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

Text from Pages 1 - 314 of the 1938 volume:

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X lv.-Y O 'I , U 3 EDITORIALS PREPARATlONS FOR ClTlZENSHlP Beverly Austun 38 Two unnovatuons whuch have aroused much unterest un the hugh school are the opportunuty to bank money weekly lmoney earned by takung cane of chuldren for deluverung newspapers for doung errands and for shovelung snowl and the system of electuons by ballot Every Fnday mornung pupuls come to theur home rooms wuth a bank book un one hand and money un the other The teacher checks the amount un the bank book and then has the money deposuted un the bank Thus us a furst opportunuty for pupuls to save theur own not theur parents money Some are savung for class dues class rungs and numerous graduatuon expenses Thus system us bound to have an effect on the pupuls later on When they go out unto the world to earn theur own luvung they may remember bank day at school and perhaps contunue to have a regular bank day so as to save theur money for a rauny day Votung by ballots us popular un school for electung not only class offucers but also cheer leaders members of the Student Coun ul and varuous commuttees A nomunatung Commuttee us chosen furst whose duty ut us to choose a slate of offucers and then submut ut to the pupuls Good results are obtaunecl bv thus method as the nnmunatung committee has an opportunutv to COn suder all pupuls and make theur chouces wuthout any unfluence from the pupuls themselves Pupuls of each home room vote by ballot for the nomunees of theur own chouce not necessaruly theur own fruends Rather than gettung all your unformatuon about elec tuons from newspapers why not gaun experuence un such a way that you can fun' ut of areat value when you enter the busuness world? Expcruence us the best teacher OUR FRESHMEN Ncllue Rewunsku 39 School tumorrow Back to school These were ome of the rr marlfs neard on the scvcnth of Septem b In um v nuces was joy n others was sorrow An ang the stu eu ts that saud ut wuth joy were the freshmen Above al' others they were happuest And why snouuan t they be? Now they could walk around and say l attend Mary E Wells Hugh School The clay that had taken eught whole years to come had funally arruved They entered the buuldung wuth smulung faces and held theur heads hugh just as they sow the upperclass men do lt was rather surprusung to see how well they behaved To add to theur credut we fund them an un usually actuve group of newcomers They have made 0 very good start and many have enrolled un the Ten nus Glee and Fueld Hockey Clubs Keep up the splendud work and l am sure that your stay wuth us here un hugh school wull be a treat WHAT THE INDIANS HAVE DONE FOR US Eugene Roy 39 The lncluans have left us many of theur names for our ruvers lakes and roads such as Chargogagogg manch ugagogchabunagungarnog lWebster Lakel Ouabaug Manchaug Quunsugamond Tantusque and Pocoucapaug all lakes un Massachusetts and the ruver Quunebaug un Southbrudge The Mohawk and Kung Phuluo Trauls named after lnduans attract many tour usts at thus tume of the year because of the beautuful scenes created by the changung of the leaves lnduans have guven us some foods whuch were un known before the colonuzatuon of Ameruca These un clude corn cranberrues and wuld turkey They also left us tobacco Many of our styles of jewelry are deruved from the lnduans and even some of our pottery us fashuoned along the lunes of vases jugs and jars of the Redskuns from Mexuco and the Southwestern states We have taken some trade names from the Induans of whuch the Pontuac automobule and lnduan Motor cycle are the most common All tn all numerous detauls of our dauly Iuves are un fluenced by the lndaan HOME STUDY No outsude unfluences should be allowed to unterrupt thus necessary part of the school work The acquus utuon of the abulutues that the school attempts to create dep nds un a large measure on the doung of the assugn ments The teachers furnush each pupul wuth a defun utc mumeographed assugnment and attempt to make su e that the pupuls undersuand how ut us to be done The aoung of ut becomes the responsubuluty of the pupul and unxolves supcrvusuon on the part of hus parents at least to the cxtent of seeung that the necessary amount of t m us reserved for home study Dleasures should be rt de depend nt upon success un school and not cl awed to can Pete vuth home study Pupuls who do well un school devote Monday Tues day Wednesday and Thursday cvenungs to their s hool work wutkout except on Fau ure Lsuu l re ults fr rn lazuness un home Study or uncbuluty un that type of work Pupuls who contunue to faul wull be advused to reaajust theur courses of study or to lughten theur programs of work un accord ance wuth theur buluty to master the subjects EXCERPTS FROM STUDENTS GUIDE D Passung Between Classes Members of the Traffuc Squad wull have full author uty un the durectuon of traffuc and wull report offenses to the offuce Three munutes are allowed for passung between peruods Pupuls not un rooms when the second bell rungs must come to the offuce for permussuon to enter the class room . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' Q , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 A - 1 . , , 1 1 , . . . . . , , . . 1 1 1 1 - c 1 - 1 1 I - F. . . c , , . 1 - ' ' 1 1 , . e - 1 1 . 7 . r . L , . u. . . . I Q X . . , - 1 Vu , 3 O .S E e ' . , .. . l v 'u 1 f .u aj . c , . . . , , ' ' u 1 uf y, '1 . lv I 11 11 11 ' ' - 1 c .. . . c , - 1 . I - . . . S- 2 N 1 H - 1 er. si e 1, , ' Q j s I C . 1 . 1 . . . , -4 ,u ,, A ' ' ou cj 1 to ty' s o I I, 1 ' u 1 . , ,, , . . . .. . ff - 11 A ' ' - 1 . . A ' C , . - - 1 3 . . , .. 1 - ' 1 1 . . 4 M THE CRIMSON AND GRAY MRS. ROSALIE RUBENSTEIN With sincere regret we learned of Mrs. Rosalie Ru- benstein's resignation this summer as music supervis- er of the schools of Southbridge. Her eleven years service, in the high school depart- ment alone, is studded with bright memories. The operettas-now a traditional activity of the high school year-from The Bells of Beaujolais, attrac- tive with gay French peasant costumes, through Gil- bert and Sullivan's Mikado, H. M. S. Pinafore, and The Pirates of Penzance -gained their always overwhelming success through her untiring efforts. The first orchestra to be continued in personnel from year to year with orderly promotion in playing positions, and with, always, a recognized student di- rector assisting, came through Mrs. Rubenstein. A natural outgrowth of interest in instrumental music was the school band, For two years now, under the Harlow System, pupils have been trained in the use of band instruments. Last year four trumpets, six clarinets, two trombones, and one flute were pur- chased by the Glee Club as school instruments and loaned to members practising in the band. Hence an excellent foundation was prepared for the new de- velopments growing so encouragingly under Mr. Wins- ton's direction this year. Other additions to school equipment came through the more than self supporting Glee Club under her supervision: all music used by the orchestra and Glee Club, a drum outfit for the orchestra and band, and the Victor radio and victrola---which the entire school enjoys Graduates recognized as stars in past operettas owe much to her encouragement They have become engaged in minstrel shows and preparatory school shows radio engagements church choir work music as a life profession to say nothing of Annberta Law ton our representative last spring in the New England Choral Group at Hyannis Many musicians have deep and affectionate gratitude for her M s Rubenstein has cultivated the love of music so carefully in our high school life that a rich heritage has been prepared for Miss Berthe Hebert our new music superviser In gratitude then Mrs Rubenstein as we say au revoir we wish you the grectest happiness and loy in e E Before and After School After the 8 lO bell pupils must go to their home rooms and remain there until time for passing to the first period class Pupils entering after the 8 l5 bell are tardy and must go directly to their rooms and not loiter in the corridors or coat rooms Pupils must leave the building promptly at dis missal both noon and afternoon No loitering in the halls after school will be permitted Pupils remaining in the building after 3 O5 P M must be seated and at work all others must leave the building A pupil who has an appointment after school ldur ing detention periodl with some teacher must keep it unless excused until the next night by the office A pupil who has two or more appointments on the same night must come to the office to obtain a pass to one of the teachers No excuse for failure to keep such an appointment will be accepted after the time for the appointment F Miscellaneous All articles of value which have been found should be brought to the office and notice will be sent to home rooms H Smoking Smoking is forbidden to high school pupils during the school year in the building or on the grounds and will be dealt with os in the past THE EFFIE MAE Fleurette Demers 39 The Effie Mae was just a sloop At anchor in the bay Her sails were filled with evening w nd She itched to sail away We boarded the sloop we sailors three And a song of seamen sang As from the anchor we cut loose A gust of wind upsprang Oh the sails were full as sails should be And the bow bobbed up and down We cut a gouge into the sea And she looked back with a frown We sailed the channel high and wide And all around the bay When dusk drew on and sea gulls cried For home we made our way The moon rose high in silver light While from the sand we looked The Effie Mae in splendor lay, In the moonlight s silvery brook , f , f , , , , . . . . 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A .i 'f ' sf-.R f .. fi 5 ' 5 ,f4.'.'f . . an ,. . -. - e -, i .-. . firm ml gi 5 QQIQJLIQQCS s--,.S.S as INDIAN HISTORY or THIS SECTION or MASSACHUSETTS TOWN WAS DISCOV RED IN FALL OF I633 Eleanor Rowett 39 Thnrteen years after the PIlgrImS landed at Ply mouth Rock a party of traders headed by John Old ham famed for hts commercIal dealIngs wIth the Dutch Settlers In New Amsterdam and persons In VIFQIWIO started to tour through the terrItory habIted by the Nlpmuck lndIans In order to spy out the habIts of the Dutch and to see the country l the xear l633 four men arrIved at the lndIan town called by the lmpmucks Tantusque and were gnv en a frIend'y welcome ThIs town was located In what IS now part of Sturbrudge and Southbrldge When they were to return home they were gIven lumps of black lead gIven them by chIetS of the trIbe and also some crops The lead drew quute a lot of attentlon In Boston and John WInthrop Jr son of Governor WInthrop was one of the fIrst whIte men to explore these hIlls Southbndge was then called Honest Town the reason IS not known In I 196 the boundanes of the Town were determIned and In l8OO the petItIon to be a separate colony and lI'ICllVldUOl relIgIous communlty was sIgned THE TANTIUSQUES Eleanor Haynes 39 The most common trube of lndIans who lIved In thxs SECTION were the TOIWTIUSCILIGS The TantIusaue J Ilage was sItuated on the shore of Cedar pond At present the Stur' rIdge FaIr Grounds cover the orIgInal SITE Whnle makIng the race track an lndIan storehouse was found lDl.IFl9Cl In the ground ln the storehouse were found deposIts of blank blades placed there for he purpose of softenung untIl they were needed to be made Into arrowheads spears or knlves ThIs col IectIon IS sand to be IU the Southbrxdge Museum Another specImen of lndIan tools found near the Tant usaue vIllage was a whole scalpIng knIfe Many stone Implements and arrows used by the natwes have been found near The Common In Sturbndge The Tanhusque vIllage was very well sItuated on the south shore of Cedar pond The wIgwams extend ed from the knoll back of the grandstond to the lake I-ood was easuly procured both from the fISl'tII'IQ and huntIng In the rear by woods Sevcral acres of easIly tIlled corn land we e near at hand EARLY INDIAN LORE OF WOQCESTEP COUNTY LouIse Gregowe 39 The orIgInaI source of the uInebaug RIver IS a pon I called oy the lnd ans Quassuck lt IS sItuated In the southwesterly part of he regIon whIch IS now Called LeodmIne pond Th valley of tne QuInebaug Rwer furnIshes the openmg through whIch passes what IS called In the early town records the great road One who IS In Oxford Dudley or Woodstock and desIreS to drIve to SprIngfIeld by the most dIrect coun try road wIll go through thIS valley the way along whIch the road of the whlte man and the path of the lndIan has run from tame ImmemorIal One Important lndIan path from southeastern Massachusetts was called the Path to Nrpmuck Great Pond NIpmuck great pond IS understood to be the 'tne wIth the long name In Webster and the lndIan VlllGQC was northwest or the pond or on the Oxford sxde Another lndIan path entered Southbndge over Le banon HIII then In a dIrect course It passed over Den Ison hIII to Qumebaug RIVQV below the shuttle factory crossIng the old fordway the e Into Sturbndge rIsIng and followIng the rIdge of FIske HIII to the north end of the some where It unIted wIth the path from Ox ord The unIted paths before reachlng the Old Fordway at Tcnhusaue struck off a branch northeasterly to the lndIan VIllOQ9 of Quobagud flVS or SIX mIles dIs tant on the shore of Poclunk pond ThIs branch IS fol lowed by a publIc hIghway called New Boston Road All the paths convergxng from the east and south east were Llnlled before reachlng the Old Fordway and so contlnued to the sIte of FIskdale vIllage The course was then to the north end of the old pond now covered by the Long Pond reservoIr then to north end of LIt he Alum pond In BrImfIeld and on to Quabaug Old Fort SIl'LIGl'6d In BrImfIeld north of Sherman s pond on what IS called lndIan I-lIll The ll'ICllOI'IS had theIr small cluster of wIgwams on suItabIe ground at the outlet of nearly every one of the natural ponds that are the sources of the Qume baug RIVEF The lndIan paths In theIr westward course passed over FIske Hull and down the slope to the valley of the l-antusque brool The fordway near Sturbndge com mon IS lIkely to have been used for the southeastern path from Wabboquasset or Woodstock Another three fourths of a mIle further up the brook where the PIstol pond dam has been buIlt was used by the Oxford path WEBSTER LAKE AIIce I-long ll I abscntnundedly left the LlICIl of thc I'CIClIO tuned on pouuea Into the room lt was an lndIan tune called The Song of the Lake and qulte a pretty tune Whrle gethng It clearer I recalled the ancIent legend of the Lake lt IS an lndIan legend and has been handed down from g neratIon to generatIon Any way It all comc beck to me that th Lake In the song IS VVebster Lake and that the lndIans called It Chau gogg goggrf nchauaoggagoggch ubunagungamaug rathe ar odd or d long n me hut thIs IS the meanIng One day an lndIan chlef decIdcd he would go fIshIng I-le to k ferythma he needed and started for the Lake arrIyIng there at precIsely the same tIme an other chIef dIa They bo h wanted to fIsn In the mld dle of the Lake Tc avoId a battle of trIbes one chlef ttnallf so d to the other Chaugoggagoggmanchaug oggagoggch ubunagungamaug whIch means You fIsh on your sIde l ll fIsh on my sxde and no one wIII rIsh In the mIddle So each chlef took one sIde of the Lake and the dlspute was avoIded Frcm then on the lndIans called the Lake Chau gogg gogqmanchaugoggagoggchaubunagungamaug Many people cannot pronounce the word although It IS not at all complxcated lf you wIsh to glImpse the lake whIch causes so much trouble In pronunclatlon It Is found In Webster Massachusetts, o lIttle town about ten mlles from Southbrldge I 'I ' - I , , . , I ' I ' , . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY JAMES DENNISON- -THE HARDY PIONEER l'leanor Barr 39 He settled flrst In Medfteld That hardy pioneer But soon he pushed out westward And landed ox er here He had no frtend to gutde htm Or help htm when tn fear Of lndtan and tomahawk When he knew them near He had no house to lne tn But rn a cave he lay He ttlled the soul and cleared the land Worked hard from day to day He butlt a home and brought has wlfe Across untraveled ways They traveled stealthtly by night And tourneyed many days Twas tn hrs barn the fnrst whlte schoo Around these parts was known From thts small spot has Southbrldge sprung And are ter has rt grown As for the one who ftrst trod ground Where Southbrtdoe dear does lle Hts name wall ltve for centurtes Aw ntver wtll tt due THE LEG ND Ol l.ArsE MASHAPAUG nald man John Thompson has ltvcd an Mashap ug Connec ttcut for seventx lnc ye trs 'I he other day whale on Tl 1 met htm and we talked over old trwes fu w were atscusslng the stones of ole Nashaooua tn t lr me ab ut x a old lndtans s w and talked tt f Q I Tl ey ere st the w of Qt that tht wo o twcm tw f regted tut ld lncltans Nl1O must wav een at le st mnhty tears ld cane up to my house c Q c led for cmeth ng t e Then they to mc of the Legend of Lake Moshe :wus c were wa rtors In t fona lc t w 1 t ls u f w Mashapa Lake closc by tne hc waters of he une b ug Rtver Althotgh once a power ul Je our t n d der arte for trtbe loxed the r food and rexel more than warfare and hunting cnd they did not fear the Great Sptrrt Our beauttful queen Nohemo dtd not rule our people as a wtse queen should but led them an thetr feasttng fvlany ttmes had Nohemo vsstted the strange prophetess N hentus on the top of the ptne clad mountain many questions Nohemo had asked her about the future of our people but Nahentts only answered The Great Sptrtt tells me that has onger ts growtng He will show our wtcked people tnat hts anger ts not fruttless but rtpe and full of potson We are drtfttng down th stream of life and at the end we will due lf we contxnue our feasttng When a whnte swan shall come smkmg from the sky above A 4 you and fall, dying, ct your feet, vengeance will be s vlft and mighty' But Flohemo heeded not the worntnos of Nahcntts and tn October when the forest x as tr dtfferent colors she held a feast for our people wtth slnglng and games Maharnft and l were mere boys We feastea wtth the others but as the chantlng began we had to leave because the Great Splrtt ltstens only to grown warriors and squaws We wancle ed unto the forest and cltmbed above the valley untll the figures faded an d only the light of the fires and the chantxng of the people could be seen and heard Then as Nohemo was srngtng the sky grew dark and thunder rumbled nn the dns tan e cnd the wtnd roared through the forest As the storm Increased and the sky darkened our wtcked people heard Nahentls chanting from the crag tn the mountatn above them O mv people she sold O Nohemo too far cown stream have you floated Then came a sharp crash of thunder and throuah the pane boughs lluttered a btrd of snowy olumage The rocks began to tremble and the ground to heave and open As Nohemo looked skyward she thought of Nahentts andthe warntng of the whtte swan and she clasped her hands In angutsh because of the wrona she had done The rt ountotn ant nts p p e sank am g o ang e xa y w :aan a torrents of water whtch coxered excngtl Ina exccot old Nahcntts who stood wt ummut whtrh ts now an tslan tue Lakt oraxn g tt the Great Spur: Thus was Mashanaua Lake fotmea And en tct tic fisherman t sunset O ten Cce cs the ltr-ht shrnes throufah the water c rtsc tw toms an a eve o Nahentts who was O9 years old when we Qglnw th r r ear hrna for wer x rctea ws Jtetn 'lr-lE IND AN Rtcl ard Aucotn K scoa blaff 1 ,to and tt .mc cork nes tn a duslfen ace Rex cl the secret of nts race W tw war pau t smecred oer has fc e an chest Wwe sec l m le td the rlan e of death This Brave wa fearless nrt the ftqht He stroxe and fought wtth all has mrght But now he s rn a reservatton Worl ung at an occupatvon That bends hls back the weary toll Of laborrng long wtth worthless soul Once the terror of th plalns of old Now meek and humble and controlled Hts dreams of yore have faded away, And left htm alone tn sad dlsmay Z 1 K X , . . . 'A I , . l nf 41 4' I , . r I T l I ' , . , . I l , . . 1 f r . x , K . .X . A I . F . , I A ,K A 1 1 A 1 ' ' I V I I ' l tl 4 , . . . . . l A ' , 1 . E ' E L . . K X- C . y K . - I - . X. . . - ' 'I ' , td - ' ' ' , K i T . r J ' ss e d A . . ., co r , K E 5 rf' min the River nd fill' K th f lle' fith ' I1 I ' I Do 'NX llll 'EVET s . ' 'T l r ' on tl 1 sg ' , c ' - ' ' d in J , . ,G , - I fy 1 - E r. ' . ,, 'r 1 I ' 1 ' , . I a fisl 'ng trip to tl e Lake, l I , A f V GV + gm, 1 . ' T4 V 9 X f - ' Wlile 'e '. s c H. 5' V ' L I f t . . ,f ld 353 O ll ,, tht t ee and lgw g d, t , ld he gw ' f wtl frfty yeirs ogy 'z . '-I r r f K f K f just as plain tn my mernvvrxr as If tt were yesterday, 1031 SGW hm' Qlujmq OVC, me f,Cld5 ond he 1.i:5. l'lt was IIT , sprw g lt, rf tl mg ,K s wt. MQ fpflq -,I 5 ' K I , of l ' V 'T as f l l V T ' l - l 'C K' l' people and het lL-t Nnl - pw f V- - b ' C . f ut Q Qi 'rr ' :nl tsft 5, 3 K 3 at. r' ' Q , rx , , - l ' 1, , ' '-ll l foathtl' in hl l . cl l Clll' W1 , f r 7 A ff a trtbe that 'fel Ancl l: H dy eyes that alfmfe sta 1 on 1 tr hills tt -lr? f it f r - ua ,.'-, H ' 'CIj'1 ' t Q 'I - Str' .Kg l ' le ,,' c f c, a 'A . f L l f . fer s 7 ' ' . trll , ' s'rc gth hi. 2 rd our 72 f f - at g 'w T ' ' sc d , fa 1 , , ' . ' ' f wi. : . . c . , . . K . , K A . ., cs . K , ' . J , . f ' ' ' , I 1 . . , H . , . . I AJ I I T I X I . Q ' ' --- r 1 V- 1 I. . 4 . . . . . 3 , I . , . D LITERATUFE 5' ,J .1 'H' run iklrm is fry? I I ff QL X ' V I 1 N r x w T X4 N I ' 5 A l I Q if 'l-if ' f ffeQ,.Q' H' ' NX tx ' 4-- zs ,N V .. V I gras xv . . S ' ' : 1-,A-, , ' . :if-' 53' f X X ' - ' . I I x W 1 '.,Q-gif, 1 - . . . , W N A , 4 5 4 ' 1 IV , - 11 ., . . N . . ,I 4 W . . N V Q l Y N + , ' . ' L ' 4 r THE CRIMSON AND GRAY 8 i A77 id--, , THE WOOING OF AN INDIAN MAID RED ROBIN Ruth Rockwood 3 8 Wrnona a young Indran mard of snxteen and Matosopa an Indran brave of erghteen belonged to the some trrbe They saw each other every day but they never spoke to each other for that wasn t the proper thrng to do On summe'r evenrngs the trrbe held dances wrthrn the crrcle of the tepees The young men walked around the dancers each playrng a flute and dressed rn hrs frnest robe At the end of every song he gave hrs yodel lrke love call to whrch the grrls answered wrth therr musrcal srng song laughter Matosopa had loved Wrnona srnce the trme he had frrst rorned the trrbe three years ago But he had not had much opportunrty to speak untrl on such a nrght after the dances were over There was no out srde frre but a drm lrght from wrthrn the skrn tepees shed a mellow glow over the sleeprng camp Matosopa walked qurckly and auretly to the tepees of Wrnona s father He entered srlently wake Wrnona wrth proper apologres Then he whrspered ta her of hrs love for her She remarned srlent as was proper so he drdn t know whether he was favorably recerved or not upon hrs frrst vrsrt Then for a whole year he gave presents of food and skrns to her krnsfolk meanwhrle tellrng Wrnona of hrs love for her At the next Mrdsummer the parents on both srdes were made acquarnted wrth the betrothal Suddenly the young couple drsappeared They went out rnto the wrlderness together and spent a few days away from camp Thrs was therr honeymoon In due trme they quretly returned he to hrs home and she to hers Now at last the marrrage was announced and rnvrtatrons were grven to the least LAUGI-IING VVATER Myrtle Polley 4l Laughrng Water was a beautrful Indran marden who worked wrth the squows rn the frelds It was mrd summ r and Lauahrng Water stood under one of the rough shelters that had been burlt among the patches the crox s xxhrch threatened to e t up the cart A blazrna sun frlled the frelcls wrth warmth and lrght The worm mell of the summer earth was n her nos trrls the drone of rnsects was everywhere I-low tumbled her thoughts had become Fleetrng pr tures strayed t' rough her memory Wien the young oak le ves were the of mouse s ear he had beaun tt plant corn rn lrttle holes whrch she had dug wrth a shsrpened stack She re membered how the warm sun and the frequent show ers of late Aprrl had brought the young plants sprrng rng from the sorl Her mrnd leaped to the harvest of the year before She was takrng the ears of corn from the stalks Other mardens and squaws w re car ryrng them to the lodges where they were shelled and the grarn put rnto large baskets Soon the braves would go on the autumn hunt Turkeys partrrdges pheasants and deer vrere feedrng rn the forests The braves would go out and krll them Vv'hat a bountr ful feast they had had that autumn Turkeys pota toes corn beans corn cakes and pumpkrns The dream faded a harsh vorce was rn her ears she was berng shaken roughly Up' Lazy one' The crows eat our corn Out' and drrve them away or you ll get no green corn when we feast next month Frrghtened Laughrng Water ran hurlrng strcks and stones varnly after the crows as the huge ungarnly bodres rose from the frelds flapprng therr wrngs Marre LeBoeuf 39 On New Years Day when the famrly rs gathered rn the large comfortable krtchen of the farm my grandfather tells thrs story of hrs great great grand father Late rn Aprrl of l632 a shrp load of explorers sent by the 'srng of France landed on the shores of Amerrca The expedrtron was rn charge of the Duke of Normandy who was accompanred by hrs young and charmrng wrfe and therr seven year old son They sarled up the Sarnt Laurence Rrver on a beau trful cloudless day early rn the sprrng when every tree brush and shrub along the rrver bank showed rts frrst pale green of folrage These people had been cooped up on the boat for erght months ever srnce the pre cedrng September and wrth great roy and rntense excrtement they made plans to land In the roy of berng on land they penetrated deeper rnto the woods than they realrzed A band of mar audrng Indrans spred them leapt upon the unsuspect rng handful of whrte people and massacred them all but the son of the Duke of Normandy who was taken home as a trophy The Duke of Normandys son became Red Robrn I-le lrved rw the old chref s wrgwam and was soon a welcomed leader among the boys of the trrbe He had rnherrted a natural grace and skrll from hrs French forefathers and he developed strength abrlrty and prowess to make hrmself a frt herr for the chreftarn of the band whom he began to love But he could not forget hrs own father When Red Robrn had lrved for eleven years wrth the Indrans the trrbe was askecl by the French courrer des bars rf they would ard them to get furs The Frenchmen recognrzed the boy as a French boy and asked hrm auestrons The lad told them the few thrngs he remembered abcut hrs people The French men pranned to tale hrm back to the French settle ment at N ntreal provrded they could escape xrrthout berng cauaht by the old chref who now loved Red Rob rn as hrs ovrn son After a breath takrng escape Red Robrn at last could ev r remember Lours Leduc rn memory of hrs father One New Year s Day about twenty years after hrs escape a Lours ana hrs 'Iam ly were celebratrng the fecst they heard pour' lrng at therr door Lours threw t open cna faced the chref hrs foster f ther now very olr' toacther wrth three of hrs braves men who as boys had been partrcul'rr chums of Lours Lours expected them to krll hrm I-I fell on hrs knees to bcg for mercy I-le rose tremblrng as they sard they meant h m no harm They had only come because the old chref wrshed to see hrm before he dred That rs the story of my great great great grand father IMPRESSIONS Glorra Julran 38 Subway cars the shuttle the elevated rarlway taxrs trarns and Frfth Avenue busses-all whrrled me from place to pla e on my last vrsrt to New York Crty In the Bronx Zoo the beautrful brrghtly colored flower beds fascrnated me The Irons trgers and es pecrally the laughrng hyena could be heard all over the place at feedrng trme One snake ate twelve prgs 1 . , Ig ' . . I 1 X A - I I ' . I , . . I, I I r , . . .. , K , . I . . . , I I . l I I . - ' I I I I I I . I T I . . . - , r , . r I , . ' I I I 4 - , , , , , , . . . , . . 1 - I ' I I I I . , . . - . . . . 4 - - I - I . , . - , r 1 ' I I- - . .I . I I . ' . I . ,, . A -, I J I . ' 1 , f 1 .I Q . 1 . . . M - ,- V f g , . I h r ' - I ' I I of tilled land. She was watching and driving away VCUCIWCCI INS OWN DCODIG- H9 toels The OVIIY 'mme he , '-' ' I C ' I, - 9 I II I II, I t. H C . I ? . I U - . - - Q ' ' - 3 ' N, . , , - ' , Y . ' R 'c - , f 3 I - I n r ff- i ' I - I , I Q G I I E , a - ' size a 1, s I' r , -' s , 3 ' ' r . I L ' I - I 1 , F V I H E , . . t e V . Y - 1 s - V I ' ' - I I . . . I e - , . , ' I I I Il Il , . , I.. - A r . , - r , , r -1 , , , n 1 : , , fr P . . . . . c , I I I Il I - . . . , , I I I I .1 , l l . , , - I ' - I Edwa rd Lofg ren THIS CRIMNON AND CRAY If SOUTHB LOCALS .gif SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Morrell Beverly Austun Glorla Juluan Theodore Ostrowsku Muss Persus Howe Presldent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Class Advuser HEAR YE' HEAR YE' COME TO GROWING PAINS' Growung Pauns us rapudlv developung unto a very at tractuve play Muss Futzgerald us managung the famuly ot Mclntvres and theur truenjs Muss Howe us takung care at theur tunances Nr Wunston us turnushung an especuallf pucked orchestra tor the Mclntyre s dance to be guven un honor ot th ur son and daughter Mr Lanza s manual arts department us helpung the stage comm tte to buuld tne Mrlntyre s home and Hugo DeAngelus takes charge ot the nouses of the house hold lun hus spare tume as tr tfuc copl whule Franklun Danuels and Gevrge Tully pull the curtauns to reveal thus pleasant scene The Mclntx re tanuulx us as entert unung as Tarkung ton s tamuly un Seventeen untroduced to hugh school auduences several years aaa Alnoost everxene at tne characters un the play s hugh school aae Come to see how you ect and what your tamuly and truends thunk of you Joun the fun vuuth the Mclntyres and theur truends at the audutor urn on November I9 THF CAST OF GROWING PAINS George Mclntyre I brother and Terry Mclntyre I usfer Mrs Mclntyre fheur parents Professor McIntyre S Sophle the maud Mrs Patterson ElSle Patterson Troffnc Offucer Dutch Bruan Omar Ha Pete I dusagre able friends Betty Merrull Maruorue Phullups Wesley Wulluams Helen Damuan Dorus Lapounte Luculle Laruvuere Hugo DeAngelus Robert Laluberte Theodore Ostrowsku George 5 f1-.ends Theodore Kwarcuak Parker Srnuth Francus Bousquet Prudence the Hurt Maruorue Murphy Patty Jane Mlnam Vlvlan Ruth Tou ey Ruth Laughlun Terry S fnends Glorua Juluan Etervuta Vangel COMMITTEES FOR SENIOR CLASS PLAY Stagung Theodore Ostrowsku Hugo De Angelus Stanley Abrahamson Fred Allard Fred Ashmankas Propertues Constance Buehard Claure Lemure Tuekets George Tully Edward Beers Beverly Aus tun Glaays Swyncucku Kenneth Hunt Paul Laluberte Francus Bousauet Helen Damuan Candy Gladys Hood Barbara Noyes Aluce Hamp shure Felucua Grudzeun Julue Chace Dorus Czvzewsku Louuse lemme ln Jean McKunstry Estelle Quevullon Edna Raunbow Mary Ellen Sutclutfe Irene Petrellu U hers Raul Dubreuul Kenneth Ford Charles Troy Nelson Fay Thurston Favor Neul Turner Rob ert Cannung Multon Cole Franklun Danuels Clyde Morrell Wlaxne Morse Joseph Poslcal JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eugene Roy Isabel DeDalt Evelyn Ostrowsku Ruchard Wcodbury Mr Wulluam Wunston Presudent Vucc Presudent Secretary Treasurer Class Advuser SOPHOMORF Cl AQS OrFlCERS Roger Larochelle Arluss Olson Louuse Bouvuer Henry DuGregoruo Muss Frances Troy Presudenf Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Class Advuser STUDENT COUNCIL The twenty tour members ot the Student Councul uv 'er Muss Paulune AL oun tacultv adxuser are head ed by Clyde Morrell presudent Glorua Juluan vuce presurlent rnd Beverly Austun secretary treasurer Newly e'ecterI members are Gladys Swyncucku Paul Dubreuul Theodore Ostrowslfu and Charles Troy sen uors Phyllus Whuteoak Robert Gatuneau and Stephen C Savant uunuors Lester Newlands Shurley Austun Edward l.eClaur and Ruchard Gatuneau sophomores RIFLE CLUB Otlucers ot the Rutle Club re Presudent Ruchard Woodbury vuce presudent Robert Campbell secre tary Cleo Leduc treasurer Donald Steenburn Mr Beals us the 'Faculty advuser Custoduans of the Arsenal are Kenneth Phullups Rob ert Johnson and Donald Steenburn Practuce us held from 7 to 9 on Tuesdays at the Wellsworth Ronge wuth a charge of IOC 10 4 N Y - - J no - . .L J ,I .I A, 9 I I all l':.','3'. 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C , ' u s I . , . 12 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY l Sf init i' ATHLETICS BIG Cl-llEFS Chxef Dodgem Jr Allard Chlef Malcem Touchdown Ford Chxef Gardem Good Locke Chcef Mow Em Down Fafor C-l llGf Throw Em Gatineau Chuef Show Em How Smlth Chlef Bun pem Hard Troy Chxef Slippery as a Snake Plckarsku Ch ef Charge Lvke a Bear Hu za d Chvef Dodg 'n Abrchcmson Chlef Trlcky Gs a rox Duhreull h v 1 De Ange I Chcf C t l Vrn Lofgren Ch ef xun Ll It r C' f Torch e rcr Douce t Other who are seclng mu h actlon are Chuef Roarlng Bull Champagne Chlef Scarface Bartolu Chief One Bum Leg Rabblt Proulx Chlef Fool Em wlth Has DIZG Armand Volplnr Success to our new cheer leaders Captaun Glorra Juluan Edward Bastlen Efervlta Vangel Ellzabeth Costa Sophie Constantlne and al ternates Lucllle Dubreull and Mary Tabla FOOTBALL About forty fandrdates reported to Coach McMa hon on the openlng day of practlce Among those re parting were Thurston Favor and Drmltn Vangel members of last year s varsuty Other condrdates who showed up well rn practlce sessions were Hugo De Angelus quarterback of last years second team as well as Bob Gatrneau who gave promlse of playnng a hard huttlng game at center Just before the opennng game wlth Douglas how ever a hard blow was dealt the team when It was learned that Vangel, fleet footed halfback would be lnellglble Fd Lofgren replaced Vangel and whlle he lacked the experlence of Vangcl he has showed much promrse Althcugh the team IS m de up marnly of lnex perlenced men c nd faces one of the hardest schedules IIT recent years lt IS certaln that the Wellsmen wlll glve a good account of themselves ln every contest EAST DOUGIAS I2 WELLS 6 Fnterng the lsr t game 4 sllght favorite VVells cmeraet on the short end of a l2 to 6 score lnex perlence ant c b l ase nf 1 tte s whlch caused many fumbles coun ell f r th: l Dougl s opened the scorlna f the 31 sewson ln the fl st quarter when a serles ef llne plunges brought the ball down wxthln the We ls t ' After Wells held far two ht c f me score Dauql s scored oqaln IH the mldclle of the sc and CIUJYTGY VVells aave evm nce of d xelopxng a fln aerlal at to ly c mana on o pass Kryslc a Fc rd from tne D uglws fifteen yard strlpe lluafv lGJQ'hI1QElIS sterllng VVells quarterback staved aft what mlaht have been a worse defeat wlth hrs hard tacl Img Fr ak Klyslak rlaht hal back starred lI'I the offc-nslxe rne r Janton captarn and fullb ck of East Doug los was the outstanding player for the NISITOFS ATHOL I8 WELLS 0 Playlna thus game rn summerllke weather the Frnmson and Gray cohorts were defeated I8 to O Wells showed a new flghtlng splrlt ln this game and the go :ng was nap and tuck throughout Athol scored In the opening mlnutes of the game but the Wellsmen quickly buckled down and the result was always In doubt untrl the last quarter when two Wells passes were rntercepted and run back for scores Tackllng hard anal showlng more flght than In the openlng game the Southbrldge team gave a good account of utself agaunst a much heavrer eleven Outstandlng rn thls game was the fane defensive llne play of Serge Bartoll leftguard playing In his flrst game Hugo DeAngel1s played his usual hard hlttlng game at quarterback K' N KK K 'V . 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' K G - . . - K I K K K K ' I I - I 4 I 1 IXUXFNIBFR 1031 13 PALMER 31 WELLS-0 Traveling to Palmer for theur first out of town game of the season the Crimson and Gray lerseyed men of Wells suffered a 3I to O defeat Scoring early un the first guarter on a pass Marynesku to Brosku the Palmer eleven never was un danger Operating for the first time from a single wungback formation the Wells offensive machine only started rolling un the closing minutes of the last quarter A series of passes thrown bv halfbacks Ed Lofgren and Frank Krysuak brought the ball down to the Palmer seven yard marker Another pass was completed over the goal line only to have the ball brought back due to a Wellsmfun s being offsude Southbrudge then lost the ball on downs and Palmer punted out of danger The game ende I a few seconds later DeAngelus played well for Wells Marynesku and Mulcakey were the bug guns for Palmer GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY The gurls hockey team has played two of its four games scheduled The gurls lost to Shrewsbury I O and held North G osvcnor lale to a scoreless tue The two remaining return games are to be played October 27 and November 8 Muss Stefanie Kozyra is coach Girls Field Hockey Squad Beverly Austin manager Louise Lemmelun Darcy Girard Doris Czyzewsku Doris Girard Adele Luro Theresa Leblanc Julia Luro Pauline Lavallee Leluose Matte Irene Petrellu Esther Lentu Marlorue Murphy Yvette Proulx Rosalie Martin Mary Tobua Shirley Matys Marlorue McCann Mary Palmeruno Evelyn Os trowsku Marilyn Muller Clematis Janeczek Christine Decker Nancy Blakely XXX 1 Among our Alumni Sguaws 37 who are Kathie n Tully our very ble editor of 37 at Mass State College June Barr at Vesper George School of Art un Boston Fvelyn Fay at Wheaton College Betty Chamberlin holder of a f eshman scholarship at New York University Vuvuan Peloguun at Becker 5 Bugunegg COl'ege The very be t of luck to them all Alumni Braves of the class of 37 who are found un schools of higher learning are Lynd Target Tullyer and NNallace Rockwood at the Worcester Tech George Berthuaume and Laurier LAfrucaun at Joliet College un Canada Henry Le Boeuf at Becker s Business College Ken Harwood at Bentley s Busu ness College Albert Proulx at Wentworth Instu tute Aloysuu Dzusra Danuel Vecchio and Rlghgrd Fox attending Becker s Night School Among the future Wall Streeters who are earnnng wages at the A O are Alune Girard Edna Buckley Zygmunt Damian Margery Hong Margaret Bliss Hubert McDonald Dorothy Briggs Walter Cuukal lun cudentally he s still a G Mani Alousuus Seremet Ger trude Champagne Robert Reed Gertrude Chuckerung Leola Robudoux Constance Dion Mary Gaumond Mary Lucynuak Dorothy Cole David Martell Stanley Damian Vuctorua Damian Ellen DuGregoruo Evelyn Howlett Ceculua Janeczek Henry Kontaxu Donald Watson Helen Wheelock Bernice Lapounte Elizabeth La Roche Betty McKunstry Wulluam McTughe Ger trude La Rochelle Ruchard Fox and Ruchard Decker The charming new telephone voices you hear belong to no other than our own Gert Dubreuul Doris Laruv wire Grace Cunnuff and Theresa Hetu all of the 37 ass Welcome to our 37 P G s Burton Swan Mary Walsh Ruth Chamberlin and John Bouteau Our here and there grads Louus Ugalde us a night switchboard operator for Taxi 83 lhe s also guv ung his able help to our new school bandl Cleo Brodeur works at the Harrington Cutlery Wu luam Cox and Lawrence Hutchinson are fullung station attendants Florence Luro us at Luro s Market Guernno Du Bonaventura us working at Furst National Bank Margaret Dobbins us with us un the school office Doris Cookie Goddu us a very attentive salesgurl at Blondie s Bakery Jeanette Desmaraus and Germaine Ethier both have office jobs Gerald Dubreuul and Ruth Paruseau are working at Lentu s Eileen Dunucan us at the lntervale Mull Thomas Earls landed un the Ames Worsted Brucuta Gray works at McLellan s Joseph Lehonczak has enter ed Cole Trade School Stephanie Jura works at Winters Robe t Muchon us at the Commercial Press Vincent Puuccu us employed at the People s National Bank well know where to make a bee lune for our Wampum and note signing now Patrucua Power us cn employee of the Nomar Optical Company Rachel Rapanault us at the Funushung Company rungton Cutlery Jeanette Waskuewucz can be found at the Worcester County Electric Company Fay Williams us employed at the Sumonds Machine Shop Lena De Angelus us working at the United Lens office Armand Gftbree and Victor Rochan are A 6' P clerks Jimmy Ford us an employee of the West Dudley Paper Mull Charles Bombardier our Eagle Scout has success fully passed two entrance exams and joined the Marines We hope hell bring home more hono s Watching the wind make merry with the fallen autumn leaxes I wondered where fate had blown our only four I found Henree Palmeruno us affuluated with the Palmeruno Bros Contracting Concern while Art Gagewsku Red Phipps and Lous Tascuottu are all employed at the Harrington Cutlery THE ASSOCIATION The Mary E Wells Hugh School Alumni Assocuatuon has had a very busy summer At their first meetung the following leaders were chosen Presudent Stoughton Lutchfueld Furst Vuce Presu dent Ruchard Bourdeau Second Vuce Presudent Luonel Hebert Treasurer Vincent Walsh Recordung Secre tary Estelle Benout Correspondung Secretary Frances Redhead Hustoruan Wulluam Henry Executive Board members Louus Dani Ruta Earls Louus Ugalde and John Lubera Councul members Stephanu Kozyra Mrs Stewart Gubson Mrs Wulson Knight Attorney Joseph OShaughnessey Attorney John OShaughnessey Luuse Corbun Danuel P Bernheum Mrs Allen Ruch mond Don Fitzgerald, and Jake Edwards 11 J .1 7 1 . , 1 - , ' I . r 3 c . 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I I 1 , . , . - ., I I 14 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PRATTLE Warhooping around with: Chief Little Star De- Angelis emphasizing very strongly to a certain soph- omore that she must keep quiet in line lbut does he really mean it7t Chief Turtle Eye Troy stooping to the lowest of senior tricks helping a freshman of course it all depends on the freshman -on foot ball players There are really quite a bunch of soph omore braves playing for instance Warrior Locke a strong silent blond Warrior Proulx probably overestimating his importance Warrior Swiacki a cut up from the Globe Village Tribe-and of course Sergio Bartoli who takes everything pretty seriously Coming down to the Freshman Tribe you know they re really not too bad tlt nearly kills me to say that Nobody ever said it about us when we were freshmenl If you have a lot of extra time you real ly ought to notice a couple of them Take Chan ning Pratt a flaming youth and a newcomer is the most adorable thing and he wears the cutest war paint Phyllis Williams a very likable maiden there really ought to be more people luke her Lloyd Chapman a pompous little chap and always on the defensive when seniors are around l-ugh School has a bad effect on some people An impressive individual meaning Chief Torch Bearer Doucet shocking freshmen with his clever war dances Chief Haynes having no difficulty at all keeping track of his numerous feminine fans Sophie Con stantine who has settled down quite n bit lmaybe yust a little bltl Rudy Laverdiere with his carefully arranged colffure whiling away his time in Mr Beals room OUR FAMOUS INDIAN CHARACTERS Arl ss Olson 40 Pocahontas Mary Tobia Hiawatha Frank Guardian: Ramona Barbara D Arcey George Black l Life Begins in College J Al Bauvier Mmnehoha Celia Lupone Magua Kawana Chi wee Uncas Parker Smith Powatan Paul Dubreu l Robert Bertrand Mary Buccelli Clyde Morrell TAl L STORlES Marg ret Chace 3-8 Nvhcn the tvyo Cham brothf rs end their families get together everyone hcs a lolly gool time but the spice is added to tl eir happiness when Bart cnrt Walt start telling stories This mood usually comes upon the brothers after they have tucl ed cw y a comfortable meal and sit contentedly smoking their pipes When Bart says Say Vlalt remember the family I nows that they are about to hear one of those fanciful tales for which the brother are famous Not lona ago when the families were seated around the table they beccme aware of those never failing signs when sorneone brought up the subyect of con centrated food products Yes said Bart over in Germany they have dis covered how to make food out of sawdu t A burst of laughter greeted this remark Really that s not so unlikely turning to his brother he said remem ber the chicken we raised on sawdust? Sure l do responded Walt she had chicks and four of them had wooden legs And replied Bart sadly the others turned out to be woodpeckers Remember how surprised we were the next morning? Yes said Walt we heard noises and when we reached the ch cken coop we found th t those chicks nad pe ked the w ll full of holes Sure nuff answered Bart drily they were try ing to peck the gr in out of the wood By this tme the tcble had been cleared and the mcn moved to thc liying room A little later when the women camr in to loin them they were still at it l ll ntycrf ra t the time when l was out hunting an ny Lulle aave out Bart was saying l was tired and vcry r from home when suddenly l saw g e ir ngn in frcnt of m Even at thirty be ow l Cf iltlnt think of anything to O l cldnt hlvc time to r tw t my forehead felt funny Lt y In nc up nd found that twe perspiration had i intc la ru rt und pell t Ouickly l grabbe a cy r nf-ncd int y gun and armed at the or I turf 4 rt t a minute too soon and as he reac rn cet 1 ny er LC Yes so d W It tha was in the good old ays w cn gone w s plc trtil and huwting was wor w wi e I l ncyerf rget me day l sho at a rabbit e bullet glanced cf a ro k and wl izzed through a large ee lillng a gray squir l The nuts fa in tunned tvto t thers which l fini hed with my gun And as l stooped to pick up my game my suspenders but on snapped nl flew off at top speed straight into e sky An aw' that had lust started his nights hunt ng was r ght in line and as l stood there speech less with ama em nt l saw that fatal button strike e owl nan w between the eyes Or saic' Bart that reminds me of the time Bart, said Ann firmly it s time to go home ' I - . . 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I I N1 IX I NBER 1937 IQLI-I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Rlchard Aucoan Vucc Presldent Ruth Desmarals Secretary Sally Cheney Treasurer Aldo Puccl Class Advlser Mr Hayward Snell DIRECTORN OF FRESHMEN HEAP HIGH An we Den: Q Pobbnns Danlel Robson HEAP LOW Yolcn la Slnnl John Woulas HEAP OLD Andrea Proulx Raymond VOFIF1 HEAP YOUNG Patrlc a Whuteook Jack Eaves HEAP FAIR Jacquelune L Heureux Norman Gagnon FAMED FOR PROWESS Phyllls Wllllams Roland Laplerre Jeannette Deterando Rob rt Bertrand TOM TOM PLAYER Gertrude LaRochelle Steve Larsvlere NIMBLE FEET Ruta Jullen Aldo Puccllll GREAT LITTLE COOKS Wt Q Wllllam Lallberte gf TO THE CLASSES O D Respect the traffic offncers frrst bell lestraln your chatter Patronlze the Football and Fleld Hockey Games Cheer w th all your lung power Rretend you re very unimportant I9lI-2 CLASS OF l942 Gertrude Bouvler presxdent Jean Robertson vlce presldent Elaine Salva secret ry Lronel Gagnon treasurer Mllton Mickelson f culty adviser Ida Baal on: reno Fradcrlck Gorge Vreeland clew Damian h resa Jacobs odwlg Szugda lr rd Servant obert Cote ntonetta Chrlsto emetmla Stephen uaene Mathieu aymond Phaneuf hlrley Salva F l94l AND I9-I2 DON T Be frlghtened by the rough vouces IF of the trafflc offlcers they re really qulte gentle people at heart Forget to come to Growlng Pains on November l9 Wear out your shoes slld g down the stone coplngs of the front steps Speak unless spoken to C' uldren should be seen not heard OL R ADW FRTISERS Amerrcan Cptlcal Co Ames Worsted Co Barnard s Serv ce Station Bon Marche Store Bcston Store Bousauet s Auto Shop F A Bouvuer R M Burnham Butler C7 Son Central Fruit Store Central Muslc Store Clemence Co Coblentz Co Commerclal Press nc Costa s Cafe J J Delehanty Co Mrs H O Desaulnners Elm Beauty Parlor J V Flood G Gregoire and Son Globe News Room Globe Appliance Co Goodwln Bros Hartwell Pharmacy Hebert Candy Shop Wm S Hofstra Y M C A Hotel Columbia Hyde Manufacturing Co Jalbert Dairy Janelle Jewelry Store Johnson Motor Co Kennedy Electric Co C H Knlght lnc F X Lallberte Cr Son J O Lemolne Davld Lent: Lent: Motor Sales LePaln's Pharmacy Lewis Battery C7 lgnltlon Co Ernest Llppe Lock: Tailoring Albert N McGrath McKlnstry Ice CO Worcester County Electric Co Metro Bros Nomar Optlcal Co Peloqunn s Drug Store Peoples National Bank Phll s Shoe Store A Plnel R Robbins Russell Harrlngton Cutlery Co Geo C Shepard Co Southbrldge Buuck Pontla Southbrndge Coal Co Southbrldae Southbrldge Southbrldge Southbrlclge Strand Theatre Unuque Flower Shop Vlncent Motor Sales Waste Hardware Co E G Walker Coal Co Weld G Beck G C Wlnter Co cCo Flnlshlng Co Frult Co Roofnng Co Trucklng Co -Y v fl, 4 ,Z 15 . .- .K--P . 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R A Jnfzbfzfrf IWIIJ' iffue to in cz zz f f LUZIXE7' FEBRUARY l938 The CUTIIBIH RISES fb i 1-fm' Cplnlons and Such OUR FACULTY ADVISER All the world s a stage and all the people on t merely players wIshes Mlss FItzaerald for besIde her enthu asm for poundInq copper trays and other pIeces of rnanua art she IS ardcntlv Interested In drama Her love for plays and the stage never wanes whIle her portrayal of Incldents hold one pellbound ThIs teacher loften secretly referred to as FItzIel surorlses people Wllh her ever changIng moods l-ler cheerful grIns or ccntortu ns of exasperatIon her bursts of laugr ter or delected spIrIts her flIppant non chalance or grIm 'letermInatIon her sctIsfIed beams or palned expressrons well deserve for her the self Imposed name of a human ausher MIss FItzgeral'ls devotIon and non tIrIng efforts have been the morn coo IH the wheel of fInancIal and lIterary success of the Crlmson and Gray For several hIgh ratIng among th varwus hIgh school publIca TIOHS MIss FItzgeralds spontan cus VlVOClOLJSI'1eSS and abundance of good notured wIt characterlze her as one o' the rrost Interestmg and sympathetIc teachers In the school SInce thls a surprIse KlE'QlICOllOYT we hope youll not be too amazed MIss Frtzgeralrl and thanks loads for everythIna' PREPIAPE FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS PhyllIs WhIeo1k 39 Vfreaths candles glfts vacatlon l dened l'TNOIl meh seals and greetmgs and so we know It s ChrIst mas But Chrlstmas wIthout snow unheard of Or lS It? Anyway there ISN t even a stray flake drIftIng aImlessly about through the CVISD December aIr Ftchlngs of stately doorways barely VISlblE through a speckled blanket of downy snowflakes are to be seen on many Chrlstmas cards The doorsteps, on the etchIng IS a 1Ig saw puzzle of many footsteps Im planted through the newly fallen snow and there are lIttle mounds of the Whlte fluff perched Olflly on the gateposts BIts of ChrIstmas carol musIc are floatIng from the IllumIned wIndow panes and a greetIng scrawled In muslc says Merry ChrIstmas Many happy memornes are fIlled wIth varIed scenes of Santa Claus In hIS reIndeer drawn sleIgh descendlng from the starry heavens Into a snow covered roof Are these happy memorIes to be blurred by the cold, hard ground and snow deserted roofs when ChrIstmas Eve rolls around? Why doesn t one of our AmerIcon geniuses manufacture snow? CUM AND THF TEACHER Ruth E Toucey 38 upIls ofleh wonder why chool teachers forbId the chcw ng of gum In classrooms cnd also why teachers Her catchmq s me lowly student In thIs act seem to tc h Io n nb rrossmg hlm whlle he deposlts It In a vlell used wastebasket One able Ion to the practlce IS chewIng gum ap pe rs o common ln other words a slIght mo I n t wer laws makes one resemble a street corner mug Instead of the h ghly Intellectual student v hom that I u tr ous nr' lagoaue ef learnIng IS tryIng t I texe op Prob blv the slIght ec SOVJIIWQ of the lower Iaw dI turbs bexcna repoIr the teacher s powers of concen fl'GllOf'1 That s quIte probable also Of co rse eve yane understands that those Sfl me level wth cn lI1f'1OCCI1l' stlck of gum However amng wIth lelng crammed fu'l of the hIgher thrngs I lo t harm lS a small InanIma1e DIGCS of gum goIng t l shou d lIke a ree'ly good reply wouldn t you? HOW TO .IUCCEED IN JOURNALISM Beverly AustIn 38 The fIrst requIsIte for sucfe s IH Iournahsm IS cur You 'nust be CUFIOUS aboIIt everythlng around you fou must be CUYIOUS bout persons and what they re th nkIng and feelIng and doIng You must be cur ous about events theIr causes and theIr prob able rcsults Unle s you have such CUTIOSITY you can n ter be a successful newspaper wrIter or edItor or, f C a successful wrIter of anxthlng not of ad ferhsernents not rf short storIes not of novels not of p All successfuI vIrIters great and sma are cur ous about lIfe and g ve us the results of theIr ef forts to flnd out what IS behInd the outward show of th ngs But curIosIty IS not enough You must be able to understand what you hear and see and to grasp the sIgnIfIcance of persons and of events You should use he knowledge you have acqulred to comprehend the meanmg of what IS happenIng Then too the IournalIst must be able to select from a mass of events those subyects whIch wIll Inter est readers or whIch can be so treated as to Interest them News IS usually defIned as anythIng tImeIy that IS of Interest or Importance to a conslderable number of persons and the best news IS that whIch has the greatest Interest and Importance for the great est number AbIIIty to thInk logrcally IS the next reqwsute for success Clear fhlnklng IS essentIaI to clear Wflflhg UntII you have clorIfIed and arranged your own O O N . X F' l . . 3 . , . I V l s . . . . . I, x I C . I I ' g ' l b ' si ' I ' I . . . ' - I 1 l V 1 I ' - I' - 'R ,CI ,I V' I ' ' , N I ' . le sua ' y I er 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' s ' ' s . ' - - ' ' - , , , -. CL! 1 lf . . . - V ' ' ' - , gc '---oh, s . , ' - ' ., 'w ' X to c. the Ie C . -s r '- ' ' ' ' - .s . . . 2 ' I I I . . . . N ' L ' , Q ' v .I . 4 ll 5 I .1 R I ' ' M M 4 A f . -l . . - s I , . , V . IU V or -- yew-5 She hog DUI fogofher Q moggzme which hog G rnulahng higher things In life are not on quite the ' ' 3 Q ' - so A .I ' f ' . , I I ,f , N Q I . . I , . In G . , Ay, VG - I - - . ' ' ' ' o de? , I '. .I , ' . ,I - C . r . I K .R . . I , H A , X I . , X I W A , K- S . . . , - Y, iasIty. . ' ' , ' f . X C , ' , a C E ' ' 4 , I, I ' , ' ' - i 1 - .. 5 f I ' 4 , tx - I 9 ' , ' A I , ' At L ' In ,a t, . I ' If ' 1 - ' - I I I I G ' 'Q I I f I I . . , . In F , I . I, , - ,luyS. , 4 I -, ll, . ' ' - Y ' I , - , I - I . . .- I - 0- - . , - - . , . I I . . II - II . - . - I . '. '. . . . I thoughts ana umpressuons you cannot make them clear to your readers The results of your curuosuty your understandung of the sugnufucance of what you hear and see and your clear and logucal thunkung must be embodued un your wrutung Success un composutuon depends upon your skull un choosung the rught words to express exactly your udeas and umpressuons and upon the arrangement of those words un the best possuble order To have at command as large a vocabulary as newspaper read ers are famuluar wuth us vutal to successful wrutung for the press WINTER Pruce Burgess 39 Wunter us usually thought of un two ways Most people especually those of youth and muddle age ap precsate wunter s true worth as a season Some peo ple however look upon wunter as a sort of super vulla n un the melodrama of lufe They belueve that wunter persecutes poor old enfeebled Uncle Tom and that cold and frost take the places of the bloodhounds and chase the much sufferung Eluzo across the ruver of floatung uce These people are unfortunate un seeung only one sude of the story They cannot see the supreme beau tues and uoys of wunter because they are hudden by truvual thungs such as cold and wetness In wunter and only un wunter does one wake up un the furst rays of the early mornung sun to fund beauty un the delucate uncanny frosty tracungs on the wun dows Only un wunter does one walk through the woods wuth everythung an example of soft whute beau den of glustenuna snow and each bush and bruar un der them us a whute network of undescruboble soft ness To complete thus beautuful pucture the real lufe storues of the tuny denuzens of the woods are presented for you to read at your leusure un the tracks un the snow Snow sufts softly sulently upon a luttle town on a wunter s nught The wundows of the contented peaceful town throw patches of lught upon the whute blanket coverang everythung What devuce of summer offers so much fun as fuelds of spotless whute almost askung to be used for sludung or skuung7 Who doesnt enuoy gludung on uce as smooth as plate glass feelung as uf hus feet were shod wuth Hermes sandals? Just cs summer brungs unbearable heat as well as sparklung cool refreshung salt water uust as the fall brungs hay fever as well as brulluant foluage just as the pluckung of a rose presents the possubuluty of a funger torn on a thorn so wunter brungs disagreeable cold as well as the splendors of new fallen snow It us tr e that the pleasant and the dusagreeable often come at one txme It us also true however that the dusagree able does not spoul the pleasure but on the contrary ut causes the pleasure to be emphasuzed and more greatly apprecuated FRIENDS Dora Kendall 39 I often wonder about the word fruend ut us com mon used often and very umportant to most people And yet what ss a fruend7 ls ut someone to amuse you when you are feelung low? ls ut someone to aud you when you get unto money duffucultues7 Or us ut someone you can confude un brung your troubles to have a good tume wuth and treat as an equal? Of Course your fruend has as many pruvuleges as you have You cannot expect hum always to be on hand when ever you want hum to be Yet uf there us a favor to be done whether easy or hard a real fruend wull al ways be ready to do hus utmost to do thus favor THE CRIMSON AND GRAY BOY S FASHIONS Maruorue Phullups 38 There was once a tlme belueve ut or not when all males looked aluke except for theur necktues Late ly however the boys have come unto theur own Once a brught color was guven a scornful glance Boys al ways wore dark trousers to school navy whute black oxford gray and brown Theur sweaters were of some lukewuse dull hue and shurts were generally whute or blue wuth an occasuonal varuatuon of blue or whute Theur tues were the only splotch of color vusuble and they too were subdued As for sox they were al ways black or brown dependung on the color of the sturdy Oxfords worn by Mr Male' But today The trousers the boys wear are stull cl rk but they have other colors woven un They are checkered and sometumes ploud' Theur sweaters are of any color except punk lthey have to draw a Iune somewherel and they frequently wear sports jackets whuch mu t not match theur trousers lt us hard o belueve but shurts are of punk red green purple blue brown and black not to mentuon the ploud ones T ao wuth these nufty artucles they wear gaudy tues tued cbout two Inches long Boys who once went bare-headed now come to school un soft hats wuth a brum I 32 of an unch wude or a uaunty crew cap or skotung toque All these are promptly stuck on the very backs of theur heads and forgotten untul someone pulls them down around theur ears a dure unsult Theur shoes are crepe soled suede or brown and whute and very snappy too But to go on w th sox thats where the boys really go to town Red orange yellow blue and purple all un one sock tuon of purple and green or plaun colored ones of brught red At last the boys are really becomung unduvudual We resolve that we wull try to respect not laugh when Alvm Greene bellows an order to go to home rooms The Sensors THE GIRLS JEWELRY Ruth Carey 38 One never enters any classroom but what she hears some luttle tungle luke a chuld s tov Thus tungle one hears us the luttle bells on a bracelet on one of the gurls Although small each stull sounds luke a luberty bcll when the room us quuet Luttle gadgets are rapudly takung the place of neck laces whuch were once the vogue lntrucate luttle charms can be seen fluppung about on the wrusts of the brught colored sweaters We must not leave out the Fraternuty puns and bracelets Many a gurls heart beats when she comes unto a classroom dusplayung her latest Fraternuty bracelet Luttle dogs are seen dang lung from wrusts Run Tun Tun us about the only one not represented but Fluffy the pet scottue dog us al ways sure to be seen Turtles and spuders enter the class rooms now wuth theur mustresses They are so realustuc that one can never tell when the luttle spuder mught take leave from the clasp whuch holds hum on the brught sweater of hus mustress and uoun hus fellow spuders Postage stamps take theur places on bracelets unstead of dorng theur duty on the olden bullet doux whuch made female hearts go putter potter As for puns we have everythung from Popeye to Popeye s Jeep No I dudn t say cheap But anyway when we see these luttle puns we can almost see Mother cookung our spunach Funny what luttle udeas one wull get gust from Iookung at one pun on a young lady un a class room . . . , I . . . . I , , , I 14 ' - I , - . , . . V ' I , I I , , t - l . . . . . I - 1 , - 1 ' . I ' 4 4 I . I . I I . . - Y A y I - ' 1 ' . ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I , , I I - O . , I . , - ' ' - - . . X Y i I ' A 'YA TOWCVIUQA Dine V995 QVOCGIUIIV bear their bur- If that seems too flashy there is a snappy combina- . , , , V I . I ' I ' . I 4 I . , I 4 ' I , V , A. 1 I I I -' I A . . ' u ' 4 - . . . , I I I - - . . . I I I I 1 I - D I I . I A - I . . . . , 1 ' ' - ' ' ' I a l ' . . . . I I . . - U ' ' ' . I 0 I I I C . . . FEBRUARY I 938 - M 5 ff! Ad: Il Lllzerary Bram Storms About School COURTSHIP IN HAWAII PhyllIs Swenson 39 lt IS mI nIaht and there IS maonIIght Grotesque goblIns spnng out from nearby palm trees and prance about wIth a weIrd ceremony at the sly command of the moon Then a malden a frlvolous sea slyly advances up lo her suItors a statelv llne of palm trees She IS al most wIthIn theIr reach when suddenly wIth o swnsh of her whIte ruffled pettIcoat she gracefully slowly vvutharaws from them Oh wull she never stop? cry the despalrlng lovers the p Ilm trees as they sadly move thelr arms about The moon looknng tenderly on them whnspers Some day lovers some day HOME TOWN GIRL MAKES GOOD Beverly Austin 38 Cahfornna here l come MarcIa found It rather dIffIcult to belleve what she read on the telegram Your screen t sts approved by M G M Come at once to tart work on pIcture C uld It really be true? Had she succeeded? l ll say I ha e thought I'NAClI'CICl as she ran to tell her mother Mother dld not thoroughly approve of Marclas takIng thIs crucIal step In her lIfe However It had been all she could do to keep MarcIa at home slnce he la rl von the beauty contest In EvansvIlle MarcIa s tco excnt d to wat untl' t morrow to tell fr ent about her auod lu k so she proceeded to call hem on the tel pnone They were all vcry pleased evervowe would ml s her at schcol but perhaps h wt uld fone back some day to vIsIt them a Th n xt afternoon f unl MarcIa and her mother ID most of the lest shops IH town buy ng MarcIa three coI wplete new outfI s That would be all she needed v Ith the clothes she alr adv had untul she was s ttled In Hollywood wnen she could buy lust what she want e Iloe maporlty of the populat on of Izvansvulle went to th tram to se thexr lucky star off to Hollywood and success Thelr good byes re echoed In her ears as she settled herself on the tram There wer tears In her eyes as she looked at all the farewell presents th y had showered upon her She certaInly would mIss them and especlally all the senlor class actIvItIes at hIgh school Perhaps no she was glad she had come Soon she would be able to prove her ablluty as an actress Just walt untIl they saw her name In lughts Hollywood proved to be a very excltmg place to Ilve In wIth all Its dazzllng llghts night clubs beautlful scenery movIe houses and studlos The screen tests and rehearsals were frequently very tlrlng to Marcia However she accomplIshed her work exceedungly well oerhaps because she had the strong wIIl power to succeed There were tlmes when everythlng seemed to go agamst her and she was about ready to gIve up but when she thought of all her fruends back home wont Ina tc see her a success she contlnued her work wIth mon ambItIon and talent than ever before Whvle worknng on her fIrst pIcture MarcIa studled a great dcal f-bout the ert of producung a pIcture She found herself more Interested In producmg a pIcture than rtIng H1 one Would she SUTDFISC everyone and become a great producer Instead of an actress? She dIdnt know of any woman producers ther In Holly wood so maybe she would become the flrst one Oh It seemed too wonderful to even thunk about Her fIrst pIcture was shown exactly nlne months after sh had left home In Evansvllle She was ac claImed a wonderful actress the fund of the year by everyone She had become a star In one pIcture Would she contInue In thIs mdnner? So the people thought but not MarcIa She was goIng to be a pro ducer If I trok everythmg she had For three years nothung was seen of MarcIa In the moxIes The people wondered what had become of her One day he went to the heads of the M G M and told them she wIshed to produce a pIcture They looked at her wIth astonnshed eyes What did she mean a woman producer? Why Imposslble' She dldn t know encugh about It After two solId hours conference wIth these men IVIGFCICI fInally convlnced them she should produce So she was off' The woman producer lrather gIrl producer she was only twenty oncv got h r pIcture under way She faced many dIffIcult problems but came out on top When the pIcture fm-..llv was released It become a four star pIcture verv soon MarcIa had agaln cstound ed the people wIth her abIlIty She was heaallnes In ovary newspaper In the country Evan v lle cou'dn t have been more proud of anyone th n they were of Mar Ia She was 0 true thoroughbred IEAIQ ONVS LON T COUNT Marv WIessIIer 39 ck ng e, w s tmq In the large easy cha r the sun p Irl n u IFIQ when he suddenly felt a queer ounr, ng I It1ll'V of hIs heart He had just seen cute coy lIttle betty Adams pass by wIth the school s football hero Jerry Anderson Jerry was consIdered the Iucklest boy In Amsterdam High H had recelved man, compllments from notable people about hIs football playlna and he had the cutest gIrl In the hIgh school as a gIrl fruend If only Jack could get Betty Adams to go to the mud year prom wIth hIm he would be the happzest boy In the country Jack left hIs easy chaIr and went out ofthe house He bumped rIght Into the couple Iust mentloned Hello Jerry and Betty sold Jack Hello Jack was the unan mous reply Jack contlnued on hIs way He dldn t know where he was gorng he just kept walkang thanklng Should I get up courage enough and ask Betty to the prom? But that s foollsh Jerry must have asked her by thIs tume But maybe Jerry reached home and went rlght to the telephone stand ran hIs fmger down the column of A s IH the , ' ' .4 l ' . , V, , . , 1, h A . , I I T ,J . . . a, . I I ' - ' . , - . I S W I I t A ll - ll - - e ' ' - I - I I : , , I Q I I I I I ' V ' I ' I, I, , ' I ' , ' . I - ' . .L N . I A . . I I . . , , . . . I A . C . . . I . . ' 9 K . I . . . s , o I - ,I I V I, A , - . , . . I . . , X A A . . I I I . I . - - I ' - 1 AI-s ' E .fi ll X I V I . . . wa. , e , ' I 'I o her G I I ., ,s - I 4 g , , I -' I as I . , 4 c , - I , - I I A L P ' ' . .I . , e , I ,I - I I- I I , ' ' T ' T and proud to ncve her as thelr frlend. Of course, s - C V , . . I, . ,, I , . -' A' I ,, '- s I N s e r R g i . . u , I ll. C 1 , 'I e I o c ' . . . 5 , I D Q I IX I1 1 . . V , 7 i I f g I .. ' '. If , Q, I 3 Jo, Ik! cl 'Llc s-I K I ID I - , f I , .. , I - . . c or s K, X , , , V A . . , Cl' L, . I IW tnc -If c , ., . . . ,. . . N Q . I , , ' .I I , I I I1 Il r 1 e e , . . ' ' . 