Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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cxuwsro I innmnunmmumumzula1l gnmlumlzmml mun r y Although the society IS only three years old Cranston High School has placed thirty live members on its ro In describing the act1v1t1es at Cranston we must not overlook the social functions In the early days of the school the principal annual event was the Senior Reception or the Freshman Mixer After th1S the Jun1or Senior Masquerade Ball was introduced as a delightful annual cus tom by the class of l9l4 and has been followed up to the present year Other social events are afternoon dances and a Senior dance One of the most valuable school projects has been the student publi cations The first a school paper called Allevevo was published 1n the Cranston C1ty Times from December 1902 to June 1904 Its contents lncluded notes on school affairs short stories and one hair ra1s1ng serial In 1906 a s1m1lar monthly publication called the Cranston1an was subst1tuted for the Allevevo In l908 a ear book the Meteor was published I l9l4 another annual he Cranston1an was published which has appeared s1nce then The Cranston1an now has such a repu tation that its publication 1S looked for as eagerly as the summer vacation Besides belng popular with the stu dents It has proved for the last few years a financial success In a recent national contest it was rated high in comparison w1th other similar school annuals Our growth and progress has been rap1d From a school of twelve pupils 1n 1895 we now number seven hundred and fifty and from an 1nst1tut1on of ordinary standing we are graded among the best 1n the state We realize that much of this success IS due to the devotion of many vents us from ment1on1ng but to whom we are very much 1ndebted We know that Cranston has the right sp1r1t and with the improved cond1 tlons which the new bu1ld1ng will offer We can expect greater success in the future SENIORS OF FEB 26 ' ' n . , t l ll ' 7? ' ! 7 Y 11. - ll 9 77 . - I I l 1 I r ' I ' 7 . , . . . ' I ' 1 I. ,, ' - - ' ' ' ' enthusiastic friends whom space pre- , W 1 4- 1 1 1 1 1 . , Y Y 1 1 1 a - ll ' 77 , ' ' I A4 Y Q! ll ' Y! , I Y 7 at 12

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GIRLS' GYMNASTICS CHEMISTRY CLASS l 14 1