Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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STUDENTS ADMITTED TO Civile SUfode Salauft Sjnttor ncirtii of 2}eclntical ffijiylt Srltmil CLASS OF JANUARY, 1930 HARDEN, EMERETTE W. NODINE, RUTH E. RLOMQUIST, ELNA V. O’BEIRNE, JOSEPH E. CORNELL, MARVIN R. PIGNATELLI, JOSEPH JACOBS, LILLIAN G. PITASSI, PHILIP J. McCarthy, Catherine t. PLATT ADRIANCE C. SANDFORD, WILLIAM A. CLASS OF JUNE. 1930 ALARIE, DORIS M. MALCOM, JAMES A. BERREN, THELMA E. OSLER, EDWIN S. CHANDLER, ARTHUR M. REZEPTER. LOUIS CUNHA, GEORGE M. ROBINSON, SONIA H. FISK. GEORGE T. SCHAUBHUT, RALPH G. GODFREY. KENNETH L. SCOWCROFT, JOSEPH F. IMPAGLIAZZO, ABRAHAM M. SMIRA. MURIEL H. SPADRTTI. ARMANDO

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HONOR SOCIKTY Front Row (left to right): William Sandford, Killian Jacobs. Katherine McCarthy. Joseph Scowcroft. Doris Alarie. Sonia Rob- inson. George Cunha. Second Row: Phillip Pitassi, I .on is Rezepter. Thelma Berren. Kina Blomquist. Ruth Nodine. Muriel Smira. Emerette Bar- den. Joseph Pignatelli, Ralph Schaubhut. Third Row: E. Stanton Osier, Arthur Chandler, Abraham Impagliazzo, James Malcolm. Adriance Platt. Joseph O'Beirne, George Fisk. Kenneth Godfrey. Amando Spadetti, Marvin Cornell.

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() TIIK TECH REVIEW 1930 ERNEST AHNBERG It is rare that a student is found who keeps such an even temper and rating in studies as Ernest. I here is a certain subtle charm about him that expresses itself in the class- room as well as in other surroundings. A certain surety of purpose is his, and he .easily inspires confidence. He is the true kind of friend £nd works harmoniously with both teachers and classmates, as any written or unwritten record of his in l ech will show. Whatever path may be ahead of him, we can foresee Ernest following it to success in the way he has followed a similar path through 1 echnical. CHARLES BOURNE ALMY I his good-looking young man came to us two years ago from our old rival, Rogers High. Since then his lively per- sonality hai wop hiih many friends. He claims chemistry s-hw vorite stmjeet and.blqnde (? ) as his favorite color. Our student dances would not Ijfc the s'ame without his presence, for his suggestions are often the cause of much merriment. Charles expects to enter the School of Hard Knocks this coming term and we all know that whatever he undertakes he will make a success. S’long, Charles! ESTHER ALMY “Friends, Romans, countrymen; lend me your ears!” Here is one of our Drize packages; no less than our Esther. Esther may always be seen after school tearing wildly through the spacious halls of the Providence Public Library in search of excitement-rtowboys, Indians, bandits. Any- thing pertaining to the wild, Wooly West cannot fail to havens charms for f her. Esther’s idea of the opposite sex is that theyvirc beautiful dut dumb, unless—unless they wear irtiiforms! Jlfct’s a different story, eh, Esther? Esthers next Alma Mater will be R. I. S. D. and the best wishes of her cHtssmates go with her.