Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1940 volume:

f , l - M L E P E W L 4 4 , I ,Q , Q fg,3i'Y - .. V , . at E 1. . V qu ' A 5 cglzlee ,Gmnstonian fl' ...J l X I 5 Q33 nk 7940 Published by the Seniors of Cranston High School Cranston Rhode Island gl I ...4 wif, Dil 51m 0 zz... Gontents l l 4 Foreword Dedication Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Photography Advertisements U ff so FHHHNUHH To be a little further on the road, A little nearer somewhere, some few steps Advanced i.nto the iuture l940 To give a vivid picture of our road of life through Cranston High School is the purpose oi this issue oi our Cranstonia:n. We have traveled a long way with one another, but soon our road will branch in many directions. In later years may this Cran- stonian serve to bring us together and to let us travel again that road along which We found so many friends and enioyable activities. - 4 .. nmmnnnw Harm! MR. C. HERBERT TAYLOR In sincere appreciation for his loyal and untiring efforts to maintain the high standards of Cranston High School-scholastic. social, and U athletic-we dedicate this issue oi The Cranstonian to our principal, Mr. C. Herbert Taylor. - 5 .. 1940 Jc!mz'm'stratt'on ancf Cgdacufty - 2 -all Top: Principals Council Cin party Miss Cowles, Mr. Top: Miss Morgan, Clewk. Thompson, Misses Milliken, Carpenter, Emerson, Middle: Mr. Taylor, Principalg Mr. Suwin, Science and Mrs. Durfee faround tablej, Mr. Sawin and Mr, Attgwdanceg Mr- Hatton, Tyuam Qljfice,-A Taylor fat sidel. , Bottom: Miss Howard and Miss Grogan, Asst. Clerks. Bottom: Miss Carpenter, Libwwian. -6- Jofmzlfzlstratlon and Cgdacufty Top: Miss Cogswell, Typewriting. Top: Miss Milliken, Dean and English. Middle: Mr. Thayer, Science. Bottom: Mr. Latham, School Treasurer and Science. Bottom: Miss Mclnerney. Music. -7- i acuity PRINCIPAL C. HERBERT TAYLOR B. S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ed. M., Harvard University, Bates College ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RAYMOND R. THOMPSON B. S., Colby College Chemistry Student Council DEAN OF GIRLS VERA L. MILLIKEN A. B., Bates College A. M., Columbia University Director of Athletics, Supervisor of Green Key English, Student Council, Dean's Council THENRY F. ANGLIM Assembly Committee, Social Committee NORMAN B. DODGE B. S. Ed., State Teacher's College, Fitchburg, Mass. Ed. B., Rhode Island College of Education, Mechanical Drawing. Director of Manual Arts. IDA E. ARNOLD Ph. B., A. M., Brown University. Commercial Geography. MARION ARNOLD B. S., Rhode Island State College. Home Economics. HELEN D. BARRETT A. B., Boston University. Spanish, El Circulo Espanol. BLAWRENCE E. BLISS A. B., Clark University, Ed. M., Boston University. English. CATHERINE A. BRYANT A. B., Vassar College, A. M., Radcliffe College. History, History Club. MARGUERITE E. BURKE B. S., Boston University. Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Machines, Thrift Council, Girls' Bowling Club. ANNE W. CARPENTER A. B., A. M., Brown University. Library, Library Circle. NICHOLAS E. CIMORELLI Ph. B., Providence College, A. M., Brown University. Italian, Italian Club. BESSIE L. COGSWELL A. B., Boston University. Typewriting, Point Committee. A. EILEEN CORRIGAN B. Ed., Rhode Island College of Educationg B. C. Sc., Bryant College. Typewriting, Filing, Swimming. TRUTH C. COWLES B. S., Ed. M., Middlebury College. Home Economics, Swimming. JEAN CURREN B. S., Marywood College. Student Teacher in Home Economics. HENRY E. CUTLER B. S., University of New Hampshire. Machine Shop, Shop Mathematics, Boxing, I. V. Football. A. B., A. M., Brown University. English, Movie Critics Club. TMADELINE K. DURFEE A. B., A. M., Brown University. History, Sociology. CORNELIA M. EHRGOTT A. B., Boston University, College Economics, History. SQGRACE C. EMERSON A. B., Boston University, Ed. M., Harvard University. Mathematics. FREDERIC B. ETTER B. P. E., Springfield College. Physical Education, Band, Boys' Leader Corps, Cheer Leaders. H. LESLIE FERGUSON Bowdoin College. Chemistry, Ass't. Athletic Director, Chemistry Club, Tennis, Traffic Marshals. :BLAURA B. GILMORE A. B., University of New Hampshire, A. M., McGill University. French, German, French Club. H. GERALD GORDON B. S. in Ed., State Teachers' College, Salem, Mass. Salesmanship, Ass't. Coach of Basketball, Baseball, I. V. Football. f THALMA H. GORDON A Q -5 A. B., Smith College, i 46,41-Q ' A. M., Columbia University. Mathematics, junior Class Adviser. GEORGE H. HAINES, JR. B. S., Rhode Island State College. History, Golf, Corridor Marshals. ' ANNA T. HANRAHAN A. B., Brown Universitgia V History. ANNA M. HARRINGTON Chandler School for Women. Bookkeeping, Senior Class Adviser, Tennis. RUTH L. HASSELL A. B., Brown University. Public Speaking, Senior Play, Dramatic Club Plays. FRIEDA W. HATCH A. B., A. M., University of Maine. English. of Liberal Arts. 8 1. CONSTANCE M. HAYDEN Ph. B., A. M., Brown University. Biology, Green Lantern. rf WALTER D. HAYES . B. S., Bowdoin College. Algebra, Biology, Biology Club. E. ANN JOHNSON Sargent College of Physical Education, B. S., Columbia University. Physical Education, Basketball, Girls' Leader Corps, Golf, Riding Club, Tennis. HELEN JONES A. B., Wheaton College, A. M., Columbia University. Mathematics, Thyrsus Club. ETHEL E. KELLEY A. B., A. M., University of New Hampshire. English. THOMAS F. KELLEY A. B., A. M., Brown University. History, Latin, Senior Class Adviser. DONALD S. LATHAM B. S., Sc. M., Brown University. Chemistry, Mathematics, School Treasurer. DORINE E. LAUDATI , R A. B., Brown KQRUQW English, HifTri.' HOLGER I. LAWSON Providence Trade School. Woodworking. EDITH J. LEGG A. B., Brown University. Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, Sophomore Class Adviser. GEORGE W. LINNANE B. S. Ed., Boston University. Bookkeeping, V. Basketball, Green Lantern. CATHERINE E. MACKAY , B. S., Rhode Island State College. Home Economics. Ass't. Coach of Girls, Basketball. DOROTHY C. MAGUIRE A. B., A. M. Brown University History, junior Class Adviser. LAWRENCE C. M-ANSUR A. M., Clark University. Shop Mathematics, Physics, Band, Radio Club, Slide Rule. ELINOR C. MARGERUM A. B., A. M., Brown University. Mathematics, Cranstonian Literary Adviser LILLIAN M. MCCABE A, B., Brown University. English. ANNA L. MOINERNEY Institute of Music Pedagogy, Rhode Island College of Education. Music, Glee Clubs, C ' rch stra, K ELIZABETH ME A. B., Wellesley ollege, A. M., University of Chic go. English, French, French Club. KATHERINE PAGE Chandler School for Women. Stenogaphy, Bowling Club. VIVIAN S. PEELING A. B., Smith College. English, French, Girls' Tennis. MONA R. PENDERGAST A. B., Boston University. French, Spanish. L. ve Club. ,S ho and State College. So Gpwtg. it YTHE F. REEVES A. B., A. M., Brown University. Latin, French, Sophomore Class Adviser. ALICE W. ROE - A. B., Brown University, b EZ! B. S. S., Bryant College. Commercial Arithmetic, Geogra hy. EARLE W. B. ROGERS W B Ph. B., A. M., Brown Univers . English. :REDWARD P. SAWIN B. S., Connecticut State College, Sc. IW., University of New Hampshire. Physics, Student Court. LORNA M. SMITH A. B., Wheaton College. English. MARIE F. SMITH N ,, , ' A. B., Brown University. NVNL Q g English, German, German Club. ERNA SONNE B. A. E., Rhode Island School of Design. Art, Studio Group. EDXVARD C. STEBBINS State Teachers' College, Fitchburg, Mass. Mechanical Drawing, Baseball, Basketball, Football. ELFA A. STREETER State Teachers' College, Plymouth, N. H. Home Economics, Home Economics Club. ANNA G. SULLIVAN B. S., Ed. M., Boston University. Stenography, Riding Club. WALTER E. SWEENOR State Teachers' College, Fitchburg, Mass. Printing, Cranstonian Business Adviser. ELIZABETH R. TABOR A. B., Wheaton College. Substitute in English, History, Commercial Geography. JOHN B. THAYER Ph. B., A. M., Brow er gb Biology, Cafeteria Mars 1 s. SARA A. THOMPSON A. B., Boston Univer ,I College of Liberal Arts. English. TWILLIAM H. VALENTINE B. B. S., Boston University, Ed. M., Rhode Island College of Education. Commercial Law, Auditor of Financial Records. H. HOWARD WARDWELL B. S., Ed. M., Bates College. Sciences, Track Athletics. J. HAROLD G. WAY A. B., A. M., Ped. D., McGill University. Economics, Auditor of Registers. MARGARET YOUNG B. S. Ed., Boston University. English. ALFRED P. ZAMBARANO Royal Conservatory of Naples, Italy. Bandmaster. EDNA MORGAN Clerk. BARBARA M. GROGAN Assistant Clerk. MAR JORIE HOWARD Assistant Clerk. 'iDepartment Head EO.. Iln fllvmnriam HATTIE MARIA HOLT THE memory of one who was at the same time friend. counselor, and teacher will linger long with those who knew Miss Hattie M. Holt, for many years head of the Latin department of Cranston High School. In her classes she ever strove to instill a deep appreciation of the classics which she loved so dearly. As senior class adviser, Miss Holt was always willing to lend a hand when needed or to offer some helpful suggestion. Indeed, hers was a life of true service and devotion. EVELYN LOUISE RICHARDSON WHEN Miss Richardson graduated from Pem- broke prepared for teaching, she was happy to choose her Alma Mater, Cranston High School. After a year as student instructor in the history de- partment, she became a regular member of our faculty in the fall of 1939. Miss Richardson loved teaching and she will always be remembered for her quiet, persevering devotion to her work. 110.- HHSSES Q 5 1, '2 s Hic locus est, partis ubi se via iindit in ambas. -Virgil THERE are three ages oi man at Cranston High School. First is the lowly, but enthusiastic Sophomore whom the abrupt change from Iunior High importance to Senior High obscurity has left somewhat bewildered. Then comes the aspiring Iunior, seasoned now to the routine. and already eying cap and gown. Last behold the mighty Senior, poised. assured. awaiting graduation and new worlds to conquer. Soon other feet will iollow the path that once he trod: another generation will maintain Cranston prowess, for Seniors come and Seniors go, but the school goes on-forever. 19110 82 Mftclfy 1940 PRESIDENT DONALD MICHAEL DWYER, L'Donnie 5 4 Rhodes Avenue , Scientific Donnie is that popular, fun-loving fellow who is known to all both for his athletic and his executive ability. His excellent leadership of our Champ' ionship Football Team, in addition to his commendable work on the hockey and baseball teams, has earned him a place in Cranston's Hall of Fame. Atlil. Council 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Cl. Pres. 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Capt. 45 Hifi' 3, 4g Treas. 35 Pres. 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Capt. 4: H. R, Pres. 25 V. Football 25 Capt. 25 Student Council 3, 45 Treas. 35 Traf. Mar. 2, 3, 4. VICE PRESIDENT . JOSEPH THOMAS KERSHAW, JR., uTom 90 Doane Street Scientific Active, ambitious, and popular are the words for our vice president. Made up of a perfect combination of social activity and scholastic ability, Tom is one of our most ideal students. Success seems assured for him in the study of chemistry at State. Biology C. 2, 35 Cl. V. Pres. 45 Cross Country 45 Hif'Y 45 H. R. Pres. 2, 45 R. I. Honor Societyg Track 3. SECRETARY DOROTHY Lois HIGSON, Dot 26 Brookwood Road Classical Ideal Cranstonite! These two significant words express to us what a superlative girl Dot is. Her high scholarship, together with her athletic ability and her outstanding leadership, has earned for her the highest esteem of her classmates, and these same qualities should make her future a happy one. Atlil. Council 45 Sec. 45 Cli. Soc. Corn. 35 Cl. Sec. 45 Cl. Soc. Corn. 45 Cranstonian Bd. 45 Dean's Council 3, 45 V. Pres. 45 French C. 3, 45 Golf C. 3, 45 Green L. Bd. 45 H. R. Sec. 2, 45 H. R. V. Pres. 2, 35 Leader Corps 3, 45 R. I. Honor Societyg Riding C. 3, 45 Traf. Mar. 4. TREASURER RUTH ESTHER OSTERLUND, Ruthie 24 Frances Avenue General Ruth Osterlund-attractive, friendly, and efficient. Her list of activities is proof of her versatility, for she held a class oflice for two years and also took an active part in athletics. We feel sure that Ruth's competence and ambition will make her equally successful when she enters the Homeopathic Hospital to become a nurse. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Biology C. 2g Bowling C. 45 Mgr. 45 Chemistry C. 35 Cl. Soc. Com. 45 Cl. Treas. 3, 45 Green L. Col. 4, History C. 25 H. R. Sec. 25 Leader Corps' 3. 4. SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MARY ANN BUDLONG, Rosebud 604 Pontiac Avenue College General Here's to Rosie! She is the Jolly Cranstonite whose infectious good humor has delighted us for the four years we have known her. She, has a practical side as well. She proved herself an able chairman of the Social Committee, where, with her enthusiasm and originality, she helped to make the important events of our senior year the success that they were. Band 2, 3, 45 Green L. Col. 45 H. R. Dues Col. 3, 45 H. R. Sec. 3, 45 Leader Corps 3, 45 Riding C. 2, 3, Soc. Com. Ch. 4. Q .Fwd 5' CRANSTIDN 0 HIGH O SCll00L 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN ROBERT HARRIS ALDRICH, Bob 1 Howarcl, R. I. Classical EClitorfinfChief Green Lantern 4g Ri I. Honor Society. OLINDO EDMUND AMORE, Lindy 149 Alto Street Scientijic Basketball 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4g Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Italian C. 4, Leader Corps 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE WHALLEY AMSDEN, Ice Hope Avenue, Fislqeville General ROBERT SELDEN ANDERSON, Andy 40 Hemlock Avenue Manual Arts Glee C. 43 I. V. Football 2. RUSSELL WILBUR ANDREWS, Bill 19 Hayes Street General JAMES RAYMOND ANTHONY, Ray 30 Park Avenue College General Green L. Bd. 4, Octave C. 2g Orch. 2. DOROTHY ARZOOMANIAN, Dolly f 7 Riverfarm Road College General MARY GRACE BALDINO 4 Robson Street Commercial Dean's Council 3, 4g Glee C. 2, 3g R. L Honor Society. ROBERT BARBIERI, Blueberries 215 Crescent Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4g Thrift Coun. 2. GEORGE WALTER BARDSLEY 67 Lexington Avenue Scientijic g 4 CRANSTIDN 0 .HIGH O SCHO0L f -13- THE iCRANSTONIAN 1940 l LAWRENCE DEWEY BARRETT, JR., i'Larry 24 Charles Street Sgigntijg Chemistry C. 3, 4. BERTHA ALICE BARNEY, Tootie 58 Elmhurst Avenue I Commercial Glee C. 2, Point Com. 3, R. I. Honor Society. BEATRICE FREEMAN BARTON, Bea I, 176 Montgomery Avenue Commercial Basketball 3, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, 4g Point Com. 3, 4.' WARREN STUYVESANT PRESCOTT BARROWS li Rosewood Avenue Scientific ESTHER MARIE BENGTSON, Sadie 441 Doric Avenue Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee C. 2, 3, 45 Leader Corps 4, Thrift Coun. 2. DOROTHY ANNE BATTEY, Dot 83 Richland Road Commercial Basketball 45 Bowling C. 25 Caf. Mar. 2, Glee C. 2, 3, 45 Green L. Col. 3g H. R. Pres, 29 H. R. Sec. 3, Thrift Coun. 4. HOPE DOROTHY BERGQUIST, Hopie 263 Wellington Avenue Commercial Basketball Mgr. 2, Choir 33 Glee C. 3, 4. IRENE SOPHIA BENSON, I V 68 Hawthorne Avenue Commercial Glee C. QR LYN ELAINE BOLTON, 'iLynn NR 67 Friendly Road College General Basketball 3, 4. ' ALICE MARJORIE BERRY ' 37 Case Avenue College General 5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chemistry C. 3, 4g Green L. Bd. 43 French C. 3, 4g Leader Corps 4g Literary C. 