Rogers High School - Binnacle Yearbook (Newport, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1937 volume:

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D1 .1:1.11'1' CL111-'.x'1-'.'1 11 12 .11111x,x .f A' 108.1 xx' 1.1.x1'1.11 151111. ,1.,XN R145 -31.1. 13, '1.1' 151' ' HN .'xx1.111 . 1511.11-x 11J ' ' RCWN1'.N'1'1I.-X1. f11.1'111 Q' . 1 . 711111 1.1..'X1 Q11 1 X111.1.11i FRED W JOHNSTONE Headmaster May you have such a future that on any day you may quote with modest courtesy There IS no mistake there has been no mistake and there shall be no mistake FRED W Jon Ns'roNE . - an s , u - n MICHAEL F WALSH Submaster Dean o Boxs To llVC a noble llfe whatever be your chosen pat IS a great achievement Set this as your goal ZW I and keep xt It wlll demand of you an lnvestment of courage falth and w1ll power but the dlvldends gratulatlons MICHAEL F WALSH MW 9 KK i , f J h, ' ' . ' . ' . . j I returned xyill be most satisfactory to you. Con- M - 'XV K Q. , W MARGARET E CARR Dean of Gzrls lVlay the clays you ve spent here always seem happy ones may the lessons you ve learned here always be sound ones, may the friends you ve macle here always be real ones MARGARET E. 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X 11.- -'111 1-11,. 1115. -1111.1' 1,.1'11Q1s 5.-1? 511111 51111f' Q11-111511-11 111'.11- 1111111111 111-1'1111 1 X 1-11.11 111111-11.111-,' 111 11.1-11' 111-1.1 1111- 1111- 111i 111111111 11 Il. 11111111 111, 'Il 1 11114.. 1:11v111.1.1 1111- 11115141 5.115 111 l111y 1111111211 111111-.1111 s.!111- 112.11 511-11A111' 11114 1 1111411 1111-3' 111119 111111411 t:11n. xy 1:111 11111 11lf'11l'11 1. 111.' 11111.11 11'yi11-..11'.1 XX .1 1111111 111 Q11111- 111 111151 111 ll1'1'1'1. 111 :1111141 tin' 1f1I11.l'f' 111 llfv 111 111121111-1' 111, 1111' 1111111111 11,1 1 .'XI11 1111Xf' 1-.1111 Il1'1'C1 111 .Il 'IW' st117f'. 1 1-1111 1111-y 31111-i f11'1lgg11' 11'11111, 1111 Xw .11 f1L lIi 2r1 1111111 1'11!'1,1- 111111- 11131.11 f11r'f' nvgfi 1111'1-1, 111111111' l111y Nc111'm1, 111111 fI1'11' 11Ll1'C11'Il1Z1g4 111111 .j1' Rm MOND RIPA I93 34 In September l933 the Class or 31 entered the rmposrng and to not a few of us frrghtenrng portrls of Rogers Hrgh Qur class wrth rts 572 members had the drstrnctron of berng the largest freshman group to enter Rogers The frrst day we met rn the Assembly Hall were assrgned to home rooms and then shown about the buldrng When the sessron ended at noon most of us went home rn a state of excrted confusron However ln a few days we had settled down wrth the resolutron to do our best work and pass wrth Hyrng colors rnto the sophomore year Durrng our frrst year at Rogers certarn puprls rn the class entertarned therr fellow members at the freshmen assemblres Two plays were also presented by Mrss Stevens Englrsh classes On the twenty seyentlr of Aprrl the First lqreshmen Matrnee Dance was attended by a large number of the class and w as a great success Freshmen were also yery actrye rn many extra currrcular actrvrtres The class was well represented on the Student Counerl Orchestra Debatrng teams Red and Black and the yarrous athletrc teams Xvhen the June promotrons armed the hopes of the majorrty of the members of our class were realrzed and we passed trrumphantly rnto our second year at Rogers Our freshman year hayrng been such r success we all looked forward eagerly to carryrng on the good w orlc as sophomores l93 935 Returnrnv to our classrooms after tht summer yrcrtron the frrst rmportant eyent Presrdent Vrctor Delano Vrce Prcsrdent Anthony Pzdr Secreatry Dorothy Nev Treasurer Rheta Martrn Charrman of Socral Commrttee Douglas Hem At mrd year 'Xnthony Pedro hecrme 1 yunror rn Dorothy 'Ney left for VK as on trus lerwrrre the ee of X rem 4 rt rt t lrxrnf Ncmtfow was appornted to tht f rmzr posrtron rrrd l uerr l wt r r e The Sophomore Debatrng Club under the mrnrgemcnt of Mr Paul F Ebbrtt 3-l9 . f ' - , ' ' , . . . W I . 2 t I , , . . r ' ' . 1 LY' ' x ' . ' ' . ' V . g V '. . . ' , ' D 1 c . . y , - y K v vi - Y . . . . V I 1. . . , I fun s.. Y - IK V V . C t . V ., c . ' ' ' 'h . ' D 1 K K I - C K4 f Y I I l 1 . A Y .V . - I . . . . . V Y l w . v . 1 . , . ' ' V ,' , ' . , ' . . . K ,' E td 5 , y n . v . ' , 4gl ' D ' 1 t . 1 ' ' . A 'z t U , ' ' A ' in our sophomore year was the election of class ofhcers. These were: ' : ' ' I , -1 I 2 if 1 -O c I ' : 1 . ' t ' 1 ' : X . ' . j ' 'z z' 'gzd ' jll h- ingt . l 1 j ' ofh M '-llr'esid'r and Secretary' va urn. 5 . l' 1 ' '. 1 ' ' car A' 1 . .1 .0 Vzrs elected to fall the lz tt r. '- t ' , ' 1 1 1 1 ', , - ' , and wrth Charles Hazard and Rheta 'Nlartrn as Presrdent and Secretary respectrvely had a successful year defeatrng the freshmen by a vote of two to one rn competrtron for the cup offered by the Veterans of Forergn Vtfars Each sophomore home room had a representatrye on the Student Councrl The presrdent and vrce presrdent of each room also met and conferred wrth the Councrl Two dances were arranged by the Entertarnment Commrttee Xvhrle the frrst of these was somewhat of a farlure the second was yery successful ln the field of sports we contrnued the frne start we had made as freshmen placrng members of the class on the football baseball and other teams Members of the sophomore class who held office rn extra currrcular actrwrtres were Vrctor Delano Sports Edrtor of the Red and Black Rrchard Fullerton Presrdent of the Dramatrc Assocratron and Norman Chase Presrdent of the Bankrng Assocratron The Rogers Hrgh School Band was organrLed thrs year We are proud of the support our class has grven thrs worthy enterprrse Several changes took place rn the faculty Nlr Webber and Mrss Franklrn Headmaster and Dean of Crrls respectryely rcsrvned the yacancres berng frlled bv Mr ohnstone and Mrss Carr Vlr Walsh was elected Submaster Nlrss Phelan Head of the Latrn Department and 'Nlrss Pfannermrller Head of the Commercral Department The offrce w as changed from the second floor to the frrst The new ofhce s much larger and the clerks are able to do therr work more easrly wrthout so much rnterruptron We closed our sophomore year by electrng the class ofhcers for our junror year The successful candrdates were Presrdent Baldwrn Sayer Vrce Presrdent Marguerrte Brrc Secretary Beryl Crane Treasurer Douglas Allen Class Hrstorran Anne Crreene 1933 6 Our thrrd year at Rogers was every brt as rnterestrng as the hrst two Several dances were held all berng very well attended Owrng to thrs our class has the drstrnctron of havrnv the largest amount rn rts treasury of any class upon enterrng rts senror year Great credrt should be grven to the socral commrttee rn charge of the dances and to our faculty advrser Vlr O Brren Those on the commrttee were Clementrne Lallr Charrman Russell Barker Douglas Allen ohn DeRoy Srdney Rosenthal Baldwrn Sayer Nlarguerrte Brrc Al Nlrllrngton Patrrcra lkrrwrn Fred Kent Danrel Srmopoulos Ellen Hayes and Beryl Crane It was due prrncrpally to therr hard work that the dances proved to be so successful Thrs year a Rogers branch of the R O T C was organrzed wrth Mayor C-reene rn command A member of our class Frank Andrews was the wrnner of the R O T C Crtrzenshrp Medal and the Haryard Prrze for the outstandrng unror Urven for general character and contrrbutron to the school The class contrnued to be w ell represented rn all extra currrcular actrwrtres Frank Sarrrs Captarn of the w restlrng team won the Rhode Island champronshrp of the I55 lb c ass Early rn June our last class electron was held The students elected to act as class officers durrng our senror year were as followrng Presrdent Baldwrn Sayer Vrce Presrdent Anne Greene Secretary Vrrgrnra Hay Treasurer Srdney Rosenthal Co charrmen of the Socral Committee Kay Drrng and Raymond Patnode , . , , . , y , ' ' . , D Y ' Y Y I , . . V . Z . Y . . VA L, I . . , 1 V v 'I -3 s A C ' . l A A, . ' . i Chairman of Social Committee: Beryl Sacks '--I93 v , I I 1' ' I . 3 . . . . 1 - , ' , r . ' ' . ' ' : ' , 1 U U ', Q U , J' I . , V ! 9 ' V ' I V Y Y ' V . 1 y . v , . a I n 0 . . V . 3 J ' 3 . Y . V . ' v . . . l . - . . . Z K . Q I9 31 Our last year at Rovers ha been one of great actr rty for most of the cla Hobo Dance was held rn Gctober and at least two more dances wrll be Urxen later rn t e year In une there y rll be the usual cla s banquet On Februarv l7th a statuette and prcture of lrncoln bequeathed to Rogers by Commander Smrth of the Cr A. R were presented to the chool by 'Nlr Vt atson the representatrve of the VC omen s Relref Corps of the Lawton Yvarren Post G A R Beryl oslrn edrtor rn chref of the classbook took a two weeks trrp to Calrfornra where she had the honor of chrrstenrng the new destroyer Henley named for her great great uncle Captarn Robert Henley of the War of 1812 The senror class grrls and faculty of Rogers Hrgh School elected Anne Greene as the D A R representatrxe of the school One grrl rs elected rn each school rn the state on the followrng pornts dependabrlrty serxrce leadershrp and patrrotrsm One representatrye from each state rs to make a prlgrrmrge to Xvashrngton where she rs presented a Good CllllCUSllllJ Medal by the Daughters of the Amerrcan Revolutron Thrs year the lunch perrod schedule was changed from two twenty mrnute perrods to three perrods of hfteen mrnutes each lhrs change w as a vreat help rn relrexrng the congestron rn the lunch room that had resulted under the former schedule lwxeryone who knew hrm erther rn hrs prrvate or publrc capacrty mourned the passrng of Superrntendent Herbert W Lull rn anuary A wreath was sent and Pxesrdent Sayer represented the class at the funeral Future exents rnclude the annual unror Senror Prom whrch wrll be grven rn the sprrng by the class of 38 rn honor of the class of 37 Graduatron exercrses wrll be held rn the Assembly Hall on une 24 1937 For the hrst trme rn many years the entrre class wrll jorn rn the srngrng of two songs And so wrth the awardrng of diplomas by the Charrman of the School Commrttee our four year sojourn at Rogers wrll come to an end Ir rs hoped that thrs hrstory wrll rn later years help recall rn some measure the mrny pleasant trmes we haxe enjoyed here to erhe ' r D ' s ' I .' 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KNOW ALL 'VIEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we the Graduatrn Class ot Ro rs Hrgn School of the Crty and County of Newport State of Rhode Island bern rn sound body and 1n sound mrnd do make and declare thrs and thrs only as and for our last vvrll and testament ln manner and form follovvrng To the unrors vve leave a pamphlet entrtled How to Increase Your Vocabulary after the careful perusal of whrch they may comprehend more or less the verbal redundancy wrth vvhrch 'Vlr Crandall addresse hrs Senror English Classes To the would be wr e Sophomores we leave a new ratrnv that of unrors and the added responsrbrlrty entrusted to thrs new class To the rrresponsrble but tolerant Freshmen we leave a humble apology for abuslng them so much and for solace the fact that they too may someday become Senlors however remote that day rs or may seem To the rncomrng Freshmen we leave a sound b1t of advrce garnecl through many years of experrence do your homevv ork' We the second perrod 4B En lrsh Class rn order to brrng about what a petrtron farled to accomplrsh regardrng a certtrrn Homerrc eprc namely the llrad leave to Mrss Crosby an rncrnerator and a box of mrtches To Mr Nevrns we leave a posrtron on the Red and Black staff analogous to that To Mr Heber Sensenrg we leave a hemrsphere adjacent to a cylrnder generated by a rectangle wrth the area lr perp ndrcular to the plane and revolvmg rn the great crrcle of the hemrsphere wrth 00 as center and 1 as rrdrus Xvrth thrs geometrrcal solrd also known as a vvrndow strck we leave a new four drmensronal ventrlatrng system To Mr Anderson the gold fishes the frogs the polly wogs and other blologrcal currosrtres of C 2B we leave another stran e specrmen a doodle bug To Frank lvl Creenlavv MT R Vlaster of Trafhc Regulatron we leave a unror Polrce outfrt to use 1 he keeps an orderly srngle lrne rn the Wednesday noon rush for that food delrcacy of organrzed hash known as hot dogs To Mrss Phelan and her Latrn mostly to the latter we leave the frrst person srngular perfect tense of the verb to be FEI To 'Vlr Nlorthup we leave a complet matador outtlrt rncludrng knee breeche fancy ve t beret and red blanket To Mrss Wood we leave a sole ntere t rn the 309 Nursery lnc To Mr Vvrllramson we should lrke to leave what to hrm would be a fulhllment of an rnnate yearnrnv a w ell behaved class FY ll ,Il la 'v I , ' 1 . , g V , . . V a 1 g 9 I I 7 Y! 1 . f A ' ' ' r 2 . I . I . . held by Vvfalter Xvinchell of Newspaper fame. . I I II . . . . . I. , I I I I I . I . . . . I I I I I. I . I I I I I . . . . I I I I ' y - 1 . SI! - U - v l - V - g I . J ' ' ts C ' ' ' - 1 '.r ' ' e ' ' ' - ' s, ' s , , . . , I I I I I . , I . I . CIW I I I I To Mrss Cofhn we lease a board eraser wrth handcuffs attached thus leavrng her but one unsolved and unsoly able problem that of flndrng chalk We the ever late boys of Rogers leave to hlr Walsh a contarner for tardy sllps bearrng the gold leaf rnscrrptron XX ASTE.BASls.E.T To Mr Nlahoney we leave a brand new yelocrpede wrth balloon trres and three wheeled brakes or rf he prefers a handsome red scooter lo Mr Hendy we leaye a selectron for hrs next concert Organ Crrnder s blvrng lo hlrss 'North s home room puprls we leaxe a collectron of slrps bearrng varrous srgnatures to spare them many trrps to the Dean when they are two or perhaps three seconds late rn returnrng from lunch lo Nlr Huntrngtons Physrcal Geography class we leave rndrxrdual cols and prllows so they may better accomplrsh than apparent obyectrve srxth hour XVe the boys of Zll lease to Srdney Rosenthal an alarm clock guaranteed to run fast so that he may get to school at least rn trme for lunch I Soma Adelson lease the monotonous routrne of recervrng four As a term for four terms a year for four years rn successron to Anrta Chase Io Mahlon Dunn we leawe surtable atmosphere for hrs antrcs rn the presentatron of a cage I Paul Champhn leave Rogers Hrgh School as the logrcal succe sor of Professor Ernstern To Frank Andrews we leaye nothrng more aesrrable to hrm than a long and drfhcult mathematrcal problem requrrrng no less than half a doz '1 sheets of paper for rts solutron I Stewart Smrth leave my artrstrc abrlrty to an able and worthy successor Lours Walker Frant wrth the hope of attarnrng some would be actors wrth dramatrc abrhty lrlce ours next year I ohn DeRoy leawe the Athletrc Assocratron wrthout rts best all star athlete I Frank Sarrrs wresthng champron deluxe leave the Wrestlrng Team a new champ rn the person of Wllllam Furtado the Band we leave as a contrrbutron a much needed solo rnstrument the bazooka the R O T C we leave an especrally dedrcated march The Parade of the Wooden Soldrer the Debatrng Team we leaxe a unrque noy elty an audrence the Football Team we leaxe someone of the srze and stature of Irvrng Nemtzow thus proxrdrng a mascot To the Basketball Team we leave a supply of wheatres and the hope that the energy therern wrll carry the team to the New England Tournament We the Graduatrng Class leaxe Rogers Hrgh yes rn sprte of oft expressed oprnron to the contrary reluctantly and half heartedly hurng spent at least four perhaps hve but most Irkely srx happy years rn thrs school THE CLASS OF 1937 Srgned sealed pubhshcd rnd declared the sard Graduatrng Class as and for therr last XX rll and lestrment rn each other s presence who hue at each other s request here wrth set than signatures as witnesses Srgned Eceetsra TARTAGLINO Wrll Maker Xvrtnesses Baldwrn Sryer President Anne Crrten X rce Presrdent , . - . .' 