Central Falls High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Central Falls, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

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Nav l.1.nQ1.g,-1 nn .,- . , .W J., wana:-1.-1--fy an 1r. -A my ,.,,,V,,M, THIS SUU CLASS VIQNIR l941 Q 2If7?'ZL. ali -:- 4- 4- V Foreword It is the hope of the Year Book Board that this issue of the Souvenir may be one which every member of the class of 1941 will regard with pride and enjoy- ment. May these pages which follow por- tray the good fellowship among the members of our class, our co-operation with the faculty and underclassmen, and our sincere appreciation of Central Falls High School, All ' 'Q' 'Q' 'G' QR MISS ELLEN C. MULGREW In grateful appreciation for the help- ful guidance which our advisors of the past three years have so pleasantly given i to us in preparation for our Senior Year in Central Falls High School, we the Class of 1941, do dedicate this, our year book, to Mr. John F. Keough and Miss Ellen C. Mulgrew. R l X N DEDICATION CLASS ADVISORS MR. JOHN F. KEOUGH 'I'llIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIllllllllllllllIIZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIU SUPERINTENDENT, JAMES E. MARTIN SCHOOL COMMITTEE JOHN A. G.-XRVEY, JR., Chairman JOSEPH ALLARD JOHN J. BARRY THOMAS J. JASSAK XYILLIAM F. MCGINTY, JR. IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIH!IIIlIIIlllIlllIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIG HI A 'I5riu1I1nxn1l1u1i1fruExiE1LEiir1Erm1'rm 'n' . I1 Vfll'HIEl'I'IIIIHIHilIIIIILmIIlmL11HmmUHHHUM mNWHIIITIIHIIHHl!H1IIITIIIHII1I'1:ELIIHElIIiII-lLIIIVIIIUTIlTIHTII1TIII!lWTIITIIIIIIIIIYFIIIIIII1TUII1IIIllIIIII!!ll'IR VID3' ---i ----W --- - ---' ---W -- - V --- -- -7 -'-- -- -----f-- - ----- -131 -5 CENTRAL FALLS HIGH SCHOOL I I I I ICIJXYARIJ YOUNG. PRINCIPAL FUI In I I I I E Q R 5 s 5 2 I I I 2 I I I I x I I I I I 3 I I51 9l9l6l9'.9'.S.'S'6l6'-919165EZ931SIQHSZSSIQZSHSQZGSZSISX6161619661SKHSQZGISXGGSZSZQ'ISHSIFSHHQGSQSQZSHSGSGQQBZGSE FACULTY First row, fleft to right!-Ellen C. Mulgrew, Sarah E. Taylor, Bernice M. Callahan, Kath- ryn A. Rott, Dorilla Brule, Mary E. Tennyson, Anne A. Mowry. Second row fleft to rightj-john J. Aissis, Edith M. Williston, Taimi R. Salo, Ruth L. VVade, Zita M. Bannon, Edward S, Young, principal. Third row fleft to rightb-J. joseph McKenna, Omer H. Landry, Thomas J. Curley, Rich- ard E. McCaffrey, Joseph A. Fay. Front row Cleft to rightb-james P. Doherty, James J. Dolan, James E. Morgan, Daniel J. Garvey, E. Sheldon Smith, John F. Keough. I HGSGGGIGSQSSGZGQGSHGQIQZQJQXGIQZSXGZGISIQISIGISIG1919169919299!GlS'l9l9Z9l999!Gl9lG.Ql6l6l9.'9'.9l6lGl9l9Z69l9l9.'iH6!9!69lS9'.9!GE E61 55619169169 lS'.61676165626Z919Z619161616I6ISI9191SlGIS!61915'f.6'66l6l6l6'S6lSl6B'i6l9lSl9l62666l6l9l6ZSl66l6l95lGlG'S'.9l6l9l6l6l9l6 YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor: Henry Szafarz Associate Editor: Arr Editor: Mildred Donnelly Mary Townsend Literary work. advertising, composition, typing: Constantine Kulig Jennie Hanson Frances Whitney Cecile Choiniere Loretta Raimbeault Hilda Marta Lester Rand Gertrude Smith Anita Alix Joseph Harris Irene Diggle Louise Ross, Faculty Advisor For the assistance of I Jean Burnsffilorence Mitchell, Shirley Freedline, ' The Staff extends its thanks. qSlGG6lQZSIQZSSEESEZSISZSZS232619H313l9lSlSQE'9'iSl9'.Gl9l63l9l6l6l6l9ldQlSlSWv.6lv' Al6 k?lSlGlG9l6S6l9Sl9l9K l7l CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept 4. Back to the harness. Sept. 19 Football Rally-We raised the roof. Sept. 27 Played Classical-Lost by a nose. Oct. 4 Mt. St. Charles 0. Central Falls 6.--Everybody's happy Oct. 10 Music Assembly-Angels? sang. Oct. 11 Played Woonsocket- We was Robbedf' Oct. 16 Hurrah no school-All felt a Draft. Oct. 18 Westerly 0. Central Falls 6.-Climbing up. Oct. 25 We played Aldrich-Skip it. Oct. 31 Central Falls 34. Lockwood 0.-Gee, are we good! Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Teachers Institute-Two Days Off. Nov. 1 1 St. Ray's 0. C. F. 7-No Armistice. Nov. 14 Address by Dr. Grafflin-Memorable assembly. Nov. 18 C. F. declares war on T. B. Nov. 21 Turkey with the President. Nov. 28-29 Stuffed ourselves with turkey. Dec. 2 Pictures taken CX-Rayj. Dec. 6 Hollywood talent exposed. Senior Play Great Success. Dec. 18 W. P. A. Orchestra welcomed. Dec. 20 Basketball-La Salle 18. C. F. 35.-Great start. Dec. 21 Holiday: waited for St. Nick. Jan. 1 Senior Play Cast enjoyed a grand dinner. Jan. 2 Football awards. Heard Hank Soar. Jan. 28-31 Lost our pep, Mid Years faced us. Feb. 6 Grande Opry Feb. 14 Junior Prom-Splendid Time. Mar. 20 Honor Day-Dr. Bigelow spoke. April 17 Roman feed for a dime. May 2 Prelude to Reception-Senior Dance. May 9 Kiddies Review -Junior Play. June 6 THE Event-Senior Reception. June 12 We made it-Graduation. June 16 Provincetown-Here we come! BLACKOUT Q 181 IEE TRUTH -cop-:uc-aozzrw U ICE TRUTH SENIORS E'jUWhiUhd '- CLHf55 ODE WE 3113 you :mac -wsu. Ax.. -- NR MR -, TER 3 5 3 :VJ J :li lg J If GLAD yn-ms 1-.mv wewe. spam- www gg., f YERRS FILLED win: man wan nun vnu: FRIEND SHIP wi El ff Q g rf sci LEHYE Now wan- 11631175 50 'wut 2 We made many friends Alma Mater W'ho were loyal in euery way Their faces we'll always remember For joy that they brought each day. 3 We're leaving you now Alma Mater Your torch we are passing along That others may carry it forward With hands that are sure and strong. U01 mm mmmum I 1ummummminnnnauImnInvnImnInvummnnmlumnmmnmnuIIunIInumInnmnnnnnIunnIvuuIInmIIunIIIvmIInuIInuIInunInmIuImnImuIunIIIanIInnuInunInnmnmunnnunnunnnnnunIInnIIunIIvmIImlIuunuuIunIIuumunnmnmnnnmnnnunnnunuuIunununnInunnunnmummiin1411 1 CLASS OFFICERS Louise A. Ross, advisory Roger Bedard, Secretaryg Calvert Steere, Presidentg Irene Diggle, Treasurerg Constantine Kulig, Vice-President. V ni num ul um .ummm 1nme1InInmmumnumunn mnnmnmumm ummm mmmmmunmIImuIIinIIIunIInuIImuInIunInnuIIIinIIInmIInmInmnIinIIInunInmfIIIinIIInuIII1unIInunIInmIIunInInunmnmmunm mnnunuumn unnmmumIIunnnnnnunmennunmuIumnnnnmumumumy my llll Anita Marguerite Alix Milly lzmrt is true as 5tn'l Nita is one of our most popular seniors. She has been serious in her Work and gay in our social activities. Her favorite pastime is basketball. As a future stenog we wish her luck. Secretary l, 23 President 35 Observer Z, 3, 4: Dramatics 3 4: Library Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Dance Z3 Reception. Roland Allard A Tlzfy lrluglzfcl at all hir jokes and mm zz 40lc'l' Ilan' lie Here's a son of music who kn the last word about swing. A bandleader in own right, his arrangements are unique and po lar. His friendly nature makes him a favorite all. Orchestra l. j Frank John Alves My idea of an agrffablf perron HFrankie is a man of very few words, except when the fellows egg him into an argument con- cerning baseball, the sport which he likes best and takes quite seriously. He hopes to become a first class machinist. Bertrand Oscar Audette In rrirnu' read, by prefrrfnre tlzf 11frvrrt works Bert is known among us for keeping out of the path of mischief. He spends his spare time reading scientilic books and magazines. Who knows? Some day he may be a great scientist. Class Day. Louis Joseph Azar fr ' , 1 f 'AHL' looks quiet, but is he? I if X Louie is a serious looking lad, who, in four years of high school, has never been in detention. The teachers can always depend upon him to have his work done, for he is very studious. l12l Anna Balasa ll'l1a!': mine is yours Anna is one of the ambitious members of the class who plans to take up nursing. By some miracle she has handled a full time job and still at- tained a high scholastic standing. Eugene Joseph Bedard Tlzfrf if always fimr for murtexy U Gene, with the flashy socks and the nice wave in his blonde hair, is the last word in streamline managers. He loves sports and has given his best to the basketball and baseball teams. Class Trip 43 Sports Manager 2, 3, 4. .lj 410. , gr. , ,, f F - I ii U li i if' 'fa 0 i ,ff f fif 4 i - f Roger Joseph Bedard .' .fl mrrfy heart dorllz good like a millimmirr .f Roger's presence in any group is always sure to produce fun. His congenial smile and jokes have won him chums and helped him out of many scrapes. '41 wishes him the very best. Sports Manager 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 3. Prom, Traffic Squad 3, 4. Senior Play Committee. Henry Ernest Belisle 1 brflr a rlrarmzvi life' Henry is a man of contrasts for he is both a first rate Latin scholar and an accomplished roller skater. A good natured fellow, he is, since all are his friends, especially the girls. Basketball 3. Class Trip 4. Arthur Lawrence Benoit Hr who says littlz' may know a great deal. Arthur is one of the few who always has his home work done on time. From his convincing arguments in law he may prove to be an up-to-date lawyer. For best results, agree with him. Honor Society. l13l l ert Alfred Bissonnette Honor lic: in honest toil athematics, science, and law. This brilliancy plus ,Q h' agreeable nature make him an outstanding ' ber of the class. May he go far. Vw Albert is quite the wizard when it comes to Trip, Chairman. Honor Society. Eastwood Howard Boardman To be ll well favored man is the gift of fortune A boy who possesses an aggressiveness which is hard to beat is the best way to describe Easty. Archeology, diplomacy, and sailing are some of the many interests that keep him fully occupied. Football Z, 3, 4. Prom. Reception. Student Council. 