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

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..- ...- Lonely -Next year for dear West Warwick High. High Society Blues -Before the Banquet. Around the Corner -the boys smoke. Turn on the Heat -In Room 7. Some Sweet Day -We'll come back as Alumni. Congratulations -To those who made the Honor Society. He's So Unusual -Tom Kirby. i I'm all Alone because I Love You -Mary Dulleba. What'll I Do -Cries Miss Taylor without Anna Theroux. Let Me Have My Dreams -Paul Talbot. Smiling Irish Eyes -Marion Dennigan. Schoolday Sweethearts -Willard Carr and Irene Matteson. Ramona -is the one girl for Phil Eldridge. Ain't She Sweet? -Barbara Colwell. Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning -Milly Matteson. I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love -Jimmie Bates. Highways Are Happy Ways -That lead to dear West Warwick High Memories of France -Or is it French for Clinton Read? That Old Gang of Mine -Nat, Lil, Dot, Hack, Anna, Rita. Smiles --Justa Archambault. June Night -Graduation. Among My Souvenirs -My diploma. Adieu -West Warwick High. Claire Lamoureux, '31. 68

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lf? 3 I SAY IT WITH SONGS Blue Again -After the second Warwick-West Warwick Girls' basket- ball game. And Then Your Lips Met Mine -The end of the Senior Play. One More Waltz -What we all want at the Junior Prom. Would You Like to Take a Walk? -To the Ofiice???? Crying Myself to Sleep -After receiving report cards. You're the One I Care For -Ruth Watson to Barney Moone. I'll Be Blue Just Thinking of You -Sing the faculty to the Class of 1931 'iGive Me 2 Moment, Please -During Mrs. Fogarty's dictation. Beyond the Blue Horizon -Awaits our future. Wasting My Love On You -Natalie Fuller to Tom Kirby. When I Close My Eyes and Dream -St. Germain in French class. Laughing at Life - Stutz Archambault. I Still Get a Thrill Thinking of You --Tony Begos to Nat Fuller. Kiss Waltz -the last dance at the Ball. Here Comes the Sun -When we get all A's. I'm Learning a Lot from You -From the faculty. Kiss Me With Your Eyes -That's not what Carl wants. Go Home and Tell Your Mother -That you've flunked. Bye Bye Blues -After exams. ' The Song Without a Name -The way Lillian Quinn sings. I Feel Pessimistic -Nell Beauparlant before a basketball game. Charming -Rita Coogan. Little White Lies -When we bunk. With You -We've been for three years. 67

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l 6 A S I l I 4 A I l i. ..- ON OUR BOOKSHELFH 'Paradise Lost -When we leave West Warwick High 'Paradise Regained -When we return as Alumni. 'Book of Martyrs -The West Warwick Faculty. 'The Wanderer -Miles Cowen. 'The Battle of the Books -Night before exams. 'So Big - Tiny Smith. 'Partners - Cal and Saint. 'Wildfire --Fire drills. 'Mental Efficiency -Class of '31 'Victory -In Athletics. 'Woman Haters -Our boys!??? Greatheart -Mrs. Fogarty. K l K K I l G H K l 'The Crimson Alibi -For Mr. Grinnell. 'The Blue Room -Rooms 5 and 21 after school. 'The Three Wise Men -Hebert, Read, Graham. 'Crossroads -Where we all will part. 'The Call of the Wild -Our bells. 'Rivals -Quinn and Hebert. 'Never the Twain Shall Meet -Here's hoping that doesn't mean the Class of '31. Heart's Desire -A+. 'The Joyous Trouble Maker -- Nat Fuller. 'The Flirt -Lillian Quinn. The Red Signal -Deportment Mark. 6 CK 'The Tie That Binds -Our four years of Comradeship. The Task -Saying Goodbye. It Never Can Happen Again -Our being Seniors in West Warwick. 20 Years After -Where will we be? Lillian Quinn, '31. 69