Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER I1fv9vwv9f:w9vwv0-fa:v0-f:rv0v:rv0efv9f::v9-faw00o0v:0W:wUno0nwk:m8f:w0on0nw9on0nw9n0Uww0nw0nw0nf4wwlm09nw0nE LOIS ALLEN Our todays and yesterdays, Are the blocks with which we build. Here is Lois, the girl with the beautiful auburn hair. She is very fond of sports and was seldom known to miss a game during her four years' sojourn at W. H. S. Lois is quite an artist, drawing being one of her favorite studies. Her pleasing disposition has won many friends for her, all of whom wish her success in future life. Candy Committee 121 131 141. LOUISE ALLEN A sweet attractive kinde of grace, A full assurance given by looke, Continual ,comfort in a face The lineaments of Gospel bookesf' Behold! VVhy men prefer blondes! Blond hair and blue eyes, together with a pleasing personality, are the dom' inant traits of Louise. We are all waiting eagerly to see who Louise takes to the Commencement, as her admirers are many. We do not know what the future holds for Louise but know she will be a success. Library Club 131, Rho Tau Sigma 141, Orchestra 121 CARLTON ARNOLD Listen and you shall hear. The last of the Arnold family to represent our school. If it is school work, outside work, or social work, Carlton is always there with his willing help. NVe have seen what his dramatic work is, and now he is leaving us behind. What can we do? We wish you the best of luck in any held, and we are sure you will succeed. Dramatic Club 131. CATHERINE BALLOU Wit is the loadstar of each human thought, Wit is the tool by which all things are wrought. Cne of the things Catherine can create by her wit is a general good time anywhere she goes. She is always ready to joke with you at any time, and her amusing descriptions and cheerful laugh which she uses to the best advantage in Public Speaking keep the class and teacher in line humor. 'lCatho, as she is sometimes called, is always dressed in the latest styles. We also know how well she likes Algebra and men Catherine has spoken of working in McCarf thy's after she has finished school, and we wish you luck. Library Club 131, Play Committee 111 121 131.

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THE QUIVER . 3 nnowoqnowomewowsqnowaowmooaqoewenoowawowoqnawwonwoqi-am-cm-em-e.,.,o..f-af-:go-uzi flass of 1929- We hope you'll like all these smiling faces, Which perhaps you've seen in other places, We also hope your approval we' ll win, But now to look-why not hegin? E. E. Fgwmr, '29

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THE QUIVIER 5 unease-asem-ness-Mensa-me-wasswmomomnwowowomswawansnnsoosansanaomowonsnnnnassou l C Q ZNORMANBAMPTON Q L'And o'er that fair broad brow was wrought, The intercepted lines of thought. g Norman is gifted with an extraordinary sense of humor which comes out for airing every so often, and as it, usually happens, the choice for airing is in the classroom where we are all trying to do a little studying. If, by any chance, Norman does not become a professor of mathef matics, then the teaching world will have- lost a' valuable personj He has shown his talents in every branch of mathematics taught at W. H. S. No doubt, after he has finished his scholastic career we will be proudto claim him as a member of the illustrious class of '29. ' RUSSEL BARDELL ' f Diving and finding no pearls in the sea. Blame not the oceang the fault is with thee. This gentleman represents the merry 'youth-a gay 'dis' regarder of time. Ever since we first' made his acquainf tance, four years' ago, he has managed, through all .thu changes of our 'career to stay with the crowd. If every' thing bothered himas little as the 1Tfair'one, he -ought to be the happiest fellow on earth. We all join in wishing Russel the best o' luck in his future endeavors in the liusif - ness of profession he favors 'with his attention. ' - i'Rho Tau Sigma 145, lnterclass Basketball C31 MJ, f' ., , 43 - X ROLAND BARRETT Clever, and always happy. ' E ' He came, he saw, heconquered. The hearts of the fair sex. Roland, the hrst of the - Four Horsemen, is one of the quietest boys in our school, but whenhe gets started he certainly shows his ability. Roland's'smile wins many' admirers from his feminine classmates-Juniors,' too. f Watch out, Roland, or -you will be the cause of a calamity among the opposite sex. Let 'a word of warning be suff ficient to guide you. Whenever 'there was any work to be done, Roland was always ready to help out with heart and soul. As head usher at the senior play hergave efficient service. Roland intends to try his luckras ta sports writer. He received his early training writing' sports in his senior year for a Providence paper. Junior Play Committee QED, Glec Club 145, Rho Tan Sigma f4j, Senior,Play Committee 141. LUCY BARON Let all things be done decently and in orderf' 4Lucy, or Lu, as she is called by her friends, is not so quiet as she looks. Whenever you see a crowd of girls laughing and making a great deal of noise, Lucy is in its midst. After graduating from W. H. S., Lu intends to be a nurse, and so, in her training at the Homeopathic Hospital, we wish her the best of luck. A Library Club CD, Glcc Club f4J, Rho Tau Sigma I-H.