Warren High School - Wampum Yearbook (Warren, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

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In former years we might go light-heartedly from high school, some to continue on to college, some to busi- ness or specialized schools: some into the business world. But these are different times: they are trying times. lt falls to our lot to be graduated in a year when our country is at war, involved in the greatest struggle in its history, and so, when the doors of Warren High School close upon us finally and we are no longer students, we face at once a serious task-that of knowing what we must do, what we can do, to help in this war effort, and to think ahead to the task that will be partly ours. in the equally difficult days that will follow this war. For we can know that we, as individuals, will be affected by all that happens about us. If one thing be true it is that we, earlier perhaps than many another to be graduated, can know the narrowness of this world, its compactness, and its indrawn boundaries: to sense that we, in common with all the peoples of the earth. have one common fate. We therefore feel conscious of a greater responsibility, that of being indivdual human units, each responsible to the other, and to know that our words and our deeds are important, too. We have known carefree and easy years at Vvfarren High School, and have many memories to cherish. But with graduation we enter a more mature peroid, calling for broader knowledge, greater responsibility, a deeper sense of obligation to self. to our community, to our na- tion, and to the world. It is good that before this task has become ours. we could know Hrst the pleasures of youth. We feel grateful to Warren High School for the many con- tented days we have known within its portals. But now we are ready for whatever work lies ahead. THE STAFF 415511 Hi E all Miss BARRY MR. B15AUPAR1,AN'1' 6 r MR. BRQCHU Miss BURKE M1ss KEARNIQY MR. BURDQIQ MR. CAILANAN MR. CfwRUc3c:11.1.1 MR CONRLIN MR. CQNWM' . - A fxlfff K j Q Miss GROZIEN MISS HONAN Miss KELLEY MR. MARSZAl.EK Miss PAQUIN MR. LOMBARDI Principal - ' El , - ' -QS WAMPUM STAFF Editor Helen lVlcLarren Asst. Editors Llewellyn Conklin, Grace Barber Pagr Srwn SENIUR QW, Z? 5 S53 Q f f' ' fy f XG , .ff , ff Af' ,ff YC? ff , ,ff , , V, Q yy? V5 X x Q A 5 -fi - sf F v . ,, , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS EDGAR ST. JOHN President MURIEL SEYMOUR Secretary JOSEPH T AVARES Treasurer MARSHALL MARTIN Vice President Pg!! NORMAN ABRAHAMS Norman, though voted the shyest boy in the senior class, is really full of fun when you break thru the outer shell. With such quiet perseverance as Norman pos- sesses, we are sure he will be an asset to any Held he enters, Urellestra 2, 31 Ilancl 2, 3. JOHN Louis ABBRUZZI Johnny doesn't need an introduction to anyone. He is the fellow that carries the ball on the football field, knocks a home run on the diamond, makes the basket for those last two points. Johnny, always the man of the hour. Football l,Z,3,-1: lilasketball l, 2, 3, 4: llaselmall l, Z, 41 Student Council 43 Toma- hawk Staff. L1NooN JENNINGS ALDERSON Lindy, a quiet sort of fellow who is always ready to pitch in and help when it is needed. When a grin passes over his face you can be sure he is thinking up some joke to play on someone. We don't know of Lindy's plans for the future but we wish him Happy Landings. junior Prom connnitteeg Easter Monday Hall committeeg Toniahawk Staff: -lllIll0I' dance committee. GRACE BARBER Grace, as she is known by all her class- mates, makes friends easily because of her good nature and original ideas. Her pleas- ant smile and pleasing manner will bring her success in the Commercial world. Luck to you Grace! junior XYl1ist committee: junior Prom com- mittee: Class Day Play: Health Club: Pep Clubg Easter Monday Ball committee: Student dance committee: Tomahawk Staffg junior and Senior Dance committees: Assis- tant lfditor of XYa1npu1n. Page Tru ,. nz-, 5 G.-1 fi 1 - . J '5Q!71x., 1 S23 lt .f X 'f21.,2 . 5 s kgiigiigz ks Ai Q, ig? 3. X , ' mg, Mg, np Q 4 Q - YQ.. V95 ,K 9 T, YD .-v'. X' , WW? WMS' li CJRETA BAR'I'l.l2'l'T Greta the girl with the quiet ways, but don't let them fool you, there is Ere in those deep brown eyes. Wherever and whatever Greta undertakes we know she will succeed. junior Class Day Play: How xfVOlHlk'l'llll in lYI1ite 3 llnnor Society. MAE BlEAUPARI-ANT Mae, on the surface seems like an in- different person but underneath she is a likable girl. Her secret enjoyment is sail- ing though you'd never expect it. We hope you will sail thru life with all blue skies. 'llnnaliawk Staff: llealtli Lilnlwg llonur Hoe ciety. Et.1z15ETH J. B1.AcKHA1.1. Betty, as she is known by her class! mates, has a smile for everyone. She is the most charming girl in our class as you can see for yourself. Betty wants to become a medical secretary and we know she will make one of the best. XYainpuin Staff: Tmnaliawk Staffg junior l'ro1n connnittee: .lnnior and Senior dance cmniliitteesg lfaster Monday llallg Rini: CUlllllllttL'k'Q llonur Society, ANITA Cmssis Anita, the neatest and best dressed girl in our class: a pleasant smile accompanies her neatness. On a first meeting one might think her bashful but she is very obliging. We don't know what she plans to do but we know she will be a success. junior Dance committee: llealtli Clnbg French Clnbg Tomahawk Staffg Senior Dance eonnnitteeg llonor Soeietyg Military VVhist. Pugr Hlrcwn ELSIE CARDOZA Elsie, the most all around girl in our class, always ready to cooperate when help is needed. We couldn't ask for a better sport in work or play. We wish you everything in life as we know you deserve lf. junior Prom connnitteeg junior NYl1ist coni- mittee. CARLQ CASALA Carl is the boy who gets a laugh out of everybody: a boy with a loud laugh which is heard in the corridors everyday. With such a hearty personality he will not fail in whatever he undertakes to do. junior Prom connnittee: junior XYliist coni- millet: Jonx J. CASTRO Johnny the most popular boy in the class, full of life and a good friend to everyone. What would English class be without Johnny. Lots of luck in any- thing you undertake. lfootlmnll 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council -lg Toma- lmwk Staff: Student Dance Committee: Pep Clnlm. RAYMOND CHEETHAM Ray. a quiet dependable boy who knows all there is to know about airplanes. The greatest worker on the Tomahawk staff. We sincerely wish him luck in his future life, 'l'on1:llmu'k Stag: Alnnior Prom Committee. Paul' Ti:-flqw' 953 -our-' 'HMV A, 4 f a it ui' me-f' ' Matt. v cf, 2. s a ,, , ie af if G. 2 ELIZABETH E. CHILD Emily. is one of the shortest girls in our class but despite her height she is very dignified. She is outstanding among her classmates because of her ability as a typist and she plans to continue in this field, We hope that Emily will succeed in her under- takings. junior Dance committee: junior XVbist com- mittee: junior Prom committee: Honor bo- eiety. LLEWELLYN Nl. CONKLIN Willie, as he is known to his friends is a very active member of our class. He is a young fellow who deserves praise for in- genuity in his studies. He plans to enter a Coast Guard Academy in the fall. we know he'll make a success of it. Football 3, -1: Basketball 35 Orclivstra l, 2. 3. 4.1 Band Z. 4: junior Prom committee: Toniabawk Statl: NYainpum Staff: llonor Society. MADELYN J. CONKLIN Madelyn is the twin sister of Willie and they are alike in every way. She is one of the most outstanding girls in our class. in this case beauty is going along with brains. Madelyn plans to enter R. I. C. E, we know she will make a grand teacher. Orcliestra l, 2. 