9 ' . e ' I ' v ' e K, ' . - I - I . , . ' . . . II ,I . ' I , . . . . . , . , ,I I, . I I I V I . , . . . . , , I - I . - I 1 . . ,, , , . , . . - I I l . . . . l Q Q-, ',, I . - . . , , I THE CRIMSON AND GRAY telephone durectory and upon reachung Adams cuted the number to the operator Hus hands were shakung hus heart poundung he had never been thus nervous before Hello Betty? Thus us Jack Kungley I won t take up much of your tume and don t thunk Im too for ward but would you go to the mud year prom wuth me Betty? You wull? Do you mean ut? You d love to? Oh Betty I ll see you un school tomorrow and thanks a mulluon Jack could hardly hang the re ceuver on the hook Was ut true? Betty Adams Oh' What a lucky break Our scene changes to the nught of the great event Jack us gettung ready un fact he has been for hours Thus us the happuest nught of hus lufe He went out to the car and sped over to Betty s house He pumped from the car ran up the staurs and rang the doorbell Jack awoke wuth the Kungley doorbell rungung and c masculurue vou e sayung Here s your maul Oh' saud the vuctum un a mournful tone I mught have known ut was a dream ut was too good to be true A TRIBUTE TO SONJA HENIE Natalue Puerce 41 Gludung o er the uce us a fugure so faur Wuth smulung blue eyes and bruqht golden haur She twusts and she twurls and she spuns all around The most graceful skater that s ever been found She dances and puxots cnd speeds up cwd down WINTER Fleurette Demers 39 Scorfs muttens and woolen socks are comung out Wuth the droppung of the mercury students at Mary E Wells Hugh School have been seen comung to class wuth red noses and frost nupped toes It seems that they came unprepared one mornung but do you thunk they got fooled agaun9 No sur' The next mornung the temperature slud down to approx: mately I9 degrees Aha' but this tume the students came to school wuth theur red flannels on wooly scarfs muttens and an extra paur of socks Old Jack Frost wasn t smart enough for them Later on Old Sol de cuded to have some fun By noontume when the students got out of school the temperature had clumb ed to about 50 degrees Dew drops came pourung down many a I'-ot face and rolled away on steamed up backs Scorfs came off muttens were stuffed un pockets and socks were peeled off Alas' Mother Na ture had taken a hand and the students had been fooled agaun I resolve to reset the clock un Muss Frtzgerold s room that has been I5 minutes slow for months Besudes I hate being late for school' Glbby Favor PEN NAME Elsue Benout '39 Janet Johnson looked out on the snow laden fur trees besude her wundow Angry tears of dusappount ment welled up un her eyes Why dud such thungs al ways happen to her' At twenty one Janet looked almost luke a chuld wuth her large brown eyes and curly haur She had been teachung un the luttle country schoolhouse here un Chestervulle for two years Once Janet had dreamed of teachung un the large new Munucupal Senuor Hugh School at the largest cuty un her state Arlungton She had gone through the State Teacher s Normal School wuth the hopes of ma uorung un Englush when she would enter the State Unu versuty But her father dued and wuth hum went the small amount of money he had Ended were Janet s dreams of takung a course at the State Unuversuty So unstead she took a posutuon teachung un the luttle country townshup of Chestervulle to help support her mother Lufe had gone on monotonously untul last summer when she read of a scholarshup award to be guven as a furst pruze to any young woman who wrote the best essay on The Ideal Amerucan Woman The scholar shup to the State Unuversuty would be guven wuthun sux months two months after the closung of the contest Janet worked hard on her essay ut was about Jane Adams The tame passed quuckly and now a dis corded newspaper lay besude her chaur un her luttle rose colored room On the sheet that was facung upward was wrutten The pruzes were today announced for the Ideal Amerucan Woman contest The furst pruze of a State Unuversuty scholarshup goes to Muss Anna belle Newton And so on down through the follow ung lust of names Janet went But nowhere could she fund her name Thus she sat wlth tears on the cheeks when a soft tap on her door followed by her mother s Janet dear caused her to quuckly brush away her tears When Janet opened her door her mother stood there wuth a telegram un her hand It s for you dear so d Mrs Johnson Janet quuckly opened ut and read the message Dear Muss Johnson We wush to con gratulate you on your pruze wunnung essay Jane Adams stop wull be out un a day or so to consult you Whute Mgr Hendrucks Foods Inc What us ut dear? asked Mrs Johnson I can t belueve ut replued Janet Can t belueve what9 asked Mrs Johnson Here read ut mummy answered Janet as she handed the telegram to her mother When Mrs John on read t through she sand Why that s wonderful babv but why can t you belueve ut? Because the paper gave the wunner as Muss Anna belle Newton retorted Janet Mrs Johnson smuled and saud Well I dudn t know my dauahter was so forgetful Why Janet don t you remember that you were asked to use a pen name and that you took my mauden name of Annabelle Newtonr' Oh' was all that Janet could m nage to say WOFI WINTER Phyllus Morse 4l The earth a blanket of fluffy whute Was kussed by the fallung snow last nught None so lovely as to see The snowy boughs on every tree Nature s un her very best When wunter comes to be her guest I resolve not to start any more fads luke Hello Jack ' How are you, Jack for at least sux months Frannue Bousquet MY EDUCATION IN MUSIC Eva Salvuuolo 39 When a chuld I had always thought that takung puano lessons would be a bed of roses but when I started I soon changed my mund Whule walkung to my teacher s house I was un gay spuruts and very hop py I puctured myself as a great puanust thrullung the world as I played the most beautuful pueces ever com posed But after my lesson I was dusgusted I had to learn the scale and had to count aloud I went home and durung the week I practuced hours and hours before I had funally memoruzed my lesson . ,, ,, . . . , , re- . , 1 f u . u. I . . . , . . . , I , - 1 . , . . I - - . . . , , . . , . ,, . ,, - u u , . - J u u, . . , . . . ' ' 1 . . . . , ' r I I ' ' - . I . ' ' ' -II . - u f , . , . . u .F . ,, , . 1, ,, C ' , . . , - u, U . . . . ,, . . . . , , II T ' 1 ' AI II I . , , , . , - . . ,I I u, . V . Y . . ' I I - r 1 I , . . I I . . . ' H A A I i- ' - I . . . , I' su , I A ' And 'NIV deserves the World 5 Skmmq Cmwn concerning your scholarship stop. Yours truly, J. C. C. - . u, 'I I - . - IA I ,, u . . H . I I , ,u , u H I I ' II I I ll . . . L . I I I I A h - ' V C - - 11 I 1 I . 4 ' I 1 I , . . fu . , If ' ' , , ,- H A , , . . H . , , , , . . - - , , . u A I - . ,I ' . A I ff 11 A nl , A H . , , , . , - u I I ' I V , ' ' ' - I 1 ' 1 . . . , , , . . . , . , . ' ll f A , rr 1 u ' , . I T . I Q . . . . I . . , , ' , . I . . . 1 I , I . - r - I - - D comes along my fugures are spouled agaun uf l lose sught of the faces even for a second ut us umpossuble to make them agaun To deruve the mast pleasure from thus study the smallest breath of wund must be stur rung to make the luttle people of the trees seem to be talkung together The easuest fugures to umagune un trees are old wutches wuth pounted hatsandsharp noses But all the fugures don t have to be sharp and angular ut s nearly as easy to make normal profules Up there un that leafy bower I can fashuon an out door court Rught un the center us the kung all around hum are gathered hus knughts and theur ladues That handsome couple mught be Gareth and Lynette those two stalwart knughts un the opposute corner Lancelot and Galahad A soft breeze us blowung and they are all gassupung among themselves then a gust of wund there goes my court and knughts lust a cluster of leaves us left and my day dreamung us funushed I resolve to stralghten a few of the lop sided plc tures hanging on the school wall Mr Lavallee lour lanltorl ON HAVING ONES PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN Fueurette Demers 39 Havung one s photograph taken us no easy task for people I know Truly a pucture us a lovely guft for some person dear to your heart but oh the agony of ut all There are un my opunuon three Important pounts of worry connected wuth thus subyect Furst of all the vu turn must look her best Thus uncludes what to wear and how to wear ut ln the second place how are you goung to 'ook when you fare the camera? Shall y u look sweet crud demure or wull you squun the burdue7 Oh what torture' Last but not least what us the funushed pucture gonna to look luke? Thus I won t duscuss for ut may brunq back horruble memor ues to the reader There was one rumc un hus youth when grandfather had hus pucture taken He had been courtung grand 'nother for a year and naturally the poor soul felt that Mary should have a souvenur of hum He donned hus best clothes and marched straught down the street to the photagr pher s The latter was a small elderly man wuth spectacles on the end of hus nose and he squ nted at everyone he saw Havung been put un posutuon wuth the camera grandfather was made to hold hus derby on hus arm wuth one hand and to put the other behund hus back Wuth a funal pull at hus mustache he was ready to be shot the photographer wasn t lt took practucally an hour before the camera was set un range and the lens adjusted Then a clamp was snapped to the back of grandfather s head whuch prevented hum from turnung around Funally by the tume the photo grapher was ready grandfather was weary of stand ung and hus knees began to buckle under hum Hus eyeluds drooped and so dud hus mustache The pucture was taken and grandfather went home to bed A week later the proofs were sent to hum and the poor soul was mortufued but the photographer assured hum that all mustakes would be touched up So grand father had a dozen portrauts funushed and wuthout lookung at them sent one to grandmother What en sued was never dusclosed Yet for years grandfather stood on the puano un Marys parlor with hus knees about ready to guve way hus eyeluds droopung and hus mustache luke putty There us an example of the fruutless efforts of a well meanung person un tryung to have hus pucture tak en so that hus sweetheart may be pleased Oh, the agony of ut all and the torture whuch must be experu enced un order to have one s photograph taken THE CRIMSON AND GRAY CATS AND MICE AND SUCH A Column by Ruth Toucey 38 EDWARDS STREET Personaluty' Atmosphere' Edwards Street drups wuth both It us found un every nook and cranny druftung about luke buts of transparent fog On one porch baskung sleepuly un the sun luke a Queen Eluzabeth us a beautuful black and whute cat Her gleamung fur catches reddush blue lughts as she capers Iuthely down to greet her mustress and then rolls entucungly over to emphasuze her enthusuasm Of course she possesses no famous famuly tree but beung my cat she us posrtuvely beautuful Sexeral other members of the anumal kungdom cur culate about also a canune furry puffball lsup posedly some type of the porneranuon but more luke a fuz v pumpk n wuth four propellersl a lumbering nousy pocch called Sport several pretty tomcats wuth scratched noses and ears and about sux roosters wuth over developed larynges that gurgle goyfully each mornung wuth the sunruse Automobules wuth nervous druvers attemptung the arecded t o and st t test stutter agutatcrlly up the hull wuth many a protestung huccough and aroan Flecsantly rampuna chuldren traupse up and down th bank ng caus ng munor Iandsludes to swallow the sldew lk cn'l thoroughly d sheartenung the valuant ef forts of the sarcutung grass Th atmosphere uncreases as the daylught decreases tu tl the treet becomes as dark and eerue as Mac beths ccstle From very few houses do fluckerung be ms of lught dart out to swum about un the darkness luke gumdrops of phosphorous un the ocean at nught icwever as many as four or fuve houses sometumes emut a raduance whuch quuckly transforms Scooges workhouse unto a happy normal street Nevertheless whether a murky unkyness or a gay brughtness a nousy hubbub or a dozung sulence a Parus durung the French Revolutuon or an Egdon Heath ut stull us the best street un town It has personaluty at mosphere I resolve not to frughten poor unsuspectung fresh men Muss Futzgerald IT HAPPENED AT CHRISTMAS The Chrustmas tree twunkled merruly un the corner where ut stood proudly exhubutung uts gay ornaments 'aughung lughts and glutterung sulver tunsel Beomung Iughts on uts lumbs sent out sparklung darts of red yellow green and blue colors that skued lughtly through the aur plunked unto the wall and dusappeared whule a queenly whute star on top lorded over her color ful charaes below Tunted spheres of ornaments swaynng gracefully were gayly costumed acrobats draped agulely on a pre caruous trapeze Lustrous strups of tunsel luke slender sulver clad vamps wunked slyly at the solemn methoducal clock Quuetly a cautuous cat sauntered un and wuth a non chalant snuff playfully patted a danglung globe of rose A mughtuer heave of thus frolucsome paw sent the fragule decoratuon careenung across the floor where ut tunkled unto ragged pueces The tree a great splotch of gleamung oul on dark water sulked momentaruly at thus rude destructuon but soon brughtened as agaun the cat mused dreamuly the lughts darted sluvers of color, the ornaments sway ed and the shuverung tunsel flurted - f , I - . . . . , . , . I , . , , .. 4 , . , - 1 . . , . , , I . I . . . , , , I . .. . , , , . . I I I In., I - . . . . , , . . Z ,I - f , f . , . u, . ,, H s o ar on a hull I , , . , . .T . , . . . . I I . . . . e , . ' f , . g ' ' - , , . , ' I r 4 ' . ' ' . I . . J . , 9 , , ,I-. . . . If . n , c . ,uuu . s , . , .I . 1 . . , .. . Q . . . I , . . O - ' u CI' . . , . I . -I 1 . . . T . . 1 . T I ' e , V f M , , - ' I u T , T - . I ' ' I , a , 1 u I I , , . . , -. , S . - f - . - u , u 1 ' I ' . , , . , - I f u . ' T T I I . ' I T . . , , , , ' - 1 1 . , I , . . . . . , ' FEBRUARY 1938 2 PECK S HEAD Where rs Peck s head? That rs the auestron bust Irng about from tongue trp to tongue trp It srmply must be found Vrlhere can rt be? By the way what rs Peck s head? Possrbly rt srgnr fred Peck s Bad Boy or Peck s Head Lrghthouse lt mrght even refer to the Drcken s character Pecksnrff or the steamshrp Rrchard Peck C uld t by any stretch of tne rmagrnatron mean that rllustrxaus nexer to be forgotten the boy stood on the burnrng deck eatrng peanuts by the peck as a possrbrlrty or he ate a peck of prckled peppers 7 Thrngs are pro gressrng from farr to worse when one even consrders Chrckens eat grarn by a peck IA pun rt rs sard s the lowest form of wltll But no how stuprd of them There rs Peck s head wrrgglrng about an the very trp top of that flag pole Ear Peck rs but the mascot dummy at present some what drsmembered of the Barton football team mere second Charlre McCarthy AN ASSIGNMENT Who covered I-lamrlton7 thundered the rrate trarner Bob Jones Who covered hrr' Ike that I sard9 I-lamrlton up to a few hours ago had been the most beautrful creature who ever shook a knk out of a cramped muscle Hrs long srlky whrte hanr and great Iumrnous eyes not to mentron hrs superror I Q had been the prrde and loy of hrs proud trarner Robert T Jones of the Bronxvrlle Zoo For Hamrlton had been the cleverest but the trnrest whrte mouse rn the men gcrre Now clear Irttle Hamrlton ha'l passed away to porn the res f hrs famrly rn mouse paradrse Son eone ac ccntolly left a cracker box on top of hrm and poor e rte I-lcmrlton gently asphyxrated Among Hamrlton s repertcrre of trrcks was the raprd turn na of a double somers ult the chasrng of hrs genrry wavr wg tarl rang na hrs exgursrtely molded body oy hrs te th and wrth a few hours Iersure the chew rg of 'r e evening paper rnto shreds hrs e rly rnter n u ox rnm eos frtted rn th mb e when he wrs tww vveelfs old After berng 1 me re sses a1Arcngunge wc wa r Imrg ated tc thc Unrtcsl Sta es Bur now Ham Iton at the rpe aae cf four years er a o rn the Elande I- el I for whrte nr e HEAIWS In th offrfe of one of thc newspaper of thrs crty the edrtor gat rnto a lrttl drffrculty wrth hrs three new reporters It seems that they drdn t understand hrm Three heads are mrssrng bellowed the pop eyed eclrtor Whats the matter can t you even m asure the cut? The stuprfrecl cub reporters gazed at hrm dumb founded therr faces as blank as the wall rn b ck of them lNhct was he talklng about? Well what are you wartrng for? snapped the ex asperated chref Fund them Do I have to do rt for you? Get gorng before I lose my temper The cubs shakrng rn therr shoes got After a de termlned huddle to decrde on an effectrve campargn the begrnners scurrred to the Irbrary There after rrpplrng through several dnctronarres the rntellrgent leader recerved a brarnstorm As soon as he had whrspered joyously rnto the ears of hrs fel low sufferers he trrpped lrghtly clown the street hrs troubles ended A few mmutes later the cubs beamrng lrke well fed krttens confronted the unhappy hawk of the pa per and trrumphantly presented hrm wrth three heads of lettuce The edrtor promptly collapsed MELODRAMA IN THE JONES FAMILY The glrtterrng snow drrfted armlessly agarnst the meager front door of the Jones home whrle the rcy wrnds laughrngly brt through the cracks of the trny homestead Outsrde the coldness of freezrng snow and brtter wands crept menacrngly along rnsrde a sullen drearl ness Irvened by cr mrnute frre snaked grouchrly about For today the Jones famrly must erther pay the mortgage or go out Into the cold cruel world The Jones famrly consrsted of three members mousy Mama Jones Iordly Papa Jones and a beau trful ethereal blond daughter Maybrrd Jones Thus group lrvrng as most cotton tarl rabbits do lbelng cot ton tarls them elvesl dwelled rn a non pretentrous rocm dug a few feet rnto the brown earth Thrs home of therrs whrch for several years had so warmly sheltered them was today to be forferted to that v llarn Jrlton Smrth the blackest of black sheep on the Smrth cncestral tree lf only you would marry Jrlton argued Papa Jones to Maybrrd we mrght save our home wrthout osrng anythrng of great rmportance only you Papa havrng desrred Maybrrd to be a manly youth had n ver cherished any partrcular love for her I fact he thought as he often told Mama that srnce the prsce of foods was so hrgh rt would be pleasant to cut down on the carro and parsley brll A sudden gust of wrnd announced the arrrval of the vrllarn ,lrl on Cmrth and he stood rn the doorway a leerrng smudge of shape cssness outlrned agarnst the cry tall ne snow Aha my pretty fur prece and why won t you marry -ne? Arn I not rrch9 Am I not talented? Am I not very h nd ome7 gu gl 4 the vrllarn unconscrously smcetfrng hr sleek well cared for ears wrth a conce t ed paw Answered Maybrrd haugntrly perkrng up a drsdarn u nose o no a tho san trmes no ld rat er are than marry you you flea brtt n book worm This an used Papa s fury He bellowed rn an ex plos ve squecrlf Go vcu ungrateful wretch go and canwh le thc vrllarn mrrlfec glee u y rn e corner w s c lv shrn g mustache o vvhr Icers Int treacherous rope as he watched the tecr r'rrz le clolefullv down Maybrrd downy face w I sne pre cred to t out rn rhe cnrllrng world Ah out wln should burst rn at tlnrs momentous ln tcnt but our tr rcl trona hero this trme rn the form of Brer R bb Bren' Rcbbrt the rr ost hcndsom specrm n of the perfect mcsculrne cotton tarl rn Molassesvrlle storm ed alarrna v at the vrllarn after hundrng hrm the need ed money Here rs your money you scounclrel now get out you aoocl for nothrng rodent and stay out Jrlton Smrth hrs suave composure so shaken that hrs mustache shredded rnto rndrvrdual quakrng harrs got whrle Brer Lancelot Rabbnt swept hrs Gurnevere cwcv rnto the rosy horrzon to lrve happily ever after I resolve not to drsturb Mrss Frtzgerald s Journalrsm Class durmg the thrrd perrod John Wolos MUSIC Phyllrs Morse 4I Musnc rs lrke a brrd on wrng A brrd wrth a beautrful song to srng It soars through the heavens above Brrngrng tales of joy and tales of love And then to earth rt comes to all, The greatest grft to large or small I - , 1 I , I . 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X NK AN THE CRIMSON AND GRAY ct The Play Wuthun The Play DRAMA DEFINITIONS Julue Chace 38 Beung called unto the offuce Upsettung unk un classrooms Fallung on the staurs Beung late for classes I osung ones books TRAGEDIES COMEDIES Truppung over someone s feet Teachers seldom mustakes Bumpung unto traffuc offucers The self startung IPI vuctrola un Room 224 MELODRAMAS Skuppurug classes or school Dassung notes un the classroom Not doung one s hc newo k Changung study rooms Eatung un Room l26 FANTASIES Actung un school plays Musssng tests through t e goodwull of assembly pro grams Havung senuor puctures Wunnung a school pruze FAVORITE MOVIES OF WELLS HIGH Dead End has been chosen as the favorute movue of l937 by the Wells Hugh School Dead End grupped one wuth uts stark realustuc drama The pucture took place rn a dead end street un the slums of New York and the auduen e was enthralled by the superb actung of the characters A rousung football story Navy Blue and Gold was second un the qroup s favor Lost Hor zon the story of a man s fundung Utopua came un thurd The fune actung of Ronald Coleman Jane Wyatt and Margo was very umpressuve Al though the story was huqhly fantastuc ut was pleasung and held one s unterest throughout the pucture Thun Ice seemed to stand un fourth place It was an nnterestung pucture whuch took place un the Swuss Alps The plot was futted around Sonja Henle s skatung abuluty The element of suspense was upheld contunually especually when Tyrone Power :mutated the foreugn prunce Of the fuve most popular movues of l937 Stella Dallas appeared to be the least popular Through many musunderstandungs Stella Dallas home was broken up Then came the herouc story of a mother s self sacrufucung separatuon from her daughter The actung could not be surpassed PERSONALITIES OF THE OPERETTA We are nearunq the tume for our annual Wells Hugh School Glee Club Operetta We belueve that we really have somethung good un store for you Of course I would say that anyway beung a member of the club and the cast also But we really are goung to put on somethung enturely dufferent thus year from what we have un the past And uf you don t thunk that ut s good' ' I Well the only thung that I have to say us that you d better save up fufty cents for a tucket The name of the operetta thus year us THE COUNT AND THE CO ED and ut centers enturely upon lufe at Marden College a college un the Muddlewest You ll see a lot of excutement aet a lot of thrulls and plenty of laughs and hear some of the best sungers thus sude of the Pacufuc Ocean Let me revuew the cast of prun cupals for you and then see uf I m not tellung the truth Let us start out wuth the gurls ofthe cast Thus year the people of Southbrudge wull get a thrull when they hear the burd luke vouce of Muss Luculle Du breuul who portrays the part of Muss Burdue Boggs a sweet sumple freshman It us Muss Dubreuul s furst ve r as a pr ncupal un an operetta She has already starred un the past amateur show and receuved several encores Who knows' The future may see her as a Metroool tan Pruma Donna' An ther gurl of Marden College' Muss Amy Arn old a brught and effucuent Junuor Muss Louuse Bou vuer has proved to Muss Hebert that she can do great uustuce to thus part Louuses cheerful dusposutuon laughunq black eyes and sweet smule have won many fruends for her un the ,fear and a half that she has been un the school wuth us She starred as a pruncupal un last years operetta besudes sungung un many other oresentctuons about town Vurgunua Gcugnan us a 'uttle lady who needs no un troductuoru to any of us She has taken leadung parts n operettas sunce she was a freshman Thus year she plays the leadung female part as Muss Dolly McSpad dan the chaumung daughter of the Marden College Presudent Vurgunua we all know has a charmung vo e She has sung un many musucal productuons un town and we know that wuth her talent she us bound to succeed lf you want to know what all the bustle us about un the furst act among the gurls of Marden College you may be ure that It us caused by Muss Agatha Lock step th house mother at the gurls dormutory And who takes thus part you say Why none other than Muss Betty Merrull' No one could do better uustuce to the part Betty us a senuor and has been the hut un rnanv plays maunly the Senuor Class Play GROWING PAINS whuch was recently presented Betty us known for her fune portrayal of character roles un many plays She wull furnush many a laugh and also wull guve the folks somethung to talk about when they hear her meloduous vouce sung a song about Elegance and Propruety Another newcomer to the cast of prunclpalsl Muss Harruet Robunson who plays the part of Mrs Cucero McSpadden the wufe of the College Presudent Har ruet us a senuor and us well known un her class She g X of ' , .Q I-tg ' 5 Xrffif- ug. ,tv 1.-2 ,X 6 mln - -g K . I X .A . .X I . , 4 ' 1 , . . 1 . . 1 ' r - 1 1 . 1 V . . 1 . . . . 1 - ' ' ' -------- ' ' . . 1 I . I ' , 1 - , ' . I . F I n - ' . . , . , . . . I . . . , or r 4- - - . . 11 . . 1, ' 1 u ' Beung excused from classes, . ll f Il , I ' , - 3 V - 4 - 1 I ' X 1, 11 . . , . , , . - c . . ' . A 11 u , 11 , - , ' . , , 11 5 T 11 1 - . . . , , , , ' . . ' ic . ' ' . , . . . . , , , . L I ' ' 1 . . 11 . 11 . , . . . . .' ' - s ' ' ' - D . , . . . . , , , ., . . .. , , l A, ' . . I . . . , . 11 ' ' H 1 1 1 ,, , . , - 1 . , . , . . . , , , . . 1 I - . , . FEBRUARY l938 has founf' many fraends because of her pleasant smale and cheerful daspasataon Who knows but what someday she wall be the wafe of a real college presa dent Whatever l-aarraet undertakes we know that she wall succeed And now let us not forget to mentaon the Belle of the Morden College Campus Mass Marrorae Black wood portrayed by Mass Eleanor Barr The role as the belle of the campus fats Mass Barr perfectly as she has won rn ny fraends by her gracefulness and fraendla ness She as a very sweet lookang lattle lady and we fecl surc that her voace and grace wall appeal to every one She has starred an past operettas and an local musacal pracluctaons Be sure ta watch for her at the operetta Who kand of an operetto would t be af the e weren t any bovs an rt? asks Bob Gataneau Well Bob at as surely a great aob you are doang an you portrayal as the Morden College Presadent' Bob takes the part of Dr Cacero McSpadden Wath has bass voace he certaanly as a rulrng power and a refan ana anfluence over the whole Morden College Student body Bob as a member of the Junaor Class and has starr a on the gradaron for the past two seasons H as also a member of the newly arganazed ace hockey team Oh yes' He s quate an actor also lf you have been to the operetta for the past two xears you have probably heard a fane tenor voace sanqanq many parts lf you saw many football games thas season you saw thas fellow doang has stuff out on the grrdaron also Yes sar Hugo De Angelas plays the part of Mark Watson the Morden College Cheer Leader Hugo as manager of our basketball squad Presadent of our Glee Club and captaan of our traffac sq.aad Maybe someday he wall be chaef of the South bradae Palace Department or else he wall be con stable Eh wat son? I resolve to quaet the radiators durmg classes Mr Robertson Ole hum' How l hate to get up on school days says Jab Favor He plays the part of Wallae Sleepy Carter a freshman an the operetta .labby has a swell tenor voace a cl waat tall you hear ham sang has song about never gettang ua an the mornang Jab was cap taan of our l937 football squad and he as also a member f tnc traffac squad at the school He wall probably play professronal football for the New York Gaants or else he 'I be one of Hugo De Angelas able polacemen Lar y Tromblev stars agaan thas year an the part of Hamalton Hunter the Pres dent of the Morden Col lege Glee Club He needs no antroductaon to any of us He has been lfnown as the Golden Voaced Tenor The nam well fats ham l-le has starred an the past two ooerettas and has wan the favor of all has auda ences l-le has sung as soloast for Eddae Ames and has Merrymakers and has taken part an many local musacal productaons outsade of the school Wath a voace lake has hell succeed Look who s here' Armand Sansoucy better known as Fat another newcomer to the prancapal cast He plays the part of Dan Flanagan a traffac cop He has starred on the football faeld and on the ace for the Crrmson and Gray Has voace adds much to the suc cess of the operetta Waat untal he sangs all about has favorate country Zanzabar Then audge for your self as to has sangang abalaty We assure you that you wall not be clasappoanted Now then for the young man who causes all the trouble and excatement at Morden College Kenneth Snooze Andrews played by Alvan Greene Alvan has had the lead an the last two lnterclass play con tests an the plays put on by has class so he as well known for has actang abalaty We thank that has voace as also somethang to comment on Waat untal he sangs about has clelacatessen store He as a promanent mem ber of the Junaor class He and Varganaa Gagnon make a fane leadang paar so be sure to look for them both Wath all of tnese fane actors and actresses you may be sure that you wall have a grand tame But when srnqang a ts goang at w I be the prade Massachusetts Be sure to attend thas operetta on February 4 GROWING PAINS Vt-c wa rl ecstasy of snow 'lakes greeted nearly 600 persons at the senaar play Growang Paans December l9 an the hagh school audatoraum The throngs of people turned away at the door were raghtly dasap poanted an not beang allowed to watness thas play of plays whach w as such a stupendous success As rt was all avaalable standang roam was falled by enthusaastac play aoers Never a dull moment was found throughout the en trre perfarman e as the two adolescents plunged anto preparataons for growang up Terry Mclntyre portrayed by Mass Betty Merrall carraed off the well deserved honors as the appealang tom boy who lake her brother George was stracken very badly by the dreaded rlasease known as adolescence George Mclntyre s thunder boltang vocabulary wath such words as pandelonaum hypercrlaous and d bacles aroused the audaence to a state of halaraty Dutch Omar Braon and Prudence not forgettang Professor and Mrs Mclntyre contrabuted thear share to the general amusement of the play Through the excell nt and sancere actang of the members of the cast they brought due honor ta thear able coach Mass Theclo Fatzgerald a member of the faculty of the hagh school The audaence was sattang on the edge of thear seats rn eager expectancy at the close of each scene only to smale rlelaghtedly when the curtaans parted agaan Woulfl anyone dared have questaoned the craes of suc cess that rang out anto the tranqual naqht falled wrth the wharlrng snowflakes follovsang the play? BACK STAGE Ruth r: Toucey 38 Enchantment and fascanataon seem to lave dreamaly an eveay nook and cranay of a back stage Each year hundreds of ambataous would be actors and actresses flock n awe to these mysteraous portals Here elusave faaraes touch every mortal eye wath 'a magac salve that transforms all drab su rouaedangs anto breathtaking glatter ng Dalaces Dark empty tables wath haugntf flawed marrors become thrallang dressang tables hard dwarfed chaars behand whach fcrlorn books aut sadly out seem to be gorgeous satan laned dressang rooms Ballfy elevators hoast enthusaastac extras up to the pent house floor of the theater Other successful leads have been left at thear farst floor dressang rooms but these dregs of the professaon packed an lake so many beans an an overstuffed bean bag must be and are content wath the ffth floor up Tha knesses of staflang clothang transform unam portant extras anto wrllowy heroanes dressed an falmy pastel gowns whale gummy grease paant stuffy at mospheres screamang darectors and hordes of slamy ropes become obscure sade assues Yet supposang one encountered all of thas entacang glamour an a falthy raalrood stataon or some other equally unromantac spot' Would at stall be as be watchangly charmrng9 Or would at rust seem lake some l-aorrably dangy cluttered mess to avord7 You guess' .1 . 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H .C . . . . - - r I ' T I I - - a a a ,, ,, . . . . . , . . r 1 ' - THE CRIMSON AND GRAY QUI PLEASE -M Act IV tlh I x .lj -Ld ll ji ,G ouce ---B Ramblungs Here Ancl There THE SENIOR CLASS The p on ers of the h gh school also known as the class of 38 have begun a new tradutuon to carry throu n the ages Thus year because f theur weught carry ng vote new duplomcs bound un leather cases wull be quxen at araduatuon The class also has begun ant ther puor eer udea Be cause of the cclorfu furtu llc scencry rf the senuor play Growmg Poms other chools ucn ell ut for theur plays school was well represented at Shrewsbury when the cast v suted there? Wuth such notable representatuves as Bobby Laluberte the students left quute an umpres suon for Bobby nearly terrutued the solo cornet player by makung uaccs at hurn Mr Laluberte also caused quute a hubbub when ne fared nnocently at the ceul ung untul the whole aufluehre was gazung wudc eyed wuth hum Agaun senuors must watch the burde and suffer through the ordeal of havung theur puctures taken Thus years pucture cornmuttee us composed of Hugo De Angelus chaurman Maruorue Murphy Ruth Toucey Teddy Ostrowsku and Francus Bousquet ln the annual debate on the questuon of caps and gowns versus dresses and suuts for graduatuon the fol lowung opun ons were expressed by varuous Senuors Good for a ch :nge lCharles Troyl Suuts are cooler lNr-ul Turnerl Dresses can be used after wards llvlaruorue Murphyl For people who wont go to college thus us the only chance to wear tnem lBarbara Wulkunsonl Gowns are an addutuonal ex pense because suuts are requured anyway Gowns are no use after graduatuon lHugo DeAngelusl Short people look funny un gowns lGeorge Tullyl Gowns are an addutuonal expense and a bother to change Into lClyde Morrelll One style dress usn t becom ung to all gurls lBarbara Noyesl Senuors have al ways worn suuts and dresses lTed Ostrowskul Gowns make you look too much luke Supreme Court Judges lMaruorue Phullupsl THE JUNIOR CLASS Once agaun comes the fun and excutement of chaos ung a class rung What kund shall we get? Thus us the furst bug questuoru Why not choose some Junuars to puck one out? So ut was decuded to have Eleanor Row ett Ann McTughe Florence Butterworth Ruth Brous seau Alphonse Homucz, Eugene Roy and Donald Steenburn puck out the rung At last the great day came and the furst shipment of rungs arruved At once comments could be heard echoung and re echoung un the corrudors How adorable' My Goodness' I ll have to get one too' Oh lovely' The poor luttle Freshmen wull have to waut a whule for theur receptuon but uust thunk ut ll be twuce as good when ut tunally comes because uts un the hands of those able students Eleanor Haynes Alvun Greene Vuctor L Ecuyer Nancy Ruahu George Vasuu Eleanor Rowett and Maruon Walkunshaw Scmetume soon youll all be wfutchung the Junuors pcrfgrn for Elaune Bousquet Phy'lus Whuteoak Mary W ussruer Alvun Greene and Eleanor Haynes are goung to chocse a play for us to guve And vsull ut be good' Jus you waut' STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY On December 73 members of the Student Coun cul durected by Muss Paulune Aucoun faculty advuser sponsored a Chrustmas party for school students and theur guests Muss Punaud s Gurls Club entertauned the group wuth depuctuons of Chrustmas customs ln other countrues From England came a group of tlme old carols from France came a newly mode creche a tree was trum med as a truhute to Germany whule dancers gave an unterpretuve Spanush dance At the next partung of the curtaun Henry DuGreg oruo appeared wuth hus flashung accarduon to serenade Who should next come droopung out onto the stage un natuve dress but those famous Mountaun Boys whose wuld performances were as ever up to par A newcomer plus hus protege then cast a spell over hus auduence It was none other than Teddy Kwarcuak and hrs munute pal Wullue Alexus Jones Even though we coulcln t see your lups move we know your vauce us the power behund Wullue s throne Teddy After an exchange of gufts wuth Lester Newlands as Santa and refreshments everyone enuoyed hum self dancung tothe strauns of Mr Wunston s Jazz Band SKI CLUB A brand new club has popped up un school the Sku Club After uts furst meetung about forty paurs of cobwebby skurs were dragged out from summer stor age to receuve a vugorous brushung and waxung un preparatuon for some snow Of course no snow had made uts appearance as yet but then there's nothung like preparedness At least that us what these en thusuasts, under the durectuon of Mr Snell, belueved I4 4 g Q7 .Hu -rw I Elini- A - 0 'l u IH V177 . ,ff ,X , I Y I ' ..,-f . 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J ... iii ,I -- WU 0 :M NX if lo , FN fx QDLO 'I S . . 5 lwffx -ff-sf V dovcgu V lx 75: Q FEBRUARY l938 ACE VI Sport Thai Wrlnkled Care 4 f Derldes ul ANDBVIXE 5 IHAINKSGIVING DAY Anthony I Werner tl mn ut thc number crr o CIT f e s to L tant make long Tanksglyln IS not lar That Yan c udny s c come su auck I cou nt svcrc f next C wc the one beh nd or ne s thc one be ore nn xbe nun een tlrt x nlnetcen t elalnt What for w at nice .1 e on stuffln ow the plete And pre 'na fernn c sos sh mace of pompkln that 1 he t o n b r and m ybe oust yo: belt' My box nl a rl they ll come name e ol folks or to sce Th y br ng tneur wife and hosbanl too a all hr. pedlqree There s ' L he work on Manch ster n Pete he llves down Lynn I rf. g ay when Arneu e om ttrur ra comes In Loulse she s drove frorn up Vermont Marte from out Ne I York With palr of twln and two tree more to swung the lfnxfe and fork Th n a'l the gurl they help Ros ee af ter they talk all n ght The boy took me to feetball game to give us appetite I aan t know moch on feetball me cause I don t on derstood l'ln f boxs can play so hard but they as suck on chop pina wood She s fonny tang how they can run with ball so fast and far But hax hmm to go cross the street ney took the ole man s car But all the same lm all exclte to llssen to those cheer Ros ee she say I m one bug fool just one day nn the year Eh buenl If I om suck on head to make those dance and yells There s plentee feller go crazee that day to wrn for Wells' I heard some feller shook their head-our team s no good may be Perhaps she s beot by Bartlett Moss I don t belreve lt, me ales m rn I L wr tat whcn folks sat down and cry c. Irs v at t the 'urk ce s burn and sos the porno In ple ccn r x J t anytl ab ut those fL tball game ts al the sarnc tw me ,ma wlns on Yale or Notre Damc But when twat Wfrcnster t am comcs here. from Bart lett Mass to olux sul Q y ww h rw har on top Vanksgnv rng Day I-OO BALL Although efperr racing one of th war t football s s n an years we haul l be prou f our plafe s o Cocch Mclylahor and Coach I-lawkes or the way they have kept plugging In the fac of many KIIIEICLIIUQS and for the hlhlely commendable performanc turned In on Tn xnksd Ing morning Sexew Ttembers of the nm t sta reel the VVeJster g me yu be os through graau tlon leaynnq four regulars on which to bullcl next year s team A sllghtly ea IL r sche lule has L n 'manner fn as s lo kec BARTLETT I2 WELLS 7 In the annLol Turkey Day clas IC nt Alumni Field Bartlett I-lugh of W bster lefeatefl lNeIls I2 to 7 IH a closely contested game before 6500 fans Thus yuctory marked the end of a three year losing streak of the green and whlte Bartlett drew fl st blood scorlna In the second quarter after a serles of lxne plunges afded by numer ous off slde penalt1es agalnst Wells had brought th pall to the Southbrldge two yard lane The Wells men held for two downs but on the thrrd try Mlezy ewskn of Bartlett plunged over for the score The try for pount was blocked The VVLlls score ame I1 the therd quarter as our elusuve left halfback Tarkl Vangel behind good blockung broke loose from the Bartlett Zl yard line and scored standrng up I-le then proceeded to kick the extra ponnt to put Wells In the lead In the fourth penod Bartlett tcok to the our wnth Jarosz on the throwing end of most of them After a serues of passes brought the ball to the I5 yard llne of Wells Jarosz faded back and threw a pass Into the woutung arms of nght end Lorenz who was standlng completely alone In the end zone The try for point agaln fouled In the closing minutes of the game Wellsmen un leashed a drlve which carried them to the Bartlett seven yard llne With the tlme growing short Wells attempted two passes on the thrrd and fourth downs 0 ef- , . .- ',,' rllf T ,ff . ' p .7 ,i. W, If 'Ml If H I , ltrn 1 9 at llrcronf 'lrli N ' I lmlf., U ' ' the 3, n MD the Lik N k' ls w h ' lllllt A 1 ' 's cal- - larg ,lc ' A Sh .ne to rne It rfv, ' - ., ' ' ' I If 't k mov lcts nr C X 'e . Q J ko W hol' 5 he 1 'L 14 . ld ' I '. l 3 L t'l ,t ' t, , ,- l f rr 'she's X r s' ' J - I . er W' ' ' - f j , s . I L ' lt's . o' ' etf y-sl , nr ' s 1 'lrty Y: ',l seem t'rovf y .ot r ' , ' 4 - , I . , .1 TTT L - e care, w h tv r-k e d , ' ' 1 . 1 r r T 4- ftpf'-C912 It ' T. 1 'e.' L .e s would melt?-fd CC-Q ' Q 5 i M Q t r I f Yet , 5 s r czh the uttafs rrp I, o ' i , , gf U ' , . 6 . . . I I I' Q r, gl , o f , th ,e f Q - ' I Elf, I ' 9 ,J . , , -i guy r g. z t r . 9, I, I 4' - . if I nd T , tes, tha rho, I I ar u ll A I t . ' ' a , . . 2 1 . s ' , ' . . ' ,om c e ,a d ' ' e '- if C . bee Ll, e I and a i e se on 5 tor l for. , he Vs bi hoard' ' ' ode' fro' Cer s' 'T ll , . ' 1 o ' if ' I X ' 2 . 4 A ' u , , . 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' 'T ' ' f . l 8 I WI -III dy, R. r ,r v , IIA W THEQRlMSON Argo GRAY both gorng incomplete rn the end zone however Bart lett then took possession of the ball on their twenty tard as the game ended I Tarkr Vangel played brrllrantly for Wells as drd ugo DeAngelrs Bernie Jarosz was the outstanding :rrtlett player ORTHBRIDGE l8 WELLS 9 Traveling to Uxbrrdge for the frnal tourney before 're Bartlett game Wells went down to defeat I8 to 9 1 a hard fought game wrth Northbrrdge Thrs game rarked the return to the team of Tarkr Vangel who eretofore had been rnelrgrble Tarkr showed hrs orth by coming through with the most excrtrng play the game Standing two yards deep rn hrs own end me he shot off hrs own left tackle twrstrng and rnrng he shook off the whole Northbrrdge team and crlloped down the freld for a lO2 yard touchdown taunt Ed Lofgren kicked the point All the Northbrrdge scores came rn the frrst halt of me game Two as a result of passes and one on a lrne buck after a pass rnterceD'f'Of1 Tarkr Vangel played hrs usual hard hrttrng game while Joe Boratyn was the marnsprrng of the North brrdge attack CLlNTON 32 WELLS O Led by Captain Walt O Melley the green and gold lersred worrrors of Clinton decisively defeated Wells by a 32 to O score Scoring rn every period the invaders were never rn danger of berng overtaken The feature of thrs game was an eighty frye yard run by substitute haltback Armand Volprnr Volprnr after intercepting a Clinton forward on hrs own frve yard lrne ran eighty frve yards before being hauled down from behrnd An alert Clinton defense howeyer prevented a s ore Captain Thurston Favor stood out rn the lrne whrle Ed Lofgren shone rn the backfreld NORTH 27 WELLS O ln a morning game played rn Worcester the luck less men of Wells were defeated 27 to O by North High perrod the Wellsmen marched the ball down to the North ten yard lrne but w re unable to advance further North being unable to gain punted A gal lrke w nd caused the ball to escape from the arms of safety man Ed Lofgren and rt rolled rnto the end zone where a North n an fell on rt After therr piece of hard luck the VVelIsmen went to pieces and allovred North to score three more touchdowns before the frnal whrstle ended the aame ST PETERS 4-'l WELLS O Playing a strong St Peter eleycn cf Worcester at Alumnr Freld the Wellsmen recerved their worst set back of the current campargn Faced by therr two backfreld greats Tom Foley and Jrm Scavone the rn vaders turncd on the pressure and rolled up a total of seven touchdowns The We lsmen never really had a chance and played wrth their backs to the wall all af ternoon BASKETBALL The rnrtral basketball practrce was held Monday December 6 at West Street Gym ln the group of forty who reported to Coach McMahon are many who played a good deal last year Those returning to the squad who saw much actron last year include F Daniels F Krysrak S Abrahamson A Allard E Lof gren, T Kwarcrak S Casavant T Favor L Trombley and L Decataldr lt rs highly probable that the start rnq team will be chosen from thrs lrst The frrst game wrll be played at Monson December l3th Good luck, fellows' GIRLS BASKETBALL Practice was started the latter part of November and therefore time was grven to the organizing of frrst second and third teams A group of begin ners was drilled and taught the basic prrncrples of the game They are continuing thrs practrce under the coaching of Miss Arlrne R Houghton a teacher at West Street School Mrss Stefanie Kozyra grrls athletic coach has or ganrzed not only one team that plays regular games but also a second team Thrs will prove an advantage t e g l yt year as they will have had experience rn playrng and therefore should form a frrst rate team Beverly Austrn has been elected captain of the frrst team whrch consists of Clematis Janeczek cf Adele Lrro lf Maryorre Murphy rf Mary Tobra lg and Nrna l-'lobson rg lrene Petrellr was chosen captarn of the the second team which consists of Phyllis Whiteoak cf Ruth Toucey rf Marrlyn Mrller lf Rosalie Martin cg Pauline Lavallee lg Members of the thrrd teem are Doris Girard Shirley Motys Esther Lentr Nancy Blakely and Julia Lrro n a e Oucey white an czek cruky ro 0 le tobr murph hobso N pe e r m E vallee WELLS S2 ALUMNI 29 he frrst aame of the season found the Wells grrls out on top wrth a score of 52 to the Alumnr s 29 a fine beginning for the new year The Wells varsity lost no rrme rn sinking those baskets and not once were they threatened wrth defeat by the Alumnr team Florence Lrro and Cecrlra Janeczek star forwards for Vyells last vear vyere watched yery closely by our om brtous guarels thus berng prevented from makrng a curate she trwg proved thrs Ec kcts were shot from all p rts of the floor during n rast half of this interesting game Clemat s Jan ec ck topped the scorers wrth 7l points while Adele ' rm followed vrrth l9 points Florence. Lrro proved to be hrgh s orer for the Alumnr with l5 points VVELLS AUBURN l6 The frrst out of town game proved to be a vrctory w rn t grrls gettrrrg a score o 4 to the rrst naf vrcs a lttle slov er than usual but the Vrlell arrls mcnaaed to sink a few baskets when the r g rards wercn t ookrng The grrls had to be constantly alert to prey ent their opponents from scoring Wells had a lead of sefen rornts at the end ofthe half The arrls came beck wrth renewed energy and therr sccre once more shot upward A lrttle more excite ment wus s cn this half baskcts being harder to make th trne l-lowever when the frnal whrstle blew the Wells grrls brought horne another vrctory for us Adele Lrro walked away as hrgh scorer wrth l5 points The second team of grrls defeated Auburn grrls sec and team wrth a score of 32 to l3 Brrllrant pass work and accurate shootrng proved to be a worthy asset for these grrls Ruth Toucey came out on top wrth the l4 pornts to her credit Thrs second team of grrls appears to be a very prospective team WELLS l9 TOURTELLOTTE 3l The Tourtellotte Wells basketball game spelled the Wells grrls frrst defeat thrs season They held their own throughout the frrst half wrth such excrtrng scores of Wells 8, Tourtellotte 7 Wells lO Tourtellotte lO At the begrnnrng of the second hal the Tourtellotte . . . , I ' T ' ' r 1 if . V I I I I ' T t': . ' ' ' A vt - r . V A f - I - - . , . 1 I I - I . . I . I - 4- - 2 to.h ?r.sne. fs ,-, ' . I . I . A 1 4 I I - ' . . . 4 I A V . I . . 4 I I I I I i r I V ' I , , , z , : fu - ' ' ' ' ' 1 r ' I ' ' ' r , r - I F ' au S ti bl K ly . 0 ak . , l E . ' F, li ro Z l ' . I , . ' A Y - l r ll' I A. I r r FO l R I I' ' I I ill r l A - , . . ,I . . T 4 y , E - . . , . ., F ' . . . I. 1 V - - ' ' I t, . . ' I .'I I . I I , , I I . ,. I , ' V I I 1 1 - ' I r r, , -r ' Showing plgnty of fight and spirit rn the opening hrgh score. The grrls were in fine condition and ac- ' - f ' -3 rw A , I f ' Q r S is 4 ' a . ' ' . ' , ' L , . ee T' i ' - ' ' E . 5 - , I I I Z I I g . M ,I , I - I ' , ' r. L ' . 3 l 4 f YIQWJ ' ir , sr ' ,, 1 i ' he ' - ' f 2 l6. T f' , - .- , - l f ' 1 J 3 M' . ' . . J Tr r V A K I I - - . , Q . . . A ' I Y' N '3 I I I ' ' I ' I T I ,l T J . I . r S ' 'l L 'f ee ' 1 A . ' ' . '5 l - I , . . . 1 ' . 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I . . , . -9: FEBRUARY 1938 g zr cl: VIII Wrnchellrng About Scene The I-lrgh School Time Any Old Time Alyrn Greene rushes rn and knocks down the scen ery Oh well all the wnrld s a stagt and somebody s always knockrn-r it down Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou R3mec7 Keep quiet Alvin those are Phyllr Whiteoak s lrncs Robert Morse erters and doles out flle lDfOlO'Jue I-le says sometnrng about friends Ro mcns and ears Bob G trneau tak s hrs bow and re cr es L e B y e I-'rs father recited rt when he was seven years old too Mary Campbell drsturbs everything by announcrng that he favorrte color rs green What s disturbing about that? Oh nothrng only everybody doesn t look so well as Mary does rn green Marrorre Murphy reluctantly drags herself away from the footlrght Wrll somebody please shut down a window? Its awfully cold rn here Oh par don me' It s only Teddy Ostrowskr walking by Frank e Daniels frnallv gives rn and agrees to tok the port if the cvnr Joseph Egan does a Suzy Q a dan e floor A fnr e the dance floor ta es trrple flrp and lands rn somebody s wastebasket Egan almost ares tco bert sam body hJlols on to him F ash Somebody has already mrde a matron that the school give Kwarcrak ond Lofgren o weekly allowance to buy candy so they wont have to blackmail any more erahth graders Ner Turner rs broken he rtel Adele Lrro rs wearing a I936 silver football Frankie Krysrak has decided what hrs career rs to be Ch nnrna Pratt rs doing all right for hrmself Price Burgess rs a second Ernstern It rsn t rrght for one person to have all the brains Sonny Lalrberte -IO rs a nce lrttle boy when he doesn t trv to impress people FRESHMAN S OPINION Ray Chauvrn 4l The average freshman rn our hrgh school rs the fancy free debonarr footloose type wrth a touch of romantic nectar The freshman likes gay musrcal comedres wrth the boy sererradrng hrs lady love whrle hrs favorrte pas tame rs dancrng dreamrly to the strarns of some ro mantrc song SENIOR S OPINION Quret child' I resolve not to hold any more after three o'cIock classes Mr Paraghamran Scene Thc Fir t Reservoir Wcll well what s thrs I sec another new one Bob Gatineau rn blue and red thr time rust for a change ls that the idea? And there s Mary Wressner berng qrven a helping hand by Alvin Greene who also casts several gl rnres towards Barbara D Arcy as she whrzzes I-las anyone or maybe I should say everyone has een the tricky hat and parka Phrl Doucette sports on the ice, You certainly know how to get them Red' t rsn t Dora Kendall and Bobby Johnson properly rhaperoned by Leslie Davenport To say no th g f Lucille Drrbreurl surrounded by admrrrng rcuro of runr rs und esp cially seniors Could any one tell me why Doug Brown a Wells hockeyrte I ways take a trp up the rce half way through prac rice? Speakrna of hockey reminds me of the new suits the boys are sportrng around here I guess the th rr o much they can t part with them at I Jst Warren McGrath cant Whats thrs cute lvlrckelsor hrttrng another bump And who are the twins eh of cou se Odrle Grrouard and Rrta Gull mette rns parable untrl Red or I-Ioward comes along I resolve not to throw sprt balls Norman I Shorty I Gagnon Str Jllrng around at the Student Council Party Dad you s e George Tully s present It was a darlrng baby lol' but George just drdn t apprecrate rt Frankrc Krysrak had to be paged three times before he would drag himself out lwrth only a few blushesl to re erve hrs arft from Santa a new drummer boy made hrs publrc lebut at the party none other than Charlie Troy hiding behrnd a brrgade of drums Was that Mr Dion who was hurlrng confettr and streamers at the girls from o balcony above? Downed by nothing Eddie Beers slung paper rernforce ments when the confetti gave out that muscle wrerkrng dance the Indran hop sort of petered out as drd those fetching baby necktres worn by many boys Among the Christmas presents Santa left for us we frnd Nelson Fay s heavenly blue sweater a chrc shrrt for Ann McTrghe a gay checked woodman s racket for Eleanor Haynes rust oodles of angora sweaters that have delighted many of the fairer sex and oh yes, brrght and shrny gold rrrrgs to adorn the frngers of the elated Jur-rrors I O 1 ' , 1 J S , ' I P , - x x f ll I so , I I , V , l . . . I - , , F s , . ' l - i r . . , . ll V Q I 1 L 4 r . 1 - - J I , r bv. . - ,, V Q - g , . , , , K ,, c - 5 I' H lttl Of Blu . I f' ' ' , ' Y V ' ' , . , I . I lf a ' ' r ' ' A A ' . - ' ' ' ' . I . I , . 1 r ' , - i i IIT O rr , - . . . , . a rr Q s o o e . - X A . . - r I A - X b , I . . , ' , V , X 4 1 - - 5' , ' . - : 'o ' V ' . G -me bo-,fs love e I s ' 'P ' ' ' 1 I A AC. K - Q, K I I I A with his rows cnd uses a big stick of bubble gum for blue hm ggiling Qlnng gg nicely? Whoopsl it's Mr. H. cl. , sa rzl rl-, k,a 'r I g, . I . , . . --- --W r -W - ' w r I ,I e, I f ,V ' , ' 9 K ' , I r 1 r r I P . 4 . I Q A ' r F I , 3 A ll ll r . Y . - f I E: I I . I A ' . ' 47 Ilv- . . I , . ' . . . . '. ' 'i ' ' ' ' . V J , 4 K' ' C . . . . b I . F , V V 4 I l 4' ' , . . . s , , . , c I . I ' r i i 4 ' ' I , r I - . ' . , . . . I I . , . , . r . . I I 1 . . .1 . . We have recently notuced the resemblance between Donald Steenburn s laugh and The Shadow s I Red Doucett has a collectuon of umpersonatuons that would frughten even the most dugnufued Senuor gurl We re wonderung what became of that enthusxastuc or der of the Suster Rats 9 Ask Frankue Donuels hus udea of nothung and he II answer promptly A blade less knufe wuthout a handle Just for company Jub Favor thunks salt us the stuff that makes potatoes taste funny uf you don t use ut on them And Nel son Fay defunes a pencul sharpener as somethung you dont use ut your pencul doesnt need shorpenung and uf ut does you use a knufe anyway Marge Phullups ought to go out for basketball She certaunly recovered herself quuckly after she fell down un her 3rd peruod Englush a few weeks ago Morgue s stull blushung and uncudentolly the senuor boys un aforesaud class unsust they need earphones to hear Ruth Toucey s soft burd luke answers duruna oral duscsussuon No wonder eo le are complaunung about Ruchard Woodburys that he has receuved a Luttle Orphan Annue secret code pun and us ardently Iustenung to secret code messages every nught We have other Raduo fans un our mudst also Al Hom cz hasnt mussed a Fubber McGee and Molly program sunce they started broadcastung and George Vasul us sumply devoted o the Death Valley and Barn Dance umogune programs We resolve not to promenade around the corndors from 'I oclock to 'l 15 and 8 00 to 8 I5 Students A POEM Jack Eaves I luve un Massachusetts Yes I luve un So bruclge Mass My boy he goes to hugh school He us un da Latun class My boy he taka Algebra He luke ut very well Mr Parcughamuon the teacher My boy he thunks hes swell My boy he us a Freshman He says that s because he s new My he gotta so fresh ot home We no know what to do He luka do General Scuence He say that ut us fun They study water germs an bugs And exen the moon an stars an sun He taka do Occupatuons lt usn t very hard He Iuka do subuect very much And the teacher Muss Punard He soy he taka Englush Ah, dat s good thung to learn When you knowa gaoda Englush, Lotta mon' you earn I say who you got fur Englush7 He answer very loud Muss Lanphear us my teacher , And he looka very proud My boy he Iuka hugh school Me, I Iuka too You Iearna many thungs, That help you all lufe through THE CRIMSON AND GRAY THINGS WE COULD NEVER IMAGINE Mr Beals wuthout hus fruendly nod Beverly Austun gettung a flunk Ruth Carey not wearung the latest couffure Eddue Beers wuthout George Tully Teachers bannung homework altogether Alvun Greene as a ou et traffuc offucer Effue Nfangel losung her famed pep The Commercual Department munus Dorus LaPounte and Glorua Juluan Muss Howe not sayung precusely Lawrence Trombley wuthout hus golden tenor vouce Gladys Svvyncucku not un the role of a lovely young our lzzv DaDalt not flashung her umpush grun Mr Wunston lackung un enthusuasm Cloure Lemure defucuent of typung speed Betty Merrul' munus her dramatuc abuluty When Mr Robertson played teacher un Room IZ6 second fuddle o sad eyed bedraggled brown and whute dog Muss Fut gerald s room seems to be the enchanted spot to whuch stray anumols straggle Furst the kutten whuch she so unceremonuously threw out unto the cold world and now one or two dogs Too bad Muss F doesn t apprecuate anumals One of our untellectual teachers suggested that Ben Benout put nus undernourushed moustache un a museum 'ubby Favor us havung woman trouble Jean Robertson us the cause of much controversy among the euahth grade male Paul Mum Sumone Slmon Tyrone Power Kay Froncus Betty Grable Janet Gaynor Bob Burns Nelson Eddy Laurel G' Hardy Jane Wuthers Bung Crosby Gene Raymond Clark Gable Rachard Arlen SEEING STARS Alv Greene and K Paul Laluberte Luculle Dubreuul Ted Ostrowsku Josephune Chuocca Janet Hogan Ruth Laughlm Bob Gatuneau Jubby Favor enneth Hutchunson Mary Durlam Frank Krysuak E Parker Smuth Howard Buckley Armand Sansoucy Three Stooges W McGrath Teddy Ostrowsku Hugo DeAngelus M Paraghamuan s square roots of hump wuggle and bump please hus second year algebra class Betty Merrull s pet hate ms suttung un the back seat lShe c n t turn around and talk l One day a small wuld eyed boy burst breathlessly unto the second peruod Hustory class wuth the grotesque message that Mr Lanza wanted to know what to paunt on Mary NNeussner s gravestone A luttle pre mature werent you Mr Lanza7 But then what he meant was the gravestone un the Chrustmas play General Scuence Defunutuons sunews mussels anthrax-a heap of durt buult up by ants to make a nest Rambluna About Clara Mackueovucz must be goung unto the gown desugnung busuness She's been cuttung out paper dolls lately Frankue Donuels us room I26's guft to the women Mary Durlam '42 us one of our crack saleswomen Senuor ploy tuckets, Gurl Scouts, she sells them all I I ll I II . . . fr I1 ' . . . 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I8 . . . . . . . 20 . . . , . . . 21 . . . . . . . 23 TH CI SON AND R MN! 1 7 SPRlNb Z' lS HERE --,-..- C TRGY STALWART em THE New TRACK MAC:-uma AT WELLS TOUQEY AN B Wi NN f QW X THRU THE YEAR WITH GIRLS SP T yi-X9 AUSTQN AT WURK J f on THE CANDG -1 1 h A4k A W g4, ww -,WLL 4 bm -av' in 453 ' T -- - X I ,gf z i i 9 3 -- 'X 7 ' 5-fffqp ' 5 u11m1 .. o tt ,,,,,-,..... wb .Q ,VRS APRIL I938 ROVAL VISITORS IN SOLITI-IBRIDGE Joseph Paskal 39 The prlncesses gladly accepted the IIWVIIOIIOIW of the Albaman Colony of Qfuthbrrdae presented by 1 om rnlttee of flve members 'Vlr Royal Parkln on Dr J T Na se Gregory Thomas SOIIF Costa and Joseph Paskal because they kncw well that the AlbanIan Colony In SouthbrIdge IS one of the fIrst organlzed IH the Unlted States Here was burlt the fIrst AlbanIan church In the world Forty years aaa when AlbanIa was under the Twkrsh lc a few Alb man patriots came to South rage rtunately the were employed by AUWQVICWW ODYICOI Comp ny a I soon sent for the r tack adx ntaqe of the Arwerrcan freedom and lvberty ant orqcnx e I them elve for frceIng AIIDJIWICI from the nl J Tur s who Illtrce ec thelr famr nes T c Twe pun es es accompanaed by Dr Nasse and Mr Royal Parlfrnsan wsated the plant of the Amerlcan Optrcul Company They were very much impressed by what th y saw ln the plant wherever they met an Albwuan worker they shcok hands wlth hum not ne ItatIna lang enough to grve the worker a chance to WIDC hrs hands J te s f Krng Zoqu reached th clImax of thelr ws t ot the Town l-lall 'lhey epprec ated the recep tIOn xcry mucfw The speech grven by selectman Val rn rc P I' tr rult c rl A Mlelcome song by t e leaders of cur Glee Club louIse BOLIVISF Eleanor Barr arm Ignon L cIIc DubreuIl and Kathleen ralnc I conepar ed at twe pleno b Gllberte an I III madc n evcrlastnng Impressncn on them Ihr prnccs c exprcsscd a hearty appreclatlon to I e re ept en Qwnrmttce and saId th t they are p n to the Wcrlrl s FaIr n New York and ll y 3 Ill me to Southbrxdae agaln for 0 whoe gee fffwefbtefif f buIlt the hr t AlbanIan church to worshrp God to pre serve theIr mother language and to show the world that the AIbanIan language and splrlt stlll exlsted af ter fIve hundred years under the Turklsh rule l9I when Turkey was defeated by Greece Serbra Bulgana end some Albanran mountarn boys the Al banoans Irnmeduately demanded theIr Independence AlbcnIa won IIS Independence IH l9l2 but had no detn te bounclarres and permanent peace untll the fourteen polnts of Presrdent Wrlson were In effect Our colony In Southbrrdge played an Important part In the Albanran Independence, therefore, It was natural for the pruncesses to vIsIt our colony From Boston they went to the Publrck I-louse In Sturbndge, where they were greeted by several hun dred people Albanians saluted them by placing theIr rrght hands on thelr hearts and by shaklng hands af terwards Flowers were presented to them by many socletles -i,,,..1- day v st beccuse they engoyed the few IWOUYS fl1Of they spent here Imrnensely They enjoyed eve ythIng that they saw and ate In AmerIca They especlally luke strawberry short cake boston baked beans and were very much amazed at dnnknng soda through a straw wlthout touching or remoung theIr glasses from the table N Icn the pr ncesse were asked by the committee wny they c me to thIs country they replxecl Havung een the nest beauhful parts of Europe, we decided to vIsIt the Unted States, for we have read and heard of ereat thrngs berng done here, thrngs whtch appeared as dreams to us We have never belleved them Llfllll now that our dreams have come true It IS admurable to see the development ofa country whlch a lIttle ever four hundred years ago was a wrld place and whuch today IS one of the most clvlllzed and wealthrest ID the world We admlre IIS progress and the hospItalItIes of the people Y 1? A c s , ' f . . .. X I ' h Ol , ' ,J X , ' A C - . . . I . , cr t , - I I g 5 I . I , N I . I, , 1 I t I Srs r 9 5 . C ' I ' M I . - . I - I rx I Y 5 - ' O W . Y e. e: , :nc A , h 'X sl ' I f -Y f - r 1 . I , I , . I Y , ' 'VY U s - VIrj :I Ca' , u it ., I - . . b I -. - Fe I Y ' Q the I' rr cc, .I II ,. I . 3, G I- s f C: 'nQ ' Y I Me- A f. I -5 , , c, . . fnends who came lIke flies atter the honey. They soon ' g I we - r ' ' , J G T I ', It 'F I I I ' N C IG - 'I I I 'z r s s H ' ' , Irena to cwnwe . I ' ' I hc csff k , Ifrl ' 'rm hw -IL WL! C 'P ' I - D ,Q . . . , . I . 5 , , - s I.I. , . . . . . - . r . A ' ' . In ' . ' ' I ,7 . . 4- I V I r r I T I . ' ' ' ' , l l' I I s ' ,. . . . , . . I, - I I I . ' f 7 I , I . . . . A S w r . . 4 , . THE CRIMSON AND GRA! i EDITORIALS A SPRING SPORT FOR GIRLS Beverly Austun 38 Sprung and wuth It comes baseball archery and tennus Gurls as well as boys feel an urge to get Into the game Up to now they have been the people on the sudelunes outsude lookung IH Why c n t the door be opened so they can come un? Perhaps uf the gurls knock long and loudly enough they wull receuve recog nutuon and that IS Iust what we are doung Soft ball us an excellent example to use to express my Ideas Boys soy Why can t gurls leave our sports alone? Do they always have to play thungs we do? They say thus of soft ball because as you know soft ball orugunated from baseball Perhaps the fellows do not realuze that a gurl becomes enthused and really excuted at the thought of stuff competutuon teamwork crack of the ball as one s bat huts ut unto mud our makes a gurl s nerves tungle Iust as It does a boy s Soft ball buulds up a gurl s physucal powers and does not tear down her resustance Although partucupatuon In such a game may help a gurl overcome her nervous ness nervous and erratuc gurls do not as a rule go out for such a sport Muscle coordunatuon IS necessary to play any such strenuous sport Gurls don t know how to run? You can t teach an old dog new trucks? Ah' but we re not old We re new we re young we re just cbout gettung started In thus world Certaunly know una how to run lS essentual to playung soft ball and It wouldn t talfe long for aurls to learn Partucupatuon In a sprung sport makes a gurl more Interested In comung to school on fune days In order to play un the game Her school work shows Improve ment because she must have good marks In order to be on the team It IS my beluef that If more schools had soft ball for gurls the attendance at boys baseball games would Increase one hundred per cent Why not? The gurls would naturally be Interested un seeung how the boys do It In gettung a few pounters from them But they would also be Interested In seeung the boys wun theur games Gurls how can we convunce the authorutues that we are wullung and anxuous to partucupote In a sprung sport so that our othletuc year wull be well rounded out? A DEFENSE OF MYT'-IS AND LEGENDS Myrtle Polley -ll Recently at one of the Boston theaters where Walt Dusneys pucture Snow Whute and the Seven Dwarfs was beung shown the followung conversatuon between two boys of huqh school aae was overheard Dud you luke Snow Whute and the Seven Dwarfs? asked one Oh' lt was all rught for kuds hus companuon re plued You know a lot about It don t you? I ought to I saw It ten tumes Thus luttle anecdote Illustrates l thunk our most generol attutude towards the readung of legends Many condemn them wuthout admuttung theur f scunatuon There IS somethung In these fables whuch draws the attentuon of the old as well as the young When a adopts the attutude that all myths and legends are chuldush Even If he does luke faury tales the fact IS kept to humself for he f rurs the ruducule of hus class m tes Why IS thus done7 Are not some novels gust rs f untastu 9 Practucally any boy or gurl can sut down and Im meduately become absorbed by the fuctutuous plot of a detectuvo story yet he would be made the laughung stock of the school If It was known he had just read a faury tale' Perhaps the chuef reason why these charmung tales h ve been put asude by the students us because they h ve been taken too luterally They say Of course those Incudents could not happen ' Some books such as those that contaun a fantastuc mystery are even more unreal often Impossuble The pleasure that we deruve from these books IS to be compared to the results of the study of myths and legends sunce these tales have often been composed as explanatuons of natural phenomena even as the storues of Edgar Ruce Burroughs and those about Buck Rogers are attempts at applyung natural laws to new events The rule that should guude us In our readung of myths and legends IS as sumple as It IS old Samuel Tavlor Colerudge furnushes the sound advuce He states that we should approach books ready to belueve theur happenungs In the words of Colerudge wullung to sus pend our dusbeluef . x- I I nu Q J 4. 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I I - . . . . ,, APRIL I938 gg I ogg ,C I E LITERATURE AUTOBIOGRAPI-IY OF AN ANIMATED CARTOON LouIse GreaoIre 39 In the r y l93O s I frrst saw the lrght of day as a vague lllGG fIoatIng around Mr DIsney s head Wnth out defw te snape or substance I struggled for lIfe and a few dns later my efforts were rewarded Walt DISI'IEy rn dc hIs fIrst ckpenmcntal sketch of me Ah' t a a oroua d RapIdly under hIs skI u hand I I k shape I developed a slender If not ut terly graceful IIQUFG a paIr of cute upturned lIttIe horns two buck teeth whIch sadly protruded when ever ' pe ed my mouth and a daInty frIlly collar wh ch was my prIde and Ioy From that mom nt on I was known as the I lustnous Clarabelle Cow As I arm older I d xcloped a hearty compellIng VOI e cnl tn evcnable temperamental nature much tn the delght f wx beloxer' parent Mr DI:-.ney who lecl re' I w Is 'estIned to become a source of laugh ter fcr a nw IlIcn people ThIs sent a warm glow o prIde f' urs na thrcugh my veIns and after that IU cIdent eng very young and InexperIenced I held my he cl hugh up In the aIr whenever I passed a less dIstInauIshed cartoon In arldItIon I grew very vaIn and pent a qoorl portlon of my tIme poIIshIng my horns ond hoofs and applymg entIcIng perfumes to my sleek block hIde I even had the tuft on the end of mv ta I permanent waxed' Now that my adolescent days re over and I am a more mature cow I have recogmzeo the error of my ways But If I do say so myself I have caused many a strong male heart to flutter ata glnmpse of me My pnde wIcked though It may have been was IustIfIed for one day after several weeks of Improve ment bv Mr D-sney and hIs staff I was put through the comp cated process of anImatIon ThInk of It' For the fIrst tIme I walked I ran l pumped ah that fIrst youthful thrIII wIll long IInger In my memory' Then came my movement of achIevement I acted before a movne camera' Words cannot express my yay and prIde' My dIrectors then and there predIcted I would be the dIs overy of the year At thIs I swelled to twIce my natural SIZE so that the productuon had to be held up whIIe I was deflated Thls taught me a les an and from then on I was always a modest cow though not exactly of the shrInkIng vIoIet type But the cInema was not the only fleld In whIch I tnumphed After beIng haIled as a second Sarah Bcrnh rdf by 'UOVIG CFIIICS I Invaded the comIc strIps wIth the able supoort of my dIstInguIshed colleague NAr Mmkey Mouse and hIs varIous frIends Needless to say I receIved o tremendous ovatIon Of course some people ClOII'1'I that the real attractIon of that COINIC strIp was MIckey Mouse but I here take thIs apportunIty to deny tl'IIs efnphahcally' Wnth all due resp ct to Mwckey Mouse he sImply IS not In the some clc s wIth me when It comes to charm and allure' Now I am at the heIght of my glory All the lead Ing actors seek me out for theIr le dIng lady my thousands of fans follow my cdventures wIth breath less Interest and enthusIasm a new addItIon has Iust been bu It to the post cffIce to accommodate all my fan m Il and my praIseworthy work and hIgh dramatIc cbI Ity are recognIzed and oppreclated And that my fr ends I absolutely all I ask from IIfe I am fIll cl nand FASCINATION Margaret Chace 38 Large waves RollInq raIlInq LappIng on the sand WhIte gulls GlIdIng dIppIng FlyIng over land SHORT SHORT STORY PhylIIs Swenson As I Ioolf at hIm he IS leaplng across a rIver H alIahts runs around and then aoes on He IS maklng somethmg It all started wIth an Idea Then wIth the thought he began actIon Wrth grIm determln atIon he molds a country Germany from there he goes to France At each stop CIIISS towns vIIIages sprIng up from under hIs touch That IS not all Now he makes rnvers brooks even oceans I-Ie buIIds shIps to saII them on He does not care what DOIIIICOI strIfe IS QOIHQ on ID RUSSIO or Germany It doesn t Interest hIm In the least AII he knows IS that hIs map must be In by the next HIstory perIod Q I , M If ' - I I 'C I - ' I F - I . . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY SNOW Maruon Walkunshow 39 Vtfh n ut snows I always thunk of tuny feathers from faury pullows floatung through the a r The dnmunutuve lacy flakes fly up and down duppung and swurlung wuth lee slughlest motuon ofthe aur They seem to be per formung an untrucate faury dance unknown to us poor mortals They fall lughtly upon one cnother farmung a blank et af shummerung urudescent snow lt looks luke a puffy eudeu down quult untul the sun shunes and then ut be comes m lluons of tuny sparklung duamonds flashung theur cool brulluance over the earth Pucture how snow enhances the charm of a stream The rupplung water truckles merruly on uts way blue and clear as a sapphure set un a background of duamonds l-low cool and refreshung us the blue and whute com bunatuon of stream snow sky and clouds As the pale wunter rn on peeps from behund a cloud ut sees the trees all snua un bed and ut shunes quuetly down on snow THE TWINS Ruth Rockwood 39 Bullv and Bobby James ten year old twuns guggled gleefully Then upon seeung theur bug snster Nan enter the house they became as quuet as two clams Nan was a pretty gurl of nuneteen She was passuon atelv un love wuth Glen Narrow a cuvul enguneer who had left for South Ameruca the prevuous Saturday Nan yelled Bobby and Btlly here s a letter that Glen told us to gtxe you Saturday but we forgot Oh you ch ldren Well guve ut to me naw then ycu had better run out cnJ alay reolued Nan Bullx and Bcbby needed no urguu g they rushed out doors Vulhen they arruved at theur shack they drop ped onthe durt tloar and grunned at each other She su e felu for ut saud Bobby Boy that s one tume we fooled Nan laughed Bu y It s a good letter too even uf ut dud take all morn una to wr te ut Do you spose we better brung the duc tuonary and the typewruter un the house now? asked Bobby I guess p raps we better fore Dad funds out they re mussuna replued Bullv Me nwhule Nan yayfully read the supposed note from Glen Oh Oh' he says he loves me Why' l-le wants n e to marry h rn l ll wrute hum at once Oh dear he says l mustn t wr te because he doesn t know where he ll be statuoned l-le ll be home un two months though Well be marrued then Mother' Motherl Glen wants me to marry hum Really dear why he s a nuce bay I m sure Dlued Mrs James Nan hurrued durung the next two months She gat her trousseau together She wrote and sent unvutatuons to her weddung She also attended showers un her honor At last the day arruved when Glen came home Nan drove to the statuon to meet hum As she arruved at the statuon the tram pulled un The furst passenger to descend was a pretty gurl closely followed by Glen Why' who can that gurl be? She acts as though she were gourug wuth Glen Glen saw Nan He went to her sude the strange gurl stull wuth hum Nan' he exclaumed how good of you to come to meet Ruta and me You see Ruta and I were marrued last week we came up here for our honeymoon Myl I m tured yawned novelust Mary Lane I ll funush thus un the mornung I never know what to do wuth a sutuatuon ZEALOUS ZEBRALYA I-IOW TO St-IRED A TOOTI-IPICK PROPORTIONALLY 'Not for the seruous munded studentl Ruth Toucey 38 Sweet unnocence and nauvety personufued that was Zebrolya She was a darlung luttle gurl of eughteen be utufully sunshuny summers who although perhaps a wee but retarded untellectually had nevertheless uust m tered the duffucult art of readuna Strong as ut seems Zebralya was not the odd duck lung of her famuly but was yust luke the rest of that ullustruous brood She had been branded wuth her gro tesauely unuque but poetuc name because she luke her mother and her mothers famuly for generatuans be fore had always possessed a fanatuc desure to draw zebros on the kutchen wall As her furst classuc Zebualya was manfully strug glung through Dr Blackberry s pamphlet on Germ Free Gum Drops Dr Blackberry a noted authoruty on what the well bred chuld devours had wrutten a sturrung booklet an the sublect Do not let Aprul fool you unto beung Aprul s Fool an Aprul Fool s Day Full your chtld wuth my Germ Free Gum Drops and youll never have to worry about hus health agaun he stated un emphatuc tones A rr us h tous udea peeked out from between these r matuc lunes Wunk rt slylx to hus fellow uduosyn c e he s ed forth to struke Zebralva rught e Somethuna seemed to burst un Zebralya s receptuve munl Could thus be Aprul Fools Day? she wonder ed wuth wude eyed suspense VVho us Aprul Fool? Gee rn xbe he l vusut me today luke Santa Claus does Xlutln thus dgnamuc braunstorm she thumped lughtly tc the kutchen to exam ne the calendar Up to her old trucks agaun she unconscuously sketched c ralluckung zebra on the mottled kutchen wall whulc ponderung over the brauntw stung numbers on the bewulderung calendar Funally derulung that thus undeed was Aprul furst Zebralya stormed gracefully back to the luvung oom vthere she umrneduateuy flopped down un the muddle of the floor ta thunk Layer upon layer of blankness fluckered over her poor unassumung face and her long strands of wury ha r began to gradually hump skyward untnl ut re sembled the straqglung brustles on a worn out Fuller brush For Zebralya s hour vtas startlung every tume she trued to thunk her hour would stand straught an end untul her unspuratuon came Soon after about thurty mlnutes her face brughten ed and the protestung mattress stuffung dropped back to uts normal posutuon An udea had been produced' I must hude she whuspered Aprul Fool wouldn t want anyone to see hum so I must hude somewhere untul he comes Thus sayung she skupped dauntuly over to the raduo un her suze lOlf2 gun boats and paused thoughtfully Then wuth a happy smule she pulled the raduo away from the wall and uoyfully rupped out the batterues whuch she cast undufferently out the wundow Wuth all clear on the eastern front Zebralya clamb ered unto the hollow shell and heaved ut back agaunst . , , . . . or ,J . , , S , . . 5 . . . 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I T . . . ,, . - - APRIL I938 the wall Playfully bashung a hole IH the top of the raduo she Inserted her trusty telescope and prepared to walt for Aprll Fool Long hours she wauted eagerly peerung Into her telescope for some sugn of the old bluffer who so often proved the ruunatuon of all gulluble persons No Aprul Fool appeared Zebralya wept butter tears whuch soon fulled the tuny raduo box forcung our heroune to evacuate for fear of drownuna I-low touchung a pucture she made as she splashed out of her cramped quarters her spukes of haur droop Ing sorrowfully over one eye the telescope floppung from one dIsIllusuoned hand and her creaky uounts and muscles screechung out luke a symphonuc orchestra of Innocent fungernauls skuddung down vullarnous black boards PIckIng up that Shakespearuan manuscrupt on Germ Free Gum Drops Zebralya dusconsolately hopped over to the other sude of the room and huddled pathetuc ally behund the bug chaur Oh but after the storm shall come the vuctory o all s well that ends well or somethung because Zeb ralya s eyes soon glanced at the over of the booklet whuch saud A e you Aprul Fool9 Thus aentle hunt percolated fuercely In her mund but fun III bec me cb orbed Wuth a ghastly bellow cf uoy he pranced truunphantlv around the room for l'erself w s th I fam us person ge Ah the world must reccgnuze and respect me she yelled and da heel ut cf the wundow to begun scalung the roof Upon attaInIng thus alpush reguon she Immeduately perched herself upon the chumney top and In thus re ga' posItIon may be found there today TRAGEDY Ruta Gagnon 38 It was a cold wunter nught The wund howled thrpugh th trees sungung IIS mysteruous chant Barn door cncl shutters banged ag Inst walls Stray papers cnd I ose obuects floated along wuth the wund and were destuned to destructuon The moon shone through o haze of clouds whuch told of the snow to come the butter cold snow In Ide r' dark house could be seen one meek and d sm I lught The occupants were already preparung to reture Near the door stood a small pathetuc soul I-IIs eyes were fulled wuth tears and pleadung I-le look ed up at a cold fugure of a woman determunatuon on her harsh face and resustance In her eyes The luttle boy holdung close to hum hus chuldhood love asked In mournful words Mom do I have to put the dog out tonIght7 A funny young hshermon Ford Was a fughtmg O Trugger when bored PIckIng up hIs old hook He stalked down to the brook And slaughtered a flsh wuth hIs sword CASEY JONES FOR A NIGHT Paul J Casey Jones Laluberte 38 Artusts doctors lawyers gardeners and archutects may dream of the sea cottages operatuons pauntungs and flowers but my dream us a gugantuc belchung rollung crack express traun huttung a seventy mule an hour clup wuth me at the throttle When I see a long freught traun or a speedung pas senger traun my heart skups a beat and my pulse throbs as my fungers Itch to be at the throttle of thot traun I get just as much of a thrull at a bug traun as gurls do when they see Robert Taylor I would rather watch trauns or rude on them than eat or sleep My greatest pleasure of the trup to Wash IHQIOI1 w th the school last year was rudung on the rear platform of the troun I gloated as we passed sta tuons tunnels brudges crossungs freught trauns and all the varuous sIgn'Il luqhts of the raulroad Whenever I hear a traun whustle my heart jumps and my Instunct tells me to watch for It or to go to It If I am lucl y I fund a haulung whustlung traun on a cIe'Ir dark nught wuth a puercung head Iught shunung on steel rauls wuth thousands of tons of rollung steel clangung on behund a mogul steam locomotuve An Impush young malden named Hood Would never do thmgs as she should Tue puns she dId swlpe Her collectuon to strupe Yet her face how guuleless and good l7l I suppose many of you wonder how thus dream start d uute a few years ago when I was rudung wuth my father through Phulodelphua I saw o bug passenger traun whuz past us At that Instant I made up my mund that some day l would operate a locomotuve Thus all toolf place about ten or twelve years ago and I am stull fherlshung my Idea Sunce the age of twelve I have been experument ng wuth model raulroads I only wush that I now had all the electr c tra ns I used to have whuch amounted to about o thousand dollars worth I have buult mun Iature raulroad scenes repaured electruc motors buult tunnels brudges sugnol systems and even tables to put the layouts on I don t own a bIg layout today because It has been necessary for me to trade un goods to keep up wuth the tumes But some day I hope to own a real scale raulroad system Thus WIII take many vears to buuld Qu0 j Meanwhule the fulfullment of my desure to run a real locomotuve has only made me all the more anxuous to become an enguneer One nught I actually rode IH a locomotIve end even took the throttle Very few If any boys have ever done thus on a real bug traun When I s t at the th ottle and took It un my hand and that enqune began to chug puff and move at my command I was truly In heaven and my heart leaped wuth Ioy for at that moment I was the happuest boy In the world I rode back from my destunatuon on o stull bugger locomotIve cnd we travel'ed much foster My face was all aglow as we rode through brudges and tunnels and passed crossungs and block sugnals Before I knew It we were huttung seventy mules an hour and belueve me I had the buggest thrull of my Iufe at that moment Seventy mules an hour may not seem fast to you oecause you Immeduately thunk of rudung In an auto mobule but you cant compare an automoblle rude wuth a traun rude because when you re doung seventy In a locomotuve and It beguns to rock, sway, vubrate, and rattle, you know that you're coverung plenty of ground, especually when the momentum of hundreds of tons I ' L - . I. ' A A I N I I .. I I I I I - I I N I I 1 . f . . . , . I ' I I ' - , , . Q A Q -A . r , I I - - ' , . , I I ' 4 ' f c , . . . II r I II e I 1 ' ' I ' - I ' - 7 X a s ' ' . ' . ' ' S , 1 ' , ' , -. I- ' 'I ' I I It last she h,Il duscovered who Aprul Fool was -she I - - I C cf .3 I C . . . - - II I . II , , c, V s . C ' ' ' I ' I - I I e , s K g , . s . , I' CI' . g A I . . s s I a ' . ' ' . g . . . - , , . l I I I . , , II I I - . . II I .I . TT r ' ' . . , . . ' - I I I I II II , I I II II I I - . ' , I I I I I I . . . . I I , I I I I ' I . . . . I I I I I , . , - , I A . . , - ' ' ' - - , I . . , I I I . . of steel uncrease uts potentual power and speed You would rn rvel at the power of a locomotuve to pull and stop such a heavv load Some people thunk that we boys who are unterested un raulroads are uust chuldren who never grow up but many professuonal men love model raulroads and ex perument uust as we do The recent columnust O O Mclntyre was a raulroad enthusuast He used to go down to Grand Central Statuon almost every day to watch the trauns pull out He was somethung luke me un thus respect Chrustopher Morley dud a clever uob descrubung the Twentueth Century Lumuted the traun whuch us wor'd famous I only hope that someday I wull be able to become a raulroad enguneer for raulroadung us un my blood to stay and us not lust some fad luke many people love A smulung young chompuon Hunt As a golfer s rught out un front The turf he may gore And forget to shout fore But he often the wunners can stunt AH MASQUERADE' Ann McTughe 38 Annual MASQUERADE BALL EDGEWORTH COLLEGE fturlrtar um All lnvuted The annual ball So what? Ted Blake chaurmwn slumped deuectedlg The annu I b ll What dud he care? No fun at th t th ng anyway He wouldn t even show up except that he was chaurman I-lls thouqh s turned butterly to hus gruevance B ll Henderson could have Deanna Vuncent uf he wanted her so b dlv Of cll the law down deceutful fruends a fellow ever had Bull was the worst Ted mused on never th nkung of hus own reputa tuon as great lover Gu l after gurl after gurl had been escorted by Ted before he funallv settled down wuth Deanna but because he had settled down he thought he had a monopolv on her tume Ted arrayed un a vuvud purate costume arruved early at the college audutoruum whuch was gradually fullung wuth a aay and hularuous crowd He grunted when he saw so much happuness and headed for the stag lune Well uf ut usn t Blake all dressed up un a purate costume came from a fellow stag member Yeh and Isnt he a knock out7 Thus was Al Wulluams sarcastuc tongue Don t worry Ted nonchalantly replued I wouldn t even be at thus place uf I dudn t have to take care of the money Then defuantly Ted turned away and crossed the floor The orchestra started to play for doncung Of all the dull, ununterestung evenungs' But-oh heavens what a clumsy creature he was And Ted turned to opologuse to a gurl unto whom he had charged so that she would have sprawled on the ground uf she d been as clumsy as he Why I m I m very sorry It was really very foal ush of me not to watch where I was goung I hope you ll excuse me' hus words dued away as he found humself addressung a Spanush lady gay un a multu col ored gown lace mantulla curly black hour dancung eyes and tall as he 4. THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Wuul you d nce9 he stammered That ended con versatuon urttul hus wuts found tl'-e favorite I dont suppose vou attend Edgeworth College? On the contrary I am a yunuor at Edgeworth came her reply Her deep soft vouce was attractuve and refreshungly dufferent from other gurls thought Ted Never a memory came of Deanna s lultung so prano In fact by thus tume Ted had practucally forgotten Deanna Bull Henderson the money from the dance Typucally he was engaged un the busuness of learnung about a new gurl All hus curuosuty was centered un the pretty Spanush stranger She wouldn t tell Ted her name She even refused to let hum peek behund her mask Mudnught was the maguc hour The hours passed slowly It seemed as though mud nught woula never come Ted and thus Spanush lady danced all evenuna contunually Ted was un hus seventh heaven He knew he was goung to luke thus gurl a lot They were havuna such a wonderful tume better than he d ever had before Mudnught sounded at last lmpatuently Ted snatch ed off hus own mask at the furst sound of the sugnal But hus partner dudn t seem to be enthusuastuc Maybe she knew who he was Ted watched her ardently Carefully she removed her mask Rather magucally off came her haur wuth ut Ted s mouth opened as before htm stood revealed hus fruend hus pal Bull Henderson Anger dusappount ment deuectuon swept over and dazed hum as he help lesslv stared at Bull s afuyly nrlockung face Why you fuckle lover Won t Deanna sumply ad mure her are ut bug Romeo when thus gets around the ccmpus And boy wull ut spread gust luke a wuld fre The are t lover Ted the great Romeo Oh Bov MEMORIES Marlorle Phullups 38 So many many memorues ome sad some nay The tume you trupped wuth all the eggs Can you forget that day? When lackue lost hus two front teeth And lsoed around a whule Whule we were I ughung up our sleeves At hus orecuous toothless smule The day that he came home all smules Wuth a baby un hus arms That he saud he d bought from the boy n xt door Cause he couldn t resust her charms Now Jackue us a college man And we are dull and gray But we stull have these memorues To keep our old hearts gay FROM SONORA TO CHIAPAS Barbara DArcey 40 Darkness' Darkness' Darkness' Twas luke a black suffocatung curtaun closung about hum pressung hum so tughtly that hus heart and soul ached ached wuth the hought of the hours un thus maddenung blackness Soon ah too soon those demons would make theur way unto hus wretched body as they always had Nught after nught those demons of thought raced through hus muddled braun throbbung at hus throat rackung hus beart They were there now mockung hum laugh ung at hum You were Innocent-ah yea quute un nocent but we alone are convunced of that' You were , . , ,, ., A ,, - , , , . , . ,, , A I A ,, ' . 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APRlL l938 ambltucus' You the great Pancho Corano were to become famous' Thank thunk thunk ' Your name was to echo o er and o er from Sonora to Chuapas' And now you are here You wull stay here stay here for ever Your Chuco can never speak has father s name with prlde he wlll always shun It And you con do nothrng Pancho nothmq' The dawn wnll come you wlll see lnght but you never wall be famous Pancho Corano s name wlll echo agarnst the gray walls but wall echo no farther The torturnng demons were wrong' For when Pancho sww the dawn he saw also from behind the barred w ndow IH has cell a puff ot smoke far out on the blue wc ters of the gulf a puff of smoke that soon developed unto a sh p a gunboat' Others saw the gunboat too andthe prrsen yard was fnlled with offrcers and guards tollflng excutedly as tney watched the oncommng danger A rlslng young .lunlor named Haynes Oft supreme In her clrcle she reigns When It comes to a truck On the uptake she s qulck And outsmarts all of her swanns Proaresso as doort ed they cried We have no war hlps wuth whlch to fught They wall not leave the sn p to tught us on 'and They wlll bombard us from the sh p We have no chance at all' But Pancho saw a way that mlght work and get tuna the attentron ofa guard he pleaded wnth hum to let hum trv 'us plan There was nothxng to lose by It the ga rd thought Now that Progresso was doomed why not et the poor wretched prasoner make the at tempt to save her? At least he would have a few hours cf fre earn and due feeling free for he was sure to due f ne we t Gown to the sh n So Pan o was supplued wuth a slfrff fnlled with wares t se' d ne set out toward the gunboot In the harbor Carefully he planned hrs route quickly head mg for a small ship just to the left of the enemy l get rtg to th s boat he load to pass very ne r the hull cf the b ttlesl a Ju t as he expected Instead of shoottng hlrn on saght the men aboard demanded to know what brought hum there When he explained he was rnerely takung food supplres to the shrp yon der they umm dlately ordered hmm at the point of thetr auns to honst up the food supplses to them Pancho acted alarmed and angry but hus heart really thrllled to thunk hus plan was working so suc cessfully A slung was lowered to has sklff and he was ordered to place hus wares nn thus He dad so but unseen to the man above he also llghted the fuse of a hndden bomb and very carefully placed ut un the bag of flour The slung was lrnmedlately horsted and wlth It the smoldering bomb Pancho wasted and watched holdnng hus breath as the slung dusappeared over the slcle of the boat And then a deafenlng blast spllt the alr shatterung the foremast Pueces of wood and steel flew through the our blast after blast echoed un the Gulf Pancho s sklft was overturned hurling Pancho znto the rough waters Debris fell all around and on hum Hts eyes dummed and he fought against the fear of darkness the black nnght he so despised and the demons that came with nt They were there already poundmg at has brain but they were poundmg another a dufterent song thus tlme-a song of pranse Pancho Corano Pancho Corano your name echoes from Sonora to Chiapas Thlnk' Thlnk you are the savior of Progresso' PETEY AND JOHNNY Morjorle Simpson 38 ln the pre ty lnttle town of Flshervllle In the lovely 'nttle country of Flshung ran a bubbllng lnttle brook called Fushstreorn Petey Fish and Johnny Fesh luved a very peaceful and contented llfe an Flshstrearn swlmmlng around poyfully every mornunq Petey and Johnny were the hcndsomcst strongest and yet dauntuest fush that ever luved One br ght summers mornung Petey and Johnny were trollop ng gully along upstream looking for somethsng to have for dinner when at the very same twme they both spied the most Julcy luscrous lnvntung little worm they ever had seen Now Petey and John ny were verv polute and they loved each other very Wk i sniff his dearly but the temptahon was too strong for them They lost all control of themselves and both pumped at the warm ot the s me tnme But just as they pumped the llne pulled the worm away from them and Johnny and Petey came together wvth an awful lm pact -.-g., ,yi-J' Now nn the bubblnng llttle brook called Flshstream on a lovely summers evenlng In June you can see them slowly wendnna their way down stream two luttle old fnsh one wsth a nasty brulse on hls forehead and ore with only one eve r-was-AO 'kv An owllsh young fellow named Fay On a harp attempted to play When asked why he quut He replied as he knlt I d rather puck flowers un May 3' X - 1 1 , i . -W . - I I I I 1 1 . , 5 . . 1 . . t f - , 1 . , , I . , I 1 . , , 1 , , , I t I . . . . , ,A 1 - ' ' 1 I. . g. 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Janet MeredIth rose abruptly from her desk and pressed her hot forehead agaInst the coolness of the wmdow pane All of her frlends envled her Janet thought wIth a sarcastlc chuckle How grand to be the prIvate sec retary of John HarrIs the most Imcortnnt defense at torney In Bndgeport they all had sa d Luttle dId they reallze that her tItle was all glory but no pay LIttle could they Imagvne the long hours spent In dusty smotherIng courtrooms or raclng about the cIt5 s slums huntIng scraps of evIdence ExcItIng and fascInatIng9 Yes but Janet knew that she was not exactly what IS known as a hIgh salarIed secretary Perhaps SINCE her boss always Ignored her when she asked for a ralse he would soon present her wIth that long awaIted bonus he had promIsed ThIs penslve mood was Interrupted by an IrrItable MISS MeredIth come In here ImmedIately l-low many tImes must I call you? LookIng up Janet saw Mr HarrIs fumlng In the doorway GuIltIly she looked at her desk where the lawyer s sIgnal had been clIckIng for several mInutes Yes Mr HarrIs rIght away she stammered and went quIckly Into hIs spacuous OffIC9 You want me Mr HarrIs? HarrIs promptly orated hIs usual pep talk to Janet for he relIed upon her as a sort of salesman assIstant to fInd Jack Bracket a mIss ng wtness who could clInch the lawyer s case A few weeks ago H rrIs had been hIred to handle hIS blQQ9Sf case the bIggest case whIch ever struck Bndgeport The cIty seemed lIterally to rock when the tremendous story of the mIllIon dollwr swIndlIng racket broke The lawyer h d buIlt up a brIllIant defense that lacked only one DIQCS to complete the complIcated Iug saw puzzle That one IllusIve Iag was Jack Bracket who possessed evIdence that would send the swIndlers to prIson for years After fInIshIng her talk wIth Mr HarrIs Janet had the cunous sensatIon of bemg stared at as she sat at her battle scarred desk PrIckles danced up and down her spIne as when she looked up her glance encountered a ragged dIsheveled man wIth large terrIfIed eyes He was peekIng fur tIvely about the OTTICE hIs face workIna Wlfh fear and doubt PerceIvIng Janet s glance upon hIm the man wIth a pItIfully desperate look of IndecIsIon darted quIckly away Into the elevator and dIsappeared That man IS Jack Bracket she whIspered IH wIde eyed awe The shock of seemg the man had left her powerless but fInally collectmg her wIts she dashed out of the offIce Wlfh her coat flyIng from one clutch Ing hand After what seemed an eternIty but was In reallty less than a mmute her elevator reached the ground floor In another second she was racung out of the buIldIng only to collIde wIth a street peddler In her rush Wanta buy one of these beautIful desk pads MISS, whIned the peddler In creepy nasal tones Wonderful bargaIn MISS only fIfty cents Look at thIs swell leather bInder you couldn t fund another IIke It anywhere In thIs part of the country The man paused expectantly whIle Janet muttered I ll bet you couldn Then tuggIng the man s sleeve In her excItement she demanded Where dId he go that man that lust ran out of here where dId he go? So many men come and go he answered non chol ntly hoIstIng an Indlfferent eyebrow Now take my desk pads no man In hlS rIght mlnd passes here wIthout buyIng one of my pads Just look at that fInIsh lady that You must have seen the man rush out Janet burst In exasperatlon DId he go rIght or left? Hur y whIch way dId he go Please try to remember Well lets see Maybe he went rIght or was It lef 9 No l guess he went up there towards the rIv the hawker drawled Importantly MIss MeredIth MIss MeredIth come auIck l Iust saw Bracket go INTO the post offIce the small voIce of Johnny the paper boy crIed Runnlng hastlly through the throngIng crowds Janet arrIved Iust In tIme to see her WITNESS Jack Bracket melt INTO a sea of faces lt would be ImpossIble for her to cut through that crowd But Johnny had been quIcker than she and had warmed through to return trIumphantly dragglng a protestIng Bracket FInally gettlng Jack up to her employer s OffIC6 wIth the promIse that no one would hurt hIm she gave a Igh of relIef for even she reallzed what a dangerous parcel she had been harborIng Henchmen of the swvndlers were tryIng to WIDE out all evIdence that mIght Incnnnunate theIr bosses and Bracket was such evIdence Several hours later Janet looked up from her desk to see her boss come whustlnng through the door RIght now he was on top of the world HIS case was won hIs wotnes were over Bracket could be produced as star wItness Perkmg up her courage Janet ventured INTO hIs of Ice Mr HarrIs l l could you l mean you l need a raIse and l thlnk l deserve one she blurted out at ost Later MIss MeredIth later Well talk about It lat r he patronlzlngly smlled Janet s dIsappoIntment brImmed over Always the some answer later If only she could get another Iob but that seemed practIcaIIy ImpossIble Fussmq Importantly Mr HarrIs contInued Sunce vou have won another one of my cases l have a lIttle present for you as a small compensatIon for your great help to me Janet s spIrIts soared hIah At last he was golng to QIVE her the bonus FInally-after all these months Her heart pounded as If It would bounce rIght out of her body HarrIs produced a small package her bonus WIth sh nIng eyes Janet tore open the bundle StIff brown paper crackled roughly and fell off In rIpped folds to reveal one of these horrIble lIttle desk pads whIch the peddler was sellIng In the streets for fIfty cents The offIce seemed to reel before Janet s eyes Her breath came In strugghng Ierks whIle she felt all flIp floppy and caved In InsIde ManaqIng a crooked smIle she murmured a Thank you Mr HarrIs to her beamIng overly generous boss and walked weakly to her desk PlacIng the hndeous memorandum on her desk she bItterly snghed A Iob IS a Iob l suppose YW N, r ,W ,heard -f - . 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I, . - I - I I - - - - II I It lr . . ,, . . . ,, f ' 1 1 - APRIL l938 POETRY CONTEST As a result of the Poetry Contest held In March Ruta Gagnon won frrst place wrth John Glfford second The judges were Marjorie Phnllnps Edward Mageau Ruth Toucey and Beverly Austrn IN VAIN Ruta Gagnon 38 lt rwse throuah the our The song so rare Wuth dalnty note wlth pleadlna sound X1I'lth angry vo ce wlth harsh command It rose subllmely through the avr A plty there was na one there MY DOG lohn Gifford -IO I have a llttle dog he s as clever as can be He chases all the fats up our bug elm tree I-le sxts there and watches tull the end of the day I lust can t seem to tell hmm that crlme doesn t pay V 1 JW F xc, ff More X., fax eb J , xg. .,I vu- ATV' 91 ! THE VOYAGE OF THE LULU MAI The nught was dark and stormy The sea was rrslng hugh The howllng wand was buffetlng Block clouds about the sky The captarn rn hrs cabun Was pacung up and down Hrs dark eyes held a worrred look I-lus noble brow a frown The barometer rs falllng The wlnd as rlslng strong We re In for quite a blow says he Unless l m guesslng wrong I-le stepped out on the prtchmg deck And cast aloft hrs eyes Haul In the mar and foresl Tops and topgallants he cries I-le cared not for the load of yeast Down IH the hold stored way He cared but for hrs gallant shlp The clrpper Lulu Mal The wlnd and waves dashed higher st The storm was at nts peak When suddenly the mate runs up Hey Cap we ve sprung a leak Nelson Fav 38 Two feet of water In the hold And rvsnn-4 rnghty fast And lf we don t do somethrng r Thus shrp has sailed her last The c ptavn groaned and tore his halr The pumps were on the blank I-le felt that sure the Lulu Man At I st wcs doomed to sunk Then staggered up an old Jack Tar With t-dnngs most surprrslng I-le shouts The water s at the yeast The blasted stuff rs rlslng The captann lrstened then he thought We may be saved says he And as he spoke the Lulu Mar Rose hlaher In the sea Then late next day wrthrn the The glad old skipper wrote The Lulu Mal was slnklng But the yeast kept her afloat Q ll ll . I ' ' I , I , 4 . I . ' , l! ,Ax I I , I g M , gl 'I K Q 5 ' ... f ff mn f 4 'I X A ' , T pr ti - X A 'la - -- ' ' 'flewll' ' S 1' T53?f:E , , N L NT f '.L,,T.ifs.,f., ,ri ' HB -. A . , l'v'l,' .lllsi I, I G .. I U I I . I log THE CRIMSON AND GRAY THF BANE OF HER LIFE Louuse Gregoure 39 Dear Beth Won t you spend a montn wuth me at Pune Lake? My mother and I wull be alone so why don t you brung your brother Eruc wuth you? Please come I d love to have you Wuth love .loan Thus read the letter Beth Lorung held Thus un vutatuon was a prospect that mught have thrulled any gurl of suxteen but ut brought no sparkle to Beths brown eyes lt brought Instead a far away look to her eyes She was rememberung a sumular unvltatuon last summer rememberung vuvudly what had taken place then That former unvutat on she had accepted wuth enthusuasm She had hastened wuth the glad news to her eught year old brother Eruc wuth no fore boduncg of events to come Eruc had met the news wuth a shout of delught Bruskly they had started packung and the followung day left for the raulway statuon It was at the statuon that the trouble had begun Beth was a vurtuous enough gurl but endowed wuth no more than human patuence Eruc was the tradutuonal spouled brat lf he posse sed any good qualutues they were yet to be duscovered He had been spouled by a fluttery and over unaulgent mother whose sole uoy un lufe wcs Fruc She catered to hus every whum and hus slughtest whumper was enough to fetch hum whatever he desured Consequently he was the maleductuon of the neughborhood and the tragedy of hus suster s lufe Whule wautung for the t aun unsude the crowded sta tuon Eruc suddenly decuded ut would be a marvelous o s ar a ruo uclun sste s eye rushed up and cown the st tuon luke a uunuor Paul evere shoutung furc he p o hus c pa for th exuts ana a woman faunted before the of fucut ls assured her thwt the supposed fure was sump'y a product of dear luttle Eruc s extraordunar, mund When B th duscorered the cause of the ruot she very ne rl! passed out from emb rrassmezt What a martuf cat on for one who wushed to appear well travel ed and world wuse though un realuty she had never gone further than tw nty fuxe uw les from her home town Cozy Ncck th smell st of country towns She was spared further agony by the arruval of theur tr un a few munutes later Gruppung Eruc furrnly by the hand she hurrued breathlessly to the traun where she sank thankfully unto c comfortable red plush seat Eruc fagged out by hus recent escapade drufted quuet ly to sleep hus face as guuleless and unnocent as a cherubs Beth took advantage of thrs breothung spell to rnedudate on her vacatson Suxteen brunette nd very unexperuenced she looked forward to Pune Lake cs a place where she would meet some glamor ous excutzng and suave young man who would un stantly be dazzled by her She puctured herself danc una wuth that dashung young man lookung glamorous self assured and ravushung That understand was what she wushed to be not what she was The rumble of the traun luke the buzz of some guant un ect lulled Beth to sleep She awoke wuth a start to hear the conductor callung Pune Lake Con fused and agutated she groped wuldly for her ample baggage and ordered Eruc to follow her At thus mo ment Eruc decuded he must have a lollypop un addu tuon to the vuolently red toy baloon Beth had bought hum before gettung on the traun When Beth told hum un no uncertaun terms that thus was no tume to ask for a lollypop he started waulung lustuly soundung more luke the traun whustle than luke a weepung chuld Poor Beth was so dustracted when she saw the other pas sengers laughung ct them that she mussed a step get t ng out of tne traun and fell sprawlung to the ground her baggage flyung up un every durectuon luke munor yuh rlvvunls As red as the toy baloon that Eruc was r rry ng Beth was helped to her feet by a sympathetuc young man When she gathered up enough courage o look up ct her rescuer her heart skupped a beat n ut skupped half a dozen beats for the young mcn that confronted her was the ex ct fullfullment of her dreams 'cle was a handsome fellow of about twenty wuth dark wavy haur soulful brown eyes and a Iuttle curled mustache so tuny as to look almost luke a f unt smudge on hus upper lup He was exactly the gallant sophustucated type she had always dreamed about and who had caused her to scorn the young area faced boys of her home town Solucutously he unquured uf she were hurt She was cs fuu rued as a leaf un a March wund and she could only manaoe to stammer a very tumud and artless No thank you sur Upon further unquurues ut was dus closed that he was Mr Jeffrey V n Boren lBeth thought that was the most romantuc name she had every heardl and that he too was goung to Pune Lake He hauled a cob cnd they drove off but not before Eruc was bought a lollypop at a nearby candy stand When Mr Van Boren left Beth at her fruend s cot tage he expressed the fervent wush to see her agaun a desure that Beth heartuly though secretly duplucated Beth was greeted cordually by her fruend Joan and cfter a few munutes of chattung tured out from her trup shc went up to her room She soon dropped off nto a profound sleep frequently unte sfuersed wuth dr f-'ns of 0 rl sh ug you wg m n who strculed wuth her fn the moonl aht A youthful eccentruc named Nuchols Was an ardent desugner of puckels She snuckered and sand To try to unvent one that tickles Sne spert the next wornunn l okuna over her new su fun tungs Pune Lake was a beautuful body of wa ter as bl ue s the vuolets that grew un the surround na woods lt was well named for ut was surrounded b f o nt pune urcv But Beth c'uj not medu ate wnwly upon her nevu surram ndungs un fact the greater part of her th uqhts were o cupued wuth Jeffrey Van Buren Sne th ught he must surely be some very um portant rer bn engaged un some romantuc occupation pkrhfp he was Lyon a cnunt She must b careful how she acted before hum she must not appear coun truf ed and sumple She would have to assume a non chalant debonaur manner and create the umpressuon that she hal been about un her young lufel At about two o clock the door bell rang and Beth un her room upstaurs heard the vouce of Jeffrey She ha tened to call out that she would be down un a munute Meonwhule dear luttle Eruc had wandered un to the parlor and decuded to entertarn Jeffrey much to the latter s despaur When Beth came down Jeffrey and she went for a stroll along the beach followed by the unevutable Eruc Hus presence spouled an otherwuse heavenly afternoon for Beth He constantly drove her wuld by callung her Luzzue whuch he declared was the correct nuckname for Eluzabeth but whuch Beth consudered most vulgar and utterly unfut to be pronounced un the presence of such a flustunguushed personage as Jeffrey But worst was yet to come When Beth tryung to appear experuenced and soahustucated gave an account of the many balls she had attended and of how the boys had flocked around her Eruc broke un wuth more truth than tact Aw be yourself you know darn well you never went I - . . , . , . . u A- , I . . i . , - - - , I - L I . 1 - - 5 ' 1 - I ,f l . , I I , Q K Y I ' I ay, ' ' . . , . a ' . . . 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Il I I - I I APRIL I938 to a ball In your Ilfe and the only boy fnend you ever had w s that prmply f cecl Wlllle Jones and Nellle Ida' got even htm away from you Beth thought she surely must due I-low she would have enloved wrlng Ing hls neclf but she ncd to satusfy herself wlth a too sweet Cnc dear pledse dont Interrupt However If locks could lfrll Erlc would have roasted slowly over rc untll t e But there were stlll more horrors to follow Whlle r c H c r r fm sol Beth and Jeffrey sa down on a bench on the beach Just as they were aa Ina Nl ulfully Into each other s eyes and tenderly worllna h nrls thev were cruelly Interrupted bv a tru unwphunt cry from lnttle Errc who exclarmed flendmsh LU ae It Luz ne when I tell Ma on 0 That w s the fatal blow Wlth herorc effot Beth manaacrl a weak Don t you thunk we had better go hamc now Jeffrey Jeffrey readily assented When Beth reached the cottage she lost no tame IH obbnnj out her tale of woe to Joan He thought I was so glamorous and refnned she sc bbec and now Frtc had to ao a td spoil everythlng What wlll he thunk of me now? And hes probably a cot nt or or somethtng great' She walled un co wsolably Then she stopped short and gasped her unfunute amazement Joan had burst out laughnng You mean that fe'low who was here for you this fternoon9 Joan asked Yes Beth quftvered Well dont worry about hum he s only a grocery clerk In my home town and besldes he knew all about you all the tame Whale he was wanting for you Eric crne In anl told hunt all about you that you came from a town no bigger than a toothplck and that the sw est affair vou ever attended was a hot dog roast' Wlth a yur Beth came back to herself and remem red the letter The too vvvld memory of last sum ner decrdecl her qurckly I-ler face strll grlrn rom ner recent remrnuscen es she wrote Dear .loan Thanks a heap for your mvntahon but I thunk I Il stay home thus summer lm looking forward to a peaceful vacation Wlth love Beth GRANDMA S GIFT A One Act Play Wrltten bv Sara Coffln 40 Mary Campbell 40 GIII erte Galrpeau 40 As the scene opens we fund an old woman who IS blrncl slttrng In a rocking chalr knlttrng A door opens and a hay of thlrteen rushes In carrytng a package Jimmy Happy birthday Gran Gran Thank you Jimmy Where have you been? Jimmy I have something for you Gran ll-le places the wrapped parcel on the table and 'lraws up a chalrt Gran Jlmmy Gran Jtmmy lbrrghtenungl Oh how nlce Jlmmy but you shouldn t have spent your money on me You ve worked so hard and long to get It Oh shucks Gran' Thats why I worked so hard so I could get somethrng for you That was sweet of you Jimmy Well I Il glve you three guesses as to what It rs Gran Jlmmy Gran Jlmmv Gran Jrmmy Gran Junnvy Gran Orcng s Slippers? N lt s sornethlng you re very fond of Why Jlmmy Its not Yes Gran rt s a music box lcrnpplna knuttlna and clasplng her handsl Oh How wonder cer ul Ive always wanted cl muslc box But wherever did you g ul? I bouaht It at McGregor s second hand shop Play It for me Jimmy lJrmmx plays thc muslc box for her After a pause Gran excl 11m I A rangy footballer named Locke Du once tear a hole un his sock Off the fxeld he dld lope He with this could not cope And thus drown d hlmself off the dock Jrrnmy Gran Jrmmy lGran slowly stops Aknoc Grtn llmmy Jrmmy what does the box look luke? II-le takes the box to herl Well It s red wlth Inttle whlte flowers as a border I eellnq of the oxl P a I agaln Jlmmy I-lere s the handle Gran you play turns tae handle Suddenly she k I9 heard on the doarl Whv J nmy who could It be? G Gran I dont know Nobody ever comes to see us lAnother knack rs heardl Gran I'-lurry see who t s Jimmy lJImmy walks to the door and cautiously opens t A tall stately gentlcman stands In the door wa I Mr Bradly Mr Bradly Gran Mr Bradlv Gran Mr Btadly lJlrnmyt chaurl Mr Bradly Gran Jlrnmy Gran akes Good evenlnq younq man May I come rn? lJxmmy seemlng rather doubtful lets hum In I Ah qood evening Mrs Mc Carthy Good evenlnq sur I dont belleve I recognize your voice No of course not I m Mr Mor ns Bradly I recently moved Into the apartment across the street Oh yes Jlmmy was telllng me a famuly moved IH the other day Won t you sut down Mr Bradly9 Thank you hrs hat and cane and glves hum a Of course you re wonclerrng why I called You see havlng just moved Into thus neighborhood my son Bobby hasn t any friends and camplalns of belng lonesome He saw Jummy playnng In the park and sand that he would luke to make has acaualntance Why thats ftne lm sure Jlm my would luke to meet hum ldoubtfullyl Well Idon tknow WhyI Jlmmyl , I I . I ,I KQV A Q , ' - 3 ' ' I ' : No. I . II . - ' . I . . i - I OI I X I . . ' I I , XI I - II I I I I II . - ' I M-4 K ' Q ' ' ' ' . J I . I, . 2 N e f I I - a ll H I ad. I If I , s I ' , I - , I EI left tc, I :wk c ca, t I lr I V Z r ' ' et , I I I I CI . I I A I 1 fx I ' ' A c . I I' - ' I I . ' ' lv, 'BoyI yI 'll t I 2 I y ul . I - Y I1 ' ' r I ' ' I I . f . . pf' I s ' - 1 . I U, f ' , , II ' I I I II 'd ' ' I ' ' . . ' N II H ' r ' . . . V I ' ' , I , , I I Yi 4 .ll - A C ' I r, . , . To 'I I - Gran: Ohl what sweet music. Tell me, a .H . I If ll I I L - . ' I, I . I I I I lf I I 1 . . . I V I 5 ' I ' I I .,- I : F, ' I h I y 't 1 I I I . I I' ' ell ' . I I I . . . . . . . ll'- I I be . ' ' - 1 : I If I I , . ' . ' . f .' 1 ee, , ' . 1 V ' ' ,. 4 . c , . . . I I I. , . . I , s l I I . . I . , , I . I , ,- 4 ' - I y. I .I . s I B A ' I ' . . --I , . - . I 1 . I - ' I ' - ,I I I .I - I - , 3 I . I . - J . . . I . I I - . , . . I - - - I - . ' 1 . 1 ' , . A I . I . e ,I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I . , I I I I I I ' , I I I I , , , , I I . I v I . I . I I - ' , . ' I I ' Jummy r Bradly Gran Bradly Jimmy Gran Bradly Gran Jummy Mr Bradly Jummy THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Well gee Gran you know how some ot those ruch kuds are lStruts around room umutatung a ruch sussyl l'ookung shockedl I m sure my son us not anythung luke that OI course not Jummy be stull lm sure Jummy and your son Bobby could be good truends Let s see now tomorrow us Sat urdav I-low would luke to g horseback rudung un the park wuth Bobby young man? Gee' ' Ive never been on a real horse Gee oh gee Oh Mr Bradly' HowJummy would love that But wouldn t ut be um posung on you? Oh not at all Mrs McCarthy no at all I You re very kund lm sure M Bradlv I guess your kud us okay uf he can rude a horse Iturnung to Jummyl Then ut s all settled Bobby wull call lor you rt two oclock tomarrow after nocn Oh swell Mr Bradly I Il be ready lGran accudently huts handle of the musuc boxl Mr Bradly Mr Bradly Jummy O1 ls that a musuc box Mrs McCarthy? vu s e It s my burth Conuratulaluons But what aw excco onully odd box I never saw one auute lulfe that befl re leag rly ould xou Ike hear ut Mr Bradly? lMr Bradly nods and Jummy plays utl Mr Braflly Jummy Mr Bradly Jummy Bradly Gran Jummy Gran IThunkung out loud Yes that s Would you mund tellung me where you made such a purchase? I got ut at McGregor s second hund shop Mr McGregou told me all about ut T us about ut W 'I He saud that thus man at r he T stoc' market crash dued from the shock end hus son auctuoned oft hus property to pay hus debts Mr McGregor got the musuc box at the auctuon That s unterestung You certaun ly can be proud of that musuc box Mrs McCarthy lLookung at watchl I must be goung now I have an appountment at eught o clock Tomorrow afternoon at two then Jummy Good nught Mrs McCarthy Good nught Mr Bradly lExut Mr Bradlyl Gran just thunk' lm goung to rude on a real horse Gee wont the gang be jealous though' I wonder what hus kud us luke I hope he aun t a sus luke a lot of ruch kuds I ve seen Now Jummy you be nuce to Bob by After all dough un the Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs IA knock us heard on the door' Gran Jummy Sherudan Gran Sherudan Gran Sheruclan Jumrny Sherudan Gran lGran turns th Qherudon Jummy Sherudan Jummy Gran Gran Gran I dont understand See who t u Jummy IOpenung the dooru Oh' Good evenung Mrs Sherudan Good evenung Jummy Good eve nung Mrs McCarthy Happy burthday I ve brought you some oranges Thank you so much You really shouldn t have that s gu te ell rught It us much Itakung up the musuc boxl Look what Jummy brought me I-low guaunt You got ut at Mc Gregor s dudn t you? Yes I dud But how dud you know? lnervouslyl Well uh saw when I went un there the other dey I almost bought ut you see Would you luke to hear ut Mrs Sherudan e handlel lthunlfung ou Ioudv Thus us e one What dud you say Mrs Sherudan? lnervouslyl Ol uh I saud that the musuc was very sweet Well I I must be goung Goodnught Gaodnught Mrs Sherudan D In t Nlrs Sh udan a t stron e ly Jam? tracted to your musuc box s a Cl conee t thunk of ut w s Mr Br dly The musuc us very sweet but there must b methung ese bout t r Bradly was tar tea truen uly to e suncere could tel v wus xouf t I t e e puurnose of hus vusut He seemed rather uestless A buddung young damsel named Pratt Was gossupung from where she sat When asked for her reason She laughed It s the season Now Pratt on detentuon does chat Jurnmy Gran Jmrnmy Gran Jummy Gran e I clan t kno Gran seemed luke a swell guy to me Jummy McCarthy you know per tectly well that ut us not the cus tom of a man wuth Mr Bradlys wealth to make the acguauntance of people luke us Well maybe all ruch people aunt stuckup Besudes what we got to lose? Maybe but then there s Mrs Sherudan Yeah she sure acted queer I never seen her act luke that be ore Perhaps theres somethung about the musuc box that we don t know lGran feels the musuc box as Jummy clears the table of the wrappung paper She turns ut over and over Suddenly hearung a nouse, she saysl IContunued on Page I7l I Z 1 u r - I I ' I ' ' . c 1 J. u , . . .S . I M . 1 . ' ' I I A I ' , . . I 1 ' i ' X ' . - u 'u I - . ? I Mr. 1 ' 7 ' - ' 1' I y V A O ' I Oh, ' I ' , ' n't , , . - - - I I. . , . . . ' . ' , I . , I , A . A . . A - . , . . ' A ., : , , I ut Mr. ft , , .. , A : , . I , I r. A I P u ' 2 , . ' l ' Mrs. c. ' 1 I ' g t ' ' ' th ' u e. I ' Z - 1, I ' u - R 7 ' X u r I - 4 - . 1 I I I , A 1 uc ' . er C J g A Gran: Junwmy bought ut lor me today, Jhmmyg Yee' I QUGSS QQ, She Scemcd Cf, Yr, u e , ' ' A day, 1 ' , . fi 2 L ' .I Y i Ye , n , o ' ' , so T' ' a, . a . ' ' Q I c J . I - I 9 ' : K0 ' W J I to so ' ,I a i , M , ', , . u .C . b . . - Q -' . I , I b I ' f '-e . 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I LCCALS Thus h s been a tcrm of contests and wfnncrs Congr uts t Ken Hunt for wun uung the Or torucal Contest spon scred b th Am rcan Legion Paul Laluberte fur ccmung n second un saud contest Nuna Hobson urrvlng off hugh honors ln the Ccnstutut anal F v Contest and Francus Smlth for capturlnw second pruze Ruchard Aucom and Barbara Steffey who won furst ont se cn pr s n the Natuonal Defense Essay Con l'f3Sl' Mary Dnrlam for wunnsng furst pruze for the eughth grade Ccnstutuluon l Essay Contest Jean Robertson and Gertrude Bouvuer for runnlng off vutn se ont ou d thurd pruzes un sand eughth grade arte t SEN'OR PICTURES Glcrung lughfs uuttery nerves raln a daffy photo grapher aha those Senuors were havung graduation pictures taken ago n Of course that gloom provoker raun put In Its an noyuna appearance No photographuc pow wow us comp ete wuthout a chorus of exclamatuons from the gurls when the dampness beguns to do acrobatucs In freshly waved haur Many a murror worked over tume at home as the Senuors practuced smulung prettsly for the burdle be prepared or somethung How embarrassung at prov ed however when lust as one struck o pose un whuch he or she dudn t resemble a brayung donkey or a froz en rollung pun he or she happened to spy a grxnnlng Dad or luttle brother peek ng around the corner The awful ordeal of beung photographed was made mu h easuer by the expert photographer but even then upon walkung unto the room overflowung with lughts and more lughts legs began to wobble and shuvers soon trupped the lught fantastuc up and down susceptuble backbones How umpossuble ut seemed even to look pleasant and just when a weakly frozen smile was wrung from a protestung face the corners of one s mouth usually twutched and fluttered Here us where the photographer intervened Spout ung unanutues such as Romeo Romeo where for art thou Romeo saud Juluet to Napoleon and lmutatung hc antucs of donkues monkeys and the luke the photographer soon called forth spontaneous smules we hopel Teachers were daily scannung lusts to see why John ny and Mary were not un classes but Johnny and Mary amudst the excitement and untrugue of having pictures taken luttle cared whether they mussed an unsrgnufucant recutatuon or not Even though much ado about nothung us the gen eral motuf poslng for the mystuc eye breathlessly ex amununa proofs and the funal deluverung of the funlsh ed product are qulte umportant events In the llfe ofa Senuar THE JUNIOR PLAY The tame us drawung near when the Junuors w ll pre sent the r annual play They have chosen Murder In Rehearsal a three act mystery comedy written by Austn Goetz Rehearsals are un full swung and students ar anyuously awautung the presentatuon on May 6 The cast consusts of the followung people Victor LEcuyer Jack Ellery the director Dora Kendall Claudua Warren the leadung lady Mary Wuessner Mrs Fuske Warren a socuety matron Wulluam Karl Harold Knught a blackface comeduan Alphonse Homurz Morton Hull an ungenuous vullaun Eleanor l'-aynes Trulby the nnevutable moud Phyllus Whute o k Sheula Burnett Claudaa s ruval Alvun Greene Chubby Forbes the property boy Pruce Burgess Sheriff Cullen who always gets his man Mary Tobla Marg Penny a talkunq doll Marne LeBoeuf B rnlce fBunkyl Simms short wude and handsome Frank Guarduanu Daffy Carmlchael the half wut and Howard Cole Stack Hulton a soda duspenser Mr Wunston Faculty Advuser and Mr Lanza are coach ng the play Elaune Bousquet wull act as prompter Murder In Rehearsal well unutuate a new stage set ln February a cycloramo was added to the stage equupment furnushed by the stage fund of the class of 37 the class of 39 and the Footlughters Thus cyclorama ut us hoped wlll umprove the acoustucs of the audrtoruum and ut us merely one more step In the urnprovement of the stage , , .lv 1, -nfs u f , l EZ! A , X i A i , . . -A ' 4 I r 1 L U rf V I I ' . G - 4 . - .J uf e eu . - , Y N A E . . . ' ' I I for cc I A . I SSC. I . . , . . -. t. , . , 1- fi 2-.r f ' - ' ' ' .. u e E, c. .-- , , . K, , - . xv , C I U .... . ,- F c , 5 - . i . . s . u H I I I - I - -, I t . 4 . t e K f' ' . . , - l , u A F - - I . Y - 4 I - 1 1 - u , -- . . ' I 1 T ' ' son - . , I 5 s 1 4 ' H , . I u - ' ' 'TT u 1 . . . ,V A . . , . A . I ' I to I r - gf I ,- , 1 , . Q I in Q I . A I . B- , D . . . 1 I I 1 I X' r -TT I -T I 1 ' Y 1 ' u , , . , , . u. . , . . I , . , , . . u . u u - - . ' 1 I . . . . ,, . . . . . 1 I . . ,, . . . . I I I ' Sunce the settung of Murder un Rehearsal us a bare stage durung rehearsals there wull be no attempt at symboluc or stylustuc scenery In later plays however an attempt at creatuve work un scenery us to be encour aged the stage furnushuna a meduum for unduvudual expressuon Good luck uunuors' A ducky young damsel named Laughlun Dld once for a pet own o dolphun Thus black rogue of the deep On her shoulder dud weep And thus her hard heart dud he soften ASSEMBLIES Mr Wunston leader of Wells orchestra arranged one of the most pleasung programs of the year I addutuon to group numbers by the band all our favor utes entertauned us lnc'uded among them and most enthusuastucally applauded were Jack Koprowsku and Louus Uaalde Thank you for a most enyoyable hour Mrs Leland Bradley entertauned the upper classes wuth dramatuc monologues and readung a one act ploy of the tume of Charles ll and Nell Gwyn Her typucal scenes of an Irush ruursemaud and a tyro at her furst baseball game were ably portrayed THE STAMP CLUB Our famous Wells Hugh Phulatelusts meet every Wednesday un Room l I6 to duscuss stamps and topucs connected wuth stamp collectung Many fune stamp collectuons may be seen at such gatherungs On February 2 the club entertauned unterested faculty members wth tru ky stomp puzzles and an auctuon Pruce Burgess presuded as ouctuoneer and proved humself very worthy Muss Saunders carrued oft top honors for olvung the most puzzles wunnung a block of four San Duego stamps ln a short vthule we re all goung to have an oppor tun ty to exon ure these students Nork as they are ureporunq n stomp zoo for our un pectuon THE GIRLS CLUB The Gurus Club one of the most actuve groups un hugh school us led by Ncncy Goddu presudent Phyllus Wulluams vuce presudent Myrtle Polley secretary Ruth Desmaraus treasurer and Muss Punord faculty advuser The gurls have one socual a month and the most outstunfiung one held recently was theur Amateur Show A g od number of enthusuastec gurls partucup ated Myrtle Polley and Madelune Schesler s clever skut won the furst pruze for them whule Ann Denuse Rob buns puano playung won second pru e for her Both a Mother s Nught and an excursuon to Boston are unclud ed n theur 'future plans PING PONG CLUB Another new club has burst upon the school the Pung Pong Club The dull clunk of pung pong balls floppung agaunst rubber paddles us now heard weekly un the recreatuon room of the Amerucan Optucal Com pony Although some people snucker at thus form of amusement pung pong us stull an athletuc sport per hops not so strenuous as track or basketball but stull a sport The twenty four members of the club are duvuded unto four teams whuch compete among themselves Coptauns of these teams are Ken Hunt Harry Kraly Ben Benout and Arthur Gurouard Muss Futch acts as faculty advuser whule Ben Benout us presudent Shurley Austuq, secretary and Harry Kraly coach THE CRIMSON AND GRAY DEBATING CLUB Mr Earls Debatung Club sprunted unto actuon o few weeks ago wuth a snappy debate un the audutoruum These arguers combatted verbally wuth volleys of word gunfure on the subuect resolved that the several states should adopt the unucameral system of legus lature The affurmatuve team consusted of Clyde Morrell Paul Laluberte and Louuse Lemmelun The negotuve te m showed uts colors under the durectuon of Edward Lofgren Ted Kwarcuak and Martha Nuchols Although the negotuve team won the debate per sons on both teams have a strangle hold on the tutle of furst class orguers when talents are often dusplayed un both Englush and hustory classes The teams also debated un Warren on the some suauect but Warren Hugh won STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE About 'OO students attended the Valentmne Dance sponsored by the Student Councul un the audutoruum February I2 Matrons at the dance uncluded Mrs Harry J Mc Mahon Mrs James M Robertson and Muss Luuse Corbun The luvely party was complete wuth even a door pruze Thus trophy was won by Phyllus Whuteoak and George Tully who each truumphantly flourushed a red heart shaped lollypop after the drawung of the num bers As soon as wunners of the coveted door pruze had been announced the fun halted long enough for Glorua Juluan cnd Ruth Loughlun to dustrubute Valentune candy c wd styl sh ccper hats Some of the bcys looked auute w tty wuth two huts one perched on each sude and muultucolored streamer dr ped luke so much straw on the backs of theur head A vqorous Vurgunua Reel w s cmona the novelty 'I u es offered whule a heart shaped box of candy was owfuraed for the popularuty clance lfvulluam VVunston s Jazz Band played for dancung x ulh Eleanor Barr conductuna Sever I new bond lea Iers made theur d but that nught Bobby Berrrand one of the bas' ctball managers energetucally led the orchestra un sexeral pueces whule Betty Merrull and Armand Sfunsoccv aud lukewuse A few of the Mountoun Bcys also lent theur talents to the crrhcstra Bob Gatuneau played hus trumpet wuth vugor but dusappeared every now and then to sn rch a few dan es John Lupa fuddled uoyfully away wuth only u very occasuona' glance at hus musuc and Red Doucett stoppung hus dancung long enough to play wuth the band was un regular Mountoun Boy charoc teruzat-cn wuth banjo blank look and all PROFESSOR 'L' INGWORTH Prores or Robert lllungworth of Clark Unuversuty addressed members of the hugh school on modern rcma un the cuclutoruum February I4 Although excellent actung us a requured factor un the success of any play Professor lllungworth stat ed a productuon mu t essentualuy have an untellugent auduence Tnus drama unstructor declared that no one could trulv act untul he could foraet humself and become the character he us umpersonatung As an example of a really great actor he mentuoned Mauruce Evans whom he had seen enact the part of Henry the VIII and later personufy Falstaff one of Shakespeares great est and most humorous characters It us unterestung to see how auduences of dufferent countrues react to the some play he contunued For example when two Englush comedues George and Margaret, and French Wuthout Tears were transported A A , , . . . , . - 1 1 ' I I I 4 - . 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' 1 - I . . . , . , - 1 1 - . . ,, . . . . . , . , . , . . . ,, . ,, , . 1 1 1 1 1 APRIL l938 to Amerrco to play In New York they were receuved wIth lIttle enthuslasm London also gave a very cold receptIon to the Amerucan plays Three Men on c Horse and You Con t Take lt Wuth You Thus whule the Unuted States theater goer does not apprecuate the dry humor of the Englush neIther does a London play enthusIast relush or understand Amerucan comedy Professor IlIIngworth s favorute dramatIst seems to be Maxwell Anderson whom he calls the greatest AmerIcan playwrught Anderson has used poetry In hIs dlalogues In such plays of Immortal fame as Elux obeth the Queen Wungless Vuctory and Hugh Tor but hIs la'est hut Star Wagon IS wrutten wholly In prose and poetIc prose Perhaps a few of you have seen Brother Rat h smI'ed and proceeded to unfold the orugunal begunnung of ths play Two boys who were not lnfelllgehf enough to remaIn In a VIrgInIa MIlItary Academy hItch hIked north where they decuded to wrute a sature on mulutary Iufe When the play was completed o copy of It was sent to the head of theur former school as a Iolfe but he adyused them to submIt It to some produ er such as George Abbot The play ran two years In New York and IS stull playung The Clark Instructor of dramatucs also dlscussed Fu,en ONeIl' After mentuonung some of hus fo mous pl ys such as Strange Interlude and Mournung Becomes Electra the Professor called O NeIII a great experImentaIIst beccuse he was attemptung to pro du e a group of hIs own plays ID sequence In one day The Professor also talked about the many attempts at producIng Shakespeare most of whlch were faul Muce and Men Hovung o Wonderful Tume Wunter set Rachel Crothers Tallulah Bankhead and Gertrude Lawrence THE COUNT AND THE CO ED The Count and The Co Ed was presented Febru cry 4th In the Town Hall under the dIrectIon of MIss Berthe Hebert and Mrs Kathryn Beauregard Muss Berthe Hebert and Mrs Beauregard our heartuest congratulatuons go to you for the Operetta the usual success The throng at the Town Hall was In complete accord wnth both the new and the old fa VOFIISS Geoffrey O Hara charmed everyone and gave eclat to one of the hughlughts of the school year Ihe cost Included Burdle Boggs a Freshman Gurl Luculle Dubreuul Amy Arnold an effIcIent Junuor LouIse Bouvuer Dol ly McSpadden Vurgunua Gagnon Mlss Agatha Lock step Betty Merrull Dr Cucero McSpadden Robert Gatuneau Mrs McSpadden Harruett RobInson Mark Watson Hugo DeAngeIIs Hamulton Hunter Larry Trombley WIlIIe lSleepyI Carter Thurston Favor Maruorue Blackwood Eleanor Barr Dan Flanugan Armand Sansoucy Kenneth lSnoozeI Andrews Alyun Greene Chorus Wlnlffed Thompson Nellue RSWIHSKI Hed wuga SwIackI ElaIne Bousauet LouIse Genereux Mary Olney Aluce Hong Kathleen Traynor Shurley Matys Theresa Leblanc Ruta GIrard Barbara Munday Ev elyn Ostrowsku Yvette Proulx Mable Tatman Ruta Guulmette Odule Gurouard and Wanda ObIozcynskI Phlllp Doucett Warren McGrath Theodore Os trowsku Ruchard Woodbury Raymond Brousseau Francus Lentu Steven Casavant Robert Proulx Louus Letourneau Elmer Smuth Nelson Fay Ralph Drouun MIlton Cole Frank Krysuak Edmond Kosakowsku Kenneth Hunt Teddy Kwarcuak and John Chamber n SpecIaItIes Dancers Eluzabeth Costa Kassuany Costa Gladys Hood Paula Mannue Edna Raunbow Agnes Butler LouIse Jackson Constance Welch Soda Pop Dance Maruorue Murphy accompanust for dancers Ruth LauahlIn Mountaun Boys PhIlIp Doucett Ruchard Woodbury DImItrI Vangel John Lupa Robert Gatuneau and Henry DIGVCQOTIO Accorduon solo Henry DIGFEQOTID Wullue Jones Teddy Kwarcuak Other people who assIsted In the presentatuon of the operetta were stcg manager Joseph B Lanza accompanust Gulberte GalIpeau dance durector Mary Walsh chaIrman candy commuttee Louuse Lemmelm head usher Fdward Lofgren Offucers of the Glee Club are presudent Hugo De Angells yIce presIdent Maruorue Murphy secretary treasurer Barbara Munday lIbrarIan Luculle Du breuul and Larry Trombley GRANDMA S GIFT lContInued from Page l4I Gran Jummy Gran JImmy Gran JImmy Gran Gran Jummy Jummy Gran Jlmmy Gran JImmy Whats that JImmy7 Oh my musuc box IS broken' Now youve gone a d dud t You ve busted It Why Jummy Let me look at It lExamInes It closely! Gee It comes apart' What do you mean It comes apart? lHe shakes Itl Theres some th na In It lnsIde9 fIddles wuth the box and after a whIle the box sIIdes openl JImmy I can feel the box sludung open I hope there s a ruby Insude IAS the box slowly slxdes open a small oblong paper slIdes out Through the transparent paper stamps can be seenl fPIckIng up the paperl Ol-I gee Iust our luck' Nothung but a lot of old stamps Stamps? Yeah' But .llmmy some stamps are very valuable They are' We lets fund out rIght away I ll call Mrs Marcey She s been collectung stamps for years She ought to know If they are any good or not lExIt JImmyI lWhen Jummy leaves Gran pIcks up her knuttung and starts to knIt Presently Jummy comes rush Ing In wlth Mrs Marcey I JImmy Mrs Marcey Jummy Mrs Marcey lCon lAs he comes Inl Yeah we found the stamps In the musIc box See here they are 'She carefully examunes the stampsl Yes l m almost sure of Sure of what9 Well Mr Davus a ruch man up untII thus tume lost all hus money In the stoclf market crash Thungs got worse and hus debts puled up The shock was too great and he soon dued IeavIng an only son The son In order to pay hus debts auctuoned off all hus property wuth the exceptuon of hus father's tunued on Page 223 I A I I 4 I I A I ' I I I 1 1 1 I 1 D' . A ' . A A ' I I - I I I I , . 1 - 1 11 1 , 1 1 4 11 . . 11 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 . . . . . . A G . . . ' . . ' T T . 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A I I I ' l - , ' ' - . 1 ' lu . 1 : : ' , ' 1 1 1 1 'x x f THE CRIMSON AND GRAY 1 5 Qxlq l ATHLETICS sl .- BOY S BASKETBALL Although th basketball team thus year was not one of our best nevertheless the boys should be commend ed for theur fune type of playung and theur general all around characterustuc good spartsmanshup The team thus year has been captauned by that vet eran forward Stan Abrahamson Abue a three letter man has been an the squad for four years and I know the members of the team have profuted much by play ung under hus leadershup The boys that rrade up the varsuty thus year were Captaun Abrahamson Steve Casavant Ted Kwarcmak Frank Krysu k Red All rd Larry Trombley Frankue Dan els Edd Lcfaren anfl Gubbue Faxor On the Darnu n R urudeau B b B auregard Robert Proulx and Harrv Kralv We aot off to a fast start when we defeated a star studded Alumnu array 30 Pl We then traveled to Spenc- r and downed a hard fughtung Prouty team 26 I6 Alas' Fol'owung thus vuctary the VVellsmen struck a snag and went unto a seven game losung streak However the boys came through wuth a 54 I2 vuctory over the facultv The crumson cnd gray uersued war ruors then puoce ded to trounce Monson Academy 4l 24 Next traweluna to Worcester we lost a close bat tle to South 36 33 and then lost to Spencer 34 32 un the funal game of the seacon BASKETBALL RAMBLINGS Thus year s team daesn t seem to have rnuch respect for old ag or so ut would seem from the score of the faculty game Frankue Krysuak veteran guard was greeted wuth auute a few war whaops followung hus un ductuon unto the Penebscot Trube He may be half Ind an but he sure can plunk those long shots Frankue Danuels never seems to muss on those un shots of hus The Senuor Boys Team proved a bug attractaon al though funally humbled by the lowly Seconds Methunks the boys do better on the gruduron Femunune hearts go putter patter when Duke Casavant comes out on the floor Wonder what makes Bob Gurard s haur stay un place durung a game Won t you tell us Bob9 We promuse to keep ut a secret And last but not least orchuds to Mr Wunston and the orchestra for theur fune musuc after the games GIRLS BASKETBALL WELLS 38 CHARLTON I4 In a crushung vuctory the Wells gurls downed the Charlton sextet 38 I4 at the West Street Gym on February 8 The game started off wuth a bang when a free shot pount was made for Wells un the furst three seconds of the game Playung an excellent defensuve game the Wells guards saw plenty of actuon un keepung the energetlc Charlton forwards from scorung but ut was theur ac curate and speedy passwork that turned the truck The game proved one suded from start to funush wuth the Wells gurls keepung a generous lead The Charlton team was not used to a large basketball court and the gurls were unable to get near theur basket untul the fourth quarter Although the score was IO I at the end of the furst quarter the X'Vells gurls were very slow un gettung start ed and dudn t perk up untul the muddle of the second Adele Luro speedy left forward for the Crumson anfl Gray topped the scorers by chalkung up twenty eught pounts whule S Reynolds was hugh scorer for Charlton wuth seven pounts 'vlarge Murphy wuth sev en po n s and Clematus Janeczek wuth three also were de udung factors un the vrctary Keepung un mund the thurty eught pounts dropped by Well the guards were nevertheless the outstandung players un the tult Bev Austun captaun played her usual fune game assusted by Mary Tobua flashy rught gu rd and Rosy Martun capable left guard WELLS 28 NORTHBRIDGE Z7 Am d lung rackung screams and cheers the Wells defeated Northbrudge 78 27 February I5 at the West Street gym when un the last fufteen seconds of the game a Northbrudge forward mussed a free shot pount The stubborn fughtung spurut of the gurls soared to a hugh peak as the game was hard fought from begun nung to end A whute clad Wells sextet clashed fur uously wuth uts crumson suuted opponents un attemptung ta mauntaun the slum lead yet the half ended un an excutung score of I3 I3 The excellent passwork of the gurls from North brudge kept the ball quuckly movung but the out of towners were unable to wuthstand the speedy playung and cooperatuve teamwork of Wells Thus femunune team played one of the best games of uts season The rapuduty and skull of the forwards un maneuverung the ball towards theur own basket proved the wunnung fac tor un the skurmush as the opponent s guards were clev erly outplayed As usual Wells star forward Adele Luro puled up a hugh score of eughteen pounts Phyllus Whuteoak wuth fuve pounts Marge Murphy wuth 3 pounts and Clem Janeczek also saw much actuon un the tult Dot Howard of Northbrudge was hugh scorer for her team wuth fufteen pounts . .X-It - I, If N ,'- 0 I QL I . , . f e I . I - . , 0 , . . V . . . - I. - , I . I - . . . . I I I I T . I I I I I . - I I , CI I S I I I - - I in I . . X . , . . . second team were Lc-u9s Decntaldi, Bob Girard, Edward half. C I - I 5 9 I I I 4 A . L ' .A F I I u I I 4 A I , - , . . . I - 1 I I - I t I I , I 1 I - I C I I -I n . 3 . . I - . , , G N - I I ' I I . I T S I ' I I I ' . i I . L - 4 I I I I I I . el T I I I . . . . , I - I , I A . . . h . . ' ' ' I , - , I . I I . I . - . 