Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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 » p V H |» % t l KENNETH ARTHUR BRADLEY MIKE” She should never have looked at me, If she meant I should not love her.” Cast of The Exchange” (2). Glee Club (3). Nature Club (3). Dramatic Club (3). Operetta Cast (4). Class History (4). Kenneth was a woman hater for a long, long time— that is— until he got his Chewy.” That car surely has pick-up.” It picks up anything, from speed to girls. We all know that, although he seems pessimistic, he’s always ready to help someone else. What will we do without Mike” to draw for us the latest models in boats, Chevvies and aeroplanes? HENRY MITCHELL CANFIELD HENNY” Be good, sweet child, and let who will be clever.” Basketball (1). (2). A. A. (1). (2). (3). Junior Prom Committee (3). Did you ever see anyone who was so capable of taking his own sweet time and still always managed to get there? The cute little pranks he played on other unsuspecting boys, will always remain among our most pleasant memories of high school days. RUSSELL GARDNER COBURN RUSS” Students may come and students may go But I go on forever.” Entered from Westerly High School, Westerly, Rhode Island. (2). Class President (2). Vice-President, Magazine and Debating Clubs (2). Novel Club (2). Ring Committee (2). Cast of The Worm” (2). We’re glad to have a Junior join our class to replace the one who left us to graduate in 1931. Russell’s brain must work much faster than he moves. Who would guess that that easy going lad was so brilliant? Page Six » , 0

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 THE FACULTY John D. Coombs, Miss Ruth E. Scott, Miss Julia A. Clark, Ellis F. Clark, Mrs. John D. Coombs. TTTTTTTTTTTt THE WIDE AWAKE STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Advertising Managers Circulation Manager Mae A. Swanson C. Robert Abbott Oscar Lovdal Brewster Reichenbach Ruth Burton ’32 ’33 ’32 ’32 ’34 Page Five

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 FLORENTINE ELLEN CURTISS FLOSSIE” Silence is more musical than any song.” Glee Club (3). A. A. (3). Nature Club (3). If you were depending on sound to indicate her whereabouts, you’d never find her. However there is a great deal of evidence to prove that she engages in many activities. We’ll wager she has never left a lesson unprepared. She is an excellent pianist and if you don’t believe she can make fudge, just ask the members of the Senior English Club. ELSIE CAROLYN DICKINSON DICKIE” Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. Sweet as the primrose beneath the thorn.” Class Treasurer (2). A. A. (2). (3). (4). Violin Club (3). Nature Club (3). Dance Committee (4). Class History (4). Elsie is always neatly and appropriately dressed, quiet, studious and pleasant. For a long time her interest has been centered upon individuals outside this school, much to the regret of the male members of the class. Her willingness to participate in all class activities has made her indispensable to us. BENJAMIN VALENTINE GWIAZDOSKI BENNY” Perseverance wins many a battle.” A. A. (1). (2). (3). (4). Basketball (1). (2). (3). (4). Captain of Basketball (3). (4). Baseball (1). (2). (3). (4). Agriculture Judging Team (3). F. F. A. Club (3). We all take off our hats to Benny, for it took him to lead our basketball team to victory. This entitles him to wear the mustache, of which he seems so fond. He’s our class hunter. You should see him shoot fouls. Page Seven