3. -lg 'lnnior Prom eonnnitteei 'llUIll2lllZlXK'li Stall: junior Class llzny Play: llunur Society. RITA E. CoNTo1s Rita, this dark haired damsel is one of the cutest girls in our class and so was chosen the head cheerleader. She is intelli- gent, studious. and socially prominent. As the saying goes, all nice things come in small packages. Success in everything, Rita! junior Prom uommitteeg junior and Senior Dance Committees: Toniziliawk Stall: Xvlllll- lblllll Staff: Class Day Play: tlieerleafler 3, -13 llonor Society: Pep Club: llealtli Clnbg lfaster Monday llall committee. Page Thirlrru MARGARET A. DOHERTY Margie, voted the prettiest girl in our class and one of the most popular. She is our drum majorette and no game is com- plete without Margie. Her likable nature makes her a favorite with everyone. She is thinking of going in nursing and we know if she does she'll make a dream of a nurse. llealth Club: Pep Club: Glee Club: junior Prom committee: Senior Dance Committees: 'lxOlI1Hll2iXVli Staff: Easter Monday Ball: Honor Society: Drum Majorette: Class Day Play. ROBERT DICKERsoN Bob, a fun-loving fellow of our class with a happy grin from ear to ear. When ever you hear a laugh, you know Bob is around. He has an ambition to become a printer. we hope he succeeds. junior Dance COII1II1lIfi'CI Easter Monday Hall: junior Prom committee: Baseball 3, 4: Football 4: junior VYhist committee: Ring committee: Taunalmwk Staff: junior Class Day Play. RUTH ENNIS Ruth, is a tall vivacious brunette with sparkling brown eyes. Voted the most talkative girl in the class but we don't blame her, who wouldn't keep that pretty mouth going. A nursing career is Ruth's ambition. We wish you success. junior XN'hist connnittee: junior and Senior Dance committees: junior Prom committee: Toinzlliawk Staff: Easter Monday Ball coin- initteeq Xkvilllllllllll Staff: llealtli Club: Pep Club: lfreneh Club. RosE FERRI Rose, the tiniest girl in our class with long beautiful hair. Rose is well liked by all who know her, but she is rather quiet and retiring, We know she will be a success. Glee Club: junior Prom committee. png! Fourlzrn ROLAND GIRARD Roland, is a quiet boy who joined us in our senior year from Colt High. He has sudden outbursts of becoming humor- ous. Roland is always doing favors for people especially the girls. We know he will be a ball of fire in the outside world. -lunioi' Prom coinniittet-3 liusketball inzuizi- ger -4. EI,IZABE'I'H JACKsoN Betty, is well liked by everyone in our class. Because of her pleasant disposition. she is brilliant as well as pretty. With these qualities we know she is destined to be a success in the business world. junior and Senior Dance connnitteesg lizis- ter Xlonrlziy Hall: junior Prom eoinniittee-I Pep Club: loniziliawk Staffg Lili crlszirli-r 3, 41 llonor Society. Botus JAMIEI. Bolus, a fellow who is On the business side. With his jolly nature we know he will go far. He is the boy who was given the job of collecting dues and did a good job of it. Fun and laughter are his assets. , . . lizinfl 3, -1: taslnei' l, 2, 3. EDWARD JAwoRsK1 Eddie, is the joker of our class. His election as the most humorous was justi- fied. He greets everyone with a wise crack and with his joking manner he will go thru life with a smile and all will smile with him. Football 43 Baseball 41 Student llztnce com' nntteeg Senior Dance connnittteg Toma- hawk Staff. fuer f 1'l!n'ri -Sz-. 'tl Il Xl l l V l 1 i 1 l Y l l l l xi I 4 1. l P l Q , W, I l 6 1 lf! 1 I CLIFTON JOHNSON Cliff is a shy boy who claims to be a woman hater, we doubt it, at least the girls don't dislike him. He doesn't have an awful lot to say at class meetings but we are aware of his presence. Good luck, Cliff in whatever you endeavor to do. Baseball 2, 3: junior Prom committee. NOELA JOLY Noela is noted for her interset in chem- istry. She is well liked by her classmates because of her quiet manner. Noela has qualities that will enable her to obtain success. junior XYl1ist committee: -luuior and Senior Dance comnutteeg .luuior l3l'Oll1Q Orclwstra 3, -1: llonor Society. HELEN KUSSAY Helen, one of the cheerleaders of the .... : ' ' --- : .::l, H school. She is well liked by all that know y her and has an ability to make friends easi- 5' :-, ly. Fun and laughter follow Helen every- H qu '. ': ' A where. We know she will become a suc- i aa iiiii ces in life! f - Q W 'KM ,. 5'f3.',,, Glee Club: junior Prom committee: Cheer- Q Z leader 3, 4: llealtli Club: French Club. i':::: ' X 'e RICHARD L. LAPAN Tiny, with his winning smile and friendly manner has won him friends everywhere. Always a joke to tell and a joke to play on someone. He is one of the most outstanding boys in our class. Tiny wants to join the Navy and it will be their gain and Warren's loss. Best of every- thing, Tiny! VVampum Staff 3: Student Council 43 Junior Prom committeeg junior and Senior Dance committeesg Band 25 junior Class Day Play. Pug: Siatrrn Rosie 1.ARoCHE Rose, the most dignified girl of our class. She is a tall attractive blonde who wears good looking clothes. She is a con- stant companion of Muriel Seymour. Rose will make an attractive secretary for any office. Luckf junior Vvliist ctuntnittve: ,luniur Class l7:1y Play: ,lunior Prom coininittee: junior :mtl Senior llance eoinniitteesg 'lbiriztliztuk Staff: Pep Club: llealtli Lflulm. Giaizaib Liascaum' Gerald is a tall pleasant boy who gets along with everyone. He is rather quiet and retiring but not a dud by any means. Cierald is undecided about his future but we are sure he is capable of doing anything he undertakes. 'l'uii1:1li:1wlc Stull: ,Iuniur llruni CUllll1Illll'l'. Ci.AuD1Ni2 lVlACDOWl2I.I. Claudine is a brunette of medium height, slim and with brown eyes. She is a brilliant student. Claudine is making plans to enter R. l. C. E. in the fall and we wish her the very best of luck in every- thing. junior Class llay Play: junior Prom mur- nuttee: llonor Society: Orchestra: XVliist committee, KENNETH MADDOX Ken, the most handsome boy in our class. His athletic ability and attractive smile have made him very popular. His sunny disposition will bring him life long friends and good luck. Football l, 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3. Pug: Sfvrnlnn HELEN MCLARREN Helen is first member of the four musketeers fGrace, Ruth, and Bettyj. She is one of our best workers who led her to hold the editorship of the Wampum. Helen is good natured and pleasant, and we are sure that she will make an excellent nurse. Good luck Helen! Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: junior XVhist chairman: junior Prom committee: Class Day Playg junior and Senior Dante committees: ' Toinallawk Staff: Editor of Xkiampumg Health Clubg Glec Club: Pep Club. WILFRED MARCHAND XVilfred is the politician of our class and the debator of U. S. History. His strong class spirit has helped us in many a rou.gh spot. Wilfred is steadfast in his decisions and they have never proven to be wrong. Here's to you Wilfred in the years to COIUC. lnnior Prom chairman: junior and Senior lance committees: Easter Monday Ball cftalrnlan. I FREDERICK MARSZALEK Freddie, although he appears to be shy is quite different when you get to know him. His cheery smile is always awaiting anyone who looks his way. We all wish you luck Fred, in whatever you choose to do. l' nselmall 2, 3: Junior Prom coininittef. MARSHALL MARTIN Marshall is a young fellow who de- serves praise for ingenuity in his studies. He gets along well with boys and very well with girls. Marshall is very active and his chemistry will be developed next year at R. I. State College. Treasurer 2, 33 Vice President 43 VVampnm Staff: ,lumor Prom eommiteeg Honor So- Cie-tv. Page Eighfffn .i-i ,7 Y,,,, 1? 'M 'l HELEN MCCANN Helen is one of those girls who kids herself in silence but once you get to know her she changes into a lively fun-loving girl. Helen hasn't any plans for the near future but we wish her the best of every- thing. Orcliestrzi l, l, 3, 43 lizmcl Z, -lg junior XX'liist committee. MAR1oN M. MIQDEIROS The artist of the classf Not all her time goes to art however for she ranks high in her studies and is seen at all the school functions. At the School of Design next year, her ability and her unusual technique will take her far. . . . Y. , .