Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)
- Class of 1943
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ONCE MAY OUR LAND BE BRIGHT WITH FREEDOM'S HOLY LIGHT 97 1'U1'1'1 By the Students of WOONSOCKET SENIOR HIGH WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND 1t:1:1 ' -.--,..,. 1 -:1 1 -c.:--:zm:1--L-:.:z1f:-1:::1z:v--11-1 v1 Q' -----T1-rt-rt-:1:1rl':1:'::::1::-ftrtrt:::t::fx:111-7171251-rtcfff 21:1 RLS ,, fff,f,,fff 1 ffff ,, ff,ffffff ffff ff I G , 4 4141 41 SCHOOL ADUATES IN SERVICE HIGH SENIOR OONSOCKET rw 1- iv .LA 1-1 -. -7 1.. ANSV ER T0 MHE R COUNTRY? CALL AR TH 'WO PRFQFPX F QACHFCEC3 PC' MA1' Q1 4. L, 1 F-1 1-1 RESPECTFULLY DHD CAHLD 4K if 1 fxzzzfzf zz .111':u111-k, 111 'l'. 111211 l'11l1-, S S111i111, I., 1115214 11'.11w11, I ,-1-11115111 1', 11'. 1112111 1'1111111111, 1-Y S111111, K. 1111111 '11 X 1, 1 .l11lr11'11, 1' .1 111211 1 :1'111l1 11111111111-1 1 f 'k F1111111, ll 121111 1Y:11l1-1, l. 1-I. l. 111111, 15 1113111 1'1.11, ,1 111-11. 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I 'xx Xl X 1 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH The Spirit of '43 EPTEMBER 9, 1942 began at the Woorsocket High School. The world was in the midst of a great stormfWorld War ll The nations shuddered at the thought of the darkening war clouds, but from within our school where the light still burned brightly, we peered into the darkness with the confidence that our light would brighten the surrounding scene. This light is symbolic of the spirit ever present in the hearts of all of us. Repref sentative of this glowing spirit are the numerous tasks which are daily being performed, with willing hearts and hands, to aid the war effort. Our boys are preparing themselves for the great struggle which confronts us by dlligently studying advanced physics, solid geometry, trigonometry, and algee bra. Mechanical drawing and blueprint reading are skills also acquired by Woonsocket High youths, while commane do training provides a physical fitness program for our boys. lndustrious girls sew earnestly to help Red Cross for they believe that proper clothing may save lives. We have all worked ardently and cheerfully in the scrap metal and key campaigns. We have offered our serv- ices in the rationing of various com- modities. Yes, even our religious education classes tend to win this war through teaching tolerance and brotherly love. With the support of such an enviable spirit, the light of liberty can and will continue to shine forever. STEPS T0 KNOWLEDGE WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH I9 CHARLES A. DONLON Principal liberty . . . the word that is imprinted in the hearts and minds of every American boy and airlHWe fought for it to become an independent nationeWe will die, it need be, to protect and preserve it. Our schools today are contribut- ing very definitely to the war effort, We are equipping our boys and girls both physically and mentally to be ready to serve their nation in these crit ical days. The youth ot the nation will tiaht tor and will defend those ideals tor which our forefathers so gallantly fouaht. Charles A. Donlan SCHOOL COMMITTEE Lift to right-Emile J. Fralsier. AI- fredfred T. Plante, George J. Bedard. Mayor Ernest Dupreg Chairman Ar- thur A. Roberts, Dr. J. J. Gearon Jo- stph Chabot, Mrs. A. C. Fitzsimmons. Dr. McNally. WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH OUR LIBRARY MISS MURIEL MCFEE Dean of Girls ISS Mclfees genlal sm1le serves X as a welcome slgn to all who cross the threshold of her olhce: The able and wllhng guldance ol O1 dean of glrls has dlrected many a pe plexed tudent 1nto the proper course Y' v1ses all studxes Unhnngly she super nd helps all to further the1r edufanon a Because she rs such a tactlul advlse hstener and smcere fnenc' lt 15 no Wonder that many an uncertam student has gone to her for guldance s rnpathenc Mathematics WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Ill L DECEMBER ! l94l' PEARL HAP BOR BOMBED DE EMBER 8 l94l' UNllED STATES DECLARES WAR MISS ELIZABETH ODONNELL HESE are a fe 1 of the headlmes ht h greeted the Amerfcan publfc at the outbreak of thfs present Norld conflf t Person readmg between the headlfnes could read1ly have seen that wtth Jar mathematrcs 1mmed1ately would take promtnent place 1n the war effort Do you wonder why 1t became so 1m portant? Well tts really very stmpl because 1n every phase of avtatton rt 1 a regu1red subject For mstance let L, suppose the navfgator knew no mathe mat1cs then he could not calculate course ff the bombard1er d1d not ffau hfs peed w1ndage drrft and so fortfo He could not even h1t hrs target and most fmportant of all ff the p1lot kneff MR GEORGE GUYETTE no mathemancs he could not follow perscrfbed courses and could not even properly fly hfs atrplane ln war fndu tr1es 1f engfneers and rnachlrusts kne no mathernatfcs they could not turn out v1tal parts for afrplanes guns tanks arf shrps hfch are so v1tally 1mportant arsl upon w hlch the w1nn1ng or losfng of battle depends These are merely a few reasons Nh! mathematt s lS consfdered so tmporta t because v1thout ft Amen a arrnle ould not even begm to roll on tor ards the enemy and help on e and for all to tamp out dfctatorxal tdeas Woonsocket f-hgh School lS ver fc tunate rn hav1ng the apable tea hmct staff 1t has fn the persons of Mrss lvfurfef McEee Mtss Ellzabeth ODonr1ell ard Mr George Guyette who da1l str1ve to tea h such mathemau al subjects a alslebra plane geometry solfd aeom tr! and trtaonometrf to be mlderefzl students To paraphra e tht art1 le t sa on e more that the mo t lmportcrrt sub1ect fn these da, of trffe ts mathe matt and the mtportance of th1 uk 1ect can never really be over stre ed O , . r C Y xx r 1 -1 1 A 1 . . 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' ' . .- . s ., . cs , , s rg I WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Physics HV v orth of a htgh school course mlst be Judged rn terms ot rts usefulness 1 the student There are many exc llent reasons Whf the arrls and especrally the boys of Woonsocket l-hgh School are studylng Phy srcs The elementary physrcs course blazes a path for further study ot all types l scrences vxhtle the advanced course IS ol practrcable use rn the present conllr t as 1ts prlmary emphasts IS placed on the elements ol aeronauttcs Our young men realrzed that there t a huge Job ahead of them an exac ma Job that requtre not only keen mmd and capable bodles but also the sp cr l lands of trammg such as thts vrtcl physrcs course under the capable gurd ance ot our own Mr Savarra attords When our boys come marchrng home they vvrll he ready to take therr plac tn an Amertca that has becom a na t1on on wtngs Chemistry Ever stnce the begmnmg ot the l9'h century the status ot the Amencan chenc 1st has clrmbed so raprdly that today hc IS one ot the most rmportant frgures at our t1me Because of hrs achtevement the era ID whtch We are lrvlng has rrght fully been labeled The Age of Chen rstry MR RAYMOND J BETAGH L W C A.. J' ' l 'Z X V ' l Y - Q., A , V A I A I A r ' ' V ' ' , '7 5 . o, . 7 . , , , .F , V , . . . 3 . A , vt: f K- W S 3 I 9 O , . . , . N V - . , . 1 ' . '35 . . 8 i D -1 . .G I LA . . . 3 ,, fx .1 . . . . ,, x . . WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH COLONEL JAMES MURPHY Biology The study ot b1ology always has bee'1 and always w1ll be a ubject ot the ur most tasc1nat1on to the people of th world Wh! Becau e 1t IS the study ot l1v1na th1ng on earth lt 1S the QCISHCG of ltle In the land ot btology the mystertes ot all the l1v1ng thmgs of the untverse are unfolded The cheery btrd the da1nty flower and the lo Nly tnsects about 1t take on ne ff tmportance as we realtze througt b1ology that w1thout them all we could not ext t As a re ult of studylng btology we acautre an understandmg of ou selves and ot the Norld 1n wh1ch Ne l1ve Always the backbone of 1ndustr1al Amenca he 1 part1cularly 1nd1spensa ble 1n thts t1me ol war At present he 1 consc1ent1ously worktng to produce the mater1als necessary for a speedy v1ctory Thus ID h1s way he IS helplng to Keep the L1ght of Ltberty burmng Unassumlng seldom heard from and seldom vushlna to be heard he works 1n hts laboratory wtth but one passton absorbtng h1m and that IS to seek to truth Sendmg forth a tact here and a tact there the cherrnst has contnbuted greatly towards estabhshmg our pre ent c1v1l1zat1on And 1n h1s hands hes much of the clay from whtch the glo nous future of Amenca w1ll be molded Q MR GASPARD SAVARIA , , . r 1 ' . .. . . S- O 7 I A . ' s ' - . . Q . 1? s ' ' they themselves, along with all the other - . , . S I . V . A ' J? . I . 'Y I , I N Q' T . , 3 Y A - r . ' ' -- it Y , Q . X . 'V V. - x V 141 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH mei- N Mah nuff ggi . WHAT'S COOKIN' Domestic Science OURSES in domestic science are becoming increasingly popular in schools throughout the country because the young women of America still in school are determined to do their part in the war effort. They are conscientiously learning to prepare efficiently and economically well- oalanced meals and always keep in inind the necessity of conservation of such com- modities as meat, sugar and butter and other rationed foods. As a result of their training in the art of sewing, not only are they busily work- ing on Red Cross projects, but also they are reviving the pioneer spirit of the early days by mal-:ing many of their own clothes. They are the future wives and moth- ers of the nation upon whose shoulders will rest the responsibility of safeguarde ing the health of America. 