Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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MMM oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0190 oBoHoSo o36o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ,J .ffl-. -ff - , J f . t Bmpr BENE C'1 J!ARVIS J C 65 xygfjf' J Q 0' F reshmarimfs Club2p93: ewspaper '3h' French Club '36: Senior Play: 5 P f'-L' ' ' Rev ' t ' I Bert isione of our dranlg , stars' who showed his ability as Michael Pemberton, the leading an, in Oh, Professor. Bert is a ver- satile young man and is 'terested in art, business and aviation. His chief ambition, however, is to soar through the skies. Happy landings! MINA KNIGHT Freshman Girls' Club 'ttin 26 : ' nch ub '36 . 1 Mina, one of the quiete girls 0 e c ss, is e rim to all. Although tiny, she is full and rgy nd t en a ctive part in all our social activ ie . Min. 's in st 'FDTT1 rcial subjects and we all hope to hea of rbeco ing u ul secre . H 2 1 CECILE MARIE LARIVIERE nsisf, aaoldyu Freshman Girls' Club Vice-President of Class '33: Glee Club '34: '35, '36: Orchestra '33, '34, '35, '36: French Club '36: Operetta '35, '36: Senior Play: Editor-in-Chief of Review : State Winner in Gorgas Contest: Honor Society Leader of the class in scholarship for four years, editor-in-chief of the Review, winner of the state prize in the Gorgas Memorial Essay Contest, our representative in the D. A. R. Contest, pianist in the orchestra for four years, everybody's friend and helper-that's Sis, Need we doubt that she will succeed in the future? 9 !2.xW- 'L J':'0' NES RENE DA DIE Am W W csswrg, c oc aw MJ Bo s' llitor of z Q ' 1 df? 'J a 'V : Baseb'll'35' tb .. f ss arshall'35 F ' UL. ' P ent of ' ' P , af: Honor o If Society ' e ctssfully played the ' . rim e in oh, Profe r, has en our 0 president or th e Sar .V cessiigi mana r in Ind or , asebit l and fijdbgll. Fe feel sure t ed5'r of the ladder of success. rf' K..-P 2. FIVE

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oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o19o oBoHoSo 0360 cocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo AUDREY EAYRS Buddy, Aud Freshman Girls' Club 233: Glee Club '3!,: Cirics Club '36: French Club '36.' Newspaper Club '36: Knitting Club '34, '36 Buddy is one of the tallest and most attractive girls in our class. She has shown great interest in her studies and in all social activities. Her ambition is to be a Domestic Science Instructor, work for which she is most capable. PHILIP BLANCHARD HAMILTON Phil, Alexander Debating Club '33 'Phil came to us in his sophomore year from Woonsocket High. He is one of the class humorists and a bitter enemy of old man gloom. His one ambition is to be a salesman, and knowing him as we do, we have no doubt that this is an ideal career for him. EDGAR HOLMES, J R. Tiny, Ko Ko Mo Freshman Boys' Club '33: Glee Club '33.' Science Club '3l,: French Club '36 That little gentleman who can be seen riding around in that flashing V-8 is none other than our Edgar, otherwise known as Tiny. He is inclined to be a little bashful but is always ready to partake of any fun. His friends join in wishing him all the luck in the world. CLIFTON BIGELOW HORNE sac-flip-,vs ssclif-yn Science Club '34, Art Club '35, '36: Football '35, 236: Civics Club '36: French Club '36: Vice-President of Class '36: Senior Play: Review Staf: Opercfta '36: Honor Society 'Little Cliffyu is one of the most prominent members of the class and offers to his comrades exactly 194 pounds of personality. Clitfy is a star in Chemistry and is always ready to help anyone in that particular subject. He showed his ability in acting in Oh, Profes- sor. We are sure State will eagerly welcome you, Clifton! FOUR

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70 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o19o oBoHoSo 0360 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo LOUIS PATRICK LAVOIE 33 i X L ie X I rz'.v 1111 I .v' ' ull l h al '. I , '3 ' 'J 35: Baseball '35, i: cncl ub ' I r exr e s ' dants of his feats n l s ou: has an unusually In tu .2 o . will r p t ries ' J w e o me l . . for mal . u . I ' ' .s Q ' n se ' of l mo . es bla 'ks on us. As we are ac- ' 'tor to l s n' re, 'ex , we o t let him irritate us. VVe me h . me ay 4 u-he foot all in . I . S. EARL LECLAIRE .f11'c', Red a lb '.iJiNzf11'spr1per Club YM: Glue Club '33, 534: 31, ' 6, l'o-l'uptain, 136: Track '34, '35, UU: I rv n , ' A' 'lu 5: 'F K nb' ': l1'uslr1'tball 36: Baseball '33, '34, '35, '36: ' '-I' mf . ga' . X ' lfl'T'1l'1l' Staff Ju a ve at link o Red's sweater proves that he is one r it I e le ' a g -natured fellow and possesses a host Kee I estgf lim, Earl! of I l . of riends. z - .' vqne a professional baseball player or l I' . , oh o' Qi M r, L AMBR NIORON L II znvlzm I1 Boys' l'I Jd:f'Ha. ' 1 , HM: Imloor and Outdoor Trark M 1 1 Football 10 I 1 o is one of tra possesses I sw ning person capabl ker Ham has been aln IIII x ant factor In the success off ur arties an danoes. He tells us that he would like to become ' , ,5,,', 5: 1 ' '.:x1'.- ' 2 - ' .J , ' nl .' , .ek ,.! Ie sz . - I ' y :Ed i 'er seen wit t his b o 'IQfXQ dependable and .Q I X 5 I ar avr-ourtant and our sinvere wishes are with him. EDWARD XYINCENT RIOTTOLA ' . ' Tony, E'd1lff ' P Q Frfuwfglrlrl Iioy.vQf'lu11 133: Ba.vlrftl1uIl '34, '35, '36: f'ro.vs-l'o1mlry '34, 3 Hifi, l'o-t apIa1'n 196: Arf Qlub '35, '36: c'hf'6'I'-Lt'l1llt'T '35, '36 Tony is the smallest boy in the vlass but does he have a lot to say. Seriudsly, what would we do without him? Tony represented the Senior Class on the Cross-Qountry team and helped 'to bring the third l?lrg'l'lItlV0 championship to his uallda mater. -It is rightly said that big things come in small packages. SIX 1