- Class llistorizm 3, 43 filet- Klub 2, .13 ,Immun Proin committee: .Iiinior XX'l1ist coininiiti-v-1 Senior llzuiee committee: How XYoml' rful in XX'hite Tomztlmwk Stuff. VAl,liRlli NIQNCKA Valerie, a blonde full of mystery, she never shows her emotions. A girl well liked by her classmates who gets along with everyone. Valerie is undecided as to what she will do next year, but we wish her luck in whatever field she enters. llonoi' Society: -lnnior XYltist committee. MARY E. OL1v12 Mary. one of the sweet, shy girls who is seen but not heard. This girl makes a true friend to her classmates. Her life out- side of school is a closed book to us but we know with lVlary's quiet way it is a happy one. We wish you everything, Mary! Tomztliawk Staff: Glee Club l, 2, 35 lfrtziclr Clubg junior Prom committee. l'agr ,Yinrlfrt JOHN A. PRIMIANO John possesses a grand sense of humor and has made his friends laugh on many a rainy day. Vv'ith such a sense of humor and jolly disposition we know John will push ahead in the world to success. liznsketball Z, 3, -13 Football 43 Baseball Man- ager -1: junior Prom committee. MARY V. PRIMIANO Mary, the most outstanding girl in our class is the girl who gets along with every- one. Here is the girl that excells in every- thing, a combination rare. With such abilities that Mary has we wouldn't be surprised to some day find her an executive of some great business. You have every- thing Mary? We wish you luck. llonor Society: llc-ztltb Clnbg Totliallawk Staff, lfclitorg junior Dance connnitteel lizlster Monday Ball committee: ll. A. R. Ke1n'esentatix'e: junior Prom connnittecg IR-it Clnbg Frencb Club. RITA N. PRIMIANO Rita is the girl with the blush that goes from the ears up, which is most be- coming. She has a flashing smile and twinkling brown eyes, Here's to you Rita in the years to come. ,lnnior XVbist committee: Senior Dance cornniittee: 'foniabziwk Staff: Xvilllllllllll Staff. YOLANDA RAGOSTA This quiet girl whom no one ever hears about is ambitious and does her best in all things. She is well known for her peculiar laugh. She and Eva are the best of friends. Here's luck to you next year in the commercial world. Glee Club: Junior Prom committee. Pug! Tfrfufy aw--.,, V15 Y' 4'5 ,904 I S M' 7 i' ff: :.-2552: if it 9' Win. NIH' Q? WILLIAM RODRIGUES Bill as he is known to his many friends is the most dependable boy in the class. He and his flivver are well known figures in Warren. He plans to enter R. I. State College next year. Whatever he does and wherever he goes we are sure that he will be successful. President 2: Baseball Manager 3: Junior and Senior Dance connnitteeg Band 2, 31 Football Manager: junior Class Day Play: Clieerleacler 3: Junior Prom committee, Tomaliawk Staff: liaster Klontlay Ball. EVA P. Ricci Pert, pretty and personality plus de- scribes Eva. She is seen every morning selling lunch tickets and you can be sure that she is one of the reasons so many buy tickets. She is undecided about the future but we wish her luck. Glue Clulmg .lnnior Prmn einnniittec. JOSEPH N. SAMSON Norris as he is known to his friends is a prominent figure everywhere. He is well liked by all and has a rare ability to make friends easily. He is the best business manager Warren High has ever had. The very best of everything to you, Norris. Junior Prom connnitteeg junior Class Day Play: junior llanee committee: Xvillllplllll Staff: Ttnnaliawk Staff: Senior Dance chairman: Stnclent llanee etmnnittee: liaster Monday llallg llasketlmall 23 llaseliall Z, 3, 4. MURIE1. F. SEYMOUR We have all noticed and admired Mur1el's unusual but smart clothes. Wherever there is advertising to be done Muriel is right there. Her pleasant smile and pleasing manner have won her many friends. We are sure she will be a success at the School of Design next year. Honor Societyg Secretary 3, 43 junior and Senior Dance conimitteesg junior NNliist committeeg junior Prom eonnnitteeg Vvillll- pum Staff: Pep Clulmg Health Clulmg Easter Monday Ball. Page Twrnfy-om' MARY L. SOARES If you are one of those people who must have flattery we advise you to keep away from Mary. She has an admirable frankness and does not indulge in that idle pastime of back-slapping. Her friends tell us that she has a keen sense of humor. Loads of luck Mary! junior and Senior Dance comniitteesg Glee Club: Student Council Secretary. WILMA STEINWACHS Wilma has a name for being shy. But really after you get to know her she has a nice personality. Wilma is a girl that loves to work on committees and is always of- fering her services. Wilma wants to be- come a Comptometrist. We wish her luck in the future! Glee Club 1, 2, 3: llealtli Club: Senior Dance committee: junior XYl1ist COlllIl'llttCC'6Q 'I'om- zlliawk Staff: liaster lllondzty Hall: blllllllll' Prom Committee. EDGAR ST. JOHN Saint certainly doesn't live up to his nickname, he is a young fellow that has personality that bubbles out and gets him into mischief. He has that ability to get around the toughest person. lf you see a crowd of girls giggling and being kidded you know that Saint is the cause of it. Best of luck Saint! President 4: Vice President 2. 3: junior and Senior Dance eonnnitteeg junior Prom coni- initteei Class Day Play: Pep Clubg Easter Monday Rally French Club: Student Dance committee. JAMES SWEET James is the fellow who does all the typing for our school paper, and here is where we give him his praise and our thanks. An obliging person and very friendly he is. Lots of luck James! Tomahawk Staff: Baseball 2, 3, 41 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Football 4. Page Twtnly-Iwo W I Af- I WSP' MARY SQUILLANTE-' Mary is the little ball of fire in our senior class. Whenever a class meeting gets dull, Mary is the girl that injects the fighting spirit into the class. Everyone is Mary's friend and loves to get that Bray spirit up. So long Mary, success is yours. Senior Dance eoniuiitteeg 'll0IIlElllZiVK'li Staff: VVainpun1 Staff: Class Day Play. JOSEPH P. TAVARES Joe, the hard working, good natured fellow of our class. Joe is always trying something new out in chemistry. We only hope he discovers synthetic rubber. l-le hopes to attend State next year, hope you get everything you deserve Joe! President 33 Treasurer 43 llzlsn-ball Z, 41 Agric. Poultry judging team Z. 3, -lg Lilizun- pion in I9-ll: nkgric. Dairy judging team 2, 3, 4-Cliampions in 1940: junior Class llziy Play: junior llrom committee: Touialiawk Staff: NX'zunpuni Stuffg junior and Senior Dance eoininittees. HELEN Twmzoo Helen is the only red head in our class and we're proud of her: she is the girl with the green eyes that snap and sparkle? She hopes to become a secretary in th: future and we know she will succeed Glee Clubg junior Prom eonuuittee. JOSEPHINIS A. WAKIQM Jo, as she is known to everyone is the girl who is outstanding in her stenography class. Next year some propsperous busi- ness man will employ her as secretary, we linow she will be a success. Loads of luck ol Tomahawk Staffg filee Club, l'rl,e1' Tf:'i'l1Iy-Illru' HENRIETTA ZNAMIROWSKI Henrietta is a tall good natured girl in our class. She is a constant companion of Jo. Henrietta is the last senior to appear in our book and we couldn't think of a better person to stop With. She plans to attend Bryant next year, luck in your fu- ture! Glce Club: Junior Dance committee: junior Prom committee: llonor Society. IN MEMORIUM WILLIAM M1s1,Lo Page 7 wenly-four I Q 5 g LASE :NWN T175 WWF? lx k f xl ? Wi 1 . X M f G: INNOCENT SOPHOMORES f NX J ., 1 5 NDEPENDENT JUNIORS KQM S5 Q E ATHLETIC Fnesumew CLASS OF 43 1939--High School! We begin the First of perhaps the four happiest years of our lives. As we are only Freshmen, we do little else besides elect the follow- ing class officers: President, Wilfred Lomas: Vice-President. Loretta lVlcKale: Secretary, Frank Kirklewski: Treasurer, Antonio Morra. lVlr. Harkins is our class adviser. l940-Our second year! With Miss Kelly as our class adviser, we plan our one social event, the I-Iallowe'en party which was a great success. This year Samuel Correia is elected President: Elsie Bristow, Vice-President: Loretta Mc- Kale, Secretary: and Antonio Morra, Treasurer. 1941-Juniors! Now our activities really begin with a Junior dance, a play on Junior Class Day, a Vic dance, and most important, our Junior Prom. ' We now look forward to our final year at Warren High School and hope it will be equal to our first three years. President-Alexander Lombardo: Vice-President, Elsie Bristow: Secre- ray. Loretta McKale: Treasurer, John Barry. Our class adviser, Mr. Cauppuc- ci 1. Pug: Tuufnly .W 4 '- .. .Mm . v ' -1 ,.,..,,.,,o . in +-z.'a7f,vE v 1' N .WN ' ' ' u ' wwf A '5 . 