Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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,,E,,f E- EM D V QW 5 OCKWO l 4 7 VERNON WAD' A loyal Lockwoodi ern leaves an admirabl past and goes forth to 1 ke a successful future. Clas ' reas. 12 3 Class .Ex. 1131. 145 3 G o ill 11, ' ' ebatin C 11, 2, 45, P s. 115, VE' es. 145g Mas- quers 11. 2, 3, g One-Act Play 115: Thanksgiving Play 1455 Drill Squad 145g Assembly Pro- grams: Athletic Assn., Pres. 145 g Tennis 12, 3, 45, Capt. 1453 Isli- Y 145: Model Congress 145g Leaders' Corps 1453 Senior Playg Gym Exhibition 1455 R. I. Honor Societ N BR . W .: ' EFO D Who r ,, i'.- n -,-A hunt- ing 1 fi i 1 X-X: - onjloaded down lx- ' o 9. g of in - , seb l r Q ball is , t skil ho lug? -. hip the ys' L te o ' o can a - , : a let in the o siest rowds? hy, none ot ter n our classmate, Brno Y Leaders' Corps 1453 Assembly Programs 11, 2, 353 Intramural Basketball 11, 2, 45g Varsity Basketball 145, Varsity Revue 145. DOROTHY WALSH Many is the time we have heard a giggle and looked down tht- eorridor to see our Dot with some of the many friends she has made in school. We hear she hopes to become a secretary and is going to a secretarial school after graduation. lfrzrwiekife 145 3 Operetta 1153 hlasquers 12.3,-453 SeniorPlayg Commercial Club 12, 45g Lock- wood Music Festival 1155 Photo- graphy Club 1353 REMINDER Business Board 145. N ELLIE WATKINS A vivacious, ellicient, athletic, spontaneous young lady! Nellie has a sense of humor, her opinions are worthy of attention, she is sincere, and we like her. We will never forget the ease with which she made baskets in basketball. For you, Nellie, we prophesy all the happiness that is due one with a person- ality as pleasing as yours. Page twenty-seven BARBARA WATSON A dark-haired miss with laugh- ing brown eyes and personality plus is Barbie, She excels in shorthand and typing, and we're all sure she'll make someone a most efficient secretary. May you have as nmch sunshine and hap- piness in your life as you have brought to us all here at Lock- Mllllld. REMINDI-Lu Business Board 145 5 Debating Club 1353 Commercial Club 145, Christmas Play 115: Gym Exhibition 115. WILLIAM WENTWORTH The neighboring town of East Greenwich gave us this prom- ising young man. Primarily in- terested in athletics, he has spent the largest part of his spare time in this field. However, Bill gave his best to many social functions, and we feel sure he will gain many friends outside, as he did at Lockwood. Leaders' Corps 1453 Drill Squad 145: Gym Exhibition 145. PATRICIA WHITTAKER Patsy's interest in dramatics, in drawing, in plain everyday school-work, and in her host of friends has marked her as one of I.ockwoml's prominent seniors. We are certain that her career as a dress designer will he as outstanding as her record at Lockwood. Rl-zmiwneu Art Staff 1453 War- wl.l'A'lifC 145, Cafeteria Corps 145, Masquers 12, 3, 45: One- Act Play 125. MARILYN WILCOX That joking, laughing, gay Lockwoodite who is never seen with a frown on her face is-as you all know-Marilyn. Through her likable disposition she has succeeded in winning the friend- ship of everyone with whom she t-:vines in eontaet. Girls' Track 125: Soccer 12, 45: Basketball 12, 453 Volley- ltall 12, 3, 451 Baseball 12, 3. 45: Photography Club 12, 353 Gym Exhibition 13, 453 Leaders' Corps 13, 45.

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R- Q EMINDE? L F W 'X f as QEOCKWO PRISCILLA SPOONER Although her hair is rather coppery, nevertheless, we have no reason to believe that she has the disposition that accompanies it. Her smile and continual good humor has endeared her to us. Throughout the years to come, Priscilla, don't forget the Class of 141. REMINDER Literary Board 145 , Home Economics Clllb 13, 45, Cafeteria Corps 145, Masquers 145 . DELIGHT SWANSON A friendly smile and good humor makes Delight everyone's friend. REMINDER Business Board 145 , Cafeteria Corps 145, Jazz or- chestra 125, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, N. E. Music Festival 13, 45, Operetta 115, Masquers 145, Senior Play, Lockwood Music Festival 11, 2, 3, 45, As- sembly Programs 115, Gym Ex- hibition 125, Riding Club 11, 25, Varsity Revue 145, R. I. Music Festival 11, 2, 3, 45. SALLY SWEENEY Meet Sally! A pleasing per- sonality and a wonderful dis- position lias won Sally many friends. Aldrich gave her to us in oIIr junior year. What Al- drich has lost Lockwood has gained. Although we dou't know her plans for the future, we are sure she will be a great success in life. Best Wishes, Sally! Warwickite 11,25 , Debating Club 11, 25, Home Economics 145, Masquers 11, 25. .IANET SWEET ,Ian's keen interest in all school affairs has made her a valuable member of the Class of '41. Class Vice-Pres. 125, Class Ex. Com. 145, Good Will 13, 45, Vice-Pres 135, REMINDER Liter- ary Board 12, 45, Warwickifte 13, 45, Co-Editor 145, Masquers 12, 3, 45, Senior Play, One- Act Play 12, 35, Christmas Play 13, 45, Riding Club 11, 2, 35, Pres. 125: R. I. Honor Society. Page twenty-six EDNA TAYLOR Edna, nicknamed Happy , is a cheery girl who is always on hand to give her services and help every Lockwoodite. It is this good-nature that has won for her the esteem of her class- mates. She is the sort of person who does work well and without grumbling. We wish her all poss- ible success in the years to come. REMINDER Literary Board 145. 1 W LLA YLO What ' a ay to , il ex cept, I c .' ff' llas c.-Treas. 145, Class . . 135, W wicl te 13, 4 , asquers 11, ' 3 , Pres. Senior lay, .-Act Play 1 , , 3, 45, S e .ompetition 1 5, Thank iv lay 13, 45, . O. 13, 45, . 145, Leaders' Corps, Pres. 5, Drill Squad 145, Christmas Pl 145, Gym Exhibition 145, i-Y 145, R. I. Honor Society Varsity Revue 13, 45 , REMI It Literary Board 145, N. E. Drama Festival 135. L UIS TEDESCIII ' 1' has been one of the qu .r members of oIIr class. ' chief interest outside of hool is acting as clerk in his un le's store. We are all betting I t some day he will be the o ner of one of Warwick's argest stores. May you have many customers, Louie l Agricultural Club 145, Com- mercial Club 145, Intramural Basketball. LISA VARECHIONE Our hats are off to Lisa. who has earned the title most musi- cal senior girl at Lockwood. REMINDER Business Board 145 , Cafeteria Corps 145, Orchestra 12, 3, 45, Operetta 145, Mas- quers 135, Lockwood Music Festival 13, 45, Gym Exhibition 11, 2, 3, 45, Soccer 11, 45, Basketball 11, 45, Hockey 115, Volleyball 11, 45, Varsity Re- vue 13, 45, R. 1. Music Festival 13, 45.

