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During the past ten years of Bay View, the Most Reverend Russell J. MeVinney, our beloved Bishop, has shown a deep and unfailing interest in the welfare and progress of our school and its students. He has revealed this by his presence at many of our commencement exercises, by offering Masses here on behalf of vocations, and by attending many other affairs.

In deep gratitude, then, to His Excellency, we dedicate the 1958 McAuleyan, our yearbook, in honor of his tenth anniversary as our own Bishop of Providence.

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Bishop MeVinney exhorts the gradu­ ates to follow our Blessed Mother closely all their lives during commence­ ment exercises here.

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/ Bishop MeVinney poses outside the Martin De Porres Center with Father Anthony Robinson, director, «ind sen­ iors Sylvia Luciani and Pat Smith, who do volunteer work there.

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Reverend Joseph Bracq, academy chaplain, escorts Bishop MeVinney and hon­ ored guests into the audi­ torium for commencement exercises. Doctor Quinn, centered in picture, was the graduation speaker.

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Qiuifdcunf Our beloved chaplain. Reverend Joseph Bracq, is just about the busiest priest in the diocese!

He combines the pastoral duties of the fast­ growing new parish, St. Marthas, with the many demands made upon him as spiritual advisor here at St. Mary’s Academy, Bay View.

All of these duties notwithstanding, Father has maintained his benevolent personality, and his warm smile is always a welcome sight.

Father Bracq’s presence, whenever matters con­ cerning our spiritual welfare are concerned, is always an inspiration. We are grateful for his devotion and prayers.

Reverend Joseph Bracq, chaplain, is also pastor of the new Saint Martha’s Parish at Kent Heights.

Father Bracq announces graduates as seniors advance to receive their rings and diplomas at commencement exercises.

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Mother Mary Catherine, R.S.M., Mother Provincial, introduces Reverend Father Slavin, president of Providence College, to the assembled Sisters at the annual Mercy Education Conference held here.

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Mother Mary Catherine, R.S.M., is Mother Provincial of the Sisters of Mercy of the Province of Providence, which comprises ail of Rhode Island, and Fail River and New Bedford in Massachusetts.

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Mother Mary Catherine, R.S.M..

Mother Provincial of the Sisters of Mercy of the Province of Providence, has always shown a motherly interest in Bay View. She has consistently seen that the standards here are kept high by appointing faculty members to study for higher degrees in their various fields, and by holding frequent educational conferences. No aflFair here is considered complete without her gracious presence.

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The operation of Saint Mary’s Academy, Bay View, the solicitude for the spiritual and phys­ ical welfare of its students, the inspiration given them by the administration; these and countless other services form the basis for students’ grate­ ful thanks.

Under the direction of Mother Provincial, Mother Assistant Provincial, and Sister Mary Berenice, the faculty, headed by Sister Mary Edward, work.

Faculty members and subjects they teach are; Sister Mary Enda, Latin, English; Sister Mary Ludivine, Spanish, history; Sister Mary Urban, English, library; Sister Marie Rosaire, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping.

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Mother Mary Antonine, R.S.M., Mother Assistant Pro­ vincial of the Province of Providence, shows keen interest in all that concerns the welfare of Bay View.

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Mother Provincial, Mother Mary Hilda, president oi Salve Regina College, and Mother Mary Antonine greet Father Slavin, president of Providence College as he arrives to speak here. .~^i Ul-

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Sister Mary Jeremy, French, Latin; Sister Mary Gratia, English, journalism; Sister Mary Euphrasia, bookkeeping, business English; Sister Mary Kilian, business math, shorthand, typing.

Sister Mary Brenda, biology, algebra, geom­ etry; Sister Mary Marcella, French, Latin; Sister Mary Claver, chemistry, algebra, nurses’ math; Sister Mary Kieran, geometry, trigonometry, algebra; Sister Mary Margarita, history.

Sister Mary Janice, algebra, math; Sister Mary Julian, typing, English; Sister Mary Joannes, general science, Christian family living; Sister Mary Luke, civics, history; Sister Mary Louis Bertrand, history, algebra; Sister Mary Flavia, history; Sister Mary Tarcisius, Latin; Miss Eileen McSoley, English. Each Sister instructs her own class in religion.

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Sister Mary Edw.ird, R.S.M., principal of Saint Mary’s Academy, Bay View, is also chairman of the Rhode Island Honor Society, vicepresident of the Rhode Island Catholic Teach­ ers’ Institute, and on the board of the Mercy Education Committee.

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Sister Mary Berenice, R.S.M., superior of Saint Mary’s, Bay View, looks out for the welfare of the Sisters and is in charge of all resident students of the academy. # *

Reverend Father Slavin addresses Sisters at Mercy Educa­ tion Conference. Also on the stage are Mother Provincial, Mother Mary Antonine, and Reverend Father Lapati.

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Sister Mary Enda, R.S.M., Judy Prior, and Pat McCanna admire Latin trophy Mary Jane Power won in national competition from the Auxilium Latinum. Sister teaches Latin and English and is homeroom instructor for Senior I.

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Sister Mary Urban, R.S.M., explains some Eng­ lish to Carol Jean Meeker as Gertrude Gormley, Janet Rattey, Marie Winn, Pat Carlos, and Ann Scarpaci listen attentively. Besides being home­ room instructor for Senior 3, Sister Mary Urban is also high-school librarian.

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Sister Mary Ludiv'ine, R.S.\L, Paula WeeksSusan Treanor, and Abbey Martin listen to some Spanish records during a junior class.

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Sz^zer Slari^^ Rossire. R-SAL, tfsche^ bosineM maclnn^ to Joan Xlnmane. Margaret McElroy, Arlene Ma«ieilo. and 5'lary Damiano. Sister is m charge of Senior 4 and is moderator of the hadrethaU team.

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Sister Mary Brenda, R.S.M., Joan Quinn, Mary Healy, and Ann Marie Degnan dissect grasshoppers during a senior biology class. In charge of Sophomore 1, Sister also teaches algebra and geometry. ‘*1

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Sister Mary Claver, R.S.M., Anne Marie Coleman, and Cynthia Gal­ lagher weigh out chemicals pre­ paratory to making a sodium hydroxide solution to be used in their experiments. Sister teaches algebra, too, and is Sophomore 3 homeroom instructor.

Sister Mary Kieran, R.S.M., ex­ plains a complicated trigonometry example to Margaret Mary MeBurnie, Cynthia Gallagher, Rose­ mary Lalibcrte, and Susan Abeel.

Sister is homeroom and religion teacher for Sophomore 4.

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Sister May Margarita, R.S.M., Barbara Lintlop, Suzanne Gibbs, and Betty Cushman look over some world history. Sister teaches religion, too, and is in charge of Sophomore 5.

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Sister teaches freshman English and is home­ room instructor for Freshman 3.

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Sister Mary Corona, R.S.M., school secretary, aids Jeanne Aubin with plans for next year, while Edwina Capaldi and Judy Langton prepare to pass out office messages to the various classes.

Sister Mary Luke, R.S.M., prepares a civics program with ' I as part of a special Carol Grant and Margaret “ Desrochers freshman class activity.

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Mrs. Marie Kane teaches dramatics in the elementary school and assists in coaching all major productions of the high school glee and dramatics clubs.

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Senior 1 and 2 class officers: Sylvia Luciani, Barbara Daniels, Barbara Hudson, Eleanore Brunelli, Maureen Baldwin, Mary Grady, Claire LaVallee, and Suzanne Campbell, pose in the social room of Saint Joseph’s Hall.

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Senior 3 and 4 class officers: Arlene Noonan, Barbara Cahalan, Maureen Aldrich, Virginia Pefcroen, Dorothy McKiernan, Diane Hesketh, and Arlene Hurley make a pretty picture in their formal attire.

Sodality Board members: Mary Jane Power, prefect; Flora Vigliotti, vice-prefect; Mary Healy, Joan Quinn, Katherine Menard, Ellen Dunphy, and Barbara Deschenes direct all Sodality functions throughout the year.

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Preparing for rich, full lives as Christian women, the seniors have spent four years at high school striving to acquire a formal education together with senses of responsibility, of charity, and of spiritual vitality. We’ll always remember our days at the “Bay;” the campus—so green in springtime, gay in fall, and sparkling white in winter months.

We’ll never forget our hurried but reverent prayers and visits to chapel, especially as exam time drew near! Through our four years of high school we prayed that we might know the light and grace of God as we learned the knowledge of men in classes, organizations, and activities.

We developed religiously, morally, physically, socially, and intellectually, while our faculty and fellow classmates encour­ aged us to follow in the footsteps of Mary—our Mother, our Model, and our school patron! Our years at Bay View have gone by all too fast. But this—our last year seems to have flown even more quickly than the rest.

Our Senior Prom was rich in flowers and fun, music and lovely gowns.

Class Day was a pleasant relief from the activities that were crowding and overflowing these last senior days.

A few days of this last stretch were devoted to getting over severe writers’ cramp which is an annual senior affliction, (usually coinciding with the distribution of our yearbooks, the best ever!)

We laughed (with tears in our eyes) at the class prophecy, when we found out what was to be our destiny. And thenall too soon, and yet at the same time, not quite soon enough, a strange new feeling of unreality was ours, as we walked with a new and surprising dignity to the strains of “Pomp and Circumstance.”

