Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

1958 Quiver Woonsocket High School Woonsocket, Rhode Island DEDICATION As we reminisce about our three years at Woonsocket High School, one person is affixed in our minds. Your long and devoted service to the students of Physics and to our athletes will never be forgotten by anyone who has ever known you. You have taught us leadership and sportsmanship both in the classroom and on the field. So, to you, MR. SAVARIA, we, the class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook as a small token of our deep appreciation. 2 1 ✓ THEME One of the best ways for any young person to develop responsibility, good judgment, and maturity is through the medium of Sports. Whether a girl participating only weekly in gym classes or a boy managing his work as captain of the football team, we are all afforded an opportuniy to display our qualities in the art of good sportsmanship. With this in mind, we, the members of the Quiver” staff of 1957-58 wish to develop this theme of Sports throughout this year’s Quiver”. FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION MR. JOSEPH F. DOWLING Vice Principal, Faculty Manager MR. CHARLES A. DONLON Principal MISS MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls THE NEW LIBRARY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN MISS ETHEL E. McCOMBE Business, Quiver, Financial Adviser MISS MARGARET E. McGILL History MISS CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Guidance, Tests and Measurements MISS ELIZABETH R. O'DONNELL Mathematics MISS RUTH E. PARSONS English THE NEW LIBRARY MISS FRANCOISE B. VALCOURT French, Quiver, Literary Adviser MR. LEO J. ALLARD, JR. English MISS RUTH BARTLEY English, Journalism, Villa Novan MISS HELEN P. BASQUIN Physical Education MR. RAYMOND J. BETAGH Biology, Latin MISS MARGUERITE L. CRAWFORD Art Supervisor MISS ANNA H. BLANKSTEIN English MR. MARTIN P. CROWLEY, JR. History, English MISS IRENE R. CHARTIER R. N. MR. ROGER J. DWYER Cross Country Coach, Track Coach MISS ANNA C. DYJAK Typewriting, Geography MRS. MARGARET S. FISH Homemaking MR. FRANCIS J. ENRIGHT Physical Education MR. RAYMOND J. FISHER Vocational Course MR. LEMUEL G. FISH Director of Manual Training MISS FLORENCE A. GENEREUX Stenography MR. THOMAS E. HANLEY Art, Mechanical Drawing MR. CHARLES J. HILL History, Driving MISS HARRIET I. JALBERT French, History MISS SERENA F. JONES English MR. HERMAN R. I.ANTNER Algebra, Geometry MISS GERTRUDE F. LLOYD Speech MR. WALTER J. KANE Audio-Visual MR. WILFRED N. LAVALLEE French, History, Hockey Coach MISS LILLIAN R. MAHER Typewriting, Office Practice MR. ALFRED G. LAGUE Music MR. LOUIS R. LEVEILLEE Librarian MR. FRANCIS V. MARRAH Chemistry MISS HELEN M. McCOMBE Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Typewriting, Law, and Economics MISS ISABELLA M. MORAN R. N., Head Nurse MR. G. M. SAVARIA Director of Physical Education Physics MR. JOHN P. McKINNON Football Coach MISS MAE F. OWENS Bookkeeping, Typing MISS SARAH M. SMITH English, Dramatics, Senior Class Adviser MR. BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, General Mathematics MISS ADELINE G. RANDALL Mathematics MR. WALTER SYMES Machine Shop April 1, 1958 Traditional secondary school graduation exercises seemingly bring to an end one phase of a way of life and mark the beginning of another. Of greater significance, however, is the fact that as seniors, you young men and women now stand at the crossroads ready to choose one of many divergent paths which will take you to your ultimate goal in life. As teachers and educators, it is our hope that while with us you have developed a healthy respect for intellectual achievement, a deep sense of moral values, a desire for personal integrity and a spirit of fairness in living with your fellow man. In the further preparation of becoming a respected and valued member of society, you will realize from time to time the emotions of joy, sorrow, and frustration common to all. We feel that with God’s help you will find the strength and courage to face your problems unafraid. Congratulations on a job well done and sincerest wishes for your future success. 10 EDWARD J. CONDON VICE-PRESIDENT ANNABELLE VIANA Pet peeve — conceited people . . . Our peppy captain of the cheerleaders . . . Will someday travel to Italy ... Spends most of her money on food. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. TREASURER FRANCIS MARRAH Frank”, are you by any chance related to the Chemistry teacher? . . . One of the stars on the baseball diamond . . . Is watching T.V. the only way you waste time? Ambition: Engineer. Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature 3, 4; Class Officer 4. PRESIDENT SECRETARY BARBARA SKIFFINGTON Skiffy” The vivacious little co-captain who can be seen at Barry Field. Pet peeve — Students who don't have school spirit. Alive is the word for this gal. Ambition: Airline Hostess. RICHARD BEAUDRY Dick” . . . The sleeper ... A rough and tough center, but dislikes big football players . . . Big Dick Yum Yum Beaudry . Ambition: State trooper. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. 11 STEVE ABRANTS Detests women drivers . . . but loves Chemistry . . . Wants to travel to Hawaii ... A real cool ham operator. Ambition: Factory owner. MARY ADAMS Pet peeve — Boys with D.A. haircuts. Spends money on records. Favorite sport is baseball. Likes dances at the K. of C. Ambition: To work in an office. MARIE LYS ALLARD Can be seen at the Park Theatre . . . A Book of Knowledge” reader . . . Always impatient for law class. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. JUDITH BARCHIESI Judy” . . . Dislikes conceited people ... A real book worm and olive eater from way back! ... Tell us, do you really like bookkeeping? Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 3; Quiver Financial Committee 4. SYLVIA BEAUDOIN Syl” . . . The girl with the perpetual grin and always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Would like to travel to Bermuda . . . On a honeymoon? . . . Favorite beverage — Frappes”. Ambition: Marriage. JUDITH BEDNARSKI Judie” — Explodes if anyone spells her name J-u-d-y! Pert and pretty. A neat dresser. Keeps Tom on Cloud 9. From a school ring to a —. Pet peeve — To be kept waiting. Ambition: Marriage. RAOUL BILEAU Here's our Farmland” boy who keeps the money rolling in. One of the few truly shy and innocent boys in W.H.S. Ambition: Success. SUZANNE BIRON Sue” ... A flashing smile and a pleasing personality go hand in hand with this Miss . . . Always bubbling over with mirth . . . Oh! I forgot my books. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Villa Novan 3; Quiver 4; Villa Fair 3. JOANN BOCZAR Joanie” . . . Pet peeve — conceited boys . . . Always Bob-bing along . . . Doesn't like being called Red . . . Would like to travel to Hawaii. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3- WILLIAM BOREK Billy” . . . Who taught you to write G.M.S.? . . . Hot rods in a green Hudson . . . Co-captain of the Hockey Squad . . . Wants more school spirit. Ambition: History teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. 13 JEAN BOUCHER Pet peeve — snobby people . . . Likes dancing and cooking . . . Always loaning money to boys . . . Favorite class is Chemistry. Ambition: Nurse Marriage. EUGENE BOULEY Gene . . . Loves Solid class . . . Collector of Rhythmn and Blues” records . . . Always ready with an answer in Math Review. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Choral 4; Quiver Literary Board 4. SYBIL BREAULT Syb” Pet Peeve — Elvis Presley fans. Favorite class is Solid. Spends most of her weekends at U.R.I. Loves a good time. Ambition: Nurse. DAVID BROWN Pet peeve — spending money . . . David, are you chewing gum again? . . . Favorite period — LUNCH. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Crosscountry 4; Villa Novan 3, 4; Quiver Advertising 4; Villa Fair 3, 4; Track 4. 14 CONSTANCE BRIEN Connie . . . An eager beaver . . . Always running wild in Room 22 . . . A ready smile and a helping hand . . . Hopes to see Rome . . . Pet peeve — boys who run after girls. Ambition: Office Worker. AILEEN BROUILLARD Pet peeve — BOYS!!! . . . Another Grandma Moses . .. Also is a thinker . . . Wants to travel to Niagara Falls. Ambition: Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3, 4. ALBKRT BRUNELLE Al . . . Can be found working at Reliance Molded Plastics ... A real supporter of baseball . . . Wants to see the big cities of the world. Ambition: Manager. NANCY CAMPOPIANO Nan” . . . Likes dancing and reading . . . Wants to go to Hawaii ... A real badminton fan . . . Spends a great deal of her money on clothes . . . W.H.S.'s humming bird! Ambition: Medical Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3. WANDA CLARK One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . What's so interesting at U.R.I.? . . . Spends money on clothes and pizza . . . Have you finished knitting those sox for Bobby yet? Ambition: Medical Field. RONALD CORNELL Ronnie” ... A truly hard worker and continuous studier ... Ronnie” doesn’t say much in class but is always ready with an answer. Ambition: ??? ANTONIO COSTA Tony — Every girl's dream — Very friendly. Can always be found in the nearest telephone booth or standing on the corner. Pet peeve — Nagging teachers. Ambition: Sports announcer. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. 15 PAUL COTE Pet peeve — homework ... A head hunter from way back . . . Can be seen at his father's market . . . Another speech class lover. Ambition: Scientist. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2. ROGER COTE The boy from Najarians. Keep out of trees. A real rock’n’roll enthusiast. Wants to go to Rome. The Michael Angelo of W.H.S. Ambition: Commercial Artist. RUSSELL COUTURE A clerk at ''Almac's’’. Spends all of his money on records and books. A football rooter. Loves Chemistry class. A dancer but never dances in the gym. Ambition: Police officer. BEVERLY CULLEN DOROTHY CULLEN SANFORD CUTLER Bev . . . Our little ice cream scooper on the Pike . . . Wide awake in English . . . Eleanor K’s twin . . . Can always be seen in 22 at 2:30! . . . Pet peeve — Conceited boys. Ambition: Medical Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3. Dolly” Soda clerk at Dairyland”. Likes to spend money on clothes. Favorite class is English. Wants to travel to Rome. Ambition: To own a fashion shop. Sandy” . . . Likes to keep Miss Val-court company after school ... I wonder why he likes Math Review so much? Ambition: To sleep all day. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4. 16 RONALD DALTI HELEN DAVIS DONALD DE PEDRO A wonderful personality. A smile for everyone. Believes a woman’s place is in the home not behind a steering wheel. Interested in Sport Cars. Pet peeve — Women Drivers. A girl hot rod . . . Takes Dick’s car to school . . . One of our North Smith-field classmates . . . Quiet but with a lot on the ball . . . Pet peeve — Mr. Marrah. Poopsie . . . Pet peeve — skinny girls . . . Wastes his time and spends all his money on food . . . One of Pa Voidna’s boys . . . Also one of Miss Lloyd’s pride and joys. Ambition: Dentist. Ambition: Secretary. Ambition: ??? ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Quiver Art 4. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DeSTEFANI Dick . . . Can be seen behind the counter on Park Avenue ... A hockey stick in one hand and a tennis racket in the other . . . Do you have trouble on Tuesday nights? Ambition: To be happy. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Stella Magna 4; Villa Fair 4. MICHAEL DOLINSKI Mike . . . One of Mr. Hanley’s artists . . . Never wastes his words . . . Always studying in Room 12 . . . What are you thinking about?” Ambition: Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Advertising 4. 17 MARY DONLON Why do you like Medieval History? . . . Always hot-rodding around . . . Her car can usually be seen at the Pizzeria . . . Can sometimes be seen in ’someone's’ Chevy. A cute little Miss. Ambition: Psychiatrist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Literary Committee 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. HELENA DULUDE Always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . Perks up the patients at the Woonsocket Hospital . . . Have you got any gum?” Ambition: Nurse. ALBERT A. DUPERRON Duke” . . . Loves all sports . . . Cocaptain of the football team . . . I’ll never marry . . . Pet peeve — boys who are able but who don't go out for football. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 3; Stella Magna 3, 4. Ambition: Airplane pilot. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 4. FLORENCE DUPLESSIS Inch” . . . Good things come in small packages . . . Always seen doing her homework ... A sweet girl with a great personality. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Circulation 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Quiver Advertising 4; Stella Magna 4. PAULINE DURAND Pet peeve — snobs . . . Would like to travel to Europe . . . Always buying new clothes . . . Favorite class: Chemistry . . . Will-ye meet someone downtown? Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4. 18 ANTOINETTE FASANO Ann” Not so quiet as she seems . . . Spends all her time keeping out of trouble . . . Makes Mr. Hill nervous. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Subscription 4; Villa Fair 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Stella Magna 4. ROSE MARIE FAVREAU Rose” . . . Sweet and innocent!?! . . . An ardent U.R.I. fan . . . Sybil’s other half . . . Loves Math Review in Room 2. Ambition: Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Stella Magna 2, 4. LILLIAN FISETTE Sugar ... As sweet as her nickname! . . . Pet peeve — boys in Bermuda shorts . . . Busy as a bee in the cafeteria ... Would like to travel to Rome. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Stella Magna 2, 4; Quiver Advertising 4. ANTHONY FLORENTZ Tony . . . Loves all of the girls all of the time . . . Spends all of his money on gas, but is always running out! . . . Works in Beaudet’s. Ambition: To be a millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4. SANDRA FLYNN Sandy” . . . Our high stepping Irish lassie who leads our majorettes in all the parades . . . Always waiting for the phone to Buz” . . . Don't call me Tootsie’!!” Ambition: Medical Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4. LUCILLE FONTAINE Lou” . . . Mr. Lague’s songbird . . . Very enthusiastic when it comes to music . . . What sparkling eyes you have! . . . See you in the movies! Ambition: Actress. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Choral Officer 3; All-State Chorus 3, 4; Quiver artist 4; Villa Fair 4. JANE FOURNIER Always running to Miss McCombe . . . Spends all her time writing to Gil . . . One of Miss Basquin’s favorites. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4. 19 FLORENCE GARNEAU Flo” ... A cute little cheerleader who really puts her heart and soul into cheering . . . Loves to jitterbug in the gym . . . Adores football games. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4. THOMAS GERUSO A1 Capone” ... Pet peeve — being chased from B.V.G. E. corner . . . Can always be seen at the library . . . Loves to tease girls . . . One of The boys”. Ambition: To travel to Mexico. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Crosscountry 3; Choral 4; Track 4. ROGER GIGUERE Rog” . . . One of the shop” boys . . . Always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . Can be seen on roofs with T.V. antennas . . . Why travel to the Siberian Salt Mines? Ambition: Toolmaker. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 4. A. EVELYN GLORIA Ann” . . . Always ready with a witty remark . . . Would love to travel to Hawaii ... In a business whirl, 24 hours a day . . . Could cheer-up anyone. Ambition: Marriage. 20 ELLEN GODON A real cute gal from Room 12 . . . Can always be seen in a two-tone Chewy . . . Favorite subject — bookkeeping ... A twinkle in her eyes and a smile for everyone. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4; Stella Magna 4; Villa Fair 4. ROBERT GOSSELIN Goose” Able captain of our basketball team . . . Always riding around in a green Chevy . . . Love that wave in your hair. Ambition: Millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4. THERESA GOSSELIN Terry . . . Hates to be contradicted . . . Would like to travel to Europe . . . Favorite class: Gym. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 3; Stella Magna 4. ROBERT GUY Giggums Ever faithful to Mr. Lague's band . . . Blows a mean trumpet . . . How about a ride in your bomb”??? Ambition: Cadillac owner. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HAMMANN Dick ... One of the boys! ... Always at the Pizzeria on Friday night . . . Favorite song: Wake-up Little 'Susie' ” . . . The German. Ambition: Hockey Star. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. PRESTON HARE DENNIS HART CAROLE HAUGHEY Always ready with answers in Math Review . . . Quiet, but when he says something it’s worthwhile . . . All the girls long to know you better! Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Cross-country 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Choral 4; Stella Magna 4. Dennis the Menace . . . Rock’n Roll enthusiast . . . One of the brilliant senior boys . . . Spends all his money on girls . . . Lives far away! Ambition: To be RICH. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Choral 4; Stella Magna 4. Pet peeve — Conceited people . . . Our own Kathryn Murray . . . Would like to travel to the Hawaiian Islands. Ambition: Dancing instructor. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Circulation 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Stella Magna 4; Villa Fair 4. 21 EDWARD HEATH Eddie” . . . One of Almac's specials . . . Where are you going after school today? . . . How are things down at the barn? Ambition: Air Force. RUTH HERON A quiet Miss but 100% on the ball . . . A veteran member of the Student Council for 3 years . . . She is sure to succeed in life. Ambition: To be a competent nurse. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. CLAUDETTE HETU Pet peeve — Snobby people . . . Enjoys dancing, sports, and shopping . . . Spends spare time eating . . . Would like to travel to Europe. Ambition: Private Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4. VIVIAN HIGGINS This girl does nothing with her spare time because she has no spare time . . . She is a friendly but a quiet Miss. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3. 4. BERTRAND HOGUE Pete” . . . Can be found at Jet-O-Matic on weekends . . . Favorite class is Speech . . . Enjoys water-skiing . . . One of the boys” . . . Has a very patriotic car. Ambition: Steeple Jack. JUDITH HOLT Judy is an ardent sports enthusiast, especially loves swimming. Hopes to travel all over the U.S. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. 22 VALMORE JACOB Val . . . Pet peeve — Having to shave every morning . . . Would like to travel to England, France, and Italy . . . Enjoys reading books and plays. Ambition: Theatrical Business Manager. DONALD JAVERY Hopes to be a 1st class machinist one day. Don loves to take long walks in his spare time. Ambition: Machinist. NORMAN JAVERY Norm” ... A ’whiz’ in Word Wealth??? . . . Puts all the girls in a state of 'FRENZY' with his curly blond hair . . . Would like to roam the 48 states. Ambition: To be rich. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Villa Novan 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Shirl . . . Always busy buying writing paper and stamps in order to write to her good friends . . . Loaded with spirits. Ambition: Housewife and Mother. CYNTHIA JONES Cindy” . . . Pet peeve — Conceited boys . . . Spends money on pizza at the New Moon . . . Favorite Class is Chemistry . . . Usually found at the C.Y.O. center or with Joe. Ambition: Nursing. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Choral 4; Villa Fair 4. JUDITH JOSEPH Judie” Stays home every night to work on her science projects ... Loves hen” parties . . . Our artist. Ambition: Scientist. ACTIVITIES: Science Fair 2, 3; Choral 3, 4. 23 MICHAEL JUSZCZYSZYN Mike” . . . Loves that old Chevy . . . Can often be found with Bev . . . Another one of the boys . . . Do you really like school? Ambition: Contractor. RICHARD KEARNS Dickie . . . Packs a heap of energy on the football field . . . Always ready with an answer in History . . . Would like to travel to Antarctica. Ambition: Businessman. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Choral 4; Debating Club 4; Track 2. ROSEMARY KENNEDY Rosie” ... A real sweet Miss with personality plus . . . Always has a smile for everyone . . . Forever at Howard Johnson’s. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3; Villa Novan Circulation 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Choral Officer 3, 4. MICHAEL KLOWAN Mickey” . . . We love Mickey . . . Mickey who??? You know who . . . The most enthusiastic basketball player at W.H.S. . . . Room 9’s Pride and Joy. Ambition: Pro-Basketball player. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3,4; Cross-Country 2; Baseball 3, 4. CORNELIA KOKOLSKI Connie Our very gullible but very likeable girl from Room 18 . . . Has Mr. Marrah got problems with you! Looking forward to going to U.R.I. Ambition: Teacher. 24 STEPHEN KOKOLSKI Koko . . . Pet peeve — Boys who don’t go out for choral . . . One of our football players . . . Enjoys Medieval History class. Ambition: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Choral 3. 4; Choral Officer 4. ELEANOR KYRYLIW Ellie” A real pretty Miss . . . Good natured . . . Enjoys playing badminton in gym class ... A speedster on a typewriter. Pet peeve — People who say she is Quiet! Ambition: Marriage. LUCILLE KUCHARSKI Lou” . . . Can usually be found in Room 22 after school . . . Would like to travel around the world in 80 days. Enjoys playing tennis. Ambition: Government employee. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Villa Novan 3; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 3. JUDITH LAPLANTE Judy” ... A very pretty girl with a great sense of humor . . . Hobby: flying (in an airplane). Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. MURIEL LATAILLE A very nice quiet miss extracted from St. Clares . . . Are you always with Dolly? . . . How are your shopping trips to Providence? Ambition: Secretary. CLARK LAWLESS Clark” . . . Plays a mean sax . . . Can’t wait for chem class ... A fellow with a good word for everyone. JOANNE LEMANSKI Joannie” Pet peeve — People who call her blondie”. Loves ice skating. Would like to travel to Switzerland. Always talking on the telephone. Ambition: Nurse. JANE LEVITRE Honeybee . . . Bubbling over with enthusiasm . . . Her X-Bomb” has become quite famous this year . . . Jane's favorite animals are — Der-a-gons!!! . . . Why????? Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Student Council Officer 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Novan Circulation 3; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Choral Officer 3. GAIL LIARD Gailie-Pie . . . Loves to listen to music, especially piano playing . . . Unusual experiences: being oldest of twelve children. Ambition: To teach mentally retarted children. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. BARBARA LIZOTTE Lizzie” . . . Always having trouble with the boys” . •. . T.S. B.M. . . . Always has a smile . . . One of Miss Jones' girls. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2, 3, 4. HELEN LUPU What happened to the Yankees'? . . . What keeps you so busy that you don't have spare time? . .. The girl who likes outdoor sports. Ambition: To be Sal Mineo’s secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 4; Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3; Quiver subscription 4. LOUIS LYNCH Louie” . . . How do you like solid? . . . Is it you that is the cause for Room 19 having to stay soooooo often? Ambition: To be an engineer. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 4; Model Legislature 3, 4. 26 ROSE MARIE MACULAN Rose” . . . One of the quiet girls in Room 19 . . . Loves — bookkeeping! . . . Would like to take a trip around the world . . . One of the enthusiastic Stella Magna group. Ambition: To be a success in whatever she does. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 2. AUDREY MALATT SHIRLEY MALBOEUF CAROL MALLIN How many customers do you drive crazy at Adam’s”? . . . What type of photography are you most interested in? . . . How was Hampton? ... Or didn’t you and Lorraine get there? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2, 3, 4; Stella Magna 4. Shirl”, what is your ambition? ... To get married and open a restaurant of your own called Nicky’s Haven”? Ambition: To be a lab technician and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Choral 3, 4. Mai” one of the sweetest girls we’ve ever met ... A wonderful friend . . . Listens to everyone’s problems. Ambition: To be a social worker or a teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. JEANNE MANDEVILLE Everyone loves to listen to her hearty laugh . . . Can usually be found slaving away on Providence Street . . . Loves to heed the call of the ’’Bob -white! Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Literary 4. SUSANNE MISKIAVITCH Susie” . . . One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . Hey kids, wait for me!” . . . Who do you always wait for after lunch? . . . Will someday keep someone happy and healthy! Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 2; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN NIEJADLIK Lyn”, why do you dislike people who tease you about your name? . . . Who do you think will win the next World Series? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 27 JEANNETTE NORMANDIN Another girl who likes Jimmy Piersall! . . . Why do you like to walk up and down Willow Street? Ambition: Receptionist in a dentist's office. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 3. FRANCIS O’COIN Frank , how can you damage a jeep with a dummy grenade? . . . Why do studies in Room 5 intrigue you so? Ambition: To be a millionaire. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Financial Committee 4. IDA O’COIN One of the student councilors from Room 19 . . . Pet peeve — party poop-ers . . . Do you and your brother really get along as well as you seem to? Ambition: Teacher or Private Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 4; Student Council 4; Villa Novan 3; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 3. JOANN OLIVEIRA Pet peeve — boastful people . . . How are things at Morse’s? . . . Loves to dance. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Financial Committee 4. CAROL O’ROURKE How are things at Almac’s (the good market)? . . . Mexico, the land of singing romeos — huh? . . . Pet peeve — eligible males. Ambition: General office worker. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. RICHARD PALAZZINI Dick” Are you sure you never waste your time?? . . . Loves to spend his money on the opposite sex . . . Hawaii ???... Why? Ambition: Happiness. 28 JUDITH PARKIN Judy” . . . What four organizations take up most of your time? . . . Does Mr. Marrah really bother you that much? Ambition: Elementary school teacher. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 4. LORRAINE PELLETIER Lorry” ... One of the efficient Nurse’s Aides at the Woonsocket Hospital . . . Loves photography and pantomiming . . . Is constantly seen with Audrey. Ambition: To be a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Choral 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PELLETIER Bob”, why do you dislike women drivers so? . . . Does your car purr like a kitten yet? . . . You work on it so much, it should! Ambition: Draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3. JANET PERRON Pet peeve — people who are never on time . . . Anyone special?? Why have you become so interested in the employees of a certain local milk company? Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 3. GERTRUDE PERUSSE Gert .. . How are things at Almac’s? . . . Why do you like Chem. so much? . . . Always has a certain somebody on her mind. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Financial Committee 4. 29 GEORGETTE PICHETTE Gette” . . . How are things at Girard’s Diner? . . . Why do you write all those letters and to whom do you write? Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Student Council 2, 3; Quiver Financial Committee 4. JANICE PROCTOR Jan” Can always be seen with an armful of books. Pet peeve — five minute writings in type class. Whom are you speaking to on the phone?? Ambition: Secretary. GLADYS RAMSAY Glad” ... As happy as her nickname . . . A nice miss from out Slatersville way . . . Her family has Gail Liard's beat. Ambition: Teacher in the Air Force. LORETTA REITH Lola” ... an attractive Brunette . . . Always a smile and a. helping hand . . . Spends her spare time writing letters . . . Planning now to keep a date October 25, 1958 ... Pet peeve — National Guard. Ambition: Marriage. LORRAINE RICHARDS Who is the college boy in Springfield who gets all your letters? . . . Pet peeve — snobbish people. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher's wife. