East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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FACULTY First Row. left to right: Anne P. Butler; Benilde W. Leoni: Margaret E. Casey; Annette C. Farrell; Irene D. Carlin; Elizabeth M. Kelly; Mary A. Kelly. Marion I. Hood; Scgrid L. Eames; Grace E. Iverson: Evelyn L. Truesdale: Flora S. Curtis. Dean: Miriam Hosmcr; Ruth Bacon: Catharine F. Mangan. Second Row: Helen A. Luddy: Laura M. Rogers; Marian D. Leach; Caroline M. Wheeler; Jean L. Burns; Daisy C. Davison; Mary H. Quirk: Mary J. McKitchen; Mary C. McMahon: Esther L. Hagstrom; Mildred M. Stanton: Katherine R. Murray: Ruth E. Curran: Gladys E. Read. Secretary: Eunice T. Kcough. Third Row: Irene A. Desmond: Lottie B. Carpenter: Carolyn L. Nachtrieb: Eugenie M Kern: Martha Jones; Dorothy E. Bryant: Mary W. Newton; Rosanna F Lang: Mary F. Hanley: Veronica G Flynn: Elizabeth A. Kiley: Margaret M. Farrell: Helen E. Ramsbottom: K. Elsie Reid: Faith Bowen: Carolyn A. Minkins. Fourth Row: Norman L. Morton: James S. Kinnetl: Frank Pearson: Elwood F. A. Euart: Albert E. Salter; Herbert E. Wolfe; Francis E. Greene; Tilden B. Mason: James E O'Donnell: Harley H. Sawyer: Earle A. Phillips: Henry J. Winters. Principal: Robert L. Brown. Fifth Row: Max W. Read: Robert L. Smith; Christopher R. Mitchell; Thomas A Holt. Sr.: Albert J. Dubuc: Gregory W. Coughlin: Edmund J. Farrell: John H. Reed; Herbert C. Dimlich: M. Alice Clarke; Beatrice S. Demers: Lottie M. Ward: Alice L. Currier: Frances J. Varieur; Elizabeth L. Crowley: Mary J. Gilligan: Anna J. Garland; Edith D. Davison. Sixth Row: Amos A. Hawkes; G. Russell Burns; Charles E. Shea; John S. Masterson; William W. Lee. Jr.; Leo E. Endersbce: William Scholes; Percy R. Crosby; Assistant Principal: Louis M. Royal: William O. Holden; Frederick J. Gregory.

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I MY tenure of office in the principalship of the Pawtucket Senior High School has been so brief that it is little less than presumptuous of me to write a message to this year's graduating class. When happy memories of your high school days come to brighten your lives in future years, it will be Mr. Maryott, not I, who will be remembered as your principal. This is as it should be. for in my conversations with him during the last few weeks I have learned how intimate is his knowledge of you. how sympathetic he is with your problems, how great is his respect for your ability, how dear to his heart is your welfare. At this time I would be remiss, indeed, if I did not express my appreciation of the welcome to this school that was given me by Mr. Maryott. the faculty, and the entire student body. Especially do I value the consideration and respect shown to me by the Class of 1940. You made it possible for me to take up my new task with much pleasure and a measure of confidence. Of the school itself I cannot speak too highly. It is well organized, efficient, progressive, and conducted under wise and kindly guidance. It is an institution of which the community is justifiably proud and I welcome this opportunity to commend most highly its former principal and its present teachers. In a large school it is the great sorrow of a principal s life that he cannot know personally and intimately all of his individual students. It can be, however, an end for which to strive. Even in these few weeks it has been a delight for me to renew so many old friendships and to form so many new and valued acquaintanceships. r - Henry J. Winters The fact that I am not entirely a stranger to you may add sincerity to my good wishes for your success and happiness. May this graduation of yours prove to be in truth a commencement: not an end but a beginning: not the finish of the game but the close of an inning. May life bring you countless blessings. May your destiny so fashion itself that you will be able to hold fast to your ideals and to guard your soul’s integrity. Without falling victims to intellectual snobbery may you learn to appreciate the true spirit of noblesse oblige. I wish you wealth and high honor. I bespeak for you happiness and contentment. May your hearts be clean: may your dreams come true. Henry J. Winters. Principal LZI X «« t I 1 1 I J

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R. BRAGA T S1EKIERA