Pawtucket High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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I 9I 9 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL HAROLD SALISBURY FITZ CLASS PRESIDENT, 'rqg CLASS SECRETARY, '18, PRESIDENT or LYCEUM, '19, VICE-PRESIDENT LYCEUM, '18, CLEANER BOARD, '18JI9g CLASS BOOK COMMITTEE, '19, CLASS DRILL, 'rg Behold! The crowning Success of what brains can make of you. Harold came to us from the little village Of Saylesville, but that did not daunt his spirits in the least. Although you may often hear him ex- Claim, Gee! I don't know a thing about the lesson today, you can rest assured he knows about three times as much as you. 'KFritzie Certainly kept P. H. S. on the map in the local newspaper this year as School reporter and although he is not an athlete we marvelled at his agility in tearing up and down the Side lines during a foot-ball game. THOMAS LEO FITZPATRICK L'Fitzie applied for admission four long years ago and of Course, as all freshies ought to be, he was in short pantaloons. He enjoys the proud distinction of being the only fellow to leave the sacred portals of P. H. S this year in the same condition. But good things come in small packages as is shown in the case of our 'KFritzie. He is an excellent scholar and takes particular delight in stenography and French. He is a quiet fellow and is usually seen in the peaceful sanctuary of Room 24 helping some unfortunate soul to release himself from the throes of French. Although Leo has not decided what he will do in the EMILY LOUISA FLEMING MEMBER OF SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Emmy is one of our fair Seniors, but you will find her more often mingling with the juniors in the lower hall. Of course, her chum, Gertrude Stackpole, is a junior, but that is not her main reason. Why, don't you know she is that charming girl who won the heart of a certain Junior of Room 19? You never can find fault with Emily's work, how- ever 3 she gives good attention to all her studies, and does excellent work in typewriting and stenography, the subjects she likes best. Emily expects to enter the business world after leaving P. H. S., and we know she will be successful. future, he has the wishes of the Class for success in all his future labors. STUART BOWERS FRENCH CLASS HISTORIAN Frenchy is one of the popular members of the class. His popularity is due much to his keen sense of humor which is one of the reasons why he was chosen class Historian. During his four years at P. H. S. he has made many friends among the student body and faculty CPD It is a well known fact that where French is, Crowe is also, and visa versa. Stuart is very clever at the piano, but we wonder if his music interests him as much as a certain unknown someone whom he will see more often when we have summer here once more. Stuart expects to enter Brown next year.

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PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL I 91 9 MARY EVANGELINE FAIRMAN Here's Speed, the most cheerful little body in the class. She just radiates good humor and no attack of the blues is proof against her persistent optimism. Eve's amiable disposition, no doubt, accounts for her universal popularity, for even the smallest Freshman knows her, and her cheerful smile. Barnard, followed by journalism at Columbia is Speed's program for the next four years. So, in a few years we shall probably not be able to recognize, in the dignity of a full-fledged newspaper women, our own Eve, although we hope that she will retain her cheery nature, which has helped to brighten P. H. S. LLLIA PHYLLIS FARBER Who doesn't know Celia? She's the ever smiling demoiselle of Room 24, who is blessed with a wealth of curly hair, the envy of all the fairer sex of P. H. S. Silly,'l as her intimate friends call her, has success- fully waded through the commercial course for four years, and has retained her smile. Celia declares she had much rather dance than worry about lessons. We wonder if it makes any difference who her partner is? Nuf sed! It is difiicult to imagine Celia's working, but she intends to add her attractions to her dad's office, and incidentally increase the business. There's no doubt of her success. KATHRYN ALICE FARRELL Kath is one of the little girls of our class, although she dislikes very much being called so. But never mind, Kathryn for, you know good things come in small packagesf, This young lady believes in dancing to keep thin, and her chief worry is how she can possibly accept eight invitations to dance when there are only seven nights in a week. Kath- ryn's intentions are as yet undecided, but she may go to R. I. N. S. We all sincerely wish her success. HLNRY FRANCIS FERRY BASEBALL, '17g Foo'rnALL, '17-'18, TRACK, '18, MANAGER TRACK, ,IQ Henry, alias K' Mike, is that smiling young man who insists that worry is not a part of the human make-up. In the chemistry laboratory Mike has taken part in some experiments which may startle the world. Henny takes a great deal of comfort in helping Milligan hold up the lunch counter and in passing out 'L Perm 'l slips to the Free Labor Crowd of Room 26. We know Mike will make a success of his preparatory course at Kingston and that he will do his best in M. I. T.

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PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL I 91 9 ELEAN OR EARLE GARDINER Feeling sad? just go find UWiff then 'cause she's the greatest gloom chaser in existence. Her ready smile is known in almost every depart- ment of the school for Eleanor, in choosing her career, has tried almost everything the school has to offer. Her most recent venture has been a sally into the quarters of the business department and apparently she has found her calling, for next year she is to continue her studies at Bryant 81 Stratton's. The best wishes of all of us go with her. .IAMLS HILLIER GARROTT l Garrott after graduating from the Baldwin Street Grammar School felt as if his important personage was needed here. He is a quiet fellow in appearance but quite the opposite when one knows him. 'tScotty is a good student, his favorite subject being chemistry. He is always certain to preface his remarks by his magic ah-r-r-r and has a most winning smile as most Scotchmen have, for it must not be forgotten that he had his origin in bonny Scotland. He has not made any definite plans for the future, but he has the best wishes of all his classmates for much success in the future. MAURICE GLECKMAN Babe is that husky young man who showed his style on the P. H. S. foot-ball team this fall. He claims that bookkeeping and typewriting are his favorites in school and we wonder if he waded through them as he wades through the Sophs on the lower fioors. We understand that the business world is to hear from this school but nevertheless we know that fellows of his calibre fit in somewhere near the front. Lb I HER LOUISE HAGSTROM Esther is one of the star pupils of our class. Themes are the only things which make her burn the midnight oil. Latin is her hobby and she usually exceeds the speed limit in her recitations. For four years her poor friends have been trying to find out how in the world she gets those wonderful marks. They say she is also an accomplished piano player, but she is rather timid about playing in public we notice. Next year we expect to Hnd her enrolled as a member of the Freshman class at the college on the hill. Best of luck, Esty, we know that you will make P. H. S. proud of you at Brown University.