Suddenly . . . our high school days were over, and a bright, shining new future lay just ahead.

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Mary Grady President of Senior 2

Virginia Peferoen President of Senior 3

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Maureen Aldrich Preiiden^ of Senior 4

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SUSAN ANNE ABEEL 51 Ferry Lane

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Excellent leader . . . liked by all . . sedate . . . always ready to help.

Class Treasurer, 2,3; President, 4; Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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JUDITH ANN ARCIERO 777 Smith Street PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

Petite and pretty . . . red MG . . . water skier . . . Florida sunshine . . .

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Glee Club, 3,4, Dramatics, 3.

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Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3.4; 3.4: Camera Club, Club 9.Orchestra, 1.

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“Mo” . . . class leader . . . loquacious . . . enthusiastic . . . vibrant person­ ality . , . artistic . . . fun loving.

Class Treasurer, 2; President, 3; Sec­ retary, 4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Asso­ ciate Editor, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4; Art Club, 2.

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Class Vice-President, 2,3; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 2; Typing Club,

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Class Treasurer, 1,2; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Editor, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Class Secretary, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4.

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Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Or­ chestra, 1; Camera Club, 2.

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Class Vice-President, 3; Glee Club, 2,3; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Class Secretary, 4; Glee Club, 2,4; Dramatics, 2,4; Cheerleader, 2,3; Typing Club, 4.

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Honor student . . . creative . . . vibrant personality . . . capable friend . . . ambitious . . . highly enthusiastic.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan -Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3; LAtin Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

PATRICIA ANNE CAVANAGH 15 Summit Avenue

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Soft spoken . . . dependable . . . natural charm . . . warm friendliness . . . eager to please.

Dramatics, 3,4.

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Sweet and sincere . . . true friend . . . clothes enthusiast . . . pleasing personality . . . vivacious.

Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 4; Basket­ ball, 2,3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Talkative . . . carefree . . . mischief personified . . . never ending laughter . . . unpredictable . . . true friend.

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“Cookie” . . . vivacious . . . dramat­ ically inclined . . . sparkling person­ ality . . . friend to all.

Dramatics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Happy mixture of sense and non. . tragic dramatist . . . sense “Where’s the food?”

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3.4; Dramatics, 3,4; JJbrary Club, 2; Basketball, 1,2; Camera Club, 2.

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Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 4.

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MILDRED BARBARA DANIELS 125 Taber Avenue PROVIDENCE (\ RHODE ISLAND

Sweet and petite . . . conscientious . . . infectious laughter . . . ideal nurse . . . true friend.

Sodality of Our Lady of Klercy, 3.4; Cla.ss Vice-President, 4; Clee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuIeyan Staff, 4; Clee Chib, 3,4; Dramatic.s, 3,4; Library Club, 3.

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Sparkling personality . . . warm sin­ cerity . . . curly locks . . . loyal friend . . . fun-loving.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Class President, 2; Bay Viewer Staff.

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BARBARA ANN DESCHENES 47 Dartmouth Avenue HIVEKSIDE 15, KltODE ISL^XNl)

Vh'vacious . . . personality plus . . . fun-loving . . . radiant smile . . . true sodalist . . . dependable.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Secretary, 4; Class President, 3; Clec' Club, 3,4; President, 4; Dramatics, 4; Camera Club, 2.

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Essence of neatness . . . blushes easily . , , always smiling . . expressive eyes . . . “Tiny.

Glee Club, 3,4.

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Exotic beauty . . . graceful lady . . . poised sociable manner . . . direct from Vogue.

Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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ELLEN THERESA DUNPHT 288 Eighth Street PROVIDENCE 6, RHODE ISLAND

Charming personality . . . ambitious . . , excellent dancer . . . ardent sodalist . . . easily excited . . . sincere.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Chairman of Catholic Literature Com­ mittee, 4; Journalism, 3; Class Secre­ tary, 2; Glee Club, 2,3; Dramatics, 2,3,4.

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ALMA MARGARET DUQUETTE 30 Viola Avenue RIVERSIDE 15, RHODE ISLAND

Dependable . . . naturally likable . . . cool and casual . . . sincere friend . . . quiet student.

Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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On the go . . . ready laughter . . . perky cheerleader . . . likes to draw.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Class Vice-President, 1; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 3; Cheerleader, 3,4; Orchestra, 1.

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JOAN DIANE EMOND 14 White Street PAWTUCKET, BHODE ISLAND

Unpredictable . . . fun-loving . . . enthusiastic . . . ambitious . . . attrac­ tive . . . amiable friend . . . bubbling conversationalist.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAiileyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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Vivacious . . . fun-loving . . . easy to get along with . . . loyal friend.

Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

JUDITH CECILIA GACNER 26 Hendricks Street

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Fashionable size . . . calm, cool, casual . . . unpredictable humor . . . loaded with rhythm.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleaan Staff, 4; Glee Club. 3,4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Cheer­ leader, 3,4; Camera Club, 2; Typing Club, 3.

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Darling miss . . . dynamic spirit . . . gaiety personified . . . dashing con­ vertible . . . exquisite eyes.

Class Secretary, 1; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4, Associate Editor, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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CATHERINE MARIE CASSON 33 Church Street MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

Bubbling personality . . . chocolate brown eyes . . . dimples . . . loves week-ends . . . “and all.”

Glee Club, 4.

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Naturally likable . . - gaiety galore . . . twinkling eyes . . . collegiate look . . . attractive.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Class Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4; Basket­ ball, 3,4; Camera Club, 2; Typing Club, 3.

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Social butterfly . . . accomplished pianist . . . quick wit . . . fun-loving and sincere.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Cheer­ leader, 3,4; Camera Club, 2; Typing Club, 3.

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Pert and pretty . . . dimpled smile . . . accomplished pianist . . . nice to know.

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Everyone*s friend . . . happy-go-lucky . . . fun-loving . . . mischievous ivy leaguer.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4.

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MART BERNADETTE HEALY 79 Earle Street CENTRAL FALLS, RHODE ISLAND

Personality plus . . . neat 'n' sweet , . . dependable . . . true friend . . . ideal sodalist.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Class Treasurer, 3; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4: Camera Club, 2. **

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Casual . . . fun-loving . . . religion whiz . . . sparkling personality . . . happy-go-lucky.

Class Vice-President, 4; Glee Club, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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Fun-loving and carefree . . . short and sweet . . - talkative . . . impish grin.

Glee Club, 2; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3,4.

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BARBARA AHH HUDSON 7 Oliver Street CENTERVILLE 11, RHODE ISLAND

Excellent leader . . . combination of fun and intellect . . . darling . . . vibrant personality.

Class Vice-President, 1,3; President, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4.

II ARLENE LOUISE HURLEY 52 Smith Street RIVERSIDE 15, RHODE ISLAND Mischievous miss . . . combination of beauty and brains . . . pert ’n’ perky personality.

Class Secretary, 4; Glee Club, 2,3; Dramatics, 4; Latin Club, 2.

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Class Vice-President, 2; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAtdeyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 3; Typing Club, 4.

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Quick, dry wit . . . “girl Shakespeare” . . . sodalist . . . friendly . . . redhead . . . ready laugh.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4; Camera Club, 2.

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Sodality of Oiir Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; MeAuleyan Staff, 4; (3ee Club, 3; Library Club, 2,3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Honor student . . . ambitious . . . sonbisticated ^-harm . . sincere ^•harip . . . class leader . . . loyal friend.

Class Vice-President, 4; Secretary, 3; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3.

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Pink ’n’ sweet . . . fun-loving . . . fashion plata . . . good student . . . peppy cheerleader.

Class President, 1; Secretary, 2; Glee Club, 3,4; Cheerleader, 3.4; Camera Club, 2.

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Perky and petite . . . expressive blue eyes . . . blonde loveliness . . . capable friend.

Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 2; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Camera Club, 2; Typing Club, 3.

MARGARET MILDRED LOUGH 110 Radcliffe Avenue PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

Personality plus . , . collegiate . . . calamity personified . . . fun-loving . . . friend to all.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 2,4; Latin Clu1>, 3,4.

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yiARY CATHERINE LOUGH 51 Crandall Street PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

Spirited miss . . . infectious laughter . . . shorthand whiz . . . friendliness and generosity personified.

Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAulcyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4.

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Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; AIcAuleyan Staff, 4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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Dark eyes . . . frank . . . vivacious . . . ready laugli . . . true friend . . . quick wit.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Cla.ss Treasurer, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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Long blond bair . . . weakness for tall tilings . . . sparkling personality . . . loyal.

Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 4.

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Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Mc'Auleyan Staff, 4; Camera Club, 2.

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Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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Eager business student . . . bubbling with laughter . . . mischievous brown eyes . . . likable.

Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 3,4.

ARLENE JOAN MASELLO TO Enfield Avenue PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

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Shy ’n’ smart . . . sparkling eyes . . . soft spoken . . . always a lady.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

PATRICIA ANN McCANNA 15 Church Street WARREN, RHODE ISLAND

Calm and reserved . . . the soul of sincerity . . . everyone’s friend . . .

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 4; Camera Club, 2.

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SHEILA ANN McCARTIIY 121 Elder Street SAYLESVILLE, RHODE ISLAND

Unusual oratorical power . . . blushes easily . . . Irish colleen . . . good student . . . jovial.

Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3.4; Camera Club, 2.

