Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

dteorge 3j. (Snyettc 6 SnMratimi g) D (Seorge 3F. ©uycttr, an able teacher anb a real frienb, hr ho friotkeb ltntirtngig anb conscientiously for our school, toe, the Class of 1951, tit reference anb in honor to his memory, bebicate our (fhtiltpr. JF n r r ut n r n Perhaps the age of chivalry is dead, but it has a lively ghost which haunts the pages of this year's QUIVER. Nobles, knights, fair maidens, squires and pages all roam the corridors in the guise of teachers, seniors, juniors and freshmen. The Round Table had its share of minstrels, bards, and performers, not unlike our class musicians, writers, and actors. As for the ancient jousts and tournaments, we offer our 1950 athletes— the mightiest of the mighty. King Arthur's knights searched for the Holy Grail. Our quest is for that all important diploma. 8 jfarulhi tExtrarurrirular pnrts rmnra imttnrB aitft 2Frrshmrn • 4 17 . • A •% '. • V,. ' • v� ■« . f: £{ v 7 r« ?•••■v'v - • - •' ' ■. • 5v.-y .,tj. v.v 5 X w. • • . 41. '-V 4 S' JOSEPH F. DOWLING Vice Principal, Athletic Director MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls CHARLES A. DONLON Principal FACULTY Every kingdom must have its legislative body or council of nobles. To our governing board—our faculty—we are extremely grateful, for they have guided us well. MARY ADDANTE Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Medieval History EDWARD CONDON Director of Guidance and Testing RUTH BARTLEY Enql nh ANNA C. DYJAK Spanish, Typewriting RAYMOND J. BETAGH Latin, Biology ANNA CHAHARYN First Aid, Physical Education MARGUERITE CRAWFORD Supervisor of Art 13 MARGARET S. FISH Home Economics CHARLES HILL U. S. History, Commercial Geography, Driving SERENA F. JONES English WALTER J. KANE English, Commercial Geography 14 WILFRED N. LAVALLEE, JR French, U. S. History MARGARET E. McGILL History 15 BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, Italian ELIZABETH R. O'DONNELL Algebra, Triqinometry, Math Review RICHARD W. O'CONNOR Soeech ADELINE G. RANDALL Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Plane Review CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Business Practice, General Maih, Commercial Geography MAE K OWENS Business Practice. Bookkeepina. Tvoewriting RUTH E. PARSONS English. Director of Public Relations 16 G. M. SAVAR1A Physics ANTHONY TRIPPI Art, Mechanical Drawing jFamlty IJhrasfS Miss Randall—Does everybody know everything about everything? Mr. Marrah—Johnnie's too young to go to work. Miss Valcourt—Have you been smoking? Miss E. O'Donnell—Spread! Miss H. McCombe—In the front door and out the back. Miss Smith—Don't forget the rehearsal for the great drama this afternoon. Miss Parsons—Good afternoon! Isn't it rather stuffy here? Miss Jones—Clear the corridor. 17 Miss McGill—Yes - - What else? STUDENT COUNCIL Cur liaison department—the student councillors—serve as intermediaries between faculty and students. As in courts of yore, they present their boons at the regular meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS A. DELASANTA, M. FULLAM, C. COTE 18 STUDENT COUNCIL ROOM 11: Sylvia Basquin, Donald Booth. ROOM 12: Patricia Galvin, Mark Fullam. ROOM 18: Lucille McGee, Wm. Penhallow. ROOM 19: Jane Tryhubczak, Robt. Van Brocklyn. ROOM 21: Madeline Moon, Ann McLoughlin ROOM 22: Victoria Picchioni, Joseph Couture. ROOM 1: Betty Brady, Jean Belhumeur. ROOM 2: Claire Cote, Leo Chabot. ROOM 8: Ann Grivers, Ross Fanning. ROOM 9: Jacqueline Lizotte, Richard Kolaczkowski. ROOM 24: Patricia Morin, Rene Parenteau. ROOM 25: Beverly Shorr, Paul Roberts. ROOM 27: Janine Vadeboncoeur, Walter Tokarczyk. ROOM 4: Lorraine Bacon, Conrad Adams. ROOM 5: Eileen Cabana, Albin Cornell. ROOM 6: Attilia Delasanta, Mario Denunzio. ROOM 7: Constance Duhamel, Chester Dymon ROOM 14: Joan Howard, Deane Hodgson. ROOM 15: Rosalie LaRose, Gerard Lavigne. ROOM 16: Elizabeth Palazini, Gordon Ondis. ROOM 17: Lucia Pierannunzi, Walter Sawyer. ROOM 26: Claudette Westphal, John Trepanier. 19 r , V- . In the days ol King Arthur bards and m nstrels en - ■ tertained (be people in their leisure time. Tournaments were held to display the physical prowess of the men and boys Our athletes are the knights of the (ousts: our musicians and dramatic chib, the minstrels. With these active groups belongs the Quiver Board, bards of the 20th century. We. therefore bid you gaze upon the record of oor deeds and accomplishments - ■ - . f •• '• • -V •••• ELECTIONS Multi-colored posters on every bulletin board heralded our November class elections. Candidates gave their own speeches but made no promises. Everyone seemed happy with the final results. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. LAFLAMME, I. PICARD, G. HOLUBESKO. H. HADDAD, D. BOOTH JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. O'BRIEN, A. GRIVERS, J. RUSSELL, R. GUERTIN Senior President Senior Vice President Senior Secretary Senior Treasurer Senior Chairman Junior President Junior Vice President Junior Secretary Junior Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Donald Booth Helen Haddad Gladys Holubesko John Laflamme Irene Picard Robert Guertin Ann Grivers Judith Russell James O'Brien 22 Proms Of all the happy times we wish to remember from our high school days, our Junior and Senior Proms are among the happiest. Dreamy music, soft, billowing gowns, handsome beaux and gay, sparkling decorations in the gym all played a part in making each of these occasions successful. ISABEL TOBIN JUNIOR PROM QUEEN BEING CROWNED BY ROBT VAN BROCKLYN BAND ffl xx h t r Something new has been added to our Music Depart nant. Through the untiring efforts of Mr. Grady, we now boast of not only an excellent band and orchestra but also of our terrific Glee Club, which made its debut at the Armistica Day Program. Its Christmas singing was something to remember. BAND MEMBERS D. Bruneau C. Jolicoeur R. Newlander R. Bruno B. Laferriere V. Payne J. Bouchard R. Laferriere R. Pelletier H. Carignan J. Laflamme F. Perry G. Carignan A. Lariviere R. Reilly R. Fontaine E. laRoche 1. Scott O. Gemski C. Lipsky K. Shelley C. Gresko A. Lizotte W. Tokarczyk R. Guilbert M. Lussier R. Van Houwe R. Herbert E. Marrah L. Wegimont L. Hughes R. Morin J. Jalowy T. Nacu 24 ORCHESTRA Left to Right: Tcp row -J. Ja’owy, L. Hughes, T. Nacu, A. Lizotte, R. Vanhouwe, R. Pelletier, F. Perry. Bottom Row-W Tokorczak, D Costa L. Wegimont, O Jemski, M Lussier, M Bousquet, R. Bourget. DRUM MAJORETTES Second row—J. Tryhubczak, I. Picard, R. Beckwith, M. Smith, J. Hetu, J. Danis, N. Ta-vis, Drum Major—J. Voelker. First row—C. Rusk, S. Hudson, S. Kane, L. Robinson, J. Gaiga, L. McGee. J. Dufresne, L. Schuster. 25 Top row—J. Styborski, J. Voelker, R. DeGagne, W. Penhallow, R. Rosenthal, N. Dalasta, J. Tryhubczak, L. McGee. Front row—I. Fournier, J. Norek, S. Glod, L. Norek, E. Keenan, J. Condon, S. Basquin, G. Holubesko. THE QUIVER BOARD Quiet! Genius at work! Many quills scratch energetically on curling scrolls as the members of the Quiver'' Board work to edit our 1951 yearbook. The snappy scribbling of the Literary Board is combined with the go-out-and get 'em efforts of the Subscription and Advertising Committee plus the madcap drawings of the Art Group to make ye yearly scroll a book of which we may be proud. CO-EDITORS and ART EDITORS Joan Styborski Jean Voelker SUB EDITORS Jean Condon Martin Rosenthal Elaine Keenan SPORTS Sylvia Basquin Walter Darling Regent DeGagne ARTISTS Slyvio Derouin Janet Follett Clarice Ferreira ASSISTANTS William Penhallow Lucille Fournier Lois Norek Joan Norek Gladys Holubesko Jane Tryhubczak Patricia Galvin Lucille McGee Shirley Glod PHOTOGRAPHER Roger Patrice BUSINESS MANAGERS Arlene Millotte Lucille Hand FACULTY ADVISERS Louise B. Linton Constance M. Krasowska 26 QUIVER TYPISTS Top row—J. Wallen, J. Couture, L. Couture, I. Hebert, V. Picchioni, H. Custer. Bottom row-D. Sutherland, L. Crisafulli, B. Calhoun, R. Andrade, C. Lemoine, I. Picard, H. Recorvits. SUBSCRIPTION GROUP Top row—T. Sawyer, W. Penhallow, J. Macomber. Third row—J. Vadenais, J. Welles, I. Fox, J. Mason, R. Minot, D. Booth. Second row—L. Hand, A. Grivers, J. Marchand, J. Follett, G. Ferrelli. Bottom row—E. Keenan, S. Glod, H. Murphy, G. Holubesko, J. Tryhubczak, I. McGee, M. Rouette. 27 CAST OF PLAY Third row—S. Derouin, W. Dumais, J. Voelker, J. Styborski, J. Ide. Second row—W. Savard, W. Penhallow, J. Diohep, M. Fullam, R. Dionne, J. Vadenait Front row—K. Shelley, I. Fournier, G. Holubesko, L. McGee, J. Tryhubczak, S. Basquin, J. DiCandia, J. Marchand. 1 r a m a t i r s Hats off to Miss Smith for her splendid work! Life with Mother, the Senior Class play, was a smashing success. Lucille Fournier and Kenneth Shelly played the leading roles ably. Suporting them were Mark Fullam, Joseph Diohep, Joseph Mason, Robert Dionne, Jacqueline Marchand, Giovanna Di Pardo, Sylvia Basquin, Gladys Holubesko, Rene Hebert, Jane Tryhubczak, Lucille McGee, Joan Di Candia, William Penhallow, and Wilfred Savard. Miss Smith has also directed programs for Armistice Day, Christmas, Lincoln Day, The Red Cross, and Class Night. 28 PEP RALLY J v t a 1 I tj Beat Mountll That was the cry that echoed throughout our auditorium the day before the game, which we won 25 17. The rally consisted of a comedy skit, a Congo line and a spirited talk by Coach Savaria. Peppy cheers led by snappy cheerleaders concluded the program. With such a build-up, how could W. H. S. lose!! CHEERLtADERS P. Galvin, N. Maculan, N. Deziel, C. Cote, G. Holubes'.o, J. Vadeboncoeur, D. Maguire, H. Sculley, I. Tobin. PUBLIC RELATIONS MESSENGERS Top row—J. Jalowy, B. laferriere, J. Ide, J. Laflamme, M. Fullam, J. Macomber, D. Booth, L Rcnaud. Bottom row—P. Galvin, C. Ferguson, G. Holubesko, G. DiPardo, M. Jarosz, L. Fournier, L. Dulac. 32 (Slip UtUa Nnuan Along with the revival of the romantic days of Arthur, the class of 51 restored to life the long-dead Villa Novan. The few copies printed were well worth the effort. VILLA NOVAN Standing -J. Condon. D. Booth, L. Renaud, A. Papaioannou, R. Brochu, R. Newlander. Sitting—S. Basquin, H. Murphy, C. Ferguson, N. Deziel, J. Styborski, L. Norek, J. Norek, S. Glod 33 Sports •� 9 tiWi «.' y'r y.; 4'.;r. t: % . w- FOOTBALL TEAM Back row-R. Denoyelle, L. Lacroix, D. longtin, W. Keefe, T. Martin. Third row-R. Palreiro, G. Bebeau, D. LaRoche, R. Sherman, J. Skalubinski. Second row R. Turgeon, D. Kilcline, H. Bateman, J. Allard, R. Van Brocklyn, J. Sweich. J. Notorangelo. Front row-D. DiSpirito. R. Santucci, E. Martin. F. Niedzwiadek, Capt. R Walsh, G. Mazzarella, N. Haddad, R. Bileau, W. Somers. Assistant coach- H. Brenner. Managers—R. Morin, R. Dion, J. Reynolds. Iff n n t b a 11 The Woonsocket High School gridders opened their 1950-51 football season by dropping a 25-0 decision to a fast and able St. Raphael eleven in an exhibition encounter at Barry Field. Although on the short end of the score, because of lack of line experience, the Savariamen displayed plenty of fight and potentiality. In their first league encounter, Woonsocket met an underrated Pawtucket West club at Barry Field and were defeated 14-0 by the Rangers, who displayed a much improved brand of ball under the direction of their new coach. 36 The Villa Novans continued their quest for a victory, but lost to West Warwick and A'drich—the first by a 12-0 score and tie second, 27-6. It was in the Aldrich gsme that the locals gave their best performance. The Villa Novans were behind by one touchdown, 13-6, going into the third quarter—but at this point, Woonsocket tired end fell behind. In another exhibition game, the Sa-variamen traveled to City Stadium to take on Hope, a class A aggregation. Woonsocket dropped a heartbreaking 6-0 decision. The Villa Novans next met a powerful Groton eleven and were snowed under by their bigger rivals, 20-0. Under the able tutelage of Coach Gus Savaria and his assistant, John O'Day, the Villa Novans finally flashed the form expected of them in early season play. Meeting Central Falls at their own stadium. Coach Savaria's pupils finally broke into the win column, whipping the Blue Jackets by a 20-6 margin. It was mainly through the efforts of Moe Martin, a converted lineman, that the Villa Novans took the decision. It was his consistent line smashes that set up two touchdowns. Bill Somers, a freshman, also contributed to the Woonsocket cause, with a fine touchdown run on an intercepted pass. 37 Woonsocket continued their winning ways by knocking over a favored Classical eleven. The game was strictly a defensive affair; and Woonsocket's lone touchdown, which came in the second quarter, was set up through the efforts of La Roche, Walsh, and Somers with Martin scoring from the one yard line. An overflow crowd of 4,500 chilled but frenzied fans saw Woonsocket humble a fighting but out-classed Mount Saint Charles eleven by a 25-12 score. The Villa Novans' crushing ground attack, which netted them nineteen points in the first half, took the sting out of the confident Mounties. Spec- tacular runs by Don La Roche, which were made possible by the enormous holes opened by Woonsocket's improved line, set up the first two touchdowns. Walsh scored from the 16-yard line after La Roche's long jaunt. La Roche scored the second touchdown himself when he spotted a gigantic hole in the Mount line, and scampered all the way. Moe Martin scored the third touchdown after he intercepted a Mount pass and fought his way to the eleven. Two plays later he scored from the 3. No further scoring came in the first half although the Villa Novans were but 16 yards from pay dirt when the half ended, the score being 19-0. 