Pawtucket High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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I 9I 9 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL JEANNETTE EVA COTE Who is that demure little maiden we frequently see in Room 29? Why, you must know her, as she is one of our youngest and brightest little Seniors. Don't let her hear you say little. Jeanette came to us from St. jean Baptiste School and she certainly has done fine work here to make P. H. S. regret to see her leave. Her four years here with us have been spent in preparing to enter the commercial world, and her intentions at present are to enter in the whirl of business in the fall. We hate to have you go, Jeanette, but the best of luck is wished upon you by all. ALLEN NEWELL CRAWFORD GLEANER BOARD, '18-'19, CLASS BooK COMMITTEE Allen came to us from Broadway Grammar School. Although quiet by disposition, he has made us sit up and take notice. In scientific work, he has always excelled, and in his capacity as Scientific Editor of the Gleaner, he has been a veritable star. Even his motto is Of what is it composedf' He tells us he likes mathematics as well as chemistry. Allen has shown his loyalty by contributing to the Athletic Association. He will not tell us his chief recreation, but we have an idea what it is, for he and J. C. always seem to have a large number of books under their arms. Next year will find Mr. Crawford in M. I. T., where he will take up either electrical or chemical engineering. EVELYN CROOK Do you see that girl over there with a pad and pencil in her hand? That's Evelyn, our artist. She declares that her only nickname is Crookie, although some will insist on calling her Chatterbox She came to us from Grove Street School and she intends to finish her education at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her favorite subjects are Applied Design, French and English. Ev loves to draw and a very creditable cover drawn by her appeared on one of our Gleanersf' She is always ready for a joke and she lives up to her motto, Think sweet thoughts, always. HENRY EDWARD CROWE FOOTBALL, '16-'17-'18, CHAIRMAN JUNIOR DANCE COMMITTEE 'fToady is one of the most popular members of the class. He has been a mainstay on the school eleven for the past three years as may be shown by the fact that he was chosen all star guard on the State Inter- scholastic Team. For the past two years he has been one of the end men in the annual minstrel show and his success in this line has been a factor in establishing the reputation of the minstrels. He has shown some interest and some ability in debating. Toady also dances well. He is socially popular and spends much time at dances including those given by the High School. Why Worcester every week, Toady,'? Brunonia will welcome him next year.

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I2 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL l9l 9 H A R R Y class mucslmzxr, '18, PRi:s1D1cN'r ATIILIQTIK' ixssOcLxT1oN, 'Log JUNIOR n.xNc1-3 t'OMlNlI'I l'I'IIC, cL.xss SITPPICR coMMiT'ri:E, CL.-XSS Book coMs Mi'r'ric1':, ms:-1B..x1.1., '17s'1Ss'1og c,wT.x1N BAs1cBALL, 'rog I OO'I'BAI.l., .xssis'r.xN'r M.-xN.xonR, '18, MANAGIQR, 'IQ IJiek's record speaks for his ability and his popularity. Dick has been the mainstay of our baseball team ever since he has been in school. ICDMAY ANNETTIC C HI'INI'I'I I'I'l Look who's here, if it isn't our Edmayl One would think to look at her that she was an angel, but looks at times are deceiving. If you see a group you are sure to see Ed in the centre relating some prank or joke. She is certainly a live wire, especially in study periods. During the last few years Edmay has literally Iiddled her way into the hearts of my High School students. A secretarial school will claim her next year. We envy her new associates. Bonne chance, Edmay. VINCENT COLEMAN When Dick is in the pitcher's box P. H. S. is sure to win. On account of l his great ability and interest in the game he was chosen to captain the team this season. Dick is just as popular with the fair sex as he is with the fellows and can often be found courting terpsichore. ALBERT COOKSON Who does not know Al ? He came to us in the sophomore year from New Bedford, a meek, bashful little fellow. What a change hath time wrought! Al is now one of the noisiest fellows in Room zo, although he is still small of stature. He may be found most any time hatching out some plot with Wild Bill Butler or with Chet Allen. His favorite studies are French and history and judging by the fluency and ease with which he discusses topics in French at the meetings of the Le Cercle Francais, he is a veritable French dictionary 'LAls popularity extends to the fair as well as the brave, and more than one demure glance is directed to his fair countenance by members of the opposite sex. He has supported the Athletic Association-linancially. Al intends to enter the Philadelphia Textile School next fall. -IACOB ISRAIQL CORICNBAUM After jake had spent a year in the Central Falls High School, he perceived his mistake, and to correct it he entered P. H. S. We have succeeded in civilizing him completely except in one respectAthe angle of his cap. But with his motto, Be sure you're right, then go ahead, we feel certain that he is right and the world is wrong. l'-lake may be found almost any time in a heated debate with Bernard, the human answer book, concerning some problem in Trig. He is a born chemist which probably explains his choosing of chemistry, and physics is his favorite subjects. jake is to enter the Missouri State College to train for a mining engineer. We prophecy that he will startle the world with some new discovery along engineering lines.

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PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOGL I 91 9 MARTHA MADELYN DAVIS This is 'K Mattiefl She suffers from that disease known as giglitis. From eight-thirty until one o'clock Mattie giggles for us, and undoubtedly she giggles for someone else the remainder of the day. Despite her affiiction QD she stands well in her classes and always enjoys them thoroughly. Solid seems to have a particularly warm spot in Martha's heart. I wonder why? Can it be that some brave member of the class -but, no, Mattie informs us that she intends to go to Normal School and become a full fledged spinsterg therefore our reasoning is shattered. MII ION CREGORY DEXTER class rm. xsinn R, io, ci xss PROPlIl'I'l', 'fog CLASS BooK COMMITTEE, lIQ, o1.ic.xNl-:R no.xRn, 'fog TRI-:.xsURuR DRAMATIC socIE'1'Y, YIQQ SECRETARY i.vc'1cUM, 'iog M1Ns'rRi5L snow coMM11'Taif:, 'rgg FooTizALL, '16, ,I7, '18 ln the fall you sec Mit crouching low in the bacl-:Held of the football team, a little later you see him trotting the 6oo-yard run, leading all competitors, then you see his nifty cuts in the 'A Gleaner, you read the much beloved Tattler, then you see him in the last close-up in The Private Secretary, soon you see him gassing the Lyceum with a line of slick hot-air, then you behold him as a black-face comedian, then you read his Prophecy, and finally you hand him your annual class dues and say, Gee, some boy, eh? MII DRLD LLIZABETH DOHERTY MARION ALBERTINE DOHERTY CLASS BooK COMMITTEE Here's Marion, one of the loyal members of our school orchestra. Every- one who knows 'A Darl 'I likes her, for the simple reason that she is a good sport. She is especially fond of out-of-door good times, but tennis and skating seem to be her favorite ones. Marion is undecided as to what she will make her professiong she may specialize in music. Anyway we know that she expects to be a lady of leisure for at least two weeks after school closes. Whatever you do, 1' Darl, we wish you the best of success. Drop lrlg ind tnjoy lift is Mildred's motto. But Mit does love mathematics. With fear and trembling she has survived the horrors of exams and comes forth the conqueror. Her career in P. H. S. may have seemed quiet to those who do not know her very well, but her friends can assure you that Mildred is far from quiet, inside as well as outside of school hours. Her school work has been excellent throughout her four years and her reports prove that she studies. But she admits that she never was thin until she came within the portals of P. H. S. Mit expects to enter some business school next year. We wish her success in her future undertakings.