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Quiet and sincere . . . dimpled smile . . . good student . . . friendly . soft spoken.

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ELEANOR ANNE McGURN 110 Mulberry Street PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND

Bright eyed . . . quiet . . , sincere . . . quick sense of humor . . . ready smile.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; French Club, 4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Chairman of Missions, 4; Class Treas­ urer, 1,2; President, 3; Glee Club, 2,3; Dramatics, 4; Camera Club, 2.

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Cape Cod fixture . . . ever ready for fun . . . well liked by all.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuIeyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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Skating enthusiast . . . active sodalist . . . flashing eyes . . . golf whiz . . . zealous actress.

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“Arlie” . . . lover of fun . . . accom­ plished driver . . . true friend . . . soft spoken.

Journalism, 3; Glee Club, 4; Dramat­ ics, 4; Camera Club, 2.

JOAN THERESA MURNANE 16 Wyatt Street PROVIDENCE 5, RHODE ISLAND

Casual and considerate . . . music lover . . . sincere and sociable . , . enjoys dancing.

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Cute ’n’ sweet . . . hockey enthusiast . . . warm brown eyes , . . natural friendliness.

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Fun-loving . . . life of the party . . . rock ’n’ roll fan . . . “Poopsie.”

Glee Club, 3,4.

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Peppy disposition . . . capable cheer­ leader . . . advocate of “Saints” , . . personality plus . . . perseverance.

Treasurer, 4; Glee Club, 3,4^, Dramat­ ics, 3,4; Cheetleader, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 4; Library Club, 3,4.

ALICE MARIA OHANIAN 193 Lynch Street PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

Sincere . . . frank . . . dependable friend . . . liked by all . . . South Beach Advocate.

Glee Club, 2,3; Dramatics, 4; Library Club, 4.

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NANCY KATHLEEN O'NEILL 665 Benefit Street PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND

Dares to be different . . . sincere friend . . . deep thinker . . . carefree disposition.

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Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4; Library Club, 1,2,4; Orchestra, 1.

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Easy to get along with . . . neat ap­ pearance . . . pleasing personality . . . nice.

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“Ginny” . , . dynamic leader . . personality plus . . . letter writer . . . ambitious . . . “quiet, girls. >» Class Secretary, 3; President, 2.4; Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 4.

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Bubbling conversationalist . . . per­ sonality plus . . . infectious giggle . . . fashionable . . . journalism expert . . . friendly.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Editor, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3.

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Perfect sodalist . . . dimpled smile delightful . . . warmth and under­ standing . . • excellent student.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Prefect, 4; Class President, 2; Journal­ ism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Mc­ AuIeyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3; Library Club, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 3,4; French Club, 4.

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Athletically inclined . . . excellent student . . . “crazy lady” . . . life of the party.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuIeyan Staff, 4; Dramatics, 4; Library Club, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Co-captain, 3; Captain, 4; Latin Club, 3,4; Vice-President, 3; President, 4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Associate Editor, 4; McAuIeyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Journalism, 3; Glee Club, 4; Dramat­ ics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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French whiz . . . reserved . . . pleas­ ing smile . . . always willing to help . . . intelligent.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism," 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2; French Club, 4.

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Ultra ivy . . . lustrous locks . . . foreign car . . lively beauty . . . magnetic personality.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff. 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; Associate Editor, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Dramatics, 3,4; Camera Club, 2,

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3.

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Full of fun . . . sparkling eyes . . . peppy miss . . . good sport .y. . helpful.

Class Vice-President, 4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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Pert and pretty . . . sparkling. blue eyes . . . soft spoken . . . friendly manner.

Glee Club, 3; Camera Club, 2.

ANN CATHERINE SCHATTLE Washington Highway LINCOLN, RHODE ISLAND

Friendly . . . sincere . . . ready smile . . . serious . . . model of neatness . . . popular miss.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalism, 3,4; Batj Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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Quick to smile . . . English enthusiast . . . conversationalist . . . “luck of the Irish.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Journalisfn, 4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Library Club, 1; Latin Club, 3,4; French Club, 4.

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Mischievous eyes . . . animated per­ sonality . . . attractive . . . “Tweedy” . . . great imitator . . . dependable friend.

Class Secretary, 1; Glee Club, 2,3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4.

ROSE MARIE ELIZABETH STEPHENS 226 Vermont Avenue PROVIDENCE 5, RHODE ISLAND

Honor student . . . talkative miss . . . happy-go-lucky . . . friend to all.

Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Dramatics, 3,4.

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LINDA MARIE SULLIVAN 1192 Westminster Street PROVIDENCE 9, RHODE ISLAND Sophisticated charm . . . quiet but unpredictable . . . lover of horses . . . reliable friend.

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Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3; Library Club, 3; Latin Club, 3,4.

CAROLYN ANN SZELIGA Pine Street SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Perky redhead . . . good dancer . . . pleasant disposition . . . artistically inclined . . . petite miss.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3; Dramatics, 3,4.

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CARLA ANN TASCA 324 Mount Pleasant Avenue PROVIDENCE 8, RHODE ISLAND

Accomplished singer . . . purple and white . . . Jerry Vale . . . “Where’s the party.

Journalism, 3,4; Bay Vieioer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 3,4; Library Club, 3; Camera Club, 2.

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Unpredictable wit . . . ready, willing and able . . . ambitious . . . nice to know.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; Dramatics, 4.

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Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Camera Club, 2.

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Honor student . . . idealist . . . class leader . . . highly enthusiastic . . . determined dreamer . . . personable.

Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3,4; Vice- Prefect, 4; Class President, 1; Vice-President, 2; Journalism, 3,4; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Glee Club, 3,4; Library Club, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 3,4.

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Class President, 3; Bay Viewer Staff, 4; McAuleyan Staff, 4; Circulation Manager, 4; Glee Club, 4; Dramatics, 4; Camera Club, 2; Typing Club, 3.

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Suzanne Pelletier, Carol Perry, Joan Plociak, Carolyn Pukas, Barbara Quinn, Elizabeth Robin^ son, and Victoria Rossi are pictured on front steps of the convent building.

Judith Cure, Ann Curi^an, Lois Curran, Carole Ann Daley, Verna Ferreira, Janice Fournier, Elizabeth Frenze, and Carole Fusi begin the pleasant task of selecting their lunches in the cafeteria.

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Marie Silva, Eleanor Simcock, Maureen Skenyon, Mau­ reen Stratton, Patricia Toof, Janet Twombly, Arlene Van Dusen, Lillian Wilson and Bonnie Chute approach the outdoor tennis courts.

Norma Allen, Alma Anderson, Margaret Barrett, Joan Costa, Joyce Costa, Marsha DiPippo, Catherine Egan, and Lenore Duffy inspect the new outdoor pool to be used for the first time this summer.

Angela Feeney, Maureen Francis, Constance Gaulet, Sandra Green, Elaine Hesketh, Bette Ann Holmes, Claire Kilcline, and Lillian Larkin examine specimens in the biology lab.

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Joan Clark, Mary Crowley, Joan Cush­ man, Eleanor Del Vicario, Anita DeSiderato, Carolyn DeRobbio, Cather­ ine Downs, and Betty Grattan admire the Hummel Collection in the library.

Marlene Isele, Jo-Ann Izzo, Amelia Landi, Judy Langton.

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Christine McHale, Claudia McLaughlin, Margaret McPhail, Joan M^e* wether, Maureen Monfet, Stephanie Morrison, Margaret Nerone, Judith Oliver, and Janice Osenkosici walk along the front school corridor.

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Elizabeth Coogan, Rita Cor­ rado, Ida Del Vecchio, Bar­ bara Dooley, Mary E>ugan, Frances Gagnon, Gail Galuszka, and Deborah Gauncher stop to murmur a silent prayer at the outdoor Shrine of the Infant of Prague.

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Outstanding among the various pro­ grams planned and staged throughout the year was a Christmas play in which the true significance of that season was portrayed. As the year drew to a close.

Junior probationists were received into the Sodality after two years of strenuous preparation.

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If you happen to chance by the Journalism room at about two o’clock on a Monday afternoon, you will be sure to hear voices. It might be the business manager telling us in no uncertain terms that ads for the yearbook must be in by Friday!

It might be the editor asking in a plaintive voice ^hy the literary editors haven’t got their assignments in yet. Or it just «------ ” miight be Sister Mary Gratia discussing the plans for our super cover on this 1958 McAuleyan. Whichever voice you hear, it only means that the staff arc trying to get a yearbook together that will please everyone. And this year comes pretty close to that goal, as far as we’re concerned!

Marcia Pettine, editor of the “1958 McAuleyan,*’ looks over copy of the dummy as work on the yearbook progresses.

Literary editors discuss yearbook write-ups. Pictured are: Mary Jane Moran, Betty Bracken, Pat Smith, Maureen Baldwin, Ruth Robarge, Kate Burke, Ann Schattle, Ann Marie Degnan, Hariett Rinaldi, Ann Langello, and Judy Prior. £ I

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News is our business and onr onlv business.’* This cry may be heard echo­ ing through the halls of Bay View ever\' Monday. This day was chosen for gathering and compiling paper assign­ ments. The noise of the typewriters may be heard pounding out the type pre­ paring for the bi-monthly editions of The Bay Viewer as reporters meet dead­ lines. The Journalism Club takes great pride in its paper and this is very easy to detect as the columns face you like stalwart soldiers in their bold type.

