Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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10 THE QUIVER GEORGE CODY Flash, Doctor, the boy who carries a per- petual smile like that displayed on magazine cov- ers, is one of the most likeable fellows in the school. This boy dopes out more jokes in Mr. Murphy's cracks than the latter thinks he is giv- ing. Flash is a fine public speaker: he holds the audience firmly in every speech 1after school3. He is the first member of the Three Musketeers. Cody's future as a doctor will be very bright if he treats his patients as he has his fellow classmates. Flash is high in studies, high in athletics, higher with his boy friends, and highest with the ladies. Football Squad 113 123, Basketball 123 133 143, Base- ball Squad 113, Class Treasurer 123 143, Discussion Club 143, Senior Dance Committee 143, Commencement Committee 143, Radio Club. PAUL CARROLL Curly hair, pearl white teeth, and baby face- introducing Paulie Carroll, the soda jerker. Paul has gained his fame not only through his kindness and his schoolboy complexion, but also through his sagacity in his daily classes. That everlasting smile and those witty remarks will remain in his classmates' hearts as outstanding characteristics of his cheerful school days. Radio Club 113, Debating 113 123, Discussion Club 143, Omicron Beta Club 143, QUIVER Board 133, Honor Stu- dent 143. BERTHA CLANCY Bertha is the business woman of the class be- STEPHEN CHERKAS Steve . Steve came into our midst in our second year and evidently with a desire to make himself known. He is that sort of fellow that makes school life a reminiscence bringing with it a warm rush of blood from the heart and pervading on with melancholy sweetness. No doubt, we will see him a successful man. His favorite saying is: How can we make some money? After class recita- tions he may be seen playing some game or in town with one of his mates waiting for .... Steve, old man, we know that already you have stepped over the threshold to success. cause she holds the responsible position of treas- urer of the Senior Club. Her greatest pleasure is in talking and she really glows with delight when she is given the floor or more often-when she takes it. She has also proved to us her ability as an actress in our Senior play. Bertha will enter the commercial world and we would not be greatly surprised if she became a public accountant. Dramatic Club 143, Senior Play 143, Omicron Beta Club 143, Library Club 143.

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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.

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e n A AGNES COUGHLIN Agnes is very quiet and demure. We would like so much to know what she thinks about when she is silent. Her friends best know her true worth. Agnes' beautiful brown tresses are very noticeable in these days of bobbed hair. Agnes expects,to enter R. I. C. E. in September. i 4 CONSTANCE If you see a cute girl with laughing blue eyes, coming down the corridor, and hear a half-a- ' dozen lads singing Ain't She Sweet? you will know that's our Connie She is a sweet bundle of mischief and laughter, and if there is any fun going on you may be sure Connie has something to do with it. Her jolly disposition and keen sense of humor have made Connie popular with both sexes. Connie can be seen at all the games and socials. After graduation Connie intends 'to enter some advanced school. Our best wishes, lC0lll'119.,, Discussion Club 141. THE QUIVER 11 JOHN CONNELL Irresponsible, carefree John! N o one has so successfully bluffed more classes than John. A favorite with certain of the Junior and Senior lassies, he is also a pal of many of the boys. With never a thought to the future, John believes that to live the day well is enough. Above all, John de- tests work-Why, he says, do men continue to be such fools as to work? Baseball 131 141, Senior Play Business Manager 141, Omicron Beta Club 141, Dance Committee. THOMAS CRANE - lKTubby!7 An all-round sport, a regular fellow, a popular sheik. Here is a typical high school man. With a Howdy for anybody and a joke for everybody, he has won the hearts of the pupils of Woonsocket High and proved himself to be as popular in our midst as he was down at La Salle. A student and an athlete, combined with an abundance of per- sonality, make Tubby popular wherever he goes. Basketball 141, Football 141, Discussion Club 141, Stu- dent Council 141. CUNNINGHAM I' 1