Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1942 volume:

Nl hx 1-2.45 1 HH :RIN 'N iHHXIIfI'N4k., H I WN breaks o'er America In streaks of red and gold, While the curtain of time rolls back To watch the new-born day unfold. The flag waves o'er our campus Reflecting the sun's bright hue, A symbol to true patriotic youth Of the land of the brave and true, Where knowledge is a constant quest To help us serve our country best. -lg everyone the flag belongs, Alike the rich and poor, And not one but is equal In the tasks that lie before. All know the standards of the flag- To serve with hearts and hands, To learn good-will toward neighbors, And friendship to these lands. For though in miles We're far apart, We're equal all in mind and heart. IEJEN While Hate and Strife surround us, True loyalty never dies, So we greet the proud flags flying Under South American skies. 1 ' ' . - - .5.n, - r .. ,. .If A. L nn I -'S A l I o 1.- x . K. '.- K W' itzin- - X-. ':. - . ,- .' ..,.v . . v. A Lx .2 ' . ,.. If 'L ,, 51,7 .- .g- J , , .-.A -. 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A if A I-II N EIGHBGRS XS I pg 3 Z' L-l Y NAME IS Don Pedro QUIVSTO and I am a I1CI1I1OUS character representmg the typ 1cal South Amerlcan youth I am on a good WIII tour through your school and I have recorded many Ir1er1dlJ memorles the followmg scrapbook I thmk your trlendly reIa tlons are tops so lets turn the pages over and well re v1ew our adventures m Woorr socket I-hgh School PEDRO QUIVERO 4 ,I -'fl , .S f x I . , f ,L I 'V M I . , ., I , 1 I ' I I I y I y I I I It f ' I I li? 4 ,, f-4, S 42 ru: Q '4. 1 4, o sw egpefnenmng a period nlver IS today com eople of the two grea Bb i gjbiorth r my V 1 3 fir and South Amerlc Qlgwivsfgs One n-fx 'S Today the success o W res on tH6'H f' cane Pam American Steppgng stone to CT WQH P hcy has U J es! 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QHIARAQTIER IBUIILDIING S THE ARTIST WHO SKILL EUIIY USES HIS TOOLS XIEWS WITH PRIDE THE NEW BORN WORI-X OE ART IST SO THE TEACHER VORKS ITH DOORS AND RULES OLDS CH RACTER AND GUIDES YOUNV' MINDS AND HEARTS I .., - if . I, I I WT, -' xg. f . 4 . I , , V n , Vw f f ,SS , . .. -,Y A , V If 7' Q, ra , I J O . I . SIEIPTVIEMIIBIEIR II II, IIQAIII Q -HQHE clock was striking eight as I timidly entered the doors of Woonsocket High School. A few early pupils were straggling along the corridor waiting for the eight- fifteen bell. I felt my heart sink as my eyes met their curious stares, but I soon regained my courage as their lips curved upward in welcoming grins. As I waited for Mr. Donlon, I watched the first few grow into a large group, congreaated mainly under Minnie, the statue facing the main entrance. As soon my natural curiosity over- came me, I wandered out into the cor- ridor to get acquainted with my com- panions for the coming year. The bulletin hoard seemed a popu- lar place so I wedged my way in to see what the main attraction was. I guess I pushed a little too hard for a tall boy turned around and snapped, Where do you think you're going, Budlu Then, suddenly, when he recognized me as the new exchange student, his voice changed and he offered to show me around the school. As my new found friend and I walked around the building, we heard cries of oh, look who I've got! in varyA ing tones. I wondered what these North American teachers were like. When the eight-fifteen hell sounded, I left my new amigo with a date to have lunch with him. Then I walked into Mr. Donlon's office to he officially welcomed and assigned to a room. EARLY BIRDS CMR C001 N1EI1CIH1lBURS CHARLES A DONLON PRINCIPAL QQ ne. 11 ror pmt own Pfam 1 10 f r tllp. vw rw1rw1j1 G 9 9Ut. 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Gini: CCYQCYT' SIEIWVIEMIBIER ll II II9-Qlll NOT A THING TO READ Our l.lbr1ry HAT We con not know ot hrst hond obout our South Amen con nelghbors We should seek to leorn through dlhgent reodmg obove C111 we must os we reod cultlvote on open n'11nd ond on understondmg heort 10 TALKING THINGS OVER Mass Muriel McFee Dean of Gnrls SIEIIEIIEMIBIER QQ, 30, IIQQIII IT IS first period Mon' Yday when I am feeling at my worst that I walk into my algebra class. I note the dreaded whispers and inguirie: such as, l'Is there going to be a test? llI.et's see your answer ' Yes, indeed, these Americans have very unusual customs. As the teacher steps into the room a general silence sudden- ly prevails. The teacher seems pleased with this and looks over the class to find out who hasnt done his homework. Everyone trusts to luck that he wont be called on. When, however, the teacher decides to correct the homework, a sigh of re- lief arises from the studious group, After corrections have been made, questions are asked about all mistakes. Then, I'm really confused! Gosh' Algebra isnt so easy as it looks. Even with the help of Miss McFee and Mr. Guyette, students find more than one difficulty in this important subject which is vital to our national defense program. Mr. X. is a very elusive person but welll get him yet. We hope! WE GET THE POINT Mr. George Guyette IS THAT CLEAR? Miss Elizabeth O'DonneII lust sitting behind the geometry class reminds me of one night back home, when I fell asleep over my home- work and dreamed that I was being chased by angles and circumferences, Ever since then, I've felt a great respect for this study. Of course, to the outsider, conf gruent triangles may not mean anyf thing, but the pupils initiated into these mysteries have to be up on their toes every minute of the period. I must ad- mit I often neglect my own studying as I become absorbed in the way Miss O'I7onnell explains theorems and prob- lems. Probably theres not another high- school coiirse so calculated to teach the student to think and actually to solve thing every one is interested in today. So I like to remember that when I walk into Room I8 and see the boards decof rated with figures that seem meaning- less to those who have never explored the t1elds of geometry. Was it Euclid or Pythafioras would that I could remember '.-:lie it '-'ICISI It really doesnt make much difference not-J '.-:ho evolved 'itrigu as long as have the subject and Mr. Guyette to teach it. UCIVUBIER lla IIQAHI GH' Prckled toads and snakes and bony skeletons dont exact lf look very 1nv1t1ng as one a1rl exclarmed the hrst day We entered the Brology Laboratory But enthusrastrc Mr Betagh soon put our mmds at ease as we were led step by step through the d1flerent phases of the years work Bony skeletons may not look really appet1z1ng but at least they re mterestmg By the trme l leave school lll probably never remember the date of Paul Reveres R1de or the chem1cal propert1es of hydrogen but now a davs people Just wont grve one a chance even to try to forget v1tam1ns and mmerals and drgestrve systems My goal IS to have a healthy body and a keen mrnd Whrch rs almost an absolute necess1ty m order to overcome the many present day problems that We all are forced to meet NOTHING T0 BE AFRA OF 12 1 QCII IBIER QU, QII, IIQAIII BE CAREFUL NOW Lleutenant Colonel James Murphy Iohnnv Nas a chemrsts son But Iohnny IS no more What Iohnny thought was H O Was H SO4' After that escapade I resolved rn the future to vxew all experrments from a sate d1stance Durrng one of my dl tant rnspectrons of the mystery ol phys1c I was able to catch a gllmpse of the 1ns1de story between 1ntervals of Pass me that scale Excuse me Flll thls up wrth water and dont sp1ll any thrs t1me For convenrence the class was d1v1ded 1nto groups of three and four As each was asslgned to lts own tedrous problem I peered over the shoulder of a perplexed 1un1or and saw SPGCIIIIC Gravlty of Sohds Lxghter Than Water Why does cr cork l1fe preserver hold up cr person? Amazed I unconscrously backed away' The phys1cs puprl calmly went on about h1s work bl1 s fully unaware ot the reason lor my sudden departure I was baffled' At the close ot the pe rod I learned from Mr Gas pard M Savarla Woonsocket Hrghs sole physlc 1n structor about general routlne Two perlods of each week are reserved for the conductmg ot countless IH terestrng experlments Durlng the remamlng three perrods the students are pleasantly lectured and IH HIS llttle nngle was run mg through my m1nd as my hand touched the knob on the Chemrstry Laboratory door I opened 1t reluctantly ex pectrng to be greeted by loud explosrons and terrllylng screams Instead a very orderly scene met my tear lul gaze The amateur chemlsts were hned up aga1nst two long tables I1sten1ng to Mr Mur phy the mstructor grve drrectrons for the day s experlment I was asslgned to a partner and went to work I learned that H O IS water and that H S04 IS sulphuric ac1d whrch explarned the grlm 1mpl1cat1on of the nngle As the perrod ended I asked my partner Does anythmg serrous ever happen when you re worklng wtth chem1cals'9 The answer was an emphatxc Oh no' but I wonder why he crossed h1s Irngers' CARAMBA ' ' Now rt can be told It was I v ho whrle lookmg lor water opened the gas Jets bw mrstake IH the Phvstcs Laboratory' Dros Mro' What excltement' All rules for tne preserva tlon of wrndow glass went unheeded as the w1ndows were hastrly flung open much to the rehet of the femlnme SCISHIISIS but nothma perlshed Only my prrde suffered shght pam formed ot the scrence ot energy namely phys1cs 'C IT S EASY IF 'iow arla NUVIEMIIBIER IIII, IIQLIIII Urges, .qlle-J CAN YOU BAKE A CHERRY PIE? UHING a study class today I I felt the need to tighten my belt, so I said to my- self, Why not exert your influence as an exchange student and visit the cooking class? Before you could say IIasta la vista I had made the necessary connections, walked downstairs and entered the room. Miss Thompson told me she sv' . V x bw ,x ,df tr' X lv' Tab xXx X N x I xkg ff K ow' . 7' I. Q was sure the girls would be glad to see me CI didn't know I was that popularll because they were looking for a man Cthanksl Edi- tor's notewYour welcomeleffto try their cooking on! The meal was wonderful, espe- cially the pie. I tried to visit again later, but I think Mr. Donlon sus- pected something because he said ..NO!f. NOVIEMIBIER, H9 IIQALII CERTAlN very pretty Iun1or qtrl l met told me all about her sewmg classes whtle we ghded over the lloor durmg the over my compltment about the very pretty dress she was Wearmg She explalned that she had made the dress under the dlrec t1on of Mtss Thompson Some of the glrls are sefvlng for the Red Cross on Tuesday after noons too she sa1d Walked her over to the soda booth Where we had a refresher and held an mterestlng conversatlon about Well lm not gomg to put everythlng ID th1s book' KEEP EM STITCHIN Red Cross Wo kers 9 -ll' Student Council Dance. It all started When the dance ended, l I IECIEMIIBIER 4, IIQAIII THIS WILL DO Miss CI1ra Pond GLW.. -aaC9w4 O YOU know all the thmgs you can do with a linograph a compass and a T guare'P Youd be surprised it you dont I can truly say I was amazed when I tirst entered a Mechanical Drawing class as a green W Pond s capable instruction I soon learned to draw lines of even degrees of thickness and three View diagrams until I even surprised myself I the people back home could only see what a mean 3 H drawing pencil I swing now' This continent is truly a sign and poster one Why even in the Freehand Drawing classes we make posters posters for National Education Week Music Week Fire Prevention Week and oh so many more that it taxes my memory to try to remember them all All the while Miss Margaret Crawford is there to lend a helpful hand whenever its need ed and I certainly find mysel' accepting her suggestions quite often My soul has been permanent water will ever wash it away But then who wants to wash It away? Miss Marguerite -ll' horn, as these Americans say. Under Miss Clara ly splashed with color so that no I ' ' - W 5- . . I DIECIEMBIER HU. IIQALII SEND FORTH THY LIGHT AND TRUTH n e ve been 11' n ofnf Ive been ec: M no e reasons .Jeople Q3 eve t e O ld fall me Un ted Stutee eatestnCM'o O eGrt1 ro in e Ou ne f v Q X F e Ta ant eve e 0 to woenbo ze' Gt one O Clock the studente Inav be been h.1rr'1nJ to mel' reepefmve Pnurchee for an hour 0' rel1.11oL1 .nbwufuo I econ btudlee acne dn' to belle or C eecx F9 ear K f ne st do R CI eve Nu prvile e er Q 1 6 Proteetcnt Cat 101' We wen Gr to deet F C' ve e e e In time rc' we-Ce PQ 'nv C1 EWS 9 r C H UP VER si C I '. T' is , . - 5 C T ' 1 mug r . - g f ' . . er , f . W 1. f F A A , 1' ' ' ' A , 7 ., :X .g, or r E1 r , . .1 N - ew A A - , 3 me tee ur ' n n ' P b- M -Q V A v X jj 2 Y, j A' ',' . r . Tr ,:1 ,, J :nazi in tri hs! ld M ,N 1 , 1,-- Gp. , - , A , W L..J. .. nm ..1., .,.. .e to pre- fen Reis. Q: r ecicrtl. q , -S Q g ,, in A U, 7, 5 . . . . .1 , U .W .