Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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H.L4...... n en. Cranston High School II I I I go ,, f. K T o 1 . K '-r MF.. -. ,gf 2 CBANSTIINIAN l 9 3 9 Published hy the Seniors of Cranston High School Cranston Rhode Island 'DE Us Y. I f + Foreword We, the classes of 1939, present this Cranstonian as a window through which we may in later years look hack upon our activities and associations in Cranston ll i g h S c h o o l . mg ,, V VJ '..- f.-ig' -. .L kk. .- -Q5 Contents Faculty Classes Activities A t h l e t i c s Photography Advertisements is El Mgm- FW Dedication HW L' W' 'A k,md ' MISS EULALIA TOWNE THE senior classes gratefully dedi- cate this issue of the Cranstonian to Miss Eulalia Towne, who will always be lovingly remembered for her long and loyal service to Cranston High School. , -.p.,,3f 6 Bc.- Pl'i'llCiP3E HW MR. C. HERBERT TAYLOR WAS graduated from M. I. T. Also attended Harvard Graduate School of Education, Bates College, and Boston University. Submaster of Brookline High School 1925-'31, Principal of Edward Little High School 1931-'35. Came to Cranston High School in 1936. si ' -..M 7 y..- 1939 acuity PRINCIPAL C. HERBERT TAYLOR Ed. M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Student Council ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RAYMOND R. THOMPSON B. S., Colby College Chemistry DEAN OF GIRLS VERA E. MILLIKEN A. B., Bates College A. M., Columbia University Difeffof of Athletics- Supervisor Of Gwen Key English, Student Council, Dean's 'Council IKHENRY F. ANGLIM Assembly Committee, Social Committee PGRACE COLLYER EMERSON B. S. Ed., State Teachers' College, Fitchburg, Mass. A. B., Boston Universityg Mechanical Ei Architectural Drawing, Director of Manual Arts. IDA E. ARNOLD Ph. B., A. M., Brown University. Geography. HELEN D. BARRETT A. B., Boston University. Spanish, El Circulo Espanol QSpanish Clubj. TLAWRENCE ELLIOT BLISS A. B., Clark Universityg Ed. M., Boston University. English. CATHERINE BRYANT A. B., A. M., Vassar College. History, History Club. MARGUERITE E. BURKE B. S., Boston University. Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Machines, Thrift Council, Girls' Bowling Club. ANNE W. CARPENTER A. M., Brown University. Library, Library Circle. NICHOLAS E. CIMORELLI Ph. B., Providence College, A. M., Brown University. Italian, Italian Club. BESSIE L. COGSWELL A. B., Boston University. Typewriting. Point Committee. A. EILEEN CORRIGAN B. C. Sc., Bryant College, B. Ed., Rhode Island College of Education. Typewriting, Filing, Swimming. RUTH C. COWLES B. S., Middlebury. Home Economics, Swimming. HENRY E. CUTLER B. S., University of New Hampshire. Machine Shop, Shop Mathematics, 1. V. Football, 'Yacht Club. PIVIADELINE K. DURFEE A. M., Brown University. History, Sociology. CORNELIA M. EHRGOTT A. B., Boston University, College of Liberal Arts. History, English. i GRADUATING Ed. M., Harvard University. Mathematics. FREDERIC B. ETTER B. P. E., Springfield College. Physical Education, Boys' Leader Corps. Cheer Leaders. LESLIE FERGUSON Bowdoin College. Chemistry, Ass't Athletic Director, Coach of Tennis Sponsor of Chemistry Club, Traffic Marshals. TLAURA B. GILMORE A. B., University of New Hampshire: A. M., McGill University. French, German, French Club. GERALD H. GORDON B. S., Ed., State Teachers' College, Harvard University. Salesmanship, Ass't Basketball Coach, Ass't I. V. Football Coach. THALMA H. GORDON A. M., Smith College. Mathematics, junior Class Adviser. HELEN B. GROUT B. S., Rhode Island State College. Home Economics. GEORGE H. HAINES, JR. B. S., Rhode Island State College. History, Corridor Marshals, Golf. ANNA M. HARRINGTON Chandler School for Women. Bookkeeping, Senior Class Adviser, Tennis. RUTH L. HASSELL A. B., Pembroke. Public Speaking, Senior Play, Dramatic Club Plays. FRIEDA HATCH A. M., University of Maine. English, Green Lantern. CONSTANCE H. HAYDEN A. M., Brown University. Science. WALTER D. HAYES B. S., Bowdoin College. Biology, Biology Club. THATTIE MARIA HOLT A. B., A. M., Brown University. Latin, Senior Class Adviser. H. O CLASS O 0F -..ggf 8 Ep..- 1939 E. ANNA JOHNSON Bachelor of Science, Sargent Col. of Phys. Ed. E? EDYTHE F. REEVES A. B., A. M., Brown University. Columbia University. French, Latin, 2B Class Council. Physical Education, Girl Leader Corps, Head Coach W1LL1,AM REYNOLDS of Girls' Athletics, Basketball, Riding, Tennis, A- M., B-,Own Uni-vcysityl Swimming, Rifle Club. HELEN JONES A. B., Wheaton College, ' A. M., Columbia University. Algebra, Geometry, Thyrsus Club. ETHEL E. KELLEY A. M., University of New Hampshire. English. THOMAS F. KELLEY A. M., Brown University. History, Latin. DONALD STEVENS LATHAM Sc. M., Brown University. Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology. DORINE E. LAUDATI A. B., Brown University. Italian, English, Commercial Geography, Hif'I'ri. HOLGER I. LAWSON Providence Trade School. Woodworking. GEORGE W. LINNANE A. B. Ed., Boston University. Bookkeeping, I. V. Basketball, Green Lantern. CATHERINE E. MACKAY B. S., Rhode Island State. Home Economics, Assistant Coach of Girls' Basketball. DOROTHY C. MAGUIRE A. M., Brown University. History, junior Class Adviser. LAWRENCE CUTTER MANSUR A. M.. Clark University. Shop Mathematics, Physics, Band, Radio Club, Slide Rule. ELINOR C. MARGERUM A. M., Brown University. Mathematics, Sophomore Class Adviser. LILLIAN M. MCCABE A. B., Brown University. English, Mathematics. ANNA L. MGINERNEY Institute of Music Pedagogy. Music, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Alumni Octave Club, Octave Club. ETHEL COLVIN NICHOLS Ph. B., A. M., Pembroke College in Brown University. English, Hiffri. KATHERINE PAG , 7 Chandler s Ifftdiu-' Stenograp y, 0 ing Club. VIVIAN STEORMS PEELING A. B., Smith College. English, French, Girls' Tennis. MONA REGIS PENDERGAST A. B., Boston University. French, Spanish. PAUL PICCIRILLO B. S., Rhode Island State College. Bookkeeping, Assistant I. V. Football Coach. History. EARLE W. B. ROGERS Ph. B., A. M., Brown Unversity. English. ,REDWARD P. SAWIN Sc. M., University of New H pshire. Physics, Student Council t. LORNA MARY SMITH A. B., Wheaton College. English. MARIE F. SMITH A. B., Brown University. German, English, German Club. :RERNA SONNE Rhode Island School of Design. Art, Art Club. EDWARD C. STEBBINS State Teachers' College, Fitchbur , Mass. Mechanical Drawing, Football, Baietball, Baseball ELFA H. STREETER New Hampshire Normal School. Home Economics, Home Economics Club. ANNA G. SULLIVAN Ed. M., Boston University. Commercial Geography, Shorthand, Typewriting. WALTER E. SWEENOR State Teachers' College, Fitchburg. Printing, Cranstonian Business Adviser. PEARLE LEE TEMPLE A. B., Brown University. Commercial Arithmetic, English. JOHN B. THAYER Ph. B., A. M., Brown University. Biology, Cafeteria Marshals. SARA A. THOMPSON A. B., Boston University, College of Liberal Arts. English. EULALIA J. TOWNE A. B., Brown University. Modern Languages. 'WILLIAM H. VALENTINE A. B., Brown University. Ed. M., Rhode Island College of Education. Commercial Law, Auditor of Financial Records. HOWARD WARDWELL Ed. M., Bates College. Sciences, 'Track Athletics. HAROLD G. WAY Ped. D., McGill University. Economics, Auditor of Registers. MARGARET YOUNG B. S. Ed., Boston University. English, Literary Club. ALFRED P. ZAMBARANO Royal Conservatory of Naples, Italy. Bandmaster. 'Department Head. , H. J. CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCll00L -I-If 9 JH'-W I-...S-1 Classes J! -o5f10E3f- E'- IE Gy V W C92 l'UClI'y GlClSS PRESIDENT HENRY Auousrus PALMER 381 Pontiac Avenue Hail to Hap! well known in our social circles, one of our best artists, and one of the most popular boys in the class. Hap is known and respected by everyone as a good allfround Cranstonite. As an athlete, Hap has starred on Cranston's Varsity Basketball team. Art C. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sr. Cl. Pres. 4, Glee C. 4, Golf 3, 4. VICE PRESIDENT ALVIN GUSTAV JAGER 33 Roland Avenue Socially and scholastically active, Al. a very modest and attractive young man, is popular with his classmates. We all know that Cranston will be proud of our vice president as time goes by because he is dependable and ambitious and always willing. Cl. V. Pres. 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 3, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Soc. Com. 3, 4. SECRETARY EMILY Louise KENYON 55 Circuit Drive Prominent in Social activities, athletics, dramatics and scholastic pursuits, Louise is truly one of our most versatile Cranstonites. She enjoys riding immlensely and is one of the top-notch equestrians of the Crop and Stirrup Clu . Assembly Com. 3, 4, Biology C. 3, Cafeteria Mar. 2, Cl. Council 4: H, R. Sec. 2, 3: Latin C. 2, 3, Leader Corps 4, Riding C. 2, 3, 4, Rifle C. 3, 'Tbyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. TREASURER RAYMOND HAROLD LARSON 251 Clarendon Street Ray is a quiet fellow but under his camouflage of silence, we find that his record is no less than outstanding. He has proved himself to be a Hne student as well as one of Cranston's finest football players. Football 3, 4g H. R. Pres. 3, Sr. Cl. Treas. 4: Soc. Com. 3. SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN AUDREY ARMSTRONG 81 Waterman Avenue Audrey Armstrong, our superlatively popular Cranstonite, is the most responsible for the outstanding social events of our class. Her list of activities is proof of her many and varied abilities. Biology C. 4, Class Sec. 3, Corridor Mar. 4, Cranstonian Lit. Bd. 4, Glee C. 3: Green Lantern Col. 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, 4: Leader Corps 4, Pres. of Chem. C. 4, Soc. Com. Cllr. 4, Soc. Com. of Student Council 4, Student Council Del. 3, 4, Thrift Cashier 2, 4, Thyrsus C. 4. GRADUATING C CLASS Ga ,M --.gf 12 E.-- 9 O0F MARY KNIGHT ADAMS North Scituate G. L. Col. 4: Harpist: H. R. Sec. 4: H. R. Treas. 3: H. R. Soc. C. 43 Leader Corps 4. ROBERT N. ANDERSON 188 Clarendon Street RUSSELL ARTHUR ANDERSON 188 Clarendon Street Corridor Mar. 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Jr. Hr-Y 2. RUTH ELIZABETH ANDERSON 21 River Street 4: Hi Tri 4: H. Honor Society. EILEEN SYLVIA ANTHONY 290 Magnolia Street French C. 4: Thrift Cashier 3: Thyrusus C. 2. 3. Bowling 3, 4: Cranstonian Bus. Bd. 4: Cranstonian Col. 2: Glee C. R. Sec. 3: R. l. 1939 W , ROBERT CHARLES BARNINGHAM 83 Bluff Avenue Yacht C. 4. MILDRED ELIZABETH BENNETT 462 Oalqlawn Avenue A. Council 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Student Council Soc, Com. 3: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. RAYMOND ARTHUR BOOD 75' XVollaston Street BARBARA BROKAXV 22 Selkirk Road Basketball 2:- Girls' Riding C. Z 3, 4: HifTrl 2: H. R. Sec. 2 Swimming 3. RUSSELL WILSON BROWER 40 Harding Avenue Chem. C. 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 4, CBANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L J' -- l -- J' Choir 2. 3: Cl. Soc. Com. 31 Glec C. 2, 3, 4: Lcadcr Corps 3, 4: RAYMOND FRANCIS BURNS Eaxt Street Cafeteria Mar. 4: Swimming 2: NVrcstling 4. NATHALIE TILLINGHAST CALDWELL I6 Vvfestwood Avenue French C. 4: R. I. Honor Society. CLAIRE MARGARET CASEY 1067 Rese1'1'oi1' Avenue I'IifTri 3. 4: Italian C, 4: Point Com. 4. ANTHONY SALVATORE CECE '52 'Yeoman Avenue H. R. V. Pres, 2. 3. GEORGE JOSEPH COEFEY 29 River Street Glcc C. 4: Italian C. 3, 4, 1' 4' 1939 VIRGINIA FRANCES COLVIN 36 Butler Street Basketball 2, 3, 4: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: HifTri 4: Leader Corps 4: Rifle C. 2: Special Chorus 3. LUCY NATALIE COPPOLELLI 'SO Pengrove Street PRISCILLA CRANSTON 22 Williaans Avenue Basketball 2: Biology C. 2: Clicm- istry C. 4: Corridor Com. 3, 4: Debating C. 2: Golf C. 4: G. L. Col. 2, 3: Grccn Lantern Bus. Bd. 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: G. L. Lit. Bd. 2. 3, 4: Tliyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. WALLACE E. DAVIS 145 Eldridge Street I. V. Football Z: Varsity Football 3, 4. WALTER FRANCIS DONNELLY 135 Lyndon Road Boys' Clcc C. 3. 4: Choir 3: H. R. Pres, ?-A: Intcrclass Basketball 3, 4: Italian C. 3, 4. 625' ' GRADUATING o CLASS o 0F 14 ISM- JANET ANN DUNN 12 Fairview Avenue Green Lantern 4: Riding C. 2, 3, 4: Rifle C. 2: Thrift Cashier 4. ANNETTA EDWARDS 115 Norwood Avenue Bowling C. 4: Cranstonian Typist 4: Green Lantern Typist 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY ENOS 431 Wl1Odbi71C Street LOUIS ANTHONY PAZZANO 56 Wiridsfwr Road Cl. Council Sec. 2: Corridor Mar. 4: Del. State Latin Soeietv 3, 4: Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: HifY 4: H. R. Pres. Z: Jr. HifY 3. GERALDINE DOLORES FENNESSY 14 9 Lexington Avenue Chem. C. Sec. 4: French C. 3, 4: Golf C. 4: Green Lantern Col. 4: HifTri Z: H. R. Treas. 4: Latin C. 2, 3: Leader Corps 4: Riding C. 2, 3, 4: Swimming C. 3: Thrift Council 4. l 939 PRISCILLA ARLINE FISKE North Scituate Glee C. 2, 3. 4. GUY MARIO GARGANI 33 Vermont Street Band 2, 3. 4. RUTH ADELINE GOECKEL 58 Lexington Avenue Asst. Cl. Trezis. 3: Asst. Green Lantern Col. 4: B. B. 41 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: German C, 4: Glcc C. 3, 4: Golf C. 4: Leader Corps 4: Riding C. 4: Swimming C. 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3. 4. JANE MURlEL GRAVES 74 Cliiswielq Road Chem. C. 3: Dean's Council Z, 3, 4: Pres. of Dean's Council 4: Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: H. R. Sec. 2: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Thyrsus C. 2. 3, 4: Thyrsus C. Sec. 4: Thyrsus C. V. Pres. 3. HARRY RoRooKAN GRAY. 1R. 49 Villti Avenue Band 4: Cafeteria Mar. 2: Chem. C. 4: H. R. Pres. 2: Traffic Marr. 3. 4. 9. CRANSTON o HIGH o scIl00L 3: l .fr 15 4 -r qw. WILLIAM JOHN GROGAN 83 Potter Street Football, V. 2: Football 3, 4: Glee C. 4. THOMAS EDWARD HANRAHAM 41 Lincoln Avenue BARBARA FRANCES HARRINGTON 83 Parkman Street Glce C. 2, 3, 4: Home Economics C. 3. KENNETH BURTON HAZARD 90 Park Avenue Assembly Com. 4: Associate Editor Cranstonian 4: H. R. Prch. 2, 31 H. R. V. Pres. 2: R. I. Honor Society 4: Traffic Mar. 4: Yacht C. 