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A. , THE C A OPH ECY 1937 SOMA ADELSON une the warm sun pleasantly streamed through the glass brlck walls of my l468th floor apartment gently a lrght breeze swayed the tower of the lofty buldlng to and fro as I cursed the fates whlch decreed that my airplane be ID the repalr garage leavxng me stranded here Rapldly I swrrled a chair about my head and prepared to toss xt through the wall suddenly my attentlon was caught by the latest copy of Pageant the Weekly PICIUTCS Magazlne whlch lay upon the floor Absent mmdedly I Hlcked the pages une the month of roses weddmgs and graduatlons Graduation' Why now rt was une 1937 twenty years srnce that day when three hundred Semors mgerly and tremblmgly fingered those precrous documents their drplomas From the prmted page a face famlllar to every taxpayer and ewen those that dont looked up Emmala ames the captlon read flrst woman presrdent of the U S and her Secretary of State MISS Beryl oslm who have recently returned from the hrstory makxng apanese peace conference whlch ended ln war I turned to the back of the magazine Pageant Goes to a Party one of those very excluslve partres grven by Ruth Palley the Emily Post of V957 and attended by such celebrltles as Eleanor McCarthy author of the 3 000 page best seller C-one wrth the Tornado Reed Easton dlstlngulshed dxplomat now filling the Important post of LJ S ambassador to Abyssmla lVlltchell MOSk0VlCh naval authorlty and statrstrclan famed for the knowledge by name of exery shlp 1n the who IS explammg how she drscowered the mxssmg element to an awed and astonished audience lncludlng Paul Champlm hlmself no stranger to the newspapers because of hr discovery of the secret of eternal youth and Donald Johnstone edltor of the metropolitan tablord The Newport Daily News a llvmg example of the classxc Horatro Alger theory of from newsboy to edltor Enthrallmg by her words an equally worshrpful group IS Rheta lVlart1n mternatlonally known lecturer on the subject Whlther Waverlng XVorld3 Pageant VIEWS the Faces rn the News Theresa Ferrazzollx ardent communist agltator who recently was arrested because of her rabid speeches In the left hand corner Elsie Lltman the best dressed woman on the tennls courts wlctorlously leaung the Wlmbledon grand stand court beslde her picture that of Charles Bunker representatrve of blg buslness feet on desk crvar ln mouth who mforms us the depresslon IS just around the corner Eugene Tartagllno and Henry Anthony recently awarded the silver medal for publrc SCTVICC because of thelr brrlhant work ln perfectxng an operatron by whrch hve m1HUlCS of chatter from the tongue of a cluckmg woman IS succeeded by five mmutes of sllence Wlllram Wlllxtts archltect of telewlslon tower the tourrsts haven The wery stern gentleman rn the rrght center IS Paul Dunham commander rn chref of that great Y T - : . . V 1. . , . . . . lt 2 y . ,I - , ' - ' . ' . , , , V , U 4 3 . , . . , - , J , ' - .l . - ., - . .. UI . ' ' ' . ' , . I . . , . . , . . . . A . A . ' , - . , U. S. fleet. That calm countenance belongs to Beatrlce Belofsky, chemlcal expert, I I r . - . . I V . 1. . . ,' V V 1 I v I ' I V Y Y ' Y ' 1 , L . 9 1 3 V ., - - Q 1 ' ' . , . . . . . V. . . , V V V Y V Y ' Y ' , . organrzatron the Boy Scouts of Amerrca More current celebrrtres Cyrrl Allen banker and BUBDCICI' Raymond Rrpa emrnent phrlosopher and presrdent of the Arnerrcan Federatron for the Promotron of Peace that darmg avratrrx Ena Ro s wrth trophres captured on a recent huntrng trrp rn Nl rrs Mrs Beryl Crane lead r of the select sophrstr cated 400 socral set and Prank Andrews matnematrcran who at last has conquered the supposedly rnsoluble problem of trrsectrng an angle wrth strarght edg and compass on y' Pageant Presents a Page of People from Newport a Representatrve U S Crty here on the front page of thrs sectron exposed to the crrtrcrzrng glances of mrllrons of hostrle eyes smrle the faces of Hrs Honor H Russell Barker Mayor of Newport Barbara Braman Chref of Polrce and Rrta Au trn l'1re Ctrref lllbert Angel owner of the local crnemansron whrch drsplays rn brrght lrghts rts rewrval of that old classrc of the black and whrte two drmensronal day Mr Deeds Goes to lown typrcal Newporters Bertha Brrdge owner of Bertha s Lrttle Tea Shoppe George Lees drctator of the Loyal Local Brotherhood of Amalgamated Sky lane Cleaners Morton Kosch and George Ryan leadrng local lawyers and for a sup r clrmax Norman Chase farmer from Portsmouth one of the suburbs of Newport upon whos farm gold was dr cowered rn the Portsmouth Gold Rush of 1953 No rt cant be yet rt rs' Rogers Hrgh School but a new drfferent and amazrngly modernrstrc 300 story glass sky tower staffed by such teachers as Ellen Blrven lrbrarran rn the Norman Lrbrary lVlarron Barker Englrsh teacher Arnold Anderson head of the Scrence Department Marte lewrs conductor of the Rogers Orchestra and Lulu Mar Harvey drrector of dramatrcs rn the huge new audrtorrum wrth real green velvet curtarns Pageant goes to the V-Var Front Well forty years ago the patrrots of the U S decrded to frght rn France That was bad yery bad But now now theyre frghtrng rn Srberra to make the Srberrans safe for democracy and to crrcumvent the rabrdly caprtalrstrc Russran government ln charg of op ratrons rn Srberra r General Mrchael Bunker alded and abetted by such brrllrant stratevrsts a Bordon Caswell Lester Frredman Rrchard flrrghtrng Drckl Fullerton and Frank Wrestler Sarrrs To help carry on the war rs a valrant corps of nurses rncludrnv Blanche Andrews Isabel Brown Wrnrfred Maxwell Lorrarne Chartrer and Alrce lreeney here prctured embarkrng for the front lrne Here rn Amerrca the dreary problem rests on the shoulders of srx weary overcome by responsrbrlrty men the Supreme War Councrl composed of Gaspero Xmorouso ohn Booth Wrllram Gray Frank Smrth Kenn th Trout and Ralph Mrrman Pageant Revr ws the Entertarnment Xvorld At hom all rs peace and quret a theatrrcal season has just closed w hrch rncluded that smash hrt of hrts Ghosts of 57 starrrng the soprano wrth the vorce of gold Alrce Bulha r cent recrurt from the opera and that old trme slapstrck comedran Bob Ashton A hrgh lrght of thrs musrcal comedy was the danclng of Anna Vasrlrou ballerrna or the Amerrcan Ballet corps On the rarnbow creen technrcolor the old fashroned term w rs the prcture Romance rn a Rocket starrrng Beverley Vvrllramson and that s nsatronal new drscowery Franchot lVlars Frank Martrn rn the good old trmes who recalls to us oldsters Robert Taylor of many years ago The candrd camera shot rs of Martha Helgesen Glamorous exotrc star and her publrcrty agent Harold Hoffman ln the realm of musrc never before hue so mrny stars slront nor shone so brrllrantly The orrgrnal of thrs full page portrart rs none other than Barbara Ly nch woman trombonrst who put the trombone on the map On th opposrte page frddler Esau lnrredman who set the world afrre by playrng hrs xrolrn contrnually for three long days an all trme record Perhaps we wand r from true musrc but that quter contortronrst rn the center of the page rs only Lours Feldman famed orchestra leader and rmentor of scrntrllatron he new ya77 compared to whrch sn H10 of twenty Nlnilg 120 l11Cl 1ll0Uf 1 mUCl1 fltylltm 19 1 Bach fugue Pageant s Vllorld of Scrence and Amusements Harry X ay ro dryer for lost treasure rn the Yucatan coast expedrtron financed In nabob Frederrck Gly nn of the teel mrlls Norma lxane antrque collector drrxes one of the last exrstrng rutomobrles rn the L S 1 - . , 1 v ' r Y . 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Thomas Paty kevv rch vvrnner ofthe lrrsh Svv eepstakes Henry Maxvv ell last week avs arded the trtle Mr Amerrcan Crtrzen of l9Jl Horace Neaton top heavy favorrte for the near future Lvypt Engrand arr races Speakrng of arrplanes tnat huge oval solrd rs not a grgantrc my thrcal brrd s evg nor a dr lodged mountarn nor even some n rv crty destroyrng bomb but a novel passenger arrlrner of vlass thrs rs certarnly the glass ave vvrth collapsrble concealable rubber vvrng tne vvhole contraptron prloted by Orvrlle Qurtrs vvrtn Roberta Brovvn as hostess Arthur Grlman creator of the classrc comrc strrp Alexander the Armadrllo vvho has extended hrs actrvrtres to Alexander the Armadrllo Canned Sprnach These Rogers graduates they crop up even rn the advertrsements For example he lady vvrtn her prcture on the flour bag rs none other than Vrrgrnra Robbrns author of the housevvrfe s Brble Darnty Dr hes for Drscernrng Damsels vvhrle on the back cover of the magazrne appears none other than oan hletcher new Ducrress of San Francrsco vvho endorses tooth paste for svveet charrty s sake Pageants Page of Thrrlls of the Vt eek go s to ohn Prescott Snavv tor hrs brave and darrnv vrctory over srx robbers rn hrs Sherlock Holmes lrke role a detectrve rn solvrng the mystery of vvho stole the Sl 000 000 platrnum dramond necklace of Mrs X lvvas nrght and darkness crept over all vvhen suddenly rnto therr rloo on the last brt of uncrvrlrzatron amestovvn R I crept a ter rrfyrnv pre hrstorrc monster That was the lot of these audacrous explorers and thrs rs the prcture taken at rhe trme of the melodramatrc srtuatron whrch as the head of the expedrtron oseph Anthony puts rt vvas just another rncrdent rn our crusade to brrnv lrght to thes drsmal regrons A companyrng the modest lVlr Anthony on the expedrtron are marnly Anthony Caputr astronomrst Paul Mangan anthropologrs and Wrllram Feltham meteorologrst Not so blood curdlrng perhap but equally rmportant certarnly rs the achrevement of Evelyn Ledoux and Ernestrne LeBeouf rn rnventrnv a typevvrrter whrch easrly and beautrfully prrnts scrrpt vvrrtrng thus makrnv obsolete and unnecessary all eccentrrc and rllegrble handwrrtrnv Says Paul Leary head of Tammany Hall Nlext to the vvar I consrder thrs the most rmportant development rn thrs year s hrstory Comments Albert Trurtt radro announcer Drtto Fashron Forecasts a sp cral prcture page thrs vveek for the femrnrne element of our readers who rnsrst upon adornrng themselves vvrth feathers and callrng rt beauty l'rances Cross Parrs desrgner presents thrs d lrvhtful creatron rn green vvool and orange chrffon to be topped by a corflure vvhrch swrrls upvvard rn front curls on top then rs parnted over wrth any color lacquer desrred the headdress berng an orrgrnal by Edward lVlorrrson Remember hrs beautrful shrny vvavy harr rn hrgh school? ust by may of contrast the gentleman vvrth the pearls and dramonds vvho rs drrvrng a IQ43 model T rs Harry Amey lndran potentate v ho made hrs fortune rn Indra and novv rules over 95 000 000 farthful subjects Of course lVlarylrn 'Vlorrrssey popular columnrst vvould say I don t knovv But you knovv Nlarrlyn she hasnt completely recovered from that last surt for rbel Pageant s Art Sectron thrs vveek rs vv holly devoted to the eccentrrc vvork of Harold Babbrt modernrstrc parnter Some people say rt s art some p ople call rt bad cookrng For example who vvould ever guess that those queer blocks and pyramrds vs ould rrnravel rnto a portrart of Thomas Buckles vvuard mavrcran escaprng from a coffin or trat the rarnbovv rn the corner vvas a surrealrst rnterpretatron of Shrrley Innes mrnd reader rn the process of psychoanalyLatron3 Mr Babbrtt rs famed for hrs remarkable murals coverrnv the vvalls of the famous Bar XYZ dude ranch ovvned by Helen Allen Rumor has rt also that thrs same artrst vvrll desrgn the stavrng for the much publrcrzed play Save the Preces by Alford Peckham and Roger OSullrvan collaborators on many other smash hrts That brrngs to mrnd th rntroductron of the popular modern musrc course recently rnstrtuted at Tuskegee Lnrversrty and taught by such exptrts as 'Vlerle Barley Ellen Campbell Vlary Parker Gladys Johnson Catherrne Waller and Serena Yates Pageant Prctures the Crrcus' Last Aprrl heralded by the gleeful shouts of Y 'I I 1 v v , ., .. , . . .. -- , . - - ,, , . .. . . . c , . , -A Q '- 4- ' N D V f ' - a I O . .... , 1 . , A D . - v V -9 , : 3 ., . 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Q - K . , C . , o o L '. v - 1 ' 4 . v , as - - U - . 1 . , . some of the chrldren and all of therr parents there arrrved rn lNew X ork Crty the Brnglrng Brothers Rarnum and Rally Crrcus Hayrnv played to capacrty audrences tor two months the crrcus one of those oddrtres left oxer from the twentres and thrrtres now prepares to mowe to the provrnces Here are presented the only candrd photographs of lrfe rn the crrcus lhe Hanover urntet performs therr unequaled never to be surpassed dare dexrl feat of equrlrbrruml bo announces rrng master Srdney Rosenthal on thrs full paged prcture Srxty feet abose the earth rnxrsrble to the spectators below stretches a narrow wrre seated on brcycles upon thrs wrre are the frrst two Hanovers real names George Lahoud and ack 'Nlazeau supportrnv on therr shoulders a pole w hrch supports a charr whrch seats Hrnoyer III Charles Hazard On hrs shoulders stands Robert Wood a stepprng ston for Hanoyer IV Carl l..oLrto on whose shoulders stands the peak the prnnacle the top-Clementrne l..allr' l-lappy landrng Clem' Many feet below the faces of the audrence afford a verrtable catalogue of emotrons So braye a man as Wrllram Alofsrn Olymprc sprrnter wrnner rn l952 drsplays an expressron of Ive just seen a ghost even that cynrc mrsogynrst Alvrn Hersh author of such books as My Fellowmen Boslr' rndrcates by hrs drsheveled harr that he rs not unmoved whrle Constantrne Hologgrtas wrestles wrth hrs fear rnstead of hrs tradrtronal enemy Edwrn Edwards Mary Buchanan Chrrstrne Coggeshall and Beverley Clarke three farmers from way down East get a brg thrrll from the brg crty Judgrng from therr terrrhed expressrons Accompanred by a loud crash from Dorothy Hattub s brass band darly at two performances flres through the arr that darrng young man on the Hyrng trapeze Danrel Cullrnane r to the great delrght and admrratron of that representatron from the Follres cast Gladys Brooks Marcelle Spooner Severrna Whrte Strll rn the background of the prcture but drmly vrsrble are the great equestrran trro Penelope Clarke rrdrng a horse whrle standrng on her head Margaret Ebbrtt standrng on one toe and ean Cramer on one hand A lrterary tea one of the seven wonders of the world scorned and Jeered at by cynrcs eagerly sought and srghed for by those brtten by the celebrrty bug Here n these three prctures rs the greatest show on earth a gath rrng brrghtened by more brrllrant stars than your hve year old brothers drawrng of the sky presrded over by that gleamrng Vrllage rs gone w rth the teprd thrrtres gone are th Howrng tres and tresses Our new age rn lrterature rs represented by such poets as Marlon Brownell such novel sts as udrth Davrdson Now everyone wrrtes hrs autobrography from the sophrstrcated socrety woman Lucy Cutts owner of thrs years Kentucky Derby Vlfrnner to Anna Errcson amateur gardener wrnner of the prrze for the year s best rose Thrs rs a photographers holrday whrch garned a rarse for many a reporter such as Ruth Wernquest and Bessre Rowland l-lrdden behrnd a palm tree rs archeologrst Emrly Corey who rs explarnrng to pharmacrst Roland Parent her amazem nt ur on drscoverrnv that her Egyptran gurde through Krng Tut etc s tomb was none other than her old classmate Walter Lyon Rrch man poor man beggarman thref remember the rhyme3 Here they are drrnkrng tea rn a lrne the rrch man Wrllram lNrmmo who cornered Wall Street the poor man Paul Wayson poor man he only hr S310 000 000 the beggarman rn the femrnrne gender Margaret MCC-urrk at least that s her role rn her latest play and the thref Dorothy Toprgran who eyery eyenrng has to st al away from her autograph hounds after srngrng torch songs to the smart set rn Norma Kelly s El Alhambra Club where hundred dance to the streamlrned sophrstrcated musrc of Davrd Nemtzow featurrng Cecrle Massey at the prano Aaron Nlemtzow at the clarrnet To go to the other end of the socral yrrdstrck prctures of the county farr The county farr3 Yes the one and only rncomprrable county farr the Portsmouth County Farr l-lerewrth the parkrng grounds jammed wrth scores of 3 passenger model F planes rn all states of decomposrtron The whole famrly cames to thrs farr eren rf unror has to rrde on the wrng A Burt Kelly x ho carrred off the laurels for the best squash puts rt By crac y trrnt more than once a sc rr we folks get a real chance to step out' For embrordery prarse to Esther Ltmr for pres laudatron for Alrce Anderson for . 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' .K .'