38 Mount finally came to life mid-way through the third canto. After the Hill-toppers took a Woonsocket punt and moved to the 32, Baillargeon took a pass from La Pierre and sprinted all the way to the end zone without being touched. With the score 19-6, Woonsocket took to the air after Niedzwiadek intercepted a Mount pass. Lacroix tossed to Swiech and the plucky end didn't stop until he reached pay dirt, making the score 25-6. Baillargeon produced the final tally of the game when he took a Woonsocket punt on his own 30 and galloped 70 yards for a TD. The try for the extra point failed and that wound up further scoring, the final score being Woonsocket 25, Mount 12. The whole Villa Novan squad turned in a creditable performance and Capt. Bob Walsh was presented the City Championship Trophy by Chamber of Commerce officials. CAPT. BOB WALSH RECEIVES TROPHY 39 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Top row—Mgr. R. Conti. Third row—R. Carlson, Crepeau, C. Gresko, M. Baram, W. Darcey, R. Koloczkewski. Second row—D. Hodgson, P. Lauzon, H. Wasserman, L. Brunetti, G. Scanlon, R. Tanguay. First row—L. Renaud, J. Bulleit, Capt. G. Foresti, J. Laflamme, M. Rosenthal. It's hats off to Coach Ray Betagh for the skillful coaching of his fourth consecutive Class B Championship. This year his harriers won eight Class B dual meets, losing only to Hope and Mt. Pleasant, both Class A teams. Capt. Gildo Foresti guided the Villa Novans to a 17-40 victory over Westerly. He was closely followed by Rosenthal and Bulleit. Woonsocket easily defeated Hopedale by placing the first five men across the finish line before any Hopedale runners. Foresti, Rosenthal, and Laflamme finished in a dead heat for first place. Score 15-40. Capt. Foresti led the pack across the finish line to another victory. Three of his team mates, Rosenthal. Laflamme, and Bulleit were next to finish in that order. Score 16-45. Woonsocket defeated Pawtucket East, a Class A team, 24-31. The first Villa Novan across the line was Marty Rosenthal, who finished with a strong last half mile to beat East's first man, lonta. John Laflamme, Marty Rosenthal, and Capt. Foresti finished in a triple tie for first place to sew up the verdict against West. Score 15-58. Again the Foresti, Rosenthal, and Laflamme combination led their team to an easy triumph over U. S. Naval Prep. Bulleit finished fourth and Renaud, s xth. Against No. Providence Foresti and Rosenthal finished in a dead-heat for first, followed by Bulleit, Laflamme, and Renaud to give Woonsocket a sweep of the first five places. Score 15-45. Turning in their top performance of the year against St. Raphael, Marty Rosenthal and Capt. Foresti came in hand-in-hand, breaking the 2Va mile course record at Barry Field in the excellent time of 13 minutes 7 10 seconds. They led the team to its eighth straight victory in Class B competition this year. The Class B Championship race followed—Woonsocket won to make them undefeated in Class B for four years. Capt. Foresti was the first Woonsocketer to cross the finish line, followed by the bunched performance of Rosenthal, Renaud, Laflamme, and Bulleit. Scanlon and Lauzon finished 14th and 28th respectively. Woonsocket placed three men on the Class B All-State Team: Capt. Gildo Foresti, Marty Rosenthal and John Laflamme. 40 U, r a r k Although the 1950 track team had only one dual meeting, the skillful training of Coach Ray Betagh produced some fine runners. The individual star of the season was Jerry Rosenthal, who received All-Class-B honors in the 100 and 200 yard dashes. He was also chosen to represent the Villa Novans in the New England Championship Meet in the 200 yard dash. This year, the Woonsocket big guns' will be John laflamme, Marty Rosenthal, Dino Vetri, and Jim Bulleit. CONTENDERS IN EVENTS 100 yd. Dash D. Vetri, W. Somers, W. Keefe, G. Ondis, R. Comeau. 200 yd. Dash M. Rosenthal, R. Comeau, W. Somers, P. Caleshu. 440 yd. Dash—M. Rosenthal, G. Ondis, R. Comeau, P. Caleshu. Half Mile—J. Laflamme, C. Adam, R. Richards, R. Newlander, C. Belba. Mile P. Lauzon, G. Scanlon, C. Gresko, L. Brunetti, N. Caleshu. Hurdles -D. Vetri, J. Laflamme, C. Belba. Broad Jump M. Rosenthal, R. Comeau, W. Somers. Pole Vault—R. Comeau, L. Brunetti. Discus E. Martin, W. Keefe, R. Canzano, L. Hashway. Hammer—E. Martin, W. Keefe, L. Hashway, R. Canzano. High Jump—J. Laflamme, M. Rosenthal. Javelin G. Ondis, E. Martin, W. Keefe. Shot Put E. Martin, R. Canzano, L. Hashway, W. Keefe, A. Papaioannou. Top row—M. Baram, N. Caleshu, R. Richards, R. Conti. Third row—C. Gresko, R. DePedro, A. Papaioannou, P. Caleshu. Second row—C. Adam, W. Darling, C. Belba, W. Kusnarowis ,R. Carrier, Coach Betagh. First row—P. Lauzon, W. Savard, D. Vetri, Capt. Laflamme, M. Rosenthal, G. Ondis, W. Somers. 41 BASKETBALL TEAM Second row — Ass't. Coach Dwyer, I. Scott, D. longtin, R. Gaboury, R. Neri, Coach Mar rah. Front row—K. Shelley, J. O'Brien, J. Belknap, Co-Capts. T. Shunney, M. Rosenthal, E. Glode, J. Swiech, M. Fullam, T. Nacu. Saakrtball Although no ball of fire in regular season play. Coach Frank Marrah's 1951 basketball squad copped two crowns of glory as it won both the city and area championships. In the first game of the city championship series the Villa Novans fought brilliantly to defeat a highly favored Mount St. Charles squad, 45-43, at the Armory. The game was a thriller all the way, as neither team ever enjoyed more than a six point lead. Marty Rosenthal and Jim O'Brien sparkled for the winners, each tallying 15 points. It was Co-Capt. Rosenthal's basket in the final minutes of play which provided the final decision, in favor of Woonsocket. The second game, played on Mount's home court, was equally thrilling as the Marrahmen repeated their first game's spirited performance and edged the Mounties 52-48. Guards Jim Belknap and Pete Glode turned in top-flight offensive performances as they scored 16 and 14 respectively, while O'Brien and Rosenthal were best defensively. 42 These two victories brought the Villa Novans the distinction of competing in the newly inaugurated area championship series. Their opponent in the two-game series was Bellingham High School, twice victorious over Blackstone High. The opening game was a weird affair, with Blackstone emerging victor, 40-27, on their home court. Thirty seconds had passed in the third quarter before the Bay Staters rippled the nets for their first basket. Never in serious trouble, the Villa Novans held period leads of 11-1, 19-3, and 28-14. O'Brien paced the victors with 15 points, while Belknap had 8. For the final game Woonsocket traveled to Bellingham to a vastly improved quintet. It was nip-and-tuck all the way, with the Marrahmen finally prevailing, 56-46. Pete Glode staged a one-man show as he led the Villa Novans' attack with 23 points, and Jim Belknap assisted with 14 markers. With these victories the 1951 Villa Novan cagers earned for Woonsocket the honor of being the first area basketball champions. Jumping from Class B into more powerful Class A, the Villa Novans played hard and spirited ball throughout the regular season. Their lack of experience however proved fatal against the larger schools, and they were able to win only one league game, a 58-44 victory over Pawtucket West, in addition to their two triumphs over Mt. St. Charles. Throughout the season Woonsocket lost several heartbreaking games, and Coach Marrah, Co-Captains Tom Shun-ney and Marty Rosenthal, and the entire squad deserve considerable credit for their spirited, if not victorious. Class A debut. In the All-State selections, Jim O'Brien copped a berth on the Class A third team, while Pete Glode, Marty Rosenthal, and Jim Belknap received honorable mention. 43 HOCKEY TEAM Back row—L. Henry, R. Simard, R. Triano, F. Saracina, R. Ward, R. De Pedro. Second row-H. Brenner, R. Archambault, N. Gill, E. Turcotte, G. Mazzarella, S. Luckina, E Bebeau, C. Adam . Front row-T. Martin, Co-Capt. W. Savard. R. Leduc, R. Chabot. Co-Capt. I. Lacroix, A. Wiard, Coach Lavallee. T! n r k t y The W. H. S. pucksters began their season in the Rhode Island Interscholastic League by facing the top four teams: Mt. St. Charles, Hope, Burriville, and LaSalle. They went down fighting all the way in the four contests. They displayed great courage and determination against Mount, our local rival, but just couldn't make the grade. Then, against Mt. Pleasant came the taste of victory. A close game all the way, Woonsocket finally scored the winning goal in a sudden death overtime period. Tom Martin, the big gun for the night, scored four goals. Again, the Villa Novans came through against Central. Woonsocket, the underdog, took a tight 2-1 decision from their Providence rivals. Tom Martin was still the hero with a goal and an assist to his credit. The game in which Woonsocket showed the greatest courage was that against East Providence. Although trailing by six points at the end of the second period, the W. H. S. boys came alive in the third stanza and split the Townies' lead in half to go to defeat, 7-4. With the last game, against Cranston, coming up, Woonsocket still had a chance to get into the championship playoffs. But the boys were a little too excited, and played their poorest game of the season, which resulted in a 3-0 victory for Cranston. This was a great disappointment to the entire student body at Woonsocket. However, two victories and a good showing in all games give us great hope of a better team next year, Woonsocket's third in league hockey competition. Best of luck to Coach Lavallee. The team will lose Savard, Lacroix, Darling and Foresti, but with Martin, Bebeau, Wiard, and Turcotte as a nucleus, the team should shape up well next season. 44 BASEBALL TEAM Top row—R. Tanguay, R. Morin, R. Bileau, T. Martin. Third row-W. Hart, D. La Roche, G. MazzareIta, J. Swiech, R. Lefebvre. Second row-D. Narodowy, L. Berthod, R. Darcey, E. Turcotte, P. Glode, R. Walsh, R. laferriere. Coach Savaria. First row-N. Gill, E. Danis, Capt. Foresti, D. Di Spirito, J. Belknap, L. Marcink.ewcz, D. Paulhus. H a fi r h a I I Sparked by the brilliant pitching of Captain Jim Cassidy, Woonsocket High enjoyed one of its most successful baseball seasons during 1950. Defeated only by Burriville and Mount St. Charles, the Villa Novans captured second place in the Northern Division standings, finishing second only to Burriville. Cassidy and his southpaw slants were the talk of Rhode Island as the Villa Novan ace struck out 25 Cen tral Falls batters in a single contest to set a new schoolboy record. On his next outing, the talented senior hurled a no-hit, no-run game while whiffing 22 Cumberland hitters. And on other occasions throughout the season, Jimmy struck out 19 against No. Providence, 14 more as Woonsocket toppled Central Falls for the second time, 23 against Sacred Heart, and 21 against Mount St. Charles. After graduation, the strikeout ace signed a Boston Red Sox contract. The class of 51 and your many high school friends wish you, Jimmy, the best of luck and hope that some day you'll beat those Yankees for usl Cassidy, however, was not the only member of this Villa Novan team to attract major league scouts. Its able catcher, Pat Martin, was invited to attend a tryout camp in Cambridge, Maryland. The annual city series between Woonsocket and Mount St. Charles wound up in a tie, the Hilltoppers taking the first, 10-12, and the Villa Novans coming back in the second, 17-3. Woonsocket High was well represented on the All-State teams. Jim Cassidy was selected for the All-State first team, while chosen for All-Northern Division berths were Cassidy, and Ray Renaud, first team; Pat Martin and Pete Glode, second team; and Jimmy Belknap, third team. Receiving honorable mention were Leonard Lacroix, Gildo Foresti, and Art Fontaine. Our team used, for the first time, a scoreboard donated to Barry Field by the Andrew F. Young Post No. 2 Woonsocket High will open its 1951 baseball season at Northbridge on April 16th. Although handicapped by the loss of Cassidy, the team should enjoy a successful season under Captain Gildo Foresti and returning lettermen Jimmy Belknap, Len LaCroix and Pete Glode. 45 rates : wsm Si, . . I Sw®:! V Sf?g?S «SB 3nH ■• 4V ( • v.-;.� .' • ’■ ' ' ! •?+ • � . s ■ •T •.'■'• ■- � •'. • •'•• • ' ■ • • • ■ '• r Y 'v� rv' .Ui ' v • ? ,• V:A 'ASs v (Class T0 i 11 We, the class of 51, being of sound and cultured mind do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the Juniors, we leave the sophistication that comes with being Seniors. To the Freshmen, we leave the responsibilities and the joys that come with each passing year at Woonsocket High School. To the Faculty, we leave the patience and endurance to cope with the problems of future Seniors. Beverly Burgess leaves her pretty ways and friendly smile to her sister Ruthie. Roland LeBeau leaves his well trained waves to Gerry Carignan. Gladys Holubesko leaves her ability to snap gum to any aggravating Junior. Gildo Foresti leaves his winning smile to Peter Caleshu. Arthur Cote leaves his sharp be-bop glasses to any Junior who needs them. Jimmie Bouchard leaves his drums to Walter Tokarczyk. Isabel Tobin leaves her beauty secrets to Liz Desjardins Vicky Picchioni leaves her school spirit to Carmela Virgilio. Pat Galvin leaves her bangs to Nancy Deziel. Sylvia Basquin leaves her managing ability to Claire Cote. Lucille McGee and Jane Tryhubczak leave their friendship and their strutting and twirling to Joan Danis and Shirley Kane. John Eastberg leaves his tall good looks and sharp clothes to Don Longtin. Janet Follett leaves her athletic ability to Phyllis Morin. Marjorie Jarosz leaves her big blue eyes to Nancy Maculan. Tommy Adams leaves his quiet manner to Gerald Phaneuf. Tubby Fullum leaves his Senior problems to Gail Ross. Eleanor Kenyon leaves her pretty smile to Shirley Ventre. Joyce Wallen leaves her Class of 50 ring to Judy Russell. Regent De Gagne leaves his car to Alfred Cimerol. Bob Walsh leaves his football to Don La Roche. Roger Patrice leaves his camera to Mufty Murphy. He'en Recorvits leaves her business ability to Mary Egan. The Quiver Board leaves its headaches to the Class of '52. 49 3ln fUrnuirtam Hirtnr aata 1933 - 1950 Sunset and evening star. And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea. For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. 50 —Alfred Tennyson HELEN HADDAD Vice President Studious and Witty ... A typical high school girl . . . “If he had brains he'd be dangerous . . . Senior Class Officer—4; Junior Clatw Officer—3; Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Usher—3; Ring Committee-3; Stamp Committee—4. GLADYS HOLUBESKO Secretary Peppy . . . One of the Three Musketeers . . If you hear a cheer you know Gladys is there . . . Always smiling. Cheerleader— 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Officer—4; Informal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club-4; Literary Board—3, 4; Advertising Committee—3, 4; Pep Rally—2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger—4. (Ji1 a s a (0 f f i r e r a DONALD BOOTH President Tall, slim and helpful Don ... A faithful c’ass president ... A good guy. Student Council—3, 4; Senior Class Officer—4; Informal Dance Committee—3, 4; Track Squad—2; Cross-Country-letterman—2, 3; Pep Rally—4; Usher—3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Public Relations Messenger 4. JOHN LAFLAAAME Treasurer Johnny . . . Everybody's friend John excels in sports . . Check that tie Student Council—3; Senior Class Officer -4 Informal Dance Committee—4; Basketball-Letterman 3; Track-Letterman—3. 