Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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THE ANNUAL JAMES F. PELRINE 34 Hillside Street West Junior High INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE PROFESSIONAL GOLEER Football 2, 15 Golf 2, lg Basketball Manager 1 jimmy Autograph Collecting My .ftfength ir the .rtrength of ten. JOHN PETRIELLO 44 Bacon Street Southern Junior High, Somerville GENERAL COURSE UNITED STATES NAVAL PILOT Aeronautics Club 3, 2, 1 Ace Collecting He if the happy kind Whore nature never worrierf' WILLIAM ROBILLARD 53 Green Street West Junior High COMMERCIAL COURSE UNDECIDED Aviation Club 15 Football 15 Usher at Class Play 1 Bill Boating I f laughter were a crime he a matter criminal would he. HELEN E. RONK 122 School Street East Junior High COMMERCIAL COURSE PRIVATE SECRETARY Italian Club 2, Secretary 25 Hockey 3, 2, Manager 3g Basketball 3, 2, lg Tennis 3, 2, 1 Blondie Athletics ' 'Gentle, genial , genuine. ' ' 1937 WILLIAM H. STEVENSON 73 Poplar Street West Junior High GENERAL COURSE UNDECIDED Locker Duty 3, 15 Class Play lg Home Room Repre- sentative lg Library Club 1 And though hard he the taxk, Keep a :tiff upper lip. RONALD THERIAULT 164 Walnut Street East Junior High COMMERCIAL COURSE UNDECIDED Ronnie Happy ir he who fndf plearure in hir own eompanyf' HIGIE T. TOOMASIAN 15 Elton Avenue East Junior High INDUSTRIAL COURSE UNDECIDED Baseball 2, lg Locker Duty 2 Movies Nothing great was' ever achieved without enthuriaxmf' JENNIE VARTANIAN 66 Belmont Street East Junior High COMMERCIAL COURSE STENOGRAPHER Reading Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digertf' VICTOR S. YANKOWSKI 151 Pleasant Street PRACTICAL ARTS COURSE Basketball 1 Yanko West Junior High AVIATOR Basketball Well done, thou good and faithful .reroant. WL- I 51 6 7 4444

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1937 ROGER E. DYER 62 Capitol Street West Junior High INDUSTRIAL COURSE AEROPLANE MECHANIC Band 3, 2, 1 Eel Aviation ' He tloth fly upon the wing: of the wind. ERNEST BERNARD FORD 738 Mt. Auburn Street East Junior High COLLEGE COURSE U. S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY Orchestra 3, 2, 1gBarid 3, 2, 1, Track 25 Baseball 3, 2, lg Hockey 2, 1, Home Room Representative 3, 2 Ernie Sports O, it if exeellent to have a gianfr Jtrengthf' CONSTANTINO C. GROSSI 92 Elm Street East junior High INDUSTRIAL COURSE MAJOR LEAGUE BALL PLAYER Baseball 2, 1 Hunting The man and the gun. ESTHER LORRAINE HARVEY 34 Stoneleigh Road East Junior High GENERAL COURSE UNDECIDED Glee Club 2, 1, All School Night 3 Music She who :ings frightenx away her ills. WILLIAM FRANCIS McDONNELL 112 Orchard Street West Junior High COMMERCIAL COURSE UNDECIDED Locker Duty 3 Bill Collecting Rats and Frogs The runfhine came along with him. EDWARD FRANCIS MORAN 92 Riverside Street West junior High GENERAL COURSE UNDECIDED Locker Duty 3 Friends he har many, Foerehar he any? THEANNUAL CHARLES EMERSON HAWES 44 Woodleigh Road East Junior High GENERAL COURSE DANCE BAND Orchestra 3, 2, 1, Chorus 1, Football 2, 1, Baseball 2 Hawk Music Maxi: ii' in all growing thing. JAMES C. HUMPHREYS 192 Orchard Street Weeks Junior High, Newton COMMERCIAL COURSE RADIO ADVERTISING Library Club 1 jim Automobiles ' 'There if great ability in knowing how to conceal one': ability. CHESTER A. LITTLE 4 Melville Terrace West Junior High, Somerville INDUSTRIAL COURSE ARCHITECT Chairman Class Play Stage Committee 2, 15 Assembled Track 3, 2, 1 Chet Stamp Collecting Laugh and the world laugh: with you. AVIS L. MASON 4 Charles Street West Junior High GENERAL COURSE NURSING SCHOOL Hockey 35 Tennis 35 Library Club 2, 1 Sandy Knitting She ir Tweet, quiet, anol pleasant. MARGERY P. MYRA 27 Purvis Street West Junior High HOUSEHOLD ARTS COURSE NURSING SCHOOL Marg Reading My early ana' invincible love of reading, I would not exchange for the treaxurer of India. ARTHUR ROGER NOLAN 32 Elmswood Avenue West Junior High INDUSTRIAL COURSE UNDECIDED Bud Collecting Autographs Earne1tneJJ and .ri erity are Jynonomourf'

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1937 THE ANNUAL CLASS PLAY Barbara Ftiercliief' by Clyde Fitch was chosen by the ofhcers of the Class of 1937 as the senior play. Although this was more diflicult to portray than the usual comedies staged by schools, it was felt that the rare talent possessed by this class should not be wasted on an easily presented play. This confidence was not mis- placed because the production, difficult as it was, had a very successful presentation. The title role was played by Doris Johnson, well-known and excellent actress of many high school productions, who ably portrayed a beautiful Southern belle involved in tragedy. The male lead, Captain Trumbull, was taken by Stanley Hop- kinson, newcomer to the school, who proved in this, his first dramatic appearance, that he has great ability. Mildred Farwell took the part of Sue Royce, in love with Barbara's brother Arthur, J Marion Carroll . Rita Sheridan . Elizabeth O'Brien Dorothy Edwardson William Stevenson . Robert Ryan . . Richard Brooks . Thomas Torri Warren Hill . . Charles Anderson . William Fallon . Wallace Bixby . . Gannon MacDougall . James Holmes . Richard Gibson . ohn McGrane. Other characters were: Barbara ' J 52 . A Southern heauty . A Southern heauty . A minifterfr wzfe . A negro mammy . Barharalr father An elderbf ,gentleman crazed Southern lover Confederate Joldier . Confederate roldier . . . A heau . . A doctor . Union ,roldier . Stonewall fackron . . . A hey Union .roldier