Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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I'm. Senior Year Book— 1931 ■ 1 1 ■ HV pmnr lUnarii Harold Soloveitzik Althea Nichols Business Manager Editor-in-Chiej BACK ROW (left to right) Martha Nardone, art; Eleanor Scanlon, subscription manager; Dana Christy, sports; William Dolan, picture manager; Benjamin Simmons, advertising manager; Atla Perry, school notes; Dorothy Beaudreau, picture manager. FRONT ROW (left to right) Mary Dunn, gazette; Miss Hanson, advisor; Althea Nichols, editor; Eleanor House, exchanges; Florence Greig, tattles; Ellen Michie, alumni; Anna Fraquelli, literary.

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Tin: Senior Year Book— 1931 Aiiiircaa - (ClaHB Night FRIENDS—We, the class of 1931, extend to you a most hearty welcome to join with us in this, our last evening of merrymaking, as students of Westerly High School. We are justly proud of the fact that our group is the first High School graduating class to hold its class night exercises in this new Junior High School. The privilege of meeting in this splendid auditorium is but one of the many advantages which you, the people of Westerly, have enabled us, as students of the Westerly schools, to enjoy. For these advantages and the staunch loyalty with which you have supported all our activities, we thank you and wish to extend to you our sincere appreciation. Tomorrow will be graduation day for the class of 1931. It will mark the end of our High School career and the beginning of new activities for all of us. We have been striving for four years towards this goal under the faithful and sure guidance of our honored and capable teachers. The lessons which we have learned in the various phases of our school life will en- able us to confront the problems of the future with greater ability and confidence. We all hope that the friendships made and the deeds done during these four years of High School work and play will always hold a place among the pleasantest memories of our lives. During the exercises of the evening, you will hear a summary of the various feats accomplished by this class. No little part in the actual doings of these deeds has been played by the underclass members of the Westerly High School, who, by their wholehearted co-ope'ration and support of all our activities, have aided us inestimably. It is not, however, the support which we as a class appreciate most, it is the splendid spirit in which it has been given. Tonight being our last evening together, there are many matters which must be discussed and given due consideration. Thus I will now give way to the speakers of the evening, members of the class chosen to bring you various important messages. —Donald Bonner. (in (Dur 5 rhnnl Once again your doors are open That we may pass on through; In our hearts are mixed emotions. But to you they’re always true. Though afar our paths may lead us, We will never cease to long For the days we spent together In your halls so old and worn. Nelson Himes. - 10 ) -