Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 27 IDA MIJNDY Here is another of our Slatersville sharks. Ida is very distant and serene, and we have not been able to reach the confident and friendly side of her during her four years with us. We suspect this young miss has some secret desire. She will never tell anyone her ambitions. She is studious, as her good reports will show. Yes, Ida has always possessed the good habit of keeping her eyes on her books, and in her case, she has profited by it. Volley Ball, Public Speaking Exhibition (3). CATHERINE TERESA MURRAY If you see a vivacious little, rather talkative creature with lovely waves of hair which we cannot bring ourselves to designate “red,” you may be sure it is “Kit. We are sure of the success of the Quiver this year, because Catherine has already proved her worth on the Quiver Board of 1929. “Kit's” success in chemistry is well known, and we envy the facility with which she learns formulas and all the other knowledge pertaining to that subject. With a high standing in all her studies, “Kit is often a source of information about the morrow’s homework or what the answer was in last period’s test. We are assured of Catherine's success at R. I C. E., and wherever else she may go. Quiver Board (3) (4), Student Council (3), Library Club (1) (2). lunior and Senior Play Committees (3) (4), Basketball. RITA JOAN NEVILLE Rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes, a winning smile, cheerful and always ready to look at the bright side of things and we have Rita! Here is a miss who certainly can play basketball, and we don't mean maybe. She is like a streak of lightning, one minute, with us and next minute, she s gone. Rita is uncertain about any future vocation, but we wouldn't be surprised to hear of her as one of our most prominent “gym teachers. The best ot luck, Rita! Basketball, Library Club (1) (2). JOHN J. O'DAY Our belligerent leader of the world-famous O'Day’s Daiseys,” the heretofore unbeaten basketball team. It dix’S not require a great deal of effort for John to make his presence known—all he has to do is budge. John has been our big man both on the gridiron and here in class. W H. S. will surely miss John a great deal when he leaves for parts unknown. John has not yet designated his intentions after graduating. No matter what he does we are certain of his success. Student Council (1), Football (4). Business Club (4).

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26 THE QUIVER [] 4 •» • %|r r»|o f V i l» %|r w|r r»|o t%|r r»|o %|r t%| r»| » o$ $ r | $ □ RUTH McLEAN Did you ever see those dark eyes flash? What a streak of fire pours forth! Yes, it's “Ruthie. Ruth is one of our jolly, happy-go-lucky girls. To the outside world she may appear somewhat quiet hut to her most intimate friends she is decidedly a live wire. She certainly can make things hum. Yes—when “Mac is around there is never a dull moment. Together with this liveliness is mingled kind-heartedness and loyalty. Ruth is always ready to lend a helping hand. The class of 1930 is proud to call her a member. Best luck, Ruthie. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4). MARY CECELIA McQUADE “Celia” Carefree and gay is our Celia. Full of jollity and friendship, Celia has won the hearts of her classmates. Many Senior girls envy this miss of the captivating smile, because she is one of Mr. Murphy's favorites. Celia” is diligent and successful in all her studies, but she excels in one—tardiness She hails from the Globe, it is true, but in spite of her apparent dislike for Fairmounters, she has a distinct fancy for one of them (?). As yet Celia has not chosen her profession but let's drink a toast to her success. Musical Play (4), Business Club (4), Library Club (1). BEVERLY HALE MEDL1NG Rhode Island State's going to get her if she doesn't watch out! That small, blue-eyed, sweet, young lady is very well-known about W. H. S., being one of the popular dancerettes in our musical comedy. She's none other than our amiable “Bcv” Medling. We feel sure that “Bev will make good in everything she undertakes. We recommend a position as post-mistress so that she can learn a little more about the different kinds of male. Orchestra (2), Student Council (1), Glee Club (3), Musical Comedy (4) BEATRICE C. MENEGAZZI Bea” is one of our popular Senior girls, and she certainly deserves to be, with her charming, pleasant ways and her sense of humor. Familiarity breeds contempt” was surely said by no friend of hers, for our liking for Bea” has grown as we have come to know her better. Although we hear that her favorite occupation is dancing and her social engagements take much of her time, “Bea” by no means neglects her studies, and she is one of the best typists in our class. She is fond of sports, too, as her attendance at games shows, not to mention her work on our girl's class teams. Needless to say, we wish “Bea all the success and happiness she is sure to have in the business and social world, after she leaves W. H. 8. Basketball (2) (3), Baseball (3), Junior Play (3), Musical Comedy ( 4), Business Club (4), Dramatic Club (2), Quiver (4), Public Speaking Exhibition (3), Honor Student.

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2H THE QUIVER ELIZABETH JACKMAN O'LOUCHLIN Quiet sweet and demure is our “Bebe. A true and loyal pal, and although “Bebe, may he considered one of our quietest girls those who know her do not think so. “Bebe has won a countless number of friends during her four years sojourn here. With her winning smile, and her shy air we are sure that “Bebe” will win her way through the world. Best wishes go with you, “Bebe. Musical Comedy (4), Dramatic Club (1). Library Club (2) RAYMOND JOSEPH O'ROURKE Our Class President deserves much praise for being at the head of such an illustrious group as the Class of 1930. Ray was only recently acclaimed as one of the best defensive players in basketball that the schoolboy teams of Rhode Island have ever had, and has proved this by being chosen captain. Quiet, reserved, sophisticated that is our Ray. We are well informed that he is very much interested in Franklin possibly but not probably, Dean Academy! Due to his quietness, Ray absolutely refuses to discuss the matter. Baseball (1) (2) (3) (4). Basketball (2) (3) (4), Class Officer (4), Student Council (2) (3), Junior Prom Committee GLADYS PARK An industrious worker. “Glad will be seen every day going home with a “load of bcxiks under her arm, and when we say load,” we don't mean one or two either. Gladys has two of the greatest assets that can be attained in the course of four short years; they are perserverance and promptness. Gladys, we must admit is quite shy, but we know that when she goes to Ohio University that she will acquire a great many friends, as she did here. We are all pleased to know that Gladys is to continue her education and wish her all the success in the world. Dramatic Club (1) (2). Library Club (1). PAULISON Who is that laughing down the corridor? Why, it's our Mike” flirting with one of the fairer sex. “Mike” comes all the way from Manville, the only real tour between Woonsocket and Providence. Mike’s” ambition is to become a star in the big leagues. He has showed up very well for W. H. S. on the diamond and we are sure that if he tackles his future work the way he does baseball, he will succeed in whatever work he takes up. Baseball (3) (4).