Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

In this era of sentimental, romantic, and tearful music, we have likened our QUIVER to a record album an album of melodious memories. Our album will contain the many tempos of our march through high school — the strains of droning recitations, stirring victory songs, dreamy prom waltzes, and finally the stately march down the aisle to Pomp and Circumstance. Each one of us will be a note, a line of music, a tune some perhaps more vibrant than others. There will be a mixture of gaiety, sadness, wistfulness and frivolity blended together to create the W. H. S. RECORD ALBUM of 1953. THE QUIVER 1953 WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Woonsocket Rhode Island C QfiTi ADELARD PAULHUS DEDICATION Meet a man who has always endeavored to do his best during his more than thirty years of service to Woonsocket High. No school function was ever complete without our genial, smiling janitor, Mr. Paulhus. To you, friend of teachers and students, the class of 1953 dedicates its QUIVER. 4 THE FACULTY Every record needs a victrola to allow its rhythmical strains of harmony to enrich our lives — and so we express a deep gratitude to our faculty who have done their best to fill our minds with the music of knowledge. JOSEPH F. DOWLING Vice-Principal Faculty Manager of Athletics CHARLES A. DONLON Principal 5 MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls RAYMOND J. BETAGH Latin, Biology, Track and Cross Country Coach EDWARD CONDON Director of Guidance and Testing MARGUERITE CRAWFORD Supervisor of Art ANNA C. DYJAK Spanish, Typewriting and Geography FRANCIS ENRIGHT Physical Education MARGARET S. FISH Home Economics 6 FLORENCE A. GENEREUX Stenography T. J. GRADY Director of Music THOMAS E. HANLEY Art, Mechanical Drawing CHARLES HILL History, Geography, Driving HARRIET I. JALBERT French, History SERENA F. JONES English WALTER J. KANE CONSTANCE T. KRASOWSKA WILFRED N. LAVALLEE, JR. English, History English, Quiver French, History, Hockey Coach LOUISE B. LINTON English, Quiver LILLIAN R. MAHER Typewriting, Office Practice FRANCIS MARRAH Chemistry, Basketball Coach ETHEL E. McCOMBE Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Economics, Law, Placement Director HELEN M. McCOMBE Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Economics, Law, Typewriting MARGARET McGILL History 8 BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, Italian RICHARD W. O'CONNOR Public Speaking CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Business Practice, Mathematics, Guidance ELIZABETH R. O'DONNELL Mathematics MAE F. OWENS RUTH E. PARSONS Bookkeeping, Business Practice, English, Director of Public Relations Typewriting ADELINE G. RANDALL Mathematics G. M. SAVARIA Physics, Football and Baseball Coach, Director of Physical Education and Athletics SARAH M. SMITH English, Stella Magna' FRANCOISE B. VALCOURT French 9 S30IN3S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARIO DINUNZIO President Our philosophical Mr. President . . . A handsome lad ... A rugged individualist with a mind of his own. CONSTANCE DUHAMEl Vice-President Connie . . . Looks, personality, and versatility . . . School spirit galore . . . Hopes to become a nurse. ANN PAGE Secretary Good example of sparkle and poise . . . Plans to attend Katharine Gibbs . May be found at Beaupre's after school. STEVE PANU Treasurer Tall, dark, and cheerful . . . Use your own head and vote . . . Pastime: misunderstanding Mr. Donlon. ATTIIIA DELASANTA Chairman of Activities Tillie . . . Sparkplug of our class . . . A source of never-ending delight to all who know her . . . Dislikes uncooperative people. 11 CONRAD ADAM Connie . . . The manners of Lord Chesterfield . . . Con move anything from o pin to a piano . . . loves holidays. JAMES ALLAM “Jimmy . . . our popular machinist . . . Winner of Ford Industrial Arts Award . . Hobby: tinkering with cars. ADRIENNE ALLARD “Ady . . . The most graceful of models . . . Partial to U.R.I. . . . Is happy in the chemistry lab. SHIRLEY ANDERSON A vivacious lass . . . Enjoys writing letters and dancing . . . Desires to be a receptionist. ANDREW ANDRY “Andy . . . Head of Villa Novan art department . . . Busy little shoe shine boy . . . Shivers in speech class. AGNES BACKES Walking almanac of sports . . . Me? I'm the doorbell . . Busiest beover in high school. 12 GERALD ALLARD Gerry . . . The independent type A sports enthusiast . . . Perfectly ot home in hotrods. MICHAEL BARAM Mike . . . Our man-about-town . . . Remember the fun on the oil trip? ... Is destined for engineering school. 1 L - Wf t MARILYN BARKER Lynn . . Bundle of fun . . . Loves to born-donee and roller skate . ■ . Ambition: nursing. SHIRLEY BAZINET A real glider on the ice . . . Mokes teachers happy by doing her homework so nicely A bashful brunette. CHARLES BELBA Charley ... A constant camera clicker . . . Squeezes dues out of us . . . Always looking for fun. ALINE BELISLE A movie fon . . . ''Hey, where's Margie? . . Pet peeve: brothers and Johnnie Ray. BEVERLY BIAGETTI Our cute little book-worm . . . Gropes, anyone? ... Attends all school dances. JEAN BILEAU John . . . Good Humor Mon . . . Knows oil the flavors too . . . Ambition: to attend refrigeration school. CLAUDETTE BLANCHARD Frenchie ... A slick ice skater . . . One of Mr. Hill's speed demons . . . Ambition: secretary. MARGARET BLANCHARD Margie ... So demure in school but so sophisticated in school play . . . Pet peeve: customers. 13 SHIRLEY BUSS Shelly . . . Groceful on the dance floor . . . Likes to shoot boskets . . . Pet peeve: St. Clare girls. ELENORE BOURASSA Betty . . . Just oozes with school spirit . . . Spends much time after school . . . Hobby: photography. MADELINE BOUSQUET Watch those fingers glide over the piano keys . . . Is Corne-gie Hall offering a contract? . . Pet peeve: back-seat drivers. MARGARET BRACCI Peggy . . . Oh. those cute dimples ... A bowler of note . . . Pet peeves: Maggie and Milton Berle. DOROTHY BRACKETT Dotty . . . The trombone really sends her Good sport in everything ... A lovely bridesmaid in the play. JANET BROUSSEAU Quiet but friendly . . . Mokes time on roller-skates ... I do what I love, and I love what I do. GEORGE BROWN Brownie . . Look at thot wavy hair . . . Put that gum in the basket . . . Pet peeve: school. DOROTHY BRUNELLE Dotty . . . The happy type A fatalist too . . Fov- orite saying: We all got to go sometime . . Cheerful thought. 14 IENO BRUNETTI A golfer . . . Have Leno make your wedding cake . . . Favorite expression: Is that right? ROBERT BRUNI Still water runs deep ... A bit nonchalant . . A trumpet player from Manville at that. EILEEN CABANA Must subscribe to all the fashion mags . . . Lots of fun all the time. CLAIRE CADORET Cooperative Claire . . . Helps to keep things in gear in room 22 . . . Another future stenog. NICHOLAS CALESHU Nick ' . . . Likes to talk to gols in room 7 . . Pet peeve: customers . . . How about those Yonks? JOHN CAMPBELL Archie'' . Seems quiet, but don't judge a book by its cover . . Pet peeve: teachers who don't appreciate shop boys. 15 GLORIA CANZANO Glory . . . Energy to spore Whot a mischievous grin . . . Whot ore you and Dotty plotting now? JEANNE CARDON Jeonie . . . Dork ond sports-minded . . . Talks to porokeets Her eye is on Florence Nightingale's lamp. ROBERT CARLSON Bob . . . Livens up any class Pack of potential dynamite . . . May I borrow your pen? PAULINE CAROLO Belongs to Spearmint Club Hobby: eating Hopes to sit at desk marked Reservation s . ELIZABETH COCCOll Betty . . . Vivacious blonde who looks like cover on Harper's Bazaar . . A high stepping majorette. ROBERT COMEAU Bob Too speedy a track man to be snared by even the fleetest female . . Pet peeve: football game spectators. RINO CONTI Dark, silent type . . . Whiz in Art . . . Future designer for Fisher Body. DAVID COREY Hepcat ... A flash on the cinder path . . . Oh, oh, here comes trouble . . . Hard worker for Villa Novan ALBIN CORNELL Sonny . . . Always ready to flash a friendly smile Studious . . . Oh, Buckley! ANNA MAE COSTELLO Hot Rod . Her wit and personality attract many friends . . . Johnny, my boy . PAUL COTE Good-looking blond . . . Were you really at Carney's for two Hours? . . Pet peeve: women drivers. NORMAND COUTURE Norm ... A fellow of few words . . Miss McCombe's right-hand boy . . . Quite a farmer, too. PAUL CREPEAU Meet a math whiz . . . Daydreams galore . . , Oh, that lime-squeezer . . . Pet peeve: girl baseball fans. LOUISE CRETE Tillie's other half-pint of fun ond frolic ... A joke's her trademark . . . Pet peeve: latecomers. VINCENT CUNNINGHAM Vin . . . The Mr. Atlas of WHS . . . What a buildl . . . Always racing with the bell. MARY JANE DANIS A raven-haired beauty . . . An adorable ring-bearer in the play . . . Suffers from room 9 fever. MELORE DANSEREAU Mel Funster hailing from St. Clare ... A girl with versatility plus . . . Pet peeve: cruelty to animals. WILLIAM DARCEY Bill . . . Antics galore when Bill's around ... A frustrated algebra student . . . Pet peeve: homework. 17 RUTH DAVIS Ruthie . . . Quiet ways coat a charming personality . . . Another future nurse . . . Pet peeve: speech class. CLAUDETTE DECELLES Sandy . . . Sweets for the sweet . . . Oh, those Alaskan postmarked letters. EILEEN DECONING Possessor of a beautiful voice . . . Roller skate enthusiast . . . Pet peeve: back-seat drivers. NANCY DEMUSE Nan . . . Tall, mischievous miss ... A picnic planner . . . Boston, here I come. ANNETTE DESLAURIERS Ann ... A talky-talkative miss . . . Passion for Canadian visits and the Navy. DAVID DEXTER Lanky prankster . . . That sly, mischievous grin ... A soda jerker . . . Wanna bowl, girls? GLORIA DICESARE Glo . . . Dark and friendly „ . . Forever chattering . . . Pet peeve: Mispronunciation of her name. ROBERT DIONNE Yogi . . . Sports rote first in his book . . . Tommy Thespian . . . Pet peeve: Red Flop Fans. JANE DOBRWADO Demur and docile . . . Sprints through Cold Spring Place delivering papers . . . Aims to be o hello girl. FRANCES FANEUF Fron . . Hove we o future octress here? . Loquacious and effervescent . Dextrous with o pencil. YAK-KI-TMMK1I EDWARD DOURA Eddy . . . Sports-minded gent of few words . . . Hosh-sling-ing's his line . . Pet peeve: Yankees. JUDITH DOWLING Judie . . . Summers at Buttonwoods . . . Vivacious and friendly . . A sure hit, Delilah. CHESTER DYMON Chet . . . Swings a point brush . . . The shy type . . Conservative ond conscientious. RICHARD FONTAINE Skinny . . . Loathes oil homework . Dreams of o musicol career Air of casual disdain. BARBARA FRANKS Bobby . . . Not so demure os she looks . . . Interior decorating is her goal. LAWRENCE GABOURY Lorry . . . Quick stepper on o basket-ball court . . . Good sense of humor . . . Hoppy-go-lucky. JOYCE GAIGA Joycie . . . Diminutive and pretty with dark brown tresses . . . Swings a baton . . . Lab technician is her goal. MURIEL GAOUETTE Mu . . Quiet and earnest . . A charm all her own . . . Future disc-jockey. JOHN GEMSKI Johnny . . . Anything con happen when Johnny's around . . What a tease . . . Favorite expression; Too late . OLGA GEMSKI Ollie Always going places, seeing people, doing things . . . Smiles easily and often . . . Pet peeve: dimples. NORMAND GILL Ti-Gill . . . Hockey star . . . Favorite occupation: staring at opposite sex . . . Such expressive eyes! NORMAND GOUIN Norm . . . It's the quiet people who accomplish much . . . Skillful skater . . . Pastime: doodling in moth review. DOLORES GOULET Del . . . Quiet, conscientious, and pleasant business student . . . Soft-spoken . . . Can cut a mean pie-crust. MARCIA GREENBERG Marsh . . Bubbles over with mischief and mirth . . . Favorite scene Act III, scene 11 . . . Master of repartee 20 BARBARA GREENLUND Barb . . . Future menace on the road . . . Extremely tick lish . A real mermaid. CHARLES GRESKO Chuck . . . Real live-wire . . . General good-will ambassador . . . Prize possession: battered old convertible. PHYLLIS GUERTIN Phyl ... A dabbler in amateur art . . . Combines serious application with eager cooperation. NICHOLAS HADDAD Nicky . . . Loyal supporter of sports parade ... At home on the gridiron . . . Casual but neat dresser. ROBERT HAGGERTY Hop-A long-Haggerty Con cut a mean corner . . . The heart throb of room 9. CHARLES HART Chuck . . . Personality potentate . . . Despises those Red Sox . . . Kills chickens in his spare time. ROBERT HEBERT Bob . . . Toll and dark . . . Hello. Brown Eyes . . . Salad and spaghetti boy at Bocce Club. GLORIA HOULE Glo . . . Good-natured curly head . . . Queen of the gigglers . . . Mind is up in the Air-Force. SUSAN HUDSON Sue . . . Light-haired and lively . . . Our typical unpredictable teenster . . . Always in a dither. PEARL JACOB Dark and sociable . . . One of the cafeteria squad . . . Seat searcher at the Park. CLAIRE JOLICOEUR Jolly . . . Adept but unassuming . . . Tops with all who know her . . . Sells sweets at The Stadium. MARIE KOGUT Quiet-Hall . . . Always ready for fun . . . Not a care in the world. PATRICIA KOLISNYK Pot . . . Full of noisy nonsense . . . Extraordinary babysitter . . . Has an eye on the Marc . SHIRLEY LAFLAMME Sal . . . Likes sports, any kind . . . Works in cafeteria . . . Minds the money at the U.P.M. MAURICE LAMBERT Tim ... A blond Adonis . . . Easy-going manner . . . Plans to study law. PAULINE LANDRY Paula . . . Miss Laundry . . . Flying fingers in type . . . Poised and pretty. ALBERT IARIVIERE Al . . . Drummtr boy . . . Quieter than talents warrant Makes racing cars. OMER LAROCHELLE Larry . . . Energetic . . . Active in Civil Air Patrol . . . All set to see Alaska. ROSALIE LAROSE Always smiling . . . Best disk jockey WWON ever had . . . Pen-pals all over the world. PIERRE LAUZON Pete . . . Quiet comic . . . One of Mr. Betagh's bays . . . President of Scholars, Inc. MARIAN LEE A gal who's rorely ruffled or upset . . Perpetually hungry . . . Con knit and purl like mad. RICHARD LEFEBVRE Dick ... A real good Joe . . . Likes living in the woods . . . Aren't you eager for an education? ERNEST LEMAY Sam . . . Man of mystery . . . Slices bread for pin money . . . Brave hunter; him hunt deer with dogl GENEVIVE LESIAK Jennie . . . Interested in good books ond nursing . . . Keeps the hospital patients happy . . . Plenty or originality. 23 LILLIAN L'HEUREUX Tootsie . . . Pep, personality, popularity . Wanted to transfer to P.C. . . . Match book fiend. CAROL LIPSKY Smallest drummer we know . . . Keeps busy at Harris Library Pet peeve: noisy people. LAWRENCE LIZOTTE Larry . . . The perennial 8:30 scholar . . . Hobby: fixing his car, Nellie . . . Pet peeve: talkative girls. VANGHEL LUPU Von . . . Plenty of get-up-and-go . . . Clever artist . . . Serious about his studies and any criticism of Rosemary Clooney. ANN MAHONY WILLIAM MALONEY LUCILLE MARCEAU MARCEL MARQUIS A cute and enthusiastic cheer leader . . . Subject to change . . . Pet peeve: Annie Baloney . Bill . . . The world's best short-order cook . . . Say it in Spanish . . . Pet peeve: car salesmen. Lu . . . Ever ready with a joke . . . Talented artist . . . Makes herself heard in the caf . Loves to hunt and fish . . . Someday you'll choke on that gum . . . Hopes to join the Air Force. 