Warwick Veterans Memorial High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1933 volume:

ff' 4'-- A f 1z 1-rf---M w-r-: ' ' '.. - 7,- .. ,Q K , .. .. , ., . . ,, . V . r11':'f'1'-K 'f1r-'f-1-wf'f'!- ft THE REMINDER PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OE WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL APPONAUC RHODE ISLAND 1933 FOREWORD E have aH'emp+ed In lhe 'following pages fo ga'rher +oge+her mafernal from all phases of our Hugh School life ll has been our arm lo pro duce a boolc fhal will be a complefe co ordmafe hu fory of fhe precious momenfs and prsceless expernences 'rhal' we have had whale al' Warwnclc menl' an order +o rmprove +he bool: and +o fulfill fhe progressive sfandards of our school H has been our endeavor fo represenl all and 'ro be parhal fo none We hope fha? on reading This boolc In years fo come +he fruly memorable evenfs of our Hugh School career will be rellved and +ha1' +hls bool: will fulfill fhe purpose Implied an :ls lille The Remmder. . I - . .S . . We have developed a new sfyle and arrange- I I I TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY EDITORIAL STAFF CLASSES ORGANEAUONS ATHLEHCS EVENTS ALUMNI ADVERUSEMENTS CARTOONS . Page 94 TO MYRTLE EMILY GODWIN In recognifion of her never firing service and her sincere clevofion fo fhe beHermen1'o'i+he sfandiards of our class and school, +he Class of l933 respecirfully dedicafes +his book. -4- WARWICK LIGHT ITUATED high on a bluff over- looking fhe joining wafers of Easl' Greenwich and Narragansefl Bays, sfands fhis whife beacon, a slghl' familiar fo everyone Since fhe year l828 if has falfhfully guided +he numerous navlga+ors of fhe wesfern passage in +he devlai' mg channel and has warned rhem of +he ominous hidden shoals FACULTY K I ..,,. X. hx Q W'se J' an mm. .J . . . . . . I . . l i r i r fi lllll il- ' lllllwxl lil xl - h l lxllilllflill X l ,A 'AR Nw: X i l R5 X. X K XX W X li XX i X . X ' pl .-'3 f r X 5 , i, i, ss W ij'-l N . , .ii i l r X ' Xi 5 4' ' , x X .Ar VAX 'il l-X ,,i x 'X is , . i -T xx 7 - 7 V H X. Q 2 Y!! X x X5. LX , ffln , c X :Nim,ws' Q s. A ., x X .AX f ., , KA -lx - ,isx J V.. 1' xi. xi X gi X36 ,CGV emily X T Val, il 5 . if lf l . 'ff:,,, , Q ,ffl f f' ,A r, ': . sfo Y'-fl' M .if E , .s 14 4 f' 1 - ' f-M fr Q, 'f ,. .l ' ,'7-.12 f -T . 'A ff ' an V , ,AY ,K , - ff V, . use-:gf-f I ' fe gn , -ff f 4- -,i L--A. - .K : x. V Qi K N 5 ' . ,I ,'. N vw - 1 ' X fc - hy- ,h .-M - ,Q Q A ' If .. X 1 ' , , TL THE FACULTY Firsf Row, Leif io Righf: M55 Fenner. Mrs. Rafal, Miss Capen, Mes Daniels, Mr. Griffin, Mr. l-looks, Miss B. Daily, Miss Scorf, Miss Tc.-., Miss Wear. Second Row, Lefi io Righi: Mr. Rudcri, MSS Culler, Miss Koralewslcy, Miss Wrighi, Mrs, Culf, Mrs. Dickinson, Miss Clarke, Miss Godwin, Miss Pearson, Miss L, M. Dairy Miss Cohen Third Row, Lefi fo Righi: Mr. Pere, Mr. Lehan, Mr. Abboii, Mr. Scofi, Mr. Schur- man, Mr. We-dlezk, Mr. Adams, Mr. Roberfson, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Fernald O-OPERATION, lhe mosf imporianl facior nec- essary +o insure perfecl' harmony beiween a facully and a s1'uclen'r body, is conspicuously prevalenl' a+ Warwick. Due +o fhe efforl' of our feachers, we have been able io carry on many worfhwhile enfer- prises. We have a mosl' compeieni sialif of aihlelic coaches. Our class advisers have successfully guided our many affairs and have aided fhe heads of our classes 'ro become beller leaders. ln reorganizing ihe various clubs, much fime has been sacrificed by our faculiy in order 'lhal' fhrough 'lhe medium of ihese organizaiions The siudenl' mighi delve deeper info fhe subieci which proves mosi' inieresfing io him. Our feachers have imparied io us noi only fhe knowledge of facl' and iheor , buf also a beH'er undersfanding of human naiure, a higher siandard of e1'iqueHe, and a clearer, more accurafe sense of reasoning. 'al -5- PRINCIPAL Horace E Hobbs B S C '3 I F DIV VICE PRINCIVAI Ernes'r H GFIHIH AB oO IIPIIIK Ircdor Ad LESLIE E ABBOTT BS II ur J HENRY J ADAMS AB MA me 'I JI e IJ ANNIE J CAPEN A B VfIn aIon en II I I C Pro CME ELEANOR L CLARKE ADASCOIHEN 6 Lb L0' HENRYJ COOPER PIIB MA nI I'IernaII: B Ioof Ad I r IS oI'I 'rcr Drafnw IC Cub CAROLYN H CULF Posse NI son 5IcaI Taumno C a L a L RACHEL CUTLER AB TJ rw I afn VI ILIIorar u BERTHAI DAILY PIIB VI 4 IA L MAE DAILY AB MA :I 'nw MADELYN B DANIELS AB UVRIVPI' Er SH AdvIscI' oI TIIQ Re r C ELIZA P DICKINSON BCS ani 81 SIr1IIon R BooIcIceepInq HELEN W FENNER AB r vn nI CII Conch IS r WALDRON E FERNALD AB IJnIvPrsIIY IMaIn I-I sIorv Coe IIoI Deba+ nq FLORA E B FOLLETT BS Rho 0 I I1rIfI SI 0 H:-me EconornI Adv rnf MYRTLE E GODWIN BCS onI 81 Ir 'I ad of Cornrncr HI D I 'J I Sorvor Por cnaI Iv CII ROSE KORALEWSYY A B I RALPH E LEHAN BS ESTHER E PEARSON Q41 I Qghho B an C aan C Te'Ir MARIO F PERA f VA 411-I Y CHARLES I-I UILL Q f',,..f NA-'S ETHEL M H REID AB In r fi .uri ICIIE LTV' MARSHALL ROBERTSON PIIB MA VI! Wr JOHN R RUDERT BPE a 1 ra CJ CHARLES SCHURMANN B S a Da m I-I I 'C I n r1I Oroan :I HAROLD F scorr as I-IAZEL scoff as q,?,15g,9.Jf 'AG A w CoIf'I H MARIE SONNE L 9 SIQD ESTHER S TEW BCS Q ELDON D WEDLOCK BS V'1VN'I5 I BEATRICE E WEST AB EdM f War JEAN L WRIGHT AB CII3 AdvI or of Cornrr Q HI C Jr III' 7 .nf 'Nt fl . . . ., M.A. IlnI.f-rz'IrI, ,I IICI. H S' o, Cf'IwfIo1a Uno? I, Bt' .9 I 1 ' C?o'n'z?r,', AII , ', D' I, v7 r-r rf CE': '7'!', CIIII2 MQ, ,, I,,, , II S,Ii,I,,! vf,If, :Ir 4, IAM-M III 1, 'I Avo: II e Adviaor r'IAf1rItu'I.Iri C' rn La n Gorven AdmIIIILII',, B,n.l,'1IH,'fIfI , ' I I9 PHL C'I l1', I Cwcz, C' 'MII oI IIN Ley, Ad' 3 roI J 'Ior Drmrqfff rw Er . ' ' C'eIiIr II Fo I'4'I, Adu gov fI CIIIIA AIN fn Cyp? .Q , , , , I , n . , A.B.. .. ' 'I I I' Cf or-I' . ' 1,9 ,X , I , I 5 ,E IEI, AFI 5. I -as I, FRG I 'II' h 'I'fII'I1I O 5 r nf? JI PA B Q ' fs. . , . . , , N , , IQBIIIIIII ,, ml. ' I ', I X I 9 Hood 'AI Er :II'II Df7Pi1IIIYR'2I'I Aj., QTY' oI I Ii , 'II' F ' ECTS' 7 JI IIE A 4, ,, I , Dr fra'A' CIIIE ' 0 , 4 ,, J if if K Edo T'f. 'n1 S 1c.:w9 A' 'Y' 'l'l 'A'A' Tf,,,,I,,, rj, I f-,f,N QF ,ff 5 Un I,4ffP:,fEc'f DfV,,..Ifq HOWO EffDO'XITB V', . l V ' I . . -., . . B' --f IInfu:f'-I', Brown U 'vor5,iIv SI1'an75 ,E QI :Im AL Uaor fI Y .L n:1I AI ,, and Mah ' 5, Io vie o to o o CI Frol an CIas3 I I , Bro-In LI I orf.II.,' '5 CIvIrH E '2IIELI, C Id LII1.I'xI',I PIW' r ' ' I, OBFII of GIVISI BazIcIE II, o der! . l I . . Corps, Adviser of OuIdoor GIrIs' CIIJE gyIf3f'Q'5 QAI,f.f,,- , I , , E'IrIiaITr,'n'n': C fI If'ISC1QCI'5 dT L11 ITIQ AfI.'I ?r CI Orff ,II E E qI4eI'I, L I .Ad aero , ,ICI I: I , . , I A . IInI.i-' II, FI III'-. II'InfInsIIirm Erg,-fp U Ifgrfny Ho fi of Soc aI Sfwnfo Do, ,ff fl- , Cra:IS CI Bog' EIQICQII. Socnce, Adwgor QI Namfe Smx . CIII, E650 I if A5-'SO' TI 90 O f , I:-I cn ' gfmm IKIEMQI fl, ' ' ff 5- Inf Hoa ff LI!II'1IIII'2IfII'T Dozfaflwf-n' CW 'f z S.: 7 ' H bf. Ai. 1':r AI S':'I'f o - , A. C I Coicn'f5Ir-In V 4 Brown I' ,, QIIIQ , . . T ,QII , ' - rv? 5 .f EIMS? I' intl S ajft ' D . . To Vs Sdorfcf, dwwr :IE o irq CMI' Bry f , . I. C, E. BI :,n IIr'I.'f-r',III,I . ' RI'wrI'I ar'InfnJo fIDQ' Y AH Suoowisfr B o .I U 'voreIIv I - A - . . - . Fren . o enIo PIa,f B254 BI S 2 o'I ' . Co 'f-ri av' 'IQEIQ-'I' A'I Fc' r? TWII' C gr I , ' 0 ' rj . , . . I , Q R I T',5'E . . l . E ':I QE, Afjflor oI Sonfr D 1 LI: CI I d . 3 I af, . . - -, . - , 'ff,, Iac 3, I I If XNIIOHAM' Co I'V1I', I'I:H Ivi CI I,IIIIIvIif ', . . . . EnI1II'-In ACLI'- ' FI WICI-lI'I5' Bry S Q, on . , . . He QM o:ar+r'en . A vfcr or f Brow' U '.'f'-IM 33, Ag ,gy IL' I 4 Mf cmaflie, A31 I:-r 'I Jwkr C633 Firsf Row, Leif Io Rigl'1I: L. Coopa, E. Bood, V. Lindgren, R. Files, R. Policy, Miss Daniels, E. Mills, D. Searle, L.Iv1aaCluaaaaC. D, Miller, V, leleroux Second Row, Lefi Io Right J. Cool. L. Caqnon, M. Bourgafze E. Molloy, L. King, C. I-Iill, C. Ofis, J. Polis, P. Jolinsnn, M, Deanc, M. I-Ienderson, B. Wiqlwl, N. Norilwup. K. Brennan EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Earl G. Mills '33 BUSINESS MANAGER Rulli I-I. Pelley '33 ASSISTANTS Cliarles I-Iill '33 Mariorie Bourgaize '34 Jane Cool: '34 Leonard Looby '34 Laura Coppa '35 PaulJol1nson '35 Jol'1n Polis '35 Doris Searle '35 Rolfe Files '36 Margarel Henderson '36 Naomi Norlliup '36 COMPILING EDITOR Virginia Heroux '33 SENIOR EDITOR Virginia Lindgren '33 ASSISTANT EDITORS Charles Olis '33 Edna Bood '34 Jane Coolc '34 Lillian Cagnon '35 Marion Jolnnson '36 ADVISER Miss Madelyn B. Daniels EDITORIAL STAFF ART EDITOR Brandon Wiglwf '33 ASSISTANTS Evereil' Molloy '34 Rober+ Lucas '35 Donald Craig '35 Kailwerine Brennan '36 SNAPSHOTS Rosalind Raymond '34 Mariorie Deane '35 ' TYPISTS Marjorie Groves '33 Laura King '33 Lillian MacCluggage, '33 Doroilwy Miller '33 Eleanor Wl1eeler'34 W ,Y , -3- ARWICK'S firsf sefflers had one aim--fo esfablish homes and find occupafions. The fown was so sifuafed fhaf if was a convenienf place for a fishing cenfer. Therefore, fhe inhabi- 'ranfs devofed fheir fime fo following fhe shore. Today Warwick has furned fo 'rhe indusfrial life, buf we sfill find a remnanf of fhe old life in fhe various small colonies of fisher-follc along fhe waferfronf. CLASSES THE HONOR SOCIETY 'Io Righfz Virginia I'If1-foul Errce? Imlfif Iilhan Parkinson, V7r1'n'a 'd 6 .-'iCw1i Min C'-,Q Br-fnfif-rw Nu 'xp' I'1'i'f -fi I,ur1ol GH Io RIgI1I' fixlrworl OVW' I F M II lvl 'Il Alnlrif li, CWQSL q C Bfmslwfn-f, VV II JErIf1:s CI I CI I Kenyon HIS year Warwick may well be proud of Ihe fine represen'raIion in Ihe Rhode Island Honor Socie'I'y. High School is, affer aII, an insI'i+uI'ion of learning, and scholaslic abiIi+y should be considered as imporI'an+ as a+hIeI'ic abiIiI'y. In order I'o be eligible 'For member- ship in Ihis sociefy, s+udenI's mus'r have an average mark of asa for Ihe major parl' of I'heir High School career. Mem- bership is a goal wor+h sfriving 'Iorg we hope I'haI' Ihe sIuden+s of Warwick will conI'inue I'o sI'rive 'for i+. ..l0.. RHODE ISLAND COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM WEDNESDAY JUNE Class Day Program Class Prophecy Class Sfahshcs LILLIAN PARKINSON DAVID BROWN Class Will Class Hnslory WILLIAM DAVIES CHARLES ons FRIDAY JUNE I6 Commencemenf Ball TUESDAY JUNE 20 Banquef THURSDAY JUNE 22 Gvraduahon PROGRAM STUDENT SPEAKERS llvlernber Ilhe Rhode I land I-Iono Som y Lllllan Parlunson Genevieve Manley Earl Mills Charles Kenyon VIOLIN SOLO- Spanish Dance lEabian Rehfielclj Eileen Eurey Accompanied by Brandon Wigh+ GUEST SPEAKER Dr. Bruce M. Bigelow of Brown UniversiI'y PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT . Ber+iI Nysfrom PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . Dr. Charles S. Chrislie gun- MERRILL WELLS ALDRICH I-Ioxsie 0 This young genileman wifh fhe blue eyes and wavy blonde hair is one of our few Seniors from Hoxsie. His modesi and unassuming air has fended lo keep him from public noiice during fhe four years he has spenl af Warwick. However, in spile of his sedafe and reserved appearance, he is a likable and inferesling fellow. Merrill never meanders like ihe res? of us. His advance is sfeady and conlinuous. Biology Club IZIQ Chernisfry I3, 4I7 R. I. I-loner Sociofy OLIVE BEATRICE ANDERSON Warwick Avenue I-Ioxsie 0 OIive's favorile occupalion is co-operafive giggling wilh Myrlis. When one is seen, fhe ofher is sure Io be somewhere near. Olive is a very serious girl and Iries very hard fo do Ihe righi' Ihing. We admire her syslernalic efforl. She will probably enfer Ihe business world affer graduaiion. Thai blonde head should brighlen up some dark office anih 3 CorrrnerriaIClul, 34 WILLIAM NORMAN ANDREWS Pine Qlreer Norwood 0 If you should hear a parhcularly loud banging and ralfling look up 'the road and you will see Billy arriving in his scarlel Ford roadsier He has no use for English and he despises Hisfory buf he likes Agriculiure Billy is Norwood s peach king and his proiecf is a praiseworfhy one In school he is quiel' and sober buf affer lhe Iasf bell he iusf Iels off sleam and becomes an unconlrollable mass of nerves and energy heslrn I ee u RICHARD EDDY ATWOOD 34 Ailanric Avenue Warwick 0 The members of Dick s P A D class can +es+i'Fy Io his marvelous powers of argu menrahon somehmes Then foo his foo+baII and hockey will long be remembered by Warwick fans Dick is one of Ihe regular passengers In 'lhe Gardiner open air fax: Knowing his abullly for selling his classmafes his ideas we fhink lhaf Dick will probably be a salesman or an insurance agenf 'I' r er O C Biolo Chern s r C u I-I ckey Ma ag r 4 Sc ence Club 4 A fafa . '49 so f-Q A 'il COLIN BAGSHAW Packard Avenue Greenwood 0 By Jovel Here s 'fhe baron himself We really don? know whefher or noi royal blood flows rn hus veins buf Ihe baron describes his appearance perfeclly Those who are mos'I lnflmalely acqualnled wl'Ih hum know 'thai he has an exfraordrnary sense of humor and a melhod of gefhng his homework done rn an amazingly shor+ lime He rs also one of +he marnsfays of our hockey feam and we are sure 'rhaf his persevering spiral will sfand him IN good slead In any walk of life B eball I Biology Club 3 Soccer 3 Hockey 4 Nalure Club 4 R I I-lonor Soclely ROBERT FREER BARKER 7 Dorn Avenue l'lOXQIC Q Allhough Bobs alhlehc prowess makes hum allrachve lo Ihe femmes h IS enfrrely unrnleresled Noi only Ihal buf Bob rnlends Io be a real bachelor he is Presldenf of Ihe Boys Cooking Club 'the mann purpose of which IS +0 make more and beller bachelors' Bob shools square from 'lhe shoulder he plays hard and I5 a good spor'r We undersfand 'rhaf he is Io go Soulh afler leaving Warwick norclass Baslcelbell 3 Traclc 3 Foolball 34 B eball 3 MARGARET MARY BARRETT Beaclw Avenue Riverview 0 Who IS+I'ld+ddl'1Clf'lg In Ihe corridor? None ofher Ihan Margaref dancing IS her hobby Wl'Ih her blonde hair and blue eyes Margarel makes a very charming cheerleader. Her cheering has spurred on many a Warwick 'feam fo VICTOTY. Margarel has served her alma maIer by encouraging our afhleles individually as well as collecfively, however. Foofball is her special weakness. We cheer you on Io viclory, Margarel. De-baring Club II, 415 Crlee Club II. 2, 3Ip Opere++a IZ, 3lg Swimming Club I2Ig Cheer Leader l3,4l1DrarnaIic Club l4l CLAIRE L. BERUBE Rear l926 Elmwood Avenue Norwood 0 Claire is a Iiny liHIe girl wifh glossy black hair and sofl brown eyes. We have never seen her ou+ ol Iemper. She is planning Io enfer one of our local hospifals for fraining in Ihe fall. We hope Ihal 'Ihe pafienfs appreciafe Iheir luck, for Claire isn'+ Presidenf of Ihe Personalily Club for nofhing. Her gen+le friendliness would go far Io make a sick man well. We wish her happiness. .H Presidenf Personalily Club l4l ...I3-. RITA MARY BLACKBU RN 6l7 Providence Sfreef Naficlc Q Rifa has an irrepressible, irresisfible giggle all of her own. She is a firm believer in fhe old saying, Laugh and fhe world laughs wifh you. Rifa lilies fun and may be found any evening fripping fhe lighf fanfasfic fo her hearf's confenf. She is plan- ning fo be a hairdresser. We wish her many marcelles and plenfeous permanenfs. Baslcefball lllg Gloc Club lllgiennis l2l1CornmcrcialClub l3l MARY ANNE BOYD Wesf Shore Road Conumlcul 0 Mary is always in a hurry She doesnf speak much abouf her affairs buf whaf abouf fhose English asslgnmenfs Mary? Af fumes Mary IS poefry minded as you will find ou? furfher in fhrs bool: She wrlfes an almosf perfecf sonnef when fhe splrif moves her Mary is planning fo be a nurse When fhe paflenfs gef resfless Mary lusf sfarf composing your froubles should cease er++yCrb eoau FRANK BRATLEY JR 36 Mslfon Road Lalcewood 0 Affempflng fo reach our greaf lnsfifuflon before Pop Lehan or Bill Dunlap is one of Frank s favorlfe pashmes He can f waif fo gef fo school We undersfand fhaf affer leaving Warwiclc he wanfs fo go fo Hollywood fo enfer fhe moving picfures If fhus does nof prove successful he will become a sfage manager Do you remember fhe worl: he did In fhe Senior Play and fhe fine sef he helped fo consfrucf for Thlrsf 7 V' er e 5 GS e 5 ii ne A-cf Play Comoefif on l3l Dramafic Club l3 4 Sffm Mina rn r Play WILFRED ARNOLD BRIGGS IS3 Fair Sfreef Pawfuxef Q lnfroduclng Senor De Cordoba our dashing romanflc novelusf of fhe Senior Play Could we ever forgef fhaf final scene Preffy dears' 7 Nof only IS Will a falenfed acfor buf you should hear him rival Virgil himself In Room Zl His hobby is ficlrlung fhe lvorles symphonies are his weakness and baslefball games hs favorlfe sporf ls If fo be fhe fooflighfs or 'lhe New England Conservafory of Music Will? rp Acf Play Cornoef li l 2 a C n H r Sc A A3 I4 Q- Q 459 HQ if ...ig DAVID HUNTER BROWN IO Overhnll Road