Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

■ BIRTHDAY CAKE 1957 Quiver The graduating class of 1957 honors you, the Quiver,” on your 50th anniversary. In your fifty years of existence, you have passed from a paper pamphlet to a soft padded cover. You have extended a welcome to all who have opened your covers. At first your literary value was great, while today all the memories are inscribed in pictures. We thank you for the kindness you have bestowed upon us and wish you continued success in the future. WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND DEDICATION On this the fiftieth anniversary of the Quiver,” we, the class of 1957, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Charles A. Donlon, our principal, in appreciation for the devoted service you have rendered to us during our high school life. We could never fully express our gratitude, but this is our own small way of thanking you for the patience, love, and understanding you have shown to each and everyone of us. Your fatherly smile which during our high school days always meant forgiveness will live on in our memories as encouragement towards our success in whatever career we choose. Our departing wish is for your continued health and happiness, together with many more years among your beloved students at Woonsocket High School. 2 THE ORIGIN OF WOONSOCKET The origin of the name Woonsocket still does not stand out clearly. Its old Indian form is Woonesuckete, which is probably derived from the two Indian words, Woone —thunder, and Suckete—mists, meaning in composition, thundermist. When one imagines the falls thundering through the forest years ago, and sees the column of mist which arises from their foot, it is easy to believe that the explanation of the origin of Woonsocket is a true one. HORSESHOE FALLS In the summer of 1955, a great disastrous flood struck Woonsocket and took from our fair city its turbulent falls. Built in the shape of a horseshoe and thus named Horseshoe Falls, these falls, from which the original village which forms the nucleus of the present town takes its name, once attracted numerous visitors. Located in three different streams—the Blackstone and its tributaries, the Mill and the Peters rivers, Horseshoe Falls were constructed to restrain the anger of the rivers as they scattered ruin and spread ban on the banks of Woonsocket. The falls thundering through the solitude of the forest, the sight of the column of mist which arose from their spray, is now just a memory in the minds of Woonsocketers. 3 MR. JOSEPH F. DOWLING MR. CHARLES A. DONLON Vice-Principal, Faculty Manager Principal MISS MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls, Librarian DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN MISS ETHEL E. McCOMBE Business, Quiver Financial Adviser MISS MARGARET E. McGILL History MISS RUTH E. PARSONS English MISS ELIZABETH R. O’DONNELL Mathematics MISS FRANCHISE B. VALCOURT French, Quiver Literary Adviser MISS RUTH BARTLEY English, Journalism, Villa Novan Adviser MISS HELEN P. BASQUIN Physical Education MISS ANNA H. BLANKSTEIN English MISS IRENE R. CHARTIER, R.N. Nurse MR MARTIN P. CROWLEY, Jr. History, English MR. ROGER J. DWYER Track, Cross Country Coach MR RAYMOND J BETAGH Biology, Latin MISS MARGUERITE L. CRAWFORD Art MISS ANNA C. DYJAK Typewriting, Geography 6 MR FRANCIS J. ENRIGHT Physical Education MR LEMUEL G. FISH Director of Manual Training MRS. MARGARET S. FISH Homemaking MR. RAYMOND J. FISHER Vocational Course MISS FLORENCE A. GENEREUX Stenography MR. THOMAS E. HANLEY Art, Mechanical Drawing MISS CONSTANCE T. KRASOWSKA English MR. WILFRED N. LAVALLEE, Jr. French, Hockey Coach MR. FRANCIS V. MARRAH Chemistry 8 MR. ALFRED G. LAGUE Music Supervisor MISS GERTRUDE F. LLOYD Speech MISS HELEN M. McCOMBE Typewriting, Business Practice, Law and Economics, Bookkeeping MR. HERMAN R. LANTNER Algebra, Geometry MISS LILLIAN R MAHER Typewriting, Office Practice, Commercial Geography MR. BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, General Mathematics MISS ISABELLE M. MORAN, R.N. Head Nurse MISS ADELINE G. RANDALL Mathematics MISS CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Guidance, Tests and Measurements MR. G. M. SAVARIA Physics, Director of Physical Education MISS MAE F. OWENS Bookkeeping, Typewriting MISS SARAH M. SMITH English, Dramatics, Senior Qass Adviser SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JOAN ELIAS That gal with all the pep .. . Just loves to go to proms . . . The apple of every boy's eye. Ambition: To be the first woman President. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 2; Class officer 3, 4; Villa Novan Reporter 2, 3; Quiver advertising 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4 Youth Government 4. TREASURER RODMAN VAN BROOKLYN Van'' . . . Joe College himself . . . Our active class prez . . . Deserves much praise for such a memorable year. Ambition: Physical Education teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver sports 4; Class officer 4; Villa Novan 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 3; Youth Government 4. SECRETARY SANTINA BUGLIO Sandy . . . Giggles constantly at Mr. Marrah’s jokes . . . Peppy cheerleader, and efficient class secretary. Ambition: Medical secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Class officer 4; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver circulation 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. CHAIRMAN OF ACTIVITIES BERNARD KILCLINE Bernie” . . . Always busy collecting our dues ... A real sharp dresser ... , Can be seen driving a jeep . . . Why ' do you like Chem? Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Class officer 4; Basketball 2. 11 JOYCE SUROWIEC Our pretty and competent chairman . . . OH, that curly blonde hair! . . . Pet peeve — snobbish people ... Talented artist. Ambition: Fashion designer. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 4; Quiver subscription 4; Class officer 4; Youth Government 4. CHARLENE ADAMS Chari . . . Takes care of the customers at U.P.M. . . . Yearns to travel abroad. Ambition: Airline hostess. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. JEANNINE ALLARD A hard working business student . . . Pet peeve — Rock'n'Roll haircuts. Ambition: Typist. PATRICIA AMES Pat . . . Dreams of Phil . . . You'll make - - - happy with all that 4-H experience . . . Did you loose your shoe? Ambition: Airline hostess. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. PHILIP ANEZ Spends his spare time sleeping . . . Enjoys gym with Mr. Enright. Ambition: Sports announcer. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2. ALBERT AUBIN Al ... Always on the go ... Talks to anyone, anywhere, anytime . . . Our class historian. Ambition: ? ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Novan 2, 3; Quiver Advertising Committee 4; Choral 3; Youth Government 4. 12 JOAN AUCLAIR Loves to spend her money at Lowell’s Dairy . . . Always running helter-skelter.” Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 3; Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3. HELEN BACOLINI Miss McCombe's pride and joy . . . Pet peeve — sharpies — yet loves Rock and Roll. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Choral 3; Youth Government 4. WAYNE BAILEY Keeps Howard Johnson’s in business . . . What every girl dreams of . . . Why are you always blushing? Ambition: To have a cottage at the seashore. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3; Hockey 2; Baseball 2; Youth Government 4. ANDREE BELHUMEUR Hey, Juliet — Where’s Romeo? . . . Spends her money at expensive restaurants. Ambition: Marriage. VELMA BIENKIEWICZ Spends her spare time eating . . . When not at Hugo's, she’s playing basketball. Ambition: Private secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Villa Novan circulation 3; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Youth Government 4. ANDRE BILODEAU Sparkles on the football field . . . The great trophy winner . . . What's new in Bellingham? Ambition: Pilqfl ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Class officer 3; Villa Fair 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3. ERNEST BLANCHETTE Shy, bashful, and reserved . . . Keeps secrets all to himself . . . Likes to treat the boys. Ambition: To be a normal and a happy man. ACTIVITIES: Quiver advertising 4. 13 i a .Mi RITA BLANCHETTE Georgette's other half . . . What's the assignment, brother? . . . Enjoys long walks. Ambition: Office worker. DIANE BOUCHER Pet peeve — Conceited boys ... If not at Kornstein’s, she’s driving to Cumberland Farms. Ambition: A secretary. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3; Villa Fair 3; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Youth Government 4. MAURICE BLOUIN Loves to break the silence of Room 11 . . . What are you doing? . . . catching flies? . . . What's the big attraction in Hawaii? Ambition: Undecided. ROBERT E. BOUCHER Are Chevrolet's really faster than Fords? . . . Buys records and listens to the radio. Ambition: To own a construction company. 14 PAULINE BONIN Works at Standard Cab Company . . . Hates those long bus rides home. Ambition: Office worker. I Mi toil JOAN BOUDREAU Keeps Billy’s ring gleaming ... A flash with a camera . . . Spends spare time either at the library or at Brown's . . . Loves long weekends. Ambition: Scientist at a California laboratory. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 2; Choral 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Youth Government 4. SIMONE BOUSQUET Our ambitious Student Council President . . . How did you get that dent in your Chevy? Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4. THELMA BRUNETTI Our little dentist in the Donut Factory (she fills them) ... Just loves to write themes. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver advertising 4; Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3; Youth Government 4. JACK CALHOUN Loves to daydream in history . . . One of the Fairmount boys ... A great Yankee fan. Ambition: Disc-jockey; sports an- nouncer. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2; Choral 2, 3; Track 3. CONSTANCE CAREY Connie” . . . Beaupre's ardent supporter . . . Enjoys strolling down Main Street. Ambition: To Ij e in Blackstone. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. 15 JUDITH BURROWS Judy” . . . Has Glen been pulling your hair lately? . . . Always toppling over with petticoats ... Elvis Presley fan. Ambition: Secretary. EDWARD CHMIEL Where do you buy your shoes? . . . Pleasant smile . . . Gets a charge out of Chemistry. Ambition: Commercial artist. RONALD CHOFAY Ron” . . . Our sports hero . . . John’s other half . . . Pet peeve — school . . . Loves” those speech classes. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Youth Government 4. THOMAS CHUBAY Really loves Biology . . . Hey, Thomas, when are you going to get to class on time? Ambition: To join the service. JAMES CLARK Hi, y'all . . . You don’t still favor the south, do you? . . . What say? . . . Money burns a hole in his pocket. Ambition: Cabinet-maker. PHYLLIS CLARK DONALD COLA ALDO COLLI Really favors coffee cabs, especially at Pratts . . . Give the boys a break. Ambition: Medical field. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan circulation 2, 3, 4; Quiver Art 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2, 3. Chippy” . . . Enjoys teasing girls . . . Loves to eat . . . Great water-skier. Ambition: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. Al” . . . Counts the lights during Ancient History . . . Real Kool Kat . . Avid record collector . . . Keeps true his promises. Ambition: To join the Navy. ACTIVITIES: Youth Government 4. 16 RENE COTE Got the assignment? ... A real wit! . . . Hey, Miss! . . . Always chasing a pigskin. Ambition :To be rich. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4. JOHN DANKO Loves to spend money at drive-ins . . . Miss Smith’s little dar-ling . . . Pet P ve — g'gg inS girls. Ambition: Millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH CRISAEULLI Anthony” . . . Loves to irk Miss Daley . . . Always full of jokes . . . Will never forget the Jr. Prom. Ambition: Officer in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Youth Government 4. r PHILLIP DESAUTELS Phil” ... A real cool trumpet player . . . Back to the old grind again — school. Ambition: ? ALEN CUNNINGHAM Skull” . . . Hey, watch that hot-rod-ding . . . Still learning to park the car? . . . AH wrapped up in football. Ambition: Millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; FootbaU 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. LEO PAUL DESHAIES Miss Lloyd's star pupil . . . Ham operator ... Throw your gum away.” Ambition: Disc jockey. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2; Youth Government 4. CONSTANCE DEZIEL Diz . . . Bubbling personality . . . Always giggling and chewing. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Student Council 2, 3. KATHLEEN DUFFY Loves to go to Globe for — sand . . . It isn't Ha02, it's the sun. Ambition: Mathematics teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3. 4; Villa Novan 2, 3; Model Legislature 3; Villa Fair 2; Youth Government 4. RICHARD DUGUAY Hard worker . . . Quiet and studious . . . Winks at all the girls. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. ACTIVITIES: Quiver advertising 4. BARBARA DULKO JOAN DUPUIS BLANCHE DURAND Babs . . . Our peppy cheerleader . . . Likes to walk up Spring St. with Ambition: Medical or scientific field. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Villa Novan circulation 3; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4. Pet peeve — Bossy people . . . What kind of dolls do you collect? . . . Enjoys sipping sodas in a drug store. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. Everybody's friend ... Where's Gail?” ... A real tennis fan. Ambition: Good secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Student Council 4; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Villa Fair 3; Quiver advertising 4. 18 PAUL DWYER MARY ENGLISH SUSAN EWEN Gets along fine with all the teachers? . . . That neat little dresser from Room 12. Ambition: Mortician. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Choral 4; Villa Fair 2; Youth Government 4. Snappy red-head . . . Star baseball player . . . Can always be heard cheering at the games. Ambition: Field of medicine. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Reporter 2; Choral 3; Model Legislature 3; Villa Fair 2; Youth Government 4. That sweet little girl from North Smithfield . . . Have you been fishing lately? . . . What's going on at Nike? Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3. RACHEL FAGNANT Who takes up all your time? . . . Chuck? . . . Always wide awake in English. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. CAROL-ANN FEENSTRA Gets along fine with Pat, especially at 4-H . . . Dislikes traveling, sports, and speech class. Ambition; Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3. BARBARA FELICE Always full of giggles . . . Bashful in speech class? . . . Cooperative little miss. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, Quiver subscription 4. a 19 ESTHER FELICIO Just loves long hair . . . Enjoys art class . . . Always waiting for a bus. Ambition: Uncertain. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2. MARGARET FERRIS Peg ... Helpful nurse's aid at Woonsocket Hospital . . . Very civic minded lass. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND FONTAINE Ray” . . . Got an extra Call”, Ray? . . . In a hurry? . . Needs an alarm clock. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2; Villa Fair 3. ROSE MARY FORESTI A truly loquacious gal . . . Tiny, but peppy ... Smart dresser. Ambition: Hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver subscription 4; Villa Fair 3. EMILIO GAMBOGI Says Hi to everybody ... Everybody's buddy . . . Hobby: buying and listening to records. Ambition: Navy. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Fair 2. ARLENE GARCEAU A real little bundle of joy . . . You must really love spaghetti . . . Longs to visit Hawaii. Ambition: Airline stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2. 20 GISELLE GAULIN Busy as a bee . . . Oh . . . those twinkling eyes! . . . Always smiling. Ambition: Secretary or artist. MELVYN GENDRON Moe” . . . Always looking for work . . . One of Mr. Hanley's boys . . . Why don't you go to bed early? . . . Enjoys the traditional early morning walk down Park Avenue. Ambition: To become another Ernest Hemingway or Michael Angelo. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. JACQUELINE GEOFFREY Jackie” . . . Always late . . . Never walks home alone. Ambition: To get married. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3. VINCENT GESUALDI Vinnie” . . . What’s the big attraction at St. Clares? ... A real sharp dresser . . . Spends his money on girls. Ambition: Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Youth Government 4. GERALD GIRARD Jerry . . . What a confusing name . . . Constantly loaning his sweater to Judy . . . Doesn't know where his money goes. Ambition: Advancement in the scientific field. JUDITH GLOD Judy” ... A happy-go-lucky little girl who always worries Mr. Marrah ... Neat as a pin. Ambition: Nurse. 21 ROBERT GOLDEN Bobby” . . . How we love that blue convertible . . . Finds all of Miss O'Donnell's errors . . . Mr. Photography. Ambition: To own a camera which takes pictures of only girls. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan subscription 2, 3; Villa Novan Advertising Manager 2, 3; Villa Novan Photographer 2; Quiver 2; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. GAIL GOUIN Serves W.H.S. their pizza . . . Enjoys school . . . What about parking tickets? . . . Pet peeve — being called Stretch.” Ambition: Model or secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver art 4; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Youth Government 4. RICHARD GRAMOLINI A quiet lad . . . Very conscientious worker ... Enjoys speech class. Ambition: ? YVONNE GRF.GOIRE A pretty little import from St. Clare . . . Burns up the telephone wires every night till eight. Ambition: Secretary in a law firm. DIANE HARNOIS How do you fit that 4-H gang in your car? . . . Always happy ... Pet peeve — Men drivers. Ambition: To be a nurse and to join the service to see the world. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Quiver subscription 4. DONALD HARRINGTON Don” . . . Says nothing but sees a lot . . . Takes pride in his boat . . . Spends his spare time playing ball. Ambition: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. 22 VIRGINIA HATABURTA Spends most of her time in Room 2 . . . Drives a Chevy . . . Prefers a red Oldsmobile. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan circulation 3; Quiver subscription 4; Villa Fair 3. JOAN HAUGHEY Quiet and nice . . . Has a mean way with an accordion . . . Pet peeve — jealous boys. Ambition: Dancing instructor. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. JAMES HEALEY Can be heard even when he whispers . . . Miss Lloyd's delight . . . Let’s hear one of those speeches. Ambition: Army officer. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Youth Government 4. CAROL HEROUX Loves that green Ford ... What have you against the Armed Forces? Ambition: Stenographer marriage. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Student Council 2; Quiver subscription 4. DONALD HICKERSON Looking at the sights? . . . Will someday travel to Japan. Ambition: Army. ANDRE HOGUE Tries his best to do his best. . . Enjoys playing the piano . . . Has lots of fun in Ancient History. Ambition: Journalist. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 1; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2. ELEANOR HURD Always has a smile . . . What's wrong with the green Oldsmobile ? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stell Magna 4; Quiver Literary Board 4. ANITA KABOZ What's the attraction at Cumberland Farms? ... Likes to sew. Ambition: Beautician marriage. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. VAIVE KALNIETIS A conscientious business student . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Wishes to travel to all corners of the globe. Ambition: To be a success and to travel. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3; Youth Government 4. MAUREEN KENYON Mo” . . . Spends her spare time daydreaming . . . Enjoys C.Y.O. meetings on Tuesday nights. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Youth Government 4. CAROL KING How's Webster? ... A Wednesday night secretary . . . Hopes to travel to Hawaii. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Choral 3. 24 FLORENCE KULIK Bab's other half . . . What's so attractive about Pratt’s? . . . Bookkeeping is her favorite class. Ambition: Secretary marriage. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. LAURA LALIBERTE Loves black . . . Can always be found on the telephone . . . Pet peeve — Rock 'n Roll. Ambition: To join the Waves. ROBERT LAMBERT JANET LAMOUREUX Has wings on his heels . . . Loves to ride around in his two-tone blue Chevy . . . See you at the Lincoln dealers. Ambition: To have a car with a 500 horse power motor. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Always waiting on tables . . . Can usually be found at Tolia's. Ambition: Air Force marriage. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2, 3; Quiver subscription 4. ANDRE LANGUIRAND ROBERT LAROCHELLE PAULINE LATAILLE Lay off those blue suede shoes . . . Eh, Elvis . . . Wants to travel to Holland. Ambition: Florist. ACTIVITIES: Crosscountry 3. A hard worker . . . Loves medieval history . . . Did you enjoy your trip to Greece? Ambition: Air Force pilot. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. The other half of the blonde duet . . . Dreams of Bob . . . Beware, Paris; she’s on her way. Ambition: Secretary. 25 SYLVIA LEDUC Syl . . . Why do you always stare at Dave? . . . One of Miss McCombe’s hard workers. Ambition: Secretary. ■P VIOLA LINDSEY Vi” . . . Greets everyone with a pleasing smile . . . One of W.H.S.'s ardent basketball fans . . . Yearns to visit Venice. Ambition: Secretary. RICHARD LESSARD Wayne’s other half . . . Riot in speech class . . . Always has a joke up his sleeve. Ambition: ? DOROTHY LINDSEY Dotty . . . Never without her pleasant smile . . . Can always be found in Miss McCombe's room. Ambition: Medical secretary. CONCETTA LOSARDO Connie” . . . Whose ring are you wearing? . . . Why don’t you tell us your unusual experience? Ambition: Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Reporter 2, 3; Villa Novan 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAGUIRE Ginny” . . . Petite blonde . . . Neat dresser ... Who do you sip those sodas with? Ambition: Secretary ACTIVITY. Quiver subscription 4. BARBARA MAHEDY Magaty , alias Babs ... a real pert little miss with an eye for style . . . Will Bob ever make a ham out of you? ... only time will tell. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Quiver subscription 4; Villa Fair 4. JANICE McGEE Jan” . . . Never on time . . . Flashes those sparkling eyes . . . Takes an active pan in C.Y.O. sports. Ambition: Secretary. VERONICA MAHONEY GLORIA MARTIN A pert little cheerleader . . . Truly conscientious student . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand. Ambition: Nurse. Just loves her job at the hospital . . A very determined miss. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. WILLIAM McKENNA Did you hear how I won my trophy? . . . Spends other people’s money. Ambition: To be a census taker at Globe Park. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3. 4. ELAINE MESSIER What a hot rod . . . The instigator of rubber telephone poles . . . The hockey team's faithful rooter. Ambition: Elementary school teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 3; Choral 2, 3; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. 27 JAMES MILLER You never know when he's around ... Always with Fran. Ambition: Pharmacist. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. WALTER MINOT How's Lucien doing in Chem? . . . Stays up nights thinking of answers . . . What’s in Worcester? Ambition: To beat someone in a Cross Country race. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. JUDY MORETTI Is it only your spare time you spend talking? . . . Banana splits sure are good. Ambition: Airline stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Reporter 2; Youth Government 4. EDWARD MORIN Eddy” . . . Mr. Business . . . Always at the head of something . . . Loves to play pool. Ambition: Pharmacist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Class officer 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Choral 2, 3; Villa Fair 3; Youth Government 4. JEROME MORRIS Jerry . . Pee Wee , sleeps in Ancient History . . . An expert soda jerk . . . Favorite class: 7th period. Ambition: To be 7 feet tall. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 4; Youth Government 4. ALAN MORRISON Plays the sax . . . Math is his favorite subject. Ambition: Electrical engineer. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3, 4. 28 RHODA MOWRY Pleasing personality .. . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Loves horses. Ambition: Physical therapist. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. WARREN MOWRY Eager beaver in shop . . . Quiet and reserved. Ambition: Machinist. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4. BEVERLY MUCCIARONE Bev . . . What kind of Cook—ies do you like? ... Hot-rod” ... Ambition: Journalist. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan circulation 3; Quiver subscription 4. RICHARD MULCAHY Dick” . . . Heartbreaker of C.Y.O. dances . . . Really shines behind the fountain at Ellis Gleason's. Ambition: Pharmacist. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 4; Youth Government 4. ROBERT MULCAHY Gee, you look like Dick . . . Bashful beau from Fairmount. Ambition: To live a happy life. KATHERINE MURRAY Kay-Kay” ... A member of the tribe” ... A Fairmount lass . . . California here I come. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4. 29 NANCY NARODOWY Power's only model . . . Virginia's best buddy. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3. JOSEPH NICIENSKI Are girls really your pet peeve? . . . Cuts a mean figure on the ice. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 3. FRANCIS O'KEEFE One of the shop” boys . . . Past-time: riding around in a little bomb . . . Always smiling. Ambition: Own a lodge in Maine. ROBERT O’ROURKE Flirt . . . Makes good use of band-aids after football games . . . Dislikes letter-writing females . . . Tall, dark, and handsome! Ambition: To invent robot teachers. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Football 3, 4. JANET PALARDY Hey, what did you and Sue E. do last” night? . . . Interested in guided missiles. Ambition: Baby Sitter for Irene's 13 children. CHARLENE PANETTI Pet peeve — Senior brownies” . . . Loves to talk . . . Spends all her money on pizzas and gas. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Art 4; Choral 4. 30 NOLA PANETTI What's that sparkle on your left hand? Makes good use of her spare time . Saving her money for a rainy day!! Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Villa Novan 4; Choral 4. GILBERT PERRON Pet peeve — Flat tires . . . What's in Tasmania? . . . Shines on the diamond.” Ambition: Architect. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3. JUDITH PICKERING Judy” . . . What happened to your shoe on Main Street? ... Is there some big attraction in Hawaii, Pick ? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Literary Board 4. NORBERT PIETTE That car sure takes up your money and time . . . Never found in a boisterous crowd. Ambition: Air Force. ANN PLANTE A petite cheerleader ... A quiet lass with a winning personality . . . Mr. Marrah's pride and joy. Ambition: English teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan subscription 3; Choral 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. 31 IRENE PLANTE A swell gal with a ready helping hand ... Loves gym classes. Ambition: Housewife. SANDRA PLUTA Sandy” . . . Waits on all the kids at Browns . . . Shares a dream of a house near the ocean . . . Sparkles on the tennis court. Ambition: Medical technologist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 2; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Youth Government 4. JANICE POMFRET Gobby . . . So young to have white hair . . . Spends her spare time studying baseball. Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Choral 4. FRANCIS POMPEI Hates to be kept waiting . . . Hopes to visit Rome . . . Serious, but friendly. Ambition: Religious vocation. PAULETTE POMPEI Loves to bowl, skate, and buy clothes . . . Hope you get to Paris. Ambition: Airline hostess. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription. ILLIAM POWERS Why won’t you tell us your hobbies, Bill? . . . Pet peeve — Snobbish girls . . . Favorite class — study periods. Ambition: Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Cross Country 2, 3. 32 MURIEL PROVENSAL Check out at U.P.M. . . . Pet peeve — Marine corps . . . Enjoys writing letters. Ambition: Secretary. RONALD RAVENELLE What's so interesting in East Black-stone? ... A Rock n' Roll enthusiast. Ambition: Mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Villa Novan circulation 3. PHYLLIS REC Phyl . . . Loves to do her homework with her favorite Van . . . Our pretty majorette ... Do you ever get homework done in the library? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 4; Villa Novan circulation 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. DALE REED JOHN RICHMOND RUSSELL ROBBINS Oh, that blonde crew cut! . . . Dreams of football, hockey, and - - -? Ambition: Coach. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Youth Government 4. Loves to write those play day” notes ... Pet peeve — Tall girls. Ambition: Mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3. Russ” . . . Second home is in the water . . . What about Mr. Marrah's classes? Ambition: Professional diver. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3. 33 GORDON ROBINSON Can be found in or around a blue Ford . . . What’s Worcester got that we haven't? YVONNE RONDEAU A very energetic business student . . . Real thrifty, too! . . . Always has a cheerful smile. DONALD ROSS Donnie” ... A real whiz in the hockey rink . . . Unpredictable ... Is fond of a certain cheerleader. Ambition: Draftsman. Ambition: Secretary. Ambition: To enjoy life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, 4; Youth Government 4. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Student Council 2, 3; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Villa Fair 3; Youth Government 4. ACTIVITIES: Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball Squad 2; Youth Government 4. CLAIRE RYAN Keeps busy . . . Never noisy . . . Serves the kids at the Stadium . . . Where does all that time go? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Youth Government 4. SUZANNE ST. AMANT Sue” . . . One of the few anti-Elvis Presley” fans from W.H.S. ... A real bookworm. Ambition: Chemist. 34 ROSEMARY SALOME She may be a small package, but — look out! ... An energetic girl who someday will be a worthy secretary. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Villa Novan circulation 3; Quiver subscription 4; Quiver advertising 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3. NANCY SCOTT Nan” ... A member of the tribe . . . What's that gleam in your eyes for? . . . Our cute vivacious majorette. Ambition: Journalist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Class officer 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Youth Government 4. ARCHIE SHERMAN OH, that crazy haircut! ... A hunting enthusiast . . . Yearns to loll in the sun in the South Pacific Islands. Ambition: Horticulturist. SHIRLEY SILVA Shirr ... A busy cafeteria worker . . . What's in your record collection? ... Loves to skate. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3. ROY SOUZA Pet peeve — Women drivers . . . Can't wait for those Chem classes . . . Can always be found talking in Room 22. Ambition: Undecided. CHESTER STOCKLOSA Chet” . . . Can't wait to start counting his millions . . . What's so special about that bakery? . . . Loves to tease the girls. JUDITH STOYKO Judkins,” alias Judy ... a member of the tribe” ... I have to get the car home! ”... can teach us a thing or two about swimming. Ambition: Millionaire. Ambition: Buyer. f ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Squad 2; Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4; Quiver advertising 4; Baseball Letterman 3; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. 35 ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Choral 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Youth Government 4. HARRY STRICKLAND LILLIAN STRYK Stri” . . . Up to his elbows in dishes at Howard Johnson's . . . OH, that blonde crew-cut! ... A penny for your thoughts.” Ambition: Forest ranger. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 2; Youth Government 4. Petite brunette . . . Can't wait for those new records to be released . . . Good things come in small packages. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. THEODORE SURANIE Ted ... A Kool Kat on his way to the salt mines of Siberia . . . I'll have some French fries and a small coke!” Ambition: To join the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Squad 2. OLGA SZEWCZUK Enjoys English classes in Room 4 . . . Loquacious miss from Manville . . . Why do you like fishing in Greenville? Ambition: Interior decorator. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Youth Government 4. ROBERT TABER Bob” . . . such a waste of money — in gum machines? . . . Constantly at Joanie’s side . . . Oh, those blonde locks! Ambition: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Youth Government 4. RODNEY TADDEO Rod” . . . Talks continuously in Room 22 . . . spends his spare time standing on the corner . . . sure to succeed. Ambition: To be a friend of everyone. 36 VILMA TANFANI Vil . . . OH, that red hair! . . . Always giggling . . . Has lots of fun . . . Pet peeve — younger brothers ... Miss McCombe's errand girl. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Quiver subscription 4; Youth Government 4. SANDRA TEEVENS Sandy . . . Little miss chatterbox . . . Favorite class — Speech, natch! . . . Has sneakers to match every outfit. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Staff 2; Villa Fair 2; Quiver Artist 4. PATRICIA TEJA T. J.” . . . pet peeve — cocky hockey players . . . another member of the tribe” . . . cure captain of our able cheerleaders . . . OH, that “Don hockey player! Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Choral 2, 3,4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4. STEPHEN TOBIN Steve” . . . one of the shop boys . . . seen, but never heard . . . spends his spare time fishing and building model airplanes. Ambition: Carpenter. WILFRED VALOIS Freddy . . . Very witty . . . Mr. Hanley’s model” pupil! . . . Works magic with a paint brush and palette. Ambition: Commercial illustrator. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan Artist 2, 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver Artist 2, 4. 37 ROGER VOISNET Who's the lucky girl? . . . Dances his lunch periods away . . . Always ready to run an errand . . . One of the shop boys. Ambition: Machinist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Quiver advertising 4; Youth Government 4. FRANCIS VOLPE Jesse .. . One of the boys . .. How about another TD? . . . Loves to eat . . . Would like to visit the French Riviera . . . Pet peeve — Yankee fans. Ambition: Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Track 2, 4; Football 2, 4. JOHN WADE Which twin are you? . . . Pet peeve — school . . . Numismatist plus philatelist . . . Would like to travel all over the United States. Ambition: Aviator. ACTIVITIES: Quiver advertising 4. WILLIAM WADE Billy . . . Likes to read . . . Would like to visit Canterbury, England . . . Loves to buy presents . . . Favorite class: M M History in Room 5. Ambition: To become an Episcopal priest. ACTIVITIES: Quiver advertising 4. ANNA MAE WARZYBOK A sleek blonde . . . What's in Bellingham? . . . Seldom seen without Kathy . . . Room 22's busy beaver . . . Hobby — meeting new people. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Stella Magna 2, 3- 38 BERNARD WASSERMAN Bernie” . . . Our tall blond captain of the Cross Country runners . . . Conscientious . . . Enjoys M M History in Room 5 . . . Would like to travel to Greece. Ambition: Coach for 1968 Olympic Team. ACTIVITIES: Track Letterman 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Letterman 2, 3, 4; Youth Government 4. JOAN WROBEL Joannie . . . Pet peeve — uncooperative people ... A pleasant companion . . . A bouncy little blonde . . . Bubbles over with laughter. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver circulation 4; Youth Government. GERALDINE ZIFCAK Gerry . . . Our friendly, vivacious redhead . . . Generous . . . Sews magic with a needle and thread ... A pretty miss with personality plus. Ambition: Fashion designer. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3, 4; Villa Novan circulation 4; Quiver subscription 4; Stella Magna 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Student Council 4; Youth Government 4. THE JUNIOR CLASS i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS These boys and girls are the Junior Class Officers of the year 1956-1957. Good representatives of the Junior Class, they are responsible for leading their class, promoting friendliness among students, and arranging various activities. Standing (1. to r.): Annabelle Viana, Albert Duperron. Sitting (1. to r.): Barbara Skiffington, Edward Wacker. V ROOM 1 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): F. Constable, M. Aridano, R. Cornell, R. Beaudry, W. Borek, E. Carignan, R. Bileau. Third row: W. Clark, S. Canestrari, J. Boucher, R. Berard, E. Bouley, A. Brunelle. Second row: S. Calo, J. Barchiesi, A. Corey, S. Breault, J. Boczar, C. Brien. First row: B. Belanger, S. Biron, M. Adams, M. Allard, J. Bednarski, S. Beaudoin, N. Campopiano, A. Brouillard. 41 ROOM 2 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): R. DeStefani, R. Couture, D. DePcdro, A. Du-perron, S. Cutler, N. Dextraze, A. Florentz. Third row: A. Costa, N. Franks, P. Cote, R. Cote, M. Dolinski. Second row: A. Fasano, S. Flynn, R. Faureau, B. Cullen, J. Duquette, G. Galipeau, H. Davis. First row: H. Dulude, L. Fissctte, M. Donlon, L. Fontaine, J. Fournier, F. Duplessis, L. De-saulniers, P. Durand. ROOM 8 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): F. Harnois, J. Hood, R. Gosselin. Third row: E. Heath, N. Javarey, R. Guy, R. Hammann, P. Hare, D. Hart, B. Hogue, R. Giguere, D. Javarey. Second row: M. Juszczyszyn, V. Jacob, T. Geruse, R. Kearns, F. Garneau, N. Gignac, H. Godon, C. Hauhey. First row: T. Gosselin, L. Joseph, E. Guilbert, E. Harford, C. Hetu, J. Joseph, V. Higgins, C. Jones, R. Heron. £ ROOM 9 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): C. Lawless, F. Koback, E. Marcoux. Third row: S. Kokolski, B. Mariani, M. Klowan, L. Lynch, F. Marrah, E. Lataille, R. Lemieux. Second row: L. Kucharski, M. Lataille, R. M. Maculan, S. Miskiavitch, G. Liard, A. Mallet, E. Kyryliw, J. La-Plante, J. Lemanski. First row: P. Lemay, S. Malboeuf, R. Kennedy, J. Levitre, C. Mallin, C. Kokolski, B. Lizotte, C. Niejadlik, G. Lamoureux. 42 ROOM 25 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.): F. O’Coin, R. Roberts, R. Pelletier, R. Robi-taille, R. Perrico, R. Palazzini. Second row: L. Reith, J. Oliveira, J. Robiliard, J. Rivers, J. Nor-mandin, J. Perron, I. O'Coin. First row: G. Pichette, J. Parkin, G. Ramsay, J. Proctor, B. Rora-blad, L. Pelletier, L. Richards. ROOM 27 — JUNIORS Top row (1. to r.) : E. Walsh, W. Taglianetti, E. Wacker, L. Tur-geon, H. Roy. Third row: R. Susla, J. Trant, T. Sheehan, R. Sawyer, E. Vario, H. Taft. Second row: J. Twining, B. Skiffington, M. Romprey, C. Smith, D. Steiner, B. Starzak, M. Salembier, E. Tetrcault. First row: M. Roy, B. Twomey, A. Viana, S. Sokolski, D. Vandenherreweghe, G. Sherman, B. Thompson. ROOM 4 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): K. Bartlett, J. Bessette, J. Bonin, W. Bliss, J. Barrett. Third row: A. Bailey, D. Allam, E. Boucher, N. Boisvert, R. Bordeau, R. Barnett, N. Anez. Second row: J. Barbrie, J. Atte-ridge, D. Aldrich, C. Bellini, H. Birdwell, A. Berube. First row: M. Aizsils, P. Beauchesne, N. Blondin, I. Bilak, F. Barylick, J. Avila. 43 ROOM 5 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.) : L. Brancon-nier, H. Bourque, A. Brenner, R. Carpenter, R. Champagne. Third row: J. Castaidi, G. Comeyne, L. Bolduc, M. Bourassa, C. Carey, W. Clausen, R. Brouillard. Second row: E. Cardin, C. Calabrese, L. Charron, J. Cameron, A. Carrier, B. Burak, P. Brien, P. Compton. First row: C. Champagne, J. Canestrari, J. Carpentier, E. Bris-son, M. Champagne, C. Bunting, L. Brouillette, E. Bressan. ROOM 6 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): R. Cracco, M. Desroches, E. DeCelles, R. Creeden, R. Dubois, B. Doherty, D. Cote. Third row: R. De-broisse, D. Dori, R. Desmarais, R. Dery, E. Demrest, R. Dubois, R. DeCubellis. Second row: B. DiCarlo, H. Desrosiers, M. L. Dickey, S. Dubois, K. Corrigan, M. Dias, C. DeGrange, B. De-nault, R. Clark. First row: S. Dubuc, J. Davis, E. Dewing, P. DaCosta, L. Destrempes, C. Daig-nault, F. Crisafulli, K. Downey. ROOM 7 — FRESHMEN Top row (1 to r.): W. Fontaine, K. Galkin, R. Ducharme, D. Emidy. Third row: R. Ferrucci, J. Flynn, K. Franks, F. Garelick, R. Felice, H. Ellis. Second row: D. Gariepy, D. Emmons, J. Durkin, G. Garceau, J. Garceau, J. A. Dziubaniuk, T. Ferrelli. First row: A. Gaiga, J. Ducharme, E. Ferreira, C. Gardella, S. Dumas, B. Dunn, C. A. Elias, B. Dwyer. 44 ROOM 14-FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): R. Guillct, R. Houle, C. Grady, D. Gosselin, R. Hulme. Third row: R. Hawkins, R. Giard, D. Garland, W. Henry F. Garland. G. Hodgson. Second row: A. Golden, J. Hoyle, M Haggerty, M. Hardink, M. Gilman, J. Hebert, A. Geruso. First row: F.. Hale, S. Hebert, A. Greenland, P. Goulet. D. Husted, E. Hughes, J. Goosetrey. ROOM 15 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): E. Lambert, E. Kaffel, R. Landry, S. Pernini, M. Julien, G. Kalneitis. Third row: P. Lanoue, R. Lanowy, B. Landry, G. Jarret, G. Lanoue, H. Jalbert, C. Jacobs. Second row: T. Kazan, L. Lacroix, R. Macktaz, R. Jalette, P. Lambert, T. Lanois, R. Hustler. First row: P. Keyes, R. Koury, A. Kogut, D. Keach, J. Nadeau, V. Lange, P. Lambert. ROOM 16-FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): N. Masse, D. Leblanc, G. Morrisseau, L. Lus-sier, R. Laferriere, C. Leblanc, A. Masse. Third row: R. Lavallee, R. Larivicre, R. Masson, N. Lezy, H. Marquis, J. Liard, P. Lauzon. Second row: C. Lebrun, K. Martin, M. Miller, W. McPartlin, M. A. L’Heureux, H. Misiaszek, J. Messier, B. McDonald. First row: J. Lavallee, R. Lebrun, J. Lenz, N. Mencarini, J. Lariviere, A. Lovell, C. Lemieux, C. Larue. ROOM 17-FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): W. Peloquin, R. Morin, R. Nanni, M. Pelletier, R. Picewicz, F. Monday. Third row: R. Murray, A. Plante, R. Pennington, G. Obcrzol, T. Pry hoda, W. Reilly. Second row: J. Paul. M. Plante, R. Morgan, E. Mowry, G. Ramsay, E. Petrides, E. Noclain. First row: S. Palardy, P. Rabeck, A. Montmarquette, S. Precourt, D. Nault, S. Niedzwia-dek, P. Poudrier, P. Patenaude. ROOM 24 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.): M. Rivet, R. Robert, J. Stolasz, F. Robbins, G. Scott, R. Robitaille. Third row: J. Romiti, R. Romblad, P. Sicard, E. Richards, R. Remillard, G. Stone, J. Strickland, W. Smith. Second row: M. Shorr, E. Rosenberg, S. Seifert, J. Solina, J. Rogers, E. St. Germain, M. St. Pierre; D. Schmitt. First row: A. Roy, H. Rivard, M. Rousseau, S. Souza, A. St. Pierre, A. Stearns, J. Saunders, E. Roberts. ROOM 26 — FRESHMEN Top row (1. to r.) : R. Zarichta, M. Wilbur, P. Sugden, A. Wright, P. Tanners, B. Younkin. Third row: R. Tarmey, M. Vario, R. Tessier, P. Trepanier, A. Whittaker, J. Styborski, R. Kelly. Second row: S. Theroux, D. Te-nori, E. Viens, S. Tweddell, L. Zia, P. Wheeler, J. Tarmey, D. Thibault, A. Strok. First row: L. Turcotte, C. Teja, M. Van Voor-en, E. Swartz, P. Wojcik, L. Strickland, C. Szczengor, J. Wilkins, S. Yacinczuk. 46 EOT J THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SENIORS (1. to r.): Jane Levitre, Vice-President; Sandra Yasinczuk, Secretary; Simone Bousquet, President; Neil Gallagher, Marshall. First row (1. to r.): Phyllis Rcc, Carol King, Rachel Fagnant. Second row (1. to r.) : Simone Bousquet, Geraldine Zifcak, Velma Bienkiewicz. Back row (1. to r.) : William Powers, Robert Taber, Andre Bilodeau, Blanche Durand. JUNIORS First row (1. to r.): Jane Levitre, Rosemary Kennedy, Judith Barchiesi, Ruth Heron, Sandra Flynn, William Borek. Second row (1. to r.) : Robert Pelletier, Valmorc Jacob, Edward Walsh, Francis Marrah, Niel Gallagher. FRESHMEN First row (1. to r.): Marjory Miller, Paul Tanners, Joyce Solina, Mary Ann Champagne, Jo-An Atteridge. Second row (1. to r.) : Judith Durkin, Carol Daignault, Alan Golden, Sandra Yasinczuk, Richard Giard, Rosanne Jalette, Suzanne Precourt, Alan Brenner. Third row (1. to r.): Kenneth Galkin, James Liard, Robert Kelly, Allen Bailey. 48 UHLcl VlovcurL Published by Members of the Journalism Class EDITORS: Leona Joseph, Ida O’Coin, Helen Lupu, Janice Proctor, Valmore Jacob. TYPISTS: Beverly Cullen, Nancy Campopia-no, Sandra Canestrari, Ida O’Coin. REPORTERS: Rodman Van Brooklyn, Lucille Kucharski, Nola Panettl, Beverly Cullen, Janice Roblllard, Andre Hogue. PHOTOGRAPHERS Nancy Campopiano - Helen Lupu SALES MGR. Robert Golden ADVISER Ruth Bartley Heads of CIRCULATION DEPT. Lucille Kucharski - Janice Proctor CIRCULATION COM. Janice Roblllard, Beverly Cullen, Florence Duplessis, Carole Haug-hey. Val Jacob, Nancy Campopiano, Leona Joseph, Antoinette Fas-ano, Geraldine Zlfcak, Leo Paul Deshaies, Judith Bemarskl. Sylvia Beaudin, Suzanne Biron, Rose-m a r y Kennedy, Cynthia Jones, Richard Mulcahy, Nola Panettl, Constance Carey, Barbara Sklf-Angton, Ida O’Coin, Jane Levitre, Roger Volsinet. THE VILLA NOVAN The Adviser and the Staff of the Villa Novan, our valuable school paper, have worked hard throughout the year to give us a noteworthy newspaper. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate them for the fine work they have done. Our hat is off to you!!!! REPORTERS Standing (1. to r.): Robert Golden, Andre Hogue, Valmore Jacob, Beverly Cullen, Rodman Van Brooklyn, Nola Panetti, Ida O’Coin, Leona Joseph. Sitting (1. to r.): Janice Robillard, Lucille Kucharski, Janice Proctor, Helen Lupu. TYPISTS CIRCULATION (I. to r.): Ida O’Coin, Sandra Canestrari, Nancy First row (1. to r.) : Janice Robillard, Barbara Skiffington, Constance Carey, Campopiano. Lucille Kucharski, Janice Proctor, Geraldine Zifcak, Sylvia Beaudoin. Second row: Judith Bednarski, Beverly Cullin, Ida O’Coin, Rosemary Kennedy, Leona Joseph, Suzanne Biron. Third row: Robert Mulcahy, Raymond Fontaine, Cynthia Jones, Valmore Jacob, Carol Haughey, Jane Levitre, Leo-Paul Deshaies, William Borek. Miss Ethel E. McCombe, Quiver financial advisor, reporting on ads. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Standing (1. to r.): Blanche Durand, Anna Mae Warzybok, Diane Boucher, Joan Auclair. Sitting (I. to r.): Joan Haughey, Vilma Tanfani, Virginia Maguire, Barbara Felice. Standing (1. to r.): Chester Stoklosa, Helen Bacolini, Nancy Naradowy, Miss Ethel E. McCombe, Quiver Financial Advisor; Blanche Durand, Roger Voisinet, Yvonne Rondeau. Sitting (1. to r.): Thelma Brunetti, Gail Gouin, Velma Bien-kiewicz, Rosemary Salome. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Standing (1. to r.): Joan Elias, Donald Hickerson, Vaive Kalnietis, Nancy Naradowy. Sitting (1. to r.) : Albert Aubin, Velma Bienkiewicz, William Powers, Florence Kulik. SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE First row (1. to r.) : Janice Pomfret, Rachel Fagnant, Anna Mae Warzybok. Second row (1. to r.) : Joan Haughey, Florence Kulik, Gail Houin, Joan Wrobel, Beverly Mucciarone, Diane Harnois, Sandra Teevens, Nancy Naradowy, Janet Lamoureux. Third row (1. to r.): Virginia Hataburda, Vaive Kalnietis, Constance Carey, Blanche Durand, Carol Heroux, Vilma Tanfani, Carol Feenstra, Rhoda Mowry. Last row (1. to r.): Joan Elias, Geraldine Zifcak, Virginia Maguire, Rose Mary Foresti, Santina Buglio. LITERARY COMMITTEE Miss Fran oise B. Valcourt Advisor CHIEF EDITOR S. Bousquet ASSISTANT EDITORS: M. Kenyon and G. Zifcak QUIVER TYPISTS: S. Bousquet, M. Kenyon, G. Zifcak, N. Scott, J. Stoyko, P. Rec, B. Dulko, E. Hurd, V. Mahoney. GENERAL COMMITTEE: J. Boudreau, P. Teja, J. Pickering, S. Pluta. ART COMMITTEE: W. Valois, P. Clark, J. Suro-wiec, S. Teevens, G. Gouin, G. Gaulin, M. Gen-dron. SPORTS EDITORS: M. Kenyon and R. Van Brooklyn. PHOTOGRAPHER: J. Boudreau (1. to r.): Geraldine Zifcak, assistant editor; Simone Bousquet, chief editor; Maureen Kenyon, assistant editor. LITERARY BOARD AT WORK IN ROOM 11 LITERARY BOARD Standing (1. to r.): Sandra Pluta, Eleanor Hurd, Geraldine Zifcak, Judith Pickering, Veronica Mahoney, Phyllis Rec, Judith Stoyko, Patricia Teja, Joan Boudreau, Barbara Dulko. Sitting (1. to r.): Simone Bousquet, Maureen Kenyon, Nancy Scott. TYPISTS Standing (1. to r.): Joan Boudreau, Nancy Scott, Veronica Mahoney, Geraldine Zifcak. Maureen Kenyon, Patricia Teja, Judith Pickering, Eleanor Hurd, Barbara Dulko, Judith Stoyko, Sandra Pluta, Phyllis Rec. Sitting (1. to r.): Simone Bousquet, editor; Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, Literary Advisor. SOME OF QUIVER ARTISTS First row (1. to r.): Maureen Kenyon, Barbara Dulko, Eleanor Hurd, Nancy Scott. Second row (I. to r.): Veronica Mahoney, Judith Stoyko, Geraldine Zifcak, Simone Bousquet. Esther Felicio, Joyce Surowiec; Mr. Thomas Hanley, Art teacher; Wilfred Valois, Melvin Gendron. THE WOONSOCKET CALL AND EVENING REPORTER WOONSOCKET. R. I. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1957 SIMONE BOUSQUET WINS DAR AWARD Simone Bousquet has won the Woonsocket Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Good Citizenship Award. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bousquet of 323 South Main Street. The Woonsocket High School senior was chosen by the faculty from a group of nominees made by the class itself. Last June she became the first person in history to represent Woonsocket High School at the National Assn, of Student Councils Convention. Miss Bousquet was secretary of the student council in her freshman year, vice president of the student council in her junior year, and is president of the student council. She won ■■ the DAR award when in the 9th grade. YOUTH GOVERNMENT DAY SCHOOL COMMITTEE MAYOR Youth Government Day will long be remembered by Edward Morin, for he was elected to the office of Mayor of Woonsocket for that day. Accompanied by Mayor Kevin K. Coleman, Edward learned the fundamentals of Woonsocket government and the problems that confront a mayor. The inaugural speech of Mayor Morin, who was present at the Council meeting, was heard over WWON. This was a very important day for the youth of Woonsocket High School and of Mount St. Charles Academy. The students on the School Committee met at the Administration Building on North Main Street with Mr. Edward J. Condon, Superintendent of Schools. Carl McCardin acted as Superintendent of Schools for that day. The group discussed the functions of the school committee and the improvement of elementary schools. The importance of such acts for the progress of a community was stressed. Mr. Chester Rose, City Clerk, administering the oath of Mayor SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Standing (1. to r.): Carl McCardin, to Edward Morin, Youth Government Day. Peter Cannon. Sitting (1. to r.): Geraldine Zifcak, Velma Bienkiewicz, Nancy Scott, Judith Stoyko, Mary English. On the road to writing success: Miss Ruth E. Parsons, English teacher, and Joyce E. Goosetrey. I speak for Democracy: Ann Plante reading her award winning paper before a class in public speaking directed by Miss Gertrude Lloyd. c(oAu ma Angels in the Christmas Pageant (I. to r.) Yvonne Rondeau, as an angel; Rodman Van Brooklyn, as Joseph; Barbara Mahedy, as Mary; Kerry Sjoblom, as Jesus; Margaret Ferris, as Gabriel. Barbara Mahedy as Mary, holding Kerry Sjoblom personifying Jesus. (I. to r.): three figures on elevated stage: Rodman Van Brooklyn, Barbara Mahedy, Margaret Ferris. Kneeling are the shepherds and the Wise Men. The Choral Group, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Lague, was responsible for much of the success of the Christmas Program of 1956. This group, in conjunction with the Play, added to the spirit of the Christmas Season. A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Graduation Day is a day of rejoicing because it means that you have attained that goal which has been your ultimate ambition through these long years in school. This is called commencement day, for it is the beginning of a new life for you. Your high school days are over and although they may have seemed sometimes boring and arduous, you will on reflection realize that they truly were happy days, free from responsibility and anxiety. You are now at the juncture in life's journey where you must give serious thought to your future and the realities of life. Many of you will pursue your education further through colleges and will enter into professional and scientific careers while others will be absorbed into industry and business and assume responsibilities soon after graduation. In the not too distant future some of you will marry and will take on the many duties and obligations of family life. Your teachers are anxious for your success and are always pleased and proud when they hear of one of our graduates who has distinguished himself and brought honor to his school. You should never forget the sacrifices your parents have made for you so that you might get a good start in life which advantages some parents never enjoyed. Let us always be a credit to our parents, our school and our community. The character you should have formed and the associations you have made while in school should serve you well in making you valuable members of society and loyal citizens of this great democracy. Let this be your resolve — to cherish and appreciate this high school education, let it be an incentive to you to always hold fast to high ideals — let the training you have received inculcate into your minds and hearts those noble virtues of love and devotion to God and country. 54 cruwn lylla tf , J956 Front row (I. to r.): Janice Pomfret, Roland St. Germain; Esther Felicio, Joseph Cadieux; Barbara Mahedy, Robert Beaudet. Back row (I. to r.): Barbara Dulko, Kenneth Dalton; Judges for the Queen: Mr. John Kcrlew, Mr. and Mrs. William Burlingame. CROWNING OF THE QUEEN (I. to r.): Rachel Fagnant, Andre Bilodeau, Nancy Scott, Nancy Naradowy. SELECTING A QUEEN (1. to r.): Barbara Dulko, Kenneth Dalton, Joyce Kafalas, Edward Serafin, Judges choosing a Queen: Mr. John Ker-lew, Mrs. William Burlingame, Mr. William Burlingame. CUTTING THE CAKE Queen of the Junior Prom — 1956—Nancy Scott. Robert Lavoie, Vaive Kalnietis; Robert Beaudet, Barbara Mahedy; Francis O’Coin, Janet Perron. SPenwb ZPloni - ektuaitj, J957 CHOOSING A QUEEN (I. to r.): Jack Calhoun, Kathleen Duffy; Judges choosing the Queen: Mr. and Mrs. Berthelot Leclaire, Mr. Zel Levin; Robert Turcotte, Joan Auclair, Rachel Fagnant. GRAND MARCH IN REVIEW (I. to r.): Aldo Colli, Nancy Scott, Gordon Robinson. JUDGING THE CANDIDATE (1. to r.): Charlene Panetti, Albert Aubin, Wayne Bailey, Simone Bousquet, Mr. and Mrs. Berthelot Leclaire, Mr. Zel Levin, Gordon Robinson, Nancy Scott, Nancy Nara-dowy, William Powers, Diane Boucher, Aldo Colli, Carol Heroux, Walter Perda. Sim and Wayne CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Dianc and Aldo (1. to r.) : Anna Mae Warzybok, Queen Nancy Scott, Rod-man Van Brocklyn, Nancy Naradowy. PREPARATIONS The time for the prom was growing near. The class had voted and chosen Blue Moon as the theme. French blue, powder blue, and white had been chosen by the color committee. Twenty-five students from the decorating committee had come the night before to set up the skeleton frames upon which would be hung the decorations in the gym. Now, as more seniors had been excused by the sympathetic teachers, to work on the transformation, the air was filled with expectant joy. All worked hard — hanging, tacking, gluing and cutting. By hard steady work, and with the cooperation of all, the gym had the appearance of a beautiful blue pavillion by 2:30. 56 “ttftiue t Uoon ” V ▼ . k -t � . A SENIOR PROM QUEEN WITH SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Rodman Van Brocklyn, Nancy Scott Phyl and Van Nancy and Billy QUEEN NANCY SCOTT Charlene and A1 Pat and Phil SENIOR PROM The winter night was cold and snowy, but that did not dampen the spirits of the seventy-five senior couples that attended their Senior Prom on February first, 1957. Outside the storm raged, but who thought about that as the couples glided around the floor of this blue heaven, which was the hardly recognizable gym. It had become another world, with the music and joy of the night the large paper moon, and sparkling stars suspended from the blue and white sky overhead, seemed to come to life. Who would have recognized these students — the girls surrounded by yard upon yard of some frothy material, and the boys dressed in their best — as the ones who worked so hard all day to decorate the gym? Time for the Grand March arrived, and with it the choosing of the Queen of the Prom by the judges. As ogr class president placed a crown of roses on the Queen's head, her attendants stood by. The large beautiful cake was then cut, and refreshments were served. All too soon after that it was time to leave this wonderful place, and to brave the weather outside. But what does one care what the weather was! Rosemary and Russ Joannie and Bob 57 CHEERLEADERS Top row (1. to r.): Santina Buglio, Barbara Dulko, Susan Mislciavirch, Janice Robillard. Bottom row (1. to r.): Ann Plante, Annabelle Viana, Patricia Teja, Barbara Skifhngton, Veronica Mahoney. CHEERLEADERS Standing (1. to r.): Santina Buglio, Wanda Clark, Andrea Kogut, Barbara Skiffington, Florence Garneau, Sandra Yasin-czuk, Leslie Strickland, Barbara Dulko, Sharon Dumas, Mary Ann Champagne. Janice Robillard, Annabelle Viana, Suzanne Miskiavitch, Susan Dubuc. Kneeling (1. to r.): Ann Plante; Captain, Patricia Teja; Veronica Mahoney. BAND AND MAJORETTES Top row (1. to r.): Nancy Scott, Barbara Thompson, Joyce Solina, Phyllis Rec, Sandra Calo, Sandra Flynn, Brenda Dwyer, Maxine Salembier, Rose Marie Favreau, Judith Stoyko. Third row. Richard Bourassa, James Bessette, Clark Lawless, Ronald Statkiewitz, Richard Landry. Second row: Robert Guy, Edward Walsh, Eugene Bouley, Thomas Pryhoda, Alan Brenner, Gail Liard, James Castaldi. First row: Leo Grondines, Richard Lanowy, Howard Taft, Robert Jones, Mr. Lague. Mr. Lague and School Orchestra. SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR WITH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sitting: Miss Sarah M. Smith, Senior Class Advisor. Standing (I. to r.): Bernard Kilcline, Treasurer; Santina Buglio, Secretary; Joan Elias, Vice-President; Joyce Surowiec, Chairman of Activities; Rod-man Van Brocklyn, President. Mr. Donlon with the freshman gang after lunch. MR DOWLING SELLING TICKETS CHRISTMAS TREE The good will of Woonsocket High School students is shown in their collection of toys to brighten the lives of many needy children at Christmas time. Here, students help to organize the toys for delivery to the firemen who will repair and paint any broken toy. (I. to r.): Francis Lynch, Helen Lupu, Pauline Lemay, Mr. Dowling, Clark Lawless, Robert Lemieux, Francis Marrah. THINKING OF THE POOR AT CHRISTMAS Kneeling (1. to r.): Joyce Surowiec, Simone Bousquet, Sandra Pluta, Bernard Kilcline. Standing (1. to r.): Judith Stoyko, Rodman Van Brocklyn. SPECIAL COMMITTEE IN HEART FUND DRIVE Left: Joyce Surowiec, Albert Aubin. Right: Charlene Panetti, Florence Kulik. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Lincoln was a great man, as yet, never matched in history. Born in a log cabin, Abraham raised himself with dignity to the office of President of the United States of America. He believed that all men are created equal; grieving at their sorrows and rejoicing in their happiness, Lincoln was always one of his people. Just as Lincoln dedicated the battlefield at Gettysburg as a final resting place for the men who died so that a united nation might live, so shall we dedicate these pictures as undying monuments to a truly great and deserving man. Lincoln will always live in the hearts of true Americans. 60 SUPERVISING THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM (I. to r.): Mrs. Madeline A. Dulac, Director; Mrs. Jay Maher, Secretary. THE GOOD PEOPLE WHO COOK FOR US Back (1. to r.): Rocco Silba, Anna Dujardin, Headcook, Henry Chaput, Walter Archambault, Headcook. Front (1. to r.): Alma Lemoine, Mary Williams, Alice Conte, Qovis Brunelle. (1. to r.) : Mary Ann Champagne, Natalie Mencarini, Mrs. Kennedy, Matron. (I. to r.) : Mr. Chapman. Mr. Fagnanr. Mr. Fagan Boys, are you hungry? Junior and Senior girls at lunch Mrs. Fish's Cooking Class Mrs. Fish's Sewing Class Mr. Savaria and the Physics Class Mr. Messere's Biology Class The Shop Boys at work - Eft V Miss Randall's Math Review Class One of Mr. Lavallee's French classes Miss Jalbert's first year French Class Miss Genereux's Stenography Class Zn HCL — ????? Miss Muriel McFee, Librarian, supervising students at work in the library. Miss Maher and her 4B Typewriting Class demonstrating the new electric typewriters. Mr. Don Ion checking on absentees W. H. S. Library Miss Irene Chartier, R.N. Fun while working! Mr. Hanley's Mechanical Drawing Class TM 1 Frances Reilly, CELEBRITIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary English, Don Harrington BASEBALL Under the careful, capable guidance of its coach, Gus Savaria, Woonsocket High School baseball squad is looking forward to another championship. During the 1956 season, Bob Jacobs and Don Harrington shared pitching honors, while Louie Ballou, Pat Reilly, Bruce Richmond, Lloyd Richmond, and Walt Scott shared batting honors. The team had little difficulty with the competition in the Northern Division. West Warwick defeated Woonsocket in the twelfth inning in the quarter finals of the State Playoffs. Although many fine players were lost via graduation, Don Harrington, Dick Ham-mann, A1 Duperron, Walt Minot, A1 Cunningham, Dennis Hart, and Ed Wacker will be returning as veterans. Barring injuries, Woonsocket should make it their fourth straight divisional crown. 72 Big Chief of the Sports Tribe FOOTBALL SQUAD Back row (I. to r.): R. O'Rourke, B. Tarmey, S. Pernini, M. Dcsroches, R. Beaudry, R. Boucher, R. Cote, J. Trant, L. Bran-connier, R. Kelley. Second row (1. to r.): F. Monday, S. Cutler, T. Costa, F. Lynch, A. Duperron, R. Kearns, S. Kokolski, B. Robitaille, A. Cunningham, B. Varieur. First row (1. to r.): R. Decubellis, H. Roy, B. Reilly, J. Stolasz, D. DePedro, D. Dori, A. Bilodeau, F. Volpe, D. Reed, R. Chofay. FOOTBALL WOONSOCKET 18 — PAWTUCKET WEST 6 Woonsocket explodes in last period . . . Volpe scores two and Reed one . . . Villa Novans handicapped by fumbles but merge victorious. WOONSOCKET 12 — DE LA SALLE 6 Last minute efforts rewarding . . . Injuries slow Villa Novans . . . Boucher, Cote, Branconnier, tops on line . . . Chofay splendid . . . Cunningham scores on last play for a win. WOONSOCKET 19 — CLASSICAL 13 Villa Novans gain 210 yards on ground . . . Classical fumbles many and Villa Novans recover . . . Bilodeau and Chofay teach all as they star offensively and defensively. You’ve got ’em! L. to r.: Robert E. Boucher, Rene Cote, Larry Branconnier, Andre Bilodeau, Jim Trant, Francis Volpe. TOLMAN 33 — WOONSOCKET 12 Tolman too powerful for W. H. S. . . . Fumbles plague Woonsocket . . . Chofay bright light . . . Bilodeau scores two touchdowns. WESTERLY 12 — WOONSOCKET 7 Last play hurts Villa Novans . . . Bilodeau stars . . . Boucher, Cote, Branconnier valuable on defense. ST. RAPHAEL 34 — WOONSOCKET 6 Villa Novans outclassed . . . Duperron's passing clicks . . . Bilodeau, Lynch, and Cunningham shine for Woonsocket. WEST WARWICK 53 — WOONSOCKET 18 Woonsocket crushed by Deering . . . Injuries hurt Villa Novan . . Bilodeau sparkles . . . Underclassmen Reilly, Roy and Tarmey very helpful. MOUNT ST. CHARLES 13 — WOONSOCKET 6 15 year jinx snapped . . . Chofay and Tarmey standout . . . Cunningham scores lone touchdown . . . ’nuff said. BURRILLVILLE 20 — WOONSOCKET 6 Very fast start . . . Ron Chofay climaxes 60 yds. march and Villa Novans ahead . . . Fought hard all the way but Broncos use more manpower . . . Chofay spectacular . . . Reilly and Costa valuable assistants. COACH JOHN TOPPA After three successful seasons with Woonsocket, Coach John Toppa is leaving to assume the duties of assistant coach at Rodgers High School, Newport. As long as Woonsocket has a football team. Coach Toppa will be remembered for the incentive he gave to the boys under him. Good sportsmanship plus great determination were always taught by Coach Toppa. Thank you for your fine work and best of luck in the future. Hit ’em hard, boys! No. 11 Dale Reed, No. 16 Francis Volpe. Run right through!!! L. to r.: Tony Costa, Dale Reed, Sergio Pernini. Catch that Mountie! 