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4. JOYCE RIVERS One of the shy girls who just doesn’t like to buy her own milk in the cafeteria . . . Do you still like the Red Sox? Ambition: To be a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3, 4. ROY ROBERTS Pet peeve — women drivers . . . Do you keep the First National running efficiently? ... A water skiing fiend . . . Spends his summers tearing up busses. Ambition: Draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2. 30 JANICE ROBILLARD Jan” . . . Pet peeve — Dusting her desk in Room 22 every morning . . . Mr. Marrah's sandman . . . What’s your interest at R.I.S.D.? ... A real tennis lover! . . . Look at that cheerleader jump! Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Villa Novan Subscription 3; Villa Novan Reporter 3; Villa Fair 3,4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4. ROGER ROBITAILLE Roby” . . . Always giving Mr. Hanley a hard time . . . What me talk” . . . One of the four boys who sits in the corner in Mr. Hanley’s class. Ambition: Super Market manager. BEVERLY ROMBLAD Bev” . . . What’s so special about Chevy’s . . . One of the girls” who likes the boys especially those named Mike”. Ambition: Nurse. MURIEL ROMPREY Pet peeve — Yankee Rooters ... A great baseball fan! . . . Spends all her spare time with Carolyn, singing and playing the guitar. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3- LUCILLE RONDEAU Always giggling . . . Says Miss Gene-reaux dictates too fast! . . . Go back a few words, will you Miss?” EDWARD ROSENBERG Rosie” . . . Pet peeve — somebody who talks too much ... A baseball enthusiast . . . Destination — Florida . . . Did you really get shot once? Ambition: To own his own business. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4. 31 HAROLD ROY MARY ROY MAXINE SALEMB1ER Chick . . . One of our rough and tough football players ... Always ready with an answer in Math Review .. . He is also an ardent choral supporter. A quiet Miss with a shy smile . . . Everybody's friend ... A whiz in shorthand . . . Hopes to be happy and successful. Max” . . . One of our peppy majorettes . . . Never misses a Tom and Jerry” cartoon . . . Where is Linda? . . . Pet peeve — Long straight hair. Ambition: Beauty culturist. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Choral 4. ROBERT SAWYER Pet peeve — Short basketball players . . . Mends old souls” at Gene’s . . . Has a weakness for short girls . . . Can often be seen on Cross Road . . . Why don't you have your radio fixed?? Ambition: To be six feet tall. ACTIVITIES: Football 2. THOMAS SHEEHAN Tom” . . . Pauly and Leo are doing fine . . . How do you like your new job? ... I hear that a certain Babs doesn’t like your new job. Ambition: ???? CAROLYN SMITH Carolyn ... A sweet quiet miss . . . Always has a good word for everyone . . . One of the few girls who studies Trig . . . We know she will succeed in everything she undertakes. 32 BARBARA STARZAK Bonnie” . . . Loves to spend money on clothes . . . Her trips to Howard Johnson’s are strictly for the sake of research for her career! Another one of Mr. Marrah’s Sandmen”. Ambition: Dietician. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 4; Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. SONIA SOKOLSKY Pet peeve — people with no school spirit . . . Can always be seen in or around the library . . . Any P. J. parties lately? ... I'd hate to pay her phone bills! Ambition: History teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Student Council 2; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3; Choral Officer 4. DEBORAH STEINER RICHARD SUSLA WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT A quiet little Miss who just loves stupid freshmen . . . Can be seen driving golf balls or working in Social . . . Spends most of her money on food . . . Enjoys Chem. Dick” .. . Always impatient for Chem . . . I wonder why? . . . Do you still take bunsen burners apart? Howard . . . Liberace's understudy . . . What happened at the parish house? . . . Continually dances at lunch period. Ambition: Traveling musician. Ambition: Success. ACTIVITIES: Quiver subscription 4; Choral 3. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Choral 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3- 33 EILEEN TETREAULT JUDITH TWINING BARBARA TWOMEY Linda . . . Pet peeve — sensible people . . . Has a Phobia about getting things done on time . . . Where does she get all of her mad ideas? . . . Would like to invent rubber fenders . . . The cause of Max's grey hair. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Science Fair 2. Judy . . . Miss McCombe’s prize . . . Do you really have the longest hair in the senior class? . . . Where are you going on Saturday night? Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Villa Fair 4. Bobby ... A cute lassie who is very quiet in English class . . . Watch out for the quiet ones. Seems to enjoy living. Always smiling. Ambition: Secretary. DOROTHY VANDENHERREWEGHE Dotty” ... One of Mr. Hanley's artists . . . My what pretty hair you have . . . A sweet Miss with a charming personality ... One of our Senior redheads. Ambition: Beauty-culturer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Quiver Financial Committee 4; Choral 2, 3, 4; Choral Officer 4. EUGENE VARIO Gene . . . One of the shop boys . . . Oh, Miss Lloyd, I only go a hundred and five . . . How’s the hot rod club going? Ambition: Undecided. 34 EDMOND WACKER Eddie , can be seen with the gang at Almac's ... Will someday be a Physical Education Teacher . . . His favorite class is Med. History, but his pet peeve is homework. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Basketball 2, 3; Crosscountry 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. EDWARD WALSH Eddie” ... A credit to the music department ... His pet peeve — teachers who won’t admit their mistakes . . . Favorite class — Math Review ... One of the Mardi Gras Rover Boys”. Ambition: Electronic engineer. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L to R: Francis Marrah, Sandra Canestrari, Barbara Skiffington, Annabelle Viana, Richard Beaudry. LEONA JOSEPH Look at that sparkler! . . . Will th( bells ring soon? ... A friendly girl nice to have around. Ambition: Marriage. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. Richard Beaudry, President Sandra Canestrari, Chairman of Sr. Activities Barbara Skiffington, Secretary Francis Marrah, Treasurer Annabelle Viana, Vice-President (missing from photo) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L to R, Front Row: Sergio Pernini, President; Sharon Dumas, Vice President. Back Row: Wayne Dogan, Treasurer; Arlene Strok, Secretary. ROOM 1 Back Row: J. Bessette, K. Bartlett L. Branconnier, G. Baillargeon R. Barnett, J. Bonin, J. Barrett Third Row: J. Castaldi, A. Bailfcy M. Aizsils, J. Atteridge, D. Aid rich, B. Burak, J. Avila, D. Allam N. Anez. Second Row: C. Carey E. Bressan, H. Birdwell, L. Brou ilette, C. Bellini, F, Barylick, J Canestrari, M. Bacon, A. Carrier Front Row: I. Bilak, N. Blondin J. Cameron, E. Cardin, C. Bunt ing, P. Brien, C. Calebresse. ROOM 2 Back Row: W. Dogan, R. Cracco, R. Dubois, E. Decelles, R. Dery, M. Desroches, R. Dubois, R. De Cubellis, R. Creedan. Third Row: R. Debroisse, D. Dori, B. Dunn, J. Dziubaniuk, J. Durkin, R. Du-charme, N. Dextrazc. Second Row : P. Compton, K. Downey, B. Dwyer, K. Carrignan, C. Champagne, P. De Costa, F. Crisafulli, C. Daignault. Front Row-: S. Dubois, S. Dubuc, M. Champagne, S. Dumas, C. Elias, M. Dickey, L. Destrempes. ROOM 9 Back Row: W. Garcia, J. Fagan, R. Ferrucci, R. Guillet, J. Flynn, R. Hulme, H. Ellis, W. Henry. Third Row: R. Gongoleski, K. Galkin, R. Giard, A. Geruso, K. Franks, P. Gregoire, R. Felice, C. Jacobs. Second Row: R. Fal-cioni, F. Garelick, M. Hardink, A. Gaiga, J. Hebert, M. Gilman, T. Ferrelli, H. Ellis, A. Golden. First Row: M. Gouin, R. Jalette, E. Hughes, C. Gardella, S. Hood, G. Garceau, J. Garceau, J. Goos-trey. ROOM 21 Back Row: R. Kelly, E. Lambert, E. Kaffel, G. Lanove, G. Kalnie-tis, F. Lynch. Second Row: R. Lanowy, D. LeBlanc, T. Lanois, R. Lariviere, P. Lauzon, B. Landry, R. Lavallee, L. Lacroix. Front Row: C. Lemieux, R. Koury, J. Lenz, R. LeBrun, A. Lovell, A. Kogut. ROOM 24 Back Row: A. Masse, N. Masse, S. Pernini, F. Monday, R. Nanni, R. Perrico. Third Row: H. Marquis, R. Masson, R. Pennington, G. Morisseau, R. Murray, G. Oberzol, B. Mariani. Second Row: S. Palardy, K. Martin, E. Petrides, J. Messier, P. Patenaude, W. McPartlin, R. Morgan. First Row: D. Nault, J. Nadeau, R. Macktaz, M. Miller, S. Niedzwia-dek, H. Misiaszek, N. Mcncarini. ROOM 25 Back Row: R. Robert, T. Pry-hoda, W. Smith, E. Shorr, R. Robitaille. Third Row: A. Plante, M. Rivet, E. St. Germain, J. Saunders, P. Rabeck, G. Scott. Second Row: E. Richards, D. Schmitt, P. Poudrier, A. St. Pierre, S. Seifert, J. Rogers, M. Shorr, G. Ramsey. First Row: C. Poehler, M. Plante, E. Rosen-burg, E. Ponanski, S. Precourt, M. St. Pierre. ROOM 27 Top Row: J. Styborski, J. Stolasz, B. Younkin, R. Tarmey, A. Whittaker. Third Row: D. Southwick, M. Wilbur, M. Vario, P. Valee, P. Wheeler, P. Tanners, R. Tes-sier, R. Zarychta. Second Row: D. Tenori, J. Solina, S. Souza, J. Wilkens, L. Strikland, A. Strok, S. Yascinczuk, L. Zia. Front Row: S. Tweedll, P. Wojcik, J. Tarmey, L. Turcotte, C. Szczenor, S. Theroux, A. Stearns. X HARRY ELLIS IN MEMORIAM On January 13, all chattering in the home rooms ceased and a shocked silence ensued when teachers revealed to their students that Harry Ellis was dead. The junior from Room 9 had died that Saturday, one day before his sixteenth birthday, in Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, as a result of a cerebral hemorrhage. His quiet but cheerful presence is missed in the shop at Woonsocket High, where he specialized in metal-working. The Senior Fellowship of the First Universalist Church, which he attended faithfully, and the Rough Riders’ Club sorely feel the absence of the hard-working youth. The Woonsocket Chapter, Order of De Molay, lost a loyal member as well as able officer in Harry, who was their treasurer for the fiscal year of, 1956-57. Likewise, all of us at Woonsocket High shall miss his thoroughly likeable personality, for he has left an empty place in our class which can never be filled except by our fond memories. JOYCE E. GOOSETREY ROOM 5 Back Row: D. Brunetti, R. Chausse, E. Bouchard, R. Brow-chuk. Third Row: R. Bordeaux, A. Bruley, C. Caron, N. Charpen-tier, V. Champagne, J. Chartier. Second Row: D. Cates, R. Brouil-lard, J. Carriere, H. Bonin, P. Boucher, G. Brien, D. Cabral. Front Row-: L. Bouchard, E. Boucher, L. Carey, L. Bourassa, C. Calascibetta, B. Chalfin, M. Bour-get. CLASS ROOM 4 Back Row: P. Allaire, B. Allard, N. Bileau, P. Bianco, W. Auger, G. Archambault, M. Barbaria. Third Row: D. Boissel, J. Bene-rides, R. Archambault, S. Baram, J. Berest, R. Biron, C. Barnes, R. Auger. Second Row: R. Auger, E. Antolini, D. Baker, C. Beg-noche. A, Auger, M. Boissel, E. Aubin, R. Bergeron. Front Row: A. Bell. L. Armstrong, J. Barrett, J. Bartnick, L. Berard, D. Bergeron, A. Anger, L. Babineau. ROOM 6 Last Rowr: R. Doire, R. Desmet, J. Di Caesare, D. Demers, R. Deguire, A. Corticille, R. De-guire, F. Dagenois. Third Row': S. Cohen, M. Dressier, M. De-pointe, J. Cournoyer, L. Degrange, L. Daignault, P. Compton, R. Bourassa, L. Defond. Second Row: E. Depointe, F. Coccoli, L. Ducharme, M. Clark, K. Ches-brough, P. Chevrett, L. Demboski, G. Dubois. First Row: F. Dominick, J. Deslauriers, C. Desmarais, E. Daignault, W. Dobrowada, P. Dubois, P. Desmarais. OF 1960 ROOM 7 Top Row: R. Fullam, J. Esten, P. Egan, F. Ewcny, R. Fortier, E. Dupont, N. Gautier, L. Gagnon. Third Row: D. Garland, F. Garland, A. Eaton, B. Fagan, M. Geoffrey, D. Forcier, G. Durand, A. Fluette, J. Favreau. Second Row: M. Dulude, S. Finkle-stein, J. Felice, S. Ferria, C. Dupont, P. Dumas, E. Gabbi, P. Frechette, M. Champeau. Front Row: S. Flynn, J. Falk, B. Gnot, J. Giromini, C. Falardeau, L. Fala-cioni, L. Trudel, T. Fleury. X ROOM 14 Back Row: T. Kazan, R. Havu-nen, R. Jones, R. Laramee, P. Herman, D. Hogan, G. Jalbert. Third Row: J. jalowy, B. Lambert, D. Lareau, P. Lavimodiere, D. Lambert, J. Gramolini, N. Janelle, R. Godin. Second Row: R. Heroux, L. Hare, C. Hatch, C. Leve, L. Goulet, L. Jutras, K. Laffan, E. Johnson. Front Row: J. Krajewski, L. Kosiuk, C. Kos-torowski, T. Laramee, J. Lagace, A. Kurawsky, P. Grillo. ROOM 15 Back Row: F. McCormick, A. Mack, R. Levesque, T. Morris, R. LeRoy, J. Lipsky. Third Row: J. McDonald, R. Marquis, W. Marrah, G. Lefebvre, L. Lefebvre, R. Leclaire, R. Leveille. Second Row: P. Lucchesi, G. Martel, Y. Lebon, J. Montanari, C. Nanni, L. Leduc, A. Lussier. Front Row: C. Middleton, J. Marrah, L. Mig-nault, C. McLaughlin, K. Kozas-ka, M. Mandeville, A. Mucciarone. ROOM 16 Back Row: R. Pcloquin, I. Pryor, R. Houle, R. Lar.one, E. Noell, B. Hoyle, J. Piotrowski, W. Pris-tawa. Third Row: P. Proulx, S. Pclypec, C. Overton, J. Plante, R. Plante, J. Provost. Second Row: P. Owens, J. Rainville, J. O'Rourke, C. Pierannunzi, J. Poirer, A. Pennington, C. Radem-sky. First Row: B. Polny, J. Proctor, J. Oliveira, P. O’Shea, G. Parkin, T. Perron. ROOM 17 Back Row: R. Statkiewicz, M. Skiffington, G. Rondeau, W. Whittle, F. Robbins, R. Soucy. Third Row: R. Rondeau, J. St. Amant, R. Servizi, B. Savaria, K. Stein, A. Sadwin, J. Salome. Second Row: W. Shunney, E. Reilly, L. Robillard, C. Shaw, N. Scott, C. Riendcau, L. Strzepek, J. Reynolds, M. Rocheleau. First Row: A. Salk, F. Reilly, C. Ren-aud, C. Ravanelle, E. Roberts, P. Smith, E. Richer. ROOM 26 Top Row: W. Van Delft, P Tellier, R. Turcotte, A. Wright C. Sutherland, B. Vdell, D. Teper Third Row: P. Tellier, R. Trant G. Vezina, C. Talabac, J. Touch ette, M. Tardie, R. Sutcliffe. Sec ond Row: J. Wrona, S. Vargas P. Tellier, J. Trepanier, B. Vol pini, K. Sutcliffe, J. Toporoski R. Tardif. Front Row: J. Whit taker, J. Tessier, C. Wrenn, F Zimmerman, S. Tuchapsky, S Tousignant, G. Williams. VILLA NO VAN Editor ....................................... VAL JACOB Assistant Editor ...................JOYCE E. GOOSETREY Sports Editor ........................ ALLAN WHITTAKER Adviser .................................MISS BARTLEY — Reporters — Doris Aldrich - Sheila Baram - William Borek - David Brown Barbara Burlingame -Irene Bilak - Carol Bunting Barbara Burak - Michael Klowan - Theresa Ferrelli Catherine Gardella - Marjorie Miller - Evelyn Ponanski Photographer ..................................... Ronald Dalti Artists .......................... Barbara Burak - Roger Cote — Contributors — Leona Joseph - Lucille Kucharski - Paul Tanners — Subscription Committee — Constance Brien - Helena Dulude - Muriel Lataille Gladys Ramsay - Lucille Rondeau - Irene Bilak Priscilla Compton - Sandra Hood - Helen Misiaszik Evelyn Ponanski - Joyce Solina - Alice Lovell Estelle Aubin - Sandra Chaharyn - Jeanne Cournoyer Monette Dulude - Leslie Kasuik - Linda Migneault Judith Olivera - Carole Renaud - Pauline Tellier VILLA NOVAN STAFF Standing, L to R: Valmore Jacob, Carol 3unting, Doris Aldrich, Joyce Goosetrey, Sheila Baram, Barbara Burak, Allan Whittaker, Theresa Ferrelli, Irene Bilak, Catherine Gardella. Seated, L to R: Evelyn Ponanski, Barbara Burlingame, Marjorie Miller. VILLA NOVAN SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Standing, L to R: W. Borek, M. Klowan, D. Brown. Third Row: J. Oliveira, M. Dulude, J. Cournoyer, I. Bilak. Second Row: L. Migneault, H. Misiaszek, C. Rondeau, S. Hood, A. Lovell, G. Ramsay, S. Chaharyn. First Row: E. Ponanski, J. Solina, E. Aubin, C. Brien, M. Lataille, L. Rondeau, L. Kosiuk. VILLA NO VAN Girls on the Villa Novan Staff discussing the gossip column. VILLA NOVAN L to R: V. Jacob, J. Goostrey, Miss Bartley, Adviser, A. Whittaker. BOYS OF THE VILLA NOVAN STAFF Standing, L to R: A. Whittaker, D. Brown, W. Borek. Seated: V. Jacob, Editor. Villa Novan class with Miss Bartley. VILLA NOVAN L to R: B. Burak, A. Whittaker, V. Jacob, R. Dalti, J. Goosetry. QUIVER LITERARY STAFF Standing, L to R: R. Cote, L. Fontaine, S. Beaudoin, E. Bouley, D. Vandenherre-weghe, W. Clark, A. Duperron, J. Man-deville. Seated, L to R: H. Davis, J. Levitre, R. Kennedy, M. Donlon. THE QUIVER LITERARY STAFF Miss Francoise B. Valcourt Literary Adviser Assistant to Literary Adviser Rosemary Kennedy Editor in Chief Eugene Bouley Assistant Editors Jeanne Mandeville, Mary Donlon, Sylvia Beaudoin Typists Jeanne Mandeville, Mary Donlon, Sylvia Beaudoin, Jane Levitre, Helen Davis, Eugene Bouley Artists Wanda Clark, Dorothy Vandenherreweghe, Helen Davis, Lucille Fontaine, Roger Cote Sports Editor ...................................................... Albert Duperron ASSISTANT EDITORS: Sylvia Beaudoin, Mary Donlon, Jeanne Quiver Literary Committee organizing their book. Mandeville. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Eugene Bouley. QUIVER LIT- J- Levitre, A. Duperron, E. Bouley, J. Mandeville, ERARY ADVISER: Miss Francoise B. Valcourt. M. Donlon, S. Beaudoin, H. Davis, R. Kennedy. QUIVER FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Miss Ethel E. McCombe Adviser Back Row, L to R: F. Duplessis, H. Lupu, J. Normandin, J. Perron, G. Ramsay, P. Durand. Third Row: E. Godon, T. Gos-selin, I. O’Coin, J. Proctor, C. Haughey, N. Campopiano. Second Row: G. Pichette, L. Richards, J. McGee, B. Twomey, L. Kucharski, A. Fasano, C. Hetu. Front Row: J. Twining, S. Flynn, F. Garneau, J. Bar-chicsi, C. O'Rourke, J. Fournier. FINANCIAL STAFF FINANCIAL STAFF Standing: J. Fournier, M. Roy, B. Cullen, R. Susla, J. Perron, J. Normandin, I. O'Coin, S. Flynn. Seated: L. Fissette, E. Kyryliw, V. Jacob, E. Godon, D. Brown. Standing: C. Brien, E. Gloria, H. Lupu, C. Haughey, L. Rondeau, N. Compopiano. Seated: J. Proctor, J. Barchiesi, L. Kucharski, D. Cullen. QUIVER ART COMMITTEE Standing, L to R: H. Davis, D. Vanden-herreweghe. Seated, L to R: L. Fontaine, R. Cote, W. Clark. THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS L to R: A. Costa, R. Kelley, A. Duperron, K. Sutcliff. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row, L to R: A. Plante, A. Bailey, R. Kelly. Fourth Row: R. Gonzoleski, R. Masson, R. Jalette. Third Row: R. Zarychta, S. Seifert, S. Yascinczuk. Second Row: R. Cracco, J. Atteridge, J. Messier. First Row: L. Destrempes, J. Lenz. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCILLORS Top Row, L to R: W. Clark, A. Costa. Third Row: I. O’Coin, A. Duperron. Second Row: C. Smith, R. Kearns. First Row: R. Heron, M. Allen. FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCILLORS Top Row, L to R: B. Fagan, D. Brunetti, G. Vezina, M. Barbaria. Fourth Row: W. Marrah, M. Peloquin, D. Demers. Third Row: E. Depointe, J. Marrah, T. Perron. Second Row: E. Antonelli, L. Falcioni, L. Hare. First Row: C. Ravenelle, B. Burlingame, C. Hatch. Christmas IPageant L to R: Mack Allan, Richard Beaudry, Helena Dulude, Louise Bourgery, Anne Mucciaroni, Richard Roberts. Seated: Albert Duperron as Joseph, Janet Perron as Mary, Baby Robert Liard as Jesus. THE ANGELS CHRISTMAS PAGEANT L to R: Richard Roberts, Richard Beaudry, Mack Allan, Judith Barchiesi, Albert Duperron as Joseph, Janet Perron as Mary, Baby Robert Liard as Jesus. Standing: Helena Dulude, Louise Bourgery, Anne Mucciaroni. QUEEN: S. Biron, CLASS PRESIDENT: A. Duperron. L to R: A. Duperron, president; S. Biron, Queen; G. Ayotte. L to R: S. Breault, D. Demers, B. Starzak, D. Bibe- Martin, O. Legare, Mr. Mrs. G. Emile Lussier, L. ault, R. Voisinet, R. O’Rourke, J. Robillard, G. Bilet, Fontaine, S. Flynn. L. Fissette, R. Martel, G. Perusse, Mr. Theophile unior [Prom 112a y. '957 L to R: F. O’Coin, J. Perron, attendant; S. Biron, Queen; A. Duperron, Class President; S. Flynn, attendant; B. Sawyer. CHOOSING A QUEEN L to R: G. Perusse, L. Fissette, G. Bilet, J. Robillard, R. O’Rourke, B. Starzak. Judges: Mr. Theophile Martin, Mr. Mrs. G. Emile Lussicr. v CHOOSING A QUEEN L to R: Mr. Theophile Martin, Mr. Mrs. G. Emile Lussier, G. Liard, H. Taft, I. O’Coin, V. Jabob, N. Campopiano, R. Valdiga, J. Barchiesi, R. Dautel, R. M. 11 'J ' ; Maculan. L to R: S. Flynn, E. Dumontier, S. Breault, S. Kokolski, R. M. Favreau, R. Breault, S. Biron, G. Poirier, J. Robillard, D. Hart, E. Godon, R. Lambert. — IIRF DRlIl mi GIWS'GYM Class President, Richard Beaudry, with Judith Barchiesi, Senior Prom Queen, cutting the cake. A King being served by a Queen. L to R: Mr. Joseph F. Dowling, School Vice-Principal, R. Beaudry, Class President, J. Barchiesi, Prom Queen. L to R: B. Skiffington, R. M. Favreau, J. Robillard, W. Clark, C. Niejadlik, J. Barchiesi. Senior [Prom February 7, 1958 Very Special Love L to R: Rose-Marie Favreau, Judith Barchiesi, Queen; Janice Robillard. SENIOR PROM L to R: Dr. Charles Berard, Mrs. Viola M. Berard, Mr. Leo G. Bedard, Judges for the prom queen; V. Higgins, R. Beaudry, A. Viana, S. Pernini, B. Skif-fington, (behind Pernini), R. Dubois, S. Canestrari, R. Nanni. L to R: J. Proctor, R. Giguere, W. Choiniere, L. Fontaine, H. Davis, R. Kollet, J. Mandeville, R. Champagne, G. Perusse, R. Martel, J. Bednarski, T. Fanning, L. Fissette. SCHOOL COMMITTEE MR. EDWARD J. CONDON Superintendent of Schools L to R: Mr. Normand K. Trudeau, Mr. Leo G. Bedard, Mr. Edward J. Condon, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Theophile Martin, Chairman; Mrs. Lillian Pennington, Mrs. Viola M. Berard. LOOKING FOR A SITE FOR THE NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL L to R: Mr. Leo G. Bedard, Mr. Normand K. Trudeau, Mrs. Lillian Pennington, Mrs. Viola M. Berard, Mr. Theophile Martin, Chairman. PERSONNEL OF THE SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE Seated: Mrs. Esther Battel, School Committee Secretary. Standing, L to R: Mrs. Cecile M. Bourget, School Department Secretary; Miss Emily Sweet, Superintendent's Secretary; Mr. Edward J. Condon, Superintendent of Schools. SCHOOL COMMITEE CONSIDER A REPORT L to R: Mr. Normand K. Trudeau, Mr. Leo G. Bedard, Mrs. Lillian Pennington, Mrs. Viola M. Berard, Mr. Theophile Martin, Chairman. Mr. Donlon, Principal and Mr. Dowling, Vice-Principal giving final approval to the list of prospective graduates. A new librarian for a new library. Sitting, L to R: P. Tanners, L. Kosiuk, R. Masson. At the desk: G. Comeyne, Mr. Leveillee, Librarian, K. McNally. Interesting map project worked out by Mr. Lavallee’s French pupils. One of Miss Elizabeth O’Donnell’s Algebra classes. The Shop Boys study English, also. Standing: Raymond Fisher, Teacher. Seated, Last Row, L to R: E. Vario, R. Pelletier. Second Row: B. Hogue, R. Giguere, M. Juszczyszyn. First Row: R. Gosselin, D. Javery. One of Miss Jones’ English classes. One of Mr. Allard's English classes. Mrs. Dorothea N. Hatch, substitute. Mr. Savaria is preparing some future scientists. One of Mr. Crowley’s History classes. Mr. Hill’s History class. Some of Miss Ethel McCombe’s pupils in the Commercial Department. L to R: V. Jacob, F. Duplessis, A. Viana, T. Gosselin, J. Fournier. L to R: B. Skifftngton, Mr. Francis Marrah, Chemistry teacher, H. Duludc, D. Vandenherreweghe, R. Gongolesk, W. Clark, S. Malboeuf, A. Duperron. Mr. Thomas E. Hanley's Mechanical Drawing class. Pupils in Biology with Mr. B. Messerc instructing them: L to R: M. Shorr, C. Sutherland, J. Whittaker, J. Chartier, P. Allaire. A class in Machine Shop under supervision of Mr. John R. Belleville. The old Chemistry laboratory. The new Chemistry laboratory. New Physics laboratory. Some contractors building a house under the supervision of Mr. A Gym class, supervised by Mr. Francis Enright. Robert R. Rivet, Advance Wood Machine instructor. Mr. Lemuel Fish, Director of Manual Training. One of Mrs. Fish’s Homemaking classes. One of Miss Owens' junior Bookkeeping classes. An experiment in Chemistry. L to R: C. Jones, E. Wacker, Mr. Francis Marrah, Chemistry Teacher, Mr. Robert Morriseau, Student Teacher, R. DeStefani, J. Mandeville, B. Romblad. One of Miss Smith’s English classes with Mr. Charles Shunney, a Student Teacher. Miss Catherine O’Donnell of the Tests and Guidance department interviewing Bill Henry. THE DEBATING CLUB Back Row, L to R: R. Kearns, A. Whittaker, J. Goosetrey, P. Beauchesnc, M. Shorr, M. Miller, M. Aizsils, R. Masson, E. Swartz, K. Galkin, B. Dunn, E. Rosenberg. Front Row: S. Yasinczuk, Secretary; Miss Lloyd, Adviser; R. Kelly, President; P. Tanners, Vice-President. THE CHORAL GROUP CELEBRITIES Qp7WW Ruth Heron, Edward Walsh 3 CELEBRITIES CELEBRITIES Rosemary Kennedy, Eugene Bouley CELEBRITIES CLASS DAY, JUNE 18, 1957 SPORTS Top Row, L to R: A. Costa, F. Lynch, A. Duperron, B. Rich- W. Dogan, L. Branconnier, D. Beaudry, M. Desroches, D. De- mond, S. Kokolski. Bottom Row: R. Dubois, S. Pernini, Pedro, R. Tarmey. FOOTBALL WOONSOCKET 0 CLASSICAL 19 The beginning of the end! Woonsocket played an impressive first half, but faltered in the second. Bright spots for the VILLA NOVANS were Duperron, Roy, Costa, and Lynch. Branconnier and Kokolski did the kicking. Also, Beaudry, the middle man. WOONSOCKET 18 TOLMAN 46 Not much to say . . . The Flu ruined Woonsocket's chances with only 22 players in uniform, and some playing with the Flu as well. Costa, Duperron, and Hoyle refused to be discouraged. Duperron scoring Woonsocket's first touchdown. A Costa to Dubois pass scored the second touchdown. A Costa run scored the third. Pernini, Dubois, and Kokolski were outstanding on the line. WOONSOCKET 8 SAINT RAPHAEL 25 Woonsocket outplayed the Saints in the last three periods, but the damage was done in the first, when the Saints scored 19. Underclassman Bruce Hoyle played great ball. Dick Beaudry and Tony Costa also shined; Tarmey defensive stalwart. WOONSOCKET 12 DEARING 39 Again Woonsocket has good second half, but too late to stare off attack. Lynch pass to Dubois for touchdown. Lynch scores on rush. Roy, Duperron, effective. Line tremendous: Beaudry, DePedro, Branconnier, Desroches, Kokolski, and Tarmey. WOONSOCKET 32 Dc LaSALLE 7 VILLA NOVANS again show superior strength. Even though faltering in the second half, Woonsocket shows that they have what it takes. Lynch had his best day checking passes; completing 7 out of 10, one being a 37 yard touchdown pass to AI Duperron. Roy and Costa also had a field day. Dubois was Lynch's main target, but he was connecting with everyone. Roy was leading ground gainer with 113 yards in 9 tries for a 12.2 average. It was mainly an offensive show but it never would have worked if it weren't for the efforts of the stout linemen. The praise really goes to them: Tarmey, Dubois, DePedro, Pernini, Desroches, Branconnier, Kokolski, and Beaudry. WOONSOCKET 20 NORTH KINGSTON 13 Woonsocket shows that it can come from behind. The boys really put out. Al Duperron and Hal Roy were big guns on offense, Duperron scoring 2 and Roy 1, with 1 point after. Duperron and Roy were also leading ground gainers of the night, with 79 and 70 yards gained in that order. Bright spots on defense were Pernini, Beaudry, and Tarmey. The VILLA NOVANS didn’t falter once after North Kingston scored. Woonsocket roared back with Roy scoring. Kingston scored again, and the VILLA NOVANS retaliated with Duperron receiving the honors. Duperron added the finishing touch with a nifty run behind superb blocking by Lynch, bringing the victory back to Woonsocket. 68 L to R: Assistant coach, Sahinc Sarkisian, Coach Jack McKinnon, assistant coach, Vin Dwyer. Tony Costa WOONSOCKET 13 NORTH PROVIDENCE 0 Second Class B win. Lynch and Costa scored one each to lead the offensive attack. Costa looked good on offensive, as did Roy and Duper-ron. Tarmey, number one linebacker. L to R: Marcel Desroches, Ronnie De-Cubellis, A1 Duperron. L to R: Tony Costa, Fran Lynch, Steve Kokolski, Don DePedro. WOONSOCKET VS. MOUNT ST. CHARLES Although Woonsocket won only two games, the shoe would have been on the other foot, if it hadn't been for a few tough breaks and if the VILLA NOV-ANS could have gotten a few of those good halves together. Undoubtedly, both the Mount and Burrillville games would have been different. No one can say that this year’s football team didn’t have what it takes. They were all in there, fighting. We say goodby and good luck to the following Seniors: Captains: Tony Costa, A1 Duperron, and Bill Reilly. Backs: Hal Roy and Dick Kearns. Linemen: Dick Beaudry, Don De-Pedro, Steve Kokolski, and Marcel Des-roches. L to R: Gene O’Neill, Sportscaster for W.W.O.N., Gene Mailloux. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Standing, L to R: S. Kokolski, D. De-Pedro, R. Beaudry, H. Roy, R. Kearns. Kneeling, L to R: T. Costa, A. Duperron. WOONSOCKET 6 PAWTUCKET WEST 21 It looked like a tie . . . One of the best games of the season . . . until the last quarter . . . then the roof fell in. Due to lack of reserves, the boys just couldn’t hold out any longer. DeCubellis, Roy, Lynch, and Duperron played well as did Tarmey, Desroches, Beaudry, Branconnier, De-Pedro, Dubois, and Kokolski. Dusty Dogan L to R: Coach Moe Enright, R. Giguere, M. Klowan, Capt. B. Manager, Gerry Scott, J. Stolasz, Manager, Dick Giard, P. Hare, Gosselin, E. Rosenberg, R. Dubois. Second Row: B. Reilly, Manager, Bob Felice. J. Styborski, C. Jacobs, M. Aridano, F. Lynch. Third Row: BASKETBALL WOONSOCKET 69 CLASSICAL 42 The winners had a 14 to 0 lead and were never in trouble. W.H.S. stars were Rosenberg and Dubois with 12 each; Gosselin with 11, and Aridano had 10 to finish things. WOONSOCKET 58 PAWTUCKET VOCAIONAL 61 W.H.S. caught flat footed. The Vokes had it all over our boys even though W.H.S. put up a good game fight. The top scorers were Aridano with 20, captain Bob Gosselin with 16 and little Mickey Klowen dunking 10. WOONSOCKET 56 CUMBERLAND 50 Villa Novans came from behind to pull the game out of the fire in the middle half. Lynch had 12, Aridano and Dubois 13 each and Goose” had a big 18 for a fabulous game. WOONSOCKET 65 DEERING 41 Woonsocket came out early in the game with foul shots as the main factor. Captain Bob Gosselin had 16, Aridano 14 and Rosenberg 12. It was a night for the fouls. WOONSOCKET 40 CENTRAL FALLS 56 The Villa Novans almost had the upset of the season but faltered in the final quarter. Nothing more to be said except that it was a good basketball game. Ray Dubois was tops with 12 and Bob Gosselin had 11. WOONSOCKET 47 FRANKLIN 45 A thriller down to the wire. W.H.S. spoils opening game for losers. Hare and Giguere scored twelve, Aridano eleven. Klowan, althuogh only scoring once played brilliantly. WOONSOCKET 51 CUMBERLAND 41 W.H.S. on the up-hill gave the invaders a rugged fight. Looking better all the time. Woonsocket controlled the back- boards which wjas a big factor. Gosselin, Dubois, Aridano, and Lynch held the rebounds. Gosselin was the high scorer with 20. WOONSOCKET 69 MOUNT PLEASANT 27 Easy time for W.H.S. Gosselin top scorer with 23, Dubois 12, Giguere 11, and Klowran 10. WOONSOCKET 41 MOUNT ST. CHARLES 51 Woonsocket loses a thriller. Just couldn’t stop the Hill-toppers. Captain Bob Gosselin great in defense had 19 points while Dubois another star performer had 12. WOONSOCKET 64 NORTH PROVIDENCE 45 Woonsocket couldn’t be stopped getting basket after basket. Ed Rosenberg had 15. Aridano, Dubois, and Gosselin added 10 each. WOONSOCKET 83 PAWTUCKET VOCATIONAL 51 Woonsocket smothers visitors really — really rolls it up. Aridano while playing only a little more than one half, scored 22. Others that shined were Rosenberg with 15 and Gosselin hit for 10. WOONSOCKET 53 DEERING 49 W.H.S. wins again by toppling a hard playing team. Aridano and Dubois high scorers with 17 and 12 respectively. WOONSOCKET 68 CENTRAL FALLS 86 W.H.S. defeated by undefeated five. Villa Novans just wouldn’t quit but they were no match for the winners. Gosselin and Dubois had 17 each while Aridano had 16. WOONSOCKET 50 CUMBERLAND 46 Woonsocket had to fight off a fine attack by the visitors to win this one but came through. Aridano led with 15, Gosselin and Dubois each had a dozen. WOONSOCKET 54 SACRED HEART 56 Woonsocket lost a heartbreaker when a shot was blocked to give the Hearts the win. It was a squeaker all the way. Ray Dubois top gunner with 15, Gosselin, 14, and Aridano got 10. WOONSOCKET 39 NORTH PROVIDENCE 37 Mike Aridano s four points in overtime was the deciding factor in a hard fought contest with W.H.S. coming out on top. Captain Bob Gosselin led the attack with 13 tallies while Aridano had 12. WOONSOCKET 42 MT. ST. CHARLES 43 W.H.S. lost with one second left as the Mounties scored on a one and one count. A terrific game all the way. Aridano was high with 12, but captain Bob Gosselin was close behind with 11. Bob Gosselin L to R: R. Gosselin, F. Lynch, J. Stolacz, N. Small, R. Brissette. Top Row: Mr. Enright, Coach. Second Row, L to R: R. Gosselin, R. Dubois, M. Aridano, F. Lynch. Back Row, L to R: D. DePedro, L. Bran-connier, C. Sutherland, M. Plante, D. Demers, G. Morrisseau. Third Row: P. Tellier, B. Landry, R. Sutcliffe, R. Dubois, Co-Capt., R. Auger, R. Fullam, P. Tellier. Second Row: S. Pernini, E. DeCelles, Co. Capr., R. Falcioni, P. Lauzon, A. Masse. First Row: N Lezy, W. Borek, R. Trant. HOCKEY WOONSOCKET 1 EAST PROVIDENCE 0 Paul Lauzon scored W.H.S.’s lone goal, and it came with 57 seconds left to go in the final stanza. Goalie Ray Trant gets second shutout. Very impressive in the cage. W.H.S. had to fight, but they won. WOONSOCKET 0 MOUNT ST. CHARLES 2 W.H.S. not so hot on offense; Defense was found to have a few weak spots. Two bright spots were Demers and Tellier. WOONSOCKET 1 CRANSTON 3 Ray Trant shines in the goal, but the VILLA NOVANS need more offensive punch. Fullam received credit for the goal. WOONSOCKET 2 BURRILLVILLE 2 The VILLA NOVANS just never say die. Fighting hard and clean all the way. They are able to come through with a tie. Trant had 17 saves to 7 for the Broncos. Sutcliffe scored the first goal on a short rebound and a Sutcliffe pass to Fullam was the final goal. WOONSOCKET 1 CRANSTON 5 Woonsocket defeated by a strong team. Hammann scores only goal on a long 45 footer. Bright spots in the game were the goal tending by Norm Lezy and the line trio of Demers, Sutcliffe, and Fullam. WOONSOCKET 3 BURRIVILLE 1 After seven year famine W.H.S., finally beat the Broncos. A great game, boys! Roger Dubois scored two of the goals and Gerry Morrisseau the other. Norm Lezy, the Goalie, blocked 11 shots. Tellier, Plante, Lauzon, Demers, Sutcliffe, Fullam, and DeCelles all played important parts in what was one of best victories in the history of W.H.S. WOONSOCKET 0 HOPE 6 W.H.S. just couldn’t get started. Had some pretty tough breaks. Tellier and Dubois had scoring opportunities but they couldn’t get by the Goalie. WOONSOCKET 0 LA SALLE 0 W.H.S. turns in another fine game giving LaSalle a hard time. Goalie, Ray Trant stole the show making some wonderful saves. Sutcliffe had the only scoring opportunity. WOONSOCKET 2 WARWICK 0 Goalie Ray Trant again shines in his fourth winning shutout. VILLA NOVANS win the final game of the season. Paul Lauzon and Roger Dubois had the scoring honors with Fullam assisting. WOONSOCKET 3 MOUNT ST. CHARLES 0 Goalie Ray Trant gets third shutout of the season. VILLA NOVANS really outshine the Hilltoppers. Roger Dubois had 2 goals to his credit and Ronie Fullam scored the other to be the H. S. stars. But everybody who played was really on his toes. W.H.S. looked like an entirely different team. They were great. WOONSOCKET 0 EAST PROVIDENCE 2 Woonsocket needs more scoring punch. Trant shines in good. WOONSOCKET 0 LA SALLE 6 The VILLA NOVANS just couldn’t stop the LaSalle men from scoring right from the start. It was LaSalle all the way. Sutcliffe and Trant were the W.H.S. standouts. When the score was 4 to 0, the coach, seeing that it was a lost cause, proceeded to put in all his players; that was the reason for the big score. L to R: Ray Trant, Norm Lezy. L to R: Ed DeCelles, Jerry Morrisseau. L to R: Dick Falcioni, Bob Auger, Aime Masse. L to R: M. Tardiff, D. Demers, B. Landry. L to R: Gerry Demers, Ray Trant, Rog Dubois, Ed DeCelles, Jerry Morrisseau, Frank Majeau. Top Row, L to R: G. Lefebvre, P. Allaere, H. Strok, R. Zarychta, J. Fagan, P. Bianco. Second Row: W. Kuczer, D. Leblanc, K. Galkin, A. Masse, R. Lariviere. Bottom Row: Mr. Roger Dwyer, Coach; J. Liard, M. Aridano, D. Brown, W. Henry, W. Smith. CROSS-COUNTRY Woonsocket’s Cross-Country team had victories over Coventry and Classical while the team finished second to Mt. Pleasant in a triangular meet with Barrington also participating. Losses were to Warwick, Bellingham and Mt. Pleasant in dual meets. Co-Captain Bill Smith, a Junior, proved a big surprise in the season. Smith running Cross-Country for the first time led Woonsocket in all its meets. He participated in the New Eng- land Championships held in Vermont and was named to the second All-State team. In state meet competition the Woonsocket harriers finished third in Class B, second in the Bruchshaw, and ninth Columbus Day and in the State Championship meet. Prospects for next year are bright as all but two boys are underclassmen. TRACK Billy Smith MAJORETTES L to R: S. Flynn, B. Dwyer, J. Felice, P. Smith, L. Robillard, R. M. Favreau, D. Baker, K. Sutcliffe. Center: S. Flynn, Drum majorette. CHEERLEADERS Top Row, L to R: F. Garneau, M. A. Champagne, S. Dumas, S. Dubuc, A. Kogut, L. Strickland. Sitting, L to R: W. Clark, B. Skiffington, J. Robillard, A. Viana, S. Miskiavitch. BAND Third Row, L to R: R. Guy, J. Castaldi, A. Masse, T. Pryhoda, Row: H. Taft, R. Lanowy, R. Jones, R. Servizi, J. Jalowy, R. S. Ferria, R. Auger, J. Esten. Second Row: D. Brunetti, G. Stathiewitz. Not in the picture: C. Barnes, T. Bressan. Liard, C. Kostorowski, P. Proulx, J. Bessette, R. Leclaire. First Joyce Goosetrey, winner of the I Speak for Democracy” contest with her proud Mother. Left: Joyce Goosetrey, winner of the I Speak for Democracy contest. Right: Ruth Heron, winner of the D.A.R.” award. Participants in the I Speak for Democracy” contest over WWON, from left, Anne Lemire, Uxbridge High; Joyce Goosetrey, winner, Woonsocket High; Patricia Haganey, Blackstone High; Simone Pepin, St. Clare High; Raymond LeBlanc, Bellingham High; Kenneth Peckham, Mount St. Charles; and Arthur Rawlinson, Cumberland High. D.A.R. pin for Good Citizenship being bestowed upon Ruth Heron by Mrs. J. Lewis Farlander, Regent of the Woonsocket Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution. Miss Judith D. Laplante displaying souvenir of her recent trip to Washington as Rhode Island representative of the Civil Air Patrol. The trip is awarded every two years to the outstanding girl cadet in the Rhode Island Wing. National Student Council Convention Delegate to New Mexico — June 17, 1957. Standing: Jane Levitre. Winner of the I Speak for Democracy'’ Contest. Seated: Joyce Goosctrey. CHORAL OFFICERS Back Row, L to R: A. Duperron, S. Kokolski. Front Row, L to R: D. Vandenherreweghe, R. Kennedy, S. Sokolsky. ALL-STATE MEMBERS OF THE CHORAL GROUP AND BAND Top Row, L to R: R. Jones, J. Bonin, P. Proulx, S. Kokolski. Second Row: J. Castaldi, A. Bailey, A. Duperron. C. Sutherland, S. Pernini, A. Masse. Third Row: S. Sokolsky, C. Gardella, G. Liard, J. Nadeau, M. L. Dickey, Joyce Goosetrey, J. Barret. Fourth Row: S. Tweddle, L. Fontaine, B. Starzak, J. Levitrc, Rosemary Kennedy, M. Donlon, J. Canestrari, C. Kostorowski. BASEBALL WOONSOCKET 1 NORTH PROVIDENCE 0 Harrington again on the mound gave 5 hits struck out 7. This was a squeaker until the fifth when Dick Hammann's fly ball fell between 2 players and scored. A1 Cunningham was on second base. Harrington, Hammann, and Minot had the only hits. WOONSOCKET 11 MOUNT SAINT CHARLES 2 The VILLA NOVANS did a creditable job in whitewashing the Mounties. Harrington was troubled only in the first 3 innings. After that he was in complete control. Hammann, Harrington, and Guillet each had two hits. WOONSOCKET 0 BURRIVILLE 1 One of the best pitching duels in the state. Harrington gave only 3 hits, 2 walks, and fanned 6. None of the hits figured in the scoring. A walk, a force out, a stolen base, and a passed ball scored the tally. Harrington had the only hit although Reed and Duperron were robbed of extra base hits which might have made the difference. WOONSOCKET 10 CENTRAL FALLS 2 A1 Duperron started his first game of the season and did very good. The Blue jackets received only 3 hits and didn’t score until the last inning. Duperron fanned 12, walked 3 and hit 2 batters. Leading the hitters was Don Harrington with 4 for 4. At this time Don was leading hitter of the state with a .607 B.A. Minot, Reed, Guillet, and Hart each had 2. WOONSOCKET 7 NORTHBRIDGE 1 Harrington pitched first game. Hitter had 16 strikeouts, never in any trouble. Woonsocket had 6 hits, Duperron had 3, Guillet 2, and Cunningham 1. Good beginning in a tight class B campaign. WOONSOCKET 7 SACRED HEART 1 Harrington pitching again 6 hits and struck out 7. He was in trouble but got himself out very nicely. VILLA NOVANS had 9 hits. A1 Duperron had 4 and 4, Don Harrington 2 and 2, and Hammann, Minot, and Zarychta each had 1. WOONSOCKET 7 CUMBERLAND 4 One of the roughest games of the season even though the score does not look it. Harrington pitched himself out of some real tight spots and got 2 hits to add to the cause. Tagged for 8 hits struck out 7, Duperron leads attack again getting 3 hits followed by Cunningham, Reed, and Minot with 2 each. WOONSOCKET 6 PAWTUCKET VOCATIONAL 2 Reed started and was reached for 2 runs, gave 4 hits, walked 5, and hit 1. Harrington came in, walked 3 and was boss the rest fo the way. Hammann, Harrington, and Hart, each had 2 hits apiece. WOONSOCKET 2 MOUNT SAINT CHARLES 7 Don Harrington started out and was scored upon three times in the first inning, picking up single runs in the second and third and wrapping it up by getting two in the fourth. Don gave up 9 walks, 6 hits, and 7 runs. Duperron came on in the fourth with one hit but it was too late. Hart had two hits while Harrington, Minot, and Reed each had one. WOONSOCKET 0 BURRILLVILLE 3 Duperron lost another heartbreaker; he was reached for only 4 hits, walked 3 and struck out 2, but his teammates failed to hit at the right times. Minot, Guillet and Zarychta each had one hit. This was the first year that Woonsocket hasn’t had a team in the playoffs in six years. Third place, however, isn’t that bad, so let’s hope the boys can get back up there next year. The Seniors that will be going are: the battery, Don Harrington, who had a great season along with Walt Minot, and outfielders A1 Cunningham and Dale Reed. WOONSOCKET 1 SACRED HEART 2 A1 Duperron hooked up in one of the best schoolboy pitch duels of the season. Losing in the 12th inning when he walked in the winning run. Duperron walked 9, 3 intentional, struck out 13, and gave 5 hits. He had a few rough innings earlier in the game but worked his way out of them nicely. Guillet and Hart had 2 each, while Harrington and Reed each had one. WOONSOCKET 12 PAWTUCKET VOCATIONAL 3 Duperron worked the first 6 innings allowed 3 hits, 1 run and 3 bases on balls while fanning 7. The only bad inning was the sixth when he walked in a run. Until then no Voke player had reached second. Frank Marrah pitched the final inning giving 3 hits and 1 walk. He allowed 2 runs to cross the plate. Minot and Reed had 3 hits each while Harrington and Hart were close with 2 each. WOONSOCKET 3 NORTH PROVIDENCE 4 Don Harrington and his rival each had poor days for both were reached for 10 hits. Both had good control giving two walks each but it was just the hitters day. Only one man got more than one hit for No. Providence while Minot had 3, Guillet, Harrington, and Zarychta had 2 hits each. After Lunch Recreation Time to Eat for Upperclassmen Hungry Boys Our devoted ladies in the kitchen: L to R: Miss Mary Williams, Mrs. Anna Dujardin. Mrs. Alice Conte. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP FOR TENNIS L to R: Gilberte Beausoleil, Sandra Canestrari, Gene Therot. Robert Labarre. Mr. Walter Kane instructing H. Marquis in setting up the projector. ■Ji ligHte - 1 «$ •. The New Library DIRECTORY SENIORS Abrants, Steve Adams, Mary Allard, Marie-Lys Allen, Mack Aridano, Michael Barchiesi, Judith Beaudoin, Sylvia Beaudry, Richard Great Rd. 384 North Main St. 451 Logee St. 184 Sayles St. 237 Front St. 522 Diamond Hill Rd. 176 Mill St. 730 Manville Rd. Bednarski, Judith Grange Rd., North Smithfield Bileau, Raoul 686 Cumberland Hill Rd. Biron, Suzanne 667 Cumberland Hill Rd. 