Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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12 Woonsocket Senior High School GRID BANQUET A testimonial banquet sponsored by the businessmen of the city in honor of the Woon- it bull FIRST STRING t'uptain Alfred Rotatori, Walter Robertslmw. Rene I.edoux, Roger Booth, (Moe) Francis Knright, Peter Calo. Kdmund Paw-lina, K u g e n e Chal ot. Scott Keefer, Richard Dwyer, Steve Borya, Herbert Iiowey. socket High School football team was held in the Hotel Blackstone ballroom, on the evening of January 11, 1945. About one hundred play- Marlboro High School and formerly coach at ers, guests and friends attended the grid fete. Purdue, Holy Cross and St. Anselm s. Principal speakers were Lieutenant Commander Myles Lane, United States Navy Reserve, former All-American Dartmouth halfback, who also coached at Boston University and Harvard, and Cleo O'Donnell, coach at Thunderous applause broke loose when John J. McLaughlin, president of the Notre Dame Club of Rhode Island, announced the presentation of a scholarship to Notre Dame to Captain Alfred Rotatori, for the past three

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Woonsocket Senior High School tUidtnl Council UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF ITS OFFICERS: ALFRED ROTATORI PRESIDENT S. C. Officers HARRY HODGSON VICE-PRESIDENT CECILE TURRENE SECRETARY it is the duty of the student council to act as the Voice ol the Students, in addition to selecting and planning social activities lor them. The combined eiforts ol the hard-working victory committee, with Miss Ethel McCombe in charge, and the student councillors, who sell war bonds and stamps in their home rooms, each week, have helped our school and city to put their war loan drives over the top. How About a Bond?

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years a Villa Novan star and this year all-state center. Awards lor Achievement were given to Captain Rotatori, Walter Robertshaw, Edmund Pawlina, Rene Ledoux, Peter Calo, Neil Ga-brielson, Francis Enright, Scott Keefer, Herbert Rowey, Richard Dwyer, Steve Borys, Andrew Linton, Edward Hunt, Harlan Bergeron, Clarence Wigglesworth, Roger Booth, Roger Rondeau and Coach Gaspard Savaria. W. H. S. 13—PAWTUCKET WEST 6 St. Ann's Park . . . First home game . . . Cheerleaders' first appearance . . . where's our band? Half time ... no score. Dick Dwyer intercepts third period pass to set up first touchdown ... All thirteen points by Rowey . . . Hats off to Captain Rotatori, Rene Ledoux, Scott Keefer, and Walter Robertshaw for exceptional defensive work. CHEER LEADERS l t'ft to right: Claire Savageau, Peggy Hogan, Helen Rousquet, Claire Houle, Bobby Gagnon, Ann O’Hare, Margaret Giguere, Sheila Murphy, Lillian Giguere.