-.A . 111. Ei, te CT 'V W ' C. L tc. rc LW., .d 7 roy' Cove? Hui SCEIC T. rg' TCXG 1: fer, 1212 that .ay ' f le., riirhtff fflffflel- degli' lcrcuzhtt Onir' in this him ,rfi re ztlri' For ' rg' Tug Crfterucei strcnx IANLIIAIRY 6 8 IIQAIQ SHALL I SAY TWICE Mass Marne Lavlolette francals Flrst comes French grammar the pr1n ctpal parts of the verb and then lecture Before we real1ze 1t the rec1tat1on IS over My favor1te study perlod IS 1n Room I5 Mtss Ialberts room where she teaches French Whlle she IS teachmg I often recall some of my French verbs and rules whxch I have learned prevlously Now I shall proceed to do my homework and pay attent1on to my work rather than the class Then one day wh1le takmg a not1ce to the THE MacARTHUR OF HIS DAY Mnss Julla A Dorrlngton 18 R rrrnng' HERE goes the bell Im late agatn for French Whlle Mlss Lavrolette IS wr1t1ng I t1ptoe quletly to my seat Suddenly I hear a vo1ce call out Pedro f1fteen mlnutes after school for belng late' How unfortunate I am but I dont mlnd 1t for thls does not happen often Flnally when the attendance IS taken and the unfortunate ones lncludmg me are recorded W begln Meanwhlle the French students learn the1r verbs and do thelr homework I pretend to look stud1ous for fear of belng called upon to reclte MISS Lav1olette our land capable and wtllmg French teacher QIVSS us our advance asslgnments Then class beglns All IS wrxtten and reclted 454 Wqn! X NOW YOU TRANSLATE Miss Harriet Jalbert var1ous rooms I dlscovered that Rooms 5 and 303 were on my l1st When I found Room 303 I met Mtss Valcourt who was teachmg her class how to apply the numerous French verbs m conversatlon MISS Val courts pleaslng smlle and d1spos1t1on seemed to enl1ghten the sp1r1t of her eager class As I entered Room 5 I saw Mr Guyette wr1t mg several French phrases on the board After watch1ng h1m for a few mlnutes and llstemng to hls explanatlons I found out that they were French ldtoms Who wouldnt understand after ltstenmg to Mr Guyette? Someone has eaten too much was my thought as a h1c haec hoc sound was heard as I passed 9 9 lfi. - - I - - - - - - . , , II - I . ,, , . I I . ,, , - , , . , , , 9 , 1 . en W. 'I ' I 'G .I nf: 'i' I p I -f in-1 f I ' -.tivo - -' zu-w .4 I 0 . ' ' 1 ' . ll ' ' ht . 1 ' wr' . .,- wp . 'fu I ' 1 5-3,- I ' A- X ' I w...Z , . . 1 , , , . . . . . 1 - ' I I . I s 4 I I I IFIEIPSRLIIARY 3, IIQ, IIQAIQ Miss Adams' classroom door. I peeked in to see who it might be and I discovered my American friend studying his Latin adjectives and entoying himself immensely I-Ie told me that Latin was very exciting and the stories of Rome very adventurous and besides that Latin is a romance and here he paused for I had been suddenly transported into another world which is connected with word ROMANCE but as suddenly as I got into the new world I was Jarred out of my trance twice as fast with the final word of his sentence language Leaving Miss Adams with an invitation to come again soon we walked along the corridor until we came to Miss Dorringtons room and finding her sitting at her desk we went in bent on increasing our knowledge of Caesar whose words Veni Vidi Vici are famous LANGUAGE H E TALKS Mr E Condon Buenos dias senor E Como esta usted? DY' It sounded good to hear my native tongue again after all these months The occasion was during a visit to one of Mr Condon s first year Spanish classes As the familiar Good day Sir and How are you? rolled off the tongues of these students of th Castillian language I found myself longing for home and my friends there The teacher began to talk about the character ISIICS and customs of South America which made me think of the tlme when I will tell my friends In HERE IS ROME Mr Benjamm Me sere South America about the dos and don ts f the United States of America Whats that Spanish? No but its almost like t I opened the door and stepped into Mr Mes sere s Italian class The pupils in this particular class were in their second year of Italian and we had a grand time trying to find the differences between Spanish and Italian Then the bell rang for the next class and I rushed to Enghsh where I found myself Writing a theme in English using Italian articles and Span ish nouns IT WILL RISE AGAIN Mass Francoise Valcourt MIXXRCIHI II II IIQALQ WAS THAT TWENTV OR THIRTY Mr Joseph Dowlmg AVF you ever been haunted? It vou havent youve never been m a hrstorf class Mtss McG1ll nezzar Cyaxares and a host of others durmg a v1s1t to her anclent h1story class She asked me lf ld llke to learn more about them I told her Id be glad to PREPARE THE FOLLOWING Mnss Muruam Adams but would she hrst teach me to spell thetr names' One day m Mr Dowlmgs Enghsh her volumlnous sklrts she waltzed down the a1sle to meet me Then 1ust as she was about to knlght me the teachers volce satd Pedro W1ll you lom us or do you prefer to sleep all th1s penod and report after school? Ah kn1ghts and queens kmgs and armor charges and shlelds' More than once I aalloped away on a horse thke Gene Autryl to rescue a lovely prmcess 1n the clutches ot a cad durmg my medt 9 -lf... introduced me to Rameses, Nebuchad- history class I met Queen Elizabeth. In MARCIHI II ll IIQALQ CAN YOU ADD ANYTHING Mlss Margaret MCGIII eval and modern hrstory class desprte the warnmgs ot Mrss Adams Alack' Alas' came a test now Pedro has sold hrs horse and hrs trends of thought co1nc1de w1th those ot the teacher No one would rntroduce me to Uncle Sam Whenever l asked anyone all he dld was to stare drsbelrevrngly at me Someone m my Unrted States hrstory class told me he was probably VISIUHQ hrs g1rl frrend the Statue of Llberty' Sensmg that l was the v1ct1m ol a loke by the laughter of those who were near by l hastened to Mr Fxtzpatrrck to fmd my error He told me the legend of Uncle Sam and explamed rts meanrng to the ff C,,4f64-df average Unrted States c1t1zen As the year progressed and l learned the hrs tory of Los Estados Unrdos hls Words took on hte and greater meanmg For although my amrgos you make your great government the butt of many lokes lt 15 the same government that you are now frghtmg for and wrll always hght to preserve THATS ALMOST RlGHT BUT Mr Ralph FIIZPHIFICK I . 7 , . ' ' .. . H . A L I . , 1 ' 1 . . . . - K , . - . . . l . . . Q , . - f ,x f f f ' - . ' X fill 1 f f If 1 ' 'O ' ' If F f , 1 f ' ' .. - 1 MIARCIHI Q3 Q5 IIQALQ M Charles H ll HILE passtng through the hall I stumbled upon a group of freshmen who were studylng for a Commerc1al Geography qulz Whats Commerc1al Geography? I qulred Oh thats the study of the Un1ted States and 1ts natural resources Its taught by Mr I-l1ll and Mr Barn1n1 was the reply Ill always remember the small red headed freshman who popped up from behtnd a taller boy and satd Dont forget to tell hun that we re study lng for a constltutlon test too Is that a new m1neral'? I asked No' he laughed Thats the study of the laws of the land Then just as I was begmntng to thtnk I knew all about the Unlted States the I found that I had much more to learn before I went back to South Arnerlca I-I GOSH' My Worklng Sheet wouldn t check' How IU the world could I ever ftnd the net prof1t'? I ftnallv dectded 1t must be a loss Thats why 1t wouldnt come out rlght' After I got my bookkeepers tool tn lshed thctt s the name we students QIVG WAITING T0 BE CHECKED Miss Helen McCombe to the Work Sheet I thought Id do my Proflt and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet tn f1ve mlnutes FIVE I0 I5 20 mrnutes and st1llI couldnt ftnd my error I got a net proftt 1n my Proflt and Loss Statement and a net loss 1n my Work Sheet I checked my flgures on the addlng machlne so many tlmes that I was beglnnlng to thtnk that the addtng machlne was out of order and not regtstermg the correct f1gures But no 1t was I Pedro who was wrong and I lust had to flnd my m1stake Then llke a flash of ltghtnlng I turned to my Work Sheet and Oh yes' I had found my m1stake' What a rehef' After that experlence Im sure Ill never make such a careless mlstake agam' 1 9 , 9 lf... . I n I I - , -,,,,,,., . t .. , . in- COFFEE AND NUTS 12:30 bell rang and I entered the classroom where r. i A .. , ,, i - . . 'Gff' . . 5 ' ' lg E ' ' ' W XXIRRIIIL II 9 IIQJQ DOES IT BALANCE? Miss Ethel McCombe SEE WHY? Muss Mae Owens IT WILL BE DUE Mass Catherme 0 Donnell FEW days after my arrrval 1n Woonsocke' Hlgh School I happened to be studyrng be h1nd Mtss ODonnells stenography class When her class rec1tat1on was over I went up to her askmg I-low many shorthand teachers are there rn Woonsocket l-Itgh School? Two she answered I lmmedlately knew that she was the second teacher One day as I was passlng through the corrldor 1n the v1c1n1ty of Room I6 and I7 I heard MISS Owens 1n Room I6 say to her class Selhng pr1ce less cost prrce results 1n flndmg the Margm or Gross Proflt and as I went further on towards Room I7 I heard Mrss Helen McCombe say Cost plus ex penses results 1n obtcunmg the Sellmg PFICG I med1ately I knew that both teachers were prac tlcally saylng and teach1ng the same subject at the same ttme although they were not IH the same room They must have duel mmds I thought to myself as I kept on gomg to my dest1nat1on Then the next clay I found myself once more srttmg ln the rear of Room 25 only thls t1me 1t was a buslness pract1ce class taught by MISS O Donnell It certa1nly dldnt take much ttme or concen tratron on my part to flnd the answer to the ques tron so many people ask Who g1ves the sentor bookkeepmg students 1n Woonsocket H1gh School thelr ftne background? Why that s a very srmpl answer The fine understandlng and pat1ent teach1ng of these excellent teachers' LTHOUGH I wasnt so good a typrst as the students who have taken typewr1t1ng rn thelr course I came to the concluslon that there wasnt very much wrong w1th my typewr1t mg At least my frlends tn South Amerrca d1dn' thmk so for when they recelved my typewrrtten letters they wrote back to me saymg Don you certamly have become a man of many prtnclples slnce you have been IH the Unrted States Your typewrltlng IS splend1d' After recelvmg that en couragement I was determtned to become a good typtst As I was typewrttrng I thought to myself 1f they thmk that my typewr1t1ng ln those letters was splend1d Ill really send them some letters that w1ll open thelr eyes and make them say Wl'1Y Don your typewrrtmg IS excellent X . , . - , , . , , , I . , ' 1 . -4 , . I - C1 . , c DO X l . f , . , f . f . , , , , . AIPRIIIL Htl to IIQALQ FOLLOW THE CHART Miss Anna Dyjak AN VOLUNTEERS? Mr John Barnum FILE THIS UNDER Miss Lnlluan Maher 24 OT betng too certam that I was rn the Stenography room I lust stood wtth my eyes as brg as halt dollars and looked about I glanced at the blackboard and when I sam all those llttle slgns I rmmedtately knew that I was tn a shorthand class and that the teacher was M15 Genereux But would I be able to wrrte and read thes SIQHSQ I had my doubts m September but ntne months have passed and now 1n Iune I am con v1nced that I am preparmg rn a correct manner tor a stenographer s posrtron Mlss Genereux soon found that a certam stu dent named Pedro lthats mel was mterested rn readmg shorthand Thrs enabled me to wrrte read 1ly the matter d1ctated By learmng shorthand tn thrs class I acqulred speed and accuracy WO OCLOCK I dtdnt have a thmg to do o one of my trlends and I declded to walk around the bu1ld1ng trll the 2 I5 bell rang We wandered around looked at the bullettn board went up and down stalrs to the dlfterent floors looked 1nto the drfterent rooms Anyway we found oratory Gee I sald to my frrend there s a class 1n Room 22 Those students mustnt have studled the1r lesson because Mrss McCombe wouldnt have them after school As I peeked 1n the door I heard Mrss McCombe say Iohnme what 1S