. . . stuffed turkey three cheers for Lucy Smrth for a home run SID 000 a year for Phrlrp Amoruso the sultan sw at a small town boy w ho made good Pageant Vrsrts Lncle Sams Servrce Nlen Harold Werner rn hrs quest for socral yustrce makes a specral plea to Secretary of the Xlavy Anne Hathaway to open to the publrc such secret and guarded places as the Torpedo Statron but Secretary Hathaway gurded by Captarn Charles NlcGraw and Command r Donald Sherman refuses Furore aroused no good A glrmpse rnto the crvrl servrce ofhce work rs typrsts stenographers bookkeepers these the people w ho lr ure up your tax S ated assrduously at therr desks are typrcal workers Nlar aret Vlrtchell Alrce Nlurdock Barbara Vlurphy Harrret Rrchardson 'Vlary Roach Elarne Shearrn Florenc Smrth Lrllrth W arnock Alrce Whrte Dorothy Corsarr Florence Sullrvan Dorothy Armrngton and Paulrne Rrtt 'l-hrs may be unexcrtrng work but rt a whole lot afer than the task of even otner grrls also on Uncle Sam s payroll but rn the Secret Servrce ln plarn words they re spres rn thrs Srberran War of the L S brave darrng grrls now a trrfle cold rn thos northern regrons Agnes Brrdgewater Mary Clarke Prrscrlla Coggeshall Agnes Lenrhan Gertrude Marren Edna Cornall and Helen Sullrvan Says the captron under thrs prcture Equrpped wrth new planes are state polrcemen of R l Herman Andrea Mahlon Dunn and Wrllram Frtch From therr expressrons you can just rma me them growlrng Hey pull over rn the first lane I clocked you at 220 Not rn the servrce but rn the prcture are ohn DeRoy coach of Navy s crew and Alan Glynn coach of Army s who thrs week fight rt out between them but the crews nowadays arent anythrng compared vvrta those of the days when Wrllram Vose now Captarn Vose w as coxswarn Even the boys from the Naval Academy though couldnt urpass the grrls from Grrn more after they ve been trarned under Lucra Lowe Drrector of Athletrcs To return to the servrce thrs Sampson the Fort Adams mule or rather one of them srnce Fort Adams has recently been rejuvenated for war trme actrvrtre and now lres under command of Colonel Lester Snider ueen Elrzabeth II rs Coronated Vvhat agarn' Rotogravurrng rn thrs week s Times are U S ambassador to England Baldvvrn Sayer knee breeches feathers and all ac companred by specral delegates Arnold Chrrstensen and ames Peckham Many were the Englrshlovrng Amerrcans who booked passage on Thomas Slavens new l00 passenger arrshrp to attend thrs event of a generatron among them ventrrloqurst Robert Errckson Alrcra Bjork Parrs buyer for N Y smart shop Slacks Frfth Avenue con sprcuous through therr absence were close frrends of the new queen Margaret Norbury presrdent of the Grrl Scouts of Amerrca and her assocrate Cecelra Sullrvan skrpper rn chref of the marrners Brrghtly smrlrnff rs Con ressman Alphonse Clement proudly ex hrbrtrng the golden platter he removed from the coronatron banquet to brrng home to the krds for a souvenrr vvoebeffone and shame strrcken rs Senator ohn Burns who at the self same feast sprlled a platter of hot soup ov r the dress of the trtled lady rext to hrm the former Ann Kerr Back to Amerrca and the world of Sport Here we have some of the best actron photographs ever publrshed of the l9J7 Olymprc Games now berng held at Newport Many were the records smashed among the smashers were the lrvhtnrng sprrnter Arthur Smrth L S women r lay team Mary Crarla Fthel Lrley and Mary Hunter and drscus throvver Ernest Bradley Prctured also are the stars of last wrnter s games world hgure skatrng champron 'Vlary Donovan and ames Carpenter skr master general Not so expert but equally absorbrnv and a great deal more lersurely was the frshrng trrp of XVallStreet wrzard Charles Schobert and hrs two partners Gerald Kerrns and oseph Nahan Says Mr Schobert You should have s en the one that got away Comments much marrred Maryorre Peggy Hopkrns Joyce Xvest They dont know how to catch a fish Unrque rs thrs Housewrves Conventron hrst annual get together of the Natronal Housewrves Unron of Amerrca Seated on the platform rn thrs top prcture are Presrdent Mary Connerton of the unron who reprrmanded the cameraman for takrng her prcture before she combed her harr Secretary Helen Fletcher of the wartress drvrsron and A y 4 - - , v v v s , v . tt r- - ' y - I U - - 3 . . 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V K - r . . , . . . , V v economrst Vlfrllard Frrend who cowers and trembles rn the face of thrs overwhelmrngly femrnrne excrted mob lVlost spectacular eyent of the conventron was not the formulatron of the 30 hour week constrtutron but the feud betw en the Parlor Mard and Housekeeper clans whrch culmrnated rn a harr pullrng narl scratchrng free for all when an unknown parlor mard for a mysterrous cause blacked the ey of Rrta Ray leader of the l-lousewrves To therr head s assrstance came loyalrsts Helen Carerro Nlargaret Fly nn Barbara Hall and Lrllran Saulnrer only to be challenged by th rebellrous Parlor Mard factron of Ruth johnson Rose Lahoud and Kathleen Trernan The battle raged frercely and bloodrly untrl 1 compromrse was reached through the efforts of Federal Labor Adjuster Danrel Srmopoulos After thrs the seethrng srster subsrded suffrcrently to lrsten to lectures grven by Fool Her Brush representatrwe Thomas Chrlcott and Mrss Odette Walsh founder of the Walsh School of Charm guaranteed to work rn five lessons rf cash rs pard erght lessons otherwrse Well money has rts charms The 53 New Yorks most crowded most c lebrated restaurant owncd by Ethel Bence and Dorrs Parker where the yokels go to stare at the celebrrtres and the brg names go to talk about themselves Pagrng the yokels rn thrs lower prcture we have at one table beauty parlor operators Laura and Wlary Srlvra and her head just vrsrble saleswoman Rrta lVlcCann all gazrng wrth awe at the comedrenne Greta lVlorrrs whos just been grven a brg hand after her rmrtatron of a manrcurrst Attractrng much attentron rs thrs party rn the center prcture berng grven by wealthy sportsman ohn Sregrrst who has as hrs guests natronally promrnent Albert Mrllrngton thrrd vrce pr esrdent of the lnternatronal Shrrt studs Manufacturrng Company of Schenectady and the former Kathleen Drrng now wrfe of the rankrng tennrs pro of the U S Harry Coleman s orchestra rs playrng Ellen Watterson rs torch srngrng the clever Anne Steele Grace Greenwood tunes from the musrcal comedy hrt The Show rs Off starrrng Rose Lallr but the floor rs so crowded that no one can dance ln thrs corner prcture appears a glrmpse of the super surrealrst murals parnted by Lours Glaser and Stewart Smrth to whom rs due no small part of the popularrty of thrs eatrng place Even more responsrble however arc chefs Mabel Garford Gwendolyn Kent and Lrllran Ruggerr whose excellent cursrne has lVlrss Greenes Select Semrnary for Young Ladres Helen lVlrlls lexrcographer whose new drctronary of Amerrcan slang has rust been publrshed by Samuel Curtls Publrshrng Company Reverend Wrllram Srlcox whose campargn for the suppressron of graft has awakened much comment and checker champron Lloyd Underwood who set a record by delrberatrng three years on a srngle moye ln thr full page prcture most eyes are focussed upon New Yorker About Town Rowland Cutter who has just entered wearrng green top hat and tarls all the men s clothrng stores such as Alexander Kerrs wrll feature them now and accompanred by gossrp columnrst Ellen Hayes who rumors today that there wrll be a splrt rn the Nrrgrnra Hay Florence Hattub Geta spouse Matrrmonral Bureau ln a return to the yokels the prcture shows two grrls from the small town butterfly collectors acquelyn orgenson and Carolrne l-lull eagerly re questrng the autograph of psychratrrst Mabel l-lull Speakrng of autographs over there are Evelyn Carrellas and Sadre lVlrller of the Government Decrpherrng Bureau experts rn decodrng all rllegrhle handwrrtrngs Experts rn therr lrne too are typrsts Genevrewe l-lardrn and Margaret Paul wrnners rn a recent speed typrng contest A more lersurely tempo rs that for the hostess rn thrs rrght c nter prcture Annetta Blessrng the w alt? queen who entertarns a group rncludrng horsemarr Charles Yeanopoulos rrursrng a broken 'rrm from tryrng to rump 1 new colt oyer a fence Hoy was he to know the horse was blrnd3 Al o rn the party are Anna 'Nrelsen model for the Strffany ewelry ads and lqdwrn Steyens the man who went oyer Nlragara Falls rn a barrel The center of an exerted drscussron rs to whether or not trere should be Schools r dramond dealer Fred Sperlrng who loudly afhrms thwt School rs the bunk to the wnger of Educatron Commrssroner lames Xvood and the amusement of Helen l-lussey Posture Perfectronrst who strarght ns round shoulders by a srmple serres of exercrses employrng nothrng but a good rmagrnatron At the swme table rs Mary Daglrs the ' ' ' l , 'e ' - ' ' V ,... u . 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I ' 1 - , V L , A f 4 I ' Kathleen 'Nlorrrs of our trmes author of such best sellers as her recent Alas Poor Cuprd ust rrsrble rn the background are Fred Kent and ohn Whrte bouncers famed for gentleness Dragonally across from thrs last table are socral workers Vlurrel Chapman and Charlotte Alt probably argurng v rth France Cooney orrgrnator of the much advertrsed Cooney Cold Creams ln the lrm lrght too rs woman jurrst Alrce Vlfatson and her two secretarre Dorothy Wrlson and Nlargaret Zwerr As a frttrng close to thrs loud hrgh sprrrted mob comes the prcture of a woman whos gentle nature rs forergn to such uproar Barbara Flynne now 'Nlrs X and the rdeal wrfe of I9J7 Pageant s Portrart of a Teacher s Conferenc Called to offset the startlrng crrme w ave w as thrs natron wrde conference of promrn nt educators Seated rn the foreground are ean Carson and Prrscrlla Ba ford Head of the Progressrve Krndergarten for Recalcrtrant uvenrles who have accomplrsh d mrracle by mental suggestron rnstead of the medreval torture of the harr brush Promrnent too at thrs gatherrng were Vvarden Robert Owens of Swrng Swrng r name surxrxrng from the prehrstorrc trmes of the gallows Camp Drrector Elsr Nelson rnd uwenrle Court udge Powel Shaw One of the hrgh lrghts of the meetrng w as the crmpargn rgrrnst destructrve tendencres rn cnrldren under ten led by 'Xlrss Nlargrret bprurnct presrdfnt and mrrnsprrng of the Docrety for the Preservatron of Republrc Landmarks rnd all obrects of Hrstorrcal Importance whrch have Escaped Destructron rn tht latt Attempt to Annrhrlate Amerrca whose pleas for the preservatron etc have Lrrned lr r great glory Noteworthy rn the ed ucatronal get together were prtcher Anthony Garcra of the Unrversal League rdol of every school boy even the reform school boys and hortrculturrst Wrllram Ottrlege who recently became drstrngurshed through the der elopment of a rare yellow flower of whrch the leaves are edrble known rn ancrent trmes as the dandelron Sensatronal was the talk of watch and clock manufacturer Emrly lVlartland who asserts that rf baby wants to take a hammer and smash Daddys watch to se the glass break let hrm go to rt Lucratrve to her and to baby specralrst Ellen 'Vlurphy too when the glass starts flyrng town over the new brrdge Portsmouth Mrddletown Rarlroad Lrne lauded for effrcrent servrce Xvrllram ackson Vlfrllram ohnson 'Nlundy Redfern Francrs Xvrgrng ton and George Yates Oddrtres rn the prctures Champron hog caller Anthony Mederros mrlk mard Helen 'Vlederros owner of the prrle wrnnrng cow Rogers Rosre Gertrude Robert and Helen Ronayne of the Burtau of Funeral Drrectors black burrals are passe on y brrght colors and prrnts thrs season Fdw ard Gavrtt parnless dentrst rs he hrts the patrent on the head wrth a hammer after that rt s parnless chrropodrst Robert Cooper lrfeguard Lours Perry lrttle lours laughed and laughed when he heard the grrl cry for help rn two feet of water but he drdnt know she was Betty Nrcholson sugar herress to a rrch aunt Pageant Honors the Frghters of the Sea lrghthouse keeper Dorothy Iewrs who last week rrsked her lrfe rn a xalrant and succ ssful attempt to keep skrpper Dell-ert Grevettes craft from founderrng on the rocks Captarn Agnes Shea now retrred who tll very lately darly prloted her brave shrp Governor Carr across the stormy waters to amestown pearl drver lhlary Xvhrte and lVlonrca Sullrvan who acts rn those movres filmed deep under the surface of the sea Prrnted by specral request are the prctures of the edrtors of Pageant Ethel lVlacl..ellan and Betty Prerce below rn a scene from therr latest prcture comedy team Helen Anderson and Rrta Derlrn the l aurel rnd Hardy of thrs generatron thrs wrld drsrespectful lawless generatron as crusadrng prohrbrtronrst Vrctor Marcuccr puts rt Prctures to the Edrtors Thrs was Samuel Darrd successful Chrcago stock yard owner when he was rn largh school Poor Sammy s lost h s thrck head of harr He s bald as an egg now At the bottom of the page rs a crgarette endorser explorer Peter Cook wrth a prgmv brought from the wrlds of Afrrca Herewrrh three gentlemen v ho chop th wood that goe to the mrlls th t well anyway lumberrack Edward Deveau John Qoares and George Tasso On the next page are telephone operators - - .. . .. - ' -s - ' y - J s r y D - 3 J , .M I V , A v ' V 5 y . , . - V . 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J 's ' ' . ' '. fs ' A ' , K Y I o . C u '. z . , ' 4 '. Mr: z' , x' is ' ur lrzrir'? ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 U. ,. , ' . 'f ' l ld f ' . 5 -A' I. I . . K l , . ' rr, -' ' . . '. v S ' . . , . K '. I . . v 5 1 ' 9 V u . I . U , Y ' ' ' kiy v 5 . J I ' : ' r . She'll gladly help you frnd rt. I. l .S . I K . 1 I ' K Y ' ' s 4' . , w v L C V K n . . - . ' I ' s . . . ' f- ', . , ,lst ', 'A.'e'. ' 2 al. . ' ' ' A '. ' ' 1 I , L ' --v rv 1 K v 1 K I K ' B ' ' ' . ' ' v. l'k , 1 1 ' I ' . ' ' ' 1 ' ay. , ':. F1 1 z 1 A l.j,. c I - . r . '.C'- r . .' s. e v' . ' A - k , L, ' . . ' - j - rl' g , . . . s ' ' . , -1 ' v ' - 1 ' ! Nlrss Goodwrn teaches cookrng To grrls who would be wryes The lessons that she grres them XX rll prolong therr husbands lryes Typrng Shorthand and Bookkeeprng Are all rn Vlrss C-reenes lrne Vi rth her pleasant and oblrgrng ways She gets along just fine The R O T C boys do well Frner work rs rarely seen All credrt for therr great succe s ls due to 'Wayor Greene 'Nlr Creenlaw scares the freshme ow stern the say rs e But rn hrs scrence course you ll learn Hoy pleasant he can be Nlrss Harvey rs our artrst As good as Rembrandt too 'Xlo doubt our drawrng teacher Is lrked by all of you Mrss Hearn looks out for what we ea From sandwrches to chowder And when you eat what she prepares You dont need Serdlrtz powder Mr Hendy srngs and plays And he wrrtes musrc too Xve certarnly are lucky To have hrm here rt s true If you are sayrne to yourself Vvhat rn the world can a Xvhrg be3 If you never heard of Lee or Grant You d better see Nlrss Hrgbee Desprte the name Mrss Holland Thrs teacher rsnt Dutch The grrls she teaches sewrng to All lrke her very much Smart rn clothes and manners and ways lVlrss Horton rs just swell What ever rn math you learn from her You re sure to remember well If you want to take up scrence And learn rt really well Nlr Huntrngtons the one for you He really rs Just swell If you cant do mathematrcs Here s a trp for you Go down to 'Vlr Kelly There s no problem he cant do 'Nlr Lakev Jobs are many Wrth work that man rs always stocked He teache helps wrth thrs and that And makes u keep our lock rs locked 'Vlr Lucey s wrllrng nature Nlakes hrm 1 fayorrte everywhere XVh1r rs the ecret of hrs success3 Why of course rt s hrs reddrsh harr N lyon rs a help ln ull the scrence classes He mrxes thr and that together And out come porsonous vases Thrs teacher translates Latrn As rf she were a Roman She even makes her puprls lrke 1 Mrss MacVrcar rs her nomen If you want to lose a pound or two If you want to have vrgor and vrm Ask Mrss Maher Shell tell you how For she s our teacher of gym Mr Mahoney lrkes to argue And so I m warnrng you Don t ever contradrct hrm For he ll prove hrs statements rue I wrsh I had enough room For the nrce thrngs I could say About a yocatronal teacher Xvhose name rs Mr May Mrss Monsen teaches strtch by strtch The mardenly art of sewrng If there s somethrng she cant tell you It s certarnly not worth knowrng Teachrng modern languages ls a specralty of Mrss Mott If you have her rn these subjects You certarnly learn a lot Mr Cornelrus Murphy Frnds teasrng so begurlrng But eyen whrle he s teasrng you Hrs Irrsh eyes are smrlrng ,Y ' Y . 1 . , . . v . - Y . . . c 5. v . s e . 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Xvhen there IS somethrng you do11t She makes rt clear as day M155 Murphy teaches Englrsh ln that sweet and quret may M1 Murphy rn the shop ls one su ell skate they say The boys are glad to have hrm And lrke hrm more each day The ursest hardest fightlng man The squarest 1n the land ls lVlr Nevms the coach of boys Whom eyeryone thlnks IS grand MISS North IS smell to everyone From prlncrpal to cook ln fact wrthout her gurdrng hand We nouldn t have thrs book lVlr Northup knows hrs farmmg From mrlkrng cows to yxeedrng HIS words you should be heedlng Mr O Brren teaches typmg He also teaches law Every student he has had Would l1ke to have h1m more To be called rnto the office I5 not a brt alarmrng For there IS MISS Parmenter Who 5 always very charmrng lxl'lOVV XVhen the boys needed one more hand To keep them vxell 1n l1ne They sent for Sergeant Ogrlvre A leader tall and fine MISS Pfannenmrller IS popular Wrth every grrl and boy To be 1n one of her classes Brmgs them the greatest jov If you wrsh to study hrstory From ancrent trmes to present Then seek out Mr Phelan d He makes rt really pleasant' M155 Phelan says she does not l1ke Berng teased about her horses So l shall xx rrte mth parnful tears How hard her Latln course rs' Lrke 1 ray of sunshrne ls N1lSQ Prerces cheery smlle Her Englrsh course IS lnterestrnf' We l1ke her teachrng stvle lVl1 Reed has rn hrs classes Boys ys ho uork xx 1th wood Vvhen they haxe flnlshed ur hrs course As carpenters they re good l.,1ttle MISS Rrley rn 116 ls pretty and petrte She has most all the Rogers boys Adorrng at her feet Some teachers may he pretty Some may be alert But Genevleve Rlleys not Just t ese She s also cute and pert lVl1 Robson 5 surely grand To each one rn hrs class They hope they never pass The Englrsh course IS not so hard When taken from MISS Rosen If we were asked our favorrte l m sure that she d he chosen MISS Russo IS a lrngurst Teachrng both French and ltalran The puprls lrke her very much Her classes look lrke a battallon Everyone hkes M1 Sensenrg Who teaches mathematres We th1nk he 5 about the best From here to the Asratrcs When lVl15s Sestrom went to school She earned scholastrc fame Those xx ho have her rn thelr class Thmk thrt l..at1n s Just a game lVlr Smales lrkes all the boys And they l1ke hrm as well For he IS helpful to them all And treats them surely smell Lerrnrng Amerrcan Hrstory ls a pleasant thrng to do If you take rt from MISS Stanhope X ou ll lrkt the teacher too . . 