'There is no doubt that these girls will reach their goal because they have been scientifically trained beforehand. KEEP 'EM STITCHIN' WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH SEND FORTH THY LIGHT AND TRUTH Freedom to Worshlp HE 1dea1 of re11g1oue tolerance 1e one h1ch ha long per1 hed 11'1 the A 1 dorr 1na1ed countnee 1nAr11e11ca 1n d1f9C1 contract 11 1 1h1 1dea1 VJ1'11C11 c1a a 1er1zeQ the greatneee ot our countr, T e sen111r1er1 1n Arne ra regardmg re11g1on1e P1ear1, 111u 1ra1ed1r1 our ClVC1GGd6I 1911 1ou au1r1o1111e and educa11ona1 exponent have agreed 1ha1 IIITIG of far pa111 u1a11, 111ere1 e pec1a1 need for proper re11a1ou gmdanoe A 1r1st11u1ed courses rn re-11a1us educa 11on 11 o e u T1 u urn '1 oon soc e1 1-hgh Q 1 ol for 1'1e 1 1111 e yeare these coureee, have bG6 1 tiered tr 1oo,1 and 1,1111 o1a11 191141011 der1o1111r1 11or1 1e ee hour on Tue da enrnent ra proved e11 orth T116 The 1arge number tu ent Wooneoo ket H1gh S b 1 1a1'1r14 the oureee h that the e ot LCN that 11hou1 re11 11' 1111 eduf'a11or 1S rot complete I , . . M .U . S .S . rg A- C ' - J h ' 1 A rl, ' ' A ' Q V ' S ' s':hoo1: A 1 1 a 5 1 ' 1 5, ' '1 F1 f rn ' , 'C 15 'T 's 5 A 1 ' 3 ' Q f' zz , fr -1' : f , , s ' T1 w,.k1y ' ' a resu11 1r1 rnany schools there have been spent in the pursuit ot ep1r11ua1 er11131g1' ' ' ot S d CII ., C ' Cloo f 1 ,se As pa 1 1h C' 1 'C 1 ' 11 1. W u e C , .1 M iv. Ura A the cpm ' k 'N -JC -C ' - 1733 Q4 ' ' Q1'2LlS ' 13 6112: M ' ' 1 o 1 1 ', 1 ' 1 ' . WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH MISS MARIE LAVIOLETTE MISS JULIA A DORRINGTON Languages KNOWLEDGE of the Var1ous lan guages IS one of the best meth ods of estabhshlng mutual re spect between natrons The culture ot ones own country IS so rnflnltely upc r1or that all others are neghble IS at expresslon of absurd arrogance whlcn 1S one of the ma1n causes ot war and 'Sf C7 MISS FRANCOISE VALCOURT bloodshed We here 1n Amerrca are taught that all men are brothers and learn to apprecrate and respect the fme culture of other nattons through a study ot the1r languages Lat1n 1S the language that IS ot great value to each and every Amencan lt IS the key to the meanrng ot the con tusmg techn1cal terms used ln the pro fesslons and 1n fact CIGTIIIGS the rneanrng of most of our Enghsh words ln gen eral 1t makes the enttre Engltsh language more tntelllgtble Our own modern c1v 1l1zat1on owes 1ts exlstence to the Rom ans whose rdeas of law and drscrphr are of great SGTVICS to Amenca toda Not only does Latln serve as the back bone of Amerrca but 1t IS also the tound atlon of all romance languages A knowledge ot Latln IS a good basls tor all language study X - . , , . . 1 , I . l A l S A- I . . . . W K I TYE LLM FF' I . s ,tx - A R . . . . . - Q . . . . Lp A J. .Ll I A yr . 1 ' . ' ,- ,. 1 ' ' , r-1' ,-. I - Q . .yn WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH 1 ,eg 1015 26 'sv MISS HARRIET JALBEFIT Languages Each addrttonal language reveals a nch treasure by br1ng1ng a new lltera and hrs ways Spanlsh 13 the language of elghteen South Amertcan republtcs As our r lattons w1th South Arnerlca lncrease rt IS only natural that Spantsh should come 1nto focus Many opportunttles and posl trons are extended to those w1th a know edge of th1s modern language A study of French br1ngs u 1nto closer contact wlth the people who have con tr1buted to the world some of the mo t beautlful hterature and rnuch of the flne t art and archltecture French 1 the ln strument used for obtarnlng the utmot out of tht lrterature ln 1ts or1g1nal forrt Could L1ncoln Gettysburg Address possrbly be the same rn another lang uage'P For th1s same reason when ,x MISS THERESA GAGNON great French work 13 translated some thrng IS lost translatrons tend to d1SlOl clarrfres the rneanlngs of numerous Frenc 1 words and phrases whtch have been adopted by the Enghsh language MISS RUTH MULGREW L ,hy W: '44 f 1 it ' O . I ' A b t f J q .QT all . t.m f' 'f . M , J .V - -av L+.-. ' ' x 8 I ,- . . . . R . . I . . r ture and a broader knowledge of man and omit. A knowledge of French also , . l 34 . . S . J . ' A s ,S , . . . A 1 . ,S .. , WOONSOCKET L ENIOR HIGH MR JOSEPH DOWLING History OW more than ever before hlsto ry IS a subyect ot prtmary tm portance Through hlstory we learn the true meanmg of patr1ot1sm mocracy freedom and peace The Statue of L1berty Wlth 1ts 11ght of freedom et petually shmmng IS symbohc of the fre MISS MARGARET MCGILL MR RALPH FITZPATRICK dom that our forefathers brought and strove to obtam Amencan h1story make us realtze the greatness of The Declara txon of Independence and the Constttu tlon We are remmded that our hbert had to be won and must be preservei by toll and sacrthce All true AITIQTICCIF should know and recognlze the stgmf Lance of then own HISTOFY and hberty Many of out bastc p11nc1ptes of go ernment come from the Enghsh 'tt Great Charter The Petxtlons of R1ght and the B111 of Rlghts are the bas1s many ot our great document Through Medleval and Modem htstort, we learn of the government of other nw ttons and the tut1l1ty of thelr waste Medteval and Modern IIIQIOIY gtves 1 on broader outlook ot event a lt dea wtth many natton and wotlt problem As the hght of hbelty bontmu to Sfllfll It gtves us a spaxk of hope that perhap some day World peace wrll be estabhshed forever Q E ,- I Y 1 Q , .. . S . A , A . . . Qi A , , do , 'J ' ' ' 'r , . ,V . A , D f '. , . . . Q- . i . . . y V . :fb 1 ' Q' A Q ' , . V - 1 . 13 . 3 . V x , Y ' ' Fl - 51 A51 ' - ' Q Q . , K 6 , - i Ci . 3 C.: - ' - - 1 11 .J WOONSOCKET L ENIOR HIGH I19 Drawing RFP hand drawmq classes provrde a Inedrum for self expreseron Who knows, but IP one day we may dtscover a buddtng Rembrandt amongst us? Such gemue would not be a surprtse to us as our well sulpplred art department allows the student tv follow the type ol art tn WlllCll l1e ts most rnterested We ftnd puprl adept tn tashtot destanlna and rntertor decorattnq many rrodel tn clay and plaster sttll others prefer to Perhap 1t wtll be these Same younj arttet who w1ll pautt the poster WlllC,ll w1ll make our Qountry go over the top rn a sale or st1ll better they may the ones to Camouflage the shtp that wtll stnlf the last lapanese crutser ln mechamcal drawlng future drafte men are trarned rn the how S and why of precrsron tnstruments blueprtnts draw mg to scale and the 'scores ol other useh methods whtch w1ll lead our country tn vtctory MISS MARGUERITE CRAWFORD I 47 Y . 16,80 44 '9 41 A ow 0 O draw prospectiverz and make posters, WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Typewrltmg Course D My goodness wrll I ever learn to place my trngers on the nght keys Such IS the phght of the new recrult to the type-wr1t1ng course As the year goes on and through the next year the student learns to type Wrth speed and accuracy Accuracy IS stressed srnce the offlc worker or War 1ndustr1es today must be accurate because mls MR FRANCIS MARRAH A few of the sublects covered 1n the course are general ottrce procedure C1v11 Servrce requlrements sk1l1 ID use of th duphcatrng machrnes and hhng All these subjects go to make the typlst as essentral to the w1nn1ng of the War as the soldrer For hrs ettlcrency and happt ness the so1d1ex at th Front depends on tt vast busrness organrzatrofr of Wh1ch the typrst IS a part MISS HELEN MCCOM BE 201 L C I A, S, , F, G, H, I, K, A, S . . . ' , takes may mean lives! -- QQ 3 WOONSOCKET K ENIOR HIGH MISS ETHEL MCCONIBE MISS MAE OWENS Buslness Seniors MISS ANNA DYJAK Work URlNG the year l942 43 the buslness sentor have contnbuted to the vvar effort bestd buyrna stamps bonds collectmg scrao sav1na paper and so forth by znvtna thetr tut to the calculatrons necessary dunnq the fuel ratron 1nd perrod by qrvtna their servtces durlna the suac and food ratronrnq penods by atvlnd from one two hours a week of thelr trrne after school 1n th Hatton Board offrce There the helped frle tf They typed and hand wrote hundreds of envelope They pasted valtdatron stamps on uel stamp sheet ln fact any' clerrcal wo lc of any nature whatsoever they dtd Nrllrngly and are told vell tThe l1st of narnes rf prrnted would ontarn the names of al the enror students tn th busnness Work and man of the clerlcal pract1c class J I I . f D A I I - 3 . Y I . is , ' 4 , , L' ' Q ' 1 e V I L . . V f f , ' . T . I . . I . , I . 7 , A K r A ' ' . g V ' ' , tc v 1 V . . I . Q , . U Y . is thousands of sugar, fuel, and food applications. - - 5. f - L K. L . , E. w ' rf ' ' X ' ' 'Ne c ' . 1 ' ' '52 Mlss cATHERuNE o'DoNNELL Mass LILLIAN MAHER WOONSOCKET X ENIOR HIGH MISS FLORENCE GENEROUX F YOU thmk the boys 1n Woonsocket I-hah School are the only ones CJGlllI'ICI exermeed these days Juet l1'iten to th typtcal aymnasnlm perlod for the g1r ol Woonsocket l-hah School IBetter take a deep breath for you wont have tm'-e to take another l CSnene the avml MISS DORIS RIGGS MISS MATHEWSON CMNQ R1ggsJ One of you Q1fl9 get tl bat and ball and we Il beam our pertol w1th baeeball Here you see a l1ne of the best baseball playere who unfortunately never had fhanfe to show thetr battlna ab1l1ty to the baseball tane The game begtne T e p1tcher pltchee a last ball The batter h1t the ball to the lett held lt Q a home ru rah' She 1 safe' IM1 R1agsJ Thate enouah' Let have a httl 1eep exermees ReadX7' lump gracefully Boun e Jun r bounce Thats good' Keep on gomg now get IH poS1t1on to a V1rg1n1a Reel tlr1Sh llg Puptl sap? CPup1lD Boy thxs ts what you c,all'1n SWING your partner lett and r1aht KMISS Rlggsl Stop' Next We ll have ome correctrve exerctses CPup1ll Aw gee' U U Physical Education ' ' ' A ls . 1 -' ', . A ,, a Around the gym our heroine runsfl-lurv . S. . ss 'g . -ee '. 4 , fy ' e ' ., j, ' I C , WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH CM155 R1aa5l No aee about 1t Th15 lb for Jour aood you kno ll We vv'1ll do 11 tn the form ot a relay rare That 5 enouah fM155 Htaael l-lov about a ltttle aam t volley hall or maybe baeketball KP P1151 Ba5ketball Ba5ketball' You nan aee 1t5 a aood aame yut UVI155 R1ga5l For a chanae let 5 haJ a fe N GXQFFISGS on the hor5e fpllplll Gee M155 RlOQS that thmg 1 too h1ah for IIS' We re aoma to 'stram our5elve5 LM155 R1QQSl ll any of you have tou heavy a cargo to l1tt I Vvlll a5515t you m 31 tt1na 1t over fDL1D1ll lt Qeem a5 thouah the more l look at that horse the h1aher 1t aetq anl tl e 'smaller l aet' fM155 RIQQSJ That Nas very good a1r l am glad to 5ax ou have 1mproved Wh1ch 5hall tt be h1ah or broad tumy KPup1lJ Ne1ther M15 R1aa5 KMISQ R1gg5l Why not? ratromnq on 5hoe59 We cannot aflori to yump on our 5hoe5 CM155 R1OOSl But a1rl5 dont you ro member? Sneaker5 are not rat1oned KPup1ll You know M155 R1gg5 we have marched mdoor all year so how about marchma outdoor5 tor once? CM155 R1ga5l There 5 the bell Y may march r1aht 1p5ta1rs to your c1a55e HIT IT OVER' K X 1 b ' w , e ' , 1 I. I ' V ' Yfri , - lg of 1 A' , , . K - - Q 1: , .' . . A - 1- lg A IOOK Gt the lamgl explegslons' CPup1llf Dont you know that there 15 1 '. , ' . ' ' e a ' ' . f 1 ' l ,A I . .1 l . .S . A .ig I F. I W L b I . Yi 7. . - M M l Q ' In - I . . 1 Q V l . J Y . OU 1 ' fff- 1 , 5 , ' , ' 1 ' 2. 