3 3 1 T X Y ,,,' J fl I' Therese Reina Boudhard 'l Honest labor bear: IJ lowly fare An honor student of high calibre is Tess. Her formula for success is hard work. She is No, l of- fice assistant and we hope this experience will help her in the future. Honor Society. Dance 4. Library Club 2, 3, 4. Observer 4. Student Council 4. Doris Lillian Brassard Style if the drrys of thought Dot is an amiable young lady much interes - ed in the social whirl. She has a flair for Ii clothes and if appearance counts, we know she wil succeed. Debating 3. Senior Play Committee. Reception. Henry Frederick Brassard ' Ili: spirit would llr mowed to :milf at anything tx All the troubles in the World are lost in Henry's il smile. I-Ie has sweltered in his white fur hat for Q two years to lead the school band. He yearns to I .V 5 continue this occupation. 'XO Band, 3, 4. - l14l .. I J Westley Noelte Bryson Co away and lft me' sleep A happy-go-lucky fellow is Westley who takes life as it comes. Two hobbies occupy his atten- tion: driving? or learning to drive. His ambi- tion is to be a high pressure salesman. Law is his favorite subject. Jean Frances Burns 6 NIV Let -us fat and drink She is happy as the day is long and never see o let anything worry her. Excitement draws Jean is one of the witty members of our er like a magnet. Band Z, 3, 4. Observer Board. Class Trip 4. Mary J. Caires SIM: ll quirt girl-,mmrlimfrn Lucky is the person who employs Mary as a stenographer for she is an excellent worker. Added to this good record is her sunny nature and kind disposition. We all wish her luck. i .Student Cjmuncil 4. Observer 4. Honor Society. t Q l e jd' l , -A I lx ,Is Francis Leo Callahan V j xl Tz1kf life too srriumly and 'mfzat is it 1c'0rtl1 ' I . 3 Cal is a football player of note. His Irish p J spirit has more than made up for his lack of weight. - . I ' An oracle for school secrets he will soon replace x, l x. .-if Walter Winchell, Football 3, 4. Senior Play Committee. lr C. J I 'J l I l I , Q, l . Arllne Doris Chomlere 1 l The great M111 nf liff is lll'flU7lH Arline has a great variety of diversions. Unlike most girls she goes in for the hard sports,-skiing, hunting, tobogganing, swimming, and, Cget thisj, operating a short-wave radio set. If15l ti I -J f' I Cecile Anna Choiniere f , . ,. X J Srrrrt and 111'!Jf-Slit' can t lm brat Winning friends and influencing people is a daily habit with our charming drum majorette. On parade Cecile is followed by the band but elsewhere P ' ' ,fshe is pursued by numerous male admirers. Year Book. Honor Society. Class Day. Operctta 1. Dramatics 3. Drum Majorctte 3, -4. Joseph V. Chrupcala lllfn of ff-fu words arf thf brit Joe hasn't much to say about the things that are going on around school. An exceptionally good student, he can be relied upon to make a success of whatever he undertakes. Dramatics 4. Honor Society. ' :QM W l fl' William Raymond Cox I,rt the world slidf Corrie is well known for his happy and care- free disposition. He is very generous in supplying transportation to and from school to his feminine friends. Our opponents found him an aggressive forward in basketball. Basketball 3, -1. Dance 4. .,l a o n A Eleanor Marguerite DeGull1o ll'J zziff to lu' natural fvfzrn ynzfn' amiurally lllffll . A person with a lively sense of humor is Eleanor, with a smile for everyone. lf her future is judged by her popularity in school, she will go through life surrounded by many admirers. Dramatics 4. Dance 4. Honor Society. Yolande Pearl Desmarais LN thy word: be fl Zl.'ll Yolande is one of the quiet girls of the class of '41 though she possesses a jovial nature. That she is the confidante of her friends indicates the high esteem in which she is held. Honor Society. 1161 ' U Irene Marie Digggle ll'!1rrr joy fr1rm'fr 1f':z'r1l.v The witty, happy-go-lucky caretaker of the Senior Class funds is never too busy to stop and chat. As a booster of school activities Irene never shirks when work is presented to her. Treasurer 4. Reception. Class Trip 3. Prom. Dramatics 4. Year Book. Irene Barbara Dompkowski Si!frzcr' if rlfrp as 1'ffl'7Ilfj'u Irene is one of the patient, quiet and demure students of our class, who is well liked by both teachers and students. Since she studies diligently, her aim to become a stenographer will surely com true. Mildred Frances Donnelly FMU things arf impotszblr to 12'1l1gr'r11f and vlzll This is the girl whose achievements are envied by all her classmates. Quietly, industriously, Mildred has gone through high school and now at its finish can be justly proud of her scholastic record. Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4. Year Book. Honor Society. Stasia Barbara Drozd .I Vfllllij' .vmilr from a lzmrt of gold Stasia is a very reserved young lady who does well in her studies. Her winning personality and her neatness of dress are attributes which will help her achieve her chosen career of nursing. Draniatics 4. llonor Society. Robert Anthony Duffy .I plfnscmt ynutlz nmxf genial and frank Although Bob doesn't bother much with the girls, he is popular among the boys. He has been a devoted bugler for the Sons of the Legion and an amateur gardener for our faculty farmer. l17l Irene Loretta Duhaime Clzarms :trilcf the .sight Petite and neat, Irene is a typical French girl. Usually demure and quiet as a mouse, she is at times definitely a chatter box with a very good sense of humor. Roy Alden Dunlap 1 dan' Ili' all that may bffomf Il man Roy is a pupil whose probing mind keeps the teachers on the alert. His questions and reasonings in law would keep Mr. District Attorney busy. Constant study and reading provide his source of ammunition. Q Anthony John Dzierzyc X They laugh that rviu X Tony , whose last name is a news reporter's headache, is an outstanding athlete of our class. He can always be depended upon to gain that extra yard and to clear his backboard. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Baseball Z, 3, 4. Student Council 3. Gordon Fender l1'1'll dum' ix bffffr than tw!! said Blonde hair and a perpetual grin are descriptive of Gordon's appearance. Though not a punster in his own right. he finds the jokes of others amusing. He excels in law. Rita Rose Anna Fontaine Cowl Iltlfllfl' fl'lfhU'Ill' 1f1'sgufJf Here is a girl who has a merry laugh for every- thing that is said or done. Though frank in ex- pressing her opinions, Rita does it with an ad- mirable tactfulness. ll8l Thomas Anthony Ford 1,1151 Iimf is rmufr fauna' again Tommy's Irish wit and friendly nature make him popular with the boys. Besides liking outdoor sports and roller skating, he enjoys swing music. In argument he is concise and to the point. Football 2. Basketball Manager Z. Ruth Denham Franklin nsurinbilify has mrzdr IIN II Mainz? Ruth is a carefree tomboy, fond of sports and a faithful attendant of school games. Her humor, clever remarks and ability to take it make her welcome in after school clubs. Ohszrvcr l, Z, 3, 4. Dramatics 4. Operetta l. Class Trip 4. Honor Society. Shirley Sylvia Freedline lime fnnrful arf right u'ora'.r Among the high pressure salesmen of our school, Shirley ranks near the top. Though an advocator of dieting she frequently substitutes roller skating Hand bowling and enjoys a good meal. bserver 1, 2, 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Dance 4. Honor Society. 1 f Mildred Mary Gasior Thr gcntlz' mind by gmiflf rlfnis is lenocwz lVlillie's popularity is widespread, She is present at all school activities where her cheers may be heard raised above the others in contrast to her marked quietness in the classroom. Viola Elizabeth Gifford J .mul ax whiff ns 11l'!l'l-'fllq Viola is known to the girls of '41 as a perfect crusader. Her ability to handle ber subjects suc- cessfully and to work for worthy causes indicate that she will succed in any business she may enter. Radio Play 1. Honor Society. l19l f X 'MA my l1f!fffffffV F ernand Honore Girouard The zlifirulty in life is the choice This blushing bashful chap is clever with figures and fond of reading. To those who secure Fernand's good will he is more than a fair weather friend. May success crown your efforts. Rita Bernadette Gorman I live by an i1z'Ui,vil1lr .run within mr Here is Rita, a very friendly, carefree classmate. No matter where one may meet her, she always has a smile for them. When it comes to bookkeeping she just can't be beat. Honor Society. Phyllis Lillian Grebstein .lll Ilzings arf easy fo f7l!I'1l,YfI'j'.' Phyllis has been an outstanding senior all this year. She has a high scholastic rating, good busi- ness ability, and has been successful in whatever she has undertaken. Her many friends wish her the best. Observer 3, 4. Ilonor Society. Samuel Miller Hall NSfl'l'7lgflI of flnlri am! miglzf o,f'fin1f1 Ready wit and good sportsmanship are Sam's outstanding qualities. Shyness with girls is coun- terbalanced by his ability to mix with boys. His Cnaturallyb blond hair makes him a feminine tar- get. Trezxsurer l. President 2. Vice-President 3. Basketball l, 2, 4, Dance Z, -l. Prom. Gertrude Cecelia Hanna fl ffflffj' smilf