4; Cross Country-letterman -2, 3, 4; Usher—3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra-2, 3, 4; Public Rela tions Messenger—4. IRENE PICARD Chairman A loyal enthusiastic supporter of W. H. S. . . . Most cooperative . . . Twinkle Toes. Student Council—3; Majorette—2, 3, 4; Senior Dance Officer—4; Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Informal Dance Committee— 3, 4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Usher—3, 4; Christmas Play—4. 51 SYLVIA BASQUIN SHIRLEY ADAMS A future career in business . . . A snappy dresser ... A dependable friend. TOMMY ADAMS Tommy . . . Modest accordionist . . . Good companion . . . Room 11's gum chewer . . . My name is Tommy, not Thomas. Forma! Dance Committee—4. ROSE ANDRADE Rosie . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Lots of fun to be with ... A modest miss. Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4; Quiver Typist; Barry Field Venders—4. THEODORE BARRY Teddy . . . The class hero . . . Has a medal for saving a life. Usher. Oh! Ted Williams!! ... A smile a day keeps the doctor away—A blush too??? Student Council—3, 4; Informal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee -3, 4; I Speak For Democracy - 4; Girls Basket-bail 3. 5 5 RUTH BECKWITH Rulhio with the cute button nose and the sonny disposition ... A per y majorette . . . Whosie Dinkle. Student Council—2; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Formal Dance Committee 2; Informal Dance Committee 2; Pep Rally 3; Usherette—2; Armistice Day Program—3; Prom Committee -4. WILFRED BERARD Timid, hard working Willie . . Aims to please . Everyone's friend. 5 RONALD BIBEAULT Friend to all . . . Lover of algebra . . . Oh! that's my kid brother. Usher—3. Color Commit- tee—3. 52 ROBERT BILEAU DONALD BRUNEAU Class down . . . “Come on boys, let's get 'em . . . Expert at tree climbing. Football-Letterman —2, 3, 4; Baseball-Letterman 2, 3, 4. 5 5 JAMES BOUCHARD A future Gene Krupa . . . Theme song is “Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair. Track Squad—2; Cross-Country Squad—2, 3; Pep Rally 2, 3, 4; Band—2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2. «r HENRY BRENNER Rugged, curly haired and handsome ... A good sport . . . The answer to a maiden's prayer. Junior Class Officer—3; Formal Dance Committee - 3; Informal Dance Committee 3; Football-Letterman—2, 3; Basketball-Letterman—2; Track-Let-terman—2; Color Committee—3; Football Asst. Coach-4; Hockey Manager 3, 4; Baseball Manager -3, 4. RONALD BROCHU What would you do if the “Fox ran away? . . . Wonderful all around school spirit. Formal Dance Committee—3; Color Committee-3; Band —2, 3, 4; Orchestra —2; Prom Committee—4. Identified by his ready smile ana sunny disposition. Corny jokes a specialty . Miss Valcourt's pride and joy. Eeeeee. Band -2, 3, 4 BEVERLY BURGESS Bev Here's how! . . . Ver- satile A perfect lady . Soft spoken Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee 4; Color Committee-3 Quiver Typist 4; Candy Vender- 4 ARTHUR CADORET I Can Dream Can't I? . . . Tha guy with dreamy eyes and dreamy smile . How is it up there? Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee 3. JULIA CALASCIBETTA Joe . . . Tall, dark and athletically inclined . . A future office worker . And who is it, the Sox or the Braves? Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee-4. 53 BETTY CALHOUN Reserved in manner . . . Oh! that brother of mine . . • Hope I can go to the Y. Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Candy Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4; Ring Committee—3; Quiver Typist—4. RAYMOND CAMARA Ray . • Perhaps a future sculp- tor! . . . Right now in the mad stage . . Look out someone doesn't push in your nose, Ray. DONALD CARR Donnie ... A good volleyball player . . . Fine friend ... A modest fellow . . . Go on. MADELINE CARRIER Not so quiet as she looks . . . Listen to that giggle . . . Swings a mean bat. Pep Rally—2. NORMAND CHARRETTE Beau Brummell ... A teacher's delight ... A man of mystery Usher—3. THOMAS CHYKO Tommy . . . Need we introduce this mischievous boy? . • Good on the gridiron . . . Loitering is his favorite pastime. Football-Let terman Squad. RODNEY CLARK Seen but not heard . - • Always willing to take a chance Did you do your physics? . • • Pastime is salt water fishing. Sports Man ager-2. JEAN CONDON Jeanie . . A quiet, friendly girl with a ready smile . . Writes poetry you can't understand . . A swell pianist and loads of fun. Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board-4, Pep Rally-4; Basketball Ticket Committee— 4; Candy Committee—4; Barry Field Venders—4; Candy Vender—4. 54 DOLORES COSTA LUCILLE CRISAFULLI A quiet, conscientious, and forever smiling business student ... A mfty violin player and orchestra member. Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee —4; Orchestra—2, 3. 4 ARTHUR COTE A handsome young man from room 11 ... A notorious speedster . . . Neat d r e s s e r. Cross-Country Squad 2; Usher—3. JOSEPH COUTURE Joe ... A good conversationalist . . . Romantic poet . . . Future Longfellow . . . Pastime working for Miss McCombe. Student Council—4; Ring Committee— 3; Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Usher—4. LUCILLE COUTURE A Miss with a decided flair for business . . . Glued to Betty. Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee— 4; Color Committee—3; Quiver Typist—4. An amiable disposition . . . Loves the Y dances . . . Oral English is not her favorite subject. Dramatic Club-4; Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee- 4; Quiver Typist—4; Public Relations Messenger—4; Parent Night Usher. SHEILA CULLERTON A cute, dimpled colleen . . Spid- ers on the lunch table . . Remember? Pep Rally—4. HELEN CUSTER A talkative Miss . . . Custer's Last Stand . . . Miss Hudson of 1951. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee 4; Usher—3; Stamp Committee—4; Quiver Typist—4; Prom Committee—4. JOHN CUSTER Hot rod driver . . . Little tougn guy of 51 . . . Part time grease monkey. Formal Dance Committee—3; Usher—4; Ring Committee —3; Christmas Play—2; Property Committee—4. 55 NANCY DALASTA Nancy' favorite game is football and her favorite number i 30 . A real Pepsodent smile Student Council—2. 3; Formal Dance Com mittee—3; Informal Dance Committee— 2, 3; literary Board 4; Ad vertising Committee—3; Subscription Committee—4; Ring Committee —3; Color Committee—3; Quiver Typist—3, 4; Prom Committee 4 WALTER DARLING Sharp dresser . . . Appreciates good music ... A heartless sport critic . . . Ambition Philanthropist. Student Council 2; Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board-4; Hockey-Letterman Squad—4; Pep Rally—4; Usher 4; Prom Committee 4. REGENT DEGAGNE Reggie . . . Avid sport fan . . . Always neat . . . Don't put off until tomorrow what you can put off until the day after . . . How about that? Student Council— 3; Formal Dance Committee—3. 4; Informal Dance Committee—3, 4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board —4; Pep Rally— 4; Ticket Committee—3, 4; Usher—4; Parade Committee 3; Prom Committee—4. SYLVIO DEROUIN Sal . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Music lover . . . Another Mi chaelangelo . . . Eighteen, why? Formal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board—3, 4; Color Committee—3. ROBERT DESBIENS Robert ... Set a new record for time spent in room 5 . . . Protected by Miss Valcourt ... A second Gene Krupa. Band—2; Public Relations Messenger—4. 9 CLAIRE DESILETS Good worker ... In on the fun . . . A generous hand. Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee-4. JOAN DICANDIA Shortie . . . Full of fun . . . Can't find the line! . . . Where's my glasses? . . . Sweet nurse-to-be. Formal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play 4; Pep Rally—4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Barry Field Venders —4; Newspaper -4; Informal Dance Committee—4. 5 JOSEPH DIOHEP Joe . Enthusiastic worker . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand Do your Latin? Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club—4; Color Committee—3. 56 GIOVANNA Dl PARDO ROBERT DUFFY loyal and amiable Jenny . . . As pires to be schoolteacher. Informal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally— 4; Public Relations Messenger — 4; Barry Field Venders—4 HELEN DONALDSON A cheery sort of person . . . Talkative and witty . . . Known for her jovial manner. Formal Dance Committee -3; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee-4; Stamp Committee—4. -5 MILDRED DONALDSON Millie . . . Howchado? . . . Where's Jeanine? . . . Pleasant and jolly. Usher—4; Choral Group 4 JEANNINE DROLET Sunny disposition . . . An able student . . . What, no boy friend? Usher—4; Choral Group—4. Fang . . . Not a peep out or him in class . . . But with Bill-watch out! Chemistry is his favo' ite pastime. Ticket Committee— 1. 3, 4. LUCILLE DULAC A rosy-cheeked lass with a ready smile . . . Loses her shyness in a group. Ticket Committee—3, Pub lie Relations Messenger; Patron's list. JOYCE DUMAINE Hobbies are ice skating and la Salle . . . listen to her specie jokes. Ticket Committee—4; Colo Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4 ELEANOR DUNN Sweet and easy to get along with . . . Always wins the race with the bell. Formal Dance Commit tee -3; Stamp Committee—4; Bas ketball—3; Ticket Committee—4. 57 RAYMOND DUPLESSIS MARY CHRISTINE FERGUSON Ray is a quiet, deep-voiced lad with a wonderful brain that he keeps for special occasions. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Prop Committee—2, 3, 4. PAULINE DUTREMBLE Always so well groomed ... An ideal secretary for someone . . . Most cooperative. Ticket Committee— 4; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4; Basketball—3. JOHN EASTBERG Johnny is a strange mixture of quietness and laughter . . . His ambition is to win a Naval scholarship. Student Council—2; Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee-2, 3, 4.; Baseball—2; Cross-Country Squad—2; Hockey Squad — 2, 3; Football Squad—3, 4; Informal Dance Committee—3. =1 JAMES EGAN Jimmie ... A Red Sox rooter . . . His kind and friendly manner endears him to all. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3; Prop Committee—4. Chris . . . One of Mr. Hill's daredevils . . . Oopsl Take your foot off the gas pedal I ... A pal of a classmate. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Color Com-mittee—3; Christmas Play—4; Public Relations Messenger—4. CLARICE FERREIRA This little Miss retains her sunny disposition even on rainy days . . . A whiz in the lab. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee —2, 3, 4; Patron's List—4; Quiver Artist—4. GLORIA FERRELLI A trim miss from Fairmount . . . Watch those dark eyes snap when you cross her. Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club—4; Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4; Quiver Typist—4; Barry Field Venders—4; Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee—4. BARBARA FILION Babs and Bob ... A pretty business student . . . Popular with everyone. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4; Basketball—3. 58 MARK FULLAM JANET FOLLETT A tweet farmerette with flirtatious blue eyes ... A baseball lover. Dramatic Club—4; Ticket Committee 2, 3; Candy Committee—4; Ouiver Artist—4. GILDO FORESTI Guido . . . Silent at times . . . A good all around athlete . . . Another Phil Rizzufo. Student Council 3; Informal Dance Committee 3; Ticket Committee—3, 4; Usher 3; Hockey-letterman—2, 3, 4; Cross-Country-Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4. So LUCILLE FOURNIER Tall . . . Pretty blonde . . . Excellent swimmer. Student Council 3; Formal Dance Committee—4; Informal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally—4; Ring Committee—3; Stamp Committee—3; Public Relations Messenger—4. So ISABELLE FOX Hang on to that man . . . Personality hard to top . . . Easy on the eyes. Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Informal Dance Committee 3; Usher —3; Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4; Basketball Team—3; Subscription Commit- tee-4. Tubby . . . Irish sense of humor Always a friendly smile . . . It wasn't me. Student Council— 4; Student Council Officer—4; Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Subscription Committee-3, 4; Basket-ball-Letterman—2, 3, 4; Panel Discussion— 3; Public Relations Messenger—4. PATRICIA GALVIN Our popular and pretty blonde . . . Will make an efficient lab technician. Student Council—4; Cheerleader—3, 4; Junior Class Officer—3; Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—3, 4; Candy Committee— 4; Public Relations Messenger—4. ELEANOR GARDELLA Demure . . Quiet in appearance, but a sharp-witted, amiable senior A future air hostess. Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4; Basketball Team—3. JEANNINE GAULIN Short, curly haired . . . Very pretty .. . Has a flair for making her own clothes. Student Council—2; Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4. 59 FRANK GESUALDI ROGER GUILBERT The cutest giggle this side of the Mississippi ... A friendly smile. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4. BEVERLY GILMORE ' Bev . . . Dainty, poised, ambitious . . . Last Minute Susie . . . Well liked. Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4. SHIRLEY GLOD 'Slats . . . Tickets, please, and one bun only . . . Lover of algebra . . Fairmount gal. Literary Board—4; P r o m Committee—4; Newspaper—4. AURORA GLORIA Sister ... A witty and helpful girl . . . Loves to go to religion . . . Hot sketch. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee—4; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—4. The man with the horn . . . Strong, silent type A most modest fellow . . . His motto is Friendliness Pep Rally-2, 4; Color Committee—2; Band—2. 