Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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2 CITY fornvyiaawica A: j THREE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR GH.-KCl'1 .t1l,l,l'1N -I119 'I'oll tlute Nd., Apponuug Never a trouble. never il frown. Rtzmwnrzn 1-11: Cuff-tt-ria Corps 131: Yolleybull. Bass'- ball 131: 1ll1lIllllt'l'1'1ill Club 1413 Gym lfxhibition 11, 213 11. l. Klusie 171-stixal 13. 413 Opera-tta 12. 31: Varsity Re- vue 12. 3. -11: New lfngland lfestixal 111-1: Nlasquers 141. YIRGINI-X .1l,NllCll1.'X I-IZ! Inman Ave., tlreenwood f'ller musie charmed all those uho heard its soft and golden lay. Rl-211115111-Ill 1-11: Rn1ll'IU1l'lt'if!' 13. 411 Home Room Repre- sentative 131: Assembly Pro- grams 12. 3. 413 R. 1. Music lfestixal. New England Music Festivzll 1313 Operetta 11, 2, 3. 41: Yarsity Revue 11. 2. 3, 413 Press Club 13, 413 Commercial Club 141. .-1111 'KNDERSICN 115 ul'l'l'lll' St., 11l'Q't'llNX'0lN1 Good humor is one of the best artleles of dress one 1-an near in soeietyfi Rmilwnl-in 1413 Home lico- nomies Club 11. 2. 3, 41, Pres. 1-11: Assembly Pro- grzuns 11. 2, 3. 413 Cafeteria Corps 13. 41: Nlasquers 12, 3. 413 One-:Kel Play 121g l'1ll11'l'g1'll1'y Corps 13, 413 Gym lfxhibition 11. 21: Has- lcetball. Baseball 1313 lloekey 1-113 Girls' Leaders' Corps 141: llasketball 1413 R.1. llonol' Society. NA'1'll.-11.112 ANDERSON 117 tireenwood Ave. Greenwood Popularity is goodg abil- ity is better3 both are power. Rmuwmzu Business Board, Senior Editor 1413 Class Ex. Com. 1313 ll. R. Rvp 1213 Good Will 11, 2. 3. 41. Pres. 1-113 Debating Club, See. Treas. 12, 313 G. 0. 1311 Assembly Programs 13, 413 Masque-rs 11. 413 Christmas Play 1113 Press Club 1413 Cafeteria Corps 1313 Gym Exhibition 1313 Athletic As- sociation 1413 Girls' Leaders' Corps 13, 413 Senior Play 141- XJXJMJ ai 'G LIYENA .'1NGIil,I. 1321 tlonnnrmwvuIth Aw-. Appouuua Grace, lovelinr-ss, and t'hzn'm combined. Asstmbly Programs 1413 Cafeteria Corps 13. 413 Hand 13, 413 Orehestra 1413 R. 1. Music Festival 13, -1-13 Op- eretta 11. 2. 31: Varsity Re- vue 11. 2. 3. 413 11lasquers 12.3.1413 11. 1. llonor Soriety. ROSICHXRY ,1SllWOR'1'll 171 Long St., Apponaug Knowledge eomvs, but wis- dom lingers. Rmuxmzn 12. -1-13 Wur- wif-lfile 1113 Debating Club 111: Cafeteria Corps 141Q Press Club 111: Nlasquers 1413 Assembly Programs 11, 2. 413 H. 1. fllusic Festival 12, 313 Operetta 12, 3, 413 Varsity Revue 12. 3, 413 Girls' Leazlvrs' Corps 13, 413 Cheer Leader 141: Tennis 1313 Girls' Track 11, 213 Gym Exhibition 11. 2. 3, 413 Soccer, Basketball, lloekey 11. 2, 3, fl-13 Volleyball, Base- ball 11. 2. 413 Senior Play 1413 R- 1. llunor Society- B.'1RBAR.f1 :HIST 51151 Long.: St.. Al1Dt1llHllL'I My tongue within my lips 1 rein, For who talks mu:-h must talk in vain. .Nsselnbly Programs 11, 2. 313 Band 11, 2, 31: Orches- tra 131: Open-tta 11. 2. 31: Yarsity Revue 11. 2. 3, '11. RUSSEIL AYER -12111 Post Rd., Chepiwnnoxet '51 go my way silently among youd, Boys' Leaders' Corps 11113 Cross Country 1-113 S1-nior Play 141.