Our ardent appreciation may never be fully expressed to Sister Mary Gratia, R.S.M., for she has been the one who has guided us to the achievements we accomplish with heartfelt joy and unfail­ ing exhuberance.

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Reporters: Marie Rioles, Dotty Dutra, Mary Jane Moran, Betty Bracken, Barbara Heal, Judy Prior, Ann Schattle, Marcia Pettine, Ann Marie Degnan enjoy a recent edition of the school paper.

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Paper staff typists, through whose hands pass all paper copy, are: Barbara Cahalan, Beverly Graydon, Phyllis DeMonte, Mary Lough, Dianne Marcotte, Rose Marie Stephens.

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The Bay View orchestra, under the expert and capable direction of Sister Miriam Theresa, R.S.M., and Mr. John Corrado, is an indispensible part of the academy life. At activity period, seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen practice diligently to achieve perfection. The orchestra gives excellent performances at various school functions and its music reflects the spirit and enthusiasm of its members. The highlight for the string.section this year was the playing for the opening of our new swimming pool, which was an occasion to be remembered.

Everyone at the Bay appreciates the wonderful work done by the orchestra and wishes its members continued success in the future.

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The entire orchestra makes a pleasing appear­ ance as they await cue to begin playing at an academy assembly under the direction of Sister Miriam Theresa, R.S.M.

Some members of the orchestra occupy the pit for a brief warm-up session before entertaining the rest of the school at an assembly.

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Do-re-mis escape from the musically inclined voices of the Stella Matiitina Choristers. They have proven their ability through the various assemblies and plays. Decked in their robes of blue and gold they are under the expert direction of Sister Mary Marcella, R.S.M., whose operettas and assemblies have been skillfully staged.

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comprised of seniors and juniors who possess promising musical ability. The outstanding activity of the Glee Chib this past year was the presentation of the operetta, “Betty Lou.” The future holds many promising musicals, so the underclassmen may follow in the foot­ steps of those who have already worn proudly and successfully the robes of Stella Matutina Choristers.

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Sister Mary Ludivine, R.S.M., instructs Carol Jean Meeker and Ann Marie Coleman on how to operate light panel for their roles as stage managers for senior play* Below Jeanne Aubin por­ trays Blessed Virgin at Christmas .

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Act one, scene two—the stage is set and the cry, “Action,” is heard in the background as the players take their places. Through their trials arose triumph — as the play. “When Shakes­ peare s Ladies Meet,” proved to be a huge success.

During the years each girl has been given a chance to prove her acting ability. When the hours of rehearsals are over and each performance becomes a success, all feel that, “The end justified the means.”

Under the skillful hand of Sister Mary Ludivine, R.S.M., the Senior Dramatic Club reaches the last rung in its ladder of success when it performs on Parents’ Night.

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Our library is a storehouse of treasures with its many reference books, its recreational and cultural literature.

It is especially noted for its exquisite collection of Hummels. The library is one of the most attractive rooms in the school and a credit to our librarian and her able assistants.

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A progressive student like a progressive com­ pany can truly plan for a promising future by making use of opportunities afforded her through scientific study.

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Practicing before a big game are seniors: Judy Prior, captain; Ann Sutton, Dorothy McKiernan, and Ann Coleman.

Sophomore and junior cheerleaders practice one of their many routines in preparation for the busy basketball season.

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The resident students at Bay View come, for the most part, from New England and the surrounding states. However, this year we have six students from Cuba. The day of a boarder is a busy one.

It begins with Mass, which though not obligatory is widely attended. Classes from eight forty-five until twothirty take up most of the day. After school time is free for the most part, but the boarders have a basket­ ball team which requires a good deal of attention.

Hours from five to five forty-five, and from six-thirty until eight, are devoted to study. The next hour or so is spent in watching television or in some other form of recreation. The day ends at nine-thirty with night prayers.

Freshmen: Maureen Lynch, Blanche Ruggeiro, Sue Ann McDonald, Libcrta Adamo, Sheila Shea, Nydia Martinez, Lizettc DeCardenas, and Sandra Gentile congregate in the Freshmen Lounge.

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Members of all classes were invited by the sponsoring sophs to the Harvest Hop. The large crowd signifies to its tremendous success.

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Below students return to the academy after class day exercises on the campus when students dedicate a tree and hold other suitable exercises.

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The agenda for the last week at Bay View contains many busy occasions for the Seniors.

The week is planned so that it will long be imprinted on their minds. Memorable for them is the first event which consists of a visit to Mother of Mercy Novitiate in Cumberland.

While here they renew acquaintances with former members of Saint Mary’s and are intro­ duced to a contented yet solemn atmosphere.

On Parents’ Night the Mothers and Dads are cordially invited to proudly witness the accom-

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Highlighting the week’s activities is Class Day, which portrays enjoyment for the Seniors. The' underclassmen receive the benefits of the class will and the seniors acquaint each other with their hoped for futures through the class prophecy.

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As we stand listening to the speaker our thoughts will wander to the friends we’ll be leaving and might not see again for a long time.

We’ll also regret a little not having done better in our schoolwork.

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Handing diplomas and rings to the Bishop are Mary Jane Power and Flora Vigliotti.

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John V. Bowen, Sr.

Rt. Reverend Patrick S. Canning

Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bracken

Monsignor M. F. Clark, V.G.

Mr. William P. Bracken

Reverend Joseph Devaney

Helen A. Bradley

Reverend Joseph F. Bracq

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Branch

Reverend Patrick J. Hunt

W. L. Bedeman

Reverend J. L. Kelkher

Catharine L. Brown

Reverend Donald J. King

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Brunelli

Reverend James J. Lamb

Mrs. Pauline Burns

Monsignor Charles H. Lynch

Terry Paul Byron

Reverend John C. McAlear

Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Cahalan

Reverend Lucein Roussel

Mrs. William F. Cahill

Reverend Clyde J. Walsh

Mr. Peter Calucci

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Abeel

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Carlone

William Abesliaus

Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Carreiro

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Agostinelli

Mr. and Mrs. James Correia

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Alger

Mrs. J. Austin Carroll

Mrs. Stefania Andrukiewicz

Camp Liquor Store

Mrs. Yvonne D. Ansenault

Miss Elizabeth Cavanagh

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Babine

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cavanagh

Dr. Vincent Bagget

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cavanaugh

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baldwin

Miss Jean Chilton

Walter Balutowski

Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Cilione

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry

Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Civittolo

Mrs. John Barton

Mrs. Ree Coffey

Bossing Grinding Service

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohn

Bayview Cleansers

Anna Coleman

Banice C. Bazar

Henry R. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. John Bello

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Collela

James W. Bianci

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Conley

Barbara Bianco

Miss Cleta Connors

Dr. Francis Bingham

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Content!

Andrew C. Blair

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Cooke

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bowe

Mrs. Mabel L. Cooke

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Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Fandetti

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coyle

Patricia A. Fay

Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham

James Normand Fletcher

Ann Dalton

Charlene Fontes

Ralph S. Daniels, Jr.

Deborah Foster

Mrs. Theresa B. Darcy

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Da Ponte's Furniture Store

Mr. and Mrs. Manlio Frova

John Dattilio

Fruit Hill Creamery

Michael De Carlo

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Gagner

Mrs. Catherine Dee

Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Garcia

Del's Market

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Mr. Henry L. Gendron

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. DeMauro

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Gibbs

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dempleton

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Gormley

Ann E. Deschenes

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J. Grattan

Ida Deschenes

Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Gray

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Thomas Griffin, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gumula

Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Dixon

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hackett

A. J. Dobbins

Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Hanley

Mr. and Mrs. E. Dohoney

The Hanley Family

Virginia M. Dolan

William C. Harrington

Dr. and Mrs. John Donnelly

Everett H. Hart

Leo and Gerard Donovan

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Heal

Don-Rite Cleansers

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Healey

Judge and Mrs. J. Alden Dooley

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heelan

Mr. and Mrs. John Dosdourian

Mr. and Mrs. John Heelan

Mrs. Emma F. Duquette

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hesketh, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duquette

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Higgins

Dussaults Pharmacy

James J. Hogan

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Dutra

Mr. Martin B. Horan

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Mrs. William D. Horsfield

Mrs. J. Daniel Emond, Jr.

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Lena Massarelli

Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hussey

Mr. and Mrs. John McBurnie

Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore L. Infantolino

Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn McGovern

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Johnson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James McGurn

Mrs. Sarah Jordan

Miss Margaret McGurn

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kelley

Miss Christine McHale

Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy

Miss Madeline McHugh

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kiernan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McKenna

Bernard Kirk

Mr. Edward J. McMullen

Dr. and Mrs. George E. Kirk

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meehen

Mrs. Mary Kirk

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meeker

Frances H. Labbee

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Menard

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Laliberte

Jacqueline Menard

Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Larkin

James Mezdunian

Mrs. Robert C. Laurelli

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Gerald C. Morvillo

Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Lavallee

Dr. Edward F. Morally

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lavallee

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moran

Ida Leach

Dr. and Mrs. William A. Morinville

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeMay

Dr. and Mrs. Morrison

Ralph E. Lennon

Mullen Liquor Store

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lintlop

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Mulligan

Loraine and Susan

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Muller

Mr. and Mrs. William Love

Barbara Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Luciani

Miss Eileen Murphy

Mr. Gerald H. Lynch

Judge and Mrs. John Murphy

Harold J. Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. John Noonan

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyons

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Oakes, Jr.

