray Allen, leave my parking place to Steve Harris. I, Joanne Aloe, leave my place on the cheering squad to the girl who will fill it, in the hope that she will enjoy, as much as 1 have, the wonderful experiences that go with it. I, Susan Andrews, leave to D' Ann Sposato my long walk to school each morning, in the hope that she will get as much exercise from it as I have. I, Henry Antoch, leave to Ronnie Dobson my standing place in back of the school every morning. I, Martha Arnold, do hereby bequeath my French and chemistry texts to any underclassman, in the hope that he will have better luck with them. I, Sam Azzinaro, leave to the next Senior class the head- aches of having Skanky and all his new rules. I, Edward Babcock, leave my place as a Senior to anyone who wants it. I, Doreen Banning, do hereby bequeath to Tina Stone the position as captain of the cheerleaders, in the hope that she will enjoy working with the girls as much as,I have. I, Jonathan Barber, leave to Coach Peltier the high blood pressure he has acquired while having me as a student in the hope that it will lower next year. I, George Beresford, do hereby leave my third year Italian books to anyone who wants them next year. I, Jean Blinn, leave my locker to Bob Kennedy. I, Brenda Bliven, do hereby bequeath to any Junior the right to operate the business machines in Room 16. I, Joe Brocato, leave my history book to Mickey Brocato. I, Sidney Brooks, do hereby bequeath all my French notes to Robert Jacques. I, Brian Bliven, do hereby bequeath my locker and com- bination to anyone who thinks he can open it. I, Anita Brown, leave the grease paint, the drafty dressing rooms, and the runny nylons to the make-up staff. I, Helen Brown, do hereby bequeath to Jeannie Pescatelo my ability to remain quiet during my Senior year. I, Kathy Brown, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Claudia, all the luck I've had at W.H.S., as well as my place on Miss Baruzzi's tardy list. WILL I, Richie Brown, leave to Joe Patton my neatly stacked locker. We, Judy Browne and Anne Botelle, leave our physiology class with the hopes we'll never have to butcher another specimen. I, Don Buchanan, leave my history book to anyone who wants it. I, John Burbine, bequeath to Charles T attersall my seat in economics class. I, Joyce Burdick, leave my typewriter to anyone who knows how to use it. I, Stephen Burdick, leave all my failing marks in history to anyone who wants them. I, Francis Burns, leave all my brains to the White Rock boys. I, Gloria Caldarone, leave my economics teacher, Mr. Gardner, to any girl who is lucky enough to have him. I, Mike Capalbo, leave all my stolen goods to Bob Vitro and Sam Chimento. I, Stephen Capizzano, leave my locker, which was so faith- fully cluttered up by my partner with old lunches, smelly sneakers, and spoiled bananas, to an unsuspecting Junior. I, Bob Carpenter, do hereby bequeath all my cigarette butts to Ruth Gallagher. I, Joe Cayer, leave my position on the cross-country team to Chape Boumenot. I, Joe Celico, leave my nest in Room 5 to whomever wants it. I, Josie Chamberlain, leave my fun in Salesmanship and Retailing to anyone who can have as much fun as I had. I, Pete Chamberlain, leave my proteges, Bob Sisson and Pete St. Onge, and my buddies, Shep Simmons and Bob Vitro. I, Elaine Chiaradio, leave my jokes to Kay Nardone. I, Margaret Choiniere, bequeath my ability to get along with Coach Peltier in physiology. I, Andrew Clapham, do hereby bequeath my books, locker, and teachers, to the unfortunate ones who are to follow. I, Richard Coduri, leave my Latin marks to some mis- guided Latin student. I, Sarah Cofoni, leave my one week in Latin III to any ambitious Junior willing to continue with the course. I, Howard Coleman, leave to the future Seniors my locker with the loose handle. I, Joe Comolli, leave my job at Cosmo's Market. I, Doug Cornell leave to Bob Huswit my ability to be at the top of the oflice detention list. I, Sharon Craig, do hereby bequeath my saxophonp music and my seat in band to Lee Pietrallo and Don Wise. I, Judy DeBernardo, do hereby bequeath my ability to be late for school to anyone who can do it as well as I could. I, Patty DeBartolo, leave my forgetfulness concerning my locker combination to anyone who has a better memory than I. I, Dawn Deering, do hereby leave all the good times I've had at W.H.S., no matter what complications were at hand, to Kay Nardone. I, Michael DeFanti, do hereby bequeath to Chape Boume- not the right to use a bayonet. I, Nancy Delicato, do hereby bequeath my ability to cut class to my cousin, Rosemarie. I, Alice DeTata, leave my broken Hippo record to any- one who wants to start a collection of records that stick I, Elvira DiDomenico, do hereby bequeath to any Junior the privilege of pounding away on Roger J.'s antiques in his really big class. I, Marie DiDomenico, do hereby bequeath my ability to smile at Mr. Stevens while sitting in the library for a certain unmentionable reason. I, John Dionne, leave to any two Juniors my locker 3201. I, Janet Doney, do hereby bequeath my ability to be absent almost every Monday in a month to Roberta Doney and Donna Saunders. I, William Dorr, leave my parking place in front of the school to any Junior who wants it. I, Diana Dumelow, leave my terrible luck with lockers all three years to Kathy Neagle, hoping that she has better luck than I. I, Brian Edmond, leave my red socks to Jack Henderson, in the hope that he will carry on the tradition. I, Louis Elmo, do hereby bequeath my vigorous study habits to Carl Myllamacke with the hope that they may be of some value to him. I, Betty Fair, following the wishes of my brother, Andy, bequeath my fairness in name and complexion to no one because it must be kept in the family. I, Rose Marie Fairchild, leave my history book to anyone who likes history as much as I don't. I, Fred Falcone, leave my footsteps to next year's Seniors. I, Shirley Falcone, do hereby bequeath my long hair to Carole Giorno, in the hope that she can throw away her Spoolies. We, Angie Ferraro, Lindy Ornberg, and Marsha Fauliso, leave the Stonington boys to any girl who is lucky enough to catch one. I, Jim Felicetti, leave to Dennie Marie another chance to get out of school. I, Bob Felicetti, leave my place in Mr. Gardner's heart to Frank Toscano. I, John Flynn, leave my fun in study halls with Miss Endi- cott to Ronnie Carboni. I, Roberta Freethy, leave to Dusty Saunders the hope that his Senior year will go by very, very quickly. I, Barbara Galli, leave my unfortunate underclassmen and this school. We, Carla Garofola and Jeanette Kuzenka, do hereby leave to John Donahue and Stanley Maine the privilege of skipping first period class. I, Connie Garofalo, do hereby bequeath my knowledge on how to study to my two cousins, Dusty and Randy. I, Jeannine Garceau, leave my male roles in Drama Club, hoping there will be more boys to play them. I, Thomas Gavitt, do hereby bequeath to Wayne Ure my parking place. I, Lorraine Gelinas, do hereby bequeath to Edith Restelli my old hockey socks. I, Eugene Gencarelli, do hereby bequeath to Richie Boumenot my before-school driving and another year to graduate. I, Martha Gencarelli, leave my dearest friend, Rae Ann. Take care of her. I, Gerald Gent, leave my locker to any unfortunate person who can scamper through the bustle. I, Thomas Gibney, do leave to Bob Sisson my cross-country shoes with the hope that they are big enough to