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH HERRICK 97 Bluff Avenue Cafeteria Mar. 3, 4: Choir 35 Glee C. 2, 3, 4: Library Circle 2, 3: Riding C. 3: Rifle C. 2: Spanish C. 2, 3. .Fig l 939 BARBARA MARGARET HILL 315 Auburn Street Art C. 4. JOSEPH IACIOFANO 1564 Cranston Street FLORENCE VICTORIA JACOB 10 Harper Avenue Biology C. 2: French C. 4: Glee C. 2, 3: Green Key 4: Home Eco' nomics C. 4. SAHAG ALBERT KALOUSDIAN 199 Smith Street Football 2, 3. RICHARD JACKSON KELLERMAN 5' Shirley Boulevard 'mi GBADUATING o CLASS o 0F lla .,.. .fu- er 16 ANNA JESSIE KUCAVICUS 3 Linden Avenue Bowling C. 3, 4. DOROTHY INIAXINE LAMB 240 Clarendon Street Band 3, 4: Glec C. 2, 3: Crcbestra 2, 3: Riding C. 4. JOHN FRANCIS LANE 379 Wellington Avenue ALMA RUTH LAVJTON 446 Reservoir Avenue Glec C. 2, 3: Golf C, 4. AGNES LEDVERISSIS 47 Gordon Street Glee C. 3, 4: Leader Corps 3, 4. 1939 GLADYS EVELYN LERICHE 147 Wcmodbirie Street Glee C. 41 HifTri 4. GLADYS AUGUSTA LILJENDAHL 12 Lexington Avenue Basketball 3, 4: Business Mgr. of Basketball 4: Bowling C. 2, 3: Choir 3: Cl. Soc. Com. 3: Cranstonian Bus. Bd. 43 Dean's Council 4: Glcc C. 2, 3: H. R. Sec. 4: Leader Corps 4: Point Com. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society 4: Rifle C. 2, 3, 4. OLINDO FRED MACARI 85 Rockwood Avenue Glee C. 4: Italian C. 2, 3, 4: Stage Mgr. Sr. Play 4. ,IAMES KENNEDY MACDONALD 74 Cliestnut Avenue Art C. 2, 3, 4: Cranstoiiian Col. 3: Cross Country 2, 3: Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: lnterclass Basketball 2: jr. HifY 2, 3: V. Basketball 2, 3: Stage Mgr, Sr. Play 4. MARY BERNADINE MALLEY 122 Waterma11 Avenue Art C. 4: Basketball 3: Biology C. 2: Glcc C. 3, 4. cnANs'r0N Q HIGH o SClIO0L 1 fwfr I- -- luv i .. .... ri' 1939 ARTHUR WARREN NELSON 241 Woodbine Street PASCO MENNA 60 Alto Street Radio C. 3, 4. ANN ROSE MESSERUAN MARGARET MARIE NELSON l?-0 Smith Sweet 68 Fordson Avenue Asst. 'Thrift Cashier 3, 4: Bowling C. 2, 3, 4: Choir Z, 4: Clerical Stall' of Cranstonian Bd. 4: Glee C. Art C. 2, 3: Basketball 4: Biology 2, 3: Bowling C. 4: Chfmistry C. 3: H1 C. 3, 4: H'fT' 2, 3, 4: 2, 3, 4: Green Lantern Clerical Staff Svtgigging C. 25 l rl 4: Leader Corps 4. VIOLET JOAN MORAN EDGAR THEODORE NORBERG 3 5 Malden Street 15 Ivy Avenue Green Lantern Advertising Bd. 3: Green Lantern Col. 3: HifTri 2, 3, 4: Lih. C. 4: Spanish C. 4. HELEN ELIZABETH HENRY LOUIS MORIN OSTERLUND 24 Francis Avenue 18 Howard Street Ch. Soc. Com. 3: Cler. S. Court 4: H. R. Vice Pres. 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: Point Com. 3. 4: Rifle C. 2, 3. 4: S. C. 2, 3, 4: Sec. of S. C. 3: Soc. Com. Glce C. 2. 3, 4: H. R. Vice Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. Z: Octave C. 3, 4. ANNA NAJARIAN EARL GEE PAGE, JR. 1078 pmk Avenue 1974 Broad Street Band 2, 3. 4: Biology C. 2: Corridor Mar. 4: Green Lantern Col. 2. 3: Business Mgr. 4: Orchestra 2, 3. Basketball 2, 3: Choir l: Cranston' ian Col. 4: Glcc C. 1, 2, 3. GRADUATING O CLASS O 0F hjev, ,Q -..qt 18 13..- MARY THERESE PATI 31 Meadow Avenue ETHEL MILDRED PERSON 61 Lexington Avenue Basketball 2, 3: Biology C. 2: Choir 4: Cl. Couneilffres. 3: Glcc C. 2, 4: Green Lantern Lit. Bd, 3, 41 H. R. See. 2, 3: H. R. V. Pres. 3: Leader Corps 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society: Tennis 2, 3, 4. NORMAN DUANE PETTERSON 796 Pontiac Avenue Band 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Iviar. 3: Football 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 2: Thrift Cashier Z, HOPE PLACE 39 Highland Street Ct. Sten, 4: Green Lantern Col. 33 Thrift Cashier Z: H. R. V. Pres. 4. AVIS TILLINGHAST POST '59 Melrose Street Basketball 2, 3: Leader Corps 3, 4. 1939 WALTER RUSSELL REMINGTON 37 Malvern Avenue Chem. C. 2. 3: Green Lantern Col. 3. MICHAEL ANTHONY RlCCl 1448 Plainfield Street GEORGE TURNER ROBERTS 72 Maxon Avenue Biology C, Z, 3, 4: Chem C. 3. KENNETH STANLEY ROBINSON I39 Colonial Avenue Corridor Mar. l: History C. 4. ANNA FRANCES RODI 60 Dunedin Street Bowling C. 4: French C. 3, 4: Glce C 7 3 4 HiTri3 4 lrili if' '-,fi I ' .. I illl 1. 3. 4. M cnANsT0N o HIGH o scnooi. 3 4- ir I9 pe- .. .K HOWARD EDWIN RUSSELL, JR. 123 Oakland Avenue Biology C. 2, 3: Cafeteria Mar. 2: Cl. Social Com. 3: Corridor Mar. 3: Cranstonian Bus. Bd. 43 Football 3, 4: Glee C. 3: H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 43 I. V. Basketball 2: V. Football 23 Senior Play 41 Thyrsus C. 3, 4. CAROLYN HILDEGARDE SCHUSTER 132 Chestnut Avenue Biology C. 2: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Glee C. 3, 41 H. R. Sec, 2: H. R. V. s 4 Leader Cor s 3 4 Social Pre.. : p. , 1 Com. 4: S. C. Delegate 2: Swim' ming C. 2, 3. ANNETTE SEGAL 312 Webster Avenue Chemistry C. 4: French C. 4. LLOYD KENNETH SHEERAN 134 Caporal Street Football Mgr. 41 Green Key 4. PRISCILLA SHORT 1432 Narragansett Boulevard g . 1939 ELSIE GRACE SIPLE 381 Northup Street Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: H, R. Sec. 2: Library Circle 2, 3, 4g Octave C. 2, 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA HENDERSON SMITH 87 Holburn Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: Biology C. 2: Drawing C. 2: Green Lantern Col. 41 R. L Honor Society. FANNIE SOSCIA 8 A Street Court Stenographer 4: Dean's Council 2, 3, 4: Glee C, 2, 3. EMILY ROSE STAMP Plainfield Pike H. R. Sec. 4. ERNEST NELSON SNVANSON 62 Waldron Avenue Band 2, 3, 4: Chem. C. 3. 4: Cranstonian Lit. Bd. 4: H. R. Pres. 2: Slide Rule 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4: Vice Com. of Yacht Club 3: Yacht C. 3, 4. GRADUATING o CLASS o 0F if. -avi .,...., -M24 20 lata-- ELEANOR LOUISE WIESNER 48 Harding Avenue Biology C. 33 French C. 3, 4. ADELINE ELIZABETH ZARELLA 27 Rose Street Glee C. 2, 3. CELIA ZUCKERBERG 16 River Farm Drive Glee C. 2, 3, 4: H. R. Se. c 4, Radio Plays 2: Thrift Cashier 3. JAMES E. CHAMPLIN 356 Doric Avenue Glee C. 3, 4g T Sq. C. 2. ANGELA ADA DESANTIS 63 Niantic Avenue Italian C. 4. DOROTHY REBECCA KAY 145 Wayland Avenue JAMES FRANCIS LEAVER 92 Bailey Street HELEN KATHLEEN O'LAUGHLIN 9 Goulding Avenue Glee C. 3, 4. LAURA ANNIE WINSLOW 30 Mvrtle Avenue CRANSTON 0 HIGH O SClIO0L Glee C. 3. WALDO CLAYTON WATKINS 1 Bain Street choir 3g ci. Basketball'3g J. v Football 3, Glee c. 3, 4. EDITH TOUMAINE 48 Crawford Street LOIS ELIZABETH WEIGNER 52 Philmont Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4, Leader Corps 4 9-wmv? 1939 tmroplzecy of cgebruary Glass o 1939 IN the year 1960, the class of February 1939, of Cranston High School, pooled its funds, purchased Wake Island from the United States government, and set up the state of Utopia. Captain Ernie Swanson transported the pioneers to their destination on his diesel yacht, Wimpy XVII. Before long they discovered the necessity for government, and a most democratic form was adopted. By popular vote Harry Gray was elected Chairman of the Board of Governors. The following were chosen to serve upon the board: Eleanor Weisner, Robert Barningham, Fred Howard, and George Coffey. Priscilla Cranston is the Speaker of the House. The Utopia Utopian, edited by that eminent globe-trotter, Kenneth Hazard, features Miss Cranston's column, My Day. The Utopian has on its staff Jimmie MacDonald, world famous cartoonist and Avis Post, editor of the Womans Page. Utopia University soon gained recognition as one of the great centers of learning of the world. The school is efficiently managed by President Louis Fazzano, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., LL. D., Hon. Pres. of the Royal Academy of Utopian Arts. Lectures and exams are extrafcurricular. The only courses offered are those in domestic and biological sciences under the professorship of George Roberts and Earl G. Page, Jr. Sports are limited to football with Head Coach, AllfUtopian Ray Larson, Wally Davis and Bob Heaton serve as backfield coach and line coach respectively. At the other end of the island is Miss Kenyon's Finishing School for smart young women. Miss Nathalie Caldwell is head of the Dead Language Department. Mary Adams, head of the English Department, specializes in the poetry of the poet-laureate, Lloyd Sheeran. Ruth Geockel, the swimming coach, stresses bathing beauty contests more than swimming meets. Mildred Spelmen, Physical Ed. Supervisor, offers a most invigorating course in Tiddlywinks. The two schools are linked together by a Date Bureau with Hap Palmer representing U. U., and on the sly, Betsy Herrick from K. F. S. Neither police nor prisons are necessary in Utopia, and since the Fountain of Youth was discovered on the island, the hospitals have closed, thus putting jane Graves, Supervisor of Nurses, out of a job. Incidentally, Miss Graves is now doing missionary work on an unfutopian island nearby. The Utopian airport, ably managed by Olando Macari, keeps the populace in communication with the outside world since transfpacific clippers land there daily. The WrongfWayfCorrigan Restaurant situated at the airport and run by Angela DeSantis and Rose Paola keeps the clipper's passengers wellffed. One of the best customers is Kenneth Robinson, Good-Will Ambassador to whom it may concern. Almost any time one may tune in to WfUfT'O and hear the vigorous announce' ment of Donald Ford. Other high spots on the program of the station are One Family's Man featuring Virginia Smith, Helen O'Loughlin, Henry Morin and Mary Malley, the song birds of the airwaves. Only yesterday, Waldo Watkins, sports commentator, gave an eventfbyfevent account of the Knights of Utopia Track Meet. The food supply is taken care of by Joseph Iaciofano and his able distributors, Sahag Kalousdian and John Lane. Clifford Johnson has set up the elaborate Utopian Dairy. A unique feature is the milk maids, Edith Toumaine, Dorothy Kay, Ann Messerlian, Agnes Ledverissis. One wishing to spend a quiet evening, may go to the Library, where Barbara Harrington and Gladys Liljendahl are librarians. Or one may drop in at Howard Russell's Club Utoperico, where he may hear the bouncing rhythms of joseph Enos' GRADUATING O CLASS O 0F sans.: -..gf 22 nr-. .tv W, . - ---rv-mv . .I , . B 1939 ' famed all-girls' orchestra, featuring Mary Pati, blues singer, Eileen Anthony, bass strummerg Fannie Soscia, key tinklerg Priscilla Short, drummer, Lucy Coppolelli, sax player, and Gladys LeRiche, clarinetist. The master of ceremonies is Cap Donnelly, who enjoys introducing the chorus, the Bon Ton girls, including Florence Jacobs, Margaret Nelson, Emily Stamp, Violet Moran, Maxine Lamb, Anna Kucavicus, Virginia Colvin, and Claire Casey. The bouncer, Fat Anderson, doesn't have much business as Warren Nelson, the barftender, serves only orange juice. Visitors to the club cannot help noticing Lois Weigner giving away free gum, or the excellent head waiter, Norman Petterson. Indilferent people may attend the theater which features the pictures of the Universal Utopian Film Corp. The current hit is Alvin jager's The Merry Wives of Utopia, featuring Janet Dunn and Clint Sperry. A coming hit is Sherlock Homes Rides Again featuring james Leaver as Sherlock Holmes and Walter Rem' ington as Watson. The Motor Cycle Co., with Audrey! Armstrong, President, furnishes the island with the motor scooters. The VicefPresident of the company, Annetta Edwards, keeps the company out of the red. The sales manager, Anthony Cece, is the main reason why so many scooters are seen every Sunday afternoon making their way to Mt. Utopia. There Russell Brower teaches skiing on the soapfclipped slopes of the mountain. At the base on the artificial lake of glass, Hope Place, champion figure skater, performs many a fancy twist. Back in the metropolis Carolyn Schuster, famed dancer and creator of the Utopian Hop, holds many dance recitals. Utopia's Bazaar, edited by Helen Osterlund, and managed by Ruth Anderson, is one of the foremost periodicals of the World, featuring articles on faceflifting, mudpacks, etc., by Helen McCall. Richard Kellerman's School for Soda jerkers has attracted students from all over the globe, just as Michael Ricci's Super Laundry has brought laundry men from all corners of the earth to study his revolutionary method. With her Utopian dress designs, Barbara Hill has stolen the fashion center from Paris. On the main thoroughfare are the oflices of Utopia's thriving businesses, such as Robert Anderson and Theodore Norberg's haberdashery, Geraldine Fennessy and Annette Segal's Beauty Salon, Anna Rodi and Adeline Zarrelli's Cooking School for Young Brides, Lillian Rhodes and Laura Winslow's Chinese Tea Shoppe, Anna Najarian's factory for false eyelashes and fingernails, and the city office of Pasco Menna's banana plantation. And from a Classical point of view Utopia is Afl, as the Utopian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Guy Gargani, has for many seasons played in the outdoor temple of music. Out in the wild country, Mildred Bennett's Beauty Farm keeps the young ladies in trim, with Barbara Brokaw the riding mistress, and Elsie Siple the head of the hiking department. Utopia has its share of capitalists in Bill Grogan, Thomas Hanrahan, and Ray Burns who spend most of their time at the country club, run by Raymond Bood and that ambitious caddy master, James Champlin. Cranston's public has watched Utopia's development with great interest, and they feel that it will soon become a world power and that many other groups will try the Utopian method. CBANSTIIN O HIGH O SCIl00L 23 li ,Q-2 1939 .14-1 THE SENIOR c:LAss PLAY, Tx-nz sEvEN KEYS T0 BALDPATIS' Let to Right: Armstrong, Levy, Fazzano, Nason, Gould, Ward, Gorton, Battey, Russell, Graves, Blake, Kenyon, Crump, Carlson, Cole. QTMIOI' The combined Senior Classes presented George M. Cohan's great play, The Seven Keys To Baldpatef' The role of Williani Magee, the author who had to write 1 novel at Baldpate Inn in twentyffour hours in order to win a bet, was portrayed by Frincis Battey. His acting together with that of the fine supporting cast provided a most enjoyable entertainment. Elijah Quimby. . . Mrs. Quimby .... The Cast Willizim Hallowell Magee .... John Bland ...... Mary Norton .... Mrs. Rhodes ..... Peters the Hermit ..... Myra Thornhill. . Lou Max ........ Jim Cargan ....... Thomas Hayden. jiggs Kennedy. . . The Owner of Baldpate ..................... Two Policemen .................. James Armst Faculty Directors . . . . . .John Ward . . . .Nancy Gould . . Francis Battey . . . .Louis Fazzano . . . .Barbara Gorton . . . . .Louise Kenyon . . . . .George Levy . . . .jane Graves Earle Nason, jr. .Howard Russell . .Stuart Crump . . . . .John Blake ..............-WilliamCarlson rong, James Cole Miss Ruth Hassell .................... ...... C oach Miss Anna Harrington ........... . . . ............... .Business Miss Hattie Holt .................................. Properties Properties: M. Bennett, B, Collemer, B. Eddy, M. Forster, J. Johnson, G. Liljendahl, M Trudeau, H. Hudson, H. Morin, H. Gray, A. Macari, G. Tucker, K. Hazard, ll. McDonald, H. McOsear, J. Leaver, G. Burns, C. Larkin, W. Hoxie, B. Smith. GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F 24 1939 uperlatlves Or Cgehruary anc! gune Glas Ideal Boy Cranstonite HENRY PALMER CHARLES MCCLOSKEY Ideal Girl Cranstonite AUDREY ARMSTRONG ROBERTA MACKLE ' Boy Having Done Most for School KENNETH HAZARD JAMES KEOK Girl Having Done Most for School AUDREY ARMSTRONG VIRGINIA GOODBY Most Respected Boy LOuIs FAZZANO CHARLES MGCLOSKEY Most Respected Girl HELEN OSTERLUND NANCY DUNLAP Most Intellectual Boy LOUIS FAZZANO FRANKLIN WILEOUR Most Intellectual Girl ELEANOR WEISN ER NANCY DuNLAP Boy Most Likely to Succeed LouIs FAzzANO FRANKLIN WILBOUR Girl Most Likely to Succeed JANE GRAVES VIRGINIA GOODBY Most Dependable Boy ALVIN JAGER WILLIAM SuLLIvAN Most Dependable Girl HELEN OSTERLU ND VIRGINIA GOODBY Most Popular Boy HENRY PALMER CHARLES MOCLOSKEY Most Popular Girl AUDREY ARMSTRONG ROBERTA MACKLE Most Original Boy HOWARD RUSSELL WILLIAM ROGERS Most Original Girl BARBARA HILL HOPE DONNELLY Most Versatile Boy ERNEST SWANSON FRED OQCONNELL Most Versatile Girl JANE GRAVES GERTRUDE TUCKER Best Boy Mixer HENRY PALMER WILLIAM ROGERS Best Girl Mixer JANE GRAVES JANICE GIFFORD Handsornest Boy ALVIN JAGER JAMES KEGK Most Attractive Girl CAROLYN SCHUSTER ROEERTA MACKLB Best Boy Athlete RUSSELL ANDERSON JACK WINTERS Best Girl Athlete MILDRED SPELMAN CONSTANCE BROWN Most Humorous Boy HOWARD RUSSELL WILLIAM ROGERS Most Humorous Girl BARBARA HILL GERTRUDE TUCKER CBANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L -65W- ww Q UILQ 616188 PRESIDENT JOHN HOLLAND BLAKE 109 Fort Avenue Surely you know Iohnnie, whose hobby is drawing sailboats. He's been active on the track team and in the Yacht and Thyrsus Clubs, and has also been a conscientious student. This quiet friend of ours has chosen naval architecture as a life career. Band, 2, 3: Cl. Pres. 4: Cl. Stu. Council Del. 4: Cl. Council Pres. 4: Cross Country 4: H. R, Pres. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Stu. Council Court 4: 'Thyrsus C. 3, 4: Thyrsus C. Play, 3: 'Yacht C. 3, 4: R. .I. Honor Society. VICE PRESIDENT JAMES MOULTON KECK 20 Park Avenue jim, with his infectious smile, is a favorite of his class. His buoyant vitality, dependability, and good looks bring him to the fore every time. Wherever he may go, we will always find him in the front row, Assem. Com. Ch. 4: Bowling C. 3: Boxing 2: Cafeteria Mar. 2, 3: Corridor Mar. 3: Debating C. 2: Editorfin-chieg of Cranstonian 4: Golf 2, 3: Hif'Y 4: H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basket all 3: Pub. Com. All Cranston Nite 2: Pub. Com. Senior Play 4: Stu. Council Court Attorney 4: Stu. Council Soc. Com. 4: Slide Rule C. 3: Thrift Cash. 2: Treas. of Rifle C. 2: 'Thyrsus C. 3, 4: V. Pres. of Thyrsus C. 4: Cl. V. Pres. 4: R. I. Honor Society. SECRETARY VIRGINIA WALKER GOODBY 31 Sylvan Avenue Presenting Ginny, that studious young lady in our midst. You've met her through the Thyrsus Club, or heard of her through the Student Council. She's quiet, but always ready with a smile and a helping hand. We know she will continue her good work at Katheryn Gibbs. Assembly Com. 4: A. A. 2, 3, 4: Bowling C. 3, 4: Cl. Council 2. 3, 4: Cl. Sec, 2, 3, 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: French C. 3, 4: H. R. Sec. 2: Leader Corps 4: State Latin C. 2, 3, 4: Stu. Council Del. 2, 3: Honorary Member 4: S. C. Social Com. 2: State Stu. Council Del. 3: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 3. 4: Pres. of 'Thyrsus C. 4: R. I. Honor Society. TREASURER WILLIAM HE.ALY SULLIVAN 68 Nichols Street Here is Bill-for two years our outstanding, efficient class treasurer. His leadership, executive ability, high scholarship, and keen wit have all combined to make him popular and admired. Brown should be proud to welcome him. Chem. C. 3: Cl. Council Treas. 3, 4: Corridor Mar. 3: Green Lantern Ed.-infChief 4: H. R. Pres. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3: Stu. Council V. Pres. 4: R. I. Honor Society. SOCIAL CCMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ROBERTA Bass MACKLE 31 Colonial Avenue With leadership and poise, Roberta has done highly commendable work as our social committee chairman. As a member of the Girl Leaders' Corps and the Basketball team, she has shown herself to be an athlete with ability. May you be as successful in your future plans as you have been at Cranston High School. Roberta. Athletic Council 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cl. Council 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: Riding C. 3, 4: Soc. Ch. of Cl. 3, 4: Traffic Mar. 3, 4. GBADUATING I CLASS I F we ---sf2613-W DORIS VIRGINIA ALLEN 1684 Broad Street Art C. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: French C. 4: Glee C. 4: HifTri 3: Leader Corps 4: Rifle C. 2, 3: Yacht C. 3. ARTHUR EVALD ANDERSON 33 Richard Street H. R. Pres. 3: Radio C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. CAROLYN RHODES ANDERSON 47 Rhodes Place Biology C. 3: Thrift Cash. 3. HOWARD DOUGLAS ANDERSON 136 Garden Street Radio C. 3. DOROTHY EVELYN ANTHONY 2 3 Oakland Avenue Basketball 3, 4: Cafeteria Mar. 2, 4: Corridor Mar. 3, 4: Glee C. 3: H. R. Sec. 4: Leader Corps 4: Spanish C. 3. JAMES WATSON ARMSTRONG 1266 Narragansett Boulevard Band 2, 3, 4: Ch. Ticket Committee for Senior Play 4: Class Council 4: Corridor Mar. 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: Cross Country 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2, 4: Interclass Basketball 3: V. Football 3: Tennis Team 2. 3: Track 4: Traffic Mar. 3: R. I. Honor Society. STANLEY WATSON ARNOLD 85 'Turner Avenue Baseball Mgr. 2, 3: Football Mgr. 3. EDWARD FRANK ASHCROFT 15 Griswold Avenue H. R. Pres. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2: J. V. Football 2: Varsity Football, 3, 4. NANCY HARE BABBITT 36 Hayward Street Basketball 2: Choir 3: Cl. Council Sec. 2: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. 3, 4: Tennis C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. HOPE KAROLINA BARRIE 62 New Loudon Avenue Green Lantern Col. 4: Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: HifTri 3, 4: Latin C. 3: R. l. Honor Society. CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH 0 SClIO0L X 27 is-.Jail far' 1939 MARGARET BARTHOLOMEO 30 Cltestnut Hill Avenue Glec C. 3, 4: Italian C. 2, 3, 4 Latin C. 2: Thrift Cash. 4. JAMES FRANCIS BATTEY 1925 Broad Street Corridor Mar. 4: Cross Country 3, 4: H. R, Pres. 2, 3, 4: S. C. Del. 41 Senior Play 4: Track 2, 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. LAURA VALERIE BAYAN 120 Grace Street Choir 4: French C. 4: Geometry C. 3: German C. 3, 4: Glee C. 2, 4 Orch. 2, 3, 4: Pres. of German C. 4: R. I. Honor Society. af' OLIVE YVONNE BELAIR 79 Westwood Avenue Glee C. 43 Rifle 4: Thyrsus C. 4. GRACE VIRGINIA BELLOWS 90 Pontiac Avenue Cl. Council 3: Glen C. 2, 3, 4, Green Lantern Adv. Stall' 2: H. Econ. C. 4: H. R. Pres. 3: Literary C. 3: Movie Goers C. 4: Swimming C. 4: R. I. Honor Society. WILLIAM TANNER BENNETT 259 Smitli Street Cross Country 23 Indoor Track 4: Track 3, 4. WILLIAM EVERETT BODE 3 Wollaston Street Chem. C. 3. ERNEST CHAPMAN BOTTOMLEY 23 Harper Avenue Track Team 3, 4. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH BROWN 201 Wentworth Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Mar. 3, 4: Commander of L. C. 4: Green Key 3: Green Lantern Col. 45 Lead' er Corps 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4: Yacht C. 2, 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. EARL MILTON BROWN 70 Narragansett Street if GRADUATING a CLASS Q 0F J C-5 ,,-,,,, 28 HENRY LEWIS BUDLONG 88 Alhamlrfa Cifcle Art C. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Yacht C. 3, 4. ANILDA MARGHERITA BUONANNO 562 Laurel Hill Avenue Italian C. 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE ANNE BURGESS 73 Lexington Avenue Athletic Com. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Mar. 4: H. R. Treas. 41 Lcader Corps 43 Tennis C. 3. LILLIAN MAY BURKE 287 Aubuvn Street Basketball 2: Glee C. 2, 3: Green Lantern Col. 2. GLADYS MARY BURNS 26 Brooks Street Glcc C. 3, 4. 1939 GEORGE DUNCAN CAMERON 273 Pontiac Avenue Chem. C. 3, 41 Cranstonian Bd. 4: Orch. 2, 3. JOSEPH ALFRED CANTAGALLO 630 Dyer Avenue RICHARD CARBERRY 90 Ingleside Avenue Glec C. 3, 41 lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Italian C. 3, 4. CARL OSCAR CARLSON 1 Spruce Avenue H. R. V. Pres. 3: R. l. Honor Society. WILLIAM VERNON CARLSON 110 Forest Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2. 3, 43 Track 3, 4. cnANsT0N Q HIGH o SClIO0L +31 29 Fifi-- I JY THOMAS SALVATORE CARNEVALE 24 Sprague Avenue Football 3, 4. LILLIAN CASTROVILLARI 65' Browne Street Golf C. 3, 4: Italian C. 3, 4 Leader Corps 4: Rifle C. 3: Swim' ming C. 4. LILLIAN MARIE CHRISTY 700 Dyer Avenue Biology C. 4: Glen C. 2, 3. RAYMOND DANTE CICCHETTI 34 Pleasant Street JAMES SAMUEL COLE 572 Pontiac Avenue Cl. Pres. 3: Cross Country 3. 4: H, R. Pres. 2, 3: V. Basketball 2: Track 3, 4. 5 . CATHERINE EXILDA COLEMAN 22 june Avenue Bowling C. 4: H. Econ. C. 3, 4: Rifle C. 4. MONICA COLGAN 948 Cranston Street Glee C. 3, 4. BEATRICE ELINOR COLLEMER 271 Aqueduct Road Chorus 3: Glec C. 2. 3: Green Lantern Col. 2: HifTri 4: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. Z, 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Leader Corps 4: Lite crary C. 4: Thrift Cash. 3: R. I. Honor Society. CARLO ARTHUR COLOZZI 1180 Park Avenue Football Z. 3. 4: Glee C. 4: I. V. Basketball 2: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. HENRY BRADFORD coLv1N JR. Main Street GBADUATING a CLASS a 0F S. '3 ...2.fFl BERTHA ALICE CONINGFORD I3 Ridge Street Green Lantern Col. 3. ROSCOE EVERMOND CONKLIN I96 Shaw Avenue MARGUERITE WILSON CONNELLY 15 Case Avenue Basketball 2, 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: French C. 4: Literary C. 4: Rifle C. 3: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. ELAINE HAMMOND COOK I7 North Street Bowling C. 3, 4: French C. 3, 4: Glee C. 2: Green Lantern Col. 4: I'IffTri 2, 3, 4: H. R. SCC. 2, 4. IDA MAE COONEY I1 Summer Avenue .4 M -Mig. 1939 CLAIRE FRANCES COTY 13 Cleveland Avenue l BESSIE MAY CRABTREE 690 Pontiac Avenue Glce C. 2, 3, 4: Golf C. 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 2: Point Com. 3, 4. ROBERT EMERSON CROMPTON 34 Brandon Road FRANK CROMWELL 102 Legion Way Corridor Mar. 3, 4: Golf 3: V. Basketball 3: Latin C. 2, 3: R, I. Honor Society. JACQUELINE CROWELL 51 Waterniari Avenue Dean's Council 4: Glce C. 2: H. R. Sec. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Lilw. Circle 2, 3: Tennis C. 2. I I CBANSTON O HIGH 0 SCHO0L li -MMWW MQ MARGARET MARY CROWLEY 294 Bay View Avenue STUART FAULKNER CRUMP 62 Moorland Avenue Bowling C. 3: Cafeteria Mar. 2: Ch. of Corridor Mar. 4: Cl. Coun' eil 3, 4: Corridor Mar. 3, 4: French C. 4: Green Lantern Lit. Bd, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Indoor Track 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: State Latin C. 2, 3: Stu. Council 4: R. I. Honor Society. FLORENCE MAE CUNHA 131 Wayland Avenue Glce C. 2, 3, 4: Green Lantern Typist 4. HELEN ELIZABETH CURREN 141 Colombia Avenue Golf C. 3, 4: HifTri 2, 31 H. R. V. Pres. 2: Latin C. 3: Riding C. Z, 3, 4: Rifle C. 3: Swimming C. 2, 3: Thrift Cash. 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH DALE 41 Grace Street Basketball Z, 4: Capt. of Basketball Z: Cheerleader 3, 4: Corridor Mar. 3: Glee C. 3: Green Lantern Col. Z, 3: Riding C. 3. 4: Tennis C. 2. 3. 4: Yacht C. 2. g. 1939 CLARA CARMELLA D'AREZZO 19 Stayton Street Green Lantern Col. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2. FRANCES FORSELL DAVIES 28 Clijfdale Avenue Captain of Swimming Team 4: Crans. Lit, Bd. 4: History C. 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: Swimming C. 2, 3, 4: Thrift Cash. 2: Thyrsus C. 4: Thyrsus C. Play 4. LAURA HELEN DE ANGELIS 583 Laurel Hill Avenue Glee C. 4: Green Lantern Col. 4: Italian C. 4. MARION ANN DEGAN 185 Park View Boulevard ETHEL MARGARET DEINES 21 Calaman Road German C. 3, 4: Glee C. 4: Leader Corps 4. GBABUATING o CLASS o 0F 32 -- JOHN NORMAN DE LUCA 35' Southern Street ,., . ...,., . Baseball Mgr. 2. 3, 4: Green Key 2 3 4 ItalianC '7 3 4 FRANCIS EDWARD DEMPSEY 9 Franklin Avenue Glee C, 3. ERNEST I. DESAUTEL 41 ner Avenue -Z SARAH DI BLASI 67 Paine Avenue Art C. 3, -1: Choir 2, 3: Glee C. 2, 3: Leader Corps 4: Octave 3: Special Chorus 2. ETHEL ISABELLE DI MUCCIO 610 Laurel Hill Avenue Italian C. 3, 4. 1939 RICHARD TALBOT DOLLOFF 50 Turner Avenue HOPE MANNING DONNELLY 178 Bluff Avenue Art C. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowl' ing C. 3: Corridor Com. 2: French C. 4: Golf C. 3: Green Lantern Col. 3: Hi-Tri 3: Leader Corps 4: Riding C. 3: See. of French C. 4: Sr. Cl. Social Com. 45 Tennis C. Z, 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAE DRAKE 10 Lockwood Street Swimming C. 1 LUCY JANE DUCLOS 425 Pontiac Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: Capt. 3: Glee C. 4: Hi'Tri 3: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Leader Corps 43 Riding C. 4: Rifle C. 3, 4: Spanish C. 3, 4. DORIS NANCY DUNLAP 25' Belmont Road Athletic Council 4: Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Cl. Dues Col. 3, 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: French C. 3, 4: Golf C. 3, 4: Green Key Z, 3. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 3: H. R. Sec. 2, 4: Leader Corps 3, 4: Lieutenant Commander 4: Pres. of French C. 4: Riding C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. 