Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

1960 QUIVER WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Woonsocket, Rhode Island TABLE OF Page Dedication................................................. 4 Theme ..................................................... 5 Faculty and Administration 5 Senior Class 13 Junior Class 43 Freshmen Class 51 Activities 54 Villa Novan 55 Quiver, Literary Committee 56 Quiver, Financial Committee 58 Heads of Departments 60 Junior Prom 1959 62 Senior Prom I960 64 CONTENTS Page Christmas Pageant 66 Student Teachers 67 Alice Boudreau Jeanne Boucher Stories 68 Christmas Party .......................................... 69 Classroom and Club Pictures 72 Student Councilors 73 Miscellaneous 74 Superlatives 82 Sports 87 Honor Students 101 Miscellaneous and Find Yourself 102 Woonsocket Highlights” — School Play 104 Advertisements 107 MISS ETHEL E. McCOMBE DEDICATION 1 o you, Miss Ethel E. McComhe, we, the Class of 1960, wish to dedicate our Quiver. We take this opportunity to tell you that the countless services which you so willingly perform for students, as well as teachers, are deeply appreciated by all. Your methodical teaching has enabled pupils of the business course to be accomplished in their various occupations in the commercial world. We also thank you for your untiring devotion to the members of the Quiver advertising and subscription committees, without whom our Quiver would not be a success. From your grateful students and fellow faculty members comes a hearty wish for your future health, success, and happiness. 4 THEME The Fine Arts Since the appreciation of Fine Arts serves as a necessary supplement to our academic studies, we have chosen this as the theme of our Quiver. It seems fitting that we should choose this field because in high school we begin to recognize and appreciate the culture that has been handed down to us. As technical skills increase dexterity, and sciences train the mind to logical thinking, so do Fine Arts enrich our hearts and souls. On the following pages we have attempted to portray aspects of the Fine Arts which are symbolic of our high school life. Fine Arts may be defined as anything concerned with the creation of things of beauty — music, literature, sculpture, and architecture. Certainly our orchestra, dance band, and choral group give us, besides entertainment, an insight into the realm of music. Literary classes bring us in contact with the works of great authors of the past and the present and inspire young authors of the future. Aren’t the Villa Novan and library paper examples of classroom training in practice? Interposed with the text are illustrations made by our art students, graphic examples of student painting and drawing. As we go out into the world, Fine Arts serve as the key to the door from the materialistic world to the wondrous world of culture. No matter how varied our future occupations may be, if we all think of the theme of our Quiver as a reminder of all we have learned in high school, we will have a common bond of memories that will never separate us in spirit. 5 Faculty and Administration MR. WILFRED N. LAVALLEE, JR. Vice-Principal MR. JOSEPH F. DOWLING Principal MISS MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls J Am Musk One 1 serve as I serve all; and the king I make my slave as easily as I subject his slave. I speak through the birds of the air, the insects of the field, the crash of waters on rock-ribbed shores, the sighing of wind in the trees, and I am even heard by the soul that knows me in the clatter of wheels on city streets. 1 know no brother, yet all men are my brothers; I am the father of the best that is in them, and they are fathers of the best tbat is in me; I am of tbem, and they are of me. For I am the instrument of God. Department Chairmen MISS ETHEL E. McCOMBE Business, Quiver Financial Adviser MR. MARTIN P. CROWLEY, JR. History MISS ELIZABETH R. MISS RUTH E. PARSONS O'DONNELL English Mathematics MISS CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Guidance, Tests and Measurements MISS FRANCOISE B. VALCOURT French, Quiver Literary Adviser SAYINGS System spells success. Always try to be a little kinder than is necessary. A lot of live wires would be dead if it were not for their connections. Do you hope to do better next year — or do you PLAN to do better? To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart. The person who knows everything has a lot to learn. Every day is a good day if you make it that way. If you can't have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have. Look pleasant — someone is always taking your picture. Success shuns the unworthy, the unwilling and the unprepared. Tact is the unsaid part of what you think. The best way to get rid of worries is to let them die of neglect. What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. Many fine things can be done in a day if you don’t always make that day tomorrow. The shape of things to come is carved out of the present. A moment’s silence at the right time can do more than a million words. The penalty for not keeping up is being left behind. The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your own arm. The greatest power in the world is will power. It’s much easier to be critical than correct. Anger is a luxury that’s too expensive for most of us. No man can become a failure without his own consent. MR. LEO J. ALLARD, JR. English, Dramatics MR. WILLIAM 0. BEDARD Physics, Mathematics MR. RAYMOND J. BETAGH Biology, Latin 8 MISS RUTH BARTLEY English, Journalism, Villa Novan MR. JOHN R. BELLEVILLE Machine Shop MISS ANNA H. BLANKSTEIN English MISS HELEN P. BASQUIN Physical Education if MRS. JOYCE S. BERETTA Homemaking MR. GERARD A. CARTIER Shop MR. ALBERT H. CHOQUETTE, JR. History, French m MR. FRANCIS J. ENRIGHT Physical Education MR. ROGER J. DWYER Cross Country Coach, Track Coach MISS FLORENCE A. GENEREUX Stenography MR. CHARLES J. HILL Director of Finances, History, Driving MISS HARRIET I. JAI.BERT French MISS ANNA C. DYJAK Typewriting, Geography MR. THOMAS E. HANLEY Art, Mechanical Drawing MISS SERENA F. JONES English 9 MR. HERMAN R. LANTNER Mathematics MR. ALFRED G. LAGUE Music MR. WALTER J. KANE Audio-Visual MR. LOUIS R. LEVEILLEE Librarian MISS GERTRUDE F. LLOYD Speech MISS LILLIAN R. MAHER Typewriting, Office Practice MR. FRANCIS V. MARRAH Chemistry 10 MISS HELEN M. McCOMBE Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Typewriting, Law, Economics MR. ALFRED E. McCOOEY Chemistry, Mathematics MISS MAE F. OWENS Bookkeeping, Typewriting MISS SARAH M. SMITH English, Senior Class Adviser MISS MARGARET E. McGILL History MM Ay SAXr. CUMMINS . rum piiirinwni xorni! um ■ two mou or nuru • A«� M (1.6 Af. • JU-rf'.r.. uf W. • AU. (Min AX� tMAMIBOMK c i ’ ec (’() r Y LOUIS MR. BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, General Mathematics mr. john p. McKinnon Football Coach, Shop English MISS ADELINE G. RANDALL Mathematics MR. GASPARD M. SAVARIA Director of Physical Education, Physics MISS ELEANOR M. SURPRENANT French, Spanish 11 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President CRAIG OVERTON Popular guy known and liked by all . . . is fun to be with . . . Most prized possession? . . . His one false tooth! . . . Hails from the woods of Forestdale . . . has definite leadership qualities . . . Where'd you get the southern drawl? Ambition: Industrial Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Class Officers 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Model Legislature 3; Villa Fair 4. LORRAINE FALCIONI A pretty miss who is on McCarthy’s fashion board . . . Loves to buy clothes and waste her spare time on the telephone . . . Why must you be so nervous? Ambition: Office worker. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Class Ring Committee 3. Vice President LINDA HARE A good-looking miss who is a friend to all . . . our class V.P. and co-captain of the cheerleaders has great leadership qualities . . . most prized possession is her bulletin board ... Favorite program is 77 Sunset Stripe” . . . where did you get the Brass Knuckle”? Ambition: Private Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Class Officers 3, 4; Quiver Literary Board 4; Model Legislature 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Model Congress 3. Treasurer LAWRENCE SADWIN Larry” . . . would you care to dance?! . . . The best treasurer a class could have! . . . What is so interesting in New York, hmm? . . . Sure is proud of a certain white T-Bird! Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Class Officers 4; Basketball 3; Football 2; Villa Novan 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. Secretary LOUISE ROBILLARD Lu-Lu” ... A very vivacious and efficient girl . . . Seems happy all the time, especially with C.S. Works after school, but still finds time for school activities. Lively” is her middle name. Ambition: Medical Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Student Council 3; Class Officers 3, 4; Villa Novan 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. Chairman of Activities PAUL ALLAIRE Likes to play basketball . . . enjoys swimming . . . most prized possession: green ’53 Ford convertible . . . spends his money on Kathy ... loves his Algebra class with Mr. Lantner. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Quiver 4; Choral 4. ARLENE ANGER A good-looking, dark-haired lass . . . spends her money on root beer floats . . . writes letters to Chuck in Dallas during her spare time . . . Likes type and chem classes. Ambition: Airline Stewardess, Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3; Quiver 4. EILEEN ANTOLINI One of the girls from Diamond Hill whose prized possessions are her car keys and cushion ... Likes to spend her money on clothes and food ... Favorite class is chem .. . Plans to go to college. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2; Library Club 2, 3. GEORGE ARCHAMBAULT Outdoor sports enthusiast . . . works part-time at Dupre's Hardware Store . . . prized possession: his surfboard. Ambition: Factory owner. RAYMOND ARCHAMBAULT Ray . . . Likes to go hunting. Favorite sport is baseball. Most prized possession is his pool table. Has mechanical ability and puts it to good use. Ambition: Engineer in Aviation. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3. 14 ESTELLE AUBIN A very petite miss . . . always on the go ... a barrel of fun when she gets going ... may often be found in Room 22 . . . one of the girls” from East Woonsocket. Ambition: Office Worker. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2, 3. ANN AUGER RICHARD AUGER ROBERT AUGER A pleasant personality gains this girl her many friends ... a waitress in a near-by pizzeria who would like to travel to Switzerland . . . loves to waste her spare time on the telephone — and does! Ambition: To work in an office. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. Plays a mean trombone . . . favorite sport: baseball . . . hopes to go to Europe . . . spends his spare time with the boys ... another chem lover. Ambition: To be a musician. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4. An excellent student ... a hockey enthusiast and a player on the high school team ... seems very quiet... well-liked by all his many friends. Ambition: Accountant. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Quiver 4. LORRAINE BABINEAU DONNA BAKER SHEILA BARAM Likeable, lively, loquacious . . . Can’t wait to start cutting hair professionally. Recklessly drives around a certain corner . . . has painting as a hobby. Goes broke on a shopping spree. Ambition: Hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2. A swinging miss who just loves popular music! ... Spends money on clothes and records . . . Prizes her wallet . . . enjoys chem and likes to ice skate . . . Wants to travel to Switzerland. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4. 15 Dreamy type gal . . . has a hair style for every day in the week ... especially enjoys French class ... spends her spare time gardening or bike riding. Ambition: To become a writer or interpreter. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Novan 2, 3, 4; Choral 2; Model Legislature 3; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 3, 4. MICHAEL BARBARIA CLAYTON BARNES JOAN BARRETT Mike” ... class story teller ... favorite sport: baseball . . . most prized possession: '56 Pontiac . . . would like to travel to Italy . . . likes to keep Miss Lloyd busy. Ambition: History teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2. Clay . . . Dark hair and brown eyes make this Englishman nice looking . . . neat dresser, too . . . Can be seen driving his '50 Ford Convertible . . . Likes basketball and chocolate cake . . . Most typical example of a true friend! Ambition: Chemist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 4; Hockey 2, 3; Choral 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3,4. Nothing will hold this girl back! . . . Most prized possessions are her slide rule and typewriter . . . generosity is one of her virtues. Ambition: College. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 4; Orchestra 4. JANE BARTNICK A quiet miss . . . does babysitting on weekends . . . prizes her pink cameo pin and jade earrings .. . would like to spend a month in each country in Europe . . . doesn’t dare say a word in Chem! Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 4. ALINE BELL As pretty as a picture is this miss who would like very much to go to college . . . Likes stenography and enjoys collecting pennies . . . Always on the go ... Never seen without Eva. Ambition: Legal secretary. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 2, 3, 4. 16 JOHN BENEVIDES One of the shop boys ... a great asset to our hockey team . . . spends most of his money on meatball sandwiches . . . most prized possession: hockey skates. Ambition: Machinist mate. Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE BERARD An avid watcher of westerns . . . hopes to travel to Australia . . . Mr. Marrah's favorite hydrogen subject . . . never misses Bonanza . . . loves to talk on the phone . . . such a fluent conversationalist! Ambition: Teacher. JOYCE BEREST Loves to spend money on shoes and considers water-skiing her favorite sport . . . Has a part time job in a law office . . . What is so interesting in Providence? . . . Would like to see California. Ambition: Legal Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2, 3; Villa Fair 2, 3; Quiver 4. DIANE BERGERON This giggly miss gets very flustered when complimented . . . can usually be found on the tennis courts . . . easy to get along with . . . loves all seasonal outdoor sports. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Library 2, 3; Mates in Medicine 2, 3,4; Debating Club 4. RITA BIRON ROBERT BERGERON NORMAND BILEAU Bob” . . . works part-time at Collo-mati's Super Market . . . loves sports — especially water sports . . . favorite class: chemistry ... would like to travel to Spain and Italy. Ambition: To join the Marines. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Tennis Program 4. Comes from a family of fourteen . . . do you always have so much car trouble in the morning? Prized possession is a heart worn by a certain St. Claire freshman. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3,4. Can always be seen with Dick . . . favorite class: art with Mr. Hanley . . . enjoys dancing and horseback riding . . . may be found in Room 22 after school. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Choral 3. 17 ELIZABETH BOUCHER EUGENE BOUCHARD LORRAINE BOUCHARD Would like to visit Paris . . . works part-time as a cloth winder . . . prizes driver's license ... brave when it comes to dancing in the gym. Ambition: Undecided. Can be found with her friend, Carol . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, and skating . . . California is first on her list of travels . . . spends her spare time watching television. Ambition: Teacher. Works part-time in a supermarket . . . would like to visit Japan and Switzerland . .. enjoys ice skating and dancing in her spare time . . . likes to cheer at football games. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2, 3; Villa Fair 3; Mates in Medicine 3, 4. JEAN BOUCHER PAULINE BOUCHER MARGARET BOURGET A lively little senior who loves to spend her money on clothes ... enjoys art and driving . . . favorite class: English . . . the gal with the crutches. Ambition: Office worker. Close friends call her Bush!” ... always seen with Pat. . . works part-time as a waitress . . . prizes her driver's license ... always laughing. Ambition: Office worker. Puts her artistic ability to good use . . . hopes to travel to Paris, Gamask, and Rome . . . How do you write so small? Ambition: To live a good, happy, comfortable life. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 4; Villa ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3, 4. Fair 4; Villa Novan Subscription 4. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Art 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. 18 ARTHUR BOUSQUET THOMAS BRESSAN GERARD BRIEN Spends his spare time working on cars ... likes to spend money on Terry . . . goes roller skating on Saturdays with the kids”. Ambition: Doctor. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3. Tom . . . likes to ride around in his brother's convertible ... enjoys dancing ... hopes to travel to Italy ... a future physicist. Ambition: Career in aviation. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Band 2; Track 3,4; Orchestra 2. Gerry” . . . likes to tinker around cars . . . enjoys going roller skating . . . most prized possession: a certain girl . . . earns his money delivering papers. Ambition: Mechanic in the Navy. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3. ROMAN BROWCHUCK DONALD BRUNETTI JEAN BRUNETTI Works part-time at the Milk Can . . . likes to build model airplanes ... enjoys football . . . one of the faithful members of the Math Review and Trig classes. Ambition: Career in the service. Plays a mean saxaphone . .. one of the boys in the band ... likes to experiment with chemicals ... a real hot rodder on the road. Ambition: Astro-Chemist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Officers 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. Always dreaming ... is especially fond of history classes . . . Would like to travel to Italy some day . . . Spends spare time eating ice cream at Bois” Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2; Mates in Medicine 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4. 19 BARBARA BURLINGAME Barbie . . . One of the smaller cheerleaders who says her favorite class is English . . . Likes to waste her spare time driving the girls around .. . Plans to go to U. R. I. Ambition: Public Relations. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Villa Novan 2; Quiver 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. SANDRA BUXTON Makes a cute appearance ... spends her spare time reading, skating, and swimming . . . favorite subject: English . . . will one day travel to Italy. Ambition: To become a beautician. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4. DENNIS CABRAL Dennis, the Menace! ... Will you get your Dad's car for school? . . . Hope it rains! ... One of the boys of the Red Skelton Fan Club! . . . Here's a guy that’s liked by everyone who knows him! Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3. MARY JANE CAFFERTY PAULINE CARDIN LINDA CAREY Janie” . . . Likeable miss with a pleasant personality . . . wastes spare time talking to Joe on the phone . . . Favorite sport is basketball! . . .Likes chem class . . . Would like to travel to Hawaii. Ambition: Nurse and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Nurses' Club 3; Marshal 3. Loves to eat . . . collects records as a hobby .. . most prized possession is her portable radio . . . would like to travel to Paris. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Art Appreciation 3, 4; Lunch and Stamp Committee 4. 20 Enjoys life . . . likes to paint. . . tennis fan . . . spends spare time reading . . . would like to travel to Africa .. . great fan of Zorro”. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4. SANDRA CHAHARYN Sandy” .. . Carol's other half. That vivacious cheerleader with the LOUD voice. Active in youth group activities. A gal always seen with a smile. Must you write so many letters? Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 4; Villa Novan Subscription 2; Villa Novan 3; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY CHALF1N Bev . . . High stepping drum majorette . . . Would like to travel to Hawaii . . . Prized possessions are her Dad’s car and her hi fi set . . . Very neat dresser . . . One of Mr. Hanley's pupils. Ambition: Major in Speech Therapy. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Villa Novan Subscription 4; Villa Fair 3; Choral 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Algebra Club 3; Marshal 3. MARGUERITE CHAMPEAU A quiet but hard-working gal who usually can be found in Room 22 . . . spends her spare time watching television ... is never found idle. Ambition: To be an artist. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3, 4. JOHN CHARTIER ROBERT CHAUSSE KAY CHESBROUGH Values his driving license . . . likes to hunt (girls?) . . . wants to travel just everywhere! He can usually be found driving around ... do you still remember the big bullet” in U.S. History? Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4. Hobbies are stamp collecting and building model airplanes . . . enjoys dancing and taking walks . . . usually looks forward to Chem class . . . would like to visit Alaska. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3. Active in the Y.W.C.A. and church activities ... a girl of many varied talents . . . can be found in winter at any ice-skating rink ... values her class ring. Ambition: To be happy and successful. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription Committee 4; Choral 2, 3. 21 PAULINE CHEVRETTE Cute little twirler for Woonsocket High . . . has many medals earned in twirling competitions . . . prizes her driver’s license . . . sure to succeed in life. Ambition: Medical Technologist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN CLARK Has a smile for everyone . . . favorite sports: tennis and football . . . can be found discussing certain things” with Jean ... a giggly girl who’s loads of fun when you get to know her. Ambition: To teach deaf children. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2. FRANCES COCCOLI Fran” . . . great physicist . . . loves to dance . . . loves to spend money on clothes . . . hurries home from school to go to work . . . money comes in handy, huh, Fran? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Subscription Committee 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Algebra Club 3; Marshal 2. STUART COHEN Stu’’ . . . one of Red Skelton’s clan! our class clown — even impersonates teachers . . . has a certain attraction in New York . . . Kornstein’s pride and joy ... keeps the telephone company in business. Ambition: Commercial Communication Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 2, 3,4; Choral 3. PATRICIA COMPTON Pat” ... a gal with lots of enthusiasm . . . can be seen playing badminton or dancing . . . favorite subject: history . . . her most prized possession is her collection of books. Ambition: Politics. ACTIVITIES: Model Congress 3, 4; Debating Club 3,4; Providence College Debate 3, 4. 22 PATRICIA COSTA Loads of fun at a party . . . works part-time at the Mezza Luna . . . likes to jitterbug . . . could listen to drums all day . . . Pat’s sparkling personality wins her many friends. Ambition: Social worker. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Villa Fair 3. JEAN PIERRE COTE J. P.” . . . loves basketball . . . works part-time at Hamlet Gulf Service Station . . . most prized possession is his father’s car. Ambition: To be an accountant. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3; Art Appreciation 2. JEANNE COURNOYER A hard-working girl in the business course . . . favorite class: English . . . would like to travel to Wyoming . . . a miss full of personality. Ambition: Office worker. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4; Marshal 3. ELAINE DAIGNAULT A pretty and popular student who plans to attend R.I.C.E. . . . enjoys spending her money on clothes . . . favorite class: French . . . likes to hide clothes in gym . . . another woman driver to beware of on the road. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Quiver 4; Choral 3. ROBERT L. DEBROISSE EVA DEPOINTE SANDRA DESAUTELS Works part-time in a cycle shop doing odd jobs . . . plays the steel guitar . . . likes to save money instead of spending it . . . would like to visit St. Pierre de Miclotte. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Art Appreciation 2. A busy and business-like student who likes to waste her spare time doing something different . . . Considers boys as one of her hobbies ... Student Council president . . . Would like to go to college. Ambition: Bookkeeping teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Model Legislature 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Model Congress 3. Loves to dance and to collect records . . . an ice-skating enthusiast. . . prized possession: her black squash heels . . . short and sweet... a friendly girl. Ambition: Office worker. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Art 3. 23 ROBERT DESMET Works part-time as a carpenter's helper . . . spends spare time training horses and riding them . . . would like to visit California and Kentucky . . . one of the boys from the shop course. Ambition: To be a happy bachelor. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Mechanical Drawing 2, 3; Shop Work 2, 3,4. ELEANOR DEWING A friendly miss . . . enjoys horseback riding and T.V. . . . her most prized possession is her diamond . . . plans to gallop to Hawaii. Ambition: To succeed in life. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4. JOSEPH DiCESARE Likes the out-of-doors . . . chem is his favorite subject . . . loves to explode things . . . spends his spare time on the golf course or around the drugstore. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3. MURIEL DION Mimi . . . Always smiling and cheerful... One of Mr. Marrah’s bodyguards . . . Most prized possession is her teddy bear, Honey Lee . . . Always on the go. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4. 24 WANDA DOBRWADO Always well-dressed . . . loves pizza, tennis, skating, swimming, and dancing . . . favorite class: Ancient History . . . can usually be found with Louise. Ambition: Career gal. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2, 3; Quiver Subscription Committee 4; Villa Fair 2, 3. MITCHELL DRESSLER Mitch . . . Exceptionally good in tennis ... Would like to attend University of Rhode Island . . . Fun to be with . . . Favorite class, gym, of course . . . Has a special interest in Providence ... I wonder why? Ambition: Laboratory Technician. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 4; Track 2, 3, 4. MONETTE DULUDE LINDA DEMBOSKI BRENDA DUMOND A hockey enthusiast . . . would like to travel to Hawaii... favorite class: typewriting . . . likes to spend her money on clothes . . . our senior femme fatale”. Ambition: Legal secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2, 3, 4; Quiver Subscription Committee 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. Eats all the time but stays so slim . . . Dick Clark Show is her favorite . . . has a smile for everyone . . . sure to be a success in the business field. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3; Quiver Subscription Committee 4. Benny” ... A petite member of the business course . . . why are you so interested in U. R. I.? . . . Prized possession: her driver's license . . . enjoys life to the fullest. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Quiver 4. LORNA DUPHINEY Pert little lass who's part English, part Irish, part French, etc. . . . does a good job of writing Teen Talk for the 'Call . . . one of the peppiest cheerleaders . . . models for McCarthy's . . . spends money on clothes and food. Ambition: Guidance or English teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4; Villa Novan 2; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Debating Club 4. JOEL ESTEN Tallest boy in the Senior Class ... Plays Rhapsody in Blue” on the piano beautifully . . . Favorite subject — Chem. Most prized possession — his slide rule. Do you have to wear glasses in type?? Ambition: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Cross Country 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. IDA ETHIER A quiet miss . . . very talented ... plays the accordian and mandolin . . . prizes her pets — five cats . . . would like to visit Japan . . . frequent victim of Mr. Marrah's jokes (laughs at them, too!) Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4. 25 FREDERICK EWING Fred” Spends all his money on gas . . . likes bowling and driving his convertible around the drag ... the Romeo of the Senior Class . . . favorite subject — Chem! Ambition: Chemist or Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Quiver Advertising 4. BRIAN FAGAN Always going to North Smithfield . . . fixing cars is his hobby . . . this tall, blond lad of forensic abilities hates to miss Speech class. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2. JUDITH FALK Judy” ... a celebrity in the library ... plans to travel all over the world . . . Where do you get those clothes? . . . Favorite sport: swimming. Ambition: U.S. Foreign Service. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 2, 3, 4; Library Paper 3. JEAN PAUL FAVREAU JANET FELICE SANDRA FERRIA Will be flying up in the wild blue yonder someday . . . but is a real, down-to-earth, nice fellow . . . values his education ... liked by everybody. Ambition: Pilot. 26 It’s the style! is the favorite saying of this fashion conscious miss . . . prized possession: the family car she uses as a taxi for all her friends . . . hopes to be a second Florence Nightingale . . . fun to be with. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Mates in Medicine 2, 3, 4. Another girl who prizes her driver's license . . . spends her money on gas . . . would like to visit Europe . . . the best listener in the senior class . . . nice to have around. Ambition: Foreign missionary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 4; Band 2; Orchestra 2. SUSAN FINKELSTEIN Sue” ... A pert and attractive starry-eyed miss with loads of friends . . . Always ready with the answer in Math ... What happen to that long, dark ponytail, Sue? Ambition: Veterinarian. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Novan 3; Model Legislature 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Marshalls 2, 3. SHARON FLYNN The girl with the beautiful, long blonde pony-tail... always talking on the telephone . . . spends her time at Beaupre’s ... one of our capable majorettes. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Majorettes 2, 3, 4. DORIS FORCIER Ooh, that beautiful hair! . . . would like to visit Hawaii . . . always smiling . . . has oodles of lipstick and nail polish ... has a smile for everyone. Ambition: Dietician. PAULINE FRECHETTE SUSAN FRECHETTE EILEEN FRIGON An all-around girl whose favorite sport is swimming . . . wastes her spare time writing to a certain boy in college . . . by the way, are you and Sue related? ... favorite class: clerical. Ambition: To travel around the world. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Choral 3; Quiver Advertising 4. Sue . . . Our cute Peter Pan miss. Prefers C.A.B. service to taxi service — I wonder why? . . . Always dressed as neat as a pin . . . Loves Trig and Chem classes . . . How’s Alvin? Ambition: Elementary School Tea- cher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Literary Board 4. Often found in Room 22 . . . may frequently be seen with Conrad ... a quiet miss and a good friend to all . . . would like to visit Florida. Ambition: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Ticket Committee 4. 27 RONALD FULLAM DAVID GARLAND FREDERICK GARLAND This quiet-looking boy is a whiz at hockey . . . plans to travel all over U.S. . . . has a part-time job in addition to school work ... college bound. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Dave . . . Great hunting and fishing fan . . . really prizes his father's car . . . Can often be seen working in Dari-Whizz in Uxbridge . . . Would like to go to Mars someday! . . . Fred's double! Ambition: Conservation of Wild Life. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2. Fred” . . . the Class of 60” 's number one bachelor! . . . would someday like to travel to Fort Knox — if he can stay awake that long! . . . enjoys Mr. Mc-Cooey's chem class . . . Room 18’s champion knuckle-cracker! Ambition: Bachelor Millionaire. FRANK GARELICK NORMAN GAUTHIER JEANNETTE GIROMINI Works as a clerk at the Social Department Store ... likes to draw ... favorite period is lunch . . . would like to see Paris ... another brave soul that dances during the lunch hours. Ambition: To have a lot of money. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3; Choral 2; Debating 2; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Quiver Art Committee 3, 4. Works part-time as a truck driver for the Woonsocket Call . . . likes to spend his money on food . . . spends spare time with the boys at St. Agatha's parking lot . . . prizes his driver's license. Ambition: Machinist. ACTIVITIES: Football 2. Spends her spare time on the telephone . . . always jangling those precious” car keys . . . Favorite class: chemistry ... loves dancing in the gym. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising 4; Choral 2, 3; Debating Club 4. 28 EMILY GOBBI Loves football and hockey . . . Why? . . . Another one of the girls from Diamond Hill who wastes her spare time eating . . . Favorite classes are gym and study . . . What does Mr. Marrah call you? ... gobble gobble!” Ambition: To get married. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Quiver 4. RICHARD GODIN One of the shop boys . . . enjoys building and drawing plans for houses . . . likes to buy vanilla cokes” ... a golf enthusiast . . . prizes his golf clubs. Ambition: Carpenter. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 4. JOAN GRAMOLINI Our vivacious co-captain of the cheerleaders ... loves to waste her spare time eating . . . can usually be seen with P. H. One of the girls from Diamond Hill . . . favorite candy: Babe Ruth”. Ambition: To be married. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Quiver 4. PATRICIA GRILI.O CYNTHIA HATCH RICHARD HAVUNEN Z” . . . spends her spare time waiting for Pauline and Linda after school . . . loves to eat . . . most prized possession is her dog Snuffy . . . always ready with a wisecrack. Ambition: Medical Technician. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3; Quiver 4. Cyn” ... a blue-eyed, sweet blond who collects all sorts of things . . . Are you related to a certain substitute teacher? . . . most prized possession — an island in Maine ... nice to be with . . . a smile for everyone! Ambition: To travel. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 3. Dick .. . keeps the speech class roaring ... a whiz at math . . . when the hunting season is open, we know where to look for Dick. Ambition: Machinist. 29 ALBERT HEMOND PAUL HERMAN RONALD HEROUX Al . . . Personality is this fella's middle name . . . Can be seen pacing the aisles at the Stadium in his cute cardboard shirt and bow tie . . . Spends all his money at H. J.’s . . . would like to travel to Africa . . . Likes basketball. He's sure to succeed. Ambition: Teacher. Co-captain of the football squad . . . excellent athlete . . . likes to spend his money on ice cream . . . who are you always talking to in Room 18? Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Villa Fair 4. Ron” . . . Quiet, but has loads of friends . . . Loves to collect all kinds of stamps . . . Wishes someday to keep the Navy's machines in repair ... Bois's favorite soda jerk. Ambition: Machinery Repairman in Navy. ACTIVITIES: Band 3,4; Choral 4. DANIEL HOGAN DENNIS I DONE GENE JALBERT Danny” . . . works part-time at the Woonsocket Call . . . likes to play golf . . . spends most of his money on golf . . . one of the crowd” that constantly occupies a certain drugstore. Ambition: To be a success. Always has a friendly word for everyone . . . Loves hockey and swimming . . . Enjoys math class . . . Thinks Japan and Bermuda would be interesting . . . Hope he achieves his ambition. Ambition: Millionaire. Pizza gourmet . . . loves to fish . . . one of his castles in the air is to travel to South America . . . likes to play baseball. Ambition: Carpenter. 30 JOHN JALOWY NORMAND JANELLE EDWIN JOHNSON Keeps the band alive with his Aida Trumpet . . . Will make a great musician! . .. Enjoys weightlifting, bowling, and baseball . . . Chem is his favorite class. Ambition: Musician. Norm” ... likes to go horseback riding . . . works at Beaudet’s Drugstore . . . loves the shop course ... a regular at the K. of C. on Friday nights. Ambition: To be a carpenter. Eddy” . . . likes fishing and boating . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . most prized possession is Carol . . . favorite class is Algebra . . . another cowboy enthusiast. Ambition: Electronics engineer. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3,4. ROBERT JONES A 'ham radio fan . . . enjoys fishing in his spare time . . . would like to go to college ... a faithful member of the school band. Ambition: To be happy. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dance Bhnd 2, 3,4. LORRAINE S. JIJTRAS Can be found working at Grant's . . . loves to play hockey . . . favorite subjects: chem and Spanish . . . loves to tease and be teased. Ambition: Business administrator. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3. LESLIE ANN KOSIUK A hard-working business student who enjoys collecting miniature dogs . . . Would like to travel through Europe ... Favorite class is English. Ambition: To be successful. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Art Appreciation 3; Villa Novan 2, 3. 31 A real music enthusiast . . . brightens up the band with her lively personality . . . gets dizzy riding on the Park Avenue Loop. Ambition: X-ray technologist. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. A hard working business student . . . often found in Room 22 . . . collects shells . . . spends spare time at the movies ... a girl with a good sense of humor. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stamp Committee 4. Our fashion-wise gal with lots on the ball . . . Spends a lot of time on the phone and listening to records. Prizes a certain letter. Someday wishes to visit the British Isles. Well-liked by all who know her. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Villa Fair 4; Choral 3; Glee Club 3; Debating Club 4. ANNE KURAWSKI PAULINE KUSIAK JOYCE KARNEGIE If there’s a game, you’re sure to find Anne! . . . Everyone’s friend whose prized possession is her car . . . would like to travel to Europe tigain! Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2. 3; Villa Fair ? Always on the go . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . draws horses beautifully . . . often found in Room 22 . . . one of the few girls who knows a generator from a distributor cap. Ambition: Accountant. AVT1VIT1ES: Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3, 4; Lunch Committee 4. 32 A typical food fanatic . . . Hobby — cooking . . . favorite period? you guessed it — lunch! ... a really nice girl who just loves (ah-hem) tough math problems . . . prizes her math review answer book . . . likes auto racing. Ambition: To make people happy. ACTIVITIES: (From Sacred Heart High, Pawtucket); Debating 3; Model Congress 3; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. THEODORE KAZAN KATHLEEN LAFFAN JEANNINE LAGACE Ted” ... Tall, quiet, nice to know . . . collects stamps . . . spends money on food and golf equipment . . . likes science and math classes ... Thinks this world would be empty without Golf Ranges. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Chemistry Club 3. Kathy” ... A sweet gal with loads of friends and personality plus . . . Would like to travel to England! Likes baseball games, chem class, and a certain someone from R.I.C.E. . . . Active in church activities. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Student Council 3; Villa Novan 3, 4; Model Legislature 3; Villa Fair 3; Nurse's Club 4. A Chopin enthusiast . . . favorite class: chemistry ... loves swimming and fishing . . . her calorie book and car keys are her most prized possessions. Ambition: To be a successful nurse. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 2, 3; Nurse's Club 3,4; Debating Club 4. YVETTE LAMBERT ROBERT LARAMEE THERESE LARAMEE Always ready with a smile ... Especially enjoys stock car races . . . Favorite class? Why lunch, of course! . . . Just loves to drive Mom's car. Ambition: Beautician. Bob” . . . especially enjoys buying and eating food . . . gets flustered when asked a question . . . chem seems to be his favorite class . . . loves to laugh at Red Skelton. Ambition: To be a college graduate. ACTIVITIES: Art Appreciation 4. Terry” . . . Sweet little miss . . . likes ice skating in the cold, cold winter and swimming in the hot, hot summer! Works very hard typing and filing at Kornstein’s. Prizes her portable typewriter . . . this bilingual girl is sure to succeed. Ambition: Business Field. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Subscrip-33 tion 3; Quiver Advertising 4; Villa Fair 3. DOUGLAS LAREAU Doug” ... A truly great guy ... Everyone admires his blond curly hair . . . likes dancing, water skiing, and cars . . . Beams when he’s with Sue . . . An athlete who puts all he has in a game. Ambition: Test Pilot in Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4; Student Council 3; Villa Fair 2, 3. YVETTE LEBON A very quiet miss . . . loves surprising people by taping what they say . . . values her tape recorder above everything else ... a conscientious worker. Ambition: Private Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising 4. LINDA LeDUC A friendly girl . . . nice to know . . . likes P.J.” parties . . . works at Mercy Hospital . . . Likes skiing and skating . . . A dog lover . . . Spends money on clothes ... Bakes cakes for C.Y.O. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3. GERALD LEFEBVRE Gerry” . . . likes to tinker with guns . . . enjoys English because he never knows what's going to happen in Room 12 . . . one of the fellows on the cross country team. Ambition: To be successful. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 4; Track 4; Chemistry Club 4. RANDOLPH LeROY Randy” . .. Bravest man on the dance floor during lunch period. Enjoys eating spaghetti with a certain gal. Looks forward to Chemistry class . . . Has great artistic talents. Ambition: Electrical Draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2; Science Club 2, 3; Villa Fair 2; Music Appreciation 3; Art Appreciation 4. 34 CAROL LEVE A nice, quiet girl . . . makes a wonderful friend . . . loves dogs, dancing, and records . . . Enjoys bookkeeping class. Wants to attend a business finishing school or take an extra course in business machines ... Sure to succeed. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stamp Committee 4. RENE LEVESQUE Called blue eyes” by all his female admirers . . . loves dances and beatnik shirts . . . plans to drive his '58 Ford to Europe ... a fun loving boy. Ambition: Statetrooper. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Quiver Art Committee 4; Quiver Advertising Committee 4; Quiver Subscription 4. JON LIPSKY One of the shop boys . .. likes to make repairs around his home . . . spends most of his money on carpentry tools ... likes to roller skate. Ambition: Carpenter or Navy man. PATRICIA LUCCHESI Pat” ... a quiet little miss whose favorite class is driving . . . considers drawing and painting her hobbies . . . can be distinguished by her long, curly pony tail. Ambition: To be happy in the work she does. ALAN MACK Always has a good word for someone . . . Loves to go horseback riding and play tennis. Prizes a certain phone number . . . Spends spare time burning gas .. . Would like to travel to Greece. Ambition: Major in History. ACTIVITIES: Villa Fair 4; Quiver Advertising 4; Chemistry Club 4. MADELEINE MANDEVILLE A very quiet miss ... a hard worker in a local department store . . . enjoys homemaking class . . . likes to experiment with different foods. Ambition: Undecided. BRYANT MARIANI Pene” . .. That famous soda jerk from Ellis Gleason’s — don’t give Pris any extra! . . . Combination class Casanova and class clown . . . Well liked by all who know him. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3, 4. 35 RICHARD MARQUIS One of the St. Joe boys ... may be seen with Rita or working at Sports Dug-out . . . could keep anybody in stitches ... always ready with a wisecrack. Ambition: Join the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Choral 2. JEANNE MARRAH Jeannie” . . . Full of fun and always has a kind word for everyone . . . May be seen driving around in her 51” Ford . . . Who are you always writing letters to? . . . Active in church activities. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Literary 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MARRAH Bill . . . loves chemistry — wonder why? Quiet till you know him . . . doesn’t seem to know how to put a car in forward motion . . . Mr. Muscles” of the Student Council. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4. CAROL ANN MIDDLETON Can be found working at Janet’s in North Sniithfield . . . one of their clan . . . enjoys Chemistry, badminton, and skating . . . Spends most of her spare time sewing and listening to the radio. Ambition: Teacher. LINDA MIGNEAULT A quiet friendly gal . . . puts her spare time to good use ... favorite class: gym .. . Why is your pocketbook your most prized possession? Ambition: Bank teller. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan; Quiver Subscription 4; Quiver Advertising 4. JOYCE MONTANARI Shorty's” world would be incomplete without dancing, dancing, dancing . . . favorite program: Dennis the Menace, wonder why? . . . always horsing around ... a little girl with a big smile. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4; Choral 3. 36 TERRENCE MORRIS Terry . . . The Senior Class's future Nelson Rockefeller . . . Especially enjoys football, tennis and reading . . . Favorite class — Physics. What happened to Chem?! Hopes to travel to the South Pacific. Ambition: To be a politician. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Football 3, 4; Debating Club 3; Track 4. ANNA MUCCIARONE Moochie” ... Second tallest girl in the Senior Class . . . Drives a car like a demon (Help!). McCarthy's fashion deb and model. A poised, well-dressed girl with a pleasing smile. Ambition: Dental Hygienist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2; Art Appreciation 4; Quiver Art Staff 4; Debating Club 4. FREDERICK McCORMICK Fred” . . . the boy with the phonograph . . . loves to play football . . . one of the boys who helps to keep Beaup's in business . . . participates in Church activities. Ambition: History Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Villa Fair 4; Track 4; Debating Club 4. james McDonald Jimmy” . . . There once was a cute, red - haired Irishman with a hole in the top of his head . . . An enthusiastic Red Skelton fan . . . Well - liked by everyone for his sense of humor and ready wit . . . has perseverance — will learn to play tennis someday! Ambition: College, Success. ACTIVITIES: Youth Government Day 4; Villa Fair 4; Track 4. KATHLEEN McNALLY Kathy . . . Our fair Irish Coleen . . . active in all school activities . . . Can usually be found at any tennis court .. . Future Olympic skating Champ! . . . A faithful rooter for W. H. S.... Well-liked by all who know her. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Fair 2; Library 2, 3, 4. 37 GEORGE MURPHY A newcomer to our student body ... an . adventurous lad who would like to travel to Alaska ... a versatile music performer ... likes to play basketball. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4. JO-ANN NAMAKA Sweet and quiet . . . enjoys swimming, sewing, skating, and reading . . . hopes someday to visit England . . . spends hours on the phone. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 4; Debating Club 4. CAROL NANNI Can usually be found with Arlene . . . spends her money on food and clothing . . . at the moment her most prized possession is Roger. Ambition: To work in an office. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising Committee 4. MICHAEL NELSON Mike” ... a tall and good looking lad ... claims he never has spending money ... a fishing enthusiast... usually quiet . . . always looks forward to gym class. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 4. EDOUARD NOEL JUDITH OLIVEIRA JUDITH O’ROURKE Eddy” ... A real pizza gourmet. Favorite sport is hockey . . . Spends spare time dreaming about a trip to the South Sea Islands . . . Treasures his bald tires! Ambition: Designer. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Science Club 3; Art Appreciation Club 4. Judy ... a hard working girl who likes to cook — hmmm! . . . enjoys spending her money on books . . . entertains us in speech class. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan Subscription 2; Stamp and Lunch Committee 4. 38 A tall dark-haired miss . . . enjoys keeping Hoppy happy . . . may quite often be found in Brown's ... a future Florence Nightingale. A pleasing personality has this miss! Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Nurse's Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Debating Club 4. PATRICIA O’SHEA GEORGE PAPAIOANNOU GAIL PARKIN Spreads good will over the world by her many pen-pals ... a camera fiend . . . would like to challenge Althea Gibson at tennis. Ambition: Nursing. ACTIVITIES: Nurse’s Club 3, 4. Pappy” . . . Can always be seen riding in a blue Ford ... A new addition to W.H.S.’s Senior Class . . . Must you always go fishing the first morning of the season?! A cute, blue-eyed blond. Ambition: Architectural Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Choral 4; Band 4. A gal who loves writing letters — even to L. A. . . . Collects stuffed animals ... A fellow sufferer of math, but enjoys chem . . . Travelwise — this gal wants to visit Venice ... A faithful Rainbow cheerleader. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2, 3,4. MURIEL PELOQUIN STEPHEN PELYPEC ANNE PENNINGTON Active member of C.Y.O. . . . plays softball like a pro ... prized possession: her typewriter ... a very ambitious business student . . . loads of fun to be with. Ambition: Legal secretary. Prizes his little black book . . . always tinkering with cars . . . works after school, but finds time to study for his favorite class — chem. Ambition: Teamster. Can be seen at the box office of the Stadium ... spends her spare time skating, boating, or watching 77 Sunset Strip” . . . History is her favorite class . . . especially values her license. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Student Council 2; Quiver Advertising 4; Villa Fair 2. 39 Quiver Art Committee 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3; Future Nurses Club 3; Art Appreciation 4. ANNE PERRON THERESA PERRON JACQUELINE PHANEUF Tiny little miss who has a mind of her own . . . favorite class must be speech! Likes to swim and play tennis . . . Hobby — scouting. Would like to travel to Alaska. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3. Terry” ... a quiet, but nice girl in the business course . . . enjoys roller skating . . . favorite class: stenography . . . has a certain somebody on her mind. Ambition: Private Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Student Council 2; Quiver Advertising 4. Jackie” ... a popular miss who gets good grades too . . . hobbies: playing piano, and gardening .. . favorite class: biology . . . likes to read and water ski. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Mates in Medicine 4; Debating Club 4. CAROL PIERANNUNZI Part-time dental assistant in a local office ... loves to drive the 59 Oldsmobile in her spare time . . . plenty of school spirit . . . one of the girls from Diamond Hill . . . may be found at the pizzeria after football games. Ambition: Airline Career. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 2. JOHN PIOTROWSKI Yashu” ... an enthusiastic bowler who says his prized possession is his bowling shoes . . . favorite class: study . . . senior class' girl's rock an’ roll idol. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Cross Country 2, 3. 40 JOSEPH PLANTE Joe . . . likes to waste his money on cars and girls — anybody special? Favorite class: chemistry ... would like to travel to Florida. Ambition: Eectrical engineer. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Fair 4. JEANNINE POIRIER A friendly girl who considers driving her favorite class . . . would like to travel to Europe and South America . . . hard worker in the business course. Ambition: To be a success. BARBARA POLNY Barbie” . . . likes to listen to music . . . watch out for her when she’s playing softball . . . spends her spare time playing the clarinet . . . helps to keep a certain restaurant in business. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4; Band 4. PAULINE POUDRIER An avid music lover and cool accordian player . . . her favorite class is typing . . . spare time is spent listening to records or earning money. Ambition: Office Worker. WALTER PRISTOWA Often found in Room 22 ... a hard worker . . . would like to travel to China . . . works part-time washing cars . . . can be seen walking a certain S. B. home. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3, 4; Villa Fair 3, 4. PAUL E. PROULX Enjoys good music . . . can be found smoking a pipe or playing the clarinet . . . an important member of the band . . . where did you get that big black Buick? Ambition: To succeed in his endeavors. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4. 41 CAROL RADEMSKY Often found with Betty . . . likes tennis . and horseback riding ... a very quiet miss . . . enjoys driving . . . would do anything in the world for a friend. Ambition: Air Force Flight Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Quiver 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Mates in Medicine 3, 4. ■ . JANICE RAINVILLE A busy girl with a pleasant smile in the business course . . . favorite class: driving . . . wastes her spare time writing letters — to whom? Ambition: Wife. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Subscription 4. CAROL RAVENELLE Giggles . . . Will you ever get that car out of the garage? Our fair-haired lass with those big blue eyes . . . But, Mr. Marrah! . . . Carol’s other halves? — let’s see: Sandy, Arlene, etc. Ambition: Medical Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Villa Novan 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 4. FRANCES REILLY Fran” ... one of Kresge's faithful coke drinkers ... can be found working hard at Grant’s. Spends her spare time dancing or buying clothes. Ambition: English teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Novan 4; Choral 3; Villa Fair 3. CAROLE RENAUD JEANNE REYNOLDS CAROL RIENDEAU A conscientious worker . . . loads of fun to be with . . . prizes her driver’s license . . . seems to be attracted to the little town of Blackstone. Ambition: Office worker. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2; Quiver 4. Jeannie . . . have you any freckles to spare? ... a regular life of the party . . . Ireland is first in her list of travels ... a faithful football fan . . . one of our Fairmounters. Ambition: Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Villa Novan 4; Quiver 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4. Always laughing . .. great fun, especially at P.J. parties . . . works in the Dietary Department at Mercy Hospital .. . collects records and clothes . . . likes tennis. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3; Villa Fair 3. 42 JEROME ST. AMANT Enjoys spending his money on his car and girls . . . Would like to travel all over the U. S. . . . Says he likes trig (don't believe it). Ambition: Electrical engineer. CAROL SHAW Tall, attractive, auburn-haired miss . . . can be seen horseback riding on weekends . . . always well-dressed . . . where did you get that southern drawl? Ambition: Registered Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Quiver Subscription 4; Villa Fair 2, 3, 4; Mates in Medicine 3,4. FREDERICK SANTUCCI Our tall, dark, and handsome co-captain of the football team . . . favors football to any other sport . . . works part-time in his father's variety store . . . well liked by everyone. Ambition: To be successful. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Basketball 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. RONALD SERVIZI Enjoys composing music . . . prizes a song he composed that was published . . . loads of fun . . . plays trumpet in the school band . . . keeps his English class lively. Ambition: Music Teacher. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. MICHAEL SKIFFINGTON Mike” ... a great guy to know . . . loves all sports, especially football . . . prizes his boxing gloves . . . proud to say he hails from Fairmount . . . plans to go to college. Ambition: To live a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Football 3, 4. 43 PRISCILLA SMITH Pris” ... A cute Irish miss with auburn , hair and freckles . . . very neat dresser . . . nice to be with . . . has a particular interest in Bryant College . . . School spirited miss who likes to make up cheers. Ambition: Teacher. I ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Quiver 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Library 2. RONALD STATKIEWICZ One of the hard-working boys in the business course . . . plays trumpet in the school band . . . works part-time in a machine shop . . . can really make an Aida trumpet sing. Ambition: Civil Service Career. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. KENNETH STEIN Ken ... a certain key” is his prized possession . . . what's so mysterious? Likes to watch television, especially baseball games . . . joins the gang of chem enthusiasts. Ambition: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising 4; Basketball 4; Tennis Intramural 4. HENRY STROK Peter Gunn fan . . . Likes to write . . . Enjoys English class . . . Would like to visit Europe . . . Seems very quiet . . . Well liked by everyone. Ambition: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2; Quiver Advertising 4. LOUISE STYBORSKI The best duster room 22 ever had. A real popular senior with a grand sense of humor. Would like to travel to France, but especially Germany?! A faithful rooter of W.H.S. Ambition: Dietician. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 3, 4; Villa Fair 2, 3; Choral 2. RICHARD SUTCLIFFE Dick” . . . plans to move to Howard Johnson’s . . . saves commuting time . . . the most wide awake person in high school??? What would our hockey team be without him? Ambition: Machinist. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3,4. CARL SUTHERLAND Red” . . . Loves to play hockey . . . Plays on the varsity team . . . Interested in cars . . . Most prized possession, Louise . . . Would like to go to college. Ambition: To be happy. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Choral 2. 44 CHRISTY TALABAC PAUL TELLIER PAULINE TELLIER A real Spanish Senor . . . would like to travel to Greece in the future . . . great fiend of U. S. History classes ... a wonderful personality has made him well-liked by all. Ambition: Priest. One of Almac’s hard workers . . . loves outdoor sports . . . most prized possession — 1919 Rhode Island license plate . . . seems to be the quiet type, but we don't know! Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, 3. Likes to read . . . another of our future secretaries . . . would like to travel to Argentina ... a very quiet miss ... do you have a brother in high school? Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2. JEANNE TESSIER Enjoys sewing and buying clothes . . . a member of the driving class ... prizes her pink radio . . . would like to travel to Scotland. Ambition: Office worker. ACTIVITIES: Quiver Advertising 4; Quiver Subscription 4. BARBARA TOBIN Most prized possession is her driver’s license . . . chem is her favorite class . . . a whizz on ice skates . . . she also enjoys horseback riding. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Choral 3; Nurse's Club 4. 45 JUDITH TOPOROSKI May always be found at a certain drugstore . . . likes people from Blackstone . . . hobbies are drawing and sketching . . . How can you kick that ball so far in gym? Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Villa Novan 2; Quiver 4; Choral 2, 3. JOSEPH TOUCHETTE Joe . . . Headed for Gay Paree — with whom? A tall, likeable boy who spends his spare time drafting. Another Chemistry enthusiast. Sure to succeed in anything he tries. Ambition: Engineer or Architect. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Villa Novan 4. JOANNE TREPANIER Trip ... A real sweet miss who always has the giggles — a future Van Cliburn. One of Mr. Marrah’s Fair-mount lasses . . . Plans to travel to Gay Paree — maybe with J.T.? Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Choral 2, 3; Orchestra 2. SHEILA TUCHAPSKY A real sweet lass . . . has a knack with themes . . . enjoys pounding away” on the typewriter ... loves her homeroom 22” . . . should be a success in anything she undertakes. Ambition: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Villa Fair 2; Student Council 3; Quiver Literary Board 4; Library Club 2, 3. SUSAN VARGAS GEORGE VE7.INA BRENDA VOLPINI Sue” . . . favorite pastime: bowling . .. may be seen at most of the football games . . . spends her money on clothes . . . earns her money by babysitting. Ambition: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Library Paper 3, 4; Nurses' Club 3. Mr. Muscles of the senior class . . . just itching to start operating! Any volunteers for the first patient? Would like to see Russia .. . enjoys fishing and swimming . . . keep up the good work in college! Ambition: Medical doctor. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 4; Track 2, 4. 46 Pinky” . . . One of our most energetic cheerleaders . . . Seems shy and reserved until you know her. Why does she blush so easily? A very sweet girl who’s fun to be with. Ambition: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2, 3; Student Council 4; Choral 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Villa Fair 2; Library Club 2; Nursing Club 4. MARY WARD JUDITH WHITTAKER WILLIAM WHITTLE Seems to be quiet until you get to know her . . . Fashion illustrator for McCarthy’s ... sure to succeed in that field ... favorite possession is her father’s car . . . one of Mr. Hanley’s best pupils. Ambition: Commercial Artist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 3; Villa Novan 3, 4; Quiver Art Committee 4. Judie” ... a scientific young miss with many interests .. . works at McCarthy’s after school . . . will someday travel to the South Pole . . . bowling and working for the Science Fair are her hobbies ... is working on a phonetic dictionary (Oh! Those spelling marks!) Ambition: Biochemist. ACTIVITIES: Stella Magna 2; Quiver Literary Board 4; Library Club 2, 3; Library Paper 3; Science Club 3; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 3. Bill” ... a quiet lad in the shop course . . . weight-lifting is his hobby . . . pans to travel to the South Pacific . . . hails from far away Fairmount. Ambition: Indefinite. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Left to right, Standing: Linda Hare, Louise Robillard, Lorraine Falcioni. Kneeling: Lawrence Sudwin, Craig Overton. Left to Right — Mary Ann I-aczynski, Treasurer; Diane Keenan, Secretary; Gerard Bousquet, President; Patricia Antaya, Vice-President. 48 Junior Class Officers CLASS OF 1961 ROOM 1 Top row — L. to R.: W. Auger, R. Champagne, N. Aniloski, D. Cates, P. Blouin, E. Brien, M. Carter, A. Beaubien, R. Barrera, C. Caron. 2nd row — L. to R.: E. Bcrard, D. Baldwin, C. Bonin, S. Allaire, C. Boissel, P. Antaya, Y. Archambault, M. Berube, L. Carrier, C. Ayotte, G. Bousquet, G. Benoit. 1st row — L. to R.: M. Boylan, P. Chaharyn, G. Brown, D. Asmusscn, M. Carlson, C. Amitrano, G. Adams, V. Badeau, A. Brouillettc, A. Car-riere. ROOM 2 Top row — L. to R.: G. Fontaine, R. Dumaine, R. Croteau, O. Conti, R. Frisk, F. Faubert, A. Faubert, G. Dumais, P. Egan, R. Fox, W. Densmore. 2nd row — L. to R.: S. Delasanta, P. Drolet, J. Char-tier, C. Crisafulli, L. Ducharme, C. Fortier, B. Clark, L. Costa, L. DeSalvo, P. Dilloyen, J. Connell, A. Dolinski, R. Courchesne. 1st row — L. to R.: A. Bologna, S. Champagne, J. Delasanta, P. Frayne, M. Desrosiers, B. Follett, P. Cote, G. Fullam, A. Fontaine, E. Cotnoir, J. Coupain, P. Dilloyen. ROOM 9 Top row — L. to R.: B. Lambert, J. Hutnak, G. Labonte, D. Greenberg, R. Lataille, B. Hoyle, B. Kogut, R. Hunt, R. Grant, R. Geruso, R. Jarret, R. Guerard, R. Godin. 2nd row — L. to R.: D. Harris, C. Galloway, A. Graziani, P. Karas, D. Keenan, B. Kurczy, J Gouin, S. Carpentier, J. Grenon, C. Herman, F. Gagnon, J. Gahan, R. Lamberto, D. Haggerty. 1st row — L. to R.: S. Hart, J. Koury, N. Gregory, S. Furtado, M. Laczynski, K. LaFleur, M. Grenon, M. Jolicoeur, P. Jalowy, M. Piettc, R. Kucharski, N. Laverdiere. ■ CLASS OF 1961 ROOM 24 Top row — L. to R.: J. Parkin, D. Lowthcr, D. Moore, G. Motte, H. Ncwlandcr, J. Moretti, J. Murphy, M. Ouellette, T. Le-mieux, R. Letendre, R. Mattson. 2nd row — L. to R.: S. Lombardo, J. Negri, I. Leclaire, D. Mahoney, S. Lecoutre, P. McGee, M. Melnyk, V. Lecoutre, B. Michaluk, S. Obersol, C. McLaughlin, S. Oberzol, C. Lepage. 1st row — L. to R.: S. Mcllqu-ham, C. Marquis, B. Paulison, C. Ledoux, J. Morin, G. Mucciarone, K. Leduc, D. Lessard. ROOM 25 Top row — L. to R.: H. Renaud, P. Rabidoux, C. Poole, R. Rem-blad, C. Piascik, G. Richards, M. Provost, J. Plante, H. Pristawa, P. Rowey, A. Mailhot, J. Salome. 2nd row — L. to R.: R. Richards, W. Phaneuf, A. Pryharski, A. Robidoux, A. Robidoux, I. Ponan-ski, A. Robitaille, P. Plasse, E. Richard, J. Pryor. 1st row — L. to R.: B. Rec, P. Warzybok, H. Proulx, P. Rowey, S. Rabideau, J. Petitbon, C. Piekos, C. Ravcn-ellc, F. Rosati, N. Rosenthal. ROOM 27 Top row — L. to R.: T. Thorpe, J. Sculley, R. Trudeau, N. Simpson, R. Trant, D. Teper, J. Tellier, D. Teevens, E. Strok, R. Tessier, G. Stolasz. 2nd row — L. to R.: N. Scott, G. Scott, A. Schofield, L. Theroux, B. Young, P. Smith, B. Servizi, M. Wojcik, D. Thompson, T. Scnville, J. Zeck. 1st row — L. to R.: J. Trahan, F. Wozny, E. Simonini, L. Stryzepek, M. Teper, A. Wescluk, L. Solina, C. Zachadnyk, H. Shmitt. J, CLASS OF 1962 ROOM 4 Top row — L. to R.: R. Audette, R. Barrie, R. Baillageon, N. Beaufort, N. Bel rose. 3rd row — L. to R.: J. Bartlett, R. Barras, R. Berube, N. C. Baillageon, N. E. Baillageon, P. Beaudet, R. Allard, R. Bcrard, C. Biron. 2nd row — L. to R.: A. Bileau, C. Bell, S. Belisle, R. Allard, G. Bcaubien, G. Bergesson, C. Babyak, I. Aiz-sils, P. Belleville. 1st row — L. to R.: P. Belrose, M. Berman, P. Bachand, J. Baram, S. Ballou, D. Bileau, C. Allard, E. Bebe. ROOM 5 Top row — L. to R.: R. Cara-bina, R. Brown, P. Cardin, D. Bouvicr, K. Carignan, G. Char-ette, C. Connell, G. Carrignan. 3rd row — L. to R.: A. Brown, M. Condon, W. Burgess, B. Burlingame, R. Compopiano, A. Boudreau, R. Boucher, R. Brodeur. 2nd row — L. to R.: D. Cola, J. Chaharyn, L. Bois, N. Charette, J. Bousquet, L. Calise, L. Chaput. 1st row — L. to R.: L. Boudreau, J. Castonguay, O. Charette, C. Charette. ROOM 6 Top row — L. to R.: R. Eggleston, J. Fugere, R. Drainville, B. Dulude, R. Durand, R. Dumont, R. Cournoyer, J. Farley, J. Di-Christofero. 3rd row — L. to R.: G. Farland, R. Dusablon, D. Desaulniers, K. DeCubellis, F. Fleurant, D. Dcgnan, T. Egan, W. Dogan. 2nd row — L. to R.: B. Dewing, P. Follett, H. Cote, M. DePedro, M. Durocher, M. Favreau, P. Cortellessa, A. Dusablon, S. Forest. 1st row — L. to R.: P. Chouniere, L. Boisvert, L. Dunford, T. Coutu, C. Dery, L. Dufresne, L. Boucher. CLASS OF 1962 ROOM 7 Top row — L. to R.: M. Houle, L. Haczynski, J. Hill, W. Gaza, W. Hogan, G. Hood, M. Harris, R. Grenon, L. Hetu, R. Gauthier. 3rd row — L. to R.: R. Governo, L. Herbert, M. Hogue, J. Gniecko, L. Hogue, C. Gnot, C. Frappier, M. Henry, J. Gobeille. 2nd row — L. to R.: F. Girard, E. Hood, G. Gariepy, J. Godon, D. Hastings, D. Gorda, G. Girard. 1st row — L. to R.: J. Haggerty, C. Haddad, M. Hladyk, P. Freve. ROOM 15 Top row — L. to R.: R. Lebrun R. Lemoine, W. Lindsey, F. Mar tin, J. Lcfort, R. L'Heureux, G Martin. 3rd row — L. to R.: T Mandeville, R. Lizotte, A. La vigne, E. Lizotte, M. Lefort, M Martin. 2nd row — L. to R.: J Lefebvre, B. Martin, J. Macktaz R. Lizotte, P. Marland, J. Martin C. Martineau. 1st row — L. to R.: S. Mailloux, L. Lewis, C Lessard, J. Mancy, M. Masterson E. Lefebvre. ROOM 14 Top row — L. to R.: A. Jean, T. Lacouture, A. Kostorowski, W. Kuczer, D. Lanoue, F. Lamothe, A. LaFrance, R. Julien. 3rd row — L. to R.: D. Kornstein, J. Jan-elle, C. Horodysky, G. Jutras, A. Lanoue, M. Knowles, P. Karr, E. Laferriere. 2nd row — L. to R.: J. Lamoore, M. Jellison, K. Kozlik, P. Labossiere, M. Lantner, P. Kuzeba, J. Laban, C. Lanctot. 1st row — L. to R.: P. Jasmin, J. Israel. CLASS OF 1962 ROOM 16 Top row — L. to R.: C. Maynard, J. Monday, R. Parcnteau, R. Michaud, D. Niejadlik, S. Crlan-do, R. Pinocci. 2nd row — L. to R.: M. Morley, P. Mullen, C. Parkhurst, J. Nichols, G. Morris, M. Nicienski, R. Morrisseau, E. Niejadlik. 1st row — L. to R.: J. McCollum, C. Page, J. Nadeau, R. Payette, N. Peloquin, S. Mc-Cutcheon, R. Messier. ROOM 26 Top row — L. to R.: J. Smith, J. Sperling, G. Toupin, E. Thi-beault, G. Yeaton, R. Zajac, J. Skiffington, P. Tetrcault, M. Stein. 2nd row — L. to R.: J. Tyniak, K. Ward, L. Smyk, E. Wojcik, S. Touchette, J. Sutherland, E. Van-Delft, J. Varieur, R. Sylvestre. 1st row — L. to R.: I. Stone, E. Smith, K. Suffoletto, J. Tarvis, N. Taft, S. Toupin. W. Wojcik, J. Villiard, P. Sovokoty. ROOM 17 Top row — L. to R.: R. Redel-sperger, P. Prymak, R. St. Louis, E. Racicot, M. Robert, A. Prud-homme, F. Rutka. 3rd row — L. to R.: W. Rynn, J. Salome, A. Savani, H. Ramsay, C. Roy. 2nd row — L. to R.: P. Savoie, J. Poulin, S. Poulin, M. Rouette, P. Roy, M. Plasse, J. Poisson, P. Quinn. 1st row' — L. to R.: P. Remillard, C. Sadwoski, I. Pelletier, S. Portman, F. Richard, I. Rosenberg, H. Provencal, L. Plasse. ACTIVITIES VILLA NOVAN Published by Members of the Journalism Class Editor........................................ Sheila Baram Assistant Editors...................Ann Auger, Jane Bart nick Sports Editors.................Bob Champagne, Joe Touchette Business Manager.............................. Larry Sadwin Ass’t Business Manager........................Tommy Egan Typing Editor ...............................Jeanne Boucher L. to R.: J. Boucher, Miss Bartley. — Reporters — L. to R.: A. Auger; S. Baram; J. Bartnick; B. Champagne. Tommy Egan - Elaine Lizotte - Pat McGee Pat Antaya - Joan Baram - Jeanne Boucher Adviser....................Miss Ruth Bartley — Contributing Reporters — Lorraine Palconi - Louise Robillard Subscription Committee Pat Antaya, Marlene Boissel, Beverly Chalfln, Mitchell Dressier, Sandra Ferria. Constance Fortier, Pat Frayne. Carol Horodysky, Judy Laban, Joyce McCollum, Irene Ponanski, Carol Ravenelle, Frances Reilly, Nancy Scott, Theresa Senville, Janet Varieur, Alice Wesluck, Louise Styborski, Stuart Cohen. Jr. High Subscription Committee Jeanne Boucher, Carolyn Page, Pauline Sovokoty, Florence Richards, Judy Laban. Seated: P. Sorotkoty. Standing, Left to Right: T. Egan; B. Hoyle; J. Laban; M. Dressier. Seated, Left to Right: L. Styborski.; B. Chalfin. Standing, Left to Right: T. Egan, J. Varieur; P. Antaya; P. Sorotkoty; C. Page; F. Richards. Standing, L. to R.: J. Bartnick, S. Baram, R. Champagne, T. Egan, J. Touchette, A. Auger. Seated: Adviser, Miss R. Bartley. 1960 QUIVER Literary Adviser Miss Francoise B. Valcourt Assistant to Literary Adviser Linda Hare Editor-in-Chief ................... Cynthia Hatch Co-Editors Jeanne Marrah, Sheila Tuchapski Assistant Editors Patricia Costa, Susan Frechette, Priscilla Smith Typists Jeanne Marrah, Carol Pierranunzi Photography Barbara Burlingame, Susan Finkelstein Art Margaret Bourget, Mary Ward, Ann Mucciaroni, Carol Shaw, Anne Pennington, John Chartier, Frank Garelick, Henry Strok Sports Paul Allaire, Robert Auger Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, Literary Adviser. Left — Linda Hare, Assistant to the Literary Adviser. Right — Cynthia Hatch, Editor-in-Chief. Standing, Left to Right: Paul Allaire, Robert Auger, Miss Valcourt, Barbara Burlingame, Susan Frechette, Susan Finkelstein, Carol Pierannunzi, Jeanne Marrah. Seated, Left to Right: Cynthia Hatch, Linda Hate, Priscilla Smith, Sheila Tuchapsky. LITERARY STAFF Standing, L. to R.: B. Burlingame, J. Marrah, L. Hare, S. Finkelstein, R. Auger, C. Pierannunzi, P. Allaire, C. Hatch, S. Tuchapsky, P. Smith. Seated: S. Frechette. THE WOONSOCKET CALL AND EVENING REPORTER WOONSOCKET, R. I„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959 Suburban Editio ★ 20 Pages—7 Cents WHS 'Quiver' Rated High In Yearbook Competition The Columbia Scholastic Press Assn, has awarded the 1959 Quiver a second place rating in a national yearbook competitive examination. This is the third consecutive year that the Woonsocket High School yearbook has been given a high rating by this association. This issue was given a rating of 821 points out of a possible 1,000, 29 points short of first place. Susan Finkelstein Quiver Photographer LITERARY COMMITTEE Left to Right: Priscilla Smith, Carol Picrannunzi, Sheila Tuchapsky, Cynthia Hatch, Linda Hare, Sue Frechette, Jeanne Marrah. Seated: Miss Valcourt, Quiver Adviser. AWARD FOR WHS PUBLICATION . . . Miss Ethel McCombe, left, and Miss Francoise B. Valcourt, advisers to the staff of the Quiver, Woonsocket High yearbook, looking over the three issues which received awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE TOP AD SELLERS OF I960 M. Peloquin, J. Tessier, A. Boudreau, C. Sutherland. 