East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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1926 NMniumiiimuiiiiiimimMuiiiinHitiuunimMiimttiMiiimmimraiiiiHiituiitmiMWMHiHiimiiiuuiiniiiniiiMiiiHm 10 Pawtucket Senior Hich School nnwiimiiiiiiuutiuMuiniuuiimiiiuiiu«uiiuuuu»Mii»uiuiuiiiimiuuiimiiiuiiiii»HiuiiwiiiMMmuiiuiiniiiwiHi»iiiiBmiiuuumiimMMiiiuiiimumi uuuiuiumuii»HMiiMiiiiiiiiiuiuttiUMUMi i«iiiniiiwwwiiiiHiiiiHiii»iiii CLASS ODE £9BSBB i. Alma Mater, P. H. S., We say fare-well tonight, For four long years you’ve harbored us. And led our steps aright; Before us striving ever on. You’ve placed your ideals true, We’ll follow them along life’s way And honor bring to you. II. Alma Mater, P. H. S., Thv portals open wide; Thy guiding hand hast brought us far. We may longer bide. In thy dear halls, remembrance-filled, Each minute sw'iftly ticks A last goodbye, a fond fare-well For Nineteen-Twenty-Six. III. Alina Mater. P. H. S„ The time has come to part, We say fare-well, farewell to thee. With over-flowing heart. The years may pass but we’ll be true, We’ll strive to do our best; Though life shall bear us far from thee, We’ll honor P. H. S. —Words by Julia M. Emery.

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1926 Pawtucket Senior High School imniiMiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuii --— THE STAFF vxti -u ' ■ ife Edilor-in-Chief Julia Emery Leo Brown Katherine Bush Elizabeth Clark Gi.adys Gornall Kasnia Jabi.ecki Assistant Editors Isabella Jack Elizabeth Johnston Rose Karlin Israel Korenbaum Irene Mitchell William Reid Hii.ton Roberts Mildred Schoi.es Alice Spotwood Robert Sproul Business Manager Leonard Russell Assistant Business Manager Peter Pimentel Katherine Bush Historians Israel Korenbaum Prophets Gladys Gornali. Hilton Roberts

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iMiitmimtiiiiitiitmiimitiiuHMiiiMiiroiiiiiiiiiiiititaiiintiiimiiiiiiimHimiiintiimiiinmmiiiHiiiiimmiiimiiittiiimiiiMiim 1920 Pawtucket Senior Hich School 11 DORIS MAE AITKEN (“Dot”) Do you believe in the saying that “appearances arc deceitful”? We do, for Doris seems to he oh, such a quiet little girl until one becomes acquainted with her. She is one of the brightest pupils in our History class and can l e referred to on any subject concerning it. How we admire her wavy tresses! Doris intends to enter R. I. C. E. Now. Doris, don't be too strict with your grammar school pupils. Always rememl er your own school days. We wish you luck. Dot. ADA AL INA ALDRICH (“Pinkey”) Motto: “To have jrtends is to be one. Ada likes athletics immensely, so much so that she goes to every baseball. football, and basketball game, and cheers herself almost hoarse for the teams of good old P. H. S. Anyone who does not know the fine points of these games may go to Ada, for she is fully informed. She intends to become a nurse and help those less fortunate than herself. She will go to the Memorial Hospital in September to liegin training. We expect to see her name enrolled among those who have been of great service to human sufferers. EDITH ALLEN (“Dutchie,” “Edie”) Motto: He who hesitates is lost—rushing jor lunch CLASS BASKETBALL (3), SWIMMING (3) Edith comes from Saylesville and she certainly is a credit to that small village. As she spends her summers on Cape Cod. she is a very good swimmer, and in our natatorial sports she has come through swimmingly. Edith has many friends here among us at P. H. S. She has a cheery smile and a friendly manner and we know she will be happy wherever she goes. With her name on the Honor Roll Edith has a boost towards her success in the future.