Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING France Conies To Rhode Island Week Upon her visit to Rhode Island, from November 16th to the 23rd, France extended an invitation to visit its beautiful and historic country. This invitation was tendered to the Governor who transmitted it to the Mayor of Woonsocket, to the School Committee and to the graduating class of 1956. We, the graduates, have accepted this invitation and are off to a visit to beautiful and unique Paris. Coper nor Roberts transmitting the imitation to Woonsocket through Mayor Coleman. From left to right: Governor Dennis J. Roberts, Dr. Omer E. Bomn, Mayor Kevin K. Coleman, Mr. J. Henri Goguen, Very Rev. Armand H. Desautels, A. A. Governor Roberts extending France’s invitation to the Class of 1956 through Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, Literary Advisor to the Qntrer. From left to right: Mr. Theophile Martin, Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, Governor Dennis J. Roberts, Acting Adjutant Brigadier General John M. McGreevy. Governor Roberts officially opening the French Exposition, u hereby France invites Woonsocket to visit its country. From left to right: Dr. Omer E. Boivin, Rev. Normand Meunier, Governor Dennis J. Roberts, Mr. J. Henri Goguen, Mayor Kevin K. Coleman. School Committee. left to right: Mr. Gerard A. Cartier. Mr. Thomas A. Dalton, Chairman. Mrs. Elise G. McLcllan, Mr. Ralph V. Foley, Mr. Theophile Martin. JOSEPH F. DOWLINC. Vice Principal CHARLES A. DONLON Principal MURIEL M FEE Dean of Girls RAYMOND J. BETAGH MARGUERITE L. CRAWFORD ANNA C. DYJAK MARGARET S FISH 5 IRENE R. CHARTIER FRANCIS J ENRIGHT LEMUEL G. FISH FLORENCE A. GENEREUX THOMAS E. HANLEY CHARLES J. HILL HARRIET I. JALBERT WILFRED N. LAVALLEE LOUISE B. LINTON GERTRUDE F. LLOYD 6 MAE F OWENS RUTH E. PARSONS SARAH M. SMITH ADELINE G. RANDALL WALTER SYMES G. M SAVARIA ■ JOHN J TOPPA SENIOR OFFICERS BARBARA DANKO Vice-President Babs . . . Our effervescent V.-P . . . Fairheaded Fairmounc iass . . . Should she Ray-ce with the Moon? . . . Babs, oh! she went that-a-way! Activities . . . Class Officer 3, 4; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Novan Typist 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3; Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. JUDITH RICE Secretary PAULINE CAVAVANT Chairman of Activities secretary . . . peppy little cheer-Room 19 . . . Cal will always be th Mr. Marrah. s . Student Council 2; Stella 2, 3, 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Cheer 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. Casey ... A real born leader . . . Supports all school activities . . . Cmon everybody. Get on the ball! . . . Favorite song, Genie With The Dark Brown Hair. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Villa Novan Typist 4; Choral 3; Class Officer 4. 10 ALDO AIUDI Keeps ail the girls guessing . . Rushes down to UPM after school . . Hardly ever seen in school. JOHN ALMEIDA Dreams of visiting every state in the . . . Bashful when girls are around Works diligently in shop. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3- SHEILA ALMON Here is one of our quiet Fairmount lassies . . . Always smiling and lending a helping hand . . . Adds those sweet notes in Choral. Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2; Play Cast 2, 3- MARIO ANDREONI Busy as a bee in Martinelli's bakery . . What to do when hunting Belongs to the society of Anti-Cat Killers!’ LOUISE ANGER Lou ... A speedster on a typewriter . . . Likes nice cars . . . Can stand on her toes with ordinary shoes. Activities . . . Student Council 2, 3; Stella Magna 3; Villa Fair 3. 11 GEORGE BALL Georgie Pordgie Puddin and Pic . . . Collects spiders and scares the girls . . . Enjoy Chemistry Class. Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 4; Choral 4; Villa Fair 3; Villa Novan Staff 4; Cross Country Squad 2; Quiver Photographer 4. LOUIS BALLOU Pet Peeve—People who give short speeches in speech class . . . Dreams of basketball in his sleep. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Villa Fair 3; Basketball Squad 2; Baseball Squad 2, 3- NICHOLAS BARBRIE Always late for Chemistry ... His quiet smile is his best asset . . . Friendly with everyone. Activities . . . Cross Country Squad 2. JANICE BARTLETT Energetic in a quiet way . . . Pleasant disposition and smiling eyes . . . Sure to succeed in whatever she attempts. Activities . . . Choral 2, 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 3. 12 JANET BERUBE migglts ... Pet peeve—leathers pets . . . ' rains dogs as a hobby . Supports our basketball, hockey, and football teams with r.er super-colossal yells. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Quiver Subscription 2; Choral 2; Villa Fair 3; Villa Novan Circulation 2. ROBERT BEDARD Jet-propelled on the football field . . . How about a ride in your motorcycle. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Track Squad 2; Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4. CAROL BILEAU ROBERT BONIN ALINE BOUCHER Bab's shadow . . . Always has a full car . . . Our future nurse. Activities , . . Student Council 4; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair. Another farmer from North Smithfield . . . Usually seen in a blue convertible . . . Our smiling shop boy . . . Smoke dreams. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. Pet-peeve—People who are dead-beats . Mf Favorite class is bookkeeping . . . Wat • out boys . . . She aims to go to Pa is. Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 2, 3; Villa Novan Circulation 3; Band 2. 13 ■ Smiley . . . Future lawyer . . . Great at memorizing speeches . . . Where does he get those history answers? ... A real ladies man! Rob . . . The swift football carrier Woonsocket High . . . lkaupres is second home ... Quiet but pleasant to be with . . . Welcome in any crowd. Activities . . . Student Council 2, 4; Stella Activities . . . Track Squad 2; Football Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Villa Novan Letterman 2. Reporter 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Circulation 2 tc..Huias . Activities . . . Cho. GERALD BRENNER EVELINE BRINDAMOUR JOSEPH BROUILLETTE Jerry . . . Can always be found on the •dance floor . . . Needs two lunch periods . . . another Mr. President. Artiviites . . Stella Magna 4; Choral 3, 4; Track Squad 2; Basketball Squad 2, 4. A cute senior with a happy smile on her face all day long . . . Doesn't anything bother you? Activities . . . Villa Novan; Typist. Joe . . . One of our big football heroes. Where is Joe says Miss Valcourc. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Choral 3; Football Letterman 2. 3; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. 14 DAVID BROWN Future jet pilot for Uncle Sam's Navy . . . Gives anyone a ride especially girls . . . Pet peeve—Female rock and roll singers. Activities . . . Football Lettcrman 4. KATHLEEN BUTTACH Loves that driving class! . . . Works at Shirley's Dairy Bar . . . Pet peeve—gum cracking . . . Hobbies ... all sports. ELEANOR CAFFERTY A girl with a swell vocabulary . . . Always as neat as a pin . . . One of Fairmount's chicks. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3. Our own Rhode Island Redhead from Woonsocket . . . Very quiet inside of W. H. S. except when he is playing the drums. Activities . . . Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4; Baseball Letterman 4; Basketball Letterman 3, 4. Jackie . . . Insists that Joe DiMaggio is still a Yankee player . . . Pet peeve—Conceited boys . . . Lends all her money to two people in particular. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Villa Novan Typists 4. Villa Novan Advertising 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2. Another of the North Smithheld pioneers . . . Really a serious student . . . Very easy to get along with. Activities . . . Student Council 3; Stella Magna 3, 4; Track Squad 2, 3, 4. 15 VIVIAN CHARRETTE Viv . . . Pet peeve—kid brother ... Why do you want to travel to Africa . . . Spends her spare time doing homework . . . The other half of Lorraine C. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3. 4; Quiver Subscription 2. GAIL CHESBROUGH Chessie . . . Looks quiet, but wow, when she gets in the Chemistry class . . . Just loves archery and Algebra ... A future Robin Hood. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Choral 3, 4. LORRAINE CHOINIERE Lorrie . . . Quiet miss who is full of bliss . . . Dark brown eyes . . They never frown . . . Who's Joe ... Is Viv really your shadow. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4. RICHARD CHYCO 'The Tinker” . . . Ponders everything before acting upon it . . . Quiet, especially in Room 11. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. CHARLOTTE CLARK Ambition in life . . . Laboratory technician . . . Pet peeve—Idle gossip . . . One of our square dance experts. Activities . . . Choral 2, 3, 4. ROBERT COLE Watch your hair when Barber Bob” is around . . . Ambition to become a pilot . . . Spends his spare time in building model airplanes and boats. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. 16 JAMES COOK A giant on the basketball floor . . . ambition to be a horticulturist . . . Goes by the alias of Cookie. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4; Basketball Letterman 2, 3, 4. HENRIETTE COUPAIN Frenchy ... A future WAVE . . . Plays piano almost as well as her favorite piano player Liberace . . . Loves that tune California Here I Come. Activities . . . Choral 2, 3, 4. PAULINE COTE Paul ... A girl with a lovely personality . . . One of Miss McCombe's busy bees . . . How's the Army coming along. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2; Quiver Literary Board 4. RICHARD CORRIVEAU Dick . . . What have you got against women drivers . . . Loves those quiet rides, alone . . . Can tie and untie shoelaces faster than any other shoe salesman in Woonsocket. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Villa Fair 3. MARLENE CRANE Smooth dancer . . . What s up at Bellingham ... Is forever carrying a sparkling smile . . . Yearns to become someone’s favorite nurse. Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 4. 17 KENNETH CRAVEN Ken . . . Ambition—airplane mechanic ... Pet-peeve How about that? . . . One of Main Street’s Rover Boys. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2. FRANCIS DAIGNAULT BERNADETTE CRISAFULLI CHI CHI ... A cut Eyetalian from Room 12 . . . Spends her time saving pennies for pizza pies . . . Favorite color ‘ Air Force blue. Activities . . . Quiver Literary Board 4; Majorette 2. JOSEPH CULLEN A bond-a-month plan enthusiast from Room 12 . . . Doesn't have any spare time for anything . . . Tell us where the good times are. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Track Squad 3, 4; Football Letterman 4. D uldio . . . Pet peeve—Bainbridge . . . Thinks up long, complicated words to puzzle all teachers . . . Unusual experiences . . . cruises with the U. S. N. R. BARBARA ANN DALEY Babs . . Smuggles in Bryant book covers . . . soda fiend . . . Now and then a serious moment in Beaup's booths . . . Can't seem to choose between Marlon or Phil. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4; Literary Board 4; Play Cast 3. ROSE MARY DELLA FAVA Rosie Baby believes that she should be seen but not heard . . . Great sense of humor . . . How’s Dean Martin? Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. JAMES DEMERS Gentleman Jim . . . Breaks every girl’s heart with his dark curly locks . . . Drives around school in his hot rod . . . The man's a mean tackle on the football field. Activities . . . Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 2, 3. 18 JEANNINE DESROCHES A cure blonde from Room 12 . . . Always laughing, bur is serious in Room 22 . . . Just loves football. Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 4. GLORIA DEXTRAZE Glo . . . Pet peeve—Kid brother . . Can always find her in Burrillvillc . . . Someday hopes to be a fine secretary. BARBARA DIOHEB One of Mr. Hill’s headaches . . Real peppy at all school activities . . . Can always be seen running wild in Room 22. DORIS DUMAIS DO DO ... A quiet miss from South Street . . . Always ready for a great time . . . Can always be found in Room 22 after school . . . Serious minded about D D. Activities . . . Quiver Literary Board 4. MARION DUMAS The sweet little girl of Woonsocket High . . . A very smart business student . . Likes hockey players very much . . . Did anyone see Eddie? Activities . . . Student Council 2; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Novan Circulation Activities . . . Student Council 2, 4; Band 2, 3. 2. 19 RONALD DUPONT ROGER DURAND JOANNE DWYER Pet peeve—School ... A hero on the football field . . . Loves hockey . . . How’s Babs.” Activities . . . Stella Magna 1; Football Letterman 2, 3; Hockey Squad 1, 2, 3; Hockey Letterman 1, 2, 3. Never wake a sleeping tiger . . . Makes up his own chemistry formulas. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. Our omnipresent editor . . Personality plus . . . Yaaah! Those flashing brown eyes. Activities . . . Student Council 4; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3; Villa Fair 2, 3� 4; Villa Novan Staff 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 3; Play Cast 2, 3. DIANE FANNING BETSY FARLANDER LINDA FARLANDER A pretty and quiet miss . . . Gin do wonders with a paint brush and palette... No kiddin? . . . Miss Basquin’s athlete. Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 3; Quiver Artist 3, 4. The quiet twin . . . Sweet and demure . . . What a lovely voice . . . What's the news from Webster? Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 3, 4; Villa Novan Staff 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3. Lin ... A peppy cheerleader . . . Gets the giggles in 27 . . . This twin also likes Webster's. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. 21 MILDRED FOGARTY Joyce’s ocher half . . . Loves to talk about Rickey . . . Can't stop yawning in Chemistry ... A real song bird. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Circulation 4. JOYCE FONTAINE Joy . . . Pet peeve—Conceited boys . . . Can always be found laughing or eating . . . Will someday travel to Africa. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2, 3; Quiver Artist 4; Play Cast 2. BETTY LOU FOURNIER Oh, those dimples! . . . Pet peeve—Sitting home waiting for someone who always arrives late . . . The delicate rype. 22 ROBERT GABRIELSON RENE GAGNE MAX GARELICK Gab North Smithficld's contribution to the hockey world . . . R. I. Reds here I come. Activities . . . Hockey Letterman 3; Football Squad 2. Friendly . . . Insists upon doing stenography in bookkeeping class . . . Future businessman. A smart and clever boy . . . Such technicalities . . Keeps Algebra formulas in his little black book . . . Reports all events to the Woonsocket Gill. Activities . Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3; Villa Novan Reporter 4. ELAINE GAZA SUZANNE GIGNAC GRACE MAE GODIN A smart cookie . . . spends her spare time thinking of her future . . . Katherine Gibbs, here comes another secretary. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Choral 4; Villa Fair 3. Sue . . . Oh, that crazy giggle . . . Collects boys in her spare time . . . Always thinking about Norman. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2; Quiver Subscription 4. Grade . . Oh, those mornings in Room 9 ... A loquacious miss . . . Aims to teach the 3 R’s. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Play Cast 2. 23 ROBERT GOULET Bob . . . Future Pill Maker . . . Woonsocket’s own Norman Rockwell. Activities . . . Cross Country Letterman 2; Quiver Artist 4. NORMA GRAMOLINI Norm ... A very pretty girl with personality plus . . . Can usually be seen riding around in a red car. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Circulation 3. PAUL GREENE Fancy on the basketball court . . . What’s the big attraction at St. Clare's. Activities . . Student Council 2, 3; Stella Magna 4; Villa Novan Reporter 4; Villa Novan Staff 4; Basketball Squad 3; Model Legislature 3, 4. NANCY GRILLO Nan ... A modest miss ... Pet peeve— Dull people . . . Hobbies—dancing and ice-skating . . . Ambition—nurse. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 4. JOAN GUDZ Our peppy business student . . . The girl with the Ipana smile . . . Friendly with everyone. Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 2; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2; Villa Novan Advertising 2. THERESA GUILMAIN A bright eyed gal ... A zip on a typewriter . . . Can always be found supporting our rival school with great enthusiasm. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 2; Villa Novan Staff 2; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2. 24 MAUREEN GUY Moe . . . Will probably blow up the Chemistry lab . . . Lots of fun in any crowd. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. GEORGE HARDINK Hobbies—Collecting stamps and soupping up different hot rods . . . Why do you go hunting so often? . . . Are girls really your pet peeve? Activities . . . Villa Fair 3- JEANNE HARPIN Quiet and friendly . . . always willing to help . . . We don’t see much of you these days, where have you been hiding yourself? Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4. JANE HATHAWAY Babbles on and on . . . What did you say? . . . A real wire on the telephone. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 2, 3; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2, 3; Play Cast 2. CAROL HAWKSLEY Our future navy girl . . . Can always be found on Sampson St. . . . Should hear her cheer. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Choral 2, 4. GAIL HOPPER Hoppy ... A real doll . . . Those crazy square dances . . . Collects them tall and handsome. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 4; Villa Fair 2. 25 PHILIP HOYLE ROBERT IANNOLI Phil . . . Takes a course at R. I. School of Design . . . Why do you want to travel to Ireland . . . Good luck is what you need when you go skiing. Activities . . . Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE JAVAREY Sentimentality, sweetness, and mirth are Lu's formula for a successful life . . . Truly deserves all the good things the world can offer ... Dreams of winning the $64,000.00 question . . . Her category—movie stars. Our own Mickey Rooney . . . Such a studious boy . . . Miss Lloyd’s pet peeve . . . But, Miss . . Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Choral 4; Track Squad 2, 3, 4; Track Letterman 2, 3. 4. ROBERT JACOBS Bob is always found in the gym with a basketball . . . Can be seen in action on the football field . . . Miss Lloyd’s pride and joy. Activities . . . Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2, 3. 4; Baseball Letterman 3, 4; Basketball Letterman 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE KENNEDY ’Kathy” . . . Pretty as a picture . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . One of Miss McCombe’s little girls. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. CAROL JOLLY Can you go to Bonnie’s tonight? . . . Lots of fun in a crowd . . . Can always be seen up in the Chem. Lab. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3- 26 ELAYNE KORNSTEIN FRANK KRAJFWSKI EDWARD KREIUS Whar a vocabulary . . . Friendly with everyone . . . Always one to do her share of the work. Actit ities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2. Pictures himself as being the greatest chemist in the world! . . . Pet peeve—2nd recess period . . . Are Cappy’s” sodas the best? Enjoys playing records with a certain girl. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Letterman 3, 4; Model Legislature 4; Basketball Letterman 3, 4. PRISCILLA KUKLA DORIS LACHAPELLE Ed . . . Tall and mysterious-looking . . . Better watch that speeding or Ed will come creeping up on you someday as a state trooper . . . Do Rock and Roll records really fascinate you? RONALD LaFRANCE Pet peeve—Fussy Boys . . . Spends all her spare time ice skating . . . Who knows, maybe someday we will see her in the Ice Follies. Activities . . . Student Council 2, 4; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Choral 4. Dotty . . . Our inheritance from Maine . . . Pet peeve—Showoffs . . . Favorite song— Love and Marriage . . . Can twirl a baton with the greatest of ease. Tries awfully hard not to divulge those haunting secrets . . . Ambition—to make a career out of the service . . . Prefers blondes to brunettes. 27 % CLAIRE LALUMIERE Oh! Those flashing eyes . . . Can always be found with a smile on her face. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Quiver Subscription 4. JUNE LANGUIRAND Cute blonde of Room 18 . . . Just loves the National Guard. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4. ALICE LARDER Little Alice . . . The little girl with the hearty laugh . . . Another gray hair for Mr. Hill ... A hard worker. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2; Villa Novan Circulation 4. CAROL LAREAU ROBERT LARIVIERE JEANNETTE LATENDRESSE Can always be found in a certain Chevrolet . . . I wonder why . . . One of our Villa Novan reporters. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Novan Circulation 4. Has wavy hair like Liberace ... Is always seen going into a certain grocery store on Wood Ave., to look over the merchandise . . . Works as a stock boy at Woolworth’s. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4. A devoted Frenchman . . . Pet peeve— conceited people . . . Favorite class—Stenography . . . Loves to dance to the soft music of Sammy Kaye. 28 EDWARD LEJA Ed . . . Our super mechanic who will doubtlessly own his own gasoline station before long . . . Pet peeve—Rival gasoline station owners . . . One of our loyal basketball fans. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Chora 2, 3, 4. JANET LEVINE Curly . . . Our volunteer worker at the Prov. Lying-in-Hospital ... A neat dresser . . . Hobbies—Horseback riding and collecting records. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LIPKA Trob ... Is forever thinking up wisecracks . . . Why do you want to be a millionaire? . . . Favorite class—Mechanical Drawing. 29 RITA MARTEL ROGER MATHIEU SHIRLEY McDUFF Loves that color Red . . . Poet, writer, and artist supreme . . . Helpful and energetic. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver Artist 4. One of our great football players ... A hero on the field. Activities . . Track Squad 2, 3; Football Letterman 2, 3. Shirl . . . Pet peeve—Her hot rod . . . Works at her own dairy bar . . . Yearns to become an airline hostess. 30 maureen McLaughlin A nurse’s aid ar Woonsocket Hospital . . . Unusual experience—hectic driving in one of Mr. Hill's Driving classes . . . Would enjoy traveling to France and Italy. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Flay Cast 3. ROBERT MONTANARI There he goes zooming off on his water skis! . . . Can be seen in high places repairing TV antennas . . . Pet peeve— Being called Guinea. Mo” ... A quiet Irish Colleen . . . Oh, those names in Ancient History ... A future nurse. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. Mitch . . . Pet peeve—Boys who fail to participate in school sports . . . Ambition to become an engineer . . . Spends his spare time thinking. Activities . . . Cross Country Squad and Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball Squad and Let terman 2, 3, 4; Hockey Squad and Letter- man 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE MORRISEY Chris” . . . Always something doing when Chris is around . . . Every inch is packed full of pep. Activities . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Reporter 3. HELEN MOUSETTE Mr. MarraKs pet peeve . . . Extremely mischievous ... A modern Cinderella. Activities . . . Choral 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 31 RICHARD MOWRY SANDRA NEYMAN Dick . . . Gentleman in faded dungarees and red-checkered shirt . . . Has a fat hank account, girls! . . . Favorite song— When you wish upon a Starr! . . . Hobby— sheep raising. JUDITH MULLEN Chatter box . . . Life of the party . . . Human newspaper . . . Adventurer. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Play Cast 3. Loves a good joke . . . Better to tell one . Entertaining companion . . . Contagious chuckle. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Fair 3; Villa Novan Circulation 3; Play Cast 3. CONSTANCE NORRIS Mjss School Spirit . . . Everybody’s friend . . . Always on the go . . . Dreams of becoming a famous writer. Activities . . . Student Council 3; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 1, 2, 3; Play Cast 4. LOUISE O’BRIEN Light-hearted . . . Good companion . . . Mr. Hill’s pride and joy . . . Yells those cheers at Barry. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Novan Circulation 2; Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. CHARLES O’CONNELL Looking forward for June . . . Just loves French . . . Admires baseball. 32 WAYNE O’DAY ROBERT ORAZI IRENE PACHECO Unpredictable . . . comical nature . . . quiet twinkle in his eyes... adventuresome. Activities . . . Hockey Squad 2, 3; Hockey Letterman 2, 3. Ambition in life—to be a pro-golfer . . . Works at Winnsucket Country Club . . . Hobbies—Golfing, fishing, hunting, bowling .. . Such a busy man. Activities . . . Student Council 2. Soft spoken . . . easy going . . . good companion . . . Barely beats the 8:25 bell. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Quiver Subscription 3- EDGAR PARENTEAU Eddie . . . Works diligently to become an accountant . . . Plucky guy who tries to do his best in all he undertakes . . . Why do you constantly tease the girls in Room 22? EMILY PERRICO Eternally youthful with a contagious optimism ... A good student . . . Courteous and convincing. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4. SANDRINA PERRICO Sandy . . . Emily's rival . . . Favorite song — Danny Boy . . . Works hard to achieve success in everything she undertakes . . . Believe it or not, she drives superbly . . . Flashes that big ring around school. Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3. 33 ANTHONY PIERANNUZI Tony . . . Tall, dark, spaghetti artist . . . Who are the Red Sox and where do they come from? . . . Favorite class—Biology with the Freshmen. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Cross Country Squad 2. JO-ANN PLAISTEK Jo . . . Gay ballerina of Krylo's Studio ... Pep personified . . . Co-captain of our nimble cheerleaders. Activities . . . Student Council 3, 4; Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Circulation 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. MARCELLA PROVOYEUR Marcie ... An energetic young miss . . . Neat as the proverbial pin . . . Just loves speech class. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 5; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 2. LORRAINE RABIDOUX Practical and patient . . . Complacent air . . . Courteous . . . Always singing I've Got a Present For Bob. ’ Activities . . . Villa Novan Circulation 4. PATRICK REILLY A wee bit Irish . . . Shoots bushels of baskets . . . Loves those Friday-night dates with the boys! Activities . . . Student Council 2; Stella Magna 2; Choral 3; Cross Country Squad 2; Basketball Squad 2, 3, 4; Football Let-terman 2, 3; Baseball Squad 2, 3; Basketball Letterman 2, 3- ROBERT REILLY Mr. Hill’s star pupil . . . Quiet but always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Couldn't find a nicer friend. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Choral 4; Track Squad 3, 4; Cross Country Letter-man 4. 34 MAXWELL RICE Ready for laughs . . . Hof rod . . . dynamic personality . . . Versatile. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Band 2. Tall, quiet and easy going . . . Pleasing personality . . . observes much but says little . . . reliable. Activities . . . Football Letterman 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3- LLOYD RICHMOND Casual . open mind . . . pleasant but positive in his conclusions. Activities . . . Choral 4; Football Letter-man 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA RIVARD RICHARD ROBERTS PATRICIA ROBITAILLE Peppy co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . When the red red robin comes Bob-Bobbin' along! Where's Donna? Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Novan Circulation 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Mirror of courtesy . . . Friendly manner . . . Naturally quiet. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. Pleasant smile . . . Gay personality . . . Are you going to Beaupre’s? Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Student Council 4. 35 MADONNA RYNN Naturally nice . . Pleasing manner . . . Considerate . . . Welcome anywhere . . . Do you knit your own knee socks? Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription 4. Art . . . One of our great hockey players . . . Can always be seen with a short blonde ... His favorite spot—the corner of Sadwin's. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4; Track Letter-man 2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2; Hockey Letterman 2, 3. 4. PATRICIA SCARAMELLA A sleek brunette . . . Future model for Vogue” magazine . . Day-dreams of someone special in the Lecture Room. ROBERT SCOBEY Cool-Cat . . . from Cranston! A word from the wise is never sufficient . . . Spark plug in basketball machinery. WALTER SCOTT Leader of men . . . follower of women . . . short but sturdy . . . tiny tornado. Activities . . . Student Council 4; Basketball Squad Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball Squad and Letterman 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SHAFFER Will someday be some fortunate man's secretary . . . Loves to talk to her girl friend . . . Loves shorthand. 36 NEAL SMITH JANICE SOUZA ROBERT STEIN Smitty . . . Old money-bags, himself! . . . Ambition—to be a learned man , . . Pet peeve—people who are not Irish! Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Staff 3, 4; Villa Novan Reporter 4; Villa Novan Advertising 4. Strawberry Blonde . . . Always in a hurry for the week-end . . . Jan” . . . can always be seen strutting in the parades with the Amvets Girls’ Drill Team. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. Bob likes those low notes . . . Manager of our basketball team . . . Jerry’s pal. Activities . . . Choral 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. ANITA SUDOL A petite miss . . . Can’t see over the stand in speech class . . . Usually found with Jean. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. ELEANOR SUTHERLAND Has a great many worries but her biggest one is Bob . . . She always finds time for a laugh. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. FLORENCE TALABAC Marlon Brando’s loyalest fan ... A busy bee in everything, including homework . . . Mr. Hill, the fence is in the way. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan typists 4; Play Cast 3, 4. 37 ROLAND TARDIF Neither spendthrift nor Dutch treat artist . . . pride and joy of Miss Valcourt’s French Class . . . Favorite quip— These Girls . . . Do you really dislike them? ALFRED TARVIS Al . . . What do you want with an ultramodern house? . . . Hobby — building model Hot Rods . . . Likes to listen to real-gone music. ALFRED TAVERNIER Tall, dark and handsome—a girl’s dream . . . Can always be seen riding around in a Beachwagon . . . When are you going to invite us over for a chicken dinner? Activities . . . Hockey Squad. JACQUELINE THOMPSON PATRICIA TODD THOMAS TORELLO A busy bee who likes to draw pictures of Mickey Mouse . . . Always seems to be thinking about something or someone important . . . Who claims your heart? Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 3. Pet peeve—Poor helpless men . . . When it comes to basketball she's a whiz but when it comes to chemistry, OH! Activities’. . . Stella Magna 4. Pet peeve—Snobbish people ... A great swimming teacher at the Y.M.C.A. . . . Would like to work in the medical field. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Novan Staff 2; Villa Novan Circulation 2; Baseball Squad 2. 38 STARR TUPPER ROBERT TURCOTTE JEAN TWINING A quiet Miss . . . packs her car in her pocket . . . really shines in her subjects . . . Penny’s other half. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription Board 4; Quiver Photographer 4. Turkey . . . Loves hockey ... Quite a boy in speech . . . Loves to go to Chemistry. Activities . . . Track Squad Manager 2; Hockey Squad 2, 3, 4. Personality plus ... A whiz in shorthand. Activities . . . Stella Magna 4. GRACE URRICO BEVERLY VALOIS JOYCE VAZNAIAN Our own answer to Liberace . . . Sweet and gentle ... as friendly as they come. Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Bev ... An artist supreme . . . Very quiet but always has a smile for everyone . . . Always happy when w'ith Jerry . . . Just waits for 2:30, to get out of school. Activities . . . Stella Magna 3; Quiver Artist 4. Oh, that red hair! . . . Why are you blushing, Joyce? . . . Always willing to run errands. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3, 4. 39 KENNETH WALSH NANCY WALSH ELSIE WARD Ken . . . Ambition in life—Electronic engineer . . . Unusual experience . . . 1200 volt shock . . . Favorite class—Solid geometry . . . oh, we forgot to tell you. Ken is the quiet type of boy. Activities man 3. Villa Fair 3; Football Lettcr- JANE WH EE LOCK Wears a sparkler on her left hand . . . Watches closely for a blue Ford . . . Works hard at Sadwin's. Activities . . . Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2. NO, 1 don't have a permanent . . . Adores Liberace . . . Active member of the Student Council. Activities . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Villa Novan Typist 4; Play Cats 3. Determined and capable . . . hates to be kept waiting . . . Will fly high as an Air hostess. Activities . . . Quiver Subscription 4. One of our classmates accidentally killed on Christmas Eve 1953. The Silent Angel passed over And took you to Him up above. Leaving us only to remember The memories of one we all loved. Simone, we shall never forget you! You’re our blessing up there in the sky And in your glory we know you are true. Smiling gracefully on Woonsocket High! SIMONE SAVOIE, 1937-1953 40 Senior Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: ROOM 1 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Andre Bilodeau Nancy Scott Joan Elias Edward Morin JUNIOR CLASS o es © © ROOM 1 — JUNIORS Top row (I. to r.): M. Blouin, A. Bilodeau. A. Aubin, E. Blanchette, E. Chmiel, W. Bailey. Third row- A Blais, H. Bennett, C. Carey, J. Allard, L. Allarie, C. Bilodeau, J. Calhoun. Second row: R. Blanchette, P. Ames, J. Boudreau, J. Auclair, S. Bousquet, A. Bclhumeur, P. Bonin. First row: H. Bacolini, C Adams, S. Bu.nlio, J. Burrows, T. Brunetti, L. Stryk, D. Boucher. ROOM 2 —JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.) R. Cote, A. Colli, J. Clark, A. Crisafulli, A. Cunningham. Fourth row: J. Danko. Third row R Duguay, L. Deshaies, L. Coulumbe, B. Felice, T. Chubay, D. Cola, R. Chofay. Second row: B. Durand, B. Dulko, P. Clark, C. Fecnstra, J. Dupuis, A. Dion, A Duffy. First row: K. Duffy, S. Fwen, E. Fe-licio, R. Fagnant, J. Elias, C. Deziel, M. English. ROOM 8 — JUNIORS Top row (I. to r.): M. Gendron, A. Hogue, R. Gramolini, V. Gesualdi, G. Girard, D. Javarey. Third row: J. Healey. W. Froment, J. Haughey. V. Kalnietis, J. Gold, E. Gambogi, D. Harrington. Second row: G. Gouin, R. M. Foresti, B. Gagnon, V. Hataburda, C. Heroux, F.. Hurd, K. Hogan, A. Garceau. First row: M. Kenyon, A. Kaboz, J. Johnson, C. Gabrielson, D. Harnois, J. Holt, G. Gaulin. ROOM 9 —JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): O. J. Lindsey, R. Lessard. R Miller, W. McKenna, J. Miller, A. Languirand, H. Letendre. Third row: R. Larochelle, R. Lambert, J. Lamoureux, L. Laliberte, D. Lindsey, E. Marcoux, B. Kilcline, G. Lanouc. Second row: S. Leduc, P. LaraiHe. V. Maguire, N. Magner, E. Messier, C. King. First row: V. Lindsey, J. McGee, O. Lessard, C. Losardo, F. Kulik, B. Ma-hedy, V. Mahoney. ROOM 24 —JUNIORS Top row (I. to r.): R. Mulcahy, N. Picttc, F. O'Coin, R. O'Rourke, A. Morrison. Third row W. Powers, W Minot, J. Nicienski. F. O'Keefe. G. Perron, W. Mowry, E. Morin, R. Mulcahy. Second row: G. Pichettc, J. Palardy, K. Murray, J. Morctti, J. Pickering, R. R. Perlow, R. Mowry, J. Morris. First row: C. Panetti, N. Panetti, I. Plante, N. Naradowry, R. Payeur, A. Plante, S. Pluta, B. Mucciaronc, J. Pom-fret. ROOM 25 —JUNIORS Top row (I. to r.): F. Pompei, D. Reed, G. Robinson, D. Ross, R. Souza, H. Strickland, D. Sheehan. Third row: C. Stocklosa, A Sherman, R. Sawyer, T. Suranie, J. Richmond, R. Ravenelle. Second row: N. Scott, C. Ryan, J. Stoyko, Y. Rondeau, P. Pompei, J. Rossi, S. St. Amant. First row-: N. Romblad, P. Rec, S. Sylva, G. Sherman, N. Ryan, D. Pratt, M. Provensal, R Salome. ROOM 27—JUNIORS Top row (I. to r.) : L. Turgeon, J. Wade. W. Wade, R. Taber, B. Was-serman. Third row: R. Voisinet, R. Van Brock-lyn, J. Trant, R. Taddeo, H. Voycr. Second row S. Tobin, K. Tetreault, G. Zifcak, P. Teja. J. Surowicc, D. Tapo-roski, W. Valois. First row V. Tanfani, S. Tecvens, A. Warzybok, J Wrobel, O. Szewxzyk, N. Whitney. B. Wood. R(X)M 4 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): L. Beau ley, K. Bonollo, M. Aridano, R. Boudry, J. Aubrey, R. Berard, S. Abrants, O. Bi-leau. Row two: S. Beaudoin, J. Bcdnarski, B. Belanger, L. Adam, j. Barchessi, A. Beauregarde, M. Adams. Row one: J. Boczar, M. Allard, S. Bi-ron, E. Barry, J Boucher, D. Audette, C Allard. ROOM 5 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): N. Cloutier, A. Costa, F. Constable, R. Cornell. Third row: P. Cote, A. Brunelle, R. Couture, E. Bouley, E. Cari nan. R. Cote. Second row: W. Clark, R. Clark, D. Cullen, B. Cullen, D. Casavant, C. Brien, S. Canestrari. First row: A. Corey, H. Champagne, N. Campopiano, S. Calo, A. Brouillard, C. Coder re. S. Breault. ROOM 6 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): E. Decelles, M. I esroches, R. Dalti. Third row: P. Duarte, D. DePedro, G. Desjarlais, A. Duperson, M. Dolinski, S. Cutler. Second row-: N. Dextraze, J. L. Dubois, B. DeCarlo, C. Daijmault, E. Drapans, R DeStefani. First row: M. Donlon, H. Davis, J. Dubois, J. A. Dubois, F. Duplessis, H. Dulude. ROOM 15 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. co r.): M. Juszczyszyn, R. Lavoie, W. Kane, R. Languirand, E. Larailie, T. Koback, W. Lefrancois. Third row: B. Lindry, P. King, R. Kearns, R. Lemieux, M. Klowan, C. Lawless, R. Kafalas. Second row: S. Kokolski, P. Lemay, M. Lataille, J. Laplanre, B. Lizocte, J. Lc-manski, M. Lacroix. First row: E. Kyryliw, M. Laliberte, J. Levitre, R. Kennedy, J. Lucchesi, C. Kokolski, G. Liard, L. Lucharski. ROOM 14 —FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.) : V. Jacob. D. Hart, R. Hammann, R. Guy, E. Hustler. Third row: L. Grondines, F. Harnois, E. Heath. B Hogue. J. Hood, P Hare. Second row: S. Johnson, C. Hetu, C. Jones, R Heron, N. Haynes, V. Higgins, J. Hoyle. First row: C. Haughey, L. Joseph, G. Jacobs, T. Gosselin, E. Harford, E. Guilbert, M. Gurwirz. ROOM 7 —FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): L. Froment, T. Geruso, W Fontaine, N. Gaboury, R. Giguere, N. Gallagher, N. Franks. Third row: E. Gervais, W. Dyndur, R. Favreau, L. Fontaine, D. Giroux, R. Gosselin, A. Florentz. Row two: N. Gignac, M. Ferris, P. Durand, J. Duquette, T. Godin, G. Galipeau, S. Gaiga. Row one: L. Fisette, L Farley. S. Flynn, F.. Godon, A. Fasano, F. Garneau, J. Fournier. ROOM 16 —freshmen Top row (I. to r.): R. Menard, C. McLaughlin, L. Lynch, N. Masse, R. Marquis, R. Pelletier. Third row R. Paquin, G. Obcrzol, L. Malo. C. Mullen, J. Normandin, R. Palazzini, F. Marrah. Sci «d row J. Oliveira, R. Maculan, J Marc hand. D. Paul, J. Parkin, C. () Rourkc, G Nicjadlik. First row L. Noclain, I. O'Coin. S. Malhoeuf, S. Miskiavitch, A. Malett, L Pelletier, H. Lupu. ROOM 17 —FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.) R. Ryan, R. Robbins, E. Rosenberg, R. Robitaille. Third row: A. Richard, E. Renaud, P. Ross, W. Reilly, R. Remillard, R. Roberts. Second row: J. Proctor, J. Rivers, P. Rabidoux, B Romblad, F. Regan, 1. Provost, M Salembier, G. Pichette. First row: M. Romprey, J. Perron, L. Richards, M. Roy, L Rondeau, M. Rousseau, G. Perusse, G. Ramsey. ROOM 26 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): H Taft, R. Theroux, G. Smith, T. Sheehan. Third row: W. Taglianetti, E. Vario, G Tousignant, E. Walsh, R. Susla, E. Wicker. Second row: B. Skiffington, D. Steiner, J Twining, S Trahan, G. Stone, R. Woodward, B. Twoomey. First row: S. Sokolski, E. Tetreault, C. Smith, D. Vandenherrew-eghe, J. Trahan, B. Thompson, B. Starzak. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCILORS OFFICERS Left to right: S. Bousquet, Vice President; J. Levitre, Secretary; O. Lussier, President. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCILORS Row one (I. to r.): E. Kreilis, N. Walsh, J. Dwyer. Row two: H. Dulude, O. Lussier, C. Bileau, P. Kukla. Row three: N. Ewen, E. Boucher, J. Plaistek, P. Robitaille. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCILORS Row one (I. to r.): D. Harrington, W. Bailey, S. Bousquet, J. Kafalas. Row two: R. Mulcahey, J. Richmond, R. Taber, P. Teja, S. Pluta. Row three: O. J. Lindsey, A. Colli, R. Plante, V. Mahoney, C. Deziel. FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCILORS Row one (top to bottom): W. Borek, A. Du-perron, J. Durkin, J. Levitre. Row two: R. Roberts, V. Jacob, C. Nieiadlek, R. Heron. Row three: G. Oberzol, G. Pichette, H. Champagne, S. Sokolsky. Row four: S. Kokolski, P. Cote, J. Boczar, L. Fisette. FRANCE COMES TO RHODE ISLAND FRENCH STUDENTS TAKE FIELD TRIP French students walked to France this month. It took about 15 minutes to get to the offices of I 'Union St. Jean-Baptisre d'Amerique, where an exhibition, France Comes to Rhode Island, was on display. French authors, explorers, statesmen, newspapers, books and magazines were on display. Rochambeau came up from Newport, while Evangeline stopped in on her way down the coast. Among others, there was also a booth showing the French population in the various cities of the state. It was a tres interessant exhibit. Tbovan. Editor ..................................... JOANNE DWYER Assistant Editor ........................... MAX GAREL1CK — Reporters — Joan Auclair - Sandra Pluta - Elaine Messier Max Garelick - Barbara Dulko - Maureen Kenyon Joan Elias - Concetta Losardo - Blanche Durand Kathleen Duffy — Typists — Albert Aubin - Jacqueline Castaldi - Pauline Casavant Florence Talabac - Nancy Walsh Advertising Manager .............................. Robert Golden Circulation Managers Betsy Farlander - Anne English Sports Editors..............................Rodman Van Brocklyn — Circulation Committee — Phyllis Clark - Virginia Hataburda - Patricia Rivard Velma Bienkiewiez - Joan Auclair - Joan Boudreau Wanda Clark - Sandra Canestrari Marion Dumas - Linda Farlander - Albert Aubin Ann Plante - Beverly Mucciarone Phyllis Rec - Jo-An Plaistek - Lorraine Rabidoux Rose-Mary Salome - Barbara Dulko - Alice Larder Mildred Fogarty - Joyce Vaznaian Advisor ........................................... Ruth Bartley VILLA NOVAN TYPISTS Seated (1. to r.) : P. Casavant, J. Castaldi. Standing: B. Danko, N. Walsh, F. Talabac. VILLA NOVAN REPORTERS Seated (I. to r.): C. Losardo, R. Van Brocklyn, J. Elias. Standing: M. Kenyon, B. Dulko, K. Duffy, J. Auclair, E. Messier, B. Durand. VILLA NOVAN STAFF Seated (I. to r.): J. Dwyer, Editor. Standing: B Farlander, Circulation Manager; R. Golden, Photographer; M. Garclick, Assistant Editor. VILLA NOVAN CIRCULATION Row one (1. to r.): L. Farlander. P Rivard. M. Dumas. L. Rabidoux, J. Vaznaian, A. Larder, M. Fogarty, J. Plaistek.. Row two: V. Bienkawitz, J. Auclair, R. Salome. B. Mucciarone, V. Hataburda. A. M. Plante, P. Clark. W. Clark. Row three: J. Boudreau, B. Dulko, P. Rec, S. Tecvens. S. Calo. QUIVER LITERARY ADVISOR. EDITOR. TYPIST Left to right: C. Norris, Editor. Miss Francoise B. Val-court. Quiver Literary Adviser, M. Provoyeur, Typist. THE QUIVER Mr. Donlon and staff. QUIVER LITERARY BOARD Left to right: G. Mae Godin. B. Daley, D. Dumais, B. Crisafulli, P. Cote, B. Valois, T. Guilmain, C. Norris, M. Provoyeur. QUIVER ART Lef to right: R. Martel. R. Goulet, B. Valois, Mr. Thomas E. Hanley, D. Fanning, W. Valois, G. Ball. QUIVER LITERARY TYPISTS Left to right: C Norris, D. Dumais, M. Provoyeur, B. Crisafulli, P. Cote, B. Valois, T. Guilmain. QUIVER SPORTS WRITERS Left to right: M. Garelick, R. Sawyer, R. Falcioni, E. Kreilis. Mont St. Michel THE QUIVER LITERARY COMMITTEE CO-EDITORS C. Norris and A. English ASSISTANT EDITORS P Cote, G. M Godin. D. Dumais, B. Crisafulli, B. Daley. SPORTS EDITORS M. Garelick, R. Falcioni, R. Sawyer, E. Kreilis. ART COMMITTEE B Valois, D. Fanning, G. Chesbrough, R. Goulet, R. Cote. TYPISTS M Provoyeur, T. Guilmain, P. Cote, D. Dumais, B. Crisafulli, B. Valois, C. Norris. PHOTOGRAPHER S. Tupper QUIVER ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Seated (I. to r.): J. Wheelock, V. Charrette, C. Jolly, M. Dumas, C. Morrissey. A. M. Egan, J. Fontaine. Standing: Miss Ethel E. McCombe, Quiver Financial Adviser; F.. Ward, J. Thompson, S. Perrico, J. Lavallec, N. Gramolini. QUIVER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Left to right: J. Vaznaian, G. Hopper, N. Walsh, J. Cas-taldi, J. Berube, B. Danko, F. Talabac, J. Gudz, C. Lalu-mic-re, P. Casavant, L. Choimere. SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE J. Gudz, L. O'Brien, J. Lavallee, C. Morrissey, C. La-lumiere, J. Thompson, A. M. Egan, S. Gignac, A. Boucher, C. Jolly, J. Castaldi, J. Vaznaian, J. Wheelock, V. Charrette, B. Dioheb, F. Talabac, N. Walsh, S. Perrico, J. Fontaine, N. Grillo, J. Hathaway, N. Gramolini, L. Farlander, A. Larder, S. Almon, B Farlander, G. Hopper, E. Ward, L. Choiniere, B. Danko, P. Casavant. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Francoise B. Miss Ethel E. Valcourt McCombe Literary Adviser Financial Adviser QUIVER SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Lett to right: B Dioheb. S. Gignac, L. Farlander. R. Rivard, B. Farlander, L. O'Brien, A. Larder, J. Vaznaian, S Almon, M. McLaughlin. DRAMATICS CHRISTMAS PLAY DECEMBER. 1955 Left co ri hc: Tape recorders, R. Beau-dec, O. Lussier. Case T. Guilmain. K. Duffy, G. Mae Godin. T Torrcllo, M. English, V. Jacobs, R. Sawyer, branding- E. Boucher, P. Casavanr. CHRISTMAS PLAY, DECEMBER, 1955 yjntwt 6 Will QUEEN Patricia Scaramella QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Katherine Kennedy, Patricia Scaramella, Gail Hoppe fJtpnioi CROWNING OF QUEEN Katherine Kennedy, Queen. Robert Sawyer. President. Anne English, left; Madonna Rynn, rijjht. Katherine Kennedy, Queen. Robert Sawyer, President. Dancing in The Dark. Jud.mn.i: the beauty contest. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES BAND, ORCHESTRA, CHORAL CHORAL FOOTBALL TEAM Front row (I. to r ): A. Bilodeau. B. Richmond, R Bedard, J. Brouil-lette. R. Sawyer. J. Demers, A. Sabourin, O. J. Lindsey. P. Reilly. Standing: R. Mathieu, A. Duperon, R Jacobs, R Dupont, L. Richmond. 1955 FOOTBALL SEASON Losing our whole back field and three valuable linemen in last year's graduation. Coach Toppa had quite a rebuilding problem on his hands. Led by co-captains Art Sabourin and Bob Bedard the Villa Novans ended their season with a satisfactory record of three wins and four losses. Coach John Toppa and Ed Juny Walsh did an outstanding job in shifting the lineups and strengthening our weak spots. Look to next year’s team to be a powerhouse. WARWICK 6 — W(X)NS(X:KET 0 Round Robin exhibition,— Villa Novans made a surprisingly good showing against a strong class A' team. We penetrated to their five yard line, but lost the ball on downs. DF LA SALLE 2ft-W(X)NSOCKFTO W x nsocket s inexperience was the deciding factor. Too bad we didn't play them at the end of the season. We would have won. CLASSICAL 19 — W(X)NSOCKET 7 Classical, raking advantage of Woonsocket's fumbles, scores an upset against the victory hungry Villa Novans. W(X)NS()C:KFT 12 — TOLMAN O The Villa Novans pull a major upset of the season by jarring rhe touch Tolman team from the unbeaten ranks. Jacobs and Mathieu were the stars of the game with end Andy Bilodeau shifted to halfback, strengthening the offense. Art Sabourin and Brouillette were the outstanding linemen of the day. ST RAPHAEL 3K — WOONSOCKET 0 The Saints speedy backs anti heavy line found no trouble in trouncing the bewildered Villa Novan tribe. Enough said. W(X)NSOCKET I — WESTERLY 13 Bilodeau. Jacobs. Dupont, and Chofay were the scoring punches giving Woonsocket it's second decisive victory. Sabourin. Bedard, and Demers starred the line. WEST WARWICK 6 — W(X)NSOCKET 0 So close yet so far. Woonsocket is again stopped on the three yard line robbing us of an upset to end all upsets. One pass from quarterback to all state end Ron Begos for the touchdown led to the scoring of the day. Other than that Woonsocket outran and outplayed last year's champs. A real heartbreaker. W(X)NS(X:KET 7 — MOUNT ST. CHARLES 2 The Mounties coming up with it's best team in years nearly ended the fourteen year hex. As always the Villa Novan had it when they needed it. Art Sabourin, the winner of the most valuable player award stopped the Mounties on the two yard line to save the game for Park Place lads. PAWTUCKET WEST 6 — WOONSOCKET 0 Two inches of snow on the playing field slowed the game to a walk. West scored early and from then on neither team could do much. I wonder what would happen on a dry day? WOONSOCKET 0 — BURRILVILLE 0 The tribe terminated the season in a blaze of glory by holding the heavily favored Broncos to a scoreless tie. Bilodeau. the winner of the most valuable player award, gained more yardage than the whole Burrilville team put together, while O. J. Lindsay broke through the Burrilville line time and time again making most of the tackles for the filed up Woonscxket club. The Broncos were not allowed in Villa Novan s thirty yard line while Woonsocket made two serious scoring threats and were racing down the field for a third when the final gun went off. 62 BILODEAU LEGS IT AROUND LEFT END Woonsocket’s Andy Bilodeau picked up seven yards in the first period on this play against Mount. The bi j boy lead-ine interference is Co-Capt. Art Sabourin Other Woonsocket players are Bob Jacobs (12) and Lloyd Richmond (33). HE PLAYED A GREAT GAME A1 Matthews, Mount's speedy halfback, reeled off nine yards on this play before bein ; knocked off his feet by Joe Brouillette (74) and Ronnie Dupont (30). The other Moun-tie is Bob Desjardins (16). The fifth” man is The Call cameraman. THE VICTORY SMILES WERE BRIGHT . Woonsocket Hinh’s coach Johnny Toppa and his two co-captams. Bob Bedard left, and Arthur Sabourin. had every reason to smile after yesterday s victory. Bedard is holding the Chamber of Commerce championship trophy, and Sabourin the most valuable player award which he won. ITS GETTING TO BE A HABIT . . Woonsocket has retained possession of the Chamber of Commerce city championship trophy for the past 14 years. Co-Capts. Arthur Sabourin, left, and Bob Bedard, on the shoulders of happy teammates, receive the trophy from William E. La Fond of the Chamber. -I- 1956 BASEBALL Determined to match bsr year’s Interscholastic League's Northern Division championship, 32 Villa Novan athletes showed up at the early 1956 baseball practice sessions. Coach Savaria chose Bruce Richmond and Walter Scott as co-captains. Bruce played third and first base in the 1955 season, while Scotty” held second. Among the eager baseball team candidates were eight lettermen: Walter Scott, Bruce Richmond, Lloyd Richmond, Michele Messier, Louis Ballou, Robert Jacobs, Robert Gabrielson and Patrick Reilly. Other hopefuls were Chester Stoklosa, Donald Harrington, Walter Minot, Gilbert Perron, Dale Reed, Allan Cunningham, John Danko, Joseph Nieciewicz, Ronald Chofay, Paul Dwyer, James Trant, Dennis Hart, Richard Hamman, Albert Duperron, Edmund Wacker, Michael Aridano, Louis Lynch, Edward Rosenberg, Michael Klowan, Richard Palazzini, Francis Marrah, Donald Ross, Tony Costa and Michael Smith. Left to right: L. Farlander, Clem Labine, B. Farlander. CROSS COUNTRY Row one (I. to r.): W. McKenna, J. Volke, F. Krajewski, B. Wasserman, W. Minot Row fwo: J. Aubrey, P. Hare, R. Reilly, R. Tabor, C. Scockiosa, L. Turgeon. Row three: N. Gallagher, M. Aridano, E. Wacker, R. Hammann. CROSS COUNTRY The winning of a triangular meet at Bellingham started the Villa Novans on their ’running-walking season. Captain Frank Krajewski let! our team, which scored 26 points. Everetts score was 37, while that of the Bellingham hosts was 67. Kraiewski, in 27th place was our top runner in the annual Columbus Day road race, where, as a team, we held eighth place. Some of the Villa Novans banded together for a 12Vi mile walking race, winning the Rhode Island walking crown With a time of two hours and 10 minutes. Bill McKenna became the new Rhode Island individual walking champion. Wcxmsocket finished third for the New England crown. Walkers, in addition to McKenna, were Walt Minot, Bernie Wasserman, Ed Wacker, and Mike Aridano. A 17-41 victory was our reward at Tolman High in Pawtucket — running this time. Krajewski was the winner of the meet. Bernie Wasserman and Bob Lambert were tied for second, and Andy Blais was fourth. Frank Krajewski placed first for the Villa Novans by coming in third on the losing end of a running race against Hope High. Woonsocket came in fourth at the cross-country carnival at Pierce Memorial Stadium. Krajewski, who came in fourth, was again the first Villa Novan to cross the finish line. Woonsocket High was then licked 25-33 by Coventry. Krajewski won the event, while Bernie Wasserman came in fourth; Bob Lambert, sixth; Ed Wacker, tenth; and John Audrey, twelfth. WHS wound up in sixth place at the state title meet at the Pierce Memorial Course. Captain Krajewski was first for the team by coming in ninth; Wasserman finished 26th. Lambert, 31st; and Wacker, 46th. Now our harriers were walking again Mitch Messier was the winner, in 54 minutes. seconds, defeating the North Medford, Mass., Walking Club 21-34. Behind our winner came Bernie Wasserman, third; Preston Hare, fourth; Bob Lambert, fifth; and Bill McKenna, eighth. Then it was back to running at a triangular meet with Cranston and Mount Pleasant. WHS captured the meet 25-40-78. Krajewski was first in the meet. Wasserman came in third; Lambert, fourth; Wacker, eighth, and Messier, ninth. At the Class B Championships Krajewski came in fifth; Lambert, ninth; and Wasserman, tenth, putting the team in third place. Then came the awards. Captain Krajewski was named to the All State Second Team, while Lambert and Wasserman made the All Class B Second Team. The 1955 Cross-Country Lettermen were Captain Frank Krajewski, Bernard Wasserman, Robert Lambert, Raymond Blais, Edward Wacker, Michel Messier, William McKenna, Walter Minot, Preston Hare, Michael Aridano and manager, Leo Turgeon. TRACK — 1955 An easy 30-10 victory over Pawtucket East marked the beginning of the 1955 track season. Woonsocket won the 440-yard dash, 100-yard low hurdles, medley relay, two mile relay, hammer throw, and javelin. Pawtucket won the 880-yard relay and the one mile relay. WHS finished fourth in Class B of the 23rd annual Interscholastic Relay Carnival. The Villa Novans scored nine points, while Classical won B honors with a score of 36 points At St. Raphael we were the winners, 64-53. Rogers Class A trackmen defeated the Villa Novans, 63% to 53% at New- port. Mount Pleasant was the champion of a meet at Barry Field with 63 points as compared to 45 for the Villa Novans. Captain Don Barry and Joel Caslowitz were our only winners. Woonsocket placed seventh in the Class B meet of the University of Rhode Island Interscholastics. WHS scored only two points. Most of the track team has graduated, leaving discouraging prospects for the coming season. BASKETBALL TEAM Front row (I. to r.): D. Harrington, E. Marcoux, P. Reilly, P. Greene, W Scott, R. Jacobs. Second row-: F. Carney, J. Cook, Mr. Francis J. Enright, O. J. Lindsey, M. Smith, A. Bilodeau. BASKETBALL SACRED HEART 53--WOONSOCKET 51 Hcarrbreaker for the fighting Villa Novans. The team won everything but the game. With one or two breaks the game could have been our first league victory. Jim Cook, 17; and Walt Scott with 12 lead scoring parade. W(X)NS(X;KET 66 — NORTH PROVIDENCE 49 First league victory for Villa Novans. Good rebounding is the highlight of victory Providing the offensive spark are Scotty, picking up whire he left off last year with 24 points, and co-captain Jim Cook. WOONSOCKET 72 — CLASSICAL 43 Too much power for Classical. Substitutes were used freely without showing the team up noticeably. Scotty, with 14 and co-captain Mike Smith with 9 lead the well balanced attack. WOONSOCKET 59 — PAWTUCKET VOKE 38 Woonsocket overpowers Vocational with strong start. Villa Novans come up with a strong performance hitting on 439f of shots from the floor. Once again Scotty leads scoring with 16. Mike Smith rebounds well and collects 8 points. WOONSOCKET 63 — WEST WARWICK 44 Villa Novans score an impressive victory, but the best news is highly rated. Bob Jacobs returned from the injured list. Bobby scored 14 vital points and gave the team a great moral boost. Scotty hit for 16. Jake for 14, and Andy Bilodeau 12. W(X3NSOCKET 70 — CENTRAL FALLS 56 Biggest league victory to date. Woonsocket now established as the team to beat. The sleeping giant awakens as O. J. Lindsey hits for 16 points and grabs 17 rebounds against tall invaders. Scotty leads the team with 19 points. WOONSOCKET 67 — SACRED HEART 51 This victory proves that the team is no flash in the pan. Hustling Villa Novans run Sacred Heart off the floor. Pat Riley, the unsung hero, played the best game of his career. Jake hits for 14, Jim Cook 13, and Andy Bilodeau 12. WCX3NSOCKET 108 — NORTH PROVIDENCE 69 With Scotty at the throttle, the Villa Novans drive to a new school. Class B. and gym scoring record. Scotty set the gym individual scoring record with 41 points. High powered offense reaches its peak. Jim Cook with 20 points followed Scotty for the first place Villa Novans. WOONSOCKET 80 —CLASSICAL 58 High scoring Villa Novans power to another big victory. After an unimpressive first half the team rolled in the second half. Jim Cook scored 20, Scotty 16, and Jake 14 as Villa Novans sailed along in first place. WOONSOCKET 70 — PAWTUCKET VOKE 67 Sharp performance again defeats Vocational. Voke w-ere sharp so Villa Novans had to be good, Scotty leads with 20, Biladeau 14, Jake i1. WOONSOCKET 68 — WEST WARWICK 67 Class B Champs, Woonsocket comes from behind to clinch Class B championship. The best way to win a championship is in a close game. Jim Cook 13, Bilodeau 18 and Scott 10 lead victory. CENTRAL FALLS 73 — WOONSOCKET 65 Natural letdown after running championship. The team played very below par. Last league game. State playoff next for champs. STATE PLAYOFFS LASALLE 7' — WOONSOCKET 71 Brilliant finish cannot overcome third period lapse. Villa Novans roared back from an 18 point defeat to a 4 poinr defeat late in fourth period. Again Scotty was tremendous with 26 points. Bob Jacobs was second best with 14 for fighting Woonsocketers. HOCKEY This year for the first time in Woonsocket High’s history our hockey team, coached by Mr. Lavailee, defeated Mt. St. Charles, our bitter rival, by the score of 4-0 and 4-1. Although Mr. Lavailee lost his entire first line via graduation, the team gave a good account of themselves. With a little luck they could have gone all the way to the New England playoffs. The Villa Novan had the identical record as that of last year’s winning team. With five wins and three defeats. However, the scoring punch exhibited by our pucksters has not been equaled by any other WHS’ Hockey Teams. With 39 goals for and 18 against, they showed why they were definite contenders for the state playoffs. In the quarter-finals of the State Playoffs the Villa Novans were defeated by an unusually strong Hope team. Yet, the team never stopped trying and gave a good battle to the last minute. That’s the Woonsocket Spirit! ! ! HOCKEY TEAM Row one (I. to r.): E. Aubin, W. O’Day, R Dupont, J. Tram, H. Strickland, M. Messier, A: Sabourin. Row two: D. Reed, R. Gabrielson, P. Manocchio, R. Hammann, R. Bedard, R. Chofay. Row three: W. Bank, A. Morrison, J. Nichinski, Mr. Wilfred N. Lavailee, G. Desjariais. R. Turcotte. GIFT OF GOALIE PADS BY THE CLASS OF 1941 Left to right: J. Tram, Mr. Wilfred, N. Lavailee, coach, Mrs. Albert Bonte (Mary Lucille Lafond), Mr. Irvin Kane. ROUND ROBIN GAME WOONSOCKET 4 — MT. ST. CHARLES 0 Balanced team work for Woonsocket . . . Promising first line and great offense . . . O'Day lit the scoring lights twice. LEAGUE GAMES WOONSOCKET 3 — CRANSTON 2 Underdog Woonsocket pulls big upset . Bedard found the mark twice for the Villa Novans. After losing two teeth. LA SALLE 2 — WOONSOCKET 1 The Maroon too powerful . . Bedard, Messier, and Trant great on defense . . . Goal by Sabourin prevented Woonsocket's whitewashing. BURRILVILLE 3 — WOONSOCKET 2 First league game! . . . Slow first period for Villa Novans . . . But dominate last two periods . . . Sabourin nets two. WOONSOCKET 8 — EAST PROVIDENCE 2 First league victory! . . . Villa Novans exhibit latent talent . . . First