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3: R. I. Honor Society: Rifle C. 25 Tennis C. 2, 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4. CRANSTON I HIGH I SClIO0L IJ --14L f l r 1940 THE CRANSTUNIAN af l MARJORIE ANN BOMELY, Margie 43 Butter Street Commercial Q Bowling C. 3, 4g Green L. Typist 4. ROBERT JOHN BRINE, NBOIJM 28 Riverfarm Road Scientific ' Assembly Com, 3, Corr. Mar. 49 Cranstonian Bd. 4g A Green L. Bd. 3g HifY 4, H, R. Pres. 2, 4g H. R. V. ' Pres, 33 R. I. Honor Society, Student Council 2. lMARCIA PECKHAM BUDLoNG 83 Albert Avenue College General Glee C. 2, 33 Golf C. 3, 4g Pres. 3, 43 H. R. Sec. 2, 4, Leader Corps 3, 4g Literary C. 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3g Riding C. 2, 3, 4,'Tennis C, 2, 3. I ANNA BELLE CASEY 60 Lincoln Avenue College General Literary C. 3g Movie Critics C, 4. RAYMOND EUGENE CELLEMME, Toe 30 Bain Street General Italian C. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 3, 4g Wrestling 3. DOROTHEA KATHERINE CHAMPAGNE. Champy 208 Parlq Avenue Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, All Star Team 2, 3, Glee C. 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 2g H. R, V. Pres. 4. SUE CIANO 46 Matliewson Street Commercial Green L. Col. 4. ELEANOR ELSIE CICCONE 255 Farmington Avenue Commercial Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Thrift Coun. 2, 3. ' ALICE COCKSHUTT 770 Park Avenue Commercial Glee C. 2g History C. 4. LOUISE FRANKLIN COOK, Cookie 102 Columbia Avenue College General Green Key 3, 4g Green L. Col. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, 3g Leader Corps 4g Riding C. 2, 3, 4, Swimming C. 2, 3, 4g Mgr. 3, 4g Capt. 4. CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH I SCll00L .-.- 15 L eg A I TIIE CRANSTDN IAN 1940 .1 MARCIA SMITH COREY 35 Glen Avenue College General Cranstonian Bd. 43 Glee C. 3, 45 Golf C. 3, 4g History C. 4, HifTri 23 Leader Corps 3, 45 Rifle C. 2, 3, Swimming C. 4. RITA MARY COGMEY 240 Clarendon Street Commercial Home Ec. C. 3, 4g Soc. Com. Ch. 3, Swimming C. 3. ELIZABETH RUTH CRANK, Betty Howard, Rhode Island College General Choir 4g Glee C. 4g Literary C. 3. ROWLAND GARDNER CORNELL 167 Flint Avenue General ROSE MARIE CRUDALE, sappy 64 New Hampshire Street General Biology C. 25 HifTri 3g Italian C. 4. EDITH MARION CROWE, Caw Caw 477 Wellington Avenue b , General Basketball 2, 3, 45 History C, 3, 4, Hifllri 4. HARVEY GEORGE DARELIUS, uI'Iarve 55' Broolgwood Road College General Bowling C. 2, Football 3, 4g Hockey 3, 4g Italian C. 3, 4. WILLIAM PHILLIP CUMMINGS, 'kSnuiTy 236 Auburn Street General ANGELINA DELUCA, Angie 99 Old Oak Road Commercial Glee C. 2, 3, 4. MARY DELBONIS, uMargie Olney Arnold Road Commercial Home Ee. C. 45 Treas. 4. CRANSTIDN 0 HIGH I SCHO0L N . 1940 THE CBANSTON IAN CARMINO DOMONIC DIPIPPO, Zip 76 Alto Street Scientijic PASCO ANTHONY DIZAZZO, Kid Disaster 44 Fletclier Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4, Boxing 4, Green L. Bd, 4. IOHN GERALD DODD, Jerry ' 15 Clarion Street Commercial H. R. Pres. 2, 3, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 4. ROBERT MASON DREW, Bob 295 Oalqlawn Avenue Scientiyic Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, Octave C. 2, 3, 4, Treas, 4, Senior Play, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Play 4, Christmas Play 3. ANNE MARY DUARTE, k'Annie' Phenix Avenue General Home Ec, C. 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Com. MARGARET MARIE DUBE, Peggy 14 Pine Street Commercial H. R, Sec. 2, 3, Swimming C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Treas, 4. HELEN GERTRUDE DUFFY 372 Pontiac Avenue Classical Cl. Soc. Com. 3, 4, Corr. lvlar, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4, French C. 3, 4, Glee C. 3, Golf C. 3, 4: Green L. Bd. 4, Green L. Col. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, Leader Corps 3, 4, Lib. Circle 3, Literary C. 3, Riding C. 3, 4, R. I. Honor Society. JANET KERR ETTLINGER 26 Crotliers Avenue General 'Basketball 3, 4, Rifle C. Z. BARBARA HALL FARROW, Barb'1 2 Scituate Avenue ' College General Orchestra 2, 35N I 51 is , ARAH ELIZABETH ,FIELD K 4 Harding Avenue I College General Cranstonian Bd. 4, Dfizlns Council 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, i Pres, 4, Glee C. 3, Green L. Bd. 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, H. R. Sec. 3, H. R. V. Pres. 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Student Council Del. 4, Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. il ik lnylii CRANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L --17- :fi .. fi THE CRANSTIINIAN G- ! CRANSTIIN O X fs ef? ELSIE BENITA GARLICK, C. L. 1940 101 Edgewood Avenue College General Thrift Cash. 2, 3, RAYMOND AUGUSTUS FISETTE, Ray 742 Park Avenue General H. R, V. Pres. 3g Cl. Soc. Com. 4. JOHN HOINARD GIBBS, JR., Eightfba1l 30 Crothers Avenue General Football 3, 4. ROWLAND GAUNT, Rollie 25 Legion Way Scientiflc French C. 43 Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Green L. Bd. 4, Leader Corps 2, 3, 4g Treas. 4. THOMAS WILLIAM GREEN, JR., 'LTommy 35' Eddy Street ' General Chemistry C. 33 Track 3. DOROTHY LOUISE GRAY, uDOtty 231 Lambert Street Commercial FREDERICK IRVING HANSON, s'Fred 33 Dixwell Avenue Commercial VIRGINIA EDITH GUSTAFSON, Ginny 54 Beech Avenue College General Basketball 2. 3, 4g Biology C. 2g Chemistry C. 35 H, R. V. Pres. 3, History C. 2, Leader Corps 4. DORIS MARIE HAYES, Dot 49 Berwick Lane Commercial Bowling C. 3, 43 Glee C. 2, 3g Home Ec. Riding C. 3, 4. EDWIN GRANT HARRINGTON, 'lUncle Ed 19 Harding Avenue College General A. A. Bus. Mgr. 4g Glee C. 2, 3. HIGH O SCHO0L --1g- C. 4, 1940 THE CBANSTONIAN DAVID HEDISON, Dave 95 Edgewood Avenue Scientific Athl. Council 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: HifY 3, 4, Pres. 3: Jr. Hi-Y 2, H. R. Pres. Z, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4: Soc. Com. 3, Court 3, 4, Trai. Mar. 2, 3, Ch. 3, V. Pres. Class 3. JOHN ALBERT HOLMES, Lint '78 Bain Street Commercial . Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Green Key 2, 3: H. R. Pres. 3, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Thrift Cash. 2. LOUTS CHARLES IACAMPO, Buck Jr. 56 Old Oak Avenue General ELEANOR ANNE IDONE, Ellie 28 Clemence Street Home Economics Glee C. 2, Home Ec. C. 2, 3, 4, Thrift Cash 3, 4. C JOSEPH EDWARD JENNINGS, 'LLefty 132 Garden Street General Corr. Mar. 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 2, 4, Hi'Y 3, 4, Italian ' C. 2, 3, 4. EDWIN RAYMOND JEROME, JR., Ray ' 356 Auburn Street Scientific Chemistry C, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4, Football 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 3, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, HifY 4, R. I. Honor Society, Student Council 4, Traf. Mar. 3, 4, Ch. 4. LESTER WARREN JORDAN, uLet , 40 Arlington Avenue College General Chemistry C. 3, 4. BENJAMIN BOWMAN KEYES, Scarzy 173 Park Avenue General MAX ROBERT KNICKERBOCKER, JR., Knick 244 Greenwood Street College General Biology C. 2, Green L. Col. 2, 3, 4, Thrift Cash. 2, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BENNETT LAMB, Bob 240 Clarendon Street General 1 Band 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3, 4. 1 4 l , XP. CRANSTON o HIGH o SClIO0L -..E 5 THE CBANSTQINIAN 1940 JOHN HILTON LARSEN, Jack 51 Oak Street Commercial Bowling C. 4g H. R. V. Pres. 25 Thrift Coun. 3, 4. RAPHAELA LAROCCA, k'RufHe 14 Vervena Street Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4g Home Ec. 45 Leader Corps 4g Thrift Cash. 2, 35 Asst. Cash. 4. ALBERT THOMAS LEPORE, Leap 11 Roland Avenue General GEORGE LEROY LAURIE, Ching 305 Niantic Avenue College General Cranstonian Bd. 4. HELEN ELIZABETH LYNCH 53 Natick Avenue V Commercial BARBARA EL1zAB1eI1fri1,oiQfii 'B0b 40 'Tallman Ave l .- jk LUV I Commercial Bowling , 3g Deanls Council 2, 3, 45 Glee C. 2, 3, 45 reen L. Col. 3g Lib. Circle 2, 35 V. Ch. 35 Literary C. 25 R. I. Honor Society. GEORGE JOSEPH MADDEN, JR. 159 Clarendon Street Commercial Bowling C. 3. SUZANNE LOIS MACDONALD, Nsulieyn 11 Hudson Place General Art C. 2, 3g Glee C. 2. SEYMOUR CONRAD MANKOVITZ, Monk 240 Montgomery Avenue Scientific Band 2, 35 Football 4g HifY Program Ch. 4g Track 3, 4. CLIFFORD SPOONER MAINE, 'iClilIo 10 Waldron. Avenue Scientific Biology C. 2, 33 Chemistry C. 33 Glee C. 2g H. R. Pres. ' 3g Orch. Mgr. 3, 4g Interclass Basketball 2, 3g R. I. i Honor Societyg Science Award. A CllANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L ... -20' 1940 THE CRANSTIJNIAN KATHLEEN JEANNETTE MARTIN, Latsie I5 Doylston Drive General H. R. V. Pres. 43 Leader Corps 43 Riding C. 2, 3. 4: R. I. Honor Society. EDWARD WILLIAM MASON 50 Harding Avenue Scientific Football 2. 33 Green Key, 2, 3, 4g H. R. Pres. 2, 33 Radio C. 2, 3. ROBERT HAROLD MASON, Bob 25' Stratford Road Scientific Chemistry C. 3, 4. MARIE HAMBLIN MCCABE 274 Pontiac Avenue Commercial FRANK JOSEPH MCGUINN, Mugs 2 Ruxton Street General Baseball 43 Basketball V. 23 Varsity 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT MILLER 59 Shirley Boulevard Scientific Assembly Com. 43 Biology C. 23 Chemistry C. 3, 43 Athletics Bus. Mgr. 33 General Bus. Mgr. of Athletics 43 Green Key 3, 4g V. Pres. 43 Stu. Coun. Del. 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ETHEL MORRIS, Gin 97 Wollastori Street Commercial Basketball 23 Caf. Mar. 43 Chorus Z, 3, 43 Cranstonian Bd. 43 Glee C. 2, 3, 43 H. R. Sec. 33 Movie Critics C. 4g Pres. 43 Octave C. 33 V. Pres. 3. NATALIE MORROCCO, 'kNell 63 Sherwood Street General Home EC, C. 3. JOHN EUGENE MURATORE, Johnny 30 Whipple Avenue General H. R. Pres. 23 Italian C. 2, 3, 43 Stu. Coun. Del. 43 Vsfrestling 3, 4g R. I. Honor Society. ALICE ELIZABETH MURPHY, Al 164 Richard Street Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee C. 2, 3, 4g History C. 43 Sec. 43 HifTri 43 Movie Critics C. 4g Treas. 43 Thrift Cash. 3. rj C I CRANSTIIN' Q HIGH a SCll00L Y THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 GRACE JEAN OLIVER, ucvraciell 177 Third Avenue Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cranstonian Col. 43 Glee C. 2, 3, 4g Thrift Cash. 2. WINIFRED FANNIE NOYES, Winnie 29 Waldron Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4. RUTH ELEANOR OSTIGUY 12 Eldridge Street Commercial Glee C. 3, History C. 4, Hi'Tri 3. HELEN ELIZABETH OLSON 156 Harper Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 3, 4g Cranstonian Typist 4, Green L. Typist 43 HifTri 2, 3. EVELYN PALIOTTI, Squeegie 379 Webster Avenue Commercial DORIS LOUISE OWEN, Doclo 'SO Moorland Avenue College General Band 2, 3, 45 French C. 4g HifTri 2g Leader Corps 4, Orch. 2g Swimming 3, 4. LOUISE MARY FINDER, Dimples 702 Dyer Avenue Commercial Court 2, 3, Stenog, 4g H. R. Sec. 3, Leader Corps 43 Point Com. 4, R. I. Honor Societyg Student Council 2, 3, 45 Sec. 2, 3. ERNEST HERBERT PEARSON, Swede 315 Nortltup Street Commercial Band 2, 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 43 I-I. R. V. Pres. 33 Orch. 25 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH QUILTY, Little Bit 112 Burnside Street College General CHARLES PETER PLACE, Charlie 7 Scituate Avenue General Glee C. 45 -I. V. Football 2, Leader Corps 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. ia CBANSTDN Q HIGH Q sc1100L P l -zz- 1940 THE CRANSTIDNIAN MARY RICCI, Mae 1448 Plainfield Street Commercial Glee C. 4g Lib. Circle 4. ETHEL BEATRICE RICHARDS 696 Dyer Avenue Commercial Cranstonian Col. 4g Glee C. 2, 3, 4. PALMA ELIZABETH RITACCO, Polly 36 Cliff Avenue College General Dearfs Council 3g French C. 3g Glee C. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, Italian C. 2g Thrift Coun. 2. STUART CRANSTON ROBERTS, i'Stuy 78 Shaw Avenue Scientific Octave C. 2, 3, Orch. 2, 3g Senior Play, Track 3, Yacht C. 3, 4. EDWARD CLEGG ROSS, Hoss Ross 28 Bowen Street Commercial H. R. Pres, 2. CONSTANCE MABEL RUGGIERI, Connie 1801 Cranston Street Commercial A. A. Bus. Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Green Key 3, 4g Green L. Col. 3: History C. 45 H. R, Pres. 2, Italian C. 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 3, 45 Point Com. 3, 4, R. I. Honor Society, Swimming C. 2, Thrift Coun. 3. LILLIAN MARGARET SALMON, Lil 5' Bingley Terrace Commercial Court Stenographer 4, Glee C. 4. BARBARA MARIE SCHRAMM, Bobbie 39 Beech Avenue College General Basketball 2, 3, 4g Biology C. 2, 3g Sec. 33 Chemistry C. 3, Choir 33 Glee C. 2, 3, Green L. Col. 2, 3, History C. 2g H. R. Sec. 23 Literary C, 4g Swimming C. 2. ROSELYN CLARA SENAPE, RoZl' 141 Princess Avenue Commercial Dean's Council 2, 3, 45 History C. 4, H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. Sec. 2. ' FRANCIS JOHN SHALLOW, Fran 22 Cherry Road College General CRANSTIDN C HIGH G SCHO0L Egg.- ,ry EH p 2---'-- THE CBANSTONIAN 1940 ROBERT CHESTER SPRAGUE, uBOl'r 179 Eldridge Street General Art C. 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Caf. Mar. 45 Radio C. 2, 3. ROBERT SHERWOOD SNOW, Bimbo 5 Kensington Road Scientiyic Green L. Bd. 45 H. R. Pres, 35 Literary C. 3. GERTRUDE MARIE SWANSON, Gert 106 Richard Street Commercial Glee C. 45 History C. 45 Thrift Coun. 4. FANNIE DEMETRIA STORTI 82 Clemence Street General Home Ee. C. 45 Lib. Circle 2, 3, 45 Literary C. 25 R. I. Honor Society. JAMES ALLAN TABER, Flash 1355 Park Avenue Manual Arts Hockey Mgr. 2, 3, 4. BEATRICE MARIE SYVERSON, Bea 70 Tallman Avenue Commercial Court Stenographer 45 Glee C. 3, 45 History C. 3. CHARLOTTE LOUISE TAYLOR, Charley 2095 Plainyield Pike, Johnston Commercial Court Stenographer 45 Cranstonian Col. 45 Glee C. 3, 45 Green L. Col. 35 Leader Corps 4. GILDA TATANGELO, Gil 153 Fountain Avenue Commercial Choir 35 Glee C. 3, 45 Green L. Col. 25 History C. 35 Italian C. 3, 45 Sec. 3, 45 Movie Critics C. 35 Point Com. 3, 45 R. I. Honor Societyg Thrift Cash. 2, WARREN EDWARD TILLMAN, Woobie 150 Richard Street Commercial H. R. Pres. 35 H. R. V. Pres. 3. DONALD CHARLES TAYLOR, uUncle Ducky 2081 Cranston Street Scientijic Biology C. 2, 35 Chemistry C. 3, 45 French C. 3, 45 Glee C. 25 Literary C. 2, 3. ia .Fa f TJ CRANSTON O HIGH I SCHO0L l R. 124-- on 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN VJINIERED LOUISE TLAPA, Winnie 58 Wheeler Avenue General Art C. 23 Basketball 2g Riding C. 3. ADOLF UHRIG, Dolf 946 Cranston Street General Football 2, 3, 4. VARAD VARADIAN, HV. V. 116 Bay View Avenue General Band 2, 3, 4g Track 4g Wrestling 3, 4. VIRGINIA LINNEA VELANDER, Ginger 12 Cutting Avenue Commercial RICHARD ARTHUR WARREN, Dick 69 Park Avenue Scientijc Radio C. 2, 3. FLORENCE EDNA WELLS 72 Whipple Avenue Commercial Glee C. 2. MABEL ELIZABETH WILDENHAIN, Liz', 30 Essex Street College General Assembly Com. 45 Chairman 4g Choir 2, 3g Dearfs Council 3, 45 Glee C. 2, 3g Green L. Col. 23 Lib. Circle 3g Literary C. 3g R. I. Honor Societyg Rifle C. 2g Student Council 4g Thyrsus C. 3, 4g Sec. 4. EDWARD HARRISON WINSOR, JR. 4 Grace Street Classical Assoc. Ed. Green L. 45 Cranstonian Bd. 45 Thyrsus C. 43 Christmas Play 4g R. I. Honor Societyg Virgilian Medal. GRACE RITA WISHUM 718 Dyer Avenue Commercial Glee C. 4. ARTHUR BROWNELL WOOD, Woody 91 Richard Street Commercial H.R.Pres.3. CRANSTQIN I HIGH O SCHO0L .es f 5 U at J wwf I 1 1 CE THE CRANS'l'0NIAN 1940 RUTH BROOKS WRIGHT, Ruthie 242 Wellington Avenue General Basketball 2, 3, 45 History C. 45 I'IifTri 2, 3, 4. IVY ELLA YEAW 219 Clarendon Street Commercial Glee C. 45 Lib. Circle 4. FLORENCE MARY YOUNG SO Essex Street General Basketball 25 Assistant Mgr. 35 General Mgr, 45 Caf. Mar. 2, 3, 45 Cranstonian Bd. 45 Rifle C. 3. SALVATORE MAGLIOCCO, Mag CATHERINE MARGARET BRYAN, Kay 19 Mmm Avenue Gmml I. V. Football 25 Wrestling 3, 4. 