24 EDWIN MARRAH Eddie . . . Ploys the cornet . Pocks the groceries ot U P M . . . Hobby: collecting stamps. EDMUND MARTIN Moe A swell sport and oil 'round guy . . . Main interests ore athletics and eating . May you never lose that disposition. THERESA MICHAUD Terry . . . Cute os a button . . . Lots of come hither . . . Leisure time spent ot Tolia's. NANCY MILKMAN Cute little blonde . . . Likes cooking, sewing, ond babysitting. GEORGIANNA MORIN Sis . . . Likes to drive . . . Ambition is to have naturally curly hair Pet peeve: being called Georgie. RAYMOND MORIN Moe . . . Manager of the yeor . . . Hoill Baron . . . Pet peeve Aunt Charley ROBERT MORIN Bob . . . Has more pep and enthusiasm than anyone we know . . . Works hard at Brown's . . . Capable photographer. FRANCIS MORRISSETTE Butch . . . Has weakness for unmatched shoes . . . Nurse, I'm sick . . . Pet peeves: school, teachers, and books. CLINIC O 25 DOROTHY MOSLEY Dot . . . Nice toll blonde . . . Holds record for regular attendance at the Y . . . Collects baby pictures. MARILYN MOSTECKI Lynn . . . Loves dancing and cooking . . . Future dietician . . . Depends a lot on her guardian angel. ROBERT NERI Bob . . . WHS' most wideawake trackman . . . Hikes for miles in the corridors . . . Started at Standard Cab. JOHN NOTARANGELO Bananas . . . Another athlete . . . Such a credulous fellow . . . Enjoys his study periods in 24. DOLORES NUNES Del ... So full of life . . . Likes pretty clothes, football, and speech class . . . dislikes gumcracking. CAROL O'BRIEN As dependable as they come . . . Likes to cook, sew, and dance . . . Favorite expression: Oh, for Pete's sakel BETTY NEUNLIST An attractive red-head . . . Calm and cool . . . Pet peeve: conceited and unsociable people. GORDON ONDIS Gordy . . . The answer to o maiden's prayer . . . Farley Granger's only rival . . . The skin that's too sensitive for a razor's touch. 26 GINO ORAZI Sam . . . One of the Diamond Hill gang . . . Likes to hunt and fish. ELIZABETH PALAZINI Betty . . . Ready, steady Betty . . . Always good for a laugh . . . Dislikes conceited people. JEAN OUGH Jeannie . . . Where does she get those rosy cheeks? A sociable girl with a cordial smile . . . Favorite saying: My goodness . ANTONIO PACHECO Tony . . . Has on eye for the girls . . . Are you really stubborn? . . . Future Air Force member. DONALD PACHECO Don Chico . . . Another pigskin tosser . . . Homework— what's that? . . . Belongs to Baron Club. DONALD PAULHUS Nabisco . . . Likes to take it easy ... A future admiral . . . Pet peeve: people who try to be big-shots. VIOLET PAYNE Josephine . . . Cute little brunette . . . Restrained in words but not in friends . . . Likes dancing and volleyball. THERESA PEREIRA Terry . . . Busy but friendly . . . Plans to be phys.ed. teacher or policewoman . . . I'm hungry . MC P£ BOOK ALBERT PERRICO Al . . . Fun when he isn't sleeping . . . Loves to sneak through the corridors Forever chewing upon Dear John . JANE PERRY Janie . . . Goy ond lighthearted . . . Hos a quizzical grin . . . Loves to say Me too . BEVERLY PICKERING Bev . . . Pretty manners, pretty girl . . . Serious but smiling . . . Forever struggling with her locker. LUCIA PIERANNUNZI Lou ... An expert on all best sellers . . . Plans to work in U.N. after graduation . . . Likes to trovel by plane. 25 c © 1 « —) — it; i i I H PETER PRYHARSKI Pete ... A veritable Rip Van Winkle . . . Sorry but I haven't hod time to get the ad, Tillie . . . Likes sports, especially hunting. HARVEY RABIDOUX Ace driver for Ace Liquor . . . Likes photography . . . Goes in for brush cuts. CONSTANCE RAMELLA Connie . . . Loves to ploy with her toys at Najarian's . . . Hibernates in 22 . . . Easy to get along with. RUSSELL REILLY Russ . . . Always tootin' a horn . . . Con whip up o deluxe sundae . . . Likes to be in on the fun. 28 GERMAINE REMILLARD Gerry . . . Our future hairdresser . . Always rolling her big blue eyes ... Is thinking of writing her own English Grammar. ROBERT RICHARDS Rocket Richards . . . Silence is golden Speed typist . . Loyal Ted Williams' fan. LILLIAN RILEY Lil . . . Scuddy wuddy do da do . . . Co-captain of our faithful cheer leaders Says she can be serious — but when? WILLIAM ROBITAILLE Bill ... A threat on the football field . . . Needs moral support from the Cheerleaders though. CLAIRE ROUSSEAU Her heart belongs to the Army One of Mr. Von Dale's models . . . Talkative. CLAIRE RUSK Rusty . . . Pert blue-eyed blonde . . . Passion for cokes and potato chips . . . Likes tall, short, dark, ond light handsome men. IRENE SALEMBIER Is happy when sipping soda through a straw . . . Has on infectious giggle . . . English her favorite subject. PAUL SAMEK Shmok . . . Our sloe-eyed senior . . . What are hamsters? . . . Fills a mean bag of groceries. 29 FRANK SARACINA Saro . . . Quiet looks deceive . . Forever in trouble in history The teachers don't like me . WALTER SAWYER Buzz . . . Dispenser of corny jokes ... A woman hater . . . Amiable and good-natured. GEORGE SCANLON Georgie . . . Our track star . . Has trouble with the unknowns in algebra . . . Can always pack one more into that jalopy. JOHN SCARAMELLA Jack . . A long, tall drink of water . . Needs two seats and two aisles to be comfortable ... An artistic touch. GEORGE SEDERBACK Yunk . . . Did you ever finish those book reports? . . . Always 200% relaxed Another hot-rodder. JANICE SMITH Jan . . . Pretty and petite . . . Peaches and cream complexion . . . Softspoken except when leading cheers. WALLACE SMITH Smitty . . . Likes assembly period . . . Ardent baseball fan . . . Can sleep and fish at same time. WILLIAM SOMERS Bill . . . Co-captain on the gridiron ... A proof that opposites attract . . . Don't be so anti-social. 30 ANNA SOVOKOTY Con really cook . . Regrets she's not a twin . . . Don't coll her “Shorty . BEVERLY ANN SUTHERLAND Chemistry scares her, or could it be Mr. Morrah's quips? . . . Another dancing doll. CAROL TARMEY Twinkling Irish eyes . . . Cheerful smile and greeting for all . . Full of bright remarks. ROLAND THEROUX A devoted Mario Lanza fon Becomes limp at the thought of work . . . “Hey, where did you get all those freckles? JOHN TREPANIER “Joy . . . The world's greatest teaser . Why the quizzical smile? . A busy, industrious beaver. RAYMOND TRIANO Ray . . . Gruff spirit of kidding . . . Cuts capers on the ice . . . Cuts corners in an Oldsmobile. CHARLES TWOMEY “Tombstone . . . Buzzes in homeroom . . . Don't call him “Charlie boy . . . Can smoke two cigarettes at once. JOSEPH VIANA “Joe . . . Toll, dark, and handsome . . . Jay's right-hand man . . . Must you be so bashful? 31 CLAUDETTE VIOTTO Claude Tennis and skating champ Rattles around among the pots and pans at Grant's . . . Opened her senior year with appendicitis. HERBERT WASSERMAN Herb . . . Not as silent as he looks ... A man of many hobbies . . Not much space in his room. MURIEL YSEBAERT A real go-getter . . Very ambitious . . Keeps busy with her hobby-tolking. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A. Delasanta, M. DiNunzio, C. Duhamel, S. Panu, A. Page 32 i GABRIEL M. PROVOYEUR 1934- 1952 The sun had set, and with the eve His life on earth was ended; In memory of his silent leave Regret and prayer are blended. - v. LUPU 33 P. Pratt, R. VanBrocklyn, N. Tanacea, J. McKenna JUNIORS AND FRESHMEN — Our up-and-coming records striving to become best sellers ROOM 1 Top Row: T. Bccea, R. Blais, B. Beauchamp, J. Bradley. 2nd Row: I. Anger, S. Bodnor, B. Beausoleil, P. Allard, G. Anderson, J. Bousquet, L. Anger, V. Bellini, 1. Barbaria. 1st Row: J. Bourgeois, R Bibeault, C. Beauregard, M. Baton, M. Aubin, C. Brissette, V. Babiana, Y. Brochu, A. Belisle, F. Baker. ROOM 2 ROOM 8 ROOM 9 ROOM 2 ROOM 8 ROOM 9 Top Row: D. Conestrari, S. Chudy, F. Corrieri, R. Connell, J. Comeyne. 2nd Row: N. Carpenter, R. Desrosiers, R. Casavont, E. Chartier, E. Demarjian, E. Demarjion, J. Drolet, I. Cote. 1st Row: C. Droinville, C. Cote, E. Crisofulli, B Crisafulli, A. Cotnoir, D. D Anjou, M. Conestrori, L Brouillard. Top Row: R. Dubois, P. Gemski, F. Gardella, R. Emidy, D. Faneuf. R. Fontaine, W. Eustace. 2nd Row: B. Goldman, E. Glod, S. Fontaine, K. Durkin, J. Duhamel, V. Franks, J. Gelinas, B. Esposito, R Glatky. 1st Row: M. Gaudet, C. Gauthier, M. Esten, M. Girard, D. Gagne, L. Fontaine, P. Flynn, G. Fiscaletti, J. Dubois. Top Row: R. laperle, P. Heroux, R. Larder, D. Hathaway, C. Kittredge. F. Kilcline, N. Lanoue. 2nd Row: D. Harrington, E. Harpin, R. Levine, M. Kittredge, D. Laplante, P. Leblanc, A. Harpin. 1st Row: O. Kaskiw, M. Johnson. M. Kurtis, L. Julie, L. Herman, F. Jolly, J. Kafalos, D. Kusnarowis, M. Kennedy. ROOM 24 ROOM 25 ROOM 27 Top Row: R. Morrisseau, R. Morin, R. MacDonald, R. Luther. 2nd Row: A. Masse, R. Mandeville, R. Moon, R. Masse, J. McKenna, L. Morin, J. Mahony, E. Marier. 1st Row: A. McPhee, M. McNaul, R. Mason, E. Miskiavitch, K. McGee, C. Mariani, F. Longtin, R. Morin, M. Mozzarella. Top Row: R. Reedy, N. Palazini, R. Palady, D. Rogeski, R Saunders, D. Nason, M. Rouselle. 2nd Row: R Rowey, J. Overton, E. Nadeau, M. Petit, D. Pelletier, E. Rotator!, R Ruo, N. Place, W. Romblad. 1st Row: P. Pratt, R. Rossi, M. Munsch, B Picard, M. Santos, C. Perreault, M. Ploen, P. Robert, R Salois, S. Pellerin. Top Row: P. Voelker, N. Tanaceo, J. Taylor, R. Van Brocklyn, P. Samek, R. Taylor, G. Sederback, D. Tousignant. 2nd Row: A. Wheeler, R. Smith, L. Sherman, J. Tarmey, R. Stearns, J. Thout, D. Winn, R. Smith. 1st Row: R Southwick, B Tober, S. Tancrede, B Twining, G. Tsmortis, R Trahan, B. Whittle, J. Talabac, E. VonDelft. ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 Top Row: S. Bodnor, J. Anez, D. Borry, J. Bednarski, E. Bouchard, E. Barrette, R. Barrette. 2nd Row: P. Baram, T. Arsenault, D. Belanger, L. Berard, M. Bonin, M. Adams, G. Bacon, L. Audette. 1st Row: A. Boissel, R. Ballou, I. Allen, A. Bousquet, H. Bartolatto, E. Beausoleil, N. Asti, J. Austin, D. Bois. Top Row: J. Buttach, J. Caslowitz, C. Cote, D. Cornell. 2nd Row: F. Comire, L Champeau, C. Caron, J. Calascibetta, C. Brodeur, C. Chaput, R. Brouillard, M. Cagnon. 1st Row: M. Coderre, R. Chalftn, J. Cesario, M. Carolo, B. Coccoli, G. Cabana, J. Cook, M. Coderre, C. Cote. Top Row: A. Dicarlo, F. Cote, J. Davis, G. Didion, R. Deslauriers, D. Dextraze, D. Dickey, L. Desrosiers. 2nd Row: C. Dansereau, R. Cote, G. Custer, E. Dagesse, R. Dansereau, R. Cote, B. Duffy, R. Desmarias. 1st Row: T. Demers, J. Dulude, P. Degnan, P. Disalvo, D. Disalvo, M. Disalvo, L. Cullerton, T. Crane, B. Downing, B. Dicesare. ROOM 7 ROOM 14 ROOM 15 Top Row: E. Foubert, D. Ewen, A. Duskey, D. Homelin, J. Floherty, R. Gingros, L. Hodgson, N. Gollipeou. 2nd Row: E. Enright, G. Hebert, N. Ferguson. T. Goriepy, S. Ferris, T. Ghizori, W Haggerty, D. Houseman. 1st Row: S. Ghitsa, L. Follett, M. Freiberger, V. Domes, B. Guy, N. Homel, J. Hebert, G. Gravel, C. Hogue. Top Row: W. Javarey, P. laliberte, W. Karas, D. Lefebvre, A. Hurd, T. Lapham, H. Lemay, W. Kilcline. 2nd Row: M. Kusiak, J. Lafrance, R. Jalbert, F. Kogut, R. Iba, E. Lemieux, R. Jacob, J. Jolicoeur. 1st Row: P. Labrie, N. loclaire, G. lemmei, R Kayarian, J. Laforge, G. Jarry, O. Kurawsky, G. lanowy, $. Lanowy. Top Row: P. Macktaz, G. Mosse, R Lessard, G. Marrah, J. ludovici, R. Mei, N. lefort, V. Minchillo. 2nd Row: R. Mahoney, R Maclure, R. Lupu, R. L'Heureux, R. Mozzarella, A. Macktaz, M. Messier, J. McCabe, L. Miller. 1st Row: H. Lizotte, C. Maciejewski, N. Laferrierie, M. Leroi, P Maguire, P. Montay, H. Maciejko, R. Michon. ROOM 16 ROOM 17 ROOM 26 ROOM 16 Top Row: J. Pochomski, D. Panu, E. O'Doll, L. Nogri, E. Pouliot, M. Proulx, R. Murphy, W. Porda, R. Paront, W. Porry. 2nd Row: T. Osiocki, L. Podorozny, J. Naylor, A. Piorannunzi, S. Mowry, C. Provonchor, P. Pichotto, J. Provost, J. Paul. 1st Row: C. Oulotto, L. Olson, P. Montlgny, R. Pondolfi, E. Nadoau, G. Monti, N. Murray, V. Nospolo, J. Provost, R. Porron. ROOM 17 Top Row: R. Romillard, R. Schnoidor, W. Shipola, M. Rico, J. Samok, E. Sorofm, R. Richards. 2nd Row: R. Provoyour, J. Roynolds, D. Suffolotto, C. Shoohan, S. Soagravo, J. Robort, B Savoio. 1st Row: S. Shormon, E. Rossi, P. Suffolotto, S. Ricard, M. Styborski, A. Rocorvits, E. Rivot, C. Rivard. ROOM 26 Top Row: R. Wronn, R. Vadoboncoour, J. Tarmoy, R. Walling, B. Vaillont. 2nd Row: N. Winn, W. Wosoluk, S. Tancrodo, B. Whoolor, P. Volontino, F. Tollior, I. Vario, E. Tarvis. 1st Row: J. Wostphal, G. Variour, M. Thompson, R. Volontino, N. Tsimortos, C. Tobin, J. Wado, I. Ziolonka, C. Wallen. STUDENT COUNCIL For protection the records ore placed in envelopes—the Student Council protects the students, doing what is best for them. OFFICERS B. Guy, Secretary; D. Harrington, Vice-President; T. Pereiro, President. FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCILLORS 2nd Row: W. Smith, N. Winn, J. Caslowitz, P. Mock-taz, L. Podorozny, A. Fontani, P. Boram, F. Cote. 1st Row: B. Guy, P. Valentine, C. Sheehan, T. Demers, C. Caron, H. Bartolotta, R. Perron. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCILLORS 2nd Row: E. Martin, V. Lupu, N. Couture, R. Conti, D. Dexter. 1st Row: J. Dowling, B. Biagetti, T. Pereira, E. Bourassa, O. Gemski, B. Sutherland. 2nd Row: R. Reedy, R. Morin, D. Harrington, P. Gemski, R. Casavant, B. Beauchemin. 1st Row: B. Tabor, J. McKenna, O. Kaskiw, M. Canestrari, P. Pratt, M. Baton, B. Esposito, J. Taylor. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCILLORS LITERARY BOARD Back Row: M. Lee, G. lesiak, M. Bracci, L. Vario, C. Rusk, M. Greenberg, B. Frank , H. Wasser-man, S. Panu. Front Seated: O. Gemski, J. Cordon, J. Wade. QUIVER 1953 Without the composer—no song Without the QUIVER Board—no yearbook This group has pooled its ideas to put out the best yearbook ever SUBSCRIPTION GROUP Standing: E. Palazini, B. Biagetti, R. Bruni, V. Payne, N. Couture, C. Romello, G. Houle, B. Sutherland, C. Cadoret, J. Perry, M. Mostecki, J. Smith, G. Canzano, R. Davis, D. Brackett. Front Row: E. Bourassa, A. Sovokoty, N. Demuse, A. Mahoney, J. Ough, T. Michaud, J. Gaiga. 42 ARTISTS THE QUIVER STAFF LITERARY BOARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Genevive Lesiak LITERARY EDITORS Olga Gemski Marcia Greenberg FEATURE EDITORS Margaret Breed Jeanne Caron LAY-OUT EDITORS ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Barbara Franks Marian Lee Claire Rusk SPORTS EDITORS Steve Ponu Herbert Wasserman REPORTERS Laura Vario '55 Janice Wade '55 FACULTY ADVISERS Louise B. Linton Constance Krasowska SUBSCRIPTION GROUP-B. Biagetti, E. Bourossa, D. Brackett, R. Bruni, C. Cadoret, G. Canzano, N. Couture, R. Davis, N. Demuse, J. Gaiga, G. Houle, A. Mahoney, T. Michaud, M. Mostecki, J. Ough, E. Palazini, V. Payne, J. Perry, C. Ramella, J. Smith, A. Sovokoty, B. Sutherland. ADVERTISING GROUP-J. Allam, E. Bourosso, R. Conti, M. Dansereau, W. Degnan, A. Deslauriers, M. DiNunzio, C. Dymon, O. Gemski, M. Greenberg, C. Jolicoeur, P. Kolisnyk, M. Lee, C. Lipsky, L. Marceau, R. Morin, J. Perry, J. Scaramella, J. Viana. ARTISTS—A. Andry, R. Conti, F. Faneuf, P. Guertin, V. Lupu, L. Marceau, M. Santos. TYPISTS—G. Morin, A. Page, L. Pierannunzi. TYPISTS PHOTOGRAPHER-R. L. Morin. 43 VILLA NOVAN XMAS GREETINGS VOL. 3, NO. 2 WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND VILLA NOVAN STAFF EXTENDS HOLIDAY GREETINGS The Choristers Usher In } uletide Spirit The students at W. H. S. have done it again! This time over hundred and fifty have taken part in our Christmas Choral Group Never before has such a large group replied to the cail ol our director, Mr. Thomas Grady. This year the songs to be sung are as follows: “Silent Night.” “Come To The Stable,” “White Christmas, ’ “O! Holy Night,” “O Come. All Ye Faithful” and “Joy To The World.” Madeleine Bousquet, Senior, is the accompanist. Those taking pa t are as follows: (Continued on Page 5) Happy New Year French — Bonne Annee Italian — Anno Nuovo Polish — Szczesliwego Nowego Roku Spanish — Feliz Ano Nuevo Latin — Beatus Novus Annus Roumanian — Anul nou cu Sanatate Portuguese — E Ano Novo German — Die Besten Wunsche zum Jahreswechsel NATIVE OF SYRIA INTERVIEWED BY VILLA NOVAN REPORTER One Thursday morning in November. 