1' P 425' CRANSTON o H1611 o scn00L '5 , 4 .33 iw 1 - . 4-K. .115 1939 LEE ROBERT DURLING 26 Hawthorne Avenue Basketball Mgr. 2, 3: Cross Country 3. 4: Glce C. Z, 3, 4: Swimming Team 3. BARBAR LI H EDDY . Cliest L Avenue C ' Gl'e C. 2: Green tern, 4: HifTri 2, 3, 4: istory Rifle C. 3, 4: Traflic ar, 3: , Pres. of History C. 4: R. l. Honor Society. LEONARD EHRENCRONA 184 Lauren.: Street Business Mgr. 3. MILDRED FLORENCE EHRENCRONA 105 Blaclqamore Avenue Basketball 3: German C. 3. 4: Glee C. Z, 3, 4: History C. 3: ltalian C. 3, 4: Latin C. Z: Liader Corps 4: Octave C. 2, 3, 4: Swimming C. 2, 4. ELEANOR JEAN ELIAS 8 Edge Street Glee C. 3, 4: Literary C. 3: Point Com. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. HELEN LOVEJOY ELLIS 27 Harding Avenue Art C. 3, 4: Literary C. 3. 4. DOROTHY SOPHIE EMMA 54 Dunedin Street Italian C. 2, 3, 4: Glee C. 2. GLADYS FARNSWORTH 512 Reservoir Avenue General Mgr. Girls' Basketball 3, 4 Glee C. 4: H. Econ. C. 2: H. R Pres, 2: Italian C. 4: Octave C 2, 3, 4. ALLAN DANA FARRAR 139 Clarendon Street Band 2. 3, 4: Basketball 3: Chem C. 3: Vv'restling 2. 3. FRANK FEIBELMAN 89 Albert Avenue H, R. Sec. 3, 4. Aj' GRADUATING 0 CLASS 0 0F V-1I...i-2 34 GLORIA NANCY FERRI 1269 Cranston Street Bowling 4: Cafeteria Mar. 3: HifTri 4. GEORGE WARREN FISETTE 742 Park Avenue Athletic Com. 2, 3. 4. MARIE KATHRYN FORSTER 35 Calama-nRm1d Bowling C. 3, 4: Glce C 2, 3, 4: Green Lantern Tvnist 4: H. Econ. C. 3, 4: Special Chorus 2, 3, 4. EUGENE JOHN GALLI 30 Wliipple Avenue Italian C, Z, 3, 4. ELAINE KATHERINE GALLIPEAU 87 Greyloclg Avenue Clioir 3: Glee C. 2. 3. 4: Golf Team 3: Point Com. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. 1939 FREDERICK CHARLES GANTNIER 1594 Broad Street Art C. 4: Football Asst. Mgr. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Rifle C. 3. JUNE ELIZABETH GARDINER 91 Legion Wag' Basketball 2: History 2: HifTri 2, 4: Literary C. 3: Swimming C. 4. -IEANETTE ANITA GAUDET 15' Bruolqwood Road Cl. Dues Col. 3: Crunstonizm En' graving Col, 41 Thrift Cash. 2. RUTH ARLENE GAY 194 Grand Avenue H. Econ. 3, 4. JANICE NIIRIAIV1 GIFFORD 24 Cherry Ruud Basketball 2, 3, 4: Frcnch C. 4: HifTri 3: H. R. Sec. 21 H. R. V. Pres.: Leader Corps 3, 4: Riding C. 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4: Thrift C. 2, 3, 4. g . cnANsT0N a HIGH o scnool. +53 35 kk -- VIRGINIA MARY GILMORE 33 Moorland Avenue Glee C. 3: Green Lantern Col. 4: H. Econ. 3, 4: H. R. Sec. 3: Lit' erary C. 3: Swimming C. 4: Thrift Cash. 3. ROLAND WHITNEY GOFF, ja. 13 Hall Place Rifle C. 2: Yacht C. 2, 3, 4. f J, .f,x f .X ff J . 1 . H, VIRGINIA. M RTIS vw GOMERSA H: ii 143 JB3j'Qith Street Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Cluh 2. 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. 3: Thrift Cash. 3. BARBARA ALICE GORTON 24 Holbirrn Avenue AllfStar Team 2, 3, 4: Baskethall 2, 3, 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: Gen. Mgr. of Tennis C. 3: H. R. Sec. 2: Leader Corps 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Tennis C. 3: Thrift Cash. 4: R. I. Honor Society. NANCY ELISBETH COULD 58 Grace Street Art C. 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 41 Cafeteria Mar. 2, 3, 4: Cl. Council 4: Crans. Lit. Bd. 4: German C. 3, 4: Green Lantern Literary Bd. 4: Leader Corps 4: Literary C. 4: Senior Play 4: Stu. Council 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. l 939 ALFRED WILLIAM GOWER 768 Park Avenue I. V. Basketball 3. ANTHONY CHARLES GUDECZAUSKAS 20 Beacon Street HARRY JOSLIN HALL, JR. Silk Street Cafeteria Mar. 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3. MARIE ELIZABETH HALLORAN 123 Lyndon Road Athletic Council 3, 4: Cafeteria Mar. 2, 3, 4: Ch. Cafeteria Com. 3, 4: Cl, Council 2: Court 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Latin C. 2, 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: See. of Athletic Council 4: Riding C. 2. 3, 4: Stu. Council 3, 4: State Del. 3. DOROTHY BELLE HAMMOND 88 Concord Avenue Art C. 3, 4: Cafeteria Mar. 2: Green Lantern Adv. Bd. 4: Thrift Cash. 3: V. Pres. of Thrift Council 3. GRADUATING o CLASS o or ,f . ,gf 36 39..- NORMAN RUSSEL HAMPSON 708 Reservoir Avenue Football 3, 4. BARBARA BACON HARD 138 Albert Avenue Cranstonian Col. 4: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: History 3, 4: Pres. of History C. 4. ALICE MARY HARTIGAN 45' Berwick Lane French C. 3, 4: H. R. Sec. 4: Leader Corps 3, 4: Riding C. 2, 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. FRANCES BARBARA HAWKINS Hope Avenue Ch. of Soc. Com. 4: Choir 3, 4: Dcan's Council 4: Glec C. 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2, 3: Literary C. 3. EVELYN CHARLOTTE HAWKSLEY 89 Eldridge Street Glec C. 2, 3: Literary C. 3. 1939 MILDRED VIOLET HAWKSLEY 782 Pontiac Avenue Bowling C. 3. EDWARD ALLEN HENRY 179 Wondbirle Street Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2. ABBIE MABEL HEWES 159 Paine Avenue Pres. of Swimming C. 4: Swimming C. 3. 4. WILLIAM CARRINGTON HICKS old Plainfield Pike ARTHUR SUMMER HOLDSWORTH Clayville .P ' cnANsT0N o 111611 o SCIIO0L L -- -H3 37 '- 13-f,L...eii 1939 - MAJORIE ELAINE JACKSON Elmdale Road RUTH ELLEN HOWES State Hospital, Howard French C. 4: Literary C. 4. JEROME WARD HOXIE DOROTHEA THERESA JAMES 138 Friendly Road 1344 Elmwood Avenue Tlzyrsus C. 3, 4. HELEN MARGUERITE - HUDSON THEODORE PLACE JANICKI 7 Harbour Terrace 139 Sl! A Choir 3, 4: Glcc C. 2, 3, 4: Rifle - aw venue C. 3, 4, ' ALVIN RAYNOR JOHNSON ANTHONY ERNEST IANNELLI Plainfield Pike 218 Narragansett Street Cr0ssfCountry 4: Track 3, 4. JEAN PATRICIA JACK CARL GUSTAV JOHNSON 347 Webster Avenue n I 231 Dorn: Avenue Glee C. 3, 4: Hi-Tri 4: H. Econ. C. 4: Treas. of Movie Coors C. 4. H- R' PWS- 21 R- I- Honor Society- j ' GRADUATING o CLASS a or a.,J5,j52 -..if 38 y3....- . fn I Mrs' 'lj l Q JOSEPHINE L EY JOHNSON 147 Potter Street History C. 3, 4: HifTri 3, 4: Pres. of Spanish C. 4: Program Com. 4: Rifle C. 3, 4: Spanish C. 3, 4. PETER BURTON JOHNSON 2343 Cranston Street J. V. Football 3. WARREN EDWIN JOHNSON 185 Orchard Street Asst. Baseball Mgr. 3: Business Mgr. of Baseball 2, 3: Green Key Z, 3. ADA MARION JOHNSTON 40 Branch Avenue Basketball 4: Glen C. 2, 3: Swim' ming C, 2, 3. EVELYN LUCY JONES 5' Beech Avenue Basketball 2, 3. 4: Glee C. 2, 3: Leader Corps 4. V tl-A WV 1939 ERNEST LINTON JORDAN 272 Norwood Avenue Asst. Football Mgr. 3: Football Mgr 4: Green Key 3, 4. RAYMOND LEROY JOSEPHSON 108 Caloman Road KATHERINE ELIZABETH KAVANAGH Pontiac Avenue R. I. Honor Society. RITA CLAIRE KEENAN 163 Grace Street Honor Society. l RAYMOND HAROLD f KENDALL 124 Wentufortlw Avenue CRANSTON 0 HIGH I SCHO0L JJ -- Q4 39 J13+--- 2- .... we Glcc C. 3, 4: Thrift Cash. 3: R. I l 939 ALICE ELIZABETH KENNEY 45 Waldron Avenue Corridor Mar. 3: Dean's Council 4: H. R. Sec. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 3: Leader Corps 4: Riding C. 3, 4: Soc. Com. 4: Tennis C. 3, 4: Thrift Cash. 2: Thyrsus C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. Basketball 3, 4: Cl. Soc. Com. 3, 4' BARBARA ANN KERSHAW 292 Pontiac Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowling C. 3, 4: Cl. Dues. Col. 3, 4: French C. 2, 3, 4: HifTri 2. 3. 4: Literary C. 4: Rifle C. 2: Soc. Com. Cl. 4: Spanish C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. MARGARET KOOYMJIAN 1127 Park Avenue Girls' Chorus 3: Glee C. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ASTOR KUZOIAN 691 Pontiac Avenue H. R. Pres. 2, 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. THERESA VIRGINIA KUZOIAN 94 Alhambra Circle Octave C. 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. ,lf JOHN ANGUS KYDD, JR. 78 Albert Avenue OLIVE LANCIA 532 Laurel Hill Avenue HifTri 4. KENNETH LEONARD LANE 13 Netherlands Avenue Glce C. 4. GEORGE LELAND LA PERCHE 108 Grand Avenue CHARLOT FRANCES LARKIN 15' Netherlands Avenue Asst. Thrift Cash. 4: Bowling C. 2: Cranstonian Col. 2. 3: Glee C. 4: Green Lantern Adv. Bd. 2: H. Econ. C. 4: Literary C. 3: Thrift Cash. 2, 3. GBADUATING 0 CLASS O 0F 5,711-,Wg -..gf 40 Ig..- 1939 ROBERT EUCLIDE LAROCQUE i 193 Laurens Street HAROLD GARDNER LEAVER 72 Shirley Boulevard Art C. 2, 3, 4: Golf C. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: H. R. V. Pres. 3: I. V. Basket' ball 2: Thrift Cash. 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS LE DOUX 50 Beech Avenue Football 4: Glee C. 4: H. R. Pres. 3. FREDERICK HAROLD LEIGH 42 Bow Street H. R. V. Pres. 31 Rifle C. 2. RALPH HOWARD LORD, IR. 30 Case Avenue ANGELA GERALDINE MACERA 122 Villa Avenue Bowling C. 3, 4: Glce C. 3, 4: Hi' Tri 4: H. Econ. C. Pres. 3, 4. KENNETH GORDON MACKENZIE 34 Branch Avenue Asst. Basketball Mgr. 2: Cross' Country 3, 4: Cvlec C. 4: Indoor Track 3, 4: Corridor Mar. 4. BIAGIO MICHELE MAGGIACOMO 1560 Cranston Street H. R. Sec. 2: Italian C. 2, 3. FRANK MANCINI 46 Randall Street Glce C. 4. OLIVE VERNA MANLEY 44 Dixwell Avenue Choir 3: Glec C. 3: Octave C. 3 CBANSTON 0 HIGH I SCHO0L I -Mgt 41 G-+.,,...t-13 1939 WILLIAM LOCKE MARCHANT, JR. 30 Hayward Street -I. V. Basketball 3: V. Football 23 Sec. of Rifle C. 2. CYNTHIA MAROUKIAN 70 Melrose Street VIRGINIA MARRA '59 Myrtle Avenue Cafeteria Mar. 2: Cli. of H. R. Com. 2: Choir 3, 4: Glcc C. 2, 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 3, 4. LOUISE FRANCES MARTIN '56 Clarendon Street I Glee C. 2, 4: Green Lantern Col 3: H. R. Src. 3, 4: Tramc Mar. 3, 4. l EARL BICKNELL MASON 381 Nortliup Street I A . HENRY MENZIE MASON 381 Northup Street EVERETT GORDON MATHEWSON 52 Grove Street Baseball 3: Hockey 3, 4. ROBERT EARL MCBRIDE 143 Oakland Avenue Cl. Soc. Com. 3, 4: Glee C. 4: H. R. Pres. 2, 31 H. R. V. Pres. 2: J. V. Football 2: Stu. Council Court 3, 4: Treas. Stu. Council 3: V. Pr s. of Cl. Council 2. CHARLES FREDERICK MCCLOSKEY 38 Marcy Street Cl. Pres. 3: Court 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: Pres, of Stu. Council 4: Stu. Council 2, 3, 4: Stu. Counf cil Del. 2, 3: Tennis 2: Thvrsus C. 3: Traflic Mar. 2. 3. 4: V. Pres. of HifY 4: Yacht C. 3. ALBERT JAMES MACDONALD 1077 Pontiac Avenue I GRADUATING o CLASS o 0F 9-Q -A -'El 42 JANE ELIZABETH MCGARRY 979 Parl-j Aiieriue Girls' Leader Corps 4: Glce C. 3, 4: Golf C. 3, 4: Italian C. 3, 4: Pres. of Italian C. 3: Soc. Coin. Ch. 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. HARRIET JORDAN MCOSCAR Zl Wfrodbivie Street Bowling C. 3, 4: Golf C. 3, 4: Hi' Tri 2, 3, 4: H. R, Pres. 3: Leader Corps 4: Spanish C. 2, 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. DONALD FREDERICK MELLOR I6 Essex Street Corridor Mar. 2: Football 4: Glee C. 4: HifY 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4: J. V. Baskfthall 2. HAROLD EDMUND MILLER. JR. 31 Rolfe Street J. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basket' hall 3, 4: Chorus 2: Glee C. 2, 3: Golf 3, 4: History C. 4: Track 2. ALGER MITCHELL 7 Cleveland Avenue Art C. Z, 3: Clec C. 2, 3: Octave C, 3: Orch, 2, 3, 4. 1939 ALIICE ROSE MORIN 18 Howard Street Basketball 2, 3: Bowlivg C. I: Clee C. 2, 3. DORIS ALICE MORROCCO 65 Sherwood Street Choir 4: Girls' Leader Corps 4: Glce C. 3, 4. WILLIAM IOSEPH MULHEARN, ,lR. 162 Laureris Street Art C. 4: Cleo C. 4: H. R. Pres. 3: H. R. V. Pres. 3: Indoor Track 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4. ..,1 5 ELAINE MARIE MURPHY I8 Scott Street i I MARGARET MARY MURPHY 973 Reservoir Avenue Bowling C. 2, 3: Clec C. 2, 3, 4, Riding C. 3, 4. .!' cnANsTON o HIGH o SClIO0L pi lf? '- 'Ms-.. Dean's Council 4: Leader Corps 4: Literary C. 3, 4: Spanish C. 3, 4. BARBARA MAE MURRAY ll Doylston Drive Art C. 4: Bowling C. 3, 4: Girls' Glcc C. 2, 3, 4: Leader Corps 4. CHARLES NARCISSO 36 Luther Street EARLEAUGUSHNENASON, Jn 39 Friendly Road Football 3: Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Intcrclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4: R. I. Honor Society. RUSSELL MIILTON NELSON 126 Garden Street Basketball Mgr. 2: Interclass Basket' ball 2, 3. ROBERT CURTIS NICHOLS 63 Oakland Avenue Biology C. 2, 3: Cranstonian Col. 2: Cross Country 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 3: V. Basketball 2: Track 3. 4. .Pr y 1939 .,,: X RUTH ANN NOBLE 87 Grand Avenue All'Star Team 3: Basketball 2, 3 41 Bowling C. 2: French C. 4: Hi Tri 3: H. R. Sec. 2: Italian C. 3, 4 Leader Corps 4: Riding C, 3, 4 Soc. Com. 3, 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4 NJ J EL E HELEN ORDAHL .f 11 eservoi Avenue xi RFB. it r ry C. 4: erman C. 3, 4 C. 4. 1 dl , f FREDERICK WILLIAM CYCONNELL 124 Auburn Street Assoc. Ed. of Green Lantern 4: Green Lantern Col. 2: Hockey 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 4: I. V. Football 2: Tennis 3, 4: Thrift Council 3: V. Pres. of Athletic Council 43 R. I. Honor Society. GEORGE KENNETH OLSON 265 Woodbine Street MARI IQPAGLIARINI 3 antic Avenue Ban , , 3,- 4: Choir 2, 3: Cra t i Co 4: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: Or . ,' 3: . of Band 3, 4: Spe Alztilfi nd 3, 4: Wresf fun? . -- x i ,X N Xlff N xx., uf GRADUATING I CLASS O 0F 'fir' SALVATORE PALIOTTO '13 Matlrezvson Street Baseball 2: Football Z, 3: Trail! 23 Vv'restling Y., 3. CAROLINA PALMACCIO 14 Knight Street Glcc C. 3. 4: Italian C. 3, 4. 19 Fle , ...I ALFRED HORACE PEDRO 76 Princess Avenue Baseball I. ' rt fylw' CHARLES GLICERIO JOHN PERRINO 1014 Park Avenue Football 2: Glee C. 4: Italian C. 4. l 939 WILLIAM SANBOR PERRY, JR. 9 Fruxt Street Baseball 3. KATHERINE ESTHER PESCOSOLIDO 93 Eldridge Street Asst. Col. ol' Green Lantern 3: Bowling C. 3, 4: Glec C. 3: Green Lantern Col. 3: Green Lantern Typist 4: H. Econ. C, 3, 4. MARIA PEZZA 64 A Street H. Econ. 3, 4. NORMA CONSTANCE PFAFFKO 60 Dixwell Avenue Girls' Glce C. 3: Leader Corps 43 Thrift Cash. 4: R. l. Honor Socicty. EVERETT ANTHONY PHILLIPS 168 Wrrrvdbxure Street Cor. Mar. 2. 3: Football 4: Hockey Z, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: jr. H1'Y 2. CRANSTON a HIGH o SClIO0L 45 Jaw- w.g..r2 SUZANNE ESTELLE PLACE 7 Scituate Avenue H. Econ. C. 3, 4: Movie Critics' C. 4. eC r veC l If -, l 'I GLEN ID LLA PKQVIPTON I i I. il oad i 32 le . 2, 3, 4: 15: ' I L . . 