Aldrich High School - Reminder Yearbook (Lakewood, RI)

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THE CLASS OF 1937 WILLS IT We, the Class of 1937, in a sane and con- scious state of mind, do hereby, thenceforth, bequeath our most worldly possessions to those coming hereafter in this institution of education. l, Donald Hall, do bequeath my title of Best Boy Student to anyone who is willing to study. I, Dorothy Cagnon, do hereby bequeath my Good Willingness to Shirley Warwick. I, Kendall Moultrop, leave my popularity to Milton Searle. I, Alice Reynolds, do bequeath my dimples to Virginia Neary. I, William Hughes, do bequeath my good- naturedness to Thomas Forsythe. I, Alice Hughes, do hereby bequeath my most appreciated title of Best Looking Girl to anyone who can grow the longest eye- lashes in the shortest time. I, Harrie Wheeler, bequeath my ability to forget the words of songs in assemblies to Chris Iennings. I, Margaret Kendall, do bequeath my title of Best Dressed Girl to Mena Caputi. I, Warren Erickson, leave my ability to get permission to stay out of school on Mondays to anyone who would like to do the same. I, Olympia Confreda, do hereby bequeath my editorship of the Warwickite to Sue Byrne. I, Lloyd Evans, bequeath my title of Class Romeo to Lester Moultrop, I, Marjorie Brown, do bequeath my ability to get H's to anyone who wishes to give most of his energy to studying. I, George Iohnson, leave my ability to catch a pass that will win a Thanksgiving Day Game to Ioe Arnold. I, Betty Long, do bequeath my talented gift of gab to all shy Iunior girls who may need it. I, Wallace Main, bequeath my ability to argue when there is nothing to argue about to any member of the debating club. I, Dorothy Peterson, leave my very much- appreciated title of Most Popular Girl to the most deserving girl in the Iunior Class. 1, Saul Barber, leave my long role in the Senior Play to some up and coming actor. I, Muriel Selby, leave my ability to get H+ in Geometry to anyone who wants an atro- cious headache. I, Charles Machon, leave my ability in broad jumping to Theodore Secor. I, Claire Tuttle, leave my title of Best Girl Athlete to Doris Leonard. I, Frank Logan, leave my whole six feet and five inches to little Smithy who could make good use of it. I, Sue Dwyer, leave my title of Noisiest Girl to Virginia Shepard, who already has a good start. I, Donald Tuttle, bequeath all my blushes and title of most Bashful Boy to Alfred Volk. I, Margie Chadwick, leave my love for acting to Ada Austin. I, Bob Betancourt, leave my ability to make bright remarks, to Leonard Bowen. I, Lillian Bennett, am willing to leave my curls to any girl who cannot afford a perma- nent. I, Fred Duncan, leave my ability to argue to anyone who can think of questions and answers quickly enough. I, Gwendolyn Kinne, hereby bequeath my title Best Natured Girl to Helen Lawrell, providing she does justice to it. I, Iohn Florence, wish to leave my small- ness to Arthur Andell, who seems to need it. I, Elizabeth McMannus, leave my ability to sing to any up and coming Nightingale . I, Iohn Wignot, am willing to leave my turtle-neck sweater to last year's clam. We, Helen Johnston and Tony Henry, wish to leave our ability to play the saxophone to Mr. Pera's Proteges. We, Swede Erickson and Ernie Gailey, leave our ability to do or die on the football field to Art Carlin and Donald Copp. We, Romeo and Iuliet, leave our title of the Immortal Shakespearian Characters to any worthy moon-eyed couple. We, the Senior Cheer-Leaders bequeath our ability to shout to Warren Coutcher. We, Ernie Gailey and Lillian Coulthurst, do hereby bequeath our ability to dance to Edward Storti and Beverly Rubery. In witness whereof, We the Class of 1937, have hereunto subscribed our hand and affixed our seal on this 23rd day of Iune, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-seven. We wish to express our deepest apprecia- tion for the work Miss Shailer has done while guiding us through these eventful years. It is with absolute confidence that we appoint her as sole executor of this will, to direct the carrying-out of these bequests and to dis- pose of all matter not mentioned as she sees fit. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this 23rd day of Iune A. D., 1937 before due witnesses. GWENDOLYN KINNE MARGARET CHADWICK BETTY LONG MARIORIE BROWN KENDALL MOULTROP THOMAS ASHWORTH 1261

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CLASS OF 1938 Officers and Executive Committee First Row: Miss Snow: D. Southeyp S. Warwick, Secretary. Second Row: M. Searle, T. Forsythe, President: C. Capatosto, Vice-President: T. Matthews, C. Vaughn. CLASS OF 1939 Officers and Executive Committee First Row: L. Moultrop, President: B. Fraser, Miss Shanley, V. Martin. Second Row: B. Bailey, D. Gallagher, N. Walstead, D. Austin, D. Hughes. 28