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

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The 1956 Souvenir Board wishes to acknowledge the support of the business and professional people whose advertisements appear on the following pages of our yearbook. It is important to realize that a book of this kind would not have been possible without the aid of these generous advertisers: therefore, it is our sincere wish that all readers and subscribers patronize them. Also, our genume thanks go out to all those who have helped us in any way in presenting the Souvenir, ' 56.

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HIGHLIGHTS On every voyage there are highlights which, when reviewed in after years, will bring a smile of fond remembrance. The careless but meaningful red penciled signs reading, Beat Sacred Heart. The Chemistry smells in the gym. Mr. McKenna ' s corny jokes. The broken chairs in Miss Bott ' s Clerical class. The basketball rallies, always preceedcd by Mr. Young ' s few introduct ory remarks. The enthusiastic fire drills which enabled us to go out, (without coats) in the middle of December. Mr. Curley ' s doubled assignments. The happy day on which we didn ' t have school because of a storm. The C. F. orchestra. Can we ever forget it? The paint smells when the embryonic artists spread the results of their budding talent on the walls of our beloved classrooms. Our escapades in getting pumpkins for the Harvest Hop. Mr. Garvey ' s lengthy answers in History and Law. The graceful appearance of the clean-up com- mittee after the Harvest Hop, especially when fighting for the brooms. Red letter day alter the Mid-year exams, report cards. Eating sessions in Room 25. Miss Bott ' s arithmetic classes after school. Admiring glances in Room 13. Mr. Landry ' s cheerful disposition at basketball games. And finally the measurements for caps and gowns. When we relax after a long day ' s work in 1966, perhaps we shall recall with nostalgia, these memorable events in our high school career.

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