law? Every one llstened to hear the answer but Iohnnre drdnt know the answer Then Pedro what ts law? Holy cats she must have seen me I thought Law 1S a rule of actron prescrtbed by the supreme governrng author 1lV commandtng what 1S rlght and prehrbrtmg that vthrch IS wrong That certarnly was a close call I drdnt know there was another boy 1n hlgh school called Pedro but Im certatnly glad there was on that occas1on Rrna that was the 215 bell and we were only aomg do Nn the statrs As we drd my frlend sald You know Pedro Woonsocket Htgh School does not guarantee to make lavx yers out of her stu dents but to gtve them a thorough and correct understandmg ot the fundamental prmctple of com merctal law 9 9 IF- 7 H 5 ' ' , ourselves going up the stairway near Biology Labe , , - 1 1 - - , T I ' I , . Tl A A 'H . J X . I . - - , - UQ!! I . . - - FWRIIIL QII, IIQAIQ F yes thats rr those are the letters whrch mak up the home row of keys on a typewrtter and I rn sure Ill never forget them even though I drdnt have typewrtttng as one of my subtects I guess Ill remember too how the stu dents warted tn suspense to hear the ttck of the clock and to hear Mtss Maher fam1l1ar Go to start the1r speed tests nt hear yourself talk for the1r ftnger tust seemed to fly over those keys and back to the home row of keys agatn D1d you know that no matter what keys you strtke your frnaers always go back to the home row And gee whtz' how we Nere remlnded by Mrss Dytak to center our tvpewnters at the end of the penod lrn sure there would have been many twpewrtters broken rf Mtss Dytak hadnt been so pattent and remtnded us ever perrod Its surprtstng how much one can learn just from ltstentna for thats X ha I was dotna behrnd Mtss Whtpples re tall sellrna class Retarl selltng was new to me Just as 1t was to the students of Woonsocket Hrgh School a year ago Now rf any one should ask me what retatl sellrna 15 I can tell them tt IS a course whtch pre pares students for later ltfe espectallx tn ARE YOU READY? Mnss Florence Genenoux the salesmanshtp fteld The htghltght taught rn th1s course are the methods of selltng goods knowledge of the goods to be sold color ltne destgn textrles and store organtzatton Isnt tt funny how you sometrmes never realtze ho much your personalrty can mean to mu? It has an effect on everyone you meet therefore a salesman must have an out gotng personalrty or a aood person altty whlch stmply IS a must for suc cess tn sellrng Well I feel a ltttle erfpertenced nor so who knofvs maybe Ill fnd rn elf worktng as a salesman A FRIENDLY SMILE HELPS Mlss Dorothy Whupple S D I K Lg , ' 'ght, , , ' S . . ' . ' ' vlf and when they dtdf ffwell you just could- . , ' ' ' - A X ' 2 . . .v . .Y + MVW II, IIQQIQ THE MODERN WAY WHAT T7 Miss Ruth Parsons M s Seren-1 Jones XTALLEV' WHAT D0 YOU MEAN? Miss Mary McNally 26 Y BRAIN lntorms me today that It has declded to hke Enghsh Sounds how you say corny doesnt lt? As to the reason for thrs sud den aIlect1on I can only conclude that rt rs caused by the many lrne under standlng teachers Not that Ive had them all ot course but when I speak ot f1ne understandmg teachers I lust have to lnclucle everyone of them Sympatheuc Mrss Parsons energetlc M1ss Ione terestlng MISS Lmton thorough MISS Gould patlent MISS McNally and enter tamlng Mrss Bartley all contrrloute to make the study of Enghsh emoyable Although almost any subject IS llkely to come up ln an Engllsh dlscusslon there are actually two malor d1v1s1ons Grammar and L1terature Of these two I found the former most necessary and the latter most engagmg r J 1.'k - mx, W ES I . is . X ,-X 0 Y I 1 .,- 1 4 1 , . . 1 ,f I - , . 1 xx I I - 1 1 F! , S, IHA I . ' I I Y 1 1 MAY lt, H9-QLQ Word derivation, punctuation and a study ol the parts ot a sentence are only three of the many sections covered in the three-year course. l found word deriva tion most absorbing because ol my na tive Castillian tongue. As for literature, Silas Marner Macauley's Lite of lohnsonf' and The Study ol the English Literature are among the many books covered Ol these l was able to read only the last during my senior year, but l plan to read the others outside of school. My accent has nearly disappeared now, and all I have to do is take a sup plementary course in slang, then l shall speak not only English but American also' HE THINKS HES FOOLING ME WHATS NEXT? Miss Adel ne Gould Mass Ruth Bartley' i ' I NQPMEMBIER 7 IIQALII NOW YOU CAN BREATH AGAIN MR RICHARD OCONNOR OUAY va excephon ally pleasant for observance ot Armlstrce Day an assembly program wh1ch l shall long remember was presented at school After rntroducrng our guests Past Commander Wrl mander Raymond E Lona of the Amerrcan Leg1on Mr Don lon asked that we ob erve a one m1nute stlence ln trlbute to the memory of a former Woonsocket Hlgh School stu dent Realnald Godfrey who was recently lost on hrs wav overseas to serve England rn pre ervtng the cause ol de mocracy Gettmg Ready for the Footllghts The program was contmued wrth the presentatton ot a ttmely play under the drrectron ot Mrs Frumson TMISS Eva ls raell The cast rncluded lames Maher Leonard Maher Nrcholas Genacou Ev elyn Bregman Dorothy Ioseph Erleen Naradowv and Robert Landry The plot revolved around a Germar re ua e who after comma to the Untted States contmued to remam under the rllusron that the Amencan pol1ce were tc be teared as were the German Gestapo l-le was hnally made to reahze that l1b erty rs one of the great ldeals upon whrch Amerrcan democracy IS based Accompamed at the prano by Robert Garrepy Irene Polrkotf sang a lew appro prrate songs tor the occasron Although a natrve of South Amerrca l left the audrtonum wrth a strong feelmg of patr1ot1c devotron to the Urnted States where I am a most proud and happy guest Scenes From Ever Smce Eve' 9 -if Qkmfffxsa t - if F . Jiyfff - ' Q o ' ' , , in . KJ' A ' V liam P. Shunney and Com- , . , I I S s . G s l I . 'l ll' ll s V I I - fr e , ' ' T ' ' ' ' ur f ig, foo Km t u Annou f rn Tun g Lp n X L 0 Xlqkng Ie S the curtain was raised a hush fell over the audience when the bright and gaily dressed Christ mas tree was displayed a gasp of amazement escaped the captivated audi ence who sensed the holiday spirit which Percival Wilde Reverie tends to ex plain. Wendell Boxold portrayed the stub- born father who finally submits to forgive his son when in a dream he reviews his hildhood. Frances Mulligan played the part of the mother. Other members of the supporting cast were Donald Christiansen Hope lillson Thomas Mee lune McMullen lames Barr Robert Landry Dorothy Pot- vin Iames Maher Leonard Maher Leon- ard Roberts Robert Colwell Hope Dur- kin Anna Cowen Trilie Balamaci Theo- dore Koerner Norman Hoyle Francis Bolduc Richard Clark Phil Stein Edward Martin Elsie Scaramella Harold McCor- mack and Roland Lussier. OURSCORE and seven years ago fYes it seemed that Lincoln had actually come to life again and we were being privileged to hear that famed address from his own lips. For a minute we almost forgot that it was our own Ralph Marcotte bringing to life an incident that seemed so typical of the life of this great man Others who helped to portray this simple lovely story were Chester Bart lett lr Robert Lavine Barbara Smith Wendell Boxold and Wilma Allen. VER Since Eve was the wind-up of the dramatic season for the senior class of 42 of W.H.S. Rachel O'Neill and Roland Lussier had the leads also included in the cast were Iohn Curran as the happy-go-lucky manager of the paper' Wilma Allen as a Southern belle- Barbara Smith as the kid sister of the papers manager' Gail Graham played the witty and business- like journalism teacher- Robert Gariepy portrayed the youngest high school prin- cipal in the state- Gloria Vartabedian and Robert Lavine had the roles of the parents of the young newspaper editor- Ralph Kennedy portrayed a small town police officer- the football hero was played by Walter Gaouette. This hit production of the year was under the supervision of Thomas l. Grady and Richard OConnor. 9 9 Q 9 ll' 9 9 ll ,.. 9 Q 1, 9 II' I I 1. Fu S 'Ure- 3. A Ticklish Business 3. Tryi 1 1' Time-s 4. 1 rlhyf- 3. 11 e I' , n mrs 6. l hrist as Play T. in T 8. Si ning to 'i 'tory .. . . '1 A rry V - 'S ii . if - , 'I ' A I ' I 6 6 H MVW 6, IIQAIQ FINAL SELECTIONS Villa Nova Board LA NOVAN IDENTIFICATION PICTURE NIIIIIIIII., I fl tv1ly,,I1I 1 ru I VIL --.' z 1' ' ml 1 ' 1 I'lI'1'lll'I'Il'Ii Iifuk, Mmm 'I' lin. Ifrw-fi IP:aip.:nz1ull4 Sn-:1 wi left to Viultl: Holm-rl I,:u'ln1-, 5IJl1I1'IlllI' 'I'HlIIIIl'f'. xIIlI411IlI'I'IIl' 1,1-vm-1'nln-, Iilzlinv Ile-nlvrs, I:JlI'lI2iI'Zl Smith, Normanll I'IliiIIlIN'I'l2ill4I, I1t'l'lI'lI4lt' St, fll'I'IllilIlI, Hut Ilvvt-re. , , , ' ' -' ' 5 ' T Iv V If T A - I. . H I . . . Q I . I 5 ' - TT - ! 1 I I - . . . . . ' I I , h , I . , . . ' l T 4 ' n I , I ' . , . . . . , , . , I I ,, , . . . . I ' T . , . . A I I ' T . . , . . . . . 1 - ' A ' h ' ' A J Y , f . . . I , . . . . 4 T l I J -f ' ' . I f '43 , , ee r , FF A A , 1 1 , I I J ' ' . I I ' I f 1 f , , ' - - I . , , . . . , . ' f 1 f 1 f - I - - . . ' h I T I . ' 1 . Q - - f , j , '- , . . r H . . I1 S AN exchange student I became very much 1nterested rn the pub l1cat1on of The Vrlla Novan I decwded to tntroduce myself to the ed1tor who aave me the Iollowlng facts about our school paper For the trrst trme 1n the hrstory ot The Vrlla Novan a Journahsm class prov1ded the necessary news rngredlents toward the prrntmg of the paper th1s year Under the d1rect1on ot M1ss Serene Iones who conveyed honor to the school publ1cat1on by berng elected State Presr dent of the Qu1ll and Scroll Socxety thrs aroup of future yournahsts IS learn1na the fundamentals of news wr1t1ng and 1ts rnterpretatron Throuah the eyes of the reporters a complete and tnformal plcture of hte rn and about Woonsocket Hrgh School IS arven to the student reader By 1ncIud1na drama humor Odd1I1GS places and events IP tts coverage the Vrlla Novan sustamed the readers mterest and Ia1th Iully kept to rts strlct pol1cy of truthful unselhsh and unbrased news rather than p opaganda Even I Don Qurvero was left orne what astonzshed by the rnterestrng bad ground of our Vrlla Novan Edxtor Normand Chamberland 42 Ass1stantEd1tors Gertrude St Germatn 42 Buth Olney 43 Feature Ed1tor Ruth Devere 42 Sports Edrtor Fred Dargnault 43 Stall Reporter Barbara Smrth 43 Alumn1 Edrtor Marauerrte Leverone 42 Bus1ness Manager Made l1ne Toomey 42 Asslstant Business Man ager Frederrck Dz1ok 43 C1rculat1on Manaaer Bobert Lavrne 42 Assrstart Crrculatlon Manaaer Mona Toohn 43 Advertrsrng Manaaer Elavrte Demers Typlsts Beverly Ba nett Luc1lle Be dard Loutse D1m1chelle Brta Godrn I-Ielen Klara Marguerlte Kuntz Florence Lesreur Glona I.uss1er Melva McMahon Glona Messere Germarne Nault Con stance Neveu Irene O Netll L1ll an Paul Faculty Bus1ness Manager Mrss Anna C Dyyak Faculty I.1terary Advrser Mrss Serene F Iones Faculty Typtst Mtss Lrlhan Maher MAY 6, IIQQIQ HIT IT OVER' S I emered the Gym to NIIUGSS Cl Wo Iv' Woe I ostomsI ed thot rx cur bo Icetbrxll oorme bet feen he CIGIH9 Could IICIVG 'SO TUUCI1 DGP Iumgy Gnd Sgmoyg I DOH ll M Q Fhogs them e CeIIer1t phf ICFII vero wever Il pected what ow In tore CIITCFTOY TGCICIWSS hef P1191 dVIlI mme mq forrect pofsture rd met Ire e Pre e re e QUIET GIRLS Mass Dons Riggs LIFIO plo mi the oome Four plfx CITI IIN zome too 'Ir e wmv e Ir1endI Qompetmon BASKETBALL SCORES C up VOLLEYBALL SCORES X C- X IVICIFV I er I OTS A' 53 ' if ' QQ f I. F3 , If 'A S ' ,, , 5 fl - -,Y ,- 5 , I - , . Ifs ., JI f , I 1, or . , ru 1 Izods of ',' . L . ' ',' Q53 f':trefaf:,.l d . S Q ISI . ..Z-I QI of I1e1r I rsiirtlen, 4 Ixmiors, 3B , ij,-115'-1 F: faizztaeri, 5 Seiiors, QV Iurgore I9 Sefgore, I' 1 ,Em voione Izzrgor Chr' - -'.:.:f:I:2'f.S:f ' A ' elirneti, 3 fpxiiors, If Fr ehziei 4 Ignore, If F shmezi, 'S . . Seniors, IF Fr airmen, E . Seniors, If ,, ,, Iuniors, I3 Soii ', Il ' I Q 8 Seniors, I3 QLIIIWIER E, THE literary statt, hand in hand with Don Pedro Quivero, Have attempted to present through Word and picture a complete record ol the highlights of life at Woon- socket Senior High School, We have guided Pedro through reci- tation rooms, and laboratories, and in- troduced him to teachers. We have ac- companied him to the gym and with him attended assembly programs. At the informal dances proms and the play We have welcomed him into our social life As an enthusiastic spectator, he has witnessed with us struggles on the grid- iron, contests on the court, the opening tussle on the diamond, and a successful meet on the cinders. LITERARY STAFF Co-Editors, Louise Welsh, Katherine Horbaychukg Sports Editor, Susan Vose' Literary Editors, Pearl Chartier, Rita GO- din, Theresa Desiletsg Secretaries, Flor- ence Senecal, Bette Shalleng Reporters, Roland Lussier Bernice Cohen Lorraine Adler lrene Polikotl lda Steve Rober Cole QUIVER BOARD B'uk ron e-atfd lcft to right lxithfrine Hoilpiyrliuk Ilene Pollkoff Xldry Dnnl Su in X0 I tie Shall 1 I 111 L onlin Back lou tandmt, lef to iight lhere .1 De ll t I on nd Halle r lu-deru Drink Front ww f 1 Ld to right lou: e- X su n ix Clmztiex lront rim ilmls cf! 1 1 r I Iqrent , , , 1 . . . Q I I I I 7 4 ' ' s A : - 1 ': ' : 'r , ' ,,' ' 1' ,ifsz 'sf-, 34- ., vi, id I ', L' ' 'S ' ': t ' I s' ff S. ,ez 1 ' i f , 'V '. 