1952. Mr. Elie Sabella. from Damascus. Syria, paid a visit to Miss McGill’s history classes in Room 18 During the first half of the period Mr. Sabella told the class about conditions in Syria and the surrounding countries. He located Syria on the map and informed the pupils about the government, education, language and customs of the people. He said that the boys and girls attend separate schools and the voting age is eighteen. Their Parliament is comparable to our Congress and the two mam industries are cotton and oil. During the latter part of the period the students asked him questions and also told him about various activities in the school such as the QUIVER. VILLA NOVAN. dances and sports. During this time he also spoke a few words in Arabic and wrote on the board in Arabic. I ater, he generously returned to address another student gathering in the hall. THE JUGGLER OF NOTRE DAME The Christmas play, which is to be presented December 19. by the members of the “Stella Magna” is directel by Miss Sarah M Smith. The members of the cast are: Juggler Nick Tanacea Prior Vanghel Lupu Holy Virgin Dale Laplante Monks: Albin Cornell. Conrad Adams, Lawrence O’Keefe. David Hathaway. Robert Brouillette. Robert Provoyeur. Raymond Rem-illard, Robert Moon. Robert Dionne Angels: Gladys Anderson. Pau line Allard. Lucille Anger. Joan Paul. Constance Ramella. Geraldine Monti. Carole Maciejewski. Eleanor Koenig. Emily Nadeau, Theresa Crane. Vivian Dumais, Agnes Backes, Melore Dansereau. Announcer Dolores Nunes Narrator Marilyn Mostccki The choral group and the orchestra were prepared by Mr Grady. Previous to the 19th. the group staged a preview of the play at the Trinity Club. Choristers assisted to make the preview an enjoyable one. HAPPY NEW YEAR DECEMBER, 1952 Merry Xmas French — Joyeux Noel Italian — Buon Natale Polish — Wesolych Swiat Bozego Narodzenia Spanish — Navidad Alegre Latin — Christi Natalis Felix Roumanian — Darese Sarbatori Fericlte Portuguese — Boas Fcstas De Natal German —- Frohliche Weihnacten JUNIORS TOP ALL CLASSES IN SELLING TICKETS FOR « “FATHER OF THE BRIDE” Our annual play, Father of the Bride.” was a great success financially and socially. The three performances were witnessed by 1155 adults and 176 Junior High School students. As the VILLA NOVAN goes to press, all bills have not yet been received and so a complete financial report cannot be made at this time. The receipts for the play total $963 80. The juniors sold $187 75, the freshmen $137.75, and the seniors $125.75. The cast sold a total of $209. Albin Cornell and Agnes Backes led with $34.75 and $24.75 respectively. Tickets at the door and office amounted to $255.90 and at dress rehearsal to $45 50 The total expenditures have been estimated at about $300. The net receipts from the sale of tickets will go into the General School Fund In addition, the Senior Class Treasury was enriched by $298 42. The net receipts from the sale of candy were $135.82 and the Patron List brought in $162.60 VILLA NOVAN STAFF Editors News Editors Advertising Circulation Art Photography Advisor Michal Baram, Jay Trepanier Dave Corey, Muriel Ysebaert Joseph Viana Patricia Kolisnyk Andrew Andry, Vangel Lupu Charles Belba Miss Ruth Bartley EDITORIAL BOARD Michal Baram Albin Cornell Kay Durkin Joanne McKenna Elizabeth Palazini Jay Trepanier Muriel Ysebaert Marilyn Munch Theresa Pereira Barbara Picard Rita Rossi Beverley Sutherland Cloudette Vitto Muriel Ysebaert REPORTERS Rita Levine Jacqueline Provost Theresa Crane Geraldine Monti Rita Perron Sylvia Ferris John Reynolds Mary Styborski Carol Lipsky Theresa Pereira Joseph Viana Ciarisse Cote Muriel Ysebaert David Corey ADVERTISING Jeonne Austin Virginia Babiana Muriel Coderre Priscilla Degnan Jackie Delude Lorraine Fontaine Shirley Fontaine Elizabeth Glode Patricia Kolisnyk Barbara Picard Lucia Pierannunzi Rita Rossi Jay Treponier Joseph Viana Muriel Ysebaert ART Andrew Andry Dale LaPlante Vanghel Lupu CIRCULATION Leona Babiona Virginia Babiana Marilyn Barker Betty Bourossa Pauline Carolo Betty Cocelli Albin Cornell Mory Jane Danis Claudette Decelles Tillie Delesanto Lorainne Fontaine Shirley Fontaine Elizobeth Glode Patricia Kolisynk Rita Levine DRAMATICS FATHER OF THE BRIDE Curtain Going Up! Curtain time and once again a performance of another spectacular play— Father of the Bride. The actors and actresses bubbling over with enthusiasm to put on the best show in our school's history. The many hours of line, place, and prop rehearsals were not in vain; Father of the Bride was a wonderful success. THE CAST-C. Adam, M. Greenberg, F. Faneuf, R. J. Morin, R. Dionne, A. Cornell, P. Crepeau, S. Hudson, J. Dowling, M. Blanchard, E. Coccoli, V. Lupu, A. Dela-santa, N. Tanacea, R. Smith, L. O'Keefe, W. Haggerty, J. Perry, C. O'Brien, M. Mostecki. THE BRIDESMAIDS—S. Hudson, G. Morin, A. Mahoney, D. Brackett, J. Cordon, A. Page, B. Franks, T. Michaud, D. Mosley. THE FLOWER GIRLS-C. Brodeur and S. Ricard. THE RING BEARER-M. J. Danis. THE STAGE MANAGERS-A. Backes, J. Ough, A. Belisle, C. Belba, D. Paulhus. 46 We all did our share Give them a break—stop peeking Real cooperation from supporting cast on—close the curtain the bell—sound the buzzer! Buy my chocolates please. Sir STELLA MAGNA CLUB 48 STELLA MAGNA REMEMBERS BAND 3rd Row: A. loriviere, Foubert, E. Marrah, R. Porent, D. Dextroxe, P. Gemski, W. Perdo, R. Hebert, R. O. Mosse. 2nd Row: E. Archambault, R. Cote, J. Reynolds, J. Austin, R. Reilly, E. Sera-fin. 1st Row: C. lipslty, O. Gemski, R. Fontaine. C. Gresko, F. Kogut, Brien, R. Mahony. MUSIC The heart of the record—MUSIC—played by the orchestra and band. Scores of students striving to play harmoniously for our able conductor, Mr. Grady. Nowhere is there a group more cooperative or enthusiastic. 50 MAJORETTES 2nd Row: P. Suffoletfo, S. Hudson, M. Thompson, B. Coccoli, G. Gerry, J. Gaiga, D. Nunes. 1st Row: C. Brissette, M. Carolo, S. Picard, C. Rusk, P. DiSalvo, D. D'An-jou, E. Coccoli. ORCHESTRA Standing: E. Archambault, P. Gem ski, A. Lorivi«r«, R. Herbert, W. Perda, C. Gresko, R. Fontoine, R. Mohony, F. Kogut, E. Morrah. R. Cote. Sitting: R. Parent, R. Smith, O. Gemtki, M. Bousquet, C. lipsky, D. Dextraze. CHEERLEADERS B. Picard, P. Pratt, J. Smith, Co-Capts. L. Riley and A. Mohony, P. Kolisnyk. K. Durkin, B. Esposito. 51 CLASS WILL Joyce Gaiga bequeaths her beauty secrets to Janet Overton Sue Hudson leaves her twirling baton to Doris D'Anjou Rino Conti leaves his paint brush to Larry O'Keefe Betty Coccoli leaves her exclusive wardrobe to Barbara Esposito Bill Robitaille and Bill Somers leave their beat-up football helmets to Jim Taylor and George Didion Bill Darcey and George Scanlon leave their winged shoes to Fred Gardella and Ray Blais. Bobby Carlson donates his wise cracks to John Reynolds Van Lupu entrusts his thespian duties to Nick Tonaceo Olga Gemski transmits her pretty smile to Clarisse Cote Janice Smith bestows her cheer leader's outfit upon Pat Pratt Vin Cunningham gives his appetite to Peter Gemski Tim Lambert leaves his height and good looks to anyone who can fill the bill Marcia Greenberg bequeaths her natural curly tresses to Marilyn Esfen Shirley Bazinet bestows her quiet manner upon Jean Gelinas Nick Caleshu wills one chewed-up pencil and broken ruler to Bob Luther Jack Scaramella inflicts his nonchalance upon Dick Desrosiers Charlie Gresko donates his tin-lizzy to Rene Heroux if he can get it going Lil Riley leaves her favorite spot off Great Road to Sandra Ghitza Madeline Bousquet leaves her piano keys to Rita Levine Ernie Lemay and Marcel Marquis leave their love for hunting and fishing to anyone who wants to get away from it all Jean Ough leaves her rosy cheeks to Beverly Taber Connie Duhamel leaves the trials and tribulations of her senior year to her sister Jackie Jay Trepanier and Mike Baram transfer their Villa Nova editing to any juniors who want headaches Richard Fontaine donates his saxophone to Bob Kogut Claudette Viotto bequeaths the Red Spider Mystery to a future chem vicitim Jenny Lesiak leaves her argumentative manner to any able junior Terry Michaud leaves that come-hither look to Claire Brissette Moe Martin leaves his favorite hook in Miss Linton's closet to Roger Morrisseau Admiral Don Paulhus gives the rating of Seaman 1st Class on his ship to anyone crazy enough to take it John Bananas leaves his terror on the gridiron to Norm Leforte Claudette Decelles leaves her Uncle Sam troubles to Muriel Lessier 54 It's a touchdown! FOOTBALL Ready, 1-2-3-4, and Woonsocket is off to another football season. In its first game, an exhibition, Woonsocket lost to Pawtucket by the score of 20-7. Woonsocket's only score came as a result of a pass from Martin to Ondis, with Martin kicking the point after the TD. In its first league game against Classical the Villa Novans dropped a 7-6 thriller at Barry Field. With the score 7-0 in the last quarter, Martin, on the Woonsocket 38, threw a long pass to Notarangelo, who eluded two Classical defenders and scored. The placement was no good and that eventually meant the game. Unable to get its offense clicking, Woonsocket suffered its second Class B League loss 19-0 at the hands of De La Salle. Notarangelo provided the only spark, racing 58 yards before being brought down, where the attack stalled. The Savariamen suffered their third straight Class B loss dropping a 37-6 decision to West Warwick. The Villa Novans' only tally came when Guard Didion intercepted a pass on the invaders' 4 yard line and stepped into the end zone. In a non-league encounter with Hope, Woonsocket won 12-6 at the former's field. Having recovered from injuries. Bill Somers moved into the back field and scored both touchdowns. No particular Woonsocket lineman was outstanding, as all played equally well. The work of the defensive unit was terrific! FOOTBALL TEAM Standing: N. Winn, M. Rousselle, V. Cunningham, R. Comeau, D. Pacheco, G. Didion, P. Loliberte, J. Taylor, D. Ponu, G. Ondis, D. SufFoletto. 3rd Row: R. Murphy, D. Harrington, R. Mei. 2nd Row: D. Paulhus, N. loforte, W. Robitaille, J. Notarangelo, J. Tarmey. 1st Row: R. Morrisseau, D. Corey, CoCapt. W. Somers, Co-Capt. E. Martin, N. Haddad, R. Vadeboncoeur. Meeting an unbeaten, untied, and unscored upon Aldrich eleven, Woonsocket went down to defeat, 20-0. The defensive team was outstanding, allowing only one score during first half. Somers and Notarangelo were Woonsocket's consistent ground gainers, while Didion and Dan Panu, along with the rest of the defense, did a good job. Outplaying its rival in every department, Woonsocket toppled Gordon, 13-7, to chalk up its first Class B league victory of the season. Woonsocket's first TD came in the first period when Notarangelo broke through left tackle and ran 36 yards for the score. Dan Panu's recovery of a fumble on the Gorton 39-yard line set up the winning score. Martin scored from the 21 on an off tackle slant and kicked the extra point. Displaying a great defense, Woonsocket won its second Class B game, defeating Westerly 6-0. The only score came as the result of a 30 yard end around play by Ondis. Scoring two third-period touchdowns, the Savariamen continued their domination over Mt. St. Charles by chalking up a 14-0 triumph before 3,000 spectators V at Barry Field. The first TD came when the Villa Novans marched 61 yards, Martin scoring from the four-yard line and then kicking the extra point. The second score came when Rousselle, on the Mount 18, slashed off tackle and didn't stop until he reached the end zone. Martin's kick was good. A highlight of the game was the terrific blocking of the Woonsocket offensive and the great stand of the defense unit. It was a clean, hard-fought game, with Woonsocket superior in every department. Before the poorest Thanksgiving crowd in many a year, Woonsocket and Pawtucket West battled to a scoreless deadlock at Barry Field. The Villa Novans had a wonderful scoring opportunity in the last two minutes when they reached the three-yard line as the result of a pass from Martin to Ondis, but two penalties and a fumble ruined their scoring chances. With the tie, Woonsocket gained the distinction of being the second best defensive unit in Class B circles, giving up only 91 points. Woonsocket wound up in fourth place in Class B, with a record of three wins, four losses, and a tie. Heroes « %■ w Vi W M m rfi ji awhmr t iriKJiAk wsmHkw rjTJVL -X -A v. rirL-c ' i ■V L w W a W ti W � • i M afV t j U W fcyiwfV _ j 55 iH5if55t,v ;vtr ua ■rnjyS W • w- � w ■ fr gm xvX ■ - — - - Kfcwrt - —_ - � � ' y Mlrvifif t '+ Sig K-SaS •'WMWMMwWW MW W M W � ----w_i- ww ■« •� ►- w W W M WW M 4 ar w w w -W w — W w w k. y TM � ■ - W=W TW w w — W WwM«M-w«ar r.v. (JvvC ■ W W — - jsSfe VVVV . - - •c«? - --«Si w M w ' - � - . . _ ■% t D4 ■ ' ■ � BASKETBALL TEAM 2nd Row: Mgrs. P. Louzon and G. Scanlon, W. Robitaille, E. Morrah, R. Theroux, R. Desrotiert, L. Gaboury, G. Morroh, Coach F. Marrah. Front Row: J. Notarangelo, R. Morrisseau, Co-Capts. E. Martin and D. Paulhus, N. Tanacea, 0. Harrington. BASKETBALL Despite the fact that Woonsocket High finally had its new gym, the basketball team, although it fought hard all the way, finished the 52-53 season without a league victory. Woonsocket's lack of height was perhaps the main reason for its poor showing. The only tall man on the team, Don Paulhus, did a good job of rebounding, but often left the game via the five foul route. Woonsocket's only victories were two exhibition games, in which they downed the Alumni and Mount Pleasant. The Mount Pleasant victory was a well earned one, which ended with a score of 51-46. Larry Gaboury led the Villa Novan attack by dropping in 16 points, while Roger Morrisseau and Johnny Notarangelo added 12 and 10 points respectively. At the end of the first quarter Woonsocket en- 60 Coach and Captains joyed an 11-10 lead, and they were still ahead, 28-26, at halftime. During the second half, Woonsocket played great ball as they captured rebound after rebound, and hit from the outside with excellent precision. Finally, Woonsocket staved off a last quarter rally by Mount Pleasant to wrap up the victory. Mount St. Charles won the city championship for the second consecutive year as they downed the Villa Novans 50-34 in the first game and 73-46 in the second contest. The tall, springy center, Lionel Jenkins, was instrumental in both Mount victories. Although the Woonsocket players — Martin, Paulhus, Notarangelo, and Morrisseau — fought hard throughout the game, they were unable to stop the Mounties. During the latter part of the season. Coach Marrah used many JV players. These boys looked good during the short time they played and should improve with experience. With four regular players graduating, things look bleak for next year. Even though his team wasn't among the best in the league. Coach Marrah is to be congratulated for his never-say-die spirit and the fine job he has done. 2nd Row: Mgr. C. Kittredge, R. Cosovont, J. Floherty, R. Cote, Cooch Betogh. 1st Row: D. Homelin, E. Chartier. W. Dorcey, Copt. G. Scanlon, F. Gardella, R. Desrosiers, R. Blais. CROSS COUNTRY The Woonsocket High School harriers were unsuccessful in retaining their Class B Cross Country crown, which had been theirs for five consecutive years. Undefeated in Class B competition all season, Woonsocket was upset by a strong Barrington team, 38-41, in the championship meet. In their first dual meet, W.H.S. humbled Hope, 15-50. In their next victory against North Providence, eleven Villa Novans flashed across the finish line before any of their opponents. Their third triumph was a 15-52 score against Westerly. Dick Desrosiers, a winner for the second time, was followed by Scanlon, Chartier, Darcey, Gardella, and Lauzon. Continuing to crush all opposition, Woonsocket upset Moses Brown as five Betagh-men were among the first seven to hit the tape. Captain George Scanlon, the first Woonsocket runner home and the third in the race, was followed by Chartier, Gardella, Darcey, and Blais. Paced by speedy Fred Gardella, Woonsocket next trounced East Providence 19-56. Emery Chartier was first man across in the defeat over Mount Pleasant, the Providence city championship team. Against LaSalle B, Gardella and Darcey finished first and second to give Woonsocket the win 18-42. Coach Betagh's harriers copped first place in the Bruckshaw race to give our team its first carnival championship. Fred Gardella, in fourth place, was the first Woonsocket runner across, while teammates Darcey, Desrosiers, Chartier, and Blais wound up sixth, ninth, tenth, and twelfth respectively. Racing to its ninth straight win of the season, Woonsocket downed St. Raphael 25-36. By gaining third place in the All-State Meet, Woonsocket earned the right to compete in the New England Cross Country Championship Meet, in which the Villa Novans finished sixth. In their last dual meet, Woonsocket easily defeated Cranston 23-42. Woonsocket placed three men on the Class B All-Star Team for 1952. Bill Darcey was named to the first team, while Fred Gardella and Ray Blais were selected for the second team. OUR NEW GYM 63 Bock Row: Co-Capt. N. Gill, R. Corlson, M. Lambert, J. Gemski. 