53 Oak Street Commercial GILBERT PHILLIP WEATHERBEE, Gil IDA LORRAINE DESROSIERS, Lofty 91 Grand Avenue College General 464 Lauyel Hill Avenue General Art. C. 2, 35 Cranstonian Col, 35 Football 25 Green L. Biology C. 35 Chemistry C. 4, Bd. 45 Hi-Y 45 Spanish C. 45 Thyrsus C, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RUDOLPH EHRHARD, 'kWillie GRACE VIOLA WHITE , 3 Exchange Street Home Economics Plrenrx Avenue General Bowling C. 45 Swimming C. 4. cnANsT0N o 111611 o SClIO0L l -1265- P 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN luperlatives for Cgzbrfiiary and guna Gfasses O 1940 Ideal Boy Granstonite DAVID HEDISON HERBERT SHERMAN Boy Having Done Most for Sc DAVID HEDISON HERBERT SHERMAN Most Respected Boy ROBERT BRINE ROBERT LYNCH Most Intellectual Boy EDWARD WINSOR EUGENE RAMES Boy Most Likely to Succeed ROBERT BRINE HERBERT SHERMAN Most Dependable Boy JOHN R. MILLER FRANK DIPRETE Most Popular Boy DONALD DWYER ALDEN CARPENTER Most Original Boy ROBERT SNOW FRANCIS CURREN Most Versatile Boy ROBERT DREW FRANK DIPRETE Best Boy Mixer HARVEY DARELIUS ALDEN CARPENTER Handsornest Boy HARVEY DARELIUS ROBERT LYNCH Best Boy Athlete DONALD DWYER GEORGE WARBURTON Most Humorous Boy ERNEST PEARSON ALBERT STREHLKE hool Ideal Girl Grarlstonite DOROTHY HIGSON JEAN NEWTON Girl Having Done Most for School SARAH FIELD MARION WRIGHT Most Respected Girl RUTH OSTERLUND JEAN BRUNER Most Intellectual Girl ALICE BERRY HELEN BARRY Girl Most Likely to Succeed DOROTHY HIGSON MARION WRIGHT Most Dependable Girl LOUISE PINDER MARION WRIGHT Most Popular Girl MARY ANN BUDLONG VIOLA BAK Most Original Girl BEATRICE BARTON KATHLEEN BEHRE Most Versatile Girl ELIZABETH WILDENHAIN BARBARA FLECK Best Girl Mixer SARAH FIELD JEAN NEXVTON Most Attractive Girl MARY ANN BUDLONG VIOLA BAK Best Girl Athlete LOUISE COOK ISOBEL WHITMAN Most Humorous Girl BEATRICE BARTON HARRIET WATTS CRANSTIIN I HIGH C SCHO0L THE CRANSTONIAN if If All www? iggbm S RR-- ' 0? 'W Clfl 1940 : I I 4 A I f s ll I ZI I , M , slE Ipp R IL J p 'dj ON I OCIET N Nl lx. iff ik mx galzocfe gs! J gfonor Cgloczettg All students Who at the beginning Of their senior year have an average Scholarship rank of 85 per cent Or Over for all previous work and Who possess the Other necessary qualifications Of character, Service, and helpful leadership shall be eligible for membership. ROBERT HARRIS ALDRICH MARY GRACE BALDINO BERTHA ALICE BARNEY ALICE MAR JORIE BERRY ROBERT JOHN BRINE HELEN GERTRUDE DUFFY DOROTHY LOIS HIGSON VICTORIA FRANCES AGNOLI HELEN WINIERED ANDERSON VIOLA JOAN BAK HELEN ELIZABETH BARRY ADRIENNE CONSTANCE BAYAN MARION FLORENCE BOND DOROTHY ELOISE BOOTH JEAN CLAIRE BRUNER BETSY BROWN BUCKLEY ELIZABETH BALLARD CARTER ANNE MARIE CORCORAN VIRGINIA HELEN CORP A MARY ANN DEIGNAN VIRGINIA DOLLOEE is FEBRUARY CLASS EDWIN RAYMOND JEROME, JR. JOSEPH THOMAS KERSHAW, JR. BARBARA ELIZABETH LOREY CLIFFORD SPOONER MAINE KATHLEEN JEANNETTE MARTIN JOHN EUGENE MURATORE LOUISE MARY PINDER JUNE CLASS ELIZABETH MARY DWYER MARGARET PATIENCE ELVIN EDITH LOUISE FINNITY PHYLLIS ANN GARDNER ELIZABETH AVERY GORTON CONSTANCE LINNEA GRONLUND MADELYN MAE HARVEY MILDRED BARBARA JETTER EDWARD ARVID KINDSTEDT ALIDA DOLORES LAURIENZO ROBERT BARROXVS LYNCH LIBERATA ANN MASTROBUONO JEAN NEWTON ELIZABETH ROSE PARISEAULT 'T CRANSTON 0 IIIG-Il 0 gig 28 CONSTANCE MABEL RUGGIERI ROBERT SHERWOOD SNOW FANNIE DEMETRIA STORTI GILDA T ATANGELO RICHARD ARTHUR WARREN MABEL ELIZABETH WILDENHAIN EDWARD HARRISON WINSOR, JR. BERNICE AGNES QUINN EUGENE DUSTON RAMES MARION LUCILLE RICHARDSON RAYMOND FRANCIS ROGERS CLAIRE M.ARION SAILLANT ANNA MYRA SARAVO FRANCIS KNIGHT SEARLE HERBERT LEROY SHERMAN, JR. LUCILE HEWITT SPOONER FRANCES DURFEE STEERE MARY EDWARDS SUKEFORTH BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TAYLOR, JR ISOBEL MARGARET WHITMAN EVELYN VIRGINIA ZOGLIO SClIO0L 1940 PRESIDENT HERBERT LEROY SHERMAN, JR., Herbie 15' Harwood Street Classical Indeed our president is deserving of credit and recognition. Not only has he excelled scholastically, but he has also participated in a large number of extrafcurricular activities. With his genial nature and convincing manner, Herb will surely be a success in his chosen profession. If his high school career can be prophetic of his future life, he will always be a leader among men. Associate Editor Cranstonian 4, Caf. Mar. 2, Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Ch. 3, 4, Court 3, 4, Cranston Nite Corn. 3, H. R. Pres. 2, Hypatian Soc. 2, R. I. Honor Society, Senior Play 4, State Latin Soc. 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Virgilian Medal, Wrestling 3, 4. VICE PRESIDENT . EUGENE DUSTON RAMES, Gene 36 Pershing Street . Classical Stop, look, and read! Full of pep and enthusiasm is our Vice President. Can we ever forget jovial Gene as Santa Claus in the Christmas Assernlily? And remember his outstanding performance in the leading role of the Senior Play! A brilliant student, Gene will certainly carve for himself a hugh niche in the Hall of Fame. Caf. Mar. 2, 3, 4, Co. Ch. 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 4, Court 3, 4, Editorfin' Chief Cranstonian 4, H. R. Pres. 3, Hypatian Soc. 2, R. I. Honor Society, Senior Play, State Lat. Soc. 4, Plebeian Aedile 4, Student Council 3, 4, Soc. Corn. 2, 'fhyrsus C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Virgilian Medal. SECRETARY VIOLA JOAN BAK, Vi 5 Legion Way College General Vi, with her attractive smile, and everffriendly personality, has been one of Cranston's most popular girls, both executively and socially for the past three years. She has been secretary of her class for two years and a member of the Student Council, while her activities also show that she is accomplished in the athletic Held. The best of luck to you, Vi. Athl. Council 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling C. 3, Cl. Sec. 3, 4, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, Golf C. 3, Green Key 2, 3, HifTri 2, H. R. Pres. 3, 4, Leader Corps 4, R. I. Honor Society, Student Council 3. TREASURER RAYMOND NOEL MACANDREW, Honest Ray 150 Arnold Avenue Scientific Honest Ray is what his friends call him, and he has won many of them with his quick wit and infectious smile. A true friend, he is always ready with a helping hand. Add this to his other fine qualities and it becomes obvious that he will be a success wherever he goes. Caf. Mar. 4: Chemistry C. 3, Cl. Treas. 4, Green L. Bd., 4, History C. 3, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 3, 4. SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRLIAN MARJORIE ELEANOR DINGEE, Margie 36 Clarendon Street Commercial Presenting Margie, whose pleasing personality, agreeable nature, and executive ability make her our unanimous choice for Chairman of the Class Social Committee! L'Ginger, as she is known by her best friends, likes dancing, playing the piano, and ice skating. Witli her line voice for singing she will always be the life of the party. Choir Z, 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 4, Leader Corps 4, Cl. Soc. Com. Ch. 3, 4. M418 CRANSTON o HIGH Q scnooii 129- 5, THE CRANSTON IAN 1940 ROBERT WALTON ALBRO, The Bli1np 89 Villa Avenue College General Intercl. Basketball 2, 3, 4. VICTORIA FRANCES AGNOLI, uViclcy 141 Phenix Avenue General Home Ec. C. 3, 4: Italian C. 2, 3, 43 Movie Critics C. 4g Spanish C. 4: V. Pres, 4g R. I. Honor Society. RUTH HELEN ANDERSON, Woody 175 Clarence Street College General Bowling C. 4, German C. 2, History C. 3, 43 HifTri 2, 3, 4g-Ch. Prog. Com. 33 V. Pres. 43 Rifle C. 2, 3. HELEN WINIFR ANDERSON 213 Pont' c en e Classical Bo ' . 3, 4, ar. 3, 4: Sec. 4, Dean's Council 43 nch C. 4' olf C. 4, History C. 4, Hypatian Soc. 2, R. I. onor Society. VIAN JOHN AVEDISIAN, Fin 1214 Cranston Street General JOHN GORDON ARMSTRONG, Jack 1266 Narragansett Boulevard General Art. C. 4, Intercl. Basketball Z, 3, 4g V. Football 24 Yacht C. 2, 3, 4. GEORGE RAYMOND BAILEY, Bud'l 32 Grant Avenue General A Boxing 4g Caf. Mar. 2g Wrestling 3. DONALD HARVEY BACON, L'Don 45' Hillwood Street General Boxing 43 Caf. Mar. 25 V. Football Z. ALICE MARIE BALLARD, Ba11ie 116 Westwood Avenue Classical French C. 3, 4g History C, 35 Hypatian Soc. 2, Senior Play, Thrift Coun. 3. LOIS FANCHER BALDWIN 67 Park Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 3. is CRANSTIIN I HIGH C SCHO0L 1940 THE CBANSTDNIAN MARGERY HOPE BARNEY 61 Windsor Road Commercial HELEN ELIZABETH BARRY 97 Ferncrest Avenue Classical Caf. Mar. 3, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4: Dean's Council 3, 4g Treas. 4, French C. 3, 4g History C. 3, 4, Sec. 4g Hypatian Soc. 23 R. I. Honor Society, Virgilian Medal. ADRIENNE CONSTANCE BAYAN 120 Grace Street General Choir 3, 4, French C. 3, 4: German C. 3, 4: Sec. 33 Glee C. 3, 4, Movie Critics C. 3, 4g Pres. 3, R. I. Honor Society, Thyrsus C. 3, 4. MURIEL ELIZABETH BEDSON 285' Woodbine Street General Basketball 3g Glee C. 4: HifTri 4g Home Ec. C. 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN MOORE BEHRE, Dudty 135 Massasoit Avenue College General Art C. 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4: French C. 4, Golf C. 3, 4g H. R. Sec. 4, Leader Corps 44 Riding C. 2, 3, 4, Rifle C. 2, Tennis C. 2, 33 Yacht C. 3. EVELYN MARGARET BETTENCOURT, k'Evie Oalglawn Avenue Commercial Art C. 3, Glee C, 3g Home Ec. C. 3. WEBSTER DOUGLAS BISCHOFF, 'LBud 19 Dixwell Avenue Manual Arts A. A. Bus. Mgr. 2, 3, 4g Movie Critics C. 4, V. Pres, 4. THELMA IVY BODDIS 23 Burnlram Avenue College General Choir 2, 3, 45 French C. 4: Glee C. 2. 3, 43 Green L. Col. 25 Leader Corps 3, 4g Swimming C. 2, 3, 4. HENRY BOEZI, JR. 6 Hubbard Street College General Choir 3, 45 Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Italian C, 2, 3, 4, V. Basketball 2. MARION FLORENCE BOND 34 Hawthorne Avenue College General Caf. Mar. 4g French C. 2, 3, 4g Green L. Bd. 4: H. R. Sec. 3, Hypatian Soc. 2, Lib. Circle 23 R. I. Honor Society, Spanish C. 4g Tennis C. 2, 4, Traf. Mar, 3. .PQ CRANSTIIN I HIGH 0 SCHO0L mm- THE CRANSTONlAN 1940 G I-. REGINA LEONA BOSS, Gene 1378 Narragansett Boulevard College General French C. 4. DOROTHY ELOISE BOOTH, t'Dotl' 754 Parlq Avenue College General Basketball 4, Cor, Mar. 3, 4, French C. 4, Golf C. 3, 4, History C. 4, R. I. Honor Society. JEAN ARMITAGE BRINDLE, 'K-leannieu 107 Sefton Drive College General Bowling C. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Corr. Mar. 4, Golf C. 3, 4: Sec. 3, Leader Corps 4, Riding C. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Rifle C. 2, Yacht C. 2, 3. ANN PATRICIA BOVJEN, 'LAnnie 126 Pawtuxet Avenue College General Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf C. 3, 4, Riding C. 3, 4, Rifle C. 2, Spanish C. 3, 4, Yacht C. 2, 3. BARBARA BROW, 'LBarbie 73 Auburn Street General Glee C. 4. MARY FREDA BRINDLE, Brindy 49 Western Promenade Commercial Green L. Col. 2, 4, Treas. 3, H. R. Pres. 2. JEAN CLAIRE BRUNER, jay 84 Alhambra Circle College General All Star Basketball Team 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gere man C, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, H. R. Sec. 2, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 3, History C. 4, Leader Corps 3, 4, Lib. Circle 3, R. I. Honor Society, Senior Play, Tennis C. 3. EARL IRVING BROWN, uBroWnie 48 Greyloclq Avenue Scientific Art C. 4, Caf. Mar. 3, French C. 4, H. R. V. Pres. 4, Orch. 2, 3. GLORIA LOUISE BULLOCK, Glo 257 Woodbine Street General Choir 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 3, Octave C. 3. , MARY EVANGLINE BRYAND, L'Shorty 410 Wellington Avenue Commercial CRANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L -LQ- 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN MADELINE VIRGINIA BURNS, Ginger East Street Commercial Bowling C. 43 Leader Corps 4. ADELE BARBARA CAMPBELL, Baths 211 Bayview Avenue General Cranstonian Typist 45 Home EC. C. 4. FRANK FRANCIS CAPORICCI, Cap 28 Connecticut Street Commercial JOHN ARTHUR CARACUZZO, IR. 129 Southern Street General ESTHER EMELIA CARLSON 1 Spruce Avenue Commercial , .A Q17 ,J A rj . fall, Qlffic 11. 13 Mather AUQTTUVC ' Lyle? 4 'manual Arts Athl. Councilig, 4, Pres. 4:'ii'CorrTMar. 35 Football 2, 39 HifY 3, 45 V.fPres. Hockey 3, 4g H. R. Pres. 33 V. Pres. 2,AJ,4g'StB ncil. ELIZABETH BALLARD CARTER, Betty ' 218 Clarendon Street General Lib. Circle 3, 4g Pres. 4g R. I. Honor Society. DOROTHY HOPE CASEY, Dottie 31 Glenwood Avenue Commercial EARL FRANKLIN CASEY, Kiev 382 Wellington Avenue General Band 3, 43 Caf. Mar. 2g H. R. V. Pres. 4g Thrift Cash. 3. I ANNA MARIE CASTERGINE, Ann 25 Speck Avenue Commercial Q Glee C. 25 Italian C. 2. CRANSTIIN Q 111611 a SClIO0L -33 -- THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 ., Qs. JOSEPH ANTHONY CHRISTY, Joe 516 Reservoir Avenue College General H. R. Pres. 1, 23 H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3g V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 4g V. Football 2. LOUISE MARION CHISHOLM 181 Arnold Avenue General DEBORAH SARAH COGGESHALL, Debbie 14 Sylvan Avenue Commercial DORIS EVELYN CLIFFORD, 'lD0t 255 Beckwith Street Commercial Bowling C. 34 Glee C. 3. BARBARA EVELYN COLVIN, Collie 36 Butler Street Commercial Leader Corps 3, 4. VINCENT VICTOR COLICCI, Vin 180 Heather Street College General H. R. Pres. 2, 3. MERLYN LOUISE CONNELL 620 Reservoir Avenue Classical Green L. Bd. 45 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4g Soc. Com. Cb. 4. WARREN COLWELL 61 Gladstone Street College General ANNA MARIE CORCORAN Howard, R. I. Commercial ' Court Stenog. 4, Cranstonian Bcl. 4g Col. 4, Literary C. 25 R. I. Honor Society. MARY JOSEPHINE coNT1, Mary J. 1 14 june Avenue Commercial Italian C. 4, Lib. Circle 4. Q CllANSTON o 111611 a sc1l00L ,L Q4 L 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN SHIRLEE CORNWELL, Scrappy 31 Selkirk Road General H. R. Sec. 2, 3. VIRGINIA HELEN CORP, Gin 196 Garden Street College General A. A. Bus. Mgr. 4: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: Bowling C. 4: Chemistry C. 4: Corr, Mar. 4: Dcarfs Council 2 3, 4: Golf C. 2: Hypatian Soc. 2: Leader Corps 4: Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. FERDINAND PAUL CORRADINI, L'Freddie 135' Wales Street College General Band 2: H. R. V. Pres. 2: Orch. 3, 4. VIRGINIA ADELINE CRANE, Ginny 174 Ferncrest Avenue General Chemistry C. 3, 4: Thyrsus C. 3, 4. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH CROOKER, 'lPhyll A K ff - lfhlgrfollq Street X I KCollege1.,Qeneral Athl. Council 4: Basketball 213, 4: Corr. Mar., 4:1 ' Golf C. 3, 4: I-IifTri 2, 3:,His'f,ory C. 4: 'Leader gqnpls 4: Sr. Play Prop. Com.: Tginnis Cfx3,'4g Thriftx oun. 3, 4' ' ,F X .K FRANCIS HENRY CURREN, JR., Confucius 141 Columbia Avenue College General Biology C. 3: Indoor Track 3, 4: Intcrcl. Basketball 3, 4: Leader Corps 4: Outdoor Track. ELEANOR FRANCES DAVIS, El 108 Trand Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4: Choir 3: Glee C. 2. 3, 4: Home Ec. C. 2, 3: Point Com. 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4. HOPE ALICE DAVIS, I-Iopiev 60 Taft Avenue Commercial ' Bowling C. 2: Glee C. 2, 3, 4: Movie Critics C. 3. FRANKLIN RHODES DEAN, Dean 171 Arnold Avenue Scientijc PingfPong C. 3. ARTHUR HENRY DECUBELLIS, Art 1013 Narragansett Boulevard Scientific CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L -35- gs A fr, T l THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 MARY ANN DEIGNAN 5 Berwick Lane Commercial Bowling C. 3, 4, Capt. 4, Court Stenog. 4, Glee C. 2, 3, Point Com. 3, 4, R. I. Honor Society, Thrift Cash. 2. - GLORIA PHYLLIS DEFUSCO 1629 Elmwood Avenue Commercial Cranstonian Col. 3, Green L. Bd. 2, Traf. Mar. 2. SIMON VAHAN DERMKSIAN, i'Si 561 Reservoir Avenue College General Band 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3. ERNEST ALFRED DELFINO, Dell Plainjelcl Pike Manual Arts FRANK ANTHONY DIPRETE, IR. 1320 Cranston Street Classical Biol. C. 2, Boxing 4, Caf. Mar. 2, Choir 4, Cl. Soc. Com. 3, 4, Cl. V. Pres. 3, Cranston Nite Com. 3, Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, French C. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Glee C. 4, Green Key 2, 3, 4, Green L. Bd. 2, 3, 4, History C. 3, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Hyp. Soc. 2, Ital. C. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Intercl, Basket' ball 2, Lat. C. 2, Sr. Play, Stu. Coun. 4, V. Pres. 4, Stu. Coun. Judge 4, Thyrsus C. 3, 4, Play 3, Traf. Mar. 3, 4. RALPH WILLIAM DEXTER, Dex 126 Dunedin Street General EDWARD PHENIX DUCKWORTH, 'ADuCkyl' 89 Concord Avenue Scientific Biology C. 2. VIRGINIA DOLLOFF, Ginny 50 Turner Avenue Commercial Choir 2, Cranstonian Col. 2, Glee C. 2, 3, R. I. Honor Society, Thrift Coun. 2, 3. ETHEL MARGARET DUNN 153 Auburn Street Commercial Choir 3, 4, Glee C. 3, 4. VJALTER EUGENE DUNHAM, Walt 731 Dyer Avenue Commercial H, R. Pres. 2, Marshal 2. A .e CRANSTON I HIGH I SCHO0L -36-- 1940 THE CRANSTIIN IAN HOPE MARIE DUNN, 'kHopie 162 NVl1eeler Avenue General Chemistry C. 3, Glee C. 2g Spanish C. 2. RAYMOND MORSE DURFEE 19 Glenwood Avenue General Band 1, 2, 3, 4g H. R. Pres. 2, 3. ELIZABETH MARY DWYER, L'Betty 17 Harding Avenue Commercial Glee C. 3g H. R. Pres. 25 R. I. Honor Society. HERBERT EASTWOOD, 'LHerb 217 Pontiac Avenue General Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Glee C. 2, 3, 4g Green L. Col. 35 Thyrsus C. 2. MARILYN ELIZABETH EATON, Lynn 144 Norwood Avenue Classical Bowling C. 4g French C. 4, H. R. Pres. 2, H. R. Sec. 39 H. R. V. Pres. 4, Leader Corps 4g Rifle C. 2g Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA LOUISE EATON, Roby 71 Greylock Avenue Commercial . Glee C. 2, 3. MARGARET PATIENCE ELVIN, Peggy 1 Hartford Avenue Bowling C. 45 Glee C. 45 Green L. Bd. 4, R. I. Honor Society. DONALD ELLIS ENGLEBROOK, Engy 33 Grace Street General Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 3, 45 H. R. Sec. 3, Track 2, 3, 4. GRACE MURIEL FANELLA, Love 22 Crotllers Avenue Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 4g H, R. Sec. 2, Italian C. 35 Leader Corps 4. DONALD BRUCE FARRAR, Don 50 Parlgman Street Scientific Tennis 2, 3, 4. A I CRANSTIDN O HIGH O SCHO0L I G I 37 -H - - EQ S3 THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 1 1 .et DAVID EMERSON FERRIN, Dave 137 Waterman Avenue College General Tennis 3. ROBERT EDWARD FARRELL, Bob 84 Greenwood Street College General Basketball 2, 35 Chemistry C. 35 Cranstonian Col. 35 Green L. Col. 25 H. R. Pres. 25 H, R. V. Pres. 35 J. V. Football 2. BARBARA BROWN FLECK, Bobbie 115 Pawtuxet Avenue College General Assembly Com. 45 Sec, 45 French C. 2, 35 H. R. Pres. 35 H. R. Sec. 45 Leader Corps 3, 45 Prom. Com. 35 Swimming C. 2, 3, 45 Sec. 35 Team 2, 3, 45 Tennis C. 2, 3, 45 Thrift Ca 25 Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 45 Traf. Mar. 3, 45Xacht C.,i '4. EDITH Lcpfsispleix-Xnfif' , . 69 Mo and Qgue If Commercial R. I. onor Society. EMMETT LAWRENCE FOLEY, Bud 138 Arnold Avenue General Thrift Coun. 4. , GLORIA ROSAMOND FLETCHER 132 Arrnington Street College General Golf C. 35 Orchestra 35 Riding C. 25 Spanish C. 2. HARRY GEORGE FONTAINE, Cue-Ball ' Warren Avenue General Football Mgr. 2, 3, 45 Green Key 2, 3, 4. WARREN SMITH FOLLETT, Skipper 75 Glen Avenue Classical H. R. V. Pres. 4. JOHN HOWARD FRAITS, Freight Train 29 Lambert Street College General Boxing 45 Cranstonian Bd. 4. 5 SALVATORE HENRY FORTE ' 231 Hycle Street Scientific Glee C. 3. 1 CRANSTIDN 0 HIGH I SCHO0L -33M 1940 THE CRANSTIDN IAN WILLIAM BENNETT FROST, Bill 521 Park Avenue College General HOPE FOSS FURLONG, Hopie 19 Doylston Drive Scientific Camera C. 4g Chemistry C. 3, 4g Sec. 43 Green L. Bd. 4g Leader Corps 4: Lib. Circle 2: Octave C. 3g Orch. 2, 3g Swimming 4, Thrift Cash, 4. RAYMOND LOUIS GALLO, Jazz 489 Reservoir Avenue General Bowling C. 4g Orch. 2, 3. MARIAN REID GARDNER, L'Mahe 39 Paine Avenue College General Cranstonian Bd. 4g Golf C. 3: H. R. Sec. 2, Leader Corps 4, Thrift Cash. 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN GARDNER, Phyl 281 Auburn Street College General Bowling C. 4g Green L. Bd. 43 Hypatian Soc. 2g R. I. Honor Societyg Spanish C. 4. WILLIAM IOSEPH GEARY, Billy 1230 Plaingielcl- Street Commercial I Boxing 43 Cai. Mar. 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4. f BEFIETY GEORGE, u,P6!sQs ,yy 'V f 1 2 121 Narragansfetzgdoulevard College General ,N it t 2gNChoil'D2,,'3, 45 Gllee 4, Green L. Bd. 'Z I Q Hom EC. , 45 History! 11,35 4gf'Hypatian Soc. 2g ,' Movie Gift s C. 33 Octayef Cf2, IZ, 4, Sec, 2, 3, 4g 4 Sr. Playyl rop. Com.g Sppriish C.12, 3, 4g Pres. 4g Sec. 3, Tennis C. 2, 3, 4g'Thrift Cash. 3, 4. ADELINE THEODORA GIORDANO, L'Addie 116 Columbia Avenue General Chemistry C. 3, 4, Green L. Bd. 4: Movie Critics C. 3, 45 Spanish C. 4. HELEN MACLEISH GORRIE 215 Clarendon Street Commercial Court Clerk 3, 4, HifTri 3, 4. ELIZABETH AVERY GORTON, Betty 55 Pliilmont Avenue Commercial Cranstonian Bd. 4g Green L. Col. 2, 35 R. I. Honor Societyg Thrift Cash. 2. CRANSTUN I HIGH I SCHO0L ,-39H THE CRANSTIDNIAN 1940 CONSTANCE LINNEA GRONLUND, Connie 35 Oakland Avenue Commercial Court Stenographer 45 Glee C. 23 Green L. Col. 2, 3: H. R. Pres. 2g V. Pres. 35 Leader Corps 4g R. I. Honor Societyg Thrift Cash. 3. FRANK BRISTOW GREENE, Bud 50 Waite Avenue College General Track 3. HELEN ALTHEA HARRINGTON 86 Parlqman Street Commercial Glee C. 2g H. R. Sec. 2. ROBERT FRANK HANSON, 'LTweet 625 Reservoir Avenue General Baseball 2, 3g Hockey 3, 43 Spanish C. 2. JEAN ROSE HEMPEL, Peewee 155 Waternian Avenue College General Art C. 2g Treas. 23 A. A. Bus. Mgr. 3, 4: Chemistry C. 3, 4g Trcas. 4, H. R. Sec. 2g Green Key 43 Traf. Mar. 3, 4. MADELYN MAE HARVEY Nortli Scituate Commercial Bowling C. 4: Glee C. 4, R, I. Honor Societyg Thrift Cash. 3. IAMES JOSEPH HOGAN, Uncle jim 98 Wentwortli Avenue Commercial Leader Corps 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3, 4g Football 3, 4. - MATHILDA HOFMANN, uTillie 19 Crothers Avenue Classical Basketball 3, 4, French C. 4g German C. 2g Glee C. 2, 4, H. R. Sec. 2g Literary C. 2, 3. ISABELLE FRANCES HUDSON 85 High School Avenue Commercial Thrift Cash. 3. BARBARA LILLIAN HORTON, 'kBarby 121 Lincoln Park Avenue Commercial Glee C. 3g Point Com. 3, 4. Zu CRANSTDN Q HIGH o scl100L ' 40 1940 THE CRANSTQDNIAN DORIS PAULINE HULL, Dottie 623 Pontiac Avenue Home Economics Art. C. 3g Glee C. 4, HifTri 35 Home Ec. C. 3, Swim' ming Team 3. JOSEPH NICHOLAS IACOVACCI, Joe 982 Cranston Street Commercial Corr. Mar. 2, Green L. Bd. 2, H. R. Pres. 2, Italian C. 2. EDWARD JOSEPH IMPERATORE, Spike 284 Webster Avenue General H. R. Treas. 2, 3g Wrestling 2, 4. DORIS RUTH IRONS, Dot 1 Fourtli Avenue Commercial Corr. Mar. 3, 4, H, R. Sec. 2, 3, 43 Leader Corps 45 Point Com. 3, Ch. 4g Student Council 4. FLORENCE EVELYN JACKSON, Jackie 176 Pawtuxet Avenue Commercial Green L. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Point Com. 3, 4g Swimming C. 3, MURIEL ALTOON JACOBSON 241 Woodbine Street College General Bowling C. 4g Glee C. 2, 3, 45 Sec. 2, 3, 45 History C. 4, Hi-Tri 4, Movie Critics C. 3, 4g Sec. 3, 4g Octave C. 2, 3, 45 Riding C. 4. ELEANOR MARY JACQUES, El 41 Ivy Avenue Commercial MILDRED BARBARA JETTER, Bob 150 Norwood Avenue Classical Bowling C. 4g Chemistry C. 4, Cranstonian Bd. 4, French C. 3, 4, Treas. 4, History C. 4, H. R. V. Pres. 33 Movie Critics C, 3g Ping Pong C. 33 R. I. Honor Society, Tennis 3, 4. BURLEIGH MCKEE JOHNSON, B. J. 132 Ocean Avenue Scientijic Hypatian Soc. 2. GRACE ALMA JOHNSON 234 Garden Street Commercial i Choir 3g Glee C. 2, 3, 4. I .Fe ', CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L 4 41 - THE CBANSTDNIAN 5 2 I 1940 RICHARD HAROLD JOHNSON, Dick S3 Pontiac Avenue General Intercl. Basketball 3g J. V. Basketball 2g J. V. Football 2g Track 2. LLOYD EDWARD JOHNSON 167 Bartlett Avenue General H. R. Sec. 2. EDWIN HAZARD JONES, JR., Jonesy ' 5 Beech Avenue General Football 33 V. Football 2. RUTH MURIEL JOHNSON, Ruthie Phenix Avenue College General Chemistry C. 29 Riding C. 25 Thrift Cash. 2. THOMAS JETSON KELLEY, JR., Kell 6 Maple Street College General VERONICA AGNES KANE, Ronnie 160 Woodbine Street Commercial Basketball 35 Choir 33 Glee C. 2, 3, 4. HERBERT CARLTON KEYES, Hub 173 Park Avenue General Glee C. 2, 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH KELLY, Larry 47 Arlington Avenue General Football 3, 45 V. Football 25 Intercl. Basketball 3, 4. ETHEL MARIE KNIGHT 16 Stonelzam Avenue General Biology 2. EDWARD ARVID KINDSTEDT 48 Oakland Avenue College General Green L. Bd. 4g R. I. Honor Society. 'e'j CRANSTON I HIGH I SClIO0L l - 42 H 1940 THE CRANSTQDNIAN HORACE BRAGG KNIGHT, Whitie 81 Edgewood Avenue Nlanual Arts ROBERT MITCHELL KRASNOW, Bob 80 Wheeler Avenue College General Biology C. 2. RUTH LOUISE LAFOUNTAIN 31 Clarence Street Commercial I Bowling C. 4g Choir 3g Glee C, 2, 3, 45 Green L. Bd. 2g H. R. Pres. 33 Lib. Circle 35 Octave C. 2, 3, 4g V. Pres. 3g Thrift Cash. 2, 3. FREDERICK CLARK LANCOR, Penman 75 Bartlett Avenue Scientiyic Senior Play 45 Tennis 2. ANNA MARIE LANDI 1556 Plainfield Street Commercial Italian C. 4, Point Com. 3, 4. MAY IRENE LANE, Maisie 379 Wellington Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4g Glee C, 4. ALIDA DOLORES LAURIENZO, 'sLee 156 Burnside Street Commercial Basketball 2. 3, 45 Green L. Bd. 4, Italian C. 2, 3, 44 Soc. Com. Ch. 33 Lit, C. 2, 3, R. I. Honor Society, Tennis C. 3, 4. EVERETT WILLARD LENZEN 75 Burnside Street Commercial IENNIE LEPIZZERA, Ajay 57 C Street General Home Ec. C. 4, Italian C. 3, 4g Spanish C. 4, Sec. 4. CLARICE ANTOINETTA LEUZZI, nclayu 71 Hillwood Street General Chemistry C. 3, 4g HifTri 4, Italian C. 3, 4, Spanish C. 4g Ch. Program Com. 4. CRANSTDN O HIGH O SCHO0L THE CRANSTQINIAN 1940 BARBARA ELIZABETH LIEBRICH, Bobbie 134 Grace Street Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4g AllfStar Team 3, 4g Bowling C. 3, 45 Corr. Mar. 4: Clee C. 2, 3, 4, Golf C. 2, 33 Green L. Col. 45 Leader Corps 3, 4g Tennis C. 2, 3, 4. ROLAND EARL LIBBY, 'LLib 931 Reservoir Avenue Manual Arts ROBERT BARROWS LYNCH, jitterbug 67 Massasoit Avenue Scientific Baseball 2, 3, 4g Corr. Mar. 33 Cranstonian Bd. 41 Green L. Bd. 4, H. R. Pres. 4g V. Pres. 2g R. I. Honor Society, Student Council Del. 4. CHARLOTTE BARBARA LYNCH, Shorty 12 Sylvan Avenue Commercial Basketball 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2. DCMENIC MACCARONE 73 Hillwood Street General Italian C. 2, 4. ANN MARGARET LYONS Plainjeld Pike Commercial Glee C. 4, Home EC, C. 4g Thrift Cash. 2, 3, 4. EARL EDWARD MADDEN, IR., 'LRed 122 Franklin Avenue General Movie Critics C. 3g Wrestling 3, 4. RUTH MACLEOD, 'LRuthie 39 Blackmore Avenue General RAYMOND EDWARD MAHEU, Chick 51 Maple Street General Boxing 4g V. Football 2. IDA MAGNALIMI, 'lECla'l 126 Alto Street College General Italian C. 2, Thrift Cash. 3. is ,ge CRANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L l I He, g - 44 - 1940 THE CRANSTONIAN CHARLES THOMAS M NEY 15 Phenix Avena 1, Commercial R D V C T MAHONEY, Ray 4 1 Clarence St Scientijc seball I , 4, Caf. Mar. 3, 4g Cranstonian Bus. Mgr. ' H. . . Pres. 35 State Latin C. 2. MATTHEW THOMAS MARCELLO, i'Mat 183 Heather Street College General Baseball 3, 4, Caf. Mar. 3, 4. GEORGE LEVERETT MARSHALL 41 Welfare Avenue Scientifc Leader Corps 3, 4. LIBERATA ANN MASTROBUONO, Libby 90 Clemence Street Commercial Italian C. 4g Point Corn. 3, 4g R. I. Honor Society. WILLIAM ALFRED MASTROBUONO, L'Bill 761 Atwood Avenue General Baseball 3, 45 Caf. Mar, 3, 4g Ch. 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4g Court 3, 4. OLIVE IRIS MATTHEW, Punkins 28 Dennis Avenue Commercial Green L. Col. 2, Green L. Typ. 4. DONALD WALTER MATHEWSON 51 Batcllelcler Avenue General HOPE LOUISE MATTESON, Hopee 308 Wellington Avenue General Glee C. 2, 3, 4g Hi-Tri 2, 3g Home Ec. C. 2, 3g Spanish C. 3. JAMES WILLIAM MAY, Jimmie 65 Greenwood Street Scientijic Bowling C. 4g Boxing C. 4g Chemistry C. 33 Choir 3, Glee C. 3, 4g Intercl. Basketball 2, 3. , .3 A CRANSTIDN I HIGH I SCHO0L THE CRANSTONIAN 1 1940 ,em . 0 THOMAS EDMUND MCLAUGHLIN, Mac 92 Eldridge Street College General Basketball 2, 3, 4: H. R, Pres. 4g V. Football 2g Leader Corps 3, 4. ROBERT CHARLES MCCADDIN, Mac 916 Reservoir Avenue College General Band 2, 4. JULIAN ROBERT MIKOLAJEWSKI, Mike 34 Sumner Avenue College General Choir 2, 3, German C. 2g H, R. Pres. 2, 33 Octave Club 3, Pres. 3, Thyrsus C. 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR CHARLES MICALLEF, jr., Art 97 Burnside Street College General LAURENCE STANG MILLARD, Larry 176 Armington Street Classical Band Zg Cranstonian Bd. 4g H. R. V. Pres. 4. A CHESTER LLOYD MILLARD, 'LChet 16 Glenwood Avenue General Basketball 2g Football 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR MINASIAN 492 Laurel Hill Avenue. College General CATHERINE ANITA MILLS 94 Albert Avenue College General Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 43 Home EC. C. 3g Sec. 4. EDWARD JOHN MORETTI, Eddie 17 Governor Street College General Italian C. 2, 3, 4, Orch. 4. s. FRANCIS PAUL MINCARELLI, Mic 1096 Pontiac Avenue Commercial Corr. Mar. 4, Track Mgr. 3, 4. CRANSTIIN I HIGH O SCHO0L U 4464 1940 THE CRANSTIDN IAN XVALTER EDGAR MORSE, Walt Howard, R. I. General VIRGINIA AGNES MOSS, Ginny 23 Richard Street Home Economics Home EC. C. 2. ELMER ARMSTRONG MOTT, Elmo 245 Pawtuxet Avenue General IOHN FRANCIS MURPHY, jack 112 Fairweather Avenue General Football 2, 4, IRENE MARIE MURRAY, uRenee 67 Riclilanci Road Commercial Glee C. 3, 4, HifTri 3. MARGARET HELEN NADEAU, Queeniel' 66 Perkins Avenue General Glee C. 3, Green L. Col. 25 H. R. Pres. 2, H. R. Sec. 2. JOHN MICHAEL NAHIGIAN, Jack 1101 Narragansett Boulevard General Baseball Mgr, 2, Corr. Mar. 2, 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE NANTAIS, Small Fryl' 1538 Plainfield Street Commercial Glee C. 4. JEAN NEWTON, Newt 143 Arrnington Street Classical Basketball 3, 45 Corr. Mar. 3, 4g French C, 4g Soc. Com. 4g Golf C. 3, 43 H, R. Pres. 23 H. R, Sec. 4g Leader C s 3, 4g V. Com. 4, R. I. Honor Society, Stu. goun. D35 45 Stu. Coun. Sec. 3g Stu. Coun. Soc. om, 4, , EUGENIE LOUISE NICKERSON, Niki 94 Laurens Street General French C. 3, 45 Glee C. 2, 3, 4g History C. 45 HifTri 5 4, Literary C. 3, R. I. Honor Society, Riding C. Zg I Spanish C. 4. CRANSTIIN I HIGH O SCHO0L H471 ,E 4 1 'J ug xx, ., , THE CRANSTUNIAN 1940 pg ,I SADIE OLIVER 89 First Avenue Commercial Glee C. 1. RICHARD EDGAR NICKERSON, Nick 120 Bluff Avenue Scientifc JOHN FRANCIS O'ROURKE, V. E, R. 3 Ellwood Avenue Manual Arts ISABEL LOUISE OLSON, NIZZYM 3 Wheeler Avenue College General ELIZABETH ROSE PARISEAULT, Betty 195 Arrnington Street Classical Bowling C. 45 Cai. Mar. 4g Cranstonian Col. 3g Cranstonian Bd. 4g Dean's Council 43 French C. 3, 43 V. Pres. 4g Green L. Col. 3g History C. 3, 4g H. R. V. Pres. 3g Leader Corps 43 Lib. Circle 3g Movie Critics C. 35 R. I. Honor Society. IRENE FLORENCE PALIOTTA Z5 Princess Avenue Commercial EDWARD PENSALFINI, Eddie 350 Union Avenue General History C. 4g Movie Critics C. 4. GEORGE BAYARD PENDLETON, Georgie 246 Arrnington Street College General Cai. Mar. 2, 3, 4g Chemistry C. 2, 3g Green L. Bd. 3, 4g Hockey 3, 4g H. R. Pres. 4g H. R. V. Pres. 2, 33 Intercl. Basketball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WILDES PHILLIPS, Bob 396 Pontiac Avenue Scientific Band 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL PERRINO, JR., Mike IOI4 Park Avenue General CRANSTON 0 HIGH 0 SCHO0L ,L 48 L, - L: 4 1940 FLORENCE MAY FICKLES, NFIOSSI' 160 Richard Street General Biology, C. 2, 3, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Thrift Cash. 3, 4. ALICE MARY PIERCE 676 Pontiac Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 4, Tennis C. 3. HAZEL GERTRUDE POVJERS, Gert 45 Hope Avenue Commercial Orch. 