Mac's Service Station

Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Madden

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ohanian

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Maitland

Margaret A. O'Leary

Dr. and Mrs. Earl J. Mara

Mr. and Mrs. William C. O’Neill

Nettie E. Mara

Kathryn and Mary O'Reily

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Marin

Miss Gertrude F. Orth

Mr. Edward E. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. F. Osenkoski

Mrs. Joseph Masello

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Miss Julia M. Sheridan

Paul's Market

Mrs. A. G. Smith

Paul's Spa

Mrs. Claire S. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Paul

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith

The Peferoen Family

Jackie and Lynn Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pegg

Verne Snow

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Pender

The Spargos

Glory Perethian

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Spetrini

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Petit

Mr. and Mrs. James Squicciarino

Paula Pettine

Bucci's Store

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Piven

Dick St. Jacques

Mr. and Mrs. John Power

Mr. and Mrs. George Suitor

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prior

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Sullivan

Edward and James Rao

Sunset Bakery—Warren

Janet Rattey

Mrs. Kathryn Sutton

Mrs. W. Ratty

Mr. Joseph Tartoussy

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rhodes

Mr. and Mrs. Carlo A. Tasca

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rich

Miss Helen H. Tavares

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rinaldi

Mrs. Odilia M. Tavares

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rioles

The Terrace Shop

Joseph Rizzo

Mikel Thurber

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Robarge

The Towne Shoppe—Warren

Mary Rogers

Joseph Thomas Trainor

John D. Ruscito

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Trainor

Mrs. Anne Ruse

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Upton

Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ryan

Mr. Nicholas Uva

John C. Sagon Furniture

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. VanDusen

Oscar Sahagian

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vessella

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Salesses

David Whelden

Mr. and Mrs. Saverio Ruscito

Mr. John Wheeler

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. Schattle

Nancy M. Wheeler

Dr. B. G. Schiano

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wheeler

Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Scungio

Wheeler Rexall Drug

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sharpe

Pershing Wolfe

Mrs. John Sheehan

Mrs. M. Worthan

George C. Sheridan

Mr. and Mrs. E. Zuchowski

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PAWTUCKET. RHODE ISLAND

Telephone PA 6-1600

JAMES T. McGOWAN, Manager

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OF

HEALTH FOOTWEAR II

PROVIDENCE AND WARWICK

SUPPLIERS OF YOUR 1957-58 SCHOOL SHOES

IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE AND A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE YOU

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Excavating - Bulldozing - Road Construction I ■ 1

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Telephones: Williams I-I 124 GAspee 1-9455

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FROM

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SISTERS OF MERCY OF BAY VIEW I I

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GALEGO

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RE 7-2555

Telephones: Williams I -1 124 GAspee 1-9455

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YOUR TEACHERS

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MONAST REALTY CO.

REAL ESTATE RENTALS and INSURANCE

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Phone: PA 2-4797

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CLASS OF 1958

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ATLANTIC COAL COMPANY

COAL - COKE - OIL

OIL BURNERS ALUMINUM WINDOWS and DOORS

28 OLNEYVILLE SQUARE Providence, Rhode Island

ELmhurst 1-7000

JAMES P. CRONAN & CO., INC. Since 1910

PAINTING CONTRACTORS

Industrial, Residential and Institutional Work

107 WATERMAN AVENUE East Providence, Rhode Island

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CROWN YARN DYE CO.. INC.

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GARDEN CITY BUILDERS, INC.

DEVELOPERS and BUILDERS 1 < I

21 GARDEN CITY DRIVE Cranston

ST 1-6100

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KINDERGARTEN

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WILLETT AYE. PHARMACY

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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FUNERAL HOME

Riverside's Newest

1704 BROAD STREET Edgewood, R. I.

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REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

FROM

SHEPHERD'S BUS SERVICE

TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

FOR

FORD SEE DUNNE

JOHN J. McHALE & SONS, INC.

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The Friendly House

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DUNNE FORD SALES, INC. 101 FERRIS STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

705 ELMWOOD AVENUE Providence, R. L P.S.—There's always an answer at STuart 1-4000

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NEW ENGLAND PAPER TUBE CO., INC.

SPENCER PLATING CO. ART and AL LA VALLEE

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Manufacturing

PAPER TUBES and SPOOLS

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THE BOCCE CLUB wishes to announce

The Grand Opening

RUD DAIRY

of their NEW DINING HALL with a 350 seating capacity

We now have accommodations for 700 persons with combined dining halls.

1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE Seekonk, Mass.

AVAILABLE FOR ALL TYPES OF PARTIES

WEDDINGS - SHOWERS - BANQUETS

For Reservations Call The Bocce Club

B. Mozzarella, Mgr. POplar 9-8087

A. Tavernier, Prop.

POplar 2-0155

COMPLIMENTS

EAST PROVIDENCE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE

OF

BUTTONWOOD DAIRY RAY HAWKSLEY Chairman

WARREN. R. I.

COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF

OF

GRADY-LENTZ CLAIM SERVICE, INC.

R. MILTON KENYON 124 TAUNTON AVENUE

PAWTUCKET, R. I.

East Providence, R. I.

125

COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF

OF

ASQUINO'S RESTAURANT I

NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY

584 NORTH BROADWAY

East Providence, R. I. GE 4-9720 I I

WILLIAM F. HESS COMPANY

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BAY VSEW GUiLD

1079 MAIN STREET

Pawtucket, R. I.

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FISH

PETER PAN, PLAY POISE AND

OFFICIAL BOY SCOUTS SHOES

ASHTON, R. I.

190 TAUNTON AVENUE Seekonk, Mass.

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McKEE'S MOTOR MART, INC.

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ST. MICHAELS SCHOOL

NEW and USED CARS - TRUCKS

165 GORDON AVENUE

Sales - Service

Providence, R. I. 254 DIAMOND HILL ROAD Valley Falls, R. I.

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PA 3-7184 or 6-8954

A.:

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McLaughlin & Moran, Inc. Distributors of I

BUDWEISER

TONY'S SERVICE STATION

MICHELOB BEERS

THREE MONKS WINES

3730 PAWTUCKET AVENUE

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Riverside 15, R. I.

CUMBERLAND HILL, R. I.

COMPLIMENTS t

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KALLAHER COAL CO., INC.

B. J. KIRK TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

COMPLETE HEATING SYSTEMS Oil Burners and Boilers Automatic Coal Burning Equipment

PAWTUCKET. R. I. I

PA 5-6000

GA I-8I2I

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McBURNIE REALTY COMPANY

EDWARD'S BEAUTY SALON

Incorporated 1947

EDWARD H. SABER, Prop.

122 ELDRIDGE STREET Cranston 10, R. I.

444 NORTH BROADWAY

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East Providence, R. I.

LISTINGS INVITED

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Williams 1-2268

MIL-GAT CLEANSERS, INC.

JOSEPH P. FLYNN

DRY CLEANSING - PRESSING

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

DYEING - TAILORING

Builder of Swimming Pools and Cabanas

We Are Insured Against Fire and Theft

756 LONSDALE AVENUE

48 CUSTOM HOUSE STREET

Central Falls, R. I.

Providence 3, R. I.

1 PA 5-0348

DExter 1-8188

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COMPLIMENTS

TO THE

OF

CLASS OF 1958 1

COOKE & BRADLEY CO.

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MERCYMOUNT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

JAMES J. GALLOGLY & SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS

CUMBERLAND HILL. R. I.

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TABBER & CO.

OF

POWER TRANSMISSION SUPPLIES

HARRINGTON'S DRUG STORE

898 ALLENS AVENUE

Providence, R. I.

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Riverside, R. I.

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Bus.: UNion 1-7654

Res.: ELmhurst 1-1318

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PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR

DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL

MERCYMOUNT MOTHERS' CLUB

481 CHARLES STREET Providence 4, R. I.

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LOVE DECORATORS, INC.

EMOND OIL CO.

Custom Made BEDSPREADS

SLIPCOVERS

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OIL BURNERS

HEATING SYSTEMS

745 MAIN STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

RUGS

19 ROSEMERE DRIVE East Providence, R. I. GE 4-6291

PA 2-5656 - 57 - 58

Available for Weddings, Showers, Banquets, Etc.

COMPLIMENTS

Small or Large Parties up to 400

OF

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FALSTAFF

RESTAURANT —COCKTAIL LOUNGE

THE SHEPARD COMPANY

ROUTE 6 Seekonk, Mass.

On the Fall River Road

259 WESTMINSTER STREET

Providence, R. I.

ED 6-8250

JOSEPH V. TALLY, INC.

JAMES J. REILLY CO., INC.

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES

INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS

and

CHURCH GOODS

91 WATERMAN AVENUE

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East Providence, R. I.

505 WESTMINSTER STREET I

Providence, R. I. Telephone: GE 8-4553

Telephone: GAspee 1-1852

HO 1-2518

HO 1-1700

Justice Bedding Co., Inc. I

BROOK ST. LIQUOR MART

Manufacturers of BLUE RIBBON MATTRESSES

CHOICE LIQUORS BEER and WINES For Banquet - Parties - Weddings

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860 EDDY STREET Providence, R. I.