1 I - I , . . - . . . , I , . . I I . . I , . I . . I APRIL I938 On the defensuve sude Beverly Austun captaun Mary Tobua Nuna Hobson and Rosalue Martun also had to keep on the alert and fught hard to keep the nup and tuck tult In favor of Wells In the last two games of a very successful season for the Wells gurls they defeated a much Improved Webster array by a score of 39 32 and were defeated by a strong Tourtellotte sextet by a score of 39 I7 Tourtellotte was the only team who succeeded In de featung our gurls who are to be congratulated on theur excellent showung The gurls who are graduatung thus year Ruth Toucey Maruorue Murphy Irene Petrellu and Beverly Austun wull be mussed next year but the team wull have most of IIS furst strung members back and we wush Coach Kozyra and them the best of luck for a successful season ICE HOCKEY H andJ A new sp rt us here and here to stay Ice hockey us the school s newest wunter sport It us a fast mov Ing thrullung game wuth many a spull and thrull to fur nush as much exercuse and good clean fun as ut does amusement for the spectators Thus newly organuzed team has practuced wuth skull and hard fught wuth faur play and sportsmanshup to wun two games the furst sea son Sunce only Captaun Ken Hunt and Eddue San soucy wull be lost through graduatuan next year s sea son ouaht to be one of areat success The present Iuneup Includes Ken Hunt center Vuc L Ecuyer center Roger Larochelle wung George Ethuer wung Robert Gatuneau defense Warren Mc Grath defense Fred Martun defense John Beverage wung Whutman Goddu wung Norman Gagnon goalue Armand Sansoucy goalue Eddue Sansoucy wung James Champagne Manager Record of Coach Duon s team two wuns sux losses NORTH 6 WELLS 0 For the furst uce hockey game that was ever played for Wells tne Crumson and Gray team went down to defeat IH a hard fought game before a hughly organ uzed Worcester team At no tume durung the game dud the Wells opponents have an easy tume as Vuc L Ecuyer played a hughly commendable game at cen ter and Bob Gatuneau was outstandung wuth a fune puece of defense work WILLISTON ACADEMY 3 WELLS 0 Agaun tl'-e Wellsman were unable to score but theur defense kept the opponents down to a score of three In the second peruod when Ethuer untercepted a pass and flashed ut across to Larochelle the Wells team narrowly mussed a goal Such pass work proved the Wells team was developung SOUTH HIGH I WELLS 0 Led by Vuc L Ecuyer the Wells team went unto thus game wuth such fught and spurut that It us creduted wuth a moral vuctory The combunatuon of L Ecuyer Ethuer and Larochelle was outstandung At the half the score stood O O Only In the closung munutes of the game was South able to break through the defense of the Wells team to defeat them by the narrow margun of O CLASSICAL I WELLS-0 Thus game was the furst home game for the Wells array Attemptung to gaun theur furst vuctory Vuc L Ecuyer flashed up the ICE In the furst munute of the game but narrowly mussed a goal At the end of the regulatuon suxty munute peruod the score was stull O O Only after a fuve munute overtume peruod were the Classucal men fortunate enough to send a suzzlung shot unto the net Armand Sansoucy was the outstandung player on both teams when he made twelve consecu tuve stops on the Classucal men The brulluant defense combunatuon of Martun and Gatuneau furnushed the spectators wuth many a thrull MALDEN CATHOLIC 6 WELLS 4 ln thus excutung game Wells broke uts Iunx and start ed to s ore To break o Z O score Roger Larochelle started down the uce mth the puck Evadung the wungs he slashed through the defense men wuth the skull of a veteran and unassusted he neatly shot un the furst aaal of the hockey season In the second peruod the Wells team traulunq I 4 Larochelle agaun and Fdd e Sansoucy changed the score to 3 4 In the end Wells was defeated even after another suzzlung shot by Vuc L Ecuyer Thus was theur most brulluant game of the season NICHOLS JUNIOR COLLEGE 5 WELLS I One outstandung play featured thus game In whuch Wells was defeated by an older more experuenced team In the thurd peruod Ken Hunt shot a pass to John Beverage who skullfully lured the goalue out of the cage only to shoot the puck In for a goal Other thrulls were furnushed when Gagnon made suxteen brul luant stops COMMERCE 0 WELLS 'I Lead by hard fughtung Captaun Ken Hunt and Vuc LEcuyer the Wells team brought home vuctory to Wells Gagnon and Sansoucy the goalues made unnumer able stops The defense men Gatuneau and Martun were luke umpenetrable walls The wungs played a skullful game passunq luke veterans Ethuers fast game was a commendable performance MONSON CLUB WELLS 3 spurred on by theur vuctory the Wells array went Into tlous game to wun In the furst peruod Eddue San soucv raced down the uce wuth the puck passed It to Capt Hunt who sent It wuth a frm sure stroke unto the net for the furst goal of the game The second goal was made by Eddue Sansoucy assusted by Laroch elle Wuthun three munutes Ethuer caged a thurd shot receuvunq the Pass from L Ecuyer Thus the season for the Wells Hockey Team and Coach Duon ended In a vuctory A drowsy young nutwut named Favor Was destuned to turn Info a tallor But sunce salt he adored He hus faulorung Ignored And gouncd the Marunes as a saulor TRACK For the furst tume In the hustory of the school Wells Hugh IS to be represented by a track team Twenty fuve candudates reported to Coach Hayward Snell Monday March I4 and workouts began that after noon The candudates who reported are M Cole K Ford R Freeland N Turner E Smuth H Cole R Proulx D Hebert H Buckly D Brown T Kwarcuak P Doucett F Danuels J Gufford L Cepraru R Laluberte K Phullups R Gurard W Wulluarns C Troy P Du breuul R Proulx W Petrellu E Lofgren and J Bas tuen The team wull partucupate In IOO yard dash 220 yard dash quarter mule half mule and possubly the mule the hugh uump runnung broad uump shot put IOW hurdles hugh hurdles and relay races Due to the lack of proper faculutues here In town all the meets wull have to take place away from home We hope that some tume un the future we shall be able to have our own track However we wush the track team all the success In the world and I m sure that they ll add much to the already hugh athletuc prestuge of Mary E Wells Hugh School IContunued on Page 201 I I I I , . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Za, EXCHANGES Heugh ho all you Snow Whute fans and for every one else another Heugh ho' All the recent Exchanges are Chrustmas ussues except The Dual Thus mag azune cauaht my attentuon wuth uts charmung rustlc cover and so wuth a verv favorable umpressuon I shall commence The Dual Brattleboro Vermont You have much varuety un your magazune and ut us made more unter estung because the work us so well done Congratula tuons to your poets' The cuts made the magazune complete and l was sorry to come to the last page The Combrudge Revuew Cambrudge Massachus etts We enuoyed your poetry page and These Clear Cold Mornungs by Paul Lowry ummensely An l mught say here Gurls dont muss Lulu n Graces artucle on Fashuons un the Cambrudge Re vuew The Aegus Beverly Massachusetts Your Ex change Edutor deserves much credut for hus column ut us always so arugunal The cut un the muddle of the magazune broke up uts unuty but there were other at tractuve cuts The Artusan Mechanucs Arts Boston Your magazune speaks well for your hugh school The students who contrubuted to ut should be proud of The Artusan The Suttonuan Sutton Massachusetts Thus us a snappy luttle 'nagazurue whuch shows cooperatuon We luked Reg lar Fellow by Muruel Eaton and the oru gunal well planned materual throughout The Blue and Whute Banner Putnam Connec tucut Your luterary sectuon us outstanding and we hope to hear from you agaun The Record Worcester Massachusetts Agaun we enjoyed readung your magazune and prause the school spurut that ut shows There were some good uokes un the November ussue whuch were ultranew and we re sure everyone apprecuates them The Red and Black Newport Rhode lsland There are many attractuve department headings un the Red and Black and ut us also well arranged Luzzue Fushface s advuce un Advuce to the Lovelorn seemed very reasonable-an experuenced author? The Bulletun Board Clunton Massachusetts Thus magazune also shows school spurut wuth so many ar tucles and other cantrubutuons A few cuts would Iuven ut up consuderably The Green Dome Auburn Massachusetts Your cl ss reporters are rught on the job along wuth the other members of the staff We re lookung forward to your next ussue Dual St Marys Hugh School Southbrudge lt seemed good to hear from our fruends at St Marys Hugh School The Dual had many pages of excel lent maternal and a wude varuety of departments We found Eputaphs by Cecelua Muller especually unter estung A few more cuts would Improve your maga zune and make ut perfect We also receuved many school newspapers a few of who e names are prunted below The Palmer Palmer Massachusetts Thus news paper has many excellent reports on locals Lasell News Auburndale Massachusetts Tech News Worcester Massachusetts The Wulluston Bulletm Easthampton Massachusetts The Spot Iuglut Uxbrudge Massachusetts Northeastern News Northeastern Unuversutv Boston Massachus etts The Suffolk Journal Suffolk Unuversuty Bos ton Massachusetts Don t forget everyone that all these magazunes are ung them Comments on our last ussue of the Crumson and Gray were from the followung magazunes The Aegus We found the ussue extremely at tractuve whuch was enturely devoted to the lndlans and theur hustory un that sectuon of Massachusetts Par tucularly attractuve were the cuts on nearly every page whuch also follow up the lnduan theme The Combrudge Revuew The Crumson and Gray presents a strukung appearance ID uts brulllant crumson and gray cover It us an excellent magazune wuth a wude varuety of departments We wush to can gratulate the advertusung department Thank you Cambrudge Revuew l The Red and Black The November ussue of the Crumson and Gray contauns a page of very unter estung lnduan hustory of the Southbrudge sectuon of Massachusetts The Green Dome also belueves the lnduan hustory was unterestnng We hope they luke our theme un thus ussue' ATHLETICS lContunued from Page l9l BASEBALL Workouts for the battery candudates have been held for the past few weeks at West Street Gym Among these Thurston Favor and Bull Swuacku saw servuce on the receuvung end last year whule Bob Campbell us the only experuenced putcher returnung The battery candudates are as follows Catchers T Favor E Ruschetellu R Woodbury B Swuacku and B Gurard Putchers B Campbell B Beauregard E Malagruda P Smuth R Gatuneau Wheelock Cuturo A Allard S Abrahamsan E Kosakowsku R LaRoch e e The lettermen returnung thus year are F Bousquet outfueld T Favor catcher, B Swuacku catcher B Campbell putcher S Abrahamsan outfueld R Proulx, outfueld W McGrath outfueld A'- ' , N Q , . 11 11 - , ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' - . a ' I ' ll ' ll l ' ' , , . , . . 1 11 . 11 . 11 . 11 , , . 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' ' ' - ll ' ll r . 1 1' 1 , . - ' ' ' ' 11 11 A ' - I ' 1 8 , . , . , . , . 5 - . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . , . , . , . - 1 . , . - . , . , . fil3'L'f2i as use aces success 21 ALUMNI Nesto Pontbrland Bl and Lawyer Henry Tetreault also an alumnus have been elected to the School Com mlttee The class of 37 at a meetlng on March 30 planned a reunlon for thls summer We were dellghted to have two members of 3 entertaln us at the muslc as sembly Louls Ugalde wlth a vlolln solo and Jack Kop rowskl Wlfh The Dlpsle Doodle on hls clarlnet Loyal as ever to thelr alma mater a group of 37 alumnl VISlfed us recently namely Ray Bonln Patty Powers and Jerry Dubreull chaperoned by Mary Walsh lncldental y they were blckerlng over whlch desk w s thelrs IU the good old days MISS A Jane Fltzpatrlck graduate of Mary E Wells Hlgh Schoo' ln 34 now a Senlor at Tufts Col lege was one of the flnallsts ln the recent World s Falr Contest sponsored by the Tufts College year book commlttee to sele t the elght most beautlful co ds of Jacksun College Mlss Fltzpatrlck a very oc, Jl r member of her class IS a member of the Class Day Commlttee class treasurer and a member of Al pna Xl Delta one of the four natlonal SOFOFITIES hav ng lnepters on the Tufts c mpus Jcne IS a pre nferllccll student L,n verslty Chapter of Theta Chl Fraternlty H IS a member of the fresnman basketball and tennls squads Lt Stanford Anlta Heoert 34 has completed her course at the Nurses Tre nlna S hoal at Mercf Hospltal Spflngfleld We wonder lf Cupld hasn t been worklng overtlme for we have proof of these many engagements Valen tlne Wllson 32 a SCHIOF at Bates and student pastor of th Baptlst church at We t Bowdoln Malne and Ruth Margaret Rowe of Lewlston Malne Jana Blng ley del and S'1muelNVoodruff Vlncent Walsh 32 and Nlna Mason Robert McMaster 78 and Ellen Stowers a teacher at the Mechanlc Street School Cynthla Darllng 29 and Dr Wllllam Mathews of Rochester N Y Beatrlce Glrouard Bl and Joseph R Gallery SEA SENSE Evelyn Fay '37 from The Rushllght Wheaton College Among Boston s most plcturesque SITES IS T wharf On that hlstorlc old offshoot of Atlantlc Avenue the senses work overtlme conveylng excltlng llttle mes ages to the braln for T wharf IS a compound of heavy hewn tlmbers blea hed and porous llmp chalns ln lmpotent heaps hawsers colled ln the sunshlne and the penetratlng unescapable tang of salt flsh and dry lng nets On the weather beaten walls of the long wharf bulldlng the palnt, a dusty blue powder cllngs yet and ln the wln'lows geranlums coral and blood red toss thelr shaggy heads ln deflance to the bolster ous Wlnd and the shrlll sklrllngs of the wheellng gulls The drab llttle flshlng boats thelr WIHQS folded nuz zle drowslly agalnst the adlolnlng anclent DIEFS and nearby drlp the rusty hulks of exhausted trampers lust ln from the Orlent On the wlnd are borne the throaty bass volces of the llner across the bay the falsetto whlstles blatant horns and laborlous chugglng of the smaller harbor craft the Sflfllng odor of hot metal and burnlng crude all and the occaslonal drone of a hydroplane The cean pungency of tar arlses from the QGDIHQ black secms ln the sldes of rottlng old vessels a melancholy buoy clangs and everywhere there IS a musklness of soft coal smoke poured from a thousand funnels An opalescent yell of all undulates on the bracklsh tlde the stlnglng la h of the sea breeze fllcks the fore heed a banana from the Unlted Frult Company s dock ar her along bobs agalnst the dank green barnacled ankle of a .fveatherworn plle and the bottomless grey waters sh ke out wlth stubby flngers a Sflff whlte lace of spray So whlle some people thlnl of Boston only ln terms hflos even loh prosalc thoughtll beans l llke to ln clude ln my frlnge of assoclatlons T wharf RFPORT'NG FOR MY COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Kathleen Tully 37 PCDOVTIDQ for The Colleglan mlgnt be termed ex haustlng or nerve racklng or annoylng but never dull The Unexnected Always Happens lto the re porter'l sums up perfectly my experlences reporting for ihls newspaper I have to be awed by upperclass men and not be surprlsed by any fake asslgnments to lntervl w non exlstent or lmposslble people but stlll l enjoy lt very much Uoperflassmen on the board make llfe lnterestlng lf sllghtly dlfflcult for all freshmen on The Col leglan And they also do thelr best to lmpress all freshmen members To lntlmldate us the edltor barks lnto the telephone balanclng the FECEIVEF on hls shoulder ln approved Assoclated Press style Agaln for the beneflt of the freshmen the Colleglan OffIC8 remalns cluttered plcturesquely wlth waste paper and ash trays In order to assume an lmpresslve alr of concentratlon other reporters IQHOYG all freshmen lCIly The boys of the board remember to wear thelr hats contlnually and to plank thelr feet on any avall able desk These two attltudes are undoubtedly the result of too many Fred MacMurray newspaper story F l 1 1 l l 7 I L 1 - 1 ' I Q I . I . . . - , - I I D I I I - , - . . . I - . . ,, . , ,, , , . . , V I , . F . . . s , , , , , , A I , of . . . , - , . f 3 , ' ' ' , . I G . . ,, I,, I - - , , . - a . . , . . ,, , , . C . , . . . IC I . I , . l T T . . I -e. is . , - 4 , , 'T' C. . I' T f. 1 , ' f I I 4 ' I - l , ' l' '.,, . V I, , . . . - Q I. . H . . , c l rl c .s A 3 1 l ' - I . . ,Qc l t. ' ' 1 ' John Edmondson '35 was pledged to the Stanford of Harvard, stores, Bunker Hill, the Symphony, or per- ' i ' I ' ' . e ' 1, , I ' . , ' ' - , . . ,, . . . ,, . , . . R , - . 1 S ,- . I . F I . . . I 1 F I I . ' ,. l l t. , , , I , . ,, . ,, . . , , I . F' E - I , i . . , . . ' cl I I 9 5 I I lf H - I ' I ' I ' - ' . . ,D I . l ' X I ' Q - . I , , - I h I . . I I . .D Y , . . , , . , -e , , ' ' 1 ' I . - T - 4 ll , ,, . . I . . . I , , , , . . . - . . . . , , s ' , - ' . I . I- . . . . ' T ' ' , . l . I I ' - I - I I - THE CRIMSON AND GRAY movles Nhen freshmen are present at weekly meet Ings they are bombarded wIth such IournalIstIc jargon terms as good copy galley slugs four col umn b nner and flymg head shouted from desk to desk and sprInkled wIth mlld profanlty Of course we are awed oerh ps We freshmen do appreclate somethIng though partIcularly the sense of humor present on The Col leglan board Practvcal lakes are common unfor tunately I have been the vIctIm of several recently I was sent to see the head of an establIshment on campus a garrulous old man who talked tor three quarters of an hour In rnaxIms luke No news IS good news and Happy IS the country that has no hlstory Sunce hIs estoblxshment was both good and happy there was no news But the grIns and snIckers whlch met my tale at the offI e were enough to make me An Afrlcan Hunter named Fltts Lay shootmg at game from deep plts When asked why he smped He blushmgly plped Cause I m scored of those ammals mltts reallze that no ne vs wcs expected On another oc caslon I spent three dey tryIna to IntervIew a teach er before I learned that he was on leave of absence Aqaln l was ent to report a very dull lecture so un Important that the edItors never Intended to allow It space but they thought It would be fun to have me GRAN DMA S GIFT lContInued from Page l7l JImmy Mrs Marcey Jlmmy Mrs Ma rcey very valuable stamp collectIon When the debts were cleared and the estate settled the son dIscov ered that hrs father s most valu able set of stamps was mIssIng The house was searched to no avall SINCE then stamp collect o s from all parts of the world have searched for the set Gee I bet Mr Bradly and Mrs Sherldan were stamo collectors Mr Bradly and Mrs SherIdan7 There re people who came here tonIght They seemed awfully Interested In the musIc box Its certalnly possIble that they suspected that the stamps were In the musIc box You see Mr A spunky young Sensor named Beers In chemlstry often he smears An exploslon he caused As between yawns he paused . X - 1 ' ff If If 11 11 u 1: ' I I I - A ,, ,, , ,, T I . . - - I . f- .a I . , . n X , I '-T ' 1 . ll - v T . ,, . . - . r , , . , ,, , , I, ,, . - ff ' : , , , . . . , D h , . if A V I V . . . I . 1 . . I U ,, , . , . I, . I S , 5 - , l . C - I . I I ' A Now Beers is the object of sneers. Besides these minor amusements, any monotony - I I ' ' I - . ' - 11 - 1: I - I . , I 1 f , I . . . IE 'S I ' I - . , . . , , , . . A I D . . . . I Z , ' , I - - , . I . . I . , . - H, , I I I, . , . . , , . , . A . , 'I A A R . report It anyway that mIght creep ID IS further relIeved by an element of surprIse ever present In all CollegIan work Often when I thlnk that I am fInIshed for the week I get an emergency request to look up quantutles of Infor rnatlon or to WFITE a feature story and have It all typed In a half hour I am expected to forget all Interfenng classes for the salfe of The Cause Consequently my Wednesday afternoon schedule IS very lIkely to be as much ofa surpnse to the faculty as It IS to me WOTIQIITQ on The ColIegIan IS certalnly one long serIes of surprlses but I love It TAKING A GIRL TO A DANCE Frank KrysIak 39 There comes a day In every boy s IIfe when he de cIdes that the t me has come to take a gIrl to a dance The very Idea QIVSS hIm a feellng of beIng a Romeo or a Ccsanova He counts hIs savlngs and flnally decldes thot he can just squee e by on expenses The fIrst thmg he does IS to fInd the joy of hIs heart and talkIng lIke a Model T Ford asks her to the dance He gets her consent lvery few dal and he makes the necessary arrangements to get the car or posslbly to go In someone else s car The nrght of the dance wIth hIs heart all a flutter he calls at the gIrl s home He IS ushered by one of the famlly Into the lIvIng room where he IS told to WOIT bceause MatIlda or whatever her name may be Isn t ready yet WhIle alI are waItIng the gurl s famlly try to make It as entertalnlng as posslble All the whIle he knows that he IS beIng vIewed lIke a DFIZG bloodhound In a dog show Just when he thInks he wIlI collapse Matllda IS ready to go Mama and papa kIss Matllda and tell her to come home early lloud enough so that It scares the maId out of the pantryl He says goodbye and commences to lead Matllda to the oar The rest from then on IS up to Matllda JImmy Mrs Ma rcey DGVIS had the hobIt of golng to hIs study every evenlng and play Ing the musIc box The musIc box and the stamp COIIECIIOD were among hIs prIzed DOSSQSSIODS It was certaInIy natural for hIm to hIde hIs most valuable set of stamps In the musIc box Hove you any Idea how much the stamps are worth? I can t QIV6 a specItIc amount but OL thorrtles say they are worth th u ands lJImmy QIVBS a prolonged whIstlel Gran ThIs certaInly has been an excIt 'Sf Ing and protltable blrthday ICURTAINJ mil! APRIL l938 y,UI' REVIEWS BEHIND THE SCENES OF SNOW WHITE THE TROJAN HORSE Lulluan Brunnell 40 We know that the volces In Snow Whlte are all rea But do you know that the characters are real also? Well they are according to unformatlon from the Screen Guide for Aprll Doc ns portrayed by Roy Atwell who ns very fa mcus on the radio After Walt Dlsney was through scourrng the coun try he found Edclne Colllns In a burlesque theater In Los Angeles Eddie was suuted best for the part of Dopey And Sneezy IS portrayed by a man we all know Yes l mean Bully Gxlbert the movie sneezing rlot Scott Mattraw was a boy soprano IH New York, he w s wlth mlnstrel shows musical comedies then he became a theater manager And thus IS the man Walt Dlsney thought was best sulted for Bashful Ons Har'an the person who flrst sang Alexander s portrayung h s wonderful character Ani novs for our two last frlends Grumpy and Sleepy They are both played by Punto Colvng M Colvlg has formerly voiced for Walt Disneys Pluto the Pup Prunce Charmung ns the handsome graduate of Eastman School of Music His name us Harry Stock well Pemember hum? He used to sung for Paul White man s radra program The dual role of w tch and queen rs played by Lu culle La Verne a famous stage and screen star And now for our llttle heroune Snow Whute Her mother was an opera sunqer her dad rs a slnglng teacher She IS not a chuld she us twenty one years of age and has had muslc lessons snnce the age of twelxe She was educated un a convent and her name s Adrnarla Caselottn of Hollvwood WE IZO OOO OOO GUINEA PIGS Armand Volplnn 38 IZO OOO OOO gulnea pugs' Us? How so? Ha' I They wonder Are you s:ck9 asks money grabber Here' only IO cents cures all headaches colds and rndlgestlon Only IO cents a bottle Here' We Il take a bottle We re suck It might Cure us Gunnea pugs' Us? How so? Ha' They wonder BV Chrestopher Morley Revlewed bv Price Burgess 39 Chrnstopher Morley was born In the Unvted States of Englush parentage Educated at Havenford Col lege Pennsylvania and at New College Oxford he was a Rhodes scholar He possesses a free and easy style color d wlth plentv of humor The Trojan Horse deals wrth an old theme In a new settung It IS the loxe story of Troulus a young Tro jan prvnce and Cresslda the daughter of a traitor The settzng of the novel ns Troy ddrlng the Graeco Tropan W r But how changed from our versuon of that an clent cuty' Modern touches such as taxucabs night clu s and telephones abound Wuth thus yuxta positron of classical and modern local olor lt ns not stranqe that humor as the domln ant flavor Beautlful paeces of blank verse and sly buts of satnre agalnst our modern world gave zest to the ensemble The book us uproonously funny untul the last chapter whlch IS truly Impressive and makes The Trolon Horse more than a piece of comuc wrlt In I would recommend The Trojan Horse to anyone wrth a broad sense of humor COUPLET Thurston Favor 38 A place for a strup of lead to caper Such us the lrfe ofa peece of paper OF ALL PLACES By Patience Qlchard and Johnny Abbe Dora Kendall 39 Those shrewd Incorruptlble reporters whose Around the World In Eleven Years convulsed adult audlences from coast to coast are back agarn wnth an account of their further adventures Of all Places Hollywood' Here are close ups you ll never see on the screen or even nn Walter Wunchell s col urnn the great stars the lesser stars all the resldent star gazers the real actors the stand Ins and the hams the lflngs and queens and clowns seen through the unpreductable eyes of chlldren and set down wuth devastating honesty and captivating charm Get It now and beat your frlends to the punch when they begun to quote nts multlfarlous and hllarlous pas sages such as We ve seen blgger feet than Garbo s and Donald Duck :sn t even a real bird hes lust one of Mlckey Mouse s cousuns and We re begun ning to get a lnttle concerted can we help nt If every one notnces us? lBy the way theur feelvngs were soon changedl Thus ns only a mnld sample of some of thenr state ments sand wlth all truthfulness and not even meant to be funny whnch provlde great entertamment for the reader and which have contrlbuted much to making the book a huge success 0 I ' - 2 'f 'A I I Q I I . 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I, . . . , . . . . , THE CRIMSON AND GRAY S 'N 5 5 PRATTLE Ambluna About There s lu tle Robert Laluberte 1 40' dashung around gatherung uuucy luttle bits of gossup for hus Sentunel from his senior class reporter none other than Aluce Judging by the white shoes appear ing suddenuy from nowhere sprung has arruved or may be ut was only a fure sale Anyway one of the sport uest paurs on pdrade were those of Charles Troy ullustruous senuor That was a marvelous rendition of Get Up and Bar The Door that Kenny Hunt of fered un thurd period English IV class Why not sung 47' ut un assembly some mornung9 uute a stur those Valentunes caused around school on the l4th of last February lt might be uu t as well not to ask a certaun senior un Mr Snell s room who printed and ad Hampshure ung However they were rather clever and Bob Got unau s was to the pount Among those havung heart troubles are Stooge Truck and Dutch of hockey fame Speaking of hockey reminds us of the obviously swell time the boys had in Monson We wonder uf Roger Larochelle still likes apple pue a la mode What s thus' Glorua Juluan had better keep away from the traffuc offucers they ve been given orders not to talk to the gurls any more And there goes Maxune ugnorung everybody Who can blame her? And who could thus be -all blushes9 Why Warren McGrath of course He must have uust been talkung to oh ah yes' strolling by us Teddy Ostrowsku aloof as ever also Bob Laluberte l 38' teasing more gur s lt must e an affluctuon with hum he can t seem to stop Bull Karlson us also there wuth a wunk for every gurl oh dont get excited Freshue when he wunks at you Nell Turner looking benevolently down from hus traf fuc post on all underclassmen ugnores especially the uunuors We wonder why TRYOUT TRAGEDIES Dora Kendall 39 All gurls tryung for Claudia an the stage please' Sulence The sentence was repeated A very meek blond Junior arose and walked undufferently up to the stage She saud where she wushed to read un a weak 'uttle vouce The passage was read and she stopped and that s all there was to ut But was ut' Oh no that was not the half of ut How about the multrtude of actors and actresses unner feelungs9 Mute? l should say not' I shall try to re member a few of the snatches of conversatuon I heard around me From un front of me came usually con fudent self controlled voices wuth My hands are luke uce l 'tu scared to death Then from a consolung cheerful r s uruna soul There aun t anything to be scared about toraet t Look at m oh deoh Gggosh To my left a vouce recuted with chatterung teeth l felt all ruqht up un Mr Wunston s room but oh My teeth are chcutterung my knees are knockung and a funnx little sl ver runs up and down my back 1 dear l dont thunk l And sc forth and so an all around me whule l my elf strangely felt the very same emotions And then the tryouts' Those were the worst of all Our knees ne rly gave way our vou es were luke whuspers our an lnduan Death Dance and we slowlx felt our faces blaze forth a deep crimson whule we frantucally recd from our books he rts pounded luke tom toms er-nl agaun we trued untul at the end of a long hard qrund we heard the Futzgerald Wunston and Lanza verdict We have to duscuss your possubulutues among ourselves The parts wull be announced later' Then wearuly home wuth a suckenung fear whule waut ng wautung and oh hapung so much more' PRATTLE Mlruam Renaud 40 My How the RAIN lbow 38' came down ltseem ed as though the 'La' RIVIER le 4l' would over flow for the lLa ' PIER lre 4l' was almost out of sught now lnslde the whole CAMPlbell 40' was suttung impatiently wautung for the evening meal JOHN lson 38' was leading ROBERTlson 42' un a me y CHACEl 38' about the room Someone trupped JACK 'son 40' and he fell down and skunned hus knee but they told hum ut would HEALly 38' The suoper bell rang and they rushed out wuth their raun HOODS l38' daruglung behund to BOMBARD 'uer 39' the BARNlaby 40' whuch they duscovered was without a LOCKle 39' Then they rushed luke SAVAGES I-fll' DOWNler 4l' to the lBard'WELL 141' to get washed Someone played a GAC-ilnon 40' on WlLLluams 4l' whuch rnet wuth hearty ap proval because that YOUNG l 42' lFree'MAN l 40' was not popular Instead of guvung hum Shredded Wheat they substituted HAYlnes 38' and he was so hungry that he dudn t know the difference All or a sudden a lP'RATlt 4l' crawled out of nus hudung place and gave them a GOODlwun 39' scare Everythung went wrong wuth the supper The RYlan 4l' bread was stale the lAbra'HAMlson 38' was salty the BUTTERlwarth 4l' too soft the CAN lnung 38' of GREEN le 39' peas proved to be mushy and there wasn t enough PIElrce 4l' The , . , 1, . 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Tl-uungs to be Remembered Auvuzuu T938 NCH lull RIEST l-ll' wstoo bLx para ung un the feast to notuce the NOYES I 38 an! the campers had a grand tume Duck l.ENTlu -l7l Marya SlLVERlberg 39 lAu' COIN l ill and she performed a truck whuch wasnt successful When he realuzed what was happenung he made them SPREADlbuury -llu out an old fsh net and repaur ut a stunt whuch they dud not FAVOR C 38l But they dudnt CAREIy 3Sl because theyd had theur fun SIGNS OF SPRING Sally Cheney -ll Thus sunshuny vueather has brought to lught many sugns of sprung around school The absence of mut t ns overshocs earmuffs nd the luke us very con soucuaus as us the presence of ankle sox spa rt shoes baseball hats and huryclcs Another sure suan of sprung us the changung harr st cs 'Not only the gurls euther'l Beverly Austun and Ruth Carey look very much up to the munute wuth theur new hwurdos whule Teddy Kwarcuak looks rather chully wuthout hus usual amount of curly locks Marge Phullups an l Ruth Desmaraus have pretty page boy styles Speakung of ch ngung haur styles l wonder why Gubby Favor and Vuctor L Ecuyer havent made at tempts at ch ngtng theur curls unto dufferent styles fOr have they7l TNA' T DISNEYS CARTOONS Many peoo tnunk of ca toons as rudu ulous but hey a mu s l lc en u y eople get nuoyment out f ut A k are of th LH even he enuors d ll be f them re c M y Mouse and all the other Walt Osneys curtaor s Many of these have become fa nuaus un one vnu or another Snow Whute h s become anoou t moxues Murl , Mouse us very poou ar on th n m yues Even older people locr nts cat g uuofn cnt out of ca to as Ma y et l hiya amuu people un the cartoons for uco s n 1 , w c Tr-u wc see 'uf what gool VValt Dusneys cartoons u Jurset e hav ot r ertcftsa so but tho e are b nd my control 9 So l urae all those vho do not re d XNdlt s cartoons at least to try them once anc l am su re that thry wull never muss them O I U Joseph Eg n 40 ANlMAul2D CARTOONS ABOUT SCHOOL Snow Whute Sev n Dwarfs Dopey Happy Doc Sneezy Grumpy Sleepy Bcshful Muckey Mouse Munnue Mouse Horace Horsecollar Clarabel Cow Porky Pug Clara Cluck Bug Bad Wolf Crazy Cat Pluto Popeye Dupvv Dog Oluve Oyl Aluce the Goon Annette Lorange Bob Bertrand John Woulas Aldo Puuccu Joe Egan Rudolph Matte Albert Ernest Alex Koyaleskue Ted Kwarcuak Dorus Czyzewsku Douglas Brown Elaune Bousquet Ben Benout Esther Lentu Harry Kraly Henry DeGregorto Howard Cole George Futts Howard Buckley Irene Lubuda Eleanor Barr 25 A 'UNIIOR S ATTEMDT AT REALISM Nuna Hobson 39 George and 'Mary .lanes were a very normal nuce young couple They luved un the suburbs of a large c tu n retty whute house wuth green shutters Ge rge had a very fune posutuon wuth wonderful chances f wdxancement They had almost everythung but he pr le of heur luves was theur lttle boy Junuor Well lufe was pretty rosy for George and Mary un tul Junuor got to the age when he could talk and had ru munrl cf hus own He was wh t you might call a problem rhuli nly twuce as bad He threw thungs uf he du ln t want to do what he was told to do If he felt luke not eatung he would sumply drop hus plate on the floor' H drew murals all over the wallpaper wuth a heaxy black cr yon l-ue smashed the raduo because he rludnt luke the program hus mother was lustenung The e are only example of the thungs he dud that caused l'-us mother and fathar to lose practucally all affectuon for hum He funally got to the pou wt where George and Mary ouldn t go out 'my more because nobody would take care of Junuor Naturally they wanted to go places nd do thungs Actually they hated the sught of theur son One nuaht .lun or br ke an antuque vase over hus father s head Hus furuous father announced that ut was the last straw and somethung had to be done Af ter Junuor s departure for bed George and Mary dus ussed th ur trouble late unto the ntght Funally b ung desperate they rlec ded that the only thung to do was to p ut Junuor out of the way The fullowung mornuna lunuar s moth r and father vushed hum down tfuurs The luttle boy was kulled un st ntlf and Georg and Mar, luvefl happuly ever after Bug Moments un Luttle Luves Jenuar Puctures Apnearuncu n assenbly prog ams Sungung un tn ooerctto Lllllfllq l DOH Reccuvung your class rung Report cards R cauvuna A s from Nfus Drake P uttung s me hrng eve on tea hcr Passung Latun tests Morgue Phull os famous fall un Englush cu S sou cy clureftung the ua Z ban Luuculle Dubr ul s ngung Sweet Someone The unuforms of th hockey team Nunn Hobson s sandwuch to eat fourth peruod B rbara Mun lay s snee es Ru h Tou ey s truckx uewelry The Mauntaun Boys CINDERS Phulup Doucett 39 lt was ten munutes before the brg race and Cund ers Sheps was very nervous He aduusted hus spukes and sprunted up and clown the sudelunes There was the warnung whustle Cunders went over and took hus place wuth the other entrants lt was do or due for dear old Sunshune Academy At the gun they were off un the mule race For the furst quarter mule Cunders was un fourth plcae at 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' . l - 1 ---------------..------ , . . - ur - 1, THE CRIMSON AND GRAY OUR SONGS Evelyn Chrlsto 38 Alnbu Baby Eugene RIschItellI Foggy Day Report Card Day Good Mornln A 8 I5 Nice Work If You Can Get It Shorthand DIctatIon Bug Chief Swlng It Mr WInston s Band lt s the Natural Thlng to Do Study lOh Yeah I Let Yourself Go When takIng QUIZZSS It Goes to Your Feet MarIorIe Murphy Posm Those senIors for graduatlon photos She Shall Have Muslc RIchard NIchols serenades Wanted Less Homework You ve Got Somethmg There EngIIsh classes It s Swell of You FIne work of basketball teams I d Rather Call You Baby Wlnlffed Stanley There s a Lull In My Llfe Schooless days Blossoms on Broadway Betty MerrIll and EddIe Lofgren I Belleve In Mlracles ScIence classes I Wouldn t Change You For the World Those rare A s Stop' You re Breolung My Heart Those F s So Rare Clyde MorrIlI In My Cobm of Dreams Study p9fIOdS Worried Over You Thurston Favor s tardy marks THE INVENTION WIlIIam Karlson 39 The old man prowled mvsteruously around the dark ened room Ah ha he crackled to hImself at last my InventIon IS perfected My InventIon wIll astound the scIentIfIc world' Around the old man were glasses and globes of lIqI.IIdS In others red and black ChucklIng to hImself he went over to a large ob Iect covered wIth a la ge black cloth As he llfted up the coverIng slowly hIs closest eyes gleamed wIth an uncanny lught HIs fIngers were spread open and look ed lIke the talons of a bIrd of prey Under the cov erIng was a box lIke obgect fIIIed wIth holes and be sIde It was a heap of clay lIke matter He let the clay lake matter drIft slowly through hIs fnngers and whlspered softly to hImself At last I have found a way to elxmlnate the hole In a doughnut' Defhcated to a fruend MIss Martha CunnIng ham who gave the poetess IRI InspIratIon land cold DSTSDITOTIOH on her brow at the tame of the Incldentl roller coaster tall and hlgh At Newport Beach caught Martha s eye We must go on the young lady saId Nay nay saId I but followed In dread A dIme apIece at the shIny whIte gate Then lIned up were we our turn to waIt As I looked upward fear fIlled my soul Thought I We ll never come back whole Well we were off lord help us there We were whIzzIng around hlgh up In the alr FIFST we went up and then we went down Then we bumped went aroun and aroun My heart went up ID my braln I thInk As we gazed o er the edge of the dIzzy brunk My hat hung on by a sIngle thread THE INJUSTICE OF IT ALL Phyllls Whlteoak 39 He slunk down the street In the gatherlng twIIIght wIth a half ashamed and mournful look on hIs face He dodged behInd hedges at Intervals and when he emerged hIs eyes seemed even sadder lookIng The stars came out one by one and a cool breeze stIrred the grasses where the cnclfets chIrped monotonously As he passed the Bates house he could smell the appetIzIng odors of theIr evenlng meal In fact he could see the famlly lust rIsIng from the table He plodded hopelessly on and fInally came to the butcher shop Mr BaIIey was unpackmg the roasts of lamb and storIng them Into hIs show case for the next mornIng Long rows of fresh sausages hung tantalIzIng!y from the roof of the refrugerator and our hero became aware of an even keener sense of hunger TurnIng homeward funally he walked even slower and stopped before several famIlIar houses It was summertIme and the Loxe famIly was sIttIng on thelr porch breathIng the cool nIght aIr Towser lay com fortably at Mr Loves feet keepIng one eye open to guard hIs precIous bone a few Inches away Lucky dog How stIII everythIng was How deserted' There was nothIng to do but go home and hIs hunger event ually drove hIm there He crouched In a corner of the back porch and thought the affaur over No It wasn t hIs fault and the famIly ought to reaIIze It Well he could at least I' r r b o w w o he pe ed as he scratched tl e back door HIs doggIe heart fluttered as the patter of feet came to hIm And then Ioy of Ioys the door opened' cold dIdn t we? Never mInd boy we re home now Poor doggIe' SONG TITLES Always and Always Daniels Fay and Favor It s Easuer Sand Than Done Geometry You re a Sweetheart Channung Pratt Am I In Another World? Frannue Bousquet Every Day s A Hollday Bob GatIneau Glrl of the Golden West ShIrIey Matys Let s Saul to Dreamland Mary SalvIuoIo Soldlers of Fortune MountaIn Boys You re An Educatlon PrIce Burgess Thanks For The Memornes LucIlle DubreuIl Lnsten to My Lonely Heart PhyIlIs WhIteoak I d Rather Be Right Arlnss Olson I ve Got My Heart Set On You Barbara Munday Let Me Day Dream Arnold GoodwIn Markmg TIme The Drama class Who Knows? ChemIstry class I Know It I Know It Thus Tlme It s Real Betty MerrIll I mIIIded II nm I THOUGHT I wAs DEAD I I I A 5 9e e e5S F'e5 me A few more Iolts the wIId rIde was o er Eos' lnA-rhe shuffle E t t'l 'l'O lflro AY prmg gum mp y sea s In c ass S I Coaster you Il see me no more 8 sweet someone Nancy Goddu PASSED BY T'-'E NATIONAL BOARD F The Old Stampmg Ground The cloak rooms SENSELESS SHIP That Old Feelmg Just before report cards come Per Ann C McTIghe tChIef Senselessl Thus Never Happened Before An A In EngIIsh I 1 ' ' I ,, . I u - t I I I ' I n ll TTTA--F---TTA--T ' - I , 'Vffffffffffffff ...... - I I . A ' . ll ' ll ' ' . u - - I - I 11 T - 1 , I II I - II I - I A . ,- . , ,. II - - , H -- L- L -- Q - . . , , . ll f ll '- ' - I A . . u --A T - II - I I A ll ll -- . . A I 11 1 I ll ' I I II I II I . ll I ll ' ' I' I 1 w ll F . ll , I 1 - ...,..-... . . I, II .I I II . - -------- , , I . ,I I - II I F I I . - -e-e-- I II II I . s--,, ,,.,,.,,,.-,.,,. - . . , ,I . 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I APRIL l938 DONALD DUCK Raymond Chauyxn 40 Walk around the corner for a meter Anfl you wnll see a moyle theater You pay a dime or fifteen cents And open a bag of peppermlnts Chew na gally all the whale YOL nod to friends or wave and smile Tull on the magnc snlver screen The hero wa ldles In blue sateen Hrs nose us long has feet are flat Hrs VOICE IS harsh and hus sailor hat Srts on a head whxch as aulte small Wuth hardly any ears at all Then troubles come-and they are sure Our hero often must endure The worst most unexpected luck Poor poor cross natured Donald Duck' COMlC STRIPS IN HlGH SCHOOL Smlllng Jack Duxne Lee Cotton Orphan Anme Daddy Warbucks Donald Duck Duck Tracy Cl' Buddy Rogers Klller Kane Wilma Terry the Pirate Tuny Trm SKIPPY Effie Mae Phll Fmn Mickey Fmn Burma Dragon Lady Stevne Casavant Jacquelune L Heureux E Parker Smith Ruth Toucey Wesley Wulluams Al Homncz Walter Darzenklewlcz Melton Freeman Vlctor L Ecuyer Paul Lalxberte Janet Hogan Eddie Lofgren Ted Kwarclak Norman Gagnon Red Allard Elnzabeth Costa Themes Znu Don Steenburn Marge Sampson Margorae Phllllps i OUR ADVERTISERS Amerucan Optlcal Co Ames Worsted Co Barnard s Servnce Station Bon Marche Store Boston Store Bousquet s Auto Shop F A Bouvler R M Burnham Butler C7 Son Central Fruit Store Central Musrc Store Clemence Co Coblentz Co Commercial Press lnc Costa's Cafe Mrs H O Desaulnlers Elm Beauty Parlor G Gregolre and Son Globe Appluance Co Goodwun Bros Hartwell Pharmacy Wm S Hofstra Y M C A Hotel Columbua Hyde Manufacturung Co Jalbert Dairy Janelle Jewelry Store Johnson Motor Co Kennedy Electrrc Co C H Knight lnc F X Lalnberte 6' Son J O Lemome David Lent: Lent: Motor Sales LePann's Pharmacy Lewis Battery 6' lgnltlon Co Ernest Luppe Lock: Tanlornng Albert N McGrath McKmstry Ice Co lnc. 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WORCESTER COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY 15 Elm Street Southbridge Compliments of Of CENTRAL MUSIC STORE LENTI MoToR CAR co im TW ,M DODGE Und PLYMOUTH R Io 'Xiu 1011 In IILIIHBHI Songs Qcoi I C xcctmsg Cud G1 t l-IQIFQIFI AMES WORSTED C0. M anufacfurerf of I MEN'S AND WOMENS WORSTED WEAR Patronzze Our Advertzsersu ' T 2' I I ' 'Li 'N I l l ' .......-. X h F I I I-.'-:5:,:i'Q2gQQ1i T' I 'A 1..'f1.5f,2i:i55 ffifff . 1 .2132-ii ' ' . X IT' 2 + 'I ' Q Every month, every week you put off buying y new G. I I E. Refrigerator you ore very likely money out. Y present I , refrigeroti Imost surely co t more to rnciintoin th the new f 5 low op t' g t of 0 G. E. D t put up with ' d q te, I 1 J' Id f h' d f 'g rotor ony longer. G. E., the first choice of I W I X millions is now POPularlY Priced! , I y . I Por! of New England Power Association , - ' 7-' Q I I I I , , ,Y , ,Y , , ' . s 0, iwioal Instruments I0 Rent au i s - I S' . s ' s - - R 'c s - I' ' M 1 ' S - 'f S I I BRAVO ' FILIIOW miy Wm the plaudrts of a crowd by ntulltssly rwkrng lm lrfe But nobody cheers the proptrty owner who rrsks the wrprng out of hrs lrfclong S..lVlI1f.,S by fire Only ulcquate lnsurnncc com gnc you full protection If xou art LlI1Lltl'lIlSLII'Ctl you stall are unprotctted on a part of your rnxcstment VVhtn you thrnk of protectron thrnk of thrs org.1n1La tron R M BURNI-IAM SOUIIIBRIDCP VI-XSS Clnuult y ge t 0. ou uo ld y off G C I TER C0 Hardware Sportrng Goods Plumbrng and Hcatrng Kclvmitor Flcrctrrc Rc frr emtors Grlbert 8: Barker Sherwrn Wrllrams O11 Burners Parnts and Varnrshes C uns 'md Ammumtlon 330 MAIN STREET 8 HAMIL 1' ON STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS is 'Patronne Our Advertm re' Y V Q VY ix 1 1 ll l 1 , l ' . I I ll 1 I, 1 y ls li 44 1 7 1 . I I . . . . . 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SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS VOSLIRQIEOXXF O ijuiie S1938 3 L ISJUEBER4 1 FHIL S FAI-Tl Edztor In I hzef Buulx All tm liuszness Manager T1 easwcr Subsnzptzon Manager George Tullw Ldv 1rd Magcau C lacs Reporters Ruth Rockwood 30 X1 1 Ol on 0 Don 11d Rx in -ll Busmees Staff X 1Ct0I' L Ecuyer Franclb Lent1 Edward Beers Frank Guardlanl Peneral Reporters X1v11n Vantura Rlfllqlll N1Cll0lS Loulee Gregolre Catherme Chace Theodore O trovuskl Dora, Kendall Robert Gatmeau M1lt0D Freeman John Glfford Xl'1l'fl13, NlCll0lS Subscrzptlon Staff Clulx SXVYHCXCRI C lfzdve Hood -Xlphonee Homlcz Is rbelle DaDalt B ll bara D Arcey Secretary Nlarjoru Phlllxps Edztors Typmg Staff -lfhleflc' Charles Troy Q,la1re Lemlre -llumnz Evelwn Chrlsto I llC'1llC I arluere Fachanges Conetance Bouchard Phyllls ll1teOak L Iorlq' Iullan Iocals Ruth Toucey HI Elefmox H lx na Mt I' 111101 1 6 Nmfr Hobson C 0111111110 Bomlmudler Pafulfzf 41111601 N11 Q 'lhulw Fltzgemlrl 4' F N I Y 4 . . , . . .- - Y Q , I, K . . 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N Q fy H 1 O 1938 LRIVISON -XNID CJRAX 1938 -1.1 me erm of 1938 It has not been my pruvulege to have been wuth the m mbers of the class of I938 for the four short years that have comprused your hugh school educatuon But un all sun ceruty I must say that thus year of acquaunt anceshup has been most happy for me and my one regret us that you wull soon leave the Mary E Wells Huc u School to return no more as a class Often you wull return I hope as fruends to vusut and to help us There are many perplexung problems that wull face you as you embark upon your chosen course of Iufe In our classrooms you students have helped to mauntaun our requured stand ards on our athletuc fuelds you have credutably represented our school un athletuc skulls and sportsmanluke conduct at our varued socual functuons you have made our gatherungs spon taneously joyous All of these have helped to create the morale whuch makes an unstututlon a school and whuch futs you better for Iuvung As you go onward from your Senuor Hugh School experuences you wull wush to make fewer your weak pounts and to strengthen your strong pounts You wull cultuvate loyalty to your own best selves and to all that us best un Iufe That ancuent Bard may help you and hus words are far better advuce than I can guve To thune own self be true And ut must follow as the nught the day Thou canst not then be false to any man James M Robertson MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY I937 38 7 L 4 w f W s f ,L L 4 ' ' 5 A . Y' 4 L A cu N., . , ' I - I ' 1 I . 1 I - - - 11 - - 11 1 - 1 11 - 1 1 1 11 I 9 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1938 SENIOR CLASS QFFICERS Presldent Clyde Everett Morrell Class Presndent2 3 4 Student Councnl3 Pres 4 Chanrman Banquet Corn 4 H R Pres 3 4 Nom Com 4 Dec Com 3 Graduatlon Speaker Vrce Pr sldenl' Beverly Marne Aushn Graduatnon Speaker Class Vuce Presldentl 2 3 4 C and G 3 Edntor4 Student Councul 3 Sec Treas 4 Basketball Classl Varsuty2 Capt 3 4 Field Hockey2 3 Co Capt and Mqr 4 Archery Pres 3 4 H R Pres 2 3 Commit tees Prom3 Play 3 4 Clubs Sclencel W 2 3 4 Outung Co Pres l Sec 2 Secretory Gloria Jane Jullon Class Secretary 4 Growmg Paans 4 Cheerleader Capt 4 Student Councul Rep 3 Vlce Pres 4 Commuttees Prom 3 Operetta Ushers 3 Candy 3 Treasurer Theodore Joseph Ostrowskl Class Treasurer4 Growlng Poms 4 Charm School 3 Pucture Com 4 C and G 4 Football Mgr 4 Student Councul 4 Traffnc Offucer 3 4 Class Basketball l 2 Clubs Footlnahters and Glee l 2 3 4 Rufle 2 V. I x ' K 2, -I fm Vmtch 1 ' x XXJJ, I' 4 U ' c Irs me N i's 932 'Zi' J' W J H-,IL I :mln IHIILKLN 4 If Xlmgmrm ll x Q RUTTXH' glwvfix '.. ' 4 53 5 Q7 Y lia1lv.1r.l lllfllnlh lnlm lm I Q' Uarlxie 'J 11 3 SLHILL Zin 1 .71 l.. 1938 1 I CRIMSON AND GRAY fi I :I Doris Adah Carpenter Dolly Clubs: Outing l, 2 Tennis l 2 Archery -l, Glee -lg' Play Cahdy Com. 3. Margaret Belle Chace Marge Midge Manga Out'ng Club' Glee Club. Evelyn Elizabeth Chnsto Evy Be y C and G 3 Alumni Editor Clubs Debating 3 Outing 2 Civics 2 Junior Prom Corn 3 Skits Corn 4 Robert Mrlton Cole M1 t' Traffic Squad 4 Track 4 Foot ball l Operetta 4 Isabelle Mary Cudworth Izzy 938 Theodora Loretta Qzyzewski UCIZSS ctpetew cLD0ris97 Field Hockey 3, 45 Basketball: lnterclass 3g Committees: Candy, Play and Operetta 4g H. R. Health Officer lg Clubs: Glee 4, Dramatic 2 . , Outing l. Evelyn Theresa DaDaIt Evie Student Council 2, 3, 45 H. R. Vice-Pres, 4 reas, ' Cass Basketball 2 3' Operetta Usher 3 Committees Candy 3 Flower 3 Play 3 Clubs Tennisl 4 Out ing 2 Helen Anna Damlan Brscurts Basketball l 2 Clubs Glee 4 Outmgl 2 3 Comrnrttees Candy 3 Ticket 4 Color 2 Play 4 Charles Leslie Davenport CS Traffic Squad 3 4 Rifle Club Hugo Paul De Angelus Geezll Football 2 3 Co Capt 4 Traf fic Squad 2 3 Co Capt 4 F001 ters l 2 3 Treas 4 S6 C ub leads in operett s 2 3 4 Pres 4 Growing POIFIS Charm School 3 Boskefboll in M,34clQSSic50if34 C ture Corn 4 lnterclass Play 2 H R Vice Pres 2 1 1 IJ 9 CRINISOIX AND CRAY 193 Christine Florence Decker Chris Clubs Commun ty Interest l 2 Outing 2 3 Cl ss Basketball 2 Basketball 3 Mgr 4 Florida Gertrude DeMers Tmr Clubs Tennus 3 Latln 4 Roland Ioseph Demers Ro Traffuc Squad 3 4 Basketball 2 Rlfle Club 3 4 lnvntatlon Corn Leo Paul Dubreull Dube Traffic Officer 2 Co Captaln 4 Football 3 4 Student Councul 4 Home Room Presldent 4 Nom Com 4 Prom Com 3 Usher Graduatlon3 Clubs W 4 Ten I Gee Thurston Favor lbble Football 2 3 Co Capt 4 Base b l 3 4 Traffrc Squad Basket b 234Classl 234Home Room Pres 3 Football Rally 4 Leads In Operettas Internatlonal Pageant 3 4 Usher Groduatnon 3 Plays 3 4 'tv -ai 'MQ as 6:2 Nelson Ioseph Fay Ir Glee Club 4 Trafflc Squad Football 4 C and G Staff 3 Kenneth Stancl ff Pord Ken had Football 3 -l Track -l Trafflc Squad 3 4 Prom Com 3 Clubs Glee 4 Drarnatlc 3 -l Guft C rr Rita Eloise Gagnon l Clubs Glee 4 Outmg l Terxnns 3 -l l-l ndcraft 3 Ar b ery 3 Helen Vrrmla Gray Blondie Glee Club 3 4 Fellcla Victoria Grudzlen Kelly u s Glee 4 Outlng l Commrttees Play 4 Sknts4 l RINIS ID I9 8 Xlue Nlargnrct Hllnpshlre uv ce -l Dromatlc C adv Crm Plavs atc Cfwrrstmas -l Operetta 3 XY Arun Herlx rt H lynes ss rcs Footlughters 3 Pres IC T Play -l lxac o Play 3 -l Am teur S w lnterc ass P ax 7 3 Comma s P x Clu Rl e Ph tr gm h Dc-batrm Sclcnce Xlary Zoe Healy Smlley anet Irene Hogan 1 II R Tr as Clubs Latin 3 Terms 7 3 Class Rmg m L,flUll'fTlOn 3 Gladys Anne Hood Gad and G a f The Charm School 3 lnterclass Plays Us er Ch 3 Le d 4 Ch Candy Com -l Clubs Glee 2 Operetta 3 -l Dramatic Sec 2 Vrce Pres 3 Class Banquet -4 ,gui E A. Ui Weis 'R Fl -Ju dr 6? fi. -EF 'ww 4? vial' 'QS' nm, lt 495 we Kenneth Tyler Hunt Ken Cuolf 3 l Oratorlcal Contest -l R two Plays 3 -l Hockey-l H R rcs 3 Health Officer 4 0 Trckets 3 -l Clubs Tenms -l Glee Z 3 -l Table Tenms3 l-lrkmg l Robert Theodore Iohnson 0 n B0 lrafflc Squad 3 l Rrfle Club -l Frederlck Rlce Ioslln Fred Glee Club l 2 3 -l Orchestra -l Rifle Ie Wllll llll Kelly Ke Class Motto 4 Hurry Pandelly Kraly Greek Boy seball J V l 2 Vars Basketball Class 2 Varsity 4 rg fx Q 1 IIXIS ll Thaddeus Raunond Kwlruak Ted Kwarch asketball 3 4 Football rack 4 Curowung Pa ns 4 terclass Flay 4 Traffnc Offlcer 4 First Rada Play Clubs Dramatuc 4 Del tl Student C uncul 3 4 History Com Paul loseph L1l1berte Scrooge 4 Radro Play 4 Debating Club 4 Traffic Squad 4 Robert Cx r1l Lahberte Bo atb ll 4 Trac 4 Tra IC S uad 2 3 4 Growing Parns Charm School 3 Clubs I Gee Class Banquet 4 Dons Yvette Lapomte Dot Peggy Chubby rchestra l 3 Charm School 3 Growung Pains 4 I terclass Pl y 4 Comm ttees Prom 3 Dress 4 Operetta 3 4 Clubs ee l Lucille Marte LaR1v1ere Gu Cll Growing Pains 4 Charm School 3 Home Room Sec and Treas 4 Flower Com 3 Make up for Cornpetltlon Plays 3 Clubs Dramatucl 2 3 4 Geel 4 Debatlng 2 3 Handcraft l 2 C and G Staff 4 Make ua Inter class Plays 4 ,fm G5 SF' , wil' Wilt 'ef'-ss. 'N Ruth NIM Llllffllllll N IL r wnnj P Ins P Il Operett wt Cn Prcs Outrna Club Rudolph Armand Lncrdlere Rudt gffuc Offncer 3 4 R flerx structor 3 4 Home Room P es l Ioulse Martmeau Lemmelm Lou Lem u s Glee 2 4 Dram ln r r Chanrrnan 4 Candy Cam 4 Ope etta ha rman 4 Fneld Hack 5 Francis Lerm Butch C and G St ff4 Traffic Squ d 4 R dxo Play 4 Sound effecs Sensor P y Usher lntercl ss Plays P T kets u lee 4 Fcotl ghters 3 4 D b 2 Tenn s 3 Helen Anna Llbera Helenskl Dress Com 4 Candy Com Prom Tickets 3 lnterclass Bask t balll Clubs GIee4 Outing Craft l Community Interest 2 1938 I I I CRIMSON AND GRAY 2 I I 1938 Irene Frances Llbuda Reme Franny Clubs Outmg l 2 3 Com terest l 2 Party Com 2 Charlotte Bessxe Locke Chocolate Charlie Orchestra 3 lnterclass Bcsketballl Commntfees Candy 3 Pcrty2 Clubs O tang l 2 3 Dramatec 2 Cxvncs 2 C ft l Com Interest Sec l Edward Donald Lofgren L Ierk Growing Poms 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Traffnc Squad 4 Track 4 Clubs Foot llghters 3 4 Debatmg 4 Glee 3 4 lnterclass Play 3 Class Hustory Com Celxa Ellzabeth Luponl 1 lnterclass Play 3 Commnttees Dress 4 Candy 4 Clubs Outmg romatlc Adv Com 2 Gertrude Bertha M2ClCk0WlCZ Chuckles Clubs Glee4 Dramatlc l Craft l Outmgl 2 Com Interestl 2 ,QL if Edward Armand Mageau Eddxe C ondG 2 3 Treos 4 Dram a sc Club l 2 3 4 Assem y Programs The Chrastrnas Turkey l Two Crooks and a Lady 2 The Valuant 3 Chnstmas Page ant 4 The Charm School 3 Radla Play 4 Ticket Mgr lnter class Play 3 Clubs Lt Pres l Pmg Pong l Tenms 2 Debatmg Sec 2 Gertrude Mary Mangan Trudy lean Sara McKmstry leame Glee Club l 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club l Charm School 3 Oper etta 2 3 Sklts 4 Clubs Outlng l 2 Homemakers l Lorraine Cecile Mercure Sluts 4 Clubs Outmg l Homemakers l Elizabeth lane Merrill Betty Gee Club 2 3 4 Debatmg Cub 2 lnterclass Play 2 4 Charm School Growmg Poms 4 Operetta 2 3 lead 4 Committees Dress4 Prom 3 Ten 1123 Ai? 5, 1958 ff ff fi CRIMSON AND GRAY I 1 21958 Katherine Bernice Milczewski Iackie Evelyn Isabel Morse Evy Glee Club l Class Motto Wayne Hall Morse Buckaroo Cowbo Orchestra 2 3 4 Bandl Play Usher 3 4 Barbara Gertrude Munday Barb Clubs Gleel 3 Sec and Treas 4 Dramatuc 2 3 4 Latm 2 De botmg 2 Plays Prop and Promp ter 3 lnterclass Usher 3 Commur fees Banquet 4 Prom 3 Marjorie Ahce Murphy Murph Irish Margie Clubs Outing 2 3 Clvocs 2 Glee 3 4 The Charm School 3 Growmg Poms 4 Basketball 2 F1 H ckey 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Com Pncture 4 Or chestra 3 xr! ,4 fi 3' Martha Nichols Mattie C. and G. l, 2, 3, elf Invitations Com. Sr, Re-c.g Dramatic Club 2g Candy Corn.: Operetta -l, Senior Playg Class History Com. Barbara Bourn Noyes Barble Clubs Glee Z 3 Latm l Out :ng l Dramatlc 3 4 Sk14 Ruth Cathrme Oldfield Ruthe H R Vice Pres l Outing Club 2 lnvltatlon Com Mary Glady s Olney Bashful Clubs O tmg l 3 Com ln terest Vice Pres l 2 Glee 4 Ten ms l Pang Pong l Orchestra 4 Ioseph Paskal OC Tra fvc Squad 2 3 4 Latm Club 4 Usher at Junnor Play o fl Prom 3 1938 CRIMSON AND CRAY 93 Armand Ioseph Volplm Trafflc Squad 3 -l Football Glft Corn -l Anme Beatrice Weaxer Bea Beatle EF' Samuel Wesley W1ll1ams, Ir Wes Sam Sclence Club l Sensor Prom Com 3 H R Pres 4 Track Mgr Growlng Palns Charm School 3 Class Song words by Vtflnnfred Thompson Y lola Pearl Wheelock Wheelock Barbara Allce WllklnS0n Barble Latin Club l Tennis Club l 2 ee Club l 2 3 Oper tta l Dear Wells we honor thee as days wlth thee are end ng And classmates too for the poys we sh r cl and frlendshlps made Though years pass and mules are eparatlng We shall hold mem rles that ln our hearts shall never fade Courage and honor lrght our paths cs on we strnve We are the students who have the world to face We will go onward onward full at last we crrlve At our Ideals we have strnven to ttaln to fxnd o To Mcrch Pontlfncale bv Gounod ur hughest place n i'l l ' o al78 T T T f g I ' 'Q ' ,fs X . 7' 1 . 4. 1 . 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A 1 ' ' .., b l ' a , 16 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY QCQMM ENC E MCE NT BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate Servnce was held Sun day evening June l9 at seven oclock at First Baptust church Reverend Everett Sherwood gave the sermon CLASS BANQU ET The Class Banquet was held June Zl at the Cohasse Country Club Eddne Ames and has Merrymakers played for dancnng CLASS DAY PROGRAM 11111 ws of ll 11111110 Clyde Morrell I lass 11100111 Read by Martha Nnchols Thaddeus Kwarclak Edward Lofgren Glorla Jullan flaw 11111 Read by Wnnufred Thompson flass P1 ophu Il Read by Ruth Toucey Class Song Words by Wnnufred Thompson Planfma of I1 Il Clyde Morrell Owhfsha GRADUATION PROGRAM We the people of the Unnted States order to form a more perfect unuon estab lush uustlce unsure domestlc tranqunlluty provude for the common defense promote the general welfare and secure the bless nngs of posternty do ordann and establish thus constltutuon for the Unlted States of KTENXNTX my 1 Xwl Xf- Amerlca lPreamble of the Constltutuon l 1 11 Arr Franz Mahl Ameruca 1111044111011 Rev Wullnam L COle A More Perfect Unuon Clyde Everett Morrell lflflzcs f Nobody Knows the Trouble l ve Seen Negro Spurutual Dance Ye Gypsies' Johannes Brahms M1111 We the People Gladys Thecla Swyncuckn 1111111 Thus Constututlon Clalre Morguerute Lemlre f Emblem of Liberty Arr Fr von Suppe 1111111 The Publnc Welfare Marlorle McKay Phullnps 4 illlt The Blessings of Llberty Beverly Marne Austin I flu 1 National Melodies Arr E Beyer tml 4111111 111 lllfllfltllltlf117111071111 Chairman of the School Committee Bcmrizftmn Reverend Wllllam L Cole X N I . if X tin . 1 I I A sg .1-' ' A 4,3 , . -1. 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' 'ls ' . - I ' 'N I .Q I I' D I IUNI: 1938 r'N- N' ,J me Z fy YT' r l Q lx X A More Perfect Unlon Q QA Clyde Everett Morrell ln order to form a more perfect Unnon the fathers of our government created the Constltutzon of the Unuted States f Amerlca Following the Revolution from l78l to l789 the government of the Unlt ed States was based on the Artncles of Con federatlon These Artncles dad not provude for a perfect Unlon not even for a good one They lacked provusuon for a strong executuve They provuded for a Congress whuch lacked power and authoruty Con sequently several seruous defects made theur appearance namely the lnabnluty to regu late commerce to collect taxes from the statcs to provnde ln consequence for an ln dependent army and navy Furthermore because repres ntatuves were pond by and were sub ect to recall by theur several states they placed state Interests ahead of natlon al welfare A sharp recessnon of trade was one result The lack of a strong central government had a dlsastrous effect on both our foreugn and our domestic commerce Snnce Congress had neuther the power nor the prestuge to make one trade treaty wnth foreugn coun trues these countrues could bargam skull fully by playlng off one state agalnst another Furthermore our merchant ma une lacked both the protectlon of the Brltush fleet and the favorable trade agree ments wlth England and her colonues whlch we had enjoyed under Brltlsh rule 3 K I pf Cur domestic trade fared no better The thlrteen states began to strangle trade among themselves by settung up retalnatory tarlff barrlers Lack of both a standard postal system and a unnform currency con tributed to the confusion The Unlted States was flounderlng help le sly un a sea of economic chaos' Unless somethlng was done the new republic mnght not hold together The leadung men of our country came to the conclusuon that orlglnal states rnghts must be rellnquushed ln order that the natuonal government could act as a unnt The Constututuonal Conventnon assembled ln lndependence Hall Phlladelphla on May 25 l787 one hundred and fufty years ago after several manor unsuccessful attempts load been made to revlse the Artlcles of Confederatuon Among the flfty fnve dele gates representing every state but Rhode lsland, were George Washungton, James Madison, Alexander Hamllton, and Ben lomln Franklin lContlqued on Page Zgll Y - ,- P ' ' Q g ' ggggggggg gg g g g ggggg g ggggggggggg g gggggggg17 'I i i' i 'R 'l' i' O I V 'K f K W: l ' I 1,1 I , -. J V x -- , . . 0 C . X s J w g. :tr x F s ,J F ll all , f all -ss V fat. . g 1 f ,g N., 4 ,A ' ,-QQ if +1 -nf if ir at if vi' 3.. . g X ' xx. lg Qg ' Ng 1 - xg , Ar ' 5 ' g P-QI, :QS ' 1 . . , 0 1 l ' : I . . . - g A - - I . I I I I - I I - 5 ' ' . ' 1 9 , , . . . I g g . . - 1 ' 1 A THE CRIMSON AND GRAY 18 wfVf?, iiff Y g This Constitution Claire Marguerite Lemire On July 4 l8l6 Southbridge celebrated the first anniversary of its incorporation as a town At this celebration the Reverend Zenas L Leonard exhorted the people of the Honest Town to uphold the constitu tion of the United States Tonight after a century and a half of life under the Const: tution again the people of Southbridge are following tradition by bearing tribute to the Constitution ln l8l6 however the people of South bridge lacked the privileges which you and l enloy Could everyone vote? Oh no At first only those citizens of Massachusetts who had some income from investments and an estate of at least sixty pounds were granted the right to vote The voters of almost every other state of the Union had to meet similar property qualifications with the possible addition that in some southern states the right to vote was dependent upon the importance of the office to be voted for lt must be evident that the voters at that time were the rich the affluent the small minority of the public We today can ap preciate that at no time in our entire na tional history with all our great annual in come and wealth could more than a trifling proportion of the population have qualified as voters under property qualifications Even if the franchise had been widely democratic the voters could not have con trolled the government for of the three gov ernmental departments namely the execu tive the judicial and the legislative they could vote only for part of one The executive the President was elected by electors who without pledge to the people voted as they chose for the president The members of the ludicial branch the Supreme Court were appointed by the Pres :dent In the legislature the members of one chamber the Senate were chosen by the various state legislatures At last we come to the part of the government most responsive to popular control, The few qualified American voters could elect the members of the House of Representatives In other words the people had direct vote for one half of one of the three mayor de partments of the government And there seemed to be no organized effort to spread the franchise or to establish a real de mocracy Education was one of the great factors in the spread of democracy The fact that Horace Mann and other early American educators spread popular education and so lifted illiteracy from the mass of common people caused the privileged class to lessen their distrust of the common people This by removing religious and property restric tions during the nineteenth century was a strong factor in establishing a broader base of franchise The growth of our democracy however has been possible within the Constitution The franchise has been extended so that citizenship carries with it voting privilege Property and religious restrictions have been removed the negro gained suffrage through the fourteenth amendment in l867 and the epoch making amendment woman suf frage came about in l92O This increased group of voters also can ment Today the electoral vote for the President is dictated by the popular party vote within each state The Senate is elect ed by the people through the seventeenth amendment Of the three branches of the government only the Supreme Court re mains independent of popular vote As a result then today the citizens vote influ ences both the executive and the legislative branches of our government Political democracy has encouraged the growth of social democracy Tonight we the class of i938 future citizens of South bridge are eager to reach voting age to en ioy the privileges of the breadth of demo cracy which has grown since l8l6 under our Constitution 1 I 11 1 11 - - ' ' - I . 1 1 ' i i i h Q . . 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Y 'L r mi i A I ,tp-' ' IQNE 771938 W Y V V We the People Guadvs Thecla Swyncucku We the people of the Unuted States a tutle to challenge the umagunatuon unducates that under our Constututuon we people are bound un loyal unuon Varuety of people wuthun thus unuty however exust ed among the puoneers lust as ut exusts to day The duversuty among those earller people of the Unuted States us recorded un our Amerucan luterature whuch un the words of Walt Whutman us stuffed wuth the stuff that us coarse and stuffed wuth the stuff that us fune When the Englush settled the eastern sea coast of thus country they formed un the north and un the south two dustunct sectuons along the Atlantuc seaboard The Purutans un the north were very reluguous hard work ung and self sacrufucung people They had to be hardy as well to stand the cold blasts of wunter wund and storm whuch Whuttuer s Snowbound puctures The gray day darkened unto nught A nught made hoary wuth the swarm And whurl dance of the blendung storm The seruous munded Purutans the muddle class people of New England were strong upholders of theur own moral rughts and lubertues Theur patruotusm us recalled by Longfellows lune Lusten my chuldren and you shall hear Of the mudnught rude of Paul Revere The people of New England luved a busy undustrual lufe theur factorues flourushed and newspapers schools and publuc lubra rues thruved ln sharp contrast to the hurrued tempo of the north us the south a leusurely arustrocra tuc cuvuluzatuon wuth uts broad plantatuons fune horses and graceful colonual homes The Southerners luved a happy contented carefree lufe lmagunatuon paunts a warm day wuth the scent of oleander blossoms un the aur and the tunkue of munt uuleps whule negro vouces accompanued by the strum of baruuos sung and chant Duxue Old Black Joe Old Folks At Home and My Old Kentucky Home Negro spurutuals such as Nobody Knows the Trouble I ve Seen lwhuch has just been sung tonughtl has the typucal melon choly note assocuated wuth the southern negro From these two groups of people the northerners and the southerners hardy spuruts mugrated westward pushung the fron tuer onward untul they reached the Mussus suppu Ruver Although Longfellow puctures the Acad uans at the mouth of the Mussussuppu Ruver un Evangeline Wulla Cather the dogged Nebraskan farmers and Mark Twaun the spuruted ruvermen we must reach the west ern cowboy to fund a people who created theur own folk luterature lmmense ranches large herds of horses and cattle provuded the cowboy wuth ma terual for hus songs The cowboys sentu mental fun lovung democratuc nature ex pressed utself un the now famuluar aur Gut Along Luttle Dogues gut along The muner typucal of the forty nuners us preserved by Bret Harte as a romantuc fugure wuth a tender heart hudden beneath a rough exteruor The lumberuack however luke the negro and the cowboy us a thurd group to make hus place for humself un Amerucan luterature The lumberuack representung the country from Maune to Washungton has created Paul Bunyan a mythucal hero So real has that umagunary fuctutuous hero Paul Bunyan grown that today hus statue has been erected un Munnesota Wuth the dusappearance of a frontuer un Ameruca vanush dustunctuve groups of people We the people today are grateful that our Amerucan luterature has preserved permanent records of we the Amerucan people of yesterday 19 1 I I u . 