2nd Row: Mgr. F. Soracino, Coach W. Lavallee, W. Darcey, W. Sawyer, R. Mei, Co-Copt. R. Triono, Ass't Coach M. Peloquin, Mgr. W. Maloney. 1st Row: E. Archamboult, R. Dubois, E. Pouliot. E. O'Dell, I. Podorozny, D. Ponu, N. Lefort, R. Murphy, R. Luther, L. Hodgson. HOCKEY This season Woonsocket skated out on the ice with its best offensive team of its four year participation in the R.l. Interscholastic Hockey League. In their first league game the Villa Novans were beaten by Burrillville, defending state champs, 4-1, despite the brilliant goal-tending of freshman Dan Panu. Another frosh, Earl O'Dell scored the only goal for Woonsocket. Facing a strong Hope team the following night, Woonsocket was defeated 10-5. Goal getters were Gill, Darcey, Rouselle, O'Dell, and Pouliot. With the first line scoring three goals and goalie Dan Panu playing a great game, the Villa Novans downed East Providence 4-2. Playing their fourth game in a row, Woonsocket lost to a fast skating North Providence team 4-1. Darcey was the lone scorer. A successful penalty shot in a five minute overtime period gave Cranston a 4-3 edge over a hard fighting Woonsocket team. Darcey and Gemski were the lamp-lighters for W.H.S. In their next game against strong La Salle, the Villa Novans, unable to hold an early lead, were drubbed 7-3. Woonsocket won its second league victory of the season when they edged Mount Pleasant 4-3, with O'Dell scoring a goal in the closing minutes of the third period. In the big game of the year the Villa Novans held Mt. St. Charles to a 3-3 deadlock. Woonsocket started off in great fashion as Darcey and Gill scored in the first period, but the Mount fought back minutes left. Gill scored to create the tie. Woon-and held a 3-2 lead in the last period. With only minutes left. Gill scored to create the tie. Woonsocket had previously beaten the Mount 2-0 in a Round Robin tilt with Gill scoring both goals. Playing their last game of the season, the Villa Novans were subdued by St. Raphael 4-1; Darcey scored the only goal. With most of the veterans graduating. Coach Lavollee will depend on Panu, Dubois, O'Dell, and Pouliot as a nucleus for next year's team. W.H.S. BASEBALL SEASON - 1952 Inspired by the great pitching of Doug Hopper and Pete Glode and the sensational hitting of the entire team, the Woonsocket High baseball team won the Northern Rhode Island Baseball Championship and then went on to capture the Rhode Island Schoolboy Championship. The Villa Novans had a remarkable season, losing only two games. Their regular season record was 12 WON, 1 LOST. The local boys downed Sacred Heart 2-0 in their first league encounter, then swamped Central Falls 14-5 before bowing to Cumberland. Woonsocket then compiled fourteen consecutive victories by defeating No. Providence, 7-3; Mt. St. Charles, 9-2; Burrillville, 6-5; Central Falls, 16-2; Sacred Heart, 5-2; Cumberland, 22-3; Pawtucket Vocational 21-3; No. Providence 13-1; and Mt. St. Charles 9-6. With a slim chance of overtaking the Villa Novans, Burrillville tangled with the Savariamen at Harrisville. Woonsocket outslugged the opposition, 13-11, to take the Northern Division Title. Next, Woonsocket defeated Gorton, 11-1, and then went on to beat Colt Memorial in the semi-finals, eking out a 13-inning 2-1 thriller in the first game and whitewashing their foe 5-0 in the second game. In the final game W.H.S. handed the Burrillville Broncos a 3-1 setback. Doug Hopper had an 8-0 record and Pete Glode a 9-1 score for the season. Glode, Hopper, Swiech, and Belknap were chosen for the first team of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League. Berthod was named to the second team. The 1953 roster doesn't look too bright with only two regulars, Darcey and Rousselle, remaining. This will be Woonsocket's rebuilding year, with pitching the main problem. TRACK 1952 Last year's track team participated in only three meets. Woonsocket won a dual meet with Gorton and lost by four points a closely contested meet with Westerly. The Villa Novans also participated in the Kingston Meet. Capt. Moe Martin starred in weight events scoring in the double brackets in both dual meets. George Scanlon ran well in the mile, taking a first against Westerly in that event. Other outstanding performers were Ray Blais, Emery Chartier, Gordon Ondis and Bob Comeau. All these boys will participate in the 1953 season. 65 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Trepanier and Olga Gemski BEST ALL-ROUND AND MOST POPULAR Attilia Delasanta and Edmund Martin 66 BEST ATHLETES Edmund Martin and Coach Savaria MOST TYPICAL Mario DiNunzio and Constance Duhamei 67 HANDSOMEST BOY AND PRETTIEST GIRL Maurice Lambert and Joyce Gaiga CLASS ARTISTS Rino Conti and Frances Faneuf Public Relations Messengers MV SENIOR ACTIVITIES CONRAD ADAM . . . Student Council 2; Senior Ploy (Cast) 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Choral Group 2, 3 4; Ring Committee 3; Christmas Ploy 4; Decorating Committee 4 JAMES AllAM . . . Advertising Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Usher 4 ADRIENNE ALLARD . . . Informal Dance Committee 2; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Usherette 2; Villa Novan 2; Candy Committee 4 GERALD ALLARD . . . Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Football Squad 2; Track Squad 2 SHIRLEY ANDERSON . . . Choral Group 2; Usherette 4 ANDREW ANDRY . . . Advertising Committee 4; Poster Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Villa Novan 4 AGNES BACKES . . . Informal Dance Committee 2; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Pep Rally 4; Ticket Committee 4; Christmas Play 4; Barryfield Vendor 4; Usherette 2 MICHAEL BARAM . . . Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Track Squad 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Squad 2; Choral Group 4; Usher 4; Villa Novan 4; Decorating Committee 3, 4 MARILYN BARKER . . . Dramatic Club 4; Villa Novan 4; Bowling 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Usherette 3, 4 SHIRLEY BAZINET . . . Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Villa Novan 3 CHARLES BELBA . . . Student Council 3; Formal Dance Committee 4; Informal Dance Committee 3, 4; Dramatic Club 5; Track Squad 2; United Nations Group 2; Choral Group 3, 4; Villa Novan 4; Ring Committee 3; Senior Dues Committee 4 ALINE BELISLE . . . Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 4; Villa Novon 4 BEVERLY BIAGETTI . . . Student Council 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Ticket Committee 4; Ring Committee 3; Stamp Committee 4; Model Congress Delegate 3, 4; Barryfield Vendor 3; Usherette 3 JEAN BILEAU . . . Choral Group 4 CLAUDETTE BLANCHARD . . . Choral Group 2, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Decorating Committee 4 MARGARET BLANCHARD . . . Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 4 SHIRLEY BLISS . . . Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 ELENORE BOURASSA . . . Student Council 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Villa Novon 4 MADELINE BOUSQUET . . . Choral Group 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4 MARGARET BRACCI . . . Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Decorating Committee 4 DOROTHY BRACKETT . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Rally 4; Poster Committee 4; Choral Group 3 JANET BROUSSEAU . . . Candy Committee 4 GEORGE BROWN . . . Poster Committee 3 DOROTHY BRUNELLE . . . Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Club 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Candy Committee 4; Barryfield Vendor 4 LENO BRUNETTI . . . Formal Dance Committee 4; Track Letterman 2; Cross-Country Letferman 2; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 4; Stamp Committee 4; Decorating Committee 4 ROBERT BRUNI . . . Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Com mittee 4; Usher 3; Stamp Committee 4; Band 2, 3 EILEEN CABANA . . . Student Council 2. 3; Choral Group 3; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 CLAIRE CADORET . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Villa Novan 4 NICHOLAS CALESHU . . . Track Squad 2; Decorating Committee 4; Informal Dance Committee 4 JOHN CAMPBELL . . . Choral Group 4 GLORIA CANZANO . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Roily 4; Poster Committee 4; United Notions Group 2; Choral Group 3, 4; Borry Field Vendor 4 JEANNE CARDON . . . Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Public Relations Messenger 4 ROBERT CARLSON . . . Student Council 3; Hockey Letterman 4; Cross Country Squad 2 PAULINE CAROLO . . . Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 2; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Villa Novon 4; Decorating Committee 3, 4 ELIZABETH COCCOLI . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4; Formal Dance Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 3; Pep Rally 3; Choral Group 4; Villa Novan 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger 4 ROBERT COMEAU . . . Formal Dance Committee 3; Football Letterman 3, 4; Track Lettermon 2, 3, 4 RINO CONTI . . . Student Council 4; Formal Dance Committee 4; Advertising Committee 4; Poster Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Usher 4; Ring Committee 3; Sports Manager 2; Villa Novan 4; Quiver Artist 3 4 DAVID COREY . . . Informal Dance Committee 3, 4; Football Squad 3; Lettermon 4; Track Squad 3; Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 4; Usher 4; Villa Novon 4; Decorating Committee 4 ALBIN CORNELL . . . Student Council 2; Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Christmas Ploy 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Villa Novon 3, 4 ANNA MAE COSTELLO . . . Dramatic Club 4, Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 4; Usherette 4 PAUL COTE . . . Formol Dance Committee 4; Hockey Squad 4 NORMAND COUTURE . . . Student Council 4; Subscription 4; Usher 3; Stomp Committee 4 PAUL CREPEAU . . . Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Cross-Country Squad 2 LOUISE CRETE . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 3 VINCENT CUNNINGHAM . . . Football Letterman 4; Choral Group 3, 4 MARY JANE DANIS . . . Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Villa Novan 4 MELORE DANSEREAU . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 3; Candy Committee 4; Christmas Play 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Barry Field Vendor 4; Decorating Committee 4 WILLIAM DARCEY . . . Hockey Letterman 3, 4; Cross Country Lettermon 2, 3, 4; Baseball Letterman 3, 4 RUTH DAVIS . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Decorating Committee 4 CLAUDETTE DECELLES . . . Dramatic Club 4; Chorol Group 2; Villa Novan 2, 3, 4 EILEEN DECONING . . . Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 2. 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Decorating Committee 4 ATTILIA DELASANTA . ✓ . Student Council 2, 3; Student Council Officer 2; Senior Class Officer 4; Informal Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally 4; Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4; Villa Novon 2, 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger 4 NANCY DEMUSE . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 2; Usherette 3 ANNETTE DESLAURIERS . . . Choral Group 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 4; Decorating Committee 4 DAVID DEXTER . . . Student Council 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Hockey Squad 3, 4; Choral Group 4; Usher 4; Ring Committee 3; Public Relations Messenger 4; Decorating Committee 4 GLORIA Dl CESARE . . . Dramatic Club 4; Chorol Group 2, 3; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 MARIO Dl NUNZIO . . . Student Council 2, 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Advertising Committee 4; Usher 4; Ring Committee 3. ROBERT DIONNE . . . Senior Ploy 2, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 4; Sports Manager 3, 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Villa Novan 3 JANE DOBRWADO . . . Choral Group 4 EDWARD DOURA . . . Advertising Committee 4; Cross-Country Squod 2; Decorating Committee 4 JUDITH DOWLING . . . Student Council 4; Formal Dance Committee 3; Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 3; Barry Field Vendor 2, 3; Villa Novon 3 CONSTANCE DUHAMEL . . . Student Council 2; Senior Class Officer 4; Junior Class Officer 3; Informal Donee Committee 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Senior Dues Committee 4 CHESTER DYMON . . . Student Council 2; Informal Dance Committee 4; Decorating Committee 4 FRANCES FANEUF . . . Formal Dance Committee 4; Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally 4; Poster Committee 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Villa Novon 2; Decorating Committee 4; Quiver Artist 4 RICHARD FONTAINE . . . Advertising Committee 4; Bond 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4 BARBARA FRANKS . . . Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4 LAWRENCE GABOURY . . . Basketball Letterman 2. 3 JOYCE GAIGA . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4; Formal Dance Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Public Relations Messenger 4 MURIEL GAOUETTE . . . Advertising Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 JOHN GEMSKI . . . Football Letterman 4; Hockey Letterman 3, 4; Usher 4 OLGA GEMSKI . . . Student Council 4; Class Officer 3; Formal Dance Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Advertising Committee 4; Ring Committee 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 2, 3 NORMAND GILL . . . Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4 NORMAND GOUIN . . . Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4; Senior Dues Committee 4 DOLORES GOULET . . . Advertising Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 MARCIA GREENBERG . . . Formal Dance Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Rally 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Advertising Committee 4; Usherette 2; Decorating Committee 3 BARBARA GREENLUND ... Pep Rally 3; Choral Group 4; Villa Novan 4 CHARLES GRESKO . . . Track Letterman 2. 3; Cross Country Letterman 2. 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Villa Novon 3 PHYLLIS GUERTIN . . . Formal Dance Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Rally 4; Poster Committee 3; Choral Group 3 4; Borry Field Venders 4; Decorating Committee 4 NICHOLAS HADDAD . . . Class Officer 3; Formol Donee Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Informal Dance Committee 3; Football Letterman 3, 4; Ticket Committee 3; Football Squad 2 ROBERT HAGGERTY . . . Usher 3 CHARLES HART . . . Student Council 3; Choral Group 4; Baseball Letterman 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4 ROBERT HEBERT . . . Formal Dance Committee 3; Pep Roily 2. 3, 4; United Notions Group 2; Bond 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Villa Novon 3 SUSAN HUDSON . . . Majorette 2. 