144 BROOK STREET Providence, R. I.

JOSEPH H. BALBONI

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Residence: GEneva 4-2345 1 !• I

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Delivery Service

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ROYCE R. SMITH FUNERAL HOME

COIFFURES' TO-DAY SALON *

Member Associated Funeral Directors Service, Inc.

1256 DOUGLAS AVENUE

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398 WILLETT AVENUE

Riverside, R. I. I 1

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MISS ALVERA

ROYCE R. SMITH

GEneva 4-7100

PAULIS SILK CO., INC. LALIBERTE BROS. MASON CONTRACTORS

ONE CAMPBELL STREET

Pawtucket, R. I. ■1'

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WM. J. SMITH & SON, INC.

Griggs & Browne Co., Inc. !

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

YOUR EXTERMINATORS

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13 CHURCH STREET

2 ALLENS AVENUE

Warren, R. I.

Providence 3, R. I. I i I I'

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WM. J. SMITH DRUG STORE, INC.

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NARDONE MOTORS, INC.

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437 MAIN STREET

Westerly, R. I.

Warren, R. I.

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NEW ENGLAND PAPER TUBE CO.. INC. GILMORE FLORIST SHOP

Manufacturers of Paper Cones - Parallel Tubes Spools - Taper Tubes Convolute Tubes - Spiral Tubes Paper Specialties

72 TAUNTON AVENUE at Walnut Street East Providence, R. I.

173 WEEDEN STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

E. L MORRIS CO.. INC.

C. L. GUILD CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

56 PINE STREET

WATER STREET

Providence 3, R. I.

East Providence. R. I.

Telephone: JAckson 1-7192 Telephone: GEnevo 8-4441

Telephones: PA 2-0196 PA 2-0197

SORELL OIL COMPANY

PERRY’S EXPRESS COMPANY. INC.

OIL BURNER SERVICE and INSTALLATIONS FUEL OIL - METERED SERVICE

TRUCKING and RIGGING

171 DUNNELL AVENUE Pawtucket, R. I,

2725 PAWTUCKET AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

Represented by ARTHUR PELLETIER

E. L. SORELL

Residence: PA 5-8960

CONGRATULATIONS

GRADUATES

WARREN LIQUOR-WINE CO.

RT. REV. MSGR. MATTHEW F. CLARKE. V.G.

18 JOYCE STREET

Warren, R. I.

131

FRANCIS GILBANE, INC.

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GOOD LUCK

Distributors of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GILBANE OIL BURNERS

NAJARIAN'S 191 PAWTUCKET AVENUE

5c to $1.00 Stores

Pawtucket, R. I. I

PA 5-4422 I

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CRANSTON OIL SERVICE, INC.

COMPLIMENTS OF

FUEL and RANGEOIL HEATING EQUIPMENT Power Burners, Installation and Service

STANDARD ROMPER COMPANY, INC.

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1196 CRANSTON STREET Cranston, R. I.

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Dorothy Koy Children Shop

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ELHATTON PLUMBING & HEATING CO.

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ANGEL STREET

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HELENE'S DRESS SHOPPE

285 PITMAN STREET 1

Providence, R. I.

84 TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

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Open Evenings Till 9:00

COMPLIMENTS

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OF

OF

PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWER CO.

PHYLLIS & COMPANY

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EDWARD F. CAPALDI, INC. I

ALLEN'S AVENUE

CONSTRUCTION DRAINAGE SEWERS and WATER LINES

Providence, R. I. I

OLD CROW POINT ROAD Lincoln, R. I.

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EDWARD F. CAPALDI I I J

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PAwtucket 6-0624

Alphage Ferland & Sons, Inc.

DELEKTA'S PHARMACY

180 ARMISTICE BLVD. Pawtucket. R. I.

MAIN STREET Warren, R. I. PA 3-5310

Compliments of GOOD LUCK

CUSHMAN'S

TO THE

AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE

GRADUATES

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

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THE OUTLET COMPANY

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GENERAL GLASS COMPANY

176 WEYBOSSET STREET Providence, R. I.

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HOPE CLEANSERS

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36 ALMY STREET Providence 9, R. I.

WE GIVE WORLD STAMPS

Lincoln Woods Riding Academy

2737-3732 PAWTUCKET AVENUE East Providence

Proprietor AL PARKS

We Call and Deliver

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GE 4-9132

PA 6-8976

ART'S BEAUTY SALON I

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HOXSIE SHOE STORE

HAIR STYLISTS Complete Personal Beouty Care

WARWICK, R. I.

1201A WESTMINSTER STREET

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PEOPLE'S LOAN CO. OF DANIELSON. INC.

CLADDING'S PHARMACY

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65 HILLSIDE ROAD Cranston 10, R. I.

100 MAIN STREET Danielson, Conn,

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D. & K. SERVICE STATION

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

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2284 POST ROAD Warwick, R. I.

CLAUDIA VOLPE

WALT BROTHERS. INC.

CLASS OF '58

827 LONSDALE AVENUE Central Falls, R. I.

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Congratulations to the Graduates —

R. M. BURNS & SON, INC.

SAINT'S MARKET

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

76 SLATER STREET Pawtucket, R. I. PA 6-8920

FREE DELIVERY

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87 DARLING STREET Central Falls. R. I.

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GENE BELANGER

COMPLIMENTS OF

DRY GOODS and GENERAL MDSE.

WARREN NURSING HOME

10 HILL AVENUE Esmond Rhode Island

PAUL F. SCHWAB. Admr.

Telephone: CE 1-6454 I I i

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COMPLIMENTS

OF OF

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DR. and MRS. ANTHONY W. GASSON, M.D.

CARTER'S CANDY SHOPS

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Washington Park Shoe Store

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1492 BROAD STREET Providence, R. I.

SIXTH GRADE

COMPLIMENTS

Newell Coal and Lumber Co.

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YARD AT Taft Street Just Beyond Division Street Bridge

MR. and MRS. G. FRED PETTINE

28 HIGH STREET Pawtucket Telephone: PA 2-7900

J. P. LIGEIRO

A. Berard & Sons Fuel Co.

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Complete Heating and Burner Service

Office:

12 TERRACE DRIVE Bristol, R. I.

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1063 LONSDALE AVENUE Central Falls, R. I.

CHerry 5-7726

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

OF

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Dugan

THE ESMOND MACHINE & TOOL COMPANY

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NEWPORT. R. I.

HENRY LABASSIERE. Prop.

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CHOICE MEATS - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS

COMPLIMENTS

OF

MR. and MRS. LEO P. DONOVAN

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HEATING OILS

Telephone: PA 5-7332

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COMPLIMENTS

G. SAVARSE & SON. INC.

OF

DR. and MRS. F. S. LENZ

COMMERCIAL STREET Boston, Mass.

CLADDING'S

GISO BROTHERS CO., INC.

GARDEN CITY DOWNTOWN PROVIDENCE WAYLAND SQUARE

WHOLESALERS

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

VALLEY VIEW PHARMACY

COMPLIMENTS

844 ADMIRAL STREET Providence, R. I.

OF

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DR. EDWARD A. RICCI. M.D.

FREE DELIVERY

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OF

STELLA D'ORO BISCUIT CO.

MR. and MRS. PAUL GARGANESE

HOME OF FAMOUS FOODS

COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS

Dr. Vincent A. Boianilli, D.D.S.

OF

Dr. Eugene A. Ricci, D.D.S.

FERRARIS PROVISIONS CO.

COMPLIMENTS

T. F. MONAHAN & SON FUNERAL HOME

OF

MR. and MRS. CHARLES BURKE

230 WATERMAN STREET Providence, R. I.

RONZONI MACARONI CO.. INC. AMERICA’S FINEST

R. I. SUPPLY AND ENGINEERING CO.

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LONG ISLAND CITY. N. Y.

PROVIDENCE. R. I.

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Compliments of

OF

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CRANSTON FARMS

MR. and MRS. RALPH S. DANIELS

SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY

FOR OVER 50 YEARS

135

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UNITED COFFEE CO.

ROYAL FUELS. INC.

COFFEE IMPORTERS

2 GRANT AVENUE Riverside, R. I.

PROVIDENCE, R. I.

GE 4-2233 or GE 4-7152

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Eleanor-Ann Nursing Home, Inc. 24 HOUR NURSING CARE

ANTHONY GULLI

23 GROVE AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Telephone: GEnevo 4-6041 I I

MT. PLEASANT PHARMACY

FRANCES FURNELL

1243 CHALKSTONE AVENUE Providence, R. I.

STUDENT OF FRESHMAN III

Telephone: TE 1-0617

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M. H. COMSTOCK & SON

JOHN QUATTROCCHI, JR.

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FUNERAL HOME

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

572 ELMWOOD AVENUE 1228 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence, R. I.

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29 WEYBOSSET STREET Providence, R. I. HO 1-7700

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COMPLIMENTS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

OF

29 WEYBOSSET STREET Providence, R. I.

ST. BRENDAN'S SCHOOL

CONGRATULATIONS

NATHAN PERLMAN

GRADUATES

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

MRS. CHARLES J. HICKEY

409 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. Providence, R. I.

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SPECIALTY CLEANSING COMPANY, INC.