fit. I, Evelyn Greene, leave to Catherine Briggs all the hap- piness and success in her Senior year at the new high school. I, Laura Greene, do hereby bequeath to my good friend, Pat Lumbardo, my seat in Room 6, seventh period. I, Walter Grimes, leave my economic answers to Richard Gillis and his boys in IIG3. I, Jack Gwaltney, leave Chape Boumenot my right to sit on the bench and watch the football games. I, Raynola Hadfield, do hereby bequeath to my sister all my notes. I, Rog Hamilton, do hereby bequeath to anyone my extra- ordinary good luck in playing on the same team with Kent G. Curry and Maurice C.L. Lamb. I, Jack Hayden, do hereby leave my charm, personality, and sparkling vocabulary, which put the teachers in a daze, to William Beattie. Also I leave my perfect record as a G boy. Carry on! I, Elizabeth Hunt, hereby leave all my good times at W.H.S. to Elaine Clancy. I, Betsy Irvine, leave to Judianne Rathbun the right to extend her weekends till Tuesday. I, Robert Jacobson, leave the honor of driving to school to anyone who can afford it. I, David James, leave my clean locker to anyone in the Class of 1961 who can keep it that way. I, Christine Johnson, leave my art board to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Michael Jones, leave my seat in the detention room to Chape. I, Marilyn Joubert, leave my love of gym to Peggy Shibilio who I know loves it too. I, Kenneth Kaye, leave my love of cars to anyone who can afford to support one. I, Carolyn Kelly, leave to Jean Gervasini my ability to get into trouble in study halls, knowing that she doesn't need it. I, Jackie Kenyon, leave those crazy music sessions to Sue Cundall and David Mashe. I, Roger Kenyon, leave my place in Mr. Pelligrino's heart to Pete Zarkowski. I'm sure they'll be great friends. I, Stephen Kenyon, pledge that we leave the money in our treasury for the Junior class. I, Dawn Keskinen, do hereby bequeath my love of football players to anyone who thinks they can handle one. I, Charlie Kitchen, leave to some lucky CPD musician my dented and unplayable sousaphone. I, Deloras LaBreaque, leave my A in art to Orin Maine, who certainly deserves it. I, Linda Lamb, leave my ability to stack lockers to some- one who can use this ability as much as I did. I, Lorraine LaPlante, do hereby bequeath to Patty O'Don- nell my seat in English. I hope you do better than I did. I, Mary Laplant, do hereby bequeath my locker in the alcove to anyone who is brave enough to get in there and fight. I, Joe LaPere, leave Tom Albamonti another year to graduate. I, John Langanke, leave my knife to anyone who likes to carve. I, Roy Larson, leave to Dick Smith my place on the foot- ball team in hopes that he does better than I did. I, Cathy Limanni, do hereby bequeath my cheat notes to Angela Parisi. I, Ida Anne Lombardo, hereby leave my ability to smoke in the girls' room and not get caught to Serena Massaro. I, Judith Lord, do hereby leave my wonderful Senior year to anyone to whom it will mean as much as it did to me. I, Linda Lord, do hereby leave to Carole Giorno my car to drive the cheerleaders to the football and basketball games, hoping that she will have as much fun as I did in doing it. I, Frank Lupinacci, do hereby bequeath to Chape Boumenot WI-LS. with all its strict rules. I, Lucille Lupinacci, do hereby bequeath to anyone who wants it, my ability to Hunk personal type. I, Elaine Lussier, do hereby bequeath my locker to anyone who can make use of it at Westerly High. I, Evelyn Martin, do hereby leave my long wavy hair and mascara to Roberta Doney. We, Santa Longolucco and Barbara Mayhew leave our sympathy to anyone who has Mr. Patterson for study in Room 19. I, Sandy Meyhew, leave my crazy ways to Barbara Barrus. We, Peter Meyer and John McFarland, do hereby bequeath our much dented locker and all the road signs, dancing girls, cool mottos, and pigtails slashed from young females con- tained therein to some unsuspecting young Junior girl. I, Sandy Mills, leave the typewriter, which I use, to whom- ever thinks they have time to keep turning the ribbon past the hole in it. I, Ann Milne, do hereby bequeath to Bonnie Grant my driving ability C?J in hopes that she doesn't have as many close calls as I have had. I, Connie Morgan, can't think of anything to leave anyone. I, Robert Morrone, leave my history book to any poor soul who has history with Mr. Pettinicchio. I, Almedia Munro, leave all the fun I have had at W.H.S. for the past three years to everyone. I, Rosalie Muntimuri, leave to my brother, Dick, my ability to get to class on time and also all the fun I've had at W.H.S. I, John Murphy, leave to Butch Gallagher my place in Mr. Pelligrino'S heart. I, Francene Naccarato, leave my cheering megaphone to any Sophomore girl who will get more use out of it than I did. I, Marlene Naccarato, leave my ability to go steady three years to Margie Pryer in hopes that she continues where I left off. We, Johanna Nadolny and Margaret Ovetend, do hereby bequeath our seat on the bus to any two girls who think they can live up to our record of maintaining a seat behind the heater. I, Louis Narciso, leave to anybody who needs it, my ability to keep out of the watchful eye of Mr. Pelligrino. I, Bonnie Nardone, do hereby leave to Sharon DeFanti my keen ability for mathematics. I hope she'l1 obtain better grades than I did. We, Judy Nasse and Mary Noyes, do hereby bequeath our looms in the Art Room to anyone who has the patience and courage to work on them. I, Angelo Paterno, do hereby bequeath to my brother the ability and fun of bailing school. I, Barbara Payne, leave a bottle of tranquilizer pills to anyone who should be blessed with the teachers I've had. I, Frank Petra, do hereby bequeath to William Kenneth my parking space at the south end of the school. I, Charlie Phillips, do hereby bequeath my hidden pack of Lucky Strikes in the Boys' Room to anyone who can lind them. I, William Phillips, do hereby bequeath my hunger pangs during the 3rd period class to Elwood Johnson. I, Adrian Piccolo, leave my love of chemistry to Van Prey. I, Kenneth Porter, do hereby bequeath all of my high school textbooks to the janitor, to do as he sees fit, and to the graduating class I leave this well worded quotation: Many are called, but few are chosen. Finally I leave my lock to my brother wishing him lots of luck in opening it. I, Cathy Potter, do hereby bequeath to my cousin, Nancy Galluci, my ability to draw for the Yearbook UD hoping she'll have as much fun getting out of study halls for staff meetings as I did. Also I leave my bookkeeping and filing books to Nancy Pignataro. I, Edward Potter, do hereby bequeath my ever-smiling chemistry teacher, Mr. Meschino, to all underclassmen. . I, Douglas Pratt, do hereby bequeath my history book to some lucky Junior. I, Rosalie Pratt, do hereby bequeath my love for Salesman- ship and Retailing to anyone who wants it. We, Carol Serio and Madelyn Prizito, leave our ability for being late to anyone who can do the job as well as we. We, Joanne Roode and Mary Pukas, do hereby bequeath our garbage-filled locker by the boys' gym to Sylvia Algiere and Sandra Card whom we know won't mind the boys' old lunches! We, Judy Rizzuto and Lynda Sacco, do hereby bequeath our nippy freezing halftime performances at football games to any future twirlers. I, Fred Roever, leave the good times I had in 6 and 7 to Dusty Saunders. We, Zallie Schmitt and Sandra Romanella, leave our ability in