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The Class of 1948 Westerly High School Class Colors Blue and Gold
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Faculty Back row—Harry Foster Satruel Barber. Robert Mudge. Hollice Stevens. Michael Be .ubka. Joel Sherman. James Federico. Charles Ma n Middle row VtaTDeSrC McWeeney. B Verne Walker. Josephine Gernsheimer. Mary Endicott. Fae Hope. Da mar Aim. Robert Valent,ne. Front row Gertrude Kingsley. Helena Dunn. Lillian Ruisi, Kathryn Moore. Dorothy Hanson. Hilda Houston. Portia I rad . Missing from picture—Mary Dolan. Irene Warner. Alexander Paterson Mr. Charles E. Mason Mr. Hollice Stevens Dr. Willard Bacon Principal Vice Principal SuDerintendent ADMINISTRATION School Committee—Girard Nardone. Mrs. Courtland Chapman. Angelo Gencarelli
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The Senior Year Book — 1948 President Vice President Senior Class Officers Francis Gencarelli Secretary Edward Murphy Treasurer Marshal Joseph Cugini Glennis Geyer Evelyn Reese President's Address Classmates, Teachers, and Friends: We, the class of 1948, are about to graduate from high school. It hardly seems possible, does it? Why, only yesterday we thought, “Gee, three long years before we’ll be signing year-books, ordering class rings, getting fitted for caps and gowns, having our pictures taken, and such.” Yes, time has certainly flown by, and here we are ready to say “so long” to high school days, and “hello” to college or career. Remember how we used to look forward to a prom, a big basketball game, or any other such exciting and special event? We waited impatiently for the night to come, waited and planned and dreamed in happy anticipation. Then, when the time finally came, we went to the affair, and had a wonderful evening! But, just before the evening ended, we stopped and thought. “It s almost all over. It’s gone too fast. Now we won’t have anything to look forward to.” Don’t you think that’s how we all feel about graduation? We’ve thought about this event for three years. For some of us it was going to mean the welcome end of three years of wearisome studies. For others it would mark the page of a new and exciting chapter in our lives—college. But whatever graduation meant to each of us as individuals—aren’t we all a little sorry that the day has come so fast? Now when we stop and look back, we can’t help but have fond memories—sentimental or not .... cherished memories. Remember the rallies -4 8
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