West Warwick High School - Chronicle Yearbook (West Warwick, RI)

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W lifl ,W 'N CLASS SONG QTo tune ofj When Your Hair has turned to Silver Verse When we've left you, dear West Warwick, And our high-school days are o'er We will wish that we were with you And I'm sure we'd study more. Though we're gone we won't forget you As our daily tasks we do We will always love and praise you Now, dear school, we say adieu. Chorus Now we've left you, dear West Warwick And we're starting life anew , We will try to do our duties As we did back there with you. Now that our tasks seem harder Than our work and joy with you We'll think of you, West Warwick, To whom we must say adieu. Maisie Kenyon, '31 17

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if V 19 3 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..,...,,... Vice President ...... Secretary . ,...... . Treasurer .......... Paul St. Germain Rita Coogan SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman, Lilian Quinn FACULTY ADVISOR Mary I. Fogarty 16 ,..Eugene E. Hebert Anna Theroux .......,......Natalie Fuller Carl Hawkinson Justa Archambault Clinton Read

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'e h CLASS HISTORY My dearest classmates of Thirty-one: It has been five years now, since we have been together as we are nowg and although all of our Class is not present, I am overjoyed that so many of you have been able to renew old friendships, and to enjoy the little surprise I have in store for you. Five years is a long time to be separated, and I am sure that many of our recollections about our Class activities have grown dim. One of our colleagues foresaw this, and it is through him that I am able to present to you the history of our Class in moving pictures which will be shown on the screen before you. First, you see the well-remembered road to our Alma Mater. How our position has changed. From the first, lofty, and dignified Senior Class of the Junior High School to shy, silly, and frightened Sophomores looked down upon by the dignified Seniors who forget that they were Sophomores in the past. How shy and frightened we look, some trudging the path to school un- willingly, others willingly. What is this, why it looks like-oh! how funny-do you remember how the Senior boys hazed our poor boys? They chose Cel Archambault and divested him of his shoes and other clothing! See, this picture shows Mr. Potter and Cel hunting for one of Cel's shoes. It took two periods of searching before it was unearthed. The Senior boys received a well- deserved reprimand as the result. We soon became acquainted, and our shyness left us much to Mr. Grin- nell's regret. This picture proves that! There-'s Dot, Nat, Claire and other members of Our Gang rushing up the stairs, but why the sudden stop! Oh! Oh! There's Mr. Grinnell coming out of the drawing room! The Class of '31 certainly enjoyed their Sophomore year. I recall the Friday afternoon programs which included moving pictures, school talent, and especially the spectacular broadcasting programs which Mr. O'Con- nell was able to present through his great knowledge of science. Our Class showed from the beginning that it had much talent. Why, here is a picture of the Junior High School Auditorium how nicely it is decorated. Oh, I remember! This is the one B-I-G affair of that year, the Sophomore May Frolic. How familiar the picture of the dancing, whirling, symphonious figures appear. One can almost hear the throbbing, 18