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Roily 2; Ring Committee 3; Villa Novan 2, 3 PEARL JACOB . . . Choral Group 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Usherette 4 CLAIRE JOLICOEUR . . . Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 3; Candy Committee 4; Band 2. 3; Villa Novan 2. 3 MARIE KOGUT . . . Choral Group 3; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 3 PATRICIA KOLISNYK . . . Cheerleader 7, 3, 4; Formal Donee Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Pep Roily 7, 3, 4; Choral Group 7, 3, 4; Ticket Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Villa Novan 4 SHIRLEY LAFLAMME . . . Barry Field Vender 7. 3, 4 MAURICE LAMBERT , . . Formal Dance Committee 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Hockey Letterman 4; Usher 3, 4; Baseball Letterman 4 PAULINE LANDRY . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; United Nations Group 2, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Decorating Committee 4 ALBERT LARIVIERE . . . Poster Committee 3; United Notions Group 3; Bond 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4 OMER LAROCHELLE . . . Choral Group 4 ROSALIE LA ROSE . . . Student Council 2; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally 4; United Nations Group 2; Choral Group 7, 4; Candy Committee 4; Barry Field Vender 7, 3; Villa Novon 2, 4 PIERRE LAUZON . . . Cross Country Letterman 2, 3; Cross Country Squad 7, 3; Sports Manager 4 MARIAN LEE . . . Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally 4 RICHARD LEFEBVRE . . . Baseball Letterman 4; Baseball Squad 7. 3 ERNEST LE MAY . . . Choral Group 4 GENEVIEVE LESIAK . . . Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Subscription Committee 3; United Notions Group 3; Choral Group 3, 4; Model Congress 3; Armistice Day Program 4 LILLIAN L'HEUREUX . . . Student Council 3; Pep Rally 4; United Nations Group 7, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Ring Committee 3; Stamp Committee 4; Model Congress Delegate 3, 4; Barry Field Vender 3, 4 CAROL LIPSKY . . . Advertising Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Candy Committee 4; Ring Committee 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Usherette 2, 4; Villo Novan 3; Decorating Committee 4 LAWRENCE LIZOTTE . . . Hockey Squad 3. 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Decorating Committee 4 VANGHEL LUPU . . . Student Council 7. 4, Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Roily 4; Poster Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Usher 3; Christmas Play 4; Model Congress Delegate 3; Decorating Committee 4 ANN MAHONEY . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Senior Ploy 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Pep Rally 2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stomp Committee 4; Decorating Committee 3 WILLIAM MALONEY . . . Student Council 2; Hockey Monoger 3, 4; Choral Group 2, 3, 4; Usher 4 LUCILLE MARCEAU . . . Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Pep Roily 4; Choral Group 2. 3, 4; Borry Field Vender 3, 4; Decorating Committee 4; Quiver Artist 4 MARCEL MARQUIS ... Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 7. 3, 4; Ring Committee 3 EDWIN MARRAH . . . Bond 7, 3, 4; Orchestra 7. 3, 4; Baseball Squad 3, 4; Basketball 4 EDMUND MARTIN . . Student Council 3, 4; Football Letter-man 2, 3, 4; Trock Letterman 7, 3, 4; Basketball Letterman 3, 4 THERESA MICHAUD . . . Formal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 3, 4 NANCY MILLIMAN . . . Advertising Committee 4, Choral Group 7, 3, 4; Usherette 2 GEORGIANNA MORIN . . . Senior Ploy 4; Dromatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Quiver Typist 4; Usherette 4; Villo Novan 4 RAYMOND MORIN . . . Senior Play 4; Dromatic Club 4; Sports Monoger 7, 3, 4 ROBERT MORIN . . . Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Football Squad 2; Band 7, 3, 4 FRANCIS MORRISSETTE . . . Choral Group 4 DOROTHY MOSLEY . . . Informal Dance Committee 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Villa Novan 4 MARILYN MOSTECKI . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Christmas Play 4; Decorating Committee 4 ROBERT NERI . . . Football Letterman 2; Choral Group 2; Basketball Squad 2, 3 BETTY NEUNLIST . . . Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 2, 4; Barry Field Vendor 3 JOHN NOTORANGELO . . . Football Lettermon 7. 3. 4; Public Relations Messenger 4; Baseball Lettermon 3, 4; Decorating Committee 3; Basketball Letterman 4 DELORES NUNES . . . Majorette 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Pep Rally 3; Choral Group 4 CAROL O'BRIEN . . . Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Villo Novon Typist 4 GORDON ONDIS . . . Student Council 2; Football Letterman 4; Track Letterman 7, 3, 4; Choral Group 7, 3 4; Usher 4; Christmas Play 2; Decorating Committee 4; Armistice Day Program 2, 3; Informal Dance Committee 3, 4 80 GINO ORAZI . . . Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 3 JEAN OUGH . . . Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Condy Committee 2; Usherette 2 ANTONIO PACHECO . . . Hockey Squad 2. 3 DONALD PACHECO . . . Football Squad 3; Football Letterman 4; Chorol Group 4 ANN PAGE . . . Student Council 3; Student Council Officer 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Quiver Typist 4; Decorating Committee 4 ELIZABETH PALAZINI . . . Student Council 2; Dramatic Club 4; Subscription 4; Choral Group 2, 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Usherette 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 3, 4 STEVE PANU . . . Senior Class Officer 4; Informal Dance Committee 4; Literary Board 4; Senior Dues Committee 4 DONALD PAULHUS . . . Football Letterman 3 4; Baseball Squad 2; Basketball Letterman 3, 4 VIOLET PAYNE . . . Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Bond 2, 3 THERESA PERIERA . . . Student Council 4; Student Council Officer 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 3; Villa Novan 4 ALBERT PERRICO . . . Student Council 3; Pep Rally 3; Choral Group 4 JANE PERRY . . . Formal Dance Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 3; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 2 BEVERLY PICKERING . . . Dramatic Club 4 LUCIA PIERANNUNZI . . . Student Council 2;' Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Quiver Typist 4; Villa Novan 4 PETER PRYHARSKI . . . Informal Dance Committee 2; Choral Group 4 HARVEY RABIDOUX . . . Choral Group 4 CONSTANCE RAMELLA . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Christmas Ploy 4; Villa Novan 4 RUSSELL REILLY . . . Band 2, 3, 4 GERMAINE REMILLARD . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 2, 3, 4; Usherette 2 ROBERT RICHARDS . . . Track Squad 2; Hockey Squad 4; Baseball Squad 3 4 LILLIAN RILEY . . . Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Formal Dance Committee 3; Informal Dance Committee 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Roily 2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 3; Decorating Committee 3, 4 WILLIAM ROBITAILLE . . . Football Letterman 4; Decorating Committee 3; Basketball Letterman 4 CLAIRE ROUSSEAU . . . Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Ticket Committee 2, 3, 4; Candy Committee 4; Usherette 3 CLAIRE RUSK . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally 2, 3; Chorol Group 4; Ring Committee 3; Usherette 2 IRENE SALEMBIER . . . Dramatic Club 4; Choral Group 4; Usherette 3 PAUL SAMEK . . . Football Squad 2; Christmas Ploy 4 FRANK SARACINA . . . Hockey Lettermon 3, 4; Sports Manager 4 WALTER SAWYER . . . Student Council 2, 3; Hockey Squad 4; Choral Group 4; Usher 3 GEORGE SCANLON . . . Student Council 4; Track Squad 2, 3, 4; Track Letterman 4; Cross Country Letterman 2, 3, 4; Choral Group 4; Sports Manager 4 JOHN SCARAMELLA . . . Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Advertising Committee 4; Decorating Committee 3, 4; Choral Group 4 GEORGE SEDERBECK ... Pep Rally 3; Choral Group 4; Usher 4; Christmas Ploy 4; Decorating Committee 2 JANICE SMITH . . . Cheerleader 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Subscriptions 3, 4; Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 2, 3, 4 WALLACE SMITH . . . World Affairs Group 3 WILLIAM SOMERS . . . Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Decorating Committee 3 ANNA SOVOKOTY . . . Dramatic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Ticket Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4; Usherette 3 BEVERLY ANN SUTHERLAND . . . Student Council 4; Dramotic Club 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Villa Novon 4 CAROL TARMEY . . . Dramatic Club 4; Ticket Committee 4; Candy Committee 4; Stamp Committee 4 ROUND THEROUX . . . Track Squad 3; Chorol Group 4; Decorating Committee 2; Basketball Squad 3 JOHN TREPANIER . . . Student Council 2; Advertising Committee 4; United Nations Group 2, 3; Choral Group 4; Model Congress Delegate 3; Villa Novan 4 RAYMOND TRIANO . . . Formol Dance Committee 4; Hockey Letterman 3, 4 CHARLES TWOMEY . . . Choral Group 3, 4; Baseball Letterman 4; Baseball Squad 3 JOSEPH VIANA . . . Informal Dance Committee 3; Advertising Committee 4; United Nations Group 3; Choral Group 4; Villa Novan 4 CLAUDETTE VIOTTO . . . Dramatic Club 4; Pep Rally 4; Choral Group 4; Candy Committee 4; Barry Field Vendors 3; Villa Novan 4 HERBERT WASSERMAN . . . Literary Board 4; Cross Country Letterman 2; Condy Committee 4; Decorating Committee 4 MURIEL YSEBAERT . . . Informal Dance Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Usherette 3, 4; Villa Novan 4 81 STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Adorn, Conrad Allam, James Allard, Adrienne 70 Knight Street Allard, Gerald Douro, Edward 455 Wood Avenue Anderson, Shirley Andry, Andrew 529 East School Street Backes, Agnes 2496 Diamond Hill Boram, Michael Barker, Marilyn 665 Third Avenue Faneuf, Frances Victory Highway, Slatersville Bazinet, Shirley Beiba, Charles 361 Diamond Hill Road Franks, Barbara Belisle, Aline Biagetti, Beverly 1431 Diamond Hill Road Gqjga, Joyce Bibeault, Robert Bileau, Jean 238 Morin Heights Gemski, John Blanchard, Claudette Blanchard, Margaret Bliss, Shirley Bourassa, Elenore 164 Front Street Goulet, Dolores 101 River Street Bousquet, Madeline Elder Ballou Meeting House Road Greenberg, Marcia 573 Mendon Road Bracci, Margaret Brackett, Dorothy Gresko, Charles Brousseau, Janet Brown, George Haddad, Nicholas Brunelle, Dorothy Haggerty, Robert Brunetti, Leno 430 Diamond Hill Road Hart, Charles Bruni, Robert 178 Railroad Street, Monville Hebert, Robert 464 Second Avenue Cabana, Eileen Cadoret, Claire Hudson, Susan 282 Gaskill Street Caleshu, Nicholas Campbell, John Conzano, Gloria R.F.D. 3 Mendon Rd„ N. Smithfield Kogut, Marie 188 Maury Street Cordon, Jeanne 64 Maple Street Kolisnyk, Patricia Carlson, Robert Carolo, Pauline Coccoli, Betty Landry, Pauline Comeau, Robert 36 Hamilton Street Lariviere, Albert Conti; Rino 240 Estes Street Corey, David Cornell, Albin 574 North Main Street Lataiile, Robert Costello. Anna Mae 216 Farm Street Lauzon, Pierre Cote, Paul 57 Wilson Avenue Lee, Marian Couture, Normand Greenville Rd., N. Smithfield Lefebvre, Richard 235 Sixth Avenue Crepeau, Paul 34 Asylum Street LeMay, Ernest Crete, Louise Cunningham, Vincent 256 Front Street L'Heureux, Lillian Danis, Mary Jane 252 Third Avenue Lipsky, Carol Dansereau, Melore Darcey, William 200 Ballou Street Lupu, Vonghel Davis, Ruth Great Road, Slatersville Mahony, Ann Decelles, Claudette 103 Bellingham Street Maloney, William Deconing, Eileen Degnan, William Follet Avenue, N. Smithfield Marquis, Marcel Delosanta, Attilia 357 Burnside Avenue Marrah, Edwin Demuse, Nancy 357 Maury Street Deslauriers, Annette 203 Burnside Avenue Michaud, Theresa Dexter, David 67 Oakton Street Di Cesare, Gloria 267 Paradis Street Morin, Georgianna 371 Third Avenue 82 JUNIORS Morin, Raymond 115 Collins Street Morin, Robert 41 Rockland Avenue Morrissette, Francis 272 Arnold Street Motley, Dorothy 258 High Street Mostecki, Marilyn 50 North Ballou Street Neri, Robert 226 Third Avenue Neunlist, Betty 83 Orchard Street Notarangelo, John 146 Hope Street Nunes, Dolores 74 Hamlet Avenue O'Brien, Carol 66 Seventh Avenue Ondit, Gordon Reservoir Road, Lincoln Oroii, Gino 134 St. Cecil Avenue Ough, Jean 645 Grove Street Pacheco, Antonio 185 Milton Avenue Pacheco, Donald 71 Hamlet Avenue Page, Ann Palazini, Elizabeth 419 Logee Street Ponu, Steve 379 East School Street Paulhus, Donald 201 Fourth Avenue Payne, Violet 48 South Street Pereira, Theresa 95 Piedmont Street Perrico, Albert 170 River Street Perry, Jane 17 Bradford Street Pickering, Beverly 321 Mowry Street Pierannunzi, Lucia 109 Cote Street Pryhorski, Peter 107 First Avenue Rabidoux, Harvey 134 Olo Street Ramella, Constance 54 Bentley Street Reilly, Russell 65 Sixth Avenue Remillard, Germaine 119 East Street Richards, Robert 2086 Mendon Road Riley, Lillian 32 Fabien Street Robitaille, William 137 Arnold Street Rousseau, Claire 478 East School Street Rusk, Claire 144 Woonsocket Hill Road Salembier, Irene Great Road, Forestdale Samek, Paul 43 Rhodes Avenue Saracina, Frank 377 Grove Street Sawyer, Walter Greenville Road Scanlon, George 550 Winter Street Scaramella, John 105 Oregon Avenue Sederback, George 20 Eleventh Avenue Smith, Janice R.F.D. 2, Woonsocket Smith, Wallace R.F.D. 2, Louisquisset Pike Somers, William 104 Morin Heights Sovokoty, Anna 131 Lincoln Street Sutherland, Beverly 73 Conrad Street T-rmey, Carol 546 North Main Street Theroux, Roland 137 Fountain Street Trepanier, John 295 Foirmount Street Triono, Raymond 232 Logee Street Twomey, Charles 37 Cold Spring Place Viana, Joseph 50 Worwick Street Viotto, Claudette 18 Verdun Street Wossermon. Herbert 456 Wood Avenue Ysebaert. Muriel 58 McArthur Road Allard, Pauline 30 Chalapa Avenue Anderson, Gladys 344 Olo Street Anger, Lorroine 858 Third Avenue Anger, Lucille 221 Crawford Street Armstrong, Nancy 27 Providence Street Aubin, Marguerite 222 North Main Street Babiono, Virginia 113 Hazel Street Baker, Faith 76 St. Marcel Street Baton, Mary 87 West Street Barbaric, Leonore 350 Vose Street Beauchamp, Bruce 65 Hughes Street Beauregard, Claire 66 West Street Beausoleil, Bertha 249 Grove Street Becea, Thomas 393 East School Street Belisle, Anna May 439 Providence Street Bellini, Virginia 512 Bernon Street Blais, Raymond 180 Morin Heights Bodnar, Sophia 36 Fountain Street Bourgeois, Janet 598 North Main Street Bourget, Roland 177 Circle Street Bousquet, Jeanne 218 Fourth Avenue Bradley, James 32 Fifth Avenue Brissette, Claire 299 High Street Brochu, Yolande 79 Mason Street Brouillard, Laurette 185 Adams Street Canestrari, Denny 108 Bouvier Avenue, Manville Canestrari, Marlene 93 Atlanta Avenue Carpenter, Norris R.F.D. 2, N. Smithfield Casavant, Robert J. 48 Ward Street Chartier, Emery 75 Hamlet Avenue Chudy, Stanley 129 Snow Street Comeyne, Jules 65 Progresso Avenue Connell, Richard 110 Alice Avenue Corrieri, Frank 246 Railroad Street, Manville Cote, Carol 425 Providence Street Cote, Irene 162 Cote Avenue Cotnoir, Anna Mae 198 Morin Heights Crisafulli, Barbara 32 Hill Street Crisafulli, Evelyn 10 Logee Street D'Anjou, Doris 104 Brook Street Demarjian, Elaine 125 Arnold Street Demarjian, Eleanor 125 Arnold Street Desrosiers, Ronald 15 Page Street De Stefano, Gloria 101 Newport Street Drainville, Claire 502 North Main Street Drolet, Jeanne 408 Willow Street Dubois, Jacqueline 232 Ballou Street Dubois, Richard 958 Cass Avenue Duhomel, Jacqueline 130 Hemond Avenue Durkin, Kathryn 650 Fifth Avenue Elias, Ronald 315 Cottage Street Emidy, Raymond 324 Second Avenue Esposito, Barbara 158 River Street Esten, Marilyn 52 Wilbur Avenue Eustace, William 126 Third Avenue Faneuf, David Victory Highway, Slatersville Fiscaletti, Gloria 328 Estes Street Flynn, Patricio 75 Oak Street 83 Fontaine, Lorraine 4 Great Road R.F.D. 3 Fontaine, Richard 1087 Park Avenue Fontaine, Shirley 639 Sixth Avenue