Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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The Senior Year Book— 1933 g eniur iiuiarii FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Eleanor Hoxsie, Alumni Edna Dean, Subscriptions Reva Novogroski, Daily Flashes Miss Hanson, Advisor Marcelle Hammond, Editor-in-Chief Sally Hammond, Literary Grace Bliven, Literary SECOND ROW (Left to Right) Ella Soloveitzik, Exchanges Joseph Ruisi, Art Bessie Taylor. Alumni Harold Edmond, Tattles Beatrice Nardone, Advertising Aubrey Steadman, Daily Flashes Helen Alto, Business Manager George Falcone, Athletics THIRD ROW (Left to Right) Roger Harrington, Tattles Beatrice Cowry, Exchanges Thomas Nichols, Art Thomas Saunders, Subscriptions Ernest Fulford, Literary David Paladino, Advertising Everett Sherman, Business Manager Frank Celestino, Athletics -4. 5 ►-

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The Senior Year Book— 1933 iFarulty FIRST ROW (Left to Right) Miss Kathryn Sturtevant, French Miss Dorothy Hanson, English Miss Mary Endicott, Commercial Subjects Miss Irene Warner, Art Miss Hilda Houston, Commercial Subjects Miss Syble Leach. History SECOND ROW (Left to Right) Principal Charles E. Mason Miss Margaret McWeeney, Latin Miss Jane Stanton, Dramatics and English Miss Gertrude Kingsley, English and History Miss Dagmar Aim, Commercial Subjects THIRD ROW (Left to Right) Miss Fae Hope, Domestic Science Miss Lillian Fallon, Commercial Subjects Mr. Joel P. Sherman, General Science and Biology Miss Augusta Stanton, French and History Miss Jennie Gada, French and Italian Mr. Hollace Stevens, Chemistry and Physics (Not in picture) Miss Laura E. Mclntire, Vice Principal and Geometry Mrs. Madeline Grenard, Mathematics Mr. Alexander Paterson, Commercial Subjects -4 4 b-

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The Senior Year Book— 1933 CLASS OF 1033 (Class Jlorrn Time has blown a long clear blast, It calls us all to see The path of life; unknown and strange We feel it is to be. It summons, here, before our eyes, Our school days, short and sweet. The years of thought and happiness That, again, we’ll never meet. Let action be our motto, Success, our aim in life. Faith and hope, the anchors Which hold fast in case of strife. Let a life of worth and honor Forever be our goal. And, as our ranks divide today, Content in every soul. The future is for us to make; Ours is to win or fail. Our will can conquer doubt of mind, Strength and truth shall prevail. And with victory as our leader. Courage our guide to be, Farewell to Westerly High School And the Class of Thirty-three. Jean Thomson, ’33. (Class nf ’33 Tune “Day Is Dying in the West Grace L. Bliven I Westerly, we must say goodbye, ’Though we hate to break the tie, But to be what God deems w:sn We must part, ’though trials arise, And go our way. Chorus Westerly, Westerly, Westerly, —Our dear old school— We will take fond memories With us over life’s dark seas, And praise Westerly. II Saddened hearts and dewy eyes Say for us our sweet goodbyes. World of wonder, we shall find What thou hast for us inclined. We hope ’tis well. Chorus — 6