Easl Greenwich 0 Dave is our class crihc a pessimushc one af lhal Our English IV class would be al a loss wllhoul' Dave 'ro crllicize all lhe crillcnsms However he is popular and respecled among our Seniors very mfelleclual Dave He will undoulaledly make qulle a success of himself In college He lakes care of 'Ihe news lhaf goes Info The Warwlclufe in a very concise manner We 'feel cerfain lhal he will always lalle care of everylhing as well G If 3 lnlerclassFoolball 3 Caplain ol Golfleam 4 Hoclcey 4 The Warwlclcile 4 CvereralOrgamzalion 4 RICHARD IRVING BROWN IO Ovcrhull Road Easl Greenwich 0 Here is lhe noisier and less conservalive of lhe Brown Brolhers Duclrs specially is being lale for Malh class He ns a very willy person and has 'Famous sayings are lznown lhroughoul lhe school He has Iwo greal paslumes sludylng and courhng lhe fair sex He lnlends lo enler R l Sfale in Seplember wilh lhe hope of pulling Cheplwanoxel on lhe map l-loclcey 3 EDWARD F BYRNE I3 Kung Slreel Ponlnac 0 Talwe anolher good lool: af Eddy Would you believe 'lhal' he is our experf blolo gisf? He used 'fo chase bullerflies for specimens' now he chases red-heads bul whelher for specimens or nof, il's hard lo say. ln French class Ed supplies 'lhe laughlerg however, he is an excellenl sludenl, and wiihoul him lhe class iusl wouldn'l be. l+'s very seldom lhal one finds such an all-round good fellow as he really is. Debaling Chernislry Club l3l: Press Club l4l EDITH VIOLA CARLSON 36 Prospecl Avenue Norwood 0 This liflle blonde has many inleresls oulside of school which simply musl be allended lo. Accordingly, we've missed her al our socials and sludenl hops. Eclilh plans lo become a nurse. Her pleasing smile will be a decided assel. Always remember, Edilh, lhaf your classmafes al Warwick will be wishing you well in whal- ever you underlalce. Chemisfry Club l4l EDITH MU RIEL COLLINS 5 Groves Slreel Lakewood Q Edilh is a remarkable person, for if look her only lhree years Io win a diploma. Pensive in Hs liieral meaning lruly describes her. She lravels around Warwick wilh her school bag, and books are her besl friends. Her ambilion is lo be a nurse, and we hope fl-nal she allains her desire. Biology Club IYI3 Chcnnlelry I3, 4l FRANCIS COLWELL Posl Road Apponaug 0 Fran has had a very evenlful career af Warwick. He was slage manager 'lor 'Ihe Bishop's Candleslicksu and HuIda of Holland, and everyone realizes 'lhe success of his work in relalion lo lhese +wo produclions. Besides being slage manager, he look acfive parfs in bolh. He also finds lime fo play baskelball and relain his good scholaslic slanding. ee Clue I as as e Cal o u erella 3 Drarrulc Club 3 L anager Junior PI y V r fy Basketball 3 4 Press Club 4 Cross Counlry 4 ALBERT EDWARD CONN JR 65 Main Slreel Ponliac 0 Heres a fellow who has played mischievous pranks on Teachers for four years bul even Though he is a conslanl worry lhey will regrel has leaving Oh' Wouldnl we lusl like lo know whal fair damsel our Alberl' is 'lhlnking aboul'7 ll' s impossible fo e He has lhe abllnly fo make people believe lhlngs By The way youll never see him wnlhour his pal Fishy r ull RAYMOND V COPPA Conumucul Hear +ha'r snngnn In lhe locker room' Thais Ray al if again Maybe he s going 'Io be an N B C slar Who knows? He s had a chance wufh WPRO already If he doesn I succeed afler leaving school il wonl be lhe 'Faull' of his clisposmon Ray as never seen wllhoul his grin He has all kinds of plans aboul' Ihe 'lulure ee Club 2 e emlnder 3 Llerarf C u Q aa? UVA! ? AA I6 Q, 4 O 6-f 3' -Q L '35 A Rani WILLIAM DAVIES 74 BIackmore Srreer Easf Greenwich 0 Look whaf you ve done Io me Whos IhaI7 Eddie CanIor7 No only BIII Iak ing a shower Remember hum as EmiIio in Ihe Senior PIay7 BIII is our greafesf hnsioruan he cerfalnIy knows his American HISIOFY By 'the way BIII we hear you re Io mafricuIaI'e ai AIIegheny Here s Iuck 'Io you u enI CourcnI I P ze Spa knq a nq Inferca oofb II Inferc ass as c a Jurior Prorn C rrrrif ce rccr 3 cnera Organization 3 Gym CIUE 3 a Ive CorrmiIIc-0 3 4 Senior P ay 4 GEORGE LOUIS DELPHIN Norwood Q Alihough George does nof seem Io be a parhcularly ardenf sfudenf we are sure Iha+ he could be one if he really wanfed Io be His sound common sense and his a IIIY Io Ihrow Ine h ve goI' him ouf of many a hghf squeak Is I II r George7 In Physics cIass George aids Ncwf and General Janfon Io di cover why Ihings are as Ihey are Cheerio oId boy UI VL U U J WILLIAM NEWTON DUNLAP Norwood Q BiII is known as Ihe only one of his Physics cIass Io become infimaIeIy acquainfed wifh all of 'Ihe apparafus-he had ample Iime Io inspecf if while Iocked in Ihe cIose+. He is one man who can break Newfon s Law of Mofion and gef away wifh if. Buf he s nof so successful wifh boulevard siop signs. He is one of Pop Lehans profeges and a greaf pai of General Janfon. Did you ever hear New? sing Chop- sficks 7 He does if beauI'i'IuIIy. fi fi' ,L'.', Z 3 E , f 'oo U' . f I , c LII: ' ' 3.1117 1 .r'.,u 5 , A , LAWRENCE EDWARD DUOUETTE H Oakland Beach 0 Lawrence is one of our reaIIy quief boys. He is usually serious, buI when he smiles we are all immeasurably cheered: if is such a pIeasan'I sighf. Because of iIIness, Lawrence was oui of school for a very Iong Iime. He is Io be complimenied for fhe conscienfious effori he made Io cafch up wifh his class. We are gIad you are 'ro be graduaied wifh '33, Lawrence. Dokmhnq CILILJ IIIi I3ioIoqy Chun IPI: CI1ormXIry CIUI1I3IjFrQm,IwCIuIwI4I 5 NN- Ks MYRTIS HARRIET EKSTRAND I36 Sprlng Green Avenue Palace Gardens 9 Myrfls is a fall, slender, young lady. Her dignify and good sense have won fhe friendship of her +eachers and classmares aI Warwick. When all of us wepr wifh ioy af flnishing our las? year of Bookkeeping, Myrfls wished Ihai Ihere migl-:I be anofher year of I+. Isn'I she excepfional? Spanlsh Club l3lg Ccrnrnerclal Club IE, 47 ALBERT CLINTON FISH 30 Cenrral Slreer Ponruac 0 Thrs wee blonde cherub locks more llke a Freshman Than a Senror Bur only has appearance IS Freshmanllke Fushy goes abour hrs business snlenfly and el? czenfly Whale I'he 'Feminine members of Ihe Offlce Training class are gosslpnng Alberf works drllgenfly and manages Io keep a good sfrnde ahead of Ihe resf of Ihe group We are sure +ha+ he will make a bug llHle business man err as e rrrrrrra C L, Soccer MARTIN JOHN FRANCIS 93 Conanchel Avenue Pawluxel 0 If any one should wanl fo know how Io make nlfroglycerm or how +o srghf a rifle correcfly ask Marhn he knows lxo one has yer been known Io discover an arf Irade or profession of whlch he has no knowledge AI fumes Ihrs varnery makes Pawfuxef an exceedingly dangerous Iocalrfy 'For has resrdence rs a combmahon laboraiory arseral and rifle range rr IrvClulol3 o rau r r EILEEN MARCELLA FUREY I IO Narraganserl Parkway Warwlck Down 0 Hall Io fhe musuclan of 33' Eileen IS a very qulel gurl an class buf can she make Ihaf fiddle I'aIk7 Elleen has always been very good af anyfhlng she has underiaken and we all wash her Ihe besf of luck an her musrcal career She has a well known smrle which IS a producl of Ihe cool sea breezes of Warwick Downs Success Eileen' a elbarl I e ra ee U Cu 4 ... - ' la? Q 63513333 ra if -90 X-Q g . 1F 5 CLINTON VEDDER G-AGE IO9 Washlnglon Slreel Lakewood 0 Meel Chnl our own llaming red lop Has he a love lor lheme and poelry wril1ng7 Aslc his English leacher' When lhe Baron goes lrap hunllng he needs a helper Red is usually lhe chosen ore By lhe way Red whal is lhe Easlern boundary ol lhe Uniled Slales7 ioogy 2 Foolball JOHN JOSEPH GALLOGLY JR Qcrupra luxel Road I-lrllsqrove 0 John came lo us Iasl year lrom Tech and during his year al Warwiclr has made many lriends He as a loyal lollower ol lhe baslrelball leam and is inleresled n all sporls generally His abulily lo reach lhe caleleria before anyone else is hs grealesl achuevemenl and we Icnow lhal lhis capaclly lor gelling lhere lirsl will show up In laler Ile mc ri 1 a lnlerclass Baslcc a SecrolaryC clcxnq Club 4 Foolball 4 RITA MAY GREENE I4 Elm Slreel Ap onaug 0 Besides being a dramallc slar Rila excels in alhl lncs Remember how she lhrilled lhe crowd ol speclalors al lhe Girls Gym Exhibllion7 She has always expressed a desire lo be a boy, bul we're glad lhal she isn'l, because we would miss her on lhe baskelball leam. She's a real sporl and a greal pal. Warwicl: will lose a lol when Rila leaves us. Baslcclball Ill: Valley Ball IZ. 3l: Sofcer I3, 4l: Varsily Baslcelball I3. 4Iq Leaders' Corus I3. 4l' Prcsiderl Commercial Club I4Iq Senior Playg Teller el School Baolc BETTY MARY GREENWOOD I5 Hollywood Avenue Norwood Q Here comes liny Belly wilh her arms lull ol boolxs. Belly malzes her own dresses, and when she orders a pallern, she lalces size lwelve. Even lhen, lhe hem has lo be lurned up lwo inches! This lillle lady appears lo be quiel, bul don'l be mis- led. She can lell a iolxe when you Ieasl expecl il. Thal wise old saying lhal good lhings come in small paclcages cerlainly is correcl, lor il iusl lils our liny Belly. Calolorla I2, 3, 4l' Commercial Club I4l -IQ-. MARJORIE LOUISE GROVES 62 Ivlinnesora Avenue Lincoln Parlc 0 Margie is an experl dancer, buf as much as she lilres Io dance, she does noi IeI if inferfere wifh her scholasfic worlr. French seems fo be her 'foremosl sfudy, and her inIeres+ in if is unlimifed. Will you ever Iorger fhe nighl Ihaf we Iyped 'Ihe copy for The Reminder, Margie? French Club Ill: Secrc-'arg Frcnfh Club I4l: Year Book Iypisl l4l WILLIAM O HALL JR Po 'r Road Cowese-H Isnf Bull ser1ous7 He has aII Ihe malunqs of a fufure pollflclan H can be merry lovlal pompous or sedalre on occasion Allhough Bull doesnf exerf hum self an his sfudles his marks are good G Io if Bull' Please Iel us say We used Io lrnow him y Cub r in C, 3 Comrnor ra Cu LLA ELISABETH HALLINGTON 7 Brayl' Avenue Easl' Greenwich 0 Ella IS one our Iurure school reachers All she will have Io do is smile plead ingly d fhe pupils wlII puf aside Ihelr IBVOFIIG brands of chewing gum a has bee y busy as S crefary Treasurer of fhe Senior Dramahc Club Ihls year Whe nee of ar apply Io EIIa She was such a good one in The Tale Of' P J G OVW C I ION 5 S G nfl Iwi I CVTIIFI L rarnal Clulo J nior ranna ic u c Trca JOHN THOMAS HANNAH Chcsfnul Slrool Norwood 0 Puri' Puff' Here comes Hannah in his open air lax: cab John is rafher infer esfed n Agrlculfure having 'ralren almosf every course Ihe school has offered in Ihls subleci Alfhough he has fhe malungs of a fine sfage vuIIaln his one ambvlaon IS Io become a bacferlologlsf John has a fheory fha? has proved urself many 'limos A laugh a day lceeps your worries away S uoenl C r u ra, u n cm a oo a S pl 1 ornrnill 7 Sf relary of Agrirullurc Clu 2 r I cnl of AQVICU Iurr- Club 'l Clu a hrn1 -i n n n 'ln L on I I e if ig 5365 20 'Q S' 40 SQ 4124545 ENICE MAY HANTON 59 Cm nwood Avenue Greenwood Q We are greaily indebfed Io Emce for her worlr as properly mis+ress and promp fer in Ihe Senior Play We have seen Ihe way in which she prepares her home work and we know 'thai' she will make a greaf success of everyfhing she underfalres We wash her 'fhe hes? of Iuclr She will reach her goal we are sure W U U TTICF MARY CHRISTINE HATTON Wesl Avenue fxpoonauq 9 Mary' Hs a grand old name and Mary Ilves up fo if Remember her wonder ful charac'rer porfrayal of Ihe undersfandung grandmofher in Ihe Senior PIay7 e mal: s a business of gefhng honors and how she succeeds' Mary seems calm and serious af Inmes buf whai a darling giggle she can masferl c a in u rana C u Senior Play 4 RUTH ELIZABETH HENRY 62 Norlh Slreel Ponliac 0 Turn Io Ihe snapshol page and observe Rufh in a hilarious mood Thai piciure and 'rhis will give you more insighf info her characfer Ihan any wrnfe-up. Have you ever noficed Rufh and Rifa coming from classes Iogefher? II's a Muff and Jeff combinafion. Ruihie is a grand jumping cenier. The baslrefball Ieam will miss her nexf year. ni 1 'fa g , aii ' e., ive N. imrni wa 1 a ini . 7 , 1 . , W. I . f . ,,., I mg 1 Y X C1 M E15 L' ., VIRGINIA CECILE HEROUX Sirawlnerry Field Road Hillsqrove 0 Virginia made Ihe besf Ii'H'Ie Marie ever in our prize play, The Bishop's Candle- sIicIcs. Then, foo, whai a roman'ric young lady she was in Ihe Senior Play. As you may see, she's our sfar adress. Bu? all her Iime is nof devofed Io dramaiics. She has one of Ihe ieenesf minds in 'Ihe class, and she can sing. Giee Ciul: II, 2, 3. 4l: Spanish Club HI: Commercial Club I3l: Play Cornpelilion IHIQ Oriereffa I3, 4Ig The Rerninclerl' I4Iq Senior Play I4lg R. I. Honor Sociefy ...2l .. CHARLES MANTON HILL Lonomcadow Q Charlle as usually found hndlng behind has saxophone or emllhng vague lools and lweefs on has clarmel or flule He IS of a very 'mild and even dISDOSIlIOn excepl when he hears someone make a muslalre nn music He plans lo conhnue his musical educahon by enlerung lhe New England Conservafory of Music L u r ur Z O l ELIZABETH GARDNER HlLL Longmeadow 0 Our class has given much lalenf lo fhe orcheslra and musical achvlhes of our school The Hull famuly have been especually clever and slulled confrubufors Ellzabelh has proven her abllufy as an excellenf frombone player as well as a vlollnlsl and planlsl We 'feel lhal she as well on her way lo success IH fhe ro fessaonal held C ut: e u Irlrrc CHESTER EDWARD HOGAN Maple Avenue Conumlcul 0 As you can see by has achvlhes Cher IS a mos? versahle fellow Hrs ready smile and general friendliness are exfended fo all He IS a good sporl and an all round afhlele These characfernshcs spell success Chef' rslly Baseball 2 3 Varsl as efball 3 Cross Counlry 3 c x S Lrro sr, w S 1 wdrr n r 4 w L r 1 r Ty HELEN MATILDA HOSTERMAN Box 33 Lincoln Parlc 0 Helen has a dangerous smile lf flashes af The slxghfesf provocaluon One gusf can be cross wlfh her Helen can be very serlous on occasion however when enlerlng Room 3 for a hlsfory lesson or when discussing her fufure ll IS underslood around Warwxclx lhaf she mlends lo enfer nursing K. 9 -1.119 'ik A 955 22 Q- -00 QQ X4 Silent CATHERINE McBRlDE HOUSTON Main Avenue Greenwood Q Calherine and LII are lnseparables lhey even dress alllce Cafherlne Ioolrs demure buf Ioolcs ARE deceiving In lhis case This young Iady rs anolher of our enfhusiasllc dancers As lor sludies Calherlne canl be bolhered much Our advice lo her is Iceep beaullful Iceep smiling and Ireep carefree lhe world will welcome you wlfh open arms Of CUIWIULTKIT Cu RUSSELL WILLIAM JAMES 300 Apponauq Road Lakewood Q Wanled some sorl of enlerprlse 'lor Russ lo manage He sure as a greal man ager Il has been rumored 'rhal nexl year he has hopes of managing Lehan s Flea Circus If you re Ioolung for Russ fry lhe Hillsgrove Counlry Club and if he isnl selling peanuls lhere youll find him IN Norwood Maybe hell run a counlry club of his own somellme In Ihe fulure I n erc 1 uc ss u Baslce u Mana r 1 2 3 C 1 V oIb1II 3 4 Assislanl Slaqc Manager Senior a Scnenfilc Club 3 HENRY R JANTON Baker Creelc Road Apponaug 0 And here al Iasl is lhe much-menlioned General Janlon. Nole lhe aggressive chin. If is parlicularly useful in Physics class. Henry feels a slrong call 'Io lhe sea. He wanls lo join lhe Coasl Guard Reserve. We wish him Iuclx and many medals. However, we believe 'lhal' wilh 'Ihal' profile he should follow his calling on lhe balhing beach. The sea would s'I'iII be lhere-on The side. Biology CIub I2 :Pr ss Club 3, 4 qliaslcelball Manager 4 WILLIAM BROWNING JENKS. 2nd Church Avenue Conimicul Q This young man wilh 'Ihe iudicial Ioolring specs and slighlly reslless hair is one of lhe noon sexfel. You will always find one of Ihe cafeferia chairs reserved 'For him. His 'Four years have been spenf conscienliously doing whaf was required and having fun on 'the side. He has supporled all 'Ihe organizalions and plays pul on since '29. In Iiferary circles he is soughl for his scnnels, which show remarkable sIliII and philosophy. Maybe he'II be a lawyer! Biology Club 121: Chernislry Club I3. 4I .. 