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CZUIIMER PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Robert Lavrne 42 Dorothy Ltrmeup 43 Paul1neMart1n 42 Luc1lleCrolce 42 In Caselh 44 Ian1ceRounds 44 Elalne Cole 43 Rrta St lean 42 Dorothy Sutter Rachel Senn 43 Ltlhan Zajchoweka lune Roblnson 44 Sophte Glowalc Suzanne Cote 42 Rtta Dralnvllle Yvette Lauzon 43 Veromca Grzych Anna G1rard 42 Rrta Legare Marguente Blanchet 44 Clalre Kay Irene Paydos 42 Wmsor Esten Lronel Parenteau 43 Leo I-Iacynskt Eleanor Feeney 42 Grace Nap1er 42 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Manager Theresa Des1lets 42 and her coworkers Robert Cole 42 Ga1l Graham 42 Theresa Marchand 42 Clatre Marchand 42 Frederrclc Dzrok 43 Mary Dav1d 42 Irene Paydos 43 Irene Pollkoll 42 Carol Kennedy 42 Llonel Parenteau 43 and Robert Lavlne CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Mary Della Fava 42 M1ldred Rtley 43 Ela1ne Demers 43 Robert Lavtne 42 Irene Paydos 42 Rlta Lalernere 42 Fern P1ette 42 R1ta Godm 42 Glo ta Messere 42 Dorothy Ioseph 42 Vtola Blau: 42 Ed1th Garren 42 Pauhne Martln 42 Thelma Bararn 42 Dorothy C rn aman Alf ed Wwde Surter 42 Lucllle Crolce 42 Florence Senecal 42 Dorothy McM1chael 43 Veronlca Grzych 42 Mona Toolln 43 PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Leonard Maher 42 charrrnan M chael Barby 42 Mary Bhgh 42 Theresa Desllets 42 Frank Dzarnan 42 Dorothx loseph 42 Roland Luss1er 42 Ralpl Marcotte 42 I-Ielen Pasch 42 Ida Steve 42 Ralph Vermette 42 Rrta Godtn 42 4 , 1 1 41 - ' .. f ,jf , 1 1 1 1 . 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F . . . 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - MlLlSlC HERES YOUR PITCH Mr Thomas Grady H' SH' Quiet now says Mr Grady and the click click of his baton indicates he means business There wasnt enough ot a pause at that rest first clarinet Now lets try it aaain says T With such a well organized and directed band no wonder Woonsocket High School always comes in amona the first at Music Festivals 34 Maybe if l offered to play the castanets hed allow me. l'll ask him and see, ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Violins Antoinette Dziob, Lorrain Lennox, Lois Arnold 2nd Violinsf Eleanor Croke, Louis Plasseg Clarinets Iustin Aubin Augustino Ottavi Saves Raoul Charpentier Nicholas Talaback Armand Cupido Trumpets David Shaw Edward Brouillette Henry Picclnoni Thomas Gulowacz Trombone Roland Hanson Franl' Dzaman Horns Eunice Dutton Lionel Ploufle Drums Iohn Goewey Lewis DiSpirito Bass Violin Walter Gaouette Piano Wilma Allen L urianne Charpentier ES SIR' Woonsock t Hiah has ten pretty clas y drum majorettes l was especially impressed with their special ty acts At the shout ot Here they come' l quickly snapped thi picture The majorettes are Pauline Martin Rita Leaare Theresa Vandal Ianet Goulet Florence Richmond Mildred Iannoli Con nie Lucchesi Dorothy Flood and Nancy Chamberlin The head maiorette is Dorothy Scaramella BAND MEMBERS President Iustin Aubin Vice President Lewis DiSpirito Secretary Lois Arnold Assistant Director Raoul Charpentier Trea urer Frank Dzaman Sergeant at Arms Nicholas Tala bac Band Managers Iohn Goewey Raoul Charpentier lst Clarinets Raoul Charpentier Armand Cupido Augus tino Otavi 2nd Clarinets Stanton Kennedy Rachel Senn Doro thy Nison lrma Zinno Beatrice Beabeau 3rd Clarinets Sadie Rowey Gerard Peloquin William Messere Ir Anna Cowen Lucille Merette Fluets Lois Arnold Edith Cohen E ilat Clari net Francis Gill Tenor Saxaphone Iustin Aubin Alto Saya phone Doris Blazeiewski Baritone Saxophone Nickolas Tula bec lst Trumpets Iules Fugere Harry Picchoni Edward Brouil lette 2nd Trumpets Thomas Gulowacz Emile Niedzwisdek ORCHESTRA I N Illl 1 l IH I tl 1 l X I l 1 - I -- 1 1 , I V . 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ARCAINED, Hjyyalg 1 A K If if KIA IJ 1 ASTI Lllllan L1 y Qulver 2 Student Counc1l 2 Dramaucs 2 X IN usfl Br1d234 Cou 1'1C1l 2 Orchestra AUBIN Paulme Paul Basketball 2 Baseball JH! .Zac QW gba! AUTHELETQ 1ll1ar1 1 P r O4 Com qe 3 Che r eade Pub c e k , , 1' 'E' . . , dr'-6 ' '.- T, ., gif 7fv1kJ K ll I AM BAL1jQU5,y1Eg5dF K ,wk QM.. rmgyfumel ,seE1qeuQa1L6,4uvV. ,4 2g ,rorniCongm'I1fee 4. ,fy My I . I 1,19 ,M ' 4 . . A!-f It ., IP' ,Jj' ff -.- BARAM Thelma Tyble V1lla Novan 4 Qu1ver BARBY Mlchael M1ke PS1 BARNETT Beverly Bubbles V1lla Novan 4 Bank Clerk 4 BARTNICK H Q XA l BABTNICK, O. Wanda BEDARD Lucille Lou Vrlla Novan 4 tl Wf Qt BEDQXRD 1ll1a 1 lntrarnural Basketball 4 Tra k Student Councll 2 Football 3 BEDFORD Mar1or1e Margme Student Counc1l 3 4 Vllla Novan 4 Candy COmm1Lfe9 4 - 'm 7-J I K BELCOUBT Dorls Student Counc1l 2 BELSHAW, Dorothy l-l. l'Dot Villa Novan 35 Drama- tics 3. BENETTI Tmo Dvamatlcs 2 3 V1ll Novan 3 Baseball 3 Student Councll 4 BEBGEBON Norbert Dramattcs 4 QULQM6 BEBTBAND Roland Bert Track 2 Student Coun c1l 2 Prom Comrmttee 3 Football 3 4 BICKI Andrew B1Ck Basketball 4 P u bl 1 c Speaker 4 Drarngncs 4 BILIK Albert ' A 'B BLAIS, M016 P r olm Corripmttee Qxnver 4 x B H ary f ETQEMK Dramatrsif andy A BOUCHARD Paul ,Aux ffw X rv! BOURGEOIS Shrrley V1l1a Novan 4 Candy Commntee 4 BOUTIETTE Constance Connie ,Q mcly P om, Comrru f 4 C Cer 3 'W BRADLEY Grace Gracle Qulver 3 Vrlla Novan BBGQKS ElS16 Baseball 3 Ba ketloall 4 Volleyball 4 LE, E Ed ard ddre and5j3 4 Orcnestra BROWN R1ta E CAPNICELLI Ienm I, Cluclae Gn A Ou1ver 3 Pro C Color Cornrmtflee 2 rn1ee3Dt 1cS eae Qfyfgafff J BULWA chester Chet Track 2 3 Cross try 2 3 lntramu Bas ketball 3 B etball CHAMBERLAND Nor mand Norm Vllla Novan 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 cy- CI bal23 1 S 1: s e Foot TG CANTO Augusta M Gussy ,4.4..fl-P3 CARNEY Rayrnonci CHARPENUER Laurl ane Yan Orchestra 2 Student Counc1l 2 Orchestra CHARPENTIER Raoul Student Councll 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 MWA CHARTIER Pearl Peanuts Ourver 4 Oulll and Scroll 4 CHEVRETTE, Ronald CRIFFELLE Ethel Basketball, 2 Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 Rmg Conirnftteg 32 COFFEY Esther Essre Bank Clerk 2 COHAN Bernrce Bunny Usher 3 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Vllla No van 4 Outver 4 Prom Comrnlttee 4 COLE Robert I Iasper rac Cross Coun 3 O rver COTE, Robert Rob Student Councll Dra rnatlcs 2 COTE Suzanne Sue Usher 3 4 Color Corn rnrttee 3 Prom Corn mrttee COTE Vrvranne VIV Vrlla Novan 4 fslvx.Jf'L .130-fl .ff COWEN tutam NV B11 y , Basketball 2 Col Cornmtttee 3 Class Ot lcer 3 Prom Cornrruttee 3 Rmg Cornnnttee 3 Football 4 Manager ot Football Team 2 3 4 Manaaer of Baseball Team 2 3 4 ff CROKE uf Vrlla ovan Usher 4 C dy rnrnrttee 4 . 21 E .ff ' ' ll 4 4 ,. 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'fzf Dl SPIRITO Emil Basketball 3 Baseball Team 2 3 Dl SPIRITO Lewis Loui Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 'lfiuefffhj DUFFY, Edward Duff Football 3, 45 Intramu- ral Basketball 35 Prom ommittee 3' Color Committee 3. 2,a.M.e,cJ-fvxt A DUBAND Leo ee DURAND Pauline Baseball 3 DUSABLON Lawrence Larry 2 3 4 Band2 pcvfv 'r ' ,Sl DZAMAN Frank R lntramural Basketball 4 Ban 2 3 4 Qrches tra 4 3 , . C I J s ,.r- Pug'-'H- 4 1... o - f-.--A iw , af f V 1 mf'- n' fl r of i 4 L 4' . Lf' X fry! 5, X ff P '5 '. 5 X' ,J 'y, fwsy iff 3? Manager Of Bcfsebcll Basketball 25 Baseball k 'Jef-- f 'IG r P ?fi.'4'f' . l ., - , , 5 ' 4. 'J 5 J n - I Ig ,fr xx I K lt! .nj .JJIK If . I 1 S xx 4 , A I ,, 5 t ' DZIOB Atltomette FLAHEBTY Katherme Cookle K h Orchestra 2 3 4 at Y I HM ELIAS Lotus FUGERE lules Basketball 2 Baseball Band 2 3 4 Qrchestra 2 lntramural Basket mu 2 Track 2 Cross WJWN9 0,171-N' Country 2 Prom Com AAI 5 rmttee 4 Dramahcs 2 AQ! X AM,-4 Q fb V l JW Z Y Z EZOVSKI Peter GABCEAU rene f Z 6 Benee id! A so Usher 2 ,313 My PAGAN Wlmsm pw HE lf l Dramatics 4. . ' JZ Qhi jf ,am aww 1 FEENEY Eleanor GAUCHEB Claire Usher 4. Baseball 3- Quiver 3: Usher 4. GRAHAM Ga1l GIRARD Anna N1lG Basketball 2 3 V11l Novan 3 Cheerleader U her 3 4 Drarnatlcs 2 3 4 Pulallc Speaker 3 4 fxflv'-uf fx'-PK' J7VMh,c4,v,L! ..f1C4., if-WP GLOWA H19 N GRANT Neva V1lla Nova 3 Sludent Nev Coun 3 la 5'jC1lllfer Uqhpr 3? fa! yfy GODIN Rgtnl GREENQ'Gertrude Z .1 Ins Trudy r o rn Cornmlttee 3 Drarnatlcs 3 4 Qrruver 3 4 V1lla No f van 4 Dramancs 4 0' Pu hc S p e a k e r 4 Candy Cornmlttee 4 P oiography Cornmrt tee 4 GOEWEY lolm GROLEAU Constance Band 2 3 4 Ordhestr Conn1e 3 4 Bank Usher 3 Well GOULET Ianet QRZYC omc an onmay iv, ly-I Drum Majorette 2 3 4 QBZVEH EB se 4 Pubhc Speaker 4 V 3 4 u Speake 4 3 'Y lv! 3' GULOWACZ Thomas Tommy Orchestra 2 Band 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 VV 9. Wfl J wwf -ffwfg HARVEY Ada F j L HATABURDA Fred Basketball 4 Intramu ral Basketball 2 3 H 56U55gjNOI'1'IlC1ll1'1d IES ORBAXSZHILKQ Kathe I' T1 WY 1 ls: if 10116222 3 4 ublys Splgxler 3 Quill Spd' Scrflll 4 HOYLE Iohn Speed Student Co n 1l 4 r-IJ! 'N Al'J if HATABURDA Henry Intramural Basketball f x., JW X f 44 HUGHES Pearl Duchess Basketball 2 3 4 Base ball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Dramatt ,,J?xff W 'M GJ HAY Barbara IANNOLI Theresa Terry R1n g Commlttee 3 Bank Clerk 4 :NU X 9 1 4 U2 tu I 11 1 x ld V: ' N I , ' 1 , , x, 4 ll. : ' . A r I4 i vw 1 A .' XX hi , , , P R ' ' LJ J ' Q if 1 I. ' i Y ' I l 3 I- If --.. ni nfl VH lu . ,' ' 4 v 'B OI 1 V U 4: V .46 I I .i . U I 1 -' A XXR. l. ' .I f 1 M ,rl if I ' 3 h , ldv! r -'1f'41j' A, I 1, I QQMJ 3. 4 4 . - 2 ll ' I I I 'Qf 'lr f ff 1 f Mg pf . W 'I .1 L,f yt ,Jin rf ' . 3 pu. in IASKIEL Stasxa Baseball 2 Bank Clerk IENCKES Hazel Ienkle P r o rn Commtttee 3 Rlng Comrntttee 3 Class Offlcer 3 A UWM 1oNE MJJMW' S19 S 'fBasketbal,l ball 2L3 olleyb 1 3 4 Pr In tttee Rmg Q mlttee Publlc eaker 4 Dra rnatlcs 3 4 Candy Commlttee 4 Class Ot llcer 3 Qggixlkl Dqgtw JV Dee P r mxttedy 4 ama-t1 dent KELLY Mona Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Candy Cornrmttee 4 Stlient gO.l4Cll 3 'g M ,JJQ WW KENNEDY Caro Cuddles V1llG'NbVGY1 3 ,47 Ura matics Z Qulver 3 fflandy Copnrrnttee 44 KENNEDY Ralph Basketball 2 4 Pr rn Cornmlttee 4 Drama 1 s 2 4 Pu c Speaker 2 4 Class Ot hcer 4 KILEY Dorothy Student Councll 2 OU jf J mm1tg 4 S KAYARIAN Harry JW KLARA Helen Volle ball 3 V1lla No Student Counc1l erk 4 KOLISNYK, Paul Knuckles A 5 riffs, ,. YN rw KOPYTKO, l A en KOSOWICZ Eleanore Usher 4 KOZACZKA Frances T KUBASKA Eugene Intramural Basketball S Q- KUNTZ, Marguerite Maggie Villa Navan 4g Drarnaf tics 25 Bank Clerk 3. KUZEW, Mary Marme LABOSSERE Annette Anme Usher 4 LAFERRIERE R1ta RH te Volleyball 2 3 Qurver LAHOUSSE Lronel Baseball Manager 3 LALIBERTE Albert Red Trocl' 3 Dromotrce Jgjfipg, :Mp pd LARI WERE Lrll on L IXRKIN Mor, F Lorkre Photoqropuy Commv toe 4 LAPOCQUF Ro e ,dd lynx .ff LAVINE Robert Bob Qurver 2 3 4 Vlllo No? von 4 Sfudem CourrC1l 2 Bromotrcs 2 3 4 Pubhc Speaker 2 4 LEDUC Lawrence f ,fr I 4 ff LEGA EL Rlto Stu e C o u n C11 3 Dip Molorette 4 Vlllo Qx I LEMAY Normond Norm Intromurol Bosketbolll A705 MM! fdli' LENNOPL Lorrome U he? 2 Orchestra LESIEUR Florence o Vxllo ovcm 4 X Pkwy LEVERON Mar guerlte JE! V N an 3 4, D a rn cs 2 3,,Qu1ll and ol 4 Xxyv' T El l 'L L O C K W O O D Mar guerlte LUSSIER Glorra G o Vrlla Novan 4 LYNCH Edward I Edd1e Intramural Basketball Cross Country 3 Ajrodfu Leave. 