4 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH MISS MARY MCNALLY MISS RUTH PARSONS English I-ll: study ol English has always -I been a subJect of maJor importance ln the schools ol America It is a fact that many students do poorl in a recitatlon quiz or examination be cause they are unable to express their selves in a simple orderly straiahtlor ward manner Therefore in English clas es much stress IS placed upon correct sentence structure vocabulary building and further practice in sell-expression. ln this time ol War one of the ways in which Americans can express their patriotism is by having a good command ol the English language. MISS SEFIENA JONES WOONSOCKET L ENIOR HIGH l25 4-1 IX' MISS LOUISE LINTON MISS RUTH BARTLEY Youlh s Impressions Tis So Tls The common to hear ome older folks say unappreclatne lb the youth of today plain to see that they dont feel beautles nature does reveal Thev thmk of only trlfllng thlngc As cokes and bands and keen teams Never of the lovely thmg l1fe brmgs They nelther hold nor cherl h amb1t1ons dreams How xrong thev are to Judge us thus To feel that youth lb unobservxng MISS ADELINE GOULD In faith and love of beaulx our thoughts are unswervlng Yes we knovx delight. ln d0lIlg something well We ve felt the cool sprmq ram agalrst our face And heard the cxvstal clearness of an evenlng bell We ve wltnessed satlsfactlon after mcaltlme grace We ve thrllled at the slght of our Old Glory And seen velvety moss hwnmng from a tree We ve llstened wlth mterest to a famlllar story And heard waves beating agalnst rocks ln the sea Yes these are our lmpresslons of llfe Uneerlng and unseemmg as ue may appear Our thoughts unmarred oy worry and strlfe To us these lovely thlngs w1ll always be dear . ,... -- I . ' ' Q I Q .. . S . . l xv ' - 1 We. too. find pleasure in the things around us. l., 1 ,' . ' l . I . L . . V . . 1 1 I , A Q I v f .J 1 ' V 7 I y . . ' WOONSOCKET K ENIOR HIGH Plays and Programs ARILTY marked the l942 1943 sea son ot dramatrc act1v1ty at Woon socket I-hgh School Among th programs whrch were slulltully drrectei by Mtss Sarah Smrth and Mr Thoma Grady was The Bulldlflg of the Flag a ceremony whrch taught us how th tates entered the unton Thls was pre sented tor Armtstrce Day and was so cesstul that 1t was rep ated on Parent N1aht Those who took part were W1ll1arr1 Munroe Stephen Proro zok Ehzabett Mularew Frances I-loaue Forrest Mart3 Mary f'lor1a Frhce and Mary Mull1ga'1 were sololsts Leona Berlow pranrst ALL STAR CAST At Chrrstmas tlme many a freshman showed buddmg talent rn the amusm play entrtled Pop Reads the Chrlstmas Carol The cast rncluded Mr lone Harold Dartt Mrs lone leanne Merette Paul Iones Lewts Goldstem Iuntor lone Edward Marteka Mary Iones Patrlcla Smtth lane Mary Sauvaaeau lack Iules luss1er Sololsts Nancy Durstn and Marv Mull1gan The solemntty ot the occaslon ol Lln colns and Washlngtons blrthdays wc brought out rn the heart warrnmg sto f ot Lrncoln The characters were Sarah Annabelle Mathleu Matthew Nrcholas Geanacou Martha Darts Le v1ne Emlly Lorralne Medotf Carolrna Mona Tool1n Patr1ckM1chael Saracmo Bobby Gerard Levltre L1ncoln L1onelPa MISS SARAH SMITH renteau Washlnaton Fdgar Chevahe Llberty Prosser McCarthy Taps Davil P Shaw and Francls Lennox Stage Man ager Helen Bellev1lle Announ er Helea I-lolmberg The greatest dramatrc uccess ot th year was ot cour e Iune Mad a d ltghttul comedy tn three acts The actor and dtrectors spent many a long hour rn rehearsal but the trntshed product was well worth the ettort ot all concerned ln thrs play the characters were portrafel Penny Wood M Barbara Smlth Chu Harrls Ioseph Kuzew Mrs Wood Vu g1n1a Balley Elmer Tuttle Forrest Mart Dr Wood Robert Garlepy Ettle Frances Mull1gan M1lly Lou Edrth Cohen G Mer vyn Roberts Owen Mahony Roger Van Vleck Fred Datanault Mr Harrls Stephet Proroczok Shlrley Wentworth Iune M Mullen Ralph Wentworth R ,fr ll SCENE FROM JUNE MAD X ,A 1 . 1 - I -'3 l . S H . . 11 1 'E S .. . ' SUC- 9 53 1' 1 C , L v 1 1 - 4 1 J 'I , 1 - 1 N 1 . - , . . . f 2 ,I 1 , . J 1 , ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 - - . F- I 1 1 V 1 - ' fx S -. -1 11 11 1- 11, ., 1J , , ., ., S I , ., ' Y ,C Y, W PIL , . , u. ' 1 1 - 1 ' 11 JUNE MAD ' ' ' , 1. 1 1 ' Il . . 1 1 1 1 ' r , . . , , , 1 1 1 - ' . 11 . ' ' I I L . ' . ' , ,, , . 1 - 1 1 1 - . U , . . . . 1.-, , K., 1 1 ' . ,. 1 , , . .1, .,, -x , A l I I , , U . 1 - Q 1 - ' 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , . . . . 'S . ' T' .1 - 11 . 1 I I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I - 11 11 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH his LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM Standing left to right Helen Belleulle llonml Pure-ntc Furs NIM rrthx Helen Holmbcrg ferard Ie-xme 'NOIYIIIHFI Trufie-lu llorls I exmo Nlrmna Tnnlm I ormme Mfdoff Xllrhasl Niruml Bousquet Iul1e Harrrs Iamce E.d1son As 1n other years, between the mayor Prompter Frances Drewmak Curtarn dramatlc attempts several sklts pep ral Armand Page Stage Manager Rrchard hes and speakers have contrrbuted lf Clark our entertamrnent 11' PLEDGING ALLEGIANCE s. M Wh --- N A l tx M K L 1,5 K-.M . 4 ' Aa , , .. ,l 5' , t .,..,j! , if , ' : , J 1 z lklll. t vt' slr. ': ' er, 3. , ', . z Seated, left to right: Nil-holas fieanacou, Annabelle Nilfhiffll. .. 2 ',. .' X '.'zz':, 2 , 4 I , - V ' l I V l 1 Q n , , . . , -.' t ' ,r l 1 S W M 1 ' - Us 1 1 4, L - L - - . WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH The Qulver O WISHFUL thmklng does not put out a yearbook plans be grnmng rn September endle s conteren es vvrth prrnters and photogr pher ses rons lastrng untrl all hours tc thrnlf up clever captrons last rnrnute leaps to make deadhnes MISS Bartley pleadrng despamng Al Wade photo graphrng the rrnportant and not so get tmg more ads rnakrng more freshmen to uy for better or tor worse Qurver lf-343 LITERARY COMMITTEE Elarne Cole Russell Leduc Dons Levrne Pauhne Roy Dorothy McM1chael Wrllrarn Monroe Lorrame Medoll Owen Mahonj Mullrgan ARTISTS Anthony Chatty Mrchael Sara rna ADVERTISINC COMMITTEE Peter Wanaer ky Busln ss Manaae Raymond Lemorr Busrness Manager Dons De Celle Drana Frankran Freder cl Dmolf loanne Robert Marrette A Per reault Vlvran Chartrer Lucrle Cayer ML rrel Heroux Bertha Calderwood Rutr Bourgors Llonel W Parenteau Grace Cassldy Anchor Krlburg TYPISTS Llonel Parenteau Luc1enne Dusseau' SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Estelle Bedard 43 Ruth Carr 43 Fran ces Czupryna 44 Elalne Derners 43 Mary Ruth Demers 43 Clarre De rochers 43 Frances Duna1 44 Lucrenr' Dussault 43 Dons Guy 43 Helei l-lolrnberg 44 Mlldred Kozaczka 4 Yvette Lauzon 43 Lucrlle Leclarr 4 ga- 1. T'- WE DOOD IT LITERARY BOARD Stand ng NI C1 el S ld 1 a VS 111 am Nlumo Fmn e Hogue Lo edlto L NIdffC dt Std! NI1l'1 -Xntomo Clfntt lralne e o 0 e l 1 ea e lame u g Elaine Pole I 0 el Par me-au Ru ell Ledu Dorothx 'XICXHCIMQI Doris lex ne Paulme Ro L O , 'I' I ' U S , c 9 H Tp 1, Q . . ., . A A r , , C ' G - A ' Q . . 5 S . 1 H- H ' - H ' ,, s, . 7 , A , , . . vw A I I I A . f ' ' I H., - . . . . I ' ' - I . , I . b H ,Q ' f- Tm: I l . , A+' , , , , , I , n f , , , Q . 5 , , Frances I-logue, Gertrude Cutler, Frances , I , . A . I V , AQ ' r - - ' , . I 1 I I 1 , I . , QI , , I 'JI . , , . . , q ,. . 4- I N-f y 1 I I -7 I ' 1 . i L N I T 1 I ' ' I' I I W4 ' .0 Z i -I i 121 . a on , i - ' 0. 4 1 C S . 3' - ' r. . A , 4 Y. 0' ' , , ,- '02 -'F' KS . ell. ' , .i n e , . ss C. Q . . ' ' , ' . -i , ' y. WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH .-'25-Q-1 MQW 3 BUSINESS 8. ADVERTISING COMMITTEES p R w XIII L Bottom Bertha Ledoux 43 Dorothy Lemleux 43 Helen Letendre 43 Florence Marte-ka 43 Mlldred Rerlly 43 Rachel Senn 4 Mona Toolm 43 Clara Wolrrckr 44 L11 har Zaychowska 43 PHOTOGRAPHY COMIVIITTEE Raymond Droum Chalrrnan Esther TIC ton lean Gnsbura Walter Bolseel L11 c1enne Dusseault lrlhan 7hajchowslfJ Ruth Carr Ianwe Fdteon FACULTY ADVISERS Lrterary Ruth Bartley Busmees Anna Dyjak ALFRED WADE E ,. I4 T L - . .ff MV' vi '4 kr, . X , :I -, 53, I,.1g,., I. I , . ,. ,, ,, I , Y E -. ,,-,, , -,.-, .E ,J o -. i r rt-ct Riley. l.Il4'Iv'IIlItA D lssault. Luc-ille Lu,-lair. V Row-Raymond Lk'ITlvll'. BvrtI1z1 Uulwlvrwnoci, Muriel Heroux. Pe-ter XVum:I-rski. 1 W I r - I - 1 , , , , . I I I V N f V ' I I I I OI f F . , I . . . , I . , UA I I f I I ' I Q . . , Q 1 . , . I ' ' . ' 1, , , I.' i - E ' , I - I - I f . 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Y V . y 1 1 1 . . , . 6 13 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Commando Training l-llS is a chant which is daily be ing heard in the Iunior and Senior High gym osiums b cause with the outbreak of this present world conflict Lame to light the fact that the youth ol America had to be built up physicallv so W l-l S instituteda Conn mando Training iourse This Training bourse includes upper classmen boys and older freshmen f carefully planned series of exercises are given to the boys in which arms legs back and stomach muscles are exer EXERCISE No THREE FASTER FASTER cised for instance push ups sit up knee bends arass drills and nurnerou others ln addition the boys climb ropes and d Chin p besides running a Course whirh ha been set in the irrimedi ate Vioinity of the c tool lt ha been fonderfiil to note the w ll with which the bov have taken to thi other .Amerifari Phool and in othe American indu tric the American natioi Cannot help be ricr arricrri the vrctoriou er thi fonfhr Noting again the favoral le re ults wi i which the bo, worlf darl and the a e ripli lin ent P tier tail N9 no ha W H tf fe prou ebau e of it i i t to the v effort b givira bo t tle erv e ,M o l-2-344, 3-2-1-4. ll . . 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I31 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH C MON COMMANDOS SAVE THE GYM BOYS Ratlonmg ATURDAY November l6 was qrven to our aovernrnent Our tune and talents were reaulred and a areft rnany answered the challenge ot our cal to arms We reahze we are a school o war and when we were asked to help rn the rattonrna of o1l we came we saw and aot the sttuatton well 1n hand Ptles and prles ot o1l rat1on1ng blanks stood stacked a the Woonsocket l-hat Sentor reported at lU3U on that fateful Saturday whlch wa to dectde how mucn tuel o1l re ldents of Woonsocket were tv have tor the wlnter What a task' A everyone tr1ed to do h1 share the p1les beaan to go down but the Boy Scou supphed They were the carrters from tll dlfterent arade schools who helped tre rnendously rn thts task Work proceedei slowly at the start however as everyonc becarne accustomed to cornputlna th blanks the rate accelerated Une arouo computed the central heatlna blank whtle the other computed the space heat er lflanlf We proare sed at a good rat all day long unttl ntne oclock that eve ntna Nhen the teachers puprls and vo unteers f1n1 hed for the day and dtd therr part ln helpmng Uncle Sarn tn h areat task ot assurrng everyone that h would have fuel for hts needs 0. I I O f 1 I , I ' 'I , , s ' l ' S 1 u F ' S - 1 ' S' .c . .S . A , is soon saw to it that everyone was well L A i 3 . V3 . ' .s 7 ' ' ' 1, . X I . I if . .S A . t f WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH BRINGING EM IN SATURDAY RECREATION Red Cross Home Nurslngs l-IE war has brought about man changes rn the currtculum at Woonsocket l-hgh School Among these IS the tntroductlon of a course 11 Red Cross home nurstng Under the dtrectton of MISS Theda Wa erman and M1 s