3, 4. V RICHARD HAMILTON POSSNER 706 Reservoir Avenue Leader Corps 2: Rifle C. 3: Track 2, 3. BARBARA ELIZABETH POTTER 2 Maple Street Glee C. 2, 3, 4: Movie Critics' C. 4. RUTH NANCY RANKINE R. F. D. No. 2, North Scituate Cb. Soc. Com. 4: Ch, Sunshine Com. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Dean's Council 4: Sec. of D'zm's Council 4: Glce C. 2. 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 2, 3: HifTri 3, 4: Octave C. 4: Spanish C. 3, 4: Thrift Cb. 2, 4, WINNIFRED SHIRLEY RAWLINSON 26 Midler Street Basketball 3: Bowling C. 4: Hi-Tri 4: Literary C. 3: R. I. Honor Society. CLINTON ELLSWORTH REDSTONE 506 Oalqlawn Avenue Green Key 2, 3: I. V. Basketball 23 Mgr. of Basketball 3: Mgr. of Foot' ball 3: Orch. 1, 2, 3. ffl , if any I TRYON RICH 15 Woodbine Street Girls' Rifle C. 2, 3, 4: HifTri 2. 3. 4: Pres. of HifTri 4: Sec. of Hi'Tri 2: Thrift Council 3. ALDEN NYSTROM RITTMAN 2154 Broad Street CrossfCountry 4: Thrift Cash. 3: Track 4. PHYLLIS ADELE ROBINSON 139 Colonial Avenue Cl. Dues Col. 3: Green Lantern Adv. Bd. 4: Green Lantern Col. 3. GRADUATING 0 CLASS I 0F st ..... is 46 ROLAND FRANKLIN ROBINSON. JR. 101 'Turner Avenue ALBERT WILLIAM ROGERS 49 Marden Street Golf C. 2, 3: I-LY 2. 3, 4: H. R. Prcs. 2, 4: V. Basketball 2: V. Football 3: Leader Corps 3. 4: Football 4: V. Pres. of Leader Corps 4: Wrestliig 3, 4. ELSIE MARIE RONZIO 116 Maman Street FRANK ALBERT RONZIO 116 Mauran Street Hockcy 4. LIBERATO TABER RUSSO 21 BL L'CTlCy Street 1939 ROSE SAHACIAN 728 Pontiac Avenue Cranstonian Col. 3: Crzinstonian Typist 4: Glcc C. 2. 3. 4: Grccn Lantern Col. 3: Grccn Lantern Typ' ist 4: Hi-Tri 4: H. Econ. C. 4: Lib. Circlc 3: Movie Gocrs C. 4: Riflc C. 3, 4: Sec. of Nlovic Gocrs C. 4: Thrift Casliicr 4. MARY VIRGINIA SAILLANT ll Wlic'eler Avenue Tennis C. 2. 3. FLORA PEARL SALISBURY 706 Dyer Avenue Cranstonian Col. 3: Crzmstonian Typist 4: H. Econ. C. 2. 3, 4: Point Com. 3, 4. . 5 L' S S 3- ' 9 AIIMON f' 'Eerrace asc , 1' ' . . . ourt i , 3, 4: Football , f C. : Ho ey' 2, , 4: ac , Tra ar. 2, , . EDWARD PARKER SAWIN 70 Lexington Avenue Biology C. 2: Cafeteria Mar. 2: Cl. Council 2, 3: H. R. Pres. 2: Jr. Hi-Y 3: V. Baseball 2: J. V. Basketball 2: Stu. Council 3. 4: Stu. Council Social Com. 3, 4: Traffic Mar. 3, 4. CBANSTON I HIGH I SCHO0L I ,gf 47 tg..- f-4 .... Qe-7 NORENE BARBARA SCANLON 191 Bayview Avenue Bowling C. 35 Glee C. 3, 4: H. Econ. C. 2, 3, 43 Riding C. 3, 4: Swimming C. 2. GRACE SCHENCK 119 Villa Avenue Bowling C. 43 HifTri 4: H. Econ. C. 4. ANN CARLETON SCHNEIDER 11 Graysonia Drive Dcz1n's Council 3, 4. BETTY ELIZA SEARLE Hope, R. F. D. Seven Mile Road Band 2, 3, 4: Orch. Z, 3, 4. MARY ELLA SEARLE . Hope, R. F. D. Seve i oa Orch. 2 3, . !'. HENRY WALTER SEPE 1748 Cranston Street Basehall Mgr. 3, 4: Green Key 3, 4. HELEN IRENE SHERMAN 28 Frances Avenue Bowling C. 4: French C. 4: Glee C. 3: History C. 4: HifTri C. 4: Lit- erary C. 4: Rifle C. 4. BENJAMIN KINGSLEY SMITH 50 Melveen Avenue Cl. Council 3, 4: Cross Country 4: H. R. Pres. 3, 4: Yacht C. 3. FRANK STEPHEN SPARKS 178 Arnold Avenue Interclass Basketball 2, 3. TYRUS ROBERT SPINELLA 29 B Street Baseball Asst. Mgr. 2: Baseball Mgr. 3: Corridor Mar. 2, 3, 4: French C. 3: Football Asst. Mgr. 2: Football Mgr. 3: Head Mgr. of Boys' Athletics 43 Jr. Hi-Y Treas. 25 Sr. HifY 3, 4: Sec. of Hi'Y 4. Tm GBADUATING o CLASS o or :Z ff ., 3 ..... fa JANE ELIZABETH STEIMER 1 Stratford Road Banking Com. 3: Corridor Com. 3, 4: French C. 3, 4: Leader Corps 43 Riding C. 2, 3, 4. CLINTON GUY STEVENSON 169 Bartlett Avenue ALAIN VIRGINIA SWEENEY 85' Armington Street Bowling C. 3, 4: Glee C. 3: Green Lantern Adv. 3, 4: HifTri 4g H. Econ. C. 3, 4: Sec. of H. Econ. C. 4: Literary C. 3. ROBERTA MARY SWEENEY 38 Bow Street Bowling C. 3: Glee C. 3, 4: HifTri 4: H. Econ. C. 3: Literary C. 3. FRANK TANZI 24 .Queen Street Baseball 3, 4. 1939 EVELYN ANNIE TEDFORD 126 Turner Avenue Glcc C. 4. EDWARD LAW THOMAS 136 Armington Street Yacht C. 2, 3. 4. WILLIAM GEORGE THOMPSON 75 Legion Way Art C. 3, 4: Chemistry C. 3: H. R Pres. 2: H. R. V. Pres. lg jr. Prom Com. 3: V. Basketball 2. 3 Tennis 2, 4: Varsity Basketball 4 JESSIE MAY TRAYNER Main Street, Fislqc-ville Cranstonian Col. 45 H. R. Pres. 'V MARGARET ELIZABETH TRUDEAU 130 Clarendon Street French C. 4. , is 4 CRANSTON o HIGH o SCIl00L -'SEI 49 13+ M ' fr GERTRUDE ELIZABETH TUCKER 402 Pontiac Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: French C. 3, 4: HifTri 2, 3: Leader Corps 3, 4: Riding C. 4: Rifle C. 3, 4: Spanish C. 3, 4: Stu. Council Social Com. 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. EDWARD ALDEN TULLIE 104 Westward Avenue DOROTHY ALICE VALENTINE 76 Burnside Street Bowling C. 3, 4: Spani'h C. 4: Treas. 4. r RICHARD ANTHONY VIEWEG 28 Cedar Street Baseball 2. AUDREY MAUDE GRACE VIVIAN 1971 Cranston Street Basketball 2, 3, 4: French C. 2, 3, 4: I-IifTri 2, 3: Leader Corps 4: Rifle 'C. 2, 3, 4: Spanish C. 3, 4: Top Sergeant 3. 3' l l f Qs. ..,.. ANDREW WALLACE, IR. 226 Beckwith Street Cranstonian Col. 2: Glee C. 3, 4: Green Lantern Col. 2. JOHN JOSEPH WARD, JR. 41 Glen Avenue Cafeteria Mar. 2, 3, 4: Ch. of Cafeteria Mar. 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 2: V. Football 2: Varsf ity Football 3, 4: Stu. Council 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4. NORMAN RAYMOND WARREN 75 Appleton Street Biology C. 3, 4. DOROTHEA MARIE WEIGAND 59 Weston Avenue Bowling C. 3, 4: Cranstonian Col. 2: HifTri 4: H. R. Sec. 2: H. R. Pres. 3. CLARE EDITH WHALEN 19 Salisbury Court All-Star Team 3: Basketball 2, 3: French C. 4: H. R. Sec. 2: Riding C. 3, 4: Social Com. Ch. 4: Swim- ming C. 2, 3: Tennis C. 3, 4. it GRADUATING o CLASS o 0F WILLIAM GODDARD WHEAWILL 99 Oakland Avenue Biology C. 2. EVERETT DANIEL WHEELER 93 First Avenue VIRGINIA NOVELLA WHITE 119 Norton Avenue HOPE EVELYN WHITING 2100 Cranston Street Glce C. 3, 45 Literary C. 4. RALPH CONANT WICKS 14 Mason Avenue Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Hi'Y 3, 4: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Jr. HifY 23 V. Pres. of Jr. Hi-Y 3. 1939 ,QQ B. FRANKLIN WILBOUR 21 Denver Avenue Assembly Com. 45 Bus. Mgr. of Cranstonian 43 Court Attorney 43 Green Lantern Lit. Bd. 4: R. I. Honor Society. KATHRYN FRANCES WILLIAMS 2149 Broad Street WALTER NORRIS WILLIAMS 74 Wdyld71d Avenue JOHN HENRY WINTER 27 Arlington Avenue Football 2: Glee C. 2: Hockey 35 H. R. V. Pres. 4. MARJORIE ANN WINTER 68 Clijfdale Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4: Glcc C. 2, 3, 45 Green Lantern Col. 2. .4-N cnANs'1'0N o HIGH e scIl00L V551 -if 51 +3+-- T ta ANTHONY VENTETUOLO 1939 IRENE MARIA WYLIE 43 Villa Avenue Glee C. 3, 4, Golf C. 3, 4g H Econ. 3, 4: Octave C. 3, 4: Treas. of H. Econ. C. 3, 4. FLORENCE AGNES ZANELLA 656 Atwood Avenue V EVERETT ROGER MORETTI 68 Cleveland Avenue ALDEN HART BUTLER 298 Claredon Street Boys' Leader Corps 4. WALTER KARL ROLLE ALAN BURGESS DRAPER 941 Park Avenue 78 Massasoit Avenue H. R. V. Pres. 3. Chemistry C. 3, 4g R. I. Honor Society. HERBERT BODEN SCHWARZ GEORGE ARNOLD LEVY 1876 Broad Street 162 Montgomery Avenue Art C. 2, 3, 4: H. R. Sec. 2, 3: H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3: Swimming C. 3: Tennis Team 2: Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. LOUIS JOSEPH LOMBARDI 18 Meadow Avenue Baseball 2, 3: H. R. V. Pres. 2. EUGENE JOSEPH MELONE 224 Beckwith Street Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWSON JAMES MITCHELL 338 Doric Avenue Glee C. 3, 4: Swimming Team 3. M Street Boxing 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3. JAMES A. S. WHITING, JR. 73 Villa Avenue Biology C. 4: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. V. Pres. 3. GLORIA MARIE YAPPELLI 155' Legion Way Literary C. 2. GRADUATING I CLASS O 0F ,gf 52 1939 AUTUGBAPI-IS ' '70 -ffvwd 4,7fQ1,,,,J, u nr jdtawc I 554,041 CRANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L -..gf 53 1939 Qrophecg ofgune Glass o 1939 My dear Mr. Taylor, E are now here in Honolulu, spending a few very enjoyable weeks as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCloskey. Mrs. McCloskey is the former Jane Steimer. Charley, you know, is managing the 195' 0 Hawaiian World's Fair. We would like to review our journey for you, for we think you would be interested. We left Hillsgrove Airport, which, by the way, is being managed by the very capable Frank Feibelf man. Our pilot to Newark was Pete Gantnier, and our stewardess, Laura Bayan. To our surprise we found as fellow passengers Howard Anderson, Norman Hampson, Elaine Gallipeau, Bertha Coningford, Katherine Pescosoledo, Flora Salisbury, and Ray Cicchetti. Ray was en route to a Banker's Convention at Philadelphia, where he was to join Bill Rietzel and Bill Wheaf will, both of the National Banker's Association. At Newark we changed planes for San Francisco. Our new pilot was Stan Arnold. We were accompanied as far as Chicago by Al Gower, Joe Cantagallo, Russell Nelson, John Perf rino, and George Olson. After leaving Chicago, things ran along very smoothly until we were forced down on Earl Brown's ranch in Nevada. While our trusty mechanic, Lawson Mitchell, repaired the damage, we had an opportunity to talk to Earl and a few of his cowhands, Franklin Wilbour, Leonard Ehrencrona, Jim Keck, Everett Wheeler, and Ernie Desautel. Earl told us that Bill Bode ran a general store nearby, and Anthony Gudeczauskas owned the local barber shop. We bade the boys goodbye, and arrived without further incident at San Francisco. Since our boat wasn't due to leave till the next afternoon, we decided upon a sightseeing tour of Hollywood. john Kydd drove our bus and Frances Dempsey served as barker. There on your left, announced Francis, is the famous Marchant Movie Studio, which features such world famous stars as Francis Battey, Fred Leigh, Francis Davies, and Jean Jack. Director Charles Narcisso is finally completing Gone With The Wind with Gert Tucker as Scarlett O'Hara, and Bill Rogers as Rhett Butler. Our bus stopped at one of Nancy Babbitt's famous hot dog stands, where we were served by Carlo Colozzi and Tom Carnevale. Tom informed us that the fleet, under Admirals Blake and Goff, had dropped anchor in San Francisco Bay. The Girl Mariners, headed by Connie Brown and Helen Sherman, were to conduct a tea for a few of the officers. Lieutenants LaPerche and Possner, Ensign Viewig, and Captain Everett Phillips were among the honored guests. The next afternoon if Ernie Jordon hadn't come to our rescue with his speedy cab, we would have missed the boat. just as we arrived at the dock, Biagio Maggiacomo and Eugene Galli were pulling up the gang plank. Captain Henry Budlong and first mate Dana Farrar chided us for being so late, and Steward Alden Rittma nn led us to our cabins. GRADUATING O CLASS O 0F RLG-32 -..ggi 54 Bs..- 1939 At dinner that evening, we were joined by Anna Castergine, Marguerite Connelly, Lillian Castrovellari, and Elaine Murphy, teachers at Helen Hudson's finishing School for Young Ladies. They told us that they were on the way to the University of Shanghai to take a summer course conducted by Professor Clint Redstone, assisted by Louis Lombardi. Dinner was served by waiter Bill Thompson, who told us that the chef was Liberato Russo. After dinner we danced to the music of Ida May Cooney's allfgirl orchestra, which featured Norma Pfaifko and Virginia White as vocalists. Other members of the orchestra were Caro- lyn Anderson, Beatrice Collemer, Phyllis Robinson, Olive Manley, and Margaret Kooymjian, Jessie Traynor, and Norine Scanlon. The floor show included such artists as Margie Burgess and Harold Miller, famous tapfdancing team, and Everett Moretti's chorus with Majorie jack' son, Grace Bellows, Evelyn Hawksley, Jeanette Gaudet, Barbara Murray and Elnore Nordahl. The next morning we had a fire drill under the direction of boatswain Joe LeDoux. We all had to don Henry Sepe's patented Life Preservers. After this test we had a swim in the ship's pool where Edward Henry and Albert McDonald were lifefguards. Here Jack Winter and Dot Dale, ex-Olympic stars, gave a swimming exhibition. They were accompanied by their aquatic group including Clare Whalen, Barbara Gorton, Bessie Crabtree, William Perry, and Ken MacKenzie. Later we played volley ball with jackie Crowell, Eleanor Elias, Audrey Vivian, Helen Ellis, Nancy Dunlap, Marion Degnan, Ethel Deines, Harriet McOscar, Ruth Howes, and Jo Johnson. In the middle of the game the ball was lost overboard. Looking over the side, we were horri- fied to see that Miss McOscar was still hanging on to it. Sal Palliotto proved to be the hero of the day, diving over to rescue Harriet. We entered Pearl Harbor five days later, and were greeted at the pier by Pinky Salmon, the mayor of Honolulu. Their Chamber of Commerce, headed by Bill Sullivan and including Benny Smith, Herby Schwarz, Frank Tanzi, and Norman Warren were also on board to welcome us. As we drove along the main street in Andy Wallace's rickshaw, we noticed a W. P. A. project No. 6,000,000,002, putting up snow fences, with John Ward as foreman. Among John's workers were Gordon Yeoman, Walter Williams, Norman Whiting, Tony Venetuelo, and Ed Tulli. Bill pointed out the home of Ty Spinella, who with Booty Stevenson had developed quite a business of exporting pineapples. They appear back home as Frank Sparks' Delicious Brand. Stopping at Bob Kuzoian's souvenir shop, we bumped into Donald Mellor, Ev Mathewson, and Frog McBride. They said they had come to the islands with Bill Mulhearn and Walter Rolle to do a little pearl diving. We had to leave these friends, however, as we had phoned Charley to meet us in half an hour at Winnie Rawlinson's TeafRoom, where Nancy Rankine and Lillian Christy were head waitresses. Charley's liveried chauffeur, Earl Mason, and his footman, Henry Mason, soon ap' peared with the new Higgins Vfeight. We greeted our old friend Pres very cordially. With Charlie were two of his house guests, Doris Allen and Jim Armstrong. Jim is a senior partner in Armstrong, Draper, Crompton, and Crump Manufacturing Co., and was in the islands for a few weeks' vacation. CRANSTON O HIGH I SCHO0L --Q-ef 55 sb- sua 1939 En route to Charley's plantation, we stopped at the villa of American Consul Lee Durling. Lee, and his