'Atta boy! From (1. to r.): Tony Costa, Jim Trant, Ron Chofay. No. 31 Bill Reilley, No. 70 Bob O’Rourke, No. 75 Larry Branconnier. Good boy, Cunningham (L to r.) : Tony Costa, Francis Lynch, Francis Volpe, Alan Cunningham, Richard Beaudry. I got it!!! Alan Cunningham, Ronald Chofay, number 33. Don’t stop now! No. 16 Jesse Volpe, ball carrier, No. 79 Rene Cote, No. 33 Ron Chofay, on the ground; No. 30 A1 Duperron, No. 72 Andy Bilodeau. Get that man!!! No. 74 Marcel Desroches, No. 33 Ron Chofay. Go man, go! Valiant try. Dale Almost!! No. 14 James Trant, No. 20 Alan Cunningham, car- Dr. Arthur Gaudreau, Dale Reed, Team Trainer Bill L. to r.: No. 33 Ron Chofay, ball-carrie rying the ball. Conlon. FOOTBALL Woonsocket High experienced one of its disappointing seasons in 1956, depleted by the graduation of 12 first string players out of 30 members of the 1955 squad, and by injuries to several key players. High School was indeed fortunate to score three victories in nine games. Undoubtedly the inability of Reed, Volpe, and Chofay to play a complete season Why did you leave us, Mr. Toppa? would have resulted in reversal of the victories and defeats. The low point of the season was reached when Mount won its first game from Woonsocket in fifteen years. Despite all these handicaps, Woonsocket aided by spirit and determination made a creditable showing. What's the big attraction? BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SQUAD Last row (1. to r.): Coach Moe Enright, Andy Bilodeau, Gordon Robinson, Mike Aridano, Preston Hare, Roger Giguere, Fran Lynch. Front row (1. to r.): Bob Gosse-lin, Bill Reilly, Mickey Klowan, Ed Rosenberg, Alan Cunningham, Donald Harrington. WOONSOCKET 60 — SACRED HEART 55 Woonsocket breaks opening night jinx . . . Very fast in last quarter . . . Don Harrington 23 and Bob Gosselin 21 lead the Villa Novans to their first league victory. WOONSOCKET 62 — NORTH PROVIDENCE 54 Two in a row . . . Strong third period turns the tide . . . Take full advantage of free throws . . . Harrington, Gosselin, Robinson and Bilodeau hit double figures. WOONSOCKET 77 — CLASSICAL 32 Too powerful for Classical . . . Scores enough in first period to win . . . Villa Novans substitute freely . . . Don Harrington led the attack scoring 20 . . . Mike Aridano with 16 and Bob Gosselin with 14 followed closely. PAWTUCKET VOKE 51 — WOONSOCKET 50 Voke hands Villa Novans first defeat . . . Hard pressed by fouls . . . Again Don Harrington sets the pace with 27 . . . Gosselin hits for 19. DEERING 83 — WOONSOCKET 80 Villa Novans blow early lead . . . W. H. S. shoots with uncanny accuracy . . . Gosselin with 29, Bilodeau with 22 and Harrington with 19 lead the scoring. CENTRAL FALLS 69 — WOONSOCKET 60 Villa Novan rally falls short in last period . . . Three and three record . . . Bilodeau scores 19 followed by Gosselin 18 and Harrington 12. SACRED HEART 58 — WOONSOCKET 54 W. H. S. knocked off by Sacred Heart . . . Fine play by the Villa Novans but fail to upset early lead . . . Bilodeau hits for 18 and Harrington 17. performance with 17 . . . Gosselin, Bilodeau, Aridano and Harrington hit in double figures. WOONSOCKET 65 — CLASSICAL 43 Woonsocket romps over Classical . . . Villa Novans fast . . . Bilodeau 20, Gosselin 15, Aridano 13, and Harrington 10 lead the well balanced attack. WOONSOCKET 65 — PAWTUCKET VOKE 55 Villa Novans take big game . . . Move into third place . . . Strong start helpful . . . Harrington top man with 25 . . . Bilodeau hits for 21 and Gosselin for 10. WOONSOCKET 73 — DEERING 52 Viila Novans too classy for Deering . . . Impressive victory . Gosselin 18, Harrington 17, Aridano 13, Bilodeau 11 lead the victory which gives us undisputed position of third place. CENTRAL FALLS 74 — WOONSOCKET 48 Woonsocket lifeless . . . Gosselin with 15 and Harrington with 13 tell the whole story . . . Villa Novans unable to come from behind. WOONSOCKET 56 — DEERING 38 Victory takes Villa Novans to State Playoffs . . . Very slow start till Villa Novans started to click . . . Harrington 21 and Bilodeau 11 led the scoring. STATE PLAYOFFS WOONSOCKET 70 — EAST PROVIDENCE 66 Woonsocket pulls upset of the year . . . Foul shots turn the tide . Victory was strictly a team effort . . . Gosselin sparkles as he hits for 31 points . . . Harrington gets 16. SOUTH KINGSTON 70 — WOONSOCKET 67 WOONSOCKET 81 — NORTH PROVIDENCE 56 Villa Novans back in the winner column . . . North Providence ineffective . . . Gordie Robinson turns in his top Ball stealing hurts Woonsocket . . . With one or two breaks, the game would have been a W. H. S. victory . . . Bilodeau 20, Harrington 19, Dubois 11, Gosselin 11 spark Woonsocket attack. HOCKEY SQUAD Last row (I. to r.): Norm Lezy, Roger Dubois, Gerry Morrisseau, Sergio Pernini, Joe Nicienski, Dick Hammann, Dick DeStefani, Bert Landry, Gerry Courtemanche, coach Bill Lavallee. Front row (1. to r.) : Paul Lauzon, Ed Dccelles, Don Ross, Jim Trant, Dale Reed, Ron Chofay, John Danko. Stop that puck! Jimmy Trant, Woonsocket goalie. HOCKEY 1956-57 WOONSOCKET 0 — HOPE 2 Hope heavily favored . . . Woonsocket gives all . . . Trant superb . . . An off night. WOONSOCKET 3 — WARWICK 1 First league victory . . . Villa Novans domineering . . . Goals netted by Ross, Chofay and Decelles. WOONSOCKET 2 — CRANSTON 1 Slow start . . . Villa Novans show style . . . First line sparkles . . . Goals by Ross unassisted, and Chofay from Reed. NORTH PROVIDENCE 2 — WOONSOCKET 1 Playoff hopes jolted ... Jim Trant terrific . . . Villa Novans slow . . . Lone goal by Reed. LASALLE 7 — WOONSOCKET 1 Villa Novans fought strongly in the first period . . . Maroon shows powerful scoring punch . . . Goal by Dubois from Courtemanche. CROSS-COUNTRY Top row (1. to r.): Jerry Morris, Tom Geruso, Tony Geruso, Don Harrington, John Fagan. Second row (1. to r.) : Bernie Was-serman. Bob Lambert, Kenneth Galkin, Walt Minot, Bob Pelletier. WOONSOCKET 3 — MOUNT 0 Thrilling game . . .Jim Trant excels . . . Unable to score in overtime . . . Don Ross, Joe Nicienski, and Alan Morrison turn in fine jobs. EAST PROVIDENCE 3 — WOONSOCKET 3 Villa Novans blow lead . . . Fans disappointed . . . Reed assisted by Ross and Chofay, Ross from Reed, and Chofay from Reed and Ross account for Villa Novan goals. BURRILLVILLE 3 — WOONSOCKET 1 Villa Novans give all . . . Broncos too powerful . . . Trant tries hard . . . Goal by Ross from Reed. CROSS-COUNTRY Woonsocket had a fairly successful season, led by its two stars Bernie Wasserman and Robert Lambert, both of whom were named to the All-State cross-country second team and the first team Class B. Although the other runners lacked experience, the team improved with each meet. In state competition the team finished eleventh in the Columbus Day event, seventh in the state championship meet, fourth in the Bruckshaw Race, and third in the Class B championships. In dual meets Woonsocket won three, while losing four. Victories were over Mt. Pleasant 27-28, Rogers 17-45, and School for the Deaf 19-50. Two defeats were from undefeated Bellingham 19-55 and 21-25, while Coventry prevailed 23-40 and Classical won 25-38. Seniors who participated were Bernie Wasserman, Robert Lambert, Donald Harrington, Jerome Morris and Walter Minot. Next year's returning members will include Tom Geruso, Ken Galkin, Anthony Geruso, John Fagan, and William Peloquin. Kneeling (1. to r.): J. Proctor, R. Maculan, B. Cullen, L. Rondeau, C. O'Rourke, S. Calo, E. Kyryliw, I. O'Coin, T. Gosselin, P. Lemay. Standing (1. to r.) : L. Kucharski, M. Roy, E. Guilbert, M. Lataille, J. Oliveira, A. Corey, D. Cullen, J. Normandin, L. Reith, V. Higgins, H. Davis. IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN! It was a beautiful March day as it is today. I was sixteen, going on seventeen, as you are today. I was dreaming of a hot rod like the souped-up jalopy you have your eyes on. I wanted to hear the jingle of money in my pockets . . . money to spend on movies, ice-cream sodas, and car parts — even money to burn! Does this sound familiar? It should because I was a teen-ager then, just as you are now. But that was twelve years ago— Almost at the end of my freshman year, I decided my wants for material possessions were more important than my future need for a high school education. Jobs were plentiful in 1945, so I worked for a couple of months, and then the novelty of no more homework, no more books wore off, and I was again looking for something novel to do. I was an important teen-ager, a typical product of an unsettled world . . . the phrase had a stirring sound and gave me an idea — I would join the Army and see the world. The Army wasn't particularly concerned about arranging a travelogue to suit me. They needed men to guard the Japanese prisoners in the South Pacific islands, so that's where I was sent. The almost two years I spent in the Engineers couldn't compare with the South Pacific of Broadway fame, and I was discharged from this outpost in June, 1947. I returned to Woonsocket older by only two years, but I was no longer seeking adventure, glamor, or thrills. I was ready to settle down to the serious work of making a living, and living a good life. In a short time I was working steadily and making good wages. Then I met the girl of my dreams and we were married. The years were happy ones and our family increased to include a mischievous but lovable little boy and a sweet little girl. About a year ago, the urge to better myself gave me the idea to apply for a State Police position. I’d been thinking about it for some time, and now seemed to be as good a time as any to try out for the job. I guess you know what happened. I got turned down cold for lack of education. This really did it. Last September I registered my son in the first grade and I re-registered in the tenth grade, and 1 intend to go on through the eleventh and twelfth grades until I get my hands on that much-coveted diploma. The job of a married-man-with-a-family going to school isn't an easy one by any means. I wish Congress would pass a law extending the twenty-four hour day to a thirty-hour day ... I'd use the extra six hours to s-l-e-e-p! As it is now, my school day is from 8 to 2:30 p.m. I work from 4-12 after which I try to concentrate on my homework to the wee hours of the morning. It's been real rough sledding, but I know it will be well worth the effort to reach my goal of a high school diploma. It's only when I hear you teen-agers boast of cutting classes, copying your homework and complaining about having to go to school and how much you hate it, that I'd like to say what I’m thinking: Crazy kids! You never know what an education means until it's too late.” So if you'll allow this wise old veteran to give you some hard-learned advice, it's just this: Make the most of your educational opportunities now or you’ll learn to your bitter disappointment that of all words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: It might have been! 79 p Left side, back to front: Francis Volpe, Andre Hogue. Right side, back to front: Nancy Scott, Judy Stoyko, Fred Valois, Carol King. Left side, front to back: Robert Larochelle, Gil Perron. Right side, back to front: John Wade, Bernie Wasserman, Bob Lambert. L. to r.): Hogue, Pat Teja, Phyl Rec, Kay Murray, Nancy Scott, Judy Stoyko, Carol King. L. to r.): Larochelle, Perron, Lambert. Where’s Miss Valcourt? Cafeteria Front (1. to r.): Sim Bousquet, Mo Kenyon, Vil Tanfani, Arlene Garccau. Back (1. to r.): Wayne Bailey, Roland Laprey, Billy Martineau, Normand La fond. Sitting, clockwise, left: Vonny Mahoney, Anne Plante, Sandy Pluta, Mo Kenyon, Kathy Duffy, Carol King, Marcia Tremblay, Standing (I. to r.): Mary English, Phyl Clark. Reproduction of cover of first Quiver In highest esteem of our Indian origin of Woonsocket and of the Judgement of the original members of the Quiver Literary Board, who chose the Indian as their emblem, the Quiver this year has followed an Indian theme. The Indian on this page is a reproduction of the Indian which was pictured on the first Quiver issued in 1907. Through the fifty years of The Quiver, an Indian has always found a place in our book. On this, our 50th ANNIVERSARY, we, the members of the Quiver Literary Board, felt that it would be most fitting to carry the tradition of the Indian theme. 82 FIND YOURSELF } If r3_eile -n-duiaSTeaunine Allard ■% f- . $ 0k ■ t Pat Ames Joan Auclalr “a' Diane Boucher i! ■ ly Burrows r oil one Bousquet _______| Wayne Bailey • '� g HTon Chub Velma Bienl- rie Maurice BlouinH Thelma Brur.ettl � $ : M § fi , i L J ck Calhoun Connie Carey John Danko ' :.r _ t jjL 3 — ■ • o r� b r r Joan Silas ther ?elicio . b Barbara Fella Carol Feenstra illo la bo mi Rachel Fagnant A Arlene Cnrceou m t Ct‘ L} ® tl f 0P Gendron Judy uiod h ?B i . jSleanor Kurd Richard Granolinif 7 Tr;'. iP Diane Kamo is .rolHerc jJ Janet Lanoure x e 3onnie Leaardo Janes I iller my 'in.n Van Brooklyn • i Walter Finot • lomie 1 aser '’1 % n ■ 4 x nl Vllma Tanfini 'ob Sawyer Simone Bousaue t John Wad© HVI jNA lf •ol peroux Vilma Tanfnni „ Iter i-inot n Salome ------------------------ V r -� Vi c nni© Lesard J Arlene Carceau yilma Tanfani Francis O'Keefe Sandy Teevenc 4 V iet Lar.oi ™ rJ'H 3arbara Felice Judy ic.erinF Bemie Kilcllre W _.w. _J i Je v Phyllis Judy Stoyk . Gerry Zifcak . V ne -aixey Connie Carey, - - Geraldine Zifcak,• yWanda Clark i Yvonne Gregolre and 3arbara Wood Left row, front to back: Carol Hcroux, Anna Mae Warzybok, Rosemary Forresti. Right row, front to back: Virginia Maguire, Virginia Hataburda. Miss Palma Primeau, Student at Emmanuel College training for the teaching of French under Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, Critic Teacher. Some busy bees of the Commercial Department Row near the window (1. to r.): Blanche Durand, Florence Kulik, Donald Hickerson, Nancy Naradowy. Middle row (1. to r.): Yvonne Rondeau, Joan Haughey, Vaive Kalnietis. Front row (1. to r.) : Thelma Brunetti, Giselle Gaulin, Helen Bacolini. Standing: Miss H. McCombe. Back row (1. to r.): R. Lessard, C. Losardo, J Allard, S. Lcduc, J. Pomfret, R. Blanchette. Front row (1. to r.): G. Pichette. P. Latailie, V. Tanfani, A. Kaboz, B. Mucciarone, M. Provensal. FRESHMEN Abranrs, Steve Aizsils, Mudite Aldrich, Doris Allam, Douglas Atteridge, Jo-Ann Avila, Jeanne Anez, Nicholas Bacon, Marie Bailey, Alan Ballou, Walter Barbrie, Joanne Barnett, Robert Barrette, John Barry, Viola Bartlett, Kenneth Barylick, Frances Beauley, Lucien Bell, Jean Beauchesne, Pauline Bellini, Carol Berube, Annette Bessette, James Birdwell, Helena Blondin, Nancy Boisvert, Norman Bolduc, Lorraine Bonin, Joseph Bordeau, Richard Boucher, Ernest Bourassa, Marguerite Bourassa, Richard Bourque, Henri Branconnier, Lawrence Brenner, Alan Bressan, Elaine Brien, Pauline Brisson, Elaine Brouillard, Richard Brouillette, Lillian Bunting, Carol Burak, Barbara Calabrese, Carol........ Cameron, Janet Canestrari, Jean Cardin, Elaine Carey, Claire Carpenter, Ronald Carrier, Adele Castaldi, James Champagne, Carole Champagne, Mary Ann Charron, Lorraine Clausen, William Coccoli, Barbara Comeyne, Gustave Compton, Priscilla Corrigan, Kathleen Cournoyer, Pauline Cracco, Robert Creeden, Robert Crisafulli, Frances Da Costa, Patricia Daignault, Carol Davis, Joan Debroisse, Robert DeCelles, Edouard, Jr. DeCubellis, Ronald Defond, Leo DeGrange, Claire Derosier, Helen Dery, Raymond R. Branch Village, North Smithfield 365 Summer St. 34 Hillview Ave., North Smithfield 303 Knight St. Main St., Slatersville 2 Bartlett St. 916 Park Ave. 33 Rathbun St. 228 Bourdon Blvd. 48 Page St. 89 Sayles St. 98 Bellingham St. 568 Prospect St. .......... 533 River St. 543 Mendon Rd. 155 Boyden St. 113 Cumberland St. 132 Kinmore St. 165 Quaker Highway, Slatersville 192 Bourdon Blvd. 39 Page St. Buxton St., Slatersville 223 Park Ave. 37 Richilieu Ave. 224 Estes St. 18 Oak Hill Ave. North Smithfield 67 Hamlet Ave. 562 Privilege St. 22 Bourdon Blvd. 164 Front St. 204 First Ave. 76 Erie St. 129 Lyman St. 66 Armand St. 171 Dudley St. 1 34 Huntington Ave. 13 Bourdon Blvd. .... 227 Manville Rd. 146 Ward St. 106 Vine St. 349 Willow St. 61 Salisbury St. 1168 Social St. 53 Merida Ave. 351 East School St. Greenville Rd., R.F.D. 2 23 Bourdon Blvd. ........................ 508 Grove St. 362 Park Place 354 Cass Ave. 31 Locust St. Pound Hill Rd., North Smithfield 272 Ward St. 65 Progresso Ave. R.F.D. 3, Esmond 17 40 Woodlawn Rd., North Smithfield 296 Rathbun St. 595 Wood Ave 566 Prospect St. 234 Greenville Rd., North Smithfield ......................Ill Jillson Ave. 28 New St. Brayton Rd., Smithfield 2062 Mendon Rd. 43 Madeleine Ave. 84 St. Leon Ave. 37 Kendrick Ave. 56 Morin Heights 86 Fifth Ave. 335 Dulude Ave. Desroches, Marcel Destrempes, Lorayne Dewing, Eleanor DiCarlo, Barbara Dickey, Mary Lou Dogan, Wayne Doherty, Brian Dori, David Downey, Kathleen Dubois, Raymond Dubois, Roger Dubois, Suzanne Dubuc, Susan Ducharme, Jacqueline Ducharme, Roland Dumas, Sharon Dunn, Barbara Durkin, Judith Dwyer, Brenda Dziubaniuk, Jean-Ann Elias, Carole Ann Ellis, Harry Emidy, Donald Emmons, Donna Fagan, John Felice, Robert Ferrelli, Theresa Ferrucci, Richard Flynn, John Fontaine, William Franks, Kelvin Gaiga, Angela Galkin, Kenneth Garceau, Gale Garceau, Jacqueline Gardella, Catherine Garelick, Frank Gariepy, Doris Garland, David Garland, Frederick Geruso, Anthony Giard, Richard Gilman, Madonna Golden, Alan Goosetrey, Joyce Gosselin, Donald Goulet, Pauline Greenland, Arline Gregoire. Paul Guillet, Richard Haggerty, Marjorie Hardink, Marie Hawkins, Randall Hebert, Jacqueline Henry, William Hodgson, George Hood, Sandra Houle, Joanne Houle, Robert Hughes, Elizabeth Hulme, Robert Husted, Dorothy Hustler, Robert Jacobs, Charles Jalbcrt, Henry Jalette, Rosanne Jarret, Guy Julien, Maurice Kaffel, Edward Kalnietis, Guntis Kazan, Theodore ..............152 North Main St. ....................771 Grove St. .....135 Huntington Ave. 52 Blackstone St. Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln, R. I. 32 Hillview Ave., North Smithfield ....................32 Farm St. .......... 59 Salisbury St. 139 Annette Ave. 65 Phoebe St. 658 Logee St. 232 Ballou St. 28 Merrimac Rd., North Smithfield .............. 39 Oregon Ave. 37 Kindergarden St. 54 Bellevue Ave. 117 Trent St. 650 Fifth Ave. 164 Jenckes St. ..........5 Cold Spring Place 397 Logee St. 572 Manville Rd. 324 Second Ave. 121 Meadow Rd. 26 Barton St. 84 Arnold St. 49 Berkeley St. 80 Hamlet Ave. 95 South St. 639 Sixth Ave. 38 Bourdon Blvd. .......172 Progresso Ave. ...................1140 Park Ave. 29 Lincoln St. 29 Lincoln St. 19 Spring St. 531 Prospect St. 371 Cumberland Hill Rd. Baxton St., Slatersville Baxton St., Slatersville 162 Cato St. 86 Transit St. 89 Second Ave. 470 Prospect St. 418 Summer St. .................... 