Flores l Smart a grouw ot sentor gtrls 1 grven slmple tra1n1ng 1 1 lceeptng the famtly well and carmg for rt members tn ca e ot lllness Upon successful completton ot tht thtrty hour course each gtrl ts awarded a Red Cross certtttcate The atm of such tnstructton ts to pr pare tndtvrduals to care for tllness at home and to reheve the stram on doctor and nurses caused by war shortage lt IS tratntng such as thts whtcl helps to matntarn the nattons wealth ln Wat ttme and also makes for healthrer cttr zens tn the future Shop Mechanics XPERIENCE IS the best teacher Y aslf any boy or glrl who took the stx week hop mechantcs cour e :xt the N Y A bruldrng on South Ma 1 Street th1 year taught by Mr Ertc Nj gard By actually workmg wrth the tools and machmery these students W1ll havc a great advantage over those who lea '1 mechantcs from book and ptctures Dur1ng therr course these youthful mechamcs could be seen not slallfullf perhaps but carefully operattng drtl presses lathes and other types ol stmp machxnery Not only drd these puptls acqutre prac ttcal experrence ln mantpulattng machtr ery and readtng blue prtnts but the! also galned sound psychologtcal exper ence They had the keen sattstactron contrlbutlng to our output for war b cause they constructed essenttal tools o War A 1 BOOK KEEPERS CHECK DOUBLE CHECK 341 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Student Council LOVE of democracy and self-gov- A ernment is instilled in the heart of every student through the medium of a student council. Eeach home room, similar to cities, elects by popular vote their representatives to this governing body. lt is then the duty of this body to plan social events and instigate new activities This Student officers The dent council President Vice president Madeline Marchand Secretary Ruth Olney Since this was a war year the Student Council has found it necessary to curtal or postpone activities whenever they ir terfered with the war effort Council also elects its own officers for this years stu are Russell Leduc 4, T251 The Senior Prom scheduled to be held this past winter was postponed until May, This act cooperated with the ban on pleasure driving, which became effective then, and also conserved fuel. The Student Council was also engaged in the patriotic work of urging the sale of war bonds and stamps. A November informal dance planned by this group proved to be an eniovable event The Council was also active in the sale and distribution of football tickets Their choice of lively cheer leade proved to be popular as shown by tlc enthusiasm at the football games Through these varied practical activi ties the members of our Student Council lcave gained further experience in thinlf ing cl arly in order to govern wisely C ass Vote Most Most Best Best Best Best Most Best Best Most populal g1rl Most popular boy Prettlest g1rl typlcal bog. typical glrl actress actor glrl athlete boy athlete Barbara Smith Norman Lafiamme Ann Zachanyk William Monroe Dorothy MCMlChaCl Barbara Smith Robert Gar1ep5 Helen McMann James Rotatorl Girl most llkely to succeed Irene ONe1ll Box most l1kely to succeed Robert Garlepy fashlonable boy Russell Le Page glrl dancer L1ll1an Bardell boy dancer Jay ODell V h I . . A W, in 7.7, I I . A' - x' . 7 . . ' r . . , - 7 A . ' D ' , I W -- ,' T- 'f vivacious girl Lillian Bardell '-H-H5f-F6V - ' ' . . . A in I I w L . . . . l . . . Lv.. , Y'f i .1 ' ' To , i : .1 -s lintzitori. Lillian liz ' ll, , , . . M ' -, IPI ' -' - 'A V' zvl, llolwrt G: ny. l'TI'Llllt'FS . lll- gz , O'lJ1ll. Nu fTll?llIll9l'llll. Iluss ll fl a ' . ' ' : 1- . 4. 2 . sse gs' 4, .D r fL.f I 1 if A gzt . .. 1 .1 . . . . p row left to r ght I imp rule XX ill: im omoi nothx X11 Nlirht nie Nlu m I ix m my r e lull! Bottom row left to right Htltn XIQXI mn Ru ll Lel ante Fl le Niall imclli Nnimtn l tflamt linne O Neill Xllfllltll Sflraclna barbara Qmith Forrest Nlarts Most - Most active boy Wittlest boy Wlttl6St girl Clas artlst Boy most likely officer William Monroc Forrest Martv Frances Mulligan Michael Saraclna to become military Russell Leduc Glrl most hkely to become m1l1tary officer Elsie Scaramella Handsomest boy Russell Le Page Most fashlonable girl Nancy Chamberlain PRESE ,Z f I . K Q , n 1 . 1 1 V f A n ' ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back row left to right Walter Gaouette Wil Imam Monroe Norman Laflamme Bottom row left to right Minnie Montanari Constance ACQUISTO PATRICK Pa he man active in Pelicane liaid worker gentlemanly Ring Committee 3 Color Committee 'S Football 3 4 Track 4 Cross, Country ANDRY THEODORE Teddw Sport fan mischievoua quick on the cumeback well liked Basketball 2 ARNOLD LOI9 Sweet bl nde muaically inclined. a lucky doctors assistant: Student Council 3: Ushers 4: Choral Com- mittee 4: Pennant Commit- tee 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Volleyball 4. ANDERSON ETHEL Rather quiet ardent bowl 1 cfflcicnt a future office r ARCHAMBAULT GERALD Archie 'Star on the diamond tive at Y our aailor boy Football 4 Baseball 3 AYOTTE ROBERT G Bob P h o t o g rapher. blcyclist. dependable. ' ' W e s t e r n Union. please. 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BREGMAN EVELYN Eue Industrlous ambltlon sec retary l1k6S stenography good actress Stude Councll 3 Dramatlcs 3 Vlctory 4 BRENNAN MARGARET Ma gle Wlnnmg smile wlllowy Book of the Month fol lower Candy Commlttee mlttee 4 BRUYERE ALDOR Breezy B1CXCl6 fo1 one or two a huntlng he w1ll go aero nautlcs Track 4 BYRA CELIA Qulet unassummg consld erate prompt chxef inter ests bookkeeplng and mUv1es Vlctory Commlt tee 4 Volleyball 2 3 Bas ketball 2 3 Baseball 2 BOUCHER. LEO Lee Wants to see the world. pastime - roller skating. philatelist. BRENNAN BARBARA Bob Qu1et lady l1ke fr1endly knlt two purl one BROWN ALMA Brow me Wr1tes poetry ambltlon to be a p11ot 3Ct1V6 m Y Color Comm1ttee 3 Vlctory Commlttee 4 BUTEAU BARBARA Bobbi Petlte and sweet neat efficlent bookkeeper Vxc tory Commlttee 4 CALDERWOOD BERTHA Bee Attractlve blonde dalnty drawlng her way to fame applles her sales manshlp Student Counc1l 2 Ushers 4 Qulver 4 Choral Commlttee 2 3 Mx 'V Al !! , . l . . T - ' . - ' . 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CALO ANTONIO Tons Blackout 42 football hero w11l set a record ln the Marmes Rmg Com mlttee 3 Baseball 3 4 Football 3 4 CARNEY CATHERINE Tuckey Lxkes clerlcal practlc strike spare' how se bowls' CASSIDY GRACE Gracie Wants to do retall buymg 11the sklllful wxth cray ons CHAMBERLIN NANCY Sally Collects plctures tlckles the 1vor1es W111 tram at Homeopathxc Hospltal Student Councll 2 Ushers 4 Band 3 4 Choral Com mlttee 3 4 Prom Commlt tee 3 CHARTIER VIVIAN Vu Llkes to tease fond of horses ambltlon to be a1r hostess CARLE MADELEINE Maddie Merrllw sho roller skate ilong Collects rings will e a capable bookk epel L sher 4 Vldery Commlt tee 4 CARR RUTH Blllle Hobby bottle collectmg would llke to be an ace le-porter Qulver 4 CHABOT CLAIRE DEIICHIG features mmble tVDlSl clever at needle vx 01k prefers popular mu IC Vlctory Commlttee 4 CHAMPAGNE BENJAMINE Bennv Sweet and charmlng MISS sports fan Jet black halt popular CHASSE ROBERT Bob Dark haxred llk6S dancmg hopes for a hxgher educa tlon has eye on navy .. ,.. . 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H U 4. - ,H - ln 77 CHEVALIER EDGAR H 1 g h wlde handsome amlable efhclent alr rald warden COLE ELAINE buster Ambltlous pleaslng past alde charrnmg future nurse Vllla Novan Qulver 4 Band 2 Volley ball 2 Choral Committee 2 Baseball Z Basketball COREY FRED Freddie Sports enthuslast wants to attend Annapolls lxkes chemlstry alffebra danc mg Student Council 2 Rlng Commlttee 3 Base ball 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 CREIGHTON KATHLEEN KM Cute dlmpled C3pt1V8tll'1 smlle artxstxc ablllty plans a secretarlal career CYBULSKI OLGA Olly RBtlC6Ilt plans to become secletary spare time spent 1n crochetmg V 1 C t ox y Commlttee 4 COFFEY VINCENT Vm Tall dark Shlek type regular fellow baseball for pastlme Class officer 3 COLSON MARIETTE Favorlte pastlme readlng en1ovs bookkeeplng wants to be secretary Dramatlcs 2 Vlctory Committee 4 Volleyball Z 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 COURNOYER BERTHE En3oys skung huntmg fishmg entertams us wlth or1d1nal speeches Choral Commxttee 2 3 Dramatlcs 2 Baseball 2 3 Vxctory Commlttee 4 Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 CUTLER GERTRUDE Gert Alwavs eatlng pepper l'T11IltS fun lovmg lustrous black ha1r Candy 4 Qu1v e 3 4 DAIGNAULT ALFRED Freddv Freckles some llne Casa nova kltten on the keys Student Councll 2 V1lla Novan 2 3 4 Choral Com mlttee Z 3 4 Pep Rally 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 Track 3 4 Cross Country 2 uEdn H . ,, n ' H . . . 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S ' J . -2 VARLING EDMUND Autholltv 0 en g 1 n e s tractors farmlng knows h1s math DFMERS ELAINE Demure athletlcally cllncd kIl1lS beautlfully ncvcr outspoken hldden n e of humor DESROCHERS CLAIRE Ilopes to own a dress shop plano Ushers 3 Qulver 4 DRAINVILLE RITA UICI dependable fond of dancmg pretttx as a p1c ture Adv rt1 mg Commlt tee 3 Student Counc1l Z Ushers 3 DROUIN RAYMOND Raw Now attendmg School of Desxgn dravss studles commerc1al d e s 1 g n 1 n g l1kes movles Qu1ver 4 DECELLE DORIS Do Attract1ve enJ0ys horse back Fldlllg mystery story fan 3CtlV6 IH Y Candy Comm1ttee 4 Rlng Com m1ttee 3 Qulver 4 Vlctory Comm1ttee 4 DEMERS MARY RUTH Sports enthuslast chlc loves a good laugh not so qu1et as she looks Color Comm1ttee 3 Ushers 4 Qulver 3 4 Choral Com m1ttee 3 4 Band Major ette 3 4 Volleyball 4 DI PARDO ANGELO Eye for mlschlef ear for C mmlttee 3 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 DREWNIAK HELEN Mac Amlable excellent student always ready w1ll1ng and able to help Candy Com m1ttee 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Vxctory Commlttee 4 DUSSAULT LUCIENNE Lou FHVOTIIC sport ICQ skat mg collects plctures llkes to read amb1t1on stenog rapher Color Commlttee 3 Ushers 4 Qu1ver 4 ..Ed.. ,, t,, .' N n ' .. - . - - 1 . g . ., ' V' in- I - ' . :fc . I l 3 3 . I Q in the future. enjoys the music. unusual wit: Ring , ' 1 .' . I . ' 2 x Q Q ' . u iv 1 Q e 's'. A - ' - - ' .tl .