fron: a llftlff of gold Genie is one of the talkative girls of home room 12 who must often be reminded of the quiet period, Athletically inclined, she is an active par- ticipant in softball and volleyball games. Library Club 2, 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Observer board 1. l20l l X fdbvial and eternally happy is John, an antidote to misery. His smiling face and helping hand are a definite assest. Girls form a O-percentage of his recreation: his chief diversion is being agreeable. Play Committee 3. Sports Manager 3, 4. Traffic Squad 5. -4. Honor Society. Eugenia Hanson Hn evrr prfsrnt .rmiln 7'f-flfffi lzer happy Jzatzzrf' Q Easy going, fun loving Jennie, with her charm- ,A ing smile, is the number one success in securing ad for the Souvenir. This loyal classmate hopes t Year Book. John Hanna Aly idm of an agrrfablc fJff.V0l1.i follow a nursing career. May success be hers. N Joseph Harris li,f'.lfI'!' lair lfmu 11L Ul'fN Joe is the rare type who loves study. He has stu.mped the teachers with his perplexing queries but always holds the upper hand in answering questions. His favorite topic is the international situation. Hand l, 2. Observer 2. Debating Z, 3. Honor Society. Year Book. Freda Hermiz Slow and xtrmfy rcim lim racel' Freda is a conscientious worker. She is a helpful member of the Library Club. Freda's policy is an act of kindness is a good investment and she holds to it very strongly. Library Club l. Harold Thurston Himeon 'A Tlzz' flfjf of lifr is r1m'z'fr.fatio1z Harold's collection of White rats, guinea pigs and puppies speaks his fondness for the animal king- dom. He has many hobbies but his love for me- chanical and electrical contraptions outweighs all others. l21l if fl! Y ' x N. Theodore Louis Joinville 1 fhafffr, rlzafffr as I go Ted is Mr. McCatTery's first assistant in motion picture production. In electrical knowledge he takes the lead and it is our guess that he could dis- tinguish an atom from a molecule on sight. Mary Elizabeth Josephs RI UPfPlf abroad and Iowd at home Mary is one of the more ambitious members of our class. Besides her five hours of school work each day, she works eight hours more. She aspires to a nursing career. Library Club 3, 4, Honor Society. Anita Shirley Kalman Work firxf and then rrsi' Anita is a striving, ambitious person who always has her homework done on time, and well done. When in doubt about her lessons, she never hesi- tates to ask questions-especially in English. Operetta l, 2. Drauiaticsf Vlionor Society. Class Trip 4. am .J' f J 4-7 XJ . Solomon Kaplan litlllllfj' if Hn' Jpifr of 1ij'f Sol's ability on the basketball court is matched by his skill as a dancer. His sense of humor has brought many a laugh in class and Oh yes, he's quite a singer too! Dance l, Z, 3. Basketball 3, 4. Treasurer Z. Prom 3. Play Committee 4. Ret-eptioil 4. Frank Jeremiah Kenny Thr ,qzmrrl flies but izftvrr 5ur'rrn1ffr5 On'the football field, Frank's side of the line was well nigh impregnable. When it comes to chem- istry, he is second only to Mr. Smith. Blessed with Irish humor and popularity, how can he miss?, Q5 Football 3, 4. Play Committee 4. Reception 4. Honor Society. l32l ia JH- MX Adam Stanley Koluck .1 fl101l5llI1fl bluxfzing afvpzlrifimls Adam holds the banner for being the most bash- ful boy in our class. Blushes redder than a hot stove, constantly embarrass him. He excels in bookkeeping which he has easily mastered. Basketball Manager 4. Leo Frederick Kosior Lion flmllllg ladifs Leo's mop of light curly hair is the envy of all feminine hearts. Nonchalant, carefree, he lopes through the halls, the glass of fashion. In the winter months ice skating occupies much of his time. Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 2. Class Trip 4. Louis Elias Koussa 1111 angel! or, if not an fllfffllj' P!I lIg07l.' The man very few girls know-Sees all, knows all, and says nothing-that's ou.r Louie. He is a famed amateur boxer, plays the drums by ear and is a great admirer of Gandhi. Treasurer 3. Dramatics 3, 4. Debating 2. Constantine Walter Kulig By thx' 'work om' lcnorvs ilu' man 'iCusty is the hard working, studious type and his efforts have brought exellent results. CWitness his exceptional gradesj He is always ready to do more than his share to make any school project a success. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. Dramatics 3. Prom. Basketball 2, 3. Class Day 4. Year llook. Honor Society. John Thomas Kuras h Art is manly nature Here is a boy whose cleverness shows itself in many fields. Model airplanes and high grades in studies show some of his capabilities. Sports in- terest him much: femininity bothers him little. Basketball 2. Football 3. Honor Society. I2-31 DW ' A tj I I i, 'u 1 0 ,rf ,fi IJN ,IJ . . . 1, Stasla Rose Kutmewski ,f Br' .filfnt and .m-zu' , Stasia came to us in her sophomore year-an un- sophisticated lady from St. Joseph's. She is a girl who does not say much but is ready to help any one if aid is needed. Janet Cecile Lawrence Studiou: lft mf .sit Neatness in clothes and promptness in home work are Janet's most prominent virtues. She has all the requisites of a good secretary and will undoubtedly reach that goal with little difficulty. Honor Society. Christy Joseph Lovrovich Roll mi, thou ball, roll nn Christy's favorite sport is baseball. The World's Series and interscholastic baseball keep him busy. Among his other diversions are stamp collecting and cooking. To be a draftsman is his aim, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Joseph Martin Luby 15 ffifrf ll lzfzlrt that nzusif famml nzfftu The main interests of this lad are swing and girls. Already in a junior orchestra, he is well on his way to a musical career. His ancient jokes will be missed. Football Z, 3, 4. Senior Play Comn tteto. In 5s Ursula Margaret Martin Your lnz'k5 ':c'1'rr likf tfzf I'I1'Z'l'7l Ursula's friendly smile and amiable manner are two important losses to Central Falls High School. She likes dancing and gum-chewing. We wish her luck at the School of Pharmacy Where her immediate future will be spent. l24l Hilda Matta Wit and wirdom arf born -with zz 'Il'01l1LZ7LH Here we have a girl whose name is often on First Honors. It is uncertain whether Hilda is studiou.s because she is brilliant or brilliant because she is studious, but anyway she's a smart girl. Operetta 1. Vice-President 2. Honor Esociety. f'Ye Rook. Class Day. Mffixfirwi Eugene Joseph Matuszek Honor H55 in honest toilll Eugene is another industrious student of our class. Although not participating much in high school athletics, he is a lover of sports. We are sure that whatever career he undertakes after grad- uaticn will be a success. Honor Society. Class Day. ' . L D .ff 3' , ' ,V 1 lv Madeline Theresa McCarthy hfrst and youthful jollity' 1Vladeline's twinkling Irish blue eyes and inces- sant giggle insure one of a good time when she is around. Most of her leisure time is spent reading about Super-man. May you have lots of luck in the future, Mac! Honor Society. Class Trip 4. Man delights not me Virginia's curt remarks have put many a young man in his place. Her true personality is hidden by apparent shyness. We know that her sense of humor will help her in the nursing field. Olga Frances Mega F.vrL'cdi11.gly well Mari By attaining the editorship of the Observer, Olga has proven her ability as a writer and newsgatherer. If past records mean anything, her future in news- paper work is assured. Observer 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice President 1. Library Club 3, 4, Honor Society. 1251 Virginia Rose McDonald Z John Michalenka H My joy of youthful .Sports John's tolerance of his friend's jokes is his most admirable quality. The Russian, as he is affec- tionately called, not only is an ardent sports fan, but also is a participant in them. Basketball Z, 3, 4. Alice Mitchell Good tiring: come in :mall packages This vivacious young maid full of vim and vigor, is the smallest of the band's twirlers. She is popular with both boys and girls. Don't worry, Alice, size isn't everything. Library Club 2. 