Bartlett High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Webster, MA)

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lla- lllbofnwilficitacirelr 1Q 3 llfiiuiaoiurlcioie IENNIE ZALLA Glce Vlulm 21 Dramatic Tlub 2, 3, 4, President 13 Orchestra l, 2, 3. 41 Senior Play: Basketball, Varsity Tcamg Associate Eclitoi' nl the flironicleg Cheerleader 3. 4: flass Ring Fnmmittec 23 Girls' flulv 3. 4: Hockey l. 2: Student Clonncil 3, 4. Pre- sident 4: Athletic Conn :il 43 fashici' 43 Senior MARION li. ZENTCRA F Girls Klub 2. 3. 4: jun- ior-Senim' Initiation Unn- mittee 4, Camera Club lg Iiearn-to-Dance Club 4. Play i'mnmitteeg Klar- shall 3. 4: Senior Home Room l'rog'r:iiii Commit- ten. S'l'lfl'lll-IX li. ZIAK Aviation t'luli lg Drama- tic Flull 1, 4. All About Them SAMUEL AARON Whenever in doulbt about the solution of a problem, see Sam, 1933's stand-by in just such emergencies, fcr he is the gifted mathematician of the class. Upon one thus honored, nature has iittingly bestowed no small amount of dignity. ln addition to excelling in math, Sam occupies the first place in the science classesg consequently, we are expecting some day to hear of an unusual achieve- ment in one of these fields, made by Sam. EL ALDRICH Hazel is our great pianist, but she certainly can do more than rattle the keys of a lbaby grand. Her blue eyes sparkle with pep an-d vitality, and her soft blond hair attracts admirers wherever she goes. She seems like a demure, quiet little miss, 'but is all youth and sparkle. ELAINE BIGELOW Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable, Elaine HAZ the lily maid ----- applies to Kilt B'igelo'w as well as to Tennyson's Elaine. Kit's chief in- terests are in dratmatics 'and out-of-door life as well as in art an-d dress de- signing. RITA CASASIDY Rita is the little packages. She is not a believer in the Uheory that children should be seen and not heard, as one would conclude from the frequency of her giggle in school and out. It is rumored that Rita has a weakness for Junior boys. EUNlCE CHOINIERE Eunice eats, sleeps, and dreams about basketball. lt is therefore superfluous to add that she is one of our star centers. In .class she is apt to 'be quiet, 'but not so outside. Eunice is talkative, but not quite the gossip that her role in Pollyanna would indicate. Her name may be added to the already 1011!-T list of Bartlett girls who intend to don white caps after graduation. small senior, but we all know that good things are apt to come in

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Af-as-l We Xl lllemwritiscltclt 19 3 'IEHIRGDNIMBIILQE J OSEPHINE DANILOVVICZ CHA ANT Toot! Toot! Who's that? Of course! lt's Tootsie,' 'our tall, tepid blonde. Pretty and carefree, with her warm smile and gay disposition, it was inevitable that she should surround herself with a host of friends at Bartlett. She attends all the social functions of B. H. S. and is quite the belle of the ball at numerous dances. RLES DEARY Oh, dearie me, what could that chubby little fellow be up to now? But, cheer usp, along with the ability to be a creator otf mischief there its the art of re- deeming yourselfg perfected chiefly by Chubby, OINETTE DELISIO You don't have to speak -to Tony. You 'have only to see her to know that she is the jolliest, most honest person that has ever set foot in Bartlett High. She is a leader, a worker, and a student. ' LOTTIE DEMBENSKI Lottie is the wit of the class of '33, the humorist who can make a good jake out of the most serious situation, even the present business depression. She is full of pep and vig-gr and therefore makes one of the best players on our bas- ketball team. MARY DVVYER Mae claims the medal for precision in entering the study hall just a few seconds after eight each morning. She has also the distinwctio-n of 'being the only Senior who will possess two high school diplomas, ,having already received one from St. Louis. A few years from now we expect to hear of Mae as a teacher. I-f she is as regular at her school-marin duties as she has been in the little matter referred to above, how can we prophesy anything but continued honors? LINUS DZIEMBOWSKI Liny is one otf the two men in our class, for he can grotw a moustache over- night. Liny is alwayts whistling for crooning. He intends to take Russ Columbo's place on the air Liny's pastime is a -certain Sophomore girl. EARL FRANCKE' Who is Stan Laurel? No one but Earl Francke in disguise. B'oth he and Oliver Hardy, better known as Thomas Scanlon, are co-partners in school and outside of school. Earl goes in for sports in a big Wray, although he does not take part in any. Being manager of the baseball team this year, he will have plenty to do keeping his eye on those foul balls. HELEN GORSKA Friendly and soft spoken, Helen quickly wins the affection of her associates. Sincerity. earnestness, and determination have merited for her a high place in our esteem, and her ranks are equally complimentary. J USEPH GORSKI Give the laurel to Joe the novelist, poet, and essayist of our class, for he certalnly excels in all these forms of literature. He is a Latin student of unusual ability. and we shall not be surprised some day to find that he is author of a new Aeneid. STASIA G RZYiB RUT Basketball is second n.ature to Stasia, but playing the piang comes first. Be- sides giving lessons, Stasia acctompanies an orchestra at many social gatherings in town. Her clever hands can change mada1n'si.selle's coiffure into the very latest mode. All in all. Stasia has more than the usual share of talents. Good luck. Sta! H HAGGERTY Boise! Thwat's Ruth's -second name. She is the type of girl who takes things as they come and who never grows excited over anything. Ruth is tall, charming, and good to look at. .IOSEPHINE HARVANEK Jo intends to go to Hollywood to become a movie starg at least, that is what she tolrd us. When she makes the silver screen, we feel sure that her dancing will somewhat alleviate the unemployment problem, for Uncle Sam will have still more fan mail to attend te. Captain of the class basketball team, and a member of the varsity squad, Jo is no ordinary player.