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

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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

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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

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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