CONGRATULATIONS TO

II

CLASS OF 1958

523 EATON STREET Providence, R. I.

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TERESA C. McMANUS

Telephone: UN 1-4844

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RATTEY'S DRIVE-IN I

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VINCENT MELL

BUTTERED HAMBURGERS

11 LEDGEWOOD DRIVE

WE GRIND U. S. CHOICE BEEF

Cranston, R. I.

ROUTE 1 North Attleboro

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ZACCAGNINI'S BAKERY

ROCHA'S HARDWARE

Specializing In

492 WARREN AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS

and FANCY PASTRIES

GE 4-9600

RIVERSIDE CLEANSERS

EAST SIDE SHOE REPAIRING

960 WILLETT AVENUE (Kents Corners) Riverside, R. I.

230 ROCHAMBEAU AVENUE Providence, R. I.

GE 4-2800

ROBERTA REALTY CORP.

CASBARRO BROS. INC.

REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE

481 ATWELLS AVENUE Providence, R. I.

880 WILLETT AVENUE Riverside, R. 1.

DEXTERS PACKAGE STORE

JORDAN'S BEVERAGE STORE

925 WILLETT AVENUE Riverside. R. I.

199 TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

GE 4-1735

COMPLIMENTS

CALLEGARO'S NEWS

OF

253 BULLOCKS PT. AVENUE Riverside, R. I.

HAZEL AND BILL SKEESE t

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BARBA'S OIL CO.. INC. RANGE and FUEL OILS

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ANDY'S RED & WHITE

54 STATE STREET Warren, R. I.

RUTH'S VARIETY STORE

MENDOZA'S MARKET

Cold Cuts - Groceries - Fruit and Vegetables Ice Cream - Novelties and Patent Medicines Money Orders

104 KICKEMUIT ROAD Warren, R. I.

127 IVES STREET Providence, R. I. Phone: MAnning 1-8556

ERNEST F. MARCOTTE I

DIXIELAND

ENTERTAINMENT

JOHNNY AZEVEDO

INSURANCE CONSULTANT Metropolitan Lite Insurance Company

AND HIS MUSIC FOR Dances - Weddings - Showers - Shows, Etc.

442 MAIN STREET Warren, R. I.

171 SPRUCE STREET East Providence, R. I.

CHerry 5-7655

GEneva 4-8205

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137

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MANSFIELDS

TOWN SWEET SHOP

DEPENDABLE WATCH SERVICE

BIRTHDAY CAKES - WEDDING CAKES ALL TYPES OF PASTRY

3 THE ARCADE Providence, R. I.

220 WARREN AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

Telephone: GA 1-9765 I

GEneva 4-5616

SEneva 4-9855

COMPLIMENTS

OF

ED ENGELL'S TOWNE HOUSE

RHODE ISLAND COAT & APRON SUPPLY CO.

427 CHILD STREET Warren, R. I.

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ZUCHOWSKI'S NEWS STORE

OF

912 BRANCH AVENUE Providence, R. I.

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THE STEPHENS FAMILY

PAIGE YOUNG FURNITURE CO.

ADAMS SALES & SERVICES

239 CHARLES STREET Providence, R. 1.

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WARREN AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

OPEN DAILY 9-7 —THURSDAY TILL 9

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SALOIS SANITARY DAIRY

FRUIT HILL CAFE

THE FINEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS

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1537 SMITH STREET North Providence, R. I.

600 COTTAGE STREET Pawtucket, R. I. For Home Delivery Call PA 3-7952 Somerset 6-2766

ROMANO BROTHERS

HOMBERG GYM SUIT CO. Manufacturers of ATHLETIC. GYMNASIUM and CAMP CLOTHING SCHOOL UNIFORMS

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MEADOWBROOK BOWLING CENTER

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SUMMIT PHARMACY HOURS: 8:30 to 11:00 P.M.

137 SUMMIT STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

R. I.’s FINEST BOWLING CENTER 20 AUTOMATIC ALLEYS

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J. E. BRENNAN & CO.

DOLAN DRUG CO.

5 NORTH UNION STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

CRANSTON

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JONES-WALTON FUNERAL HOME

FRAN KLYN'S 5c —$1.00

290 PUBLIC STREET Providence, R. I.

148 TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence

DE 1-8440

MACIEL'S BEVERAGE STORE

PRINCESS HILL NURSERY

233 WARREN AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

330 COUNTY ROAD Barrington, R. I.

Telephone: GE 4-2460 HO 1-8865

Pawtucket Religious Shop, Inc.

Res.: Nl 7-3640

PARK AVENUE GREENHOUSES

COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS GOODS

— FLOWERS —

294 MAIN STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

Member Florist Telegroph Delivery Assn,

757 PARK AVENUE PETER CARMELLO

Cranston 10. R. I.

PAwtucket 3-5160

WENDELL PHILLIPS

NEW LIFE CLEANSERS MANOR MOTOR SALES. INC.

SCHOOL UNIFORMS —HALF PRICE

1229 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence, R. I.

1660 ELMWOOD AVENUE and 280 WARWICK AVENUE Cranston, R. I. ST 1-1339

ST 1-7970

COMPLIMENTS

D U R O FINISHING CORPORATION

OF

MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. McCARTHY

no CHACE STREET Fall River, Mass.

Everything for the Bride and Her Attendants

HOpkins 1-8631

BARRY-HOLDREDGE FUNERAL HOME, INC.

BELLE BRIDAL SHOP

684 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON

383 MAIN STREET Pawtucket

ERNON M. HOLDREDGE CLEMENT F. GORMLEY CORNELIUS

DANCE FORMALS

PA 3-4144

F. BARRY

HOLY GHOST BENEFICIAL BROTHERHOOD OF R. I.

BREAULT'S PHARMACY 675 MAIN STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

51 PHILLIPS STREET East Providence, R. I.

PA 6-0547 Phone: POplar 9-8044

Evenings by Appointment

BURTON WALKER. Prop.

GOODWIN'S PHARMACY

WALKER'S JEWELRY

HELEN B, GOODWIN, Ph.G., Registered Pharmacist

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST

Swiss and American — Work Guaranteed

COR. MENDON ROAD and MANVILLE HILL ROAD Cumberland Hill Center

153 WATERMAN AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

139

W. L BURGESS

COMPLIMENTS

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OF

1160 BROAD STREET Providence, R. I.

NICK PANORONE'S MARKET

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EAST PROV. PAINT & WALLPAPER

SAVARD OIL CO. OIL BURNER SALES ond SERVICE

160 TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence

Coll GE 4-7285

24 Hour Service

REAL ESTATE

COMPLIMENTS OF

INSURANCE

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BRIAN & THOMPSON. INC«

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REALTORS

GE 4-0062

CH 5-5300

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PROMPT and COURTEOUS SERVICE

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CENTRAL ALUMINUM CO.

BERNICE BERGERON

DOUGLAS CLEANSERS, INC.

INTERIOR DECORATOR — FABRICS — Draperies - Slip Covers - Cornices

DOUGLAS AVENUE Providence. R. I.

190 TAUNTON AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS I

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EDMUND A. BALDI

3 TURNER AVENUE Riverside. R. 1.

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OF

1084 CHARLES STREET Marieville. R. I,

BUTLER CHEVROLET

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K. J. Stannard Uph. Co. F

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MFG. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE

SMITH STREET Providence, R. I.

242 MONTGOMERY AVENUE Edgewood

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HO 1-0970

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LAURA DEL ROSSI, Prop.

REgent 7-9004

Laurene's Dress and Lingerie Shop

COMPLIMENTS

For JUNIORS and MISSES

OF

Store Hours: 9 A.M. - 6 P.M .Daily—Thursday and Friday 'Til 9 P.M.

1615 WARWICK AVENUE, "THE GATEWAY Warwick (Hoxsie), R. I.

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MANNOLINI'S AUTO SUPPLY

GUERTIN OIL COMPANY

AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS and ACCESSORIES

1124 CRANSTON STREET Cranston 9, R. I.

COR. NEWPORT and COLUMBUS AVENUES Pawtucket, R. I.

Telephones: ELmhurst 1-2107 - 1-2108

YORK PRINTING COMPANY

COMPLIMENTS

JOB and COMMERCIAL PRINTING

OF

876 LONSDALE AVENUE Central Falls. R. I.

FIRST NATIONAL STORES, INC.

Phone: PA 2-6600

CHerry 5-8511

DUTCHY'S MEAT MARKET

CECILE'S CUSTOM DRESSMAKING and TAILORING — MILLINERY —

178 CAMP STREET Providence, R. I.

336 MAIN STREET Warren. R. I.

GA 1-9110

JENNING'S BROS.

FRAM CORPORATION

GARDEN CITY Cranston. R. I.

EAST PROVIDENCE. R. I.

VAlley 1-2223

VAIley 1-6677

WALTER L. CRONIN. JR.

Pawtuxet Valley Bus Lines, Inc.

INSURANCE

BUSES TO CHARTER FOR ALL OCCASIONS

75 ROBERT STREET West Warwick, R. I.

EAST GREENWICH. R. I.

E. P. ARCHAMBAULT

TU 4-5200 COMPLIMENTS

ESTABROOK GULF SERVICE

OF

BURRELL-SULLIVAN

227 COUNTY ROAD Barrington. R. I.

206 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence, R. I. COMPLIMENTS

FLO’S APPAREL

OF

PETE’S LIQUOR STORE, INC.

180A COUNTY ROAD Barrington, R. I.