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RICHARD WYNNE E z,-6, ,f 5 QA-l I 5- ,Aiwa X ii y EM if J CKWOCSBSQA -4 :l-jr ff? X01 f FLORENCE WYNNE Flossie is one of Lock- wood's busiest seniors. She has gained renown by her cooking and plans to teach others the mysterious art. REMINDER Literary Board 14-1g lVUfWiCkfl8 1413 Home Econom- ics Club 1419 Cafeteria Corps 1413 Masquers 12, 3, 413 Sen- ior Playg Assembly Programs 12, 3, 41: Christmas Play 14-11 One-Act Play 12, 3, 41, State Competition Play 141. Here comes Lockwood's super salesman, Dick. His perform- ance in What a Life certainly convinced us that his career should be that of a professor. Good Will 1415 REMINDER, Business Board 141, Cafeteria Corps 12, 313 Masquers 12, 3, 41, Vice-Pres. 141g Senior Playg One-Act Play 1213 State Com- petition Play 13, 41g Assembly Programsg Christmas Play 131: Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. 1413 Varsity Revue 12, 31 g N. E. Drama Fest- ival 131g R. I. Honor Society. Best Girl Student .....,.,..,..,.....,,.,...,. Hope Collins WHO'S WHO IN 1941 Each year the Senior Class adds its list of notables to Lockwood's Roll of Fame. We, of 1941, hereby bring forth our list Ideal Lockwoodite 1girl1 ..,.. Hope Collins Ideal Lockwoodite 1boy1 ....., Willard Taylor Most Most Most Most Class Class Popular Girl .,..... Popular Boy ....... Dependable Girl ....,.,... ..,...Gloria Lister Robert Ellsworth ..........Hope Collins Dependable Boy ,.............. Willard Taylor Belle Brummelle Beau Brumell .,........,..., ,. Betty Radford .Francis lVlcCabe ...r.....,.Gloria Lister Best Looking Girl ...... Best Looking Boy .,,..,. Girl Who Did Most for Her Class ...,. Robert Ellsworth Hope Collins Boy Who Did Most for His Class ..... Class Ac tress, ..,..... , Class Actor ....,. ,,...,... Best Girl Dancer ,........ Best Boy Dancer ..,...,.,, Neatest Girl ,........,.s.... Willard Taylor Phyllis Johnson .. Henry Gallagher .......,Betty Radford ,.....,,..,Kenneth Cross Natalie Smith N eatest Boy ...r..,,.....s,. .,..,,.. ......... F r ancis McCabe Most Business Like Girl .,.. .Catherine Justice of outstanding seniors. These titles were legally determined by ofiicial voting by all members of our class. Most Business Like Boy ,. .,.., Willard Taylor Best Boy Student ,,.,..... ..... .... V e rnon Wade Most Musical Girls. ................. Lisa Varechione Most Musical Boy ...... ....,..... F rancis McCabe Best Girl Athlete.. .....,..........,.. Hazel Gustafson Best Boy Athlete ,......,.,.,,.,..,,,..,.,....,., Leo Grenier Most Personality 1girl1 ,.,,r.,........ Gloria Lister Most Personality 1boy1 ..r.. Donald Bouchard Most Ladylike .........,..,....r.,....,.....r, Natalie Smith Most Gentlemanly ........,.,....,.... Robert Carlson Girl Most Likely to Succeed ......, Hope Collins Boy Most Likely to Succeedi..Willard Taylor Cutest Girl ..,.. ,,..................,.....,.. . . Betty Radford Cutest Boy ............ .s .,.,...,.r... Richard Wynne Class Romeo .. .......... Donald Bouchard Class Juliet ..... r..... ...............s,.. G l oria Lister Class Grind ...,., .r... ....r. M alcolm Ekstrand Class Jester ............ .......,. . ..Richard Wynne Most Versatile .....,.,.. ...,....... H ope Collins Most Original ....,..... ..r..,..r..., H arold Card Class Dictionary ....,.,.. ,...,,.., V ernon Wade Page twenty-eight