3, 4; Orchestra—2. EDWARD HACZYNSKI Eddie ... A perpetual chatter machine with a style all his own. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Prop Committee—4. LUCILLE HAND When you're in a rut and need cheering up, Lu's the girl to see. Dramatic Club-4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee-2, 3, 4; Candy Committee —4; Public Relations Messenger -4; Patrons' List Committee— 4; Subscription Committee—4. LUCILLE HEBERT Future songstress . . . Good-natured Pal . . . Loves to dance. Quiver Typist—4. 60 RENE HEBERT JAMES IDE Mike ... A talented Thespian . . Don't be such a rowdy! . Humor happy. Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Patrons' List 4; Property Committee—4; Prom Committee—4. ROBERT HOYT Bob . . . One of our cutest senior boys ... A reserved manner and a shy smile ... A nice dresser. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Usher—3. LAWRENCE HUGHES 'Larry . . . Music enthusiast . . . Baseball fan and player Not the Red Sox . . . Pastime - smoking. Pep Rally—2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee—3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra -3, 4. BEVERLY HUNT “Bev . . . That delicate appearance ... An ambitious member of the senior class . . . Amateur three musketeers? . . . Rosie, Sister and Bev? Informal Dance Committee 3; Color Committee—3. Jimmy . Miss Smith's right hand man . . Always hard at work . . . A coke addict. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Usher—4; Christmas Play—4; Public Relations Messenger—4; Prop Committee—4; Prom Committee—4; Advertising Committee JOSEPH JALOWY Joe Gabriel blow your hornl . . Sits and plays on top of the world . . . Never in a hurry. Ticket Committee—2. 3, 4; Band—2, 3, 4; Orchestra—2, 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger—4; Patrons' -2. 3. 4 MARJORIE JAROSZ Goodness . . . Excellent sense of humor . . Good dancer . . . Keeps herself well nourished on Grant's candies. Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally-4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Usher—4; Color Committee—3; Christmas Play—4; Public Relations Messenger—4. WILLIAM KANE Bill Nonchalant . . . Usually seen roaming the corridors . . . Friend of Mr. Marrah's. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee 2. 3, 4; Usher—4; Prom Committee—4. 61 LAURENCE KATZ DONALD KILCLINE larry . . . First class hash sling-er . . . A born historian. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Band— 2; Patrons'—3 4. 9 ELAINE KEENAN Oh! boy! Here comes that Lainny! . . . Sometimes she's quiet, but what fun when you know her. Formal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club —4; Literary Board—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Senior Dues Committee— 4; Barry Field Venders—4; Basketball Tickets-4; Advertising Committee—4. DORIS KENDZIERSKI Dot . . . Beautiful blue eyes . . . A good worker in and out of school . . . An attractive miss. Formal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee— 2; Ring Committee—3; Senior Dues Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4. 9 ELEANOR KENYON Heartbreaker ... A cute little rose from Primrose . . . Wish I knew how to do my math review Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Stamp Committee -2, 3. Don . A practical joker . . . A faithful supporter of Esso . . . Well known for his laugh. Foot-ball-Letterman—4; Ticket Committee—3. 4; Usher—4 STEPHEN KOLARIK Steve's dream is learning to swim . . . His ambition is to swim across the Y. M. C. A. pool. Ticket Committee 2, 3, 4; Usher—4; Ring Committee—3; Color Committee—3; Patrons list— 4; Prom Committee—4. LEO KOURY High School's shadow . . . Carpenter by trade . Plenty of dry w t. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4. WALTER KUSNAROWIS Our sweater boy . . . Guides a flashlight at the Stadium . . . May be found at the Corner of Paradis and Maple any morning. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Patrons—4. 62 BRUCE LAFERRIERE LEROY LANDRY A very loyal member of our band . . An abundance of real school spirit. Ticket Committee—2, 3, 4; Senior Due Committee—4; Band —2, 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger -4. LIONEL LAFLEUR Butter . . . Smiling Joe . . . Always biting his nails in a jalopy . . . Great sport. Ticket Committee—2. 3. 4; Patrons-4. RICHARD LAFLEUR Dick . . . How can one fellow be so smart? ... To him school's a cinch! . . . Very quiet but some fun. Ticket Committee—2. 3 4; Patrons -4 DONALD LAMOUREUX A sharp witted senior with steel blue eyes . . Never quiet. Stu- dent Council—2; Cross • Country Squad— 2. Roy . . . Spends his spare time in the Art Department ... A lover of stock car races. Co ISABEL LAVOIE Betsy . . . Quiet in school, but full of enthusiasm at Barry Field . . . A smart dresser. Ticket Committee— 4; Stamp Committee—4; Barry Field Vender—4. RONALD LEBEAU Ronnie ... A lively fellow . . . Good sport . . . Vociferous . . . Usually wears sweater with W. Band-2. CHARLES LEDUC Mr. Marrah's right hand man ... A certain Rose B. has put a sparkle in his eye. 63 CONSTANCE LEMOINE JACQUELINE MALFAIT Connie ... A shy smile and polite manner . . . Locks the school up at three o'clock. Dramatic Club—4; Subscription Committee—4; Pep Rally—4; Stamp Committee—4; Quiver Typist—4. 6r ANDRE LIZOTTE Our master musician . . Plays a mean licorice stick . Enviable manners. Band—2, 3 4; Orchestra-2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY LUCIER Shirl ... A quiet demure miss Always smiling . . Diligent worker. Drj� matic Club—4; Ticket Committee—4; Usher—4; Ring Committee—3; Color Committee—3. JOSEPH MACOMBER Happy-go-lucky Joe ... His heart Shur-ly belongs to the junior class. Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club-4; Public Relations Messenger—4; Subscription Committee—4; Formal Dance Committee—4 Jacky . . . Cheerful and brighteyed ... A swell pal . . . Petite and demure. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Usher—3; Stamp Committee—4; Formal Dance Committee—4. JACQUELINE MARCHAND Jackie . . . Bessie, that laugh! . . . Swell personality . . . Good Sport . . . Nifty classmate. Student Council—2; Formal Dance Committee-3, 4; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club— 4; Pep Rally—4; Senior Dues Committee—4; Panel Discussion—3. LUCIAN MARC INK IEWICZ Cinky . . . Energetic athlete . . . A Hi-There for everyone. Sports Manager -2. ANTHONY MARCOTTE Tony . . . New Hampshire's gift to Woonsocket . . . Had no difficulty making friends. 64 MARGARET MARIANI Quiet and shy . . . Bright future ahead A home girl . . . Never complaining. Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee—4. JOSEPH MASON Small in stature . . . But Joe is a Joker in the class room . . . He pulled a quickie. Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4. LUCILLE McGEE Tall and pretty Lu . . . The second of the Three Musketeers . . . A classy majorette . . . Bridget of senior play. Student Council—3, 4; Majorette -2, 3, 4; Formal Dance Committee—3; Informal Dance Committee-3; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally 4; Usher—2, 3; Barry Field Vender—4. ann McLaughlin Our cute little Irish Miss with a splash of freckles and a contagious laugh. Student Council—4; Formal Dance Committee—3; Barry Field Vender—4. ARLENE MILLOTTE One of the more serious members of the class Miss Current Events . . . Keeps things under control at the Park. Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee—4; Usher -4; Model Congress Delegate—3, 4; Quiver Typist—4. RAYMOND MINOT Spud . . . Class disc jockey . . . Good organizer . . . Strong supporter of all dances. Student Council 2; Track Squad—2, 3; Band —2; Cross-Country Squad—2. 3; Disc Jockey—2, 3 ,4; Subscription Committee—4. s MADELINE MOON Medy . . . The Fairmount Kid . . . Ever at ease . . . The Man and The Moon. Student Council—4; Choral Practice—4. BARBARA MORAN So popular she keeps a schedule of her dates . How about a month from next Sunday? Color Committee—3; Barry Field Vender —3. 65 FREDRICK NIEDZWIADEK LORRAINE MOUSSEAU Exceptional for her cordial manner . . . A good sport . . . Artist-to-be Dramatic Club—4; Barry Field Vender-4; Pep Rally—4. JEANNE MUCCIARONE That likeable senior who double dates with her red-headed friend . . . Jimmy-ny! Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Usher—4; Barry Field Venders—4; Ticket Committee—4. « !) TRAIAN NACU A dark-haired, fun loving bandsman . . . Where Traian roamed, roamed mischief . . . Where's that water pistol? Basketball Squad — 4; Sports Manager—2; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra—3, 4. JOHN NASON Quite the shop worker , . . Very polite and considerate ... A loyal friend. Cross-Country Squad—3; Usher—3. Freddy' . . Double threat on football field . . . Sharp eye for beauty !! . . What a hunk of man' Football-Letterman — 2, 3, 4; Trad- Squad—2, 3; Pep Rally—3; Band 3 JOAN NOREK Jan The perfect driver . . . Ride-um-cowboyl ... A future school teacher. Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board—4; Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee—4; Model Congress Delegate—3; News Editor—4; Lincoln Day Program—4. LOIS NOREK Lo . . . Everybody's helper . . Pleasant smile ... A future dietician. Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board—4; Pep Rally—4; Candy Committee—4; Feature Editor—4; Lincoln Day Program—4. WILLIAM O'COIN Blond haired Bill likes to see girls blush . . Look out, boy . . . The joke might be on you. 66 EDWARD O'SHEA Eddy . . . Noted for hit ap-peeling grin and bright outlook on life . Liked for hit carefree manner Formal Dance Committee 4. 9 ROGER PATRICE Our deep-voiced free lance photographer . . One of our firtt U. N. tight-teers. Uther—3; Photographer—3. 4. 6 ROGER PELLETIER Anybodycoming . . . Mistft ev-out . . Popular with the opposite sex . . Drives a snazzy Ford. Pep Kelly—4; Band—2. 3. 4; Orchestra—4. LORRAINE PELOQUIN lorrie ... A talkative miss Full of fun and vitality. Informal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club —4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee— 4; Candy Committee—4; Barry Field Vender—4. WILLIAM PENHALLOW Bill . . The whiz kid! ... A famous astronomer, or it it astrologer? . . . May we look through your telescope. Bill? Student Council—4; Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Dramatic—4; Literary Board-4; Cross-Country Squad—2; Pep Rally—4; Usher—3; Christmas Play—4; Advertising Committee—4. FRANCIS PERRY Frank . . . Did you hear the one about? . . . Rosy cheeks . . . Always tootin' a horn . . . Boy Scout. Dramatic Club—4; Football Squad —3; Track Squad—2; Pep Rally—2, 3, 4; Color Committee—3; Band—2, 3, 4; Orchestra—4. VICTORIA PICCHIONI Vicky ... I don't believe in going steady . . . How about those Yankees! . . . George! Student Council—4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Candy Committee—4; Usher—3; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee— 4; Quiver Typist—4; Formal Dance Committee—4. RAYMOND PIERSON Ray . . . The sloe-eyed senior with the cute brush cut . . . Doesn't believe in homework. Informal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee 3. 67 GEORGE PLAYS PAUL ROBERTS Georgie ... A fellow with a quick friendly smile . . Always joking . . Drives a new Merc and what a driverl (Bang-up that is.) Informal Dance Committee—3; Ticket Committee—3. DONALD RANDALL Don ... If you like to walk fast, go along with Don . . . Lots of fun when you know him . . . Easy to get along with. HELEN RECORVITS Little Miss Bookkeeper . . . One bite? . . . Good natured and sociable. Dramatic Club —4; Subscription Committee—3; Pep Rally— 4; Ticket Committee -4; Candy Committee—4; Usher—3; Stamp Committee—4; Senior Dues Committee— 4 9 LAURENT RENAUD The math man . . . Noted for his plaid shirts . . . Serious and strives to get ahead. Formal Dance Committee— 3; Track Squad—2, 4; Cross-County-Letterman—2, 4; Usher—3; Public Relations Messenger—4. Puffy . . . Fred Astaire the Sec ond . . . Happy-go-lucky and care free. Student Council—4; Infor mal Dance Committee—3. 9 LEAH ROMINYK Outspoken and quicktempered . . . A speed demon . . . Can keep up with Mr. Marrah anytime. Formal Dance Committee—4. MARTIN ROSENTHAL Marty . . . What a trackman! . . . His favorite saying? Howdy Pardner ... A friend to all. Stu dent Council—3; Formal Dance Com mittee—3, 4; Informal Dance Com mittee—3, 4; Literary Board—4, Basketball-Letterman— 3, 4; Track Letterman—3, 4; Cross-Country Letterman-2. 3, 4; Usher—4; Ring Committee—3; Sports Manager (Track) 2; Advertising Committee—4. MURIEL ROUETTE Dainty, petite and an extremely likeable redhead ... A good bas ketball player. Dramatic Club—4. Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Candy Committee—4; Stamp Committee— 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Barry Field Vender—3, 4; Candy Vender—4. 68 LORRAINE ROUSELLE FLORENCE SANDBERG lorrie . . . Watch that smile! . . . Dark-haired peppy miss . . . Full of fun. Ticket Committee-4; Stamp Committee—4; Barry Field Vender 3. JOHN RYAN Nice to know .. . What a smile . . . Always ready with a helping hand. SIMONE ST. GEORGE C'est Simone . . . Popular with the opposite sex . . . Oh, what expressive eyes! Ticket Committee—2; Candy Committee—2, 3; Usher—3, 4; Ring Committee. BARBARA ST. PERE Tiny, but full of fun . . . Always willing to give a helping hand . . Sharp on the basketball court. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee—4; Candy Committee— 4; Stamp Committee—4; Senior Dues Committee—4; Barry Field Vender—3, 4; Choral Practice 4; Candy Vender—4. Flo . . . An imagination . The Florence Flask ... A romantic Miss . . Likes to read comics in class. Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally— 4; Candy Committee—4; Barry Field Vender—4. WILFRID SAVARD Quiet, conscientious worker . . . Hockey pioneer . . . Knock it off. Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Hockey-Letterman— 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally— 4; Color Committee—3 THOMAS SAWYER Reserved and well-mannered . . . How many gals can you pack into that car of yours? Usher—3; Formal Dance Committee—4 HELENE SCULLEY Enthusiastic cheerleader . . . What a charming dimple . . . Mr. Marrah's Pride and Joy. Student Council— 2; Cheerleader—3, 4; Formal Dance Committee—3; Informal Dance Committee—3, 4; Dramatic Club-4; Pep Rally-2, 3, 4; Usher— 3; Ring Committee—3; Barry Field Vender-2, 3. 