Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER LEON C. BREAULT Here is a boy who is not afraid of hard work. Trigonometry, solid geometry, advanced algebra and mechanical drawing do not daunt him. He is a real mathematician and we believe he intends to go in for electrical engineering, in which we are sure he will be a success. Leon was the doctor in our play, a Iine doctor with elevated theories. For a serious and dependable person, look this way, where spring fever never attacks. Senior Play 141 . 1 IOUIS ROY BRENNER Music hath the power to soothe, and when Louis is under the influence of his violin, he is never inclined to throw bricks. Louis' chief occu- pation is rounding up the other members of the orchestra for rehearsal. Once Louis had a little watch, but during the Senior play it went roaming around a Penn. We wonder what finally be- came of that watch. He may not have found the watch but we hope he will find the Penn. Baseball 121 141, Debating Team 121 131, Dramatic Club 141, Band 131 141, Orchestra 141, Omicron Beta Club 141. ANNIE E. BUNTING Annie is one of our fairest blondes. She is an earnest student but still finds time for fun. When we know the amount of time she spends on her studies we are not surprised that she is an honor student. Annie is going to work in the office of one of our leading Main Street stores. Best of luck, Annie. Omicron Beta Club, Honor Student. X RAYMOND BURKE , Ray is our appreciator of the fairer 1'?1 sex. No one understands the psychological and emo- tional facts of their existence as well as does Ray, among all of us. Always prepared in classes, his intellectual life is well co-ordinated with his emo- tional and social life. His knowledge of biology and its applications has elicited praise from 1even1 his teacher in that subject. Senior Play, Business Manager of the Senior Play 141, Band 141. Orchestra 141, Student Council for Room 19 131 141, Oniicron Beta Club President 141, Minstrel 131.

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THE QUIVER 7 WALTER F. BELL Theologian and philosopher. Annapolis will claim him next year, and the Middies will then receive the benefit of his searching inquiries into the cosmos. The universe, evolution, and the soul of man are his chief interests in this world, ex- cepting God's oft-termed Greatest Gift to Man, How will he reconcile a naval academy with: A loaf of bread- A jug of wine, The wilderness and thou! ! ? h Honor Student. VI' THEODORE BENOIT Teddy always rushes around with that 'Tm monarch of all I survey look. He is always busy, yet always quiet, which is quite unusual. Waves are his hobby, not ocean waves or marcel waves, but radio waves. Teddy,' is quite an unusual type, because there are very few boys who are quiet and modest. Radio Club fly. r , THOMAS FRANCIS BLISS Bliss is a quiet, unassuming, receptive chap. Besides caring for his enormous crop of hair, Curly has little worries. As to his outside work he gives little thought, having as his motto Leave for tomorrow what you cannot do today. This maxim Bliss carries out to perfection, for when an assignment is due, Curly has it accom- plished-how he got it no one knows. His out- standing subject is mathematics and we hope that his future work in engineering may be as success- ful. I V IRENE VERONICA BOYLAN To those who do not know her, Irene seems reserved. But to her own crowd, she is the best friend in the world. She is one of those members that the Omicron Beta Club would be at a loss without, for she is always ready and willing to do more than her share of work. Some day, some business man will be glad that he found Irene, for she is a valuable asset to any oflice. Dance Committee 445, Omicron Beta Club 145, Library Club 141,

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THE QUIVR 9 VGIARGARET BURGESS Margart, or Peg,', as she is called by her friends, is a girl who is liked by her classmates, She IS the happy-go-lucky sort of girl, so one very seldom sees Peg frowning. Sometimes she forgets she is a young lady and returns to her baby ways by talking baby talk. Miss Burgess is a prominent member of our commercial club. Peg is like a sunny day, bringing joy wherever she goes. Clglrnicron Beta Club f4J, Dance Committee Q45, Library MAUD E. BUSHER Smiling Maud, always ready to give a helping hand. Her happy-go-lucky ways endear her to everyone. She looks quiet, but here is a secret- ' she is not. She says singing is her favorite pas- time, but she certainly can make a piano talk. Maud is the one who had that Do or die spirit in our first period public speaking club, and was comforted by many assuring glances from Tillo. She expects to go to R. I. C. E. and become a school ma'am. Let us hope she will lavish as many of her smiles on her pupils as she did on us during her happy W. H. S. days. Library Club MJ. l J BETTY M. l , l4VlAE 1. CALLANAN Not too forward, not too shy, that's our Mae. Ask Mazie to do you a favor, and you will not miss the genial sparkle in her eye. Talk to her a while, and you will hear the witty remarks she can make, and observe her thorough sense of humor. She prefers sewing of all her subjects, and she certainly can make the needle work. She intends to enter R. I. C. E. and smile her way through. Nothing worries or discourages our Mae. Better days are coming is her favorite motto. CAMPBELL Betty shines on the girls' basketball team, and e V also in typewriting. As a sideline she takes up cheer leading once in a while. Betty does not like to have anyone say she is superficial, and her motto is, I would rather be right than Presi- dent. At almost any time of the day, if you are looking for Bets, you will find her, either in the typewriting room or in the front seat, during a Chem. lecture period. By the way, Betty is a good maid and those in the Senior play will always be ready to give her a reference. Dramatic Club 145, Senior Play MJ, QUIVER Board 011, , . Orchestra fly Q25 135 UU, Omicron Beta Club, Basket- ball 135.