'Q I-IISTGRY OF THE CLASS QF 44 We entered Warren High School in the fall of 1940. At first perhaps a little shy and awkward but later falling right into the swing of things. We held out first meeting and elected the following officers: President-Warren Taylor: Vice-President-Michael Primiano: Secretary-Lawrence Urban: Treasurer-Albert Zeitler. Being Freshmen we were not allowed to partake in any social events. When we returned the following year we felt both proud and happy to start out in our new position as Sophomores. We held a class meeting and elect- ed the following to represent our class: President-Lawrence Urban: Vice- President-Ida Abbruzzi: Secretary-Eleanor Smus: Treasurer-Michael An- nunziata. We had one social event and this was found in the Sophomore Hop. It went off splendidly and everyone had a grand time. Thus ended our first two years. H..R. T. Pug! Twzntv-1 CLASS OF 45 On September 3, 1941 a group more eager to embark on their studies than the rest. arrived at school, the Freshmen. One class meeting was held in February to elect class officers. A S5 adver- tisement was contributed toward the Senior Class Year Book. Class officers were: President-Joseph Silva Jr.: Vice-President-John Henneberryg Treasurer-Anne Malone: Secretary-Peggy M. Merolla: Class Adviser-Mr. Frank N. Lombardi. They discovered here a different system than in their elementary grades. that of cooperation between the student body and the faculty. Here. they learned to confide in their teachers who were willing to help them in all difficuties, teachers who took an interest in them individually. Here also they learned a lesson from a losing basketball team which kept fighting al- though they were continually being defeated. Here, they have gained confidence in themselves and have developed a grand sense of loyalty to their school which shall in their future years, make them bet- ter citizens. MARION MEDEIROS Page Twenty-right . . CI-IEER LEADERS P T W fe .f ,nj f j V U 4 Pagf Tlxirly FOOTBALL l.Vhen the gates of the fooltball season were thrown open this year, it found one of Warren Highs largest squads ready for anything. The team was not a heavy one and for this one reason we did not get a championship. The team was not lacking in spirit and every team that came in contact with our squad found this out to their dismay. With this spirit growing all the time I know that we'll be on top next year. Capt. John Abbruzzi our ablest player made the first team on the class C squad, with other players making third or receiving honorable mention. Coach-Charles Burdge Captain John Abbruzzi Manager-Richard Lapan J. Castro-R. T. R. Dickerson-E. M. Primiano-B. J. Primiano-E. I-I. Tavares-L. T. W. Huftalen-C. E. Polak-L. E. L. Conklin-T. E. Jaworski-C. .I. Lopes-G. A. Lombardi-B. E. Nans-T. K. Maddox-C. J. Krawczyk-L. E. J. Lawrence-B. H. Girard-B. J. Smus-B. J. Sweet-E. F. Langello-E. A. Samson-G. R. Pelland-R. E. M. Annunziata J. Keyes-B. R. Higgins fag! Th irly-o BASKETBALL The season this year found us with a new basketball coach the very able Coach Brochu. With only two veterans. he started out to work. From a win- ning stand point of view, our club did not even show, but as spirit goes we were on top. 'Thrillers of the season were when we beat Barrington 30-22 and lost to Colt by one point which closed our season. Coach Brochu Capt. Abbruzzi Manager-C1eno Diodati L. Urban E. Arsenault J. Krawczyk A. Lombardo T. Picz J. Sweet A. Nunes J. Primiano K. Maddox , Page Thirty-twu ww,-' X, 1 3 Xi m ,K 7r'-K' N fr. BASEBALL Pug: Thirty-thru I N k n NCQDOM RNGWLEDGE , W 'N 41. -bv! TGMAHAWK STAFF EDITOR MARY PRIMIANO Assr. EDITOR JAMES SWEET I lww 1 Yhniv flifr 6 FA ! 2. . .mg Y l gf' STUDENT COUNCIL H Y-?,,ll- 7 il..- Q ,- J l 'fix or vuzss A Error LINE A Bumfwom Pngr Thirlx'f+r:'fn WHO'S WHO - CLASS BOY JOSEPH TAVARES MARSHALL MARTIN KENNETH MADDOX JOHN CASTRO JOHN ABBRUZZI JOSEPH TAVARES RAYMOND CHEIQTHAM NORRIS SAMSON LINDON ALDERSON EDWARD JAWORSKI RICHARD LAPAN NORMAN ABRAHAMS RICHARD LAPAN XVILFRED MARCHAND JOHN CASTRO GERALD LESCAULT EDGAR ST. JOHN WILLIAM RODRIGUES JOHN PRIMIANO Most Outstanding Most Brilliant Most Handsome Most Popular Best Athlete MOS! Industrious Most Studfous Most Qbligrng Most Modest Most Humorous Most Fun-loving Shyest Most Talkatiue Most Dignzfed Most Pleasant Most Indifferent Best Dancer Best Dressed Best Actor OF '42 GIRL MARY PRIMIANO MADELYN CONKLIN MARCIE DOHERTY BETTY JACKSON HELEN MCLARREN CLAUDINE MACDOWELL ROSE FERRI MARY SQLIILLANTE BETTY BLACKHALL MARY OLIVE RUTH ENNIS ROSE LAROCHE BETTY BLACKHALL MAE BEAUPARLANT GRACE BARBER ANITA CAISSE GRETA BARTLETT HENRIETTA ZNAMIROWSKI CLIFTON JOHNSON-Woman-Hater Man-Hater-JOSEPHINE WAKEM Pau Thxrlv rikht HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR OBSERVER SEPTEMBER 3 FEBRUARY 5 The school bells toll once more. Beginning 'of music rehearsals OCTOBER IO for graduation. Seniors hold first dance of the FEBRUARY 13 5933011 Seniors get measured for caps OCTOBER 29 and gowns' A great day for the Sopho- FEBRUARY 16 mores. The Sophomore Hop. Registration Day. OCTOBER 30 Teachers' Institute. NOVEMBER 6-7 MARCH 12 Mary Primiano attends D. A. R. meeting and is chosen to go Headaches Galore! Exams! to Chicago. NOVEMBER 10 MARCH 13 FifSf iSS110 of Tomahawk. Announcement of Honor Socie- ty. NOVEMBER 1 1 Armistice Day. NOVEMBER 19 MARCH 28 Third issue of Tomahawk. Juniors hold dance. APRIL 6 NOVEMBER 21-22 Seniors hold Easter Monday Thanksgiving vacation. DHHCG- DECEMBER 19 APRIL 9 Second issue of Tomahawk. Look! Here they are again! DECEMBER 19 Exams! Seniors hold Christmas Hop. MAY 1 DECEMBER Junior Class Day. Seniors are relieved. Wampum goes to press! DECEMBER 23 ro JANUARY 5 MAY I5 'ASweet Bliss ! Christmas vaca- Out come the flannels and tion. gowns for the Junior Prom. JANUARY 5 JUNE 9 Return to school after mid-year Senior Class Day. vacation. JANUARY 22-23 JUNE 10 Oh! Oh! Here they are again! Commencement' Exams! JUNE 11 JANUARY 27 Seniors Grand Finale- Donation of Hags by W. R. C. Senior Reception. forty SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President A.,A .. EDGAR ST. JOHN Vice President MARSHALL MARTIN Secretary . .. . ,,.. MURIEI. SEYMOUR Treasurer . .. . .V,.4, JOSEPH TAvARt2s Class Adviser MR. JOHN J. CONWAY, JR. We first entered Warren High School in the autumn of nineteen hundred and thirty- eight with an eagerness to launch ourselves on a four year journey. Due to the hurricane our class meeting scheduled to elect class officers was forgotten and no further attempt 'was made for class organiation. In the fall of 1939 we returned with re- newed vigor to our studies and at our first class meeting we choose Mr. Cappuccilli as class adviser. Class officers for that year were: President WI1.l-IAN1 ROTJRIOLIFS Vice President EDGAR ST. JOHN Secretary . . . .. .LoIs STAI2LI3s Treasurer MARsHALt 1V1AR'l'1N Because of lack of interest the proposed plans fora Halloween hayride never bore fruit. The following year found us full of en- thusiasm and renewed hope for the complete unity our first years lacked. Under the guid- ing hand of Mr. Conway we achieved just this. The capable body of class officers and cooperation of the class made our Junior Ysar far more active than we dared hope. We held a profitable dance, a successful military whist and a play on class day. Then came the big event of our Junior Year: The Prom: Warren Highs Audito- we needed just the salty sea scene to complete the nautical theme. Class Officers were: Joszami TAVARIQS Prestdent . .. .. .. EDGAR ST. JOHN Secretary . . .. .. MURIIQI. SEYMOUR Treasurer .. . . ..... . MARsHALL 1V1AR'I'IN Class Adviser . . MR. JOHN J: CONWAY, JR. Vice President The autmun of 1941 found us re-entering Warren High School for the last time and realizing that in the next year we would no longer be a part of the happy throng waiting for the bell to ring. Buckling down to make the most of our Senior Year we chose a most capable Toma- hawk staff and started its publication. This our never-to-be-forgotten class year we made as fruitful as possible. First we held the Christmas Hop with a merry crowd at- tending, then we started our plans for the annual Easter Monday dance, held April 6, one of our greatest successes. When Honor Society Awards were made in April a goodly part of our class was elect- ed, the reward of three and a half years of diligent studying. Now our school days are coming to an end and it is with some regret that we have looked back over our stay here, but there remains two great events