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

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LIBRARY “Dreams, books, arc each a world; and books, we know are a substantial world, both pure and goody Wordsworth Miss O. Muriel Labrie Miss May J. O’Connor I am not the librarian type.’ Future drivers of America.” DRIVER EDUCATION “Driving Jeads you down another road to adventure.” Mr. Louis J. Najjar

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CHORUS, Row 1 (1. to r.)—Fernanda Silva, Paula Belhumeur, Charlene Kahla, Rose Mongeau, Donna Asselin, Robin Thurley, Mr. Edward Ludwig, Director. Row 2—Donna Oziemblewslci (accompanist), Tina Godinho, Lena Silva, Karen Bubier, Karen Varone, Denise Paniches, James Aubin, Steve Morris. Row 3— Darlene Smith, Elaine Wilczek, Liz LaCroix, Frances Elliot, Sue Cibeault, Linda Bourassa, Debbie Williams, Debra Martin, Brian Cannon, Craig Ross. Row 4—Chris Pakus, Ella Tetzner, Karen Blais, Nancy Arnold, Ruth Usher, Cindy Slemon, Kath- leen Green, Pete La ouras (accompanist), William Palo, Ray- mond Wood, David Shea. Absent: Nancy Bertozzi, Gayle Mar- tins, Mary McNichols, Cheryl Perethian, Helene Rebello, Janet Summerly, Judy Ameen, Beatrice Bergeron, Marlene Koussa, Beth Noble, Margaret Ducharme, Sandra Dzija, Olgalyn Jolly, Barbara Laird, Brenda Miller, Marie Turcotte, Jean Tymko, Walter Boruta, Jim Avakian, John Matook.

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Listening is learning.’ REMEDIAL READING “That weary listlessness, which renders life unsupportahle is unknown to those who can employ themselves by reading.” Francois DeSalignag Miss Donna Fishman, remedial reading coordinator. THEATER 411 the world’s a stage, and the men and women merely players.” Shakespeare Mr. Paul R. Young The villain?” 25