Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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. 1934 - HBE-,:f1934l T'Q- Revue A . tv , RUSSELL ANCIS RVIS, sx ,,Jf' 1' Russ is blessed rgith' oth and pdrkling personality, therefore Ahfyfigth algyoun rr! -t B. H. S. He is a 1-It-vQ' c'ornetis ianwr 'h was proven in the Senior lav, so hegijl s in iimandil hat is the cause of all the hilarity? , solun n i of cour. , another witty exclamationjfLoQ, Russ. A dv your fut e b l l. s ur Pdsgfnd Present, Russell. l'ro.vs Fo lIlf 1, ' . 111 er of Athlelfc' Honor Society, Senior Play '-M, ff ' B 9 ll '33, YM, P'T!'.'f'lli nt of Class '32, '33, '34, W Sc1'011Q-'Q?IlL iff'-prfsidwzl of Q5':v.s'lra 122. PAULINE KOSCELNIK Paul, Paula 'I Here she is, the smallest, girl in our, 'lass We often wondeip how such a small persoh gan reafeh he pedgflg i the 72'hevie ' that she drives to and fromjfchool 'ery ky, aulffyfwe find afvtry sweet and good-natyed dis sig? andfa readi s to llenvd' a helping hand. Paula'.71ntenjls o c tinufl he trai mg and Fdme day become an effieieiit secrqltary. 'GiJodli.uclfrEJa ine! l ' Applied Arl.la'3L '32, News aper '33, Art '33, '34, KENNETH ALGUIRE LATIMER Kenny, Laddy Kenneth is very qiiiet and studious but. also-partakes in all scho activiliesfafne has ftjeeiiia fgfiifiilimerfser o'f'fffgcli?1of IST un-m ning is his favorite sport. He has helpQto form t ,foundation of track and cross country atlB.'HfSf ' Kenny is fcitrfof hiintinig and from what we have heard he seldom misses a shot. Heres good luck to you, Kenny. Study '30, Nifuwpaper '31, '-32, Track '32, l'r0.vx f'ounlry YM. BERTRAND LEDUC Bert, Far Of course you can see this littl fellq , theres no question about that. hqa3?AMfgir'G's eu miltdiwilfv, hee teases them sg? .H6ex'e1whough,hegka:'SEst, -f'-96it',1m, does his goomfturn. He is very much interested in sports, especially baseball, in which he will probably some day he u, well known star. Well, here's luek! s - LJ fl Baseball '31, '33, '.iJ. '-M, Basketball 312, '-H, YM, Sl'll'Il!'l' Ill, '32, '-H, Trrwk '-M, Tmzrzis '33, '-35. Jon ' RWIAY LEXVIN , nJ0llIIDllt'u li. ll. S. has s' ' et auothe j' ay. jlvery :iffy is busy with his hooks or lessow ' en s lenlglihll Lgjilffihllg by a noise. What is it? The lllykg. on Jo? Levis S, sv QlDaisy is faithful but never gots Jo to sc' l Cyl me. h 's iile has worl-hiui many friends 1-sPet'f y thqse vw fa' s e think . hln is goin? to he an rai ffl nh H fo o of ,kvls faux: e hobbies '. walking the il'glC'liS. Iles fl1irlArf'Jc8xQnie. l l 'X Slurly ' 'O f'ro.v.v flfllllllfy Till, lVl'll'SElI fr 13.2, YH. SIX

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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

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...L-.M-1934 - HB5 - l934 11- ,ialico 1 if yvb, I' i J' - i f 9-441, 5.44 gr-fd 4 .f, ,VV . f ' .4 .J if? Ju who f ff ' -' fl J VW J- .J in 2.- 1 REVIEW MYRTLE MAY LONG Myrt Myrt came to us in our Junior year and brought to our class will- ingness, generosity, popularity, and action, Myrt not only shines in social activities but she is one of the leaders of our class in studies. She showed her ability as an actress by ably portraying 'Sylvia Webster in the Senior Play. Myrt is also the fashion plate of our class. Although Myrtle has not decided what she will do we feel that her success is assured. Glee '29, 'J0, '33, Senior Play '34, Rerieu' Staff '34, Honor Society. NMI 1 M EUGENIA MARSEILLES Mic , 'Asma Wh 's f t of rh o for that group of young men? is a st' n s e ver mo in B. HFS. l'pon investigation we fi non o . ha nslati her French. Miriam has zblways prove h rs a il ' elp e i l we undertake. Per- aps WMO 0 ' e e as 'Dis a e negro wash-lady of the Pl . ria as of n ma s cheerful vi ith her sweet voice. VVe re c nfi ent 'our ccess ' sma! Siu 131,61 e '32, '33, 234. MILDRED ELIZABETH MELLOR Millie, Mil You may think Millie quiet but she's always willing to do her share in work and play. You can always count on her having her work done for she is always studying. Nobody seems to know lVlil's hobby for her interests include many subjects. She declares she isn't going to be Somebody's Stenog but she is going to con- tinue studying in a commercial college. VVhatever she does, we wish the quietest girl in our class the best of success. ' Sewing '31, '32, Nfwspapw 'J3'.5'. JosEPH ALBE T MOUSSEAU ,. J is M yn ' : ' ' ,ai ' Ea ,fl ' P! s and is always willing to len an when his classmat e Z 'fliculty. Although he is a gre v of r P - ' ' 1 I' tim to devote to them. J i ,swim e filso if n . - s 14, v ime during the su ' t ' TK' a 1 fr ' o CISIOII as to his future w rk. L I l C, Dramatic til' ,ball '32,'S1rimce '32, '33, '34, SILAS ELMER MOWRY HSI... Here is vibe young m who bfings all the energy from Tarkiln to smhool ith '1n. a ho ey fan and most o us will wager that hefls th est ay ambition is to ime a famous star. ro ll ati a ance' o it certainly see ' th his wish is co g r e. asd ' dm ch ofhi 'm co mercial studies axe vybsfg r ill buwzs 'in th futur . ludyijp, 552 '32,'?g wewspaper SEVEN