73-Jywfff' j!Uf9-17? FAYW MAHER gwenqoryn MAHER Leonard L Band 2 Bank Clerk 2 Publlc Speaker Dramahcs 3 4 Vllla Novan 4 Photography Cornmutee 4 MAHONEY Ruth H Ruthre 114 LUSSIER Roland P MALITO Ralph A Gump QUIVGI 4 Student Councll 2 Drarnatrcs 2 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 ill., W wld' r- a , i , 1 . , 3' rr ff Y-57 , h, LMI ' ,fl A ' I I-1 '11, ..'u . X ,' f'-U A S IM, 1 J LEVIRR, ASW' . ,, , ' ' M My J .. ,P X35-x ' N ' X N Xt v' flfbxif if f It fk ,fllll I I- uxlnlg, ,Qi f' .3 'Ui 'f f ,, l' ' ,. S, '1 ll - fx. IL VI It lil ll ' .fxzjn - Airy! MARCHAND Clalre M MARTIN Paulme Tr1x Polly Quwer 4 Dramatlcs 3 Drum Ma Cdjjymw ,Ofene 2 3 4 ,A WW L7 aw M! MARCHAND Therese MATHESON Douglas Terry Basketball 2 3 Vllla Novan 4 QUIVGI 2 3 4 Pubhc Spe k r WJ MARCOTTE Ralph MCCURDY Lols Track 3 Dramatlcs 4 WM ,K MIL ff' AL oland l6lcC?'fNLEY Qgrwwxezgfgjfd ,mc Su do 11r1c1l 2706.4 gfBa si 1123 iff Lbjjlwwl Edward MelVCI Mac Pepper y 21,1-i We f b4??m 4 135 ovanl4 ff Vpofvv' fyn,4,Q. 1 V - I ,X l .' 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X V - - :lb-f.J'.1L fn- MCQUADE Ellzabeth MOUSSEAU Tllerea Betty TGSSIG gala MEE Isabel A J Volleyb xyllld Nov I1 f' 0 MESSERE 'Glorla Shorty Vllla Novcfn 4 MICLETTE Murlel M1Ck9Y Volleyball 4 Ba n Clerk 4 MORRIS Iohn M Prom Commlttee 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Dra matlcs 4 Class Ofhcer I 4 L MULLEN Una Boblme Usher 3 NAPHZR J My wi, NARODOWY Elleen Srruly Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Pub llc Speaker 4 NAULT Germame em Bank Clerk 3 Vllla Novan 4 NEVEU Constance D OKEEFE Murlel Conme Mrckey Bank Clerk 3 V1lla Novan 4 NEVEU Lucrlle ou Prom Comnnttee 3 Student Councrl Bank Clerk 3 Dramat ICS 4 NICHOLA Soltl C Basketball 2 Baseball Zfwfnv Jr Nuff CNETLL Rachel M Raye Basketball 2 3 4 Vol leyball 2 3 C eer leader 3 4 Stud nt Councll 2 4 Publlc Speaker 3 4 Drarnat 1cs 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 V1lla Novan 3 PAQUIN Norrnand Porky lfpvfkfw 5-2 -vert' T '5s9f 7 Nr'-C2 5 .21 NOBDBEBC1 Herbert Herky Blng Cornm1ttee Track 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 NOREV Ioseplnne osre Baseb l 2 fl Jjgvbbg ASC a 1l1a o rn Hlll ee PAUL L1ll1an Volleyball 3 Vjlla ,No van 4 . 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' 'x POLIKOFF Ire ROSE Lloyd Cmovan IV r ffflt Speake Rmg Commlttee ROSE Marpone POTHIER Ernest B WM jk., Marge Candy Cornrmttee 4 2 0 J! ff! rw 'npr L0 ' ff ROWSE Arthur PYKOSZ Adam PY W1 ROBERT Grace C Bank Clerk 4 ST. GERMAINE, Fleu- Mousey Student Councrl 2 ral, Q-4.4. SAILLANT Arthur fL,f414,J ff jx! ROBIDOUX, Theresa ' - J! J r x rette ,. 1 1 I JA! I f tj j' ,A i ,, I UF-ION ' Bank Clerk 2. f D Xu WV 45 F. 6 ST GERMAINF Cer SENEGAL Florence Nude Student C o u n C11 2 Gert Dratnatlce 7 Quwer 4 V1 4 u11l an Scr xyf ST IEAN R1 SENECAL Yvonne Cheerlead r 4 P Speaker ,Al V 4516! ff 11 il gt! SAN SOUCI Normand Norm Manager of ck and rnat1cs b Speak W SABNOSKY Franc1s Fanrue Football 3 4 ntra mural Basketball 7 3 Track 2 3 SCHWABZENBEBG Walter Schwartzy Baseball 2 3 ntra mural Basketball 7 3 Track 2 . Sl-IALLEN Bette Dramat1ce 3 Qu1Ver 3 Sl-lEEl-IAN Madonna Donna SHERMAN Edward f X ir, JI' rl! ff ,J 1 V' f' sf 1 I j ,1 1 . jf Z1 I 1 1? u c, 1-T' Q1 7 - A - I1 ' 4. 1 1 . 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Rmg Comm1ttee 3 Dra matrcs 2 Publtc Speak er 3 Quwer 4 Valley 2 3 4 Can v Camrmttee 4 Student Councxl 2 3 4 Qutll and Scroll 4 W KE T orgzas ugt-ff' Stude t ounggl 2 lfttr mar lf Bas Sbqufgf ,Zz fe f 'S , f , WALSH, Barbara Babs Student C o u n C1 Dramatxcs 3 WELSH Loulse Weesa Qulver 4 Dramatxcs 4 Qulll and Scroll WHEELER Marlorle XJJ ZIELONKA LOIS zaso BBJOY rarfrgait Bb 4 GLASS WQIVIE LOS SENORITAS Y LOS SENORS Mot populax gzlrl Madeline Toomex Hazel Jenckea Iaabel Mee Moat populal box Ralph Kennedx Edxxard Duffx Stanlex Spont Prcttxeat glrl LOIHIIIC Plcald Clalre Gaucher Hazel Jenckca Handaomeat box Edvxald DuHv Roland Bert rand John Morrla Moat repreaentatlve glrl Ruth Devere Suaan Voae Sophte Glouak Moat lEDI'65ElllH1lV6 box Ralph Kennedy Tlno Bcnettl Andrevx Blckl Beat actress Rachel ONe1ll Elleen Naradovxx Florence Senecal Beat actor Wendell Boxold Robert LHVIIIL Roland Luaaler Beat glrl polltlclan Ruth Devere Rlta Broxxn Gall Graham Beat box polltlcxan Andrew B1ck1 Ralph Ken nedx Fred Balfour Beat g1rl athlete Pearl Hughu Ethel Chlf felle Barbara Hax Beat box athlete Stanlex Spont Ldxxaxd Duffx Charlea lVIcG1nlex Glr moat llkelx t aucucd Iudlj,ULIIl9 Kunta Ruth Dexue Suaan Voae Bov moat llkelv to succeed Tmo BLIILUI Ralph Kennedy John MOYFIS Neateat glrl Iaabel Mee Ethel Chlflellt L ralne Plcard N a et box Norman SHIISOUCI IL nard Maher Tino Bfflletll Beat glrl dancer L1l11an Authelet Eileen Naradovxx Rachel ONe1ll Beat box dancer Charlea McG1n1ex Edxxard Duffy Normand Heroux Moat VlVdClOUS gnl Irene Daxgnault Lllllan Authelet Rachel ONe1ll Most actmve bov Andrew BICKI Stanlex Spont Ralph Kennedy Most popular natlonal orchestra-Glenn lVI1ller 'M frm the THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAY I I I l I IUIIXIIIURS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I PIII ,Af .1 r 1.-'A' l,,,L, f ,Q Q. 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H1111 in- v'11-A, l'I1i111- 1111- 1111'1's, Ni 'I I1 s '1'z1lz1- I -, 1 II A111-11, -- lad, 5 I'11I1'1's1111. I1 I- 1.1-- l'IlIl', . 1 I kl- SI11, An111 1-k, I'I1yIlis'.'- ki, li' ,' .1-. Ia.11, M: ery, 1 N 1'111:111 1 I' 1 'I' 1' . H112 1'o1s11n, I-I -1 01' 1'- kr, '11 Ka. Top - ' 11 P1111 111111-1111, 1111311111111 l11':1i11 ll1-, Ni'I1111:1f 1111:111:11' 111, I':111'i1-11 .X1'11llis111, 111111113 NV I. XY11111I1111x K i 1' s 1' I1I1:111111, 11111- 11111111111, 11:1 1-1 I I1 u. XVII 1:1111 XI1111'111-. - I. 1- 11 II 1111-I11-1'. IC111111' I'I'Zj'Ilj'IfI, , -- Z:1'I1: 511, .1:1111 -11 1fI111s111, 1fI1si1- 12:1111- ' , 111 '-111- .1 '- I1,'. NY: 111-1' SI1111'- kqg 1'1111s111111-1- NI '- 1'1111'11, 1- :1111 121:1z-- j1-x's1'1. ' f 111111111- 'Ill 1111. 1111'if 1.1-- 11 -. II111'11111f11 11:111- 'i1, 1.11is . 1' . I1'1':1 T1 1-1-s N11 111 '1111, I 1'111I lJ11iu11:111lI, l,iIf I12111 Ii11Iwy, I:v'1'1I1I1 I.-'1 1lX, ,l:1111--F R11- 1: 'i. - I1'111:1 ZA . H1-l-'11 I'1'11f ski. Ii ll I I1 I'1II'I. 1':1II1v1'il111 Ii:11'11:11'1:1. 5111111 Ii 1111-1'11'111i. N1i1111'1-11 XX'i1s -11, V11- l'1ll '1':1 '1'11jz1, 1-'1'2111- 1'--5 H1 u111'. IILIINIIURS BIOLOGY LABORATORY Top Row du IIIIII Second Row 11 1 ll lx 11N1pIl rl III I DHI 1 1111 11 1 X Thurd Row 1II 111 N 1nI 1 ll 1 111. X R11111 1 1111 111 Fourth Row 1Ixs1n 1Il1 IU l 11111n1I 111 1I11lpI1 11 n111 1 Ihkrfl 1 1 411- 111 n I aI1n1 Hmk XII11J1I Ixusxrx H1 I 1-1 Botiow Row I mx 11-me 111 Pulam 1 0 IIHI x 11xx17xI1 Idxxar p In fpI1 11 xx F1 ss '11 11 NI1 aughlln B 1- 1 nal Tfllkirill XIb1-11 Un lf! ROOM 9 Top R w I X Second Row I 1 1 IlL1IlX Thurd Row 1 1 U N Fourth Row I 1 NXI1 M11 Illllv H+- 1I u 1111 1 Ir- 1 1n1 1 11 om Row lI1 11 1 1 111g,1 1 n1I11l1J 1-1 X U1 0 -.11N.111I1 V1 11111-1111, I,1-111211y1I11 II--mg Iixly, II11I1111I 4- ' X':1111I1'i11. 1 - ,l11I1l1 II111'Z111-I1. I 11 II:11-zprvki. l'I1i1111 4l111l111:111. I-'I111.1111 y NI:l'11-ka, IAIII11-I XII ' 1I1-115111, .XI I111' I:111 111-, IU111' In-1111111 ,,Ii:1y11111111I Iiz111'I11-. A -Y I nl Q, . 11111111 AI--1I11I'I', '1I:11Ix 't ' , I I4iI1II11s, .lwsfiv NI IIII, 1.111-III1' I':111I1111 1l1'111-I1- 511111-1-1,11 11 '. l'111I1- 1lz1I11'I1-I. II 11 N- 1'111I1- I2:1111111-1. .XIII I I W . 111- N- If-11-11, ' S11s1-I. 'ia 11 Q- ' 11IiIIly, I 'is I 1 , Irv 0'N Ifl d I t, I1 'I'1':11'11111II1 - - G11 Mig Us I'II'. A 1. 1 1, I ,1 II- 131-1I:11'1I. I111 I f 1 11 I 1' - 114, 5,131 ' Bott -- ' 1- III x 'I'I1iI'z111I1. LIIII111 ' Z 51. 1- I1 unski, Il111I11l ' 1 ' S A 111, I5-11jz111 'XL' .1 1'I1z11 1z1'111, YI'I11111 l Iiustu, I-211121 I': Ii, An: -I 5Iz1lI1 I V. AI111'I1-I .Iz1I11 1 IC 'ard Nh, . Il11I11-1'l flur- i-lpy. - I. uis I'I:1ss1-. I'I111il1- Ii-li- .I Kupqut, N1' and IQ1 I-1111, I1 :1I Yin'-111, .111- F1-pI1 1':1x' -111111, VIKI- I1-1' II11p:1l:1. ' --- XY: 1-1' I4 'sm-II. I 1'z1I1 1' i s IPyI1:1I:1, .Is-Fry I'e-l- 1'i1I1-s, .'I1 1-h' II - 1111I:1. Mi -I ' -I .':11'11- 1'I1i11:1, 1I -' If'111'- I-y, A1-II - T1 1I. Urrn. I' yd. liz y- IJ1' lin, Illl- If' ' lu, '- BI:I111n-y, 1 lt . i -. L1-11 1ss1-Il . I111-. ' ' Ib . . ' I H1 ns n, I 'z 'ix K1 -I ' 'd Pa .lov K1-A ', ui '1' . -- L ' . ' ' 'd A ' L - df. ' IIUIIXIIIQRS S T LECTURE ROOM 0 R w 1 X 1.111 1 X1 1 1 1 II1 econd Row N 1111 X III 1 1 1 h1rd Row 1 1 x 1 I N ottom w I I 111111 1 Nl I YI cu WQJ Q6 wt ROOM 303 T p Row I1-11 I11rI11 1 1 11 A1111 11 Second Row Sl 1n11111 Iv 11n1 1I1 Ii lX Illljlld 111 1 1 1 ,.,1 1 1 U 11111 I1 IIII Third Row 1 1 1 IUXXN XI1I1 IQJCI 1nn11I1 III 11 1 ll I 1:11111 X IIUIUI IX 11 1 n 1 11 111111 Fourth Row Xll I111 LI 111 111, 1 n 1 x 4111! 111-rm1- 1 S 1 1 U11 xl x 1 .111 111- U1 1 1 1- tl 1111 Bottom Row 11Io1111 II IIUIUIIIX 'XI11 0 CE11I11-11ne 11n 1111 Pa1I1.1111 'fxnolds Q'1I I111a II frm 11110, NI11I1u11n T 1611 1: 11111 1-I T p 0 .I:11'111111li111- 611113, .I1-:111111111- XV--111I:1i111I:1, .Ii ' - 1'i1-I'Ix1-11. I111-Z .' 111- -11111-, ,X III i11111-111 I':111:1:111. 1'I:1i1' 1- 1'I1:1I111, IilllI1 1 I1 151 L I I: 1- II1111 1' :1 1' I 11, A I 11 I21111111, I'IrIIll'I' 'I'i1'k- 11111, l'I:1i1'1-K:1y,4'.11'- 111-li:1 .I:1xysI1y11, 'I'I111- 1'1-f:1 1i111111s. Yi ':111 II11111II11. ' 7 M :1 1' y II il 1' I1 1-1 1, Id I1111 I21-:111I115, If'I111'1111-11 H1-II111111il11A. I11111iII11 XIz1111I--xiII1-. 'I'I11-1'11,'z1 Il11111:1s, AIiII1'1-1I Ko- zf11 .I1:1. I1I1'1-Ijn I:1'1-g111:111, 11111-Ii:1 P21- 1'I111r11. B Ro - V1 -1 -1- II111'is, A11 -I:1 , 1k,1, 'I'I1111'11s11 1'1111-, IIZIIV II2lI'1I IIV11 1 It 11, I,1111isz1 N i1-I1c1I:1, I'I111'11111-1- 'I'1':1111, UI- u:1 l'yI111I-ki, 0 -1 1' - 1 W al 1 e 1' GQ11111141111, I 11'1'11s1 BI: I'l5', Vin- 1-1-111 l' IT11y, , ' 'I IliI':11'1Io, 'I'1my l':1l1f. G11 ski, K:11I1I11-11 .K 1'1'1i-'I1.11, IIu11-.IiII- s 11, I.111-iII11 I11-1-Iz1i1', ' S11-111 n If 1111, I 1'111I111'i1- ' fuk. f ' -A II1I -11 I1'I:s', vki, . ' I' .Iz ', 11:1 y 111i - . Ii -1' 'AI-iilll, IZ:11'I1:11'11 Q IIiiI'IIl 1111, 111-1'1I11: ' 1' - 11,111-, ' Ig I' 1 i , I1'1'1-1,1 1' 1r11y, M1 'i1- A. I.: 1s111-. ,,, ,M ,,,, 1, +4 .-.1 ' 4'11s111, 1': I Nine M1'I.1 Ili , C 111- ' 512 -1 Lur-1'I11-si, 1.11- , 1' Diss: 111, . 'Q ID s C'1j, 'I'I111'1-sa I r 'J I.z1 1' 111'f,Ii111'11, VI' ' 'wc ' Xi, V sr 'I111'p, IC I si f S1-1 ': 11IIa. Il 1- IU s, , ' ,' . 11, -' ' l'z'11y, Lil n 1'I1ass11, 1 Lg P1'1' 1 SI 1111, ,'s1'1 . 1 , I F3 IFRIESIHIMAN ROOM 4 op mr Im vnnvt Iirm Fourth w I1 Ll Ill I 1rd Row I 111 I' :min I un Ion cond Row I pl + I Iuuf f II4 x 4 First Row l-Ill Ilur III 1 1 Ol nth IJIIIAQIFI I 1111111 Duma 84-2.4. ROOM 6 op ll 1 YIIII rd Row X III ccond Row XX II I I X . . . Frrst Row N I x lfvmmf ' Nlwph iI1lLx hillrvtm II A Q ROOM 5 p Row I I I I I 'II7 smut unufi up III 8COI1d Row IYIIY In in wx l 'Inf XY1 :rd Rwl I-.ll I l L 4 IQX 0 tom Row XII I I 1 I I I T : I:f.III-rr I,: Im. Th' .uf ' NIV--, Ii' -h ' wks, Iizny- nwml Iiv-minutmm. Il1lI vIfi Imrll. R0 2 1-rmlrl l'Ill'I5lIJllI- MII. fl-r':uI1I l.:ImIIv-VI, Yimw-nt Iiulvru. An' -In Ili SI i111, 1'I:u'fn1'ff Mal 'IL Th' : Cfiwnrrl Mvl.: gh- Iin, IIUIH-rt Ilznmlull. ' ir IQ M fl'I,e-ury. .XII'n V'lI.:. I I rp X 4' , -, tlmxlrl, - . I 1 . 4 Se : .osv lim- S:1I'mi. 4 ' .Iz ne ' '. I'Ilizz1Iwth M -- - 1':I1'lh5, Na Iistun, Iililh ' ' ' Iizuwat. I1:u'mnmI Iirzull.-5. ' : Th 'Asn 'k' . A 'VIINIIIIH Alfirir-h, IirI'tI if Iffn, ,f , Ii . I 'z ' :im-. M To f ,qw Hnnsrxn, XYIIiz1m I, .. IIIIIIS Gzllmille-, K- A h Bly' 1 ' . IC nv I'1'm'l'i 'HIL C f H- 'I'hiIu-sullt, .IuI, Iirlfiln-stun, IMI -rt 'IH-my 1.1. .Xuuustinu Htluvi, I'II4Ii l'll:4JIIlI. Hi 'Ir 'I , mt -Vni. Th' 0 - nun'-nt In-I-4-I, I'zu1I IIl1':1y, III-Ie-n I-'u1t:inm Ilf'r1I--- Ii:--azun. Sh'I N1-If n, Yix'I:m I1--Yllyft. 'I' Iv n 5' I'l14 f'.:x1'v III. 'I'hrn11:us Hsty. Bot , :m 'I':1yIm'. Ilan- III1 n-I 4'Iu1Il:n'yn. IZUIII-rt Ilwuuf-, ICIII-n NI:1l11'l', I,um'iII1- II:-In-rl. Illlu I-'I-nt:inI-, Yu-ltv 'I'lll'm-nth-, I-'II' llurti -n. I ii T 2 4'I1:ir'Ivf I :',Zi1v. XX'ilf'f-fl Ifirnllillv-II'-. Ne- :uni 4:I!'IlI'1l, NI1IllI'I1 ' lb-xx'-w, Thi 1 'IH-IIII5 St.