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Joseph, Leona 551 Pond St. Juszczyszyn, Michael 23 Lincoln St. Kearns, Richard 73 Spring St. Kennedy, Rosemary 51 Rockland Ave. Klowan, Michael 203 Arnold St. Kokolski, Cornelia 229 Huntington Ave. Kokolski, Stephen 21 Fairlawn Ave. Kucharski, Lucille 3 Admiral St. Kyryliw, Eleanor Iron Mine Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Laplante, Judith 67 Bradford St. Lataille, Muriel 25 Roberts St. Lawless, Clark 81 Pelletier Ave. I.emanski, Joanne 488 Blackstone St. Levitre, Jane 269 Great Rd., North Smithfield Liard, Gail 93 Seventh Ave. Lizotte, Barbara 582 Blackstone St. Lupu, Helen 31 Chester St. Lynch, Louis 57 Center St. Maculan, Rose Marie 315 Knight St. Malatt, Audrey 30 Bellevue Ave. Malboeuf, Shirley 198 Progresso St. Mallin, Carol 10 Birch Hill Rd., North Smithfield Mandeville, Jeanne 147 Division St. Marrah, Francis 98 Park Ave. Miskiavitch, Suzanne 464 Second Ave. Niejadlik, Carolyn 682 Third Ave. Normandin, Jeannette 380 Carrington Ave. O'Coin, Francis 67 Gaulin Ave. O'Coin, Ida 67 Gaulin Ave. Oliveira, Joann 216 Mowry St. O'Rourke, Carol 223 Winthrop St. Palazzini, Richard 84 Linden Ave. Parkin, Judith 33 Eighth Ave. Pelletier, Lorraine 110 Morton Ave. Pelletier, Robert 110 Morton Ave. Perron, Janet 174 St. Barnabe St. Perusse, Gertrude 44 Summit St. Pichette, Georgette 227 Elder Ballou Meeting House Road Proctor, Janice R.F.D. 3, Great Road, Slatersville Ramsay, Gladys Providence Pike, Slatersville Reith, Lorretta 320 Paradis Ave. Richards, Lorraine 2086 Mendon Road Rivers, Joyce 269 Orchard St. Roberts, Roy 280 Nursery Ave. Robillard, Janice 90 Warwick St. Robitaille, Roger 112 Dana St. Romblad, Beverly 148 Bourdon Blvd. 85 DIRECTORY Romprey, Muriel Starzak, Barbara Louisquisset Pike 1588 Providence Pike, No. Smithfield Steiner, Deborah 523 Prospect St. Rondeau, Lucille 575 Cumberland Hill Rd. Susla, Richard 468 Winter St. Rosenberg Edward «67 Elm St. Taft W. Howard 254 Bernon St. Roy, Harold . 44 Fr0™. S| Tetreault, Eileen 98 Crawford St. Roy, Mary 234 Morin Heights Blvd. , n T, c Salembier, Maxine 823 Louisquisset Pike Jw,nm« Jud!th „ St' Sawyer, Robert 75 South St. Twomey, Barbara 37 Cold Spring Place Sheehan, Thomas 625 Gaskill St. Vandenherreweghe, Dorothy 153 Newland Ave. Skiffington, Barbara 40 Second Ave. Vario, Eugene 26 Paradis Ave. Smith, Carolyn R.F.D. 2, Woonsocket Hill Rd. Viana, Annabelle 50 Warwick St. Sokolsky, Sonia 170 Park Place Wacker, Edmund 39 Pleasant St. Walsh, Edward 73 Sunnyside Ave. JUNIORS Aizsils, Mudite 365 Summer St. Debroisse, Robert 2062 Mendon Rd. Aldrich, Doris 34 Hillview Ave., No. Smithfield De Celles, Edouard, Jr. 43 Madeleine Ave. Allam, Douglas 303 Knight St. De Cubellis, Ronald .................. 84 St. Leon Ave. Atteridge, Jo-Ann Main St., Slatersville Derosier, Helen 86 Fifth Ave. Avila, Jeanne 2 Bartlett St. Dery, Raymond R. 335 Dulude Ave. Anez, Nicholas 916 Park Ave. Desroches, Marcel 152 North Main St. Bacon, Marie 199 Bourdon Blvd. Destrempes, Lorayne 771 Grove St. Bailey, Alan 228 Bourdon Blvd. Dewing, Eleanor 135 Huntington Ave. Baillargeon, Gerald 232 Cass Ave. Dextraze, Norman 669 Winter St. Barnett, Robert 98 Bellingham St. Dickey, Mary Lou Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln, R.l. Barrette, John 86 Monty Ave. Dogan, Wayne 32 Hillview Ave., No. Smithfield Bartlett, Kenneth 543 Mendon Rd. Dori, David 59 Salisbury St. Barylick, Frances 155 Boyden St. Downey, Kathleen 139 Annette Ave. Beauchesne, Pauline Dubois, Raymond 65 Phoebe St. 165 Quaker Highway, Slatersville Dubois, Roger 658 Logee St. Bellini, Carol 953 Park Ave. Dubois, Suzanne 232 Ballou St. Dubuc, Susan 28 Merrimac Rd., No. Smithfield Bessette, James Quaker Highway, Slatersville Ducharme, Jacqueline 39 Oregon Ave. Bilak, Irene 74 Harris Ave. Ducharme, Roland 37 Kindergarten St. Birdwell, Helena 223 Park Ave. Dumas, Sharon 54 Bellevue Ave. Blondin, Nancy 37 Richelieu Ave. Dunn, Barbara 117 Trent St. Bonin, Joseph Rocky Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Durkin, Judith 650 Fifth Ave. Branconnier, Lawrence 76 Erie St. Dwyer, Brenda 164 Jenckes St. Bressan, Elaine 66 Armand Ave. Dziubaniuk, Jean-Ann 23 Edmund St. Brien, Pauline 171 Dudley St. Elias, Carole-Ann 397 Logee St. Brouillette, Lillian 227 Manville Rd. Fagan, John 26 Barton St. Bunting, Carol 146 Ward St. Falcioni, Roland 522 Diamond Hill Rd. Burak, Barbara 106 Vine St. Felice, Robert 84 Arnold St. Calabrese, Carol 404 Flora Ave. Ferrelli, Theresa 49 Berkeley St. Cameron, Janet 61 Salisbury St. Ferrucci, Richard 80 Hamlet Ave. Canestrari, Jean 1168 Social St. Flynn, John 95 South St. Cardin, Elaine 53 Merida Ave. Gaiga, Angela 172 Progresso Ave. Carey, Claire 351 East School St. Galkin, Kenneth 1140 Park Ave. Carpenter, Ronald Greenville Rd., R.F.D. 2 Garceau, Gale 29 Lincoln St. Castaldi, James 508 Grove St. Garceau, Jaqueline 29 Lincoln St. Champagne, Carole 362 Park Place Garcia, William 58 Sweet Ave. Champagne, Mary Ann 354 Cass Ave. Gardella, Catherine 19 Spring St. Clausen, William Pound Hill Rd., No. Smithfield Garelick, Frank 531 Prospect St. Clifford, Brien 147 Harris Ave. Geruso, Anthony 91 Meadow Rd. Coccoli, Barbara 272 Ward St. Giard, Richard 86 Transit St. Comeyne, Gustave 65 Progresso Ave. Gilman, Madonna 89 Second Ave. Compton, Priscilla R.F.D. 3, Esmond 17 Golden, Alan 470 Prospect St. Corrigan, Kathleen 40 Woodland Rd., No. Smithfield Gongoleski, Richard 78 Middle St., No. Smithfield Cracco, Robert 595 Wood Ave. Goosetrey, Joyce 418 Summer St. Creeden, Robert 566 Prospect St. Gouin, Muriel 30 Seamans St. Crisafulli, Frances 234 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield Greenland, Arline 293 Eighth Ave. Da Costa, Patricia 111 Jillson Ave. Gregoire, Paul 108 Park Ave. Daignault, Carole 28 New St. Grondines, Leo 250 Rhode Island Ave. 86 DIRECTORY Guillet, Richard Hardink, Marie Hebert, Jacqueline Henry, William Hood, Sandra Hughes, Elizabeth Hulme, Robert Jacobs, Charles Jalette, Rosanne Jarret, Guy Julien, Maurice Kaffel, Edward Kalnietis, Guntis Kelly, Robert A. Kogut, Andrea Koury, Ramona Laliberte, Patricia Lambert, Ernest 531 Landry, Bertrand Lanois, Theodore Lanoue, George Lanoue, Paul Lanowy, Richard Lariviere, Raymond Lauzon, Paul Lavallee, Royal Le Blanc, Donald Lebrun, Rachel Lemieux, Carolyn Lenz, Joyce Lezy, Normand L'Heureux, Mary-Ann Liard, James Lovell, Alice Lynch, Francis Mac Donald, Barbara Macktaz, Ruth Marquis, Herve Martin, Karen Masse, Aime Masse, Norman Masson, Richard McPartlin, Winifred Mencarene, Natalie Messier, Jeanne Miller, Marjorie Misiaszek, Helen Monday, Florian Morgan, Roberta Morin, Robert Morisseau, Gerald Murray, Richard Nadeau, Julie Nanni, Roland Nault, Doris Niedzwiadek, Stasia Oberzol, Gerald Palardy, Shirley Patenaude, Patricia Pennington, Russell Pernini, Sergio Perrico, Robert 65 Ruskin Ave. ........... 364 Blackstone St. ............... 60 Dean St. 29 Spring St. 156 Hamilton St. 34 Marshall Rd. 148 Morin Heights 151 Cato St. 112 Earle St. 71 Cote Ave. 757 Grove St. 2000 Diamond Hill Rd. . 46 Church St. ...... 15 Olo St. 188 Mowry St. 268 Cottage St. 118 Cottage St. Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield 689 Mendon Rd. 306 Front St. 291 Willow St. 95 Earle St. 46 Mailloux St. 437 Park Ave. 85 Rathbun St. 53 Spring St. 802 Social St. 203 Larch St. 19 Carpenter St., Slatersville ..... 50 Jenckes St. 51 Dana St. 30 Main St., Manville 93 Seventh Ave. 520 Great Rd., Slatersville .. 25 Dexter St. 73 Boyden St. 147 Glen Rd. 320 Fourth Ave. 268 Prospect St. 76 West Park Place 19 Hebert Ave. 209 Winthrop St. 56 Providence St. ....... 86 Fifth Ave. 90 Lefrancois Blvd. 157 West St. 419 Fairmount St. 941 Mendon Rd. 99 Orchard St. 318 Third Ave. 117 Craigie Ave. 240 Front St. 113 Loring St. 323 Maple St. 371 Cass Ave. 344 Second Ave. 209 Bourdon Blvd. Great Rd., No. Smithfield 361 Flora Ave. 86 MacArthur St. 190 Railroad St., Manville 176 River St. Petrides, Elsie Plante, Arthur Plante, Muriel 552 Winter St. 200 Summer St. 16 Andrews Terrace, No. Smithfield Poehler, Charlotte Ponanski, Evelyn Poudrier, Pauline Precourt, Suzanne Pryhoda, Thomas Rabek, Pauline Ramsey, Gloria Reilly, William Richards, Elaine Rivet, Maurice Robert, Richard Robitaille, Richard Rock, Rachel Rogers, Jeanne Romiti, John Rosenberg, Elaine Roy, Annette St. Germain, Elaine St. Pierre, Anita St. Pierre, Marian Saunders, Jean Schmitt, Deborah Scott, Gerald Seifert, Sandra Shorr, Edward Shorr, Marjorie Smith, William Smyk, Mary Solina, Joyce Southwick, David Souza, Suzanne Stearns, Alice Strickland, Joel Strickland, Leslie Stolasz, Joseph Strok, Arlene Styborski, Joseph Swartz, Ellen Szczengor, Constance Tanners, Paul Tarmey, Judith Tarmey, Robert Teja, Carolyn Tenori, Dorothy Tessier, Roger Theroux, Sheila Turcotte, Lucille Tweddell, Suzanne Vallee, Patricia Vario, Michael Wheeler, Patricia Whittaker, Alan Wilbur, Milton Wilkins, Janice Wojcik, Patricia Yasinczuk, Sandra Youngkin, Burrows Zarychta, Raymond Zia, Lorraine 72 Bourdon Blvd. ......... 368 East School St. Main St., Slatersville .............. 122 Alice Ave. ......... 225 Lydia Ave. 1010 Diamond Hill Rd. ......... 141 Olo St. .......... 248 Mason St. 2086 Mendon Rd. 44 Cecile Ave. 17 Alice Ave. .............. 137 Arnold St. 262 Mason St. 95 Woonsocket Hill Rd. ........ 120 Linden St. ......... 867 Elm St. .. 15 Knight St. 150 Fourth Ave. ................ 64 Bernon St. 780 North Main St. 725 Park Ave. 251 Great Rd., No. Smithfield 150 Arnold St. 205 Summer St. 157 Hemond Ave. ..... 219 Gaskill St. 260 Second Ave. 119 Fifth Ave. 266 Eighth Ave. 46 Cole Spring Place 74 Vine St. 10 Logee St. 130 Alice Ave. 43 Summit Ave., No. Smithfield 168 Third Ave. ............. 63 Rhodes Ave. ................ 58 Oakley Rd. ...... 113 Highland St. 149 Roberta Ave. 147 Rebekah St. 546 North Main St. ........... 117 Rebekah St. ................ 68 Chester St. North Main St., No. Smithfield 451 Burnside Ave. 52 Newport St. 255 Morin Heights 512 Summer St. 413 Front St. .............. 437 Park Ave. 273 Third Ave. ........... 378 Park Ave. 76 Sweet Ave. Providence Pike, Slatersville 18 Fourth Ave. 186 Church St. 710 Morin Heights 655 Providence St. 126 Beausoleil St. 87 DIRECTORY FRESHMEN Allaire, Paul Allard, Bruno Anger, Arlene Anger, Wilfred Antolini, Eileen Archambault, George Archambault, Raymond Victory Armstrong, Lois Aubin, Estelle Auger, Ann Auger, Richard Auger, Robert Babineau, Lorraine Baillairgeon, Andre Baker, Donna Baram, Sheila Barbaria, Michael Barnes, Clayton Barett, Joan Barry, Viola Bartnick, Jane Begnoche, Carol Bell, Aline .......... 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Bergeron, Dianne Bergeron, Robert Bianco, Paul Bileau, Norman Biron, Rita Boissel, Denis Boissel, Marlene Bordeaux, Richard Bouchard, Eugene Bouchard, Lorraine Boucher, Elizabeth Boucher, Jeanne Boucher, Pauline Bourassa, Lorraine Bourget, Margaret Bousquet, Arthur Bresson, Thomas Brien, Gerard Browchuk, Roman Bruley, Andre Brunetti, Donald Brunetti, Jean Burlingame, Barbara Cabral, Dennis Cafferty, Mary Jane Calascibetta, Carolyn Carey, Linda Caron, Charles Carriere, Jacquiline Cates, Douglas Chaharyn, Sandra Chalfin, Beverly Champagne, Victor Chamreau, Marguerite 740 262 Second Ave. 451 Logee St. 196 Hemond Ave. 60 Barnabee St. 825 Diamond Hill Rd. ..... 189 Gaulin Ave. Highway, No. Smithfield 79 Mason St. ........ 66 Richelieu St. 37 Olo St. 60 St. Barnabee St. 629 Mendon Rd. ........... 24 Victor St. 84 No. East St. 150 Providence St. 271 Gaskill St. 70 Thomas St. ........ 121 Andrew St. 86 Monty Ave. 533 River St. ............ 471 Pond St. 391 Diamond Hill Rd. 474 Carrington Ave. 84 Mr. St. Charles Ave. 159 Adams St. 446 Prospect St. 199 Morin Heights Blvd. ....... 342 Privilege St. 187 Bourdon Blvd. 686 Cumberland Hill Rd. 667 Cumberland Hill Rd. 653 Grove St. 653 Grove St. 67 Hamlet Ave. ...... 35 Bourdon Blvd. Main St., Forestdale Pond St. 110 Burrington St. 172 Lincoln St. 272 Front St. Great Rd., No. Smithfield 119 Daniels St. 66 Arnold St. 171 Dudley St. 1570 Providence Pike 94 Grange Ave. 1011 Pelletier Ave. 430 Diamond Hill Rd. 284 Elm St. 84 Main St., Slatersville ..... 621 Providence St. 38 Cooper Ave. 26 Gaskill St. 55 Winthrop St. 162 Rutland St. No. Main St., Slatersville .......... 317 Edith St. ...... 489 Prospect St. ...... 584 Bound Rd. 614 East School St. Charpentier, Edgar Charpentier, Normand Chartier, John Chausse, Robert Chesbrough, Kay Chevrete, Pauline Clark, Nancy Coccoli, Frances Buxton Rd., Slatersville Buxton Rd., Slatersville 91 Hamlet Ave. 170 Knight St. 61 Urrico Ave. ...... 1101 Cass Ave. ... 525 Wood Ave. 272 Ward St. Cohen, Stuart 13 Andrews Terrace, No. Smithfield Compton, Patricia Corticelli, Alan John Cournoyer, Jeanne Cournoyer, Pauline Cunningham, Marion Dagenais, Francis Daignault, Elaine Daignault, Lucille Dcfond, Leo Degrange, Lucille Deguire, Roland Demers, Dennis Depointe, Eva No. Depointe, Manuel Deslauriers, Jeannine Desmarais, Pauline Desmarais, Richard Desmet, Robert DiCesare, Joseph R.F.D. 3, Esmond 18 Pine St. 256 Front St. 296 Rathburn St. 44 Virginia Ave. 546 Grove St. 28 New St. 144 Robinson St. 37 Kendrick Ave. 390 East School St. 350 Knight St. 120 Andrews St. Main St., No. Smithfield 5 Ridge Rd., No. Smithfield 147 Division St. 126 Hamlet Ave. 447 East School St. 255 Nursery Ave. 267 Paradis Ave. Dulude, Monette 713 Cumberland Hill Rd. Dumas, Pauline Dumond, Brenda Dupont, Claudette Dupont, Edgar Durand, Gerad Eaton, Alan Egan, Paul Esten, Joel Ewing, Fred Fagan, Brian Falardeau, Claire Falcioni, Lorraine Falk, Judith Favreau, Jean Paul Felice, Janet Ferria, Sandra Finklestein, Susan Fleury, Thelma Florentz, Judith Fluette, Adelard Flynn, Sharon Forcier, Doris Fortier, Richard Frechette, Pauline Frechette, Susan Frigon, Eillen Fullam, Ronald Gagnon, Leon Garland, David Garland, Fredrick Gautier, Normand Geoffrey, Madelaine 454 Winter St. 65 Mill Street 173 Bourdon Blvd. 228 Railroad St., Manville 48 Second Ave. Old River Rd. ........... 282 Ward St. ......... 52 Wilbur Ave. 40 Wilbur Ave. 26 Barton St. ............ 254 Grand St. 138 Hebert Ave. 11 Katherine Rd. 194 Providence St. 346 Dulude Ave. 316 Tenth Ave. 478 Woodland Rd. .................... 79 Lincoln St. ................... 164 Rivulet St. ................ 59 St. Simon St. 231 Greenville Rd., No. Smithfield 200 Papineau Ave. .................. 