East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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JOSEPH CUDDY LOIS CHABOT D A R AWARDS Each year the Daughters of the Amerncan Revoluuon honor the boy and glrl chosen by the faculty and the students as the most outstandmg m personallty character scholastic ablllty and leadershnp From the Class of 1952 were chosen Lo1s Chabot a paragon of versatnllty and frxendhness and joseph Cuddy amlable and talented personalnty Thexr abxlxty to lead IS easily recognnzed by the fact that joe has been President of our class for the past two years and Lols Vnce President for three years Lots has always been thought of synonomously wlth such qualmes as loyalty Dramatic Socnety Asslstant Edltor of the Redjacket and a Cheerleader She has also partncxpated nn sports and varnous other actlvltnes throughout her sophomore and junior years Lots has always manntalned such a hlgh scholastnc average that she IS one of the leaders of the senlor class joe will always be remembered as an understanding and conslderate frlend He rs Vice Presldent of the H1 Y a Junnor Rotanan a member of the Student Councxl and Edltor of the East H1 Lnght He also partlcnpated nn Track and Cross Country Well deservmg of the honor whlch has been bestowed upon them Lots and joe wnll always be respected and thexr frnendshnp treasured by all of us MONDA BENEDICT l O I I . , . . . . , , an dependability and cheerfulness. She is President of the Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary of the

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The Socletx s purpose lb to encourage the dexelopment of hlgh scholarshlp strong splrlt of seruce, helpful leadershlp and xxorthx char aeter Ill the students of R I Hngh Schools At an assemblx on Max 77 1937 the Soeletx members at East were presented pms donated bx the PTA Follosxmg the assemblx, a tea sponsored bx the Student Councll, was gn en ln the1r honor The par ents of the members were guests Forts fixe members of the senlor Class were honored NIARILXN XY llllflx Rhode Isl md HONOR SOCIFTY fbroup M ntl I 1 Prlde A Rlehardson P Ixoutras J Nlacl: url me xI'iI0l'IIS I Sxb lx Sqn ldrlto I urthn R Nusen Xlefuughu A Stxnelun Rhode Isl md HONOR SOK IFTX roup rs! ru: Wlltzek P Ihompson I. XY lronnuxtz C, XY ientr I Waztthn P Wesu j Vchlttlm L md mu I 1 N .incur R XX arson I 'I he-berge Absent uhtn pncture ml-ten R N edu elrs I . , . ,, . v I - -I . e - -I r 1 1 l - f - 7 . - - H , 1 Y ' ' ' -l.. - I I f , - - I . 1 7 - 1 . . . I 'V , v . Y . Y . . Y 1 lt . 'or Il io rl: IQ. ' . , . 1 1 '. R. I A '. .. It at . K.. St-fond mn Il In rs! R, Xl a. . .'-'I - . P. I ',' . . . 2 ' . KG 41 li r fl In rf: M. 1 fl.: exif, f tn 1:

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THOMAS GRAY Class Ode The years have gone the way of Tame And we must go forth too But East our hearts wrll always hold A warm brxght love for you Your red brxck walls and golden halls No more our volces hear For now we ll speak out to the world Wnth faxth rn place of fear The frrends we leave the joy and hope Are thmgs we shall recall You ve been the guxde our one true love You ve bound us one to all We ve laughed we ve crxed and often trned To brmg you praxse and fame You always knew we drd our best To fight and wm the game Oh East we leave thy hallowed halls But mem rres wnth us stay For your golden strand of knowledge Has helped us on our way You ve been a lamp that lnghts the path just where the crossroad starts And deep wrthm wrth treasured thmgs We ll hold you rn our hearts H bl THOMAS Gln M B CONLON R NILLLIQAN G WAGNER 5 ! 3 9 , . 1 7 9 7 7 , . Q 7 , a 1 ' ' 1 3 1 , . 3 3 U , . . 3 , . 9 v v , . anon: e enlion: . .' , , ' ', ,