Guiteras School Science Fair Showcases 100 Projects
Guiteras School held a science fair in the auditorium with over 100 entries from fifth and sixth graders. Top awards went to Erica Green for a transistor radio receiver, Brad Gardner for The Tiny Atom, Claire Agatiello for water filtration, James Sherman for shell collection, and Manuel Gaspar for a telegraph. Second and third awards listed with several other participants. 107 others received honorable mention as teachers James Alves and Dorothy Kasiello assisted.
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Guiteras School
Roberta Manchester
Mary D Relle
Erica Green
Brad Gardner
Claire Agatiello
Paul Kasiello
Paul LaFleur
Joseph Caron
Denise Garrett
Richard Rainey
James Alves
James Borden
Dorothy Kasiello
Pinocchio staged by Reynolds School third graders
Third grade pupils under Miss Joyce M Tarbox staged a four act Pinocchio at Reynolds School with Monstro the psychedelic whale and Jiminy Cricket. The Friday performances featured Lucia Amaral Victor Contente Jeffrey Mills and many classmates while Mrs Gail DeMauro created the scenery.
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Joyce M. Tarbox
Reynolds School
Monstro
Jiminy Cricket
J. Worthington Foulfellow
Collodi
Lucia Amaral
Victor Contente
Jeffrey Mills
Jeffrey Boisclair
Celeste Berry
Ann St. Onge
Irene Hetu
Robert Gaspar
Deborah Shrieves
Isabel Faria
Jeffrey Graham
Virginia Negro
Lawrence Macedo
Richard Santos
Carlos Baryboza
Joseph Savino
Jeffrey Hanson
Mark Silvia
John Perreira
Mark Hortof
Martha Gayer
Fred Constandtia
Neil San Souci
Daniel Manchester
David Horta
Gail DeMauro
Students See Project Ibsen Play at 10 A M
Bristol High School students will attend a May 23 10 am performance of An Enemy of the People adapted by Arthur Miller. Trinity Square Repertory Company stages the third and final show of its season in a federally-supported program for forty thousand senior high school students.
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Bristol High School
Henrik Ibsen
Arthur Miller
Trinity Square Repertory Company
Sterling Silver Prize For Bristol High School Senior
Plans to honor a Bristol High School home economics senior with a sterling silver flatware award. The prize, a gift from the homemaking department, recognizes ability progress and interest in home economics, described as outstanding.
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Sterling Silver
Bristol High School
School Lunch Weekly Menu Breakdown
Tuesday offers fricassee of hamburg over rice with peas and carrots, cheese biscuit, butter, chilled fruit. Wednesday features Noodleburg with coleslaw, homemade bread, fruit upside down cake. Thursday serves braised beef with whipped potatoes, green beans, dinner rolls, cottage pudding with orange sauce. Friday presents clamour corn chowder, tunafish salad sandwich, peanut butter cookie.
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Hamburg
Noodleburg Coleslaw
Clamor
Bristol High joins Sterling Silversmiths awards program
Bristol High School participates for the first time in the Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America awards program, a year long consumer education project for homemaking arts. Students select the silver early in the year and use it to study flatware design and construction. Class Day will conclude with presenting the silver to the outstanding senior home economics student.
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Ding
Helen Gallo
Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America
Bristol High School
Vaccinations Clinic At Reynolds School Auditorium
A free vaccination clinic will be held in the Reynolds School auditorium at 235 High Street on Wednesday May 22 from 10 00 a m to 12 00 noon. The event targets children who have not yet been vaccinated and will enter school for the first time in September.
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Reynolds School
High Street
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Guiteras
James Sherman
Shell and Collection
Manuel Gaspar
Ronald Wilson
Angelo Pirri
Marion Ledoux
Claudia Ferreira
Donna Ferreira
Warren Sleep Shop
Water St. Warren
R.I
KEMP
Topsy’s of
Swansea
Yee
Rte
Mass
Public Finance
Warren
Main Street
Kathy Carreiro
Mary Anne DePalma
H. Ibsen
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