-v H H 1 3 ' . DUTTON EUNICE Eunl Happy go lucky t3lk3tlV fr1endly always on the go DYBALA FRANCIS Franny Able horseman l1k9S phy slcs has an engagmg sm1le Rmg Cornm1ttee 3 EDISON JANICE Jan Dark well polsed fun lov mg gal future sclentxst Student Council 2 V1lla Novan 3 Qulver Z 3 4 Choral Comm1ttee 3 4 Pep Rally 4 Dramatlcs 4 Volleyball 4 FEENEY AMBROSE Industr1ous clever con sc1ent1ous student mathe mat1cal1y mmded pleas ant d1spos1t1on FONTANA RUDOLPHO Rudy Wltty dlplomatlc Em ste1ns competltor accom pl1Shed accord1an1st nova a State man DWYER ROGER Rog Popular cocaptaln f track team actlve sports four letter man Football 2 3 4 Basketball Tr ck 2 3 4 matlcs 3 CFOSS Country 4 DZIOK FREDERICK Fr1endly contagmus laugh perpetual conversatlonal 1St super salesman future account Rmg Commlttee FARLEY ROBERT Bob Unassumlng u n t 1 r 1 n g worker always nattlly dressed frlendly person allty Vlctory Commlttee FIRMAN STEVEN Stex e Dry sense of humor the Fred Astalre of W H S Prom Commlttee 3 Vic tory Comm1ttee 4 FRANKIAN DIANA D1 Lots of fun to be w1th excellent sen e of humor h 0 b b y Photography Class Officers 3 Candy Commlttee 4 Qulver 4 Vlctory Commlttee 4 Vol leyba1l2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 U ... .. ,, - . 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' - . - C l .1 -- Q FUCHS LEO Speed Frlendlw finds argumg 1n terestlng an ace track star wxttv Color Commlttee 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross Coun trv 2 GAGNE ARMAND Arm Known for l relndeer sweater hopes to become mechanlcal engmeer Col or Commlttee 3 GAOUETTE WALTER Buckv Regular fellow llkes foot ball brawny leader pop ular wlth everyone Class OfHcers3 4 Student Coun Color Commlttee 3 Choral Commxttee 2 3 Pennant Commlttee 4 Dramatlcs 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 GAUVIN HORTENSE Lou Talented v1o11n1st and plan 1st soclable l1kes good t1mes pleasmg manner Ushers 3 Choral Commlt tee 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 GELINAS EMILE Alvsays at the Y qulet 1n school favorlte pastlme basketball Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Cross Coun try 3 GABRIEL GERTRUDE Gert Courteous obllglng like a good laugh speclalty candld shots Choral Com m1t ee 2 3 4 GAMACHE GERTRUDE Reserved pleasant lleves ln first l1ne of de fense home front Color Comne ttee 3 GARIEPY ROBERT Bob Eloqusnt orator HSPIYSS to be a mmlster keen sense of humor genlal Student Counc1l 4 Vllla Novan 3 ts234Band2 GENACOU NICHOLAS luck Humorous or1g1nal ranks hleh as artlst studlous character actor P p Rally 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Track 3 GEMSKI RAYMOND Ray Left for Provldence Col lege basketball manager ambltlon dentist Band 2 3 Ba ketball 4 U . . 1 f ' 1 , ,Ml .. ., . V be- uis ' ' ' ' ' cil 3: Ring' Committee 3: pep Ra11y.2. 3. 4: D!-amal I ic' . . 1 . GINSBURG. JEAN Lithe. dark. cordial to ev- eryone. charming. excells in public speaking. honor pupil: Student Council 4: Candy Committee 4 Us ers 4 Qulver 4 Vlctory Commlttee 4 GLOD JOSEPHINE Witty Jovial will mak sympathetic nuise mls chlevous smile Choral Committee GRZEBIEN CLARA Clever active at Y terest beauty culture ambltxon ecretaiy Vic tory Committee 4 Vollev 2 4 Ba eba Basketball 3 HACKE 1 T MARY E Dalntv poised ambitious exceptionally neat altru 1Ql1C Candy Commlttee 4 oral 1 'r-it 3 HANSON ROLAND Rolhe Fleet footed love debat able QUESTIONS serious sec ond Tommy Doisey Band O estra 7 Track 3 4 GIULIANO. MATTEO Matt Possesses a high degree of mathematical aptitude. dry wi COYETTE LEO Lee 'Xluays ready to help C0llllCOLlN has practical interest Band 3 GUY DORIS Quiet acreeable fastldl ous in fact very nice Just everybody S frlend Ushers '3 Quiver 4 H ACZYNSKI LEO la hful willing to work for mischief Stu d nt Councll 3 Vlctory Cfmmittee 3 HENDRICK GEORGE hp ntaneous lauah WlZald at Hqur s enterprising pa ll10llC investor Student founcil Z Choial Commf ire 3 Piom Committee 3 t. ' 1 fh- I 1 . LAJOH ll ' . '. ' . ' Q 1 ' -' 1 . ' H ill' V : ' ' U D. .Yi ball . 3. 1 5 ll '31 - - Y - - A . Fair h aired. cheerful. -M - I ,' '- rn rye' '. ' 1 - Ch ct pl, .' .pa -. 4. A- , 1 . s - 'l r.'. I 1 3. 4: rch Li... 3. 4: ji Q , t' HEROUX MURIFL Babe Clue xxxut -mlle chalm neat .1 a pln N0 lxtxcatcd Student Councll 'Z Color Cr mm1ttcc'3 Ush -, Qtlvel '3 Plom Lomnlttee 'Z HERZUCK JOHN An ther navv man enjoys Hxhlnff phllatellst qulet doesnt bother a soul Track 2 HRECZUCK ANNE smlllng MIS always busy a a be contllbutue Ush er 4 Choral Committee Z HUPALA WALTER Walt Conbervatlve movxe fan cleverness pereonlfled fin hor hand lntere tlng Vlc torx Commlttee 4 JAZYSHYN CORNELIA Nellie Frollcsome ay good 5port amlcable Jocular popular Candy Comm1ttee Ubhers 'S 4 Chora Committee 3 4 Pep Rally 4 HEROUX PRUDENCE Prudx Vux meet all around good sport cheerful rad: ant and energetic Candy Committee 4 Ubhers 3 4 Bwnd 2 HOGUE FRANCES Fran Sings beautifully pretty ey s pleasant dlsposltlon future nure Ushers 4 QLIIVQI' 4 Choral Commlt tee 2 3 Pennant Commit tee 4 Pep Rally 4 Dra matlcs 4 HUPALA STANLEY The sllent type lnterested cleverness personlfied mds Qnorthand lllt6I'6St mg Vxctorv Commlttee 4 JANNOLI MILDRED Mlllle Amerlcan glrl exuberant charmlng attractlve cap able Rmg Commlttee 3 Color Commlttee 3 Band MaJorette 3 4 Vlctory Commlttee 3 4 KAMOROFF BEULAH bhortw Happv go lucky tenms fan collectb SOUVBHIFS Lsher54 A- H 4- ,nv ' - 1 1 y 1 sf ' - - . 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', 1 v I V A , - 4: A 5 . . 1 l KANE GLORIA Loves to read books on sports emoys her English per1ods athletlc KENNEDY STANTON Stan Blond halred well known tools a clarmet wlth ease hopes to follow engineer mg Color Commlttee 3 Choral Commlttee 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Prom Com m1ttee 3 Football 4 Track KOCZON WANDA Pretty brunette engagmg p e r s o n ahty CaptlV3tlI1g smlle excellent clerlcal worker Dramatlcs 2 3 KOURY ALBERT Qulet and studxous l1kes mathemat1cs and chemls try ambltlon a1r corps Choral Commlttee 2 3 4 Band 2 KUZEW JOSEPH Joey Llkes danclng and actmg p a st 1 m e readxng and chem1stry ambltlon sec retary Student Council Dramatlcs 4 KAY CLAIRE A charmmg Mlss lfltflgu mg personallty a g 11 e cheerleader d e 1 v e s n swlng records Candy Com m1ttee 4 Ushers 3 Quzver 3 Pep Rally 4 Choral Commlttee 3 4 Cheer Leaders 4 Prom Commlt tee 4 KIRSCHBAUM WOODROW Woody Never m a hurry qulck wltted a tregular :Don Juan Student Councll 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Choral Commlttee 2 3 Basketball 4 Football 4 KOPERNIUK STELLA Stell student l1kes danclng and basketball as yet ambltlon undeclded Candy Com m1ttee 4 Ushers 4 Choral Commlttee 3 Cheer Lead ers 3 4 Pep Rally 3 4 KOZACZKA MILDRED Mlllle Future Woman 1n Whlte sweet dalnty reserved Qu1ver 4 LABARRE HERVE Mxschxevous ln a qulet way sports enthusxast pract1cal Jester Vxctory Commlttee , - ' , ' . , i 1 L ' I 1 . 1 . , I4 11 , .. ,, ' 1 ' 4 1 ' , - . 3 3 5 Y . 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U ' ' ll ' ' Y I tt ' - yn ' , , 3 , , Z . , u H ' ' ' ' . . a v ' , 9 . . . . - . 3 LABINE CLEMENT Clem Blue eyes always smllmg ace on the diamond care free Rlng Committee 3 Pennant Commlttee 4 Pep Rally 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 LAPONSEE MARIE VIVHCIOUS brunette charm mg affable proficlent ln clerical w o r k Student Councll 2 Candv Commxt tee 4 LECLAIR LUCILLE Dark halred popular band member future plans t become a florzst LEDUC RUSSELL Russ Popular student councll presldent at track tlve bl nd wholesome person a11ty Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Prom Commlt tee 4 Qulver Board 4 LEMIER RAYMOND Ray Jolly believes rules were made to be broken enJo5s being v1th people Quuer 4 LAFLAMME NORMAN Vorm Tall popular courteous promises to be another Greg Rlce Class Officers 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 LAUZON YVETTE Betty Attractlve spends time at rcadmg dancmg movles ambmon nurse Student Councll 2 Ushers 2 3 Qu1xer2 3 LEDOUX BERTHA Tall slnm dark attractxve energetlc full of un Qulver 4 LEFEBVRE NORMAN Worm Tall blond mechamcal mmded exper1ence CElX6d IH N Y A course LEMIEUX DOROTHY Attractlve blonde lass un u ually beautlful teeth en chantmg smlle 11kes nurs mg Candy Commlttee 4 Villa Novan 3 Qulver 4 Choral Commntee 2 Dra matlcs 2 Band 3 .. -- .. ., A I , I ' v li I! 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U vii ' 1 ' D V H . . . l ' V' , Q . 1 'rl ' I Y , Q . . , , LEMIRE DORIS Qulet conservatlve ardent movxe fan lucky blngo player Vlctory Commlttee LETENDRE HELEN Shy qu1et knows her sharps and flats neatness persomfied Candy Com mlttee 4 V1lla Novan 3 Qulver 4 MAHONY OWEN Blh' Always a gentleman dra matlc popular sclentxfical ly lncllned preference tenn1s Student Councll 3 Qu1ver 4 Choral Commxt tee 2 Pep Rally 4 Drama t1cs 4 Prom Commlttee 4 MANDEVILLE LUCILLE Demure dlrnxnutlve frlendly competent adept at clerlcal work Ushers 3 MARTIN JESSIE Petite Excels ln typewrntmg plans a secretarxal career Candy Commlttee 4 Vlc tory Comm1ttee 4 LE PAGE RUSSELL Stutz Handsome basketball hero what a scorer tools a mean clarxnet Student Councll 3 Choral Commlttee 2 3 Pep Rally 2 3 Band 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Base ball 3 Basketball 3 4 LEVINE DORIS Dolly Pretty lxght brown haxr amlcable modest algebra lst Color Committee 3 Ushers 3 4 V1lla Novan 3 Qulver 2 3 Pennant Commlttee 4 Pep Rally 4 Dramatncs 4 Volleyball 4 Honor Pupll MALO MURIEL smlle cheerful Wllllflg to work MARTEKA FLORENCE Flddv Fond of danclng collects records llkes to skate and r1de horseback C o l o r Commxttee 3 Qulver 3 MARTY FORREST Lankv Good natured comlcal man about town all round good fellow Color Com mlttee 3 Pennant Commlt tee 4 Pep Rally 4 Dra matlcs 4, Basketball 2 . , U N . 1 . 1 1 . ' - - ' S win g fa n. delightful , - . . Y - 9 ' : 3 - 5 ' . lil-All!! AA ' 9, il ' If tl V ' : ' - 1 ' . MATHIEU, ANNABELLE Fair haired and petite, an assiduous worker. liked by everyone: Candy Commit- tee 3. McCORMICK HAROLD I-la Serious minded popular l 1 k e s photography and scouting Long John of the Sea Scouts McLAUGHLIN EDWARD Mac Spunky determined friendly but shy sparkles on court or diamond Chor al Committee 2 3 Base ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 MCMICHAEL DOROTHY Talkatlve cute loves bas ketball games a 1 w a y s laughing Villa Novan 3 Quiver 3 4 Choral Com mittee 2 Pep Rally 4 Band 2 3 Volleyball 2 MENARD ALICE Flaxen locks always sing mg loves to dance her hearts in the Navy Vol leyball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 MATHURIN. CONSTANCE Connie Wistful smile, sincere. un- tiring worker. everyone's friend' Class Officers 4' Student Council 2 Choral Committee 2 3 Pennant Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 Prom Committee 4 Base ball 2 MCLAUGHLIN CATHERINE Charming Canadian Miss captivating sm1le prlmar 115 interested m secretarial work Student Councll 2 3 Victory Committee 4 MCMANN HELEN Full of fun and laughter star athlete eolor Com mlttee 3 Ushers 4 Victory Committee 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Base b 2 3 MEDOFF LORRAINE With long silken tresses witty Orlglflal versatlle contamous laugh smartly dressed Color Committee Ushers 3 4 Villa Nlovan 2 Qulver 2 4 Chorl Committee 2 3 Dramatics 4 Pep Rally 4 Pennant Committee 4 Honm Pupil MERETTE LUCILLE Lou Happy go lucky all around girl good musician good athlete Ushers 3 Band 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 l if ll! t . M .. . f . . l . It il l - . A Q . . 