Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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MINNIE LORETTA GEORGE Her mirth the world requires.” That contagious giggle comes from none other but Minnie, oik of the peppiest girls of the Senior class. Wherever you see her. she’s the type whp will slap you on the hack and say “Hi va. pal!” Her ability and willingness will help her a great deal in the future. English -C lub, 10. (jym Exhibit. 10. Commercial Club. Senior Rostrum. Dramatic Club. A A. ELIZABETH MICHAELA GIFFORD ‘•'Her voice is like ihe voice the stars had, when they sang together.” “LiI” is one of the most cheerful and ambitious girls of the class. If you saw this year's operetta, remember how well she played her part. Lil is one of the lucky girls who already has a position. She is working down at C. A. and we wish her luck. A. A. Operetta. Gym Exhibit, 11. English Club. 11. Commercial Club. Rank Cashier. CAROLA MARIE GIUSTI No fidget and no reformer, just a calm observer of ought and must.” A wink, a brisk walk and a friendly greeting—that’s Carola. She’s always busy running errands or getting lunches. In a debate she does a wonderful job defending her viewpoint. She intends to go to Bryant College in the Fall, so here's luck, Carol. A. A.. 10-11-12. Sec. of Band. Sec. of Rostrum. Executive Board of Commercial Club. Dramatic Club. Operetta. Executive Board. English Club. JANE WALKER GOETTLER She laughed away the sorrow—she laughed away the gloom. Meet the humorist of the class. Life is never boring when Jane is around. Almost as famous as her jokes and witty sayings is her red hair. Her great ambition is to grow and I think we all know why. Also she would like to join the army (She can dream, can’t she?) Maybe that’s the reason she wants to be a nurse. French Club. 10-11. A. A.. 10-11-12. Operetta, 12. Gym Exhibit. 10-11. Class Day Officer, 12.

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BEATRICE FRIEDMAN “Actors are horn—not made.”' Beatrice is the girl with a beautiful voice and pretty smile. Beatrice is one of the very quiet senipr.s in the commercial class. She can act. too. Did you see her as Betty in the operetta? Her name is continually on the honor roll and we know she will make someone a fine secretary. Operetta. A. A. Commercial Club. English. Club, 10. Rostrum. 12. Gym Exhibit. 10. MARY ANN GARCIA “There is a lady sweet and kind.” Mary always comes into class w»th a smile and usually has her homework done. Judging from her position at an automatic calculator, she's be satisfactory in almost any first-class office, although she just decided recently she’d like to help her country as a Yoemat; F. Gym Exhibit, 10-11-12. English Club. 10. Commercial Club. Operetta. GERALDINE MARGARET GARVIN “In form and features, face and limb I grew • so like my sister.” . . Geraldine- is the fun-loving twin with always, a smile for everyone. She i always flustered about an alignment in P. I), class but she always has her homework done. Good luck in your course in Comptometry, “Twinie”! English Club, 10. Red Cross. Operetta. MARGARET MARY GARVIN “polks got taking me for her and each for one another.” This twin is the more doubtful of the two. She can take a lot of kidding and can also be a lot of fun. Margaret also takes a course in Comptometry and we hope she will 1 £ very successful. English Club, 10. Red Cross. Operetta.

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DAVID LOUIS QOCiLIA No greeting like his welcome, no homage like his praise.” Ah! Now we have the Don Juan of the I. S. class. While in school many have found David most cooperative David’s ambition is to join the C oast Guard. Football, 10-11-12. Baseball. 10-11. School Band. ()peretta. FELECIA JOSEPHINE (iOCiLIA For no victorious joy. her red lips smile.” Felecia is a girl who is likely to succeed. For three years she has been an efficient office girl. Somehow or other Felecia always manages to see the happy side of everything and always has a good time. Felecia has a very pleasing personality which will help her on the road to success. Commercial Club. Dramatic Club, 12. English Club. 10-11. Class Day Officer. Class Secretary. JOHN WESLEY HAMBRICR In the Spring a young man’s fancy fondly turns to thoughts of love.” I his young lad gets around. He enjoys sports and dancing with a certain you know who. He will he successful in whatever field of work he attempts. Next year, he will go to Brown and we know his smile will carry him a long way. French Club. 10-11. Dramatic Club. 12. Rostrum. 12. Operetta. 12. Football. 12. Gvm Exhibit. 11-12. A. A.. 10-11-12. ROBERT C. HAYES Only a boy like other boys with tasks of studies, sports and fun.” Introducing Robert, a would-be quiet boy, but do not be deceived! Still water runs deep!” Although Robert is an excellent student, he manages to get loads of fun out of his work, especially when he collaborates with Kenny” and “Jackie. Robert too, is to go to Brown, and we know he will make the grade. French Club. 10-11. A. A.. 10-11-12. Rostrum. 11-12. Operetta, 12. Dramatic Club. 12.