Rogers High School - Binnacle Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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During our Junior year the following members of our class occupied positions in the Latin Club: Barbara Haley, President, and Virginia Schonborg, Secretary. In our Senior year the following took part in the activities: Helen Withers, Presidentg Salvadore Virgadamo, Secretary, and Barbara Haley of the Executive Committee. BANKING ASSOCIATION During our Freshman year we were represented by Jennie Ebbs, Secretary. As Sopho- mores we were again represented by Jennie Ebbs, who held the position of President. Marjorie Carr held the Presidency in our Senior year. RED CROSS COUNCIL We were represented by Margaret Peckham in our Sophomore year as Secretary. During our Senior year the following members of our class took part in the activities: Fanny Hazard, President, William Mathers, Vice President, Norma Fludder and George Santos of the Senior executive board. CHESS CLUB In our Junior year we were represented by the following: John Adams, President, and William Clarke, Secretary-Treasurer. In our Senior year we were again repre- sented by John Adams and William Clarke, who held the same positions. SCIENCE CLUB In our Senior year we were represented in this new organization by Fred Hindley, who was elected Secretary. LIBRARY AUXILIARY In our Senor year the following members of our class took part: Barbara Haley, President, Natalie Basford, Fanny Hazard, Ellen Williams, Sophie Nemtzow, Paula Orth, Carol Harrocks and Anne Barker. So ends the impressive record of the largest and one of the most ambitious classes which ever graduated from Rogers and we leave Rogers with a record for other classes to look up to. -JOHN P. ADAMS

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ORCHESTRA The following members of the Class of '31 were members of the orchestra during their Freshman year: Eugene Pederson, Hyman Feldman, Margaret Sherman and David Wilson. During their Sophomore year Bernard Glaser, Hyman Feldman, Harry Jackson, Eu- gene Pederson, Margaret Sherman and David Wilson played in the orchestra. In our Junior year the following members of the Class of '31 took part in the or- chestra: Bernard Glaser, Eugene Pederson, Margaret Sherman and David Wilson. We were well represented in our Senior year with Bernard Glaser, Hyman Feldman, Harry Jackson, Joseph Levin, Reginald O'Neill, Margaret Sherman and David Wilson. DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION The members of our class who took part in dramatics during their Freshman year were Lynette Beattie, a member of the Freshman executive board, and Laura King, one of the cast of the Charm School. In the cast of His Methodist Foot were six members of our class-Grace Drury, Grace Grady, Barbara Hall, Allison Martin, Helen Masterson and Jack F. Martin. The Wedding, a class play, was presented in our last year at Rogers. Doris Cutter, William King, Eugene Pederson, Harry Petersen and Dorothy Stevens took part. The following members of our class were elected as officers: Thomas Glassford, Vice President, Laura King, Secretary, Dorothy Stevens and Eugene Pederson, Execu- tive Board. FRENCH CLUB Our representative in Chez Nousv during our Sophomore year was Alice Peabody. Cecil McCrary represented us during our Junior year. At the beginning of our last year the following members of our class were elected as officers: President, Cecil McCrary, Vice President, Grace Drury, Treasurer, Shirley Hillcoatg Program Committee, Helen Withers. ' CHEMISTRY For two successive years a Rogers team has won first place at the annual chemistry contest held at Rhode Island State College. The Class of 1931 has been well represented on both. During our Junior year four members of our class took part in the contest. They were the following: John Adams, William Clarke, George Morrissette and Ralph Nel- son. Our representative on the winning team during our Senior year was Ralph Seibold. THE LATIN CLUB In our Freshman year the following members of our class took part in the activities of the Junior Latin Club: Mary Ackroyd, Barbara Haley, Shirley Champion, James Hart and David Wilson. As a representative in our Sophomore year we had Barbara Haley.

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Me bf PE SONALS HARRY FEIGELMAN MUMFORD UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA A pleasing smile, a Hne personality, plenty of pep, am- bition, and ability characterize Harry, who is sure to reach the top rung of the ladder of life. Class President '30, '31 Football '28 Red Sz Black Reporter '28, '29, '30 Business Manager of the Red KL Black '31 Red 85 Black Ball Committee '30, '31 LYNETTE FRANCES BEATTIE JOHN CLARKE KATHERINE GIBBS. PROV. Lyn is one of Rogers' fair co-eds, and one of the most popular. She will make a good secretary for some busi- - ness man, making Bills Class Vice President '30, '31 Basketball '30, '31 Chairman Class Book Committee '31 ET?C7lli1'f' Board Dramatics Association '28 , I' 5 ELLEN JEANNE MASTERSON One of the reasons for the prosperity of the James- town ferry. Success to you in your future undertakings, Helen. Class Secretary '30, '31 Library Auxiliary '30, '31 Handbook Committee '31 Honor Roll N Basketball '29, '30, '31 JAMES KAULL HART MUMFORD HARVARD Jim took care of the Hnances of our class during the big depression and came out on top. Jim was a favorite among his classmates in spite of the fact that he was al- ways after them for dues. He was one of the outstanding pupils of his class. Honor Roll Latin Club Executive Committee Hockey '31 Class Treasurer '31