23 - U' 'K- HOPE EMMA JEWETT 74 Millon Road Dryden I-Ieighls Q This serene Iiflle miss is one of our mos? ardenl hockey fans-or is if hockey players fha? she admires! She has given much of her lime and falenl 'lo 'lhe firsl violin seclion of our orchesfra. Hope is planning lo be a privale secrelary, and we believe 'lhal' she is well adapled for a successful business career. Orihozlrn I2,3,4lg Spf1nu1hCluI1 Ill: CiOVYIIT f'VfI'll I3lg Drnrrinlif Club l4l: Glow Club Ill CHARLES WEST JOHNSON 49 King Slreel Ponliar 0 Though slclmess al home prevenled his regular allendance and worlung affer school reslricied his lame for sludy Charles has sfayed wilh us and will graduale wifh 33 One nlghl going home from school in a blinding snowslorm he rode on The hood of lhe school bus and Irepl Ihe windshield clean so 'thai' lhe bus could proceed safely and relurn for anolher load of sludenls Our hero' r ullural Club 3 Gym Club 4 EDITH WILLOUGHBY JOHNSTON 492 Warwick Avenue LaI4cwood 0 Dreamy eyes and a pleasing smile' We are spealung of Edllh our high school prima donna She is a shy member of our class and has a very greal inleresi' in all her sludles Her falenls have proved fo be very useful in school as well as oufside Some one of Ihese days we expecl +o see her name in eleclric Iighls u 3l Com Cu KENNETH WILLIAM KELLEY 4I Cedar Slreel Chepiwano I 0 Ken is a John McCormacIc a Nurmi and a Fafrlck Henry all in one Has abilily 'lo sing Io run and fo debale is oulsfandmg Ken is 'lruly our besl nafured boy We can always depend on him Io see Ihe silver lining and hear fhe blueblrd s song If he fackles his worlr wrlh The speed he shows on The fracll we are sure fhal his Ialer life will be successful orflass 'Ira lc 1 n War u ml fr W Q, fix 5533 24 Q- 'oo 69 'Q Q CHARLES MOIR KENYON Ap onaug Q Charlie IS one of lhe leading members of our class He has enlered wldely ln+o fhe social life of Ihe school has been achve in afhlehcs IS a member of General Organizahon and ediror of The Warwickvle Ps winning membership in rhe Rhode Island Honor Socuely wlrhour apparenl efforf speaks for his scholarship We are cerfain Charlie Ihal you will win success af Brown 1 ra a 5 a 2 Year B ok a 1 a urns r u ronc u a n man z r r orioly Oncfx P Comp ion 4 LAURA CORNISH KING 9 Harold Slre-er Lakewood Q Laura is an experl 'rypssl and can lake her shorfhand noles as neafly and fran scribe Ihem as efficienfly as an experienced sfenog Among fhe Ihings Ihaf she Ilkes are horses Bing Crosby and P G s One of her amblfions as Io own a large ranch in fhe Wesr wifh real cowboys n everyfhing Good luck pard ro Cub 4 Year Boo Typ: ERNEST LOUIS LAVIGNE Z6 Braylon Avenue Nahck 0 Ernesfs ambilion is ro become a golf pro and by fhe looks of fhings if won+ belong now. He spends all his spare lime af fhe Pofowomuf Golf Club praclicing and playing semi-pro's. He keeps in good condifion by Iraining under Mr. Ruderl and as a wresrler he can fhrow some wicked holds. If you re looking for him during school hours, you'II find him down in Mr. Abboffs room absorbing informafion abouf golf greens. LUCY MARIA LAWRENCE Easl Greenwich Q Lucy is fond of drama+icsg her porfrayal of Ihe mofherly fype is famous. She is also very aclive in 4H work. We hear 'I'ha+ she will enfer R. I. Slafe nexl year. Perhaps she will become a grear dieiilian and asfound us wifh her amazing discov- eries of new and heallhful dishes. Or 'fhen again, she may devole her Iraining in domeslic science +o some one lucky person. Wharever +I-me choice, besf wishes, Lucy. Dcloalinq Club Illg Dramalic Club Il, 2, 3, 4I LUCILLE EDNA LEU 27 Marlboro Slreel' Easl Greenwich Q This young lady is none ofher lhan Lu. Lucille hasn'l any parlicular lilies or dis- Iilnes as fo sludies, buf falres lhem as fhey come-when lhere is nolhing else fo do, Lu infends lo become a nurse, and we are sure lhaf she will be lhe cause of many a one's saying, I don'+ wanl 'ro gel well, 'cause l m in love wilh my wonderful nurse. IPICV-' fa ,Ea-lollix' Ill: Pm fnfalll, L ul' ALICE GREENE LILLIBRIDGE Conlre-ville Road Apponfauq 0 Even lhe menhon of Alices name brings +o mind lhe blue Plymoufh +ha+ goes flying by Does she drive fas+7 Aslx some one who hasnf caughl his breafh yer Alice IS always smlllng and delighfs In springing lolres al Ihe mosl unexpecled momenls Afler leaving Warwucl: Alice lnrends lo become a secrefary G U VIRGINIA THELMA LINDGREN 234 Wendell Road Lakewood 0 Glnnre IS cheerful willing and loyal fo her alma maler consider ihe new school song She malces a hablf of affalning scholaslic honors As Senior Edlfor of The Reminder she has proven her worfh and ablIl+y We re sure lhal she will brlghren many dull momenfs In someone s olifice QC Club mmorruu L O ro 1 ne A I Play Corn 'dw omun U ALICE IRENE LOGAN l455 Apponaug Road Lincoln Parlr 0 Alice is VWIGFWICRS wnnsome colleen Alfhough she is nor of a SIUdIOUS nafure she has done remarkably well during her 'four years here Her grealesr amlouhon is fo be a reporfer and because of her Ireen comprehension we are sure shell be a good one Remember Alrce always gel your scoop Parr u 3 no l R5 M931 ' 'T 26 Q -OO H '19 95 Rami THERESA MARCELLA LU POLI Berlce Slreel Connmncul 0 Some lille lhem lughf some like fhem darl: buf whaf 'man can resls+ a red head who loolrs lille Teddy? She has llllle +o say of her own affairs buf we lcnow lhal fhere are oufslde aifrachons Theresa is a fine scholar She lnlends io be a nurse and every qualuly necessary for success in fhis line is included in her alluring characler K l.ll.l.lAN AGNES MacCLUGGAGE Tourlellol Avenue Ap onaug 0 Lal is 'fond of a good fume especially when dancing is included You can always and her af lhe school hops She lulces iyping and shorlhand and lnfends 'ro be Somebodys Slenog Lil is one of fhe reasons why Miss Godwin says she would rafher have a class of boys fhan a class of gurls Lil s hobby is collechng plclures of famous movie sfars onrrerr lclub 4 Y B ol' Typ 1 GENEVIEVE M MANLEY Ap onaug 0 Genevieve is our mosf shy, reliring girl. She has a parlicular fancy for red' in lad, if you see a red dress among oihers in a crowd of school girls, you may be sure +ha+ Genevieve is around. She desires +o be a feacher. Don f you fhink her an appropriale person for such a frying posifion? Good luclr, Genevieve. -ly ia if M -A. nf, y B' '.1Z'Q.eil N , CWM, Y.1 'J , ' f, . . DVFC ,QNX JOHN FRANCIS MCKEON l-lillsqrovc Q Easy-going, carefree Johnny! Neifher a Mafh +es+ nor a Hisfory recilafion is his idea of a good lime, buf he is never found wanling for brillianf answers. Mac sel- dom speaks: when he does, he says somefhing. If has been pleasani fo know a fellow lille him. We are sure ihal' his alfracfive smile will confinue fo brighlen whafever corner he happens 'fo be in. Bifxloqy Clulg l?l: Cmolfinfq Club l4l ELIZABETH IMELDA McMAHON IZI Ponluac Road Ap onaug 0 Thus smulung Iass us Luzbefhl If you are un Ihe B peruod Shorfhancl class you know Ihal' uf doesn I fake much Io make her guggle Luzbefh says she d Iuke school uf fhere wasnf any home work So say we aIII She mughf possubly choose Shorlhand as her Iufe work If she does she musf remember Ihal Iadues un busuness musf be very sedafe and seruous No pranks affer you leave W H S EI zabelhl Remember' DOROTHY RUTH EVANS MILLER 58 Goodwun Slreel Easl Greenwuch 9 When your belf unlues or your books dusappear donl' be alarmed Dol s acfung up agaun Dol Iukes Io swum gusf as much as she Iukes Io lease Sunce she no longer druves her so called car Io school she Ihunks she has enough exercuse wufhouf gym If you wash fo see Dol on a Safurday nughf youll fund her dancung Io Ihe musuc of fhe Nughf Hawks k.fL. VVVI' EARL GOODALL MILLS Wes? Shore Road Conumucul 0 Junues personalufy and clever wui have made hum one who may be depended upon Io relueve fhe duII momenls of Iufe As Edufor un Chuef of The Remunder and 'feafure edufor of The Warwuckule he has dusfunguushed humself un Ihe field of lournalusm Earl sfands hugh wurh sfudenfs and facully perhaps some day un 'rhe fufure wull find hum mayor of Warwuck .mfg Club I, Cla f C ITIVTT Iuluor P or C u TTI f T C r my n r cz ESTHER .IESSEMINE MILNER 26 Pelfaconsell Avenue Norwood 0 Esfher us one of fhe quuef gurls from Norwood We have never heard her express her unfenfuons for Ihe fufure buf uf has been whuspered around Ihaf she may go unfo reluguous work Well' Theres always a place for one luke you Esfher and we II expecf Io hear exculung news of you before long gels fxmrr KWH! ICN 3 Ani 28 Q, Q 'oo as ist 'A 5-sigma in PRISCILLA MURRAY RIVCVVICW 0 Anolher one of our 'famous acfressesl Remember wha? an allrachve and near llHle s crolary Priscilla made in lhe Senior Play? If lhere is ever a medal offered for a sweel nalured disposillon Pre will be sure lo gel if We can lusl imagine whal a lovely and pleasanl lrlndergarfen feacher she will malxe ow1Cul ea frs r ani u or BERTIL WALDO NYSTROM olrawberry Field Road llullsgrove 0 Here is an insfance when popularify cannol' be said fo be lI'lSlgT1lnCdf'Il Berl equally al ease on 'rhe foolball field lhe baslrelball courl lhe baseball diamond or in his role as class presndenl He is oufslancling because he combines lhe mosl desirable qualilies in lhe righf proporhons allrachve personallly dependabllily honor and delermmaluon is Prosidcnl l o a B 6 o cball Vive Pros: on 3 Prosrdonl Genera Organ zallon 4 Foolball Caplain 4 ROY WILLIAM OLSEN QI Broad Slreel Norwood 0 Roy is one reason why women leave home He is our premier shell: and his ambi +ion is lo direcl a group of Broadway chorus girls. If he appears in his red swealer, blue shirl, and yellow lie, lhere should be aclion. Roy's laugh is indescribable: h has only one rival in lhe whole school. Never mind, Roy, i+'s beller fo laugh loudly lhan noi lo laugh al' all. u.,,ff ou ci ,t we ,f . I ass as C A . 7 lfrw oo ball g es 7 crcla Scanishfiu ' l-loc ey 4 :Dramalin Club 4 ESTHER JOSEPHINE OLSON 44 Pollaconsell Avenue Norwood 0 Ole would lille +o leave her abilily 'lo slamp her leff 'fool in gym lo some l'iny Freshman. We can always lell when Esfher is around by her good-nalured laugh. She never menlions wh-af she plans fo do afler gradualion, bu? 'rhere's one sure lhing-she's nol going fo school! She will probably seek a business posilion. Commercial Club l4l .. 29 .. A! ALBERT ORMONDROYD JR Longmeadow 0 Undy anofher proof 'thai I+ xsnf always slze fhaf counis Alihough one of lhe smallesf members of fhe class Undy IS one of 'the mosf achve one of fhe smarlesf and one of The mos? falkahve Has varled lnieresls ranging from afhlehcs lo lhe honor SOCIGTY and on occasion fo young ladies seem fo add fo his cheerlness We hear fha? he IS headed for Brown rman Club l Damn u e Club a ana r wc CHARLES EARL OTIS Pawluxel Q We obgecf slrenuously lo fhe poll +hal' made Charlie class pesslmns+ We admul fhaf has humor rs offen subfle buf If IS lhere lus+ ihe same We never see Old Man Gloom around Charlie He IS no'red for hrs orlgunal wuse cracks and hrs parhcularly clever fhemes We shall never forgel' hus closing a freahse on Burke wufh If Burkes speech can be summed up IN one senfence why was If necessary fo rake seveniy four pages io say uf? r Club 2 m LlLLlAN ALMA PARKINSON 32 Wllllams Sfreelr Easl Grccnwuch 0 Seldom does one find excellenf alhlehc ablllly combined wnfh remarkable mlel lecf however Lal lSl'l'1e excephon LII IS a real 'Friend and a real help un +he class affairs She IS popular and well liked She wanls io become a secrelary Whoever chooses her as one wlll be a lucky person L dry T lll'l l frnlary A A an an u r sly Bask lloll 1 mln er 3 cnerl rqzn xl n x culrv ommlll ar THELMA MARGARET PARKINSON Linden Sire-el COUImICUl 0 Hafs off +o Thelma' Our own piano maesfrol She wouldnl mnss E period wuih fhe warblers for anyfhlng Buf d9SPIlG musical lendencres Thelma rs going fo be a bookkeeper We re sure fhal she lives on ledgers and red :nk Besl wushes Thelma J V F VU V a un rc F 'G 6. 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'95 Alai RUTH HARRIETTE PELLEY I Berkeley Road Easr Greenwich Q ln fhe four years fhaf Ru+h has been wifh us she has made a mulflfude of friends This was no more ihan nafural for she is one of +he mosi pleasanf girls in school The Reminder would be losf wiihouf her services she has such a way wnfh her when if comes fo bringing in The ads l She wanfs +0 be a nurse Ure R Q csenlarive 2 cm Cub e errm er 1 r ui w re s C ub LESTER DANIEL PERNAVEAU I2l Howard Avenue Commrcur Q lnfroducing Bud our masrer chemisi who came in+o our 'fold fwo years ago rom La Salle He is fhe unexplained mys+ery when somebody s experimenf explodes or does nor furn oul as scheduled Formerly he rode io school In a big sedan and shll would If some one had noi hd hum broadslde and reduced if io a mass of debris Despufe 'these obsfacles and cerfaln ofher problems he has found fume fo pass sux sublecfs EDWIN CLARKE RATHBUN Easl Greenwich 0 Eddie is fhe gay caballero who has brought 'fame To W H S by his oufsfandlng work in dairying. He is a 4H sfafe champion. However we believe fha+ his chem- islry experimenfs eclipse his work in The agriculfural line. The Rafhbun Law, which proves fhere is sodium in sodium bicarbonafe, is one of fhe besf scienlific discov- eries in many a year. Luck, Eddie! ,i 1- 1 L' ri', . vi u, ,il' ipu urpnr Kumi 7 fm,-w I '-, :ul BEATRICE ADELINE RAY IO3 Fair Slreer Pawruxer 0 Bea hails from Pawfuxef-'the exclusive seciion of fhe cify. Her fhree favoriie sporis are slrafing, swimming, and riding in a cerfain lighf-weigh? fruclr. We hear rumors +ha+ she is a Sunday School feacher. Thar in ifself is an indicafion of her characfer and leads us fo expecf grear fhings of her. Glow Club ll, Ql: Press Club l4l -31 - ROBERT ALVIN RITCHIE 36 Lincoln Avenue Lincoln Park 0 Bob is one of our exfremisfs. He is never bofhered by anyfhing shorf of a mafh +es+ and is never seen si'H'ing sfill. He lravels and lalks incessanily, much io our delighf. When he is quief, beware, for an explosion is due. When you have known him 'lor 'four years, you ge? underneaih fhis exlerior and find fhaf he is a regular fellow. We know he'll rise fo a high posifion in life. He plans fo be an aviafor. Hailowelen SC-'ilxl lli- Elem-ig, Clul: Cl1r rr,i-lry Clul, CE Ally A,f1 .,nClulv IRVING THOMAS ROLLINS Box 3l2 Viclcory Slreel Silver Hook Q Thus young lad is one of +he besf known and liked in our greaf inshiufion Perhaps Hs his wavy hair and blue eyes who knows7 These are however only superficial assefs and we all know ihaf fhey are secondary fo lhe good humor and big hearfedness wifhm We are sure fha? Yhese affribufes will serve hum well fhroughouf his lfe owe en S c al C ern uL CHARLES JAMES ROSE Spooner Avenue Greenwood 0 lnfroducung Rosle our Eagle Scouf Charlie us so busy doing his good deed every day fhal' he finds sfudyung a frifle irksome We undersfand fhaf free surgery is going fo be his life work As Charlie doesn f seem fo fake any parhcular infercsf in fhe fair sex he WON T be lonesome in fhe Marne woods G LEONARD SANDBERG Main Avenue Greenwood 0 Leonard beifer known as Sandy has 6mbllIOhS in fhe medical line He lnfends fo go fo Upsala from Warwick and sfudy medicine There We ihink fhaf In fhis sfudy he may well omni one lmporfanf organ fhe hearf he knows enough aboui fha+ already The serious side of ihis young 'man is offsef by his sunny dusposufion 'fondness 'For music and general friendliness rrr Crur i fn u rfer T e Cul 9 0 al-ex A35 32 v 4,0 0, lr F- ailma 'Q 2 I-Q MILDRED CONSTANCE SANDBERG I4 lvlyrlle Avenue Greenwood 0 Milly of The blonde hair and blue eyes loves fo dance and alfhough she doesnl seem fo be inferesfed in lhe boys af school we have a suspicion ihaf she doesnf devofe every nighf fo sludymg If you hear any giggling Mildred is probably around always giggling always willing fo help ihafs Milly u enf Council 7 Comrrercial Club 4 T ller ofS lo l B LAWRENCE HOWARD SCHOLEFIELD 6 Lawn Avenue Edgewood 0 Parsey as he is known fo mos+ of us is a happy go lucky chap wi+h a pleasing personalxfy lf s foo bad fhaf he canf 'rake parl in some of fhe afhlehc confesfs for good old Warwick bui some one once sand Work comes before pleasure His oulside work has paid his fransporlahon and enlerfammenf fees while going fo W H S We admire him for his mnhahve FRANK PAUL SELMANIE JR Sand Pond Road Norwood Q H is noi everyone who can adapi himself 'ro any occasion bu? Sal can From has behavior In school one would eshmafe him +o be a qulel boy buf meel him al a fasi par+yl His curly, black hair and his smcerdy are lwo of fhe many fhings abouf Sal fha? make him popular af Warwick. He does noi flare ouf in any special acfiv- ify, buf he is a help in all. When ofhers are found wanfing, depend on him. General Orqanizalion l3l3f'Xqricullur1lClulL l3l JAMES FRANCIS SELMANIE Sand Pond Road Norwood 0 Surely you recognize Jimmy! He is forever shedding sunshine inlo our dull hours. Jimmy is always playing baskefball, and conslanf praclice has made him very effi- cienf. He is one of fhe mosf aclive members of our siudenf body: he is climaxing his career by being a compefenf baseball manager. Baseball llly Glee Club l?, 3, 4lj Comrnereial Club 131: Spanish Club l3l: Assisfanl Baseball Manager l3l 3 Junior Vgirlily Baslrelball l4l -33- j 5 - DAVIDE SENERCHIA 525 Providence Slreel Narielc 0 Davide is one of a long line of Senerchias