1 . all . . 3, 4. Ll ' yi l Dottie ..Libby.. 1 1 ' ' ' , I v ' 1 J' F ' ' 1 1 0. . ' . . - 11. 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MONTONARI MINNIE Has a certain charm pop ular class secretaxv for two years Class OfflC9FS 3 4 Pep Rally 4 VILIOIQ Commlttee 4 MUNROE WILLIAM B1 Popular Class treasurer able head cheelleadel has Sunny dlspssltlon Councll 2 Qulvel 4 Cheer Leaders 4 Pennant Com m1 tee 4 Pep Rally 4 Prom Commlttee 4 MURPHY EUGENE Muftl Handsome man about t wn tfmk s hurdles 635113 on track team popular and wltty Band Z 3 4 Track Team 3 4 Student Coun C11 4 V1lla Novan 3 Prom Commltt e 3 4 Choral Commlttee Z 3 NICHOLA LOUISA Busy student always smll lng coy pleasmg dlbpobl tl n Candy Committee 4 Lshexs 4 MOON DOROTHY Dotty A wee lass always agree able auburn hatred Stu dfnt Councll 2 Ushers 4 Qulver 4 Band 2 3 V1c tory Commxttee 3 4 MULLIGAN FRANCES Fran Pleasant dlsposltlon never wlthout a new Joke clever actress Qulver 4 Choral Cornmlttee 2 3 Pennant Commlttee 4 Pep Rally 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 MURATORI NATO Nato Soclable keeps baseball scrap book adept at de sxgnmg Baseball 3 4 NEWSOME INEZ Fr1endly falrly tall pas t1me Number Please O DELL JAY Blonde tres colleglate un usual accent quxte an tmp J1tterbug Color Commlttee 3 Choral Commlttee 2 3 Track 2 A . 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'- 3 ' v - T . 1 ' , 1 , l OLNEY RUTH Ruthle Neat scholarly talented always cheerful leader shlp abxllty Student Coun 3 4 Vllla Novan Qunll and Scroll 3 Honor Pupll O NEILL IRENE Neat attractxve efHc1ent the Ideal secretary talent ed muslclan plano xylo phone Ring Commlttee 3 Vllla Novan 3 Vnctory Commlttee 4 Honor Pupll PACHECO ODELIA Jet black halr merry fr1endly ambltxon secre tary excels ln shorthand PAPAGNO ANTOINETTE Loul Fun lovlng has qu1te a repetoxre of Jokes Volley ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 PARENTEAU LIONEL W Ne Very obllgmg exception ally friendly bubblmg over wlth splrxt Jokes ga lore Qulver 3 4 Dra matlcs 3 4 Choral Com mnttee 4 ONDIS ALBERT Alvxavs lll a happy mood dalk not as angelic as he eerns ORMONDROYD EDWIN Eddie A r d e n t mathemat1c1an ambltxon englneermg muslc lover handles trumpet Band 3 4 Track PANDOLFI ELDA Conscxentlous worker femmme I tu r b 1 often heard on radlo Ushers 4 Vlctory Commlttee 4 PAPSKI EDWARD Pap MISCDISVOUS bashful wlth gurls a good mechamc PETERSON GLADYS Pete Blonde full of fun twmk Img eyes Slatersvllle ll ' 'V HAI!! 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PICARD, ROGER ..Rog11 Talented accordianist, dab- bles in photography likes to type musical POPESCU PATRICK Pa Another basketball enthu blaSt future in the navy hard workmg student Basketball 4 PRZYBYLA EMILE MlSChlCVOUS witty movie fan hobby swlmmmg PLASSE, LOUIS Louie Tall light haired well liked quiet and conserva- tive member of band Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 PROROCZOK STEPHEN Stevie Salty of Sea serious mlnded ambition engl neermg lover of math RAICHE RAYMOND Ray Quiet and studious enjoys working with machinery future unpredlctable RASTA CHRISTY RASTA VICTORIA Likeable fellow expres Vicky sive dark clever always spends spare tlme wlth at ease sportive interest needle and thread pleas ln mg business like Victory Committee 4 Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Base ball 2 3 RICHARD THERESA RILEY MILDRED Terry Mlllle Efsegzleihguiequgieisflfn Lovable witty personality cute little nose Student typewmtmg Volleyball 3 Council 4 Candy Commit tee 4 Ushers 3 Quxver 3 4 Choral Commlttee 2 3 4 Pep Rally 2 4 Victory Committee 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 H t as ' as - .. 11 - 1 , 1 , 1 - 1 , . 1 I sa n 1 1 , . . . . y 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 ' - n 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , 1 g' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' , . 1 u n ' u ' - n , - . . . . , 1 ' . . . 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I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ROBEY ANN Robey Placld modest actlve as scout assxstant leader ROY PAULINE Paul Reserved keen mlnd un tlrlng worker has quxte a photograph collectlon Student COUDCII 2 Ushers 4 Qulver 4 Honor Pupil SAUVEGEAU MARY Pretty companlonable al ways on the go enJoys 2 3 Dramatlcs 2 4 SEN N RACHEL Rav Short and sweet pleasant compamon hlts a hxgh note on her clarmet Candy Commlttee 3 Qulver 4 Dramatxcs 3 Band 2 4 SHAW DAVID Count SOCl3bl9 QUICK on the comeback a short haxred mus1c1an who Jazzes the masters Student Councnl 2 Color Committee 3 Pep Rally 3 Band 2 3 4 Or chestra 2 3 4 Prom Com mzttee 3 ROTATORI JAMES Barrel Football captaln and hero pleasmgly plump bashful with the ladles Rlng Com mxttee 3 Choral Comm1t tee 2 3 4 Pep Rally 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 3 SARACINA MICHAEL Mike Typxcal hxgh school boy red headed mlschlevous class artrst good sport Qulver 4 Pennant Com mlttee 4 Pep Rally 4 Dra mat1cs4 SCARAMELLA ELSIE Scarry Gemal popular orlglnal photographer S t u d e n t Councll 4 Qulver 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 V1ctory Commxttee 4 SI-IARKEY WALTER Plump JOVIBI persxstent llkes to watch trams plays trombone Choral Comm1t tee 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Track 3 SITKO ADELA Curly top short and sweet always looks fresh as a daisy Student Council 4 Color Committee 3 . , ll Y! 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Y SMITH BETTY Smith Drawing enthusiast tractive alvsavs reading hopes to be a fashion de igner Student Council 3 Ushers 3 SOKOLSKI MARY Maw A m 1 a ble and pleasant likes Spanish hopes to be a beautlcian Ushers Choral C mmlttee 2 3 STOKLOSA JOSEPH Joe Debonair sports partici side aspires U S Army offlcershlp Track 3 4 TALABAC NICHOLAS Nick Veteran band member plays sax energetic com mando tall dark with wavy hair TICKTON ESTHER Es Sincere dependable friendly a true friend ambitious sure to succeed Candy Committee 4 Ush ers 4 Qu1ver 2 Pep Rally 4 SMITH M BARBARA Barb Enthusiastic cheerleader active school Journalist accomplish d actress pos scsses 1n1t1a11xe Color Committee 3 V11la Novan 3 Quiver 2 Choral Com mittee 2 3 4 Cheer Lead ers 3 4 Dramatics 2 3 4 Piom Committee 4 Qu11l and Scroll 3 SPONT HELEN Interested in others dark seem1ngly quiet stately Ushers 4 Choral Commit tee 3 Volleyball 2 Bas k tball 2 3 SUSEL ZITA Zlke Always smiling kncws her whiz at shorthand Cand Comm1ttee 4 Color Com mittee 3 V1 tory Commit tee 4 TEJA VERONICA Ronnie Dark beautiful hair talk 3t1V6 pleasant dlSp0Sll1OIl neatness personified Can dy Committee 4 Prom Committee 4 Victory Committee 4 Volleyball 3 Basketball 2 3 Baseball TOOLIN MONA Moe Tiny and blonde snappy drum majorette bllthe sportive Candy Commit le 4 Ushers 3 4 V1 a Novan 3 Qulver 3 4 Choral Committee 2 3 4 Pep Rally 4 Dramatlcs 4 Ea 1d 3 4 ' ' . at- ' 1' - ' . 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K' K ' 2 1 1 l e z Q f ' . 1 'll TRANQUILLI EDITH Tranqml Agreeable good worker c o n s lderate dependable TRUDEAU BERNARD Bennie Bowls a falr 150 frlend VANDAL NORMAND Norm Ardent pursuer of photog chemlstry pastlme scout mg Cross Country 3 WADE ALFRED Happy go lucky feller ex cellent photographer ath letlc Qulver 2 3 4 Choral Commlttee 3 4 Baseball 3 ll OOD ELLERY Woodle Dexterous plamst gentle manly hand ome llght hearted loves to tease Student Councll 4 Vlctory Commlttee 4 Track 2 3 4 TRANT FLORENCE Flossne Amusmg but confusing amiable smvs with ease merry and mlschlevous Candy Commlttee 4 Ush ers 4 Choral Commlttee 2 3 4 Pep Rally 4 Vol leyball 2 4 Basketball 2 URVTSKI HELEN Demure blonde pleasant charmmg Color Cammlt tee 3 Ushers 4 Vlctory Commlttee 4 Volleyball 7 3 Basketball 2 3 Base ba 2 3 INCENT DON AT Fhylcally fit mentally alert effervescent supply WILSON MILDRED Mllhe A real friend reserved c o l 1 e c t s pictures well llked Choral Commlttee ZACHADNYK ANN Always fashlonable sllken reddlsh brown hanr sweet and attractlve Rlng Com mlttee 3 Choral Commlt te 2 3 ly. ' 1. U Z l .H. v - . . raphy. favorite subject- 01 JCRSS- IIAIII tl ' ' 7, ' ' f f ' 3. 4,' 2. ,4. V , V ' 3 ' . 6 . . ZAJCHOWSKA LILLIAN I Pretty as a plcture polsed far away look m eyes col lects snapshots Qulver 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 Volleyball 3 ZIELONKA PHYLIS Phys Qu1et and studlous llkes all subjects thlnks about world problems Choral Comm1ttee 3 4 CLARK RICHARD Red Has already answeled navy s call ardent decora tor Y enthuslast Dra matlcs 2 3 4 PETRIDES JERRY Flashlng smlle Beau Brummel wltty he IS fol lowmg the fleet ZAPLITNY SYLVIA F la x e n halred wltty mathematlcally m 1 n d e d aCt1V6 1n Y wrltes poet ry as a sxdellne Ring Com mlttee 2 Ushers 3 Vlctory C mmlttee 3 ZINNO IRMA Demure pleasant consld erate e n J o y s danclng twmkllng eyes the perfect lady Band 2 3 4 :AL-ln ' '. V . ' 2. .4. i ' . u .,n ' U R , it .Q ,, A . , . 1 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH v ,gi Anna fOIAPII Pmnm B1Id11r' Id1tI1 1 oI1 ROOM 1 :- 11 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS in p Row flfafv lo 1 111 41 A IIII dzejfxs k1 H n Illll I X1111111n urif All born mal I1 1 Ill 1 111 1111 Im1l1 X1'fizu14rI1 I1 Cond FI w II ft Ll 1 fl 1 xx 1111 Murax I porn 111 urfmt 11 Hr 111 mb FZ ormhx ll S Thomas Xie-+ ottom Row Ilfft to 11.1111 Jo CIPIIIFIW 1I 1111 PIIII I1 1 I 1 n Florence XIHFIID -Xnnd 1 oxun FI1ld11f1I1 XIIIILI xx I 111 1- nnf Pla11a11 Junv X1rXI11lI1n Cldrrm. H1611 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH uv ROOM 2 Top Row 11111 1111l1.lll1 H11l111 1 glllllh Radu Roux Au1.,ubt1no l fl: Iueu ill .1 Klan I11lo1 Ixenne Inookx lol NK 1n1.,e1xI1x TI1e odolc I'7OX kl Xormand XIII! eau XX1Il1l111 Rus lfrc Mlddle Row 11641 to l11.,lltJ LIICIIIQ LeFlzr1 Iiltfl Normandln e IieII1e1l111eu1 Iarhara COITIEII Janlvl Bulwa Je-'1n xl 111111 11 1 IN 111 X lol:-1 Q1lx 1 Heel' n IIOITIAYIQ zwn X0lI'TI'iI'I Mlm mth Bottom Row lleft to FII-,hlf QOIITIHQ Hodgxon Ruth Crabtree 'llollx Imrdell Dorotllw I lk9I I1ll1f1n 'wllxa Ioulsv Buckner Rose Ixue l111xl11 Nhlllex Fkhnldl Tlwlfwa If1pr1do ,2- op Row e 1 N f1u1 111 Ol N IIII XNIIAIINIXI 1 1 NIIIION 111 Re1111II11rI Haro 1111011 II 01111 I 1 1 1 full II1e Ol'IOY'P hoernm 1011.1 N IX I loll nf: P11 llmo e dle Row 411 fl ln IILIIIJ Ill le Il11n111 Ro 111 111111 1 x 1 I ull Te Illel TI1e11:,fl Hdhllll 111 Nladelelne Klart hmrl I1 1n11ett1 NI1 Inu re Arnold Qddlilfl Gela d I 1111 e Bottom Row Clefl lo llghtl I-101 e-11:19 Jacob Nlurlel Messere Hope Durkln Ruth Bourgeow Pollx XX alkow Trulle Baldmafl Jane Ixsuc' Edu ard Nlchoughlm 581 U 1 11 , '13 V :nh I , . 