Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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Page E'ght C HWIItlHMIlMlWilUWII |4tP1HW!H fHI»ll|H«ll|HmilllHHIIllMIIHlMHIII..'niH UtHIHUlHUMtllLllMHItiiniimUHIHlUHIimimilHm—IHI—IW—W JOSEPH CASSIDY Student Council '27. Minstrel '28. Subscription Contest '27, '28. Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30. Baseball '27, '28, '29, '30. Track '29, '30. A. A. '27, '28, '29, '30. Business Manager of Wide Awake '29, '30. Executive Committee of A. A. '28. Class President '28, '30. Manager of Baseball '29, '30. Manager of Basketball '30. Dance Committees '29, '30. Class Prophecy. “‘Such and so various are the tastes of men. “Joe will do it. We Wonder what is going to become of this school when there is no longer a Joe to do all the dirty work. Debater, business manager, politician, scientist and sportsman— do you wonder that his place will be hard to fill? PAUL CASSIDY Class Treasurer, '26, Minstrel '28, A. A. '27, '28, '29, '30. Basketball '27, '28, '30. Manager of Basketball '28. Captain of Basketball '30. School Play ’29. Cast of The Florist Shop '30. Class Will '30. “In an argument I always begin rather well, but in the end I'm apt to be beaten, so I just stop—especially when I know I’m right. Although Paul may have the reputation of being the quiestest boy in the class, he still has the power to start and uphold his views in lengthy arguments. After debating basketball and dramatics follow as his long suits. The Senior girls think this is a good opportunity to thank him for the free taxi service which he has given them after school hours, for the past four years. JULIA M. CLARK Wide Awake reporter '28. Dance Committee '29. Aumni Editor of Wide Awake '30. Glee Club '30. Class Poet. “Obstinacy in a bad cause, is but constancy in a good. Julia, in order to keep excitement stirring in class meetings, always takes the losing side. When it comes to descriptive essays and poetry, we all res:gn in favor of Julia. We have to admit that her ideas are original and we would be quite at a loss if we had to do without them in decorating for dances.

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niiiwiiiiiiiiiiiihiiihijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Page Nine iiimiunituuuiniiiiiMiiiM CHARLES COAD A. A. Executive Committee, ’26. Minstrel 28. Basketball ’27, ’28, '29, '30. Baseball ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30. Captain of Baseball '29, ’30. Class Vice-President, '29. Dance Committees ’29, 30. Track ’29, ’30. Cast of The Florist Shop, ’30. A. A. ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30. “Let me Say whate’er they will Woman, woman rules them still.” Coadie has been a constant source of amusement for the members of the school for some years. We know of no other person who can trip people and bump into doors more graceful! ' than Coadie. This winter he made his debut as an actor and proved to the public in general that Senior boys have ability in other lines aside from athletics. DORIS EYRE Class reporter for Wide Awake ’27. Alumni Editor of Wide Awake ’29. Editor of Wide Awake ’30. Play ’28, ’29. Cast of The Florist Shop ’30. Class President ’29. Dance Committee, ’29. ’30. A. A. ’28, ’29, ’30. Basketball ’29, ’30. Captain of Basketball ’30. Student Council ’27. Glee Club ’29, 30. Subscription Contest Captain ’28, ’29. Class Essay. “She finds earth not grey but rosy Heaven not grim but fair of hue.” Who will get all the teasing next year when Doris is gone? More than one will miss her jolly innocent “baby face,” which really is a mask for all she knows. Doris not only has received high rank as a scholar, but has also excelled in dramatics, athletics and is noted for her gift for writing clever and witty bits. In the dance hall Doris is in her element. As President of her class, she displayed an ideal mixture of authority, jollity and good taste, w'ith the result that things were cheerfully and efficiently done. We believe it would be difficult to find another girl more interested in all school affairs than is Dorothy. Four years ago, we became envious of Dorothy’s clothes, and we’ve become more so each succeeding year. This year Dorothy developed a flair for Chemistry, in fact she has taken such an interest in it that she has tried to perform experiments which weren’t in the laboratory manual. DOROTHY GLASSER “Diligence is everything.”