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Florence Mitchell We IILZAUK hmnl the chime: at midnight This friendly young lady's charming smile and gracious manner have made her a favorite with all. Though full of fun, Florence can see the serious side of things when necessary. Year Book. Bertha Mary Molak 1 will bf l1r'ar1I Bertha has no aversion to hard work. Her capacity for learning and her sincerity should ease the obstacles of her future vocation which is nurs- ing. Well, no more geometry, anyway, Bertha. Honor Society. James William Moore I knrm' what true low ix As a good natured fellow and definitely a ladies' man, Jimmy is a lad who will be missed by boys and girls alike. His avocations are football and she Cwith she in the majorityj. Football 1, 4. Class Day. l26l Matthew Joseph Mordas fly, every 'inch a Icing Here's an honor student who deserves credit for his industry. An actor of notable ability he has shown his talents in various plays. This husky lad has already shown admirable qualities in work and play. Dramatics Z, 3, 4. Football l. Honor Society. Annette Rita Moreau xjpupf A' lily heart is jfxrd ' lf, 13' J Annette is one of our happiest and most care-free seniors. She is an active supporter of our sports program and makes her enthusiam conta ious. To be a stenographer is her aspiration. M541 45M Henry William Morgan here I come. her chief pastimes. l27l I .Mele to do and hw' ob1'd11'11t to the lan Henry is the type of boy who is always ready to enjoy a joke. His hobbies include playing the clarinet and reading the sports page He hopes to carry Uncle Sam's mail in the future Play Committee 4. Reception , Russell Eugene Mykytyn .1 hand fo Merritt' aux mrxrfmff Rusty is well liked because of his cheerful dis position and Hcleverness as a Joker He is above average in mechanical drawing and takes a great in terest in photography and girls Marine Corps Rita Theresa 0 Gara '6 44 .vifrnt tongue srffs no trouble Rita is a very quiet girl who goes softly from class to class keeping her thoughts to herself Blushing is a habit with her Dancing is one of f . . rl, 1. ji f Ii jf' f fl 'i Stella Theresa Oleska 4' A light heart lifuex long Stella is a quiet miss who attends strictly to bus- iness. Speaking to but few, she Wends her way through C. F.'s halls. She and her sister are un- usually good pals. Therese Annette Olivier Serond thoughts are ever wiser Tessie's efforts at ticket selling are excelled by few. She is not only a booster of our sports: but also, it is rumored, of Sacred I-Ieart's. Her spark- ling dark eyes are a magnet. Observer 3, 4. Mildred Eleanor Patterson My man is true as steel Millie, who seems to be quite above the rest of us in height, has a great spirit of helpfulness. She is celebrated for her coffee making at all Latin Club entertainments. Latin Club 1.2, 3,-1. Stephen John Pikor .I fellow of infinite -ferr Card playing, radio, and model airplanes occupy most of 'iSteve's leisure. A rather shy boy in fem- inine circles, he hopes to be a radio technician. Martha Polak The hearing em' and the seeing eyes Martha aspires to become a beautician and im- prove the appearance of the World. Her ready blushes make her the target of much kidding, As a source of entertaining gossip, she can't be beat. Observer l, Z, 3. Dance 2, 3. Honor Society. Student Council 2, 3. Reception. l2Sl Milton Albert Prew Can build castles in the air Milton is a comic book fan and is generous with his collection. Many's the time he leaves this hard practical world to join that of his heroes. He hopes to see the world in chaufTeur's shoes. Loretta Anita Raimbeault The fzzflzion of this tcorlrl pasfftlz. along Loretta's trim appearance and gleaming White teeth are the theme of many compliments from both sexes. She is an active supporter of school functions, and no cheering section is complete With- out her. Prom. Dramatics 3. Reception. Honor Society. Year Book. Otilla Ramos Hfr lznzrt is like a .ringing bird Meet the songbird and pianist of the Senior Class. Tillie has also carved a niche for herself in school dramatics. An honor student, she has made school life brighter with her vivaciousness. Operetta 1, Z. Dramatics 4. Honor Society. Class Day. Lester Rand High rrfrtnl tlmuglzfs snzfnl in tlzf llrrzrf of !'U1lffI'.fj'u Lester is a scholar and gentleman, besides being one of the class's most interesting personalities. This friendly fellow, Whose ambitions run along business lines, is an active participant in school af- fairs. President l. Dramatics 3, 4. Safety Squad l. 2, 3, 4. Prom. Student Council 2, 3. Year Book. Honor Socie- ty. Class Day. I Louise Edna Renshaw The wry flower of youth What Louise lacks in size, she makes up in vivac- ity and gay chatter. Her lovely golden locks and pert little snub nose make her one of the most at- tractive and lovable members of the Senior Class, Operetta 2. Honor Society. Class Day. Dance 4. l29l Mary Catherine Riley ' The lark at lIL'!I7.7flll.l' gate sings ' Mary is one of our most reserved students but nevertheless the possessor of a fine personality. Her lm' V aim is to become a singer and we are sure she has all the qualities for success. HN Lucille Loretta Rocheleau '21 witty woman is a treasure This cheerful, fun-loving girl is willing to lend a helping hand. Proof: typist extraordinary for her teachers. Blessed with a ready wit, she always has a clever retort to parry with her friends. William Salhany Matlzrnlatics malefi' mfn subtle During his four years in high school, Bill has rightfully earned for himself the degree of G. Qmathematical geniusj. Working hard in and out of school has not spoiled his jolly nature and per- petual smile. Traffic Squad 3, -1. Honor Society. Grace Elizabeth Sanderson 811195 bfautiful and tlmrefon' to be rvom'd Grace carries herself with a stateliness that would make a queen frown. Neat and nice she makes school much more interesting. Her rapid conversa- tion amazes us but we like it. X Prom. Robert Joseph Sherry l To thy :pred add wings Bob has one of those enviable dispositions which Q . Q never gets upset. Neither a theme nor other home- 4,5 work has any terror for him. He is an accom- plished and aggressive football player. Football l, 2, 3, 4. I-301 Edward Vincent Skoczylas A' Generous and free Our athletic coaches will suffer a great loss when Eddie graduates for he has proven valuable to the baseball and basketball squads. Though girls make him shy, he is very popular among the boys. Class Trip 4. Dance 4. Basketball Z, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Football 4. Doris Mary Smith A :mile in her eye 'iSmitty's Irish jovialty and wit have won her a host of friends. In her class her voice is seldom heard, but 3 o'clock transforms her into a chatter- box. Girl Scout activities are her main interest. ll Xl . Ernest Burnett Smith Warble his native wood-notes wild As i'Smitty roams through the school, his lilt- ing tunes soothe our ears to the point of madness. This lanky lad seems to be everywhere at once and his amusements include swing bands and girls. Basketball l, Z, 3, 4. Play Committee 3. Dance 2. 3. Gertrude Elizabeth Smith hpatienre, the ingrerfienz' of geniusil Gert's golden coiffure is the envy of her many friends. Her quiet easy-going manner, combined with her desire to please have made her one of our most interesting seniors. Year Book. Honor Society. John Calvert Steere 1'll not budge an inch A born leader, Cal has attained prestige in sports and popularity with his classmates. Al- though tied down at present, many other girls find him interesting. Enlightening the teachers is a habit of his. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4. President 4. Football 4. Play Com- mittee 3. Prom. l31l f. M al m . 0. U Julie Patricia Toper Um union is Pffffffv She has the quiet poise and one would expect from the efficient and perfect secretary. Lucky the employer who has Julie keep- ing his office straight for him. Honor Society. Mary Roberta Townse Tourlz of relestial Mary's red hair and artistic temperament if I hand in hand. Her aptitude in art is exceeded o y I, by her scholastic ability. Dancing forms a major i part of her outside life. Latin Club 1, Z, 3, 4. Honor Society. Year Book. 1'll :peak in zz 'momttrous little voice gl Stella Esther Sydor . United we stand The old proverb that opposites attract each other holds true, for Stella is as talkative and gay as her companion is quiet and reserved. No corner which her presence graces is dull. Honor Soci y. Henry Francis Szafarz JM, this man',r power Henry is synonymous with corny jokes and ability in art. His hobbies are chemistry, acrobatics and teasing girls, all of which add up to make a lad of diversified talents. Student Council 1, 4. Dramatics 3, 4. Reception. Year Book. Honor Society. all the other qualities temper - I Q N Helen Louise Trzuskowski gs Helen is one of the cheeriest, most light hearted girls of the senior class. Her work. We wish her luck in whatever vocation she follows in the future. one weakness is hard l32l Rose Catherine Turoski O, 'ZL'lIN should life all labor be? Rose is the type of girl whose greatest desire is to have a good time, although she works hard when need be. It is a known fact that her best friends are alumni. Eleanor Ruth Watt With a xmilr on har lips Eleanor's benevolent nature and constant smile have made her a favorite among students and facul- ty alike. An obliging person, she will be sorely missed by all her teachers. Operetta 1. Play Committee 3. Observer 4. Honor S0- ciety. xp. ol W Frances Horton Whitney HN lauglzffr slmlecs Ihr skim Frans conservative clothes and well-groomed hair help to create the illusion of a sedate and digni- Hed senior. However, when the giggles start, the truth is out. Prom. Dramatics 4. Honor Society. Year Book. Latin Club l, 2. W Kenneth John Wright 'llly joy of ymrfhful sports Kenney's chief diversion is basketball and his rating as a player is above average. This wiry lad's spirit is catchy and his ready smile wipes out all gloom. Baseball Z, 4. Basketball 4. Dance 4. Genevieve Veronica Zakowski Silcnfr mwtrr ix than spffrlz This soft-voiced lass blushes on the slightest pre- text. Her light golden hair is the envy of all of us. She is well known for her industrious habits which have gained for her, scholastic distinction. Honor Society. l-331 Zakie Hope Zalfa. Jrt imitate: naturf Zakie's name spells alliteration, and this year it's call me Hope. Zakie is interested in the arts: it matters not whether it be painting, drawing, music, dancing, or even Hjitterbuggingf' Dramatics 3. Operetta 3. -imllllllllllIllHllIIllllllllllllllIllllllIlIllHHllIIl ' SILLY DILLIES If you had a boat, could Calvert Steere it? If Cecile got a new girl friend, would Hilda Matta anymore? lf Gertrude Smith fell into a coal pile, would she be a blacksmith? If you wanted a load of wood, would Samuel Hall it? Wlienever Frieda has too many hooks, Mary Caires some. lf he came to a river, could Tommy Ford it? lf wine is port, is Robert Sherry? lf you know a match burns, do you know Jean Burns? If toward the west is mountains, is toward the Eastwood? If a boat were coming to its dock, would James Moore it? If all these Silly Dillies are wrong, is Kenneth Wright? l34l Rhode Island Honor Society Members Arthur Lawrence Benoit Albert Alfred Bissonnettc Therese Reina Mathilde Bouchard Mary J. Caires Joseph Chrupcala Cecile Anna Choiniere Eleanor Marguerite DeGuilio Yolande Pearl Desmarais Mildred Frances Donnelly Stasia Barbara Drozd Roy Alden Dunlap Ruth Denham Franklin Shirley Sylvia Frecdline Viola E. Gifford Rita Bernadette Gorman Phyllis Lillian Grebstein John Hanna Joseph Harris Mary Elizabeth Josephs Anita Shirley Kalman Frank Jeremiah Kenny Constantine VValtcr Kulifr 15 1941 'slim HIE Q1 are 1-.