chemistry to any underclassman who will under- take such a task. I, Charlie Ruisi, leave my free pass from all boring study halls to some unsuspecting member of the next Senior class. I, John Rutledge, leave my French book to Ian Carson and any other underclassman foolish enough to take the course. I, Jack Russell, leave my seat in the rear of physics class to anyone who likes to sit on radiators. I, Margy Sabins, do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Comtois and Mr. French to my sister, Charlene. I, Jim Salimeno, leave this school to Chape Boumenot. We, Joyce Scaglione and Nancy Gingerelli, do hereby bequeath our ability to wander in the halls after the bell to Frances Podzaline. I, Jim Sheldon, leave my ability to get out of class to John Barber. I, Pat Sheldon, do hereby leave the front seat in Mr. Fallon's history class to anyone who doesn't blush. I, Janet Sherman, do hereby bequeath my habit of eating in English class to anyone brave enough to do it. I, Mike Smith, do hereby bequeath everything in this school to James Filter Tip O'Donnell. I, Joe Spano, leave the record and name of my basketball team, Le: Roir, to Jessy Perry and A. J. Morrone. I, Diane Serra, do hereby bequeath my alarm clock to Marsha Iacoi with the hope that it will get her to school on time as it did for me. We, Judy T attersall and Connie Tobin, leave our locker on the gym floor to any two future Seniors who can survive the mad rush of Sophomores. We, Diana Terpening and Mary Turrisi, leave our motto which gained for us the nicknames, Terrible Terp and Bloody Mary, by two older boys. I, Delores Terranova, do hereby bequeath my desk in Homeroom 10 to anyone who can keep their foot still. I, Ellen Thayer, do hereby bequeath my ability to flirt and get in trouble with the teachers to Wihiam Kipp. Keep it up! You're doing a good job already, Bill. I, Cynthia Thibodeau, do hereby bequeath my seat in the cafeteria to anyone who is lucky enough to End it. I, John Thompson, leave my Yogi Bear fan club card to Richie Boumenot. I, Sandra Toscano, do hereby bequeath my lucky seat in physiology to anyone who can keep quiet. I, Steve Turrisi, leave to Dennie Marie, Chape, and Joe Vitterito, the permission to smoke in the boys' room and leave the building any time they wish. Hold the fort, I might be back. I, Sally Twedell, do hereby bequeath my beat-up apartment in Out of the Frying Pan to any underclassman who thinks he can fix it up. I, Maddy Vacca, do hereby bequeath to Angela Parisi my interests in Norwich, I'm moving on to New York. I, Roger Valliere, leave my seat in the cafeteria to Tom Quattromani. I, Bev Viteritto, do hereby bequeath my package of blue slips to Lois Sanquedolce hoping that she will use them with as much freedom as I. I, Patty Viteritto, do hereby bequeath my parking space in front of the school to Carol Giorno. I, Mary Youden, do hereby bequeath to MaryAnne Young all of my initials which are carved on the desks at W.H.S. I, Sam Young, leave my seat in Coach's physics class to Richie Boumenot in hopes that he may learn as much as I did. I, Judy Zanfini, do hereby bequeath to Jean Gervasini and Sharon McGunagle our daily notes to each other, knowing that they will carry on the tradition. I, Peter Zegarzewski, leave my basketball team to John Arruda. Keep up the good work, Johnny. We, the Class of 1960, do hereby bequeath our size in number and spirit to none other because it is ours alone. We, the Class of 1960 keep our wonderful memories of W.H.S. CLASS POEM ' 'AD I E U ' ' Hasten to finish all that Quickly gather all your must memories, be done. and cherish them for Say goodbye to younger they are friends, truly wonderful. and wish them luck as Then, they stop. Think. follow into your footsteps. Think of what is to come. Bid farewell to Realize those that you are leaving-and who have trained you for the Future is your life's work. waiting! - JOANNE ALOB CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO Give every man thine ear, but few thy voiceg Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgment. 50 Squive .., fn A 'Cv s A .bg 4 SB W N .wil--5 4:1 M 5 ' 't'6!7'7'7 fn nffPP'5' ff N711 I 5 ,. ' ff , 113 If xx I 1 K X 72? I Nkzx I, XXX ff ff! W xx Av., -, - -LJ 4 . N f' NX N ufqixti ' X K, R I Q Nm fu 'Q1f,.f1, a 37? , L? ,Q X 'gg 'i- X 55-.. -N -' 1793. 'A-. X -1 1 .-,Q - , ' , v. v ,ak X L' 3731 -1 - 'A P- 1 H 529 'N - J , eff .X ' 954 ff ' x , 1'L ' X : ' ' P , 'Z-, .Q l 'E I, v '27 ' '1 X x git? V 7-6-1? - Nggziffi ri- ' , 'gif Qqo f, -N 2-,Q A N yy 15,- .QQ Q x ' X X Q' N fy s A- X ' K N N X N ' -'iw X . w XX A xw 1 f X x fd' X f Y V 'iff' I C X x MRS. VERA ROBINSON Junior Class Advisor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1959 - 1960 Home Room 11 First row: J. Anderson, A, Bauerle C. Bruno, C. Almedia, D. Booth Second row: S. Autry, C. Abosso S. Algiere, J. Barr. Third row: J Arruda, N. Briggs, R. Aldrich, G Bookataub. Fourth row: C. Aco- line, R. Boumenot, R. Bouchard L. Algiere. Fifth row: F. Antoch J. Ahern, K. Buven, A. Algierel Home Room 13 First row: K. Curry, J. D'Amico, E. Clancy, S. Conto. Second row M. Dabrowski, T. Deland, M, Coddle, P. Clarke. Third row: S. Comforti, F. Cozzoline, S. Cun dall, T. Cimalore. Fourth row: P. Ceresa, K. Clark, D. Carson, W. Cruzan. Fifth row: J. Clapham, R. Coduri, P. Chiaradio. Home Room 12 First row: S. Card, K. Capalbo, J. Church. Second row: A. Burley, J. Capalbo, C. Capizzano. Third row: C. Celico, B. Burton, P. Carey. Fourth row: D. Capizzano, S. Butler, R. Carboni. 75' Q Hep fx ' f- 'lf-ff L55 ,xv QT I Sv N s M s 2 -' H-F31 Q 1 Q K 1 5 Q N - Q li ' . 1, M. fa? K, E? 4 ' , 53952 gh! Q5 at -1' iw, N xg, mg? VX . ' ' 5. 2 A: ,. 'ii pf. N52 , Q, nf Qs? iff! K . 'wa MN V, i. 1 X , - fm S- 7 3 if J. 3? f 5 xii , AM' SM. M , ww , VAAL1 . if :Ky Mk, Ns' ,, sq 052' ,E E V, 'Sn -.. :.1,,. fffuijt- 3.fLLfA W v , at :M gi 22 , . Q 5 5 'S X A Q, 4 X Ji- xf F W-.2 ' . , Q .yi ,T T5 0, 9? Q gif . as in , X253 Y f 3 74Rf.. Riyk C' 411+ X M, M f 1 ff ,fa .Q J- ' M33 v ,W Nz SELF' Q A eva wk 4 W 352, ,Xg:,.Q. U, fig . QW KW.. LLQW. . 1 X .. wx A ,L,. 5 .AX QNQ. ,Q ,iv X V , .Qi -V, A K ,mg 2 , ' E ri' ' 1-' --l A A Amfgh X 17, wx, . ,Qxg ,LY . L.--L Y I I ,sf I If IA ' ,335 ' Et , Jw, AE: QL '55 U ,HAR dfw 22 ' iw fY'f',3W?'zQ ' sa? Wwfvm -r 5 k ,-4 ' 4? win? 9 2,06 , e 1. 1' ' 1, 5 34 1 A fg,WN51r3sg5W.,afw,M s, , , E V+ , , -wg + 1 Give tt another try, Randy. Home Room 22 First row: J. Vincent, M. Terrien, S. Strawderman, M. Toscano, M. Young, P. Toscano, J. Tourtel- lette. Second row: J. Wells, P. Zbyrowski, D. Wright, M. Wit- aala, T. Stone, D. Verno. Third row: J. Vaddaain, S. Young, R. Venard, F. Ventilato, R. Wucik. Fourth row: B. Wilcox, J. Vit- terito, I.. Narciso, V. Valintini, P. Vitterito. Fifth row: G. Zarkew- sar, D. Wise, J. Van Horn, G. Winston, R. Vredenburg. S. French, J. Gilchrist, R. Hustwit NNN IAQ Q Ng? x Hx 'sex iw'-Q, 'I Milk. glam ,W . Q H-M Q - X -'P xx X y-KX xx ffxxx NX 'Q Y NN x XX 0 MRS. ELEANOR WOOD Sophomore Class Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1959 - 1960 ,ff . gi i , in Q ,E ffl, K 'ssl ' W A A ' A , .X , I . -if 3.35 - ,. . ,,sziQ.ri'4 gkg gffs-3 5 L , 1, -HR W 5 ' ' L gn , Sai, ,T-fr., . ma' 'Yi f , fs- , , f . X, xx. i .V Ng: T, A Qs Y ' , my riff' K L Q., +3 x ,-,mf W X Q gsfggi if 5' x Q k :SQ 3' QW Lizzie? J Q: -,Q ,ggi i , . A 5' N w-.Wye 4 XSS 5171- L. Ls.5Qa '1rYsx I V g, Q M M, , '35 b fri wb 5 E QL , gi EH- 'fsg'f4-fx' 'K Nlizff its I ,film fi - X21 if if 1 54,194 :fn 1 gaggfz. 