Franks, Vivian 183 Elmore Street Gagne, Doris 38 Bentley Street Gardella, Fred 19 Spring Street Gaudet, Muriel 247 Morin Heights Gauthier, Claudette 173 Willow Street Gelinas, Jeanne 708 Front Street Gemski, Peter 359 Gaskill Street Girard, Mavis 48 Cumberland Street Glatky, Roslyn 282 Third Avenue Glod, Elizabeth 35 Fifth Avenue Goldman, Brenda 259 Winter Street Harpin, Aline 971 Cass Avenue Harpin, Edmund 556 South Main Street Harrington, Dale 854 Harris Avenue Hathaway, David 70 Union Street Hermon, Lillian 73 Newport Street Heroux, Pierre 39 Summit Street Johnson, Muriel 246 Eighth Avenue Jolly, Florence 61 Watson Street Julie, Lucille 49 Rathbun Street Kafalas, Joon Wilks Avenue, Slatersville Kappelle, Armand 63 Greene Street Kaskiw, Olga 200 Harris Avenue Kennedy, Mary 493 Grove Street Kildine, Francis 43 Warwick Street Kittredge, Charles 254 Bernon Street Kittredge, Muriel 254 Bernon Street Kurtis, Mary 141 Boyden Street Kusnarowis, Dorothy 218 Jillson Avenue La Plante, Dale 67 Bradford Street Larder, Ronald 217 Crawford Street Le Blanc, Pauline Branch Avenue, N. Smithfield Le Sieur, Muriel 62 Estes Street Levine, Rita 244 Prospect Street Longtin, Florence 86 Burnside Avenue Luther, Robert 52 Buell Avenue, N. Smithfield MacDonald, Richard Qua ker Highway, Slotersville Mohony, John 189 Carnation Street Mandeville, Raymond 57 Privilege Street Mariani, Carol 324 Rhode Island Avenue Marier, Edward 59 Cady Street Mason, Ruth 52 Avenue B Masse, Arthur 17 Pierre Court Masse, Raymond O. 76 West Pork Place Masse, Raymond P. 30 Main Street, Manville Mozzarella, Maureen 723 Bernon Street McCutcheon, Marjorie 20 Spring Street McGee, Kathleen 28 West School Street McKenna, Jo-Ann 268 Prospect Street McNaul, Martha 537 Elm Street McPhee, Alice 58 Paradis Street Minchillo, Pauline 76 Cottage Street Miskiavitch, Elaine 464 Second Avenue Moon, Robert 397 Ninth Avenue Morin, Lorraine 278 High Street Morin, Richard 278 High Street Morin, Rita 371 Third Avenue Morrisseau, Roger 63 Watson Street Munsch, Marilyn 163 Greene Street Nadeau, Edith 113 Loring Street Nason, Donald 14 Transit Street O'Keefe, Laurence 74 Hollis Street Overton, Janet Maple Avenue, Forestdale Palady, Robert 87 Morin Heights Palazini, Norman 245 Railroad Street, Manville Pellerin, Shirley Ann 493 Social Street Pelletier, Dolores 231 Bernice Avenue Perreault, Cecile 219 Cumberland Street Petit, Muriel 20 Dudley Street Picard, Barbara 132 First Avenue Place, Nancy 67 White Parkway, N. Smithfield Ploen, Mary 44 Church Street Pratt, Patricia 74 Prospect Street Reedy, Robert 187 Fourth Avenue Robert, Pauline 341 Burnside Avenue Rogeski, Donald 429 Arnold Street Romblad, Walter 6 Janson Avenue Rossi, Rita 96 Knight St., Louisquisett Pk., Lin. Rotatori, Elaine 1234 Park Avenue Rowey, Richard 697 Park Avenue Ruo, Rose Marie 1 Getchel Avenue Salois, Rita 34 Elbow Street Santos, Mory Ann 172 Sayles Street Saunders, Robert 725 Park Avenue Sherman, Leroy 334 Coe Street Smith, Robert H. 263 Eighth Avenue Smith, Robert P. 565 Fairmount Street Somers, Everett 104 Morin Heights Southwick, Ruth 39 North Ballou Street Sterns, Ruth 10 Logee Street Taber, Beverly 18 Crest Road, N. Smithfield Taillon, Lorraine 58 St. Marcel Street Talabac, Jennie 150 Blackstone Street Tanacea, Nick 447 East School Street Tancrede, Sylvio 30 West Street Tormey, James 117 Rebekah Street Taylor, James Old River Road, Manville Taylor, Robert 385 Harris Avenue Thuot, John 75 Chestnut Street Tousignant, Donald 45 Lincoln Street Trahan, Rita 109 Cumberland Street Tsimortis, Georgia 308 Harris Avenue Twining, Beverly 95 Thomas Street Van Brocklyn, Ronald 351 Bernon Street Van Delft, Elaine 132 Brook Street Voelker, Peter 222 Gaskill Street Wheeler, Arthur 273 Third Avenue Whittle, Barbara 519 Fairmount Street Winn, Donald 60 Highland Street 84 FRESHMEN Adomt, Mary Slatersville, R. 1. Allard, Shirley Allan, Lois 75 Phoebe Street Anez, John 916 Park Avenue Archambault, Edward 142 Cote Avenue Arsenault, Theodore 155 Pond Street Asti, Noncy 220 Valley Street Audette, Leon 755 Third Avenue Austin, Jean 37 Rivulet Street Bacon, George 27 Heroux Avenue Ballou, Ruth 134 Newland Street Baram, Phillip 43 Newport Street Barrette, Emilie 112 Rutland Street Barrette, Robert 435 Jillson Avenue Barry, Donald 100 Arnold Street Barfolatto, Hilda 91 Chester Street Beausoleil, Elizabeth 249 Grove Street Bednarski, John Grange Road, N. Smithfield Belanger, Dolores 541 East School Street Berard, Lucille 116 Fountain Street Bodnar, Stephen 36 Fountain Street Bois, Dolores Grange Road, N. Smithfield Boissel, Doris 202 Welles Street Bonin, Armand Rocky Hill Road, N. Smithfield Bonin, Marie Rocky Hill Rood, N. Smithfield Bouchard, Donald 52 Greenville Road, N. Smithfield Bouchard, Eugene 183 Morin Heights Bousquet, Agnes 112 Lincoln Street Bouvier, Robert 20 Clark Court Brien, Ronald 90 Prospect Street Brodeur, Claire 118 Glendale Avenue Brouillard, Robert 185 Adams Street Brouillette, Robert 227 Manville Road Buttach, Joseph Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln Cabana, Gladys 359 Ward Street Cagnon, Maurice Calascibetta, Josina 38 Cooper Street Carolo, Madeline 644 Wood Avenue Caron, Carmen 157 West Street Caslowitz, Joel 714 Harris Avenue Cesario, Jeanette Pond House Road, N. Smithfield Chabot, Roger 25 Worren Avenue Chalfin, Ruth 73 Phoebe Street Chompeu, Lionel 614 East School Street Chaput, Claudette 622 Logee Street Chretein, Jeon 52 Roberts Street Coccoli, Bernice 273 Coe Street Coderre, Maeriel 416 East School Street Coderre, Marguerite 256 Nursery Avenue Comire, Felix 136 Morin Heights Cook, Judith 156 North Main Street Cornell, Donald 83 Temple Street Cote, Clarisse 57 Wilson Avenue Cote, Conrad 222 Morin Heights Cote, Francis 54 Third Avenue Cote, Raymond 121 Morin Heights Cote, Rene 1239 Manville Road Crane, Theresa 345 Pond Street Cullerton, Loretta 256 Front Street Custer, George 196 Newland Avenue Dagesse, Emile 907 Bernon Street Dansereau, Conrad 311 Wood Avenue Dansereau, Roger 34 Eighth Avenue Davis, James Great Road, Slatersville Degnan, Priscilla 620 Providence Street Demers, Thelma 134 Glendale Avenue Deslauriers, Raymond 54 Cumberland Street Desmarais, Robert 48 South Street Dextraze, Donald 669 Winter Street DiCarlo, Anthony 52 Blackstone Dickey, David Saylesville Didion, George Third Avenue DiSalvo, Dolores 236 Lincoln Street DiSalvo, Marie 236 Lincoln Street DiSalvo, Patricia 26 Lincoln Street Duffy, Brian 349 Grove Street Dulude, Jacqueline 25 Rivulet Street Dumais, Vivian 152 Fourth Avenue Duskey, Anthony Old River Road, Manville Enright, Edward 92 Benefit Street Ewen, Donald Mendon Road Fanning, Thomas 112 Earle Street Faubert, Emile 96 Rodman Street Ferguson, Ann Theresa 27 Pearle Street Ferris, Sylvia 47 Rebekah Street Flaherty, James 97 Temple Street Folletf, Lois Follett Street, N. Smithfield Frieberger, Mary Lou Rocky Hill Road, N. Smithfield Galipeau, Normand 56 South Street Ghitsa, Sandra 466 East School Street Ghizari, Tana 764 Mendon Road Gingras, Roger 709 Morin Heights Grovel, Gilberte 60 Cumberland Street Guy, Beverly 35 Dexter Street Haggerty, William 360 Mason Street Hamel, Nancy Ann 111 Farm Street Hamelin, Donald 114 Welles Street Hebert, Gloria 318 Third Avenue Heroux, Rene 79 Vose Street Hodgson, Leonard Hanton Road, N. Smithfield Hogue, Claudette Willow Street Houseman, Donald 31 Kennedy Street Hoyle, Walter 238 Gaskill Street Hurd, Alan 652 Elder Ballou M'tg House Road Iba, Revo 334 Winter Street Jacob, Rose Marie 228 Seventh Avenue Jalbert, Ronald 92 Conrad Street Javary, William 515 East School Street Jolicoeur, Janet A. 37 Mechanics Avenue Jolicoeur, Janet G. 310 Mason Street Jarry, Gail 101 Cote Avenue Karas, Thomas 302 Pond Street Kayarian, Roxie 134 Welles Street Kilcline, William 409 North Main Street Koenig, Eleanor 49 Kermit Street Kogut, Frederick 9 Bently Street Kurawsky, Olga 370 Fairmount Street 85 Kusiak, Michael 45 Pond Street Labrie, Patricia Ann 291 Willow Street lachapelle, Roger 271 Coe Street LaClaire, Nancy 40 Rockland Avenue LoFerriere, Nancy 566 Prospect Street LaForge, Joan 232 Willow Street LaFronce, Joseph 580 Front Street Laliberte, R. Paul 212 Arnold Street Lanowy, Gloria 48 Maillou Street lanowy, Shirley 57 Lapham Court Lapham, Thomas Great Road, Slatersville Lefebvre, Donald 235 Sixth Avenue LeFort, Normand 663 Bernon Street LeMay, Henry 103 St. Agnes Avenue lemieux, Edna Mae 406 Front Street Lemmel, Gloria 92 School Street, Albion Leroi, Marcelle 351 Willow Street lessord, Robert 289 Summer Street L'Heureux, Robert 107 Rathbun Street Lizotte, Harriette 582 Blackstone Street Ludovic, Joseph 460 Coe Street lupu, Roland 157 Lincoln Street Maciejewski, Carole 216 High Street Maciejko, Helen 52 Fairlawn Avenue Macktaz, Arnold 932 Pork Avenue Macktaz, Peter Y. 429 Bernon Street Maclure, Raymond 656 North Main Street Maguire, Patricia 31 Fairlawn Avenue Mahoney, Joseph Mahoney, Robert Marroh, George 108 Park Avenue Mason, Joan R.F.D. 1, Louisquisset Pike Masse, Germain 61 Emerson Street Masse, Maurice 385 Cass Avenue Mozzarella, Richard 112 LeFrancois Boulevard McCabe, Joseph 82 Winter Street Mei, Robert 228 Railroad Street, Monville Messier, Maurice 90 LeFrancois Boulevard Michon, Richard 320 Fourth Avenue Miller, Leo 23 Collins Street Minchillo, Vincent 76 Cottage Street Montoy, Paulette 45 LeBrun Avenue Monti, Geraldine 50 Carrington Avenue Montigny, Pauline 66 Main Street, Albion Morin, Amelia 92 South Street Mowry, Stanley Providence Pike Murray, Nancy 240 Front Street Murphy, Robert 10 Spring Street Nadeau, Emilie 113 Loring Street Noylor, Edward 140 Morin Heights Naylor, James 140 Morin Heights Negri, Laurence 110 Willow Street Nespolo, Virginia 35 Bradley Street O'Dell, Earl 98 Elder Ballou Road Olson, Linda 35 Lapham Court Osiecki, Thomas 15 Redwood Street Ouellette, Claudette 95 Victor Street Pachomski, Joseph 182 Cumberland Street Padorozny, Laurence 230 First Avenue Pandolfi, Rose Marie Sayles Hill Road Panu, Dennis 378 East School Street Parent, Richard 329 Transit Street Paul, Joan 97 Rockland Street Perda, Walter 230 First Avenue Perron, Rita 38 Reed Avenue Perry, William 27 East Orchard Street Pettis, Marsha 125 Main Street, Monville Pichette, Pauline 69 Morin Heights Pierannunzi, Anthony 47 Garden Street Pouliot, Earl 33 Virginia Avenue Provost, Jacqueline 272 Great Road Provost, Janet 29 Gymnasium Street Proulx, Maurice 116 Orchard Street Provencher, Claire School Street, Slatersville Provoyeur, Robert 26 Roberts Street Remillard, Raymond 92 Benefit Street Reynolds, John 140 Third Avenue Ricard, Sylvia 198 Avenue C Rice, Maxwell 147 Rebekah Street Richards, Roland 2086 Mendon Road Rivard, Claire 516 Clinton Street Rivet, Evelyn 44 St. Cecile Avenue Robert, Jacqueline 172 Gaulin Avenue Rossi, Ella 98 Knight Street Rowey, John 148 Knight Street Samek, Joseph 43 Rhodes Avenue Savoie, Beatrice 105 Morin Heights Schneider, Richard 437 Woodland Road Seagrave, Shirley 92 St. Paul's Street, N. Smithfield Serafin, Edward 319 Mowry Street Sherman, Susan 334 Coe Street Shipala, Walter 182 Arnold Street Smith, William 275 Morin Heights Styborski, Mary 58 Oakley Road SufFoletto, Donato 1102 Park Avenue Suffoletto, Patricio 121 Providence Street Tancrede, Shirley 30 West Street Tormey, John 546 West School Street Tellier, Francis 54 Sayles Street Thompson, Marjorie 17 Cottage Street Tobin, Carol 12 Clarkin Lane Trudel, Phyliss 328 Transit Street Tsimortos, Nicoletta 308 Harris Avenue Vadeboncoeur, Robert 86 Morin Heights Valentine, Potricio 444 Third Avenue Valentine, Ruth 444 Third Avenue Varieur, Gertrude 51 Lapham Street Vario, Laura 172 Mowry Street Wade, Janice 30 Seventh Avenue Wallen, Carolyn 35 Oakton Street Walling, Richard 49 Kermit Street Weseluk, Walter 55 Roland Street Westphol, Jeannine 10 Eighth Avenue Wheeler, Barbara 81 Newport Street Winn, Neal 60 Highland Street Zielonka, Irene 378 River Street 86 TO OUR ADVERTISERS THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES The graduating members of Woonsocket High School, Class of '53, wish to express their gratitude and appreciation to the Woonsocket Call and to each and every advertiser. Without the help of these progressive, civic-minded, All-American people, this yearbook project would have been impossible. For their assistance in financing this permanent record of our high school career, we take pleasure in singing THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES on this, our graduation day, O HAPPY DAY. -CLASS OF 1953 Best Wishes to The Class of ’53 Woonsocket Photo Supply 327 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Stanley Popiel, Proprietor Lobby of Stadium Theatre Tel. 2127 Adam, Conrad — The Roving Kind” Allam, James — I Can't Get Started” Allard, Adrienne — You Wonderful One' Allard, Gerald — One Kiss” Anderson, Shirley — Smiles” Andry, Andrew — The Chattannooga Shoe Shine Boy” 88 The NEW ENGLAND Telephone l TELEGRAPH Company Mr- . • ‘ W«I - Here’s what the Telephone Company offers girls finishing High School— V A chance to fill an important job. V A chance to earn good pay, regu-lar raises, paid vacations. y A chance to enjoy friendly companionship, meet new people, make new friends. This i otir chance to do vital work . . . jcet a joh with plenty of responsibility and opportunity for advancement ... he associated with a reliable Company that's known and respected ever where — a Company you'll he proud to work for. Come in and talk to us. Get all the details. But do it now, so vou'11 have a head start. Backes, Agnes — Laughing Polka” Bazinet, Shirley — Let a Smile Be Your Baram, Michael — Older and Bolder” Umbrella” Barker. Marilyn — Doggie in the Window” Belba, Charles — A Bushel and a Peck” Belisle, Aline — Five Feet Two, Eyes of Blue” composition film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1953 VAN DALE Photographs of Distinction 161 Main Street Pawtucket, R. I. Bousquet, Madeline — Piano Roll Blues' Bracci, Margaret — Peg o' My Heart” Brackett, Dorothy — When Irish Eyes Are Smiling’’ Brousseau, Janet — Pussy Cat Song Brown, George — Little Brown Jug Brunelle, Dorothy — Dorothy Polka 91 R. A. BERGESSON SON, INC. CONTRACTORS 41 BAXTER STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: Woon. 580-W Brunetti, Leno — If I Knew You Were Coming I'd a Baked a Cake” Bruni, Robert — Young Man With a Horn” Cabana, Eileen — Congratulations to Someone” Cadoret, Claire — Clare de Lune” Caleshu, Nicholas — Fiddle Faddle” Campbell, John — Laugh, Clown, Laugh 92 Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS JOHN DEGNAN, Branch Manager We Make Warm Friends Cansano, Gloria — It’s a Great Feeling” Cardon, Jeanne — Jeanne With the Light Brown Hair” Carlson, Robert — His Feet’s Too Big For de Bed” Carolo, Pauline — Chew, Chew, Chewing, Chewing Gum” Coccoli, Betty —' Can’t Help Loving That Man of Mine” Comeau, Robert — She Didn’t Say Yes” 93 OLIVER W. FONTAINE ARCHITECT 285 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket Automobile Dealers Association Custer Motor Sales, 330 Social St. Doyle Motors, Inc., 217 Pond St. Jones Motor Co., 11 Front St. Leclaire Monty, Inc., 372 Social St. Mack-Buick, 200 Social St. Marcoux Bros., Inc., 177 Social St. National Motor Sales, 45 Social St. Pepin Motors, 647 Social St. Norman R. Gravin, Inc., 63 Hamlet Ave. Senn Motor Co., 103 North Main St. Ward Motors, 28 Social St. Wood Ave. Motor Sales, 643 Wood Ave. HUDSON DODGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH STUDEBAKER BUICK CHEVROLET FORD DESOTO PLYMOUTH MERCURY LINCOLN G.M.C. PONTIAC CADILLAC PACKARD INTERNATIONAL Woonsocket Nash Co., 315 Social St. NASH Conti, Reno — Dark Eyes” Corey, David — Hepcat Polka” Cornell, Albin — Lover” Costello, Anna Mae — Speaking of Angels Cote, Paul — Wild Blue Yonder Woonsocket Association of Insurance Agents Members of the Woonsocket Association of Insurance Agents 1. Lodie Brien 3596 15. Charles L. Kirby 424 2. 