1 . 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Ye-an ll1lIl'rS, I . l'zu'k1f1'. ll. WV ul, . . '.' 1- , C. All: , 47 ' -h Q, ll. I. 'l'. Shird. I.. Sn' I-', f'. Vi-ty, J. A 2 , '. . . S. Opp. . . 25 0 32 0 ' 6 20 I9 0 0 33 7 0 ' ' 0 6 0 I2 ' I3 0 6 0 6 1MSlxl'I1XlI SCHEDULE R H S ap R H S up Brrdgewater Hrgh Fa t Proxrdence Stuyvesant of N Y C Alumnr ames Monroe N Y C Weehawken N La Salle Hope Cranston Central Brockton Woonsocket De La Salle Worcester Commerce L1 Salle Hope Cranston Central Worcester Commerce Xvoonsocket Nlew Bedford De La Salle Pawtucket East Provrdence Pawtucket 'Xlexs Bedford 27 Tlrrs year s Basketball team beg, rn the Serson mth rnexperrenced pl ryers but rapidly molded rnto a clrckrng mrclrrnc Hnrslrrng 111 r rcc rn aclrol rstrc competrtron rn second I lace Had not the obataclc of srcknebs rnterxened tlrc tt rm more tlrm lrkcly would lrave ended up on top of the heap r 1 theft to lliplhtt .N-:rtvrlz .1. IH-Iloy, ':1l.: Z. XYL'2lX'4'l'. 11. XYy:4:1 I. W. t':m11 -11. 'I'. Vlrilq-ott. Ctr 1' 'Q M. Ilriv. 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NI 11111111 1 1111 1 X X1J1.lll1KK1klx 11 1 1 The wrestllng squad opened IIS season 'vVltl'1 the uctory of ll to I3 over the St George s XX restlmg Team After th1s uctory the Roge1s matmen put aslde a second tr1umph by easlly beatxnv the Hope l-hgh School grapplms w1th a score of Z7 to 10 The final wrestlmg meet of the season 1s as a 'r1umph for the Red ind Black grapplers who outsmartecl the Cranston H1gh School matmen The score w1s the best accomphshed th1s season belng 2622 to l 1' 2 The team was coached by Hymm l..1frak to whom the squ1d owes much The team s captam Funk J Sams has th cl1st1nct1on of hemg State Champ10n three t1mes 1n chfferent classes 'Y , . 1 . ' L f W ' , 1 ' .W -.-lf . . 1 --7 ' . - A - ' 1 ' 1 -- - A 1 l!131'w1!13' KL: tu R121 1 1-'irst I! aw: li. 11z1yf1s, 12. S2l'1'lS 51-1 l1XYI Ii. 111111 ':11'v1s. 1i. I':11'1'1s. 1', 11-1 'itis, XY, I 111'tz1111-, 4'2l1tl, 1-'. S2l 1S, J. . 1 'li11, A. lli1111:111. V. 11 112211115 Q1 ' ez J. N111 . Il, H1 '1-11s, .l. 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NIOHKIRI s lkShl IISXII ll 1051114 l ln. 4 rl itll N IX I! I Luml ll ax N rs max MX iN! 1 ll The Semor team was successful ln wlnnmg the Silver Cup by defeatmg the evenly matched unxor team 22 I8 xn an excxtlng afternoon game The tnree lower classes offered keen opposltlon ln all the games played lhe juniors caused many games to be played ln overtime perlods before the Seniors could rally and defeat them slif a .. s. Q ' . . ini .I '- .DIST 11.1-I' to ! 'htJ I-'irst llrw: M, X11 '53 ll. Mills, V. SuIl z u. ll. Husst-5, 4':aptuir1 IG. 1I:x'tl:u11l. RI. llric, M. Alurrisst-y. lt. Wvilwrtl. li. lllix'--n Sa-f luv: M. Invis, H, lritmun, li. H4-Ivfsky, H. .l:unws, ll. Aulfs-nu, Il. I -'1i11, A. l'II'i'.'1H. Il. Vlzrkv-. lr. I, W1-. X 1 ' 1 The Student Councll IS in 0Yg'lI'l1l1ll0H of students lepresentmg each home room The purpose of thts orgamzatlon IS to propxgut 1 spmt of Democracy through prwctlcal exery day tralnmg for good cltlzenbhlp Undex the leads-rshlp of Pnesldent Bunken the Student Council has been promlnent ln many xx 155 ln enfoncmg the luws of the school I THIS S'I'l'lJl-INT IIUIQTIII. lftfit' JJ3' ll.--fl tv- ltiuhtr I-I. Xie-twlson. l,. Infxxw. AI. A. Hunkwr. S. linrkt-r, Y. Stencils. ' V K C ...K . I -1 l n . .I . . I I T I , . I L . V - . . .. A . ' I I . - . A . , X v . A . L Y D i -I KN HOL LX rr 1 r r rr cv r lx r 1 1 1 rx 1 rrrrr r x lr lm The Rogers Hrgh School band was organrzed by Mr Lours R Chase rn February, I935 and made rts first publrc appearance rn May Black mrlrtary coats trrmmed wrth red whrte serge trousers black red, and gold trrmmed mrlrtary hats and whrte Sam Brown belts comprrsed the unrform Black trousers wrth a red strrpe were added later It has been the custom of the band to perform at annual sprrng concerts to appear at athletic contests, and to ard rn patrrotrc observances The first noteworthy publrc appearance of the band thrs year was before the R I Teachers Instrtute rn Proyrdence Much fayor was won there In anuary a concert was grren at Rogers wrth Geoffrey' O Hara and ames XV Downs r as guest artrsts In February, a Jornt concert whrch met w rth much success w as held wrth the R I State College band Thrs concert prorrnv to be a most colorful affarr, was repeated at the College rn Krngston The quality of Rogers musrcrans rs shown by the fact that hfteen members of the band and orchestra were accepted as members of the All New England Festrval Band and Orchestra held rn Hyannrs In the two short years of rts career the Rogers Band has made a name as one of the outstandrng bands of 'Nlew England It has rlw ays been recerred wrth enthusrasm Of course a lot of pr rrse rs due the rndrrrduals who hare played rn our band but much of the credrt for tlrrs frne rncord rs due to our drrector Mr Chase who rs w orkrng agarnst xery poor condrtrons Nxfe hope that the band wrth rts changrng personnel and the new recrurts from the grammar grades, wrll be consrstently successful over a long perrod of years ,z.f,...... . --..U - --V , - --V - . .. .. . i , J .. I I . Fei y ' I ItUl'il.' llllill SCH '. NIP llavfl K llielrtl l-'irsr li vw: ii. l 1'ir-alrrrzrrr, I'. S, llzrlrlftr. II. I-1, Hilrrr-:rw-. ll. li Miwrrzrrr, llvreer' M: '1' uv. Mr. lmrris li. l'rr.rsr-, 4-orulrrr-r r'. I! lzrnrl Alun- 'Ir--. IC. Rl. !'---ich: nr. .X. S. l'w-'h:rrrr. Sv -und It rw: I.. llllllvll. lf. X. mlz ru. I.. XY:uIln-r', I'. Alarlrorrrey. N. I,-r frrurwl, XY. lr' urs. .l. Iiwkvr't. rIr'rrrrrrrr:rjHr'. IC. 'I'1rr'I:rulirro, .X. N--rrrlz ,wg .i. 4'. Woml, r'. 'I' lain. ll, Nlwirrr-. S. Nr-rrrrzfvw, 'I'hir'rl I1 rw: S. .l. Inrmurrw-'5'. li, l'lrzr rr. Y. .l. Alzrr'--rr.--Ai. .I. Irwrrs. .l. ll. Srrll' urn. I,. IN-Irlrrrarrr. M, ll--Vrrrzrrr. N. KI -irr, X' Slr ark--r'. Nrl in pivlrrrw-1 P, I-I, Hnrrl, Ir-y, ,lr'., ll, S, S' 'H1ll, Il. XY, llzrblrill. S. llilrrrzrrr, .l. ll:rwkvll,1l. lrrr. 1 A V l U Af 4- I - D A v l A - . 1 V . - . - h. . . Q Y ' . V - , , . . I . , I . ' . . . ,U y . v v . . ' J - y l - V Y - v - - .I v Y . . . V . t. q V Y. . . . . , , D M . . , . a I A s . 1 v Q A . v 'D I. 5 . . -1 I In I ' wh K K v v v - ' ' . ' ' ., . ' . '. , , ' . . ' , . . r , . . . W f L ' , . 11s xxlt xss IXI ' 1 4 1 1 41 11 Q 1 11111 The ROUCIS l-l1gh School Banlclng ASSOCIHIIOH IS composed of the home room bank cash1e1s and faculty adv1se1s At the begmmng of each yea1 a meetmff 14 held to elect ofhcers and to gne out the necessaxy supphes to the cash1e1s The IJUIIJOSC of the Banl-:mg Assoc1at1on IS to ca11y on the school banlung Deposns are made by the stud nts on Tuesday of each week at school and then t1 1nsfe1rcd to the Newport Trust Company E.ve1y meek four bannexs are awa1ded for h1ghest pementage one to each leadlng room of the four classes Freshman Sophomme jun1o1 and 5en1o1 The faculty 3dYlSElS a1e M155 Frances Wood MISQ C-enev1eve R1ley and 'XI1 XY llllam O Brlen The ofhcers are Presldent F XV1ll1am S1lcox VICE presldent Ellzaheth PICICC Secreta1ytreasure1 Peggy bullwan , M I , . 1 ' . LQ I ltiliiflf llllill Slllllifll, li .' 'ING , .'.0l1. l0X IJISQ' IJIS' fl.--tr to lliuhtr l i1's1 lbw: ll. .I41l111s1111. lv. Hollis. .X. N, Yzesilivux, l'I. l'iv1-'Q-. I-'. XY. Silwx. N. Sl 'I11-1-1'. V. I'z1l111. l,. Sil-It-l111il4. S1-vulul Huw: Ii. l:l'1llI1Zlll, ll. l.iul1tbml5. .l, Sass'-. Y, lll1f111lw1':. M. U411111111-11111, 1, limlrigt, A. 5lllllY1lIl. M, lil'-111lw1'u. IC liruw-1's1lu1'1'+1', I1 livgu, 'I'l1ir1l Ilnw: A, Al.-ni.-iw-s. IG. 'l'z11'1.1uli11o. I . Hztvitt. AI. 12111 th. li. Urllzts ':L11. 3 I . V . . l ' K I . U I h . .3 .. ' AZ .. A rv ' . I V . ' 1 V '. . '- '- ' ' , .- , 1 . . . 801 Ill 1 n lp. . The UDIOI Class gave two lnfolmal dances thls yea: One of these aflans was gnen III honon of the basketball te im ll pxoxed most successful The umox Senxox Prom xslll be held ln une Wllll the Class of l937 as guests of honox Sexexal class meetmgs haxe been held at YSl'llCll questlons of dues and othel 3CllYll1?S xx me decldecl The class officers ale Pxeslclent ohn Petexsen VICE Preslclent Anne Petelsen Sec1e1a1y Rlta St Angelo lqxeasuxel Clyde Andemson Co chanmen of boclal Qommlttee lJiill1ClZi Dlllon Flancxs COlIlgaI'l 193 -'1-' :ins 11,4-l'L In lliuhlf l'. A11l 1'sfm. Il. Sl. Anselm. .X. I'--1-wswxl, .I, I'1-l-A1'sw11. I'. Ilillru . I-I 1'm'l 'z'm. Vlanss zulvisn-rs. Mr. lflirif-11 znml Miss l'l1--lun :uw lllll in the pivllllw-. ' ' 'I h 1 . - ' , . , . Z A. . . S n . ,J I XIIN lN 1931 I' 1 1 x I I IIYTIAII I Q-xrozzo 1 1 I 1 I I IIIIUS B BH: The Rogers Hlgh School Debatmg Lnlon IS a member of the Brown Unlverslty Debatmg League wh1ch IS composed of two Massachusetts and two Rhode Island Hlgh Schools The Rogers team won the cup offered by Brown thls year by deleatlng e other teams 1n the League Besides entermg 1nto competltlon of the league Rogers as the annual Interclass Debates between the Freshmen and Sophomores and the JUDIOTS an Semors cups bemg offered to the wmners of each debate and a combat Wllh La Salle The act1x1t1es of the Debatmg Lmon are not l1m1ted to the students alone u the faculty are allowed to show xx hat debatlnv 1b1l1t1es they may possess by thelr part1c1pat1on 1n the annu1l Faculty Debate 1xh1ch usually attracts much attentxon on the part of the student body The ofhcers of the club th1s year were Pres1dent Rhetm Martm 31 V1ce Pres1dent Barbara Lynch 31 Sec1et111es 'Vlargnet Xvood 38 'Vlaurw OB11en 38 Treasurer ElSlC l..1tman 37 r 3 1 L 1 e rw' 'l'Ill'1IH'IlI. Q12 '.'l0X . I t'- JIS' 1ln'l'l In llltllll First How: M11 I'1I1l1i114 S. .MII-lsfm, Al. Xtkmrl, M. KVIC1-it-11, ll, XlII'lllI, Ii. I,.'lIC'lI, G. J ' , Miss I'i'-l'4'v'. Sm-111111 Huw: IZ. fllwllttts. Ii. 'l'll1'1uI111ll, IC. 'J1li1111. M, All'fl'Il'ln'X. ,X. liuxtt-1', T. 4' ' l', E. Alan-1':11'1I1y. IZ, IL'-lfttklu, ll. I':1lE-1, Al. Smith. BI. Sl2ll'liIlI1lIl. Bl. Ilutth-r. 'I'h'1'1I Inv: .l. l'illll. XY. II:1ylv1'. Il. II:-IT:-1'11:111, IZ. .lfllIlISIUIln'. H, 4'u11t:111t, I , .1 .', . 4 'k, Al. .XILLI 1: I'. U'I11'i1-11, Il. Alt'liI'Il'I', .l. llrinyi. . . , . . . . - ' y V 1 v th . ' , h , cl , M M , De . ' 1 ' ' ' b r ' ' D . . ' n L -' ' 1 . . , .. , 1 . F . ' C , .- ' 1 , l 1 gt A l , l . ' 'l L . . , v C' i 1 1 I 1 l Q X 4 I XP flung Llub lb one of tnt nuxel o1'11n1111t1onk of the bchoo It hax not ma e t1e dxancement 1tQ 1eade1s mwhcd to make, E14 the how haxe to make all the equtpment 1nd appaxatux thu max ufe In the Basement Labotatoxy of Coles they hate canned ou extexmxf tuts COIlCC1I11l'14' at1odx11f1n11cQ on 511101 u1t 1 um unne 11Q uncon1pltttd and tudlecl the tfftctx of 1111511195 forces r1ntl1c component IJd1tS of in anplane 1 , 1 1 .11 ut Il 11111 L o 1 11 11111011 and ou1 IHILZIIIJOI 14 Q In 144 Q 0 N1 1 - . 1t1on1u 1141111101 Q 1 o wt ff 1 1 .nc 11 t Buxton z 11po1t Othu M1115 ate pl 1nne or the fUtUlC M ea ' r 1 X I The Hostess Club holds 1ts mee-tinge on the fubt Xvedne dav of ewely month The club IS compoxed of cute selected flom the unlot and bemom Chwses Thexr duty IS to act is o esses to my NlS1tOls xx 10 mu ul x to Het the Qchoo' The majot ploject t I9 yem was to alcl tu mn it ltx .mnun conectt 1 unfymg and xelhng can It N ? V V i I 1 'W ' . W. V . K ? ' Q 4 5 t , , L Q g . ' ' J ' f 'I Hli IIUSIICSS tfl.l li l.tIi4' 19257 ll.--tl I-+ Iiiuhtf I-'irft llrw. I! l':t11-. tl. Nl--Hitlszt. .X. Xoeiliorlt Y. .XF--x-'rx--, Aliw 1'.t1'1', A, tllwf-lx:-, S, Iftl'Yill. XI. ll.uI'lv-l'. li. Smith. S.-.Un-I thnx 'I' I-'v-1'x'.4xzH1t. Al. I.:n1uflf Vx. th 'tx4rItt!iIIIl, , Hull, Al. llvi-, M. lllklttlf. IC. 5Iv1':tl'ltty, II, Ihrltflx. I-I. IA-lm--vltt. V. lfitlwlt. 'l'tti1-.I tion' ti. .I-lslin. l'. t'Iut :w-xt. .l. tlmvw, ll. tlztttmlr. ti, I'i'-1'-w-. lt, IH-I'ry. IZ. l:t'lIh4'tllll'l', It, tl--11n1.:n. I-1. tl'1'--tm'-Il. Il. .Xllf-lt. .Xl. AI4f1'1'i4wt-y. tr In st: 1 'S 't 'st .. .. ' ' h. '- I-tldt l -qty : dy. Q.:-8 m XIXIII ' 1 4 xx 1 I 'wwunul lhm v 14 nc X 'lx QQIYIE ly I4 x IX lx X1 x X it rm Y 1 4 4 111 The Llbrary Auxxlmaxs undm the dnectlon of N115 Bmkex a uQual tool-. care of chargmg and axrangmg boob cleanmg up and lx?f'D1I1f' the lxbmxy ID olden and did varxous other thmgs fox mfuntaxmnq md bettmmg thi mom and lllenatule Among the projects earned out thxs yen neu 'lu mnudl hobby slum ,md also an cxhxbmon of the diversions of the facullv 'Ilu ugulu decomud hu mms dxsplayed in the llbmry at Chrlstmas , - v w ' . ,4 3 x . i I I l,li'i1XliY . , .XIKY IJISQ' WISPIKT 11.141 1-v lliullll First Hu 'z .L .lm'pv11s xx, Ii. Lilmzm. ll. livlolklxn-X. 'I'. lf'--rmzx-rli, I-I. Illixw-11, I., 1':1pp114-illi, .X. Ynrilioll. S. Avi Isola. V. S111 ivzm, ,' A . 'Z .X. l'vIv-1'S:-H. li. I,--11-lux, li. 1xl'41ll'lhj', Ii. l':1l1--5. IC. lie-IH. .. I, LJ, l'. H1iSI14PI'Il. S. liirwin. .i. Sullixzux. Al. l':u1l. V. Dillon. 'I'h 4l Inv: li. l,+4hm1111'. AI. Sllll il!l. XY. Sl: --ns, I. . l in. lf. 'I'o1fi:Li1m, A. Y: S rl, Al, M:-wl--iros, S. In lilo. l,. lllluue-Vi, 1X -1 in th' pixlllr.-s IC. .Xlpluly I,. Iwxx'-A. ll. BI dlillin. I. llmhlqm, IW. Fil nf-ns. AI, XX'orll1l+-51 . V .. 'iv' - .A . A .5 IU., S H V . ' . .' ' ' 1 .' N . . ' . . . ' -' A ,il-,-,KAL - 'vs 1- ' ' D. . -1 i- -l , Ax, wil- 3 4 ' A' INK ' r 1 I Llllltl 1 S IX lll Durrng the year the Rogers Hr h School Rrdrnv Lluh was organrzed of people rrdrng at the warrous rrdrng academres rn Newport Group rrclers at Walkers are rnterestecl partrcularly rn hors manshrp Cla es Ihr memlrer plan occasronal group rrcles durrng the year such as luncheon rncl prcnrc rrdes The memrers hope thrs sprrng to hold a horse show at W allter r rth rll members competrnv Presrdent Frances Harlow Vrce presrdent Em rn 'Nlehlrnger becretary treasurer Roland Cutter '. I v Q 5: I li .'l- Y c 'l Y ' Iilll fi l'l.l'Ii IJISI' IHIW llrr-l't I-r lliulrtr First llrwi A. M111-Dry. IC. Ir-I,:rrr:ir. I-I. 'I'r':r--11. Il, 'Writ'-rx I-I llnrlrrw. A, Hillhrrrrzvry l'. Mzrrrurrrr, .I. I,:r.XI:rr'sl1. Sr-A lirwz l. Sh-r-lrrrrr. ll. Hrrrrirr. Al. r-I. lil'---Arrw. ll. lflyrrrr-1. IC, lr'1'orrrr1-ll. lf. ,'rrll z , NI. liwrrl. I-I, Eirrrr-s. . U h ,U . , , H . . . .5 . . D , . , 1 . V A . R I hk.xv- A. N V H j I , . ' V ' 'ls x'A 1 . 1 O. l'l New il 1 1 I 11 I1 1 ll 111 1 11 X 1 111 4 The alm of thu club IS the prepaxatxon of fxebhmen for membershlp on he Red and Black staff The officers are Presldent Damel Cashman VlC6 Preslcleni Ruth Anthony Secretary Mary ean MCC-ulley Treasurer Ellen NlChOlSOH Ol the f-ll't lliilf ,Lal l6pOllQ on llTlOLlb IIDXNSIJ ll l ITICD Htl? glNLI1 ISIQIDHIHU ll1C SECODCI VPHI pljfli fOl 8 IICVS NDHIXI Ntlt H1 ide dI'lCl ll NN 1il5bUf'd CdllX lI'l Nldlllll llld publxshed hr weekly thereafter The staff of the nexxspapel IS Edltox XV1llxam Kahl ASSOCIHIC Eclxlor PBUICIH OBn1en Lltexarx Pdrtor Nlelxllle Slrattor' BUQIDCSS Ylanager Carl C-uslafbon Tllli lIl'l3S .I ' .2 1I,1-fl lr Iliulrll First lbw: I'. 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'HUNIOHI IRI ss 4 ll 1010-1 I v 1 P rstlfx x rn 4' 1 e 4 The Qophomore Pless Club thouvh not lnlenllonally so tu ned out to be a strlctly femlnme organization An mtensxvc study was made of ITIEIUAIIHCS clatlnff back to tht uma- of Renjamm Fnanlclm and commg up thnouffh the yous to the most modem IJCl1OCllCdlS In the fxll most of the membcxs mach fx xuy mtrrestmg Held trlp to the Providence ournfxl bullclmg whlch prow-d xery educmondl The Class Notes of the Red and Blwck were oflan swelled by the memhels At Chrlstmas time a successful puty was helcl The ofhccns are Pxnsldnnl llleen aclcson VICC I resldent acquelmc Sa-so Trcasulcr Nlaxgalet Walsh I 1 wx - .A 501 . 'I ' i. .' 1. 'Il .I S37 I flmfl If Iiiult F11 ln? S. Imvill. .X. I1:1.tw-r, .I. lriuul--s. .L Sass.-, Miss Sn-slr-1 , IG. .Im-ks lx, AI. XV:lsh, I. Sh-whzmxl. l', Nlznglxirz-. Se-1111111 Ilmv' M, llllllllllillll, lt, +V-maint. ll, .lHll!lFl4lllI'. l'. 4'lau'1m-, M. H1121 Vs. 42, Viacllzntvili. T. Sh -al. IZ. BI 'I.ymzlr1. L . 