80 Arrow St. 213 Bourdon Blvd. 30 Beech St. 805 Cumberland Hill Rd. 126 Carnation St. 96 School St. Buxton Sr., Slatersville Buxton St., Slatersville 188 St. Barnabe St. 220 Logee St. 88 Giromini, Jeanette Gnot, Barbara Gobbi, Emily Godin, Richard Goulet, Lorraine Gramolini, Joan Grillo, Patricia Hare, Linda Hatch, Cynthia Havunen, Richard Herman, Paul Heroux, Ronald Hogan, Daniel Hutnak, Richard 143 St. Paul Jalbert, Gene Jalowy, John Janelle, Normand Johnson, Edwin Jones, Robert Jutras, Lorraine Kazan, Theodore Kosiuk, Leslie Kostorowski, Carol Krajewski, Janice Kurawsky, Anne Kusiak, Pauline Laffan, Kathleen I-agace, Jeannine Lambert, Bernard Lambert, Doris Lamontagne, Sandra Laparde, Cecile Laramee, Robert Laramee, Theresa Lareuu, Douglas Lavimodierd, Pauline Leae, Carol Ann Kozaska, Karen Lebon, Yvette I.eclaire, Russell Leduc, Linda Lefebvre, Gerald Lefebvre, Lucien Lepskey, Jan Le Roy, Randolph Letendre, Roland Levielle, Roger Levesque, Rene Lucchesi, Patricia Lussier, Annette Mack, Allan Mandeville, Madeline Marrah, Jeanne Marrah, William McCormick, Frederick McDonald, James McLaughlin, Carol McNally, Kathleen Middleton, Carol Ann Mignault, Linda Montanari, Joyce Morris, Terrence DIRECTORY 104 Fournier Ave. 78 Chestnut St., Manville 661 Diamond Hill Rd. 41 Bennett St. .............. 66 Beacon St. 685 Wood Ave. 98 Crawford St. 239 Maple Ave., Forestdale Great Rd., Slatersville Victory Highway, R.F.D. 3 139 East School St. 39 Summit St. 73 Phoebe St. St., R.F.D. 3, No. Smithfield 552 Front St. 309 Second Ave. 726 Front St. 163 Bourdon Blvd. 180 Bernice Ave. 330 Logee St. 41 Mailloux St. 32 Theresa St. 108 Avenue B 186 High St. 137 Summer St. 31 Machanic Ave. 878 Mendon Rd. 1032 Diamond Hill Rd. 195 Dulude Ave. 615 No. Main St. ..... 126 Brook St. 30 Fisher Ave. ........ 23 Corsi St. 131 Daniels St. 136 Alice Ave. 206 First Ave. 66 Chestnut St., Manville 299 High St. 35 St. Hughes St. 126 Hamlet Ave. 207 Willow St. 144 Fourth Ave. 1088 Diamond Hill Rd. 505 Front St. .................. 21 Carey St. ....... 54 Priscilla Rd. 49 Rathburn St. 104 Beech St. 14 Transit St. 51 Gobeille Ave. 74 Carnation St. 252 Burnside Ave. 509 No. Main St. 98 Park Ave. 140 No. Main St. 168 Rebekah St. Main St., No. Smithfield 529 So. Main St. 69 No. Main St., Slatersville Black Plain Rd., Slatersville 169 Campeau St. 675 Third Ave. Mucciarone, Anne Nadeau, Irene Namanaka, Jo Ann Nanni, Carol Nault, Donald Nelson, Michael Noel, Edward Oliveira, Judith O'Rourke, Judith O'Shea, Patricia Overton, Craig Owens, Patricia Pace, Ray Parkin, Gail Pellitier, Richard Peloquin, Muriel Peloquin, Richard Pelypee, Stephen Pennington, Anne Perron, Anne Perron, Teresa Piotroneski, John Plante, Joseph Plante, Roland Poirier, Jeannine Polney, Barbara Prestawa, Walter Proctor, Judith Proulx, Paul Provost, Joseph Rademsky, Carol Rainville, Janice Styborski, Louise Sutcliffe, Kathleen Talabac, Christy Tardie, Marcel Tardif, Paul Tellier, Paul Raymond Tellier, Paul Reo Tellier, Pauline Teper, Dennis Tessier, Jeanne Tetreault, Lorraine Tobin, Barbara Toporoski, Judith Touchette, Joseph Tousignanr, Suzanne Trant, Raymond Trepanier, Joanne Tuchapsky, Sheila Turcotte, Roger Udell, Bernard Vargas, Susan Mary Vezina, George Whittaker, Judith Williams, Geneva Woodward, Ruth Wrenn, Carol Wright, Alfred Wrona, Joseph, Jr. Zimmerman, Felice 161 Elmore St. 87 Cottage St. 86 Transit St. 323 Maple St. 87 West St. 35 Vine St. 121 Papineau Ave. 216 Mowry St. ....... 762 No. Main St. ..... 33 Gilbert St. Maple Ave., Forestdale 8 Prospect St. 1231 Park Ave. 33 Eighth Ave. 557 Elm St. 36 Gaulin Ave. 518 Privilege St. 786 No. Main St. 86 MacArthur Rd. 424 Morin Heights 174 St. Barnabe St. 235 Sixth Ave. 83 Pellitier Ave. 1322 Old River Rd. 120 East St. 574 Winter St. 237 Second Ave. Old Great Rd., Slatersville 157 Harrison Ave. 27 Phoebe St. 75 Blackstone St. 7 Pine St. 58 Oakley Rd. 209 Priscilla Rd. 150 Blackstone St. 578 Privilege St. 855 Social St. .......... 27 Gaulin Ave. 408 Lucille Ave. ....... 408 Lucille Ave. 61 Smithfield Rd. 11 Sweet Ave. 281 Gaulin Ave. 12 Clarkin Lane 112 Paradis Ave. ....... 194 Priscilla Ave. 54 Lincoln St. 450 Cumberland Hill Rd. 295 Fairmount St. 205 Morin Heights 38 Dulude Ave. 528 Harris Ave. 53 West Park Place 588 Harris Ave. 378 Park Place 170 River St. 45 Aubin St. 45 Glendale Ave. 61 No. Main St. 625 Winter St. State St. 89 Autographs We, the Class of 1958, are grateful to you, our advertisers, for your generosity in contributing to the financial success of our yearbook, The Quiver.” We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to you. 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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. ALDO 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 GRAMOLINI Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 96 Top Ad-Sellers” of Class of '58 V. Jacob, J. Normandin, I. O'Coin, H. Lupu, J. Boucher ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR INSURANCE 97 Congratulations! CLASS OF 1958 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND AT SCHOOL AT HOME GARELICK BROS. FARMS - FRANKLIN Milk and Dairy Products right from the farm” ★ FRANKLIN, MASS. Compliments of RAY COTTON COMPANY WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Compliments of TUPPER CORPORATION 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 HENRY G. ALLAIRE MASON CONTRACTOR Brickwork and Plastering of All Kinds WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone PO 2-5647 BLACKSTONE POTATO CHIP CO., INC. 43 MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE, MASSACHUSETTS Cheese Flavored and Buttered Popcorn Potato Sticks Compliments of CLUB EMBASSY RESTAURANT and GIFT SHOPPE J. B. FARNUM COMPANY Hardware — Paints — Sporting Goods Wallpaper MONUMENT SQUARE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: POplar 9-2700 i i Compliments of A FRIEND OF WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Congratulatio ns! FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 171 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 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 CITY DAIRY Telephone PO 2-0283 Compliments of I Woonsocket’s Only Local Bank y A Mutual Savings Institution $ the Savings Bank” || WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS 144 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. t e Saving ‘Scuttit WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS - 1ST. 184S Compliments of THE BELL COMPANY OF R.l. ONE MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 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 102 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 McCarthy's Woonsocket’s Greatest Store BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS and ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 CLINTON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-2200 STANDARD CAB CO. Two-Way Radio Equipped Taxi Safest Ride In Town” — 24-Hour Service Radio Controlled Cabs 103 Compliments of the WOONSOCKET DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY JAMES MULLEN CO., INC. Woonsocket’s Oldest Furniture Store Nationally Advertised Furniture — Appliances Rugs — Mattresses Everything for the Home 76 MAIN ST., WOONSOCKET PO 9-9400 Compliments of POLONIA BAKERY 118 JEFFERS STREET JOSEPH B. BOREK, Prop. PO 9-3722 George A. Pichette George L. Pichette Arthur E. Pichctte 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. NEW ENGLAND HAMLET GULF SERVICE STATION COAL COMPANY INC. Greasing — Lubrication — Washing 632 RIVER STREET Minor Repair Work Your Friendly Gulf Dealer’’ WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Brakes Relined and Adjusted Coal, Coke, Heating Oils Spring Work — Battery Charging Tires — Tubes — Accessories Winkler Heating and Cooling Equipment Corner Hamlet and Carrington Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY 85 FAIRMOUNT STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Service Through Science P. J. O'DONNELL and SONS, INC. 92 SUNNYSIDE AVENUE 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 GEB YARN COMPANY, INC. FRANKLIN, MASS. GRAVEL'S PASTRY SHOPS PARK SQUARE 104 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 179 FRONT STREET Telephone PO 2-0228 NORTH AMERICAN MILLS 272 EAST SCHOOL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Sporting Goods at its Best SPORTS DUGOUT, INC. 280 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. FORTIN'S HOME APPLIANCES, INC. Sales Service • Washing Machines • Refrigerators • Ranges • Home Electrical Appliances • Ironers • Vacuum Cleaners • Radios TELEVISION Woonsocket PO 9-1900 21 Pond Street WOONSOCKET, R. I. A. A. BROWN AGENCY INSURANCE Every Type BROWN CARROLL BLDG. WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-5790 — 2-5791 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '58 MONGEON'S SEA FOOD Tel. PO 9-1078 Fresh Fish, Shell Fish, and Lobster 630 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. LIVE IN FORESTDALE CLAYTON L. HARE Contractor and Builder Homes of Distinction MAPLE AVENUE FORESTDALE, R. I. Compliments of JOHN F. DORIS Best Wishes to CLASS OF '58! PETIT'S MARKET 143 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: POplar 9-7224 AUGER'S SMART SHOP Everything in Men's Wear 105 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island —We Rent Formal Wear — Compliments of NORTH SMITHFIELD REBELS ROD and CUSTOM CLUB LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 64 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-3596 Compliments ELAINE'S FLOWERS PO 2-6438 225 GREENE STREET Woonsocket, R. I. A Complete Line of Hardware For Home, Garden, Workshop n Pinault Hardware Co. 584 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 2-2283 CROWN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS AT MODERATE PRICES 115 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephones: PO 9-7696—PO 9-1156 108 Congratulations from the CLASS OFFICERS OF 1958 Dick Annabelle Francis Barbara Sandra Best Wishes From Compliments of ALTON P. THOMAS, M.D. GERALD N. JALBERT NO. SMITHFIELD, R. I. DR. A. GARNEAU OPTOMETRIST JUDGE 600 Cinton Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-2755 EDWARD F. DWYER Best Wishes to Compliments of THE CLASS OF '58 MR. MRS. LEO BERUBE A Leader for Woonsocket’s MILK FUND Dr. Louis S. Fellman and Dr. Harvey E. Fellman Optometrists ARTHUR BEAUDET JEWELRY, OPTOMETRIST and GIFTS WOONSOCKET COUNCIL No. 113 111 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A Doctor Friend Best Wishes to CLASS OF 1958 DR. and MRS. C. ISRAEL Compliments of V. H. MONTI, M.D. mm Compliments to the CLASS OF '58 THOMAS J. LALOR, M.D. Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1958 —from— DR. and MRS. C. J. DESTEFANI Congratulations CLASS of '58 —from— DR. and MRS. ELPHEGE A. BEAUDREAULT Compliments of DR. and MRS. AURELIEN E. GUAY and Family no JOHN PHANEUF Compliments of THE FRENCH WORSTED COMPANY Compliments of PIETTE JEWELERS 196 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. JA FALK BROS. W oonsocket’s Quality Family Clothing Store 91 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL CO. INC. Heating Oils - Coal - Bottled Gas - Gasolene Sales Service of Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment 139 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. POplar 2-5460 Fuel Oil — Range Oil Sales—OIL BURNERS—Service Telephone: PO 9-0146 188 WILLOW STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. GROSSMAN'S OF R. I. Everything to Build With” 333 RIVER STREET WOONSOCKET, R. 1. Telephone: PO 9-2280 Congratulations! FAIRMOUNT DAIRY 545 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-5515 LEVERONE'S FRUIT STORE 266 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-4513 VAL JACOB and his V ORCHESTRA 4POplar 9-6550 Music for all Occasions 17 MORTON AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. HEROUX'S DRUG STORE J. Maurice and Emile J. Heroux Registered Pharmacists P w 265 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone PO 9-7809 WOONSOCKET, R. I. BO UR RE DISTRIBUTING CO. A FRIEND Complete PET DEPARTMENT Suppliers of the 743 NORTH MAIN STREET CLASS OF 1958 WOONSOCKET, R. I. DANKO'S BAKERY HUGO'S MARKET 480 DIAMOND HILL ROAD 446 RIVER STREET Self-Service MEATS — GROCERIES WOONSOCKET, R. I. Free Delivery Telephones: PO 9-2421 — PO 9-2422 ALLIED 5c to 1.00 STORE B S ELECTRIC AUTO SERVICE 509 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 210 FRONT STREET GEORGE JALBERT, Prop. WOONSOCKET, R. I. SERVICE SALES CO., INC Paints - Wallpaper - Hardware” Etc. Anthony F. Lawrence, Pres., Treas., Mgr. Mrs. Eldora Y. Lawrence, Ass’t. Treas. 91 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND WALSH FLOWERS, INC. STADIUM BUILDING PO 2-5140 JACK'S ATLANTIC STATION WINTER STREET Flowers by Wire Walter T. Walsh Richard T. Walsh Compliments of LEO'S BAKERY, INC. 85 MASON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-6200 Compliments of BOSTON VIEW MOTEL U. S. ROUTE 1 WALPOLE, MASS. Telephone: MOntrose 8-1900 B. GODON SONS 48 WILLIAMS STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Specializing in Cut Stone Work Call: PO 9-4042 or PO 2-4291 WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of ROBINSON'S APPAREL, INC. 12-18 HIGH STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. It pays to shop around the corner” Compliments of ARMAND D. DuROCHER Certified Public Accountant 62 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. 0S MOUSSEAU'S, INC. Men’s Furnishings nS'A Formal Wear Rented For All Occasions 289 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. HI Tel. PO 9-2583 Austin H. Cook David L. Tuttle Arthur B. Merchant with R. P. SMITH SON 1856 - 1958 Commercial Bldg. — Rooms 18-19-20 Reliable Insurance of All Kinds Telephone: PO 2-0098 Compliments of I. T. U. 53 FEDERAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. REITH'S TELEVISION 260 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-3976 BEAUDET'S PHARMACY, INC. Rene G. Turcotte, Ph.G., Reg. Pb. Rene J. Deblois, Ph.G., Reg. Ph. Camille L. Turcotte 329 PARK AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Free Delivery — Telephone: PO 9-2525 N ) BRUNETTI BROS. BAKERY Italian Bread a Specialty 54 ELBOW STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-2761 Compliments of WOONSOCKET BRUSH CO. 581 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Brush Makers since 1835” Compliments of THE KAPPA BETTA GAMMA CLUB VAZNAIAN'S VARIETY 155 SOUTH MAIN STREET Casey” Vaznaian — Class of 1936 Res. POplar 9-3451 From 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Shop POplar 2-6110 RIENDEAU WASTE PAPER Waste Paper — Rags 450 CUMBERLAND HILL ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. MARK STEVENS 54 EAST SCHOOL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 Mrs. Charles A. Pellegrino Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 PETER PAN ICE CREAM CO. 675 MANV1LLE ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephones: PO 2-0267 — PO 2-0268 I. MEDOFF COMPANY 245 RAILROAD STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of PRATT'S DRUG STORE 537 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of FLORU'S RESTAURANT 245 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-9826 Compliments of FIRST WARD ITALIAN AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB WOONSOCKET PICK-UP DELIVERY SERVICE, INC. Freight House 743 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. 