Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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Dedication We the Class of 1949, hereby dedicate this 1s- Su 97 e of the Hermiad to the Four Aces of P.H.S. Miss Millicent Goyette-We crown thee Ace of Clubs for I lf of the oiass 0 the many times you battled for the we are . Miss Rose C Baro-We crown thee Ace of Hearts for the 'n l nd understanding you have bestowed upon us duri g ove a the four most important years of our lives. ' -We crown thee Ace of Spades Mr. A. Merton Bozo1an for being a regular fellow. Thank you for the work you ' b k have voluntarily done for our year oo . 0 Mr. Vincent Foy-We crown thee Ace of Diamonds for X D your teachings are priceless. Four Aces-Always reme , never forget and shall always be grateful. mber that we shall

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.X .-'gl' FQ Board of Education Mr. Harry Denison, chairman Mr. George Despathy Mr. Henry Marchesseault Mrs. Clara Robitaille, secretary Mr. Arthur Goven Mrs. Rose Reid Mr. Joseph Chamberland Mr. Albert Farland Mr. George Krauss

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MR. RALPH W. GSBORNE Mr. Ralph W. Osborne, Superintendent of Schools for the Town of Plainfield, is a graduate of Bridgewater Teachers' College, has a Master's Degree from Boston Univer- sity, and has done graduate work at C01- umbia University. Following principalships in Westford and in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, and in Essex, Connecticut, he came to Moosup in 1937 as Principal of the Moosup Grammar School. He continued in that position un- til 1942, at which time he enlisted in the army. In 1946 he became Superintendent of Schools. In his supervisory capacity he has ac- complished many undertakings which have helped us in achieving our goal. This token of esteem is an expression of the true ap- preciation which the Class of '49 feels for him. May all his future endeavors be as suc- cessful as they have been in the past. MR. ALBERT J. MURPHY Mr. Albert J. Murphy, who joined the ad- ministrative staff of Plainfield High School last fall, has, in his first year here, accom- plished many changes for the betterment of the school. Mr. Murphy's former home was in Ran- dolph, Massachusetts. He attended Bridge- water State Teacher's College and received his Master's Degree in Education at Boston University. Before his principalship here, Mr. Murphy was submaster at Braintree High School in Braintree, Massachusetts, and was also the director of the adult education program. We extend to our principal a hope that he may have success in all the administra- tive work he may attempt in the future. -4-