line sparkles . . . Ross and Messier leading scorers. HOPE 6 —WOONSOCKET 3 Blue wave shows potent scoring punch . Woonsocket gives all . . . O'Day, Chofay, and Sabourin net High School's goals. W(X)NSOCKET 9 — NORTH PROVIDENCE 0 Woonsocket bounces back decisively . . . Great possibilities for the pucksters ... Nice going, boys! W(X)NSOCKF.T 5 —WARWICK 2 68 Four goals first period provided the Villa Novans with an easy victory . . . Ross and O'Day scored two apiece. WOONSOCKET 4 — MT. ST. CHARLES 1 Decisive victory for WHS . . . Mount outclassed completely . . . Goals by Sabourin, O'Day, and Aubin. PLAYOFF GAMES HOPE 2 — W(X)NSOCKET 0 Blue waves offense too much for Villa Novans . . . Outstanding defensive games for Trant, Bedard, and Messier. HOPE 4 — WOONSOCKET 2 Woonsocket outstanding in defeat . . O’Day and Sabourin were WHS lamp lighters . . Final game for seniors . . . Next year the team will be without seniors: Messier, Dupont, Bedard. O'Day, Sabourin, Aubin, and Manager Bob Turcotte. The team should not be underestimated by their opponents. With skaters like Ross, Chofay. Desjariais. Trant, Hammann, Reed, Koback, Borak, Morrison, and Strickland, the Villa Novans will have their eyes set on number one spot. Ahead of the pack. HOCKEY ■ ■,+� , - . a vjSJ s £7 CLASS WILL Kathy Kennedy leaves her make-up kit to Pat Teja. Anne English offers her Charles Atlas course to Sue Ewen. Edward Kreilis transmits his perpetual yawn to John Danko. Barbara Daley bequeaths her Marlon Brando scrapbook to Annabelle Viana. Bob Beaudet wills his whip'' to Leo P. Deshaies. Grace Mae Godin leaves the balcony. Neal Ewen passes on his gavel to the next Marc Antony. Max Garelick leaves WHS in a state of confusion. Jo-An Plaistek and Wayne O'Day leave together. Jim Demers offers his broken speedometer to Ron Chofay. Diane Fanning wills her easel to Gisele Gaulin. Marcella Provoyeur leaves her gym locker to any talented safecracker. Ernie Baillargeon donates his log book to Ed Gervais. Starr Tupper vacates her parking space to Bernie Kilcline. Mike Smith leaves his money bag to next year's Silas Marner. Elayne Kornstein bequeaths her thesaurus to Kathcy Duffy. Bob Scobey wills his trig and triangles to Robert Golden. Chris Morrissey leaves her standing invitation to Joan Elias. Dick Breault offers his handwriting (?) to anyone who wants it. Flo Talabac wills her joke book to Mary English. Kenny Walsh bequeaths his slide rule to Don Harrington. Ann Marie Egan and Marlene Crane leave their reserved table to Barbara Mahedy. Bob lanolli leaves the podium in Rm. 9 to Don Javery. Alice Larder leaves Mr. Hill a bottle of aspirin. George Ball wills his crazy legs” to Freddy Valois. Madonna Rynn wills a flask of H2S04 to Mo Kenyon. Frank Krajewski donates his flying feet to William McKenna. Mo Guy bequeaths her rock n’ roll platters to Connie Carey. Sandra Perrico leaves single life behind. Mo McNally wills the Seniors' tear bucket to a sympathetic junior. Scotty bequeaths his shooting eye to O. J. Lindsey. Barbara Danko leaves the woes and worries of Rm. 22. Pat Reilley offers his bit of Erin to the Mulcahy twins. Edgar Parenteau leaves his million dollar smile imprinted in the memory of WHS. 70 CLASS PROPHECY Sheila Almon Doris Dumais Gloria Dextraze Joan Gudz Edgar Parenteau Lorraine Rabidoux Janice Souza Roland Tardif Eleanor Sutherland Norma Gramolini Jackie Lavallee Robert Lariviere Rene Gagne Robert Bonin Richard Mowry Jimmy Flaherty Rita Martel Rose Mary Della Fava Nancy Walsh Joseph Almeida Pauline Cote Ed Aubin Beverly Valois Richard Falcioni Constance Norris Robert Orazi Bernadette Crisafulli Oscar Lussier Theresa Guilmain Janet Berube Michael Messier Gerald Brenner Thomas Torello Robert Turcotte Henriette Coupin Paul Manocchio Emily Perrico Robert Sawyer Edward Boucher Mildred Fogarty Judith Lipsky Richard Roberts Helen Moussette future head of the English Department at WHS. future financial adviser to Godfrey and his Friends, future WAVE who aims to see the world, private secretary to Henry Ford II. world's greatest accountant, mother of ten?? future possessor of Stars and Stripes Forever. Miss Valcourt's replacement in I960, future nurse on the Medic.” future mother of quadruplets, future mode! for the Bride's Book. future Daddio.” future btx kie. future winner at the Indianapolis Speedway of 1962. future farmer in the dell. future teacher of science at Providence College, (wearing a white robe). future policewoman, stopping convertibles at Social Corner. blues singer at the Tropicana Club. future model for Toni Home Permanents. future Air Force recruiting officer at Woonsocket Post Office. future Army wife. future admiral of his own Missouri. furure Rembrandt. future mayor of Woonsocket. future student teacher under Miss Valcourt’s replacement in I960. replacement for Ben Hogan. future owner of the Pizzeria. future president of NBC-TV. future newspaper reporter. future Mrs. Crazylegs. future coach of WHS hockey team in 1965. future medical specialist in 1970. a scientist who will find a cure for polio. future private-eye for Woonsocket Police Department. great pianist at Carnegie Hall. future president of the Rod Gun Club. future business executive on Wall Street. future President of the United States. future Attorney-General of Rhode Island. future operatic sensation of the Metropolitan Opera Company. future chief chef at Charlie Chong's Chicken Chowmein Cafeteria in Chicago. future owner of a chain of First National Stores. future big-game hunter of ferocious moose in the wild north. 71 fee DECORATING CHRISTMAS TREE D-ft to rij hi R Sawyer, J. Rite, J. Plaistck, P. Casa van t, B. Danko, J. Kafalas, M Smith. I Speak For Democracy” G. Urrico— Winner of Northern R I. Democracy Contest. HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS PARTIES C ATHOLIC CHARITIES CANNED GOODS COLLECTION Lctc to nuht R Della Lava. C. Norris. J. Casta Id i, E. Talabac. J. Gudz, N. Walsh. • I SPEAK FOR MY HERITAGE H Champagne — Winner of Second Award in French Oral G ntest. Girls’ Gym. Cau.uht in the act. QUIVER AND VILLA NOVAN TRIP University of Rhode Island October II. 1955 First row (I. to r.): J. Dwyer. Villa Novan Editor; J. Elias, Villa Novan Reporter. P. Casavant, Miss Bartley, Villa Novan Adviser; Miss Valcourt, Quiver Literary Adviser; Marcella Provoyeur. Quiver Typist. Second row C. Norris, Quiver Editor; G. Ball, Quiver Artist. M. Garelick. Quiver Sports Editor, Villa Novan Assistant Editor; P. Greene. Villa Novan. Beinu measured for cap and 4� own. Boys' Gym. SEE THE SNOW! Creating a winter wonderland, a soft blanket of sparkling snow settled gently upon all of God's dozing creations. The snow patted everything in sight with a powder-puff illusion from tall and stately trees to knee-high shrubs. A sudden breeze rustled through the trees and captured the diminutive flakes, sending them whizzing about into a maze of utter confusion. As the swift snow captured and shaped me into a '’make-believe'' snowman, I imagined that the immaculate, star-studded flakes were being poured from millions and millions of Ivory Snow boxes. This was the time when all were ready to detach themselves from their brisk and busy lives to pause and admire God at work. —Constance Norris ’56 FIVE SETS OF TWINS Betsy and Linda Farlander, Seniors. Muriel, Freshman and Pauline Laraille, Junior. John and William Wade, Juniors. Jane and Janet Dubois, Freshmen. Robert and Richard Mulcahy, Juniors. STUDENT DIRECTORY FRESHMEN Abrams, Steve Great Road, North Smithfield Adams, Lucille Washington Highway, Saylesville Allard, Marie 384 North Main Street Allard, Corona 61 Emerson Street Aridano, Michael 192 Bourdon Boulevard Aubrey, John 95 Victor Street Audette. Dorothy 755 Third Avenue Barachiesi, Judith 522 Diamond Hill Road Barry, Evelyn 533 River Street Beaudoin, Sylvia 176 Mill Street Beauregard, Aline 497 Rathbun Street Beauley. Lucien 56 Social Street Bednarski. Judith Grange Road Belanger, Barbara 82 Farm Street Berard, Roger 166 St. Hughes Street Biieau, Ovila 686 Cumberland Hill Road Bileau. Raoul 686 Cumberland Hill Road Biron, Suzanne 667 Cumberland Hill Road Boczar, Joann 51 Cato Street Bonin, Claire Rocky Hill Road, North Smithfield Borek, William 118 Jeffers Street Boucher. Jean 326 Providence Street Beaudry, Richard 730 Manville Road Bouley, Eugene 440 Second Avenue Breault, Sybil 93 Andrews Street Brien. Constance 35 Adams Street Brouillard, Aileen 185 Adams Street Brunelle, Albert 236 South Main Street Calo, Sandra 271 Manville Road Campopiano, Nancy 304 Burnside Avenue Canestrari. Sandra 489 Mason Street Carignan, Ernest 429 Second Street Casavant, Dolores 57 Manville Road Champagne, Helene 584 Bound Road Clark, Ruth 586 Mendon Road Clark, Wanda 563 Blackstone Street Coderre, Claudette 315 East School Street Constable, Francis 79 Collins Street Corey, Alfreda 583 Willow Street Cornell, Ronald 105 Farm Street Costa, Antonio 535 Front Street Cote, Paul 8 Annette Avenue Cote, Roger 169 Cottage Street Couture, Russell R.F.D. 2, Greenville Road Cullen. Beverly 728 Front Street Cullen, Dorothy 728 Front Street Cloutier, Normand 60 Front Street Daignault, Carol 28 New Street Cutler, Sanford 208 Wood Avenue Dalti, Ronald Louisquisset Pike. North Smithfield Davis, Helen Old Great Road, North Smithfield Decclles, Edward 43 Madeleine Avenue DePedro, Donald 706 Morin Heights Boulevard Desjarlais, Gerard 381 Talcott Street Deroches, Marcel 152 North Main Streer DeStafani, Richard 126 Monty Street Dextrazc, Normand 669 Winter Street DiCarlo, Barbara 52 Blackstone Street Dobrwado, Carl John 95 Water Street Dolinski, Michael 266 Park Place Donlon, Mary 31 Ormond Street Drapans, Edith 122 North Main Street Dubois, Jane 74 East Street Dubois. Janet Ann 74 East Street Dubois, Janet Lillian 146 Brook Street Dulude, Helena 228 Valley Street Duperlon, Albert 118 Belleview, North Smithfield Duplessis, Florence 305 Grove Street Duquette, Joyce 824 Harris Avenue Durand. Pauline 12 Morin Heights Boulevard Duarte, Philip 130 South Street Durkin, James 650 Fifth Avenue Dyndur, Joseph 328 Wood Avenue Farley, Lorraine 469 Burnside Avenue Fasano, Antoinette 65 Hollis Street Favreau. Rose Mary 194 Providence Street Ferris, Margaret 47 Rebekah Street Fissette, Lillian )54 High Street Florentz, Anthony 164 Rivulet Street Flynn, Sandra 106 Maple Street Fontaine, Lucille 4 Great Road, North Smithfield Fontaine, William 639 Sixth Avenue Fournier, lane 598 North Mam Street Franks, Norman 38 Bourdon Boulevard Fromet, Leo 471 Pond Street Gaboury, Neil 266 First Avenue Gaiga, Sylvia 170 Progresso Avenue Galipeau, Gloria 56 South Street Gallagher. Neil 360 South Main Street Garneau. Florence 136 Bourdon Boulevard Geruso, Thomas 162 Cato Street Gignac, Nancy 376 Cumberland Hill Road Gervais, Edward 507 Manville Road Giguere. Roger 525 River Street Giroux, Doris 314 Olo Street Gloria, Evelyn 53 Lincoln Street Godin, Theresa 387 Willow Street Godon, Ellen 140 Angel Street Gosselin. Robert 498 Bernon Street Gosselin, Theresa 133 South Main Street Grondines, Leo 250 Rhode Island Avenue Guilbert, Estelle 119 East Street Gurwitz, Marlene 35 Summer Street Guy. Robert 35 Dexter Street Hammann, Richard 26 Bernice Street Hare, Preston Maple Street, Forestdalc Harford. Eileen 179 Lincoln Street Hart, Dennis Cross Street, North Smithfield Harnois, Francis 56 Summit Street Haughety, Carole 797 Elm Street Haynes, Nancy 35 Adams Street Heath, Edward Greenville Road, North Smithfield Heron. Ruth Greenville Road, North Smithfield Hetu, Claudette 181 Morin Heights Boulevard Higgins, Vivian 228 Grove Street Hogue, Bertrand 121 Joffre Avenue Hood, James 118 Grand Street Hoyle, Joanne 319 Summer Street Hustler, Ernest 240 Third Avenue Jacob, Valmore 17 Morton Avenue Jacobs, Georgette 541 East School Street Javarey, Norman 541 East School Street Johnson, Shirley 163 Bourdon Boulevard Jones, Cynthia 844 Harris Avenue Joseph, Leona 551 Pond Street Juszczyzn. Michael 23 Lincoln Street Kafalas, Russell Wilkes Avenue. North Smithfield Kane. William 122 North Main Street Kearns, Richard 73 Spring Street Kennedy. Rose Mary 51 Rockland Avenue King, Philip Old Great Road, North Smithfield Klowan, Michael 203 Arnold Street Koback, Thomas 486 Bernon Street Koklski, Cornelia 23 Fairlawn Avenue Koklski, Stephen 23 Fairlawn Avenue Kucharski, Lucille 3 Admiral Street Kyryliw, Eleanor Iron Mine Road Lacroix. Matthew 180 Wood Avenue Laliberte. Muriel 618 Diamond Hill Road Landry, Bertrand 689 Menden Road Languirand, Roger 331 Ward Street LaPlantc, Judith 67 Bradford Street Lataille, Muriel 25 Roberts Street Lataille. Eugene 5 Hope Street Lavoie, Richard 12 Clark Court Lawless, Clark 81 Pelletier Avenue Lefrancois, William 95 Atlanta Avenue Lemanski, Joanne 380 Second Avenue Lemay, Pauline 57 Adams Street Lcmieux, Robert 95 West Street Levitre, Jane 269 Great Road, North Smithfield Liard, Gail 93 Seventh Avenue Lizotte, Barbara 502 Blackstone Avenue STUDENT DIRECTORY Lucchesi, Joyce Lupu, Helen Lynch, Louis Matulan, Rose Marie Malatt, Audrey Malboeuf, Shirley Malo, Lorraine Mall in, Clarol Marchand, Joan Marrah, Francis Mariam. Bryant Marquis. Robert Masse, Normand McLaughlin, Charles Menard, Richard Minchillo, Grace Miskiavitch, Suzanne Niejadlik, Carolyn-Ann Noclain, Luciennc Normand in, Jeanette Oberzol, Gerald O'Coin, Ida O'Rourke, Carol Oliveira, Jo-Ann Palazzini. Richard Paquin, Ralph Paul, Doris Parkin, Judith Pelletier. Lorraine Pelletier. Robert Perrico, Robert Perron, Janet Perusse, Gertrude Pichette. Georgette Proctor, Janice Procyszn, Eugene Provost, Irene Rabidoux, Pauline Ramsay. Gladys Regan. Frances Renaud. Edgar 473 Front Street 31 Chester Street 37 Center Street } 1 3 Knight Street 31 Bellevue Avenue 198 Progresso Avenue 249 Elm Street 262 Second Avenue 27 Woodland Road, North Smithfield 98 Park Avenue 23 Dewey Street 26 Wilson Avenue 19 Hebert Avenue 301 Blackstone Street 135 Seamani Street 315 Cottage Street 464 Second Avenue 682 Third Avenue 218 Greene Street, Slatersville 380 Carrington Avenue 209 Bourdon Boulevard 67 Gaulin Avenue 234 Elm Street 216 Mowry Street 84 Linden Street 277 Front Street 327 Grove Street 33 Eighth Avenue 110 Morton Avenue 110 Morton Avenue 76 West Park Place 174 St. Barnabee Street 44 Summit Street 227 Elder Ballou Meeting House Road 17 Ward Street 155 Boyden Street 29 Gymnasium Street 53 Fairfield Avenue Prov. Pike, North Smithfield 247 Morin Heights Boulevard 358 Dulude Avenue Reilly, William Remillard, Robert Richard, Albert Richards, Lorraine Richer, Gerard Rivers, Joyce Roberts, Roy Robbins, Russell Robillard, Janice Robitaille, Roger Romblad, Beverly Romprey, Muriel Rondeau, Lucille Ross, Paul Rosenburg, Edward Rosseau, Margaret Roy, Harold Roy, Mary A. Salembier, Maxine Sheehan. Thomas Skiffington, Barbara Smith, Carolyn Sokolsky, Sonia Starzak, Barbara Steiner, Deborah Stone, Gloria Susla, Richard Taft, Howard Taglianetti. William Tetreault, Eileen Theroux, Robert Thompson, Barbara Tousignant, Gerard Trahan, Shirley Twining, Judith Twomey, Barbara Vandcnhcrrewegke, Dorothy Vario, Eugene Viana, Annabelle Wacker, Edmund Walsh, William 248 Mason Street 92 Benefit Street 607 Diamond Hill Road 2086 Mendon Road 133 Wood Avenue 269 Orchard Street 280 Nursery Avenue 129 Hemonf Avenue 90 Warwick Street 122 Dana Street 148 Bourdon Boulevard Providence Pike 375 Cumberland Hill Road 516 Clinton Street 148 Court Street 26 Ross Street 446 Front Street 234 Morin