'xl ,g -EQ ,aiu f Q y wi:-X I A vt. -7 infra vw mf, is 3 34 ,W Q ' A Q. A rf! auf, 'ik 7 fl - if ,vw .53'i ,-, 7' mfr I 'lf-i'i-A. L- 'Q?'?f5iaTLf ' , Q L- -T .. ff,. ,1 fi' 13 . X . ' .T' 'T WT 5- gf ? ' W 9 , A - - , N ffif ' Q ' 'rgff' A! li 5 . iilggvgg Q lv A at -.2 M U PM M? WEA W . , . dm bggq l, ,. , fig.. Home Room 27 row: S. Moranto, L. Natdone, n Second row L Marino urne K Nardone Third N Morris M Matos G e E Molin Pradel e Fourth row R Howard cowskl R. Greenwood E. es, C. Greene. Fifth row: W. eth, D. Graham, R. Kupid- Li, D. Green, F. Lamb. Sixth D. Jacob, W. Kipp, S. Hen- zlligrino, M. Marino, G. Mc- a . : . ' , Ioscaritolo, C. Parmelee, o , . . 1 , 1 V. , ' ,, K: 1 . : . , I -I 3 n Home Room 1 First row: J. Romanella, C. Smith, A. Salimeno, M. Tate, P. Tatter- sail. Second row: M. Turo, C. Taylor, L. Sanquedolce, S. Stelli- tano, C. Scialaba. Third row: L. Shephard, M. Turne, C. Sabins, L. Street, C. Trebisacci. Fourth row: E. Mitchel, A. Terpening, 1. Til- ton, L. Mochetti, R. Perrin. Fifth row: G. Partelo, R. Paterno, R. Perry, R. Edwards, R. McFarland. Sixth row: P. Morris, N. Patter- son, N. O'Donnell. , H. Johnson. Home Room 28 First row: J. Roberts, S. Piccolo L. Rathbun, J. Reese. Second row: M. Pryor, J. Piascik, C. Remor, S Powers. Third row: F. Pozaline G. Pucci, N. Pignataro, M. Reges- ter. Fourth row: L. Leman, D Maloney, J. Larivore, D. Loomos Fifth row: H. Macall, C. LaPietro Cafeteria First row: M. Young, B. Wallace, E. Valentini, P. Waters, F. Zan- ella, H. Waterman. Second row: K. Water, S. Wagner, K. Waltz, E. Varras, J. Verzilo. Third row: B. Vitro, B. Stevens, M. Vadakin, S. Vitterito, D. Sposato. Fourth row: R. Steadman, B. Tanner, D. Ward, A. Valentini, W. Ure. Fifth row: F. Vocatuta, N. Whe- lan, F. Sullivan, B. Sullivan, P. Smith. Home Room 3 First row: D. Ralla, A. Sacco, W Sisco, F. Sculco, 1. Popiolek. Sec- ond row: I.. Pietrallo, R. Pukas A. Puchalaski, J. Powers, A Schackner. Third row: R. Rainey J. Rose, D. Richards, L. Russo, A Sammataro. Fourth row: S. Sim- mons, R. Colorio, P. Piccolo, K Rosso. Fifth row: P. St. Onge, R Sisson, R. Savage. Alright, take a walk! ! I Precision Smilin' George CYUSGB as L 1960 BULLDOG EDITURS Sandra Alliero Almedxa Munro Literary Editor Publicity Editor s K 5 I i E S H gl? Michael DeFant1 Brian Edmond f Business Co-Editor Business Co Editor t -We AB get 'iq H ff' tl . is-nw ,ll Co Editors ' 5 in Yi w C? Beverly Viteritto Judith Lord Elaine Chiaradio Arr Editor 3 y glib? L l.. Q iii Charles Ruisi Photography Editor YEARBOOK STAFF First row: D. Ainsworth, N. Gingerelli, B. Viteritto, McFarland, J. Lord, S. Altiero. Second row: A. Munro, M. DeFanti, C. Ruisi, B. Edmond, A. Itteilag, J. Vetelino, E. Chiaradio. Third row: M. Ornberg, J. Doney, C. Potter, L. Lupinacci, R. Muntimuri, M. Gencarelli. Fourth row: J. Aloe, B. Payne, M. Turrisi, M. LaP1ante, K. McGauran. Fifth row: D. Deeringg A. Botelle, D. Terpening, P. McGrane, J. Roode. '45 fi ,-1. ,J Q- 3- -, C s Q 'x 4: 'NI' ART STAFF U M. Ornberg, B. Viteritto, M. Vacca, C. Potter. X -uc A' f K' . U ff diff? gy I Wd! Nfl 4 I ff . , nl H Q 1 J X, , N V 19. K x X 1 , V li ego ' 2 X J 1' , . X at :Q . ,q, . ,. ' ' 'B I .7410 V NM r ,r f, f , ix' YM' 'Vi ! , I '5 , X In I ' ' 1 'i we A 'Che Barker Editorr-in-Chief Affociate Editor N ew: Editor .......... ................. Feature Editor Exchange Editor STAFF First row: D. Deering, R. Munti- muri, C. Morgan, M, Gencarelli D. Terpening, A. Itteilag, N. Gin- gerelli, B. Viteritto, J. Lord, K. Jacobson! Second tow: P. Perri, L. Giorno, E. Restelli, P. Russo, K. Nardone, A. Baurle, M. Turo, A. Holt, J. D'Amico, M. Misisco, L. Lapiant. Third row: J. Perry, C. Potter, L. Lord, M. Risica, J. Gencarella, B. Gibney D. Verno J. capalbo, E. chimdio, C. Gior: no, G. Caldarone. Fourth row: C. Parmalee S. Bole'ack M Matos v l i - i A. Munro, J. Zannni, B. Carpen- ter, M. Turrisi, C. Kelly, N. Deli- cato, S. Falcone, K. Waltz, E. Molin-Pradel. Fifth row: B. Payne, T. Stone, K. Brown, R. Foberg, R Muntimuri, L. Elmo, T. Sculco, K. Gilluly, R. Kitchen, L. Lupinacci. 66 BARKER EDITORS First row: J. Lord, M. Gencarelli A. Itteilag, R. Muntimuri, C. Mor gan. Second row: B, Viteritto, D Terpening, K. Jacobson, D. Deer ing, N. Gingerelli. EDITORS Tony Itteilag Make-up Editor Diana Terpening Martha Gencarelli Sport: Editor Kent Jacobson Judy Lord Circulation ............ ..... C onnie Morgan Dawn Deering Bufineu Manager Nancy Gingerelli Beverly Viteritto Chief Typirt Rosalie Muntimuri ART CLUB First row: Miss I. Warner-advisor, A. DeTata. Second row: M. Noyes, B. Galli, C. Johnson, M. Vacca STUDE T COUNCIL First column: A. lttcilag, R. Foberg, J. Gilchrist, R. Porter, C. Kitchen. Second column: C. Remor, T. Stone, R. Pendola, P. Chamberlain, J, Henderson, R. Hamilton. Missing: C. Garofalo, First row: I. Carson, T. Sculco, R. Greenwood, F. Dufour, B. McDonald, R. Dennehey, E. Pipistrelli, C. Dufour. Second row: M. Vacca, A. Brown, M. Gencarelli, A. DeTata, R. Foberg, P. Schibilio, 1. Thompson, S. Tweedell, M. Terrien. Third row: R. Carson, S. Cofone, B. Vireritro, J. Browne, A. Borelle, R. Kitchen, D. Carlson-advisor, B. Snitkin, B. Fiore, A. Holt, R. Doney, J. Kenyon, A. Baurle. DRAMA CLUB First row: C. Nason, P. Perri, M. Gencarelli, P. Marr, R. Doney. Second row: A. Botelle, D. Terpening, E. Porter, B. Edmond, S. Cofone, B. Virerirto. DEBATING CLUB 68 5 L7 .lei First row: M. Risica, C. Davis. Second row: R. Pendola, K. Jacobson, T. Sculco, R. Patron. R 0 B U L C C K E T First row: K. Kaye, S. Craig, L. Lamb, B. Nardone. Second tow: J. Spano, T. Sculco, J. Brancato, J. Russell. Third row: L. Raithel, F. Dufour, R. Gobeille, F. Perra. Fourth row: S. Butler, H. Coleman, A. Clapham, J. Vetelino. Missing: J. Langanke. First row: P. Perri, D. Gococh, R. Carson, J. Verzillo, M. Gencarelli. Second row: J. Gencatella J. DeBcrnardo, L. Lamb, J. Coduri, R. Jacobs, M. Algiere, B. Gibney, C. Bence. W.H.S. BAND First row: S. Cundall, E. Benson, C. Parmalee, J. Anderson, C. Faulise, E. Restelli, 1. Laborio, L. Elmo, G. Winston. Second row: W. Kenneth, D. Jacobs, J. Gallagher, C. Kelly, M. Turrisi, L. Adimari, L. Russo, D. Greene, R. Green, R. Sission, L. Pietraallo, S. Craig, R. Greenwood, J. Burbine. Third row: Mr. A. Wood-advisor, R. Steadman, J. Dione, R. Clark, S. Young, S. French, A. Duda, J. VanHorn W. Cruzan, R. Linto, J. Curzio, C. Kitchen, R. Perry, B. McDonald, W. Ure, S. Young. r TWIRLERS C. Brown, L. Pucci, A. Brown, S. DeFanti, C. Davis, R. Sayles, S. Andrews, A. Munro, S. Capalbo, J. Rizzuro, P. Esposito, L. Sacco, A. Salimeno. DANCE BAND First row: N. Whelan, L. Pietraallo, J. Burbine, D. Wise, S. Craig, C. Parmalee, S. Young. Second row: A. Lombardo, J. Curzio, J. Gallagher, L. Russo, W. Kenneth, Mr. Wood-advisor, R. Steadman, W. Ure, R. Sisson, D. Palardy, J. Cayer. GlR1-S' GLBB CLUB nt 1 Tourtellotte M. Popioe , . , l S Zanhni I Gervasini, ' lk S Card R. Carson, F. 