aides, Henry Colvin and Richard Dolloff, oversee the administrative function of the territory. It seemed that Lee was to entertain some of his American friends at a clambake that evening, and we were invited to stay. Bake'master John DeLuca served clams, selected and dug by Fred O'Connell, to Hope Barrie, Gladys Burns, Florence Zanella, Catherine Coleman, Marie Halloran, and Florence Cunha, all traveling in an equestrienne show. We finally arrived at Charley's, and were admitted by gatefkeeper Harry Hall. We were greeted from across the lawn by the gardener, Frank Cromwell, and farther on we could see Rocky Conklin tending his stable. We were greeted at the door by Jimmy Cole, head butler, whose staff included Anilda Buonanno, cookg Clara D'Arezz0, housekeeper, Laura DeAngelis and Gloria Ferri, maids. While away, Charley had had an invitation from George Fisette, manager of the Old Hawaii Theatre, to attend the opera that evening. We dressed immediately. When we arrived at the theatre, doorman Bill Carlson assisted us from the automobile. Barbara Kershaw was selling tickets to a large crowd. George met us at the door and Bob Nichols, head usher, showed us to our seats. To our surprise, seated in front of us were Helen Parillo, Suzanne Place, Barbara Potter, Angela Macera, and Gloria Yappelli, who confessed they were studying for the opera themselves. We didn't have time for further conversation because orchestra conductor Mario Paglarini was leading the boys into the overture. We saw that the concert master was none other than Eugene Melone, and Hap Palmer was comet soloist. The curtain rose on La Boheme, in which the part of Mimi was being sung by Barbara Hawkins. Her leading man was Alden Butler, and the supporting cast included Dorothea Weigand, Grace Schenk, Virginia Gomersall, Ethel DiMuccio, Virginia Marra, All Pedro, Robert Larocque, jim Whiting, and George Levy. Between the acts we met Barbara Eddy, Sarah DiBlasi, Shirley Drake, and Carolina Palmaccio, escorted respectively by George Came' ron, Roland Robinson, Ray Kendall, and Ray Josephson. After the performance, we went backstage and saw stage manager Warren Johnson talking to Olive Lancia and Kenny Lane, understudies. Technical engineers Arthur Holdsworth and Ward Hoxie were busily clearing the stage. After leaving the theatre, we stopped for refreshments at the Hawaiian Howard ,Iohnson's which is managed by Carl Johnson. The hostess was Abbie Hewes, and some of her waitresses were Rita Keenan, Kay Kavanaugh, Margie Winter, Claire Coty, Margaret Crowley and Hope Whiting. We rose early the next morning to pay our first visit to the fair. We were besieged by rickshaw boys, Ted Janicki and Alvin Johnson, but we preferred to walk. Our first stop was at the Building of Fine Arts, where we reviewed an exhibition conducted by Glennis Plympton. It consisted of many works by Gardner Leaver and Elsie Ronzio, painters, and Jane McGarry and Ruth Noble, sculptors. Next we visited the Scientific Building where we were attracted by the exhibits of Ralph Lord and Co., manufacturers of the famous Lord Vacuum Cleaner. Among the many inter- GRADUATING I CLASS O 0F ,W Eg -..ggf 56 Ha..- 1939 esting features were the models of modern trains designed by Frank Ronzio, prominent member of Carl Carlson's Institute of Technology. Strolling down the midway, we encountered Dorothy Emma, Helen Curren, Alice Harti' gan, Barbara Hard, and Kathryn Williams, who were on the way to the home economics building, and so we followed them. After a tour of the building, we attended the Carberry Stove Company's cooking exhibit. Lillian Burke, Olive Belair, and Margaret Bartolomeo were giving a cake demonstration, using Marjorie Saillant's Fluff Puff Flour. Nancy Gould, Virginia Good' by, Dorothy Valentine, Irene Wylie, and Evelyn Tedford served the spectators with samples of these cakes. In another room we found Rose Sahagian demonstrating Alain Sweeney's new sewing mach' ine. There was also a fashion show going on, with clothes designed by the famous Searle sisters. The models were Dot Anthony, Roberta Mackle, Lucy Duclos, Hope Donnelly, Ann Schneider, Louise Martin, Dot Hammond, Myrtle Rich, Virginia Gilmore, Alice Morin, and Janice Gifford. Viewing the show were Doris Morrocco, Margaret Murphy, Maria Pezza, Ada Johnson, Doro- thea James, and Cynthia Maroukian, all Parisian buyers who were sponsoring the show. For lunch we dropped in at Charlot Larkin's restaurant on the midway. Gladys Farnsworth, Evelyn Jones, Arthur Anderson, and Ernie Bottomley, all of whom worked somewhere at the fair, were seated at the table behind us. Reappearing on the midway, we ran into Ed Ashcroft and Mildred Ehrencrona, who were ref turning from the agricultural exhibit. They told us that Bill Hicks, Anthony Iannelli, and Peter Johnson had experimental grass plots there, and Bill Bennett, Edward Sawin, Alger Mitchell. and Frank Mancini were demonstrating new farm machinery. We ended our day's visit at the medical center where Monica Colgan, Elaine Cook, Mildred Hawksley, Ruth Gay, June Gardner, Marie Forster, and Roberta Sweeney were nurses, practicf ing under the direction of Dr. Ralph Wicks. We are back at Charley's now where we first began to write this letter to you. We hope that you have enjoyed reading this epistle as much as we have delighted in writing it. It cerf tainly proves that this is a small world, doesn't it? Most sincerely, ALICE KENNY, EDXVARD THOMAS, EARLE NASON, chairman. CRANSTON O HIGH I SCHO0L 1939 Q-Q M OFFICERS W-JANUARY, 1940 Lrfi tu Right: Ostcrlund, Treas,g Budlnng, Soc. Com. C114 Pclchut, Scary Kershaw V. Pvcxg Dwycr, Pres, BA CLASS OFFICERS JUNE, 1940 Lrft to Right: Dingce. Soc. Com, Chg Vv'l1itc, Treas., Di Prctc. V. Presg Bank. S6415 Slwrnrxn, Prex. GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F ---xif 58 kk-W 1939 '1 3B CLASS OFFICERSfjANUARY, 1941 Left to Right: Henry Allard, Tveasg Balcom, Seng Goodchild, Soc. Com. Chg Maclile V. P'fes.g Herbert Allard, Pres. IN MEMORIAM WALTER ANDERSON Class of June 1940 February 9, 1922 f March 29, 1939 CRANSTON 0 HIGH O SCHO0L -..gif 59 ACTIVITIES Q 2 Q W 1 n '44, Jw' ., 93+ fjl Fi. .- 1939 WNFR ld Y Y v I-. ,A , I , -::,G fB.,1,E,, , ,..g I.. ,,V, , ,,,, . 3 IJ - v .. 1 f H ' :. 85' My '3 -' ' Q,r,3'5f -' 11 i:Q.5-ff-, I f -,. ' I . . .,, .. ,,.f , I 3 C I. S 5 WP ld? .IES W A DI I 1551 gx I ', F.- 2?- ' Rhode Lgslanc! Honor ociety All students who at the beginning of their senior year have an average scholarship rank of 85 per cent or over for all previous work and who possess the other necessary qualifications of character, service, and helpful leadership shall be eligible for membership. FEBRUARY CLASS RUTH ELIZABETH ANDERSON ROBERT CHARLES BARNINGHAM NATHALIE TILLINGHAST CALDWELL ANNET1'A EDWARDS LOUIS ANTHONY FAZZANO HARRY KHOROUGHIAN GRAY, JR. KENNETH BURTON HAZARD EMILY LOUISE KENYON RAYMOND HAROLD LARSON ALMA RUTH LAWTON GLADYS EVELYN LERICHE GLADYS AUGUSTA LIL JENDAHL HELEN ELIZABETH OSTERLUND EARL GEE PAGE, JR. MARY THERBSA PATI VIRGINIA HENDERSON SMITH ERNEST NELSON SWANSON ELEANOR LOUISE WEISNER JUNE CLASS ARTHUR EVALD ANDERSON JAMES GRANT ARMSTRONG, JR. NANCY HARE BABBITT HOPE KAROLINA BARRIE JAMES FRANCIS BATTEY LAURA VIXLERIA BAYAN GRACE VIRGINIA BELLOXVS JOHN HOLLAND BLAKE CONSTANCE ELIZABETH BROWN CARL OSC.AR CARLSON ELEANOR JEAN ELIAS ELAINE KATHERINE GALLIPE.AU VIRGINIA WALKER GOODBY BARBARA ALICE GORTON NANCY ELISBETH GOULD CARL GUSTAN JOHNSON KATHERINE ELIZABETH KAVANAC JAMES MOULTON KECK H RITA CLAIRE KEBNAN ALICE ELIZABETH KENNEY ANTHONY SALVATORE CECE BEATRICE ELINOR COLLEMER FRANK REYNOLDS CROMWELL, JR. STUART FAULKNER CRUMP ALAN BURGESS DRAPER DORIS NANCY DUNLAP BARBARA ELIZABETH EDDY BARBARA ANN KERSHAW ROBERT ASTOR KUZOIAN EARLE AUGUSTINE NASON, JR. FREDERICK WILLIAM O'CONNELL NORMA CONSTANCE PFAFFKO WINIFRED SHIRLEY RAWLINSON WILLIAM HEALY SULLIVAN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILBOUR, JR. inf GBADUATING O CLASS 0 0F I-a..,..s2 --.gf 62 Ja..- 1939 CRANSTON IAN BOARD Third Row: Swanson, Armstrong, Nason, Vsfard, Russell, Posner, Gray. Second Row: Carlson, Olson, Goodhy, Gould, Connelly, Dunlap, Liljendalil, Arm' strong, Blake. First Row: Salisbury, Sahagian, Hazard, Keck, Vv'ilhour, Gorton. Davies. Audrey Armstrong James Armstrong William Carlson Marguerite Connelly Ruth Anderson john Blake Helen Olson ranstonian Qoarcf EditorfirifCl1ief j.xMizs M. Kung Associate Editor KENNETH HAZARD Business llflariager B. FRANKLIN WILB OUR Assistant Editors Frances Davies Nancy Dunlap Virginia Goodhy Nancy Gould Business Staff Gladys Liljendahl Earle Nason, Jr. Richard Possner Clerical Staff Flora Salisbury Faculty Miss Ethel Kelley, Chairman Mr, CBANSTON O HIGH -A 44 63 Harry Gray Barhara Gorton Ernest Swanson Howard Russell john Wzlrd Rose Sahagian Wailter Sweenor, Business I SCll00L E. ,1 ll Y-Q ..., .N 1939 STUDENT COUNCIL 'Third Row: Watkins, Crump, Blake, Ward, Miller, Jerome, White. Second Row: Gould, Mackle, De Nuccio, Palmer, Hedison, Rusk, Rames, Sherman, Armstrong, Goodhy. First Row: Pelchat, Halloran, Bak, Rehfuss, Sullivan, McCloskey, Newton, Dwyer, Wright, Pincler, Gallipcau, Anthony. Stfudent ounct The purpose of this association is the promotion, supervision, and regulation of student activities and interests. CHARLES MCCLOSKEY, President WILLIAM SULLIVAN, VicefPresident JEAN NEWTON, Secretary DONALD DNVYER, Treasurer JAMES KECK, Assembly Committee MARION WRIGHT, Social Committee GARLAND WATKINS, Athletic Committee RAYMOND JEROME AND DAVID HEDISON, 'Traffic Committee HERBERT SHERMAN AND STUART CRUMP, Corridor Committee WILLIAM MASTROBUONO, EUGENE RAMES, MARIE l'lAI.LORAN AND JOHN WARD, Cafeteria Committee ELAINE GALLIPEAU, Point Committee Miss VERA L. MILLIKEN, Adviser Class Delegates Audrey Armstrong QP. GJ John R. Miller Q4-BJ Louise Anthony QZAJ Francis Battey flu. CJ Viola Bak f3AJ Fred Hadfield QZAJ Nancy Gould f4AJ Russell White QSAJ Marion Rehfuss f2BJ John Blake f4AJ Betty Mackle OBJ William De Nuccio f2BJ Stella Pelchat Q4-BJ John Rusk OBJ Honorary Members Virginia Goodhy Helen Osterlund Louise Pincler Robert McBride Henry Palmer Edward Sawin GBADUATING 0 CLASS O 0F -msgf 64 1939 STUDENT COU NCIL COURT Second Row: Wilbour, Sullivan, Blake, Lockwood, Jerome, Keck, Sherman. First Row: Pfalfko, Newton, Babbit, McCloskey, Osterlund, Gorrie, Gallipeau, Elias. Student ' Gouncil Court The purpose of the Student Council Court is to educate the students of court proceedings and to give the violators of cafeteria and traflic offenses a just trial. It also serves to teach the students a sense of fair play and responsibility. Helen Gorrie, Clerk Charles F. McCloskey, judge Eleanor Elias Nancy Babitt james Keck William Sullivan, V. Pres. Donald Dwyer, 4B Treas. Jean Newton, Sec. Eugene Rames CRANSTON Steno gmphers Norma Pfaffko Elaine Gallipeau Court Attorneys Francis Battey Franklin Wilbour Iurymen john Blake, 4A Herbert Sherman, SA Herbert Allard, SB Cafeteria Committee William Mastrobuoimo 'Traffic Committee Raymond Jerome Deputy Irving Lockwood Adviser Mr. Sawin O HIGH 0 SCHO0L -Mer 55 E..- ji-2 1939 GREEN LANTERN Third Row: Di Prete, MacDonald, Nason, Crump, Brine, Fazzano. Second Row: Weisner, George, Gould, Tesavis, Schiano, Barrie. First Row: Whiting, Holgate, Sullivan, Editor-infCl1iefg Mr. Linnane, Business Adviser Page, Business Manager: Jackson, Villar. reen lantern QA Monthly Puhlicationj EditorfinfCl1ief Associate Editor WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN W. FREDERICK OSCONNELL Marjorie Burgess Hope Barrie Priscilla Cranston Louis Fazzano Sarah Field Publicity Managers Rohert Brine Frank DiPrete Elizaheth George Geraldine Holgate Katherine Kyle Gladys Burns Florence Cunha Business Manager EARL PAGE Literary Board Helen Sherman Elaine King Nancy Gould jane Graves Louise Kenyon Business Board Advertising Manager Evelyn jackson 'Treasurer Mary Brindle Advertising Staff Ruth Moore Gilda Sehiano Typists Marie Forster Katherine Pescosolido Faculty Advisers James MacDonald Earle Nason Helen Waite Margaret McKay Harriet MeOscar Circulation Manager Carolyn Tesavis Nancy Villar Marjorie Whiting Rose Sahagian Miss Frieda Hatch, Chairman Mr. George Linnane, Business g . 'U GRADUATING O CLASS I 0F 66 E, .- 1939 THE THYRSUS CLUB PLAY, You CAN'T TAKE IT WITH You. Left to Right: Russell Hoffman, Gould, DiPrete, Connell, Wcatherbee, Davies, Nason, Graves, Knight, Russell, McGarry, Gould, Drew, Wildenham, Levy, Naylor. C711 yrsius The Thyrsus Club aims to give students interested in dramatics an opportunity to develope their talents and to entertain and interest the entire student body. Officers VIRGINIA Goooiw, President MORTON HOEEMAN, Treasurer JOHN WARD, Vice-President JANE MCGARRY, Program Com. Chairman JANE GRAVES, Secretary Miss HELEN JONES, Adviser Miss HELEN JONES, Adviser Miss RUTH HASSELL, Director Audrey Armstrong Adrian Bayan Laura Bayan Mildred Bennett Alice Berry Carl Colozzi Merlyn Crane Virginia Crane Frances Davies Frank DiPrete Hope Donnelly Robert Drew Barbara Fleck Virginia Goodby Carlton Gould Nancy Gould Jane Graves Morton Hoffman Ward Hoxie Edward Hunter Alice Kenney Louise Kenyon Max Knickerbocker Philip Knight Lloyd Lamon George Levy Jane McGarry Harriet McCscar julian Mikolajewski john Miller Earl Nason Jack Naylor jane Newton Ernest Pearson Eugene Rames Howard Russell William Russell Alan Seymour Herbert Sherman Fred Stacy Ernest Swanson Gertrude Tucker john Ward Gilbert Weatherbee Russell White Esther Wiesner Elizabeth Wildenham Beverly Wright Marion Wright CBANSTON 0 HIGH I SCHO0L -..ir 67 kk- 1939 DE.