Burrillville High School - Review Yearbook (Harrisville, RI)

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Tops! 1 au, a u W rg, 'ua 1 our :lb IH '12 ..... -......:...a..u 111 Wilton and Evelyn: Most Popular, Best Mixer, Did Most tor School. 121 Barbara and Robert: Most Intellectual, Most Likely to Succeed. 131 Donald and Barbara: Most Courteous. 141 Donald and Evelyn: Most Dependable, Best Actor and Actress. 151 Raymond and Hope: Best Personality, Best Natured. 161 Wilton and Norma: Best Looking. 171 George and Norma: Ideal. 181 Rosalyn and George: Choice of Sister and Brother. 191 Richard and Edith: Most Musical. 1101 Wilton and Kathleen: Best Athlete. 1111 William and Dorothy: 1Nittiest. 1121 Howard and Arlene: Class Baby. 1131 Richard and Leah: Most Serious. 1141 Raymond and Evelyn: Peppiest. 1151 Barbara: Most Dignified, Elva: Best Dancer. 1161 Robert and Barbara: Most Original. 1171 Hope and George: Best Sport. PAGE THIRTY-ONIZ

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Tops! . EVELYN GARTLAND ........ EVELYN GARTLAND ..,.... EVELYN GARTLAND ..,.................. BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN ..... BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN ..... BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN ...... EVELYN GARTLAND ........... EVELYN GARTLAND ................ HOPE MCWILLIAMS ........ .........Most Popu1ar...... ...WILTON GERVAIS ...........Best M1xer......... ..........WILTON GERVAIS ...............Most Intellectual.............. .Did Most for School ....... ........ ...WILTON GERVAIS ......ROBERT STEINER .......Most Likely to Succeed............ROBERT STEINER ...............Most Helpful................... .DONALD RAWSON .. ....... Most Courteous .................... DONALD RAWSON ......Most Dependab1e.......... .DONALD RAWSON Best Actress and Actor ................ DONALD RAWSON Best Personality .....,... , ...... .RAYMOND NOLAN HOPE MCWILLIAMS ......... ........ B est Natured ........ ......... R AYMOND NOLAN NORMA PICHE .................................. Best Looking .................... .......... W ILTON GERVAIS BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN ........... ......... M ost Dignifierl .......... ........... .I OHN MOORE NORMA PICHE ............,....,............ ......... I deal ......,.................... .... G EORGE MENARD ROSALYN HEEGAN ................ Choice of Sister and Brother ............ EDITH HENYON ......... KATHLEEN HOAR .......... ...........Best Ath1ete........... ........Most MusicaI........ ...GEORGE MENARD ..RICHARD GUTHRIE ..........WILTON GERVAIS ........OLNEY BALLOU ......WILLIAM DOYLE ....HOWARD PETERS .........RICHARD GUTHRIE .RAYMOND NOLAN ELVA LAMBERT ......... ........ B est Dancer ...... DOROTHY MOWRY .......... .....,..... W ittiest ........... .... ARLENE BROWN ........... ........ C lass Baby ...... . LEAH LETENDRE ........ ......... M ost Serious ........ EVELYN GARTLAND ............... ......... P eppiest ......... .... ........ BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN .,........ .......... M ost Original .......... HOPE MCWILLIAMS ......... ........Best Sport.......... PAGE THIRTY ..........ROBERT JAHN .......GEORGE MENARD

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Class Diary Sept. 11: Here we are back at Burrillville and sure enough we are Seniors. We are all in Rooms 9 and 10 with Miss FitzGerald. Have you seen any stray gray hairs around there lately? If so, you know the reason why. Sept 13: The meeting will please come to order. We held our first class meeting in Room 5 and elected Wilton Garvais as head man for the second time. Barbara Christiansen is vice president, Alma Round takes over the secretarial duties, and Evelyn Gartland is in charge of the finances. Sept. 18: The year book will get under way now as the result of the staff being elected this afternoon. If you see Evelyn walking around in circles it's only because she's editor. We also set the date for our Get Acquainted Dance-Sept. 29. Sept. 25: Mrs. Mary Burns joined the Burrill- ville faculty today as mathematics teacher. Hope you like it here as much as we do. Sept. 28: We chose our class rings this after- noon. Wait till you see them-they're really snazzy. Sept. 29: Tonight more than 200 students were eye-witnesses to see the freshman get acquainted with the whole student body. Probably some of us still have a few aches, but it was worth it 'cause we all had a swell time. Oct. 2: Miss Cassidy joined the faculty today as our home economics teacher to replace Mrs. McMahon. Oct. 4: Get your best bib and tucker ready. Why? The Senior prom is set for the third of November. This was decided at a class meeting this afternoon. We also chose the American Beauty rose as our class flower and blue and silver our colors. Oct. 7: We traveled to Pawtucket and wit- nessed one of the most exciting games of the season under arc-lights this evening. Oct. 9: We had a farewell assembly today in honor of one of the best liked boys in the school. Good luck, Lloyd Foster, in your naval duties. Oct. 13: Smile pretty and Look at the birdie were some of the orders given to us today. The photographer was here and took pictures of all the classes. Oct. 15: Our slate is still cleanl Wilton Garvias led the attack on De LaSalle this afternoon while we celebrated our first league victory. Keep up the good work! Oct. 25: We all had fun at the Junior's Hal- loween dance. Ray Frankie Nolan was the hit of the evening. Oct. 29: Our band played for the first time at our out-of-town game and they really showed their stuff. Oh yes, we beat Colt. Nov. 1: Our proofs came today. If you heard any groans you know why. Nov. 3: The prom was a successl There was a good crowd and everyone enjoyed him- self. We even had our pictures taken for the paper. Nov. 11: The football team is still going strong. We beat Barrington this afternoon. No. 16: We lost one of our pals in the form of Jack Moore today. He's reporting to the Navy soon. We all wish you luck, Jack. Nov. 17: Boy, are we proud today! We got our rings. Nov. 16-17: Oh-h-h-h. Exams! Nov. 22: We said so long to Olney Ballou today. Room 10 sure will be quiet. Good luck, Olney. We also got out early to start our Thanksgiving holiday. Nov. 25: Meet the Champs! We beat South Kingstown this afternoon to win the cham- pionship in our league. Wilt Gervais is the state's leading schoolboy scorer. Dec. 2: Four B. H. S. fellows were chosen to play in the All-Star football game in Prov- idence. George Menard, our star, scored for the Rockets, who won 7-6. Dec. 5: Our pictures arrived today. All day long you could see the seniors swapping. Dec. 6: We had a class meeting this afternoon and decided our Christmas dance would be the22nd. HopeMcWilliams is general chair- man. PAGE THIRTY-TWO