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U, S! mo 4:20 Ria.: 0.2 ua no .Eg 225.25 3 3 o ig:-D Z -c: E Q. ...gg Q Cf.'275 fu XXII ISI X J D lime tr Y l lqhe Red and Black thrs year featured a numner of changes IH wppeannce new folmats being used both it tne befflnnlng of the year and at the htlf yen Changes were made IU the type arrangement and other dress features Not only drcl the mugazme take steps to keep up wrth the ehangmv trends ln school puhllcatlon lay out but all new columns were mtroduced at the l'JC2lflI'lll'l2 of the veal The edltors took the steps m hope of havmg future staffs follow up and exentually bring the magulne to the sery top A second place award ln tts class xx as received by the Red una' Black ln the annual competltlons of the Columhn Scholastlc Press Assocntxon ln Wen Xorle The staff was presented 'mth 1 sllver plaque A great deal of thanks IS clue the art department under Mlss Harvey for the M orlc done 1n supplymv all the lllUSll1tlOHb coxers and other prlnts . 1 A - ' T - 1 Q . 1 if Iilfll . .' .4 CK ltliit'----1957 llwft to liiuhtr First Ilfvw: I.. I'zll1.tg:ifv, S. .MI--ls-ln. Il. lllllhlllllllll, I. H. Xenllzt-W. M XVI.-ul. ll. .2 S, ll. X11 In-leon. .l. I'- l4'I'Sl'lI. Se.-.mul llow: Il. Nlwlt-iros. .X. Ii'1lh.:, li. Altxrpluy, .l. lmistro, .I. l:.f,ux--lrzmtp, I-I, M1-1 1'1hy, 1'. Alt, Y, M- s--rx-. li, li-full-'im'-1'. Il, M41 Hum, Il, Hel-.t'sky. 'l'lrir'1l llww: ll. XYl'I'lII'I', l,. XYnilv-l', S. ll:er'kv'1'. Bl, Smith, .NI. 4Vl2l'i-All. Ii. I-Ivztns. ll. llro VII. .l, lvrinu, J. li. N: hurt. t 1 4 ., . . l I I A . , 4 2, ' 2 - ' Q '. ' , , . . f . v .D . A 1. c w Y I ' 1 Y V I C i' . 1 v . 1 l l r. ' - ' ' ' . 4 . t l ' '. ' V' K I K . 4 I I D . , ' Y . . . . ' V ,' D ' .C ' .v . Y C 1936-1'H1 lla l N rr r The Scrence Llub rs an organ17at1on of boys from the three upper classes who are rnterested rn scrence and are anxrous to revrexs the experrmental ss ork of classrcal screntrsts engage rn orrgrnal experrmentatron vrsrt plants of screntrfrc rnterest and lrsten to lectures on screntrhc subjects One of the mam features of the club rs an exhrbrtron xshrch rs an annual affalr A great deal of the rnxestrgatron and uork that rs carrred on durrnv the year rs shown at thrs exhrbrtron There rs also rncluded a number of manufactures exhrbrts xshrch the club has acqurred from year to year There are ness ones added each year Some ofthe rrrtrclcs uhrch hare been manufactured and exhrbrted rn the past are a tesla corl rr nrtroven frxatron plant a dence for malrtrng magnets xsrth an alternatrng current a mercury xacuum pump and a photo electrrc cell to set up The club rs non drrectrng rtself to a study of astronomy and a portable amplrfyrng system The offrcrr of the club for 1936 1937 are Presrdent F Wrllram Srlcox X rcr Presrdfnt Donald B ohnstone Secretarx frea-urer Lester 'Nl Frredman 'lxlllf Sf1llfNl1l'f 1fI.l'I4 . I ' . I ' lla-ft to llizilrtr lfrrst Iirrxr: ,l. T. tlrrplj .I. 11. .Xml rry. I.. Nl. t r'rr-rlrrrrrrr. lr, .lwlrrrst-rrr--. Mr, XY. Vlzrk, V. XY. ,'il'r5.. ll. l'. lizrstfrrr. .X, ililrrrzrrr. lt. Ilzryls. Ser-rrrrrl l:HXYl .X. li. l.1r-rw. X. V. S1Yt'll1'4Al', li. lf IUlPlI, ll. l'ikr'. X. 'l'. llztrwr-y. IC. K. l..Llrr':rr'k, J. lt, Vlrzqrrrrzrrr. 42. M. 'l':ryl-rr. A. Urrrrrti. I Y I. y . . N . . . , . , 4 , . V . O - s 1 A Q, ' u V l I 9 v v I -,Y V ! - F ' 1 -'s ' ' - : 4111 4HPI1IUI'IEIl1I IR lxXNI XNIIIIX I fame lhut lassftll Ill I I1ll6'INfIU111lI1L RUUQ ' XIS Horn Uicd .lummry Pal. N20 Shu 0, 1936 1, , ' ' 1 .. , ' .. - 5 of ,ar- X' wif J S-K ,f 9' Q ff Boxxx hDIlH Xnrlsox TWLMFORD CORNELL Lxrx ERslrx Somas large supply of knowledge coupled mah her extra currrcular act1v1t1es have been an mcentne t er classmates durlng her four years at Rogers Xve re all sure she ll be a credit to the class of 37 H4 nor Roll I Pr alznr, I n rx ? 4 rl Artur: f K 1 mmrltre Jr Red and lilafk ? 4 flxtfrarg Ldslor 41 ax tf la I1 batm P lfbrarg luulmry 3 4 Qlreusurer JJ lar fig Iletaluzg Y 4 Cla V I rofvhrt run uns All JOHN CLARKE DARTMOUTH Cy uelghmg around the two hundreds M as a menace to hrs foes on the football held He was one of the mam cogs ln the lme last year Cy IS a blg man around the school and he certalnly wlll be mlssed next year C-ood luck at Dartmouth football 3 4 I rp Nz1,l1i 4 Trad. 4 IIN If lklil X I LAKEWOOD HIGH NEW JERSEY KATHARINE GrBBS Although Helen IS short ln stature her good dlsposltlon and cheerful nature make up for ll We all sush you luck Helen Honor Roll 4 fllXHL0lll MMA All JOHN CLARKE Posr GRADUATE Charlotte was always friendly and agreeable a gurl ss orth havmg as a friend We are fortunate rn havmg her come back next year Baikelhall I Rr 1 and bla k 4 llxnm Pl nsulxr Mn x JOHN CLARKE PosT GRADLATE Another Casanoxa of Rogers rs Harry He certamly can draw the femmes Honor R111 hu: 1 no XLm sn s hmm so joux CLARKE LNDPCIDED Scammar a qulet sort of fellow untrl he trots out on a Urrdlron rs a studrous lad and 1 lrked by all Another small but powerful football player w as Scamp If you don t think so ask the opposrtlon He rs sure to go far m whatever he may do Hrs determination when the golng gets tough rs sure to help htm rn the future Football 3 4 Hon r R Il -I ll n Xl Xuom MLMFORD POST GRADLJATL Phrl another of our sportsmen was a demon around the key stone sack of our baseball team Xluer complain and always try was Phrl s motto Phrl also was a con srstent runner for our cross country team He knows how to use hrs head and some day w1ll be a success We re proud you went to Rogers Phll Good luck 1 fball C un fl IIIXHIIH Xxmus joHN CLARKE KATPlARINL GIBBS A glrl wrth a sweet smlle and a pleasmg dlsposrtron who has made many friends at Rogers Luck to you ln the future Allce Xnxor n S14 I mn Xxm nsox JOHN CLARKE R I STATF Arnold was a qulet hard working boy whose many frlends are a wltness to hrs pleasing personallty vz r Rfll I B1 kelbzll I I Hr I I N X lm nu Axnrnsox JOHN CLARKE POST GRADUATE Helen IS a quret grrl wxth a sunny dlsposrtlon She wlll be welcomed back next year to the halls of Rovers Basketball 1 We TP :L ..A ALL ,I 144,11 414 Xe glb ISI xv III NI WRII XNIIIII us ELMSX ALE HIGH Nox A SCOTIA NURSING Blanche was unfortunately not mth us untIl the senlor year Hel quIet dlSp0SIll0n and cheerful nature wll ald her greatly In her nunsmg career All the lucli In the wolld to you Blanche' I IiXNIx Km no ANIJIII xxs ROOSEXFLT JUNIOR HIGH R I STATE Franlue although very small for a football player gave hIs all for Rogers at all tlmes And not only In football dld he gIVC hIs all He IS a stucllous qulet lad vxhom everyone hkes lI'IClUdIl'Ig the Rogers lassIes We msh you luck Flank I' olball 3 4 Honor Roll I Z 7 4 Bu :news Manager Class Book 4 I IISI HI SIIILION AMII IVIUMFORD PosT GRADUATE If you want to find Elbert you have to look for hIm as you never hear hIm S114 icul Cnunnl I Iirxm IIIKRIIQ XNTIIONX QUAKER HILL SCHOOL JOHNS HOPKINS UNIX ERSITY Henry IS well known for hIs brlllxance In hIs subjects as well as xuth the falrer sex HIS baseball ablllty IS also good Although Henry IS a farmer boy from out Ports mouth way he sure knows hIs stuff Were sure that Henry s future lIfe wIll be a success Ilrnor R Il I 2 3 4 I rr ph!! on the I 1 pheless 4 Bavball 3 4 II r II g Ilanazer fo lball 4 .Sam f Clul 2 3 Pep N Ight 4 OSI I Il IIKRI II I II AN I IIONX QLAKFR HILL SCHOOL M I T oe wIll soon be leavmg us and Im sure all wIll mIss htm Good natured and always smIlIng hes noted for hIs loud shrrts xshlch by the way are plenty nolsy H was In all BCIINIIICS of Rogers IVI I T IS golng to get 1 great student In IL ? lrralrnlIlyIrIpLIIIl 4 H nfrR 113 4 e I Id emsmg 'llrmagrr Cluss Book 4 ROI l RI XSIIION WARRFN Hloll SCHOOL NORTHWESTERN Lxlx ERSITX Bob IS a well llked fellow and alls ays wllllng to glYC a helplng hand to anyone or anythlng that needs ll Besldes Rogers mlsslng hlm so wlll a certaln mlss Although he mox ed to Tlwerton thls dldn t stop hlm from seelng Emllv ewery Frlday nlght He s a swell lcld and l sure to be a credlt .J Rogers lrafkj 4 ul I HQLGKLQL X Ynh' RIFXN XRII' XISIIN Vx! ST MARX s Sc Hool. UNDECIDFD Rlta IS one of our qulet glrls and you knows her She s a perfect pal to have and certalnly deserves her share of success ROI IJ XX II l IXNI B MuMFORD R I SCHOOL DESIGN Harolds fingers slld the trombone as agllely as he brushed the strokes on canvas Rei anll Blafk 4 Ilrzhe Ira Nlxlllox I Ol ISI lixlllll It JOHN CLARKI' NFWPORT Sl2cRFTARlAl. Sclloole Dependahlllty and the wllllngness to cooperate have made Marlon an asset to the class of 37 Heres luck to you ln your chosen vocatlon Marlon' f F47 rlrv lurzlrzryi Iloxx xllll Rl ssl l 1, lixlllll It MLMFORD HARX ARD Bud took part IH many actlvltles durlng hls four years at Rogers If frlends were laclclng among the boys he went and found more among the glrls Bank fa llxef I Jlnll r Rei fr rw 4 Il n r Rfll I SOfldlC0mIV11ll?F Football 4 Nilllevll Collnrll I 7 2 1 at zll QM J ,ff JAY J fix LC'9w4g,f fit! 44,4 -4-r .1 rf? 'S Are'- 1 I L... M... I' sr rrr x Iixsrr :rr NIL NIFORD Posr GRADLATE Prrscrlla one of our musrcally rnclrned grrls played under the baton of Mr Chase for two years A good sense of humor and a pleasrng personalrty made her well rked r 1 rv mn rrrr luulrrrg ? x r rr N xrrrux irrorst jorrx CLARM Beatrrce rs one of our all round swell students for proof look lrelow Wrth burns a pleasrng personalrty rnd 1 wonderful s nse of humor she was easrly an out standrng classmate We re all sure that she wrll contrnue her good work at R I C E. 1211121111 n W1 ent C' rrnrrl 7 I Irzlrrrlrrr Ilzlrxlmg 7 Y Izlrrn Arurlzrrg 2 3 Itfilall I 1 n C mm rnnr lull I 2 r Inv Iirhrrlrng 2 ? hr: and Iilarlt 3 41 Ii 1 Iarrllrlrrarrl lr! r II I or rsr Br MLMFORD UNDFCIDED Thrs trtranlrarred young lady rs one of our buddrng artrsts Her alnrlrty and grand personalrty wrll surely get her places Izfrarg Iuulzarj 4 Class In lr! rnrnrtief 4 Ilrrmr R II 3 Xr If rx NI xrrrr I3 mart MLMFORD KATHARINE Grass Alrcra rs one of the popular North Enders Well be expectrng brg thrngs from her when she emerges from Katharrne Crbbs as a full fledged secretary I rr IR CV rn ilu I amrlr flu! 7 L Ibrll xr rr rtrru lirrss Mr MFORD Corfzwr LL Uxrrxmsrrr Annettr w rs rctrre at Rogers and made many frrends Some day w hen we hear of her as a famous dretrcran well remember wrth prrde that she was a member of the class o 7 rr mfr rr ul. I r II r ' at in-0 V Y '-'I L IiI.' I , ,, . .' ll ' I I A . ' V I I g M , - III Irrilrr 1, 2. fir xlrrftfk ll, rfltrf' 4. Lil' 4 Y' .- I '. , 4. y Iir-2. 'I' rr i-1 . I. .' I f.'I'Y I .' 'Z R. I. Cl E. r Q . , n ! W w e - or I . ,.,r . . I - Q , v. - ' 'V IDM I , ' 'fr I, 2, 3, 4. ,' nl' rr ' .,, ,. ' I I ' .,, .. gr. ,I - Iirrv' , ,2,3,4. ' C'If trim lc 'r tiller' -I, II: 'r , , 3, el. Inlr I 1 ' , . , 4. ' I M, A AW ,' 1' frlrr- Iirrrrir, , ' 5 -3 sxrirz Q I : 4 ' 7 ' ,' . A I b l 1 Q 'wr ' Ill 4 , I U , , Q t 1 , I . , .- 'I . ' I . ' q ir. ,. .,11 1. Rm ' are 1, 2, 3, 4. . 1, Rui .J ' If 4. Tr r I ' r., Bur 'H t I. vii- I ' 41:35. 'eh l .XNQ Pix I'r-141' . .1 .i.'.'rNu K 2 A, I g I - .n I I ,I l . . ' 0 ' ' , , , ' ' ' . ' 'I ,J I . v. . ' f . l -f I t f '3 . K ' .Nlrn f l Inf' I, AI. I.iI1 I' lrurIr'rlry3,-1'. llrr or Roll I, 3. J ' Urrrzrlrl Al. Iifz ' 1 hrrr I, Rx .f t lr I' I. Q XQUVCSQQJHJ ISI IX JOHN CLARKE Ellen s ambltlons run to teachtng but as our class poetess she seems to be plungrng lnto the lxterary world Her scholastlc abrllty and sweet personality wrll carry her far Lf-H II rn r U mr rfr sd' IN jonx CLARKE BRXAWY CoLLr or VC hen ohn came to Rogers as a Freshman you could just about see hlm but he certainly grew up fast Best of luck to you' Rrllf flu! V117 xlsl XXI lim lVlLMFORD EMPLOYMENT Ernest IS one of the reasons why Rogers IS such a good school Good luck' Iiuusxux Xl nr liruxrxx MUMFORD NEWPORT HOSPITAL Barbara has chosen to soothe the fevered brows of the srclc Her cheerful drsposltron leads us to believe that she ll be a blg success' Bank Cusluer I 4 Il mr Ixoll 4 H1 1 IRIII trrRlRrm jouw CLARKE NEW ROCHELLE COLLEGE Bl'lCky came up to Rogers bubblxng over wnth energy and she has been addlng pep to our class ever slnce A glance at her actluttes shows that she was an all around good sport Vve wrll all remember her for her athletic ablllty and grand personality Hu lzellall 1 3 4 Caplam 37 Honor R ll I 4 Clur lure Preszieul 3 Cr s 7 3 lT1er1s14rer Z 31 nm 1 3 4 Slulenl Cuzuzrrl I Cheer Lzaier Y 4 Co-Caplan: 4a 11 e Presnlenl Hostess Llub 3 Cltzvsb 'ok C mrmllee 4 Hostess Club 3 4 Sona! Commute: 3 4 Cla: Nomxnatmg Commuter 7 KAN K HL. KH,-.5 I I l :IHA Inxxrrs BIKINI THOMAS H CLARKE UNDECIDED Bertha made the perilous trip ac oss the bay from amestown every morning to attend her classes Shes a grand gal and we wish her lots of luck' Pep A ugh! 3 Arms XIARII BRIINIVSAIIR MOMFORD NEWPORT HOSPITAL Mane is a grand person and will make a very sweet nurse Lots of luck in your chosen profession' bums huumx BROOM STRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL BRYANT COLLEGE Gladys came to us rn her umor year but soon found a place for herself among Rogers lads and lassles Well always remember her big blue eyes and ever ready smi e Honor Roll 4 Ismm Conn I3HOYY1N BERKELEY SCHOOL UNDECIDED Isabel trudged into Rogers from the wilds of Middletown every day Our class is very glad she did because her sweet smile and personality have been an asset. A X ltllfw-5 JJXFAL K x4us.: x , UA LC! Romin'rA CLAIRE BROX J JOHN CLARKE KATHARINE CIBBS Roberta s blonde hair is the envy of many. She is one of our best typists our idea of the perfect secretary. la and Iilutk 4. Llbrury Auxiliary 3. Unul Roll 1, J, J. Red Crux: J. NIARION I Ol lsr Iinoxx xrL1 JOHN CLARKE Posr GRADUATE Marlon IS just another synonym for nolse But who mlnds nolse xx hen lt comes from MHTIODB It s her sense of humor that makes her so gay Klum I 111x111 111 B1 1 IIKNAX THOMAS H CLARKE PosT GRADLATE Thls pretty amestowner IS one of our most popular sentors Mary wlll be wnth us next year Honur Roll 1 Pep Night 2 3 Basketball I Red C7155 I THoMAs R11 HARD B11 KI!-S MUMFORD UNDECIDED Tommy was one of those persons who make such perfect frxends Always Smlllng that s Tommy Good Luck' Honor Roll 7 3 4 WJ A1111 Romans B1HLx QP JOHN CLARKE INsT1TUTE OF MUSICAL ARTS N Y We predlet a future 1n the Metropolltan era for Alxce Wrth her volce and looks she should have no trouble ln gettlng ahead The Grace Moore of the Class of 37 dont say we dldnt tell you' Basketball I 2 3 4 Rel ani Black 4 Honor Roll I Class Book Comrmtlce 4 L HARLES Ismx ARD B1xK1R JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Charlne ws as another one of the tall lads of Rogers who held up the honor of the R O T C He always had a r blg smlle for everyone especxally the glrls Best of luck' R416 Club 2 wfgylflf XJ fl? N CIIXPI Xlsiixlsixmn R I STATF NlLMFoRo As a memher of the R O T C X ho finally attained the cowerted rank of Captain lVl1kes commanding ap tl enhanced the reputation of our school DCHYBDCC gfea y 4 rn! I II fx ld S l0IlN Nlxnsiixii lil ii B i QUAMR HILL PENSALOLA From the country came this handsome Romeo who set many a Rogers girls heart aflutt r lle certainly will look nice in a uniform FYHIMH lnmir I lrafl 1' 4 of 1flIYf Hlll I FLA ARMX AS Hr x NI ui 'A OSTON Lrfwis INTFRMFDIATF SCHOOL B Ellen is such a friendly and likeable person that me will l ves Rogers Best of luclc to you miss E, len her when she ea mon I xii R I STATV MUMFORD Caputi came to Rogers huhhling over with pep and cl that may exer since We know enthusiasm and has staye l you ll he successfu F1173-I mrklll Yl'7lfl 1 x 1 nu UNDECIDED OLlPllANT Sc HooL l ant smile made her Helens quiet disposition and peas many friends during her four years at Rogers. We know ' heights in her achievements. that she x vill reach great JuIFs NI fxIIIIxIIn NXILLE ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL LNDECIDED ames IS one of the army boys who although he came In hIs unIor year dIdnt lose any tlme maklng frlends IH xx NIxIIII I XRKII MoMFoRD Posr GRADUATI Evelyn has stood by Mr Underwood and the supply room for four years We wonder If 219 Wlll ever be the same agaln' e Cross I n r R Il I 4 Bank C a hrfr I Izbmrg tuxrlzary i Cla 5 B ok Cfmmrllee 4 S1 ply R m I Z 3 4 XXINII-Rhll IPM Cxnsox JOHN CLARKE Grrmy hands and freckled noses what a lot for one such as ean' ust thlnli of her charm belng wasted on the youngsters In Grade I Lets hope Fate takes a hand Student Councxl I Lsbrary Auxzlmry 3 Baskelbzzll I 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Bonmx SISSON Cxsxx I LI MUMFORD UNDECIDED Tall and quIet Borden made a name for hrmself as one of the best pltchers and all around baseball players that Rogers had Good luck Borden Ba eball I 2 Ioolball 3 Pau. REXFRF CHAMPI IN I..oNDox JUNIOR HIGH R I STATE The Einsteln of Rogers Paul was one of those emment able fellows who knew sclence and knew It thoroughly' Honor Roll! Z 3 4 -1 V mx Q A f- I' 9 Vkhl, 5 was fl 4- I HU NIXN jonx CLARkE She IS famous for her llj, sllcle at one mrnute before nlne We ne sure tha Muriel mll someday justtfy Mr l altex s pnde ln her and x ln the trtle 'Nlurlel Chapman Q P HX Cceltrhecl Publlc Accountant I1 n r R Ill KXINI I VIL MFORD Although Lorrame rs one of our smaller Senlors she has clone hem tm for the Class of 37 ulet but pleasant she has been an Ideal companron RNIKN SllXDllXt ll tu QLAKER HILL R I STATE Norman was the rolly poly kld from the country who came to us ln the freshman year bubblrng over ruth hugh plrrts Remember3 Smce then he hasnt changed much although he s gone modern and become qulte the Casanowa Ask the glrlsl rf r I r rr! u S Halt mrmlfr tm ts IOSII 1111. ST MARX s UNDECIDED Chllll rs as the splt fire of exery Rogers team Hrs pep and school spurt made up for hls herght What a surprlse to those blg football and basketball men to fmcl Chllll SCUl'ly1I1g between their legs' 1 C url 3 k all I1 xuur lim t HHISIINS ML Mrouo UINDLLIDLD 'Xnothen 'forth Lnclet I5 Arnold Dlclnt hc look cutt ln ln un1form3 XI-tm I or lst Cum s JOHN CLARKE PRATT INSTITL TE Mary has a pleasant dlsposltton and many frrencls She should go far with that smlle of hers We wrsh her luck' Jumor Red Cross I 2 3 4 Bank Cashzer I Z 3 4 flee Club I P' Basketball I 7 BI XI RI I X RKNIJOI PII CI KRKF THOMAS H CLARKE POST GRADUATE Beverley ofhcxal lunch tlcltet buyer for 313 rs our rdea of a good sport She will long be remembered ln the annals of Mr Phelan s home room for hghtlng those long warts before lunch Basketball! 