Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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0O00000000000000000000OO0OO00OOOOOOOO0O0000000OOOUOGOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOO 0190 oBoHoSo o36o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo MAR. 3 VVe attend motion pictures in connection with Rhode Island Tercentenary. The episodes dealt with the life of the early colonists. 6 C. Lariviere chosen by Senior girls and faculty as outstanding girl in the Senior Class. She is to represent B. H. S. in the D. A. R. Contest. 7 Track Meet at the Auditorium. What do you say boys-fAre we going to win the Championship? 0 T. Berk lost his track shoes on Saturday. IVe are all praying for the return of the lost soles! 10 Election day. Out on parole. 11 A group of Seniors have gone and got the measles. Tsh! Tsh! IQ 13 18 I9 Q0 QQ Q5 Q6 APRIL 1 6 8, 9 13 15, 16 17 Q1 QQ Q3 MAY 4 Q8 5 8 11 The Senior Class is all bouyed up for their forthcoming supper. Plans are so earnest that some brilliant UD Senior suggested that we buy a cow to supply enough ham. Friday the 13th. Black Cat's Holiday postponed. Cecile and Rosamond, our Siamese Twins, are both absent. Looks bad! We wonder what would happen if one were ever seen without the other. Smoke Screenf, presented at Assembly. Excellent performance. Chills ran up and down our spines. Goody, Goody. VVe had our pictures taken despite the torrents of rain. The girls are feeling well pleased by the compliments paid to them by the photo- grapher. Didn't know we had Garbo and Dietrich in our class, did you? IVe have! Plans for graduation made. The graduating class will present episodes from the history of Burrillville to commemorate Rhode Islandis Tercentenary. In the Providence Journal's selection of the All-Star Schoolboy Indoor Track Team for 1935, two of our Seniors placed, Lavoie for the standing broad jump and Berk for the 1Q-pound shot put. Junior girls present debate at assembly. Class pictures were taken. Many pretty smiles. Senior Supper is a big success. Audrey sure will make someone a good wife. April Fool's Day and many got fooled. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Callahan upon the death of his mother. Exams-VVe begin to suit,' ourselves for Easter. Glum faces everywhere. Especially in French! Everyone has aged 10 years worrying about the results of the Chemistry exam. Operetta presented before a large gathering. Another success. 'fThe day after the night before. Spring fever epidemic much in evidence. Game with Colt-postponed till tomorrow because of rain. VVe defeat Colt 8-7, in thrilling game. Many are cold but few are frozen. Class meeting: Voted Blue and Vlihite as Class Colors and the Gardenia as Class Flower. VVe defeated South Kingstown in Tennis. Q4- Spring vacation begins. Wie remove sign of Open all Nightv from our books. Tereentenary Opening-Rhode Island Independence Day. Ive lose to South Kingstown. Tough luck. Score 4-3 in a IQ-inning game. We defeat Barrington, 9-0. Senior Dance. Big success. The hook goes to press. SEVENTEEN

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS V1-:Im l3.x11.m' .loim RACINE RALPH R,vrum1c llhm' Smnx Ser-reiury Treasurer Presidenf Vice-President MEMBERS OF JUNIOR CLASS Flnwl' Row: C. llzircoux, ll. Franklin. B. Harris, YY. Dickey, B. Henries, A. Riley, R George. T. Alexander. lf. Sliadone. IS. Parr, R. M':1yn:u'd. C. Migneault, H. Lnderwood F. Auger, E. Brown, H. Barnes. E. Simpson und KI. Slllidil. SICVONIJ Row: H. Fairbrotlier. M. Kapas. I. Luferte, M. Vezina, G. Proulx, R. Laverdiere E. Fagan, Y. Bailey, Y. Riley, 0. Lynuugli, E. Conley, L. Brown, N. Herbst, ll XYf:'lllt'l'lJ66, A. Green. J. Sziletnik. J. Miracle, E. Sweeney, R. Meade and I. Ethier Tunm Row: L. Jarvis, A. Evans, H. Lessieur, P. Tessier. J. Broderick, YY. Yilierek, R Rurliugzune, H. Dexter, E. Jolley, D. Hoff, D. Holden, R. Lzivallee. H. lllitcliell S. Noida. R. Couture, F. Bailey. L. St. Jenn, O. Godin. J. Racine and R. Rathier. NOTE: Roland Plante not in group. Faculty Adz'z'.sor-Miss ELIZABETH FITZGERALD NINETEEN