Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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THE SENIOR YEAR BOOK - 1936 Glnntenia Dedication ----- 2 Mr. Mason, Miss Mclntire, School - 3 Faculty ------ - 4 Senior Board ---- 5 Class Poem and Ode - 6 Class Picture - - 6 President's Address - 8 Class History - 9 Class Prophecy - 11 School Song 15 Class Will - - 16 Class Statistics - 13 In Memoriam - 19 Class Pictures - - - 20-32 Class Song, Motto, Colors - 33 Student Council - - - u 34 The Orchestra - - - - 34 Senior Play-Tuesday Night - 35 Senior Play-Wednesday Night - 35 Senior Play Snapshots - - 36 The Football Team - 37 The Baseball Team - 37 The Track Team - - 38 Girls' Basketball Team 38 Basketball Team - - 39 Fencing Team - 39 Varieties - - 40 Snapshots - 41 Advertising - 42-55 Autographs 56 -W-ff 7 am-

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Tue SENIOR YEAR Boox - 1936 Gilman 33119111 We, who long Have worked together, Must now depart These Well-loved halls. Soon, too soon, We must step through These doors, and find Our place in Life. Set forth we must, So let us choose A path to follow- Straight and true. CLASS OF 1936 Ollana who Fear notg though fortune's dregs be cold. Their bitterness will be our bread: Lament but when we walk unfed. The buffets future years unfold Will be our strength, and God our guide. We faltered not when side by side, Nor falter now with empty years ahead. Be braveg but on-e more drop remains. What golden goblets life will hold For us we do not knowg what gold We knew will last through other lanes Of lifeg the living we demand, Fulfillmentls noon, is close at hand. Fear notg though fortune's dregs be cold. -Louise Himes. -Eleanor Crandall. --.gf 6 15..-

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Tun Slmlok YIQAR Book - 1936 1Hrwihent'n 2-Xhhreaa THE Class of 1936 extends to the eit- izens of Westerly and to the teach- ers and students of Westerly High School a most cordial welcome to its last evening of fun together. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all for your wonderful support in our school activities. We also thank you for the new high school which is now be- ing built. Although this class will not be attending the new school, we appre- ciate all that its added facilities will mean to those who come after us. For their teachings, patience, and will- ing guidance, we sincerely thank our teachers who have supervised us during these years of our secondary schooling. During these past three years various events have cemented friendships with classmates from this town and surround- ing towns-friendships which we are sure will never be broken. And though this may be our last eve- ning of fun and frolic together, the night is still young. Shortly our historian will relate some of the highlights of our so- journ in dear old Westerly High School. Certain members of our class have vari- ous talents, either born to them, achieved by them, -or thrust upon them, and as our Class Will is read, these abilities will be left to undergraduates. To give you an idea of our brilliance and versatility, our prophet will tell you of what we are ex- pected to accomplish in the not-too-far- distant-future. And we also have de- grees to be read and gifts to be given. But why indulge in long preliminaries, when we have so many pleasures to look forward to? -Paul Misisco. 3 53..,.-