-XN'S COUNCIL Third Row: Barry, Liljcndalwl, Lorcy, Kcnncy, Crowell, Buckley. Scwnd Row: Murphy, Stokes. Gnodchild, Tallman, Wildcnhain. Higson, Baldino. Firxt Rmu: Ritucco, Rzinkinc, Hawkins, Ficld, Graves, Corp, Scnapc. LIBRARY CIRCLE Tlurd Row: Duffy. Szmtucci, Sellcw, Mclmlly, Vsfliitc, Pariscziult. Bruner. Second Row: Lai Fountain. Spooner, Corey, Wright, Tcsavis, Nash, Riley. First Rmv: Grossi. Hzmff, Carter, Richardson, Ycaw, Barrett, Lorcy, Hipwcll, Denny F, I.'Ii GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F 'Q-s-.,. F3 68 EF-- iuali- 1939 BAND Third Row: Searle, Lainh, Pieano, Raines, Durllee, Maeoii, W'ennhei'g, E. Swanson Hoxie, Dermksion, Wright. Second Row: Spooner, Budlong, Phillips, Brown, Pearson, Lockwood, Armstrong Blake, Searle, McKay. Fxrxt lglluli Kenney, Peterson, Casey, Page, Gray. jenkins, Hardman, jutras, G. Swan on ray. ORCHESTRA 'flnrd Row: Malone, Pettcrson, Ventituolo, Seykes, Voshurgh, Reid, Anthony, Roherts Dcrmksian. Second Row: Anthony, Wardswimrtli, MacKay. Mikolajewski, Sardelli, Brown, Gallo Wentwimrth, Spooner, Benson, Kuzoian, Furlong. First Row: Sokolowski, Searle, Hanfl, Searle, Piaeitelli, Burke, Rivers, Ralph, Bayan Fletcher, Mitchell. CRANSTON 0 HIGH 0 SCHO0L -. 69 lg..- , 1939 OCT.-NVE CLUB Thwd Row: Zompa, Mitchell, Reid, Anthony, Roberts. Second Row: Holgatc, Plympton, Morris, Wylie, Jacobson, Furlong. First Row: Whitilig, George, Sec., Drcw, Trans., Mikolojcwski, P'res.g La Fountain V. Presg Spooner. FESTIVAL CHORUS gi . li? GBADUATING O CLASS 0 0F Q-...QQ 70 1939 HISTORY CLUB 'Tlnrzl Row: Ruggieri, Crowe, Vw'intcrs, Dipretc, Redstone, Nlarcliant, Cromwell, Sparks, Svverson Pariseault Pallnoccio. Second Row: Hewcs, Davies, Eddy, johnson, Swanson, XVrigl1t, Anderson, johnson, Barry, Serror, Crowell, Tatangcllo, Bartolomco. First Row: Cocksliutt, Scnape, Barnes, Ives, Murphy, Macfimlrew, Prog. Cl1.g Hard. Presg Currcn, Sherman, George, Rose, Fennesscy, Ballard, Ostigoy. L... ,- - f e , ,1 L X FRENCH CLUB Third Row: Eddy, Noble, Duffy, Benson, Steiner, Hartigan, Connelly, Vv'hitc, Nickcr' son, Pariseault, Bond, Caldwell, Anthony, Fleck, Carlson. Seward Row: NVhalcn, Kershaw, VJiesncr, letter, McCauley, Goodlwy, A. Bayan, L. Boyan, Pinclibeck, Barry, Currcn, Allen, Berry. Firxt Row: Burke, Rittaccio, Slaerman, Trudeau, Tucker, Donnelly, Sec., Dunlap, Pvcxf Giflord, V. Pres.: Vivian, Higson, Hipwell. Carry, CBANSTON O HIGH I SCHO0L --61+ 71 if-V 1--lg-..-.-.-4-, l 939 SP,-XNISH CLUB Tlnrd Row: Vicwcg, Wcatlxcrbcc, jordan, Galli. Seconcl Row: Tucker, Duclus, Simonds, Bowen, Johnson, Hurd, lvlurpliy. First Row: Kershaw, Valentine, T1eas.g George, Seixg johnson, Prexg M-:Osczm V. Pres, Rankin. Prog. Clmg Ellis. ITALIAN CLUB Fuzwzli Row: Bzirtoloincn. C, Ruggicri, B. Ruggicri, Pclclmt, E, Sziccuccizi. B. Agnuli lvlurctti, Szmturri, Cardi, Pugliarini, lvlccarry, A. Ruggicri, Palmnccio. Tliird Row: Sosciu. B. Sziccoccin. Gzirufanu. Cnrdi, Buonzmu, R. Agnoli. Lcpizzcru T, Mziggiaccmiu. Mzxgnulimi. Fanclla, M. Saccoccia. Squizzcrzi, Mr. Cimorelli Sammi Raw: Lcuzzi, P. Maggiacoiuo, Tzunlwurrino, Lauricnzo, Elircncronai, R. Saccoccin Mzumi, Tzitzmgclrm. Autuunu. Ritaicco, Crudclc. L. Saccucciu. First Ruw: Pngliurini, Cclcmmc, Galli. Magnolta, Morcnzi, Rogers, Muraitoru, Di Prctc Dzirclius. GRADUATING O CLASS I 0F -. .gif 72 Ek..- l939 'r-- -H X an rs BIOLOGY KILYIS 'Tlnnl Row: Kershaw, Rock, Lockwood, Ricd, Vv'l1rtncy. SCL'U7lCl Row: Saccoccia, Mzlclfclmzic, Bullock. Sulxlgrcn, Hamill First Row: Christy, Seng Roberts, Prog. Ch., Mr. Haryus, Augcnstcin, P'rex.g Sinalpi, V. Pres, McCauley, Treus. fll'll'llN1lSTRY fll.l'B Tlunl Row: Mz1cAndrcw, jornlzm, vwvlllilfd, lvlsrinc. Mason. Taylor, Sperry. Bnrrclt. Scrmrd Row: Mr, Ferguson, Hrmpcl, Lcnizzi, lvlurplmy, Berry, l'lzu'rington, Hogan Richardson, Furlong, Spouncr, Firxf Row: Crzmc, Dunn, Miller, V. PTcS.g Armxtrorrg, Presg Vfirsrrcr, jcromv, T7'l'd,S. Barrie, Giadano. CRANSTON I HIGH I SCHO0L 4- -:Q 7 3 liz- W J 1939 CORRIDOR MARSHALS Second Row: Mr. Haines, Wheat, Spinella, Burgess, Carlson, MacKenzie, Cole, Hoff man, Bennett, D. Anthony. First Row: Booth, Bak, Newton, H. Sherman, Crump, Metcalf, L. Anthony, Irons, B Sherman. -.-..-...gf A ART CLUB Second Row: Leaver, MacDonald, Budlong, Palmer, Mitchell, Levy. Firxt Row: Ellis, Allen, DiBlasi. GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F ---if7-1f3f-'- 1939 Movni cramrzs' CLl'B Third Row: Dorling, Murphy, jzxcolnson, Tcdllord, Pairiscault. Place, Barry. Riclw Larkin, Dcsautcl, Second Row: Mr, Dodge, Tzitzmgclo, Pulmziccio. Bzirtolomco. Plympton, Ccorgc. Morrii Mz1cLivcr, Pagliarini. First Row: Potter, Bellows, Szxhagian, Seng A. Banyan, Prexg jack, Treusg L. Bayam jcttcr, Cunlm. CAFETERI.-'K lvfARSH:XLS Second Row: Gcary, Vvlillvour, White, Lockwood, Vvlard, Knight. E. Rzimcs. Ch. Sherman, Marcello, S. Rzimcs, First ,Foam Gould. Anderson, Watts, Brown, Bzirric, Vv'l1cat, Budlong, Hnllorzin, Mr hayer. CRANSTON 0 HIGH O SCHO0L -. 75 1939 HI'TRI 'Third Row: Collomer, Macera, Wylie, Anderson, Wright, Stomherg, Mathews, J johnson, R, Sahagian, Sherman. Second Row: Hacker, Marshall, Clemens, Hindmarsh, Ferri, jack, Lancia, Richardson Pinchhack, Hull, Dimeo, Tamhurrino. First Row: A. Sahagian, Pollock, Babmington, Sec.g Rankine, Treasg Johnson, Ch Prog. Com., Rich, Pres., Kershaw, Ch. Soc. Com.g Eddy, V. Pres.g Macliver. HI'Y 'Third Row: Carpenter, Miller, Xvicks, Blake, jennings. Second Row: Fazzano, Cole, Watkins, Mellor, Palmer. First Row: Leaver, O Connell, Rogers, Hedison, 'Presg McCloskey, V. P'res.g Dwyer Treasg Spinella, Sec, GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F -,.,gf76i3,,.- a 1939 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Third Row: jack, Bettencourt, Agnoli, Forster, Sweeney, Maccra, Idone. Second Row: Ambrose, Di Nuccio, Davis, Larkin, Salisbury Schenclc, G. Wylie, Bellows, Dc Angelis, Ahearn, Warden,, First Row: Pezza, Pescosolido, Sweeney, Scanlon, Hogan, V. Pres. Soc. Com. Ch., Gilmore, Sec., Del Bonis, Moss, Turnblom, ' afli I. Wylie, Dc Szmtis, Sahagian, Morocco, Boone. Reid, Pres., Coomey, Bedson. -' C' C7 -1- A,, A he ' 'fl xi-ry-bf ti : 'Qii:1f1'- i '- I-R I4 H THRIFT COU NCIL Third Row: Gavitt, Gorton, Pickles, MacKay, Stockaid, Bosworth, La Rocca, Doloil, Mather, Watts. Second Row: Tucker, Crooker, Ballard, Gifford, Herncy, Rankine, Bchfuss, Swanson, Bartolomeo, George, Villar, Larsen. First Row: Ritocco. Allen. Clemens, Ruggieri, Hudson, Magnalini, Howes, Patti, Lee, Squizzero. CBANSTON O HIGH I SCHO0L 77 EN.- vu- 1939 effnan The purpose of the German Club is to further the study of and interest in the German lan' guage and the German people. President-LAURA BAYAN Secretary-ADRIENNE BAYAN Vice-President-JEAN BRUNER Adviser-Miss MARIE SMITH Helmet Augenstein, Anna Benson, Ethel Deines, Nancy Gould, jack Horton, julian Mikelof jewski, Elenore Nordall, Jeanne Rivers, Wilma Stomberg. saferary G The Literary Club aims at a greater appreciation and understanding of literature through providing more extensive opportunity than class time allows for an informal discussion of note' worthy books and their authors. President-MARCIA BUDLONG SCCT6tdTy-FLORENCE DENNY VicefPresident-ALICE BERRY 'Treasurer-EUGENE NICKERSON Advise-rhlvixss MARGARET YOUNG Helmet Augenstein, Alice Berry, Norma Bugbie, Marcia Budlong, Anna Casey, Marguerite Connelly, Betty Crank, Florence Denny, Nancy Gould, Marjorie Jackson, Barbara Kershaw, Alida Laurienzo, Eugenie Nickerson, Betty Wilderhain, Gloria Yappelli. awoint Gommittee The purpose of the Point Committee is to keep a record of the extra-curricular activities of all students to insure a more even distribution of oiiices and duties throughout the school and to provide a record for reference of service and leadership. Chairman-ELAINE GALLIPEAU Adviser-Miss BEss1E COGSWELL Bertha Barney, Beatrice Barton, Bessie Crabtree, Eleanor Elias, Gladys Liljendahl, Helen Osterlund, Louise Pinder, Constance Ruggieri, Flora Salisbury, Gilda Tatangelo, Adelle Torto- lani. GBADUATING O CLASS 0 0F as -..gg 78 Ea.- vi 1939 assembly Committee The purpose of the Assembly Committee is to plan the program for the weekly assemblies, to introduce speakers, and to make any arrangements necessary for the successful carrying out of the programs. jean Balcom, Virginia Goodby, Kenneth Hazard, james Keck, john R. Miller, Franklin Wil' bour. Chairman-JAMES KECK Sememvy-V1RG1NiA GOODBY AdUiS6T7MlSS VERA MILLIKEN Social Gommittee The Social Committee has general oversight of the social and club programs of the school and is in charge of the annual Cranston Night at Rhodes. Audrey Armstrong, james Cole, Virginia Corp, Eugene Rames, Edwin Sawin, Gertrude Tucker. Chairman-MARION WRIGHT .maalio The purpose of the Radio Club is to help members obtain amateur licenses, transmit by short wave, and discuss radio technicalities. President-FRANK Howmm Secretary-NORMAN DOBSON Vice-President-Howann ANDERSON Treasurer-RICHARD Do1.1.oPF Adviser-MR. LAURENCE C. MANSUR Arthur Anderson, Howard Anderson, Norman Dobson, Richard Dolloif, Frank Howard, Fred Howard, Marcel Marchessault, Warren Nelson, John O'Rourke, Robert Sprague, Harold Wenn- berg. CRANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L -H42-f 79 Bs- Misa 1939 P. T. A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Second Row: Mrs. Barret, Miss Milliken, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Drew, Mrs Creamer, Mrs, Scheel, Mrs. Wiesner, First Row: Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Castrovillari, Mrs. Gould, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Stacy, Mrs Conroy. GRADUATING I CLASS O 0F -...,5fg01g.., 1939 Cglte rmarent ogeaclter association OFFICERS President MRS. PAUL L. COULD First Vice President MRS. GEORGE E. BENNETT Second Vice President MRS. FRED P. STACY Third Vice President MRS. VINCENT M. CASTROVILLARI Fourth Vice President MR. C. HERBERT TAYLOR Fifth Vice President MR. SILAS T. NYE Recording Secretary MRS. LAWRENCE D. BARETT Corresponding Secretary MRS. HOWARD V. KING Treasurer MRS. WILLIAM R. CONROY Committee Chairmen Dancing Class, Mrs. Nelson E. Gardinerg Hospitality, Mrs. Raymond I. Pearceg Membership, Mrs. Fred P. Stacyg Music, Mrs. Earl Bondg Program, Mrs. George E. Bennett: Publicity, Mrs. Raymond A. Scheelg Student Aid, Miss Vera L. Millikeng Sunshine, Mrs. Charles H. Drewg Ways and Means, Mrs. Albert F. Wiesnerg Welfare, Mrs. john A. Creamer, Reporting delegate, Mrs. Frederick G. Harriman. THE Cranston High School Parent Teacher Association draws to the close of its 19th active year. It has tried to live up to the objects for which it was founded, to promote child welfare in home, school, church and community and has planned its programs accordingly. It is the largest high school unit in the state and has again during this year had a substantial increase in membership. The budget planned and accepted at the October meeting included student aid, school wel- fare fund, honor pins for the February and June clases, box for 'Cranston Night', advertisement in Cranstonian, Thanksgiving basket fund. Additional funds were later voted for Thanksgiving baskets, and for Christmas stockings Of candy to accompany the toys collected and distributed by the Girls' Leader Corps. The unit also provided the refreshments for the February entering class when they were shown through the school by the Student Council. As a school activity, the dancing class sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association has been a success, both socially and financially. During the year three informal and two formal parties were held. The meeting of most interest to the school, was perhaps, the April one, directed by Miss Ruth C. Cowles. A Supper for one hundred was prepared and served by the members of the Home Economics Department, after which, at the regular meeting a pantomime entitled The Life of a Worthy Home Member, was presented by the department. At this meeting, as in all of the meetings, the music was under the direction of Miss Anna Mclnerney, who presented many ex- cellent musicians from her school groups. The unit has opened its meetings to students interested in the current topics of the program, and has encouraged the announcement of student activities by school members themselves. To Mr. C. Herbert Taylor and Mr. Silas T. Nye, Principals of our schools, and to the faculty of both of these schools, we extend our sincere gratitude for their cofoperation. The Cranston High School Parent Teacher Association extends congratulations to the mem' bers of the 1939 graduating classes, and wishes them Godspeed on their Road of Life. PAULINE S. COULD, President CRANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L -A-ef 81 ire- f-as-r ATHLETICS V! IH I l 939 VME ma M Jim: ,,., ATH LETIC COUNCIL Ssuuvid Row: Carpcntcr, Hcdison, Dwyer, Dunlap. Firxt Row: Bak, Halloran, Wzitkins, O'Conncli, Bennett, Burgess. X . -F: xx X N. f . THE GREEN KEY CThc Varsity Managers Clulnj Third Row: Sliccran, johnson, Miner, Elircncrona, Rcdstonc. Tanner, Bischoff, Potter Rcnzi, Hcilmcs. Sefmid Row: Miller, Hammond, Bak, Corp, Dunlap, Skoog, Gurtim, Cook. Miricairclii Diprctc, First Row: Scpc, Trudeau. Spinclla, Prcsg Halloran, SeC,fTrcas.q Hcmpcl. Funtainc Rogers. GBADUATING O CLASS I 0F -A-i2f8-than . 1939 VARSITY FOOTBALL, Fourth Row: Tanner, Mgr., Sliuster, Peterson, jordan, Mgr. Third Row: Ventetuolo, Grogan, Hogan, Henry, Russell, Dwyer, Watkins. Second Row: Mr. Stebbins, Head Coaclig DiPrete, Mgr.g Sheeran, Mgng Hansen, Rock, Heaton, Paliotta, LeDoux, Rogers, Anderson, Capt., Larson, Carlson, Uhrig, Warbiirton, Holmes, Mgr., Potter, Mgr., Mr. Maggiacomo, Asst. Coach. First Row: Fountaine, Mgr., Gibbs, Bennett, Phillips, Davis. Dareluis, Carnevalc, Kelly, Winter, Allen, Mellor, Pulliam, Ashcroft, Colozzi, Spinella, Head Mgr. Varsity Cgdootfball Hearty congratulations are due this year to Coach Stebbins and his squad of fighting foot' ball players. This year's team overcame almost insurmountable obstacles. Every player on last year's team graduated except Capt. Russ Anderson. In the first game, Bob Babcock, a promising fullback, received a broken leg. However, instead of taking down the flag, as it were, the Green Thunderbolt came through the last three games with consecutive shutouts over their opponents, ending the season like champions! Although no one placed on the Allfstate Team, particularly fine work was done by Capt. Russ Anderson, Ray Larson, and Georgie Warburton in the line, and Don Dwyer, George Pulliam, and Wally Davis in the backfield. Cranston Game Opponent 0 La Salle 20 ro Alumni 31 6 East Providence O ro New Bedford 7 6 Rogers 0 O Pawtucket IS 20 Mt. Pleasant 0 O Central 20 gNOH'LEdg1tC CRANSTON 0 HIGH 0 SCHO0L -, .fl 85 1939 HOCKEY TEAM Third Row: Hedison, O'Connell, Darclius, Carpenter. Second Row: Mr. Higgins, Coaclzg Pulliam, Mathewson, Warhurtcmn, Pendleton, Taber. First Row: Hanson, Bennett, Ronzio, Mellor, R. O'Connell. 