Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 25 JENNIE CATHERINE NIZIOLEK A cheerful, kind little friend. Never loath a hand to lend.'1 Hear that giggle? There's only one like it in dear old W. H S.. and—enter Jennie herself. None other than the delightful blond you see pictured here A quiet and unassuming lass. No one like her in our famous class for good will, cheer and daintiness. Good luck and best wishes. Jennie, from 1931. Junior Play Committee (3). Senior Play Committee (4). Glee Club (2) (4). Latin Program (4). Library Club (2). HARRIET E. NORTH The only reward of virtue is virtue: The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hat is the tall, graceful Senior who possesses a merry heart, personality, and kindness for all. From her Freshman year she has been known to be a loyal supporter of W. H. S. Hat's ability to dance, swim, golf and entertain have made her a favorite: be it at a dance, around school or Prudence Is'and. Hat intends to go to Katherine Gibbs next year. We are certain that she will make an efficient secretary, for Hat has every quality that leads to a bright future. Junior Play Committee (3), Senior Play Committee (4). Glee Club (4), Volleyball (3). JAMES O GRADY Better late then never.” We'll admit that Paddock and Wycoff are great runners, but we know that they wouldn't stand a chance with Jimmy. as he finishes that home stretch down West Park Place at 8:29 3-4 every morning. But Father Time seems to be the better man. and. as a result. Jimmy is a fo-midable contender for the school tardiness title. However, his sunny smile and good nature make him popular among his classmates, and our best wishes go with him to Dartmouth or R I State next year. (We hope he decides which one to attend ON TIME!—) Inter-class Basketball (2) (3). Student Council (2). MARY CECELIA O'GRADY Smile with an intent to do mischief.” Here's to the most coquettish little miss in our class. Mary can roll those alluring. Irish-blue eyes better than anyone else in the Senior Class. A “Witty boy in Fall River seems to be Mary's main attraction. Mary may be small, but she certainly is mischievous. Look closely. Don t you see that smile on her face? Anytime you see that smile on her face, you may be sure that she has been up to something. She certainly is a noisy little miss, at least Miss Laviolette thinks so. for when Mary sharpens her pencil during class or when she giggles, she may be heard to say. Mary, une fois. But Mary is a great little pal. popular with both sexes and at ways ready to help when she can. Some rumors have it said that Mary is to be a teacher, and so we wish her the best of luck and know that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Senior Play Committee (4). Junior Play Committee (3). Glee Club (2) (3) (4).

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24 THE QUIVER RAY MITCHELL No one can be my pareil.” How da! Anyone hearing this knows that Ray is around somewhere. Ray is perhaps one of the best dramatists in our class. He very effectively portrayed the parts of Babe and Leander in our Senior Play and also was the leading man of our Junior Play. Ray is one of the members of our class who are especially partial to the opposite sex. East Providence holds a very special attraction for him Incidentally he is another member of the class who prefers blondes. A new proof has been discovered in plane review. Very good geometry. Ray. but it has no connection with the theorem to be proved. Almost inseparable companions are Ray and another Senior boy. Where one is. there also is seen the second. Ray is undecided about the future. Perhaps it will be college: perhaps it will be aviation Junior Play (3). Junior Prom Committee (3), Class Officer (3), Glee Club (2) (3). Dramatic Club (2), Public Speaking Exhibition (2). Senior Play (4). HILDA MOREY The only way to have a friend is to be one. Four years ago Union Village gave to us a person of serious and steadfast mind Smi'es arc scarce on this per son's lips, but in Room 21. when co-operating with Arpie. she is filled with mirth and joy. Her favorite expression is period. When one is in need of a gentle help ing hand Hilda is ready, whether it be for work or physi cal aid Her chief interest is painting and she is planning to attend Cambridge College to study Landscape and Ar chitecture. We know that you. Hilda, as a painter, will be successful. Business Club (4). Library Club (2). Senior Play Committee (4). Junior Play Committee (3). MARTHA MULLIGAN Be true in thought, word, and deed.” Martha is one of the brightest girls in our class and her ability in English has always been an envy of her associates. At one time she was known to write a ten page theme, so perhaps some day she will be an author. Another of Martha s outstanding traits is her happy outlook on life. If one who is unhappy is with Martha, she is sure to be cheered in a short time. Listen, everybody. I'll let you in on a secret. The reason for Martha's happiness is someone named Jack How about it. Martha? Whatever your future work may be. Martha, remember the class of '31 and their best wishes for your success. Student Council (4). Junior Play Committee (3), Public Speaking Exhibition (2), Business Club (4). Honor Student. ARPHOONIE NARCESSIAN Happy am I: from care I'm free! Why are they not all contented like me? Although Arpie is a quiet member of the class, she is always ready to make us laugh, for if one should happen to walk by Room 21 at noon, he or she is sure to hear. Why? What? Whatfor?” and then some humorous remarks com ing from this certain quiet, demure lady. Arpie's cheerful disposition and keen sense of humor are assets to her. Public speaking is Arpie s” weakness. Oh! how she can talk! She has not. as yet. told us of her future career, but whatever it may be. her fellow-workers certainly will enjoy having her with them and their work will no longer be a burden. Business Club (4), Volley ball (3).

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26 TFfg QUIVER NORMA PHII I IPS Of manner gentle, of affection mild. Norma is that quiet, reserved and unperturbed girl with deep blue eyes which express a certain dignity greatly envied by th? other girls. She has a pleasing personality, and is very sincere to those who are fortunate enough to be called her friends. Her future is not ascertained, but best wishes .ind success will follow her in whatever field she enters. Business Club (4). Basketball (3) (4). MARION EDNA PLACE Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit.” Marion is. perhaps, one of the quietest and most demure little misses in the class of '31. She is extremely modest anO has made friends with a number of people while at high 9chool. Marian seems to bke stenography better than any other subject, and so we sh..ll without a doubt find her occupying a stenographer's position next year She is a friend worth having, for she will help you whenever it is possible. The class of '31 wish.s you the best of luck in the business world and also in the years to conic. Business Club C4). Senior Play Committee (4). HENRY J. POIRIER ' Tis said that the quiet man is the deep thinker. Henry is one of the quiet boys of our class. It really seems good to find one quiet boy in a class. It is said, however. that he is quiet because his friend. Leo. does not give h:m a chance to be noisy. But perhaps we are judging him too ha shly. Henry show’s his ability as a typist and spends all available time in Room 21. Teachers arc always glad to have Henry in their classes, for they know that one of the boys, at least, will soothe their nerves. Henry has no definite plan; for the future, but we. the class of 1931. know that l veil1 achieve success in whatever he attempts. Baseball (2) (3). Business Club (4). ARMAND ROGER POULIOT Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Armand is well known to the followers of Woonsocket High School football and baseball teams, being a member of both squads for the past two yeais. Whether playing or not. Armand is always cheering the players on. his deep voice continually roaring out encouragement. Armand has not made known his plan ; for the future, but whatever he docs or wherever he goes he is sure to take with him our good wishes. We believe wc she.!’ hear more of Armand in this city's amateur sports. Football (3) (4). Baseball (2) (3). Glee Club (3) (4). Orchestra (4).