43 Adams St. 66 Beacon St. 293 Eighth Ave. 108 Park Ave. 64 Ruskin Ave. 360 Mason St. 364 Blackstone St. ......399 Lydia Ave. 60 Dean St. 29 Spring St. 61 Church St. 156 Hamilton Ave. 319 Summer St. 60 Maple St. 34 Marshall Rd. 148 Morin Heights ............126 Smithfield Rd. .................240 Third Ave. 151 Cato St. 552 Front St. 112 Earle St. 71 Cote Ave. 757 Grove St. 2000 Diamond Hill Rd. 46 Church St. 44 Mailloux St. 92 FRESHMEN Keach, Donna 199 Bourdon Blvd. Kelly, Robert A. 15 Olo St. Keyes, Patricia 293 Bourdon Blvd. Kogut, Andrea 188 Mowry St. Koury, Ramona 268 Cottage St. Lacroix, Leon 39 Olive St. Laliberte, Patricia 118 Cottage St. Lambert, Ernest 531 Greenville Rd., North Smithfield Lambert, Patricia 360 Park Place Landry, Bertrand 689 Mendon Rd. Landry, Richard 57 Cato St. Lange, Vivian 14 Transit St. Lanois, Theodore 306 Front St. Lanoue, George 126 Maple St. Lanoue, Paul 95 Earle St. Lanowy, Richard 46 Mailloux St. Lapointe, Claire 277 Olive St. Larivicre, Jacqueline 302 Park Ave. Lariviere, Raymond 437 Park Ave. Lauzon, Paul 85 Rathbun St Lavallee, Julia 85 Transit St. Lavallee, Royal 53 Spring St. LeBlanc, Donald 802 Social St. Lebrun, Claudette 216 Garden St. Lebrun, Rachel 203 Larch St. Lemieux, Carolyn 19 Carpenter St., Slatersville Lenz, Joyce 50 Jenckes St. Lezy, Normand 51 Dana St. LHeureux, Mary-Ann 30 Main St., Manville Liard, James 93 Seventh Ave. Lovell, Alice 520 Great Rd., Slatersville Lozeau, Donald Sayles Hill Rd., North Smithfield Lucchesi, Joyce 473 Front St. Lynch, Francis 25 Dexter St. MacDonald, Barbara 73 Boyden St. Macktaz, Ruth 147 Glen Rd. Marquis, Herve 320 Fourth Ave. Martin, Karen 268 Prospect St. Masse. Aime 76 West Park Place Masse, Norman 19 Hebert Ave. Masson. Richard 209 Winthrop St. McPartlin, Winifred 56 Providence St. Mencarcne, Natalie 307 Adams St. Messier, Jeanne 90 Lefrancois Blvd. Miller, Marjorie 157 West St. Misiaszek, Helen 419 Fairmount St. Monday, Florian 941 Mendon Rd. Montmarquette, Anita 42 Beauseliel St. Morgan. Roberta 99 Orchard St. Morin. Robert 318 Third Ave. Morisseau, Gerald 117 Craigie Ave. Murray, Richard 240 Front St. Nadeau, Julie 113 Loring St. Nanni, Roland 323 Maple St. Nault, Doris 371 Cass Ave. Niedzwiadek. Stasia 344 Second Ave. Noclain, Elizabeth 271 Manville Rd. Oberzol, Gerald 209 Bourdon Blvd. Palardy. Shirley Great Rd., No. Smithfield Patenaude, Patricia 1266 Manville Rd. Paul, Jacqueline 320 Rathburn St. Peciwicz, Richard 270 Great Rd.. No. Smithfield Pelletier. Maurice 557 Elm St. Peloquin, William 152 Bennett St. Pennington, Russell 86 MacArthur St. Pernini, Sergio 190 Railroad St., Manville Petrides, Elsie 552 Winter St. Picchioni, Stephen 164 Estes St. Plante, Arthur 200 Summer St. Plante. Muriel 16 Andrews Terrace Poehler, Charlotte 72 Bourdon Blvd. Pnnan ki Evelyn 368 East School St. Poudrier, Pauline Precourt, Suzanne Pryhoda, Thomas Rabeck, Pauline Ramsey. Gloria Reilly, William Remillard, Rachel Richards, Elaine Main St., Slatersville 122 Alice Ave. 225 Lydia Ave. 1010 Diamond Hill Rd. 141 Olo St. 248 Mason St. 364 South Main St. 2086 Mendon Rd. Riendeau, Roger Rivard, Helene Rivet, Maurice 200 Progresso Ave. 226 Cumberland St. 44 St. Cecile Ave. Rohhin$ Francis 129 Hemond Ave. 17 Alice Ave. Roberts, Edith Robitaille, Richard Rock, Rachel 1448 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield 137 Arnold St. 471 Pond St. Rogers, Jeanne Romiti John 95 Woonsocket Hill Rd. 120 Linden St. Rosenberg, Edward Rosenberg Elaine 867 Elm St. 867 Elm St. Rousseau, Margaret 26 Ross St. Roy, Annette 15 Knight St. St. Germain, Elaine St. Pierre, Anita 150 Fourth Ave. 64 Bernon St. St. Pierre, Marian 780 North Main St. Saunders, Jean 725 Park Ave. Schmitt, Deborah Scott, Gerald 251 Great Rd., No. Smithfield 150 Arnold St. Seifert, Sandra Shorr, Edward 205 Summer St. 157 Hemond Ave. Shorr, Marjorie Sicard, Paulette 7 Alice Ave. 38 Papineau Ave. Smith, William 260 Second Ave. Smyk Mary 119 Fifth Ave. Solina Joyce 266 Eighth Ave. Souza, Suzanne 74 Vine St. Stearns, Alice 10 Logee St. Stolasz, Joseph 168 Third Ave. Stone, Gloria 28 Morin Heights Strickland, Leslie Strok, Arlene 43 Summit Ave., No. Smithfield 63 Rhodes Ave. Styborski, Joseph 58 Oakley Rd. 377 Summer St. Swartz, Ellen 113 Highland St. Szczengor, Constance Tanners Paul 149 Roberta Ave. 147 Rebekah St. Tarmey, Judith 546 North Main St. Tarmey, Robert Teja Carolyn 117 Rebekah St. 68 Chester St. Tenori, Dorothy North Main St., No. Smithfield Tessier Roger 451 Burnside Ave. 268 Eight Ave. Theroux, Sheila Thihault, Delvina 52 Newport St. 198 Morin Heights Torello, Jerilyn Turcotte, Lucille 122 North Main St. 255 Morin Heights Tweddell, Suzanne 512 Summer St. Vanvooren Madeline 52 Roberts St. Varieur, Robert 274 Avenue C. Vario Michael 437 Park Ave. Viens, Eleanor 13 Woodlawn Rd., No. Smithfield 27 3 Third Ave. Whittaker, Allen 378 Park Place Wilbur, Milton Wilkins, Janice Wojcik, Patricia 76 Sweet Ave. Providence Pike. Slatersville 18 Fourth Ave. 64 North Main St. Yasinczuk, Sandra Youngkin, Burrows 186 Church St. 710 Morin Heights Zarychta, Raymond 655 Providence St. 93 JUNIORS Adams, Mary 384 North Main St. Hood, James 118 Grand St. Allard, Marie-Lys 451 Logee St. Jacob, Valmore 17 Morton Ave. Aridano, Michael 58 Page St. Javerey, Donald 541 East School St. Barchiesi, Judith 522 Diamond Hill Rd. Javerey, Norman 541 East School St. Beaudoin, Sylvia 176 Mill St. Johnson, Shirley 163 Bourdon Blvd. Beaudry, Richard 730 Manville Rd. Jones, Cynthia 844 Harris Ave. Bednarski, Judith Grange Rd., No. Smithfield Joseph, Judith 27 Lyman St. Belanger, Barbara 82 Farm St. Joseph, Leona 551 Pond St. Bileau, Oliva 686 Cumberland St. Juszczyszyn, Michael 23 Lincoln St. Bileau, Raoul 686 Cumberland St. Kearns, Richard 73 Spring St. Biron, Suzanne 667 Cumberland St. Kennedy, Rosemary 51 Rockland Ave. Boczar, Joan 51 Cato St. Klowan, Michael 203 Arnold St. Borek, William 118 Jeffers St. Koback, Thomas 486 Bcrnon St. Boucher, Jean 326 Providence St. Kokolski, Cornelia 229 Huntington St. Bouley, Eugene 440 Second Ave. Kokolski, Stephen 21 Fairlawn Ave. Breault, Sybil 93 Andrew St. Kucharski, Lucille 3 Admiral St. Brien, Constance 35 Adams St. Kyryliw, Eleanor Languirand, Roger Iron Mine Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Brouillard, Aileen 185 Adams St. 331 Ward St. Brown, David 368 Woodland Rd. Laplante, Judith 67 Bradford St. Brunelle, Albert 236 South Main St. Lataille, Muriel 25 Roberts St. Caio, Sandra 271 Manville Rd. Lavoie, Richard 12 Clark Court Campopiano, Nancy 304 Burnside Ave. Lawless, Clark 81 Pelletier Ave. Canestrari, Sandra 489 Mason St. Lemanski, Joanne 380 Second Ave. Carignan, Ernest 429 Second Ave. Lemay, Pauline 57 Adams St. Clark, Wanda 563 Blackstone St. Lemieux, Robert 95 West St. Clifford, Brian 147 Harrison Ave. Levitre, Jane 269 Great Rd., No. Smithfield Corey, Alfreda 583 Willow St. Liard, Gail 93 Seventh Ave. Cornell, Ronald 105 Farm St. Lizotte, Barbara 582 Blackstone St. Costa, Antonio Cote, Paul 535 Front St. Lupu, Helen Lynch, Louis 31 Chester St. Cote, Roger 169 Cottage St. Maculan, Rose Marie 315 Knight St. Courtemanche, Gerald 78 Napoleon St. Mallatt, Audrey 30 Bellevue Ave. Couture, Russell Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Malboeuf, Shirley Mallin, Carol Mandeville, Jeanne 198 Progresso St. 10 Birch Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Cullen, Beverly 728 Front St. 147 Division St. Cullen, Dorothy 728 Front St. Mariani, Bryant 25 Dewey St. Culter, Sanford 208 Wood Ave. Marrah, Francis 98 Park Ave. Davis, Helen Old Great Rd., Slatersville Miskiavitch, Suzanne 464 Second Ave. DePedro, Donald 706 Morin Heights Niedjadlik, Carolyn 682 Third Ave. Desaulniers, Lillian 108 Blakely Rd. Noumandin, Jeannette 380 Carrington Ave. DeStefani, Richard 126 Monty Ave. O'Coin, Francis 67 Gaulin Ave. Dexrraze, Normand 669 Winter St. 0‘Coin, Ida 67 Gaulin Ave. Dolinski, Michael 226 Park Place Oliveira, Joanne 216 Mowry St. Don Ion, Mary 31 Ormond St. O'Rouke, Carol 223 Winthrop St. Ducharme. Ronald 39 Congress St. Palazzini, Richard 84 Linden Ave. Dulude, Helena 228 Valley St. Parkin, Judith 33 Eighth Ave. Duperron, Albert 188 Bellevue Ave., Union Village Pelletier, Lorraine 110 Morton Ave. Duplessis, Florence 305 Grove Sr Pelletier. Robert Duquette, Joyce 27 First Ave Perron, Janet Durand, Pauline 12 Morin Heights Perusse, Gertrude Fasano, Antoinette Favreau, Rose Marie 65 Hollis St. 194 Providence St. Pichette, Georgette 227 Elder Ballou Meeting House Rd. Fissette, Lillian 154 High St. Proctor, Janice R.F.D. 3, Great Rd., Slatersville Florentz, Anthony 164 Rivulet St. Ramsay, Gladys Providence Pike, Slatersville Flynn, Sandra 231 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Richards. Lorraine 2086 Mendon Rd. Fontaine, Lucille 4 Great Rd. R FD 3 Rivers, Joyce Roberts, Roy Forcier, Murielle 542 East School St. 280 Nursery Ave. Fournier, Jane 598 North Main St. Robillard, Janice 90 Warwick St. Franks, Norman 38 Bourdon Blvd. Robitaille, Roger 112 Dana St. Galipeau, Gloria Romblad, Beverly Gallagher, Neil 360 South Main St. Romprey, Muriel 1588 Providence Pike, No. Smithfield Garneau, Florence 136 Bourdon Blvd. Rondeau, Lucille Roy, Harold 575 Cumberland Hill Road 446 Front St. Geruso, Thomas 162 Cato St Roy, Mary Salembier, Maxine Gignac, Nancy 376 Cumberland Hill 832 Louisquiset Pike Giguere, Roger 525 River St. Sawyer, Robert 75 South St. Godon, Ellen 140 Angell St. Sheehan, Thomas 625 Gaskiil St. Gosselin, Robert 107 Willow St. Sherman, Gail 334 Coe St. Gossclin, Theresa 133 South Main St. Skiffington, Barbara 40 Second Ave. Grondines, Leo 250 Rhode Island Ave. Smith, Carolyn R.F.D. 2 Woonsocket Hill Rd. Guilbert, Estelle 119 East St. Sokolski, Sonia 170 Park Place Guy, Robert 35 Dexter St. Starzak, Barbara Louisquiset Pike Hammann, Richard 26 Bernice Ave. Steiner, Deborah 523 Prospect St. Hare, Preston Maple Ave., Forestdale Taft, Howard 254 Bernon St. Harford, Eileen 179 Lincoln St. Tetreault, Eileen 98 Crawford St. Harnois, Francis 275 Front St. Trahan, Jeanne Trant, James Hart, Dennis Cross Sr., R.F.D. 2, No. Smithfield 450 Cumberland Hill Road Haughey, Carole 797 Elm St. Twining, Judith 95 Thomas St. Heath, Edward Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Twomey, Barbara 37 Cold Spring Place Heron, Ruth 206 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Vandenherreweghe, Dorothy 153 Newland Ave. Hetu, Claudette 181 Morin Heights Vario, Eugene Higgins, Vivian 229 Grove St. Viana Annabelle Hogue, Bertrand 121 Joffre Ave. Wacker Edmund Holt, Judith 516 South Main St Walsh, Edward 73 Sunnyside Ave. SENIORS Adams, Charlene Allard, Jeannine Ames, Patricia Anez, Phillip Aubin, Albert Auclair, Joan Bacolini, Helen Bailey, Wayne Bclhumeur, Andre Bienkiewicz, Velma Bilodeau, Andre Blanchette, Ernest Blanchette, Rita Blouin, Maurice Bonin, Pauline Boucher, Diane Boucher, Robert E. Boudreau, Joan Bousquet, Simone Brown, David Brunetti, Thelma Buglio, Santina Burrows, Judith Calhoun, Jack Carey, Constance Chmiel, Edward Chofay, Ronald Chubay, Thomas Clark, James Clark. Phyllis Cola, Donald Colli, Aldo Cote, Rene Crisafulli, Anthony Cunningham, Alan Danko, John Desautels, Philip Deshaies, Leo-Paul Deziel, Constance Duffy, Kathleen Duguay, Richard Dulko, Barbara Dupuis, Joan Durand, Blanche Dwyer, Paul Elias, Joan English, Mary Ewen, Susan Fagnant, Rachel 188 Bourdon Blvd. 242 Rhodes Ave. Mattity Rd., No. Smithfield 916 Park Ave. ............222 North Main St. .................610 Fifth Ave. .................309 Adams St. 228 Bourdon Blvd. .................234 Greene St. 294 Diamond Hill Rd. 61 Blackstone St. 109 Cumberland St. 109 Cumberland St. 112 Farm St. Rocky Hill Rd., No. Smithfield 273 Wood Ave. 22 West Park Place Old Great Rd., Slatersville 323 South Main St. 31 Alice Ave. 646 Mcndon Rd. 59 Summit St. 279 Ward St. 50 Fifth Ave. 107 Olo St. ...............199 Manila Ave. ...............210 Hemond Ave. 538 Bernon St. 525 Wood Ave. ...............563 Blackstone St. ..............131 Andrews St. Lamoureux Blvd., No. Smithfield 54 Third Ave. .............. 371 Third Ave. 326 Providence St. 848 Third Ave. Birch Hill Ave., No. Smithfield 123 Cote Ave. 242 Paradis Ave. 349 Grove St. 187 Cottage St. 484 Prospect St. 51 Transit St. 107 Warwick St. 164 Jenckes St. 397 Logee St. 84 Crest Rd., No. Smithfield Pound Hill Rd., R.F.D. 3, No. Smithfield Pond House Rd., No. Smithfield Fccnstra, Carol-Ann Providence Pike, R.F.D. 2, No. Smithfield Felice, Barbara Felicio, Esther Ferris, Margaret Fontaine, Raymond Foresti, Rose Mary Gambogi, Emilio Garceau, Arlene Gaulin, Gisele Gendron, Melvyn Geoffrey, Jacqueline Gesualdi, Vincent Girard, Gerald Glod, Judith Golden. Robert Gouin, Gail Gramolini, Richard Gregoire, Yvonne Harnois, Diane Harrington, Donald Hataburda, Virginia Haughey, Joan Healey, James Heroux, Carol Hickerson, Donald Hogue, Andre Hurd, Eleanor Kaboz, Anita Kalnietis, Vaive Kenyon, Maureen Kilcline, Bernard King, Carol Kulik, Florence Laliberte, Laura Lambert, Robert 84 Arnold St. Great Rd., No. Smithfield 47 Rebekah St. 13 Miller Lane .... 79 Dewey St. 269 Rathbun St. ....... 29 Lincoln St. Litzen Rd., No. Smithfield 256 Park Ave. 220 Logee St. 89 Greene St. 592 Front St. 35 Fifth Ave. 470 Prospect St. 225 Carnation St. 1088 Diamond Hill Rd. 64 Roberge Ave. Black Plain Rd., No. Smithfield ........... 854 Harris Ave. 669 Providence St. 797 Elm St. 275 Front St. 34 Summit St. 1833 Diamond Hill Rd. 350 Willow St. ....... 212 Coe St. 460 Diamond Hill Rd. 46 Church St. 9 Birch Hill Ave., No. Smithfield 304 North Main St. Old Great Rd., No. Smithfield 111 Church St. 59 Cottage St. 515 Ballou St. Tamnureux Janet 216 Grand St. Languirand, Andre Tarnrhelle, Robert 279 Avenue A. 76 Prospect St. T raille, Pauline 25 Roberts St. I dur Sylvia 253 Rathbun St. I rd R if hard 3 Short St. Lindsey, Dorothy Lindsey, Viola 255 Bourdon Blvd. 255 Bourdon Blvd. Losardo, Concetta 128 Knight St. 31 Fairlawn Ave. Mahedy, Barbara Mahoney, Veronica 74 Winter St. 25 Napoleon St. Martin, Gloria . 94 Grand St. McGee, Janice 132 North Main St., Slatersville McKenna, William 383 Providence St. 90 Lefrancois Blvd. Miller, James 23 Collins St. Minot, Walter 208 Coe St. Moretti, Judy 1328 Mendon Rd. Morin, Edward 137 Arnold St. Morris, Jerome 779 Park Ave. Morrison, Alan 205 Highland St. Mowry, Rhoda Providence Pike, No. Smithfield Mowry, Warren 90 Prospect St. Mucciarone, Beverly 235 Blackstone St. Mulcahy, Richard 133 Fourth Ave. Mulcahy, Robert 133 Fourth Ave. Murray, Katherine 616 Fifth Ave. Naradowy, Nancy 567 Blackstone St. Nicienski, Joseph 171 Grand St. O’Keefe, Francis 74 Hollis St. O’Rourke, Robert 672 North Main St. Palardy, Janet Great Rd., Branch Village Panetti, Charlene 579 Elm St. Panetti, Nola 579 Elm St. Perron, Gilbert 18 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Pichette, George Pickering, Judith 227 Elder Ballou Meeting House Rd. 204 Rathbun St. Piette, Norbert 81 Main St., Slatersville Plante, Ann Marie 83 Pelletier Ave. Plante, Irene 601 East School St. Pluta, Sandra 138 Bourdon Blvd. Pomfret, Janice 37 Woodland Rd. Pompei, Francis 1121 Diamond Hill Rd. Pompei, Paulette 1121 Diamond Hill Rd. Powers William 22 Dexter St. Provensal, Muriel 225 Talcott St. Ravenellc, Ronald 535 Coe St. Rec Phyllis 5 Laurel St. Reed, Dale Victory Highway, Slatersville Richmond, John 9 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Robbins, Russell 129 Hemond Ave. Robinson, Gordon Homestead Ave., No. Smithfield Rondeau, Yvonne . 24 Rutland Ave. Ross, Donald .. 144 Elmore St. Ryan, Claire 113 Morton Ave. St. Amant, Suzanne 150 Adams St. Salome Rosemary 366 Flora Ave. Scott Nancy 78 Collins St. Sherman Archie 334 Coe St. Silva Shirley 778 Third Ave. Souza Roy 74 Vine St. Stoklosa, Chester 57 Priscilla Rd. Stoyko, Judith 104 Avenue C. Strickland, Harry 103 Elmore St. Stryk Lillian 23 Edmund St. Suranie, Theodore 172 Rutland St. Surowiec, Joyce 12 Fairmount St. Szewczuk, Olga 1078 Diamond Hill Rd. Taber, Robert 18 Crest St. No. Smithfield 165 Front St. Tanfani Vilma 98 Summit St. Teevens, Sandra 760 Third Ave. Teja Patricia 68 Chester St. Tobin Stephen 12 Clarkin St. Valois Wilfred 70 Fifth Ave. Van Brocklyn, Rodman 351 Bernon St. Voisinet Roger 820 Cass Ave. Volpe, Francis 21 E. Orchard St. Wade, John 612 Fairmount St. Wade William 612 Fairmount St. Warzybok, AnnaMae Washerman Bernard 63 Rebekah St. 456 Wood Ave. 38 Bentley St. Zifcak, Geraldine 790 North Main St. 97 REST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 GRATEFULLY, MORIN S STUDIO 154 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 98 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SAVINI CLASS OF ’57 Pontiac Sales Service from South Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts RENZONI’S MARKET PONTIACS GMC TRUCKS 165 Mill Street Free City-wide Delivery” •Mo. i m .. - Telephones: PO 9-5348 - PO 9-5349 Telephone: EDgewood 9-8433 Reno Renzoni, Proprietor Residence Phone: PO 9-3484 Antonio R. Savini, President Compliments of Compliments of BLACKSTONE DYE WORKS, Inc. Allen Street Woonsocket, R. I. to 45 Main Street CLASS OF ’57 Telephone PO 2-0228 100 CARL W. CHRISTIANSEN GEORGE T. HELM JOHN J. HOURIGAN Compliments of JOHN E. ASMUSSEN Discriminating high school C; and private school gradu-ates choose GIBBS sec re- p-tarial training—the door- 3 opener to choice positions. One-Year Secretarial £y Technical training j y,i with supplementary 0 business subjects. Jpf Four-school personal placement service. Write Enrollment Committee lor Gibbs Girls S at Work PROVIDENCE C 1SS Angell St. SJ Alta New Title fe. Cotton V i Montdlir. N.J. Sc H M w OUTSTANDING Secretarial training ! 