69 HELEN SOOD MICHAEL SERAFIN Mike . . . Good netted quiet senior with a bashful smile A conscientious worker. 5 KENNETH SHELLEY Kenny . . . Pappa Day Bas- ketball player . . . Gonna sing for us, Kenny??? Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Informal Dance Committee— 3; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Pep Rally—4; Color Committee—3; Band—2. 3. 4 JOHN SKALUBINSK1 A hard fighting guard on the football team . . One of Puffy Robert's proteges . . Poetry gives him a hard time. Football-Letterman— 2, 3, 4; Track-Letterman—3; Hockey Squad—4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee— 4; Sports Manager-3. 4; Formal Dance Committee—4 WILLIAM SMITH Bill . . . Wrigley's best customer . . . Watch out for that Chevy! . Here comes St. Xavier's! Cross-Country Squad—3; Baseball—). Enthusiastic basketball player . . . Makes Room 22 her home . . . Always agreebale. Ticket Committee—3; Color Committee—3; Stamp Committee—3; Barry Field Vender—2, 3, 4; Basketball—3 JOAN STYBORSKI Joanie . . . Big things come in small packages . . . Hot on the piano, Beethoven, Lizst, and such . . . A great little artist. Informal Dance Committee—2, 3; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally—4; Ticket Committee 4; Christmas Play—4; Poster Committee—2, 3, 4. DOROTHY SUTHERLAND Dotty ... A quiet, soft spoken, attractive blonde . . . Friendly to all and a swell sport. Ticket Committee— 4; Stamp Committee—4; Quiver Typist 4. JOHN SWEENEY Former Call Boy . . . Now Lally's business man . . , Hard worker in and out of school . . . Loyal Wildcat. Usher-3. 70 JEANNINE VADENAIS ALDERIC THERIEN Al . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Kean sente of humor . . . Noted for his sly comments. Usher—3, 4. ISABEL TOBIN Tobey . . . Willowy, dark, and soft spoken . . . Peppy on the football field. Cheerleader—3, 4 Majorette—2; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Informal Dance Commit-mittee 4; Dramatic Club-4; Advertising Committee—4; Pep Rally—2, 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Ring Committee-3. JANE TRYHUBCZAK Janie . . . The last of the Three Musketeers . . . Classy majorette . . . Cute maid with an Irish brogue. Student Council—4; Majorette-2, 3, 4; Formal Dance Com-mittee—4; Informal Dance Committee— 4; Senior Play—4; Dramatic Club—4; Literary Board—4; Pep Rally— 4; Usher—2, 3; Barry Field Vender—4. JANINE VADEBONCOEUR Jeanie . . . What pep on the football field . . . Big Brown eyes Does she like Tex-ans? Cheerleader—3, 4; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Dramatic Club—4; Subscription Committee—4; Pep Rally 3, 4; Candy Committee—4; Candy Vender—4; Student Council—4; Advertising Committee—4. Jean Pleasing personality Super mathematician . . . Wonderful companion. Formal Dance Committee—3; Informal Dance Committee—3; Senior Play 4. Dramatic Club—4; Subscription Committee -4; Pep Rally—4; Senior Dues Committee—4; Newspaper —4. ROBERT VAN BROOKLYN Bob Rugged footballer . . . Co-operative student . . . Howdy pard ' Student Council—2, 4; Junior Class Officer—3; Dramatic Club-4; Football-Letterman—3, 4; Track Squad—3; Ticket Committee -4, Usher—4; Formal Dance Committee—4. DINO VETRI Zeek —A roaming Romeo from the Globe .. . A top performer on the cinder track. Basketball Squad-4; Track Squad—3, 4; Usher 3. 4, Formal Dance Committee-4 MICHAEL VIRGILIO Mike . . . Ice-cream face . . . Live wire . . Always good for a laugh . Oh, Mother! Senior Play—3; Dramatic Club—3, 4; Usher— 4; Color Committee—3; Senior Dues Committee—4; Formal Dance Committee—4; Informal Dance Committee-3 71 JEAN VOELKER Red - . Carrot-top drum major . . . Promising artist . . . Likes pork chops and green angora sweaters. Majorette 2. 3, 4; Informal Dance Committee-2. 3; Senior Play-4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally-4; Ticket Committee—4; Christmas Play—4; Poster Committee-2. 3. 4. .UCILLE VOISINET Lu . . Dark-eyed and light hearted . Disc jockey extra ordinary. Ticket Committee—4; Stamp Committee—4. JOYCE WALLEN •Vork ng girl . . . Good student Bubbling over with enthusiasm Peppy blonde. Formal Dance Committee—3, 4; Dramatic Club-4; Pep Rally-4; Ticket Committee— 4; Candy Committee—4; Stamo Committee-4; Quiver Typ-st-4; Usher-3; Candy Vender-4. ROBERT WALSH Rougn and ready . • • Prefers ;ootba!l to Shakespeare ... All around athlete. Football-Letter-man-4, Baseball-3, 4; Hockey-Let-•erman Squad—4. ROBERT WARD Baseball enthusiast . . Favorite pastime is hunting . Always ready to laugh at a good joke. Student Council—2; Hockey Squad -2. 3; Baseball-2, 3. JOAN WELLES Joanie . . . Sweet little Joanie . . . Very popular with everyone . What have we got for chemistry, Joan? Student—2, 3; Student Council Officer—2, 3; Formal Dance Committee—3; Informal Dance Committee—3; Dramatic Club—4; Subscription Committee—4; Pep Rally— 4; Ticket Committee—4; Candy Committee -4; Newspaper—4. -5 THEODORE WRENN WWON's disc jockey . . . Lots of school spirit ... A riotous comedian. Informal Dance Committee— 2; Color Committee—3. ROBERT ZIFCAK Bob . . . Almost always there . . . Swell sport . . . Likes to dance. Formal Dance Committee—4; Usher— 4; Ring Committee—3. 72 H n n o r t u ft e «t s RHODE ISLAND HONOR SOCIETY Top row—L. Renaud, R. Brochu, T. Sawyer, L. Couture, S. Basqum, L. Hebert. Second row—L. Hand. J. Marchand, D. Costa, J. Ryan, W. Penhallow, R. Lafleur, J. Voelker, M Rouette. front row—J. Condon, I. Lavoie, J. Stybors'o, H. Recorvits, H. Haddad, L. Norek, J. Vadenais, J. Norek B. St. Pere, H. Sood HONOR STUDENTS Top row—D. Costa, J. Ryan, W. Penhallow, R. Lafleur, J. Voelker. Front Row—J. Styborski, H. Recorvits. H. Haddad, L. Norek, J. Vadenais, J. Norek. 73 QUIVER ADVERTISING GROUP QUIVER ARTISTS 74 NO SMOKING ! DOOR DECORATIONS FUTURE SECRETARIES THE TENNESSEE WALTZ THREE PRETTY MAIDS GRADUATION DAY THE SWEATER BOYS 75 UNFINISHED MURAL JUST LIKE THAT SUNNING MODEL CONGRESS ART DEPARTMENT GANG'S ALL HERE FUTURE ATTRACTIONS SKILLED HANDS HERE IT COMES! BEHIND THE SCENES D. A. R. GIRL Class Artists SYLVIO DE ROUIN JEAN VOELKER Prettiest ISABEL TOBIN Handsomest THOMAS SAWYER Most Typical PATRICIA GALVIN ROBT VAN BROOKLYN Most Popular GLADYS HOLUBESKO HENRY BRENNER Best Actress JACQUELINE MARCHAND Best Actor KENNETH SHELLEY 78 Best Athletes ROBT WALSH JANET FOLLETT Friendliest MARTIN ROSENTHAL ELAINE KEENAN Jfavo rites Best Dancers IRENE PICARD HENRY BRENNER 79 Wittiest Boy CHARLES LEDUC Wittiest Girl SHIRLEY GLOD KNIGHTS SETTING OUT The Juniors are represented by the Knight setting out to prove himself worthy of the more serious responsibilities he will assume as a Senior and member of the 1952 graduating class. ROOM 1 Top row-H. Bateman, N. Benoit, L. Berthod, J. Belknap, R Bliss, D. Baldelli, R. Bateman, J. Bradley, G. Armstrong. Second row—R. Anderson, J. Belhumeur, R. Aldrich, E. Be beau, J. Aubuchon, J. Arel, M. Barry, J. Barry, G. Bertini, O. Bibeault. First row—G. Beauchemin, C. Benvenuti, R. Ansay, J. Belliveau, S. Brousseau, A. Bourasso, J. Bardell, B. Brady. L. Bourassa, D. Abrants. RO ROOM 2 Top row D Bureau. E. De«rosiers, R. Campbell Third row— J. Dalti, J. Cimerol D. Denoyelle, E. Camara, J. Bulleit, E. Casavant, L. Choiniere. B. Costello, E. Danis. Second row P. Caleshu, L. Chabot. G Carignan, P. Cormier, N. DeStefani, J. Danis, J. Butera, N. Deziel, E. Dilloyen, A. Cimerol. First row M. Carrignan C. Brassard. J. Dionep C. Condon. L. Desjardins, S. Castleman, R. Burgess, C. Cote, L. Capeau. ROOM 8 Top row i. Du char me, R. Guertin, G. Gardner, D. DiSpirito, R. Dufresne, E. Glode, L. Hashway, F. Fontaine, R. Forest, W. Dumais. Second row-E. Haggerty, D. Forestal, C. Durand, F. Fontaine, M. Godin, J. Hetu, C. Goulet, K. Gross, E. Howard, R. Fanning. First row B. Dubois, C. Gauthier, H. Grivers. M. Egan, P Hogan. J. Girard, B. Phaneuf, R. Galkin, K. Gagnon. 81 ROOM 9 Top row—C. leduc, D. Longtin, D. laRoche, P. Kurczy, R. LaFerriere, L. Lacroix. Second row-L. Landry, R. Kaupp, J. Manocchio, R. Koury, C. Kusnarowis, J. Lafaille, J. Ledoux, R. Kolaczkowski. R. Lemieux. First row-D. Maguire, M. Lussier, S. Kane, C. Lesperance, C. Lemieux, N. Maculan, D. Keenan, M. Johnson, J. Lizotte. ROOM 24 Top row—J. O'Brien, J. Negri, A. Papaionnou, R. Newlander. Second row J. Pelletier, J. Murray, R. Parenteau, P. Nespolo, N. Mencarini, G. Mazzarella, P. Moreau, R. Palreiro. Third row-J. Minot, B. McBride, M. Moussette, S. Masse, P. Morin, T. Michaud, V. Norek, H. Murphy, B. Newlander, M. Mellor. 82 ROOM 25 Top row G. Phaneuf, T. Shunney, R. Roberge, R. Santucci, R. Sherman. Second row J. Sherman, R. Pouliot, A. Rivard, C. Renaud, K. Reynolds, L. Schuster, I. Scott, W. Rowe. Third row—J. Russell, J. Proulx, P. Proulx, L. Robinson, D. Shipola, H. Perron, B. Shorr, G. Ross. ROOM 27 Top row-J. Smith, P. Theroux, J. Swiech, A. Wiard, E. Turcotte, T. Widor. Second row-W. Tokarczyk, E. Sweeney, P. Vaudrin, L. Wegimont, A. Simoneau, C. Virgilio, R. Tenori, D. Ventre. R. Simard. First row-J. Tarvis, M. Smith, K. Smith, N. Tarvis, D. Zanella, S. Ventre, K. Talabac, S. Tetreault, M. Valente, F. Steiner. 83 iFiTHlmunt 'PAGES'' Like the lowly page in King Arthur s Court, the freshman is the worker behind the scenes. But with perseverance and hard work he will eventually have a chance to prove himself worthy to be a Knight. ROOM 4 Top row-M. Baram, C. Adams, L. Belisle, R. Archambault, G. Allard, R. Backes, R. Bergeron, R. Bourget, R. Bibeault, J. Bileau. Second row—J. Allam, C. Belba, E. Bourassa, C. Beliveo, A. Beaubien, L. Bacon, A. Belisle, S. Bliss. A. Andry, R. Berard. First row—A. Allard, S. Anderson, M. Blanchard, C. Blanchard, P. Bilodiau, M. Boosquet. B Biagetti, A. Backes, M. Barker, A. Beauchesne, I. Bonollo. 84 ROOM 5 Top row R. Conti, R. Bruni, A. Cornell, R. Charbonneau, R. Comeau, P. Cote, R. Canzano, J. Campbell, R. Carlson. Second row—G. Brown, L. Brunetti, A. Costello, V. Breault, D. Brackett, G. Canzano, C. Comire, R. Cote, D. Carriere, N. Caleshu. First row C. Brunelle, P. Carolo, C. Cadoret, C. Corriveau, E. Cabana, F. Brissett, M. Bracci, H. Carrignan, E. Coccoli, J. Ca don. ROOM 6 Top row P. Crepeau, D. Dexter, W. Dolishny, H. Demaire, W. Degnan, N. Couture. Second row—E. Doura, W. Darcey, G. DeStefano, J. Dobrwada, S. Dube, L. Crete, N. Demuse, R. Dionne, M. DiNunzio. Third row—C. Crepeau, A. Delasanta, M. J. Danis, R. Davis, V. Daigle, N. Cottle, E. Deconing, G. Di Cesare, C. Decelles, L. Desaulniers. 85 ROOM 7 Top row—R. Grover, V. Gignac, J. Gemski, C. Dymon, N. Gouin, L. Gaboury, M. Glatki, N. Gill, J. Gloria. Second row—R. Fontaine, C. Farrell, J. Dumas, P. Guertin, D. Goulet, M. Durand, S. Garceau, B. Greenlund, M. Gaouette C. Gresko. First row—F. Faneuf, M. Greenberg, J. Dufresne, B. Franks, O. Gemski, D. Dumas, V. Galipeau, J. Gaiga, C. Duhamel. ROOM 14 Top row—R. Hebert, C. Hart, E. LaRocHe, N. Haddad, G. larochelle, G. LaSalle, W. Larder, M. Lambert, T. Kerrigan W. Keefe, S. Hagiperos, W. L'Etoile, A. Lariviere. Second row—D. Hodgson, P. Landry, P. Kelly, P. Jacob, J. Howard, G. Houle, J. Hopkins, C. Lamarre, R. Haggerty. First row—B. Koger, S. Laflamme, S. Hudson, C. Heroux, D. Lapierre, J. Kenyon, P. Kolisnyk, J. irons, C. Jolicoeur M. Kogut. 86 ROOM 15 Top row-M. Marquis, E. lemay, M. Martin, E. Marchand. C. Malito, R. Martin, L. lizotte, G. Lavigne, R. Lefebvre, E. MarraH. Second row R Lataille, E. Marrier, W. Maloney, A. Mencarini, L. L'Heureux, L. Marceau, M. Lavallee, M. R. LaRose, V. Lupu, R. Lauzon. First row-G. Lesiak, L. Lavallee, J. Manderville, S. Lussier, J. Ledoux, G. Manderville, J. Latraverse, C. Lipsky, A. Mahony, D. Lataille. ROOM 16 Top row-E. Parent, G. Ondis, R. J. Morin, F. Morrissette, J. Pacheco, 0. Paulhus, R. Neri, E. Petit, R. Morin, S. Panu, G. Orazi, J. Notarangelo. Second row-A. Perrico, J. Ough, D. Mosley, A. Page, J. Perry, C. O'Brien, M. Mostecki, V. Payne, B. Pickering, T. Pereira. First row-M. Paolilli, P. Nadeau, R. Oliver, E. Palazini, N. Milliman, L. McNabb, B. Nunlist, D. Nunes, G. Morin. 87 ROOM 17 Left to Right: Top row W. Sawyer, J. Scaramella, P. Samek, G. Scanlon, F Saracina, W. Robitaille, T. Scanlon, P. Pryha.'ski, R. Reilly. Second row R Richards, H. Rabidoux, C. Rusk, C. Rousseau, P. Savard, A. Savage, G. Sederback, R. Rousseau. First row—L. Pierannunzi, B. Savoie, L. Shipala, V. Sculley, G. Remillard, L. Riley, C. Ramella, B. Romeiro. ROOM 26 Top row—R. Vanhouwe, H. Wasserman, R. Tanguay, R. Turgeon, W. Somers, R. Triano, R. Theroux. Second row—W. Smith, J. Trepanier, J. Viana, R. Simonini, C. Westphal, M. Ysebaert, F. Tarvis, C. Worrall, M. Szczengor. First row—I. Tylutki, S. Therien, M. Suffoleto, L. Vincent, C. Tarmey, D. Turcotte, A. Sovokoty, J. Smith, C. Viotto, B. Sutherland. 