Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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CLASSES 1939 1946 1941 A FW 111 S 1 1 1 fx

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THEH IHINIJEH R. I. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: V. Cookson, M. Smith. E. Harwood, F. Morsocci, R. Haerry, Y. Dell, R. Ploeger, M. Petrarca, B. Coburn. Second Row: P. Bousquet, F. Gref. E. Willard. H. Polis. L. Raymond, E. Paulin, E. Mills. C. Martin, H. Card. R. I. HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations to the above group of students who during their four years of high school work have achieved an average of 85 per cent or better. They represent LockWood's best in scholastic aptitude and ability. 19 . 39

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THE HEIIIINUEH 1939 CLASS OFFICERS-COMMITTEE First Row: E. Harwood, F. Marsocci, Miss Tew, C. Martin, P. Lintlop. Second Row: C. Palm, R. Rowe, I. Hess, S. Trapp, E. Paulin. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ., .,.,. ...,,.,... .,.,.. .,.. .,.,. ,.,,....,.,.,,.. .,.. . . , . .,...... . , . .Stafford Trapp Vice-President ...,. ..,,,., ....... ,,... ,.,.,.,.,., .......,.,....... . . . . .....,.,Phyllis Lintlop Secretary-Treasurer .... ., ., ,. ,.,. ..., ...... ,.,..,.,........ .,.,.,. .,.,., . , ,... . .... .,., . , , . . ,. ,.,. .. .... Iohn Hess SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Now that we are seniors, let us turn back the calendar of time and reminisce over mem- ories dear to all our hearts. As we look back, we cannot imagine that the bewildered group of yesterday have developed into the illus- trious Seniors of today. Turning back the pages to our sophomore year, we find that we had gained more con- fidence in ourselves. By this time we had made our debut in all organizations of the school. Our actors and actresses gained rec- ognition in the One-Act-Play, Lady of Pain. The scholastic ability of the class was clearly demonstrated when the honor roll was issued. In our Iunior year we were able to give the Iunior Prom, the largest and best dance of the year. It was enjoyed and complimented by all. The One-Act-Play, Pa's New House- keeper proved our ever existing interest in dramatics. During this year, Lockwood had the distinct privilege of entertaining the New England Drama Festival. Many of our Iuniors figured prominently both dramatically and socially. Now we approach the last and dearest pages--those of our Senior year. We began triumphantly by winning the One-Act-Play Three Pills In A Bottle. The senior class was presented with a plaque, the first class to have this distinction. Next came the Senior Play, China Boy, which proved to be one of the best in the history of dramatics at Lock- wood. The gala event of the Senior Ball climaxed our social activities of the year. As the time of graduation draws near, we say not Farewell, but simply - We love you. dear Alma Mater. We thank you for the high and noble ideals you have made ours - we go forth with the thought of bringing to you all the praise and glory that you so right- fully deserve. EVELYN MACDONALD HOSE PLOEGER 19 39