Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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ROBERT E. FALLON Head of Social Studies Department Providence College, B.A. MISS HELENA DUNN Head of Science Department College of St. Elizabeth, B.A MISS E. GERTRUDE KINGSLEY Head of English Department Pembroke College, B.A. NAVIGATORS MISS LILLIAN V. RUISI Head of Language Department New York University, B.A. University of Siena, Italy, Diploma di Profitto

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DR. W. CHRIS HEISLER Superintendent of Schools TO CLASS OF 1964: Graduation to many of you means freedom—freedom from the close supervision of your high school teachers and parents—freedom to complete your fulfillment as an adult—vocationally, socially, spiritually. But unless you evolve a moral code which encompasses support of law and order, and unless you live by your code, you are betraying yourself and your country. You are betraying your fellowman when you let him think that you will let him behave as he wishes without regard for society or other individuals. The time has arrived for you to complete, and live by, a moral and ethical code which will mark you as a mature person. As an adult in a democracy you carry the responsibility for helping to maintain law and order to the same degree that you share the rights and privileges of our way of life. Now is the time to replace school boy notions of not squealing with a private dedication to the promotion of personal safety and justice for all. CLASS OF 1964: As you graduate from that great American institution, the public high school, your responsibilty as an American should be foremost in your thoughts and actions. Wise and clear thinking on your part, as it relates to the solution of the problems so vital to the very survival of our nation, can be your important contribution in making our country the greatest in the world. In the words of our late and beloved President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who gave his life for his country, Ask not what your country can do for you, but rather what you can do for your country.” Good luck and best wishes to each of you. HOLLICE L. STEVENS Principal 4

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GERALD DUNN University of Nebraska, B.S. Boston University, M.A. Vice-Principal SALVATORE AUGER1 University of Rhode Island, B.S. Biology, Physiology JOHN H. AULD Brown University, B.A. English MRS. MARION BARTON New England Conservatory of Music, B.M., M.M. Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. Music MISS BARBARA BARUZZI EDWIN F. CARR LEON H. COMTOIS Middlebury College, B.A. French Holy Cross, B.A. University of Maine, N.S.F. Mathematics University of Vermont Shop, Mathematics BARRY DEETZ MISS EVA M. DESPRES Moravian College, B.A. University of Rhode Island, M.A. Biology Bryant College, B.S. English ANTONIO ESPOSITO Rhode Island College, B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics JAMES J. FEDERICO University of Rhode Island, B.S. Springfield College, M.E. Physical Education 6