from Naliclr. This young man does nol' speak, even when spolxen Io. Tha+'s how shy SOME Senerchias are. Shy or noi, Davide seems Io have many friends, as he is always in fhe company of his school- mafes. He is never behind fhe resf of 'the group when if comes 'ro a good laugh. Gilce Club lfll SYLVIA SENERCHIA 525 Providence Slreel Nalielc 0 When Sylvia smiles Miss Cohen s fury subsides for Ihis young lady s sewing is a loy Io one s hearf We re sure fhaf she will be missed when Ihe Fashion Show is pu+ on nexl' year Sylvia has noi made up her mind wha? she is going 'ro be buf boys she s a good cool: L L RLES KENNETH SHALLCROSS 44 Gene :C+ Road Pawlufcl U If you hea uproar in Ihe corridor Kennue is sure fo be somewhere around His favoril ashmes are imifahng Ihe Mills Brofhers and whislling Iwo Iunes al fhe same e Ken s allrachon for 'the fair sex can easily be accounfed for he is Iw ys wall dressed and he has a pleasing personalily We hear Ihal he is going I fhe Palmolive Soap Company I L ELSIE VIRGINIA SHEPARD I I Chambly Pxvcnu Lalfcwood 0 Vivacious pleasanf and fhoroughly up Io dale Ihafs Elsie Her come hlfher expression has proved a Waferloo for many of our dashing Romeos AI presenf Elsie is a college widow bui if wonf befor long Her plans for Ihe fulure are very uncerfain bul we hear fhal she prefers a career wdh a capilal M Donf forgel u will you E sie7 re Pre dcnl u r xe uf Je Corrrr If in ello I n r .3 X755 3 aio 55 Jai 34 up 40 E 'va .AFA AGNES SIMPSON 73 Ban ducr me Pawlufer Q Meer fhe bug gurl wu'rh +he slull bugger smule Thus charmung Scolch lassue hails from fhe luHle vullage of Pawluxel Nancy expecls fo 'fraun for nursung af lhe Homeopafhuc Hospulal We know lhal she wull go aboul' her dulues un fhe cheerful manner lhal us so nofuceable al school Cheeruo Nancy' CLF 4 VIRGINIA ELLA SPARKS Vxfauwu LNeck 0 Sparky a real nickname for a gurl luke Vurgunua' Thai deep red haur s a a warnung Sparky us a very lukable person and her quuel humor us mosl enlerlaunung She us well suuled for lhe posuluoru of Domesluc Scuence 'teacher whuch us lo be her chosen vocaluon Always be good io lhe lullle kuddues Sparky u Commull c er or Clu 4 GRACE LOUISE STONE Arnolds Neck Ap onaug 9 Gracie came +o us from Wesl Warwick in l93l and in fhe 'two years she has spenl here she has made many friends. Her good-nalured smile and shining eyes reveal lhe sweef lemper lhal has made her so popular. Sewing and dancing occupy much of her lime: we hear from reliable sources lhal she is an A-No. l dressmaker. Did you nolice 'rhe slunning cosfumes she made for Thirs+ ? u , u . .,, . u 'J C' u 1 u,i Ei 'QC C 'lu C i 5'Tl'i 'C ClU VIRGINIA HOPE SWORD Wesl Shore Road Apponaug 0 Who's lhis dark-haired lillle girl wilh lhe sparkling eyes? Why, i+'s Vee! Her affilude in school is one of quiel and allenlive preoccupalion. When you gel fo know Vee, however, you appreciale her as a friend. She has a broad sense of humor and lhoroughly enioys a good lime. Gulee Club lll: Dobalinc Club ll. 2, 3l: Dramalic Clul: IZ, 3, 4l7 German Club l3l -35, CHARLES VAUGHN TALLMAN Apponaug 0 Charlie is wilhoul doubl lhe mosl serious and praclical sludenl we have. He is a sure-lire lherne wriler and has an inleresl in a greal variely ol subiecls. ln his iunior year he could be seen almosl any sludy period in lhe Chem. lab. making freak solulions and working wilh a microscope. He is never salislied wilh any mark below an AH: incidenlally, he is never dissalislied! Slu'1f?nlCountillll' The Rem rider lIl'Cla11 Foclltall l2lp Tonnis l2, Xl: French Clul: lllq Dram-alit Clnh Ill: Foolloall l3l3 Che'rii'lrf Club l4lg P l l l rifir SVN'-l ERNEST MORTON TAYLOR Greenwood Q Ernie is one ol our shining slars ol scholarship. He seems an insignilicanl unil among lhe many sludenls al Warwick: bul lo lhose who know him, he is lhe model ol sleadiness and dependabilily. We learn lrom English lileralure lhal many a flower is born lo blush unseen bul we all know lhal Ernie s modesly will never hide his merlls and lhal brains will linally lriumph over blushes denl Biol Q uh r 3 Chew lrf u c rc: owl l l-lonor S uc MARY ADELINE THERRIEN Spring Grove Avenue Apponauq 9 Mary is one girl who would ralher have bolh leel ln an aeroplane lhan one 'Fool on lhe ground Any lime lhal you wanl lo lind her oulside ol school hours lusl call around al lhe Rhode Island alrporl Mary appears lo be qulel and genlle bul ollen her eyes belray lhe vuvaclous spiril which explains her lnleresl In aeronaullcs The besl ol luck Mary and may your llle be lull ol happy landings foffulo rc L1 GERTRUDE THOMAS Warxfifk Ne lc Avcnuo Warwick Q Gerl is as good a sporl in llle as In baskelball Whenever you meel her she is sure lo greel you wilh a willy remark Her weaknesses are polalo chips and pickles' Gerls one ambllnon is lo become a physical direclor when she graduales from Warwick Look her up on lhe snapshol page Shades ol Wesl Warwick' elball a o rclary ea or rp O Cel' 3 r Ci 'sq-ev fix M9 Q AAS. 36 1 E 74,0 N' 0 L 179' ' J SRAA as H4155 uyti-.n.. RUTH AINSLEE TIFFANY 2 Milton Ro d Lakewood 0 Our own ldrle Joan Blondell' Blue eyes blonde hair and a caphvahng smile' Rufh is an enfhusrasflc supporfer of fhe A A and achve an class affairs Rumor has if fha? next Seplember Ru+h will be wearing a while uniform in fhe Porfland Hospi ral She also has a weakness If s a parfrcular shade of red gold hair Perhaps rhaf is why our local boys don f gel a break 'T C O C1 v C mfr u O 4 s r i , or T ROBERT HADDON TINKER Conimicul Q No+ only does Burch excel an dancing bul' he is also very ou+sfanding in frack hoclxey and hunhng He rs always 'rrnlcering around some+hrng and always will be his life occupahon we undersland will be 'fixing fypewrilers He has chosen for l-ns curriculum frurf growing crvrcs and music lf is a rare day when he has more lhan Two sublecfs rrr ur r err a B lfel a fr' in P 1 4 Hoclfe LIONEL TRUDEAU Hillsqrove 0 A beHer fellow fhan Lionel could nof be desired Lllre everyone else he has his faulis bu+ fhey are so minor fhaf his many good qualrhes ou+wergl1 fhem fremen clously He rs rnghl af home when rl comes fo worlung +l1e mrmeograph and he as prachcally The only one enfrusfed wrlh nfs use This year Lionel was one of ihe mosf failhful members of fhe lraclc 'team BRANDON MAYHEW WIGHT 21 Arlanlic Avenue Pawruxel 0 During fhe pasl four years whenever a dance social or confesl was 'fo lake place in Warwiclx High fhe necessary burden of adverfising fell fo Brandon. The success of many an affair was due fo his excellenf and ingenious posfer-making. Moreover, his drawing abilify does noi ferminafe lhereg he draws porfrails espe- cially well, and have you noled his slxelches in our Reminder ? Sludcnl Ccunail lllg Dclwnlinq ll, Qlq mlloc Reminder l2, 3, 4l7 Execulive Commillee l2lg Junior Prom Cernmilleo lllt Milne XlVarwiclcile l4lj Senior Play: R. l. Honor Sgmiolyi Cm- Arr Play Compcliflon -37- fac-M-4. Q-ll. CONSTANCE WILLIAMS I92 AOGWS Slre f Lakewood 0 Connue us one of fhe rafher quuef gurls un our Senuor class Durung fhe wunfer monlhs one can always find her sludyung Lalun Malhemafucs and French bul when fhe nuce weaiher comes she funds pleasure on Prudence lsland She s a greaf swummer Connue has noi duscloscd her fufure vocafuon bul we are confldenl fha? she wull choose wusely LUCY FRANCES ZENGA Forge Road Easl Grocruwuch 0 Here s one darlc haured darl: eyed gurl who usnf lernperamenlal Lucy us one of ihe besf nafured gurls un our class for she us always wullung lo do you a personal favor She may seem quuef bu? she us a good sporf and us always ready lo see fhe sunny sude of fhungs arl-flu rr u ALFRED JOHN ZUFFOLETTI 30 Lyman Avenue Norwood 0 ZuFf puf on a sweepung mouslache un fhe Senuor Play and played Don Juan Wouldnf you lcnow fhaf fhus bashful young man would have fo hnde behund some fhung when he made love7 Alfred us an ardenf pafron of our school dances By ihe iume fhe lasf dance arruves he gefs up enough courage 'fo seelr a parfner Donl lei us lrud you Zuff You lcnow uf s all un fun F '7 5 N9 OJ 52.6 38 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY N lhe fall of I929 one hundred eighfy four Freshmen Class of 33 like young and amblhous puppies leaped oul' of ihe Sep+embcr sunshine info rhe shade and shelfer of Warwick High School Lrlce puppies we made a greal' deal of noise bul did noi accomplish more 'rhan was expecfed of us Our second year found us shll a llH'le puppy like and prone fo chew up carpel slippers buff we had become more accus fomed +o school life and had begun +o fake ihmgs seriously This year saw a new principal and a school greaily changed for lhe beHel We dad our share in bringing aboul' 'rhese changes As Juniors all +race of puppy lef'r us and we suddenly became very dignified upon realizing our responslbllrhes in life The Junior Prom The oulsfandlng evenl' of 'rhe year was mosl' successful Now In our lasl' year we shll wag our 'rails vigorously and emphahcally bu1'+here is qusi' a ll++le bl'r of melancholy abou'r fhe laul-wagging. A'H'er all we have been here 'four years we are preHy well aifached +o 'lhe place in splfe of all we may have said lo fhe conlrary. Our Senior Year has been a successful and eveniful one. We all feel regrel' al parling, many of us never fo meel' again, bul' l am sure 'thai our lives will be iusl a liH'le fuller and a liHle finer because of +he many happy hours we have spenf, and fhe many fine 'friends we have made al' Warwick. CHARLES E. OTIS, '33 -39- WHO'S WHO IN '33 MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL BEST BOY ATHLETE BEST GIRL ATHLETE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HANDSOMEST BOY MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL BEST BOY DANCER BEST GIRL DANCER CLASS HUMORIST BEST DRESSED BOY BEST DRESSED GIRL BEST NATURED BOY BEST NATURED GIRL CLASS GRIND MOST MUSICAL BOY MOST MUSICAL GIRL CLASS SHEIK CLASS FLIRT CLASS OPTIMIST CLASS PESSIMIST CUTEST BOY CUTEST GIRL MOST BASHFUL BOY MOST BASHFUL GIRL BEST ACTRESS BEST BOY STUDENT BEST GIRL STUDENT IDEAL WARWICKITE BERTIL NYSTROM LILLIAN PARKINSON BERTIL NYSTROM LILLIAN PARKINSON CHARLES KENYON KENNETH SHALLCROSS RUTH TIFFANY ROBERT TINKER GERTRUDE THOMAS JOHN HANNAH EARL MII LS GRACE STONE KENNETH KELLEY RITA GREENE CHARLES TALLMAN CHARLES HILL ELIZABETH HILL KENNETH SHALLCROSS ELSIE SHEPARD KENNETH KELLEY CHARLES OTIS ALBERT ORMONDROYD VIRGINIA HEROUX WILLIAM ANDREWS GENEVIEVE MANLEY VIRGINIA HEROUX CHARLES TALLMAN LILLIAN PARKINSON BERTIL NYSTROM 40 O O - I . - I - O - O O O O O O NOISIEST MEMBER OF THE CLASS I AGNES SIMPSON O O O O O O O O I O SENIORVILLE FOLKS NE day Iasf week a RAY of nnspnrafnon reached us Why nof go on an ex plorafnon frnp7 Our fnrsf vnsnfnng ponnf was GREENWOOD As we crossed fhe SANDBERG and wenf fhrough fhe GROVES we mel' a TALLMAN who was a TAYLOR and had a BLACKBURN on hns arm He sand fhaf besndes benng a TAYLOR he was also a MILLER and owned fhe BROWN MILLS Hns wnfe he clanmed was a MILNER and usually ran her busnness wnfh a FUREY The SIMPSON was so TIFFANY fhaf he sharpened hns SWORD on a GREENE STONE so fhaf fhe SPARKS flew nnfo fhe HALL and made nf BYRNE The TALLMAN promnsed fo fake us oul' fo see hns OLSON who was ouf on fhe HILL as a KING SHEPARD On fhe way fhere he sand we SHALLCROSS a WIGHT LILLIBRIDGE BRIGGS who always had hns HATTON crned ouf HEROUX fhen I can FISH He ran foward fhe rnver buf could nof GAGE fhe dnsfance and consequenfly DELPHIN STRAND he sand HOUSTON fhaf7 Then we saw a sngn whnch read NO PARKINSON OR MON DROYD yelled fhere s a COPPA Lef s qunf LINDGREN around fhns LUPOLI and LAVIGNE a hurry Then BRIGGS sand Sfop nf' Youll make fhaf HOSTERMAN fhnnk fhaf we re LEU Ieu CARLSON who ran a HENRY and could COLWELL soon Iocafed 'rhe KING SHEPARD COLLINS down fo us he sand somefhnng whnch we could nof undersfand He came back muffernng ZENGA non com PERNAVEAU whnch DAVIES was Spannsh We finally overcame our JENKS how ever and Iocafed 'rhe SHEPARD Wnfh hns KELLEY perched on 'rhe fop of hns head fhere he saf squeeznng LOGAN berrnes wnfh one hand and paffnng a dog who was a decnded BARKER wnfh fhe ofher On hns shoulder sfood a Inffle blue BOYD and on fhe ground Iay hns CONN saxophone Hns woebegone expressnon was explanned when we heard hnm moan MACCLUG GAGE DUNLAP over and I leff McKEON fhe shelf nn JOHNSTON He clanmed fhaf he had been HALLINGTONS of coal all day and he looked rafher BRATLY and GALLOGLY However he soon proved hnmself so RITCHIE was ROLLINS nn money and had many BERUBES He fhen nnfroduced us fo hns wnfe HANNAH HOGAN do almosf any fhnng he sand and fo hns MANLEY young son T H O M A S We asked THOMAS whaf he dnd affer school Oh I make MURRAY and fhen NY STROM my PELLEY gunfar was fhe answer We nofnced WILLIAMS snffnng over nn fhe corner by hnmself so we fook a pnnch of pepper and blew nf foward hnm SENERCHIAI he sneezed and ran nnfo fhe SCHOLEFIELD before he could sfop LERMAN ponnfed foward RAY and sand McKENZIE go wnfh me7 The mofher sand How abouf your baby brofhers ZUFFOLETTI and OTIS7 THERRIEN he shoufed and ran off He ns Inffle rascal buf he s a TRUDEAU smnled fhe mofher Comnng up fhe hnII nn a very BRAD FORD was a Norwegnan gnrl who sfopped and asked fhe mofher KEN YON go wnd mnch7 John wenf wnfh her When we looked for OLSON we found hnm where he had saf down ANDREWS off hns coal' and gone fo work ATWOOD FRANCIS ANDERSON JAMES who had recenfly come back from JANTON Chnna ALDRICH broughf ouf a BAG SHAW full of SELMANIES HANTON nf was all over LEONARD SANDBERG 33 When we pulled' him onfo fhe EQIK- Then fhe youngesf of fhe sons, a KEL- . Il - - 'Ill I u I ll T . - nn - n II . a I.. I I . JLINIORS r,,51,- L A F H I P 1 S 1 rf-r' I'- -wird E have now passed fhree very suc- cessful and pleasanf years in Warwick High School. We have worked hard and played hard. We have confribufed many oufsfanding members fo fhe afhlefic feams of fhe school and have faken an acfive parf in all social affairs. Having sfudied hard for fhree years, we feel fhaf each one of us has a keener infellecf, is more capable of respon- sibilify, and is a beffer cifizen of fhe Unifed Sfafes. We look forward fo our nexf year af Warwick ioyously and hope fhaf if will be as pleasanf and profifable as fhe previous years. JANE COOK, '34 142.- WARWICK IS WELL KNOWN In Rhode Island ACTIVE In polnhcs READY for emergencies WELDED firmly IDEAI In locafuon COINISEPVATIVE IH policy THE RECOMPENSE OF ADVERSITY HIS IS a gloomy momenf In our hlsfory Never before have so many of our peo ple been ouf of work and Iacknng fhe acfual necesslhes of Iufe Buf dlsfresslng as IS fhls maferlal prlvaflon and wanf If has creafed of lfself cerfam very definlfe splrlfual compensaflons In fumes of prosperrly our absorpfnon un fhe pursulf of our own pleasure fends fo ones around us However when we suffer reverses and are forced fo deprlve our selves of many of fhe fhmgs we deslre we are made more keenly aware of The hard ships of ofhers And when adverslfy IS so wrdespread as af presenf wufh prachcally everyone affecfed 'Ihe feeling of mufual sympafhy becomes universal Even 'the wealfhlesf among us have had fhelr In comes so greafly reduced fhaf fhey real :ze as never before how much worse musf be fhe condlflon of fhose who have been reduced fo absolufe poverfy Our com mon mlsforfune has drawn us all closer fo gefher m fhe bonds of human sympafhy has qunckened In us fhe urge for mufual helpfulness So If can be sand fhaf fhls greaf eco nomic depression should nof be measured wholly In ferms of our maferlal losses, for KEPT up fo dafe JANE COOK 34 ouf of If we have gained a finer nobler spnrnf of humamfarlamsm PAULINE COCKRELL 34 ROUTINE The golden sun looks In each early morn And wakes me from my sleep and pleas anf dreams If seems fo have no mercy when If gleams O er clark horizon each successive dawn Ifs plercmg rays keep shmmg full fhey ve orn To droop fo shuf ouf each lnfrudmg beam Buf sunllghf conquers and wlfh fared yawn I slowly climb from bed fo face fhe day The hardesf par'I' ns over and I go To wash and dress and eaf and fhen away To school where learned feachers make us oe The mark and work luke Trolans all fhe clay EDNA COLLIANDER 34 SCHOOL SPIRIT If only every pupul would buf fry Our school would rank exfremely hugh AI' foofball games or any sporf Af work or play of any sorf In fhaf which every pupnl should believe A fhmg which every pupul should achieve School Spnruf DOROTHY WEITZ 34 ' + make us neglecfful of fhe less forfunafe All vesfiges of sleep from lids fhaf seem I u . 