Pawtucket High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL I 91 9 GERTR UDE AGNES HUGHES Gertrude is one of our jolly girls laughing all the time. Her appear- ance is very deceptive, that is, she seems to be very reserved and dignified and somehow or other she conveys an idea of quiet. But not so. Gertie is quite merry and animated under her mask of unrutiled calm. My, I don't know a single thing, is her usual greeting. f'Whatls the use, is Gert's motto, and she follows it out completely. Gertrude intends to train to become a nurse and we all gladly wish her success in her un- dertaking. DOROTHY CHASE IVES Allow me to introduce Dorothy Ives who came from New Milford, Conn., to join us for her Senior year. Although she has been with us so short a time, she has already become popular. Dottie hates lessons and school. She appears exceedingly quiet and demure in school, but have you noticed that whenever you meet her outside there is always a rustle. She is fond of fun and music and on one Mawfulv occasion she was obliged to play for singing. Although her plans for the future are indefinite, she will probably devote her time to the study of music at some school in New York. We wish her success and happiness in her chosen work. ALICE FRANCES KEENAN Far be it from this demure young lady who says little and thinks much, to infest the corridors. Oh, no, Alice devotes too much time to her studies for that, and results speak for themselves, but in spite of this fact she shows a queer partiality for the movies. Although Alice is Well fitted in the commercial line, she chooses to wend her way towards R. I. N. S., where we may assure her of success. MURIEL FLORENCE KENT Muriel is one of our jolly girls. She is almost always in a hurry, as you've probably noticed. But, let it be known, she doesn't care for lessons, although typewriting and applied design are not so bad. Muriel is especially fond of out-of-door good times, but automobiling with friends is her stronghold. Dancing has its attraction above all other things. Muriel could dance every night in the week-then. Next year we expect to hear that Muriel has entered Dana Hall. We wish her the best of success.

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I 9I 9 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL MARTHA GRACE HALL Martha is fair, fat, but not quite fortyy'C?j She came to us from Broadway Grammar School and probably this is the reason why she is so serious. Her smile fairly radiates mirth and benevolence, particu- larly mirth. Did anyone ever see Martha when she wasn't smiling? No one! We know it. Perhaps her smiles and twinkling eyes are the causes of so many dances we hear about. Martha specializes in design- ing and domestic arts. Her motto, HAH willing, all good natured, and all together, has surely been practiced by her during the school career. We shall all miss her but we know she will succeed in any line of work she may take up. She expects to enter School of Design or Pratt Institute. ANNIE HITE Anna didn't join our ranks until the junior year, but during the two years with us she has sincerely demonstrated her school and class spirit. Annabelle isn't nearly as quiet as her appearance would lead us to be- lieve, she is always ready for fun and a good time. She is especially fond of dancing, and is quite adept in this art. Anna is undecided about her future, but if no one else will claim her, the business world surely will. You have our best wishes, Annabelle, in whatever you undertake. FRANCIS EDWARD HOGAN Bling! Br-r-r-rl The bell has not yet stopped ringing when Hogan comes tearing down the hall and into his seat. Safe. More by good luck than by good management, Frank. He has a wonderful faculty of crossing the threshold of Room 24 before the last bell stops ringing. How do you do it, Frank? Frank is uncertain about his future, but we all know that he is sure to succeed in whatever he undertakes. DOROTHY BERYL HOTCHKISS Dot came to us from Church Hill. Many did not know her until the Sophomore year when she became a valuable member of the bunch. She claims that P. H. S. has kept her busy, but from her motto, Do what you can and what you can't trust to luck, we know she has had plenty of time for other things. She has managed to struggle through four years of Latin and comes forth a conqueror. Dot is very good company and everyone likes her. She expects to join the flock and enter Brown in the fall. Good luck, Dot. We hope you will make as many friends and be as successful as you have been in P. H. S.

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I 9l 9 PAWTUCKET HIGH SCHOOL INA MAY KINNEY If you don't know Ina you've missed half the fun of the last four years. Ina and mischief are synonymous. Lesssons are to her an un- necessary evil and hence, to be avoided. Ina's favorite pastime, as all her friends know, is dancing, and all agree that she excels in that art. Next to dancing she has a weakness for automobiles and Newport. During her years of school life she has had plenty of time for fun Cher faithful followers of the opposite sex have seen to thatj. Next year she is undecided what her course will be but probably it will be music. steps. MARION SHELDON KINYON Did you say Marion was quiet and demure? Well, you surely don't know her then. Outside of school she is the principal fun maker of her bunch and in school she quite frequently entertains the fifth period history class. In fact, several times she has terrified her teacher by nearly falling out of her seat. Miss Kinyon, will you please take another seat, I worry so about you, was the request of the teacher, and to quiet her fear, Marion changed her seat. Marion considered enter- ing Mount Holyoke. A P. H. S. graduate, now at that college, kindly offered to take care ofl' her, but Shrimpie, though small, thought she was big enough to take care of herself. She decided to go to Wheaton. l I stgdy engineering. HUGH KINNIBURGH Behold! The man with the broad grln At eight twenty nine A. M., Hugh slips into his seat in the corner of room 24 to the tune of More by good luck than good management Kinnlburgh However getting in on the nick of time is not Kinnle s only strong point His favorite retreat is the chemistry lab where the budding genius has invented many new formulm heretofore unknown to the scientific world Perhaps the most famous of these is Ixinniburghs odorless hydrogen sulphide. This renowned alchemist says that his plans for the future are undecided, but the best of luck is wished him wherex er he may turn his , A- RALPH HENRY RIPPAY MEMORIAL COMMITTEE, CHAIRMAN, GLEANER BOARD I8 IQ CLAb9 BOOK COMMITTFF Kip is a fine example of the kind of people that are born and brought up in that little suburb of Central Falls called Fairlawn Really I though, he's a good fellow and has done much good work managing the GLEANER and the Class Book. For all this extra work howex er Blondy does not slight his studying and IS noted for his wisdom in French and in chemistry. He says his chum is nobody we know but we sa we do know her. Ralph thinks he will go to Brown next year and