Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVIQR 19 Dfv8vwrvUvafvl':fv8-f:rv0-fww0ff:fv8vwfv0':rv5v:wUww0nNn00ow0nw0nNw00n:4nw0ow9n:v3nw0wo0ww9nwMw8vaoHv:wMw9oE LUCILLE A. GR EENAN The ivory keys beneath her slightest touch are blessed with speech and utter tender words. Little, but oh my! There's our own curlyfheaded bit of sunshine. And she has more than one accomplishment, too. Basketball and piano, for instance. Throughout her four years with us, however, her sportsmanship and goodf nature have won for her countless numbers of friends. Surely a friend in need, and the best wishes go forth with you from the class of 1929, Cillie. Basketball 135, Library Club 145, VicefPresident 135, Volleyf ball 135, Orchestra 115 125 135 145, Class Pianist. ADRIEN GROSLOUIS Whcmse Words all ears took captive. Some men attain prominence and success through their mighty oratorical powers, others through their intellectual ability, and still a third group through prowess in tlte Thcspian art, but in Adrien we Hnd the unusual and extraordinary combination of all three characteristics. His sterling qualities as a student and an ardent supporter of all activities has given him an enviable position among his classmates. Someday, we can easily predict, he will be holding a coveted niche among the great character actors oli Hollywood. Senior Play 145, junior Play 135, Rho Tau Sigma 145. ROLAND HEATH Absence of occupation is no sign of rest. To arms! To arms! The unholy Wtmlf of the North End is loose. Yea! 'tis Roland Heath, the phantom flash. Roland's one of the members of the National Guards. He can shoot the side of a barn door six feet away. Heathie's the boy who took the mystery out of chemistry. He's an athlete, too. The Wolf,' was a tiger on defense and a bear on offense in the football team. Baseball, too, was honored by Roland's participation. His masterful pitch' ing plunged more than one team into the throes of defeat, We expect to see Roland become a movie actor, for his personality would easily charm all fans. liootball 135 145. Baseball 135 145, MIRIAM HELFAND Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. One of our most brilliant girls, whose personality can' not be surpassed, is recognized as one of our foremost actresses in the class of '29. Her good nature is one of her best traits. She is always ready to help her less fortunate classmates in preparing their lessons. Because of the excel' lency of her work, as a bookkeeper or stenographer we are sure she will succeed. Iunior Play 135, Senior Play 145, Rho Tau Sigma 145,'Li' brary Club 135, Dramatic Club 135, Broadcaster 135, Quiver Board 145, lnterclass Basketball 125 135, Alummi Play Com' mittee Honor 145.

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l L 18 THIS' QUIVIQR lZ1fv34:rv9f:fv8f:fv2vafvUv:rv0-f:1v0v::v0nw9v: 090nM0k:f4ow9wwMw0v:w0ww9nw3n08nw9ow5wwlnw0ew0n00wcv8ow9vwwU0E , Committee UI. WINIFRED EVELYN FULLER Winnie Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast. Those who are not very well acquainted with L'Winnie think that she is very quiet, but those who know her find her a jolly companion. 'LWinnie can always find time for fun. We can never forget that sweet smile that overspread her little round face when Miss Metcalfe would say, You may talk on any subject on which you are interested. We are all prepared to hear about Winnie's pet hobby, namely, goats She doesn't tell us a great deal but we are not surprised to learn that she finds the study of birds very interesting, especially Whipple fwills. Winnie wants to be a practical nurse and we are sure her sweet smile would cure any patient. To this extent we wish her the best of luck. Play Committee UU, Library Club f4j, Rho Tau Sigma Q Quiver Board 141, Honor Q4 AGNES GRAHAM 'iSpeech was given to man to disguise his thoughts. Who just adores making posters? Why Agnes, of course! Voted the class artist, her one ambition is to live up to that title. Besides being an artist, Agnes excels in writing themes, her vocabulary being quite amazing. Ask her for the definition of some word unknown to you, and Agnes is sure to he well acquainted with that word. Agnes' third and most noticeable accomplishment is that she is an excellent conversationalist, a fact which is known to all of her friends. Rhode Island School of Design is Agnes' aim in life, and we sincerely hope that that aim materializes. i Ulunior Play Committee HJ, Quiver Board 131, Library Club ' LEO FULLAM i'Better late than never It won't be long before Leo will be part owner of the Clinton Street Public Market as he spends most of his time there after school hours. As repair man he certainly kept the store in good condition with never any trouble with lights or heat. It won't belong until graduation Leo so keep up your good courage We all are with you and wish you success in years to come Rho Tau Sigma f4j, Senior Play Committee 143 junior Play NATHAN C. C OLDFINE l Never put off till tomorrow whit you can do today 'Tis reported that the world will end vxhen Nat s not prepared in school. He prepares his work six weeks ahead of time and always knows his stuff He knocks Plane Re view and Algebra over like a roxx of pins Room 11 has a great attraction for Nat, and he can be found up there almost any afternoon after 2 Z0 Hes a business man is well as a scholar. His ability as a salesman is such that he could sell a sunshade to an Eskimo We know not whit the future holds for Nat, but he ought to join tht Boy l Scouts, since he is always prepared

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THE QUIVIQR I Elnlwfvkd-f:fv8n00v:00no0noUv:n0ww9woUow0o:4nw8ww0no0nw0ww0v:0W:w8v::4nn5w:4n:4w03nr4wr4w09nrv3nD GEORGE T. HELM A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. George is partial to lifefsavers. That's what the man' ager of that big store in Slatersville will tell you, at least. Who is she, George? Freshman girl, no doubt, or she wouldn't be so apt to drown. And we have here a saxof phone player without a rival. He is also a very able man' ager, as we have seen from the success of our Senior Dance. Band 121 f31, Orchestra Q21 H1 f41. CHARLES HILL Greater love than this no lllllll hath, than that he lay down his life for his friend. We have always found Charlie a generous, openfhearted youth, to whom school spirit meant as much as regular work. He displayed his ability as a manager when he piloted the basketball team of 1929 through one of the most successful seasons, both Hnancially and otherwise, that any team has ever had at W. H. S. Cn the diamond, he has shown marked ability. When summer has given way to autumn, and the best of friends once more unite in the union of class fellowship, Charlie will be found within the walls of Providence College, where we are confident success will crown his every effort. . Basketball 141, Basketball Manager 141. Quiver Board 141, Glee Club 141. CATHERINE HILL Let's go hand in hand, not one before another. Who has those pretty pink cheeks? Kittyl Kitty needs no introduction. Her many fine qualities have won for her a place in our hearts. Kitty is very fond of out' door life, and she is also interested in Girl Scout work. Her school work is very good, and next year, W. H. S.'s loss will be Mount Holyoke's gain. Loads of luck, Kitty! junior Play 131, Basketball ALFREDA HODDER C 1 Be prepared. Suppressed giggles! Hush! No use. Louder! Louder! Yes. 'tis none other than our Freddy Freddy is not only our class jester, but our prima donna as well. Freddy has helped to the success of many of our enter' tainments by pleasing us with her nightingale voice. It has been said that Freddy's favorite song is entitled Clarence, and that she delights in singing it. Freddy's career as a singer looks very promising. Success to you, Freddy Iunior Play Committee f31, Band Q21 QZ1, Senior Play Com' mittee 141. Quivpr f-41