to crown our four glorious years: Our graduation and out Senior Recep- tion after which we will no longer be partici- pating but shall look on with the rest of the alumni from the sidelines. Page furlv-our , -f, , HU M. MARTIN: 'AHow long did you cook this spaghetti E. ST. JOHN: Oh, about twelve inches. BARBER: There goes a fellow whose business is looking up. MCLARREN: Must be good. What is it? G. H. G. BARBER: He's an astronomer. B. BLACKHALL: Going to see your doctor, eh? You must be sick. R. ENNIS: I'll say. I'm going to pay my bill. L. ALDERSON: I want to see some mirrors. N. ABRAHAMS: Hand mirrors? L. ALDERSON: Naw, I want one I can see my face in. Waiter, said the fussy diner, 'AI want some oysters. But they mustn't be too large or too small, too old or too tough, and they mustn't be salty. I want them cold and I want them at once. Yes, sir, bowed the waiter, 'Awith or with- out pearls? It was a wise freshman, and when forced to apply at the Wilshire police station for lodging, he gave his name as Smith. Give us your real name, ordered the sergeant, Well said the frosh, put me down as Wil- liam Shakespeare. That's better. said Sarge, you can't bluff me with that Smith stuff. Everybody is crazy over me, said the in- mate of the first floor of the insane asylum. W. MARCHAND: It's raining cats and dogs outside. R. LAPAN: Ya, I know, I just stepped into a poodle. FROSH: May I have an R. O. T. C. uni- form? SERGEANT: How do you want it-too large or too small? J. TAVARES: Do you feel like turning back the clock? R. DICKERSON: Sure, every time the monthly payment comes due. When I looked out of the window, Johnny, I was glad to see you playing marbles with Billy. M OR We wasn't playing marbles, Ma. We just had a fight and I was helping him pick up his teeth. N. SAMsoN: My poor aunt had only two dates in all her life. W. RODRIGUES: My, only two? N. SAMSON: A'Yes, the one on her birth cer- tificate and one on her tombstone. M. SEYMOUR: Were you surprised when you got the nomination? N. JOLLY: 'AI'll say. My acceptance speech nearly fell out of my hand. M. MEDEIROS: No wonder Jimmyns al- ways smiling. M. CONKLIN: Why, what got into him? M. MEDEIROS: A new set of teeth. L. CONKLIN: Do you know how to throw a screwball ?n C. JOHNSON: Gertainly. You wanta wrestle? C. MACDOWELL: I'm writing a book about something that's close to my heart. CHILD: Oh heavens, who wants to read about ice? E. The congressman's wife sat up in bed, a startled look on her face. Jim, she Whispered, there's a robber in the house. Impossible, was her husband's sleeply reply. A'In the Senate, yes, but in the House never. R. CONTOIS: Gee, but I'm homesick to- night. E. JACKSON: Say, I thought this was your home. R. CONTOIS: It is, but I'm sick of it. K. MACDOX: I'm looking for a silent woman who can cook. M. DOHERTY: How much will you pay? MADDOX: Pay nothing!! I'll marry her. K. F. MARSZALEK: Say, how long did you work on your last job? SWEET: Three months. . MARSZALEK: Only three months? What did you do? SWEET: Ninety days. J. F J. E. JAWORSKI: They tell me you've been breaking training by eating too much. ABBRUZZI: Aw, boss, I've just been practicing a new wind-up. JAWORSKI: What do you mean? . ABBRUZZI: I've been eating spaghetti. J. E. J Przgr Forty-tru LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT I, Compiled by IIENRIETTA ZNAMIROVVSKI March 29, I9-42 I, Norman Abrahams do hereby give and bequeath my folding ruler to Mrs. Ilickey, so she can tap out future typing practices. I, ,Iohnny Abbruzzi. give up my can of metal polish with which I shine my fireman's badge to Morton Marks. I, Lindon Alderson to Hob Hesaw give my acquired knowlcdge of Shop. I.et's see you build a model airplane with the legs of flies. I, Grace Iiarber give unto I.: retta McKale iuy official position as ticket girl at the cafeteria. I hope, at least. that you'll have enough time to eat your lunch. I. Greta Bartlett, give to Claire Iieauparlant my sudden outbursts of witty remarks. XXX-, Mae Iieauparlant, Petsy Caisse, and Mary I'rimiano tthe three dares! do give tip unhestitat- ingly our three secrets of how to make friends and keep them to Gloria Saviano, Ida Abbruzzi and I.ucy I'rimiano. I, lletty Illackhall do hereby will and bequsath my popularity with the opposite sex to my brother llaek. I lflsi- tiardozafiny knowledge of books and the foreign situation to llonald Dickerson. Carlo Casala give unto Iiatherint- Ilrysdale my tardy record. .lohnny Castro-niy excteded pleasure of getting along' with the gills of lYarr 'n lligfh School to XX'illiain .-Xlfano. Raymond Cheetham-iny pet petve. dancing, to a certain ,Iunior girl. I, limily Chiltlfnty typing speed to l.illian I.apan . We I.lwellyn and Madelyii Conklin will our fond- ii' ss for Cicero and th ' maintenance of lirecl XYil- sen's undividetl attention at lunch-time next year to lilsie Iiristow. I. Rita foutois gladly give my place in the cafeteria line and good manners to Yivian llarb 'r. I, Margie Ilohfrty do hereby give and bequeath my majorette titl ' to lfluanor Sinusn. lic-.p the Iland playing, lil anorl I. Ilob Ilickerson give my sturdy right arm to any boy entering the armed forces. I Ruth Ifnnis-my ultimate knowledge of Ilomestic I, I. Arts to Iilor.-nec .Xgtiiaii llozi stly the subject's a cinch! I, Rose lferri--to .Xnn Malone my nickel's worth of haloney I, Roland Girard, do hereby give and bequeath my way of playing Ilan Cupid to joe Iirawczyls. I. II tty jackson gi,e unto Lucille Ilaigneault my Max Ifactor make-up kit. I. Ill lus -lamiel give my bhze heard to lfretl XYifson. I. Iiddi. ,laworski reluctantly give my bow tie, which made such a hit with all the girls to Gal Lombardo. I, Clifton johnson-my special formula for per- cxide to G orgie Massutl, I, Noela joly-to Marie Salisbury my ability to sneak into the brearlline at the cafeteria. I, Richard I.apan-my attained title of A Success- ful I'ropagandist to Michael McCann. I. Rose l.aRoche-my jitterburg technique to Iirnie Barber. Page for I. I I I I I I I I I I I I Gerald Lescault-my ability to get up and peddle milk and still get to school early enough to catch up on my sleep, to Milton Masse. Claudine Macllowell will and bequeath to Iilora Grant my latin marks. Kenneth Maddox-my enthusiasm for shorthand to my sister Muriel. Ilelen McI.arren-my ultimate preference of Francis Parkinson Keyes over Shakespeare to Grace llartigan. lYilfred Marchand do hereby give and bequeath my evident drag with Miss Ilarry to Ifrnie Arse- nault. Fr'tl M.arszaIek give unto Ted I'icz my three weeks' vacation spent on a hard bed at 'l'ruesdale Ilospital. Marshall Martin-my resemblance to Clark 'I'ay- lor to Tony Xunes. Ilelen McCann my hidden mischievousness to lkindy l'VIi1'lan. Marion Medeiros-my admiration for Xewberrys' stock hoy to Margaret lithicr. Valerie Nencka-the correct pronunciation of my first name to Mrs. Ilickey. Mary Oliva give my wardrob- of hand-knitted sweaters to any senior boy entering the armed iUI'fC5. ,lohnny I riniiano give up my awkward walk to ,loe Ilueko. Rita Priniiano- my bundle of fun to lI.lf.u Rod- z n. Ileltn Iiussay give up my mutual friendship with 'l'onv Codega to Marv Smith, D Xye. Yolanda Ragosta and liva Ricci do herehygive I I I I I I I I I I I. I and bequeath our usual tardin 'ss in classes to Mitzie Saccoceia and .losephine Ragosta. Ilill Rodrigues give my stylish car to the Xa- tional Defense Program, The tires will go to the ration hoard. the metal to the allocation hoard, the upholst'ry to the refuse man. and the fuel will be kept for future rations. Nerris Samson give all my greenbacks to ,loc l.opes so he will have sufficient funds with which to tak: his girl friend to Ifile'n Ilarlings, after the I'rem. Muriel Seymour-my craving for the latest fad, especially red and green stockings to Ilelen 'l'a- var s. Mary l.onise Soarisgto .