-I-mx Ym- I:s Sul ':c, .Izu-qlle-Iirw Ilzsig- nuult. .xrtlmr Hwy- II I. .XI'lllIll' 1 Gnu In, I-IIwIn I-Isl-n. S : 'i ium Vhuliref T 4 wuy, II1u'fvtIIy IZ: In-11 ln.,-is 1 JI'r'III. Cuszumx 'I'-Ili-11 HIM- J ,Q rim f'Hr'1'ivr'i, Iluth Milli-V. .Imm RL lx.I1III1'. i 4 .fig : CI -I C -Iii. ' -, ,1' J-Ihr .' : 1' I - - ' ' KJIN, ILIHII l4iiII'I1Xl4I'S . IiIIn4 A IN-I '-VS. MH' 4II't 'Il6. M bt. v w 6 IFRIESIHIMAN ROOM 14 Row I 11111111 1 111 1 1 Onge tmorgc N1111111 1101111 11111111 11011.13 I111n I 1onf1 1'1o11ftf 11111111111 '-1 11111111 1 1111110 Lo1l111111111 Petu X 11ng.111 11111 11111 XXXIQLII Second Row L1 3 P11111 111111111 1111 dllllft 11 1r11r1 11N 120111111 111r01d '-111111111 H0n11 Th1rd Row 111 11 It 11111 11111 1 1 N 14 1 n torn Row 1 1111111111 1 1 1111111 1111 1111 N 111111 1 1 11011 111111 s111111111111.a 58 ROOM 7 p Row 11111111111 r 1 1111111 Ne 1111111 1111116 1 mond YJIOFIA N11 ln NOY'1l1dDd 1e1o11111n cond Row I n1t Nutt 1 r -111111111911 5161111.41111 VS1111 111 k1 fl 1 11 1111 Ifnnlo 51dI11LN 110101111 ll a Xlurlfl 111 N PI Th1rd ow 111 1rf1n11 X1111rd ll 1 1 OINOYI 11011111 I1cr1..01o11 0 1 11 kdfl 11 X ll X111 Yl urth Row 11 N1 x 111 X 111 1111111n1 1111 111 111111 o tom Row 1 1111111 1 1 111 1111 l 111 I 0 1 11N111x 111 11Jre111e wx 1 1111101111 ROOM 15 Top Row Robert 111111111 1111111 Stem 111eodorr1 XX o1ans111 .Io eph N111110411 xlfred R01ll1l18ld Second Row Dl11f1liOSFnf1Q1d A1 nlld N1d111n t0nt11n1e D11r11n1'1 1111111111111 P11111h11ka Juno 'tir- Nulen Ja11111 K111u11n 111111111 Ho111l111 111 Thlrd Row 11111nk GIA11 111 Xllll I-11r1111 T11eor1orv 1'xOl1'f'l0I' Nor dlld P11 1114 11f 1 t 11111 -1111111 111tf1n111 urth Row N1n1 1 lllll 1 n11 11111 11111111 1111 111 11 11 11 1 1r11 1 111111.1- X1tf111lI'lt '1111111111 Bottom Row R1111r1rt 111111011 '1111 1111 1 J1 111 1'11h1n11111t1 1 11111111 1 n 1 Ft 1 wvnnv 111 111 1r 1 1111 Xnn11 1 011 11orfr111 Nldlllll Ifllllf b1111111111f1 1 I T0 4 51 wwre. Ed- 1 .'1i-f ' . 111, '11 1' 111-11- Se -.11 1 .' 111 11' 2111- 1-is . ', Q ' 1 Y '- '. l.11:'1l1 ffl-ll'1Y', Clairv 1,0- '1'11ri12 . 1 '1 1 sxi 2 ' R A 'I , '1 , ' . 51 - I'1'1 ' .' , 1' ' ' ' 1 1 11j 1V'1 ' , Hit' 11:1ri1'i1-1'1f. . 1' -1- , :xo . Fo - 11-1'1-.': Ying. I ris 1'11:11'111-tt1-. . Ill 1 1.1-tz1111'11111111, V1-111111 t':1s1-111, Ry' 1 1 1110, '1'111-re-S11 'l'11i111-111111, 211: I '-1111. B t --- 1' '1 'I'1s'111-' 1111. M' 'r1'i1'11, Mary St 1 ' -11s, 1 11: N1 .11-1111 1 t'11t11, 1 ,- lk .-,-i11j. ' ,' Fox. Top - 11 31- C1' 1-111. 1K 1- 1i:1111 St. , ' . ' ' ', '111' 1'-11' 1111 , Al' 1.11t'e1 '11111.- Q N1111111111. 111111 1111f1'0!n1-. v ' - l1111V11111- I'1:1ti1111. .l:1111ft 111' 11'11, K11t111'1111- 1'- 2111. 111-11111 11111111111-111, 111 ' 11 1l11ss1'- 1i11. I,i11i:111 1'111111tl1-, 11111'i.' lz1z11- ,11-1 ski. B t A. :111i1-1- 1 .. .11l1' 1' 1' 5 , I1 -'S .'1 my. 111-11-11 1111111111111-, 31:11i1- 11111111111-. , 'S A11 ' ' ' '. 111-1't11z1 J' ' '1 , 1. 1 - - , 111' U 1- - , M111'1c-1 'I Atier, FoA ff: 'si11. 1'1- 1:1 ': l1?l11f'f'. M1 '11 1' 2, I'z111- 1' - 1'1 ' 111111111-, 1C1iz'1 -111 111111- Q'-1'. M1 '11 510S.'f'I'i', I- 111' I-'11-111'1111t. . 1 V ' . ' 'nr'1. 1O10'1 11-s. -1 1' ' l .1 -' 1 - 51-1 tj -. 1 '1- 12-11 .I1'0t11y 1,.. ' 'l'F1. IFEKIESIHIMAN ROOM 16 Top Row 1 1 111 N Nl UL lt I K cond Row R111 111111 H1 I U ill L-.1 UI XII 01 LNOD H1 4 X Ill iHN Th1rd R w 111 1 1 me llNNl dl 1 4 ll fl 11 1 1 '11 1 111 11n1.111l 1 on ,-1n11 11'11N Bottom w NI1111 Il 1 11111 'K ll 11 111 1 I11 111111 RAWIIIU ROOM 24 pRow 41 1 1 bill 1 1 CQ Ill I econd Flow X111111 11111 I11 111 lt x1N11111 li1x11111 rl 1 1 X 11 11l1il 1 1 Ink Row 1 Ili. 1 1 Illllt 11 11111111 11 Nlullx L 1 1 1 111 o om Row I 111 n 111 I11 1111 didnt ROOM 17 p Row X 1111 1 1 N 1 1 X1111111 11111 ll 111 COl1d Row l11 1Il ll 1 111 lm x N lllllll x 1rd R w 1.1 11 11111 H1 ll X N1 Ill torn Row H l 1 nl 111 - 11111 N 1 Hs ll 1 l11111lu 1 In IFRIESIHIMAN ROOM 26 To Row 11 11 11111 1 P11111. 1 1 11 1 1411 1 1 111 11111 111 1x 1 11111 Il 'E ond Row I 11 I.-11 X 1 1n11 11 1 111011 Bodom Row 1n N111111111 N 1 13111 11 11 111:21 111 It 1 X 111 H 70 ROOM 20 Top II 1 1 N 1 1 econd Row I ' 1 1 .1 1 IISt ow 1 I' 111111 il 1 1 1 1 1 ROOM 27 Top w I 111 11 XI 1 L cod Row I1 x 1 XI11L111 T :rd Row I tom R w I 11I 1111 1 1 1 il X 1 IA Q ,, 3 11111111111 I 11111. 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I 111'1-f 111111111 41-1':11'1I I'1-l111111i11. .I11I111 K-111111I5, X111'111:1n1I AII1111'-1, 1111111 4'I1:1I1111. gif -A39 L' ,A-H' Hof' -as uJ' W' Nfhwvq 4t'L -4 SPORTS .QYQ ' -ar -QQ M 1 gtk' HE CROWDS APPLAUD THE PEOPLE ARE GAY OUR NEIGHBORS ARE HAVING FI ESTA TODAY WHIIE HERE WE HONOR WITH SONG AND CHEER THE HIGH SCHOOL HEROES OF THE YEAR -IVUUICIHH UWN V V NE event that l Don Qufvero w1ll surely remember when I vas v1s1t1ng Woonsocket Hrgh School 1S thetr Very excltmg and suc cessful football year Upon be1ng 1ntro duced to Mr Savar1a l real1zed that Woonsocket Hrah School had a most capable football coach whrle Mr Bar n1n1 proved to be an energettc assrstant coach The ffrst game was wrth Westerly ln th1s game Coach Savarra found one of the best freshman backs m Norman Lussler Ed Duffy our star back and co captam scored tvuce wh1le Norman Lussler scored one touchdown ln our next game agalnst Classrcal everyone on our team looked llke an All Amerrcan Eddle Du fy Stanley Spont Leo Paul Nor man Lus ter clt had a hand m ptlmg up the 34 to U score Ed Duffy run of 31 yards for a touchdown was the best of the day tucket to play Pawtucket for the f1rst trme War ren Mowry was the mdtvrdual star and played a game that anyone would be proud of Woon socket had l1ttle trouble m scorlng 20 pomts and holdlng Pawtucket scorele s A 'Paw TOUCH HIM FOR LUCK Everyone was Wa1t1ng for our f1rst home game wrth Aldrrch to see what our team looked lrke rn a tlon Aldrrch used a tr1ck play that cauaht our team unprepared ln thrs game we lost one of our best backs Mowry through a foot mjurv Thls was the f1rst tlme that We had beaten Aldrlch rn a football game ln our s1x years of playmg Stan Spont was a great de fensrve player whrle Norman Lussler and Ed Duffy played well on the offenslve The fmat score rn our favor was 20 to 12 Woonsocket had to come from behmd to Wm 1n the game W1th West WGTW1Ck Coach Savar1a found a new backfreld ace ln Blll Bussrere who tossed some of the best passes for gams Woon sockets offense Worked w1th per fect1on and there was no doubt that we had the better team on the freld The football team than trav eled to Pawtucket to play Sarnt Raphael ln a nlght game We were not used to playrng upon a floodlrt freld Whtle the Samts had played upon It before Sarnt Raphael was the f1rst to Score on a long pass and three lme plunges The Sa1nts outplayed our team d.1r1ng the entfre f1rst half Durmg the second half WEST WARWICK AND WOONSOCKET HIGH 72 ' 0 4 v J . . , , 5 I ' - 1 . - I I I - . . . In . , F. . . , D - ' ' . - . , Our big red team then traveled to Paw- A - - .' . ' 1 r ' ' I A A A I - . . . V' A . . I - - ' I l A l ' . I A f V ' ' 7 E . ' . ' '- . v ' - of x - - , , - . N . u. u f , ' ' 1 i - A , 1 , 3 , t uv.. A A - I . . . YVYEAM Y YVYYEAMY Y YYYEPXMY Y there was a new team on the held tor Woonsocket The outstandlng run ot the ntght was made by Stan Kosloskt hrch Nas nulhtted by a hold1ng pen alty Norman Lus ster scored for our team the game end ed wtth Woonsoclce on the lostng end o a l2 to 6 sco e We played host to Central Falls who had a very scrappv team Central Falls was playlng wtth two ot 1ts starttna ltne on the bench nurstng tnjurtes Ed Duttv d1splaved good examples of broken held runnmg Woon ocket kept Central Falls awa from conna wh1le we rolled up 33 potnts Our next game was a non league game wlth Satnt Marys Mr Savana and Mr Barntnl had a chance to see what thetr substttutes could do Woonsocket tor the ttrst ttrne used some ot the plav that they had been hold1ng back i 'I .ms-amxv' .mamma Pawtucket West and Woonsocket Hugh Lusslel tackling Duffy assisting itll Btll B1 stere and Stan Spont were two ot the marw sta of thrs game that enabled us to wr b a score of 40 to 6 The long arvarted game wtth our ctty rtval Mount S Charles hnally arrtved but thrs aame wa a total backf re from our vtewpotnt Woon socket ouldnt get started and was outplayed dur na the whole game :Nl-yew! 330' 'w Cf-mv .l N Qs 7 '1nu' aki West Warwnck and Woonsocket Hsgh School Spont receuvung 73 ' Y Y L I -1- ' X Y I v... . 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Q ' 5,04 fl Ja , Q , 4 . an ' 5 ' 'T' ' ,, ,, JS- an , l . - Q l , , ,9..L tri' 1 SIHIQQT l BASKETBALL TEAM Standmg left to rught Norman San Soucl fmanagerl Fred Hataburda Stanley Spont Charles McGmIey Coach James Murphy Kneelmg left to rlght Chester Bulwa James Maher tmanagerj Bully Bussler ECAUSE of the fact that some of the players had left school Woon sockets outlook for basketball was not very brrght However rn the flrst game played at La Salle Woonsocket gave a good account of themselves Although loslng by a 36 32 score Woonsocket kept pace w1th therr opponents untll the last few mmutes Stanley Spont played a won derful game on both boards and also led hrs team rn scor1ng by pushtng lU po1nts throuah the nets After thrs start Woonsocket won three exh1b1t1on games ln a row by de feat1ng North Provrdence St Marys and the Alumru The l1rst league game was played at Woonsocket agamst Lockwood Thls was a thrrlhng game from start to f1n1sh W1th the score 23 22 m favor of Lock wood Stan Spont tossed ln a basket to grve Woonsocket the game by a 24 23 score lndlvrclual scor1ng honors went to Chet Bulwa who scored l5 pomts The second league game was played at West Warwrck ln thls aame Charles McG1nley stepped 1nto the spothght and played an all round spectacular game He cleared both back boards and scored 14 pornts to w1n the game pract1cally slngle handed Woonsocket met rts frrst league de feat at the hands of St Raphael The St Raphael lads showed a brlllrant passmg attack and were never behxnd Somewhat drsturbed by thrs loss the Woonsocket team traveled to Central Falls where they were defeated by a 41 33 score Thrs game was close for three quar ters untll Stan Spont and Charlle Mc Grnley left the game v1a the four foul route Woonsocket put a score aaamst Westerly The Woonsocket team func tloned beyond all expectatlons for the flrst half and led Westerly by a 1916 score ln the thrrd quarter the Westerly lads played good ball and equalled the Woonsocket score Gorng rnto the last .. , v v v ' 1 1 , . , - I l - l I ' 1 1 . ' 1 . . . . 1 1 - . . . 