Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER ADELINA CLARINDA GOULD Addye, another beacon of Woonsocket High. Prepared and early are her best friends, as a glance at her report card will show. Addye will certainly be missed after graduation by the Library Club, in which she has been the leading spirit. Adeline is undecided about the future, but we are sure that she will be, as she has been, a credit to our Alma Mater. Debating 111 121, Dramatic Club 141, QUIVER Board 131, Library Club President 141, Honor Student. GREGORY GREENE Greg of the sunny smile and jovial nature. As the athletic midget, Greg stepped upon the threshold of renown, and showed his classmates what he could do. His ability as a flashy quarter- back in football and as a speedy shortstop in base- ball flourished immensely. His undaunted spirit has kept him in many sports after repeated injuries, and in many other ways the same deter- mination has made him a truly typical American youth. Basketball 141, Baseball 111 121 131 141, Captain 141, Football 131 141, Student Council 141, Senior Play Com- mittee, Lions Frolic Committee. LUIGI G. GUIDUCCI Mathematician extraordinary. Joke editor of the Broadcaster, humorist at all times. Luigi is always willing to help with the daily task in math or any of the difficult subjects that balk other stu- dents. It is surprising that one with his liberty- loving soul and ideas, philosophical mind, and hatred of mass thinking should be a West Point appointee. His keen, inquiring mind has been the inspiration of his fellow classmates, and they expect Second Lieutenant Guiducci to be the pride of West Point as he has been that of W. H. S. Broadcaster, 141 Honor Student. JAMES MALCOLM HACKETT The bang of the ruler! the instructor's demand for silence! the cause for this interruption? Hack- ett's soft, sibilant utterances, of course. This talkative chap is quite small in size, but his heart is as large as both of his fists, and he is willing to give a hand wherever he can. The opposite sex appear to adore him. Quite frequently the girls captivate him, but this does not last long, for Mal's slogan is, They may come and they may go, but I live on forever, and he does not feel slighted if, perhaps, he is forgotten. We are assured that as a doctor he will be a great success. QUIVER Board 141.

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THE QUIVER 17 EDNA L. GILPIN Everyone in W. H. S. knows Edna, the pretty blonde with the gay laugh that is always in evi- dence. She thoroughly enjoys herself in all her classes, but she likes public speaking best because she can talk without being interrupted. We will always remember Edna as one of the twins in our play, and wonder who her piano teacher is. What- ever Edna's intentions are for the future, '28 wishes her success. Omicron Beta Club 141, Senior Play 141, Broadcaster 141, Dramatic Club 141. ' ADAIR GLEESON Here he is, the height of her ambition, Adair Gleeson, who always cuts an imposing figure in every crowd. Often times addressed by How's the weather up there ? , but, like a reg'lar feller, he takes it all in good fun. He surely has the fac- ulty of making and keeping friendsg ask anyone! Even though Adair lives in our fair city, his in- terests formulate in the Middle West. But, any way, you're with us for the present, and we're thankful of that. You always seem to have some sort of a joke on your lips, and they certainly keep us in spasms, but we always come back for more. A loyal W. H. S. student in every way, Adair. May you have success in the future. Dramatic Club 141, Broadcaster 141, Omicron Beta Club 141. DORIS GOBEILLE Let me introduce you to-but, no, our Dot needs no introduction. Dot is one of the sweet- est and most popular girls at Woonsocket High School. Her winning personality has won for Doris a host of friends. Doris has often enlivened a dull moment for many of us. After graduation, Doris intends to enter some higher school of learn- ing. Best luck, Dot, old pal. Vice-President 131 141, Omicron Beta 141 Broadcaster 141, Junior Prom Committee 131, Senior Dance Commit- tee 141, Honor Student, Dramatic Club 141. CHARLOTTE GOLDEN Little, but, oh, my! That is what everyone thinks of Charlotte. She is one of W. H. S.'s cut- est girls, and this makes her well-liked. Pudgy is very fond of talking, and this gift will be a great help to her later in life, for her aim is to be a school malam, and we feel certain that she will be successful, for she has winning ways and will always find friends. Next year will probably find her at Brown University. Debating 121, Dance Committee 131 141, QUIVER Board 1-11. Omicron Beta Club 141, Library Club 1-11.

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THE QUIVER 19 CHARLES GUERON HAMMANN , Let's clap hands, here comes Charlie, now! How appropriate this song seems for the smiling, gay youth with a joke or a word of cheer on his lips for everybody! Both the pupils and the fac- ulty will miss Charlie when he goes to R. I. State College next September, though probably he will keep in touch with Woonsocket High through one demure member of the present Junior Class. So let us not lose hope nor the joyfulness which Charlie seems to radiate everywhere he goes. And here's to his success, which can only be the out- come of his jovial personality! Debating 115 121, Sigma Delta Gamma 143, Junior Prom 135, Senior Dance Committee 143. ELEANOR HOPE HATHAWAY KlLen!7 Eleanor is the tall, dignified senior who strolls leisurely into school at about 8:28-due to the fact that she has been up late the evening before playing bridge. She says, Nothing to do and a whole life to do it-so why hurry! Eleanor's greatest ambition is to visit London and see the Bobbies everyone talks so much about--We're sure they would prove of great interest to Elea- nor. Let's hope she gets there. Next year will probably see Eleanor at Katherine Gibbs, where she will take up a secretarial course. Best of luck, Len. Omicron Beta Club 145. i FRANCIS N. HATHAWAY Close your book, Hathaway. Of course, the teacher would say that to Frank. He studied, but alas! he forgot to remember! Francis just loves to travel to Pawtucket, which sometimes gives us a suspicion that he is not quite the woman-hater he professes to be. Frank has a machine that holds ten in a pinch, with always room for two or three more. His greatest ambi- tion is to make a collection of Scotch jokes. Radio Club 113, Senior Play Committee 141, Omicron Beta Club 141. JAMES W. HEATH Jimmy', Scuff bump! Scuff bump! Yup! it's Jimmy coming along the corridor-renowned for his lack of O'Sullivan's. If you want a fellow full of pep and fun, and always ready for a good time, Jim- my's your man. He is a royal rooter at all our games, and a hearty supporter of all school activi- f ties. Jimmy spends his Sunday's in Harrisville, and we are trying to find out whether he goes there for the fresh country air or for the scenery. Radio Club 115, Discussion Club 145, Dramatic - 141. Senior Play 143, Omicron Beta Club Chairman Club 143.