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

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m . 0. U Julie Patricia Toper Um union is Pffffffv She has the quiet poise and one would expect from the efficient and perfect secretary. Lucky the employer who has Julie keep- ing his office straight for him. Honor Society. Mary Roberta Townse Tourlz of relestial Mary's red hair and artistic temperament if I hand in hand. Her aptitude in art is exceeded o y I, by her scholastic ability. Dancing forms a major i part of her outside life. Latin Club 1, Z, 3, 4. Honor Society. Year Book. 1'll :peak in zz 'momttrous little voice gl Stella Esther Sydor . United we stand The old proverb that opposites attract each other holds true, for Stella is as talkative and gay as her companion is quiet and reserved. No corner which her presence graces is dull. Honor Soci y. Henry Francis Szafarz JM, this man',r power Henry is synonymous with corny jokes and ability in art. His hobbies are chemistry, acrobatics and teasing girls, all of which add up to make a lad of diversified talents. Student Council 1, 4. Dramatics 3, 4. Reception. Year Book. Honor Society. all the other qualities temper - I Q N Helen Louise Trzuskowski gs Helen is one of the cheeriest, most light hearted girls of the senior class. Her work. We wish her luck in whatever vocation she follows in the future. one weakness is hard l32l

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Edward Vincent Skoczylas A' Generous and free Our athletic coaches will suffer a great loss when Eddie graduates for he has proven valuable to the baseball and basketball squads. Though girls make him shy, he is very popular among the boys. Class Trip 4. Dance 4. Basketball Z, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Football 4. Doris Mary Smith A :mile in her eye 'iSmitty's Irish jovialty and wit have won her a host of friends. In her class her voice is seldom heard, but 3 o'clock transforms her into a chatter- box. Girl Scout activities are her main interest. ll Xl . Ernest Burnett Smith Warble his native wood-notes wild As i'Smitty roams through the school, his lilt- ing tunes soothe our ears to the point of madness. This lanky lad seems to be everywhere at once and his amusements include swing bands and girls. Basketball l, Z, 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Dance 2. 3. Gertrude Elizabeth Smith hpatienre, the ingrerfienz' of geniusil Gert's golden coiffure is the envy of her many friends. Her quiet easy-going manner, combined with her desire to please have made her one of our most interesting seniors. Year Book. Honor Society. John Calvert Steere 1'll not budge an inch A born leader, Cal has attained prestige in sports and popularity with his classmates. Al- though tied down at present, many other girls find him interesting. Enlightening the teachers is a habit of his. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4. President 4. Football 4. Play Com- mittee 3. Prom. l31l f. M al

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Rose Catherine Turoski O, 'ZL'lIN should life all labor be? Rose is the type of girl whose greatest desire is to have a good time, although she works hard when need be. It is a known fact that her best friends are alumni. Eleanor Ruth Watt With a xmilr on har lips Eleanor's benevolent nature and constant smile have made her a favorite among students and facul- ty alike. An obliging person, she will be sorely missed by all her teachers. Operetta 1. Play Committee 3. Observer 4. Honor S0- ciety. xp. ol W Frances Horton Whitney HN lauglzffr slmlecs Ihr skim Frans conservative clothes and well-groomed hair help to create the illusion of a sedate and digni- Hed senior. However, when the giggles start, the truth is out. Prom. Dramatics 4. Honor Society. Year Book. Latin Club l, 2. W Kenneth John Wright 'llly joy of ymrfhful sports Kenney's chief diversion is basketball and his rating as a player is above average. This wiry lad's spirit is catchy and his ready smile wipes out all gloom. Baseball Z, 4. Basketball 4. Dance 4. Genevieve Veronica Zakowski Silcnfr mwtrr ix than spffrlz This soft-voiced lass blushes on the slightest pre- text. Her light golden hair is the envy of all of us. She is well known for her industrious habits which have gained for her, scholastic distinction. Honor Society. l-331