Heights Boulevard 65 Manville Road 625 Gaskill Street 40 Second Avenue Woonsocket Hill Road, North Smithfield 170 Park Place Louisquisett Pike 523 Prospect Street 28 Morin Heights Boulevard 468 Winter Street 254 Bernon Street 429 Carrington Avenue 633 Eiernon Street 523 Clinton Street l7 Cottage Street 54 Lincoln Street 289 Mowry Street 95 Thomas Street 37 Cold Spring Place 153 Newland Avenue 493 South Main Street 50 Warwick Street 89 Second Avenue 73 Sunnyside Avenue i A nkin Qf JUNIORS Adams. Charlene Allard, Jeannine Allarie, Lorraine Ames, Patricia Anez, Philip Aubin, Albert Auclair, Joan Bacolini, Helen’ Bailev. Wayne Belhumeur, Andree Bennett, Hope Bienkiewicz, Velma Bilodeau, Andre Blanchette. Rita Blanchette. Ernest Blouin, Maurice Boucher, Diane Bonin, Pauline Boudreau, Joan Bousquet, Simone Brunctti, Thelma Buglio, Santina Burrows, Judith Calhoun, Jack Carey, Constance Casavant. Muriel Chmiel, Edward Chofay, Ronald S. Chubay, Thomas E. Clark, James F. Cola. Donald M. Colli. Aldo E. Colombe, Louis Cote, Rene J. 188 Bourdon Boulevard Crisafulli, Joseph 242 Rhodes Avenue Cunningham, Allen 11 Pierre Court Danko, John Malily Road, North Smithfield Deshaies, Leo Paul 916 Park Avenue Deziel, Constance 222 North Main Street Dion, Alice 610 Fifth Avenue Duffy, Kathleen 309 Adams Street Duguay, RicMkrd 228 Bourdon Boulevard Dulko, Barbara 334 Green Street Dupuis, Joan 118 Park Avenue Durand. Blanche 294 Diamond Hill Road Dwyer, Paul 90 Blackstone Street Elias, Joan 109 Cumberland Hill Road English, Mary 109 Cumberland Hill Road Ewen, Susan 112 Farm Street Fagnant, Rachel Rocky Hill Road, North Smithfield Feenstra. Carol-Ann Rocky Hill Road, North Smithfield Felice, Barbara Old Great Road Felicio, Esther 112 Lincoln Street Fontaine, Raymond 646 Mendon Road Foresti, Rose-Mary 59 Summit Street Froment, William 279 Ward Street Gabrielson, Caren 50 Fifth Avenue Gagne, Normand 223 Bourdon Boulevard Gagnon. Beverly 168 South Main Street Gambogi, Emilio 199 Mamila Avenue Garceau. Arlene 210 Hemond Avenue Gaulin, Gisele 338 Bernon Street Gendron, Melvyn 563 Blacksotne Street Geoffrey. Jacqueline 131 Andrews Street Girard, Gerald Lamoreux Boulevard, North Smithfield Gesualdi. Vincent 23 Angel Street Glod, Judith 54 Third Avenue 371 Third Avenue 71 Hamlet Avenue 846 Third Avenue 123 Cote Avenue 242 Paradis Avenue 114 Phillips Avenue 349 Grove Street 187 Cottage Street 484 Prospect Street 51 Transit Street 10 Warwick Street 164 Jenckes Street 397 Logee Street 84 Great Road, North Smithfield R.F.D. 2, Box 19, North Smithfield Pond House Road, North Smithfield Providence Pike, North Smithfield 84 Arnold Street Great Road, North Smithfield 13 Millers Lane 79 Dewey Street 471 Pond Street 209 Chapel Street 377 Grove Street 463 Park Avenue 269 Rathbun Street 29 Lincoln Street Great Road, Forestdale 256 Park Avenue 220 Logee Street 592 Front Street 89 Greene Street 35 Fifth Avenue 91 STUDENT DIRECTORY Golden, Robert 470 Prospect Street Panetti, Charlene 814 Grove Street, Blackstone Gouin, Gail 225 Carnation Street Panctti, Nola 814 Grove Street, Blackstone Gramolini, Richard 1088 Diamond Hill Road Payeur, Rosalie 16 Lowland Street Harnois, Diane Black Plain Road Perron. Gilbert 219 Greenville Road, North Smithfield Harrington, Donald 854 Harris Avenue Pichette, George 227 Elder Ballou Meeting House Road Hataburda, Virginia 668 Providence Street Pickering, Judith 204 Rathbun Street Haughey, Joan 797 Elm Street Pictte, Norbert 81 Main Street, Slatersville Healey. James 2 5 Front Street Plante, Ann 83 Pelletier Avenue Heroux, Carol 34 Summit Street Plante, Irene 601 East School Street Hogan, Kathleen 221 Morin Heights Boulevard Pluta, Sandra 138 Bourdon Boulevard Hogue, Andre 350 Willow Street Pomfrct, Janice .37 Woodland Road Holt, Judith 516 South Main Street Pompei, Francis 1121 Diamond Hill Road Hurd, Eleanor 212 Coe Street Pompeii, Paulette 1121 Diamond Hill Road Javarey. Donald 541 East School Street Provensal. Muriel 225 Talcott Street Kaboz, Anita 203 Wood Avenue Ravenelle, Ronald 535 Coe Street Kafalas, Joyce Wilks Avenue, R.F.D. } Rec, Phyllis 5 Laurel Street Kainietis, Vaive 129 Wood Avenue Reed, E ale Victory Highway Kenyon. Maureen 9 Birch Hill Road, R.F.D.. N. Smithfield Richmond, John 69 Greenville Road Kilcline, Bernard 304 North Main Street Robinson, Gordon 53 Nelson Place King, Carol Old Crest Road, North Smithfield Romblad, Nancy 437 Park Avenue Kulik, Florence 1 11 Church Strict Rondeau, Yvonne 24 Rutland Street Laliberte. Laura 616 North Main Street Ross, Donald 144 Elmore Street Lambert. Robert 515 Ballou Street Rossi, Jean 72 Mowry Street Lamoureux, Janet 216 Grand Street Ryan, Claire 113 Morton Avenue Linguirand, Andre 279 Avenue A Ryan, Nancy 559 Jillson Avenue Lanoue. Gerard 99 Chester Street St. Amant, Suzanne 150 Adams Street Larochelle. Robert 76 Prospect Street St. Pierre. Marguerite 1025 Park Avenue Lataille, Pauline 25 Roberts Street Salome, Rosemary 389 Vose Street Leduc, Sylvia 253 Rathbun Street Sawyer, Robert 75 South Street Lessard, Orisc 204 Bourdon Boulevard Scott, Nancy 78 Collins Street Lessard, Richard 204 Bourdon Boulevard Sheehan, Daniel 117 Cota Street Letendre, Henry 18 Winthrop Street Sherman, Archie 334 Coe Street Lindsay, Dorothy 255 Bourdon Boulevard Sherman. Gail 334 Coe Street Lindsay, O. J. 255 Bourdon Boulevard Silva, Shirley 778 Third Avenue Lindsay, Viola 255 Bourdon Boulevard Souza. Roy 74 Vine Street Losardo, Concetta 128 Knight Street Stocklosa. Chester 57 Priscilla Road Magner, Nettie 30 Millers Lane Stoyko, Judith 104 Avenue C Maguire, Virginia 31 Fairlawn Avenue Strickland. Harry 103 Elmore Avenue Mahcdy, Barbara 74 Winter Street Stryk, Lillian 23 Edmund Street Mahoney. Veronica 25 Napoleon Street Suranie, Theodore 172 Rutland Avenue Marcoux, Earl 248 Carrington Avenue Surowiec, Joyce 12 Fairmount Street McGee, Janice 37 North Main Street. North Smithfield Szewczyk, Olga 23 Cross Street, Manville McKenna, William 383 Providence Street Taber, Robert 18 Crest Road, North Smithfield Messier, Elaine 90 Lefrancois Boulevard Taddeo, Rodney 165 Front Street Miller, James 23 Collins Street Tanfani, Vilma 98 Summit Street Miller, Robert 32 Fabien Street Tavernier, Alfred 226 St. Louis Avenue Minot, Walter 208 Coe Street Teevens, Sandra 750 Third Avenue Montanari, Robert 168 Campeau Street Teja, Patricia 68 Chester Street Moretti. Judy 313 Estes Street Tetreault, Kenneth 153 Grand Street Morin, Edward 1 3 Arnold Street Tobin, Stephen 12 Clark Lane Morris, Jerome 779 Park Place Toporoski, Daniel 112 Paradis Avenue Morrison, Alan 205 Highland Street Trant, James 450 Cumberland Street Mowry, Rhoda Providence Pike, North Smithfield Turgcon, Leo 138 Hebert Avenue Mucciarone, Beverly 235 Blackstone Street Valois. Wilfred 70 Fifth Avenue Mulcahy, Richard 133 Fourth Avenue Van Brocklyn. Rodman 351 Bernon Street Mulcahy, Robert 133 Fourth Avenue Voisinet, Roger 820 Cass Avenue Murray, Katherine 616 Fifth Avenue Voyer, Henry 262 Robinson Street Naradowy, Nancy 567 Blackstone Street Wade. John 612 Fairmount Street Nicienski, Joseph 71 Grand Street Warzybok, Anna Mae 63 Rebekah Street O'Coin, Francis 67 Gaulin Avenue Wade, William 612 Fairmount Street O'Keefe, Francis 74 Hallis Avenue Wasserman. Bernard 456 Wood Avenue O'Rourke. Robert 672 North Main Street Wood, Barbara 415 Winter Street Palardy, Janet Old Great Road, North Smithfield Wrobel. Joan Zifcak, Geraldine 38 Bently Street 790 North Main Street SENIORS Aiudi, Aldo Almeida, John Almeida. Joseph Almon, Shelia Andreoni. Mario Anger, Louise Aubin, Edgar Baillargeon. Ernest Ball. George Ballou, Louis 25 St. Louis Avenue 117 Jeffers Street 117 Jeffers Street 156 Fourth Avenue 45 St. Louis Avenue 291 Mowry Street 66 Richeleau Street 1520 Mendon Road 202 Eighth Avenue 67 Seventh Avenue Barbrie, Nicholas Bartlett, Janice Bedard, Robert Beaudet, Robert Berube, Janet Bileau, Carol Bonin, Robert Boucher. Aline Boucher. Edward Boucher, Robert 469 East School Street 543 Mendon Road 90 Carnation Strfcet 738 Park Avenue 290 Rhodes Avenue 586 Park Avenue Rocky Hill Road, North Smirhfield 251 Talcort Street 164 Cumberland Street 326 Providence Street STUDENT DIRECTORY Breault. Richard 99 Andrews Street Brenner, Gerald 718 Harris Avenue Brindamour, Eveline 694 Cumberland Hill Road Brouilettc, Joseph 227 Manville Road Brown, David 51 Alice Avenue Bimath, Kathleen Old River Road, Lincoln (Rafferty, Eleanor 86 Second Avenue (.arncy, Francis 44 Pelletier Avenue ( asavant, Pauline 564 Front Street Castaldi, Jacqueline 511 Front Street Ccasario. Joseph Pond House Road, North Smithfield Charrette, Vivian 141 Grace Avenue Chcsbrough, Gail Urrico Avenue, North Smithfield Choiniere, Lorraine 22 Berkshire Drive, Albion Chyko, Richard 24 Lapham Court Clark, Charlotte 586 Mendon Road Cole, Robert 435 Wood Avenue Cook, James 409 Providence Street Corriveau. Richard 334 Nursery Avenue Cote, Pauline 473 Providence Street Coupain, Henriette 215 Newland Avenue Crane, Marlene 663 Front Street Craven. Kenneth 121 Seventh Avenue Crisafulli, Bernadette 7 Ward Street Cullen, Joseph 28 Front Street Daignault, Francis 616 Prospect Street Daley, Barbara 1 35 Cato Street Danko, Barbara 848 Third Avenue Della Fava, Rose Mary 754 Grove Street Desroches, Jeannine 152 North Main Street Demers, James 120 Andrews Street Dextraze, Gloria 669 Winter Street Dioheb, Barbara 481 Grove Street Dumais, Doris 115 South Street Dumas, Marion 2496 Diamond Hill Road Dulude, Harold 25 Rivulet Street Dupont, Ronald 228 Railroad Street, Manville Durand, Roger 310 Wood Avenue Dwyer, Joanne 259 Mason Street Egan, Ann Marie 735 Harris Avenue Egan, Lorraine 282 Ward Street Egan, Margaret 282 Ward Street English. Anne 84 Crest Road Ewen, Neal Comstock Road. North Smithfield Falcioni, Richard 138 Hebert Avenue Fanning, Diane 20 Rcbckah Street Farlander, Betsy 57 Morse Street, North Smithfield Farlander, Linda 57 Morse Street, North Smithfield Farrell, Paul 642 Diamond Hill Road Flaherty, James 97 Temple Street Fluette, Pauline 59 St. Simon Street Fogarty. Mildred 118 Division Street Fontaine, Joyce 178 Cottage Street Fournier, Betty Lou 598 North Main Street Gabrielson. Robert 28 Arnold Street Gagne, Rene 227 Arnold Street Garelick, Max 531 Prospect Street Gaza. Elaine 37 Richelieau Street Gignac, Suzanne 35 Burnside Avenue Godin, Grace Mae Follett Street. North Smithfield Goulet, Robert 4 Woonsocket Hill Road Gramolini. Norma 685 Wood Avenue Greene, Paul 500 Winter Street Grillo, Nancy 108 Maple Street Gudz, Joan 110 Daniels Street Guilmain, Theresa 247 Boyden Street Guy, Maureen 35 Dexter Street Hard ink, George 10 Cold Spring Place Harpin, Jeanne 971 Cass Avenue Harhaway, Jane 70 Union Street Hawksley, Carol 42 Wells Street Hopper. Gail 56 Spring Street Hoyle. Philip 238 Gaskill Street Iannoli, Robert 28 Central Street lavarey, Lucille 541 East School Street Jolly, Carol 146 Newland Avenue Kennedy, Katherine 493 Grove Street Kornstein, Elaine 183 Highland Street Krajewski, Frank 75 Rockland Avenue Kreilis, Edward 780 Park Avenue Kukla, Priscilla 71 Cross Street Lachapelle, Doris 152 Central Avenue, Manville Lafrance, Ronald 580 Front Street Lalumiere, Claire 77 Cumberland Street Languirand, June 110 Bellingham Street Larder, Alice 25 Crawford Street Lareau, Carol 136 Alice Avenue Lariviere, Robert 242 Lincoln Street Latendresse, Jeannette 20 Lapham Court Lavallee, Jacqueline 590 Front Street Leduc, Gerald 207 Wells Street Leduc. Pauline 118 Division Street Leja, Edward 41 Bently Street Levine, Janet 244 Prospect Street Lipka, Robert 107 Rebekah Street Lipsky, Judith 505 Front Street Lussier, Oscar 656 Fifth Avenue Manocchio, Paul 523 Ballou Street Martel, Rita 913 Social Street Mathieu, Roger 626 East School Street McDuff, Shirley Albion Road, Lincoln McLaughlin, Maureen 301 Blackstone Street McNally, Maureen 529 South Main Street Messier, Michael 90 Lefrancois Boulevard Montanari, Robert 168 Cam peau Street Morrissey, Christine 225 Fourth Avenue Moussettc, Helen 75 Mill Street Mowry, Richard Providence Pike, R.F.D. 2, North Smithfield Mullen, Judith 98 Earle Street Neyman. Sandra 240 Great Road, North Smithfield Norris, Constance 52 George Street O'Brien, Louise 66 Seventh Avenue O'Connell, Charles 30 Cumberland Street O’Day. Wayne 51 Alice Avenue Orazi, Robert 134 St. Cecile Avenue Pacheco, Irene 185 Milton Avenue, North Smithfield Parenteau, Edgar 459 East School Street Perrico, Emily 176 River Street Perrico, Sandrina 176 River Street Pieranunzi, Anthony 41 Garden Street Plaistek, Jo-Ann 179 Fifth Avenue Provoyeur, Marcella 26 Roberts Street Rabidoux, Lorraine 53 Fairfield Street Reilly, Patrick 53 Barton Street Reilly, Robert 248 Mason Street Rice, Judith 147 Rebekah Street Rice, Maxwell 147 Rebekah Street Richmond, Bruce 9 Greenville Road, North Smithfield Richmond. Lloyd 9 Greenville Road, North Smithfield Rivard, Patricia 404 Bernon Street Roberts, Richard 280 Nursery Avenue Robitaille, Patricia 137 Arnold Street Rynn, Madonna 21 Kermit Street Sabourin, Arthur 208 Wood Avenue Sawyer, Robert Greenville Road, North Smithfield Scaramella, Patricia 105 Oregon Avenue Scobey, Robert 536 South Main Street Scott, Walter 158 Arnold Street Shaffer, Patricia 145 Milton Avenue. North Smithfield Smith, Michael 565 Fairmount Street Smith. Neal 51 Fifth Avenue Souza, Janice 74 Vine Street Stein, Robert 430 Winter Street Sudol, Anita 34 Jenckes Street Sutherland, Eleanor 75 Conrad Street Talabac, Florence 27 Rebekah Street Tardif. Roland 855 Social Street Tarvis, Alfred 126 Brook Street Tavernier, Alfred 226 St. Louis Avenue Thompson. Jacqueline 17 Cottage Street Todd, Patricia 73 Mowry Street Torello, Thomas 240 Morin Heights Boulevard Tupper, Starr John Mowry Road, North Smithfield Turcotte, Robert 461 Elm Street Twining, Jean 95 Thomas Street Urrico, Grace Urrico Avenue, North Smithfield Valois. Beverly 18 Bell Street Vaznaian, Joyce Providence Pike, North Smithfield Walsh, Kenneth 73 Sunnyside Avenue Walsh. Nancy 135 Cato Street Ward, Elsie 35 Washington Street Wheelock, Jane 33 Milton Avenue, North Smithfield WORKING ON THE QUIVER Before we part to go our separate ways and strive to attain our goal in our chosen endeavors, we, the class of ’56, desire to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to you, our advertisers. Without you, “The Quiver,” the chronicle of our never-to-be forgotten memories at Woonsocket High, would never have become a precious reality. Again, a sincere “Thank You!” Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 Gratefully, Morins Studio 154 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R.I. Compliments °f WOONSOCKET’S LARGEST REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENCY ALDO GRAMOLINI 1052 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, R.I. R. A. BERGESSON SON, INC. CONTRACTORS 41 Baxter Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: Woon. PO 9-0580 CHARLES H. BERGESSON, CLASS ’38 President MURIEL BERGESSON CARON, CLASS ’40 Vice-President TUPPER COPORATION salutes you for your progress thus far in your lifetime of LEARNING and DOING. Keep on . . . Learning and doing Compliments of JUDGE EDWARD F. DWYER Good Advice For Every Young American: Have your own Savings Account! YOUR SAVINGS CURRENTLY EARN 2Vz% AT WOONSOCKET’S ONLY LOCAL BANK . . . 