Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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frs» » V»Vr »S»S» » «S N»S» » »«V»S«S»S» » S»V»V» N»S»S»S 1 2r$i5 ALUMNI ++++++0+ ++ji+ ' ++++i++ ++ ++ +++ 0 + ++++ +0++++++ Southbridge High School Alumni Associa- tion held its annual business meeting in the auditorium of the Mary E. Wells High School. The officers of the Association are: Mrs. Marion Taylor, President; Mrs. Bertha Clarke, Vice-President; Miss Margaret But- ler, Second Vice-President; Miss Marjory McMaster, Secretary; Chester B. Young, Treasurer; Miss Katholeen Cozzens, and Er- nest Hall, Executive Committee. Adrian Gaucher, class of ' 25, is a student at Clark College. Robert Montague, class of ' 25, is a student at Brown University. Miss Adele Werner, class of ' 25, has en- tered Massachusetts General Hospital, where she will study to be a nurse. Miss Gertrude Powers, class of ' 25, is at- tending Boston University. Miss Sylvia Claflin, class of ' 25, is attend- ing normal school at Westfield. Miss Mildred Wheeler, class of ' 25, has en tered the Sargent School of Physical Educa- tion, in Boston. Robert Snell, class of ' 25, is attending Massachusetts Agricultural College. Charles Hanson, class of ' 25, is a student at Brown University. Miss Aline Pinsonneault, class of ' 25, has accepted a position as billing clerk in the of- fice of the Hyde Manufacturing Co. Miss Ruth Pollard, class of ' 25, has been enrolled as a student at the state normal school in Worcester. Miss Isabelle Spielman, class of ' 24, has been engaged as assistant teacher in the Marcy Street school building. Miss Laurenda Boyer, class of ' 24, is a Sophomore at Boston University. Miss Bernice Parker, class of ' 25, is as- sisting in the office of the telephone com- pany. Dean Tabor, class of ' 25, has enrolled at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Miss Louise Rowley, class of ' 20, has ac- cepted a position in the Endicott library. Miss Rowley is also a graduate of Simmons College. Ovila Benoit is attending Boston Univer- sity. Miss Eleanor Edwards is now located in San Francisco, where she is occupying a sec- retarial position. Miss Edwards is a gradu- ate of Wheaton College, and Mary E. Wells High School. Miss Lillian Loungeway, a graduate of the Mary E. Wells High School, class of ' 22, has entered the state normal school at Worcester, taking the teachers ' course. George P. Cormack, a graduate of the Mary E. Wells High School, class of ' 24, has entered Boston University. Miss Marion Berry and Miss Lucille Wil- liams have entered Peter Bent Brigham Hos- pital, Boston, to train for the nursing pro- fession. Miss Alice Beardwood, class of ' 24, of the Mary E. Wells High School, has entered the Sargent School of Physical Education. Miss Helen Weatherhead, graduate of the Mary E. Wells High School, class of ' 17, and of Simmons College, was married in Grace Church, New York City, to Mr. Van Camp. Until recently Miss Weatherhead occupied the position of librarian in a bank in New York City. Louise Nolan is attending Boston Univer- sity. Roland Thayer, class of ' 25, is employed at the American Optical Company. Hilda Gregory, class of ' 25, is at home at present, but will attend Brown University next year. Miss Gertrude Farley, class of ' 25, is em- ployed at the American Optical Company.

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LOCALS e f f r f r r r f + CLASS OFFICERS 1926 President Philip Renaud Vice-President Helen Clarke Secretary ...... Margaret Tait Treasurer Her m on Goodell 1927 President Margaret Craig Vice-President . . . Gertrude LeClair Secretary Keith Middleton Treasurer Phyllis Taylor 1928 President Robert MacMaster Vice-President Bertha Baril Secretary Audrey Wheeler Treasurer . . . . . . William Snell 1929 President Doris Angell Vice-President Ralph Cole Secretary-Treasurer . . . Helen Grant GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB DOG-ROAST At four o ' clock, October eighth, about thirty-five members of the Girls ' Glee Club boarded the Sturbridge car to go to Cedar Pond for a hot dog roast. The girls arrived there safely, and went to the shore in front of Goodell ' s cottage. There they proceeded to make a fire by the approved camp-fire methods, Miss Swett carefully placing the fuel. Pearl Putnam featured heavily in the hard work, proving herself to be very handy with an axe. After enough dogs and marshmallows to weaken a less hearty crowd had been dis- posed of, the girls gathered about Miss Swett and her ukulele to sing. A few games were enjoyed until the party broke up to catch the seven o ' clock car back to town. No ill effects of the trip have been ported. re- CRIMSON AND GRAY FOOD SALE The Crimson and Gray gave a food sale in the Edwards Company store in the after- noon of October eighth. The sum realized did not come up to expectations of the staff, although many good things were sold. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is now meeting regularly Wednesday mornings and Friday after noons. Miss Swett has plans for an operetta and a concert for the coming year. The officers are: Robert Oldham, Presi- dent and Helen Clarke, Secretary and Treas- urer. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB A new organization this year is the Girls ' Glee Club. The officers are: Anita Dani, President and Ruth Wriston, Secretary and Treasurer.

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14 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Miss Exoa Fairfield, class of ' 25, has en- tered the employ of the American Optical Company. Miss Felicia Kane is attending Becker ' s Business College, Worcester. Hector Leclair, class of ' 25, of the Mary E. Wells High School, is in Gardner as a re- porter for the Worcester Telegram. Miss Gertrude Ouellette, class of ' 25, is at- tending Boston University, taking the secre- tarial course. Lawrence Litchfield, class of ' 25, is in the research department of the American Opti- cal Company. Charles Tessier, class of ' 25, has entered the employ of the American Optical Com- pany. Louis Allard, class of ' 25, has entered the employ of the American Optical Company. Miss Olivette Bonin, class of ' 25, is attend- ing Post ' s Business School in Worcester. Robert Brown, class of ' 25, has entered the employ of the Dudley Paper Mills. Theogene Benoit is employed by his father, who is a contractor in Southbridge.