0111-1. 1,110 1111 -151111. 11: 1-ff 1 W nh P11 -' '1 ' - 'A I, 's '. 1' Flux' lnlw- - 1 i ' Y , l ' - h ' , . ' Ijl 1, I-Id 2 1 efrs. . ' 'z, 1 ' 's ,' , , 5 . 1 I ws 1 1 JI I 11 l 11 ' lf Xl If I , 5 I , - -' 4 . - .g so - x e. ,Nb-Ywf1 S Tj 'L .-Nh-vw I T tl-ft to l'i1:l ll--II' -1 Ilul 'rim-rs-. Cl: ' ' XY, ,- 1' 5 .Ins epl Us ' sky. Alf' 'I 1 ' 1 ' , ' Id tl , Fra luis ll I I '. 'z Tl 'is 'A . X 7 I fie 1 .'z 'il1i. '- '1 1 nl. Mid - 1' -' -31:1 et - Pcl'l'e3a11ll. . 2 1 I 1 its, Lu '11j1- ', is - 1- - ' '. A ' ' V' ' '2 . . . 1 , . -z - 1 . ' .' . A - ' . ' 1 A2 bert. ,...Qf-f WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROGM 9 ,Wam- Ro v Xlllllf fflmuk 43111110 XIUNXI Ierndn 42- Iohn Ivnnuix Alan klm. Thomax 1- I 1- dle R w 41 tt L Illlllle Haber! Hefn 1 I I11r1u1l1n1 IMu..n1uIt Them a 'klor - X rmmri Iiourzat XIIIOI Daxlpn n tcm Row 4l1tI I Y Ll vullilllfk Iranres Abram 1 N I N A 1 II1 Ruta I-ontal p Row 41111 r XX 11lt1J1 IUIII1 I4lf'F Xdnul Norman 1 I fmmnt Xrthur Gignnn James 1 11 ut 11 XYIIIIHTII Nimsf P dle Row rl Xurmm Hmlv Robe-r FXCNIIUP lr ,011 1 u Ia n 'Niauruf I 0 IL 'tom Row 4l I 1 'rf -111 IIOLUQ- Lllf'lfY'l Horan 11111 I 1 hu I Km: rm Normdnd 4 Ahand Luzene J rm nl I IIL BIOLOGY LAB l59 1 I ,3 K kk ., Top - 41-1I'I In riglnlf, '- 2 '. 2 . 9 ' d l'1us.x,rl1, .lam-5 I!u1'I', ,, 'A - . ', J' IIl:1:'14j xvsl-Ii, H1411 ' lit. Mid o 1 tn 1-1 'lmty-lillwn xl2lIlk4l'. , -' , 'IA I1'11nt,in1-. Hu In Al1lI111-, .4 f V - : ' 1 . , In, .l:1v,1t Nuttvr. ffl' 2 ' 0. E101 V 11 rightrf blw . ' . F 'z r-k, f1l4'I'Iil St-m, Mary .'l+'Y'I'I.'. V4-lm' l':sP ', 'z ' 'na 11.111141 in1- IQUIIII1, .Ifxhn Hvndvr. 1 1 I N '14 14 To Y 1, riuhtp - ': A ' z'. '- , .' IIIISJ-l I'. Iizaylxlrnfl -1- ' ' on, I ' ' ': f , ' .' Don- Illllrvll, XYiIImm IZV1-y. Yin'-nv I-3 1-':, ' . -r , Mud 11I'I In I'IL1IlIlf. 1 I' , Y I. '.' , I-'Iwi'-x'11'k 4':11I4v1'+-Iv--, .XFIIII 4' I' -II:-, UPN: ' . S Iin. . Il w-s. I':1uI Ill 'mu' Bo. ,Uv Ir umhvr-I. I -1 ' 1 V 1. Vlunrlv-r I-'a'.'. . 13' 1 -1 l - , ,' ' f ', ' , 'h uk. .lf-ff-ph 'On. x 1 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ge, Z -.Riu '4's... Standing tl ft to Ill-,lllj Dorothx Therlen Suzanm 'lelllel Top Row tkft to llghtj Lucllle Calxao Barbara Nloole Claxre Iaxallm Nlmlzx Nel on Francea DunaJ Clara VYOJC1Ckl Nlarx Haddad I-1 mces Czuprxno Middle Row tleft to rxghtj Theresa Telller Muriel Lussler Jfnme Stanlex Dorn Chabot Theresa Langlow Xxonne I-arland Nlarx lruco -Xmta Letoulneau Barbara Hanlex Bottom Row fleft to 11p,htJ Lucllle Nlaeon Theresa Thxbeault Marguerite Blanchet Irene LBITIIGIIX Helen Rumae Clara DlSDlFll0 Iumlle Cadorette LECTURE ROOM ,...v' pRowllv!lt1 me 1 Xlllh0l lxl rug., llai Sk xr -ntuld Xlarce tloutler Jxmu Shex ln HQ mx mould -X1 nold Dunn Phllxp Nu Ill 'I heodole XX nl mskl dle R w tlmft 1 110 s 1 oxla 0 ll ann lahan 1 lane Leduc' Idllh fohen Nanu Dm'- IUOFI NllTll'llOI'lN IPOIIN Shunnex X ny.,mm Ballm lNanrw l X en Bottom Row tleit tu 11,,hlJ NIAIJOTIG George Jemne Cote 141or ence fdwxdx NIITIOFH Nlandexllle 'lhexesa kmg Ruth Durkm Dons Denault -Xnastasla Pambuku 1' ' W .af A , . , V , X 1 .455 JJ- af 4 O u I I A Lf 'jy , sl Q - lr , ' 1' ' - ' ' . C f ' ' 1 . 55 1 9.2 s 'gl 12 I K 1 I ' I , . , N, I , MA 5 5. I ROOM 303 'R H 'L A . V , To -' yriszlntlh--lhl 'rl Folwrll. . ' I ll 1' ', 4' I k flrzxhs if. llavinl I' us- ' A , . 1 l 'A ' ', , 1 1' .' 'l' -, Mid to - lu 'lllllfl-Bills l C'0l.'0l , GI : 1 r Pr1, Rv' -1- ,' 1 . ' - ' '- . C ' V A . .', vin. ':,4ti.'. ., . . A, 1 .. , WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROOM 4 4... Top Row llwtt t 1g,htJ Xxllllllll st Unge -Xllmd Rotatotl Perm Lalo Pfxnatd Lambert lduald Fostrllo Lucien De mllfx Rolwxt Jtgnon -xllmert Dam 13 JlFlTlTllt 1 hm :rd Row tlett nptlmty Lumllt XINCYIFAUII. Clane Dalton lone XXI?-,llilllifl felaldme laford lane Nhlgtret Kane liarbua l1+g.,ntn lumllcl Nloussottf Xlnrpnt Duyfx Flank X urlnnknxxul ltluald Nltthki Second Row fltlt to ughtj lllfahrth Lummmgs Doxothy lfxelxn Xhxntlauh Flwabfth XlQCa thy Row: SOIORHIX Nlumm XX ootl Bo tom Rw Cleft to ughtr 111.1 XXEEYICIAWIK Xalerla IPZ tlmr Xlfahon iv- ,,.,.,- Q... L., Top Row llwft to r1f.,htJ Arthur Johnbon Donald Daud V11 ham Hnggm on Armand Page Thomas K1rb3 Raymond lioutxette Rudolph Xalentnm Robert Bfnoxt Roland Parts Maddie Row rlett to xlghtr Lucllle short Nleredlth Bone XIII d fd Iatlanf ILICllle lfambert Nladelelne- Droum Elsw unfud Heltn Oxlerkl Llxeste-1 Norsk stanley Cxbulhkl Bottom Row tlelt tj llghlj Pearl Peters Dorm Racine Dorn NIA R9 Doxothx Cnlrox Clalre Flemmg Barbara Sawyer xnn Txxomex Franco: Drexxmak Rose Nlarchand 0 ROOM 5 Sfqm., , H- I I f I 5, I , t 7 4 f W ... . , V f , 4 I ff K , f f':-,V ' o 'if - Ii S . ' , . l , 1 V 'A. , 1 ' ,I - v V. V1 V ' S A Fa , . 1' 'z ', ' V Y ' . Th' V 1.1 5 ,' A , . , J A , . z,3f f ,. -z'1' , .lg- 'I .z'-1. X' v' - if 'V , V ' 1 ' . V Uhattaway, Marjorie- Place, June Hughes, Sylvia Hanczaryk, t 0 , j Y ' ncis ' ' 1 'R ' l.us'. , . 1 oy. f , ' Ax f , 1 X R, , ' 'th ., ,MX +-:J M- V ' A ,. 3 1.. 4-. . , 'V ' '-1 ' , 'I V 'I ' . ' , , - 1 O, ' ' . :L r- , . ' J , . ' ' . ' , Maj f ', - 5' ' ', ' . - -' , ' ' '. . l l. Y - SI ,Q . , .i 1 4- 1 - V' - ' ' v WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROOM 7 ws? 'F',,.,-- fn.. Q-..,,,N' Top Row XOIIII 111 1 lll '1x1110nf1 11 X 111 n 111 1 1 N 1 1 I 15 111111 1 tlll L PHI! Il l 1x 11 1 11 111- 11111111 tll 1n X 111 Xlfm ng 11111111111 11 X11 I aug. 1 dle Flow 11111 In 11141101 1f1n111 ll x1t111mn 11111111 1 1 1 1 111 1 Xmant tom Row 41111 111 11111119 I 1110 5111111111 1 111 1111 L x 1 11.111111 1 x Nt B 110 L 1 lone lnllx X11111 O Hilt 1'xaL1111f1n O Hfn ROOM 6 p Row 411-I'1 '14 - '1:'n1'1 . '1-I V- 1 , Su.-an l 11ild5'I1k, '- 1- .: . 1'i- I':1l11wi1, Iloxwmc- Ci'1 , Pravk 1 1111. . 's 'Ol su, . V 11 3 nfs-' , 21-an ' Snmk. ' dle Row 111:11 -L1-on Ph11111-uf, 1-1111411110 Buru 1. No1'111a11d D1111a111n1 H'1I1'L Moussfs. A.n111o1'1y C11:1tt3', Ken- neth Mh1:c'roft. Bottom Row Cleft to r11:11lJ-Edward Slmnncy. WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROOM 14 Top Row 411 it to 111.1113 li1c1m1r1 1 mnmp If anno 1 l1arpent1er N111111 Pwnflolh Xlllllcl X11111 X1 uguuxte Sutlwrland Ann Xlann 1-11111 Ill 1l111'1n X111 ng Lullf 11 R11 1 lem andmg 1G1rIsl 1111 1 1 mot A wr Fhere a 1 11. 111 Xuflru IQO Ju Seated 4Boysl 4111 I 111110 XI111'1f-11 NI11lc1 Dante 'Nluratori om H111 fnlw Rolurt 1 111011111 Qxlxo QOIIIDOSQX' 1 11111 13111011 011111 lhalla in.. p Row 11-Aft 1 'iu --'I'l1o111:1: l'401'L'1P'l', Frfmcis Beckwith 1-I1l11111n1l l'1wlinz1. lfrlymonrl D',xq11anno, Franms LeBlanc Rolunfl 4 u:m-, H111-rl Flynn, Paymond Kotwica, Eugene Roy. 5Iir'h'1ffl Skrzypzl. 1-'r'1nr'is 1.4-nnox. XValte1' Robortshaw I 'ott K -11 or, XYilli'111 A ' M' dle Row tsittins. f1'1111 l-ft I 1'i1.l1IJ-I-Iu1.eniz1 Gloria, Yvonne llillnyon. I. uis - Krawvzyk, I lllian Glzuere, Edna Cl'5'SZOX1'k'i, I.1lli41n Kuury, I-Ilainw I.a1nou1w-ux. Cecelia God. Three Standing-011:11 Hwlonski, Bvrnlr-C Swartz, Zlla Brenner, Bottom Row tsiuinu 1'1-11111 1+-fr to rifzhtj-Barknm Matheson, Ia 1-wi: Kvnnwdy. lifftu' se, Luvillo Kay, Claire Russell, Je'1nn1.-110 LF-I11if'UK, Tl1e1'vfsa Bnauchemin Norma Bolles. ROOM 15 641 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROOM 17 p Row Ilvll 111 L Il1 11101 hmm lllllt. Ikgnulet O a 1 1 I 1 11 Io 1pl1m1 Rembl a Hana 111 B tom Row 1 lllldllik. I ll lt 1111113 1111111 Leung Thom X 1h1Jl1 p Row 11 11 1 ugh! nflald NL111x1C1 -XlIll8Hd N 11111111 11111111 Bottom Row 1 lttmp., 1 I1 lg 11f.,l'1U mtanlu Goxylp Lawrence 1111111111 l1e11r1L1l1 3011111 mme new ROOM 16 1 1111 1 ll Tops Jeamng 1 H 11 1 cond Row 1 111.111 N1ph11 H111ub1 ku Ela me ll 11 Illlflk xull Joulxn N11-un T p Row1!11 l11 IJ 111.111 1J1111dBe1'11d Rmhar N 11 1111 Xlllll 1X Nl111111m 1,a1l1J Nlhnpucm L1onelAuc1a1r B ttom Row ll1Kl 111 IILIIP I3dlbAI'1 XIOI Hxlham Hash 11 11 Rnland 1 1111111.11 xldor LHLureuJ1 -1. To ' l'i'hll -'I -z ' '.' . fz - ', , lg K: l'11lis?1y11. S1111 xll'IlII f' ', . sl ' 1 j s, . Hi 1. ot sz ' 1, 1-' 1 -'f -If: 1' ' as fl' 4. To s'Il'n'. l-fl IJ ' J- ' -' .' 4, . ' H1111-111, Y' 'z ' - 11151 S. . ,V U. I -, HAY , 7 f I g . 5' . H' 9' . - ,elf .- Top Row 1:i1'ls, s1:1111ii11u I-'I'l 111 1'igl1Ir-1l.A1'l1'ud1- MPGQ15 Dor- 111l11 Y:1111i1'i11. Sh-1l11 l 'kill, Sl- 11 ' -svn, ' ' 1 X111-'1-l1Al11-, l,1ll11111 I-11-:1l1i1-, H -I-111 la 1, I1. Se !1I'lr, 1.111 111 -'1 JAJ1 'A -As' , -i' 19111-11111 M1 '11-I l:11l1sl--, 1.11 ' Az , . ' ier. U 1,,,fi11i11u 1-' 1 -'71 ' .', ' d ,':1S11 1- .f -' I , . A ' ' '. o W , -1 - 1 . Vis, ' ' - , AL I , 1 .A ,I WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH ROOM 24 x X lx -if in p Rw 11111 0 lomstom Mmm 11111 11 1 1 1111111 411 il'l'lIll1l P11110 p1 111171 1111 1 1111 101111 xl 1, ll lt n I 1 1 1 ll dle R w 11911 t 1 ll mms llX L10 1 11. 111 1111 l I ' 1 l1 xx Bottom Row 111 It 1011151111 l 1 mart I odhout i1Lo11.,1 tte Lhaput 111111 Snow 1 1 H01 tall Illen Xue lke1 11111111 Co 11111 m 11111 l lllldlal OL 0nno1 .A an Q. sqm ,,- 2 Z Top Row 11 ft to 111.1117 Xllhlll' H uford Noxmdnd SOIISII Nor nmn l 11.nant P1 nf Salx 'ls Xlhut Cote TllOI'll8s Hoon 1111111 X1 luttakcx l1111e- I-Ian on Mnddle Row 114 fl to 1111111 Lmxfnt Doyon Dorn DePos1er 1- Jn 1 Xdllll C1ert1u1l1 Bo1tL1u Hazel Num- Nl IIX lwll P0511 Roml-411 Bottom Flow Ilfit to 111.1119 NI111 1cl 9a1llant 1l1el111a C Ill Claire lielvhaxx llefmor NlcNl1cha+l flfuxe 51uxa1Zea.u Dolores Bongo Thue 4 11.4.1 XX altar Bodnar ROOM 25 I , 1 I . 1 1 1 'E X v. . XY, . U' ' ' I . V N Y r fb To 0 -' 111 1'i:4l1lJ-1.1-11 1-'1'1sk, L lllS ,1 lln -' , 1 ' ll K ' s 'lll, .lul-S l.11ssi+-', . 1: 1 ' , . 1 l , . .': ', l I'!ll1'lS Kms 'i1'z, 'l'I as lull , 1411-1111 C: '1 - 11113 111 1-11 111132 Mid 0 ' 0 I l-Zllllfxxvlllllllll M ', M: 1 ria lfilirw, X1:11'y M1 IIA -1 . 131-l ' -s 5Iz1r'1:1111 , 11'1ss1-1' Xl4'1':II'IllX. l':1I1'ir'iz1 Smith. L1-.1n:1 l':t'I'lUXY, Imris Slllllll, 1Xl'llllll' Robvrt- s ll '. .' -' r 4' 11 1 1 1 J ' 1 -1 1 ' -g 1 . 1 , , , Alil -1 Nz ',l-11 's' .i' '- ', 1- 2 1' , 161' Hslim' ln , Z1 ' ' 'f '. 2 5 :Hal 1 , 6 . , ,Af x 1 W I ',,' . ' ' 1.7, , Qt, U ' s A - vt x ' ' A ' A. -' -. 1 -, ,L L. ff O ,- ' -1' 1' .' - .'1 v 1 . ' v v 1- ' ' 1 1 , 1 . f,, 1 , . . 1 . ' ' .2 s S . I-I11,s 15z11'a1'11. C1 stznmf 1 z 's, ' ' f ' -1 , 1 A .1 , .- - - H 1. ,. ' . -D . A I 4 , -. -, .I ,. 4 .A ' .' jl'-. ji - , - , I . S, v, . , '. 