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

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Matthew Joseph Mordas fly, every 'inch a Icing Here's an honor student who deserves credit for his industry. An actor of notable ability he has shown his talents in various plays. This husky lad has already shown admirable qualities in work and play. Dramatics Z, 3, 4. Football l. Honor Society. Annette Rita Moreau xjpupf A' lily heart is jfxrd ' lf, 13' J Annette is one of our happiest and most care-free seniors. She is an active supporter of our sports program and makes her enthusiam conta ious. To be a stenographer is her aspiration. M541 45M Henry William Morgan here I come. her chief pastimes. l27l I .Mele to do and hw' ob1'd11'11t to the lan Henry is the type of boy who is always ready to enjoy a joke. His hobbies include playing the clarinet and reading the sports page He hopes to carry Uncle Sam's mail in the future Play Committee 4. Reception , Russell Eugene Mykytyn .1 hand fo Merritt' aux mrxrfmff Rusty is well liked because of his cheerful dis position and Hcleverness as a Joker He is above average in mechanical drawing and takes a great in terest in photography and girls Marine Corps Rita Theresa 0 Gara '6 44 .vifrnt tongue srffs no trouble Rita is a very quiet girl who goes softly from class to class keeping her thoughts to herself Blushing is a habit with her Dancing is one of

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John Michalenka H My joy of youthful .Sports John's tolerance of his friend's jokes is his most admirable quality. The Russian, as he is affec- tionately called, not only is an ardent sports fan, but also is a participant in them. Basketball Z, 3, 4. Alice Mitchell Good tiring: come in :mall packages This vivacious young maid full of vim and vigor, is the smallest of the band's twirlers. She is popular with both boys and girls. Don't worry, Alice, size isn't everything. Library Club 2. 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Florence Mitchell We IILZAUK hmnl the chime: at midnight This friendly young lady's charming smile and gracious manner have made her a favorite with all. Though full of fun, Florence can see the serious side of things when necessary. Year Book. Bertha Mary Molak 1 will bf l1r'ar1I Bertha has no aversion to hard work. Her capacity for learning and her sincerity should ease the obstacles of her future vocation which is nurs- ing. Well, no more geometry, anyway, Bertha. Honor Society. James William Moore I knrm' what true low ix As a good natured fellow and definitely a ladies' man, Jimmy is a lad who will be missed by boys and girls alike. His avocations are football and she Cwith she in the majorityj. Football 1, 4. Class Day. l26l

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f . . rl, 1. ji f Ii jf' f fl 'i Stella Theresa Oleska 4' A light heart lifuex long Stella is a quiet miss who attends strictly to bus- iness. Speaking to but few, she Wends her way through C. F.'s halls. She and her sister are un- usually good pals. Therese Annette Olivier Serond thoughts are ever wiser Tessie's efforts at ticket selling are excelled by few. She is not only a booster of our sports: but also, it is rumored, of Sacred I-Ieart's. Her spark- ling dark eyes are a magnet. Observer 3, 4. Mildred Eleanor Patterson My man is true as steel Millie, who seems to be quite above the rest of us in height, has a great spirit of helpfulness. She is celebrated for her coffee making at all Latin Club entertainments. Latin Club 1.2, 3,-1. Stephen John Pikor .I fellow of infinite -ferr Card playing, radio, and model airplanes occupy most of 'iSteve's leisure. A rather shy boy in fem- inine circles, he hopes to be a radio technician. Martha Polak The hearing em' and the seeing eyes Martha aspires to become a beautician and im- prove the appearance of the World. Her ready blushes make her the target of much kidding, As a source of entertaining gossip, she can't be beat. Observer l, Z, 3. Dance 2, 3. Honor Society. Student Council 2, 3. Reception. l2Sl