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ARLENE PRICE, L'Dot 4 Cross Street College General Lib. Circle 4. Q f 7 BERNICE AGNES QUINN ,l - 140 Grace Street fly ,rl , sical Bowling C. 3, 4, Cra stonian . 45 nstonian Col. 4, French C. 4, Golf C. 3, istory C. , Hypatian Soc. 2, R. I. Honor Society, Virgilian Medal. SHIRLEY BARBARA REID, L'Shirl 293 Auburn Street Commercial Green L. Bd. 2, Col. 3, HifTri 3, Home EC. C. 3, 4, Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Thrift Cash. 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HELENA REINELT 39 Essex Street College General Basketball 2, 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Leader Corps 3, 4, Riding C. Z, 3, 4, Rifle C. 2. ALFRED RENZI, Sed 70 Harris Avenue Commercial Football Mgr. 3, 4, Green Key 3, 4. MARION LUCILE RICHARDSON 176 Terrace Avenue General Bowling C. 4, Chemistry C. 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, HifTri 3, 4, Sec. 4, Leader Corps 4, Lib. Circle 2, 3, Ch. 3, Treas. 2, R. I. Honor Society. JOSEPH WILLIAM ROCK, Joe the Rock 694 Dyer Avenue College General Biology C. 3, 4, Inter Cl. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Italian C. 4, V. Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. CRANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L -491 THECRMHWMHMV ga A THE CRANSTIINIAN 1940 BEVERLY LORD Rose, 'LBev 45 Oakland Avenue College General French C. 4, Glee C. 2, Golf C. 2, History C. 3, Leader Corps 4: Octave C. 2, Riding C. 2, 3, 4, Spanish C. 4, Thrift Cash. 4. RAYMOND FRANCIS ROGERS, Charlie 70 Perkins Avenue Commercial Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Ticket Com. Cranston Nite 3, 4, Football 4, Green Key 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. V. Pres. 3, R. I. Honor Society, Swimming C. 4, Tennis 4: Track 4, Treas. Ways and Means Com. 4, Wrestling 4. MARY JANE SACCOCCIO, Ierry 15 Randall Street General Biology C. 3, 4, Chemistry C. 4, Italian C. 3, 4. RAYMOND ANTHONY SABELLA 762 Reservoir Avenue General Track 3. CLAIRE MARION SAILLANT, Bunky ll Wheeler Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 2, 3, 4, Stringer 4, Glee C. 2, 3, Golf C. 3, Green L. Bd. 2, 3, Asst. Gen. Mgr. Adv. 3: Green L. Col. 2, 3, R. I. Honor Society, Swimming C. 3, 4: Treas. 4. ROSELYN GERTRUDE SACCOCCIO, Rosy 23 Aldrich Avenue Commercial Asst. G. L. Col. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf C. 2, 3, Green L. Col. 2, HifTri 4, Italian C. 2, 4, Leader Corps 4, Literary C. 2. INES SANTURRI 15 Knight Street General Green L. Col. 3, Italian C. 3, 4, Thrift Cash, 2. ANNA CHRISTINE SANTUCCI 45 Walqeyield Avenue Commercial Choir 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Green L. Col. 2, Italian C. 2, 3, Lib. Circle 3, 4. MARGARET JANE SCHNEIDER, Peggy ll Graysonian Drive Commercial Bowling o. sg Glee C. 2, Golf o, ze. ' ANNA MYRA SARAVO 117 julia Street Commercial Glee C. 2, 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, 4, R, I. Honor Society, Thrift Cash. 2, Traf. Mar. 2. A CRANSTIIN I HIGH I SCHO0L I f -- 50 ,L :li s 5 A 1940 THE CRANSTDNIAN MARGARET IRENE SCOTT 64 Lyndon Road Classical Cranstonian Bd, 43 French C. 4, Green L. Col. 4g History C. 4g Hypatian Soc. 2. FRANCIS KNIGHT SEARLE Hope, R. I. Classical Band 2, 3, 4, R. I, Honor Society. BETTY SEARS, Bets SO Norwood Avenue Commercial Choir 3, 43 Glee G. 3, 4, Tennis C. 3. ELIZABETH FRANCES SEATON, Betty 39 fton rave M, L, I, College General j , A ,F 4,4 Gle I ,,449gjII'Illstory hf4g Home Ec. C. 4g Pres. 45 H. . sec.-ww, Rifle CME' Swiinming c. 4. I PHILLIA CAROLINE SHANNON, Blondie 162 Pawtuxet Avenue General Choir 2, 3, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, History C. 3, Home EC, C. 3, 4, Treas. 3. EDGAR LOWELL SHUMAN, Ed 2365 Hartford Avenue General Caf. Mar, 2, 3, 45 Hockey' 4. RUTH CHRISTINE SKOOG, Skoogie 142 Wentworth Avenue College General Art C. 2, Basketball 2, Mgr. 33 Glee C. 2, 3, Green Key 3, 4, Spanish C. 43 Treas. 4. RICHARD BLACKMER SMITH, Dick 945 Narragansett Parkway College General VIRGINIA RANSOM SMITH, L'Ginny 121 Burnside Street Commercial Glee C. 2, 3, 4. JOHN DENISON SPERRY, jack 83 Wilbur Avenue Scientiflc Leader Corps 2, 3, 4g Pres. 4, Chemistry C. 3, 4, HifY 4. CRANSTDN I HIGH I SCHO0L , ,, ,L -..C U THE CllANSTONIAN 1940 LUCILE HEWITT SPOONER, Lu 15 Hawthorne Avenue College General Band 2, 3, 45 Chemistry C. 3, 4, Choir 35 French C. 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4g Green L. Col. 3, Green L. Bd. 4, Hypatian Soc. 2g Octave C. 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3, 4, R. I. Honor Society, Swimming C. 4. THOMAS JAMES SPETRINI, Spud 29 Rose Street General Basketball 3, 43 Cross Country 4, Italian C. 4. VIVIAN MAY STOCKARD, Viv 21 Springwood Street Commercial Choir 45 Dean's Council 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, Thrift Coun. 3. FRANCES DURFEE STEERE, Fran 140 Bluff Avenue Classical Chemistry C. 4g Cranstonian Col. 33 Green L. Bd. 4g History C. 45 Photography C. 4g R. I. Honor Society. MARTHA BARTLETT STOKES, 'iStokesie 127 Massasoit Avenue College General Art C. 2, 3, Dean's Council 3, 4, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Riding C. 2, 3, 43 Thyrsus C. 3, 4. LAURA LILIAN STOKES 73 'Tucker Avenue Commercial XC' Q. C .. , ,C lfx 'law ' Y Ly vi 1 l, MARY STONE big I X 23 Case Avenue Commercial Green L. Col. 4, H. R. Sec. 3. WILMA LILLIAN STOMBERG, Willie 283 Wellington Avenue General German C. 4g HifTri 2, 3, 45 Home EC. C. 2. ALBERT LAPOOL STREHLKE, All' 43 Lyndon Roacl Classical Basketball 3, 45 Track 3. HOWARD LESLIE STREETER, JR., i'LeSl' 78 Glen Avenue v General ,Cr - c1:ANsToN e HIGH o scnoom serif' ' 4- 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN MARY EDWARDS SUREFORTH, Sukie 727 Park Avenue Classical Dearfs Council 4g Glee C. 4, History C. 45 R.. I. Honor Society. KATHERINE VIRGINIA SULLIVAN, Mickey 65 Arnold Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 3, 4, Glee C. 2, 3. PAUL HERBERT SWANSON, JR., Swede 8 Reed Avenue General Intercl. Basketball 2, 3, 4, VIRGINIA SPENCER SWEENEY, Binny 216 Smith Street College General GEORGE ERNEST SYKES, IR., Bud 148 Laurens Street College General Orch. 3. PRISCILLA WILLIAMS TALLMAN, Cyl 46 Clarendon Street Classical Athl. Council 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dean's Council 3, 4, French C. 4g Golf C. 2, 3, 4, History C. 4g Leader Corps 4, Riding C. 2g Tennis C, 2, 3, 4g Traf. Mar. 4. SANFORD MANLEY TANNER, San 39 Bartlett Avenue General Football Mgr. 2, 3, 45 Green Key 3, 43 Head Mgr. All Sports 4g Hockey Mgr. 3, 4, Rifle C. 2, Thrift Cash. 2. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TAYLOR, JR., Frank 918 Park Avenue College General Baseball 3, Boxing 4, Green L. Col. 3, R. I. Honor Societyg Thrift Cash. 4. LOIS BARKER TAYLOR 516 Park Avenue Classical Leader Corps 3, 45 Lib. Circle 25 Riding C. 2, NICHOLAS VINCENT TELLA, Big Nick 732 Atwood Avenue Manual Arts A CRANSTON Q HIGH a scH00L 5 . -..L ,J 7' 4 THE CRAN STON IAN 1940 ARNOLD GEORGE TEW, IR. 74- Oakland Avenue Scientifc Band 4. i CAROLYN SUZAN TESAVIS, Carry 34 Lakeside Avenue General Basketball 3, Choir 35 Glee C. 2, 3, 45 Green L. Bd. 2, 3, 43 Hypatian Soc. 2, Lib. Circle 2, 3. MARY KATHERINE TULLY 508 Wellington Avenue Commercial Glee C. 3. ALDEN WRIGHT THOMPSON, Allie 107 Bluff Avenue College General H. R. Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 33 Rifle C. 2, Track 3. HARRIET FRANCES VON TOBEL, Hat 2100 Cranston Street College General Literary C. 35 Movie Critics C. 4, ELSIE LOUISE UNDERWOOD, Else 196 Orchard Street Commercial Bowling C. 4g Cranstonian Bd. 4. LESLIE WARNER, JR. Plainfield Pike Scientijc German C. 2. WILLIAM GEORGE WARBURTON 350 Nortliup Street College General Baseball 2g Hockey 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 2g V. Football 2, Varsity 3, 4. WILLIAM GARLAND WATKINS, Babe 20 Bain Street College General Athl. Council 2, 3, 4g Pres. 3: Corr. Mar. 4g H. R. Pres. 3, HifY 3g Sec. 4g V. Basketball 23 V. Football 25 Varsity 3, 45 Leader Corps 4, Soc. Com. 4g Student Council 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. RUTH EVELYN WARREN, NRutl1ie North Scituate Commercial Bowling C. 4g Glee C. 4. cnANsT0N o 111611 o SClIO0L - 54 - 1940 THE CRANSTIDNIAN HARRIET ANN WATTS 6 Doylston Drive College General Basketball 3, 4, Leader Corps 4, Riding C. 3, 4, Rifle C. 2, Cl. Soc. Com. 3, 4, Thrift Cash. 2, 3, Yacht C. 2, 3, 4, Commodore 3. FRANK EUGENE WEBB 15 Lambert Street Scientific H. R. V. Pres, 2, 3, -I. V. Basketball 2, Tennis 3. THELMA ANN WELCH, Dixie 1201 Plainfield Street Commercial Glee C. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, V. Pres. 4. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WENTWORTH 18 Dover Street Commercial Bowling C. 4, Glee C. 2, 3, 4, HifTri 4, Pres. 4, Lib. Circle 2, 3, Swimming C. 4. RUDOLPH FREDRICH WETZELAER, Rudy 54 Cory Avenue General Glee C. 3, 4, J. V. Football 2. MARIAN LOUISE WHEAT, Bucky 1207 Pontiac Avenue College General Athl. Council 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Caf. Mar. 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Leader Corps 3, 4, Treas. 4, Rifle C. 2. MARCIA PALMER WHIPPLE 32 Ferncrest Avenue General GEORGE FLOYD WHITE, JR. 556 Park Avenue College General H. R. Pres. 2, Student Council 2. RUSSELL TROWBRIDGE WHITE, Redl' 591 Pontiac Avenue Scientijc Caf. Mar. 2, Cl. Treas. 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Student Council 2, Thyrsus C. 3. ISOBEL MARGARET WHITMAN, Izzie 84 Rugby Street General Basketball 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, 3, 4, AllfStar 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, CofCapt. 3, Bowling C. 3, Corr. Mar. 3, 4, History C. 4, H. R. Sec. 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Leader Corps 3, 4, Commander 4, R. I. Honor Society, Rifle C. 2, Tennis C. 3, 4. 3. CRANSTIDN 0 HIGH O SCHO0L H55- Gsm-fs? THE CRANSTIDNIAN ANTHONY FRANCIS BAYNES, L'Andy 1940 GEORGETTE AGNES WYLIE, Georgie 43 Villa Avenue Commercial Bowling C. 3, 45 Capt. 4g Choir 3g Glee C. 2, 3, 4g HifTri 2g Home Ec. C. 3g Thrift Cash. 2. MARION IRENE WRIGHT, Judge 39 Villa Avenue Classical Band 3, 4g Basketball 4g Cranstonian Bd. 4g Cranstonian Col. 35 French C. 43 Green L. Col. 3g H. R. Sec. 2g V. Pres. 4g Hypatian Soc. 2g Leader Corps 4g Senior Playg Student Council 2, 3, 45 Soc. Com. Ch. 3g Court Judge 4g Thyrsus C. 3, 4. RAYMOND CHARLES ZELTNER, Ray 9 River Street College General Band 3g Orch. 2. JOSEPHINE MARY ZARLI, jo 77 East Street Commercial Bowling C. 3, 45 Cranstonian Col. 25 Glee C. 3g Italian C. 4. EVELYN VIRGINIA ZOGLIO, Ev 92 Bartlett Avenue Commercial Choir 35 Glee C. 3, 43 R. I. Honor Society. MARIE SANTINA GALLO, Mae 273 Bayview Avenue Commercial 387 Farmington Avenue College General Cm' Mar' 2' 3' RALPH JOHN KNIGHT, JR. PHILIP CHRISTIAN BERKER 74 Doane Sp,-egg General 93 Wentworth Avenue Scientific HAROLD WEBSTER LOVEGREEN, Happy BETSY BROWN BUCKLEY, LLBHSM 69 Gordon Street Scientific 151 Albert Avenue College General Dean's Council 3, 45 Sec. 4g R. I. Honor Societyg FREDERICK EDWARD SHIPPEE gidiflgifc- 3, 43 Riflg Master 45 WHYS and Means '50 Arlington Avenue Commercial om. . EARL KEAYS CARPENTER, Ill. FREDERICK DOUGLAS SMITH, Doug 157 Orchard St. College General 199 Greenwood Swat Geneml RUTH MARION CRAWFORD, 'LRuthie LENA LQUJSE STQTT, Sis 97 Lexington Avenue Commercial 46 Delway Road CQ-mmgrgial E BE T M H RMAN R DOUGHTY1 Hank JOSEPH JOHN TIMPANI, Joe Sherman Avenue Manual Arts 35 H , A G I J. V. Football 25 Wrestling 3, 4. MHS venue enem FREDERICK EDWARD EVANS, Knuckles GEOFFREY RICHARD WOOD 245' Orcliarcl Street College General 90 Lexington Avenue College General CRANSTUN O HIGH O SCHO0L T 56 T 1940 THE CRANSTON1AN Senior Qlay THE ssmoa cLAss PLAY, HTHE SHOW'OFF,, Left to Right: Drew, DiPrete, Sherman, Wildenhain, Rames, Ballard, Bruner, Roberts, Lancor. The combined Senior Classes presented George Kelly's delightful comedy, The ShowfOff. Acting in the role of the conceited and carefree ShowfOif, who, after many hilarious escapades, finally settles down to a normal life, was Eugene Rames. His fine acting, together with that of an able supporting cast, not only provided a most enjoyable evening's entertainment but also supplied proceeds for financing the graduaf tion programs. The Cast Clara .... ......... ........... J e an Bruner Mrs. Fisher .... ..... E lizabeth Wildeiahain Amy .......... ...,..... A lice Ballard Frank Hyland ..... .... S tuart Roberts ' Mr. Fisher ..... ....... R obert Drew Joe .......... .... H erbert Sherman Aubrey Piper .... .... E ugene Rames Mr. Gill ...... ....... ..... ............... F r e d Lancor Mr. Rogers .................................. Frank DiPrete Faculty Advisers: Miss Ruth Hassell, Coach, lvliss Anna Harrington, Miss Ethel Kelley, Mr. Thomas F. Kelley. Property Committee: H. Barry, B. Pariseault, S. Field, S. Reinelt, D. Booth, B.. Quinn, R. Jerome, B. George, R. Skoog, F. Steere, H, Anderson, P. Tallrnan, A. Duarte, B. Seaton, E. Jackson, I. Whitman, V. Crane, M. Scott, P. Crooker, H. Wennberg, D. Taylor, R. Mead, J. Newton, R. White, I. Matthews, E. Nickerson. CRANSTON O HIGH 0 SCHO0L Q: ll l ,g , THE CRANSTON IAN 1940 ! y , 5 CLASS OFFICERS Second Row: Evelyn Baclmington, Soc. Com. Chg William Metcalf, Stu, Coun. Del.g Armand Gaudet, Tveas. I First Row: Jean Balcom, V. P1es.g Robert Babcock, P1es.g Marilyn Leach, Sec. 3A CLASS OFFICERS Second Row: Robert Berry, V. P'res.g Fred Hadfield, Pres. First Row: Betty Mae Burdon, Sec.g Barbara Earle, Treasg Helen Phillips, Soc. Com. Ch gy , w CRANSTON O HIGH O SCHO0L -gg-- 1940 THE CRANSTONIAN CLASS oFF1cERs Second Row: Richard Whipple, Treasg Robert O'Donnell, V. Pres. Fivst Row: Hope Finley, Sec., Joseph Gerson, Pv'es.g Dorothy Johnson, Soc. Com. Ch. A Thivd Row: Maggiacomo, Howarth, Murth. Second Row: Sinape, Richmond, Bighee, Baggs, Hanley, Elias, Paliotta, Clarkin. First Row: Mrs. Legg, Moss, Grahen, Nason, DiPrete, Ferrazano. may SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCILS Q gg. CRANSTIDN I HIGH I SCHO0L f H -SQ-. Fourth Row: DiMasci0, Antoniou, Butmarc, Butler, Bergontino, Grossi, Gatta, Hepburn, Egan, Hackett, Carhonc. Third Row: DiLuca, Brillo, Cifu, DelBonis, Eger, DiCurcio, DiPrete. Second Row: DeVoll, Christy, De1Gignante, DiBiase, Finlay, Entwistle, Fabrizio. Kind' lund, Brown. First Row: Burlon, Alberigo, Ballou, Crowley, Fray, Crookes, Chassey, Annis, Bacon. 