Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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Uhr skilful' Ginza rrsprrtfullg hrhiraim ihv 1931 CHrsuuitnuian tn Ihr Asnimmut Idriuripal muh Athlriir Illirrrtnr, Tllagnnnnh IK. Ehnmp- ann, in rrrnguitinn uf hia untiring arruirr tn Olrmwtnn ihigh Srhnnl as arhrnt nrirntiat muh inapiring trurhrr.

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- --- 3' Q '- if .W.f 71 F WW' f ' : 'w 't' f a i-i Wtf 1 ' t vm ! 'I ' W W -1. MfA01mMlfiillilllwlwllllfliil.llN0ulnnl04L4'mf Mila! lillflllllilltllndfllft df ll M VilWff,lim1ltfi Foreword In presenting the 1931 Cranstonian, the Editors desire to call at- tention to the fact that the past year has seen the birth ofa second official school publication. At the end of the first semester our news- paper, The Green Lantern, began its career. The creation ofa newspaper has necessitated a decided change in the character of this and all future numbers of the Cranstonian. All mattefs of momentary interest and significance, which affect student life, find their expression through the channels of the newspaper, while the Cranstonian becomes essentially a summary of the year's activities, gathered and recorded for future reference. As yet, the lines of deviation from the former issues have not had the time to become distinct. Hence, the difficulty of breaking a tradition and of establishing a precedent has fallen upon the SENIOR CLASS of 1931.

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