1. Telephone: PO 9-6784 Mail all checks and correspondence 315 KNIGHT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. I t Compliments of F. M. LALLY Oldest Store in Woonsocket Established 1845 Religious Goods — Stationery — Blank Books — Periodicals Greeting Cards — Office Supplies 80 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. ANDRY'S SHINE PARLOR Compliments of Main Street MORSE SHOE STORE Where All The Boys Get Their Shines” 100 Main Street Compliments of ROSIE'S RATHBUN FACTORY OUTLET 238 Railroad Street YV Jf Manville, Rhode Island 476 RATHBUN STREET S.O.l. HALL Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-9655 SEAI.TEST ice cream Wrr It’s the Best Compliments of VERMETTE'S 1347 DIAMOND HILL ROAD PO 2-9661 — PO 9-0429 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 GUY'S FOOD MART. 373 Providence Street Telephone: PO 2-2370 Compliments of DESLAURIERS BAKERY ENTERPRISE DYE WORKS, INC. wM 229 FIRST AVENUE Woonsocket, R. I. Mmm— So Good! 107 FRONT STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone PO 2-3632 116 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1958 G. BERTRAND BIBEAULT Commercial Bldg. — Main St. Woonsocket, R. I. MUNDY'S GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOP Victory Highway Slatersville Rhode Island Telephone PO 2-0150 DURYEA PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers and Importers Dyes - Chemicals - Sulphonated Oils - Soaps Main Office and Plant Woonsocket, R. I. ROLAN PLUMBING HEATING CO. 303 DIAMOND HILL RD. Woonsocket, R. I. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58” BELISLE BROS. BAKERY 35 Rathbun Street GLOBE Fish and Chips Cor. OLO and WEST STREET FRIDAY Fish and Chips WEDNESDAY Spaghetti and Shells with Meat Sauce Mill Orders Delivered EUGENE BOULEY, Prop. Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. PO 9-7150 ARCHWAY Home Style Cookies 272 Olo Street Woonsocket, R. I. Phone: PO 9-3955 LAMSON HUBBARD First in Fashion PO 2-0800 STADIUM BUILDING WOONSOCKET, R. I. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 30 STOCKHOLM ST. So. BELLINGHAM, MASS. TUcker 3-8660 Rear of Jos. Fluette and Sons Service Station Tel. PO 9-7100 Sam Golden Son, Inc. Textile Wastes Wool - Cotton - Synthetics HAROLD GOLDEN 533 SECOND AVE. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of BEVERLY CLUB INC. 26 WRENTHAM ST. BELLINGHAM, MASS. L. A. DECELLES, Mgr. RENZONI'S MARKET 165 MILL STREET Free City-wide Delivery” Telephones: PO 9-5348 - PO 9-5349 Reno Renzoni, Proprietor Compliments of HILLTOP FARMS PULASKI BLVD. So. BELLINGHAM Known for Their Fine Dairy Foods UXBRIDGE INN UXBRIDGE, MASS. On Route 112 and 16 8 Miles from Woonsocket Gracious Hospitality 118 FOURNIER FOURNIER 99 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-0940 CORRIERI'S MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS FANCY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 275 KNIGHT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-3862 FANNY'S 146-148 COURT SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R. I. HOUSE OF BRIDES Complete Selection of Gowns and Accessories for the entire Wedding Party 596 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-1772 Compliments LOU'S MARKET 4 GAULIN AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. MINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 285 MAIN ST. — PO 2-3851 375 PROVIDENCE ST. — PO 9-2717 WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best Wishes from Compliments of CHAMP'S DINER TWO FRIENDS 1338 PARK AVENUE Telephone: PO 9-2213 ELWINN SHOE SHOP 99 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I of W. H. S. CLASS 1958 NEW SHANGHAI RESTAURANT 267 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PARK SQUARE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers 35 Louisquissct Pike No. Smithfield, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-6420 CONRAD FORTIER—Tel. PO 2-3495 JOHN SCARAMELLA—Tel. PO 9-1976 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1958 J. C. MAILLOUX CO. CLINTON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of Compliments of JOHN E. ASMUSSEN JUDGE WALTER H. SHARKEY 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 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.ra. Including Sundays and All Holidays Compliments of GREATER WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SMITHFIELD SLATERSVILI.E, R. I. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Bank SAVARD GALLANT 503 SOCIAL STREET Congratulations YOUNG CHURCHMEN of ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Compliments of RAYMOND F. MURPHY CO. — Accountants — 162 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 2-2060 CARL W CHRISTIANSEN GEORGE T. HELM JOHN J. HOURIGAN 120 Compliments of CLAUDIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 21 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. AUBIN ROMPREY N ST. WOO Telephone: PO 2-9822 247 SO. MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of ROLAND'S CUT RATE 12 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. BUDDY'S SURPLUS 16 CUMBERLAND STREET Telephone: PO 9-7629 Compliments of GENE'S WILLOW ST. VARIETY STORE 394 WILLOW STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON'S PARK SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of SHOLA TEJA OIL SERVICE 419 POND STREET Telephones: PO 9-1318 — PO 9-7486 GEORGE'S RADIO and T.V. 987 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Sales and Service of all Televisions and Radios WOONSOCKET CLEANING Telephone: TU 3-6978 Under New Management — RENE MARQUIS Pickup and Delivery 41 CARTER AVENUE BLACKSTONE, MASS. S P U D N U T G. R. PLANTE 437 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Specializing In RADIO and T.V. REPAIRS Compliments of DUCHARMES VARIETY LEO CABANA HOME CONSTRUCTION CO. Builder of Better Homes' Telephone: PO 9-7914 Home and Office 359 WARD STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. POIRIER'S MARKET 472 WILLOW STREET Telephone: PO 9-0203 NYS FLOWERS FLORISTS 508 DIAMOND HILL ROAD Telephone: PO 9-5894 TAP GLASS WORKS, INC. Everything in Glass General Store Front and Commerical Glazing Contractors 385 ARNOLD ST. — POplar 9-4860 WOONSOCKET, R. I. — POplar 9-7340 Compliments of CHRISTIANSEN'S ORCHARDS SLATERSVILLE, R. I. E. J. SAUVAGEAU SON Electrical Contractors Telephone PO 2-3328 Let George Do It 495 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. MONGEAU SHOE STORE, INC. 30 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island KNOWN FOR BETTER SHOES MUSIC CENTER Records, HI-FI and Accessories 13 Cumberland St. Woonsocket, R. I. POplar 2-9500 NELLO'S MOTOR SALES 629 FRONT STREET Woonsocket, Rhode Island MASON-PRESTON COMPANY BUSINESS FORMS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 251 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Lefrancois Bldg. Telephone: PO 2-1812 Talk it Over with MEE MICHAEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 112 Main Street Telephone: PO 9-3405 FONTANA'S FLOWERS PO 9-0462 1098 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, R. I. BAZAAR SHOP 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-5090 Fine Portraits Photographer - EDWARD TENCZAR (near Bijou) TENCZAR STUDIOS, INC. 285 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER CO. 237 MAIN STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Typewriters — Adding Machines Sold — Rented — Repaired 243 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island If It’s DANCING THE WOONSOCKET Y.M.C.A. of any type KRYLO DANCE STUDIOS CHARLES C. KERLEW HARDWARE Phone: PO 2-0456 263 South Main St. Woonsocket, Rhode Island A FRIEND OF A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Where You Enjoyed The Saturday Night Dances The Basketball Leagues The Swimming Classes And Where You Met and Had Good Times With Your Friends GIARD'S DRY CLEANERS 46 Cumberland St. Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-4088 CANCELLATION SHOE STORE 226 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9833 FRANK KEARNS AUTO SUPPLY 100 BERNON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Machine Shop Service KING'S STUDIOS Interior Decorators 69 Arnold St. Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-0087 'There’s No Place Like Home” HOME LAUNDERERS CLEANSERS 1 Morton Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-3398 BLISS PRESS 269 High Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 9-3732 SOCIAL DEPARTMENT STORE Clothes for the Entire Family 590 Social St. Woonsocket, R. I. PO 2-3346 LOU'S BARBER SHOP 202 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Opposite St. Charles Church GENE'S SHOE REPAIR 259 South Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Jifet Sc� h Boutique Shop of Personalized Fashions 574 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-5010 Congratulations CLASS of '58 GIRARD'S DINER 440 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Novelty and Covered Buttons and Buckles - Yarns ALDEA LEDOUX EMBROIDERY SHOP Room 62-63 Commercial Bldg. Tel. PO 9-6196 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Best of Luck CLASS of 58 WINSOR MANUFACTURING CO. 44 HAZEL STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of BELUVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY, CO. Commercial Lighting Systems a Specialty Lighting Fixtures Appliances Table Floor Lamps — Giftwares 2 Monument Square PO 2-1937 SOR-ANG DISTRIBUTORS 1100 Social St. Woonsocket, R .1. PO 2-1900 Compliments of CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT 46 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. A. W. ARTESIAN WELL CO. Telephone: PO 2-1649 562 St. Paul Street North Smithfield, Rhode Island Well Drilling and Driving Phone: Woon. PO 2-6009 Res. PO 9-6009 QUINCY MONUMENTAL WORKS ARMAND O. LUSSIER, Prop. 456 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of PIERANNUNZTS SHOE REBUILDING 125 Court Square Top Quality Materials — Expert Workmanship Quick, Efficient Service — Established in 1902 — HARDINK'S FLOWER SHOP MRS. OLGA H. HARDINK, Prop. Flowers for all Occasions Blackstone and Kindergarten Streets Telephone: PO 2-2929 124 !'■ «o) THEROUX BROS. EXPRESS WOOL HAULING and EXPRESSING LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING 416 Pond Street Telephone: PO 2-0700 HALLIWELL INSURANCE AGENCY 311 Hospital Trust Building Woonsocket, R. I. POplar 9-9888 ’Round the Clock Service I Believe in Woonsocket OZZIE'S Shirts — Dry Cleaning 126 No. Main St. PARISIAN CLEANERS 84 Front Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island A. F. RUHLAND Public Stenographer French and English A Letter or a Volume Let Me Type Your... Letters, Monthly Statements, Speeches Term Papers and Theses Experienced — Legal Secretary Federal Bldg. — 285 Main St. Woonsocket, Rhode Island PO 9-3550 PO 2-2123 KORNSTEIN'S COMPLETE YOUTH DEPT. STORE 55 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Clothing, Shoes and Accessories for ... Infants ... Girls ... Boys ...Teens and Young Men Compliments of DION'S FOOD MARKET Compliments of THE LENOX Crooks Corner, South Bellingham, Mass. Tel. TU 3-9457 Telephone: EDgewood 9-8433 Residence Phone: PO 9-3484 S A V I N I Pontiac Sales Service Antonio R. Savini, President South Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts PONTIACS GMC TRUCKS VAUXHALL AUTOMOBILES 125 s $ Best Wishes to CLASS OF ’58 NAT S LULLABYE SHOPPE INC. 633 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island PO 9 0400 Congratulations Grads! and Thanks for Listening to my shows DICK BOUCHARD- WNRI 1380 on the dial COLONY POULTRY FARMS Producers of Fresh Eggs Specialists in Cut-up Poultry SAYI.ES HILL ROAD PROVIDENCE PIKE North Smithfield, R. I. Tel. POplar 2-5895 LEE'S Paints, Hardware Supplies 292 Second Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Authorized Pittsburgh Paint and Varnish Distributor FARM ST. STORE Meats, Groceries, and Vegetables 222 Farm St. Tel. PO 2-3688 Meats and Groceries RAYMOND J. CHARTIER 81 2 HAMLET AVENUE Tel. PO 9-4037 Woonsocket, R. I. TONY GUIMELLI Golf — Professional Winnesucket Country Club Woonsocket, Rhode Island GEORGE'S VARIETY STORE 586 Grove Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island VICTOR MESSERE SHOE STORE and SHOE REPAIRING Bostonian Shoes for Men and Boys 146 No. Main St. Telephone: PO 9-0545 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Compliments of CAPPY'S SPA SIXTH AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Compliments of MT. ST. CHARLES MKT. THE CHEAT ATLANTIC A tACIHC TEA CO 126 CARRIER'S OIL ALPHONSE CARRIER, Prop. 120 PULASKI BOULEVARD SOUTH BELLINGHAM, MASS. Tel. TU 3-8980 Compliments of FRANK'S MARKET 21 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. ROMEO'S MARKET, INC. ROMEO'S PAINT HARDWARE, INC. 598 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephones: PO 2-4137 — PO 2-6519 A. F. WADE STUDIO Photo Finishes 41 SEVENTH AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of VANDA'S BEAUTY STUDIO SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of L. H. TILLINGHAST SUPPLY CO. 115 RAILROAD STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND FAIRLAWN SERVICE STATION Peter Gemski, Prop. FUEL OILS GASOLINE RANGE OILS MOTOR OILS 793 HARRIS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 9-3943 Res. PO 2-2565 DUPRE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Paints- Wallpaper-Hardware Phone PO 9-6379 22 MAILLOUX STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. The CLASS of 1938 extends congratulations to the CLASS of 1958 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES, INC. 767 SOCIAL STREET Phone PO 2-4400 TIRES — GOODYEAR — TUBES HOME OF RITE-CAPES C. W. MALO S. F. MOJKOWSKI 127 $ f | ABRAHAM E. GOLDSTEIN, INC. $ PAPER MERCHANTS I I CANAL STREET f ? WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations to the Class of ’58 MR. MRS. JAMES BOCZAR 1 SADWIN § CURTAIN MFG. CO., INC. Manufacturers and Distributors of ? Novelty and Promotional Curtains ? 200 CATO STREET § Tel. PO 2-2012 WOONSOCKET, R. I. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. GERARD A. BRILLON District Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1958 WOONSOCKET TEACHERS GUILD NO. 951 A.F.T. H. P. 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