123 Seniors Receive Diplomas at Bristol High School
A class of 123 graduates, 65 girls and 58 boys, received diplomas at Bristol Senior High. Frank Caizzi earned the Rensselaer Medal and delivered the valedictory. Peter Sansone gave the salutatory. Rev Henrique Rocha offered prayers, and the ceremony featured remarks by Miss Margaret Connors and Principal John Burke.
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Arthur R Taylor
Brown University
Bristol Senior High School
Andrews Auditorium
Margaret M Connors
John L. Burke
Mary Jane Vorro
Walsh
Paulo Bruno
Schools Athletic Council
Jerome M Squatrito
Pasquale C Raiola
Eileen Borges
Edward L. Leahy
Stanes Achilli
Thomas Brightman
Frank Caizzi
Rensselaer
Peter Sansone
Henrique R Rocha
St Elizabeth's Church
Stanley Achilh
Theresa Donovan
Green Cathedral
Roger Dietg
Class Day Exercises at Bristol Senior High School
Bristol Senior High School held Class Day exercises led by Principal John L. Burke. Students named to the R Y Honor Society received recognition along with prizes and awards. Frank Caizzi, valedictorian, received the Evelyn Baché prize for scholastic achievement. merit certificates were awarded to Eileen Borges, Beverly DiPalma, Louis Romano, Peter Sansone, Carolyn Sicignano, Anthony Velleca, and Mary Jane Vorro.
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Bristol Senior High School
John L. Burke
R Y
Evelyn Baché
Burke
Frank C Caizzi
Eileen Borges
Frank Caizzi1
Beverly DiPalma
Louis Romano
Peter Sansone
Carolyn Sicignano
Anthony Velleca
Mary Jane Vorro
Community Help For Arthur J. Hooton Tragedy
The public is urged to donate to aid the family of Arthur J. Hooton. Send checks to the Phoenix office at 1 Bradford St Bristo l made out to Arthur J. Hooton. Donors will be acknowledged and funds forwarded promptly.
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Arthur J. Hooton
Mr. Hooton
Phoenix
Bradford St. Bristol
Rubbish Collection Schedule Announced
Joseph P Quartaro highway surveyor released a district based rubbish pickup plan with district 14 on June 8 district 15 on June 9 district 16 on June 10 district 17 on June 12 district 18 on June 15 and 16 district 19 on June 17 district 20 on June 18 and 19 district 21 on June 22 and 23 district 22 on June 24 and 25 and district 23 on June 26 residents should have rubbish at the curb by 7 30 in the morning of pickup
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Joseph P. Quartaro
Fire kills two Hooton boys on Siegel Street
A tenement blaze on Siegel Street claims the lives of five year old Wayne and three year old Jeffrey Hooton in their second floor bedroom. One year old Gary rescued by grandmother and sister Lucille injured. neighbor firefighters and residents attempt rescues amid heavy smoke. Mother at work, father in Newport Navy, investigation by fire officials and police continues.
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Siegel St
Wayne Hooton
Jeffrey
Gary
Rose Ferreira
Arthur Jo Hooten
Newport
Trageas
Lucille
Reces
Louis Amaral
Hootons
Luccille Elven
Lawrence M Hynson Jr
Dellefratte
Hynson
Louis Cirillo
Frank Barros
Raymond Sartini Cirillo
Herbert Horta
Mr Horta
Sandra Dellefratte
Bristol Mfg. Corp
Amaral
Hooton
Cascade
Navy
Carl .Ross
Rose Dileno
Fatuma
Laii
Mt Hope Ave
Siegel
Catherine St
Thefts Continue Unabated In Three Areas
A series of thefts struck Mt Hope Farms and Pa ket areas this week. A sump pump valued at 125 dollars was stolen from a pumphouse after smashing an electric meter and damaging a salt water pump cover. In Hopeworth, two hub caps disappeared from a late model car owned by George L Miller Jr. in Narrows Road. Cecil Hannah of Weeden Street reported a 16 foot que hanging tongs stolen from his skiff moored at the rail yard.
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Mt. Hope Farms
George L Miller, Jr
Narrows Road
Hopeworth
Cecil Hannah
Weeden St
Fourth of July Ball plans nearing completion
Philip Smith, chairman of the 2nd Annual 4th of July Ball, said final plans are nearly complete and the event will likely surpass last year's. The ball, featuring a grand march, will be held Saturday June 27 at the National Guard Armory. Continued on Page 12.
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Philip Smith
National Guard
Council Sets $8,000 Price for Byfield School Buy
St Mary s Church may acquire the Byfield School for eight thousand dollars after town council action last night Ferris moved the town to offer the building at eight thousand The Very Rev Msgr Charles H Lynch pastor of St Mary s will be invited to confer on Thursday June 11 on possible purchase The Bristol school board formally abandoned the building earlier this year The structure is assessed at an amount not specified in readable text
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Wool
Bradford St
Wood St
Woodlawn Ave
St Mary’s Church
Byfield School
Bristol School Board
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John Ziscak
Oscar Rishe
Siegal St
Horta
John Zifcak
Frank Brown
Police Department
Unis of
Rhode Island
Joaquim Lawrence
St Elizabeths Church
Albert Emery
Upper Let
Charles
H Lynch
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