1, - 43 - Rig 1 e hf. Doris Cadcell, Vice Presidenl l-l. F. S:cl7, Adviser, M g T Robertson, Seererary Tr..a.urer, .ldcph Bailey, President ITH fhe passing of fhis year, we have falcen anofher sfep fowards our goal which lies fwo years ahead. We have affained undeniable success in all our underfalcings. Hanging in our Hall of Fame are fhe rec- ords of our many achievemenfs. We can well be proud of our up-and-coming sporfsmen, our able dramafisfs, our keen scholars, and our champion debafers. We feel sure, as we leave fhis year behind, fhaf if has fulfilled our highesf degree of expecfafion. , Therefore, if is wifh fhe deepesf regrefs fhaf we leave fhis happy year: buf, on fhe ofher hand, we see in fhe fufure fhe glorious prospecf of happiness and success. EILEEN McCABE and HOPE SEDDON, '35 -.44... SGPHOMORES WHAT A SOPHOMORE THINKS OF A FRESHMAN HAT a Sophomore 1'hInks of a Fresh man' Such a fheme musf be freafed llghfly for If IS en1'Irely undeservIng of a Sophomore s aH'enfIon The InsIgnIficanf dImInu+Ive offensuve Freshman IS In a very low class by humself Freshman fhough one seeks 'through all ages he wIll noi' dlscover a more appro prlafe and fiH'Ing cognomen for fhIs rab ble Lef us analyze fhe obnoxuous word Fresho fhe roof word IS an old Peruvuan form fre meanlng nofhmg and sho less fhan luferally less fhan nofhlng Surely l'hIs ferm fifs our presenf class of Freshmen consulf fhe Lafln dIcfIonary Well may we uffer fhese famous words In VIGWIDQ fhe presenf brood of Freshmen for fruly fhey are dGVOld of all prospecfs of wInnIng renown ln frufh one musl' go abouf 'rhe school wIfh fhe greafesf cauhon for fear of freadmg on one of fhem I Feallle 'rhaf 'I'hIs sublecf IS dIsgus'I'Ing fherefore l shall end fhus dIscussIon and leave fhe scrubs wIl'h fhe hope fhaf some fIme In fhe dIm fufure fhey may become fhe eplfome and essence of all fhaf IS greaf and noble fhe Ideal of all Freshmen l Sophomores THERESE DOYLE 35 T E E T l l RACTICALLY everybody has feefh The dlfference IS where you have fhem Some people have fhem fled fo a s1'rIng on a door knob some have fhem In a fIn box fo look af now and fhen whIle ofhers have fhem sfored In fea cups The besf place fo have fhem however IS where you firsf find 'rhem A foofh IS a queer 1'hIng Perched In your moufh If has such a genfle noble ex PFGSSION H' does nof ask anyfhmg of you You can use If fhree 1'Imes a day and never pay I'l l'l1e shghfesf affenhon Gwe If food and If mefhodlcally goes fo work wIfh never a word of complaml' If wIll crack nufs for you You can Insul+I1' pIck If wIfh a knlfe blade and If does nof pay any affen hon or so you fhmk You neglecf If more You gel' so you don 1' QIVG a whoop for fhaf foofh Bul' lusf you wauf The fume IS commg' FIrs+ a speck appears buf whafs a funy speck7 The speck grows' SfIll you neglecf If Then all of a sudden In 'rhe mIddle of fhe nIgh1' I+ happens FIrsl' a hny dIsfan'I' ache' Then you feel as fhough someone were bangIng around In 'rhe cellar of your moufh wI1'h a sledge hammer Then fhe foofh seems fo fhmk If IS a cIrcus acrobaf and beglns fo show off d0lng dncficull' +wIsfs and furns Your face swells up lIke a laundry bag and nexf day Mofher fakes you fo a denhsl' lsnf If funny7 The foofh has ached all fhe way fo fhe denflsf s OHICG buf when you gel' In fhe chalr fhe achIng suddenly sfops The denl'Is'I' pulls fhe foofh You do some fancy opera Slnqlng fhaf no one appre cuafes lfs all over The denhsf holds a lIH'le ragged fhmg no bIgger fhan your lIHle finger naIl In hIs pIncers Yef such a lIH'le fhlng as fhls can cause a lof of frouble Teefh are nol' hard fo care for All 'rhey ask IS a llffle brushIng A lIl'fle care and fhey are fhe besf frlends you have Buf oh If you mlsfreaf fhem If IS Iusf foo bad' A foofh IS llke an elephanf H' never forgefs PAUL JOHNSON 35 T I I I . I - I I I U. . . - . . . . . I . I . . v , . . H H- , . . . I . . . - o I T ' - Q 1 O ll . ll - f . I . ' I I . . . . . II II - v ll ll ' ' I I I ' I I ll . I . . I . . I O Tempora, O Mores! lFreshmen, - - - - I o U l ' I I I I . . l . . Q u I . . . . I I . - U 1 I 0 s u 1 I 'I I . I I 1 u 0 . ' ' o n ' ' ' : . . i I 0 -45- .lg L' i . -.V -..I af 'Q FRESHMEN +0 Rlghlt lvlfi. Elhel lvl. lrl. Reid Arlfiifrr' W. Rollo i' f' l'rfw'flinl' A M. Gallogl-,-, Sccrelary-Treasurer: Douglas Marflard, V oo Prowdonf UR firsi' day a+ Warwick High School was one of endless bewildermenl. Our immediale impression was one of perpefual 'rurmoil and ceaseless, useless ac+ivi+y. Even affer we received schedules and were senf +o classes, we were slill rafher dazed. Mosl' of us did noi' know 'rhe way around fhe build- ing, and when we became los+, 'rhe Seniors, wifh fheir inflared egos, delighfed in sending us fo fhe wrong places. H is difficulf +o remember +he firsl opin- ions of our leachers, because our impressions' changed aboui' every five minules fhe firsf few clays. As lime weni' on, some of us showed 'ralenl in scholarship, music, dramarics, and alhlefics, and we began 'ro win recognifion. Our Freshman year was perhaps one of 'rrial, buf we clo nor regrei' i+. We reioice in 'rhe fhoughl lhal' we won r be ignorani Fresh- men nexl' year. Humbly, LeROY AMYLON, '36 146.. W-Z? DONT S FOR FUTURE FRESHMEN on 1 burn 11 11 m1gh1 be a 1ex1 on 1 laugh a1 11 11 m1gh1 be an OLD one 0n1 read 11 11 m1gh1 be an ass1gn men1 Don 1 bel1eve 11 11 m1gh1 be a Sc1ence ro Don 1 1ry 10 do 11 11 m1gh1 be a ma1h Problem cLAss OF 36 A MIRROR The world IS l1ke a m1rr0r Re1lec11ng wha1 you do And 11 you 1ace 11 sm1l1ng l1 II sm1le r1gh1 back a1 you HOWARD HIGGINBOTHAM 36 ART OR INSANITY7 UCI-1 01 our knowledge 01 1he an c1en1s IS based upon 1he rel1cs unear1hed by our sc1en11s1s Even as we der1ve our knowledge 01 1he Greeks and Romans and 01 s11ll earl1er people so w1ll sc1en11s1s 1n 1he years 10 come base 1he1r bel1e1s upon 1he 0b1ec1s 01 10day wh1ch 1hey w1ll br1ng 10 l1gh1 Suppose 1hese men should 11nd some 01 our so called works 01 ar1. A11er seeing a 1ew oil pain1ings, wood carvings, and s1a1ues, 1hey would 1l1ink 1ha1 we were e11her maniacs or 1he l0wes1 1ype 01 man w11h 1h1ck l1ps 1la1 noses and heads and l1mbs such as human belngs never had One could n01 blame 1hem 1or bel1ev1ng 1h1s 1or many works 01 ar1 have l111le re semblance 10 1he sublec1 The au1h0r111es have 'Forbidden 1he exh1b1110n 01 many such works 01 ar1 on 1he grounds 1ha11hey were repuls1ve and would 1r1gh1en small ch1ldren ln England s lmper1al War Museum IS a bronze bus1 01 1he la1e Adm1ral Lord F1sher wh1ch IS sa1d 10 look no more l1ke h1m1han 1he L1zard L1gh1 House A 1am0us American ar11s1 Edward D1ckenson 1urned 0u1 a p6ln1'lf'Ig1'l'161' IS so bad 1ha1 1n one exh1b11 11 was hung on 11s Slde and 1n ano1her on end There have been many a11emp1s 10 explam 1he modern plague 01 1nsane ar1 Many say 1ha11he ar11s1s should be 1nma1es 01 an asylum bu1 exper1s 1ell us 1ha11reak p1c1ures sell be11er 1han any sens1ble examples 01 ar1 Sc1en11s1s declare 1ha1 a law proh1b11 1ng m1srepresen1a11on 01 1he human 1igure should be passed An a11emp1 has already been made 10 de1ine ar1 The Un11ed S1a1es Cus10ms regula11ons s1a1e 1ha1 ar1 mus1 represen1 0b1ec1s 1n 1he1r 1rue proper11es 01leng1h w1d1h and 1h1ck ness 1n order 10 bene1i1 by 1he law adm11 11ng works 01 ar1 1ree 01 du1y A 1am0us European ar11s1 had 10 pay 1he 1ax on h1s ob1ec1s 01 ar1 because 01 1h1s rullng Our sc1en11s1s wonder abou1 some 011he 1h1ngs 1ha11hey unear1h Why should 1he ar1is1s 01 10day make 1reaks which will surely puzzle 1u1ure scien1is1s? CHESTER BLOOD, '36 1-D ' '-' ' . - '- FD I all e .I . .. - 3-D . .-. . . i 41- I . .-T. . . . . I . I P 1. I . 51 I 1110 u u I u o o u -471 E S CD Q0 '-FIlf IUC3 W sxzf Q- v , ,5+x,.f.mwv .x HC Tzofvw N Y P1 J gp- 4 , k kt , Y, V i 9 K1 v I A X, I .. , 5 4 R 1 S 2 I fi I, 'THE IDEAL COUPLE OH VE721l'l!!l if H'-V?RV5h0LJS EM HOW arrfre rumwmmc is 2 SIR MALCOLM KNUTTON THE 5151100 I Q, N , N..- THE OLD GENTLEMAN IN THE PARK N old man walked slowly Through The park and saT down on a bench near a group of chrldren who were Throwrng bread To The ducks rn a large pond He had been There buT a shorf Trme when a lrTTle boy saw hrm and came runnrng across The grass Towards hrm Is you Sanfa Claus7 he prped shrrlly as he sTared aT The old man s whrTe beard No I m noT The man sard sadly Then wrTh a Twrnkle rn hrs eye Buf l wrsh I were So do I replred The Ir++Ie boy cause I broked my sarlboaf Could I see your sarlboaT7 asked The man rafher shyly buf wrfh a Trnge of hope fulness rn hrs vorce Maybe I could fix rT for you The boy broughf rT To hrm and wafched hrm currously as he wound a rubber band around The cracked masT I Thrnk Thaf wrll do he sard To The boy Try Ir++Ie boy looked aT The mans face rn wonder ln The nexf frffeen mrnufes The krnd genfleman fixed five Ir++Ie Toy boaTs and The chrldren clusfered around hrm grvrng advrce and Talkrng merrrly Affer The boafs were fixed The chrldren ulled The old man To hrs feef and made rm play Rrng around The Rosre On y once could he do This however for hrs old legs were noT meanT To lump around rn such games He sank down on The bench and The chrldren fell down exhausfed on The sofT green grass Youll cafch cold The man sard wrTh anxrefy rn hrs vorce Sfand up and I II Tell you any sforres you wanf me To The chrl dren rumped up and The old man Told over and over The well known sforres of The Three Bears Crnderella and LrTTle Red Rrdrng Hood Buf as he finrshed Tell rng a sTory and whrle The chrldren clapped lusTrly for more Therr nurses came over from near by benches where They had been gossrprng all affernoon They glanced wrTh drsTasTe aT The old mans ragged surT and pafched shoes The un wrllrng chrldren were hurrred along The paTh and The nurses glanced back resenT fully aT The old man He smrled sadly and shrny Tears formed rn hrs eyes The dymg sun casT rTs lasT feeble rays across The pond one of Them caughT hrs srlver harr and for a mrnufe Transformed rT rnfo a radranT halo AT lasf he rose wearrly To hrs ff-ef and once more Trudged slowly along The pafhs VIVIEN STEELE 35 NOON DAY The blue waves wash on a golden sTrand A lrne of whrTe on The curvrng shore A rock rufs ouT rn The placrd bay A fish hawk soars hrgh up rn The sky A sea gull sleeps on The Trde washed rock And The sun beafs down on rT all Far up above a fleecy whrTe cloud Goes drrffrng drowsrly down To sea The fish hawk Trres and flres away leavrng The scene To me A wrld brook gurgles and Tumbles and roars A sudden swerve and a deep black pool The bank overhangs wrTh rTs cool green ur Washed and kepT verdanf by flyrng spray A sudden swrsh and a sudden splash A Trouf leaps up for a blue boTTle fly Wrfh a flrck of hrs Tarl he rs gone agarn And naughf buf The wrdenrng rrngs remarn CHARLES M KENYON 33 iT. The boaT slailed beaufifully, and The l - T - ' i . ' Ee ll - - - - - .ll I . ' I u T T -5o- E RUM ROCK, loca+ed one-quarfer mile sourh of Apponaug, was a 'rrysfing signal of +he CoweseH' Indians and fheir kindred fribe, rhe Narragan- seHs. As i+s name suggesls, +he rock, because of peculiar forma+ion, gave forfh a booming sound when rocked sllgh'l'ly The signal could be heard 'for filly miles around I+ is said Alrhough one can easily VISl'l' Drum Rock 'roday in former 'fumes I+ was surrounded by a swamp 'rhrough which one had +o sfep from sione 'ro sfone 'ro reach The signal I I ORGANIZATIONS 5' 'Mill QM 561,-L31 'fixrarwwww X 1:2 fibqvn wif. ri ll ! M lm AA, MJ llillo . . . . . , . I . . 'l .ul oily!- ll X' :Q ' , 9 l ' ? ' -11 . in ' ., '1'- f ff -7 . In '. llxll if 1,r'. 'Ibex If ., ,NL 144-1, . 3. Y I I 1 .gf:5g,'i1 1' . . A -A v 1 ' .317 , Xkl -V Q' ff Y ,ff:sfZ,'5' lf' , , iii-T' lf! ?'1.'A ii f, -' 5' Q . 2 'Y 'A 71'-iff :in iii' - ' - 'M A , T f T'- A ' '-. .73v fffi ' '- iq ' ' -, r fl, IQ xx ln M N'-It-.i-?',-':,'..',qi, I uf 1. . ,-Aix:-.1,: ' A . 1. ' 942 , 4 i ':+ 'f5'a.,'Zlfll'! 'Lv fin j ' 1-?'EL:'5'w..:V,k1,, - jj QI ' - 'iii' 27 ' -M it - as ,141 fl',ll'l'l'.7 , K Y -. 'Y-Q-ga t . , ff,lf.gQfM, i X - ir X- '- .' -411' 'A' ,Af ,Q ' X M, ,'.f' l mlllfiifidl 1. ' a A MK ',:12i'.'.zf:.1ff If W mxzg www I - - 1 x , 24 1' , so e .il lp ,iilil .. if J, GENERAL Firsf Row, Leif fo Righfz U. C-wld P Tiliam. Sfgrrfzlaryq E. Mill., lf Sly'-:N fvfl J.Dorrfmffv, lA.VV'ilwn.f.Hcfmv', l..Parki'1'.on, D.Mar+land ll. PM fry Second Row, Leif fo Righi: M. Beurqaizfv, R, Clone, E. Wheeler, Vifo Presi- ClC 'l? W. Gallaqly, Mr. Sfhurfnan. Af'lvi'.or: B. Ny'.lr'mn, Prcriclcnli E., Th.m,f-r, P. l l , P. lvrrfall C. hifrlnhrlqpn Third Row, Leif lo Righf: A, Tllfwf-lf C.Bce'1,C. lfforycc J.Bf1ilft,,H.llo,+. l l ll Pollen D Brrwn, D.Jehn1fm A. Erm-r HE G. O. is a wonderful ins+i1'u+ion here ai' Warwick. Le? us hope ir conlinues 'I'o flourish as i+ did las+ year. S+uden'I's-lhe G. O. is a medium belween 1'he faculfy and fhe siudenl' body. Come +o if wifh your problems. Make suggeslions lo +he faculfy lhrough i1'. Make suggeslions +0 your class +hrough ir. Recognize i'rs power and make use of i+. I+ is a greai' honor fo be elecled 'I'o +he G. O. You who have aH'ained 'I'ha'r honor, recognize your privilege and gel' 'rhe besi ou? of i'r. -52- ORGANIZATICDN HIS year our Symphony orcheslra is big- ger and beHer fhan ever. I+ numbers 'rhirly pieces, including a bass viol and an al+o saxophone. The members have spenl many long hours rehearsing, in order lo pro- vide music for lhe enlerfainmenls and assem- blies of The year. Several overlures have been sludied and produced very credilably. Mr. Pera, our sympalhelic direclor, has been well assisled by +hree sludenl' conduc- +ors: Charles Hill, Roberl' Wood, and Alberl' Aslle. The Jazz orcheslra, Woody's Wha+-You- May-Call-I+, has earned an enviable repula- lion. Whal would our sludenl' dances be wifhouf ii? The encouragemenl' of The s'ruden'r body and lhe facully has been an inspiring help. Firsl Row. Lefl 'ro Righlz E. Hill, E. Craig, l. Berberian, E.Furey,rv1r.Pera,W.Cone R.Wooo,Concorl Magic-r,D.Marf151nd, N,B1ixlcr,E. Barker Second Row, Lefl fo Righl: A. Senerchia, C. Roberlson, H. Selby, M. Roberfson E. Clnr2s'o5', C. Slranu, P. Bridge, G. Owens, E. Tlilany, L. Dennis, l-l. l-loyl R. Clerrenls Third Row, Leif To Righi: A. Cowell, D. Faircaris, R. Spell, A. Aslle, Sludenl Con duzlcpr' T. Pdrlirwon, C. Clf C. hlll, Sluderf Conduflcrq G. Colwell, N. Polfer A. liaywrovd, E. Pugfnc ORCHESTRA irs ow, e F f R L 'H f Leonard Solomon Second Row, Leif THE o Right Konnolh Kelley, Earl Mills, Eleanor Wlzl-.,-lor, fo Rlghf: Brandon Wiqhr, Choeler Hogan, Charles Kenyon, D d B dilor-in-Chief' avi rown NDER 1'he able direcfion of Miss Wesl, our new school paper, 1'he Warwickite, has progressed rapidly. Wifhouf 1'he help of Miss Godwin and her assis+an+s, fhe paper would have been an impossibili+y, as 'rhey mimeographed 'rhe firsf fhree issues and fyped every issue. By 'rhe 'rhird publica+ion, ii' was deemed necessary +o have fhe prinf- ing done by an eslablished firm. The name, Warwickitk, submiH'ed by Roberf Brown, '36, was chosen from 'rhe hundreds of enfries in fhe +i+le con+es+. A school paper depends direcfly upon sfudeni' supporl, and our s+u- denl body has cer+ainly given suppori' fo The Warwickite. ...54.- WARWICKITE CHEMISTRY CLUB HE Chemislry Club of Warwick High School has as ils main aim 'Ihe developmenl' of inreresl in chemlslry by open discussion of The relalion of chemis+ry +o life and induslry Presldenl KENNETH ARNOLD Secrelary EVERETT JOHNSON Treasurer MARTIN FRANCIS Vice Presidenl ERNEST TAYLOR Adviser ERNEST H GRIFFIN Merrill Aldrich Kennelh Arnold Alberl Aslle Joseph Balley Mary Boyd Lesfer Burgess Edu h Collins Frank Chrishe Roberl Clark Edilh Collins Wendell Cone Rodney Cook Charles Dansereau Conrad Falhman Marlin Francis William Gref Kennelh Houlh W I'iam Jenks Everell Johnson William LaBon+e MEMBERS Claylon Lesler James MacLeod Gardner Marlland Charles Mafleson Richard McClure Roberl' McClure E sie New+on James Noonan Alberl Ormondroyd Lufher Pl+kin Herman Wyss Edwin Rafhbun Forresler Raymond Lucille Reynolds Irving Rollins Charles Rose Roberl Rilchie Aldo Senerchna Carlo Senerchla Charles Tallman Ernesf Taylor THE COMMERCIAL THRI FT CLUB HE Commercial Thriff Club s'I'rives +o promole social con'rac+ belween commercial sludenls and +o develop an achve lnreresl' in Ihe commercial affairs of Ihe school s+a'Ie and CIIY 'fo promole 'l'hriI+ in :Is broades+ sense and Io s'hmula+e school savings accounfs Presldenl RITA GREENE Vice Presldenl JUDSON KEACH Treasurer LIONEL TRUDEAU Secrelary MYRTIS EKSTRAND Advisers MYRTLE GODWIN ESTHER TEW Olive Anderson Conrad Barrelle Rila Blackburn Edna Bood Alberl Conn Barbara Craiq Lillian Dennis Myrlis Eksfrand Mariorie Fenner Alberf Fish Rila Greene Belly Greenwood Elaine Hall William Hall Rulh Henry Mildred Heuscr Calherine Houslon Judson Keach Alice Lillibridge Alice Loqan Margarel Freelove Theresa Lupoli MEMBERa Lillian Mac iggage Paul MacCormac Gerfrude Maxwell Derofhy Miller Eslher Milner Eslher Olson Gerlrude Owens Belly Perkins rfrlamfia Plebiscifo Ida Plebiscifo Elvira Pucino -55- E a Rice Anna Richard Mildred Sandberg Helen Selby Rulh Scoll Lionel Trudeau Addie Warren Helen Wilde Avis Williams Persis Williams Lucy Zenga and +he performing of unusual experimenls. The club is made up of bolh Seniors and Juniors .L . 