Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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HERBERT BICKNELL I THE QUIVER IJ0On4v0f:w5v:w8v:h3v:00ofv8v:fv0v:f4o0Uww0w00o00nf4w00ww9ow0no0v:o0noUnn0v:00nwOooOww0of4nn0ow90f4nD JOHN RUSSELL BERGERON Better late than never. Russell is a very quiet lad, who can be seen every day after school studying Latin. Russ, keep it up, you may become a Latin prof. Russell kept his chemistry notefbook up to date, how he did it, no one knows. Mr. Murphy, our chemistry teacher and coach, gives Russ good hopes. He tells him, It's O. K., Russell, you'll get it next year. Cleo Club f4J. If at hrst you don't succeed, Try, try again. Herbert's one ambition, it seems to us, is to find out how many books and papers it is humanly possible for a student to carry to and from school. He is an excellent conversaf tionalist, being able to carry on a onefsided conversation to an enormous advantage. French surely must be Herbert's favorite study and judging from the number of extra hours he spends in Room 11, he must be going to become a French professor. 1 Dramatics flj Q 31 . HELENA BLAKE Make new friends but keep the old, One is silver, the other gold. Helena is one of our few girls that have pretty hair. She is very studious, as you no doubt discovered if you have seen her going homeeach night with her books. She, also, appears to he very quiet but her friends will assure you that she is always ready for fun if there is any to be had. Her blushcs are school-famed. Rho Tau Sigma 141. CECILIA BLISS And though she promises to her loss, She makes her promise good. - Did I hear a funny little giggle? Sure enough, and here comes Celia now. Ask her what she's laughing at and she 1nost likely won't know herself. Almost any morning at S :29 you can find Celia in the locker room getting ready for a dash to Room 19 before the S130 bell. If anyone needs a cashier, Cecilia is the young lady to employ. She has had almost four years' experience at the W. H. S. Cafeteria, an excellent reference. R. I. C. E. will prob' ahly include Celia in its student body next year. Glce Club fill, Student Council QU, Library Club UH, Play Committee fll fll

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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.

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THE QUIVER 7 E1:v5ewfv9-nnIv:fv8nfv8vwrv0'ar4-f:n9o:v8vw w0'w05000no0nwku4ow0no0n00nw3nw0nw9n00nnGnw8o0Un00f:o0n09n00nD JOHN BRADLEY A good, credible acquaintance. Now wait a minute, wait a minute, you haven't read anything yet. Blondy Al jolson, john Bradley, the boy who seldom smiles but causes many of us to laugh. Our school would certainly be lonesome if it wasn't for john, who always cheers us up as we prepare for classes with one of his jokes or a little song. Blondy is popular with all his classmates as well as some teachers. How his hair be- came that color is a mystery to everyone. Our baseball team was certainly helped when John became a candidate. flis work helped us win many a game in scholastic athf etics. Baseball 131 141, junior Play Committee 131, Rho Tau Sigma Club 141, Glee Club 141, Senior Play Committee 141. GABRIEL BOUCHER There's mischief in this man, Here we have Gabby, the handsome, dashing, bold leader of the Three Racketeersf' A witty, goodfnatured boy, who has a smile for everyone. Of course we shall miss the esteemed author of My Chemistry Is My Favor' ite Subject. Gabby is also an accomplished basketball and football player. His favorite in the athletic line is indoor sports. Next year we shall probably see him at a little cofed school in Franklin. Right, Gabby ? Football ,. W EVELINE BREAULT A hard beginning maketh a good ending. Eveline is considered one of our cutest girls. Those who do not know her think of her as a quiet girl but this is only the case when she is among strangers. Her greatest ambi- tion is to become a music teacher, and, as we all know, she is gifted with this art, we are sure she will succeed. ,lunior Play Committee 1I31, Senior Play Committee 141, Rho Tau Sigma 141. ' ALEXANDER S. BRENNER The world belongs to the energetic. Alec, the second of the Four Horsemen, is a dis' ciple of this quotation, as is shown by the financial success of our QUIVER, which is due to Alec's skillful manage' ment. He is a most successful salesman, whether it is sell' ing shoes for McAnn, or soliciting ads for the QUIVER. He showed us his dramatic ability in the junior Play. He is a friend of sterling character to those who know him. VVe often wonder why Alec addresses so many of his letters to South Carolinag who is she, Alec ? New York University will he his alma mater. Band 121, junior Play 131, Broadcaster 131, Rho Tau Sigma Club 141, Quiver Board 141, Glee Club 141, Senior Play Com' mittee 141. '