-Xrthur Sampson. lr., my I. ft ox er lunch tickets so you won't go hungry next year. lX'ilma Steinwachs give unto blames Pedersen my South I-Xinerican correspondOnce. Ifdgar St. john gladly give my dancing limbs to .lohn Ilarry, ,lames Swet give up my official position at first base to ,lackie Ilenneberry. Maiy Sqnillante give unto l'auline Ilouffard my d batable requirements. ,Iostph Tavares-iny hook on class finance to lidtlic Nans, Ilelen 'l'warog-my technique of dancing the Polka to Iirnie fvrsenault. Good luck, Chubby. -lost-phine XYakem, give and bfqueath my frank- ness about fri nd and foe to lfrances Mikulski. Iltnrietta Znamirowski give unto Miss Ilarry a chrome-plated microphone so that she can be heard in her future Senior lfnglish classes while txplaining Shapespearc. ly-thru . v CLASS PHOPHECY J. ABBRUZZI-ls now head coach at R. I. State in football and they are still looking forward to their first victory. N. ABRAHAM S-ls the up and coming president of the NN'estern Union. I.. ALIDERSON-Is now the president of the Prov- idence Escort Service. G. BARBER-Is now private secretary to llelen Mclsarren. G. BAR'l'l.liTT-ls one of our greatest actresses on Broadway: appearing in Macbeth at pres- ent. M. BIQAUPARLANT--llas just won the New York yachting cup for the third consecutive year. B. Hl.ACKHAl.l.-Has just won the academy of awards in Hollywood. A. CAISSE-VVas voted last week as one of the ten best dressed women of the year. This is Anita's third year as holder of the title. li. CARDOZA-Is now head librarian of the George Hail Free l.ibrary. C. CAS.-Xl..-X-llas now made his million by match- ing pennies. J. CASTRO-llas just completed his collection of the drafts of Shakcspeare's works: says john, I think I'll start writing my first classic. R. ClllClC'l'll.-XM-llas been acclaimed to be the first man to reach Mars. Ray has been quoted as saying. l think l'll try for the moon next year. lf. Cllll.lJ-llas won the speed contest in typing for the fourth consecutive year. I.. COXKLIN--llas finallv found out that two can live as cheaply as one, the great day will come off as soon as lflsie comes out of the Truesdale Nursing School. M. CONKLIN-llas now received a permanent po- sition teaching in VVarren lligh School. R. CONTOIS-ls now an air hostess on the T. VV. A. Nve hear she has all the pilots doing nose dives. ltl. IJOIIICRTY-lf it's gossip you want just ask Margie, as she is now head telephone operator in the XYarren Office. R. lJlL'lilfRSOX-llas decided to save rubber and is moving in on lYest llarrington, he is planning on setting up his printing office there. li. liNNlS-llas now successfully completed the lflth book of the series, llow to talk without tiring. R. FIERRI-ls a personal maid for joan Davis. R. tilR.eXRlJ-Now has a taxi cab service to take all the girls home from games. ll. JACKSON-:Xfter a hard day at the office still finds llristol most interesting. H. J.-XKlllil.vls now the owner of XYarren's largest general department store. lf. JAXYUlvSlilA,lust replaced llob llope on the radio and llope is now helping liddie write his jokes. C. ,IOIINSON-NYas voted the most valuable base- ball player in the American League. N. JULY-ls now helping Mr. lirochu to teach the students General Science. Il. KUSSAY-ls now singing for Sammy Kaye since they're both working for the Polish Relief. R. LAROCIlli-Recently won the world's jitterbug contest at Madison Square Garden, keep on cut- ting the rugs Rose. G. I.liSC.'XUl.T-llas a good chance of beating Rip Van VVinkle's record if he can last out for another month. C. lNlAClJO'VVlfl.l.-Is still waiting for her boy friend to become manager of the First National Store before saying yes. K. MAIJDOX-Haven't heard anything from Ken lately as lileanor has him under lock and key. H. Mcl.ARRliN-ls Superintendent of nurses at the R. I. Hospital. VV. MARCHANIJ-Is the proprietor of the Fore N Aft. F. MARSZAl.liK4ls now running a gas station, but business is bad because of the shortage. lil. MARTIN-ls now a professor of chemistry at Vassar. R. LAPAN-Is so busy pressing and cleaning his own family's clothes he hasn't much time to do the public's. H. MCCANN--Has taken lfvclyn's place as feat- ured violinist with Phil Spitalny and his all girl orchestra. M. M EIJEIROS-Is a famous stylist and is design- ing clothes for Madamoiselle. V. NIENCKA-llas now worked herself to Super- visor of Parkers' Candy Stores Inc. Rl, OLIVE-ls now employed as bookksepcr at the Naragansett Electric company. j. PRIMIANO-ls now playing the tuba in the XY. P. A. Symphony Orchestra. Block your ears folks. M. PRIMI.-KNO-ls now assistant liditor of the XYarren Gazette. R. FRIMIANO-ls now private secretary to Sena- tor Green. Y. R.-XGOST.-X-ls Secretary to the Commandsr of the Navy. ll. ROIDRIGUES-Is now manager of a large farm and is doing quite well l hear. li. RICCI-llas now a permanent position as ticket seller in the l.yric Theatre. Count your change. X. SANISON-After seeing the large dividends the llingo business offers he gave up his job at the observation post. M. SICYMOUR-ls now a famous model at lltst N Company. Xl. SCLXIQICS-llas made unite a name for herself. She is Sccretary to the president of the Rocke- fvlltr liounclation. XY. S'l'lfINX'V:XCllS-ls a comptoinetrist in the lfirst National Bank. li. ST. -IOIIN-llas just been appointed as the new trnant officer by the school committee. J. SXYlilC'l'fls now lfditor-in-chief of the XYarrcn Gazettr. No one should miss his interesting arti- cles on lixcrcise to Improve One's Figure M. SQUll.l.ANTlf-Mary was elected to the Ilousc of Representatives in the recent election. You can be sure that there are plenty of debates in the llouse now. bl. 'l'.-XYARICS-Of all the chemists in our class ,loc is the greatest. lle has just discovered the formula for a cheap yet perfect synthetic rubber. ll. TXVANOG-Spends most of her days in llates Silk Mill but has enough energy left for thc Polka every Saturday night. J. XYAKICM-Vvorks in Xvashington with her sister both having great fun after work. ll, ZNAMIROVVSKI-You may add her name to the Three Famous lliarists. She has now pub- lished her most interesting diary. Success is her motto. Page Fofty-fm' T JOHN ABBRUZZI NORMAN ABRAHAMS LlNDON ALDERSON GRACE BARBER GRETA BARTLETT . MAE BEAUPARLANT . ELIZABETH BLACKHALL ANITA CAISSE . . ELSIE CARDOZA . CARL CASALA . JOHN CASTRO . . RAYMOND CHEETHAM EMILY CHILD . . LLEWELLYN CONKLIN IVIADELYN CONKLIN . RITA CONTOIS . MARGARET DOHERTY ROBERT DICKERSON . RUTH ENNIS . ROSE FERRI , ROLAND GIRARD . ELIZABETH JACKSON . BGLUS JAMIEL E ,WARD JAWORSKI CLIFTON JOHNSON IXIOELA JOLY . HELEN KUSSAY RICHARD LAPAN ROSE LAROCHE . GERALD LESCAULT . CLAUDINE MACDOWELL KENNETH MADDOX . HELEN IVICLARREN . WILIIRED MARCHAND FREDERICK MARSQCALEIQ MARSHALL MARTIN . HELEN MCCANN . MARION MEDERIOS VALERIE NENCKA MARY OLIVE . JOHN PRIMIANO MARY PRIMIANO RITA PRIMIANO YOLANDA RAGOSTA . WILLIAM RODRIGUES EVA RICCI . NORRIS SAMSON MURIEL SEYMOUR MARY SOARES . WILMA STEINWACHS EDGAR ST. JOHN JAMES SWEET IVIARY SQUILLANTE JOSEPH TAVARES HELEN TWAROG . JOSEPHINE WAKEM . HENRIETTA ZNAMROWSKI SONGS II II .I I. II II From One Love to Another I II I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II AND YOU YOu've Got to be a Football Hero All Alone and Lonely It Ain't What You Do aI You'd be Surprised Somebody's Rocking My Dreamboatn A Sailboat in the Moonlight One Love Some Day My Prince Will Come Deep in the Heart of Texas You Betcha My Life 'AOh! Johnnie II Keep'em Flying My Sister and I Miss You Margie South of the Border Be Honest W.th Me Time Alone Can Tell I Only Vvfant a Buddy Not a Sweetheart Lady be Good You and I Daisy Mae Th's is no Laughing Matter A Little Bt Independent School Days Good-bye Mama Where Has My Little Heart Gone When a Man'S Fanzy Free I Think of You This Love of Mine I Dcn't Want to XValk Without You I'm Still Without a Sweetheart Let Me Off Uptown A Romantic Guy, I Did Your Mother Come From Ireland You Made Me Love You DOn't be a Worrybirdn Ma! He's Making Eyes At Me Every Dreamer Has His Day How do You Fall in Love Day Dreaming I Didn't Want to do It In My Merry Oldsmobile South Amer'can Way Dear Mom The Lady in Red Baby Face Time Was I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire' Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life Blues in the Night Everything Happens to Me Strawberry Blond lf I Had My Way All of Me Pa ' ' gf f uftv-51, 'TI' ,ga Fsigiswx 4 X 'U' X is I x 5 3953. M- 4s K. F' U1 fix 4,52 W 'WN-af ' 3- fi' 9 9 IU: ,f lm! X , PERSONALITIES NORMAN ABRAHAMS Pet Saying- And how! Pet Peeve-Making mistakes Hobby-XVO0d turning VVeakness-Ice Cream Noted For-Fishing Future-Machinist JOHN L. ABBRUZZI C Pet Saying- Got a nickel? Pet Peevc-liar henders Hohhy-Eating