Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVIER lIw9fwrv0'f:w9nrv9-n:v3n:v9v:o5nfvln:v3onUvw00wf40w9nn0nfv8ww9Q:v9nw9nf4ww0n03onUow9o00o03ow0nf4n08n0UnD FREDERICK R. CALCUTT !'You cannot dream yourself into a character, you must hammer and forge yourself one. Fred, the third of the Four Horsemen, has already begun forging himself a character in the newspaper world as a reporter. In using the telephone in quest of news information 1?1 it would be advisable for Fred to have earphones, for it is rather hard to hold a receiver to one's ear for two hours and hear all that is said, especially if there is a female voice coming over the wire, isn't it, Fred ? As president of the Rho Tau Sigma Club he made the members of the club sit up and take notice at the meetings, as well as to provide the club with many enter' taining social events. Minstrel 121, Dramatic Club 131, Junior Play, Stage Manager 131, Broadcaster 131, lnterclass Basketball 131 141, Quiver Board 141, Rho Tau Sigma Club, President 141, Glue Club 141, Senior Play Committee 141 , LEROY CAYER Hail! Hail! The gangs all here. Thats just our Roy's voice we hear. He is at home with any group of fellows. Athletics have taken up the greatest part of Roy's time. He proved his worth while playing on the line for W. H. S. for three consecutive years. If Roy tackles every- thing the way he did on the football field, we are safe to say that he will he a great success in life. Football 111 121 131 141, Basketball 131 141, Baseball 141, Baseball 131 141, Track 131 141. BETTY ALLEN CLARKE My man's as true as steel. Betty is our questionnaire! She can think up so many questions in such a short time! Never mind, Betty, the only way to get along in the world is to ask questions. Betty has been driving a Hudson 1?1 for quite a while, and now she is an expert chauffeur. Her amiable qualities have won many friends for her. Betty hopes to enter Vassar College next fallg her classmates wish her success. Student Council 111 121 141, Junior Play 131, Senior Play Committee 141. DCNALD COMIRE A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. No doubt, in the years to come, Donald's name will be inscribed on a tablet in the Hall of Fame for accomplishing some great thing in the world of electricity. His good ship, Shenandoah, was an eternal experiment for him not only in the mechanical parts but the artistic coloring as well. His marks showed many zeroes but they were always pre- ceded by an eight or a nine. His ready wit has made him a popular classmate. Lately, he has shown an interest in dramatics, but whatever he chooses for his life's work, we know that he will be an efficient worker. Dramatic Club 141, Quiver Board

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THE QU IVER 9 Elobnwlefvl-nn0v:wUvwvUfw:v8v:cv9vw:v3v:03ww0nw0wvv3of4ww0nw00o0nf4of4ow0ww8ww8ew0ew0nw0no0':w8nw90:v8nD LIONEL CADORETTE For well they laughed at all his jokes, for many a joke had he. Four years ago there entered our school a goodly crowd of youngsters. Some have become serious, others have ref tained the spirit of youth. There is no doubt that Lionel belongs to the latter class. As school comedian, he has amused both teachers 1?1 and students. We have received advance information that Hal Roach is contemplating a tryout for him in the talkies. He is one of the outstandf ing students in the commercial department. We are inf formed that much of his leisure time, especially Sundays, is spent in Slatersville. We wonder why? Lionel has not stated what he will do after graduation, but whatever prof inevitably succeed. Rho Tau Sigma 141. Broadcaster 131 Senior Pliy Committee 141. OVILA CADORETTE Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Ever since we iirst entered upon the stormy seas of knowledge at W. H. S. we have always known this pleas' ant gentleman as quiet and easy going. Ovila has always maintained a happy and even disposition, allowing nothing to disturb his peace of mind. Most of his time is spent in Room 22, where, no doubt, he is arguing with someone about bookkeeping. We will not be surprised when we hear that our Ovila has been recognized as one of the world's foremost interior decorators. Rho Tau Sigma 141, Senior Play Committee fession he does follow, the class of 29 is sure he will ELEANOR CARROLL 1 LILLIAN CASTLEMEN The proverb saith that many a small maketh a grate. Can she act? Can she sing? Can she dance? We'll say she can. Lil's outstanding asset is that of friendship, and with this we can combine dramatic ability. Lil is known to all her intimate friends as Dr, Cure for Blues. If you feel depressed, just call on her. You will marvel at the change. We will not be surprised if we soon seen Lil on Broadway. We can thank Hope High for sending her to us. Class of '29 would not be complete without her. Library Club 131, Rho Tau Sigma 141, Senior Dance Com' mittee 141, Senior Play Committee 141, junior Play Committee 131, Glee Club 131, Dramatic Club 131. A friend should be ir a friend's infirniitiesf' This is Eleanor Carr0ll's idea of what a real chum should be. She is always ready to sympathize with you when you've flunked in Algebra or received an extra severe scolding from a teacher. Her politeness has won her a secure place in the hearts of her schoolmates. We all know Eleanor has a liking for trestles, haven't you, Eleanor? Never mind, we are all for you, good and strong. Minstrel Show 121, Student Council 131. Clee Club 131.

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THE QUIVER 11 lilo?-:w90:4'wolow0no9-nevholnoioo0000on0eo0o:v8no0ooOno0nnBnn0o00oo8nw8ooUwo0ow0w00o09nw0on0oE ERNEST CLARK ' Why then the world's mine oyster, Vwfhich I with sword will open. The class of '29 lists among its numbers many celebrities, but it is our firm belief that no one has more claim to dis' tinction than this popular commercial student. Ernest has shown his eagerness to be of help to his Alma Mater at many times and his voice was always heard cheering for W. H. S. at any athletic contest. In the interclass basket' ball league, he showed many that his height and his playf ing ability were a dangerous combination on an opposing team. We can quite safely say that the business which has Ernest tickling the typewriter keys will have added a valuable asset to their clerical force. Rho Tau Sigma 141, Stage Manager Senior Play 141, Quivcr Board 141, Glee Club 141, Interclass Basketball 121 131 1-41, junior Play Committee 131. MARY CCNDCN Make new friends but keep the old, The first are silver, the latter gold. This quotation certainly fits Mary to the dot. She is one of the best liked girls of our class. Mary is a good sport and loyal friend to all, She has always taken her studies earnestly and thus has attained a very good scholastic standing for her four years' course. Mary hopes to enter R. I. C. E. next September and we all wish her success. Clee Club 141, Library Club 131, Quiver Board 141, Play Committee 121. - BERTRAM NEWTON CCOK Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. A quiet, unassuming fellow, Cookie came to us as unnoticed as a summer morn. He tells us that he is not interested in the fairer sex. Are you telling us the truth, Cookie 7 No teacher ever complained about him not having his home work, for he considers home work an important duty in his daily toil. His habitual modesty is known to all of us, and serves to increase our regard for his friendship, He is, indeed, a fellow one likes to have for a friend, and whose friendship, once acquired, grows more valued with time. May fortune smile on you, Bertrand, wherever you go. Rho Tau Sigma 141, Interclass Basketball Senior Play Committee 141. DORIS CCOK 1'Amiahility shines by its own light. Here is a happyfgoflucky miss who delights in dream' ing. But after all, that is a most enjoyable way to spend a study period. Isn't it, Doris? Soda clerks are another weakness in her life. Doris did excellent work as one of the cast of our late 'iBroadcaster. Baseball is one of the most interesting of sports to this young lady. So far as we know, Doris seems to have had enough of school life, and will retire from it after she graduates. Activities 121, Rho Tau Sigma 141.