English High School - Brown Owl Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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STATISTICS NAME. NICK NAME. BY-WORD. D1sPos1T1oN. Gladys Alden 4... Smiles. Honest. Charming. Hazel Alfred ..., S-horty. just Listen. Even. Ruth Berger .... Madame President Great Scott. Iolly. Cyril Broadhead ..... Cy. Order Please. Calm. Louise Brotherton. . . Lou. Niemtals-niemals Inquisitive. wieder! Samuel BL11'liG ----- Sammy. Inez. Sweet. Mabel Cox .......... Mab. Naughty! Mischievous Gladys Diefendorf. .. jim-mie. In New York. Coquettish. A111121 Flyllll -------.- A. I. Far be it from me. Angelic. VVilfred Girouard .... Frenchy. Attention! XIVIUSOYIIC. Jennie Goldberg ..... jen, H61-C. jolly, Emelia Hempel .... Little One. Goodness. Merry. Arnot Hirst ..... Cuty. Achille. Quiet. Isabell Hughes .... Inez. Heavens. Pleasant. Helen I-Iutcheon ..... Nellie. Great Scott. Quiet. In.ez Jordan ........ Baby. Up behind the clock. Lively. Marie Leach ..... Dimpl-es. Oh, say! Talkative. Herbert Lord Butsy. Ivey. Easy going. Alice Luther ....... Kid. X Hey. Merry. Jessie McDougall .... Jess. Haven't looked at it. Reserved. Achille Mangiante. . . Kille. Here- Quiet. Marco Montagano. .. Count Out. O, you kid! Lazy. Margaret McGwynn. Fluffy Ruffles. Anna. Heavenly. Ethel Mancib ........ Polly. Get down, Teddy. Amiable. Anfnie Marshall .... Nan. lfVell, I believe you. Quiet. Milton Price .... ? Kiss me. Friendly. Millicent Reed ....... Millie. My word. Sweet. Gertrude Richards... Taffy. T'hat's the limit. Ambitious. Newton Shawcross. . . Isaac. Been to Miss Mosher. Happy. Robert Sweet ........ Bob That's all right. Lazy. Cora Thornton .... Coclie. Oh say! SWCCY- Alma X1Vaterman ..... ? Good gracious. Agreeable. Martha Wfeston .... Puffs. It's cold. Unequallerl. Marie Wfilclprett ..... Maurie. Milton. Pleasing.

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Sub Seniors! Wfe hail you as our worthy successors, and as such, we would admonish you ever to keep in mind and endeavor to live up to the best traditions of our beloved school. It should be your ambition to emulate the glorious example which this illustrious class of January, 1911, has set before you. The inspiration our class has given you together with your own past experience should be the spur to further efforts. My parting words of advice will be those long ago uttered by that eminent philosopher and statesman, -Benjamin Franklin. He said, I have no light to guide my path to the future save that shed by the lamp of experience, and oftentimes it is profitable to pause in our journey, turn backward, and study the road by which we have traveled. VV e bestow upon you our blessings together with our best wishes that you will prove yourselves worthy in the highest degree of the proud 'title of Seniors. ' S Q QE ':-.K....-egg li 4 6

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STATISTICS LoAr1No PLACE. OCCUPATION. sPEeiAL'rY. AMB1'r1oN. Looking Glass. Singing. l'Iair-dressing Opera Singer. Yet to come. Talking to Amy Unknown. To grow taller. Bailey. At Cyi-il'5 desk Wforking for Senior Making fudge. To be a star in Latin. Dance. Not known. Technical. B. O. B. Meetings. Summer and Pond Keeping class in order Running errands. Discovering keys. Studying English. Selling ties. Theatre going. VVorking, Cnitj Making fudge. To build an aeroplane Private secretary. Advertising agent? Expert typist. Cozy corner. Talking. Sailor suits. Actress. Telephone office. Dancing. Iollying. Artist. Room I. Spieling. Posing? UYMOF. Unknown. Studying. Jollying. Chorus girl. Church? lfVriting compositions. Latin. College and beyond. Miss Peirce's desk. Studying. Blushing. English clergy. At the Pier. Letter writing. College youths. College widow. Boston Store. Studying. Typewriting. Stenographer. She never loafs. Making fun. Sammy. College. Opera House. Making Inez behave. Millinery. Tilden-Thurber's. Bulletin Board- Football-Ivy. Breaking his nose. Ivy- At her desk. Talking to Newton. Eating candy. School mam Thornton. Studying. Smiling. Stenographer. Basement. Shaving. Getting ads. To get ads. Atwells Avenue. Tailor. Debating. If I were king! Piano Stool. Seeking Anna. Being -bridesmaid. School .mam. Cohasset. Dancing. Teasing. Old maid. Wfith Miss Mosher Making cakes. Getting people out Orator CEU of trouble. First Floor Cor- Amusing girls. Talking to Martha To be a farmer. ridor. She hasn't any. Entertaining one. Typewriting. Dis-li washer. Class meetings. Studying. Being sedate. Sutfragette. At the dictionary. Looking after Alice. Astronomy. Lawyer. Pawtucket. Raising Cain! Telephoning. Boundless. Never loafs. Keeping tabs on Canoeing. Lost!!! Mabel. Church soeials. Rhyming. Holding attention. Teacher. Rhodes. Star-gazing. Dancing. Hair-dresser. Corridor. Talking to M. P. Flirting. Actress.