1 I WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH f- ROOM 27 ' rs llnll 1 funn I Na L x 1 ku fllllll Pdllil Tlnuvx Dunmx JLanmttQ I 1u7on I Boys Top Row Ilpft to nglxth lolm Ixurnr Rawmond I 111 lueltc Boys Bottom Rofv tlelt to 111.110 VS xltu GobLllL lxmk La Illmmr lolm Xndradw ROOM 26 fn 1 Top Row 1 lllllly. lvfl in FILIIIJ Gulxumls Ch'lll1br:l'1dlIl L,u,C1le lllmlmu Xlolml Domi lun Rinaldi Dorothy M,1r11n1 Clank lhumnt Pmnm Iiaxenelle Nlargarpt Sarauna Adele Nlqjexwkl Mnddle Row lhfl to 115.110 Guard Kimmel Xoxnmnd Goyctte Xlxchael bexltin Bottom Row fleft to rmhtj Exorett COIQFICR Eduard XR oynan Alben Baro Nlfxrcel Glddu - X 'P KX 4 4 v-H ,h K . 1 -Ur L f XT' 3 L ' -Q, . rx A F 9 . - 1 .. f, ' ' A-+V - , 6 , Gil 4 lu 41 l:l1lJ-X'i- '41 Lupu, Lila Piolmp, Stlllu 'hm'- Yll S ' . Z r' S, ' ' 'Cc 1 .'. K' ' I 42 A , Iisthqr 'I'l1ilwault. Doris 'l':1sc-lwmall, Irem- Paquvue, Pauline M 'SSIVIH 1 , -', ,I ' LA. ' k- A41 f .' ' .', FY '2 ,. , ,y ,ml W - 4,-s . P 5' ' , Y '- 1 lv - 5 K - .' I ', ' '-A J , ,K Y - 5 - y A Y 1 . Y A 1 V '. '-. ' , V .-i. gil. A .,YA'.c v I , ' ' 'z . , - Y . ,Y V , , ,v . K 1 4 C I n WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Athletics PORTS pr1mar1l rn ttme of ar bulld up phystaue and sttmulate mmdg, thgt young Amertcans may be IP top shutpe to defeat our ruthless enemres and to preserve our glor1ous hentaae Ame 1ca Lest we foraet the adventures of thf future Amenca pause awh1le and rev w Vlf oonsocket Hrgh School s contests on the court d1amond track and gr1d1ron Football S THE summer faded and autumn arrtved the sky above Barn Fteld became clouded w1th gold en ptgsktns fllllflg the a1r wtth one magtc word football The football sea son had begun The Maroon and Blau trotted out of the clubhouse fo fa tra1n1ng Coach Savarra worked hard dr1ll 1ng and tnstructma h1s boys but was hand1capped by the loss of former assrst ant coach lohn ar 1n1 and he wa 'to rewarded for h forts untrl the l game of the ser when the V1lla IO vans tramped o r the I-hlltopper w1n the Chamber of Commerce Cu emblematrc of Clly champ1onsh1p ,EX What a gam Such was the ger eral feeltng of our students after w help Hope I-hgh 1 class A team to J scoreless t1e rn our exhrbttlor game The spothght shone on two of our senror boys Capt llm Rotaton who showed spectacular defenstve abtltty and Warren Mowry whose outstandrng runs procla1med h1m to be a great hghte Hts stamtna later wa proved vthet he enlrsted rn the U S Mannes to hght a much grrmmer battle THE TWAIN SHALL MEET LUSSIER IVIOWRY BUSSIERE CALO Mun1c1pal Stadrum rn Pawtucket was the settmg for the Vrlla Novan s frrst sea sonal floodlrght battle Our adversart Pawtucket East proved a worthy oppon ent and by a tr1ck play early tn the f1r t perlod scored th the game Our b 5 halfback N o r m 1 Luss1er recovenng r o m IH url played a brrlhant game but the cla ended w1th Woon socket on the lostng end of a 6 to U scorc Agaln tasttng de and Black went down before tlrt strong St Rapharl outftt to the tune if a 19 to 6 score We gave the Sarnts J good battle and tt looked game was to be 1 e wa- C Veg Q' tted when after three perrods of play 1n wh1ch we held the Pawtucket team at 6 up Star Hoz lowskr not satlsfted w1th h1s 63 yard tal ly ln the frrst quar ter raced around end for h1s second touchdown Woon socket threatened when Tony Calo at tempted to pass to Bender but was tn tercepted by St Raye s who romped over for the thrrd and fmal tally Bxll Busstere selectton and execuhon of plays helped our scrappy team to check St Raphael scorrng power untrl the clostng mtnute of the game I A r lr ' l Q f T' - M .2 ' , , ie T t ' ' ,, ,V - - . , I - ' 1 A , I A S . ' I L' -.3 'i . if x IA . r il K' ' , . . f . f J lf, E - 7 , sgr . ,. , - T 2,521 1 ' 'X y 52555 ' V 4 , 3 Y 4 , X , feat, t h e Maroon , ' nf r IS eff .9 V QT . J ' Q soti ' Q . ,Q g YQ ' ' N '15 to ' ' as 'f th Vi A., . . V - fe-5. W , . I V' - - T 'L Tl ol I , G 4 . - 1 F ' I ' 1 first ' ' ' r . f Q 7 , . ' ' ' r. ' ' f . v . S 7 I l WOONSOCKET NENIOR HI H Fooiball ...M 'Q -J.. F K T J F- lf,- X X G '1' 7 'l l '-'Y gg!! 'AA '?'4 -'-W it' WT ., -- If ' ' ' 'I ' I ' 3' . -.. . E. N ,fy ,L W' ' - -, f31ff', A A ' . H ,, '1-1.w,.- cf: ' A ' K 4 flu' Q ' 4 HL, ., Q ,S 7 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Track, Cross Country OONSOCKET H i g h Schools track team surprised Rhode Islanders running second in cross country events and topprng the teams of the state rn outdoor track by be comrng Class B Relay Champlons A large group of candrdates as usuel reported early 1n the season for the coll of Cross Country After drrlllng and practtcmg a short whlle under Coach Murphy the ma1or1ty of the squad lelt frndrng the practrce too strenuous The number of the team was reduced to ten members a small squad of ten Mercurys destrned for fame rn the held of track Oct 22 1942 Prospects for thrs small but potentral Vrlla Novan group were not too brlgh when they met La Salle the future cla s A Champs and North Provrdence rn tr1 school aftalr La Salle Won the meet 1 Wh, ' L.. rtwl Q.. with 34 points against North Providence with 35, while Woonsocket trailed with 72 points Oct 27 1942 ln therr second performance the Vrlla Novans rallred by losrng to Burrrllvrlle th 1941 champs by only one pornt The trm of thls race was the fastest rn the state for the 1942 season Leduc Latlarnme and Ravenelle were the outstandmg ha rrers for Woonsocket Oct 31 1942 The next race was the R l lnterscho lastrc Cross Country Carmval Whrch was held at the Trtaas Memorlal Course 11 Provrdence Woonsocket runners who competed agalnst East Provrdence and Moses Brown fmrshed second Wrth 42 pornts agarnst 35 for East Provrdence Russ Leduc and Norm Laflamme frlled the place and show posttrons B STATE CHAMPIONS P ROW llftt rlf., 1111 e N :ma xxlllllllt XX xltl in Ixex IRD ROW fl ft Q ghtt 0 ltlll JI mondrovt 15,911 rphx Ill oo ea u lilllx Xnchon kllhclg, SECOND ROW fleft Y Ilghfl Patrlck XCQU1 to Jo eph Stokl 1 BOTTOM ROW fl ft 1 Ilghll Normand 'Klan eau Jack Burden Berman LaF1dmme Ru sell Lfduc Roger Dxuer Frank 'tharcrnkxexxlr-z XX altcx Paouette Fred Datgnault h L I I , . - D C I ' I . . . . . 9 . , - V , ' . e 1 I . . 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Q- rw ' -N r S . . 2 ' 1 3 ' . . v Ss, , ,I Y A , . 4 -4 .- ' Y, 4 . ,I 1 I v VVCDID N S13 C KEIT fig E I Track Cross Country Basketball, 42 43 I Nov.6,l942 I I I , 7 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH of the Woonsocket boys scored heavi and play ed well on the defense Franklin tnen came to the Villa Novan aym and took a oood beating by the Villa Novans 41 42 Eddie McLauahl n scored 18 points in this game and Capt Bussiere played on the defense Three hundred forty seven fans choked the Villa Novan gym to witness the biaaest game of the season between M S C and W H S This was the best game of the season played on W 1-1 S court Woonsocket got off with a good start and took the lead at the end of the first quarter Then the Villa Novans de fense cracked under a heavy strain c passing by M S C and were on tl hort end at the half 20 15 ln the third quarter at the end of this quarter 31 21 ln the last period W 1-1 S staged a ter rific rally but before they could catci Mount the game was over and W 1-1 S lost for the first time in six years to M S C 86 31 Russ Le Page was higi corer for the evening bagging ll points while Capt Bill Bussiere and Norm Ashwortn played a brilliant defensiv game which surpassed anything done on the Villa Novan gyni this eason Next on Woonsockets list was Ald- rich. Woonsocket handed them a 5435 setback. Le Page and Vangel scored heavily for the winners and once agait. Capt. Bussiere was a standout on the df ens . Woonsocket then traveled to Gortor. where they won again 37-28. Emile Gelinas vas the mainstay in the Villa Novans' offenzfe. ln a very close aame at Franklin Woonsocket lost 2828. Then came the disappointing evenini at the M. S. C. gym where Woonsocket lost the City Championship to Mount by a score of 84-25. Ashworth did muci in a losing cause. The followina week the luniors play ed the Seniors in an exciting gam The Seniors foolish tactics proved cost ly this year as they went down in defeat 48 47 As a hope for next years team Pete Vangel brought smiles to Coach Murphys face as he scored 26 points After a bad season this year Coach Murphy is lookiug forward to a cham pionship team next year with Co Cap tains Norm Ashworth and Pete Van gel at the helm Vt e wish them luck' Scormg for the Season Player os s E McLaughlin R Le Page W Bussiere Gelinas Popescu Aashworth Laflamme Corey D er Barbiana SEA SCOUTS B k tb ll '42 '43 as e a , , . . 7 . , if P . Pt. Yr. M A P - E9 . ' ............ P 152 I3 S f 'b A , .................. C 108 S I ' ' . ' ................ G 87 S H ' ' ' N' P. Vangle ................... . F 78 l ' i E. ' .................. C 69 S f I I I U ' A - P. .......... F 44 S ' H ' Q ' N. . .......... .. G 33 l - ' - A A - A N. . ....... P 22 S S I U ' H t Ae A H Q F. A ...... 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G 8 S A 'y - V A 'f A. 4 ............ .. a 2 s f e WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH Baseball BASEBALL TEAM Top Flow June Shcxlm JIITIQ R tatnrx Norman Iussler Xlfr d XX ide tlemcnt lahme XX 'ursn Nloxnr C oich SdXaI'l'l T nx 1 tio Frank Blum w ka Xlfrtd Rotat Fl Norman X h h lx e Xlm XlIl0ld P :mud lfmdrw Ald r l Heureux John ken xr ond Rott OONSOCKET Hlgh School has came 1nto rlghtful promlnence 1n the school boy baseball world by ty1ng Salnt Raphael for the League lead Coacn Gaspard Savana w1th only a handful of lettermen and only one startmg hurler has moulded a club of charnplonshlp callber wh1ch seems to be on 1ts way toward a League bunhng The club started rolllng wlth a veteran hurler 1n Clem Labme who IS steadlly rnountlng h1s Slflke out record and who achleved twenty 1n a slngle game A catcher was lacklng but Al l..Heureux has more than fulhlled eypectatlons at th1s post The 1nf1eld IS manned by a vet eran flrst sacker 1n the person of Norrnle Lussler who IS also sportlng a h1gh battlng average A sl1ghtly stout but otherw1se capable plvot man ns Ilmmle Shevhn who was the surpns of the team and also Norm1e Ashworth returned to h1s old post as guardlan Q' the hot corner In the outfleld veterans Tony Calo and d1m1nut1ve Eddxe Mc Laughhn returned to harass long fly ball hltters IH add1t1on to these Al Wade lohn Kennedy and Al Rotaton hav contrlbuted W1th a team such as th1s and a coach such Gus Savana Woonsocket l-hgh School should prove to be a threat to any team on the d1amond IH Class B as well as other asplrants to the League Crown We now leave Coach Savana and hlS unbeatable nlne but they are not forgotten because they are our chorc for the Class B charnpronshlp Q , . 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