Warren High School - Wampum Yearbook (Warren, RI)

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.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

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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

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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 . .