'Lan'- First row 1 A. Lombardo, S. Toscano, R. Dinwoodie, P. Schihilio, B. Gra , . , D. Banning, G. Caldarone, L. Pucci, R. Muntimuri, N. Leihovitz, ella. Fourth row. H. Brown, K. Gillu y, . , . R. Doney, L. LaPlant, F.. Lussier, j. Doney, P. Esposito, 1. D'Amico, 1. Ure, F. Clancy, S. Algiere, 1. Roode, S. Mayhew, G. Federico, M. D. Sacco. A. Holt, L. Rathhun. K. Douglas, R. Sayles. Second row: Young, C. Bruno, K. Gavitt, G. Palmer, D. Verno, B. Dower, 1. A. Fcrraro, 1. Rizzuto, 1. Kenyon, T. Stone, B. Fiore, B. Gavitt, L. Dipollino, 1. Chamberlain, D. Pucci, S. Andrews, A. Botelle. Fifth Wainwright, N. Gingerelli, P. Clarke, S. Alhero, P. Russo, I. row: R. Kitchen, L. Lupinacci, l. Kenyon, C. Thibdeau, M. Tos- Kuzenlta, P. Sheldon, j. Marr, B. Gibney, C. Davis, D. Terranova. cano, D. Keslcinen, D. Deering, P. Sisson, L. DelBene, M. Yowden, Third row: M. Smith, N. Delicato, M. Ornberg, B. Carpenter, K. j.Tartersall,B.Burton, B. Snitlcin, A. Brown, j. Sherman, C. Tobin, F. Chiaradio S. Chernaslcy, H. jenkins, C. Capizzano, C. Potter, K. Capalbo, S. Falcone, 1. Nasse, D, Serra, C. Morgan, b B. Payne,D. Saunders, L. Lord, C. Giorno, M. Misisco, j. O'Donrufll. McGauran, . , 1. Nadolny, A. Munro, j. Blinn, C. Fxlgecom , CHOlB B Burton A Munro, 1. First row: T. Stone, P. Schibilio, D. Banning, G. Calda- row: B. Fiore, G. Federico, . , . rone, N, Leibovitz, R. Muntimuri, R. Terranova, 1. Doney, Blinn, P. Sisson, L. DelBene, B. Payne, R. Kitchen. Fourth F.. Lussier, R. Doney, P. Perri, P. Russo, B. Plewins, K. row: S. Azzinaro, R. Muntimuri, R. Smith, R. Jacobson, S. d Second row' A. Lombardo, B. Gavitt, Young, R. Kenyon,B. McDonald, A. Duda, T. Albamonti, ' elli, 1. Cayer. Douglas, 1. Roo e. . M. Young, M. Dabrowslci, L. Wainwright, N. Ginger K. Gavitt, P. Clarke, S. Alhero, A. Holt, S. Mayhew. Thir BOY S' GLBB CLUB First rowz 1. Thompson. Second row: R. Muntimuri, S. Azzinaro. Third row: J. Marshl, 1. Kenyon, K. Waltz, S. Cundall, M. Young. E'O,?:i,ql:i,z1, gltgtgionilaniacgbsgavea Kenyon, A. Duda. Fifth row: N. Sten- ' ld S. Young. house, B. McDona , 7l CURTAIN CALL OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Vacca. 72 S. Tweedell, T. Sculco, K. Jacobson, A. DeTata Madelyn Vacca Rizpah 'Bone of my bone was left. Bertha Burton Willy The Angelic Child Now be a good boy, and sit over there. First Prize Girls Dawn Deering The Creation And God said, 'That's good' 1960 Otis P. Chapman Prize Speaking Contestants My hair is done up in a cue. Second Prize Girls Ann Botelle Highwayrnnn He did not come in the dawning, he did not come at noon. Kathleen Brown Her Letter Second Prize Boys Edward Potter Jared VSUHOUI Patrick Henry? Speech To The The Cremation of Sam McGee House of Burgene: I didn't like to hear him Give me liberty, or give me sizzle so. Firsr Prize Boys death. 'Y John Thompson The Shooting of Dan McGrew The Lady rhar's known as Lou. Y 1 Q Skov ,.. ll! YU! QCA 'N -J' LC 1 FQJC S'- X G J, N Y' Y +09 in 'ESE WONDERFUL TOWN Because those people will Never let you down, I love the people in my WONDERFUL TOWN Queen Peggy Schibilio and Escort Bob Jacobson JJJJJ JJ JJJJ JJ! LU SOPHOMORE HOP MOONGLO QUEEN Susan Gcrvasini COURT L. Rathbun S. Capalbo E. Molin-Pradel S. DCF:-mti T. Keskinen QUEEN SUE GERVASINI CROWNED BY CLASS PRESIDENT ROBERT VITRO. QUEEN AND COURT L Rathluun, S. Capalbo, C. Brown, S. Gervasini-queen, E. GRAND MARCH Molin-Pradcl, S. Dellmti, T. Kcskinun. ESCORTS: K. Rosso, F. Sculco, S. Azzinaro, R. Vitro, J. Cofone, J. Toscano, S. Simmons. 76 ,ml M ,m.. ,,..... gf i jr- gg X--' is-M, ay yi ,L A :qs - 5 li: K A Qgwizdiimjiw if -5. ' A ,.' f , 'L 'g ' - - A . --1 - ,--- -- - - . 53- ff- 0 ' ' -Q .55-iw? 4 WT L- x N: if ' X4 325.2-Qi - L 3 Uffff -fi..iH-1, ' L 1 f f my - my Q2 ,-Q I f if , in -L Q K A W 1 QA - : - Q53 tg Q , W 5 x-Lk x ,i K'L, i -7 N js: K- wwf? 11 xg is ' -ig, Q 44,1 . , A ' fl N A 4 W 'fa X W 2 A '56 A QQQZ-5 ,Q iff? '75 I K, K K H ' ' ' 6 K , ' f , V1 - W- 2364 K 55,393-.P ,- --1131 ---L 1- ' ,if , . , - A A M 'wifigw Wm A X'A, Qf3?: - . - ' N , 3 ' - - - , 3' HQ S' 1 L - - M? 2 -f J Wifi fy. Q A, .,.. bw x - 1 A J, gf gg Q we , , - 5 -- ' W F3 Nz xyhk. N 3l j igi.i i N-. KL .ii 5 I kKL'L f k in J Y W-ig Y M i l XA,--- - 5 , ' - - -fx 5, L 3- -fr as X . f'iT '1 H ki W .-ww? KW -M - W - , - '--k ww., -TSS, - ' NliQ- ww Y 3 ' K M: - fv - f A A X uf'iQ--'Q ls . Q-W -Q , . '32 , N iq - A g- M , wa, 4 , I - ai S9 N 3 5 My zz- 'syh - wifi ,zzxpgf ' .wif uf A L fm .. - I x . f L -Q ' ff? X Q-,, X.--- 1 1 ---'ff -px - -Q, ,f 1 -X 713221-, ' Q ' fm fl - K S- X 'ff-gs, . , .L 'M ' ii' ffm Sing ,mmxx Q gil- I . W- X X - -gxuwf - Q, Q M 'Rv V:-gntjil, ry H. 51 ,T ,L , , ,Q ,f-23, ,qgfqggw W f ,H r .Q LL 'ig--af' f figs! Q Va -Wiii' H , -5 X - 2 9'i.,L5iEQ ,' T 1237 , ' J ' Q A X -af -gr ax . -.ff - . -1 N W,T,f,9H,x.f Q .v 1- M237-5 w -' In 1 .gtg Mt.-14 , , ,W f 353 3, .. . ,, -f ' ' . , 5 -af' I Q, sy 4, , 1960 RHGDE ISLAND CHAMPIG M. Lamb, V. Valintini, O. Maine, Coach john Srellitano, F. Roever, V. Morgan, P. Chamberlain, W. Tanner. Missing: R. Hamilton. . 'l', '41 A C- .- r- i o i . J bosrowow eusr R , ..-. -x S -'li' UNIOR VARSITY TEAM First row: K. Clarke, A. Schachner, W. Bridge, R. Porter, J. Henderson. Second row: Coach john Srellirano, R. Munrimuri-manager, R. Sisson, P. Sr. Onge, P. Virreriro, N. Srenhouse, J. Perrone- manager. Z.,,. . . .W .... L ff -a 4. si ,f W.. AM, WI W WC Ml n. fin 'S' . 'K' -up--4. BASKETBALL Basketball again shook the very foundations of Westerly High for a good Part of this winter, and when the season was completed, the Blues had won just about every trophy in Rhode Island and performed capably in Boston Garden in the New Englands. The Bulldog hoop machine totaled 21 wins against six losses for the 1960 season The Bulldogs 20th win, against LaSalle in the state finals, not only assured Westerly fans that theirs was the best high school hoop array in the state but also provided the reason for making that trip to Boston , which everyone had been talking about for so long. Getting to the championship game itself, the Bull- dogs never were better in scoring a fantastic 77 to 72 upset win over LaSalle Academy. Long before the game the two fine teams were billed as the two top in Rhody, but the Maroon from Providence were generally con- ceded to be a shade sharper. Thus the Blues entered the game as underdogs, and the Bulldogs started to roll after two minutes. Much to the delight of Westerly fans and to the amazement of everyone else, the Bull- dogs held LaSalle to a meager four points in the first quarter and led 15 to 4. The locals played increasingly good ball as' the game moved on, and nearly everyone stared in disbelief when the Blues jumped ahead at the start of the fourth quarter. The final period was the story of the game. LaSalle roared back and closed the gap. But the Bulldogs re- fused to fold, came back with a tremendous counter- thrust of their own, and captured their fourth state title in six years. Victory was Sweet for the Bulldogs, their student fans, and nearly everyone else connected with the team. Besides taking the state honors, Rog Hamilton was named outstanding player and to the first all tourney team. High scorer at the Providence College gym, there was no doubt who the best player on the floor was on that Wednesday evening. Maury Lamb was third out- standing played and also on the first team. Lamb, who played a big part in all the victories during the season but often went unnoticed, blossomed out in the tourna- ment and was the most talked about player on the BASKETBALL WHS OPP. 85 ........ ..... F itch .................. ...... 6 0 53 ........ ..... N ew London ....... ...... 6 7 51 ........ ..... U RI Frosh ........... ......... 1 12 58 ........ ..... S tonington ............... ...... 5 4 80 ........ ..... S outh Kingston ....... ...... 5 9 60 ........ ..... H ope ................... ...... 6 6 85 ........ ..... W arwick .......... ...... 