2 4 Pep hugh! 2 J Honor Roll 1 3 4 NI un F1 ll-KBPIII Cl AHKF THOMAS H CLARKE WELLESLEY COLLEGE Mary rs one grand sport who enjoys all phases of outdoor llfe But her specxalty IS hockey Iep hgh! 7 3 ISI Nl Vlun O. :sn BERKELEY SCHOOL WILFRED ACADEMY They say they grow em blg m the country but lf so Chrls rs the exceptlon that proves the rule But by her pep and personahty she certalnly makes up for her small stature Pep 'Nfghl 3 Plus: ll I x Xin tor 1 PSIIAII QUAKER HILL UNDECIDED PflSCl3ll3 was one of our best A students con sxstently on the Honor Roll We know she wlll succeed ln whatever she attempts Stamp Club4 Honor Roll I 3 4 'WV' 1 'Ht' 'if' V Nfl if 14 K ,Z wif T f',4!,,V5 N1-ffllv gv, L fo ijt M142 1 ew FWS' ...,..-.,-' ltlit ul It lol i NI joux CLARKF PosT GRADUATE Moe is as the clown of the school Wherever lie was he was sure to st the crowd roaring Moes motto seems to be Whats life mthout a laugh3 Nlxin t um mv I oxxrniox joiw CLARKE PosT GRADUATE lVl1ss Higbee was envied by all the faculty for her secretary as we all know that secretary was MBZIC and was she good' With her attractive personality she is bound to be a success Honor Roll I 2 3 Banking 3 4 Basketball I 2 ovbgm E C SA CVQ!A Fmxriss X ERONH x Cooxrx JOHN CLARKE UVDECIDED Frances IS the girl who is always full of fun Her ready wit keeps her friends constantly entertained Best of luck Frances Pep Night I Red Cross I Hostess Club 3 4 Honor Rolll Ronrni Dox un Cooprn, JR MUMFORD R I STATE Robert is one of the famous North Enders and quite a baseball player too Best of luck' I mm Rosr Conn THOMAS H. CLARKE NEWPORT HOSPITAL Emily is as noted for her wonderful sense of humor. Her good nature was continuous and she had a smile for every- one. We know she will make good as a nurse. YVX ,y Q kiwi? Enxa I ORN All CRANSTON R I NEWPORT HOSPITAL Edna s transfer to Rogers certainly was a lucky break for us We d all be willing to get sick if Edna was the nurse Pep Ntghl 3 DOROIHX IXAIHIHINI lousun NATHANIEL GREENE .ILNIOR HIOH NEWPORT PRox IDENCE HOSPITAL Dot is one of those quiet people who is never quarrelsome but always cheerful She ranks tops ln the estimation of her many friends We wish her success Br RYI Goomx rx CRANI MUMFORD NEWPORT l'lObPITAL ackie is one of those people who always have a cheery word and smile for everyone She will be greatly missed next year Riding Club4 Basketball! 2 Class Sccrzlaryj' Hostess Club3 4 Fnuzus I Ill NIA C Ross CALIFORNIA BRYANT COLLEGE Frankres excellent drawing ability was the envy of all who knew her Her pleasing personality won her many friends Rsdmg Club 3 4 1rtChaxrman Class Book Committee 4 ' 0Rvl1.l,E Diawm' C l'R'l'IS MUMFORD UNDECIDED Orville a very quiet lad has great possibilities. We wish you the best of luck. NA- L- 5.kn.r.., 4.kL 1' AH it xxr xxrr Sll xrrr Nh MEORD UNDECIDED Rowland IS a good example of goocl looks and per sonalrty Rowland has hrs rx ay wrth women and we know he Irrll jockey hrm elf Into the hearts of many nz Club COROVADO HIGH SCHOOL Although 1 ucy has been wrt well lrlcecl by all who know er UNDECIDED us only a year she rs Her blonde harr IS the envy of every grrl and the rdol of every boy N IH SIIIIIIN MIRROR LAKE JR HIGH FLA D xr I IS UNDECIDED Mary was another of our brrllrant classmates who reserved a plaC for herself on the Honor Roll Best of luck Mary Honork ll! Z J 4 xIIII A Dx MLMEORD BENTLEY SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING Sammy the more studrous type was lrlcecl by everyone Rovers xx ont be the same Isrthout Sammy but now he wrll hare mor trme to vrsrt Fall Rrver I II MI CORONAIJO HIGH CORONADO udrtlr 15 another example of Rogers Vte hope she enjoys lraxrng her here II I Ro ll urrrsox CALIFORNIA SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE what Calrfornra has sent us as I e have enjoyed ' ' ' 'A ' 5 Ito '.. Q 1 Cl l'l'liH .S I U 6 g . ' . ' ' W ' I , Rid' g ' 2,3.4. jfflbr I 2 I,I'c:r' I-II.sII-3 fll l l'S I ' ' Y h . ' ' l 5 . R ' . I AIA ' ,A 'W V . . ' in f I L. e . 0 , , , . SA. 'i. . . .A vm ' I . O ' ' ' . 'l , ' l .lI'II'I' . . ENT .I ' .' Q . , V A mor II4, loux Xu nor xs DFROX JOHN CLARKE ALABAMA ohnny one of the most popular boys rn the Semor class was an all round athlete and good sport He made a swell captarn of our ba lcetball team a good end on the football squad and was also a bright star ln the socral world Hairball 3 4 Sofml I rmmxllfe J ll: Irp Nxghl T 4 Huskelball 3 -I n R DORUHH ltux linux UMFORD POST GRADUATE Everyone wrll remember Devy for her wonderful abrllty on the basketball court If she shows as much ablllty ln the future as she dld on the team she s sure to be a success Basketball I Z 3 4 Honor Rrll 7 -I ST JOSEPH s BRYANT COLLEGE Mary IS a merry companlon to many of the groups of glrls wrth whom she IS seen Her galety IS mfectlous Best of luck Mary Baskelball Z 3 Red Cross Z IXXIIIIIIX Axx Dmxt MUMFORD KATHARINE Grass SCHOOL :XIX Jr NEW YORK CITY fx I C fN Kay IS one of Rogers most popular co eds She wr be a good secretary for some business man Tenms I 2 3 4 Rei and Blank Colleclrr 4 Basketball I Z Class Vomznalznz Commzllee 4 Social Commnllee Chaxrman 4 Classbonk Commlllee 4 Pu L Porlrn DLNIIANI MUMFORD R I STATE Paul one of the more ambitious boys of our class wxll be sadly missed Loads of Luck Paul Flymg Club 4 Fenzme 4 ill.-.-X fff ll, ffd fad iw yr,liA ,421 LQ 'Cz ul I 0, ff 'J Af T' ' .V A K, l . 5 , . 3, , . .' ' U ' . lffm all 3, 4. ' ., , ,. Iluur alll,-I. . , , ,, 4 A Qfr 94? l 0 I 1 1 ' ' 'ul' , BIARY El.lZAltli'l'H DONOVAN . I ' CX Y ,., J 1 CIY6 s 07' ' ,Vi A 9' - - v - C My W - . ll L . XV . ,,,. l ' 4 - h J V. ' ' V W '43 , ..i g XIAIII ox G DI xx DORCI-IEsTER HIGH BOSTON CHICAGO NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MASSAGE AND PHYSIOTHERAPY Although Strp hasnt been at Rogers long he IS I e by all We msh hIm plenty of happlness H restlfng 4 IRI In f0llISHALI l'ASl0N MUMFORD PosT GRADUATE East IS a studrous boy and he has a hne knowledge of scrence Who knows maybe we wIll be usIng one of hIs Inventxons some day Lots of luck Easty Scsmce Club2 3 4 NIARI -KR!-I JANET EIsI3I1'1 ST AUGUSTINE s WILFRED ACADEMY Although she seemed quret around the school Margaret had many frrends Red Cross 1 If msrx BRANFORD Emu ARDS QUAKER HILL R I STATE Here IS a proof that good thmgs come In small packages Eds herght certamly was no handlcap to hIm as could easlly be seen by watchlng hIm wrestle and by seelng hlm handle that heavy gun In the R O T C W restls ng 4 Xxxx I INIA P IIII sox joHN CLARKE NEWPORT HOSPITAL A very studlous glrl and a grand frlend that s Anne Honor R ll I 3 4 Baskcblall I 2 4 rr H I :rx BERKELEX LNDECIDED Very small very qulet and very nlce to Itnovv that Alice Success ln vvhatever you do Allce U I IIIIX jorw CLARM R I STATI I..ouy was the band s most valuable man I-Ie vvlll be a great loss to Mr Lhase and the boys Louy s ambxtlon IS to play wlth Pxul VI hlteman U1 Lfllull I im! II ul RI sv Nlxmv Irmxxuoll JOHN CLARKE R I STATF Theresa just naturally got good marks Dxd sh ever come to school wlthout her homework3 You vv1lI alvvays be liked wherever you go Theresa Library Iurzlrafy 4 Bzrkelbzll Class Book C IHVVIIHF I IIIXXI I vv um I IVILMFORD UNDECIDFD B1 halls all the way from the Flfth I-Ie IQ very seldom seen vvlthout his better half Kerms BII has a vast number of frlends especlally the members of the falr sex Vunzz er oj Baseball 3 I Im rr IVILJMFORD Posr GRADLATI Betty certamly enjoyed h r elf at Rovers and always kept the room In an uproar VI elcome back next year R61 Cross I lil ltr!! 1111 '5- 47 its ,J ,.H.e- - T sw 1 I 'Q I . ALI 1: I-I vu f -3 Zjlix' I ty v ' VW ,il . 7 ' , - .. I V , ' , . I f vi 'S I f IIN or RHI 2. - I.0I'lh Liao If-1. .mx .. ., r . V1 1 , ' -gf N. - Y at V- vv I . I . Q. rv' I . It I Z, 3, -I. Hn In Im I, 2, I, I. - Q W F I I I E Z '.. . , . . 4 Z .' A 4 i . . . A .V - V j I . I S ' f- ' . 'I ' I ' . . 1 .Z Dzbaling 1, 2, 3, 4. Ilmlfxs Club 3, 4. Ilffrmr Roll 1, 3, 4. l ' ,- . In 1 .Z,.?,4. 'K ' 'U 'ce XVI , .I . in 2 'ruin I f 'II ' ' 1 1 y . 1 ' - , . I lg' 1 lfwslvk 6 . g ' J, . Golf I r 3, 4. I n IIT-11.1-:N I ,I,lZ.XIIli'l'II I 1,l-rnzln-in l . ' ' 1 I F, Q Y! 'uf . . I I e s D 1 'I ' ,- Y . . , l I , ,:, lf' 1, ,:. I WM I -.J Ion FII If IIFR WOODROW WILSON HIGH MOL NT HOLI OKE L,oNc BEACH oan IS one of the Navys faIr sex and althougn she s as mzh us for a year shes made a hos! of frrends especlally among the opposrte sex Hona1Roll4 NIAIN ARI-l PHRIIIA Ifmxx DURFEE HIGH FALL RIXER MAss MT SINAI HOSPITAL Peg was always to be found wIth Dot Hattub She wIll malce a grand nurse Red Cross2 J BaskzIball3 4 BARIIARA NXXAIAN IfIxxxF JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Barbara lS a grand gIrl well llked by all Good luck arbara Rtd Croxx I Z 3 4 Rldxng Club 4 JOHN CLARKE HARNARD DENTAL Esau IS one of the hard worlung fellows that has made the band a success Good luck' llnsllxng I Urrherlra I 2 3 4 Band? 3 4 .Sonal Committee 4 I I sII R NIOIKION I RIFDNIAN JOHN CLARKE BROWN Lester a hard worlcmg fellow has proved thIs by hIs four years on the honor roll We all know by thIs he mll go far In the world N sen 2 I. lub 3 4 lbtrrrmry Trtasurn -JJ 11011 V lx U I 7 4 Sludrni C unnl I I nn In IIIIP Class Book Lwnrnsllu 4 Y X,Y ' . . I. 3 . ' 1. B . ICSAI' EDNVARD FHIEDMAN -ll A L 1 , . I h . H ,fi , 2. .. . A' in I , Z. 'x I' ' If, R11 IIXIKD IIXHDINI I LILFHION MLMFORD POST GRADLATE Another Rogers Romeo IS Dlck He certaInly xsrll be mISSCd by many of the faIr sex ANIIIONI IMMII MUMFORD POST GRADUATE Anthony was a baseball player and a North Ender Need we say any more3 fl Ill I HI kfllulll I e C llel NIXISII tnnlonrrr QLAKER HILL R I HOSPITAL When anyone thought of MICk6y they always thought of dImples WIth her pleasmg smIle for everyone she was well lIked by all We know youll make a good nurse MIckey I Im urn IXNIES G-UITI NANTUCKET HIGH MASS UNDECIDED Edwards path has been straIght and steady Sl'lC8 he came to Rogers In the Junror year Here s hopmg that he wrll stlck to It Xltfllllt IINKOIN UILNIAN MUMFORD SCHOOL OF U S DIESEL ENGINEERING Arthur spent most of hrs spare trme mth the SCICHCC Club Best of luck at the U S Dresell Student Con n Il I Suenze CII b 3 4 H rzstlmg 4 q'Yff jf ruff, E-v!l'l4 In 53 L, at J ,Z .f -AJ CX ff WD Gf xQfX. VX V J Xl xx X Xl 1 un hlxxx MuMFoRD UNDECIDED Alan was a great help in football This year he cllcl a very good job as center He will be greatly missed by all especially by Caroline Poolbull lm in nn K I nv SI huxx MLJMFORD R I STATE Fred was a great help to our football and basketball teams M hile he was here He will be missed by all May you have the best of luck in whatever you undertake Foolla1I7 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 901101 Committee 3 I ep N 1ghI3 IIINIA lxkllll RIN! Gnu MUMFORD UNDECIDED Although .lean was quiet you d always know when she came in by the clamping of her heels XX IIIIAM Fxuxr Linn MUMFORD UNDECIDED He was called Wild Will by his team mates' He will be a loss to the team next year Basel 1113 4 .- .'Nr: C. .A 'nu IH-I 1:.'i MUMFORD WHEATON Anne was full of witty remarks and was one of the brightest girls in the Senior Class. We hope you have o s of success in the future Anne. Mnimi Cum il I, -. Ilmior R Il 3, 4. Basketball I. Ins. ll :less Club 3, 4. Class Vi r-I resident 4. -r4N4v C If IIIIIINX 0 JOHN CLARKE POST GRADLATE Grace sull be back next year and me hope you all remember the lrttle redhead I ho dId an act for us In Pep NIghtl R Cr 3 5114161116 u1IIl I Icp Nxglzt 3' I T ANDREW s BARRINGTON U'vDEcIDED An energetIc worker IsIth a SCFIOUS character IS Delbert We xush we had more llke hIm Best of luck In the future' as I IVIHHKZ 4 BKIKISXICX bmw I s IIxII QUAKER HILL ALMExE SCHOOL OF N Y Bob Hall was one of the quIet gxrls from the country but she certalnly made us reallze that DICC thmgs come from the country Nl xl. Nl kltll ll ut MLMFORD RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE C-ens pleasant personallty and smIle have brought her many flrends We re sure shell have lots of success In belng a second l:.lIzabeth Arden Baxkflbull I Rel Cr SY 1 nl 1 XNNI XX INSIONX lIxIIIxxx xx POINT LOMA I-IICH SCHOOL UNDECIDED SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA Thls blonde Navy Vllss came to us In the Senlor year but the loss of her pretty smlle and qulet presence 'alll make Itself felt ...J ff faffaf we-Ds: M46 ,av- LL- K HUIIIX I T H SAcRrD HEART ACADEMY PRATT INSTITUTE Do y we Lut she was always thought of as The wrt of the party h among er many frxends We know you ll make a good desrgner Dot t appeared qulet to those not knovsmg her ver ll Riding Clul I' 4 UNI I' SII NI l MUMFORD R I SCHOOL or BEAUTY CULTURE Whenever Flossle was on hand things were sure to pop and could anyone ever mistake that Hattub giggle' ust th k I d IH m a s youll all be able to hold hands wlth Floss whlle she gives you a manlcurel Bu kelball I Red Cross Club 3 4 bonu! Commxtlze 7 X III! lxlx Iln lVlUMFORD UNDECIDED Clnny s figure was the envy of all the gurls at Rogers She was usually quret but a grand pal to all wh k h o new er Lots of luck m the future Gmny Class .Secretary 4 I'l1Ex ONIII Hnrs JOHN CLARKE ST ELIZABETI-IS Ellen was a swell pal to all and was lrked by ever yone She wrll always be remembered for her wltty remarks and contlnual giggle Here s wlshmg success to a grand glrl Rximg Flub 3 4 Rnl ani Hlurk I 5 ral C mrnftln' 3 4 liangurl C mms!! 6 4 mx Ilv IVILMFORD R I STATE Maybe he looked quiet but looks are decelvmg Good lu at R I State Ile? :Img l A J P ,I X .r NI AR1 ru XI nur HrLoEsEx joHN CLARKE BRYANT COLLEGE Martha was 37 s only platinum blonde Her sense of humor macle her well lrked as well as well known .Student Counczl 7 Honor Roll I Z 4 Red Crm: I Z Il mor D L1 ox D Ilor r NIAN joHN CLARKE Posr GRADUATE If Harold s past work m the Drama Assocratron can be taken as a sign hrs name wrll blaze the Great Whrte Way sometime m the future Red and Black 3 4 Cox sux FINE HOLOGGITAS JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Gus was one of our representatxves on the wrestlmg team Some day hell fight for a champlonshlp and wm rt oo' Honor Roll I 2 3 Wrestling I 2 J 4 Class Book Commfllee 4 CAROLINE Baum xx HLLL THOMAS CLARKE SCHOOL UNDECIDED An attractive girl from across the water who knew how to make a joke and how to ta e one Hostess Club J 4 Nlxnx hu EN HL NTER jon-IN CLARKE CIXIL SERNICE COURSE Although Mary was very quxet around the school she IS one of those who wlll be missed when she leaves us m une L...