144 Main St. Established 1845 t le Savwcfi WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS - 1ST. IS4S 102 Congratulations! CLASS OF 1956 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION of INSURANCE AGENTS LODIE BRIEN AGENCY CHARLES L. KIRBY AGENCY LEO A. BROOEUR A. A. BROWN AGENCY THOMAS F. CAREY AGENCY JOHN C. COSSEBOOM INS. WALTER L. DORAN AGENCY GEORGE R. ETHIER AGENCY ERNEST A. FAIJBERT AGENCY M. GAULIN SON, INC. FRANCIS J. HESLIN HOUTMAN SICOTTE AGENCY JOHN F. KIRBY, INC. EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY IDA J. MORIN OCEAN STAR INS. AGENCY J. HECTOR PAQUIN AGENCY ADELARD E. PELOQUIN AGCY. A. A. RICKARDS AGENCY, INC. GEORGE H. ROBERTS AGENCY P. SMITH SON R. P. SMITH SON H. L. THEROUX AGENCY KEOUGH PRATT, INC. ALBERT J. VANASSE ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK AGENCY 103 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 GREETINGS FROM WOONSOCKET AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION DEXTER MOTOR SALES, 647 Social Street MERCURY LINCOLN JAY MOTORS, INC., 217 Pond Street DODGE PLYMOUTH JONES MOTOR CO., 11 Front Street CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LECLAIRE MONTY, INC., 372 Social Street STUDEBAKER MACK-BUICK, 200 Social Street BUICK MARCOUX BROS., INC., 177 Social Street CHEVROLET NATIONAL MOTOR SALES, 45 Social Street FORD SENN MOTOR CO., 103 North Main Street CADILLAC, GMC PONTIAC WOOD AVE. MOTOR SALES, 643 Wood Avenue PACKARD INTERNATIONAL WOONSOCKET NASH COMPANY, 315 Social Street NASH Congratulations to the Class of ’56 ROMEO S MARKET, INC. ROMEO’S PAINT and HARDWARE, INC. 598 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephones PO 2-4137 PO 9-4780 ROMEO GRAMOL1NI, Proprietor WOONSOCKET COLOR CHEMICAL COMPANY 179 Sunnyside Avenue Tel. PO 9-1520 Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of CREED ROSARY COMPANY SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET NORTH ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS FORTIN S HOME APPLIANCES, INC. Sales Service • Washing Machines • Refrigerators • Ranges • Home Electrical Appliances • Ironers • Vacuum Cleaners • Radios TELEVISION Woon. PO 9-0635 1 Pond Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of 45 Main Street 106 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 MCCARTHY’S Woonsocket’s Greatest Store s Congratulations to the Class of ’56 SMITH PENN OIL 277 SECOND AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephones: PO 9-3158 and PO 2-3158 Compliments of LEO’S BAKERY, INC Compliments of F. M. LALLY Oldest Store in Woonsocket Established 1845 Stationery, Blank Books, Periodicals, Greeting Cards OFFICE SUPPLIES 80 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 107 Blackstone Valley Gas and Electric Co. 1 Clinton Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-2200 Lucien H. Wante Maurice E. Messier Lillian M. Wante B M AGENCY COMPANY Insurance and Real Estate 99 MAIN STREET, WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone PO 2-0383 Compliments of LIPP1TT WORSTED MILLS Division of Airedale Worsted Mills, Inc. Compliments of THE BOCCE CLUB 226 ST. LOUIS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 2-0155 108 GARELICK BROTHERS FARMS MILK CREAM TASTE THE FRESHNESS” ( M =a- i Compliments of RAY COTTON COMPANY WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER CO LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 64 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-3596 MASON-PRESTON COMPANY Business Forms Stationery Office Supplies 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R.I. 109 Compliments of CLASS of 1956 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ............. Chairman of Senior Activities Bob Sawyer Barbara Danko Judy Rice Mike Smith Pauline Casavant Compliments of TIMME CORPORATION WOONSOCKET DIVISION GASTON H. LAVALLEE General Repairing and Painting Interior and Exterior Painting Commercial and Residential Roofing, Gutters, Porches 580 Front Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-7804 Compliments of BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. I „ Commercial Lighting Systems a Specialty Lighting Fixtures Appliances Table Floor Lamps — Giftwares iWj 2 Monument Square PO 2-1937 no Compliments of FAIRLAWN SERVICE STATION Peter Gemski, Prop. A.B. RANKIN SON, INC. FUEL OILS RANGE OILS GASOLINE MOTOR OILS VNCHFIELD 95 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. 793 Harris Avenue Telephone: PO 9-1285 Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-3943 Res. PO 2-2565 Compliments of Compliments of Pierannunzi’s Shoe Rebuilding 125 COURT SQUARE Armand D. Du Rocher Certified Public Accountant Top Quality Materials—Expert Workmanship Quick, Efficient Service —Established in 1902— 62 HAMLET AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. VICTOR MESSERE Compliments of SHOE STORE and SHOE REPAIRING I. T. U. Bostonian Shoes for Men and Boys 146 No. Main St. Tel. PO 9-0545 53 Federal Street Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. 1 Compliments of FALK BROS. WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF Woonsocket’s Quality Family Clothing Store MjSlM commerce 35 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. W 112 •6X B E L I S L E ’ S BAKERY 35 Rathbun St. Tel. PO 9-2251 Phone: Woon. PO 2-6009 Res. PO 9-6009 Quincy Monumental Works ARMAND O. LUSSIER, Prop. 456 Social Street Woonsocket. R. I. Meet Your Friends —At— BUSTER'S LUNCH AL-VAL GRENIER, Proprietors 1082 SOCIAL STREET PO 2-9654 A. F. WADE STUDIO Specializing in Studio Portraits 41 Seventh Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Anything Photographic Wholesale and Retail Photo Finishing By Appointment— Tel. PO 9-2438 DESLAURIERS BAKERY Mmm— So Good! 107 FRONT STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-3632 Austin H. Cook David L. Tuttle Arthur B. Merchant with R. P. SMITH SON 1856-1956 100th Anniversary Commercial Bldg. — Rooms 18-19-20 Reliable Insurance of All Kinds Tel. PO 2-0098 ARCH WAY Home Style Cookies 272 Olo Street Woonsocket, R. I. Phone: PO 9-3955 Compliments of THE ELWINN SHOE SHOP 99 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-7152 EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 251 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Lefrancois Bldg. PO 2-1812 Talk it Over with MEE’’ Compliments of WOONSOCKET BRUSH CO. 581 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of ENTERPRISE DYE WORKS, INC. 229 First Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-4289 PLANT: 45 Foundry St. Branch Stores: 94 Rathbun St. 821 Social St. (Corner Mill) Congratulations to Class of '56 from PHILIP A. MULVEY CO. D. J. GIRARD, Pres. Paints, Wallpaper, Window Glass, Hardware 40 South Main Street — Tel. PO 9-5700 Compliments ELAINE S FLOWERS 225 Greene Street PO 2-6438 WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations! FAIRMOUNT DAIRY 545 Front Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-5515 GERARD A. BRILLON District Manager John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. 347 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulations From FRANK’S MARKET 21 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R.I. Tel. PO 9-3630 Compliments of ROLAND BILEAU TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. 317 Rhodes Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. ROLAND BILEAU, President Registered Jewelers — American Gem Society Cadorets Call PO 9-5938 230 Main St. Woonsocket, R.I. WALSH FLOWERS, INC. 711 Front St. PO 2-5140 Flowers by Wire Walter T. Walsh Richard T. Walsh Woonsocket Consumers Coal Co. Incorporated 139 Hamlet Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. POplar 2-5460 Fleating Oils—Gasoline—Bottled Gas Plumbing and Heating Equipment and Supplies OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE LOUIS FASHION SHOP Women’s Apparel 151 Main Street Woonsocket, R.I. GEORGE W. EGAN CONSOLIDATED PRINT WORKS, INC. 159 SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Sadwin Curtain Mfg. Co., Inc. Manufacturers and Distributors of Novelty and Promotional Curtains 200 CATO STREET Tel. PO 2-2012 Woonsocket, R. I. Phone PO 9-6129 TARDIF FURNITURE STORE Linoleum—Stoves—Furniture—Chrome Refrigerators Linoleum Setter and Decorator 577 SOCIAL ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of CITY DAIRY Tel. PO 2-0283 J tiA ■33031 , ‘5nuQi7i0 ,milh 4 Ik Compliments of HEROUX’S DRUG STORE 265 South Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-7809 ARTHUR BOURGET General Plasterer 89 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-7733 Compliments of the Junior Class of Blackstone High School Class of ’57 116 117 BOWEN BUS LINES, INC. W'e Specialize in Charter Trips Main Street Millville, Mass. Telephone: TU 3-6900 DURYEA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers and Importers Dyes—Chemicals—Sulphonated Oils—Soaps Main Office and Plant Woonsocket, Rhode Island Abraham E. Goldstein, Inc. PAPER MERCHANTS Canal Street Woonsocket, R. I. MOUSSEAU'S, INC. Men's Furnishings Formal Wear Rented For All Occasions 289 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 9-2583 PRATTE’S DRUG STORES 198 Front Street 504 Elm Street 254 Main Street PO 9-4893 PO 9-2102 PO 9-0019 Three Stores to Serve You RILEY’S, INC. 15 Harris Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Petroleum Products Wall-Flame and Power Burners Tel. PO 2-3124 R. C. ENGINEERING CO. R.F.D. No. 1, Saylesville, R. I. Refrigeration — Air Conditioning Installation — 24-hour Service PO 9-1096 Roger Cadoret, Prop. JOSEPH LAUZON SONS Funeral Home 85 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I. 118 Compliments of Wood Avenue Motor Sales 634 Wood Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-0782 Packard and International Truck Dealer Congratulations! MASUREL WORSTED MILLS, INC. ROBERT E. BOYAVAL Compliments of PIETTE JEWELERS 196 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of ROGER’S RESTAURANT 128 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. PO 2-9718 MONGEON’S SEA FOOD Tel. PO 9-1078 Fresh Fish, Shell Fish, and Lobster 630 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Top Quality Waterless Stainless Cookware Stainless Tableware — Salad Master For Free Demonstration Under No Obligation ALBERT A. HOULE 59 MacArthur Road Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-4617 GROSSMAN’S OF R. I. Everything To Build With” 333 River Street Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes CLASS of 1956 SOCIAL DEPARTMENT STORE Clothes for the Entire Family 590-598 SOCIAL STREET Tel. PO 2-3346 119 Hatchery—POplar 9-2686 SM1THFIELD HATCHERY All Breeds of Baby Chicks Class of ’32 HARRY GARELICK, Prop. Brayton Road Smithfield, R. I. POplar 2-5951 Compliments of ROBINSON’S APPAREL, INC. 12-18 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island pays to shop around the corner” WOONSOCKET AUTO PARTS COMPANY 377 Cumberland Hill Rd., Woonsocket, R. I. Batteries — Delco-Remy — Shock Absorbers New Departure Hyatt Bearings Phone PO 2-2862 SUE’S RENDEZVOUS Compliments of SAVARD GALLANT DRUGGISTS Telephone PO 2-2462 111 Cumberland St. Woonsocket, R. 1. COLONY POULTRY FARMS Producers of Quality EGGS and POULTRY No. 1 Farm—SAYLES HILL ROAD No. 2 Farm—PROVIDENCE PIKE Tel. PO 2-5895 North Smithfield, R. I. ARCHAMBAULT JEWELERS OR1AN ARCHAMBAULT, Prop. 304 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 2-6070 MEZZA LUNA PIZZERIA Louisquisset Pike No. Smithfield, R. I. 238 Railroad St. Manville, R. I. PO 2-9655 SEALTEST ICE CREAM It's the Best 120 ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR INSURANCE Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 121 H. P. HOOD SONS Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH H. P. HOOD SONS 549 River Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-0358 JOHNSON WALES BUSINESS SCHOOL 40 Fountain St. Providence, R. I. DExter 1-3915 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-7276 Accountancy Bookkeeping Speedwriting Shorthand Office Machines Business Administration Typewriting Stenographic (Gregg) Stenograph Machine Give Us A Ring ? Studio PO 9-7696 — Home PO 9-1156 1 CROWN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS 115 Cumberland Street, Woonsocket 122 Compliments of JOHN F. DORIS Tel. PO 2-3608 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Woonsocket, R. I. 667 Providence St Best Wishes to Class of ’56! PETIT’S MARKET 143 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-7224 JAMES MULLEN CO., INC. Woonsocket’s Oldest Furniture Store Nationally Advertised Furniture — Appliances Rugs — Mattresses Everything for the Home 76 MAIN ST., WOONSOCKET § PO 9-9400 — Nights and Holidays PO 2-1771 123 Compliments of BRANCH RIVER WOOL COMBING CO., INC. MI LOT BROS. CO. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Mason Supplies - Norfolk Paints - Doors - Windows Roofing Insulation Material - Plywood - Shingles 'r® 7 FHA INSUBIO Visit Our Modern Shop — 217 SOCIAL STREET We Have a Complete Advisory Service for Prospective Home Owners PO 9-0380 HEBERT KNITTING COMPANY Makers of Firm Knit Goods ALLEN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I Telephone PO 9-4500 THE BEACON LOUISQUISSET PIKE Duncan Hines Ice Cream Snacks 124 Congratu lat ions! FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 171 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best Wishes Electric Maintenance Eng. Works, Inc. Woonsocket’s GENERAL 3P ELECTRIC Headquarters Famous for service since 1919” Industrial Service Depts. — 193 Railroad St., Tel. PO 2-3871 Home Appliances Dept. — 179 Railroad St., Tel. PO 9-5050 POplar 9-4237 UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY 85 FAIRMOUNT STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Service Through Science” 125 Compliments of NATIONAL MOTOR SALES, INC. ffrfiS) 45 Social Street PO 9-6700 Woonsocket, Rhode Island T. Harold Pomfret, Mgr. FORD CARS and TRUCKS STANDARD CAB CO. Two-Way Radio Equipped Taxi Safest Ride In Town” — 24-Hour Service Radio Controlled Cabs Tel. PO 2-5000 Always the Most Popular Rendezvous in Town BROWN’S SUPER REXALL DRUG STORE if If It’s From Brown’s It Has To Be Right’’ JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 Main Street J. B. FARNUM COMPANY Hardware — Paints — Sporting Goods Wallpaper Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-2700 fiffc 126 STALEY COLLEGE Founded 1900 — Coeducational LIBERAL ARTS Majoring In — Speech, Radio, T.V., Platform, Education, Theatre Degrees — Bachelor, Master, Doctor of Art and of Oratory Catalogue 162 BABCOCK STREET, BROOKLINE, MASS. Tel. AS 7-7717 —7-7718 Gracious Hospitality — Friendly Service Traditional at Uxtmbge 3nn UXBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS On Route 122 and 16 — 8 Miles from Woonsocket IDEAL CONSTRUCTION CO. 1081 DIAMOND HILL ROAD DEL AUBIN, Prop. Telephone PO 2-6152 A. F. RUHLAND Public Stenographer French and English A Letter or a Volume” Let Me Type Your ... Letters, Monthly Statements, Speeches, Term Papers and Theses Experienced — Legal Secretary 1 Social Street, Room 1 Woonsocket, Rhode Island PO 9-3550 PO 2-2123 NEW YORK LACE STORE PAWTUCKET, R. I. High Fashions At Low Budget-Stretching Prices Compliments of the WOONSOCKET DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY Congratulations to the Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’56 CLASS OF 1956 DR. AND MRS. S. ROBERT SADWIN DR. AND MRS. JUDITH ELLEN VICTOR H. MONTI and SANDRA DALE 600 Clinton Street DR. A. GARNEAU OPTOMETRIST Tel. PO 9-2755 Woonsocket, R. I. BEAUDET’S PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Specialists Pharmacists Since 1923 — Established 1926 $ We Deliver Prescriptions ? 