1 - El 1 7 BOYS COGKING CLUB The purpose of lhe Boys Coolung Club IS +o help boys who are In+eres+ed +o learn some+hlng abouf food choice and preparahon Presldenl ROBERT BARKER Secrefary JOHN GALLOGLY Vice Presrdenl' CARL DECHAU Adviser HAZEL SCOTT MEMBERS Alfred Anderson Harry HIChGY James Maher Fred Page Roberf Barlmer Joseph Howland Henry Moore Lesfer Perna eau Carl Dechau Ernesf Lavigne Fred V Newman Walfon Tale John Galloqly Armand Venlurlno DEBATING CLUB HIS year +he Debahng Club presen+ed Assembly debales belween +he Freshman and Sophomore classes on lhe queshon Resolved Tha+ No Home Sfudy Should Be Required of Hugh School S+uden+s The Sophomores upholding ihe negahve won In +he Freshman Sophomore deba+e and 'Phe Seniors upholdlng fhe afflrmahve won In lhe Jumor Senior debare A deba+e on fhe War Deb+ problem fool: place on March +wenl'y eugh+h This debafe was belween lhe Seniors and Sophomores +he Sophomores won Warwick la+er deba'red 'the same queshon w1+h Wes+ Warwuclx and Crans+on Preslden+ LEONARD SANDBER6 Adviser WALDRON FERNALD MEMBERS LeRoy Amylon Barbara Gammons Roberfa Henry Douglas Mariland Madelyn Blanchard Enlce Hanlon Ru+h Jerre'r+ Enleen McCabe Waller Claeson Mary Halfon Bessie Manchesfer Leonard Sandberg Therese Doyle Barbara Williams 56 I - . . I I I I I v . ,I . . , . . ll . . . - I I ' I I I ' , I I I SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB HE Sensor Dramallc Club has had a very successful and acllve year On February lwenly elghlh lwo one acl plays Money lor Jam and The Telegram were presenled The climax ol lhe season came when lhe Seniors carried off lhe prize in lhe one acl play compels lion wnlh lhe producllon ol Thursl Mr Wedloclr lhe enlhuslasllc club adviser and pallenl coach deserves much ol lhe credll lor lhe success ol lhe club Presldenl BRANDON WIGHT Secrelary ELLA HALLINGTON Vice Presldenl MARY HATTON Adviser ELDON WEDLOCK MEMBERS Eranlc Bralley Enlce Hanlon Lucy Lawrence Roy Olsen Wlllred Briggs Mary Hallon Genevre e Manley Grace Slone Eileen Furey Hope Jewell Priscilla Murray Virginia Sword Ella Halllnglon Brandon Wlghl JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB HE Junior Dramallc Club alms lo carry on +he mleresl in clramalics sllmulaled in lhe lirsl lwo years of High School The Class ol 34 has proved :ls abillly In acling Who lhal wil nessed The Wedding will lorgel ils rolllclung comedy7 Presldenl SAMUEL GILSTEIN Secrelary DORIS MACREADING Vice Presidenl POLLY COCKRELL Adviser E a Barker Margarel Barrell Helen Berman Polly Cockrell Andrew Comsloclc Jane Cool: Edna Doodson Florence Fogell Barbara Gammons Samuel Gilslein Mariorie Greene Fanny Harris Roberla Henry James Houslon Rulh James Leo Joyal Leah Jubinville MEMBERS Howard Knullon Dorolhy Kolb Avis Lovely Doris Macreading Hazel Maynard Doris McCombs William Morgan E erell Molloy 1571 HENRY ADAMS Rulh Phillips Clarlre Poole Lucille Sanlill Jean Underwood Ronald Walcelord Marian Wallace Dorolhy Weill Hazel Willcox Roberl Wood SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB HE Sophomore Dramahc Club endeavors 'ro bulld a foundahon of +he fundamenlal con cepfs of acrmg fo develop an lnleresr In plays and players and lo sahsfy as far as possuble fhe specual lnleresls of lhe unduvlduals nn rhe club Presldenl VIVIAN STEELE Secre+ary Vice Presldenf BARBARA WlCKHAM Advlser Roberl Ames Lours Anderson E en Angell Lxlllan Cagnon James Clarlxe Laura Coppa Edna Coullhursl Marqorle Deane Therese Doyle Vurglnna Eurlong Eleanor Gay Norma Greene Paul Johnson Edward Kendall MEMBERS Bessie Manchesler Gladys Maxwell Eileen McCabe Georqe McCabe Rulh Percival Eugene Pernaveau John Polls MARJORIE DEANE HENRY COOPER Marguerefe Roberrson Roberf Scoll Vuvlan Sleele Dorofhy Sfewarf Ofelua Wemhold Barbara Wlcllham Barbara Wulluams FRESHMAN DRAMATIC CLUB HE arm of rhe Freshman Dramahc Club us 'lo advance dramallcs In Warwuclx Hugh School performances Presldenr MIRIAM NORTH Vrco Presldenl ALBERT JAEGER Secrefary DOROTHY JOHNSON Andrew Anderson Roland Angers Margarel' Armlrage Eleanor Axelson Irene Barley Ma elvn Blau lard Mary Clarlun John Clarlrc John Deorado Hazel Dullon Beulah Dow Grace Elluson Ann Gallogly Calherlne Gallogly Margaref Henderson Harold Holden Treasurer MARY CLARKIN Adviser ELEANOR CLARKE MEMBERS Alber+Jaeger Marian Johnson Dorofhy Keyes Dallas Leonard Nancy Marlr Mary McLaren Henry Nerone Wrlluam Nicholson Hazel Olsen Mlrlam Norrh Allan Reynolds Grace Snedalrer Wllllam Sl Dems Mary Turner Edllh Whlfalxer Charles Yales Alvah Shlppee 58 H . . . 4 . . and familiarize Hs members wirh fhe planning, preparalion, and presenlarion of dramarlc d , . ml , ' ' ' f CLEE CLUB HE Glee Club IS made up of +he gurls and boys vocal classes This club sen? a fine repre senfahon of WarwrcIu+es +o 'Ihe Easrern Musnc Conference I+ also produced a very suc cessful musical comedy Hulda of Holland on May I9 Presndeni FRANK WHITE Secrefary JESSIE KINLOCH Advnser Wllllam Andrews EdlfhBacI1eIder Dorofhy Barnes Iva Berbenan Dorofhy Bergren Wlnlfred Brlghl Alvin Charlfon Barbara Carpenler Prlscllla Carpenler MEMBERS Gordon Colwell Loulse Field Eileen Fury Grace Goff Margarel Hallmg John Hannah Vurgmna Heroux Charles HIII Jessie Knnloch LIBRARY Harold Knowles Loss Lane Vnrglnla Lindgren Geraldine Parli Thelma Parlclnson Franlr Pelley Andrew Raymond Ralph Reynolds Doris Searle CLUB MARIO PERA James Selmame Davlo bcnerchla Lulher Sheldon Doro+hea Slelson Mildred Tobm Lnlluan Turner Elmer Wheeler Franlr Whale Herman Wn++um a card Index of magazine arhcles has been carried on during 'Ihe year PresIden+ HOPE LEACH Advnser L RACHEL CUTLER MEMBERS Waller Cra'F'r James Green Hope Leach Eumce Merril? Members of 'the Library Club sfudy melhods of library procedure. The projecl of malung NATURE CLUB HE aim of +he Na+ure Club is io know more aboul lhe planfs and animals around us Up fo 'rhe presen+ lime, fhe club has sludied birds. However, if plans olher subgec+s of sfudy for lhe fulure. Presidenl, JOHN LEACH Vice Presidenl, ROBERT COLE Adviser, MEMBERS LeRoy Amylon George Chapman Wilbur Arnold Glendon Clifford Brendon Bailey Roberf Cole Marjorie Johnson John Leach Neola Long Barbara Bilsborough Sumner Goddard Leo Mailloux Raymond Briggs Hazel Greene Roberl' McClure BERTHA DAILY John Nelson Waller Ogren Rober1Orfell Barbara Powers Madeleine Sanzen GIRLS OUTDOOR CLUB The Girls Ouldoor Club is a means of encouraging a vigorous healfhful life I+ s+umula+es a desire among members +o find enloymenf in hikes games and olher ouldoor pleasures Presldenf ESTHER FEARNS Secrelary MARY CAMPBELL Adviser CAROLYN CULE Bealrlce Bailey Bealrlce Barrefle Emma Bedard Charlolfe Boyde Phoebe Briggs MEMBERS Virginia Burnham Muriel Hiclcs Mary Campbell Helen Hosferrnan Eslher Eearns Bealrnce Lebeau Barbara Eosler Bealrice McCormlclr Frances Hallon Anna MrMahon Marilyn Oxley Sally Salllanf Sh rley Smlfh Avis Taylor 4 60 President KENNETH SHALLCROSS Typ s+s LAURA KING BEATRICE RAY 5 PERSONALITY CLUB The Personali+y Club allempls Io sei a high siandard of girlhoocl and Io do everyfhmg possible 'ro improve each individual Presidenl CLAIRE BERUBE Secrelary VIRGINIA WEIGERT Vire Presldenl' LUCILLE LEU Adviser FLORA FOLLETT Mildred Armsfrong Charloffe Benglson Claire Burdick Kafhryn Burdick Evelyn Dansereau Regina Gorman Jane Hoffman MEMBERS Agnes Jewell Edifh Johnson Lucille eu Erhel Mehew Eunice Morgan Rufh Murray Jessie Rogers Sanfina Ruzzo Evelyn Snowllng Theodora Soclerlund Elsa Swanson Avis Taylor Nellie Tubbs Bealrice Thurber Lois Tomlcinson Ella Wa+erman Virginia Weigerf Helen Willis Janei Whilfalier PRESS CLUB The duly of Ihe Press Club is I'o procure news and picfures for 'the newspapers as a means of publicily for Warwick High School Secrerary GERTRUDE THOMAS Adviser ANNIE CAPEN Louise Blasio Edward Byrne Roberf Byrne Francis Colwell Frank Comslocln Newell Davis Millon Fuller MEMBERS June Hall Russell James Henry Janfon Francis Kennedy Laura King John Newman Francis O'Neill Charles Olis Rhodes Planre Beafrice Ray Leonard Sandberg Kennelh Shallcross Agnes Simpson Virginia Sparks -61- Loonard Solomon Mary Therrien Gerlrude Thomas Emily Ti+us Virginia Walslead Raymond Warren THE SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club aims 'Io Iurlher 'Ihe sfudy of Spanish along lines ofher 'Ihan Ihose considered in 'Ihe classroom. Presidenl, GUIDO GABRIELE Secrelary, ELSIE COUPE Vice Presidenl, NORMA SHEPARD Adviser, ETHEL M. H. REID Marion Anderson Rulh Arnold Rose Bishop Alice Brown Eleanor Byrnes Hilding Claeson Alma Cobb MEMBERS Edna Colliander Elsie Coupe Bernice Coyle Erma Doeg Thelma Field Isabelle Fox Guido Gabriele Marshall Gaines Pearl Galloway Rulh Grode Elhel Guslafson George Kneulell Hazel Maxwell Margarel' McCrudden Fred Rowe Marlha Ryan Norma Shepard Virginia Slubbs Isabel Towers Dorolhy Walle Edna Williams WARWICK BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION To promo+e an in+eres+ in beelceeping is Ihe aim of+l'1e Warwick Beelceeper s Associalion one of our mos? popular clubs Presldenl EVERETT WRIGHT Vice Presidenl EDWARD HAND Corresponding Secrelary WILLIAM KEACH Recording Secrefary HUGO DEWILDT Adviser LESLIE ABBOTT MEMBERS George Bransford Edward Hand Judson Keach Daniel McCombs Hugo DeWild+ Carl Hegburq Harold Lyons Evereif Wrighl William Dunlap Alfred Hopluns William Mallory -ss N I836, a group of men who had come wirh Roger Williams from Massachusefrs founded a village on fhe banlcs of a river called Paw+uxe+ by The neighboring Indian fribes. The village was given fhe name of fhe river. H' was nof long before several grisf mills, a large shoddy mill, and a ma- chine shop were erecfed beside fhe falls. The slcefch below is drawn from an oil pain+ing picfuring 'rhe Paw+uxe+ Falls as fhey were a+ fhal' lime. ,f yi X i i ATHLETICS FOOTBALL , 3 . Firsf Row, Leff fo Righh W. Galloqly, E. Thayer, R. Barker, X .-. R. Andorion, B. Nygfroni C.ipI.aing L. .loyal R.Ch.1rr:v1, C. Dr:il'au,J.Gall0qly Second Row, Leff fo Right: A. Orrnrrrdrwd, Mfanmner: T. Rowan J. Bal rf,, N. Power, C. Lugo, E. Mil C. Ki-n-511, L,.G1rd,nr-r, ll Wyii, L. Lccby, V. Zuflolelli Third Row, Leff fo Righlz C. Hcqan, N, Daria R, Atwood, R. Tinlrer, R. Lehar, Coach: C. MacDonald, R. Percival, K. Arnold, K. Bar Iccr HEN Coach Lehan sfarfed +o build a fooiball 'Ieam Ihis year, he had a iob on his hands. C-5raduaI'ion had made several vacancies in Ihe ranks of foo'rball men, and These places were nof easily filled. Because Ieamworlc was lacking, Ihe firsi' four games of I'he season ended in defeat However, led by Capiain Nysfrom, and inspired by Barker's sfeady, me+hodical playing, 'rhe feam rushed info fhe end of Ihe season in a blaze of glory. They had learned Io play fogefherg 'rhey had learned Ihaf +eamworIn always pays. Whai' beH'er lesson could be learned in any school? WARWICK OPPONENTS CRANSTON 0 24 COMMERCIAL 0 6 WEST WARWICK 0 2 TECH O I3 MT. ST. CHARLES 6 0 CLASSICAL 6 O EAST PROVIDENCE I3 2 X 164- HE facf fhal' our soccer feam did noi' receive afhlefic leHers fhis year is no indicafion of rheir lack of abiliiy or perse- verance. They played a regular schedule, buf because rhis year is only 'rhe second year of organized soccer in our school, and in accord- ance wiih I'he A. A. rules, leHers were noi' awarded. To develop an organized feam is no easy faslc, and Mr. Ruderi' should be given credif for such admirable resulis. Soccer is rapidly becoming a popular spor'r af War- wick. The call for Dlayers was heeded by a very large number of recruifs. Wi+h a con- 'rinuance of all presenf inI'eres+s, Warwick should place a winning 'ream in Ihe soccer league nexl year. VJARWICI4 OPPONENTS PAWTUCKET 0 4 CRANSTON I 4 EAST GREENWICH 3 0 HOPE 2 I CRANSTON I 6 PAWTUCKET I I PAWTUCKET 2 4 EAST GREENWICH I 3 Firs1'Row, Lefffo Righf W Henry R Heffernan B Giblin Capfa n H Fel Ion, H. Hollinqwo Second Row, Leif +o Rlghl' A Fish A Sisson L Sheldon H Bradford M. Gaines, A, Geneva Third Row, Leff fo Righf K Kelley John Rude-rf Coach A Conn SOCCER GIRLS' Firsi Row, Leff fo Righfz V, Cooney, G. Thomas, M. Wilson, R. Greene, L. Parkinson, Caofainj R. Raymond. S. Ferguson, R. Jerreff, F. I-laffon Second Row, Leff Io Righf: M. Campbell, E. Baclwefder, E. Wheeler, R. I-lenry, C. Cali, Coach: R. Sfaples, R. Tffany, Managert M, Anderson. M, Bourgaize. M. Coufcher OR many years Ihe girls a+ Warwick have held 'rhe +i+Ie of SI'aI'e Champions. This year fhey again had ii' wifhin reach, buf Iosf ii' by a single game. In spiie of Ihis defea+ Ihey deserve praise, noi only for Iheir enviable record buf also for 'rheir Irue sporfsmanship. As in Vicfory so in defeaf, Ihey are living in hope of regaining Iheir +i+Ie nexi' year. Wifh Ihe exceIIen+ record of Ihe Ieam of '33, we shouId'rc-:member fhe ou1'sI'anding work of CapI'ain Lillian Parkinson, Ri'ra Greene, and Mary Wilson. WARWICK OPPONENTS EAST GREENWICH 35 Il ALUMNI 22 I3 NICKERSON HOUSE 39 I2 EAST GREENWICH 3I 6 WEST WARWICK 27 20 Y. W. C. A. I4 6 NICKERSON HOUSE 44 27 WEST WARWICK ll I6 WEST WARWICK . I9 20 4. .-66, BASKETBALL INNING or losing, no baskefball Team in fhe sI'a+e can claim I'ha+ il' possesed a greafer amounf of spiri+ fhan did our Team. Whelher I'hey were ahead or behind, whefh- er +he game was imporfanl or no+, our boys showed Thai' fine spirii 'thai' has always marked a Warwiclc Team. Har- mony among 'rhe boys proved +o be one of Their mos'r praise- worihy assels. Man for man our Ieam probably could noi have gained a grea'r deal of recognifion, bul' as a combina- Iion fhey proved 'rhemselves comparable +o any ofher feam in Ihe sI'aI'e. The coaching of fhis Ieam should be given no IiH'le amouni of praise. Allhough our gym, a rafher small and inadequafe affair, had +o be used for many olher feams and clubs, a+ no lime during Ihe season did our squad show a Iaclc of coaching. The necessary shorl' praclice sessions were cerlainly used +o good advanlage. WARWICKQPPQIXIELITS VVAFVVIFK OPPCIJEIITJ ALUMNI 20 I6 WEST WARWICK 24 EAST GREENWICH 33 9 CRANSTON . 28 WEST WARWICK 23 I6 LA SALLE I3 EAST GREENWICH 47 I0 WOONSOCKET 27 LA SALLE , .. 2l 29 CLASSICAL 33 R. I. STATE FRESHMEN II 44 CRANSTON I5 CENTRAL , I0 2I PLAY OFFS CLASSICAL ,. 25 22 HOPE 24 WOONSOCKET 23 32 CLASSICAL 28 Firsf Row, Lefl Io Righl: J. Maher, B. Nyslrcfn, VV Gallcgl E O N III C I-Io Capiain: K. Vaufihn, R, Charrrn, E. Wheeler, L S Iom Second Row, Leif 'Io Righl: R. James, Assis+an+ anarl o TCL. a qeau, E. Colwell, H. Jarlgn, Manacer: Mr. Sc urmar ca C Ken on Bailey, Jarnci Maher, Mr, Rude , Aisizlanl Coach Third Row, Leff Io Right J. Sclmanic, M. Kev le L Andor n n Thofmvf , C, .,If1rL'Yfr W, lliflfolxon A. I3'3 r'?5 rarlb I-I crnan BASKETBALL BOYS' CROSS COLI TRY irs+ Row, Lefl fo Righ+: H. Sraley, K. Arnold, H. Green, M. Gainoa Carrlain cl Trark' F. Clernfvnls, E. Wlwccler, Caplain of Cross Cfvunlrv, H. Cnauvin econd Row, Leif lo Riglwfz C. Maheson, C, Kenyon. R. Tinker, F. Colx-.Qll, Jolwn Rudrzrl, Coaflw: K. Kelley, W. Nicholson, A. Geneva, N. Curl dy Third Row, Leif fo Rigl'l+: F. Raymond, H. Knulrcr, C. Hogan L. Trudeau, VV. Gallcgly. P.Jol1n5cn,J. Nelson, L. Joyal, N. Poller, R. Cock. HIS year Warwick's frack leam enlerecl 1'l're Class A division. ln +l1e recenf meel' a++l1e Armory, Warwick placed rhird among 'rlwe o+l1er leading lrack feams of l'l1e s+a're. ln view of 1'l1e fad 1'l'1a+ +l1is was our boys' firs+ large meef, +l1ey are 'ro be praised for acquir- ing even a +l1ird raring. Wi+l1 Tinker running +l1e hurdles, Chauvin and Kelley running +l1e dashes, and Gaines iumping, +l'1e Warwick feam expec+s +0 beH'er ifs sfanding before fhe end of 'rhe season. Our cross counlry 'ream has many fai+l1ful members, and al+l1ougl1 we do nol' hear of flier? oH'en, 'rhey are conlinually doing good wor . CROSS COUNTRY WARWICK OPPONENTS MOSES BROWN . ,, 33 25 PAWTUCKET . 