-JK IW 4 A Q ' - 7.3 l , M . mG'h4 f5E,-' Q NF RY f ' l7Y 3 l35l John Thomas Kuras Janet Cecile Lawrence Hilda Matta Eugene Joseph Matuszek Madeline Theresa McCarthy Olga Frances Mega Bertha Mary Molak Matthew Joseph Mordas Martha Polak Loretta Anita Raimbeault Otilia Ramos Lester Rand Louise Edna Rcnshaw VVillian1 Salhany Gertrude Elizabeth Smith Stella Sydor Henry Francis Szafarz Julie Toper Mary Roberta Townsend Eleanor Ruth XVatt Frances Horton Vilhitney Genevieve Veronica Zakowsk i SENIOR PLAY CAST First row fleft to riglitl-Ruth Franklin, Anita Alix, Frances Whitney, Eleanor DeGuilio, Irene Diggle. Second row, Cleft to rightl-Matthew Mordas, Henry Szafarz, Otilia Ramos, Anita Kalman, Stasia Drozd. Third row, fleft to rightl-joseph Chrupcala, Lester Rand,. Directors-J. joseph McKenna, james P. Doherty. This year's Senior Play was an hilarious comedy about a family named Hatter. Everyone in this family has his own idea of a means of support, after their one source of income, their lively grandmother has decided to cut off their monthly allowance. The mother is crazy about dramatics, the daughter is simply silly for athletics, the father is wild about fishing and the son spends his time with photography. To top off the riotous antics the family goes through to sup- port itself with its many careers, we have the house maid, a dissatisfied individ- ual, who is never afraid to tell the Hatter family that she disapproves of their actions. The play was under the very able direction of Mr, Doherty and Mr. Mc- Kenna. l36l A. M. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:20 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:45 P. 12:00 12:30 1 :00 1 :15 1 :45 2:00 2:30 3-00 3:15 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8 :30 9:00 10:00 10:15 10 :30 11 :00 11 :30 12:00 M. RADIO PROGRAM Setting up Exercises --Classes conducted by Panni Stasia Kutniewski. Swing and Sway the Allard Way -with Roland Allard and his orchestra. Morning Devotions -Hymns by Musical Quartet-Westley Bryson, Louis Koussa, Bob Duffy and Louis Azar. Three Buccaneers -Albert Bissonette, Henry Brassard, and William Cox. Up-to-the-Minute News -by Flash Gordon Fender. Weather Forecast -sponsored by The Wright Cold Cream Company announced by Thomas Ford. Household Gossip -by Eleanor Watt. Talk on the Appreciation of Music -by Anita Kalman. Your Neighborhood Grocer -by Frances VVhitney. Keep Slim the Easy Way -by our model Grace Sanderson. Styles of the Business VVorld -by Loretta Raimbeault. Latin and Greek News -by Mildred Donnelly. Melodies -by the Balasa Tomato Soup Corporation. European War News -Joseph Harris followed by the Tobacco Auctioneer- Francis Callahan. tt 44 as at .- s. s. na as Kiddies Revue -solos by Louise Renshaw, Alice Mitchell, and Mildred Gasior. Polish Melodies -by Stasia Drozd. Sketch -Young Dr. Szafarz. l Sketch - Honeymoon Hill -Solomon Kaplan and Eleanor lJeGuilio. Your Kick Meal presents Eugene Bedard, manager of the New York Yankees. with a talk on Baseball Gossip. Matt Mordas in Me, the People. Adventures of Capt. Michalenka in the VVi1ds of Lincoln Woocls. Reading the Funnies -by Milton Prew. ' Correct English -talk by Arthur Benoit. The Central Falls High School Military Band conducted by Private Smith. Swapping Club -with Irene Diggle and Jennie Hanson. Talk by Martha Polack on The latest news on hair-do. Superman 3'-Frank Kenny. Sing before Supper -Otilia Ramos. Tropical Moods -Calvert Steere. Touchdown Tips -by Eastwood Boardman. Local and National News -Gertrude Hanna. Sport Slams -Samuel Hall. Double or Nothing -by the- McDonald Cheese Company announced by Constan- time Kulig. Bedtime Stories -told by Theresa Olivier. Truth or Consequences -Room 12, 3 to 3:45 P. M. sz is is as as u cc cc At n is Business Women's Hour -led by Therese Bouchard, Hilda Matta, and Phyllis. Grebstein. Quiz Kids Florence Mitchell, Gertrude Smith, jean Burns and William Salhany. Gang Twisters -with Colonel Roger Bedard and Police Olticer Hanna. Court of Good Will -by Viola Giftord. The Wee Voice of VVee Bonny Riley. Music -by Luby's Men about Town. Stock Market Reports -by Lester Rand. Slumber Music -by Kosior Hair Tonic. Your announcers and commentators, the 4. u na N is Year Book Board. Signing Off. l37l WE, THE CLASS or '41 LEGALLY LABELLEII SYiIl51E:,NI PET PATTER DIZZY DIVERSION HAZY HOPE Anita Alix Nita Yummy! Ren Steno. Roland Allard Ro Hi tootsl Band Leader Frank Alves Sunshine' I know Driving Machinist Bertrand Audette Bert Hey listen Baseball Pitcher Louis Azar Loufe Leave me alone Church Work Buiness-man Anna Balasa Ann Oh. well Coats' Nurse Eugene Bedard Gene You're right Water Boy Manager Roger Bedard Rum Hi. kid Airplanes Test Pilot Henry Belisle Belizzle l was robbed Roller Skating LatinlTeacher Arthur Beniot Art No, sir Law Lawyer Albert BiS0nl'1eile Pete I don't know Machinery Business-man Eastwood Boardman Eastyl' What legs! Pawtucket Girls Building ships Therese Bouchard Tess You don't say Blondes Secretary' Doris Brassard Dot Holy Christopher Clothes Housewife Henry Brassard Hen Let me up Band Leader Aviator Westley BFYSDH West Want to buy a coupon? Salesman PhotoEf3Pl1ef .lean ,Bums Porky Interesting Roller Skating Old Maid Mary Caires Mary Gee! Tall People Stenographer Francis Callahan Bruce This is an Adam's Hat Dancing Draftsman Arline Choiniere Arline Oh. shurks! School Telephone Operator Cecile Choiniere '4Smfley Oh, sugar Leading ,4 Parade Court Reporter .l05CPl1 Chwvfala Joe Sez you Bellevue Undecided William Cox CQxie Gee whiz Driving Marriage Eleanor DeGuilio El jeepers, creepersl S. K. Nurse Yolande Desmarais YO Oh gee whiz Giggling Typist Irene Diggle Rene Am I burnt up Red-Head Telephone OPCHYOF Irene Dompkowslti --1 I never get a break Reading Steno. Mildred Donnelly Millie For crying out loud Studying Teacher .Stasia Drozd Sta Ya crazy Hairdressing Nurse Robert DuHy Bob I'll tell you what Bugles Tooter Irene Duhaime -'Kmyu Hello Honey Dancing Steno. Roy Dunlap Radical Hey! Arruing Lawyer Anthony Dzierzyc '-Tony Smarten up Girls Grocery-man Gordon Fender Flash What? Machinst LHW Rita Fontaine Reet What do you know? Dancing Nurse Thomas Ford T0m'i No kidding Glamour boys Coats' Ruth Franklin Ruthie Take it easy Skating Ollice work Shirley Freedlirre Shirl Want to buy a ticket ,litterbugging Stenosranher Mildred Gaslol' Meech Watch outl Movies TYPl5l Viola G'fl'ord Vie Yes I think so Help'ng others MlSSl0H2FY Fernand Girouard I-Igimgnn Well Sleeping Baker Rita Gorman Reet Oh, go on Knitting Typiit Phyllis Grebstein -'phiy' I know Studying Bookkeeper Samuel Hall Pete Did ya do your homework The Club B2SlCellJlJlll star Gertrude Hanna Gen jeepers Soft Ball Nurse John Hanna Johnny O'Kay Manager BllSlneSS-mall Eugenie Hanson Jennie Aw no Orchestras Nurse joseph H2lrriS Joe That's open to debate Traveling LJWYCI' Freda Hermiz Freda Phooey Movies Undecided Harold Himeon Teen Your wrong Contradicting Engineer Louis joinville Teddy I knew it but- Wrong answers Electrical Eng. Mafy .l05CPll5 Shorty No kidding Movies Nurse Anil-3 Kalman Bessie I'll sit' on you Reading TeaCller Solomon Kaplan Tootie She's nice Basketball M-15011 Frank Kenny Tiny Control yourself Weightlifting Pl'eSlfleI1i Adam Koluch Ba5hful Shh Shh Stamps Hotel Clerk I-381 WE, THE -CLASS OF '41 LEGALLY LABELED SYZEJEEM PET PATTER DIZZY DIVERSION HAZY HOPE Leo Kosior Curly Did ya hear this one Tennis Tool Maker Louis Koussa Louie Gee Whiz Gardenirg Priest Constantine Kulig Custy Can I horrow your pencil European Trips Engineer john Kuras Chicky Hear the latest Model airplanes Aeronautics Stasia Kutniewska Stazia Yeah Candid Cameras Good Time janet Lawrence jan Oh, no Stenographrr Work Christy Lovrovich Christy Yanks got the pennant Baseball Nat'l League joseph Luby Joe What a bandl Music Orchestra Leader Ursula Martin Urs Yeah Dancing Pharmacist Hilda Matta Hil That's right Sales Clerk Nurse Eugene Matuszek Gene I think so Sports Athlete Madeline McCarthy Maddy Oh