Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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i IQ3-41 - HB5 - 1934 REVIEW EVEL H, D RISfDWYER B1 broun ev h ann ll personality huts lot A of D .1 '14, af '-ti'. 'J. . crowd of gir in a Korn of om II, a bbing brown head in the middle and i shr' I tho n ot ' p ' ular she is studious and does wellf 7Her . vorite s y 505-lio t and. Dot wants to become sonietgqyliys wat ste og. He S luck to you! She also has a seere amllgion. 'N to befa Stowaway on a ship hound to Hawlii. ere o gli gets there. ll.Nli'lf',1UH '31, '.i2, Nz zrspupvr '-jd, Give '-13. Prexidcrzi of Girls' Alhleiic' 534. VVILLIAM JOSEPH EMRICK IVillp, Billy, S'K7lPk Billy is one of oui' eurluyrlhaired lads, whp finds that water will not straighten out thefyv,ave'q. A liere is sfprne talk about BiIly's being bashful but we often Wo e d abdujrit. If a str akpf lightning is seen chakin, down 'the Esketbaxll Hoor it's usulal pc Billy. If some one is thrown oft at first bzge during a ball gtlrne, Billy is often I'CSlllpSlblC.' We'wiQh 'you luclgtfn Whatever youfundertake, Willy. Hasfball '31, '32, 'JSE '34, Baflcdball '33 23.01 Track '34, Secretary of X I Class '31, Aieuwpaptfr '31, Gleexiw, '33, Study '34, CHARLES EDWARD FAGAN Donkey Charlie A da' 'n smile, a curly d, twinkli blue' s,. es, it's our Cha . 0 ey n W et er man u xeels in his studies Iso. Ch e doesn't 't eaning 0 0' , emy. He en a ss. Charlie ha. be a u st ' afijet ver ' ear on the track, baseball. and b . etba e ms. s f e ee d but success is inevitable to Charlie, .Vf'uu-rprrper 'J1, Scirfnce '31, '-22, Review' Stqf '34, Cross Counlry Squad '31, '32, '33, '34, Buxebull 'J1, '32, '-JJ, '34, Track '31, '32, '33, '34, Brlslmllmll '31, '32, '33, YM, National .-lthlefzfr' Honor Society. ARTHUR GERVAIS X XX curl.. al iiiirtlivjii-iglits of Pigeon Hill. The harsh climate of tii. egi xi hh' ' io effect 'Ein other than to give him the red e ks ir vhi K is famous. e is the best dancer of the class. I f- t ow las en ,graft dai -es just to try to copy Gervais jypfem. l e dgi nhw V 1 t K rt intends to do but with his win- iinfwsni' he ght to sur-eeet V J Sr'1'r'1:r'z' '-il, '32, YH, '-M. x 'Y W YIKR GIBSON J I4 . . Wynne I ' s entered 1-las' an ities 'ith 'im - fNVlg0l'1II'Itl w may I zum well vyxhhe ent zi awistant busine ' manager. le sales abili Tin bt- in, riei ls fzfour vt' ities as been an i portant fafalr in ur ur. ars .t li. .S. She asi dispensu. lemhe lead ik eS io ' ', ynn 'is' ami ble 'hoolmateixvith grand S ea a en :sf e r Q sum-Sis to ou, Vyn e. 4 ' X 1 I L cl dl s 1 st t re ed a d the apprgxed. Heres Hnskhlball '-ilvlilf, 'vf'1l' t'l' '32, rcglylfil' 'Ji Rl'l'l'l'U' Staff '-3.4, lj fl' .'cn1'nr P y , J ' J gf fx ' FOUR

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1934 - HBS -1934 . l- - REVIEW LOUISE KATHERINE CUSHING Sqzieeze,'.' Fatty, Lou No one Wd filer hope fbr a better pal than Louise. She sticks by throug X ick and thinmild ' alwafslpsgady to help those less fortunate t ' rself. Ifllc!01fing'f Fatty you'll find her in the midst of t crovvQf chavl'f1ng-a ay. 5'Squeete will be missed because of h r hublvkmr and abiliifio taken iokg, 'In'short, she is a friendly ray of srihsh' fx Baslrc. all '30, '31, Applied Arts '31, Dramatic '39, Glee TM. f ,f X THEODOR LAW- NCE DARLING, JR. T T y' Here have the G nlal Ge eman T 'mme is well applied to Te dv a he is willing an 16 dly Ted also possesses aver een e se hum hxch ma S im ell liked bv all Often Tedd has ot told us what he intends to mf e 1 efb e all wus hl success JS c1'cncz' Ulizb ' ' , '32, '33, 334. J I , e 1 rl 'I U U d , ' . r-r ' ' . . . .' T c' e s n hi reen Chev driving to a near-by town. W ' e t a 'o ' ' . ' . I A X QE TRUDES ,DOCTORMAN ,fu ' le , 'Tr14die A girl vsitl smil sever' ooks under her arm and curls