William E Tolman High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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Foreword In the past three years, the advances in the world have changed our pace of life. The new era of science and sci- entific ideas has replaced the old era of mechanical inven- tions. Our pace in life is no longer slow and steady, but fast and complicated. Just as the world has changed in the past three years, our life has changed, too. In these past years, we not only have gained knowledge, but we have learned the meaning of truth, honesty, and friendship. With God’s guiding hand, we shall use these principles in our lives to achieve our goal. —MARJORIE NASHAWATY

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Index Page FOREWORD ........................ 3 DEDICATION....................... 4 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE.............. 5 FACULTY .................... 8-10 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS........... 12 CLASS PICTURES .............. 13-52 CLASS HISTORY ............... 54-55 CLASS SONG ..................... 56 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ........ 57 REDJACKET STAFF ............. 58-59 SUPERLATIVES................. 60-62 D. A. R. AWARDS................. 63 R. I. HONOR SOCIETY............. 64 ALL A AVERAGE................. 65 ACTIVITIES .................. 67-76 SPORTS...................... 77-85 ADVERTISEMENTS ................. 87

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Dedication Miss Edna M. Carlson We, the class of 1958, respectfully dedicate our classbook to Miss Edna M. Carlson, a brilliant teacher and a woman of broad culture. Her teaching career has extended through the elementary, junior high and senior high schools. Her dedication to the teach- ing profession, her patience, her understanding, together with her interest in students, have made her one of the most outstanding and respected teachers in the entire school system. For the past few years Miss Carlson has held the position of head of the English Department. Under her guidance and direc- tion, our teachers and students have benefited greatly from her wise, firm, but gentle personality. It is our sincere wish that her remaining years as a teacher and friend will be filled with the same measure of success and that she will always recall with pleasure the great esteem in which we, the class of 1958, hold her.