329 Park Ave., Corner Green Street Tel. PO 9-2525 | 128 DR. ALFRED E. KING Congratulations! DR. FRANCIS J. KING Best Wishes from ALTON P. THOMAS, M.D. DR. AND MRS. HARRY LEVINE Congratulations to the CLASS OF '56 from DR. AND MRS. ELPHEGE A. BEAUDREAULT Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 from DR. AND MRS. FRANCIS P. VOSE Congratulations! THOMAS J. LALOR, M.D. PO 2-0686 DEL’ MART 542 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. JOSEPH F. MAHONEY, Prop. Compliments of the QUALITY LUNCH Noted for its Fine Foods Open Twenty-four Hours a Day 32 Cumberland St., Woonsocket, R. I. WILLIAM DUMAS. Prop. Tel. PO 2-9867 B S ELECTRIC AUTO SERVICE Authorized United Motors, Electric Auto-Lite, Bosch, Leece Nevelle, Carter, Stromberg, Marvel, Zenith and Holly Carburetors Tel. PO 9-2271 210 Front Street KgM Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 56 FALLS MILL STORE PO 9-7337 Compliments of ROGESKI’S MOTORCYCLE CO. 429 Arnold St. Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes from CHAMP S DINER 1338 Park Avenue Tel. PO 9-2213 Best of Luck CLASS OF ’56 WINSOR MANUFACTURING CO. 44 Hazel Street Woonsocket BOB’S MEN’S SHOP 42 Main Street Tel. PO 9-7328 Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulations to the Class of 1956 130 Jw. GRAVEL’S PASTRY SHOP Congratulations AnO� D°WNYFLAKE RESTAURANT to The Class of '56 Steaks — Chops — Sea Foods | t Businessmen's and Shoppers' Luncheons from 104 Main Street PO 2-2232 A FRIEND Imbrication — Batteries — Washing Oils — Tires — Tubes GASTON A. AYOTTE, SR. JOHNNY’S SERVICE STATION Advertising Specialties 480 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 553 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Free Service Tel. PO 9-4911 Compliments of Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '56 BAZAAR SHOP E. R. PLASSE ELECTRIC 2 MONUMENT SQUARE PO 9-5090 783 Manville Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island PO 9-6134 FOURNIER FOURNIER Funeral Home 99 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. STYLE SHOP Tel. PO 9-0940 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. — PO 9-7592 THE WOONSOCKET Y.M.C.A. Where You Enjoyed The Saturday Night Dances The Basketball Leagues The Swimming Classes And Where You Met and had Good Times With Your Friends JOHN PHANEUF Dealer in Kerosene — Fuel Oil — Gasoline 188 Willow St. Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-0146 Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF ’56 VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 170 Front Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. PO 9-6276 BRUNETTI BROS. BAKERY Italian Bread a Specialty 54 Elbow Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-2761 KRYLO DANCE STUDIOS 65 Main Street PO 9-7767 — TU 3-8438 I Sp All types of dancing for Children and Adults Specializing in Ballet — Toe — Tap — Acrobatic and Modern Special Ballroom Classes For Teen-Agers and Adults Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1956 BONIN SPINNING COMPANY 1265 Mendon Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 PETER PAN ICE CREAM CO. 675 Manville Road, Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-0267 — PO 2-0268 Congratulations CLASS OF 56 GIRARDS DINER 440 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 132 THNCZAR STUDIOS, INC. Industrial Portrait Commercial Wedding 285 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone POplar 9-3708 HAMLET GULF SERVICE STATION Greasing — Lubrication — Washing Minor Repair Work Your Friendly Gulf Dealer” Brakes Relined and Adjusted Spring Work — Battery Charging Tires — Tubes — Accessories Cor. Hamlet and Carrington Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of HAND SKILL LOOMS, INC. 59 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 56 LA FRANCE CAFE 131 Sayles Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of FLORENCE DYE WORKS Drown Street Woonsocket, R. 1. ALBERT’S LAWN MOWER SERV. Albert Carrier, Founder PRECISION GRINDING Roto Tillers, Tree Sprayers, Hedge Trimmers, Motor-Rollers, Gang Mowers, Garden Tools, Lawn Tools, Chain Saws, Snow Plows, Tractors, Engines, Briggs-Stratton Power Products, Continental, Wisconsin, Jacobsen, Evinrude, Clinton, Kohler, Lauson TU 3-8330 — P. O. Box 1027 110 Pulaski Blvd., S. Bellingham, Mass. CHUCK’S TV FURNITURE 326 Fairmount Street Phone PO 2-3406 by GOODYEAR WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES 197 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-4400 133 Dance in the Mardi Gras Room LA TROPICANA (formerly the Elite Club) 562 Social Street Tel. PO 2-9643 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of WOONSOCKET GARNETTING CO. CHAMP S OIL SERVICE Range and Fuel Oil LEOPOLD CHAMPAGNE For Service and Prompt Delivery 426 Cass Ave. PO 2-3638 THE LENOX Crooks Corner, South Bellingham, Mass. Lobster — Steaks Broilers — Chops Tel. TU 3-9457 CARRIER’S OIL ALPHONSE CARRIER, Prop Wholesale and Retail Agents for Oil Burners, Burners, etc. 120 Pulaski Boulevard South Bellingham, Mass. Tel. TU 3-8980 Compliments of THE FRENCH WORSTED COMPANY RESERVOIR FARM DAIRY L. F. PEPIN, Prop. Homogenized and Pasteurized Milk Cream — Fresh Eggs 1103 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-7061 HARDINKS FLOWER SHOP MRS. OLGA H. HARDINK, Prop. Flowers for all Occasions Blackstone and Kindergarten Sts. PO 2-2929 134 SHIRLEY’S DAIRY BAR vi Thi TyT— W mTm V V ? Washington Highway, Lincoln (Opposite Entrance to North Central Airport) LARAMEE’S TRANSIT, INC. 299 First Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Serving Rhode Island and Massachusetts PO 9-8300 GASPER AMATO, President Meats and Groceries RAYMOND J. CHARTIER 8V 2 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-4037 KORNSTEIN’S COMPLETE YOUTH DEPT. STORE at 55 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Clothing, Shoes and Accessories for: ... Infants ... Girls .. . Boys ... Teens ... Young Men PARK SQ. FURNITURE CO. 35 Louisquisset Pike, North Smithfield, R. I. Next to the Mezza Lune Pizzeria Complete Home Furniture Owned and Operated by John Scaramella Phone PO 9-1976 and Conrad U. Fortier Phone PO 2-3495 Tel. PO 9-6420 ACE SUPPLY CO. 102 Arnold Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-6456 DO IT YOURSELF PROJECTS Leatherette, Foam Rubber, Plastic Materials and Remnants to Re-Upholster Your Own Automobile or Home and Office Furniture ROLAND O. FOURNIER THOMAS J. KANE RAM’S HEAD Specializing in STEAKS CHICKENS Real Italian Spaghetti and Meat Balls Open Daily from 4 P.M. — Closed Mondays Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln, R. I. Tel. PO 2-9717 STATE LINE AUTO WRECKING CO Compliments of SIEGEL MOTORS, INC Oldsmobile Dealers RIVER STREET Woonsocket, R. I Union Square Towing Service Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’56 NATIONAL FINANCE CO. 194 Main Street Compliments of I. MEDOFF COMPANY 245 Railroad Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island BRUNELLI’S SUPER MARKET ROUTE 140 FRANKLIN, MASSACHUSETTS iHt CHEAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA HOUSE OF BRIDES Complete Selection of Gowns and Accessories for the entire Wedding Party Call PO 2-1772 596 ELM STREET Success to the CLASS OF 56 CUMBERLAND FARMS DAIRY BAR 131 Pulaski Boulevard Bellingham, Mass. 136 Compliments of Compliments of RAYMOND F. MURPHY CO. Compliments of MISSION ORANGE BOTTLING CO. — Accountants — Bottlers of Ala's Old-Fashioned Root Beer 162 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-2060 484 Manville Road Manville, R. I. Tel. PO 9-7225 Pauline Chevrette I Baton Twirling Champ 1 ) 1956 Student of 1 LJQ RAYMOND GOULET ' -tJWIRLING SCHOOL BEVERLY CLUB INC. J 1 Home of Fine Foods ■ jl SPECIAL CATERING Private and Group 7 J Classes Pvd) 1 Weddings, Showers, Parties, Etc. y J TU 3-9462 TU 3-7515 { Call POplar A 2-2630 JM for appointment 26 Wrentham St., S. Bellingham, Mass. ) Compliments of Compliments from CARL W. CHRISTIANSEN GEORGE T. HELM J. D. AND FRIENDS IN THE JOHN J. HOURIGAN U. S. MARINES R. AUTHIER SON BLISS PRESS PRINTERS Sheet Metal Workers Tel. PO 9-6808 269 High Street Woonsocket, R. I. . 837 Cumberland Hill Road s Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. PO 9-3732 ROBINSON PRESS, INC. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 56 PRINTERS — LITHOGRAPHERS 59 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. | BELLINGHAM LUMBER CO. Building Material and Supplies ? Yard at Cor. Polaski Boulevard and Lake St. j South Bellingham, Mass. — TUcker 3-6878 Mail Address: R.F.D. 1, Woonsocket, R. I. TOLIA’S Restaurant and Confectionery 245 Main St., Woonsocket, R. I. Meet Ale at Tolia’s Best Wishes to Class of ’56 ALLIED 5 1.00 STORE 509 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island GEORGE JALBERT, Prop. BELISLE FURNITURE STUDIO The House of Nationally Advertised Furniture PO 9-6900 Mendon Road, Cumberland Hill ARMAND L. BONIN Wbolesale Beef and Provisions Phone PO 9 0528 R.F.D. 2 Compliments of AUBIN AND ROMPREY SERVICE STATION WOONSOCKET, R. I. 247 South Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island ARTHUR BEAUDET Jewelry, Optometrist and Gifts 111 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. PELLETIER CONSTRUCTION CO. (INCORPORATED) General Contractors and Builders 173 Bailey Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. PO 2-2980 — PO 9-9295 UNITED PAPER COMPANY 54 East School Street Woonsocket, R. I. Complete Paper Service GOUIN SUPPLY CO. 79 Roland St. Woonsocket, R. I. Wholesale and Retail Water Heaters — Heating Apparatus Plumbing Fixtures — Pipe Fabricating Tel. PO 9-0061 or PO 9-0062 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 139 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ALTERATIONS Cournoyer, Cecile; Room 55, Commercial Bldg. APPLIANCES Lapham's Store; Farnum Pike, Smithfield AUTOMOBILE PARTS Transit Auto Parts, Toys and Tires; 10 Transit St, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Lambert's Auto Repair Service; Greenville Road, No. Smithfield PO 2-9887 AUTOMOBILES Nello’s Motor Sales; 629 Front Street AWNINGS Woonsocket Awn 1199 Social Street BARBER SHOPS AI’s Barber Shop; 776 Social Street Henry Dalpe Son Barber Shop; 172 Cumberland Street Joe, The Barber; 38 Arnold Street BEAUTY SHOPS Claudia’s Beauty Shop; 21 North Main Street Minnie's Beauty Shop; 285 Main Street 375 Providence Street Terry’s Beauty Salon; 194 Main Street Vanda's Beauty Studio; 553 Social Street Michael's Beauty Shoppe; 112 Main Street BOWLING ALLEYS Carbarn Bowling Alleys; 1104 Social Street BUILDING SUPPLIES Hemond Building Specialties; 272 Adams Street C. Pepin Son Lumber Company; 776 Cumberland Hill Rd CATERING Holman Catering Company; Central Street, Norwood, Mass., Norwood 7-0512 S. S. Kresge Co.; 130 Main Street F. W. Woolworth Co.: 160 Main Street PO 2-2788 PO 9-0890 CHAIN STORES 140 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLEANERS Giard’s Dry Cleaning Service; 46Vz Cumberland Street New York Cleansing Dyeing; 466 Social Street Ozzie's Shirts Dry Cleaning; 126 North Main Street CLUBS First Ward Italian-American Club; 259 Cottage Street Italian Working Men’s Club; 947 Diamond Hill Road DENTIST Zwoden, Arden; 251 Main Street DRUG STORES Blackstone Pharmacy; Main Street, Blackstone Friendly Corner Spa; 271 Third Avenue EMBROIDERY AND YARNS Ledoux Embroidery Shop; Room 62, Commercial Bldg., 99 Main Street EMPLOYMENT AGENCY James P. Egan; 63-5 North Main Street FLORISTS Fontana’s Flowers; 1098 Diamond Hill Road NYS Flowers; 508 Diamond Hill Road Vose, The Florist; 241 Main Street FUELS—COAL—OIL Allam Oil; 300 Knight Street Home Coal Company; 256 Privilege Street Theroux’s Oil Service; 227 Front Street Schola Teja; 419 Pond Street FURNITURE STORES J. C. Mailloux Sons; 603 Clinton Street Trahan Furniture Company; 168 Cumberland Street GENERAL CARPENTRY Harris. Alton P.; Harris Road, Smithfield, R. I 141 BUSINESS DIRECTORY GLASS Tap Glass Works; 631 River Street PO 9-7340 HARDWARE Ace Hardware; 12 Waterman Avenue, Centerdale, R. I. CE 1-1345 Chas. C. Kerlew Hardware: 263 South Main Street PO 2-0456 Lee’s Paint Hardware; 292 Second Avenue PO 9-1654 ICE CREAM Sandra's Dariette; 20 Main Street, Blackstone, Mass. TU 3-9473 INSURANCE Ocean-Star Insurance S. S. Agency, Inc.; 362 Rathbun Street PO 2-2218 INTERIOR DECORATOR King's Studios, Albert E. Marchand, Prop.; 69 Arnold Street PO 2-0087 PO 9-2063 PO 2-0971 PO 2-3773 MARKETS Bill's Market; 259 Willow Street Collamati’s Super Markets, Inc.; 1081 Social Street Corrieri’s Market; 275 Knight Street Farmland Markets; 665 Diamond Hill Road 542 Clinton Street Gene’s Grocery Store; 394 Willow Street Guy’s Food Mart; 373 Providence Street Hemond's Food Store; 444 Elm Street Jack’s Super Market; 108 Main Street, Blackstone, Mass. Lambert’s Super Market; 276 Second Avenue Leverone’s Fruit Store; 266 Main Street Poirier Market; 472 Willow Street Valois Meat Market; 76 West Street Wood Avenue Market; 538 Wood Avenue PO 9-4360 PO 9-0834 PO 9-6958 PO 9-2513 TU 3-9330 PO 9-2734 PO 9-4513 PO 9-0203 PO 9-9340 PO 2-3431 LAND SURVEYING Mowry, Stanley H.; R. F. D. 2, Woonsocket, R. I. LAWN MOWER SHARPENER Boisclair, E. A.; 627 Social Street LAWYER Judge Walter H. Sharkey; 285 Main Street 142 BUSINESS DIRECTORY MEN S CLOTHING P Q Clothes; 85 Main Street PO 9-1678 OIL POWER BURNERS Dulude’s Burner Service; 25 Rivulet Street PO 2-5497 PAINT Curly Paint and Supply, Inc.; 407 Arnold Street PO 2-6297 PAINTER Cowett, John W.; 546 South Main Street PO 9-1306 PARAKEETS A. J. Richards Company; 284 High Street PO 9-9221 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kornstein; 183 Highland Street A Friend PO 9-4017 PLUMBING AND HEATING Renaud, Raoul; 160 Cumberland Street The L. H. Tillinghast Supply Co.; 115 Railroad Street PO 2-6242 PO 9-7636 POTATO CHIPS Blackstone Potato Chip Co., Inc.; Main Street, Blackstone TU 3-7500 RADIO STATION WNRI; 814 Diamond Hill Road PO 9-0600 RADIO TELEVISION N. H. Auclair TV Radio; 701 Wood Avenue PO 9-8080 RESTAURANTS Annex Diner; 81 Bernon Street PO 2-9767 Coney Island Restaurant; 81 Main Street Cottage Club; 190 Pulaski Boulevard, S. Bellingham Hillcrest; Quaker Highway, Slatersville, R. I. Howard D. Johnson Co.; Louisquisset Pike, N. Smithfield TU 3-9460 PO 2-2687 PO 9-5846 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Marc Angelo; 857 Park Avenue Nello’s Cafe; 579 Front Street New Shanghai Restaurant; 267 Main Street Vermette's Cafe; 1347 Diamond Hill Road SERVICE STATION Willow St. Service Station; Willow Street SHOE REPAIRING Gagnon Brothers (Dealer in second-hand furniture) 537 Clinton Street Gene's Expert Shoe Repairing; 259 South Main Street PO 2-9724 PO 2-9642 PO 2-1364 PO 9-0429 SHOE STORES Cancellation Shoe Store; 226 Main Street Mongeau Shoe Store. Inc.; 30 Main Street Phil’s Family Shoe Store; 11 Cumberland Street PO 9-7720 PO 2-0568 TOBACCO WHOLESALE Daniels Tobacco Co., Inc.; 77 Hazel Street PO 2-2466 TRANSPORTATION St. Germain Motor Transportation. Inc., 607 Cumberland Hill Road PO 2-2588 VARIETY STORES Cappy's Spa; 2 Sixth Avenue Vaznaian's Varietv Store; 155 South Main Street PO 2-9558 WOMEN'S APPAREL Bav State Fur; 115 Main Street Larkin Bridal Shop; 278 Bemon Street PO 2-2264 PO 2-4010 WOOLENS L. S. Company; 307 Social Street PO 9-7192