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I ,L V J I , 3' H , .'5'7 . - .fi t' l Nr Q page be erect S S The General Welfare Marjorie McKay Phillips The promotion of the public welfare a stated purpose of the Preamble of the Con stitution of the United States has aided in Combining and protecting the growth of thirteen separate colonies into a strong powerfully organized United States One hundred and fifty years ago this land was a broad area of unexplored wealth veins of silver gold zinc and copper a treasure to be opened broad rivers a po tential power to be harnessed vast acr s of timber a place for future settlements to be built and along the Atlantic Coast thir teen small isolated colonies little dreamed of the great riches beyond the mountains to the west The people of one colony lived in jealous suspicion of every move of the others fearing any advancement as a pos sible impediment to their own progress The potentialities of yesterday are ac tualities of today The great country s covered with bustling cities connected by networks of roads Widely separated parts of our country have become neighbors we can travel from Portland Maine to Talla hassee Florida on one route without realiz ing that any state boundaries have been crossed We are free from such formalities at state borders as having our passports ex amined of changing our money or of wor rying about a foreign language We are not bothered by such inconveniences be ause we are a united states under one con stitution which has created universal bene fits for the comfort and welfare of the pub The Constitution in promoting the p.ib lic welfare has brought unity to the coun try The suspicions and iealousies of the several colonies for one another prevented them from cooperating to promote welfare Of course as they were not acquainted they were loath to put their trust in strangers The Government helped to dissolve the feel ina of distrust by drawing the people to gether ln 1803 Jefferson loined the Mississippi Valley tq4hQxtlantic Coast by 'S lung 7 AND GRAY a National Road. Later the west was kept in touch with the east by railroads, which the government helped. Telegraphs tele- phones and radios all partially restrict- ed by the government awakened the inter est of the people of one state for the people of the others ln l906 New York and San Francisco were brought closer together by the Panama Canal which shortened the wa ter route from coast to coast by weeks The power for promoting these projects has been either delegated or implied by the Constitution A broad interpretation of the l8th clause commonly referred to as the elastic clause which gives Congress the right to make all 'aws necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers has made it possible for the legis lative body to take many powers not ex pressly given to it in the Constitution For example the Panama Canal was built be cause of a broad view of the l8th clause together with the riaht of Congress to regulate foreign and interstate Com merce Strangely enough the some clauses which welded the country together also allow Fed eral G Men to protect the people ln addition to state only a few aids for our benefit the government helps in flood control as well as in rehabilitation ad vances extensive research to find the causes of and cures for such diseases as typhoid diphtheria malaria and yellow fever and reclaims and irrigates land for the use of fu ture generations Then too the Federal government promoted the T V A to de velop the water power of the Tennessee River and to bring about lower electrical rates The Federal government also created the C C C to provide healthful robs in the open air for the youth of America and to keep them away from the many pitfalls of crime So today our growth is promoted and pro tected by the Government through the Con stitution Our welfare is a first considera tion always as We the People intended it should be over one hundred and fifty years ago 1 , 1 1 - I ' 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . . 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' 1 1 . , -I- lt l' -' ' 4 -.asf hiat- ll K , - K A.: gp w IDNE 1938 The Blessing of Liberty Eeverly Marie Austin The blessing of liberty was not a mere abstraction to the American people when they established their constitution one hundred and fifty years ago lt was no shining cloud of glory no vague or idle sentiment no hazy ideal of the people On the contrary liberty meant certain concrete rughts to the people Their constitution was created largely to es tablish order in their economic life But or der was merely one ideal their liberties were also important to the colonists As a result in order to be ratified the constitu tion was modified by ten amendments stat ing these rrghts of liberty Today this sec tion of the constitution is commonly called the Bill of Rights The American colonists cherished their newly acquired liberty Even as they demon strated their new found freedom by pro claiming it in The Declaration of lndepend ence and by fashioning laws for themselves in the Constitution they guaranteed the these two leaduna documents The first says that men are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights and that amo g these are life liberty and the pur suit of happiness The latter in its pre amble states that it was established in or der to form a more perfect union establish justice insure domestic tranquillity pro vide for the common defense promote the General welfare and secure the blessinns of l berty to ourselves and our posterity The fact that in other countries all around us some or all of these ten rights have been removed from people assures us of the preciousness of our constitution lt preserxation is our dearest obligation and duty Our obligations and duties remind us of Emerson s Compensation in which Ine said For everything you have missed you have gained something else and for every thing you gain you lose somethma ln compensation for the blessings of liberty then the conscientious and patriotic citizen owes his country various duties He studies its government and public questions and thereby helps to form a sound public oprn on the basis of good government H votes intelligently by examining the candi dates for office very carefully before he casts his vote and he votes regularly Tax es levied on goods for his benefit are paid loyally ln time of war or any other dire need the citizen does his utmost to and the country He respects his self imposed Con stztutron because he realrzes that rules have to exist not the might of one but the good of all is important The individual res traints by self imposed rules ensures his own freedom To anyone entering New York harbor to day the Statue of Liberty appears somewhat dwarfed by the tall buildings on lower Man hattan In the old days before the finan cial center towered above it the frgure of Liberty loomed large and magnificent Surely lrberty must not be dwarfed in our lives today by finance or by any other ma terial consideration lt is our job to keep alive liberty so that its position will be high the United States Let Americans ever re member that this is the land of the free and the home of the brave echoing the words Go ao forth Ameruca' Thy flamlna beacon liaht of liberty hold hiqh' Go shed wide its rays serene ln every land live human rights nor let them die' lContinued from Page l7l A MORE PERFECT UNION These keenest minds in the country sharpened by existing conditions and the knowledge of past failures determined to build a secure foundation Finally a conclusion was reached after a series of great and minor compromises The Constitution which provided for a strong central government of coequal legislative executive and iudicial branches was com pleted and put into legal form iCoi-ntirged CM Page 457 V ' 21 I I I ' V 4 A A . . . i - . 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I ' -L , A . fr ' .lu M' 'f' ' ' Tl'1e Perfect Semor Gurl The pertect gurl l938 style has Gladys Swync1ck1 s dlsposutlon Dorus Carp nters dlmples Etervlta Vangel s eyes Mary Healys smlle Martha Nlchols henght Ev elyn Morse WIT Edna Rannbows dancung feet Janet Hanan s halr Beverly AUSTIN s athletlc abl' ty R th Touceys clothes Margery Slmpson s polse Dorns Czyzewskn s personaluty Margaret Chaces blush Ruth Carey s complcx1cn Helen L1bera s hands THE CRIMSON AND GRAY The Perfect Semor Boy The perfect boy l938 style has Eddue l. tgrens dusposltlon Franny Bousquets w t Charlue Troy s curly hour Glngy Rnsch :tells s smlle Able Abrahamson s athletnc abluty Fred Ashmankas heught Joe Kel ly s eyes Teddy Ostrowskl s danclng feet Edd: Beers clothes Kenneth Fords phys lque Warren Haynes pause Ted Kwar clak s personaluty Red Allard s blush Paul Dubreu1ls dlmples and George Tullys rel1ab1l1ty Superlatlves ot I938 Bev Aust1n Ruth Laughlln Helen Damlan Betty Merr1ll Effue Vangel Beatr1ce Weaw er Effue Vangel Marge Murphy Ruth Carey Jul1e Chace Glorua Julsan Bev Austun Evelyn DaDalt Bev Austnn Marae Ph1ll1ps Isabel Cudworth Margery Sumpson Claure Lem1re Ruth Toucey Barbara Wulkunson Helen Damlan Wnnufred Stanley Beatruce Weaver Margery Snmpson Janet Hogan Vuvlan Vantura Marjone Murphy Ruth Toucey Betty Merrull Dorls Lapolnte Bev Austun 1 l 1111111 1 11111 11 ll111111 12111111 H111 1 I 111 11111111111 llf 1111111111111 11111 II N 111111 X11111 1111111111 5111111011s 111111111 11111111 J 11111111 1 X111s11 fJIl1lI N11 N1101111 1 1011 1111 T1ac1111s P11111 11111111111 N1111111111s1 1711w01s 1 1111111 If7Q Shots D111 11091101 qrhool Stanley Abrahamson Lawrence Trombley fThaddeus Kwarcuak 1 Edward Lofgren Edward Lofgren Franklm Danuels Armand VOlplHI Thaddeus Kwarcrak Kenneth Ford Joseph Kelly Thaddeus Kwarclak Parker Smlth Edward Lofgren Joseph Paskal Clyde Morrell Fred Ashmankas Freder1ckJosl1n Vl1arren Haynes Clyde Morrell Fred Ashmankas Warren Haynes Hugo DeAngel1s Wayne Morse Albert Allard Thurston Favor Kenneth Ford Parker Smnth Cylde Morrell Kenneth Ford Warren Haynes Clyde Morrell Z2 ' . . . 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A I' 'J I lv Vx . . , . . 1, 1UNE 1938 C ass September 8 1934 The corrudors of our faur school were today brughtened by the colorful entrance of the to be renowned Class of 38 We were ZO7 un number and of great umportance uf you please September 13 1934 We have come to the end of our furst week We have been ocquauntung ourselves wuth the maze f rooms corrudors and teachers the last be ung non plussed wuth our unusual brvlluance and capabuluty wuth whuch we hope to dazzle them everlastungly durung our reugn Senuor captaun Norman LeBlanc was as umpressed as our teachers and ummeduately placed three of our members on the traffuc squad namely Parker Smuth Roch LaFleche and Hugo DeAngelus September 25 1934 Today we held our furst Class meetung and chose as our guud ung lughts Ernest Howarth presudent Bev erly Austun vuce presudent Charles Troy treasurer and Ruth Laughlun secretary October 1934 We made our unutual ap pearance to nught at the Freshman Recep Hustory tuon where we appeared dressed as farmers and farmerettes We arruved an excuted flushed and gugglung lot dusplayung luttle green bows whuch were dustrubuted at the door by the honorable Junuors our hosts and hostesses of the evenung Parker Smuth and Bcb Laluberte became acquaunted wuth the truals and trubulatuons of the Freshmen that nught January 5 1935 On returnung to our dear old Alma Mater from the Chrustmas Holudays we found that Santa had left us seventeen adorable new Freshmen Santa was kund when he blessed us wuth such no tables as the twun unseparables Tully and Beers and Kwarcuak and Lofgren the prude and uoy of the eughth grade Louuse Lem melun the vuvacuous Betty Merrull and our Fandsome blonde athlete Jub Favor February 8 1935 Tonught our Glee Club appeared at the Town Hall un the H M S Punafore Our own Beethoven Ruth Laughlun assusted un the accompanument June 19 1935 We are now full fledged hugh schoolutes So endeth the furst year ICE HOCKEY TEAM 1937 38 I o , . - 1 1 - - I 1 . . . 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I . , . , . - I . 1 1 ' ' - - - . - 11 11 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , . 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W' H ' u September 9 1935 Dear Diary N longer are we inexperienced freshmen but sophomore the wise fools of the school September 19 1935 Today dear Diary the new Sophomore class congregated for the first time A class meeting was held for the purpose of electing officers The following is the result President Warren Haynes Vice president Beverly Austin Secretary Ruth Ann Fallon The Sophomore members added to the Student Council are Eleanor Boyle Roch LaFleche Evelyn Da Dalt Warren Haynes Miss Persis Howe became our permanent faculty adviser January Z3 1936 Hobbies have become the talk of the day George Tully has his hens Neil Turner and Nelson Fay their model airplanes And the pride with which these members of our class of 38 talk about their respective hobbies makes one think of a year previous when we weren t too responsible for what we said Ah' but for tunately those Freshman Days are gone for ever and now we are lyes Dear Diaryl now we are the wise fools THE CRIMSON AND GRAY February 15 1936 Dear Diary we held a Valentine Party today Only Sophomores were allofved to attend but we had a grand tim Ed Lofgren and Ted Kwarciak took part in the entertainment and as usual were found in the vicinity of the refresh ments March 18 1936 Jib Favor is still to be seen retouching photos lmostly by adding moustachesl but we have high hopes of his becomes an upper classman June 5 1936 Dear Diary we have en tered the lnterclass Play competition spon sored by the Dramatic Club We are to present The Ghost Hunters with the roles being played by the following Warren Haynes Louise Lemmelm Hugo DeAngelus Francis Bousquet Betty Merrill Edward Lofgren June 18 1936 Dear Diary school is al most over for another year We are pre paring ourselves for the next step that of becoming Juniors upperclassmen June 1936 Dear Diary school is out This shall be the last time that we write as Sophomore for soon we will be Juniors with new experiences and new secrets .r CAST OF THE CHARM SCHOOL 24 , . ' . o , . ' , s-- ' , X . ' e. ' I ' 1 I A - I I H l I I . . . . Treosurer Errresf Howorflq getting over these childish pranks before he . ' ' I - ll ll' ' I u . . I . . . . I v l , 1 ' I l - . I , . . . ' 1 - , . . S . . . , S JUNE 1938 September 22 1936 Dearest Diary we immediately elected Clyde Morrell Beverly AUSTIN Gladys Swyncicki and Thaddeus Kviarciak as our officers aid without stop ping for a breath of air chase the captnvat mg colors of Blue and Silver October 14 1936 We were not given perm ssion to have a night Freshman recep tuan Are we too young? or are the Fresh man particularly immature? November 4 1936 lt is with deep thought and respect that we note the lass of Mr Peterson our teacher and coach ever to be presented by Wells pupils was giv en by a cast of Warren Haynes Louise Lem melin Kenneth Hunt Francis Bousquet and Ted Kwarciak directed by Mr Earls Aprll 16 1937 Dear Diary in the pre sentation of The Charm School our class reaped the honor of presenting the largest gathering of beautiful girls on the stage at any one time in the history of the school Aprll 16 1937 Gloria Julian and Clyde Morrell nobly represented the school at New Bedford Mass at the meeting of Massa chusetts Associated Student Councils June 3 1937 Dear Diary we end this successful year in gay pomp by sponsoring the Junior Prom for the graduatung class September 1937 We welcomed our new principal Mr JamesM Robertson as we congratulated our new superintendent Mr Channing H Greene Life max ed swiftly' We had barely chos en our class officers presudent Clyde Mor rell vice president Beverly Austin secre tary G-cria Julian treasurer Ted Ostrow ski and congratulated Beverly Austin on her edltarshvp af the Crlmson and Gray when we found curs lves head and heels un the Senior Play dnfferent7 Why to be sure we have the new high school band to lead our spirited pupils to our football games November 1937 Dear Diary even in Growing Pains we experimented most successfully with a new actress Margorie Phillips who mothered our leading lady Betty Merrill Only our success was familnar lexcept minor expenses of popcorn balls and fruit that simply vanished perhaps Brian and the osslffer could sheda lit tle light an the matterl December 1937 Ours certainly was the era of the Great Awakening what with our hockey team with Mr Paul Dion CAST OF GROWING PAlNS ggmfgngfg g H g rggggg 25 I ' D 1 I ' I 1 I ' ' I I I I : , - , ' , , , ' . . 1 v ' ' I 1 Q 1 ' I ' ' - . . . - ' - 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 A ' ' . - ' - I I I ' ' I . A A . . . I I ' e ' January 24, 1937. The first Radio Play October, 1937. Dear Diary, something . . Q I I I I ' . . . , . , 1 ' 1 ' 11 - - 11 - ' II ll ' ' ' I I . I I . I . v Q 1 II ' II II 1 ll ' - I . ' . - I 4 I - I ' 1 I ' - ' ll ' Il I I cs Coach and one of our members K nneth l-1unt Captaln Mr M 'ton Mlckelson or aanl ed a safety program that has proved very ucces ful l-lugo DeAngells and mem bers of has traffuc squad may be seen donng duty at d smlssa Stal' another novelty? Yes a lazz orches tra too added greatly to the enloyment of Mr Snell one of our Engl: h teachers or ganuzed a track team rn whuch Bob Lal: berte and Kenny Cord almost became fa moss What a re ard What a class February 1938 Another vvhlrlwlnd has spun us around dear dlary and we found the Glee Club presentang a very successful operetta The Count and the Co ed dlrect ea bv lcan you umaglne another change' Mass Berthe Hebert Much of the success was due to our silver vomced tenor Larry Trombuey March 1938 Dear Diary by now we counted the months left of school March started the great rush for graduatuon p c tures What a rush' The lower classmen were clambernng and begging for puctures before the Seniors had tame to make a lust never mind maknng up excuses We had lnttle reallzed how many lower classmen really wanted our pnctures to remember us by PHI CRINISON VND GRXX Aprli 1938 Wltn the Comlng of Aprll Sensors Introduced the memorable ueer Jac ets N vw art st c talent was dns covered through tnns lntroductnon even nf at :ft vanlsh wntn tne first washing Unconven al but appropr ate sprawls havnng Beer Ja kets srgned orngnnated Perhaps the most sLccessful but sup runconventuonal May 1938 The Footllghter s Club spon sored an lnterclass Play program ln whnch the Sensor Class presented Buddy Buys an Or h d presentnng our versatule Betty Mer rlll thus tlrne as a colored cook The Student Councul sent Gladys Swyn cuck: and Beverly Austun to Rxndge Technucal School of Cambrudge to represent our school at the Assocuated Body of Student Councnls of Massachusetts June 1938 We aren t through expert mentung No slr not we' We didn t want colorful rubbons and rolled dnplomas we wanted the newer more modern type of flat drploma And so we ve voted After experlmentung wuth the Cohasse Country Club s tenderloun steak Class Day and graduatxon exercises lnot forgetting our Proml we were already to attempt the greatest experrment of all Lnfe WELLS HIGH GLEE CLUB l937 38 Z6 , qt A . F H H . . L . an .' I 9 . , . I , , ' . . i. ' f the Q ' ' cc H 'Z B li . lf: f l l ' f 's' . s . A f ' . ' . ' , ' ' ,A . . A. , I 3 . , , , . , ,, I L C . v . T : ' l. tcr' , ' , ' , , , cr , , t 4 ' 1 e ' I I ' V ' our basketball games, But that is not all, pcstion was achieved by Ruth Toucey. C 'C L . , - 1 ' ' I , . . . . , . . A K V 1 H l f' l l . ,,, , B . ' ' ' A c s , e II ll ' II 4 A ' ll ' V l , ' ' - I . I I . I - . ' E - f ' I . . . , . I I I - I ' ll ll ' ' -ra --I Ll Xwuxxu NAMHQ V... 7 Q l We the Senuor Class beung of sound mund and sorrowung that graduatuon has sounded our death knoll fund ut futtung and proper to enter thus our last testament on the munutes of the funal school sessuon of To Muss Howe the class of I938 leaves not one but dozens and dozens of orchuds To the Hugh School EVELYN MORSE leaves her barn for future partues To Mr Robertson LORRAINE MERCURE leaves her share of her father s sandbank to full sandboxes to provude amusement for the eughth graders next year To Mr Lavallee EDNA RAINBOW leaves her gymnastuc abuluty so that he can wash the walls wuthout a step ladder To Muss Aucoun FLORIDA DEMERS leaves her perfect secretarual manner to be guv en to an awkward Freshman next year To Muss Drake MARTHA NICHOLS leaves the contents of her Muckey Mouse Bank for bugger and better assemblues next year To Mr Snell we leave a large supply of luttle wagons so that next year s Senuors can pull home theur Englush Luteratures To Mr Duon MARY OLNEY leaves her re portung unstunct to furnush publucuty for hus Ice Hockey team To Mr Wunston MARY SALVIUOLO leaves her vuolun and her promuse to come back to help hum next year To Muss Burtz BEATRICE WEAVER leaves the punk of her cheeks to use un her pastel pauntung I THE CRIMSON AND GRA1 To Mr Muchelson FRANNY BOUSQUET leaves hus collectuon of cute bow tues To Muss Futzgerald two femunune Crumson and Gray assocuates leave the many strange unterludes spent together as somethung for her to remember them by To Bunny and Harry McMahon ROBERT CANNING leaves hus legs to be duvuded equally between them so that they can pole vault theur way home after school To Muss Corbun s s wung classes JANET HOGAN and BARBARA WILKINSON leave a book entutled What the Well Dressed College Gurl Should Wear To the Debatung Club LOUISE LEMMELIN leaves her Coronet so that the members may reuqn over future debates and BOB DORIS CARPENTER so they ll have plehty to Say PEARL WHEELOCK leav s her name Pearl to the Junuor Class to add to the wealth of uts tr asury BARBARA BINGLEY leaves her unutuals to the Crumson and Gray staff to help theur poetuc alluteratuons next year GINGY RISCHETELLI leaves hus home room seat un Room IO4 to Al Tuberuu so Mr Snell won t muss hum next year WINIFRED STANLEY leaves her gift for enthusuasm to Nuna Hobson MARY SUTCLIFFE leaves her strung of A S to Donald Steenburn to keep them un the DORIS CZYZEWSKI leaves her sweet de mure way to the Musses McCann and Lentu so that they can get along wuth the teachers MARGARET CHACE leaves her profule to Darthua Bernheum WESLEY WILLIAMS bequeaths hus sturdy molars to Frank Guarduanu HARRIET ROBINSON leaves her fauthful ness to Sturbrudge to Theresa Martel JIB FAVOR bequeaths hus football helmet to the I938 football captaun MARJORIE PHILLIPS leaves her classucal brown and tan shoes to Louuse Gregoure may you full them Louuse Z8 ' I ST I ' A H ,. u ' I . :Nl J ' ' I Q ' June 22 1938 BY JOHNSON leaves his arguments with - S's. lu, s '- nf- .mr A IUNE 1938 EVELYN CHRISTO leaves her efflclent bJslness luke manner to Jackle Sulllvan ISABEL CUDWORTH S quiet repose IS left to Sara Coffm ALICE HAMPSHIRE leaves her hesltatlng Ah s In French class to Davud Ohlwuler so that he can thunk longer before trans lations HELEN GRAY leaves her raduo contract to Rosalyn Goodwun KENNETH FORD leaves hus traffac post to Rabbit Proulx IRENE PETRELLI leaves her cute luttle pout to be put away In the offlce safe and kept untnl the day when Wells puts on Its raduo plays over a televlsuon system NELSON FAY bequeaths has somber poker face to Harold Bruggs so that Harold may look more Innocent after some prank FRANCIS LENTI leaves hus reckless care free manner to the apparently conserva tnve John Guufford FREDDIE JOSLIN leaves to Arnold Good wan a tuny radno set so that he may lnsten to has favorite program of cookung recipes durung school hours PAUL DUBREUIL leaves has physuque to Mllton Freeman so that he can Impress the opposite sex 29 PAUL LALIBERTE leaves his mustache to Bob Gatnneau so that he can scare the oppasnng center next year on the grndnron TEDDY KWARCIAK leaves Wlllue Jones to Adele Lnro who has a crush on the youngster BOB LALIBERTE leaves hrs famous legs to Feet Decataldu to add to has already great heught LESLIE DAVENPORT leaves has nonchal ance to John Caves BEN CABANA leaves has paper route and hus leather coat to Phllup DeAngelIs RUTH CAREY leaves her pulchrutude to Rita Pratt CHRISTINE DECKER and JEAN MCKINS TRY leave to Mary Tobla and Eleanor Rowett their wlllungness to model Sensor dresses when argument rlses They ll need It ROLAND DEMERS our busnness man leaves has bread route experlence to Vac L Ecuyer to help hum next year wnth the Crimson and Gray EDDY BEERS leaves has car to next year s Sophomores for transportatuon purposes GLORIA JULIAN leaves her dizzy soclal whurl to Dora Kendall CHARLOTTE LOCKE leaves her banjo to Alnce Hong to add to her other accomp Iushments lContunued on Page 33l THE GIRLS' CLUB I937 38 '. -. . . . 1 . . . - 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U O- L-: ' .-+- - o cv E V75 Q LP CD3 4- ' o m O :P -C - .D- ..l- U E-U g TZ Z LBLU l-fl' UC 2 . . 4- .. - - 'TE Es' H Po LL Ln LC r-LO 0 E 01. goo 1 .ZL wg -- LLI bfi a.ca ' 'I ' 'U-. 34 ROSE PUCCILLI leaves her part IH the mnnstrel show to the Mountann Boys ESTELLE QUEVILLON leaves her smule to George Vasll BETTY MERRILL leaves her skull nn playing character parts to Prnce Burgess MILTON COLE leaves lots of good advice and experuence to has brother Howard HELEN DAMIAN leaves her pet saynng Hnya keed' to Danxel Websters Duc tlonary for adoptnon HUGH DE ANGELIS leaves hus wuld screech to the Gnrls Club for thenr Halloween party DORIS BOURASSA leaves her glggle to Stanford Renaud to contrast wuth hus slow speech RUTH LAUGHLIN leaves her pomade stuck to Hazen Locke to keep hls llps from chappnng durlng next Thanksgiving Day S game wnth Webster HELEN LIBERA leaves her accomplished waltz to the eughth graders so they can make a good shownng at next year s Freshman party EDWARD MAGEAU leaves hrs poetry to Stevne Casavant to help hum express hrs sentnm nts IRENE LIBUDA leaves her haur to next year s leadung lady of the Sensor play THE CRIMSON AND GRAY FELICIA GRUDZIEN leaves her dellcate blush to Rnchard Aucoun MARY HEALY leave her cute lettle wrnnkles to Isabel DaDalt Havnng received word that she ns to recelve a new car GLADYS HOOD has consented to leave her jalopy to Rog r Larochelle LUCILLE LARIVIERE leaves her natural arched eyebrows to Joseph Egan to guve hum proper sophlstlcatuon DORIS CARPENTER leaves her cute dumples to Robert Gurouard to add to has angellc expressuon EDDIE LOFGREN leaves one half the cavnty In has stomach to Sammy Spaulding so that Sammy will eat four times what he eats now GERTRUDE MANGAN leaves her trap to Qunnebaug to Ann Dennus Robbins as a reward after she has seen Southbrudge fnrst JULIE CHACE leaves her agreeable manner to Whvt Goddu BEVERLY AUSTIN leaves her executuve abnlnty to Eugene Roy Presudent of the .lunuor class RUTH TOUCEY leaves her charmnng attrac tive ways to the already talented Lucnlle Dubreull WELLS HIGH BAND l937 38 . 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JUNE 1938 35 MARJORIE MURPHY dedncates her danc Ing abnluty to those future danclng stars the Freshmen THEODORE OSTROWSKI bequeaths has punk cheeks to that Beau Brummel of the eighth grad John Woulas NEIL TURNER leaves hls executive positron at the Fave and Ten to that famous candy eater Murph Hazard PARKER SMITH leaves has enormous sup ply of Freshman admlrers to Armand Sansoucy GEORGE TULLY adds has vocabulary and wut to Wulluam McCann s stock JOE PASKAL leaves hrs abulnty to scare people rndung wnth hum to Warren Mc Grath CLAIRE LEMIRE and DOROTHY SWEN SON leave theur petute Iuttle ways to Nancy Goddu and Barbara Darcy KENNETH HUNT leaves has golf clubs to that future Bobby Jones Aldo Pucci LARRY TROMBLEY leaves hrs golden volce to Rnchard Johnson to make Muss He bert s boys chour a success CLIFFORD REYOR leaves hns gob at Foley s to William DnFed rlCo CELIA LUPONI leaves her all around good sportsmanshlp and dainty feminine per sonaluty to the Gnrls Fneld Hockey and Basketball Teams DORIS LAPOINTE the soclety mother In our sensor play leaves her stage make up to Mary Welsner KATHERINE MILCZEWSKI leaves memor les of Hamilton Street to Mary Murawskl BARBARA MUNDAY leaves an open house for next year s club meetings FRANKIE DANIELS leaves hrs shurttall CHARLIE TROY hus hanrcut and WIN NIE THOMPSON her ssghs of relief to next year s wull commnttee Wntnessed thus twenty second day of June and attested to by the flrm of canine notarues Peggy Greene McGmty Robertson Chuppy Merrill WELLS HIGH ORCHESTRA l937 3 v . 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I , . 1 I - l I 36 gg fffd jx ROPIXECY il Q R-il.-5 From the corner where prophesuers Taucey Bouchard and Ostrowskl were blankly pondervng three eerne wutches wrlthed from the shadows Weavnng cloud :ly about us these ghostly masses of shape less gray developed unto leermg symbols the three fates advisers of Macbeth By some freak twust of fortune these wlerd prophets hovermg an a dusky background had matersaluzed to enlnghten us upon the pucturesque futures of our lmpressuve class GLADYS HOOD star of MARGERY SIMPSON S smash hut tragedy Who Pousoned Caspers Purple Raspberries? s continually losing her money on a serues of recondutnonungs for her snappy lltt'e road ster an exact duplucate of her l938 moael has a determuned tendency to sldle towards mud holes and remain happuly stuck tnere BETTY MERRILL famous leader of a humane soclety explores and collects worn out ucncles from the wllds of South Afrnca Her sympathetlc associate BARBARA WILKINSON sponsors a modernlstuc refrng ,rg Hwrmg QIMSONAND GRAY erator car In whlch these world weary uclcles may rest TED KWARCIAK a police commnssloner dusgulsed as a barber attrlbutes hrs breath takung success to hus ablluty to corner n sane crnmlnals by theur reactuons to fantas tlc halrcuts guven by sleuth Kwarcuak Amazung' The system of only genlus murmurs ED LOFGREN dlgnlfled head of Buttercup Insane Asylum but sometumes I wonder they say genuus and nnsanlty are only a halrs breadth apart DOLLY CARPENTER S baby face has In spared Walt Dnsney to star her un the pro ductuon of Rose Bud and the Seven Thorns EDDIE BEERS made headlunes recently by golng over Niagara Falls an a barrel Not to be outdone by the stunt BOB CANNING dnd a human fly act on the Empire State Building P S Both are now being nursed back to health by PEARL WHEELOCK a full fledged nurse un the Hospntal for Convalesclng Nut wuts HUGO DE ANGELIS has retired from ac tnve competutlon nn golf tournaments be cause of parental oblectnons to Indoor proc tlces Although mnsdnrected golf balls soar ed through every closed wundow In the house all was tolerated untul Hugo began drlvung balls through the walls of the house BARBARA MUNDAY IS the before sneeze ad for FRED Hamlet ASHMAN KAS Hay Fever Remedy whose slogan us To sneeze or not to sneeze that IS the question' Mass Mundays sneezes have made her In great demand with other slmnlar companles PAUL DUBREUIL IS a hugh salaried dec oratar of collegiate looking Fords his spe cnalty benng grotesque pieces of modernns tlc art painted on a black and white check ered background Has asslstant FRANNIE BOUSQUET IS a representatuve from the Esqulre publlclty department who dresses the boys to match theur cars EVELYN DADALT IS a parachute lumper for the Jumbo Marshmallow Fluff Company , N 1 D D D N 'I I I I . 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I . . 1 1 1 - 1 IUNE 1938 ,- her Iob beIng to cast samples of the product over the countrysIde as she descends JOE KELLY has become a peanut vender who operates IN front of thIs school HIS product produces quIte a commotIon In classrooms between the CONTINUOUS crack lIng of shells and the results DORIS CZYZEWSKI S abIlIty for gettIng out of tIght spots has Induced her to take up mountoIn clImbIng AccordIng to the latest report she IS perched on the peak of an Icy Alp wrackIng her brauns for a method to descend RED ALLARD Owns a harem In Turkey In whIch he has 999 WIVSS STANLEY ABRAHAMSON has replaced Clark Gable In the movIes It IS rumored that hIs mysterIous aloofness and blush have made hIm a greater lover than Gable ever was JANET HOGAN now manufactures downy feathers the fluttery sIlky type whIch she sells to school teachers to keep students awake RUTH LAUGHLIN IS a well known Im porter of doughnut holes and IIquId Ice cubes whIch she sells to the polar bears In the New York Zoo utes hIs success to hIs straIght eraser shoot Ing from behInd desk covers In school PARKER SMITH a full fledged woman hater has retIred to the Kentucky HIIIS where he IIves on the top of one of the pIne trees there When Mr SmIth becomes too stuck up In hIs snooty habItat NEIL TURNER a graduate sap lIquIfIer dIssolves the pItch wIth a IIttle nItrIc acId and sets Parker free agaIn IRENE PETRELLI has blasted the old theory that the way to a man s heart I through hIs stomach She recently experl mented Wlfh the theory but dIscovered that after all ptomaIne poIsonIng IS a SEFIOUS thIng RITA GAGNON has created a new short but more beautIful language for poets DORIS LAPOINTE manager of an Infor matIon Bureau In Boston IS able to answer all QUESTIONS rangIng from Are fIIes legs dIgestIbIe9 to What IS the average lIfe of a street cleaner? ROSE PUCILLI has adopted an adorable football team that dresses In sweet rose sa tIn SUITS wears AmerIcan beauty roses be hInd ears has a fetchIng rosy blush and yearly wIns the Rose Bowl Gam The Edwards Company IS sponsorIng a new InventIon for LARRY TROMBLEY has construed a watch In whIch hIs own melo dIous voIce constItutes the tIcks MARY SALVIUOLO has begun a new type of school In whIch pupIls learn by smg Ing and playmg mI.IsIc ThIs resulted from way back In those days when Mary hated school and work so much Because of her calm serene face KATH ERINE MILCZEWSKI has been engaged by a tap dancIng class to quIet the rattled nerves of pupIIs ROLAND DEMERS swam the Atlantlc Ocean to wIn an ICE cream bet wIth MARY OLN EY To prove that he really accomplIsh ed thIs feat Demers swam up to Dover ClIffs Wlfh a gurglIng shark tucked under one arm FRANKIE DANIELS who wanted to get away from It all went Into secIusIon as a beIng hIs trusty Fanny Farmer Cook Book JIB FAVOR an Inventor often swIms out to VISIT FrankIe when world affaIrs become too oppressmg RUTH OLDEIELDS old Iob as IIbrarIan IS just a sIde lIne for she has made a boom Ing busIness of seIIIng gondolas In VENICE GINGER RICHITELLI her busIness man ager advertIses the e boats as havIng moth hole proof seats and a guarantee agaInst mosquIto DIIGS and he even produces robots for companIons for lone gIrIs LUCILLE LARIVIERE a furnIture desIgn er recently created a crockery lIned chaIr that by the push of a button Inverts the pull of gravIty and enables one to go UDSIOIFS throu h the ceIlIng GLORIAJULIAN who IS MIss LarIvIere s demonstrator advocates wearIng a reInforced steel helmet when op eratIng the super modern convenIence how ever ' 31 . . - ' II ll ' ' . 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I 'T ' . 1 I . . . . . , I ' , I - . . - I . . l U ' ' II ' I 38 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY KENNETH FORD is an exclusive model for Hart Shaffner suits his business equip ment consisting of smoked glasses and a tin cup CHARLIE TROY a loping track star has become a noted manufacturer of green cheeses which are ninety nine and forty four one hundredths per cent pure and float BARBARA BINGLEY and MARGARET CHACE have become two of the most dar ing bubble blowers in the country Their deftness at blowing enormous Iridescent balls and courage in not flinching when they burst have won them world wide fame HARRY KRALY is the proud possessor of Droopy Knees a giant red grass hopper who retrieves all lost ping pong balls ROBERT LALIBERTE S Museum of Uni ques and Freaks is a highlight in Rockefeller in this organization spends her time exam :ning carved watermelon seeds and non in flammable matches MARGE PHILLIPS is a flagpole sitter on the Queen Mary She remains perched in this position for months at a time but man ages to keep up on current events by per sonal communication with passing mail planes BEVERLY AUSTIN whose humane in stincts never fail is conducting a home for nostalgic seals who have wandered down from the North Pole Miss Austin has thoughtfully equipped her menagerie with live penguins luttlng icebergs and dead fish to make her pets feel right at home GEORGE TULLY has just returned from the wilds of Alaska where he secured the pink elephant with blue feet for which he has been searching He plans to use this dainty creature as a watch dog and orna ment on his stone fence GERTRUDE MANGAN becoming fa mous for her skill in sewing is instructing a newly established sewing class in the harem ofthe Rajah of India WARREN HAYNES has been appointed ambassador to Pluto because of his detail ed knowledge of Fuzzless Grapenuts the food of all Plutolians RUTH CAREY is in the Flll Islands teach ing the natives the Big Apple and how to chew Wrigley s Spearmint safely CONNIE BOUCHARD S invention of the Eye Protector for grapefruit has proved very ingenious Her equipment consists of a small curtain of cellophane attached to the forehead which contains units of canned spurts of juice JOE PASKAL is a successful business man who made his fortune rejuvenating dying trees by pasting cellophane leaves on their drooping limbs CLYDE MORRELL has been elected first mayor of Sturbridge a now thriving hamlet BARBARA NOYES has become a lecturer on the subject How Useless to Chase Rain drops Since They Only Evaporate Anyway MARY SUTCLIFFE Miss Noyes demon strator proves this point by flitting about under thunder clouds and showing how when she does capture a raindrop that it only vanishes EDDIE SANSOUCY is recuperating from a sprained eyebrow obtained while playing center for the Boston Bruins CHEERING SQUAD I937 38 Center. EDNA RAINBOW, chief appraiser heat to quickly evaporate all misdirected IUNE 1938 39 BEN CABANA another famous explorer returned from Mars In has new spaceship with a cow whnch glves not only mllk but also :ce cream and fudglcles ALICE HAMPSHIRE lndulges In the pro fessxon of wlg maklng For that artlstuc touch she believes In Inserting pieces of striped grass and brlstly wheat KENNETH HUNT was a press agent Has flalr for the fasclnatlng netted hum great success whale nt lasted but has last dynamlc publlclty stunt of havlng hns star wrapped IH the arms of a smllung octopus proved a trufle unlucky for the octopus became too affectionate RUTH TOUCEY has become a tax: dermlst her specual phllanthroplc endeavor being to stuff tennis rackets so that the nn evltable hole through which so many balls seem to sknm might do a dlsappearung act HARRIETT ROBINSON has one pecullar characterustuc In every stage set which she designs No matter what the play may be she believes nn havlng a bluejay contlnually circle about the stage chasing a plece of cotton This she states symbolizes carefree joy TED OSTROWSKI sound effects man on the some stage declares that thus fly :ng plus a pebble constantly bounclng agalnst a sheet of tnn proves quite effectnve upon the audience CELlA LUPONI s new dlvlng sunt enables her to remain under water for days at a tame glvlng her ample time to teach short hana to the mermalds so they can be ste nographers to the klngflshes PAUL LALIBERTE IS a heartbroken man for when he was recently sleepwalklng he accidentally sat on has prlze collectlon of mnnlature glass trauns CLAIRE LEMIRE excels as the New Eng land champion bubble gum blower She values hnghly her collectlon of plcture cards obtained with each penny purchase of gum ISABEL CUDWORTH IS growing pruze wunnung tomatoes In her spare tnme She advertlses them as being perfect species for drssatlsfled audiences to show thenr dns pleasure IH actors DORIS BOURASSA IS offerung a prlze to anyone who can glve her a tmp on how to eat spaghettl and do It dalntlly RUDY LAVERDIERE whlzzes by In his new alrplane a dalnty lnttle number which travels at a mrnlmum speed of 400 mules an hour WAYNE MORSE Laverdlere s chief mechanic has so strengthened thus colorful blrd that when lt crashes Into a tree the tree wlltlngly collapses doing no damage to the plane STUDENT COUNCIL l937 33 I I ' . . . , . , , I . I - . . , - . I I - , . I , . - I I I . . . I . ' I I ' I . , , 1 ' I I I . THE CRIMSON AND GRAY ilu? iiff?-4 i ' 44 me GQADMATION Ji if UFYESSES QW ,W lg' E?OQTS THE BANQU T MANNEF5 AUTQGRMDHS 1, ,. f f ff Ras 3 ' 30 'Qin 1 A I, Y Q' ,I N l 2, . :lg . A .aw L, 9 ag -K ,,. ' mgrg' 40 Mr E sx N . V gi fl ftkf X , S , f Q ki? A Q 0' X14 fl, 5 x A f A si 6 S - I K Q 4 X b L, , 1 . Q a - P-A . V . ....w:U':Sb'iYf ' ' iffy A ' .. ' .Wx 1' 1 , +' ... 2 . 'v, 'u , ' ', . ' v . i g i , .U N if hm 5 . 3 I Y 1. 2 ... ' L, 5 ,C :Fe-'.,,f'? , . A M, '-lf: X'- Ks x JI W- ., x RS : M 'I '? I QV.. 1 s X , -. A Q A .4 , 'xx - 3 alias F, 6, W L Q E x- 43 I -5 x ' V Q4 X 571 K X .195 ,-,xi Er ix tvs' ff- 'vw X fx 11, 1 1 L , ' V X f 2 ' ag, Y 1- .1 f I , C ef , ' 1 H 'xy NLG L X ! ,gi , 1 I x Lwi x J 'A x I' J 5 45 f if l.-i-f P11535 I l Sim,-.ik 1 5 y uuusus was IRENE LIBUDA a desugner of artufucual flowers makes her creatuons more glamor ous by unsertung a but of perfume a decuded droop and a toy bee whuch buzzes at wull WESLEY WILLIAMS usa teataster for the Agfa Golf Ball Company Through hus surprusung tests the company can t ll the relatuve strength and consustency of theur tees before actual faurway tests ESTELLE QUEVILLON has wrutten an un abrudged ductuonary of arustrocratuc slang whuch us found un the secret collectuons of many tutled European famulues FLORIDA DEMERS us kept busy thunkung up new bedtume storues for the 350 chuldren whom she has adopted from an orphans home JEAN MCKINSTRY has created a sensa tuon among sku enthusuasts Experts won der how she manages to get up and walk after her many thrullungly dangerous spulls FRED JOSLIN won the Nobel Pruze for hus brulluant sclentufuc duscovery that bug oaks HELEN GRAY us now supplyung prettuly desugned horses for merry go rounds throuqhout the country EVELYN CHRISTO has managed a way to avoud duffucultues for she has experument ed wuth the fourth dumensuon and can easuly vanush unto ut MARTHA NICHOLS an ardent zoologust has become chuef unterpreter for the elephants and muce at Barnum and Bauley MILTON COLE now poses as the person ufued cugar store Induan Hus pucture adorns many magazunes as an advertusement for Wheatues WINIFRED STANLEY has amazed all scuentusts by beung able to curl up unto a hu man rubber ball and bounce uauntuly about the ropm ARMAND VOLPINI annoyed by the en ture femunune sex whule un hugh school has developed unto a suave haur dresser who curls gurls haur unto many voguush towerung spurals and doughnut twusts He now funds the femunune world much umproved GLADYS SWYNCICKI has become a hobbyust her predomunatung uoy beung to collect mucroscopuc anumals and burds for her detauled collectuon LORRAINE MERCURE owns her own res taurant whuch has become famous for uts delucuous butterfly wungs and tg r Iul es hearts EDWARD MAGEAU has become courageous luon tamer He tames these ferocuous beasts by furuously starung them un the eyes holdung a hypnotuc mental tele pathy wuth them and funally wunnung them over by a soothung s ssuon of whusker braud un JULIE CHACE us a collector of novel tea cups whuch she hangs up un her floatung tea room at Mashapaug Her pruze cup us a struped Chunese hollowed out acorn NV'1en LOUISE LEMMELIN was served Auth thus cup her drunk resulted un a vaolent rash and a case of oak pousonung but Louuse really dudn t mund CHARLOTTE LOCKE us studyung condu tuons un Ethuopua to determune what can be done to remedy what she belueves to be a sad sltuatuon She uncredulously declared that the Ethuopuans haven t yet heard of jumbo uce cream sodas EFFIE VANGEL has embarked on another trup to Alaska to enuoy her favorute sport of whale harpoonung MARY HEALY hasn t been seen for sev eral days but the reason probably us that she us stull blvssfully sleepung after wunnung a well earned vuctory un the sux day bucycle races Three members of our class have gone aur munded CHRISTINE DECKER us pulotung a guant balloon whuch us roamung over the countrysude whule HELEN LIBERA and HELEN DAMIAN are busy collectung samples of the fulmy clouds to prove to fruends who stull prefer old terra furma that there s nothung to be afraud of GFRTRUDE MACEIKCWICZ us the furst poluce woman un a small western vullage She If-as practuced fauthfully un her back yard and became a crack shot wuth her trusty pea shooter LESLIE DAVENPORT N Yorks out 3 'S . 41 I I I - , . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY standung newspaper man recently dusguused humself as a woman to get unsude unforma tuon on femunune chatter at a tea party Sl-lORTY REYOR who found that he uust couldn t tear humself away from Alma Ma ter has returned as a specualuzed uanutor hus equupment consustung ofa gallon lug of unk eraducator a hammer to fux broken wundow shades wuth and a sharp knufe wuth whuch to untue knotted curtaun pullers BEATRICE WEAVER has a thruvung busu ness of manufacturung m loduous whustles whuch she sells to modern poluce forces to add a luttle rhythm to theur beat FELICIA GRUDZIEN has at last fulfulled her lufe long ambutuon of producung an odor less onuon whuch us guvung her specual uoy be cause the world may now eat as many as ut pleases wuthout the usual dusastrous results WINIFRED THOMPSON and DOROTHY SWENSON have become hortuculturusts Wunnue has produced some very lovely uf squashy pea '1 s wuthout skuns whule Dar othy has grown an economucal though slumy skunless banana FRANCIS LENTI collector of sparklung raundrops soludufues them and sells them to gulluble lcelanders as duamonds MARGE MURPHY has duscovered a new way to wash dushes whuch elumunates all soap and water ln the patented Murphy Method one unserts durty dushes un a large aur tught vat of gas lthe kund used un stovesl and then throws un a lughted match ROBERT JOHNSON won a hamburg eat ung contest un Chucago by unhalung lO3 ham burgers a record whuch would even swamp Wumpy type of pleasure boat a super enlarged half of a cocoanut shell whuch may be pad dled at one s own rusk on any body of water VlVlAN VANTURA to ease the femun une mund manufactures bathung caps wuth ready made holes She us confudent of the success of thus convenuence because gurls no longer wull have to fret and worry whether theur haur us gettung wet or not Havung unformed us about every member of our class these swayung phantoms melt ed away unto the shadows leavung nothung behund but the hollow rung of eerue laugh er Ruth Toucey fonstance Bouchard Th dare Ostrowsku l TRAFFIC SQUAD l937 38 iles ' - '- EVELYN MORSE has developed a new ' C' C I ' f , THE CRIMSON AND GRAY FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL TEAMS 1937 38 TRACK SQUAD 1937 38 i IUNIL 1938 lCcntInu d from Page Zll A MORE PERFECT UNION lt IS sIgnIfIcant that In assemblIng theIr work INTO a wrItten constItutIon these men were actIng upon a prIncIple handed down bx early Anglo Saxons that IS that a wrIt ten charter lS SUDGFIOF to the wIll of the ex ecutIve legIslature and courts The work of the CONVENTION stIll faced possIble faIlure however SINCE ratIfIcatIon by nIne states was requIred before the Con stItutIon could go Into effect and these states were torn by a great polItIcal struggle between the rIch commercIal group and the poorer agrucultural people Many of the men who had wrItten the ConstItutIon rep resented the commercIal Interests and had been motIvated by a desIre to save our busu ness and to aId commerce The poorer agrI cultural people on the other hand were conservatIve They belIeved In pure de mocracy and feared any form of power Only after a long and hard struggle the com mercIal Interests secured the ratIfIcatIon of I'-Ine states by June Zl V188 All thIrteen states had now accepted the ConstItutIon and once accepted It became recogmzed by the AmerIcan people and other natIons as the backbone of the AmerIcan Republlc One hundred and fIfty years of lIberol InterpretatIon has enabled the ConstItutIon to come down to us today wIth only twenty one amendments TonIght we celebrate Its one hundred and flfflefh annwersary' Izplnm nf Geo C Shepard C0 I I Hxxsox IIYENI PIITIRAIII R111 Plrnnz TI-IE LITTLE GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 3l8 Worcester St TEL l458 FREE DELIVERY UNIVERSAL BLANK C0 , INC SPECIALISTS IN THE MOULDING OF ALL TYPES OF LENS BLANKS ALSO PRISMS AND INSTRUMENT BLANKS TEL ll72 SOUTHBRIDGE 'Tatronfze Our Aflzfertzsersp I , 9 . . . . . . , . 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STI DENT LUI Xlfln MAIN ST AT PEARL, WORCESTER Palronzze Our 4dz,-ertzsers , I W ,, I ' , ' ' ' FRU-.IUY IC'li VR C.-XXI ' VRICSII l Rl'I'l'S 1 A 3 l'f1f1'o11f:P ymn'fm'11141' r'l41.w.w I' l',sl:1l1l!4lu-ll T905 I V . I S- K-K h flvulxinll'ul1sl:1llIlll1'.Nvllf Zlli, I' 'op. SOUTIIBRIDGE. MASS. lllCN'l'lI,Xl. ST. 'I'I'II,. 1219 Will '-Voon Sl 's mul Pl'I'l'l'I'l lizc- . N11 sln :lull I'1I'0i'III1II1 Shoes ' 'Men - 'T T' l l l Q n Q l , , l9l - 938 ' . I . , , ' - - - , ' Sf . THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO wushes to toke this opportunnty to thonk the students ond foculty members of the Mory E Wells l-llgh School for the courteous treotment ond co operotuon ex tended to us dunng the ocodemlc school yeor We hove enjoyed worknng with oll of you ond oppre cnote the contudence whlch hos been ploced In us We suncerely hope thot thus yeor will be the beglnnnng of mony more yeors of very pleosont busnness relotlon shlpswnth your school WARREN KAY VANHNE STLD10 INC IOO Boxlston qtrect Pufrom 0 Our Adi 67 tzsers 0 0 l l , , BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS ORTH EA TER IVER ITY ffgfgit? Y COLLEGE OI- LIBERAL ARTS Offers lhrr ld progbrun of olle e suluctts scrxlng, IS 1 found mon for the under slant mg, of modern Lulu rt ul rtlltn s mtl ttthnn nl lLl1lCXCIllCIllf xc purpose of tlns pro r1m1s to gnc the studcnt 1 lrherll md tulturnl cduc mon 1nd a xomtronll competence xxhrth nts hun to enter some spctrhc tyne ot usetul em ployment COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Oilers '1 college program xx 1th broad and thorou3,,h Cflllllllb rn the prlncrples ot buslness wrth SpC.Cl'lllZ'ItIOH ID XCRLOL NTINC' I3ANlxINC AND FINANCII or BUSINPSS M XY XCFNIEXT Modern methods ot rnstructlon xncludmg, lectures solutron ot busmess problems tllss CllSCLl5SlOIIS professlonal tllks ln lmusmcss exetutlxcs md monon prttures ot mlnutnturrng, processes are used COLI EGE OF ENGINEERING lroudes complete collc e proyuns Ill ll1f,,ll1Lt.I'lII3,, wxrth pI'0lCSSlC7I1ll Courses ID the tlelds ot C IX II NIl'C HXNIC XI Qurth Dll'Sl4I -Xl'RONAUFlIC,XL and AIR C ONDIT IONINC optronsj Isl EC IRIC AI C HPMIC XL IIN DUSIRIAI PWC INI'l:RINC ind ENC INIAPRINC ADVIINISTR YIION C enerll LIILIHCCFIHE courses ire pursued durxnb the freshmmn wear thus the student need not mike 21 t1n1l dec1s1on 1s to the brrnch of enbrneermg 1n ulnch he urshes to specl llILC untrl the beglnnrni, of the sophomore vear Co-operatlve Plan The Co operatlxe Plfnn XXl'llCll IS avnlable to uppera.I1ssmen 1n wll courses pro vrdcs for 1 COIUIDIHIUOFI ot pmctrcal rndustrul Ucperlence wrth classroom rnstruc uon Under tlns plm the student rs lble to elrn 1 portxon of hrs school expenses as well rs to mrkc luusrness tontuts whrch proxc VllLlJl7lC III llter years Degrees Awarded Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Scrence FOR C YI XLOC NI XIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE NORIIIPASTPRN L xu FR IT1 DIRECTOR OF exD'NIIbSION Bovrox M xssacm srrr Please send me a catalog of the C ollegc. of L1beral -Xrts E C ollege of Business Xdmrmstratlon lj C ollege ot Engneerxng Name Address H 53 P tronzze Our Advertzsers fifffxi '54 ,Zz 5' ly '4- spfr U- lflc rv. in lzr, ,.:lv.i 1 J , 4 ' 30 ' .gm 'J J NCQ .L QC -,Lf X -lfxssxn I . , , . . .1 .H ,, C ,,. ,... , . 4 ' I f ' '.:-.socg 'L 1n:,: 'a 1' ' . 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A ' 1 7 If a ' ' I, 3' PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Estobl shed 1919 Commerc ol Dept Tox Club Sov ngs Dept Chr stmos Club Safe Depost Boxes THE GLOBE APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE C0 P011 1 lll711Qh the bnde nv the ho Tel 616 W 833 MAIN ST SOUTHBRIDGE 11 HX NOT DRINK Jalbert s Pasteurlzed M1lkP PASTEURIZED and RAW MILK Non settl ng Chocolate Butter M1114 l-leo y Creom Orange .lulce IAI BI Rrl S DAIRX 171 snuzs sr TEL 75211 WAITE S Pmnts 1 armches rfflfn Nupplu rn FK 0 lomplfnzfnfs of THE ELM MARKET fOIII1IllllIfI1fN 1' 71113 LOUIS DRESS SHOP 31 33 HAMILTON ST The FAX SCHOOL For Glrls 52 Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts One yeor ond two yeor courses IH Acodemlc ond Secretoruol Scnence offermg In oddltuon to the corwenhonol busmess courses trommg m the development of ottrocteve ond effucnent busmess personolnty The envnronment IS homeluke ond hsghly cultural Cotolog M IRENE FAY I lllftll r I Patromze Our Advertzsers 1 , Q . '. i we fur 'sh me i . i ' ' i ' . I ' A 7 , . . - i - - ' 1 111' ' .' 7.4 111 v - ' Af' ws I'I'l'N ' f 1' ' ' f 'rfffff' l' ' . . . 3111111 out ISASICMICNT l l 1 1 ' ' -' ff. , - I V. 1 J 7 I I l I li' ' ' :ml lv0l'fIfI-011111 .'1rl1 .s11' ll ' ' ,I THE NOMAR OPTICAL Company SOUTHBRIDC E M KSSACHI bE'l 'I S Maker? of HK II I RAIN' OI T11 AI Foons SIIUTHBRIIIGE FRIIII C0 S 81 W FINE FOODS FRIIITS FINDY IOBAFCO I' IJIIIV Barnard s Semce Station Evpert Repair ng n All far IXIIJI B YI II'RII'S I RI XSING U S ROY XI IIRES -XNID TUBLS SINLI AIR I XSOLINE XNID OIL 866 Mam Sr Tel 684 SOI YIIBRIDFE IIAISS Southbrldge Coal Co tx xr IDXX mm Dealers zn Range Fuel Oll Coal and Wood Off ce I a d :ID Niam Street Rallrowd Avcnuc Phone 161 J PI1 no 252 YV KENNEDY LEECTRIC COMPANY SOU I HBRIDGE MASS IIRPFII III IXNERN COBLENTZ 81 COMPANY TELEPHONE 1434 Souffzbrzdge Bum? Ponfzaa C0 1116 1 16 PARK STRFET SOUI HBRIDGE, MASS. CALL 266 FOR DEMONSTRATION Pat'r0mze Our Adz'ev't1sers I I I f 5 , . I II IN SI 'I I . Pm 'ielnr i I I , I Q I ' ' V I I ' II I I Cor. Main and Hamilton Strccts W W W V V I Telephone Connection I5-VV I I A , A1 4 I A L I IFRIC 1 1 . IQRY ,,,,,,,, H , ,,, ,Yl --A ,U i 'fin W Y i , , ,, , 1 a , . . ' i 0 .' .v - , p 'A N 'I' 'Q I 1' S 'LII , , , . . . . . , . . I' . . I L ' 9 v S . . I 44 YI 5 A A . -- - -Y --A-T I. , 7. . , l , , . . . -.- . X I , w 1 - ww I,,, J,.'.LI. I - 0 - .' 4 4 I 2: . I I, I I I , . . , . . . 1 . . . 0, 0 .ual F X Lallberte 81 Son, Inc mplzmfnt C Clltfll C ontractors E R N EST Ll I3 P E lglllllllill U01 Us Bmlrlm Supplzes CENTRAL MILLS BLDG thb dge M ss Teleph e 890 W H Y D E LePa1n s Pharmacy 'lI4NI I 4! 'II RINF'C'O1'llPANY h P1one445 CUTLILRY 0 COSTA S CAFE RPAI IIALIAIN SPAC HI lI'l Hotel Columbla ReQtaurant 306 Mom Sf Phone 1231 SOUTHBRI DGE MASS GEORGE C. BUTLER and SON - Effinriska - PLANTS CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS 10 Elm Street Flowers by Wwe Telephone 989 W Patromze Our Advertzsersn I O O C Vo ' s of I ' 2 i . 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S - '28 24' Hnzxmilvolm SN, 1 Z 1 S I lff I uhh 1'rw'wri7 Ii 91rz, e - ' z , . ill- fomplzmente of R S6111 IIXRRINCI N LL ll I RX LOVIPXNX fomplznzenfe of the .I E JOHNSON MOTOR CO YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER R R O B BIN S WATCH Fon THE SALE of our CORONA or ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Terms As Low As SSI A Week COMMERCIAL PRESS INC Y M C A Buuldmg Southbrndge South bndge M C FXCFCISG and Re crefxte at the Y Health Not Money Is Your Means of Support Showers Convement Rates Fme Fellowshlp Reading and Game Rooms The Elm BEAUTY PARLOR Sevvzce the modern way ESTELLE R DESROSIER 9 Elm St Phone 211 Permanent Waves a Specuzlty KENMORE SCHOOL of PHARMACY 528 Commonwealth Ave Boston Co d ctrng 0 N e Mo th Day or E e ng Course Theoret col ond P oct col Ph ocy P epo ot on fo the State Boo d E om cto 5 KENMORE 0547 BOSTON INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUE 528 Commonwealth Ave., Boston Conducting o Nine Month Doy or Evening Course sn Clunlcol Loborotory Technuque In Preporotlon for Posltvons os Medlcol Technologists KENMORE 0547 ' Patronzze Our Advertzsersn , -V-.VY W, . L ,W , 4 I I Y ' RI ' 1 X Y ,r - l.fLNN',4,- . A I ARA ' . . N ,, 1 , y V, X T Y I ' , Z T . L ----W U Q .-Isis for fl IU-rlfzy lflflflz' TRLII, I U . . , . - 'I . - L , Q 7.17 . Q - - 'I n u ' in - n v ni in i r i crm in r r i r r x in i n . The H2lI'fW6ll Ph2ll'IIl2lCy - PHIL'S SHOE STORE Imrnjmlzl ll. 140771111-11171, RCQ. Plmr. 1 SI'yff.vf1 Fun! HV fl 1' For Prescriptions For lirf1rI1mt1'mz Cor. Mann and Central Sts. 131 CICNTRAI. STR EET ALBERT N MCGRATH Modem Alr-Condntloned C O O LE RATORS .4zzFmmS0f ' A 1 . . REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Sold by Tel 1l22W MCKINSTRY ICE CO INC 2 Bl h d g 5 ghb ds M fm Dnpanl Qt Phone 519 R W1ll1amS Hofstra J O Lemolne Plumbmg, Steam and F L R N I T U R E Hot Water Heatmg, Qheet Metal Work C ish 1nd Instalment Plan 173 QAYUS ST TEL CONN QR N, NORTH QT WELD and BECK Patrom e Our Adverlzs 78 . . . . Y w 1 0 ' Rcmme all xniflk Ind odors Before 1 lmymg a nsw refrlgcramr get the facts. . - . , 4 anc ar Bld . ou rx c, asa. K - ' 0 A ' I 0 0 , 1 Y Y E A A A l N . J - N W x ' ' , A L . A. . ' 1 W 1 1 . - ,l N . . . ' f -1 ' X . 1 ' ... A E, . Y A -, X f Q J I f 1 ,A L .4 Z ' G, 71 Blue Coal li l:.'l TILR H14 XT mm R Ill H rzfznq z F C' VMALRFR COAT CO Southbrldge Roofing Co Roofmg 8: Sheet Metal Work I Ifllnlltlmfl rn 12041 k lmpm lIlllHlllXXill5l1ICl5 THE BOSTON STORE I O Berthlaume Prop 36 Hamilton St Southbrndge, Mass XVXICTIPS CIOCRS IFWYI RY NIIXIRXX XRI J l0llFl S J A J ANELLE 34 Mam St Tel 6171 XR 1 ICLFS HELD FOR SMAI L DOWN PAYMENT A PINEL Custom Tazlor Ildle 1mlNIen Clothlng Cleaned Dyed Repfured and Pressed 'ill ll rk Gun a teed F st Class C REGOIRE S NEW BLOCK 17 Hamilton St Upstalrs fomplzmenfs of D AVI D L ENTI Opposute the Strand CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Vbzcenfs Motor Sales 831 Mann Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS Soles lNTERNATlONAL TRUCKS 24 Hour Servnce General Repcurmg Patromze Our Adve'rt2sers I f 1' I ' ' ' Ql I fx '. 1' Sin! fl tw 111111 P ' I OT I ff - , ,. ,, R ., . , f 4. I. J 1 4 . I , ,, CONll'l,Ti'lAli STOCK OF ITIXMONDS, .' , 'Q 1 .XNI H .'ETS . . , . AT . I C . .,. - I IJ . - , ' SSS ,S i ,. Q, . v, i Q ' ,n . I . ,: ' .s' z 1 'P ' L , . , cr , 0 ' r n ir . 1 . . Q . I - I - I - - - - - - - - - A REAL PICNIC LUNCH deewwluly. amazed md IWW? 'W' UR :fa Roast or Grille WORCESTER COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY 7 Main Street Webster 15 Elm Street A ROASTER THAT BROILS Y 6 Bo es o o to ff g Southbridge l'fN dPoeAocao Com plzments of Complzments of CENTRAL MUSIC STORE All Types of Jlluralh t ment to R nt LENTI MOTOR CAR CO DODGE Und PLYMOUTH Rfxdlos Mu 1011 Instruments Songs Record Greetmg Cards Gifts AMES WORSTED CO. M fznufaftzu F7 J of MEN'S AND WOMENS WORSTED WEAR Patromze Our Advertisers A I . . I gi Picnic on where f whenever It l ' ' I you're h gry + ond njoy rn V full C Se, piping hot I h P B. U E E fl: X V served forn your Insul t cl lu ' 'I' Procto R st-or-Grille. k ', I roosts, fries ond ste m cooks. ' 7 Br 'I , browns, grills and cists. r E micolf Current is ON only 1 p t f cooking tme. Heat 's t t'coIIy reg I t d lk O Im f f' I ct 'c r g . Buy - end u e. Conveniently I cooking problems ot home or summer co G e, my-' .X A R 1 ii ' . .' Por o ew Englan w r ss I h n . is , rs ru s ra . ' - f S' : - S - I . - . I I I H I - - BRAVO ' Ifl I I OW mxy vsm thc phudm of a Lroxul by nccmllusilx I'lSlxlIIf,, Ins l1fc liut nolmoalw Lhccrs the wropcrlx ovsucr xx ho rxsks tllc NVIIIIIII., out of lm lifelong SIWIIILQ Ivy hrc Unlx ulaqum msuruuc cm gnc you full PFOICLIIOD CI msuu I you gtlll irc unproturcd on tcfxour lIIXtSIIII X nu xou tluulx of protuuon tlunk of tlus OFAIHIYI txon R M BURIN HAM 'I Nl G C WI TER CO Hardware SIIOFIIIIQ, C oolle Plumlnng wml Ilmtmg lxcluuxtor I lcxtm Rcfru,cruons C lllwrr A Ihrkcr Qhcrxxm NX7lllllIIlS Ol l urn Q I unts mal X mm C uns 'mil Ammunmon 330 NI XINI WIKI I'I' 8 II XNIII ION STRINFT SOL I IIIIRIDK I M X95 I Ill Il 401171114 - , , 1-,WLM L, ,,,,,,,- , ,,,,- 4 Yi ,..,- di... Yin-. W V7 A -....- U I U A ' i . . 1 ' . ' . ' ' ' I . .M y .' 7 ' . v - x, I , ', , , , K. , ' ' Y 'h ' .I ,' 7. , I . ' 1 ' 1 ' ' J 1 ' 1 YI' ' ' ' . ' If you arc' uull . 'I ' ' ' 4 ' Il p.u' I ' ' cut. W- 1' . H , . Y: T U U SIIl IlIIRllJIiI',. .-XSS. Fflllvlll' your fv1.wm1w'P ug: nl as you uw Nfl you' ff' ' ' -' - - C U O, . ' Y I , ' . . ' ' . .' . . I I . ,. . . 1' ' 1 ' . - I A1 I Z cr 'Q' . 1 'Q flmcs 2 K l . . I ,,. , , , . , I 2, I . . .,- . i,h-.,,-5--www W A - MV , A l , H ,,,,,,.. MT .I pt .H I: AA I . ,fuk .V 8461: Q1QJt1sQ:Q.sN.n8vQ.o8-a ef!fwy6JW!fQ7Qfsylwf T0 EVERY GRADUATE IJY '38- J0 C0.N'GR.f1TULu1TIOJ!'S I' o you who graduate ln 1938 from Mary E Wells H1gh School American Optical Company sends congratulations. Your dxploma shows that you have studied hard and well to prepare yourself for lxfe wxth the fundamentals of educatxon It rs also symbohc of the sacnficea whxch your parents have undergone so that you could have these advantages Fmally It means that already you have played a part m Southbrxdge hfe of Importance to both your oommumty and to yourself May the years to come reflect good results from the work you have done by brmgmg happxness to you to your fellow students and to the school stall' wlnch helped to make possxble your educatxon With you go the best wxshes of the American Optlcal Company for the greatest kind of success I . A 6 ... sm s fi' 1 .' . '. ,l . 'l . pf' - . . . gs , . . . ' I is JJYIERICQHJY UPTIUJL UOJVIPJJYY Q THE CRI AND GRAY 'N I If EP n r zz.: J? .. 1. 7 I I UL. 1 UL snnui L l I. 'XJ iz E vm3'Rf'E QLLJS OE O X32 1 W SCRAP BOOK EDIT ION VOL UME XXII DI1CEMBhR, 1938 NUMBER I 'I '- i , .,,. . ., ,,,,-,.,..,,,,.,,.,,..,. , .. 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But nobody chccrs the V I 5 property owner who risks the wiping out of his lifelong u II W II savings hy fire. 'l II Only IlLlCqLl'il', insurance can give you full protection. I If you gnc Liiiiifz'-iiistlittl you still are unprotcctcd on a Il Inuit of your IIIYJSIIIICIII. ' VI'Iicgi 3' V1 rhizik of protc-ction, think of this orgziniza- E I jg tion. I R. M. BURNHAM I I I 5OlI'I'HI3RIINQIi, MASS. 'III f'f,r1.suIf your i1i.w'111ir's' 000111 fu- you 1120.711 your r1ffi'.'ff' or lulvgffr I AMES WORSTED C0 'II znuf zrtzmz MEN S AND WOMEN S WORSTED WEAR BOUSQUETS AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES 27 HAMILTQN STREET I44 MAIN STREET SOUTI-IB-RIDGE WEBSTER u I four NOW A BIGGER A MORE BEAUTIFUL CAR PROM C H KNIGHT INC IIAMIITON ST O THBRIDCI lik Y JI +1 IGH: I-II A I 1. 1 O I 1 I ' of ! I i OR SIQ 1 ' 'si NEW I' SU LII 'fV'A OIT I I I ' A ' i W O C . O 5-SU - . . , f ,, S ,IJ uf VVI-IE O' ri NL'ti'5OI? BOL E E S C R 't frmzfzt, U21 ' Afizw rfz'.sers THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY THE STUDENTS OF THE MARY E WELLS HIGH SC HOOL SOU FHBRIDGE MASSACHUSI' TTS VOLUME XXII DECEMBER 1938 NUMBER 1 CR11v1soN AND 1 R111 S11-1111 IQ28 1939 101 111 I 111 1 1 II l11I11:11 4bs1st1z11t Eriztor 111 C'l111f 1011110 53111111110 Buwzfss U1111111111 H1112 11111111911 II11111111111 S 111 111 1 l1ea.5u,1C1 111 I F1111 1b LI 1 D XII Il IIIXIIII I11-lxn O t11111sk1 11111111 fbfllll 111 11111 If 11111111 5111 11tfl0 II1 I 1tl1111111 Chfuc D111 1 IXQIIIIWII 4111112111 Nllll Hob 1111 1011118 I 1111111111 I311111l1111 LI II11111tt1 Demcrs B1 11112 N of S1zbs111pf10n Staff 111111 I Il Ill 1 NIQTB Tobli A1 1 Ol 1111 Xlplmn K Homuy R'lylI10IlLI Ileel 1nd hu lm' ROI Glenna Houlberg Hemx D11 IGg0I1O Robert I 1I1b1'1te NI1lt1111 I-111111 111 Tylmng Staff Illlth B1 ouevefux John C lfflml Lena C 051.11111 RIClI3Fd Aucom IVIa.ry IVe1Qsner Faculty Advzser Illzss Thecla Fltzgerald COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS Germalne Bornbarcller MEMORIES OF l938 EDITORIALS Phyllls Whlteoak 39 Arvm S1lverberg 39 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS LITERATURE Ruta Gullmetfe 40 Blanche Slota '39 Patrrcxa Smrth ' Mary Dlrlam '42 Pr1ce Burgess '39 Louuse Gregolre '39 Albert BOUVIQF '39 LOCALS ATHLETICS EXCHANGES ALUMNI PRATTLE John Hurrucane Accounts Phellp DeAngeI1s '4l Mary Campbell '40 Lucllle Dubreuul '40 Gufford '40 Charles Genereux '40 Dora Kendall '39 1' I , 1 ' , ' 1 I 1 v 5 v r 1 1 1 Ll I 4 ' E111 '-' .- ,' 1 f, P11-111 Q ' f 3 111 1.11 I ' ' l 1 l - 1 f 1 A I ' T ! ., A ' I l 1 V11't ' .' 11' -'Cl' lin' 1 ': '1 oy X1ll ' ' ' Ski 'I ' 5 ' 11 A ll' 'fx-ef.I11l I51 ' 1 'z 1111 F' 'I A f.wfP1'i1'o I 'gvss Pr --flCI11:111111' 1 y111's it X'. X 1 I . ' ' Y 1 1 A Y V1 , c I I '-4'--W 1 s , . . J 1 - I 1 1 - ll , . .-I1't- I 4- I U x L lx' ss ff if E . ' 13' I 'z ' V1 1 'l'z111i 11, ' 1 1 -i 'I ss 1 S 1 L Y P. X 2' - gx V 1 v . T1 u v- 1 . ' Q I . at 1 ' 1 ' ' 1' , I L: I I x T 1 1 r ' , 1 I . ' I .... 1 . , I , . . . 39 . THE CRIMSON AND GRAY .Jawa v Wiiimh' gk Www DECEMBER I938 ' ' EDITORIALS -A7 GREETINGS Phyllis Whiteoak 39 Welcome Freshmen and Eighth Graders' We hope you will have as much fun sharing high school ex periences with each other as we upper classmen have had Editorials seem more or less out of place in scrapbook but then how many of you guessed that this issue is a scrapbook? Mementos of summer vacation the hurricane football school fun Thanks giving and now Christmas are all tucked away most carefully in our Crimson and Gray s first issue It as hard for the staff to get enthused about Christmas for Christmas on this day of writing is six weeks away We are anticipating the thrills of When Sta rs Shine Its fun however to look ahead to the excite ment of Christmas Shopping in the annual Christ mas crowds Santa Clauses ringing bells on street corners new store clerks for the rush crowded elevators and wavy rows of colored bulbs strung along doorways are all a part of the joys of the yule tide Starry eyed little girls dancing ecstatically up and down before pretty fresh cheeked dolls an show ,, be To MR GREENE or f - Longer 1? I 1 Vacations X cases clap their hands in happy expectation A red skooter or a flexible flyer probably causes some little lad s heart many a flop for fear that he may not get one Finally out of a cluttered heap of red and green paper bright ribbons Christmas seals and scissors come gaily wrapped packages all ready to be put under the twinkling tree Christmas eve Well loved Christmas carols Silent Night and Come All Ye Faithful seem more beautiful each year Fresh voices from the church choir or in your own family circle always create the true Christmas spirit MISS HOFSTRA And then comes the New Year Everyone heralds it with most noble resolutions to study harder to read more good books to save part of his weekly al lowance and to get at least eight hours sleep l938 is slipping away and soon I939 the year which brings graduation to many of us wll be chimed from church steeples to all corners of the world Merry Chrrstmws everyone and a Happy New Year' To Help Corridor MR ROBERTSON MY OPINION OF THE BOY SCOUTS Arvin Silverberg 39 The Boy Scouts are subgect to a great deal of criticism both complimentary and adverse The ad verse criticism comes from people who know little or nothing about the movement The scouts and scout ers themselves are for it one hundred per cent I ve heard people say that the Boy Scout movement was merely a disguise for military training of American youth That kind ofa remark makes me angry Every time some act of the Boy Scouts appears to be military rt is always removed from the program Even march ing in military formation is being eliminated by the National Office Because a Boy Scout is one of the most patriotic people in the world does not mean that he will be a hindrance to the peace of the world Whoever saw a scout in uniform kill an animal or even have a dangerous weapon on his person? He is a lover of nature and peace an individual well worth the sup port of every one From a very practical standpoint the Boy Scout movement is an asset to the world A Scout learns first aid safety Woodcraft conservation and prac tical manual arts which would be sadly neglected otherwise The Boy Scouts, in my opinion buuld up the most morally, physically, and mentally straight group in the world 3 F- J 323 V5 I I Illl . i I -Ez' T1 u H ,46 I . . , O , , ' OI'1 the Wells-Bartlett game and still reminiscing about Poi-roll 1 CF A , - . - F Q ' X V. F , H I . . . .. . . . .-.Uh I ff , . . , t l . . . :U . . 1 4 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY st .ls - es-I:-. 9 9 Ol l ' o o , 'v' Mlnrg tn Goh in the higlgwt, anh nn earth pears gnnh 111111 tnmarh men Euke II II A tuttl ll ltallanl delgl Statl Unltl agurlamo Buon Natale Buon Fene e Bon DVINCIDIO d anno Nancy Rlghl Skladamy wam serdeczne zyczenla Wesolych swlat Bozego Narodzenla Hedwlga SWIOCRI Gadt fort sllnlng pa Julen Phyllls Swenson Froehllche Welnachten Herzllche Glueckwuensche Zum Welnachtstage VIFQIHIO Gagnon Amerlkans wroyne gllfhe Shqlpetaret Pershumevlet Krlsht Llndlet Joseph Paskal lo Satumalla B C Gaudeas laeto corde hoc dle sancto A D Rlchard Walte Presldent Latln Club KAAA XPISTOUVENA KAI EUTHXES TON NEON ETOS Sofoclls E Kolllos , 0 NOEL AU CANADA Rlta Gullmette 40 carlllon de legllse de campagne sonne loyeuse ment Ces sons melodleux sentremelent aux cloch ettes et aux grellots aux rlres aux chants des tldeles qul revetus de leurs plus beaux hablts d hlver secouent la nelge de leurs chaussures sur les marches QOIGS et ogreables Tout a coup le carlllon cesse et le tlntln sonne grand sllence lnterrompu par ce chant tradltlonnel Mlnult Chretlen cest lheure solen nelle Car c est Noel Que cette messe de mlnult est belle et radleusel ll semble a chacun que cest un avant gout du clel Aussltot la messe tlnle le carlllon recommence avec plus delan que lamals au mllleu des bablllages des parents et des amls qul se qulttent pour se reunlr plus tard SOIf a la malson paternelle SOIf chez des volslns pour revelllonner une Vlellle coutume lnetfacable dans le coeur d un Canadlen Et ce ne Sefdlf pas un vral revelllon SI au menu ll manqualt le ragout et les confltures les bettercves et les tartes et les tour tlcres Ce repos est ordlnalrement accompagne de chansons a repondre a tour de role et a la demande du maltre de la malson personne ne refuse AUSSI quel spectacle de volr les plus petlts se revelller et courlr fureter dans leurs bas accroches au pled de leur llt ou pres de la chemlnee pour y recuellllr ce que le petlt Jesus leur a apporte Car c est Noel les coureurs les Gulgnoles Un comlte choxsl par les dlgnltalres de la parolsse frappe a toutes les portes en chantant La Gulgnole lls sont toujours recus a bras ouverts et tout le monde chante en coeur le re fraln de leur chansons apres lequel lls font leurs au mones pour les pauvres et les malheureux de la parolsse Cecl se compose ordlnalrement de morceaux de vlande de llngerles ou de prodults de la terre et meme de largent Ces chases sont emballees dans la volture de Les Gulgnoles et sont dlVlSE9S aux pauvres et aux malheureux Volla lobole des plus fortunes car dans un your aussl memorable ll faut que tout le monde sont heureux meme les plus petlfS t les plus rnlserables Car apres tout, C est Noel QQ' 3,35 O Q O . . . 