Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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MA Ki QA111C'1' MARY 3I1'1'1'xITGrIllN ..1,e,ggy,, Girls' Athletic Ass111-iati1111 111 121 1353 Thyrsus P11111 11,1121 1.311-11. I feel that l 11111 hrzppirr 1111111 I k11o117. lil'LI,!j' llltlj' 11e Slllilu. 1111t she is 111112111111 of 1111: things. ixllytllll? who l1as not heard her lllily tl1e 111211111 l1as i11dee'1 missed 21 treat. Peg is very 1:01141 of 1121111-i11g,r 211111 we hear tl1at she 1ll11Ch 11refers to 1111111-e witl1 young 111911 who are 1l1PSSl'11 witl1 21111111111 l1air. She has 21 111is1'hie1'ous giggle whivh often gets her i11to t1'0111116. Peggy is not OV81 f0ll11 of 11ooks. 11111 she has 1112111251011 to get through the four-year C11111111e1'1-ial Course without difliculty. S11e 11l2111s to C1111- ti11u11 studying 11l11S1Cf 1a1111 the-11 to give 11ia1111 lessons. ROBIGRT SIMPSON AI1't'1TLI.Y B1111, Mac Boys' Athletic' Assoc-i21ti1111 111 121 U11 141g Thyrsus 1111111 121 1351 145. IJr1,v1' with 1lig11.'1'y. B1111 is not 21S studious 21S his l11l'f111'Q would have you think. 211111011311 A1'g11lll011tt1110ll is his strong 11oi11t. As 111111111-sti1111a11le 11r11of. we state the fact that he can even 1-1111vi111'e Miss 1'2l1'1lGl1fl'l' that he has a good re:1s1111 for not ll1't-1l!2l1'111Q' l1is l'I11glish lesson. A1'g:11111e11t21ti1111 is not all-- 1'hysi1's 211111 BIil1111'1l1i1t1C'S claim M211' as 2111 a1'11e11t 211111 2111- 1-o11111lishe.1 follower. Witness l1is string of B's 211111 A's i11 this 11Q11211'flllQl1t. Mare has 1lef'ide11 to have Kingston as 11is A111121 Mater. wheuve he 1-x11e1'ts to startle the world witl1 11is e11gi11e11ri11g feats. KATHRYN LOYULA MCGARRY Kay 1 Girls' Athletic' Ass111fi21ti1111 111 125 131 141. 7'hcrc is no fl'lll'I'-llI'lll'fCfl.U Kay is one of those C21l111, 11l12lSS11111111,1I 11901119 who111 nothing 110111P1'S. not OVPII her studies. Often tl1e first 11eriod begins lrefore she has her I'l111:lish 110116. Sl1e is gxenerally quiet i11 s1'hoo1g 11111, when you know her you realize that she is not so quiet as 11e1111le think. She showed her 1111w1-r of ll-121l161'S111D last te1'111 whe11 s11e led l1hyS11'2l1 f1'2111111l1.'I i11 111111111 12. Once, when asked what she i11te1111ed to 1111. Kay re11lie11 that she would like to 11e E1 Sl-'fflfxllltxllf worker. 1Ve know sl1e would 110 just the girl for that w111'k. She left 11s i11 F6111'11t11'y, but we thi11k she will go to Kingston i11 the f21ll. 28 1

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HELEN CORY MASON Bobby Thy1'sus Club 113 123 133 1433 Girls' Athletic Association 113 123 133 143- Shc: is more fair than '1,l70FdS can srzyf' lVhen we think of Helen, we just can't help thinking of quiet, smiling: pleasantness. Helen is a lovaible and con- scientious girl. who always has something worth while to contribute to a recitation. Although she is modest and unassuming i11 the class room, we are astonished at l1er vivacity as soon as she steps out on the dance floor with one of her many partners. Wlith little trouble, for she is a tine student, she has Iinished the Commercial Course and has already entered the business world. WENTWORTH MASSIE Jimmie Jones Junior, Went, 'tWenty Boys' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1433 Mathematics Club 123 3 Thyrsus Club 133 1-13 g Class President 143. EJ'ceccli'ng 'H1ffHLf'1lI1lCS8 And pure nobility of temperament. lXfentworth's two favorite pastimes are arguing and dancing. He seems to thrive on debatesg and as for danc- ing, he would just as soon do that as eat. Perhaps that is one of the reasons why he is so popular with the young ladies. Went is one of those to whom the call of the mathematics book is more potent than that of the athletic field. We really should not be surprised some day to hear that he had become President, for he seems to have a par- ticular knack for filling the requirements of such an otlice. He plans to go to Brown for two or four years and then to M. 1. T. HARRIICT MAY Hat,'y Harry Girls' Athletic Association 113 123 133 1433 Thyrsus Club 113 123 133 143- .'l .shy face 'is better Hum fl forward heart. This is our Hat , the tall girl with the expression wist ful or jolly. as her mood may be. She is one of our Classical students who has successfully withstood the re- quirements of her course. She knows a lot more than she thinks she does. Just ask Miss Richmond! Harriet is a pleasant vonipanion to all her friendsg and, as a musician, she can do her share in entertaining, for she is both a violinist and pianist. At present. she plans to go to Kingston. 27

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MARIE MARGUERITH MCGARRY Blondie Girls' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1-15: Orc-liestra 115 125 135 1-15. rind lzcr mlnlzy looks Iiuny on hm' frnzples like a 110111011 fIec'r'r'. Our Marie is 0119 of those envied and 11111011 copied individuals whoin nature has endowed with a shining crown of glory. But tl1is is not the o11ly enviable charni that Marie possesses. 'She has a cheery disposition: and as sl1e plays a violin like Kreisler, she is a welcome asset to the High School orchestra. From what we hear. how- ever. Marie does 11ot intend to further this accomplish- ment. lmut is going to the Rhode Island College of liduea- tion to lleconle a school tear-her. NVQ know that she will lie a teacher whom all her pupils will adore. ATLANTA MCIXTUSH Girls' Athletic Association 1453 Thyrsus Uluh 1453 Crims- touirm Board 145. There 'is mme like her, none. Atlanta l1as heen with us for only a year. llut that has lieen time enough for her to prove to us that she is an excellent student. In tl1e 'Chl'lStl1l21S play she showed us that she could act. too. Atlanta has niade many friends in our school. lxut her most constant companion is her Boston liag. for that liag is to Atlanta what the little lamlm was tn Mary. Atlanta has decided to go to an art school. Perhaps. in the future, gowns designed hy Madame Mc- Intosh will lie one of tl1e topics of conversation among the ladies as they sip their afternoon tea. ANDREW THOMAS Mc-NAMARA 'iblacj' Harp Boys' Athletic Association 115 125 135 1453 Head Col- lector 1453 Thyrsus Club 115 125 135 145g Chairman Social Connnittee 1-15g Baseball 115 125 135 145: Captain 135 3 Hockey 135 145g Football 145 3 Track 135 1-15 : Class Treasurer 145. 'Z-l man, more pure and bold and just Was ?1C'l'C'l' born into the of11'fl1. Mac is unquestionalmly the most popular lnoy in the 1-lass. A glance at his long list of activities shows his skill as an athlete. He has reeelved good niarks in his studies. although they would never shock any one. Mae is soine- thing of an actor. having taken part in several plays. He is very olmligiug Zlllll will go to any reasonable length to do a favor. Ile is one fl'01ll whom we expect great things in the future. He hopes to go to Brown i11 the fall. 29