'Third Row: Mr. Linnane, Maxwell, Maranf dola, Legacy, Michelovitch, Hall, Harris, Johnson, Knapp, Lynch, A. Killerjian, Maccarone, Pagano, Decoteau. Second Row: Palmaccio, Mansolillo, V. Lomf hardi, F.. Lombardi, McLachlan, Masshuk, Mezzencella, McCusher, Palombo. First Row: T. Killerjian, Lane, Higgins, Jen' nings, Mullen, Lozeto, Lemay, Moss, Murphy, James. Fourth Row: Spratt, Spencer, Pennacchini, Pezzuco, J. Ruggieri, B. Spirito, Trumble, Shippee. Third Row: Picano, M. Ruggieri, Woloohof jian, Wing, R. Smith, Yeaw, Shaghalian, Winter. Second Row: Miss Roe, A. Spirito, Tedford, Cgley, Rambone, Kelley, Stanchi, I. Smith, Somerville, Pierpaoli, Saccoccia, Anderson, Champagne. First Row: Sepe, Skivington, Preston, Wilson, Taylor, Tanner, Rowland, Olson, Reardon, Poole. Tliird Row: Miss M. Smith, Nelson, Carne vale, Ferrazzano, F. D'Ambra, E, Fer razzano, Pewsey, G. Ambra, N. Capo' ricci, Conte, Crossley, Allen, Bowen Corso, Dilibero, D'Abate, Cardi. Second Row: H. Caporicci, M. Brown, Fusco D'Amico, Ferro, Dilvluccio, DeLuca, Boyer Dilvlarquette. First Row: L. Brown, Caniglia, Bernhard Anderson, Friedman, Bellows, Branigan Hinterland, Cann, Hall, Ficocelli. f Third Row, standing: Mr, Rogers, Garafano, Lanzi, Maggiaccomo, Laflamme, Meyer, I Laflamme, Lynch. Second Row: Kcrwick, Wylie, Vink, Crudale, Knight, Preston, Thollefun. First Row: Robcrtie, Guillette, Taylor, Vclf ander, Babcock, Groney, Lockwood, DeVries. Third Row: Mr. Gordon, Murray, Lynch Richardson, Ochsncr, Robinson, Lindia Mahoney, Palumbo, Merolla, Mulligan. Second Row: Jose, Mountncy, Jones, Paglif arini, Zienowiez, Garafano, Ciunci, Colozzi McElroy, Haddow. First Row: Meschino, Gaglion, Mezzatesta Fraser, Feeney, Holmes, Gooclloff, Iorclon Marriett, LaFountain, Third Row: Ciano, Westell, Clark, Poutray Somers, Higgins, Marscllo, Paliotri, D. Wil son, S. Wilson, Ricci, Rossi, Sahagian. Second Row: Miss Sullivan, Stanley, Purrillo Moretti, Maudarelli, Lawrence, Laurie Ruggieri lmondi, Natalia, Pagliarini Linclia, Palumbo. First Row: Cerrito, Maggiacomo, Grossi, Pa lumbo, Greenhalgh, Girouard, DclPeggio lannotti, Linton, Hall, Smith, Heaton. Third Row: Sepe, Roberts, Notarianni O'Connell, Qdscn, Schotield, Roy, Storti Johnson, Hill. Second Row: Ricci, Tori, Sinapi, Williams McCabe, Soscia, E, Saccoccia, Sabitoni Mr. Piccirillo. First Row: Scamolla, Santopictro, Russo, Rug gieri, N. Saccoccia, Wahl, Thompson Schiano. s 1 .J Third Row: Ricci, Luciano, Howarth, Seraif chekas, Zarli, Siinonini, Salvati, LaBelle Bird, Mahon, Burns, Birch. Second Row: Hartington, Moretti, Lastarga Valenti, Raymond, Freethy, Mathewson Keenan, Mr. Haines. First Row: Rowlett, Johnson, Iarvis, Palmer, Simas, Rogers, Sweeney, Anthony, Lue chetti, Hodgetts, Zuena. Third Row: Rodi, Place, Brown, Russo, Sosf cia, Vivian, Swanson. Second Row: Wilbur, Taber, Rusk, Purvis, Savella, Ryan, Comstock, Talanian, Sluiter Skoog, Ricketson, Stanton, Topakian. First Row: Mr. Thayer, Pollitt, Wood, White, Vieweg, Smith, Reed, Pagliarini, Pallotta Wilkiiisoii. Fourth Row: Bennett, Bouchard, Thresher Grant, Brenckle, Benson. Third Row: Caraeuzzo, Bailey, Ballou, Bassf ing, Boyd, Crossley, Bissell, Arnold, Brown Bourne, Bianco, Caron, Campanelli. Second Row: Bicknell, Crowell, Burdon Cole, Cath, Colwell, Badmington, Conn Baggs, Billings, Miss Meader. First Row: Biello, Amsden, Ciccone, Coleman Colicci, Perdue, Cotugno, Seaton, Agronick Baker, Burton. Third Row: Miss Hassell, Jalongo, Gray, Gay Forslund, Dillon, Elias, Cobb, Girvan Cornell, Comstock, Dolloff, Frederick Richmond. Second Row: Esposito, A. Fox, DeLuca Campbell, Gershkoif, Diman, Curtis, Carl son, Gadbury, DelPadre, Gamba, Gambuto Gilmore, , V, . First Row: Dolan, Follett, W, Fox, Farwell Ferrin, M. Fox, Brown, Clavin, Heseltine aslam, Hodson, Jack. ,S -62- a a 1 : Fourth Row: Moore, Miner, Hard, Goulding. Third Row: Goff, Marcello, Hawksley, Healy, Iones, Harris, Harten, Hunt, Hcrfcrman, Lawton, Gould, Jackson, Hill, Miss Han' rahan. Second Row: Homan, Heller, McAlister, hlills, Drinkwater, Knickerbocker, Mernick, Minasian, Morrocco. First Row: Luther, MacDougall, Lunden, Kirby, Johnson, Law, McKeon, lor enson, Norgaard, Pecchia, Judge. Dfw ffoottivi we Fourth Row: Thornton, Pearce, Redfern, Sweene Saccoccia Renzi, Ramsav Pazi- , , ,, enza. , -L Third Row: Miss Reeves, Soderholm, Zucker' berg, Ventetuolo, Nixon, Page, Paige, Morse, Simone, Vickery, Ward, Rose, Schoenhardt, Ventura, Skilling, Setchell. Second Row: Quinn, Ryan, Watling, Pon' ton, Oldale, Stevens, Nahigian, Kullberg, Johnson. First Row: Phelps, Manzi, Knight, Kenney, Murtha, Murray, Marchetti, Mockler, Kenf yon, Mercurio, Macchioni. S Fourth Row: Bigney, Bernstein, Delh o, As' pray, K. Carden, Ashton, Boifoni, S. i. Third Row: Bartholomew, Caramatro, Bobf sin, Bugbce, Bartolomeo, Crudale, G Carden, Colvin, Anderly, P. Conti, Avef disian, Leathers. Second Row: Cranston, Crowell, Bates, Clap' prood, Bryand, Callard, Artesani, C Barton. First Row: Astbury, Clark, Bigbee, Cannon Dean, Cole, Bloom, I. Barton, Comstock, Casparino, DeFrates, Ash. Third Row: DiLuglio, Denny, Gilbese Doherty, Hallberg, Ford, Giansanti, Giom mateo, Lancia, Iannotti, Forcina, Flori, J Gamba. Second Row: Miss Kelley, Larson, Kenney Johnson, Kendrick, Fielder, Kenyon, D Gamba, Ialongo, Iannone, Gardner, Harvey DiRiamo, Iaciofano. ' First Row: Kenney, Howland, A, Green, E Greene, English, Eisman, Duckworth, Di Stenfano, Foglio, Gargani, DiPrete, Dickie Grady. I 1 n . .,, j R5mf HCM.. SJ. V Fourth Row: Burns, Bennie, Bottomley, Dix on, Nelson. Third Row: Ashcroft, Abelson, Boucher Burdick, Block, Berry, Barrie, Beck Abrams, Anderson, Aldrich. Second Row: Bucci, Miss L. Smith, Arnold Bood, Budlong, Bughee, Boyden, Bromley Chlson, Burke, Bow, Bullock, Briggs. First Row: Bowen, Burden, Almy, Brown Bastone, Bedard, Barrett, Allen, Burke Anthony. Fourth Row: Costigan, Coty, Dahl, Cooney Holcombe, Capuano. Third Row: Deware, Coates, W. Carnevale, Chassey, Conklin, Desrosiers, D'Antuouo DelBonis, Dickson, Coleman, Burton. Second Row: Caverly, Dexter, Chelxline, Cos' tanzo, Curtin, DeAngelis, DeSantis, Chron' ley, Miss Margerum. First Row: Smith, Marshall, Carty, Carson Denny, D. Carnevale, Casey, Cox, Carlson Clemens, Third Row: Hunter, Eacuello, Gorham, Frederick, Gentile, Harrall, Hadfield, Greenhalgh, Second Row: Hincks, Norberg, Huntoon, Dixon, Gardner, Hardman, Frost, Dobson, Gibson, Gray. First Row: Miss Young, Draper, Ferrari, Gustafson, Hindinarsh, Gronquist, Hunt, Fischer, Pesaturo, Newton, Gavitt, Hackett. Third Row: Warburton, Zanella, F. Ruggieri, Stoehr, Vekeman, Magnone, E, Wilbur, C. K. Wilbur, Sisson, Holloway, W. White, Thibault, Weeden, Vosburgh. Second Row: Zito, Warren, Wallace, Mathews, K. White, C. Young, Wadsf worth, L. Young, A. Ruggieri, Wischnowf sky, Smith. First Row: Soscia, Rouse, Soderluncl, Sher' man, Watson, Saccoccia, Whitman, Piacif telli, Vendettoli, Vw7a.ite, Simpsog 2, a a s Fourth Row: Brown, Archetto, Herbert Allard, Crahtree, Beckman, Bates, R. Brown, Carlson. Third Row: Burgees, Christy, Butts, Henry Allard, Daniels, Dunn, Bates, Allen, D'Antuono, Cole, Babcock, Caldwell, Bofli, Bennett. Second Row: Chisholm, Dingee, Balcom, Bayles, S. Cook, E. Cook, Colvin, Cardi, Avedisian. First Row: Coggeshall, Ashton, Barhato, Bray' ton, DelPadre, Cragan, Shipman, Badmingf ton, Benson, M. Christy. Fourth Row: Holmes, Jencks, Fouchccourt, Gliottone, Holgate, lacavone, Fletcher, Gardner, Finochio, Erickson, Hinterland. 'Third Row: King, Hines, Gentile, Gamba, Fish, Hill, Horton, Holden, Hoffman, Ehrencrona, Holloway, Gaudet. Second Row: Hanna, Hird, Haeseler, Fielder, Stanton, Ham, Dube, Helgerson, Gienty. First Row: James, Goding, Gould, James, Judge, Entenni, Lastarza, Leach, Kendall, Imondi. 'Third Row: O'Connor, Pelli, Petterson, Sey- mour, Moretti, Lord, Metcalf, Leonard, Pezza, Miner, Noll, Naylor, Meiselman, Maietta. Second Row: Pastore, Lorey, O'Connell, Martin, Lee, Miller, MacDonald, Otton, E. Nelson, Mackle, Lokovic. First Row: McCauley, R. Nelson, Pinchbeck, Lovegreen, Mather, Newhall, Mayo, Pear' son, Place, Miss Gilmore. Fourth Row: Jaques, Gudeczauskas, Ellis, Forster, Roper, Putnam, Bergeron, Erick' son, Bainton, Fusco fheside postl. Third Row: Baldino, Clark, Snow, Cassell, Collemer, Delgado, Couture, DelBonis, R. Evans, Augenstein. Second Row: Edith Dahlstrom, Adams, Ella Dahlstrom, Cerilli, Flori, Doige, Brandes, Carle, Banks, Bugbee, Miss Page. First,Row: Bernhardson, Bassett, Cicchetti, Hall, S. Evans, DiTraglia, Deschene, Caverly, Coomey, Cordingly. 1 A., 9 , . ' Jie' I 4 A I ,lm-cl 3 I . Fourth Row: Straight, Whipple, Q'Conncll O'Donnel'l, Linden, Notarianni, Parillo Petrone, Mazzone, Noonan. Third Row: Westhom, O'Neil, Smith, Misto Paulson, Whittet, Nason, Morris, Nord strom, Mancini. Second Row: Thatcher, Wahl, Marehant, Nelson, Kasack, Gakley, Qlsen, McCarthy Morretti. First Row: Swanson, Lawton, Mchafiey, Mi chaud, MacKenzie, Madden, Kenney, Lane Jordan, Huling, Miss Jones. Fourth Row: Pulliam, R. O'Connell, Fournier, Notarianni, Picano, Ricci, Roberts, Pear' son, Pezza. Third Row: Knapton, Rossi, Nichols, Russell, Rieth, I. 0'Connell, B. Saccoecia, M. Rus' so, Rames, Rogers, Nelson. Second Row: Corley, Pagliarini, Partridge, Proodian, Ruggieri, L. Saceoeeia, Parks. First Row: Rathbone, Lambert, Wendelf schafer, D. Russo, Peterson, Radigan, Riley, Pescaglia, Powers, Potter. Fourth Row: Smith, Wilson, Stamp. Third Row: Willard, Verry, Rusk, Pool, Vale, Worrall, Reid, Proctor, Ruggieri, Riley, York, Walkinshaw. Second Row: Valentine, Wrightington, Thayer, Sahlgren, Santopietro, D. Saccoecia, A Saccoccia, Schiano, Rock, White. First Row: Serror, Spencer, Swanson, XVilson Ralph, Wiesner, Pratt, Stoehr, Sahagian, Young. A ' KJ , rfy' lyk! fl ' ff' . 43 K I 1 'Third Row: Mr. Cimorelli, Jones, Jessie, Ty' ler, Marehesseault, Lenth, Smith, Marx, MeSweener, Wing, Gershkoif, Leigh. Second Row: Butler, Bottomley, Trainor, Coupe, Saillant, Hindle, Cripps, Dal- monego. First Row: Gill, Cornell, Angelotti, Volpe, M. Burgess, Davis, Donnelley, C. Burgess, Sardelli, Soprano. L,66,, MM . . w s 1 Third Row: Miss Hatch, Forrest, Holgate Fusco, Shayer, D. Johnson, McGarry, Hor ridge, Murphy, Eley, Grady, Gerson, Bogo sian, Crowe, Garabedian, Sisson. Second Row: Harriman, Brannen, Macera Knight, Day, Armstrong, Hunt, Crooker McGuinn, Bosworth, Hopps. First Row: Davis, Bockert, Moran, Fusco Cain, Rehfuss, Alexander, Foley, Waite Bold, Croghan, Dorothy Johnson. Fourth Row: Prata, Leach, Manzo, R. Math ewson, Pullano, B. Pezza, Palozzo, Potter Platt, Pezza. Third Row: Matteson, Merrell, Macari, lvlancini, Palumbo, Matrulla, Mainelli Pendergast, Paliotta, Parks, Miss Ehrgott Second Row: Najarian, Muto, Messcrlian, Mooradian, B. Menna, E. Moretti ef vesque, Lindberg, M. Macari, L. Me . First Row: Nason, O'Neill, E. M. o i Lippold, Ouimette, R. E. Mat won, A Moretti, Mockler, McCormic, W y. Q, Third Row: Irons, Lynch, Iohnson, Laprof cina, Mancini, DiRaimo, Andrew, Crane Cunningham, DeLuca, Burdick. Second Row: DeVoll, DeFusco, Johnson, Lindstrom, Kyle, Hopper, Murphy, Murphy Moysesian, Eddy, Daniels, Armington Mrs. Tabor. First Row: Moore, Benoit, DiBattista, Hassett Kerwick, Hoghurg, Barnes, Carlson, Huser Martin. ' Third Row: Miss Burke, Jenkins, Macari Macera, Marcello, Bennett, Hutchinson lvlarshall, Kearns, lvlagnotta, Knickerbocker MacDougall, Miller. 1 Second Row: Jack, Kenney, Larson, D, Jan- icki, V. Janicki, Millard, Matrulla, King Nash, R. Moretti, Lockwood, Liebricki Perdue. First Row: Maggiacomo, A. Moretti, Keller' man, Kennedy, McKay, Kappler, Iutras, Knowlton, Brieg. ' - 67 3 1 1 1 1 y s a 1 n 1 s swim, -68 - in J 'Third Row: Varadian, Roberts, Tyrell, Schramm, Rego, Pelli, Piachitelli, Peleni, Ricci, Vigilanti, Rega. Second Row: Stonc, Schueler, Pruefer, Watt, Twiest, Sargeant, Schortman, Sahlgren. First Row: Winter, Tortolani, Smith, Powers, Sckettini, Simone, Roy, Ruggieri, Vernon. X Fourth Row: F. Smith, Wilkinson, Trait, Ventriglia, Zarrella, Waite, Salisbury, Stevens, Seamans. 'Third Row: Sylven, Ward, A. Smith, Votto, Spirito, Robinson, Savasta, Saccoccia, Williams. Second Row: Toher, Wallander, Shippee, Voccola, Rittmann, Reicheld, Watson, B. Watson, Tramonte, Ursillo, Miss Cor' rigan. First Row: Whipple, Wright, Winsor, Shalf low, Priscilla Quincy, Swift, Richmond, Sandberg, Phyllis Quincy, Wennberg. Fourth Row: Mankovitz, Schuster, Sevigne R. Taylor, Thorpe, Thompson, Swann, E Smith, H. Taylor, Tubman, Tullie, Chris' topher Sheehan. 'Third Row: Tierney, Timpani, Saravo Twomey, Stamp, Shallow, Twiest. Second Row: Mr. Hayes, Tuckerman, Riess Wells, Squizzero, Talanian, Soscia, Santurri Comstock, Stacy, Stott. First Row: Schenck, Rostedt, Underwood Stang, Sperry, Claire Sheehan, Robertic Swanson, Sands, S. Smith, Renzi. CRANSTON I HIGH O SCIl00L a 5 a .4 , I i kqi' With a steady swing and an open b-row We have tvamped the ways together. IN addition to an excellent scholastic and athletic program, Cranston High School claims a well rounded group of extra-curricular activities. A,pupi1 who travels a road of diverse interests finds ample satisfaction here. Dramatics. languages, publica- tions, history. science, and sports hold place' among our numerous clubs. Indeed none need be idle here! 1940 THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 J! ranstonlan Board -. Third Row: Lynch, Kershaw, Fraits, Mahoney, Raines, Brine, Jerome, Sherman. Second Row: Mr. Sweenor, Field, Corcoran, Underwood, Dulfy, Barry, Behre, Wright Miss Margerum. First Row: Quinn, Gardner, Gorton, letter, Pariseault, Scott, Higson. EditorfinfChief EUGENE D. RAMES Associate Editor Business Manager HERBERT L. SHERMAN RAYMOND V. MAHONEY Helen Barry Kathleen Behre Robert Brine Gertrude Duiiy Sarah Field Philip Berker Anne Corcoran John Eraits Barbara Campbell Literary Board Dorothy Higson Raymond Jerome Barbara Jetter Thomas Kershaw Robert Lynch Business Board Mabel Gardner Elizabeth Gorton Richard King Typists Shirley Cook Faculty Larry Millard Betty Pariseault Edward Winsor Marion Wright Bernice Quinn Margaret Scott Elsie Underwood Hope Davis Miss Elinor C. Margerum, Literary Adviser Mr. Walter E. Sweenor, Business Adviser CIlANSTON o 111611 o SClIO0L --7O- . 1940 THE CBANSTIINIAN cgitualent Gouncif Fourth Row: Rames, Hedison. Third Row: DiPrete, Schuster, Balcom, Baggs, Mariette, Irons, Miss Milliken, Wright, Field, Newton, Sherman. Second Row: Lynch, Leach, Robert Nason, Burdon, Richmond, B. Carpenter, Mastrof buono, Watkins, Dwyer, Russo. First Row: Richard Nason, Hadfield, Berry, Jerome, Metcalf, Hanley, Babcock, A. Carpenter, Mathews. The Student Council is the means by which the students take an active part in the school administration. Through this democratic method they assist in the care of athletics, promote social activities, plan assemblies, supervise the lunchroom and corridors, and enforce laws made by students. Oficers DAVID HEDISON, President FRANK DIPRETE, VicefPresident BETTY CARPENTER, Secretary WILLIAM SCHUSTER, 'Treasurer Committee Chairmen Athletic: Alden Carpenter Cafeteria: Robert Babcock Michael Russo fFebruary 194049411 Corridor: William Metcalf fFebruary 194049411 Social: Jean Balcom Traffic: Robert Berry fFebruary 194049411 Assembly: Elizabeth Wildenhain Cafeteria: William Mastrobuono Eugene Rames fFebruary 193949401 Corridor: Herbert Sherman QFebruary 193949401 Point: Doris Irons Traffic: Raymond Jerome fFebruary 193949401 Ways and Means: Fred Hadiield Court Iudges: Frank DiPrete, Marion Wright Adviser: Miss Vera Milliken Class Delegates Jean Newton f4Aj Betty Mae Burdon GAP Betty Baggs QZAQ Robert Lynch MAD William Mathews QSAJ John Hanley QZAJ Marilyn Leach MB, Anna Mariette CGBQ Janet Richmond f2Bj William Metcalf f4Bj Robert Nason QSBJ Richard Nason QZBJ Honorary Members Sarah Field Donald Dwyer John R. Miller Garland Watkins X 3, CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L ' 71 i l 1 s l l l 1 1 THE CllANSTONIAN 1940 reen lantern Third Row: MacAndrew, Taber, Brine, Matthew, Laurienzo, Moretti, Furlong, Bloom, Badmington, Steere, Anthony, Kindstedt, DiPrete. ,, Second Row: Miss Hayden, Vickers, Berry, Duffy, Higson, Entenni, DelPadre, Haseltine, Crowell, Ryan, Gardner, Bond, Lynch. First Row: Pollack, George, Serror, Field, Aldrich, Jackson, Knapp, Judge, Tesavis, Spooner. Our school paper presents to its readers an honest and animated picture of the activities of the students. EclitorfinfChief ROBERT ALDRICH Associate Editor Business Manager SARAH FIELD EVELYN JACKSON Raymond Anthony Adrienne Bayan Alice Berry Marion Bond Frank DiPrete Patrick DiZazZo Gertrude Duffy Lucile Spooner Publicity Manager Frank DiPrete Margaret Entenni Iris Matthew Literary Board