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LITERATURE A STORY OF A VILLAGE Blanche Slota 39 About five years ago I had the pleasure of golng across the ocean to my parents mother country Poland Because I was quute young at the tume I did not travel In the country as much as my parents dld thus I had much time to see the people thelr homes and thelr customs The vnllage I stayed un was called Klyz lt was about the snze of all of West Street In Southbrudge It was located near the mountains In the southern part of the country Although the village was small many people lived there all of whom were very hasprtable These peo ple have to work hard for therr llvlng They llve much too far away from the town to do much selllng or exchanging of products so they have to lnve on what they grow on their own lands People like these measure theur wealth by the amount of land they own not the amount of money they possess The Polish people however poor they may be like to be joyful They lake to entertaun themselves and many of theur entertulnments are centered around theur parish church Some feasts the Polish people luke to celebrate are October I whnch as celebrated snmular to our Memorlal Day Easter and Chrlstmas When October I arruves the people go to church thelr natnve colorful costumes meet at the church From there In a processlon they go singing and carry :ng candles and wnld flowers to the cemetery At the cemetery candles are llghted on the graves and a prnest ends the day wlth a sermon The fruendluness and unnty made a strong lmpresslon on me Easter IS celebrated In a style snmular to the Amerlcan celebration People colorfully dressed go to church Christmas us another bug and happy event One sees a whole vlllage of people gonng to the msdnlght mass on Chrastmas eve snngnng carols on the way A weddlng as a common but a very happy affalr The weddnng festuvmes start the eve before the wed dung takes place when all the brldesmalds and ush ers usually about ten or twelve meet go to the groom s house dress hum and then go to the home of the bride to be Here slngung weddlng songs IS the -'Ti aw MISS SAUNDERS New Supply For Your Library common thung After the ceremony In church people gather from mules around and make merry the whole day long Clothes are Important for such an occasion The bride IS dressed In white slmnlar to the Amerlcan cus tom but the bridesmaids and ushers furnish the color Thesr costumes are like the ones people wear In America when they dance the Polrsh dance These costumes are very valuable to the people and are kept to be worn only on the Important occaslons The men also have colorful sults There are not many men s costumes In Ameruca because they are hard to get In thus part of the country the land IS very flat so that a person can see for mules over acre after acre of wheat corn and potatoes The wheat grows up much higher than an average man Small gardens before the tnny whute thatched roof cottages glve spots of vnvld color to the landscape Each little vlllage has Its church and the whole scene IS peaceful and happy All In all Poland IS a pleasant place to vlslt GRACE GETS Tl-IE GONG Patrlcla Smuth 39 Carter College was aglow with lghts The beams streamed from the dormntory windows casting sllver hues on the dewy blanket Grace Martun a red haired pleaslngly plump freshman sat with her room mate Dot Rogers nn their txny room munchlng chocolates Gee sand Dot that new sororuty sure ss tops What I wouldn t give to belong replied her at tractnve frlend almlessly tossung a pxllow at Dot and mussnng by a wude margnn Call nt the Catacombs don t they? Yes at sure us a cute name don t you thunk? But nt sounds plenty weird shuvered the tumld Dot Oh I dunno that makes lt all the better Guess I ll see what s to be done to belong returned the adventurous Grace Wnth these words the two gurls heard the slgnal for extnngunshmg the llghts so the dnscusslon was closed One evenung several days later whale Dot was puzzllng over a book she heard Grace tuptoe out of the room After an hour of frultless study the un easy gurl snapped on her portable radno only to hear her favorite nrrrtatuon an amateur hour She was about to turn to another statron when suddenly a weak tremblmg volce rasped through the controls warbllng The Lost Chord The voice had such a famnllar strann that Dot lnstened fascinated for a moment despute nts unharmonnous qualuty At that Instant she heard the chlmlng gong peal forth and the announcers polnshed volce saylng Better luck next tume Miss Martun Some tlme later Grace returned her eyes shunnng wlth truumph In answer to her chums pntynng glance she beamed happlly and sand Dot Ive passed my lnltlatnon successfully and now I m a real member of the Catacombs .-I It 5 1 .. '-H 'ffl K I . , 1 . sl 4.511 .:?f'.'P?- , N 'LI Q I . . . . . . . - 1 , . , 1 I I I ' 1 I 4 ' - 1 . - I - I ' I , 1 1 1 ' f . . I .- 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' ' . I- , . , . , , . l 1 , . . , . . I I ' I f - ' - ' ' I . . . , . - . . I, ' . ' ' 1 1 - . ' ll ll ' Il 4 r , 1 I - 1 - I I ' In the morning. Then, at night, all the villagers In Everyone ig praying she'lI be asked to join. 4 I I A h . 11 1 . '11 - - I - . . . , . ' ' 1 1 - 1 11 1 1 1 1 - . ' I II 1 1 . ' ' ' ' II - 4 I 4 ' ' ' . l 1 ll . I . . U . . . . U I ' 11 . 1 1 . ' ' I I ll - 1 1 , . . I . . 1 1 . . 1 . . . I A I I I .A 1 1 . - I I - 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 . . , , . Q 1 1. V , . - - I I .- 1 ., . 11 11 1 . . ,n , , . . . , . , . . 1 . . . I 11 ' .. 1 - . 11 Q--ravi' C ' . . -,...,, , ... , . . , , . 1 1 . 1 1 If I ' I I I I , . . . , , 1 1 1 11 6 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY THE LIFE HISTORY OF CECIL THE PIG Mary Durlam 42 lAny resemblance to any persons llvmg or dead IS nntentlonal I Chapter One One fnne and mlsty morning Glona Hog gave to the world esghteen future sausage ful Iers the largest and most remarkable of which she called Cecul Now to comprehend fully the most amazing adventures of Cecul nt must be understood from the flrst that Cecil was not an ordnnary pug Early an lnfe he was destined to become a leader of all pngs a benefac tor to pork klnd an emanclpator of hls breed But to get back to the subject Cecil was the largest plumpest plnkest and most wrug gly of all has luttle brothers and sisters They looked to hum with awe and reverence and meekly obeyed all the wlshes of this v ry superuor pug lt was always Cecnl who dlscovered the hole un the fence and found the most satnsfactory method of mud wallowing And t was Ceczl beautlful plump punk Cecul who was selected by Farmer Jenks to take to the county faur' Our hero was so excuted that he fell unto the sknm mllk and caught has tall In the pen fence However Farmer Jenks came to the rescue and gave our lnttle porker a bath after whlch he had a beautiful blue rnbbon bowed at hrs nape and was loaded unto the truck along wuth Sldney Horse and Beulah Cow to be taken to the faurl Amidst a chorus of envuous saueals from has brothers and sisters he was off on has furst grand adventure' Chapter Two Fnnally after what seemed an eternety our lnttle heros truck dragged Into the falr grounds They were unloaded by a man who called Cecul Bacon which made hum feel rather uncomfortable However he soon forgot all about It In the excitement of being loaded unto a beautnful lltt'e pen along wnth two other llttle squea ers called Charles and Her man Now Cecul realized that these common pugs were far mfernor to hum so kept has dns tance and totally Ignored them Next day person after person flocked unto the stables to see the animals and late In the afternoon seven tall and dugnufned men walked up to Cecil When the people saw these men they too gathered around Cecul who was not a but abashed but felt qulte supernor One of the yudges explalned that Cecul had won fvrst prize and that their guest of honor John Barrymore would glve hum has rlbbon After a hushed snlence that awesome character made his speech declaratron of yon honorable judges who guveto hum ofty sentence saying that he be the most perfect png at thus faur Cecll he paud I present thee a blue ribbon Now for the flrst tnme IN has lvfe Cecil was nmpressed by someone other than hum self Such eloquent language he thouaht and then rose mlghtlly declarnng to himself Henceforth shall I express mlneself In lofty tongue the language of Hamlet of Macbeth and Shakespeare' Ah Shakespeare' Chapter Three When Cecil was returned to has pen he amazed all has brothers and susters wsth the lofty language nn whnch he spoke Ah Tltanua he sand to his favorite snster Spotty Iwhose name he had changed when he had learned about the queen of the fanrles I Ah Lltanla I weary of pug pen lnfe Thou hast not been to the outslde world and cans t not realsze mlne feellngs But to mlneself this lufe un yon png pen grows weary Ah woe IS me woe woe Cecrl sand Tltanla I don t thunk yoor a goln to be here fer long Llsten to Farm er Jenks outsude the pen Cecul strauned his ears and heard the followmg conversatuon Wal Hank sand Farmer Brown to has hured man Cecll s gettung old and mouty fa Yep yessur so he as remarked Hank Hank returned Farmer Jenks I m a thlnkm you better load Cecll up and send hum to Mr Shakespeare Yep I reckon youd better Then the conversation stopped and they walked away Oh Tztanua sand Cecll I am truly happy Ah' Ah' Kuss me my sweet I depart for here cometh the hlred man The hlred man loaded up Cecsl and sent hum away His mother olnked happily over her son s good fortune And so we leave our hero merrnly rudmg to Butcher Shakespeare- ond close our story The End I ' I , . 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' I DECEMBER l938 SUMMER MEMORIES NANTUCKET Pruce Burgess 39 Approachung the wharf from Maun Street we pass quaunt antuaue shops a Chunese laundry a restaur ant a gasolune statuon an offuce buuldung and an uce plant These thungs are typucal of the waterfront of Nantucket where the old mungles wuth the new Walkung down the wharf we pass two large lum ber sheds Soon we become aware of a very power ful aflor whuch ar ses from pules of scallop shells whuch lune the roads on both sudes These shells are pro ducts of the shell fushunq season and are stacked un the open untul they are cleaned by the elements Then they are used to surface pruvate druveways By the shell heaps are lofated the fushung shantues These are used to stow gear to provude a place for' the fushermen to gather and talk and to guve a place for openung shellfush Contrastung wuth these ancuent shocks we fund further down the wharf a gasolune statuon and a coal shed Thus gas statuon d ffers from uts cousun on the maunland un that ut dusposes gasolune and oul not only to automobules but also to boats and sea planes The fushung boats that tue up on the further end of the wharf are dustunguushed by theur smell and unvaruable durtuness On the other sude of the wharf we fund the many small power boats of the shell fush ermen These are tued up four ar fuve abreast and cause people to wonder what happens when the man on the unsude wants to get out furst The answer us sumple he very rarely does On the extreme end there us a large boat house whuch seems out of place by the great oul tanks near by lt us here that the shuny motor launches of the wealthy te up by the trum craft of the Coast Guard Servuce Also we may sut on convenuently located settles and look out on the harbor The harbor us usually fulled wuth all classes of saul boats from the dumunutuve Raunbow to great schooners power cruusers racung speedboats skuffs and occasuonally a huge steam yacht Thus un walkung from Mauru Street to the end of the Island Servuce wharf we get the flavor of Nan tucket We fund contrasts here as un other parts of the usland No matter how many modern develop ments and by products come un the salty flavor of the usland cannot be erased Nantucket as a result combunes old fashuoned charm wuth modern con venuences GLOUCESTER Louuse Gregoure 39 1 'V'U' 9332,- m033- -unmo-pr 'Y 23 fm 323'QD Sm-1 ll? 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Uno--1 307011 I -Oru'uO ln the lunes of hus face and un hus steady narrowed eyes can be read the whole hustory of the courageous cnd rugged seafarers who buult up the meager colony of Gloucester unto the chuef fushung port of the Unuted States Such a quaunt luttle vullage' lts narrow wundung streets cll seemung to lead to the ocean lts DIC turesque nestlung luttle cottages wuth theur unevutable blue blunds uts bronzed and booted fushermen and uts horde of scenery seekung artusts cannot fal to leave an undeluble memory on any vusutors mund These detauls fade from one s memory obscured by the mauestuc and ever changung panorama of the ocean at uts front door On a clear summer mornung the ocean a deep mysteruous green near the shore shadung unto a warm and untense blue near the horuzon sparkles un the sunlught The lobster nets spread by fushermen the prevuous nught make dark patches on the glutterung expanse un sharp contrast to the sulver sauls of the fsh ng s hocners Thus us the tume of day when the sea us un her most appealung mood and every be wutched sunlut rupple seems to beckon mockungly to all staud and settled landsmen MISS POULIN MISS BIRTZ On a dull musty day the ocean wears an enturely clufferent aspect lts waters are cold and gray and ucy and melt umperceptubly at the skylune unto equally dusmal skues The only sounds that break the oppressuve sulence are the weurd tones of the fog horn the regular reverberatung clangs of the bell buoy and the beatung wungs of hundreds of soarung seagulls As the tude comes un the water bouls and seethes and the spray flues hugh whule the waves crash thunderously agaunst the massuve towerung rocks along the shore Then ut us that the ocean asserts uts terrufyung mught and grandeur and unspures a feelung of awe and wonder un us puny humans At nught the ocean us calm restful and above all beautuful The moon casts lughts and shadows on uts undulatung surface and moonbeams rude the crest of every wa IG Specks of fluffy foam flutter around luke wund rocked flowers un a black meadow of ocean and the soft whusperung splash of the surf agaunst the sand adds to the glamor of the ocean at nught lt us wuth a reluctant heart that a vusutor leaves thus sublume sea spectacle and when he pauses once more on hus way out of the vullage to read the unscruptuon on the fushermen s memorual they that go down to the sea un shups ut us wuth a deeper understandung of the fascunatuon and allure the ocean holds for the Gloucester fushermen who call the sea theur home AMERICAN YOUTH HOSTELER Albert Bouvuer 39 To help all especually young people to a greater knowledge understandung and love of the world by provudung for them youth Hostels lunexpensuve over nught accommodatuonsl un Ameruca and by assustung them un theur travels both here and abroad over bucycle trauls foot paths and hughways us the pur pose of the Amerucan Youth Hostels of whuch l am a member u . , , . . . . . 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I I s f 1 - Youth Hostels were orgonuzed un G rmany about 1892 by Ernest Schurrman a school teacher H frequently took trups from Berlun to the country Hus love of the outdoors led hum to take a few of hus pupuls wuth hum Gradually more pupuls wanted to come they wanted to go on longer trups as well Together thev hut upon the plan whuch Youth Hostels now follcw Th s plar us to have hostels leadung out from large cutues so that the young people can get out unto the country and enjoy themselves The udea spread through Europe luke wu'dfure untul n 1937 t came to Ameruca ln 1931 Mr and Mrs Monroe Smuth were hostelung un Europe They luked the udea to such an extent that they thought others especual ly the young people would luke ut also They sought for and obtauned the approval of natuonally known organuzatuons and educators In 1932 the furst hostel was opened at Northfueld Massachusetts The or ganuzatuon urnmeduately caught the fancy of Young Ameruca and un the season of 1938 more than 4000 boys and gurls enjoyed hostelung throughout the Unuted States and Canada MRS Q4 1 Q, Q 1 , A 2. sf. I' as 'l'o As thus us not a hustory but a tale of events I had better get started un tellung them Leavung South brudge August 1 at eught thurty by bucycle Davud Ohlwuler and I arruved at Northfueld a run of about seventy mules at four thurty slughtly worn out That evenung despute my plan to be left un peace I was forced to joun a group dancung folk dances e danced untul ten oclock the hostelers befltume I the mornung our party whuch uncluded two boys from Buffalo left Northfueld for pounts north We had planned to go north unto New Hampshure but we altered our plans when we duscovered that a four mule hull lay ahead of us on that route We umme duately crossed unto Vermont thunkung the mountaun too stuff to be tackled by amateurs such as we were We rolled merruly along on our tour drunkung un the scenery and every avaulable drop of water We gas suped wuth the natuves learnung of the scenuc attrac ttons and the best swummung holes If you have never swum un a Vermont marble quarry you cer taunly are mussung one of the chuef joys of lufe The fourth day out we passed the Camel s Hump the most strukung of all Vermonts mountauns It bald summut cone uts rocky shoulder to the north and uts barren rudge to the south gave the umpressuon of a crouchung luon The fufth day we arruved at Stowe the sku center of the earth The celebrutues who vusut ut among these Lowell Thomas who broadcasted from here a few years ago consuder ut one of the beauty spots of the world Davud left me here the end of hus vacatuon had come I was not alone for lang be cause hostelers are always fruendly On Saturday I clumbed Mt Mansfxeld the hugh est un Vermont wuth a group of Germans Despute our ugnorance of each other s language we got along very amuably However I found out that Germans are darned good mountaun clumbers Mt Mansfueld us a world un utself Arctuc plants grow here rare ferns cotton grass and many other plants of the heughts From south to north the mountaun has the outlune of an upturned face whuch can be seen for mules around THE CRIMSON AND GRAY From Stowe I crossed over to Luttleton to begun my adven ure un the Whute Mauntauns I decuded to clumb Mt Washungton whule my buke was guven necessary repaurs Startung from the base statuon of the cog raulway I started the ascent at one thurty un the afternoon arruvung at the Lake of the Clouds hut at fuve oclock Fog chased me all up through the mountauns Next day the huntsmaster forbade us to travel on account cf a lense cloud whuch en veloped the whole Presudentual range but on the second d v we crossed the rang a dustonce of sux mules un seven hours Thus us a feat whuch I never want to attempt agaun On the thurd d y ut cle red perfectly and we were able to get some good puc turts and vuews We could see as far east as the All ntuc Oce n and west as far os the Adurondacks from Luttleton I rode down to Wuldwood through Sugar Hull to Mereduth takung un Franconua Notch cnd all uts attractuons Thus almost broke me for I arruved at Mereduth 175 neuues from home wuth Sl 25 un my pocket However my funances dud not prove to be a seruous ob taclc Mereduth us the cheapest hostel that I know of I stayed here for suxty cents a day unclud ung my meals and a dance n the evenung The cheap rate was possuble because the hostel was run as a camp whuch ut formerly had been Leavung Mereduth I met up wth my furst catas traphe I smashed the front wheel of my buke whule axoudung a lumber truck on a narrow road or and all for repaurs The rest of the trup was down through the rollung foothulls of southern New Hompshure through Con cord the caputal Keene and then to Northfueld The next day I crossed Massachusetts down through the Harvard and the Yale Forests funally arruvung un Southbrudge at four thurty un the after noon The total trup cost me exactly S27 for three weeks It certasnly was a novel and unexpensuve way of travelung and I am hopung that I may go ag un to ome other sectuons of the country MISS 09' bmw I you 1Cl.uvu'r , D lost DuCHt One ew un the DURU hurrucane THE SNOW STORM Phyllus Swenson 39 We crawled out of our holes and looked around Why everythung was whute' There must have been a snow storm durung the nughtl How deep ut was It tasted funny too' Some of our braver brothers ventured over the furst few mounds of the funny whute stuff They seemed to lake ut Luttle by luttle more of my brothers crept out and crawled around What a gatherung' The whole town was out I guess -or so ut seemed We never had thus happen to us before We re used to hav ung hard dry ground In thus stuff our feet sank down Oh' What a nuce feelungl Eat all you want' lThey soon scattered however when the house keeper swept up the sugar spulled on the kutchen floor The ants lthe pestsl had crawled all over ut I 8 , , , 2 . . 3 , . 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I I ' DECEMBER IQ38 FLOOD AND HURRICANE FLOOD AND HURRICANE Our memorIes of l938 wIll always Include the hur rlcane We have prInted excerpts from the many papers wrItten about the expenences of M E Wells I'lIgh puplls One could ImagIne the ancIent Goddess of WInd blownng to conquer her ruval the God of RaIn Wa ters Iumbled and roared over dams and FESEVVOIFS tauntIng WInd who oon crashed In dcstroymg trees wnth thunderous commands for RaIn to watch her methods The Unxversalust Church steeple teeter ed ba k and forth three tImes The fourth tnme It crashed Into the drnvew y In a mass of broken and splIntered wood lJohrI BeverageI Mann Street the prIde and Ioy of SouthbrIdge was a SWIFIIHQ rIver Water poured out of cellar skylIghts IH front of the Edwards Company and Woolworths Central Street was a mInIature Nlagara Falls PolIce and fIremen rushed madly and helplessly about Store owners and managers gazed pItIfully at the water that poured from therr cellars carryIng hundreds of dollars of merchandIse wIth It lAlvIn Greene I CandId camera fnends were In theIr glory dashIng here and there snappIng pIctuIes lBob GIrard I The steeple of the Elm Street Congregational Church swayed and dlp ped wlth the wInd when there came a snap faInt above the wInd Then suddenly there was a much louder rumble and down came the towernng mass of brIck wood and twlsted steel IBIII McCann I In Stur brIdge the old RevolutIonary cemetery was covered wIth massIve trees fallen and uprooted lClarence Drewl Dresser and West Streets were masses of wIIdly racung yellowlsh water lBob Hofstra I Trees scratched and tore at wIndows as though they were Intent upon destruchon lSally Cheney I The dnsastrous flood and hurncane that swept over SouthbrIdge cost the town over one half mIllIon dollars lSIlvy TODIG I MR DION For HIS SkatIng Rank EXPERIENCES OF A PAPER BOY PhIIIp DeAngeIIs I had started to deIIver my papers when I saw a boy open hIs umbrella In the mIddle of the storm The wxnd dld a topsy turvy wIth the umbrella and fInally turned It upsIde down That boy probably saw the fnrst part of the hurrlcane produced by Mother Nature and the latter part rIght In hIs home produced by Papa I kept on delIverIng for fIfteen or twenty mlnutes but upon seeung a tree uprooted too close for securIty I went home and decrded my lIfe was more precIous than my customers I mIght well have gone on ped dlnng however for I had not tIme to change my wet clothes when sImuItaneously a gIant tree In front of the house gave way the two chImneys on one roof scattered IIke so many peanut shells and the tIn on the roof was whlpped off crumpled and blown away and only stopped IIS Iourney when a barn near by got In IIS way HI' f-4 MISS HEBERT PERSONAL EXPERIENCES I thought the fIrst ReservoIr was the most unusual scene created by the flood To see just an empty hole made us ask Where shall we skate next wln ter? I lIked the hurrIcane for two re'Isons We had no school and we had no lIqhts and I love candle llght lRIta Adamuck I It raIned cats and dogs and what not all day lErnest Nordman I I went Into the store and headed for the cellar The sIght that met my eyes was one of those thIngs that even In the mIddle of dIsaster are comIcal Boxes bottles and other mlscellaneous artIcles floated In about a foot of water ClIngIng to a cardboard box In the center of the mess and crymg theIr hearts out were three lIttle kIttens But on top of the box was PIXI6 the mother of the three sIeepIng soundly lAlvIn Greene I We rode forth Into the whIppIng raIn whIch beat on the windshueld Irke a Iltterbug drummer IU a swIng orchestra lPatrIcIa Smlth I My mother called the Hur ncane a hustle breeze but I called It a CorrIgan WInd because It was really headed for Flonda and It hat the New England states Instead lDorothy HItch cock I I saw somethIng that looked luke a house turn o couple of somersaults and then break up The next mornnng I found out It was a garage and b lIeve It or not not a slngle pane of glass In eIther wIndow was broken lRobert Olson I On and off went the IIghts In the theatre untII the management an nounced the Impossublluty of contInuIng the show What a dxsappolntment for we were anxlously awalt Ing the moment when Marne Antomette would lose her head In the guIlIotIne lBob Gatlneau I I thought how strange It was that water so necessary to us should actually turn upon us and destroy lrfe and property and how helpless we were to relleve the suf ferIng caused by It IDOFIS GIrard I The storm left scars that wIIl never be erased even by tlme All the survIvors looked Into changed surroundxngs the fortunate looked forward to re constructIon and FSDOIYS the less fortunate to loss depressIon and heartbreak lBarbara DArcey I And then when Mother Nature came and smoothed the ruffled feathers of her chIldren the Goddess of Wrnd and the Gad of RaIn they land down thelr swords and slept lPhylIIs WhIteoak I MISS BRODEUR The sum of all thrs I consader an afternoon FOI' CI II'ISfrT1CIS POl'I'y mare whIch could not be equalled In a dream' . 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Your Home from Tuberculosis The Crlmson and Gray welcomes these new faculty members Mnss Plant teacher of commerclal sublects M Kyrlos assustant coach and teacher of general scvence and buology Mass Walters teacher of home economics We are sorry to have three of our teachers leave Mr Winston who ns teaching rn Newton and Mr Hawks who has gone to Brauntree Good luck and best wushes to you Mass Evelyn Dover who left to teach ln Weymouth was marrued November 26 to Mr Dana Bent The Crnmson and Gray washes her great happlness We welcome to the faculty nursery Robert V Beals Jr born O tober 31 1938 'Si Mlss Howe ' QQ For Her T' 3 th l We Sensors CLASS OFFICERS 1939 TRAFFIC SQUAD The trafflc squad thus year elected Robert Gatun eau president and Frank Kryslak as his assistant The trafflc squad IS carryxng on It good work started last year In dlrectlng pupils across the streets at twelve and three o clock lt IS under the leader shnp of Mr Mnckleson President Vrce President Treasurer Advlser President Vlce President Se retary Treasurer Adviser President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Advlser President Vice Presndent Secretary Treasurer Adviser Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Pruce Burgess Isabelle DaDalt Frank Guarduanl Mass Howe 1940 Lester Newlands Odnle Gnrouard Louise Bouvuer Armand Sansoucy Mass Troy 1941 Raymond Chauvln Sally Cheney Janet Mlgala Ruchard Bardwell Mr Snell 1942 Thomas Walklnshaw Jean Robertson Gertrude Bouvler Roger LeBoeuf Mr Mlckleson 1943 Wayne Morse Susie Tobla Celeste LeBlanc George Young Muss Drake Albert Bouvuer Vnctor L Ecuyer Alphonse Homucz Norbert Plckarske Rlchard Nichols Raymond Roblda Frank Guardnanl Raymond Trudeau Arnold Goodwln Ruchard Woodbury Steven Casavant James Champagne K Nuejadllk Robert Girard Alfred Tlbefll George Vasll Alvm Greene Jrmmy Bastien Charles Roy Armand Sansoucy Hazen Locke Warren McGrath MICKLESON Jack Sullivan Eugene Roy Roger Larochelle Howard Cole Robert Lallberte Douglas Brown John Gifford Kenneth Phillips Gerard Bastlen Beu Guertln Lester Newlands Alfred Martin Gulbert Atwood Donald Hutchxnson Robert Proulx Raymond Mercure Raymond Varun Gregory Decataldn Wllllam Chamberlnn Florenzo Lock: Edward LeClalr Raymond Freeland Normand Donaus SENIOR PLAY Do l have to rehearse tonlght7 When does the football team rehearse? Are the prlnclpals to come tonught7 Don t be alarmed These questzons were only a few that were asked as the mght for the pre sentatlon of the sensor play November 18 drew near The play very much In keeplng with the season was a football story When Stars Shine by Tacne Hanna Rew Congratulatlons to the whole cast lt was a great success' Eleanor Barr s excrtlng personality Mary Welssner s demure charm the two heroes Louus Decataldn and Alphonse Homlcz dash and nerve together with domlnant Coach Green and teaslng young Vlrglnua Gagnon were particularly outstanding Yvette Proulx deserves special credit for her excel lent portrayal as Granny Campbell Her hesutant means of ambulatlon cracked volce and nervous ges tures made her characterization particularly realrstlc 'e A , '-N -l ' l s ,- A .4 ri f' ' -L-is 1 gg 'L M gg ' ' , ' ' , r. .' , . . F X ' . . . s , , - , - - - , , MR. T. g . 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' , ' , - ASSEMBLIES DECEMBER 1938 The cast was an unusually large one lt was as follows Bab Merr ll Eleanor Barr Peggy Whute Mary Wlessner Mrs Barnes Elalne Bousquet Mrs Rob buns Patrncua Smlth Lucy Vnrgunua Gagnon Mrs Campbell Yvette terworth Gene Barnes Alphonse Carter Lawrence Frank Guarduanu Proulx Mrs Larson Florence But Robbins Louis Decataldl Jotty Homlcz George Earnest Nordman Prlce Burgess Harty Wllllams Coach Alvrn Greene Reporter Raymond Roblda Pearl Ellen Northup Martha Rnta Pelletier Allce Mabel Tatman Ella Evelyn O trowsku Jlm Hector Anctll Walt Stephen Casavant Alberta Phyllis Swenson Ruth Ruth Calcutt Helen Mary Tabla Jane Bertha Blakely The amateur band consisted of Tarkl Vangel tlneau Members of the Monroe football team lncluded James Champagne Norbert Delage Robert Gatineau Robert Glrard James Hazzard Walter Janusz Frank Kryslak Vlctor LEcuyer Norbert Puckarskl Alfred Tnberu and Raymond Trudeau The tralners were Warren McGrath and George Vasll The play was directed by Mass Thecla Futzgerald assrsted by Miss Persls Howe The chalrmen of the various commlttees were Tickets Norbert Plckorskl Publicity George Fltts Ushers Eugene Roy Candy Ann McTlghe Stage Warren McGrath Muslc lsabel DaDalt Stephen Cas avant Make up Paula Mannle Elanne Bousquet We wlsh to thank Goodwin Brothers Company the Butler Florusts the Sansoucy Funeral Parlors and Miss Polly Chamberlin for their kind help IH making this play a success 3- MRS COOK Tl I Test Tubes September I4 A safety program was given In the audltoruum In the flrst assembly of the year Officer Larlvlere addressed the group September 28 At a muslcal program lead by Mass Hebert the orchestra played several selectlons October 5 Coach McMahon explained the funda ed several selectuons October 11 ln the Columbus Day program the or chestra played patrlotlc songs whsle the group sang An ltaluan folk dance was glven by a group of ltalran garls October 19 Mass Blrtz entertolned by sketching un various ways such as drawing pnctures with a few lanes and drawing up slde down She Illustrated by drawings Cl poem read by Rich ard Gatlneau and an amusung talk given by Ben Benont of the publuc speakung class October 26 The group enjoyed a community slngrng program lead by Miss Hebert The songs ln cluded our old favorites and several patrlotlc songs November 2 A movlng pucture was shown rllustratlng Eleanor Rowett Propertles Mary Romano Stage a lecture on conservation by Mr Talbot region Manager Eva Salvluolo al drrector of the Audubon Socuety HOME ROOM OFFICERS Year by year as the hugh school grows the home room organizations Increase In Importance The following offncers of each home room have been elected for l938 39 Sensors Room I 26 Prrce Burgess Isabelle Da Dalt Catherme Chace Arnold Goodwln Room 102 Vlctor L Ecuyer Anne McTughe Louise Gregoure Davld Ohlwller Room 104 Richard Woodbury Alfred Tlbern Mary Tobna Phyllis Swenson Junlors Room 202 Howard Buckley Shirley Austin Germaune Bastuen Room 204 Barbara D'Arcey Odlle Glrouard Gnlberte Gallpeau Whrtman Goddu, Room 218 Roger LaRochelle Shnrley Motys Adele Lnro Jr Sofoclns Kolllos Room 220 Lester Newlands Kathleen Traynor Hedwlga Swlacka Charles Roy Sophomores Room 21 9 Rlchard Aucovn Darthla Bernhelm Hortense Anctnl Room 222 Rene Cournoyer Mary Curcuruto Gregory Decataldn Alfredo Commlt Room 224 Roland LaPlerre Nancy Goddu Lorralne Juluen Wnlfred Hebert Room 230 Channing Pratt Natalle Prerce Myrtle Polley Donald Morey Room 124 Alphonse Szumulas Patracla Whiteoak Gladys Vantura John Sheard Freshmen Room 108 Barbara Cudworth Robert Cote Gertrude Bouvler Harold Brlggs Room 110 Normand Hebert Betty Gilman Margaret Duorlo Wllllam Hogan Room 118 Roger LeBoeuf Florence Lamoureux Pauline Langlols Alexander Kovalesku Room 120 Fred Morse Jean Robertson Constance Peloqurn Russell Morse Room 122 Howard Thompson Shirley Salva Elaine Salva Vlrgmua Tondonatl Room 226 Francns Roy Ruth Dionne Juliette Brault Mlnor McLaughlin Grade VIII Room 112 Edmund Rewlnskl Sylvia Greene Betty Maxwell Edward Vlach Room 114 Raymond Gendron Norma Rowett Lorraune Larnvrere Theresa Quevullon Room 115 Nnsx Dlonus Susie Tobla Celeste LeBlanc George Young Room 116 George Fontaine Lorralne Metros Pauline Bourdeau Joseph Blals Room 117 Maurice Parenteou Erma Bozzo Norma Vuncent John Sacramone I I . . , . , . , , ' I I I . i I I , I ' - . 5 ' , A A: '21, ' . . 'fuk' I , , , , ,- 'Q , ' J , ' . I I I I . . g g - ' , A g , s- : ' ' : , g z , 1 A A ' A . , , . . . Z . I : , I - Richard Woodbury, Maurice Smith, and Robert Ga- memo! plays of football- The Orchestra ploy, I ' f . . . . ' , ' . . ' 1 ' - l ' l 7 . 1 , , 1 ' ' . . , . , , , I I I - . I . .I . . I A . I . ' . - 1 I I I I ' ' ' I I I 1 ' - I - , ' , ' , 1 ' ' ' ' I ' , I Z h . - I . - , . . , . . , . . . - ' to - A ' y November 9 ln the Armastace Day Program Mrs Stcves of the Ameracan Legaon Auxalaary and Norman Donaas captaan of the Sons of Amer accra Legaon spoke a few words to the aroup Casmar Naeaadlak read the Proclamataon Alfred Peloquan lead the salute to the flag November 9 Doctor Charles E B rker addressed the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades an a specaal assembly held an the afternoon November I0 Two safety falms were shown allustrat ang the talk of Davad Goodman of the State De partment of Safety Offacer Laravaere and Rob ert Gataneau also spoke braefly on safety con dataons around the school November I6 Mrs Albertane McKellar of he M ssachusetts State Board of Health addressed the garls on the subject of Charm The au daence by the way was spellbound November I7 At thas assembly prevaews of the Senaor play were shown The staff of the Cram son and Gray gave a skat whach was Intended to hclp an rease sales of the magazane IThe por tr xcl of he book rexaews wall long be remem bered I November 23 I addataon to a Thanksgavang Day program an enthusaastac football rally w s held Speaker at the rally Included Mr Greene M Robertson Mr Favor secretary ofthe Y M C A Marao DeAngeIas former Wells football cap taan Coach M Mahon Assast nt Coach Kyraos awd Alfred Tuberaa captaan of thas years foot ball team November 30 Prevaews of the amateur show were gaven December 6 A puppet show was gaven at thas osserrbly wath strange and beautaful puppets from all over the world December 2l A Chrastmas play The Adoratuon was presented by the Footlaghters Club December 23 Chrastmas Carols were sung at an af ternoon assembly STUDENT COUNCIL Offacers of the Student Councal for l938 l939 are presadent Alphonse Homacz vace president Phyllas Whateoak secretary treasurer Ann McTaghe faculty advaser Mass Aucoan New members to serve On the Student Councal are senaors Prace Burgess Isabelle DaDaIt aunaors Mary Lalaberte Kathleen Traynor Whatman Goddu soph omores Raymond Chauvan Gertrude Larochelle Ray mond Downer Aldo Paucca freshmen Thomas Wa kanshaw A head dress of braght In red feathers for our ' dark haared Student Q 15 Councal Chaef x MISS AUCOIN 51 STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY By far the most anterestang part of the Student Councal Dance October 29 was an halaraous panto mame Mr Snackerwatzs Halloween The cast Included Raymond Downer Edward LeCIaar Kathleen Traynor Mary Lalaberte Whntman Goddu and Aldo Paucca The speaker was Rachard Gataneau Games prazes refreshments and dancing completed the pro gram Whatman Goddu was the general chaarman THE CRIMSON AND GRAY GLEE CLUB Thas year our new presadent as Alvan Greene At the farst meetang we were honored an hav ng our last year s pres dent wath us Hugo De Angelas He took charge of the electaon of offacers wath the ease of an experaenced leader Other off cers are Lu alle Du breual Armand Sansoucy Loulse Bouvaer and quate a number of Iabraraans MISS PINARD Wallang feet to run errands fafth peraod HARMONY HALL The Glee Club wall present ats annual operetta thls year Fraday February 3 Mass Berthe Hebert musac supervasor as darectang and Mrs Kathryn Beauregard as an charge of the staging and dramat c part It as hoped that the author Geoffrey O Hara wall be pres 'at agaan thas year The cast as as follows General Earnest Work Robert Dyer Doolittle Work has unmusacal son Danael Robson McTavlsh General s lawyer Frank Kry aak Wlggms Generals valet George Beauregard Sagnor Brownana IFelux Brownl Alvan Greene Octave Brownam s valet Louas Letourneau Wright Story Brownma s press agent Warren McGrath P I Donald Hebert Tom Members of Glee Club H n y DaGregorao Ted of Harmony Hall John Chamberlaan a Hector Anctal Rosalie Work s adopted daughter Vrrganna Gagnon Montana Rosalie s maad Luc Ile Dubreual Mrs Hammersley Keys Chaperon Louase Bouvaer Elsa Work s cook Jean Bombardaer Stella Sharley Matys Laura Members of Mabel Tatman Alace St Cecllua Choir June Desrosaers Mabel Agn s Butler MISS PLANT Tackets to all Athletac Games THE LATIN CLUB The Latrn Club chose Rachard Woate presadent Margaret Keenan vace presadent and Paulane Lang l'vas secretary treasurer Its motto chosen Novem b r I4 Non Scholoe sed Vatae not for school but for Iafe The club voted to yoan the .lunaor Class acal League whach as sponsored by the Ameracan Classacal League and to purchase pans In thear actrvataes the members of the club wall em phasaze poster work Latan plays and games more de taaled study of the Romans thear Iafe and thear con trabutaons to modern cavalazataon Mass Hefner as faculty advaser of the club H1399 5 x-lu MISS LANPHEAR MISS HEFNER lContmued on Page I8I . . - . . . i . . 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Tia: ,Na . . 1, C K ,Q . , , U ' .rf f f - -. if I: 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 . ,. ., ' 1 - 1 . 1 ,, .Wh - , ' , 'sv--Ls-- 1 S l I I I l . . , I I T DECEMBER l 938 ATHLETICS WELLS FOOTBALL TEAM Bob Gvrard Real Lafleche Bud Locke Bob Gatlneau A T ern Leo Hazzard Prck Plckarskl l b Proux lC l cu er B ll Swlackl Manager Louus Letourneau The furst strxng reserves th s year w re Alfred Mar tan Doug Brown John Gvfford Bull D:Gregoruo Serge Bcrtolu Howard Buckley Ray Trudeau Walter Janusz James Champagne Roger Larochelle and Rlchard Renaud Our cheer leaders who helped brang out our school splrlt were Mary Tabla James Bastlen Ellzabeth Costa and Hector Anctul COACH McMAHON To Bell Hrs Luve Stock FOOTBALL On the 8th of September forty candldates report ed to Coach McMahon They were an enthuslastsc group of boys not quite as bug as In past years but they had more than enough splrlt to make up for It The team suffered a severe loss when Henry Adamlck startmg L H B was serrously Injured and lost to the team for the year Wlnnnng three and losnng four they trled hard and mode a good showlng against some pretty stuff competutlon ATHOL 20 WELLS-0 The furst game of the season found Wells play :ng a much supernor team The game dud the boys good guvmg them experience and provlng that they had to flght all the tnme to wun Athol had the game pretty much their own way scoring three tlmes and convertung the extra pomt twuce WELLS-9 NORTHBRIDGE 6 The second game was an attempt to make up for the loss to a stronger Athol eleven the prevuous week and In thus attempt the Wells men were successful Northbrudge scored fnrst on o serles of laterals and end runs, but fouled to convert the pomt Wells came rnght back to tue the ball game up when, after a thrullmg march down the fleld, Rob broke through the center of the llne for two yards and a touch down Rob foaled to klck the pomt so the score remained hed ln the closlng minutes of the game Northbrldge sn a futile attempt to break the tue took to the our One of these passes was lntercepted by Frank Krysxak who ran thurty yards placung the ball wuthln scornng dnstance Rab kicked a fueld goal makmg the score 9 to 6 an favor of Wells The game ended three plays later PALMER 3 WELLS--0 Thus the second home game was a seesaw battle untul the second pernod Palmer opened the second period by drlvung down the fleld to a touchdown but fouled rn the attempt for the extra point Shortly afterwards Palmer took the ball on downs and marched down the fueld for another slx pounts thus time the try for the extra pount was good The malnstay of Palmer s attack was a short pass across the center of the lnne from a klck formatron whvch completely fooled the Wells men Vlc L Ecuyer an the offense and Nobert Puck arsku on the defense were the brught lughts for Wells WARE I3 WELLS-Z ln the first perlod of the thlrd home game Ware marched down to the Wells two yard lune and from there a plunge through guard made the score Ware 7 Wells O as they were successful In convertnng the pomt The second perlod agoln found Ware deep In the Wells terrutory thus time a pass unto the end zone scored for them but they fouled un the try for the pomt Wells came back on the second half with a new splrlt Bud Locke and Vlc L Ecuyer playing bangup football In the thnrd peruod ln the l st period the Crrmson and Gray team began to move completlng three passes Proulx to Plckarskl to the Ware two yard lane Here they lost the ball O the next play they were successful rn blocklng a Ware kuck behind the goal lrne scoring a safety maklng the score Ware l3 Wells 2 thus berng the fmal re sult WELLS-6 MILLBURY 0 Travelnng to Mlllbury thus Saturday afternoon the men from Southbrldge were out to wan ln the sec ond penod Proulx threw o twenty yard pass to Bob Glrard on the ten yard llne Two running plays galned slx yards and on the next play Vac LEcuyer took the ball over for sux polnts Rob mlssed the try for the extra pomt Mullbury made an attempt to score after recov erung o fumble but found the Crimson and Gray team too tough for them ln the last period Southbrndge intercepted a pass and threatened again only to have Mrllbury retalnate by mterceptmg a Wells pass and endnng the threat WELLS-6 NORTH-0 Armnstnce Day and a perfect day for football Our boys took the fleld un their new umforms wuth what seemed to be a new lease on lufe Shortly after the, kuckoff found North knckmg to Wells on their own forty yard lme After three successive first downs Frank Kryslak carrled the ball over the goal lune, and do l3 ' l.. 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A I THE CRIMSON AND GRAY agaun that extra pount eluded them The furst half ended wuth Wells on North s fuve yard lune and only second down ln the last peruod after Bull Swuacku untercepted a pass Krysuak and Janusz combuned wuth hum to carry the ball to the two yard lune just as the game ended WEBSTER 7 Thanksguvung day November 24 l938 Weather Cloudy temperature for below freezung wuth cold wunds from the North West I was one of the 5 OOO shuverung spectators at Marcustry Park so here us my descruptuon of the game Wells kucked off to Bartlett wuth Capt Tuberuu gettung the furst tackle The furst half found both teams fumblung the sluppery ball and puntung out of danger frequently The real actuon began un the second half when Bartlett kucked to Wells Proulx runnung the ball back fufteen yards Southbrudge kucked to Bartlett on theur forty yard lune After a twenty yard pass then a long end run brungung the ball to the ten yard Iune ut was an easy matter for Webster to plunge the remaunung dustance to the goal lune The kuck was good makung the score Bartlett 7 Wells O Soon afterwards Proulx ran forty yards WELLS-6 Then a thurty yard pass Krysuak to Proulx scored for Wells Proulxs kuck uronucally hut the uprught Ieavung the score 7 to 6 The remaunder of the game found Wells tryung to overcome that one pount lead but when the funal whustle blew that pount won the game for Webster v ov: 0509 76.01 Q0 ng ,' GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY The gurls hockey team startung uts second year of play showed what experuence wull do for a team by wunnung three games Muss Stefanue Kozyra deserves a world of credut Just two years ago she started out wuth a group of gurls who had never played hockey before and now she has a wunnung team of whuch the M E W H S can be uustly proud Thus year s team was made up of Adele Luro Julua Luro Dorus Gurard lCapt I Mary Tobua Ruta Adam uck Paulune Lavallee Rosalue Martun Theresa L Blanc Yvette Proulx Darcy Gurard Marulyn Muller Mary Palmeruno Sally Cheney Jean Robertson Mudge McCann Evelyn Ostrowsku and Janet Mugala Q uvuuss KOZYRA Mascot for her Basketball Team VS SHREWSBURY-4 WELLS l Thus game played un Shrewsbury found the one pount scored by Dorus Gurard not quute enough to cov er the four made by Shrewsbury WELLS-I TOURTELLOTE 0 A thrullung game Julua Luro scored the wunnung pount wuth but fufteen seconds to play WELLS-7 BARTLETT 2 Adele Luro scored four pounts Rosalue Martun Julua Luro and Darcy Gurard each made one pount for Wells whule Vurgunua Leus made both of Bartletts pounts WELLS-2 BARTLETT 0 Thus game made ut three out of four thus season un the rught spurut by downung Bartlett Adele Luro and Dorus Gurord scored the only pounts of the game Thus department wushes you even better success next year gurls l Du Excu-uANeEs k-X , Here s another page un our scrap book These are scraps remundung us of other schools All the ex changes are fall ussues except The Blue ond Whute Bonner The Blue and Whute Bonner Putnam Connectu cut We luked your dugnufued cover The luterary sectuon us dustunguushed un both quantuty and qualuty The Duol Brattleboro Vermont The cover and cuts as well as the very fune luterature make thus magazune rank hugh among those that we have seen Your outdoor theme was very appropruate for Ver mont The Aegus Beverly Massachusetts Thus monthly us a snappy Iuttle magazune wuth several tune long storues Betty Woodbury s poems deserve specual no tuce Dual St Marys Hugh School Southbrudge The Dual has many departments and the fact that ut us mumeographed shows the great deal of effort un uts productuon The Cloruon We were pleased to receuve thus maga zune One suggestuon-a masthead would guve you a busuness luke aur We also receuved several school newspapers lusted below The Palmer Palmer Massachusetts West Hugh Eagle Muskogee Oklahoma Suffolk Journal Suffolk Law School Boston Gove Arrow Denver Colorado Tech News Worcester Polytechnuc Instutute Worces ter Provuso Pageant Maywood Illunous These magazunes and newspapers are un Room I26 avauloble to anyone who wants to read them I4 I , , h t I - V I, - , I - , - I 1, e . , ' 4 O J . Q S ,ul . ' ' ' 1 MR- KYRIOS for the girls from Southbridge, who closed the season .5 'ff , . . ' 5,1 0.4. . . ' O14 . l I ' 'z' tk , . . , . . n I I I . . . h - 1 , I 1 . . I . I . . . I . o I I - 1 ' I - - I . I ' 1 1 - I DECEMBER l938 I5 W A1 W1 ALUMNI f y ALUMNI We re not belng smug or anythlng llke that but lt certalnly please us to note that the followlng mem bers of thc class of l93S are now lonely freshmen very very lonely Beverly AUSTIN and Florlda DeMers the two scholarshlp holders are attendlng FGSDGCIIVG ly Beckers Buslness College and Worcester State Teachers College Rlta Gagnon Ruth Laughlln G adys Hood and Edna Ralnbow are also at Becker s others attendlng school IH the CITY of Worcester are Mllton Cole Kenneth Hunt and Wesley Wllllams all at Vwlorcester Tech ln Boston are Janet Hogan and Evelyn Morse at the Fay School Barbara Munday at the S hool of Handlcraft and Occupatlanal Therapy lqulck run for the dlctlonaryl Harrlet Roblnson at Boston Unlverslty and Barbara Wllklnson at Lasell Junlor College ln Auburndale Others who are startllng upperclassmen wlth thelr extreme lntelllgence are Franklln Danlels and Ed ward Beers both at Rensselaer Thurston Favor at tendlng hls father s alma mater Sprlngfleld College' Julle Chace at school ln Baltlmore Md and Loulse Lemmelln at school ln Texas Ruth Toucey slavlng away at the Bay Path lnstltute ln Sprlngfleld Nelson Fay at the UUIVSYSIIY of New Hampshlre Kenneth Ford at Norwlch Unlverslty Nell Turner attendlng Mount Hermon George Tully at Lowell Textlle In stltute Martha Nlchols at Burdett ln Lynn Vlvlan Vantura at Massachusetts State College Lucllle La RIVIQFG at Stonelelgh ln Rye N H Wlnlfred Stanley who IS unusually fortunate ln attendlng the UHIVGFSITY of Krakow ln Poland Fred Ashmankas at school Callfornla and Wayne Morse at the Stockbrldge School of Agrlculture Apparently Bob Lallberte Charles Troy and Eddle Sansoucy haven t had enough of school b cause they are at the Cole Trade We re flattered no end to have these people back wlth us taklng P G s Robert Cannlng Francls Lentl Charlotte Locke Barbara Noyes Joseph Paskal Dor othy Swenson and Pearl Wheelock who IS also en gaged Punchlng the tlme clock at the A O and lnstru mental ln keeplng the place golng are Marlorle Phllllps Ruth Carey Allce Hampshlre Jean McKlns try Marlory Slmpson DOYIS Lapolnte Margorle Murphy Ruth Oldfleld and Betty Merrlll South brldges future buslnessmen found there are Harry Kraly Ted Ostrowskl and Warren Haynes Reasons why other buslness concerns ln town carry on buslness are Margaret Chace at the Nomar Op tlcal Company Estelle Quevlllon worklng at the Town Hall ln the Town Clerks offlce Cllfford Reyor at Foley s Parker Smlth soda lerklng at Shepard s Drug Store Lawrence Trombley who IS not only worklng at the Edwards Company but was recently marrled to Anna Ayers a graduate of St Mary s Hugh School Mary Salvluolo at the Salvluolo Wholesale Frult Com pany Lorralne Mercure at Mercure s on the way to Mashapoag, Ted KWOFCIGK puttlng ln tlme at a roof lng company and FFOHCIS Bousquet and Paul Lallberte each of whom IS worklng for hls father Polly Chamberlln came back to help dear old Wells by maklng up the cast for When Stars Shlne Prob ably her most outstandlng blt of work was transform lng Yvette Proulx to Grandma Campbell and helplng Grandma to steal the show Polly IS attendlng Le land Powers School ln Boston Franklln DGUIEIS IS out for frosh basketball at Rensselaer Bev Austln IS one of the hlghest ranklng puplls at Becker s for the flrst marklng perlod Many alumnl turned out for the Senlor Play Among the newest we found Beverly Austln our last years edltor Barbara Munday home from Boston NBII Turner on one of hls rare week ends from Hermon Ruth Toucey our clty COUSID enthuslastlc about Bay Path Teddy and Eddle the prlde and loy of the class of 38 Glorlo Jullan rosy cheeked and happy usual Ruth Laughlln Gladys Hood and Edna Raln bow talklng over the sltuatlon at Beckers Buslness nlfled ln hls glasses --ng -5- MISS DRAKE Tables for her Prolects ln the Sprlng JO JO CUTS HIS FIRST TOOTH Lucllle Dubreull 40 Jo Jo baby son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Montvllle cut hls flrst tooth today whlch was a blgger event ln the Dubreull famlly than the father s ralse ln salary All wlres were crossed to spread the news around Beamlng Wlfh prlde uncle Jerry Dubreull called hls two rlval uncles Ray Bonln and Dan Vecchla to tell them the excltlng news and to prove that Jo Jo was the smartest of all slnce hls tooth came long before Chrlsle and DODDISS had come Paul Dubreull called the theatre and asked for the nlght off so that he could go down to Webster and take a gander at the latest development whlle Gert Dubreull took tlme off at the swltchboard to call Mrs Allne Larochelle Le molne to announce the event and make sure that Jlmmy Jr hadnt suffered any unusual paln whlch mlght be the arrlval of hls flrst tooth Meanwhlle Jo Jo sat ln hls play pen taylng away Wlfh hls MICKEY Mouse very unaware of the feuds, excltement and gray halrs brought about by hls tlny tooth ' 'V I' I I Q 5 3 S A 'ff X p - X , , S X . 'f-7 ua I . . I - . . . I I I I ' -s ' - . I I . . I g . . i I I , - . l . 1 , - 1 . ' I I I I I ' I D . I In I I I I b I I I I , I I ' , , . . c , . 1 1 ...iii . . Z , . - A V I - - 1 1 1 . . , . . . , I . , n I n I I , . . . - I I I ' I I I TI . I . . . I ' I I I - - - . , , - as 1 A . . , . , Q . . 1 I I - 1 . . . . 1 . - . ' - - . - - Collegeg and Hugo De Angelis looking more than dig- 1 1 . , . , , . .J - I 1 A -I 1 'X y ' g I in 1 0 - . A, I , , . . e . 1 . . , A . . . 1 - - - 1 1 I I . I -I I I I I I - I I , . . 1 . 1 1 . - . ., - ' . . . . I I 1 I I ' . . ' , '. . .- I I I I I 1 A 1 41 I I I , 1 1 ' I I . , , ' . . - . V I , 1 1 1 , ' 5 , A I - I . . . A I I I ' ' I , 1 l - A - I I I 1 1 1 ' A h ' ' ' ' ' 1 . . . . . . 1 - 1 I - U 1 1 , T ' . . I . I - I THE CRIMSON AND GRAY M? Q Q PRATTLE PRATTLE REMINISCING Summer The Bug Alum trube consusted as usual of many Wells utes Kenny Phullups zoomed up and down un hus speed boat all summer Steve Casavant got hus smooth tan lwe Il admut ut has fad ed somewhat now'J from tennus and canaeung Nuna Hobson claums the lake bores her the week ut rauned for eught days llong weeks we havell Mary Wuessner gave up and came home to Southbrudge wuth her folks Darthua Bernheum and Patrucua Whute oak were so enthused about the great out of doors that they contemplated uounung the Gurl Scouts Jean Phullups us stull enuoyung the memorues of herself balancung on her brother s surfboard Offsude we say you should have seen some of those nose duvesl Charlue Roy spent all hus tume deluverung orders from hus newly establushed store wuth the occasuonal aud of brother Eugene Steve Laruvuere was umprovung hus tennus game when he wasn t fushung rues on un class us really somethung to see Nancy Rughu and Bertha Blakely would make perfect Tuscan belles lfurst assembly remember9l uf they had roses un theur haur Sara Coffun had quute an embarrassung experuence wuth a luon on her most recent vusut to Forest Park Zoo tFor further detauls see Muss Coffun l Among those sophomores who keep the maul man busy are Nancy Goddu and Muruam Renaud Both seem to have quute heavy lp! correspondences wuth near by acade mues Speakung of Sophomores John Chamberlaun Wulluam DuGregoruo and Real Lafleche arent doung so bad on the gruduron thus fall By the tume they re senuors well who can tell? Bully DArcey former member of the Sophomore class appeared for a vusut and caused quute a commotuon among the faurer half of the class PERIOD ONE Dora Kendall 39 lTo be read very swuftlyl Walkunshaw Woodbury Weussner and Roy Ostrander Zuu Goodwun floy floy Stop sayung Well Ah lEveryone gugglesl ls Anctul un thus class? Please pass the puckles Muss Whuteoak stop talkung Mary leave her alone' Who s doung thus mockungl' N w where s Ethan Frome? lTo be read more slowlyl And every furst peruod And all through the year We senuors go through thus Wuth never a ueer We have a good tume there Learn fugures of speech But Aluce un Wonderland ls out of our reach' Thus and that Reta Pratt staggerung down Maun Street wuth a load of books That hugh' lStudyung hard Reta9l Mary Durlam the lught and lufe of the freshman class Muss Hebert s boys chorus causes quute a sensa tuon at Glee Club meetungs wush we could see some of those candud camera shots Perhaps ut s uust as well though Muss Burtz s comuc sectuon un her room has quute a galaxy af hugh school students n cludung Roger Larochelle Steve Casavant and Louuse Bouvuer Al Homucz was quute dusturbed about the feathers dusappearung from the corrudor bulletun boards Solved the mystery yet Al? Has the echo of the bombshell Mary Campbell threw unto the Newswrutung class about Curley dued down yet? Not that we are curuous or anythung but what does Puckarsku fund to look at un the balcony durung as sembly9 By the way what do the Polush boys talk about un the locker room when they rattle off words un that language We wonder' l The shaggung at the Senuor Play caused quute a sensatuon m 'T' .975 Reference W for Muss FuTzGu5RALD W un her Englush Class , A Now that the Senuor play us over do you remem er Mabel Tatman s caluco elephants carrued by Phyllus and Bertha the dancung teams who followed so well Jummy Bastuens stop and go sugnals the under taker s grass luf you were backstagel Muss Howe s lwe ll cherush the memoryl devuces to keep us quuet Steve Casavant s takung over the control of the cheer ung squad Murph Hazzards keepung hus back turned and hus head down to help Coach Green keep hus vouce under control durung the fught talk the real lemons lwhere were the orangesll durung the dressung room scene that seconds were precuous to Gene un Act ll Scene Il-and that Punk Tuberuu and Bob Gurard hardly achueved theur usual dapper appearance un the some scene backstage scene of Eleanor and Mary handung out crutches lemons, thumb tacks Japanese lanterns and knutted dresses on order the black eye on Vuc LEcuyer the re vamped Mountaun Boys lead by Tarkus one two ready' head scenery buulder McGrath s last words Boy I m glad thus us over MR EARLS Debatung Club 655 JffQ - , xiii . - g C W , i- A . . - 4. r I I . . . - ..., , . , . . . . . . . . , , , . . - . , u . - A I . .... I .... V I I . I I - . . . . - , , . , . . . . . , V I V I . . , . . . The animated sign language that Arliss Olson car- - ' I ' A ' ' ' U l ' A . , A , ' l in Tlx' TA. r . E' ' lg D - A ' . . , .. 1 I .. ' 0 .4 ' J ' ' . .' . . ' , ' S A ' S- , ,' . . , I I . . , I I - 'Q u - 1 - I b g I , . . . . . . , . , . - u , . . . , .- u . - ' - ll ll I A ' I' I A I A I A I I 4 I I I l-1 . , , u, . . I . . . I , , l . ' - . - , ' uu 11 V u A 11 A -- I u ,' . . f . O I ll ' . I - I I . , - - I l . -I Il ll ' I ll ' I ' ' I . . I , I DECEMBER l938 .5 THE UPLIFT UPDO Charles Genereux -'IO The newest un fantastuc fashuons us to put your haur up The curls puled hugh on the head often resemble a batch of machunusts shavungs or a lot of sprungs thrown together but what of ut? If the haur has never been put up before the result us very startlung not only to the gurl herself but also to her fruends Thus new fashuon us used mostly to dusplay a swan luke throat or to show uewels and furs Everybody wonders what women s styles wull come to un the end Luttle greeny Freshmen Try ng hard to learn You neednt learn the fure dr I You are too green to burn OUR SONGS Homework Tarku Vangel Doug Brown Bull Swuacku Detentuon Always and Always I m An Old Cowhand Blow The Mon Down Krakovrok No Na a Thousand Tumes No Plcture Me Wuthout You Louuse and Kay The Snake Charmer Tower Club Boys OUR MAGAZINES Tnme 8l5to3OOPM Outlook Traffuc Offucers Vogue Ruth Demaraus Country Gentleman Pruce Burgess Chlld Lute The Freshmen Fueld and Stream Kenny Phullups Modemorselle Yvette Larucheluere Popular Scuence Davud Ohlwuler True Story Report Cards Lite Vocatuons Reader s Dlgest Mr Snell s Englush Classes Photography Elaune Bousquet New Yorker Retcu PVOH' Sfqge Eleanor Barr BONERS In muddle age from thurty to thurty fuve one of the duseases people have us artullery The Anglo Normans unstututed the futule system of government PRATTLING ALONG WITH PRICE BURGESS The hockey team seems to get all the tough breaks Thus tume the bad luck us un the form of warm weather A schedule us beung drawn up how ever and wuth a luttle uce to practuce on the team ought to have a faurly good season The amateur show ought to help on the funancual end Among those at the amateur show was a former Wells student now attendung school at Northreld She was promptly taken un tow by one of our senuors But goung from Cupud to hus mother dud you know that Venus us completely covered wuth clouds? Thus means that uts raunung practucally all the tume Venus hasn t any more uce than there us today un Southbrudge That IS because Venus us so near to the suru whuch has been causung us quute a lot of trouble lately accordung to meteorologusts They say that Increased number and suze of sun spots us af fectung our weather causing such phenomena as Aurora Borealus dusploys, and cold wunters Even the hurrucane us blamed un part, on sun spots Lets hope that the sun spots guve us a whute Chrustmas so that Santa Claus wull be able to sleugh down from the Arctuc A frantuc search us beung made for a Santa Claus to offucuate at the Crumson and Gray party No body seems to want the uob Another party from whuch everybody expects great thungs us the Repub lucan Party Down un Congress where the partues work perhaps someone should brung up a bull curb ung Swung but thus fad appears to be almost at uts peak and probably wull start to declune shortly About the only good thung that ut has done us to produce a greater varuety of popular songs Thus results un the fact that songs aren t so easuly worn out by overplay ung Hashtng over has ruuned many a song s career Can you remember O you blow through here The musuc goes down and round That song was actually kulled by constant replaymg However uts composer us probably luvung on hus pr ufuts even now On the whole sang wruters have a taugh tume tryung to earn a luvung and at the some tu'n to keep un step wuth trends un musuc Everybody from Mussolunu to football coaches has to earn a luvung The football season us about over now except for the Bowl games We have the Sugar Bowl Orange Bowl Rose Bowl and Cotton Bowl Why not a Salad Bowl or a Dust Bowl? Football over we now awaut the hockey season whuch brungs us back to Coach Duon s team Heres wushung them a good season l 1 I I ' 4 BEAUREGARD aaa .. fyulik ,xx BOYS HAIRCUTS John Gufford 40 Walk ng down the corrudor one can see a varuety of haurcuts on boys They range from short wure luke clups to the long straught type Few people realuze that boys haurcuts can duffer un style just as much as gurls can The type of haircut that seems to domunate us the brush type Though nat recommend ed for the dugnufued type of person ut us just the thung for boys who do not want to carry combs around wuth them Often these clups are taken too Iuterally by the barber and one comes walkung out of the barber shop wuth a cut so close that Luttle Henry would turn green wuth envy Some boys have haur that gets out of con trol and looks luke the back of a porcupune as soon as the water evaporates Then there us a mad struggle to see uf ut can be temporaruly put un place untul ut can be wa tered agaun Of course there us the boy that us lust the opposute Thus lad has hus haur so well under control that ut us never out of place But thus us a natural guft owned only by a few No matter where you go you do not often see two udentucal haurcuts on boys I . . , -- 4 . ,, - H - U . . 1 - I I I ' . F - , . u Q . ,u . ,, . u , , I . . . . . . . I ' . - I I . A - . 4 - - Al . . , . , -J, I 1 A . ' I . 1 i I . . . . . G Q ' ' ill. ' ' ' ' , , , , , , . . . . . I - 1 g l I 1 1 ' I ' ' I Art Instruction Fleurette Demers I ' ' 2 1 . . 5 ' A Y Y 4 V I I .-O . . fl x , . A . , , . , . . A 1 ' I . , . . I , . -. I n A I U I . . . . ll - ll - . h . , ' - - - . . . . - ,, . u, l , ' 'I . I n . . . . - ' I . I I I A . . - . - I . A . . , . . . . ' . . . - . - , I . . . . ' , , - . THE CRIMSON AND GRAY lContmued from Page IZI MISS CORBIN For Emergencues WELLS HIGH PHILATELISTS Mary Campbell 40 Everybody nn hugh school from the class of 43 to the class of 39 whether or not he has a stamp col Iectuon ns welcome to yoln the Wells Hugh Phnlatel :sts sand Mass Dorothy Lanphear stamp club ad vlser when Interviewed nn Room II6 thus afternoon Many puplls entered the club with only a few stamps and have a fine collection today Among these IS petlt Richard Gatineau who adds lute and color to the club by hrs unbounded energy and am bltlon Price Burgess prlde of the sensor class IS another actlve member This year the club has proved so popular that both a senior and jumor group have been formed The of flcers of the senior group are Jack Eaves presldent Thomas Walkmshaw vxce president Frank Chapman secretary treasurer Meetlngs are held once a week They are vane and planned by the members I believe Mass Lan phear went on that the upper classmen remember most vlvldly last year s auction when Prnce Burgess acting as the blckerlng auctnoneer sold stamps The room was elaborately decorated and of course the guests were served Ice cream she added But why some one asks do we collect stamps no rn -Q-on ICI. NO- - N :Zum mfb--4GmCPC3'U.,,0 -v a.-+5m gg a:,Qa.O - nu, -.. 5537v3? ' 026023 -+ - o - : 3- 3' tooo-. an Q37 ow ': 'r3'a'C nmmowo S8-S' 'bee af-GMM -oa'3Swmm c19,Ef'.f',3m TE-'D 05' 3 mooafb OW-so O Lff 3:O- 35:23-33-o a0a.U.4c wsgm U 5 3:0111 0 ua rucao- U-T-To fb mm-1' V.-'Uxo U13 mo D El.:3'EPU --E-0 3 gg-g.,,'d5' 3' 3g! ':'g'l -f o 1:13 300 D '3 '15'f,Q:5 -4 OE?- Clg Tjmo OST!-nj' Ez--Q.-33 C CJ' o -4 -1 limo 3' - a 3 rn rw 300- - 3, Ofngwm 5 2 70306 Om -1-Incl 7s O - 3 0 :Q F7085 532 ut 'Q P0 - rn-f 'UO-1 sm: TZ lo Il -4 a.-:VE CO' DEOJS-2' 3m .. U tn 'D ragof 5 Q.-gl ms -'mo -- o O5 8'5O 'DSW ' 3-3 zona'-12 'gag-:3 'F st? 52135 E-55.3 m 3' 59. ai? 3- 'DS-mE JPJPZPPPP SN ELL MR PARAGHAMIAN I'Vatc'h Ifofr Our JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE The Bzggest Ever DRAMATIC CLUB Thus year the Dramatic Club IS under a new head Mxss Rose Brodeur We wush her the best of luck with It S0 far the Club has been dolng thongs and getting places Already the members have been to Boston to see Whlteoaks starring Ethel Barrymore After the play the exclted group went to satisfy thexr hunger pangs at the Russran Bear lDon t you love the name? I The offxcers of the Club are president Mary Weuss ner vlce president Elaine Bousquet secretary Ellz abeth Costa treasurer Prlsculla Eccleston and sec ond vlce presndent Barbara D Arcey The Club has a number of new members thus year and nt seems to be a very enthuslastlc group lMary Welssner Madam Presudent' has her truals and troubles I The meetings are held every other Wednesday In the audltoruum The dues are ten cents a meetang At the second meeting the play Sardnnes was given It was dnrected by Gloria Mannle The charac ters were portrayed by Yolanda Barbxerrl Esther Lent: Nancy Blakely Anne Robbxns and Shnrley Matys It was extremely well presented and a char acter role by Yolanda Barblerrl was played to perfec tlon At the same rneetlng representatives of the Club were elected The sensor representatlve IS Dora Kendall junior Kay Traynor sophomore Ruth Row ett freshman Gertrude Bauvler and a member at large Bob Dyer The next program to be presented by the Dramatic Club IS to be a Christmas Play Mary Welssner and Elaune Bousquet are the directors Dramatic Club and to Its new adviser Miss Brodeur STUDENTS 10 Wil? 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But nobody cheers the i property owner who risks the wiping out of his lifelong it i 1 I savings by Hre. -i i Only adequate insurance can give you full protection. f f If you are under-insured you still are unprotected on a g 1 part of your investment. lg When you think of protection, think of this organiza- tion. l zl lil R. M. BURN1-IAM li SOUTHBRIDGE, Mfxss. l Consul! yn-ur msuranre agent as you would your doctor or lawyer I l AMES WORSTED C0 MdH1lfd6fll78fJ 0 MEN S AND WOMEN S WORSTED WEAR BOUSQUETS AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES 27 HAMILTON STREET I44 MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER RIGHT NOW' We con give you on extremely ottroctive Trode in Allowonce for your cor on your purchose of o new l939 CHEVROLET Soon to be onnounced C H KNIGHT, INC Patromze Our Advertisers O l l D O O O rr ' ' ar FEBRUARY 1939 g A ggggiggggggg W 3 HORCSCOPE FEBRUARY I939 Happy Birkhclay to Vluss Aucoun Armand DuBonaventura .lack Eaves George Ethuer Charlotte Duamond Geraldune Gullon Barbara Gulman Dorus Rowett Edward Ohab ueorge Saltus Helen Despres Anuta Farland Ruta Gurard James Hazzard Elaune Bousquet Albert Bouvuer Pruce Burgess Lena Constanzu lrene Tetreault Sllvy TODIO Norma Whute Eugene Roy Raymond Roblda Lulluan Brunell John Sheard Lorraune Doruause lrene Lataulle Beatruce Lynch Lorraune Desrosuer Constance Peloquun Louuse Quatrocellu Rubua Punsonneault Nellue Nutka 'Nlorma Cueru Hazen Locke Adele Lnro Ruta Louselle Julua Maceukowlcz Alfred Martun Marylyn Muller Theresa Puazzo Jennue Luchorowuec Eleanor Haynes Edwun Calcutt Tefta Sumolarus An ta Fontaune Arthur Frennuer lola Ann Francazzu Robert Gurard Helen Travunskl Lawrence Hughes lrene Lederuch Margaret Duane Helen Damuan Florence Lamoureaux Olga Malusory Ruta Damuan Chrusto Antounette Dolores Corneau Frank Bernadon lrene Lucuer Hortense Anctul Antounette Barnaby Dorus Borneau Lauretta Cordunal Vera Renaud Mary Ruzuo Lena Venue Kenneth Phullups Joseph Theodoss Famous people born un thus month un addutuon t the preceding are Leo M G M s Iron Kung Kong Lnttle Orphan Annues Sandy the grey mouse that used to adorn Mrs Beauregard s desk Sea Busquut and the holey elephant that resudes on teacher s desk In room l26 People born un thus month are destuned for a long and unhappy lufe They wull not travel wull not ln herut money and are exceptuonally unlucky The reason for all thus woe us that un thus month about ten mulluon years ago there luvcd a cruel old wutch There never had been and there never was ogaun a wutch as cruel as thus one One starry nught as she was slttung un her garden which today dear chuldren us the sute of the Mary E Wells Hugh School a star fell and landed rught un front of her Out of thus star came a sulvery vouce of paun that saud sadly Dear old lady l have pust been wounded by one of Apollos horses Untul l can take my place aqaun un the heavens you wull become a star for me Then suddenly the whole sky shook and the wutch felt her self belng swooped up towards the stars Atlas de posuted her so that she shone durectly down on her garden and then took up the weught of the sky that he had dropped for a second to transport old wutchue to her new dornaun She shunes yet and her cold puercung lught of steel twusts to an awful destuny the The only hope for Februaryutes us to shoot the star that has planned theur fate so cruelly Thus can be accomplushed by havung one February ute borrow a gun from the rufle club clumb the flagpole un front of school some starry nught and take careful aum Only one person has to do thus and we would sug gest Muss Aucoun because of her extraordunary flag pole sutter s record The rest of you must stand around the flagpole wuth a fnreman s net to catch Muss A when she loses her balance and falls after shooting the star Thus we re sure you re happy to hear wull break the spell for everyone born un February and you ll luve a happy, normal and prosperous lufe Congratulotuon' I , ,. , . . 