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:ln CITY fotfiwignwick A: 1642, THREE HUN DT N RSAPY YEAR CLA SS OF 1942 Senlerl, left lo right: Pres. Nl. Hayliill, See.-'l'reas. D. Hannah. Mr. llofhnan. Vive-Pres. P. Benlsen. Slllllllfllg. left In righl: J, Cipulla, F. Watson. .l. Langton. A. CUl'lll'Z1Ill'. B. Chase. R. Ilall. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Let us turn back the pages of history to the almost forgotten time when the class of '42 entered Lockwood as insignificant seventh graders. For the first few weeks our new surroundings were totally strange. Bewil- dered, many of us were seen wandering a- round helplessly, or rushing around banging into people, without any regard at all for even Seniors, However. it did not take long before we came into our own and established ourselves as somebody, although not recog- nized by our lofty upper-classmen as yet. The next year, as eighth graders and with a brighter outlook. since our ranks had been swelled and we could now look down upon the seventh graders, we surprised everyone except ourselves by winning the Junior One- Act Play Competition with Great Caesar. The next year we again captured the honors, this time with Imagination By this time we had not only established ourselves in dramatics but in other school organizations as well. At last came the long awaited year when we became a part of the senior high school. We shocked the Juniors and Seniors by tak- ing the much coveted prize in the Play Com- petition right from under their noses. We began our Junior year in rather dire financial difficulties. but we survived the storm of money worries. Our Junior Prom, with its spring setting, fountain. and flowers, was declared a great success. Now we come to the last milestone in the road toward our goal. We are full-fledged seniors. with vears of achievement behind us and the future before us. Our year has been a great success, for our Senior Play, Ever Since Eve , was widely acclaimed. The Junior-Senior Ball and our Banquet were en- joyed by many. We have reached the final goal-Grad- uation-the crowning glory. We. the class of '42, may well look back over our years with satisfaction and be able to say. We did our best-we gave our best-for Lockwood High. HoPE LAwsoN, '42

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CITY foifivyfaawicic 4 I 7 Q x.J Q 7942 NORM A BARLOW 1213 Toll Gate Rd., Apponaug Always happy, never glum fshe makes a bright and cheerful chum. Class Ex. Com. 121, Home Economics Club 1313 Cafe- teria Corps 1,213 Operetta 121, Commercial Club 141, Gym Exhibition 121, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball 121: Baseball 131. CARL BENNETT 131 Prospect St.. Apponaug When words are scarce they are seldom spent in vain. 4-H Club 13, 41. EDWARD BENTSEN E111 Midgley Ave., Appouaug Those who know thee not no words can paint4And those who know thee know all words are faintf' REMINUHR 141, Boys' Lead- ers' Corps 13, 415 Gym Ex- hibition 131, Athletic Assoc- iation 141, Cross Country 141, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. 141, Senior Play 141, Masquers 141 . PAUL BENTSEN 99 Mtdgley Ave., Appouuug The reason firm, the tem- perate will-Endurance, fore- sight, strength, and skill. Class Vice-Pres. 141 9 Class Ex. Com. 1413 Good Will 141g REMINDER 141, War- wickite 141, G. O. 141, As- sembly Programs 141g Boys' Leaders' Corps 13, 41g Gym Exhibition 1315 Hi-Y, Pres. 141g Cross Country 141, ln- door, Outdoor Track 121, Senior Play 141, Masquers 141. RODGER BOOTH 2518 Nlnrlboro St. East 1ii'l'1'llNYi1'll kiln praise and iu dispraise the same-4A man of well al- tempered frame. Boys' Leaders' Corps 131, lnterclass basketball 1313 Varsity Football 13, 41 9 Ili-Y 141: Senior Play 141. CLAIRE BRASSARD 145 Orchard Ave.. Appounug HThe joy of youth and health her eyes displayed-- And ease of heart her every look conveyed. Warwiclfite 1413 Cafeteria Corps 1413 Operetta 111: Varsity Revue 111g Commer- cial Club 141, Girls' Track 111, Gym Exhibition 11, 2. 31: Soccer, Hockey, Baseball 11, 21 3 Volleyball 121 3 Basketball 1l, 2. 31. HELEN BRIGGS 3714 Post Road. Appointing i'Happy am l, from care l'm free, why aren't they all contented like me? Cafeteria Corps 141, Com- mercial Club 141: Gym Ex- hibition 12, 31, Girls' Lead- ers' Corps 141 Q Baseball 121 3 Basketball 12. 313 R. I. Honor Society- LORA ND BROWN 97 Highland Ave.. Cowesett Willing to do work, and willing to be a friend. H. R. Rep. 1213 Good Will 131g Boys' Leaders' Corps 13, 41: Rrlmlwotzu 11, 2, 3, 41: Warwirkife 12, 31g De- bating Club 11, 215 Assem- bly Programs 11, 2, 3, 41, Cafeteria Corps 11, 2, 31, Masquers 141, Photography Club 11, 213 Emergency Corps 1312 Tennis 141, Basketball 11, 2. 31g Gym Exhibition 131 g Cheer Leader 131.