Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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P. A , ,gg x- 4 -at. af. nc ac. Je. an JL 35 B J rv 'I D J 0 l LA J P 4 , I, f' If bi 'a 'Pl :z gs: 1 'J4 J VI I-1 2, i 7 L CLARENCE W. BOSWORTH, Principal lv J r' 'I if uc sc 'sr 'ac ac nc Ur-

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:Sl ld: till l I Y 2-1. ,- mill Ltli lei ps ,v- l 'I is 4.2- .ei 553 will 5-! .ilk 'f isa .fda T E lil 9 I I P' l fig? ll 5 TQ tp gg., Z many other matters the students could and should effectively handle The way to practically all of these acttuttzes lies tn the power of the Student Council But to obtain them only broad mznded stu dents with the destre to make their school better should be elected to the Counczl Two dangers ln particular should be auorded in the electron of representatives that of electing a student merely because of a high scholastic standing and that of electtng a student because of popularzty Either of these types ts apt to have too much znterest rn other subjects The best representative ts the one wzllzng to glue up tzme to study the situations that come before a Student Council A Council of actwe thinkers acttng on tts own znztzatzve could soon brmg about changes such as those suggested The Student Council should buzld on the respect of the pupils and in so dozng prosper Realzzzng the broadened minds we have obtained through con tact wzth our fellow students under the guidance of our teachers we believe that those who followzng us undergo the same changes will want to carry on the work we have started With the sincere belief that both students and alumnae are working toq better condztzons rn their school the 1925 CRANSTONIAN Board wzll feel justly re paid for its strenuous labors zf thts edztzon of the CRANSTONIAN spurs them on to greater efforts TO A FIREFLY Fireily, thou tiny bearer of the light, The light of blue and green, Why dost thou flit unseen O'er the dewy lawn at twilight? 'Mid the sweet-briar roses thy lamp so bright Shines with a silver sheen. Torch of the fairy queen Is thy clear lantern at night. O Firefly, art thou a star Dropt from the deep, blue sky, Lost on this green earth of ours? Is that why thou gleam'st in hollyhocks far? Search not for thy home on high, But stay in this land of flowers. DOROTHY LEE CHAMPLIN. 5 -, .,-f x '-ni-x:lK' 'gal , X 5 ay Q 1 FK' . -'yi' 'e 1 , 1' , 1 - 5 A, lg 'xi , xxx! , l 1 ll ill l ' '. QJ5 C124 f-QD?

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MQ? 'MARGARET A. FULLER, A. K Ellarnltg Principal R 4 CLARENCE W. BOSWORYIH, A. M. Brown University. Sub-Principal 'RAYMOND R. THOMPSON, B. S. Colby College. WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS, A. M. Brown University. EULALIE J. TOWNE, A. B. Brown University. HELEN D. BARRETT, A. B. Boston University. GEORGE F. BURT, A. B. Amherst College. ANNE W. CARPENTER, A. M. Brown University. fl Brown University. M. MADELEINE KANE, A. B. Brown University. BESSIE L. COGSWELL, A. B. Boston University. LOUISE C. KENNEDY, A. B. w,n University. A KBSWLIKEN, A. B. Bates College. IDA E. ARNOLD, A. M. Brown University. SARA A. THOMPSON, A. B. Boston University. Wellesley College. THALMA H. GORDON, A. B. K 4 S ith lege 1Substituting for Miss Fuller. M. KATHERINE PAGE Chandler School for Women. EVELYN R. BROWN, A. B. University of New Hampshire. , MARIAN A. BENTON, Litt. B. . Boston University5 1 ., ,C ,X . :EL c , - t TEDYTHE F. REEvEs, A. B. Brown University. 5 I GERTRUDE E. M RT NS, A. B. Tufts College.5,g,,,4L,,, CARLETON W. MERRITT, A. B. I niversity of Maine. I 5 A ,I ACE E. ENIERSON, Ed. M. H, VW.. 'W' Boston University. I'IAT'I'IE M. HOLT. A. M.-- ' IRENE D. CARLIN, Ph. B. Brown University. ARLENE E. PRESTON, A. B. Mt. Holyoke College. HENRY J. ANOLIM, Fitchburg Normal School. MARY D. JACKSON, I Simmons College. 1 ' ' ' ELIZABETH SULLIVAN. I V R. I. College of Education. HENRY REEVES, Springfield Y. M. C. A. ERNE SONNE, R. I. School of Design. E. ANNA JOHNSON, Sargent School for Physical Training. ' HENRY E. CUTLER, B. S. University of New Hampshire. be fl '-1 V, 5-1::1': ' f': '-ff I I- ,wl 'e'-