Rogers High School - Binnacle Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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T e CC ass Poem Bon Voyage Go forth, fair ship, into Life's Ocean broad, Undaunted by grave perils that may be. Go forth, with colors flying to the skies To unknown, distant ports of Destiny. With white sails set, with Faith thy guiding light Ambition's breezes swelling out thy sail Oh, noble crew, with confidence inspired Go forth, and conquer where the weakened fall. A helmsman skilled in science of the sea With purpose true stands firmly at the wheel. His eye transfixed upon a constant star His hope and trust in God-his one ideal. The ship is man, the captain is the mind, The crew the senses under mind's control The port, the land of human happiness. Unconquered spirit is the human soul. Sail on, strong ship, prepared to face Life's test Of raging seas and changing tides of Fate. Though dangerous rocks may in thy course appear And heaving seas may rise in billows great. Gallant and proud in calm or stormy sea Directed ever by an even keel, Until one day the chosen port is reached And cargoes of good work you then reveal. Go forth, fair ship, the Light of Faith thy guide Fearless of any dangers of that sea. Go forth, O gallant, happy, youthful crew, Who knows what unnamed heroes you may be? -BARBA RA E. HALEY 4A n ki Qi' , . f -,S

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The CC ass History The purpose of this history is to summarize the activities of the members of the class of 1931. After this class has graduated and the members have become alumni this history shall stand as a record of their school day achievements. RED AND BLACK The members of our class who were on the Red and Black staff in their Freshman year were Jennie Ebbs, Grace Grady, Harry Feigelman and Helen Hale. In their Sophomore year the following were on the staff: Jennie Ebbs, Grace Grady, Grace Drury, Harry Feigelman, Helen Hale and Margaret Peckham. The next year Helen Hale was exchange editor, while Margaret Peckham, Grace Drury, Harry Feigelman, Grace Grady, Evelyn Kusinitz, Jennie Ebbs and Ann Barker were reporters. During their Senior year the following represented the class of 1931 on the staff of the school paper: Virginia Schonborg, editor-in-chiefg William King, associate editor, Harry Feigelman, business managerg Edith Rafferty, bookkeeperg John M. Martin, sport- ing editor, Margaret Peckham and Grace Drury, feature editors. The Senior reporters were Grace Grady and Evelyn Kusinitz. Doris Hale later became bookkeeper. CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR YEAR President-Harry Feigelman Vice-President-Lynette Beattie Treasurer-Norman Oxx Secretary-Helen Masterson The following were, elected as Social Committee: Chairman-William King Helen Hale, Carlton Ashworth Helen Coggeshall and William Mathers P SENIOR YEAR Elections were held in the fall of 1930 and as the result of the balloting the following were elected: President-Harry Feigelman Vice-President-Lynette Beattie Treasurer-James Hart Secretary-Helen Masterson At the same time the following were elected to the Social Committee: Chairman-William King Helen Hale, Carlton Ashworth James Masterson and William Mathers