Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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30 THE QUIVER n ( V »|» w|» «!») wV %|r o|o (4r «%V f $ t «|» ( $ » o|o o|o %V (+$ i (+$n HARRIET RANDALL Bud'' as she is most popularly known, is the attractive girl pictured here. Harriet's radiant smile reveals her sunny disposition. She is one of the best Girl Scouts in Wixinsockct, a true one in every sense of the word. She has won many friends among the followers of this organisation. The girls aren't her only friends, either. Did you ever watch her at a dance? Bud” is a very studious young lady, her teachers always have a good word to say for her. Best wishes for the future, Harriet. Library Club (2) (3), Basketball. Senior Dance Committee (4), Quiver Board (4). NORMA RUPP Norma is one of our newcomers, having entered W. H. S. in September of our Senior year. We are very grateful to New Haven for presenting us with this charming personality. Norma has made many true friends in her short sojourn here, and we are certain she will continue to do so in the future. It is said that music hath charms. Such is the case, here, for Norma is an accomplished musician and intends to further her study in this art. We know she'll succeed for she is such a conscientious girl. Musical Comedy (4). ERNEST SALLEY “Bill” is our champion chemist. He is one of Mr. Murphy's best test-tube bouncers. This feat takes much practice, but under the tutoring of our coach he soon became an expert. He is always looking forward wanting to know what to do next. Besides being studious-like, he is a royal rooter and follows his team into neighboring states by any means of transportation. “Bill has great track ability hidden away from our sight. We hope that he may develop this and become one of our future Olympic Athletes. We do not know what fate has in store for our blond boy, but we hope that our class may reach a hand toward helping him into a successful future life. Business Club (4), Orchestra (2), Broadcaster (2). RUTH SHAVER Take one teaspixinful of gaiety, a cup bubbling over with fun, measureless popularity, one heaping tablespoon of smiles and mix them thoroughly. Stir over the fire of viva-ciousness, and spread over the top of brown curls and place in the back seat of Room 11. This is the recipe by which you recognize Ruth. But Ruth also has a serious side, which no doubt is the better part, for she is one of Miss Cass’ best pupils in stenography. Ruth's plan for the future is rather uncertain, but we hope that she will be Somebody’s Stenog. Good-luck Ruth, and may your employer be tall, dark, and handsome. Business Club (4), Basketball.

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THE QUIVER 29 Q t»fo t V) |r f |o o|i f»V) olo ♦»} o|r |r o| %|r %|r (%$ e+tn wfw ,v • v '; - v ' DOROTHY PERRY See that smile! Those beautiful curly locks? Who is it? What a question to ask! Why, of course, it is Dot, and everybody wonders why she never pays any attention to the boys at school. Perhaps a certain young gentleman in North Smithfield can tell us. Dot may appear quiet to anyone who does not know her but her personal friends have reason to think differently. Student Council (2), Library Club (1). JOHN LEO PLANTE Red” A pest? No. John is anything but that. In accordance with his parallel of the auburn locks, John has It, because everyone claims him as a friend and, strange to say, even the teachers enjoy his illuminating presence! For some mysterious reason Red is always absent on Friday. You will find him on the Providence bus in the company of a young lady. It’s a nice long ride, isn’t it John? Doubtless we will hear of John as a future owner of theatres. Best wishes, “Red!” Musical Comedy Committee (4), Business Club (4), Student Council (1). EMILIENNE MARIE PRATTE “Her curls adorned her face with tiny ringlets and she wore a flower in her hair. Who doesn't know this sweet, quiet miss? In her four years with us she has won her way into the hearts of all. Emilienne is always ready for a laugh, and she has given much joy wherever she has been. Clouds are never gray when Emilienne is near. With her black wavy hair, brown eyes, and irresistible smile to comfort a soul, who could be lonely? We do not know whether she is inter-ested in athletics in general, or in a particular hero of a team. We would not be surprised to hear in later years that Emilienne was the originator of a course in “School Spirit. Senior Play (4), Basketball, Quiver (4). RAYMOND RABIDOUX For two years Ray has held down the position of right end on the W. H. S. football team, and how well he has carried out his duties is known to all who have seen him play on the gridiron. “Ray is a champion in chemistry and typewriting. Mr. Murphy is thinking seriously of posting “Ray's record for breaking test-tubes as a mark for others to shoot at. It seems that Ray’s knowledge of the constituents of gun-powder is excessive but according to Mr. Murphy its all wet. Anyway, here's luck to you, Ray. Football (3) (4).

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THE QUIVER 31 OLIVE SHEI’ARI) Here is the quietest and most unassuming girl of the entire class. Always in a hurry to gel somewhere, carrying an enormous number of hooks, and minding her own affairs. This typifies Olive. Usually, she can he seen working diligently in one of the commercial rooms, where her work is noted for its tidy appearance. A staunch and loyal friend is Olive, and all enthusiastic supporter of W. H. S. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4), Libiary Club (2) (3). KATHRYN VERONICA SMITH Yes, another one of the many of that name! Her companionship throughout these four years has been a Nxm to more than one girl. Anyone who knows Kathryn knows her as an amiable, pleasure-loving girl. She is ever ready for fun and whenever there is mischief brewing Kathryn is a sure accomplice. Dispite her love for fun, Kathryn always comes through with high colors in her scholastic work. Just who the “apple of her eye” is, we do not know, but we are not sure she has a favorite. Kathryn plans to teach “the golden rule,” and we know she will be successful. Musical Comedy (4). Library Club (1) (2). MARY BERNADETTE SMITH A tall neat figure of efficiency, reserve, and politeness; these few words describe our Mary. As a leader she is capable of gaining success in whatever she undertakes. Her standing in school has always been of superior calibre; Mary is always ready whenever a difficult question or problem must be solved. We shall always remember her excellent work in handling the business end of the Senior Musical Comedy and as President of the Business Club, Theta Beta Kappa. Whether or not Mary has chosen her life work we know she will be successful. Best wishes, Mary! Junior Play Committee (J). Senior Play Committee (4), Busi ness Club (4), Student Council (1) (2), Broadcaster (2), Quiver (4), Honor Student. SOUCIE Quietness is Mary's outstanding feature until she joins a group of girls, and then how she can chatter! Her most difficult problem is; If we have seven periods of the day, why must we have homework? We join with her in an endeavor to solve that heartbreaker! Mary embraces these things called studies as one would a cactus plant! We expect to hear of Mary's success in years to follow. Musical Comedy (4), Business Club (4).