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

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CLASS HISTORY In looking back over four years, the purpose of high school becomes clear. Especially evident is the fact that without a goal, school is meaningless. Slowly, in our Freshman year, we began to fall in step with the high school curriculum, and in due time accumulated both confidence and experience. We learned that much study, on our part, was necessary if we were to obtain more than passing grades. When we had risen to the high rank of Sophomores, we thought ourselves to be of that indelinable group known as worldly , We justified this claim by the knowledge we had gained in the classroom, and that which we had usurped from other quarters. The first official act of our Sophomore year was the election of class officers. The highlight of our Junior year was our Junior Prom. When the or- chestra ceased playing and students moved toward the exits of the ballroom, the hard-working Prom Committee had completely outdone itself in planning and presenting the dance of dances . As our Senior year opened, our goal seemed nearer at hand and yet, at times, so far off. Our class politics became more important and we had keen rivalry for the class offices. Our social affairs began with the Senior play and terminated with the Senior Reception. Now we begin to realize that we have had only a sip from the huge trough of knowledge. Our four years of high school, combined with the desperate things going on in the world, have tended to make us more practical and more mature, We are witnessing a prosperity, artiiicially made, and we have a won- derful opportunity for work. At the end of our academic career, we look back over years well spent, lilled with interesting and valuable experience as well as lasting friendships. We are sorry to leave our school and the pleasant academic way of life: yet we are all anxious to tackle the problems of the modern world, hoping that the seeds of success, so carefully instilled in us by the school, will de- velop and bring honor to ourselves, our school, and our country. l40l

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WE, THE -CLASS OF '41 LEGALLY LABELED SYZEJEEM PET PATTER DIZZY DIVERSION HAZY HOPE Leo Kosior Curly Did ya hear this one Tennis Tool Maker Louis Koussa Louie Gee Whiz Gardenirg Priest Constantine Kulig Custy Can I horrow your pencil European Trips Engineer john Kuras Chicky Hear the latest Model airplanes Aeronautics Stasia Kutniewska Stazia Yeah Candid Cameras Good Time janet Lawrence jan Oh, no Stenographrr Work Christy Lovrovich Christy Yanks got the pennant Baseball Nat'l League joseph Luby Joe What a bandl Music Orchestra Leader Ursula Martin Urs Yeah Dancing Pharmacist Hilda Matta Hil That's right Sales Clerk Nurse Eugene Matuszek Gene I think so Sports Athlete Madeline McCarthy Maddy Oh go on Hollywood Actress Virginia McDonald Gingry Oh shut up Avoiding boys Nurse Olga Mega Olg Oh nol Cooking journalist john Michalenka Mike Watch the Stetson Collecting stamps Nlachinist Alice Mitchell Tiny I did it wrong C. C. C. NVork Florence Mitchell Flossie Hope I graduate Store Manager Undecided Bertha Molak Bert Oh Gee Talking Nurse james Moore jimmy Goodbye now A. M. Coats' Matthew Mordas Matt I. Mordas . . . Ushering ,Bookkeeper Annette Moreau Nettie', Where's Jim ,lim Housewife Henry Morgan Hank Let's have your homework Clarinet Lettercarrier Russell Mykytyn Russ You should know Peddling papers Elevator boy Rita O'Gara Reel Let's take it Dancing Work Stella Oleska Stell Hi Shagging Secretary Therese Olivier Tess How does my hair look? Knitting VVile M'ldred Patterson Mille Really Latin Housekeeper Stephen Pikor Steve Gee Airplanes Aviator Martha Polak Mickey Ya goin the game Basketball player Hairdresser Milton Prew Milt I'm tired Sleeping Work Loretta Raimbeault Rett Hi ya kid Clothes Sales Clerk Otilia Ramos Tilly Oh, you would Music Chemist Lester Rand Les How are ya 'Ping Pong Businesvman Louise Renshaw Lou Oh yeah Jftterbugging Secretary Mary Riley Bonny Yeah Singer Met Lucille Rocheleau Skippy Thatfs what you think Dancing Secretary William Salhany Bill Please repeat Playing tricks Engineer Grace Sanderson Duchess Last night-- Sharpening a pencil Model Robert Sherry .Bob Who is she? Enjoyment Athlete Edward Skoczylas Eddy Bon soir Riding around town Baseball player Doris Smith Smitty 1 didn't do it Girl Scouts Undecided Ernest Smith .' I Smitty Fix it up Wolhng Crooner Gertrude Smith l Gert Oh, I know Nursemaid School Teacher john Steere l Cal Hi' Duchess Sports Engineer Stella Sydor Cfdor Sweet Cider Chester Wife Henry Szalarz Szaf Oh come. come Weightlifting Research Chemist julie Toper Topper I could scream Pork-chops Owner of N. Y. L. S Mary Townsend Red It's gruesome Drawing Teacher Helen Trzuskowski Blondie Oh goshl G'ggling Nurse Rose Turoski Rosey Oh, sure Dancing Steno. Eleanor Watt Elle Hot Dog Talking Secretary Frances Whitney Fran Skippy Giggling Debutante Kenneth Wright Kenny Eh Sports Work Genevieve Zakowski Jenny Oh Apricots Typing Stenographer Zakie Zalfa Hope Call me Hope Jitterbugging Nurse l39l

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F CLASS TRIP COMMITTEE irst Row-tI.eft to Riglitl Ruth Franklin, Anita Kal- man, ,lean Burns. Madeline McCarthy, Albert Fiisson- nette. Second Row-ll.eft to Riglitl Leo Kosior, Eugene Hedard, Edward Skoczylas. RECEPTION COMMITTEE First Row-CI.eft to Riglitl Loretta Rainibeault, Anita Alix, Martha Polak, Doris Brassard, Irene Diggle. Second Row-ll.eft to Riglltl Solomon Kaplan, Henry Morgan, Eastwood Board- man, Frank Kenny, Henry Szafarz. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE First Row-ll.eft to Riglitl Constantine Kuligg, Cecile Choiniere, Hilda Mattel Eleanor XN'att, Otilia Ramos Louise Rensliaw, Ifugene Matnszck. Second Row-Clmft to Riglltl Lester Rand, james Moore, Bertrand Andette. I v