Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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10 THE QUIVER □ o|r r |ra o|r o$r c»$r c»$r »$ %$r o$ r»| (%$n %$r ofr o|o c V t»V c+}n f»$r %| %Qr t»|r» c%jn □ JOHN JOSEPH CALLANAN John’s curly hair is envied by many, hut equalled by few. He is also well-known for his witty sayings. No matter what the hurry is, John is always ready to tell a “new one” for the benefit of his friends. He proved his dramatic ability when he took the role of “Gerald” in our musical comedy. September will probably find John in Providence College. Best wishes from the Class of 1930 follow you, John. Musical Comedy (4), Glee Club (4), Business Club (4). MARGARET J. CARROLL Hail to our painter of sunshine! Margaret is an artist of no small ability, and we would like to sec her as a future Titian. Her art is not limited, because Peg” can dance! She is ever-ready for a jolly time; her effervescent giggle often breaks the industrious silence of a class, much to the annoyance of the teacher, and amusement of her friends. “Peg” is an ardent supporter of all sports and her voice is always at hand whenever a cheer is to be given. As a parting word: “Wherever you go. Whatever you do. Remember, old pal. We're following you!” Business Club (4). Library Club, Musical Comedy (4), Basketball, Volley Ball, Glee Club (3). SHIRLEY MARIE CARSON Who is that bright studious girl with the ever-ready smile? Of course, it's Shirley, who is always there in one's time of need. Shirley’s humorous disposition is revealed when one hears her hearty laughter. She is adept at writing poems. Kith extemporaneous and otherwise, and so we hope that she will become a famous poetess. Well, Shirley, there arc many steep “Hills” to climb, and when you reach the top, as you certainly will, do not forget your many friends. And now, it's good-bye, but you leave with our very- sincere washes that “Lady Luck” will always smile kindly upon you. Dramatic Club (2), Library Club (2) (3), Student Council (2) (4), Broadcaster (2), Quiver (4), Basketball, Volley Ball, Honor Student. CONSTANCE ETHEL CHC»QUETTE Who is that sweet girl with the baby face? Why that is our Connie.” Connie” is one of the sweetest girls of the Senior Class, and if you ask anyone of the opposite sex, he will verify the statement with a bang! If you ask “Connie” what color hair she likes best, she will say “blond.” Right, “Connie?” If you hear someone say, “Got your money?” you will know it is “Connie,” as she is one of our best collectors for the Senior Business Club. As to her future, “Connie” is rather uncertain, but we know that what she undertakes will be a success. Business Club (4), Musical Comedy (4), Junior Play and Senior Play Committees (3) (4), Broadcaster (2).

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THE QUIVER 0 □ r»V c |r r»$ »$ t jr »! r f»$ t%fri «%| f V +9n JOSEPH AMBROSE BLISS “Joe” is one of our quiet fellows. He does not mingle with the fair sex, hut he has a mind of his own and makes good use of it. He has tried to master every subject, and wc know that trying will bring success. “Joe struggles on without any complaint, taking things as they come. The students of our beloved school can wish him nothing but success and happiness which we feel sure that he will attain. Musical Comedy (4), Glee Club (4), Quiver (4). VINCENT JOHN BRENNAN “Vin,” “Vinnie,” “Wine” Vincent, the tallest man of the class of 1930, is our star basketball player and holder of many records. He holds the state's highest basketball scoring record for 1929-30; he holds the tardy record of Rtxim 18; he is the most extensive traveler—especially to neighboring towns. During the course of the year, we often underst xxl that Vin” was going to “State,” but we found out that it was Loew's State and not R I. State. We conclude, by inference, since Vin” travels so that he'll grow up (?) to be a mailman, busdriver, or floorwalker. However, no matter what undertaking “Vin” is set upon, he’ll succeed. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Glee Club (3) (4), Business Club HAZEL ARLINE BROWNE What charm, poise, personality, gcxxJ looks! No one is quite like Hazel; she possesses everything that constitutes a true student and classmate. We notice that most of Hazel's social functions take place in college towns; one can understand that her attendance at a dance assures every one of a marvelous time! Hazel is, nevertheless, a quiet and unassuming maiden, hailing from one of our highly heralded suburbs. We feel safe in saying that Hazel's future is a promising one. We await the coming years to verify the truth of our prophecy. Junior Play (3), Student Council (1) (2) (3), Basketball, Dramatic Club (2) (3), Junior Prom Committee (3), Senior Play (4). LOUISE BURLINGAME Another bright light in the class of 1930! Its ‘ pride and joy” we dare say! Louise is the true, ideal comrade. Her alert and capable mind is forever at work for the benefit of others. What is that Lit in construction? Ask Louise, she knows! Louise, although quiet, usually speaks at an opportune time. Not only is she competent in her studies, but she is very agile in athletics. Louise has many triends and undoubtedly in the luture her pleasing personality will gain many more for her. Basketball, Volley Ball. Dramatic Club (2), Quiver (4), Honor Student.

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THE QUIVER 11 □ »♦» t»Vl f»t i r»Vi t» l V f»t» oV- » V r»4 V ■ « r r‘ r' '‘ D PAUL COHEN From the standpoint of size, this lad may he the class baby, but from the standpoint of ability to make noise, he would probably take first honors as class giant. When he is in a mischievous mood in Public Speaking, his choice English amuses his classmates. His magnetic smile develops mirth among his classmates and everywhere he goes melan-choly is banished. We understand some advanced school will claim him next year, but be sure to keep that sunny disposition, Paul. ROSE MAY CLIFFORD Here is a young miss whose sunny smile and cheery “good mornings' help to brighten the day for her classmate'; She is indeed all that becomes a rose. Although we know very little about her, we have a strong suspicion that her heart is neither in Senior High nor even in Woonsocket. Rose is another of our fair young chorus girls who helped to make “Sailor Maids a success. She has never expressed her future ambitions, but in any venture, the wishes from W. H. S. will follow you. Musical Comedy (4), Library Club (2) (3). Business Club U). MARY CARROLL CODY Mary is one of the loyal followers of all our school teams. If she missed a game, we willingly wager that someone else was to blame. Mary's ever-ready smile and pleasant greeting have done much toward earning her popularity. Although she is not particularly fond of studying, she ranks high in two subjects at least—dancing and singing. Mary' has not yet decided, so far as we know, what will occupy her attention after she graduates, but the best wishes and sincere hopes for success go with her from W H. S. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Basketball, Library Club (1), Glee Club (3), Volley Ball. MARIO COLA Mario was given the title of the most melancholy boy in the Class of 1930, but this is only an outward appearance. To his intimate friends, he is a true pal and a jolly companion. Mario surprised us by wearing a mustache, but he has withstood all “razzing on our part. Perhaps next year will find him at the United States Naval Academy. We hope so, as it has always been his ambition. Good luck, Mario!