Pawtucket High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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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.

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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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I9I9 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL I 5 JOSEPH KYLE DOLAN f A What's all that noise we hear every recess in the dressing room of 29? Why, that is Cosy amusing the boys. He also likes to talk to Mr. Crosby about athletics. Cosy's one delight English class and act as move is to call on Irwin speech on Sinn Fien in 'fCosy is undecided successful. BASEBALL, ,IQ is to take charge of Mr. Davis' first period chairman of the Peace Congress? His first or Tessier for resolutions or to give us a short Ireland CPD about his future but we are sure he will be WILLIAM DONAHUE Is there anyone in the class that does not know Bill? Bill is one of our famous orators who always delivers a fine oration at the class meet- ing. He is also an actor and very active in the dramatic society. He established his reputation in dramatics last year and has certainly lived up to it this year. Bill expects to enter the theatrical field next year. Is it movies or opera, Bill? MURIEL NICHOL DOUGLAS Trouble? No, that never bothers me. Muriel, the typical twentieth century girl who joined us a year ago, thinks only of tripping the light fantastic toe, or of paddling down the Ten Mile with a certain person in whom she is deeply interested. She allows her studies to take care of themselves until the end of the quarter and then she burns the midnight oil for unusual purposes. Muriel intends to perfect herself in the domestic arts after leaving P. H. S., and We expect to see her name on the title page of the Good-Housekeeping Magazine. MARION HELENA EVANS GL1-:ANER BOARD, '17-58419, CLASS BooK COMMITTEE Here we have Reggy, who, although full of knowledge, is always ready for a lark when the occasion permits. Marion, with the help of her chum, Grace S. Mason, claims to have invented the French-English lingo for P. H. S. H Reggy enters into everything whole-heartedly and consequently she is a 'ishark in all her studies. She shines especially in typewriting and stenography and her name always heads the list for speed and accuracy. However, studies are not her chief concern. She likes to dance, go to the movies, --in fact, she is an all-around good sport.