XVeakness-Red Noted For-Sports Future-Navy J. LINDON ALDERSON Pet Saying- Go slow! Pet PLeve-Sophisticated girls Hohhy-Stamps XYL-akness-Miss Burke Noted For-Talking Future-Husband GRACE BARBER R Pet Saying- No kidding? Pet Peeve-Getting to School on time llolmhy-Record collecting XVeakness-Bowling Noted For-Dancing Future-Sta'nographer E GRETA A. BARTLETT Pet Sztyiiig'- Gosl1, am Pet I'eeve-Kid brother llohhy-lfating' XYeakness-lilonds Noted For-Acting Future-XYil'e of Naval I dumb? officer MAE D. BEAUPARLANT L Pet Saying- You're crazy Pet Peeve-lfaney clothes Hohhy-Boats XXX-zakness-Italian foods Noted For-jokes Future-Veterinarian ELIZABETH B. BLACKHALL Pet Saying- Are you kidding? Pet Peeve-Snobs Hobby-Cribbage XVeakness- Tiny Noted For-jokes Future-Medical Secretary ELISE CARDOZA Pet Saying- Cut it out Pet Peeve-Noise Hobby-Reading VVeakness-Good Books Noted For-Quietness Future-Librarian ARL L. CASALA Pet Naying- Hey jake l Pet Peeve-Girard at lunch Hohhy-VVork XVeakness-Getting up Noted For-Having weeds Future-Machinist JOHN J. CASTRO Pet Saying- Cut it out Pet Peeve-Snohhy people Hohhy-Collecting pins XYeakness-Girls Noted For-Fun loving Future-Business man AYMOND CHEETHAM Pet Saying- Nuts! Pet Peeve-Dancing llohby-Model airplanes XYeakness-X'Valking Noted For-llome hoy Future-Aviation Machinist LIZABETH E. CHILDS Pet Saying'- Oli, For goodness sakes Y Pet Peeve-john Castro I lol:hy-Photography VYeakness-Clothes Noted lfol'-Typing Speed Future-Professional typist LEWELLYN M. CONKLIN Pet Saying- Preposterous Pet l'eeve-Hahhlingg' females Hobby-Sailing XYeaknt'ss-Elsie Bristow Noted For-Ahility to argue Future-The Sea MADELYN J. CONKLIN Pet Saying- Crumhs Pet Peeve-Boys who throw chalks Hobby-Reading VVeakness-Talking Noted For-Forgetfulness Future-Nurse MARGARET DOHERTY Pet Saying- Oh, my gosh! Pet Peeve-Kid brother Hobby-Writing letters VVeakness-Riverside Noted For-Drum Majorette Futur:-Nurse RUTH ENNIS Pet Saying- XVell I guess! Pet Peeve-Mr. Cappuccilli Hobby-Dancing VVeakness-Bob Noted For-Talking Future-Nurse ROBERT DICKERSON Pet Qaying- YOu're not kid- ding Pet Peeve--llistory I lohhy-Sports VVeakness-Blondes Noted For-Printing Future-Newspaperman ROSE FERRI Pet Sayillg- VYl1at a crumb! Pet Peeve-Silk stockings I lohhy-Dancing VVeakness-Movies Noted For-Shyness Futur:-Telephone operator ROLAND GIRARD Pet Saying- You fascinate me! Pet Peeve-Girls in Room 5 llohhy-Riding' around i11 ears alone lVeakncss-Hlne eyes Noted For-Getting' into trouhle l:llll1l'L'+Cl1CIIllSl ELIZABETH JACKSON Pet Saying- Still love me: Pet Peeve-Dot Mann's YH Hohhy-Buddy XYeakness-Rita Contois Noted For-NVriting notes Future-Stenographer BOLUS JAMIEL Pet Saying- Hang on! Don't let it throw you Pet Peeve-English Hobby-Drumming Weakness-Iiating Noted For-Never at home Future-Aviation mechanic EDWARD J. J AWORSKI -vv ANITA CAISSE Pet Saying- Pl1ew, am I hot!! Pet Peeve-English Hobby-Gardening' VVeakness-Sports Noted For-Skating Future-Typist RITA CONTOIS Pet Saying- Oh! Gee! Pet Peeve-Conceited people Hobby-Collecting postcards VVeakness-Polaks Noted For--Cheerleading Future-Private Secretary Pagz' fofly-right Pet Saying- I.et's kiss and make up ! ., Pet Peeve-Bow ties Hobby-Mugging Noted For-Jokes VVeakness-VVomen Future-Vocalist for a top band PERSONALITIES Pet Sayiltg- 'l'lIz1t's mummy CLIFTON JOHNSON HELEN MCLARREN JOHN PRIMIANO Pet Saying'- T'aiIIt so Pet Saying- Stop it! l'et Peeve-8:45 hell Pet Peeve-Being kept waiting llohlmy-Peddling papers VVL'2ilil1CSS-l:0Oll and sleep Noted lfor-Bowling l lllllI'C-'AlZiI12igL'l' of Providence -ltlllfllill lNlO1ELA JOLY l'et SayiIIg'- Not me l'et Peex'e-People who Copy homework llohhy-l,JzIIIeiIIg XYt'2ilillL5S-fSll005 Noted lfor-ClotlIes .l'lllllll'L -hlt'lllC?ll Secretary HELEN KUSSAY Pet Saying- lley homely l'et Peevefllalmy tzllk l lobby-lDzIIIeiIIg XYL'2lliI'lCSS--VllllC Met. Notzd lfot'-lfriendliness l:llllll'C7.'Xll' llostess RICHARD LAPAN l' -I SIlj'lllg1uxlllKlllL'l' xl2lClll'CU l'et l,UL'Yl'4SllUl'lllZlllll lltllbllj'--SlCl'lllllQ Zllltl eating XYt'2llillCSS-l'll'llj' Noted lfor-Silenee l'lllllll'L4NllY2ll tngineer llOlJlIy-Readiltg' xvC2ilillCSS-lrfiillli Noted FOI'-llfflillllg the 8:45 l:llllll'C-Nl1l'SC WILERED MARCHAND Pet Sayillg'- lfxeIIse Ine for ing Pet Peevc-Cltattergrs. llolnhy-Reading history XYL'2lliI1QSS--l:00Kl Noted FUI'-.xQfLl1'k'iNlYCllCSS lfutnre-Anything easy FREDERICK MARSZELEK Pet, Peeve-Study 114.-I'iods llobby-Movies XYeakness-Matleleim- Carroll Noted For-Knowledge l:1lllll'C-.'XillTlll'2.l.l in Navy MARY PRIMIANO l'et Saying- Wow what was going to say l'et Peeve- lilvivzt l lohlvy-Reztditlg XYezIkIIess-GI':Iy I-yes Noted For-ll, JX. R. award l:llllll'C--llllhlI1t'SS tVUlll2lll Ptt SayiIIg- Now look here RITA PR1.MlAl:lQ ,, kid l et 52lj'llU.:'- if e 1 l'et FCCYU-SllUl'llIilllfl llU1llCXV0l' let l',.'CVC-l':I1f1'llSlI I llolIlIy-Stalmms XXI-akttess-Food Noted lfor-Blond hair lfnture4.X. Ei P. 1Il2iI1ZigC1' lohlxy-Readillg XNt'ZilillL'SS-llligfi Noted For-Sl Iort l-olms l:Llllll'L -St'Cl'L'l1ll'j' YOLANDA RAoo:aTA lVlARSHAI-L MARTIN 3 A U X I u 1 r H l'et Suyittg- Yon n'zIIIt to know l at 5a5 'llf- l Q S hw l'et lleeve4NosL'5' uirls llelmhy-Gt1IIs XYtzIkIILss-llnnkine school Noted For-RlzIrksnI:IIIsl1iI l:l1lLll'C-llL'2lIl of tIIgIIIeeI'iIIg llet lle:ve-Xltltons poems lltrlxhy-lJz1IIeIIIg XNl'1lli!1C5S--SillllllS Noted l:UI'-'l,t'!'!wlIllllllly lIzIlI'etIts l . . l't1tIII'eA-l'I'Iv:It sI'eI'+'t:II'y Corps WILLIAM RODRILEUIES ROSE LA ROCHI3 HELEN MCCANN Pvt S2u'i11gj 1'iIIY Huw you Sven pct Sayil1g'--nxvllyll Pet Sztyilm- YoII'I'e Z1 eute lctd I'iHT:M l7 ,v 1 I K tCYL'flx lltrl' fill! l':t lieeve-lloys who Cllllll dance llolmlmy--SewiIIg XX'ezIkIIess- Rhodes Noted l'llll'-llllblllll' hair l'-Ill1ll'Q--SL'Cl'L'l2ll'j' GERALD LESCAULT Pet Peeve-,live llohhy-lizttlds XYL'2ll4llL'SS-:X111HlL'S Noted lfor-Music l:llllll'C'+SkCl'L'l2iI'j' MARION MEDERIOS llohhy-l littintg other peoplels ears XXI-zIkIIess-lfood Noted lforAlU.?l lltlllllllc l:lIl1ll'C7N1ll'SlI'j' IIu:III:Iget' EVA RICCI l'tltV'liiI?:iIIg- NYell. what do you l'QEnTff3'll1Il- l LIU'-H' X011 Wlfl PM Silyixlg,-..,1w .- pm Ink.u.v.Al.gulnCllt5 Pet Peeve-L'I'ooke.l stoeking' :Till,f 'Y1'flff'1HlI1Iu I-l1lSSlL'S Vg- ,. rl Q Scams lolm I3-l3.IIIt me llolmhy llQ,L0ll5 . XX!,iI,Iu.gNiX.m,i'.g XYL-:IkII','ss--Girls llfll'llY l3?1llf1l-12' I V Y ffl Allin-' , I ,I '.k.t Xmcd I.-UI.-,5lL,L.l,i1,g XXi'2llillCSs-lfflllll 'red hpsttck F UH Ax 'EH lllllll UL L N pmm.g.-Ira,-mul. 'and l1l?llCll1l1g nad pohsh N Ulllllj 'UQ-ll' 'clllllflly Mm, l.U,.,5,,a,.k1,,,g CWS ORRIS OSEPH QAMSON , f --L' -'IIA , 1 A IM st -' f4 lI1'- I CJLAUDINE MACDOWELL A ltIttIIL LUIIIIIILYLI l llllhll llttl tlgm?IA.IIIg, In 5on seen PQI 5115'11124 Xl'uHUfl5 and h5h'VALERlE NENCK.5x l'et l'e':vt'-Mi'-rs lizlrry . , HNOW ,lllgglulc hunk' ,A l'et Saying'- lloly ll12ll'l'il'l'L'lS Samson keep fllIl'll'7 I1-1 lu'W l.lC'4 hm' l'et Peeve- 'l'lIe class will I'e- llohlmy-SlIzIx'iIIIg fxery ll1OI'lllllf.f llfll,l75 'Mm flf'.- main P. M. XX'L'Zllil1CSS-GlTlS llU'k f5'lXlll'Lfll v llolmhyAAIIIateIII' l lIOtography Noted l7oI'-XN'oIl-tiIIg llll commit XM ll l'f'f l'll'll'5'5CllLC XXl02lliIl0SSfSXYl'ClS tees - 1 l'Ulll'4L 'lUzwllcl' Noted lfor-Chewing gum in class l7IIttIre-PlaylIoy lil Uncle Sam M l:UlUl'C-SCCl'Cl2ll'j' il0CSl'l't get luiml KENNETH ADDOX 1 Pet Saying- See what I mean? MARY-OPIXVE 1 . ..MURlEL SEYMOUR l PM pcU,L.-I.j,,g1i,11 Pct Say1IIgr- flee wlnz, zmyxvay Pet Sztytng'- NVlI1ll'CllZl domg? 3 T I llolmlmy-Howling VvL'2ilillCSS-xlUVlCS Noted l:l7l -ljlIlllJlL'S Future-A successful business- IIIQIII Pet Peeve--llictation llohhy-Knitting XX'eakness-Gum Noted l OI'-Sltyness lfutnre--Secretary Pagf forty-mn, let I Ieve-llIs:Ig.1I :e:IlIle people llohhy-SiIII.5iIIg xx'CZilillCSS-'lifllllgt' NOtetl lfot'-Alletwmlztlmility l:llll'll'C'-S1JlllSlL'T PERSONALITIES MARY LOUISE SOARES JAMES SWEET HELEN TWAROG Pet Saying- XVl1y phsaw Pet Saying- Hows the foreign Pet Saying-'1 Drip Pet Peeve-Being stood up situation? Pet Peeve-Homework llohliy-Dancing' Pet Peeve-Shakespeare Hobby-Dancing lYeakness-Blond hair and blue Hobby-XYriting victory slogans Weakness-Marky eyes XYeakness-Certain Colt student Noted For-Red hair Noted For-Popularity Noted For-XVarren high's poet Future-Typist Future-Motor Corps Future-XYriter JOSEPHINE WAKEM W1LMA STEINWACHS MARY SQUILLANTE Pit ga - .. , , , N ., ,, , 1 . y1ng- Lets not talk about P01 5,aY111g- Of 9911156 Pet Saying- l.aug'h today, cry such disagreeable subjects :Jef IWW-I-1111011 111 the Cafe' tomorrow Pet Peeve-Classical students 0113 1 , Pet Peeve- Quiet Seniors, Hobby-Knitting llobby-LOIICQIIHH i1J051C31'd5 please Y XVeakness-Chocolate sundaes NN 0Hk11K'jS-H1211 .li 111109 Hobby-Reading Noted For-Frankness Noted PQI'-hlasllc ir'2111f XVeaknL'ss-Talking.g' Future-Texas Ranchowner Future-Ohfice machine operator Nljtcd 1:01--Fun EDGAR ST JOHN Future-Business woman HENRIETTA ZNAMIROWSKI X 1, Y- EQ.. . I Pet Saying'- Oh! gee gosh! lRIg,::51112s 50 I ML to Mlm JOSEPH TAVARES Pet Peeve-Dropped stitches 1. p . . ..