101 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1957 McCarthy’s Woonsocket's Greatest Store LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 64 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-3596 Compliments of BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY, Commercial Lighting Systems a Specialty Lighting Fixtures Appliances Table Floor Lamps — Giftwares 2 Monument Square PO 2-1937 STANDARD CAB CO. Two-Way Radio Equipped Taxi Safest Ride In Town” — 24-Hour Service Radio Controlled Cabs Telephone: PO 2-5000 102 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 BELISLE BROS. BAKERY 35 Rathbun Street Woonsocket, R. I. MILOT BROS. CO. BUILDING MATERIALS Visit our modern shop — 217 Social Street We have a complete advisory service for prospective home-owners Telephone: PO 9-0380 Compliments of RIVER STREET ENGLISH FISH CHIPS RESTAURANT 31 River Street Rear of Almac’s 103 George A. Pichette George L. Pichette Arthur E. Pichette GEORGE A. PICHETTE SON UPHOLSTERING CO. RUG SHAMPOOING CLEANING In Your Home Or At Our Plant” Telephone PO 2-4357 86 Morton Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of ROBINSON’S APPAREL, INC. 12-18 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island It pays to shop around the corner” POplar 2-9671 POplar 9-7190 Your Hosts Gloria and Francis Saumur Route 122 - Mendon Road Cumberland Hill, Rhode Island MUNDY’S GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOP Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1957 Victory Highway Slatersville Rhode Island Telephone PO 2-0150 PETER PAN ICE CREAM CO. 675 Manville Road, Woonsocket, R. I. Telephones: PO 2-0267 — PO 2-0268 Compliments of NATIONAL MOTOR SALES, INC. 45-150 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO T. Harold Pomfret, Mgr. FORD CARS and TRUCKS 104 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 Best Wishes ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE ENG. WORKS, INC Woonsocket’s GENERAL® 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 JOHNSON WALES FORTIN’S HOME APPLIANCES, INC. BUSINESS SCHOOL 40 Fountain Street Providence, R. I. Sales Service DExter 1-3915 Pick Up Westinghouse Cut for Fortin’s 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. • Washing Machines PO 9-7276 • Refrigerators Accountancy Bookkeeping • Ranges • Home Electrical Appliances Speedwriting Shorthand Office Machines • Ironers • Vacuum Cleaners Business Administration Typewriting • Radios Stenographic (Gregg) TELEVISION Stenograph Machine Woon. PO 9-1900 21 Pond Street Woonsocket, R. I. 105 We Have A Rod for Every Need: Boat or Surf All Rods Custom Made By A Fisherman We Have All The Necessary Equipment To Make Rods WOONSOCKET COLOR CHEMICAL COMPANY MURAT’S TACKLE SHOP Louisquisset Pike — No. Smithfield Call Woonsocket PO 2-0827 Next to Rustic Drive-In Theatre 179 Sunnyside Avenue GREETINGS FROM WOONSOCKET AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION SEIGEL MOTORS, 372 Social Street OLDS JAY MOTORS, INC., 217 Pond Street DODGE PLYMOUTH JONES MOTORS CO., 11 Front Street CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 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 WOONSOCKET NASH COMPANY, 315 Social Street NASH WOOD AVE. MOTOR SALES, 643 Wood Avenue PACKARD INTERNATIONAL 106 Good Advice For Every Young American: Have your own Savings Account! YOUR SAVINGS CURRENTLY EARN 3% 144 Main Street Established 1845 WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS - 1ST. IS4S L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges” CLASS RINGS and PINS Commencement Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals and Trophies MR. THOMAS F. GALVIN Attleboro, Massachusetts 107 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 _ I-4 ! Best Wishes THEROUX BROS. EXPRESS WOOL HAULING and EXPRESSING DEL S FURNITURE STORE 542 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING 416 Pond Street JOSEPH F. MAHONEY, Prop. Telephone: PO 2-0700 BLACKSTONE POTATO CHIP CO., INC. 43 Main Street Blackstone, Massachusetts RHODE ISLAND MANIFOLD COMPANY PRINTERS — OFFICE FURNITURE One Front Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-4600 108 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Compliments of SHOLA TEJA OIL SERVICE 419 Pond Street Telephones: PO 9-1318 — PO 9-7486 HUGO’S MARKET 480 Diamond Hill Road Self-Service MEATS — GROCERIES Free Delivery Telephones: PO 9-2421 — PO 9-2422 B S ELECTRIC AUTO SERVICE 210 Front Street MACK’S ATLANTIC SERVICE LEE TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES 448 Social Street Telephone: PO 2-1396 PARISIAN CLEANERS 84 Front Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Woonsocket, Rhode Island 109 GUY’S FOOD MART. 373 Providence Street Telephone: PO 2-2370 KORNSTEIN’S COMPLETE YOUTH DEPT. STORE at 55 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Clothing, Shoes and Accessories for: .. . Infants ,. . Girls ... Boys . . . Teens and Young Men HARDINK’S FLOWER SHOP MRS. OLGA H. HARDINK, Prop. Flowers for all Occasions Blackstone and Kindergarten Streets Telephone: PO 2-2929 GROSSMAN S OF R. I. Everything to Build With” 657 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-2280 Compliments of Pierannunzi’s Shoe Rebuilding 125 Court Square Top Quality Materials—Expert Workmanship Quick, Efficient Service —Established in 1902— Telephone: PO 2-5533 Compliments of LEDUC’S VARIETY STORE Oakland, Rhode Island TANCRELL CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Complete Industrial Remodeling A Specialty New Construction - Repair Work Maintenance Frank Tancrell 377 Vose Street Designer and Builder Woonsocket, R. I. BELISLE FURNITURE STUDIO The House of Nationally Advertised Furniture Telephone: PO 9-6900 Mendon Road, Cumberland Hill TROTTIER’S EXPRESS, INC. Boston — Providence — Woonsocket 361 Pulaski Boulevard Woonsocket, Rhode Island 110 Compliments of LANEX CHEMICAL COMPANY Research Is Our Most Important Product Woonsocket, Rhode Island CANCELLATION SHOE STORE ANDRY’S SHINE PARLOR 226 Main Street Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9833 Where All The Boys Cel Their Shines GEORGE’S VARIETY STORE RENAUD’S LOUIS G. CHAREST, Prop. SERVICE STATION ujf 10 Transit Street 586 Grove Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island MINOR REPAIRS—ACCESSORIES Telephone: PO 2-9880 NORTHERN FABRICS Box 231 Pascoag, Rhode Island PRATTE’S DRUG STORES, Compliments Q INC of 537 Elm Street — 198 Front Street “ jt m. Woonsocket, Rhode Island A FRIEND RILEY’S, INCORPORATED PINE ACRES 15 Harris Avenue GOLF DRIVING RANGE V PETROLEUM PRODUCTS — TIMKEN DEALER Wrentham Road Telephone: PO 2-3124 South Bellingham, Massachusetts ill HOUSE OF BRIDES Complete Selection of Gowns and Accessories for the entire Wedding Party Telephone: PO 2-1772 Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulations to Class of '57 from PHILIP A. MULVEY CO. D. J. GIRARD, Pres. Paints, Wallpaper, Window Glass, Hardware 40 South Main Street — Telephone: PO 9-5700 Congratulations! Compliments of FAIRMOUNT DAIRY 545 Front Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-5515 PIETTE JEWELERS BEAUDET’S PHARMACY, INC. Rene G. Turcotte, Reg. Ph. Rene J. Deblois, Reg. Ph. Camille L. Turcotte Free Delivery Established 1926 Telephone: POplar 9-2525 329 Park Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 NEW MOON RESTAURANT 876 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of FLORU’S RESTAURANT 245 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9826 Compliments of GRIDIRON CLUB 34 Fournier Ave. Oscar Rotatori, Proprietor 112 Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL FINANCE CORP. Longley Building 194 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island JUDGE EDWARD F. DWYER CROWN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS AT MODERATE PRICES 115 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephones: PO 9-7696 —PO 9-1156 DARIO PLAZA For Reservations Call PO 9-6676 ACCOMMODATIONS FOR LARGE AND SMALL PARTIES COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 from the CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION SACRED HEART PARISH Woonsocket, Rhode Island OFFICERS: Bobby Jo-Ann Joanie Jimmy 113 KRYLO DANCE STUDIOS 65 Main Street PO 9-7767 — TU 3-8438 All types of dancing for Children and Adults Specializing in Ballet — Toe — Tap — Acrobatic and Modern Special Ballroom Classes For Teen-Agers and Adults THE WOONSOCKET Y.M.C.A. W here You Enjoyed The Saturday Night Dances The Basketball Leagues The Swimming Classes And Where You Met and Had Good Times With Your Friends Licensed School Approved by State Board Telephone PA 3-1048 or PO 2-0407 Finan's Pawtucket School of Scientific Beauty Culture Day and Evening Classes — Terms Reasonable 308 Main Street Pawtucket, R. I. FALK BROS. Woonsocket's Quality Family Clothing Store 35 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island ACE SUPPLY CO. 102 Arnold Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-6456 Do It Yourself.” Leatherettes Foam Rubber Upholstery Materials Supplies to Re-Do Your Autos or Home Furniture Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily LEVERONE’S FRUIT STORE 266 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-4513 BLACKSTONE PHARMACY, INC. Donlon O'Brien, Registered Pharmacists Telephone: TU 3-8800 147 Main Street Blackstone, Mass. We Are Open Every Day From 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Including Sundays and All Holidays — Prompt Prescription Service — BOURRE DISTRIBUTING CO. Complete PET DEPARTMENT Suppliers 743 North Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 114 Austin H. Cook David L. Tuttle Arthur B. Merchant with R. P. SMITH SON 1856- 1957 Commercial Bldg. — Rooms 18-19-20 Reliable Insurance of All Kinds Telephone: PO 2-0098 JJ3 AUGER’S SMART SHOP Everything in Men’s Wear 7TC 105 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island H — W e Rent Formal Wear — CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’57” CUMBERLAND FARMS DAIRY BAR MR. and MRS. EMIO TANFANI 131 Pulaski Boulevard Bellingham, Massachusetts | X BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS and ELECTRIC CO. 1 Clinton Street Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-2200 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Compliments of CLASS OF 1957 LEO’S BAKERY, INC. COTE’S BARBER SHOP 23 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 85 Mason Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-6200 115 Compliments of Compliments of THE FRENCH WORSTED COMPANY A. W. ARTESIAN WELL CO. 562 St. Paul Street North Smithfield, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-1649 WELL DRILLING and DRIVING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Boutique Shop of Personalized Fashions SI A Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-5010 Telephone Woon. 352 E. C. CHAGNON SON, INC. For 50 Years—Woonsocket’s Headquarters for Floor and Wall Covering of Every Description 56 Arnold Street Woonsocket's Quality House for Church Tile Compliments of SAM GOLDEN SON, INC. 533 Second Avenue Woonsocket. Rhode Island HAROLD GOLDEN PICHE’S DAIRY Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk and Cream Chocolate and Coffee Milk For Service Call PO 9-3506 WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER COMPANY 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: POplar 9-0709 Service On TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, CALCULATORS, CHECKWRITERS and DUPLICATORS MASON-PRESTON COMPANY BUSINESS FORMS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES 243 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 116 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Seated from left to right: Thelma Brunetti, Gail Gouin, Velma Bienkiewicz, Rosemary Salome. Standing from left to right: Chester Stocklosa, Helen Bacolini, Nancy Narodowy, Blanche Durand, Roger Voisinet, Yvonne Rondeau. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’57 from NORMAND AUCLAIR T.V. RADIO — SALES AND SERVICE 701 Wood Avenue Telephone: PO 9-8080 First In RCA Color Television 117 VICTOR MESSERE Compliments of MISSION ORANGE SHOE STORE and SHOE REPAIRING BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of Ma's Old-Fashioned Root Beer Bostonian Shoes for Men and Boys 146 No. Main St. Telephone: PO 9-0545 Woonsocket, Rhode Island 484 Manville Road Manville, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-7225 PAVONI’S RESTAURANT 857 Park Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9724 FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS — Banquet Hall Available — MONGEAU SHOE STORE, INC. 30 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island KNOWN FOR BETTER SHOES ALLIED 5 1.00 STORE 509 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island GEORGE JALBERT, Prop. CORMIER AND SONS FUEL — OIL SAND — GRAVEL Mendon Road North Smithfield, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-7112 MICHAEL’S BEAUTY SHOPPE DENIS’ SERVICE STATION 805 Park Avenue 112 Main btrect Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-3405 Telephone: PO 2-9636 Compliments of Compliments of GENE’S GROCERY STORE 394 Willow Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island MARTIN’S SHOE REBUILDING 825 Park Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of ARTHUR BEAUDET MORSE SHOE STORE JEWELRY, OPTOMETRIST and GIFTS 111 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 118 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of WOONSOCKET BRUSH CO. 581 North Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’57 from ALPHONSE AUCLAIR SON — PAINTING CONTRACTORS — Interior - Industrial Painting - Exterior 193 Burnside Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: POplar 2-0693 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 Woonsocket, Rhode Island CARRIER’S OIL ALPHONSE CARRIER, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Oil Burners, Burners, etc. 120 Pulaski Boulevard South Bellingham, Mass. Telephone: TU 3-8980 New England Food Store EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY ROBERT’S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES 621 Social Street Telephone: PO 9-2952 INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 251 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Lefrancois Bldg. Telephone: PO 2-1812 Talk it Over with MEE’’ D e rjN-RIl lE Tel. PO 9-4289 PLANT: 45 Foundry St. Branch Stores: 94 Rathbun St. 821 Social St. (Corner Mill) I. MEDOFF COMPANY 245 Railroad Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 119 OZZIE’S SHIRTS DRY CLEANING 126 North Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of NEVILLE’S MARKET 150 North Main Street HOLMAN CATERING CO. Norwood, Massachusetts GENE’S EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 259 South Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island AL JUNIORS SERVICE FILLING —SNOW PLOWING Telephone: PO 9-1361 LAPHAM’S, INC. Farnum Pike 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Smithfield, Rhode Island UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY 85 FAIRMOUNT STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Service Through Science Compliments of HEMOND BUILDING SPECIALTIES Telephone: PO 9-7887 58 Rathbun Street — Woonsocket, Rhode Island PROV. ST. AUTO SUPPLY Jos. Pinocci, Prop. GAS, OIL, AUTO ACCESSORIES Electric Auto Repairs Telephone: PO 2-2091 648 Providence Street Woonsocket, R. I. LEO CABANA HOME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 359 Ward Street Telephone: PO 9-7914 FLORENCE CLEANERS 245 South Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Call and Deliver — Telephone: TU 3-6630 Alterations of All Kinds ST. ONGE’S STORE CHOICE MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES NOTIONS - PATENT MEDICINES - NOVELTIES Self Service — Free Delivery Telephone: POplar 9-3169 302 Rathbun Street LAMBERT’S COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Dial PO 2-9887 or PO 9-7892 Greenville Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island 