6 6 71 ........ ..... D eLaSalle ................. ...... 5 7 57 ........ ..... E ast Providence ....... ...... 4 7 70 ........ ..... M t. St. Charles ...... ...... 4 2 78 ........ ..... P awtucket West ....... ...... 5 6 76 ........ ..... s f. Raphaei ........... ...... 5 7 62 ........ ..... T ohnan ............ ...... 4 9 64 ........ ..... S tonington ........ ...... 4 5 court. Playing most of the tournament with a severly sprained ankle, something which very few people knew, Fred Roever still was a standout and placed on the second all-tourney team. Hamilton made the first all-state team, a mythical live based on the players' performances throughout the season. High scorer for two years, Rog was as good as everyone expected and better. The 6-2 forward's first claim to fame was his game winning basket against South Kingston in the '58 state finals, but he went on to even bigger and better things. Roever also was named to the first all-state five, after playing only one season of varsity ball. Injuries in his soph and junior year kept Fred from gaining experi- ence, but he came a long way in his senior season to gain a well deserved award. Lamb, who probably set up more baskets than any- one in the state, was placed on the second all-state five. These three also took places on the first team, Class A Suburban Division. Pete Chamberlain, who tallied 26 points in the state finals, and fifth starter, Kent Curry, who scrapped long after others had stopped, were named to the third Suburban team. Coach Stellitano now has his fourth state champion- ship in six years, in addition to a second and third place. The Blues seven titles in thirteen seasons is considered to be a record for any high school in the country, none withstanding. And all this has happened to a class B school against class A competition. Except for the disasterous night against Wilbur Cross, the Blues performed well in Boston. Hamilton and Roever averaged 20 points each for three games as the Bulldogs edged Smith Academy, but bowed to the two Connecticut representatives. However, it was more of a thrill to play in Boston garden than anything e se. A banquet honoring area basketball teams, the an- nual banquet sponsored by the Boosters' Club, and various other dinners capped another tremendous hoop season. SCHEDULE WHS OPP. 71 .......... ...... D eLaSalle ............ ....... 4 7 75 ....... ....... E ast Providence ...... ....... 5 4 73 ....... ....... M t. St. Charles .................. 56 63 ....... ...... P awtucket West ................ 46 69 ....... ...... S t. Raphael .............. ....... 6 0 67 ....... ...... W arwick ............ ....... 4 0 State Playoffs 65 .................... Central Falls ...................... 55 77 .................... LaSalle .............................. 72 New England Tournament 61 .................... Smith Academy ................ 59 60 ....... .......... W ilbur Cross .......... ....... 1 06 69 ....... .......... N otre Dame ...................... 76 Won 21 Lost 6 f .Q fm Q' - Qi N Sr QA, K. Fil k I x .,: Q ,Q v 5 , X , ! . J. N if ! Q '- ' 1 'Www N E gf, 5 N K, ff E? if 'As M -is if ww- 69 Off Y' Aw 441 l GS' ey O 44,0 4? Gfelv 6' COACH ROBERT 0125 gb FALLON 425 Cxgyc' 0623? 095 QQ SSTW0- SW S6320 F 'Samir 515' 5-W ww. Engl I , Ui Q Y if 1 ' jx . 4, ' 5 1f'f ' . gf Q' Q, X 1 5 If L llll 'fyillll W ff 6.214 Mx f .M v. J. fi . , 'A A 'ylfflii Q. . 5 ,X V-v--I :W -X QM., gum? 5- A .., ... W-. v.-. W fm 5-fxvvv-K' BASEBALL TEAM R. Smith-manager. First row: O. Maine, R. Vitro, R. Leach, V. Valentini, D. Marie-captain, G. Smith, R. Popiolek, G. Stevens, R. Colorio. Second row: Mr. Sipes-assistant coach, R. Pendola, M. Capalbo, A. Paterno, N. Stenhouse, V. Morgan, J. Barber, J. Pescatello, T. Albamonti, R. Pukas, Mr. Wright- coach. The 1960 edition of the Westerly Bulldog baseball team compiled an eight and six record in the Southern Division, finishing in third place behind Coventry and Deering. The Blues were in the running for a play-off berth until the last week of the season, when they dropped a pair of league tilts. Outstanding pitching and particularly the hitting of john Barber combined to make Ray Wright's first sea- son a fairly successful one. Nick Stenhouse and Captain Dennie Marie both pitched well on different occasions, although often they had very few runs with which to work. Stenhouse, in two consecutive games against Bis- hop Hendricken and South Kingston, struck out 38 batters in sixteen innings. Against the Bishops, Nick allowed only one hit, a scratch single. Marie's top game also came against Hendricken. The Bulldog Captain had a no hitter going for six and two-thirds innings, but gave up a bloop hit with two outs in the seventh to lose the distinction of becoming the first WHS hurler to throw a no-hitter in many seasons. Barber set enough marks to be the single outstanding player this season. The junior catcher handled his posi- tion behind the plate with versatility, but it was his hitting that made him a standout. The lefthanded sticker batted .468 in league play, easily winning the Southern Division batting title. The .468 batting aver- age was second high in the state, five points behind Frank Vollaro of Barrington. These two players each banged out 21 hits to lead all players in the four divi- sions of the interscholastic league. In the post season all-state selections, Barber earned a berth on the second all-state team. Vic Morgan, WHS second baseman, was on the second all-Southern Divi- sion team, behind Barber who made the first squad. Morgan was a big clutch for the Blues and was called the best .250 hitter in the league. Stenhouse made the third team behind standout hurlers, john Zielski and jim Conn. Dick Pendola also received honorable mention. The Bulldogs dropped a pair of games to the Ston- ington Bears, who went on to capture the Connecticut state title. For the future, Coach Wright and assistant coach, jack Sipes have most of their players back for next season. In the final game this year, Coach Wright used his juniors and sophs at every position and they proved that they will be a top notch outfit next season. Captain Marie and his fellow seniors carry the mem- ory with them of having played on three consecutive teams. When they were sophs, they finished second in the league and advanced to the state semi-finals. In their junior season, the Blues came in second in the SD and advanced to the quarter finals of the state play-offs. This season, the Bulldogs were third in the league, al- though they missed qualifying for the post season com- petition. BASEBALL SCHEDULE WHS OPP. 1 ........ ..... W aterford .... ....... 1 4 10 ........ ..... W aterford .... .... 0 3 ........ ..... C oventry ......... ....... 1 0 5 ........ ..... S cituate .................. 4 2 ........ ..... E ast Greenwich .......... .... 8 4 ........ ..... B ishop Hendricken ....... .... 0 8 ........ ..... S outh Kingston .......... .... 4 2 ........ ..... N orth Kingston ...... ....... 0 5 ........ ..... D eering ............... ....... 1 1 WHS OPP. 1 ........ ..... S tonington ....... ....... 1 1 2 ........ ..... C oventry ........... .... 4 7 ........ ..... S cituate .................. .... 4 7 ........ ..... E ast Greenwich ............. .... 1 15 ........ ..... B ishop Hendricken ....... .... 0 5 ........ ..... S outh Kingston .......... .... 1 5 ........ ..... S tonington .............. ....... 1 2 4 ........ ..... N orth Kingston ...... .... 