-C. ' 7 .t 11 5 ftl Pet Saying- 1t's preposterous ! Hf1l1l1Y'-5kefQ11111t-I 121111 SCHDCS ht . Liu. dnt M doug W1 I Pet Peeve- Quiet classrooms 1' ll 6911411955-51X 1991015 the ixonmn , Y - A llolmbv-Sleeping' in Economics H0l1l1Y-M111Ql1l111S U Kotcd l'0FTAd'11111111f the 1 Z. xYCHlill65S--f,CI't3lI1 freshman girl 160011011119 111511110101 Llass ,, , I , I . XYeakness-Brunette in Rehoboth Noted.For-Qlueken and Cow '1111111-A11'111C 11051155 Non-tl lfor-Being absent Judgllle' I t Future-Play Hoy Future-Agriculturul 1'lI'1l'lNl The tulips Of crimson red Are like the bleeding hearts Of men who die when fighting Wars In spring. Pier Fii'v English Student Compliments of JOHN M. HARKINS LUCILLE S. BARRY LEWIS C. BEAUPARLANT DONAT BROCHU CHARLES H. BURDGE ELEANOR B. BURKE JOHN J. CALLANAN EDMUND D. CAPPUCCILLI HENRY E. CONKLIN JOHN J. CONWAY, Jr. LENORA GROZEN MARY G. HONAN KATHERINE E. KEARNEY MARY E. KELLEY JOSEPH R. MARSZALEK MARIE L. PAOUIN HANNAH HICKEY C 1 nts of SENATOR THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN C ompliments of WILSON STUDIO PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER TO THE CLASS GF 1942 SEQUINO BUILDING W ARREN PROVIDENCE PHOTO ENGRAVING HOTEL WARREN The Tavern of Dis11'nclion A. DANESI, Propriclor Tcl. XVarrcn 200 WARRISN, R. I GET TO KNOW GLADDINGS It's a Friendly Store W ARREN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION THE OUTLET CO. CLASS OF 1945 DR. M. A. DENBY WEST BARRINGTON PHARMACY R. E. fvIcCANNA. B S WES'I' BARRING ION R I C pl f CLASS OF 1943 C mplimenl f C. K. GROUSE OFFICIAL JEWELERS EOR CLASS OF 1942 WARREN PRINTING '66 PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of WARREN '85 BARRINGTON GAZETTE 6 STATE STREET WARREN, R I S. E. RAINS CO. INC. WARREN, R. 1. HANDKERCHIEFS JOHNSON '55 WALES BUSINESS SCHOOL 40 FOUNTAIN STREET PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND SECRETARIAL and OFFICE MACHINE COURSES Cgnqplfnygnfs of Compliments of BRISTOL WALLACE MOTOR SALES COUNTY OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC TEACHERS' PONTIAC ASSOCIATION 196 Child Street Warren Tcl. Warren 1150 Compliments of LYRIC THEATRE Cumplinients of Almost u century of service THE W. E. BARRETT CO. Agriculture Supplies Dairy Equiment Garden Tools Seeds Fertilizer Insecticides 15,17 Jackston Street Providence, R. I. Dexter 1812 Coinpliinents of ST. ANGELO MOTORS DE SOTO Usian CARS PLYMOUTH 247 County Road Barrington, R. I Phone Warren l I44 Compliments of Compliments of The Narragansett Electric Co. At Your Service Compliments of Dr. Ulysse Forget EYES, EARS, NOSE, THROAT 600 Main Street QUIIIIYIIIIIUIHS ut CURRAN 25 BURTON, Inc. com, AND on, CLASS OF 1944 L. . mnplnnunt, 1 NASHUA LAUNDRY EDMUND B. Co'rf5 M. LAPANE. Prop Franklin Street, Warren, R. I, Phone 152-W Coinpliinents of Dr. Arthur J. Johnston DENTIST II11JiiIIlL'l1l5 ot DONAT M. ASSELIN I K. l'ompliinent I lVlORAN'S SHOE STORE Conlqmliinent 1 Charlotte M. Greene Loinplinunts nl Your Neighborhood Drug Store Buisiol.. R. I. Ltlllllllllllklllh ol LOUIS R. BARKER F1-oR1s'1' mnplinu nt I MANUEL P. daROSA lUlll11lllllL'lllS ut CHARLES J, FALUGO A'CIOMPl,lZ'I'E Horvtti FURNISHERH Z0 State Street Bristol, R. mpliiuentf of Cedarhurst Nurseries. lnc. at Chimney Corner Riverside, R. l. Phone Ea. 349 3-VJ tnnplnllenlw ol XVARREN OYSTER CO. l'mn1mlimtnt ml' JOHN MCPIKE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Tavares Building ioilltllxmenl l BEAUTY MART ron SMART Al'PliARANCIlf 47 Vwlishington Street. Providence, R. l Ma. 3202 Compliments of SHEPARD'S Compliments of CANDY MAN Compliments of DR. LEO JACOBSON OPTOMETRIST Warren, R. I. Compliments of ASSELIN CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE ROMEO D. ASSELIN Cor. Child 8 Cutler Streets Compliments of Dr. L. R. Seymour DENTIST 2 Church Street Warren Compliments of John J. Conway. M. D. Compliments of Dr. Spencer C. Hilton OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 391 Main Street Warren Compliments oi George M. Wilbur '25 Sons Compliments of IVIARSZALEICS BAR 164 Water Street Warren, R. I. Compliments of JOHN LACH Electrical Supplies Compliments of Prudential Insurance Co. lgStI Coinplinients of Redfern's Service Station GAS. OILS, GREASING. ACCESSORIES GROCERIES Metacom Avenue and Vernon Street Warren, R. I. 4' Cmlxplilnents of COLE'S MARKET 47 Baker Street, Warren Phone 194 VUIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of STANDARD PHARMACY ACCURACY AND PURITY Cor. Main 8 Miller Streets Warren, R. I. LAUIHIJIIIIICIIIS of REDFERNS EXPRESS BRISTOL COUNTY, FALL RIVER and NEW BEDFORD Tel. Warren 947-R Tel. West 4475 LQUIIIIJITHIUIIIS of EUREKA NEWS CO. GARCEAU BROS., Prop. 341 Main Street Warren, R. I. LQUIXIIIFITICIIIS ul' TONY'S ESSO STATION Main Street Warren, R. I. CUIIIIJIIIIIUIIIS of New Fashion Beauty Shop Llmlpliilients of NORMAN M. SEYMOUR ENCROSSER and DESIGNER FOR SUMMER BEAUTY Diplomas Scrolls l87 Westminster Street Certificates postcrs Room 302 Woolworth Bldg. 545 Child Strett, Warren, R. I. Providence. R. I. Ma. 5443 Tel. 982 I l Compliments of JESSE TAVARES Compliments of MAURICE C. GELINAS Compliments of PICARD'S TAILOR SHOP Compliments of JARDIN'S MARKET Market Street Warren Compliments of CHARLES C. BLISS Compliments of NATHAN MARKS AGENT OF DUPONT PAINTS Compliments of Tanner Brothers Ice Co. 173 Market Street Warren, R. I. Compliments of Mrs. Dot McCanna Compliments of NICK' S BAR Compliments of FRANK PYSZ QUALITY BAKERY Compliments of DAVIDS Main Street, Warren SPORTSWEAR EOR MEN and BOYS Compliments of THE REXALL STORE HOWARD K. DeWOLF PHARMACIST Warren Rhode Island Compliments of DR. L. B. DARY DENTIST Compliments of .IESSIE LATHROP Compliments of ORANGE-DISC COAL QUALITY GUARANTEED Call BOSWORTH'S. Barrington, R. I. Phone Warren 443 Compliments of MARIE'S SHOE SHOPPE 476 Main Street Warren, R. I. FOR BETTER SHOES IN LOVING MEMORY OF DAD who died October 12, l94l To be with you in the same old way Would be our greatest wish today. Mary Olive. In Memory of our Dear Son William Mello P gr Sixty-loaf L'mnplin1t-nts of Alexander H. Petrella Cmnplinwnts of Bertha's Beauty Shoppe 'otnpliuxt-nts of D. PROULX IUIl1llllllll'lll.5 of GOES MARKET Untlplilllt-lute of CQUNTRY CLUB LAUNDERERS is c31.r3ANsERs 'utnplinlcnts of COOPER'S ICE CREAM Vv'cst Barrington lU!llIWlllIlk'lll5 ul Curace Barker, R. N. 'tnnplinxunts of Western Auto Stores llonlplilnvntx uf Dr. Raymond E. Phillips DENTAL SUROEON 'tnnplinu-nts of H. E. AYLESWORTH llrlxmplitllvttlx uf Florence J. Maxfleld BEAUTICIAN 'llIll1lllllll'llIN I Besaw's Department Store I'm11plilm'l1ts of THE BOSTON STORE l8f22 Child Struct 'tnnplinlcllty of C1US'S EOOD STORE 72 Mctacom Avenue Warrcxm Qlutllplillmultt uf SPARKS' HARDWARE 'mmxlitxxclmts f John D. Peck Grain Co. Lhlmmplilxlcllts of Foster Beauty Studio County Road Barrington 'mnlwlinltllta of B. EERRAZZANO 7 f4UlllllllIllClll of NICK ql7IllIlllIllL'lllS of BENNIE DEBALSI l'ugr Six h ,53E2,,.-.,,s:Ai,L3: Jrligri-131,42 1.33. -gg:-Q' -- -j .K - ,T Srgjhzzi .:'3L4gz,-g-- -A 'f - ' ' -YN ,. , 'S 'L 't'-ifzrfy . , , , ..1.-42- .L .- VIA f-l'1Z'A fif'if4f.'t1 7- 451+-.f,Q?. re --1. a-'E . Q.. Y . -.fu 4.2 72 XT R-- ii- A 1 1 Q, ga x? . LC :L ,. ... ' Fi? R -F 1 D Y , x k ' f x 4, W g. 21' 4,2 J D f 1 x of ,. 'u v v. x v. - -X 4 R L x A .ya 13? 'X A Fa if fe. F55 E , .. 'Gb- V' 2 Lv.: Pi ri?-' - '-1' 7 Ns -f. .Q, 4, -. -. H- , Dlx' I P --fr .-.....-........ , ,..-...'- f-, , . Y- r .-M ,. ..,. ., ,. , .,'-2. . 6.3--Q, -J lf- 4 .,f-- :..,r - L..,,,v.,.l.,.,...,.-41 ' v.,.,,v..- :L :..,, -N .. ' ...-1... .1 1-am , nf- aa- ...gnu A, vga.