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

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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 . V V N I fs f- I .Y ' it , I I A P I O J 'M l O . ' I iii A R I' fi? . ' , f I I tg ' -. . H - . R I X a ' . f I X l E I ' I I 5 ' . -f . - ' A lf G ,- ' 4 7 X l ' H 1 ,s c. ' J ' If T e ' . I ' H f ' lf G 4 3 I, , I R . Aft A - 1 , vi! D p F- .X 4 E C . R . I S ' - Q A , O , SINGING Remember that school opens at 8:l5 I I V , A Greco 'n ' A J I ' J T 7 ...J I . 4 . ' ' . ' - - . .

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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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