88 t u br n1 Dirrrlnru SENIORS Adams, Shirley 283 Mowry St. Adams, Tommy 57 Phoebe St. Andrade, Rose 193 River St. Barry, Theodore 26 Ives St. Basquin, Sylvia 108 Roberta Ave. Beckwith, Ruth 26 Paradis Ave. Berard, Wilfred Cross Rd., No. Smithfield Bibeaulf, Ronald 94 Second Ave. 8iteau, Robert 124 Jeffers St. Booth, Donald 1 Endicott St. Bouchard, James 555 Willow St. Brenner, Henry 718 Harris Ave. Brochu, Ronald 122 Morin Heights Bruneau, Donald 546 Grove St. Burgess, Beverly 148 Nursery Ave. Cadoret, Arthur 86 Bellingham St. Calascibetta, Julia 75 Sixth Ave. Calhoun. Betty 50 Fifth Ave. Camara, Raymond 38 Main St., Forestdale Carr, Donald 33 Rebekah St. Carrier, Madeleine 667 Grove St. Charrette, Normand 17 Girard St. Chyko, Thomas 24 Lapham Ct. Clark, Rodney 48 Union St. Condon, Jean 224 Transit St. Costa, Dolores 449 South Main St. Cote, Arthur 402 Rathbun St. Couture, Joseph RFD No. 2 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Couture, Lucille RFD No. 2 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Crisafulli, Lucille 63 Watson St. Cullerton, Sheila 256 Front St. Custer, Helen 196 Newland Ave. Custer, John 105 Congress St. Dalasta, Nancy 101 St. Louis Ave. Darling, Walter 23 Paradis Ave. DeGagne, Regent 586 Park Ave. DeRouin, Sylvio 446 East School St. DesBiens, Robert 449 Willow St. Desilets, Claire 53 Fairfield St. DiCandia, Joan 223 Elmore St. Diohep, Joseph 481 Grove St. DiPardo, Giovanna 309 High St. Donaldson, Helen 39 Main St., Forestdale Donaldson, Mildreo 39 Main St., Forestdale Drolet, Jeannine 95 Orchard St. Duffy, Robert 334 Eighth Ave. Dumaine, Joyce 61 Spring St., Manville Dunn, Eleanor 156 North Main St. Duplessis, Raymond 206 St. Barnabee St. Dutremble, Pauline 73 Kendrick Ave. Eastberg, John 27 Alice Ave. Egan, James 282 Ward St. Ferguson, Mary 27 Pearl St. Ferreira, Clarice 128 North Main St. Ferrelli, Gloria 5 John St. Filion, Barbara Iron Mine Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Folletf, Janet RFD, Woon. Hill Rd. Foresti, Gildo 537 Diamond Hill Rd. Fournier, Lucille 99 Cumberland St. Fox, Isabelle 44 Bennett St. Fullam, Mark 65 Farm St. Galvin, Patricia 47 Phoebe St. Gardella, Eleanor 19 Spring St. Gaulin, Jeannine Victory Highway, Forestdale Gcsualdi, Frank 89 Green St. Gilmore, Beverly 194 Church St. Glod, Shirley 35 Fifth Ave. Gloria, Aurora 53 Lincoln St. Guilbert, Roger 301 Robinson St. Haczynski, Edward 79 Cross St. Haddad, Helen 421 Diamond Hill Rd. Hand, Lucille 27 First Ave. Hebert, Lucille 53 Flora Ave. Hebert, Rene 499 Willow St. Holubes' o, Gladys 163 Railroad St. Hoyt, Robert 214 Winthrop St. Hughes, Lawrence 673 Third Ave. Hunt, Beverly 9 New St. Ide, James 169 Farm St. Jalowy, Joseph 309 Second Ave. Jarosz, Marjorie 126 Maple St. Kane, William 418 Winter St. Katz, Lawrence 121 Highland St. Keenan, Elaine 375 Rhodes Ave. Kendzierski, Doris 157 Arnold St. Kenyon, Eleanor Pond Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Kilcline, Donald 569 Gaskill St. Kolarik, Stephen 108 Church St. Koury, Leo 268 Cottage St. Kusnarowicz, Walter 218 Jillson Ave. laferriere, Bruce 1408 Mendon Rd. Laflamme, John 83 Elmore St. Lafleur, Lionel 494 Grove St. Lafleur, Richard 3 Canal St., No. Smithfield Lamoureux, Donald 216 Grand St. Landry, Leroy 12 Morin Heights Lavoie, Isabel 337 Third Ave. Lebeau, Ronald 569 Park Ave. Leduc, Charles 94 St. Marcel St. Lemoine, Constance 139 Maple St. Lizotte, Andre 451 Willow St. Lucier, Shirley 265 Cass Ave. Macomber, Joseph 75 Oak St. Malfait, Jacqueline Louisquisset Pike, No. Smithfield Marchand, Jacqueline 325 South Main St. Marcinkiewicz, Lucien 51 Cato St. Marcotte, Anthony 136 Park Place Mariani, Margaret 324 Rhode Island Ave. Mason, Joseph, Jr. 52 Avenue B McGee, Lucille 28 West School St. McLaughlin, Ann 416 Second Ave. Millotte, Arlene 37 Mechanics Ave. Minot, Raymond E., Jr. 208 Coe St. Moon, Madeline 212 Mason St. Moran, Mary Barbara 161 Cato St. Mousseau, Lorraine, 5 Laurel St. 89 Mucciarone, Jeanne 379 East School St. Nacu, Traian 367 Summer St. Nason, John 14 Transit St. Niedzwiadek, Frederick 108 First Ave. Norek, Joan 95 Water St. Norek, Lois 95 Water St. O'Coin, William, Jr. 67 Gaulin Ave. O'Shea, Edward 33 Guilbert Ave. Patrice, Roger 200 Washington St. Pelletier, Roger 231 Bernice Ave. Peloqoin, Lorraine 60 Morin Heights Penhallow, William 346 Harris Ave. Perry, Franc s 17 Bradford St. Picard, Irene 132 First Ave. Picchioni, Victoria 253 St. Louis Ave. Pierson, Raymond 18 Cross St., Manville Plays, George 95 Huntington Ave. Randall, Donald 355 Providence St. Recorvits. Helen 82 Main St., Manville Renaud, Laurent 65 Bellingham St. Roberts, Paul 4 Center St. Rominyk, Leah 156 West School St. Rosenthal, Martin 442 Prospect St. Rouette, Muriel 250 Transit St. Rousselle, Lorraine 48 Bentley St. Ryan, John 425 Jillson Ave. St. George, Simone 47 Norman St. St. Pere, Barbara 81 Grand St. Sandberg, Florence 65 Hill View Ave., No. Smithfield Savard, Wilfred 368 East School St. Sawyer, Thomas Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Sculley, Helen 195 Hemond Ave. Serafin, Michael 58 Second Ave. Shelley, Kenneth, Jr. 46 Spring St. Skalubinski, John 79 Asylum St. Smith, William 220 Chestnut St. Sood, Helen 217 Grand St. Stybors i, Joan 58 Oakley Rd. Sutherland, Dorothy 73 Conrad St. Sweeney, John 34 Smith St. Therien, Alderic 505 Grove St. Tobin, Isabel 35 Smithfield Rd. Tryhubczak, Jane 151 Cato St. Vadeboncoeur, Janine 102 Park Place Vadenais, Jeannine 1041 Park Place Van Brocklyn, Robert 351 Bernon St. Vetri, Dino 349 South Main St. Virgilio, Michael 34 Cranston St. Voelker, Jean 222 Gaskill St. Voisinet, Lucille 820 Cass Ave. Wallen, Joyce 418 Coe St. Walsh, Robert 133 River St. Ward. Robert 35 Washington St. Welles, Joan 26 Summit Ave., No. Smithfield Wrenn, Theodore 76 Fairfield Ave. Zifcak, Robert 100 Arnold St. JUNIORS Abrants, Doris Branch Village, No. Smithfield Allen, Gloria Smithfield Rd. Arel, Jeannine 24 Victor St. Aubuchon, June 389 Voss St. Batdelli, Daniel 361 Dewey St. Bardell, Janet 54 Collins St. Barry, Constance 26 Ives St. Barry, Jeannette 490 Clinton St. Barry, Madeleine 100 Arnold St. Bateman, Harold 1394 Old River Rd., Manville Bateman, Ronald 40 Manville Ave., Manville Beauchemin, Gertrude 230 Robinson St. Bebeau, Eugene 42 Edmund St. Belhumeur, Jean 30 Welles St. Belknap, James 153 Crawford St. Bolliveau, Jeannette 55 Division St. Benvcnuti, Carole 116 East Orchard St. Benoit, Normand 493 Bernon St. Berihod. Louis 20 Cold Spring Place Bertini, Gloria 51 Read Ave. Bibeault, Oscar 94 Williams St. Bliss, Richard 243 Front St. Bourassa, Lucy 457 Front St. Bradley, Joseph 54 Bentley St. Brady, Betty Woon. Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Brassard, Claire 24 Hope St. Brcchu, Muriel 79 Mason St. Broussrau, Shirley 303 Park Ave. Bulleit, James 35 Lefrancois Blvd. Burgess. Ruth 148 Nursery Ave. Buteau, Donald 227 Grove St. Butera, Josephine 36 Warwick St. Caleshu, Peter 511 Pond St. Cama a, Edwin 38 Main St., Forestdale Campbell, Robert 626 Fifth Ave. Capeau, Lucille 178 Carrington Ave. Carignan, Gerald 795 Harris Ave. Carrier , Raymond 50 Carriere Ave. Carrigan, Mary Lou 85 Fountain St. Casavant, Edward 48 Ward St. Castello. Robert 87 Chestnut St., Manville Castleman, Sandra 429 Carrington Ave. Chabot, Leo 290 Nursery Ave. Chasse, Gerald 466 Logee St. Choiniere, Lionel 83 East St. Cimerol, Alfred 84 P rk Place Cimerol, Joseph 36 Napoleon St. Clouette, Greta 499 Willow St. Condon, Carol 224 Transit St. Cormier, Paulette 150 Carnation St. Cote, Claire 82 Park Place Dalti, James 213 Hemond Ave. Danis, Edward 252 Third Ave. Danis, Joan 252 Third Ave. Dansereau, Edgar 34 Eighth Ave. Denoyelle, Richard 15 Alice Ave. Desjardins, Elizabeth RFD No. 2, No. Smithfield Des osiers, Edgar 15 Page St. DeStefani, Nancy 49 Warwick St. Dilloyen, Elaine 74 Hollis St. Diohep, Jane 120 Kennedy St. DiSpirito, Donald 516 Providence St. 9C Dubois, Bernadette Black Plain Rd., No. Smithfield Moulico, Ernest Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Ducharmc, Alfred 142 East School St. Moussette, Muriel 75 Mill St. Dufresne, Raymond 52 Lafayette St. Murphy, Helen 589 South Main St. Dumais, William 294 Mason St. Murray, James 616 Fifth Ave. Durand, Claire 216 Dulude Ave. Negri, James 110 Willow St. Egan, Mary 282 Ward St. Nespolo, Paul 35 Bradley St. Faneuf, Barba a Victory Highway, Slatersville Newlander, Beverly 209 Eighth Ave. Fanning, Ross 112 Earle St. Newlander, Robert 209 Eighth Ave Fontaine, Frances 126 Hamlet Ave. Norek, Veronica 558 River St. Fontame, Francis 63 Fountain St. Orloivsky, Natalie 147 River St. Forest, Roger 117 Mowry St. Palreiro, Richard 56 Social St. Fores al, Daniel 232 Willow St Papaioannou, Alex 148 Cato St. Galkin. Rhoda 1140 Park Ave Parenteau, Rene 84 St. Leon Ave. Gardiner, George 44 Carnation St. Pelletier, John 163 Greene St. Gardner, Donald Grange Rd., No. Smithfield Perron, Helene 38 Reed Ave. Gauthier, Constance 36 Cleve'and St. Phaneuf, Gerald 357 Burnside Ave. Girard, Joan 117 Cottage St Pomfret, Judith 37 Woodland Rd. Glode, Emile 349 Pond St. Renaud, Camilla 213 Grand St. Godin, Muriel 208 Front St. Rivard, Andre 37 Estes St. Goulet, Constance 94 Morin Heights Roberge, Raymond 754 Park Ave. Grivers, Ann 451 Pond St. Robinson, Lorraine 59 Fairlawn Ave. Gross, Katherine 213 High St. Ross, Gail 144 Elmore St. Guertin, Robert 897 Park Ave. Rowe, Warren 64 Coe St. Haggerty, Edward 195 Third Ave Russell, Judith 186 Fourth Ave. Hashway, Louis 383 Diamond Hill Rd Santucci, Robert 95 Vine St. Hetu, Jacqueline 261 Elm St Schuster, Lesley 655 Providence St. Hogan, Patricia 180 Cooper Ave. Scott, Irving 38 Rockland Ave. Howard, Ernest RFD No. 2, Woonsocket, R. 1. Sherman, Joseph 423 Willow St. Johnson, Marilyn 246 Eighth Ave. Sherman, Richard 331 Mowry St. Kane, Shirley 242 Fourth Ave Shipala, Dorothy 182 Arnold St. Kaupp, Fiorina 133 So. Main St. Shorr, Beverly 161 Elmore St. Keenan, Dorothy 845 River St. Shunney, Thomas 137 Arnold St. Kolaczkowski, Richard 58 Fourth Ave. Simard, Raymond 495 Park Ave. Koury, Rose 268 Cottage St. Simoneau, Antoinette 127 Gaulin Ave. Kurezy, Peter 99 First Ave. Smith, James 573 Fairmount St. Kusnarowis, Constance 218 Jillson Ave. Smith, Kathleen 408 Willow St. Lacroix, Leonard 35 Robinson St. Smith, Marcia RFD No. 2 No. Smithfield Laferriere, Richard 1408 Mendon Rd Steiner, Janet 147 Rebekah St. Lamy, Francis 174 Coe St Sweeney, Eugene 34 Smith St. laRoche, Donald 147 Lincoln St. Swiech, John 151 Railroad St. Lataille, Jeannette 56 Social St Talabac, Katherine 150 Blackstone St. lavallee, Dolores 217 Jillson Ave. Tarvis, Janice 40 N. Main St., Slatersville ledoux, Jeanne 72 Nursery Ave. Tarvis, Norma 26 Northeast St. Lemieux, Robert 129 Wood Ave Tenori, Ruth No. Main St., Slatersville L'Esperance, Claire 165 Second Ave Tetreault, Shirley 153 Grand St. Lizotte, Jacqueline 41 Congress St. Theroux, Paul 281 Front St. Longtin, Donald 86 Burnside Ave. Tokarczyk, Walter 539 River St. Luckina, Stuart 25 Homestead St. Turcotte, Edgar 480 Elm St. Lussier, Marilyn 51 Harrison Ave. Valente, Magaret Branch Ave., No. Smithfield Maculan, Nancy 893 Diamond Hill Vaudrin, Phyllis 69 Warwick St. Maguire, Dorothy 31 Fairlawn Ave Ventre, Shirley 110 Warwick St. Manocchio, June 523 Ballou St. Virgilio, Carmela 34 Cranston St. Marquis, Barbara 43 Breault Ave. Wegimont, Lucille 25 Merida Ave. Masse, Shirley 212 Arnold St. Wiard, Alfred 354 Cass Ave. Mazzarella, Gerald 112 Lefrancois Blvd. Widor, Thaddeus 134 Olo St. McBride, Barbara 426 Ninth Ave. McClure, Muriel 641 Harris Ave. Mellor, Marjorie 45 Milton Ave., No. Smithfield Michaud, Theresa 14 Transit St., No. Smithfield Minot, Janet 197 Merrimac Rd. Moreau, Donald 63 Morin Heights Morin, Jeannette 730 Third Ave. Morin, Patricia 43 Victor Ave. Morin, Phyllis 178 Harrison Ave. 9t FRESHMEN Adam, Conrad 62 St. Francis St. Allam, James 300 Knight St. Allard, Adrienne 205 Willow St. Allard, Gerald 941 Mendon Rd. Anderson, Shirley 344 Olo St. Aubin, Wilfred 57 Elm St. Andry, Andrew 529 East School St. Backes, Agnes 392 Front St. Baram, Michael 43 Newport St. Barker, Marilyn 665 Third Ave. Bazinet, Shirley 271 Coe St. Beaubien, Antoinette 56 Summit Ave. Beauchcsne, Anita 261 Arnold St. Belba, Charles 361 Diamond Hill Rd. Belisle, Aline 70 West St. Belisle, Lucien 31 Rutland St. Berard, Roger 566 Clinton St. Beliveo, Constance Woonsocket Hill Rd No. Smithfield Biagetti, Beverly 260 Railroad St., Manvillc Bibeault, Robert 94 Second Ave. Bileau, Jean 238 Morin Heights Bilodeau, Pauline 508 Clinton St. Blanchard, Claudette 569 Robinson St. Blanchard, Margaret 40 Olo St. Bliss, Shirley 243 Front St. Bonollo, Lorraine 287 Burnside Ave. Bourassa, Elenore 164 Front St. Bousquet, Madeleine Elder Ballou Rd. Bracci, Margaret 12 Buxton St. Brackett, Dorothy 675 Third Ave. Breault, Vivian 29 Sayles St. Brissette, Frances 120 East St. Brodeur, Jeannette 656 No. Main St. Brousseau, Janet 303 Park Ave. B.'unelle, Constance 28 Nelson St. Brunetti, Leno 430 Diamond Hill Rd. Brown, George 172 High St. Cabana, Eileen 377 Vose St. Cadieux, Rita 8 Chester St. Cadorct, Claire 251 Bailey St. Ceientano, Ralph 578 Clinton St. Caleshu, Nicholas 511 Pond St. Campbell, John 626 Fifth Ave. Canzano, Gloria 99 Fountain St. Canzano, Richard 2330 Diamond Hill Rd. Cardon, Jeanne 64 Maple St. Ca.ignan, Harriette 24 Carrington Ave. Carlson, Robert 621 Providence St. Carolo, Pauline 634 Wood Ave. Carriere, Doris 50 Carriere Ave. Carriere, Raymond 50 Carriere Ave. Charbonneau, Robert 89 Summit St. Coccoli, Elizabeth 273 Coe St. Collard, Doris 215 Cumberland St. Comeau, Robert 36 Hamilton St. Comire, Constance 604 Blackstone St. Conti, Reno 240 Estes St. Cornell, Albin 574 No. Main St. Corrivcau, Claire 66 Gymnasium St. Costello, Anna Mae 216 Farm St. Cote, Paul 57 Wilson Ave. Cote, Rachel 1239 Manville Rd. Crepeau, Claire 56 Arnold St. Crepeau, Paul 34 Asylum St. Crete, Louise 409 Wood Ave. Couture, Norman RFD No. 2 Greenville Rd. No. Smithfield Danis, Mary Jane 252 Third Ave. Darcey, William 200 Ballou St. Davis. Ruth Old Great Rd., Slatersville Dccellcs, Claudette 103 Bellingham St. DeCcsare, Gloria 267 Paradis Ave. Dcconing, Eileen 176 Talcott St. Dcgnan, William 620 Providence St. DePedro, Robert 598 No. Main St. Delasanta, Attilia 357 Burnside Ave. Demaire. Henry 120 Lucille St. Demuse, Nancy 807 Front St. Desaulniers, Lillian 100 Blakely St. Dcsaulniers, Rita 592 Clinton St. De Stefano, Gloria 101 Newport Ave. Dexter, David 67 Oakton St. Di Nunzio, Mario J60 Diamond Hill Rd. Dionne, Robert 175 Second Ave. Dobrwado, Jane 546 River St. Dolishny, Wasyl 163 Daniels St. Doura, Edward 455 Wood Ave. Durr.as, James 2496 Diamond Hill Rd. Dowling, Judith 96 Newport St. Dube, Simone 629 Clinton St. Dufrcsne, Jeannette 157 West St. Duhamel, Constance 150 Hemond Ave. Dymon, Chester 447 Mason St. Faneuf, Frances Victory Highway, Slatersville Farrell, Charles 642 Diamond Hill Rd. Fontaine, Richard 63 Fountain St. Franks, Barbara 183 Elmore St. Fugere, Vivian 64 Berkshire Drive, Albion Gaboury, Lawrence 266 First Ave. Gaiga, Joyce 172 Progresso Ave. Gaouette, Muriel Williams St., No. Smithfield Ga'czau, Suzanne 569 Robinson St. Gerr.s i, John 318 Pond St. Gerrski, Olga 359 Gaskill $t Gignac, Oscar 22 Clark Court Gill, Normand 190 Morin Heights Gouin, Normand 105 Summer St., Manville Goulet, Dolores 101 River St. Greenberg, Marcia 161 Maple St. Greenland, Barbara 406 Ninth Ave. Gres o, Charles 60 Center St. Guertin, Phyllis 560 Winter St. Haddad, Nicholas 421 Diamond Hill Rd. Haggerty, Robert 157 Sixth Ave. Hagiperos, Stelios 56 Social St. Hart, Charles Greenville Rd. Hebert, Robert 464 Second Ave. Henry, Lucien 80 Railroad St., Manville Henry, Marguerite 80 Railroad St., Manville Heroux, Claire 338 Robinson St. Hodgson, Dean 61 Church