5 1 ........ ..... D eering ............... .... 3 N . - S Uv-. ,R A ,.. MR in 'X ...gg Q. 55, 2253 X uw Xa-4 Q' an ,V e 1 ,, W: ' X 2 sf -'if V S x My , , ,D 55 ,, 5' A 1 l- - f f QliQi?5l7wnW A ' 1 2 M 34 ' V1 . ' ' ' 'Z . :f. f 1':f1E . L Q '- ' A Q f ' y fsmg-W , -W ., W' M , ., .. .K .V X lx 1. L L, vu F 2 Q I 1 H 2 na 1 .- I.. Z Q B ! E H 1 'Q Q 5 'f z Q r 1 Q E ll u A ! x E , - W ws .: f., W K 1 , -v A 1-fm we ,vw-qw yy, .. , . - - Y -' H' NAVY CHEERLEADERS S. Srellitano, C. Tobin, P. Esposito, C. Bruno, S. DeFanti, A. Liguori. NAVY TEAM Coaches: Fred Roever, Peter Chamberlain. M. Over- end, M. Gencarelli, C. Kelly, K. Gilluly, L. Lupinacci, D. Terpening, M. Turrisi, H. Brown, B. Wallace, M. Youden, S. Alhero, E. Restelli. f L I 1-Offi M 9.4 attersallrs. Fnfk- . OFF! M5815 ig adliso r CERS .- M O. L, L Inger Upfna , 8. CCI, 'V T U1-I-lkl. l E, ARMY TEAM Rai row' L SENIOR b Un . - I L Q1 J. Tatrersall, G. Fish, R. Munrimuri, G. Caldarone, C S 658, C tlnlllfl' 11131213 , RLS' T Parmalee, J. Lord, C. Garofalo, Coach J. McFarland C13 Alfierg Bfousg Sfcondccl, M E-4111 B. Gibney, M. Maros, C. Sabins, C. Davis, C. Brousseau Ii 21155-,.l5.B. yqfalf, 1 L'0w,' Tllrqbi Coach R. Munrimuri. ln. Gr 0 . , Dentelfowhl Dycoachj 120, I 5,01 D. Sglngeif -gene fl! F T . an r ll ar . Oc- D Our, Grp Ga f'r,y fa I, M 611, 1 , In I e,,,- fofal all TIG, .O , Ba - Ow- '78 0 In Cal fn. Imlngh . Clujeri Ezgolfkcwfg rowqifonq adersi - If V- L ' efer ' R 'SUR 5 Lord IV-iccaratfa C7 .1 ..,. nii, h . ' Y ' ' H- ' - A . is ' . . rx: - X, ..v- - E - 5 A . A' A ,,. W A . 90 ARMY CHEERLEADERS -I. D'Amico, E. Lussier, K. Nardone, C. Brown, C. Celico, C. Edgecomb. L Jousts C22 ' ' ' i ,, j,'-L x Q 'will .f,- gpg ' ' S' ff gm N - TSV 1 V, Q W f ff ' ' .::f.1 I .5-5, g X N 5 uUu 'g k , qi. I 'iff v 'I IQ Y Q H QQEH, xx N ' i 5 GQ I M 1 V, A - 1 'x if-G H ' -x SOPHOMORE OFFICERS CLASS OF 1960 ADVISOR CYRUS MORGAN D. Dumelow-secretary, D. Keskinen-treasurer, M. De- Fanti,-vice president, P. Chamberlain-president. JUNIOR OFFICERS CLASS OF 1960 2 my R. Larson-treasurer, C. Garofalo-vice president, M. DeFanti-president, B. Viteritto- secretar . Y ADVISOR Miss JOSEPHINE GERNSHEIMER SPRINGTIME SOPHOMORE COURT And when your youth And joy invade my arms And fill my heart then . . . Younger than springtime Am I A. Munro, D. Keskinen, D. Deering, Queen D. Dumelow, N. Gingerelli C. Morgan, F. Naccarato. ESCORTS: R. Laing, M. DeFanti, R. Stone, G McKinney, R. Husselbee, J. Lepikko, M. Lamb. G. Caldatone, D. Banning, D. Deering, Queen N. Delicato, 1. Browne, D. Serra, C. Morgan. ESCORTS: J. Selvidio, J. Brancato, R, Stone, G. McCord, S H O W E R J. McFarland, A. Antoch, C. Ruisi. GF STARS UNIOR COURT I av-ei' With one lucky break K I'll make her mine, ' f When a shower of Stars begin to shine 93 CHARLEY'S AU Okay, now, just what am I suppose to do with these arms. T. Gibney, J. Thompson, B. Edmond. Flowers, Ideal for my hay fever. M. Vacca, D. Deering, B. Edmond, J. Thompson, T. Gibney, C. Kitchen. Oh, We beg your pardon, Donna Lucia. B. Edmond, 1. Thompson, R. Jacobson, S. Capizzano. CAST Donna Lucia D'Alvad0rez .......... Sally Tweedell Lord Ftmcourt Babberley ........ John Thompson Kitty ........................................ Madelyn Vacca Charley ............................... ...... B rian Edmond Amy ............................................ Dawn Deering jack .............................. ...... Th omas Gibney Sir Francit Chetney ................ Robert Jacobson Stephen Spettigue ........ ...... S teve Capizzano 94 Bmnett .................................... Charles Kitchen IOR PRGM , X., f V, 14 yi f ,A ! ,WL 7Zp.,Rf xx ,f nv- - 11,7 , ,f if '. ' S K N -A ,-IH l ' X N . . X X f lx l ' N5 'L . wx fi f' Nmlg, , ff ff ff it ' W NXX lla E , 1 ll! 1 A fo ' ff K X il fl, . lx ,1 N xl! l l'x ff' fi 62 iii 1 Xi r Y X 7' , A , jx XQA hx? flag Balihai will whisper on the wind of the sea Here am I, your special island! Come ro me, come to me v ' ' M V' QUEEN ALMEDIA MUNRO CROWNED BY TONY ITFEILAG QUEEN AND HER COURT K. Brown, D. Serra, D. Deering, Queen Almedia Munro, G. Caldarone, J. Browne, D. Dumelow ESCORTS: G, Delicato, A. Narciso, J. Gwaltney, R. Hamilton, J. Selvidio, J. McFarland, N. Thorpe SENIGR RECEPTION SENIOR PICNIC Ocean Beach New London, Connecticut llll I, lvl-Q N, GRADUATIG DAY Cinco G-rand Qross if - . , 7 . T . T Qk ' :'A Tony John Sandra Linda Judith ANTHONY ITTEILAG Valedictorian 1959 CHEMISTRY TEAM P. Meyer, J. McFarland, D. Dumelow, M. DeFanti, L. Sacco. 102 H rf . . . ,... ig A 3: I . :ici Q 9 ' 3 ..., NJ Joyce Louie Mickey Lorraine Martha JOHN VETELINO Merit Recounirion J. Kenyon J. Lord P. Meyer Judith Lord D.A.R. Winner Salutarorian Michael Delianti Elks' Underwater Sound Laboratory Rensselaer Scholarships Martha C, Babcock Essav Winners K. Gilluly B. Payne NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1960 First row: A. Itteilag, S. Alfiero, L. Sacco. Second row: J. Vetelino, J. Browne, M, Gencarelli. Third row: L. Elmo, B. Viteritto, S. Tweedell. Fourth row: M. DeFanti, B. Payne, J. Lord. Fifth row: P. Cham- berlain, J. Burdick, L. Gelinas. Sixth row: R. Sonntag, M. Turrisi, K. Jacobson. Seventh row: j. VanHorn, T. Sculco, W. Cruzan. RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY 1960 First row' A DeTata D Bannin M Gencarelli S . . , . g, . , . Tweedell, M. Naccarato, D. LaBreque, S. Toscano, P. DeBartolo, J. Lord, L. Sacco. Second row: N. Gingerelli, G. Caldarone, E. Chiaradio, J. Garceau, M. Overend, J. Browne, J. Rizzuto, A. Brown, B. Bliven, E. Martin, J. Kenyon, F. Naccarato. Third row: B. Viteritto, L. Lupinacci, R. Freethy, M. Tur- risi, C. Kelly, D Keskinen . DeBernardo, S. . , J Altiero, E. Ezro. Fourth row: M. Noyes, M. Youden, B. Payne, J. Burdick, M. Vacca, L. Gelinas, S. Ca- fone, J. Tattersall, J. Zanfini. Fifth row: H. Beres- ford, A. Terrien, K. Brown, S. Andrews, L. Lamb, A. Botelle, S. Capizzano. Sixth row: P. Meyer, 1. McFarland, L. Elmo, E. Potter, J. Vetelino, S. Brooks, A. Itteilag. Seventh row: C. Ruisi, S. Ken- yon, R. Coduri, M. DeFanti, P. Chamberlain, B. Edmond, J. Spano. WillwfiffPeii5il?i3i.Qfr:tl:2fi,le?i:1..1,..'.f?liii ,Ja :Z A. 1, CQGOODX X X' 009 fb 'C 9 Q,fNXO'f' -og XXQQNO -S0Ym'ge'leh?o obr he o CL C Q BQ, by ome EJNW0 ddh fbvo fre M e on! fgmm 611176 Mo Tfvfrns or-frho e, co1'e,11 5011 L0 2 57 f- 5,41 er wr J 6mXhLv uevlq 1 erm Clfbdfdp 9 Ju 075 xx A o n Jacobw 72 Sfmt It hom be SM 0 9 ro, ru I' YL 4 f f ' X ' Qu a i? A - 5 - J 5 xx ff Oc: 5 5, Jxmw N, ' 0, 96 O -2:0 A mv Y LW Jog e 1' 'ok L l Ju ' qu! lchg 1964 ' e ' S.: vq ' 5 'M Q ,fl '1 qi cab X1 Q16 Y: b Rf u ' O 5 A 9,2 wx 'no fb G C 4. L5 fl 9 . S O ICQ? jc rl 0 L Crum Jg bv!! Wo Lucille Lupina cci Barbara. Paqne Hnn Milne Sandra. Hlfier-o Di Domenico 7 au'nS many Turf-Isl Dlmccfia. l'7unr-o lvelinda. Orn ber? Marsha Fauliso Tony I'b e1'la? Charlie Rufsf Nancy Dclfcafo Judo., Ta.'H'esa,ll Judy Za.0f5'ru' Bobby Flon-one madelyn Vacca, L Be-Tse Carpenfcr 5, Hilfe De Ta fd. W 7, Kafhq Brow n 3. Elaine Chiaradio 3.l1arcn Mc Gauren -- f, Qnfia, Brown ll. mm-9a.r'e+ Chia niere at Naccar-do Twins Il. Charles ni-lchcn 42. Bonnie Nardone IJ. Hdfhy gillulcf H. Ro cf' Va llicre 9, Dawn Dec ring PCVITLI Va'fcr'i1fo 16. mariha Brno IJ Il: . nflqtla Fgrparp 17- Beverly Vp I'crv Ho 15, Pcicr' Cham ba-Iain 9 107 I9. HL'H'y Dc Barffo lo MR. ROBERT FALLON 1960 Bulldog Advisor The Class of 1960 would like to thank Mr. Fallon for his tremendous assistance in the production of our yearbook. We acknowledge and appreciate the time and untiting efforts he has rendered to our class through the editors. Thank you Mr. Fallon for taking time from your busy schedule that we may have this, the 1960 Bulldog. 