31067495 QCIIYI The 1938 Cranston hockey team played a good game despite their loss of the championship to the high flyer Mt. St. Charles team. The first line of Dwyer, O'Connell and Mellor was one of the hest in the league, and the goal tending hy both Ralph Potter and Frank Ronzio was worthy of any team. Cranston Team Opponent Cranston 'Team Opponent O Wzitcrman Ot 1 Mt. St. Charles '7 2 Hope O 3 Malden TF 1 Central 2 0 La Salle 1 4 Mt. Pleasant O 2 Brown Freshmen 25' O La Salle 5 i0 Mt, St. Charles 3 3 Classical 1 T2 Mt. St. Charles 7 0 Mt. St. Charles 4 T3 Vxfarwick 4 1 Wcircester Classical Wk 1 Vsfarwick 2 1 Hope 0 'l'Playfofj's 3 Central O 5'NonfLeague 2 Warwick 1 GRADUATING 0 CLASS I 0F -..g+g5g...- 1939 VARSITY BASKETBALL, l937f 1938 Second Row: Mr. Stebbins, Head Coaclig Butts, McLaughlin, Wicks, Captg Marchant, Miller, Mr, Linnane, Asst. Coach. First Row: Spinella, Head M1114 Cole, Palmer, Leaver, Carlson, Rogers, Mgr, ljarsrzity Qasketoall Although Stebbs' N boys brought home no championship this year, we can truthfully say that Wicks, Cole, McQuinn, Palmer, Leaver, and Miller, form the six best netfminders ever to meet in Cranston at one time. Led by Ralph Wicks, the Captain and also high scorer, the green and white basketballers turned in some tine performances and showed continually that neverfsayfdie spirit which we pride here in Cranston. '- -Q -v - -a w Cranston Game Opponent Cranston Game Opponent 338 Alumni 24 3 6 Central 33 2:43 Alumni 36 30 Hope 40 3:36 New Bedford 33 19 East Providence 40 39 Central 21 '16 Rogers 29 26 East Providence 'ZS .16 Mt. Pleasant 'll 37 Rogers 3 Z 21 Pawtucket 37 3:60 Mt. St. Charles 35 33 La Salle .10 38 Mt. Pleasant 26 ZS De La Salle 38 37 Pawtucket 33 29 Hope i S 32 La Salle 35 tan Mt. St. Charles 28 37 De La Salle 23 kNon-League CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH C SClIO0L -. ,3 87 F.. .- , 1939 BASEBALL Second Row: Spinella, Mgr., Miner, Mgr., Dwyer, Lynch, Marshal, Byran, Mellor, Hedison, Ashcroft, Rogers, Mgr. First Row: I. Christy, Mahoney, Hanson, Wing, E. Christy, Pulliam, Tillman, Mathew- son, Pedro, Tanzi, Mr. Stebbins, Coach. Qaseball Although Cranston's 1938 baseball team was not outstanding in the number of games it won, it showed worthy teamwork and clean sportsmanship. Most of the team will be back next year, insuring some brilliant performances in 1939. The 1938 record is as follows: Cranston Team Opponent 2 Central 3 12 East Providence 2 1 Pawtucket 6 18 Minneapolis O 4 Rogers 6 4 Hope 3 4 Moses Brown 3 4 La Salle 5 1 GRADUATING O pg F-44382 -..gf gg 99..- Cranston Team 4 Central 5 East Providence 7 Warren 3 Pawtucket 5 Warren 13 Woonsocket 6 Hope 5' La Salle CLASS I 0F Opponent 3 O 14 10 9 3 4 9 1939 Ograck 5661171 Under Coach Wardwell's careful training, the 1938 Track team easily captured the honors in the Harvard Invitation Meet and the Relay Carnival. Led by such stars as Hard, Battey, Nichols, Oliver, and Fort, the team showed strength in all types of events, thus upholding the prediction made early in the season by Coach Wardwell. State 88 Cranston 38 Central 21 Cranston 22 Rhode Island Invitation Meet Cranston tied for third League Cranston third with 39 points Harvard Invitation Meet Cranston won with 22 points Brown Invitation Meet Cranston came fifth La Salle 63 Cranston 63 CR CRANSTON'S RECORD HOLDERS 100fyard dash-Roger Hard-Time 10.1 seconds 22Ofyard dash-Roger Hard-Time 22.6 seconds 120fyard high hurdles- -Dana Conley-Time 16.4 seconds 220fyard low hurdles--Frank Hutcheon-Time 26.4 seconds 44Ofyard run--Dana Conley- 3Time S 1.8 seconds 88Ofyard run-Francis Battey-Time 2 :1.'5 One-mile run-Robert Nichols-Time 4:29.8 High jump--Richard Fort-6 ft. 1.75 inches Broad jump-Frank Hutcheon-22 ft. 7 inches Hammer throw-Robert Bennett--167 ft. Shot put-Otto Henn-49 ft. 1 inch Javelin throw-Chauncy Mackle--165 ft. Discus throw-Robert Bennett-129 ft. Pole vault-Charles Long-12 ft. ANSTON I HIGH 0 SCll00L 39 lie- my 1939 CROSS COUNTRY Second Row: johnson, Nichols, Cofcaptg Battey, Cofcaptg Rittman, MacKenzie, Cole, Durling, Mr. Wardwell. First Row: Mincarelli, Smith, Blake, Armstrong, Johnson. ross Country One of Cranston's best crossfcountry teams led a quite successful season paced by cofcaptains Battey and Nichols, who were undefeated in all meets up to the League meet, when Nichols injured his leg and was forced to drop out. Battey was not headed by any R. I. runners, and bettered his last year's record by 20 seconds. MacKenzie and Cole also proved of great value to the team. Cranston 26g Brockton 29. Cranston 24, Hope 74, Mount Pleasant 65: Central 39, Cranston 241 La Salle 39, Burrillville 70. League meet-Cranston 4th, New England meet-Cranston 19th. Note: Lowest score wins meet. GRADUATING I CLASS 0 0F 1939 WRESTLING TEAM, 19384939 'Third Row: Mr. Leathers, Coachg Possner, Ward, Ruggieri, Asst. Coach. Second Row: Muratore, Ccllemmi, Hutchinson, Bailey, Varadian, Doughty. First Row: Bode, Mathews, Watkins, Rogers, Capt.g Bennett, Magliocci, Soprano. flfWI'8St!l.I'lg eam Our 1939 wrestling team, ably coached by Mr. Leathers, climaxed a successful season by gaining the mythical state championship, despite the honors given to East Providence at the interscholastic meet. On the team are two state champions: Captain Bill Rogers in the 145 lb. class and Ben Soprano who captured honors in the 110 lb. class. Because of the fine performance of this team, wrestling is making a bid for being a major sport at Cranston in the future. CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH O SCHO0L 91 fi-t.:.132 1939 unlor ,Varsity Cgdootbafl Always planning for future teams, the coaches of this year's 1. V. squad showed Cranston that there will be some brilliant material for future Green Thunderbolt teams. Carefully tutored by Mr. Cutler in the finesse of the game, the team showed dazzling pass work and field running. Their final average was well over five hundred per cent. unior ljarsity Qasketball The J. V. Basketball team enjoyed a most successful season. Led by Schuster, Moss, York, Bombay, and Crabtree, the squad quickly rounded into shape and was one of the most formidable teams of the league. Boys ,-gnterclass Qasketball The P. G. Basketball team, ably led by Clifford Entwhistle, won the Interclass Basketball title. Considered underdogs at the start, the team progressed rapidly, much to coach Miller's satisfaction, and finished the season in true championship style. Qoys 9 golf Although the 1938 golf team, using Arrow Hill Country Club as its home court, didn't win the championship, it did, nevertheless, discover some future stars. Paced by such stars as Henry Palmer, Gardner Leaver, and A. William Rogers, the team caused its opponents many anxious moments. Qoys s cgennis Playing for the first time on the new home courts, the 1938 tennis team proudly carried the colors of Cranston through a very successful season. Herbert Behre, Earle Nason, William O'Connell, and Donald Farrar played 'fine tennis all season and won the praises of Coach Ferguson on more than one occasion. GBADUATING I CLASS O 0F -...5f9gi5,.- l 939 GIRLS' LEADER CORPS Third Row: Anthony, Steimer, Gorton, Hartigan, Kenney, Fennessey, Armstrong, McGarry, McOscar, Field, Connelly, Whitman, Liebrick, Wheat, Bruner, Whalen, Noble, Budlong. Second Row: Vivian, Ruggieri, Murphy, Di Blasi, E. Cook, Allen, Duffy, Murray, Osterlund, Fleck, Remington, Reinelt, L. Cook, Donnelly, Duclos, Higson, Cory, Deines, Tucker, First Row: Taylor, Pinder, Martin, Davies, Pfaffko, Collemer, Goodhy, Kenyon, .Quarter- masterg Brown, Commanderg Rankine, Sunshine Ch.: Newton, Gould, Gifford, Boddis, Morrocco, Castrovellari. BOYS' LEADER CORPS Third Row: Butts, Gliottone. Sixth Row: Dalmoncgo, Second Row: Amore, Mathews. Fifth Row: Sperry, Rogers, Metcalf. First Row: Butler, Colozzi, Smith, Place, Gant, Cellcmme. Fourth Row: McLaughlin, Hogan. CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH I SCIl00L -..Sgt 93 1939 INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Third Row: Whalen, Dale, Donnelly, Burgess. Second Row: Dunlap, General Managerg Gould, Connelly, Brown, Noble, Allen, Ker- shaw, Trudeau, Team Manager. First Row: Tucker, Gorton, Duclos, Gifford, Captaing Kenney, Anthony, Vivian. Qirls ,gntercfass Qasketoall Glzamps This season the basketball tournaament came to an end without the 4B's having lost a single game. Although some of the contests were fairly close the winning team managed to surpass all its rivals and come out on top. The 3B's by a one game margin over the 3A's came in second 4B 3'-12 'F17 5:21 X33 CHAMPIONS Opponent X20 2Af2 X34 3Bf 14 1415 2B-9 'F19 2Af4 GRADUATING I CLASS 0 -. ,gf Q4 3Bfl9 2Bf7 SA-11 3Af18 0F 1939 SWIMMING CLUB Third Row: Ehrencrona, Lane, Hopps, Wilson, Balcon, Goodchild. Second Row: Spinney, Ives, Davis, Saillant, Tortoloni, Villar, Hull, Vuforden. First Row: Collemer, Fleck, Sec.g Davies, Captain: Hewes, Pres., Cook, Mgr., Dube, 'I reas.g Boddis, Asst. Mgr. Qirls 5 cgwimming The Swimming Club was formed to give opportunity for improvement and coaching in swim' ming. During the year the team competes with other girls' swimming teams for InterfSchool Athletics. OFFICERS Captain, FRANCES DAv1Es President, ABBIE Hawes Manager, LOUISE CooK Secretary, BARBARA FLECK Asst. Manager, THELMA BORRIS Treasizrer, MARGARET DUBE Advisers, Mlss RUTH C. Cowuas, MISS EILLEEN CORRIGAN MEETS Dates Teams November 10, 1938 December 8, 1938 February 9, 1939 March 16, 1939 March 21, 1939 March 29, 1939 April 22, 1939 May 1, 1939 Cranston vs. Olneyville Cranston vs. Mt. Pleasant Cranston vs. Wanskuck Cranston Und teamj vs. Bain Cranston vs. Wanskuck Cranston vs. Pawtucket Cranston vs. Olneyville Cranston Und team, vs. Bain CBANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L Q5 3 9 32 22 IS 24 40 46 31 l 939 'Qlii -l - RIDING CLUB Third Row: WlllllCll, Gavitt, Vv'atts, Bowen, Dale, Hogan, Bosworth, Nohle, Dolly, Behre, Siinonds. Second Row: Tucker, Fitzpatrick, Martin, Cook, Buckley, Rathhone, Dunlap, Fennesf wey, Sands, Rose, Kenney. Duclos, Corey, Iiirxi Row: Miss johnson. Ad1'lXCT,' Budlong, Raah, Reinelt, Pinchhecli, Lane, Steiner, Riugnmxterg Gilford, Barlqerq Hartigan, Halloran, Higwon, Hall, Stokes, Pearson. l:. ::li GiRLs' BKJWLING CLUB 'Third Row: Pfatfkn, Whitnizin, Valentine, Osterluncl, Liljendahl, Dcignan, Forster, Scanlon, Hartigan, Wylie, Macera, Schneider, Cook. Second Row: Brindle, Hall, Ferri, Kershaw, Gooclhy, Quinn, McUscar, Anderson, Lancia, Wylie, Schneider, Clifford, Hawksley, Firx! Row: D'Arez:o, Miirphy, Boinely, Saillant, Peseosulidn, Coleman, Mgr.q Sweeney, Capt, Rawlinson, Stringer, Vsfeignad, Castrovellari, Bak, Zarli, Saillant, Turnhlom. GRADUATING O CLASS 0 0F -,ff0nrf.- 1939 s Star Cgeam, 1939 J The All'Star Team is chosen every year by Miss Johnson and is composed of players who have been outstanding on the basketball court. As is customary, the team played the Alumnae on All Cranston Night, March 1939. After a hardfought game, the contestants finished in a 17f17 tie. All Stars Honorable Mention Forward-Liebrick, Barbara 3B Forward-Benson, Ruth 2A Forward-Gorton, Barbara 4B Forward-Ruggieri, Constance 3A Center-Whitman, Isabelle 3B Center-Rock, Lucy 2A Side Center-Champagne, Dorothy 3A Side Center-Vivian, Audrey 4B Guard-Parks, jane 2B Guard-Tallman, Priscilla 3B Guard-Donnelly, Hope 4B Guard-Gustafson, Virginia 3A All Star Managers Shirley Sands, ZB, All Star Virginia Corp, SB, Honorable Mention Florence Young, 4B, General Manager girls 1 Cgennis The girls' tennis tournament, which was begun last spring, was carried over and finished this fall. V. Goodby, R. Knowlton, A. Dinucci, M. Bond, A. Hartigan, E. Paulson, C. Brown, J. Gifford, R. Noble, and M. Talcott won their first two matches, with E. Paulson finally winning the championship by defeating the runners-up, V. Goodby and C. Brown. The members are divided into three groups: beginners, intermediate players, and advanced players, each group having a manager. Any girl who shows marked improvement is moved into the group above. This club offers an opportunity to girls who know anything about tennis to perfect their game and learn the intricacies of the various strokes under the instruction of Miss Johnson, Miss Peeling, and Miss Harrington. CRANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L --wif 97 Eva- F-ima? 1939 GRADUATING O CLASS O 0F -.L.5f93E,L,- 1939 CRANSTON C HIGH I SCHO0L ---x'Ef9Qfik-'- l 939 .Ca ff VJ GRADUATING O CLASS 0 0F vmgfr -N44 100 if A- 1939 CBANSTON 0 HIGH 0 SCHO0L -A-14101 ya-- Elinor C. Margerum Thalma H. Gordon Cornelia M. Ekrgott Ethel C. Nichols Lawrence E. Bliss A. Eileen Corrigan Vera L. Milliken Isabel S. Wallace, '37 Mrs. Andrew Wallace, Sr. Marjorie Wallace Lane, '35 Dr. Ellis A. Rosenthal, D. O. Alexander P. Bates Joseph Di Sano Lawson Mitchell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Halloran 1939 gznmw Mr. and Mrs james . G. William J. Reynolds Margaret Young Grace C. Emerson Madeline K. Durfee Thomas F. Kelley Dorothy C. Maguire Helen Jones Anna M. Harrington Ruth L. Hassell Mrs. Alfred Ciccone Frieda Hatch Edythe F. Reeves Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Connelly Marie Halloran GRADUATING I CLASS I 0F a Wamp- Edgewood Seeretariall School A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Intensive Train ing in Secretarial Science FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 11 Reasonable Tui tion--Monthly Payments This School is Approved by the Department of Education 198 ARMINGTON STREET EDGEWOOD, R. I. Write or Telephone WI lliams 7210 Corhpliments of Edgewood Pharmac DELICIOUS ICE CREAM We Nlake It 1980 Broad St. N. B. BEDROSEAN, Prop. Tel. HO. 9832 Compliments of Y BEACON FINANCE COMPANY Personal Loans on a Dignified Basis 146 Westminster Street, Providence, R. I. Teacher: What is the formula for water? Willie: H I J K L M N O. Teacher: Nonsensel Willie: You said yesterday it was H to O. 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