40 I5 BURRILLVILLE , 36 25 EAST PROVIDENCE 33 22 INDOOR TRACK WARVWCK OPPONENTS LASALLE , 34 36 LASALLE 25 45 R. l. lnfersclwolasfic League-Class A tx Third Place-I2 -68- TRACK and EITHER fhe Iaclc of nafural ice nor fhe improper facilifies for pracficing pre- venfed our boys from producing a good feam. Our new coach, Mr. Adams, has suc- ceeded well even in fhe face of all olosfacles. Alfhough fhe Warwick feam did nof win fhe championship, if did have fhe honor of plac- in fwo of ifs members on fhe AII-Sfafe feam. Cffiarlie Gardiner, one of fhe besf defense men in fhe league, was All-S+a+e choice for righf defense and Ed Thayer, whose record is rivaled by none, was AII-Sfafe choice for goalie. Wifh fhese fwo players and ofher regulars of fhis season on fhe feam nexf year, Warwiclc has high hopes of finishing in firsf place. WAP. OPFCIJ, WAP, OPPOIQJ. Firsf Row, Leff fo Righf A Or c 1 C G dner JoyaI E Thayer R in Second Row, Leff fo Rnghf R V a acer r r r hirff Gan: Lif'C,C'I-J Gyn? CRANSTON . . , I I 2 3 CENTRAL O 4 0 O EAST PROVIDENCE 2 I I 2 CLASSICAL 2 I 2 0 MT. ST. CHARLES 3 3 I 2 LA SALLE , I I O I HOPE 0 3 0 0 Ivor. C. Macllcra d, C. a Aazfrf, Cqfivw G. Pal Iv' M fr' :TCF HOCKEY 4....,Y 'S 2' BASEBALL , 4 ks -iw rcrf nr 3, ,im WL A C Q H l,,lo,AE,,1 M PD lim FB C+ NDER The able coaching of Mr. ScoH, 'lhe i932 baseball +eam proved 'ro be a real hazard for all of our opponenls. Bob Davies, our s+ar piicher, and Fran Burns, who did remarkable worlc al' shor+ s'rop, could noi be duplica'red in The en+ire league. Our in- field was impenelrableg very seldom did an opponen'r gef a safe hi+1'hrough1'hese close- worlcing players. The qualify of lheir +eam- worlvwas shown by lheir many double plays. The ouffielders also showed fheir experl' Training. Smilh, Thayer, and Bailey leff very liHle of 'rhis seclion unguarded, and few hifs were oul' of 'rheir reach. -70- BASEBALL HE world fhrives on compehhon Baseball offers a form of com pehhon which cannol be easily duplucaied Thai is why Amer :ca s in+eres+ In baseball will never wane Baseball is mvlgorahng I+ is a shmulan+1'o bofh fhe mind and body A greal amounl' of slull and quiclc fhmlung is necessary +o play ball Baseball greally develops co ordmahon belween 'rhe mind and body and befween dncferenf feam members Thus baseball plays a very imporlani par? in fhe de velopmenl of a growing boy Baseball will conhnue +o be a greaf and unless ll' becomes over emphasized which l am sure will noi happen If fhe coaches con'rlnue1'o'reach fhe game as fhey have in +he pasi' Baseball IS easy for The speclarors io undersiand Hs simple rules are much easier 'ro follow lhan rhe more complucaied ones of foolball baslceiball and hockey Many hmes in +hese laHer sporls fhe aver age onlooker lcnows very llHle of wha'r is going on or why 'rhe official is achng as he IS Bu+ baseball is so simple lhal' lhe spec'ra+ors know +he reason for fhe umpire s every move even lo fhe exfeni' fhai' fhey somehmes vigorously conresr his decisions There is one deplorable siluahon in baseball. I+ is considered smar+ baseball when a player can razz an opponenl fo such an ex- +en+ 1'ha+ he loses his effecliveness. Now, whoever heard of a golfer riding his opponen'r? Such a fhing would be lhoughl' of as unsporfs- manlilce and would cerlainly noi be iolerared. Why can'+ lhe same aHi+ucle be falcen in baseball? l'm sure ihal' if such were fhe case, baseball, which is already a greal game, would be greafly improved and sfill more popular. Chesrer Hogan '33 - 1l - HOUSE CLEANING Here s a 'rale of cleanmg house' Pockefs full of nalls Four and I'wen'ry dusI' pans Scrubbung brooms and pauls When I'he door IS opened Wife begins Io sung JusI' help me move 'rhus bureau here And hang 'rhns puclure won I' you dear7 And Iake +ha'r carpe+ by Ihe door And sIre+ch Ihls one a Il+I'Ie more And drive Ihas nall and screw Ihls screw And here s a lob I have for you Thus closef door will never calch I Ihlnk you II have Io fix I'he larch Ancl oh whale you re aboul' II' John I wnsh you d puI The cormce on And hang Ihls curI'am When you re clone I II hand you up 'the olher one This box has gof 'ro have a hlnge Before I can pul' on I'he frlnge And won I you mend 'rhal broken chalr7 I d luke a hook pul' up rlghi' Ihere The bureau drawer musi' have a knob I really hare Io ask you dear Bu? could you fix a brackel' here7 Jungle Jangle Jangle Jungle Gee I wash Ihal' I was slngle M A FRESHMAN S IDEA OF A SENIOR A Freshman Ihmks 'rhe Seniors are a bunch of s+uck ups The Sensors speak of a Freshman as belng a baby and ofher Ihmgs buf Ihey all were Freshmen once The Seniors are upper class s'I'ucIenI's buf because Ihey are 'rhey do noI' have Io fake 1+ ouI' on us Some of I'he Senlors are very mce Io Ihe Freshmen bu'r mos+ of Ihem have 'rhelr fun wllh Ihe babies as I'hey call us The Sensors wull ofI'en send us on a wlld goose chase and we donf like II ByM H AFreshman W H S THE RIVER Three cenfuries since a slender silver slream In quuel flow' passed Ihese banks - gleam Amld I'he song of burd Ihe dove s sofl coo On my calm breasI' Ihe redman s IngI1+ canoe Flashed In and ou'r or lingered for a flsh To grace has feasl' a wholesome cornmeal us Then came 'rhe paleface from across I'he wave Seeking 'ro hold me back 'ro make me slave Turning huge wafer wheels Ihe corn Io grand Or saw ou+ boards from Ihe Iall oak and pme My way wlfh barriers of wood and earfh They blocked I'lII I In FIOIOUS conquering mlrI'h Their bounds o er leaped wlI'h gllsfenlng foamung spray And loaned conI'en1' I'he waI'ers of Ihe bay LUCY LAWRENCE 33 JOHNNY HAS HIS TROUBLES Ive finished wlfh my supper and I m don nmg hal' and coal' And Im sneakmg ou+ Ihe door Io have some fun I Ihnnk I'haI no one s heard me and I m feel :ng preHy smarl' When Johnny' Is all your homework done7 Aw heck' For goodness sake' Oh gee' Say ma do you mean me7 You know I do now you come here and sul' rnghl' over Ihere Now gel your book and for an hour don I dare move from Ihal chaur' I grumble sfall and glower and wish I'haI' I were dead And finally my homeworks done bu'r I'hen II' s Ilme for bed HAZEL KANE 36 I . . a . - ' Cl' II. ' And here's anoI'her IiI'I'Ie iob- I ' I ' ' L. ., '36 ' ' -72- KT T T ARWICK was noi wifhoul' i+s share of s+irring evenfs during fhe days preceding 'rhe American Revolurion. To prove our asserlion, we cife fhe following srorys On a poin+ of land parfly submerged in fhe wafers of Upper Narraganserl' Bay, lhe schooner Gaspee ran aground when pursuing a small American vessel on June IO I772 Thai' evening +he schooner was caplured and burned by fhe Amerl cans ever since The sand polnl' has been called Gaspee Poml' EVENTS rx L4..f ff w Z II II ' . I . . . . . . I I . . ' I + 1 .I . , . K ' 7 i ff I ' l ,,s Nl. . mix X :W I E- no f NK- Sf 1 K, fax, . V f Kal If - 1 A Y 'Jail-i'?1 L FACULTY PLAY irsi Row, Leif fo Right M735 Daniele, Mr. Adams, Miss Wrighr, Miss B. Dai ,, Mr.RGl:erf:OV1, Mr.Ruder+ econd Row Leif io Ri h'I': Mr. Cooper, Mies Clarke, Mr. Wedlczk, Mr. I 9 Fernald, Mizs Kcralewsky, Mr. Griffin N December 2, fhe facully presenfecl Dulcy by Kaufman and Connelly. Miss Koralewslcy as Dulcy could noi' have been beH'er. ln fhe role of lhe frivolous young second wife, Miss Daniels again proved 'lhal' she is a greai li++le aclress. Our +wo newcomers, Mr. Cooper and Mr. Adams, gave colorful charac+eriza+ions-Mr. Cooper as Dulcy's husband and Mr. Adams as a conceiied young scenario wri'rer. Mr. Fernald was very convincing as +he +ired busi- ness man wifh lumbago. Miss Berfha Daily personified romance in her role of Angela. Mr. Wedloclc, debonair as always, made life miser- able for The characiers in a way which greally amused +he audience. Dulcy Gordon Smifh Mr. Forbes Mrs. Forbes Angela Willy Vincenl Leach Mr. Van Dylre Mr. Paiierson Mr. SlerreH Henry Direclor Prompfress CAST Rose Koralewslry Henry J. Cooper Wildron Fernald Madelyn Daniels Berlha Daily Eldon Wedloclr Henry J. Adams Marshall Roberison Mario Pera John R. Ruderf Ernesf W. Griffin Eleanor Clarke Jean L. Wrighf ...74, H ii HE Romaniic Young Lady , by G. Mariinez Sierra, was produced by ihe Senior Class on February I0 before a large audience. Ro- sario, l'he roman'fic young lady , was well characlerized by Virginia Heroux. Mary Hailon, as 'l'he wise old grandmoiher, saw everylhing and said liHle. The snoopy family servan'l', Riia Greene, drew many a laugh from l'he audience. Earl Mills, William Davies, and Leonard Sandberg behaved iusl' as one would' expecl' 'rhe brolhers of a romaniic young lady io behave. The Spanish genlleman who sup- plied lhe romance was suavely played by Wilfred Briggs, and his ser- vanl, Brandon Wighi, looked like a characler our of Dickens. Rosario Dona Barbariia Don Luis Felipe Emilio Pepe Mario Irene Maria Pepa Don Juan Amelia Guillermo de Cordoba Direcior Slage Managers Frank Brailey, Irving Rollins Prom plress , Virginia Heroux Mary Haiion Wilfred Briggs William Davies Earl Mills Leonard Sandberg Priscilla Murray Riia Greene Alfred Zuffoleili Lillian Parkinson Brandon Wight Miss Helen Fenner and Russell James Enice Hanlon Firsl Row, Leif 'lo Right: Mary l-lallon, Earl Mills, Riia Greene, Miss Fenner, Lillian Parkinson, Leonard Sandberg, Virginia l-leroux Second Row, Lefl lo Right: Brandon Vvighi, Russell James, Enicc Hanlon, Wi'ired Briggs, Frnnk Braliey, Prisiiiila Murray, Irving Rollins, William Davies SENIOR PLAY g THE JUNIOR PROM Sofl Iughls and 'rhe sweel musuc of Hal Sheflers orcheslra made I'he Junuor Prom on February I7 a glamorous affaur We dud no'r realuze 'rhal' Ihere were so many preH'y gurls and handsome genlle men a+ Warwuck Hugh Everyone came oul un hus shunung besl' and The eflecl' was mosl edufyung II was a very exclusuve par'ry for no crashung was allowed We en oyed our Prom all by ourselves and were I oroughly selfish and happy We danced we laughed we gossuped The facully beamed Leonard Looby and Muss Wrughl' looked umpor'ran+ and suc cessful Then ul was all over Once more Ihe Jumor Prom had come and gone Bu'r Ihe precuous memorues of ul wull long remaun THE HALLOWE EN PARTY Under Ihe durecluon of Mrs Culf and Mr Ruderl 'rhe Hallowe en parly was an enuoyable affaur The Grand March broughl' oul' some dashung coslumes and Ihe Iraduluonal Warwuck Hugh Ghosl' Walk proved Io bea screamung success The Junuors wu'rh Ihe aud of Leonard Looby and hus lop hal' sold gallons of uce cream and The Senuors Sophomores and Fresh men had aH'rac+uve boolhs whuch were kepl' busy Ihe en+ure evenung The orcheslra was all pepped up and even Ihough The cornslalks go'r all over The floor everyone enuoyed I'he dancung THE GILBERT STUART PLAYS Warwuck has done excepluonal work un dramahcs Ihus year In adduluon Io l'he suc cessful class plays produced wulhun The school The Bushop s Canclleshcks was vuc Ioruous un fhe prelumunarues for Ihe New Eng land Compehhon whuch was held al' e Gulberl Sluarl Hugh School on March 25 The casl The Bushop Calvun MacDonald Persome Janel Yorslon Marue Vurgunua Heroux Caplaun of Gendarmes Charles Tallman Gendarmes Davud Brown Francus Colwell Dureclor Muss Eleanor Clarke Our play +oge'rher wuI'h Ihe one from Technucal Hugh Schoo wenl +o Manchesler New Hampshure Io represenl Rhode Island un I'he New England Compehluon O Warwuckl ONE ACT PLAY COMPETITION Much fume and efforl' was spenl' un pre parung Ihe class plays for I'he one acl' play compeluhon held on March 3 I The Senuors won fursl' place wu'I'h I'heur producluon Thurs'r The achon of Ihus play 'rook place un I'he dungeon of a medueval caslle and Ihe seHung produced a splendud effecl' The casl uncluded only Ihree char acfers Charles Kenyon John Hannah and Brandon Wughl' Kenyon and Hannah surprused us un Iheur flrsf aHempI al' dra malucs and Wughl' conlunued I'he fune acl ung he has always shown Allhough Ihe Senuors won Ihe compehluon Ihe Junuors vu - - - u- - - The Convlcl' , I Richard Wade . . . H1 . I ' I I O U . - 76 - T were nof far behlnd wlfh fheur hllarlous comedy The Weddmg sfarrmg Roberf Wood and Emlly Tlfus The sefflng was rn fhe groom s bedroom and fhe acflon cen fered around a losf collar buffon The Sophomore play Jon was a dlfflculf fype of play fo produce and a very dra mafnc piece of work The Freshmen pre senfed A Lady of Pam anofher play m fhe llghf mood The ludges were Mnss Adelaude Paffer son Professor of Dramafucs af R I College of Educahon Muss Flora Curhs Dean of Pawfuckef Hugh School and Mrs Eva Hesse Dlrecfor of Dramaflcs af Cenfral A LADY OF PAIN Mrs Sherman Kafherlne Gallogly Mrs Larrlmore Dorofhy Keyes Mary Sherman Grace Elluson Isabelle Hazel Dullon Jack Fosfer Roland Anger Bess Whlfe Dallas Leonard Brooks Rice Fred Newman Kafue Lee Kemp Beulah Dow J Wilson Dodd Wllluam Nrcholson Sfage Managers Harry Hnckey John Clarke and Alberf Jaeger Dlrecfor Muss Eleanor Clarke JON on Francls Gallagher Grandmofher Marguerlfe Roberfson Myra Dorofhy Race Pefer Paul Johnson an Barbara Wllllams Larry Louls Anderson Flsherfolk Gladys Maxwell Esfher Armsfrong Bessle Manchesfer Eugene Pernaveau Donald Smlfh Sfage Managers John Polls and Edna Coulfhursf Dlrecfor Mr HenryJ Cooper THE WEDDING The Brrdegroom Roberf Wood The Besf Man Wnlllam Gref The Bride Emlly Tlfus The Groomsman Leonard Looby The Brldegroom s Mofher Elsle Coupe The Bride s Fafher Frank Chrlsfle The Bride s Aunf Margaref Early Sfage Managers Andrew Comsfock and Evereff Molloy Durecfors Mr Adams and Miss Wrughl' THIRST Lord Shandon Charles Kenyon Groyd Brandon Wrghf Sfage Managers Frank Brafley and Russell James Dlrecfor Mr Eldon D Wedlock HULDA OF HOLLAND Hulda of Holland a muslcal comedy In fhree acfs by May Hewes Dodge and John Wilson Dodge was presenfed on May I9 by fhe Glee Culb under fhe dlrec fron of Mr Pera and Mlss Koralewsky If was fhe second affempf af anyfhlng un fhls llne and proved fo be very successful All fhe characfers were well porfrayed Mlss Folleff puf Infe Info fhe chorus by feachmg fhe members several dance sfeps fo ac company fhe songs The Casf Hulda Jessie Kunloch Jerry Heyden Frank Whufe Pefer Cafs John Hannah Jacob Hoogenbeefs Frank Pelley Kafrma Vlrgnma Heroux Vrouw Cafs Barbara Carpenfer Jan Sfeen Lufher Sheldon Jimmy Sfone Elmer Wheeler Adnan Sfeen Francls Colwell High School. The casfs are as follows: Duke Shaffo John Hannah J . ' ' - 17 ... ASSEMBLIES November IO An lmpressrve Armlshce Day Program was dlrecled by Mrs Dlclunson November 28 Caplam Osborne spoke on Auslralla December I3 Mlss Koralewslcy sponsored a program In honor of Ihe American composer McDowell Mlss Ada Wulson a former Warwlclc gurl played several prano selechons which were enlhusl asllcally received December 20 A Chrlslmas play Why Ihe Chimes Rang was presenled by Mrs Read and Mlss Fenner January I2 Mr Gaylord Douglas Iallced on The Paras Peace Pacl' January 3 I The Glee Club under Ihe dlrec hon of Mr Pera gave a muslcal as sembly February 2 I Miss Edgerlon from Kalherlne GlbbS School spoke +0 I'he Jumor and Senlor commerclal sludenls February 28 The Social Science s'I'udenI's under Ihe dlreclron of Mr Scoll dra mahzed Ihe Cons+11I'uI'lonaI Convenhon March 7 The Freshman Sophomore and Jumor Senior Debales were held The Sophomores and Sensors were vc Iorlous Mar I4 Mr Crawford of fhe New Yorlc New Haven and Harlford Railroad Company Iallced on Safely March 2I The Sophomore Sensor debale look place The Sophomores won 'rhe Champuonshlp Aprll I8 We wenl' Around Ihe World In Slxly Mmules Ihrough Ihe courlesy of Ihe Aylsworlh Travel Agency April 25 Mr Griffin s Chemlslry sludenls enlerlamed us May I9 An Arbor Day program was con ducled by Mr Abboll s classes May I6 Mass Hull drrecled a musical program May 23 Hood Company agaln vlslled us Hoops me hearhesl May 30 Honor Day We applauded our shlnmg sI'ars June 6 Mlss Cohen s lovely ladies paraded for our benefll' June I3 Mlss Sonne and Mr ulll ex hlblfed 'rhe work of Ihe drawmg classes June I4 Class Day The Seniors showed us whal' Ihey could do - I .. ' :Q' ' 'FT I-15.- HE Warwiclc Cenfral Bapfisf Church, locafed in Apponaug, is one of 'rhe finesl' examples of Colonial archi'rec'rure in our ci'I'y. This liH'le while church, which will soon be one hundred years old, has a close conneclion wilh Warwick High School in fhe minds of many of our Alumni. When our high school building was desfroyed by fire in i924 lhls church opened als doors +o our s+udenl's and +hus aided In less emng our muslorfune ALUMNI -D X 5. 1 .L H47 , Q'i.!5.e ff F ,nl If M l l i I 5 I Mgggixrfilafl 7,Lae...4g3,'.':5F':gfj, Q L' , A V fm-1-sift' , af - ' -3- f Xe- , if-X s . f f X ws: 4, A .wx-A?El.:. il-A11 f if f f.,g.:g:i ::'1f i5g:gQ,f affix A-1-fu,,4. :.'fz'jx,':A -gi -L -r-'--ig-Q, A fi, 1 ir-f 2z:'f,41-Lv ': 424-1i-nTii1x - . JJ If , E M, , A- , . N I ,uli J, yl l i 4 ill yr , . ,- Y -, y A U .N 7 -avg: .-U-jjj., ,xg ,i X . .,f 4 X f X . ,lull f' . .. gl ,limi ff dv 2112. sr. .5 43 iq- ff- I 53 A N:-Qqgigm 5:45.