Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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Acknowledgments It is evident that the majority of onr students take an interest in their school and believe that they are loyal to it. But it is one thing to talk about school spirit and another to be really willing to work for the good ofthe whole school, even if it means a little personal inconvenience. For example, ive greeted the idea of a Stzldent Uouncil -with enthusiasm and promised it our support, The real test of school spirit will come -when ive are asked to do something to support the council when it begins its activities. In many other -ways ice can express our gratitude to the sources of our intellectual and physical growth. For instance, ice can show a spirit of willingness to do our part in serving -where ice are needed, whether it is in working on comm ittees, in taking a major or minor part in an entertainment, in defending our school from the attacks of others, or in us-ing our initiative to do what ive can towards obtaining a gymnasium. In sending out the CRANSTONIAN, the Board hopes that the material of this book will be an inspiration to the students, alumni, and others who may read it, and that it will create in them, the desire to do everything they can to make Cranston High School the best possible. I go 4.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. The Cranston-ian Board wishes to take this opportunity to express its appreciation to all those who in any way helped to make this book a success. In particular, we wish to extend our thanks to the artists, whose drawings add much to the appearance of the book, to lVent- worth Massie for his printingg to the class representatives, who were re- sponsible for the material represent- ing their classes, to the Seniors for their work on the personals, espec- ially James Benson, Robert Bolan. Bertha Rydberg, and Dorothy Hamp- song to the contributors of jokes, especially Robert Bolan, Dorothy VanKirk, and Chester VVordeng to Edna Burdett for her help in typingg and to the solicitors of advertise- ments, whose work we have men- tioned in another part of the book. But it is to our Faculty advisers that we owe our greatest debt of gratitude. Miss Kaneis valuable business advice has kept the Crans- ton-ian from any financial difficulties and has made the venture success- ful, and Miss Carpenter's generous use of time and effort has made the book possible.

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