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BRUNETTI, W.H.S. ’53, Vice-President Coutrue, Normand — A Guy Is a Guy” Crepeau, Paul — You Can Count on Me' Crete, Louise — Short and Sweet” Cunningham, Vincent — Nature Boy Danis, Mary Jane — Lovely To Look At” 95 Congratulations! CLASS OF 1953 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 505-513 CLINTON STREET • WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND i f SERVICE SALES CO.,INC. ANTHONY F. LAWRENCE PRESIDENT - TREASURER ELDORA Y. LAWRENCE SECRETARY “The Store of Friendly Service Wallpaper - Hardware PITTSBURGH PAINTS • KEYSTONA PAINTS WALLPAPER • MILL SUPPLIES • HARDWARE • HOUSEWARE • SPORTING GOODS Dansereau, Melore — Jambalaya” Davis, Ruth — Dickie Bird Song Darcey, William — I Ran All The Way Decelles, Claudette — Because of You” Home Deconing, Eileen — Zing a Little Zong 96 Compliments of JOHN F. DORIS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 667 Providence St., Woonsocket, R. I. FORTIN’S HOME APPLIANCES, INC LAMSON OIL CORPORATION Westinghouse Sales and Service Distributor for RICHFIELD Refrigerators — Ranges — Washing Gasoline and Fuel Oils Machines — Home Electrical Appliances Ironers — Vacuum Cleaners — Radios Complete Oil Burner Service Woonsocket and Providence Television Woon. 635 1 POND STREET For service in Woonsocket area Telephone 1917 Degnan, William — Time On My Hands” Delisanta, Attilia — 1 get a Kick Out of You” Demuse, Nancy — Oh Promise Me” Deslauriers, Annette— Bell Bottom Trousers” Dexter, David — I’m a Lonely Little Petunia” Di Cesare, Gloria — Two Hearts Are Better 97 Best W ishes Electric Maintenance Eng. Works, Inc. WOONSOCKET’S GENERAL ELECTRIC HEADQUARTERS Famous for service since 1919” Industrial Service Depts., 193 Railroad St., Tel. 3871 Home Appliances Dept., Tel. 5050, 237 Main St. LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 144 Court Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 3596 Compliments of MOUNT ST. CHARLES ACADEMY UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Service Through Science” Doura, Edward — I Don’t Know Why” Dowling, Judith — My Foolish Heart Duhamel, Constance — Billy Boy” RAYMOND F. MURPHY COMPANY ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 162 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of Belliveau Electric Supply, Inc. 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, Rhode Island J. B. FARNUM COMPANY Hardware — Paints — Sporting Goods Wallpaper 7-11 North Main St., Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 2700 Dymon, Chester — The Sargent Was Shy Faneuf, Frances — I Went to Your Wedding” Fontaine, Richard — Lightnin’ ” Gaboury, Lawrence — Teasing” Gaiga, Joyce — Some Day My Prince Will Come” Franks, Barbara — That Old Black Magic” 99 100 HHUI1E ISLAND MANIFOLD LIIVII' WY 113 CLI T0 STREET WOONSOCKET. H. I. TELEPHONE 303 SUCCESSOR TO J. W MURPHY SONS ESI. 1899 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR — APPRAISER — INSURANCE 257 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. — Tel. Woon. 5940 Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Have your own savings account! Your Savings Now Earn 2V % Interest At . . . t e ScuKtty WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS The Bank YOU Own ESTABLISHED I8A5 14a Main Street Gaouette, Muriel — Stay as Sweet as You Gill, Normand — Never Make Eyes” Are” Gouin, Normand — Camptown Races” Gemski, John — Come Back to Me, Johnny” Goulet, Dolores — Delores” Gemski, Olga — Undecided” Plumbing Supplies — Wholesale and Retail GOUIN SUPPLY COMPANY 115 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Featuring Crane Plumbing Fixtures and Valves EDDIE P. GOUIN — Phone 61 or 62 Heating Apparatus — Boilers — Pipes — Water Heaters Pipe Fabricating Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1953 MCCARTHY’S Northern Rhode Island’s Greatest Store MACK BUICK, INC. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER Service on All Makes of Cars 200 SOCIAL STREET Call Woonsocket 300 Greenberg, Marcia — A Kiss to Remember” Greenlund, Barbara — Summertime” Gresko, Charles — You Were Only Fooling' Guertin, Phyllis — Blue Skies” Haddad, Nicholas — To Each His Own Haggerty, Robert — Tenderly” % lit 101 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES MULLEN AND CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishers Always the Most Popular Rendezvous in Town BROWN’S SUPER REXALL DRUG STORE Over 1,750,000 Prescriptions Filled in 72 Years If It’s From Brown’s It Has To Be Right!” JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 Main Street Fairmount Plumbing Heating Company JOSEPH O. THUOT, Prop. Tel. 5995 75 Chestnut Street Woonsocket, R. I. and HEATING Hart, Charles — Charlie, My Boy” Hebert, Robert — Alexander’s Rag Time Band” Hudson, Susan — If You Knew Susie” Jacob, Pearl — The Ruby and the Pearl” Jolicoeur, Claire — I’ll Keep the Lovelight Burning” Kogut, Marie — “Wee Marie” 102 GUERTIN BROS. CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial, Industrial and Residential Construction Clark Road, Cumb HI Woon 866-J-2 PROV. ST. AUTO SUPPLY Jos. Pinocci, Prop. Gas, Oil, Auto Accessories Electric Auto Repairs Tel. 2091 648 Providence St. Woonsocket, R. I. ' I frill'. CAPITOL BEVERAGE CO. 541 Pond Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 7077 Woonsocket's Own PEANUT STORE 305 Railroad St., near Arnold St. Tel. 6295 All sorts of nuts — Domestic and Imported COOKED FRESH DAILY Kolisnyk, Patricia — Have You Heard” Laflamme, Shirley — Anytime” Lambert, Maurice — Hey, Good Looking” Tel. Canal 7250, 195 Main Street Biackstone, Mass. Tel. 2973, 214 High St., Woonsocket, R. I. Here's Where You Save Money! BLACKSTONE FURNITURE CO. Television, Radios, Refrigerators, Electrical Appliances JOSEPH PARADIS, Prop. Compliments of ALLAM OIL COMPANY ATLANTIC FUEL OILS 300 Knight Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 4448 ZANZIBAR Serving Delicious, Appetizing Menus — Daily Except Mondays Special Catering to Banquets, Parties, Weddings, Showers For Reservations Call Woonsocket 3735 754 Front Street, Woonsocket JULES HENRARD, Prop. PRATTE’S DRUG STORES 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU 198 Front Street Woon 4893 504 Elm Street Woon 2102 254 Main Street Woon 19 Landry, Pauline — Three (Plus 2) O'clock in the Morning” Lariviere, Albert — Sonny Boy” Larochelle, Omer — Marilyn, My Marilyn” 103 Compliments of Best Wishes EISENBERG, INCORPORATED 31 Cumberland Street P Q CLOTHES SHOP 85 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. ROY T. SHERWOOD, Manager SAMUEL’S WATCHES — DIAMONDS JEWELRY — SILVERWARE 114 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. GRAVEL’S PASTRY SHOP Downyflake Restaurant STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOODS If Businessmen’s and Shoppers’ Luncheons 104 Main Street Woon 2232 Compliments of MOWRY JEWELRY 10 High Street — Opposite Depot LUMBER — HARDWARE — PAINT WALLPAPER 217 Social Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 381 La Rose, Rosalie — Jukebox Saturday Night” Lauzon, Pierre — Outside of Heaven” Lee, Marian — Painting the Clouds With Sunshine” Tel. 159 Woonsocket’s Largest Union Plant STAR PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL MILLWORK 534 Clinton St. Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes to CLASS OF ’53 from MR. AND MRS. CLEM’’ LABINE Lefebvre, Richard — I Miss That Feeling” LeMay, Ernest — Gone Fishing” Lesiak, Genevieve — Can Anyone Explain’ 104 BLISS PRESS PRINTERS 269 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone 3732 MOUSSEAU’S, INC. Men’s Furnishings Formal Wear Rented For All Occasions 289 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. 2583 Compliments of SAVARD GALLANT DRUGGISTS Telephone 2462 528 Social Street Woonsocket SPORTS DUGOUT SPORTING GOODS Your Little League Headquarters” Tel. Woonsocket 5992 321 Main, Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of TOM’S NEWS Corner of Main and Railroad Streets MANVILLE, R. I. Congratulations! BRUNETTI BROS. BAKERY 54 Elbow Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 2761 CASELLI’S OIL SERVICE Fuel and Range Oil Phone 6625 53 Atlanta Ave. Woonsocket Compliments from ANIBAL M. VIANA WOONSOCKET GARNETTING CO. rr533 Second Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. L’Heureux, Lillian — Toot, Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye” Lipsky, Carol — Ah, You're Adorable” Lizotte, Lawrence — Jolie Jacqueline Lupu, Vanghel — Sweet Rosie O’Clooney” Mahony, Ann — This Is Heaven” Maloney, William — When I Look Into Your Eyes” 105 WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES SERVICE, INC. Compliments of GOODYEAR TIRES RITECAPS 197 Social Street City Compliments of Thomas J. Lalor, M.D. Pelletier Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 173 Bailey Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Robinson’s Apparel 12-18 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. Marceau, Lucille — The Old Master Painter” Marquis, Marcel — A ’Hunting We Will Go” Marrah, Edwin — The Clarinet Polka” Martin, Edmund — My Hero” Thomas P. Fogarty, D.M.D. Compliments of JUDGE EDWARD F. DWYER Congratulations from FALLS YARN MILLS FINE WOOLEN YARNS 68 South Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. WALSH FLOWERS, INC. 281 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 5140 Michaud, Theresa — Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes” Milliman, Nancy — The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend” RAYMOND N. RONDEAU Furniture Mo ring and Trucking JOHN PHANEUF All Goods Insured — Careful Dependable Service For a Better Job Well Done, Call Us Tel. 5906-J 101 Paradis Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. ALA SERVICE Day Calls: 146 — Night Calls: 6504-W WILLOW ST. SERVICE STATION 24 HOUR TOWING Rocky Fournier 188 Willow St. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of RICHARD BROTHERS School Transportation MANV1LLE, R. I. MASON-PRESTON COMPANY 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Dealer in KEROSENE — FUEL OIL — GASOLINE 188 Willow Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone 146 LEE’S PHARMACY 48 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. For Better Service and More Comfort It’s WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL CO., INC. Telephone 5460 139 Hamlet Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket Typewriter Co. 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. SOLD — RENTED — REPAIRED Morin, Georgianna — A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody” Morin, Raymond — Kiss of Fire Morin, Robert — Busy Doin’ Nothin’ ” Morrissette, Francis — Baby Talk” Mosley, Dorothy — Deep in the Heart of Texas Mostecki, Marilyn — Sophisticated Lady” 107 PATRONIZE OCR ADVERTISERS OFTEN 108 Telephone Woonsocket 5498 CLAUDIA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 21 North Main Street Claudia Rosa Lefrancois, Prop. Woonsocket, R. I. FALK BROS. Woonsocket’s Quality Family Clothing Store 35 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Wire for Me and I'll Wire for You VALOIS ELECTRIC SUPPLY 279 Greene Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone 4237 Fixtures and Electric Supplies WOONSOCKET HOME FURNITURE CO. 241 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Quality Furniture at Warehouse Prices Neri, Robert — I Love Girls” Neunlist, Betty — Sweet Lady” Notorangelo, John — Yes, We Have No Bananas” VICTOR MESSERE Shoe Store and Shoe Repairing Bostonian Shoes for Men and Boys 146 North Main St. Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. Woon 545 Compliments of THE FRENCH WORSTED CO. Best Wishes Class of ’53 A. F. WADE STUDIO 30-32 Seventh Ave. Telephone 2438 Anything Photographic’’ Bus. Tel. 1466 Res. Tel. 1430 Mme. Vic Beauty Shoppe DELIA PAULE MANDEVILLE, Prop. 136 Court Square Woonsocket, R. I. Nunes, Dolores — “Come On To My House” O'Brien, Carol — Someone Like You” Ondis, Gordon — Pretend” DUN-RITE CLEANSERS r r Plant and Office 45 Foundry Street, Woonsocket MUNDY’S GREENHOUSES Specializing in Shirts and Dry Cleaning Branch Stores Flowers for All Occasions 821 Social Street, Corner Mill Street 331 Park Ave. 94 Rathbun St. Tel. 4289 — Pick up and Delivery Service SLATERSV1LLE RHODE ISLAND Best Wishes To Compliments of CLASS OF ’53 MASUREL WORSTED KAY JEWELRY CO. MILLS, INC. 149 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Samoset Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Best Wishes to ’53 W.H.S. Graduates LOUIS FASHION SHOP RHODE ISLAND PLUSH MILLS Woonsocket, R. I. WOMEN’S APPAREL 151 Main Street WOONSOCKET S. S. KRESGE CO. RFD FRONT GRFFN FRONT 116-130 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Orazi, Gino — Laura” Ough, Jean — Gimme a Little Kiss Pacheco, Antonio — Why Pacheco, Donald — Because ARTHUR I. DARMAN COMPANY, INC. 565 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Page, Ann — Annie Laurie” Palazini, Elizabeth — Oh, You Beautiful Doll” 109 Boston: 56 Broad St. — HANcock 6-4026 Woon.: 785 River St. — Woon. 3570 Laporte Transportation Co. Daily Service Boston — Providence Woonsocket and all Intermediate Points All Goods Insured While in Transit Congratulations! DR. ARMAND PICARD 52 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of NATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION 194 Main St. Phone 3965 EDWARD SCHNORR, Mgr. ARTHUR A. POMFRET, Treas. Lozeau’s Oil Service, Inc. GULF PRODUCTS Williams Oil-O-Matic Oil Burners 303 Sayles St. — Tel. Woon. 371-W If no answer call Woon 1046-J-l AMERICAN PAPER TUBE CO. Woonsocket, R. I. NEW YORK LACE STORE PAWTUCKET, R. I. High Fashions At Low Budget-Stretching Prices LAFAYETTE WORSTED SPINNING CO. Panu, Steven — We Ain't Got a Barrel of Money” Paulhus, Donald — Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered” Payne, Violet — Sweet Violets” Pereira, Theresa — Why Don't You Believe Me” Perrico, Albert — Night and Day Perry, Jane — Every Night Is Saturday Night” 110 VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Lucille Rochon — Don Francesco Stella Curis, Props. Hair Styling a Specialty 170 Front St. Woonsocket Tel. 6276 RICHARD’S JEWELRY 52 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. WATCHES — DIAMONDS — GIFTS Expert Watch and Clock Repairing Tel. 7139 Best Wishes to the Young Men and Women of the Graduating Class of the Woonsocket High School, 1953 Woonsocket Young Men’s Christian Association $ DANCING SLIPPERS Compliments of HILDA’S DANCE STUDIO Member of D.E.A. and Dance Masters of America 260 Greene Street Tel. 5998 Compliments of ARTHUR TETREAULT PACKARD CLOTHES 77 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Sure, we’re looking for new business. Why not make yours another ... HUNT-heated home HUNT OIL COMPANY 56 Mailloux Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 943 A Complete Line of Hardware For Home, Garden, Work Pinault Hardware Co. 584 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 2283 ROMEO’S MARKET 598 Wood Avenue Meats — Vegetables — Groceries Tel. 4137 — Free Delivery Pickering, Beverly — Memories” Pierannunzi, Lucia — Santa Lucia” Pryharski, Peter — 1 Can Dream Can’t I?” Rabidoux, Harvey — It’s Just a Matter of Opinion” Ramella, Constance — Hooray For Love” Reilly, Russell — Why Does It Get So Late So Early” ill Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 53 Tel. 801 — We Call for and Deliver Woonsocket's Only SMITH PENN OIL CO. FUR GARMENT VAULT Owned and Operated by Range Fuel Oil COMMODORE CLEANING CO. 275 Second Avenue Cleaners and Fur Storage Woon. 3158-W 157 Front Street Woonsocket, R. I. CARRIER’S OIL R. P. SMITH AND SON (Established 1856) Y hole sale and Retail Insurance of all Kinds 120 Pulaski Blvd. Woonsocket, R. I. Surety Bonds Tel. Canal 4683 99 Main Street — Rooms 18-19-20 Power Oil Burners — Installed, Serviced Tel. 98 and 99 Woonsocket, R. I. Portuguese Continental Union Congratulations! of the United States of America WINSOR MFG. COMPANY LODGE NO. 20 44 Hazel Street Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. Botil for Your Health at the Compliments from PALACE BOWLING ALLEYS T. S. McCOOEY BLACKSTONE HOTEL J. H. McCOOEY 23 Clinton Street Woonsocket, R. I. —DENTISTS— A. J. MASSON, Prop. 99 Main Street Tel. 8612 Woonsocket, R. I. Remillard, Germaine — Thinking of You” Richards, Robert -— ”1 Don't Care” Riley, Lillian — Don’t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes” Robitaille, William — Patricia Rousseau, Claire — Happy Talk” Rusk, Claire — Wish You Were Here 112 Compliments of SADWIN’S For Real Home Beauty WOONSOCKET BRUSH CO. 581 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulates The Class of ’53 Toupin’s Auto Body Works 61 Bertenshaw Road (off Manville Road) Woonsocket 7551 Best Wishes to Class of ’53 DR. LOUIS S. FELLMAN DR. HARVEY FELLMAN 122 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. ARTHUR BEAUDET Compliments of JEWELER Class Rings for Woonsocket High School MODERN SHOE STORE 94 Main Street WOONSOCKET, R. I. Commodore Cleaning Company We Call for and Deliver FUR STORAGE Best Wishes to Class of ’53 SMILEY’S IDEAL RESTAURANT It's Commodore for all your Cleaning Needs 157 FRONT STREET Call Woonsocket 801 545 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. 