- knif- lQ..,:1 X 9' Viva Ili i rx Im ISF HI ssl x XILMFORD BRXANT COLLEGE Helen was one of 37 s star basketball players besides being one of its most popular memb rs Ba krlball I 7 3 4 Rfcrr I12lIfC'0YY11IHHt'!' Honor Roll I 2 4 Nm fmt C ozmul Smiiirx Ixxi s MOMFORD POST GRADUATE Shirley was always ready for a good time whether it was dancing sledding or anything bets een the two A real good sport Hostess Club 3 4 Debating I Honor Roll 3 I I4 xnnr x t Al FHS TAMI s HANNAH MORE ACADEMY LJNIVERSITY OF PEKING Although Emmala came from afar and will go afa again next year her tall blonde figure is stamped mdelibly in 37 s mind Class Book Committee 4 G1 uns INIIIAISI iii Iouxsox MUMFORD R I SCHOOL OF DESIGN C-lady s work here has led us to believe that she will hawe much success and make many friends at School of Design ii non loiixs MUMEORD BRYANT COLLEGE Ruth was a quiet girl. She always had her homework done but that didnt keep her from making friends. lx grrs Linh! L' mmillee 3. mls filllliff -, . XVIILIANI TI RNFH Jonxsox MUMFORD UNDECIOED Blll was a qulet fellow but a swell guy to all who knew hxm DON xr n Box rs louxsloxr MUMFORD POST GRADUATE Donald s name became known through out Rogers from hrs many exhxbnts of stamps and coms ln the library Science Club I 2 J 4 Bank Cashier I 3 IAFQUIIXN Axw Ionmfxsox OLIPHAN T SCHOOL I C ackle was well llked through Out the Class Her blonde halr and ready smlle made her well known too Basketball! Lsbra1yAux:luzry3 4 ERXI H1 any IOSIIN R s PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL NEWPORT R I PINE MANOR JUNIOR COLLEGE WELLESLEY Beryl was one of the most popular members of our Class One look at her lust of acttvltles will make you wonder what Rogers would have done wnthout her Flxlor xn rhxej Class Book 4 Stamp Club 3 Red Cross Club I 2 3 4 Dramatic Club Z 3 4 Hoslcss Club 3 4 Basketball Z Honor Roll 3 4 NORNI x NIARIE luv QUAKER HILL SCHOOL NEWPORT HOSPITAL Norma was one of our farmerette commuters and her arrlval on the bus each morning was awaited eagerly by her friends I few W fksf OX HNF' L-.. Cs! lil RION Fnxxrls In LI x BERRELEY R I QTATE Burt llved ln the country where the cows and chrckens lxve but he had to take agriculture just the same' Sluclenl C1 unnl I Nomu X11 noun lxlllrx MUMFORD POST GRADUATE Norma rs that pretty Rogers Miss one of the popular gals One glance at Norma wrll convince anyone that she wmll undoubtedly go a long way ln thls world of ours UNXINDOIXN I II Axon IXINI MUMFORD R I SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE The glrl wxth the mlllxon dollar smrle and clothes that were the envy of every falr Rogers damsel Bank Cashrfr 3 Honor Roll ffl-IMI n R0llI'lIGl 1 1 Rom Rl lu mxs JOHN CLARKE WEBB INSTITUTF OF NAx AL ARCHITECTURE Gerald had the least halr on his head of any Rogers lad Woe to the barbers rf thrs style ever becomes a national vogue Cross fountry I ru k I olf 3 4 .XI.liXANDI'IIi Klilili THOMAS CLARKE SCHOOL POST GRADUATE amestown hasnt many people so that it can ill afford to lose as quiet a person as Al. Well Jamestown s loss was Rogers gain. Xxx I LIIHSI 111 lu 1111 w1Lv1FoRD LNDECIDED Ann was one of our qu1et grrls whom we all apprec1ate 1n the H0158 world at Rogers Best of luck Ann whatever you do Rxlmg Klub I Rx Q' flu' I I 1111111x1 PXIIKHI5. hum x jo11w CLARM Posr GRADLATE A proof that brg thrngs come 1n small packages 15 Pat If anybody needed a frrend Pat could certarnly fill the 1 S xzl 6 nmmdlfe J 4 liuvkzlhall 4 lim url I mmxllre 4 Claw Book C fmmxllre 4 Nlmrmx Dum lxosf Il jorw CLARKE R I STATE MISS Mott especlally Wlll mlss Mort He acted prompter 1n French class 1n many 1mag1nary tlmes of need HVESIIKYIQQ 1 11 I1 JOHN CLARKF UNDE.c1D12D George s lofty VOICC upllfted 1n song resounded many a day through the halls of dear old Rogers Iiaskelhrll I 3 4 Trnmv 4 Ira L I VILMFORD KATHARINE GIBBS A glance at Clem s record reveals hows actrve she was Her urnnmg personalrty msprred many a player on both rh football and basketball teams ketbzll I 7 3 Re1'Cm r nm R d 11711 Hlzrk Folie I r , 5 a s N nzxnmng C mn Roger: I1 hi I :tr Ire 1-fan! Y 1 rr Banquet C ommzttee Chuzrman 4 gui S 5Q 7u ,.- L. .1 315215 VX' W ,wwf ff' fytvsx QM J Ji' sr tins MLMFORD PosT GRADUATE Roee knew everybody and everybody knew Rose Wel come back next year' H1ltflballl4 Rdfrnsl 73 Il Nlow Ru lost 1 ii I I lVlLMFORD Hou CROSS It finally became a natural habit that when you wanted Mr Nevins Number l Stooge you hurried downto l IO' Basketball Assxslant 'llanagvr 4 LS :rn e Club I 7 3 KN ,Q aim C,-L fy RSXIINI D RUIIIX I lic ST MARYS BRYANT COLLEGE One of the peach of a pair We re sure they both will have as much fun and make as many fri nds at Bryant as they did at Rogers Dramalzr Clul 2 Ilrnor Rrll I 2 3' 4 lloslrss Club 3 -I Class Book Cf rmmllfc 4 1 zbrary Auulrury 4 Q? YN NILSN XIXIIIDA Ii Do JOHN CLARKE BRYANT COLLEGE The other half of that peach of a pair If Ev wasnt with Ernie then she was surely with Dinney Dramalxr Club Ilbrarg 1uul1ary4 11051655 Club 3 4 llomr Roll 1 Z 3 4 Class Book Commrllre 4 I Ol!! I lVll.'MFORD R. I. STATE George will be remembered for his steadiness and quiet humor. Without him many a football game would hate been lost. Best of luck! xls XIUUIQI IINII x ST josF PII s S1 HOOL BRIANT COLLI LI gnes althouvh y qulet nas le noun lr act famous for that cute Ulggle of hers ItlI IX -Iollx CLAliKl 'Xl xx Ixcmxo CONSI lzxmolu OF NILSIC lrle htld up the onrr f IC bcnlol ln 1 OIC estrl ls xlolnlst e nrss s e JL succus u 1 teacher If tr a 1 ull I IIIN .IOIIN CLARKI CoRxEl.l. L,NlxFRslTl Elsle IS COIIQIIHIIQ HCIIVC She s in excellent student al I'-IDC IDIHFIISI and a wonderful fllend Best of evelythlnv to you D Lltman' The hest lnd then some' 1 Nfl IIIYIV Xl I VN Il HID 1 X I1 Lucn IS one of our welv nlcest senlors A Gland dls posltlon al flne sense of sportsmanshlp and 1 chwlmlng smlle dI6 some of the outstancllng qualltles XNI'lICI'l mllce IICI so popular We certzllnly ulsh you Ioacls of luck I.,LlCI?l L r lrl I mn ll R IX r llsxllx t N 'VIL MFORD SCHOOL COVNFCTICLT COLLFQE FOR Vifolvlfx Xllw Loxoom Bobble can alxs ays be depended upon to see the best slcle of thlngs She ls an lntelllgent student a folceful debatel and an 1rd nt supporter of our school especlally the hand Y r 1 6 fr 7 llmrnlll CIHI3 I1 1 CIN 1 qs- Nu .as , fb Sl Qs i' 7 .1 , M . f ' 'WI' ' 'I I ' I In fl ,vi .Xlaj . 1 l.x.' . I lptyv' , I X l X A , D ver' ' , ' -.' ll-Ii ' . I l f to . ,IM f K W ,, NIA 4: I-1l.lz.xl:l3'l II I.-3 vls Nll ' - ' Il J 0 tl I' A ' clzlss A th- I' . 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XNM X xllllllxlxxlllllx x NILMFORD R I STATE Blbbel s resoundlng boom boom of the bass drum was sorely mlssed ln the Rogers Band durlng our flnal 5 ear Drama I l l MUMFORD PosT GRADUATE Ethel Mae IS a surprlslng person whom everyone thlnlcs IS QUICI untll they know her Best of luck Ethel Mae Basketball I Debalmg Umml I Red Cross Club I PM L CRAII Nlxlxr AIN MUMFORD UNIX ERSITY or ARIIONA Paul IS a commuter from Mlddletosxn where he IS qulte a horseman ulet wlth a sense of humor that s Paul XICIOR JOHDKN xIXHl ucl JOHN CLARKE TORPEDO STATloN One of our talented muslclans who was a charter member of our band' And he s an asset to the orchestra too Band 7 3 4 Orrhzslra 2 3 4 K llllnl IDI Xlxln Nlxlllllx ST .IOSFPH s KATHARINE GIBBS Gertrude vslth her pretty eyes efflclency and quletness as assets sxlll make a good secretary for some lucky person Red Cross Club l,l'hlfX71g L nl n IMNR Iosrvn NIXHIIN 'VILMFORD DNDECIDED Perhaps one reason why women prefer brown haIred boy frlends IS Pepper Studeni Cuuncal 3 Banquet Cemmxtlee 4 NIARI I IIIIII Nlxxxlxc. NIAIIIIN ST AUGIJSTINE s NEWPORT HOSPITAL Rheta IS one of the most lIkeable glrls In our class She was always smIlIng even when CllI'lCl1lDg the fmal pomt In a debate We shall always remember her Inevltable HI glr s SlulenlCouvIr1l I 3 -I Class lreasurzr 7 Basltclball I Class Book Lummslier 4 leums P Class Nmnznalmg Commuter Z Debulmg I mon 1 P Clres1lent4 5efrelary 33 Ilebalrng l mon lean: I ' 3 larszly llebalmg 4 I MII x NIARII than xxn JOHN CLARKE HOSPITAL TRAINING A star basketball forward a perfect tenms player and a peppy cheerleader all add up to make Em our best glrl athlete Cant you just Imagine those hospltal patlents yellmg Rah' Rah' Rah' under Em s cheerful Influence Sonal CmrImIHer4 Cheerleader 3 4 C0-caplazn -I I nms I 7 3 4 Basketball I 7 3 41641111 45 Tennis Class Champron I Z Rzlxm, Club 3 .Student Cmnml I llmmr Roll 4 Red Cross I Rel and Black Collector 2 3 4 Semor Class Vomznalzng Comrmtlee 3 Ir XIIII Nlxss WOONSOCKET JUNIOR HIGH FOREIGN TRAx LL Ceclle jomed us In our second year and her good nature and ready laugh have made her a good frlend to many In the class We wlsh you success' Ilrnor Roll 2 3 4 Hmm lllIN1 xx Nl xxwI Ll MUMFORD DALLAS AIR Sc HooL One of our alrplane mmded students May you succeed Beans Rxrle Club Cross Counlry 7 3 I-'lgmg Club 4 U I C Rzjle Team 4 0 2 cz Ay-A ff 9x41 X Nllllllllll-IINI Nlxxxxrll MLMFORD CINIL Sr Rxlcr Wrnnxe IS a rather quret grrl mth plenty of pep and energy Success ln your C1Vll Seruce work' xc lx Nlvl Xl WARREN HIGH SCHOOL BBIDGEPORT CONN UND1 CIDFD Although .lack left us at mld year all null remember that boy who seemed to be everywhere at once Rm lk Coxslxxu N116 xxx JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Personalxty pep efficlency and dancing ablllty all help to make Rheta one of our most popular gurls Ixel and Black4 Rf! Cro 5 I 2 I'lI Axon FAI NFWF N141 ARFHX JOHN CLARKE WELLESLEY COLLEGE How could one do Eleanor Justlce m a few lmes happy gay energetlc studlous ln other words one of the treasures of 37 Ixcl Crum I f' Clavs Book C mmrllrr -I Inbrurg luxxlzarv 4 on r Roll 1 3 Url 1 I u mt, mon I Rel and Black 4 Iloslcss C lub 3 -I QIIXRIIS Xxmuxx Nlclu x MLMEORD R I STATE Charlie IS just one of those quiet lads who we ltnow wrll mike good ln the future X 4- 1111.-,111 1 11 QL AMR HILL Ay11111cAx -XcAD12y11 OF DRAN1ATlL ARTQ N X C B1 y lm y on the loye of Qtudents md te1cl1e1 by l'1e1 Cltilfll of mdnne1 and Q1ncer1ty of character VX ell lxmye rememl C1 hel dynamlc actmv yslnch some dn y know ys1ll lxnd her 1n Hollywood x 11141 IIIUXX Illl B1 Rlxl ll 1 Sc11001. Io1z11 DO STAT1oN Antnony xms another qu1et lnoy of Roffels VN e re sure you Il lme 1 succeis Good Luclc' HL I Nltlll Il QLAL1 1: HILL SQHOOL I NIDEQIDED Helen IS the typ of gnl the busmcs mm today xx ants efhclent 1nduQt11ous und alelt X If Y XXII Xxx xllll jotlv CLARK1 C1y1L S1Ry1c1 a 16 was 1 Grand fu yw1tl1 1 swell sense of humor 'No more Vllllflg typlst exer exlsted nk! 1 wr ly'v1 Sl OHS. CLARKE R I STATE X lmpy 15 one of ou1 fwmoux fOUl lett1 men yy 0 dldnt do any Lallylng except mth Clem He cextamlw went places on the d1amond Ur1d11on 1nd court Vi e me sure plewsed xx 1th l11s humor too Il Smal Com mtl c J I Il It m NEP 'fn M -mail' xv r,,.,Z6-ff e-'f .ff-fcf 1 ka- R Xl I-II P NIIHN1 AN MLMFORD PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRX The hell has run 3 or 4 mmutes The door opens and In comes Mlrman always late In hIs nonchalant manner' Band J 4 Honor Roll Z Drama Klub Y 4 Class Nomznalmg Commuter 7 Iu.xIxI I N ll WEST HAx EN H S WEST HAx EN CONN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL MargIe was only at Rogers for her Senxor year but who can forget her lovely smlle and frIendly way CIREIA GI Ixulrx r MOIQIIIS SAYXILLE HIGH SCHOOL JUILLIARD MDSIC SCHOOL Greta Came to us In her Senlor year but her Wlllll'lgl'lCSS to help others has made her a favorlte wIth everyone .Student Councxl 4 Jumnr Rei C7155 4 WOODROW WILSON HIGH LONG BEACH CAL STANFORD Son of a Commander that s E.ddIe one of the U S N boosters and one ofthe popular Navy UHIOIS He s made many frlends durlng hlS year Wlll! us Nluuu N XIUHHISSI I NATHAN BISHOP ,IDNIOR HIGH CONN COLLEGE Behold one of the most popular glrls In our class 'Vlarllyn has many accompllshments She has been PresI dent of the Red Cross and has been achve In other Orgamza tlons Rr lrr h ments L Immxltfc l I Inu 1 lub 3 4 Iwi 1 r II K lu! I rrsxdfnt -I Re Lion I lub Stu len! I um: ' t la lluyl shrr 3 Class Book LI mmxltee 4 liufkzlbull 3 NIA -3 I.oI'IsI-: .II'I'I: I':LI. ' ' ' s! EDWAIID BIACDONALD BIORHISON - -' ,- - 'I ' . III, , ' . . . 'I 'II ' I ' . J ' . S J, 3, -J. . I lu 'I ... I- .' . I' U ' . . 4. x S XIII! H111 Solcmox NIOSKONII H JOHN CLARKE POST GRADLATE Mltchell certalnly was busy durlng his four years at Rovers as can be s en by hls iiCtlNltlES l-le lent his support to many extra currlcular clubs Rel Cross I 9 3 I-man Club 3 I'l3.mg Clu R168 Club I 7 3 Debalmz L mon 1 7 3 l ul mx Xxx N11 lil' IX BERKFLFY SCHOOL BRYANT COLLEOE Boots IS one of those country gals who IS well llked and wlll always be remembered by the class of 37 I fp Nxghl-1 Honor R ll I , f Flux IIIIXISPIH MUIKPHY K ,177 Vs rf JOHN CLARKE R I STATE In her Own 1n1m1table way Ellen has gone through Rogers makmg many frlends among her classmates and teachers Dzbanng I 7 Red Cross Rzjle Club Z Bank Cashzer I Red and Black 4 Honor Roll 4 Iosr PII I HXNCIS NAHAN JOHN CLARKE EMBALMING SCHOOL We ll always remember oe for hls breezy alr of non chalance and what a clancer' ilu1enlC nz sl 7 I! rzsllmg 4 Isa Il mln NH MUMFORD NEWPORT HOSPITAL ust another nurse' IS the popular cry but Elsa wlll be an exceptlon They ll all be demandmg Elsa Honor Roll Stu lent Cr unnl I Rel Crm '-. f2.f.J- 'N JFS' 1 A JW fvf' Lfifl... CN Uv pf sk +9 19' J I Du ID Nuuzoxx M L MFORD PosT GRADUATE Davrd certamly was active as can be seen by his long record Xve ll be glad to have you back next year' Class Xormnatrng Committee 3 Class Day Comrmltee 4 Tmrlt 4 llrrhestra 4 Ilonor Roll 3 4 Hand Z 3 4 Im lv. H AHRE NEXT IIOXN MUMFORD PosT GRADUATE If proof of the puddlng rs m the eatmg then the proof and good worth of Irvrng rs m hrs outstanding actxvltres Loads of luck to you Irvmg Honor Roll I 7 3 4 Freshmen Debatzng I Class Hzslonan I Edrtor Refreshments I Pep Nzght I Red and Blafk I 2 3 Edstor fn Chxef4 Class I ace I ressdent 2 If arsrty Debating 2 I ue Presxdent Debalrng L mon 2 Student Counnl 3 I'111A1sE1H ANNII N11 HOLSONT JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Betty rs always seen smxlmg and very busy These two characterlstlcs would foretell success for anyone Honor Roll I Secretary of Student Counnl 4 Red Cross I 2 Student Counrxl 3 4 Socml Commtttee 3 Red and Black Slaj' 4 Dramalzc Club 7 3 Classbook Commrltee4 Red and Blaek Collector 3 ANNA NIARIE N 1ELsEx joHN CLARKE PosT GRADUATE Ann IS one of our cutest and most popular senrors We hope her future success will prove a good match for her success m hrgh school Student Counul 7 Red Cross 2 Honor Roll I XX n I IXNI NININIO, JR MUMFORD R I STATE Vvrllram has been a great friend and a well known member of our class May you continue to have the same success that you have had at Rogers' Honor Roll I 7 4 ru tm Dom IIIX Norm: XlLN1FORD C arvaret 1 a xery qulet xounv lads but smce man r,u1e p opl are the best succeeders ue hold vreat opes for her nrfl fr 7 LIIMIII7 mn nx x UQ IIIX Mt x1FoRD Posr CRADLATF Roger was one of the leaders and most outstandmg men m our R O T C corps He should have a great future IU thls llne of nor 1 I uw JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED It was cllflicult to ever hnd Bull not laughlng or telllng a oke Hrs grand dlsposrtron should be a great help ln the future Rm I lil XX Il LIXNI fm! NS jonw CLARKL AFRONJALTICAL SCHOOL Robert ate and slept alrplanes Here s hopmg you ll be 1 second Lmdbergh Str fn! K rm 11 un flu v Imaxk H1 111 I Ur siluu learn 1 lnxx rs P jorw CLARKE COLLMBIA UNIX ERSITX Ruth IS one of our smartest and most capable senlors Shell surely make a name for herself n r Rfll I fzlmg L m n 7 1 Q rr rr Lllrlrx Auxrlzary 3 4 Bunk Cashxer 7 3 Cr W J K J T P9 J J-mb ROI no RIOl x PARI Nl NEW BEDFORD HIGH R I STATE A newcomer to Rogers In our jumor year but already well llked and mth many frIends DORIS AI II x P kkhl It IVIUMFORD KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL Frlendly to everyone thats Dons motto and Its bound to take her places Red Cross I THONI-XS Foxx ARD Pan KFXXII H JOHN CLARKE BRYAN SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Although Tom was a very quIet boy he was very popular wIth the ladles He was seldom seen wrthout some glrl besxde hIm In hlS Ford NIARG ARET PAI I JOHN CLARKE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF HAIR DRESSING When Margaret came to Rogers her pep and personahty won her many frxends especIally among the opposlte sex Baxketball I 7 3 Lfbrary Atuxllxary 3 4 Rr Crass I AIIORII S11 NIIOI Sl Pllhll-KN1 MUMFORD R. I. STATE Where would the band and the orchestra be without Alfords assistance? We know youll land in the R. 1 State Band. H nor R ll-1. Rrd and Blu k 4. Bam! .Uanugn 4. Hand 2 3 4. Scinxre Club I, 2 J. Urrhnlru J, -I hlvlrs PDNILND PHKHANI JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED He was a boy who as the expression goes would grve the shlrt off hrs back to help a friend He should and probably will go far after hugh school Rrjle ClubZ Aggfe Club 2 Ious ANTHONY PFRRT MUMFORD UNDECIDED l..ou1s besrdes bemg a good baseball player was a good busmess man We dont lmow what the First National Stores would do without him Red and Blafk Assistant Sport Wnter 4 Baseball I 2 3 If I ILABE rH FRANT r s PIERT E MUMFORD BRYANT COLLEGE Capablllty IS a fairly bug word but Rogers frlend Betty wont have to worry about lt when she 15 out ln this great world Red Cross I Z Bankmg As:onat1onfVxce Prestdentlfy Basketball! Z PAUINE IOUISF RITT JOHN CLARKE PosT GRADUATE Paulme may have looked qulet but to those who knew her well she was the llfe of the party Nlun REGINA ROACH ST AUGUSTINE s UNDECIDED Thls curly haired little blonde made a place for herself durmg her four years here that wrll be hard to fill Basketball 1 2 Qafcgfbsdl L-,fe ,JQX JL, fijv-,Q mt s. Xi C' kg Vvxfmwe K F 5 l f'5 -,L X IINIINIX Horus liorrmxs XX LSTBOROLQH Hrorer Wrrr LLOUX Sc HOOL Vt e ll always remember Grnny lrer sweet smrle nexer farlecl lrer exen