East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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IH93i'!,p4k I if STATE OF RHODE ISLAND 6' PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS EXECUTIVE CHAMBER PROVIDENCE DENNIS J Roaenrs MaI'Ch 3 1955 GOVERNOR Dear Mr Curtls I am happy to Join the people of Pawtucket, and more particularly the students, former students, alumni teachers, and parents, 1n the observance of the one hundredth anniversary of the Pawtucket East Senior High School During those years succeeding generations of students have benefited from the untlrlng work of former pr1nc1pals and teachers, and I am sure that your observance will be approprlate Please accept my best wishes for continued service to the community and extend my appreciation to your principal and teachers Sincerely ou s MQW Dennis J. Roberts Governor Mr. Gilbert F. Curtis Editor-in-Chief, Redjacket East Senior High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island DJR: MC vc xg

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vs flltig uf Qgafniurket oi' ' X 1 QR nba glslzmh 0 li X Gzmmfv 0Bffrce of the agar LAWRENCE A McCARTHY Mayo April 2 5 , 1955 Mr Gllbert F Curtis Editor in chief Redgacket East Senior High School Pawtucket, Rhode Island Dear Mr Curtis Through the pages of the Redjacket please permit me to congratulate t e students, the faculty past and present, and the alumni of East Senior High School upon its 100th anniversary Yet the occasion is not one to be enjoyed only by East High and its immediate friends It is a cause for celebration by the whole city of Pawtucket that East High in the one hundred years since its predecessor was founded on Summit Street has attained the eminence that it enjoys today The impact for good which the graduates of these one hundred years has had on our c1ty and state cannot be measured, but we all know it is tremendous If Mr William E Tolman and the other pioneers of high school education in our city could see the results of their handiwork I feel sure they would consider their every sacrifice repaid beyond their fondest hopes or dreams. The illustrious alumni of East High, and its predecessor in name Pawtucket High, were the leaders who founded our city and guided its subsequent growth. The story of Pawtucket is their story. What- ever measure of success we as a city may have had, we owe in large measure to them. On this glorious anniversary we salute East High School, its students, its faculty, and all its graduates! Our sincere wish is that East High may continue to grow in stature and in service to its students, and continue to be a strong force for good in our city. Yours sincerely, JZ Lawrence A. McCarthy Mayor LAMfmln O fx' .V 'wily wfsw. rf- 'V 35iQ.'Layf.I If Hx 5 i' X r . Y . . . . . ' : . l O 0 U C . Q