8600 Salembier, Irene— Til I Waltz Again With You” Samek, Paul — Guitar Boogie” Saracina, Frank — Sleepy Time Guy Sawyer, Walter — A Wonderful Guy” 113 Scanlon, George — Stop, You’re Driving Me Crazy” Scaramella, John — Slaughter On Tenth Avenue” -_ — _ Congratulations Compliments of To the Class of '53 ROBERT’S MARKET WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL 621 Social Street HILL COLLEGE, INC. Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. I. Free Delivery — Tel. 2953 Telephone 3532 G. BERTRAND BIBEAULT Civil Engineering — Land Surveying Successor to ARNOLD SEAGRAVE, C. E. Room 30-31 Commercial Bldg. Tel. 3532 E. L. VAINE, Jeweler 260 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Gorham Silver VY, Hamilton Watches o, i Woods Art Carved ' Diamond Rings Compliments of PARAGON RECREATION and Compliments of ANNEX BOWLING ALLEYS 87 Main Street — Tel. 4916 81 Bernon St. — Tel. 3256 Woonsocket, R. I. VICTOR H. MONTI, M.D. Rolan Plumbing Heating Co. 79 ROLAND STREET Compliments of WOONSOCKET, R. I. C. J. DeSTEFANI, M.D. Sederback, George — I’ll Get By” Sovokoty, Anna — It's Gotta Be Love” Smith, Janice — Country Girl” Sutherland, Beverly — That's The Chance Smith, Wallace — Country Style” You Take” Somers, William — Mr. Touchdown, U.S.A.” 114 Take a tip from me “For ambitious young women, •ecretarial training is tfie Open Sesame to business opportunity. When I graduated from high school 1 wanted a TV job—but how to get it? Katie Gibbs came to my rescue! With Gibbs secretarial training I immediately found my dream job-secretary to a TV producer—and I love every minute of it!” Outstanding training for career-minded high school graduates. One and Two Year Courses. Five-school placement. Write Enrollment Committee for “Gibbs Girls at Work.” SECRETARIAL 155 Angsll St., Provldano 6, R. I. Alto Mew York, Motion, Chicago, Montclair, M. J. SAMEK’S CLOVER FARM STORE FOR FINEST FOODS FROZEN FOODS — CHOICE MEATS Free Delivery 448 RIVER STREET TEL. 4811 SIMS 176 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. AUGER’S SMART SHOP Everything for Men’s W ear 105 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. We Rent Formal Wear Tarmey, Carol — S’wonderful” Theroux, Roland — Lazy Bones” Trepanier, John — Three Little Words Triano, Raymond — In My Merry Oldsmobile Twomey, Charles — A Cock-Eyed Optimist” Viana, Joseph — Too Young” ns Best Wishes from the W.H.S. CHEERLEADERS GUERIN MILLS, INC. EAST SCHOOL STREET WOONSOCKET. R. I. Co-Captains Ann — Lil Didi Pat K. Babs Pat P. Clarisse Kay Janice Pixie Carol Barbara Best W ishes F.G.H. CLUB FARMLAND ICE CREAM 665 DIAMOND HILL ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. 1. FRANK J. GELINAS Civil Engineer Compliments of WRIGHT’S DEPT. STORE Registered Professional Engineer in Rhode Island and Massachusetts Social Corner Nelson T. Wright, W.H.S. 73 BARBEAU’S GARAGE Used Cars Bought and Sold I. MEDOFF COMPANY 754 DIAMOND HILL ROAD Wholesale Dry Goods WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel.: 8604 Wasserman, Herbert — I Know What I Want- 245 RAILROAD STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 2360 Viotto, Claudette — Easy To Love” Ysebaert, Muriel — All the Things You Are’ 116 Tel. 2213 CHAMP’S DINER Orders Put Up to Take Out FAIRLAWN SERVICE STATION 793 HARRIS AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. 1338 PARK AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 3943 Peter Gemski, Prop. CHRISTIANSEN CO. Meats and Groceries Certified Public Accountants 162 MAIN STREET RAYMOND J. CHARTIER 81 Vi Hamlet Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 4037 Compliments of Airedale Worsted Mills, Inc. • Lippitt Worsted Mills Division of Crown Manufacturing Company • Dorlexa Dyeing and Finishing Company Biagetti, Beverly — Dizzy Fingers” Bileau, Jean — Cold, Cold Heart” Blanchard, Claudette — After Graduation Day” Blanchard, Margaret — Rhode Island Redhead from 'Woonsocket' ” Bliss, Shirley — Turkey in the Straw Bourassa, Elenore — People Will Say We’re in Love” Compliments of Watches Diamonds Jewelry CAMILLE’S JEWELRY Watchmaker and Jeweler CHRISTIANSEN’S ORCHARDS Every Watch Electronically Tested” SLATERSVILLE, R. I. Camille J. Belisle, Proprietor Tel. 7798 127 Court Square Woonsocket, R. I. TAXI Radio Equipped for Prompt Service HERTZ CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS Rent a Late Model Car or Track and Drive It Yourself Learn to drive the safe way — dual control cars Buses for charter Telephone 5000 STANDARD CAB CO. Woon 5985 TIMKEN Silent Automatic Oil Heating Authorized Sales and Service Serving Woonsocket and vicinity WM. GRENIER AND SON Timken offers definite savings on fuel and electricity up to 25% Printers Free heating survey 190 ARNOLD ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. KILEY’S, INC. Tel. Woonsocket 3124 - 3125 1-15 Harris Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY Irene L. Mee, Manager All kinds of BELL COMPANY OF R. I. Insurance Fidelity Surety Bonds Real Estate 104 LOWLAND STREET 251 MAIN STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Lefrancois Building Telephone 1812-W 118 Compliments of PETER PAN ICE CREAM COMPANY 675 MANVILLE ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. 268 Tel. 3942 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Best Wishes to Graduates of ’53 ENTERPRISE DYE WORKS 229 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations! FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 119 171 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. CITY DAIRY Paul Dumontier, Prop. 120 Compliments of VERDUN MFG. CO., Inc. Manufacturers of Fine Quality Worsted Cloth 413 MANVILLE ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. F. S. Distributing Co. Distributors of COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES Office, Room 415 Stadium Bldg., Woonsocket, R. I. SAMUEL UDELL, Manager Tel. Woon. 7642 UNITED PAPER CO. 50-54 East School St. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. 4320 — 2122 TONDRE’S FURNITURE TELEVISION Main St., Forestdale, R. I. Office Telephones BOWEN BUS LINES, INC. We Specialize in Charter Trips Main Street, Millville, Mass. Tel. Canal 5450 •o J 'I PARKER’S BRASS FOUNDRY Manufacturers of High Grade Light and Heavy Brass, Bronze and Aluminum Castings BEARING METAL A SPECIALTY Daily Service to Boston, Worcester and Providence 32 Parker Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 351 Congratulations to CLASS OF ’53 FRANCIS P. SMITH Res. 7388-J Office 7388-W LEO G. MARQUIS REAL ESTATE BROKER 239 Third Ave. 2 Monument Sq. MANDEVILLE GARAGE 141 Railroad Street Manville, R. I. SALES SERVICE Tel. 5833 Compliments of SYDNEY WORSTED CO. FINE WORSTED YARNS 90 Allen Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THEROUX BROS. EXPRESS Wool Hauling and Expressing Local and Long Distance Moving 417 POND STREET Tel. Woon. 700 Compliments of the A P FOOD STORES KRYLO DANCE STUDIOS 65 Main Street Woon. 7767 Canal 1549-R2 All types of dancing for Children and Adults Specializing in Ballet — Modern Special Ballroom Classes for Teen-Agers and Adults 122 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges” Class Rings and Pins — Commencement Invitations — Diplomas Personal Cards — Club Insignia — Medals and Trophies Represented By TOM GALVIN Attleboro Office Compliments of MONGEON’S SEA FOOD Fresh Fish, Shell Fish and Lobsters 630 Social Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 1078 Office: Woon. 6009-W — Residence: 6009-J THE QUINCY MONUMENTAL WORKS ARMAND O. LUSSIER 456 Social Street — Woonsocket, R. I. MILK CAN ABRAHAM E. GOLDSTEIN ICE CREAM — SNACKS PAPER MERCHANTS Louisquisset Pike 159 Singleton Street North Smithfield, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. AA W. F. Garrahan, President RICKARDS Asr SELLS THE INSURANCE E. M. Boutiette Treasurer 56 Commercial Bldg. Woon. 3817 124 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS Pellegrino, Chas. A., 251 Main 4567 AMUSEMENTS Carbarn Alleys, 1004 Social 8625 Stadium Theatre, Monument Sq. 4122 APARTMENTS Gil's Apartments, 109 Arnold 5562-M ASSOCIATIONS Young Women's Christian Ass'n, 380 Blackstone 7450 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—PARTS—SERVICE Berard's Socony Service Station, 218 Arnold 8671 Cumberland Motors, Mendon Road, Cumb. Hill 6565 Phil's Service Station, 1020 Old Riv. Rd., Manvl. 652-R-l Short's Service Station, 250 Manville Rd. 6144 Tomassini's Used Cars, 814 Diamond Hill Rd. 8652 Willy's of Woonsocket, Inc., 85 Front 782 Woonsocket Auto Parts, 377 Cumb. Hill Rd. 2863 Wrona's Atlantic Service Station, No. Main Winter 8737 BAKERS Polonia Bakery, 118 Jeffers 3722 BARBERS Freddie's Barber Shop, Mendon Rd., Cumb. Hill 627-R-2 Joe The Barber, 27 Arnold 8744 BEAUTY SHOPS Alyce's Beauty Salon, 50 Hemond Av. 7718 Angelo's House of Beauty, 249 Main 2156 Jeanne's Beauty Shop, 188 Railroad, Manvl. 1503-R-2 Lady Helene's Beauty Salon, 937 Social 1309 Minnie's Beauty Shop, 285 Main 3851 Pothier, Olive, 194 Main 4141 Toni's Beauty Shop, 80 Rathbun 6832 Vanda's Beauty Parlor, 553 Social 4392 Zena's Beauty Salon, 194 Main 6079 BEVERAGES Dale Beverage Co., 500 Pond 95 BUILDING MATERIALS Beauchemin, A. H. Sons, 334 Social 1657 Mulvey, Philip A. Co., 40 So. Main 1738 Woonsocket Lumber Co., 58 Rivulet 1891 CATERERS Holman Catering Co., 157 Central, Norwood, Mass. CLEANERS Hillside Cleaners, 478 Diamond Hill Rd. 5662-W N. Y. Cleaning Dyeing, 466 Social 1368 Parision Cleaners, Inc., 84 Front 144 CLOTHING Bob's Men Shop, 42 Main 7328 Oscar's Outlet, 62 Main 5933 Robert's Children's Shop, 124 Main 721 COAL DEALERS Home Coal Co., 256 Privilege 3810 New England Coal Co., Inc., 632 River 1500 DAIRY PRODUCTS Fairmount Dairy, 545 Front 5515-W DENTISTS Hay, Ian M„ 113 Main 1599 Helfand, Henry, Monument Sq. 1471 lanne, Chas. C., 128 Main 1461 Zwoden, Arden, 251 Main 4075 125 DEPARTMENT STORES Allied 5c to $1.00 Store, 509 Social 6236 Social Bargain Store, 590 Social 3346 DRUGGISTS Beaudet's Pharmacy, 329 Park 8542 Desrochers Brunelle, Inc., 3 Cumberland 2526 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Gene's Appliance Furniture Co., 274 High 2881 Good Housekeeping Shops, Inc., 25 Social 1359 EXPRESSING Boston Woon. Express Co., 418 Diamond Hill Rd. 4105-W FLOOR COVERING Chagnon, E. C. Son, 56 Arnold 352 FLORISTS Elaine's Flowers, 227 Greene 6438 Fontana's Flowers, 1098 Diamond Hill Rd. 462 Nys Flowers, 508 Diamond Hill Rd. 5894 Parkinson, Clayton, Mendon, Mass. Milford 61 FRUIT WHOLESALE-RETAIL Gardella's Wholesale Fruit Produce, 289 Railroad 766 Leverone's Fruit Store, 266 Main 4513 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fournier Fournier, 99 Cumberland 940 Kilcline, Bernard A., 304 No. Main 323-M FURNITURE Aram's Furniture Store, Inc., 28 Arnold 5143 Mailloux, J. C. Son Co., 603 Clinton 6950 Menard's Household Supplies, 60 Spring, Manvl. 1825-W Trahan Furniture Co., 168 Cumberland 5086 Veteran Furniture Co., 84 Main, Manvl. 485-J-1 GIFT SHOPS Bazaar Gift Shop, 2 Monument Sq. 5090 GLASS Tap Glass Works, 631 River 7340 INSURANCE Cosseboom, John C., Ins. Agency, 99 Main 2170 Vanasse, Albert J., 99 Main 4147 JEWELERS Cadoret Brothers, 507 Social 5938 LAWYERS Macktaz, Louis M., 162 Main 4750 Rogers, Chas. F., 162 Main 7150 Sharkey, Walter H„ 11 Federal Bldg. 3773-W MACHINERY Egan, George W., Inc., 239 Main 5005 MARKETS Chipman Corner Market, 1039 Cass Av. 3841 Cote's Superette, 570 No. Main 7812 Court Square Cut Rate, 156 Court Sq. 7556-J Fairmount Market, 302 Mason 8551 Farm St. Store, 222 Farm 3688 Geanacou's Market, 268 So. Main 4182 Gem Beef Co., 522 Clinton 2775 Herbert Market, 558 E. School 4958-W Maclure Market, 548 No. Main 3573-W Hugo's Market, 480 Diamond Hill Rd. 2421 Marc George's Market, 97 Railroad, Manvl. 5406 Red Head's Variety Store, 68 Blackstone 1791 Renzoni's Market, 165 Mill 5348 Wood Av. Food Market, 538 Wood Av. 3431 NOTARY PUBLIC Juber, Walter, 60 Center 6264-M 126 OIL SERVICE Lagace Service Oil Co., 345 No. Main 1305 Leclair's Oil Service, 126 Transit 5401 OPTOMETRISTS Garneau, Azarie, 600 Clinton 2755 Thomas, Lester L., 303 Stadium Bldg. 4473-W OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Kokolski, George M., 18 Monument Sq. 5845 PAINTERS Gaouette, Gerald, Williams, Union Vlge. 4224-W PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS (M.D.) Dowling, Richard H., 128 Main 167-W Levine, Harry, 162 Main 3612-W O'Brien, Jas. P., 70 No. Main 3665 PLUMBING SUPPLIES Tillinghast, L. H. Supply Co., 115 Railroad 7636 PROVISIONS Bonollo Packing Co., 104 Bertha Av. 1909 Rankin, A. B. Sons, Inc., 95 High 1285 RADIO TELEVISION Archie's Radio Television, 179 Railroad, Manvl. 134-J-2 George's Radio T.V. Shop, 263 Cass 5872 Montanari's Television, 168 Campeau 4388-W RESTAURANTS Chop Sticks Restaurant, 244 Main 3435 El Touro, 20 Main 8727 Girard's Diner, 440 Clinton 8561 Hillcrest Grille, Quaker Highway, No. Smthfld. 2687-R-4 Howard Johnson's, Louisquiset Pike 5846 New Shanghai Restaurant, 267 Main 1364 Park Sq. Diner, Smithfield Rd., No. Smthfld. 8735 Tolia's Restaurant, Inc., 245 Main 8586 Uxbridge Inn, Uxbridge, Mass. SCRAP METALS Lynch Waste Paper Co., Hamlet Av. 5707 Privilege Steel Trading Co., 78 Winter 269-W SELECTIVE SERVICE Clerks of R. 1. Local Board No. 6, Post Office Bldg. SHOES Cancellation Shoe Shop, Inc., Depot Sq. 7720 Elwinn Shoe Shop, 99 Main 7152 Mongeau Shoe Stores, Inc., 126 Main 568 Morse Shoe Stores Corp., 100 Main 8768 SHOE REBUILDERS Andry's Shoe Shine Parlor, 259 Main Fine Shoe Repairing, 21 Winter, Manvl. Gene's Shoe Rebuilding, 259 So. Main 6326-W Monville Shoe Service, 1 Main, Manvl. 828 Messere's Shoe Rebuilding, 6 Main 545 TOBACCO-WHOLESALE Daniels' Tobacco Co., 9 Social 2466 UPHOLSTERERS Pichette, George A. Son, 188 Harrison 4357 WEAVING-HAND Hand-Skill Looms, Inc., 59 Social 7884 WOMEN'S APPAREL Avedon, 19 Monument Sq. 353 Bay State Fur, 63 Main 2264 Harvey's Dress Bridal Shop, 38 Main 3370 Ideal Apparel Shop, 115 Main 843 Pratte's Madame Dress Shop, 52 Cumberland 3471 YARD GOODS Hemond's Fabric Shop, 495 Social 420 127 128 {' lliijii j i ■ lili ii ' ■ If f1 i i 3 ilj lnif i | liii ’-; :’ v! Ifi P W i I ; IIb . j: !• mi; i| Ih i ! hfJ ii|(i“ j(; Jt ) lAUJiin 1 I; hIjjIAuTH)! iillr'' i! IHflUlilnl III 1 Hi 'If I'rmHlJ’Iti 'if • mfl IfP itlff1Ifll i • � H I'VTuHlil) • A � • • i 11 § [ 11 (2 4 , |J ■ i I. I •IV • ! 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