1959 QUIVER 1960 ( WOONSOCKET CALL”, NOVEMBER 5, 1959) The CSPA was set up in 1949 by Columbia University to establish a system of grading yearbooks for the quality of their content as the photo-journalistic report or record of all school activities for a given year. The books are judged by classes: college, high school, etc. They are considered in the light of their plan, layout, content coverage, photography, photo-engraving or offset, printing and typography, paper stock and cover, and other considerations. The 1959 Quiver was praised for its plan, the quality of its photography, and its attractive cover. Miss Francoise B. Valcourt and Miss Ethel E. McCombe, Quiver literary and financial advisers, received the notice of their score and criticisms this week. They expressed appreciation for the award and cited the hard work and perseverence of the Quiver literary, advertising, and subscription committees that made the award possible. The advisers noted that the yearbook was the product of these students’ work and that without them the Quiver would never have come about. They said they have great hopes that members of this year’s graduating class will be able to produce a book of first place standing. Marjory Miller was assistant to Miss Valcourt and Elizabeth Hughes served as editor-in-chief. Susan Dubuc and Andrea Kogut were co-editors and Sharon Dumas and Alice Lovell were their assistants. Artists were Ruth Macktez, Barbara Burak, Julie Nadeau, Kathleen Corrigan and Joseph Bonin. Raymond Zarychta and William Smith were sports editors. Seater, Left to Right: S. Finkelstein; M. Dion; E. Aubin; J. Cournoyer; C. Renaud; and L. Carey. Standing: E. Dewing; L. Demboski; L. Kosiuk; J. Montanari; I. Ethier; J. Tcssier; M. Dulude; J. Toporoski; C. Rademsky; K. Chesbrough; B. Dumond; G. Parkin; J. Namaka; E. Gobbi. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Standing, L. to R.: E. Aubin, J. Tessier, J. Cournoyer, A. Anger, T. Laramee, Y. Lcbon, T. Perron. Seated, L. to R.: J. Rainville, M. Peloquin. 59 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Standing, L. to R.: Miss M. Owens, Miss H. McCombe, Miss A. Dyjak, Miss F. Genereux, Miss L. Maher. Seated: Miss E. McCombe, Head of the Department. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FRENCH DEPARTMENT — Left to right: Miss F. B. Valcourt, Head of the Department, Mr. A. Choquette, Miss H. I. Jalbert; seated — Miss E. M. Surprenant. 'VAtwMs HISTORY DEPARTMENT Standing, L. to R.: Miss A. Blankstein, Mr. J. McGee, Mr. F. Krajewski, Miss R. Bartley, Mr. L. Allard, Miss S. Jones. Seated, L. to R.: Miss R. Parsons, Head of the Department; Miss S. Smith. Mr. A. Choquette; Miss M. McGill; Mr. M. Crowley, department head; Mr. C. Hill. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss K. O’Donnell; Guidance Director; J. Touchette; J. Mac Donald. 60 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT — Right to left: Miss E. R. O’Donnell, Department Head; Mr. W. O. Bedard; Mrs. E. M. Symes; Mr. R. O. Morisseau; Miss A. G. Randall; Mr. A. E. McCooey; Miss R. E. Mc.Caulcy; Mr. H. R. Lantner. Left to Right: Mr. Lavallee, Vice Principal; Mr. Dowling, Principal; Lorraine Falcioni, Craig Overton. Left to Right: D. Brunetti, G. Papaioannou, L. Hare, L. Grover, C. Overton, L. Robillard, C. Sutherland, C. Hatch, W. Smith. Left to Right: C. Hatch, L. Robillard, C. Sutherland, L. Hare, P. Frechette, J. Dumas, M. Skiflington, and C. Nanni. Left to Right: M. Boissel, J. Felice, J. P. Favreau, D. Bergeron, J. Helm, A. Masse, J. Marrah, P. Costa, F. Constable. (Senior [P rom The Senior Prom, held on February 5, I960, brought to a climax a week of excitement and hustle and bustle of activity throughout the senior class. The gym was transformed into a winter scene on the theme of Deep Purple with the colors of deep purple, lavender and white. A rustic gate with a snowladen walk edged by a stone wall led the couples by the foot of a giant realistic mountain with a bright moon overhead. Proceeding down the receiving line, the couples met Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dowling, Principal; Miss Muriel McFee; Miss Lillian Maher; Miss Margaret McGill, Mrs. Sherwood Sadwin; Mrs. Arthur Falcioni; Mrs. Ernest Robillard; and Mrs. Clayton Hare. The seniors and their escorts in their best formal attire Queen Linda Hare Class President Craig Overton L. to R.: Patricia Costa, Linda Hare, Eileen Antolini. L. to R.: Robert Poirier, Patricia Costa, Robert Meikle, Linda Hare, Eileen Antolini, Rodney Lucchesi. Linda Hare and Craig Overton dfek 5, i960 then glided gracefully across the floor to the soothing tunes of Tony Abbott's orchestra. The big moment for the senior girls arrived when Craig Overton, Class President, escorted Lorraine Falcioni, last year's Junior Prom Queen, to the throne, signifying the beginning of the grand march. The judges, Mr. Thomas A. Dalton and Miss Eleanor Winn, had a difficult time choosing one queen from all the beautiful senior girls, but they finally chose three Stars out of the heaven of pretty girls — Linda Hare, Queen, and her attendants, Patricia Costa and Eileen Antolini. Refreshments were served and more dancing was enjoyed by all before the memorable evening came to an end. Linda Hare Queen Left to Right: Mt. Dowling, Principal; C. Overton; L. Hare; L. Rob-illard; L. Sadwin; L. Falcioni; Mr. Lavallee, Vice-Principal. Left to Right: Judges, Mr. Thomas A. Dalton; Miss Eleanor Winn. Queen, Linda Hare. Left to Right: J. O'Rourke, J. Brunetti, S. Desautels, E. Dewing, J. Boucher, B. Burlingame, L. Demboski, M. Ward, A. Pennington, M. A. Clarke. Left to Right: Baby Angel, Marguerite Marie Vitale; Joseph, Henry Strok; Mary, Brenda Young; Baby Jesus, John Joseph Liard. NATIVITY SCENE Left to Right: B. Burlingame, S. Chaharyn, C. Ravenelle, L. Duphi-ney. M. Vitale, H. Strok, B. Young, J. Liard, M. Clark, J. F.sten, C. Over-ton, T. Morris, G. Bousquet, J. Hut-nak. F. Ewing, C. Barnes, B. Mariani. Pupils Singing Carols After Christmas Pageant. Miss Parsons and English student teacher, Mr. F. Krajew-ski. Miss Madeleine Prince, French Student Teacher; Miss Fran-coise B. Valcourt, Critic Teacher. Mr. Marrah and Chemistry student teacher, Mr. Sheldrick. Miss A. Blankstein, and English stude-tt teacher, Mr. J. McGee. English Student Teacher — Mr. Christy Rasta, and Miss Smith. Mr. Messere and Biology student teacher, Mr. Flaherty. DOING THEIR HOMEWORK MRS. ALICE BOUDREAU One day last January, Mrs. Alphonse J. Boudreau entered Woonsocket High School as a student, determined to complete her high school education. Her main goal is to attend R. I. C. E. and become a teacher, but her family came before these goals. Having had to leave school to help support her family, Alice vowed to go back someday and finish high school. The above picture shows Mrs. Boudreau with her two sons, Roger and Maurice who with Mr. Boudreau suffer no neglect through Mrs. Boudreau’s schooling. Because of her dynamic personality and undying perseverence, Alice Boudreau is a woman whom the students and teachers of W.H.S. will not soon forget. . . . Mrs. Alphonse J. Boudreau, a student at Woonsocket High School, reciting her French lesson to her son, Roger, 9, who holds the book. A younger son, Maurice, 7, waits for his mother to help him with his arithmetic. Jeanne Boucher Jeanne Boucher in the hospital with five broken toes. Drum Majorette P. Chevrette JEANNE BOUCHER This plucky young gal has had a break every year in high school, but not a good luck break! In her freshman year Jeanne sported a splint on the little finger of her right hand. She had broken her pinky” playing softball. Last summer softball must have been more strenuous, shown by this picture of Jeanne from the front page of the Woonsocket Call. Jeanne — with her five broken toes — was still on crutches when school began in September. It became quite a usual sight for everyone to see Jeanne hopping through the corridors on her way to class. When the crutches finally disappeared, everyone thought Jeanne was in one 68 piece again and hoped it would be for good. But — one more fractured pinky in February completed her broken” record in W.H.S. THE SENIOR CLASS CHRISTMAS PARTY About 100 seniors attended the Senior Class Christmas Party held Tuesday, December 22, 1959, from 7:30 to 10:30 P.M. The class officers and a special party committee planned the evening which was highlighted by a visit from Santa Claus. Each guest brought a joke present with him to be exchanged with a classmate's later on in the evening. A game of passing the grapefruit from person to person under the chin added much hilarity to the occasion. Carol Shaw, Joyce Montanari, Anne Mucciaroni, Kathy McNally, Louise Styborski, Rene Levesque, George Papa-ioannou, Joe Plante, and Jim McDonald participated in a beatnik” scene featuring a Night Before Christmas” read- ing by George Papaioannou. A special cake for the class of I960, cookies, and Coke were served in the cafeteria after the entertainment. The chaperones for the evening were Mr. Mrs. Dowling, Miss McGill, Miss Surprenant, Miss Lloyd, Miss Basquin, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Bedard, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Croquette, Mr. Allard, Mr. Marrah, Mr. Leveillee, Mr. Hanley, Mr. Hill and Mr. Lantner. The women were presented with attractive Christmas corsages, and the men received Boutonnieres as they arrived. It was agreed by everyone who attended that the evening was a grand success. 'All Together Now” Santa Claus and Louise Robillard Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells Singing at the Christmas Party, Left to Right: Mr. McCooey, Mr. Bedard, Mr. Dowling, Mr. Enright, Mr. Lavallee, Mr. Marrah, Mr. Hanley. We were worried that dear old Santa would have indigestion after eating so much at the Christmas Party. The Grapefruit Game, Left to Right: Rene Levesque, Joyce Montanari, Carl Sutherland, Lorraine Falcioni, James McDonald, Eileen Antolini, Jeannette Giromini, Randolph LeRoy. And a good time was had by all! Left to Right: Linda Hare, Susan Frechette, Craig Overton, Louise Robillard, Lorraine Falcioni. Enjoying yourselves? Left to Right: Mr. Bedard, Mr. Marrah, Mr. Leveillee, Mr. Hill, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Choquette, Mr. Lantner. Dancing: Patricia Costa, Santa Claus — Jean-Pierre Cote. Waiting in line: Jeanne Marrah, Brenda Volpini, Donna Baker, Janet Felice, Eileen Antoloni, Carol Pierannunzi, Lorraine Falcioni. The New Book Room. Left to Right: H. Renaud, G. Benoit, E. Berard, Miss R. Parsons. Miss Dyjak’s junior typewriting class. Driving Class. K. Laffan; M. Mandevillc; J. Krajewski; Mr. C. Hill, driving instructor; J. Lipski. Miss H. McCombe’s Study Class. Geometry Class. Left to Right: R. Barras, Mr. A. McCooey. 70 Second Year Biology Class. Standing, L. to R.: D. Bergeron; J. Mrs. Beretta and pupils in cooking class. Israel; L. Hebert; M. Hogue; J. Chaharyn; Mr. Messere. Seated, L. to R.: E. Antolini; I. Aizils. Mrs. Beretta and pupils in sewing class. Taking Vocational Guidance Tests. Third-year French class with Miss Valcourt. Miss Surprenant teaching a Spanish class. 71 Mates-in-Medicine. Left to Right: Jacqueline Phaneuf, Jean Brunetti, Miss Lloyd, Judith O'Rourkx?, Barbara Servizi. The officers and the adviser of the Future Teachers Club. Left to Right: Mary Ann Clark, Janice Krajewski, Elaine Daignault, Mr. Albert Choquette, Bill Marrah, and Helen Proulx. Library Paper Staff. Seated, Left to Right: J. Falk, D. Mahoney, E. Cotnoir, S. Hart. Standing, Left to Right: S. Allaire, M. Wojcik, L. Kosiuk. Library Club at work. Left to Right: E. Cotnoir, D. Mahoney, A. Bell, B. Paulison, S. Allaire, S. Vargas, J. Falk. Lincoln Day Play. Left to Right: Edward Strok, Bryant Mariani, Robert Geruso, Clayton Barnes, Ray Grant, Sandra Hart, Derek Harris, Christine Boissel. Stella Magna Officers. Left to Right: W. Wojcik, F. Ewing, B. Young. 72 Seated: Mr. Joseph F. Dowling, Principal. Standing: Mr. Wilfred N. Lavallee, Vice-Principal and Adviser to the Student Coun- Student Council Officers. Left to Right: E. Depointe; J. Lefebvre; B. Marrah; B. Rec. cil. Freshman Student Councilors. Student Council Officers and Chairman of the Clothing Drive. Left to Right: B. Marrah, E. Depointe, B. Rec, J. Lefebvre, D. Teevens. 73 THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Miss McFec, Dean of Girls. Mr. E. Condon. Left to Right: T. Dalton, Mrs. V. Berard, L. Bedard, N. Trudeau, W. Arnold, E. Condon. Mrs. V. Berard. Left to Right: T. Dalton, N. Trudeau, L. Bedard, W. Arnold. Seated: Mrs. V. Berard. THE WOONSOCKET CALL Thursday, February 18,1960 Good Citizenship Award Won By Forestdale Girl Linda Hare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hare, Maple Ave., Forestdale, has been elected to receive the good citizenship award given to an outstanding girl in the senior class at Woonsocket High School by Woonsocket Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Miss Hare's name has been submitted as Woonsocket’s entry in the statewide good citizenship contest sponsored by the DAR. Miss Hare was elected by her fellow classmates on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership, patriotism and scholarship. The results of this election, held earlier in the week, were announced yesterday afternoon by Miss Muriel M. McFee, dean of girls. Miss Hare has taken an active part in the social and cultural life at Woonsocket High during her three years at that school. She has been vice president of her class for two years; is co-captain of the cheering squad; is assistant to the literary adviser of the Quiver, the WHS yearbook. She is going to participate in the annual Model Congress and her name has appeared on the school honor roll for the last three years. The nominee has participated in the Model Legislature, she has been a member of the Student Council, she sang in the chorus and glee club last year and she was elected queen of her senior prom earlier this month. Miss Hare plans to attend Bryant College, Providence, in the fall and to enter secretarial work after her graduation from that school. Linda Hare — Winner of the Good Citizenship Award. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET Seated, Left to Right: James W. Murray; Dr. R. C. Scottie Young, the principal speaker; Eugene M. Boutiette. Standing, Left to Right; F. Steele Blackall, Edward J. Condon, Edward R. Cummings. On Tuesday, November 17, 1959, the teachers of Woonsocket gathered at a dinner given by the Woonsocket Chamber of Commerce at the Dario Plaza Hotel. As a favor for each teacher was a big juicy red apple. After a delicious chicken dinner, Dr. R. C. Scottie Young, through the courtesy of General Motors, spoke to the group about education and America. Dr. Young Teacher's Club Officers. Left to Right: E. Proulx, E. Daigneault, W. Marrah, Mr. Dowling, Mr. Clark. declared, Let's keep giving (our children) a freedom of choice until we find out that doesn't work, and we haven't found that out yet. He also expressed his opinion that the most important thing the children of the country can be taught is the art of character building. The Rocket Choristers. On February 2, at 1:30, the Junior High School Auditorium was the scene of a concert by the Rocket Choristers of the University of Toledo, conducted by Dr. Lloyd Sunderman. THE HAYSEEDE HOP THE THANKSGIVING HOP Wednesday, October 28,1959 Did you step confidently up to the ticket window, purchase a ticket, and walk casually to the entrance? What made you stop short, hmm? A playground slide that was the only way to be allowed into the gym? It looked so easy until you landed on the floor instead of on the mattress! The Student Council cleverly added to everyone’s enjoyment by the appropriate decorations, among which was Charlie”, our faithful scarecrow. The feature of the evening was the crowning of a L’il Abner, Louis Romano, and a Daisy Mae, Aline Bell. Just to be different the dance began at 7:29, terminated at 10:29, and cost 49c. The male and female attire for the evening was very casual and included slacks. Mr. and Mrs. Dowling, Mr. Lavallee, Miss Basquin, and Miss Surprenant were the chaperones for the evening. Needless to say, a good time was had by all. Tuesday, November 24,1959 What are we thankful for — why, popular records, a gym decorated in autumn colors, refreshments, and a large percentage of the student body who enjoy dancing! All of these constitute the Thanksgiving Hop, an annual dance sponsored by the Student Council. The liquid sunshine outside did not dampen the spirits of those inside. The highlight of the evening was the raffling of a turkey, won by Wanda Dobrwado. Mr. Allard, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Cho-quette, Mr. Hanley, Miss Dyjak, Miss Owens, Mr. Mrs. Dowling, and Mr. Lavallee were the chaperones for the evening. What are we thankful for? Why just everything that made our Thanksgiving Dance such a wonderful occasion. Bunny Hoppers. What attraction a camera has! The girls” in the locker room. Left to Right: B. Polny, P. Kusiak, B. Chalfin, L. Stryzepck, M. Cafferty. Students anxiously awaiting classes? Some of Woonsocket High School's cheerleaders. Right to Left: S. Chaharyn, L. Hare, N. Leverdiere, J. Petitbon, B. Volpini, J. Gramolini. Two Tired Cheerleaders After the May time Mardi Gras Parade. Left to Right: L. Duphiney, B. Burlingame. Fall Dress-up Day. Left to Right in mirror: D. Ring Committee. Left to Right: B. Burlingame, K. Laflfan, C. Sutherland, L. Demers; B. Burlingame; R. Fullam; J. Gramolini. Falcioni, A. Mucciarone. Band and Majorettes preparing for a performance. Mr. Lague and the Band and Majorettes. Band Officers, Left to Right: Alba Graziani, Carol Kostorowski, Joyce Delasanta, Paul Proulx, John Jalowy. Mr. Lague and the Choral Group. Choral Group: Mr. A. Lague, Director, and J. Trepanier, Accompanist. Choral Officers, Left to Right: Craig Overton, Bruce Hoyle, Barbara Kurczy, Nancy Leverdiere. 79 The good people without whom the whole school could not survive throughout the day. Walter Archambeault, Catherine Haggerty, Alma Lemoine, Mary Williams, Ann Archambeault, Alice Conte, Henri Chaput. Believe it or not, this tray is filled with beautiful sliced ham!!! Cole Slaw and Baked Beans. A well deserved coffee break for our hard-working boss. Eating — a daily habit. The girls at lunch. 80 The boys” at lunch. Where were you, Pat, when the Quiver Literary picture was taken? Give an account of yourself. You belong in hte literary committee section of the Quiver!!! STAMP AND TICKET COMMITTEE Seated, Left to Right: P. Kusiak, K. Kozaczka. Standing, Left to Right: P. Cardin, J. Oliveira, C. Leve. QUIVER ART COMMITTEE Seated, Left to Right: F. Garelick, M. Ward. Standing, Left to Right: A. Mucciarone, A. Pennington, M. Bourget, C. Shaw. 81 MOST TALENTED Ronald Servizi Lorna Duphiney CELEBRITIES MOST COOPERATIVE John Chartier Patricia Costa Jon Lipsky Cynthia Hatch BEST DISPOSITION CELEBRITIES FRIENDLIEST Michael Skiffington Kathleen Laffan WITTIEST Bryant Mariani Louise Styborski CELEBRITIES MR. AND MRS. SCHOOL SPIRIT Carl Sutherland Joan Gramolini Lawrence Sadwin Louise Robillard Joseph Touchette Priscilla Smith CELEBRITIES Craig Overton Linda Hare MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Mitchell Dresler Mary Ward 86 Paul Proulx Patricia Compton MOST DIPLOMATIC SPORTS Back Row, Left to Right: B. Hoyle, H. Renaud, J. Hutnik, Right: F.