go on Hollywood Actress Virginia McDonald Gingry Oh shut up Avoiding boys Nurse Olga Mega Olg Oh nol Cooking journalist john Michalenka Mike Watch the Stetson Collecting stamps Nlachinist Alice Mitchell Tiny I did it wrong C. C. C. NVork Florence Mitchell Flossie Hope I graduate Store Manager Undecided Bertha Molak Bert Oh Gee Talking Nurse james Moore jimmy Goodbye now A. M. Coats' Matthew Mordas Matt I. Mordas . . . Ushering ,Bookkeeper Annette Moreau Nettie', Where's Jim ,lim Housewife Henry Morgan Hank Let's have your homework Clarinet Lettercarrier Russell Mykytyn Russ You should know Peddling papers Elevator boy Rita O'Gara Reel Let's take it Dancing Work Stella Oleska Stell Hi Shagging Secretary Therese Olivier Tess How does my hair look? Knitting VVile M'ldred Patterson Mille Really Latin Housekeeper Stephen Pikor Steve Gee Airplanes Aviator Martha Polak Mickey Ya goin the game Basketball player Hairdresser Milton Prew Milt I'm tired Sleeping Work Loretta Raimbeault Rett Hi ya kid Clothes Sales Clerk Otilia Ramos Tilly Oh, you would Music Chemist Lester Rand Les How are ya 'Ping Pong Businesvman Louise Renshaw Lou Oh yeah Jftterbugging Secretary Mary Riley Bonny Yeah Singer Met Lucille Rocheleau Skippy Thatfs what you think Dancing Secretary William Salhany Bill Please repeat Playing tricks Engineer Grace Sanderson Duchess Last night-- Sharpening a pencil Model Robert Sherry .Bob Who is she? Enjoyment Athlete Edward Skoczylas Eddy Bon soir Riding around town Baseball player Doris Smith Smitty 1 didn't do it Girl Scouts Undecided Ernest Smith .' I Smitty Fix it up Wolhng Crooner Gertrude Smith l Gert Oh, I know Nursemaid School Teacher john Steere l Cal Hi' Duchess Sports Engineer Stella Sydor Cfdor Sweet Cider Chester Wife Henry Szalarz Szaf Oh come. come Weightlifting Research Chemist julie Toper Topper I could scream Pork-chops Owner of N. Y. L. S Mary Townsend Red It's gruesome Drawing Teacher Helen Trzuskowski Blondie Oh goshl G'ggling Nurse Rose Turoski Rosey Oh, sure Dancing Steno. Eleanor Watt Elle Hot Dog Talking Secretary Frances Whitney Fran Skippy Giggling Debutante Kenneth Wright Kenny Eh Sports Work Genevieve Zakowski Jenny Oh Apricots Typing Stenographer Zakie Zalfa Hope Call me Hope Jitterbugging Nurse l39l CLASS HISTORY In looking back over four years, the purpose of high school becomes clear. Especially evident is the fact that without a goal, school is meaningless. Slowly, in our Freshman year, we began to fall in step with the high school curriculum, and in due time accumulated both confidence and experience. We learned that much study, on our part, was necessary if we were to obtain more than passing grades. When we had risen to the high rank of Sophomores, we thought ourselves to be of that indelinable group known as worldly , We justified this claim by the knowledge we had gained in the classroom, and that which we had usurped from other quarters. The first official act of our Sophomore year was the election of class officers. The highlight of our Junior year was our Junior Prom. When the or- chestra ceased playing and students moved toward the exits of the ballroom, the hard-working Prom Committee had completely outdone itself in planning and presenting the dance of dances . As our Senior year opened, our goal seemed nearer at hand and yet, at times, so far off. Our class politics became more important and we had keen rivalry for the class offices. Our social affairs began with the Senior play and terminated with the Senior Reception. Now we begin to realize that we have had only a sip from the huge trough of knowledge. Our four years of high school, combined with the desperate things going on in the world, have tended to make us more practical and more mature, We are witnessing a prosperity, artiiicially made, and we have a won- derful opportunity for work. At the end of our academic career, we look back over years well spent, lilled with interesting and valuable experience as well as lasting friendships. We are sorry to leave our school and the pleasant academic way of life: yet we are all anxious to tackle the problems of the modern world, hoping that the seeds of success, so carefully instilled in us by the school, will de- velop and bring honor to ourselves, our school, and our country. l40l F CLASS TRIP COMMITTEE irst Row-tI.eft to Riglitl Ruth Franklin, Anita Kal- man, ,lean Burns. Madeline McCarthy, Albert Fiisson- nette. Second Row-ll.eft to Riglitl Leo Kosior, Eugene Hedard, Edward Skoczylas. RECEPTION COMMITTEE First Row-CI.eft to Riglitl Loretta Rainibeault, Anita Alix, Martha Polak, Doris Brassard, Irene Diggle. Second Row-ll.eft to Riglltl Solomon Kaplan, Henry Morgan, Eastwood Board- man, Frank Kenny, Henry Szafarz. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE First Row-ll.eft to Riglitl Constantine Kuligg, Cecile Choiniere, Hilda Mattel Eleanor XN'att, Otilia Ramos Louise Rensliaw, Ifugene Matnszck. Second Row-Clmft to Riglltl Lester Rand, james Moore, Bertrand Andette. I v CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, being of unsound mind, and feeling the time of parting drawing' near, hereby, wherefore, and thereupon bequeath our most valued possessions to the fol- lowing heirs to use as they see fit. We generously bestow these gifts upon mankind, with the hope that they will be used with the same forethought, good judgment, and extraordinary' care, that was typical of that given by our class. We, the entire Senior Class, bequeath the following gifts to wit: 1. To the Band, any sweet notes we have sung in music assembly. 2. To the juniors, our honored places in the library and study hall after 3:00 o'clock., 3. To the Sophomores, The problems we couldn't solve- and the lessons we failed to-- learn. VVe, the class officers, leave our administrative ability to the future politicians. We, Martha Polak and Ruth Franklin, leave our close friendship to Elizabeth Mulraney and Doris McGinty. VVe, the Fleet-footed Backs of the football team bequeath our extraordinary ability to the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame. VVe, julie Toper and Stella Sydor, leave our close companionship to the Siamese Twins. We, Alice Mitchell and Roger Bedard, bequeath our ability to fit into lockers to 'Mary and Assin Azar. I, Bill Salhany, bequeath my super mathematical theories to Professor Einstein. I, Anita Alix. bequeath my sophistication to Louise Tomlinson and my beautiful locks to Shirley Temple. I, Eleanor Watt, leave my talkative habits to the Women's Knitting Circle of Central Falls. I, Frances Whitney, leave my place in high society to Brenda Frazier. I, Joseph Harris, bequeath my vocabulary to Webster's Unabridged . I, Theresa Bouchard, bequeath my efficiency in office work to Andy Hardy's secretary. I, Sam Hall, leave my bashful way to John Kubiski. I. Shirley Freedline, bequeath my witty sayings to Carmen Victoria. I, Mary Townsend. keep my red hair, but bequeath my leadership of the Latin Club- to Pauline Heroux. I, Frank Kenny, leave my manly physique to Superman . I, Otilia Ramos, leave my gymnastics to the Y. W. C. A. I, Lester Rand, leave my ability to direct traffic to the New York police force and my gen- tlemanly manners to Leonard Lamphear. I, Ernest Smith, leave my sultry voice to Bob Burns. I, Al Bissonette, leave my formulas in Physics to Walter Lada. l42l Hilda Matta, leave myntechnique in solving Mr. McCaffrey's law cases to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Theresa Olivier, leave my support of Sacred Heart activities to Theresa Levesque. Mildred Donnelly, leave my desire to study Greek to Patricia McCree. Ursula Martin, leave my dark eyes to Theresa Couture. Eleanor DeGuilio, contribute my dimples to Marjorie Campbell's collection. Loretta Raimbeault, bequeath my neatness to Ruth Bassett. Rita Fontaine, bequeath my ability to ride a motorcycle to the Rhode Island State Troopers. Harold Himeon, leave my life pass to the Lafayette to Norma Hollis. Joe Luby, bequeath my ability to beat the drums to Gene Krupa. Louise Renshaw, leave my fancy dancing steps to Ginger Rogers. Solomon Kaplan, bequeath my technique with the girls to Ralph Heller. Eastwood Boardman, bequeath my knowledge of sailing to that eminent yachtsman David Crowell. A Joseph Chrupcala, leave my Theatrical Art to Boris Karloff. Henry Belisle, leave my methods of filibustering for a better mark to William Galloway. Thomas Ford, bequeath my jokes to the obituary column of the Providence Journal. William Cox, bequeath my perfect record for getting into trouble oftener than anybody else to Dick Tracy. Louis Koussa, bequeath my curly hair to former Postmaster General Farley. Doris Brassard, bequeath my latest fashions to Harriet Egan. Olga Mega, bequeath my journalistic aptitudes to the Ministry of Propaganda. Theodore Joinville, bequeath my Wizardry in electricity to the Smith Electric Chair Corporation. Robert Sherry, bequeath my speed on the gridiron to Wilfred Racquier. Irene Diggle, bequeath my ability for handling the class finances to the United States Treasury. Tony Dzierzyc, bequeath my ability in sports to Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy. Virginia.McDonald, bequeath my uncanny ability to give the wrong answers at the right time to Gracie Allen. Gene Bedard, leave my record as manager of the basketball team to Edward Skwirz. Cal Steere, leave my faithfulness to Ray Columbe. Henry Szafarz, leave my artistic ability to the Walt Disney Studios. Grace Sanderson, leave my strut to the draftees. Matt Mordas, want to keep everything for myself. Custy Kulig, leave my A's to the rest of the alphabet. VVe, the rest of the Senior Class leave-that's all-just leave. l43l O Im-.w,:, . F! 2i ...W MSM 5 , V7 ,Hi ,, ,Zi ah 11 N ME gf , ggi, ' ,Q -5' A ,E bf ' gllllllllllllllflflIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllflllg f 4 7 1 991 1 WMDERQ RM2 5? 