Westerly High School - Westlyan Yearbook (Westerly, RI)

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The Senior Year Book — 1946 Cast Is Announced for Senior High Play 'how'he'd Souvenir Programs on again, wo don't blam )ing mum on “ forS underslat Sale at Foothal1 Game ' hi'riirlm VaTr. hrf' Souyenir program of the' West-a fantasy by scr cynjCai smj]e5 nc erly and Stomngton football team The cast for the senior play, Berkely Square. John L. Balderston. was announced •hewed faces of ihr lor have t 0™ off the presses and will this week at the Westerly log victims this season on sale at Craig Field Monday School. e afternoon. The three-act play la be'ng r.l-|on‘t forget the Bulldoj The programs are the finest ever rected by Mrs. Barbara Evans Mur- riling a club as any i designed for the traditional rivals phy, instructor in dramatics «it the Their present schedule and carry a complete history of the high school, and will be given in »n to Providence. V two teams as well as team pictures, the early spring. North Providence and records, weights, heights and posi- The cast of characters v ill be: points, but home or a tions of the players, present records peter Standish. played iiy E oik « ,l'c throne of the two outfits and a complete Juidice Helen Pettigrew, Mrrie btcr ,han thc scorcrs resume of all games played between Tamer; Mr. Throstle. John Kenyon; , . thf t ’°..?rhoo.la 4. , .. . . PMtirrrew Shiiicv I 'in- Tom «hf caKe um,s- as m In addition to this the back page Pettigrew gpeerRu sh Lady Ann™ comr in cyC,cs ol ,h of the program, which is an eight- lltuVJZZ' Tbehna cVarke Vlaior als or rvcn mo,T a Pread. carries th cheer5 of Pettigrew Tbelma Clark .Major bul thovrc as regulai both schools and the names of the Clinton. Norton B.auard. Marjorie t ns m,|k deliveries at cheerleaders rrant. Janet Chaffee. Ambassador. Thc Bulldogs have The front‘ page ,8 striklng a Natal ‘ Urso: Mrs Barwick. Mar-1 about every inch of appealing with a picture of a sm jorie Macomber TA,,V“ 9 • - - • Senior Girls Beat Sophs Juniors Win Soccer Tilt Senior Girls Win Again 11 Cumber- crown with their jng gridder surrounded by a land. Farquhar Smith; Duchess of ,„d they vc been in the rine. sailor and a soldier, in Devonshire. Lillian Turco; Lord Hate playoffs for the las ..„n .- ui Stanley, Everett Whitehead: Miss Barrymore. Mary Dohring. and the Maid. Mary Bamford. Westerly High Students To Hold Drawing Exhibit ---------------Miss Eileen Murray Is n(A,: :rh:.e°d Winner of Contest like to know how Coach Jim Fcdc- MW Elleer Murrty. daughter of nco is able to pro- Postmaster and Mrs. Joseph Murray duce champion- Aahaway, waa arnouncod tha ship quintets year . . . . . lifter year dow'n winner of th. Westerly w.rd ter W c s t e rl y way. Good Citizenship thia morning by Whatever h I s Mrt. Fran), A. Sullivan, Phebe magic formula „ , . , may be. Jtm isn’t Gref™» War? chairman of telling. And who Good can blame h Nall Westerly High School studenta will hold a mechanical drawing exhibit at the Westerly Public Library next week it was announced today by Samuel Barber, instructor. The exhibit, which will atari Tuesday and run for an Indefinite time, will include original designs would bo the same Daughter ol and advance mechanical drawings nouncing from the i tion. by students in the 10th, ltth and ’ inn rtf a OrtW I —— 12th grade,. Mr. Barber «id that between three and four. Hundred drawings will be placed in the li- al Westerly w brary for public inspecUon and ob- 3VCS on anolher servation. • . . Vacation Next Week Public schools in Westerly wil n close for a week’s vacation at th r conclusion of classes Friday after noon. The vacation is the first two scheduled to be held be twee now and the close of the fchoi semester in June, under a ’vacs tion program instituted here sev eral years ago. the high school faculty Do rtpre sent the Westerly senior school. Mias Murray will be among th candidate at the drawing Marc 8 In the Hotel Narragansett whe a girl will be selected to repre er Rhode Island at the National DA me tu For W esterly High Sch Blue li Play 13 Games The Westerly High School drive for band funds is not an effort limited to the high school pupils. In order for thc project, sponsored by the Student- Council and the Westerly-Pawcatuck Kiwanis Club, to go over” as a financial success it is necessary to have the cooperation of the high school alumni and other citizens of Westerly and surrounding towns. This fact was emphasized yesterday morning when a former student. Dominic Felicetti, now of the U. S. Navy, cheerfully volunteered to give i furlough to address t an assembly period. The Westerly High School baseball team will play a total of 13 games in the Rhode Island Class B baseball circuit it was announced today. The Bulldogs, who will be coached for thc third straight year by James J. Federico, will open their campaign in the Rhode Island Mr. Felicetti great deal of rr younger genera that a band a increase the op veloping it. events would b rale and schoo league at home with Aldrich on given a lift, April 15. marking one of the ear would have the Jjcst opening days in years. Thc peting with thi Blues, however, may play several tions of other non-league games before that time. New England. Seven of the games will be When he mer played at home and six on the road. ill face Lockwood. Glee Clubs Delight r«K8»’,58 • C7 ionic diamond and Audience (it Senior High Schoola ™ ™ Way. VS A 40 •% 4A| UV • «•••» •• round robin tourney for the state championship will be played from June 13 to the 22nd. Westerly is competing in the Western Division of the Class B loop along with Aldrich. Gorton. Lockwood, and West Warwick. Tn the eastern sector are such teams as Central Falls, Classical. Mt. St. Charles, North Providence, and Woonsocket The Westerly schedule is as follows: April 15—Aldrich. April 18—At West Warwick. April 22—Lockwood. April 25—At Gorton. April 29—Open. May 2—Woonsocket. May 6—At Mt. St. Charles. May 9—At Classical. May 1.7—Central Falls. May 16—North Providence. May 20—At Aldrich. May 23—West Warwick. May 27—At Lockwood. May 30—Gorton - •stJiji -

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Thf. Senior Year Book. — 1946 CAMERA CLUB - TINTER3 AT PLAY — ANY ORDERS? 30 --

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The Senior Year Book — 1946 Back row: V. Moorhouse. B. Talbot, M. Lorino. T. Perra. J. Burns. J, Clarke. P. Keane. Middle row: P. Ruisi. J. Chaffee. L. Turco. S. Laing. G Moen. M. Bamford. E. Bernasconi, N. Urso. F Juidiee. Front row: D. Terranova, M. Tamer. I. Terranova. A. Murray. A. Nardone, A. Clarke. M. Dohring, Miss Dorothy Hanson. Senior Board Editor-in-Chief.................Aileen Murray Assistant—Gertrude Stevens Literary Editor.................Anne Nardone Assistants—Thelma Clarke, Cynthia Bennett. Jean Moller, Marie Lorino, Hiram Kendall, Natale Urso. Alumni Editor...................Marie Tamer Assistants—Lloyd Kenyon, Andrew DeRocco, Alfred Siciliano, Diane Breen, Jean Clarke, Janet Chaffee. Priscilla Keane. Sports Editors . . Ira Murphy, Anne Clarke Assistants—Frank Juidiee, Alfred Comolli, William Mearns, Marie Federico, Eleanor Tougas. -•8{32j8—