- Santucci, P. Herman, D. Demers, G. Martin, D. D. Lowther, D. Bouvier, K. DeCubellis. Front Row, Left to Tevens, R. Pinocci, G. Carrigan, D. Haggerty. FOOTBALL Number 20 in white uniform — Bruce Hoyle. 88 WOONSOCKET 0 EAST GREENWICH 13 In the Round Robin Injury Fund Game, Woonsocket bowed to a strong East Greenwich team. Bright spots in the Woonsocket lineup were Moose Hoyle and Dennis Haggerty on offense and Babe Herman and Fred Santucci on defense. WOONSOCKET 0 PAWTUCKET WEST 12 After getting over the usual open day jitters, Woonsocket played a brilliant second half, but too late to stare off the West attack. The left side of the defensive line-of Dennis Demers, Babe Herman and Fred Santucci was immense. A new-comer, Ronnie Fox, also did a bang up job as Defensive Halfback. Henry Renaud, Roger Audette, and Moose” Hoyle gained the yardage for the Villa Novans. WOONSOCKET 6 DE LA SALLE 13 Coach Jack McKinnon moved Fred Santucci to an end position and Freshman Dave Bouvier to quarterback. With De. La Salle scoring in the last 30 seconds Woonsocket nearly pulled one of the seasons first upsets. Moose” Hoyle scored the lone Villa Novan touchdown on a 45 yard run. Renaud, Hoyle and Audette looked good on offense while Herman, Demers and Santucci once again sparked the defense positions. Joe Hutnak did a great job as linebacker. W OON SOCKET 19 CLASSICAL 19 With Hank Renaud scoring on a 21 yard pitch out and a 3 yard plunge Woonsocket had its first two touchdowns. Moose Hoyle shaking off a host of tacklers calmly made a 52 yard sprint. Woonsocket gave the defending Champions a sever blow in their future title chances. Line smashers consisting of Morris, Skiffington, Martin, Demers, Haggerty, Herman, Santucci, and Teevens kept Classical in tact. WOONSOCKET 0 DEERING 20 An on side kick attempt struck a Woonsocket lineman and bounded back into the hands of the opposition, and Woonsocket's first down attempt failed by an actual two inches. Bouvier, Renaud, and Hoyle did their utmost on offense while Joe Hutnak, Terry Morris, George Carrigan, Dennie Demers and Dennis Haggerty sparked the defense. With a few breaks going for the Villa Novans, Deering might have been in for a real surprise. WOONSOCKET 0 MT. ST. CHARLES 6 A razzle dazzle play in the first quarter helped ruin the Villa Novan chances. Co-Capt. Fred Santucci, leading his team with the help of Mike Skiffington, Ronnie Fox, Richard Pinnocci, Dennis Demers, Dave Bouvier, Moose Hoyle and Roger Audette were in on plenty of the tackles. Renaud, Lowther, and Haggerty tried to bring the pigskin into the end zone. WOONSOCKET 6 TOLMAN 27 The Villa Novans played powerful Tolman on even terms for the first half yelding 27-6 to the unbeaten Tigers. Woonsocket scored on a beautiful pass play of 62 yards. With the ball on the 28, Quarterback Dave Bouvier hit Fred Santucci with a 10 yard pass and then hit Moose” Hoyle and the flashy Halfback didn’t stop running until he hit pay dirt 62 yards away. WOONSOCKET 37 WESTERLY 13 With Babe” Herman leading the way the Villa Novans blocked crisply and enabled the backs to run through the Westerly line. Moose” Hoyle scored on 35 and 40 yard runs, Hank Renaud on 12 and 5 yard runs and Dave Lowther and Dave Bouvier on short plunges. Herman kicked for the extra point. The praise goes to the linemen consisting of Demers, Santucci, Skiffington, Carrigan, and Morris, along with Martin and Teevins. Also the underclassmen such as Friske, Geruso, Farland, Mandeville, Harris, Lamberto played considerable in the encounter. WOONSOCKET 18 NORTH PROVIDENCE 9 Although the first half lasted 75 minutes, time didn’t mean a thing as the Villa Novans beat North Providence 18-7. With quarterback Dave Bouvier passing to Fred Santucci on many occasions, Woonsocket scored all their points with the help of sharp passing. Bouvier hit Santucci on a 36 yarder, and Renaud then scored on a 8 yard run. The Villa Novans then marched 75 yards, with Hoyle going over from the eight. Dave Lowther intercepted a pass that set up the last T.D. Renaud scored from the 4. Hoyle and Hutnak sparked the linebackers and Skiffington and Herman refused to move on the line, and blocked everything that came toward them. WOONSOCKET 7 ST. RAPHAEL 26 The Woonsocket eleven lost 26-7 to a potent St. Raphael aggregation at Barry Field. Woonsocket, Ad- Co-Captains: P. Herman, F. Santucci, and B. Hoyle. Coach J. McKinnon. Left to Right: R. Audette, F. Santucci, H. Renaud, B. Hoyle; holding ball — G. Martin. Left to Right: Coach Jack McKinnon, H. Renaud, G. Benoit. herents had their first and last chance to cheer in the third session when Ronnie Fox galloped 13 yards into paydirt. Dave Bouvier passed to Fred Santucci for the point after. Mike Skiffington, Babe Herman and Wolf” Morris helped keep the scoreboard down for the Villa Novans. WOONSOCKET 13 BURRILLVILLE 0 For a team that wasn't expected to come within 3 touchdowns of the Broncos, the Villa Novans pulled one of the greatest upsets in football history at W.H.S. The upset-that’s putting it mildly was constructed on a solid foundation of crisp blocking and slashing tackles. Bruce Hoyle, winner of the Gridiron Club award sparked the Villa Novan attack both defensively and offensively. Hoyle eluded the entire Burrillville team on a 54-yard payoff jaunt, and by the tremendous blocking of Bouvier and Santucci. Hank Renaud bulled his way through the Broncos line for the second T. D. The score would have been a easy 19-0 game but due to some mishap on the field a touchdown was called back. Underclassmen DeCubellis, Teevens, Haggerty, Benoit, Carrigan, Pinocci, Richards, John Skiffington, Martin, Farland, Bouvier, Lowther, and Renaud contributed their share to the victory. To seniors Moose” Hoyle, Fred Santucci, Babe” Herman, Dennis Demers, Paul Allaire, Wolf” Morris, Joe Hutnak and Mike Skiffington, their high school football careers ended in a blaze of glory. Fred McCormick an ardent and successful student played his heart out on the field but due to an injured knee had to sit out one of the greatest victories in the football history at W.H.S. It's your ball Moose . B. Hoyle, helmet No. 8 Too Late. L. to R.. in dark uniforms: D. Bouvier, R. Fox. One, two, three, four Conga!! L. to R.: Making tackle, Moose” Hoyle; No. 10, R. Fox; D. Teevens; H. Renaud. 90 Get him Moose”! L. to R.: No. 24, B. Hoyle; No. 23, J. Hutnak; No. 13, D. Teevens. B. Hoyle receiving the Gridiron Club award. Ready to go into action! L. to R.: R. Fox, G. Far-land, K. DeCubellis, R. Lamberto, and D. Lowther. Faster, Fred, Faster! No. 25, F. Santucci. Ready for tackle. L. to R.: No. 30, R. Fox; No. 10, D. Bouvier. Members of the Hockey Team. Left to Right: J. Benevides, D. Desaulniers, W. Gaza, D. Moore. Members of Woonsocket Hockey Team. Goalie, Ray Trant; No. 19, Ron Fullam; No. 10, Bruce Hoyle. HOCKEY 1959-60 WOONSOCKET 2 CRANSTON 3 A scrappy Villa Novan team missed a golden opportunity to upset favored Cranston as they ran out of gas in the last period. Den Desaulniers and John Benevides scored in the second period, but the Thunderbolt stormed back with three goals in the final period. Ray Trant was tremendous in th Woonsocket goal. WOONSOCKET 0 LASALLE 2 Woonsocket was shut out by an effective LaSalle team 2-0. One of the goals was accidental as it caromed off a LaSalle skater. Ron Fullam and Ray Trant were tremendous defensively. Woonsocket played without Den Desaulniers who sustained a Charley horse in the previous game. WOONSOCKET 2 BURRILLVILLE 1 Sparked by the brilliant play of Goalie Ray Trant who turned aside 21 shots, a rack'em, sock'em Woonsocket High School team defeated the Broncos 2-1. Dennis Desaulniers and Dennis Demers scored for the Villa Novans as Bruce Hoyle sparked at defense. WOONSOCKET 3 WARWICK 2 Woonsocket defeated a greatly improved Warwick team 3-2 as Ray Trant and Bruce Hoyle sparked defensively. Dick Sutcliffe, Ron Fullam and Den Demers scored for Woonsocket. WOONSOCKET 2 HOPE 1 A back-checking Villa Novan squad plus a scintillating goaltending display by Ray Trant defeated previously undefeated Hope 2-1. Woonsockets big line of Den Demers, Bob Auger, and Dick Sutcliffe accounted for both goals as Demers and Sutcliffe scored with center Bob Auger collecting two assists. WOONSOCKET 4 NORTH PROVIDENCE 0 The Villa Novans scored three times in the first period and once in the third while toppling the Cougars 4-0 for its fourth win in six tries. Woonsocket scorers were Den Desaulniers, Dick Sutcliffe, Dave Moore and John Benevides. WOONSOCKET 5 EAST PROVIDENCE 2 After falling behind 1-0 in the first period and being held to a 2-2 draw midway through the second, Woonsocket exploded for three tallies to take the measure of East Providence 5-2. Woonsocket’s starting line of Dennis Demers, Dick Sutcliffe and Bob Auger accounted for all the goals, the first named clicking three times. WOONSOCKET 5 MT. ST. CHARLES 2 The second line of John Benevides, Dennis Desaulniers and Dave Moore provided most of the fireworks as Woonsocket defeated the Mounties 5-2 in a rough game. Benevides collected the hat trick while Bob Auger and Dick Sutcliffe collected the other goals. WOONSOCKET 0 CRANSTON 1 Woonsocket was nipped on a final period goal with three minutes remaining, as they outplayed the Thunderbolt but couldn't put the puck pass the capable Cranston goalie. Ron Fullam and Bruce Hoyle who played the entire game sparked on defense. WOONSOCKET 3 LASALLE 2 Dennis Demers’ backhanded slap shot at 2:07 of sudden death overtime put Woonsocket by LaSalle, but it was strictly a team effort. Ron Fullam set up Demers' shot with a nifty pass, and played a great game at defense as did Bruce Hoyle. The two lines performed exceptionally well, their passing being letter perfect. The other goals were scored by Den Desaulniers and Dick Sutcliffe. WOONSOCKET 5 WARWICK 1 Woonsocket poured in four goals in the second period to defeat Warwick, who had scored first, 5-1. The goals were scored by Den Desaulniers (2), Bob Auger, Den Demers, and Dave Moore. WOONSOCKET 4 BURRILLVILLE 1 Once again Woonsocket resorted to a rock’em, sock'em type of play with Defensemen Ron Fullam and Bruce Hoyle leading the way, and once again it paid off as the Villa Novans defeated the mighty Broncos 4-1. The Woonsocket scorers were Desaulniers, Sutcliffe, Hoyle, and Demers. WOONSOCKET 0 HOPE 4 Woonsocket was defeated by a smooth-passing, accurate shooting Hope squad 4-0 despite a great defensive game by Ray Trant, Bruce Hoyle, and Ron Fullam. WOONSOCKET 6 NORTH PROVIDENCE 0 Woonsocket, with goalie Ray Trant turning in his second shutout, scored in every period to rout the Cougars 6-0. The goals were scored by Dave Moore(2), Ron Fullam, Bill Gaza, Dick Sutcliffe, Bob Auger, and Ed Noel. WOONSOCKET 6 EAST PROVIDENCE 0 WOONSOCKET 2 MT. ST. CHARLES 1 Woonsocket High School clinched a position in the Interscholastic League championship playoffs by nipping Mt. St. Charles 2-1. It was the final regular season game for the Villa Novans who wound up with a 12-4 record. Demers and Sutcliffe scored for Woonsocket. 93 Left to Right: Ray Tram, Dennis Demers. R. Sutcliff rifles a shot past the North Providence goalie. J. Benevides No. 25, is thwarted by the La Salle goalie. No. 14, Auger scores as No. 21, R. Sutcliff watches. WOONSOCKET 3 BURRILLVILLE 4 Unable to protect a 3-0 lead Woonsocket was nipped 4-3 on a sudden death overtime goal by Burrillville. Ray Trant played on an injured ankle and did not play his usual game in the nets. The Villa Novan scorers were Benevides (2), and Desaulniers. WOONSOCKET 0 BURRILLVILLE 5 Woonsocket was eliminated from the state playoffs by a 5-0 loss to Burrillville. Penalties proved costly to the Villa Novans. Once again Ray Trant had to play on an injured ankle. TRACK Get over that bar! J. Piotrow-ski jumping, M. Dressier, standing, and teammates watching. CROSS COUNTRY 1959 Coach Roger Dwyer's harriers competed in the new Class B circuit for the second straight season, finishing with a record of no wins and seven defeats. They suffered defeats to Tolman, North Providence, St. Raphael, Coventry, Moses Brown, Barrington and Classical. The reason the Villa Novans had a poor season was that all of last year's members either graduated or did not participate in the sport this season. The major loss, of course, was Billy Smith, the team's top runner last season and one of the best in the state, who has moved into college. Team members were Joe Pryor, Joel Esten, Normand Baillargeon, Jack Boczar, Albert Lanoue, Roger Roy, George Yeaton, Paul Cardin, Gerald Lefevre, and Fred Martin. The Runner: Joseph Pryor. BASKETBALL He's our man!” — Den- Shooting is J. P. Cote, No. 33 nis Haggerty. for Woonsocket, P. Herman. W.H.S. vs. Mt. St. Charles. L. to R. in white: P. Allaire, R. Barrera, R. Trudeau. Rebounds count, boys! L. to R. in whie: P. Allaire, P. Herman, D. Haggerty, J. P. Cote. Although the basketball team had a unsuccessful season, the boys went out on the floor as underdogs in most of the games, but with the fight and desire to win. With a little more experience in the starting lineup and prevention of injuries the tide might have been turned in their favor. To the seniors Allaire, Herman, Sadwin, Esten, Dressier and Cote, we are sure that your senior year in basketball might have been more enjoyable with more victories and still it was a successful season because of your desire to win. WOONSOCKET 47 NORTH KINGSTON 31 Scoring 21 times on free throws, Woonsocket opened its basketball season last night with a 47-31 win. Paul Allaire and J. P. Cote had 14 points apiece while Dennis Haggerty and Dick Trudeau controlled the defensive and offensive backboards. WOONSOCKET 39 BARRINGTON 45 Barrington pulled away in the last quarter to win the annual Round Tobin game at Mt. St. Charles. Allaire was high scorer with 14 while, Haggerty, Herman and Barrera each chipped in with 6 points apiece. WOONSOCKET 41 MOUNT PLEASANT 73 Pulling away to a 15-3 lead in the first quarter, Woonsocket never had a chance to get within the Kilties from Mt. Pleasant. Paul Allaire and J. P. Cote had 16 and 15 respectively for the Villa Novans. Haggerty gathered in most of the rebounds for Woonsocket. WOONSOCKET 40 MT. ST. CHARLES 54 Playing without the services of a couple of big fellows namely Dennis Haggerty and Joel Esten, Woonsocket had trouble on both boards. Co-Captains Paul Allaire and J. P. Cote had 13 and 10 respectively. Dick Trudeau did most of the rebounding for the Villa Novans in the annual City Championships atop Bernon Heights. WOONSOCKET 39 NORTH KINGSTON 45 The Villa Novans pulled off to an early lead but just couldn't hold the Skippers off in the final quarter. Allaire had 17 and Cote 10 for the Villa Novans. WOONSOCKET 49 CENTRAL FALLS 79 Woonsocket lost its Class B opener at Central Falls 79-49. Woonsockets only good quarter was in the second when they rippled the nets for 20 points. Allaire 14, Cote 11, and Haggerty had 9 points. Haggerty also did a great rebounding job for the Park Place lads. WOONSOCKET 62 CLASSICAL 76 Fading off in the final quarter. Classical handed Woonsocket their second league loss. Allaire 15, Haggerty 14 and Herman 11, were the top point getters while, Trudeau and Esten each had 7 points apiece. WOONSOCKET 43 CUMBERLAND 58 Playing a nip and tuck game for three quarters, Cumberland edged away in the final quarter. Allaire had 11, while Haggerty and Herman chipped in with 8 each. Barrera and pressler also played a brilliant game. WOONSOCKET 41 DEERING 83 Playing even ball with Deering for the first period Woonsocket’s hopes were lost when Dennis Haggerty suffered an ankle injury and was removed from the game. Allaire had 11 points while Barrera and Cote each contributed 7 points. WOONSOCKET 34 NORTH PROVIDENCE 47 Woonsocket faced out in the final quarter and lost to North Providence 47-34. The third quarter was really a battle, the score was exchanged several times. Allaire once again paced the Villa Novans while Cote, and Trudeau scored 9 and 8 respectively. WOONSOCKET 55 PAWTUCKET VOKE 14 With Coach Enright substituting with two entire aggregations, Woonsocket breezed past Pawtucket Voke 55-14. Paul Allaire was the leading scorer for the winners with 14 points. Paul Herman added 11 and Joel Esten 10. Sadwin, Esten, Barrera, and Dressier also played great basketball. WOONSOCKET 55 SACRED HEART 88 Coach Moe Enright's Woonsocketeers played good basketball for the first half, and in the second half everything the Hearts threw at hte basket went in. Cote had 13, Herman 10. Allaire and Barrera chipped in with 8 apiece. WOONSOCKET 40 CENTRAL FALLS 72 Falling behind by seven points in the first period, Woonsocket never did catch up with the powerful Central Falls five. Top point getters for the Villa Novans were, Allaire 14, Trudeau 10, and Cote 9. Esten did a good job on the boards. WOONSOCKET 42 CLASSICAL 44 Woonsocket lost a seat squimer to Classical with a score of 44-42. Esten had 12, Trudeau 11, and Herman 9, for the Villa Novans. Despite the fact that Allaire had 4 points, he held one of the leagues leading scorers scoreless. WOONSOCKET 65 CUMBERLAND 65 Although Woonsocket had a sizzling second quarter, scoring 28 points they just couldn't cut down the Cumberland lead. Allaire led his team with 25 points while Haggerty had 14 and Trudeau 8. WOONSOCKET 47 DEERING 83 Unbeated Deering, in winning their 11th decision, never let Woonsocket get going boasting 29-8, 48-20 and 71-37 leads. Co-Captain Paul Allaire clicked 19 times and Dennis Haggerty 14, while Esten and Sadwin played a ball-hawking game. WOONSOCKET 38 NORTH PROVIDENCE 68 Woonsocket played without the services of Haggerty, Trudeau and Cote and offered hardly any resistance to the Cougars. Paul Allaire hit for 14 points and Herman for 7. WOONSOCKET 60 PAWTUCKET VOKE 46 Breaking the game wide open with 27 points in the second period, the Villa Novans handed Voke its 12th loss. Allaire led both team, with 24 points, Barrera had 11, and Paul Herman 9. WOONSOCKET 36 SACRED HEART 80 Sacred Heart outclassed the Villa Novans in posting a 80-36 victory. Paul Herman led Woonsocket in scoring with 8 points, while Sadwin and Allaire had 7 apiece in the final league game. WOONSOCKET 42 MT. ST. CHARLES 50 Falling behind in the first half, Woonsocket suddenly caught fire in the final quarter and wound up the night with 17 points. Herman and Sadwin had 8 points while Trudeau, Haggerty, Dressier, and Barrera played terrific basketball. Wrestling next door, please! That's using your head! Bottom to top in white: R. Trudeau, D. Haggerty. Woonsocket vs. Classical. Two for Allaire. L. to R. in white: R. Barrera (4); M. Dressier; P. Allaire (5). Where did it go? L. to R. in white: P. Herman; P. Allaire, D. Haggerty, J. P. Cote. mm FaJSUrJ • •mm • u wt+ mm mm WrHW' win � ?! si wu'ritr VILLA FAIR April 8, I960 LOVELY LADIES Manning the Woonsocket High School table at the annual Villa Fair Friday will be Aline Bell, co-chairman, left, and Monette Dulude, chairman. 