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ALFRED FERRIERA “Al” Pit Saying—“How’s everything?” Pastime—Collecting sports data. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12) ; French Club (10). Whenever one enters a quiet study room, chances arc that “Al” would be one of the students there. Hut if Alfred is given an opportunity to talk he could “rattle off” and continue to talk as a sports announcer would do. for that is “Al's” ambition, sportscasting. He was one of the lucky boys to earn a trip to one of the World Series games in Detroit last year. HERBERT UfFRANCIS. JR. et fl.ynlt Xonic onPstmle!’ Wasflun -—il.ittcjb g to Glenn Miller. 'peretta. Green and White Staff (12); A. 12); Senior Rostrum. President English Clubs ■fere’s no reason for Herbie to be as shy as he is. for can talk about almost any subject intelligently. He loves music and is a smooth dancer. He is a very dapper young man. More than one person would love to have his dimples. Oh! Yes! Herbie is our fastest typist. DANIEL FREITAS “Dannie” Pet Saying—“Don’t fool around.” Pastime—Scouting. Activities—Aggie Club. A. A. (10. 11. 12). “Dannie” can always be seen at the Scout Hall telling the boys all about camping and scouting. He takes a lot of kidding from the fellows but is always a good sport. They say he wants to be a foreign correspondent. It might be dangerous but we hope you make out all right. Dannie. JOHN FREITAS “Shorty” Pet Saying— We was robbed!” Pastime—Sports. Activities—Football (12). Basketball (12). A. A. “Shorty” was the crack-shot of the basketball team, having compiled an enviable number of points at the close of the season. FJe is a good worker and is always willing to lend a helping hand. Good luck in whatever profession you choose to follow. Johnnie. 18
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HOWARD DION “Babe” Pet Saying—“Save it for me.” Pastime—Joking. Activities—A. A. (10. 11. 12). Here is “Babe” the class comedian. He believes that a laugh a day keeps the doctor away, so for good measure has at least one good laugh every period. His personality will certainly bring him success in anything he does. We all hope he will succeed in becoming a machinist’s mate the Navy. JOHN DRAINVILLE “Johnny” Pet Saying—“Son O'ma gun !” Pastime -Roller Skating. Activities—A. A.. English Club (10. 11). Johnny is the heart-breaker of the Room class, but well liked by everyone. You should see Johnny and “Sha” battle it out on any school subject. One of our best debaters, he would make a good lawyer. We hope he succeeds. 3 English WARREN DRAINVILLE “Dry” Pet Saying—“For Christmas sake.” Pastime—Dancing. Activities—Athletic Association (10. 11. 12). Meet “Dry” who is always trying to stump Mr. Murgo in some math problem, but he never succeeds. There is hardly a dull moment when lie’s around. He attends practically every school dance and thoroughly enjoys himself. If he becomes as good a toolmaker as he is a debater he ought to have no trouble at all. ALEXANDER STEPHEN FALES “Sandy” Pet Saying—“Well, well!” Pastime—Discussing current events with Charlie C. Activities—Pres. Senior Rostrum. Aggie Club, Athletic Association (10, 11. 12): Green and White Staff. Our “Sandy” is the sort of a fellow who is always willing to help others. His friendly advice and finished homework has helped many a pupil solve his troubles. “Sandy” takes most of his school activities seriously. As yet he is undecided about the future, but we know he will succeed in his line of endeavor. 17
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RAYMOND F. GABLINSKE. “Ray” Pet Saying—“Who's springing?' Pastime—Smiling. Activities—Aggie Club, A. A. “Ray” is the right hand man olalmost any member of his class. Wonder why he blushes in class or when he talks to any member of the opposite sex. He isn’t what you’d call the talkative type, but he can do his share. He is a hard-working fellow once he gets started. We hear Ray’s going to enlist in the Navy. Luck to you. Ray. MARCIA GIFFORD “Misha” Pet Saying—“My word!” Pastime—Playing the piano. Activities—Rostrum (11. 12); French Club (10. 11); . A. (10, 11. 12); Operetta. Introducing you to one of the most amiable girls of the Senior Class. Marcia is musically inclined, and likes to play the piano, although she spends considerable time in a new beach wagon. Her cheery smile and twinkling eyes are evidence of her fine disposition and have won for her many friends. We wish her luck in her future profession. FRANCIS PAUL CIIUSTO “Speed” Pet Saying—“Good !” Pastime—Movies in Warren. Activities—Manager Football Team (11. 12); A. A. (10, 11. 12); Italian Club (10. 11); Aggie Club Ml. 12); English Club (11). We turn the spotlight on “Speed.” the boy who claims that some day he will manage his own night club. In his spare time he goes to Warren to hunt for the prospective site of his club. Manager of the football team, some credit for the championship should be given to him. JOSEPHINE! (ilUSTO “Jo Pet Saying—“Gee!” Pastime—Talking in class. Activities—Operetta. English Clubs (10. 11); A. A. (11, 12). “Jo” is another one of the small girls in the Commercial Class, but her smallness does not prevent her from being heard. When she has anything to say. she makes sure that she says it. We hear that “Jo” is interested in handicraft work. If you do take a course in this, we hope you succeed. “Jo”! 19
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