108 ,S K heavier 5 L if-J to his 5001 Q cextm L9 W1 In f0bl15YlYT'U'r5 OHOUOITYCI G5 1-end 'Their 0 hefeblj 971 best wlbhef' fo he C1055 gf E1 5 6 . - T a f .- QA f ! if ' C f , -f - Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS Ray Ainsworth Carl W. Browne, Jr. Earl J. Carpenter Lewis Dumelow Geoffrey Chamberlain Robert E. Fallon Robert Freethy joseph Grills, jr. Norman Hadfield Clifford Kozlin Prentice Lanphere, jr. Douglas Laplant Mr. Mr Mr Dr. Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr. Mr. Arnold Lombardi and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs Henry Lord Anthony Lupinacci john McGauran Louis I. Misto Beppo Muntimuri Thor Ornberg Joseph Overand J. Raymond Payne james Reale H. B. Russell Jerome Singer Daniel Tattersall Leo Viteritto Harry Youden BUSINESS DIRECTORY Allen Finance Company Capri Motel Washington Trust Building Post Road Bradford Motors Carrie's Bradford, R. I. 35 Br0ad Street Cofone's Grocery Carr Hill Filling Station Bradford, R. I. High Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cherenzia's Restaurant Ashaway Road Emmet Oil Company Pawcatuck Avenue Fusaro's Barber Shop Commerce Street Gaffney Funeral Home Spruce Street Gentile's Supermarket 24 Pierce Street Ginger's Esso Station Oak Street Gulino's Bakery Stillman Avenue Dr. L. H. Hepworth Honeymoon Hill Pheasant Ranch Schilke Road Hope Valley Pharmacy Hope Valley, R. I. Hope Valley Supermarket Hope Valley, R. I. LaCasa Grill 80 High Street Liberty Street Dairy Queen Liberty Street Ligouri's Market Pierce Street Mary 8: Henry's Restaurant Bradford, R. I. Patti's Restaurant Washington Trust Building 3 West Broad Street Holdridge's Garage Watch Hill, R. I. Perry's Gift Shop 24 High Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY Vincent Pignataro, Plasterer Church Street Rollerdrome Post Road Ruisi 8: Zygun Pharmacy 125 Main Street Thomas D. Santoro, Insurance 20 High Street Scott's Upholstering Shop 30 West Broad Street Otto Seidner, Inc. Westerly, R. I. Sherman's Store Hope Valley, R. I. Sherwin-Williams Company 18 Broad Street 112 Showcase 45 Broad Street Singer Sewing Company 29 Broad Street Tina's Beauty Studio Dixon Square Building Trovato Bros. 26 Canal Street Trumbull's Market Ashaway, R. I. United Theater Canal Street Universal Food Store Hope Valley, R. I. Westerly Tire, Inc. Mechanic Street i 'YC if A ..-M , My . ,.44,,,4-. A '- ,V 1935 , . Mirza: .' 4 , . 2, ls9N901 40N9'9026XJ4?17W16N7010W2fQ6N?0-616N?fQ6N?6 l62616X WESTERN AUTO L A T H R 0 P ASSOCIATE STORE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Where you expect more for your money- and get it 117 MAIN STREET LY 6-5475 WESTERLY, R. I. 60 HIGH STREET Compliment: 'rg X' ,X 0, gliflgfl ig WONDER DRESS SHOP Gifts for All Occasions 5 45 HIGH STREET CHINA - CRYSTAL-TRIFARI JEWELRY Q FOR ALL EVENTS Bef! Wifbef SMlTH'S FLOWER SHOP CI-ASS OF 1960 5 LY 6-2687 OI LY 6-2499 Q 23 CANAL STREET Goooc-snows Jswsusns 3 KREBS COUNTRY SHOP DUNNS CORNERS HOXIE BUICK, IHC. N0 PARKING PROBLEM S gcwvwowfafafaoeawsoeaosmwfavfafawfwawwwvfmowaem 10 -OS 'II4 5: -'0 10 0R01'0'9r0N0'v'0420V0 '0 '0 7'6 1 0 04'0 C omplimefm C ompliment: of CLASS OF 1960 From P 81 M SEWING CENTER A FRIEND CHINA VILLAGE, Inc. C0mp,ime,,,, CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT - Air-Conditioned - of Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 10 pm. Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Orders Put Up to Take Out LY 6-2392 27 CANAL STREET WESTERLY, R. I. BONNER MONUMENTS C0 ASHAWAY ROAD ASHAWAY, R. I. HEATHER HOUSE CLOTHES- . . . ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 5 28 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. TRAIL'S CORNER LOUIS A. ALICE FLOOR COVERINGS 8 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE 9 GROTON, coNN. WESTERLY, R. I. 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Boys' Store 26 HIGH STREET Bert Wirber From N. G. SMITH, JEWELERS 65 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. C ompliment: Of MORRONE'S RESTAURANT 57 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. 1. C ompliment: C omplimentx f 5 5 of 0 Q AsHAwAY LINE s. 1wlN: 5 sions: c. Moon: COMPANY MFG, CQ, PAYNE CAMERA STORE WES'1'ERLY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER Q fNexr to United Theatrej COONEY 8. ELDRIDGE REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Telephone LYric 6-2448 WASHINGTON TRUST BUILDING 6 X?'0vf?'01r? 0v01l?0'17i0'?0f1?G?010X0f0f0'0fr7f0ff70 7f76K0S 4-0V0H0 -10110540 10'-4-0N01Q7'05'04'-02101f0 0'0 -1-01 X9-'-01'0'0W'-00 Bef' Wifbef H. C. WOODMANSEE 84 SON fo fhe BOTTLED GASHCUAL-FUEL OILS C L A 5 S 0 F 1 9 6 0 HEATING EQUIPMENT 1928 GRADUATE HOPE VALLEY, R. 1. C omplimentx FRANK ADIMARI INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE of 47 HIGH STREET PAUL J. RICHARD'S GARAGE WESTERLY, R. 1. WYOMING, R, 1. Compliment! C omplimemf 01' of ATLANTIC LUMBER CO. LOUIS PANCIERA Complimentx W . , 'A ancrera of wxww Qlnemov-fa! Telephone mm' Mn. and Mas. E. 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HAl.l.'S BOAT YARD S 6 x7720'?'? ?1740119'01'0f'0W2?276'0'061'01'02f0IY 6K0 'I 20 mur- ,un rf ak K8 XXX I K 5: 'I I f A . .Lt I wm- mmm EWU!! RENEW HWEMH 6 bln:-liabl- mgww WMrmW Z5Fi3!f 'IIE Ill Ill Ill lll,ll Q tui5F,,w .1 ,. ,, . my, ,, . -..-J.....,. Q.. x ,. - 4 5 1 ' . sd w xc:- iq mmmwwg 105'-01'-02 1070 -'0 0v0l0'f 1010 6'-'01 . 4740: '-01'-0 5194010119201 40f1?'0N0'6+'0r0v0NQ C ompliments Of BOSTITCH :0:fa:0f-0:e0w4wf.0n0f-o40-n0n0w0w0x0..0w0..0..0.Qpg C o mpliments Of Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK KENYON FIRST CLASS TAILORING ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS CLEANING and PRESSING JAMES V. ZANFINI MERCHANT TAILOR Telephone LY 6-4347 LINCOLN BUILDING 47 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 9'95f0'f?f04 0'55'0'5'05i9,'05i5 THE NARRAGANSETT E ELECTRIC co. S 9 . I I as 1.9 - -3, . .I LQ: if 0 WW 'R'ZI..53'3Y'! F' 53 HIGH STREET WESTERLY, R. I. 90'Q05f0 7'?5f94C05'01 C?'0 f0K000-6 90 40'0H6W0f610 H. J. TURRISI CONSTRUCTION CO. AS H AWAY LY 6-2261 P R O D U C T S 22 HIGHLAND AVENUE WESTERLY, R. 1. Hunting-Fixhing Licemex Plumbing Supplies CHAMPLIN'S Lubrzcatzon - Tzrex - Socony Product: Q Batt AUTO SERVICE Where Real Sportsmen Meet Wallpaper - Paint! - Hanlwa HOME Phone FR 7-4440 22 ELM STREET WESTERLY, R. I. ASHAWAY, R. I. 0U01f0' 123 5C -G0K0'0611?10'-401'01472011?W'f10!C0'46W'910 0'40f SUCCESS IN FUTURE PLANS ASHAWAY GULF STATION J. J. MORRONE, JR. Compliments Of ARTHUR M. and PHILIP COTTRELL MUNRO FLQRISTS W f . fi. Q I X ,X . E Flower: for All Occafiom Telephone LY 6-2382 55 BEACH STREET 3 WESTERLY, R. I. 6 x9 '0'C0 05'?'0'C0N05f0Y0K0755f0 '9 -7'9f04 C omplimentx of WRIGHT'S GARAGE, Inc RAMBLER 0 INTERNATIONAL New and Used Car: CAROLINA, R. I. RISK TRANSFER AGENCY PAUUS 1'V DuMONT A PI-111.60 1' RCA THORPE 8. TRAINER, Inc INSURANCE LY 6 4174 D1xoN SQUARE BLDG GRANITE STREET WESTERLY R I WESTERLY R I BOYS INTRAMURAL BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Fxrst row P Chamberlam T Quattromam F Roever Petrone D Saunders G Stenhouse W Tanner Boys INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First r :C. 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