Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o19o QBQHQSQ o36o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1 I V I f J V ROBERT SAYLES YARE 1 Bob, Sully 1 ' Freshman Boys' Club Glee Club '33, YM: Science Club '34, '35: 'X i Civics Club '36: French Club '36.' Art Club '35, '36: Football '35, 136: Operetta '36 Bob is one of the taller, more robust, members of the class, and possesses the good nature that is said to go with fat people. Like lf! NT. R., Bobby likes Chemistry and we see in him the qualities f 3 of a. good chemist. His wonderful personality will certainly be missed. FRANCIS P. ZAHN Dempsey Freshman Boys' Club '33: French Club 136: Football '35, 36: Cross- Country '34, 35: Track '34, '35, '36 Dem , as iwown' or ' apro memberof the class, h in epresent it on e ootball, Tr and Cross-Country teams. as d IS y ' dailly healthy walk to school. He believes that Sil G n t his silence never has and never will prevent him f om dln st. gin gllllemurg uf paris muah we parteh in nur glfreshmzxn gear, Ent as the nlivrishvh putt fue near, Cailemnriss nf her linger here, with us, Inlgn miss nur rlassmate hear- ELEVEN

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Boys' Choice of Sister . Cecile Lariviere oooooooooooooooooooeooooooooeooooooooo6oooooooooooooooooooooooooooee o19o oBoHoSo o36o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo CLASS Most Lilrely to Succeed . Rene Laverdiere Cecile Lariviere Best Looking . Frederick Tessier Cecile Lariviere Earl LeClaire Editha Rawson Most Athletic . . Clifton Horne Verna Pickering Best Natured . . Rene Laverdiere Cecile Lariviere Most Versatile . Edgar Holmes Rita Bibeault Girls' Choice fy' Brother . Rene Laverdiere Best All-A round . . . Most Original Teachers' Pet Kenneth Strobel Edna Porter Kenneth Strobel Rita Charette BALLOT Best Actor . Best Actress Best Dancer Sweetest Cutest . Qicietest Wiftiest . Best Dressed Best M ixer . lil ost M usical F azrorite Actor Farori te Actress 0 O 0 THE CLASS PROPHECY Leo Boucher Rita Cliarette Leo Boucher Rosamond Quinn Ruth Pickering Rosamond Quinn Ellsworth Steere Gertrude Proulx Francis Riley Verna Pickering Leo Boucher Rosamond Quinn Clifton Horne Cecile Lariviere Roland Robert Cceile Lariviere Robert Taylor Loretta Young June 18, 1942-London, England-Sir Kenneth Strobel, famous riding-master, and his horse, Firefly, sail for America where Sir Kenneth intends to join the circus doing stunts on his horse . . . Chicago, Illinois -Man dies of shock when Ellsworth Steere, speechless wonder, speaks for the first time in years . . . Boston, M assf-The engage- ment of June Bagguley, well-known dieti- tian, was announced last evening . . . New Yorlc City-Philip Hamilton is selected as the world's best salesman. He sold the moon to Edgar Holmes, Jr .... Proiidence, R. I .-Rita Bibeault, famous blues singer, can be heard every Friday evening at 9 P. M. over a coast-to-coast network . . . Frederick Tessier voted ideal man by society girls. . . . Time marches on! ! ! June 18, 1954-New York City--The Pickering sisters and Shirley Bailey receive medals for their admirable work in the recent epidemic of yellow fever . . . Hollywood, Calif.-Elsie Saletnik succeeds Adrian as designer of gowns for stars . . . Harrisrille, R. I .-Earl LeClaire, coach at Burrillville High, vouches for Quinnley coffee. Noth- ing like good coffee to pep one up before the big game . . . Hollywood, Calif.-Rita Charette, famous actress, receives Academy Award for her portrayal of Carlotta in The Lady of Spain. Edward Mottola, tiny runner, wins ll. A. A. Marathon Race . . . New York City-Lieutenant Thomas Rivers returns home after spending eight years time in the Philippines . . . Profi- dence, R. I .flliarbara Abbott has been ap- pointed head of the Homeopathic Hospital . . . Richmond, Va.-Francis Riley, famous manufacturer, leaves for Pascoag, R. I., his native home . . . Time marches on! I ! June 18, 1956-Harrisrille, R. I.-The reunion, held by the class which graduated from Burrillville High School just twenty years ago, brings together a group of famous people known the world over .... Chicago, Ill.-Ambrose Moroney, lawyer, appointed Judge of Superior Court. TWELVE