-P..r:E ' 4, .i 33:11-Llrifgzgql A , X flag-fg1,'ff'Q,,,:--w gxgih Ez? in 1 cl- -...' -:wil -. c - .. -- -W1-F1 'ff c ,ww ...,.. , , 4 - wg :. l 3.3 if , lily fit,-f , -' ll W , ff . - :r'1'lf' 3'fla7z'3 ' ' l , 1-will I 'pf -'Puff ' .-,fic 5 All ll llff 1 J 'yi L, 222151 W , VM 'fl 1 g all lvilit , fri1al,i:Tv.i'1. ,'Vwl, - , , 'Gs , 'C if . - ' ,. 4 -X X'-fr x ri? . ., l f V 'N 3 -- ill 'if -' ff. lf, 'J ' lv ll ,if ' X' - -fe-f--e - i ' 1 it ' f '-L ' V ld Charloffe Jones Cafherlne Grlmshaw Garland Russell I Even when a chlld I definlfely nnfended Arf as my career A few years affer leavlng Warwick Hrgh School I was forfunafe In securing fhe affenfuon of a prommenf commercial arflsf who offered fo share her Provldence sfudlo wlfh me If was here fhaf I firsf underfook commercual work fashlon drawnng and lewelry desngnlng The arhsf wufh whom I was assoclafed was faken all and for a year I found myself responsible for all fhe available free lance arf work fhaf Provrdence afforded Nexf I wenf fo New York where I spenl a very profifable year Improving my work I leff New York for Muamn Florlda where I enloyed fhe pafronage of several exclusnve specaalfy shops for whom I drd fashion drawings and deslgmng If was al' fhns fume fhal' I complefed a Syndlcafecl Series of Drawings for a new Arl' Service I refurned fo Providence where I was apponnfed Arf Dlrecfor for fhe Shepard Sfores where I am now employed CHARLOTTE JONES O The career of Cafherme Grlmshaw Warwuck l926 should prove an lnsplrafnon fo fhose among us who are planning fo enfer fhe nursing profession Affer beung graduafed from fhe Rhode Island Hosprlal Tralnlng School In February I930 she became afflllafed wlfh fhe Lymg In Hospxfal nn Providence Since fhaf fume she has seen service an fhe Charles V Chapm Hospufal fhe Crawford Allen Hospufal fhe Massachuseffs General Hospufal and fhe Pefer Benf Brlgham Hospnfal of Bosfon In January I93l Miss Grlmshaw was appomfed Nurse of fhe Healfh Deparfmenf In Warwrck where she IS now especially asso clafed wrfh Chrld Healfh and Tuberculosus Work O Alfhough Garland Russell Ieff Warwick only four years ago he has already broughf fame fo has alma mafer This young man who preaches af fhe Manfon Avenue Baphsf Church IS fhe youngesf pasfor In fhe sfafe He wlll be graduafed from Brown Unlverslfy nn June Af Brown he was recenfly elecfed fo membership In Phu Befa Kappa and Sngma Xu nafnonal honor socuefles 80 CLASS NOTES 922 Upon gracluahon from Warwuck an l922 Raymond Luff mafruculaled al' R l Slafe College He was gradualed from fha? nn shluhon m l926 wlfh a B S degree Dur mg +he nexl year he was a member of fhe Brown Unlversrly Graduafe School Mr Lufl' IS now IH fhe McGlll Umversuly School of Medicine Monfreal Canada He IS preparing +o be a physlclan and wall some day make Warwick even more proud of hum Than af presen+ 927 Shorlly afler leaving Warwuck Alfon W Thomas en+ered +he Mefropolllan Buble School al Waukesha Wusconsun where he look up general mlsslonary and rellglous framing Allon who feels a sfrong call fo mlssuon service In elfher Chlna or Ausfralna as shll connecfed wlfh fhe Buble School ln dlfferenl capacohes He 6SSIS'l'S In lhe general program of ihe Church and his achvlhes have laken hum from Wlsconsm +o 'rhe Paclfic Coasl and +he Easl' He has assusfecl un evangelnsfac work In Wlsconsln Mrchlgan and lllmols Clarence Lofgrem of R l Sfale IS a member of Phu Kappa Phu nahonal honor socnefy 929 Elazabelh Wrnghl us on lhe Dean s Lusl al Pembroke Davud Slranghl was elecied +o Sugma Xu al Brown Rulh Shauler was elecled lo Phu Bela Kappa a+ Pembroke 930 Ellzabelh Whrllaker IS on lhe Deans Lls+ ai' Pembroke Harold Olsen recenlly won a fwo hun versl+y 932 Avery Ellls was ln fhe one ac? plays af R I S+a+e fhus year AT COLLEGE 92 Phyllus Adams R l College of Educahon Richard Archer Brown Luella Barnes R l Sl'a+e Owen Burlwlsfle-R l Sfafe Lucllle Clarke R l Sfale lrvlng Cooper R l Sl'a+e Avery Ellis R l Slale May Gref Pembroke MGFIOFIG Hargreaves Pembroke Clarence Hawkes Brown Hope Handel R l S+a+e Mildred Hollmgworlh R l Sfale John Howard Brown Alice Kearsley Bryan? S+raHon Louvan Lockwood R l Sfale Rulh Lockwood R l Slale Gaelano Marzalln R I S+a+e Horace NoH'e-Yale School of Ari' Doris Rice R l College of Educahon Waller Rollins Brown Wulluam Rowe Brown Joseph Walcox R l College of Pharmacy I . 1 I 5 Q ' . . 5 I s ' ' . l 3 - ' - - - dred dollar scholarship af Brown Uni- I 3 ' ' - . . ...gl- IN MEMQRY OF OUR BELOVED TEACHER ARTHUR C NICOLL TRUE SENSE AND THE REMEMBRANCE OE HIM LIES DEEPLY IMPRESSED ON THE MINDSOEALLHISFRIENDSATWARWICK 82 HE WAS A PERFECT GENTLEMAN IN THE LONG +I'Ie shores of Apponaug Cove many relics o'II'I1e Narragan- seH' Indians may be found, for 'rI1e+ribe used +I1is Iocafion as a summer camp. Once a year +I1e Indians from I'I1e infe- rlor would vIsI+ Ilwe Induans of I'I1e coas+ and feasf on saI+ waler fish sI1eII lush and o'rI1er seaslmore dellcacles, In re furn, +I1e Indians wI1oIIved near I'I1e sea were lnvuled Io vIsI'r I'I1eIr Inland nelglu bors and banquel' on deer, 'fresh waI'er FISI1, and berries ADVERTISEMENTS II PS1 I 1' 1' Im , NX 'yy-f' X A 2 I fl 1- fi XVY , fig-KV fx . . . . . . 0 . . . . 'hx X lv-aim ,V I il . -we , I Q, so I ' . ' ' I f' 1 1' - Q A . I W I... u we , I 1 Nfl ,, :ff , , -si? III se 'g A- .wi if , T-13 x -1- nl r.. I . A 51 xr , K..-L--4221 ',1,,. I f!'x.XXg ' Ir ,+,,' QW i- . f I' l 54 iv: 1: W ' Us J, ya' ' ' -,If ' N 4, Q' ,H X .S-yr, ,Jbg? ':T.-'- I III! I Ljifx gi.3:5 ? if I I - IH I 1:4f ax .I I II I 2' UI I I I' ' . s I, y I - II, I ' 'X , we I ' X S I I , - K ., ,' ' I X I II II I ' In, ,' I II .. 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O ' 7 'mix ' CI IJ 4 CJ ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE CO 20 MATHEWSON ST PROVIDENCE I2 I C Ulllflllllll nfs MAYOR PEIRCE H BRERETQN An Englush Teacher Only 'lwo people passed The l'es+ un puncluahon and lhe Seniors are supposed 'ro be fhe cream of lhe school' Byrne God help +he slummed mullc START NOW Tflkc 1 f1111nc11l IITNLHCOIX 1115 SLC lust v1l1c1c Nou Xu t L gc L11 t T101 1111 l11gl1u txcc Xcf Phenix Trust Company ' XXLC Ol UI' X TLRIJXH T of stg111d.ltis rho I'CfZ,Ul2lI'L1l1Ll sys1c111g1tic saver who Hnally sl1g1l' l1 ' j1ld1 frui 1 ' 11 1 'K' ' ct '1 1. ,Nljl O. ' Q Tl liflf lff SA f f ' IWVIQNINCQS Y O S F B Rlchmond ff Son 1 1 1111 Rm! 11 U1 1110111118 NIONLNII X IS Our Junuor SIAILARN NlXlxl lxo M ss Shop 1 I1 l1 l1 m1 . 1 g 111m II IS I WL 111 1 so 1 1 L 0 llllk I s Uk L X g IX UBXXLC Aslle lm golng away +o 'ralce muslc lessons Frlend also neighbor Good' l-low far7 Our adv1ce lo cerlaln saxophone players IS Prachce wl'1a'r you screeclw L H BELLIN STUDIO x FX IIDI XC I S X A BROUIII l'f1olo,111 Pfitl PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CLASS OF I933 I11v1tcs chg Clsass of 1934 , 1 Q Q 1719 'isa XX- ' XX, V7 A f ll 11111 -1111 1 11 11 111 . X I , , 4. ,. - . Lis 1 1 'X .1 , , 11 W - f 1 V I , Q- 3 s I J-J 1 . 1' , . Spqlxs lc ig Hlool 4i14Is'l.111g11.1g1-I . ..lc1 'V 41 l ' INCCI- g plum for tl1c l1igl -'lo1l c1'oxx'1l. ll.N l1'1Au Ll1.11 5' Ll N l lm c simple l111m'lm111 ul111l1us you 1l1'c.1111 'l'L'lClJl1UIlC CL1Acc11xx' rd I-H111 1111. xxo,11'111g. .XII lrllld ywrigus will l11 H4 Ilixxgl. UlU'.14.VNXY.ltVli PUNK, 1 11' NlII1lI11'Nl .1ll1 1 .1111.c. mum, HW .-Xlli 1 , ' ,. 11, 1. 0 Q , l'l'K ' i llllillll lll,,1XlJ 5 , - .fr - I A 1 - C0111 111114 11fx 11 C0111 711111611248 SENIOR JUNIGR CLASS CLASS l933 l934 b d es Cfllllfllllllt lIfY of C0111j1l11111 nfs of SGPHOMORE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS I935 I936 111 SWfW 1 N Y A driver of a cerfain prehis+oric Sfude aker has recenily purchased X a new radia+or cap for H. He asser+s +ha+ if he could iusi jack 7 'HIC cap up an pui a new car under I+, his 'froubl would be over. The H V AIIen Estate Agcy INSL R XINC I RI AL LSTATE NIORTGAGI S XS CRIIXX ICH RI BOSTON STORE Iloxndamg R I NOTICE IN REGARD TO ASSEMBLY esa Oeuf e The u d Se pa s T USE CAS THE BETTER FUEL Coomxc X x111:II1 xrlxc R1 1 mc 1 R xuow PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY PARTY CLOTHES Are One of Our PeI' InTeres'rs' You II do vu LII to SLE oux mw ,owns Amd TT11pS Amd all the IITIIJOI tmt I1ttIe thmgs blgs yumlrx hose 1mIgIovLs Q- Cherry if Webbs 11 Sf fs ff1 cjtllll vfifmrlfv uf N , I ' C,Ul1lfIllI7II'1lf.f ll-If Q O O , T T , 1 T 1 1 , L I , . ,A Y., X wx , . . Q1 I T 1 'SE Il,-,T I YQIYI I . . . The OFCI1 Tr wIII Ia The v ri' re oWIIIIam I9 Y T II wI1iIe J niors an niors s ou. , Yi il l 1 Y V I. 7.1 4 C I T , J 5 - l A - . A T, 4 T 4 Q 1 , T VJ! j, .,. . '- i ' Q Q 1 N II . I Tlqfn' PIVII 11f1'1l1'1' 711.1 Jfflll Q fm' 11111 1 ll Cmzzjzlillzcfllfs of WARWICK COAL COMPANY Com esett R. I. om Jlinzuzfx rf APPONAUC-5 CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY KKK Teacher Ormondroyd If I saw a man beahng a donkey and sfopped hum whai vlrfue would I be sI1owlng7 Ormondroyd Bro+I1erIy Iove APPONAUC MACHINE CO GENERAL MACHINIST Lux n Nfiovurs Shflrpencd CRf2l1SI1lfY0IlI Oczzlzif L U C A S DISPENSING OPTICIAN Brms, Us Youx Ircsgmptlon 144 NX ATI RXI XA STRII I IRON IIJINQ L I1 I 7 5 TLILpIIonL CJILLIIIIILII f C I ' I Rum Iil B. BI. ,c,I Is, Mgr. 'I'cI. CiI'ccIIwomI I-I-I7 L 7 I 7, 1 1. Q9 POST ROAD APPONAUG. R. I GI'ccmx'omI I 597-LI . 7 V A 3 W . . ',' f , ' T f f' I 7 T T ' f I I - Boy 5 Coolimg Q55 ,fag N 4x J S fl-2 .qemper nf 49 I Xffff Makes Ffaench ? Triasb Wif, Us G Frcslmzan 1, .W- my E5 O v Dxshmg Romeo ovrsa El W5 -wk' HT N 'r A lla Our Coal Tender Lo 1 A .,:f,d xl I, I , A ' 561 53, X X I A IWINL n S-iF O M ' ,fs , l f Q 1 N lg Li V I X.- A 1 l YJ Z 'gf , X V L: X 'A QA V IQ? '- i gfib Y A ' f f' X We X 1 yi' C' A f E177 ' 1 Ig W J l 1 Cl , Y ff , f V . I was 1 h' X m f N. 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A ig ' ' Q J Q 5 , i. -V 'V ' I k x ' x 21X ,lif- Q XX, k ?.Q- X5 9 Q 11, . K X 4' X f x X' , mfx ' xn.ff V v 1 4 I t I x 'jv A YI , . 1 N XE. R Ln xfkix CQ., ' 5 ' J , 11. F s,iJA, J YL A Nh X Ld, 1 X, I. 4-4 s , - IV C I flljllldllfi uf C,fnf1IvI1111I'11fx of HENRY J. LEDOUX R- J- SPRAGUE I CfHIIlI C7If POI,ICfI'f 2-I VIN Btluix Suu I-,l I,.1ICcwuoCI, Ii. I. TCI. IIC7pICim 312-I I III f MARIO F PERA A FRIEND MANIFEST DESTINY Mr Schurman P A D Today we wlII finish +I1e ProbIem of Crnme and Iomorrow we sI1aII aII go Io 'II1e S'I'a+e Prnson 1 GouId s New FOUDIBIH Shlwomtt Post OHILL Rulmxd CJIOSSIIN., Greenwood Bridge Garage X Ittr RNCIIUCI 1 N Azzfo Rllllllllllg XCCCSNUIICS C IIII XX ox XX LICIIIIL, I I3 H1II1cI1X I' 1 C1 1soI1m 1 Auto Supphes Battery Serv1ce I XIxIXX CUCJU R I T IIC7pICms X581 I xpu t Cut lsmg Tum Ihtullts Xtgtssouu IIXC Ixo I I xxx 0011 C IL nxxom I I C mjrl' 1 vu x of Cf-ulzjwfiffzullfs of 3 . l I. . .Il ' ' U H H' I T13 ' , . YQI -' ,' Pvt. I . . I df ' ' J ' I' ' . F' ' K' NI.1rI' Q 'IC ' K' LGICGWOOCI AuIoPSuppIy I L. . . ..', ot. - I-0-1 -' I Fox ' ' ,xxx Clu .' .IL I. , ' f I All ' ', iq I ' Tcl. Q'-c ' I 142 Cfwzlljrfizmvlfx of MATTEY'S STORE Dr. Charles L. Phillips , , , . 37S XY'.'XRXY'lCQK M'lQXL'li liast Cnccnwxcla, R. T. I,.fXKl5XY'OOD. R. 1. 1 1 1 1111 I DR ABBATE STILLMAN TITUS Who says men don + malre good cooks7 The fudge recenily made by 'rhe boys coolung club has been converfecl mio enough elashc bands 'ro las? The school deparlmenl' of +he Crly of Warwick for seven years BISHOP AUTO SERVICE S 81 H DRUG CO X STRIIT XT TTU lil X XXX TL XI T Xppon lu, loux C01 HLIS Qui ltx C1 IS O11 WGFWICR Service Slahon 1 XX uxx XXI IC NI TION AN D BAT TLRH HUDSON AND ISSI X Sl RX K1 C1Lm11lRLpu1m on All Qus Cfwn jvl !1lx'f1fX nf ffwz jwf' N1 x nf Xl.'Xl. v R jf , 7 QIIXQTQ , ,, 1 1 1' 5 ' ' , N , il. R. SCI1CI'Cl1l.l. Rug. I'f1.1r'1m1rixf 3 .l 1' 1. '- William's Corner Garage M H mu 5 R I -+81 . ' 'xclx .-Xxunuc :X K . VCT. . . l .1lQcwoml. R. l. L. Il. sllimw . , f N v I T - 5 i Q N Q Y J L 1 ' 1 1 E 1, - 4- 7 N 3 T 1 X ll T 2 l In Q xl n. K Plums XY'llli.1ms 'P-TW WARWICK DAIRY lr. -I. Ncxx'm.111 MILK AND CREAM P. O. Box 112 1 TUL'RT1f1.1,0T AVENUE Phone c11'CC11X'VO0Ll 1-119-R LAMBERT l.. UND ALL K1NDSr1f INSURANCE R1'f11'1'xu11fi11tq K1'fi11f1f1' Cfr11'j1111'11li1111.x 25 15 .KST STR1f1f'1' PONT11-XC, R. 1. C1I'CCI'1XVUOL1 128 S-N1 Q11 111x A FRIEND l M G N CJROCLRY MARKL T Appolmug R 1 MacDonald How many submarnnes was +he Swuss Navy allowed by ilwe Trealy of Versa1lles7 Fernald Well l don 1 know off hand l m no+ very well up on +l1al' sorl' of+l'11ng I 11111 A S PLACE A FRIEND Edward E Budmead l T S 111 xx R1 x N1 IIS R 1 L11 195 151o1cl Stud Izxxtuxkt R 1 1 fn ADELE S Ifn P11101 11fP1111f11x1f B111 1 Nioxt Pl ISIIII xx 11 1 P 1.111xoll11,l1t 1111 X11 IIXI S U1 151 AUL1 C LITLRI X180 SC A1 P KU 71-1'17JRQ1Xlj STRFPT Lp Ong 1l11,ht HOplx1nQ 1660 11 1j1f11111' . of . . A , 1 1 . . . , . . . 11 - - . U ll Mr. : ' ' ' 'I ll I C1111 j1I1111.'11f1 of Cff1111f1f'111' .1 of I . 11.19111 lm. - 111 x'11Ncg - IN kNl1'l' .1 N11 -I I 1 A if . x , , . , 3 . 111115115111 - 15o.x1' xN11 BL'11111Nc: 11A1il1- XII L V M h 1 -V I Q V V A 1 ,Vx -1,X1 1S.X1 10 - .-x1111 S'H1,11s A ' 'L 'L I . I , ' ' ' Q 1 x f 1fxj11'1'f 11111l CIr1111'1' ' 111 S111 111' 7 , , , 2- 1 . , K A ' ' ' ' . f', Tr. T 1111. y- .K MAILLE S BAKERY Ordcrs t1ICCn for RCCCpt1ons XYXLCCIIIV s md I utlus III GORMAN BROS C ROCI RIIS I1sI1 md NIC1tS I IIIL lm If Geo A Bergsfrorn 8: Co Cnmcxms Nlmti I lox mc ws CALOURI THE COBBLER CJPPOSI II XII THCUIJIST C IILRC H I II' may be Iusf a coincidence buf we hear 'II'1a+ +I1e sale ofsI'1o+gunsI1as Increased 38 0 In Warw1cIislnce+I1e OId Peeper s'Iar+ecI Ins column In'rI1e WarwucIu'Ie EARNSHAW DRUG CO I J R xzzf frm ICenne+I1W Sco'r+ I I I LLIIXK IL I EAST GREENWICH DAIRY ICL CREAM 1 O 1 X un Out fm 1 RICIC Stop it 01.11 1 top I I Il OI Ifu B mix Sv It 0 R I NUI GREENWICH INN DINING ROOM xt N 1018 Ru uoIds 1 STI XRS C IICIPS IOISSTI Rs 1 I C III QJILLIIXKICII 1-I CXr1H1fIl 1I'Ilfx iff. I X A' L ' I 4 1 ' X ' ', X i w N ' ,M J, . ', J 3 4- rw I ' S .. I-Ill XI.-XIX SIIdIiIfI'I'I4 A M Q Q , ,Y 'Il-I. Inv C1:'uc11xx C'I1 14149. IIHI INXSI CIIIIINXIX IC.Il. Il. I. Cfflfzjmfv V1 I nf J- I1 ' lzxs' cgmilixxvlcarl. R. 1. 7 I ' ' ll ll ' ' ll ' ' .ll C,'fm1jrIi111.'f1I nf Dr. . . , I c' t'. . . I Izgs CVM 'SI,R. I. I5.'XS'I' C1III'I XXYIC II, Ii. I. 'W A ' 11.1 C'21'ccm'icI1. R. I. Q,I'fvCff'm1111 of lvznfifyj 4 -I Ll. ,N Pap. YI' 1 ' fg,fa ' -M fg- I II'll --ci-I x-1- ' ' I I I ' ' M 'Um Sfwriuf I.1111I'fv.'u1 Lzify H ' rw , ffm lmfvlflp If , '.x Warwick Neck Garage 1 lu. C.. I.1nIIw1'g. Prop. I General Automobile Repairing I D111 111111 ,Yilqfd S1'1'1i1'1' 1 XX'1-XIKWICQK Nlacix, R. 1. I xmf. Neck 3311 1 Norwood AuI'o Supply S'raI'ion il. XV. Beaton, TYIJILIQCI' Corner Iflmwood Avenue .xml :Xpponaug Road I CURTIS HARDWARE Apponiug R I WARWICK BUILDING MATERIAL CO When Iasf seen PFOSPGTIIY had Iurned Ihe corner and was runnmg fasf The o+her way Among oiher fhlngs our umprovemenf program would Include red I1gh+s on all Ere GXIIFIQUISIIGFS NORWOOD MOTOR CO LH1 X ROI IMT S1111 Q 111111 S1 1 1 111 Nm xx ood Rlmde Isl md 1 111 KERSHAW S STORE xoruxoon R 1 Dune Dance lu11rmUm11 I LII lfnlll Annex 1 Ilmx ood Men N Co er Charge Mules Roberfs Orchesfra XII IHLLITTLITTS ITTIX I-7 ITI IL L Tx II I KLII mslus 1 1 ut Club Suppus I HKIULIS Im BR11111 W-I-1 The Graham Funeral Homes III1 3 7011111 IOIL 1 Dlxun 'XXI K ILNI RAI 114 LLII IIN WLLII 1 L 1 Cu L me L Nw 1111 S11 11111 4 K , . . . 1 ffllllllllfll 1 1 nf N 5 , - 4 J J I I ISI NI., St.. AH, . Q-C112 16741 ' ' ' ' S71 B' . I5r-cu1- I1-I-12 1 Ilml mf f wp : ue H-OA ,A , ul, 4. ,I , I ,MK 0 V 1986 SI'I11fI1SI.- CQent1'eLI.1Ie 111118 I f U4 . 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J-Al Read 81 While Dluiss CLOTHES RENTING l'11U Dnw - 'I'11x1'1f111 llufrih' 1 I1111111'f '1111x1'1'x XX um xx ORTII BL11 mv SWISS SERVICE STATION POST ROAD .-XIII'OX,-XUCQ. RIIODIC ISIANIJ ll. XVUS, Prop. FIRST NATIONAL STORES LOI'l2ITlL1dOVK Rhode Islfmcl Rm ut Uno XTU11 u C111 11111 Ilf 1 NICK THE BARBER oxc XII NIDOXX R Perhaps :I us accuclenfal bul Hue 'hfle of one of Ihe problems In P A D us prmled The Problem of Money 7 Credll and Banlung We would also advocale a queshon marlc afler +l1e worcl Credll FRANK A McC5OVERN CJROCERIES URW IDI N HEIGHTS R Tcl XX lllnms 91 R7 HENRY F ROSS IIRS T NATIONAL STOR XO1XKOOCl Annum Id uxoocl R I I LAKEWOOD GARAGE Inc I XKIXX OOD R I All KmdQ of Repnrmv IDU lml X1 III Tovxm 11111 111111 llilplxms H WI mms 91 70 F17!1111f11D1I11x1 TXSTQRTINXXICII RI 1111f S11111111111f111 1111111 1 1 1111 1 P1111 1 ll 11111f11 Sf111111 Q. X lLl f1 1 ff' 1' .I 114' . '- '1 W 11 A .l. tbv A , Q A A ,. lin ilio l'IL'I'I'.lI'.l. 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