1 ' 1 - ' ' - 1 - . , A PASS IEM l quarter the score was txed at 28 How ever because of the lack of substttutes Woonsocket regulars were t1red from playmg on the spacrous floor The West erly team pulled away and sewed up the score rn the last few mlnutes The flnal score bemg 39 32 but the game has been forfe1ted to us because Wester ly used a player over the age l1m1t Stan Spont was the maln offenslve threat for Woonsocket by scor1ng lO po1nts Woonsocket s next game was at St Raphael s where they met defeat aga1n Woonsocket went on tts w1nn1ng way agarn by defeatlng Central Falls wlth a 2718 score Woonsocket was always 1n the lead and the f1ne defen srve play of Capta1n Spont and Fred Hataburda kept the opponents from scor1ng very often The next game was played at Frank l1n The Franklrn team who had been undefeated downed the Woonsocket lads by a 4132 score The usually qulet coach Mr Murphy Walked on the hrs opmron of the referee When three Woonsocket players left the game on personal fouls the Franklln team lmme dlately started to score Chet Bulwa was hlah scorer w1th 18 pomts Woonsocket easlly defeated the Mount St Charles team by a 43 24 score Woonsocket showed a l1k1ng to the spaclous floor and drsplayed a smooth TRACK OONSOCKET l'l1gh S c h o ol s track team has a group of twenty cand1dates on the squad Norm Laflamme scores for the mlle run Russell Leduc and Roger Dwyer take care of the one half and one quar ter m1le runs respectlvely Ellery Wood and Leo Fuchs are hsted for the dashes and Walter Gaouette and Eugene Mur phy w1ll attempt the hurdles Stan Spont bears the brunt of the shot put drscus and Javelln throwxng w1th Iohn Benda dolng the broad yumps Henry Lal1berte and Anchon Kllberg are on hand for the hammer throws passlng and shootmg attack Bud Cur ran and Charlre McG1nley led the scor mg wrth l5 and ll pornfs respectrvely ln thexr flrst appearance at the Woonsocket Hlgh gymnas1um the Gorton team was gwen qtute a welcome Asworth replaced McCv1nley who had a 1n1ured knee and gave a good account of h1mself Stan Spont scored 20 pomts for hlgh scor1ng honors Wllh Bud Cur ran second wlth l4 pornts FRANKLIN 38 WOONSOCKET 34 Frankhn won 1lS 20th stra1ght game rn defeatmg Woonsocket by a 38 34 score The game was close unt1l the last few mrnutes It was easrrly the hardest fought game played on the Vrlla Novan gym all season For Woonsocket three men scored 1n double frgure Spont Curran and McG1nley Spont was the malnstay on defense along wrth Hataburda SENIORS 36 IUNIORS elect B111 Busslere the Iunrors put up a good game but Went down to defeat at the hands of the more experrenced Senxors D1m1nut1ve Ed Mcl..ougl'1l1n and Sophomore Sornosky led the Iumors scor1ng attack by scor1ng lO and l'7 polnts respectlvely For the outgomg team Spont Bulwa and Curran were the mam stays wh1le Roland Hanson IS tryxng rn the pole vault events Cther members of the squad are Walter Sharkey Stanton Kennedy Chet Thlfault Wrlham Munroe N1cholas Gea nacou Steven Prorocyok Paul Gagnon Thomas Mee lohn Degnan W1lfred Broullette and Ralph Marcotte Normand San Souc1 the team man ager announced that the ftrst meet would be Wlth North Provldence Heanng about th1s event l decrded to attend It was a thnlhng meet and we won by the score of 92 23 After th1s exc1t1ng event I am look 1ng forward to our next meet 9 . o 1 ' - l I ' ' 1 f ' . ' - ' s, , ' I ' ' - 32 floor in the final quarter and announced Minus the services of its Captain- ' - , f I I ' . S. ' - f ' l 2 - or - , S . . I ' , I I I I I , - , . IHVS A HMT l My BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling left to rnght Robert Arnold fmanagerj Hank Ken nedy Gerald Archambault Edward McLaughlin Walter Holo bescu Emile DI Splrlto Stanley Benedict Jlmmy Rotator: Normand Lussler Standing left to right first row Coach S raLarrDsbI Ch tRst CI Lb Catn avau y ua on rlsu aa em anne pau Stanley Spont Bob Landry Edward Vmcent Norm Ashworth standvng second row Russ Lepage Frank Blazejewskl Vun cent Coffey Tony Calo James Maher fManagerJ f 4 ff . -t 3 - 'X . I I I 1,5 ' 1 1 1 I1 ,,.'5fcf1 ' A 1 4, , ., - ' . 1 ' 1 1 j t 1 1 A t 1 t 1 1 1 ' 1 . A I - : , , . - 1 - H 1 I . - 1 - - 1 , . I - ' - . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 F 1 - - 1 1 1 I I V f 1'- 1 ' . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I - 1 . - V I I ' - 1 1 - 1 , - HE Vllla Novan nlne opened the season trouncmg the Pawtucket East crack team by the narrow rnargln of 7 6 1n eleven 1nn1ngs Captam Stan Spont held the spot lxght practlcally throughout the game GOING 1nto Woonsockets half of the mnth lnmng they were tralhng by the score of 6 2 Stan Spont came to the plate IH the nmth w1th the bases all loaded Look mg over each pltch carefully he llnally connected and h1t a grand slam home run The two teams were tled The game went 1nto extra 1nn1ngs ln the eleventh Ed Vrncent s1ngled went to second on Archambaults sac r1f1ce Spont agam came to bat Once agaxn he connected thls tlme for a one run double w1nn1ng the game for Woon socket Walter Holobeskuo started on the hlll for Woonsocket but was reheved by Al Wade who was 1n turn reheved 1n the mnth by Labme Fmal score Woonsocket 7 Pawtucket East 6 Startxng team for Woonsocket Edd1e Vlncent outheld Stanley Spont outheld Chrlsty Rasta outheld Bob Landry catcher Archambault th1rd base Norm Lussler hrst base Rotatorr second base Hank Kennedy shortstop Walt Holo beskuo p1tcher Al Wade prtcher Clem Lablne pltcher Reserves are Tony Calo Russ Le page V1n Coffey Warren Mowry Frank Blazewskx Emrle D1Sp1I'1lO Teddy Stefa nlk and Ierry Magnlan FXDWIERTIISPEMIENTS XIUVVRX ll XVI l RX C O I0 H1 I1 Strut 1 ' 5 3 f N X 4 X , J 4 .O ,ll :- I mmm f GENE BROWN DRESS SHOP Dresses Coats and Suns CAROL S Drc sos Coats cmd Sults T1 0 km II BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS 6. ELECTRIC CO C I OI Wh I' KC' 4 III 1 I I IW, MAII? f9'I'IIIIIl'I' 'ff .I1:c I:fvI, II I f IIJIIIIIQIII IPI 48 MAIN SIIHIIITI' Woo ss f: , , I I F LI .I CQCIQET Woo sec' - R i Cr mplzmuzrs uf SAMUEL S IVIIUIILS Illummzds lL1L!11f LOUIS M MACKTAZ S1l1f?'1U1'e 114 Mam Street SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Wlule the yeor mzzed by cmd efflme C1 port of I ol llfe umred of mx AIIIGFIFGP fmend obout the post domqs of mx Qloesmotes We 'settled down mto the comfort oble eoey Chcurs m the home of my Wfooneocket host He beqon to tell me the Qiory of the Clogs of YCOVIIZIIIICCI on Page Xl Complnncnts of UNITED PAPER CO I he CHJICISICIII Boys 54 East School SIICLI Woonbockd Rhode Iklaud THEROUX BROTHERS FRUCKINC lclnnvn s I'mua1r ld I S h Stl Woonsorket Rhode Iklemd CU17l1JIZ771LIlIb of T I LALOR M D Complzments ut CHAIN CLEANERS 6. DYERS 145 Cmnt sum xvoonorken R 1 JI LEE S PHARMACY Ij I I K. - ,tv . A l- - I ,lu , I I 'ffl 4' 'I 1 X ' IITA, , , ::f:1o ' ,lin I Y' 1' V A .,r1 -4 - -4 , Av I 1' 1 1 l 5- f x ., ' '42 I . 1 h . ' 1 Tr: -A . ' ' ' 'lcrs Cor. Pm auf East Cc' mal ' 'acts . . , , , 'IX-I, 7.,.I .yi 5,1 .I I . I- K , 5 ' . . . Tel. F 35 Complimerzts uv Cmnplimcrzts ur , VIQLJIQ Iudmc K WANDAS BEAUTY SHOP TCL 5084 WALTER H. SHAHKEY C,omplzme1Ll.s f FAIHMOUNT DYE WORKS Inc C mplzmenls of GENE Export Shoe Rebumldmg B x Gmc! Sl Q N S GARRISON M D Kap Thom RQQTIILCI Wth Ulu Inu 1blc Halt Sole ii South 'Ham St VV mon ockct R I xvlfh IT GUI VW Q O CCD MQIOIW I ARTHLR A ROBERTS INDUSTRIAL OIL SUPPLY CO 4 , . I UL 'U ' .' , ug 'c .T 1IJ'S 121 ' I ' . 'I 5 . VOUBLE THE LIFE OF YQUH UQTQFS Cbf' 'Q 3 M1 Liezm P10:,.1.- ' OIL 1 ul WOCJNSOC TT PAYG COT PRN? VVOON OCKPI IJXII .Q w11L.J WOONSOC 'T TNQTITUTIOT' VOR SAVINGS X N 1 7: ' P! .5 1 A.. .. 1. --A A A f JI 7llllIN nr rf v 7 1' lf: ' 1' 1 KJ . J, 11 L: 1 W1 N 1NHf3L'Kl 'l' I-'HHUEC ISILYYIJ ' 'QQ ,- .- f. L' IH MAIN F'I'I'CIfif'I' XWJflN5A4K'Klf'l' H I Nfl 1' .Kff.lrw1llfrf11fw X WI llY.Xl,S.-XYIN13' ILXNK XYIIH .X fI f'fv'CZi41l IHYIIJI-Ifl I'.XlIJ WI'I'HfPl l' lN'I'ZCHIil'I lIH7-A I'fJ!: Tv, YPQXHS I ffmlplnnrm v RHODE ISLAND PI USH MILLS WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY Inc 6 Q CLOTHES Q Q PRATTE S DRUG STORE EISENBERC' cmd TICKTON PALACE BOWLING ALLEYS F I GARDELLAS SONS Inc - -, , I -. -, C mplmwnl.: rv P. . I' I 'I' .4EllII1XX'4HllY. .Nl:m:u:--I' 'l'.a.,,r I .- M7 H5 Malin Slxwcft 1353 Humlpg Ay.-,,m- Wmmsrmk-1, Rhwciz- Island I I f'mrfl,lfn1v1fr. T IUH I-'pull Hllvvl I V Bmw! Fm' 'Yum' Hwrzllh rl! ilu' I I ' I1- +r1I wx', I4'I'I'I'l'.' 1 I PV IDI' 'T c'1N.m, sr 11:14..-LLM., rmm ' P 'K H XX'nmI.-Iwlxn-I I3 I :WU IILIIIIWLIII NIVV:-I u 11'V1SHt'Ixm'i. II I x 1 . M I' 'n j..,j.,j 'Iv :TT I ,, BELL COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND 104 IOWI AND STRFFT I Sfn DOWNYFLAKE SHOP RESTAURANT and DOUGHNUT SHOP 104 Mann Stleet C eclzl zs Part ot Our Serz 1cP Ib MAIN STREET Woonsocket R I FOTNIJIITTIPYIIY of FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS Inc Complzments oj BU OU THEATRE I Ffnrlzpllrvlffrlts nj' An f.r1'e1lv:zt Place' In Sh JI FALK BRQTHERS r . . V, .IIN-pl' V, 1lx':nx'.1l, Mgr. S ' , . . Fnmplzments oy I MEDOFF COMPANY September 1939 Iune 12 1940 He told me ot thot ttrst doy when they entered the mootc portolls ot Woonsocket l-hgh Ntth lve never been lctssed looks How they Non dered helplessly oround betng sure to treod softly ornong the pedes tolled Iuntors ond Sentors The cour oqeous ones who dorecl to osk dt recttons were sent scurrytno to ony plone but Nhere they ontecl to oo' Ah but not the next yeorl rCont1nued on Page 121 EDWARD B MEDOFF M Class of 25 169 MAIN STREET Complzmerzts Oj GOLDFINE IEWELERS 279 Mann Street Woonsocket R I Paul Goldfme Class of EDWARD T MEE Insurance Bonds Real Estate LODIE BRIEN 1-H Court Street REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Tel 3596 L 1 I , X . J X , , ' ' . - . D. ., l 'ff Y V , 1 , '30 8 DYBALA SPRING BOTTLING WORKS Certzhed Sprulq Water 46 THOMAS STREET WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND Complzmente of DAURAY 6. BARDSLEY Industrzal Electncal Speczalzsts CITY LUMBER COMPANY 157 159 Front Street Wooneocket R I 333 Rlver Stleet Tel 2280 BRUNETTI BROS BAKERY Itallan and ATUPTIPHII BREAD Complzments of CRYSTAL RESTAURANT and Elite Club 560 562 SOCIAL STREET Woonsocket 9 T.-1. :as-.I :as-W T ATTENTION FELLERS All Tdtm If fx Rem Aubu BARAM S nw 1 Shop 3' 'WAINI ST RI' ILT HlllNlltIxiI MILOT BROTHERS CO Inc 1 Sf IX zu s Rooyzng Sunplu H111 and Gram 'uunsockal R 4 THE BAZAAR GIFT SHOP H O us NIONIUIXII XII SQUARI PUIINKMI 1 mums Fw FROSTED I-ODDS Ar KENYONS MARKET r c I J Hzqh of I 4 MONUMh.N1 SQL XRI' IVIADAME VIC S DH A A WEEDEN U IiLIf :' 1' : : YI W: Tn. If-Vfxfi If .fwbrf Lim, IIk. 1.QIl.'1I1If?gVIVI 1f.d'-'CII1.J ? .',1111i :,.w1' 3 .zwrzzng .' 'I:'1'.' In I I' If , , . Nm' 1 1 X UH HU 'J I,u1nhr'V. Pun! and Maru 9 Mrrvr' lx 'V ' .' Q 'fs L ' ' Wm 5 -. R I 217 SOCIAL STREET VN 5 ' ' , . I. I C' IIHIJIIYYIUIVIS nv I J A I I A. ' V , I I'0SII Mvafs. Vcycrfzlmles an I If rm! . '.' .I P t I 3 II CWS F4 A EVM-U V-LIHIH .Fr shiny Iufh Pcaim u Il Svllznr M CHYIKIC P11 I Hr UVCV ' A ' ' ' 215 Hvurs at W1 Q -vt, R. I, - . ,. . ,A . I'ln-Nw .M H71 f'11HlIlPIIHIL'HIS ov IIIPIVIIPIIVTIUIIIS nv If CHRISTIANSEN and COMPANY Cerlmul Iublzf A1ffJllVlf!IVlb C11lW CIIIINIIAIISQII C P A 015.1 I' Helm ' John J Iiijllllgall C P A BRAGARD PHARMACY 214 MAIN STRILLT Woonsockei R I Crnnplzmmztx rr J 1111 A muuu an Auclz or 281 MAIN mTREIzT Woonwckct R I Complunents or AIREDALE WORSTED MILLS Inc Complz1nent.s of AMERICAN PAPER TUBE CO WOONSOCKET R I ll J '1 , 1 '. .. Y. 2' . ...,. Ge f'. H .C.I . ' ' .' 1 Iifllllf-ml I:I'2l!2lI'1I, l'lH1l. C, .F . ., lu! C' t I and ' 'l'v'l, Il' -' I- - V 'l'- I, IZIIN Cr mplzmeuls of WRIGHTS DEPT STORE GOOD TIMES or bPARE HOURS 'SMALL COSI' Sfwldl Cmllcl Young Men 18 21 YI us Semur Z1 Years Ovu IOIN THE Y M S10 UU 'Sli 10 September 1940 Iune 1941 Tl1r1ll1r1d to tl'1e1r llrst eruofmerrt ol dm old Amerrcdn prlvrlede the votes for ollrcers f ho would presrde over them lor the rest of the fhool edr Tdbuldtrons ol the voters found Wrllldm Com err Preelderml Mdrllvn lones Vrce P r e 2 1 d e T1 l Hdzel lenclces Secretdr, Gnd Wendell Boxold Treasurer fC0nt1nued on Page 161 MENS CLOTHING Gua Moussgdu Cnnplzmcnls ov A FRIEND SYDNEY WORSTED CO W Junmckct R 1 DR A ZWODEN Denim! ol MAIN STREET Lcfrancol Blllldlllg e Olde Lnqlzsh FISH 'md CHIPS RESTAURANT 34 Blackstone Strut Woonocket R I '1 ' .' f - az x.,1,-ur. '11 xx'.m1.1,':: . . C. A. Cldss went to the 'polle to Cast tlrelr MOUSSEAUS 1 ' ' .' I f ' 7. . . .,- 19 WJXISH VIUWFRC I If NIOUREUX BhOTHHI'5 WOON.:-OC ET AIHTVTIC ASSOCIALION X LAFAYETTE WORSTFD SPINNING CO f my II I 'I V.'.aI II .XI NUII1 II I ,IIIINI I,l'Il1II, I' I. . ' T I .' 'IIIE IHXIIK AYIfNI'If XX'Im1r1'L'IxL'I. Il I F' T' 'ET ,' , 'T C .X. IJUNLUN.1'fef14'f11r1I I IIHXXI IYU. I 11c'f1I7jl .Iftlffrlvlrw fl SAV: .I. .XII'I'II'IIY. C'ffrIr'If EDWARD T MEE A B PANKIN G SON Ivr MASON PRESTON WOOINQOCKET 1 UI-.WRITEP COMPANY I I X H1 IIFXXHIIN 1 MASUREL WOPSTLD TVIITI Inv KANES Inc VICTOR H IVIONTI M D H4 1 ,- W , v,,, A J, Y I !'lf'f,7l,'f 9y I If'.xJf1f'I1ffr'a' Ijrfwfx , . , , , ,, IFN!! l','.N'Yfl'f' WINS HIGH 9'I'Hf'ff'f'l' CO. ' 'N 0 +'r,2l'swr1xff+x xx 'ww 'YL L Hal ,U1l'l.'H Cifwflilfgj Vrlvrix i1HfH 1 1 'M:'w'X' S11 mwffs CJIHV4' UHI!FFlf'f.w 'Iv '. ' ' FRS - UI T lC'!'I N.-XC'Ill qf, ,i Nulw fJwff'f:'w11ffrI Hwfflrrl 2411 AI.