Margaret Elvin Hope Furlong Phyllis Gardner Roland Gaunt Betty George Adeline Giordano Dorothy Higson Frances Steere Business Board Advertising Manager Carolyn Tesavis Photographer Robert Tabor Clerical Staff Ruth Nelson Meredith Gould George Pendleton Raymond Holden Edward Kinstedt Alita Laurienzo Robert Lynch Raymond MacAndrew Marguerite Serror Robert Snow Edward Winsor ' Circulation Manager Evelyn jackson Majorie Bomely Mafalda DelPadre Faculty Miss Constance Hayden, Chairman Mr. George Linnane, Business el-si CIIANSTIIN I HIGH O SCHO0L 1940 A THE CBANSTIINIAN , ' 1 Cglzyrsus Gia 1 cASTs AND STAGE WORKERS FOR THYRSUS CLUB PLAYS, 'KTHE SUPREME GIFTU AND iKWHAT A LIFEH 'Third Row: DiPrete, Rusk, Mikolajewski, Rames, Drew, Topakian, Bassing, Comstock. Second Row: Winsor, White, Poole, Hoffman, Nason, Day, Hird, lwliss jones. First Row: Ferrin, Wright, Burdon, Wildenhain, Stokes, Connell, Rivers. The Thyrsus Club aims to give the students interested in dramatics an opportunity to develop their talents and to entertain and interest the student body. The two out' standing entertainments are the Christmas play and the annual spring play. h Officers - EUGENE RAMES, President, ROBERT DREW, VieefPresident ELIZABETH WILDENHAIN, Secretary MORTON HOFFMAN, Treasurer MERLYN CONNELL, Social Committee Chairman Miss HELEN JONES, Adviser Miss RUTH HASSELL, Director Members Carol Almy Nathan Goff Eugene Rames Alfred Armstrong Robert Bassing Adrienne Bayan Alice Berry Betty Bosworth Margaret Boyden Evely Bugbee Shirley Burdon Franklin Comstock Merlyn Connell Virginia Crane Robert Day Edgar Dillon Frank DiPrete Polly Draper Robert Drew Edith Eddy Joyce Ferrin Barbara Fleck Leonard Harten Elizabeth Haslam Bert Hill John Hird Morton Hoffman Jack Horton John Kenney Max Knickerbocker Audrey Lunden ' William Metcalf Dolores McCauley Madeline ,McQuinn Richard Nason' Robert Nason Jean Newton Clifford Noll Ernest Pearson Shirley Pollock Stedman Pool Jeanne Rivers Milton Rusk William Russell Barbara Setchell Herbert Sherman Dorothy Smith Howard Spaulding Fred Stacy Martha Stokes ' Armen Topakin Donald Vieweg Wilma Vrooman Gilbert Weatherbee Russell White Esther Wiesner Elizabeth Wildenhain Edward Winsor Beverly Wright Marion Wright N gga , CRANSTON 0 HIGH 0 SClIO0L fl ' M75' THE CRANSTONI , 1940 is COURT The Court gives violators of regulations a just trial and pen' alty, when needed, and teaches the students fair play and responsibility. STUDENT COUNCIL COURT 'Third Row: Berry, Capuano, Metcalf, Russo, Babcock, Shuman, Mr. Sawin, Adviser Second Row: Gronlund, Carter, Deignan, Corcoran, Gorrie. First Row: DiPrete, judgeg Wright, fudge. TRAFFIC MARSH!-XLS The Traffic Marshals keep traflic moving as smoothly and swiftly as possible in an over' crowded school. TRAFFIC MARSHALS Second Row: Jerome, Barrie, Capuano, Beck, Berry, Chairman, Mr. Ferguson, Adviser. First Row: Johnson, Hipwell, Villar, Hempel, Fleck, Tallman. Q ' . CRANSTIINAO HIGH I SCHO0L 174.- l 940 CAFETERIA MARSHALS Cafeteria Marshals are sta' tioned throughout the cafeteria to prcserve order during lunch periods. THE CRANSTIDNIAN CAFETERIA MARSHALS 'Third Row: Ricci, White, Wilbur, Geary, Marcello, Pulliam, Russo, CofCh.g Dillon, Babcock, CofCh.g Elias, S. Rames. Second Row: Shuman, MacAndrew, Westbom, Mastrobuono, E. Rarnes, Barry, Bond, Reid. First Row: Mr. Thayer, Adviser, Pariseault, Shortman, Anderson, Watts, Armington, Huser, Martin. CORRIDOR MARSHALS Third Row: C. Brown, Baynes, Nahigian, Sevigne, Herbert Allard. Second Row: Mr. Haines, Adviser, Naylor, Watkins, Jenkins, Hoffman, Metcalf, Chg Kenney, W. Brown. First Row: Wilson, Carpenter, Bak, Crooker, Liebrich, Whitman, Irons, Newton. . CORRIDOR MARSH!-XLS The purpose of this organiza- tion is to greet and direct school visitors and to maintain order in the corridor during class periods. CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH O SCHO0L sl lg. Y ' 75 - THE cnANsT0N1AN 1940 DEANIS COUNCIL Third Row: Hopps, Stokes, Field, Pres., Gallup, King, Anderson, Marslmall, Wadsworth, Young, Steere. in Second Row: Barry, tl 'reas,g Waite, Lorey, Corp, Miss Milliken, Dean, Bayles, Stockard, Rehfuss, Sahlgren, Pariseault. First Row: Buckley, Sec.g Fusco, Sukeiorth, Madden, Tallinan, Higson, V, Pres., Powers, Goodchild, Wiesncr. LIBRARY CIRCLE Girls voluntarily assist the librarian by sharing in the desk work, by helping students hnd the needed' material, and by keeping the library an attractive and useful place. LIBRARY CIRCLE DEAN'S COUNCIL The Dean's Council develops a spirit of friendliness within the school and familiarizes its mein' bers with the occupations and organizations of the community. 'Third Row: Wennberg, Bigbee, Ventura, Kcllerjian, Cann, Iorgenson. Second Row: Baggs, Barrett, Treats., Kendrick, Vickery, Skilling, Conti, Badinington, Thornton, Price. Denny, First ' ow: Gardner ewett Li old, Santucci, V. Pres., Carter, Pvesg :R , J , PP Sec.g Walloohogian. vwnppp-naman-Ma G , CRANSTON o 111611 o scn00L .- 76 W- 1940 THE CRANSTIDNIAN The History Club holds discus' sions, sponsors international cor- ' respondence, and takes trips to places interest. HISTORY CLUB 1 'tar of historic and civic HISTORY CLUB Fourth Row: Crooker, Zeltner, Burton, Pres., Russell, Gray, Barrie, Pensalhni, Stacy, Block, Kappler. Third Row: Casey, E. Barry, Wright, Treasg Kennedy, McKay, Sheehan, Carty, Seaton, George. , Second Row: Clemens, Young, Scott, jetter, H. Barry, Nickerson, Steere, Barrett, Ferrari, Soscia, Powers, Rivers. First Rolw: Sukeforth, Gallup, Gustafson, Judge, Reinelt, Bruner, Whitmzrn, Liebrich, Vil ar. MOVIE CRITICS CLUB Second Row: Powers, Mr. Dodge, Adviser, Boyden, E. Powers. First Row: Bromley, VonTobel, V. Pres., Jacobson, Sec., Bischoff. Pres.g McKay, Rose, Kappler, Chronley. MOVIE CRITICS CLUB The purpose of the Movie Critics Club is to develop dis' crimination in choosing movies and to understand the important developments in the moving picture industry. ga, CRANSTON O HIGH 0 SCHO0L CWC THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais a pour but une meilleure connaissance de la langue, des moeurs, et de l'esprit de la nation francaise. FRENCH CLUB Fourth Row: Brown, DiPrete, Pres., Naylor, Miss Gilmore, Adviser, Hill, Rossi, Metcalf, Holden, Tallman. glllird Row: Hoffman, Secg Anderson, MacKay, E. Barry, Boss, H. Barry, Pariseault, V. Pres., letter, 'Treasg Pinchbcck, Eaton, McCauley. Second Row: Boddis, Owen, Bayles, Balcom, Nickerson, Duffy, Higson, Belire Chronley, Scott, Quinn, Booth. First Row: Newton, Bayan, Ballard, Mayo, Wright, Hipwell, Berry, Carlson, Carty, Burke. 1 EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Second Row: Brow, Helgerson, Nickerson, Lovegreen, Gardner, Richardson. First Row: Leuzzi, Agnoli, V. Pres., Kappler, Rose, Skoog, 'Trcasg George, Pres., Lepizzera, Sec. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL El proposito de El Circulo Espanol es a ayudar a los aluinnos a divertirse con dialogos, juegos, canciones espanolas, y muchas otras actividades. ,Fall A CRANSTIIN 0 HIGH I SCHO0L l fuxffi l '1 ua, -vyxtx .ara 1940 ITALIAN CLUB Lo scopo del Circolo Italiano e per dare agli studenti maggiori opportunita di parlare Z1 sentire la lingua italiana in un' atmosfera sociale, 2 di far conoscere coro la cultura italiana. THE CRANSTONIAN IZI4 ITALIAN CLUB Fourth Row: Spetrini, Boezi, DiPrete, 'l reas.g Mikolajewski, E. Moretti, Corradini, Zarli, Magnotta, P'res.g Pezza, Mr. Cimorelli, Adviser. Third Row: R. Ruggieri, D. Saccoccia, A. Cerrito, M. Saccoccia, Gurgani, Squizzero, Matrullo, Cardi, Landi, Mastrobuono, Socia. Second Row: R. Moretti, V. P1es.g Boddis, Leuzzi, Agnoli, Laurienzo, Foglia, Di' Stefano, E. Moretti, Sec.g DeMarquette, Ferrara. First Row: A. Moretti, Crudale, M. T. Saccoccia, Zarli, Christy, Conti, Bofli, DeLuca, Pesatuoro. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Second Row: Miss M. Smith, Adviserg Russell, P'res.g Beckman, Beck, Mikolajewski, Hincks, Frost. First Row: Farwell, Gardner, Bayan, Stomberg, Wiesner, V, Presg Bruner, Rivers. .1 , DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Grunde, die fur einen deut' schen Verein sprecllen sind: Vereiningung aller Deutschstudif erenden und Gelegenheit, die deutsche Sprache zu gebrauchen. N -px .. CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L ' 79 ' 1 THE CBANSTONIAN MW 1940 Qs The Chemistry Club is devoted to the study and advancement of science and allied subjects in our school. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club offers fur' ther opportunity to those who are interested in biology to def velop these interests. BIOLOGY CLUB Third Row: Coulding, Wood, Nixon, Keifer, Gershkoif, Wilbur, Ricketson, Swanson, Linden. Second Row: Farrar, Treasg D. Saccoccia, Jalongo, Staff, Fusco, Johnson, Heseltine, Crowell, Mr. Hayes, Adviser. First Row: Waite, M. Saccoccia, Bold, V. Pres., Coleman, Partridge, Bockert, Jewett. CHEMISTRY CLUB Third Row: R. Berry, Spaulding, Petterson, Swann, Dexter, Barrie, Hunter. Second Row: Johnston, Leuzzi, Crane, Steere, Barrett, A. Berry, V, Pres.: Jerome, Pres., Mr, Latham, Adviser. First Row: Jenkins, Brown, Hempel, Treasg Johnson, Furlong. Seng Jetter, Richardson. CHEMISTRY CLUB K' 9 ra fr L - l ' J A ' CRANSTUN O HIGH 0 SClIO0L Slgggiii U 80 ' 1940 HI-TRI The purpose of the Hi to help each member ut life squarely and to find and give the best. Third Row: Kers THE CRANSTIDNIAN I -Tri is o face HPTRI E451'-U 'Third Row: Ruggieri, D. Saccoccia, Moretti, Jacobson, Treas. 4- Second Row: Crowley, Conn, Martin, Nickerson, Matteson, Mathews, Miss Lauclati, Adviser. First Row: Wentworth, Pres., Crooker, Schettini, L. Saccoccia, Croghan, Bockert. HI'Y haw, Pulliam, F. Bennett, R, Bennett, MacDougall, York, 'Treasg Moore, Mathews. Second Row: Schuster, Sevigne, Watkins, Seclg Lynch, Mead, Metcalf, Herbert Allard. First Row: Eacuello, Carpenter, V. Pv'es.g Hedison, Dwyer, Pres., Mankovitz, Henry Allard, Butts. HI-Y To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community, standards of Chris- tian character, clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship is the purpose of the HifY. . gp CRANSTIDN 0 HIGH O SCHO0L it - 81 Q THE CRANSTONIAN -Q 1940 A ! . l , , 1 5 fig f '1 THRIFT COUNCIL Zz ' ' ' Y THRIFT COUNCIL YE ' Fourth Row: Phillips, Gentile. f. - Third Row: Bosworth, Reid, Duify, Iohnson, Heseltine,5V. Pigifliccone, MacKay, Ivfather, Underwood, Kappler. 1 lik Second Row: Skivington, Deluca, Kenney, Hall, Pia6telli, Sa.-a?iherg, Stefano, Magnalimi. First Row: Mullen, Anthony, Clemens, George, Pres., Villar, Ilippolcl, Eerle, Christy, Graben. BAND BAND Third Row: Phillips, Zeltner, Searle, Vosburgh. Iutras, McCaddin, Brown. Second Row: Raines, Petterson, Durfee, McKay, Ponton, Skillings, Wright, Casey, Derrnksian, Kenney. First Row: Tew, Ienkins, Owen, Wadsworth, Anthony, Lockwood, Allen, Spooner, Trimonti, Knight, W. Brown. A .1 Q CRANSTUN O HIGH 0 SCHO0L 1940 THE CRANSTONIAN l ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA Fourth Row: Zampa, Sardelli, Reid, Spalding. Third Row: Moretti, Sokolowski, MacKay, Johnson, Knight, W. Brown, Powers, Gorman, Spooner, Trarnonti. Second Row: Miss Mclnerney, Director, Astbury, Grimo, Roberts, Corrigan, Staff, Thornton, Wennberg, Pike. First Row: Stevens, Melone, Quincy, Hall, Benson, Ursillo, Mitchell, Brown. CHOIR Fourth Row: Merolla, Brown, Roberts, Spalding, Nelson, Nixon, Gardner, Chelline, Keyes, Sinapi, Macari, Sabitoni. Third Row: Geary, Sokalowski, Winsor, Boddis, Dunn, Mills, Colozzi, Tyrell, Gallop, Stacy, Thornton, Colwell, Boezi, Costanzo, Stevens. Second Row: Englebrook, Tesavis, Serror, Giordano, Adams, Moretti, Jacobson, Rogers, Huhling, Price, Barry, Stockard, White, Rathbone, Crank, Morocco, Corsi, DelPadre. First Row: Ventetuolo, Soderholm, Thompson, Finley, Pearson, Santucci, Miss Mc' lnerny, Sears, George, Bowen, Benson, Pelini, Kennedy, MacDonald, Oakley, Cordery, Simpson, Carlson. CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L CHOIR .rs 4 t THE CBANSTONIAN 1940 Oljlte parent cwaclzer association OFFICERS President MRS. PAUL L. GOULD First Vice President MRS. GEORGE E. BENNETT Second Vice President MRS. FRED P. STACY Third Vice President MRS. VINCENT M. CASTROVILLARI Fourth Vice President MR. C. HERBERT TAYLOR Fifth Vice President MR. SILAS T. NYE Recording Secretary MRS. LAWRENCE D. BARRETT Corresponding Secretary MRS. HOWARD V. KING Treasurer MRS. WILLIAM R. CONROY Committee Chairmen Dancing Class, Mrs. Nelson.E. Gardiner, Hospitality, Mrs. Raymond I. Pearce, Membership, Mrs. Fred P. Stacy, Music, Mrs. Earl R. Bond, Program, Mrs. George E. Bennett, Publicity, Mrs. Raymond A. Scheel, Reception, Mrs. John A. Creamer, Student Aid, Miss Vera L. Milliken, Sunshine, Mrs. Charles H. Drew, Ways and Means, Mrs. Albert F. Wiesner, Welfare, Mrs. Dana R. Crawford, Reporting Delegate, Mrs. Frederick G. Harriman. HIS year marks the twentieth birthday of the Cranston High School Parent Teacher Associaf tion. We have grown with the school. Our membership and average attendance this year have exceeded those of past years. It is well at this anniversary to give credit to the men and women who have been responsible for the achievements of these past twenty years. The band we enjoy, the radio system, many of the books in our library, the pictures on the school walls, the silver tea set, and many other pieces of school equipment were provided by their labors. For eighteen of these years honor pins have been purchased and presented to graduating classes by the Association. A helping hand has been given to many of the school clubs by donations of both time and money. In turn the Students have cofoperated with our organization and many of our meetings have been enlivened by their participation. This is particularly true of our musical groups. In December of this year we had our Fathers Night, our most spectacular meeting, when Governor and Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt were guests, with over five hundred members and friends present. L'Mother's Afternoon, an innovation, was held in January, and girls of the Home Economics department served tea and modeled clothes, while Miss Ruth Cowles gave a most practical talk on Clothes for Personality. The biennial election comes in May, and the present oihcers will be replaced by a new and capable slate. Cur wish for them is the same pleasant associations we have had and the continued support of you, the Students of Cranston High School. To the graduating classes-we wish you happiness, for with that comes success. PAULINE S. GOULD, President. is If CRANSTON 0 HIGH I SCHO0L 84 'P T 2, s K. HEL Why since the world began, The surest road to fame Has been the field where men unknown Might win themselves a name. AT Cranston there is a splendid athletic program for the students. a program providing for the development of both mind and body. This has certainly been a red-letter year for Cranston High School. Our football team captured the coveted Class A championship title, and Green prowess was also evinced in hockey. wrestling. and swimming. Basketball. tennis. golf, and track likewise have their devotees but in the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to-baseball! -.gg- l940 THE CRANSTUNIAN 1940 arsity gootoaff VARSITY FOOTBALL, 1959 'Third Row: Holmes, Mgr., Christy, F. Bennett, Briggs, H, Smith, Jerome, Vekeman, D. Smith, Murphy, Mankovitz, Watkins, Nelson, Knowlton, Erickson, Gaudet, Tanner, Mgr. Second Row: Mr. Maggiacorno, Asst. Coach, Herbert' Allard, Warburton, Darelius, O'Connor, Moore, Schuster, Dwyer, Capt., R. Bennett, Wilbur, Saccoccia, Holcombe, Ashcroft, Mr. Stebbins, Coach. First Row: Renzi, Mgr., DiPrete, Mgr., Rogers, Mgr., Pulliam, Berry, Rock, Kelly, Uhrig, Mathews, Geary, Fontaine, Mgr., Hammond, Mgr., Miller, Mgr. All hail the champs! Three cheers for this year's Green Thunderbolt! Led by perhaps the greatest captain Cranston ever had, this team swept on to the state championship in spite of one defeat. Starting with a squad composed largely of Juniors, Coach Stebbins built up a team that played almost perfect football and will always be remembered as one of the greatest teams ever to wear the Green and White. While some individuals were outstanding, Cranston functioned largely as a smooth machine. Cranston placed three men on the mythical All Rhode Island team: Captain and halfback, Donnie Dwyer, guard, Russ Bennettg and end, Georgie Warburton. Several others received hon' orable mention and many more deserved it. The cofcaptains elected for next year are Russ Bennett and quarterback Billy Mathews. Team Cranston Opponent Team Cranston Opponent New Bedford 14 6 East Providence 13 6 Worcester Boys, Trade 6 O Rogers 27 O Pawtucket 20 O Hope 13 O Central 6 13 Mt. Pleasant 13 O La Salle 6 O is e . CRANSTON I HIGH 0 SCHO0L A5133 H 86 - 1940 THE CIIANSTQINIAN Champ ions gya CRANSTON O HIGH 0 SClIO0L 87 Q . -. ... Y X2 QGQLXL' THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 ijarslty Qasketoall VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Second Row: Rogers, Mgvtg Daniels, Tierney, Cooney, Strehlke, Pezza, Fouchecourt, Schuster, Vosburgh, Mr. Gordon, Assti Coach. First Row: Mr. Stebbins, Coachg Wisbey, Mgr., C'Neil, Nlqng Liebrich, McLaughlin, CofCapt.g Callender, Butts, CofCapt.g York, Crabtree, Moore. The Varsity Basketball Team had an off and on season. On their good days, the boys played real headsfup basketball like a championship team, on their bad days, they showed their need of further experience. The material of the team was young, however, so that most of the team will be back next year. Since they are capable of playing excellent ball, with further building by Coach Stebbins, the longfawaited Championship Basketball Team may be produced at Cranston High. Team Opponent Cranston 'Team Opponent Cranston :1'Aldrich 3 6 30 Hope 35 24 a'New Bedford 25 26 Central 28 40 Central 24 23 East Providence . 