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

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.L- 1. CLASS GIFTS Classmates, Friends and Citizens Lend us your ears For today we are going to parting ways And we want you to remember our High School days. Knocks and praises we have for some For the good and childish things that you have done. So if our gifts give you away Please save your words for another day. Zannini, Emma: For fear the sparkle in your eyes will endanger you in the business world, please wear these dark glasses. Viens, Marian: From observation, we know this book will be appropriate, Gentlemen Do Not Prefer Blondes. Shay, Ruth: Your well-modulated voice is so soothing to the ears, that we give you this patent so that nobody else can imitate it. Schofield, John: Yeast cakes prove to be beneficial. This dozen, we hope, for your sake, will make you rise instead of expand. Saucier, Estelle: Your behavior has been so outstanding that we give you this lollypop as a reward for being such a good girl. Tarbox, Morton: The Algebra class is no place to stage a bout. Definite arrangements as per contract are made for you to fight Lougharkey at Springcircle. Nietupski, Esther: Your name is so odd that we have secured for you a contract with King Vidor hoping that you may utilize your distinctive name. Lefebvre, Theresa: Your betwitching face captivates everyone, so here is a baby doll duplicating your baby-doll stare. Yendzejic, Joseph: We hear that you like to skip rope, so we thought this jumping rope would come in handy. Morton, George: You're forever taking your Ford apart, so suppose you try taking this Lincoln apart. Richtarik, Olga: With our compliments we give you this bottle of Golden Glint to keep that sheen in your blond hair. 52

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I-ji huhu POST GRADUATES Philip W. Begos Marion P. Clay Austin Duffy Barbara Finnerty Marion B. Hayes William J. McClafferty Audrey Wood 51

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l m Crane, Gertrude: As a poetess you are splendid. We know this loose-leaf notebook filled with your poems would be a treasure. Carr, Willard: As traffic regulations are bothersome to you, we know this signed petition for a private road to eliminate your troubles on John Street would be appreciated. Zaborski, Catherine: Because you were such a good athlete, you have been, through us, appointed Athletic Director of the Washington Athletic Association. Hawkinson, Carl: As you make quite a few Cranston visits, we know this pair of roller skates, as you are autoless, will aid you in your journeys between West Warwick and Cranston. Collins, Roswell: As the Senior Play revealed your dramatic ability, here's a Stock Company contract so that you may make future use of your talent. Moskaluk, William: Your giggle was more than contageous in Room 10 the 6th period so, due to our generosity, we give you a new laugh to replace the one you had almost worn out. Parente, Wilfred Petrarca, Vincent: Although even ink eradicators were not allowed in Senior typing, We give, to each one of you, a box of erasers for future use in the business world. Peterson, Nils: As traveling is your hobby, these free tickets on any street car, bus, orrailroad, enabling you to travel far and wide, to your heart's content, will be more than a saving to you. Laurence, Charles: You and Tarbox always seem to be fighting during the Algebra class. We hope this screen, to be placed between the seats as a partition, will be of advantage to you. Mottshaw, Kenneth: Since you are mechanically inclined, the Class of 1931 give you their written promise that they will hand over all their old cars for your experimentation. Theroux, Anna: You have been making baskets galore for the last three years and never 'took one home. You may keep this one. Lefebvre, Livia: This gallon of gas came from a certain gasoline station. We hope it will go a long way. Lombardi, Mary: As you seem to like gym so much, we have secured for you the position of secretary to Miss Taylor. 53