Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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ff ff, ' ' I fygfjff xi' -.,., I E RE K O CKWOC-BBQ, W 6 f -K., A 5 I: gif' MARI Ii O'CON IN ICLI. llere is Marie. that cheerful miss, who always has a nice smile for everyone. She has made scores of friends with her sweet and kind nalnre while at Lockwood. RI-IMINDI-IR Literary Board 1-fig Cafeteria Corps 1-lt: Masqners 1I, 2, 413 Assembly Programs 11, 2, 3, -Ilg Riding Club 12, 3, -rl, filtlIllllL'H'Illl Club 1-1-lg Cre- ative Spec-eh Club 113, Cyni Exhibition 111. IIICNBY 0R'l'IiI,'I' That tall. light-haired fellow with the bltte eyes is none other than Speed Ortelt. You do not hear tnueh about Henry: he is satisfied to keep most of his opinions to himself. We are sure that whatever he under- takes in the future will be sue- eessfnlly earried out. Rrzmttvnizn Business Board 1473 Cafeteria Corps 141: Leaders' Corps 14tg Drill Squad Hit: Gym Ifxhihition 1-ll: lli-Y 1-ll. BEBNAIIICTTIC PACIIICCO If yon see a ente dark-haired senior girl working in the ofiiee in her spare time, it is Bern- adette! Besides being skilled in the tapping of the typewriter keys, she has exeelled in skating and sewing. No donht sueeess will he her fate. Connnereial Club 1-I-lg llotne lfeononiies Club 1-1 l. FR ICD P Freddiej' Ill VV our has worked diff tea fworitp and 1 Football Cym STELLA PAIJULA Lovable, loyal, and faithful to her word is this young lady. Whether she is deep in her studies or in the midst of typ- ing, she is always ready, willing, and eager to help her fellow elassmates. Lucky will he the business magnate who ean dic- tate his lctters to Stella. REMINDER Literary Board 1-ity Cafeteria Corps 1433 Commer- t-ial Chili 1-'Hg Ass:-nibly Pro- grams 11, 314 R. I. Honor Society. WIIIIAM PAICIC lf you are looking for a boy with lots of pep, a good sport, and one who ean sing any song well, let us present Bill, May the roads you drive your trucks on he smooth and lead to suc- eess, prosperity, and happiness. Uperetta 42, 3, 41g Lockwood Nlusie Festival 13, 4-lg Varsity Revue 12, 3. 41: B. I. Music Festival 14-J. VIRGINIA PALM Ginny is known for her pleasant smile and witty re- marks. She has considerable writing ability, and has con- tributed many interesting art- icles to the Wnrwielrite. Her natural talent for art has also made her a valuable asset to the class. REMIVNIII-Ill, Senior Ifditor 1433 Warwickite 1433 Debating Club 111: Masque-rs 11, 2. 3, 433 Thanksgiving Play 1215 Assem- bly Programs 1I, 2, 3, 4-lg Gym Exhibition 1113 R. l. Honor Society. AN PERKINS has proved himself to personifieation of good dependalbility. and friend- Club 14-lg Cafe- Operetta 1-I-lg 11. 2, 3, 4-P3 1 g Intramural 13, 45g Var- 4-t Yarsity Basket- Baseball 131g unior Page twenty- three

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ff' s 62 320 : fijfgd if I LOUISE IXICCORMACK She may be small, bitt many a nice thing comes in a small pavkage. And she may seem quiet--to youg hut those who know her, sing quite a different tune. If she finally decides to become someone's secretary, we know she will be a fine one. Riztxttnntzit Literary Board Q45 g Gym Exhibition CD. IIELICN MCCORMICK Helen is one of our senior girls from whom yott don't hear very much. With her pleasant smile and pleasing personality we know she will go far in her work. After graduation she plans to go to a beautieian school to be- come a hairdresser. We know she will succeed. Best of luek to you, Helen. Rtstvtuvmztt Literary Board Ml g Assembly Programs 131. i GERALD I NA k o s lerald it ' g spirit . 's eq z , was r ' - fot ball if and reball diamond. a 'n . ' , l -'s C 1 a ner frie tl is hard tt tl in thi world. llis fight- ii x neli ha no utl o tht it field lnt amural Basketbalu ll, 2, 3, 4-l: arsity Football 12, 3. 45: Junior Var Mall tllg Varsity B s' ml tfltlg ,Iunior High Baseba t it .Ittnior High Basketball tllg Varsity Base' hall t2, 3, sllg Ili-Y l4l: Var- sity Revue t4i. ALBERT MITCHELL Al has been and still is a mystery to most of tts. However, we have discovered one thing about his plans for the years to come after graduation. He as- pires to be a Western Ilnion Telegraph operator. When you become owner of the company, Al , remember the Class of 'fill and lower the rates. Emergency Corps t-il . WW Page twenty-two EDITII MOSS If modesty and quietness are virtues, Edith is the epitome of virtue, for she ran come and go without being seen or heard. With her promising ability in eotntnereial work. she will. nn- doubtedly make