46 36 East Providence 21 42 Rogers 44 5 4 Rogers 1 5 28 'tWorcester Trade 3 3 27 Mount Pleasant 29 41 Mount Pleasant 24 38 Pawtucket 3 5 18 Pawtucket 5 2 22 La Salle 32 23 .La Salle 29 26 De La Salle 36 30 De La Salle 29 34 mNonfLeague Game Hope 18 35 A R CIIANSTIIN I HIGH O SCHO0L T SS T 1940 THE CBANSTONIAN gfocaey C if Vi I I HOCKEY, 19394940 Third Row: Chorlton, Mgr.g Gaudet, Dwyer, Pulliam, Pendleton, Taylor, Carlson, O'Connor, Mr. Higgins, Coach. Second Row: Leigh, Warburton, Schmidt, Shuman, Potter, Freethy, Hanson, Rogers, Mgr. First Row: Saccoccio, Coupe, Ashcroft. The 19394940 hockey team had a fairly successful season. Overcoming the handicap of losing the complete first line through midfyear graduation, the team continued to play good hockey and made the playfoifsf It was defeated in the playfoffs by Mount St. Charles, but captured third place by defeating Hope. Pulliam, Dwyer, and Warburton, outstanding during the season, were placed on the allfstate team. Cranston Team Opponent Cranston Team Opponent T5 Framingham 2 ' 1 Mount Pleasant O T3 Watertown O 1 East Providence O 3 La Salle 2 O Mount St. Charles 4 1 Central 2 2 Warwick O 2 Classical 1 XO Mount St. Charles 2 1 La Salle Z 5:2 Mount St. Charles 4 3 East Providence O rs Hope 1 O Mount St. Charles 3 gl Hope 2 1 Hope O i'Playfoffs ftwo games, total goalsl 1 Warwick 2 TNonfLeague S' CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L 'P - 89 ' THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 1940 BASEBALL TEAM Third Row: Rogers, Mgr., Miner, Mgr., Pulliam, Bennett, Moore, Schuster, Bryan, P.. Taylor, Tanner, Nlgv. Second Row: Carlson, Lynch, Mahoney, C'Connell, Elias, Noonan, Marcello, Cooney, Ashcroft. First Row: Winters, F. Taylor, McSweeney, Wing, Capt.g Mr. Stebbins, Coach, Mr. Gordon, Asst. Coach, Mastrobuono, Warburton, Hanson, Sisson. TRACK 1939 Event Cranston R. I. Freshmen 95 31 Brockton 47 41 Relays Second R. 1. Invitation Fourth, Meet 26M pts. League Fourth, 15 pts. Pawtucket 30 96 La Salle 44 82 A5 1939 TRACK TEAM Third Row: Mincarelli, Mgr., Rock, Carlson, Bates, Englebrook, Allard, Allard, Sevigne. - BASEBALL 1939 Opponent Cranston Central 3 4 E. Prov. O 5 Warren 14 7 Pawtucket 10 3 Warren 9 5 Woonsocket 3 13 Hope 4 6 La Salle 9 'S Central 3 2 E. Prov. 2 12 Pawtucket 6 1 Marianapolis O 18 Rogers 6 4 Hope 3 4 Moses Brown 3 4 La Salle 7 4 Holdsworth, Redstone, Miller, Second Row: Varadian, Hindmarsh, Carlson, Bottomly, DeLuca, LeDoux, Smith, Armstrong, Dahl, Bennett. First Row: Johnson, Mankovitz, Cole, Nichols, CofCapt.g Crump, Pezza, Possner, Greene, Curren, Mr, Wardwell, Coachg Battey, CofCapt. fnot in pieturej. CRANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN WRESTLING Opponent Cranston Weymouth 29lfQ IZLQ E, Prov, 21 I 3 Mt. Pleasant 15 21 Harvard I 1 I9 Moses Brown 5' 29 Country Day 6 26 Hope 21 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONS Russell Bennett Vkfilliam Ivlathews Bennie Soprano Victor Vekeman I 15-Slbe y 145 lb. 1I8lb. 16'5lb. WRESTLING Third Row: Johnson, Mgvtg Madden, Watkins, Bob Bennett, Imperatore, Wilbur, S. DelBonis. Second Row: Bailey, Mgr., Vekeman, Capuano, White, Mahoney, Metcalf, B. DelBonis, Mr. Leathers, Coach. First Row: Marshall, Hutchinson, Mathews, Soprano, Capt., R. Bennett, Doughty. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Second Row: Mathews, Dwyer, Hedison, Moore, Watkins, Hard, Carpenter. First Row: Higson, Wheat, Tallman, Crooker, Bak, Mackle, Bosworth, Higgins. 1 4 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Students either participating in or interested in various branches of athletics are chosen by the Student Council to serve on the Athletic Council, which, under the guidance of Mr. Thompson, discusses the Athletic Association policies, makes awards, and issues membership cards. g V, CRANSTIIN I HIGH 0 SCHO0L H3 THE CRANSTIINIAN 1940 GREEN KEY GREEN KEY The Green Key gives an op' portunity to managers of all sports to become acquainted with one another. 'Third Row: Mead, Parker, Chorlton, Miller, P'res.g Hammond, Shaghalian, Renzi. Second Row: Rogers, V, Pres.g Bailey, Grady, DlPrete, Legacy, Shippee, Fontaine. First Row: Hernpel, Martin, MacKenzie, Bak, Skoog, Rathbone, Wilson, Cook. BOYS' LEADER CORPS Second Row: Allen, Marshall, McLaughlin, Curren. First Row: Magnone, Watkins, Butts, Metcalf, Hamel. BOYS' LEADER CORPS The Boys' Leader Corps is composed of a group of boys who want to know and learn more about gym work and the use of apparatus. A yn: CRANSTIDN O HIGH 0 l 33 -- 92 - -Q 'SCHO0L , 1940 THE CRANSTIINIAN GIRLS' LEADER CORPS Service and Loyalty is the motto of the Girls' Leader Corps gservice and loyalty to school, each other, and community. GIRLS, LEADER coRPs Fourth Row: Cardi, Leach, Boddis, Remington, Stokes, Allen, Field, Pariseault, Tallrnan, Parks, Budlong, Newhall, Irons, Burdon, Crooker, Eaton. Third Row: Watts, Wiesner, Balcom, Owen, Fanella, Colvin, Nather, Rock, Saccoccia, Grondquist, Gardner, Bak, Ralph, Richardson, Miss Johnson, Advisef. Second Row: Anthony, Badrnington, Ehrencrona, Dingee, Gronlund, Rose, Behre, Anderson, Wright, Bowen, Ham, Duffy, Young, Benson. First Row: Cook, Liebrich, Reinelt, Higson, Sunshine Ch., Newton, Lieut. Commander, Whitman, Commander, Wheat, Qziuavtermasterg Bruner, Asst. Eluartefmastefg Brindle, Furlong, Fleck. GIRLS, INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Second Row: Behre, Bruner, Bowen, Crooker, Saccoccia, Wright, Newton, Hofmann, Fanella, Bak. First Row: Miss Johnson, Coach, Liebrich, Watts, Remington, Whitman, Booth, Pinchbeck, Wheat, Reinelt, Martin. GIRLS' BASKETBALL A CHAMPS Opponent Champs f4B'sJ ZB 9 '14 ZA 6 37 3B 13 25 3A 16 15 4A 14 20 2B 12 24 QA 4 24 SB 16 17 ZA 12 l 7 Wm S'NonfTournament Game :All A CRANSTIIN o 111611 a sc11o0L 'QSM THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 I GIRLS, SWIMMING CLUB Third Row: Davis, Furlong, Spooner, Fletcher, Seaton, Croghan, Alexander, Johnson, Sgggwgd Rgwg Fgjg, Millg, MQG1,iinn, Bosworth, Winters, McCarthy, Rehfuss, Sec., Cook, Capt. QU, Villar, Asst. Mgr., Wilson, Mgr.g Fleck, Capt. QZD. In Front: Saillant, Treas.g Miss Ruth Cowles and Miss Eileen Corrigan, Advisers fnot in picturej. CROP AND STIRRUP CLUB In addition to riding each week at the Iacobs Hill Hunt under the direction of Captain Fred IVIarsn1an, this year the Corp and Stirrup Club competed in an annual field day in May. CROP AND STIRRUP CLUB GIRLS' SWIMMING Opponent Ol neyville Auxiliary Wanskuck Hugh Bain Pawtucket Pawtucket Olneyville Auxiliary CLUB Cranston 31 24 22 32 16 33 42 15' 45 12 39 27 x Third Row: Cook, Harriman, MacDougall, Bosworth, Field, Rose, Behre, Jacobson, Watling. 1 Second Row: Miss Johnson, Adviser, Stokes, Bowen, Young, King, Watts, Bag Clark, Iewett. X First Row: Winter, O'Connell, Cordery, Brindle, Barker, Buckley, Rirrgrnasterg New 1, X Villar, Higson, Lane. ' . . V fer f , CRANSTIDN O HIGH O SCHO0L 494.- 2 . l ,O Ks 1940 N THE CRANSTDNIAN N i 6 GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club offers the girls one of the less strenuous sports. Each week the members meet at the Wellington Alleys to strive for strikes and spares. GIRLS, BOWLING CLUB Third Row: King, McKay, Kennedy, Simonini, Jennings, H. Anderson, James, Zodi Pariseault. Second Row: Miss Burke, Adviser, Brindle, Capt., Richardson, Wentworth, R. Wylie G. Wylie, Sullivan, Laffountain, Jacobson, Lane, Ietter. First Row: Swanson, Eaton, Ralph, Rock, Pratt, Burns, Quinn, Saillant, Stringer. GIRLS, GOLF CLUB 'Third Row: Quinn, Higson, Dulfy, Saccoccia, Bowen, Deignan, Gardner, Tallman, Fletcher. Second Row: Behre, Newhall, Judge, Martin, Bak, Booth, Ham, Newton. First Row: Saillant, Crooker, Rose, Brindle, Leach, Tesavis, Brown, Villar, O'Connell. CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L GIRLS' GOLF CLUB In their weekly lesson at Nelson's Driving Range the girls of the Golf Club learn the fundamentals of the game .Rs 'Q 5 THE CRANSTONIAN 1940 Gross Gountry Although not so successful as in the past, the 1939 Cross Country squad showed great prom' ise for the future Led by Captain Pezza, Coach Wardwell's boys gave other schools plenty of trouble. We hope that next year will bring a championship to Cranston. :':Brockton 15, Cranston 40, Lockwood 20, Cranston 35, Hope 15, Cranston 40, League Meet, Hfth place. :flow score wins meet. unlor Varsity Cgaootball Hats off to the 1939 Junior Varsity Football Team! Led by such stars as Dick Elias, Murphy, Winters, and McGarry, this year's team claims the state Jayvee championship. Under Mr. Cutler's able coaching, it lost no games and tied but one. With such an unbeatable team, the future looks bright for the Green Thunderbolt. unior ljarslty Qasketbafl P Under the capable tutorage of Mr. Linnane, the 1939 jayvee Team played splendid basket' ball, winning fifty percent of its games. With Hanley and Elias as leaders, the team gave promise of a brilliant future for the Varsity. Qoys , Cijennis Under the coaching of Mr. Ferguson, the 1939 Tennis Team came through with flying colors. With such stars as Don Farrar, Philip Knight, Earle Nason, and Rudy York, the team won seven matches and lost five. With most of the '39 squad having graduated, the '40 team has to start from scratch. nog. f golf Again using the Arrow Hill Country Club as its home course, the 1939 Golf Team carried the Green and White of Cranston proudly throughout the season. Although they won but three matches against one tie and six defeats, Coach Haines' boys never quit. ga 5? CHANSTON I HIGH O SCHO0L M 1940 THE CBANSTIINIAN Qoys jgntercfass Qasketbalf Glzamps This year's Boys' Interclass Basketball Championship was won by the 3A team under the coaching of Hugh, Butts. Composed largely of boys prominent in other types of sport, the team showed its versatility by overwhelmingly defeating the other teams. Qoxing A new sport in Cranston was introduced this year by Mr. Cutler. The first move toward the forming of a boxing team met with great success as shown by the number of boys who ap' peared. There are several excellent boxers here in school, and Cranston's success may lead to the establishing of interscholastic boxing matches. Star girls: Qasnetbaff Cgeam, 1940 The AllfStar Team, composed of players outstanding on the basketball court, is chosen every year by Miss Johnson. On March 15, 1940 the AllfStars defeated the Alumnae in the game at the annual All Cranston Night with a score of 22 to 16. AllfSta'rsy' Honorable Mention Forward: Barbara Liebrich, 4B Forward: Louella Gavitt, 3B Forward: Jean Bruner, 4B Forward: Ruth Benson, 3A Center: Isobel Whitman, 4B Center: Dorothy Harriman, ZA Side Center: Doris Cragen, 3A Side Center: Ruth Bowen, 5B Guard: Priscilla Tallman, 4B Guard: Frances Fabrigo, ZB Guard: jane Parks, 3B Guard: Evelyn Lokovic, 3A Manager: Dorothy MacKenzie, ZA Manager: Virginia Corp, 4B General Manager: Marilyn Rathbone QITXS' 3 C7BI'L4'Ll..S' Under the instruction of Miss johnson, Miss Peeling, and Miss Harrington, the Girls' Tennis Club affords girls an opportunity to perfect their game and to develop the qualities of sportsmanf ship and cooperation. The club is divided into three groups, the beginner, the intermediate, and the advanced. As a girl shows noticeable improvement, she is moved to the group above. The championship in the 1939 Girls' Tennis Tournament was won by Marilyn Eaton, who defeated the quarterffinalists, Constance Brown and Virginia Goodby, and semiffinalist, Lucille Ralph. The Athletic Association awards a major letter to the champion and a minor letter to the runnerfup. g A CRANSTIIN O HIGH O SCHO0L 'H' -97x sms'-2' THE CRANSTDNIAN 1940 I , ,QA CRANSTIIN I HIGH I SCHO0L 1940 THE CRANSTONIAN gn ,, CRANSTIDN O HIGH 0 SCHO0L -QQH THE CRANSTIINIAN 1940 CRANSTON 0 HIGH O SCHO0L -100- patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brindle, Jr. William H. Valentine Major and Mrs. Russell T. George Betty George, '40 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boezi -101- Compliments of Cranston High School Lunch Room Where You Always TEXACO Shop GASOLINE OIL Confidence MCHUGHNS SERVICE STATIONS Corner Broad St. and Albert: Ave. Edgewood WILLIAM I-IALL IFRIEIE LIBRARY EDGEWOOD RHODE ISLAND Library Hours 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY THE OUTLET COMPANY -102- Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1940 N FN DA LE gmlzotograplzs of Cbistlnction Etchin s, 3 Oil Painting P l S, Sd H cmd C I Photog 103 - Yo L 0 Very important . . . as well as thrillingl . . . will be your first job. As a Katharine Gibbs-trained secretary. however, you can approach any position with confidence. Employers appreciate the all- around training and broad cultural background of Gibbs graduates: during the past year they asked tor more than 3000 ot these able otlice assistantsl 0 The Two Year Course recommended for high school graduates combines college subjects and thorough secretarial training . . . provides the ad- vantages of college work along with career prepa- ration. Intensive One Year Course also available. Placement service without charge in New York. Boston, and Providence. 0 For your copy of UEMPHASIS ON SUCCESS. address Entrance Committee. 155 Angell Street. Providence. or telephone GI-lspee 0411. KATHAENE Glass QAM! 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