MENDON ROAD Cumberland Hill, R. I.

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TASCA JEWELRY CO.

WINFIELD FUNERAL HOME

Mfg. end Wholesale Jewelers DIAMONDS • WATCHES - JEWELRY, Etc.

492 MANTON AVENUE Providence, R. I.

34 ABORN STREET Providence, R. I. Telephone: SAspee 1-1920

Rooms 2—3

Andy's Red & White Market

CRESCENT PARK REALTY CO.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Store 11 11 FOODS THAT EXCEL Choice Groceries, Meets, Fruit and Vegetables

EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I.

55 ARNOLD STREET, PROSPECT HILL Lonsdale, R. I. Phone: PA 6-9729

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COMPLIMENTS

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MR. and MRS. PAUL J. SZELIGA

828 ADMIRAL STREET Providence. R. I.

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American Blue Print Co., Inc.

BESSETTE HARDWARE CO.

Blue Prints, Blue and Black Line Prints on Paper

PHOTO PRINTS and OFFSET

179 FRONT STREET Lonsdale, R. I.

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35 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence 3, R. I. UN 1-1868

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ROBERT F. CARROLL, SONS

OF

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HILLSIDE FARMS. INC.

677 CRANSTON STREET Providence, R. I.

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OAKLAWN. R. I. ROBERT CARROLL LAWLOR

COMPLIMENTS

JEANNETTE'S BEAUTY SALON

OF

Specialists in Hair Shaping

Styling and Permanent Waving

DR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. SERBST

3 VALLEY STREET, OLYMPIA BLDG. Providence 9, R. I. JEANNETTE NACHAJSKI

CHACE'S CITY SERVICE

RAYETTE FLORIST

1082 WILLETT AVENUE East Providence, R. I.

1672 BROAD STREET Cranston, R. I.

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GLORIA'S FEMININE FASHIONS

COMPLIMENTS

83 BURLINGTON STREET

OF

OPEN THURSDAY EVENING

MR. JOSEPH ROSSI

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GA 1-2390

142

CONGRATULATIONS

DELUXE SERVICE STATION

GRADUATES

MR. and MRS. JOSEPH J. LANGELLO

222 ADMIRAL STREET Providence 3, R. I.

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756 HOPE STREET Providence, R. I.

ARMAND'S RESTAURANT

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EMILE'S QUALITY MARKET

DOVER LACES. INC.

435 POWER ROAD Pawtucket, R. I.

200 CONANT STREET Pawtucket, R. I.

PA 3-5650 COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS

REBELLO FUNERAL HOME

OF

901 BROADWAY East Providence, R. I.

REV. FRANCIS J. McCABE

COMPLIMENTS

F. D. McGINN, INC.

OF

THE RATH PACKING CO.

177 MASSASOIT AVENUE East Providence

WATERLOO, IOWA

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Ruth E. Urquhart Mortuary, Inc.

MEATS and GROCERIES. FROZEN FOODS

E. T. OLSON. Reg. Emb.

656 BULLOCKS POINT AVENUE Riverside. R. I.

812 GREENWICH AVENUE Greenwood, R. I. in Warwick

GE 4-9674 For the Most Dependable Heating

CONGRATULATIONS TO

USE FUEL OIL

CLASS OF '58

Call GEORGE J. HORN

ACOUSTICON HEARING AIDS

CRANSTON, R. I.

1008 HOSPITAL TRUST BLDG. Providence. R. I.

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BUSY BEE CAFE

DEL VECCHIO'S SELF-SERVICE MARKET

302 ORMS STREET Providence. R. I.

1294 CHALKSTONE AVENUE Providence, R. I. TE 1-4512

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MASTER PLUMBER

81 CRANDALL STREET Providence 8, R. I.

1491 BROAD STREET Providence, R. I.

DE 1-1489 I

OLGA'S BEAUTY SALON

BAIRD'S SERVICE STATION

OLGA HAMPTON, Prop.

953 WILLETT AVENUE Riverside 15, R. I.

521 NORTH BROADWAY East Providence, R. I.

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S. & J. SERVICE STATION ■

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PATTON ROAD Rumford, R. I.

132 WILLET AVENUE Riverside 15, R. I.

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COMPLIMENTS

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OF

Radio and Television Repairs All Work Guaranteed

HOPE LIQUOR. INC.

159 IVES STREET Providence, R. I.

SWIFTY CLEANSERS

FEDERAL DAIRY COMPANY, INC.

3-HOUR PLANT SERVICE

146 IVES STREET Providence, R. I.

83 GREENWICH STREET Providence, R. I.

UN 1-5559

TOOMA A. ZORA & SON

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Gifts With Rich, Mystical Charm ORIENTAL RUGS Since 1909

PROVIDENCE — PAWTUCKET

810 HOPE STREET Providence, R. I.

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REVE-LON BEAUTY SALON

RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Italian-American Cuisine — Banquet Facilities

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Towne Room Available for Any Function

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376 BULLOCKS POINT AVENUE Riverside 15, Rhode Island

ROSE FRAIELLI, Prop.

CONNELLY STEEL & ALUMINUM PRODUCTS

PHIL'S PACKAGE STORE J

PHILLIP J. KIRCHNER, Prop.

1522 BROAD STREET

1506 SMITH STREET North Providence, R. I.

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COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF

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LANNI JEWELRY CO.

DR. and MRS. MICHAEL ARCIERO

WESTMINSTER STREET Providence. R. 1.

Service: EL 1-2865

Office: GA 1-0222 COMPLIMENTS

DELUXE OIL COMPANY

OF

HEATING OILS - INSTALLATIONS 24 Hour Service

MICHAEL ARCIERO, M.D.

214 ADMIRAL STREET Providence 8, R. I. NOWN BUSH SHOES

MALLORY HATS

Phone: PA 6-9627

TESSIER'S GENERAL STORE

BOB DAPPER

HARDWARE - PAINTS - DRY GOODS FOOTWEAR

838 NEWPORT AVENUE Pawtucket, R. I.

837 CENTRAL AVENUE Pawtucket, R. I.

Telephone: PA 2-5937

MEN'S WEAR

MUTUAL OF NEW YORK

MADLACKLAN SCHOOL OF THE DANCE

JOSEPH H. KLECAK, Mgr.

640 HOSPITAL TRUST BLDG. Providence. R. I.

385 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence. R. I.

GA 1-6964

JOSEPH ABOOD CARPET CO.

COMPLIMENTS

Finest Selection BROADLOOM and CARPETS

OF

H. P. HOOD & SONS, INC.

71 DEAN STREET Providence. R. I.

395 PROMENADE STREET Providence, R. I.

Open Thursday and Fridoy Until 9 P.M. Other Evenings By Appointment

COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF OF

DR. and MRS. EDWIN B. O'REILLY

LEO PATRICK McGOWAN COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS OF OF

DEXTER CLEANERS EIGHTH GRADE

CENTRAL FALLS. R. 1.

WILLIAM F. DEGNAN

COMPLIMENTS

Telephone: Wl 1-7663

D & H Plumbing and Heating Co.

OF

INDUSTRIAL PIPING and JOBBING

ST. LEO'S SCHOOL

283 THURBERS AVENUE Providence 5, R. I.

PAWTUCKET, R. I.

Office: HO 1-2227

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COMPLIMENTS

JOLLY BABYLAND

OF

280 PLAINFIELD STREET Providence. R. I.

FRIEND

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CORBETT & QUIRK FUNERAL HOME

DAISY MAE'S DINER

971 BRANCH AVENUE Providence. R. I.

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Telephone: DE 1-7390 COMPLIMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF

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FIRST & LAST CHANCE CAFE

COUTU CLEANSERS

PAWTUCKET, R. I.

PAWTUCKET, R. I.

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COMPLIMENTS

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General Fence Supply Co., Inc.

GLADU TELEVISION

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WIRE - IRON - WOOD - FENCES STEEL SASH - ORNAMENTAL IRON

30 JAMES STREET East Providence, R. I.

Sales Office GE 8-4250

16 BATTEY STREET

UN 1-1453

Rhode Island Electric Co., Inc.

PRIMO ART CO.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SINCE 1892 JOHN SANTULLI. Pres.

381 NORTH MAIN STREET Providence. R. I.

233 POINT STREET Providence 3, R. I.

Telephone: GA 1-1004

Telephone: DE 1-1052 1

COMPLIMENTS OF

PAULINE'S DRESS DESIGNING

FANNING & DOORLY CONSTRUCTION CO.

212 UNION STREET Providence, R. I.

McCOY COAL CO.

LAW TRUCKING COMPANY

COAL - COKE - OIL - OIL BURNERS

Office and Yard

OLD MENDON ROAD Lonsdale, R. I.

NEWELL AVENUE Pawtucket ■I

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ROLLING PIN BAKERY

OF

ALL BAKING DONE ON PREMISES

STERLING SHOES OF WARWICK

Call Us for Suggestions

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YEARBOOK

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PHOTOGRAPHER

DIRECT COLOR EKTACHROME

35MM 8 X (0

AUTO. PROJECTION UNITS COLOR MAILERS

PORTRAITURE YEARBOOK

ADULT

CONGRATULATIONS

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CHILD

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MAGAZINE INDUSTRIAL

COMMERCIAL

May We Have the Pleasure of Serving You When

Future Events Require Fine Photography?

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