'W tsi HONOR STUDENTS Third Row, Left to Right: I. Ethier, C. Hatch, J. Krajewski, C. Pierannunzi, R. Auger, M. Peloquin, S. Tuchapsky, J. Namaka, J. Lagace. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Marrah, C. Ravenelle, S. Finkelstein, L. Hare, A. Bell, T, Lara-mee, Y, Lebon, T, Perron. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Berard, S. Frechette, J. Phaneuf, J. Barrett, S. Baram. THE NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY TOUR CHORUS The entire student body was entertained on April 4, I960, by the Tour Chorus of the New England Conservatory of Music, conducted by Mrs. Lorna Cooke DeVaron. Among the selections were the choruses from La Belle Helene” by Offenbach, and the group ended the program with the Finale to Act I of Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin. The Woonsocket High School class of 1956 proudly claims Miss Grace Ur-rico, who is now a member of the Tour Chorus and will graduate from the Conservatory in June I960. 101 FIND YOURSELF !•� « Ill Cl WOONSOCKET HIGHLIGHTS School Play GENERAL ASSEMBLY DOINGS Representing Woonsocket High School at the Model Legislature next Saturday at the State House, Prividence, will be front row from left, Nancy Gregory and Barbara Burlingame, alternates, and Susan Frechette, senator. Rear row from left, George Labonte, David Greenberg and Terrence Morris, representatives. Donald Brunetti, a representative, was absent when the picture was taken. To our Advertisers: We sincerely thank all our advertisers because they have not only contributed real material support by their purchase of space in our yearbook, The Quiver”, but also have been courteous to our solicitors who have approached them for advertisements. To our Schoolmates: WOONSOCKET, R. I. R. A. BERGESSON SON, INC CONTRACTORS 41 Baxter Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Telephone: Woon. PO 9-0580 CHARLES H. BERGESSON, CLASS ’38 President MURIEL BERGESSON CARON, CLASS '40 Vice-President anytune pjjgfJ {qj SaleS |n£ td ® fate 12 SMITHFIELD ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. Phone PO 7-0500 NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND'S IMPORTED CAR HEADQUARTERS ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION OF NEW AND USED IMPORTED SPORTS AND ECONOMY CARS. MORRIS lOOO' MARK STEVEN, INC. 50-54 EAST SCHOOL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 64 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-3596 Congratulations CLASS OF I960 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND (Best Wish es to the Glass of ig6o! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation t e Savutya “ScuthG WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS - 1ST. IS4S 144 MAIN STREET New Branch at WALNUT HILL PLAZA ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR INSURANCE VERDUN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Worsted Tops Yarns and Fabrics WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE EDWARD T. MEE AGENCY 251 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 2-1812 Talk it over with Mee” FRANK KEARNS AUTO SUPPLY Machine Shop Service 100 BERNON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. F. M . L A L L Y Oldest Store in Woonsocket Established 1845 Stationery, Blank Books, Periodicals, Greeting Cards OFFICE SUPPLIES 80 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND BUSS PRESS BOURRE Quality Printing DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 144 MASON STREET Complete PET DEPARTMENT Suppliers WOONSOCKET, R. I. 743 NORTH MAIN STREET Telephane: PO 9-3732 WOONSOCKET, R. I. 1500 DIAMOND HILL RD. WALNUT HILL PLAZA Woonsocket R. I. Best Wishes To The CLASS of 1960 From HARDINK'S FLOWER SHOP Where You Find Flowers At Their Best 25 KINDERGARTEN STREET Telephone: PO 2-2929 PRATT'S DRUG STORE, INC. 537 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. SACRED HEART PARISH CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION REVEREND THOMAS H. DRISCOLL, Moderator O. P. FRENCH AND SONS CO. WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Roofers since 1884 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 ARMAND D. DuROCHER Certified Public Accountant 62 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Success to THE CLASS of I960 G. BERTRAND BIBEAULT COMMERCIAL BLDG. —MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. JOHN F. DORIS C ongratulations To The CLASS of I960 WOONSOCKET TEACHERS GUILD NO. 951, A F T. CARL W. CHRISTIANSEN GEORGE T. HELM JOHN J. HOURIGAN MARTEL COAL AND OIL, INC 246 OLO ST., WOONSOCKET, R. I. Furnaces, Boilers, Oil Burners, Cleaned, Repaired, Installed, Serviced Oil PO 2-0373 LOZEAU'S OIL SERVICE INCORPORATED PLANT X RESIDENCE 303 SAYLES ST. (GUIF) GREENVILLE ROAD POpIar 2-0371 X-' POpIar 9-0371 Power Burner Sales and Service Fuel Oils — Kerosene and Motor Oil POpIar 9-3810 — TU 3-9230 Night — POpIar 2-2606 — Res. POpIar 2-2079 HOME COAL CO., INC. Coal — Coke — Wood — Oil Building Mover General Trucking COMPRESSOR SERVICE 256 PRIVILEGE STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. MILOT BROS. CO. BUILDING MATERIALS Visit our modern shop — 217 Social Street We have a complete advisory service for prospective home-owners Telephone: PO 9-0380 Always the Most Popular Rendezvous in Town BROWN S REXALL DRUG STORE If it’s From Brown’s It's Got To Be Right” JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 MAIN STREET SERVICE SALES CO., INC. The BEST in Paints — Wallpaper — Hardware 91 NO. MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Phone POplar 2-0057 — 2-0058 WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION of INSURANCE AGENTS Lodie Brien Agency Leo A. Brodeur A. A. Brown Agency Thomas F. Carey Agency Robert Carignan John C. Cosseboom Ins. Walter L. Doran Agency George R. Ethier Agency Ernest A. Faubert Agency M. Gaulin Son, Inc. A ldo Gramolini Halliwell Ins. Agency Francis J. Heslin Keough Pratt, Inc. Charles L. Kirby Agency John F. Kirby, Inc. Lambert Sicotte Agency 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 GREATER WOONSOCKET § CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JUDGE EDWARD F. DWYER EGIDIO Dl PARDO 75 HARRIS AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. RAYMOND F. MURPHY COMPANY —Accountants— 162 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-2060 Austin H. Cook David L. Tuttle Arthur B. Merchant with R. P. SMITH SON 1856 - 1960 Commercial Bldg. — Rooms 18-19-20 Reliable Insurance of All Kinds Telephone: PO 2-0098 JUDGE WALTER H. SHARKEY 285 MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. GERARD A. BRILLON — District Manager PO 9-9300 JOHN E. ASMUSSEN WOONSOCKET DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY BELISLE BROS. BAKERY, INC. BAKERS of FINE BREAD and PASTRIES WEDDING BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY 35-37 RATHBUN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 1354 PARK AVENUE WOONSOCKET PEANUT CO. Specializing in Nuts and Peanuts All items cooked daily — on the premises IN PURE PEANUT OIL Open Every Day 10 to 9, Including Sundays and Holidays ORLANDOS PIZZERIA Specializing in Pizza and Italian Food 265 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone 9-3999 CONGRATULATIONS And Best Wishes To The Class of Nineteen Sixty From CROYLE GALLERY and STUDIOS School of Painting 159 SPRING STREET CROWN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS 115 Cumberland Street, Woonsocket Studio PO 9-7696 — Home PO 9-1156 NYS FLOWERS - Florists 508 DIAMOND HILL RD. Tel. PO 9-5894 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1960 PO 2-5953 Day or Night WOONSOCKET GLASS AND MIRROR CO. Glass and Mirrors for Every Purpose Sheppie Dressler, Prop. 31-37 COREY STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. WALKER'S JEWELRY MENDON ROAD, CUMBERLAND HILL Tel. PO 9-8044 B S ELECTRIC AUTO SERVICE 210 FRONT ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. WOONSOCKET AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Jay Motors, 657 Social St. — Lincoln, Mercury, Edsel Jones Motors, 11 Front St. — Plymouth Mack Buick, Inc., 200 Social St. — Buick Marcoux Bros., Inc., 117 Social St. — Chevrolet National Motors Sales, Inc., 45 Social St. — Ford Siegel Motors, Inc., 372 Social St. — Oldsmohile Dumais Rambler Inc., 345 Social St., — Rambler Senn Motor Co. Inc., 103 No. Main St. — Pontiac, Cadillac, Renault, Peugeot ts Ray’s Motor Sales, 396 Clinton St. — Studebaker, Lark L Picard Motors, 12 Smithfield Rd. — Foreign Cars CHARTER'S MARKET Telephone: PO 9-4037 811 2 HAMLET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. NELLO'S MOTOR SALES High Grade Used Cars — Cash or Terms 629 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. ARCHWAY Home Style Cookies Cookie Corporation of New England 272 OLO STREET Woonsocket, R. I. Phone: PO 9-3955 PARAGON RECREATION ANNEX BOWLING ALLEYS 87 MAIN ST. 81 BERNON ST. Tel. PO 2-9781 PO 2-9840 J. J. WALSH, Prop. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Special Rates for Students Monday Thru Friday till 6 P.M. GARELICK BROTHERS FARMS MILK CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS PIETTE JEWELERS 196 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. BEVERLY CLUB WRENTHAM BELLINGHAM KIRBY DEALER RAY ROBIDOUX 35 CENTRAL STREET LINCOLN, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-9707 UNion 1-1326 PO 7-1727 ARDENTE SUPPLY CO, INC. Plumbing and Heating Supplies 281 RAILROAD ST., WOONSOCKET, R. I. 404 VALLEY ST. Branch—281 Providence 9, Rhode Island Congratulations! CLASS OF I960 PROULX SERVICE STATION UNION SQUARE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND MARCEL'S POULTRY SHOP Take Me Home Barbecued Chicken Ready to serve hot or cold MENDON RD., CUMBERLAND PO 9-4170 For the best of everything, It’s DUBE'S SPA 804 PARK AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. ROMEO'S MARKET AND HARDWARE DUPRAS BAKING COMPANY Bakers of 598 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. PAR-X Bread 804 PARK AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 9-4080 Best Wishes to Class of 60! PETIT'S MARKET 143 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: POplar 9-7224 Manufacturer of Fine Sausage Products” ELM SUPER MARKET 710 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-3431 BLACKSTONE POTATO CHIP CO., INC. Wholesale and Retail 43 MAIN ST. (P.O. Box 451) Phone Tucker 3-7500 BLACKSTONE, MASS. MOUSSEAU'S, INC. flLt Men’s Furnishings jliO Formal Wear Rented For All Occasions W 289 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 9-2583 LOTS OF LUCK SPORTS DUGOUT, INC. Quality Sporting Goods Suppliers 280 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Clothes for the Entire Family” SOCIAL DEPARTMENT STORE 590 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-3346 PO 2-3347 RATHBUN FACTORY OUTLET 476 RATHBUN STREET S.O.I. HALL WOONSOCKET, R. I. KORNSTEIN'S Complete Youth Dept. Store 55 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Clothing, Shoes and Accessories for .,. Infants ,.. Girls ... Boys ... Teens and Young Men Best Wishes to the CLASS OF -I960 Harold L. Sadwin SADWIN'S FALK BROS. Woonsocket’s Quality Family Clothing Store 91 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. HAMLET GULF SERVICE STATION JOE'S GARAGE Telephone: TU 3-7989 Corner Hamlet and Carrington Avenue WOONSOCKET, R. I. CUT, PICK UP POplar 2-9893 JOHN PHANEUF Fuel Oil — Range Oil Sales — OIL BURNERS — Service Telephone: PO 9-0146 188 WILLOW STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-5406 fiet'O-Thatic CAR WASH Inc. Specialists in Washing — Polishing — Simonizing Ted Belanger - Lou Hubert, Props. 330 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Expert in Dynaflow Hydramatic Transmissions also General Repairs 20 CENTRAL BLVD. SO. BELLINGHAM MASS. CARRIER'S OIL ALPHONSE CARRIER, Prop. 120 Pulaski Blvd. South Bellingham, Mass. Tel. TU 3-8980 KILEY'S INCORPORATED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Authorized Timken Dealer 15 HARRIS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R.I. FAIRLAWN SERVICE STATION Peter Gemski, Prop. TIRES RICHFIELD BATTERIES GASOLINE MOTOR OILS 793 HARRIS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 2-9768 — Res. PO 2-2565 WOONSOCKET TIRE SALES, INC. 767 SOCIAL STREET, WOONSOCKET, R. I. HOME OF RITE CAPS” Goodyear Tires —Delco Batteries C. W. MALO — S. F. MOJKOWSKI Phone: PO 2-4400 THE Y.M.C.A. OF WOONSOCKET, R. I congratulates the members of the graduating class of I960 and wishes them the best of luck. FOURNIER FOURNIER 99 CUMBERLAND STREET 453 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-0940 BLACKSTONE PHARMACY, INC. DONLON O'BRIEN, Registered Pharmacists 147 Main St. Tel. TU 3-8800 Blackstone, Mass. We are Open Every Day from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Including Sundays and All Holidays Prompt Prescription Service BEAUDET S PHARMACY, INC. Rene G. Turcotte, Ph.G., Reg. Ph. Rene J. Deblois, Ph.G., Reg. Ph. Camille L. Turcotte 329 PARK AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Free Delivery — Tel. PO 9-2525 KRYLO DANCE STUDIOS 65 MAIN STREET PO 9-7767 — TU 3-8438 All types of dancing for Children and Adults Specializing in Ballet — Toe — Tap — Acrobatic and Modern Special Ballroom Classes For Teen-Agers and Adults Best Wishes Prom, the JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gerry Dianne Pat Wary TAP GLASS WORKS, INC. Everything in Glass General Store Front and Commercial Glazing Contractors 385 ARNOLD ST. —POplar 9-4860 WOONSOCKET, R. I. —POplar 9-7340 Phone: Woon. PO 2-6009 Res. PO 9-6009 QUINCY MONUMENTAL WORKS ARMAND O. LUSSIER, Prop. 456 SOCIAL ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. ENTERPRISE DYE WORKS, INC. 229 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. OAK HILL PET SHOP Mrs. Harvey Anger, Prop. 196 HEMOND AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Residence Shop Tel. PO 9-2056 Open Daily 1:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. - Closed Tue. BAZAAR GIFT SHOP, INC. 2 MONUMENT SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R.I. PO 9-5090 SOR-ANG DISTRIBUTORS 1100 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-1900 WOONSOCKET SPINNING CO. Congratulations to the CLASS of '60 from PHILIP A. MULVEY CO. D. J. GIRARD, Pres. Paints, Wallpaper, Window Glass Hardware 40 SOUTH MAIN STREET Telephone: PO 9-5700 Compliments of A FRIEND LEE'S PAINT AND HARDWARE Tel. PO 9-1654 292 SECOND AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Authorized Dist. of Pittsburgh Paints, Varnish, etc S. S. KRESGE CO. 130 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 60 ITALIAN WORKINGMEN'S CLUB 947 DIAMOND HILL ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. ACE UPHOLSTERY SUPPLY CO. 102 Arnold Street Woonsocket, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-6456 DO IT YOURSELF Leatherettes — Foam Rubber Supplies to Re-Do Your Autos or Home Furniture Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Daily MILLIE'S BEAUTY SALON 930 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-8212 LEOPOLD'S BEAUTY SALON PO 9-0417 720 MANVILLE ROAD WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND LEDOUX EMBROIDERY SHOP, INC. Room 62-63 Commercial Bldg. Tel. PO 9-6196 WOONSOCKET, R. I. JOE K's BARBER SHOP 297 HIGH STREET JOSEPH KOZACZKA, Prop. ANDRY'S SHINE PARLOR MAIN STREET Where All The Boys Get Their Shines Ed TENCZAR STUDIOS, INC. Photographers (Near Bijou) 285 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-3708 CLAUDIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Tel. PO 9-5498 21 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND MINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Tel. PO 2-3851 285 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. EVE MULLEN'S, INC. The Showpiece of Beautiful Furniture Tel. PO 9-9400 74 76 MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. ALLAM'S PHARMACY LOUIS ALLAM, B. S., Reg. Pharmacist 837 PARK AVENUE, COR. VOSE STREET Tel. PO 7-0930 WOONSOCKET, R. I. ANGELO'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN 34 CLINTON STREET PO 2-9694 (Adjacent to Industrial National Bank Drive-In Window) Woonsocket’s First Licensed School of Beauty Culture School Folder Available on Request Day, Evening, and Advanced Classes 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 Federal Bldg. — 285 Main Street WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 9-3550 PO 2-2123 MORSE SHOE STORE 100 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. L A FRIEND BRUNELLE'S UTILITY GAS INC. YVETTE'S BEAUTY SALON 4115 MENDON ROAD CUMBERLAND HILL, R. I. 4115 MENDON ROAD CUMBERLAND HILL, R. I. Telephone: PO 9-3807 Telephone: PO 9-1166 Bottled Gas Appliances 128 Main St., Woonsocket, R. I. PO 9-6677 BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS and ELECTRIC CO. PO 2-2200 1 CLINTON STREET WONNSOCKET, R. I. Woonsocket Telephone: PO 2-6415 If No Answer Call PO 9-5342 PLANT 740 CUMBERLAND HILL ROAD R. I. HEAT and POWER, Inc. WOONSOCKET, R. I. We Can Do It” Maurice Dandenault J M Television Sales Service 251 BERNON STREET Telephone: PO 2-6113 Television - Home Radio - Auto Radio Repairs COMPLETE LINE OF PHILCO RCA Congratulations to the CLASS OF I960 McCarthy's Woonsocket’s Greatest Store I. MEDOFF COMPANY 245 RAILROAD STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best of Luck CLASS of '60 WINSOR MANUFACTURING CO. 44 HAZEL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone PO 2-1236 B. L. M. BOTTLING CO, INC. Bottlers of BATCHELORS LAMBERTS BEVERAGES 80 RIVER STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. For Your Party or Dance DICK BOURASSA Your D.J. Telephone: PO 9-4559 BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Commercial Lighting Systems a Specialty Lighting Fixtures Appliances Table Floor Lamps — Giftwares 2 MONUMENT SQUARE Telephone: PO 2-1937 PO 9-8080 PO 9-5018 N. H. AUCLAIR-TV Television - Radio - Stereo