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' , . . uf' is fl LITERATURE Dora Kendall 39 Back many centurues ago anoong the prum tuve and savage races of mankund th begunnungs of musuc gradually took shape from the rude shoutungs f men How wull always be a matter of guesswork but probably sungung of some sort came before any musucal unstruments were made Probably huntung calls or vocal sugnals used un prumutuve lufe pleased the fancues of the people and began to be used for amusement Perhaps the calls of the burds and the howls of anumols gave men the udea of umutatung the anumals of nature At any rate ut us certaun that anumals dud have a lot to do wuth the creatuon f musuc As the nturues passed anumals played a dom unant part un the musuc of dufferent countrues From lndua came the long laments and luvely duttues to the swcred cow Guudo of Greece puped the long days away to the tune of O Where O Where ls My Unu corn Gone? The fourteenth century saw the open ung of the furst real school of musuc In the rural streets of the Netherlands Wuluuam Dufay and hus pup ls co.J'd be heard playung V lse Des Souruceous 1 Waltz of the Wee Muce l The early form of the vuolun was untroduced un the sxteenth century and f The Flught of the Bumble Bee had been com posed earluer ut would have been a great favorute at that tume Wuth the seventeenth century the Ger man sacred musuc was domunant Songs of the felune were here untroduced Nat unluke the earluer centurues anumals are rep resented un the musuc of today At home at the opera the movues kundergarten all these places and many more aruumals play theur part Kurstun Flagstad sungs the favorute Hark Hark the Lark La Paloma lThe Dovel and The Burd Sermon Allan Jones sungs the very swayung Donkey Serenade and The Furefly Chuldren's vouces can be heard pupung away to the tune of Mr Frog, Trottung Ponues , and Curcus Whuppets Also people, young and old, stay home nught after nught to sung theur old favorutes Generally accepted at home gatherungs are Whoopee Tu Yu Yo, Gut Along Luttle Dogues, The Pretty Gurl Mulkung Her Cow, Proudly As the Eagle, and hundreds of others Of course, everyone knows that the most talked of musuc of the modern day us swung Well, swung us no exceptuon Every ruught un the week, un every part of thus old Unuted States, alIugators fly around Ferdunand Summ ry Ancuent lnduans sang duttues t e sacred cow moderns go unto the groove over e Flat Foot Floogue WHAT IN TARNATIONP Barbara l. DArcev -lp One dev un bleak December As l was walkung down Maun Street Wl'at should loom un front of me But a beast wuth bulbous feet Upon further unvestugatuon l found besudes the toes What mught have been and must have been A most obtrusrve nose .lust fur a nose and two bg toes What a freakush sught was he And l pondered long upon the thought What can thus monster be? VVas ut a gorulla escdped urom the zoo Or a shaggy mountaun goat9 No you re all wrong twas none of these But a man un a raccoon coat' THE B OGRAPHY OF FLll7PO THE FROG Elsue Benout 39 On the warm sand bed un o secluded part of a auuet pond a mass of green gelatun luke substance slowly began to move Gradually ut opened and from ut emerged Fluppo a bug baby polluwog Fluppo grew and grew and un about sux weeks he dropped hus taul forever Fluppo was now a frog' He was a handsome frog and had a way wuth the ladues so he thought' He was bugger than all the other frogs, and greener He would sut on the largest, greenest luly pad un the pool, hus gleamung whute vest settung off the emerald green of hus coat, and croon to the ladues Oh yes, undeed, Fluppo was green he felt he was urresustuble to the ladues However, there was one who dudn't notuce hum She was older than Fluppo, but very pretty She was very much amused at hus devotuon Soon after Fluppo became unterested un her, she eloped wuth Fluppo's school teacher Thus wounded Fluppo's prude and he vowed com pletely to ugnore hus school teacher and lessons Con 4 Kg- We wen,-M gg- - 1- -Q! -' Q. . . - ., - . fp ,gh 'u A 5, V .. 4 A ls . I .,, 'lk N . K' .N Xi fi- w - 5 V a 4 1 - . 1 .. - W X N56 I MENAGERIE OF MUSIC to the music of Goun' to Heaven On a Mule and A ' , , , a E: ' ' ' o th r , ' ' , I , Q ' ' ' th ' ul , J o I ' . . ' . U ' V ' Q . rn I . ', I . - I r X u L . ' ' I f C . ' , T ' H L l ' . uf l u 'u u a ru s , f s , ' . . V . - f I I h I I I i ,, . H M , r l I I I ' I f I .I V ' If H ' uf' -' ul A A 4 S - -' FEBRUARY l939 sequently he refused to do the next unit of work rn school which was the study of graceful leaping and drvrng and also dodgrng stones thrown by bad boys One day he was awakened from a peaceful nap on hrs lrly pad by the approach of a group of boys H was unable to dodge a stone which the boys threw at hrm and made a very ungraceful drve rnto the water Flrppo saw green stars for several mrnutes He saw them cgarn when he went home wrth hrs report card Flrppo drdn t mind hrs mother She told hrm that only common flies and mosquitoes and a few rnsects are good for a young frog s tummy But Flrppo mere ly rgnored her advice and one day while srttrnq on hrs lrly pad he caught a big green horse fly lt tasted good and he caught and ate some more A short trme later Flrppo went off to Ire down on hrs bed and remained there the rest of the d y Flrppo later sard Experience rs the greatest te cher Our story must end as all things must Flrppo was green there rs no doubt about rt He didnt know that he lrved on a frog farrn Hrs conspicuous actrv rtres attracted the attention of the owner who de crded that Flrppo was about the rrght srze and would do very well When next we look rn on our hero he rs as usual the center of attraction Flrppo or part of Flrppo lyrng on a snow whrte dorlre on a gleaming silver platter Flrppo rs surrounded by a rrng of Duchess Potatoes and sprigs of delicate green parsley and celery Flrppo handsome as usual rs done to tender golden brown and sprinkled wrth paprika TANGO Sara Coffin 40 Tango raised hrs head slowly and sniffed A farnt The scent seemed to be getting stronger He crouch ed down rn on undergrowth of cedar and watched Soon a man topped the knoll above the place where Tango crouched The man carried something rn hrs hand a trap as Tango well knew He had seen more than one rough surly trapper on hrs rounds setting hrs traps or taking the pelts he had caught Many an unwary lynx sprrngrng carelessly through the underbrush had come to death between the steel rows But not Tango' He was far too cunning for any man to capture ln the Great Northwest where Tango happened to live black fox pelts were scarce and very valuable Tango had a magnificent coat ret black long and silken Now the man was passing wrthrn ten feet of Tango but hrs ears covered by hrs coonskrn cap drd not catch the low snarl whrch arose from the drs pleased Tango s throat He simply set hrs trap and finally went on When he had disappeared behind a clump of pines Tango crept forth hrs eyes narrow slrts He sniffed cautiously at the trap rt was barted wrth frozen fish Tango was hungry He walked slowly around the thrng several trmes trying to work out a way to get the frsh without the traps getting hrm Finally he stopped and looked at rt for a long trme Then edging closer very carefully he pushed the trap qurckly wrth hrs paw rn such a way that the trap was sprung He took the frsh to the underbrush and set tled down to enroy this trdbrt True rt wasn t much of a meal but rt was something and the best that Tango could frnd When Tango had finished he walked on He fol lowed the old Lost River bed northward for frve miles then he turned off and took one of hrs own special trails lt led through a maze of ground cedar in whrch anyone but Tango would have got hopelessly lost After two mrles of thrs he came out at the edge of a rocky canyon where a few hemlocks were trying to grow among the rocks Tango made his way for some trme down another f hrs tr rls amongst the rocks and arrived at a small cave The cave was small that rs to all outward appearances but rt went for back rnto the ground Since the apenrng was rust big enough to admrt Tango rt kept out larger beasts and afforded a peaceful den for m That night rt snowed When Tango poked hrs black head out the apenrng of hrs cave everythrng was whrte and strll Loony the great whrte owl shrreked at hm and Tango lumped a foot Loony was Tangos pet hate and Tango was Loonys pet hate the drfference berng that Loony could scare Tango and Tango couldn t scare Loony However rf Tango ever got hold of Loony Loony wouldn t have trme to be scared' Tango sneered at Loony and stalked away He had more rmportant busrness than quarrelrng wrth an owl particularly Loony' Thrs busrness chrefly con cerned hrs empty stomach' He drd however scare up a snowshoe rabbrt which appeased hrs hunger a lrttle Hunger sometimes makes wrld anrmals very bold and rt had that effect on Tango He decrded that down near the settlement he mrght possrbly frnd somethrng to eat He started off at a good pace but when he got wrthrn a mile of the vrllage he was more cautrous It was very cold and Tango was terrrbly hungry H sneaked up rn back of one of the huts There he found a prece of venison whrch he qurckly set to work on a long stick which shot frre that hurt one terrrbly The bullet grazed Tango s shoulder but before the man could take arm agarn Tango was flyrng home He left a trail of blood rn the whrte snow and the man seerng thrs started off after Tango He frgur ed that Tango couldnt run very far wrth o hurt shoulder After a whrle Tango stopped to rest and to lrck hrs wound He could hear the brush cracklrng and knew the man was comrng He got up and stagger ed on He was losrng way and strll the creature be hrnd hrm came on and on Finally rn desperation he turned toward the only cabrn rn that part of the woods the cabrn of Chauburragog a young lndran trapper When Tango neared the cabrn the door opened and Chaubunagog came out Held between a chance of lrfe and death Tango darted rnto the cabrn and sank down on the floor before the frre For a minute Chaubunagog only stared then see rng the man come pantrng up the hrll he quretly shut the door and went on for hrs armful of firewood The man came up gasping Have you seen a black fox up thrs way rust now? Chaubunagog looked at hrm hard and sard I don t look for black fox they re too smart Well I saw one Shot hrm down at the settle ment Came up thrs way' Chaubunagog looked at hrm as rf he drdn t belreve hrm and turned to hrs woodprle The man went on up the rrver bed When Chaubunagog entered the cabrn Tango for the frrst trme rn hrs lrfe lrfted hrs eyes to a human and pleaded for help Well Ill keep you untrl you re well then you can stay wrth me or go back to the wrld Then he went about getting supper mumblrng I don t want a black pelt anyway No good no good . , - A e . U . A ' o ' a' , in 1 - - hi . , K 4 - 1 , . I . . I I G ' ' . . . 4 . I D I . . . . , ' I ' I . 4 I Ti 4 - ll ' ll 4 - . . A . - , I I I I ' ' ' , I . . I . . I I . . ' , 4 , U' Q a . I A ' e . , . . . , ' scent reached the sensitive nostrils of the black fox. He lufnecl 5UAddenlY lU?l' 'n time to See 0 mfm with . - I ' , , , . . I - I . 1 1 f - I I l ' 1 l 1 g A 1 - 1 ' I , , . 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' . - 4 e . - . ,1 1 I I I - v ,, THE CRIMSON AND GRAY ZORINA Frank Krysuak 39 Through the sulence of the lungle h'ud came the tones of the drum at every unstant clearer than be fore The secret drum code of the natuves had brought the message Every note had recorded un the e ger brauns of the tense natuves Then the drumnuung ceased the message was fun shed There vcs a hu h over the vullage but tw tre cve of each notuv was seen a uoyous lught anl un some even tears of uoy The drumrnung hadl brought tl e news Zoruna the black dread of the jungle was le d Zoruna the black beauty hal kept the fullaae un o turmoul knllng women and fhullren She had mangled her x ctums whule they str yed long jungle paths ar were at work un the cornfue 'ls had caused repeated nughts of dread when a daughter fauled to rc urn only to be found a fr gment vuctum o Zoruna The n tuves had organuzecl p rt es of men to pene trate the uungle and kull Zaruna Weeks of anxuety had preluded the drums Now at last the tensuon relueved the monotonous drums had brought the uoy ful message Yes Zoruna was gone but she would never be for gotten She would luve un the memorues of the na tuves to be passed on to succeedung generatuons Each new eneratlon would lusten to theur fathers as they told cf Zoruno the black p nth r the dread of the vull ae olk THE WHITE EAGLE EMBLEM OF POLAND Eugenua Kaszynsku 40 A very long tume ago when much of Europe was unsettled there luved out un the wulderness wuth theur parents three young brothers They had no other playmat s for the nearest neughbors luved mules away and there were no suitable roads for travelung For enuoyrnent theur father told them many tales whuch he had heard from hus own father of the courage and bravery of theur forefathers who had fought and con quered many of the wuld anumals and had found new settlung These tales gave them a desure for adven ture and as they grew up theur one thought was of goung unto the strange world to fund a suutable loco tuon for a vullage One day after buddung theur parents farewell they started out unto the world for theur great adventure each un o dufferent durectuon Walkung was very duf fucult among the thuckly grown trees and bushes Theur only food was what they found un the forest When they dudnt fund any palatable berrues they went wuthout food sornetumes for several days un succes suon Each one had to protect humself from the many wuld anumals that unhabuted the forests They had no guns or gunpowder as ammunutuon for protectuon Theur only weapon was a club But they had only one untent funding a suutable locatuon where a vul lage could be founded After many days of travelung the youngest brother Czech came upon a cleared puece of land There he buult a luttle hut for hum self When more people arruved they buult more huts and named the vullage after the founder Czech Thus was the begunnung of Czechoslovakua The muddle brother Rus also founded a vullage un a sumular way Hus vullage was supposed to be the begunnung of Russuo The oldest brother Lech after escapung many dangers and rovlng around uru the wulderness for some tume came upon a beoutuful fueld un whuch stood a very tall oak tree On the top most branch of the oak tree sat a large whnte eagle un uts nest Lech decuded to make a hut under thus tree and he chose the whute eagle as hus protector emblem A few wanderers came upon Lech and settled down wuth hum They thought they wanted a name for thus settlement 7 5 S Q. u therefore namel the settlement Gnue do from the Polush word Gnuazdo me nung nest Soon other wanderers stumbled on theur huts and mode theur homes wuth them The vullage grew and was then changed to Gnuezno As the vullage Increased un populatuon more lan was necessary They called the whole area which they took Polana from the Polush word pole meanung fueld Later when the terrutary came unto hustory ut was changed to Polska as ut us known to thus day Poland has kept the whute eague as uts emblem and the vullage of Gnuezno stull exusts not as a vullage but a cuty well kn wn to the Polush people A N'GHTS HUNT George W Futts 39 The forest w s a moon lut arena where many bat tles for lufe were waged A new moan had lust rusen over the mountauns cncl uts raduance bathed Deep Ruver Valley un sllvery lght Pune trees carved theur shadowy s lhouettes cgaunst the sky Eerue shadows cast by gnorled tree trunks resembled medueval gargoyles A soft warrn breeze whuspered through the trees lt was tume for the nnght s hunt The weurd hoot of an owl drufted across the evenung stullness Bats flutted here and there snatchung up some nousy mosquito or unfortunate moth Already the evenung stullness h d been broken by the puercung squeal of a meadow moase who had been carrued off by a hoot owl Sheeta too our tawny menace was on the provsl Sheeta was a tan colored anurr- l wuth a long slender tall and large yellow eyes that flashed unces sont fure She was a member of the felune famuly a Sheeta bounded slowly down the steep rocky traul whuch led to the valley below She was thunkung of the fune furry balls huddled together un her den that she had left Sheeta was very proud of her fnrst kuttens As she crept slowly along the edge of the forest a faunt odor of deer came to Sheeta s sensutuve nos truls The huge anumal crept up wund toward her quarry Her keen eyes pucked out the form of a whute tatled buck lyung under a hemlock She crept as close to her quarry as she dared and then sprang luke a guant sprung uncoulung The deer gave a snort and trued to ruse but Sheeta s needle luke fangs were burned un hus neck The deer sank helplessly to uts knees and then fell back whule uts lufe slowly ebbed out Blood spattered as tru umphant Sheeta settled down to feast She gorged herself wuth venuson for she had not eaten for two days She dragged what remauned of the deer up 0 tree to protect ut from other meat eaters as It was her unheruted custom to return to the scene of her kull As darkness faded and a frunge of lught appeared onthe eastern rum of the horuzon Sheeta trotted slowly and mauestucally back to her den on Pune Rudge Mountaun Lu-W EB 1 z . , - ,u . ,, A . c . , u I S ' - . fu . u, . . 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'l ' FEBRUARY l939 BOYS NIV R KNOW PhyllIs WhIteoak 39 Susan brought the maIl In and carelessly ruffled through It on the hall table Probably rIothIng for her there Isually wasnt One from Tom though for JImmy b thls one w snt for Jmmy It was for her Could It really be from hIm3 And was It really from Northsouthern UnIversIty7 Sure enough It was and In Tom s own handwrItIng Susan kIcked off her rubbers threw her coat on a chaIr dropped her umbrella on the floor and raced for a letter opener She couldnt spoIl the envelope of Tom s fIrst letter Dear Tom He fInally reahzed that she was the one who really cared and not that sIllv powder puff next door After goung out wIth Helen at Chrnstmas he d thrown her off forever Tom was bashful though what had hade hIm wrIte to her? Ah well It must haxe b en the awakenmg of the ecstacy of love at last Her fIngers were shak ng as she read Dear Susan H ya fella How re thIngs at home7 tRomantIc thought Susan I JImmy hasnt answered my last letter anythIng wrong? How s your precIous cat Puffy7 She dead from aIcoholIc polsonlng yet? After all Susan the doctor saId a spoonful a day would cure her The last tlme I saw her weavlng around the house she looked as though you had drugged her I ll be home next week end because mId years fInIsh FrIday And say I m brIngIng Don Brnssel home wIth me H s a I te younger than I am and not partIcularly handsome but he s a good guy Susan How about gettnng Helen and the four of us steppIng out Saturday nIght7 Tell JImmy l made the wrestlmg team WaIt untII you see me beatlng up that brother of yours See you Saturday nmght FIQIWID So long Tom Susan lIved In a mIsty haze of memorIes untll that Saturday She wasnt pleased by any means when Helen satd she d love to go wIth them But after all Susan felt she could be generous She had pa tIently wanted and sIlently admvred Tom for years whlle Tom and Jmmy had gone off together OccasIonally If the boys had been In a good mood they had let her carry theIr baIt can when they went fIshIng Those were the days remlnnsced Susan when she spent hours dIggIng the bIggest and fattest worms to gIve to Torn She remembered the nughts the Phoney Phantoms had held meetlngs IH theIr attIc and she could vaguely hear Tom s voIce through the ventIIator In her mothers room Once Tom had wrnked at her and asked her If she was goIng to be busy flve years from then That day she had faIrly flown down town to get hIm a cotter pIn for hls bIcycle pedal when It wouldnt stay on Now she was grown up She was goung out wIth Tom And there was Helen sumply oozlng sentImentalIty over Tom and he was only bflnglng a good guy home for her to go wIth It was lust Tom s overwhelmlng bashfulness that wouldn t let hIm ask Susan out alone Susan declded to wash her haIr Thursday nIght so It wouldnt be too fluffy for Saturday She searched the Beauty AIds columns and found a pxece that read For dry haIr an egg shampoo works wonders and leaves the haIr glossy and soft Susan trIed the shampoo but unfortunately somethIng went wrong and she had to spend the rest of the evenIng wash Ing the egg out Fnday rnght she trlecl to drown out the melody of freckles that played across her nose wIth a solutnon of three p rts lemon IUICS and one part glycerlne Then she went through an agonIzIng experIence try Ing to clamp a clothespIn on GfOl'GSCJICI nose but found It to no avaIl FInally she went to sleep wIth r IH her haIr cold cream on her face an vasIlInc on her eyela hes Saiurlay mornIng she rehearsed her greetung to Tom when he came that nlght After lunch her stomach began to churn and she lumped every tIme the phone or d or bell rang About 4 30 Tom called Susan grIpped the phone and trled to keep her VOICE from tremblIng Hello? That you Susan? Tom lSusan sIghed and smIledI Say IS Helen all set for to nIght9 Yes Tam We thunk we can make It Okay well be around about 7 30 JImmy there? Get hlm wIll you? Yes Tom lust a munute He dldnt sound as though he realIzed that the Sprnng of hIs lIfe was about to dawn Well maybe he was excvted Jrm my' Tom wants you on the phone And now everythIng was workIng out flne All her wnshung on shootIng stars and loads of hay sleepvng on weddrng cake and treasurlng her four leaf clov ers had not been In vaIn At exactly 7 25 the door bell rang and Susan danced to answer It wIth her eyes shInIng her heart banglng and her fIngers crossed She opened the door and there was Tom' The boys came In and Tom Introduced Susan to Don Dons been looknng forward to meetrng you Susan Keep each other occupIed w ll you whIle I skup across for Helen? Helen thought Susan why cant we all go aet her? But she let It go and Tom and Helen were back In a mrnute And there there rlght before her very eyes was Helen clIngIng to Tom s arm' I Tom Intro duced Helen to Don and then she saId somethlng that Susan found It hard to belleve I m so pleased to know you Don' We re goIng to have so much fun to nIght you and Susan and Tam and I Come on everyone laughed Tom s VOICG Susan you and Don won t mlnd Fldlng In the rumble seat wlll you? I know you love to anyway Suddenly Susan saw Dan for the fIrst tIme No Tom had been rrght he wasn t handsome and Susan doubted very much whether he could even be a good guy wIth a face lIke that The bottom dropped out of everythIng and dazed Susan clambered Into the rumble-yust another WIIIIHQ helper' I All her martyrdom for Tom dear unsus pectIng Tom had started agaIn F . . . - I I I II . II . . . II . I I A f L , I I - I - - I I I I -I-I ut In I . .J , 7 , . , . I I .- , I ft f Y I I I . . . - y X . . . 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K 'Q ff LOCALS X ss MI 'gr' .W eq-alll Am, T 'WC 'sits M GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Presudent Alvun Greene Vuce Presudent Louu e Bouvuer Secret ry Lu ulle Dubreuul Treasurer Armand Sansoucy Head Labraruan Hedwuga Swuacku The Syncopators played for dancung after the operetta THE CAST General Ernest Work Presudent of Harmony Hall Robert Gatuneau Daoluttle Work the General s son Danuel Robson McTavush the General s lawyer Frank Krysuak Wugguns the General s valet George Beau regard Sugnor Brownunu Grand Opera tenor Alvun Greene Octave Brownunus valet Louus Letourneau Wrlght Story Brownunus press agent Warren Mc Grath Phul Tom Ted Bull Members of Harmony Hall Glee Club Donald Hebert Henry DuGregoruo John Chamberlun Hector Anctul Rosalue Works adopted daughter Vurgunua G gnon Marutana her mold and understudy Luculle Dubreuul Mrs Hom mersley Keys Rosolueschaperon Louuse Bouvuer Elsa the General s cook Jeanne Bombarduer Stella Laura Al ce Mabel Members of St Ceculua Chour Shurley M tys M b I T tman June Desrosuer Kay Traynor SPECIALTIES Entre Acte l8th Century Fraultues a lo Marue Antaunette Luculle Dub euul a la Sur Joseph Porter Wulfred Pleau Dancers Eluzabeth Costa Kassl ny Costa Agnes But er Jennue Luchorowuec Elaune So'vo Theres Pot vun Barbara Laluberte Florence Remuan CHORUS Boys James Champagne Donald Hutchunson Bernard Jalbert Wulluam McCann Steven Casavant Robert Bertrand Herve Hebert Robert Carpenter Raymond Chauvun Eluas Kolluos Howard Cole Luonel Thubeault Sofoclus Kolluos Jack Sulluvan Albert Du Gregoruo Lawrence Hughes Ernest Nordman How ard Thompson Jock Eaves Charles Brousseau Ken neth Hutchunson Robert Long Wulfred Pleau Gurls Odule Gurouard Yvonne Westwell Barbara Morse, Glorua Fusette, Jean Robertson, Patrucua Smuth, Ruta Guulmette, Lorraune Donaus, Grace Wung, Cecule Blume, Gladys Vantura, Lauretta Cardunal, Vuctorua Skowron, Ruta Louselle, Ruta Gurard, Lorraune Desrosuer, Lulluan Brunell, Lulluan Houle, Gabruelle LaPlante, Lor raune Deprey, Paulune Favreau, Theresa LeBlanc, Norma Whute, Dora Kendall, Theresa Jacobs, Ruth Duonne, Luculle Delage, Anuta Farlond, Barbara Nuchols, Elaune Bousquet Under the durectvon cf Mr Robert Hall the follow ung unembers of the stu lent orche tro played for the operettc Maxwell Ruth Johnson Mary Bu lu Ruth Abrams Ruchard Nuchols Robert Gatuneau Alex Kovelesku Roland Rondeau Arnold Gooawun Mary Potaluvo Robert Bertrand Ray Thompson Eleanor Barr Ger trude Larochelle Jean Boucher Alturo Ceccarellu Norman Donous Norman Mothueu Yvette Langlaus Anne Denuse Robbuns Roslyn Goodwun HARMONY HALL Snatches From Student Crutucs Fuve munates of eught the Town Hall was jam med the orchestra was playung the overture lughts were beung dummed settuna was arranged and the cost was takung theur marked places on the stage Munutes flew by Bob Beauregard held hus arms roused skyward The Curtaun Opened and the outburst of the openung chorus Harmony Hall rang through the buulclung Louuse Bouvuer 40 Mr Hall deserves great prause for the fune er formance of the orchestra They cast asude last year s assembly march and for a change gave us some eally new and dufferent musuc The musuc of the chorus was also enuoyable M O Hara workerl un a very great varuety of song types Many looked at theur neughbors when Prunes Prusrns and Potatoes Issued forth from the gurls chorus and Mrs Hamrnersly Keys The plot as us natural un an operetta was uncon sequentual The outstandung comeduan was Frankue Krysuak as MaI.Tavush a very Scottush scotsman charged heavuly for conductung personally fushung traps un the Sahara luon hunts un Swutzerland and cartrudge shootxng un Calufornua Howard Buckley 40 Steve Casavant Frank s understudy dud an excel lent puece of work when he accepted the task of learnung the unuured Krysuak s role un two days Steve made up hus mund to learn ut and he took the part ex cellently at the Thursday afternoon dress rehearsal Muss Hebert's often quoted phrase the show must go on must have crept unto Steve's heart or he wouldn't have done such an almost umpossuble task Sophocles Kolluos '40 Warren McGrath us another comeduan to be re corded un the annals of operetta hustory Nuce go ung, Warren' Nancy Blakely '40 Its -. . 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I I I A ' ' - 5 I I FEBRUARY l939 Alvun Greene as a conceuted wude world known tenor proved to be a great comeduan as well as a sunger and actor Alvnn featured The Grls All Follow Me Around the hut of the show Danny Robson a begunner un the operetta dud hus part ex cellently Adele Luro 40 Wugguns played by Bob Beauregard as a former leader of a street band scored a real truumph Vurgunua Gagnon was her usual charmung self un her portrayal of Rosalue the queen of song Louuse Bouvuer s portrayal of a wudow Mrs Ham mersly Keys was noteworthy She showed her clever musucal abuluty un the song Prunes Prusms and Po totoes How graceful she was un the munuet' Shurley Matys 40 Luculle Dubreuul played the part of the vuvacuous luttle cook who appealed to Sugnor Brownunu Kathleen Traynor 40 ln order to make the operetta even more unterest ung specual entertauners were added to the program And unterestung ut was tap dancung by Paula Man nue toe dancung by Ida Southall and a delughtful versuon of the Lambeth Walk There us only one crutucusm l wush to make and that us ut was not long enough Practucally everyone who saw ut would be sure to agree wuth me All un all thanks are owed to Muss Hebert Mrs Beauregard and the cast for a splendud operetta and performances Evelyn Greenhalge 40 DANCE BAND We want to wush Mr Hall all the success un the world wuth hus Dance Orchestra In the few weeks sunce Chrustmas vacatuon he has whupped the chestra unto fune shape Members unclude Ruchard Nuchols Jull Galupeau Arnold Goodwun Roland LaPuerre Eleanor Barr Bob Gatuneau John Gufford Douglas Brown Plans are funally under way for one of the very promusung events of the season an afternoon tea dance to be sponsored by the Student Councul Our audxtorlum wull be a colorful sught on the eve of February I7 when hugh schoolutes land only hugh schoolutes l whurl theur partners around So get your partners soon because everybody s goung to be here' The Syncopators are playung for the dance so the Student Councul wull not use the snappy new raduo and vuctrola that the school commuttee bought for us THE WORCESTER TRlP January I0 l939 a group of Wells students boarded Terry Brennan s bus for a trup to Clark Unu versuty The expedutuon started at 6 30 and return ed at well at a convenuent hour The play The Merry Wuves of Wundsor was guv en by the Clark Players Thus proved very entertaun ung and ut was doubly unterestung to us because our fruend Professor lllungworth durected ut The play ut self was done very beautufully The costumes and scenery were very realustuc and ut was enjoyed by all Senuors and members of the Dramatuc Club were the only pruvuleged students allowed to go to the play We are sorry other students couldn t go Ah well all the populus cant be actors or senrors' GIRLS CLUB The Gurls Club under Faculty Advuser Muss Cecule Punard has chosen uts program commuttee for the sec and half year Chaurmon of the Commuttee us Hortense Anctul Her staff consusts of Constance Lavoue Lulluan Brunnell Statua Ohab Oluvette Bouch ard and Vurgunua Tondonadu The program commuttee of the furst half year headed by Natalue Puerce has funushed wuth several unterestung actuvutues After the last few busuness meetungs dancung was held January 28 l939 a skatlng party and hot dog roast was held at The Robunson Crusoe Camp un Sturbrudge The members of the Club have voted and agreed upon a pun to represent theur membershup un the club The p ns wull be ordered at some future date Also plans for a Boston pleasure trup are under way These are as yet Incomplete but they wull be developed further un future meetungs The actuvuty whuch the Gurls Club plans to have at uts next meetung us a penny auctuon Thus us for members only and should prove very unterestung The presudent of the Gurls Club us Glorua Mannue Vuce presudent us Mary Durlom The secretary us Sara Coffun and the treasurer us Julua Rewunsku The G rls Club rs one of the most popular Clubs un the school at the present tume lt enjoys large membershup and a great deal of cooperatuon from the members We wush ut and Muss Punard success wuth future plans THE DEBATING CLUB The Debatung Club has scheduled debates wuth Charlton and Leucester Hugh Schools These debates wull take place un February and the sprung months Members of the Wells debatung team are Dorus Grrard Edward LeClaur Mary Laluberte Ruta Louselle Jeannette Tetreault and Raymond Robuda WELLS SHARP SHOOTERS Elsue Benout 39 ln a darkened room wuth ullumunated targets the future sharp shooters of Southbrudge lue un a prone posutuon and try to hut the center of the bulls eye Thus us what happens every Tuesday nught from 7 to 9 when the Rufle Club holds uts meetung un the Rufle Range of the Wellsworth Athletuc Assocuatuon un the Casedale Plant of the Amerucan Optucal Company The club holds membershup un the Natuonal Rufle Assocuatuon and expects to meet the Manchester termune uts skull un February We reorganuzed thus year to get new members so we can do better un years to come saud Mr Robert V Beals faculty advuser for the club Although Mr Beals us the faculty advuser the boys are often and very ably assusted by Mr Berg Par aghamuan and Mr Multon E Muckleson also mem bers of the faculty The offucers of the club are Harold Ruzner pres udent George Futts vuce presudent Carroll Andrews secretary Gulbert Atwood treasurer The team us made up of Carroll Andrews Gulbert Atwood Pruce Burgess Norman Morong Raymond Phaneuf Harold Ruzner and Arvud Sulverberg ASSEMBLIES January l9 Professor Robert lllungworth of Clark Unuversuty spoke on the luf'e and work of Sur James Barru January 46 The program was guven enturely by Polush students Edmund Rewunsku played a polka Hedwuga Swuacku sang a solo Jack Koprowsku came back uO school for the occas on and played two pueces on hus clarunet Hedwuga Swuacku and Jennue Luch orowuec sang a duet The followung group of gurls sang the closung song and danced a beautuful folk dance Adele Luro Nellue Rewunsku Blanche Slota Evelyn Ostrowsku Helen Chaplunsku Jennue Luchor owuec Florence Remuan and Wanda Wcskuewucz January 26 At an afternoon assembly Mr Bump Hadley of the New York Yankees spoke on baseball A pucture celebratung the one hundredth annuversary of baseball was shown After the as sembly the corrudor was fulled wuth autograph hounds surroundung Mr Hadley February l The enture cast of Harmony Hall wuth Muss Hebert and Mrs Beauregard gave prevuews of the operetta . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY ri A-It u ATHLETICS uv A I BOYS BASKETBALL The eason opened wuth no one know rug quute what k nd of basketball team the school had Afte the furst game there was never a doubt un any ones mund for the boys troun ed Palmer 64 I3 and thus was no t n 45 I3 Many old tume basketball players say that thus us the best team whuch the M E W H S hcs ever produced wuth Steve Cfusavant Stretch Decataldu and Bob Beauregard sunkung them from un c'ose Frankue Krysuak excellung un long shots Last but not least Varn plays a splendud defens uve game and manages to keep the ball un the op pon nts terrutory most of the tufne Fuve stars to our new coach Lew Kyruos and every one of them can play basketb II Thus year s furst team us made up of Steve Ca avant an Be u regard Louus Decataldu Frank Krysuak Raymond Varun Ray Trudeau On the second team are H Cole R Freeland G Decataldu A Sylvestru L Newlands Donaus E McNam ra R Proulx Remuan WELLS 64 PALMER 'I3 Thus was only the begunnuu-g of a successful season for the Wellsmen Played t the West Street Gym on December 23 the game fosund Steve Casavant scorung I9 pounts Stretch Decataldu I6 pounts and Frank Krysuak I3 po nts WELLS 45 CHARLTON 'I3 Although Palmer nd Charlton are not the strong est teams on the schedule and Wells has many tough battles ahead ut has been years sunce a Crumson team scored IO9 pounts un the furst two games to theur op ponents 26 ln thus game Casavant scored I2 pounts Decat aldu I3 and Krysuak I4 wuth Wells leadung all the way WELLS 35 ALUMNI 20 The star studded Alumnu hoped to show our boys that they were not quute so good as people thought they were Instead the boys only further convunced theur followers of theur greatness Casavant wuth I7 pounts Decataldu wuth 6 and Beauregard wuth 6 were the leadung scorers for the hugh school Harry Kraly wuth IO pounts and Red Allard wuth 6 were hugh scorers for the Alumnu WELLS 57 WARREN I7 Played un the West Street Gym, thus game found the boys far superuor to theur opponents The game gave the Crumson and Gray second team a chance to get un some experuence for next year Casavant was hugh scorer wuth 2I pounts Krysuak was a close sec ond wuth I6 pounts, whule Decataldu had I4 to hus credut WELLS 28 ST LOUIS 2 The strongest opponent of the year was met un thus game, and even they were not strong enough to de feat the Crumson and Gray team from Southbrudge The contest was excutung and close from start to fun ush wuth the lead chang ng hands frequently but the Lo pounts puled up by Casavant Beauregard Trudeau Decataldu and Krysuak were enough to wun for Wells WELLS 36 SOUTH 28 P ayed un Southbrudge ag snst a strong South Hugh team from Worcester thus game was as thrullung as any Western novel The furst half of the game found both teams evenly matched but after the half Wells gr du lly pulled un to the lead wuth the funal score 8 Casavant c ntrubuted I9 pounts ta t us total whule Deco aldu and Beauregard added B pounts ani 7 pounts respectuvely WELLS 22 BARTLETT 33 A formerly unbeaten Wells Hugh basketball team met defeat un thus game at the hands of a powerful Bartlett Hugh quuntet Played un Webster the game drew eught hundred fans The Wellsmen swarmed over the Bartlett quuntet at the openung whustle to score two pounts un the furst munute of the game but after the furst attack they feul behund and trauled for the remaunder of the game Beauregard was leadung s orer for Wells wuth 7 pounts whule as vant and Decataldu had 5 pounts each Tsugorda and Radopoulas scored IZ and I5 pounts respectuvely for Wfebster GIRLS BASKETBALL WELLS 25 WOODSTOCK 38 Thus game played un Vuloodstock was the openung game of the s ason Thus must have been the rea son that Adele Luro wuth IS pounts and Clematus Janeczek wuth 6 were the only members of the Crum son and Gray who were able to scare WELLS 29 CHARLTON 27 Played un Charlton thus game saw the gurls break unto the wun column The game was no push over and the gurls had to play to perfectuon un order to get results The score Wells I9 Charlton I6 at the half and Wells 72 Charlton 23 at the end of the thurd peruod prove thus Adele Luro agaun took scorung hono s wuth 2I pounts WELLS 36 ALUMNI I6 The furst home game of the season was a decuded success for the Wells gurls The Alumnu squad was made up of such former stars as Florence Luro, Sus Janeczek, Marge Murphy, Chrustune Decker, Bev Austun, and Rosalue Martun The lack of practuce on the Alumnu's part showed up as the Crumson and Gray gurls broke up many a pass and scored at wull Adele Luro, Phyllus Whuteoak, and Clem Janeczek were hugh scorers for the wunners whule Florence Luro and Sus Janeczek took the honors for the Alumnu WELLS 64 WARREN I Thus game was a walk away for the gurls Untul the closung munutes of play, ut looked as though the Q f 'au 'I uf' I - . 2 - - L41 S ' . -.-u u 4 1 -57 I 9 fy ,Z-..,u-.1 yd, Q , .Q ' ., .s4:'gjg-- ::u',15u.j.ui, KK lt I I ' II I- I-1'-'iTl'xit: . feul' ft . , ' wh, A. -fri-,mt I -I, 'dx 5, F' ' -J I. . . . 1,5 . . I ' s u. , , , I I I I F 7 - , s- , . nl, . mustake, In the second game they humbled Charl- ' '- I I o - . - ' , u . ' ' fu I ' ,Z I I ' 1 . . . - - - c . a r 5- . . - - A A 36-2 , o r h I 1 5 . , u I I ' I I . , e ' ' I , A: ug: if ug: :gi r V I ' ' , s , ELI .J ,a - ' ' A ' , u u , - . 1 I ' G I ' u ' , ' ' C a I ' . . G i ' I . . ' ' ll If - - ' V u V u u . . c - ' u , . . . I e . . ' - A I H - I - I . . u , v ' . , . , I I I I I I . I . 1- I - . . , . . ' I, ' I 4 FEBRUARY I939 gurls would have a shut out to use baseball terms but then Bernadette Lavallee scared I pount on a foul shot for the only Warren score The Ieadung scorers for Wells were Adele Luro zl pounts Clem Janeczek ZI pounts Julua Luro 9 pounts and Marulyn Muller 8 pounts WELLS 30 WOODSTOCK I6 Playung thus game at the West Street Gym the gurls were out to avenge the defeat at the hands of these some Woodstock gurls eorluer un the season They were enturely successful as the score shows Instead of just lustung the hugh scorers I want to guve credut to Mary Tobua Nuna Hobson and Josephune Janusz who as guards make many o pount pass ble but who wull never be able to score a pount them selves Theur fune defensuve work has been large ly responsuble for the teams success Adele Luro Phyllus Whuteoak and Clem Janeczek were agaun the hugh scorers WELLS 66 BARTLETT 6 Webster held no honors for our gurls who played the Iassues from Webster un the afternoon before the bovs game They went to Webster to wun and wun they dud 66 6 Adele Luro scored 28 pounts Clem Janeczek I7 pounts Marulyn Muller and Phyllus Whuteoak 8 pounts apuece At no tume un the game theur lead threatened The second team defeated the Webster second team 24 20 wuth Julua Luro and Marulyn Muller mak ung a good showung The furst and second teams thus year unclude Adele Luro Clem Janeczek Phyllus Whuteoak Nuna Hobson Mary Tobua Paulurue Lavallee Dorus Gurard Nancy Blakely Julua Luro Marulyn Muller Josephune Janusz and Ruta Adamuck Muss Stephanue Kozyra us the gurls coach ICE HOCKEY Thus us the second year that we have had an uce hockey team Wuth all but one of the regulars back the team had hoped for outstandung success but the weather man just dudnt agree So the season had already started before the team could have practuce and then the changeable weather kept them from regular practuce The season usn t over yet and we are sure that they wull prove that our hopes weren t false Thus years team us Goalue Danny Dunovellu Shorty Gagnon Fat Sansoucy Left Defense Bob Got uneau Rught Defense Warren McGrath Fred Martun Center Vuc LEcuyer Nel Benout Whut Goddu Left Wung George Ethuer John Beverage Rught Wung Roger LaRochelle Salvuno Tobua NORTH 7 WELLS I The Wells Hugh hockey team lost uts openung game of the season to the North Hugh sextet of Worcester the team whuch has only been defeated once un I2 years un the Inter Hugh champuonshups playoffs The Wells score was mode by George Ethuer un the furst peruod when he shot a long one from the blue lune past the North goalue NICHOLS JUNIOR COLLEGE 5 WELLS 0 Thus saw the Crumson team wuth o new goalue Danny Dunovellu who was playung hus furst organuzed hockey game Even so playung thus game after only one practuce sessuon and one other game he proved valuable to the Wells sextet Probably the most unterestung part of thus game for the players anyway was the hot chocolate and cookues furnushed by the College kutchen after the game WELLS 7 KILLINGLY 0 Played at Cohasse Pond thus was the furst home game of the year The local boys showed the home town fans the benefut of theur needed practuce as they skated curcles around the Kullungly players and scored at wull Bob Gatuneau scored 3 tumes Pewee Tobua scored 3 tumes Whut Goddu scored once and had one ossust and John Beverage had Z ossusts Dannue Dunovellu fullfulled all preductuons when he held KI lungly scoreless makung several thrullung stops NICHOLS JUNIOR COLLEGE WELLS 2 Played un Dudley because the local uce was un o poor condutuon thus was the most brulluant game so far thus season Whut Goddu and George Ethuer scor ed for Wells and the whole team deserves prause for thus game theur playung havung umproved IOOf over the furst game Many passes whuch had fouled before clucked perfectly by thus tume But the older more experuenced boys were too much for the Wells Hugh team SOUTH I WELLS 0 The furst game on the new runk dudn t prove to b such a success The Worcester team and Wells were very venly matched The only score came un the second peruod when a long shot hut the corner of the net You can stull hear the echoes from the argu ments as to whether the puck hut unsude of or on the framework of the net Both lunes played good hockey but stull lacked that scorung druve faulung to Caputal uze on theur advantages A new hockey referee the person of Berg Paraghamuan offucuated The outstandung player was Danny Dunovellu who WELLS 3 KILLINGLY 0 The Wells Hugh hockey team defeated Kullungly Hugh of Danuelson 3 O Fruday afternoon January 27 at the Dresser Street runk Wells kept the puck un theur offensuve zone throughout the game John Beverage assusted by Nel Benout scored two goals and Goddu assusted by Mc Grath one un the furst peruod THE VOCATIONAL SHOP Joseph Egan Athletucs play an Important part un our Vocatuonal shop Iufe From September untul November we play ed soccer volley ball and soft ball Department A emerged champuons of soccer Department B I were soft ball champs Our banners are dusplayed un Mr Beals room At present we are unterested prumaruly un basket ball The standungs are as follows furst B ond tue between A and B last A I B I un or tunately has lost un Krustue Chrusto one of uts best men a great soccer and basketball player K Chrusto has transferred to Trade School On our recreatuon program other sports are pung pong pool and volley ball Several of our men are outstandung stars Danny Dunovelle us a whuz un thus hus furst year un basket ball I-lus brulluant playung for team B has kept us team A I from furst place Vernon Phupps a human tower always gets the tap for team B Robert Proulx and Joe Egan form a defense to keep down our opponents In the sprung Dunovelle and Egan are plannung to form a track team for untra mural sports The shop recreatuon peruod us from nune to ten thurty on Wednesday mornungs under the supervusuon of the Instructors , , , , , , . . . , , . . I l - - - 11 ll - , , . D I . , . . , i - . s , . , . 5 , I 1 i ' T . ' , D , I - V - A I 9 n I , . - . ' T . ' . . ' , In . . . . ' I ' u I A I Af I I turned back many potentual goals. , . 4 I , - , . , , 1 , - ' . ' , - 1 I I u A 'u h I , I , . , , , I I , - 1 u r I .. , . f l , I I - A A A . : , -Ig sec- . , 1 , - . - , f - , , ' u u ' 1 . . . ' ' ' I - A ' I I ' u - 1 , I - . u , . - . , . I - WELLS HIGH ALPHABET wwf? J J' X Anonymous A s k Ar are Aaam ck Anctll e v e r a g e o rw skatesl Beats Bass 1 Fam ago r t e Freshmer' G Iberte Galepeau s Grace 'lm Offm S Ai Cows IV' Q Af' me N mx!! Dear DuGregoruo f uf' Iamblcs fand II o e t I c terms? to In Er ckson Eats Em sects 'M Q25 X 'S ax Heb t Heck less Horses A6 Wx f ZA' M3 X S' Q ii A Y X .ralw 'Y i or F ' A 1 i fo h Q .-zhilw' I B RJ .X Q-is B 4 A A 0 4 J jj! Q- 6 ff I K 'l i Sa raql ' H ,. if x Q H E fx, XXX- Il.. 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I 4' 0 Mig Y U up Yoks for the Youngs-Annie, Q ' George, ond John. 'BN' Zebro for Zuu ph '45 RIFLE TEAM GROWS UP FOR H23 -J 3' vi on 4 'b' 'I' lti css? X if Z 4 . S i? ,QQ T N ' H go 9 ' y 'E J 6 UI. .- So- Q5 -M 1 H 4 U ' N za fi T T 3 H t V4 g E ' 4 -f.t ' U w - fl d f ,.l. j -Q' My L EP G. FEBRUARY I939 in w r- Rav REVIEWS ARCH! DOES HIS PART By Don MarquIs Rewewed by Pnce Burgess 39 Archy Does HIs Part IS a collectuon of poems wntten by Archy the cockroach sprInkled wIth of fcrI gs from hIs frnends Archy composes by leap Ing head fIrst from key to key of a typewnter SINCE he doesnt understand capItalIzatIon and punctua taon he Iust doesn t bother wIth them Archy s wrItIngs comment on just about everythIng MehItabel and Archy are frIends hovIng Pete the pup as a ommon enemy There are many poems wrItten by OI about Pete and MehItabel Archy holds the entIre human race ID complete contempt especIally people who go fIshIng land use cockroaches for baIt I He declares that cockroach es and other Insects are on top of the heap and are beIng supported by man Ar hy predIcts that the tIme wIll come when man has turned the world Into a desert fIt for habItatIon only by Insects Archy fInally belIeves In the transrmgratron of souls He stoutly affIrms that hIs soul has resIded In the bo:lIes of two cockroaches and a poet Th wan derIngs of hIs soul are descnbed by Archy In a most pathetlc manner Although he deplores MehItabeI s lack of morals Archy IS a gay enough creature to break hIs engage ment to Lady BIrgad and become MehItabel s latest escort HIs greatest Ioy however seems to be to fund a beef stew and drop In for a warm bath and a bIte to eat Archy hows an extremely Independent character by golng on strIke when hIs demands for a raIse went unheeded by hIs boss HIs treatment of a couple of strIke breakers IS a dark mystery b t foul play certam Archy Does Hls Part can be recommended to anyone wIth a sense of humor Anyone that reads the book wIll almost certarnly come to regard Archy and hIs frIends wIth affectIon MRS PEREGRINE AND THE YAK By Esther Burns Illustrated by EloIse WIlkIn The author of Mrs Peregrme and the Yak a frIend of a frIend of ours Esther Burns teaches at a school In VIrgInIa wIth MIss Thompson former scIence and art teacher at Wells HIgh We use thIs relatIonshIp as our specIal reason for revIewIng Mrs Peregrme and the Yak ' Mrs Peregrlne and the Yak belongs to that group of books Intended for chuldren but adopted by adults as theIr specIol Ioy The IIlustratIons the de taIls of arrangement of words and the phIlosophy of good Mrs Peregnne gzves her o place In IIterature Mrs Peregrrne a dear IIttle old lady gust loved anImals but she drdnt have any of her own S she went to the zoo to watch the anImals Extreme ly touched by the poor lonesome Yak separated from hIs loved ones In TIbet Mrs PeregrIne decIded to make the Yak happy and dId WIth her spectacles sensIble shoes and fIrmly clasped pocketbook Mrs trudges off to TIbet the top of the world carryIng bundles of TEA SUGAR and YARDS of COTTON CLOTH under her crm RomantIcally every event turns to Mrs Peregrnne s advantage Old and young who laugh theIr way through the amus ng pag s YGIOICC wIth Mrs Pere grIne as she comments What a beautIful world It THE RAINS CAME LouIs BromfIeld ReVl9Wed by NIOO Hobson 39 I am rather wary of recommendmg thIs book to anybody However If you are partIal to plenty of clescrIptIon and blood and thunder read It Its about the government In a modern sectIon of lndIa wIth several love affaIrs floods and hot spells thrown In Adv rse crItIcIsm No I Too lengthy descrIptIons takIng Interest from the plot and too much repetItIon of descrIptIons Adverse CFIIICISITI No 2 Too many characters con fusmg the plot ll thunk BromfIeld does handle hIs characters well though I Adverse crItIcIsm No 3 When I went to bed I kept namIng over all the snakes of lndIa I also saw floods fIres dead DOdI9S mud and all sorts of debrIs In short there IS a IIttle too much of everythmg THE MORTAL STORM PhyllIs Bottome RevIewed by Nma Hobson 39 If you would get a well Informed slant on the NOZI sItuatIon In Germany read The Mortal Storm Maybe you arent Interested In the polItIcal Slde of the sItuatIon Even If thats true you Il lIke the book anyway It s all about a German gIrl daughter of a part JewIsh scnentrst who falls In love Wlfh a German com munust and cornphcatuons set In lCommunIsts just aren t In Germany you knowl The fact that the two brothers of the gIrl are worshlppers of Hatler doesn t help matters any All rather touchIng and good no end In fact I would call It super Q -s 1 ' Q ' - 1 ' E li' .,.. -I, l I' LI - - - - ,flllf XS ,C ' WI 1 ,r VI' ll ' fill! k 13' 'I ,, . l' ' 11 X 11 I I . , - 1 1, . ,, . . A P A . I I . - 1 , A , . o H ng A ' 1 - V - , X . In , . I A A I . ' . I from the foreIgn sItuatIon to Mehstabel, the cat. Peregrine presents a humorously literal figure as she I 1 1 ,. N' ' ' 1 1 , , 1 1 V l ' ' , - 5 e I ' . - . . ,, . . , , I I . c IS.H . , , ' . . 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 , . ' 1 . 11 . . . . ' ' ' I ' A W A . . , - . . A - I , T, I 4 1 . I ' I I I A . . 11 1 . . . A . : , - C I I . 3 , ,- ' U ls r I r A I V1 1 I A ' ll I ' ll I I I I 1 f . . . . . . 1 - - 4 - II ll , , 1 . . . . . I 1 . . 1 1 . I I 1 , - 1 11 l 11 IS ' 11 , . 11 1 - . D . A 1 I - I I - . , . - I - - - u 1 - . , , . 1 . . . ll ' . II I ' . . , , . EN 1 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PRATTLE Steven Casavant FlEurette Demers JeaN Bonnette Wulllam DuFederuco Arnold GOodwun Chrusto AndRew Luberty Themustocles Thus beung an anumal ussue ut mught prove unter estung to note a few burds around here Furst of all one meets a group of cat burds-an organuzatuon of our senuor gurls formerly known as the D D D S flyung around a corner comes a cardunal un the per son of Ann McTughe whule the raven has as uts stand un Paula Mannue the peacock famuly us well represented by all our senuar gurls that lark one can hear us none other than Louuse Bouvuer then there are people who need carruer pugeons Vuc and Yvette for Instance chatterung together every where are our parrots Duck Woodbury and Al Tuberuu creepung un at mudnught us our nught owl Ray Dumas we also have a swan wuth us un the per son of Paulune Hunt and you ve all notuced our Kungfusher Greene wuth hus offstage poker face and by the way our senuor turtle doves havent had even one seruous scrap yet those eughth grade sparrows are stull hoppung around Bernuce Spreadbury Nancy G0ddu Glorua Pelletuer Beverly THeruault Andronese R0bbuns Alfred ComMutto Myrtle POlley Muruam Renaud George Ethuer Luluose Savage The cheery quartet Mary Hobson Mary Ann Hazelton Gert Bouvuer Jean Robertson stoppung at Peloquun s after theur Fruday nught movue to guzzle a luscuous soda By the way why us that place al ways fulled wuth gugglung young ladues9 Can ut be the good lookung clerks? Here s our hero Rabbut Proulx smulung sweetly at the femunune students whule Dan Robson us our newly 491 duscovered Romeo In Harmony Hall Bob Beauregard estoblushed hum self as a popular concert leader remember hus ex pressuve hands? What melody and grace was ex pressed by those angeluc members Mabel Tatman June Desrosuer Kay Traynor Shurley Matys of the St Ceculua chour the spontaneous Iaughung spells from the boys chorus un the second act Alvun and Vurgunuas suncere argument about the G and SMG provuded one of the best scenes un the whole op eretta and oh Krysuak s kults' ' Spot Jottungs Bertha Blakely s jutterbuggung lnuce uf you can do ut as well as she conl Channung Pratt lookung slughtly morose Srster Reta dreamung of Palm Beach and hatung the cold weather AI Homucz Iookung down hus nose sumply too too bored Steve Casavant kung of the plaud jacket wearers Luculle Dubreuul Iookung wuse un punk rummed glasses GLORIA COURTS THE PORCUPINE Glorua Fusette 42 Ah come my dear traveler Rest by thus tree I ll relate a sad story Whuch happened to me Thus tale tus a sad one A story all mune Ah' I fell un love w h A huge porcupune' es I love ou Isau Tull you go to your grave But before I do kuss you Please do get a shave TWO SIDES TO A STORY Agnes L Stevens 4l Duke you poor old dog no one un thus house con suders your feelungs so Ive decuded that lm goung es w Thus afternoon you came un and mom scolded be cause you had mud on your paws Then Frances came un exclaumung Can t you keep thus old dog home? He followed me to school thus mornung All you dvd was look at her out of two brown mel ancholy eyes Jackue and Mom were angry for you had chewed on Jackue s new bunny sluppers All I can say us that Jackue ought to take care of hus thungs even uf he us the baby Next came Betsy You pumped up to greet her and put a muddy paw un her fur ll ll never forget how funny she looked I Well next came Dad I-le was un a rage for you had dragged the paper the newsboy left on the porch over to Wulluams lWe can t get the paper we re not speakung to the neughborsl Oh Duke everyone but me takes thungs the wrong way Duke get down Oh you awful dog There goes a run rn my new sulk stockungs so quuck Get out get out before I get the broom I Clematus Janeczek Agnes BUtler Lester NewlaNds Maxune Benolt Louuse B0uvuer Lorraune DepRey Helen DespreS -0 W 9 N X , , , - . .. , . I , . 1 . . , , ,... .. - I ' V ,- ' ' ' ur , ,- I II A II , - Y,lI Y, , . .. lf' I I I I , H ...I I I ' ' I ,,.. I I - . , . , , , . , to-y l ulll , , . ,, ,, , , ,I I ' - If I I ,I A ' , I I I A. , , . , . iiA , ' , -- I g ' , , , . .4 I V I I - -- I I I I I I Y- I I ,I , I ' l ' 4 A .... , -v 1- b' .,,,. ' ' ,.. . ., . , , , FEBRUARY V939 Danny Robson wanderung away from home and land ung up on Wunter Street Jo Chuocca lookung wor ruecl after her operatuon lt must be chemustry Jummy Cudworth lookung bored un Englush Dud you know he played the part of Gabruel un a play present ed for Mr Snell? and there s Elaune and Shurley Salvas Dud you know that Elaune us Shurleys aunt? Norman Fran Margaret DuoRuo Norbert HEbert Vurgunua OSumo Louuse RucHard Dorothy Merruck Jeannette REome Ruchard ReNaud Thus school has plenty of color what wuth the cold weather brungung forth vuolently hued woodmen s shurts Sylvue Tobua beung the foremost exponent of them Maxune Benout s flamung locks Stretch Decataldu decked out un sluck green pants and sweater Louuse Gregoure s many yungly brace ets John Gufford s brulluantly colored socks Nancy Goddu s cute knutted sweaters Shurley Matys shunung golden page boy Marue LeBoeuf s haur bows Glorua Mannue s fungernauls blue and punk haur bows un certaun lassues top notch curls muttens flam ng jerseys of the uce hockey team e b sketball gurls warm up pants9 Euleen ShErbert Barb ra Sllk Gerald ne Gullon DEDICATED TO FRESHMEN Q. f' gs! F5 fi T-T,.,NF fx fx Some THOMS REPORT CARDS Dorothy KaThan Ida SoutHall Glad S NOG2 OUT TODAY Y Francis KuRby Betty MAXwell Lawrence CaD'Jrette Leonard Emery Ruta Rossman C lumba Smarellu Kay Traynor and Louuse Bouvuer duscussung the meruts of basketball t9l Ray Downer makung up hus own geometruc theorues Accordung to hum they work better than the already well establushed ones Mary Campbell dusapprovung of school Rob ert Laluberte vehemently denouncung somethung lt s rumored he s wrutung a book Whats Wrong Wuth The World and How to Remedy lt Clem Jan eczek whose knowledge of French us confuned to the expressuon tout tout couchez vous? Gregory Decataldu another Lauus we hope Julua Luro guv ung her all to basketball Edward Leclaur practuc ally luvung at the Inbrary Mary Ann Hazelton one of the brught lughts of the freshman class Betty Gulman and Dotty Wuessner tryung hard to stop gug glung over somethung Susue Tobua younger edu tuon of Mary Isabelle Da Dalt and Fleurette De mers unseparable as ever Howard Buckley dus turbung element to many uunuor gurls or at least one Paula Mannle much unterested un the progress of the traffuc squad Roger Larochelle wuthout the beard Too bad ut was so attractuve Sarah Cof fun and Eleanor French latest Damon and Pythuas paur headed downtown Duck Bardwell snappy un a whute parka Odule Gurouard and Ruta Guulmette, quute a sensatuon wuth theur angora sweaters Pro ducts of theur own hands too George Futts, the last word un sophustucatuon Muggy McCann, talk ung un shorthand class and gettung an extra page MY SISTERS DUCK HERMAN L Whitman Goddu Jr 40 Of all the pets to have my suster has to have a duck' Herman us now about three years old He us two feet long a foot and a half hugh and stull growung strong Every tume l come unto the yard when he us out of hus pen he levels out hus neck and makes a bee lune for my ankles But does he do ut to my suster? Not at all' Every tume she comes unto the yard h waddles up stucks hus beak under her arm and cud dles close to her The dog attempts to be fruendly wuth the duck but every tume the dogs back us turned the duck takes a nup at hus hundquarters' When the dog has a bone the duck keeps chargung at hum all the tume Thus makes the dog move and thats just what the duck wants so he makes another dave for hum He just doesn t guve the dog a munute s peace He feeds on duck graun and growung mash When he eats you can hear hum all over the yard And us he sloppy' He splatters hus food all over hus pen A sup of water never reaches the unsude of hus mouth at all The water spotters out the sude of has beak' They say that ducks luve to be as old as human beungs l certaunly hope not I'd just as soon put Herman on the table tomorrow l7 'K 1 - 4 ' I : l 'T 0 A D . . I. fo ' V ' fl .A 1 1 . iff' E X f I ' I . ' A ' ' . 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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY EXCHANGES Exchanges are rather sparse thus ussue but we can promuse a bigger and better department for our next ussue Of our exchanges The Dual of Brattleboro Vermont us the most outstanding so wuth that we wall begun The Dual Brattleboro Vermont Agaln proves to be a very superuor magazune Bouquets to the artusts for theur puctures of the hustoruc Island The Aegus Beverly Massachusetts The Aegus shows a great deal of umprovement over the furst Issue makung a very up and comung magazune We enjoyed Ruchard Benuamun s After math The Palmer Palmer Massachusetts The Palmer us a monthly newspaper contaunung much well wrut ten news The jokes are very up to date The Vouce Concord Massachusetts The Vouce us one of the best monthly newspapers ut has been our good fortune to see The prattle guves us a vuvud pucture of Concord Hugh School The Hulltopper Grosvenor Dale Connecticut Thus us another monthly newspaper dustunguushed by uts sports department Monson Spurlt Monson Academy Monson Thus us a very well done luttle newspaper We were unterested to hear of Donald Steenburn a former classmate We also acknowledge receupt of Tech News Wor cester Polytechnuc lnstutute Worcester and The Lasell News Lasell College Auburndale' LITTLE LIONEL THE GIGGLING HYENA Mary Durlam 42 Luonel was not a laughung hyena He was not even to be compared wuth one He was a gugglung hyena ls that clearly understood? If so we wull proceed wuth our story Heeheehee warbled Luonel the only gugglung hyena un the world Heheh and he pranced gayly under the protectuon of a cocoanut palm never dreamung that there were bad men un the world who would luke to take hum apart to fund out what made hum guggle bod stupud men who dud not realuze that Luonel guggled because he was happy But such a man was Nass T And that IS just' what Nass T untended to do He would take Luonel apart and there was no stoppung hum So the asso cuatuon for whuch he worked had sent hum to capture dear luttle Luonel and fund out what made hum gug gle and then Nass T planned to wrute o thesus about hum and Luonel would be put on a brown board and stuffed Oh alas' Nass T suddenly peeks through hus telescope a vucuous gleam spreads across hus wuck ed countenance Woe us us' He has spotted luttle Luonel He draws from hus snake skun bag a black spun uron net and approaches our hero cautuously And then the uron net swoops over luttle Luonel and Nass T guves a naughty chuckle And suddenly we ar another luttle laugh a slly luttle guggle comes from outsude the net Hurrah' Luonel us not caught Snuffung curuously he backs up a luttle and stares muldly at Nass T Luonel wants to play Enraged the vullaun swoops the net agaun and luttle Luonel makes a foolush lutte taulspun Luonel us enjoyung himself Nass T us not Exhausted he sunks glarung to the ground Luonel watches hum expectantly and then sobers Hus playmate won t play wuth hum He de cudes to uncute Nass T once more Comung up gently he smules sweetly and says, dumplung endeanngly Er, dud you want to thee me? I DID roars Nass T UH WHAT MAKES YOU Oh says Luonel dusappounted lthus wasn t what he had expectedl cause I luke to guggle Amerucan school gurl taught me how Whereupon our luttle hero capers off uoyously HOW THE MOUSE GOT HIS SQUEAK' Mary Ann Hazelton 42 One day long long ago even before people luved un houses luttle Papruka the hero of our story was playung un a large fueld Now at thus tume all muce had great deep husky vouces They would have surely frughtened any persons luvung at the tume Luttle Papruka was playung hop skup and jump wuth the other muce and they were making a great deal of nouse Suddenly Papruka who was begunnung to get hungry slupped away from the rolluckung group unto the woods near by The unexperuenced luttle mouse dud not know that everythung that us seen cannot be eaten So when he spued the hyzklgomxpuzyu tree lwhuch has never been correctly pronouncedl h rushed up to ut and started eatung the branches The reason he was so tempted was that the tree gave forth a cheese flavor and ut was covered from top to bot tom wuth crumbs After Papruka had eaten the crumbs off he took hus furst bute of a branch The branch could not be swallowed and ut stuck un hus throat Papruka trued to call for help but hus husky vouce could not get by the stuck unstead the luttle mouse had a squeak Meanwhule the other luttle muce mussed Papruka and followed hum unto the woods There they also sow the temptung tree and then not heedung Paprukas warnung because hus vouce was now oh so small they ate buts of the branches Theur plught was the same as Papruka s and the once froluckung group was now sad undeed But dont you feel sad too because the muce soon grew to love theur squeaky vouces , v '. . 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SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. l r il gr I Consult your Insurance agent as you would your doctor or lawyer L l AMES WORSTED CO Mgmgmufm 0 MEN S AND WOMEN S WORSTED WEAR BOUSQUETS AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES 27 HAMILTON STREET I44 MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER RIGHT NOW' We can gave you an extremely attractive on your purchase of a new 1939 CHEVROLET Soon to be announced C H KNIGHT, INC O 7 I 1 Trade-in Allowance for your car O O O ff ' ' U HS. -J' ,,. -, 1 ,iv r -ixqgw E 1 J .ff 1 f 62 Price Burgess 39 Much has been written in popularized science magazines and Sunday supple ments about the world of the future According to many persons we will soon b driving rocket ships to Venus spending week ends on Mars using death rays for war fare and doing many of the things familiar to Buck Rogers The premise for those prophecies is the remarkable advance made in science during the last half century Pointing to this writers blithely assent that we are going onward to bugger and better achievements ls the Golden Age approaching? Civilizations may be described as a great sine curve oscillating between superb heights and barbaric lows ln prehistoric time the civilizations of Babylon Abyssinia and Egypt rose from groups of wandering tribes They reached heights of prosperity accompanied by a decay of public morals and fell From their veins arose Greek civilization which in its turn flourished decayed and declined Rome followed of Rome From the Dark Ages we have come through the Medieval and Renaissance periods to our present civilization ls the civilization cycle about to reverse? To answer these questions consider the conditions leading to the fall of the Ro man Empire Rome advanced smoothly until it reached a hectic period of rapid ad vances in philosophy mathematics geography exploration warfare engineering and literature The period was marked by increased wealth among the patricians and decreased income among the plebs Military dictators such as Caesar and Anthony sprang up Following this period came one of gradual slowing down leading to one of gradual decline Government lost its dignity and the unrest of the plebs broke out in revolts The patricians grew luxury loving to the point of rottenness The disin tegration of the Roman Empire was completed by the Sack of Rome To parallel the fall of Rome with conditions in modern civilization we can com pare Hitler with Caesar labor strife with plebian unrest Parisian and Hollywood night life with Pompeiian luxury From these and other parallels we can not expect a rapid climb to a golden age but a slow leveling off to a decline into another dark age The beginning of the decline will not occur for several generations but the leveling off has already started as evidenced by the drop in the number of useful inventions of the last two decades as compared to those of the decades preceding the war Decline of civili zation is as inevitable as fate itself The cycle must reverse l l l l l X l 768 . T ' I I . I , e . . . . . . I . . . , I . . l . . ' . . y . . l - . . Athens and another complete vibration of the sine was completed with the rise and fall A l . . ' . . . I . D . . . K . I . . . , . . l APRIL I939 J. , 3 EDITCRIALS , FROM A SENIOR TO UNDERCLASSMEN Phyllss Whsteoak 39 We wonder sf we ll be msssed we the Sensors' the suave sophsstscated Sensors Bessdes the brsllsant basket ball players sn our msdst we have acqusred accomplsshed actors and actresses famous football fellows brasny baseball boys handsome hockeysters loyal leaders and we have been the sagest students sn scool I-Iuummrnweloveus And so to tomorrow s Sensors we say A word to the wsse At last we ve realszed that marks are Important Csrst lost and well maybe not alwaxs but sf t ey don t come fsrst they wsll come always They ll keep hoversng around threatensng and h untsng, you Yes really hauntsng' ersous'y sf your marks are ess t as cert fsca e grade you fsrsd yourself up agasnst an unfscldsng wall On the other h nd sf you have that requsretl B grade rn sny doors sn the world are opened to ywu olleae nurs ng schools b sssness oosstsons a ' th I I After tour years of teachers aclmonstsons about studysrsg ve a y alzetl ae m r snksng back we cfr rem m cr thc tsme e wasted when we could have been studysng And don t csc s s t sr v e sencrc sr ersouc s Now we re L ve r s trs'st tlr 3, l T' S Q a A s te c snsess T X CFI: that the e was olwsys f-nscrs cnd or ' O J y r qs r part o every N nscrs se 'J nt e s or ns Drs e ale s v Ccfs 'F fl 6 I + Q r 'tb c on farever n s ssm n t I ga ' sn v ur vvo THE TEN NAN TEAM Jbcrt Gsr srn The t n nsun te sm sn basketball means two teams alscrnatsng and playsng one gcme The so ca ed fsrst team plays the fsrst and thsrd quarters and the remasnsng team plays the second and fourth quarters The champsonshsp team can no longer depena upon fsve well developed players and thesr subststutes The l1Vestern Massachusetts Tournament at Westfseld sl Iustrates my posnt Adams who defeated all her op ponents used thss ten mon method of play Thss team chose to wear the opponent down rather than to depend on the speed and strategy of one or two outstandsng players on the team The ten man team ss the logscal result of the rule changes of the past ssx or esght years The new rules have tended to speed up the game so that now st ss just about the fastest game on foot Outstandsng among the changes are the elsmsnatson of a center sump after a basket by taksng the ball off under that basket the new subststuton rule preventsng a sub ststute from entersng the game whsle the ball ss sn play and thus posssbly breaksng up a planned attack and also the new zonsng rule that ss movsng the ball lafter besng taken off ssde sn the defender s terrstoryl over the whste lsne 'usually sn the center of he court wsthsn ten seconds or else forfestsng st to the opponents These rules and many others whsch tend to speed up the game are responssble for the ten man team Unbelsevable but true fsve young men can not play to the be t ot thesr absl ty thss game to sts exutsng cssu ow they nous' rely up n nother sse young men to see them through Ihss new fast brand of basketball s a challenge to coache everywhere THE VA' UE OF OPAL ENGLISH Lousse Grcgos e 39 rom the very bcgsnsssng f tsme soun sovc exerted an :ma no ss flucnce over su ngs torsc A ss L o be ar ssc sr x cs c ss ftftl Ll W ts Us e r tts t sr ts nc f ss upon wr rc ne e s sy mt rl H01 I I csrc Ilffx V I I scs sn Into ecstacses snr chu I t love tc prout In many a youthful breast, and others sc. so youthful t cr nc 'Wd 's tle hum n UQ I 'SW X l'sCt ' c y fsr-ger through s s s I5 Q -5 Joundless snflsscncc Canssaer Asr' Antrs Dns, cs Hants an v cas c tabl shct ss msstass bccause of tl csr nsoysnq eloouence ' v s los scsusss sI'LI6.SI'tsLr1 cll you future actors preachers lawyers radso announcers and bsg bussnessmen' Exercsse your vocal cords whsle ycu may 'les e advent ge of the golden opportunstscs the school offers you Learn at th expense of your patscnt and uncomplasnsng fel low students and turn what may now be a flat tone less sleep snducsng excuse for a vosce snto a thsng of beauty and a soy forever a delsght to the ears of your comrades and a source of boundless say to your long suffersng teachers In other words learn to speak' . 