Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

 - Class of 1923

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CLIFTON YINAL BAGLEY Cliff. 'tScrooge' Boys' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1453 Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 1453 Dramatic Division 135 145g Radio Club 1-15. As an actor F0l1fCSS,11 wiflzout 1'.'1'11l to shine. You've heard of the cream of the schools actors aml actresses. Well, Cliti' is the cream cheese, Renieinlber how Harold Morris tremjbled with fear whe11 Scrooge spoke in the Christmas play? But don't get the idea that Clif is a grouch, even if he did speak rather grufny to Harold. That is Mr. Dickens' fault. On the other hand, Clif is one of the pleasantest 511111 most agreeable of classmates. Be- sides being an ac-tor of no little reputation, he is a radio bug a11d a mathematician. He is going to Brown, and after he graduates we expect he will become an actor and we shall see his name in brilliant lights on Broadway. DORDS ELIZABICTII BALNDYVIN ltnotu Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 145, Minstrel Show 125 135. Glee Club 13j.'l'11Y1'SllS Club 115 125 135 145. As good llc out of thc World its out of the Fu.wl1,fo11,. Doris is one of our February graduates who l-iked Cranston High School so well that she stayed until June, Many a time she has obliged us by playing the piano when our regular pianist was absent, and she has played for lIllllStl'9l -shows and many other school affairs. Everyone likes her, for she is the sort of girl who is pleasant to every one. She is going to business school win the fall, but some day she intends to open a fashion shop. NVe know 'by the stylish clothes Doris always wears that those ill her shop will be undeniably chic. 'Make it the Mademoiselle Dorice shop, Doris. LOLS BARROXVS ttLo, Lowie Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1453 Thyrsus Club 115 1'25 135 1453 Girls' Debating Society 1155 Good English League 1253 Glee Club 125. 'Tho only way to hare at frieml is to be onofl Walk through the corridor some morning: with Lo and you'll see why everyone knows her aml likes her. She is Hail fellow! iWell inet! with everyone she sees. She is a loyal daughter to Cranston. even if she did leave us for a short time to go to private school. 'She did not stay away longg and when she came back. she said that good old Cranston was good enough for her. The day she returned was a happy one for all of us, for we had missed her good- natured companionship. Lois intends to go to Lesley School for Kindergarten Teachers. -15

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DOROTHY LILLIAN AKEROYD Dotty, Dot Girls' Athletic Association 145 5 'Thyrsus Club 1-15. As merry as the day is Yong. Here is our Dotty. lShe left us in her lfreslnnan year, but she could not forget 'Cranston High and came back to graduate with the class of '23. Dot has not been here long: enough for all of ns to get thoroughly acquainted with her, but those of us who do know her find her to be as fun- loving and ready for a good time as a11y of us. She is a jolly companion and classmate, and a loyal supporter of the class treasury. In the fall, Dotty expects to go to Kingston. EMMA XVILKINSON A I.-MY Ulclllu Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1-155 Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 145: Dramatic Division 135 1453 Library Connnittee 1-I5 g Assistant. Class '1'l'9flSlll'91' 145 g Execu- tive Connnittee 135. t'7'hcrc is sonicborly stuunelz and true Who is ulufuys urozmrl when tlL0rc's ufork to do. 'l'hat's our Ein. She is one of those girls who is always ready with a helping hand. Her great acconnnlishinent is niakingr punchesuch punch! It is the nectar of the gods. Another is collecting class dues. Anyone who has received one of her cleverly written 'toverdue noticcsu will testify that she is a good assistant trezlsurer. For the past two years she has ac-ted in lthe Uhristinas plays given by the Thyrsus Club. and she always has an important part in planning class activities. She will probably go to Kingston. GORDON PEMBROKE ANDREW t'Andy. Dewdrop Boys' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1453 President 135: Board of Control 135 145: Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 145 3 C. H. S. S. S. 115 1253 Good English League 1353 Minstrel Show 135 3 Manager Hockey Champion Teains 135 1453 Football 125 135 1453 Captain 1-153 Tennis 133 145- To be strong is to be happy. Anyone who has been at Cranston a week ought to know Andy. He has taken a very active part in athletics. as you can readily see. Not only is he prominent in football and hockey circles. but he is the power behind the throne in the Boys' Athletic Association. Andy sings very well, and as a ineinber of the Fresilnnan quarteftte he once entertained us in the hall. lle is not going to Penibroke, as his nanie niight suggest, but intends to enter Kingston, Where we know he will do as well and be just as well liked as at Cranston. 14



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MILDRITD HOXVES CALVICRT nlgiuyyu nblilv Girls' Athletic Association 115 1253 Thyrsus 1'lub 115 125 135 1453 Minstrel Show 135. A little, fin-y. 11I'l'ffjl, ufifiy. Cll1ll'lHflI!'l, darling she. Mil is :1 little girl just briinful of niischiefg :ind wherever she is. there is sure to be fun. Everybody has to slnile when hearing Mil's lizilrpy little laugh. Mildred is lropulslr, especially with the boys, und has inzule many friends at C. II. WS. She shows l1er school spirit by going to afternoon dances and ball gunies, both of which she thoroughly en- joys. Billy excels in typewribing. and has several bronze inednls to l1e1' Credit. We know that any office will welcome such 21 speedy typist. ELDRED PERRY CARD Eldred. Fnt'y Boys' Athletic Association 125 135 1455 Thyrsus Club 135 145. Allis memory long will Tire In all our lll'lI?'fS.U Eldred is fl studious chap and the quietest nielnber of the class. He is our official weather proiphet. Whenever one sees hini in Il rubber coat and hut. one can be sure that a storm is not fur distant. IIe is very industrious, and increases l1is store of knowledge by asking varied and numerous questions. In spite of his niild disposition, he is well known among his fellow students, espeeially to the colleotors of the various orgzinizutions. Eldred is ll law- ubiding citizen and the owner of :1 Franklin air-cooled cur, i11 which he never exceeds twenty iniles an hour. He will probably go into the dairy business, where we predict zu brilli:1nt future for hin1. MARION LUELLA CLOW Mar Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1453 Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 145- I hare ll 1.-cart uffllz. room for vrery joy. Marion is one of those lialppy-go-luc'ky girls who never worry niuvh about lessons. The busiest part of her day is between nine o'cloc'k and the first periodg for that is when she does lnost of her studying. 'Her favorite subject is Economies. and we enjoy her recitotions very niuch in that class. Everyone is sure to have El good tiine when Mar is around. She expects to go to il secretarial school and later become fl St6ll0g1'!lDhQI'. 'She has nmny friends at Urzinston, and we ure sure she will gain niuny more in the business world. 18

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