Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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BEULAH IRMA SEARLE Beulah is one of the 'vamps of the class, and she surely keeps the opposite sex guessing. Beu- lah IS very easy golng and does not seem to be xery much elated over anything, although her greatest pleasure is derived from dancing. Beulah must have a calendar of dances, because, when or wherever the dance IS she is there. However, Beulah is a good sport and is very easy to get along with We expect to see her in Woonsocket in the future See you later, Beulah. D1Z1matlC Club Q41 Llbiary Club 011. HELEN H SHEEHAN Helen is a shy resei ved girl who is quiet until somebody tells a good joke, and then-Helen stai ts telling all thc iokes she has had in store for weeks She IS always starting some fun-but she looks so quiet that some one else always gets the blame Helen is a shark in chemistry, for after Mr Murphy s hard elforts, she is now able to solve the hardest equations Helen hopes to get a posi- tion as stenographer for some handsome young boss don t forget to hand him around, Helen. f THE QUIVER 29 HUDSON SCATTERGOOD Huddy is one of the quietest boys in our school, but when he gets started he shows his abil- ity! He is destined, it seems, to become either a great actor or machinist, but in view of his accus- tomed modesty, the latter seems more fitting the having helped out several thankful drivers in various car troubles, it is saidb. Huddy's cheer- ful disposition makes him popular with all, though his smile, especially, wins many admirers from his feminine classmates-Juniors, too! Upon the breaking up of the Senior Class, Huddy will be missed by many of his classmates. Radio Club flj. I n DANIEL SENIOR This young man comes from the suburban Union Village, where hunting still continues to abound, thanks to his exceptional gun-work! It is not known whether this Daniel has ever met a lion or not, unless it was in the form of an alge- bra problem, which would then be a baffling situa- tion! However, Dan's advanced sagacity has given him the honor of being known as a Senior during his whole time in high school!! Dan's facility for making friends has Won him many of them among his classmates, by whom he will be long remembered. 1

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THE QUIVER ARMAND D. PELLETIER Behold one member of the Senior Class with delightful auburn locks, but whose disposition contradicts the usual story of those with the same color hair! Armand has a manner about him which attracts everyone. It would seem as if he were to become a member of the World of Art, having spent days in preparation in our school drawing room. Howbeit, he is sure to find good friends as he goes through life with his many fine characteristics, and this is surely something to be envied by all! Interclass Basketball 131 141, Radio Club 111, Discus- sion Club 141. HAROLD REILLY Harold, man of many trades, is always the first to leave the building each day, due to his notori- ous love for school. No one can handle a theatre crowd better than Harold, whose ushering at our affairs has meant so much to hurrying patrons. History has always been Harold's pet subject. His profound knowledge of that wide and varied de- partment of learning is also famous. Track Manager 141, Omicron Beta Club 141, Senior Play, Stage Assistant Manager 141. WILLIAM H. ROGERS Yes, Bill graduates. After ahard and strenuous task, Bill finally gained a footing and pulled through. Known to all in his class as a happy-go- lucky fellow with hardly any time for worrying, Bill made everyone sit up and take notice when he showed his skill as a stage manager. Although he had no hand in athletics, he emerged quite popu- lar among his school friends and especially with the teachers. Omicron Beta Club 141. EDINA SARAFIAN Edna, one of our Honor Students, is a quiet, modest girl who possesses that rare quality of being the same Whenever you see her. She has a happy, sunny disposition which has won her many friends. In stature, Edna does not rank high, but We all know that good things come in small pack- ages. If it had not been for Edna's help in mak- in us understand our homework, many of us 8' would not have received the marks we did. Dramatic Club 141, Omlcron Beta Club 141, Honor Stu df-nt 141.

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30 THE QUIVER BEATRICE ARTHUR ROBERT SHEVLIN Strut, strut, here he comes, there he goes, smooth slicked hair and flashy clothes, that's our Arthur. Art, popular among both the he's and the she's, is a very active member of Villa Nova. With the aid of his fine qualities, Art has be- come one of the most popular boys of the school in the three years that he has been with us. He has gained prominence through sports, debates, arguments and business ability. Where would our QUIVER be if it were not for Art's skillful managing? Football 121 131, Discussion Club 141, QUIVER Board, Business Manager 141, Student Council President 131. SHOLOVITZ Bee Sholovitz, one of the illustrious Seniors that grace our school, is a true patrician in every phase of the word. Bee has a very dignified bearing, but, as we all know, has a joyful, fun- loving side as well. She can always appreciate a good joke. Bee was our leading lady in the Sen- ior Play, and she certainly performed in a credit- able manner. Keep it up, Bee, and you will have some of Hollywood overshadowed. She helps the librarian in her duties, and we all know her cheery Hello, Anyone who knows Bee is for- tunate, and her Golden Chain of Friendship is long indeed. Take care, Bee Debating 111 121, Dramatic Club 141, Senior Play 141, Omicron Beta Club 141, Library Club 141. l MAE SOWDEN 1 Good natured--and always ready for a laugh. That's Mae in a nutshell, Mae's pet hobby is machine operating. Thanks to Classical High for sending us Mae. Mae says very little about the opposite sex, but we are sure that somewhere there's a Sweetie Hiding. We have not an ink- ling as to Mae's future work, but we know she will be successful in anything she undertakes. Our best wishes, Mae. Library Club 141. SHORR MORRIS Morris Shorr is the one, lone, solitary reason that the Woonsocket Call exists. Every afternoon, our Morris and his stack of readables can be seen at Depot Square. The call of the newsboy blares forth, and we know that Morris is about. He is an adept at dancing, and a familiar figure around our illustrious school. Youlre heading for a big busi- ness career if you but continue your fine work, Morris. Remember, Morris, your old friends at Woonsocket High School will never forget you. Radio Club 111. l