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I or er J wx mnt o t Tc Nc wreckung hour groyung worry I have dc u ed t olvc the problem nyseuf wuth my oxxn unventuon mechanucol Iody not o lucly h wull bc You know the ype vou see un the mov es wuth hour nev r unkempt even e rly un the rrorn ng when most of our women ore tll 'ollung un bed smother-fd n curlers At thus tume hubby us generally reody for hus comfortung mornung kuss to send hum of to the offuce un cheerful spuruts Here s where my luttle lody comes un She s all reocly wuth her everlcustung smule ond morn ng freshness to plant the peck and oh yes to stroughten the tue and put down the ruftlecl strcunru of hour to keep hubby content tull dunner tumc Ajrun un the evenung when I m on the last lap of ur mcst excutung gossup ng brudge party ond my hus band returns theres no ne d of my rushung the women ut of the house bec use the mechonucal Iody wull be wautung wuth pups. smokung uocket ond luppers un hand reorlv to get hum settled comfort bly un hus cruuur by the fureplace If I m clever enough wuth my nventuon I c n probobly get h r to curl hus sngle strand of ho r affectronotely over her fungers ond, wutlf' the aud of a luttle grophophone connected unsucle of my mechanucol wufe, I can make her whusper sweet Iuttle words of p Cuuse that go so for un makung lu s lufe complete Thus us probob'y the solutuon to marutal problems and ought to keep many homes from breakung up WILL THEY RETURN? Mary Ruzuo '-IO Vye'II be late, Mom, uf you don't hurry All rught, Bobby Don't be un such a rush Well get there un plenty of tume I' Maybe, but I don't want to muss anythung I'm goung to see uf there's onythung new on the tele vusuon I' He went over to the set and began workung the duals At furst nothung happened, but suddenly upon tne sc.een above the loudspeaker appeared a pucture Here comes Colonel Elluot, Mother I thunk he's goung toe- Hush, Bobby I wont to hear all thot he's gourug to soy The loud vouce of Colonel Elluot boomed through the loud spe ker whule hus ru ldy foce and sulvery Nhule hour was vusuble on the screen Lodues ond gentlemen he begon whot I m go ung to tell you us not news You ye been hearung ut for weeks You all know what thus venture means to us You oll know that the men goung on thus trup may n vcu com b k I can odd nothung to what has c y cn soud I can only wush the three men makung thus hazardous trup o spe fly return Remem ber th ro ketshup w II leave D r s Fueld at 2 55 P M If you con possubly do so come to guve the e cour qeous men o endoff worthy of theur mussuon As the Colonel s xouce dued owov Bobby turned to hus mother Gosh Mom hurry up Well never get there on tume rung we ve ol t e tume un e worc wunt take us more than one hour to g t from he e to New York I ufnow but the aur troffuc wull be very heovy to clay There are mony people goung from Chucago to uslcw York Mrs Dunfuelo shut ort the ultra vuolet roys from the garden whuch her hu bond kept os cu hobby and lowered the heotung system She made sure all the skyluahts were locked and the entronce securely bolt c I Hovung funushecl her preporotuons she colled Bobby but he was already un the elevcuto umpo tuently wautung for hus mother As Mrs Dunfueld got un Bobby released the lever and the elevator shot up end unto the open our It s too bod Dad con t be there to wfutch the toke off, :sn t ut Mom? 'Yes, ut would be nuce uf he could be here, but the takeoff wull be tele Cust so I thunk he'lI see ut even though he usn't able to get back from London Mrs Dunfueld and Bobby left the elevotor and locked ut agounst any prowlers Gee, Mom, look ot the traffuc, exclaumed Bob by, glancung up at the sky 'II knew we should have started earluer Hush, Bobby, we'll get there un plenty of tume Get un the outoplane Well aruve slowlv untul we come to a takung off zone ond then let her go I' Here we are, soud Bobby, when they had clruven for about ten munutes Better releose your beam There cure so many plones up today that we'll crash unto them, uf you don't Mrs Dunfueld followed her son's odvuce and releas ed her beam She pulled out o lever whuch automa tucally spread the wungs at the sude ot the outo and roused the outoguro at the top The outoplone rose durectly upward and, once un the our, Mrs Dunfueld eased the throttle and got unto her proper lane A , U- 35, 7 in t-,L-W . f f L' uv-L: 1, . -- I 'f ' u Q1 TI 'I '- , 1 WEA ? f fII .V , . 953.5 Q, . ,Itu - 'QI 1' If Lu ICI E i il? ull.. u 55 .SIFIY Fall! 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I I , 5 e I 1 I I . u u , V , - I. . . , , , . ,, THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Say Mom couldn t you speed up a lIttle? asked Bobby ImpatIently Not today Bobby The aIr patrol would catch us In no tIme The lImIt has been set at 250 mIIes per hour because of the heavy trafflc Gee Mom don t you thInk It s excItIng to have our men go on such a dangerous trap' ImagIne we re the flrst natIon to try It Yes Bobbv I suppose It IS excItIng However I can t help wIshIng that those men weren t taklng such a chance I know It has to be done sometIme of course and I suppose I should be glad IIS takIng place durIng my IIfe tome Why even as far back as the l93O s there were some people who thought that some day we mIght make a trIp to the moon and all through the last two hundred ye rs men have trIed to fInd a way but up to now It has been ImpossIble I know we re studyIng the twentleth century In school now and honestly sometlmes we wonder how they got along as well as they dId Why yesterday we read that they couldn t even control theIr weather Davey Jordon asked MIss MItcheIl what the people dId when they wanted raIn and she saId that all they could do was to waIt for It' Can you Imagune people not knowIng how to make It raIn Maybe they werent as smart as we are Bobby' Nevertheless you must remember that they dad many thmgs too They Invented machInery the fIrst aIr plane and If they couldn t make It raIn at least they used theIr water for power and they preserved It In what they used to call FGSSVVOIFS That may not seem very much to us but to the people of that tIme It meant a great deal I guess you re rIght Mom However It s very hard to belleve that people dIdn t know how to make theIr own weather I read yesterday that they thought It was wonderful because they could predIct weather about two or three days In advance MIss MItcheIl even showed us some of the Instruments they used and they re the crudest thIngs you ever saw You d thInk that belng able to predlct weather they d have sense enough to try to make theIr own weather I wont argue any further wnth you Bobby Just try to remember that the people of the twentIeth century gave more to our cIvIIIzatIon than any other peoples and But she was Interrupted by Bobby Look Mother we re only forty mnles from New York We d better QIVG our slgnal I just gave the sIgnaI Theres the beam It seems to be quIte near the aIr fleld Hang on Bob by here we go Mrs DunfIeId flew her plane to the beam and when she was rIght over It let It slowly down untII It landed safely on top of one of the numerous buIId Ings Bobby was all for hurryIng straIght to the fIeld but hIs mother stopped hsm Bobby won t you ever learn to be DOIIGHID Walt untII I get my tIcket from the attendant and don t get on the escalator untII I m ready Yes mother but please do hurry Mrs DunfIeId had at long last-or so It seemed to Bobby flnlshed her busIness and together they got on the escalator whIch took them straIght down to the aIr fIeld It seemed as If everyone had turned out to wIsh the travelers bon voyage The rocket shIp ready to take the travelers on theIr hazardous trIp was dazzllng In IfS sIlver armor Beslde It stood the three men who were to take the trIp steel helmeted and Iooklng lIke huge Inflated balloons In oxygen sults As Mrs DunfIeld and Bobby came down the fIeId the three men waved farewell and cllmbed Into theIr Shlp Why mother It's only 2 40 Why are they go Ing Into the shIp so earIy? Well Bobby they re goIng to be put In a state of suspended anImatIon That IS they re goIng to be put to sleep by that new drug that has been found The scIentIsts beIIeve that It wIll take at least SIX months for them to reach the moon and they could never take enough oxygen and supplIes to last them the whole trIp therefore they wIll be suspended for four and one half months As It wIlI take about ten mInutes for the drug to take effect they re goIng IH now to take It Gee what If they dont wake up saId Bobby fearfully Oh yes they ll wake up about one and one half months before Iandlng anywhere That wIIl QIVG them tIme to get theIr bearIngs and to guIde theIr shIp on the last lap of IfS trIp The hlghly SENSITIVE Instru ments In the plane wIIl keep It from crashIng Into a stray meteor or star and the automatIc compass wIll keep It on a straIght course to the moon As Mrs DunfIeId fInIshed expIaInIng to Bobby an Immense cannon was brought Into VIEW The rocket shIp was slowly lowered Into IIS mouth and a huge crank placed on the other end to work the lever whIch would gIve Impetus to the rocket Shlp The offIcIaIs were warnIng the people to stand back as the noIse of the shot would hurt theIr ears Flnally all was ready The great moment had arrIved Bobby clung tIghtIy to hIs mother s hand and Mrs DunfIeId herself was breathIng hard Her heart went out to those three men goIng they knew not where For a moment she almost hated the cIvIlIzatIon that would ask any mother to QIVG up her son for such a cause But the moment soon passed and she realIzed that In every generatron there must be people who are wIIlIng to QIVE up theIr lIves so that theIr fellow men may advance Why don t they hurry she thought The sus The shIp left the cannon and lIke a sIlver streak It mounted up hIgher and hIgher untII It was lost from VIEW perhaps never to be seen agaIn Bobby turned a whIte straIned face to hIs mother Mom do you thunk they ll ever return? he asked softly I don t know son But whether they do or not theIr memory wIll never be forgotten If they suc ceed our generatIon wIll have advanced cIvIIIzatIon one step further and If they don t theIr courage wIIl be constant InspIratIon to others untII someone does succeed SPACE ShIrley AUSTIN 40 What IS space? What does It look IIke? How does It feel? These QUESTIONS sped through my mInd as I half dozed In a comfortable chaIr Suddenly I found myself fallmg falIIng where could I be? Then I realIzed that I was falIIng through space' It dIdn t seem possIble but there I was O my rIght I passed Mars-on my left JupIter then Saturn loomed before me I was faIIIng that seem ed to be the only fact my braIn could regIster M head seemed to be crushed between two walls What would happen? Would I be kIlled? Would I bump Into a star? Would I dIscover another CIVIIIZOIIOFID My mInd was a jumble I was not afraId to be kIIIed no not that but I wanted to know what was beyond Before I had been passIng stars and planets but now there was nothIng I seemed to be wrapped In a dense blanket of fog But I kept on falllng fallmg never stop pnng-on and on I sped would thIs never end? The gray fog closed In upon me I was strangIIng could no longer breathe Then It happened I had hIt somethlna' At last I had fallen through space and now knew what It was lIke But alas I opened my eyes I had slrpped off the chaIr II I I II II I . . I I I I I II . . II . I I I - . - ' ' ' 1 1 . . . II . II . . , . I I II II . I II . T . . I I II I I - , . I G . . . . . , . II I .... . ,I . . , . I . . . . , . . . . II . . II I ' I ' . . , . - I ' , ' I , I ' I A . A ' I 4 I II ' II I ' - I 4 I ' . . I . . II I II . I , - pense was agonIzIng. Suddenly, the shot rang out. ' I , . . I ' 1 -- I I II . I II . II , . II I . . II I , , . II I I I ' I II I . II I I I I . . II - , ' . . II . . . I - . I ... - . . . . , , I I ' A . , . n 11 1 . . R . ' I . . - - - I I . . Y ' I II ' II ll . . I I . I . . . l I -- ' - 1 ' 1 . I . I . II . , . . , I , , - I 1 ... APRIL I939 AN EDUCATIONAL NIGHTMARE Alvun Greene 39 It was the year I999 and ut was a very eventful year for Puerpont Yes Puerpont Puffleberry Potts was one ofthe members of the Freshman Class of the Mary E Wells Hugh School Do you wonder that ut was an eventful day? September 6 I999 found Puerpont wendung hrs way to school Of course he met many other pupuls on the way and they all seemed to be equally as e lated as he He clumbed the hull and there rt stood the unstututuon that was to guude hrs destuny for the next four years or more Steppung upon the outsude escalator that would take hum to the bulletun board hus eyes came to rest upon the new flagpole recently guven to the school by General I Candout Thus new pole was enturely auto matuc Whrle automatucally rausung the flag ut re at sunset ut lowered the flag and recorded the appro pruate salute Upon reachung the bulletun board Puerpont met several of hus classmates and together they lustened whrle the bulletun board amplrfuer steaduly recuted Freshmen report to basement by way of elevator 6 Y Off they marched and soon they were all settled un theur revolvung desk seats and had been guven theur electruc pens and penculs At the end of hrs furst perrod class Puerpont step ped unto the hall at the sound of the bell and the re volvung floor slowly took hum to the door of hrs sec ond perrod class wuthout hrs feet movung frve steps Whrle on thus trup on the revolvung floor Puerpont no tuced the detarls of thus modern buuldung The audu toruum was un the center of the buuldung but merely pressung a button un the electrrcran s box made the walls of the hall ruse and exposed a cafeterua bar on all four sudes whrle the floor gave up tables and chaurs There was not one sungle staurway un the buuldung To go upstaurs there were the hugh powered elevators and for those who dud not care for elevators there were the escalators and for those who dud not care for euther an elevator or an escalator there were class rooms for all subjects oru the ground floor I these classrooms were revolvung desks and chaurs black boards wuth mechanucal eraser systems and on each desk small televusuon sets for the students These tendent s offuces so that uf a student should ever be called to the offuce he was spared the embarrassment of havung ut announced about the room by the teach But best of all Puerpont luked the homework plan My but ut was a real pleasure to go to school nowu. Each student was guven a capsule for each sublect he took and these capsules enabled hum to do home work well whrle Iustenung to Robert McCarthy grand san of Charlre HQT fm WGQQIQQ o CQ' OUTfS HOQU CUE T 54Cl'r X ,ff 1 1 Q xt .D. I u 9 X x If 7 . I A I . , . . I . - . . I . . I n corded a bugle call of the salute to the colorlsg then sets ,were connected with the prrncipal's and superin- l f , ' I f In 0 1 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL 2039 Catherune Chace 39 It us a brught sunny May day un the year 2039 Standung at the top of South Street hull and lookung down where the hugh school used to be we have to shut our eyes for a moment The sun gluntung on domes and arches of some shuny metal shoots brught hard rays durectly unto our eyes and blunds us momen taruly Soon we are able to see that there IS a sort of solud steel cover erected over South Street form ung a tunnel We hear a nouse unsude the tunnel but there us no sugn of lufe outsude Later we learn that the men from Mars are as much a pest un 2039 as snow and raun were un I939 Nobody dares venture out except on October eughth when the Martuans stay on theur own planet because that us theur Chrust mas day At the bottom ofthe hull where the bruck hugh school used to be us a long narrow buuldung wuth a curved roof paunted a dazzlung eye smartung alumunum The street tunnel leads durectly unto thus school so that the student of the future wull be un no danger of gettung bumped off by a couple of Martuan dusun tegrators whule walkung from the street to the school Let s follow Wullue to a couple of hus classes Wullue steps out of the street tunnel and seats humself un a machune whuch seems to be a muxture ofa I939 rac ung car and an unverted potato bug Thus uf y u please us Wullue s desk He settles humself comfort ably on luxuruous cushuons presses one button on the untrucote many buttoned dash board whuch confronts hum The car gludes easuly to the muddle of a spa cuous hall where sumular cars are ranged black boards roll down from the ceulung and Wullue us enclosed un hus hustory class room The prume munus ter of Jupiter speaks today over the unter planetary aur waves on why he doesnt want to go to war wuth Mars At the close of the peruod the walls roll up and the walls of the Englush class roll down By thus tume Wullue IS completely bored He unserts a cylunder whuch resembles a Kodak fulm unto a rnachune attach ed to hus desk Thus cylunder records the teachers lecture and Wullue can refer to ut before hus Englush exam Then Wullue presses a purple button Thus provudes hum wuth a tablet contaunung the food value of steak potatoes carrots and pue After he eats thus Wullue presses two more buttons sumultaneously The desk turns unto a couch and Wullue lues down to gather strength enough for the enormous exertuon before hum He has to touch three more buttons walk nune steps to the street tunnel and haul a cab before he can get home and take a good nap BOOK LEARNING Themustoclu Zuu 39 I came to slowly I trued to thunk but my head seemed to be whurlung luke a top and I heard queer sounds chantung and low sobs All was pitch black untul I opened my eyes then I sat up gave a cry whuch was almost a scream and shuddered Perhaps I should begun at the begunnung of my dull tale I was a Junuor at Mary E Wells Hugh School and was proud of that and of beung suxteen years old My lost name whuch us suffucuent us Zuu I had se lected as my subjects typung algebra French Englush and chemustry At that tender age I had a bad habut of quuck en thusuasms When a subuect Interested me I rode ut hard and then gust as suddenly forgot ut So ut was wuth chemustry experuments I got a notson unto my head that I was meant to be a scuentust I bought some laboratory equupment and a few chemucals supplemented by a collectuon from the meducune Cob unet and pantry shelf Then my experuments began Among other thungs I made my famuly suck when I generated chlorune gas and drove them out of the house wuth hydrogen sul phude the gas whuch smells luke rotten eggs But I sulenced theur protests by my umpresslve chemucal language The clumax to my experuments came after I startled my famuly by unhalung nutrous oxude Iaughung gas to see uf ut would really make a person laugh It was then that my father sternly saud The laboratory must go or else Faced wuth thus ultumatum I decuded to carry out my supreme experument I ll show them I saud to myself Gouna to my room I pretended to pack the eauupment but unstead I quuckly set to work Into each of my twenty test tubes I made a solutuon of each soluble chemucal that I possessed Then I mux ed them unto one test tube To myself I thought My hour of truumph has come Ah for thus I shall be known as Zuu the Great master of Lufe II must have been un a deluruum probably caused by ten cent thrullers I I qloated over the muxture as ut began to fuzz and foam I hurrtedly glanced around the room I was alone except for the cat Snooks asleep on the wundaw sull Then I took a qulp of the muxture Immeduately my head began to swum I fell and the last thung I heard was the crash and tunkle of glass When I sat up and opened my eyes ut took only a fractuon of a second for me to know what had hap pened and I was petrufued when I realuzed I was un a coffun I lumped leavung weepung relatuves church attendants the chour all gapung un astonushment As my father saud afterward Furst you were there then you weren t My parents appeared years older to me because of the tensufyung experuence They explauned that mother havuna heard the clatter of glass un my room called to me then came un She found me lyung on the floor and besude me Snooks feebly Iuckung up the muxture spattered on the floor Then Snooks lay as uf dead also A doctor after examunung me and test ung the mixture I had made up couldn t tell what ut was He declared me dead The next day I was brought to church for funeral servuces and was to have been burued soon after but I spolled the plans I was not scolded by my dazed parents but the laboratory equupmerut dusappeared from my room wuth out my sayzng a word I am stull to know however whether the experument was successful Wull I luve forever? Wull I be known as Zuu the Great Master of Lufe9 ARCHANGELS IN HEAVEN Mary Campbell 40 As far as the eye could span the Iuttle punk and whute blossoms of the apple tree could be seen The our was thuck wuth theur dewy scent Brught mornung sunlught gleamed on the backs of colorful Iuttle burds fluttung about the branches guvung vent to song In the midst of thus tranquul scene two men sat on a golden bench happuly conversung One man was old hus face wrunkled and pale but a kundly lught stull shone un the fruendly brown eyes Hus straggly whute hour hung down hus back and hus long whute beard trauled on the ground There was a halo about hus head The other man was much younger Hus haur was brown but hus long beard was of a darker shade Hus eyes twunkled muschuevously and hus smule flashed readuly as he vugorously nodded hus head There was no halo about hus head I am overcome wuth gay at seeung you agaun I . , . . . . 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I I . u I I - Q ll I - . . . , , THE CRIMSCN AND GRAY A DISSERTATION ON THE HEN Albert BouvIer 39 A dIssertatIon accordnng to the supreme lexIco grcpher Webster IS a thesIs prepared by advanced students who are candIdates for the doctorate of phIlosophy Macaulay Thoreau and Lamb all have wrItten such long theses I am not however a candIdate for the Doctorate of PhIlosophy but a mere hlgh school SSDIOF who IS belng just pIaIn lazy by WFIIIHQ on a sublect In whIch he conslders hImself well versed Now don t lump to concluslonsl' I am well versed not In wrItIng dIssertatIons or In phIlosophy but gust on the com mon barnyard fowl called the hen Ever slnce the days of my early chIldhood my en counters wIth the hen have been dlsastrous to my se Of the few events whIch I can remember happen Ing before I was SIX years old one stands out One Sunday afternoon after a thunder storm at my grand fathcr s rcrm my aunt took me out wIth her to feed the hens on the slope of a hIll Now If you have ever seen a yard In whIch poultry has been confIned for a perIod of years you ve notnced that all forms of plant lIfe have been destroyed by the anlmals leav Ing only a bare flat surface whIch IS slIppery when wet I had barely taken two steps InsIde the yard when wIth a loud swIsh the ground rapIdly approach ed my face A few seconds later I was covered from head to foot wIth slIme an Inch thIck ThIs was only the hen The second expenence even more dIsastrous and pathetIc came when I was twelve years old I had recently Iomed the Boy Scouts and consequently had become an addIct to hIkIng and carnpmg Dunng the fIrst days of vacatIon we were on a three nIghts overnIght hIke Everythlng went along perfectly and accordmg to schedule untIl the second nIght out At ccmpflre that nIght we Ignored the dark clouds and lack of stars But however no sooner were we tuck ed In our beds when a deluge tumbled out of the skIes The tents havlng been put up by amateurs straIned and leaked under the combIned pressure of raIn and the hurrIcane that came wIth t RealIzIng that It was too wet to remaIn safely In bed and HOIICIHQ shadows runnlng from half of the other tents we soon departed from our fanthful tent whIch collapsed Iust as we emerged papama clad from ITS shelterIng folds We dashed madly across the open fIeId clutchmg In our hands lof all thmgsl an army canteen just In case we wanted some water durIng the nIght We followed the shadows to a shed where we found our compatrIots debatlng whether to share the r lot wIth the hens for the shed was nothIng but a hen house I needn t bother to tell the detaIls of that nIght but I mIght say that I arrIved home at 5 30 the next morning The thIrd encounter wIth the hen has been both de trlmental and benefIcIal I have been able to earn a Ilberal allowance and save a tIdy sum of money lthIs IS the senIor vIewpoInt of lIfe creepmg out I As a result of thIs thIrd meetmg I have not always how ever made money durlng thIs perIod but have had many pecunlary losses and much strenuous labor cleanIng and feedmg the hens for thIs thIrd meetIng IS my present avocatIon of FOISIHQ hens for pleasure as well as monetary returns When I started to Wflfe about the hen I dIdnt thInk there would be such an amount of materIal GVOIIODIE I have found much to my astonIshment that thousands of books and magazlnes are avaIlable concernIng true facts about the hen Among the many Interestmg artlcles I found was Poultry Facts, Nevertheless by Carl H Schroeder whIch proved that no matter how dull a subpect may seem to be from a dlst nce It can b very Interestxng In a closeup vIew The hen orIgInally a wrld bIrd has been domes tIcated for over 6000 years and as a result may be found In the r motest parts of the world The East lndIan natlves for example have the hen play a defInIte role In theIr relIgIon At the start of every raIny season wIth the approprIate chantIngs and mut ternngs the East lndlan Mundar fastens a fat chlcken by one Wlng to a tall bamboo pole The pole IS then erected on a manure pIle to assure the fert lIty of the lcnd whIch the manure wIll be used to fertIlI e at the end of the season The hen remalns on the pole untIl It rats away or IS carrIed off by an anlmal The savage IS not the only one who does queer thIngs wIth the hen Recently scIentIsts used a transrmtter as an Incubator the experImental statIon WSIXWJ cooperatIng wIth the Larro Research Farm hatched the fIrst radIo chIck of many experlments performed to fInd better methods of hatchIng hens but It IS not lIkely th t hatcherIes wIll Install radIos to do theIr work for them rght away The hen has proved Itself a valuable asset to the farmer ID more than one way the hen has kept many o bank from foreclosmg on the old ancestral farm but only recently has It begun aIdIng waItresses A waItress In a London cafe served T J Thomas an eccentrIc bachelor homesIck for AmerIca and Amencan food a plate of ham and eggs whIch he engoyed so much that at hIs death three years later he left her S2 SOO because she rescued hIm from hIs Ths was all a part depressed state of mInd The hen IS a noble creature It has been a boon and blesslng to mankInd despIte Its drsolays of temper and unIntellIgent GCTIOU whIch Walt DIsney so loves to portray In hIs anImated cartoons long lIve the hen MURDER IS EXPECTED Mane LeBoeuf 39 Jagged streaks of lIghtnIng pIerce a sky of mId nIght black Rumbles and rolls of thunder crash and crack Sheets of raIn splash and spotter the wIndow pane A brIllIant flare of lIghtnIng Illumrnates the lvIng room of the Bar T ranch dlsflosmg the black hulkung shadow of a man steppIng cautIously behInd a set of swIngIng baokshelves Suddenly the door swIngs open to allow an old man carryIng a lamp to enter He crosses to the center of the room and places the lamp on a table Then he takes from hIs pocket a small sack and a roll of papers Glancmg warIly about the room the old man opens the bag and peers at IfS contents A chuckle escapes hIs lIps as he nods hIs head In sat sfoctIon at the money whIch It contaIns The roll of papers slIdes from hIs hand As h leans over ta recover them he he rs a slIght rustle In the far corner of the room In a sIlence between another rumble and crash of the fury of the storm The old mans hand slowly moves toward the gun whIch lS constantly by hIs Slde When no further sound breaks the stIllness of the room the papers once more at tract hIs attentIon He studles them wIth the anxIety of a banker qoIng over hIs accounts Suddenly a shadow falls across the table as the thunder and lIghtnIng seem to Increase The old man jumps to hIs feet One hand falls to hIs gun the other grabs the money bag HIS eyes search the dImness surroundIng the table He hears a drawlnng laughIng VOICE say Jumpy arent you BIII' There stood Conrad EllIs hIS boss grInnIng as he saId Hadn t you better put those plans for the ranch and your money away In the safe? gi ' I I F . 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I I ' APRIL I9B9 wha- W gWfgMYw f- ATHLETICS BASEBALL Soon as the ground drres out and the south breezes warm the oar a lattle more Coach McMahon wall be callang for baseball candadates The patchers and catchers wall be all ready to go for they began andoor practace an a couple of days and thereby get the jump on the rest of the players We wash them all success BASEBALL SCHEDULE May 2 St Louas Webster May 9 Tourtelotte North Grosvenordale May I7 St Louas here May I6 Spencer Spencer May I9 Tourtelotte here May 24 Palmer Palmer May 27 Bartlett here June 2 Spencer here June Bartlett Webster Ma ury here June Durang the frrst week of Apral the followang patch ers and catchers have reported to Coach Harry 'Vlc Mahon Patchers Rcbert Campbell 39 James Hazzard 39 Roger LaRochelle 40 Rachard Bardwell 4I Normand Couture -Il George Danaels -Il Walfred Pleau 42 Catchers Norbert Packarsku 39 Themastocla Zau 39 Arthur Grrouard 4I Danny Drnovella 42 BOY S BASKETBALL WELLS 26 WEBSTER 28 The flrst game to be reported on thas Issue the Bartlett game found West Street Gym falled t capacaty wath more than 400 fans whale several hun dred more were refused admassaon Thas game arous ed plenty of school sparlt due to the fact that Bartlett had a few days before beaten our prevaously unde feated team and the boys were out to avenge them selves ln order to have everythang falr and square an outsade referee the coach of South Hagh was hired who was very faar and lust an has decasaons The teams started off the Instant the whastle blew to play the hardest and cleanest basketball seen at the gym thas year Fnrst Wells was ahead then Bart lett neather more than two poants ahead of the other As the fanal whastle blew Wells was makang an at tempt to forge ahead by a couple of polnts but the second hand of the clock wouldnt allow at and one of the closest fanashes ever seen the boys from Southbradge were defeated 28 to 26 I-lagh scorers for Wells were Stretch Decatalda wath IO polnts and Duke Casavant wath 8 poants whale the Webster honors were evenly dastrabuted ln the prelamanary game the Bartlett seconds squeezed out a 20 to I7 vactory over the Wells seconds WELLS-40 EAST DOUGLAS 24 Another home game and another wan for the Cram son and Gray brought thear season s total to I4 wans and 4 defeats In the maan event of the evenang the Cramson and Gray quantet easaly overcame the boys from East Douglas 40 24 The fact that Krysaak had 9 poants Casavant 7 Decataldr 7 and Garard 6 showed wath what ease Wells won The prelamanary game found the J V s trouncang St Mary s of Southbradge 37 to II WELLS 28 ST LOUIS I7 St Louas Hagh came to Southbradge boastlng a good record an the strong Catholac League an whach they play The game from the frrst to the last whastle was a thrallanq exhabataon of basketball Frank Krysaak was the outstandang star on both defense and offense scorang I2 poants Louis De catalda and Steve Casavant h d 7 points apaece In he openang game the Wells sceonds defeated St Louas seconds 27 to I9 Moe Donaas and Greg Decatalda were the leadang players for the Cramson and Gray WELLS 22 PALMER 20 Played an Palmer ths game found Wells wannang by the narrowest morgan of 2 pornts The game was a nap ana tuck affair wath neither teams havang an advantage of more than a couple of poants at any one tame Casavant was hugh scorer wath IO poants whalle Varan and Krysaak had 5 and 4 poants respec tave y WELLS-28 SOUTH 32 I-lavlng prevaously defeated the South I-lagh boys by a narrow morgan the Cramsan and Gray team went to Worcester wath the knowledge that they were up against a tough team and that they were severely handicapped by the loss of Bob Beauregard who had an anpured knee De atalda was leadang scorer wath I4 poants whale Casavant had S and Krysaak 4 poants WELLS 25 TOURTELLOTTE 35 Tourtellotte came to Southbradge thas evenlng to make up for thear prevaous defeat at the hands of the boys wath the Cramson and Gray gerseys They Df0mDfIy set about doang at At the half Tourtellotte led ZI I9 and fanally the score wound up 35 25 an thear favor The game was slow and Wells showed a lack of sparat which was the decadang factor an thear defeat Steve Casavant was leadang scorer for Wells wath 9 poants whale Krysaak Trudeau and Garard each had 4 poants . , . 1 1 . . - , , 1 1 . . , , 1 . 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - 1 1 L . T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ,I 6, llb , , ao, , - 1 1 1 ' G . . . - , , T . - ' 1 1 1 . 1, , 1 1 . A 1 - 1 1 - V 1 1 - . , . . . ' 1 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 - 4 - i . . 1 1 ' , . . . , I , , , , J O . I - 1 1 ' . . 1 '1 1 . 1 - , C , . , , - x ' ' - - - ' - 1 I . 1 . . I In , - I , . 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 WELLS 4l SPENCER I4 The Spencer boys played th s g me gust as well as they could but were way out of theur class as the funal score shows The Crumson and Gray team looked superb wuth the lang drubbles the length of the floor by Beauregard and Casavant s one handed shots fur nushung plenty of excutement Bob was the leadung scorer wuth l6 poxnts wh le Steve came a close second wuth l4 pounts ln the furst game the Wells seconds defeated the Spencer seconds 28 6 wuth the play of Cole and Donaus beung outstandung Donaus also played a whule un the other game so he ll be one of the boys to watch next year WELLS 52 CHARLTON 26 Thus game was played Tuesday the nught before our boys were to trcvel to Westfueld to play un the Western Mass Conference Playoffs so the boys d dn t guve the game all they had Instead they brushed upon theur pass work far the next day Even at that they won easuly Krysuak scared lZ pounts Beau e gcrd ll pounts Casavant lO pounts Decataldu B pounts and G rard 7 pounts WESTFIELD 52 WELLS 38 Mary E Wells was unvuted to play un the Western Massachusetts l-loop Tournament at Westfueld on March 8 So mu h unterest was aroused that two spe cual busses corrued eughty students to Westfueld to see the game The game was played b fore a n ar capacuty auduence Wells began by makung two pounts on Beauregard s thrullung on hand shot un less than thrce seconds of play Soon afterwards Casavcnt scored on a beau tuful left handed shot At the end of the end af the furst auarter Wells lead l2 to 8 tellnng an our boys for at the end of the half West fueld was leadung 23 ta l8 In the th rd and fourth quarters Wells made a gallant attempt to come back but the loss of De cataldu on personal fouls and then the lack af Krysuak by unuury was too much The funal score was West fueld 52 Wells 38 Casavant was hugh scorer for Wells wuth l5 pounts whule Krvsuak scored l0 and Decataldu had 8 to hus credut And sa ends our basketball season wuth a record of l4 wuns and 4 defeats uncludung a conference game whuch us a successful season un any man s land We wush Lew Kyruas and hus next years team even better success Also our best wushes go wuth those senuors who wull be playung un the Church and Com munuty Leagues next year TRACK e fallowunq c tfuclates for tl e tr ck tr h reported to Coach Snell Rucnart Aucoun l-laward Buckley Pu rt Bu gess l-lowcrd Cole Raymond Durfee Joseph Egan Norman Gagnon John Gufford Robert Gullon Whttm nGocldu Frank Guarduanu Donald l-lebert Wulfrud Hebert Lawrence Hughes Sophocles Kolluos Frank Krysuak Wulluam Laluberte Vuctor Llfcuyer Cleo Leduc Ro land Leduc Lester Newlands Wulluam Petrellu Carl Sulverberq and Sam Spaldung Events l00 yard dash 220 yard dash l20 yard low hurdles 880 yard relay race 440 yard dash 880 yard run mule run shot put duscus throw hugh jump pole vault broad lump Tentative Dual Meets Auburn Spencer Webster Northbrudge Tentatuve lnterscholastuc Meets Davud Prouty Hugh School lnterscholastuc Track Meet Worcester County lnterscholastuc Track Meet THE CRIMSON AND GRAY GIRLS BASKETBALL I1 us sgnufucant that the captaun of he 1938 39 sea on un gurls basketball has been Mary Taba one of the outstandurug guards For three years she has been on the furst team Always her abuluty as a lead er her skull un her work and her vnvud energy and per sanaluty have been evudent un the unuty of her team Captaun Tobua leaves an envuable record as en ex cmple for her newly elected successor Adele Luro Gurls basketball duffers from boys basketball maun ly un that the partucular uobs allotted to partucular posutuons determune who scores Only the forwards ru wt e and center are allowed to s oo baskets Pruncupally because of the h but of always guvung scorers credut un boys basketb ll we f ll unto that habut un gurls basketball forgettung that three of the sux players because of the nature of the g me can never score ln large measure the unturungly excellent defensuve work of Nuna l-lobsan Jasephune Janusz and Captaun Mary Tobua us responsuble for Wells successful sea san thus year Muss Kozyra has a fune nucleus of play rs for next year s team and thus plus the new members we are sure wull form one af the best and most successful te ms un the hustory of Wells athletucs We wush her and next year s team success WELLS 43 WARREN 12 ln thus second game wuth Warren our gurls dudnt run up as hugh a score cs they dud un the furst game even so they won by a comfortable m rg n Leadung scorers for the Crumson and Gray were Adele Luro and Clematus Janeczek B Lavalee was the leadung scorer for Warren WELLS 30 SPENCER 32 Spencer won thus game by only 7 pounts The game was hard fought wuth each sude forgnng ahead then fallung behund At the half Wells led by a score of Z-1 to 22 The autstandung players for Wells were Adele Luro and Phyllus Wh teoak Myrtle Bonett was the leaduna scorer of the game wuth l8 of Spencer s 32 pounts to ru r credut WELLS 36 SPENCER I8 Played at the W st Street gym thus game was a complete reversal of the prevuous game played Spencer Our gurls had the advantage from the openung whustle and never durung the game was the funal result un doubt Adele Luro scored 20 pounts Phyllus Whuteoak 9 pounts and Clematus Janeczek 1 pounts for Wells WELLS I7 AUBURN 2I Thus Q me ulayed ct the West Street gym as a urelumunary g m to the Well Tau tellatte boys gcme found the Wells gurls gettuna nosed out of an other close game by 4 pounts Adele Luro wuth ll pounts was once more the leadung scorer whule three Auburn gurls combuned 7 pounts each to make the total of Zl pounts WELLS 30 CHARLTON I4 Thus was the last game of the season for the Wells gurls and the last game of theur hugh school careers for Nuna Hobson Phyllus Whuteoak and Captaun Mary Tobua Many gurls who played an the second team durung the year saw servuce un thus game and we are sure that they wull be the star regulars next year The leadung scorers of thus game were Adele Luro wuth l5 pounts and Phyllus Whuteoak wuth IO pounts 1 - 5 a ' 1 - 1 1 ' ' f . . , S ' ' ' - 1 . 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A - 1,- F, X a I LOCALS 3 LITTLE GERALDINE Esther Lenta 40 On the evenang of May 5 many of our promasang young John and Ethel Barrymores l ll aunaorsl wall blossom forth an one of the season s most outstand ang productaons After a great deal of hard work and tame the play commattee wath the aad of our able advaser Mass Troy selected Lattle Geraldane a three act comedy by Boyce Lovang for our farst bag play attempt The story as ccntered around a new arraval at col lege The new arraval as none other than Lattle Ger aldane herself sweetly portrayed by Lucalle Dubreual She causes a great deal of commotaon as she becomes a member of an exclusave sororaty wathout a bad The two that resent her antrusaon most are Tallae Kay Traynor and Lasso Arlass Olson Mother Lannang played by Barbara DArcy be laeves that Geraldane as Indeed a rare and fane garl Jagas a senaor and more seraous than the r t played wonderfully by Adele Lara Geraldane gaans everyones admarataon when she succeeds an wannang the attentaon of Bus the foot ball hero played by Armand Sansoucy The antacs or Nap Ball McCann and Tuck Malton Freeman wall be the humorous haghlaghts of the eve nana Next we have our strong salent type a senaor Maro successfully portrayed by Howard Buckley Geraldanes mother Mrs Montgomery as played by Odale Garouard Members of a rival college and per hops not the best of people are Totsy Esther Lentl and Mel Henry Dagregorao VV1tl'- l-l llowe en the bg football game and the football danc there wall be enough goung on to keep the auelaence s antLre t at hagh patch Commattees work ng h rl to make thas evenang a success are Publacaty Jammy B s n Chaarman Pobert La aaberte Dougl s Brown 'Nlancy Blakely Clematas J ratczelf O'aa D Feder co Tackets Robert Coderre Chaarman Ben Benoat Sofoclas Kollaos Doras Garard Ushers Sam Spalding Chaarman Charles Gen ereux Sergao Bartola Louas Letourneau Herbert Hall Raymond Dumas Kenneth Hutchansan Robert Morse George LaMontague Norman Donaas Robert Hofstra Leonard Gallon Edmund McNamara Charles Roy Stage and Properta s Robert Beauregard Chaar man Whatman Goddu Raymond Freeland Yolanda Barbaerra Santas Vangel Candy Louase Bouvaer Chaarman Sharley Matys Agnes Butler Prascalla Eccleston Lallaan Brunnell Elazabeth Costa Rata Loaselle Rata Gualmette Sharley Austan Theresa LeBlanc Ruth Tweed Theresa Stoves Elba Dantana Wanda Jura Mary Campbell Jean Boucher Stataa Ohab The Hagh School Orchestra wall play for cancang after the performance JAZZ BAND Barbara L Darcy -lO Whos thas comang down the street? Why ats none other than J P Gafford and has base vaol on the way to rehearsal Yes sar' Let s go along wath ham and vasat the band Theres Galberte Galapeau at the paano Doug Brown at has drums Rachard Nachols wath has trumpet Roland Lapaerre tunang has guatar Altura Ceccarella practacang the scales on has claranet and Arnold Good wan and Jack Koprowska thear saxaphones raased ready to swang out wath Runnan Wald Before the dastanguashed group of whom we are all so proud stands thear able and talented leader Professor Hall has slade trombone an one hand and rhythm stack an the other Wow' Runnan Wald as raght' Its so red hot we cant keep our feet stall or on the floor At he fanash we haven t the breath to shout out our praases' Another favarate whach the boys are perfectang ls the tongue twastang leg tanglang Hold Taght and they are not forgettang the Bugle Call Rag that was such a sensataon at the Student Councal Dance What s thas a traop You bet consast ng of Lucalle Dubreual Louase Bouvaer and Ele nor Barr the band s new combanataon of song bards They re energetac ally attemptana to learn the natav wards to tne song Hawaaaan War Chant and are doang a fane job of t Eleanor sangs farst soprano Louase sangs se and soprano and Luc lle loans an s ng ng th alto oo out Bee Wayne Ella Fatvger ld and E at Wraght our three beautaful song bards are outwang arg you We have a novelty number here Jack Koprowska Bob Gfataneau and Doug Brown get together to aave Us thear own versaon of a tune or two We are cer taanly glad to be able to have Bob wath the novelty numbers even though he as unable to remaan a mem ber of the band lt would hav been tragac af we had lost completely our popular combanataon trumpet and paano player' Wath ats talented members and leader we are look ang forward to the appearance of our band at the Ice Hockey Dance Teacher s Conventaon and the concert of Drum and Bugle Corp where they wall play for dancang Three Cheers for the Mary E Wells jazz band and congratulataons Professor Hall' ' ' 7 l Q . , M, Q 3 1 4 ' H' m l l . . , . . . , . . . , Cl . , ' a I I I ., . , y . 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V I- r I I TT I L , . . , J - ffe- , - , - . . 1 1 r 1 ' ' - . a 1 a D ' ' I I I ' ' .D i . - U ' c , - - , I I I ' , , - a , , , a , a - , - , , , , - - - Y- THE CRIMSON AND GRAY STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councul gave a tea dance un the audu toruum February I7 at 3 30 oclock Refreshments were served and the hugh school orchestra under the durectuon of Mr Hall played for dancung The dance was such a success that the Student Councul hopes to guve another one after Lent ORAL ENGLISH On March 4 a number of students from thus school durected by Muss Poulun Muss Brodeur and Mr Earls took part un an Oratorucal Contest sponsored by the Forensuc Honorary Socuety un the Major Beals Hugh School at Shrewsbury Thus contest was held for the purpose of selectung two schools to represent Worcester and Worcester County un a State Contest to be held un Groton on Aprul I Charlton and Wells were the two wmners un the debatung contest Wells runnung o close second to Charlton Thus was the furst contest of thus kund un whuch Wells has ever entered and we congratulate the team on uts fune showung and wush ut loads of suc cess un Groton Our school was most ably represented On the de batung team the affurmatuve sude were Dorus Gurard Edward LeClaur and alternate Mary Laluberte On the negatuve sude were Jeanette Tetreault Raymond Robuda and alternate Ruta Louselle These people debated agaunst four other schools Charlton Shrews bury South Hugh of Worcester and Warren wunnung the furst three debates and losung the fourth Several people took part un unduvudual speakung Dramatuc Declamatuon Mary Durlam Humorous Declamatuon Ruth Aorams and Extemporoneous Speakung Pruce Burgess and Mary Ruzuo THE RIFLE CLUB Elsue Benout 39 One of the most unterestung plans for the comung years us that unvolvung the three freshmen who hold membersh p un the rufle club Durung the next three years the boys wull compete agaunst each other to see who wull be the top rankung shooter un theur senuor year The boys are Norman Franz Thomas Walkun show and Norman Morong The club wull cease uts meetungs for the year late un Aprul because of the comung aaylught savung tume At the end of the years octuvutues a medal wull be awardea to the best senuor shooter of the club as a token of hus actuve work and hus years of membershup un the clsub Thus us an honor looked forward to by the senuor boys because very few of these medals are ever guven out The bcys are very much Interested un umprovung theur skull un shootung but never pass up an oppor tunutv for some lun The Freshmen members of the club w uld luke to have theur curuosuty satusfued on one pount Does Treasurer Gulbert Atwood know how to shoot? Judgung from the proctuce he gets In at the meetungs they doubt uf he us a very skulled marksm n The boys apprecuate the expert odvuce guven to them by Mr Paraghamuan and Mr Muckelson un between the correctuon of homework papers from theur respec tuve classes Also hughly amusung and unstructuve are those feats Mr Paragh muan can perform wuth a deck of cords GIRLS CLUB On March IO the Gurls Club held a combunatuon busuness meetung and party After the meetung a penny auctuon wuth Mary Durlam as auctuoneer was held Bracelets rungs penculs necklaces hour bows all went for a penny Later refreshments were serv ed March 24 the Gurls Club had o luvely duscussuon on Popularuty Isabelle DaDalt Louuse Bouvuer Lu culle Dubreuul Kathleen Traynor and Eleanor Barr were guest speakers at the duscussuon AMERICAN LEGION CONTEST We were proud to have Albert Bouvuer compete un the oratorucol contest sponsored by the Amerucan Leguon at Uxbrudge March 7 Hus speech The Con stututuon un a Changung World was receuved enthusu astucally by our assembly the some afternoon Al though Albert was not chosen to represent the county un the state contest he had a wonderful tume We all wush Muss Margaret Sulluvan of Commerce Hugh School Worcester who was chosen the best of luck un the state contest ASSEMBLIES February I4 Movues were shown by the Chevrolet Motor Company February I5 Two puctures were shown by the Tu berculosus Assocuatuon March 2 A contest was held to determune whuch students should represent the hugh school un the declamatory contest held at Shrewsbury Mass on March 4 Mary LaLuberte whose topuc was What us Ameruca and Edmond Benout who told Why I am Glad I am an Amerucan were chos Ruth Abrams who gave the monologue ln a Restaurant was chosen for the humorous contest Mary Durlam who recuted Progress of Madness was chosen for the dramatuc contest March I Albert Bouvuer gave hus orugunal oratuon The Constututuon un a Changung World preparatuon for the Amerucan Leguon Contest Mr McMahon Mr Kyruos and the cheer lead ers encouraged the basketball team before the game wuth Westfueld on March 8 March IS M Huckle o representatuve of the Duesel Enguneerung School un Boston lectured and showed two puctures ullustratung duesel engunes Wulluam Orzech came from Rennsalaer to speak to those boys who are Interested un goung to an cnguneerung school March I Mr Aunsly and Mr Sample gave on ul lustrated lecture on televusuon They brought a televusuon set and we actually saw ut un actuon March Zl Mr Lloyd L Sweet gave an ullustrated le ture entutled Fruends and Foes un Fueld and Forest March 29 Mr Raymond Moulton spoke on Polar uzed lught Aprul S Mr John Hunes an a tor pre ented Ord Chumley A rul I Mr O Keefe from Portua College spclfe to the Senuors SPELLING BEE On Aprul Z1 a prelum nary spellung bee for South brudge alone to determune who wull enter the Telegram and Gazette Contest wull be held un the audutaruum The prelumunary contest uncludes anyone un grades fuve through eught who wushes to enter The Telegram and G gette Spellung Bee wh ch un cludes contestants from Sturbrudge Fuskdale Charl ton and Southbrudge wull be held un the Mary E Wells Hugh School Audutoruum on May 4 . I . . . ' - ' '- A I I ' . I - I I I . , . . I ' I - . I , , . I I A I . . . . . I - ' V I I I I I . I I I I , H I ' -I ' 'V ' ' II I - II - I ' ' - 4 I1 - Il In I I ,, en. . , , . . ll , I I A ' ' I I' 1 ' I X I ' un . , I - . , . , I . ft 'T I . , - ' ' . . I g - A 1, . . a - I . . I V , . . c II I . . ,. . . - I ' ' . . . . - . - f I L Q I . . , C , .1 . . 'f A ' ' D -sr I - . . , . A ' , . ,I . . . - , , - , I . A . . I . - . S s . I, ' 5 ' - . . . , , - - I I I I I , , , . - 1 ' APRIL 1939 I5 EXCHANGES 111 L . As ut us devoted to magazunes af the past two months thus column us slughtly out of place un an ussue deducated to the future However un the Aegus we found a story that us futurustuc as one mught desure So wuth that we wull begun The Aegus Beverly Hugh School Beverly Massa chusetts The Aegus presents utself as usual lve ly and trum as you please Clufford Fellows Death un Space would not be out of place un thus ussue of the Crumson and Gray The Dual Brattleboro Hugh School Brattleboro Vermont Conqratulatuons to the staff of a very su peruar maga une Your luterature us up to uts usual hugh standards Your struk ng red and whute cover especually attracts our attentuon and admuratuon The Meteor Berlun Hugh School Berlun New Hampshure The Meteor us a very neat magazune and deserves much credut for uts effectuvely sumple cover and uts Grade A luterature Red n Black Rogers Hugh School Newport Phode Island Thus magazune fully recognuzes the verdant freshman by deducatung an enture ussue un hus honor lts Valentune cover us worthy of notuce The Kullonuan Kullungly Hugh School Kullungly Connectucut Thus us a snappy luttle magazune wuth a dugnufued cover and fune ullustratuons Three Luttle Atoms by Mary Ryan us worth readung The Dual St Marys Hugh School Southbrudge We are glad to hear from The Dual agaun lt the best mumeographed paper that has come to our attent on wuth a great varuety of departments and a cover that us a real work of art The Islander Nantucket Hugh School Nantuck et Mass We were glad to hear from salty Nan tucket especually sunce ut happens to be our former home The outstanding department of thus maga zune us uts lnforrnatuon Wanted page un whuch varuous members of the faculty and student body guve theur answers to the questuon What would you do wuth a mulluon dollars? The Oracle Ren selaer Hugh School Rensselaer 'Slew York We chose The Oracle to revuew last be c use of the pleasant taste ut left un our mouth l raduo theme combuned wuth uts strukung ullustratuons and fune luterature us unbeatable We luked your puzzle page We also acknowledge receupt ofthe followung school papers The Palmer Palmer Hugh School Palmer Wulluston Bulletun Wulluston Academy Easthamp ton Mass Tech News Worcester Polytechnuc ln stutute Worcester The Vouce Concord Hugh School Concord Mass Lasell News Lasell College Au burndale Mass Monson Spurut Monson Academy Monson Mass The Hulltopper Tourtellotte Hugh School Grosvenordale Conn Well that concludes another exchange column See you un the Twenty fufth Century' ALUMNI ALUMNI PLAY The annual alumnu play us to be presented on Apru' Zl the Fruday of vacatuon un the Town Hall at eught oclock Dancung wull follow the play Thus year a three act rolluckung comedy A Pour of Suxes s to be auven The cast uncludes A Paur of Suxes Mr Nettleton Stoughton Lutchfueld Mrs Nettleton Frances Redhead T Boggs Johns Frances Ryan Thomas J Vanderholt Paul Laluberte Muss Florence Estelle Benout Coddles, lNettleton s moudl Theresa Hetu Mr Applegate Rene Francazzu Tony Toler John Walsh Krome a bookkeeper John Lubera Muss Sally, secretary Stephanue Luro Office Boy Robert Laluberte Shuppung Clerk Hugo De Angelus General Manager us Ruchard Bordeau chaurman of propertues us Betty Merrull assusted by Maruorue Phul lups and Aluce Hampshure Robert Prouulx us stage manager ALUMNI Comes sprung and the engagement announcements of many of our A'umnu Laura Abbott 35 and Arthur Phullups 34 Mary Danu and Andrew Tully Jr Muruel Pruc and John J O Shaughnessy and Maruorue Murphy 38 are wautung for the weddung bells to rung Word has been receuved that Henry Kontoxu 37 us the frst alternate for West Pount Parker Smuth 38 us leavung for the Newport Naval Traunung Statuon un Newport Rhode Island to begun hus naval career on May lst New fraternuty members at theur respectuve colleges unclude Frankue Danuels Gray Buckley George Tul ly Wesley Wulluams Multon Cole and Kenneth Hunt Harruet Robunson 38 was chosen the typucal college freshman at Boston Unuversuty The Wellsworth A A play Three Men on a Horse was helped along to uts great success by many of our actors namely John Tobua Vun Walsh Rene Fran cazzu Francus Ryan Stoughton Lutchfueld Betty Mer rull and Mary Lucynuak ' ' - 11 . 11 - - 1 IS 1 . , 1 ll o ll . 1 . 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' ' ' l 1 , ' , Q 3 ' , ' ' h I ' I s . . wi . . . 1 1 - , , . . . APRIL I939 WESTFIELD TOURNAMENT Adele Luro -40 Number two bus ready9 One moment please Muss Kozyra must read off the lust to make sure everyone us here It would be terruble to leave anyone behund Raymond Dumas9 here Lulluose Savage7 here Howard Buckley? Present etcetera etcetera Harold Bruggs? What' Not present? Oh' Excuse me of course hes here wuth hus ever fauthful pal Jesse Jones h Were o Ah we have musuc a newly duscovered truo Dorothy Wuessner Barbara Cudworth and Jean Buckley Jummy Bas uen leads out wuth a W E L L S Everybo us un hugh spurut You can always fund the basketball gurls goung to the game Clem Janeczek Phyl Whute oak Mary Tobua Jean Robertson and Jookue and Adele Luro Rude Rude Rude Palmer In duan Orchard Sprungfueld and Westfueld Stop you re pushung Take your tume havent a tucket yet were the general remarks as we puled out of the bus Seats are reserved for us un the Armory Lead the cheers Mary Tobua Izzy Costa Hector Anctul and Jum Bastuen As the game goes on uts way we look around to see Warren Mc Grath munchung on potato chups Paula Mannue on her favorute candy bar and even Coach McMahon eatung peanuts Pose pretty basketball players because Sally Cheney us takung puctures Smule Babe Gurard A brown pocketbook found an announcement over the mucrophone lt belongs to Ruta Gurard lyou better go claurn ut because one of the uudges saud he ll have a good tume an the money n t l Careful Marulyn dont let out such a scream The game us over Wonderful sportsmanshup and fughtung spurut were shown by our basketball team We lunger outsude of the Armory to congratulate our boys on theur abuluty to take ut wuth a smule What have we here? Why the Crumson and Gray boys are all dressed up My my Steve Casavant certaunly looks luke Esquure un that new overcoat and hat O O Oh Steve' Homeward bound Westfueld Sprungfueld We re hungry' Howard Johnson s un sught Pull up to the curb bus druver Hey' Can you spare a dume? I Il say you back tomorrow Seventy hot dogs please Our stomachs well fulled we patuently awaut the lungerers Clem Phyl and Howard Buck Iey ordered second hot dogs Watch out youll get undugestuon Once agaun we start for home Hugh spuruts are st ll wuth s Kay Traynor thus tume un the back seat What s the matter wuth the front Kay? Jesse Jones and Harold Bruggs dusappounted because Louuse Bouvuer wouldnt sung them to sleep Palmer Fusk dale Sturbrudqe and the Globe Stop bus druver you must leave me off The bus druves on wuth the scme sungung arguuna and snoozmg goung on What pleasant memorues THE BUS RIDE TO WESTFIELD Howard Buckley 40 We puled un and fughtung through the uabberung lower classmen tl am tempted to say Chuldrenl slumped exhausted on the rear seat There were fuve of us Hector Norman Ray and I oh yes and er h Bruggs We four searched the bus for a seat that would be more comfortable for the young lad but as we had feared there was none We consulted as to how to amuse our young guest Suddenly un the mudst of our medutatuons there burst forth a strange-ah sungung? no, warblung7' defunutely not wobbluna7 precusely' ' At ance turnung our at tentuons from our youthful colleague to thus new threat we concluded lupon careful studyl that thus extraordunary sound came from a truo of Wuessner Cudworth and Imy heart grows cold at the thoughtl Jean Buckley' Ah Woe' Well we could see no solutuon and so turned wuth a palsy walsy attutude to the honorable Bruggs We felt that he beung more untumately acquaunted and adapted to the physucal and mental functuons of the specues basse classe could comfort us -and sulence them but the problem chuld asked us the very ques tuon and beat us to the draw The anvul chorus meanwhule had commenced for the thurd tume Itheur most dustressung feature was lack of varuetyl a tune ldud I say tune9 Pardon me I whuch rambled at a leusurely rate all over the scale It had to do wuth some poor fellow who got muxed up un a love affaur and to escape ut all ate a green apple He went to Hades there to be suzzled and frued I thunk the gurls took pleasure un the musfortune whuch had befallen a member of the better sex for they suzzled and frued the poor chap several tumes at the end of each verse Well all good thungs come to an end We were ponderung over what happened to the other category when the bus pulled up un front of the gym and then after Hector had led us un a rousung varsuty yell we drufted unto a seemungly sulent buuldung where the event of the day was to take place HOT DOG Raymond Mercure 40 Whose meat comes from the old It s round just luke a log But uts served an a red hot roll They say to eat one us unterestung For when you bute off the head lt mught cause you undugestuon And sometumes funds you dead Bu be ut lufe or death says I One hot dog wuth both n e I Out at the Hot Dog Roast I m sure the tume wull never come There ll never be a let up Of servung Hot Dogs on a bun As long as they make catchup s not the way you eat them s not the way they look s not the way you skun them ut ut s the way they re cooked DORIS BLISS RELATES THE HOLLAND SCHOOL BUS PRATTLE Ferdunand the Bull us stull the favorute of all the Holland xocalusts except Kathleen Bluss who remauns ever fauthful to When My Dream Boat Comes Home the fourteen pupuls who come on the bus get theur dauly mornung exercuse when they go over the Stur brudge detour Dorus Huckox us establushung herself as an author How about ut Dorus? The Crumson and Gray could use some of those Murder storues Irene Tetreault has been elected durector of the orugunal three act play they hope to present un the Holland Town Hall one of these days Agnes Stevens aluas Baby Face and Frances Paradee dubbed Topsy Irene Tetreault and Dorus suster, Eleanor Blass, senuors, uphold the dugnuty of the bus ITA- I v' I I I I - . I I I I I ' I I . , 1 , . . . . . - 4 , . . . I I I . , . . . . . . . . , - I ' I I A I - ' ' I 1 Sh--s --sh--ufftl ff! , I - - ' ' ' I I I 1 I - ' ' ' I . . f f .... , dy . . . . . , I I V . - g 1 D I I I I I ,, , . I, H . ,, HI , - , . ,u . I I 4 I . TTI I , , I - - . I - Al A . . . I , . I Q I , , , . ' u ' . . . . . . - , . I - . I , . i i - I . . . . . I Muller, the gun us goung off+don't uump and please Here 5 to the f0m0U5 HOT DDQ, I I . I . ' . . . , . 1 ' ' , I , . , r I ' . . . . I I ' . . .u ,, . u, . , ' ' I I E ' I . 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I I THE CRIMSON AND GRAY SHE KNEW THE WORDS Maruon Ostrander 39 That wonderful day had come at last for here was Judy seated un the staduum and besude her Sparky Adams the flash of the basketball court Judy was thrulled Each tume a fruend or classmate appeared she leaped unto the our and waved all fours The munute she had receuved the unvutatuon from thus umportant personage of the now completed basketball season she had begun to haunt the town lubrary Constantly she carted books to and from ut books whuch stated the rules and regulatuons of every known sport All thus she dud un her endeavor to converse untellugently un sport world lungo on thus eventful day For you see Judy was a freshman and thus was her furst baseball game Ah' the band the hugh school band trumpets drums and the mayor the talented town musucuans The game was goung to start The players came on to the fueld Judy gasped' Heavy shoes to run un would certaunly prove to be o faulure She knew that they should wear sneaks At last the game dud be gun Sparky was on the edge of hus seat Judy pour ed forth a dusuounted phrase Why doesn t he make an end run and sneak un from the 40 yard to home and make a touchdown? Whats the score now oh really I know they get two pounts for each basket' No well why has the boy un back of the batter got a basket on? The putcher us attemptung to get the ball un ut too Oh' lt s for protectuon How can he see through ut? Oh' Say Sparky dud you see that play? He made a for ward pass oh he s out on four fouls Oh how partual' The referee favors the other team because that fellow got more than one chance to hut the ball Jeepers' Thus bench us gettung hard ls ut nearly half? Isnt thus a marvelous game? Let s stand up Look' Look' Sparky the band Lusten what musuc' Say' Whats the matter? Paul forgot hus drum stucks so there s no drum Oh horrors' Well at least we have a few trumpets Con t you play a trumpet Sparky? You ought to have good lungs beung on the basketball team and hugh scorer too lln Sparkys mund the followung flash She ought to be able to play two at once' I Durung the last half of the game Judy was stull gushung How long they played She mustnt show her wearuness she must keep her spuruts hugh Dud you say that Ray us out? But Sparky he s walkung off the fueld and seems to be all rught Oh' Earmuffs earmuffs EARMUFFS' lf Sparky only had hus EARMUFFS' Funally the end of the game came To Sparky s delught they left the roarung crowd and forgot about baseball Judy who was complete ly worn out after spurrung the team on to vuctory had shown Sparky Adams that she too understood sports FOOTBALL IN 2039 A D James Bastuen 40 John turn on the televusuon to the Wells Bartlett game wull you? saud Vuc to hus brother John Imme duately the announcer was heard and the Alumnu Staduum un Southbrudge was on the televusuon plate The announcer speaks Yes Iadues and gentlemen here we are at the new Alumnu Staduum to wutness the ll9th annual Turkey day clash between these two great teams Back un the furst quarter of the last century the men actually used to play the game Those were the days when a player had to be brawny furst and brauny after The total of unuurues and deaths was hugh But they were the puoneers of the world wude sport of football as we know ut to day To day the game us a match of mentaluty and quuck wut As you know the teams sut on euther sude of the fueld un a specual booth where each member controls hus own robot by remote control The robots replace the men on the fueld They play the whole game as durected by theur masters Thus makes the game fast unter estung uncreases mental exercuse of the controllers braun and last but not least elumunates unuurues These mechanucal men are covered wuth thun rubber clothung representung the color of the schools to pre vent breakage These robots are the umages of theur masters and all weugh l6O pounds An unterestung pount about the game us that the rules of football have not changed for the last century At thus moment Vuc turned off the televusuon set and asked John uf he wanted to go to the game un hus new rocket Cor Well be back for the O K e s g sau the game turkey John Vuc And so they left for ARCHANGELS IN HEAVEN lContunued from Page 93 Edmund Benout? he asked un that same mono tonous vouce Yes' The old man paused and the two men gazed off unto the garden as the whute forms of angels moved gracefully among the trees gettung ready for theur dauly chores Slowly the gates slud open and I passed through th m unto a beautuful garden Thus garden And here I have remauned ever sunce Come Brother Roger and then we wull go and Well fund Rabbut Proulx let us shave off your beard fund some of the old gang Frankue Krysuak and Doug Brown Very well Saunt Ben I wull shave off my beard and have a halo luke yours As Brother Roger spoke these words hus beard fell to the ground as dust And slowly a halo appeared about hus head Arm un arm the two old fruends moved off among the trees un the brught sunlught un search of the old QUVIQ W. . 1 . 1 . .. . ,, 1 - 1 . 1 - - 11 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' . , . , . , . . . . . . . . , ' . . 1 1 1 - 1 , . . . . . 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