Central Falls High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Central Falls, RI)

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if fl! Y ' x N. Theodore Louis Joinville 1 fhafffr, rlzafffr as I go Ted is Mr. McCatTery's first assistant in motion picture production. In electrical knowledge he takes the lead and it is our guess that he could dis- tinguish an atom from a molecule on sight. Mary Elizabeth Josephs RI UPfPlf abroad and Iowd at home Mary is one of the more ambitious members of our class. Besides her five hours of school work each day, she works eight hours more. She aspires to a nursing career. Library Club 3, 4, Honor Society. Anita Shirley Kalman Work firxf and then rrsi' Anita is a striving, ambitious person who always has her homework done on time, and well done. When in doubt about her lessons, she never hesi- tates to ask questions-especially in English. Operetta l, 2. Drauiaticsf Vlionor Society. Class Trip 4. am .J' f J 4-7 XJ . Solomon Kaplan litlllllfj' if Hn' Jpifr of 1ij'f Sol's ability on the basketball court is matched by his skill as a dancer. His sense of humor has brought many a laugh in class and Oh yes, he's quite a singer too! Dance l, Z, 3. Basketball 3, 4. Treasurer Z. Prom 3. Play Committee 4. Ret-eptioil 4. Frank Jeremiah Kenny Thr ,qzmrrl flies but izftvrr 5ur'rrn1ffr5 On'the football field, Frank's side of the line was well nigh impregnable. When it comes to chem- istry, he is second only to Mr. Smith. Blessed with Irish humor and popularity, how can he miss?, Q5 Football 3, 4. Play Committee 4. Reception 4. Honor Society. l32l ia JH- MX

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l X fdbvial and eternally happy is John, an antidote to misery. His smiling face and helping hand are a definite assest. Girls form a O-percentage of his recreation: his chief diversion is being agreeable. Play Committee 3. Sports Manager 3, 4. Traffic Squad 5. -4. Honor Society. Eugenia Hanson Hn evrr prfsrnt .rmiln 7'f-flfffi lzer happy Jzatzzrf' Q Easy going, fun loving Jennie, with her charm- ,A ing smile, is the number one success in securing ad for the Souvenir. This loyal classmate hopes t Year Book. John Hanna Aly idm of an agrrfablc fJff.V0l1.i follow a nursing career. May success be hers. N Joseph Harris li,f'.lfI'!' lair lfmu 11L Ul'fN Joe is the rare type who loves study. He has stu.mped the teachers with his perplexing queries but always holds the upper hand in answering questions. His favorite topic is the international situation. Hand l, 2. Observer 2. Debating Z, 3. Honor Society. Year Book. Freda Hermiz Slow and xtrmfy rcim lim racel' Freda is a conscientious worker. She is a helpful member of the Library Club. Freda's policy is an act of kindness is a good investment and she holds to it very strongly. Library Club l. Harold Thurston Himeon 'A Tlzz' flfjf of lifr is r1m'z'fr.fatio1z Harold's collection of White rats, guinea pigs and puppies speaks his fondness for the animal king- dom. He has many hobbies but his love for me- chanical and electrical contraptions outweighs all others. l21l

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Adam Stanley Koluck .1 fl101l5llI1fl bluxfzing afvpzlrifimls Adam holds the banner for being the most bash- ful boy in our class. Blushes redder than a hot stove, constantly embarrass him. He excels in bookkeeping which he has easily mastered. Basketball Manager 4. Leo Frederick Kosior Lion flmllllg ladifs Leo's mop of light curly hair is the envy of all feminine hearts. Nonchalant, carefree, he lopes through the halls, the glass of fashion. In the winter months ice skating occupies much of his time. Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 2. Class Trip 4. Louis Elias Koussa 1111 angel! or, if not an fllfffllj' P!I lIg07l.' The man very few girls know-Sees all, knows all, and says nothing-that's ou.r Louie. He is a famed amateur boxer, plays the drums by ear and is a great admirer of Gandhi. Treasurer 3. Dramatics 3, 4. Debating 2. Constantine Walter Kulig By thx' 'work om' lcnorvs ilu' man 'iCusty is the hard working, studious type and his efforts have brought exellent results. CWitness his exceptional gradesj He is always ready to do more than his share to make any school project a success. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. Dramatics 3. Prom. Basketball 2, 3. Class Day 4. Year llook. Honor Society. John Thomas Kuras h Art is manly nature Here is a boy whose cleverness shows itself in many fields. Model airplanes and high grades in studies show some of his capabilities. Sports in- terest him much: femininity bothers him little. Basketball 2. Football 3. Honor Society. I2-31 DW ' A tj I I i, 'u 1 0