waving daringlyqfigla ureJy'YGert l' She has a willing left hand and a helti right! e. u can 'ays depend on her for help. Gert Q best artist Vlfjl ake a wonderful designer. Her future indffided L 'tj 'hatgzhwp' she chooses to do we vxish her success and we afe sured!! willjihd it. Applied Arts 'J1, '32, Dramatic '-H, Art '33, '-M, R1 Dieu' Staff YM. JOSEPH HENRY DUCTHARBIE Mr. Al'8l1llIL l Whatever is wor loi ' w t 1 dcQ1g well, must he Joes motto. Whatev e att s, t in ' , acting, dancing. or teasing, he pers in oi is s e one of the most dependable me e o cl of 4. le not in Joes routine. He enjoy alkig a 4 is ron efeaide of the De Soto. We suspect tmme e ill a 'A age mechanic. Orchcslra 'ri , 1 M, '33, ,cc , 'J-5, Sf'V11'07' play '34, Newspaper '.x'I. 'R F .AN ' s DWIRE kc, lilff' Who is t ng la wi he pleasing personality that has to Tl fo he eac orn . Grace? Of course. Jake is ass tr elya v ' competent one. She is very fond of s sua ex ent swimmer. A dance or party is not com- pletfeqf -.s1Gr is t e 'ith her sunny smile and humorous jokes. ,Alfthdugh o no now what Grace's future interests are, we wish 3. Cb SUCCESS. Vlll .szdcnt QfAth1cfic '-3.5, Hass Secretary '31, '32, wrt e, r . fkctbzzl 31, '-iQ, Neu'spa1:cr '52, Treasurcv' of Dramatic '33, if Class Treasurer 'J-i, '-3.4. THREE

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i1.l.il934 - HBS -1934 .... ....-i ,REVIEW f ' V ,L T v I . I A 44 U if . 1 , ' of Rf M -M of ,, ' n AEBERT ADOLARDE GEORGE ,, A Al Al is one of our tall, quiet boys, yet sometimes he can make a group of boys in the typewriting room very noisy by his stories. He has a smile for everyone. Al specializes in baseball and has shown ability in this particular field for two years. He has never mentioned his future hopes but we might guess that he would be a French interpreter. At any rate, we hope you succeed, Al. Newspaper '31, '32, '33, Baseball '33, '-34. DoR U Go DRow D .S I ' L 1st girl wg. tn, IS ' . ' ' Ill arsa rw , 'n 1 imil - s o- her ' ' s. Dot y ' is er e u al . sit . .- : llingness to play at . . I uk 1 'gt , I . .' an e s ro n n I b mon is to be n c 'f , e ' 1 ' i r fuftu -, rs as she has been in t .i' w f X- s - s e honors. ' . ,ieQr'a1, . '32 if '34, Debating 21.4. REGINALD BYRON HARDY ssBy VVho is this handsome fellow of five feet ten inches coming in? Why he is By , one of the most popular fellows in the Senior Class. He has shown excellent athletic ability, and very willingly entered any school activity. - As an actor he proved his worth, when he very ably took the lead in the Senior Play. VVe don't know what By's am- bition is, but whatever it is we wish him all the luck in the world- ! 'ross l'01l7l.f7'7l '31, '33, '34, Basketball '33, '34, Baseball '32, '33, '34- Traclc Team '31 '32, '33, '34, New.-rpapcr '31, Glee '32, '33, Senior Play 'alll Vice-pres'1'denl '31, '32, Secretary '33, '34, MFIIIIIKLT of Athletic Honor Society. 'ELEANOR MARIE HARNOIS 4 El, Buster Who is this ,laughing brown-eyed miss? Why it's HEI . Her large supply of humor, ,witfand charm is a blessing to her classmates. Alihoughlshe attends all the dances, parties, etc., she is a member of the Honor Society. Shel is also a very accomplished musician: the -guitar being her favorite instrument. Some day we expect to see her name wlirittenjin lights on Broadway. I'ntil then we wish her the best of luck. App. 1'ml Arts '31, '32, Dramatic' '33, Glee '34, Honor Society, Floss Trea rcr'-32. R 'I NE HOPKINS EL Q ' I I L 0p.' 1 Harkl Do uae h' quick ' . VV of course it's she ll. VVh ulrl we do lthout ,r re lv lle anddgarty la gh. The bers qf . H. S. l V l t c mpete with he f e know on VIE mo od-natu d or rtezl tha Hcmp. sihe z ways ha olution veryohh's m. ' only is Sis humorous an witty b also clever, ' Basketball 'f 0, '31. Dramatic '32, '33, Gln 34. FIVE