Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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2+ THE QUIVER n .r r, •»$ c lr r»jo r»|r f»| r»| » r»| r»4 f |r» o|r %|r f»|o r»|o o|o r»jr -»|o r»ln ,-»V ■-» -. c+l . ,-»?• ■ □ FLORENCE LICKER Here is a girl whose friendship can never he truly estimated. It is true, constant, and can he everlasting, if it meets its equal. Florence is very quiet in school, hut once you penetrate that hard shell, into which she so often retreats, you will find that she has many pleasing qualities. Florence visits Providence often. We wonder why? In school “Flo's motto is, “Never leave olF for tomorrow, what can he done today. This is why she is always prepared. We know that if “Flo carries this motto with her through life, she will he a success in the business world. Program Committee (4), Property Committee (3). Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Quiver Board (4), Honor Student. LOUISE BUXTON LINTON Louise is evidently “an anti-O'Sullivan advocator! After spending four years with her we know she does not believe in investing in rubber heels! Flash! “Puff! “Speed! et cetera! Her pretty golden hair and blue eyes are admired by all. She is one of the most popular girls, especially with the opposite sex! “Speed is never seen without a horde of admirers tagging after her. Her most important study is Fun. And such a giggle—like water rippling over pebbles! Doubtless “Speed will have friends wherever she travels. Lest you forget, Louise, the class of 1930 will always claim you! Musical Comedy (4), Glee Club (3). ANNA MARY LYNCH “Tall in stature, clean in mind, pure in heart.” Anna's ready willingness and kind smile have made her known to practically everyone in W. H. S. Difficulties of algebra melt before Anna's capable scrutiny as ice beneath the summer sun. Anna's high rank in all her studies frees her from all worry. She intends to further her fund of knowledge at R. I. C. E. next fall. Good luck from 1930! Library Club (2). DOROTHY CECILIA MALONEY Blue eyes, ruby lips, and a winning smile! Result of this charming character—“Dot. “Dot has won many friends by her sunny disposition and tingling laugh. She has been prominent on both Junior and Senior dance committees. “Dot is quite lonesome this year, as a “certain lad” ho longer graces our corridors with his presence. However, it is rumored that this miss is still deeply interested in the “Oyle business. Best of luck, Dot. Musical Comedy (4), Junior Prom Committee (3), Student Council (3) (4), Glee Club (3), Class Officer (3),

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THE QUIVER LENA LARIVIERE A demure miss with black hair and a winsome smile describes our Lena. Lena is very industrious and is always ready to give her classmates a helping hand. As Secretary of our Business Club, Lena proved her ability to take notes accurately. Many are proud to claim this young lady as a friend. She has proved all of that to us. Loyal, friendly, and very amiable, she has always been one of our greatest comforts. Best luck, Lena! Business Club (4), Honor Student. ROY HEATON LEACH Whenever we hear the resounding Why? ringing out from any eorner of the class, we know that Roy is present. We'll wager that Roy can ask more questions in one week than all the Freshmen class could in a semester. No doubt, this very amusing characteristic certainly must have a firm foundation, and that is why we are unani-mously certain that a man of Roy's integrity and persist' cncy already has a strangle hold upon Success. We all admired Roy as “David Kern in our tremendously sue-cessful musical comedy, and to end the year in fine shape, Roy was elected as student manager of the Maroon and Blaek baseball team. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Baseball Manager (4). IRVING LEVEIN Our one and only “Beanie. His jokes keep constantly chasing our blues away, and whenever we hear someone singing and dancing around in the midst of a crowd of girls, we know that “Beanie” is the entertainer. There is no need of citing “Beanie's” favorite occupation—we all know it's resting! We expect to see “Beanie’s” name in the bright lights on Broadway, for his success in our musi' cal show proved him a great dancer. Musical Comedy (4), Basketball (4), Business Club (4). ZELMOR LEVIN “Zel” is best known by his smile; the widest, most humorous smile which ever distinguished a boy. His fa' vorite indoor sport is chewing gum, at which he is the past master. However, underneath “Zel's” fun-making exterior, there is a seriousness and integrity of character which rarely shows itself, but is always there. He has creditably carried out his assignments as school reporter, earning for himself the title of “Scoop.” The clearness and foresight of his newspaper articles, concerning high school athletics, promises “Zel” a rosy future with some big city daily. Junior Prom Committee, Chairman, (3). Senior Dance Committee (4), Student Council (4), Quiver Board (4), Dramatic Club (2), Public Speaking Exhibition (2), Glee Club (4), Business Club (4).

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THE QUIVER 25 □ r $r («|n 0(0 ci V) |» (4» !» |o f»|r w|r» w|» w|» «|» «|» w|w w|» l»t» D LILLIAN MARION Lillian is one of the really quiet girls of our class. Although her nature is retiring, she has made many friends during her high school career and if, as is said, everyone has faults, we have been unable to discover what Lillian's are. Her soft voice is never heard ringing through the school, but her delightful, little giggle is often enjoyed by some of her more fortunate classmates. Lillian's willingness to work will surely bring her success as a worker in the business world. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Library Club (2). MARY VERONICA McDERMOTT Just look at that hair! Do you wonder why many of these with straight, straight hair look longingly at M iry? If nobody appreciates your jokes, take them to Mary, and you will surely be satisfied, because she is never averse to having a gixxJ laugh. Her giggle is often heard in the middle of a recitation, brightening up an otherwise dull period. Like a good commercial student, Mary spends much of her time in Room 21 and 22. We hope she will always be cheerful and happy and make a bright spot in the office of some business concern. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Library Club (2). DOROTHY RACHEL McDONNELL Can “Dot ' hold a conversation? Just start talking to her and the minutes fly by. A very interesting, little girl, and her agreeable disposition makes her a very pleasant companion. “Dot” is a good musician and can play the piano exceptionally well. “Dot's” favorite song is Sally.” Now isn't that a coincidence! Why, so Dot?” Possibly you may be able to tell us? “Dot” expects to enter the business world and we know that her pleasing and jovial manner will help her to face some of the hardships of the future. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Library Club (1). ROBERT McDONNELL Bob” has been with us for four wonderful years, during which time he has become one of the best-liked chaps in the class. Quiet? If you think so, you don't know Bob. A really good-looking sheik, isn’t he? “Bob's” occasional dreamy moods are due to that certain outside attraction! Well, you can t blame him for that! His favorite pastime is experimenting in long-distance throwing of test-tubes! He excels in it too! Good luck, “Bob,” wherever you go and don't forget your classmates of 1930! Business Club (4), Musical Comedy (4).