St. Hopkins, Joan 163 Morin Heights Houle, Gloria 78 Railroad St., Manville Howard, Joan 103 Bellingham St. 92 Hudson, Susan 282 Gaskill St. Irons, Jacqueline 70 Division St. Jacob, Pearl 288 Seventh Ave. Jolicoeur, Claire 37 Mechanics Ave. Keefe. William 100 Arnold St. Kelly, Patricia 102 Sycamore St. Koger, Barbara 106 Morin Heights Kolisnyk, Patricia 80 Huntington Ave. Kogut, Marie 350 Willow St. LaFlamme, Shirley 83 Elmore St. Lambert, Maurice 119 Dana St. Landry, Pauline 12 Morin Heights Lariviere, Albert 246 Providence St. LaRoche, Edgar 476 Ballou St. larochelle, Omer 76 Prospect St. L'Etoile, William 351 East School St. LaRose, Rosalie 900 Park Ave. Lafaille, Doris 5 Hope St. Lataille, Robert 56 Social St. Latraverse, Jacqueline 48 Morin Heights Lauzon, Pierre 164 Cote Ave. Lavallee, Lorraine 169 Burns-de Ave. Lavallee. Muriel 99 Hebert Ave. Lavigne, Gerard 30 Ethel St. Ledoux, Jeannine 248 Providence St. Lcdoux, Roger 248 Providence St. Lefebvre, Richard 235 Sixth Ave. Le May, Ernest 103 St. Agnes Ave. Lesiak, Genevieve 91 Chestnut St., Manville L'Heureux, Lillian 30 Main St., Manville lipsky, Carol 503 Front St. Lizotte, Lawrence 582 Blackstone St. Lussier, Sylvia 52 Hemond Ave. Lupu, Vanghel 47 Chester St. Mahoney, Anne 16 Burt's Lane Maloney, William 494 Grove St. Mandcville, Jacqueline 570 Privilege St. Ma c?au, Lucille Old Great Rd., Forestdale Ma.'chand, Edward 67 Denby St. Marier, Edward 59 Cady St. Marquis, Marcel 396 Privilege St. Mar rah, Edwin 108 Park Ave. Martin, Edmond 336 Front St. Martin, Thomas 29 Rockland Ave. Mosley, Dorothy 258 High St. Masse, Normand 76 West Park Place McNabb, Lois 226 St. Louis St Millirr.an, Nancy 261 Morin Heights Morin, Raymond 115 Collins St. Morin, Robert J. 105 Arnold St. Morin, Robert 40 Rocdand Ave. Morin, Georgianna 371 Third Ave. Morrissette, Francis 272 Arnold St. Mostccki, Marilyn 50 North Ballou $f. Mowry, Evelyn 686 Cumberland Hill Nadeau, Pauline 87 Cottage St. Narodowy, David 37 Cold Spring Place Neri, Robert 226 Third Ave. Neunlisf, Betty 38 James St. Nofarangelo, John 146 Hope St. Nunes. Dolores 149 Second Ave. O'Brien, Carol 66 Seventh Ave. Oliver, Rosanna 50 Cumberland St. Ondis, Gordon Reservoir Rd., Lincoln O azi, Gino 134 St. Cecile Ave. Ough, Lillian 645 Grove St. Pacheco. Antonio 185 Milton Ave., No. Smithfield Page, Ann 42 Libbeus St. Palazini, Elizabeth 419 Logee St. Panu, Steve 379 East School St. Parent, Eugene 428 Logee St. Paulhus, Donald 200 Fourth Ave. Payne, Violet 48 South St. Pereira, Theresa 95 Piedmont St. Perry, Jane 17 Bradford St. Perrico, Albert 170 River St. Petit, Ernest 135 Winter St. Pickering, Beverly 321 Mowry St. Pierannunzi, Lucia 109 Coe St. Pryha.'sxi, Peter 107 First Ave. Ramella, Constance 307 Cass Ave. Remillard, Germaine 119 East St. Richards, Robert 2086 Mendon Rd. Riley, Lillian 32 Fabien St. Rabidoux, Harvey 134 Olo St. Robifaille, William 137 Arnold St. Rousseau, Claire 478 East School St. Ruse, Claire 144 Woonsocket Hill Rd. Samek, Paul 43 Rhodes Ave. Savard, Pauline 368 East School St. Savoie, Bertha 57 Center St. Sawyer, Walter Greenville, Rd., No. Smithfield Sa. ac na, Frank 576 Grove St. Scanlon, George 550 Winter St. Sea amelia, John 105 Oregon Ave. Scuiley, Virginia 195 Hemond Ave. Sederback, George 20 Eleventh Ave. SSipa'a, Lorraine 182 Arnold St. Smith, Janice RFD No. 2, Woonsocket, R. 1. Smith, Wallace RrD No. 2, Woonsocket, R. 1. Somers, William 104 Morin Heights Sorokoty, Anna 131 Lincoln St. Sutherland, Boverly 73 Conrad St. Szczengor. Michael 110 Lincoln St. Tanguay, Rene 383 Third Ave. Ta mey, Carol Ann 546 N. Main St. Therien, Suzanne 5 Morin Heights Theroux, Roland 137 Fountain St. Trepanier, John 295 Fairmount St. Triano, Raymond 232 Logee St. Turcotte, Doris 141 Olo St. Tylutki, Louise 69 Alic? Avenue Vanhouwe, Roger 764 Elm St. Viena, Joseph 50 Warwick St. Vincent, Lorraine 246 Green St. Viotto, Claudette 415 Cumberland Hill Rd. Wasserman, Herbert 456 Wood Ave. Wcs’phal, Claudette 240 Third Ave. Ysebaert, Muriel McArthur Rd. 93 ®ljf (punter” ibnarb is indebted to MR. DONLON AND FACULTY THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT THE ART DEPARTMENT AND THE WOONSOCKET CALL for photographs Expressions of appreciation are extended, at this same time, to all the advertisers who have so generously purchased advertising space in our 1951 Quiver. The Class of 1951 gratefully acknowledges this financial help and sincerely hopes that members of the class, their parents, relatives, and friends will patronize these advertisers at every opportunity. 94 ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK ■ ■ Realtor — Appraiser Best Wishes ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING WORKS, INC. WOONSOCKET'S GENERAL ELECTRIC HEADQUARTERS Famous for service since 1919 Industrial Service Depts. Home Appliances Dept. 193 Railroad St. - Tel. 3871 Tel. 5050 - 237 Main St. E. L. VAINE JEWELER GORHAM SILVER WOODS ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS HAMILTON WATCHES 260 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of the A. P. FOOD STORES Compliments of SADWIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE MAIN AND COURT STREETS WOONSOCKET, R. I. FRANK KEARNS AUTO SUPPLY THEROUX BROTHERS, INC. MACHINE SHOP SERVICE TRUCKING 100 Bernon Street FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket, Rhode Island TONDRE'S FURNITURE TELEVISION MAIN STREET FORESTDALE, R. I. Office Telephones 6558 — 6559 Compliments of Compliments of ABRAHAM E. GOLDSTEIN, INC. PAPER MERCHANTS 1 59 Singleton Street Woonsocket, R. I. COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 2634 Compliments of FALLS YARN MILLS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '51 KAY JEWELRY CO 49 MAIN STREET V Vi V-V V V -! y Vj.' 0‘ C‘“I 96 Tel. Canal 5450 Michael J. Bowen, Pres. FOR BETTER SERVICE AND MORE COMFORT It's BOWEN BUS LINES, INCORPORATED WOONSOCKET BUS PARTIES ANYWHERE CONSUMERS COAL CO., INC. Millville, Massachusetts Telephone 5460 139 Hamlet Ave. Woonsocket, R. 1. LOUIS FASHION SHOP LEE'S PHARMACY 151 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET FRANCIS R. PERRY, '51. Compliments of PINAULT HARDWARE CO. 2ND WARD FRANCO-AMERICAN CLUB Dealers in HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, CORDAGE 153 SAYLES STREET AND TOOLS - WALLPAPER, SAPOLIN WOONSOCKET, R. 1. PAINTS, ETC. 584 Social St. Tel. 2283 - 2284 Compliments of Mrs. Marie Jeanne Laferriere Compliments of Egidio D. Pardo Sons Dressmaker Town Talk Restaurant Flowers From 6 Monument Square Opposite Stadium Theater Clayton Parkinson Mendon, Mass. Tel. Milford 61 Daily Delivery 97 Fontana's Flowers Lew Brown's 306 Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Flowers for All Occasions Opp. Post Office Tel. 462 Fine Men's Shoes at Proven Savings Cato St. Opposite Post Office Hillcrest Compliments of Quaker Highway Slatersville, R. 1. Goldfine Jewelers 279 Main St. — Next to The Bijou Wrona Jewelers Fortin's Tire Service Home Appliance Certified Watchmakers 1-21 Pond Street 7 Monument Sq. Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Deslaurier's Bakery Barney's Men's and Boys' Wear 23 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island New England Coal Co., Inc. Call 1500 or Visit Our Showroom 632 River St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Shirley's Dress Shop See You At Blackstone Dye Works, Inc. Beau May Diner Telephone 2533 Home of Home-Cooked Food Allen Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Gene King's Orchestra DesRochers and Brunelle Pharmacy H. J. BRUNELLE, Prop. 3 Cumberland St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 7139 Richard's Jewelry James P. O'Brien, M. D. 52 North Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of WOONSOCKET FALLS MILL Compliments of GUILLAUME L. PARENT Mayor Compliments of VERDUN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. THE A R G O N N E WORSTED Manufacturers of WORSTED CLOTH 99 UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY SERVING THROUGH SCIENCE BROWN S SUPER REXALL DRUG STORE Always the Most Popular Rendezvous in Town OVER 1,600,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED IN 69 YEARS If It's From Brown's It Has To Be Right! JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 Main Street LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 144 Court Street Tel. 3596 Woonsocket, R. I. WOONSOCKET SPINNING COMPANY, INC. WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 100 Allied 5c to $1.00 Store 509 Social St., Woonsocket, R. I. GEORGE JALBERT, Prop. Congratulations to all graduates We hope that you will always remember the good times you have had at the. Y DANCES IN THE GYMNASIUM IN THE Y SWIMMING POOL Woonsocket Y. M. C. A. VICTOR H BERGER. General Secretary A Friend Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Custer The Dalpe's Barber Shops Parisian Cleaners, Inc. Valois Market 31 Manville Road Woonsocket. R. I. Good Luck Veteran's Furniture Co. 84 Main St. Manville, R. I. Sincere Good Wishes To ALL THE 1951 GRADUATES Daigneault's Fur Salon Compliments of Dr. Charles C. lanne Plant - 303 Sayles St. Tel. 371-W Lozeau's Oil Service Incorporated Power Burner Sales and Service Fuel Oils — Kerosene and Motor Oil B. S. Electric Auto Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REPAIRS 210 Front St. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of Dr. Archie R. Touchette 2 Monument Sq. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of Room 21 Compliments of Woonsocket Lumber Co., Inc. 58 Rivulet St. Woonsocket, R. I. Dr. A. Garneau — Optometrist 600 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 101 Compliments of Compliments of CARNEYS INC. JAMES MULLEN CO. 320 MAIN STREET 74.76 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 505-513 CLINTON STREET • WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND jjsr r™ZtTS btw ut EvsW f SERVICE SALES C0..INC. tel yfljON5 OCKET ANTHONY F LAWRENCE PRESIDENT - TREASURER ELDORA Y. LAWRENCE SECRETARY “The Store of Friendly Service99 PAINTS • WALLPAPER • HOUSEWARES PITTSBURGH PAINTS KEYSTONE PAINTS WALLPAPER • MILL SUPPLIES • HARDWARE • HOUSEWARE • SPORTING GOODS 102 WOONSOCKET TRUST CO. Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 117 Main St. 521 Social St. Woonsocket, Rhode Island The Home of the Christmas Club Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 ROY T. SHERWOOD Manager Of The P. Q. SHOP AUSTIN H. COOK DAVID TUTTLE ARTHUR B. MERCHANT With R. P. SMITH SON Commercial Building Reliable Insurance — All Kinds Compliments of WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Compliments of WOONSOCKET HOME FURNITURE CO. WRIGHT'S DEPT. STORE THE WAREHOUSE FURNITURE STORE Social Corner NELSON T. WRIGHT, '23 241 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Phone 310 PIERANNUNZI'S SHOE REBUILDING SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP Best Quality Materials Used Once a Trial — Always a Customer ESTABLISHED 1902 Telephones: Res. 69-J Shop 1040 125 Court St. Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone 159 Woonsocket's Largest Union Plant STAR PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL AND MILLWORK 534 Clinton St. Woonsocket, R. I. 103 The World's Best Furniture Trahan Furniture Co. Gardella's Wholesale Norge Products and Dickson Ranges Your Home Should Come First 168 Cumberland St. Tel. 5086 Woon., R. 1. JOHN JANNITTO, Prop. High Street Food Market Henry Bousquet 1 54 High Street Dealer In Woonsocket, R. 1. Coal and Wood — Range and Fuel Oil Willow Street Shoe Repairing Compliments of J. VERONEAU, Prop. A Friend Fairmount Dairy Compliments of 545 Front Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Richard H. Dowling, M. D. Elwinn Shoe Shop Rooms 39-40, Commercial Bldg. 99 Main Street Cadoret Brothers Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 507 Social St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Bill's Market Tolia's 259 Willow Street Tel. 4360 Gus and Tony's Barber Shop 31 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Bliss Press PRINTERS 269 High St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Telephone 3732 Blackstone Potato Chip Co. William Maroni 43 Main St. Blackstone, Mass. Construction Excavation Canal 582 Providence, Rhode Island 104 CITY DAIR PAUL DUMONTIER, Prop. ■i . : :r! . .: ''rfr. ‘ s rfrrr. y 'Vr Vr 105 Trains for Jobs Higher I p II is more than a coincidence that so many of the top secretarial posts are held by Gihbfl graduates. They are specially trained for snch jobs. One and Two Year Courses. Vi rite Enrollment Committee today for booklet. “Gibbs Girls at Work.” which tells about attractive joh opportunities. KATHAIUNE GIHHS SCHOOL ■■«� ««■« 155 ANGELL STREET • PROVIDENCE Other Gibbt School, In New York. Kn.ton. Chicago, and Montclair. N. J WOONSOCKET AUTOMOBILE DEALER S ASSOCIATION CUSTER MOTOR SALES, 330 SOCIAL ST. DOYLE MOTORS, INC., POND ST. JONES MOTOR CO., 11 FRONT ST. LECLAIRE MONTY, INC., 372 SOCIAL ST. MACK-BUICK, INC., 200 SOCIAL ST. MARCOUX BROS., INC., 177 SOCIAL ST. NATIONAL MOTOR SALES, 45 SOCIAL ST. PEPIN MOTORS, 647 SOCIAL STREET CHESTER K. ROBERTS, INC., 63 HAMLET AVE. SENN MOTOR CO., 103 NORTH MAIN ST. WARD MOTORS, 28 SOCIAL ST. WILLYS OF WOONSOCKET, 85 FRONT ST. WOOD AVE. MOTOR SALES, 634 WOOD AVE. WOONSOCKET NASH CO., 315 SOCIAL ST. HUDSON DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH STUDEBAKER BUICK CHEVROLET FORD DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH MERCURY AND LINCOLN PONTIAC CADILLAC WILLYS PACKARD AND INTERNATIONAL NASH 106 Meiklejohn Compliments of Music Center Judge Walter H. Sharkey Bill Messere Joe Mousseau Son THE SHOE REBUILDER MEN'S CLOTHING Main Street Tel. 247 Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats. Sportcoats Woonsocket, R. 1. Also Suits Made to Measure Compliments of Compliments of Forestdale Store League of Polish Women Compliments of Compliments of Champ's Diner Lester L. Thomas, O. D. 303 Stadium Bldg. Frank's Market The L. H. Tillinghast Supply Co. MEATS AND GROCERIES PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 21 First Avenue INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Free Deliveries Tel. 3630 115 Railroad St. Woonsocket Neville's Market 150 North Main St. Bernard A. Kilcline Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Custer Motor Sales Co. Edward B. Medoff, M. D. 330 Social Street Authorized Hudson Sales Service Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Spiro Nacu Raymond J. Chartier MEATS GROCERIES 107 T. A. Cloutier Trucking Farm Street Store Woonsocket, Rhode Island Meats, Groceries, and Vegetables General Trucking Contract Wool Hauling Ice Cream and Candy Within R. 1. Within Mass. 222 Farm Street Tel. 3688 Fournier Fournier Compliments of Member of the National Selected Morticians The Bazaar Gift Shop Best Wishes to the Class of '51 Mundy's Greenhouses Mr. Mrs. Slatersville Harvey S. Van Brooklyn, Sr. Rhode Island J. C. Mailloux Sons Dube's Spa Furniture, Floor Covering, Electrical Appliances 603 Clinton Street 804 Park Avenue City Tables, Glass Ware, Chairs, CofFee Urns, Duryea Products, Inc. China, Silverware Woonsocket Restaurant Woonsocket, Rhode Island Supply Co. 241 Social St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 310 John C. Cosseboom Ins. Agency Compliments of W. W. Ingraham — Evelyn S. Cosseboom Downyflake Restaurant 99 Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1. 