Sales Service RCA-VICTOR MOTOROLA FIRST IN COLOR TV 538 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. HAPPY WANDERERS Radio Broadcasting Orchestra Music for all Occasions A Musical Treat for Dancing Feet Station — WKOX WPAW WALE 2 Birch Hill Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. HENRY WITUSYNSKY Tel. Poplar 9-8773 Music for Everyone’s Enjoyment R. J. RONDEAU HIS ORCHESTRA TUcker 3-8459 Blackstonc, Mass. Have Instruments, Will Travel THE DRIFTERS ORCHESTRA Music For All Occasions Tel. PA 3-5570 CE 1-6007 - PAS 353-WK PAS 663-J ASK FOR BOB RUSS ROGER FRANK EAST AVENUE HARRISVILLE, R. I. FOR SERVICE CALL POpIar 9-1610 ACE MUSIC COMPANY Almeida Coin Equipment Music Co. 269 HIGH STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Joseph A. Almeida GEORGE'S RADIO T.V. SHOP Sales and Service Radios — T.V. — Hi-Fi PO 2-5233 987 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. FANNY'S BABY SHOPPE Telephone PO 2-3862 146-148 COURT SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best Wishes From MONTANARI'S TV SALES SERVICE Telephone: PO 2-6198 168 CAMPEAU STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. TOWNLINE SAND GRAVEL CO. VICTORY HIGHWAY NASONVILLE, R. L A. W. ARTESIAN WELL CO. MENARD'S FUNERAL HOME 127 CARRINGTON AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. • 71 CENTRAL STREET MANVILLE, R. L Day and Evening Call Office: Mission 8-3906 Res. Mission 3-6361 SANTINI SONS, INC. General Contractors Construction Engineering 116 MAGNOLIA STREET ARLINGTON, MASS. Rugo Santini THEROUX BROS. EXPRESS Wool Hauling and Expressing Local and Long Distance Moving Daily Express BOSTON, WORCESTER, PROVIDENCE 416 POND ST. Tel. PO 2-0700 STANDARD CAB CO Two-Way Radio Equipped Taxi Safest Ride in Town 24 Hour Service Radio Controlled Cabs Telephone: PO 2-5000 R. PIERANNUZI'S SHOE SERVICE 697 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. L l e Rebuild Your Shoes To Look like New Again WOONSOCKET BRUSH CO. 581 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. SMITH PENN OIL 275 SECOND AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Compliments of A FRIEND Telephones: PO 9-3158 and PO 2-3158 GROSSMAN'S 333 RIVER STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND WOONSOCKET VENETIAN SERVICE Custom Made Blinds Retaping, Recording, and Washing 15 FAIRLAWN AVENUE PO 2-4561 CABANA HOME CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPER OF BIRCH HILL TERRACE Free Estimates 359 WARD ST., WOONSOCKET, R. I. LEO CABANA PO 9-7914 E. C. CHAGNON SON, INC. For 60 Years — Woonsocket’s Headquarters for Floor and Wall Covering of Every Description Phone PO 9-0352 56 ARNOLD ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. ROSIE'S 238 Railroad Street Manville, Rhode Island Telephone: PO 2-9655 SEALTEST ICE CREAM It’s the Best THE BEACON LOUISQUISSET PIKE NORTH SMITHFIELD, R. I. Lighthouse of good food” NEW SHANGHAI RESTAURANT 267 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-1364 HOLMAN CATERING CO. NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS RENZONI'S MARKET 165 MILL STREET Free City-wide Delivery” Telephones: PO 9-5348 — PO 9-5349 Rena Renzoni, Proprietor You’ve Tried the Rest - Now Have the Best” MARIO'S PIZZA RESTAURANT 4120 MENDON ROAD CUMBERLAND, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-9724 For Take Out Service HOWARD JOHNSON'S PARK SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Office: POplar 2-4420 Res.: TUcker 3-7233 NEW ENGLAND MACARONI CO. 1249 SOCIAL ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. TOMS NEWS and LUNCHEONETTE INC. 14 RAILROAD STREET MANVILLE, R. I. THOMAS H. BENOIT, Pres. MEZZA LUNA PIZZERIA LOUISQUISSET PIKE NO. SMITHFIELD, R. I. PO 9-7654 CHIPMAN'S CORNER MARKET 1039 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Best Wishes to the Class of I960 GUY'S FOOD MART. Open 7 Days A Week 9-10 P.M. 373 Providence Street Tel. PO 9-3526 POplar 9-8773 GENERAL REPAIRS ATLAS Painting and Decorating — Interior Exterior Successor to JOHN W. COWETT HENRY A. WITUSYNSKY, Proprietor 2 BIRCH HILL AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. GUY'S SPA 212 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND PARISIAN CLEANERS ★ ★ 84 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. A FRIEND CANCELLATION SHOE STORE 226 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 7-1730 I believe in Woonsocket Most Friendly City OZZIE'S 126 NORTH MAIN STREET SPOTLESS SYSTEM CLEANSERS, Inc. 145 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND DAIRY WHIZZ ROUTE 146 QUAKER HIGHWAY UXBRIDGE, MASS. We Invite you to drop over From April to October The Most in Fountain Service” The Best in Fried Foods” $ (Best Wish es to the Glass of ig6o DR. and MRS. EMIL A. KASKIW DR. MRS. S. ROBERT SADWIN DR. MRS. DOMINIC P. FERRUCCI JUDITH and SANDRA CHARLES D. CHARON, JR., M.D. DR. ALTON P. THOMAS THOMAS J. LALOR, M.D. OSCAR Z. DASHEF, M.D. HOUSE OF BRIDES Complete Selection of Gowns and Accessories for the entire Wedding Party Telephone: PO 2-1772 596 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. LILLIAN S BEAUTY SALON PO 9-2043 517 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. FARLAND'S FOOD MART Quality Meats and Groceries PO 2-6225 595 ELM STREET WOONSOCKET, R. 1. DANKO'S BAKERY WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND ROY'S BODY SHOP LAVAL ROY, Prop. High Grade Automobile Painting Body Repairing and Welding Wrecks Rebuilt PO 9-1021 FAIRMOUNT FOUNDRY COMPANY 25 SECOND AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Gray Iron and Semi-Steel Castings CHARLIE'S TV COMMUNICATIONS CO., INC. PO 2-2512 949 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND For Appointment Call POplar 9-1940 LORRAINE'S BEAUTY SHOP LORRAINE COUSINEAU, Proprietor 157 MANVILLE RD WOONSOCKET, R. I. MIKE'S VARIETY MASON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. BRUNETTI BROS. BAKERY Italian Bread a Specialty 54 ELBOW ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone PO 9-2761 MICHAUD AUTO BODY WORKS PO 9-1983 430 PRIVILEGE STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. DAVIS BROS. TEXACO SERVICE Complete Service for Your Car POplar 2-9685 GREAT ROAD at ST. PAUL STREET NO. SMITHFIEI.D, R. I. If We Please You Tell Others ... If We Don’t Tell Us GASTON A. AYOTTE, SR. Advertising Specialties 553 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone PO 9-4911 GASTON H. LAVALLEE CONTRACTOR General Repairing and Painting 580 FRONT STREET PO 9-7804 M. THERIEN SONS Electrical Work and Repairs Reasonable Prices 239 Burrington St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island! Dial POplar 9-6617 for prompt service _______________________________________LL £ Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’60 | FALLS MILLS STORE Your headquarters for all of your sewing and knitting needs Tel. PO 9-2755 DR. A. GARNEAU OPTOMETRIST 600 CLINTON ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. LEE'S PHARMACY PO 9-2238 48 NO. MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. f ! 1 HERFF JONES CO. THE NEW WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RING Best Wishes J. F. CORR, Rep. LANDHAM ROAD SUDBURY, MASS. Hilltop 3-2715 Js T Jlh mm LEVERONE'S FRUIT STORE 266 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: PO 9-4513 ALLAM OIL CO. 300 KNIGHT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. NARRAGANSETT KNITTING MILLS INC 148 BERNON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND NELSON'S SUPER SERVICE Room 1 Belliveau Bldg. - Opp. Stadium Theatre Good Gulf Gas S Tel. TU 3-7770 wQlv) G. M. FINANCE CORPORATION 150 MAIN ST. BLACKSTONE, MASS. WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND General Repairing and Towing PO 9-8515 For the Life of Your Car Go Gulf L. MAILLOUX, Mgr. STEVE ABRANTS' WOOL GARNETTING GREAT ROAD, NORTH SMITHFIELD BOCCE CLUB PO 2-0155 226 ST. LOUIS AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. MONGEON'S SEA FOOD Wholesale Retail Tel. PO 9-1078 Fresh Fish, Shell Fish, and Lobster 630 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. SPECIALISTS IN SEAFOODS COTTAGE CLUB TU 3-9460 190 PULASKI BLVD. SOUTH BELLINGHAM SAMEK'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES PO 2-4811 448 RIVER ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. VI AND BILL'S RESTAURANT PO 2-9715 116 NO. MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. AL'S MEAT MARKET SLATERSVILLE, R. I. WHOLESALE RETAIL FOODS HARRIS AVE. MARKET 795 HARRIS AVENUE AURORE'S VARIETY 372 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best Wishes From BELCOURT'S VARIETY STORE 588 SOUTH MAIN STREET PAULHUS' VARIETY FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. LEO'S BAKERY, INC. y M A Chevron Service Station SWIFT AND COMPANY ? 374 CASS AVE. § SUNftCu § MOTffft oVl WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 9-1700 332 RIVER ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. I LAPHAMS INC. TED BOUCHARD SAND GRAVEL V Frigidaire Appliances — Rototiller Garden Tractors Loam, Sub-Soil, Stones and Bulldozing | CE 1-9590 Tel. PO 2-3677 £ FARNUM PIKE SMITHFIELD, R. I. MAIN ST. FORESTDALE, R. I. | BOSTON VIEW MOTEL GEO. A. PICHETTE SON Upholstering Co. J U.S. ROUTE 1 Rug Shampooing and Cleaning In your home or at Our Plant” V WALPOLE, MASS. Call PO 2-4357 § Tel. MOntrose 8-1900 86 MORTON AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. ) SAM BOYKO SERVICE STATION RICHARD J. BUCK a Specializing in Hydramatic Repairing and Adjusting 205 GREENVILLE ROAD NORTH SMITHFIELD, R. I. COMPANY, Inc. HARRY POLNY PO 9-7530 162 MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. FERREIRA'S GULF SERVICE 4 PO 2-9511 A FRIEND ? 150 SOCIAL ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. STAR CARBONIZING COMPANY 706 DIAMOND HILL ROAD WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND ? FAIRMOUNT DAIRY 545 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone: PO 2-5515 Congratulations to the CLASS OF I960 PETER PAN ICE CREAM CO. 675 MANVILLE ROAD WOONSOCKET, R. I. —Telephones— PO 2-0267 — PO 2-0268 DUCHARME'S VARIETY A. H. BEAUCHEMIN SONS INC. Building Materials Lumber — Millwork Pascoag 334 SOCIAL ST. LOgan 8-2510 WOONSOCKET PO 2-1657 TINNA'S BEAUTY SALON PO 2-9557 3362 MENDON RD. CUMBERLAND, R. I. IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON PO 7-0429 19 CENTRAL AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. I. BRIDGET'S RESTAURANT Home of Fine, Charcoaled-Broiled Foods Specializes in Polish Foods 120 GREENVILLE RD. NORTH SMITHFIELD HILDA'S DANCE STUDIO 260 GREEN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. VANDA'S BEAUTY STUDIO PO 2-4392 553 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 2-1086 Int. Ext. ROLAND J. LACOURSE Industrial and House Painting 892 MENDON RD. WOONSOCKET, R. I. PIER ANN UNZI'S SHOE REBUILDING 125 COURT SQUARE Top Quality Materials Expert Workmanship Quick, Efficient Service UNOCJ A. M. SUNOCO SERVICE 397 CASS AVENUE WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Albert E. Archambault, Prop. TRES CHIC CLEANERS GIFTS POplar 9-4670 1025 CASS AVE. WOONSOCKET, R. 1. Congratulations from MR. MRS. DANIEL C. PARENTEAU P. GEORGE, JR. Plumbing and Heating Shallow well pumps sales and service SLATERSVILLE, R. I. PO 9-1477 GAGNONS TEXACO SERVICE Tel: PO 2-9769 18 MONUMENT SQUARE WOONSOCKET, R. I. BRANCH SERVICE STATION GREAT ROAD NO. SMITHFIELD Telephone: PO 9-1361 Motatyr MASTERCRAFT BUILDERS Tel: KEstone 3-8153 PARK AVENUE CLEANERS Tel: PO 9-9209 74 SOUTH STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. OLIVE POTHIER'S BEAUTY SALON Tel: PO 9-4141 194 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. ALEXANDER IVHBEK ce. FINEST dWIL OiNS MATERIALS 30 STOCKHOLM BELLINGHAM TU 3-8660 ROGER W. BEAUDOIN CONTRACTOR Specializing Inside Finish 476 FAIRMOUNT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 2-2649 WOONSOCKET COUNCIL No. 113 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS J. C. MAILLOUX SONS COMPANY Complete Household Furnishings 605 CLINTON STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND DARIO FORD 550 PAWTUCKET AVE., PAWTUCKET (Near Junction of Main St.) T-BIRD FALCON FACTORY AUTHORIZED Service • Sales • Parts SERVICE ON ALL MAKES CARS TRUCKS TOWING SERVICE BODY PAINT SHOP Out of Town Visitors Given Prompt Attention For Quick, Courteous Service or Information, Call PAwtucket 2-1960 FALCON SALES — PAwtucket 3-7700 USED CARS —PAwtucket 5-6652 B. A. DARIO CO. 145 CUMBERLAND WORSTED MILL House of Fine Yarns 129 BALLOU STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PO 9-1385 BAY STATE FUR Tel: PO 2-2264 115 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PARK SQUARE FURNITURE Tel: PO 9-6420 35 LOUISQUISSETT PIKE NORTH SMITHFIELD, R. I. WALSH FLOWERS, INC. STADIUM BUILDING PO 2-5140 Flowers by Wire Walter T. Walsh Richard T. Walsh GIARD'S DRY CLEANERS Tel: PO 9-4088 46 CUMBERLAND STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. MASSE PRINTING CO. Complete Printing Service Tel: PO 9-7817 115 SWEET AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. RAY COTTON COMPANY PO 9-2800 60 KINDERGARTEN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND D £ DN-RH Tel. Woonsocket PO 9-4289 £ PLANT: 45 Foundry St. Branch Stores: 94 Rathbun St. 821 Social St. (Corner Mill) UXBRIDGE INN UXBRIDGE, MASS. On Route 122 and 16 8 Miles from Woonsocket Gracious Hospitality 146 J. B. FARNUM CO. Dial PO 9-6427 For 24 Hour Service ROBERT'S OIL, INC. Woonsocket’s Largest Paint, Hardware, 56 ALLEN STREET and Sporting Goods Store WOONSOCKET, R. I. Installation and Burner Service MONUMENT SQUARE ORIENT ROBERT, Pres. ELWINN SHOE SHOP KING'S STUDIOS Interior Decorators W 108 MAIN STREET Tel: PO 2-0087 WOONSOCKET, R. 1. 69 ARNOLD ST. WOONSOCKET, R. 1. Best wishes to VALOIS ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. the CLASS OF ’60 279 GREENE STREET ARAM'S FURNITURE STORE 26 ARNOLD ST. WOONSOCKET, R, I. PO 9-4237 Woonsocket, R. 1. WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL CO., INC. Phone POplar 2-4130 Heating Oils — Coal — Bottled Gas C. PHILIPS TRUCKING Gasoline Local and Long Distance Sales Service of Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment Moving Storage Agent for Shawmut Van Line 139 HAMLET AVENUE' WOONSOCKET, R. I. POplar 2-5460 41 LINDEN AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER CO. 237 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. Typewriters Sold—Ren ted—Repa i red MASON-PRESTON COMPANY Business Forms Stationery Office Supplies 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 147 ! 5 TURCOTTE'S FRONT END SERVICE PO 2-3590 548 WOOD AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. Congratulations from a FRIEND of the CLASS OF I960 MT. ST. CHARLES MARKET PO 2-4864 77 MT. ST. CHARLES AVENUE BESSETTE FOOD MART PO 9-6452 947 SOCIAL STREET Phone POplar 2-2218 THE SOUCY AGENCY Ocean - Star Ins. SS. Agcy., Inc. Insurance, Surety Bonds, Real Estate Notary Public 362 RATHBUN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. AUGER'S SMART SHOP Everything for Men's Wear” Formal Wear Rentals lor all occasions 105 MAIN ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. TREPANIER'S COMFORT SHOES 278 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. CARBARN BOWLING ALLEYS 1104 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. m ELAINE'S FLOWERS PO 2-6438 225 GREENE ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Tel. PO 9-7100 SAM GOLDEN SON, INC. Textile Wastes Wool — Cottons — Synthetics HAROLD GOLDEN 533 SECOND AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. I. EMBASSY CLUB Restaurant and Gift Shoppe 77 HAVELOCK STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. 148 BELLINGHAM LUMBER CO. H. WEBSTER JONES Building Material and Supplies Yard at Cor. Pulaski Boulevard and Lake St. South Bellingham, Mass — TUcker 3-6878 Mailing Address: R.F.D. 1, Woonsocket, R. I. MESSERE'S SHOE SERVICE 6 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. FLORENCE DYE WORKS PO 9-0443 FLORENCE DRIVE WOONSOCKET, R. I. IT’S FUN TO ROLLER SKATE AT JOYLAND Special Rates for Organizations 348 CUMBERLAND HILL ROAD BEAUCHEMIN OIL SERVICE, INC. Tel. POplar 7-0400 Range and Fuel Oil — Heating Systems 611 FRONT STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. PLANTE'S MOTOR TRANSPORT Serving All Points in Rhode Island — Terminal and Office — 51 PARKER ST., WOONSOCKET, R. I. All Goods Insured in Transit Providence and Pawtucket Customers Phone PO 9-4020 CHICK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CUMBERLAND HILL RHODE ISLAND CHRISTIANSEN'S ORCHARDS SLATERSVILLE, R. I. NORTH RD„ JAMESTOWN CREEK BAIT SHOP — BAIT — TACKLE 215 WOOD AVE., WOONSOCKET TAMAY CHEMICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 45-47 KINDERGARTEN STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND PAPINEAU'S SERVICE STATION 202 SOUTH MAIN STREET PO 7-0777 S F CINDER BLOCKS F. FURTADO, Prop. PO 9-1091 Manufacturers of Cement - Cinder - Chimney Blocks GREENVILLE RD. NORTH SMITHFIELD STATE LINE SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Products Complete Auto Repairing and Servicing 1209 SOCIAL STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Emile Ducharme PO 2-9692 150 ; I FALLS YARN MILLS f | WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND | I Symbol of Quality Coast-to-Coast Fallspun Quality Yarns A FORESTDALE STORE Congratulations BRUCE J. STOKES, Prop. INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION MAIN ST. FORESTDALE, R. I. PO 2-3950 53 FEDERAL STREET FARMLAND MARKET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 665 DIAMOND HILL WOONSOCKET, R. I. MARCHEGIANO CLUB, INC. A FRIEND 6 ST. LOUIS AVENUE WATSON'S WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND VENETIAN BLINDS 206 NORTH MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. HEBERT KNITTING COMPANY Makers of Firm Knit Goods Tel. PO 9-4500 WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 151 REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PROVIDENCE Smart Investors Buy Title Insurance 304 HOSPITAL TRUST BUILDING WOONSOCKET, R. I. Telephone Woonsocket PO 2-3767 and PO 2-6248 WILLIAM HELLER, INC. SPINNING DIVISION 159 SINGLETON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. NATIONAL FINANCE ABRAHAM E. GOLDSTEIN, CORPORATION INC. 194 MAIN STREET PAPER MERCHANTS Longley Bldg. WOONSOCKET, R. I. CANAL STREET MR. POMFRET, Mgr. POplar 9-3965 WOONSOCKET, R. I. Best wishes to the Class of I960 SHERWOOD H. SADWIN SADWIN CURTAIN MFG. CO. A. A. RICKARDS AGENCY, INC. EUGENE M. BOUTIETTE Insurance — Real Estate Room 56 Main Street Commercial Building Woonsocket R. I. Telephone PO 9-3800 152 • ff : ' ir � T . _ r . •l%ik'':r 5s • - i .;w • - w •