Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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THE (iREEN AND WHITE 31 ESTHER CLARK It comes to us as something of a shock to discover that this charming young lady who dances so well has settled down to her studies and now in her senior year, is among the leaders of her class. In spite of her academic prowess, Esther still finds time to devote to the Debating Society and the Science Club. And judging by the last four school plays which we have seen, it has become a habit with this young-lady to play a leading part. Hearing that Esther is to attend the Rhode Island College of Education, we are able to understand the large numbers trying to enter the teaching profession. DORIS EVALIA CORNELL Doris appears cjuiet, but she isn’t. She certainly can make those typewriter keys fly. Those who know her will know how jolly she can be. When you see Doris, you will see Arnold not far behind. Doris is going to be a stenographer and we certainly do wish her plenty of luck. WILHELMINA ETHEL CORREA (Willy) Willy is surely the silentest girl in the class—until Helen V. shows up. Then there is a real, old-fashioned gab-fest. They even put to shame Esther and Izzy,

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30 THE (iREEN AND WHITE MARY LOUISE BREEN Mary is quite quiet. She compiles attendance records and has learned to read correctly the Merit Chart—yes, even to keep it up to date. She, Dot and Jeanette make up the Triumvirate (or is it tri-feminate ?) We bet Mr. Mapes misses them all next year. HELEN KATHERINE BYRNES Ask anyone who Helen is and the answer is the best friend in Colt Memorial High School. She will do anything for you. Helen is a popular young lady. She is treasurer of the class and has been so conscientious in collecting class dues that we predict a bright and prosperous future for her. MARY ESTHER CARMONE I his cheerful one is Mary. She is always seen with her friend Helen. Mary is a good student. She is good natured and has a smile for everyone. We all know her dear ways and she makes a good friend. Mary managed to get an average above eighty since she entered high school!

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32 THE (iREEN AND WHITE HAROLD DeWOLF Harold is a versatile young man. He has made the school tennis team, proving that he is something of an athlete. As one of the principals of two plays he has demonstrated theatrical ability. And as a member of the Senior Debating Team he displayed a talent for argument. Indeed we are told that in the Chemistry Laboratory Harold and Andy do more arguing than—but who are we to talk? Harold’s true place is in the social sphere. We understand that Harold will attend Rhode Island State in the Fall. BEATRICE DUBUC (Bee) “Bee” has a particularly pleasing personality. In this young lady a naturally sunny disposition is enhanced by an eternal smile. Nor is her disposition her only claim to fame. She is an excellent student, she is a member of the Debating Society and the Science Club, and she dances and drives skilfully. Bee is an asset to any social affair and no school function is complete without her. Just between us, we believe that Bee intends to prepare for a business career at Bryant Stratton’s. We are seriously considering entering the business world ourselves! JOHN WILLIAM BARTHOLEMEW DUNBAR (John D.) John D. is a misnomer—he should have been named “Helpful Henry,” for John is always willing to put it across for his Alma Mater. John is a great story-teller, but his inspirations always come during class. Johnny adores Cicero, hates Math., and does the banking.