the perfect sec- retary. To a hue classmate we oish the very best of success. Rtztttttvtnxtt Literary Board Q41 g Warlvirlfile tell: Home Econom- ies Club tllg Masqtters Ml: flotutnereial Club till. EDITH MULLER Look for the skating pins. and you'll find our Edith -one of our tall and dignified senior girls. Although quiet. Edith is men- tally alert. She possesses a very cheerful disposition and a really friendly attitude. She is devoted to her studies and has prom- ising ability in stenography. We are confident she will be suc- cessful in all that she under- takes. Ranttnmztz, Chief Typist 44-lg Commercial Club, Secretary f4l. MYRTLE NELSON When we think of Myrt , we think of a grand voir-e, a charm- ing actress, and a winning smile. During her years at Lockwood she has shown great interest in young children. W'ltit'liever career she chooses child nursing or singingfwe all will be on the side lines rooting for her. Rtcttttwnt-in Literary Board Mi : N. E. Musie lfestival Mi. MARION O'BRlEN We hear Marion is interested in nursing a noble profession and made nobler by her presence. Class Ex. Com. llig REMINDER Business Board 14-lg Warwickiie 111-lg Cafeteria Corps Mig Mas- quers 42. 41: Senior Play: One-Act Play t4lg Thanksgiving Play til: Christmas Play Mig Riding Club tl, 2, 413 Soccer, Hockey tl, 4l: Basketball tl, 2, 3, 4-l: Volleyball f3, 4-ll Leaders' Corps K4-ig Gym Ex- hibition t2. 41.

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EUNICE POLLARD Sweet, friendly, quiet, depend- able- Unie has won scores of friends during her life at Lock- wood. Her varied experiences while working in the office will provide sufhcient qualifications for the most difficult secretarial position. May your future em- ployer appreciate you as we all dol Home Economics Club 1453 Commercial Club 1453 Cafeteria Corps 145. FLORENCE POLLARD Meet Flossie , a happy-go- lucky girl, who is usually seen around school with her pal, Eva. She is very pleasant, always hav- ing a winning smile and a good word for everyone. When 6'Flos- sie leaves Lockwood, we will all miss a true friend. We know she will succeed in whatever she in- tends to do in her future years. Au revoir! Cafeteria Corps 12, 3, 453 Operetta 11, 2, 3, 453 Varsity Revue 145. MARION PONCELET Although Marion is rather a quiet person, she has succeeded in winning many friends during her stay at school. Her pleasant personality has been an outstand- ing asset during the past six years. Success will undoubtedly be the result of her many ac- complishments here at Lockwood, and good fortune will be near at hand at all times. Home Economics Club 12,353 Gym Exhibition 11, 25. BETTY RADFORD May we present Betty, who is one of the cutest li'l tricks the Class of '41 has to offer. REMINDER Business Board 145 3 Warwickite 145g Home Econom- ics Club 1153 Cafeteria Corps 1453 Masquers 11, 2, 3, 453 Athletic Assn. 125 3 Cheer Leader 1453 Gym Exhibition 12, 45: Riding Club 1253 Soccer 12, 3, 453 Hockey 13, 453 Basketball 12, 3, 45g Leaders' Corps 145. xl ff!! WW ' Page twenty-four JEAN RAY Rather tall and pleasant to know are but a few words that describe this cute senior miss. Her flashing smile was seen many times within Lockwood's walls and will be missed in the future. REMINDER Business Board 1453 Warwickite 145: Home Econom- ics Club 145, Masquers 11, 2, 3, 45? Senior Playg One-Act Play 125: Assembly Programs 1l, 2, 353 Riding Club 11, 2, 3, 45. HELEN REINHARDT There is never a dull moment when Helen is around. We un- derstand that after graduation she plans to train for nursing. Best of luck! RIZMINDI-za, Snapshot Editor 145 3 Home Economics Club 145 3 Masquers 13. 453 Senior Playg One-Act Play 1352 Thanksgiving Play 1453 Assembly Programs 13, 452 Gym Exhibition 12, 3, 452 Hockey 1453 Leaders' Corps 1453 Photography Club 1453 Varsity Revue 145. ARTHUR ROSE Arthur is the silent boy in a noisy class. When the others sought in vain to create an im- pression of wisdom by talking, Art succeeded in appearing uise by saying nothing. As most of his interests are outside of school. we know little of his plans for the future-3 but we do wish him all the success in the world. VIOLETTA HOUSE Vi has been with us only one year, but in that short time she has made many friends and is certainly a charming addition to our class. Our only regret is that she couldn't have been with us for the whole four years. RI-:MINDI-Lk Business Board 145 3 Masquers 145: Gym Exhibition 145 3 Soccer 145 3 Basketball 1452 Hockey 1453 Volleyball 1453 Baseball 145: Leaders' Corps 14-5.