West High School - Westerdays Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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CLASSBOOK BOARD IDENTIFICATION First row—left to right—Mr. Smith. Lucille Pieri. Marjorie Dawson. Ruth Hurlev, Louise Holland. Shirley Ramsden, Gwenda Waddell, Sally Ruyter. Second row—left to right—Elaine Roberts. Joyce Skoglund, Dorothy Barlow, Roberta Hanna- way, Rose Guilherme, Barbara Suttell, Lydia Rodrigues. Third row—Leonard Euart, Ray McConaghy, Arthur Metcalf, Paul Sims. Rav Houghton ictor Logan. Fourth row—Frank Lornltzo, Ambrose McCoy, Robert Gray. Robert Vivian, James Brophy. The trials faced by the staffs of earlier Westerdays reached a climax this year in respect to wartime conditions and critical shortage of material. Loss of students to col- leges and armed services continued to be a disturbing element in our work. We believe, however, that we have been able to publish a classbook worthy of West High's traditions. The co-operation of Mr. Dascombe, our principal, the capable direction of our advisor, Mr. Robert L. Smith, and the cheerful and willing assistance of the heads of our several departments—these factors have lightened our burdens to a very great extent. To meet changing conditions, it was de- cided to make a flexible unit of the entire Board membership, rather than to divide the staff and name people to definite positions. The result has been a greater amount of work experienced by a greater number of staff members. To Miss Casey, head of the secretarial de- partment, to Miss Maloney, head of the Art department, to Mr. Gregory, head of the English department, and to Mr. Varieur, head of the business department; we extend special notes of thanks, realizing fully that all other members of the faculty have been ready with timely help. Miss O'Brien, music supervisor, and Miss Hutton, Senior Class Adviser, offered much material assistance. Here, Seniors, is your WESTERDAYS 1944. We trust that you will treasure it for years to come. [8]