when we were most unreasonable at the trcket wrndow 'Nr lion TALNTON HIGH Bosrox Crrr HosPrTAL Gertrude came to Rogers as a Senror and rn her own quret way made many frrencls Best of luck' N Iruxr Boxxx jorm Cr.ARKr UNDPCIDFD Helen was wrtl1 us all durrng her four years and la r sunny drsposrtron and lrxely smrle w ere a constant source of lnsprratron to us rl 1 S rxr X I rox um Howl NIIIXI JOHN CLARIUQ UNDLUDED Srds atlrletrc abrlrt, hrs wonderful personalrty and hrs great sense of humor hare all contrrbutecl to malcrng lum on of the most popular boys rn our class z x nr mr!! as nm Nlxln I 4 JOHN CLARM Bmfxmr COLL! or 1 J ur 1 ser slr J trrtter tu w rom trne bln ll lx greatly mrsse 1. Fxltskl J' Q ,y V-V Xllxrm x Br ssl: HUXXI no BLOCK ISLAND SCHOOL UNOTCIOEO Though Mlckey was only wlth us one year she made friends ulth her qulet charm and unfalllng good humor IIIKN Xxxx Iilm. JOHN CLARKF POST GRADUATE Lal was qulte actlve during her four years here This young mlss was seldom seen wlthout Marcelle Spooner liaskelball I Refi Crovx I ' library luxllmry Y I GIORU XXILSON Rx Ax MUMFORD R I SCHOOL OF PHARMACY A regular fellow ln every way We wish you the best of luck George I nxxh JOHN Sxmus JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Frank is one of the greatest wrestlers ever to come to Rogers H has xx on a championship each year he entered Competrtlon He was the only mmor sports man to recelve a major sports letter for outstanding work lmfk 3 II resllzng I 3 4 CCaplam J 45 lin lm IN Sum MLMFORD TLFTS COLLEGE AND DENTAL SCHOOL Bud our last captam has successfully st ered our ship The Rogers Hlgh School, to tts final dock at Graduation Cla f Irexde1zl3 -I 9lulentCoum'1lI 7 Rrfle Club I 7 3 R Cro 5 1 ' J Pep X zghl-1 1ft1?111l6lcO7V177llHE'6 -I Cor 3 brunce Club 7 Debalxng I 2 s 'QU V A-P' wtf I IX xu Pm I Su lVlLMFORD U OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Pow. el was one of the honor students of Rogers H worked hard and we re sure he ll be a success .Slamfv Club 3 4 I1011OYROlI 7 4 Imax l,ltlSl0II Su x MUMFORD UNDECIDED Prescott was well lcnown by both teachers and puprls especlally the teachers' Best of luck to you Prescott Rnd and Ifllltfw C ollc tor 3 R166 C lub ' lhlmtmg I blarnfr I lub 7 ST MARY s CEAST PROVIDENCEJ BUSINESS COLLEGE Thls young lady was wlth us almost all her hugh school days coming ln her sophomore year She was noted for never clomg her homework XIRMINIX Isl XINI- Sm Amx MUMFORD UNDECIDED Though she IS a very qulet person Curly made her presence felt throughout her four years here liaskrlball I Im Ill HH R Dux Xl lm Sm RN N JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Fred rs a qulet reassuring fellow who IS always ready to help out a frlend ll n lx II .Im 5 ll.l -L VE, I sw' V ' '. C . Q 1 I Ax' Aux:-:s GIilt'l'Hl'I7li SHEA V - v 1 w 1 41 1 -' -3 -3 1' . .' 2 .mf U or 'fr 3.-I. fx X 9' f IOHN SIFIRISF, .IR JOHN CLARKE R I QTATE In hls own qulet way ohn found a place for hnmself ln Rogers whlch will be hard to fill Football Z 3 4 Pep Nsghl 4 Track 3 4 IRXNR Xtnruu Snrox, JR JOH N CLARKE POST GRADUATE Bull was one of the most conscientious and rellable students 1n our class PHIICDCC and perseverance must be his motto We know hell be a success IH anythlng Ilrnor Roll I 7 3 4 Banking 1M nah n 4 fl re 11611194 Snenfe Club 7 4 tPrer:1'm04 Class Iiwk Commrllre I Banque! Commute: 4 NIARX NI ADE1 INE bu X IA OLIPHANT UNDFCIDED ThlS qulet llttle dark halrecl mlss mamtamed a cheerful attxtucle whlch bnghtened our dlm corridors D nur TH: onom SINIOPOI I os JOHN CLARKE WENTWORTH INSTITUTE Dan was another of our class s most popular boys H was always game for anything and always ready to help a frxend Socml Comrmltec 3 Immxs Irmxx bl ur NS JOHN CLARKE R I STATE Thomas IS one of the hard worlcmg students that Rogers will be sorry to lose Best of luck to you' J x XRIHL R ALPXANDI R SNIIIH JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED Arthur s abIlIty as a track man gamed hIm fame tnrough out the state We expect some day to see hIm In the Olymplcs Football3 4 Trark 1 3 4 fx 0 Cx IIORINII Howl nn SNIIIII BERKELEY An attractlve blonde wIth a swell complexron A few more glrls lIke Florence would be a welcome addltlon to any school Basketball! lam!-.K I'IIIoI'r SNIIIH ST ANDREWS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Frank was a quIet well llked boy He was never backward though when he was wrestlmg as hrs opponents well know VVresllmg2 4 I. rx X g, lux CAUIERINE SNIIIH JOHN CLARKE BRYANT Maybe Lucy looked quIet but what a surprrse you want to laugh look for Lucy Basketball 1 Z Red Cross I S11 xx SHT HAII QNIITII JOHN CLARKE R I SCHOOL OF DESIGN Stewart was the artIst of our class and also one grand guy We know hrs abIlIty to draw wrll land hIm a op rank In the world of art II restlmg 3 Debalmg I Ilonur Roll 2 ' N 1 ix wr it . K Pit. Nf: . , . DIESEL ENGINEERING f l ' tg-XG LI' ',yvC'. its-35155 . ir J ', ' ! If 'VLV LrsIFR Xian: I s SNIDER HoI.YoKE HIGH SCHOOL MASS R I STATE Lester came to us In the Senror year and caused many of the hearts of the Rogers fems to beat faster We know you ll have a lot of success Football 4 I ep N ugh! 4 Honor R ll 4 Nhat PI Ll It IIVI FF SPOONFR MUMFORD POST GRADUATE Stop look and llstenl You have to do all these things when you re wIth Nlarcelle because she asks so many questlons All krddxng aslde she s Just one of us a good kld havmg a good tlme Bank Ca hxer Debalmg L mon I Dramalzc Club 2 Student Council 7 NIARGARIHI -Xmfs SPRL were CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL CORONADO CAI. VASSAR Another young lady In the navy who came to us In her JUHIOY and senlor years It takes bralns to have a good tlme and make the honor roll at the same tlme and Margaret managed to do both But thls IS easlly understood because great thlngs are expected from the navy anyway Ilnnor Roll ? 4 XNNI vlkltll SII FLI' ST JOSEPHS POST GRADUATE Anne s heIght certamly was no detrxment to her pep and personallty We wouldn t mmd having a few more wlth as much school spIrIt as she Basketball I I ep Night 4 Iemux SIEMENS CENTRAL HIGH UNDECIDED Another Rogers Romeo was Edwm whose blonde good looks were the delIght of the grrls and the envy of the boys Best of luck Fmlhnll 4 Irafk 4 LF: yyfyvy fI'llIIX Nlxnn Stun x ST ALQLSTINE s C Presentlng Skee our all round glrl scout brarn student and sm1le g1rl Her favorlte study was solld geometry and M1 Sensemg had mOlC than a llttle to do wlth her prefer ence A star representatwe of the Fxfth Vvard Slice IS sure to succeed 1 Nl I1lr1r'v 41111111179 3' I 71 rR I ll'N1'HXN1lS IIIXN IVIL MFORD BRYANT Co1.1.Ec,E Helen IS an ldeal student always dolng the rlght thmg at the rlght tlme Shell be perfectlon plus as a Stenog I II krllall I Red Crors R1 Img Club 3 ST JOSEPH s H1c.1-1 SCHOOL NEWPORT SECRETARIAL ScHooL lVlany g11ls would do anyth1ng to have naturally wavy ha1r as pretty as MOHICH s An attractrve brunette w1th a sweet clrsposltron lVlon1ca l1kes everyone and everyone lllces Momca I 1Prary iuulmry -I Iiarrqufl Comrnzllrt 4 c 1 xr I0s11'11 Txn1xr1INO M L M FORD HARVARD Vllhen Eugene hrst came to Rogers he was QUIIC a cut up l ut he fmally settled down and sarled through hrs four years wrth flymg colors Here s success to you' lx C rl IJ lt1l111g I 111 R I Z C11 om 1 XIVIIII R 'I xsso JOHN CLARKV TORPEDO STATION George w as one of those quret fellows who had a good word for exeryone He IS one of those people wed all l1ke to hue for a frrencl I I llrfi m, liz., .. 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' 111' 13, ISII x Klum IQHONIXS MUMFORD HAMPTON INSTITLTE VIRGINIA Where would Pep Night have been xuthout Ella3 She certamly can tlckle those IvOrIes' e X1 hi I lxklllll-I N tn RIRLDI FII HN xx MUMFORD WELLESLEY SCHOOL FOR CHILD NLRSING RIght ID the mIclst of all aCtIvItIes was Kay She was always wIllIng to help out and was one of the best examples of school support In Rogers Basketball 1 Red Cross I fp XI I4 IJOROIIIT ISIIRLI four In MUMFORD SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY TRAINING SCHOOL Dotty 15 everyone s friend Social and friendly she IS easy to get along Wlth What perfect requirements for a llbrarlanl llebulmr, I II Ivlexs I lub 3 4 Hzsltelbull Library lznzlnny 3 -I Quintet ? 4 llomr Roll 4 NNI III lfkll I'II I PORTSMOUTH FRIENDS SCHOOL UNDECIDED Kenneths quiet manner was an asset to the school. I will be missed sadly next year. Best of luck Kenneth. Il nur R ll 3. ALIREIVI' f.XltPEN'l'EH '1RI'I'I'I' WOODROW WILSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN N. J. CAMDEN COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Blonde hair, personality, and a pleasant smile spelt popularity for Albert. Dramulic Club 3. .Sflldfill Council 4. llurmr Roll J, 3. X. dabeff fbJa-off' lg rl' K xOA'7'fJ We Lotls LLOXD I Nmnxx 00D MUMFORD UNDECIDED Lloyd has a sense of humor that can never be excelled Dld you ever see hlm wrthout a sm1le3 Axrxfx XHIIOI xx X ASILIOI IVIUMFORD KATHARINE Glass Yes we have a mlghty dancer ln our class She may be small but shes got a bug heart and plenty of school spmt A cheerful dlsposltlon IS what we lxke best about Anna Labrary -iuxzlzary 3 4 Sefrrlary Hovtevs C lub 4 Bank Cashzef 4 Ilmmr Roll 4 Hmm P121 KHAKI X In RO MUMFORD TORPEDO STATION Many people thought Harry was quiet but that was only untll they knew hlm He certainly could make his share of noxse He had a great host of frlends Good luck Harry' StudrnlCounczl1 4 Red and Blnrk Collertar4 XVII LIAM X osl: Although Brll left us before graduatron we all remember hxm as a great fellow always ready wlth a new Joke Best of luck' hum RINI Dom I xss XVx1.l FR MUMFORD HAMPTON INSTITUTE Bang' Slam' No rt s not an explosxon I s t Catherme and her gang A peppy gxrl wlth a strong will of her own she IS a favorxte wrth her frlends :J Um ur Nlmn I Ol ISI XX AI H WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL LONG BEACH CAL WELLESLEY COLLEGE An extremely cute and petlte navy Junlor Odette certalnly has something the other Rogers Ulrl hayent Got Her long lme of male admxrers IS proof enouvh r R L ll Nlxnn XX uno LYNN ENGLISH HIGH It dldnt talce Llllrtl' long to get mto the swung of thlngs at Rogers Judgmg from all the frlends shes made ust here for her semor year she made a great stalt and feels right at hom wxth us Lllllth s one of those people who get along wxth everyone 1 IIIINXX xlllasox 591-f 'X JOHN CLARKE UNDECIDED ffwx Ellen has a cute glggle and a host of friends What more can be sa1d3 XII Irlxxn Wu ON JOHN CLARLE UNDECIDED You can s e Paul s red han a mlle away He IS more confortable on a dance Hoon than ln school Polballl IML4 Ilxmn n Bl NIXNIIX XX FRNFH MOMFORD R I STATE When Harold started to laugh he sent the room mto an uproar If he was ln 1 class room you were sure to have some fun But all ludclmg aslde he was a Grand pal wlth a well developed sense of humor mug 1 1 14 Cla :mx r 51 4 if Wal MW 5 I PII III IOsI I IIINI' XVI RNQI I Sl MLMFORD UNDECIDED Pep persomfied accompamed by her own gIggles RuthIe mon her place In Rogers And dId she do plenty to help the Alma Mater along' Rei C fuss I Ilon 1 Roll 7 7 Xltliltlltll Xxx XXISI THOMAS H CLARKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR SEQRETARIES N Y C To amestown we owe Westle the red headed gal who certaInly knew how to w1n frlends among both students and faculty Ilan If Roll I GI sms RI III VYISIAII MUMFORD BRYANT COLLEGE One of Rogers best scholars Ruth was quIet to all appearances but she has plenty of what It takes And what an ardent sports fan' Slu lenlfuunfzl l 4 Ill 1mrRIll I Joux t IIARIES VK HITE IVIUMFORD Cn IL SERVICE When theres a lot of laughlng and Jolcmg IH the alr you are sure to find WhItey there To one that can get along wlth anyone good luclc ohn Nlun 1 XIIIPHINI XXIIIN' MLMFORD PRATT INSTITUTE A grand sport wlth plenty of pep Mary always seemed to be dashlng around for somethmg Best of luck IH Lrtl Ill I YI r R I Siu irnil un Il 3 limi 1 u hx r Llus 'S I7llYllfl7lAf nnxxllre 3 SI XLHIX8 C xIHIIrIxI XX IIIIF 'VILMFORD HERRICK IxsTITLTE A brown eyed mIss Drd you ewer hear her lauvh3 She certaInly desers es all the success that comes her way ISI xr RLT XIxIrII XX ll I IXXIS IN HOLDEN HILH SCHOOL HOLIJH. MAss R I AcADEIm OF HAIRDRF sswc. AWD COSMETIC THERAPY Xvhen Beverly came to Rogers all the male hearts took a nose drve There s no need to say shell be mlssed next year X IIIXM Xlxm XXIIIIIIs JOHN CLARKE R I STATE Brll IS one of these happy go lucky fellows that s the I e of the Athletrc department Hrs newer say dre spIrIt has been responsrble for more than one football vrctory He s a swell fellow and a true fIIend HIS future lIfe lS bound to be a brlght one I I ui IS lr SlHft'I1lf 1 DOROIIIT Xlxru xIII'I XX II sox MILTON NEW HAMPSHIRE UNDECIDED Dottre may be small but she certamly zrps around the basketball court hke llghtnlng She never stops Smllln 3 or playmg Jokes on the rest of the team Lots of luck Dothe' Basltrll Ill 7 I Inns 1 Ol I rx XX ooo LYMAN B GOFF JR HIGH PAWTUCRET POST GRADUATE Im IS one of these seemlngly quIet boys In school But x hen he s xsrth the band or OUtSldC thlngs start to happen 111111 I 4-sol' Y 105344 -ff ,1 X.f 1 -v-..-W1 mf- L., S.. PIUIII HT I Iuxcls XX oon JOHN CLARRE LVDECIDED Wherever there s excltement Bob IS sure to be rght In the mlddle of It and who wIll forget hIs pet hobby hs motorcycle3 I IIIIII III HNIXN XI joHN CLARKE UNDFCIDED George IS one swell fellow He s famous for hIs abIlIty to truck When next year s football team IS up agalnst t some Saturday afternoon they ll reallze how much football Buddy really knew notlull Ira k 4 I S RINA IAIIMIIIIII XXIIS joHN CLARKE VIRGINIA STATE A quIet gIrl wIth a wInnIng smIle who Wlll go far good luck at Vlfglnla State we hope you ll wIn all the honors Honor R ull I Y SPRINGFIELD CLASSICAL UNDECIDED Yeastcake was another one of those boys that came to us last September but It took hIm no tIme to Inject hlmself Into the spIrIt of Rogers If he contmues at thIs pace clurmg the rest of hIs llfe he IS sure to be a success f 111.1114 ImI XII MLIMFORD UxIJEcIDED Horace has caused many a gIrl s heart to flutter when comes rollmg out of the North End In that bIg new car He s a swell fellow wIth a brlght future In store for hIm , a I , Y FE si 2 . .A .' '. 'I'I-is :M H , f H 5 '- If 1 2, 3, 4. I . IIIIII-M11 el. 4 ' ' . ' QE 1. 3 '. -r 5 . . . ,I . X Y . ' . . 1 ,,. I K . Vffz w v . N ' LHARLES XE.-XNOl'0I'l.0l'S 4. 'L cr ' v ' u n .-A ' I ' l, f VMI , . . . . ' . . . I .yr 'I -I 'vo . L , ,K V ' View V ' I A 1 - , v ' A Ho I 1-1 l'.Yl'Ilili'l l' 43. 'rox f E' -- ' ' ' he l ' I y ' A - 4.5. , , fl I Itt Xlil fx THoxrAs H CLARKE R I HONPITAL arffar t anoth of our many amestoyyn a sres e made a host of frrends durrnv her four years up here Vlfe all knou that her patrents yyrll enjoy her cheerful smrle jorrx CLARRT PosT GRADL ATE Another red herd T hose antrcs and rnfectrous vggle saye her clas from hayrnv any dull moments e xsrll make a Ureat secretrry for some luclcy person Ile 1 rr 1 mm In hX JOHN CLARKI VIRGINIA STATE XX rllram upheld the honor of Rogers on the track Good uc at Vrrgrnra State lr1k3 lluzllallf' 3 rr Xl XIUI w NA' Ev r rsrr YALE Althouvh we havent linoun Wrllram long we certalnly haye en,oyed hrs company xrxx XX rr jorrx CLARKE POST GRADUATE ermre a we lrlced fe on from the good o rr t A boy th rt was true to Rogers rn hrs four years say We-re lad you changed your mrnd and prcked R H S Instead of De La Salle H40 Xrurrx NORTH ATTLI EoRo Hrc.H UNDECIDED Dot ss as a quret grrl ys ho made many frrends durrng h r stay at Rovers VS e know she ll vo far ln the future Rtl t V NW 'X g Af! fy! x.Z ,rfb .nf I 'Norm Il II At A131411 LxD1c1DLD I-Iattle ha nt heen YXIIII us long hut we ye enjoyed her company III I311 IN NIL mmap NIL Dow LL SL HooL OF QOSTL x11 D1 s1L.x Merle has a 1 ay of maklng f11ends md her grand sen e of humor IQ ippremated hy rll who know her NI LX x T11oMAs H C LARKI U1x1J1c1DrD Art takes Penny s eye ind she hrs cont11lJutcd much to the Red md Black Berng good nrtured md smcere 1n all sh does she IS sure to be a success 'NSI IN D1 LA SALLL UINDFQIDED AI IS one of those seemmgly qulet boys who works w 1th deadly prec1s1on 1 mr R111 I IL 0UIx HLrsR1 FORD JLNIOR H1L,11 Post C,RA1JLATL FALL R1x1R IVIAss Although Pete has only been at Rogers a shot t1me all the fellows and the grrls know Ium IS a good skate T11o1v1As H CLARKE Ursm QIDED Sam all but made NI1 XX alsh s ofhce hls home room The boy from the sunken c1ty has the ab1I1ty to become a leader We w1sh h1m success XII IIN QOLDXXI LL LRAMMAR Sa HOOL XX LsT POINT EL PAso T1 XAS me womm hater IIIIIISC an he ist ut when he dreammg oh those hedutlful glllg that pnide he-fore hrs eyes JN NIL MFORD LNDI 1 IDI D so o s 1 o w 1 cc 111cI throw 1 I W xt o cr e know you1 det11m1111t1on lrnd Sou at tht 1 1' 'I II,x 1'11-: NI. 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