3 fy fat 9 9 11 ,X X pfwg QQ ---- 1745 Ui! 4 R56 Q X W 9 W 1 , '-X., 54 A 6 6 0 , his , . . 41 12111111111 1 111 1 1 If ' , 0 - f liifz ' fx WN Q . Jw-3 LU 019 V, Ncfvb -W y 1:7 Z R' J 'ff f ! 1 -1 I ll 'L RQ f l , 5' 4 f f! Nh5l0J, HSI JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President-Raynor Coloumbe Vice President-4Norman Dunn Secretary-Doris McGinty Treasurer--William Jackson Student Council-David Crowell Advisor-John J. Assis In the fall of 1938 a very timid group of Freshmen entered, the portals of Central Falls High School. As the year progressed, however, the timidness wore off and we began to feel more at home. There was no class organization until our second year when the first event for which we were responsible was the Sopohomore- Social. This event was a success in every way. At last the long awaited time came. We were Juniors and upper c1assmen . Our first step was the organization of the classy next, the laying of plans for the Junior Frolic, the forerunner to the dream of every Junior-the Prom. Both the Frolic and the Prom were socially a success, and were the greatest financial successes in a number of years. The last activity of the Junior year was the entertaining and humorous play, Stream- lined Sue. And now the Junior Class closes its door on a very successful year and looks forward to occupying the places left vacant by the class of '41, We will try to deserve the dignified. title of Senior. RUTH BEAVEN WALTER LADA SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY President--Raymond LaPlante Vice-President-Louis Poutre Secretary-Mabel Thornton Treasurer-Samuel Shmaruk Student Council--John Kubiski Faculty Adviser-Mr. James Morgan The class of 1943 is a talented and resourceful group. Among the class officers we find a youth who has distinguished himself in the fields of football and basketballg a number of other Sophomores responded to the call of the athletic coaches and showed fine ability and willingness to cooperate. Another group showed their dramatic abilities in a play given at assemblyg three others were elected to the Student Councilg and a large number of Sopho- mores make the Honor Roll each quarter. After reviewing all our abilities, we are inclined to say that the Sophomore Class shows great promise. May the teachers be as proud of the class of '43 as they are of the present graduating class. SIMON+E MOREAU l43l ff A, Q J X ' ! ' Z Z Z ? I 7 4 W 1401 , ZWQQZ X Z f ATHLETICS Football-Central Falls was represented in the newly formed Eastern Di- vision of Class B by an aggressive, Veteran team. Despite the lack of material, Coach Landry, in his second year at the helm, moulded an eleven whose strong bid for the championship fell short by the smallest of margins, and whose play throughout the campaign left little to be desired. Among the brighest stars of the squad were several seniors: Boardman, Steere, Dzierzyc, Sherry, Kenny and Moore. Although outplaying our opponents, a last minute Classical drive turned apparent victory into defeat by a single point in our first game. Such an unfort- unate beginning failed to dim the team's spirit and it bounced back to win five out of the remaining seven games. The most notable of these 'victories were those registered over St. Raphael and Westerly. The St. Raphael victory was especially significant as it broke a string of five years without a triumph over our arch-rival. Basketball-For the first time in several years Central Falls had an inexperi- enced squad due to the graduation of former luminaries. What we may have lacked in experience, however, was made up in speed and determination. The team played as a unit all the way through and although hampered by a poor start. a strong finish carried it to the top of its respective division. Kaplan and Steere finished up their high school careers by making their last season their best. The playoffs for the divisional crown, which followed immediately on the heels of the gruelling schedule, found our athletes too tired to put up their usual fight, al- though what fight they did present was worthy of a better fate. Most brilliant of the victories were those over Woonsocket, Aldrich, St. Raphael and Westerly. Baseball- With the loss of six regulars from last year's squad we entertain no pennant hopes, although the boys are very enthusiastic and shouldn't be too bad, said Coach Landry prior to the beginning of the '41 schedule. Coach Landry was faced with the difficult task of building up a new infield and pitching staff. In view of the fact that C. F. fielded a team with only three holdovers, the chances of a successful campaign rested on newer faces. But whether our team won or lost Central Falls always put up a strong fight. oiegwfiit T l50l BASKETBALL TEAM Front row Lleft to rightl l.aPlantQ. Racquer. C0lllU1lll!:j Michalenka. Heller. Hack row: Beclard, Manager llall. Kaplan, Skoczylzxs, Hulme. Steers. FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row ll.eft to Righti- Barrett. Coulomlme, V Messier. 11311113 and Heclarcl Co-Mansv gers, Lulmy, Melienzie, Parn- dis, Garrott. Middle Row-ll.eft to Righty -Yarnell, llzllclyga. lQL'llIlL'fx', Callahan, Dzierzyckfaptain. StCere, Salzlmerg, Moore, l.:1- plante. Third Row tl.cft to Rigl1ll-- Mr. Corrigall. Assistant LqU2lk'll, I Iointek, Skoczylas. Hnlme, L,OlllOllllN3, Cilllliilll, RZICIIIIUT. UUE1l'fl1ll2lll, L lmsse, Sherry, Mr. Lanclry, Ilearl Cuzich. ,.'.-9-an BASEBALL TEAM Front row fleft to riglmtl Ar- mousll, Skwirz, Hornstein. Messier. Second row: Palin, Cuuelm Landry, Lovroviclu, Cox, Micllalenka, Racqucr, Skuczy- las, Auclette. Hack Row: hlaekson, C011- lomlne, Hulme, Salzlmerg llzier- zyc, Matuszek, l,aPlante, lllall. p tl.eft to Rlglllll-L42ll'll1L'll Victoria, Doris 'McGinty, Harriet Egan, Viola Cartwright. CHEER LEADERS UP-TO-DATE Girl cheer leaders for Central Falls High School made their initial appear- ance in l94l. Their career began as the result of a school notice asking all girls interested in becoming cheer leaders to attend a meeting. Approximately forty girls presented themselves. Finally four girls were selected, all members of the class of 1942. Thanks must here be extended to the Pawtucket High cheer leaders who drilled the team in the art of cheer leading. Viola Cartwright was appointed chief cheer leader and the other three became her willing assistants. The plan, now, is to add four more to this number, making a group of eight for the l942 athletic season, It was indeed a memorable occasion when these girls made their Hrst ap- pearance in a Central Falls High assembly and led a cheering rally preceding the St. Raphael basketball game: and Ha never-to-be-forgotten night was that on which the Central ,Falls girls made their debut at this game. Factors of great importance for their success as cheer leaders, are their strik- ing uniforms. These consist of red jerkins with White felt letters, blue skirts, and white blouses. It is hoped that this precedent established in 1941 will become an honored tradition for Central Falls High School in the future. l5ll I' 2' f x, .ef 1 Y i 'NX X Wif 3332 ZXEANQQS X J U! I n cHvlm3s F31 d. OBSERVER BOARD lfirst Row tl.clt to Right- 'l'lit-rcsa Olivier, Anita Alix, Olga Mega, Rntli Franklin, 'lillL'I'l'5L' lluncliarrl. SL'CUllCl Row tlicft to Right!-H liliyllis Grclmstcin, Shirley lfrccrllinc, lilcanor Xlfatt. Yiola fiitlurcl. Viola C2ll'fXYl'lg'llf, Nlary Caircs. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row CLcft to Riglitj- Simone Moreau, Otilia Ramos, Anita Alix, Mary Caircs. Therese Bouchard. V Second Row fLeft to Righty- Mattliew Oziemhlewski, Henry' Szafarz, Eastwood Boardman, Calvert Steere, David Crowell. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Mary Tuwnsnml, Piwsiflciit. Cariuen Victoria, First Vice-Prcsiclcnt Katlilcen M Cl.UllQ'llllll. Second Vice- I rcsidt'nt Doris M cGinty, St-crp-tary Malcolm Sliainmas, Trcasnrcr THE STUDENT COUNCIL Weekly this group meets in Mr. Young's office to discuss problems con- cerning the student body and its activities. The Council consists of ten students' nominated by the classes and chosen by the faculty. Qualifications for the Student Council are first, an ability to lead: and second, a willingness to coop- erate. OBSERVER The Observer, the high school pu.blication, is a four page journal, con- sisting of school news, editorials, literary articles, an eavesdropper and Jokes. It is published by a board made up of editors and reporters and is under the direction of Miss Bott. The purpose of the Observer is not so much to be a newspaper, as to be one of the school souvenirs to which a graduate can turn in later years to freshen up old memories. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club really has some accomplishments of which to boast in this the fourth year of its organization. The club published a twenty-four page Christmas newspaper written entirely in Latin. Two food sales were held which financed the Club's section in the year book and made possible a trip to Boston during the April vacation. In Boston, the Club members visited the Museum of Fine Arts and the Agassiz Museum in Harvard University. CSEE PICTURE-OPPOSITE PAGE5 First Row CLeft to Rightj Harriet Egan, Mary Bowman, Kathleen McLoughlin, Carmen Victoria, Malcolm Shamnias, Mary Townsend, Doris McGinty, Olive Gridley, Rachel Bouchard, Sarah E. Taylor, advisor. Second Row CLeft to Rightj Pauline Heroux, Alice Pickard, Elsie Hoyt, Elizabeth Mul- raney, Geraldine Bates, Mary Kenny, Bernadette Theroux. Third Row fLeft to Rightj-Mildred Donnelly, Patricia McCrea, Florence Saliba, Betty Rooney, Louise Tomlinson, Norman Dunn, Mildred Patterson. Fougn Row CLeft to Rightj-George Deckey, Legia Gonsalves, Alma Timmons, Patricia. enson. i551 Front row tLeft to Rightj-Henry Brassard, Alice Mitchell, Ruth Basset-t, Mary Shaccal, Eleanor Vvebster, Theresa Couture, Angelina Josephs, Cecile Chomiere, I. Edwin Conley, Director. Second row fLeft to Rightl--Carmen Victoria, James Montgomery, Jean Burns, Tho-mas Bouchard, joseph Maykut, Annette Couture, Joseph NVorrall, Edward Zielinski, Stanley Zielinski. Third row CLeft to Rightl-Mabel Thornton, Ralph Buchler, John Waugh, William Ren- frew, John Shepard, john Dion, VVilliam Cartwright, Rita Orlowski. Fourth Row CLeft to Righty-Thomas Lythgoe, joseph Verfaillie, Robert Houston, Chester Pointek, Nancy Garott, Barbara Parr. CENTRAL FALLS HIGH SCHOOL BAND Here comes the band! Maybe they're playing for the football game today, or leading a parade honoring the town's most eminent citizen, or just giving the home folks an eyeful. I Through years of practice the Central Falls High School Band has merged its individualities into one. Its members have learned lessons that will last them through life,-to play together, march together, work together. In March of this year the Lockwood Band united with the Central Falls Band for the annual concert. One of the features of this concert was the ap'- pearance of a group of baton twirlers organized by band director J. Edwin Con- ley. Likewise, Central Falls joins with other bands in presenting concerts outside the city. A yearly event anticipated by Central Falls band members is the presenta-- tion of band medals to the Seniors of the group. l56l Al 62-3 'it Y ir 1, F V is 5 1 -Mm WALDORF ACADEMIC GOWNS CAPS AND HOODS TO HIRE TUXEDOS FULL DRESS CENTRAL FALLS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS AND PINS 212 Union Street, Providence, R. I. MADE BY SCHOLASTIC JEWELERS INC. BOSTONYS LARGEST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Class Rings College Rings Class Pins Fraternity Dance Favors Jewelry 5174 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASS Parkway 4300-4301 1581 Compliments Of- McDuff Coal '25 Lumber Company . COAL COKE FUEL-OIL Economy Permanent Wave 42 NORTH UNION STREET McDuff Automatic O11 Burner Lumber Mason s Materials PAWTUCKET R. I. and paints Perry 2692 , 11 HIGH ST. PAWTUCKET R. I. Tel. Perry 2400 Compliments of Est. 1857 00000000 0 00 00010000000000oo0cl000s0u0 r 1 w 1 J , 0 0 1 0 0 Q Newell Coal 25 Lumber Co STANLEY'-9 LUNCH 28 High Street Pawtucket Dexter Street Central Falls Perry 7900 T Compliments of Compliments of CHARLESON HARDWARE PATRICK J. CRAWLEY 693 Dexter Street Central Falls, R. I. Tel. PErry 1792 Stonefs Beauty Shoppe New York Lace Store All Branches of Beauty Culture 24-30 Broad Street Pawtucket : Expertly Done 20 WASHTNGTON STREET FASHION THRIFT CENTER Perry 5119 Central Falls OF RHODE ISLAND . 00000000 00000000 l59l SHARTENBERGS Shoe Repair '55 Shoe Dyeing Department All Work Guaranteed Complete Line of Laces and Polishes Congratulations CLASS OF '41 THE PEERLESS COMPANY 231 Main Street Pawtucket Compliments of HENRY J. MESSIER DRUGGIST With best wishes for 1941 C. F. H. S. GRADUATES Compliments of McDEVITT'S READY TO WEAR Pawtucket, R. I. 1601 CHARLES C. GARDINER LUMBER CO. HARDWOODS A SPECIALTY AIR KILN DRIED LUMBER DRIED Saw and Planing Mill 258 Eddy Street Providence, R. I- Telephone, GAspee 0741-0742 ROSCOE W. PHILLIPS When It's LUMBER Call Our Number Pawtucket, R. I. Perry 0147 J. Campbe1l's Market Quality and Service Our Motto 38 Washington Street Central Falls, R. I. Tel. PErry 0171 Geo. L. Whitney Market 111-113 Broad Street Pawtucket, R. I. Tel. PErry 5410 or 5411 R. M. BURNS 86 SONS 87 Darling Street CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. SOULE -- Florist 62 Broad St. Pawtucket, R. I. Next to Leroy Theatre American Industry is a vital, integral part of the Democracy We love l One or two years of intensive training after graduation will fit you to fill a successful role in this great Held. The Tablautt-Hulnlaard School Howard G. Hubbard, Director l 99 High Street Perry 6286 Pawtucket Rhode Island i CREDIT UNION CENTRAL FALLS 690 Broad Street CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. MON K CLEANSERS at DYERS Cor. Moore T5 Dexter Streets Central Falls, R. I. G. J. MONK Phone: Perry 7862 nn l61l . . . everything from price lags lo Mack trucks SZAFARZ Commercial flrtist SIGNS 8: DISPLAY 643 Pine Street, Central Falls, R. l. B. LOWTHER 655 Dexter Street FISH AND CHIPS Formerly Cranshaws Compliments of LUSSIER'S MARKET 876 Dexter Street Tel. Perry 0302 M. J. LEACH S5 SONS FLORISTS 22 Exchange St., Pawtucket, R. I. Compliments of IZZY'S GRILL 800 Broad Street Central Falls MITCHELL'S CASH MARKET 682 Dexter Street Central Falls, R. I. Tel. PErry 7521 HONG KONG Chinese and American Restaurant Good Food Served at reasonable prices DINNER FROM 25c UP 591-593 Dexter St., Central Falls, R. I. Underwood Elliott Fisher Company, lnc. Underwood, Elliott-Fisher, Sundstrand- Speed World's Business TYPEWRITERS, ACOUNTING AND ADDING MACHINES J. N. TYNDALL. Branch Manager Tel. Perry 0825 MULI-IOLLAND' -S DRESSES, LINGERIE, SUITS COATS, SPORTSWEAR Cor. of North Union and Summer Streets Pawtucket,R. Compliments of The Model Dress Shop 598 Dexter Street Central Falls C pl nts of VAN LE Photographers 161 MAIN STREET Pawtucket, R. I. l631 Compliments of Compliments of The Outlet Company P k awtuc et ,-,L Blackstone Valley Gas RHODE ISLAND'S LARGEST . Electrlc Co DEPARTMENT STORE and TYPEWRITERS All Makes - All Models SINCE 1876 SOLD RENTED IT'S BEEN THE FASHION REPAIRED TO BUY AT DAVID HARLEY CO. Typewriter Exchange Pawtucket's Oldest Department Store 44 North Union Street PAWTUCKET wx-nm l64l Tel. Williams 7210 Edgewood Secretarial School A Private School For Girls CLARK F. MURDOUGH. M. A. 198 ARMINGTON STREET PRINCIPAL EDGEWOOD, R. 1. Compliments of THE CENTRAL FALLS CITY GOVERNMENT TO THE CLASS OF 41 l65l I E. AUGER RELIABLE FAMILY sHoE1sTs 727 Broad St. Central Falls Tel. PErry 2483 Compliments of A F ri e n d The Little Acorn Shop 34 North Union Street PAWTUCKET, R. I. Books Greeting Cards Library Gift Shop Compliments of The Bazar Hardware 753 Broad Street CENTRAL FALLS Tel. Perry 6766 MARVEL SHOES 48 Broad Street PAWTUCKET, R. I. I I Compliments of FRENCH'S DRUG STORE 510 Dexter Street Central Falls, R. I. Delivery Service Tel. Perry 6766 Slater Furniture Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 139 Broad Street 364 Main Street Pawtucket, R. I. Bellevue Shoe Repairing Co. 548 Dexter Street CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. Hats Cleaned and Blocked Compliments of M. SCULLY Cleansers and Launderers 590 Dexter Street Central Falls, R. I. Compliments of BroWn's Department Store 640 Dexter Street Central Falls, R- I. I6 Compliments of- SAM'S MEAT MARKET 773 BROAD STREET CENTRAL FALLS For Quality, Service and Dependability BRADBURY'S PHARMACY Dexter Street Central Falls. Two Registered Pharmacists We Deliver Tel. PErry 3380 0 , Compliments of Mr 'Ed Mrs Thomas Lueksniansky Tel 8306 LAPIERRE BROS. CONTRACTORS is BUILDERS 161 Columbine Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. I. D Bachln 25 Son Bakery 684 Dexter Street Central Fall, R. I. A Full Lme of Bread and Pastry Everett J. Lapierre 95-543 M Mr. William E. Cluley White Way System Philips Bargain Store Jeanss Restaurant Bernard L. Smith Central Falls Store 5e.-351.00 Dexter Lnneh Raymond Dnehesneau Edgar E. Ostiguy E. T. Cormier Geo. C. Lefebvre A Friend K. 59' M. Permanent Vvave Sllop Roehelle Knoll lrvingys Shoe Store W U . . . BOOSTERS . . . Thomas Farrell I. Maude Farrell A. Lamoureux Mary P. Sanders Ursula M. Morrison A Friend Edward Locklin Mrs. Edward Locklin Patricia McCree Zita M. Bannon Claire Godin Josephine A. Fay Mabel J. Fay Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Donnelly Earl P. Foster Mrs. Amos A. Patterson Mr. Amos A. Patterson James D. Patterson ' Grace A. Goodwin Theodore Joinville John Foley A Friend Rita O'Gara Pauline Bonnafe Arthur Chasse Agnes Wade Louis Koussa Edith Williston Anna Balasa Alice Pickard Taimi Salo Jane Marland Roland Allard E. S. Smith J. P. Doherty Rose Tetebaum Edward F. Burns Rose Blanchette Bob Jones Dorilla Brule Olive Gridley Solomon Kaplan M. 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