104 Main Street Compliments of Buddy's Surplus Smith Corset Shops Headquarters for Work Clothes, Work Shoes, Dress Shoes. Camping Equipment 276 Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. 6 Brook Street Mousseau's, Inc. Stephen Petrosky, Inc. 289 Main Street Real Estate Insurance Woonsocket, Rhode Island 285 Main St. Tel. 6014 108 S. S. KRESGE CO. Compliments of RED FRONT GREEN FRONT MASON - PRESTON COMPANY, INC. STATIONERS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS GREETING CARDS 243 M:in Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Best Wishes MOWRY JEWELRY 10 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island (Opposite Depot) Best Wishes To The Class Of 1951 Y. W. C. A. 380 Blackstone Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 109 PULASKI CITIZENS CLUB 33-35 Arnold Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. Hancock 6-4026 Tel. 3570 LAPORTE'S TRANSPORTATION CO. FRED LAPORTE, Prop. Main Office: Rear 785 River St., Woonsocket BOSTON PROVIDENCE WOONSOCKET Compliments of CARNEY'S, INC. 320 Main St., Opp. Post Office Woonsocket's Largest Furniture Store Woonsocket, Rhode Island LAFAYETTE WORSTED SPINNING CO. 'rr yri i' BATCHELOR'S ARTHUR 1. DARMAN COMPANY, INC. BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Darman Building 80 River Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. 4010 - 4011 Compliments of GUERIN MILLS, INC. THE MILK CAN Woonsocket, Rhode Island Louisquisset Pike Lincoln, R. 1. WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES SERVICE, INC. GOODYEAR TIRES C. J. De STEPHANI, M. D. 197 Social Street Phone 4-400 — 4-401 Compliments of A. B. RANKIN SON, INC. NARRAGANSETT KNTG. MILLS, INC. 91 and 95 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 110 BELKNAP TELEVISION LABS 39 UNITY STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND .' WWWWWl c ,c ,= Avedon Compliments of FEMININE FASHIONS Nys Flower Shop Stadium Building 508 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island Mr. Mrs. Angelo DiSpirito Robert's Market Meats Groceries Tel. 2953 621 Social St. Dybala's Spring Bottling Works, Inc. 46 Thomas St. Tel. Woon. 35-W Woonsocket, Rhode Island Makers of Fine Soft Drinks Good—And Good for You Romprey Aubin TIRE SUPPLY CO. 247 So. Main St. Tel. No. 4256 Eddie's Market Gene's Expert Shoe Rebuilding Meats Groceries 259 South Main Street Free Delivery Tel. 1020-J-4 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Fat and Friggy Ulderic Lavergne Choice Meats Groceries Tel. 1252 232 Gaulin Ave. Compliments of Compliments of Hilda's Dance Studio Modern Shoe Store 94 Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Hugo's Market H. COLLAMATTI, Prop. . 480 Diamond Hill Rd., Woonsocket, R. 1. New Shanghai Restaurant American and Chinese Food THOMAS W. W. ARK, Mgr. Daily Specials — Orders Put Up To Take Out 267 Main St. Tel. 1364 Woonsocket, R. 1. Modern Radio and Television Claudia's Beauty Shoppe 26 Cherry Street Monument Square Open from 9 to 9 Telephone 5747 Woonsocket, R. 1. 112 Philip A. Mulvey Co. Chop Sticks Restaurant Paints, Wallpaper, Window Glass, Hardware 40 South Main St. Tel. 1738 Compliments of New York Cleansing Dyeing Co. Robinson's 466-470 Social Street 132 Court Street Tel. 1368 Compliments of Tel. Woon. 5143 New Moon Ice Cream and Restaurant 876 Diamond Hill Road Aram's Furniture Store ARAM L. BELANGER, Prop. Woonsocket's Busiest Furniture Store 28 Arnold Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Joe the Barber Joseph S. Samek 38 Arnold Street CLOVER FARM STORE Telephone 7274 448 River St. Tel. 4811 Albert J. Vanasse Kornstein's Youth Fashion Center Broker, Real Estate and Insurance 99 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. 66 Main Street Telephone 4147 Opposite United Public Market Harvey's Dress, Gown Bridal Shop Mongeau's Shoe Store, Inc. 38 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Shoes For The Entire Family 126 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Best Wishes to '51 Auger's Smart Shop Mr. Mrs. Peter Klekot Everything For Men s Wear 105 Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. Store 3929 Tel. Res. 7165-R Lagace Service Oil Co. Fuel Oils and Automatic Heating 345 No. Main Street H5RVE A. LAGACE, Treas. Carbarn Bowling Alleys 1104 Social Street Tel. 4869 1104 Social Street Tel. 4869 Compliments of CITY LUMBER CO. 333 River Street Tel. 2280 VICTOR H. MONTI, M. D. FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY AT Compliments of LEVERONE'S FRUIT STORE SHORT'S SERVICE STATION 266 Main Street 250 Manville Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. 6144 WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER CO. Success to Class of '51 243 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island GENE'S GROCERIES RENTED - SOLD - REPAIRED 394 Willow Street Telephone 709 GENE GELINAS, Prop. Compliments of Compliments of RICHARD BROTHERS JOSEPH B. McKENNA, M. D. SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 114 CHRISTIANSEN AND COMPANY TEXTILE PROCESSING CORPORATION Compliments of BELL COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND FARMLAND ICE CREAM 104 Lowland Street Woonsocket, R. I. 665 Diamond Hill Road SPRING GROVE SPINNING CO. WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS WOONSOCKET'S ONLY MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 144 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 115 Compliments of Compliments of PETER PAN ICE CREAM COMPANY MASUREL WORSTED MILLS, INC. Res. 1598-W Office 660 Compliments of LEO G. MARQUIS THOMAS J. LALOR, M. D. REAL ESTATE BROKER 239 Third Avenue 2 Monument Sq. Compliments of Compliments of GEORGES GARAGE FRIENDS Louisquisset Pike North Smithfield, R. 1. GEORGES P. MALFAIT, Prop. BOSTON PROVIDENCE WOONSOCKET LI. 2-7008 GA. 1-9073 1000-01-02 LI. 2-7009 DOYLE MOTORS, INC. LEFRANCOIS TRANSFER TEAMING CO. Pond at Snow Street AUlHUKIZbD UUDbt - PLYMOUTH 357 Arnold Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Dodge Job-Rated Truck Dealer Compliments of Compliments of DALE BEVERAGi 500 Pond St. Tel. 95 DR. S. ROBERT SADWIN DENTIST Suite 202-203 Stadium Bldg. BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS and ELECTRIC CO. MILOT BROS. CO. • LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT 9 WALLPAPER Everything To Make A House A Home 217 Social Street 381 -TEL.- 382 MURRAY WORSTED SPINNING CO., INC. •t AMERICAN PAPER TUBE CO. Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes to '51 CHEERLEADERS PT. GLADYS DOTTY HELEN NANCY D. JEAN NANCY M PAT G. ANN IZZY GINGER CARMELA LILLIAN CLAIRE PAT K. Compliments To The Class of '51 (Northern Rhode Island's Greatest Store) BIJOU SAMUEL ' S and NEW PARK THEATRES WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE 1 14 Main Street 118 Congratulations To The Class of 195) HILL COLLEGE Woonsocket, Rhode Island A FRIEND Compliments of Compliments of BOCCE CLUB FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 119 ■� y-W-W- BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, Rhode Island BELISLE BROS. BAKERY Bakers of Fine Bread and Pastry Products WALLACE S. WALSH FLOWERS, INC. WALTER T. WALSH RANDOLPH C. HOLT 281 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Why Buy A Car When You Can Ride In A FAIRMOUNT TAXI? DAURAY BARDSLEY, INC. 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone 2400 or 6000 1 Front Street Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1951 VAN DALE ... PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION 161 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND 121 OLIVER W. FONTAINE ARCHITECT WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 122 R. A. BERGESSON 6- SON, INC. CONTRACTORS 41 BAXTER STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: Woon. 580-W 123 Compliments of KILEY'S, INC. WESTCOTT, SLADE BALCOM CO. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TIMKEN DEALER 95 Empire Street 15 Harris Ave. Tel. Woonsocket, R. 1. 3124-3125 Providence, R. 1. WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS MEMBERS OF THE WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS 1. Lodie Brien 3596 2. Leo Brodeur 5624 3. A. A. Brown 579 4. Thomas Carey, Jr.—18 Monument Square 6100 5. J. C. Cosseboom Agency . 2170 6. Walter T. Doran 282 7. George R. Ethier . 4249 8. E. H. Farland, Inc. . 3113 9. Ernest A. Faubert . 3130-W 10. J. L. Fleurant 515 11. M. Gaulin Son, Inc. 2332 12. George N. Girard . 1798 13. Francis Heslin 4815 14. Houtman Sicotte 4567 15. Keough Pratt, Inc. 438 16. Charles L. Kirby 424 17. John F. Kirby 5340 18. Edward T. Mee 1812-W 19. Ida J. Morin 2444 20. Ocean Star Insurance Agency 2218 21. J. Hector Paquin, Agency 4720 22. Adelard E. Peloquin 5315 23. Arthur A. Rickards 3818 24. George Roberts 3865-M 25. R. P. Smith Son . 98 26. H. L. Theroux 340 J. B. FARNUM COMPANY HARDWARE - PAINTS - SPORTING GOODS Monument Square 124 Compliments of Bob's Men Shop Harry Levine, M. D. R. I. Hospital Trust Bldg. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of Minnie's Beauty Parlor Compliments of Home Coal Co. Woonsocket, R. I. Social Bargain Store 590 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. P. O'Hara Ice for All Occasions Cubes - Graded Ice Phone 1911 218 Cato Street Wholesale and Retail Elm St. Market 444 Elm St. Woonsocket, R. I. JOSEPH A. HEMOND, Prop. Compliments of Western Auto Co. 261 Main Street 125 Compliments of Smith Penn Oil 275 Second Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Auger Jeweler Expert Watch and Clock Repairing 5-Day Service 77 Heroux Ave., off Elm St. Tel. 7355 Woonsocket, R. I. Joe Paul SLATERSVILLE Cleaners and Launderers Expert Shoe Rebuilding Men's Boys' Bostonian Shoes For Sale Utility Gas Service — Culligan Soft Water Service Simoneau's Furniture Co., Inc. Tel. 3807 Tel. 4993 385 Social Street, Woonsocket, R. I. FERNAND SIMONEAU JOHN SIMONEAU Treasurer Secretary Compliments of Tap Glass Works 631 River St. Tel. 7340 Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket Auto Parts Co. 377 Cumberland Hill Rd. Woonsocket, R. I. Replacement Parts for All Makes of Cars Trucks UNITED MOTORS SERVICE —Distributors— Phone 2862 - 2863 Compliments of Edward F. Dwyer Compliments of THE FRENCH WORSTED CO. PROVIDENCE PUBLIC MARKET Woonsocket's Food Dept. Store Also Visit Our Hosiery Bar Compliments of WOONSOCKET BRUSH COMPANY FALK BROTHERS CLOTHIERS 35 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. NEW YORK LACE STORE Magazine Fashions for Juniors, Misses, Women and Children BROAD STREET, PAWTUCKET Compliments of RHODE ISLAND PLUSH MILL Compliments of CHARLES A. PELLEGRINO ACCOUNTANT GEANACOU'S MARKET 268 South Main Street Tel. 4182 251 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. FOR THE BEST QUALITY MEATS' 126 JACK HARRY'S AUTO STORE MOTOROLA TELEVISION DEALERS Compliments of THE BLACKSTONE HOTEL MODERN MUSIC CO. Rhode Island's Television Headquarters Refrigerators — Appliances 13 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. DUN - RITE CLEANERS Main Office and Plant — 45 Foundry Street Branch Stores: 94 Rathbun St. — 821 Social St. 331 Park Ave. WE OWN AND OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT F. M. LALLY OLDEST STORE IN WOONSOCKET Established 1845 Stationery, Blank Books, Periodicals Office Supplies 80 Main St. Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes Class of '50 A. F. WADE STUDIO 30-32 Seventh Ave. Telephone 2438 Anything Photographic PARAGON RECREATION ANNEX BOWLING ALLEYS 87 Main St. Tel. 4916 81 Bernon St. Tel. 3256 Compliments of THOMAS P. FOGARTY D. M. D. 127 JOHN F. DORIS ATTORNEY AT LAW Compliments of THE UXBRIDGE INN GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE '51 We extend to you our best wishes on the occasion of your graduation. You have achieved an important goal. You are ready for the new challenges which will confront you in the next phase of your lives. Whether you plan to continue your studies or to seek employment after your graduation, we wish you success! Those of you who intend to find employment immediately are cordially invited to visit our spacious plant on Singleton Street and discuss with us the possibilities offered you by the apparel trades. You will be interested in the many advantages and benefits offered to employees in the apparel field. JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET 128 RAYMOND F. MURPHY and COMPANY ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 209 Hospital Trust Building Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments and Best Wishes MORSE SHOE CO. 100 Main Street SUN INSULATION COMPANY Compliments of WOONSOCKET JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Compliments of ROBERT'S CHILDREN S SHOP _4 DrienJ 129 HOME REMODELLING SPECIALISTS Kitchen Cabinets - Windows Roofing and Siding Compliments of AIREDALE WORSTED MILLS, INC. Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of SPENCER SHOE STORE Allam Oil Co. 300 Knight St. Tel. 4448 176 Main Street Compliments of Woonsocket, R. I. Egidio Di Pardo Sons A FRIEND HHUUi: ISLAND MANIFOLD COMPANY 113 CLINTON STHEET WOQNSOEhET. H. I. TELEPHONE 303 SUCCESSOR TO J. W. MURPHY SONS EST. 1899 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS i k m