120 A. F. WADE STUDIO Specializing in Studio Portraits 41 Seventh Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Anything Photographic Wholesale and Retail Photo Finishing By Appointment— Telephone: PO 9-2438 CHARLES A. PELLEGRINO Public Accountant North Smithfield, Rhode Island CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’57 NUBS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 122 Ballou Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-6629 Compliments of A. B. RANKIN SON, INC. 95 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-1285 BLISS PRESS PRINTERS 269 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-3732 LEE’S Paints, Hardware Supplies 292 Second Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Authorized Pittsburgh Paint and Varnish Distributor Compliments of SUE’S RENDEZVOUS EGIDIO DI PARDO 75 Harris Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island 238 Railroad Street Manville, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9655 SEALTEST ICE CREAM 121 It’s the Best JAMES MULLEN CO., INC. Woonsocket’s Oldest Furniture Store Nationally Advertised Furniture — Appliances — Rugs — Mattresses Everything for the Home 76 MAIN STREET, WOONSOCKET Telephone: Poplar 9-9400 — Nights and Holidays: POplar 2-1771 Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 122 TENCZAR STUDIOS, INC. A Photographers 285 MAIN STREET Woonsocket, Rhode Island Congratulations! MASUREL WORSTED MILLS, INC. ROBERT E. BOY AVAL Telephone POplar 9-3708 Compliments of BRANCH RIVER WOOL COMBING CO., INC. H. P. HOOD SONS Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH 549 River Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: POplar 2-0358 Compliments of ARMAND D. DuROCHER Certified Public Accountant 62 HAMLET AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of CITY DAIRY Tel. PO 2-0283 123 FOURNIER FOURNIER 99 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-0940 ARCH WAY Zjfi Home Style Cookies t'V 272 Olo Street Ul Woonsocket, R. I. Phone: PO 9-3955 FAIRLAWN SERVICE STATION ZANZIBAR DINING ROOM Peter Gemski, Prop. 1 Special Catering to Banquets FUEL OILS RICHFIELD RANGE OILS Parties Weddings Showers GASOLINE MOTOR OILS For Reservations Call 793 HARRIS AVENUE PO 2-3735 Woonsocket, R. I. 754 FRONT STREET Tel. PO 9-3943 Res. PO 2-2565 WOONSOCKET, R. I. ROMEO’S MARKET, INC. ROMEO’S PAINT and HARDWARE, INC. 598 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephones: POpIar 2-4137 — POplar 2-6519 ROMEO GRAMOLINI, Proprietor Always the Most Popular Rendezvous in Town BROWN’S SUPER REXALL DRUG STORE If It’s From Brown’s It Has To Be Right” JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 Main Street 124 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Seated, from left to right: J. Auclair, G. Gaulin, R. Fagnant, V. Maguire. Standing: R. Duguay, J. Haughey, V. Bienkiewicz, Vaive Kalnietis, D. Hicker-son, B. Felice, F. Kulik, D. Boucher, F. O’Coin. WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION of INSURANCE AGENTS LODIE BRIEN AGENCY LEO A. BRODEUR A. A. BROWN AGENCY THOMAS F. CAREY AGENCY JOHN C. COSSEBOOM INS. WALTER L. DORAN AGENCY GEORGE R. ETHIER AGENCY ERNEST A. FAUBERT AGENCY M. GAULIN SON, INC. FRANCIS J. HESLIN HOUTMAN SICOTTE AGENCY KEOUGH PRATT, INC. CHARLES L. KIRBY AGENCY JOHN F. KIRBY, INC. EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY IDA J. MORIN OCEAN STAR INS. AGENCY J. HECTOR PAQUIN AGENCY A. A. RICKARDS AGENCY, INC. GEORGE H. ROBERTS AGENCY R .P. SMITH SON H. L. THEROUX AGENCY ALBERT J. VANASSE ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK AGENCY 125 Your Heart Fund says THANKS.” Your cooperation was greatly appreciated. LOUIS T. COTE, Chairman 1957 HEART FUND DRIVE UNITED PAPER COMPANY BRUNETTI BROS. BAKERY 54 East School Street Italian Bread a Specialty Woonsocket, R. I. 54 Elbow Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Complete Paper Service Telephone PO 9-2761 Congratulations! FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 171 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Compliments of TUPPER CORPORATION Compliments of Students and Teacher of Room 11 £ - ftcUAys i ydLoteJ0 -' fir sVU£. CJl y ( k-rdh f f tdtbc+vr SUe f £ a sm? r aM H tL ftlouU, y£ V� _- � -C-t_ yC LA U C'2jL -rc(L (jduJL ) a !! J VOjdL LrU d Compliments of RAY COTTON COMPANY WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND VALOIS ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 279 GREENE STREET PO 9-4237 Woonsocket, R. L W. E. DURKEE COTTON COMPANY 264 TECHWOOD DRIVE, N.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA WALSH FLOWERS, INC. Compliments of 711 FRONT ST. PO 2-5140 WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Flowers by Wire Walter T. Walsh Richard T. Walsh 127 Congratulations! CLASS of 1957 Congratulations CLASS of ’57 —from— DR. and MRS. DOMINIC P. FERRUCCI —from— DR. and MRS. ELPHEGE A. BEAUDREAULT Congratulations CLASS of 1957 DR. and MRS. VICTOR H. MONTI Congratulations’. THOMAS J. LALOR, M.D. Congratulations to Congratulations to the CLASS of ’57 The CLASS of 1957 —from— DR. and MRS. DR. and MRS. C. J. DESTEFANI S. ROBERT SADWIN Compliments of DR. and MRS. AURELIEN E. GUAY and Family 128 Good Luck Fellow Graduates from the SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VAN” JOAN” SANDY” BERNIE” JOYCE” THE CLASS OF ’57 Compliments of THE BELL COMPANY ONE MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND J. B. FARNUM COMPANY Hardware — Paints — Sporting Goods Wallpaper Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: POplar 9-2700 Compliments of JOHN F. DORIS 129 Compliments of ROLAND BILEAU TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. 317 Rhodes Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. ROLAND BILEAU, President ELWINN SHOE SHOP 99 MAIN STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Best Wishes from CHAMP’S DINER 1338 Park Avenue Tel. PO 9-2213 Compliments of VERMETTE’S 1347 DIAMOND HILL ROAD PO 2-9661 E. J. SAUVAGEAU SON, INC. Electrical Contractors 495 SOCIAL STREET PO 2-3328 George PO 9-8993 A. F. RUHLAND Public Stenographer and Recorder A Letter or a Volume” Room 1, One Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-3550 and PO 2-2123 EDGAR’S BAIT TACKLE SHOP Live Bait Fishing Licenses Issued Here 425 DIAMOND HILL ROAD Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulations From FRANK’S MARKET 21 FIRST AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-3630 Phone: Woon. PO 2-6009 Res. PO 9-6009 QUINCY MONUMENTAL WORKS ARM AND O. LUSSIER, Prop. 456 SOCIAL STREET Woonsocket, R. I. MARTINELLI BAKERY Prop.—Vincent Tarducci 439 RATHBUN ST. POplar 2-2358 Woonsocket, R. I. Specializing in All Styles of Italian Breads and Rolls 130 LEADERS IN PROCURING ADVERTISEMENTS Seated, left to right: B. Felice, J. Auclair, G. Gouin, R. Salome, V. Bienkiewcicz. Standing: J. Elias, R. Duguay. ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR INSURANCE 131 BELLINGHAM LUMBER CO. Building Material and Supplies Yard at Cor. Polaski Boulevard and Lake St. South Bellingham, Mass. — TXJcker 3-6878 Mail Address: R.F.D. 1, Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of GOUIN SUPPLY CO. 79 Roland Street Woonsocket, R. I. I. T. U. 53 FEDERAL STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Wholesale and Retail Water Heaters — Heating Apparatus Plumbing Fixtures — Pipe Fabricating Tel. PO 9-0061 or PO 9-0062 WOONSOCKET COUNCIL WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES Home of RITE-CAPS’’ 767 SOCIAL STREET No. 113 Phone 2-4400 Woonsocket, R. I. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Best Wishes to Class of ’57! PETIT’S MARKET 143 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: POplar 9-7224 132 Compliments of EDWARD J. CONDON Superintendent of Schools Compliments of DR. and MRS. C. ISRAEL STANLEY H. MOWRY Land Surveyor Congratulations To Class of 1957 from DR. BERTRAND J. BEAULIEU Compliments of A DOCTOR FRIEND JUDGE WALTER H. SHARKEY 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Congratualtions To (he CLASS of ’57 ANTHONY POMPEI Congratulations To the CLASS of ’57 from MR. and MRS. ARMAND G. AUCLAIR Compliments of RAYMOND F. MURPHY CO. — Accountants — 162 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 2-2060 Best Wishes From ALTON P. THOMAS, M.D. Compliments of the WOONSOCKET DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY 133 FONTANA’S FLOWERS 1098 DIAMOND HILL ROAD PO 9-0462 Woonsocket, R. I. MINNIE S BEAUTY SHOP 285 Main St. PO 2-3851 375 Providence St. PO 9-2717 YVONNE MOREAU HOSIERY SHOP 200 MAIN STREET PO 2-6161 Woonsocket, R. I. POLONIA BAKERY 118 JEFFERS STREET JOSEPH B. BOREK, Prop. COMMODORE CLEANING CO., INC. 157 FRONT STREET Phone PO 9-0801 Woonsocket, R. I. For Appointment Call POplar 9-1940 LORRAINE S BEAUTY SHOP LORRAINE COUSINEAU, Proprietor 157 Manville Road Woonsocket, R. I. IMPERIAL ELECTRIC CO. Industrial Oil Burner . , ,. Motor and Winding Elevator uo-j ' £ 709 and Wiring s service Repairing Servicing Commercial — Industrial — Residential Maintenance — Construction — Engineering 584 North Main St. Woonsocket, R. I. 34 Social Street Woonsocket PO 2-1657 Pascoag 588 Best Wishes EUGENE FURNELL CHIPMAN CORNER SERVICE STATION Compliments of VANDA’S BEAUTY STUDIO 553 SOCIAL STREET PO 2-4392 Compliments ELAINE’S FLOWERS 225 GREENE STREET PO 2-6438 Woonsocket, R. I. 134 GARELICK BROTHERS FARMS MILK CREAM TASTE THE FRESHNESS” Compliments of WOONSOCKET’S LARGEST REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENCY ALDO GRAMOLINI 135 1052 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island Congratulations to the CLASS of 1957 BERNARD A. KILCLINE WILLIAM T. KILCLINE Meats and Groceries RAYMOND J. CHARTIER 81! HAMLET AVENUE Tel. PO 9-4037 Woonsocket, R. I. WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL CO., INC. 139 Hamlet Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. POplar 2-5460 Heating Oils — Coal — Bottled Gas Plumbing Supplies Sales and Service of Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment CHARTIER’S PHARMACY Prescription Service and Sick-Room Supplies 1046 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND THAYER’S COUNTRY STORE CO. Paints — Hardware — Houseware Toys — Sporting Goods Louisquisset Pike at Park Square NORTH SM1THFIELD, R. I. ARMAND POULIOT, President-Owner Telephone PO 2-4312 MOUSSEAU’S, INC. Men’s Furnishings Formal Wear Rented For All Occasions 289 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R.I. Tel. PO 9-2583 Lubrication — Batteries — Washing Oils — T ires — T ubes JOHNNY’S SERVICE STATION 480 SOCIAL STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Free Service SADWIN CURTAIN MFG. CO., INC. Manufacturers and Distributors of Novelty and Promotional Curtains 200 CATO STREET Tel. PO 2-2012 Woonsocket, R. I. 136 Best Wishes From THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS '•Al” “Anne” Barb” Ed” CLASS of ’58 WOONSOCKET LUMBER CO. 58 Rivulet Street guMir19' Mason Supplies — Hardware Lumber — Shingles — Millwork For Prompt Delivery — Call PO 2-1891 CLUB EMBASSY RESTAURANT and GIFT SHOPPE ABRAHAM E. GOLDSTEIN, INC. PAPER MERCHANTS Canal Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of PARK SQUARE MARKET LOUISQUISSET PIKE North Smithfield, Rhode Island ROYAL CATERERS JEFFERS STREET Woonsocket, R. I. HILLTOP FARMS 201 PULASKI BLVD. SOUTH BELLINGHAM Quality Milk and Dairy Products At a Savings Open 7 Days a Week HAMLET GULF SERVICE STATION Greasing — Lubrication — Washing Minor Repair Work Your Friendly Gulf Dealer Brakes Relined and Adjusted Spring Work — Batter)’ Charging Tires — Tubes — Accessories Corner Hamlet and Carrington Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. COTE’S SUPERETTE, INC. 570 NORTH MAIN STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Quality Meats and Vegetables Tel. PO 9-7812 137 DANIELS TOBACCO CO., INC. Wholesale Tabaci onist — Confectionery 77 HAZEL STREET PO 2-2465 Woonsocket, R. I. WILLIAM HELLER, INC. SPINNING DIVISION Woonsocket, R. I. ELECTRIC SERVICE SALES OF RHODE ISLAND, INC. 1 Front Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-0960 GASTON A. AYOTTE, SR. Advertising Specialties 553 SOCIAL STREET Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone PO 9-4911 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1957 J. C. MAILLOUX CO. Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island PARK SQUARE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home l-'urnishers 35 Louisquissct Pike No. Smithfield, R. I. PO 9-6420 CONRAD FORTIER—Tel. PO 2-3495 JOHN SCARAMELLA—Tel. PO 9-1976 RIVARDS VARIETY PROVIDENCE PIKE Open 8:00 to 8:00 Daily LILLIAN’S BEAUTY SALON 517 SOCIAL STREET PO 9-2043 Compliments of ENTERPRISE DYE WORKS, INC. 229 FIRST AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. HEMOND’S FOOD MARKET 444 ELM STREET Telephone PO 9-2513 A. A. RICKARDS AGENCY, INC EUGENE M. BOUTIETTE Insurance — Real Estate Room 56 Commercial Building Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 138 Telephone PO 9-3800 Compliments of VALOIS MEAT MARKET 76 WEST STREET NEW SHANGHAI RESTAURANT 267 MAIN STREET Woonsocket, R. I. DANKO’S BAKERY 446 RIVER STREET Woonsocket, R. I. ARNOLD HILL SERVICE STATION 68 Arnold St. Woonsocket, R.I. FRANK KEARNS AUTO SUPPLY A FRIEND” Machine Shop Service of 100 BERNON STREET Woonsocket High School FAIRMOUNT FOUNDRY CO. Gray Iron Castings—Bronze and Aluminum 25 Second Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-1585 PELLETIER CONSTRUCTION CO. (INCORPORATED) General Contractors and Builders 173 Bailey Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Tel. PO 2-2980 — PO 9-9295 A Complete Line of Hardware For Home, Garden, Workshop Pinault Hardware Co. 584 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 2-2283 DESLAURIERS BAKERY Mmm— So Good! 107 FRONT STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 2-3632 139 ANGELO MACULAN SONS Fuel Range Oil—Lynn A. D. Sales Service 319 Estes Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 9-3361 or PO 2-2453 Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON’S Park Square Woonsocket, R. I. LaFOREST PHOTO SERVICE Candid Weddings — Baby Pictures — Industrial Special Occasions YOUR HOME OR SITE IS MY STUDIO 293 Gaulin Ave. Woonsocket, R.I. PO 9-8933 Congratulations to CLASS of 1957 From FRIENDLY CORNER SPA” RALPH VITALE, Proprietor Compliments of SAVARD GALLANT CADORET BROTHERS VS- V 503 SOCIAL STREET Compliments of POplar 9-1616 TUcker 3-7280 C. B. CONSTRUCTION CO. JOE, THE BARBER 38 ARNOLD STREET Sand—Loam—Gravel—Crushed Slone Asphalt Penetration—General Excavation 429 Pond Street Woonsocket, R. I. LARKIN Bridal Counsellor Lillian O. Romprey ygT Congratulations CLASS of ’57 GIRARD’S DINER 440 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of Best of Luck CLASS of ’57 RATHBUN FACTORY OUTLET WINSOR 476 RATHBUN STREET MANUFACTURING CO. Woonsocket, R. I. 44 HAZEL STREET Woonsocket, R. I. 140 Gracious Hospitality — Friendly Service Traditional at Hxtmbge 3nn UXBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS On Route 122 and 16 — 8 Miles from Woonsocket A. F. LUNN LUMBER NORTH MAIN STREET SLATERVILLE FRANKLIN RESERVOIR BAIT SPORTS CENTER 459 PLEASANT STREET FRANKLIN, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of FIRST WARD THE L. H. TILLINGHAST SUPPLY ITALIAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS’ COMPANY CLUB 115 RAILROAD STREET 259 COTTAGE STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Specializing in Pizza Pies BONOLLO PACKING CO., INC. Telephone: POpIar 9-1910 — POplar 9-1911 104 BERTHA AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS —cs TT X3T 141 Qise)? G BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTOMOBILES Nello's Motor Sales; 629 Front Street PO 2-2494 BEAUTY SHOPS Lady Helene’s Beauty Salon; 939 Social Street PO 2-1309 BOWLING ALLEYS Carbarn Alleys; 1104 Social Street PO 2-9790 CLEANERS Giard’s Dry Cleaning Service; 46l 2 Cumberland Street PO 9-4088 DEPARTMENT STORES Social Department Store; 590-598 Social Street PO 2-3346 EMBROIDERY AND YARNS Ledoux Embroidery Shop; Room 62, Commercial Bldg.; 99 Main Street PO 9-6196 FLORISTS NYS Flowers; 508 Diamond Hill Road PO 9-5894 GIFT SHOPS Bazaar Shop; 2 Monument Square PO 9-5090 GLASS Tap Glass Works; 631 River Street PO 9-7340 HARDWARE Charles C. Kerlew Hardware; 263 South Main Street PO 2-0456 INTERIOR DECORATORS King's Studios; 69 Arnold Street PO 2-0087 MARKETS Poirier’s Market; 472 Willow Street PO 9-0203 Corrieri’s Market; 275 Knight Street PO 9-6958 PAINT Curly Paint and Supply Co., Inc.; 407 Arnold Street PO 2-6297 RADIO TELEVISION Thibault Radio Television; 554 North Main Street PO 9-7949 RESTAURANTS Lenox Grill; Crooks Corner—Rt. 126, So. Bellingham, Mass. TU 3-9457 TRANSPORTATION Boston Woonsocket Express; 418 Diamond Hill Road PO 2-4105 VENETIAN BLINDS Woonsocket Venetian Blind Service; 15 Fairlawn Avenue PO 2-4561 142