-XIX S'I'HI'IIf'l' 'Vi YY1m11fuL'ke-I, H I V421 IHJIEVI fgt!'l'l'7 K frrfplmwulx m , -. .1 ' - .1 1, . ' ' f'1,r'f,V 'r 'X V f HKPXII-' nl Umm' ': INR' 1'fL 1c.s' ZTI XYMNIKIFNI' SQl'.'XII? ,' , , . XY II,N1!K'1'il'I fU'Ill1lllTl1PHfS oy DR CYRIL ISRAEL IAMES ZINNO Shoe Rebuzlder 7? BLACKSTONE STREFT WOONSOCKET R I IIMMY WALSH cmd H13 Orchestrcr Featurmg Ed1th Lepcrcre Cmnplzments or SOUTH MAIN STREET GREENHOUSES 182 SOUTH MAIN STREET Woonsocket R I WOONSOCKET TRUST COMPANY Ilr MAIN STREET 521 SOCIAL STREET Woonsocket R I The Bank Wzth The Maglc Doors Thomas A Handx Chauman of the Board Walter S Hunt Asst Treasurer W E Latond P1es1dent and Treasure: Edgar S Cote Asst Treasurer Carle A Rankm Vice Pres Earle J Hope Secretary L M Constantmeau Asst Secretarv Fomplzments of IAMES MULLEN 6. CO Inc WOONSOCKETS OLDEST FURNITURE STORF 14 70 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND F u I DANKQS BAKERY Complzmvnts nj Hmw oy Folcivu Crust Bread ANTONS 446 RIVFR STRE FT Your Huzrdreswr Wmonsorktt R I MCCARTHYS Class Rmg Iumor Prom A aold rlna emblazoned by small emblem ln maroon upon Nh ch was the name and 1n1t1al letter of the school and also slded by the entrance and araduatma ears ol the class recelved the ad mrratton and vote ot the mayonty as Proclauned by everyone a com plete sucr ess was the annual Iumor Prom held on May 9 l94l One of the largest crowds ever to gather under the roof of the gym danced to hlttna mustc provlded by Sammle Dussault The promenade was led by the class ofhcers and thetr escorts ln all as my lrrend summed rt up lt was a prperool fCon1znued on Page 181 ENTERPRISE MARKET Meal and Crorezws Woonsockct R I Complzments of BOURCIER BROTHERS STORAGE Household and Ofjzce Fuznzture Mozers Te 160' Woonsocket R BELLIVEAU ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Eleurzc Lzghtzng Futures and Applzances ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ' Monument Square Woonsocket R I O BIRON Varzetu and Grocery -P8 BERNON STREET Vloonsocket R I r , 'A .' ' ' , .' 2 . U, 1 .' ' 1 . . . ' j ' K, a . 5 ,, , ' the selection of the class ring ended. i H A 4 I I V. 1 . 1. ' L. S 1 - 1- ' v . Plxonv IEHTT I6 GRAMOLINI S MARKET 'Klear Delzcntmwrz FTOFPVIFQ 680 VVOOD AVENUE Te 4137 MARCHAND 6. KING Decorators and Illakere of Fzrze Furnzture 10 7 MAIN STREFT WoonQocket R I 1 CONGRATULATIONS Those looking ahead to a career m the busmew field would do well to get a copy ot HILL COLLEGE catalogue It QIVQS lull partlculars, about BCS BAccts BSS and other b cts Also shorter refresher courses Bachelor degrem m busmess su Je WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND HOME COAL CO 1 m PRIVILEGE STREET WfDllIlSOCkll R I Tel 2810 To All Hrgh School Graduatee Corzgratularzons and Food Luvk W W INGRAHAM KEOUGH 6. PRATT Inc Real Fvtate and Insurance 194 MAIN STREET Woonsockmt R I Tcl 438 A LECLAIR FLORIST 262 MAIN STREET YVoonQoCkel R I TIC I 1- - 'IH-I, 3:21--Um-1' Iv-m'1w5 lrikv .' ' ' ' ' ., ' c HILL COLLEGE I.5f' E. . , I PARAGON RECREATION ANNEX Boulmg Allcya SILVAS MOTOR SERVICE Bowl Work and 111111 84 MAIN ST 81 B1:.HVON bf 841, SOCIAL STIQELI' Woonsockgt R I TL 1g7f, September 1941 Iune 1942 Class olhcere were elected toda, Because l am not a bona llde alas member l could not vote but l was allowed to watch the votlncr and ore edmr events oenln arauments to the favor and al avo o the andldates had a ed to and lro on the platform ln the hall lt was the 11TQ1 tlme tr Woonsockets hlstorf that a Senlor Clae had been allowed to make Qampawn Qpeefhes Most ol the can dtdates had manaaer and one even had a braei band When the smoke cleared away tnumohant Kenned, Preetdent Madeline Too mef V1 e Presldent Soplne Glo lalc Ser retary lohn Morn Treaeurer and lohn Daley Chanman rCont1nued on Page 20 Complzmenhs of GLEN ARK MILL I W MURPHY 61 SONS lf oonso lkets Leadln Quallt Prmtere Nlurphx Blllldllli.. 115 Qlllllllll bil et In ' 11' VII, 1'-14, 'l'-'l, Iliff Q , 1 . ' 3 ss C ' 1 . , .' ' ' , ' . Days before this important hapf smiles were beina worn by Ralph A a 1 . v, Q ' ' sf r l C ' . . 1 , 'C f A Q Q 1, , a . Q 5 . 5' , . In 4 X I . I V C ' Q5 1: ' v Q . 5 A A .V . . I I ., . .0 18 WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICES XT 8a MAIN STREET PARISIAN CLEANERS DR H PAUL NARCESSIAN 11 1011 PRONI STI-II' BT IT S HOGD S ICE CREAM The Flavors TI'1ere H P HOOD 81 SGNS INC 39 Promenade Street Providence R I 19 I 1l'm Is of ' 1 ' z 12 7 Q ' T. Bc-Iislv ' ' D01 is! I l I O 6 O . . , . , . . Im jummg the army behmd the Army' 41 Z G, 3 mLs may not quallfx 15 bomber prlotwz but thev can learn to make the1r hnvers Hx our thur txpcuntrrs Bemg a good seugmry 15 .1 worthy contr1but1on to uctory Katharme G1bbS trammv I9 the chmce of '1mb1t10us xoung Job Emploxers last year asked ua for 53,0 Cnbbs seerenrres 0 TWO YEAR COURSE combmrng a oundatmnnl year of college subjects mth a year o techmcal trammo ' ONE YEAR COURSE mtensrve secrelarml trammg Placement Qeruce m Prmldcnrc Bmton and New York F1ll tum opens Srptrmber 2 lor 1llustr.1ted catalog .address Entrance Comnuttee e 5 scuooz 'I55 ANGELL STREET PROVIDENCE R I 2' Comp! menrs of ACME I' URNITURL COMPANY C077I1Dll1TlClltS of EOBS MENS SHOP Complrments 01 T E POWERS DMD Complzments 01 CHARLES C KLRLEW SENIOR PROM On February 6, Don Quwero and I H 111 certmnly remember ihclt MISS Woonsocket H1QhCIffST1d9d1hG nrcht The gym was GGYIY de-CO long Qwcnted Sernor Prom rcrted 1n maroon and whne stream fC0ntznued on Page 211 20 I I , I I I I , , I t -Ei 'L 2 4 ir R' ' V U If 4 1 .' If v ' I -U , . . , '- . V Y ' ' 1' l . ' 7 ' f women plannmg for Ll busmcss career or for a war emergency ' l , , ,,, ,,,, . - k-1'-i',' , n - .- , ., , 1 , . , . , . z 1 K- nw 1 u h 2' . 4 ' ' 4 ' Q O 1 l ' ' I 1 . . Cfmzplzrrzcnhs of FALLS YARN MILLS 7lIH'llcIl1ll?S PINE WOOLILN AND SPECIALFX YARNS er: and a larae Arnerman llaa ma pla ed rn a very Con QICIIOUS place Mum was prov1ded by Sammy D11 aull Q orcheelra The carnmlllee and olllcers Qhould be Qonaratulaled ment The Cornmnlee Consrslcd of the lollo 1nf1 lohn Daley Charrrnan Wllrna Allen Fred Ballour Ralva lore Rulera Raor1lCharpenl1er Rer nlce Cohan Rrwanne Cole Armand Cupldo lohn Cu ran Dol loeerh Robert Lavme Clarlew MCG le Rachel Q Nerll and me Clafs olh e Ralph lxennedx Madehne Toarne Soplue Glo val: and lohn Morne fContznuecl on Page 2?f FORTINS TIRE SERVICE Corner CIIHIOII 'md Pond Sheets Woonbocket Rhode Island Cc11npl11nu1t.s or DR CHARLES C IANNE GUERIN MILLS INC WOONSOCKET Rhode Island Mu I ' ' ' of i, ' ' 1 S X ' ,Qt ' I ss ' 1 5 3 . ' I , , M r ff ' . ' X , , ' , , Y, I fsfs '. . . 3 ' I' I - 4' , I , 1 I 4 ' , A Y , . iv , lor the splendrd evenlna S enyoy- I U r 5 UT 'ff ' , , ' . 9 I rj - rs: r , , v 1 f A 1 V, I-Inn' sr lfwrlill. l'r-vp l I ' . . ' C ,, L. 'l'1'lf'pllull4- HTS Ql CwO7'IlIJIlTYZPI1IS 01 MILLERS TAXI SERVICE Inc CALL 400 MINNIE S BFAUTY SHOP LEO GARIEPY SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS M111 Work a Speczalty 220 Paradls Avenue MODEL LAUNDRY I azuzderer 9 Fm Storaqe Cleanwre AND SHIRTS Tel Woon 377 Complzmente 01 MODERN SHOE STORE Home of Shoe Barqazm 04 M-XIN STREET FRESH VEGETABLES D-XILX LEVERONE FRUIT STORE P66 MAIN STREFT Wooniocket R I 24-HOUR DELIVERY ON COLLARS ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY at 22 NEW YORK CLEANSING F R A N K S fs DYEING COMPANY Soda FIIVIIIII Ire Frmxm H1 THIRD ANFINUF anus C xgmm Rn Fmndx 1 Som ll S 9 G fi rneettnas Meettnas were conducted by parhamentary Iaw and teachers acted as advrsers onh Not once was rt necessary tor a teacher to exerclse dlsctphne The class banquet yf1II und the honor students takma the soothaht and other IocaI state and nat1onaI honors bemg bestowed on the de servrna rectptents Dancma and tun w1II IoIIoW the meal 1the1 orrr 1n s1mpIe fhtte dre se and etdht mne boys IH dark surt II be .Jrad uated trom Woonsocket Htah Sct ooI In the evemra dancmo at the an nuaI Commencement baII II pre va1I Where they ao from there onI the future can teII Bu h teve happens and wherever tI e ao ma God ao wtth them fEndt NAIARIAN STUDIO Ixeep the memory oI your araduahon Wrth a photograph by NAIARIAN STUDIO Portrazts of Atttstzc' Merzt Lzberal Dzscounls on All Regulaw Styles 'IB5 MAIN STRFFT FFDFRNI BI II DINIC' Telephone 11 P , V - . - ' A Te-I. new F Y Y 1112 Court Street Fl' IZ Lf . ' j Te-I. IIIIIH 461' ,I 'L .,'ll'0OI 'I'h CI of 42 was Iso the hrst Ur , n ri zu of Iune IQ, I942 to have a constitution and class one hundred and forty-:-:even arrlf' ' s.. ' X . ' I ' V ' S A I 4 ,Y -Y ' , ' , ' .' ' Wi - f' . . . . V ' ' vii - 'V ,A 'J - .. I r K f V - .. . ,. ' . . f ,I I , , 1 5. 98 ARTHUR BEAUDET Jffu P191 and fJ1JIlT7lPIl'ZSY C,omp111ncnls nj THOMAS C MEE COMPANY HUGO A IARRET PAWTUCKET R I RAYMOND F MURPHY 6. CO mc HOSPITAL TRUST BLDC Acrmmtrznts and Audzmre fnZ1J1l71lk ll MILDREDS BEAUTY SHOP '24 PROSPECT QT o coNNoR s DINER W' UW' R 24 . . I '-. , . 2 U , Z. 1 1. Awww-I--' Vmui- I-'--ruusfm. ' l'.X CJ ' r S Dj ' 1 I 'Wm s' ' u I T'-I HT mplznzentv BELL COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND 104 LOVS LAIND STREET mplzments KILEY S Inc ROBERTS CHILDREN SHOP Outfitters to Chzldren Bzrth to Graduatzon 5 Broad St Pawtucket R I 124 Main St Wooniocket R I GOOD LUCK THOMAS P MURRAY QS SON Cemetet 11 Wemm mls' All Frnducte 5 RAILROAD STREET BAY STATE FUR Complzments of FREDERIC W ROUNDS 25 CV, ' . of Y Y n -' 01' I to J . ' QOT . CITY D IRY OI 1 JOIF DAIRY PRODUCTS Lcrzorafor Cortrollfld Lame I cmd Cleare t Plcmt m the CITY OF VVQONSOCKET 184 BURNSIDE AVENUE ' um '83 zen G11 'Heats my mplznzrnhs 1 utlx LUNIUIIIKKI WADES DAIRY AVEDON STADIUM BLILDINIG Complfmentb of X ICTOR NIESSERE CUYYZIJIITYICYIIS or mplzmn nts MADAME VIC S A FRIEND Cmnplzmentb 01 K-XUFNI-KN HXFS 2 C ryl J Lxrio Cf I fs I 5 ' ' ' I h - 1. Z- , 1 WI i' . Cu f ' rf Ho will take- Zl svcrmd luok lt hs N sms' j ' .' - by Co ' ' .' nj SERVICE SALES CO Agent for Pltlsburgh Paznts Wallpaper Mzll Supplzes Sportzng Goods Industrlal Handling Equipment all CLINTON STREET WOONSOCKET R Complzments of Conzg I ments ol SITNIK S MARKET Cll0ZLC Meals and Gzucevzcs MORRIS YARAU5 380 RIVCI sueel Woonsockct Rhoda Island Tel 790 THE FACT lhai' flus company was selecled fo deslgn and make fhe engravings for llns book and many ofher promlneni' Annuals us SIghlflC8h'l 'lhai' we are New England s leadlng Designers and Engravers of school and college publlcahons - 0 ENGRAVING and ELECTROTYPE 20 MATHEWSON ST-PROVIDENCE-R I' 27 .X. lf. l,,XXYI1I4INl'l'Z, l'l'4vp, ' 1 . . I 'l'f-ln-plxu-rn' TIN-XV 'I'--lvplmfvnv ll'-sill--llwv BN-J . , i , V I . . . l Congratulatlons and Best Washes to the W H S Class of1942 MCCARTHY S Shop wltn McCarthy s Budget Coupons for Your Entlre Graduation Outfit M, 'O 6099350 ul BOOK 525 oo So Easy to Obtain So Convenlent to Use WOONSOCKET S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE - 1 K . .5922 . hu. .3 ' 2 . w'5gE3.5':3: I' 'F 'emi f fa Mid- . 'tif Ee 4 ' .-sal!! Qu ui 'ly 0 I'-W A ' In LVN 2 .I A MD oo1A 5 4 - Q ' 'W Ei: gi ' ze .. 2 Wx-9 ' , 28 ANTHONY P ZIFCAK ul rn X X SIR HHH HILL TOP PRESS J I YE OLDE ENGLISH s 1 C LII XRI XX E. Noclul VV lUlI'wfJLl'xlI H I r Ll 4 :mp nzplzmuzls COFFEY cmd HAGGERTY Scwml DR THOMAS FOGARTY mzplz ts JACOB FINKLESTEIN 8: SON 29 R0 Hs! AI' unrl I11s11ru1u'c 351 .lf IN ICHI' W srrckol. II I I'Iw1!I' Ifmf-XX' :uni ill-T-.I .II P'I .' N , 0 I H UN FIJI and 311111 Zllji KIT, ST. ' ,X ,ES 1 31 RIVER STREET XVUUIII -. Ii. I. 1 , Xu I I- S' wi I, 1' U-- M M I ' Ur'I s Pu? lfp To Tak' Ou! X1w..1w-i IIIIW-. NIE! limvnts ul , C0 ' .' OV 31111 Avo. , 'l'--I NIT, Cr 'men of BROWN'S REXALL DRUG STORE .Q Moit Popular Pendezvoxx' A T T 1 fi Tcwn If lI's From B7'OIl'7I'S. It's All High! QAK VALLEY FARM Complzmcrzts 01 CLEAN QUALITY Rau Mllk .md Cxeam LAURIER From Our Own Held RIAL-I-O fer! 1 Dau Ikllll R OLYMPIA The OUTLET Company I B FARNUM COMPANY WOONSOCRETS LARGEST PAINT HXRDX XRF and SPORTINC COODS STORF 'NIEVS FNIGL-XXDS FINEsT XX -XLL PAPER DEP-XRTNIFNTT Nlonumult Squix L SC ro 11111 Fresh Emfrjly A Tu' ' . 4 I. Rhode' IsIanrl's I.argc's! 01 ' .' ' H. ' 'Q A . . I . f V: . . , , 1. . . I 1 ., , BLACKSTONE POTATO CHIP COMPANY H M-XIN SI'RFF'I BI ACKSTONI' NI-XSS 'I 1 le phone O CROCHITIERE Pm Besz Senzve and Qualztu ICE Cf d VVOOD Phone Woon 1w'3w mplzmmrrs H BURDICK WHOLESALE CAN RAII ROAD 'QTRFF1 1 it DY CO NEW ENGLAND COAL CO COAI STOKER9 xead O1 Furzm x 31 C nz11Ium'r1!.' I 'A A 1 582 CASS AVENUE. VVOONSOCKET. R. I. ' .' ol . F. xV1llJlS!'kPt. R I. Ins! 01 i I 'PJ Q Wg N Q QM? X. X' llul f. .V ig ggi if .1 3 X Xzify XM A ' , X X XXX E Q Q - ....-,-.m.+M,, X X W xv Xii gy GJ' f if rXX :.VL ..L - ,g AAlxl:,ig:L:X' 51 Z 1 , 1 t XXX xi- X I X -S I ,NA A xx N NX XX X xx , L X X NM ' Nix XM: Xwxl XJ! E . Q. 1 1 5 ,, X 4 1 - M' 'N . in Xi. 3 XJ .' f v ,J aww JJJJ X1